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80 RIGHM0ND PIANO FoRTl

RICH MON ID PIANO FORTE
49, MANDATORY, AND GENERAL
III n DEPOT. OF FOREIGN AND AMERI-
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
DORR < RADE. Warerooms 81, Factory 800
Broad street would respectfully invits public at
tcntioa to their large assortment of PIANOS, and
would offer such guarantees az will satisfy the
most fastiSious purchaser.
Our PIANOS are warranted for 1--WE years, kept
in tune twelve months and exchanged within the
first SIX moaths if thsy fail to give entire satisfac
ton to the purchaser.
Particular attention is paid to orders from the
country, and persons may safely rely upon the
faithful execution of their orders.
Old Pianos taken in exehans Tor new ones
~ PIANOS hired at low rates.
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF.-Rscent sales at the extremes of S27b to
S475, and few very superior cattle at 50 gross
Market depressed and supply large.
SHEEP So 80 to IS 80 for ORDINARY per head.
and s A to 81 tor better Qualities.
HOGS.-Saes at 50 so ts So Is nett, as IN quality
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sss> IMPORTANT NOTICE-TO FAR
es>-sss MFRS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS On and after the LIST January. 1860. /
propose to furnish GRAIN BAGS for the use of the
along the line of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. The charge will be that for
merly charged by the Company. All orders for Bags
Richmond, or the agents at the country depots.
JOHN r. MAGNITUDE,
de 13-d&ewlm Richmond, We.
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D0RR & RADE,
de 16-d&cwly Richmond, Va.

r. Polls L f r., Sole agent for w.
SF7SS7Knabe 4 Co.'S celebrated Grand and
III II Square PIANOS. importer of VIoLINS,
Europe; manufacturer of Banjos. sold wholesale
and retail Pianos hired out, tuned and repaired.
Corner Of 9th and Broad streets, Richmond, Va.
N B.-A Grand fiano for exhibition a few days
longer do 16-lms
PIANO FOR SALE...A gentleman
Dhreaking up housekeeping, is DESTROYS OF
UKI Whispering Of . valuable ROSEWOOD Pr
AN0. of seven octsves, round corners and splen-
six months old. 1t will be sold very cheap. Apply
to G. SCH UMANN, ~ Main street.
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The Division viii assemble at their Hall 81 o.
O'Clock and proceed to Mayo's Br,dge IN order 10
escort our Richmond brethren to the meehnt
All brethren Of the Order IN this vicinity are cor
dialy and earnestly invited to uuise with rs
~ The meeting will BE- held: whstever ne sts'e
Of tho weather. THE COMMIT IEE.
Manchester, 14th Dec, 1855. de s-t-
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ma Specia Misunderstanding determined be-
fore next fall to thoroughly repair our store. pull
WOOLLEN and other goods adapted TO F. ALL and
WINTER wear at cost; We solicit call from sll
will be sold at some price. Call at
noO-lm COURTNEY'S, EOS Broad 1t.
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5

" = q
the
the ffon any share therein filtSS
tettefs was called the NpO Parallels on ac-
count Eol pecnlioF Distinction IlIde by the
l.Ns5lyft: VIA ia{s6s
. Captain l3r0sssp was very stGnugk slisSerin
tne doctrines Of the Pfess,vte chnfcl1: He
pilsti1S9 ned,
sSe'nesl l1l.fs. va is5 egeGioilI.
z effs tyitlshtS In nd
Fs'tsssf4<sl @s ai,Saas IN
y t.t7 I'M tstalt, 3. q.
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tite SsiiEs'4 pt safets littt,stlasat!,
E5tstl &c Il ilis fill4
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9aS, ssli;i Ntrsi
1sts.si that 1T eonttaf atettaE9sti .ijls
81 - E.s
isl'if u SSStis
ttse l,fttfs'fg 3l u 81 15s4ffg
titsifgt t7ss Ism means ,eftj9 10
stssF se'5ilIa5ssit MS ,,r91..s
f'eti 4 The last SUI In yisithI
2 sgt i'ies1 eities 8fl3!i s3.s ts:illerj4
ilsttt III fite fat
u y. tl4S DID that BE si:ls
ioNts1 th'S moneE tifts oiIitisicil 10 hire tits
a'5,s .,s.' !iSE9eFs - Eegrs, Stiisli esIseti
fendezF9as .n: tire Observation-Disclosures aiG Iei.iE
Si.'etl nc so !rscentljpa tle last Sg6l il; M
WI " So
- - &
From the ichtsago Press 3 :. g.
3rUvp4suppos himself ). mo; i,ia5I
!n#fLee.alL NmeT!van.s L, vpsf
tlecisi ~ llt0yetnpJ,t.
not know that tie {Sv si 5T,i
nId;3 the K,ns,,s
retire to a secluded mace s
camp, AID .her.., Ii jis,. MS
with=the Al,n..iv
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tlsand Magcgany Framed Looking SsseS N - = 49,,
smade#to order 8 ss,.1S
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E.Eg.. THE 8 q ! J. u 6 r GER.
Fss's'o 3lsslsFo il, q lses..sr I==iEEs
- ! rs Z i q f5--7-5ss lsI= =sslsJs sf#zS -
hgeE1.soE cAPTAIS9JonN.RRoSyS, Tn pgR, OF
T1iE;INsu suRKEcf1oX. 3 ~:
Prom the New York lrer9ld:l is
G"P,a'n Ohm I3r,,iyn e,nigstts Ito #E4snsa,
s'1l ftrS fall ofSI 855 i{;,l
Setttsd sl1 The itaSnSiIS IL
is 'rn.uFssnia,l he
,,''is 81! ssslS4 senil6stil
Browns ut i,ositiveiy k;snsys,.s.,
EegAvrIcr, bnt rapport ttslttttlar hlFfi ms
Mt the ti4ne ot his le1l1 sllt was
is,as sSXs tx F9tS t,5sstg,rc.Iy.
- st.iil slsasllau md
tsaii tS'1'ts ~ lt!'iIn H. Bad t5sue reS sar;,si
,'' sssfes, 14d o+stssras aatf, ss+.trttg a ts}
I. Da9ain Brl. 1853 siififs}}ssi.ss
St't0n sttie 5it1i aRfsariiIre aft5,tfsr
VIC ljtAssll'lell pI. LaYle; 9,itfaf.S:
l5ss" ltt. l.tce al once ulira,9sa t4iausnimiof4
ste 'estowattIS Eiiaf. FIezJ5r6ifssEs
zraNalrv sarGS, aitl ssas tgvupaleti by
sssls ~. q soI were slss6en sSns.
tie inst ted5 qGalites at tateztftte thss
.FeesIt5fs f e. and pro slavery parties, under tie
lead S6i t16ternor lStlIits0n on 0c SIDE ana
'lSsEsf'ns sShannos5insthc0 other, tunt!tu nI4keea
tr*aty Of fti.eace Alter Gnvera6i.sl 9afnsSnf.a{i
fffated 30 the peoNle6Fl We're gathered around
me hHtelst!le . sternsof' the peace, Brown took
the stand, uninvi;ea, antl-Opp0Sedathe terms az
}1te trea He was IN favor of. ignoring iall
y catIes aud such lsleaiing men as Robinson. 3
Time and Lowry, and proceeding ;ttonce against
nc !Eian invaders, drive tt1enifrom the
soil or hang thetnaIfssaken. Gen. LnWrv. who
vas ctlplrEnan Of the Committee of Safety. and
ais" commander 0fthcfree Stnte troops ordered
tsr0M,E1 nnder arrest. fine latter made no zphv
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Hos Ess'
SFORa lAGE

] !! lakss ! !
ITsis 9 fact thai, some period, every mems
ber3of the 5huma sasubieot to disease
or sdistntbancef of tho Ebodil functions: hut
good, tonic and tho exercise ls
plain commonisen ense, they may abeIableso5to
Tcee33sate tue ystem7as 10 secure permanent
heal IN order to aceompli lish this desired
the true course to pursue is Certainly
e that NJ Thichslr 5producoSn natural stnte of
at least hazard Of vital stFenEtl and
t.slite: For his pose, Dr.: Hostetter has in
f 5F9dpceq to tins count preparation bcaring
his namc ich IS not d new medicine, but one
clint has been tried or ears giving satisfacs
& ton to EafI who have used ii. The Bitters
Operate Powerful tpon3 the 8tonneh bowels
) lgeF, ,tirestoring tar1l a hcdltiiy and :
vigorous action and thus by tho simple pro
cesssof fstTengt thcning llaturei enable The eys-
temlt odri1np plfoxer!G Gisease.fs Is
49, For tho cure offD cpany Indigestion, Nan
seAt1S tatntency Loss OF Appetite, or any Blious
Complaints 0Eising from q morbid inaction
Of t4ls Stomach or Bowels, producing Cramps,
2 DyscntcEy, Golic, CLolers. Morbus, &c, these
tiers have noseqpql, fz5f.
2larrhoca, ,dyseni niery or fpx, 50 generally con-
tTacted ibyEeW set Tiers, and caused principally
BY change Of tet and dict, ,will bc speedily
i. regulated By q erfef use of this preparation
aDyspcpSlas % disease which is probably more
prevalent IN Gll its various forms, than any
other, and the ccusos6R which may always
beinttFlbutcd 10 tcTalIg ernents Of tho digestive
orgaps can. be- cured without fails5by using
1!glSLt4lkEfSR'S STOMACH IIIIERS, astper
directions on the bottles For this disease every
physician will reconlme ters of some Kind g.
theplghy5 not usesan article known to be infal-.
lible vi nations have their ers, as pre-
Sentlye OF disease and strengt hcner of the sys-
g tenn IN general and amopg them nll there Is
not 70 be found 9 more healthy people than
1.-The dcrnaIls from " hom his rcpnration cIla
mated, basetIupon fScientific Icriments which
- stss ms ercas
Ac1[
aiseasewbicf lss
tlesbody of man reducing him to a mere Esba
DOWN short time, and rendering hin, ply
@sloa1tyIan mentally useless, c9ns be driven
ITl, oSty use
sfot,i i;s y s1le
is;as even
S J;ti - - = t4s9
~
,S
Of ordinary. pursuits, but promote sound sleeD
and TtSy 80
GSyia a1stia8 FRESHLY is The
Fer R9+sons i' q apg',ee1s Fears, who arc
-fe{liSfLuS tlf9!u IN enIecDleu CONSTITUTION and
aFm BODY these B5stSFs s'ab{e
only - V tEs1 e aPplosis!sa
pensablc,s especial llylR here the noiIr
sldnateAaaEe
stEe4eth must Yield,
S9nus HsEe p II ~ q lon4c, such as
stren a5Sst and
Ladies' should Nv lnca1Ss fr# ~ TeTSalI
TI1 c = 4; z s.s s Isl.s!1
tor al cases o.. uebill and, before so doing,
should ass ihS1f p}j5s5s Mh2 ho !,
Y 49, ny 9.tssS " u HS
CeGo11menu tAclr use IN all cases OF 5WcGkneSS.
CAUTIONyTS can I;oo1nf5 tI,c5 ,sE
y s4 using s.
Ruyzof tkcimlny limitations or countcrfcts, but ask
c. IToo,,,,..
M = - =. - EstsS
and SEQ that each bottle has tho yYOriS Dr.
1I.ti.4,. ze,t.a1 15.sss,, -
A40ssoeeSt . EA0@A On Iue skQe
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ASSETS IA 143J5 ss.zz77! 1859.

t1ass Z hem aa 9spos.ssS. Ratlfsr 7s5 80
lBis RsssEssls
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OF ros5e. bs,.s iseo ,i.., ,, -, :
lie r,..t i. IS s. ' Insurance ees'sn
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Kansas which Gausedg Blown pub asIsta
ter planning hlsap0siti6hss hicI hEnss6hOti
the ility feiegeit
tAe free sti.en lfom re- tterein filis
letter was called the. Two Parallels; ON ac-
c0nnteoE the 4pechlOr LlIStiHctiDh ninde by the
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EII.E5. g E.N GEE.R


:; NJ gGE1soEs cAPTAIS1JoHN.RR tn s5LEADER OF
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9 AfFS.ER e NsffR.lG t4!--is-.
~ Wholesale Dealers In d
fpHA9g0 SRIEly rs "a s6ssC ARSE
In
: hRs=tS Et4ti S4IstFkJ E4#tisVT g.:
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4 SoLoL RIFLES, ATTEyT1oN,

me members OF the above Company are hereby
II. -, a''el 'n's date. notices for drills will no, he ,s.mes
.Wi Regular Drills viii be held at the a,aaz
EVERY WEDNESDAY, at s O'Clock. ?. n. D. - corps
WAITER n sp. JOHN H. BROWN,
Orderly Sergeant. "p'Ah
Head Quarters, Honolulu Riaes
February Is, 1859. m.
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,lt5 embellishments.
States Of america.
I <A>
AS

Legation United Sfaies,
HOSOLrLr, March 5, 1859.
n REMENBERED THAT ON THE
1ffsuzr. AID. 1859. Lieut. Commanding JOHN
21C-S SaEy. hl=i Ia this legation a Report in
sra he fIDsirg isa true copy
FsslEzuss scH0oxsE = Kenmore CooPsR,-l
Eao1na. Sandwich Islands, Feb 3, 1859
> ne a0ror 70 inform you. that during the late
ef1inors cs9psr northwest Of the Sandwich ISL
= Npes- II determining the positions Of islands,
rrr4 dz1sers- between California and China, 1
GEorlFNd and unclaimed French Erigstes
- = frzses fraEeai-es) a deposit Of Guano.
- Z ths discovery I took formal possession Of
<aasd te Unired states. z7rt in accordance with
.rHrs< BASED August l., 1856
Nr-aan th= highest pOint Of The isiet, bearing
zesH a. en- the ith January, 1859. by Lieutenant
EfnaA Evoke Us Schooner -Fenimore Coop
'&s sEh act d Congress-, passed August Is.
naskA- Ealing frrm the only landing place on
E-f sHals- were discovered hy La Perouse, No
tzrnz his passage from Monterey to Macao
is.E5-S ". Ia fs5 Is W. Reefs and land
50 errating n-ariy twenty miles W. ". W.
r1aNir aG he prevailing NE winds The an
1eu1ens q tie Guzno WERE taken, and will
-~Nehnu scretzry % the Navy
Especially your obi serv't-
JOHN NJ BROOKE,
Leat csnn'z e. schr. Fenimore Cooper.
-.-- teumassi0n=F Of the
e@Asns - he Hawaiian Islands
nf he ad John " Broose claims, by virtue
'eT and possession. al the right title. in
o derivaI lnsm the discovery Of the said
@dd Congress in such case made and pro
y hai nHd the seal Of tbs Legation the day
1AEs " BORDEN Us. Commissioners,
Hawaiian I-Ianis.
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Boots and Shoes. )

Boots and Shoes.
A OF NEW
IA goods in this line, ex "Yankee," viz:
Mems enameled pump brogans, -
Mems patent leather pumps,
Mems enameled Oxford ties,
Mea's goat do do,
Mems calf half welt dress boots,
Hens calf thick sole French calf boots,
Ladies' fancy buskins,
Ladies' do rosette buskins,
Ladies' India rubber sandals,
Misses fancy buskins.
Child's fancy lace CATERS,
Ladies' worstei slippers.
ls2tf c. A. l. II, F. POOR.
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Post Office Notice.

WRITERS OF DESTINED
thereon the route by which they wish them sent amer reaching
San Francisco, as to wit: va Los lsgsles, Overload"
" Yia Salt Lake, OuerLand" ~pio Tehuanfepec." Letters
with no such Enforcement upon them, and al nevspapers, win
lie sent . Via Panama.
land As far ~ Chicago, Illinois, or Cincinnati, Ohio. Beyonp
these points the postage VIII be seventeen cents.
JOSEPH JACKSON, p.
Post Once. HonoIuIu. Dee. 20. 1855. 3m
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1L UU<1aSS
lust RECEIVED PER BRIG SCOTS.
% MAN. from London, and for sale by the AGENT OF TIE
ILLUSIONS BAY COMPANY:
REGATTA shirts, long cloth shirts. Shepherds check plaid,
Shepheri,s plaid shagis, superior white shirting cotton,
Black and white mourning muslin. check muslins, assorted,
BLACK anil purple mourning muslin. black Chantilly falls,
Black and grew mourning muslin thread lace, drab corduroy.
Brussels net, BOpotn net,
Hrckabuck towels Table napkins
plain btack Coburys. Embroidered Orleans,
Rim Orleans. Green Orleans,
Fancy plaid, small patterns, Book muslin,
Check silk, BLACK SIZE,
Ladies' suk robes Naples fringe, = D D III
White te ribbon Facy lutte rDoon-
ra0rx nt.id trimming. COlorel silk fringe. l and Il in
Fancy head fringe,
Black sewing silk yellow patent pins
Best hair pins. chiIdren;s fancy cotton half hose,
Cbuirenfs white cotton half hose, GIrTs white Gotten hose,
Girls white cotton hose, lace ankles,
ladies' white cotton hose,
y.,-. whitec cotton half hose, mems brown cotton half hose
Eau de Cologne, exhibition hNsnue'-
Fountain perfumes, Double distine1 iaNehuI'
Macassar oil, lreDc isuieu @'e""''
Essence Of sandalwOod-
Casks stout, 4 dozen EACH
Gases stout. 4 d1zsn each,
Cases pale sherry l dozen each,
Cases pale sherry, 3 dozen each,
Cases superior Old Port, . doz- each
Or casks Grcgoire < Cos fine brown Cognac Brandy,
CaSes fine COgnac Br rudy ] dozen each
Gases finest IsIay Whisky. ! dozen EACH
11a,f Casos OF fnsst Old Tom Gin, dozen each-
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FOR SALE,
vUlO ARRIVE PER AMERICAN
bark SACHEM, j. b. Atkins, master, from Boston, the
following assortment of Merchandise:
Cases blue denims.
Cases blea- flannel,
Bales bro. cotton,
Bales awning stripes, q new article,
Bales bro. drilling,
Gases print lawns,
Cases satteen blea. twill,
Bales printed carpets,
Cases ladies' gater lined boots,
Cases mems rubber boots,
Cases boys do do,
Gases women's do do,
Gases charcoal irons,
Bbis prime pork,
Barrels mess pork,
Half bbls mess pork,
Or bbls mess pork,
Bbis mess beef,
Bbls navy mess beef,
Tierces hams,
Barrels vinegar,
Half bbls crushed sugar,
Half boxes raisins,
Cases refined lard,
Casks pilot bread,
New Bedford iron hoops, ix16, XII, 1ixl7, l&xl7.
135tf Apply to CHAS. BREWER, 81.
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JOSEPH FALLON,

VVOlJH II TNH0OINg
M DEALER In
II LIQUORS and CIGARS, MAUI, begs
most respectfully to inform his friends and the resident public
generally, also masters and officers Of vessels visiting Lahaina,
that he has made arrangements to receive regularly from the
United States and England, choice assortments of very best qua
hties Of the above articles. His stock at present comprises
Pure London Dock MartelI Brandy,
Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S do,
American Brandy, for shipping, In s and 10 gal. pkqs.
Old Monongahela Whiskey, in do do do.
Holland Gin, in cases, kegs and demijohns,
Sherry and Port Wine, Claret Wine, Champagne,
Porter and Ale. in casks and cases.
Also
Manila Cigars and Cheroots, Havana Cigars, and a complete as
sortment of the articles usually found in similas establish
ments in Europe and the United States.
n. B.-Particular attention paid 10 putting up Stores for Ship
ping. l36-3n
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any man who Processes TO understand all
trades and sciences, assumes to impose an absurdny unon
ue pubic. VI the same principle, any medicine which FRO
@sses 70 cure al diseases, ia unworthy the slightest conf
dence, and should at once be denounced a : a ouack pos,,rr.
Inc Grefenberg Family Medicines do not assume 70 cura al
diseases with one remedy. They have eleven different medicines
eaen adapted to its peculiar disease and time has proved. be-
yona aquesfion, the efficacy and certainty of these preparations
Their list comprises the following mediciues:
GREFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills;
MARsHALLs UTERINE CATHoLIcoN:
GREFENBERG SARsAPARILLA:
GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY:
GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
GREFENBERG CHILDREN's PANAcEA:
GRFFENBERG CONSERVATIVE BALM;
GR1EFENBERG EYE LOTION;
GREFESBERG FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY
GREFESBERG HEALTH Buffers;
GREFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH;
For sale by = PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents, REDINGTON L CO.
121-ou Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
Gr@eferbers Manual of HeaIfh.-Ah hand
someiy printed volume OF 800 pages, containing concise and
extremely plain descriptions Of all manner Of diseases. their
symptoms and treatment. Every family should have one.
Price only TwESTr-FIvE cESTs- 1t viii be sent, postpaid,
to any POSt-ofice in the Sandwich Islands on the the receipt
Of 25 cents by mail or express.
The Gr~fenber. Medicines are for sale by I
;. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu
General Agents, REDINGToN * co,
122 Gun Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
ENCAMPMENr. No. l.,
T. c. o. F-Under the jurisdiction of the r. w. G. Lodge of the
United States The regular meetings Of this Eucampment re
held on the LIST and 81 FRIDAY EVENINGS OF each month.
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited to attend.
Per order. c. p.
Honolulu, Nov 10, 1855. I24-f
A. F. s a. NJ. LIS PRoGREs DE HocEAxrE LooGr, No
l2i, under the jurisdiction Of the Supreme Council Of the
Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in the ancient Scotch
Rite, hotis ius regular meetings on the Wednesday nearest
the full moon Of each month, at the old Lodge Room, in King
street Visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend.
August Is l6o3l J. Q. CARTER, Secretary.
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r. A.. CHAPTER r,,.u NJ
.~"on . tne General Grand Chapter Of the United sta,s. =,
e'"A' ~hi noidn us Regular Meetings on the Third Tburssav .,
every month, at the Hall of the Lodge SIS p,ooassn "a .
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just Received per "Syren !"
boston SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
I'D Kits No. l inackerel, kits tongues and sounds,
Gases lard in tins, tierces Carolina rne,
Cases cod fsh, cases corn starch,
Cases fine tobacco, cases water crackers,
Cases water biscuits, cases wine biscuits,
Gases oyster crackers, cases butter crackers,
Cases ginger snaps, cases jumbies.
Cases soda biscuits, casessaIdines, or bNs,
Cases sardines, half bxs, currants ana r2isns,
Ctron, lemon and orange peel,
Flayoring extracts. For sale at
I3l-tf S. SAVIDGE'S.
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III. & co.
<o6er for 9a1e to arr1ve,
THE CARGO OF THE AMERICAN BRIG
SKOlOa,''

stKOlOa,,,
FROM BOSTON. o FEBRUARY Is. 1859.
barrels TAR, PITCH AND ROsIN,
Manila aud hemp coriage. ratlin. marlin, spunyarn, &c.
Pitch mops, birch brooms, hooped pals, wash inbs,
Assortment. Of single and double blocks, chains,
KIn-lried corn meal, in barrels,
Oak boats from 10 to 10 feet long,
CEDAR" - IS to 20 = "
Cut nails and spikes of all sizes,
assorted iron, seuarea and round, from ! inch to 8 inch,
Dried apples, rice, saleratus, soap,
Il. 2, 81, 8, 81 inch oak plank,
inch clear white pine boards, planed'
~ - q Mani
White pine shelving, planed two sides and edged.
Spruce scanting, 2xs, 2x4, sx4, shaved cedar shingles,
Doors and windows, assorted sizes,
Cumberland and Lackawana coal,
Cotton duck, sheetings, &c, &C., &c,
Per ssSACHEM,'' from Boston,
DUE 1sr MARCH.
Bbls Haxal -four,
Cases Hunters tobacco,
Dried apples, in ! bbls.
Hunts handled axes,
saddles, complete, with stirrups and bena,
Cotton sail Irvine,
Mems kip brogans,
I" calf "
goat "
Blue and white cotton thread,
Cases shifting, denims,
" sheeting.
" blue drilling and blue cotton, &c, &c, &C.,
Per "ALOHA,'' from Bremen,
Due 18Th MARCH.
Bales hickory shirts, printed regatta shirts,
" blue union serge shirts.
Souwesters, ladies' Isle thread hose,
Cases Victoria lawns,
" plain tapecheck muslin, black,
Bales fancy prints,
Black and blue figured alpaca,
Bales blue flannel,
Silk Umbrellas, cotton socks and stockings,
Mother-o,p pearl iuttons, ivory combs,
Assortment of ready made clothing,
Superior Holland gin, in cases, French prunes, in glass,
&c, &c, &c, &c. 131-tf
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For Sale TO Arrive per Bark 'Sachem.'
BY CHAS. H. LEVERS.
onn DOR ALL SIZES,
%UU 60 assorted sash doors, all sizes,
200 assorted window sash, all sizes,
30 assorted blind doors, all sizes,
100 kegs nails,
40 boxes German glass, all sizes.
700 lbs. assd ~paints-Paris and chrome green. chrome
yellow, blue lumber, L. brown, sienna, vermilion,
red lead, &c,
10 doz assil pain, brushes, consisting of o0oo, 10000.
100000.
Sash tools.
200 door and window frames,
las pounds CINE,
1000 lbs sash weight, assorted sizes,
3 dz sash cord. 1SS-tf
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UPHOLSTERING.

DUTHE UNDERSIGN NED A
-0 thorough knowledge of the above busness, begS to
49, notify his friends and the public gsnsrafy Of Honosu-
SkAaES Ia. that he IL prepared to make 70 order, on short no
ticc, and in the most thorough workmanlike manner, Spring
Lounges, Spring Beds, Hair, Pulu and Grass Mattresses. Old So
fas, Lounges, etc, re-covereda and repaired with nsaaness and dis
PATCH Carpets Of all kinds laid In the most tsoroash gorkman-
like manner. 9. q. INGRAHAH.
1851 NEXT door to Geo. cisrt, n, HosI suss-