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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-10-16

TREATMENT OF DROWNED Persons. Dr.. Hall, an
eminent physician of London, directs that the patient
should be pllced on his face and breast, instead of his
PACK as IS usually done, the body to be turned slow
ly on its side, and returned IS slowly to its first nosi-
ton. Tbs motion, which causes a considerable
amount OF ar in the lungs to be expelled and rein
sored; Il to be kept up until b~retthing is restored,
or all hopes of resusc tation are abandoned. He OBJ
jects to the practice of seeking to restore animation
ly eievating the temperature of the body by hot
blankets and applications.
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DIED,

At h' r"sfla7c", il II roolulu, n tho morning II the 7b ms.
after aPhrt ill l"ss, Mr.. NAHUM NJ. NIr~H~LI. in the 2Db YEAR
OF hi5ag-- Deceased We 4 native Of Bnstol, Mass. All r. |
reSK'i IN thHsa lSiaris about six years. Bv his u1Ohtru.- .
aT1 quiet mann"r. he hal gained a hal e1inei n number Of
:, WHO r@rr't his lss. Boston papers nIp.Sa cnpyl
On tn" 1OHh i'st, Of consumption. Mr.. J. II. GRAVES. son Of
" AMI Mr'- G aGr-H L. Graves, agel % yaars.
e On M11lay morning, 18th irst, % cpnors.f,n Of the bowels
WILLIS 5 ST%Rw 10D, pgal 8 months an Is laws.
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NOTES OF TIE WEEK.

- Us our fourth, iE5h, IN sixth pages will be
found n V"r'ety OF interesting foreign arl miscell .ne-
CIs news. Under the head Of memorandr and in
our shipping LIST, we give tle ittest ship news
reoeiNel. This number and $50 N las furnish a inc
variety Of news for our replcrs to seal to the. r
friends abroad by the mail Tomorrow.
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DEPARTURES.

Oct. s-Haw. SENS John Young aud Silly, both for Kau1i.
8-Iiaw. sch Rialto, Molteno, fr Lshaina and kawaihae.
9-Sch MaDuokawai, B-ckley, for Ilio, via L4haiaa.
9-dam. brig Emma, Raben, FIR III long Kong.
10-Sch Excel, Ant1lia, fr p rjs on Kauai.
11.-Sch FavOrite, Revierr, fr KllUui.
l2-Am VIII ship scotland, Smith, sailel to cruise in sonth
Pacific.
13.-Sch KImehameha ", Gulick, fr Klhulu!.
1l-Sch East Maui, for Lthliua ali Ina.
15.-Sch Mary. BerTiit, for kaEaihd-. Hawaii.
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Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

American clipper ship John Gilpiu. 20 sail from San Francisco
early in Oct- t. bad oil ana bone.
American clipp L BARK Yankee. Smith, to ssikfm S. Francisco
about 0c. ), du. here oct, Il.
American schooner Flying Dart, to leave S. Francisco early in
Oct,b 7, Il VI sSrs. Poor.
Er,m n bri" Kauai was tt sail firm Bremen latter part OF Sept.
with cargo merchandise t. ii ,tfsclhager aud Stapenl1rst.
Am. clipper ship Flying ClDUl, tr m ) an Fra lciscJ.
Am. ship Cha liItor, fr m Sun Francisco.
Br-men ship Post, WiegarI, sIiI.I May %. from Bremen, with
IN lie to III i1sclager Il Stapeuh rst.
Am clipper bark Messenger Bril-, .ailel FIR I'M Boston, July u.
br. bk. Ganbia, from Llnlon, VIA TahiC, sailed Alril6.
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The Crystal Palace is in ballast, FIR freight OF oil and bone
reports business Iull at Valparaiso, a number of vessels in that
p 'rt, fraights low.
ship Marcia rsP'rs: Sept. 1st, Geo. Washington, $50 bb..
Ocmulsee, 475, SAM date.
Capt. Smith, Of sc1tlaal, declined reportin. quantity of oil
taksl. HIve hear 100 bbls.
The Tam rlAle r"por.s: bk Italy, 1000 bbls Jas. Andrews.
43O DO j. b. Thy1nps ia, 500 bblS.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

Persons DESTROYS of mailing papers, can procure them at our
counter neatly done up in wrappers, six copies for % cents, or
fourteen copies for u dollar.
TERMS.-SiX Dollars per aunum.
Single Copies 124 cents each.
AGENTS FOR TEE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
Lahafna. Maui c. S. BARLOW, Esq.
MdkGl01o, E. Mdui L. L. IoRBESI, ESQ
Hid, Rauaii Capt. ): NoKIH.
X dlcdihde, Hd1cdii capt. JAS. A. LAW.
K ona. Hqscrii : THOS. H. PARIS, Esq.
X 0E0a, hauaI Dr.. ) W SMITH.
San Francisco. Cal L. P. FISHER, Esq, Mer. Ex.
NeV Bedford aud {. S. b. LINDSEY, Ed. ship List.
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r.a1 Company:
How long. oh RaiL-,ray-line! wilt thou abuse our
patience 40
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y We notice that by the new United States diplo-
matte and consular bill, the salary of the United
ot'tes Commissioner residing here has been raisel to
SI''" that of Consul st Honolulu to $1,000 and
once expenses, that of Lahaina to 1000. We sup
pose that of Hlo remains $1,000 as before.
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~ \ LUNcE, g7t I'D in the best style OF the at,
was se'vet az on Sttt~ily last by orr e:rl5ors
Cntreit mi Peterson, who i'm their line st mi 1t the
he'll OF the list.
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Music HALL, which has been elegantly reftted 70,
the fill Sc lsOn, opened again last evening with a 6pa
display of talent. Among the artists we notice Ms
Eloise and Mrs. Crawford. Mr.. Pickering deserves
credit and success for his energy and taste in furnish.
ing one of the best places of amusement we have ever
had / in Honolulu.
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RECIPROCITY TREATY.-By late sdvices from Wa.h-
insfon we learn that the treaty OF special reciprocity
between the on'tet States aml this country had been
Plftiaiiy Il scusscl in the Senate, but no vote hal
oeeh t-ken on its confirmation. Objections were raised
TO 1t by MIR. Colllmer. Senator from Vermont. on
S;sonnt Oh ITS admitting wool duty free, and by NJ.
Soi'deli OF louisiana on the ground that the clsuse
making Sandwich Islanl Sugt IT duty free, woull IN
Jure the sugar growing interests of his state. How
ever private rs well us official a1viaes receive here
~ IN California, report a urge rnejority of the
senate a. being in favor of the ratification Of the
treaty' and no doubt is expressed OF It's confirmation
at the next session. 1t was unfortunete that tba
consideration of the treaty was postponed to the last
days OF the session, and that Mr.. Allen did not reach
washington in season to explain to the obiectinp
senators Its true bearings. and the mutual benefits
to be derived therefore.
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DEPARTURES
MEMOIR

Oct. 9.-Scotlani, Smith, fr Honolulu.
13.-Elt-rPr.sa, Brown, fDr New Zealand.
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PASSENGEDS g,

LATATvA-p.r Karni-Mrs. an Vie GRAY, Mis-. L.li. Rev
r. brm'r'n", Rv W. 2. Ala>a1i"r. II. II. Dunbar.
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U The mail from HiIo, which was put on boari the LiholTho.
not having yet arrived, We can only give the following verbal
report of vessels at Hill, on the 18th Oct.
Whale ship Japan, 500 bbls this season.
" New England, 1900 do do.
" Wildwood, $50 IL do.
bark Sarah Shsaf, 100 d. do.
The three former vessels are expected soon at Honolulu.
HE whaie-ship NaTraganSett, which came into this port leak
ing, has been hove down, and her b3tt I'M repaired. She received
her injury by touching on the reef at Ascension IslanL.
The Crystal. Palace, at Lahaiaa. it is tn uybt. viii find a full
freight Of oil aud bone fY the United States at that port.
The steam-tug PeIe male a very satisfactory trial of her tow
ing qualities on Tdesla merai1g last. She brought in the VII.
ship William fu, which was about six miles t, leewarl OF the
harbor, against a heavy swell and strong head wia1. rsscbi1g
the wharf in one hour and forty minutes from the time she took
hold Of the ship.
Schooner Pfel left the Arctic Sept. 5, and reports having seen
no whale-ship further north than Bhering Sea. Spoke no YES
sells but sch Victoria of this port, which had taken no oil up IN
date of leaving. The Victoria would not leave the ground till
October. The Pfel reports weather very foggy, saw no whales.
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A BALL takes place this evening on board Il. B
Ms Ship Havanah, given by Capt. Harvey and his
officers. Our cool pleasant evenings, the full moon
and the %urbanity eff the officers of the Hlyanah who
have won many friends during their stay here. will
render the evenings entertainment no ordinary af,r
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Mission VEssEL.-Recent letters from the =
state that a brigantine is now building at Bos,.
be called the {" Morning STAR" of about la
in on deck, good Storage, and is to be uoos
running between the Pacific Missio nary stations u
supplying the wants of the Missionaries. snI
vessel has long been needed here. an. : III No a'
aid the Missionary enterprise. We learn tb,t:
to be paid for by the children in the United ST.
and was to leave for Honolulu about Jan. !. 1ss-S
VRoYAL HAWAIIAN THEArER.-The best tb;n.,
season was the representation of Otway's eelpbrss
tragedy Of Venice Preserved, - on Wednesday >.
ming and a numerous and approaching and:oa~
expressed, by frequent and rapturous applause -.
unanimous approval of the manner in which :,
put upon the stage. Mr.. Wilder sustained III. a.
acter OF Jaffer, a part peculiarly adopted to his nhr
sique and to say that he did the author. iustica ~,
himself great credit, is but saying what all will rod
lily admit that witnessed the performance. Mi.
Louise Graves did herself great credit as Belviders
and was frequently applluded. Mr.. Garden sustainai
well the character of Renault, as did also Nj. Kn,s
land Pierre. We hope to see this play repeated Soon
Last evening COleman's play of the Iron Chest w,s
presented, NJ. Wilder as Sir Edward Mortimo.
kingsland as MILFORD, and Miss Louise Graves sn,
the part of Lady, Helen. The play went a.
before a good audience.
Tonight will be played the Iliot Witness and
katherine and Petruch,o, and the Highland Film,
" Mss Louise Graves.
a good bill is also up for Saturday night.
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'LERIcAL--Rev j. 0. Strong has been invited to
settle over the Fort street church. Rev. T. E. Tay-
ior' OF kon', Htwtii, viii snen the fill season at
H'lo' to labor among the seamen visiting that port.
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NOVEL PERFoRMANCE.-We learn thot \ number ~
our celestial residents are about to give entertain.
ments Mt the Commercial Hotel, a Ia Chinese to
continue during the season. 1.-THE c~elestials. rs Jug
glers and Montebanks are one-half what thew ,re rem
resented to be, their exhibitions VIII insure them =
rich harvest, and amuse the lockers ON. n Inission
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70 A SMALL FISH with four legs was caught in
.ae hlroor by a native last Monday morning, which
Is certainty the most singular specimen Of natural
history we have ever observed. 1t is a little larger
d Irog' about three inches long, and its feet,
"nlch are evidently used for walking on the bottom
Vi the SEA or Tor swimming, are webbed like a duck.
ioot OF perhaps a seals. In shape il resembles the
snort sun-flsh pictured in natural histories, and has
Two teeth quite prominent. 1t has a dorsal fin
also a tai. Its color is dark brown with spots.
nave noticed in the United States papers that
PfoL Agtzziz his lately received from the Cali sDrnia
tst = hsh with four legs. As no description OF
is given. we can form no ide, whether thu. re-
that one. 1t can be seen at DIR. JudJ,s d-,o
store.
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DRoUGHT.-We learn from Mr.. Armstrong, who
h1s just returned from a tour on Molokai, ei and
kana', that those Islands are suffering very much
from the long continued drought, which is becoming
so severe as to destroy cattle and horses. Mr.. Arm
strong passed on his tour a number of these animals.
which hld died from hunger and thirst. The fire
plantations at Makawao are also beginning to feel
the want OF rain, while the extensive plain of Walu-
ku is rs barren Of grass as the Desert of Sahaha.
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LATEST DATES, received AT ,ass omcr.
Ships Mails,

Ships Mails.
For san FRANCISCO, per Fanny Major, SATURDAY, Oct. Is.
For LAHANA, per KanOi, to-day.
For HuU, per Lihnliho,
For hACAI, per John dunlap, to-day.
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The people of Ascension Island, Micronesia.
have recently been visited again by one of their idol
deities. HIS arrival has caused an intense excite.
ment among the inhabitants, who appear to have
full filth in him, and none of them dared to enter
the house where he was reported to be. Messrs
Sturges and Doane, American Missionaries there.
being invited to ply HIS M9jesty a visit, passed the
sacred barrier of mats, entered the holy precinct.
sat down on the throne, and after some conversation
detected his worship to be a woman in a mans
clothes. They then demonstrated with the god for 80
deceiving the people, (many of whom were IN the same
room) but the insulted Divinity Immediately re-
piled to them by calling for a gun, which was not
forthcoming. When, ut last they in order to expose
the imposter. threw down the mat enclosure. the la
shut their eyes and scampered.
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Sen Kamoi, CHADWICK, soon for Maui,
Brig John Dunlap, Caldage, soon FIR Kauai.
Sch Piel, Schievenbeck.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24
Sales Of Stocks by Auction.
IlIIN WM EIIIREY

Auctioneer of Stocks only,
WILL hold al the PhiladclphIa Exchange, guar sales
Jf Stocks, Bends and Securities generally. To this
business (new in Philadelphia he will give unremIt
ting attention. and socIts orders for sale purchase
Parties desiring advances can always draw at sight
TO the of IS per cent. o market value orders
for the pvstive unrestricted sale accompanying the
stock
Commission Including every chargel, / OF per
upon par value, except Of advance, when
of per cent upon such advance, with current inter
est, will be charged.
~ b. A list Of Stocks. &C., in the U. s. with laies:
South Third Street. Jan2-Iy
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24
Fall Cloaks and Mantillas.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL"
GEO. BULPIN g. CO., Importers and Manu-
facIurers Of CLOAKS and MANTILLAS No. ia
CHESTNUT street, Ia lew doors above Seventh south
side Philadelphia. lin connection with Geo. Bulpin.
36l Broadway, N. Y, the largest manufacturer Of these
tentiCn Of Wholesale and Retail buyers TO their large
and varied stock Of COaks, Talmas, sc, &C., for the
Fall Trade! t...
Their collection comprises complete assortment OF
all the latest Parls Novelties Velvet, MOlreAn
tique Cloth Plain Silk, &c, &c while the iacilies
afforded by their connection with the largest Manu-
featuring House (Of these gOods in New York, enable
them TO guarantee better value than sobainabe else
where in this market. GEO BULPIN Il co.
aug27-3m ia Chesnut 81, above 1th
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24
JOHN WIN. GUIREY g. CO.,
BANKERS,

Removed &c No. 64 South 4th st., Philadelphia.
Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Gold and Silver
COn and all uncurrent Bank Notes, purchased al the
best rates.
Exchange all available points in the United States
tied al current of Exchange. without CHARGE
cept when at par. t'-
Upon Time and Call Deposits such interest will be
allowed the suite Of the money market warrants.
Foreign and American Com furnished for shipping
and custom house purposes,
Exchange available any where in the British King
dom: eight sixty days, sums Of Il and upWaIds
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24
ladies, Fancy Furs.

TOHN FAREIRA, No. 294 MARKET Street, above
al Eighth, Philadelphia Importer, Manufacturer
md Dealer in all kinds and qualities of Fancy FURS
for Ladies and Children. j. T. would cali the lten-
lion Of the Ladies and others TO his immense assOrL-
ment being the direct Importer and Manufacturer Of
all nv FURS ] feel c0niident in saying that can
offer the greatest Inducements TO those an want. and nj
the same lime will have OF The largest assormenls
s,orekeepers and the trade will please give me a
call before pur ,sng, my Wholesale departments IL
wei, supplied 10 the demand f,s everv article in
the Fur line, and at the lowest possible MAJ uf ,cuTers
prices. JUN rAhGihH
selU-im 2Si Market stree'' hlada.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24
-I0The subscribers having removed to their
New and Spacious Store,

No. 27S Chestnut ST., 4th door above Tenth,
A RE now prepared to offer a large and weseected
n stock Ollhe following fresh and desirable goods
principally OF their own importation, or bought at
auction which they able to sell at the importers
prices and which they cordially the attention
Of Country Merchants, Hotel Keepers, and families
generally.
Buff Green and Venitian Window Shading.
Barnsley and Irish Linen Sheeting, IA, S-4 9-4
lO-4. liza, l2-4 wide.
Bolster and Pillow Linens Of several choice bleach
ers, and all widths from 80 TO 81 inches.
Red Blankets of all sizes and qualities.
Crib aud Cradle BanketL
Bed Quilts Of the following varieties, viz:-Mar
settles. Yelling KnOted, Register, Alhambra, Allen
dale and Lancaster of all the desirable sizes.
Bureau Covers, Table Covers, Window Curtain
Muslin. Towels and TOwellIng of every variety Da-
mask Table Cloths and Napkins Shlrting Linens and
| Muslin; Cambria Handkerchies, EmbrOderies HO
sery, etc. BrOcatel. Damasks. MOreens, Embroidered
Lace and Muslin Curtains; Gilt COnces, Bands
Gimps Cord etc.
| SHEPPARD 4 VAN HARLINGEN,
! Importers and Dealers IN Linen aud
| House Furnishing Goods.
No. 218 Chestnut ST., above Tenth, Philadelphia
| ap3U-6m
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24
Middletown Academy,
JAMES n. MCDOWELL, Principal.r p.

JAMES d. MCDOWELL, Principal II
Assisted By thoroug hly qualified Teachers.
THE Winter Session Of 81 weeks will commence
l. on the first Monday Of November. 81 ....y
The Course Of Instruction. includes all the usual
branches Of solid English Education, with Ancient
and Modern Languages. Music, Drawing &C.. &c.
Expenses iOr Winter Session, S5 $50, with n0der
ate charges for German, Fren h, Music or Drawing
In poilss Of location, it Is believed that but few places
offer equal advantages. Convenience of access by
railroad combined with sufficient retirement for quiet
study and mental improvement. -..at.
Studonls from distance board with the Principal
| and are constantly under his supervision.
For particulars references address the Principal
as above. - saplO-sm
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24
1856. Fall Stock! New Goods

French MerLOes. all coiOrs;
Fashionable Cloak Cloths.
Fall Silks. the new styles,
Magnificent New DeIaines,
Best Styles Fall Calicoes,
Very large Stock Of New Shawls,
Flannels, Welsh, English and American,
IS = Cloths, Veslings AMI all kinds Mems Wear
sheetings, Table Linens, Towelings, DC.
s|EoB@ |ttF7 EYRE y LANDELL,
sa1t 12iT Fourth and Arch sts., Philadelphia.
Storekeepers are Invited 70 exnaine our new goods
Famiiie,i can be well suited in every Kind of Dr.,
,;ovds. We make Black Silks and Shawls Leading ar
licies forwhoesalIng. i. .., i.g.o .ia T., ...
r. S.--JoBS received daily from the Auctions OF
New York and Philadelphia. ba.at.. ,.f ..s.ii..
sf 2cr Terms Nelt Cash. Irrtt seldom
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24

MONEY is received in any sum. large or small and
1Sl interest paid from the day of deposit
The Office is open every day from o'clock in the
morning till o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till o clock
INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT
All sums, large small, paid back in gold OH
demand without notice 10 any amount
OFFICE-Walnut street, s. w. cor. Third
ST., Philadelphia.
PREsIDENT-IIon HENRY L. BENNER
VICE PREsIDENr-RoBERT SELFRlDGE
SECRETARY WILLIAM J. REED
DIREcTORs-Henry L. Benner, Edward L. Carter
Robert SelliIdge Samuel X. Ashton, James b. Smith
G. Landrelh Munns, +. Carroll Brewster, Joseph b
Barry Henry L. Churchman. Francis Lee.
The investments amounting 10 more than ONE
MILLION Of Dollars. IN accordance with the act o
incorporation, made in Mortgages. Ground Rents
and such first class securities must always insure
perfect security the dep0stOrs, and place beyond all
risk the permanency and stability of this old and well
established Institution. may7-ly
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24
Money! Money! Money

WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! when it
is Just as easy for any one to be around with u
pocket full as not, if they only think SO. have
got a new article, from which from five to
twenty dollars a day can be made, either by
male or female. 1t is highly respectable
business, and an article which is wanted in
every family in the United States. Enclose
me two dollars by mail, at my risk, and | will
forward by return mail Circular. with full in.
struciions in the art. The business is very
easy.--Try it. if you are out of employment,
and you will never regret it; for it will be bet.
ter for you to pay the above sum, and insure a
good business, than to pay twenty-five cents
for a spurious advertisement. This is no huI..
bug. Try IT,! Try az TryM
Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
se17.4m.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24
june 4-ly
Is Doctor Edward D.Dailey,,
+ ih7 sHllea s8 SMYRNA, Del. oeaflA 'yinn

Has REMOVED TO MAIN street, two doors
above Commerce, next door to Mr.. i. Carrow's
store, and nearly opposite the Post Office.
OF Persons calling fer him at night will
please ring the door-bell. '.'i 10
February 9th, 1856.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24
The Coming Holidays!

.an1' Y'dar. = Great Preparationss
IITM. T.. FRY. in, returning thanks to his numer.
w Gus friends and residents OF Smyrna and vicin.
iy for their very liberal patronage, aud anticipating
an increased demand for articles Of his own manuac.
tre and impssaiios has made extensive preparations
30 supply the same, in his stock (surpassea BY none IN
the city apd to which he Is constantly receiving add
he found choice selection Of articles suitable for
Bridal. Birthday and Holiday Presents, Of the most
recherche and sniqas description, comprising part
Brenze Bisqus and Parian Figures, Musical Bexes
Opera CIasses and rich variety or the useful and
ornamental in OTmoiu, Bronze. Shell, Mosaic. Papier
Mache &c. Also, Combs, Rfushes and Toilet Arti-
cles. VIM. II! Fry
ias ARCHLst. topposite the Thestrel
ri .3m Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1856-12-24

MRS. l.. M. BANNISTER No. IS6 South
EY 1fI Second street, above Pine, Philadel.
~. phia, has splendid assortment Of Eashiona-
bic Millinery, to which she invites the atsns
lion Of The Ladies. The stock will be found oil ell
times well assorted combining elegance OF style best
qualify of materials, al the lowest rates
Misses and Childrens B0nnets and Hats in great
variety. large assortment Of Mourning Buiinois
constantly on hand. .fQ. ..s.. .l7...1- -
~ B.-The trade supplied with velvets, S.tns,
Ribbons, Flowers, &c, SO. a, .stq.rs scs, A.,
r. Nj BANNfS'TER. : u't
1856 South Second 1T five doors above Pine st,
os22lm Phlldel hIs.