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Polynesian., 1857-12-26
Cbc })oInneslan;
Published weekly at Honolulu. Oahu. HI.
sPLES GORDON HOPKINS. EDITOR.
10 THB EDITOR or THE PoLYEEsIAN.

& g;-I have for some time back, been trying to
.-sand how oil and bone that are quoted from
aclrrents Of New Bedford or New YORK at 60 cents
-Ion and 81. 80 per pound, should only be worth
1uolau 80 and 10 cents Why should one third
s oil and two thirds of the bone be deducted in
settlement with ships crew for charges expenses
missions &c, which do not concern them, which do
.aneit them, and which have been, or are about
4 Incurred without consulting them If men ship
.kg such and such part Of seasons catch,
render their services for an equivalent in oil and
AMI if they consent to be paid off in money instead
AMI bone, 1t seems to me but simple justice that
should receive the actual market price of these
esn the port where the voyage is settled and they
gel without reference to the artificial price that
rule At any foreign Consulate. That price is
Binding upon merchants Of this place when trading
elca other, why then should it be binding upon
Fhen trading with his owners? For fourteen
s that have been living here, l do not remember
l!e year when the bona fide Honolulu market price
vas less than the Consular rates, though it often
zen considerably higher.
~ foreign shi p-OWners and their crews may agree
their settlements Of voyages, does not materially
ne. except Il wel-wisher Of seamen generally;
/ IS own people here in Honolulu striving
Ito build up a whaling business of their own,
that much of their after success will in great
sle eaepend upon the equity, justice and liberalty
ardelings now with those, without whose energy,
fitness and good viii, in return, they may sail
ships to the 0chotsl Sea, and sail them home
--l as clean as they went
honolulu shp-OWners want to prosper, let them
;neir own laws, rules, uslges and customs in the
Ling business; let them stand on their own bottoms,
~ by their own compasses; DO away with the
-1i1us practice, which compels Hawaiian seaman
alrl Of Hawaiian ship, discharged in Hawaiian
Il to be paid off at the rates of foreign Con-
Lie; give a Hawaiian shipped seaman the full
fee option Of taking his oil or the Honolulu market
;d)nt bother him with ''interest and commissions
such petty contrigances to g skin louse, which
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FKRs0N L

80. Elder Alexander Campbell, Of Betha
Va is in New Orleans en- visit.
go. Gen Walbridge authorizes Us to say
that he was not present at any meeting noui-
rating or proposing any candidates for Off o
for the city of New York or elsewhere.
80. Brig. Gen. G. C. Hornsby of tho Nicar.
aguan army, publishes an indignant letter in
the N y. papers, denying an assertion by a
correspondent in the Y. Y. Herald, impesch-
ing bis conduct on the field of battle. He
says il Bennett does Tot give the name Of the
author, be will chastise him.
go. A London correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian describes the scene in the
House of Lords on Tuesday night. the oath nit,
and says: A great speach by the Earl II Der.
99y 10 enc Of the recognized "events' Of the
London Fashionable seas n. The noble Earl
the favorite orator Of aristocratic society,
sra coroneted carriages, graced by the tallest
ioosnen, brought down to the Old Palace Y ard
last night q sprinklipg of the depu,antss of
toe season, in charge of their anxious Iadv
mothers, as we'll as the fair pssress nolitician..
Who FEVER miss great debate in the Housr
Of Lords. Tho venerable LOOKING Ama,;ooe
minister, Mr.. Dallas-worthy descendan, ~
the pilgrim fathers Of the republic o.cnn;. y.
a seat in the gallery, and was accomusp;sd
by Miss Dallas.
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TEE PosrrIoH OF WALKER In NICARAGUA
The New York Times understands thai letters
from reliable sources in Costa RIGA, have been
received by the George Law, putting an en-
tirsly different complexion upon the news
which had previously reached rs from Col
Lockridge. q
1t is stated that the engagement at Hips
Point amounted to nothing At all, and that the
Costa Ricans retired in perfectly good order,
losing no arms and suffering no defeat It
was believed that they had withdrawn In pur
susnce Of . pre-arrsDged plan, to permit Col
Lockridge to 60 up the river as far AZ Castil-
10, and then to cut of his retreat. The report
that Castillo had been taken is said to be
wholly without foundation, nor had Colonel
Lockridge captured 400 rifles, 80 was pre-
viously reported. The Costa Rcans are very
confdsnt that an attack upon San Carlos, If
made by the American force, will be repslsed,
as the foIt is we'll defended and it 10 then de.
signed to cut off tho retreat Of the assailsnts,
and prevent their joining any achievements
that may arrive from the United States. Moth.
ing decisive or very reliable, in regard to
these matters, can be known until the arrival
Of the Tennessee, which will be due at New
York In about q week.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFuxED BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION can be acquired by
using the Balm of Thousand Eows,s {"
What lady or gentleman would remain under
the curse Of disagreesble breath, when, by
using the " Balm of Th, usand Flowers ss
dentifrice, would not only render 1t sweet,
but leave the teeth white as alabaster? Many
persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject is 80 delic,te their friends will
never mention it. Beware Of coun.erfeits
Be sure each bottle is signed "F etridge d
Co, N. z" For sale by oil Druggists, and
J. Shillingt
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SPIRfToF The MORNING PRESS

The Union discusses the efforts OF the Re-
publican party to get up q new sgisst on
upon the Drsd Scott case, and reprehends
the act Of Judges Mclean and Curtis In max.
ing haste to get their dissenting opinions in
the abolition newspapers by way Of furnish
Ing fuel for the fame Of that proposed popu-
lar excitement.
The Intslf'Se'esr republishes the following
brief letter from Gen. James Watson Webb to
his paper-the New York Courier and En-
GHirsr. If, as 10 likely, it was written after
consultation with those representing the Eng
lish Government q: this Capital, it is import
ant:
WASHINGTON, March a.
Z" have been permitted to examine care
fully the alterations made by the Senate in its
conditional ratification Of the Da las Treaty
and have no hesitation in saying that they
are such as will be very cheerfully acquiesced
in by England. No one of the changes rec
commanded affects in any way the principles
upon which the Treaty is based and thos D
articles which relate to questions that hav Q
heretofore produced disagreement remain IN.
touched / congratulate, very sincerely, the
whole country upon this most satisfactory ter
minstinh o: every question PEI ding between
Great Britain and the United States.
q w. W."
The sane journsl mentions that The depar-
ture Of General Wool from tho Pacific side de-
wolves on Colonel Fsuntleroy the command of
the military department of The Pacific side.
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70 GAS MANUFACTURERS.
4 CHALL EkGE.<

TNHE UNDEKS IHNED CHALLENGES the
l. manufacturers Of any Of the Portable Gas D.
p,ratus in the Metropolitan Mschasie.' Imsti-
tate, now being held In this city, to produce as
much Gas Of as good quality as cheap a rats
as IAN be produced by the process known and
patented as CHoATH AND 1YLER's; he hereby
challenging the connection Of any and all Of
them fI a sum ranging from fty to three hxx-
dred dollars; the sum agreei upon, or proper se
curl lie, there for to be depo In the hands of
any responsible person, or in any II the CITY
Banks, sub ct to the draft the successful com.
petitof. Inc award to be made bv the il res Of
the Institute, or such Other persons IS NAV be
agreed upon This challenge to be left open for
acceptance by any and all Of them until the LIST
day Of Aph 1857
lie C. N TYLER
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SPAsNoDIo AsrHNA.-The most severe cases
Of this terrible complaint have been cured by
few doses Of Jonas WIiteons5's Remedy for
Asthma, Rose Cold, Hay Fever, 9c., and in
no instance has it failed to give immediate re-
lief. Prepared only by Joseph Burnett & Co +,
fremont street, Boston. For sale by all Drug.
giets -..
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NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
@ u 81 Rg s
MEMPHIS & CHAR ES ron RAiLkVAD
CONNECTING
Chattanooga with Mem Phfs, Ieln.
THE LAST CONNECTING LINK OF
Il RAILROAD between the Northeast ard
Southwest, forming an entire Railroad connec.
ton between NEW YORK AND THE MIsSIS.
SiPPi RIVER, Via AUGUSTA, ga.
This road will be completed and opened fer
the regular transr ortati~n OF Passengers and
reie BIT By the LIST Of April, and will afford more
ErI edition, and les ~ pense, than any othe
route between the Northea t and southwest Pa: .
senge al shippers will tab due notice thereof,
and govern themsc YES accordingly
The Freighs in charge Of the Adams Express
Com any Is carried over this road daily by the
Passenger tieins. r c. ARMS,
mar lS-u General Superb tendent.
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OFFICIAL.

TlIAsuIY DEPARTMENT, March n, rss,
Notice Is hereby given TO holders Of stock q,
the loans Of the United ststes, that this deo,,-
ment w.n purchase The same until the Ist c,y a,
June Ie1t, unie.s the srm Of $4,000 sh,ll \.
previously obtained, and win pay, In addition "a
the interest secrued nom the date Of the last seu
annual divid nd Of interest thereon, to, s:hss win
one DAYS sdditional interest for The money, :,
reach The vsnder, the following mites Of premium
on said stocks:
For the stock Of ,s2, q premium Of 10 ps
cent.
For the stock Of lsi7 and 1873, prem un Of
per cent; ana for the stock Of 1850, common,
called Texas Indsmrity Stock. Q premium Of
Per cent.
Certih stes Of stock tansmitted 70 tie deps,.
ment, under this notice, must bs assigned 70 n.
United States, BY the party duly entitled 70 r..
ccivs Il . proceeds.
Payment for the stocks 90 assigned and trans,
mitied will be made by drafts On the Assis,sp,
Trssurers 1t Boston, New York, or philsdsl.
phia, At u scpon cf the Tares eaitlsd to receive
the money, which should be e1peaed in the LEI.
ters 90 >omPsnying the certificates.
HOWELL COBB,
mar Iad:istJune Secretary Of The Treasury.
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OBrandreth's PIlls.-The weak. the
ehsumPtivs Rheumatic ooeve Bilious aud Delicate after
some dsys wiz and renewed srepzh and e 10000
exery organ CT fser frames livery makes the blood
He nerves com Eepce In the terminate
me These ?tils hrst effect, upon tae Ar
eo3d Increasing the circulation, by which Impurities
In the veBs, and they throw srcb coIlec
t mo the bowels which orgs, by the energy derived
Hona ochdreths fis expels them the en- When
nrat used the ptis occasion rring and even hs
worse this be with for the good TO
e.e ..seIWsras no ssst good is without
IN us attainnent and this rule applies to the
OF health These symptoms only where the
n. Tong siruxsi'd ander load Of IMPURE tenacious
mos. 81 ne: for few days WIN satisfy
arectons shonld De carefully studied untsrstood and
howe health and visor Will sority OF cases be &C.
Cared by the use Of RRAND.krH'S pills ~-
sod AZ rs cents box Canal street roth
BnhTns. Nov York; sy T. W. Dyott & Sons la north
ally. se.si
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den ne around us, and dropping daughters fall by
the roadside In the early dawn
takes them by and symptoms waI ms in
vain Wren the slight tickling In the dry hack
Ing cough sdmonishee and buy MR. Gardners Indian
BAl'am OF Livervort aud Hosrhnund; H cures al srch
symptoms ard svers the dreaded disease claims s
victims through their peglect. -
Asssrs Weeks Potter No. t4 Washington street. Bos-
ton General AGENTS For sale by w. Il. Gilman Charles
rally. mar 49,
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EOR kENT-THAT DESIRABLE BUSI
heSs sumo on GIN stIsSt VEST, snIa door from
part the building To q good and pIotn Mt
,enant the rent viii be made reas nable n,
terms ply to JAMES TOWLES. Prem INV
Agent, on n street. moth, betweea 9Th ard OK
streets, No $50. mar 12F
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IMpofSaht % the Ladies !-DP. Du
fONCOS FEhALk PII.LS-The combination Of Ynsredi.
enn TIE Fills are perfectly harmless Their encecJ and
merits are based extensive practice OF over thirty
sssrsi ana, where the directions been strct,y foi
hey have never failed to
I'll 2alnni ano dincut truat.on particularly at
tne Shsnge OF ns They vii the whes and remove
Az arsns from coid exposure any causes
ana may oe Used successfully Preventive Cali upon
Lac sgent, and get Circular for particulars nee
Prise q rer box With full directions Sold wholesale and
aea.n ~ ChAs sTOTT, Druggist, Pslnsylvania avenue
SAnosh NAITE sss Seventh street, washin xton o. C
sh1h CisSEI Georgetown; 10 whom eli orders ant
snd the Fills Will be ssat conddeutAy mat. In
tsdies who enclose I'll en- Dollar - ' ~
N B.-Ses signature the bog; 10 coz a.,
cry. .vf
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A DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESIDENCE
"A on the hets hts Of GeoIg clown for Rent
The subscriber offers for rent his House ard
Furniture 70 six Ins nths ffcm the let Of May. A
valuable Cook will be hiie3 to the tenant.
mar is-u LOUIS MACKALL
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COR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST

TO E-ONE OF THE FINEST
Farm In FairfaK county, Va, containing
sary 3IS acres situated on the Little liver Turn
pike Road sH miles from Alexandria, about IL
from Wa 'tf.. ton, and mile from q proposed
station on the manassas Gao x. < now ap
pro ching complexion Buyers will ne show
toe prer ises by persons living there The pro.
porty will Recommend itself on inspection For
terms aHdresr the subscriber by mail at Dranes.
Vile, Fairfax co., Va. JAMES 5. PUROY. I
mar 1856 .-... .-ar (
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A MONSTER TREE OR A MoNsraous LIE
There is said 10 be an oak tree near Ralei,b
N. q which at the sun q meridian covers win
shade space Of uipe thousand feet. It would
afford shelter for four thousand i've hundred
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EOR RENT.-THE SECOND-STORY on
II Warehouse No 357, known a W asbino "a.
ball corner OF Och stree ard Penn. avenue over
or nc lon Rom, formerly ust d q, a RilIis,d
Room. To coed tenant rent mods,ate xnn's
to .. L: CROWN CO, Auctionesrs. fr'
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DTe Southern Dealer. An Per,

TeTfuneYY,
DsscoLL's BALM FLOWERS for he COMPLEXION teeth
breath. &C Price u
DhlseoLL lsPHovrD RosssARY CASTOR for tbs
CROWN aud preser walton of the hair. Price rs cepts
DErsCoLL's CIsCAssIAS HAIR DYE nsantaneous Pr,e.
81. INV
DsscoLLs HAIR CoLoRISo FLUID, for changing grey hal
color without stsning the skin
DkiaeoLLs FonNADE PHiLoConE. Price cents
Can be had 1t all jobbing houses spd druggists In Bt
ore, an OF the Proprietor D. C. DRISeOII a- ard o-I
baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. mar liz. In
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"SPIRIruALIsM on The DECLINE The
Stiff Telegraph pu bIsned by Psrtri' Iye
and Er.t:ain, Of New York, is offered .os 10
as its propristors are DESTROYS Of changing
their business.
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SPRING MILLINERY

SfhINd mILLINEHY.
WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR STOCx OF
w" Spring Straw Goods, consisting in ~
part Of Fine English straw, Neapolitan, ~
Leghorn, Chip Tuscan, and other Hats for ~
ladies and misses
Also, a fne assortment Of French Flowers,
Wreaths, Ribbons, Blends, 60.
Ladies' are invited to call and examine at our
Fancy Store on the Avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
mar 1857 HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
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EOR SALE THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
Tor sale his r arm Of : OO acres situated on tn
Washing ton and Ht him0rr Raiiroad, half mi e
ON s~tt and mile ITO n Belt. Vile 10
once, l3 miles from Washington, and Is from
Bal'imtre The improvem snts consist Of nrew
frame Dwelling, (tw stories y q large new Barn,
and all the necessary out. buildings, Ice. GU e.
full Of ice a young and thrifty Orchard OF select
fruit There IL about 90 bus hels Of wheat sown
with euano II not sold before (of which notice
will be g.ven) the above will be offered to the
highest bidder, on WEDN EsDAY, the 25th day
OF March u fair, IL not the next fair day. sale
to take place on the premises, ct ~ O'Clock.
Terms made known the day Of sale Po session
given LIST Of April
II the Farm is sold, the Stock and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture will also be
sold at the same time and place.
EDWARD HER BERT, BeltsvilIe, Nd.
ALso-From three to four buadred Acres OF
Land adjoining. moety in wood, and nearer the
II al road. on which Is a small two. story Brick
House WILL Q Ter, d at the same time and plar a.
att sold in lots TO suit purchasers mar 1..6ts
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OAK WOOD AT IS -.
TWO OR THREE HUNDRED CORDS
Il best OAK WOOD will be delivered at the
following rate:
Wh0fe Cord. 70
nan dO.ss W
Quarter do.....................
lDrA cargo Of Red Ash SrOVE COAL,
nut size, Just received.
H. For sale ut the COAL. AND WOOD
YARD southwest corner 9th and Il streets.
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. Medicinal LIQUORS.

Old Henn.rsey Brandy, very superior.
O,1 Fort Wine pure Juice, imported for invslds
oid Rye whiskoy, warranted over ten Years old
For sale In demitohns and bottles, at
GILAANS new Store,
"H Di" $50 Pa. sv,nle.
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E'OR RENT THE FINE LARGE Dwell
L ling House at the corner OF Penn. avenue md
9th street ess. beir tte house fol merly occupied
by the late VIM. Easily. Po session given i'm
mediaiely Inquire Of the subsc riber through
the Post Once, or at their Lumber Yard, corner
18Th and ID streets
mar IS eosw HN.&y w. RAsBY.
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PRESENT,

FUTURE ~! and DISEASESf'u
To During a years tour In tie south and
West, Madame SWEET has been cor suited by
upwards Of Ten Thousand Peysons, asd is pro.
neunced superior Cleirvoyant and the W onder
Of the Age.
Terms Of Conssitation-Laaies, 81; Gentle
n On % feb M-lms
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nu0Ys AVID HOOPS sEINTH.-.rtE
L best assortment Of the abovs articles 90 b.
found IA the city,st q r. PERkIE's,
Wax TYR US IN street, near I,
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iusty eieanng KID eLovHs, without slightest smell
or nuiy to the glove One bottle clean nly pars
~ cents per bottle. For sale BY CHARLES srOTT
mar ie-ssWtw Sole Agent in Wa shipzton
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cEwINa MACHINES ANY PsReON
y having Sewing Machine Of the Wheeler &
WI son patent. in good order, living idle can rent
the same fair tern ., by applying 10 the Sewing
sS or bV sending sodress PriVieae Of O OueS.Se
Is desired IL will be wcrkrd by an experienced
h,Ld, al d good care taken OF It mar IS 3ts
VUvHE BIDS OPENED YESfEKDAY for
i the United Sta Is Court Rooms, &C 1t In.
dianapolis, Ind ran n fol ows H Parry q Co :,
Sill ,9a6 Johnson. 8l57, 673. sam Merry &
Co el04, $40. e. Il. Bolla d, &iSl 800. Cost.
gan Co Sl67, 300 Wilson & Co SIIO,lO
Alter the bios were opened several were received,
amongst them one from Messrs Bryan & Fslk.
ner aud Mr. Thomas, Of the City Post Once, but
1T considered on account Of the time for opening
having expired lie
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ANEW YORK DEMOCRATIC AsSO.
~ CITATION The members OF the New
YORK ID mocra.ic Association Of Washington
are requested to meet at the club -oom, 476 9TH
sneet, opposite General Post Once. on WEB
NkS0AY EVENING, the 18th inst. >, at o,cl,k,
70 take action relative to Its disbanding OF perpet-
uation, &c.
Democrats members elect to the 3srh Congress
from New IoIk, are invited to meet with US.
m 3. SMITH, Pres't N. y. Dem. Asso.
CHARLES o JOHNS, Rec Sec. 1t
&%.NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC AssO.
~ CITATION "A special meeting OF this
Asso, iation will be held at Temperance Hall,
THIS EVENING, 18Th inst. at * O'Clock. a
1ull attendance is request as business Of impor-
lance Will be submitted for confederation.
II F PAGE, Rec. Sec.
BEFORE THE WASH.
~ lN6ION ART ASSOCIATION
Address will be delivered before the members Of
the Washington AT, Association, at the lie: ,ure-
loom Of the CELERY, on II between 18th and 1ath
streets, on Thursday EVENING, the 10Th in.
slant, at TX O'Clock, by FRED w .IANoRR.
ESQ subject: "The aptitude of The Amerit an,
mind Tor the cultivation Of the Fine Arts " It's
ESRFGIsTER's OFFICE, MARCH u,
~ 1877 -reties to all Whom ii May Con
cara Notice Is hereby given that licenses for
Carts, Wagons, ard DrayS will expire on the frst
MONDAY Of Anril next, and that said lice nses
must be renewed at this oAace within Ten bays
nom ma, t1 = .d T%e sAM'L E. DousLAs,
S6ioeei
~ SPIRITUAL RETRkAT.-IN ST.
22d, will re commenced a "SpIRIruAL RE-
TREAT" to continue for eight days. / will be
usdeI the direction Of the Fathers Of tbs Society
Printed copies Of the order Of exercises will he
distributed through the church, and supplied on
application to the Pastor.
mar N4t (lntel& 6lobe)
~PHILADELPHiA CAKE AT PHILA
-. Ia prices, at the Philadelphia Ice
Cream Depot, corner 18th and streets
ICE CREAM at 81 so per gallon. feb Is .1m&
RlCH BAR EaE kOBEs-JUsr Received
~ by The subscriber, ga Penn avenue, be ween
mar sd. FaANkAr mcsEE
AN AMERICAN PLAY, BY AN AMERI.
"A an Author, Cortt T. the Conquer In S acts
This Poem has great merit.
marls FERGUSON, 4sS 7th st.
GREAT BARGAINS AT MCLAUGHLIN A
~ Co Is, 20, bet s and o, selling OF goods at
low rates, to makeroom for our usual large Spring
StocA. L.. mar Is
90 AND ZEE THE BEAUTIFUL GRAND
u Piano just received at
mar ls Pa Az bet 9th and 10th sts
INQUIRE WITHIN FOR ANYTHING YOU
want want to Know or, zoo Facts for the People.
mar is FEasUsONss. 49, 7tb 81.
4 1hiLQRkN's CARRIAGES CABS, PRO
~ peleb, Hoops, Graces, Hobbyhorses, Fea.h.
CT busters, Children Games, &C &c at
mar IL MCLAUGHLIN 4 CO.'S
OAR tsOLs- AR.sOLs! -, =.
TEL AND CRINOLINE SKIRTS,
IN a. ms ceiebrai, KID GLOVES.
FRANK A MeGEE,S
I rs rem ave-, bet l2th and 18th streets