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rTrrRY H. LEEDS, AucrroNpln-oxvrvEt Housv

III has furniture -iiHNRy H. LxEps 4 60. -ill all II
A. -on on SATURDAY sept 70 II i0k oslocs
runm No Hssu sircef household fsrrcrs, o,nssnr of
pru ssek and nsn carpets rcse good sus covered n
ncr hroc.s rosewood bdsend, mAhcrsny French
o. and mahogany centre hb'es rosewood sni
Nossry merhle crewinR tureans wsshstsnds toilet
srge hair siresses strA do l1unvcs
ons rrss~ pano made By VIM Hal Sons And
prtst bop6or risnc, us<e By Besudoin Az u O'Clock,
Superior ress f hands m ros, horse seven year old
sne belize "a be rfec r rrd snd fsnls sec udheut
nd harness soh sc-ourt Of the leaving
the cry ioeeter vita brown mare soos bands high nins
yssrs cs verv styish driver has ro'tef ms In three
inu,es and Ave founo the rack tots 81
ehs road md and td in all hsrress buggy OF his very
male h,Ynrrs robe bsnte Co. od for -sn' OF MSS
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III LRRDs AUUrIoSExR,- sAtErRlDhy stvf 3.
IL. We would call psr'cuaf attention 10Th arTe gsle o.
hourho'd furniture BY HErRg LEsDs, 10 Wet Tenth
street. exh Seventh avenues, consisLnE o.
7plerdld Of furniture psnofories sc This sale
70 positive, rain shine
IIErRy n uHRTs IA stUlrTONGtR-gY HeBT5 \
" w. street. lsrre ~ OF .Isroies We. $40 $500
70 casta, demohrs aeo HO09 Havans aud
'Serman sessre 70 be cold without reserve
II AkFs CcLs. AUOrgoNrpR -sORrg sGE sAsE or
~, groceries, liquors. 40 JANIS CDbE SON vi sfu
s asy iridsyD eepiember ~ a. II ococr at te srns.n
hroosyn qusndly OF rocgts, wines, LIQUORS sore
u u DOnB1N. AUOrIONEsR- LARaE AND VAIN
snse scnecsion Of fnfrnyings AMI o rantres ~ sne
xcsn sffs Zone sting on scenery
o 80 sos,ss azure ard uil pieces All mounted IN esSo
ke fon leaf sues be sold At auction evening M tks
~ ynon yaery ss1 Broadway. Ih,se who indulge In hs
uxurI of on paintings rdisly Invited eraire Gal
oyer frrsn A. ~ tn 10 Y. NO charge eshlbliSn
rb-fenngs WI be careful packed fr shipment sails
6Apes cod toxe her,
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AOrny TO bOAN-fN SUNS cy N AND INV ARrs
~ on ~s'cses ievelry ssd ger.cs propcrt, ov oouSs
Soon ~ 90 Brcsdwss, ccsuer Duane.
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NfuRDoCH AND BURTON.
wi AMURDooHs borch, 70 night
WILD OArs. KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIo.
Murdoch ~ Rover Burton Cir georse Thunder.

THE CrrFIsu ROOMS RROPKrKD voR BALLS
fairs, Ac-fbese splerdid rooms, located At 90 Rro,d
vsy on be fashlon able side OF The sree oeswccn the ST
fchoss and MehopohA hotels admirably designed
NE gres, AID best GLASS Of balls and vii &c ,dnced
the liberal principles. They ready engage
msnis Tor terms, 40. spply 70 thc superintendent
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NIBLo's SALOON.
IN Debut Of
MfRs JUL1ANA NAT.
The OF the Of tbs cssnGufshed youn9
Ameriean Prrna Donna pecduy that she WI
her n'N appearances Ia 81 N1BIOe, TUm8
DAY evening. the 22a last, which oocAaAon she wt1
be ssssx By severai
EMINENT ARTISTS
The sale ofokes (which have been fired Al u eAnh) WI
Friday Hall sons music store 10 10
Broadway and ri the ONCE OF Nibioa 0Arden whore
can be secured without extra charge,
Doors I, precisely nj ousOoA
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NEonEy LOANED ON wArnuEs, JswnLRY DfA
m onts ard al kinds Of MERCHANDISE OF boughs fcr >~A
Parties be d.l with strictly snd moi be seq
sa,efpz loxo pnce y, ~ H. =, jaws, VI froAswsy
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nA wAkISr JafCArCfAS.FE TkIxsD. ~ YHg =.
~ plas ulss Of neeS-nsA AID rst ares bal y be lssw
wayd a. srnNls<t nrr-sssv o: tas Gay IN. Ward kc1
81 Hr~s reward Of n@o 70 sny psysinsr vfo Ar~ ~
Der DEMONSTRATION prv AZ c6fassc VIA e7sh
aaiiosn4 oecyiy, exe saiey anS e.sarnAs La1nmrrss
proxsa q doEsE.e % 81 he tocsrr xz do bu 81
~oaderfuf ecfc ard h srec knew le1sa o. ever -
he dssosss be els entvstss NJ G rs1 N ons day r
touht cal and he yf the<- yfAout crarxsl ~
nsAs~r AZ who nrcr rr ycvrx fr vsess And rto
aicssc . linssr sF... y rrAsn osss ~ CASA sses
tsrt Of RrcAfNaY
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Now OPEN AT THE CRYSTAL PALAOH-DAY ASR
IN evening", from pa p. until 10 r. n. -
THE TWERrfNlNTH ANsUAL FAIR OF TIE AXE
R,CAN INSTITUTE
This unequaled display of the products sk
and industry Is permArg n'ly open
DODwtR1H's COMMIT BAND
viii be In ntendHpre evening and ueadAy
day eveuing viii perform grand instrumental
concert BY provramme
.hamprry's moving PANORAMA OF THE BnISl WILDE
exktisd each day and r. ~ And Monday a.
Saturday enr n. at o'clock.
Eyhbors will remember that al articles entered for
petition be BY Saturday NEXT tbs Oh insa
hembers pros-nre their .ckes 81 TIE Palace.
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Transportation Of Coal to China.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT
Bureau of Construction, &c, August 49, 1857.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Freight Chindp will be received this bureau until
September the transportation of exceed
ing anthracite coal from the Of Philadelphia in such
quantities be offered the Department deem proper
c TO be delivered to the United States naval storckeeers Hong
Kong and Shanghai may be directed.
The will the $40 lbs for that delivered
without prage other also the at which
demurge will be charged No other than for the government
20 be received on board
II the draught OF the vessel offered makes ghcage
loading will tho vessel but good de
patch win be in loading For the delivery OF the coal within
of the ships ports lay will be
manded at the of weather working day for 80 tons
OF coal.
The vessel named stand No l. and the usual nspec
ton by such officers be appointed by the commandment the
yard where the ship be- and II offered for inspection within
three days after notice has been given the viii make
other viii the public interest The
vessel must be Philadelphia load within after
so has passed inspection and the notice acceptance given
Wind weather permitting the vessel must sail within vc days
after being loaded and the bills Of dng signed otherwise there VIII
be deducted from the freight for each and days delay
sailing beyond Days named, equal the dc
minded per day Cor dcmurrage.
Payment will be made within thirty days after tho presentation Of
receipts ce the delivery OF the coal by agent In
the United States that the bidder select who will be designated
in the charter party. sIH 3.r II
Aug A-2aw4w ,S
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INSTRUCTIONS.

The etcr mail be horseback greatest prac
cabo speed and wagons
slower speed Bidders will their proposals the sched
ue of arrivals aud departures by which they the
speed be accomplished The proposals forth
nc for the letter and for the other mails combined
for the entire service.
No will be made for each
omissions, satisfactorily explained three the the
may be deducted For arrivals far behind time break
ncxon with depending mails and sufficiently excused
of the compensation for the trip subject TO forfeiture
For leaving behind throwing OF the mails portion or
he for the admission OF for being CONCERNED setting
intelligence tho mail
a quarters may be deducted.
The Postmaster General annul tho contract Tor repeated fail
agrceaby 10 contract violating the office laws
dsocyAg the instructions the refusing discharge
carrier when required by the department assigning
contract without the Of the Postmaster Gencn for
express aforesaid for transporting packages
ing mailable matter out OF the mail.
Each bid be guaranteed by responsible
cra cannot be admitted The bid should be
signed plainly with the full of each person.
The department the right reject bid which
be deemed cxevugan and also the bids OF failing
bidders
n addressed Second Assistant Postmaster General
ONCE and mail by posinaster will
enclose proposals letters OF kind In their quarterly
turns. f.
The department
before of 1857
the October whether the
will considered
executed and received the department. and then will
be allowed unless good and sufficient therefor von
determined by the
modification bid lis
bid aud received interfere with regular
competition, after the last hour set for receiving bids
Posimssers
ureties without that cy
responsibility and all bidders
ncy notified tat failure perform
for the service proposed for In tho accepted bids their legal liabilities
will be enforced against them.
AARON v. BROWN
Postmaster General.
Posr DEPARTMENT,
August IL, 1857.
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gagged in laying pipe of ten-inch caibre from the
intersection Of Pennsylvania and Fifteenth street.
around the department grounds their reservoir Sew
enteenth street. in the first ward The old pipe from the
intersection above named is only of sixnch cabre, and
has been found to DO too small for the increasing demand
for gas at the departments and in the first ward The
pipe all laid and soldered and ready to be coveed
consequently the streets which have for some time been
partially INSTRUCTED win their accustomed
spaciousness
TiR CENTRE MARKET Considerable dissatisfaction is
expressed by parties interested in regard to the
angemens that have recently been made about the Cen
tire Market The dirt and rubbish that accumulated in
the construction of the Sheds and for years previous
they say has not yet been removed Besides is held
that Ninth street which is unbrdged and consequently
untraveed at this point much better adapted to the
accommodation of country wagons than Seventh street.
which is and constantly thronged with vehicles
and pedestrians.
STRANGER IN THE CrTY--A stranger accosted us yes
erday, and, pointing majescally with the index finger
of his right hand to gisenng pile of marble inquired,
What building is that D. Happy give the desired in
formation replied ''The General Post Office Depart
ment, sir" The stranger, pointing to another monu-
ment of American architecture and art, asked .What
house is that r. We replied sThat, sir is the unrival-
led United States Patent Office in which you will find
the Office of the Commissioner Of Patents" Adjusting
something like model in his pocket, the inquisitive
stranger hied thitherward
The EAST RooM.--It will be Iecoected that workmen
have been engaged for several weeks past in econg the
far famed East Room of the White House The ceiling is
finished, and presents most beautiful appearance.
The fescoing is made Of encaustic castings 1t de-
signed by Mr. Costns who the superintendent of paint
ing for the Senate chamber and hall of the
House of Representatives.
The NEW FISH MARKET. --Workmen engaged
in constructing shed and appurtenances 9th
street. the north bank of the canal for the
dalton of the Centre Market fish trade The shed will
contain about thirty STALLS and being accessible to boats
the SOUTH to carts the NORTH and to pedestrians
from all quarters, will be great public convenience
The CAsALWatcr was let into the canal, at George
town. yesterday after than weeks interruption to
navigation caused by excessive rains Above Fishers
lock- four miles above that CITY, there were it is sup
posed from seventy-fvc to hundred boats, heavily
laden with grain, coal, &C., waiting to move down
while empty boats have long been waiting to take the up
ward direction.
NV TRorrISa CoURsE-Tho track, at the south end
of the Long Bridge, is open to the public and
may expect to hear of sweepstakes and trots,"
to the delight of the lovers of ''fast' horscfesh
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LIME REASON WHY, a careful CO.

TINE REASON WHY careful collection Of many
hundreds things which though generally beev
imperecty understood copoasly illustrated English edi
cents by mail receipt OF o6 stamps
Light Valley; Experiences Sptuasm New
Grassland Illustrated 81 Is.
Violet, the Danseuse. So cents.
Biographical Historical sketches; by Maeauay AppeOns
Railway Library. so cents
Punchs Pocket Appcons Railway Library 30
The Biographical History Of Philosophy from i origin in Greece
the present day George Henry Lewes vol 81 rs
The Ia volumes, 80.
just published and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURYS
Aug l4-3t bookstore, 9th street
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Mail Proposals.


(EstTdct from the act approved Sd March, 1S45)
[SKc further enacted That insure may
be praccable equal Of compensation according
the performed the railroad companies the
United transportation shall be the duty
the divide the railroad
Guiding those which the service partly by railroad partly by
speed they conveyed Importance
shall be lawful for him the mail
with any railroad company either with without advertising
for such contract Provided That for the Of the mail
railroad the he shall higher Of
pcnsson than allowed by carrying the mail
railroad the second class compensation than hun
drcd dollars milo for carrying the mall
third than dollars
per shall
able conclude contract for carrying the mail such rail
compensation exceeding the aforesaid
what he reasonable and fair compensation
performed separate
the mail from the residue of the mail and either
with without advertising the letter mail such
horse otherwise at the greatest speed that
otherwise slower
Of speed1
The having Offer TO the trustees OF tho
Northern Ogdcnsburg Railroad Company the follow
ing route which they declined being unable make
tract for railroad transportation such in his opinion
warranted by the the following advertisement
issued in compliance with the directions contained therein viz
PROPOSALS for carrying the letter mails of the
United States also for carrying the residue Of tho mails from
the LIST day Of October 1857 to the 3oh june ncusve 1861
the following
occ the Office Department. the Washing
until the 1h September 1857 decided the 18th
day of said month in the manner herein stated viz
1923 From Rouses Point by Champaign Mooers
Aaronsburgh, Elcnburgh Curubusco, Wrightsvlc, Cha
teaugay, Andrusyillc, Malone Bangor, North Bangor
Br,shs Mills NORA North Lawrence, Brnsher Falls
holm Depot, Stockholm West Stockholm North Stockholm,
North rosdam, Potdam Madrid Depot Madrid, and Lisbon
Centre to ogdensburgh, 1l9 miles md back six times a
week
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AARON v. BROWN,
Postmaster General.

CPECTAL NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Tho
avail themselves the
all who before the 18th September
the
the last few previous expiration
tho time 10 by calling Cor their bills at earlier day
JAMES y. HALLIDAY,
Aug 12-d1wf Collector.
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BY J. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

FNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
property at the Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Nneenh
troeon Tuesday afternoon rs at O'Clock the pemi
virtue of deed dated 22d November 1854 and
corded in Iber No foos 375 seq Of the land
ors Washington county the will sell Mt public auction
the highest bidder the following described property vz BEGINNING
intersection OF Pennsylvania 18th
ming along the line
the which divides the house OF the the
Buildings" house the said
the end thereof thence northwdy along
dividing WALL the yard wall and along the line OF the
the alley; thence eastwardy along the limo the
said alley said 18th street. thence southward along the line Of
the place OF beginning with the improvements cosi
ing excellent brick dwelling house. with brick
bles Terms made known at sale.
WM. A. MIX, Trustees
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D Aucionecr.
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VNHE Engine is of about eghteen-horse power
Il and although Il has been In good
u too large for the purposes which applied docrp
OF the engine who desire 10 purchase
viii nspocto for themselves The hcsss Ellis manufactured IT, and
this sufficient Of be the
Union office, where the terms will be made known,
.Iulv If
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Breech-loading Rifles.

A BOARD of army officers will be assembled at
IA for the Of making trials of
loading which OF this do
scrpon military The trials will
1857 All Intending offer for
trial please notify the Colonel Of Ordnance giving general
and specifying tho
cabe and length Of barrel Cartridges or other ammun
ton suitable for the should be brought with IT. -
III. X CRAIG,
Colonel OF Ordnance.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, Washington, July 23, 1857
the Pennsylvsnian, phls
depha National Irish News, New York Morning
Post papers will send their bills and
paper containing the advertisement to the Ordnance Once
July 2f-du7Aug
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Aug I'D

dulles AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CAV
III airy Infantry Rfemen Of the United States pub
ed by authority Of the Department Of War Ono volume 1881
$50 OF eerpress and IS
pages engraving Price 81 published sa or 81 80 the vol
Is TO be prepaid by mail
Aug Is FRANcK TAYLOR.
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NEW york ADVERTISEMENTS,
Ben. a e. A. whitIock q Co.,

Ben. A Il. A. Whitlock A. Co.,
13 Beekman Street corner Of Nassau, opposite the Astor
House,
PRopRIEroRs OF PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE oREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognao brandies for druggists and
0tard Dupuy, Co. Hennesscy, Pne Gas
n other Of the highest reputation and sole
the brandes the native proof and nsyo
Cognae, viz
Vineyard OF Chateau Bernard,
liqueur des champs dor
Superior vineyard, voux Cognac,
ALSO
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands
Burgomaster Schnapps,
brands sherry MADEIRA wines &c.
Ales, porlers and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREAANT.
BM&EAw Co. the exclusive OF this wne and
shipments by regular packets and beg
trial do under their
viii superior decacy Of favor and quality any
present imported
BENZ. NJ. whitlock,
Edw'd A. Whitock,
Fredk j. Haverstck, BEN, & ~ A. WHiI1OCk N 90.
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-1y*
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MISS BROOKE'S
English and French Boarding and Day Scho

st3 FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Brpscs No 1885, PENNSYLVANIA ArSrE WASHINGTON, C.
rJNHE duties of this institution will be resumed on
II Monday, September lth, 1857
Tho number pupils being limited and the vacancies being fw
application admission s requested.
Circulars obtained the bookstores or Of tho principal
her residence whence they win BIO forwarded any address
Aug s-3awtft
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Suffer- LEA, & Co., \ THOMAS r. Suffer-
BANKERS. LUKE LEA
WAsinSGTos CRY. J LUTHER r. SMoor
CMOOT RUSSELL, g. CO.. Bankers, Leayenworth
City, exchange bank notes and land
for the purchase and sale of lands and city lots
al appertaning a first class land agency,
all accessible points in the United States and
LUTHER R. sMooT
VIM ii. RUSSELL
Majors, Russell, Il Co,)
THOMAS r. suffer-
.., LUKE LEA,
Corner Shawnee streets, opposite Planters Hotel
Ap 1S--d&cp6m Leavsnworh City, X T. =
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wooIiens.

wheeler IL Wilson.
MANUFACTURING coMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE,
Families, Manafaettusrs, and Others.
FNHESE machines combine all the improvements
Their Increasing sale,
and tho approval and commentator that they have
cevcd the propcos warmly recommending them They
have been in sufficiently long test them thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction.
Among the advantages they possess others
Beauty and simplicity Of construction and consequent freedom
from arrangement and need of repairs
I'd. Unexampcd and raiidty OF operation
Sd. Noseess movement.
4 The remarkable perfection Of their stitching and their appca
bilty a variety purposes and materials
Principal No 33 Broadway Now York and at their agencies
In the principal cities Of the Union
May 26-1yr
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HISTORY OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
the Thirty fourth Congress-, ls55-57 by " c.
Tdpiett. Price is cents. For sale at
TAYLOR NAURY'S
Aug I-8tt bookstore, 9th street
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Kellow Esper in Georqia.

AUGUSTA, Aug. ia fatal case of yellow fever has o
CURED in st Marys boarding house keeper died fro
the Infection caught from the of Spanish ship
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Ohio Rice,

WHEELING Aug. 13-Thcre is ten feet of water in the
channel here, and the river is still rising.
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STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.

ArGUsr 8, 1857.
Aug l4w3ws
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Fashionable Dry Goods In New York.
4 immense assort ment OF seasonable fabrics con-
"A santly on hand also, a full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF CARPETINGs,
mangs rugs, materials lace curtains gilt
cornces, window shades, &C., &C., &c.
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICEsl
LORD l. TAYLOR
255, 257 $50, and 26l Grand street,
26--ly az and 40 Catharne street.
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

sariiinn,, an, tufE1r, NJ 5. A ar
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cor
tage and larm buildings ofce Gothica, Chappaqua
Westchestcr county New York
June 17--du
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The Southern Commercial C5nrention.

KNOXVILLE, Aug 1.-THE convention here adopted
resolutions urging the government to Withdraw the
squadron from the coast of Africa and to fory the har
bors off Port Royal in South Carolina and Mobile Res
ouons offered and referred to a committee,
dorsng A. Dudley Mann's plan for steam
tRg erHinent patronage for southern foreign steamers
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We would call attention the card Of VIM Gndn who
commissioner for Of tho States and
in the United States Of Claims Colonel Gandn thor
oughy departments
Washington and the practice of the United States Court Of Claims
INeo Fork Daily Naps.
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Later from Cuba.

a Saue Set Free.
NEW York, Aug. l3.-Yesterday, Ellen, aged six
years slave of Miss Louisa Kerr of Savannah de-
clared free by Judge Robertson of Westchester county
Ellen is daughter of John Bull who claims to have
been taken prisoner by the English soopofwar Pea
cock and sold into slavery already published
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The Honolulu Advertiser Of June 20 says:

His honor William l.. Lee, chief justice of the SUI
peme court died at his residence Hotel street. aged
thirty years and three months. His disease
sumption His death, which has been anticipated for
some time will be heavy loss to our community and
nation. He arrived In Honolulu October IL, 1876