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Steamboat Register.

ARRIyALs-Gray Eagle, Cairo; Telegraph Louis
Magnola, Msyssille Clipper, Big Sandy; Ellen Gray,
Afnnawna viGgnia Home, hsyille; Dupleth, do.
James whann, New Orleans; Iowa, do; Courier.
wheeling; Magnolia, Msysvilie; Forest Queen, Mad,
lon; Isegraph Louisville; Clipper, Big Sandy; Dun.
leith, Neville; VirRni. Home, do ~
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OYSTERS FOR HoMB OR AT THE SALOON
John Nairn, No. 80 Sixth street, deals extern
sively in the oyster line. He furnishes them
to families and serves them in proper style at
his saloon, in Bacon's building, on West Sixth
street. It Is o relish to have these Injuries
well served in Nsirn's style, and, having tried
his oysters, We pronounsS thom choice.
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Al BRoADwAY.-The hat indicates the man
more than any other article of clothing. Don't,
therefore, wear Shocking bad" or an old.
fashioned hat, but 60 to B. R. Alleys bazaar,
Broadway, opposite Broadway Hotel, end get
one of his best. His stock is unsurpassed and
he sells cheap.
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ADVERTISERS, ATTENTIoN!-Bear in mind
that the PENNY Pass is read in greater
number Of families than any other paper
printed In Cincnnst; that the working IN an
reads 1t; that 1t is emphatioally the peoples
paper, and is rapidly winning its way to cir
culation unprecedented in tho history Of
Western newspapers. The manufacturer and
retail merchant can not but be benefited by 1t
as medium of advertising.
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River News.

LoUlsvILLE, November lS-M.-The river
is rising, with feet inches wator 10 the
channel. It bas rained MI day, ard is nov
cloudy, porter ding mere rain.
PIrTsGUao, November 1s.--The river is 4
feet 10 inches by the pisr-mark aud failing.
Tho weather is vet.
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POLICE CoURr.--Judge Lowe, yesterday
morning, examined only nineteen cases, but
they were unimportant. A few drunken men,
who had been dsorderIy during their inebri-
ETY., and a few others who were unfortunate
enough to be without homes, were sent to the
City Prison for varions terms but no case of
interest was called or disposed of.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION But
few Of the members Of this Association were
present at the meeting last night. The even
ing was consumed in discussing tho resolution
introduced at tho last meeting duplicating
Secretary Floyd in the Harper's Ferry con-
spiracy, and it was finally laid on the table.
The Association adjourned to meet at the call
of the President.
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DS The following is q list OF letters de-
tanned for non.payment of postage at the
Postoffice, in this city, November IS. M
Mrs Priscilla Perrel, Laurel, Clermont County, o.
II Woll., Walnut Hills, d. ~ =
Mrs. Dukes care Elihn Chandler, Palmyra, Mo.
Lieutenant Z. l.. Browning U. g. ship Levant, care
OF American Consul, Panama ~
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To FAMnIRs.-There is nothing nicer for
breakfast than large fat oysters, fried or
boiled, and as Peter Cavagna has them put
up expressly for such purposes, families
should order them from him at No. 81 West
Fifth-street. He receives them daily by, ,ex-
press
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BOARDING.

ROARDING--A gentleman and wife, or
-AD two or three single gentlemen. can be accom-.
modated with pleasant room and board at No. 29S
West Fifth-street. Day.boarding 50 per week.
nol9b'J
ROARDING--Large, airy unfurnisbed
.As Rooms for families, aud boarding and lodging
Tor single gentlemen, at III Sycamore street, be.
tween Fifth and hixth, west side
nol7awS TA ROWE
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"onroIA. This little harmonist, published

"0RroLA."-This little harmonist, published
BY Messrs. Moore, Wilstach, Rsys q Co., of
this city, 10 fast becoming the most popular
hymn and tune-book ever Issued. It was
compiled by Prof. Bradbury, Of New York, q
well.known composer and teacher, and par.
ticularly commands itself to superintendents
and teachers Of Sunday Schools, containing
ss II does, swo hundred tunes and three hum
dred choice hymns. 1t is undoubtedly the
best work Of the kind ever published.
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Les. paid Tent Committee, to be rstund.d III IL j

The Corresponding Secretary reported the
receipt of four letters, announced three appli-
cations for active and thirteen as associate
membership, one withdrawal from associate
membership, and his own resignation. His
general report was ordered on file, his resig-
nation accepted, and the members admitted.
The report Of the Special Committee on
Rooms was in favor of a lease, for two years,
for the use ofthe Union, of the house No. 176
Race, above Fourth-street, at an annual
rental Of $3.50, which was adopted.
The Committee on Incorporation reported
that the steps heretofore taken for the incor-
poration of the Union were insufficient, and
that, under the general law, meeting, to
consist Of a majority Of the active members
Of the Union, must be had, to pass upon that
measure, after which the meeting adjourned.
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The NINTH STREET BAPTIST CHuRcH.--The
Rev. q. T. Robinson, Of Rochester, New York,
will ill the pulpit of the Ninth eet Baptist
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
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- --~---------------
FOR SALE,

AMOR SALE--A we'll known old established
n Confectionery and Saloon one of the finest In
tne city. This Will be sold cheap. $500 cash-bal-
ance IN monthly payments. Address s. B., BOZ No.
S,2l3. nol6ds
MNOR SALE--SEWING MACHIN ES-Ten
a First Glass Double-Thread Sewing Machines, at
$S0 each A great bargain. Call Immediately at
opposite Shillito 4 Co.'s. noi2am
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MEDICAL. The readers attention is invited
to the advertisement of Madam Ellis in
another column. Her medicines are now to
be had at all the prominent drug stores.
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HARrER.-Harper's Monthly Magasins for
December can be had at the News Depot of
Pease & Co., Sixth-street, east of Walnut.
Also, Wilkes Spirit, Porter's Spirit, the N.
Y. Clipper, and other new reading of the
day.
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CITY N E w 8.

WET Enthusiastically was decidedly
rainy day. Take warning, and provide yourself
with pair OF Deter's waterproof boots.
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To MERcHASrs. The Kentucky Flag, pub
lished at Paris, KY, by W. Wallace Pike, of
iers good medium for communicating with
the people Of the Bourbon District.
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Monetary and Commercial.

Rain fell incessantly yesterday, and though
the tendency Of such weather have been to check
outdoor business, financial affairs were active and,
the reported larger demand for Money than
there had been on anv previous day of the week.
Atthe Discount houses the offerings of Paper are
quite laVge-in excess of the abilityto accommodate
their customers. The most of whom bearing good
names, however are favored with short loans. Long
Paper is generally rejected, as, on the eve of the
packing season, little dspOsit ia felt to mako in.
yestments for over sixty days ut the farthest.
Borrowers in the street are increasing in number
the facilities In the regular quarters are beug cur
tailed.
Eastern Exchange, which has been inactive all tho
week, declined yesterday y per cent. and the rates.
soon after the opening of Bank hours were fixed al
a buying and u premium selling.
Americon Gold was lower after the reductions in
Exchange, and dealers would not pay more than "a
premium to outsiders, though they would have felt
hound to give their customers l5c. or fraction more
The amount Of Coin held IN the street is not large
but greater than there Is any apparent demand for at
present Holders would be willing to sell round lots
TO day at Ad,3Oc. premium
IT, Uucnrrent Money We hear Of no special change.
Indiana Stock notes are growing better though there
i5 still small discount on them. The present ra es
are: Indiana Stock n: Pennsylvania, country |; Vir
ginia Free Banks q; Kanaw ha and Bank Of Charles.
ton, !: MARYLAND Interior, y; Michigan, Il North
and South Carolina, ]; GeorRia and Canada, ]; Ten
nsssee, H@li Missouri, non; Iowa, Illinois and
Wisconsin, lA@iH.
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APPLEs-Tba markat

APPLEs-Ths market continues dull. but prices
remain without change 49,
POTATOES = The market is dull and without
rival f 7'"''''A' ~ ''0' VA a.
CLOVER SEED There Is a good demand with
iisnt receipts. We quote prime at 81 u.s.
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day last:
10 Money rates there is no change on strictly prime
lists OF indorsed bills, but less disposition among
lenders to oi9se fair or single name paper at the diff
ference OF l@2 PER cent recently current This re-
which is to tura the attention Of some of tho Money
LENDERS to State and other dividend paying Stocks
Gn5h per cent. to-day. In the Transfer Exchanges
there was not much done after the Boston steamers
mall; The next opportunity is the Vanderbilt, for
Southamp pton and Havre. on Saturday. The terms
on London range lOsA@llO, and on Paris 5.l4H@
f5.l2k for Bankers.
MessTs. Thompson Brothers. Of New York, quoted
Land. Warrants as follows on Wednesday last:
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvATIoNs-Fo the
Penny Rsss, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.7
West Fourth street.
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u New YoRK CATTLE N nKEr. Wednesday evening,
November NJ lS.mIhe Live Stock markets continue to
which there 10 brisk demand, ana, with small re-.
ceipts, prices have advanced about 10 per h., live
weight. The best corn.fed commanded. per Id Beef
cattle sold Just about as last week; at yesterdays
general market lew of the very best went at pric
equivalent to loo per b for the dressd carcasse.,
aud Others Of Il low grade sold even as low The
10 fair snpply, and only the best grades Hnd ready
sales, Sheep and Lambs are abundant, but the de-.
mand y active, and prices have advanced l5c. per
head Milch Cows drug, there being very light
demand. The total receipts at the regular city yards
ef live anima!. destined for slaughter number;
sS2 SWINE 7lig and of Milch Cows i23 Total Of all
kinds, 2s,076 Total last week, 2s,o31.
CINCINNATI MARRET-Nov.MBxn IS.
FLOUR-The market is very firm, and the demand
moderate. The bad weather interfered with bust.
ness that the sales confined 70 900 brls at IS
as 40 for extra white wheat. 20c2 brls. were re.
ceiy,d ,,d she M last twenty four hours,
Sales of 600 brls at 2s1c., inclnding & wagon.
HOGS-The market opened dull, but closed with
but the particulars were kept private. With cold
weather there Is no doubt that active demand will
prevail About 5000 were received the last twenty.
PRovisIoNs-Old mesa pork sold at sl4. and new
mess sI+ 90, for February delivery, though there
n myy eHy11 ss rate M :
ant a. Lard & sCld at sA@aSc and 1000 pieces green
mGaS GRoSE !. ssSo change in the market; the de-
WaB is market to-day was quiet, but hold.
ers were tht Yesterdays quotations. Sales 200
bushels gohvsWhife ats 49,
C0RN--The market Ia firm, with good demand.
and prices are steady Ut 45@s4dc. ~. XIII. - :
OATS-Ths market is quiet with but little demand:
they are held at 40 In bulk
hfETThsrs isa fair demand for prime at &c
BARLEY-Thero is a gosd demand; prices are
steady at yesterdays quotations.. Sales 2OO bushels
good fall at CSC. 'T'I
CHEEsE-Tho demand is active, with light re-
ceipts Sales 40 boxes ". r. at 9n; $50 do Putnam
Farm N, ID, at lie, '
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MErTrxo OF THE YouSa MEs's CHRnrIAs
uNIoE.--The monthly meeting of the Young
Mems Christian Union, night before last, st
their rooms on Fourth. street, was quito largely
attended. It was opened by the usual devo-
tional exercises, after which Mr.. Il. Thane
Miller retired from the chair, and appointed
Mr.. Robert Moore to AL his place.
The Executive Committee reported the pay
ment Of sundry bills, amounting to $33' 2i !;
the printing Of eight hundred copies Of the
Annual Report, and the continued employment
OF the present Janitor and out door missionary
at salsry f~$300 per annum.
The Prsyer-meetiug Committee reported the
continuance Of the Saturday afternoon prayer
meeting. with anincreased attendance.
The Treasurer reported ss follows:
Special Fund received from former Tressurers IS a
Aess oasn IS 90
Balance. 80 A
SeneiM fund d-paiance. ce.....................SlS7 ~
Received annual subscript ptons............ So 90
Less paid Tent Committee to bs retunded... Iii as
$3.50 81
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FOR RENT.

LN0R RENT-ROOMS-Sui for rail
~ road, law. or insurance Offices, on second and
third floors. In fonr.storS building opposite the
Press Office The building hassbeen newly re-painted
and re- papered. All In good order. Apply at the
ffess Omce. nol9
EN0R RENT-DWELLING-A very con-
II venient three.story dwelling house. In good re-
pair, with all the modern improvements. Price $3.50
lnQnirsof CAMPBELL, ELLISON b CO.,
noId- No. 81 Second street.
NN0R RENT--The second and third stories
~ Of the commodiour Brick Building known as
FRANKLIN HALL, on the southeast corner of
fycanore and Sixth.sireets. Apply on the prem
lse5 70 HANNAH LYON. nol5bw
HNOR RENT-0n Fourth ST., two desirable
n ROOMS. furnished or unfurnished with or
without board-to gentlemen. Apply at the north
east corner Of Fourth and Elm streets. noi6ds
HNOR RENT-Front OFFICE and good
~ CELLAR-l0O by 22 feet. Apply to . =
HOPKINS BROS. Il DORA,
nollht No. % Front-st, bet. Main and Walnut
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Ihe rates OI EXCHANGE and Coin at tho CIose OF
banking hours yesterday were as follows:

The receipts Of Produce, Hogs. &C., during the
twenty -four hours ending yesterday noon were as
foll
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General Fun" siss 70 %
Received annual riptions........... $500
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San frantisto advertisements.
JaNSON. BOND & Co.,


IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs OF DRY
GOODS, CoRSER Battery CLAY srssErs san FsAs-e
CISCO now landing and in store:
s 260 bales 30-iuch Brown Drills,
100 36-inch Brown Sheetings,
100 bolts No. o-00 Duck.
No. 2-I0 Duck,
90 bales Raven Duck, n
Merrmac Prints, a-st. 5
Prague Prints,
= 500 Pacific Prints fs.teG S lssss
100 Dunnell's Prints, ssrss-E atssss zssss
s 80 rs, Bleached 6hrtinFs, fs3
10 cases Ga. s-t and lo-4 Bleached shirtings, sf
Blue Drills, aa7sf iasr - 5as 81
10 cases Blue Deniuls, = 70 = s4rt
10 bales Hickory Stripes, 3 rr5g
25 {" I, and A Tckings,
10 :. Scarlet, Blue re, and nd Grey ts' Flannes. =
Coburgs and 4ferinos,
cases Wool and Haifwool Plads,
Blue and Black Aipaecss,
10 cases Pacifc-new styles-De Ianes, So sss
All wool--new styles--do ~ q
cases French Merinos,
1000 Bay State Plaid Shawls, -
1000 Cashmere AMI Plain Wool Shawls, 4st
Black and Coored Silks, q
T" Plain Figured and Plaid Silks,
And a large assortment Of other Dress Goods.
Blankets.
1000 pairs White. Green and Blue Mackinaw,
1000 pairs BB TBB and SBG Blankets,
1000 pairs cheap Grey English Blankets,
1000 pairs cheap Blue English Blankets,
500 pairs Scarlet English Blankets,
600 pairs ga, l0i, Ia and l24 White Bed Blankets
@ Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
1000 doz grey, blue and scarlet Flannel Shirts,
1000 dog Merino and Wool Socks,
500 doz Satinet and Jean Pants,
500 Duck and Cottonade Pants,
500 OF Hickory and Check Shirts,
500 doz Calico and White Dress Shirts, =
500 Overalls and Jumpers,
Fancy SILK crava Neck Ties SILK Handkerchiet,
mention For sale by, JANSON, BOND l. Co.
Battery and Clay streets San Francisco
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c,al functions belonging of right to the Hawaiian
oourts Inc alteration in the tariff will cause an
annual loss in the revenue of the Hawaiian L;naorn
OF between thirty and forty thousand dollars
IL strikes US that the annexation of the Hawaiian
kingdom to the United States proposed some time
France. 'e W
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,
THAT LARGE AND COMMODI.< <aA
- GUS DWELLING HOUSE Kukui street, 49,
E:l1 occupied by the undersigned. x
The House is nearly and Of the most convenient
houses in Honolulu, and contains
Parior. % feet by % feet.
Dining Room, IA by % feet a
Five Sleeping Rooms.
Dressing Room, Pantry. Store ROOM
Bath Room, s. rvant's Room,
Carriage House,
And supplied with water from the Government Pipes.
The Lot with depth of about 800 and
contains variety of Shade and Ornamental Trees.
For particulars, ETC., apply to A r. EVERETT,
Honolulu, Nov %, 1858. 126-u
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FINE WHITE SHIRTS.

rNARTONs FINE WHITE SHIRTS, LINEN
s1-T ''@' "'' C. A. II. p. POOR.
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oREWER I'd,
..msoN HART,

Commission Merchant, honoa no NH. Of Exchange the
oene1s- ss-re5 on favorable terms iof oNs " 53-n
~ a. T,otand and France
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TO LET.

THE HOUSE AND PREMISES AT
AH; present occupied by Captain Mossman, opposite the
4Ss;l. flour mill Possession given the LIST of May
l33-tf Inquire Of Il. GILLILASD.
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THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA.
ny, Established 1850 For Fire aud Life Assurance
home and abroad
Capital Ell .250,76O. Sterling.
The been appointed Agent FOR the Sandwich
Islands. ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION.
7-tf. at Honolulu.
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4s.- ,yr s.ls. Il TO LET.
. THE HOUSE And PREMISES OCCU.
f.:A pied by tn undersigned inquire of
l.1a 1851 r. GILLILAND.
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J. WORTH,

in General Merchandise Ho Hawaii ships supplied
recruits at shortest notice, ON reasonsbe terms
Bills OF exchange wanted- ""S - A'~o7-'
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SHIRTS. SHIRTS.
MARBLE SLABS.

lust RECEIVED. per " Young Greek" from Boston, .
and for sale by the undersigned assortment Of M Ar
nE ,Io.f sAA 1'S' WIN n-' A. p. EVERETT
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Importer and Dealer in BSss sas aPa Rssns
descrpoon ,bers Calf Goat, Hog, and , hneA piscT
Trunks: sp.ss Gloves as beI aos s Of
ing Brushes Hosiery, sc Goiu,a H. 1. July LIT
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oter and Dealer HAEpw4ss, .x,srs Fort Homo
Tools and AencrIrrfAl iieu
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IrrAIA AHEE.

sugar snd Rs. Deal
China Goods hand for sale a. bana. al Maui
menfs s,."es On ns syrup. Tea, Coffee, and iafss nv
sugar., ss; s.sortuent Of general merchandise se-1y
x.a.r, August II, 1851
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re HEREBY GIVEN, that have sppoptsd NJ
i r A. HRYDON a. my Agent, WifA Power - AseneAey
during my absence from the Islands :. ~--,.>>r~,s
Honollu, March 1es 1seS- e0-tf y n ]"
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Stores, amtIIinas, &f., to gft.
~ TO LET s sDgt
IL q Moderate Rent

ATROSE DESIRABLE PR EMISES ON
s Kukui street. belonging the hes of W. Stuart and
occupied by Chs A. Poor, ESQ., will be leased
favorable The house contains palor bed
dining room bath servants pantry and kitchen
and water laid from the government pipes af
painted AMI in complete repair befors
occupation. Apply to ilS3-tf] c. A. II. f. POOR
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.r,r. Oahu Dealer in General Merchandise country FRO
duce-sucn - SS'N' 53-tf
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4. s. & M. $. GRlNBACM, z... Caps
Dealers in Fashionable CiSsn,ns, G,,aen,s s.srior
importers ana and every variety Of densn H. Sta
Boot. snd Gods store, corner Of Fort ana iio-n
uorouIu Oahu
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M. H. Harvey,
HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN s. ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
-srr KING STREET, NEAR FORT, HONOLULU.
All. KINDS OF WORK IN HIS LINE
-. "A " " 1O3-H
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Mr. msgTg ~ t. Under Auction Room o
Mercna ssrs,s Anctioneer nearly opposite the oo'''
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, JANUARY. 90 1859 s.
8usinrss GarNs.

CHAs. BREWER, I'd,
Agent for the BREWER PLANTATION Honolulu. 11e-t
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fortiqa Cams.
D. c. y RpER- S. s5s Nss y s.4s J. G. HEkkflL
McRUER A MERRILL, -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


a u O CTI q NJ n n H - &.
AGENTS or THE ae1.si
Regular Dispasch Lilac ef Heselala Packets.
mr. An ffeisht arriving tansiu for the Sandwich Islands
vim be forwarded by the Regular Disasch dne
FREE ss,5i1. ia S. .41fst. -
Particular attention paid forwarding and uanshipmen ef
sale bls and other exchange,
surnncc and specie under open poce supy
ing whaleshps. chaxtering shpss etc. ttsS ssItts
ss.ss.f. rl- 4-.sas ~ ti-sk{csi
C.ns.n James Makee Honcluiu; Captain D. c. waterman
Honolulu; Messrs. Gilman Co., LahainA- 13V-u
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s. JOHNSON,
HOUSE CARPENTER, &C.,
rJvn s7PEET yE4RLYoPPoSITE THE BETHEL
~ DESPECTEULLY INTIMATES tn AT
III he prepared work in the above line ana
hopes merit a share Of public patronage lVz-u