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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

n r.
,~i,tirQ and turning traitor ike Dunn. a eesaa
wi Board Of Ccumiss ioner., truly What be-
D, scent prossiou this for securing the rights OF the
Mrb,
Put supposips On uneXceptionsSle board ap'
p,,pted il there any thing to prevent thousand or
t~ Border Rufians marching into the Territory
,b4 day trrvi, u. 10 the commencement IL the pro-
b. tics sry three obths aid clamicg to DC enroied
"A Ltsb,sbts1 Let them r~ma in The Territory TOT
tbr three mortbs rpsuipg-snd moderate SUN Oh
Nh d., contrib ted BY the shareholders, or Procureo
20 .ne pretense or other from The United oa"s
Treasury, would feed them during that ame-a'd
at the ED of the three months they would Do ees'
voters, and having voted KhnSas SlaSen"loins
State, they might then .tay or 60 IS they P'eaSe'
II i. pertspsL with a yie~ to I'd operation, ana
20 r,d,oe the plumber Of tho thre--mOnths meo
h.ul il would be Lfcessfy to MAINTAIN In hansas'
that ,be Missouri NIB acting ia synpathy. II not 10
cuc.rt with Dousla.. arc s,oppiOs aid turning
bsck all Fn estate men who are attempting 20 get
into Kansas. and who, if not kept ont, might help
to swell tpe list Of Free State voters.
The operation Of Mr.. Douglass bill il it pas'es-
and tbs. DO ooubt IL the intention of its author
will be TO repeat IN modified form and under
cover of law the "a ne invasive operation by which
all previous elections in Kansas have been con-
uuiled. To give bis bill an appearance OF tair.
Dess, Mr.. Douglas proposes to set aside al tue
pretended acts Of the Bogus Legislature conflicting
with the bery # speech and OF the Press. This
10 very veil; but the legal freedom OF the press Is
Of tile advantage 70 those whose types arc SCI
terd. wio.e presses have been destroyed and
whtee printing Offices have been burned. Consist
epcy r, quir,s that Mr. Douglas should insert an
appropriation for Fredericksburg the printing ohce'
brrkrn I'D by bis friends, the Border Rdnisns. A
similar appropriation to rebuild the LiSretce
Hotel would also have decent look,
ard might give to the bill show OF
equity, in which it is DOW somewhat
d, fcebt. And Whist says Mr. Douglas to the in
dic,mt Its for treasoni He is Judge. Does he
wish to set himself clsssed with Scrogg' and JEFF
ffe,s' Doe. be wish TO fll che amepg tho
ati' cious Judges by stalking bis professional aud
political reputation even the coloeablc validity
Of those iLdictmepts As murder, robbery and ar
SOD, instruction, riot aid resistance 10 the laws
On Inc psrt Of the Border Ruans are entirely over
look, d sDd ignored by the Government, We beg TO
spgte.t to Dir. Douglas whether it would not look
little magnar inou., whc'her indeed the slightest
pr.,erse to sIy' hing like jusece or impsrti,lity
does net require that toe men Indicted and hell
in close prison for what, if ofeosrs at all, are
n e ely tecbn cal ones, ought not to be reessed'
yb,,. rorp az her Ia u and richt ia trampled under
foot, is it necessary to be 80 very exactug a. re-
apects the pretended laws and rights of Mr. Doug
lus's bogus Border Rufhan Legislature!
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NepTlprk DAILY Gribnm
WEDNESDAY, July 2, 1856.
Life IF Dol. Fremont.

An origrnfl aud .utn-u'c B"'grapny of the Peoples
canodai. fer r.. j. in cours- Ct pr-p7oa-
MOI rno WI oe sue at IHR rhIBUsE ONO" 10
da,e. II vii he enDdeIs ed uio pamphi"
~ 80 a,se and ror "ctavo pages, on good VPe' win
SpiIuec illn"'1 a'i''us.
Pree per rtz@h..... . q,
Prrs trneyrd. f'''''
pfice Z tEUossDd
Order, ,rclos.ng the Cash respectfully solicited,
S,,o IN. 6rrt r,c4,v.r w, IN fr-t filed
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TIE Massachusetts american Convention, which
assembled Ut Spr Dgfr'd yesterday, nominated
Fremont fox President Johnston for Wee Presi
dent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

AcCIDESI FROM FIRE CRACKERS Some boys, wi'e
se,s 90 Gre ersesor Monds} nsht IN ss'e svssus
sgr9 b. the ~ tho store 81 MI 10 h"ue"
n ~ The Cr,mer called COT 10 rfeTsfi The hi~
cps .tlIS " ttO kv.aLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

NU1TiNG's EOLCON-A 0ew Musical lnstru
snt. eombD,nx tue edvsneses OF tho Ofea Moodeon az
Pisuoi rich, mellow, aud 20worfa and wan
sdspted Cor Church 0pcrso Music Il hss resolved che
hu6es. trs,inoL from the tofeso amateurs, and the
sds tourhout the Uued states. ~hich be ho
Piano Ware ROomA Of tho Manufacturer Pnce ron
90 to SIZE 1SovEsTEhS IRvsLo"S
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Bueiness Not,rs.


=. .y,.uh.r. a. . n uron ga ths uai
Of osownsd beads stl etvwaed be- "a his
ave ,a,.e " soyet-tsu 10 ~e9 crow
~ al, r az d;suund. u p-aris aud TIE fcwufui
a, ,eh bsle~ ssye ever, one OF "u s"vevrb posye
-, ci.h,, wnnr crown exsc.y hsr nesf but Ono
~, cs,,,us ,hsis h-sds SoE We Ti v~nfu'
that 20. Fourth Of jay Juottn,s VIII so
IF tley late. hat uirtno'sb &C s-sion, stnou'
r ,h.,, ss-..th the OF -, isht al 81 a. 7i,'
- a.. Sun N rt w,sr b, kSoX tho Hi-r. OF No ~ br1a1
W. o.srrs o. Yvite..,; for kv 'aua b1 who S"I
il,r--. @ rsns 'betn bat msis- M I ~ snoui %
I,c e IA future edots of the ;e'ions wta tai aon
~ Ihe .o1 bin iop s,o oetoe ratOn OF al As'e 't
" ttodne~ 80 the "st o. cogsn Tor 'no ia
/, ar b. "A" We have s9rtea /, incur " Nkor"
., a~tK SrUCK.--Uus large aud elegant stocs
NJ SCssr CLUrgMG u ready zoo u sale, >mpI.cn.
MAJ spccsue~ s,s 70 pc found where e''e -
sIto her th. LARGEST .ocs OF de@far'e SU"Stk cI"
~ s.,, ever got Gp very nooerste Int liked pees
l.. OgvLfs Co,
A., oso ,sa . "A oeo Q,o.a x.y cor. Vsrenst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

ne west I'D fsshinsbe patterns SIX, Lneb edgs't
Pearl Bridai FANS with let oinsm-L OF the mos dnsuc
". ie.s seiected from PARIS Add exts
Ns. a. III be s,d importers prices with evsy Kind
Of YAscy GOODS, TOYS, &C as gifs and presents
IL koGERs, No ava BfOadWsy.
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Chole,s D,sentery. Collie. Group. Vomiting,

Ac are euei by Dr. ToBias's oslebstsd ntss
IInIntNr, THIS coy 70 nmendea OJ inc
o., neu, ehyse ans United States, and utan,ed
hs,,o. Roid by ell tho Druggists and Pato1t Mcdeiae
lss Ina the Uu,ted Stses Pco q and ~ cents Depot
Ho 70 Cxur.andts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

WIGS HAIR DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
WIGS and have oceusr 70 tao mouse
Sey all the world for thor graceful beauty
ease durshiy-6ttins to chsr Tho LARGEST and hs'
s1t N the World private for applying bus famous
0Sx 9oid AZ BArcRELoR's, No. 2is broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

GREAT BARGAINS CAhPtTINGS.-
gprH LopSsBURY, No ~ BI,ahwsJ. near u sad ~. are
noz 6hsI Us ther ergc e,ock ~ CARPEThG eno oLoIo'
1t sItran,oiI AIRY lou proes
Ekc.I,H VIivEr CARPETS q. low as ~ per yard
EEcLIsu TAPfsTnv BRU6sgLs CARPETS a. low a. q!
YsE ys;d.
AND al other goods equally low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

HFKKfsG's PATEnT CHAMPIOn SAfEs.-The
sAoys cetrbuf-c Ssss with Hall Patent Powoerr Loch
arc ell improved Saamsnde, aad oths
Gafes--benre the name Chsmpiot" Pn-u uiurnphs the
world sirs ADJ spd history 10 then suiosJ
For ssis 81 Green Block. hos Us, 5l AGO tSy "stns
1sw-Yorh g. G. HERRING 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

Drawn up do not know. Hsuey was dspascned
with subpoena BY bogus Justice tor dozen wit
Lessee. He contIiyed to get on it the n.ucs VI
several Frrs.State lnen whom be has bren trying
to tske prisoners before. Whether hs will sac
coed in catching them with toe Establishments Of
subpoena, to testify in the Hoyt aud Legget case
remains to be seen. He went of yesterday, and
tie trial Of Hoyt and L-eges before Justice" Mel.
son ia 10 come of when he gets back With the wit.
hesses if he does so in the to-day What they arc
TO be tried for ! cannot ascertain, aud suppose
nobody kLows unless it BE- H.uey. rhi. H,ney,
BY the.bye, is one of the most vasar litrrate aid
brutal Of ali the Pro-Slayery tocIs l have sen,
VII CD is a,ipga great DEAL for shry are ali pack
Of scOuLdrtls. He Is picked fiom the bas-.t pur.
lieus Of Hcie'y.
Many persons got passes during tie last week to
witt Gov. Robinson and his fellow prisoners, but
yesterday, before l cold see them, orders we're
ssutd b. Dopsldson 10 JONES that visitors must be
excluded. This is stroke OF Border X itkan
psIcy. Mrs Robinson is here with her bu.b md.
She and Mrs. jenkins bad gut permission 10 stay
While their serene highnesses, Uoired States
Mar,hsl Postscript Donaldson and Bogus Sheriff
jones, we're in q miIdsr humOr thar at prrsent.
Oh, it is calling for intelligent hgh-mnded peo-
pie to be 90 much il the power Of such men.
Ii will be- Remembered th,t just b, fore the sack
OF Lawrence, company from Mauhauip, sxV
Mills up the Kaw, oygsn zrd and msrch-d to les
defense. They had only gone part Of the way
when they beard Of the contamination Of tho sad
event. and returned home. learn tnst sge
number of ihtse men indicted for that act, aud
that arrests are being made. On ,he heels OF tho
| outrage at Lawrence tbs may look monsrea, but
1--WE will subdue sou" ityer fat. rs. SILL 0ore,
company Of l2O Wen cane 'p az the same time
fem Osawattau'io, under Csps JOHN Brown
hey arTriv'd il Lawn Ice toe day sfoer toe each.
| chu Ping SINE ci.iance out of town. May OF
| ihe.' ntA isSe betn ucicted tog high trca.ca aud
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES. tine ID Just

SINGEK
ioars yoer rsi' VI tue earnings Ut good Vpsfs
Tor lstAt wed 6+gtsOo,d H~;hoes
The qug ara tor other profitable worA
eiose OF herd buy tho Hschne aid pre-
pare for The fact hat M1h either ft IN prva,e
tuhiss t large estsbshaelt are sasuJ
surc ev-y other tin6 be proved by "a-sad- ~oo
Ia k.yo Machines eed Tor
IA AID Inferior tie a-ua A-.a terms
4 Al. SINGER Nc. 81; broadway.
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Cool AND Observation-Disclosures 80 cooling
ao inv,eoraips the e.d IA tYoSs kATHASoN lie -hec
t. Sestt,ui eapses the - from al IN rurities re-
moving, al and causesit 10 grow uxuranty sod
hy ali every shere too % per boc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-02

HOr WEATHER GoODs. Thin UNDER-GAR-
n Srs thin RAvAIs. tia GLOVES. thin HALr'hosx aud
<sicr sHiGTs IL al Sizes Wholesale and Retail freos
IL tRA PKRgGo SOY.
No. 6l Nassau st.
Polynesian., 1856-07-12
NAVY BILLS and wHALERS BILLS taken al
" the lowest rates by
47f ROBERT C. JANION.
Mail Carrier Notice.

Ah41~S8AIlCf 1ob1CC.
THE undersigned having been instructed by Hi:
| ExceIlency the Minister of the Interior 10 re-
establish the overland Mail Carriers throughout the
kingdom, Notice is hereby given that after the 1st OF
January, 1856. mail-carriers will be dispatched as
below:
On KAuAL-Leaving Mr.. Widemann's store every
Tuesday morning for Hanalei, returning Wednes-
days.
Leaving Eawiiwil every Thursday morning for
Koloa, Hanapepe and aimea, returning Fridays.
Ox OAHu.-The day of departure of the Govern
ment Mail Carrier on Oahu is changed from Mon
day to THU RSDAY of each week. leaving the Post
Office punctually at 9 AN. ss.+9 q
OS MAUI-The mail-earrier viii leave tho Post
Office Lahaina, every Tuesday morning, and passing
through Waikiki and Kahului, reach Makawao about
6 Pm. At AN, Wednesday, he viii leave Mr..
Spencers Store, which win be the Post-offce for
that district and passing through Kula, Torberts-
vile and Kalepoepo. return TO Lahaina on Wednes-
day night or Thursday morning.
MANS on HAwAm ~
The Mail Carrier between kawaihae and Hilo
viii leave Captain Laws Store at Kawaihae every
THURSDAY, and returning leave B. Pitmsns Store
In Hilo every MONDAY. sv
Mail Carrier leaves Captain Laws Store at Ka-
yaihae for Kailua and Kealakeakua the first and
third THURSDAY in each month, and leaves Capt.
Cumings' Store at kealakeakua the first and third
TUESDAY Of each month.
Between Hilo and Kau. the Mail viii be sent
every fortnight, leaving Mr. Pitmans Store. at Hilo
the first and third MONDAY of each month, and
leaving Mr.. Shpman's residence. at Kau, the frst
and third THURSDAY Of each month.
The nail-carriers throughout the kingdom win be
and papers, subject to such charger IS may be fixed
on hereafter.
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY, Post Master.
Honolulu Dec 26, 1856. att
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

M RS NJ. A. BUTCHER has on hand the fol
1fA lowing assortment of goods for sale at tn,
Rose Cottage Store Rose Lane. opposite the Bethel
Ladies' bonnets OF the latest fashion, lace robes,
Splendid evening dresses. latest STYLES,
Elegant muslin and silk ball dresses, richly EN-
broidercd with silk.
Embroidered skirts, tule illusion,
Silk blond lace. chemiscttes and under-sleeves,
Silk shawls, plaid silks, white French satins,
White fguered satins white ribbons,
Union linen, Irish linen, Bishops lawn,
White Swiss muslin, French jaconet muslin,
Head dresses, artificial flowers, white feathers,
Velvet ribbon, kid slippers,
Misses eolored CATERS, ladies' black CATERS,
5-tf
Polynesian., 1856-07-12
Contractor and Builder.

1lHE UNDERSIGNED would inform his friends
i and the Puplic that he has resumed his CAR
PENTER BUSINESS at the old stand Con King
Street) All orders attended to with promPtness and
dispatch in the various branches of business.
order.
On hand and for sale, pannel doors. sash doors,
saShes, glazed and ungiazed window and door
blinds &C. &C. CHARLES w. VINCENT.
Honolulu, April 23rd, 1856. 5I-d
Polynesian., 1856-07-12
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes,
Rrushes ete

- sa- Brushes, etc. s- -.s- =
STORY, BROTHER & Co, have for sale at los
- and l07 Clay Street, San Francisco,
Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, in cases and bbls.,
SpiFits Turpentine, in cases,
Atlantic Lead, in assorted packages,
French and German Window Glass, assorted sizes.
French and English Heavy Plate Glass, l2xIs to
30x44-
Ex. "Brewster'' and "Fair wind"
Tieman's Oil Colors, assorted cans,
Tieman's Water colors, assorted cans,
Tiemans Dry Coors for scene and carriage painters
Teman's Putty. in bladders,
Tilden Nephew's, Smith Stratton's, Kimbah's,
and other Coach and Furniture Varnishcs, Paris
White, sc.
BRUSHES...Ex. ssHoliasder."
Adams o. K. and Ex. Paint. Whitewash, Slulee,
Counter Patent Scrub. Napoleon Horse and Hotel
Boot Brushes. ALSO-Lyon's Tools and Feather
Busters, Artists Tube Colors and Materials.
VARNISHES.
Ex. "Florenee Nightingale" ale"-Direct importation
from London-Noble and Hoares celebrated English
Hard Drying. Wearing and Elastic Carriage
Yarnishes. Japan and Japaner's Gold Size.
Plain and Ornamental Stained and enamelled
Glass. s-Sinis
Polynesian., 1856-07-12
waialua Falls Estate, Kauai.

VNyEN or TWELVE ladies and gentlemen can be
E comfortably accommodated with boarding by
the week or month at this beautiful place. .
The house is large and airy; the grounds exten-
sve and abounding in orange and other ruit-trcss.
A large dairy furnishes a constant supply of per-
fectly fresh milk and butter-and the climate and
scenery unsurpassed by any place on the Hawai-
will rendering the Falls easy of access.
No pains will viii be spared BY the proprietor to
make those who visit him comfortable and happy
during their stay To invalids eciaily this place
will form delightful retreat from tho heats OF sum-
uler
R Terms moderate. Apply TO
52-I3t MORENS STAPENHORST.
Polynesian., 1856-07-12
CLOTH for Sale, by
. 40-tf KRULL & MOLL.

Drug Store CMakee & Anthon's Block
TIVE UNDERSIGNED has received per late arrivals
Invoices Of Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Goods Perfumes
and other articles "a few of which enumerated below
As these Goods imported dtect and from the best and
celebrated manufacturers the United States aud En-
he is enabled sell superior prices cORsde
rably lower than heretofore sold in Honolulu.
Medicine Chests constantly hand and fitted Ihe hest
and complete the lowe PhyseiaRs'
prescriptions put the and with the great
Ray-runl Tartar. Acid vial< asstd Cherry Pectoral,
Sasaparla Of all Ainds Olive OIL Exfr JamSca Ginger
Russia Save Scales Thnrns Extract fbe
Citric Acid, Stryehnine, Barry's THcopbe Gus,
Hydr POtassa, Hops, Quicksilver, COFkS, Camphor,
Painker, EXtr Vaierian Bitfers, R0wlaRds Kaly
Tooth Powder and Paste (arge asst Carbon AmmOR-
ColIodiOn BaTtnes Lotion, Lip Salve, LinimeBts,
Sponge, Wax Fl. MagEesia, OxaIic Acid,
Red Ink Cod liver or, Medicine Chests,
Soda Apparatus, Rose Wafer, Cream of Tartar,
Essential Oils (dl Straps Hair, Nail and Tooth RsheS,
Combs Pocket do, Knives, Ivory Rings, Oiled Silk,
Trusses- -SnspeRs. Bandagrs, Tarrant,s Seltzer,
Breast Pumps, Hair Dye. vanilla Beans,
FlavOrng Extracts, GelatIne, Flesh Gloves,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial, lsingiass,
Hays Liniment for Piles,
Enrma Pumps Of all descriptions,
Ceat Plaster Lozenaes, Surgical Instruments,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
wistar;s Balsam Wild Cherry,
Flesh Powder,
And every other article usually kept Drug Store
. 2Ou u s- Z. HOFFMAN,, NJ d.
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

THE AGENT Of the Hudson's Bay Co.. offers for
/ sale to arrive per s Agnes Garland" from Lon
don. expected in July next, the following WINES,
BEER and SPIRITS, viz:
SEQ doz. Marzetti's Ales, qts.,
IS do. do. do. pts,
72 do. do. Porter, pts,
AZ do fine old Port,
lea do. superior SheTTy,
~ do. Old Tom,
IL do Whiskey,
so do. Cimef.
Or. Casks pale Sherry,
l do. do. do. Brandy,
do. do. Dark do.
Honolulu, April 22nd, 1856. 5I-tf
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

Just Received per Am. ship Washington
+, lt Allston"
DLUE COTTONS, Beef and Pork. Dinner sets,
ID Cups and Saueers, Glassw are, Solar Lamps,
Bricks, Pipe CLAY, Cement, Rosin, Gunpowder,
Deck Plank, Clspboards, Soap, Hams, Tumblers,
Fancy Porcelain Toys and Parian Ware, Vases, Fire
Bricks, Moulding Sand. SPIT. Turpentine, Stoughtons
Bitters, Tar and Pitch, Oak Joist, Pine Boards,
Shingles. Also, l custom made, shifting top, New
York BUGGY. For sale by C. BREWER, End.
Honolulu, March 9th, 1856. 44-tf
Polynesian., 1856-07-12
Cargo for the Fall Season.
The new A L 3years, British Clipper Barque
60 "A w E II Na99

$50 tons per register Jelland Master, was to leave
Liverpool on or about the lst inst, with full COM
plete cargo of European goods, selected expressly
for this market; and will be fully due at this port
on the Ist. October next.
ROBERT c. JANION.
Honolulu, May 2Srd, 1856. 3-f
Polynesian., 1856-07-12
slops. Stops. Stops.

HoR SALE at the store of the undersigned a
few very superior, extra fne quality PILOT
CLOTH cOlTS. Monkey Jackets. Reeing Jackets
sup heavy Guernsey Froeks, extra heavy lsrg wool
len Stockings woollen Socks fine Lambs wool Stock
fngs and Socks, for sale low, by
Won HOLT & IIEUCk-
Honolulu. March 9Th 1856. 44-'f
Polynesian., 1856-07-12
WILLIAM GREIG

OFFERS for sale at his Store in King street, next
" door to II. Dimond. the following goods, ex-
pressly selected for this market, and imported from
Scotland and England, viz.
White dress shirts of superior quality. babies
robes chemisettes. collars, boys Glengary caps,
coats, cotton threads. sprig muslin printed muslin.
carpet bags. superior quality, ladies's enamelled
bags, do steelehan do, do plush do. India-rubber
air-tight cushions, assortment of ribbons. An
sortment of CUTLERY and HARDWARE, Shelf
field manufacture, among which attention is specially
called table cutlery and choice pen knives
ALso-On hand, quantity of FLOUR. l-tf
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

S ASH DOORS, Panel Doors, Blinds, Window
- Sashes, of all sizes, planed, tongued and
grooved. l inch Flooring. For sale by
4s.tf -G II. HACKFELD & CO.
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

HyHE UNDERSIGNED, offers for sale at lowest
| market prices
4 Fresh English and American Pie Fruits,
Best do. Sauces assorted,
Do French Mustard. superior Durham do.
Superior Pilot Bread, do Cheese,
Layer Raisins, preserved Meats. do. CLANS,
Preserved Oysters, do. Iobstcrs, do. sardines,
Tongues and Sounds Goldfish,
English and American Pickles,
Superior OoIong and Gun Powder Teas,
Spices Of all kinds,
Strawberry, Raspberry and red Currant Jams.
Capers, Olive Oil Candles, Herbs, Olives,
Table Salt, White Wine Vinegar, Pres'd Ginger
Manila Cheroots, and general assortment
FamiIy, Ship and Mess Stores
j. c. SPALDTNG.
Honolulu. March 4. 1856. Soft
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

AEOTICE-The undersigned being about 70 leave
y the kingdom for short time, hereby gives
nosiee that he has appointed J. B. Marshall. Esq.
to act a. bis Agent during his absence, under ful
power Of AttorneJ. CUAS- BREWER, End.
Honolulu, Oahu, Feb, q, ls56- 49-Sn
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

- slaT Notice. se.
fTEEETE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
q friends and the public generally, that he has
lSak en- the stand lately occupied by CIV Vincent,
King street. where he intends carrying OH the Car
penterng business in all its branehe-. Jobbing done
at the shortest notice. A share Of Patronageis so
icited. GEORGE MILLER
Honolulu Dec 18th, 1855. 32-tf q
Polynesian., 1856-07-12
Blacksmithing.

Blacksmithing.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED, formerly doing bushes
IL opposite the Custom House, would inform his
friends and the public that he has taken the stand
lately occupied by Capt Brown, near the ice house,
where he would be happy to receive their orders.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit con-
tinuance of the same. 5-3ms HENRY SMITH
Polynesian., 1856-07-12
Piano for sale.

WN-ANTED.--Anu unmarried man. 81 years Of age.
w who has had fourteen years experience in
mercantile business, and good accountant, wishes
to obtain employment in any respectable business.
He has resided on the Islands four years. and would
demand but moderate salary. address N. d., Box
25s Post Offee. 29-r
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

IRON BEDSTEADS, single, double, and chill
| dreus; Sugar Mills, Copying Presses, Coffin
Furniture Brassware, Chests of Tools, Door Scrap
ers, &c. Sc, for sale by
Aft ROBERT C. IANION.
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

STRONG HEMP BAGGING, AZ inches wide,
- Corn Sacking and OsRaburgs for sale at econom-
ical rates, by 47-f ROBERT C. JANION.
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

A NCHORS and CHAINS for sale at the loves
n market rates, by
Att ROBERT C. JANION.
Polynesian., 1856-07-12

'I'ARRED ROPE, Manila Rope; Canvas. Paint
L and Boiled Oil, for sale by
Att ROBERT c. JANION.