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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-26
FEMALE SCHOOL,


THIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN ON THE 18TH OF
October, under the euperntendence of Rev. B. BUR
WELL and Lady assisted of competent teachers
in all the branches usually taught in first Glass female
Schools. =
The scholastic year will be divided into two sessions.
which Immediately succeed each other with short
during the Christmas holidays Pupils are charged from
the time of entering but deduction made for absence
except in cases Of sickness Young ladies' from
distance will be required to board with the Principal
except under peculiar circumstances Each boarder will
be expected to furnish her table napkins and towels
and to have her clothes distinctly marked. .
TERNs PAYABLE ADvANCR.l -r
Board and Tuition per Session, II 800 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, 20 90
Use OF Instrument 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 to 20 90
French and Latin, each, 10 %
Day Scholars, 16 to Is 90
Sept. 26, 1857. Ss-2tw
NOTICE.-THE CASWELL MUTUAL FIRE IN.
IL surance Company wish to secure the services Of
good Travelling Agent for the Stste =
Address, N. L. WALKER, President
Milton, n. G.
Sept. 26, 1857. 6S-lm
- Register copy month. -
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DEATH OF Hon. WIN. DAvIDsoN.-It becomes our
painful duty to have to announce the death of one
of oldest and most respected citizens Hon. VIM.
Davidson, of this town. He died on last Wednes-
previous by his horse taking fright and running off
with the vehicle in which he was riding; the driver
being unable to manage the horse, Mr.. D. was
thrown from the vehicle and received injuries which
could not prove otherwise than fatal to SO ad-
vanced in life. He was 80 years of age; had repre-
also been chosen member of our State Legislature
for several sessions which posts of honor he filled
credably to himself and satisfactorily to his constit
uents-Charlotte Democrat.
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The WoMEN HAVE TO VoTE.-The Kansas CORES.
pondent of The Chicago Tribune writes that in con.
sequence Of the word male" before residents being
omitted the Border Rufans have unintentionally en-
franchised the women, making them votersst the
approaching October election in that Territoryi-
The ladies will insist exercising the right thus
unwittingly conferred upon them.
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4.... ATTENTION! ID. Q. rs.
vOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED BY THE DON TO
II meet at the Court House on Thursday evening, Oct
LIST, at TX O'Clock, to transact important business.
, Sept ~, 1857. "a .t-..,.- IS;
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ATTENTION OAK-CITY GUARDS.
AN ATTEND A MEETING AND COURT MAR
X tia at the Armory Monday night, the 2Sth inst,
- ut 71& o'clock.
.,., ~...---- JOS. JONES, o. 8.
Sept. &c, 1857. s.,
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$73,s67 16

NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA RAILRoAD.-We
learn from the Salisbury Herald, that on Saturday
last the citizens of Salisbury, decided by vote of
l42 for to 4s against to subscribe $25, 900 to the
Stock of the North Carolina and Virginia Railroad.
That this great work will now 60 ahead, We cannot
permit ourselves to doubt Cor moment. We hope
the authorities of the town will be prompt in carry
ing out the expressed will of the people"
SOME HOPE THAT CAPT. HERNDoN IS NOT LOST
Capt. Herndon, of the Central America, was seen
with good life preserver after the steamer
went down, and was conversed with by several per-
sons for minute or two who were near him. There
is ground for hope that this noblehearted man was
rescued and saved. Information of his safety would
send thrill of Joy throughout the whole country
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Nor OF THAT FAmY.-A man whose appearance
indicated that he was staggering from the excessive
Son of Temperance, replied Hic.no, no relation
not even an.hic- acquaintance" 81;
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The American, Tract Society.


It will be recolected that the American Tract So
cety, At it's last annual meeting authorized its pnb
fishing committee to issue ssch treatses on the du-
ties aud obligatonsg cut Of the re.tions be-
tween masters and slaves as should be adapted for
circulation in the saveholding States of the Union.
The resolution adopted under this head was guarded
however, by the retention of principle which, du-
ring the entire period of the societys activity {now
extending through thrty-two years. has been rec
ognzed in all its publications; and that is that these
latter should be calculated to receive the approba
ton Of all evangelical Christians without regard to
sectional or UNCONVENTIONAL distinctions. -
So earnest, however, was the opposition and 50
strong the protests of the Southern portion of the
Society against this contemplated course, that the
authorities of the Society have re-considered the
matter, and unanimously resolved to arrest the pub
locations referred to. We record this result with
much pleasure. The entire Southern county OBJ
served with regret the determination formed by the
Society to discuss the question the relations of
slavery and this change of will restore con-
fdence and give general satisfaction. We infer,
however, from the tone of the New York Times and
other Northern journals that those members of the
Society who desire to discuss the question in the
tracts Of the Society, will not acquesce in the change
but those who thus dissatisfied compose very
small minority, and cannot possibly hope, for many
years to come, to obtain sufficient numbers and in.
fuence to carry out their views
The WoRTHLEssNEss OF GOLD COMPARED WITH
HUMAN L1FE.-It is stated by many of the survivors
of the Central Americas passengers that there
seldom so large amount of money owned by pas
sengers was in the case of those who came by
the Central America. Many were persons of large
means, and there were but very few persons whose
immediate wealth did amount to hundreds, while
numbers reckoned their gold by the thousands of
dollars. The greater portion of the passengers
returned miners, some coming hither to invest the
capital they had realized in hopes to live life of
greater the result Of their industry and 9TH
ers to get their families and 60 to the
land of gold. But as the storm continued to rage,
less and less of gold was thought Of and when on
Saturday, it became evident that they were likely
at any moment to be buried beneath the waves,
wealthy men Invested themselves of their treasure
belts and scattered the gold upon the cabin floors,
telling those to take it who would, lest it's weight
few ounces or pounds, should carry them to their
death. Purses containing in instances g. OOO
were lying untouched sofas. Carpet-bags were
opened by and the shining metal was poured
out on the floor with the prodisaty of deaths des
pair One of the passengers, who has fortunately
been rescued, opened bag and dashed about the
cabin $4,000 in gold dust, and told him who want
ed to crafty his greed for gold to take it. But it
was passed by untouched the veriest dross.
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~ The Western Bank It Lockport, N. Y, has
suspended payment
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Fund for the Relief Of the Sufferers.
New YORK, Sept. 2l.-The merchants of this city
have held meeting, and appointed committee to
raise funds relative to the sufferers by the loss Of
the steamer Central America and reward the res
cuers. The sum of 300 was subscribed to-day
including $4,000 BY the steamship company.
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hANEOUF Saturlav n
CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS.

H. EOuoEs-It Is very amusing to notice how grievousIy
ne ren wound themselves wiz their own weapons, gore them
res with their own horns, AMI destroy themselves with the
-enmpIaesney for their own defense Like the monkey in
fable who touched OF the loaded cannon, they find them
YES asafened with a noise Of their own making, and kicked
r into the bargain
euch appears To me to be the case with the Consular appcint-
nts, concerning which you say These appointments were
kde b. Judge Pratt, a ; W were Informed, upon the ground
at the Hospital was instituted for the exclusive benefit Of
herican seamen, aud that, therefore, they should have the
kciusive benefit ofiL"
Apply this principle to the Consulate itself, for which both
merchants and shipnrasters have applied in vain. Was not the
Consulate instituted for the exclusive benefit Of American CON-
mere? Why then- did the President Of the United State ap-
point a man Who j. ueitirer a Merchant or Eeamani i suppose
yortss, AMI those that have bestowed iavors upon him and his
party The Consul, We must believe, turns a deaf ear to all
such considerations and chooses his employees from tire class Of
men who are u be benefited by the service. How could he then
American ss9aHn who, under Or. Lathrop, has 81 ably per-
formed the dulles q purveycr and steward and look with so
much favor on the eaStaiH who had the good fortune to bring
the Judse from California, But a sea-captain is the
there must have beea n mighty -% why Capt. Lawron
should have the preference over othefy Experienced sea-captains
who have hong resided on the Islands, and are altogether &C
quainted with The pace, the people and the business.
Dr. Gulllu resigned his commission in the T. g Navy for the
purT oe q lettering himself ia n civil service, which he did I'M
der Consul OgieH- AMI there l. no apparent reason for his being
uale an exception, that he should not have followed his chum
in the yO.athgE an eHcs, unless his practising in " English,
French and Italian" ; u qualification Indispensable to the
American Hospital
/ give such reasons as occur to the uninidated for these move
neuts. which, If erroneous. VIII probably be corrected.
Z PLCRBCs USUa-
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advertisements
WHARF LOTS AT AUCTIONS!

THO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
Il the New Esplanade, ON the 18th Of May, 1858, the leases
Of ground lots for One Hundred Years, Qhe rate TO be adjusted
equitabiy by appraisers mutually chosen at the end Of every
twenty-five years,) Of six lots, to be built upon Of incombustible
materials, according to a plan to be seen al the Office Of Mr.. r..
As. Wood, superintendent Of Public Works.
The six lots extend In line from the premises Of Messrs. James
Robinson 4 Co. with an esplanade in front OF 13 feet wide,
along the margin of which goods can be landed or embarked
OF each lot, quarterly, selni-annuany " annually, as may be ar
ranged on the day Of sale and in the materialand style Of their
buildings to conform to the general plan laid down by the gov
eminent, which has for its object uniformity in appearance, the
convenience Of the public, and safety from fire.
The six lots are of the following dimensions, viz 4 lots, each
60 feet frontage by las feet deep; 2 lots, each IS feet frontage
by las feet Deep
TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same day, the leases Of nine
ground lots for the same period, in rear 0: the marine lots, and
lying between the premises Of James Robinson x Co. and Fort
street, the plans and drawings of which can be seen at the Office
of the superintendent of Public Works, and at the Offices Of
Messrs. A. Z. Everett and j. +. Colsurn, AuctioneeTs-
i. K"AMEHAMEHA,
69tf Minister of the Interior.
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andiOas.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
Just Received by
IA. q.
DRY GOODS.
Brown cotton flannel; 81 do do;
Blue drills, Tickings;
Table covers; Linen napkinsi
Bra and brown damask, MORE antique parssolsi
six cords and tassels; Picture cord;
Jet buttons; Ribbons, etc.
Cord willow cape; Fancy capei
Black lace; braid,
Fancy eypsey; Misses pedal, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems calf brogansi Super call ties;
Mems Oxford ties; Metaiic overshoesi
Misses fine slippersi Boys, goat brogans'
Ladies congress CATERS; Ladies' Kid slippers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fancy baskets; Lace miss;
Nursery do; Lisle ~gauntiets;
Fans various kinds, Veil barege;
Gimp, furniture gimp; Fringe tmmingi
Sirdies: Mohair braid;
Malta lace: Muslin houncng;
Muslin and lace collars; Sets collar and sleeves.
HARDWARE, &c.
Cut and wrought nails; shsetiead and zinc'
Handled axes; 81 . lanterns;
Iron squares, Halter and log cnsMsi
Horse teams; Plated desert knives;
Pocket and table knives; Grain mills;
Iron ana brass screws. Coffee mills;
Shoe nails; FAIRBANKS scaio'
Hat and cloak hooks; Charcoal irons;
Shoe thread; Brit teapoe;
Solar lamus: do codeepots;
Glass lamps; 30 castors;
Tookino Glasses: Window cornice;
Hats ans etc: Curtain pins and banisi
Snmrs- stirrrups' etc. Grindstones and cranks.
SUNDRIES.
Boiled linseed oil; Wood and cane rocx hrs
Spirits turpentine; Cane-seat cnais;
Market baskets; kohng-pnss mottais'
Painted pals; Mashooardsi
do tubs, HAY Cuttersi
bingham bucketsj Saddlepags;
Glazed sash; Panel doors;
Window blinds: Flows;
Bride leather; Saddles, with pfio'es'
Calf skins: Lining skins;
Soeieather; Binders skinsi
.Tether chains; Stupos mes
Rackino cocks: Letter and foolscap pareri
Self-cIosinr stopcocks; Loose and fast joint butts;
Locks, of all kinds; Stewpans, enameso.
ALSO,
A great variety Of Family Stores, Haxan Flour,
Er,our i'm din. Lard, Crushed Sugar, &C.. &c.
ToD 9 a r CUEIp 65-u
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NEv ~-
II II w WUOIDS
49, 49, --xr
TIME SUBSCRIBER REGS TO INFOR NJ
Il Retailers and Dealers generally, that he expects the follow.
ing assortment af Goods from England, in October, by a clipper
'essei, VIZ:
-. -,
o.. 49, 90. onWs
pioci 90 49, c,a.h 1870 49, ~ uaA0ss
$500 bi,s ,SnI-d E1srnaS ..n,IL IaaLA.s
pIict ST. tlact ~ 1 pn~oE Ss.rs '
Assa-,aJ an So 80 80
Iamt,s - - 20 - .
IIaaoar "Dy - -
nsrin rtsaa "a, s.aris e.u,o, s1;r.s II 81. w
lIacl- cbant;uv farS bisct .Irac c,n,f
MCSLlSS- nc.
Camhrics, crinoline, cambria handkerchiefs, lawns,
Plain lawns, mourning muslin, book muslin, jaconet, bobinet.
Muslin dresses. fancy musins. etc. etc.
CoTToNs.
prmnn VIM ~nae b ama u araats o' rGu u whes r,n assa quail,
IN" - ~. u., INN nm 49, o n.s pi"es,
fn.e, III ~. S.ssoI, IN IN ,.s t - 49,,
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LETTER TO CAPT. CARVER,

oA Snfp =" l<ancastef,v from hrs Crew.
SsiR :-Besore bidding you a final adieu, we desire, in a
- particariar manner, to express the high esteem and regard
We entertain for you; hrst, rs a man, kind and generous
secondly, as a master, skilfuI, energetic and persevering and
we do so the more willingly because Of the attempts Of certain
Interested parties to saddle upon your shoulders the entire
blame Of our unsuccessful seasons work. "Fiaf jusfitia ruat
c0tsm- A strict sense OF justice, as well as a desire to hold up
20 the view Of the public those whose utter incapacity and in
competency was the primary and ultimate cause Of our i'll
success prompts Us TO declare thus publicly that had our officers
been such as they shipped for and represented themselves to be,
The seasons work would have been vastly different. Ii NAV
not necessary, because they are all Z" birds Of a feather" worth
lessy incompetent, utterly inefficient aud totally unfit. in every
respect, Tor the performances Of the duties pertaining to ~hale-
men Livery opportunity was offered 10 distinguish themselves
as whalemen- and excellent chances shown to take abundance
Of eE, oor what better opportunity could any one desire than
tHat y cnatWakr Bay. where whales were plentiful and no
other ships near To interfere with thenn) and yet so ignorant,
inefficient and absolutely worthless were they, that not one OF
them were able 10 capture a single whale. As an excuse for
their incapaeity, they declared that the shoaIness of the water
operated against them. and bOastingly assured US that when
they arrived at Slaniar Bay, where the whales hired. thew
sir, IL was there. as well as in Mercury Bay, that they convinced
4 OF their inability for, whilst other ships boats were captur-
ahead boys" and saw air and water with their steering blades.
To their incompetency alone Is to be attributed our ill success.
the excellence and worth Of MIR. Henry p. Cushman. Fourth
othcer, as a whaieman, for whom W entertain the greatest res
pect-
Permit us, sir, in cOncIusE - ~sure yssS our confidence
in your energy, skiH and perseverance as a massFfsWx-znan
q also OF our esteem and regard, wishing you every desirable
Wiecess for the future.
Yours &c,
PhilanIer Goblin, George johnson.
Desire LSIane- Manuel Audai,
FRANK b. Rodgers, Jose COur,
Augustln Java, Pedro FenOrio.
Frank jose Donald Wilson
Lewis W. Williams, David HacVerty.
Joseph Schumacher, Jose Agon.
Snries 7. L1ss Jose Louis Pachco,
.Ezss: 5 James rf Bieiben.
HGego, S&~s spOoner,
John F. Tehan, I'll Nsnan. 71-1+
George Smith,
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G.. IL. Il co.
OFFER FOR ALE A COMPLETE AS.
u SENTIMENT of
Naval stores.
Groceries.
Provisions.
Crockery, &c.:
Kegs mackerel, boxes Goldfish, boxes tobacco,
Boxes raisins, boxes soap. boxes candles,
Bbls cid cider vinegar, cases assorted syrups,
Y Gases green corn, sausage meat. mince pie meat,
Gases Lobster, raspberry jam, ounces.
u C.ses apple %1rmalads, peaches, cqrrant Jelly,
Cases cheese, tomatoes, tomato ketchup,
NCases pepper sauce, assorted sauces,
Gegs split peas, white beans,
Nkgs eastern butter, cranberries,
IN buckwheat, Genessee -four,
BoseS3 Uoted salmon, herring, table salt,
Boxes 6retus, soda, cream tartar,
Boxsx4 b pepper, alspice. cloves.
Half bbls - ID apples, crushed sugar, brown sugar,
Baskets onSel drums figs, Carolina rice,
Gases ringer snsa Jenny Ssyl Lind cake
Gases Cases assorted p pie = q, assorted meats,
Gases oysters, pickles.E rdines, prunes,
Gases yeast powders. PIN gp,e, whorteberries.
Cans boiled Inseed oil, NKegs English white lead,
French yehow,T Red lead,
Prussian blue, Ines litharge,
Chrome green, ~ Beeswax,
Bbis pitch, BbisN pai tar,
Far, casRsN . nshl.,
IdskS CoDpOStIDn Hau5 uE HaIcs
Coils Manila rope, assd sizes, Coils maAne,
TaTred rope, setzN \ stuG,
Spunyarn, Hand linen
Whale line, Log lines,
Hemp Irvine, Deep sea lii Il,
Signal halyards, Cotton canYA
Cotton Irvine, Oars, &c. M
Hawaiian beef, PRIME pork, ~
Pilot bread, Bbls navy brew
Octaves fine brandy, in bond;
Kegs old Sazerac brandy, in bond;
Kegs dhrd, Dupuy 4 Co. brandy, in bond;
Bbls old Monongahela whisky, in bond;
Bbls old Magnolia whisky, in bond;
Kegs old Magnolia whisky, in bond:
Kegs old Bourbon whisky, in bond;
Gases Geneva gin. in bond;
Gases Schnapps,
Fine Port wine, expressly for family use;
Fine Sherry, Fine Saut-Xne,
Fine Claret, Fine HOck3 Al
Gases ale and porter Bitters,
Baskets champagne, Demiiohns, &c. &c. "a.
Honolulu, Oct. Is, 1857 6Stf
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advertisements
ID. c. WATERMAN

ID. G..
HAS FOR SALE, AMI TO ARRIVE
Al $50 bbs prime pork,
$50 bbls mess beef.
100 bbls Haxal flour. E
10000 lbs navy, medium snd pilot bread, in casks, bbIs and bxs.
Water crackers and Jenny Lind cakes; butter, in casks:
Preserved meats. Boston cotton duck, Nos q B. 4. g;
smootttbotton whale-boats, oars, boat anchors;
Slop clothing, patent blankets.
100 coils assorted Manila cordage, Excelsior patent;
$50 coils do do coriage, New Bedford manufac'y;
$50 coils New Bedford towiine-
White oak plank and boards from I to 6 inch
yellow pine heading, Cumberland coal in casks
China mattiBg-white, 6i wide
Tobacco-oronoko leaf, 20lb boxes, 9Th plugs. Buff
sao chips and Turkish smoking tobacco. Nam
lila cheroots, No. 2 Manila cigars, No. 9.
Family cooking stoves, California and Island oats;
Jeffes' strong ale, in jugs; octaves Dennis Maurice cognac
brandy sauterne wine, in casks;
brandy, in cases Hollands gin. Port and Madeira
wines, cherry cordials and liquors, in cases.
Sperm Oil and Whale Oil. 66-tf
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SEABBED.-A native policeman wssseverely stabH <
on the head last night by an American man-ofwar 3.
man. The knife broke, leaving q piece sticking in
the skull. The wounded man will recover.
8Owing the great number of new advertisements
han1ed in yes.erdry, we are Obliged to omit a variety
\ of interesting news prepared for this issue.
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B. II. SNOW
OFFERS FOL SALE. in lots to suit purchasers, a,
the lowest prices, the following merchandise.
Dry Goods,
Chrome orange prints, Corah Handkerchieh,
green " White and grey merino shirts,
Brown cotton drawers, Check linen shirts,
Red flannel " White L B shirts.
Women's White cotton bose, Brown cotton,
Mems striped hose, White blankets,
Embroidered under-sleeves, Black and brown felt hats.
Hickory shirts, Colored India satin,
SIX velvet, India rubber coats,
White linen hanIkerchiefs.
Boots and Shoes.
Boy's calf boots, En'md leather Congress boots,
Heavy brogans, Kid slippers,
Groceries.
Lemon syrup, Assorted pickles, half gals,
Tomato catsup, Gerkins, half gals and q%,
| Fresh peaches, Tierces hams,
Superior Black Tea,
No. l soap, backing, Fine cut tobacco, in tin foil.
Naval Stores.
Chain cables. Russia cordage, assorted sizes,
Army duck, Manila cordage, assorted sizes,
Cotton duck, Cut nails, lanterns.
sheathing paper, Composition nails,
Snndries.
Boiler iron, verdigns,
Bars fiat iron, Curry combs,
Grocers' scales, Table spoons,
Iron beisteads. i French bedsre,d
Solar side lamps Office clocks,
Leather trunks, Wool carpeting,
White pine clapboards, Cherry boards,
Crowbars, Jute metal,
Pocket knives, Wrapping paper,
Rasps, Lamp chimneys,
Cork Screws, Hammers,
Pad Locks, &C.
India Rubber Nose, hf inch and inch,
Brass Hose Pipes, Lead Pipe.
&C., Nc., sc. es-f
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
vVVHE FIRM eretofore existing under the name of
Macy Il Law, In this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted t. the firm will please iquidate their Ta-
bilities Immediately and all persons having any claims against
the same will please pass ther accounts in to G. W. Macy. at
Kawaihae, or James A. Law, at Honolulu.
G.. W. MACY,
JAMES A. LAW.
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NEW
IRISH
At KaWaiElae or Honolulu.

lac & SPENCER, of Kawaihae, Hawaii, are pre-
WI pared to furnish at their new wharves, the celebrate,
Kawaihae Potatoes, at the lowest rates, or at Honolulu, through
Mr.. j. II. Cole, Capt. Berril, of schooner Mary, or MIR. G. G
MCLEAN.
~ Private families viii do well to leave their orders will
either of the above parties. 69-tf
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To Whalemen!
CO.PARTNERSHTp NOTICE

MACY - SPENCER. Successors to Macy & Law,
wi would respectfully solicit the same patronage enjoyed by
the old firm at the established Depot for Whalemen's Supplies,
at IxaSaihae, Hawaii. where viii be found at all times a good
suTply of Beef, Mufton. Pork. P0ullRy, and also
the celebrated Kawnihae Potatoes.
The above articles can be furnished at the lowest rates, ard in
quicker time than at any other port at the islands. All beef
sold by us viii be warranted 10 keep in any climate.
ID No charge made on inter-island exchange.
q g. ". MACY,
6s-tf FRANCIS SPENCER
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CRACKERS!

ASS'T'D Boston and San Francisco Crackers, in small
IA tins, for family use.
6stf C. L. RICHARDS & CO.
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6s-tf FRANCIS SPENCER
ITHoGRAPH1c PRESS, complete,
IL For sale by
est A. z. EvEREgT.
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AKA Assortment GfSaddEery,

And a variety of other articles. Samples of the above have I
YET arrived, but are expected by next mail
Honolulu, August y. 1857. Oft II. c. CLOTSTON.