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WONDERFUL EFFECT OF TIE SPEECHES
OF THE BLUE BLACK REPUBLICANS
JOHN MINOR BOTrSA AND HENRY WINTER
DAV[9

DAVIS.
In ls55the Know Sothings carried Richmond City
by 97S majority. Yesterday the Fillmore majority
WAS only 2Sl-being Democratic gam Of SIC hmn-
drrd and nimety-tDnr!
Mr.. Wise received, last year, only lGG. The De.
mocratc vote yesterday was l,if5an increase Of the
Democratic vote OF Mrrt hnydred and nns
We understand, aso that several Of the Fillmore
voters could hot stomach Bolts, and struck cy the
maine of Eectur Bolts Had Mr.. Bolts made another
speech or written another letter, the Democracy
would have carried this Gibraltar" As It ID, it is Il
perfect Pyrrhus victory for the Know Nothings, al
ways 80 iubilant brtorS an rirr'on. Where ID The
thousand majority claimed by the Wing Where
the 1000 majority claimed by the Fillmore orators
the night before the electiOn2
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NOTICE. ;,
4 LII persons holding receipts OF L. L. Smith or Smtn
n Cosby bearing date prior TO June LIST, 1880, ioi
s.s to prcseu, them the undersigned, AT No.
% Broad street between sh and 9h in order that they
ay furnished their papers and magazines for the
ossaec Of the time Tor which they have paid either
Su;a 0. Smith e. Cosby toe sther with whatever back
they may have missed aimee tho first OF June
LEWIS L. SMITH,
DC, n3--c& Late Of the finn Of Smith s OOsby.
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BROGUEs BROGUES.-6.oOOp pair
IS Richmoud made Brogues, for sale on accommods.
ing terms, by ~ Dha .,,s sHsUA, Ss,,
cts-ctf the Columbian Hotel and the Basin
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k6,EIhhU ~ lnI'UAa

SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
TIME seventh session OF the Southern Female Institute
u will commence lhr Let Monday in October next
The Boarding Department under the charge OF D. Lee
Powell, Esq.
TERMS
Board for months 5000
French, Italian German. Spanish each ......-.... 20
Drawing from go to e5O.
Music at Professors prices
Preparatory Department. 40
Washing aud Lii ghts extra.
RoBT j. MoRRIs'oN Principals
Richmond Va Iuly
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VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO,

I .
SIN MILES WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
TnNHE subscribers authorized sell the Farm on
Il which the late Dr. Hopkins formerly resided located
as above adjoining the lands Of Mr. b w Green and
others, aud between tho Deep Run Turnpike and the
Three Chopped Road. The tract contains 75 acres OF
which about l75 are clcsredthe Remaining 200
acres ere heavily in wood OF original growth The
buildings consist Of comfortable dwelling and the usual
out:buiidngs. The land lice well and produces tnsly
There is hne orchard on the place.
For terms and further particulars. apply to
Oct l7-c2awlm GODDIN g. APPERSON, Auc.s
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THE INTERRUPTED DEMOCRACY OF RICH,
MOSD.

THE INTERRUPTED DEMOCRACY OF RICH
MOND.
In spite of the violent rain storm Of Monday nigh,
commencing before seven, and necessarily kept up
for more than three huurs-there was a very large
Democratic rally at the African Church. The meet.
ing was chsered and stimulated 10 their duty, by eo
quent addresses from Messrs. p H. Ayett q. W
Randolph, Franklin Thomas, John ). Caskie and
Sam'l T. Bayly. The result in Richmond yesterday
Is evidence that on the night before, the Democracy
were fully prepared for action
In our hasty notice Of the speakers at the Demo
cratic rally Oh Monday night, we omitted to name
K. Ivanhoe Cooke, Esq. We take the earliest op
portunity to supply the deficiency and to state tha
Mr.. Cooke made an eloquent and brilliant speech.
-sss---
THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
New Kent usually Whig by 2G, has gone for th'
Democrats by from ID to Is.
King and Queen Court House has given Demo
cratic majority OF lIU-a gain Of 40.
These gains, together with those In EsseI-tskel
into consideration with the universal Know Nothing
oss in Virginia Indicate the election Of Mr.. Garnet
to Congress.
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MONROE SPRINGS FOR SAL.k.

II OFFER for sale the MONROE SPhlNiS. TO- es#
IL gether with all appurtenances, consisting OF an
ample supply OF Beds Bedding, Household snG S.Ae
Kitchen furuiture also. Crockety, Cutlery, etc. The
Spugs are situated In the Northeastern part of Monroe
county Ala in ono mile OF the Mobile and Grard railroad
and the same distance from the Mobile stage line The
tract belonging TO the Springs contains $40 acres OF NO.
creek land The growth 10 hickory white oak red oak pop
lar sweet gum mulberry elm holly Spanish oak with un
iergrowth Of nkbush, buckeye sumach and other un
derSrowth indicating rich soil About l2o acre. OF the
above lands Is in high Of cultivation and will pro-
duce 1900 1900 pounds Of cotton to the acre The build
uys are In good condition, with large and commodi0us
Hotel and winter resdence for family; ALSO Ten.Pin
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms of which is fifty yards distant from the
hotel Also roomy Stabies together with Corn Crios
Negro Houses etc In fact there 10 nothing wanting to
make this the desirable watering places in the
South the stands in high repute a. any Ia the
State Testimonials OF tho fact be produced If re-
qured.
will cell the place ON the following Ten dollar.
per scrs-one fourth cash. the balance in three annual
payments with notes aud approved security or mort
gage Of the place,
Auy person wishing TO engage In business Of the kind
would do well to examine these Sprngs az the business
could be commenced without any outlay save tor groce'
res there ample supply Of things necessary for
hotel business Any number Of sheep can be had al
beef at to cents turkeys at IS cents chickens at l2
cents eggs 10 cents per Dozen butter al Is cents
For further particulars apply to T. f. Haynes Esq., Ga
zette Office Cahaba, Alabama or myself at the SPrngs
June 9-6n J ENGLISH, Trustee.
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THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
ELECTION RETURNS.
RICHMOND CITY.

The following ID the vote cast in this city yesterday
for Presidential elsctOrs.
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BENNET. BEERS & FIsHER, =,

"HULESALE UEUGUISIS. No. TO, MAI.6 81 MI
RICHMOND, Va,
4 RE now receiving 'her Fall supply of Drugs, Mcdi
"A cnes, Paints Oils, Dyes. Window Glass, ColorS.
snes and Brushes especially adapted to the trade oi
,n!a and North Carolina They agents for the sale OF
Rotsbdgc Alum Water Pills and Alum Mass aud all tho
?opua: medicines OF the day propr:ctors prices
Particular attention given to physicians orders
/ d..
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NEW YoRr, II P. M.-Buchanen's majority in this
o;,v v;lI NOT be less than 2O0U. Seymours majority
VA, i4547. Pierces majority in the city was l4.lll
Tn thirteen large towns in the interior of New York
the Republican gain as compared with the last Gov.
The city of Brooklyn complete, except one ward,
shows Republican gain Of 1000, an American gain Of
9, ,OOO, and a Democratic gain OF $40.
KIse's CousTY-tComplete except two small
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r1Op sAI,E. The E,ts,o on which reside, being
lv onrbaIf of each of tho tracts given by Col I'd.
Carter Blenheim 10 hssons Champ and Hill
containing loo about On BON Ss
son counties To cash purchaser who would take the
slsves to:e hundrod stock, fy horses3 one hundred
cattle, including twenty yoke work 'teer WIN tne
N3' "'1'N ~ ''sef DANIEL WARWICK,
Oct gcw6w Amherst, Rose Mills P. o.
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"Why art thou cast down, oil my soul. and why
art thon disquieted within mel Because the Gi.
braltar has proved Itself a humbug aud nuisance
Down with the Gibraltar VorE EARLY.
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CoLTMBIAN HOTEL FOR Rent OR Es:ss "a

~ LEASE-lMMEDIATE POSSESSlON,--Ths ss"mH
above old and well established Hotel is for rent, ,.A
sa immediate There ars chambers sutC 'ent
sstwo hundred beds The dining ID 81 by "a ieet
acre extensive and convenient accommodations
~ eoS~nS washing. &C. aud large stable and large car
lsge hoGses, &c. sc.
tbs property Is =" We" know that any further descrp
a0l unnecessary 10 good the rent will be
eHonable. =. ID. CRENSHAW.
Iuly lJ-ctf
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VNHls school is opened under the care OF The Rev.
o. Sloan aud Dr. s. P. Chri.tiau. the residence OF
the subscriber in New Keut county Virginia The locs.
on about ~ miles from Richmond IL healtRul and plea
can't and easy OF access The design Of the school will
be- to afford thorough aud instruction in all the
branches of the primary and acadrmcH course Great
will also be taken impsrt correct moral insruc.
tons thut while the mind is trained the heart may not
be left uncutivated
Pupils board in the family of Of the Principals
where they will enjoy the advantage Of well ordered
and Christian home.
TERMS-PAYMENT QUARTERLY
Boarding scholastic year. OO
Instruction in English branches 20 10
Do In Clsssics Observation-Disclosures. ~ OO
For further particulars, references, &c, address
=. P. CHRISTIAN
Nov elm Taeysvllc, New Kent county, Va
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.


Payments semi annually in advance
Young ladies will be received at any time during the
sesson and charged from the date Of entrance.
There will be a full corps of able and experienced
Teachers who will that each study thorough
Ell and understood.
Herr A. Gebhardt pronounced by competent judges to
be one of the best this country will resume
the Musical Department.
REFERENCES:
The patrons and Trustees of the Academy; Right Rev
Bishop Johns Of Virginia; Judge Scarburgh OF Washing
ton City; The Faculty Of William and Mary College, Rev
George Il. Wilmer, &c &c
Address, JOHN X. NOEL, Williamsburg Va.
We, the undersigned. members of the Faculty of viii
liam and Mary College having attended two examinations
at the Williamsburg Female Academy and having had op
porunities Of Becoming acquainted with the manner IN
which instruction is there impaired take pleasure in
commencing the school public patronage in the strong
eat terms believing to be faithfully and skuly conduct
ed BENZ. :. EWELl,
H. A. WASHINGTON,
SlIAS TOTTEN,
July II, 1856. NJ. j. SNEAD.
heartily concur In the above recommendation having
been present at those examinations
THOS II. HAYNES,
Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
July -cwlf Ia WILLIAMSBURG Va.
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SITUATION AS OvRRsEER WANTED.
a GENTLEMAN, very recently married, VINO naS
"A been overlooking farm for some five or SIX
years. and produce the beat Of references as to guam
hcaons, &C. desires situation overseer for the COM
Ing year. letter. addressed TO "R. c. p, King WIZ
liam Court House va stating terms &c, will meet with
pre- mpt eniion. Oct %
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MRS. &. MISS ADA b. MINORS
DOARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOIlN0 iADIl

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES,
Al their residence Grace Street. bri,oesn Fourth and FA
areefs Richmond, ia.
TIME second sessiUn Of this Institution will
Il on the lst day Of October next, for continued
session, TO lsi July, 1857.
In the organization Of this school, Its Principals and
complained Assistants unite with the fruit Of their
experience the light and counsel OF others eminent the
profession, aud they intend It afford the MEANS
Y OF thorough Of substantial instruction. but also
OF all the accomplishments necessary TO finished female
education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced Asss
ant in the selection Of her fellow lsborers their
may make their Institution worthy of the patronage Of the
community. Attention will be paid to the and
morals VI the young ladies at all mes and deep interest
taken In their advancement.
MUSIC both vocal and instrumental, will be taught By
competent teachers The Harp. Piano and Guitar all fur
| nshed In tho family.
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ELAT ROCK FEMALE sENiNARi

ENOR the year 1856 the first session OF tis Institution
II will commence ON the 18th of January, and close Oh
the 10th OF June The second session will the
10Th July and close the 18th December.
TERMS PAYABLE AT THE END OF THE SESSION
Beard for session. $Ia 81
Tuition in the Engllsh Departments, Including
Mathematics. &C., ID w
French Spanish aud Italian each extra, OU
Ornamental Branches EACH extra at teachers prices
Latin and Greek Class taught by JnO ORGAN r. 70 OO
In the English department. Miss H. T. Scott again EN-.
ployed 10 the other department of Music and French
Mr.. John DVlamng 10 employed and hi his post.
ls.My address Is Netherlands, Lunenburg, Va.
E,na ORGAN In
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VALUABLE FARM AND MILLING PROPER.
TY FOR SALE

TY FOR SALE
WILL sell privately my Farm. (Chsmbers miils,) con
II tainiue GOO acres of lsni, with good Dwelling aud
Store House and all necessary out houscs and large
ring Mill and Saw Mill situated in the county
Of Buckingham on Slate River, "a gable stream)
miles east oi the House. and l2 miles from James
River 80 cleared, and the balance IN WOOD
land well iimberei. IL s hne stand for merchandlzng
separately from the Farm IL purchssera desire it
Terms accommodating. Address the subscriber al
Chambers Mills P. o., Ruc kinshan County, Va
Juue2l-cif GEORGE CHAMBERS.
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Drawing and Painting. s...........
pEEEpENNrS

REFERENCES
Right Rev. Bishop Johns Rev John p Mc(iuire Rev.
Peterkn, Va; Oliver White, Esq., Fleetwood Academy
Va G. h. Gibson, N. D., J. Bolton NJ. b. A. Prtcoas, NJ
D.. e. A. Wilson, NJ d., K. Henry Cabel NJ d and Col
s. II. Parker, Richmond Hon. r. NJ r. Hunter uud Hon. J.
n. Clayton y. s. s.; Frederick Coleman and Beverly
Douglas, Esqs., State Senate o. NJ. Smith, Esq, Lunen
burg county, ThomssA. Field NJ d. Mecklenburp county
| Mrs. JEFFERSON MINOR,
| Aug 4-d&c2aWtillNS Miss ADA BYRON MINOR
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lady OF much experience and good moral charsc
a who is quaiihed to teach The English branches,
.a FRENCH desires situation ~ GoyerDess in q
'eLisls OF ability will be given
On H!afe's TEACHER"
~c"H Sharvp, Conn.
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and delightful trip. All hands to the rescue, and
then the victory!
WlN1
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Fillmore and Donel5on mai
hENRICO COUNTY.

In the Gubel material election In 1855, the Know
Nothing majority was 91s. The Democratic gain
since that election is O!l.
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a B. THOMAS PATE,
ttoRaEf AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Corner
-, Sacramento and Montgomery Streets. san Fran.
: -. California Aug % cf
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LEWIS Hi.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.


4 BsCoNDED, about the first OF the present year
"A ARCHER, bright mulatto about 20 years OF age
;scked face and jimberj awed He may be about Rich
aond where hc once lived or in the neighborhood OF
Oodes Bridge in Chesterfield county where bis mother
'es will give the above reward Of fifty dollars II de
Tersi 10 pu, any , In the State OF Virginia so
I'D, get possession OF hun
Address JOHN SPEARS,
Guardian for Misses Pattesop,
sept lt--cwu Macon I. q PoWhatAn county, Va
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nOROPOSalS will be received at the Office of the
James River and ksuswbs cnmnany in Richmond
ahi tne oh day OF december next, tor the Improvement
lne hanawha River above Charleston, embracing about
- miles @; the river
pec'hcaiiohs OF the work be the Office Of the
Rachsusu N " ww - MIrSrSRn
Nov l-1sw,ilDec5 Secretary
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INV, COPARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.
ah und-.sisued have formed u copsrne1ship for IL.
~, p1tposs OF conducting a general FORWARDING
~ ~ COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the hrm Of BUT
IN bOWDEN. They respectfully solicit consigu
ma OF Foreign and Domestic Goods, and of Tobacco
'c;, whsa, and Corn.
'~ee Corner 18th and Cary streets, Richmond. Va.
Ix THOS. +. BUTLER,
So' +-c!p ROBT. NJ. BOWDEE.
Polynesian., 1856-04-12
Drue Store (Makee & Anthon's Block

rI,HE UNDERSIGN ED just received per late arrivals
invoices of Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Goods PERFUMES
and nher articles OF which enumerated below
As these Goods imported dIect, and from the best ana
most celebrated manufacturers Of the United States and t-
he Is enabled 10 superior articles prices eonside-
r.bIy lower than heretofore sold in Honolulu.
Medicine Chests constantly hand and fitted up IN best
and most complete the lowest rate, Physicians
put up and with tile great
es
Rav-rum Tartar. Acid, vials asstd Cherry PICTORIAL,
Saysapara all Kinds, Olive OIL EXIT Jamaica GIngei
Russia Save Scales Thorns Extract he
C,jtric Acid, strychnine, Bauy's Tueopherous,
Hydr Potassa Hops, Quicksilver Corks, CsmPhor,
Psipker E1tT. vaIerisn, Bitters Rowlsnds haiydor'
Tooth Powder and Paste, (afge ASST Carbon Ammoa
CoIIodion Barrne's Lotion, Lip Salve, Ltnimenfs,
SDonoe Wax VI. Msgnesa, Oxalic Acid,
RsS ink cod liver Oil, Medicine Chests
soda Apparatus, Rose Waer, Gran OF TaE.ar
Essential Oils diff Straps Hair Nail and Tooth Brnshes
Combs Pocket do. Knives, Ivory Rings, Oiled SIX,
TruSses Suspens. Bandages, TarTants Settler,
IndelibIe Ink, Nurse Lamps, lacteais,
Rreast Pumps, Hair Dye. vanilla Beans,
Fisvornr Extracts, GelatIne, Flesh Gloves,
Nrs Kidder,s Cordial, Isinglass,
HayIs Iinimeht for Piles,
Enema Pumps Of all descriptions,
Court Plaster I.ozsn.es, Surgical Instrument
BovIess Hyperion Fluid,
-Vfstar;s Balsam Wild Cherry,
Flesh Powder, e.
Nu q h"rr rr'''-'"t - =
Polynesian., 1856-04-12
Tracy g. Brands

lust RECEIVED and for Sale by the Under
q sgned.-Tins smoked herrings, half kits mac
kerel, sugar-cured hams, Westphalia hams smoked,
corn starch, Pembroke salt, box and keg raisns
Zante currants, raspberry and strawberry jams, ID.
tins, h. tins green peas, ID. tins lobsters ID,
do CLAIMS, Id. tins salmon, ID. tins peaches,
dimes, sago, figs candies Jenny Lind cakes, ssstd.
pickles loaf and crushed sugar cider and white wine
vinegar, candied citron, 80 h. tins Suffolk flour so
lb. bags Oregon -four, bbls. super-fne Haxall -four
Carolina rice, pie fruits in bottles olive OIL h. and
h. bottles mustard. French caperS sperm and ada
mantine candles, fbertS, Brazil nuts, Soft-shell
almonds, jujube paste, English dairy cheese, kegs
salt pork, tins lard, cod fish and haddock, ID. bot
ties pepper and allspice, chocolate in tins.
Sundries.
Dickensons chewing tobacco, in 20 ID. kegs, Chas.
P. Wards do. do. in l5 h. kegs, Jas. Thomss r.,
do. do. in Is lb kegs Pemhrook's s hand smoking
tobacco, Manila cigars, stone and clay pipes, Manila
cordage, wood and scat chairs, rolls China
ting white and check painted pals, cedar do mar
ket baskets, cut nails astd self heating charcoal
irons, bedsteads, ewers and basins, and general
assortment of crockery. Boots and shoes, gents
Congress and cloth CATERS, kip brogans. calf-skin
do, patent leather do, womens and chidrens shoes,
boys calf and goat brogans misses fox CATERS and
Jenny Lind boots.
T. MOSSM.AN S son.
Dec. II, 1866. 32-n
Polynesian., 1856-04-12
To the Ladies' of Honolulu,

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of the very best Of Silks, Mill
merry and ancy articles opened and Tor sale al very
rea~onable prices, the store OF c. Bl HE CO King 81
rmerly + Averberg Co. comprising tbs following goods .
large Of plain black and eoorsd silks for dress
Silks Checked do large and small plaid Dali
sk dress Patterns pieces saered black Silks
(Moree black blue and white French satin uPe
French ShaV Velvet shazlS silk ard velvet scaFs
few elegant silk damask Table and Bed great vsTe
Muslin dresses Of various styles and patterns
French dresses small patterns Assortment
fancy Ribbons, Black do, silk Gloves artificial Flow
ers and Head dresses.
Also an assortmeBt Of Irish Beefed Linen, bali linen
Sheetnr superior ParasOs latest STYLES black and
ored AsDccas and richly embfoded PeiioOats
Collars sleeves Nanlz Ladies Bonnets Berlin wooF
black and white silk Lace, Cotton do sewing silk And
variety Of PianOfsFle music, Songs &c, sc N-u
Polynesian., 1856-04-12
MAIL CARRIER


V'HE undersigned having been instructed by His
| Excellency the Minister of the Interior TO re-
establish the overland Mail Carriers throughout the
Kingdom Notice is hereby given that after the lst Of
January, 1885, mail-carriers will be dispatched as
below
Oh KAUAL-Leaving Mr.. Widemann's store every
Tuesday morning for Hanalei, returning Wednes-
DAYS.
Leaving Nawiliwili every Thursday morning for
Koloa, Hanapepe and Waimea, returning Fridays.
OS OAHU.-The mail-carrier viii leave the Post
office every Monday morning at oclock, and pass
ing through Eva, reach Waialua about PM
Tuesday he will pass through Kahuku. Hauula and
Kaneohe, reaching Honolulu, on Wednesday morn
ing.
On MAUI-The mail-carrier will leave the Post
Office Lahaina, every Tuesday morning, and passing
through W Wailuku and Kahului reach Makawao about
PM. Att AM, Wednesday, he will leave Mr.
Speneers Store, which viii be the Post-ofhce for
that district and passing through kula, Torberts-
Vile and Kaepolepo, return to Lahaina on Nednes-
dav night or Thursday morning.
Ok Observation-Disclosures will be established as
soon as arrangements can be made.
The ma-earriers throughout the kingdom will be
allowed to carry small packages. other than letters
and papers, subject to such charges as may be fixed
on hereafter.
HENRY VI. WHITNEY, Postmaster.
Honolulu Dec Dc 1855 34-t
Polynesian., 1856-04-12
B. W. FIELD

B. W' FIELD
OFFER FOR SALE, to close consignments bal
~ ance of stock on hand, at the lowest market
prices, as follows =
Crates dinner and soup plates, do. mugs asstd sizes
ships pitchers, do. painted bowls, asstd.
Cases assorted saddlery containing saddles of every
variety of style and quality-also brides, fancy
reins and fronts with polished curbed bits, Tex
an pattern wood stirrups. silver stirrups, brass
plated do, brass spurs, silver plated do, fancy
saddle cloths, &C.. &C., sc.
Cases black and white Swiss null check muslin
'' belle checks, do. Irish linen
A orange and green sheetng, do. union drills
d" mottled nankeens bales blue twied flannel
Bales white flannel, cases mixed satnetts
Gases embossed red cotton
Bales light and heavy Ravens duck
Boxes peaches in glass, do. pie fruits do. do
Casks timed saucepans, cases Hunts hand-a1es
axe-helves,
patent force pumps of very superior quality
Boxes broad hatchets, do. shingling do.
assorted cutlery
sheaths and belts, and sheath knives
Calf-skins, sole leather, casks sad irons
Glue in half barrels composition nails &c, &C., Se
Honolulu. 18th Feb, 1856. Al
Polynesian., 1856-04-12
Lead Pipe
Piano for Sale
Health. Comfort and Economy,

NOTICE-The undersigned being about to leave
N the Kingdom for a short time, hereby gives
notice that he has appointed ]. F. b. Marshall, Esq,
to act as his Agent during his absence under full
mower of Attorney. CIIAS. BREWER, End.
Honolulu Oahu, Feb. q, 1856. 43-5m