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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22
II o w a RD A SSOCIA TION
PHILADE LPHIA
important AnMOuMcplpc

iTNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Disen-
4 ses, such as Spsrnatorrhma, Seminal
weakness, Impotence, GonOrrhaaa, G!eet.
Syphilis, the Vice Of OnaniSm or Self Abuse,
&c, &c.
The Howard association, in view OF the
awful destruction OF Ehman life, caused bv
Sexual diseases, and the deceptions prac.
fused upon the ,unfOrtuate victims of such
diseases by QuackS, have directed their Con-
suliing Surgeon, as a charitable act worthy
their name, To give medical advice gratis,
al persons us afflicted, who apply by letter
with description Of their condition. tage, oc-
cupation, habits Of life, &c.,) and in cases of
extreme poverty aud uflering to furnish med.
icine free of charge.
The Howard Ass, citation is benevolent In
Stitution, established by endowment, for the
relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
''Firuient and Epidemic Diseases" II has
now surplus of means, which the Directors
have voted to eXpend in Advertising the above
notice, 1t is needless 10 add that the Associ
ation commands the highest medical skill o,
the age, and will furnish The most approyed
modern trea tment.
Ju ust published, by the association, a Report
on SpermaiorIna, or Seminal Weakness the
wee of Onanism, Maaturbalion or Self Abuse,
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs, BY
the Consulting Surgeon, which will be sen;
by mail, Gn a sealed envelope,) free of charge
on The receipt of Two Stamps, lor postage.
Address, DR. Gro. K. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. ., South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of
the Directors.
GEO. FAIR'HILD. Scc'y. EZRA ID. HEIRrwELL, Pres
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A.1-ws have, received communication

E1rWe have received communication
flom "II.F. NJ, )" addressed 10 the Teach
ers of the county, urging a prompt and
general attendance AZ. the meeting Of the
Educational Association, on Saturday
next. The communication came TOO late
for insertion. Will the Teachers, espe-
cially the female portion, take notice. and
attend? IL is;s matter Of great importanc.
e. all concerned, and we hope to see full
attendance. ~ ...a -n
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Floods ia the NVe,t-CsalrO o ver.
flo we'd. .z ..s

ST. LOUIS, June ID Dispatcl es from
Cairo stale that on Saturday afternoon :
lcrevasse opened on the MISSISSIPPI side o
the town, through which tho wSIer poured
at Il fearful rate, iilliny up the whole space
between the leyecs, and Is now runnin.
over the embankments on the Ohio side
About II thousand feet of the Illinois Cen.
Lral Road arc washed away. The left VIM
OF tho new hotel fell on Sunday, and the
bal-nce was expected TO fall during the
might. ~. 1880 .a
Nearly all the houses were tumblinu
down, drifting away or sirk ing. Scarcely
building III the cay is expected to with
stand the flood.
The water iS Two and half feet deep in
the second story Of the Taylor House,
and still rising rapidly. es
Mound City ID also in danger of being
fovcrhowcd.
ST. LOUIS, June Id, p. M. For the
forty y-one hours ending six O'Clock last
night, the river rose twenty-ni inches,
and Is still rising ole inch per hour. The
water Is about four and a half feet below
the highest flood mark of 1914.
The Upper Mississippi is rising at Du-
buque, and the head waters of tile Illinois
are again swelling. The Missouri tell five
inches at Boonville Saturday, but there is
an additional rise coming from above
Heavy rains prevailed yesterday, but it is
clear this morning. -s s.-s. ...
The Levee, on the Mississippi side of
Cairo has broken, and the whole town
Is overflowed. The buildings are floating
off.
CBNTRALIA, June 15.-The reports
from Cairo are of most an alarming char
acter. The water was still rising, and
running over the Ohio levee in several
places. Mr.. Ashley, chief engineer of
the Central road, gives it as bis opinion
that one foot more of rise will sweep
Cairo entirely away.
Mound City is under water. The
depot grounds, the highest part of the
town, are covered To the depth of four or
five inches. Passengers ale conveyed,
one quarter Of mile from Mound CITY,
in flat boats to Cairo.
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The Pennsylvania disaster.

CENTRALIA, ILL.,, June 15.-About sixty
sufferers from the wreck of the Penn
sylvania" came from Cairo to-day, prin-
cipally bound for st. Louis. Many being
in destitute condition were passed free
over the Central road. The passengers
estimate the number aboard at four hun
dred and fifty, and the killed and injured
at two hundred and fifty.
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MEIGSeOUNTYTELEGRlAPH.
PO4IEROY,O.

g lf.f&I.A " $50 .-.ass IfGN %
Heeis1ibIgc,Isl cemssly Con vcntis,a,.
The IssPeblicaas ct Aieigs County are
n6thsiizyd 10 meet is Convention, 81 the
= sarisIleuse, 70 pomeroy. on sATUR-
DAT The 9oth day Of: June, at | ! O'clock
A. NJ for tie purpose. Of electing dele
gates 10 the Republican State Convention,
t be beld at Columbus on the l3sh day
of july. is,..-.f n's fs'pa ,.i ,.' ..1 a.'T
All persoes opposed to the principles
and praeriee of The present Administra
tion are cordially invited TO attend and
partieipa.e in the proceedings Of the day.
RtaE BY order Of Central COMMITTEES.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22

\ BBOTT'S PATENT UPSETTING MA.
II CHINE, and a large assortment OF Cp"k.
ing Stoves, for coal or wood, and Stoves for
dwelling houses or stores; House Crates, with
or without fronts: Longs Patent, and the
Patent Lever PlOughS, right OF Ieft-hand:
Plough points of every description ever used
in this county; Crate Bars, for boilers, x C. ,
constantly on hand.
Every variety OF Iron and Brass work used
in salt making, and in the coal business, En-
gines of superior strength and flush, for
steamboats,, griStmills and sawmllS; CrankS
GudgeonS, Splndles, Shafts, Pulleys, spun
and Bevel Wheels, all Of the latest and most
improved patterns, manufactured at short no
tice. ...
Machinery of all kinds repaired with
Wrought or Cast Iron and Brass.
j. W. G. STACKPOLE.
N. B.-Six Sawmll Engines, of different
patterns, and one Lever Engine, lfInch bore,
"a feet stroke, now on hand and for sale, low
for cash or approved short paper.
Pomcroy, April g. IS5s.-l4tf
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New Millinery in PomeroY.

NJ RS. S. d. GIISSO y
\ NNOUN( IS 10 ,Gc ciliz.ns n Pm ,'loy,
~ nH Vicinity that she is now in nee la,J Of
The 'dff"si ard finest stock of MnhGrIy
so"dS ever offered in lis market, io whirhsM
invites NE d!lcmIoT ofaIl PArspns wishing III
purchase Hey "Spcrichce IN The business lni
twenty yeats euah'es fer TO select such g"wsi
os 'anno' IaII 10 plea%ei aHg. kafifs ph,tgNd
lhe best OF experienced. w6, kmcm, she is now
prepared Ia nannfdt tuf6 10 order, nni, also,ls
do all kinds "I DIE, sing nnd rfpairins Oh Npk
IN substantial mafihcf, ana ou feasoGabl6
lGims, . Hi
Her stock consists OF lonncts 81 every 1c.,
Milpil"n. Riding llaiS, and II q iitF Kills of
iiaS Tor ladies'. AISo.' l,0yS' aud Gf,flditfs,
ti"Si ilfn' l)resScs. Caps RtI,bohs, Of ct.,y
ueScr' 'pllnll and ~ great variety; Frcnch ahN
American FlVMttS Of every ucSt.fipiiun. III
'ari, she las I'll that can be found in a FIST
claSS ntlth,I F.t,H f'.. f. 'fF
ship hn Mner Street. third huildingf Above
The Remington House, Poum roy. Ladies', do
MOI iorset The place, bui just call aud see lur
Yourselves. n"20,6n1 S. -. GIBSON.
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T. SUTCLIEE.

nITK, WoOIen W U0tton Dyer, &c. Cor
dor Street, back of the Rolling
Mill, Pomeroy, Ohio,
| EHfECiFl Lily announces TO the citizens
IL Of Pomeroy aud vicinity, that he is now
prepared I" clean or dye. all articles Of Gents
or Ladies apparel Also, every variety Of
Household DraperieS rccrneraird: lIonnets
l'Ienched or Dyed; Kid Gloves cleaned.
From his long eSpe Tiemce in the business
Nj. SuicliT hopes to be able To give gcn.taf
satisfaction TO all. who favor hIm with their
p atronage. I2-Iy
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WOOL CARDING,

STIVERS Sc STAFFORD.
AVING purehl lsed the Carding machin.
L formerly owned by Jenkins &Pat.on, OIL
Sugar Run. renewed the Cards and fitted up
The machine in good order, are now prepared
10 execute all work entrusted 10 them, Oh
short notice and IN an excellent maniier.
.t MR.. &. KEPLER,
An experienced aud well-kHown workman
has been employed To superintend the ma
chamt: = g. ~ ~ EFse ~ A
TERHS-FIve cents per pound. One lb.
OF clean grease VIII be required for every
seven lbs. Of wool. GIaiH taken for Car,lIng
II dcllvcIc Oh or before taking the wool away.
STfNERS ~ STAFFORD.
Cash paid for GrhnI at all times
PcmrTVy, Apnl 20 --lU 3m
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Soap and Candle Mandatory,

NHE subscriber has the pleasure to an.
l nnounee to the citizens Of Pomeroy and
vicinity, that he has opened a shop or Sugar
Run, near the Tnnncry, where he will mann
factnTe, ind keep constantly on hand any
arIcie III his line of business; and we feel as
snreu thai we oan give satisfaction to all who
may favor us with call.
N: B.-All orders attended 10 as soon as
possible. DAVID GETER.
Pomeroy, Aug. %, Is52.-tG.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-06-22

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NHE uItsleEsignetl has been appointed and
L duly qualified ns AdIniniSl Iator of tn,
Estate OF Reese w. Sims, late of Meig,
County, deceased.
Dated at Pon,eroy the I7th day of March.
A. -. 1888. .. 81. -
23-5t' BARNEY {. SINS, Admir-.
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lynn INV IN, admnlstr; tor of Thox. h:
Davis; decd, rs. Richard Davis, ct al
pi"hhie t"lft--PeiiIion TO sell land-Ann Da.
ms,,ni tn" state Of Pennsylvania. is hereby no.
tlhe'i' l"al on the 22d'day of May. A. d.. i85S.
ih~ SAID ahtI'rSlstrntur filed bis petition in said
ifph'e Court Of M"IsS Comfy, o., III. object
ahd PRAYER Of which r-,ni"n is to obtain .n
order @c. on th' Sd daf of inIy, 1898, for ihe
aSS'sh'hrn, "l The dover 0f the said Emily D,-
Wis IN, and for the sale of the (niInv M ts.I
estate, TO pay the debts Of aaid deCcdciit To-
WI. The surface Of n part of ! On acfc irt No
,nl' IN Sec. and Z, Town Q, Range IL. IN
.he ohl" Companys Purchase; beginning at
t'e ROAD where II crosses the upper line Of said
l"l; thence following The south line of said
10 The corner thence north far enough, SO
mat lac drawn parallel with the south line
hrSl mentioned, shall strike the road exac!Iv
opposite lhe man arch !; thence following the
SAID road to the place ofbesinning
II. 4. PLANTS,
no<l-4w. Attorney for Petitioner:
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The Mormon War mot OVcr-L1tc
from Ssl1f Lake City.
WASHINGTON, June

. ..at..s d. WASHINGTON, June Is.
Gen. Scott has received important Of
fetal dispatches from Utah five days later
than those received by the President from
Gov. Cumming, which have been pub
lished. Tl.ey stale that tho Mormons
have deceived Coy. Cumming; that there
is no disposition to make peace, and that
after the Mormons had removed their wo-
men and children from Salt Lake City, the
men had returned, strengthened their
forts, and assumed threatening atti-
tude. x 3
This Intelligence is considered by the
Department as perfectly reliable. Messrs.
Powell and McClintock, the Commits
sioners, We're delayed on their way by floods
in the river.
Capt. Marcy was six days from Camp
Scott. The forces under Gen. Johnston
were on very short allowance, and every
oily substance they had was used, they
being unwilling to kill the mules for food
till the last necessity.
..-. . ANOTHER REPORT.
The War Department has received no
later dates from Utah than those previ-
ously received from Coy. Cumming. The
views of the officers of the army, as ex-
pressed in their letters, is that he went
INTO Salt Lake City too hastily. Mormon
friendship is not To be relied OH.
1t will be rccollecled that the army was
sent to Utah AS Il posse comItatus, subject
to the orders of Gov. Cumming, and
cannot move without his directions
No new developments by the last ar
rival. The army will move as recently
directed, branching off to such intermedi-
ate localities as require protection.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SAIL7

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
VIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the fol-
- lowing valuable property, to-wit: The
farm on which he now resides, living 81 nJite<
ifom rolIeror, on tina road leading from there
10 harrSonvllc; one quarter section bing
ahont oo rods west of This; one quarter section
Situate about one mile from II arriSonville-
the road running through it. The above Iant
Is OF good qunli'y--iS supplied with lbur,Ianee
Of coal, timber and water. ....' IL.
lie also Oilers for sale one lot in the village
OF Sheffield, with a large Two story house or
II. The above property will be sold cheap,
ana on the most rtasonahEe terms TO suit
purchasers, taking for The iTst payment $500
DOWN; and he ftnIainder in yearly pavmens
of S20t each. For further pxrtlculars ina,fiJS
ol Tire subscriber. WILLIAM JOAB.
1n)O Ans ... ..-.-r-
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JOHN S. DAVIS.

| ATE OF the firm Of Crowley & Davis, de-
IL signs prosecuting The Flaming business
at the ola stand, on Sugar Run. ThankifI
Tor lhe llbetIl bestowal Of Patronnge hertt,,-
lore he wIll endcavnr 10 merit lis contiHH-
an"" "" nr"'nn'n"eS nd n"atrrSS I6-tC
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NII EISIFF,S SALE,

Df virine Of two orders of sale Z 1, me dirertcI
ID from he Court Of Common Pleas OF MeiyS
Comfy. will 0IFtT l0r sale at the door Of the
COnrt -honse in Pumeroy, al public outc ~, on.
Saturday, the 10th day of July, 1853,
at 10 o'clock. 4. NJ, of sad day, he follow
ing drScfbcdlan Is, to wit: A lot Of land living
in Sutton Township. in MeigS COUNTY, and
IN New Winchester, The premises hrins IT..
same That were conveyed 10 Thomas u. Cnbbs
by euben Saser aud wife, by their deed Of
he date of 18th day Of February, 1856, aud
known as the Sinre lot; appraised at 500.
hlso, another lot, described thaiS B-yilfI,itr
at stake on the north side Of Third sirr,r :,
aud north of The north ennner OF lot n4.a,lIp p
sixty lwoI IN Syracuse, in said Sutton TuNt,-
ship; then hnrtl ON. hundred FEET ;then wesY
sixty ieet; then south one HUNDRED feet, ts,
sad thlTd StEVet; them east to the tlIaee nr be
ginning, hrns the slnle lot hOHa lIt by FhoFa-
as |. Cob0s Of Amps Quiltn, and ON which,
said CobbS bdiIt aiImne hnuse; apIlraise at
$T0. - -
alsn, lat RursbeT twenty, in saiR tOArn- oE
Sy'aoi'se, appraised st so, aud sokla MS ihe.
properly OF. PhomaS L. Coblas ID the, suiis up
stevenson, BIweh u NeSniith, and Burnett
SaNion and Swramilsen. J. V.SMlTiI.
StrtsGMegS GJunty.
june q, 1853 - II S3 -
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A. G. CROWLEY

EORMERLY Of the firm Of Crowley d Da
yls, viii thereaIfer carry oh the Cafpeut r
and JOINER business; DonrS, Sash, blinds. & G..
executed TO order. From long expt Renee in
Satisfae et;rII Ia orders emtrnsfesI "a, my ~.
For past Patronage my thanks are due the
pnbhc' and respectfully ask a continuance
VI thet idh ot5. -A 30 -lU-l
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ARIzoSA--The territory Of Arizona, better known
IS the Gadsden Purchase, lies between the 8lst and
S3d parallels of latitude, and is bounded on the north
by the CHA river, which separates it from the terri
tory Of New Mexico; on the east by the Rio Bravo de
Norte, Rio Grande) which separates it from Texas:
on the south by Chihuahua and Sonora. Mexican
provinces. and on the west by the Colorado River Of
the west. which separates it from Upper and Lower
California This great region is six hundred miles
long by about fifty miles wide, and embraces an area
OF nearly thirty thousand square miles. 1t was pur-
chased from Mexico for 81, 900, 900, and at the time
OF Its acquisition there was scarcely any population
except a few scattering Mexicans in the Mesila VAL
ley and at Tucson. The Apache Indians held undis-
puted possession. Formerly, however, according to
a writer in New York Journal of Commerce, the ter
rItory embraced numerous Furnishing Spanish settle
ments, formed by Jesuit priests between 1857 and
1871: An exploration of the country made by q
jesuit IN the first mentioned year, disclosed the exist
ence OF gold and silver in great abundance, and the
report made by him induced a rapid settlement A
map now in the archives of the Mexican government,
drawn IN 1857, gives the localities of more than forty
towns and villages in what is now Arizona, many of
them OF considerable size. The notes accompanying
the map attest the great fertility of the country in its
valleys ana along its streams and springs, and also
contain the names and localities of more than a hun
dred silver and gold mines, which were worked with
great success by the Spaniards.
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p-,,xk.BIz IxsrAseD o. Rev.
S..JJer. Of India, in . letter to the Christian
Mrr.I;rsncsr, gives the following instances Of hero
nen lied forth by the Indian mutinies -
sd, Americans never be ashamed that Englishmen
,beir forefathers. England is a noble country.
nr ems are heroes and her daughters are heroines.
ms rs rebellion has braHzSzD eds that deserve to
associated wiz those valorous Notions which we,
r.b throbbip pulse read in history In one place,
Nrr,r-<er husband fed in their carriage He
ssocj bright. She took the reins- She lashed the
- through a band of mntineers, while he, with a
al aim. shot dead one who seized the horses heads.
and snother who climbed upon the carriage behind
% cut him down. On they fed, till again they found
.Ssmselves among foes, and a rope stretched across
,be road made further progress appear impossible
true to herself, she dashed the horses Mt full speed
sraiust the rope, and as they, bearing 1T down,
stumbled, she, by rein and whip, raised them, while
her husbands weapons again freed them from those
who succeeded in leaping upon them He was
but both escaped with their lives In
place, a young lady, the daughter Of an Of
6ccr. shot seven mutineers before they killed her.
A captain, pressed by his Sepoys, with his good
slew twenty-six of them before he fell
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DAILY EXPECTED.
IDLY COLLECTION OF HYMNS
and Tunes for Churches.
Plymouth Collection Of Hymns, gilt, morocco;
Plymouth Hymns. 32mo, 1Smo and 12mo;
Sacred Praise, Ia selection Of church music;
Selah-A selection Of Music by Thos. Hastings;
Gregory's Organic Chemistry;
Gregory's Inorganic do;
Smiths Juvenile Defners;
Smiths Deiner's Manual;
Mahan's Logic;
Boyd's Logic;
Porters Chemistry;
Records Roman Histories;
Ancient Hebrews;
School Amusements;
Wizards Morals. For sale by
s6Af III. NJ. WHITNEY
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FOR SALE
By the Agent Hudson's Bay Company.

~
NUNMAN'S IRON WIRE. assorted ssoi
Fencing wire, linseed oil, turpentine, white leadj
Black paint, green paint. Stockholm tar. puchy sa-
Groceries, perfumery, stationery
Sheathing copper, assorted sizes componoon neans % J
Anchors and chains, Mt the lcwcae narkes rases
Iron, assorted sizes hair brushes, blue cloth caps
Assorted clothing, spunyarn, ratlinej
Assorted cordage, tarred and Manila
Stiiton cheese, hams, Byass' ale, sherry, port, brandy
Geneva sauce, preserved meats and vegetables;
Abernethy's biscuits, Lemann's biscuits.
A LA ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERYs
including fittings and trimmings of all descriptions for cantaess
and harness.
WARE AND GLASSW AkE
Canvass Of all Nos, huckabacks, stockings and hose
Green, blue and white blankets
Long Cloth, various qualities madapolams;
Brown cotton, blue prints, mourning prtnts, mustins
Crinoline, real cloth thread Of all kinds, cotton dfl;
Linen drill, cambria handkerchief, silk do, book muslin
Victoria lawn, jaconet, black Orleans, do Alpaca;
Black prncetta, do lasting, silk umbrellas, cotton do
Alpaca umbrellas, ribbons, black lace mitts, black shk
White silk, barege scarfs, broad cloth
Silk nantes, new styles cords and tasseis
Wooden plaid for children's dresses toweh, lace fhAsi
White vesting; green, white, blue and amber lenos
Blue flannel, printed and plain barege
Gold lace, l to II inch combs, &C., &C., &c.
CANDLES, i'm great variety. SIT
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WHARF LOTS AT AUCTION.

THO BE SOLD BIZ b r on
the New Esplanade, on the 18th Of May, 1858, the leases
OF ground lots for One Hundred Years, (he rate to be adjusted
equitably by appraisers mutually chosen at the end Of every
twenty-five years. of six lots, TO be built upon Of incombustible
materials, according to a plan to be seen at the Office OF Mr.. r.
A. s. Wood, superintendent of Public Works.
The six lots extend in line from the premises Of Messrs. James
Robinson L Co.. with an esplanade in front of l43 feet wide,
along the margin Of which goods can be landed or embarked.
Purchasers Of the ground lots will have to pay only the rent
Of each lot, quarterly, semi-annualy or annually, as may be 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
eminent, 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, viz. 4 lots, each
90 feet frontage by las 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 & Co. and Fort
street, the plans and drawings of which can be seen at the Office
of the superintendent of Public Works, and at the offices Of
Messrs. A. p. Everett and ]. r. Colsurn. Auctioneers.
eetf Minister Of the Interior.
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Lease of the Island Of kahoOlaWe
AT AUCTION.

The undersigned has received instructions nom mn nAsnDNS
the Minister OF the Interior, to offer at auction,on
THURSDAY. APRIL 4, ATI2 O'CLOCK Me-
| the Lease, for q term Of years, of the
Island Of Kah0Olawe.
The Island contains about 25 600 acres, Of which about oOC0
! covered with good grass, and is also free from skulsanas.-
A. p. GvERkTT.
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ROOMS TO LET.

,R MECHANICS--Tro good rooms IN the premf-
as called the . Worlds End. - on Hauna Kea street, can
Vi at a low rent, partly furnished Apply to
- C. A. L H r. POOR
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TO LET.
The Commercial Hotel and Premises !

A s THEY NOW sTAAD. INCLUDING
N STABLES, SODA ENGINES, EYCEUM, &C., &c, &c.
Also-The Plat Of Ground Oh the opposite corner, known as
thoOid Circus Ground.
Wieh the Hotel viii be let all Of the Bar Fixtures and Furni-
ture appertainng thereto also, the Scenery I'm the Lyceum,
and the Lodging and Dressing Rooms on the same floor also,
the Stables and Soda Engines, If desired-or viii be let to diff
ferent parties, as may be asreed upon, TO respectable andrespon-
sible tenants,
The fixtures of the hotel comprise everything necessary for
conducting a first class hotel in Honolulu. such as a large assort-
ment OF bar fixtures, furniture, billiard table etc There is also
a lot of first rate liquors in house and bond which will be sold at
49, pEce If desired. H.. MACFARLANE.
persons having demands against H. Hacfarlane,
are 6sted TO present them for settlement on or before the LIST
day of March, l57-2l ii. MACFARLANE.