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80 AGAINST ~FlRE:-ENtracto OF II letter from Nor
folk, Va, dated Jan u. 1856:
H. : G HERRING; s. Co -Gcnilemen: On the III
Dsc,,nl,.r LAST Mrssrs. Adams & Co.'S Express Ofic", sit-
us,rd in ii lurgc four stor. brick building, in This city was
,,,,,Iv DESTROY cd by tire, and their safe remained buried IN
tho burring ruins until ycste rday, when 1t WAS dug out. and
even then found surrounded with hive Goals. tund almost
rel no, iron lay beside it, the brass ornaments AMI MODS
mol, ed OF. We were witnesses "a tlis fire, ana II any
Tim can rcsls, such heat, il is enough; fire could not De
hotter; It is n triumph indeed. We enclose a certiiicatc
from several parties who saw II opened.
-, ,r,I, pnNrI AND 4 BROS
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nRrGS IN THE POST OFFICE.-The subscri.
~ Der Is constantly receiving orders for Drugs to be
sent by mail. The additional cort on light articles is very
triaing. Pills, Garden Seeds, Trusses, Lancets. Cigar
Cares, Por; Monuaies, Pocket Books, Combs, Tooth Brush.
es, &C., may be sent very conveniently.
s. P. SEMPLE.
March 10 Druggist and Apnthecary. a02, Main 81.
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Los. OF Ticket, OF Class Z.
Ey tho late accident On The ~C"oOari 6G2 RON',fc =.
Road. he Ticke;s Of Gins, L., Tor April i1'h, 10 'a,.. Ei.l.
,t from Baltimore. in chuige of Adau1s' EHy.s5s q. 49,.
nv, were de- troyrd by arr. consequently 'E"t" Nil -. 20
uuy drawing ct riat clr--. The Drawing vi. Jc {. s..
May l5h-thc Ne Plus lrra Scheme.
Very respectfully, IL. "!r:s@
,T,-ID ~ A..r.s
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CERTIFICATE.
NORFOLK, VA. Jan. l; 1856.
By REQUEST of Messrs. Rowland * Bros we iEis DAY III.
tended the opening Of one of Herring's Patent tire-piooi
safes. which WIS in the fir" of December 9Th, belonging TO
.Mss.rs Adams Il Co.'S Express. and ionnd the papers and
contents in Il perfcc: state OF prcstIva'i0n WAS IN our
.on,rien, ms severe u test rs could he had. a large four
..ory building entirely destroyed, and the safe remain
IL Inc whole time su. rounded by fire, aud subject ~
An intense heat, for forty days before dug from the ruins.
f-;rrrdl GEO. p. ANDERSON, G. HALL,
Wy. REYNOLDS, A. X. McCLEAS.
MILES PAWS, w. W. JACOBS.
lam fuuy satisfied With the manner III which the above
'A'h'''Ne" a. A. COwDERY, Agent
Adams & Co.'S Express.
Extract from II Norfolk Pnper.)
t,.Ns' SAFE Ono of Mornings celebrated ~Ftre'prooi
s,fr. IS a, in Adams Express Office wnel the building was
hn-,al several weeks ago. II remained buried In the
r,iS;sb nn,iI Thursday, when il was taken out. The fire.
M ina occasion slludedto was one of the hercest VIC ever
Ssr. nnj when the chest was found, after the lapse OF for.
re- LAYS |, was surrounded By sriSers, glowing brightly
-SrSon nrcned the papers and other ar,iclcs II contained
80, un 100 :, be sound ard generally in good condition
I'm. ,TSriin. another proof OF the security and supetiori
80 -, ,ne., .s;rs. The one alluded TO may b. seen at the
w.,.hnn,, nr Mc.srs. Rowland 81 Bros. Who ue agents
sr ~" m, kr,s 1t shows clearly the evidences OF u severe
80, "f is iucoI::usr:ble qualities, when lie exterior was
~ h., IL the burning furnace that roared aroundit, and
s,n,i Ike euluers ,ha; slai I'd around. il for hours. days and
,rr I;r.'s rs,cn. pioa Fire and Burglar ProofSafe,
,.hr rxh'. Patent Powder Proof Lock. both received
, " nn.r!uls at the Worlds Fair, London, 1881. and Crys.
,ai p,iIr,, New York, lS33-j4. SlLAS c. HERRING "
| 20 80, l35. 10 and l57. Water street, New York.
March KNOWLES & WaLFORD, Agents.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 81.

IHURSOAY Y, NO VEMBER q.
The GOVERNMENT, as we are informed, have within
a few days discharged its army, retaining only a small
company of thirty soldiers to protect the town during
the shipping season, as well as the whole kingdom
against " fllibusters." This is doubtless a profound
stroke of policy, and when we remember the scenes of
the fall of 1852 and the endless bugbears about fllibus-
ters which are annually to be found in certain official
documents, we are inclined to think it must have
originated with that eminent member of Government
who on a former occasion modestly claimed some
credit to himself for the wise provision which
saved the country from anarchy and ruin. Our sus-
picions arise from the statesmanlike consistency in
expanding $4,000 since April 1st, and $40, 900 the
year previous for military purposes, and now in the
midst of a heavy shipping season, our defenceless
community are left to take care of themselves. That.
by way of parenthesis, we believe the community can
do provided no warlike oficiousness with its pixies and
Sc ambulances." is interposed between them and our
good visitors. After all, this grave measure, perhaps,
may be only one of those freaks of military dalliance
for which the head of that department so often mani
tests a p~enchant. Before his ambition took marshal
wings, he was wont to maintain, very wisely as we
thought, that our weakness was our defence. And
now, since the attempt to establish and maintain an
army has proved & failure, and what is more, our
weakness is infinitely more watery than was ever sus-
pected, the world is astounded at the stratagetieal
maneuver of laying down arms in the sight of the
very enemy that was used tc couture them into exis-
tenee, and e~xclaiming, we surrender and trust to
your generosity"
Sixty thousand hard dollars Of the people, money,
according to our computation, has gone out of the
treasury during the past twenty months, to decorate
a hobby upon which to air the popularity of one per-
son. And IS that ALP No. One Legislature, after
Wrangllng many thousand dollars, could net consci-
entously bring themselves into military line so as
to salute this hobby with becoming munifcence, and
were sent home with a flea. Another Legislature at
great expense was assembled, that could and did do
the thing as was desired. Under the improved mil
itary system of electioneerirg adopted last fall, a Leg
~islature was chosen that was thought TO come up to
the progressive spirit of the age; but they too. proved
refractory, and after much drilling, and cxpeafing
many thousands dollars more, they finally came up to
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DIED
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

SEAMEN's BETHEL-Rev. S. G. Damon Chaplain-King
street, near the Sailors Home. Preaching on Sundays at
IL A. NJ. and Il L. NJ. Seats free. Sabbath School after
the morning services.
FORT STREET at present in the Court
House, up stairs-Rey. j. ID. Strong, Pastor. Preaching
on Sundays at IL A. NJ. and u z. NJ. Seats free. Sab
bath School meets at 10 A. NJ.
METHODIST CHURCH-Nuuanu avenue, corner of Tutui
street-Rev. VIM. S. Turner, Pastor. Preaching every
Sunday at IL A. NJ. and u 2. NJ. Seats free. Sabbath
School meets at 10 A. NJ.
KINGS CHAPEL-King street, above the Palace-Rev. E. W.
Clark Pastor. Pulpit supplied at present by Rev.
Messrs: Armstrong and Bishop. Services, in Hawaiian
every Sunday at o. A. VI. and 3 2. VI.
CATHOLIC CHtRCII-Fort street. near Beretania-mder the
charge of Rt. Rev. Bishop Maigret, assisted by Able
Modesto. Services every Sunday at 10 A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ.
SMITHS acknowledgements street, near Nuuanu street.
Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor. Services, in. Hawaiian, every
Sunday at 10 A. NJ. and q p. NJ.
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paw such a license as may in some degree compensate Ior the
injury done, or that travelling crcuses in Honolulu be abolished
altogether. And your petitioners will ever pray, &C.
Job1, Bartlett, A. Byron,
James Dawson, John j. Porter,
T A. Rurdick. Eliphalet Grover,
John Reed, jeremiah ONein,
VIM. Pearson. Edward Kemp,
lanes Davis. John Andrews,
John Maxey, John Appleton,
W. e. Cuttren & Peterson, Geo. Hills,
G.. T. Matthews, d. IL. Bond,
A. G. Jones & Co., John Whitelow,
V. Chancerei. Arthur Peat,
George Frie1. j. Fox, per order.
G.. w. Houghtaning, Fl. II. W. Berkenbusch,
George w. Norton. Louis HembreZ,
G. e. Hussey. +. L. Jones,
Morris Russell, ii. Dreyfous,
Henry Robinson, E.. Hoffman,, End
L. III. Mandelbaum, E.. Hofschlaeger & Stapenhorsty
ii. Rhodes, Henry Dimond,
Samuel Rawson, j. 7. Warehouse.
VIM. Wond, W. N. Ladd,
]. R. Mitchell, . T. Hoeke,
B. +. Harder, j.. Isaacs,
j. L. Burgess, A. Miller,
7. Kuhlman, Geo. Galloway,
C. Fihling, ]. T. Anderson,
p. Michel, Thomas King,
j. W. Ri.mann, ]. n. West,
Francis Spencer, w. I. Rye,
George Clark, John Russell,
J. A. Daily, F. Molteno,
C. I'll. Daily, James Collins,
G. c. Mclean, D. P. True,
G. p. Turner, George Graham,
A. Doench, S. G. Hilman,
G. Buhle & Co., J.w. Smith,
+. +. KelE, Stephen Gould,
G. McDonna, Philip Dickerson,
I. NJ. Smith & CO., T. n. Green,
John McCOlgan, w. f. Allen,
A. Campbell, s. G. Allen,
J. J. Bischof, E.. G. Fountain,
Nellie, James Steward,
William Mum, D.. p. Penhallow,
A. S. Grinbaum, B. T. Ehlers,
j. G.. Jones, III. Bischof,
Henry Allen, w. Summer.
Comment on the above is altogether unnecessary.
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oMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY. NoE. d. 1856.

NOV. %, 1856.
Since our last issue the weather has been very unfayorable
and our port almost blockaded by g storm from the south. The
kTGneea Palmer is the only merchant vessel arrived during the
week. She brings a full cargo of merchandise and provisions,
and large list of passengers.
large number Of whalers are bound home,
viii sailIn two weeks. The John Gilpin and Gladiator, we under
stand, are engaged fuIl-rates &c "a SC and primage.
MONEY.-Thereh has been an active demand for whalers' bills
during the week, and owing to the importation of $4,000 or
100000 in coin from San Francisco for Investment; the rate has
rapidly fallen. We quote at 10 per cent.
az We invite attention to the full and interesting letter from
our San Francisco correspondent, co which we give up the most
of our space usually devoted to this department,
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am ship Raduga-was to leave Boston about Oct. 25, with
cargo mdze for Honolulu, to G. Brewer.
Am clipper ship Romance of the Seas will touch off this port,
enquiring for freight-was to leave San Francisco about Nov.
18th.
Am clipper ship B. f. EIoxie was to sail for Honolulu about
Nov. 20, from San Francisco, for freight.
American clipper bark Fanny Major, to sail FIN s.Francisco,
about Nov. 20, due here Dec. s.
Bremen brig Kauai was to sail firm Bremen latter part of Sept.
with cargo merchandise to Hofschlager and Stapenhorst.
Am clipper bark Messenger Bird, sailed from Boston, July 21,
with cargo mdze to b. W. Field.
Br. blk. Gambia. from London, via Tahiti, sailed April6
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DEPARTURES.

Nev. Z-Wn SD Sasah, Swift, TO cruise.
24-Sch Iihohho, Ghurston. Cor Hin and Maria for Ia
hama, and Haahho for Hawaii
25-Am VIII sh Eliza Adams. Uanes crr;se bon,a
pam VIII sh gs3ln HoWland, TAYLOR. for Tahiti
26-Anfbk Robert Morrison. Pease fr Naw re,
S0-Am sh Henry Kneeland, 20 cruise.
26-Haw sch Ksmoi, for Lahaiaa, Kauanain far Hit
and RiaIto for Kauai.
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FROM SAN FRANCIsCo-Per Frances Palmer.-F. E. Prime
E. f. Hall, Jr., A. Mckibben, a. Benson, V. Provost and Lady,
2. G. Sewell, r. Quisenbum, r. r. Bonsen, Mrs. VIM. Phillips,
4 children and servant, Mrs. T. Drew and child, w. r. Conf
stock, G.. Raphael, A. Miller, c. Meter, John Smith. G. Baker,
G. Long, lady and child, r.. Dunbar, j. A. Rowe and lady, W.
Franklin, j. Brewer, l.. Bell, G.. Shultz, A. Beck, A. Heidlenger,
T. Arthur, Frank Miller, j. Lynch, III. Toumier, A. c. Blowers,
james Mccormick, VIM. Thompson, L. Corkin, Ahlo, ii. r.
Holster, Mrs. St0tt.
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VESSELS IN poRT.-Nov. ct.

II. E. NJ. Skip Havannah, Harvey.
II. L. MS corvette Embuscade, Gizolme.
Am clipper sh John G1pin, Ring, loading oil and bone for Us.
Br. blk Cynthia, for freight or charter.
Am. clipper ship Pampero, Coggins, loading oil.
AM. sh Gladiator, Whitfield, loading oil.
Am bk Merrinac, Rice.
Am Big L. P. Foster, Moore, soon for San Francisco.
Bremen sh Post, Wiegard, " "
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MEMORANDA.

- The clipper ship crystal Palace viii touch off this port
on Sunday or Monday next for passengers bound to New Bed
ford.
Sch. Sally left NawiliwiIi on Saturday week, and lay too off
the North point of Oahu during the gale Tor four days. Had
very heavy seas, wind from t. > Il
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PLACES OF AMUsEMENT.

ROYAL HAWAIIAN T~HEATER-Corne of Hotel and Alakea
streets-Messrs. Graves * Wilder Managers. Perform
ance, every night in each week.
ROWES PIONEER CIRCUS-Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel
streets-(Messrs. Rowe and Smith, Proprietors. Perform
anCes every evening.
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- The Meeting Of the Sailors Home Society :.
Monday evening last was fully attended, and va.
addressed by Mr.. Gregg, DIR. Lathrop and Others
DIR L.. subscribed 800 at the meeting toward cancol
ling the debt. The amount raised was $l75. IT,,
Home we understand is crowded to its utmost canac;tr
nearly one hundred persons being daily ~accommoi,.
ted at it.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATER.-This Theater h.,
been well patronized during the past week. and tbo
pieces brought forward have given general satisfa.
ton. Last Thursday evening Miss Louise Grave,
took a benefit, and was favored by an Overlooking
house, many being unable to obtain entrance. To-
night a good bill is offered, and ON Thursday mex,
Mr.. C.Kingsland, a very clever and deserving actor.
takes a benefit. He deserves a bumper.
Loss OF THE WHALEsHIp NAUTIcoN OF New BIN
FoRD.-We regret to have to record the loss, at the
entrance of this harbor on the 24th, of the American
whaleship Nauticon, Capt. Luce. 1t had been box.
ing fresh from the south for several days. preventing
the departure of several vessels which were ready for
sea. On the Oath the wind hauled round so S. F.
and the whaleship Sarah was successfully taken out
about noon will the steam tug, which returned and
took the .NauticOn, while several other ships, the ia
son, Lancaster, &C., were waiting their turn. When
near the bar, the wind suddenly hauled to the south
and blew a squall, when the sea commenced rolling
in heavily. The tow-boat which has brought in be-
fore, three ships at once, was found unable to tow her
the heavy cross sea breaking on the bar, the
wind blowing a squal at the time directly from the
Before the ship could be brought about to re-
turn into the harbor, she struck on the. sc middle
ground where the heavy sea and wind soon made
her unmanageable. She bilged, and all the efforts of
the steamer and the boats from the two men of war
were unable to save her. In order to save her hull
and cargo, her masts were cut away before dark, and
4 contract was made with the Governor to wreck her.
She had on board 2 300 bbls. oil, 10, 900 lbs bone and
was bound home. Nearly all her cargo will be say
ID from her, as the day following the disaster was
calm, and allowed the wreckers to work to advantage.
The vessel was valued at $4,000 and her cargo at
$65, 900. The vessel and cargo are insured in the
United States.
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LATEST Dates received at si.is Once.
PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I.
ARRIVALS.
Qor faH reports Of !Yhalers ARMED, see ShspDinq L;st o,
4h pGge)


Nov. I9-An vh sh SpIeBGil, SmitS, 500 VIII. Aooo to-
2o-Haw sch Maria, Molteno, I'm Maui.
30-Hawa ch Alice I'm xona, Hawaii.
2I-Am VIII bk Endeavor, Horsley, I'm Ochotsk az .r
SIS VII, 1000 bone SD
M-Haw sch Mary. Berrill, FIN Kawaihae.
22-Am VII sh Sheffield, Green, I'm Hilo, so sp. 1000 VIII.
22-Am bk Delaware, Homan, I'm ochotsk, 1000 VIII,
$4,000 bone.
23-Haw sch Kamoi, Chadwick, I'm Lahaina.
2-Haw sch Kinoole, I'm Kona, and John Young, Taber,
FIN Kauai.
25-Iaw sch Sally, Fountaine, s DIS finn Kauai.
26-Brem ta sh Republic, Austin, $50 wh, I006v bone.
26-Am VIII sh South Boston, Randolph.
26-Chilean bg Estine, I'm Tahiti.
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Coasters ila Port.

Coasters INA Port.
Sch Kekauluohi, soon for Kona.
Kamamalu, soon for Hilo.
I" Sally, FOuntaine, soon for Kauai.
I" Mary, Berrin, for Kawaihae.
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BURGLARY.-The residence of Geo. E, Graves, Esq,
was entered ON Friday Evening last, and valuable
jewelry stolen to the amount of 1925. Mr.. G.. has
offered a reward of $S25.
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- Our merchants will notice the card of q n
Brooks, Esq, of San Francisco. We are ready
vouch that any orders entrusted to Mr.. B. will "
faithfully attended to.
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- A stabbing affair came off on Monday =,
at the old Maine Hotel, between two mates. h.. s&
whom were intoxicated at the time. No exam;naa u
of the case had been made up to yesterday noo.
it IS uncertain whether the man stabbed would y
vive. or not. SUI
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ORANGES are said to be plenty in the district :,
Kona Hawaii. and they are as good as any, if NJ
the best raised upon the islands. One hundred tbou
sand could probably be collected within a few dav. :
about $40 per thousand. ~"
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OUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.

tr The following letter was written to be forwarded by the
ship OntGard, which touched of our port on the 18th, but was
brought by the Palmer
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WHALEKS.
Ups Alice Manden, Dennis. Bark George.
S~peedweH, Gibbs. Delta, Dubay.
Ocean, Norton. Ship Charles Carroll.
Montreal, Gray. " Syren Queen, Phillips.
Arab, Grinnen. " Black Eagle, Edwards
Gustav, ellis. I" Montauk, French.
Congress, Stranburg. " Henry Kneeland,
Magnolia, Cox. Brig Victoria, Corsen.
John Wells, Besse. Brig Hawaii, Cook.
Adeline Gibbs, Pomeroy. Ship Francis Henrietta, Drew.
Cambria, Pease. +" Com. Preble, Prentice.
Pacific, Smell. Fir. sh Pallas, Couppey.
India, Long. Ship Florida, Williams.
Omega, Sanborn. Alice, Penny,
Janus, Winslow. Banks, Vernon, Gardner.
Thos Nye, Smith. United States, Holmes.
Abram Barker, Barker. Black Warrior, Tibet.
Electra, Brown. Eugene, Pendleton.
George and Mary, Walker. Ships, Lewis, Nye.
Phenix, Williams. Warren, Wilcox.
Chas Phelps, Lawton. Chan. Price, Holcomb.
VIM. Badger, Braley. Seine, Landre.
n. G. Perkins. st. George, Dias.
Oscar, Cross. Rebecca Sims, Gayitt.
Phillip 1st, Sisson. Sch. Pfel, Schivenbeck.
Roman 2nd, Backner. Ship, Maria Theresa, Davis.
WaYerly, West. Pocahontas, Butler.
MarengO, Skinner. Splendid, Smith.
California. Manchester.
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Blk Frances Palmer, I'm San Francisco-217 cs mdze, so cs
peaches, 3 bxs specie, 1 pkge specie, 5 cs shoes, 4 bxs sugar, "a
csk brandy, 16 bbls pork, 1877 bbls beef, 3 cs tea. 200 cs bread,
III tins crackers, s horses and 2 ponies, l bx ice.
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- We notice cur friends, Mr.. 7. I. Dougherty
and Mr.. N. L. Ingols, have taken an Office in the
building lately occupied by Messrs. r. Coady & Co.,
as accountants, and are ready also to attend to any
business in tn. scriyeners' line. Ashley have here
tofore did something in that way, we doubt not Tom
my and Nat viii satisfy any of cur friends who may
send their fayors.
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VOTES OF THE WEEK.

nent on the above is altogether unnecessary
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SAY Francisco, Oct. aOth, 1886.

] AhANSAsJU3 = OVUL: IoVO'
DEAR SIR:-Since the sailing of the Gladiator and Robin
Hood, we have been without departures for your port. The
EHenita arrived Oct. Is, in 20 days. and the F. Palmer on the
25th, after a fine run of 10 days. We look for the Fanny Major
in about 10 days. The arrivals from New York since our last
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PoTAToEs-We have received from Mr.. Oudinot of
Lahaina, q bag of very superior potatoes. Lahaina
sweet potatoes have always ranked among the finest
to be had on these islands, and we understand that
for use at sea, they are found to keep better than any
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pay such a license as may in some degree compensate for the
injury done, or that travelling circuses in Honolulu be abolished
altogether. And your petitioners will ever pray, &c.
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II PFSIDENCE for SALE
THROCS NECK.-For SALE or to LET-A
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE

TIE subscriber offers for sale the valuable property laey
ovra5 and oeeuued by GEO. GODFREY, esq, Prir:inA
~ the Marvin Institute Wilton Fairfield County o. fne
sirs nrouery aed the line Of the Danbuy sud Not
sit R.ifos3 within five minutes walk OF CANNON'S STA
TION and on the main road from Danbury 70 NorwSs and
cns;... 81 large and convenient DWELLING HOUSE Two
.to,y SCHOOL-HOUSE, BARN and other u6uhdinss ana
taeye Acres Of LAND, in hiEh state OF SniVa,on ma
a fnc.d The buildings aud fences have all bsn recently
bu "a the bees materials and IL the most substantial
The grounds well stocked with choice collection OF run
ee and Shrbbery To any person wishing 70 engage II me
bsne. OF Teaching or spy Gentleman wishing TO obtain de
srsbe country residence, this is opportunity as ne
,-orar,y will be sold az sacrifice and upon favorable terms
tube particulars may be bad BY applying 20 Me-sr. ~
GALE q Co. No 40 Dey-st, y. y; 70 1 tisAhLES 49,
NON ESQ near the premises 10 the subscribe az Mes-
port, CT ,,. ., r. -, ~ Nav II
will then be TO LET.
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d zoo ACRES of good Timbered LAND for

1.tDVNJ sALP in the vicinity Of this City containing
vy large and valuable Shook Mill very large steam saw MILL
capable OF saving twelve fifteen thousand feet OF lumber
day store Coopers shop Backnnths shop ten OF we've
cod Dwelling Houses very large Barn together with s the
necessary sprendsges and implements TO conduct large SUD
profitable Shook and Lumber business The moeI Is
Nepie White and Black Ash. Black Birch, White and ked
Beech Hemioek, &c large quantity OF shPInoef can DC
TIE above Mills are complete running order and st present
Obs million feet Of Lumber will be sold with the Land ae
sired Over thousand OF this land excellent iol
flaming and esJecy for grazing farms very large amount
Of money has been expended the improvements Inc prop
rty l. o producing income and TO party capable
this kind business the above 81 opportunity
fr safe and profitable Investment such as seldom Oilers
Apply 10 PEET NlCnoL5 a.'o.n nes, fobr.,
p s-Tbe property is unneumbered, and hIs[a's dwe.
ling house location TO suit in Brooklyn would DC sAe "
part pay rnent for it.