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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
PUBLIC SALE OF
Most Valuable Civ Property.

nN MONDAY, the 18th Of April next the premises
- will sell 6yery valuable Lots Broad at the
corner Of niue
One Lot hs E. Corner of Bro ID street. fronting 30
feet o. Rroai st eet and 3 feet sum street.
Also iuur other Lots Brad street, adjoining above
fronting each I'm feet Broad street, running back $50
feet. tn Of have foo private alley their
belonging exclusively to them
ALO Lot on Soutl West corner of Bro d and sum
mer street. fronting A. feet Broai street, aud a. feet
-um er sire T. with alley in the rear and vi
feet OF tie oouthe abroad Depot Tnis Lot
soil
All th property most eighly situated for business be
tween Rilroad Depo and the HhaT and o. the only
Il Get Of good width IN lac city. These viii become
minent business stand Gone Tor yourselves.
TIE l. and year credit fsctoriy secIr
ed bearing interest ana lien retained.
Sale at O'c.o K \. VI. A v 5. LINDSEY.
+. R. HLAScOCK Au:tioneer.
rch 40
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Napoleon at st. Helena.
". II. BERRY 3 co. have lust rereive5-

". II. BERRY & co. have Just received
NAPOLEON At ST HELENA; or.intere.tiprAn,e-
dOtes and reusakshe Conversation Of tn Fpsroy dnr
nE the Five and Half Years his Captivity Collected
won the Memorials e. Las Cssas O'Weara Non,hoaor
AntomTscch, and others By John @. Abbott. With IL
Illustrations. vol, Svo cloth.
Extract from the Preface
Fheg"nius ~ Nspo'sou - astounding. AUbrancbesof
human Knowledge seemed alike ft mar 20 his riranti
mind MS ouvrrSstion ~ So Helene scattered % raugh
ne nun'r Us ans vour7nuus memorials Of those uho
.lrAned them ore renlrte wiz ntansest interest
ariiy with those profound thoughts exrressed Win 50
much GLOW oiieeling and enerE, Of dIciion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

EN- Whilstthe past winter was very severe
in this latitude, it was the reverse 10 higher
ATTITUDES. A letter from Halifax, which has
been furnished the Smithsonian Institution at
Washington, on this subject, il rs follows:
HALIFAX, Nova SoUrIA Feb. 20, 1857.
The present winter has proved more broken and
unsettled,than the last: not much snow, ir. qurnt
rains; aud again enabled to state for your in
formation that, while the Northern States have ex-
prrienced iut use frost, the thermometer here has
only on two or three nights f,len below zero, and
our harbor remains entir ly tree from ice with the
exception OF one night. when 1t very slightly
skinned over. etir ly disappearing With the ebb
tide OF the next day.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
~. monsE,S WITHDRAWING coz.
4 DIAL.

. have besa sisarss - ~ - beneficial reslts
In 49,. nrr.oas several of tcqa4nlaaces. Who
srsrs "a ola hopT a. eternity, and uh0
Esss EarfsafF.
s.ns aszsxs iSxialEsTtxa coArI,L.-rhs srsat ORR
stI s+tig b atIatsa ~ ftcaitt 70 be nerirs q
ntrsa luaEg fctry IN af e. g. q nerxou dreaft. 10
,ns sunce 81 r. ~ plant, diaiied - ne Al
n rAeislry ~ he cserlted traveller ard -herst D..
slors- I.s seects are truit n'raca1ous.s- ~ y Pek
eve h4Es heart y recon ened ~ neat cels orA,ed
sv.,e a. ~ eeft fesy tro9a Or hose ccnf as
advertised cue, sud - have n9sn May estss oir-
trrrs - tseIv Hnd aerte11 nrostrkflon lh4 = "A. 81
o-s-r earsd and thlnk Nsiashls prupAfzton, sorthy
al Ne anal hsaFs- ~. " Htraff
KERSAS 4 aAiNs. Whelrea,s aa1 RstPn Azea.s,
narcssf NJ. - faelse sqaaFe
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

RAJ Hon Robert j. Walker has accept
ed the Governorship of Kansas He will
find it fine field for the exercise of his
speculative genius.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
New Hampshire Election.

The New Hampshire papers give the complete
results OF the late election in that State compar
ed with the election of last year:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

ssLi L great misiortuas," says IL bFuyere
s'nos 70 have Inipd epssgh % sals wsll, nes latg-
msnt enosgh % b silent"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tom MOOre's Life Complete
". I. Berry & Company
NAVE Just RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
L III o nj A s MOORE.
EDITED BT LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vOls.rOyals vo., cloth
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
2 vols. royal s vo., cloth.
Ouinions Of the Press

VE4lAuuS q the ETfkS.
who has not heard CT tom Moore the Irish PostY To
al Who have read his popular this nv work
prove exceedingly interesting especially the auioboE-
l"'ny o. the Poet from his earliest reco-c;ions 10 nan-
"OOu' we heartily recommend it"-N ]. Courier.
homa Moore is the last Of the great poets aour-
=" 'ne Beginning Of the century biography, %
az written rust be esgery sought fsr. Tie publ
are cav indebted to the Messls Appleton for the cheap
ana eieFan' manrer in which they have issuedit-E y
Com. Adr.
ms Vork has been much looked for with interest b.
the admirers o. the bard Of cdrr tines. The
new work has rot dsaPponea Us The sparkling vivacy
OF Moore's letters VIII Recommend hem - models OF style
70 hos "ho am - euirenee in spistolay correspond
ence '-Aoang Register.
Every who has thslss.t literature
viii at once procure copy Of tue work"-Czarlesfon
C5uyier.
It seem to Us ma, Lord John Russell has prepared
very credsble work indeed He eyde7,lv entered mo,
it consmOre am has We hrk pur'red to y end with
sdeli,7, enthusiasm and accuracy "-BytiA Colonist
The work has great attraconsors on re subiees
the other the EDITOR one look rto ., uithou,
seeming that it ansvsrsd the highest expectatio, that
could be Isri'ratey oruedofi The work viii ofeourse
be gem IN the literature Of ne day '-Al5aay Argus
That edited with ability he na-,a name Of Env,apds
great statesman is Euara'y IN. y CurclHea
"NOore's Life bv Russell presents striking picture OF
EngliSh fe srch within the observation and ex
perienee Of the pO-t"-SoEt1ern CBrisfiqR Adrocats
We seen the ninrtiR, fsceti. crters the
most versatile vouniuous and meodeous bars Who ever
sang His intimaces with al the geauses Of the day
whether they we're poets, artists. statesmen the
navee With which he honestly away about every
'hingin hi own literary f his social ether in which
latter We can but he amused hi bon vivant propenstes
have IN his s'ye OF nsrrs,ing them much Of charm
oru' than We rererHlv find in the private lie OF men Of
genus even vher"th- "Hran i' de~orousiv aside
as we ind it here Srttr9ov Budget
w y. -. 4 60. have ,ls. o, ale
THF ENGTISV FDTTTON or WNOPF's LTFr AND
/ C0RRTSPCNDFNCF in : vols 70 M 18th
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
Only 4Eights More of Matt Pssps Celebrated
Campbell MinSlreIS,

Monday. tGarch 80. Rachel or the Marsetaise
Euesaay aackaeth, Mesmerc Doctor For ben
en- Of ". ". Nescomb.
"Wednesday. -Mischisvous Darkey.
Thursday DOor4eepe, AMI Last Night Of
he season.
" Preceding the pieces, nightly change of Negro
Minstrely.
fta's'- 49, VI anager
y Fcsst' 50 ce1-S D1o-s open At o'clock Con
cert 70 commence at7L
~ B - flee cpsl from 10 to 70 ell OK A. NJ and
fr1m e. P. where be secu' ed upon sppi-
canon to Mr. Huntly.
march2 IL Dr. p A. JONES, Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
WIN SIMMONS.


fp,,,nt. by Jess Rus-I q fodd County. Kentucky)
~ ID, ast inportant tnvsniicns the present are
- .svinx a a lest haH ms labor and fael, and the
Hrl-k trnch ssperioF 10 qualt
- t-s,rasston irqslss o. NJ Hsary AHsy IN Soath
Nsss VILE sho y noS ssibs the inFs1uon
- .is iss pro-aru me sixat uiil address Dr.
-, isxf Ekslz frznki1. fsnu, Sho = ally anfhor
a y q s-ii o. dsps Il ths sans. Ne viz Hake u %
- N al RFfek narners bly ant the tnsen-
-, raarsI--3ss rAPLff PfROS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

We hud in Enersoo's and Davies Arithemetcs
similar Enumeration table, and these good
American authorities. They fully justify the use Of
the word biiiios to express thousands OF millions,
notwithstanding the photographer. The word is
French, and there is obvious propriety IN at
tiching the same meaning 10 Il rs in the original
1t Is consistent with tho isher nunerations, and
ooviates the awkward necessity Of speaking OF
thou .snds Of mi loss = Boston Journal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

49,. Il Is saia ssai shs care al. Be put on the
ARA csxnseen mllss Of she kaslem eai of the East
Teunsssss aud yirgiLiA RaAlrOad asz week They
ual hardly reach JoBssbOro before she lsi q JsI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
LARGE AVID ExrEEaIgE AUCTION SALE OF
DAMAGED GOODS.

kITE vii a-ll AZ Aactioa, on ruEsoAY MORNING
w march Stat 1881, eon aeaeing o'uoes, precise
y. Aeeaata ~ The unisTErt an ~ eth concern
"a 80 pscxzges u staie Ffseg DAY fOlOs eaOEs
B00fs. clio nj q. dAROw RS, fSfAC -. GLARS
PAPER Ac Ac.saFea n ihe wrces d ne A. T. ~
Thsse haze Al bern drie "a caefig SrfaaE Tor
til, sale. ID VI be -, regard ess % PRES.
TX MS-Ad anier 4 -, etsh. al -uaas over sfo0
far 3.sh tine siH Be given for ssslactoril, ca
d,fscd, rAsabls In ons q he ety oants
rRABUg LUots
ca. Rsrp, Aasiioneer. mar hsJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

T'HE Books ard Accounts 4 the undersigned rnsy he
found al the Uhics OF the NAHHTLLE pArRi0r, Hnere
those indebted to earnestly Irq cal and
We sire speedy sttiem, Of ou- business. and
be. that our friends and iorms patron vi delay any
longer marIl--2w fOON NELsON co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
ALIRERAL REWARD
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
IL. S. FREN Gil & SON

IN TUESDAY, MARCH 3IsT, 1851, At 10 o'clock, A
~ NJ Will offer Ia front OF our Warehouse cor
Market and Clark streets the following articles 10
witt
loo hhds Sugar, 1OA bxs best FalloW Candles
IS bbls Loaf sugar, 100 boxes Cheese
90 bois Crushed 7ugari 500 bis Whisky, assorted
200 bags Coffee; brands
80 bags Iaguyra Coffee; 25 bbis American Brandy
% bags Java Coffee; 10 i hbs do 40
80 ca As super Carbonate 10 obs Gin.
CT soda, 10 bbls Y. o. Rum,
1000 kegs Nails, 80 bhis Julius II, Smiths oil
so bbls Vinegar, Reserve WHISKY
TOO doz Buckets % hbis Ola BOurb0n Whisk
100 bbis Moiasses, 20 bbls Old Rye WHISKY,
30 hbls haekerel, Noe 2, lOOOt0sxta Cigars Variou
and8, brands
10 bag Pepper, 100 boxes Melee Cigars
- bag, Ginger, lf1 boxes Cheroots,
ceTooBs IniiEo, l07 boxes TOBACCO, W a.
2ru boxes Star Candles, House and other brands
2C0 y boxes do; 80 boxes Jars
200 DO do, 100 boxes rumhlers.
Together with various other ARTICLES in our line.
mar. Is. Il. = FRENCH SON,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
LAND WARNANVS.
8 u - ~ Y HD!

I WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS at ny Office
No. - Cherry street. In my absence apply to A. B
Shankiand lfebi8ly1 J. g. FELLOWS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

% assEs pars aashraslss CA asa RFnasy'vaal.
, < ~ 49, ~ ieirl a eAsillf os.
: U0aR.-f1 AAas Faif Prime, sbd caeies nsv sugar
- IL ~. Feffsfs1 sarzf. fnsloFe an1 1er fHis -
assS " \ eeNroN CO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

"A ANTED.- AGENTS for " 4 burrows (thc csle-
- brafet tomed.anl New Sork the CY LuPEDIA
OF WIT Nd HUMOR published by u. Appl ton a Co in
number, az - cents each, and ID by subs rpou auy-
and which Is having inmeuse sale Terms liberal and
exclusive territory
- bound prospectus and he first No sent 10 sppIl-
cauts post re id receipt II Is cents ia stamps. Tor
address j. .. FORD Appeion's Building 3. g anI
3ts broadway, New Aonz-tB ,4pI) mar ass "
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
ANNaI1NcnuENr-

~ We auihOr Eed to aanontos Mi. J } Run-
candidate for Congress in the Fourth
Disiriei marchao
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For the Patriot.
Christ, the ScIf-i mmeIatiug Priest.

For the Patriot
Christ, the ScIf-immeIating Priest.
/.
Long ages ere from meath the turgd breast
OF teeming waters sprung this world to light,
Lamb OF God upon the altar blest
Of purpos a grace, thou bled st, to night
Before the Eternal Throne, as il new slain,
Behold thee stand, a Sacrifice aud Priest,
Who, our planet rebel, curs'd, dd'st deign
To body forth that thought sublime, which rrst
Picurd itself rite aud Decd Hebrew glory esasd
II.
Fen from that hour when the prmeval man.
And infdel. the first offering made,
And Of thy blood and righteousness the plan
Divine foreshadoNing, thou upon Him laid
The victims vestnre, type Of that outer life
OF thine. Then, through the annals Of the seed
Elect athWart their ignorance, guilt. strife,
Bright S-quent facts pointed the nearing deed,
As lamps through the long tunneld way tie traveller
lead.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

Land Warrants Located.
SHALL leave for the North Vet sb0ut he lst OF Nay
| Person having and Warrans which they Wish octted
will dnd this favorable opportunity Having visited this
-e,tion times within the lat ninetr en- wears,
eel confident q being abe T. max Oc tonS tha Will be
sat ,ftctory 20 those who wish TO investments Wy
ca yes viii he 10 PEI . Of iDves' melt
fer 70 the bu,iees community Of Nahvile generally.
For further informal an, apply to
J. G. FELLOWFS,
march26 al No Is Cherry street n nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

The ehequerd twilight past, behold Jehovah come
Suddenly 20 the temple Priest benign,
The great oblation scaling; then the dome
OF mghtlest fame viewd again 70 shine
Within her walls the shekinah ador'd
An by what painful paths the smb is lei
To slaughter, fair, meek. spotless. bat abhor'd,
Now by dead Pontir the altar laid,
Messiah bleeds, Heaven grows black, Gods price Is
paid.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
Linens! LinenS!!
COTTON CORD.

sequence o. vant n durirg he months
sud accii-uts % machrerY, b fre % prn-
eirai Cotton Fsttnies h-r- Is tenth Cott,n Cord
rnoCgh uate % supFv the ordrs Shh receive i0F re
arrls. a. dtgg he be can to suppf customers,
IN hnng Faf ci th~ orders hcv ce, turn; aud psb
ne ailh their ofdsrs. sM sARRETf,
Wood-Nsre and Cor age Dealer,
nafch8-1m Cincinnati, D.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

L'RON my residence the top the Ridge, Che Bill
4 Knight place y on The turnpike leadpg from
Paradise Hil 20 Clark vile Roam MARE lax name
and tail one SONREL HORSE. blaZs face; one WHITE
MARE MULE, and one sURREL HORSE MULE. Tie
above animals left snnd " evening.
LIBERAL REWARD
will he given 10 person wlo will frrhh information
to the WI trrabouis tire above ar i'm 30 tia
NAV r cover d emf either The psirio nj e. Na.hyIe
o al 're~ing the sUbseribr A. Ridge Post
mArch2S-I b. NJ M TN
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ROAWDVNG.

4 GENTLEMAN and WIPE can b. accommodated with
y board II application be msde 20 gh Street, thres
der north ~ Broad n Is within hvr walk 70
h Square ia healthy location few gnte, day board.
ers can be accom- mOdated imi2-in
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
Edgefsld and Kentucky Railroad.

'IsHE ANIMAL ME TtSs q DC s,-sho iers ia he
l Eig heid and Kea aeky gslirosi conptag win n.
h-id tmsrfov IT, ASOAT, thsBst ~, en-, their o.
s ss.,s = a. H''' wa R.ussy $4,000
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30

rINuE undersigned keeps Boarding House Cedar
street the YeraniAh Hotel. he Is ready
az al times, to accom- nodats transient permanent
Roaders fair rates. Ills table is always provided with
the best the market affords.
ianiT GEO. W, COLEMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
Barnhill's Corn Planter.
FOR RENT.

I4TEhave snail lot % lhe4a ceieb atei CORN PLANT.
w EKs no GA nd the m0st popular aos la use
n4archs6-IW r4B ARM -rRONG co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-30
aIF0gIaOEiO Gardens.
ROOrfTiBaO FEOssSe.

(fHAS MIL ER co. have opened the sbIve Gardens,
u west OF the Frar kin rGrn1ik near the Cit, Hospital
where refreLhnents may be obtaIned. rsarrh4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-08-27

w SfkA.:HIP.-The supremacy Of the British
ocecn steamships since the placing Of the Persia on
me nne, has been 50 undisputed, both for safety and
speed, and there has been such great and unaocount.-
pie delay In hitting the new -Adriatic for sea. that ve
are glad to md the Vanderbilt is nearly ready, and
= 70 SAL Ior southampton and Havre on the 9Th Of
May. The Vanderbilt is expected to rival the Perro -
not to snrpass her, and the Persia has been taken of
the line for several weeks. in order, probably, to give
ner . thorough overhauling, and put her, in order
tor the trial of speed and strength. The New York
herald gives the dimensions Of the Vanderbilt a.
o4o In length and 40 #. in breadth Of beam. Ac-
corning to this, she is not so long by IS feet as the Per-
saG, though she is three feet wider. Az the length Of
. steamship is generally considered to add to her
speed, the chances, SO far as this j. concerned, sen
70 be still IN favor of the Persia. she being 375 ~
long and 46 feet wide. The number Of state-room
berths is 400. She cost nearly q million dollars. and
u owned entirely by Com. Vanderbilt. Her ability
to compete with the British steamers viii be watched
with much interest, especially as the Collins line
seems to be nearly broken up, and to have almost
retired from the service.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-08-27

ox mx 81. LAwRuC1-Bnx-
nfpsfS1 SU.uu MoxrAkAL@Loe or BEIWEEH
or rHs Tnrr HUNDRED LrvD--News reached
fssss On saturday that one OF tne regular s!samez
ssappg U Ur ire about fifteen miles above Quebec,
r.<pOn p.sveeni four and five hundred passengers
= Ssrlns ~hom . majority were Scotch. and other
mmSsra, rsceuty arrived from Europe. The ere
"d;scorered in the wood work near the fur
go Sruke forth with great fury, causing the
~eruatien among the crowded PASSENGER
Delfort was made to arrest the flames, and for
tpcse the engines were stopped 20 as to lessen
tn!nsft; but, finding it impossible to save the
Ter. Capt. Rudolph ordered her to be run to
: s1erted themselves to get out the life boats. The
sprssd with the most astonishing rapidity, and
5s minutes after the steamer began 10 move
Ir-xrd the widest confusion and despair prevailed
.s-urhout the ship, and number Of passengers
Us themselves overheard, and were in most cases
Sysned.
fortunately, the steamer Napoleon, also bouad for
n5ntreal, was but q few miles in advance Of the
ming boat, and as soon as the FIRE was discovered
hecx with all possible expedition and succeeded
Euing from the burning wreck one hundred and
J-seyen passengers.
pG Rudolph and the Purser At the Montreal
among the number Of those who threw them
. into the river, and they being excellent SWIM
h succeeded In reaching the steamer Alliance and
IRE saved. 1t Is quite possible that others may have
hcceeded In saving themselves by swimming, but as
ae steamer became unmanageable when q considers
distance from the land, there is no doubt that
Of those who threw themselves from the burning
found . watery grave Sixteen Of those saved
Eithin . short time after they reached the deck
2 Ndpoleon, and from present information it is
we'd that the total loss of life by this terrible
u will not fall short Of from 800 to 400. The
Aer alliance arrived at Quehec on Saturday a.
bon with forty-fve dead bodies, and another boat
nown to have recovered sixty bodies; but we have
been able to learn the names Of any Of those lost,
pk Mr.. riiiilips, of the extensive numbering firm
Iorcross & Phillips Of Three Rivers.
Montreal had ON board two hundred and fifty
ht immigrants, recently arrived here from Glas.
y6w, together with several American passengers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-08-27
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
NOR SALE BY E. O. HALL,
L Bristol Bristol brick S.ict, Ca ca Es a;t,1 rocking hs, chairs ms,;s..e.
Black trunks, sole leather, kip skins,
Bride and skirting leather, grind stones,
saleratus, raisins, pearl starch, counter scales.
Wire cloth. ! .ther preventative,
Waterproof percussion caps,
Wood, panel, cross-cut, pit and rip saws,
Sleigh bells, bake kettles, sauce pans, furnaces,
Garden and tailors shears,
Rim. door, closet, sterling, store-door, sliding-doos, chest
Iron and wood benci-screws, hand-screws, sewing birds.
TaiIor's tape measures, rubber, puff combs,
Scrub, floor, horse, shoe and tooth brushes,
Whips and whil flashes, Irvine, gold leaf, fiat htches,
Dog collars, powder, shot pouches, powder hask .s
Loose and fast joint butts, GIN cookstoves,
S.B. guarded lanterns, masonis and bakers riddles
6 6SS,s seSs' a ledo mi ieaa P iamp p %icHp iv eSHs carVsrs and ste.sls
Agate and lace buttons, pins. hair pins, stuoos Mes
Hunts handled axes, axe hatchets, skirt whale-bones,
Ribbons, velvet ribbon, cut and wrought nails,
rims fresh buckwheat, Suffolk flour in tins,
Haxan -four in barrels, ! bbls mess pork.
Hams. lard in tin, crushed sugar, ! bbls,
Zinc and wood wash boards, nets tubs, corn broons.
Eagle plows, VIC. No. 2, do do No. 20.
Hay cutters, grain cradles, sickles,
Extra heavy and light hand carts, wheeioarIows,
OK bows, painted pals, covered painted pals,
Looking glasses, small Manila coriage, table salt,
Misses leghorn and pedal fats, ladies' brown boomers,
Infants. Jockeys and mems brown, black and pearl hats,
BOYS hats, assorted, black lace wells,
Gents L.o. handkeTchiefs, crash, scotch tOxeling.
Huckaback, all wool de LANES, white mosquito lace,
Sewing silk, saddlers' do, black do, grdles,
White and black worsteads, foundation muslin,
Bonnet board, black silk lace, bobinet, briliantes,
Carlton collars, white and black silk elastic,
Emery balls, green berage, boot-web, brown drills,
Ticks, brown cottons, silk and cotton umbrellas,
Blue cottons, mems and boys calf fancy top boots,
Children's fancy CATERS, boots, ankle ties,
Eurekas, Gipsies' and patent fox'd boots,
Misses foxd J.L- buskins, women's rubber over SHOES,
Rubber buskins, ladies' congress CATERS,
Ladies' kid slippers, mems calf brogans, goat do,
Ladies' lasting patent fox'd CATERS,
Boys calf and goat brogans, mems kip brogans,
Boys calf anu morocco CATERS, Sc, &c.
For sale cheap. t96t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-08-27
Hstu advertisements.

S>cribcrs 20 Hsneluls Engine Ne. I, In Ac.
eonms with A. y. Cartwright.
cash paid Fulton Iron Works, bill Of Engine, as per
contract, - $4,000 90
\ cash paid, bill Of Hose Truck, rs per contract, DO 90
i cash paid Case, Heiser 4 Co, bill Of Hose, 26 so
:. cash pail Love, Ebbets & Co, commission, &c, 203 SO
=, ctsh paid bark Yankee, bill Of freight, 10 %
=, ash paid for collecting subscriptions, 20 IS
-- $500 81
COyTRA-By cash received from subscribers, $2,147 so
,rount still due to A.. J. Cartwright, IS; o.
Honoluir- Aug II, 1851 Al CARTWRIGHT