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GENTS BOOTS.

A large assortment fresh and seasonable,
"A just at hand, one invoice of imported
French Boots, just received from N. FORK
Importer 81 pairs in the case, 36 pairs La
dies Benkert's make of Boots, just received,
must be sold low, now we have some a doz.
different makers make on hand Pump and
medium soles, stitched, sowed and \
peg work, we are only positive, that 'slsGsy
our assortment is large enough to please the
most fastidious taste, and we are selling now
to every one that comes in, at a very low
figure.
ma IS l.. L. BRICKHOUSE.
"a. Copy.)
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CABINET MAKING


U NDERTAK1NG AND REpA1nrNe
TINE SUBSCRIBER HAVING t,to,
Il the old shop so recently occupied by W
L. Morris Esq, on Charlotte street No n
is prepared to execute all orders in the aboys
business. Being practical Cabinet Maker.
feel competent to make any article of Fn1
niture now in common use. Call and III,
specimens of work. y
And would remind my friends and ~
public generally that now is the time for Won
a to have your old Furniture thronoh-
"a ly cleaned and repaired, am prenared
Y to do work also of that kind, and viii
warrant satisfaction to customers, both &C
regards prices as well as neatness
And while feel no disposition to enter tbe
controversy of Messrs. Salisbury and Gwalt-
ney about the agency of Fisks Nj G. a-=---r71ss,
taiic Burial Cases, (For l -: -
have only small shop at present, and can.
not aspire so Highly would farther remind
that vast assemblage of persons call the nnb.
lie generally, that can make Collins, have
made them in my life Of all sorts of mcterials
except metal, and although crave not that
kind of work, yet when called on will to the
best of my ability furnish funerals at the
shortest notice.
n; B.-I buy and sell second hand FUR
NlTORE, and have ON hand some excellent
articles in that line, which l will sell very
cheap.
ma 20 T. IuNsEopn
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NORFOLK LITERARY. AND SCIEN
TIFlc INSTITUTE ~rREs.
'HHHE first and second of TIE extra Led
Il lures before the Literary and Scieatifa
Institute will be delivered at
MECH ANICS' HALL.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS ~,
18th and Goth inst, by f w THOMAS
ESQ, of South Carolina. "a ~ |
Subjects-1st "Eloquence," ILLUSTRATING
the style. of Clay, Webster, Calhoun, PREM
tiss of Mississippi, &c.
I'd, "Early Struggles Of eminent men, II
connection with the development of mind andI
character"
Lecture to commence at o'clock.
Price Of admittance % cts. ma 90
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SeabOard.a and Roanoke Railroad
NOTICE.
TN consequence of the breaking of Bridge
Il on this Road, no freight will be received
at this Depot, until the bridge is repaired
By order of Ferry Committee.
K. M. BAGNALL,
NH 2j-ltpd Agent.
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ZINE + II e S I'll TEAS-Golden
IL Chops, this is the finest Green Tea cul-
tivated in China. 1t is Of the first pickings,
and eXcelS all other Green Tea for its delica-
cy of flavor, strength and aroma. Hereto
fore this Tea has never reached this country
except in small lots as presents to Importers
Ne Plus Ultra. Black Tea, Garden growth
(This Tea is as fragrant and sweet as a nose
gay. 1t yields Perfume that is truly de-
hghttul. 1t is Of garden growth and supe-
rior to any thing of the kind ever sold in
this country We have also the following
varieties, all fresh and nice, warranted I'M
surpassed in quality and price.
Black. >-English Breakfast Tea, delicious
Oolong, Extra Fine 0olong, Hongue Mix
ture Gekoe Flowers. and Plantation Oolong.
Green. Silver Leaf Fine Young Hyson,
Extra Fine Gunpowder, Gunpowder, and
Imperial.
We pay particular attention to this de-
partment Of our business, and families pur-
chasing OF us may rely upon our representa-
tion~of the article.
+. c. DEMING,
maze Grocer and dealer in fine Teas.
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A n Esta bIished Fact.-Tbat

A II tablished Fact.-That JOR-
~ DAMS Vegetable Cough Candy, or
Cold hiller,wil cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness and Sore Throat. as quick if not quicker
than any other preparation extant; numer-
Gus testimonials in the hands of the proprie-
tors, will convince the incredulous. Come
andSec. ma 20
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. j. j. LUNSFORD.
JEWELRY NOTICE.

GARD.-Haying sold Mr.. Dixon Brown
~ my entire stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS
LEW ELRY, &C., and being thankful for the
liberal patronage extended to me; would
hereby recommend him to my friends and
ance of their favors to him. | NAV be found
at No. Union Street, after Monday 22d inst.
at which place shall be prepared to execute
J5o.bblng, and manufacturing with neatnesss So
dispatch. G. MAYER y
NH 10
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NIGHT SOIL,

Earina Coiogne.-The genuine ar
Il ticle in wickered and long bottles, for
sale by
ma 26 GEO. W.DEY 4 co.
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NO. 5, Union Street.
(NExT TO J. E. BARnY's CH.NA SroRE.)
MOULD return his sincere thanks to
w the public, for their past very liberal
patronage, and now solcits a con ..aGsS>
tinuance of the same, being prepar- ff9sss55zs9
ed to Manufacture, and repair all n asN
all kinds of Jewelry, and Silver ii4SsasazaaAA
Ware in the best manner, and at short no.
tice. My strict personal attenti, n viii be
given to the business, and will therefore
guarantee satisfaction.
P. Scientists plate work of all kinds,
thankfully received, and will meet with
prompt attention. ma 24-lm
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CUNDRIES-
~ 200 boxes Sangars Mustard,
80 dozen Durham do, in bottles,
80 do American do do,
so 10 Preston and Merrill y east Powders,
100 boxes Durkees do do, A. 6 and s or. cans,
30 bbls Prime Roe Herrings,
100 quntals do Cod Fish,
IL casks do Hake do,
Flour and Sugar, Buckets, Brooms, &c. in
store, and for sale by
SHERWOOD 4 YOUNG,
ma 26 IA Roanoke Square.
Derry Davis Pain Killer-In boxes
L of dozen each. a supply just received,
for sale at proprietor's prices.
ma 20 KING 4 TOY.
n hlia ROOts.-Just received from
- Philadelphia, a lot of the finest varie-
ties. NJ. A. SANTOS i Co.
NH 2G
DatapscO Family and Extra Flour, 10
l. Bbls., just received and for sale by
DAVIS Il WOMBIE,
ma 26 No. 5, Campbelps Wharf.
Ltheral OILS BbIs W ests Extra No.
IL | Ethereal Oil just received, for sale low
by the Bbl. or single gallon.
DAVIS 4 WOMBLE,
NH 26 No. 5, Campbelps Wifi.
rheap FlOur.-lOO Bbls. Flour on hand
~ OF all grades from Tlne TO tamlly, ana
will be sold cheap. Come and see me.
JAS. E. JONES,
NH 26 No. 2, Campbell's Wifi.
Cheap Fish.-A few Bbls. Prime Blue
" Fish, for sale by
JAS. L. JONES,
NH 70 No. 2, Campbell's Whit.
(H&A copy
SuperiOr Old Apple Brandy, at
~ Retail.-One Bbl., of the above article
just received, it is very highly recommended
Send along Dcmijohns and Jugs, and have
them filled. Only So per gal, for sale by
JAS. Il. JONES,
NH 2G No. 3, Campbell's Wifi.
A sparagus X 0Ot s.-2eceived per
IA Steamer this day, few thousand OF fine
roots.
ma 26 NJ. A. SANTOS x co.
| Roses, Plants, DC.
| A LII KINDS OF RIO HERS, Sha,1
| IA Roots, &c, &c, ordered from 30
| Philadelphia by
| ma 26 Nj. A. SANTOS 4 co.
| DACUN Hams, Sides, Breast and Shout
~ der Bacon, in store, and for sale by
| DAVIS & WOMBIE
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ATTENTION

ATTENTION
NORFOLK JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS.
A ttend a Drill Of your Com I
Apany atHead Quarters on FRIDAYM W
evening at ~ o'clock. VI VI
A called meeting of the company will be
held on TUESDAY evening at \. o'clock,
business Of Importance will be transacted.
Absentees fined according to the Bylaws.
BY order of the CAPTAIN,
ma Is j. w. TABB, o. S.
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RANDOLPH MACON CoIlEoE.-- THE
chair Of Natural Sciences in this College,
now temporarily filed BY Mr. Lupton-
professor elect at Greensboro University,
Alaeama-will be vacant in juno next,
at which time selection will be made.
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NO. | STEEL, PENS.

No. STEEL IENS.
Il MOVING the scarcity now -a-days of
IN. good article of Steel Pen, we have had
made to our own order direct from Brming-
ham. England, large lot with the name of
our firm stamped upon each, and can safely
warrant them far superior to any thing of
the kind ever before offered in this market.
The following comprises the list Of the differ
ent styles, viz:
tickery Il Company's Bank Pen,
Niekery Il Company French Pen,
Vickcry X Company Albata Pen,
Nickery Il Company's Commercial Pens,
Nickery 4 Company's School Pen,
Nickery 4 Company's Extra Fine 303 Pen,
Vickery q Company's Elastic Pen.
In addition to the above we have on hand
a irgc assortment of other makers, includ-
ing ''Gillotts," all of which we offer at
Wholesale and retail, at extremely low prices.
1sS~ Call and Examine them
NlCKERY & COMPANY,
ina rs City Book store.
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g5y" Our pleasant contemporary Of
The Transcript suggests way of settling
q little editorial passage between lis, that
is altogether preferable to 'Fpistols and
coffee fer two" and which at the same
time, shows no lack Of spirit. Yes,
mint .iuleps, orr sherry cobblers, sit is
imalaterial'
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Kew .Advertis
aIoHto Cure aIlpain 2

hTEUR ALICIA is an affection ofthe Nerves.
1N Rheumatism arises from Colds Weak
ness Of the Blood, Exposure, is attended with
pains in the Bones, Muscles, Spine, Sides,
Limbs and Back.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHlLATORl
Acts upon the Nerves, Blood, Bones, Sin
ews and Muscles, and BY its warming, stimu,
lating and magnetic electro power, expels all
pain from the system. 1t also cures Dyspep-
STA. arising frola weak stomach and bowels.
BY its use, pain vanishes and indigestion is
Improved
Bottles u, 25 and so cents. Sold by all
Druggists in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
n. B. fyou have a cough. use HARRIS
HORN ELS PECTORAI.--iti is the best Cough
Syrup in the World. NH 26
TENhe Best Cough Syrup in the
Il W0rld.-Why suffer with a Cough,
Hoarscness, Catarrgh, or Asthma, when you
can find immediate relief, by using HA RTS-
UORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP, which is
pronounced by those who have used it, to be
the best Cough Syrup in the world. Bottles
rs and so cents. Sold by SANTOS & co,
and DEI & co, Nortolh; WILSON & Will
LIAMS, Portsmouth,. ma26
1.-TWO Female Servants Wanted
4 at the Pennsylvania Hotel, No. 10, Union
street. Good wages will be paid, by the week,
or month. Apply to
ma 26-3t# PHILLIP OBERLANDER.
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Tolgates Pearl Starch.-Superior
~ Carb Soda, Cream Tartar, Salaeratus,
Preston and Merrill's Yeast Powders,
Bermuda Arrow Root,
Corn Starch, Farina &c, received, and for
saleb by
ma 26 GEO, w, DEFY & co.
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Tine Attention of Gentlemen who
l. are about to purchase their
SPRING CLOTHING,
is respectfully called to the large and well
assorted stock of goods at my warerooms No.
"a, d 6, Main street, at prices which they
cannot fail to suit all, will surprise by IA
the low figure at which they are sold. M
From the commencement of my bust Nh.
ness, have strove to establish
HOME MANDATORY OF
CT THING,
and have now the qualification ofknowing,
that my efforts have met with success so far,
as have now in my employ four experienced
cutters and nearly 100 hands, all of our own
city, thereby affording work and reiief to
many needy family.
All ask, is to give me a fair chance, or in
other words call in and examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. l have on hand
besides a full stock of Clothing and furnish
ing goods suitable for the season, fine stock
of Black, Blue and fancy Cloth, Cas-
sinners. in various colours and qualities,
white and fancy Linen and Drills, for
Coats and Pants, Silk and Marseille
Vestings, which will be made up to order,
and satisfaction guaranteed in every instance.
N. BAUM,
ma 25 Nos. G, & "a, Main street.
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New Advertisements.

ORFOLK VARIETIES!
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THREE NIGHTS ONLY.

MONDA Y EVENING, March 10th.
ne Doors open at 7, commence at 7@
O'clock.
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DACUN-hams, Sides, Breast and Shout
- der Bacon, in store, and for sale by
DAVIS & WOMBLE,
ma IS No. s, Campbelps Wharf.
Polynesian., 1858-06-26

2 The Messenger mentions the following among
other disagreeable things connected with printing
Office:
For an editor to be compelled to read fourteen
columns of solid matter, seriatin, and III the re-
vsed proof find errors than originally exist
ed there To have ten exchanges come in daily and
not find an article in them worth scissoring. when
four typos are waiting for copy and charging for
the time they have TO wait 10 have fourteen
lOafers into the Office and engage in the dis
cussiOn of Kansls when one is trying to write
sentimental article On Pltonic love, or the memp-
ry of deceased. grandmother. To quite =. sen
tence Of Greek or Latin for the purpose of convin
cling outsiders that you posted in the dead Ian
guages, and to have a raScaly compost set it
up wrong To find a paragraph which you
spent time and thought, copied into tie paper Of
a contemporary and credited to another besides
yourself. To hear the gratutous comments of
twolegged dunkeys your last editorial. when
you are perfectly of their inability IT, CON
struct single grammatical sentence or write hand
which would not be mistaken for Egyptian hier..-
gvphics TO have some ignGramus look over YOUR
shoulder while you are preparing your next week
leader. 10 have some confidence man come up
and ask you in an aftctiDnate manner for the
name of your last new correspondent, and wiIr f
you should deny him, will think You are intriug
ing on the rights of an American Freeman. These
are but some Of the pleasing things which jnurnal-
lists have to contend with and are sometimes
thankful that they NO worse
Polynesian., 1858-06-26
Gbe polpnesian.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Advices from Venezuela to the 18th of April,
represent the country as quiet. The Provisional
Government have appointed commission to invite
Gen. Paez, now in this city, to return and assume
the Presidency of the Republic, and it was hoped
he would arrive in time TO aid the National Con-
yention called to frame permanent system of Gov
ernmeDt. Ex-President Monasas was still under
close observance of the police. 1t had been feared
that the Monagas and other state prisoners would
escape in French war steamer, and the people
demanded that they should be given up. The
British Charge opposed their surrender strongly at
first, but finally yielded to the urgency of the de-
mand. Monagas' son has mysteriously escaped
The people seem determined that the Ex-Presideut
shall dsgorge the treasure Of which he has robbed
the country or take the consequences at the end of
the halter.
Late advices from Havana inform US that sugar
was dull at decline of half real on the inferior
qualities. Freights had also declined. 1t was
reported that Gen. Concha had resigned the Cap
tain Generalship, and that he was to be succeeded
by General Conde Miraso. 1t is thought in GER
tain quarters that the vigilance of the British
cruisers toward American vessels is frequently ne-
cessary, as the slave trade is still active
Recent intelligence from Rio renders it certain
that the difference between Brazil and Paraguay
had heen arranged. The rivers are to be opened
to the flags Of all nations up to Cuyaba the ca ptal
of the most central province of Brazil.
A gentleman from Ohio lately stated that by
adding his personal observations to those of a
friend. he could say that from Omaha City. Ne
braska, to Washington, there was line of prayer
meetings along the whole length of the road, so
that wherever Christian traveller stopped to spend
the evening he could find crowded prayer meeting
across the entire breadth of our vast Republic
4 club of infdels in AndoVer College recently
instituted discussion as to the authenticity of the
Bible, and the result of their Investigations was
that five of them were led to believe in the Word
of Christ and become his followers
Engine Company No. 6 of New Bedford, while
returning from fire last week, sang the popular
revival hymn L" Eden Above in full chorus.
The late Legislature of Maine SO changed the
law of divorce in that State, that whenever
divorce from the bands of matrimony is decreed,
either party may marry again"
Polynesian., 1858-06-26

Hon. Thomas F. Marshall, in a letter to the
CINCINNATI Commercial, says: " 1 am receiving
letters containing abundance of pious exhorta-
tions, prayers, ETC., which annoy me exceedingly.
have joined no church, and have not the most re-
mote idea Of doing so. am no infdel, certainly |;
bat have very fair copy of the Scriptures, which
| read, and 10 which alone / refer for religious
truths. have never knowingly deceived any one,
and am constrained to take this method of unde-
ceiving the public. ."-[Ahd Cal.
Polynesian., 1858-06-26

SrUCk IN HIS THRoAT.-A man mining with a
company on God Hill, in Tuolumne county, says
the Columbia Gazette, was suspected last week of
appropriating gold that did not belong to him.
While at work with the sluices, he noticed
putting something in his mouth, and was immedi-
ately charged with dishonesty. They forced him
to open his mouth, when, in his haste to swallow
the lump. it turned lengthwise and actually stuck
in his throat; almost strangling him. 1t wouldn't
go down. The crime was so glaring that they
found il sticking in his throat.
Polynesian., 1858-06-26

~ "Jury." said Western Judge, "you kin
go out and find a verdict If you can't find one of
your own, get the one the last jury used" They
returned verdict Of suicide in the ninth degree.
Polynesian., 1858-06-26

CHAMBERS, TWO IN SUITE.
rINo BE LET-EDEN CHAMBERS ON NUUANU ST.
Rent for eyey rooms, $50 month, payable IN
D1r Apply to GEORGE wENTZEL. 2s-tt
Polynesian., 1858-06-26
More of Frazer River.

Mr.. R., of Downievie, to whom we referred
yesterday, and who does not wish his name menl
toned for fear of being bored by nqusitive stran-
gers, has given US some further information of
Frazer river, whence he has just returned He
says that there are some good bars below Fort Yale
and even below For Hope. There is one bar be-
low Fort Yale, where men are now engaged in
mining, making from S5 to Sl2 per day. The
impression among all the miners whom he met was,
that the mines will be found to be very extensive
The proclamation issued by Gov. Douglass in
regard to the navigation of Frazer river, had been
published in the Puget Sound papers, and was
posted up in Victoria. The tenor of it was, that
boats were prohibited ascending Frazer river with
out license from the HudsOn's Bay Company, to
be obtained at Victoria. Mr.. R. thinks this was
not intended to apply only to such boats as carry
goods to be used in trading.
While at the junction of the Frazer and Thomp-
son rivers, Mr.. K. became acquainted with French
trader, who has all his goods brought from Fort
Colyille on pack animals in i2 days. He says he
can get his goods sooner and sell cheaper than
those who take their stocks up the river.
VIM. g. Price, boy who went fortune hunting
from this city, writes as follows to one of the boys
in our office
" The river is so high that the miners can't take
grub enough 10 last them more than to get there,
and can't work. There have been nine men
drowned already going up the river in small boats.
There Is great many miners coming from the
mines every day after provisions, and going back
again. Three men got here yesterday from the
dlggings, with 81 800 in dust, and they sold it
for $40 80 an ounce. They were up there a little
over month, and they leave here again tomorrow
TO 60 back"
Another letter, written at Whatcom, on the 22d
inst, has been shown to us. The writer SAYS:
81 regret that did not buy a town lot here on
my first arrival for the prices have risen greatly,
and there is a probability that some who have
bought will make fortunes out-Of them. This will
probably be great town. 1t is the best starting
point for all who wish TO go by land, which is the
only practicable route during considerable part
of the year. The road is to be opened IN about
three weeks. The men who came up with me
have gone up the river, but they cannot ascend be-
yond Fort Yale, where they cannot make anything
beyond expenses there. II Alta CALIFORNIA; June u.
Polynesian., 1858-06-26

c,ToRE LOTS ON PORT STREET, BETWEEN KING
- and Hotel streets. Enquire OF Al J'CAhT"klGHI.
50
Polynesian., 1858-06-26

New STEAMER FOR ALBANY.-The Charlotte
Vanderbilt, the side screw propeller which is
to run from New York 10 Albany in five hours, is
nearly ready for her trial trip. Much interest is
felt at the results of the new method Of propulsion
which involves no new principles, but consists of "a
new application and use of well tried conditions
designed to secure speed, economy in fuel, and
efficiency.
The vessel has two screws IA feet in diameter,
with lead of 25 feet at each revolution, with
submersion of feet, the remainder working in
the atmosphere. The screws are placed on line
with the heel, and driven by two pairs Of oscila-
ting engines attached to right angle cranks on
either side of the screw shaft, in the same manner
as a locomotive.
The engines are two feet stroke, with cylinders
"a inches in diameter, and are designed to work
under high pressure of steam, so as to secure at
least l25 revolutions per minute, which gives a
velocity of travel to the screw of 36 miles per
hour, and her inventor expects to secure rate of
speed equal to 30 miles an hour.
The vessel is 2l0 feet long, and has a draught
of less than three feet, with forward lines l40 feet
and very sharp. The boilers are novel in construc-
ton, and work with great economy-each being
tubular, and having over three thousand feet of
fire surface, and are constructed as to work su-
perheated steam.
The Charlotte Vanderbilt is commanded by Cap
tain Whitaker, who intends to make two trips a
day. The C. V. will leave for Albany week
from next Monday Albany Knickerbocker.
Polynesian., 1858-06-26

nooMs TO LET-FRoM 81 PER WEEK. APPLY
h 10 52u 5. JOHNSON, House Carpenter.
Polynesian., 1858-06-26
HOTELS &C.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
HOTEL De FRANCE.-French Hotel

AwA VICTOR CHANCEREL, Proprietor,
f4 begs oinform his friends and the public
iIiI ka ly that he has made extensive
lIllSH his hotel premises, that he hasaccOmmoda-
tions for parties of every description. Also,
tached Billiard Saloon fitted peor style. Sleeping
Rooms premises families single gentlemen The
ar supplied with the choicest wines and liquors. and the
proprietor grateu enend
him. the public pains will
them visiting
olulu. COLD and WARM BATHS.
P.S Entrance by Fort Hore and Union SITS. tfI2
Polynesian., 1858-06-26

CURIOUS PHENoxENoS.-The other day q CON-
mon spirit lamp, with cotton wick, was lighted
in the store of Messrs. M'Niel Walker, and ex-
tinguished, as was supposed, few moments after.
SereR days afterwards, the wick was found to be
still ignited. There was but single spark of FIRE,
but enough if it had come in contact with COM
bustibles, to cause heavy damage. May not this
phenomenon account for some fires which have oc-
CURED, and for which no cause could be assigned
We have never observed or heard of such circum-
stance before, and therefore mention it.-NoPa
Reporter.
Polynesian., 1858-06-26

Cottage TO Let.
- TO LET-THE HOUSE Now OCCUPIED BY
lsssM Thomas Brown, IN Nuuanu valley, makh OF the
J-kEA residence of E. o Hall.
Register Office, May ?. 81
Polynesian., 1858-06-26
A. f. & A. Nj a..
Honolulu ROYAL Arch Chapter,

TTNpER DTsPENsATToN OF THE GENERAL SkAND
Chapter of United States Of Amerea, Will hoio tneii
Regular Meetings on the third Thursday OF evey moni
the Rail Of the Lodge, " Le Progress de Poeeane Pe'
crdsr 1871 =" h' -