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Democratic Meeting in Pasuuotank.

Democratic Meeting in Pasquotank.
meeting of the Democratic party of Pasquo-
,ank County was held at the Court House in Eliza
oeth City, on Wednesday, June 9th. 1858.
= oh motion of VIM. F. Martin, Wilson Spence.
ESQ., was called to the Chair, and, on motion of L.
e. otarke, Esq, Daniel Richardson was appointed
Secretary
:, At the request Of the Chairman, Mr. Starke ex.
paned the object Of the meeting in few remarks,
@n'eh was. he said for the purpose of nominating
Gsna'oate to represent this county in the House Of
commons Of the next General Assembly Of North
uarol'na, and for the appointment of delegates to
ns, delegates from Perquimans county at Wood
sH'e, on the 18th of June, to nominate candidate
.or the Senate. Mr.. s. spoke of the necessity Of
e party in this county maintaining it's organization
athough in the minority. He said that there were
many Democrats in the county for whom it would
oe pleasure for the Democracy cast their votes
ana he concluded by presenting to the meeting the
nome Of Benjamin F. Whi.ehurst, as the Democrat
&c candidate for the House Of Cominons.
=, There being no other namesoffered, on motion,
mr. hitehurst was unanimously nominated, and Z
committee. consisting Of Major Bell T. Gilbert, and
NV, M. Stanton Esqrs., was appointed to inform Mr.
"h''ehurst of his nomination, and request his ac-
ceptance Of the same 5s.3.s- 81; q
p On motion Of VIM. r. Martin. Esq, L. d. Starke
Dr ). B. Goodwin and W. w Williams, were ap-
pointed committee to draft resolutions.
oonng the absence Of the Commitets, the meet.
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3 ---s.st, $500 For the Standard.
FOURTH OF JULY cELEBRATIoN,
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME
The exercises Of the day will commence with national
81 oaybreak sunrise services will be held at the
an address will Be delivered BY Rev Mr. Atkinson WINCH
in front Of the Courthouse and proceed the line Of march
ord<r Of ARRANGEMENTS.
Capt R. s. TUCKER Chief Marshal.
ct. H IssD.lI,
J. W. W1aeiss, Assistant Marshals
J. K. MARRIOTT,
Martial Music
Oak City Guards
Fire Companies,
Citizens and Strangers
Officers and Soldiers Of the War Of isla -
Officers and Soldiers of the Mexican War
Mayor of the City and City Commissioners,
-. . Invited Guests,
~. d.. ~ rf~+ State Officers. 5... g. So
Editorial Corps
Judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts
Governor of the State and his Aids
Orators, Reader and Chaplain
The procession will form at the Courthouse at TO o'clock
precisely proceed in the line of march the Capitol ar.
halt open ranks and reverse order entering the Capitol
The exercises will be opened in the Commons Hall with
After which the National Declaration Of Independence will
De read by w. j. Saunders Esq After the reading.
other aphem-t be followed by an Grafton R. Bryan
At ~ o'clock the Oak City Guards will be under arms
sr s of for p' the
Capitol steps en- returning from the Target ground
o'clock procession of the different Sunday School
children will be formed in front of Dr. Johnsons and Rev.
SINNERS residences and will proceed line of march
where an address will be delivered by Rev. Mr. Hendren
ats O'clock p. M, ON Nash Square. the Mecklenburg
Declaration Of Independence will be read and an Grafton
by Mr. W. H. Finch The ceremonies of the day will be
concluded by display of fireworks and balloon ascension.
tY 1t is respectfully requested BY the Committee of
Arrangements and the Marshals that all shall join the
procession AS heretofore this neglected.
great has been the result both the Mar
shas and to the people at large By complying with the
above better seats will be secured.
The Ladies respectfully invited attend the exer-
cses at the Capitol in the morning and Nash Square
the evening Mayor Harrison has provided sufficient Po
lice force to assist preserving order The first row
seats in the Commons Hall will be the Cover
nor ExGoyernors Judges, Mayor and City Commission
er and Editorial Corps The seats the right hand sid
Of the Aisle will be reserved for the Ladies' The seats on
the left hand of the Aisle will be reserved for the Military
and Fire Companies and the gentlemen. The galleries will
also be appropriated to the use of the gentlemen.
We trust the above regulations in the Commons Hall
will be remembered, thereby preventing confusion
R. S. TUCKER, Chief Marshal.
"a Sunday being the 4th of July, Saturday the Sd will
be celebrated instead.
The Spirit of the Age. Biblical Recorder and Giraffe
please copy.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

JUNE ~, 1858.
TOBACCO-The market during the past week has ruled
been gradually declining The market closed to-day very
du and showed considerable decline. COM
Jared with prices ten sys two %nSRs b
and good 6@614; common leaf 6t97; middling 7Ngs%'
and fair very good eol2 Tobacco in soft order is sell
ling low. Fine tobacco of all kinds still continues scarce
COTTON-The firm in the market noted esterday
continues to-day with sales of IT'S bales at prices
ranging from los4@ll1 stained to good grades and
CORN-Sales yesterday of prime at s21S cts Receipts
very light.
GUAE0-rhis valuable fertilizer is becoming quite an
expensive article The agents Baltimore Messs Barre
Brother have recently advanced IS per ton and is
selling at $780, For this heavy advance no reason has
EXCHANGE on New York Bank rates, reduced to q y
WHEAT-The market is entirely nominal and the
FLOUR This article continues very dull, apd the de-
and is confined almost entirely to home consumption
The stock hand mostly Of Country Brands and for
such quote at $4 for Superne, IS for Extra do, and
SaSoT n declined We quote B.ftmoe Shoulders
Market !. besssr an usual the 6oiders are r
NESS PORK-Cincinna packed OF best quality $so7
e'IE ATHER-Dem.nd very light and prices nominal.
Good damaged to middle weights, 81 @26cf
LARD1s offered on the market more freely WITH sales
stl2A@121fc. in lots Western Lard We quote at 49,
CORN MEAL-7o@75c 3 bnshei, - - "a - -
SUGAR-The market is steady, without any material
NziIsgsss@4e for old Dominic. Avalon can.l
RICEzNo change in prices Demand light.
S COFFEE moderate and prices steady Is ~
HAY-7ls selling from VIA. e 800. & s0s
NV York. June Flour fir cents lower s1eepts
Southern which te twS g terse esS sc
s BAI1inoRE june Flour eachapgea Red whsat e6e.
@r0ss white q ao Gem sss.ys I'D hsp5.a!t
Hissa 5000; a.. .,ss IS,
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE.

IL BOROUGH. N. c., is in very prosperous condition.
Since its organization under the Faculty. its
has exceeded the expectations of its friends En-
tire harmony among the Teachers excellent health appli-
cation to study and good order among the Pupils and
rapidly extending influence and increasing hold upon pub
lie confidence the elements which constitute flourish
ing College All of these enjoyed by young and
growing Institution Our prospects are brgt
With these surroundings invite public attention to
WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE, and with grateful acknowE
daughters Of happy land to the pure fountains of virtue
and knowledge. t....--
The Fall session begins on THURSDAY, THE 18th OF
JULY. 1858.
Board including Washing Lights, Fuel and Room Fur
nure per month"; Tuition in the College $50
per Session. For Catalogue containing full information
address the undersigned.
s. N. FROST, Pres
June 10, 1858. 50-1M
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ROUND HILL FEMALE SEMINARY.

ROUND HILL FEMALE SEMINARY.
u|HE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION
WILL BEGIN AGAIN ON THE 18th OF JULY,
under highly accomplished teachers heretofore. 1t is
located in Grunge county, IL miles from Durhams Sta
ton on the N. G. Railroad The community is eminently
mora-no trfing attractions, such common TO vii
tionabe. Il
TERMS:
Lower English Branches, 800
Higher Studies nom SO to IL SO
- Music ON Piano or Guitar assst Is 90
Other studies correspondingiy cheap. ~ IS
Board with the Proprietor s6 so per month. This in
cudes the Wasking but not the L;ahts sses - q,
For further iufomation address the Prpnetoe, Col d
G. Parish 1t Roundhill Orange county. n: @.
sssss-ss - = So DIR. E n HOLT,
$ - ~ - 0i~'s. IA 0ss.s
s A. II. MAxaun, Sect'y.
June %. 1883 3 ~ s. 5sS 49, E26--w41
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ERUIT CANs-A LARGE SUPPLY ar an.
y. THURS PIT. Air Tight SeifSeaine Cans md IA
+ A. the Drug Store Of =
$50 Esss S,s WARD 4 HU0HER
WHITE LEAD.-wE HAVE IN STORE
w LARGE SUPPLY Of Lewis, Kevstons Ksnsine-
ton Purs and Tismans premium, White Lead Also Lewis
pure snow white zinc. : 80, ;.
WARD HUGHES
-.s.rs - * ss.sz z.e9 Drusgista
nILs-LINsEED. COTTON SEED, LAMP, TAN.
~ NERS and Labrie.sing Oils -
>ss.s. K - 3 4 Fur sale BY
ssme5s WARD HUGHES,
R.,.;.a ,,,.5 % !, e.o Druggist.
haielgn June " 1885, 6E
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HENRY X. BRYAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Raleigh, N. C..
June 81, 1858, 5O-tf
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

CATAWBA COUNTY, N. g.
V1HESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED FIFTY
Il MILES NORTH OF CHARLOTTE. twenty miles
West of Statesvile and twenty-five miles Morgan
passed for the saubrity of its climate The Proprietor
DR. E. D. ELLIOTT. announces to the public that his
House is again open with every accommodation for the
ception of visitors
The peculiar tonic Alternative and nvgorang properties
of this WATER render it invaluable in Diseases Of the
Licer Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhaa, Nervous Debility
Spinal Diseases Incpen Consumption Scrofula Erupve
Diseases and all cases Of debility accompanied with defec
tive appetite and of assimilation Particularly to
Females is This Water eficacious.
c. s: BROWNS tri-weeky Line of FOUR HORSE
miles, and visitors procure from Newton to
the Springs all times. 80
DUNNS line of FOUR HORSE COACHES from
Abingdon, Va, to Linconton, n c., my Springs
June ~ 1885, 50-ltpd
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Democratic Senatorial District Convention.
A Convention of the Democracy of Pasquotank
and Perquimans counties was held at Woodyille, on
Saturday, the 18th day of June, 1858.
On motion of James c. Skinner, Esq, L. D. Starke,
Esq.,, Of Pasquotank, was called to the Chair, and
J. W. White, Of Perquimans, appointed Secretary.
The Chair explained the object of the Convention
to be to nominate candidate to represent this Dis
trict in the Senate Of the next Legislature.
The following delegates were in attendance:
Pasquotank.-L d. Starke. Francis NJ Godfrey,
Dr. c. A. Riddck, Nj. S. Dance, A. L. Pendleton M.
Van Buren, Gilbert John L. Palmer, Dr. j. B. God
win, ID. L. Owens, Griffin Prtchard.
Perquinsans.-Joseph F. Newly, James W. Null
len, Jr., James c. Skinner, Vim. Nixon, Moses jack
son, A. j. Ownly, J. T. Cranberry, Thomas Wilson,
W. A. Mebane, Willis Sawyer, James Hyatt j. W.
White.
On motion of James C. Skinner all the Democrats
present were invited to take seats as delegates.
1t was determined that the nomination should be
made in open Convention, and not by committee
The Chair having announced that the Convention
was ready to make the nomination,
James q. Skinner, ESQ.,, on behalf of the Perqui-
mans delegation said that the candidate had been
selected from his county heretofore he thought it an
act Of justice to the county Of Pasquotank that
gentleman within her borders should be chosen as
standard-bearer in the pending canvass.
In response to which, L. d. Stall Ike, Esq, calling
Mr.. CRANBERRY to the Chair temporarily stated in be-
half of the Pasquotank delegation, that his county
cheerfully waived the privilege Of presenting the
Of any Of her sons, and desired to confer the
honor of the nomination upon worthy and dissn
guished Democrat of Perquimans-Jonathan w.
Albertson, Esq,
The nomination of Mr.. Albertson was declared
unanimous by reclamation
On motion of James g. Skinner, Esq, commit
tee of five was appointed by the Chair to inform Mr.
Albertson of his nomination and request his accept
ance The Chair appointed j. Z. Skinner, Wm
Nixon, Jos. F. Newly, DIR. c. A. Rddick, and F.
NJ. Godfrey, said committee.
L. d. Starke, Esq, being called upon, entertained
the Convention at some length in one OF his hap
piest efforts.
On motion. a vote of thanks was rendered to Jas.
A. Woodland, for his kindness and courtesy to the
Convention.
On motion of J. T. Cranberry, Esq, the thanks of
the Convention were rendered to the Chairman and
Secretary.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered to be
published in the Democratic Pioneer
On motion of Joseph F. Newly, Esq, the Con.
vention adjourned.
L. D. STARKE, Chm.
J. w. WHITE, Sec'y.
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$2s,5O3.439
29,056,328
22.l97. 453

j. W. ALBERrsoN, Eso.-A reference to the pro-
ceedings of the Senatorial Convention which met a:
Woodville on Saturday, will show that Mr.. Albert.
son has been nominated by the Democracy of Per-
quimans and Pasquotank for the State Senate in op-
position to Mr.. Pool This is an admirable choice,
better one could not have been made. The nomi.
nee is gentleman of ability and energy, decidedly
considerable majority in the district against US, but
this not sufficient to deter him from becoming the
standard bearer Of his party, and to force the Know
Nothing champion to earn his election if he should
get it. Mr.. Albertson is one of those men whose
conduct is governed alone by stern and irresistible
convictions of duty. Previous to the advent of
Know Nothingism he was adherent Of the Wing
party Subsequent events forced him into the ranks
Of the Democracy believing he did, that the only
truly national sentiment was there to. be found.
Since then he has been . consistent advocate and
staunch supporter Of Democratic principles, and
will be found worthy the trust confdtd to him BY
the party.-Dem. Pioneer. IS. < u M
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NORFOLK MARKET.

NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY THE N. C. STANDARD"
By A. NJ. M'PHEETERS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers Forwarding d Commission Merchants
JUNE IL. 1885,.
FLOUR-DuIi at 8 for s. F.; s54 for Extra, and SC
Family.
CORN-Mxed zoe; White 15c Yellow 7sc
COTTON-Nominal at l@11l1lc
NAVAL STORES-Tar s2@21s. Spirits Turpentine
in market Common Rosin very dull and sales to
report.
LIIE-Thos 81. W C. Fl 25.
HAY BY cargo 6215c y hundred.
SALT G. A. 81 co. l.. P. 81 80.
No change in Groceries.
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NEWBERN PRICES CURRENT,
REPORTED BY
w NJ. H. OILY II & co.

u ~
Groes, Commission, Receiving aud Forwarding Merchants
Dealers in Lime, Guano, de-,
NEwBERN, N. C.
JUNE 10. 1885,
BACOE-Hog round 1919 Hams 13@!4c; Sides lsc;
Shoulders l21Sc.
COFFEE Rio l2@lsc.; Laguayra 1s@l4c; Java 1s@
49,; Maracaibo lHc.
COTTON-Nominal at llc
FSH-Blue Fish y Dbl 6 25; Sbad $ll 50; Trout s. 90.
FLOUR-N. c. y bbl.. Is So
GRAIN-Corn 6tlc.; Oats 5Oc.; Peas 81 90.
HAY-75c@$l 90.
LARD-l3c.
LME-$l 25.
MEAL-9nc.
MOLASSES- AS to quality, New Orleans 4oc; West In
dies 81 Qpsac; Syrup sic.
PORK-Ci,y Mess . bbl s2l 90; Plated $50 90.
ROSIN&l 90; Resin Oil Us to quality l2@5c per GALL
G. Sack 81 10; Coarse 3nc.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-43 cents.
SUGAR-Rehued loc; Brown &c.; Crushed l2c.; Loaf
IL cents.
TAR-$l So
TURPENTINE-Dip IS 1e11z; Scrape e 121z; Virgin
81 25d$4 40
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j. w. WHITE, Sec'y.

Our FOREIGN TRADE-The Washington Union. OF
the 9Th. contains long article on the Healthy
Condition of the Foreign Trade" review of this
proves that ECONOMY and retrenchment the
ruling principles in the Whole business of the coun
try" If We take, it says, the whole five months,
from the first Of January to the end of May, in the
three years, shall discover proportional aggre.
gate decline OF imports for the period The total en-
tries Of imports at New York for the first five months
of each Of three years were as follows:
1856 $9O,34O, 252
1857 105, 500, 3Ol
1858 5l,66S, 1872
Here is falling off of imports from last year, in
five months at port, Of $54 100000, the curail-
ton. The exports of domestic produce, exclusive
of specie, from New York for the five first months
of the present year. compared with those for the
same period of the two past years, have been as
follows:
1856 1895 ,439
1857 20O56, 1928
1858 22l97453
This falling off has been only in value, while there
has been an increase in Quantities exported. This
dimnution in export values, Of seven millions for
the five MONTHS contrasts very favorably with the
falling of, in the same period, in the imports at the
same port which, as we have stated above were
So, 900. We can very readily afford to sell
less by seven millions when we are buying less by
fifty. four millions. This falling off in our foreign
commerce has bad effect on the federal revenue,
but it is evidence that the people getting lid Of
their debts by economy and curtailment. 1t affects
the price of exports Also for cotton, gran &c. is
paid for BY importations We have no doubt that
the heavy importations Of 1867 exercised very
decided effect last years crop. This shows how
deeply exporters are interested in free trade.
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NOTICE,
June 10, 1858.

TINE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE PU-
IL Pills OF THE N. c. INSTITUTION for the Deaf
and Dumb and the Blind will take place in the School.
room of the Methodist Female Seminary, HilsbOrough
Street, on FRIDAY JUNE 25TH, at o'clock, a. m.
An Address will be delivered by VIM Bingham. ESQ., Of
Aanance, Friday evening at O'Clock. together with
the closing exercises of the Examination The public are
W. D. COOKE, Principal.
June %, 1858. 5o-lt
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

IT,, 1893.
TURPENTINE-Saes after yesterdays report of $50
bb and this morning 5s7 do at g. for virgin, 81 80 for
yellow dip. and Fl 80 for hard y ESQ lbs:
ROSlN 500 bbls. Common changed hands yesterday at
81 10 for mixed lots
cents y b.
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TAX NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE. e-stas4} s. II y
II WILL ATTEND AT MYOFFICE IN RALEIGH,
IL on the FIRST DAY OF JULY NEXT, for the purpose
Of receiving the Taxes due by Merchants and Others vx
The Tax on Merchants, Merchant Tailors; Jewellers,
Apothecaries and Druggists Insurance and Express Conn
panIes, Billiard Tables Bowling Alleys Brokers' Commits
sion Merchants Dealers in Spirtnos Liquors. Auctionee
Agents Consgnees, Livery Stables Patent Medicines
Daguerreoypists. Ambrotypsts PhotogTaphists Portrait
and Miniature Painters Surgeon Dentiss Riding Vehicles
not altogether the manufacture Of this State Reais
Tavern.keepers Dealers in Goods Wares and Merchan
die, DC. fssss5ssS Ss..s.ss.iys.
VIM q. HIGH, sheri6.
June Is, 1883. ~ ~ 2l-w&swtd.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

BACON 12@12 cts; COTTON l1011hc; FLOUR a rs
ass 10 per DBL; CORN soc; LARD isc Molasses $50
3"c. TURPENTINE, Virgin Dip IS so, Yellow 81 80,
Hard 81 90; SPIRITS 40 cents.
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Office of N. C. Railroad Company.l
SALISBURY, eth June, 1858
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
q HOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY will be held in
Hillsboro, ON Thursday, 9Th day of July next.
CYRUS P. MENDENHALL, Treas
June u 1898. 5O-2t
- Raleigh Register and Wilmington Herald copy.
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SITUATION WANTED.

SII UAI1ON w NTEDe
4. YOUNG MAN, QUALIFIED TO PREPARE
"A BOYS TO enter any College in the State wishes
situation to each either in private school or as an As
sstant in public Academy He has certificate of good
character and scholarship from his instructor Rev. Alex
Address, without delay b. C. D.. or Rev. Alex Wilson,
d. D., Melville. Aamance county, N. c.
June ~, 1858. 25-w5t
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BELFORD MALE AND FEMALE ACADE.
NILES.
G. w. ARLINGTON,
THE NEXT SESSION OF THESE INSTITU-
TlONS wiz commence the SECOND MONDAY
IN JULY. s>>'- =
Circulars containing full particulars will be sent to any
Principals, or DR.. G. Stills, at Castalia N G..
June 90, 1855. e5vAt
"a Spirit of the Age copy four times
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MOREHEAD-.-GREAT SALE OF LOTS
at the City of Morehead. ~
j. NJ. MOREHEAD
June 90 1885, 5Ortds
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The Tax Collectors 10 the several Distrcts viii ,ta
for the collection Of the Taxes due for the year 1857
w. b. HIGH Hh'G. s
haieign, June Is 1883. u -as ~.
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IS Hon: Gins, M. w atermais has been reinstated Il
nayor 81 0rlsans until the naoguraticn q tl,s
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M ANTED TO HIRE FOR THE RE.
w mapder Of the year negro girl-ope - Or IL
years old Any one hayng such girl TO hire will peass
apply at this Office. .7.i
q June 4, 1858. = ls%5F 49,
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ENCOURAGING 10 THE UsLEARsED.-Hon. Andres
Johnson, who has just been elected to the Unite,
2aa ns senate from Tennessee, to succeed Hon.
the most remarkable examples of what proper amb;.
ucn may attain under Republican institutions. His
origin was very obscure, and of educational advan.
sases n early life he had none. After he married.
cnta JI -. elags' MN his letters, ard while he prose-
- us Gaming as Journeyman tailor, to support his
Iamiiy, he acquired the simplest rudiments Of educ
son, put advancing step by step, reading with
aslalty, studying closely, and striving constantly to
.MproVe ms condition., he has at last attained one of
the most eminent positions ia the oiff of his coontrv
men. 1t will be remembered he served in the United
a'e mouse OF Representatives several years ago.
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NOTICE.

a LECTURE will be delivered TOMORROW EVEN
q ING at the FoRT STREET CHrRcH. by DIR. G. F. Guilou,
on tne Questions What measures are best adapted for the
encient distribution Of medical relief among the inhabitants.
native and foreign, Of these islands. and, how are such measures
to be originated and carried into effect ,-
" The public are invited to attend.
NIB Persons are requested not to remove articles from one
sup 70 mother o5-1t
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Nfm advertisements.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
vuNHE UNDERSIGNED BEJNc nOur no
leave the kingdom, offers for sale the nremi.es =
paea ny himself, known as the INNER iaI 1c,eI-
u N.ua'us ,ne Stables adjoining Also, all the fixtures on the
100 -, embracing everything requisite for the successful con-
~ .. lne notei business, consisting Of one superior Billiard
faoe, In nrst rate order, bar fixtures. etc.
The Lease of fhe Lot IN the corner OF Nuuanu and
neretania Streets known as the " Circus Lot.n and the Les Of
the "Nuuanu Baths--
One Soda Machine, with bottIing apparatus comn,e,e
49, H. MACFARL ANE