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I,,aa from bricks. IKE cur old fashioned ovens
= hen come ont hot and smoking for the tabl
Dsmoke. ashes or other impurities are permitted Z
20 the oven. Bread thus made is said to D
sIs,,er and healthier than common bakers bread.
several of our naval officers have addressed n me
rerial to Congress, aski&a61E the adoption OF a rHgu
tr system Of education on board men-otwar. iney
sSre that schoolmastens shall be appointed by IN.
rIer,I Governmeur, ut a fair salary, to superinfeno
.Xnstruction of the boys and such men among ths
= . are anxious to avail themselves of the opPor.
unity to learn
.onf;nue from last week our summary OF events
:. Chin. connected with the taking of the city Of
Canton.
- a;yi-;ons Of about 1,500 men each. These
- landed and encamped to the east OF the city
- rbe forenoon of Monday After the landing.
~" cs;..sa commenced firing on this force 1.-THE bom-
tne n.su, s,;II going on,) with large guns, from the
os u" Lnock;ug over four or 1--WE of our men, and
49, ,emarkabIe good aim at headquarters Some
sIJ n;aces were brvught to bear and scattered them.
tn yor,b and East gates were taken and the CITY
.,,srsI: tIe portion embraced between those gates,
-shon, oue-third Of the whole was in our undis-
r.~J ,a-sessiou. There was no resistance, and
no,bipg could be discovered of any organized force.
The same ipurnal Of ID January says The Tartar
norton Of the city was in the occupation Of the
\ allies. Sir Michael Seymour hal taken up the Gene
-ImO = palace rs MS 0eI1 Qu1rferS- The IHrtars
fei-the Braves are dispersed. and Yeb could
be heard Of An audience with the mandarips
been tsIkei of. hut had not occurred. The
i,rin who had the previous dav solicited an
view was said TO belong TO the rebels. Our men
. busy landing Stores
49,. n
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,-...s~l r~L.~--~ 80. INS"" In
-, .''. s"ys
- r"rs:s '"s s". y" Es'. ~ ,.au
-, - Iii -.
- r..h "-- ~ = "lSu- -
J.n,, tno- 80, - t.. -
~ . nr;ss, ~ vo,r n,,;on ~ - -..n,S
-tr1 49, ~;sis To 81. -. =.
;.J .I .h,lr I. h.rov 90 u..t 20, On, ~ IT,
20 confer n,or aFs;rs he,x.en n TO rs,;on.
,aI;ss,;an : -. &c.. ~ - har,;r.-.ns~ Ia
That Re Nal fartv e;ehs bonrx 10 mste N III.
10 Surrender or svbt- Not basiu1 been beard
AZ the expiration II the time. the 6gbtine beoan-
se foregoing result MP TO the time last heard
-Hongkong .NsBs.
haze ON. mey,n-bo,v fact m men,ic, ,.u.,v
N Z; !, ~oue ,;ue 400 rr,.;,;~-Iv ..rsrt.;r-I Z,
.o,srv ce,tleme,- thar NOT : s;n,Ie Fore;r.
mnna- xas alive in the C;tv Tbev hsd M, 49,.
d~ai b., \ "A Ia ons .e.- ~. rs- 80 80
-" ~ ,s,,r.r ss.~,s 81 .on6n.,srt - sne.-s.-
- = ,hev nd :xen cxnosed 20
sre~Jota h.s haan ,,ls 49,. ..-
-, 10 ge,,Ien..n rix;,;.n. r.mhI;no ;r-;da ~
80, me mon a house in which we're f,pr or &C.
- s;,ri,o down su,okipg Tn the room v.-.
- de,d Ch nose u,a ~ The gen,reme, tho,oh,
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ANOTHER CoUTefr CAsE.-In a crowded passenger
car we left Anderson, and were on our way TO Green
vile. The rain was beating upon US, and we were
gliding on at n rapid rate, when n woman on the
wayside gave the signal, and our conductor Mr..
Wagner, came to n sudden halt. He courteously
presented himself at the door car when the old lady,
disclaiming ~ intention of becoming one of our
number, thru ht him a basket of grapes, which she
desired him to take to Bolton and sell for her. The con-
ductor beat a retreat, much to the astonishment of
all IN board, rang the bell, and We were soon under
way again leaving the old lady bareheaded in the
midst Of one Of the heaviest rains of The season. You
must not mention grapes to the conductor, if you do
not wish to get a fight On your hands anderson IS.
CO. Gazette.
This story reminds us of one we heard on the
Mississippi. The commander of one of the . accom-
mediation boats on "A Western river, while steaming
along down, was hailed by an Old woman on the
bank. After some trouble and delay, he ran up
alongside. and siid-.- Now old lady, jump aboard
quick She replied that she did not want to take
passage, but only to get the captain to take down .
dozen eggs and sell them for her, investing the pro-
ceeds in some tobacco She said Captain, | hain't
got but eleven here, dat if you III wait a few minutes,
the old hen Is on the nest" The Captain consigned
the old lady and her stock to an uncomfortable
location, and endeavored to relieve his feelings by
providing on an extra hetd of steam, as he swept
down the river, leaving the old lady exclaining
against the want of accommodation he manifested in
not waiting for her hen to complete the dozen
Sara .nah .Nelrs.
We remember an incident Of a similar character
which actually occurred on the Boston, Concord and
Montreal Railroad, in New Hampshire. a few years
since. One day the engineer Of down train saw .
wagon on the track at one of the crossings, and in it
an old lady, who was waving her checked apron and
gesticulating violently. Surprising something was
wrong, he signalled urgently to brake up, and barely
succeeded in stoppig the train before it reached the
crossing. The engineer, hardly yet recovered from
his trepidstiou, demanded of the old lady s'what was
the matter 20 bur she wanted to see the conductor,
and upon his making his appearance, laboring under
considerable Excitement, she asked him if there was
was anybody on the train who wanted to buy some
,blueberrIes The feelings of the conductor, albeit q
described. The train was ION time when it
reached Concord--ErcLange Paper.
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De@ 1ourrtistmrnts.


B. #. @
OFFERS FOR SALE. in lots to suit purchasers, a.
u the lowest prices, the allowing merchandise
sry merfno shirts. Ccr.h handkerchief,
Dxaasx table cavers, White and grey m-rino drzv'rs
Brown couon drawers, Cheek linen shirts,
White e - Calico
Rel flannel White L 3 shirts
BrTu lrH, Blue flannel shirts,
wsnen's white cotton hose, Brown cottou,
EnbrGiered Grui=r-sleeves, Black and brown felt hats
6nyaqui1 hzts- White btankefs,
sx velvet, CoIorrt India satin,
Navy caps, With oil silk covers. White linen hanikerchiefs-
Beess nnd Shoes.
Cat 5ussirs. Calf Congress boots,
Ladies bosceca Ermt leather Congress boots
Groceries.
Lmsn syrup, Assorted pickles. half gals,
Tomato catsup, Gh~rkins, half gals,
No. saAp, backing. cloves, Fise cut tobacco, in tin foil
w.pr ADD butter crszsa4 Soda oyster and sugar crackers,
Naval Stores.
Chin ehIes, Russia cer.age, assorted sizes,
" mia ~haie line, MsuiIa eoriage, assorted sizes,
SAD aezil% Cut nails lanterns,
Raiat oil. larper.tne, Composition rails,
Pure AMI extra White lead, Copper boat nails
Sunasi-s.
Bsler iron. veriIgris,
srrsrs' scales. Tabk spoous,
IDa 5es<seadz, 1 French bedstead,
staT side lamps Once clocks,
leather trunks, Cherry boards,
SrS-bars. Jure mats,
Picket snisSn Wrapping paper.
Rasps. Lamp ehinn@ys,
Crk screws, Hammers,
Curry combs, Fad Locks
Dah sezce chairs, Asl aAsi 2 solar lamp chimneys
Coach wrenches. Six knires-
Walnut can s~eztchairs. shesth& belts,
Hashan buckets, srioistonrs- Red, white = 6Iu- bunting,
Sperm and Polar OIL. Sc. &c.
Brswu's w ,sniins Gss ~ Irons.
Iaaia ubb Ho--- hf iscb and 4 isehs 4
Brass Hose Pipes. Lead PiPc.
&r., xc~ &c. e3tf
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ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
NEW FROM 1000
~ to 200 pounds;
New English stud and Shackle Chain Gables, / lilo to IL inch
Stiff For sale by A.. j. CARTWRIGHT.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
TIME UNDERSIGNED INTENDS SOON TO
leave this Kingdom, and requests all persons having de-
mands against him, to present them for payment forthwith
and all persons inlebted to him, to settle the same on or before
the 18th instant, and save costs.
The undersigned, twelve years a resident Of Honolulu, res
pectfuliy tenders his services, while in the United States, to his
friends and the public of this city, to select, or PurciIasr and
ship, any goods they may wish to order for this market, collect
bills, settle accounts, or any other matters of business, assuring
them their orders shall have his best personal attention and
Judgment
n. B.-The business Of the undersigned will be continued dur
ing his absence, under the direction of N. WOOl. Esq. A
full assortment Of superior BOOTS, SHOES aud FINDINGS,
etc daily expected per :. Eliza & Ena,'' and for sale low at the
Brick Shoe Store j. H. WOOD.
Honolulu, March3 3, 1858. SS-tf
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nTssOLuTTON.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
IL PERSONS who may have any claim % thu
"A Estate Of the late Ahiu. Chinanan, late resident - HDo
Island Of Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, deceased, intestns. an
hereby notified 70 present their claim to the undesslgnsd, Ns
| se,t. ement, on or before the 9th OF June, 1858, or be barred TO-.
ever and all persons who are indebted to the said Estate IN
hereby required to iqudate the same on or before the above
mentioned date.
LOUIS J. PAvrE,
Administrator Of the Estate Of AHA.
Hio, Hawaii. Dec. Q, 1857. 77sms
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w.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER The undersigned would in
hun his frsrsis and the pubic that he has taken and
1tssI Up the premises on fsTt street, opposite u Brewer
AZ spre. a. CARPENTER SHOP, and would solicit that
parrunagc heretofore so literally bestowed Al Orders In
the various branches If Bufhiine. Plans. specifications and
Contracts, attended To xith prpuptsess and dispatch
CHARLES W. VINCENT
y B-DOoEs, WINDOW SASH. and all ether articles per
hnns to house building. constantly on hand and for sale S3tf
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UASTSTEELplCKS
~ Casks zinc;
Western,lc lever and cottage locks
Wrapping paper, two sizes;
Nests trunks;
Foolscap. letter and note paper
ruled;
Asserted pearl buttons;
Crochet needles;
Grain cradles and sickles;
Braces and bits;
! Dust and scrub brushes;
Mouse traps, rat traps;
Augur and pick handles;
Curtain hands and cornice;
Hair brushes and feather duster!
Nurse lamps, felt hats;
Nests tin pals, do with strainers
Assorted darners and needles;
Cod lines. bed cords;
Hose. /, 1 and ii inch;
Plastering and brick trowels;
Mitre and match planes;
Wooden tr Us, mortars and roll
ing pins;
Hair and brass sleeves;
Douglass pumps, Nos 2, 8, 4, s
and 8;
Douglass force pumps, Nos 3
and s.;
Copper and brass wire;
Bed casters. brass wheel;
Sheet brass, Russia sheet iron
Bed keys, saw sets;
Trace. dog and log chains;
Coopers' cold chisels, drivers
and hammers;
Cross-cut and pit saws;
Silk umbrellas;
Fine bleached ~cottons;
GAUGE flannel, green baixe;
Super linen bosom shirts;
do do do do, French
cuffs;
Assorted bed fringe, new style;
Black silk gloves;
Fancy and elastic belts;
Linen and twilled tape;
Linen braid, silk braids;
Green and blue barege;
Coates spool cotton;
Fine white linen thread;
White and blue cotton thread,
skein;
Marking canvass, oiled silk;
Chinrse mosquito netting, white
Mems calf hrogans;
Mems Oxford tirs;
Mems goat brogans;
Assorted augur bits, CON
Ship carpenters sticks, 8
Socket chisels, sets socke
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Two Lots of Ground.
WHARF LOTS AT AUCTIONt

WHARF LOTS AT AUCTIONi
vuVO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on
the New Esplanade, on the 18th Of May, 1858, the leases
Of ground lots for One Hundred Years, Qhe rate IN be adjusted
eQutabiy by appraisers mutually chosen at the end Of every
twenty-five years) Of six lots, to be built upon Of incombustihle
Materials, according to q plan to be seen at the once Of MI. u.
As Wood, superintendent Of Public Works.
The six lots extend in line from the premises Of Messrs. James
Robinson 4 Co. with an esplanade In front o 143 feet vide,
along the margin of which goods can be landed or embarked.
Purchasers Of the ground lots will have 70 pay only the rent
Of each lot, quarterly, semi-annuaIly or annually, as may he ar
ranged on the day Of sale and in the material and style Of their
buildings to conform to the general plan laid down by the gov
ernment, which has for its object uniformity in appearance, the
convenience of the public, and safety from fire.
The six lots are of the following dimensions, wig: 4 lots, each
90 feet frontage by l45 feet deep; 2 lots, each IS feet frontage
by las feet deep.
TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same day, the leases Of nine
ground lots for the same period. in rear of the marine lots, and
lying between the premises Of James Robinson 4 Co. and Fort
street, the plans and drawings Of which can be seen at the once
Of the Superintendent Of Public Works, and at the omces d
Messrs. A. z. Everett and ]. +. Col urn, Auctioneeru.
L.. KAMEHAMEHA,
69tf Minister Of the Interior.
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a6bntisfmtnts.
NEW Gr0DS JUST RECEIVED /!


q. Hail.
3 Misses Parodis;
do Jenny Lind bootees;
!; do kid bootees;
do clippers;
Ladies' Congress CATERS;
do thick soied do;
do thick soled heeled eAit,rs
do kid buskins;
do Victoria do,
do opera do;
fChild's Bolivars, lace boots,
cloth button boots, an
kIe ties, tipped LASTING
boots, assorted roam, etc;
Mems opera slippers;
) Mems enameled do;
Planters hoes, garden do;
J Files and rasps, assorted:
Brass cocks, assorted;
Cleavers, screw eyes;
Brass and iron butts;
tCrowbars, steel point;
Day l. Martins and Mason's
; backing;
Adz-eyed hammers, assorted;
iRivetting do do;
Butchers and table steels;
Box wood and ivory rules;
Black bowed scissors;
Union, rim and padlocks;
Spades and shovels, round point
Bog hoes, stout;
Rakes, neep handles;
Pitch forks, bush scythes;
Single and double bedsteads;
Cane seat chairs, rocking do;
Carpet tacks, leathered;
Yardsticks, tape measures;
Raw hides, whips:
Iron pots, with covers;
Stew and saucepans;
Toy spades and rakes;
Wool and horse cards;
Covered butter jars;
Whitewash brushes;
Marking brushes, sash tools;
Aromatic tobacco;
White lead, oil and turpentine;
Lampblack, putty and red lead;
Venetian red, in oil and dry;
Whiting;
Hay cutters;
Eagle plows, W L C, Nc 2;
Nv voles Hght and heavy.
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Advertisements.

Several now adv srtsements are inserted
in this number, TO which we call the atten-
ton Of all interested.
Particularly see the notice Of Craig g.
Taylor. They have full stock of all
sorts of goods casually kept in an up
country store !" and they propose to sell
III I'm cheap. They also n,k in n nodes,
way that those persons who are Indebted
for several years shall liquida,e their debts
Pay the boys, men you got their goods
dirt cheap and you have made good crops !;
80 pay up.
John Taylor and s. II. Taylor, Adm'rs
Of The estate Of Andrew TAYLOR, notify the
creditors Of their intcstnic TO present their
demands in the legal way.
See the card Of Watson g. Lyon. They
propose 10 give instructions in surveying.
N. B. Craig, Admir- Of the estate Of Hugh
Drattin, (der'd.) calls upon those indebted
to pay up, or be sued. Ye who are inter.
esied take notice you have had liberal
and long indulgence.
All ye who are in want Of homestead,
read the advertisement OF DR.. J. w. Ford.
lie has lots Of land for sale. Call on him
and examine the premises, and get a lapyer
10 drdLC The tile .lea,is
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Condensed from The South Carolinian
Legislature of South Caroli ma.
MoNDAY, November %, 1858.
SENATE.

The Senate met at II o'clock IN.
Hon. j. Foster Marshall was called to
the Char, for the purpose Of organizing.
The following Senators appeared, pre-
sented their credentials, aud were duly
qualified Chas. AIston, jr., J. Duncan
Allen, j. w. BIskeney, 4. Brownlee, E.
B. Bryan, Gabriel Cannon, Olin NJ. Dan
,z!"r, i. w. EIckling. |. X. Furnan. Wade
Hampton, James II Irby, Chas Irby, II
ID. Lesensre. X J. Manning, S. J. Mont
gomery, f. j. Moses, Lewis O'Bryan, e..
mund Rlett, j. +. Sessions, Elan Sharp
and B. Ii. Wil.on.
Upon the roll icing called, thirty three
Senators answsred 10 their names.
The Senate then proceeded TO ballot for
President. There being thirty three mem
bers present, seventeen were necessary u
choice. The ballot being counted. the
Hon. James Chestnut, having recei, ing
the unanimous vote, WAS declared elected
On motion of dou. +. j. Moses, the
Senate proeseded to ballot for officers,
when the following gentleman, having
received tho unanimous vote, were deciar.
ed elected w. K. Martin, Clerk. Mr..
Hood~yn were then sworn into office.
Mr.. A. ID Gsillard WAS elected Mes.
senger, and Mr.. J. ID. GMllard Door.
keeper.
On motion OF Hon. y. j. Moses, a mes.
sage was sent to the House Of Reprssen.
.styes, 10 inform them that the Senate
was organized and prepared for business.
On motion Of Hon. +. J. Moses. it was
ResoiOod, That committee be appoin.
ted 10 nc: conformity with aco,nmittee ap-
pointed by the House, for the purpose Of
appointing aprinter for the perinanep,
work.
On motion Of Hon. G.. Cannon, con
nlttee Of TWO was appointed TO wait upon
tbe Governor. aud inform him that the
Senate was organized and prepared ior
business.
Ga motion Of Hon. w. ID. Porter, the
rules Tor the government OF the Senate Al
It's last session, were adopted for the gov
ernment Of this body for the present ses.
sion. as,.
The Senate Than adjourned until 70
o'clock tomorrow.
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vation of those statistics so valuable to our
country and to medical science.
herewith transmit the interesting re port
of the Geological and Mettalurgical Sur.
revor of the State for the past year.
j have been induced to recommend that
Thurs dar, the 25th instant be set apart as
day of Thanksgiving and Prayer. This
appointment. trust, vii, not interrupt
materially, the business of the Legislature,
over which you exercise entire control.
invoke upon your joint counsels the
enlightenment and blessing of that Al
mighty Power, without whose countcnancc
all our labors for the public welfare would
be fruilless ana vain.
Il. +. w. ALLSTON.
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rRor the Lancaster Ledger


NEwsAssyiLLE, FLAr Nov. 10Th 1858
DEAR l.FDGER.--This morning one week
since. left the land Of my Lirh tor the
sunny plains Of Florida, and thanks to
John" and his hack arrived safely at the
Mansion House in Camdes, aud must do
Mr. Robinson the justice to say, that he
gave us the best coffee that have tasted
since leit--in truth there Is general i'm
Provement 10 his house ; bs spared no pains
TO make us comfortable while with him and
also accompanied US TO Kingsville on his
route to the Fair; he was very kind in see.
ing ourselves and baggage safe aboard, for
Augusta.
On "Wednesday morning. we had The plea
sure Of seeing n beautiful frost (which extea
dcd as far south as Fernandina leaving bis
impress upon the tender vegetation. Our
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Ladies Home Magazine.

The Home Magazine is on our table and
We must say that il is one of the best Pc
riodicals published, especially for the fami-
ly ireside. its illustrations are rich and
beautiful, has charming variety of articles
both in prose and poc ciry, aud it, general
high moral tone cannot be too highly com
mended. It's terms are low--S2 n year
or two copies for 50 four copies for S5-
Address I. s. Arthur g. Co, 323, Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
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GaASp LopeE or Ancient FRRE Ma
SONS or 3. C.-The annual communica-
ton Of the Grand Lodge Of ALcien, Free
Mssohs Of South Carolina closed in this
city on the 18th inst. The following are
the elected and the appointed officers for
the ensuing twelve monthA
M. W.. Henry Buist, Of Charleston,
Grand Master.
r.. W.. p. Il. Campbell, Of Laurens,
Deputy Grand Master.
". W.. A. Ramsay, Of Rdgedeld,
Senior Grand Warden.
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Legislature.

We give TO day some of the proceedings
Of the Legislature. As yet they are veiy
uniatcres,ing and are therefore, and in
consequence of the crowded state of our
columns excluded. a great deal of work
Is bcn. cut out As the session progresses
the proceedings will become matter of flntcr.
est to the whole State and then we shall
endeavor to post our readers fully.
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S. C. CoLLEeE.-The South Carolin,a,,

says:
Siace Monday lssi. the Faralty Of the
South Carolina College has been engaged
in The annual examination. The following
are the honors and appointments 10 the
Graduating Class
First lIonO7--E. ID. BUST
Second llonor--Grmke Rhett.
First Appointment--A G Moore.
Second Appointmeni--C e. Pinckney.
Third Appoinlmeut--T + Gadsden.
Fourth APpointment--isaac ilayne
Fifta Appointmenl-W w legars.
Sixth Appointment-M Glover.
Seventh Appoiniment-E Wallace.
Eighth AppoiEtment--E Il Perrin.
The entire class, numbering forty four,
We are pleased TO state. has graduated.
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FINE PoTAToEs- have been favor.
ed by Mr.. }. Is. MobIey, with n present of
exceedingly fine potatoes, grown upon his
premises in the neightorhood of Pleasant
I'LL They are ahead of anything we have
seen mp this way three weighing IS
pounds.
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On motion Of Mr. Elliott, il was or.
dered that when the House sdjourns, il
shalls.tand adjourned to neet tomorrow,
at l2 o'clock IN.
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LANCASTERvILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. l, 1865.

CARRIERS ADDREss-We offer the Led
ger one year for the best Carriers Address,
to be handed in by Goth December.