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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01

To the trading community, and the pub
lie generally.
HAVING received an entire stock Of New Goods.
IL embracing staple and fancy articles, would re-
quest my old customers and the public generally to
call and examine the SANE.
THE NEWEST & FINEST CLOTHING,
can be found at this house. Also. well selected as
sortment Of
SHOES, CROCKERY. & CUTLERY,
GROCERIES 81 PROVISIONS,
with many other articles too numerous to mention.
Ladies are particularly solicited to call and cNant'
inc our well selected assortment Of Dress Goods
Our goods have all been purchased for CASH. and
we are therefore enabled to sell them much below
the ordinary rates NJ. BLOOM, Agent.
Port Hudson, October, 1856.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01

DESrEcTFULLY inform their friends that they
IL are nov prepared to build carriages hngeipa
and Sulkes in III" most approved Style nov III
use. All lumber used in our shop Il received from
the north and is ot superior quality We have now
in progress from fifteen 10 twenty vehicles. and in
wife ali those who are Judges. to exanln" the work
before il is pnntei NJ We have in employ the best
workncn that the south can afford.
Designs Of MI kinds Of vehicles to he seen at our
shop Call and sec them All kinds Of repairing
done on the shortest notice. All work warranted.
with proper usage. feb ~
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01

TAGGING, Rope and Irvine, for sale by
y JIG. D'ARMOND.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-11-01

SUGAR CURED HAMS
A LOT of sugar cured HAMS, on hand and fo
II sale by WIN. GURNEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
TRIAL OF GOVERNOR PRICE.

In the United States Circuit Court, now in session at
Trenton Gov. Rodnan NJ. Price il on trial for an a.
legged defscston Of public funds while purser il the
Navy. The amount clSimed by the Government Is
s7 -.s A. and the action brought is one of debt for
that deficiency in the settlement Of accounts c. s.
Cannon, Cri,.d States rct-Attorney and the Hon.
Wm l. Dayton, appeared for the plaintiffs; and Wm.
Pennington and Joseph 2. Bradley, esqs., for the
defendant.
The suit i against the sureties Of Mr.. Price Il is
alleged On the part Of the prosecution that Mr. Pnee
was sent to California ls4s for the purpose of OBJ
iainng funds for naval obects in the Pacific by means
OF bills Of exchange TO be drawn the Navy Depart
mtnt. Tbs order was given December 9, Is4e Prics
,Gt 0ut ior California about toe sth Of December ls45
lie bed then IN his hands public money amounting to
s59, ,s02 o..
After lis arrival there h received large sums and
mace disbursements, Of which be did not render
quarterly account a. il was his duty TO do. On the
4h oi August, lsi9, the Secretary OF the Navy sent
an order 10 the Comm Daant of the Pacific station
ehng Pnce fiom h. duty. and directing him to
uaisi,r al none1s, books DC, to successor who
should be appointed.
On tie 18th OF December, 1919 no successor hav
,ng arrived, tie eonmaudaDt appointed Aert Van
A'sfanc' formerly Prices clerk On the 3I-t Of De-
Drr, lsis, be directed the successor TO cSl upon
l'ite A1d receive all books, yapers funds. =, b.
10. Eng 10 Tie department a, San Francisco. Price
si'gss iha. lie had paid over tn Vac Nos;rsnd
sI-p,tOV. lhls the boyernElert deni.s ard tlf ac-
counting 3fiesrs di-~iiow4d The ten
or 80 l,ft c: faE-G-y. 1880 = 20 srl,.ei 2
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

o,,er soldiers, and pref.rei 20 pc. bcpors .rctes
muek iealousy even smong the generas- Ihs e@i-
ou,y NAV cot Loais Napoleon dear.
The studeEts in the high schoos of Par1s, w'n tee
rashuess Of ycung men, express In mary ways nen
Tsco,tent- A. The funeral of David Of Ansers they
,bouted n tie sareets, Live Liberty Live Genersi
Csvs;eprci" he pupils Of the Polytechnic School
iropruden,ly broke in pieces TIE Emperors bast; o
80 xas d,.plsyed a. the lectures Of Nessrs. Safd
.rd ssin.e Beuve teGause these Professors were a.
cused Of being too complainant to the Government
Iastiy. he students Of the Lyceum Of Par.s inter-
Tupted the prf1t who was singing Dors'ns 'dls
6af In nDr5tore-H Lord cave the EMPEROR. The police
sr,.ted nsny Of them. Bat severity only serves TO
ir.res.e the number Of diseontented.
In q word, our condition becomes alarming; the
germ OF new revolution appear everywhere. y
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

REIrBITcAS MEETISG.-At large and respectable
meeting Of the electors Of the Town of Paterson, Put
nam Co. y. Y, without distinction Of party held
pursuant to notice. at Trepp HOTEL on the @9d day of
March inst, the Hon Daniel Kent was chosen Chair
nan, and Alfred C. Penny esq.,, appointed Secretary.
Tie object of the citing then stated by the Hon.
b. Is. Benedict, John NJ. TOwner, esq., and others
when the following preamble and resolutions un-
snimously adopted;
UAeTeas The hens made Slavery into es
Free Territory Of the United States with the evident inientio
Of aig National Institution, cal loudly upon every
loyerof freedom 70 Ees by al proper and lawful
tensioI; therefore
ReOirsd Thar .Prove Of the principles adopted and
recommended BY the Convention recently held
Ptsbrrsh Pa and tia; tie only wa ie T hnse opposed
the eXterson OF Slavery % then selves with and
themselves for the u the potcs party now
knCV 80 The Republican psrty.
hsetree That, laying ali former ic.l preferences aside
ecti-lJ unfe uder the Re ab banner and vii
battle n-ria oiether cT the triumph Of the great principles
of FIesdom ard Hunsnify.
ba''red, That Daniel :. Judd, g. B. Benedict, Samuel
IorI = Js1es IL Connwe and BeIismiI Cogi be p,wa
tcEJ ce 10 coTtrCnl with and sCi ;Ae aid and
OF he Pr.lsipl-s Of this meeting.
esr'd That ihs Dig s,ane sd,oarnei 10 Thnrsisy
H. March - a. Eia plage q Deke tckct 10 he
l-.ff - ~ APT a.t-Jf crf -. f1Vc ne,u
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

euIsus's roes.s cf .hrpsbes or Brump.slr cfsyst..
suppose tts nurse win prof. BY the ".sluree.
The eoo-e Of al the hablimerts are white and eky
bsue. There " a very pretty cradle mot the one
given by The City Of Pars, which e no. yet qqte
tnishedi, with white lace and blue bangiDgs Inc
irpersi crown is embroidered upon every article;
The ladies eyunine everything most minnsyi anu
the constant CITES Of the sergens de-vie on duiy lna
touching Is DOT allowed are al impotent 70 PreseMl
the curious fair from taking up the fine is6ncs 70 tne,r
bsnds to ook at them coser. Some Of aIe f.nc,vs
ASSISTANT nrtistes walk about toe saoHs ana answer
sn ouesjops with graceful enpresemeNt; Although
everybody VIII have / that the child ~ 70 DC P,.o
and although the stetised ooue ..Gs snoeS a..
snspeet that Nile Felicie would not DO greatly dis
appoNted II it were, after al TO be girl She seems
~ bays more especially lsvished the cunning OF her
A., ,I., cetsin darling little blue bOnDets, which 1t
Were pity 20 think would never be wanted shc7ld
,.ste hat the toilette, whether for boy or girl, u
complete with everything that possibly De required
up the age Of two years have , not & beard sns
iavrtte NAV be, but it must be something unprece-
deuted. IPers correspondent Of The Daily News.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
ENGLAND.

BAKoURT AT THE MANSION HOUSE, TO THE AsKRI-
CAN MIsIsIER.-At dinner given to the American
Minister at the Mansion House ON Tuesday, Mr.. Bu
ehansn, after dwelling upon the kindness he had met
with in England, remarked what dreadful nisfor-
time IL would be to tho whole human if the
two countries should again be involved in war; how
Il would injure and throw back the of cviZa-
ton and Of liberty; and bow il would delight the des-
pots of the earth 10 find those two nations destroying
themselves and in that way destroying every hoped
proeress to mankind. There is cloud now impend-
Ing over their relations but he trusted in God and be-
heved the cloud will be speedily disspatcd, and that
and more bright between the two countries, until al
the dssensons which ever existed between them shall
have pasfed away, and shall only live history the
record Of the folly of two peoples who could for mo-
ment suppose it possible to engage in fratrcida
Loud cheeisl.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

The weekly meeting Of this Society was bed a 'a'
rnall Chapel Of the New-York University last eVs.
ing. Henry GRISEELL, esq, presided, and e'N'
audience was in ATTENDANCE. "a
The Rev. JosEPH =. Thompson read an inte eresut
psIer On "Three New Routes to India" Ia; DE- r.
proposed raway from Antioch to Bir on the ~ ~
pbrni1s, and thence by steamers down the riyer
Porian Gulf. The second il TO make the Dead -
Canal from the Gulf Of Akabah 70 81. Jean q At. scs
Tie tbird proposes to make canal across the lf1
oi Suez. With this Object corps ofengineers se ~
making tie necessary surveys. MT. lpIfsf
thought that the st and last projects are
regarded the second AS impractieable. Aiter y s~T
the l,cturr, the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
eor1o. av,ur-saeaDsrvFfs MeHIH.

BOsTOs, Thursday, harcn n, IeSo.
The Cunsrd screw steamship Emeu, Capt. Small,
<co fayerpool on the 18th inst, arrived of this port
Nh ev.pirg but did not up TO her dock until u
<hir morning. She brings 30 passengers.
ON the 10th inst lat. SO Sc, lon. aj0 s9, the
Emeu passed the steamship America, from Boston LOT
Liverpool. IL.
Outhe 2stb, at O'Clock p. m, passed the Ara'is
from this port for Liverpool.
The Fmeu brings London papers Of the llth ana
Iiverpool of the 18th inst, but no commerc1a' eir-
eslais. xv,.
The steamship Washington, from New York, ar
ytved at Cowes ON Monday, the 10th inst
The steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived al
LIVERPOOL about midnight March 10.
There s very little news ofimPortance by this ar
uyaL -
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
The Peace Conference is in daily session at Pars,
but nothing in regard to The proceedings had Trans
pred.
THE CRINEA.
Intell;eence dated Marseilles the ll.h and Crimea
the let inst, mentions that neutral line had been
traced between the Allied armies and the Rassians
review Of 50, 900 British troops took place on the
2Jth ult. at Bsleklava.
The White works at sevsstOpol were blown up Oh
Advices from COnstantinople TO the 81 inst. STATE
that numerous invalids had arrived there from the
CfimeaD army.
TURKEY AND THE PRINCIPALITIES.
MARsgmLEs, March g, ls56.-The Alexandra has
just arrived with accounts from Constantinople TO
The 2eth Of February.
An Austrian Colonel, the bearer Of propositions
relative TO the Danubao Prncpalties, had arrived In
the Turkish capital on board the figate Radetzky
A financial crisis had occurred at Constantnople.
The exchange on London had risen TO 1871; that VIZ
emma TO $50.
The French piece of 90 frnncs was worth III pias-
tree and the English pound sterling, l4O piastres The
Minister of Finance had appealed to the merchants,
and invited them TO devise means of remedyng
the evil.
The Danube was reopened, and the Lloyd steamers
had recommended their service on that river.
An order to suspend hostlities had been forwarded
% Omer Pasha and Sem Pacha. 0mer had arrived
at Trebzond on his way to Constantinope to give an
account Of his conduct.
The Allies were constructing wooden huts on both
banks Of the Bosphorus for their troops and English
engineers laying out camp on the Asiatic coast
The Prese Orient publishes letter from Tifs of
che 7th announcing that seventeen Turkish Generals
had been sent to Moscow.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
HORRORS OF THE SLAVE TRADE.

The following shocking account is from Ihe Da''g
Ncrs correspondent at Rio, under date Of FEB -: go
"An American schooner, called the Mary smith,
hsd broupbt from the Coast OF Africa but was taken
prisoner by the Brazilian brgof Olinds and taken
INTO BAHIA The commander and crew are all An Ell.
cans, and were Immediately after landing roned aud
locked IN in the jail Of Bahia. The schooner en-
barked 800 Of the poor blacks from the coast but they
were so c.osely packed board, totally naked and
90 badly fed during the voyage, that 80 diei and
were thrown overheard and Of those landed at Bahia
GA died q few hours aiterward. The survivors were
immediately fed and clothed and will be well taken
care of until their ultimate destination il resolved
upon'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

n,on vheb Il can rest-tbc Con.tituton, az interpes
I'd by Il. framers. The Republicans Of PerEtyivsa.s
40 s11,;ous for cordial Union Of al ths nlenos VI
s.'.Sem and 70 ihis end, will regard nothing ~ .se
r;6ee 90 that their principle are effectively ma
tisse they viii neither fuTender nor somPfon.se -
Strong in the integrity Of 'seI mott mo,es snS apS bS The
y;ch, trusting that benehcient Providence VIII up
hod The Ebetie. Of the rePlbc against the ssesa''
,Ist nov ,bre.t.n ,s overthrow. ID. WtLhoI,
Msrher cf TIE rsi0nL EIocziive Committee io' fe'-
Mach 10, I63c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
COMMERCIAL CRISIS IN NORWAY.

Telegrapbic accounts from Hamburg state that sd-
vices have been received there from Norway announc
ing that serious commercial crisis had occurred there
In the City Of Bergen alone twenty houses had sus
pended payment
BnRLIs, March lO-The President Of Police, Herr
Won HinckHday, was this morning shot in duel oy
Herr Won Rochow, whom he had felt obliged to chai-
leuge,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28

pROGpESs OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
co NSO IS 81 5-S

v,s.so,.L onrsrs IN CoSsrASrrNoPLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-28
rouR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Ar,i,s, u the s.sazsship Tnss It Boston
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
SAN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS

HUST RECEIVED and for Sale by the Under
% signed.-Tins smoked herrings, half kits mac
kerel, sugar-cured hams, Westphalia hams smoked,
corn starch, Pembroke salt, box and keg raisins
Zante currants, raspberry and strawberry jams 10.
tins, ID. tins green peas, ID. tins Holsters b.
do CLANS, lb. tins salmon, lb. tins peaches sar-
dimes, sago figs, candies, Jenny Lind cakes asstd.
pickles. loaf and crashed sugar cider and white wine
vinegar candied citron so ID. tins Suffolk flour so
10. bags Oregon -four, bbls super-fne Haxall -four
Carolina rice, pie fruits in bottles, olive OIL h. and
10. bottles mustard. French capers sperm and ada
mantine candles, flberts, Brazil nuts, soft-shel
almonds, jujube paste, English dairy cheese, kegs
salt pork tins lard, cod fish and haddock, lb. bot
ties pepper and allspice, chocolate in tins.
Sundries.
Dickensons chewing tobacco, in 20 lb. kegs, Chas
P Wards, do. do. in Is lb. kegs, Jas. Thomas jr,
do. do. in Is Id kegs Pemhrook's hand smoking
tobacco, Manila cigars, and clay pipes Manila
cordage, wood and seat chairs rolls China mat
ting white and check painted pals, cedar do. mar
ket baskets, cut nails astd, heating charcoal
irons, bedsteads, ewers and basins, and a general
assortment of crockery. Boots and shoes, gents
Congress and cloth CATERS, kip brogans calf-skin
do, patent leather do, women's and children Shoes
hoTi calf thfaG0Ps gaasfs fox CATERS and
TN PURSUANCE of an order issued by John RIohal
ESQ., Local Circuit Judge of Maui, shall expose for
Public auction, Saturday the 22nd Of March, 1885,
O'Clock A. NJ the premises all the lot Of land on the
of Lahaina, belonging 10 the estate OF kaenaen
std joining land of P H. Treadwsy and Nawaakoa cont
I5-I09 CT ILAt
Administrator of the Estate of Kaenae
LahaIna Feb. 90 1856. 43
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

SAYIDGE & NAY have just received large
- assortment of Groceries and Provisions, which
they offering at very low prices; the following
comprise portion thereof:
Muscatel Raisins Patras Currants, Citron Peel,
Nutmegs, Pimento, assorted Essences of Spices,
Carolina Rice, Pearl Sago, Arrowroot, Split Peas,
Chile Beans.
Sugar-cured Hams. Tongues COrned Beef and
Pork, Cheese, Lard in 10 ID. tins
Pickles, Sauces, Bottled Fruits, Jams, French
Capers, Salad Oil, Tomato and Mushroom Ketchups,
Oysters, Fresh Salmon, CLAIMS, Green Peas, Green
Corn, Brandy Peaches and Variety Of other articles
connected with the trade.
They beg to call especial attention to their Mixed
Teas, far superior to anything hitherto offered.
Officers of ships requiring private stores will find
here an excellent assortment.
King-street, Honolulu Dec. s, 1855. 32-3mt
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
To the Ladies of Honolulu.

CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of the very best Of Silks MILL
ne and Fancy articles, just opened and for sale
reasonable prices the of g. BUHLE & CO. King
formerly c. T. Avefbere Co. comprising the following goods
large of plain black and colored silks for ress
Silks, Checked do large and small plaid half
Patterns few pieces watered black Silks
Aoree) ne black, blue and he French safin
French silk Shaws Velvet shaws silk and velvet Scars
few elegant silk dSmask Table and Bed great vaTe
" supYsor Muslin dresses of styles and patterns
Fine French for dresses small paerns assortment
fancy silk Ribbons Black do silk Gloves, artificial Flow
ers and Head dresses.
Also an assortment of Irish and Beefed Linen half linen
Sheengs superior silk Paraso latest styles sup hack and
coored Aapaccas and Paramats richly sbroded Peoats
Collars Sleeves Hanas Ladies Bonrets Berlin wool
black and white silk Lace, Cotton Dc Swing Sk And
variety q Fisnotcrte music, Serge Ae., ,&e G-r
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
GENERAL MERCHANDISE


9 RESPECTFULLY informs the public OF
"a Honolulu that he has removed his establish
Gt.SA ment from Hotel St., to the large new fire.
proof brick building of Capt. Makee, (next door
above Dr. Hofmann's Drug Store,) in Kaahdmanu
ST., where he will be happy TO see his friends and
customers. His assortment of Watches and Jewel
ry has been recently largely increased by variety
Of fine articles received from New York Boston and
San Francisco. He has also just received, ex ship
Cato, an assortment of Charts, Aneroid Barometers
Brass Compasses, Quadrants, Mast Head Telescopes
and other Nautical Instruments.
II Chronometers for sale.
Honolulu, Nov. IL 1856. 2s-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08

HENRY ROBINSON begs respectfully to inti-
II IL mate to his customers and friends generally.
that the partnership heretofore existing with Henry
Rhodes is this day terminated
The old business, on the old terms and, for the
present at the old stand, under the auction room of
A. P Everett, near the Custom House will be con-
tinued as before, exclusively on his own account,
Piled with The best articles at the lowest market
prices.
The stock at present consists of hhds. Msrtelrs
Brandy, hhds. United Vineyard Propretors, pipes
Hollands Gin, kegs Hollands Gin, bbls jamaica
Rum, bbls Mononeahela Whiskey, cases Brandy.
cases Old Tom, cases Geneva, do French Equenrs.
do sherry (bottIed in London , do. Port, (do.do)
do. St. Julien Claret do. Hook, do. Sauterne, do.
Cherry Cordial, do. Absynth, do. Jamaica Rum.
Large invoices of Ale and Porter. per ships Ork-
new Lass and Queen, are daily expected.
Honolulu, January 81, 1856. s9-d
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08

NE NJ. WEBSTER'S LIVERY STABLES
lYE. Beretania street, adjoining the Commercial
Hotel The above establishment is provided with
superior Saddle and Carriage Horses to be by the
hour, day orw week Horses taken on Livery, and the
best of grooming food and attention furnished The
services of competant Veterinarian Farrier. are en-
gagged and the proprietor invites those who are fond
of equestrian exercises to try his Horses and judge
for themselves Ladies and Gentleman wishing their
horses sent to their residences will please notify the
hour and eouipment either at the above establish
ment or at the Commercial Hotel.
25-tf NJ. NJ. WEBSTER
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
LIVERY STABLE.

TyHE subscriber would respectfully inform nus
friends and the public that he still continues
the business at the old stand in Mauna Kea ST.,
opposite the residence of the late Capt. MauShn,
where the best of saddle horses for ladies or gentle
men can be procured.
10 Horses to let by the month, week or day.
Tbanking the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon this establishment, and
assuring them that no exertions his part shall be
spared, continuance of their favors is respectfully
91.tf FRANK P. MANINI.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
Furniture and Pianofortaa,

nj OTICE.-The e Sandwich Islands Monthly
~ Magazine will be issued in monthly mum
bers from the Nelr ErG and Argts press and for sale
at the Bookstore of the undersigned. Price Fifty
cents per number. The first number will be ready
for delivery on THIS afternoon, January 26th.
Persons wishing to subscribe will please give IN
their names to ii. " WHITNEY.
Honolulu, Jan. 25th, 1856. 3S-f
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
Hardware and Cntlerv.

THE UNDERSIGNED have on hand large and we'll So
lected assortment Of Axes, with handles complete
different sizes, Hachets and Hammers Shnsng Hatchet
Rasps and Files sizes afround and fiat Flies.
do, Pocket Knives. Pen Khyes Sailors Knives, Sheath
Knives, Scissor Needles Nos s. Shoves various de-
scnpns Brass and Iron Hinges all Sizes do
Fish Hooks, Picture Nails, Pistols different qualities.
23tf Won HOLT s HEUCK.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
: conIIrsti CnnIIFSi

COOLIESl COOLIES!l COOLIES =!
nERSONS desirous of getting Coolie Laborers
iii arerequested to call at the office OF the under
signed.
good washmen gardeners, house servants and labor
ers and it would be advisable for those who are IN
aant of such, to engage them immediately
April 4. 1855. 4s-tf B. F. SNOW.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
ESTATE FOR sALE.-The

D EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
q, scriber offers for sale, on reasonable terms,
well known Real Estate belonging to the Estat
r. G.. Davis, comprising the well known S'rOl
and LOTS on Fort street, THE ROSE GOTTA
MARKET on King street, an undivided half
Lot of Land in Palama, four Lots on Waikiki p
and Life Estate in the Dwelling House and PI
ises in rear of Hotel street, subject to the pre-
leases. J.F. B. MARSHALL,
43-3t Assignee of r. g. Dav
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08

EENHE UNDERSIGNED, offers his services to the
d Merchants in the interior as a commission buy
er of Goods in San Francisco, having been engaged
in that business for nearly three years past. with
three years previous experience in the interior. He
hopes TO give satisfaction TO such may employ him
in that capacity. Orders for any description of Mer
chandise filed and forwarded promptly.
SAM'L. II. PRICHARD,
Up stairs, corner Battery and Sacramento sts.,
39-3m San Francisco.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08

f. AM. hereby notified Oh at eguHr monthly
y meetingtakes place the first Monday every month
and they arersspectfay invited to attend Per order
az W. W.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08

For Sale.
00G0 RBLS. of OIL Casks, also CoOper's Tools, HOoI
~OOO Iron and Rivets. Apply TO
Oct. 18th, 1855 a3-tf T. A. BURDICK
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
NIJSIJNS SILKS LAWNS. g.

MUSIINS SILKS LAWNS, &c.
TIOR SALE by the Agent OF the Hudson's Bay
+ Company. the following choice assortment of
Fancy Goods, viz, Null Muslin, Book Muslin,
Swiss Book Musn Jacconet, Victoria Lawns, Mus
lin Dresses, Lawn Handkerchiefs, Muslin Sleeves.
Guipure Sleeves Limerick sleeves, Honiton
Sleeves, Lace Capes, Shot Silk, Check and Figured
SILK, Tortoise She'll Combs, Real Thread Lace.
Honolulu, July, 1885, ll-t
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
MonongaheIa WhiskeY.

TIRST Quality, just received per Frances Pal
L Iner, in packages OF 10 to 20 gallons. For sale
bv JOSEPH BOOTH, National Hotel.
Honolulu, Feb. 2, 1856. S9-t
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-03-08
Arrnw Roof

Arrow Root.
q ANDWICH ISLANDS ARROW ROOT, 1sr
- ranted of good quality, for sale by
S2-tf G.P. JUDD.