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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-25

n-TSomc three hundred persons were
gathered on the banks Of the Potomac. at
Cumberland, Md. on the 4th inst. by pos
Ter which stated that Prof. Cul,X would
walk on til, water. Af'er while. it was
whispered around that Cmer was the Latin
word fui Mo<quio, when the truth flashed
upon the crowd lha; they had hccn sold"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-25

LOUISIANA SUGAR.-lhc Frank lin (St. Mary)
Register says the cane looks SPLENDID every.
where throughout the parish, and the West
Baton Rouge Sugar Planter Of the 4th gives
cheering accounts OF the prospects of the
planters in that parish.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-25

TRev. VIM. Altman. ofNcwark, N. j.,
has received and accepted unanimous call
from the Hanover Street Church, Wilmington
Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-25
NOTICE.

"IIE Orphans Courtof Ce cilcounty hold
Il their STATED MEETINGS on tho
second Tuesdays Of February, April, June,
August, October and December.
~ hoolaccounts will be passed and
paid at January, April, July and October
terms. REUBEN D. LAMAR,
MNS, l3J6-a. Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-25
BENJAMIN MILLER


UThe following sitems'' were sent
in for The Wing of last week, but at SO
late an hour they could not be prin-
tod
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-25
1florric0.

On the 18th inst. by Rev II. Il. Gilrov.
Mr.. NoLSEY GLorD, to Miss SlnAllR h. Lor-
man, all Of Cecil Co, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-25

n-TAt Richmond, Va. on Saturday, new
wheat sold at 81 IS for prime red. and 81 IS
for prime white
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-25

UIt is stated that white man has been
arrested at Havre-dc--Grace, Md, on the
charge of attempting to abduct slave girl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
Rfal gstate for Sale.

TOR GALE.-A hrst-clsss 4-story brown stone
L. font HOUSE lrd LEASE cf LOT On he south nds Of
Wet i4ih 81, between Sth and eth-svs
Also, the Ssory Inch HOUSE AID LOT No II Wer 5str
frisEsd tced rye with III Tie modern impEo,eneas
Let isass:s.
A-so, me sstory br.eh House and LOT Nc. III IVES.
lskst Forth sdeuss q house, ~ 80 feet csepi lot
q By 50 fe<t--berveen 7.k and stk-sys
Aso the 4stoTy ssssnsIt HOUSE ard LOT Ne ala wsst
$50 hetvser tfh stAavs Size Of bose Is r. inches
rent AZ rsu ~ e s sesv Aahed In modern sye, vith
al the modern inpsevsmsnu Lct FEET iSehes sssp yf
''"' FXKIl WkEKs, Aessss.us ~. sY.sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
Che Ball Gfason.

-
Il NEW-YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT, for the Widows
and Orphans will take place At the Academy Of Music 4th
on MONDAY EVENING, January u, 1857 Tickets maj DO
Benny A. BURR, President
JAMES r. WKSAAS, Secretary
Office TO II A & X NJ L n.
Il Setting down Company heAnnu Ball Of the New
YoIk Fire Department s the Academy Of Music MONDAY,
January 26b inst you directed 10 face borses beads
NORTH and take up in reverse order BY order Of
ELY DEVOE, Inspector Of HAeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
Mem Publications.
Laugh and grow fat,
Pay dollar for that"
A MOTHER BOOK of RARE HUMOR

ANOTHER BOOK of RARE HUMoR
THE DDLEFORD PAPERS;
Or, HUMORS OF THE WEST.
BY II. H. Riley
With -Four nlu,trstons limo price 81
Ii las touched the "Isbesp Of the Crcs Hear them;
"PuddefoIdn away out West where prairie winds aud
patriotic wolves howl together and where growing on soil
feet deep with De like the monster vegetables
be psnts into the widest l1xurAnee aod originality VI mlnd
custom and conduct Riley the hersy Cruiksh-nk OF Pai
deeia-the Hogth Of the West his huIoT deep and 50
the soil Aforesaid and his whole book WsssTn growth
Of fertile eomicEies hundred 10 The chapter"
New HADpshire Patriot
Tne fun Weern-thst is hearty, broad gushing and
plump The reader introduced ali Of Weern life,
and here there is going on the Auhor
sapitAy Whoever fails 20 have his Gbes shaken after he
has taken this book in his hand and devoured
must be less than human There several side
splitting Illustrations II is the book to wishes 10 ro
in fat laugh" Boston Daily Bee.
cannot be read without giving the eobwebs Of the brain
most ehectus shaking MI Riley IL keen sAtirist and
village Of Pudeeford Afforded wide ample material
for The exercise euSr gin His ludicou sketches
with rood degree of wholesome thought aad eay
,ued with weexecuted original Illustrations making hand.
some volume Of pages All who love fun or is sake
and hearty its genial effect upon body and so9 hee
Al d head viii buy and read the Puddlefrd P.pers"
n. Y Evening Mirror.
DERBY JACKSON, Publishers No lls N.sssast-
And for BY Booksellers generally Copies sent By mail
(post- pAidl on receipt of price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
fine ARTS.

@I 0O0 PAL Me Rs UST Of
% sONUs "SPRFNG."
This beautiful work Of FREE exhibition at the
KniokcIbocker Magazine Office, No 34s Broadway richly
worth COO will with several hundred other BUST5 aud
STATUES in MARBLE, and OIL PAINTINGS, be disth6
uted FREE by the COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION
.mong all subscribers received to Wedne
day. Jan 49, at O'Clock p when the books OF the New
Yok Office will close and the sent by telegraph The
distribution positively takes place at the Western office on the
evening of Jan 20, when
The Annual 40 dress vii be delivered By
RALPH WALDO EMERSON
Any person. the payment Of 80 becomes subscriber
and entitled the leading 81 Mag
splendid Engraving Of SATURDAY NIGHT" together
ART JOURNAL and ticket in the above
distribution, by which costly work OF at may be had In
addition.
Full particulars siysr ut the "Knickerbocker Magazine
Office No Ss Broadway, Appetons Book Store where
the above famous bust be seen with specimens OF Mas
RFMEMBER, THE BOOKS CLOSE a; 8 O'Clock p NJ on
WEDNESDAY next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
unols Central RaiTosd Company,
ORica In MlnnIz Gentral RslIold Depot. Cheaso. I'D.
'OR SALE or to LEASE.-Nassau street

nor SALE or TO LEASE.-Nassau street
property Nos rs and H. having front Of 81 feet and
depth ga Apply the Office Of the Camel Coal Co.. No
81 WilliAm.st.
LINE FARM, near NewBrunswlck, ". j.
1875 aces suitable for all kinds OF grain, SC IS scres wool
LCus through the center Of LEGO trees well atsd
comfortable Farm House, with good ootbudinfs, noe
shad Trees about the house lard equal In that 1nfy
N NOT sold BY the Let Of March will offered .on.
(slD A. j. BLEECKER h Co, No. = Broadst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26

THE TRIBy ,Sw E s Al MANIAC Nf 1887
In addition 70 the rsa CAec iAi p<ses ard ASroI 9neA
Calculation. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC contains:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS
hy States Con Districts and Csuntes f6r lse tk-
tlly compared with the returns Of former years.
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, oondensel
TIE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
LIST OF MEMBERS OF Tbs PRESENT CONGRESS
Srd Of the next elected, Classified politically
CONCISE STATEMENT OF TIE DoINGS III KAN
sAs purins the past yer.
AN ACCOUNT or THE REMARKABLE CONTEST
FOR SPEAKER Of TIE House
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE or EUROPE.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS CT GENERAL
WALKER and his Fnhbus,e- Coprsnions In Ncar.suA
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF TIE GOVERNORS OF TIE
STATES, Tnes Of Holding Elections, Meeting Of LsGsa
tures, &c
THE PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
with a.pDdersed Statement; Ct ,hoss d the DIsoekTe aid
AsERIoAS Parties
THE JEFFERsoSIAs ORDINANCE OF T7s4 = eoc~
neni pot senery accessible and which ssd bern sdcPsd
would have made kentaety Alabama Msassppi and IelIss
Free States Three later Ordnance Of 49, ~
pHeshls only 10 the NOriAwes Territory saoptsd
Single Copies III cents per 81 per Fessss
the ALMANAC cent each prepaid vhen LIT
prepaid crders nelO.ns the essh respectfully se3t4a
ehEk.Ey MoELRArH,
fneuss Ons~ NV Vera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
60 ir)bom it map Concern.

A DVERTISING.--V. b. PALMER, the Agent,
~ Tribune Building receives advertisement, for publication
the best city and country newspaper Of al The states
A DOLPHUS LOWMAN is hereby requested to
N CALL ON HIS PARENTS without fail Heisa young
saan boy II years of speaks English Fen sna
German and used 20 Pedde With sees sad smoroideIes
Should hear Of said Lo~mAn be would 1bDse me W
enu hy swing information 70 the him Of IOLAISEh
sTINkRr, No. IS North Main st. sal piver, Mss
DANK OF COMMERCE of New-York.-Al
ID persons hereby uothed not TO negotiate receive
CHECK for 81 60 puTporting To be drawn by The Judd Lin
Sperm Oh and certified BY the bank which
s,sd 70 b. forgery Persons having checks Of the above
Company or ssm Judds sons Co. this bank are re-
quesed present. them a. the cuBter and not deposit them
them elsewhere. lSgned) n. +. VAIL, tsMef.
Ntw.YoTk, Jan. 49, 1887.
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THE DEFORMED.

~ s. FRANCIS q Co. have in Press
" l. BACOSS ESSAYS; With Aunotatioas ty Richard
Whstely, ID D. Archbishop Of D. bir. vol evo.
II. SALT WATER; Or, THE SEA Lift AsD ADyrSIvkEs
sEIL DAscy. BY w. II. @. Ksgstoa, ssq, sDthof Of
Peter the Whaier" nc.
in LOUISA Won PLETTENHAUs; Or TIE JOURNAL
OF PooR YoUsG LADY From the Ger nj
~ NATURAL PHILOSOPHY FOR SCHOOLS. BY DT.
Lardner. With Illustrations
Recently Published:
AURORA LEIGH A Poem. By Elizabeth Bs'r,t, B!orr-
ing limo 81. - - - -
hUTTNNAL LEAVES By L Maria Child limo. 81.
PROGRESS OF RELIGIOCS IDEAS THROUGH sue
CEssIVE AGES. BY. L. Maria Child. New Edition. Vois
AUDUBON THE NATURALIST. He ws=dednss Enl
Adventures rs cents
UNDINE; Or THE WATER SPIRIT From the German OF
Pouque with Tinted Illustrations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
Marbinerp, Sc.

(NOTTON MACHINERY FOR sALE.-lN
~ LOOMS, vita The E.R..suv: hssaAssy' ssa>
ssssy ssv. hSs;rs - No. u Cssrto4Sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
ianp-fortes ano Alusir.

REAT IMPROVEMENTS in PIANO
VI FORTLs.-Mssgs- LI0HTE, NEWTON : BRAD
RERYs No al Boomest, respectfully invite attenren
shsr PIANO IoRTLs eonstrsetea VIII The psseos ~
WEST PLANK which 10 updo1btedy the meet sssssassA
mUte vsosnt introduced opasr DssrsAsna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26

NOTICE-On the I'd day Of May, A. ID. 1851,
scres OF and issued from the Pension office Washington
in the name OF CHARLES TIMACUS, musician In Capt.
BrGekers Company &C. LIST NewYork Volunteers under at
ofis47 Said Warrant issued by said Hmacus TO the under
ed and from the undersigned with bic baggage
on The Istbmus While returning California NewYors
This awe notice all whom may that aPpica
will be made the Commissioner Of Pensions for Dup
Warrant for the benefit Of the uudsignedDed
Lomrt, Dodge County, Wisconsin - - -
fsIg faw6wM JACOB @. MEYER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26

" keeper and accountant, Offices Mes IS aud n MoHt
Bndips No. S5 broadway, New YokOfers 10 the legal
,Dd the business community his services In the
POSTING UP and EXAMINATION Of Books and Accounts,
DETECTION OF ERRORS and adjusting intricate accounts
He gagged for the lAs ID accountant aud
his knowledge Of Bookkeeping uuite extensive Prl
experience refeences glYen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26

CHALLENGE To the WORLD.-Oid Doctor
~ WATKINS ON ehAllen the world 20 produce AEOi'
CINE that has curel Of Consumption Liver Com.
pl,nt Sc &c than bis celebrated PULMoNACiA-h never
,hs ThTos Dy.peps Cough Colds Los Of Appetite also Cor
Worms It's saual be found DEPOT No as Broad.
nav Eew.yorf Price 81 per bottle Druggists and country
,hsuts al n Bile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
Tup NRw-yORK TRIBUNE

FOR EUROPEAN CdHS U % e. a Itvs,,oo)
\. ,,h6,h,a on the departure Of eseh NJ sill I
~ eS DC, oIn, portage included slnse Coplos, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26

'I'BE advertiser ls intending 10 HaVel through tue
Il Western States for the year. and s DESTROYS OF
making with manufacturing mercau'
tile house SOLICIT ORDERS. Any parties wishing the
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
NOTICE to OWNERS of PROPERTY AS

~ sEssED for CENTRAL PARK.
Tie property SEED Tor Central Park hereby
notified said b. paid this Office until
1887 inclusive, With per cent interest from 5h OF
February 1866 the date Of the Ion the assessment BY
heisupTsfne Court Aer thai date the assessment lot will be
the Board Of Arrears when interest Will bs charged
a. The rate Of cent per sunum from the date Vi eonnA
Con, Feb. 5, 1855
The property .sstsed Is embraced In BE following bounda
On the hall between "a and 3davs the
Cne-hAf between 10th and 18th the north,
half way between l6th and l7ths also from eastern
AIDE 5hsy 10 western ds Of athAy inclusive TO hall
way between 18th and seths the SOUTH half way
4st and I'D Also on the ea4ien side OF hsv 70
ode Of inclusive To half between SD and
s4tAsts. JOSEPH H. TAYLOR, CClecsr Of Assessmsnts,
No. Basement City Hall,
Ohee Of Collector Of Assessments
WANTED 70 PURCHASE-The ORIGINAL
w TITLES 20 LANDS sold for Taxes In the State Of
Nj tisn. II merchants and others will hunt Aeir old
tes they obtain all they worth BY sending descp
ior Il ihe Town and Range 20 Bon eel Detroit PosOhce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26

III OhhlbIE AttIDENi . BIO ucsuuNdVn VI
IL property the daily inormson furnished throughout
The burning Of Fuid Now, all danger and ths
% accidents entirely removed you use the
PATENT IEDIA-RuBEER FLUID LAMP, which cannot BE-
tokep larssd exploded and cannot be ted shen burn
They the most economical we'd a. the only Ger
isnly sale Lamp In IN sPpesIsnee extremely neat
entire satisfaction We DESTROYS Of
abhDs Special Agencies IN county IN he United States
hyorabe AID solicit examination Of the best ss
sow ofersd 20 intelligent public FOR information, inelos
stamp TO HAWXHURST MOTT 4 Co., exclusive MsnGsc.
tufers in United States No So FEltOnst NewYork City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
Board an6 Rooms.


DOARDING-At Nos. 4o and AZ East Broadway,
ID for Gentlemen ard their W5osi io fox single Gentleman.
Facilities for Ire.
BOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-Pleasant
ID and newly farsshed Apartments for Gentsmsn and
Lady an gle Geatemer. Inquire q; No - Wlowst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26

Ar. Tx,epty-frst Ward Republican Association
"a TfIIs EtENING Jan. 20, al No 4Sj 4tb-sV 81 y
-~sock. WILLIAM H. """N'hn'" 'i'7'N'
SpwAkD II. PLETcBEA, sec,e.sres
1rn,cE Il MHITE. '.oIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-26
INSTRUCTION.
Damtins Atabemiss.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
~ No. tee Broadway, EewYorki No Ii moetSes
Brootyn-New York Glasses on WEDNESDAYS al ~
URDAYs BI0oklyn Classes on TUESDAYS and fhDAIs,
Ladies Private Class at p NJ FuPls e.n oonnsres
durins Tie PIetcirs AseIao ss tyr La
dIes and Gsntlsmsn FVFRY MONDAY EEHNiS0 is Brook
lyn and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING 10 Newton.
former Pupil. s1bseIlbe for tne saaones .one.
Polynesian., 1857-01-03

GREECE OF THE PRESENT DAY.-The beautiful
land Of Greece, with all its glorious "reminiscences,
is now but the persouifcatiOn of fallen greatness.
The Greece of ancient time, rich in its treasures OF
science literature and art famed for ITS agrieul-
tural and commercial wealth, is now no more and
in its stead there is left poor, oppressed, ImPoy-
erished and enfeebled country. Her government IS
one Of the most inefficient and corrupt with which
nation was ever cursed and the people, robbed
bv the sodiery and harrassed by their rulers, eul
tiyate the lands only to satisfy the systematic ex
actions of their tyrants. In some parts of the
kingdom, tired of laboring in the field for benefits
which Others will enjoy, many of the peasantry
have formed themselves into bands of robbers, and
infesting the public roads, live by the plumber OF
travellers and if by chance there falls into their
hands any hated official he is sure to be visited
with the full measure Of their vengeance, In the
form of tortures and a horrible death-unless, in
deed, the chances of a heavy ransom are sufficient
to induce them to forego the sweet delights OF re-
veuge. In all probability, the expulsion OF the
weak king Otho from his throne would be the
greatest blessing that could be conferred on Greece
TFreeman's Journal
Polynesian., 1857-01-03
SAILORS HOME,

RER. AND MRS. THRUM having taken the
I'VE management of the HOME, would respectfully
call the attention of Ship Masters and owners Of
vessels to the facility of the Home, where their
crews can be accommodated with comfortable board
by the day or week, with Lodgings if required
while their vessels may be Undergoing repairs
Officers can be accommodated at private table, and
with private sleeping rooms.
Mrs THRUM would take this opportunity to ac-
knowledge the very liberal patronage she has re-
ceived while conducting a private boarding house
and would respectfully solicit continuance of the
at her PRIVATE BOARD AND RErREsHMENI
RooNis on Bethel street.
EY- Meals at all hours. Soup from II till P NJ
Private Rooms to let, neatly furnished. 22-4m
Polynesian., 1857-01-03

IyroLERAxcE.-RobertS Southey, the Epic Poet
was thorough-going Protestant. In one Of his
letters published since his death. he says; 50 No
child of mine should ever visit Catholic family.
You may 20 to heaven that way certainly, but
there is no more reason for doing 1t, than there
would be for going to London in a dirt-cart, when
there are so many easier, cleanlier end surer con-
veyances +"
Polynesian., 1857-01-03
Cordage and Cigars.

1'HE AGENT OF THE HUDSON'S BAY
Company offers the following for sale in lots to
suit purchasers, viz:
Manila Cordage, II. ?, 2i, 2k, p, 3, So 81 and 4
inches-42 coils.
o coils WHALE LINE.
20 NJ. No ? HAVANA shape CIGARS.
Honolulu, 18th Oct, 1856. 24-tf
Polynesian., 1857-01-03
Public Notice.

Il NOW ALL MEN that 1, whose name appears
II below. hereby notify all persons that win
neither consent to be bound by any acts of X.
Kapaakeas in regard 10 my rights in property real
and personal, and will not be party to his manag-
ing selling, mortgaging Or leasing the same. And
give farther notice, that L have appointed David
Kalakaua ny agent to act for in all matters in
voIvinS LILY interests in property of every descrip
ton. A. KEOHOKALOLE.
Honolulu, 3Oth August, 1856. lS-tf
Polynesian., 1857-01-03
Stoves (! Stoves 1!

A COMPLETE VARIETY of Family Cooking
N Stoves, comprising Nos & g Roger Will
liams' - pattern Nos 8, S, 6 l-2, Fanny For
resrer pattern; Cabin stoves, ships Cambooses,
best style. patented S55. ELSO-Fixtures and
Pipes complete for all the above Stoves.
For sale low by ]. G. SPALD1NG.
Honolulu, Aug. 27, 1856. I7-tf
Polynesian., 1857-01-03
BOOKS AND NOVELTIES

OF ALL KINDS, at Hilman's Periodical De-
~ pot. to which be invites the attention of read
ers. Books that have been read can be exchanged
at half pIice, for new ones.
left s C.. HTLLMAN
Polynesian., 1857-01-03

EH0TEL KEEPERS CLUB Members are re-
a IL quested to attend their daily meetings at the
usual place Per order. 23-tf IN.
Polynesian., 1857-01-03
Honolulu Family Market,
{ Formerly the Rose Cottage Market,)


HOuoluIu, Oahu, s. j..
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the Resi-
dents and hipmaers. that they can he supplied WIN hs
bef Reef Pork Mutton his establishment nearly oPPo
. the etbeI al the very luest prices Families hoies
and Boarding be supplied 81 any uhle OF day
with the best Sansaees, Pork Sugar Cured Hams &c
p SHINING sunpsd with Corned Beet, Live STOCK Ano
"a H. HANLEY, Proprietor.
Polynesian., 1857-01-03
AGENT FOR LL0YD's.

THE UNDERSIGNED b. KS notify Merchants, Ship
owners and ShipasteTs that he has received the appoint
OF AGE EN1 these ISLANDS for l.. oYD's BOSDoN.
ROBERT G. JANION.
HonOlulu, March 25th, 1856. 47-tf
Polynesian., 1857-01-03

THE UNDERSIGNED having this day purchased
the interest of Ahee in the Sugar Plantation at
Papaiko, Hilo Hawaii would beg to solicit contin-
aance of orders for Sugar and Molasses, &C., sc.
2O-1y* Signed, ACHo.
Polynesian., 1857-01-03
BUSINESS CARDS.
JAS. a. BURDICK,
OOPER and GAUGER

pegs 10 inform hls friends and the Public generally thar
mas recommended his Coppering Business his old
stand IN rear ' Mr. H. Rhodes's Spirit store o. posite
mr; honsarrat's Auction Room, Kaahumanu street
and respectfully snlicits the public
All orders promptly attended to-
Honolulu, Sept. 25, ls56. eI-tf
Polynesian., 1857-01-03
McC0LCAN & CAMPBELL.
Nj HANT TAILORS,
FOrtst, opposite Bay Horse HoIel. Off
C. A. TANER.
ID. N, FLITNE R.

SOD CONTINUES his old business at the store in
NTM MaLee's fire proof building door above DR.
e 81 HOf ans Drug Store Kaahumanu
SG ChronOu Rated by observations of the and
Nth transit instrument accurately adjusted
the Meridian of Honolulu Particular at m
tion given fine watch repairing Sextant and
Quadrant glasses silverrd and adjusted Charts
aud Nautical instruments constantly on hand and
for
Honolulu, Nov. 18th, 1852. estf
Polynesian., 1857-01-03

DURTON ALE, in hogsheads, for sale by
b Aft ROBERT C. JANION.
Polynesian., 1857-01-03
A. f. g. A. M.

HAWAIIAN LODGE NO. 81. F. ga. NJ (un-
II Il der the jurisdiction of the NJ. w. Or. Lodge
of California;, holds its regular meetings on the
first Monday of every month in the third story OF
Makee & Anthon's brick building, corner of Kaa-
humanu and Queen streets. Entrance from Queen
street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited.
By order of W. NJ.
24-tf A. FORNANDER, Sec'v.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-19
Louisiana Intelligence.

The Shreveport Southwestern of the l1th says:
I. Our river begins to present somewhat majestic
appearance. Although it has fallen some feet at Full
ton, another rise is reported in upper Red river
which will afford good navigation above the Raft for
weeks yet. We learn that the mouth of the Sulphur
has been blocked up by drift so that boats cannot
enter that stream. The Osprey made an effort to
work through the drift, for the purpose Of bringing
out load of cotton, but forced to abandon the
trip, and proceeded up the river. The largest sized
boats can now ascend to Jefferson without difficulty
The hull Of new steamer, chrstened the Native
was launched few days ago at Logansport. She was
built by Messrs. Boyd q Ferguson expressly to navi.
gate the Sabine, and will be fitted up with the mach-
merry of the Finance No. 2.
The Red River American of Saturday last says:
The river at this point continues to rise and there
is no doubt but shall have tolerably full river
and good navigation for some time to come as re-
ports from above represent the river as rising all the
way up from Shreveport
dsagreeable on Wednesday night we had a hard
Freeze which we fear has injured the cane to some
extent.
We cut the following from the Opelousas Patriot of
Saturday last:
A cold rain has been the principal feature of the
past week. Thursday we the sum- and Yesterday
morning few flakes of fell as offerings to the
advent of spring. AT noon yesterday the thermo-
meter indicated 45 degrees, with clear atmosphere
and prospect of moderatng. No injury has resulted
to the growing crops.