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HolIowav's Pills are famous in of termination
Of blood to the adj and the lives Of thousands who
suffer from Dyspepsia Liver Complaints and Bile Sold at
the manufactures No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and
No. 244 Strand London; and by all Druggists at 25c 62c
and Al per box,
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Mercury, when taken excess debitaes the system,
destroysthe marrow the blood brings about
disease which renders life burthensome When suchIs the
case the sufferer readily find reliein the ofCar
ters Spanish Mixture, failing sntidote or this de-
strucVe poison In Virginia alone there hundreds OF
persons who have been permanently cured Of mecura a
fections by the Of Carter's Spanish Mixture.
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FUR TSHTNG
FANCY GOODS.

- EoElVED this, by Express choice lot Of Fur nishng
IL Goods. The --latest style OF shirts Neck Te Kid and
six Gloves, Collars, SaaPenaer, HalfHOse Stocks and
Cravats Dressing Robes, Underwear Of every variety,
Trunks, VRiises aud CaHet- Bags
Also, fresh supply OF Per umery and Toilette Soaps Hair
Tooth Clothes and Na Brushes Together with
ment OF Shell Buffalo, Bone and Ivory Combs, &C. &c and
We invite all 70 an examination Of cur Stock.
J. u McGLL,
Ladies' and Genllenen's Furnishing Store corner Of
the eQnAre and College street. marchlI
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS


The Cumberland at this point, continues to re-
cede. There are about SO inches water on HarPsth
Shoals
The only arrival yesterday was the Tennessee,
from Clarksville. The SaHc West and the Conn
merce were looked for last night.
The departures were the Tennessee add the W
Henry for below.
The Commerce is advertised to leave to day for
the J. G. Cline She is No. l, light draught steam
er, with excellent accommodations and experienced
and oblging offers.
Tue sallie West is up for St. Lou:s. She pre-
badly got here last night The Salle is one Of the
most popular boats 10 this trade, aud Der officers
are deserving, afFAble and experinced steamboats,
men. Capt. Corbett is in command Of her.
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tS- The Peake family family arrived yesterday,
and we presume, will favor our citizens with one or
more of their entertainments
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-21

C5Y- The weather yesterday was fair, but very
windy. The dust, flying in gusts, made outdoor
exercises very disagreeabe.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-21

~ We authorized to announce Gen. JAMES NJ.
QUARLEs ofMOngomery, candidate for Congress in
this district. Subject the ratification Of District Con-
vent IN feb2S-d
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NO KUMRUG!!
sI,HE undersigned have purchased hs Patent rshs 81
u H. WILLIAMS
DOUBLE ACTING BALL VALVE
Force and Lift Pump.

PAR The q nassee North Carolina sossh carona
Georgia florida. Akkama, Hisrsppi and Louisiana. We
have tssied The Pump all uareeommended oF usdt
nary parpoass-n ven and ire enrnes and kesitAfs
net - sAy lhat "a tupsrer % pamp nov n Il %
snie and plain 10 ts uonstncon can he taten % pieces
inaie Thsrs meta bst about the punP fhSfe
the ieass mnxinaels fictoi-heacc ~ DURABILITY. IL e
esnaas lmpossibie fFii te get eus q a. ~ uksEs
Whse usef eel e. eiaieFn A - eanxnrtet lnte
Flse Earine a. tninute and ~ can -
thrswn TIE issf Atss IN tAs eountfy. "a zFEn
AIS srs ksgna. and especially In iae eseusy eresaR
arg toun1.
fslseqaaIiy usl al actlEefg, Railroad Tanks
ke nef VIII, whsn hsoee. supersssda spfAer panpa. II
can b used for eifhSf q 81 co'a water
HasinE fatty safshs selfsa - q the espaci3 gnlne
sna ABILITY 81 tbs fna, ~ ready g sales e -
se.e terfllnfy ~ seniss aslea sxeep ths Wenafa
ssfr,e al fh s9aie NhlcA has bsea SID can1ts@eg
rn he Fump rs u he Htasaa snilsBn6
Ths PunpsaFs eAssIb ssa sa<fsss siAin M fe.eh e
aHoFy family. -. -.
kEHH ~. foRfnR,
srais~N SvhNs, nninn.
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THE MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, March 20-Flour unsettled. Whis-
XIV dull and lower, at 22S. Sugar active, at lila
lie.
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GOOdEHf'S

II KS. PANACEA; of the best family NEEDLES IN
IL use. 1t has become celebrated general remedy
and peculiarly ecacious in colds, coughs throat
bronchial Affections, dyspepsia coc darrhoa cholera and
chronic diseases This remedy is wonderfully adapted
female diseases Every family should keep supply Price
81 bottle and alibsral discount By the Ieha
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GOOdlet'S

UOOOHcG y
IMMINENT for old Sores aud Burns, wherever the
~ Of Save Ointment is Indicated viii be found
far preferable TO ATTY other None VITO have made trial
Of this great dco but speaks Of in the enthu
siastc terms. Price per box 25c, or 90 per dozen.
The above invaluable remedies may be obtained from the
PROPRIETOR Nashville Tenn Cherry street Me- S. from
the principal Druggists Of this city, and ali the important
towns in the South and West Also at the Shipping Depot
at Smith Love CJ.'s No. IS Market street. Nashville,
Tennessee. frh2
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MARCH 16, Pm.
CoFTEEThe Coffee market TO day, though very act
FIVE ruled b1oyant We have heard Of having
made cargo Leighton" The sales to-day embrace
900 bags fair RIO at 10 cents and 100 bags prime do
IN cents per h. Holders Of coffee continue very firm 80
their views and are not disposed to sell unless at fun rates
We continue TO quote follows viz 9alO cts for
10 medium AIDES; ldall cts far good, and
1lAal1H cents for prime Java coffee 5al5H La
guayra coffee here, would readily bring ~ ala per
pSuud
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CE- Dominic o. Hara aud John Lynch we're Killed,
and Thomas Young tad leg broKsn 10 Newport,
Ky, on saturday last, by an embankmenl cavIng 10
upon them as they engaged nj an excavation
C8- The New York Tribune of saturday, states
ihss Mrs, Susan Adams, wife Of Mr. Jay L. Adams,
died on "Wednesday evening, from the disease which
has afflicted the persons who have recently stopped
at the National Hotel in Washington. This lady
stayed there on recent journey from Savannah.
A post morton examination has been made showing
that ''the stomach was partially eaten away the
bowels manifested symptoms Of Violeat iuaAmma-
ton the longs were oOngestsd, and the kidneys
severely affected"
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GOOdlef'S

VEGETABLE LiNIMENTis not surpassed by any other
Lniment for efficacy, and has given general satsfac
ton to all who have madetria of it. Many experienced gen.
temen declare the best they have experienced
Physician arms that this Eminent is decidedly preferable
any other because its prompt in affecting the
ect designed Units USE well pleasant and the
most cle My he has ever Price per bottle 25cper
dozen SO. feb3
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is BLooM.-A peach-tree on Cedar street in the
west'r part Of the city, attracted our attention
yesterday from the fact Of its being in full bloom
PASTEL PoRTRAITs-This style Of painting was
Introduced here last summer by Mr.. THUrsToE
BLACK, Of New York His stay was limited to a
few week., during which time be painted number
of our citizens, giving the highest satisfaction.
He returned q short ago and has since been con-
staDdy employed. There is beauty of style, a
harmonious blending of coiors, stltuesquesness
Of figure, and truthfulness of portraitism in bis
pi-Iures, which commend them TO oil who admire
the beautiful in art 1t is delightful recreation to
study them they hang IL his studio.
If there are any more Of our citizens who desire
portrait by him, they should not delay in making
il known. Bespeak them Immediately.
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AUCTION SALES.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES BIZ
II G L ID II NJ Gil q = n ~

TIME SALE OF GROCERIES BY
NORRIS & STRATTON.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 18th, 1857, st
" 10 O'Clock win offer At Auction, in front Of our
Store Market street, rge and Wel-seected stock o.
Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &C. via:
100 hhds fair choice bags fair TO choice Ro
200 bbls Molasses; Coffee;
loo u do do. $50 packages Mackerel;
so bxs extra Cod Fish: 80 boxes Hsrrings
20 cases Sardnes; 60 boxes Fancy Candy;
SO coils Rope assid sizes; 100 dozen painted Buckets
so boxes Oranges fine orderI4 boxes Va Tobacco var
$1,000 Cigars various brands Gus brands
100 boxes Star Candles; $50 Il box Is star Candies;
so quarter do; 100 boxes Tallow Candles;
800 kegs Nails best brands; 900 bbls Magnolia whisky;
800 bbls Whisky, var's 100 do tine Whisky. various
20 90 American Brandy; brands;
80 Il pipes do; 20 b5ls Gin;
100 boxes Bar Soap; $50 boxes Glassware, sss'd;
100 bbis Cider Vinegar, ~ tierces Rice.
1000 bags nne Salt.
With vsrions other articles IN the Grocery line.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums under $500, ca h. over $500
and under $30O0 80 days. $3O00 30 days credit for
approved endorsed notes payable IN Of the city Banks
march17 NORRIS 4 SFRATT0N.
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Notice.

Notice.
QY virtue OF ettachmept out before Josiah Per-
ID ris, Esq aud judgment rendered In favor Of H. H.
Hammer, against A. q. VIM, tha expose public sale
the highest bidder for cash. the yard on
the Ash Of MAROh. 1851, certain NEGRO GIRL named
MALNDA about Is years old levied the properly Of
said Winn satisfy said attachment aud the thereon
Sale In lawful hours.
THos HoBsoN,
n-9-9ot q. D. o.
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q we are indebted to the CLERK OF the cry Of
HlfntsriHe for files OF late ST. Louis and Memphis
papers.
The St. Louis RepuJIican Of the 18th says
The river at this point was about stationary yes
terday. The last boat from Cairo reports 81 feet
IN the channel Il will be seen that the water is
getting low again, but it is hoped that little
warm weather. good deal warmer than we have
yet had-Hil cause the upper rivers TO rise again
in all their wonEed majesty and strength. The last
boats from the Missouri River report scant feet
on the bars, which is too low stage for boats to
do a profitable business. Arrivals wero numerous
yesterday, especially from the Ohio River, there
being no less than six from that quarter. The
weather was fine, but rather cool for the season.
The l. linois River is open TO Peoria, but when the
81. Paul left that port Peoria Lake frozen
SprIngaud Summer BOnnefs.-NeyE York
Millinery Emporium and Centre of
Fashion.
This new, extensively patronised, popular, cheap
establishment, will open in few days the cam
paign, with matchless display of new Spring Bon.
nets and Millinery goods, for the present season.
So fascinating is the styles, so elaborately rich the
trimmings, so brilliant the colors, that such COM
bDaton Of artistic taste and Skill cannot fail to
ommend itself to the ladies, well as country mer-
chants, who desire having the last link in the con-
trolling power of Fashion for their customers, in
preference to bad styles offered by parties, who
cannot possibly be as well acquainted with the
business those who exclusively engaged in
it, and who give il their undivided attention.
Parties in the country directing their orders TO
this establishment or through parties here, may
rely on being promptly attended to.
Every description of Straw Bonnets and Hats
besched in the new italian Method, and trimmed in
superior manner
Remember thespot, No. 80 Union Street, Campo
bells new building--B. & B. OF P. mar2d-tf.
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II II. OURREY, FUNERAL UNDER -T1
81 q. TAKER and CABINETMAKRR, begs SEaEzzzzzzsazH
leave infor his friends ard tbs public generally that
he has moved his Shop Conn rooms Graz sHEP-
ARDS old stand Des1erick street, lately occurred BY j. W.
McOOmbs, where he Ia prepared furnish Collins OF every
description together with good Horses, Hacks and every
thing for funerals He viii give his personal at
tendon to all calls both day and night
Furniture Of all kinds repaired or made order IN the
best STYLE feb26 JOHN II. cURREY.
PT6COGe ESONrGglasg!
A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with board
n at No. 30 Lower Market street Several rooms Also
lifted up aud reserved for transient feb3s-u
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C. O NJ NJ K r & IAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
MARCH 81. 1857. I
CoTToS-Pereotly quiet. Nothing ding
ToBAocowe heard Of sales Ct bids yesterday at the
following hgures S. 90, 10 50, 10 75 10 rs 10, 50
BAG -N.-Firm at 1OJ< for hog round.
GRAIS-UnchaHged.
NHEAr-$ 81 90 per bushel.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY
on THE HAVANA PLAN or SINGLE NUMBERS.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

by Authority Of ne Stale Of Georgia.
This Lottery has ony 1890 nsnbers-ess haa any Lot
terry IA the world.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME.
TO be drawn In Pebble, 90 Maoon. Ca ubder ehe sworn
snPernsndence q Col Geo. ~ Logan and ". o. ADDER
son, Esq
EyEEY SATURDAY IN hARcH AND APRIL, 1851.
$1,000 Numbers
CAPITAL PMIxE, ss,00Oi
y Prises poyable witkout deduction.
C3si II, March sist Class IS March 9ssh; Class a.
April Sth GAS 70, April lith. Class 81, April
isthi Cas- 81, April ieah.
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aA4all
Hhels neksts. a. n4ivsS es-Quarssrs o..
bceruhcaies q f4sksges Of Ten Tchsts ara sold Al
shs ipllowinE rates, shieh - the aists
a. A1ie resets .....s. 1890. aaf
y lax tlens...,'. ~
Back roirs q sound Hsnks tsksa Il par oAsets a.
New "a feniftef for prizes.
So Address oFasrs boz Reacts ~ csruas.sss a
JANIS . wExER. Manassr.
Mneaa. dn
Krtrs Class X large Euhsns, dFnss hay lsib, lsss-
o. ~ y sas1li9 -~esEiiai st9sfte. marle
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81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Marrh11
WHEAT.-MarEet dull and droopng. Sales at 81 12Ha
81 81
Flour Sales at t5 65a&7 co.
wHIsKY-Days sales amount over 500 bbls; nearly all
taken at 26 gon at whi:h the market hrm
the cl Sc.
BREY-A lo of52 bags for seed, reported 81 95 per
bushei.
BAcoN-In active enquiry and firm. casks country
ed sides at an 200 do ribbed sides, private terms.
CLOVER sEED.-saIes Of % sa ks at 81 IS per bushel
D5IED FRuIT-Ssle Ct p bags apes 90 per bushe
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Atlanta Market.
Mobile Market.

81 MARCH Is.
BAcJE.-Hrg round, per pound liz to 11H Hans new.
per pound, u to 12h sides, new, per pound u 2H
Shoulders new, per pound 10 to 10H.
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sB-we are indebted to the Clerk of the City of
HuntsriHe for files OF late ST. LOais and Memphis
naDer=
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AUGUSTA. March 49,
BACoN.-Hams 3 d 1iKC912K Shoulders q n 1Oknl1;
WesIerr SIDES q n lie q Ciear Sides Tennessee q u
12H9l8 Ribbed Sides q ID l29124.
LARD.-Scarce at 14a15 cts per b.
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Charleston Market.
Augusta Market.

X.
CoITos The market is depress Ell co day-no buyers
Sales 2OO bales at 12z 10 18A cts
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AUCTIONS.
BY A. p. EVERETT.

New Goods, ex Fanny Major"
On TUESDAY, june 10,
At 10 O'Clock. at Sales Rooms, will be sold
Dry Goods,
Clothing.
Fancy Goods,
Groceries, Sc, &oA
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LArER FROM AMERICA AND EUROPE

The Fanny Major, Capt. Lawton, arrived from
San Francisco on the 9th, bringing New York dates
to April 90, and london dates to april l.. A large
portion Of the mail appears not to have come on by
her. Very few English or California papers or letters
we're received. This is probably owing to her sailing
from San Francisco before the entire mail was ready
to come forward. 1t is probable that some vessel vii!
touch here before the Yankee, which will not be due
for q month.
From the few papers received we gather the follow
ing summary of Eastern news.
Great Britain.
The steamer ErTicS0n arrived at New York April
Il. with dates from Liverpool to April l.
The most interesting item Of intelligence is tho
election news in Great Britain. The election, 1t is
believed, has resulted in the defeat of the conservative
or opposition party, and the triumph of Lord Palmer
st0n.
The London Times of April 1, says:
The elections have already changed the whole face
Of the political heavens. We are no longer as ".
were q fortnight ago, as regards either the Chinese
question or a dozen others of much older and nearer
interest. People do not now ask who will be IN the
new Parliament, but exclaim, " What q Parllamen
there will be out of doors" The expurgatlon moi
only Of vicious, but even OF some merltorlous elements:
proceeds almost too rapidly. When the House o.
Commons meets it will be with the serious conscious
ness that a great number of it's most active and ablt
spirits are Disseminated exiles, moving heaven anG
earth. and ready to go lower still to obtain reaGmls-
sion. Ut will be as in the case of the Celestial Empire
oesleged by { outer barbarians, " or ''foreign DEVILS
as the Vagrant sympathies of some will entitle then
70 oe called. Outside of the House, agitating
iharanguing, writing. plotting, combining, and al
put eoalescing, will be Golden, Bright, NJ. Gibson
Mall, and W.. j. Fox; there will be Sir j. Walmsley
a Pellatt, Sir w. Clay, Wilkinson, and Oliveira:
mere will be Layard, and other free knights; there
viii also be absent Cardwell, RoundelI Palmer, the
two Phillimore's, Butt, NJ. Chambers, and O host o
others, more or less distinguished, or hoping SOM
gay to distinguish themselves.
indoors there will be positive gaps in the debate.
cries for Golden or NJ. Gibson. and no Golden t,
sano up. His own purge has operated too effectively
~ haIi' Tor he has turned the House out of doors.
LIZ the ldlady in the nursery rhyme, he has solo
hs bed and now lies upon the straw. In the House
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~m~,,n I. Lee. Chief Justice of the Supreme &c Court %nan OF a Sm' H mag
Ntism u. 80 in this community feelings OF deep aNo uhaI-
5om, has creat tSn+ N so pure in life, so gifted, and SO generally
fttea En- for his public and private virtues, should De caleo
ecu i9 tbe nrime of manhood, and at a time When ue na:Ioh
aN"s III afford the loss of his sound Judgment Ns"i or"uiNon'
md temperate counsels. .. deceased a. a i,rist
"a a Christian gentleman, this community
saIinps of mingled admiration and resPs0U.
nnsoEo That tb. community would Respectfully tender 10
go 80: - sincere coincidence at the loss he has sustained
bs ha1estS ~ - I'm Who in life labored so earnestly to elevate
: dignitv Of the kingdom, and promote the welfare of its peo-
pie. orr,rni terao- 70 tho bo.d. ~ h;s
!. aiesty;s Government their sympathy in the loss OF a colleague,
hose reDutation as head of the Judiciary Department was not
confined 10 the kingdom alone, but was acknowledged with con-
.fdence and appreciation by the representatives Of every civilized
|country in comfy with this.
ResoLUed, That, recognizing as this community does, the
sacred character of the grief Of her who mOurns a bereavement
SO FAR greater even than our own, ii is with reluctant ditldence
that we apr roach to offer to her, our heartfelt sympathy aho
testimony to the virtues and amenities that have rendered hef
departed husband 50 generally respected and beloved WINS
among US.
RESOLVED, That the Secretary of this meeting be instructed 70
forward a copy of these resolutions to his Majesty, anu 10 .e
widow of the deceased, and that he also furnish copies 70 ~. ~
.P0lg nestdn and Commercial 4dCeTttser newspaper pF P"'-
LEGATION. J. c. ARWELL Secretary.
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White Lead.

White Lead.
KWEHE SUBSCRIBER Is CONSTANTLY
u receiving, from the manufacturers direct, the best qualities
Of fresh
"Pure,"
Extra
and J" No. 1o
White lead, ground in the beet boiled English oil, and is au-
thorised to contract at lower prices than the present marke.
rates.
J. C. SPALDING.
Honolulu, June o, 1851. SOFT
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n e w O. @

" e NV OK Cd % ID y
Elk M MAJOR.
s. BISHOP have just received mercllan-
disc as follows:
Flour in or sacks, mats China rice,
Bbls Carolina rice, rolls A white mating,
Ollcloth carpets S4, Brussels carpet,
DruGget, crash, linen towels,
Black alpaca, printed muslns, assorted prints,
Hickory shirts, blue WOODEN shirts,
White shirts, pink shirts, calico shirts,
Assorted pants, coats, vests,
Hose and drawers, \ large lot Of hats,
Buskins, slippers and brogana,
Superior black tea in small boxes,
Tobacco, starch, honey, fSs, green corn,
Oysters, strawberries, blackierries,
Ounces, fresh apples, black pepper,
Currie powder, tomato catsup, fine salt, soda,
Saleratus, cream tartar, sage, assorted candies,
Water, soda and buher crackers,
Ginger snaps, Jenny Lind cakes,
White beans, gunpowder, shot,
White lead, Prussian blue, Chrome yellow.
Matches, saddles, wheelbarrows, horse collars,
Fire iron, 4x2 and 4xt,
Round iron, !, !, {, I, 1 and IL inch,
Square iron, ] and ! inch,
OK chains, lead pipe, 1t and II inch,
Lift pumps, axe handles, hoe handles,
ShOvels, hoes, market baskets,
Pit saws, halter rope, &c, &c, sc.
For sale AT lowest rates. SOFT
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For the P. c. Advertiser.

For the P. c. Advertiser.
A QUESTION FOR "BUNCoMB'' OF THE POLYNEsIAE.
Why are the anecdotes given in the PolynesiGn
relating to the Emperor Napoleon, all of a nature
disparaging to him-?-Unintentional? Or is 1T any
nationality of the Editor 81 sticking out?'
UTnOoUr
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NOTICE.

NO1AGEs
VENHE YOUNG MEMS DE.
IL BATTING SOCIETY hold their weekly meeting In the YES
try adjoining the Bethel at half East seven O'Clock.
The public in general are invited to attend.
The question before the Society, this Thursday evening, is,
I" Which is for the best interest OF these islands, the development
of manufactures or Of the whale fishery :" COLT
NOTICE.
VWNHE ANNUAL EXAMINATION Of the pupils
Il of the Royal School will take place on Friday, June II, at
9 O'Clock, A. NJ. There will be an exhibition in public speaking
at half past Z o'clock, P. NJ. The public are invited to at
tend. 5O-1t
NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS HAVING GOODS IN NJ. G..
IN MONSARKAT'S Auction Room are notified TO come for
ward and prove property, and remove the same before the 14th
Of June, or they will be sold at auction.
]. I. DOwSETT.
Honolulu, June 9, 1857. SOL
LIQUORS.
EUST ED PEI1 FANNY MAJOR,
eD and for sale low by the subscriber,
/ or cask very superior United Vineyard Proprietors"
brand Brandy;
/ or cask very superior "Sazerac de Forge ct Els" Brandy.
2 bbls cold Nectar" Whisky, 1889.
2 bbls pure Jamaica Rum.
Samples of the above can be seen at the store of
so j. C. SPALDING.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-06-11
TO ADVERTISERS.

A DVERTISERS WISHING TO WITH.
"A DRAW or renew their advertisements, or make any AFTER
ations in them, are requested to give notice, in writing, OF AM.
.uchr changes. as the publisher intends enlarging the SIZE o
the paper on the lst of July, and such alterations can D e maze nn
more conveniently before than after the enlargement. *"s'