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SOUR. H., living n the town Of A.. we
man in easy efreGms,unees, With every
thing enough, in doors and out. In his ysre
was large Pile 81 wood. sawed and 'plit
md sufficient in bulk to keep dozen fsmi
lies through the winter, with enough more
where that cane from. Across the stree
rom Squire n lived Mrs. W., poor wid.
ow in straightened circumstances, with -four
mouihs to feed and four little bodies tC
warm. besides her own. ian ,gs +
Squire n. dotted on his big wood pile, and
was in the habit Of tsken q peep at il
through the closed blinds Of his window be-.
fore retiring at night. One night he saw
f-male hanging around the pile. and open.
ing the door partially, to get better view,
cav her stoop, pick up large armful and
start Of. She had not proceeded far, how.
ever. when she stopped short, and no over
heard the following: 81 cannot -steal--the
eye Of God is upon me-" and down went the
wood and she walked OF few steps and
stopped again. II have not stick VI wood
in the house, the weather 10 bitter cold, and
my poor children are freezing. The Squire
his enough and will never miss e." So
saying shs filled her arms again with the
coveted fuel. .ss.5s.. ... e.. r--ss ..r.
Again she started snd again hesitated.--
"What! steal! l never before did such 9
thing, and God forbid that should do it
nowl' and down went the wood upon the
pile sgain. Blu, the thought Of her suffer.
ing children brought her once more to the
pile, and she filled her arms the third time
with wood. 6nce more she s.a..ed and again
turned back--"I ,Oin mol steal, / will trust in
God. and II it's His will. veil perish to.
gether." SO saying she threw down the
wood upon the pile, and the Squire saw her
enter the dwelling and close the door. He
retired to bed but slumber WIS slow In visit.
ing his eyelids. He thought Of the poor
widow and her suffering children, sud per.
haps when he slept he dreamed of them.
Early the next morning, widow w. was
surprised to see the Squire. four OK team
loaded with wood, haul up In front Of hei
dwelliDgb and the Squire commence pitching
Il OF. a.. s..s.s
"Wha,'s this. Squire HI" said the a.
iohished and half frightened woman; "l
didn't order that wood. and God knows
can't pay for it," ss .sr ..~ ms ID
"I.'s yours, and oil paid for, ma'am!
sung out the Squire, tuggipg away st biz
log. "You cheated the devil last night"
The pS6r womph insisted that there mus
be some mistake about it. sn VS. nsrp.-
al tell you it's yours for cheating tht
devil last night" Suid tie Squire, "aud
there t6mes man to saw It up. and split il
and pack 1t sway in the wood house,, d.
The widow BEGAN to "stsell q rat" and
stammering her thanks to the Squire, re-
turned into the house. She wanted for nc
more wood that winter. .s, .....
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RAVENNA, THURSDAY. MARCH Ii, 1858.

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conclusion that he had stfiven hard 10 free
himself from the jaws Of death. ssA sl.
., He had doubtless heard the spades Of his
friends as they worked to reach bis place Of
confinement. Maybe, hs had even under
stood their conversation az they toiled. Il
so. who can imagine the sgony Of thst souls
feelingsi ''' .- @1.; ss2sa. 'i5ssy.
Tie dead bodies were taken out and laid
side by side on the rough embankment; and
eyes which were strangers to weeping, drop
ped silent tears over thsm.
AT length d Sy .stander broke the opprss.
sive silence.
"Who will tell his wifel" he asked, indi
eating poor Mayfeld with nod Of the bead.
Every eye sought the face Of Mr.. Slewyn
The young conductor brushed the moisture
from his eyes, hesi,ated moment, aud then
said: 81, ..- .l.,
"Yes, it must be done will tell her;
but II will break her heart poor thing"
A horse was procured from farm house
near by, and Mr.. Slewyn set out. The dis.
tance TO A. was about fifteen miles;
and through the darkness and horror Of the
night he spurred on.
The lights ofA-- broke on his view
Mayield's house appeared, the bright glow
Of cheerful FIRE Bsaming out through the
gloom. With hesita,ihg step, Siswyn ap-
preached the door. The slight noise Of his
footsteps reached the listening ears withlns
the door few open, and a pair OF soft, warm
arms fell around his neck. >
"Oh, Willie Willie! God be thanked
You Gonl know how ] have suffered this
dreadful night ~ ...g.
mr.. slewyn unwoi d Tie clinaine arms
from his neck, and supported the half fainting
form into the house; and with every vestige
Of color gone from his face. he said,
"Mrs. Mayfeld, compose yourself, I have
much to say to you" .sr.'.ra.. ..t
"Great Godl il Is true Willie is dead
l felt it, Mr.. Slewyn !" and she clutched his
arm with q gripe like iron--"tell me the
truth :" yN s -, % - d.
"Madam, dare not deceive you; your
husband is, trust, in heaven 3" ~
Shall ! speak OF the scene which follow
ed! No. my pen would be powerless. Let
the curtain Of night and gloom fall over it.
Lima Mayfield still lives, a pale, grief
stricken woman. The light Of happiness
has fed forever from her eyes, and the
shadow Of a life.agonS has stolen the rosea
from her cheek Silver mirgles with her
tresses. and her ringing laughter is .hushed.
Day after day to the noisy factory, goes
this devoted mother, to earn in the dust and
gloom, the poltry sum which clothes and
educateR her children. She is striving Il
bring thin up good men; dhd il the ex mple
Of woman. purified by affection, can effect
their future lives, then will her object be
attained. III .. ... ..
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MSSsses.

No spot il too desolate, none too sterile,
for NOSES 10 inhabit and enliven. From
Spi,EbsEgen to the islsnds Of the Antartic
Ocean, along the aides Of lofty mountains,
in the most exposed situations, crouching on
wild heaths, ovsFspreading old walls, nest
ling iH hedges, clinging to the bark trees,
loving much and equally frost and snow
wind and tempest, needing nothing But
moisture for their stenance--everywhe
they may be seen, adding fresh beauty to
even the lovelisst places OF the earth, and
causing the arid desert 10 rejoice and be
glad. Not only are they the 6rst plants
which, e. BY miracle, make tteit APPEAR
spcs IN q newly formed soil, bat with fond
tanacity cling 70 the spot where they have
taken root, long after oil other plants have
deserted II. snd, tender IN their nature, DELI
cate in theft stracturs though they Be. show
wonderful spossf il resisting infueacsi
which are generally fatal soa the vsgs.abls
creation. 4 III iEisrssrees, elSss skin 10 ths
| lishsns. thss my spfsst q bs Destroyed "
drought; but no. sooAs does ne gepsEous
rain descend 6poa. ihsm, than suddenly
sEeSsass invested with snsw me. snd-ibel'
IyH6assas sseapysss ~ tssshs - ldzusssnsis !
KtisEgzzg -. 81 aal sal a > fsasis
& ! n fsH gE a q = 2
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A Man who could talk Spanish

.'...-. ..,. -- t..F
A correspondent in the army is responsi.
BILE for the following: .... -
While our ARMY was in Mexico, General
T. g was wiiking in the pl "a At Tam
pIc6. wteh Mexican offered TO sell him a
dne Mustang pony, With the General, who
had Aeen eye for horses; was desirous OF
purchasing; but as the owner was ignOraht
OF English. and as the Geherars Spanish
did not extend beyond 81 and odnaos, they
made slow progress toward trade The
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WHOLE NUMBER 81
.Aarilf!nItard.


- .E@x3.sste% s-----Ngs esaaNt1sF9 pyF4
.g The following a PaIt Of an address de-
liveFed By D. 9. Mitchell before the Con:
pecticu. State Agricultural Society, sna
contains some naxims aSa ,hfpt. u maeh !
vsIue. not only TO farmers. Sus U tshets: Z
There Is something, worth Ming for ts- Z
sides money. That Is teft ssSd. bat D 6
nOsaIl. With the rest. u, ID raise crop
OF good ideas. While you are farmers, r. !.
member that you are men, with dusIes aha
responsibilities. Live down tho old brutal
notion that q farmer must be uncouth, uned.
ucsted and unthinking-a mere plOdder. ~
You are brought into immediate contact
with the great heart Of ciyilisation. You
cannot get out Of the reach Of ihs buSk Of
the tOiling world. The thrill Of the wonder
working wires, and the rumble Of the loco.
motive (the thunder. tread Of nasions) CONS
to your once secluded hillside. n " ~
Move toward better life. Do net keep
your boys corn sheliinS all the long winter
evenings. Make your fartas place thar
your sons and daughters can not help loving.
Cultivate the trees; they are Gods mosssn.
gers. si T., y
Care much for books and pictures, Dsn1
keep a solemn parlOr. into which you msy
60 about once 4 month, with the parSoh, % ;
the gossips Of the sewing society. Hdnk
around your walls pictures which tell storiss
Of mercy, hope, courske, fsitk aad charity.
Make your living room the larger. and most
cheerful in the house. Let the Plsss bs
such that, when yont boy has gems 10 distsdt
land', or even when, perhaps, he clings to g.
single plank in the lonely waters Of the
wide ocean, the thought Of the old homs.
stead shall come across the waters Of deso.
lation, bringing always light and love. a''
Have no dungeons about your house; no
blinds that are always shut; no windows
that are. never open. Don't teAsh your
daughters French before they can weed
flower bed, or cling TO 4 side.saddle; 9nd
daughters, do not be ashamed Of the tfowsl
or the pruping knife; bring to your doors
the richest flowers from the woods; cultivate
the friendship Of birds; study botany; learn
to love nature. and seek ahigher cutivatios
than the fashionable world can give you. %
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afliisttIlaIltto1s.
TMe Grave and lNe Mourner.


I'm the church yard Of qpiet village oI
the Westa Inournet sat besiae new made
grave. 5TT AIv@aTt ~saa ,5|Ea
The mournsr was bat boy. yet as he
knelt beside the mound that closed over the
remains Of some poor mortal whose soul
had departed to better world, he seemed
like the spirit weeping DER the tomb Of Its
hopes. u la X 4 @
The nsourner was young. and his smooth
brow :wds clustered BY elossy ringi,ts ol
bright, golden hued hair, that chrled in
many scurious device, about it. ..
Buts,a few summers had felt his foot.
steps upon ntheirgreen carpets, yet he seemed
old as he silently bent in lonely meditation
over that spot dcarer to himI perhaps than
ull earth side. The hopes, lie wild dream
of bis boyish mind, III t the young revel in
the future, sha forget The present; seemed
to have Howns and given place to sadness.
Let. us sppfoach him nearer---neafer--
perhaps We tan catch the ihurmurs Of hii
inward thoughts. There may be world 6I
woe. III their utterance. Closer-we can!
hot hear yet. Now Ne can hear him. See,
he bends his curly head closer to The ground.
He is tearing the earth up with frantic ges
turcs. Softly, ssftly, or be will hear, our
tread. We will speak to him.
..Boy why go sad! What are you doing!
Whose grave is that!"
viii. d countenaHee upon which unstter'
Abh woe hpd ftdtaPed its traces, he looked
pt,-us and murmured forth.
"This ere ain't pobody's grave. an I'm Q
aiggin fur Ash bait, but Tin busted sf
kin fad not nary worm"
Ws1sre DISCUS! ed. '-a.. 3s.e ,esyes u
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'40gtitaI.,l.
- ~ a From ihs Ohio cNltiTssof.
T.ilO ola steam aiIi. = I

-ssassiE -----iHs's sgY4a&R
.;qs,Jas Rr FAAScHs r. p. OAeE,' Itli,, fss7 yg1lTs
Pau. Psf-psa, punt 80 49, 2 * -
Goes the old steam mill, eeL 80.
Grinding Away, !, highs and day,
Down under the hill.
Grinding away; might and day,l 4asE
Making ths bread for the poor, a- $50
Sending blessing every hour,
70 the proud or humble door. s.,g
20 fagi kseCb# .g9s3 e. jEs5HSfen e tai
PuGs pnf-pur, pufi g,sg~g.. . gs .-g
STlstef 90 its cheerful sound, ,e,p 5s1t 2 se
And hum my song, and Jog along, l.'
To lie cesseless beat and bound.
The Ranks ma, fall, but IL will not quail
One breath Of its iron will,
And the cry '.haid dmes." seems idle rhymes
= R works but the cheaper ssill. So 3
Pun, puR-puR, pufl MAS .,s L.s
30 beats The true heart on; 'rs es
Esppping y play, neither night or day, 8
Till It's lIe work Is all done. X. st.
Like tho old mill, grinding still, .1s 4.
!, Something foF rich and poor,
Doing its best, making earth blest. -,
With i,s good deeds syermors.
Work, work work, Worb! s.
IL the brave hearts song;
work While you may, night aud day, "a
With will all brave and strong,
Looking about, and finding out .-.-..,
\ What most needs 10 be done, 30 -. p
At i, ,hon cheerily, tagging not woarily,
Work till the work is douei -
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MOuiIGay GFnaas etc.

- +Zr. - do z a.
A contemporary, speaking Of the tendsn:
cy Of grain and the leguminous plants to the
generation Of mold when placed in the gra.
merry in damp stats, says: "When this evil
occurs, the legumes or cereals affected are
supposed to be rendered utterly wOrthisst
thereby; but such is not the fact, Peas u
beans, corn or wheat that has EscSmS
mouldy, may he perfectly deprived q ~ pn!
pleasant smell and taste BY ilnmeFsing u ID
hot or boiling water, and permitting Il 70 =.
main therein till the liquid be6Gm5S quite
cool. II one immersion dues not prove u.
fectual, let IL be repeated. Animals deyepf
mouldy grain when manuged in this way Ai
greedily as any. and ssS apparently a. much
benefited BY Il. Peas constitute an excel.
lent feed for swinei and few articles isS
more strengthening TO sheep than beans.--
They should Be. given before and aitef cast
ing their lambs, with small quantity o.
chopped turnips. say about two quarts psss
day, one quart 10 the morning and one Suafl
!, night. This will general y 30 sutaslsht.
and vill tend to promote the action q The
| aetsoue system, and procure eopiobs sup
IN Il milk. besides Beiug highly pfotseilys
| j ills general health Sfths System. RuFSl
NsU York6.
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Going Clear Through.

A correspondent tells pretty good Of ory,
which illustrates the dear,h Of travelling
since the panic struck Us, about as well ss
anything we have seen. A train Of cars
started from depot not Thousand miles
from our own city, with one single seedy
passenger. The Conductor. after collect.
ing the fare, gave himself up to q couple Of
seats, and reflections on the mutability OF
human stfairs;and railroading particularly,
being aroused from his reveries only ss the
train approached some stopping place. and
then lie would sing odt the natHe Of the viii
lage as hastily i5 il he had car load Of
passengers 10 discharge. None got off, and
none got on for one. two and three stations,
Finally, after the Conductor had made biz
third effort to get rid Of one, and gel Sn more
passengers. our ssedy friend called the at
tention Of the Conductor, and said to him
II say. stranger. you need'dt call eut any
more siatiods. fol, Iii going cieat through.
- Cleuelond Retisis. i. -, :,
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! NI!.rEi..ecs.f

Let people prate ss they will, the wo.
inan was never born yet WHO would not
theer.ully and proudly give herself and her
whole destiny into worthy hand, At the
right time. and under fitting circumstances;
thEs is, when her whole heart and con-
ssisnes accompanied and sanctiied The
gin. But marriage ought always to be .
question. not Of Necessity, but choies. Ey.
cry girl ought toibs taught that 2 hasty,
loseless union stamps hPbh her almost -
foul dishoncr as enc -of those connections
which omit the legal ceremony altogether /
and thst however pale. drsasy, and toilsoms 20.
single life may Be. unhappy married .lite
must bs isnfold worse--an eyer-haunsinl
tsmpsstiOn. % inearabls regret tcrHen'
whlth thsre ispo escape but dssth.
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II Ay-A elose atsasnt of the Biblsaqggssis,
IN the Mpria.ts IatslliOsassb that seaEsi9
r..sda for suppssipg that one ef ~ ~
scenden,s .of, AAEpns the High Priest vss1
nasiys sef aOhip.l sse Ears viis k shiatl
,.sds.. eFAsl sea u zsEshiehs the seaisl
IIssiahs aan,o CD RukkE:'' vas Il asa
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0rPfecspt isiastruc,iont writtea. 10 sand
ths tide Go1s over is..snd dthsltescra i gone.
Egsspis u engsavsh Oait the, rdsk,lsnda the
lssson . mot seem loat. %tta{
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commercial Advertiser.
Sailors.


;,,r ever loves to be in motion,
- about he scarce knows where or why;
=. un,l the dim and shadcwy ocean
- h,,,e athors the land; and cen the sky,
,-.,,I,.s and beautiful, has naught to please,
p, .o,De clouds which promise him breeze
hill Of mere impulse and passion,
j, hi- fr;eris and generous to his foes,
= axle as the most ephemeral fashion,
-. IN the cut and color Of his clothes,
,-It,a set Of phrases, which on land
= -, head could never understand
-. .bs s,;Isr-his eveutful life
,r. -.,sro.1. spirit-his contempt Of danger
n s--,,es, in the gale the wreck. the strife;
:. ,,o,.vh wild ani reckless ocean ranger.
= -. he make that port, when life Is DER,
-. ..as are hrshesI, AMI bIlows break no more
-Rer- Walter Cotton.
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D. c. WATERMAN. JOHN POPE
ID. c. WATERMAN s. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Especial paid of the Whaling Fleet by
the furnishing of purchase and sale of Exchange OIL
Bone, General Merchandise, and the procuring Of Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs ISAAC HowLAxp JR-, Co, New Bedford
W. G. E. PoPE, ESQ, do.
MORGAN, SToSE Co., San Francisco
McRUER 4 MERRILL do. 11T-f
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STENCIL PLATES.

NOR MARKING BOXES. BAGS, SC, CUT
II Order, the lowest rates, by BURKE CO., 150
STREET, FRANcIsco. ALso-Names in Cop
per- marking clothes, books etc., with ndelble ink.
Borders left with the publisher of this will al
ways be promptly executed 102-6
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THOMAS SPENCER.

Ship Chandler Dealer General Merchandise and Commission
Merchant Honolulu Oahu s. l. keeps constantly on hand
extensive of every description Of goods
quired by whaleships and Others
Shipping furnished with all kinds of groceries, provisions 6c
the notice the lowest market prices
whalers' bills at the lowest rates
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HI. C.. GRAHAM,

UyFIE OVERSIGNED having recently purchased the
Cooperaee formerly occupied By c. H. Butler, corner q
Queen Is prepared to execute With dispatch
favored with at The above named place
or At his Oid Stand, opposite the = Royal Hoes-n
shp Agents and Masters respectfully invited 70 can and
Tubs, &c
WI
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HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, DECEMBER g. 1888. s
Stores, 9mrIlinas, Hf., to get.

FOR SALE OR TO LET,
"a THAT LARGE AND COMMODI.s snsx
90 DWELLING HOUSE Kukui street, Ss3ss$k
E.AA occupied by the undersigned
The House is nearly and one of the most
houses in Honolulu, and contains
Parlor % feet by % feet.
Dining Room, IA by % feet.
Five Sleeping Rooms
Dressing Room, Pantry Store Room,
Bath Room, s. rvant's Room,
Carriage House,
And supplied with from the Government Pipes.
The IS frontage, with depth
n variety of Shade and Ornamental Trees
For particulars etc. apply to A. r. EVERETT,
Honolulu %, 1858.
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TO LET,
- WITH POSSESSION FROM THE LIST
Iii of October proximoMILE END COTTAGE, the resi-
ILL dence of G. III. Luce. The house contains paror sitting
roo bed rooms dining house. bath house,
carriage stable fowl house, and convenience
family Water from the pipes carried
of the house.
ALso-About grazing land, with
failing of running through the
117-tf Apply G. II. LUCE
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saxI n. CASTLE. s.
CASTLE 81 COOKE,
Importers dealers in General Mer
stand, Of the King and School
Streets the large Stone Church Also at the Store
occupied by G. H. Nicholson in King street,
site the Seamans Chapel Agents Dr. Jaynes Medi-
cines July /, 1s56-tf
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ID. N. FLITNER.

Continues his od business at the store hakees new re
proof building, the stand recently occupied by Dr.
Hoffman, corner Queen and Kaahumanu streets.
rated by observations of the and stars
instrument accurately adjustei to the
meridian Honolulu Particular attention given to fine
repairing Sextant and quadrant glasses silyere
Charts and nautical instruments constantly
or hand and fors 4f-tf
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UTAI AHEE.

the Of Ako Papakoa and Iwo
at PuIo Ho Importers and Wholesale and Retail Deal
China Goods have hand for sa at their estab
nents King street, Honolulu, and at Lahaina, Maui
Sugar, Molasses Syrup, Tea, Coffee, and large and
varied assortment Of general merchandise
Honolulu, August IL, 1851 os-y
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THOMPSON Il NEVILLE,
BLACKSMITHS,

OPPosITE THE cUsT0N HoUss
rur : uovr HAVING PURCHA9ED
- the premises formerly occupied BY ~ -. A0nees
@ are now prepared 70 execute ship Cases ~ -
W VOL On the shortest notice and moa reaso1eSes
terms and hope BY strict attention 20 business 70 merit
Of the public patronage heretofore 20 Ioershy
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VALUABLE PREMISES.
- FOR SALE OR LEASE for term of years,
E: the Store Premises occupied by the UNDERSIGNED
Eil 65-tf B. +. SNOW.
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126-4t W. H. PEASE.
TO LET.
- THE FOLLOWING ROOMS AND OF.
.:H fees the FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING, of
LII Kaahumanu and Queen streets, viz:
The d. G. Waterman
The floor Office of Messrs. c. A. H. +. Poor,
The office the second oor directly the Savings Bank
The Cellar the above building capable of storage 1900
barrels.
given Immediately. Terms moderate Apply
119-f CHAS BREW Err, ID.
TO LET.
.,s.z TWO NEW, NEAT. WELL-FiNISHED
s Cottages, outbuiings complete Methodist
-@ Episcopal Church. Apply to
l00-n j. T. WATERH0USE.
TO LET,
TUIHE COTTAGE AND PREMISES IN LA.
II HAMA, recently occupied by Dr. White. The building
so with verandals front and pantry
house. bath and other oubudngs
On the premises several vines in full
bearing. Apply j. L. WATERHOUSE Honolulu,
100-n Or to ii. DICKINSON, Lahaina.
TO LET.
- THE FOLLOWING OFFICES AND
fi, ROOMS in the brick building, of Queen and
Az Kaahumanu streets, generally known the Makee
Authon building, viz
The oor present occupied DAN c. Waterman
Esq.
The third floor ALlrich Bishop
storage.
The Office the second floor, 0atey occupied by Makee
ESQ.,
The cellar the building capable of storage for 500
barrels. Apply to
65-tf CHAS. BREWER, %.
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BOOKBINDING

neatly and substantially and On ~ essns
Music, Newspspers, &C.. bound % osdss. 49, sr
order Of s!ips can have ths5 nessin enc -
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Agent for the BREWER PLANTATION. Honolulu 11e-tf
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
- SEVERAL ELIGIBLE BUILDINGS
.: lots, situated different parts of Mauna kea
street, Honolulu Terms very moderate. For informal
tion etc. apply to [1o6-tfl J. W. MARSH.