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n ME X1CAN Gull F.
l, - TEsf RailroadThe regular Trains
~ 49, .aaaSS,,wit continue to leave the city
daily At 81 p NJ. for the Gulf and return every
morning and evening.
omnihsses leave Canal street every Is minutes. iy29
a arrm G. .BLEAKLEY, SO AND 81 Rampant
H street, manufacturer Of Carriages Bugses, Spring
-E2@R Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing in
all the branches done athe shortest notice. jas ly
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GUNNER BOARDiNGI SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

(NLAKE1-lUOO brands anu qualities, il
~ store ana for sale by
iy2 S, WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
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A FINE YACHr.-The New York Sun has the fol-
lowing:
The beautiful yacht Wanderer the largest pleasure
boat ever built this side of the Atlantic being $50
tons burden, is now high and dry the Pike street
screw dock, to be painted. True to her name she is
soon bound for a long sea ramble and will probably
turn up soon in the muddy waters of the Thames, be
docked in Hayre cruise around to the Maestrom, and
take look at Cronstadt. The owner OF an English
yacht of the same name, noblemap, and as much
of sailor and rambler his vessel some few years
since met sad death among the cannibais OF the
Pacific and his beautiful pet was wrecked soon
after Better luck to our Yankee namesake.
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next will ndudcate at my Office l. O'clock NJ, the abov
lease. l. inEaH ~, W,
jy2S l5t oohPlfoher.
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EONvLER's STEAM BOILER - PATENTED
Il September 30, 1856
above very economical in fuel takes up very
little cleans itself is easily repair ed and does
any than the ordinary Boiler
LEvEE STEAM CorroN PRRs,
New Orleans March l3, 1857.
n. H. Fowler. Esq:
Dear Strive take great pleasure in recommending to all
parties using steam Patented Steam Boilers We have
of them in operation besides the third you
strucng for Weare fully convinced of their
that have turned the boilers had previously
although they all nearly having only been
in about eight months.
Your Boilers sixty cent of fuel and have
not the trouble with them We raise
hundred pounds pressure in half hour in the morning One
Of Boilers has been in four months
and has yet required cleaning and is impression
least without cleaning being
sary itself all the time by the of the bowo
valves day
We are dear sirs, yours truly,
+. j. FORSTALT,
II. STREAM Engineer
For all particulars with regard individual rights and rights
to manufacture other Stne apply to the under
signed his Boiler Mnnutactory III Bp street. where
Boilers of every description th Shortest
as 3rn DAVID |. FOWLER
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CoMpTRoLLER--oFFICIAL.

CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE. I
City Of New Orleans, August sth, 1915
[ 1902. ] s
Rsor That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby aahor
lied addcate the lowest bidder after ten days notice in
the official JOURNAL for attending and keeping In
pair for the bridges Canal Carondee at Treme
Maa Ves and Roman Streets In accordance with pecifca
on file in the Surveyors office. Said adjudication be sub
ject the approval rejection Of the Common Council
fSignedI j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fSgnedl P.S. WILTZ
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen
Approved July q, 1s57
lsignedl CHAs. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor.
true copy. JULES CAssARD, Secretary.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA Law DE-
~ pARTMENT. -, .
The Lectures Department will commence the Sc
cond Monday of Novem e 1857, and continue nll the hst
branches of The Civil Common Coust tuona and Snttna
tiona Law us well as Equity Jurisprudence and Practice.
Lectures will he delivered by four Prot sSors.
Professor McCALEB will treat OF Admiralty and
Maritime Law international law and the jurisdiction OF the
Courts of the United States. rr->-r,,
Those by Professor RANDEII. HUNT will treat of Com
mercial Criminal Law, and the Law ct Evidence
Professor RDSELIUS will elct the Civil Law;
Land Titles. whether derived from England spain France or
the United the Practice OF the Courts Of Civil uris'
dcton in Louisi ana. - .
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Pracce and Constitutional
Law
The degree of Bachelor of will be conferred those
students only who shall have attended two " courses oil Lee
lures. full having rea WE'VE months under
the direction of resupctable Counselor at Law and who shn
examination by various Professors, be fou ID deserving
| of the honor.
The fee OF each Professor So maculaion fce So; and
$lO for the diploma.
All addressed 10 the Dean of the
| Faculty, at New Orleans. THEODORE H. McCALEB,
tel9 THO Dean of the Faculty.
HR. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST BAR
- tholomew Hospitals SIX with Ricord OF Paris
has eopened his oce No. IL Dauphine street. Tor general
practice especially for the treatment OF all OF the
Generave Organs both without the use OF mercury
Office hours for consultations i'll French and English to Il A.
| NJ, and 4to6P 2 NJ. ao 5pu
| NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Patent Sawed both ogh and dressed,
fros the best heart tmber sale per tor rengn,
and so per II for dressed, in lots suit purshasers
feI9 en- star PLANNING Mills, New Basin.
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WAS brought to the City POLICE Jail on the
w I'd Auglist the dark grf girl MARY. Says she be-
longs j. Sharpe Ponte Coupee, Red River. She is
4 feet inches high aged about Is years.
The owner will claim his property according to law
E. PLANCHARD,
Keeper of City Police Jail.
Registered August L. 1857.
HENRY DUREL,
ana l5t Clerk of Comptroller
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n... The STEAMER JAMES e.
aAsfIJtxS = Woodruff, G. $. Rogers, master, viii leave
ssz New Orleans for ST. Louis the coming
S fellows:
THURSDAY, Aug. q!
THURSDAY, Sept. II.
me- BELL. BUCHANAN d CO. No: 67 Tchonptoulas:
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| WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 18th of July the black boy FRANZ Says he belongs
10 Mrs Mckay aemore Jackson Miss He is about "a
years old feet 81 inches hah; strongly built has burning
| on the right hand and the left thigh
The will call and claim their properly according 10 law
| +. PLANCHARD,
| iy25 l5t Keeper City Police Jail
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WAS brought to the city Prison on the
w 18th of july the grh boy JAMES. Says he belongs to
Parha, residing of Lafayette and ST. John streets
He old feet inches high has finger of
the left hand cut, and on the left foot.
will call and claim his property according to law.
+. BLANCHARD, Keeper.
Registered July 81, 1851. .
HENRY DuREI,
auI l5t Clerk of Comptroller.
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ls57-Is5s-LEAvEs EVERY sATUl
6HlsaLt1ls urday, At O'Clock P. M.-REGULAR SATUl

;SS5Ss5g.slASaa=aa ;S5Ss5g.slASa=a DAY PACKET.
The magnificent passenger packet steamer Eclipse L. W.
Broadwe master will leave regularly above commencing
SATURDAY, 18th Septenber for Baton Rouge, Bayou
sara Nachez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand inlf,
and VcksbHrg For freight passage having un-
surpassed accommodations, apply on board. or to
GEO. d. EITE & CO., 81 'front.' street.
Passengers and shippers rely the steamer Eclipse
taking her place above trade SATURDAY, 18th Sep
lem ber next iy24
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| MOI, SSES-MOLASSES-MOLA >ES-MOLASSES
l Superior Sugar House and Refined Syrup Molases
| from the
| ORLEANS
| LOUISIANA
/ and
| CITY REFINERY
| For sal A THOMPSON L co,
! jl2l 4S TChGuptnnlas street
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WAS brought to the City Prison on the
w of July the grif boy LOUIS Says he belongs
Peres of Jackson, Miss. He is about 35
old inches high has the right side of his
face
The call and claim her property according to law.
F. BLANCHARD, Keeper.
Registered July 81, 1857. --
HENRY DUREI-
| aul l5t Clerk of Comptroller.
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EPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-H
T. depot des Epaves u Quatrieme Di tric
jackson les Constance ct Lare CONNIE
Une Mule ba denvron Is mains de haut estropee de Ia
des qlatre pieds.
Poulap bal denviron deux la crinere ct Ia queue
tongues ct marques visibles
81 les dts reclams dams dix ous ct les
paye lis vendus Fenchere pubque dit depot
LUNDI 10 aoit 1857, a 10 heures A. NJ.
?. A GUY0L, Commissaire des rues.
Souvelle. Orleans lie % iuillet 1857. jy3O au4
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Approved the Committees Streets and Landings of both
| Boards Of the Common Council.
| Signed JOHN E. HOLLAND, ) ohaifH'en'
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o HIO RIV r.

Leaves on SUNDAY, 9Th instant, at 8 p. NJ.
~ - FOR LOUISVILLE : CARRYING
sGA the United States Cairo Mail, the fine FIST run m
ming regular passenger packet steamer Il. q.
TWicheIl, Captain Mabon, master will leave as above
for Louisville Evansville Paduca, Cairo Hickman, New
Madrid, Memphis Helena, Napoleon, and all intermediate
landings. For freight passage, apply board or TO
au7 W. G. BETTERTON Il Co, Is Gravier street.
RA plan her cabin be and stateoos secured
by applying her agents. ..
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FPAyE DU TROISIEME DISTRIGT-Il
Il conduit depot des Epave d Troaue District No
81 des Champs Elysees CONNIE epave-
Tn Cheva ba pale de 61s mains de hau horgne de Foil
d-Oit, etampe visible.
ST lie dit cheval NEST reclame dams dit our ct les Ias
payes il vendu a enchere publique dit depot JEu-
DI 20 aotit lS5. 10 lenres A. NJ
P. A. GUYOI Commissaire des rues
Nouvalle Orleans LEI aoit lS5T
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FOR TCHAFALAYA RIVE r
ALABAM MA RIV Err.
REG ULAR ACK E rs.

COAST PACKET STEA Err
lElEIs1S Bella Donnn-To and from New Orleans
as..a1s4 Bayou Sara Fort Adams William sport Port
and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA
will resume her old trips commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the
wing New Orleans every Saturday evening at O'Clock.
Bayou Sara Wednesday evening" on the arrival OF the
Woodyille.
day morning. .., a..
Particular paid to the receiving and landag of
pasenres and freight ali of the day and night.
II HOLMES 4 CLAUSS, a Tchoupoulas ST.
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Morning Express at A. NJ
Evening Express at G P. NJ
Connecting at SANDOElAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road, for St. Louis PANA with Terre Haute and Alton Rail
road, for Louisville ans CINCINNATI DECATUR with Great
Western Ralroad for Springfield jacksonville and Naples;
LASAIlE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock island Day
export and Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago and Burlng
Railroad for Gaeshug Burlington Quincy Central
Iowa. arriving At DUNIEITH in "a hours.
One OF the Minnesota Packet Companys leave Dun
leit for ST. Pan and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the cars from Cairo
Going East, there is change of between Cairo and Chi
cago but three from Cairo Yark Through
IS hours Niagara Falls SO hours; New hours
Baggage checked through.
eaFo through tickets, information apply 1li-
Central Railroad Ticket Office, under St. Charles
tel. St. Charles street, New Orleans.
as " W. F. REnDING. Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS
.IANOS.
T.. @ Ar II w RIGHT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

NIn~ic und 1Tusi.nI Instruments, lCutIory
and Variety Goods, y sfl,f-f =.
NO. 1875 MAIN .STREklT.
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New Arrangement,

WOULD announce To the subscribers for papers EtFaa
cala Sc, whosc NeS have been 70 denl
Air TobinS that fSssivtrE aid PeSioA
GALS Sc regularly sud Wopld request os= AGcge FeEetTed
TO, to cali at III Main street A0y VhinS dsSSREue
their subscriptions, vii pieaae that
preserve reopivs We Just receive caSc Of
GltKans Family ALEC Iste
AIrs SNuthwOrths Xorka. Everything Iu ha Rock ana
Stationery line be had ut The zap BnTe So
II Il Main fnribl
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cHULCHEs OF WHEELING.

- Z 4 II.
oT the niorHaHOn OF a'rsnSeTs visiting the pup
'hs iS.'"Hs "ss ~ H-e !, - ',,,. 80
q and place OF meeting. y ILers are aes
~ max. 'as ,, t,
81. 1anA'at'S, ~ ''eoft'to''' aaU
tTss''' KrT = = fAAh.>s' 'sse''f' ava
seloek, eStn'nE' :. p,-,, ,,,
~ L04H's' y -, p.,,or
ssS',-' ., 80, ,a.t ,,,g
+frH trs'Sgttriu, iAY' n H. AAp
siNssn nonF" An@
Second Presbyterian "sHs'tf s'tss',
So and
zhtra Lre'Syt,loa' s'H
=. moIlu,pr aud evening.
Eou''% md Adam, morning
syenIuE. ,,,,..,,., r,,..o,,, K,v. ) z. w.lsou,
sv So,r, MouIe aud Quincy services
,,.,pIng and evening
H.rh z,,t HtssdEs pfscopai Rev. A. A. REGEE
a,,sr ,I,TK., and Nort Sts SOrt Whetlnsi services
'"'.I.. S.DI, .na ,vsolpx.
p..,or C.spllne street. between and second
c.p.Fs vince, ing; srrvless morning and evening. =
South Ehessihg N. Z. t"a's'a, Ao'' a
WAeeliHg L,iUnd Chapel, Wheeling lalaHd' Rev. =
\. Wusos, Pastor.
tStr,aaG AsLtodiu Epise0EaI, RsVc HHl"io' tassot'
chalus street. WsbatsT aud Third Centre "nss'
Ing. -, u,.,my
~ James Catsdrai, Roman Catholic K' hs'. pslOs
H. " RunAB Eilh street, eVrntT Of hanpdtn; services
srning aud afternoon.
ASsOciHte ReiOrWsd KsT. = =. AAsI IL'1A'
sfMasket and and afternoon
BGDtLsf. - -, Clay street, between t'.NA any
1th stFsst services morning anu -. rbr5
D.s aarA.. .,r.. ,l...' ,S ,.Ss a de morning, aud "
evening.
EednOscGI Proficient, Rev. j. HElftA FA'''t' O'A'
street, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion ErGHOeIicat LHthfF1aa' Rev. Z.
siaIkei a,rsst Webster AID Third Centre
whrslInE; servees morning and evening.
y.fst Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market anu
Main.
GERMAN FTOtsstdnf, UniDn Hail. Main street. 0s9Meep
Monroe and CuIucSi services 1OtS morning.
-------.-.- ---------:-.---I,, ,>,,,I-<,rp,,I,N -
ODD FELLOWS o1 1;' S,iN
+V1-,InIus Lodge n .. :S.-Meets every Thursday
evening Han, corner Of Market and Monroe 'fes''
JAMES ". MooRs, N g.; =. u. tarr' secretary. iN
-krnnIIIn lodge Ne. a3,--Aleets a. ae0yeevsIy
Monday evening. = J. F''''4' y O. u . A'
1IS,y s1T.iii TslI Ioaze Ne. as-e.,.
w.d..,sav evening. cuAs DscxMAxs n. g.; JoAn
s. ss,sS.' SECRETARY. :. ...,...... ,,,.,,,
WherltnS Ledge Ne. SV'-Assss .'sy '.S..11
evening AZ ne '' s, s1,at1 zoS,rs sesrs.sTy. @
.,i s,' Ne. s,9-slsets as above every
-, --SI sNryE. N. Cli ", ", Blanchard
s:sls3.iy. s.isss sE'''''. : : :,
AhFanA,s I.. .,r.s,, .se aiT
u..ssy @ S.s' evening" Of each ronsA N Q. Mla.H P "
n. 1B'aHeAant, s.rise. ~. a.-M...; =.
W. Ten ~, .,,sv .Ssn,n,. Of each
ahoye me sse"aS ana aaa = y'T'' ~ yt.t srtb.
H'a'A' nFSs' Hs...' :; 7277s1,I,1,CI,x -
MASOESAC t11hSA'>-' -
OhIo Lodse N9 LoaAss ,ss s,. ana a'S1aS @ o son
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SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving and keep OH hand large and
choice coiecSn Of Sheet Music. Also, Instruction Books
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rTNIIIs Institution is now in prosperous and -four
Ishng condition. Twice during the two years has
been NECESSARY obtain larger apartments for the
the Increasing number OF Students repre
suiiting nearly every State In the Union.
ossuP.s one Of the most conspicuous and dcpra
bly, located buIidHHs In city. THE rooms comod
Ously arrauErt spacious AMI elegantly furnished.
The advantages aud facilities here offered young zen
string qualify themselves properly for the various du-
ties the Counting Room to obtain Thorough Jrdc-
tiruL BWSiHsSS EdwsUoa generally, unsurpassed in
any particular y aH! similar establishment tie United
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Accommodation Train leaves Ravcnnn at sea a. Nj ssors
At Way Stations and arrives at Cleveland at 945 A. 81
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CITY BUSINESS ] ! ! g. 2
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,

GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
T. l1s14 MAIN ST.. ,ssNS n EEL .FSGIsya
. iISl4iL LAj.tlsylli .JpY-S7;EJ1. 7I14 LE9Ss giJ
s. my are tSsF ii fosE afsvsa Siii
DRY 6 oods, VaFIt,iSs a md liIIIia cf Z q S61Is
theys h3ve just rcciNst tasir Eeripd fsl PprebAs,
s2nttN the Public more thanT 593 4 bti1
$50, DOOM ORTIZ OF GOODS,s
sss n f ss sTSs faS sSsI ssess s4d
10 IheE former snEt they added large stes ot
Sl;S es q s4s.ss .a!ssSiS Ss
iilTI ssS Ia he Estesn eit,es ssSrs ms
iaS ss Eaten Sses oRe Esss 4 Es yss, s
.tl A. ysl as directly from h IRp0rsTs aSsfas
eNt.ose SiEl BagJfR cniSr6y tE PrEcK or St RsraTI
Tor nS Ris5 ot R2sis si i
haEs made and are mAkns Ep's ,rsh
itislrIine in thcYWCst Inn sf iiss ;; - f.+
| In ths stock may he found fully t5l- 80
GOO SdF bilks--ecibraci of a hpsSt
h5fSs st9fsf GsssSts sSsa fssl m
\ fpl lps of the KishAst Painted, onibre skaSts IA
IN 81, !s:rg.si easl'litrss and D. iihrerssd
se939 yds GinahalnS Dp6ases. peatas3 and Prints, l
American Hootens and goods kept GT kny killllr
S have "Ss Il fy e sr Sses s.oe iS i sS,. gs.s
TS9e aa psass i Public hai effort uISn issir part
Thsy teelisoaidstG that aey Cd q ott laOcen.es,s "a
TGits ;T gSs fSsSsa So5bSg y ss e .s s il e r.
caIsf lioteiA and BoHtS for custoRaets.- =, - n -
E=4s Always on hand, PFilne Live qtese Eat4,e4E
i7i nov6t q, 7,-rit,.-9f i 7,l. =. --S--s. =
ENG0URAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
RUClAEES'H ROOKEkERksREt'G 100
a. Writing Fluid. Il ~ ~
his superior Fluid Ink been bekorc tao pshlse
- nor nearly two years, It has been tonetsS FElE Il
hold Fluid. . -. - " %t ~
During The twenS tousaz quart and pin. bOi.
to and lsfSSnts II GiaeISas = pt Sa
bRaaie Cleveland, Detroit, PeErc HHue Lafayette
indianapolis, EyansY FrRHsfott, Lexington,
@ Sye; S Aemahls s. Louis GatchcS
sew oE!eanS II has AlEo bNeh Adopted Lhs eLdte De-
o. kentaekS Tehaessek and MsssIrpI 1Lebas
!sEen tiree hr9 class pipom2s Mechanics Institutes
ineinna and LonisTlt and four Diplomas and fe Me-
and Illinois. ~ ~ ~ T'F FsttfS' -4+fs'ffN -
ths following merchants bankers Ae In WkessaeShSrn-
sHr Book Keeper Visiting Fluid: E Tt9ff f,if
N9ssEsstsrn Bank q yisS;1lA Merchants. MscssAtes'
sang Of Wheeling; Bank OF WhcSlnR Crescent apufset
ing SoSmPany; County frF Of Ohio County Na.lon EIt
s59nSe Kelly Holloway Co.; Rnsseh 3IGAfee Gordon
lattheEs Co.; 7. sweeucy Con; DonnS ACoSEnL OFT
dill Gilbersou 4 Co.; Press.
Eof sale at manufacturers pTtess BY .iff5 {H
ocag LAIBDIS. 0ILREHsQE &Co..
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+ i1'14I6NIgAINf s'F., ,ssNSs n EEL m Ca.g3
3 3ils-4LA5.tltlli -JpY-S7;E,hs 7Id DE- igiJ
~ FusR e. TI0StAAte rlyaanEr ta announcing that
~ they are hav ~ recciPtef tbslt i EieEE sfsfsH Al
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1IaE LAW OF NEWspAPEKs.

1ab LAW OF hwspAPLlts.
I-subReribeTs give express notice TO the
tFaTy c0nldered wishing to continue their suseT
eOh6.
qIf sukseribrs order the dseontinuaAec their peril
odeaS the puLsheT eoRnue to send eHn until all
FSaFages are paid.
ali aEbseFibsEs neglect their PeTOd
sA Offices which they Directed they held
Esgp6nSble tin they srted the bill and ordered them
aiseontiBIed. Q
ell SuhscTibeTS to other places Wtthoutniorm
Ia 1 kuLISsrs and the papers the d
FeeOn, they held rrslOnsihlc
6The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take periods
Gals fEem removing and leaving theu gneaed
is priiNd Cdeit evIlsuGe Of Intentional fraud.
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Wheeling VA. sATURDAY- MORNING.
TRANSPORTATION
Cleveland, Pittsburgh 6 Wheel
ing Railroad.

s : s3.s
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sITUATIoMs GUARANFEED!

Splendid Inducements 10 those trko 4cish 4
attend a CommcrriaE (al2ege.
Polynesian., 1857-12-26
AN OLD WHALER.
TO THE EDITOR or THE PoLYEEsLAN.

nave long resolved IN my mind the proprlety and
II Of publishing a " Honolulu Business DIrec-
7. The limited number, however, Of the busi-
Ks men and the business institutions of the place,
al,er including all possible and impossible sorts
lslueSS-fron making saints TO making Sau-
tS-Aas hitherto deferred me from an enterprise
@iuctive in every respect but that of money
12s An idea has nevertheless been suggested
- by friend, which might remove this o5Jee-
I, and hasten to explain.
Is said that Honolulu abounds In young, pretty,
lpiished and, what Is best or worst, unmar-
aides, delicate little blossoms OF exotic birth,
= sanbeams OF purtr light, tinging with tran
Sow the whiskered forests Of the male popu-
p, iairy sounds Of love and home and baDleS' or,
pax more intelligibly, fortunes seeking invest
H. 1t is further said that Honolulu abounaS'
70 one, in the coarser, harder element OF human
-, oa the Egyptian darkness Of whose unblessed
-lS, by day or night, no ray Of light, no sound
-)ge has ever broken; men who, through the
III oi proper knowledge, look upon these revela-
r, Of 4 better world as unreal illusions, and they
niue to rot and rust in groveliing eSouSif, Oe-
se they are unable to connect such apparIuohS
- " Local habitation and a name.
-- obvlate, them this difficulty, and TO prevent
! .@eetness Of the former from wasting lISeii on
sert air of the latter, It is proposed to insert IN
i Directory the name, residence and complex
~@ every unmarried lady In Honolulu. And as
an established maxim that beauty is lmmor-
any &llusion to aye must be studiously aVoldeo'
u EIitor, do YOU think such plan of a :" bu-
IS Directory" would succeed: Ii you do' say
'-1 here goes, &c., &C. CGLEBS'
g After you have tried your experiment we
- De better prepared to give az opiRion.-ED'J
Polynesian., 1857-12-26
Not enriches you,
Bot makes him poor indeed"

anse they make him discontented and sulky; treat
l Kindly, give him plenty to elt and WORK enough to
81 The scurvy out OF his bones, and my word for it,
there are whales in the sea- Honolulu ships viii get
a ani their try-works be blazing when others have
Ga scrap to swear by.
AN OLD WHALER