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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE
PRICES or ADMISSION.

PRICES or ADMISSION.
Boxes and Parquete. ..............5 so cents
Family Circle and Galleries ...........25
Isoocf vcu oOoes.s -
The Box Sheet for the sale Of reserved seats will
be open every day Of this week Office hours be-
tween A. M. and S p NJ
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IRON The ASSOCIATED PRESS
BIZ THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Important from Kassas-- Indicfments for Hio

Important from Kansas--I ndicfmsnts for HigA
Treason, do.
81. LOUIS, May l4.-Mrs. Robinson has arrived
here, and published statement In relation to her
husbands detention at Lexington, In which she
denies that he was aware that an indictment was
found against him previous to leaving the Territory
The Lawrence correspondents of the Democrat
writing on the 7th says that an Indictment for high
treason had been found against Reeder, Robinson,
Roberts, Lane, and other free State men.
News had been brought to Lawrence by Missou-
rians that secret handbils we're circulating, and
forces marshalling on the border counties The
people had been warned to prepare for defence.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eE Invalid, have you tried Hollands
German Bitters2 II not, read the following:
LANCASTER, April 80, 1850.
RESPECTED SIR: have been for series of years afflicted
with dyspepsia, inactivity of the liver and debility
My mental powers have been reduced render
quite unfit for the transaction Of any kind of
After consulting many eminent physicians, and using their
prescriptions and after using the popular remedies
the day, supposed to be applicable to my always
failed to have permanent relief friend with much per-
suason induced me to try bottle Of your celebrated Bit
ters have used BOTTLE and this day commenced the
second can, with cbeerulnes state that 1t has happily
improved me- My appetite and spirits have astonishngly
improved, and begin to feel though had own (su
denly ten years younger and really amt prepared
to say that now consider myself calculated for any bus
WHILE ten days ago, would have
to square the circle as to have attempted it.
Yours respectfully A. B. KAUFMAN.
To DR.. @. NJ. JACKSON Philadelphia
See advertisement. NAV Tim
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MARRIED,
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. Father knight,
Mr.. MARSHALL MORAN to Miss MARY BARNleS'
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NOTICE.
THE undersigned, having retired from
IL the Wood Business, would return their sim
cere thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceiyed and would respectfully request those indebted
to us to settle their accounts with r. A. HYDE or
Henry Greer, who hereby authorized to settle the
books Of said firm.
r. A. HYDE will continue the Wood Business at
our old stand, on street. between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets, and would be thankful for continuance
of said patronage.
JOHN ATHEY,
MARY G. HAISLIP.
ms ouv
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ARsoN.-Y esterday, Justice Goddard committed
Noble Grayson and Rich'd Thomas, both colored,
for trial at the Criminal Court, charge Of arson.
There are FIVE different charges against them, as
follows: For firing the stables Of Nessrs. Hunsber-
ger, Adams, and Shreevc, and attempting the
burning Of Mr.. Msckeys property.
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DrATH.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Giles Dyer
died after protracted illness. he was clerk II
the 9Th Auditors Office. He was universally es
teemed by all who knew him. Government has los
faithful and efficient officer.
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DEowNDED.--Y esterdsy afternoon, the only sor
Of Mr.. Thomas Thornley,, the Warden of the Pen
itentiary, was accidentally drowned. He was near
ly Ave years old
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sB HoIloway's Ointment and Piils.---
The infaibty Of these medicines In the treatment OF
scurvy, and al diseases Of the skin glands and the
wonderful effect Of the Pills in stomach complaints and
diarrhea render them indispensable to all travellers by
or land.
Sold at the MANUFACTURES No. so, Maiden Lane
New York. and No pa, Strand London and by all drug
gsts, at 20 cents, 62H cents, and 81 per pot or box
may Ia
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The talented young Boston artist, Mr.. Henri,
Willard, has just finished an excellent portrait O
Daniel Webster. 1t is to be seen at Mr.. Wagner
store, on the south side Of Pennsylvania avenue
near Twelfth street.
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The Sasquehanna ordered to Nicaragua
PHiLADrLpHIA, May 1.-THE steam higa.e Bus
quehanna, Captain Sands, has been ordered to Nj
caragua, and leaves this port tomorrow for that
destination
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FOR RENT.
- handsome Brick House, with nvc
IT, porches, on Twelfth street, Islsnd, near the
merit door, At Mr.. Hughes's, No. 565. Rent go per
month. JOHN. L. SMITH.
NAV l0-St
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First time Of an entirely new Spectacular Drama
THE SEA OF ICE;
OR, A MOTHERS PRAYER,
Which will DO produced ON
Tuesday Eponing, Nay 1sth, 1866,
And every evening during tho week, with its
WONDERFUL MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
Dresses, Scenery, &c.
Carlos. Mr.. @. O. Boniface.
Barrabas- .....................M Mr.. j. jefferson.
De Lascours ..................M Mr.. L. Adama
Medoc ........................M Mr.. j. g. burnett
Horace. ......................M Mr.. Wallace.
Georges. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. Hamilton.
Ogusits. ......................M Miss NJ Devn.
Mad. Thcr1ngcr. Mrs. Germon.
Doors open at s1< o'clock, p. NJ Curtain rises at
~ o'clock precisely.
Z may l2--f
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LosT.-The amendment in the deficiency bill
providing for the water works reported against
by the conference committee yesterday, as well as
many other amendments, and the report was
adopted. Thus it appears that the season for work
on the aqueduct win pass without anything more
being done to further this great work.
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FOR SALE,
THAT valuable Property ON 9th street,
- opposite Northern Liberties Market House,
Lot IL, Davidson's Subdivision, square 372, will be
sold at auction, Friday, May 10th, at 8, p. NJ The
improvements rent for over $50 per year. A good
Investment.
Terms: $4,000 cash balance in six, twelve, eight
Gen. aud tweny-four months, with interest and deed
OF trust A. GREEN,
may l4-2t~ Auciioneer
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FIREBOARD PRINTS.
lust opened the hands0mest assortment
e. of Fireboard Prints in the District Among
the lot some handsome painted Bouquets and Land
scapes.
Also, complete assortment Of Shade Trimmings,
Picture Cord and Tassels DC.
Coored Engravings put on canvass and vanished
in superior manner giving them the appearance Of
Oil Paintings.
JOHN MARKRITER,
No. 500, Seventh street, next door to
may l4-eo3t Odd Fellows Hall
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TRE SEA OF IcE.--This new spectacle was pro-
duced for the first time in this city last night with
great success Its great merit is its scenic beauties
The machinery of the piece is gotten up on grand
scale, and great transformations pass with sur
prising rapidity before the audience. As to the
costuming il is rather queer to see sailors wear
pettcoats but then the dress we suppose is true to
the period assigned to the play. The house was
well filed, and everything passed off very well
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WANTED,
EVERYBODY to know that Army Il
- SHINN are the sole proprietors of the District
for Turner Brothers celebrated Ginger Wine, and
other liquors. Send your orders to No. 81 Green
street. Georgetown. may l4-6t
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IL street. adjoining Odd Fellows Hall, will be
open every Monday night until the first Monday in
June next Distinguished speakers will be in at
tendance on each evening Friends and opponents
OF the American cause invited to attend
On Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings, the Hall will be open for the different
Councils, and it is earnestly hoped that every mem
Der Of the American party win be present.
Rally Rally Americans and prepare for the bat
tie to demolish Sag Nichtism in the metropolis Of
the Gland Of the free and home of the bravei'
ss Members of Congress favorable to the Ameri-
can cause are earnestly requested to favor us with
their presence ap Sold
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Stoves! Stoves !

A COMPLETE VARIETY of Family Cooking
IA Stoves, comprising Nos. & A" Roger Will
liams" pattern. Nos. 5, 6, 6 1-2, & Fanny For
roster" pattern Cabin Stoves, ships Cambooses,
best style patented 1855. ALSO-Fixtures and
Pipes complete for all the above Stoves
For sale low by J.sC. SPALDING.
Honolulu, Aug. q, 1856. 17-tf
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I0TEL KEEPERS .CLUB-Members are re-
- quested to attend their daily meetings at the
usual place. Per order. 23-tf J. NJ.
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Duff Gordon Sherry.
A. +. 81 A. M.

HAWAIIAN LODGE No 81, F. &A. NJ (un-
II 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.
2i-tf A FORNANDER, Sec'y.
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with Tattersall's which our space forbids usl to
consider; but if youwould know how the business
is conducted, step into Che yard and witness the
disposal of :" LOt29. A bay mare by Rough Rob
IN, dam BY Lady Clare, > and for which Mr. Tat
tersall is politely inquiring 'sWhat shall we say
for hertz
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WDURTON ALE, in hogsheads. for sale by
ID 47-tf ROBERT C. JAKI0N.
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SAILORS HOME.

RER. AND MRS. THRUM having taken the
IFA management of the HONE would respectfully
cali the attention of Ship Masters and owners OF
vessels to the facility of the Home, where sther
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. FHRUM would take this opportunity to ac-
knowledge the very liberal patronage she has re-
ceived while conducting private boarding ilouse,
and would respectfully solicit continuance of the
same at her PRIVATE BOARD AND REFREsHMENT
RooAis on Bethel street
a Meals at all hours. Soup from 12 till ? N.
- Private Rooms to let, neatly furnished. 22-4m
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Notice.
EHvHE C0PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un-
IL der the style of Acho Ahee is this day dis
solved by mutual consents; from and after which
date the business viii be carried on under the firm
e' Papsiko, hgaGi Hio, oe' august ,4s5s. 1HEE.
&.
THE UNDERSIGNED having this day purchased
i the interest of Ahee in the Sugar Plantation At
Papaiko, Hilo Hawaii would beg to solicit contin-
uance of orders for Sugar and Molasses, &c., Sc
2O-ly=s Signed. AcHo.
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Che 1)olbnesian.
From tie Illustrated London NswsI

We wonder what are the speeulations of a for
eigner who reads for the first time in an English
newspaper:
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Public Notice.

IZ-NOW ALL MEN that l, whose name appears
IL below. hereby notify all persons that will
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 asparty to his manag-
ing selling, mortgagng leasing the same. And
give tarther notce,' that have appointed David
Kaiakaua my agent TO act for.ne in all matters IN
volying lay interests in property OF every descrp-
ton. A. kEUHOkALOLE.
Honolulu, 3Oth August, 1856. e lS-tf
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BOOKS AND NOVELTIES

ar ALL KINDS, at Hihnan'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.
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d. n, ELITNE r.
Cordage and Cigars.

COTuage anu Clgars.
THE AGENT OF THE HUDSONS BAY
Company offers the following for sale in lots to
suit purchasers, viz:
inches-42 coils.
10 coils WHALE LINE. %
20 NJ. No. HAVANA shape CIGARS.
Honolulu, 10th Oct, 1856. 24-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Honolulu Family Market.

Honolulu Family Market,
Formerly The Rose Cottage Market
90 Honolulu, Oahu. =. Il.
VIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform Resi-
dents aud Shpmaster that they be Supplied with
best Bee Pork and Mutton, his
site the Bethel at the lowest prices Families, Hotels
and boarding Houses be supplied ataDy time of day
with the best Sausages, Pork, Sugar Cured Hams &c
b. Shipping supplied with Corned Beet Live Stock and
vegetables, at the shortest notice reasonable
33.u II. HANLEY, Proprietor
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~ 1nn pE5rLrE 81 ONO cor.N,.rrr.-..St a.,

4 = 49,
TO the People OF Onto CorSrT.-.t the
commencement Of the canvass for the Sherifal-
ty of this county, numerous citizens tnducedmc
to announce myself as ca didite. Other gen
tlcrnen, doubtless under similar circumstances,
were also announced Recently the Know Moth
ing party have made their nomination, and it
now behooves NIL opposed to that party to unite
upon one man, in order to ensure succcss.--
Having, during my whole life, had deep inter
cst in the principles and success ola party who'll
ly opposed 10 prescription, / now, for the sue
cess of the party opposed to the Know Moth
ings, make the following proposition, that my
course in this canvass may be fully understood:
viii clteerfully acqucace in the selection ofany
new candidate the citizens may unite upon, and
with them struggle in manly anil patriotic eff
fort to secure his election; but If the other can
dilntcs should decline to accedc to this PROPOSE
ton, as candidate that has been gratilied with
the warm and earnest assurances of numerous
supporters, will stand by them as their chosen
candidate until the last shot is fired, under the
hope that the fortunes of the day may be ours
5e6t 4. BEDILIoN.
yyhcc1irrz Nav 10. 1896.
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A1nES.RrN.--Thc most attractive bill of the
season is offered for tonight The laughable
farce Of Mature and Philosophy" song by
Miss Dow, the excellent two act comedy of
the Little Treasure" and the delightful piece,
written expressly for Miss Maggie Mitchell, cnti-
tied the '.Ladys Stsalagen,." in the course of
which Miss Magyi. will sing Goa the Banks of
the Blue Mosellc," dance an Irish Jig and also
very lauy'rable flncy dance These pieces
viii afford amusement enough, to satisfy the
greatest lover Of fun Tor one night
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Holland Aiterieorgc Henderson, "i Pittsburgh, says:
Aftrr suffering for three months with remntiSn-n Iart
been entirely cured BY te OF iOSrlaves IInan Bit
have had attack since hit found almost nsall.
aneous relief In the medicine. Ills in my opinion
Surp rrrlctIY rlCMniEI ~
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INAUGURATION.

Puma, May l3.-Aayor yaux was Inaugural
ted at uoon to-day, in Independence square
Judge Thompson administered the oath of office.
Mayor Naux made very brief specch-had no
promises to make, the people unmistakably de
and us he understood the laws
without regard to the: clatnor Of faction. and
take the responsibility. Hewas then conducted
to the office, where he was warmly cOngratula-
ted by the retiring Mayor.
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WEAKNESS OF TIIE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
IROherG Care effected By BoerhUres UOklGnd Bit
tersTc wife OF Peter De Witte, living in Holland Town.
weaknrss Of the snmach and Indigestion She had been
under PHYSICIANS for time, hut the disease
seemed baie his skill. She purchased lIol-
land Ders at office, which have given tone to her sto
mach, appetite and strength returning, and ~
y believe that this another great cure elected by
medicine.
this remedy, but must await another opportunity One
thing rely upon, what have published from
persons much respected community, literally
trut j. QrlNTCS,
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SEE the advertisement of II, Dolbcn, Land
scaue Gardener. Mr. D. has shown MS several
designs for yards gardens, orchards, &C.. show
ing considerable skill and taste on his part in
the line of business he advcrtiscs. Gentlemen
having grounds they wish to improve, can con-
suit Mr.. Dolben by calling at the agricultural
store of r. II. rlIubbcll, Esq Main st.
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AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL.

HARnIsnuRtIlI, May l3.-The Edie Division Of
the American State Council, meet in convention
to-day, numbering about go delegates.
TEN, Thos Carlisle Vice President, and F. L.
Gsi:fori, Secretary
After some preliminary business the Council
adjourned till the afternoon.
The Convention is in SEES ion with closed
doors, and outsiders are in the dark with regard
to their objects. The 18th section wing of the
party predominates.
Among the Delegates are Ex- Governor John
son, Gen. Small and other notablcs.
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To THE PrpLtc.-Mr. Jao. H. Bush, not be-
irg entirely satisfied with former explanation
Of publication made in the Intcliigencer. over
my namc and deroyatory to his character, ]
will further state that he had presented to my
Clerk claim against me, (of which 1 had no
knowledge, which is complete Offset to my
bill for reat, and fully exhoncratcs Mr.. b. from
any suspicion or imputation of dishonesty in
the matter heretofore in dispute.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

MAY 18-Cotton market quiet andplices ca
<ier, sales of 1900 bales.
Flour dropping, sales of {, 800 bb!s at 5,s7aG3
for Ohio. Wheat firm, sales of 5000 bu:h.-
Corn dropping, sales 10000 bush. Pork i'm.
proving, with active speculative demand. Lard
improving, sales 800 bbls Coffee dull, sales Of
600 bags Rio. Sugar active at a1-+. Molasses
firm, sales 500 bbls Orleans at+7. Linsecd and
Lar,l Oils Quiet. Stocks dull
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Wheeling. May 10. 1856.

Mrsrc.-Miss NJ. \. W. Hcrriman, teacher Of
Piano Forte, gavcthe audience at the Athen:pum
night before last, specimens of her skill as pi-
anist. The celebration by some of the German
Societies, and the balls at night, brought into
use all the bands of the city, leaving the Athc-
nmun without an orchestra. OF course Miss
Mitchell and Miss Dow could not sing without
accompaniment, and as last resort Miss Herr:
man consented to preside at the piano for the
evening. Her execution of many difficult
pieces gave entire satisfaction, and met with fire.
quent applause. by this exhibition, she has cs-
ttblishedhcrselfas scientific pianist, aud shown
herself to be possessed of high order of mu-
steal talent. Her residence is at Mrs. IIoge's,
Market street
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FROM HARRISBURG.

ITNnNlsnrnG, Nav l9-The Governor has re-
turned and signed the Appropriation bills.
The American Council passed resolutions rat
living the nominations Of Fillmore and Donc-
son, upon which ex-Gov. Johnston and IT 9th
The boilers are holding meeting, and the
Hon. JnO Covode presiding.
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Crnros1rY.-we have at our Office copy
If the "Oriental; or, Tung-Ngai san-Ful',"
chinese paper published in the city of San Fran
cisco. lii curiosity which the curious can
examine by calling at our Office.
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WAR Ngxr.-sOme rogues stole raft of
lumber from near Pittsburgh, recently. Avery
difficult article to hide, VIC should think. We
once heard of party of men stealing steam
boat from the Cincinnati landing. That goes
ahead of raft stealing
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FEYER Ann AGrE.

FEVER AND AGUE.
a Case Of Eight oREhS Sanding Cured hY Bo6rhdre'S
Holland KitierS-Michar Kelly 40 III Grant, Smith
field street, says"Las July, while running ON ierver on
cotton boat plying between NAtchcE and New Orleans
was taken with Fever Ayuc. For eight long mouths
suffered this dreadful disease. The greater part Of this
unable to work, Nn spent at ltast fifty dollars
different medicines, Int fOin permanent relief
Three ago. my friends Insisted upon my try
ing tB0syhHres Holland Bitttjx, saying that
ytirrGnteed After trying 1t for only week. must
state souii have been at work nav for
weeks, and have had return Of THE ch:lls and fever
whatever"
certify the above statement Is true.
THOMAS ADAMS Diamond House,
orat u. CIrstcIs, Gothic Hail.
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MIR. BUCHANAN.

BALTIMORE, May 13.-Mr. buchanan is rccciv-
ing visits from his friends aud citizens general
ly, at the Hall of the Maryland Institute. lie
leaves this afternoon for Washington.
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tbs election for President and President
of the United States, will come on Tuesday, tho
al, day of November next, that being the first
Tuesday after tine first GIoaday, as fixed by {"
law of Congress