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| rASsssnssskH ~ s S1 CO.
1857. sR1xN0 ADVANCEMENT. 1857.
| 2.hEroK Il. asseomodssion Of -
| ~ this tsaAs line Ut sssan-1
- Will lsavs 81. Lonls for IOsisisAa, 3en16aI,
3slnevy A9Angs, Canton, warsaw ~ keek1k.
leaving s. Leals at O'Clock p. =, daily, Az1iyiag
i.I i .ss1.ss ..{ ~ I k..l. = !. g: :
| N, ~ assaw ct 10. ~, Lagrange q II .. -, O.
Quincy :. .p. =. Hannibal :, p. n. sad arriving
Aasslss iiss Il :sssnsrs VIII l.av. q. r.o.,, 70
connect with the Quissy aad Chicago Railroad,
having W. Leuis q p -, arriviag u Aaanibai
. 70 :. y, aad osissy q l3n.
h: :na sS1Issy :. =. :. H'aaisa u
/ A. soon - bsstAso vis Railroad b resumed .
steamer will make UHnd trip daily between Keo-
sak and QuGaW, leaving Ksoksk q = -, and
leaving Quincy Ct II y. lfshss-d
nesslss kssks. asa Usnssnaasi
| THE Stsasss rvsavss Rsss, ykNfON, -
| Aasssf, hasiss hsss psrsAassd y ~ r
place tie Yaha, will shortly commenced
~ rsgslas tsips In ths shove sss1s- 1Aankfsi
1 ~ the patronage bestowed upee ths Yuhs, hes
ownsrs solisita csatinsaass Of ~ sans.
Shipper iaay rely .Psa the usssst despatch In
ths delivery Of freight.
feb3.-dsn-ins Agents.
l4eW0hot Deo MOu0OU 1lvOR E0G8ots
| s1sHE BADGER STATE, sxasls. - =
! y Master, will leave Tor Fort De
Aelnss and iatssmsdiste ports when the nssr Vii
psrnia; Fer fright " passAse apply on baaxd
$40 q. M DGEa,
MAaon n -. T. ,. AND JaEwsLER
~ Wsteh nsds By The Bostnn watch Co., ani
w.rssntsA ~ excsilest time keeper; In gold ssd
silver ssses. Also Ans selection OF EssIkA
W.tcAss. CArsnoasssss, Asehers and Lepisss, In
eosd 80 siivr sssss az e vAioA are vssrastsd
neAlA DAMT0. BRIDGES.
011VE0 WAUR
C0NS1ETTU0 Is ~ q soslst.' a.. t.~h.,.,
i.s.: =. ere. s.s s..s:ss s.s.s; i's'
Also, Ass stock ei paiA silver, fse SALE = est
ON psiess, By
mshlA 6AM'L @. DDID0n6
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saks hasksss, ss, fssks, speoss, g., III ssls Low
s,ais4 " 's 49,.
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U,. sS !: Il. s..: - & =. =, s
hssr sd eight %Ayj Tor hank, gallery, Aaf, o9sc.
80 As.ss; ssne viii alarms, vhish win T. sold
iov eaa warranted, ~
POCKET CT;TIR1v-
CONH vsry - ratAe,.s - ~ -. 49,. ~
- sA1L a. RRfnSRSv
mehlA a N.i.,..
COLI OUAaD,
Fos. ..a caaia:, i.;s: Sc. &. 81. low
nekiM 1i Naia.a.
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I RDERs talsn Tor hair vorl q every As.srip-
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/ Aucsson Daio % o70O wo1sA %
ODOT0 AND 00OD0t
."E viii ell at orr sesss, q Wednesday, March
w 18th, ct 10 o'clock o. ~, stock Of 6Dsts sn4
Shoes. eoDprisinga gsasral aasestnsat q wouss
and missssy, and msn' . Kip and calf beots.
II IL - object for deelsTs to astsnA this sale, -
the ssssk h saapssd 70 ~ speng traAs, snd viii -
sold without limit
Tsrms:-Slu ssns und1s ~ sosh; III SANS over
$50 sixty days credit, With ssad endorsed astss.
KENDALL, HOWE CO.,
mcAIl-A AnctionesSs.
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Take Notice.
MY brother, Mr.. George PArsons, will from this
1v1 date be connected with ne ~ . partner In
the Banking business, which will be conducted In
the name vi Charles Passons Co.
CHARLES PARSONS
Keokuk, Iowa, March 10, '57-d6t
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CT The Legislature OF Michigan, ct ito
receut session, passed . lac making timber
stealing state prison offence.
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TluaA !.
~ II. plrrEsDxasna

NSS ss-.rs~ &ds4E M
& l..
There is a silent river,
The rolling river Tins,
In summers rosy blushss,
In hoary winters rine,
1t howeth--eser foweth,
In whatsoever cline.
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4. =. DRONNON, =. 3.
0FFlog 70 Bsrrows Block, Aain-st. Inqsirs
~ - The City Drug Htsss AZ janss Ksyaolds.
Refer y D. ". Kiihourne and Dr.. J. =. Sanford.
mchlod
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The Des Mones froze over tight 10
the late cold snap, and teams were crossing
on the ice at Bentonsport.
The gorge continues at the Croton Lock,
and it is discovered that the Bentonsport
dam has sustained some injury from the ice.
though it is thought it can be tinkered up
temporarily for the passage of boats.
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A CHASeE OF OPrSIoS.-The Pelln Ca
setie quotes an opinion expressed by Us
couple Of years since, 70 prove an inconsis-
teney in our present position, and the keo.
sauqua Mirror copies from the Gazette ssto
show us up.'
Two years ago, We said, in view Of the in
formation We then had in regard to the new
Company, that had taken the Improvement
contract:
DAT last, then, we feel entirely satisfied
that this great work of the improvement Of
the navigation Of the Dies MONIES River is
really going ahead under the happiest auspi-
ces, with the most assured prospect Of final
completion"
The conduct Of that Company has not met
our expectations, and Washington might be
charged with Inconsistency in his change Of
sentiment in regard to Benedict Arnold, mp
on the same principle that the charge is
made against us, in reference to the Des
MONIES COMPANY.
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NE MOVAL.
q a = = 9 ! z z
EashIonablo Hat 6eoxol

MINDFUL II past favors, and hopsfsl
Nxof future patre mage, would resp>oe-
1faliy announce 70 their friends and the0
pablo generally thss they have RxxovED their store
70 No. - MAen.ss.. near Fosrth, whsss they
intend 70 Offer ~ bsst assortment OF Hat. Can
and Straw Good And he latest styles AZ tAs EAsa
srn markets. Call in and The Siwine Styles Jusl
received. c. e. VOORHEES, CO..
AMeA Lid ~ Aain 81, near lsh. 4
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nRDfRS taken for hair work AZ every Assesip
~ tion. Having Aad sEpssisass Tor the past AZ,
yssrs n this line, dsaigni.s patterns. -. AAsss
With call. Psrssns ear rsiy % havias The Mi
sd n shs article ordered u returned to thar q
dsacient.. work movnted TO order, any style d
sired The public ass invited 70 call ard sxanin,
patterns q I'll Aain-st.
mchl2d eAM'L0. BRIDGE.
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sAMLa. BRIDGES.

CAMUEL0. nnIDG1s. No. 81 Naia-st., ~ for
Ossls Ashssofts celebrated 6tssn 0asess, fer
0ess1hDaas, ksss0sstvss, ssA 0taaloeasy lnriDss.
IL y The msst pssisst 0uass md more excessively
nss1 II sAe East and CaaAAss, than any eshsr
gsags. 1scassn cod ethsss are Invited 70 call
end sxAmino.
~ else pssparsd 70 fsrnlsh steam whistles
II ali sisss. % short notice.
mchl3d SAML q. BRID0RS.
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JAARs DAAD1H, n. 1.R. UuDax, =.
U1AOGu = LINDLT,
fHsnoeeaoerp 10 r. I. NcKenny.l

WAoaeeale oaA 8esall DSNGglsss,
uAvIN0 passhassd the entire stock dsass. asa-
snpplisa 1roa tks East, ~ oGsr 70 tAs city sd
country tsAAs one a. ~ meDt op3ess stocks n
the city. Call ~ - q the old staAd Of :. !.
naKsasy.
Prsssriptiens carefully compounded - al Aoass,
day - naghA bypsastissl rsssdptisaists.
moh%- a3u
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J. =. DAVIS. wA. pRlcs.
DAvIU 4 PRICE.
Plasn aDa Ornamental
Painters.
signs AGENTS House Paintiag,
PAINTED for Draining,
in every Stained Glass. Chasing and
style. Paper Hsuxing.
YNHANKFuL for past fAvors, they woald still
! solicit share Of patronage. Shop on Fourth
street. between Main and Blondsau, ksokuk, Iowa,
chl6-dAw6m.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS 1857.
kEOKUK To CHICAGO,
0aisna,
Dubuque, Lafayette, Ind,
Toledo, o., Suppression bridge,
Detroit, Mich, Indiana eslis. lad,
Niagara Fails, Leuisville, KY,
Cleveland, o., Buffalo,
Colnubus, o., Pittsburgh, Pa,
Zanesvills, O., Albany, n X,
Whssling, Va, Dunkirk, NY,
Cincinnati, o., Newark, Ohio,
Springfield, Doetoa,
New York, Philadelphia,
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SAM PIE = RANKIN
Drok evS and 0eal Estate OOuloYs,
Once seeond street, bet wecn Main sua Johnson,
MILL give epwciai atentfcn 10, an1 olIes thsis
w ssrvicss In the purehasc and saie II lsal Rsss
asd Stocks, Investment Of Money, Cotlssttsg 81
Dsbes anA Rents, Paying Taxes, And I'll other isGt-
tate Asstnsss. In SostAern lows, Northern Nissq
and Westcrn Illinois.
Mr.. Rankin Will Asvots his undividsA assentisa
TO the basnsss, end WILL With The aid II hia sxpe-
rlsuec and axisnsivs acquaintance. and u hi Ass
ciste, Mr. b., b alba 70 give entire satisfactoa 10
all. fmchll- dhv
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DyU0OEUxI0Ns 1865
s1vH1 ee-psstaefsAip Aeesssfors sxistinG 1sd~
i the nans 9n4 seyls q H1igkAnp 0atlAel.
was dissolved " nutnAl euaeeat, nassA =, I'M.
-: s:..s. s-s.: :sc .:se s. ~! - ee~~@seA b.
II. C. Huiskaap, We will 10 futsp soaduet BOIL
ss snd Who afeas 10 authorised 70 fettls ~ bej-
ness Of the old Afm.
III. c. HUISKANP,
mchl-d3v M LDONARD NA1LA66.
r HAVE this day disposed u NJ seeirs i.tsss6t
i In ~ heot md shoe baeinsss - j y, uaaskA0H
ed taks pleasure 81 seeonnsaAing him y No Yab-
lie = oa4 dsservinR Of thsl1 patronage.
rchI.aav LEONARD 1ATLAS6.
D1S00EUT1ON.
9IyHE Arm Of HitSAsosk, Msts D CO. h this day
j aissolssA ~ mutual esnneat IL basins1s vtn
Be soatinusd sc ~ old stasa ~ mitshscea = CO,
No - ..1Acrieei % esale ~ beins n ths NM
Am. CHA6. HITCHCOCK.
J. n. MOTT, N,
Ysuksk - = 81 b. B. HITCHCOCK.
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Re9uhAr Deo Mo1oes RlvOR RACKET.
foSAE BADGER STATE, sxasIz, - -
= Master, will leave for Fort De-
Aoinss and intssmsdists ports rhsu the rsvsr vi{l
psrnii. For frsisht " passage apply On lizard.
naech1-A
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Firesidc Sninr. to bo Trusted.

ST. BETsY.-St. Betsy was welded to knight
who sailed with Raleigh and brought home to-
bacco, and the knight smoked. But he thought
that st. Betsy, like other fine ladies of the court
would fain that he should smoke out of doors,
nor taint with 'baeeo smoke the tapestry Where
upon the knight would seek his garden, his orch
ard, and in any weather smoke sub JoUe Now it
chanced as the knight smoked, St. Betsy came to
him and said, My lord, pray ye come into the
house." and the knight went with st. Betsy, who
took him into a newly cedared room and said, "
pray my lord, hencefOrth smoke here, for is it not
shame that you, who are the foundation and
prop of your house, should have no place to put
your head into to smokcl' And St. Betsy led
him to chair, and with her own fingers filled
him pipe, and from that time the knight sat in
the cedar-chamber and smoked his weed
ST. NoRAH-St Norah was n poor girl, and
came to England to service. Sweet tempered and
gentle, she seemed to love everything she spoke
to, and she prayed to St. Patrick that he would
give her good gift that would make her not proud
but useful and St. Patrick, out of his own head,
taught st. Norah how to boil potato. A sad
thing and to be lamented, that the secret has
come down to so few.
ST. LILY.--St. Lily was the wife of poor man,
who tried to support his family, and the children
were many, by writing books. But in those days
it was not as easy for man to find 4 publisher as
to say his Paternoster. Many were the books that
were written by the husband of St. Lily, but to
every book st. Lily gave at least two babes.
However, blithe as the cricket was the spirit
that ruled about the hearth of st. Lily. And
how she helped her helpmate! She smiled
sunbeams into his inkbottle, and turned his
goose pen into the quill of dove. She made
the paper he wrote on as white as her name, and
Us fragrant as her soul. And when folks wonder
ed how st. Lily managed so lightly with fortune 8
troubles, she always answered that she never
needed them, for that troubles were like babies,
and only grew the bigger by nursing.
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Compliment 10 Printers.

John c. Rives, in a recent published letter on the
subject Of public printing, has word Of suggestion
to writers for the press and compliment for the COM
pOsitors whose duty it not unrequently is to make
sense out of very sense4sss ehrography. None but
writer for the press comprehend how much truth
there is in the veteran printers remarks.
Many members Of Congress-and exc not q few
greater men-must have been surprised at the respec
table figure they cut in print without thinking of the
tosome labor and exercise of the better talent than
their which had been expended by the Ourneyman
printer in putting up into good shape the message
report of q speech furnished them. Mr. Rives says:
81 have the manuscript writing of most great
of the country during the past twenty years. and
think may say not twenty of them could stand the
scrutiny of onehalf the Ourneymsn printers employed
in my office. This fact will be vouched by every ed
tor IN the Union. To poor jouIneyman printer,
many great man owes his reputation for scholar
ship and were the humble eompositOrs to resolve, BY
concert up manuscript in their hands, for
one little week, precisely it is written by the
thors, there would be regulations slaughtered
than their devils could shake stick in the space OF
tweRry-four hours. Statesmen would become " small
by degrees and beautifully Less Many would
have the lions hide torn from his limbs. Men, whom
the werld call writers, would wake mp mornings and
find themselves-famous mere PrrtcI.'icrs-humbugs
and cheats ="
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BRAZIL.

The Empire of Brazil possesses rich and varied
resources. All the precious woods abound in Bra
zil. Rosewood is common, and is used to build
piggens; half the palm trees are there; the Nicto-
RIA Regla and aromatic herbs abound. Precious
stones and useful minerals are found, and tho
ground is 50 rich that the value Of single years
crop of coffee exceeded the yield of the diamond
mines for eighty years. the coffee exported from
Rio in 1851 being worth 5O00.000 sterling.
Brazil covers an area of 3,OOO,OUO square miles
larger than the United States by two States like
Indiana; water abounds everywhere, and the ANA
zon irrigates q surface equal to twO-thirds of Eu-
rope It has great fertility, good irrigation. and
salubrity of climate, caused according TO Lieut..
Maury, by the trade winds, and general elevation.
It's population is 600 600, consisting of Indians.
Portuguese and Americans, of whom 1000, 600
are whites Slavery is gradually growing extinct,
and it will not exist twenty years longer. owing "
the introduction Of German cOlOnists, and the su-
periority of free over slave labor.
Brazil in 1855 sent to the United States $780,
900 900 worth Of produce. The English govern
ment enjoy an advantage, by having established
line of steamers, and have secured the entrance OF
goods on more favorable terms, by forced treaties.
than any other nation.-N. Y. Times.
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FOR KAUAI.
| H~GEHe
PUBLIC NOTICE.

II HAVE THIS DAY transferred my Wholesale
81 Wine and Spirit business to Mr.. JOHN RIrsoS
and Mr.. CHARLES F. HART, so long and faVorably
known in connection with it, and who will continue
conduct it the old premises, under the Auction
Room of Mr.. A. z. Everett, near the Custom
House.
In making the above announcement, feel it to
be an imperative duty, well a great pleasure,
to return my sincere thanks to large and warm
hearted circle of friends who have gathered round
me from the disastrous San Francisco year, 1852, to
the present time-and in presenting my successors
to their notice, l venture to ask continuation Of
their support to them.
Mr.. Ritson and Mr.. Hart have thorough knowl-
edge the business, and will do all they can to de-
serve the support not only of my private friends
but also of the public at large.
Feb'y Ist, 1857. HENRY ROBINSON.
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JOSEPH FALLOE,

Importer ard dealer IN Vines, Liquors and Cigars,
HAINA, MAUI,
DEGS RESPECTFULLY to inform his friends
ID and the resident public generally, also Masters
and Officers of vessels visiting Lahana, that he has
made arrangements to receive regularly from the
United States and England, choice assortments of
very best qualities of the above articles. His stock
at present comprises
Pure London Dock Martell Brandy;
Otard. Dupuy & Co.'S Brandy;
American do, for shipping, in and 10 gal. pkgs;
Old Monongahela Whisky, 90 4"
Holland Gin, in cases, kegs and demijohns;
Sherry and Port Wines, Claret do, Champagne;
Porter and Ale, in casks and cases.
ALSO-Manila Cigars and Cheroots; Havana
do and complete assortment of the articles usu-
ally found in similar establishments in Europe and
the u. States.
N b. Particular attention paid to putting up
Stores for shipping
Lahaina, February 9th, 1857. 4S-9m
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RitSOn & Hart

n ESPECTFULLY inform the customers and
IL friends of Mr.. Henry Robinson, and the pub
lie generally, that they have succeeded to the ORR
gnal Wine and Spirit business, as now carried on
under the AuctioR Room of Mr.. A. P. Everett, near
the Custom House. With large and well-assorted
stock on hand and with complete arrangements for
regularly receiving the
Best and Choicest WINES k BRANDIES,
from the London Docks direct R. & II. feel assured
that they will he enabled to supply not only the
best but also the cheapest goods in the market.
4O-tf
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ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
INDIA.-We have heard with much satisfaction that
the question of connecting this country with India
by means of the telegraph is now receiving the most
deliberate consideration IL is understood that the
line on this side of Turkey will be executed under
arrangements to be made by her Majesty's Govern
ment; that the line through Turkey will be under
taken by the European and Indian Junction Tele-
graph Company; and that the remaining section
from the head of the Persian Gulf to Kurrachee,
will be laid down by the East India Company. We
only trust that these divisional arrangements will
not prevent that unity of purpose which is desi
rabIe to insure the fulfnent of an object in which
so many interests are concerned Weekly Tines.
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Japan

A grand convocaton Of the dignitaries of the eu.-
pre has decided to permit no foreigner to visit the
interior; therefore the efforts of the English, Rus
slams. and Americans to open trade with that eoun-
try have proved of no avail. The japanese simply
supply our vessels with necessaries and receive IN
payment only gold and silver. The Dutch, on the
coatrary, are high in favor and enjoy monopoly OF
foreign traffic. The japanese are making rapid
progress in naval knowledge, and they have sppro-
prated two million and half of dollars for getting
uu a fleet of vessels of war, on the European plan,
to be commanded by Dutch naval officers. -Four ct
the vessels are to be screw steamers.
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NOTICE.

vUyHE UNDERSIGNED having reopened his old
stand opposite the Seamen's Chapel. In rear OF
Messrs. Castle Cookies store King street, oegs 70
he favored with the patronage of his old friends and
the public in general.
He offers for sale at moderate prices, French and
German Cloths, Silks and Satins of various coors,
kinds and qualities. Also-A variety OF Iailors
Trimmings and Tools.
" Tailoring in all its various branches, in the
latest fashion and at the shortest notice.
4o-tf c. H. NICHOLSON.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

FI1HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the firm OF
Fischer & Jurgens, Cabinetmakers and French
Polishers is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons having claims against the late firm are
requested to present the sane for payment lmmeai,
ateIv and those indebted to the are requested
IN make payment to either of the undersigned before
the lst of April next. w. FlSCHEh'
H. JURGENS.
Honolulu February Z, 1857. 4l-St
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FArALITY.-Mr. Albert Sumner, wrecked in the
i'll fated French steamer Lyonnais, had brother,
Young man of great promise who lost his life by drown
ing at the wreck of the ship Elizabeth, Fore Island
in 1885, on which occasion Margaret Fuller Osso, her
husband and child also perished 1t appears from the
Boston Transcript that Mrs Sumner, his wife, also had
sister Mrs Ba who, with her husband, was lost IN
the packet ship Home, bound from New York to Charles
tou several years ago.
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AssIGNEE,S NOTICE.

AL PERSONS having claims against the estate
n of c. H. Butler will please to present their ac-
counts for approval and all persons indebted to the
estate are requested TO make immediate payment OF
the same to C. H. LEVERS, Assignee.
Honolulu, jan. II, 1857. oS-H
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FOR SALE TO ARRIVE.

A LARGE assortment of ENGLISH PRINTS,
N and other Dry Goods on the way per
Clipper Ship ''RADUGA,'' from Boston, and brig
sGVELOZ" to San Francisco. Samples at the store
of the undersigned. ROBERT c. JANtON:
Honolulu, Dec 20, 1856. S5-u
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xv.,n CATTLE ON HAWAII.

DROPOSAJ.S for the purchase of all the Wild
Cattle running between Maunaloa and Mau-
nakea. on the Island of Hawaii, will be received at
the Interior Of6ee on or before April 2lst.
By order OF tie Priyy Council.
45-tf s. SPENcLss, Clerk Int. Dept.
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Groceries and Provisions.
SUGAR CURED HAMS, Tongues, Herrings
- Mackerel, Oysters, Fresh Salmon, Lobsters,
Green Corn. For sale by
43-tf SAVIDGE MAY.
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Blu SIN ESS CARDS.
GEO. RISELY,
~ NJ ~ q
Rose Cottage Market. opposite the BetheI

GEO. RISELY has business the above stand and
grateful for former patronage his friends they
can be supplied with the best Beef, Mutton Pork and
Sausages Also, COrned Beef and Pork always on hand
" Ships supplied with Live Stock and Corned Beef az the
shortest notice. 27-tf
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NO. CHINA RICE, fol sale by
~ 43.tf SAViDGE & MAY.
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ID. N. FLITNE r,
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL.

HUNULULU MEDICAL HALL.
CORNER OF MERCHANT L KAAHUMANU STREETS.
DR.. McKIBBIN begs ioned by his
son, Dr. Robert McKibhin ROYAL College
of Surgeons, London, Of whom being always
tendance, will afford additional guarantee TO persons
requiring advice medicine.
he has just received English
merry, &c of the best quality with which
meRt will constantly be supplied and which will be sold
reasonable terms.
Physicians and Surgeons prescriptions prepared
greatest care. Medicine chests carefully examined and
replenished.
Attendance AT the office from A. NJ. till p NJ on week
days. aud on Sundays O'Clock, A. NJ, O'Clock.
At other times, his residence. Union street.
Or consignment Of best London White Paint and Linseed
Oil. 34-tf
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AGENT FOR LLOYD'S.

THE UNDERSIGNED begs TO notify 10 Merchants, Ship
owners Shipmascrs lie has received the appoint
ment of AGENT these islands for LLOTD's, LONDoS.
ROBERT e. JANGON.
Honolulu March 95tb 1856 47-u
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Honolulu Family Market,

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the Resi-
dents and Shipmasters that they he supplied
best Bee Pork and MuttOn his establishment nearly
site the Bethel, at the very lowest prices Families
and BOARDING Houses be supplied any time
wIIh the best Sausages Pork, Sugar Cured Hams sc.
n b. shipping supplied with CoTned Beet Live Stock
Vegetables, al the shortest notice reasonable TERMS
35f H. HANLY Proprietor.
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JOSEPH HP. GRISw OLD,
Attorney M Law.
Once Kaahumanu Street, III 7nOIuIa, Oahu.