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The Kanzas news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1857-1859, 1857-10-03

KASzAs SALT.-We have received spec
linen of salt manufactured from salt spring
discovered on the land of Mr. n G. Boyds-
ton, on Elk Greek, near town of New Brigh-
ton. The vein was discovered while digging
well, and is. represented to be of such
strength as to warrant the establishment of
mandatory. Some idea of its force and
volume may be inferred from the fact that
the water has risen twenty-six feet in the
well. The specimen is fine salt, of the best
quality. Herald.
WoNAN's RIGHrs ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
the ''Kanzas laws exclude the word male
IN the act describing legal voters, we sup
pose the LADIES will all be at the polls this
fall. We think, with an army of eur lady
trends, We can protect our rights without
any fear of molestation from our neighbors
across the river.
Women from all creation, come to Kan
zasi Here you viii be appreciated-here
you can vote. and do anything else you Ike.
= Wyandoft Register
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Our Paris Correspondence.

Our Paris Correspendenee.
PANS, Jan. q, is
N, Par, Confrenoo-Rsoiy,ioss< Agreed 10 Ryardi'
N,ueha,ei DsfcS,fy- /werkdr I.fuen~ in Bur
Conduct Of Nv. Fsy, ne United ssatss kisSer a
me Soo French weather PrcpAe,-nsTlfc Gas
non-Nuther Ddosis Co~ccn'~e v0pu, Ae <sda
ne Archbi,hop sf Parts, dc, dc.
The Conference, which sat yesterday, has wound
bus,ness for ,he present. You viii receive In The
tour the details Of the srransements agreed 70 resa
The Russian and Turkish boundaries.
Before separating II "a reported tna' ne confs
same 70 an understanding requesting Prussia and
zerisnd so fAr ~ that they arc NOS 70 De permitted,
vts viii, 70 break one ssother's heads. The ~
,hes OF The French are entirely on NE side Of the
and the notifications In The xonitsw, wherein s-itse
sroundiy taken 10 tax, " considered, may say q
r,ous,v. 70 be the sresicrs blundcr the sovernmer
yet made.
Tne oopduc, Of M. Fey, The Minister Of the Z
s,.,es. has me, with universal spprobston--snd u,
Loo. ,o that 20 much energy On the part OF Amer,o
n,om.cy Va something new Of late years. n m o.
pyoos OF the immense irnportan 90 Of making csrsf
Iec,ien In her diplomatic appointments, when, In
ss,rripg times, n 10 impossible 10 say what may b
ouired Of officials on the spur Of the moment Am
has 70 contend with the united diplomacy Of 10
which, II II be not sgreed on any other pot
pretty sure 10 be Of accord In this-thsi
United States are TO have nothing 10 say
the asalrs Of Europe In the particular instance OF
zerland America has been HONESTLY supported ~
land, bu, u might have b en- Otherwise; and wess,
lent mao, wtnout any pat lotto snersy, and wit1ou
ence pofsobslity with bis brother dIplom4,
have been easily pooh poOned and set ASIDE. bsef
hckng win anXic.y 20 toe course No. Buahsns
pursuc IN this rssptct, although all inteieeuf Amer
OF whs,ever shade &C politics. are greatly disposed
neye thst from hts kpo~n dip,omsss experience
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siously appropriated. No exPsse 70 Do INQUIRED IN
ers upon appropriation Of moneys then In treasury su
icieBt to cover such expense Finance department. Of
y 10 be finance De jsrment Of board with mo powers
.uS.op suurov.d Sy somUrosr No payment 70 be
allowed beyond legal claims.
New York State Militia.
APPOINTMENTS.
6rAn OF NIw YoRK, ADJurAxT GuRAL's OynO,
ALBANY, Jan 81, 1851 J.
he following list Of officers Ct commissioned by The
Commander In Chief since the LIST OF January 1851, 10
published for the information Of the militia Of the Ase-
william E. Mills. Assistant Adiu,su, General, with rank
rom January l, 1857.
Duncan Campbell, Assistant Adjutant General, with
s ss ,ss s ksn.. with
rank nom December 23, 1855; new appointment
Charles IAsaile, to be Chaplain b5th Regiment; new
rom June IS, 1850 woe J. De Forrest, proao.sd.
rom December 40 1859 vice Bsndrics. promoted.
AP Ten Bso ck, Aojutans 26th Regiment, with rank
Be- asS vice
Peter Van LooD resigned.
William Do La rganiere, 70 be Quarsermas:er 26th
Henry W B. woodruff 70 be Surgeon 4.h Brigade, with
rank from November 80, 1885, vice A. B. Whiting,
Aired T. Dennis to be Surgeons Mate 2sth Regiment,
with rank rom Jahusryl7, 1857 New appointment
Richard @. Bentley, to be Colonel 7sth Regiment with
rank from January l. 1857, vice Townsend promoted
Thomas 9. Knight 70 be Lieutenant Colonel 76sh Reg
ment with rank from January no. 1867, Woe f. Crosby,
resigned.
william henry aunthcr to be Lieutenant Colonel 9th
Regiment, VITA rank from December "a, 1860, vice Gun
Stephen Piekney, 70 be Major 18th Regiment, with
rank nom December 10, 1850, vice John W. Davis, re-
ieuns Van vech,en, Jr, to be Captain 7esh Regiment
with rank from Aug 70, 1855, Woe F. 10 q, ~
noted.
Joseph Hoover, to DO Captain 4sth Regimes IN rar x
Iom Jtn. s, 1857; new appointment
Ludwig Fser, 70 be Captain l7th Regime reAs
nom Jan. 8. 1857, new appointment
Roger Me3raw. TO be Captain Ssh Regime nj 80 rs1f
from'Jsn H. 1851; new appointment
Joseph shaIkenbacx, TO be 1N ueutenar .sid Ref-
ment with fabk from Jan s, 1897; new appointment
Ransfnrd Wisbtnan 10 be lst Lieutenant 4lst Regi
CHRISTIAN Ebersold 10 be lst Lieutenant 6ath Regiment
with rank flom April a, 1852, VICE Henry Elmyer re-
Louis Motto, 70 be LIST Lieutenant 10Th Regiment
with rank fism Oot 2o 1855, vice Hartman schmidt,
sisped.
rank nom January s, 1850; ne. spesi.smsnt
Michael d. McGraS, 70 be LIST Lieut.. 2Sth Regiment,
with rank IRON January II, 1851; new appointment
George Waiter, to be I'd Lieut. 4sth Regiment with
rank from January s, 1851; new appointment
O.son Michel . be "a o! Lieut. li.s Regiment Win
Heh Die Carpenter, 70 DO I'd Lieut. nth Regiment with
rank from DeoemNr IL, 1855, Woo l. g. Bendix pro-
noted
Louis Kohkr 70 be I'd Lieut. l7th Regiment, with
from January 6, 1867; new appointment
Michael h Kennedy, 70 be "a Lieut. 26th Regiment,
with rank nom January IL. 1857 Snew appointment
Edmond O'Keefe 10 be I'd Lieut.. 26th Regiment, with
rank from January II, 1857 new appointment
FREDERICK TOWNSEND
Adj GenI N. Y.s.A.
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Duited SaAies per cent bonds, 1885,. les
Do. per cent bonds, 1858. ...1o8
Alabama per ont bonds ................ ~
aasy land per cent sterling bonds. ...... 30
nsss och nscsss per ocnt do. oo..........loo
ussssippi par cant bonds, l84l .leTl.... 43 o.
10. per o. Mt Union Bank bonds....... 10 .
Pennsyivanh pr cent bonds. 10 o
Do. do do ls77,............ 81 o
tennessee Q per ccn, boods ............... 80
Virginia per cont bonds, 1850. 50
Do. per cent sterling bonds, 1885,. 81
New Orleans per Genus 1888, ............ 10
III. Cen. 7 per c., 1875 LIST m not convert. SO
DO. per cent, 1s7b...................S 81
%. per cont (FreelAnd), $780,. .....;1o .
Do. aha ss,.................... (prcm) 1exa
Michigan Central per cent, 1899 .......... ~
New York Central 0 per cent, 1883. 80 .
Do per cent 1854 ;'...';;::::,, W
10. per cent COW 1897 ............ ~ o
10. do. SINKING Fund, 1873. $50. 80
rSssma per cent LIST mug sterling BIDS nos
convertible, 1902. :...'..:..
10 do Do. DO. 1904 90 .
Penn. Central eper o. La N. not ocav. 1880 IS
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The Senatorial Question.

MEETING OF THE STATE COMMITTEE OF THE RADI
CAL DEMOCRATS.
meeting Of the State Committee Of radical democrats
appointed 1t Syracuse in July last, was held In Albany
u the Deavan House, on the 22d inst
Hon James 8. Wadsworth presided. Seventeen Nom
oers Of the Committee were IN attendance, viz. Mr.
wAdsworth, Lieut. Gov. Selden, Mr.. Field NJ. Northrop
Mr.. Titus Mr.. Floyd, Mr.. Hogeboom, Mr.. Porter, Mr.
Mnlsrd, Mr.. Chaplin, Mr.. Hunt, Mr.. Green, Mr. Gregg
hr. Welsh, Mr. 6odirey, NJ. Stevens and Ar. Hckles.
was resolved by the Committee 70 recommend can
didate for United States Senator and vote nrst h
ken the proposition 70 recommend the hon Preston
King. Upon this proposition eleven votes were given IN
the negative, and al who were understood 70 be n
vorable TO Mr. King had voted he would have received
ave votes. Before shis vote taken Judge Hogeboom
was called 70 the House, Of which he 70 . member
had he been present. he also would have voted against
Mr. King, and made twelve against TO five for him.
The next action Of the committee WAS to ballot for
choice. Mr. Field and Mr.. Hunt having been spoken OF
candidates, temporarily left the room, by which
was roe uced fourteen The ballot resulted In
Tor Mr.. hunt and one for Mr.. Fold.
Mr.. Hunt was thereupen upsnmousy recommended -
the choice Of the mittee for United states Senator
s nee the vote was taken, four members Of tue com
mit3e not then prosent-viz Hon. 4. r. Hubert, OF
Heikimer county Judge Hogeboom, Of Columbia county
John a. Selkrege Of roupkns county, and Hon. Robert
Campbell OF steuben oounty-have directed their names
10 be subscribed 10 the recommendston Of Mr.. Hunt
Il thus appears, without including Mr.. Hunt or Mr
Field that twelve members Of the committee have already
declared for Mr. Hunt
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prssenteA v The mayor, and not returned wlehtn ten
days. 70 take feet same manner - signed By him.
No money be dras from eeasury, exoeps pre-
siously appropriated. No expense 70 be incurred IN
ers upon appropriation Of moneys then In treasury, su
icieBt to cover such expense Finance Departments Of
ty to be finance De srment Of board with Inc powers
and duties All moneys 70 be drawn on vouchers Of
suditor approved by comptroller. No payment 70 be
allowed beyond legal claims
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rSyonns mt spseoA had telling eject ard the Bouse
npmeo atcy laid the bill aside
when ne dsy Dssssss come before The Legshswe b
q bsped hat NJ Pomssoy will take he Same view a
s ncAl rsh, and mot stultiy himself BY opposing
Saiixena.
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snS ethey democratic fses solsrs nade frequent and
ssls speeches support Of inc prsviso Mr King during
uttered syllable either speech upon paper, the
enthusiastically casting simple vote II 10 sho we'll
viso ives up Mr. King required urgisg 70 vote Tor H.
ID also urged reason why Mr. King should mot DO 80
ec'ed that bis name was not mentioned for the ooe BY
The 6sste Convention Of tree sellers which fused into
puobcasbu. he had been thar ohosoe, suoa IN OK
preston Of sentiment would then NEST certainly have
Tho democratic free soil section anxious TO ssnd
man 70 ihe United States Senate who possesses the
ability on the aoor 70 rspresen, the .:e Of New York
and hroeasers rney have found such . man IN
the per SON Of Ward Hunt Of Utica. He Is one Of the
shoulder With ' David Dudley Held when 10 nitro
duced the famous " corner stone" into the dc no
cratic platform but whsh vss rejected sy me Ws,s
Proviso ID the House Of Representatives, from which
Ar King dates his free soiIism. 30 u appears tina.
hen M. King Tia. Hr r. has ever been consistent, no
man deny. Upon every occasion, In conv ention or
nuDisr enemies and ali osher risnds Of slavery propa
sspdism. Btsdes Ward Hunt stands 1t the head or tue
esa prof ison one Of the most eloquent and dgnisd
public speaker In the State and possesses quad
cation which should grsce . New York Senator In the
Consress Of the United States He u bold and ingenious,
VIII com and tn. attention likewise the respect Of the
intellectual giants Of the Senate THIS ID the man who
psd 'g.s' King The spaS S.cs
apo large portion Of the members Of the Assembly from
those portocs Of the STATE decidedly In iavor Of ar
Hunt There being no other mentioned to succeed
hamilton FISH, the H. therefore parro Sed do4n
TO those two. Although there h retop lon pending In
The House 70 70 into joint ballot for the election OF
United States Senator on the first Tuesday Of February
present Appearances most clearly indcate that the day
selected couple Of weeks too early. The members OF
the house may have brought public opinion with them
10 enable them act In accordance with II, but the
Senate which holds over from last year, may be CON-
sidered being held under tho pledge given fourteen
months since when they elected 10 vote for Pres
King Besdes there two republican Senators SILL
absent from their OF Illness both
wanting 70 give the majority power 70 meet the House In
Joint CON mittee
Thus viii DO seen that the time set In the resolution
OF the House Is premature, and must necessarily be
extended TO such time will the return Of the
two invalid Senators. As matters now stand appears
evident that the House In favor OF Mr. Hunt aud the
senate p, eer Mr. King; and when In Joint ballot, the
large mai ,Yity the latter viii preponderae, and thus
Ward hunt declared . United States Senator from this
State for six years from the Alb Of March next.
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ne sscils and Bar Cas-Ho7, Obnsrtaser nlosno-
Beris snd Sausnss Bsnls-ProsdSs Pr TEN. Of TIE
Sv~at,-Cdy B1s, de-, DC.
The testimony 10 the case OF Barr W. sickls has all
ben sxes before ths COMMITTEES and meeting to be
held This evening Tor consultation and agreeing p,ssi
Die on report 70 be Submitted 70 the Senate
On Mosday mornin. Fem audible whispers outside n
sess the cass will turn upon the poin, whether any IT,
resusrce In the q the votes occurred previous
or subsequent 10 tho OF those cast for Senator
M testimony clear that The inraouons Of the Law
winch we're committed By The inspectors W. done SUD
Of the Senator votes. Mr. Mott,
cpssl ios Mr. Barr, ccuepdei that the slightest deva
Non from isw the Of any tickets viosted the
entire vote Of the ward. Mr.. s'ckles took the view
that n The ballots for senator legally csovassed
and previous 70 any rresnlsrty in the Board, be could
sc be held reponsb for the action Of the csnya.ses5
~ any Of their future N the Information whlon
could be ssahered 70 day so strengthen the hes
49, tss ccnm'ass WIN report In favor Of n. Sexes,
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RACED 10 prhe perocon the foreign policy Of this I'd
Illustration. To the soft suEgestious from whatever
quarter Marcys reten lon tho veil versod politician
~ Pepn,yIvanis declared that 10 retsin any member OF
Perce's Capnet would be 70 Encourage his incumbenn
Other plaoes 70 expect exceptions IN mis- intended app
cation OF rule Of " rotatln IN ohcs" harcys move
Tor Cass after himself Is likely to prove just ~ bad ia
ure The sdminiu traitor free soilers here, vac claimed
70 have killed oAss In isis have "sven their consent
10 Care appointment sSa Gil the outside pressure pro
vi5ed Tor has been made aud yet John Van Buren's
gree, Mcbgarder who wss vic I'm 70 the noise aud
confusion" Of lsss proves beyond the resurrecung
power OF the Prince and Prenisr combined. me old
Gepea had influence enough 10 keep his son Ia the mi
nsiry ~ Rome through Hlnore's administration, and
yobaby will have thai much tucoess with Buchanan In
spite OF bis changing policy Mr.. Marcy will also pro
bably be permitcf 70 keep most OF his family connec
.or and friend, their desirable positions abroad and
Al the scat OF government Beyond this they viii both
be allowed 70 seet ientment In retirsoy. NJ Marcy
however, has made NJ bis mind TO rcmaln Wssnns'on
and PEI sonAy surerntend the interests OF he friends
hsvrs an eye 70 hts stake In do,ceus 70
Western enterprises ana other land speouations the last
nuts Of his experience In government Aner mA y ne
ALBANY, Jar. "a, 1897.
"a u, ssl,oion # r.;>d State, Senator Opes Qu.sso'
-Pr,ron kirg e~A Ward Hwk.
Now tina, q resolution has been introduced IN the
Houre OF Assembly making provision for se election Of
United states Senator. The members and their friends
outside OF no republican party beginning 70 inquire
whether he quesoh a selecting senator Jet open for
oots,der alton. II IA well known that eighteen months
since wbea tho republican party being organised
Thurov Weed and the Regency here all whgs in order
10 induce g. lawrence, Herkmer, Madison, osego and
other barnburning counties 70 wheel into line, pledged
the station Of United states Senator 70 Preston Kips
show their sincerity In the matter they gave him VI
very lucrative onice Of HarboF Comm,ssiouer, at
salary Of some twenty-five hundred dollars . year
and for The purpose q keeping his before the peo
pie they nominated him for Secretary Of STATE In 1895
A.aA x~i am
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CAPT. ROBERT BROWNS
WHALING GUN.PATENT BOMB LANCEs

AND GUN
a ETER SEW ERAL YEARS LABOR AND
IA experimenting upon whales, on the whaling ground. with
his apparatus, combined with the advantages OF being 4 practical
ment in form of a Bomb Lance, which for utniry and effective
ness cannot be eXcelIed.
The attention of AGENTS aud Officers Of whale-ships is called
to the following testimonials.
SAN FRASCIsCo, january 10, 1856.
CAPT. Il. BROwN-Sr: L take this opportunitv TO inform
you that we used those Bomb Lances we bought of YOU, and
found them to be of great benefit in capturing whales amongst
the ice.
The first whale that we used the Bomb Lance on was killed
IN the following manner The boat went alongside of the whale
and the boat-steerer fired a Bomb into him aud then fastened to
MN with a gig IRON the Bomb was heard to explode, and the
whale did not blow after the Bomb exploded. The above-men-
toned whale was in the ice, and it is our opinion that we should
had not been for your Bomb Lances, and we fully recommend
them to the attention of those fitting out whale ships.
Respectfully yours,
THOMAS WALL, Master bark George.
HoSOLULU, March II, 1856.
CAPT. ROBERT BROwN-My dear Sir 1 used your Bomb
$50 bbls. Of oil. We never could have taken him without said
Lances, as our boats could not get near enough to use the COM
mon hand lance.
Yours Respectfully,
G. l.. Cox, Master whae-ship Magnolia.
HoNOLULU, March IS, 1856.
CAPT. ROBERT BRowN-Decr Sir: I take this opportunity
to inform you that 1 used your Bombs on the voyage in the ship
recommend them to all whalenlen, and especially around the ice.
| also used the harpoon and got most Of the whales by your
Guns and apparatus.
Yours Respectfully,
ISAAC ALLES, Master ship Herald.
Other testimonials can be seen by calling on the undersigned,
sale.
14tf r. COADY L CO., Honolulu.
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W EaALENG GUMS
NOTICE 40 ~yVEaALEMEN.

MACY s. LAW,
DEALERS IN WHALEMENS SUPPLIES AND GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
KAwAHAE, HAWAII, s. l.
EAV NTLy ON HAND n good
supply of Hawaiian Beef, Hogs, Sheep, and numerous
other articles required by Whalemen. The above articles can
be furnished at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms in exchange for bills on the United States, or orders on
any Merchant at the Islands. No charge made on inter-island
exchange.
~ Beef packed tc order, and warranted to keep in any
climate. 3452
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Come Clare, Jenney, Aunt Mary-where are
you all? Here is mother, and here is Bessie-and
here is Glare. Come! Do not make the turkey
wait -
"They are coming, papa. They just ran over to
Mrs. Weaver's to carry a few slices of roast, and some
of mammals nice jelly. Here is Jenny, and l can
hear Aunt Mary
eyes, here she comes grumbling,'' said Mr.. W.
What is it now, sister? Anybody stepped on you,
or bitten you, or anything?'
"Why, Jenny was in such q fever that I had to
run, almost, to keep pace with her-that was ALL
said Aunt Mary, biting her lips to keep down the
smile that wanted to come. Aunt Mary was decid-
edly in her best humor, and the children took ad-
vantage of it.
"I'll tell you, Papa, a secret, may be" whispered
Clare, loudly. ssAuntie has been making Mrs. Weay-
err a present, and she feels so happy that she has
helped her to something to be thankful for, that she
has to grumble to hide her own thankfuIness.''
"Auntie'' shook her head ominously at the little
t~ale-teller, but that proved only the signal for another
fire. Papa said little Bessie, as she held her
plate for a drumstick, "Auntie Mary made ina
present, too, today
"Oh, pet what was it, pray?"
"a nice new dress like ~Jenny's, and a great,
pretty doll"
"Indeed well, she meant you should be thankful
for once; do you suppose you are?'
Why yes, papa, and so is mamma, too, l guess,
for she gave her ever so many yards of warm flannel,
and a"
Wilton, do stop that child's mouth with some
thing-a bit Of pudding, if nothing else. By the way.
have you succeeded in raising the money for Mr.
Penley
"Sister Mary. [ am doubly thankful TODAY. 7
wa. about TO tell you. wife darling. that you have
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ENoR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED

a4NDH ALE BY THE NED
Z Cotton duck Nos. l to 10; anchors and chains,
Russia and Manila cordage, II to : inch;
Beef and pork; medium bread; butter in kegs;
Iowincs; hbls salted tongues; cases preserved meats
Gases preserved green peas; cases preserved green corn;
Gases assorted sauces; cases assorted English pie fruits:
Cases assorted English pickles; cases Claret wine;
Cases olive oil; cutting falls;
Cases mems goat brogans; cases mems calf brogans;
Cases wOncn's shoes; denim pants and frucks;
hardware of all kinds; crOckcry IF all kinds;
Glassware and cutlery; groceries of all descriptionsj
Duponts powder III l III cans;
Cane and wood seat chairs, various patterns;
Bales monkey jackets; bales thick pants;
Bales blankets; rolls Brussels and tapestry carpets;
Ships camboOscS and cabin stoves;
Tea; coffee; sugar; assorted spices;
BbIs New England rum, !
Gases Niartell Brandy, 1.1
Bbls pure spirit,
Half pipes gin,
Boat anchors: whaling gear; blocks, assorted sizes;
: Corn aud hickory broOms; bales wrapping paper;
Boxes chocolate; hair, paint and whitewash brushes;
Thin clothing of all kinds;
And q variety Of articles adapted to the retail trade.
ALSO,
Bales denims; blue drills; ~saddery. assorted.
20-tf J. c. SPALDING
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NEW GOODS FOR SALE,
DECEIVED PER "RADUGA," FROM
II, ROSTON.

NEW GOODS FOR SALE,
DECELvED PER "RADUGA,' FROM
IL BOSTON:
Bales brown Drills, do blue do,
{" Pink Prints, bales Statewide DENNIS,
Gases blue Cottons, do Bleached Sheetings,
RoIss P PiSSs' S DO P y W q. s h St 9 and s.
Gases Denim Frocks and Pants,
g Striped Shirts, do Warren DENNIS,
Gases asstd Crackers, kits No, / TackercI,
Kits Tongues and Sounds, or boxes Cod Fish,
Quarter boxes Saltwater Soap, kegs Nails,
Gases Spirits Turpentine, do boiled Linseed Oil,
:" Mems thick Boots, do do Brogans,
Bills. Hickmans Old Bourbon Whtskey,
Kegs extra do, cases and tins black Paint, ~
Cans of English green do, do Putty,
Cases Hickory Shirts,
/" mems sewed calf goat, leather, calf pegged, leather do
Mems red, black and blue slippers, do calf sewed Boots.
Just received, e1 VaqaerO, kegs pure extra No. l White Lead.
29-f &c. SPALDISG.
DICTIONARIES.
VNHE SUBSC2IBER has on hand a fine assortment
of the following styles of Dictionaries:
"ebster'S Quarto Dictionary in various styles of binding.
High School do.
For sale by 29-+O) Il. NJ. WHITNEY.
WORKS ON H SANDWICH ISLANDS.
DATES TRAVELS IN THE SANDWICH
p ISLANDS, finely Illustrated.
Bingham's History of do. do.
Cheever's Island World of the Pacific.
" Travels in the Sandwich Islands.
Jarves' Scenes and Scenery in do. do.
For sale by HENRY VI. WHITNEY,
1910 POst-Oice Building.
TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL HA-
IL WAuAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, for the year
1856. Vol. II. No. 3. Price 30 cents. Just published, and for
sal! sef Gy H. NJ. WHITNEY.
MANILA 2 Manila cigars, Havana
AVE shape.
For sale by
35tf G. A. & II. 2. POOR.
SMALL SIZES AMI ROPE,
NO SALE BY
AZ B. W. FIELD.
YELLOW sHEATHING METAL
A Nd NAILS-Fors sale by
N AZ b. ". FIELD.
BLUE
EVOR SALE BY
AZ u. W. FIELD.
NOR SALE BY
IL +. w. FIELD.