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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT F. A.
! y McGEE'S, 244 Penn. avenue between 18th and
18th streets. consisting in part Of
Rich French LAWNS.
DO do ORGANIZES.
SILK CURVELLI, NEW material for travelling
dresses.
LADIES Travelling BUSTERS, (check) &C., &c.
call from his friends and customers is respectful
ly snlictcd ie 4 ensf
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A, GREEN, Auctioneer.


BY z. w. BOTEEER, AuctIOneer
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON
= CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY,
June 18TH at 10 O'Clock a. M, shall SELL at the resi-
dence OF Z. Laurie, Esq, No. Si4 Delaware avenue
north OF the north Capitol Gate, a collection of
household Furniture, consisting in part Of
Superior rosewood PIanoforte
Parlor and chamber CaTset.ls
Arm, Ie0eptIun, aud rocker Chairs, Sideboard
Dining and other Tables
China, Gass. and Crockery
Wardrobes, Spring Mattress and Bedstead
Washstands, Toilet Sets, cane-seat Chairs
Dressing Bureaus. hair and shuck Mattresses
Bedsteads, coal and wood Stoves
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils a.
Terms: SIS and under, cash; over as thirty and
sixty DAYS crect tOf approved endorsed notes bear
lng interest,
ye9-eOo c. w. BOTELER Auot
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BY A, GREEN, Auctioneer.

FINE BUILDING lsOTS, FRONTING 9TH
VI AND 7TH sTs. AND AND Il STREETS. AT Auc-
TION.-On MONDAY, the 18th instant, shall sell in
building lots, IN subdivision of square No. az, all
of which are of moderate depth, running to alleys
This property is beautifully situated, bounded by
9Th and 9TH streets west and and streets north,
and Perfectly graded on ealh street. The atten-
ton of the public is respectfully invited to this large
sale OF property, as barsains may be expected
Terms: One-fourth cash; the balance i'm 6, IL, Is
day of sale. deed given and deed of trust raj
Title ndisputable, Wv
ie GuEEN
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AUCTION SALES.
BY BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY; Georgetown.

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
STOCK OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY MORNING, 18th inst, at 10
O'Clock, will sell at the store Of Fay cite
and I'd Streets the entire stock of Groceries, Crock
cry, &c, as
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Fish, Bacon, Lard, Salt e..
Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Spices, Indigo
Liquor of various kinds, Vinegar, Molasses
Moodware, Glass, and Crockeryw ware
Tlnware, Baskets, Tubs and Buckets. &c.
Store fixtures. Scales, Measures, Wheelbarrow,
with variety of other articles.
Terms: S25 and under, cash over that amount a
credit of 50 days. notes satisfactorily endorsed and
interest.
je l5-9t BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts.
By JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
WILL BE OFFERED TIA PUBLIC AUG
w tiOn on THURSDAY, the 18th June, at p. M,
at the auction room of the subscriber, that val
liable property at the west end of G street, on the
line of the Ches, and Ohio Canal. street and 26th
street, known as THE Fry Property containing
about $50 feet Of ground with large and substan
tial Brick Building, and several others connected
herewith, well adapted for large Flour Mill, or
other manufacturing establishment. The whole Is
enclosed with a substantial fence, md is well wor-
thy of the attention of capitalists and spectators.
Terms at sale. j. &. Mcguire,
je l5-sOts Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT.-Two frst-story FURNISHED
tlsmen requiring convenience to the hbic Build
lngs. will hnd these lodgings desirable. Apply at No.
4, Walkers Row, 9th street. je l5-5ts
nor SAI.E.-A neat and convenient Dwell
L LING HOUSE, containing Ave pleasant rooms,
situated on vermont avenue, near the corner Of y
street north IL will he for sale If early applica
on Is made to the subscr her, the premises or at
ms place of business, 325 street, between 18th and
18th streets.
ie I5-eO6t (Statesl ]. l.. MARI.
FOR SALE-On liberal terms, the valuable
u SQUARE OF GROUND No. i93, situated be-
tween 18th and 18th streets aud and =, containing
lo,O0 feet. Apply at No. E2 I'D story 18th street.
Jel POLLARD WEBB. Agent,
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
- subscriber desires to sell the HOUSE and LOT,
No. 69 situated on 9Th street east, between street
and Virginia avenue. The proximity of the prem
Ites to the U. :. Marine Barracks renders it desr-
able location for store of any description it has
been used as such for many years, and is thought
Of the best stands on the Navy Yard. The House
rooms and good cellar.
The title to the above property is indsputahle of
which fact the purchaser shall he abundantiy 5atis
he'd notw ithstandrg the card of Mr.. J. III. A. Will
son which was DICTATED in stupidity and malice, and
Tor which hold HIM respOnG Bic.
III not disposed OF at private sale before the 18th
instant IL will he offered at public auction on that
day, between the hours of IL and O'Clock. The
terms will be made eaay. Apply to ELIZA BURY,
No. Al street, between LIST and ID streets west.
je lS-2tt
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By LANES c. McGUIRE. Auctloneer.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LoTs..The subscriber will sell, at public sale, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of June, 1857, at O'Clock
.. M, ON the premises Lot No. 5, In the subdivision
made between Nicholas oung's heirs of square No.
90 feet en- n street south.
The above property is eligiby situated on the Is
land and rapidly enhancing in value, ard will he sold
as whole or divided into building lots to suit pur-
chasers.
All conveyancng at the expense Of the purohas-
ers. CHAS. s. WALLACE, ATTORNEY.
lie 9-ecd&ds JAS @, Mcguire Auct
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The ADDITION TO THE CENTRE MARKET, in
tended for those dealers who have been occupy
ing stands on the sidewalks and others who de-
sire to rent comfortable stands, is rapidly ap-
preaching completion under the direction of
ThoS. w. Burch, contractor. The potion from
Eighth to Ninth street is under roof aid il is in
tended that the entire work shall be completed
by the lst OF July next, when the stands will be
offered for rent. Ii is presumed there will be ap-
plicants for all as soon as offered.
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DEFRIG ERAT0RS.-Some of the best in the
III city, and at the lowest prices. = II 6 = -
ie3 y. FRANCIS, 40 It'll street, p
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on 10TH,
AFTERNOON, June 18th, Mt 6 O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell part of Lot No Il, square
S4j haylns a front on the side Of 10th street
west of % feet, between and streets north nm
nlng back loo feet, and containing 2.OG0 feet.
building purposes.
Terms: One-third cash the residue in 6 and p
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
Je lO-d JAS. C.. MEG UIRE Auct
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VALUABLE FARM AND VERY DESlRA-
y BILE COUNTRY RESIDENCE NEAR
WASHINGTON FOR AI.E.-l offer for sale the
To the estate of the late A. Hoover situated in Alex
ahdrla county, Va. just opposite Georgetown The
iari contains about 6D acres. The soil is very pro-
ductIyc and III high state OF cultivation embracing
an "rchard containing every variety ofthe best fruit
trees The dwelling house is about - feet salla re
surrounded with portlcO 10 feet wide and contains
large pariors separated by ten-feet hall, cham
bers, with water in each also, Kitchen watsr-closet
bath-room, all supplied with water from the reser-
yor on the top of the dwelling. The dwelling was
Dhit without regard TO expense and with reference
only to the comfort of the owner. The situation is
the most desirable perhaps near Washington being
within a lew minutes walk of Georgetown and com
mandlng the most beautiful view of the cities of
Washington and Georgetown and surrounding coun-
vate sale but if not disposed of before the thrtrtb
day of June, will ba sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, together with all the stock farming
Inquire of A: r, HOOVER, No. aSl PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, opposite Browns' Hotel. je 9-6t
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VEssAX1 RRE SFak " sSs9XINNTR6sEAT

VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
su,,h SALE NEAR WASHlNGTON,-The sub
resides, IN the District Of Columbia containing about
one hundred and ten acres. Onebalf cleared and the
remainder well wooded. The improvements consist
of new frame dwelling, containing eight rooms,
with all the necessary Out-houses, including an ice
house filled with ice.
If desired he will divide it into lots of from fifteen
to twenty acres.
There are several sites for building commanding
beautiful views of inland scenery, with several
neyer-faIllng springs of the purest water.
The property lies about two miles from the Navy
Yard bridge and being proverbiay healthy presents
peculiar advantages to those who intend to build and
desire to possess a healthy retreat near the CITY
For particulars apply to Mr.. Il. NJ. HANSON, No,
SD seventh street, Mr.. JAMES r., TUONpsoN No
- Pennsy lvanla avenue to the subscriber on the
premises. ANTHONY ADDIS0N
NAV 2qNeOtf
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- REDUCED PRICES.
In order to reduce our large stock of Fancy Goods
we shall commence 10 day selling oil all
Rich Fancy Silk and Barge Robes
All Fancy Dress Silks and Figured Bareses
French Lawns, Orgundy Muslns and Lawn Robes
Shawls, Scarfs. Black Lace and Silk Manlias
And all other Fancy Goods will he sold very cheap.
many at prime cost for cash.
2tOO yards more oG those beautiful Lawns, at I21z
sts fast OolorS
3,'s@ rich ROBBED Lawns, at l2h cts, Just received
Purchasers are invited to call carly, as we shall
run Ud our entire stock at reduced prices.
COLLEY * SEARS,
523 7th street, three doors north Penn avenue.
in
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BY A. GREEN, Auctlonecr.

by n. UHFEN, AHctlOnecr.
TNHREE-STOR BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS
Il FRONTING on NORTH X, BETWEEN 25TH AND
2STH sTEETs WEST, NEAR THE CIRCLE. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the l9tb instant, sga sell, in front
of the premises, at O'Clock p. m, n large three
story Brick House and the Lot on which il stands
with large side lot, being Lot No IS and part OF
Lot No. 10, in Square No. l6.
tween 18th and 26th streets, running back
TO thirty-feet alley. The improvements are a
large substantially built Brick House, with back
building, cellar, and garrett, and all necessary out
buildings, situated near tie Citci0,
Terms third cash balance in SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest from
the day of sale.
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
Title indisputsble.
Convsyancins at the cost of the purchaser.
Je l1-d A, GREEN Auct
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BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY,
9th INST at 10 O'Clock a. m, will sell at the
near the Bridge, the Household Furniture. AZ
Mahogany dluins and other Tables, Sldeboard
Chairs, Rocker, Sofa
Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Bureaus
Washstands, Carpets. Mattresses
Beds and Pillows, Looking Glasses
Curtains, Glass and Chinaware, Rain Casks6e
Terms at sale.
je l5-d BARNARD& BECKEy. Aucts
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MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES being
lVl about the largest in this city at tins
time, and having been purchased before the
rise IN Leather, can be sold at about Is To a. ~
per cent. less than goods purchased at this ~
time. Call and examine for yourselves, lat
=. II. HOOVER'S,
Jel Iron Hall, Pa. ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts
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DEAD.-John b. kaibel, German, who was
wounded at the first precinct Of the Fourth W ard
on the day Of the election, died last night at the
lnfrmary. The wound was fracture of the knee
joint by musket ball, but at first doubts of the
nature OF the wound existed and continued two
days, until amputation was not deemed advisa-
BILE lie continued to sink until last night, when
he died. The post norton examination induced
the physicians to believe that when struck he
was running or walking away, and in the act of
lifting bis leg the ball entering below the knee
joint and passing upwards.
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BY J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
DCBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOT on NORTH n STREET, BETWEEN I2TH AND
18TH sTREETs:.The subscriber will sell, at public
sale, on III ESDAT, the 9th day of June, 1857 at &
O'Clock D. M, on the premises, the west half of Lot
No. III. In square No. 28i fronting s. feet x of an
inch on north street. between 18th and 18th streets
west by l2D feet deep to a thirty feet alley
The above property Is situated i'm one of the most
Improving and desirable parts Of the CITY, and offers
to persons desiring either to build invest favor
able opportunity.
Terms: One-third cash; and balance in and p
months, for notes bearing interest, secured by deed
In trust upon the property.
CHAS. :. WALLACE. ATTORNEY.
Je 5-d&ds JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
In Consequence OF the rain until TUESDAY AF,
TERNOON, June 10th, same hour and place
CHAS. $. WALLACE, Attorney
le nd JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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Auction SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON a To- MORROW

.-e By WALK BARNARD. AuctIoneer,-
DEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK u0trSu
i AND LoT rs THE FIRST WARp Ar Annr, noo ~
MONDAY AFTERNOON, the i5,b ,ns,sn S'-V "
O'clock we will sell, in front of the prem,sa' =.
part of Lot No. T. in square lao, fronting "a feet on
street north between 18th and 18th streets runnns
back llg feet TO 50 feet alley. The Improvement
are a two-story Brick House.
This property is on newly improved street, with
the pavement laid. ...
IL the terms of sale are not complied with within
10 days after the sales the property TO be resod
the risk Of the hrst purchaser. $50 to be be paid
the day OF sale.
Terms liberal and made known at saie.
Sale positive. BY order of heirs.
je lots WALL a. BARNAR ID. Auct.
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DOR SALE.-A valuable tract of LAND, con-
tanning about s. Hcres, and within miles of
Washington CITY, Terms One fourth cash; bal-
ance In 2, s, and years halt in cash, and bal
ance in city property, improved. Apply at No. SIP
I'D story 7th Street.
je l2-tf POLLARD WEIR
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TO OWNERS OF CITY PROPERTY AND
i CAPITALlSFS-The subscriber offers to pur-
occasion to vsIte a. parts of the city, and critically
10 examine every ASS Of property Unusual opportt
ed ONCE corner of Penn. avenue and 10th street,
over Savings Bank.
je 6-eOmf GRAFTON ID HANSON
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a CAKD.-Mrs. c. A. PEDDICORD would
"A most respectfully inform her friends and GUS
.oueIs thar she Is now prepared to Il II all orders and
70 execute All branches of DIR ESS MAKING; and
All Styles OF Bask and Cloak Dresses made in short
Tune IL Is necessary that ladies should know where
they can nave their dresses made in superior man
ner and at low prices Particular attention paid TO
Chidrens Dresses. Ladies would do well 10 call
ana see her dresses. Dresses made at fe w hours
notice. Residence south b street between Ioth and
lth streets, Island The latest Paris fashions re-
csIved. 10 m a.
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DESIRABLE Dwell
LING HOUSE AND LOT on llIH STREET, NEAR
PENNAvENUE-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON
2une IL at "a O'clock on the premises by virtue of
Llber a. s., No. lOl, foiOs, 81 * c. one of the land
records for Washington county, ID. c., the subscri
part OF Lot No. Is, in square No a3 fronting % feet
hve ana hall inches On lith street west, between
north street and Penn. avenue, and running ba ok
100 feet one inch, with the improvements consisting
OF comfortable Brick Dwelling House.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in 6, - and
10 months with interest," secured by deed of trust on
the property.
All cOnveyanclng at the cost of purchaser
THOMAS J. FISHER, Trustee
Jel-eo&ds JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auct,
IL The above sale is unavoidably POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONsJune nth,
same hour and place.
THOS. J. FISHER. Trustee.
Je l3-d JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, Auc'r
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned until the 18th day of tho pres
ent month, at noon, for work and materials for the
enlargement and improvement of the Edihce of the
Church Of the Epiphany. on q street, according to
plans and specifications, which will be exhibited tn
persons desiring to propose, at Room III, WindeT's
Building. JAS. NJ. GlT.IISS
GEO. &. AMES,
u. RODMAN,
lie !-eo5tN Committee
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EOR BOSrON-FIRST vESSEL.-The SUI
PeTlor clipper schooner Marietta Burr, "a
Capt. Ira Nickerson, has arrived, and wilt<{N
nave quick despatch for tkeabove port. For-&&a
ter street, Georgetown, d. c, ie li-lx
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TIE ELECTION RIOTs-CAPT. TVLER's RE-
ToRT.-Below we give Captain TyIer's report,
showing the agency and conduct Of the Marines
in quelling the recent election riots. The reader
cannot fail to observe that the Starts report of
these transactions is borne out to the letter by this
official statement:
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UNITED STATES POLICE REPoRrs-Bsfors
Justice DonH.-One OF the rioters in the recent
homicide case, named William Taylor, or the
person known from the evidence as E.the man with
his arm in the sling" voluntarily came before
the Justice and entered into a bond of $500 for
himself, and like sum for his security, for his
appearance at the Criminal Court this day com
mPnciDO
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GONE AT LAsT.-By the following "obituary
notice. ii will be seen that our handsome friend
from the Seventh Ward, has passed to the bliss
ful sphere of married blessedness:
At Baltimore, by the Rev. Mr. Seeley on the
18th instant. John L.. Smith, Esq, Of Washing
ton, and Virginia C.. Smith, daughter OF lanes
Lownds, Of the former place.
Polynesian., 1857-11-14
Sailors Home.

lhe Sd Annual Meeting of the Sailors Home Society
@aE place last evening at the Bethel Reports were
' new Trustees elected, and the usual business at
&adei to. The Home is now fairly under way and has
:" good Oing may the winds prove prOpitiOus IL
one of the institutions in which creeds secs and par
- nay j,Oin with an honest pride.
Polynesian., 1857-11-14
TO THE EDITOR oP THE POLYNEsIAN.

SR:-In the Hae Ha,Uaii of Nov. II appears COM
.lcation from native, relative to English schools
natives - in which the writer concludes by lmplor-
:,he editor Of said paper, to go before the Prlyy
ac of tine King and ask further assistance for the
-.sh schools, on the ground that by acquiring the
ssh language the people will increase in knowledge
I'd the government in prosperity. This appeal to the
4bonal department of the government Is p" sign OF
tines " that sincerely hope will not be neglected
ll CAD to see that the conviction is dawning upon
native mind, that the acquisition of the English
uage is the sole basis Of its regeneration, temporal
and spiritual So far the government has assist
e English Schools there is but one result, and that
most favorable but the extent of this assistance Is
Insignificant, SO dsproportionate to its Importance
llt may well make hope sick and the most patient
sEaicing Our school system-but why speak OF
-'? 1t is an intellectual mael-stroem, and nothing
1gr
know His Majesty, the King, too well to doubt
-N humble, respectful appeal, a cry for help from
F depths of ignorance, win receive his earnest ana
safg attention. TRUST
Polynesian., 1857-11-14
II)c })olpuesiau;
Published weekly at Honolulu. Oahu. H. I.
nPLES GORDON HOPKINS, EDITOR.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE poLYNEsIAN.

Jg A writer in the AGUertSer, over the signature
r takes exception to two communications which
-erel in your last issue, signed Hope' and -
does not . write TO condemn the manner in which
.an and Its institutions Scandalized by them,
merely to cOntute what appears to be the drift of
i argument, that is, that the American missionaries
re done nothing really to elevate the natives.''
admire the disinterestedness of RS defence Es Re-
I'm and its institutions - may be scandalized - in
r1bic journals for all that r. would have to say
heir behalf; but attack the credit of the missona-
and, forthwith '' the fat is in the fire. and men,
~rn- the sincere and conscientious convictions of
II minds, based upon actual observation are brand
IS moon-struck theorists by this amiable appel
10 be sure religion is of the spirit spiritual and
nav possibly be stranger to Of its kindlier
sleloes, or he could not object to our trying the
II by It's fruits, whether manifested in an American
~5nary or a Hawaiian Church member, and, if
are the "sat of the earth, ascertain if they have
.5r retain their saltness.
admire further, the acute sense, amounting to a
niment which enables r. to discover ''the drift Of
aryument' OF his own construction; would quote
i'm the French proverb: ''qui s'excuse, S'accuse,'
q sure that he would not smell the Pope and Ro-
-s instead Of seeing the drift Of the argument
Is tlT as my share of RS encomiums is concerned,
z to observe that '' the drifC'' Of my argument was
II the attention of the Missionaries TO the existing
NLNtl H. hOuAu JeiIldpS ItIlSIOu anu lNo
,ltons;'' and conended that in a truly religious
the proper and diligent performance OF the duties
ge owe to our families aud society never could
ct with our duties toward God, or the latter be
iuD as an excuse for the neglect of the former. l
alsion to show that the frequent practice Of pray
netting among the natives, during the best working
Us Of the day, was becoming, in fact, premium to
-l5ss If that is 50 scandalzing religion and its in
..ns' r. is as ignorant Of the of the other.
elmed in charity that the Missionaries did not
.1l such result from their teachings; and sup
Il them to be g sensible men,, willing to lend their
lnce to lead the native piety into proper channels.
ll regret TO learn that have wrOnged them In this
sumption.
Ind now a word in r. ear. When you write for
.iaty mansge one opponent at one time, and you
-y give . better account OF yourself Never stake
IL reputation on g the apparent drift of an argu-
-lt but on its conclusion and endeavor to learn,
g 4 is too late, that the greatest Utopian Humbug
Hawaii nei is to expect fair reasoning and literary
.r;esy from Missionary writers, lay or clerical, on
ects involving dissent from their opinions or prac-
.s. In conclusion [ would quote the g Sartor Resar-
L." God must needs laugh outright, could such a
Ing be, to see his wondrous Mannikins here below.
HOPE.