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New York Millinery.
MRS. SIMMONS,

Wholesale and Retail Millinery and Straw Goods
Warehouse, 564 Broadway, New York
MRS s. Is Europe for the express purpose Of
Nl lectng novelties r the Spring Trade, which will arrive
and be dy inspection about the FIRST OF March
Southern Western Merchants and Mners respect
fully invited call mine the before purchasing
elsewhere Pattern Bonnes always hand and sent by
express { any address. tebs-8m
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CHARLES HEIDsIcKls cHAnRAeER

fnn BkSkETz iass received psf sts4Esr Hee4rt--
lUN aFsct lapossasua--sita Il Cssson neaas had
"a 4 baskrt. b. l. ElMF<oS.
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cUNDRHEs- -sasA haecases, eeotc4 azd Rappes
- enslh Rins Ca casuing Ishacso Assseasan RiPes,
Lqssr FAs2s. wafns tAnss tfL aAfnisfs aa1 eosi 81
s LYOss a Ca.
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DISSOLUTION.

NHE partnership between the undersigned in the
and style Of J. NJ Seabury Co.. dissolved by
consent the 8st u Either Of Us will attend 10 the
settling up OF the business Of the late hrm.
M. sEABURY,
a s. PEACH.
jan2-f 7. J. SEABURY.
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Spring and Summer Fashions for 1856.

NT0ULD respectfully uform his iormer customers, ~.
w and the public at large that be has iust return
ed from the East with ~ the late styles an5 patterns NJ
Of Goods for sprng and summer which h. prepared la
up the ltest fashion. crate m for former hoeral
ty the q the pubic he socs ontuuanee Of The
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WILLOW WORK BASKETS AND sATCHELs.
HAVE choice los o Work Baskets, Plain and Rubrola
i erred Also sAtches q vArioas ssyss- J. II. MeGiLL
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Piano FOEteS-
w. &R. FREEMAN
Neat CountrY Residence For Sale
Spring and Summer Goods.
WARD & BIRMINGHAM.

No. II CEDAR STREET, RASHVILLE,
IAyE just received large and splendid assortment Of
II SPRING AND So dMER GOODS,
OF the latest and most besutu Styles suitable for Gentle
msns wear which they would he pleased TO have their
friends and the public generally ea and examine for the
selves. Al-O, variety Of GENTlEMEN's FURNISHING
GOODS mareh6-tm
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Lands and Lots for Sale.

IA y ACRES Of Valuable Land on both sides Of IN
II 4 Nashville and Chaanooga Railrosd. S miles nom
Nashville, which depot has been recently located well
improved good Nater good soil with fair proportion Of
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
and residence Either side Of the road the Whole
viii be sold to suit purchasers i - 4
156& ACRES, one mile from the togn OF Franklin, IA
williamson county the Liberty rosd and mile east of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivaOn Has on Il comfortable Dwelling House.
lasting Springs, and productive sO-suiiable for four
handsome settlements via sell 4, y, " or all 20 SUIT
purchasers. ~ q
10 ACRES mostly .imbered part the Brentwood Tract
the Tennessee and Aabsma Railroad 81 miles south o
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admraby adapted 70
the purposes Of Vineyard Nursery, Market Garden
1OK ACRES the 0alatin Turnpike road, 81 miles
nom Nashville between stuil and Sedge; would make
business in town convenient and comtortobs country
resd nee.
900 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
Western Rar, ad II miles west Of Nashville Big Harpeth
River and miles east Of Kingston Springs $50 Acres
ed-baanoe well ambered-good SOL and water and COM
ortabis improvements fsr
52H ACRES, wen improved mlles from Nashville, on
the Aln Greek Valley Pike and near the n. r. B. Sod
Of good quality good Dwelling nne young Orchard and In
very coed neighboghOod .... - -.---- 2
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Let's miles North of Nash
Vile the Whites Greek Turnpike road. most bean
tifal building lot .aa."
LOTS Of any Size om 80 feet to IS Aeres on the Buena
Vista Turnpike road rom 10 miles of Nashville, Nh
uiihout Timber, eonvenient 70 Bnena Vista sprinks.
10 LOIS In the corporation OF Nashville, wilson
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. r. several on and the
Muresboro Turnpike road, In The IN Ward and several
west ~ Capitol BIZ near the corporation line.
pRICES Low -TERMs LIBERAL. Those Who wish 70
purchase would do well 10 make early application %
apl0-u Q. W. NANCE. a
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CHEAp pCASI.Vt;tVT.

THE BENZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines suit able for Manuac
tories Stores, Dwelling Houses, Steamboats, Railroad Sta
tons &c, These Machines warranted 10 give SatsIc
tion. They manufac urcd under s. T. McDougas Pat
emit and the only that will operate well in cold
weather. The Light produc so half cheaper than Coal
Gas and less than the Talow Candles They
easily managed nd free from danger and the prices p
pes cent than any other machines made The Compa-
ny offer 70 sale State and County Rights for all the States
All orders should be addressed 20
S. 7. MeDoUGALI. Agent for the Company,
nnv2n-Rr 32I Rrnad New or 4.
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Soda Water Apparatus,

(t0NsTsTIN6 Of two Generators aud two soda Founts
" which vii be scld 10 sa the purchss with without
the Soda FouEts Call you want = bargain AZ
ia. a @. RUBERIsoS's CONFECTIONERY,
mara Broadway
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
STAR CANDLES

THE attention Of the public is invited the fact that
most Of the star Candles offered for DEFICIENT
IN WEIGHT that what is sold for Lound actually weighs
but f1u' teen fifteen ounces and packages marked 40
bs fall short two three aud Ave pounds per box This
loss does not fan the wholesale dealers who sell packa
at MARKED WEIGHT upon he retailers, who sell by
COUNT but upon the consumers who thus pay for about
tenth more than tn, receive
The subscribers have always sde their Canles full
ounces to the pound and mark their real weight
which may be asceraned by te ing them. As their exper
in the business enables them otter article equal
quality in the Market they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire study their interest," and
the same time, encourage correct dealing.
fSb26 pPOCr0O ANRT.F Ci- cinnaU
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency OF W. s. sWYM
MIR, No. IL Second Street, ST. LOUIS, 40. i y
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Il ssls - - - ~ AT RuAsErx
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IMPORTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.

IMPORTANT
TO HOUsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
The Hope Mills,
II Fulton Street and II Beekman Street, New York,
Principal offce, t0S Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos So 81 80 Hudson Streets, Jersey City
THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
Il KNOWN
Coffee and Spice establishments,
Continue to prepare the best Pharnncueticat
Powders in use, for RAISING BREAD, BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES &C. They AlsO prepare Mustard
Cocoa and many other articles OF daily in every family
which they offer the most reasonable terms Cata
logues sent to dealers who request them.
r. II. 4 J. G. ISHAM
EB-Consumers advised 10 inquire for HOPS bHLs ar
ticles. aug2-iy
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Come at Last.

D0CAuoSTAa stI0hssG E0nAcco.-
fhsfooacoo ar asv. and peasantnsss sxces ~ osher
bF4nds noa snrwn fn this Arcs thare A etsGai arR
EHattc aases Hhch other h4siH iac enlg heels
tral - Prove ia uperofiiy T sale ~ ne p1t % ban
Atso - 49,. ana Ana eat aseHE teece - Yeft
hne Ar,lcie %, large sssstDent 81 ~ ~ est $40
nr fohar.o is papere q ne fo is hE1Glts bt, Ceo
r Stsr klercury cros q. RslY Afss fpe ed MIA
tfsaai ami nurnrsoas oahers 81 uaet eGr b tbs
iraas ~ rodnced prsepA LfoAe ee-s ~ AettsF 81
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ICe! ICe!!

w hav contract, which viii enable 20 furnish the
w citizens Of Nashye during the ensuing Summer with
THE BEST LAKE ICE,
At price Corresponding with the rates. We sbs
have RON ten TO Twelve huudred tons and expect be ab
10 supply customers through tire whole Of the
weather. We have built large ice House Lower Front
street. and expect 20 furnish Ice here regularly and
REGULAR design that It snail AZ time cost
more than two cents per pound.
mAh29 MARTIN 4 PAYNE.
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No. 4s Dey St, New York.

CMITHs sELF-ADJUsTING STOCKS, TIES and
- CRAVATS.-The only premium awarded by the Amer
their late Fair at the Crystal Palace for
SELF-ADJUSrlEG STOCKS was TO p ,. SMITH, MAnufao-
turer No IS Dey -, New York
Merchants viii hnd II greatly 20 their advantage 70 cal
and examine smiths extensive Of these very
fashionable articles for TIE neck Greet ind dement's will be
oaered 10 Jobbers from Western and Southern cities.
be had 10 nearly al Of the hrsclass Job
hing Houses Of New York Cry. janT-
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
Historical Incident.

The Cummings were among the greatest and
bravest of all the Highland clans; and King Rob-
ert Bruce, who wished TO exterminate them, Great
ed Randolph, his own nephew, Earl of Moray, and
being in a generous mood granted him this estate
Old Cumming, of Dunphail, not seeing the eligr-
biliy of that arrangement, resisted the transfer,
and sustained a long siege within this castle
Meantime his son, Alister Bane, young man OF
extraordinary enterprise and courage, preserved the
furnishing garrison alive, by seizing opportunities
occasionally to throw in sacks of Outmeal across a
deep assure in the rocks. The enemy valnly en-
deavored to detect the place OF his eoncealment,
until they brought a bloodhound to the spot, which
tracked him through the woods. Here we traced
every step of the ravine ourself, till we reached
the fatal cave where he was oveTtaken, the en-
trance being no larger than that of dog kennel.
and there his enemies lighted fire that he might
be smoked to death. The young hero, seeng his
fate inevitable, attempted to come forth, saying
:. Let me out to die like a Cumming, sword in
hand 20 But Lord Randolph cruelty thrust him
hack, and replied % No, die ike wolf as you
are - The head of Alster Bane was cut oil, and
carried to a rock opposite, where old Cumming
stood, expecting the arrival of his son with pEo=
Visions and there the enemy threw IL at his ieee'
calling out in an insulting tone, . Here Deei Ior
vour hammock ~ The wretched father recognized
his son. and exclaimed, in an agony OF rage and
grief: This is a bone you shall rue = DlseOur-
aoed. however and subdued by so trIghtiul a ca
lamity. the old man struggled no longer, bat yield
cd 10 his fate and was put to death, with hIs iof=
ty faithful clansmen. Their heads were stuck up
nm terroren at Elgin, and their mutIlated bodies
thrown into a cairn near the spot where they lel,
which was shown ever afterwards as . the tomb OF
the headless Cummings"
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
SAILORS HOME.

AER. AND MRS. THRUN having taken the
w management of the HOME, would respectfully
call the attention of Ship Masters and owners OF
vessels to the facility of the Home, where their
crews can be accommodated with comfortable board
by the day or week, with Lodgings if required,
while their vessels may be undergoing repairs
Officers can be accommodated at private table, and
with private sleeping rooms.
Mrs THRUN would take this opportunity to ac-
knowledge the very liberal patronage she has re-
ceived while conducting private boarding house,
and would respectfully solicit continuance of the
same at her PRIVATE BOARD AND REFREsHMENT
Rooms on Bethel street.
p Meals at all hours. Soup from II till ? P NJ,
Private Rooms to let, neatly furnished. 22-4m
Polynesian., 1856-12-20

~ Lately, at distribution of prizes in Ger
man village, little girl seven years old, whose
parents had Just been turned out Of their lodgings,
because they had failed to pay their rent was ask
ed by the rector: Have you studied sacred his
tory. my child?" "Yes sir" do you know the
history of creation:" 81 know that God made
all" WHY we're Adam and Eve turned out OF
Paradise?'' The child hesitated moment. and
then fixing her eyes on her examiner, replied.
Probably they were turned out because they could
not pay their rentp'
Polynesian., 1856-12-20

good health, he partook of no substantial food for
four days together At other times little bread
and herring suficed for day or, that he might
study the more intensely, bread and salt constituted
his meal. OF course, at other times, he lived more
generously, but always within the bounds of mod
eration.-Scenes IN the Home of Luther.
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
CuriOsities Wanted.
that casts reflections.

The foun Try that casts reflections
4 needle for the thread Of discourse.
few feathers from the wings of morn
A few splInters of wood from the board of health.
The needle used by the man who took stitch
in his side.
The address of the artist who painted the signs
of the times.
Polynesian., 1856-12-20

~ A person of the name of Fish, having made
n short trip in balloon, on coming again on terra
frrna. was seized with swoon. A gentleman
asking one of the crowd collected around nm
what was the matter, was answered, "NothIhg
but a fiat fish who has been out of bis clement
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
Cordage and Cigars.

0NHE AGENT OF THE HUDSON'S BAY
| Company offers the following for sale in lots to
suit purchasers, viz:
Manila Cordage, II. ?, 24, 2t p, 3, 81, 81 and
inches-42 coils.
10 coils WHALE LINE.
20 NJ. No. HAVANA shape CIGARS.
Honolulu, 18th Oct, 1856. 24-tf
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
Notice.

NJ NOTICE.-An persons indebted to HENRY
~ MACFARLANE, of the Commercial Hotel at
Honolulu, and the Commercial Billiard Saloon and
Restaurant at Lahaina, are hereby notified to make
payment to the undersigned; and all persons VINO
have claims on the above named HENRY MAC
FARLANE, are requested to present accounts to
the undersigned duly appointed agents for the
settlement OF his affairs.
A. p. EVERETT,
l2-tf GODFREY RHODES. r.
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
BOOKS AND NOVELTIES

nF ALL KINDS, at HiIlman's Periodical De
~ pot, to which he invites the attention of read
ers. Books that have been read can be exchanged
at half plice, for new ones.
lott S C. HTLLMAN.
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
StoYesl Stoves !

A COMPLETE VARIETY of Family Cooking
N Stoves, comprising Nos. & Roger VIII
Iams' pattern Nos. ), 6, E I-2, & Fanny For
roster pattern; Cabin Stoves, ships Cambooses
best style, patented 1856. ALSO-Fixtures and
Pipes complete for all the above Stoves.
For sale low by J. c. SPALDING.
Honolulu, Aug. q, 1856. 17-f
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
Public Notice.

Public Notice
II NOW ALL MEN that 1, whose name appears
II below, hereby notify all persons that l viii
neither consent to or be bound by any acts of X.
Kapaakeas in regard to my rights in property, real
and personal, and will not be party to his manag-
ing, selling, mortgaging leasing the same. And
l give farther notice, that have appointed David
Kaakaua my agent TO act for me in all matters in
voving my interests in property OF every descrip-
ton. A. hEOHOhALOLE.
Honolulu, 3Oth August, 1856. 1S-tf
Polynesian., 1856-12-20

NJ Some men live as if they were poor all
their lives, to be wealthy when they die. f
Polynesian., 1856-12-20

"OTEL KEEPERS CLUB-Members are re-
Il quested to attend their daily meetings at the
usual place. Per order. 23-tf ]. NJ.
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
AGENT FOR LLOYD'S.

THE UNDERSIGNED begs notify Merchants, Ship
owners aud Shpnastc that he has received the appoint
ment OF AGENT at these islands LoYD's, LONDON.
ROBERT {. JANION.
Honolulu. March 2Jth, 1856. 47-tf
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
A. +. 81 A. vi.

EEAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 81. F. s. a. NJ (un-
IL IL der the jurisdiction of the NJ. W. Cir. Lodge
of California;, holds its regular meetings on the
first Monday of every month, in the third story OF
Makee & Anthon's brick building, corner of Kaa-
humanu and Queen streets. Entrance from Queen
street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited.
BY order of w. NJ.
24-tf A. FORNANDER, Sec'y.
Polynesian., 1856-12-20

Gin.
INA hf. pipes superior Hollands Gin, Spine
W Apple brand. Jast received and for sale
low, by j. c. SPALDlNG.
Honolulu, Aug. 27, 1856. l7-f
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
Duff Gordon Sherry

Duff Gordon Sherry.
- OR. CASKS of a splendid quality of above
oWne, warranted the best article in the market.
Just received and for sale low by
Aug 27, 1856 I7-tf J. &. SPALDING.
Polynesian., 1856-12-20
McCOLGAN & CAMPBELL.
NJ f. CHANT TAILOR RS,
Fort St, opposite Bay Horse Horel. Off


ID. N. FLITN Err,
CONTINUES his old business at the store in
S<1M Makees proof building door above DIR.
- II HOffuan's Drug Store kaahumanu street
S ChrOnomet-rs Rated by observations of the and
with transit instrument accurately adjusted
the Meridian of Honolulu Particular atten-
tion given 10 fine watch repairing SeXant and
Quadrant glasses silvered and adjusted Charts
and Nautical instruments constantly on hand and
Honolulu, Nov lTth 1852. 2S-tf
Polynesian., 1856-12-20

JOSEPH p. GRESW OLD,
Attorney at Law.
Office Kaahumauu Street, II JuOIuIu. Oahu.-26-i
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-24


ucatonal inter thoroughly attended to, than
there is of the sun going from west to east. The
righteous not forsaken their seed permitted
to beg for bread, will hold just as good for
communities as indy duals
And we must express the opinion that our people
owe something more than their salary to those who
have had the school in charge. They owe them
debt OF gratitude generous confidence and an al
fiction
Mr.. McKtNDLEY, the principal, it seems to US haS
been particularly unwcaried III his attentions ana
labors. He has exhibited conscientious rcgard I9r
the responsibilities committed to him. Us commend
able valuable in its results. As parent we eel
and tender to him gratitude ana Iearuelt ae-
acknowledgements for the manner in which our more
immediate interests have been cared for, and ours
we know is not an exception, as our acknowledge
ments viii not he an exception.
Wemay include in our commentators, Mr.. STONE
the Principal of the Lower Department, who has
been equally faithful Industrious and successful
And to the subordinate teachers Mr.. Lynch Miss
Briggs, and Miss Waldo in the upper departments;
and Miss Head and Miss Treadwe in the lower dc
parlment, the public appropriation know will be
cheertuliy awarded, III virtue of tho testimony i'll
Their favor which their classes furnished ON exami
nation
We feel that vast deal of good is being done in
connection with our School, and we earnestly hope
nothing will be neglected to maintain its present
character and efficiency
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Odd Fellows Hall.

Among the improvements that are to be
carried on in our City, this summer, we must
mention the new Odd Fellows Hall, which is
to be erected on the south east corner of Main
and Wisconsin streets, south of the Runals
House. The building is to be built by the Ke-
nosha Lodge OF Odd Fellows, and f. G. RUN
AIS. The dimensions are to be as follows:-
Length 86,and the breadth AZ feet-three stories
high. The lower story will be finished for two
large and elegant stores-the second story,
which is to be Is feet from floor to ceiling, win
be occupied entire for a Hall, for public meet
ings, &c, and is intended to be one of the lar
gest and most elegant halls of the kind, in the
State. An iron balustrade of beautiful design
and workmanship, is to project from this floor,
the entire front of the building. The third sto-
ry will befi nished for two Halls, one of which
will be the Odd Fellows Hall; the other is not
yet appropriated. The building is to be built of
the best quality OF brick, and finished in every
respect, in the most elaborate and tasteful style
of modern architecture, and will be an ornament
to our city, of which we may well feel proud,
while at the same time we do not doubt it will
prove profitable Investment for lis proprietors.
Much of the credit of this enterprise, is due to
our energetic and enterprising fellow citizen Z.
G. RUNALs, whilst the Odd Fellows of our city
have ent cred into it with their accustomed spr-
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THE CONDITIONS OF PEACE.-The folowin
are understood to be the conditions of the Treaty
Just concluded at Paris:
Russia is to destroy all her Notifications on
the coast of the Black Sea, which is to become
a commercial sea, with cons us at its ports. The
Danuban Principalities are to be newly orga-
nzed, so as to form, on the land side, barrier
against Russian encroachments Russia renoun-
ces all pretensions to interfere in the internal
administration of Turkey which latter is to en-
ter the great family of nations. The Emperor
Alexander declares solemnly that he renounces
sincerely and completely the tradili nal policy OF
Peter the Great and the Empress Catherine, as
regards the extension of the Russian empire in
the east. The free navigation of the Danube is
expressly secured Gambia, Trebizonde and
smyrna are to be taken possession of by the al
lies, and the immunities and privileges of the
Christian subjects Of the Porte are to be placed
under their guarantee.