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SUGAR AND MOlIASSES. The better qulllteS oil sugar
in fair request but the lower grades neglected The
embraced 600 hd previous Moasses was
still higher 500 bbs sold 3@35}sc for Fer
1nenting 33S and 3Ssc = gnen for Good to Choice
Reboiled.
we noticed bbs Illinois, in poor order Sc l2a 400
i'll good order S. 80 and 200 bbs S. 50 q Dbl round for
Common Fine and Superfne.
GRAIN. The supply of Corn still light and we heard
OF only $500 sacks disposed of including 1856 White at 4Sc
$50 the same and 1925 Mixed chiefly in cotton sacks at Acc
bushc Of Wheat lot of 100 sacks poor sold at 81 % q
bushel quiet and the sales confined to 100 or
500 sacks st. Louis 42c q bshel OF Bran GOO to 100
sacks sold on the levee at 6o@621ac q 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS Pork in active request with sales OF
about 20 bb which $40 Ordinary Mess Uninspcced in two
lots at Sl6 go bbs SIG 49, 100 said be higher price,
49, lots SIG 3S1G So and 800 Prime Mess at Sis 2 q
bb OF 40 casks Ribbed Sides sold in lots at
a91<c of Shoulders 7c p ID. Lard was rm with
sales 200 eces Good No. 9c 200 at 5l6 and about
800 kegs, in three or four lots Mt l0s4c y h.
COFFEE. The Market dull, and the sales con-
fined to 425 bags Rio at llQSll7Gc = tb
CANDLES We noticed sale of so boxes Star at &c p ID.
RosIN..A lot of 800 bbs No. sold for shipment at
81 80 p Dbl,
HAY We noticed small sales of Western at S23 30 q
ton.
WHISKY The sales comprised 100 bb Extra Rectihed at
4S Galdns at &c. 50 bbls Rum at % and 100 at
gallon Also on Wednesday, 200 bbs Reced at 2ac p gal
FREIGHTS. The Market very dull and We heard Of
| no engagements worth reporting. rl
EXCHANGES The demand moderate with no change
| of much consequence in the rates. We quote:
Sterling. and TO-
New York sixy.day bills q ct di
Sight checks on New York pateAA Oh
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MEMORANDA.

#-=U SIS MEMORANDA. Er.
9 Mhe steamer Storm left Shreveport 2ls inst In port
for New Orleans steamer H. N. Wright Red River falling all
the way down, with prospect of a rise.
~ Rain in the country The officers of the steamer Natchez
which arrived last night from Vickburg inform that heavy
had fallen within the last few days throughout the country
Ticksburg Natchethe rain much needed the
crops were suffering from the protracted drought.
E Capt Jordan of the ship Squando from Boston, arriv
ed evening reports the Both ult in lat 81 n, long 6s
W fell in with the British bark Queen Victoria, from Savan-
nah bound Bristol in sinking condition. having lost her
rdde and leaking such compel her crew
eighteen in NUMBER abandon her. The Squando brought
them to this port.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ST ATE OF LOUISIANA

Il
Fornrn torHF ALE3AsgEE aIf III x;
Of sf#& CREDITORSan and the CtaFsDi
8 ~ s3sEew Orleans tof GUINNESS HILL. No 1BtaSl
FFgFIE ecssioia OF the petitioners property u
IL hereby accepted by the Court for fe be1at 81 ng
Individuality well the creditors Of Gniness& ai ad
ordered meeting 81 aad creditors be convened and he'd
before D. Il Ricardo Public II his eE On ne
nj Of May 1856 O'Clock A. NJ deliberate on the AFFAIRS
the nsoyert and elect yndie I1 the meantime al jHdi-
proceeding his and property are Rtayed
And Il further ordered that r. K Howell 4 be appointed
Attorney represent The absent creditors
BY order the Court this 18th Of April. ls5f. t$s
e r 4 IT,, ST q "a NJ ~ SAMUEL, GILMORF,f 9 s$
IA AL eIrF1,%'i.+ 8z-Gl55 IN Deputy Clerk
f ETAT DE- In LOUISIANA.
or rEfg4E CorR DE DISTRICT 5ExANDER TIIfys SEES
& S. De Ia 5CRE4NCIERs TX Ees GKE-
Nouvele Orleans ANGLERS de GUINNESS u
5a sss4 HILL No,310,05f,
A ce8sion Gfes proprfctes tim petitfommafre
IL aceepee profit crEanciers indtvdu
elleaen que creancieFs de Guiness Hill el est
oee qunne asseee des dts creancIera ct
tenue parevant D. Ricardo public VILE le
% four de 1856 10 hetres M, fefes de deoerer sur
les afaires fnsoyable de ayndic. En- aten
poursuites ndicaEss confe bns
snspendues est &c plus ofonne gus u N Howell soft
a. III II. 81 = go SAMUEL GILMORE
i s2 Depute Gretfer.
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sbippina IAnteLliatNte.
FRIDAY, April rs, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEAhED i + .
Steamship Nautilus Thompson, for Btazoa St Jago,
Steamer Montgomery, Harris, for Montgomery, Ala,
Ship Westminster Htz, for New York, Chester billiard
Span Ship Dogene Nontesgue TaFregoHq and Bareslona
Ship ssm Adams, Gay, Liverpool, "a c.J Neeke5 eco
sRip Jo6a spsaf faImogth toraers, whitney %co
shp ses @s ss Beaa SsE SF
sship Fransoao Wilson, Boston, CIV Hynson I'd
''r 80. ! ~ D,.' Jenkins, Williams Eco
s, : '"ptsst ~ a., M psyisssr GO
aR Ne Taasss ns6t Na% Ss r
span big i'i Tdad H't Gep Bafeelena Pia r
Ran AG Ra lyle sns gatfs ssss Ha
schr coyington, Lcggitt, Mobile, CIV Newton eco
ARRIVED.
Ship s t dc }oaan ls days from Boston, to Dewey
Ship Ee si SsEsi ffon Liverpool 29h Feb to Baxter
Ship Revenue. Robinson, from Boston, 9th March, to
i S e H HSyss ssn fe9T Wales" February
Ship Wndernere, Wilson, from Liverpool, 10Th Feb to
~, Whitney &co-3d district 80. al
sn' 5s rdsn Ss'p0o I'm asS
Ship Mary Br9dos4 ThO%ps1 from Bordeaux 18th Feb to
Ship shawmat Higgins, from Malta, to Baxter, Lowell Eco Cd
Brit Ship Gameden Castle Thompson from Constantnople to
Bcrl Parthan Hutchins from Rio Janeiro, master
Sea w 81 bes zith Feo, ~ loeIdu
Kock &co-Point Ne. So 5r.59as=t
Bark Mazeppa Jarvis l6 days from New York. to master
schr Brown Forbes, days from Mobile, naxerBasin
Schr Mary Jane, 5Cottar, from Mulattoe BayouBasin
| sclr Belle Rose. Charley, from Bonfouca-Basin
l. schr Aegon, from BoDfouca--Basin
sehr Blosi, from BiesiGsasin - 800" '
Schr Liberty, Me1an from Bontouca--Rasin 1.
ssr sssis RoataRasn
| Schr Stephanny Ray, from Boufonca-Basin
schr Warren, Jayner, from Pascagoula--Basin
Schr Gen WasllingtOng, Weston Pearlngon-Basln
t. STEAMBOATS,.
| Nachez Leathcrs from vicksburg re- 500.
Storm, Robb, from Shreveport - - ". .
Ohio Belle Sebastian, from Cincinnati.
" W Farmer, Cooper, from Onachia River.
Pelican, Ashton from Hickman.
Ambassador Washington, from St Louis.
Republic, Montgomery from st Louis.
| Lone Star Smith, from Jefferson. Texas.
4l Bella Donna, McCombs, from Williamsport d
| Or Baey, Dngas from daforrehe; l
u S Stacy, Moore, from Onacllia River.
| Florida, Hutclings, from Mobile.
| Della Mognier, from st Martinsville.
Niagara, Spots. from Louisville.
81" Sarnnak No 2 Hanes, from St Louis. .
Towboat Charles Chambers, from the Passe-towed down
18th inst, ship Ocean Pearl and bark Canton
brought up ships Shawmat, Canloden Castle and bari
| Parthian.
Towboat Defiance Hanbury from the Passetowed down
Mathew-brougit up ships Milton and Mary Bradford
Towboat Anglo Norman, Hendoman from the Passestowe
down and 10Th inst ship Oxaard schr G Il Mon
| tague-brought up ships Sqando and Equity. a,f
Towboat Whitney Heatean from the Passes-towed dow
S James. and 10 the Bar ship Acada-brought up shi
Wndemere, barks Stella and Mazeppa. rl1s'
Towboat Anglo Saxon Steele from the Passestowed down
18th inst, ships Cicero aud Cavaier-brought II
ships Revenue and Addison Gilbert. g
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TOBACCO. We heard Of 81 hhds Sold comprising 5nt 4c
is Ss at OK and at l015c = ID. Also, on Wednesday,
around lot of 1872 hhds, mostly GAINESVILLE at 9sc p b.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales Tobacco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l. lS55...........4O,537 u,7l5
Received since ............l, 6l3,592 l4Il2
yesterday,,,.,... l,22I 800
-l,6l4SIe -l4,12
Exported to date 4lS54s 1902
IS YESTERDAY. ....,... 2Q2g9 lS9
-, 1854 --1o,s9l
26,509 $3.50
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n8y~An persons having claims against Mis-
sisspp Fire Company No will please present them to the
undersigned Immediately. 5.5
BY order Of the Company
F. L. X. LUDWIGsEN, Treasurer,
n,ipay
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AMUsEIG..E ;1rVgtT's.
GT. CHARLES TIrEarER4

GT. CHARLES TITFf4TEER5- A
b. al9a aianaHeSS
NJ d B DUFFTEID. Acting Mauager.
f. G. q. CEfEsLEV -. :. ~. =. .Tseasurer
# TIME ALTERED. 5sS IA
Doors open att O'Clock. 0seFtErs at hafaRt efaloe
NINTH NIGHT OF GABRIEL Rh II AIsT ETH
FAMILY AND TROUPE
THIS EVENING, lipfil d. 1885
MAGIC LYs-nandy Grinafda, Gabriel EayeIs Frog n
Bionfin aid Martinatd Family
Gabriel Raaei other ciaraeters By Eafa Tros md
tfaettf Family TtEG 1T 0SPotts, Nj Wright
- Doors open At seven oefdck, precisely.
Ea4 Overtime &C haIf.past seven oeock prscses
nATETY THE AFTER s8s 81 800,
Treasares and r. GoaEr
~ BRIELIAgT #s CO ESs!
pa f4z3 THE TTaLTAE OPERA
Pronounced by highest authorities tho
artes who hare appeared in This cg
sJ5z FRIDAY, APRIL Is 1885,
.4sSs 9ta THE MEXICAN ITALIAN OPERA.
The lovely and brilliant Prina Donna Soprano
.44z555i5 sIGN0EA C9asTANzA5 AASzIaI,
-, y. 20 i'--15A' 4. sIGNdRA coRRoNL
. " s siIss EEoNanDI GIAENosI.
- II " " siesNoR ANDREA srANzTNI.
Change of graTnn1e, With ERs4NI and L0MBARDIE.
RsT@To-Morrow. Saturday, Grand italian Operas
~ Price u Circle and Psrquee VI ~
"a Second Circle IS cents. 545 S ss3 I'll asf @
Qnaroon Piyae Boxes have been added admission
s7 to which VIII be rs cents each. y8 q ass5
a- Doors otetoekc Performance g commence
O'Clock, precisely. 3fF8
Bg BOX Once open O'Clock, when places be-
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DEUxIEME COUR DE DISTRICT DELLA EtHeoRLEASs.
A TsTENDU que John Moore q presente une
N petition Feet d,obenir les etres de Cnra-
tee la succession Samuel GornIay decide
intestat- EE53 z3 1851 S44g= x
par present donne que celia peut eonce
dayo dedae dix jonr raisons pour es4uelles
IL ne serait pas fait 4 la dite Petition. 4s3@& t I 5
s71EH'sg7l,S r ~ A. DREUx,ss< Il
al8282 Dep1s Gretier.
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sEo9 PaP u o Fsane GHToN &
pY VIRTUE of writ of fierf faclas to me
I'D directed by the Honorable G. Bradford Second Justice of
public acton at Banks Arcade Magazine street between
and NatcheE Streets SATURDAY the Goth day Of
APRIL 1856 at Z O'clock NJ the following property towt
i. a VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated IN suburb Frank
lin this city, designated by No 10 of $780, plan
drawn by Pile the 18th of November ls5 and deposited
in the office of T. seghers then Notary Public in this city
said lot measuring 81 feet front on Art street by I'D depth
4 4 CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin in this city, designated by the No. Of the
on plan by Pile dated 18th November 1885 and de-
posted the office of T. Sghers then Notary Public in this
city plan No. - Of book Of psns No said lot of ground
50 feet front Music street by 40 feet in DEPTH be-
tween parallel lines, and fronts on urqufaEt street
suburb Franklin Of this city square No 100 comprised within
Music God Art and urquart streets according to the gen
era plan of d suburb drawn by j. Pie June III 1875 said lot
is designated by No particular plan drawn by j. Pile
the 18th of November 1885 deposited in the Office Of seghers
plans No i said 81 feet front Art street by 1
II < CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb Franklin Of this city in the square No $50, comprised
within Music Grod Art and Urduhart streets according he
general plan Of said suburb drawn by Pile, the It'll
June, 1928 said lot designated by the No particular
plan drawn by Pile the 18th of November 1886 deposited
in the Office Of T. Seghers then Notary Public in this city
under the No. Il of the book of plans No. said lot
81 feet front Art street. by 40 in depth between parable
lines IL 800
Said property purchased by Lawrence Gnon the lit
day February 1856 sale made by the Sheriff the
of L. Cuiton VS. j. kinslla. 500 Fl i=ts25 S .-
Seized i'll the above suit. IT . Stsl IN 5eNzY5 ~
TERMS-Cash on the spot. --;g =. .3F=
a15 Fl b Constable
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CHARITY HOSPITAL
E.E5F New Orleans, April IL, 1856.
Ms-To Butchers-Proposals for supplying
the above named institution with Meat for year from tile
day Of May 1885, and in accordance with certain speeca-
received before the 9th day of April 1856 IL o'clock
NTE 10 p1A I
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CATTLE M AR K E T

NOTICE-oN AND AFTER THIS DATE, WE, THE
IN undersigned Propeos and Lesees of Cotton Presses do
hereby give notice that charge of fifteen cents bale will
in instance be made the purchasers of cotton, for
Of the yard for chasing and marking all cotton be removed
TO any other press for COMPRISING
l.. LIE BEAU,
President Levee Steam Press.
FRERET Bros Frerets Press.
J. C. VAN W1CKLE & CO.,
Canal street Press
FASSIAN & YANCEY,
Orleans Press
PENN & ROBES, Union Press
JOHN HASKINS,
Per Parker & Haywood,
Factors and Louisiana Presses.
BELL Il BOYD,
Shippers and Merchants Presses.
BARNES, STANLEY & CO.,
Mississippi and Commercial Presses.
ROBT. ABATT & CO,
| Planters Press.
MOORE & SIMMONS, -
| Alabama and Bramnh Presses.
! New Orleans, April 49, 1856. a23 I'm
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p5-To neutrality-suspicious. Hundred Dol
lars per will be paid for competent to fill the
post Of Resident potecary of the Charity Hospital Appli
will present themselves at the Treasurers office MON
DAY April 2 at II A. NJ for examination BY order of the
Bo.rd. all lot
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-. City of New Orleans April 9, 1856
Hg-At n meeting of the Board OF Directors,
held this day It was unanimously lM-
Resoeed That with the approval OF the Stockholders having
been obtained is expedent increase the capital stock Of this
Bank to exceed 81 600, 900. -a Il
In accordance herewith notice is hereby given that books
main open for thirty days from that date during which time the
present Stockholders privileged to subscribe for said in
Of capital.
provisional subscription list will be opened the time
to the public for of the portion Of said increase that
may not be taken by the present Stockholders.
nN 3nt GRAYSOS, Cashier,
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,'na7a, .-rs-.' BELow--COMING#U up. 49,
Brig Meteor from Liverpool 24th Feb,
Ship Nile Prehle q days from Boston, VIM Dewey-Cargo
GT0 ions ice to 4 w Bosworth &eo.
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Il " SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
WHEREAS, John Moore has petitf0ned the
wv euratorp estate Of the
late Samuel Goruiay, deceased intestate-
Notice hereby given to all whom it concern 70 show
within days why the Of the said petitioner
should not be granted. 800 95EaSsP ;
By order Of the court. &s ~. ...@rs #- &E83 q
ai8 o q - Deputy Clerk.
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FIRST Jusr1cE's Gounr JOSEPH FIELD r. Mrs.
Parish Of Orleans. 32 CONVEYING. 2Iea5. ~
pY VIRTUE OF q writ of fiert facias to me
ID directed by Honorable +. MITCHELL First Justice Of
Peace the Parish og Orleans will proceed e sell
o'clock NJ at my Warehouse No. 10 nl:a street $
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE, &c. Seized in the above
titled suit. '5.3 55 5ss We 49,
Hg=TERMs-Cash on the spot. .
Il a23 % mY3 gtI5 WM.5 c. QUIRK, Constable
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-GOMsTARIE,s SALES.

FIRST JUSTICES counr, H. y DANIELS Capt, BRIGGS
o.o., aNB, 9'FNsRs ts sFEAAlER
RYVTRTUE of a writ of feri facIas to me
the Parish Orleans will proceed sell
public auction my Warehouse Julia street. TUES
DAY, the 9Th day of May, 1856 sss5
ONE FINE! GOLD MATCH Seized in the above entitled
suit. yi3s NJ 5954j
sTERSS-Cash on the spot H. III 4: &5s5+S@ II
a25 20 my5 IA 555sss$gtgg WM GQuIRK, Constable
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Parish of Orleans. COIiMsON x Co.--No. 2l,629
pYTIRTUE of a writ of fieri fae6as to me
ID Honorable D. F. Mitchell, First Justice Of
the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans win pEHeeed e sell q
o'clock NJ the contents Of AP OTHECARY EsTARLIsH
ENT, choupoulas street between Julia and ST.
Joseph, streetss& s77 $3.50
ns5-TER Ms-Eash on the spot. 5S E
a23 % my3 5SS$S VIM C-5QUIRk, Constable
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Said being comprised within Laurent, Josephine and
White and the Gormlly Canal and having English
according 70 said plan 81 feet inches front on lose
feet bounded side towards Laurent street by lot
and the other side towards White street by No
said plan NJ w. 24s$s 10 IVA IA
will again offer for sale public auction the above
property the Banks Arcade, Magazine street
DAY. May 1885, IL O'clock NJ, the highest and last bid
der twelve months credit with bond aud security bearing
five per cent interest per annu1. u - ;#
ni23 ae IS % mY3 F559t Constable.
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I'll 49, - - VOORHEES, sGRLGGtS4 Il Co.
az Is Etf 4 80 Is TchoppitCalrs street.
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FOR RENT.

fssA FOR RENT. THE THREE.STORY BRICK
5 Store No. ITO Poydras street. Apply the premises
Polynesian., 1856-11-08
lFTom Punch.l

We doubt very much whether we can any long
Ier conscentiously call the Record our serious
temporary That doubt is suggested by the follow
ing passage occurring in of its leading articles
We are taught to expec, the blessing Of God the
conduct Of affairs when in accordance with the
divine will and it almost if Lord Palmerston
acquired strength from the moment when he agreed
to put down the Sunday hands The atIempI TO make
Government responsible for the loss of Kars defeated
by majority, and the subsequent attempt 10 cen
sure Lord Clarendon account Of The American dispute
was defeated by majority still more overwhelming"
We can conceive person devoid Of all yeracity
and conscience, writing in great hurry to set Of
imbeeile fanatics, perpetrating such stuff and nom
sense as the above, but we cannot well concelve
any other person guilty thereof. The writer sug
gests that providence rewarded Lord Paimerston
for having I" agreed to put down the Sunday
bands" with two maiOrities in the House of Com
mons Either Lord Palmers.on's Government was,
or was not responsible for the loss of Kars either
Lord Clarendon was, or was nOt, censurable on the
account of the American dispute. If a just Prov
idence regulates parliamentary affairs, Lord Palm
erstOn and his Government, including Lord Ciar-
endon, would have been condemned or acquitted
by Parliament according simply TO their deserts of
condemnation or aequittal. The Record, however,
actually represents Providence as having perhaps,
biased the Judgment of Parliament on the eases
in question: irrespectively of the merits of those
cases but respectively of the conduct of the par
ty chiefly concerned in them with regard to quite
another affair. 1t represents Providence as capa-
bic of supporting minister in the spirit of po-
litical partisan. 1t intimates that because Lord
Palmerston sided with the Sabbatarians, Proyi-
dence took the part of Lord Palmerston, no mat
ter whether Lord PalmerstOn was in the right or
in the wrong. Can the Record seriously believe
that because some fanatics would not hesitate to
vote black white for the predominance OF their
persuasion, a vote so unscrupulOus could possibly
be dictated from Heaven.
Suppose Lord Palmerston had been defeated on
the kars question suppose the decision OF the
House on the American business had gone against
Lord Clarendon and suppose that the suppression
of the Sunday bands an act OF piety on the
part of the Premier. Would the Record have been
surprised at not seeing the pious action receive
temporal reward at the two noble Lords undergo
ing tribulationl But what is the use OF reasoning
on first principles with journalist who, having to
write on serious subjects, treats them with the lev
jty and thoughtlessness eyinced in the foregoing
extractl So little did be think or care what ne
was writing about, that in surmislng Lord Pal
merston to have received divine support in Parlia-
ment for having consented to the diseontnuance OF
the Sunday bands he positively binked the fact OF
the noble Lords accompanying declaration that
his own private conviction of the harmlessDess OF
SUNDAY music remained unaltered.
Polynesian., 1856-11-08

NTOTICE-An persons indebted to HENRY
~ MACFARLANE, of the Commercial Hotel at
Honolulu, and the Commercial Billiard Saloon and
Restaurant at I.ahaina, are hereby notified TO make
payment TO the undersigned; and all persons who
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,
19tf GODFREY RHODES.
Polynesian., 1856-11-08

CH1vALRr.-The religion of chivalry was that
of the motives of the heart. 1t was love, fai'h,
hope, gratitude. joy, fidelity, honor, mercy 1t was
devotion of mind and strength of the whole man;
of his sul and body to the discharge Of duty, and
the sacrifice of every selfish aud dishonorable teei'
ing.
Polynesian., 1856-11-08
p. EMNE RT
ID &. n. FLITN II ,

Notice.
TEyHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un-
4 der the style of Acho & Ahec is this day dis
solved by mutual consent from and after which
date the business will be carried on under the firm
of AchO Signed, ACHO,
Papaiko, HiIo, August l, 1856. AHEE
THE UNDERSIGNED having this day purchased
| the interest Of Ahee in the Sugar Plantation at
Papaiko IIio, Hawaii, would beg to solicit contn-
nance of orders for Sugar and Molasses, &C., sc.
2O-ly* Signed, ACHO.
Polynesian., 1856-11-08

NAVY BILLS and WHALERS' BILLS taken
" the lowest rates by >-
Att kob6hI u 'AENAo-'.
Polynesian., 1856-11-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T{HE undersigned is directed by the Managers
of the " Hawaiian Flour Company" tn state
to their customers, that having resolved to sell their
Aour bran and shorts at the Mill at very moderate
prices and wishing to avoid the trouble of collecting
their sales are for cash only.
r. ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
Honolulu, July Is, 1856. Il-u
Polynesian., 1856-11-08

NNGLISH. French, German and Chinese SILKS.
E The most complete assortment ever offered,
for sale bv Att ROBERT C. JANION.
Polynesian., 1856-11-08
BUSIN ESS CARDS.

oi 1ierehant and kaahumanu Streets Presentation
c1reI9ily prepared Medicine chests examined and com
himself his son. Fo"'e VI
attendance for consultation office from A. M till noon
ana rom till six p NJ ON week DAYS, and from o A M
on sundays At other times at his residence Union
I7-ff
Polynesian., 1856-11-08

The following extract is from well known and COM
mon a book as Brande's Dictionary, and may be useful
to those who want to know real what a deodand
means =
'DEODASD. (Iat. Dec dindum, 10 be gicen to
G3d) At Common Law, every personal chattel which
has been the immediate occasion Of the death Of hu-
man being forfeited to the king the finding Of
coroner's nouest to be applied aims by his amOner
Where a thing not in motion is the cause Of death, It
has been held that the part only which was the i'm
mediate cause is forfeited the wheel OF cart,
where a man meets his death by climbing en- the
wheel at rest and falling from if in motion, the
whoe as the whole cart, where the wheel gees over
him However, juries have for long time past taken
on themselves to sum Of money rs the value oil
the thing forfeited which has become in practice very
arbitrary and usually, but not always, rifng In thS
way cororers jures have to certain extent usurped
power which the principle of the laws by no means
entrusts to them; viz, Of imposing fine where they
believe negligence 70 have caused death. BY * W.
4 80 $ 2l coroners are TO make out and transmit to
the treasury an account Of deOdands-