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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
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tin Mnlauf gssrn bic Saline Sant fpiirbe grma&t
prrprn, pcrauf sn 5aufsn ben "Sal, sS,ointers'
f6 UNI bic Sbdrrn bsr Sanf srrIammsltt uhb al.
le Die IS Srriu6sn wiirbsn bic Sant In Strlssrn,
bsit gu isbsn, bsSrpbsts, fis perbnlt& gu Si6tism
obsr auf snem SissrI rritsn gu laHsn. Der an.
lauf untsrbIisb parauf. 8antteamtr, ipsl6e ibr
Spseis ;u tstaIten wiiniGsn, IclItsn lidb bieIes
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pers i'm Bslrn, barauf anlpru9 MAIDEN ppllrn,
sinr Spsts,ablsnSe Sant w Iein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
Der erife Sel,nee.

Seute Dor adjt 5asen, ais ben 2i. Sttcber,
tdtten mir fiji pirIrs Spdtiabr has erRt Sdnes'
@saSter g8enn man attr bepentt bab fGon Oft
in frdterRr Sabrcn prr Srbadtem Datum Gfntc
bon sintssn 3oa 3isfe srfaasn 1T, 70 muB man
bed 3ueetrn, bag taBsltc nur untsbeutenb mar,
rno bae mir bitter unsrr5bnli4 i4fnrs unt ans
arneNmrs gRGtLer aehntt Naten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
sW Tie Stsuer unO stollura scn gpm.

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res, Bu Nlrtcmnr, Sancpfr SauntY. 3d.. wuIrs
in pprlrbtrr gprde nit CTR adnpn s90ignrnic
nnS allrm icnitiesn 6uitr nirrerartranut. Grin
Snluit miro auf $4,000 asi6Gbt. au6 warp
rie S6rutr pcn Gpuarp Auijia. tn psmis it,n
eauntp. pmdb 6eurr ganslid ;trlSri. Sn rsr-
isltcn rrrtrhnutsn 1000 Suitsl S6ai,sn, POO
Barrel 2HslIhfcrn unp aQes. Qtrrasritb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28

R1 Die ptttabetPbtu nW orntn 8
Stmes" fat aufgebtrt su crl6ensn. Die
Sun" bic felt ldnSrrtr 3sit entldisbsn fit bic
rspublifaniiGe glatfcrm tsrausssfommen u. gBl'
mot i'm lsbtsn sBatItampfs trdftig untsrafBts,
rpirO ben atouneuten an Der Stsls Der sSimss''
,u9tGeEcst psrprn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
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Die pfiSisGe Nebrbeitrn ocn - Gaunttes I'm
Staat SbiO llno erbatsn prrbsn uno bardus ers
bttlet rS SaG Der SeputltfaniI6e Gancibat fir
GciurrnSrmu 2,027 Wetrbct erpdtlt tf.-Dir
2ctc Solos babrn Iii tisirm 5aa allp etpas gu
frhA asi4riEen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
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RVnsn it nmIi& StpiI6en 8tpaI uno 8rpnlfart
auf bUbn Ste untsrsssanSen. 1400 Wfn'
iasuteben giu9en oabtt iu @rHn'
be, earuntsr 8 Apmtrale uuo bic 5amiIisn Der
WunnI6aft. Sur 6 YrIuun famsa NIT psm
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28

BG~ lie 8eIammteinnatmsn BET Der neult6sn
Rontscmgy Gaunty 9tdtrbau 9lusfeGIuns ;u
Sprtnataun tstrusen $3.50. NaG at,us rer
aussaten, YrdmiumS &c, bIisb cine usbrrIaue
bon unssfdtr $3.50.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
7oma nabI.

Ger. Staat Soma IN Der 8reiteit imucr rod
setreu, Sci Der neuli6en gSaGl baIelbt ii bas
5terubitaniIde Staatstidet nit elmer NRebrGrit
BON rt,pa 800 Stimmtn ertpdtlt worten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28

gG- SIN Staat Sbio sibt es $500 Wsilrn
ferttse giIenbu9nen, wetfe unScfdbr $50, O,00O,'
900 astptet ta6sn. Sic bsIAIfttsen fcrtpdts
reuo sespn 10000 Seuts, 600 9urcmctipsn,
5000 Gdrs Ucsr. sBassn, uno psrtrauasn jabrlia
abg $4,000 ftaftaR SVlI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
Geb-a-O ~ atriot.
altentaun, pa., October q. 1857.

BV- Gsn grief bon unierm Grsuno 8. In
Reres sBbdtbaI baten mir riibtis erbaltsn. n.-sDtr
rperben Ssf S&rsiter bcifrntliG tspcr tan9e per-
fSntid trefsn = mo uir cann i,nsn @rsenitano,
Der einst mad, nit chamber tsiprehsn pcllen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
DanFfaaunassTaa.

@pustrnBr pc1cd BAT cine Proclamation err
Iaeen, worin Dpnnerifass ben 26Ren gfcScmtsr
als sn alstmsiner Sabr unp Ssts5as fefseiest
III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28
Die Eanfas u,abl.
Dfi,ietlt Bsri4is.

ct. 9puts. 20. DIT. Die fcfstnbsn Off.
sitasn BsriGts fiir bic gdtl bee Gcnersb Dtlss
saifn iir 6dnlas einsen fln:
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-28

nag Die Narte seita trinst Fel fcn bic big
Suss,' wiotrr If bic iiB-lie fenna es ntnmY
ssb in sranNe carriages, binniS matt sril unb
oebn ,u flIf.
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San frnafisfo JAbtrtistmtnts.
To shc Owners. and Persons inacressed In
Whaleships in the Pacific Ocean.
OfrlcE or rHE PANAMA RArI-RoAD coNrASy,
New YoRx, July 20, 1851.

NEw Yoax July 20. 1857
s- The Panama Rail- Road Company takes ths meth"f
SfAM of informing interered In the Whaling bus
A ness Of the advantages offered BY ths k..lraa -
the Pacific to the United Statcs and r sendng out
Ats and supplies from the United States 70 Panama
has In regular and successf ocsssaon
more years. and Its capacity for tho al
Including OIL frovtl1ona
fully The attention Of several Captains Of
whalesips turned 70 the subject Of nhppng
and the Panama Rail-oad Company made aznsemcts
every facility which be required ss he scron
object Pier 80 1ee@ tone has
Of Panama. to the end cf which 1rscht
Cars are run to receive careoes lighters vessels lying
alongside alongside OF vessels - As
wall Vessels 800 tons lie 1t The Pser with
The vessels to Aspinwan st-salins briga be-
longing Rail-Eoad Company and the Company pr
pared receive Panama and deliver In New Aork,
thorough BiIls Of Ledtng at the rate OF rik'
lon if received ships tackles charging fe
the capacy without allowing for vantage THIS
charge covers every Panama New York. In case
the oil through the or A.cn.
feghts may made payable the lsus of IN New iosk
al option OF the shipper.
of the Company sail regularly ana
average passages and Asinwa are about to
occupied in crossing the isnnus -
four hours OIL during its transit the lshmus va" e
covered with canvas conveyed In covered and owners
may that viii be taken prevent
Several cargoe already conveyed to New York with
on or other goods consigned transportation to the Super
ntendent Of Rail Road Company 70 w nhlt~ ~
Nesor. Commercial Agent Of the Company ut Panama. VIII
be received and forwarded greatest despatch.
rr l.. Hanks has been APPOINTED Agent ~ Homo
uu Sandwich Islands, and prepared furnish every requisite
information to shippers - ,o,, -
Agent Panama 4. r. Co.. Honolulu 81 eA-i2n
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- FROM THE 1ST OF DECEMBEN.
. 1885, to January 10th, 1857, paid to this Government
,k:1k 1880 Friday june n, Q Kanaka came 10 my
house o2i Of stating II for O. Vincent
bringing vincents carry the beer The kanaln
took the beer received warrant OF arrff
for selling this 62 worth For five days have
been at court every day having postponed for want
evidence To-day fined $50. But listen to the esi-
dence They Kanaa policeman No. ], give him three
glasses he II was bitter and made Nun
eddy. The Jourdan, (poice) He says II made
the Kanakas eyes and start The nextis MI
(poIce) the with the addition that
the eyes Of his bead and he looked Ike
man that had poisoned fish, Consider this evidence
how il was got hs IT, When paid To this
my good money! expected to have the same toi
Grafton as other had paid $1,000 year. offered 10
make the beer before te show them how was made Az"
bear expenses there prejudice against Deer and
nv viii nav them better than looking make beer
That prejudice got up by men holding spirit cs IN the
done away WITH selling beer employing men 20 make
for them not knowing caring what into H. Why
was singled Of eight beerele have no idea Perhap.
was that attended well TO business and was he most
likely the $780, Any other reason cannot give
now inform public that am the only man ON these
make beer at TO drink Never mind what the
pucans tell you being Of stecls bee They are
afraid Of it, they dread it's effect Not the cneet = mas on '
party that the effect It has hAd on ther us "
my beer bad, people would not drink t. uscd per-
ncous drugs NJ. ship Hauasadh would never have goe
out Of port and H. L N corvette Esvydce wcnd now
Of For the crews OF tbe- two
ships have drank hundreds Of gallons Of my beer
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NEW GOODS.
UNOR SALE BY b. w. FIELD, merchandise
II just received per Hamburg Brig " Hcr0." from
Tahiti consisting in part the following articles:
Bolts cotton canvas, Rolls tanned sheathing paper.
Bales navy oakum, Composition nails, sizes,
Iron chests, Composition Rings,
Superior Iron Safes,
Bars composition rod, for bolts, Hedge anchors,
s files, assorted patterns and sizes,
Cases Spirits TurPentine, CoPal Varnish,
Cases Lamp Chimneys,
Barrels cement, &C., &C., &C. 54H
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B. w. FIELD
OFFERS FOR SALE
u Dry Goods,
Hardware,
Crockery and Glassware,
Groceries, Naval Stores, &c.
Paints
Cordage,
Provisions,
Pals.
Brooms,
Yellow Metal
Sheathing Nails,
Ok Carts,
Carriages,
Wines and Liquors,
Polar Oil, &C., &c. Att
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PoLrsHING.-The ladies very fond Of keeping
the door knobs, spoons, plates, &c. in brilliant order.
now, II instead Of water and chalk, and such pre-
nfatons, ladies' will camphene and rotten-stone,
hr brighter. more durable and quicker polish can
the article used for producing the exquisite polish Of
aagaerreoype plates; and nothing has been found to
equal IL
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10 CLAN WALL PAPER--SoIid wall papers may be
ae TO look as well almost new in most cases. by
tne following expedient Take about two quarts Of
Nneat bran, tie it in bundle in coarse fannel and
ruo 1t over the paper 1t will cleanse the whole
PAPER OF all descriptions of dirt and spots better than
hny otner means that can be used Some use bread,
out dry bran is better.
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A NEW ARRIVAL.
WATERS HAVING JUST ARRIVED
San Francisco, takes this methcd of informing the
citizens public general Islands, he
brought with him splendid and extensive Of
Jewelry-consisting of
FINE GOLD WATCHES,
RICH DIAMOND WORK,
JEWELRY, OF ALL DEsCRIPTI Ms,
PLATED AND SILVER-WARE,
CLOCKS, OF ALI. KINDS also,
TELESCOPES, NAUTICAL
INSTRUMENTS, &c. SC.
he will open in few days, the New
GRINBAUM of Fort Merchant streets
nolu herewith invites public give him cali
examine the above articles.
Honolulu, September D, 1857. n-65
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NOVEMBER II, 1917. s.
Aobertistments.
q a R q O
FOR TIE FALL SEASON.

| - n -
| ~ <e - o. ~ -
/ roD nr- rArr c-Aoo~
| O1l 166 = ALL S6ASOly /.
-uE ES,-pCCn-Eu
tbe carso 81 ,hs an,.r;c.n sb; 10Sv CyI - DIV y f.
Boston ny now ieud;ns ,n' An'e''a SNIP 'o' '' nun
' w s- npv roonc
p, ~, ne. - - -,
Bales ticking,
Gases blue cottons,
Cases blue drills,
| Bales brown eottons,
Irusses bags, y and Il busheish
| naies oagging,
Cases spool cotton,
,oorS .xD :, Cases q ssS blue cotton thread
>o, =
!. mems men kip brosans'
calf
a enameled
:. pat. strap neei pumps
{. oy,s,s poy srench e. aeS'
:. mems s ops opsrs .s~ss s'ps' French ties,
!. . Congress CATERS,
thick s selted boots
GROCERIES. sc.
Kits mackerei Bbls best Carolina rice,
k and sounds a a
Gases tobacco, IS Gases wine do
Is ID boxs tobaccco h lump Cases brandy peaches
Boxes raisiiis, cases prunes Cases do cherries
Bbls vinegar Cases pepper
Cases asstd essences Cases cayenne pepper
Cases green Cases asstd pie fruits
Cases i ID sausage meat Cases TBS roast mutton
Gases n bs Clans Cases asstd preserves ,H'
Gases do boiled mutton Gases 2 fbs beef soup
Cases ass,d preserved meats Cases do oysters
Cases preserved ounces Cases ! fb mock turtle soup
Gases strained honey Half-bbs dried apples
Kegs split peas Gases asstd confectionaries
Kess white beans Cases Pembroke table salt
Cases n;peannle cheese Roxes brown renner
Cases Vermont do Boxes do n;nento
Gases Goshen do Raskets snnerior olive oil
Cases toyn.t IN tetcrnns Cases 40 do do
Roxes hrown so,n Roxes cbeyo;ca, o,;ve soan
Royes salt v.tar eoap Cases unstari
Boyes matches Boxes mines
Gases TowDsepd,s sarspariua Ualf-tts rape seed
Roxes Rr;stol Irck UaIebbs canary seed
Half bhIs saItnetre Casks Goshen bntter
Cases painkiIer ALSO
- IN L rcC AICOuOI IN aa,to,s oo.b
NAvsu CTnD ne n u NV A u n, g.
'ases ooIeu hieeo Oh, oo1es gI'ss' ass.o si-es'
DaIIeis uo uo uo nal-oois s,.s oess"a ~. -
NaSes spi,lls .ui Pel'.iue, hess ys.c wi.e NJ ea:
Eases chrome green hegs gs prem. a. znc s pant, a
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ss Live and Let Live -
PUBLIC HOUSE.

rro,.b ,surton Ale I2} and 0i cents per glass.
Beer, Is ce"s Per P"'
Also on hand the best Brandy, Gin, Wines and Malt
Liquors (bottled) that be bought In Honolulu
Aso $500 worth Of cheese which 70 b given away
70 ''''''e''' FREEMANJ }. STEEL 1,
N. b. HORSES TO LET Reasonable terms.
with new brides and saddles. o4-Sm-
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nrro< ss'd that ladies' dresses are rendered fire
S-S'' ny . solution Of chloride Of zinc.
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UNMARRIED WOMEN IN GREAT BRrrArS.--It ap-
ss Iroin the census of Great Britain Of 1851 that
n 1aae year, there were in the country nearly six
.u wnom one million seven hundred and sixty-seven
n;Dsss ana were unmarried, and seven hundred and
~ne's-hve thousand widows
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CARGO PER KAMEHAMEHA w,
FROM LIVERPOOL.
TIME UNDERSIGNED invites attentions deal
just by
named vessel Among the important articles will be
Dry Goods.
| Brown cottons. drills, white madapolams,
| White shirtngs various qualities, blue shirtng
drill, fancy drills and trowsering great variety
| White and drab cord, bedticks
White muslin goods Of various descriptions,
| Printed muslins, figured do fine CLOTH doeskin,
White, red nd blankets ass'd qualities sizes,
Figured ustre mosquito curtains Brussels carpeting,
| Hosiery and undershirts all qaties,
Shirts of various descriptions blue woolen shirts,
| Fancy prints, true blue prints mourning prints,
| White ground prints, Turkey red and yellow do,
Silk corahs, English Silks lawns, hats, &C., &C.. &c.
Assorted English Groceries and Liverpool
Soap.
English white ead paints and boiled oil,
Rope ami canvas, bagging and wool packs,
saddiery, brides and bits, new styes.
| Hardware.
Sheet lead, hoow-ware, sledge hammers.
Anvils Qarge) crowbars, garden chairs hat stands,
Wheelbarrows (iron) tool chests,
Two screws for pressing wool or puu, ass'd iron.
Liquors.
Brandy, port, sherry, caret, gin and whisky,
Younger's draught ale in hogsheads,
Salts draught ale in hogsheads,
Byas ale in quarts and pins,
Alsop's ale PINS ale, Meakm's ale.
Sundries.
Anchors and chains fire bricks, blue bricks,
sIates small money safes, gates, garden rollers,
Assorted earthenware, nappes, pipes Liverpool salt
s2-tf - ROBERT c. JANIoN.
STORAGE.
CTORAGE FOR 400 TO 500 TONS heavy or
light goods on the premises of the undersigned suow
TEN TIERcEs BOSTON sUGAR-cURED
e1-u CHAs BREWER, d.
FOR SALE.
BEST anAmaMr he.s aaa,lsy fresh EnGsH Saissr CORN
NJ Fresh Corn Meal and Fresh Corn Bread daily.
vUVxvo LARGE LOOKING GLASSES, with gilt
Glasses do tables Tumblers and GOObets
ea-a H. MAcKFELD co.
YELLOW sHEATHING METAL
A ND NAILs-For sale by nv FIELD
roDFIsH, SMOKED SALMON, ENGLISH
est s''''s G. L. RICHARDS co.
CTEEL AND CAST IRON PLOws, AND
sa-tf n's'''0"'' ' H. DMoND.
20 KEGS HIDE POISON, Is q. b.
MECHANIC TOOLS, Saws, Bench and Moulding
Stubbe' other SOCKS Dies
AIasss assst '.'-S'es'' - w.N LADD.
l1AK JOIST. Pine Plank for ship carpenters use
u IL inch
For sale by
61-f CHAs. BREWER, %.
BOWLING ALLEY BALLS
uVOR SALEB:Is Of different Sizes 81 and Is.
n Enquire the Mazeppa House, Nuuanu street
e4.sf GEORGE RRIEL.
d superior qualify Pocket, PEN, BucheFs'
u Farriers Pruning Ivory handled Table md sert
Knives, Razoss. - -. -
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CHARLES w. VINCENT,

rovrR CrOR AND BUILDER The undersigned would M
n his friends public that he has taken tne ven
Known Carpenter premises Of c. H Iewc!s 1sq % 49,
e< .I roId solicit thu Yavnzge hesetoeore % IiD!euy
1--fo2e An In the various branches o nuane
Pans, Specifications and Contracts attended % 49,
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TO RENT.
~sx ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ny ACRES, less, of rich Land, well adapted
-& wheat growing and fer cane NawiwiI, Kauai
lying mile from the beach, and considerable elevation
above the
Part of the tract is well watered, and the whoie of
closed. The dwelling and houses all thorough
repair.
For TERMS Apply
b. W. FIELD Honolulu
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
gjouses anS gmos.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
- A COTTAGE with large garden situated on
E;; the side of the lane running from King
k opposite the palace, occupied
Smiths Esq The contains three and has
been put thorough repair There good cook
house the premises The above offers
good opportunity any small family wishing residence
short distance from For particulars apply to
GEO. CLARK Hotel
Oct. q, 1857.
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TO LET.

-. THE FOLLOWING OFFICES AND
t,,, ROOMS in the brick building, Queen and
-EA Kaahunianu Streets generally known the Makee
Authon building,
The second foo present occupied by Dan c. Waterman
Esq.
The third floor Messrs. AIrch Bishop, suitable
storage.
The Office the first floor Qa.eiy occupied by D. N
Fltner, Esq.)
The Office the foor Qateiy occupied by Makee
Esq
The cellar of the above building capable storage
barrels Apply to
G5-lf CHAS. BREWER.
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J. H. WOOD,

Manufacturer Importer and Dealer in Boots and Shoes o. every
description Shoe Findings Pump, Soe nlss'rs, crs
and patent Leathers Calf Goat, Hog, and BUCK SKINS
Trunks, vaIses sp4ning Gloves Fos and Masks black
Inc T,sles Hosiery Brick Shoe store, corner Of
Yorf and Merchant sts-. Honolulu. II. L July La
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
~ THE LARGE AND COM MMODIOUS
. Dwelling House, situated the of Fort
III ana streets at occupied by DR. Geo. A. Larop
Possession given 1st Jan 1858.
Apply to
65-u CIIAS. BREWER, ID.
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TO LET.
IA THE TWO STORES NOW BEING
:: erected in Fort between King and Merchant
2A Parties wishing to lease have them fitted suit by
early application. For terms. please apply to
Gift Il. F. SNOW.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN LAHAINA.
- TO LET.-The undersigned to good
E:.. House, with
L adjoining, very pleasantly situated in the
haina.
The house undergoing thorough repairs
ments which will make it a desirable residence.
EDWARD p. BOND.
Jahaina, Sept. 8. 63-3m
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GEORGE &c SIDEKS,
and dealer Tin, and Copper ware
Kaahumanu street. opposite J. c. Spadings Honolulu a.
Summer Bakers Tin and Copper Pumps, Bathing Tubs
Foot and Baths, Tin and Zinc Roohng and gen
eraI assortment of Tin Ship work executed wn
neatness and dispatch Suv - i-a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-09
Personal

-. Gen. ]. l.. Taylor of Ohio, and Col B.
Byrne of Pennsylvania, are at Browns.
go. Hon. Caleb Cushing arrived on the I'd at
Milwaukee, and on the 4th started for st. Croix
Falls.
.... Phillips, Sampson Co, of Boston, are
about to publish pocket edition Of Emerson IS
Poems, in g blue and gold"
go. Leauzoni, an eminent accoucheur at Wurz-
burg, goes to st. Petersburgh before the 18th, to
assist in increasing the royal family.
80. Mr.. Mason, the Commissioner of Patents,
returned to this city yesterday from visit of
some four or five weeks to his home in Iowa.
.... Dr. Edison B. Olds, formerly a member of
Congress from Ohio, contemplates 1t is said,
opening banking house at st. Paul, Minnesota.
80. Com. Salter, U. S. NJ, Hons John Smith
and ID. A. Smalley, VT, and s. F. Butterworth,
Pa, are at Willards'.
80. Judge r. p. Flenneken, Pa, and Major
Zeilin, o. s. Marine Corps, ordered to the COM
mand of the Barracks in this city, are at Kirk
woods.
80. Among the distinguished individuals at
Barnums Hotel, Baltimore, yesterday Were Gen
PeTsifer F. Smith and family, U. S. A Capt
Pope, u. s. N; Col. A J Glossbrenner, u. :. Ser
geant- Arms; Col. Malone, Lancaster, Pa; Hon.
b. :. Duncan, Arkansas.
.... The Boston Journal Of Wednesdays saws
80 We learn, on what we believe to be good au-
thority, that President Buchanan and several
members Of his cabinet will come to Boston on
the approaching 18th Of June to participate in the
Inauguration Of the statue Of General Warren OH
Bunker HILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-09

THE BuRDELL MuRDER-TRIAL OF Mrs. Gun
NINGHAM-On Thursday, the prosecution closed
its testimony, and Mr.. Clinton made the opening
address to the jury for the defence. The ground
taken was that the murder was committed not by
any of the inmates of the house. hut by some of
the relatives or acquaintance of DR.. BuIdell.
with most or all of whom he had been on hostile
terms
Three or four witness were examined for the
defence. Rev. Luther Beecher, of Saratoga
Springs, is the principal Of the school where
Mrs. Cunningham's third daughter (GeorCiana)
is, and he and his brother proved the fact of the
payment for Georgana's term, i'm December by
DIR. Burdell's draft the Artisans Bank Dr.
Carnochan was on the stand when the court ad-
journed
Mr.. Clinton, in his opening, announced that the
defence would call the sons and daughters of
Mrs Cunningham and poor Snodgrass," if ne
cessary. The public mind is now prepared for a
verdict of acquttal, as far as Mrs. Cunningham
Is concerned.
Yesterday the principal witness examined was
Mr.. Snodgrass. He testified that he went to bed
at IL o'clock on the night of the murder, but did
not hear particle Of noise, nor did he perceive
any offensive smell on the following morning.
Young George Cunningham testified that Eckel
murder, whilst Snodgrass testified directly to the
contrary
Miss Helen Cunningham also gave her evidence
but nothing new was ELECTED.
recess was then taken, the Judge announcing
that the testimony on both sides would be finished
at night.
On resuming, Helen Cunningham said she had
no knowledge of the way in which Dr. Burdell
came to his death-the way he was killed or who
committed the homicide
Augusta Cunningham made a similar state
ment, when the case was closed for the defence.
The District Attorney said he should not intro
duce any rebutting testimony
The Court said four hours would be allowed to
each counsel to sum up, after which the Court
adjourned until to-day