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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
perssf Richmond, Nou'r 2s-Hsh water s1aSr

Pbrtef Richmond, Nov'r 2s-Hioh Water ga "TA
Arrived.
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal, Philadelphia md@s
and passengers, II. T. futile.
SAILED.
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse and
passengers. Ludlsm W atsou.
schr Exit, Gray. Norfolk. mdse.. w. d. Colquitt
Co. - .
achr z. Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston. mdse. D. d
W Currie.
schr Psrcey Heilner. Candy, New York. mdse.,
W. d. Colquitt 4 Co.
Schr. Eats, Facemirs. Philadelphia. feed, W. d.
Colquitt Co.
Schr q. Hadden, Forbes, Burlington. via Peters
burg, feed, W d. Colquitt Co.
Sioop Superior, Pamunkey river, W. d. Colquitt
10
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There were 15s deaths in Philadelphia last weak
--2i Of consumption.
DR. 3. A. ogler. of Chester Co., Pa, was instant
~ killed Thursday, by railway train running into
his carriage.
c. D. Riddle, Of Martinsburg, Va. died suddenly
at Jefferson College, Pa, where he q student,
last week.
The steamer Geo. L. Champion, owned by the
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, was destroy
ed by fire, Wednesday night.
The residence Of DIR. Curran Rogers, near The
maston. Ca, was burnt the 18th lust Loss
$4,000.
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Corn is arriving at Norfolk, Va, in large qua
fities and ceiling at 1laTl cents ncr hushal

Cork is arriving at Norfolk, Va, in large guam
titles, and selling at 7la74 cents per bushel.
Ex-Presdent Pierce and lady are In Baltimore,
en- route for Norfolk, Va.
There were l09 deaths in New Orleans for the
week ending the I'd inst.
Rev Dickson W. Lewis, formerly OF Washington,
died in Choctaw Nation the 18th inst
Scott, the mail robbsr, tried at Columbia, s. c.,
has been convicted.
Rev. Arson Rood, late proprietor Of the Philadel
pha Morning Times died there on Friday last.
Hogs are beginning to arrive freely in Lynch
burg, Va, and are held at IS per cwt.
Rob't. ID. Carmichael, we'll known resident of
Augusta, Ca, died on the 24th inst
1t Is estimated that Erie County, Pa, will ext
port this season $40 900 worth OF fish.
Henry Coffee, student az the University of Viz
ginia died al cineipnati q few days since, his
way home.
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THE WEATHER-THE ERIE CANAL

ALBANY, Nov. 2s.--rhe weather here to-day is
onto mild. 1t Is now confidently calculated that
all boats in the canal this side of Montezuna, at
least, will get tide water and the best judges pre-
dict re-openins to Rochester.
BUFFALO. Nov. 2s.-The weather here is warm
and pleasant. The ice in the canal is thawing, and
vessels are moving freely.
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BANK or PEyNsTLvAsIA.-The Philadelphia pa
pers Of Saturday say that the commissioner, to
examine the affairs Of the Bank Of Pennsylvania
have concluded their labors for the present. The
ascertained liabilities amount to ST. 100000, while
the assets returned as $2700,0Oo. These assets
consist Of bills receivable, bonds, mortgages real
estate &c, and the liabilities, Of Indebtedness to
the city and country banks, circulation, deposits.
and checks marked good.
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THE BRITISH STEAMER CREOLE ASHORE AT
GRANVILLE

ST. JOINS n. B., Nov. 2s.-on Monday last, the
British steamer Creole went ashore al Granville.
Nova Scotia during the gale. and received such
damages as required her to be surveyed, and then
condemned. She is insured in New York.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-Letters from the interior
predict a short crop of sugar account of the
shortness of the season, and say it will become i'm
mature by an early frost.
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DIED,

On saturday morning the 18th instant. Mrs. MAR.
GARRETT A. MASON. In the 10th year Of her age.
HeY funeral viii take plErs this morning q 4
aeiock. Al her re1idsnoe on nth between Marshall
and Clay stresss Her friends and acqusintsnces OF
Tie family aTs respectfully invited to attend withou
Raitimara and portsn,outh papers pIeass copy. :
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WALKER CoNpEMNED.-The Senate of Alabama, on
Monday last, unanimously adopted resolutions Sc
verely condemning Gov. Walkers conduct in Kan
sas, and rejecting on President Buchanan for not
removing him.
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fB GREAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES.
Owing 10 the dull times, we have concluded tt
take our
SILVER MEDAL AMBROTYPES,
at the unprecedented low price of TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
These Pictures will be Of the size Of those taken
by others for 10 cents and are warranted TO be a.
good SANXAY CO.,
no. O-Sts li5 Main st.
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APPREIATIvE. - The Transatlantic Telegraph
Company have placed the entire supervision of the
enterprise in the hands Of Cyrus ". Field, and
have appointed ~ its engineer the engineer of the
Niagara.
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PoRr CoLBoRSE c. W., Nov. 26-This mornis e
George Burr stabbed Alexander Gibbs, when on
board the schooner Eagle Wing, lying at this port
killing him instantly. Burr has been arrested
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FIFTY CENTS Is ALL THE Go FOR ANBRo
rYPEs.-P0wERs' GREar PICTURE FACTORY is still
turning bushels ofthe best Of AABRoTYPEs for tn
aud pressing for POWERS IMPERIAL ABBRorYPEs
The hard times do not to keep the people from
having their lkenesses taken, for Pow ERS has re
duced his prices to suit tbs times Any can rais
50 CEETs to pay for good large size lkenessss. Cal
at ISL Main street. Eagle Square. NO 800
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Hoes.-The Abingdon Virginian says that the
hog crop in that section is short one. 1t learns
from reliable source that not moro than half the
usual number will be driven from Lee, less than
half from Scott, and not solitary drove from Rus
soil
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SUIuDE.-W. ii. Robinson, connected with mer-
camille firm in Philadelphia, committed suicide at
Wilmington, n. Co. Friday night, by throwing him
self from the fourth story window of the Carolina
Hotel
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ACQUITTAL OF THE CAPTAIN OF TIE STEAM
Err OPELOUSAS.
TILE SUGAR CROP

New ORLEANS Nov. N.-Capt. Ellis, of the ste am
or Opelousas, indicted for manslaughter, in cosse-
quence of the late collision has been acquitted.
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~ 7,ctO peerls had their Likenesses taken at
TYLER Il Co.'S Gapery lss. week. The PUBLIC have
money to- space W tber pQrtrais when f9G poihipg
else
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DRowSED.-Mrs. Mary A. Mitchell, was drowned
in the Shenandoah river, in Jefferson county, Va,
on Wednesday of last week. She was STOPPING
over the brink drawing water and fell in
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FOR THE PENITESTIAEr.-The oonvicts lately SEN
fenced by the Circuit Court Of Wheeling, va, left
for Richmond on Wednesday. They are VIM.
Belts, alias George Johnston, sentenced for five
years, for counterteiting; F. Bugher, alias 'Shang
hal" two years, for the same offence; Augustus
Baird, two years. for felony.
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THEArRIcAL.-C. W. Clarke & Co.'s theatrical COM
pany, opens in Petersburg tonight Among them
are Miss Cordelia Cappell, Henry Thompson. G. w.
Gile, G. ". Grifiths and others, old favorites of
Richmond
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n III. 81 ~ ~ Pom railroad cars going into
~ iSs bales Of Gotten iess s,see'',sq " hrs
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BREACH OF PRONIsE.--Miss Hester A. Burgess
sued n. F. Wood, in Kanawha county, Va, last
week, for damages for breach of promise. 1t was
proved in evidence, says the Valley STAR that the
young lady was firt, and the jury accordingly
awarded her one cent damage.
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So 30 CBNrs is why TyL Co. charge for like
nesses the saoe tleir rivals SIX 81 for, and the
result is, their Galley; is d y crowded l29 Main
street.
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FURTHER DECLINE IN THE HAvRE CoTToN MARKET
letter from Havre under date of the 18th, re-
ports that middiing Orleans had fallen as low as
90 francs, bus there afterwards recovery, and
the market closed steady at l02 francs.
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Beg GENTS GARMENTS CLRAysRD and
short notice and at moderate charges. Gents,
5hawls cleansed and repressed so TO look like
new DENNIS i BRO, Franklin St,
neN-6ts Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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---------l- -
SPECIAL NOTICES.
eGys DECEMBER, 1857.
Additional Supplies.

THOS. r. PRICE 4 Co. are getting by the las
two steamers and the one expected to-day, large 40
itons to their stock for the winter taae, 10 WHICH
they invite special attention.
"a Pu,led Cloths. Elegant Embroideries
Heavy Tveeded Sstipetts Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Kerseys and Sheep Greys Rich Stella Shawls
Bright Plaid Linseys, Chenille scarts ana DO.
servants Blankets, both French housilns,
coored and white, American do. tnew) 40
Mems Wooden Shirts Velvet Ribbons, AL width'
do Shaker do Alexander Kid Gloves
Hosiery. every style Linen Taffetta do, &c. &c
And upon THIS MORNING, they throw upor
their counters to be sold during this month $l0,U.
WORTH RICH BAYRDERE SILKS AND SILk
R0BES-many bought within the last few weeks
These goods will be offered in many at far les
than the actual cost of Importation All in want o.
silk goods are invited to give them an early call.
no al-Im TH0S. X. PRICE 4 co.
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TIE BANKS OF MIssIssIPpI-The Legislature of
Mississippi adjourned sire die on Thursday last
The AtSsissippian says that before the Legislature
adjourned, the House of Representatives, by very
decisive vote, indicated determination to con-
tinue in force the law prohibiting the circulation
of bank paper in that state, of less denomination
than FIVE dollars.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT AT NEl
YORK WITH NEARLY 100000 IN SPECIE.
Declaration Of Var by Nicaragua gainst
Costa RiCa.


New ORLEAss, Nov. 2S.-The steamship Daniel
Webster from Havana on the 18th inst, arrived at
this port to-day. She brings half q million in
specie.
The steamship Northern Light left Havana for
New York on the same day ~ the Webster, with
California dates to the 5th inst, and nearly two
millions in specie.
The news of the loss of the <"Central America
caused feeling of general gloom in San Francisco.
The courts adjourned and meetings were held at
which the Pacific Mail Steamship Company were
denounced.
ne supposed accounts of Indian depredatons in
Carson Valley were greatly exaggerated
Further accounts from the Plains confirm the be-
lef in the completely of the Mormons in the late
massacre of the emigrsnt trains. The papers say
tnat efficient army would be raised in California
,ione To proceed against the Mormons.
IT," news that Father Church's drafts were
protested in New York, caused run upon them,
which compelled them to close. Several attach
ments have been put on the house.
There also upon Tallant Wild, and
several other houses, but none of them closed
At the time the steamer sailed, the accounts re-
ceyed from the mining districts, were favorable
The markets we're inactive; Haxall -four was selling
for $l2.
The ship Talisman, from New York, had arrived
ar @an Fra
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DEPARTURE ,OF THE ARIEL.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 2s.-The steamship Ariel sailed
at noon for Southampton and Bremen, with $685.
600 in specie and l50 passengers.
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THANKSGIVING DAY was celebrated generally in
the north and south. At Boston there were large
contributions made at the churches for the poor.
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LARGE SALE OF LAND.-The tract of land near
Liberty Mills Orange Co., Va, containing 900 acres
was sold on Tuesday last at s47 per acre The land
the property of the late Capt VIM Smith.
The sale included several smaller tracts, and
amounted TO $4,000. Mr.. Slower, of Fauquier, was
nurchaspr
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Advertisements for the brsPAroE must % nAho
ID In by sx o'clock b ~ afsv,sn~s, IN order 70 ~
peAr the Aexs day. The heavy pressure o. 49,.
ttsemeats upoa ~ columns OF eur pAps1 s'
go, - 49,, rscA.sio. sit.r ths hour named.
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Rev Mr.. Potsrlil, OF Rishmoud. preached i'm
frsdsrSksburs, We, Friday night.
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E9yn THE HIGHEsT premium for
AMBROTYPES,
awarded to SANXAY Il CO, by the Mechanics In
stitute for which they only charge
B TWENTY-FIVE CENTS asa
AS MAIN STREET,
do 3O-6t& Sign Big Gothic Window.
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kg- VELVET CLOAKs, CAPEs AND MAN
TILAs DYED, cleansed and refnished in superior
manner. by DENNIS BRO. Franklin St.
no 27-ots Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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RH. TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS Con-
vENTIoS-The Committee of Arrangements give no.
tce that the Convention of the manufacturers of to-
bacco will assemble in the new hall Ballard House
on THURSDAY, the Sd December, at IL O'Clock. A
~ no5-4t$
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SECOND DIsPArCH.1

NEW YORK, Nov. 2o--The Northern Light, with
the California mails to the 9th inst, GOO passen-
gers and Sl750,000 in specie, has arrived.
The evidence, that the massacre Of lis emigrants
for California, in the Southern part of Utah, was
committed by the MormOns, is conclusive. Great
excitement exists here in consequence.
Samuel Brannan, Of san Francisco, has decided
land two miles square, near Sacramento with 9TH
property, to three trustees. security for mo
neys deposited in his new bank.
Alsop & Co., have been entrusted with funds to
pay the interest on the California school fund in
New York.
DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST COSTA RIGA By NIcARA-
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NOVEMBER 18th, lSj7.

. ~ have been shown the above card of Mr.
Thomas w. boswell, and state, uRhesitQtiRgly that
his representations are Entirely correct. -
no 3o-It PHILIP 2. WINSTON.
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qua.
The Panama papers contain the offici

The Panama papers contain the official proclama-
ton Of Martinez. Gtneral-in-C Chief of the Ncara-
guam forces, dated October I'D, declaring war
against Costa Rica. He declares that Nicaragua
will preserve the whole line of transit from ocean
to ocean. lie also claims Guanacosta. district
heretofore in dispute between Nicaragua and Costa
RIGA.
General Cantag has made formal demand on
the Nicaraguan forces for the surrender of Fort
San Carlos. Cantag is reported to have gone in a
steamer on Lake Nicaragua and been fired at by
Nicaraguan troops
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WANTED-To purchase, 1000 cords Of
W good STAVE TIMBER, on the stump either
by the cord or acre IL must bs either on the Canal
or River or convenient to some Of the Railroads lead
Ing into Richmond Apply at the Richmond Bar
rel Factory, corner Byrd and 18th SITS. au Its
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WANTED ONE HUNDRED

TN YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATK5
%t MOUNTED SERVICE, toserve in Kansas,
~ Nebraska. California. Texas and New Mex.
leo. Pay from sI2 TO s22 per month Horses sccou-
tremeDts, clothing, food and medical attendance fur
niahed free of charge.
For further Information, apply at the Rendezvous
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich
mond, Va. b. II. ROBERTSON.
lst Lieutenant ID Dragons,
&C Ism Recruiting Ofrer
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CHANDELIERS, 6c.-At our elegant
~ sales ROOM second 1oor we offer for sale an ele
CANT stock of Gas Chandeliers of the latest patterns
Gas Brackets; Pendants and Mirrors with rich gilt
frames; China Dinner and Tea Sets richly decorated
and plain; Tea Walters; Marble Tables: Carpet
Chairs Fancy China Articles, with other attractive
goods. We cordially invite purchasers to call and
examine BULKLEY & co.
noS l31 Main street,
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Price of Admission---25 Cts. Each Lecture.

These Lectures are illustrated by numerous very
large aud BRILLIANTLY COLJRED VIEWS, Of
the most interesting places visited.
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GREAT SALE OF CARPETS CON
- FINUED;-Oost and under cost 10 make a ana,
Clearance In Striped Oapets at better onaIitx :,
- Gus. ingram carpets cheaper; Three-Ply O. rne,.
~ asse.s oafpels; velvet carpets; HEARTH Kings.
mar; Nc'' &c Z. A. 6WATKiN
Ho " Onposite Exehanga u. ~
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+ ANDING PER STEAMER ROANOKE
0-75 bbls prime Northern Apples. superior quail
ity; 80 boxes prime Goshen Cheese; for sale by
no - WM IA. TYLER.
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rOODS at Auction prices. Great clos
~ ing out Of DRY GOODS at auction prire.
CHARLES HARTWELL
no ~ OnnnnifA Kraah HnfaI
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BOSTON RUM, Jackson's Mould Can
sale by A'0Ao'" VI 's'' ior
no % - q ID payrSnn,-
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HAY, HAY.-500 bales Northern Hay,
by LUTHER LIBBY
no B-1@ Corner 10th and Cary streets.
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WANTED.-A good SHOEMAKER, to
w work on mems velts. MARCUS HARRIs
no 2S-ts proad at
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nH~ THE "DIscIPLEs" of Easter

To SHIPPERS, FORWARDING AGENTS
AND TOWING CohPASIKs.-The Telegraph Line il now
in direct operation to CITY POINT. 0sice ia Rich
mond, corner Main and Pearl streets. noE-eo3t
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SAFETY FUSE, TANNERS OIL, Cot
sale by '"~ 'A Ae"s' hef
no 30 TAO n nAvryoN.r
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STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY. Va
~ NILLA, Pine Apple and Kos. (,,r "a -.
Paste Just received aa tor sale by -~ s"luoe
nan huVAL NORTON.
no ~ Toner aain aud lath stresis
HONEY HONEY "A tne ar,;cis 80
= Clarified Honey. Ter sale by ~
@N I'll rIcoT, Draggist.
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The papers by the Fulton from Liverpool, OIL the
Eth, quote nour and wheat at RETAIL as show ing n
decline on the week of Cd; wheat lSd a Is
Corn is exceedingly dull and quotations nom oal.
LONDON, Nov. l6.-Grain heavy. at a decline. The
general panic has made wheat 3s. cheaper for
better qualities inferior qualities are unsaleabe.-
| Rice nd coffee fat
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&C. To add to the Oriental character Of the Lee
lures, Prot. J. will adopt lis EASTERN COSTUME.
no Cots
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PAR BITTERS.-A very superior arti-
81 a gallon, for sale by '
nom r. prrcr
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
~ 900 Boxes Choice Brands. for sale by
no % 4 q. B. DAVENPORT
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pEBBLE SPECTACLES, to suit allages,
with Gold or Steel Frames. The speSsacles sre
superior 20 all others. ior Improving the sight and
are not liable to become dim or get scratched Ike
the glasses in ordinary ase. Ror sale by
R0& y tiENNRf kaaia AluaFe.
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C60 BBLS. VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN
NV WHiSkEY, some very old, Cor sale by
no d WM WALLACE IONS.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

TO conclude with a new Ballet, called
MAD AS A MARCH HARE.
ADNISSI0N.-Dress Circle and Psrquette 20 cts;
mo extra charge for secured seats) Second Tier or
family Circle Is cts Eastern Gallery expr essly for
Boys only l2k cts. Western Gallery Is eta GALLERY
% cts. Doors open at o'clock-Oyertursc commence
Il q before 5, precisely. Box Office open Erom 10
until ., aud from until 5. daily.
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CLARIFIED SUGAR-Retailing at 10
" cents By wMT KING,
no I-5t 9 and frenklin strcet.
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LOST.

| OST OR Neutrality-suspicious. will
be made to the Auditor for the Duplicate % Ger
tihcste Of State Stock No. I770, dated nth Deem
Der, 49,. issued to Georgianna X. Fisher the same
having been lost or misIeid
no ls-Iaw2m q W pITRrRII q CO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted as man
W ager, for lsSs.-The undersigned tenders bis
services as farm manager tor next year. and refers
Iby pernlission( to these gentlemen with whom he
has heretofore lived in that capacity namely: John
n. Ryland. EsI., Samuel s. Gresham, Esq. King 4
Queen COUNTY; Baylor Temple, Thomas :. Jones, DR..
Garter W Wormsley, King William. He hasa fam
lily; Id willing to devote his whole time TO the business
Of his employer. and viii go anywhere Ia this or
the Joining State of North Caroline IL sufficient
lndueement be offered. Terms and finding reason
able. Address JAMES REID,
Care of B. Samuel. Eeq.,
no 6-lawlm Ayletts King William co Va
Polynesian., 1857-01-31

TyHE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY offer for sale
DIS. Marzetti's Ale, in quarts,
Old Tom,
Claret,
Or. casks Pale Sherry,
Brandy,
Superior Champagne wv
Polynesian., 1857-01-31
HONOLULU, H. l., JANUARY 81 1857
b U SIN ESS CARDS.
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL

CokNER OF MERCHANT & KAAHUHANU STREETS
' MchlBbiN begs 10 intimate thai lie nrned by his
SON. W. ROBERT Mckbbn. member Of tIr RnyaI College
ol surgeons london, one of whom being avs in az
enudhce VIII afford an additional guarantee to persons
requiring advice mtd dicine.
ne ds JUST received an assortment Of English Drugs Perrin
meIy &c "1 The best quality, with which the establish
meh WIZ constantly he supplied, and winch will be sold
reasonable terms " w SUI"
ana surgeons prescriptions prepared with the
greatest care Medicine chests crefrIIv eramncd md
repleBi>hed. O anu
ANehuahce al the Office from a. VI. till on week
days aud on Sundays O'Clock A. NJ To- n o,cinrk s n
~ Oth- umes al his residence. Union street.
w oil best London White Paint and Linseed
34-tf
Polynesian., 1857-01-31
Notice.

Notice.
ENHE COPARTNERSIIIP heretofore existing I'M
der the style of Acho Ahec is this day dis
solved bv mutual consent from and after which
date the business will be carried on under the firm
of Acho. Signed, ACnO,
Papaiko. Hilo, August l, 1856. AHEE.
Polynesian., 1857-01-31
IMPROVED AMBROTYPES.

HOST OFFICE NOTICE.-The following
II are the rates of Postage chargeable at this
Ga;ce on all pre- paid letters:
Polynesian., 1857-01-31
McC0LGAN & CAMPBELL.
VI f CHANT TAILORS,
FOrtst., opposite Buy Horse Horel. Off
ID. n. FLITN r.,

d. n. FLITNE
CONTINUES his old business al the in
ST Matee's fire proof building door above DR..
- a Hof ans Drug Store kadhumanu
SS ChTOnOue Rated by observations Of the and
With transit ins sTumeut accurately adjusted
the Meridian of Honolulu. Particular utIen-
tion given 10 fine watch repairing SeXtant and
Quadrant glasses silverrd and adjusted Charts
and Nautical instruments constantly on hand nd
for sale.
Honolulu, Nov. 18th, 1852. 28-tf