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course In PennssiSahia met witt The ap-
prevail of Judge Douglas, who thonght his
friends had the same right 10 bolt regular
denominations in Pennsylvania that the Id
herents of Mr.. Buchanan had in Illinois.
But this is bot all Mr.. Douglas repre-
sents one construction of the Cincinnati
platform, Mr.. Buchanan and Joe Lane an
other. Which is right? Which side does
the Enquirer take? 1t is the principle,
not the men THAT is to be considered
The Republicans charged upon the Democ-
racy in 1856 that the Cincinnati platform
was two-faced concern; that it was un-
derstood to mean one thing North, and quite
a different thing South. This was denied
vehemently by that party, who main
tanned that it was strictly national. At the
first meeting of Congress under Mr.. Blu
chanan, it turned out that there were differ
ent opinions as to what was the meaning
one way, and Mr.. Buchanan, Jefferson Da-
Wis, and others regarding it in quite diff
ferent light. The question is, Mr.. Enquirer,
which of the leaders have the correct posi-
ton, in your opinion2 That is the point
the people are anxious about. They are
not SO particular about Mr.. Douglas nomi-
nation, except as it would be an acknowl-
edgement that the construction he has
given to the Cincinnati platform, is the
construction adopted by the Democratic
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fated with tiiiaihS, was arrested yesterday
morning by officers MARTIN and CLIFFORD,
for robbihE cellars of their comeStibles aud
atticles for domestic use. Mr.. PALMER is
supposed to be the individual whose noctur-
nal visits have for some months past hon
ored the cellars and larders of great num-
Der of our citizens. JOHN was mean enough
to steal, and meaner still, for in disposing of
his ill-gotten booty, he was cutting under
the market. JOHN sold star candles at Is
cents per pound, and lard at very low fig
ure. Market baskets were looking down,
with but few purchasers. Tallow, brisk.
JoHE's depot was a eernfeld near the toll
gate, on the plank road, though to avoid
annoyance of customers who might wish to
examine his goods, without purchasing, he
gave it out that his stock was nine miles in
the country. JOHN drove brisk business,
but his large profits, at such low prices, ex-
cited the envy of dealers whose goods cost
them more than JoHN's selling mark, and
Of persecution. Articles were found in his
possession which he hadn't paid for, (for
JOHN had a credit system Of his own he
obtained his goods on time, but sold for
cash, on the principle of quick sales and
small profts.) JoHN's title to much of his
stock was considered imperfect, AID to
crown all, this practical exponent OF the
crdeit mso6s1ter was thrown into Jail to
await the next'term OF court, and his prop
erty con6scated. The venerable scamp de-
mics having any accomplices, and if this is
true he is remarkably ubiquitous, besides
being Judge of good living.
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BG~ The wind on Saturday evening up
set Mr.. ELLIoTT's show case, damaging it
considerably, so that for Il few days he will
not be able to have the usual display at the
door, but whoever will take the trouble to
walk up stairs, will find the finest gallery of
pictures that is to be found in the Western
country, and all who want No. pictures
would do well to call at the City Gallery,
As Main street. Mr.. E. has-on the finer
qualities of cases-reduced his prices nearly
one-half
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DRowNED.-The body of john Rowe, who
was drowned in the canal basin over q
week ago, was recovered on Sunday, and
the coroner's jury returned verdict of ac-
cidental drowning. ass .4-1 So E.E-
John Whisky is still at work. ROWE
was an Incorporate man, and was the curse
of wife and five children. Something
over week ago, he left his home with a
sack, to get some meal, and was seen no
more until his body was fshcd up from the
bottom of the canal, by some men who were
dragging for him. The eonYietiQgRgak , Fl That
he was drowned in the canal, and on Sunday
morning the sack he had with him when
he left home was found floating in the basin.
When this was recognized by her, she re-
quested search, which resulted in the re-
covery of his body as above. In his pock-
cts were found pocket-knife, fifteen cents,
great wad of tobacco, and-the explana-
ton of the accident-a flask, half filled
with whisky, SO well corked as to exclude
the water. An occasional report of the NOR
tality of the city and vicinity, with the
cause-remote or direct-of each death
would disclose a fact of which a certain
class ofdealers might feel proud of, perhaps.
The statistics of crime would still enhance
the interest of the information to these per-
sons, whose traffic is worse than the Internal
machine, and whose advertisements might
with propriety be displayed with the cut of
gibbet, a prison, or the grave of the in
ebrate and the suicide.
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BI More goods have come to auction
Fl. NELSON & Co. have just received an ad-
dition of ten cases of dry goods to their
large stock already on hand, and will re-
sumo the auction sales to-day at 10 o'clock.
The ladies are invited at the afternoon sales,
at o'clock. The entire lot, old and new,
is bound to be sold
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DIED.

OF Dropsy, Sunday at II o'clock, p. NJ, Mrs.
ELIZABETH, consort of HIRAM NEWMAN, aged 40
years, month and ID days. ..
1.-THE friends of the family respectfully invited
to attend her funeral, at her late Residence, on
Fourth street, between Walnut and Chestnut, to-
day TUESDAY, at 2 o'clock P M
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MARRIED.

On Sunday, 9th inst, by the Rev Mr.. Gillett,
Mr.. john L. AMoRY, to Miss ELLEN STNsoE, both
Of this city.
The edibles received were duly discussed, and tie
happy couple will accept our acknowledgements,
and wishes for future happiness and prosperity.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$50 Reward

tpDO LNO W .
a. TOLE-V' FIX O.M TINE SUE SCBKES-
~ er, living in Centre township, chestnut sor-
rel mare, fifteen hands high, thereabouts, with
two white hind feet, and narrow ring of white Oh
one of her fore feet, a white collar mark her
breast and star on her forehead aged about six
years trots and sometimes PAGES Very docile and
easily approached. Said mare taken from IN
farm about three weeks ago. will give the above
reward for her recovery. ELIAS WEBER.
Evansville, nov29d1 w6w1t
M@AEU.RELE E.9.v-D R0R S.HLE!-
We authorized to sell private sale the
northeast quarter Of section 81, township south,
range 10 west, in Vanderburgh county, contai ming
l60 acres. This is the old James W. Jones place,
lying both aides of tie Princeton road, - mile
south of Warrington, and is of the best farms
in this part of the State. There about 20
under cultivation, with good Young fruit bearing
orchard, a good dwelling house and all necessary
out-houses including large log barn. The
place is in good order and will be sold bargain
upon reasonable terms. Possession will be given in
March next. CHANDLER Il IYNES,
nov29tf Agents.
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A CELLAR THIEF ARREsTED-An old
man, who gave his name as john PALMER,
a most miserable looking specimen of hui
mnn nature, begrimmed with dirt, and satu-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
wRRKH.EkS .H.N.D I'D P.ERFURES I
@A OF THE MAILS AT THE POST Of
FICR IN EVANSVILLE, I'D.

RRRKT.FKS .G.N.D ID EP.F RFURES
@a OF THE MAILS AT THE POST Of
FICR IN EVANSVILLE, I'D.
F. c. Railroad, daily )........-....... 5Is P. NJ.
Paducah, (trf weekly, Sun day, Wednes-
day, and Friday, 900 n. H.
Henders9n daily Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday 800 P. NJ
dav, and saturday 700 P NJ
Petersburg h. (once a week. Thursday. 900 A. NJ
Cynthiana (once week , Thursday 100 p. NJ
DEPARTURES.
E. O. Railroad daily A. NJ
nesday. and Friday I2OO NJ
Henderson, daily NJ.
Mount Vernon, ttri weekly. 1uSsd y,
Thursday and Saturday TOO A 81.
day, and Friday 700 A NJ.
PetersbuEgh, (Once a week,) Thursday. 1000 6
CynthianK (once week,l Thursday 600 &
CLOSING OF THE MAILs.-The Railroad Mail will
close promptly at 90 o'clock, (raiiroad time) after
which hour no letters will be received The Padu-
cab (Silver Starr and Henderson mails will close at
IL o'clock every day.. The ReckpoTt, Mt Yer
non, New Harmony, and Cynthiana Mails will be
closed and made up at O'Clock at night the even
noV24 c. r. RUDD, p. NJ
n ONE-HORSE VA CON At AUCTION
Oh We will sell, Saturday morning next, at
auction, one-horse wagon, 100 gross of Friction
nov24 H. NELSON.
EvOR SIZE OH TO RE.N-TFOU R
III Brick Buildings, on Market place-each
suitable for a store and dwelling-or may be occu-
lied as dwelling alone. Enquire of A. G. HAL
LOCK, ms. Agency Office, Marble Hall, Main St,
Evansville. sif nov23
KpRAN AND SHORTs-I0 TONS JUST RE-
ID ceived and for sale by
CHAs. McJOHNsTON,
novel Poseys Block, Main street
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lance above and between the eyebrows.
The unfortunate man thus mangled, ling
cred for two hours of the most dreadful r,g-
ony, and about l o'clock, ceased to breathe,
being entirely insensible from the time of
the commission of the act. He was buried
on Sunday afternoon from his room. A
large number of his friends and acquaint;ln-
ces accompanied the remains to their Inst
resting place in Oak Hill cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DATE-N-T .MEDECxyN-ES--
N The following are part of the Patent Med
cines, &C., for sale at the Family Medicine Store,
II Main street:
Hembolts Extract Buchu;
Trask's Magnetic Ointment;
Rodgers Syrup Liverwort and Tar
Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorative;
DIR. Bakers Pain Panacea ;-ia
HOughtoE Pepsn
Osgood's Cholagogue;
Kennedy Discovery;
Brandt's Purifying Extract;
Sanford's Invigorator
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters;
Phillips Cough Syrup;
Bulls Worm Destroyer;
Hays Pile Imminent;
4 Terraut's Selteer Aperient
Sir James Clark's Female Pills;
Holloway's Ointment and Pills;
Old London Dock Gin
and one hundred and ninety other kinds Of Pills,
Syrups, Ointments, Hairdyss, Vermifnges, PIas
and retail [noyl7l w. Ii. P. sFODDARD.
HARD TINES VS.. CHEAP PICTURES.
RER. SMITH, OPPOSITE COURT
GEA House, Main street, feels proud to say he
first reduced the exorbitant charge for frst-class
Case Pictures in this city, and has made 10000
such in the last two years with entire satisfaction
to his patrons. He does not consider it any con-
descension on his part, but continues to make so
cent Pictures IN most superior Caae-also 40
cent Case Picture, and 20 cent, without case,-
Don't hurry, friends, or get up rush, but come
along at your leisure, for Mr. S. is always at his
gallery and viii continue to give his patrons cheap
and first class Pictures, warranted TO endure Mr..
s. is also making Paper Picture to send through
the Post Office, without extra charge equal to any
likeness now made. nov10-lw%
HMRRSE-5O BOXES PRIME WESTERN
Il Reserve cheese received per steamer DR.. Kane
at Inoy2lI SoRENSoh CO.'S.
6 TRRCR-5O BOXES SUPERIOR PEARL
~ refined starch, for sale low 70 the trade, by
novel SORENS0N d CO..
RROOJMS-75 DOZEN A /, RECEIVED
40 per railroad, by
novel s0RENsoN & 90.
RUSF RECEKT.ED-
e. 1000 lbs Bacon Shoulders;
1900 lbs Clear Sides, a superior article,
at z. II. COOKS PIONEER GROCERY.
nv THYSsENS HAS OPENED A STUDIO IN
M Q the room known the 'tSun beam Gal
lery," whore he will take pleasure in exhibiting
sdecimens Of his paintings. He desires to form a
class in the art of painting which he will teach
liberal terms. He mBy be found in hii studio from
Q o'clock A. NJ, to p. NJ. noy2S-2w
".A& C.ARPETS-A SPLENDID
Ia article-with colors and plaid to match, for
sale cheap at
oct20 sr.-- s. EMBICH d CO.'S
0NW.E SW.EErNOO LBS.
~ Maple Sugar, direct from yankee land, by
HovlS z. II. COOKS GROCERY.
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AgIH.S.V-DELKEHS, PIE .NDRJNsTS,
u Brackets, and Portable Lights re-gilded and
acquered to look we'll new a xtul es, or no
barge, by JOHN O'BRlEN n CO.,
oct 81 Locust street
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Total amount of SGs, 800 S6
TIMOTHY G. ALLYN, Sec'y.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
HARTFoRD COUNTY, IS
JANUARY 7TH, 1859.
Personally appeared 7. c, ALLYN, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement, by him subscribe
ed, is true full, and correct statement Of the af
fairs of said Company, and exhibits, so far as can
be ascertaned ut this date, its actual condition
the 1st day of January, 1859 Before me,
GOODWIN COLLIER,
Justice of the Peace.
Applications for Insurance and all Information
desired, will be given by the undersigned.
ALLEN c. HALL0CK, Agent,
Marble Hall building, No. Main street, Evans
vile. Ind oct29
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QUITE II Y;.ARLEFKs.sT.R UCTKOyN:
" IL. NELSON & co. will sell at auction, this
morning, at 10 O'Clock, a one-horse wagon, good
counter scales, two mich COWS, one hundred gross
Of matches % thrifty growing willow shade trees,
dry goods, &c. nov26
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Local and Miscellaneous.
Further Particulars.

The melancholy affair of Saturday eve
ming, which ushered Mr.. LUNKENHEIMER I'M
hidden into the presence of the Judge of the
quick and dead, and adds to our annals the
sad story of another suicide, was the all al
sorbing topic of yesterday. Hundreds gath
cred around the spot where the deed was
committed, prompted for the most part by a
morbid curiosity to obtain even a bare
glimpse of something connected with the
last of this unfortunate man.
What could have been the motive that
prompted the deed, must remain ever his
own secret. That he was perfectly rational
at the time, must be inferred from his acts
Immediately previous, although ne had been
for some days sadly under the influence of
liquor. Mr.. l.. left the Sixt Hotel, where
he boarded, between and o'clock, in the
evening, having intimated to the proprietor
his intention to destroy himself. Proceed
ing up Locust street towards his room, he
was met by his brother, who tried to per-
suade him to return to his hotel, which he
refused to do, and went directly to his room.
Apprehending some violence, his brother,
Mr.. FREDERICK LUNKENHEIMER, and Dir.
SIxT, followed, but on arriving at the room,
found it dark and supposed that the de-
ceased had gone some place else. Mr.. L.,
however, had gone into the back yard to
borrow a Ratchet. Mr.. GARvIN, who met
him there, observed nothing unusual in his
behavior or appearance, only he thought it
little strange on being informed by de-
ceased that he could not get his gas % burn,
as he, MIR. G. had no difficulty with his,
which is Supplied from the same pipes; and
supposed that the object in procuring the
Ratchet was with reference to this fact
Shortly afterwards noise was heard in Mr..
Lunkenheimer's room, as if some one Was
cutting or pounding, and in few moments
followed the report of a pistol. When his
brother and Mrs. SIxT entered the room, de-
ceased was lying on his lounge, suffering
terrible agony; his groans attracted num-
Der of persons, but the fatal ball had done
its work. 1t appeared that his pistol being
locked up in his bureau drawer, and the key
misplaced, deceased had procured the hatch
ct to force the drawer and obtain the we sp-
on. Having succeeded, he evidently took
his seat on the lounge and deliberately fired
the ball through his forehead, a short dis
lance above and between the eyebrows.
49, 49, H.
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"s4TCA .FyV.D SB W,EERYe-
ECONOMY is WEALTHI
n II EEsR N aNrEa EnR zzx

HI low for cash at No. s Second street. a large
and superior lot of winter BOOTS AND SHOES
Boys and Youth's Kip and Calf, prime article
nice assortment of Ladies' Rubber Ovsrshoes
Sandals, Buffalo, Gossimere, &C.
Also variety of Childrens and Misses Shoes
copper tips and other styles too numerous to men,
tion. Give No. a call, if you wish TO buy cheap.
Yours on friendly terms,
nov26 JOHN RASCH
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LIABILITIES.
5th No liabilities to Banks, or others, due or not
due.
9th. No losses adjusted and due.
7ths Losses either unadjusted Eo aJaoo
8th. adjusted and not due,
9th. Losses in suspense, waiting
further proof, included in
last answer above.
10th. All other claims against
the Company ................. {, 1916 81
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W The taxpayers of the city of Evansville are
hereby notified that will advertise for sale, all
real estate in said city, the taxes hereon have
been paid on the 5th of December, 1859, and that
L will, from that day, dstrain and sell sufficient
personal property of such inhabitants of Evansville
as have not paid their taxes their personal prop
erty poll dog tax. All who desire to save costs
will have to pay up before that date
2. SCHMUCK,
nOv19d2w City Collector
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KpRAN AND sHORTS-IO TONS JUST RE
-AD ceived and for sale by
CHAs. McJOHNsToN,
noy24 Poseys Block, Main street
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commercial Advertiser.
De Sausy.

De Saury.
-.vrrzo-cHEsGcAL EcLoeCE-
Blue Nose.
Prsfs'''r- PROFESSOR
.-,,cial, speak, CerueO-Nasai,
: kss ns- -. n. sanity exfaut now among you'
- aai. p,,psr-es, sou Of silent thunder
asIe,,'- -, all Eish nations
s.u,v aunbul1n; on Telus,
sss . = ..,. aornineut in night cap,
s'ssf ..' '-..r bsaring foOd-receisins feature
'.s = 5mes daily patent
a being, o ceruI-o-Nasai'
sne' --,..,--sncisnt ~ori for humbus-
sF .'lI .bus the wolf that wet nursed
v,-.,,.s aud Rents
a ~ouan- this alleged De sanfy'
-, ,r,lac. q gIIvane ACTON
iLHis - -, IA Cros-e's fint-soIution.
-. ,ssg CysnO-Eiinai'
s1rr-sosE.
49,. ,b,u assssi, JACK knife bearing stranger,
ai -, r,orsaI plrs- rs-and-tFeacie-vaster
- Il, shi.lEng. Wheel thy eAr-hAp toward me
~, .saI hear them answered.
,,,,,nic aa.iei through the cable,
| =. rsla- keus Of The Eirr sirc're'
N p''-- -, !. shiss-acei man among US
.4elI aEFr--
r,,.-I himself De SAaty
,,o-.u-, hsli in p0Gch maternal
- -.,,-ss,,-5r-an Ehrnce the term ma1nmalia,
- .,r,s-rr held the wire electric,
sscsia. 4 th= e1rrent
,, =,-snrthsne,i bloomei the pale-faced stranger
= ,-.s nor yi-tulL- yet grew fat and rosy
- -. z, time m sharp articulation,
a. . Al riyaf' De Sauty-"
a.. ,,,s,v .tlri5n passed the utterance, spreading
a..sass and heualocSs to the groves Of steeples,
- "a, aleI ailh Iou,I revernerations
g. Ridg De sauty"
-,r-.ut sIacssued drOOpeti the mystic stranger
= a. s,iai a. the shceks grew weaker
., .ssI,r with = hartshOrn oder
EEsassrIton-
fs.s.-.scencs zIis;ened on his forehead
= nd Ms fee. the dust Of efiorescence,
,.us,Iay asarrng when the flow suspended,
rss Eas ID De Sanity
"a, sra eilui Of elements organic,
Hy E.rrun Chor. Flu ST. Polassa,
- g-ph Ha- Sulphur, Nang- q Aunin- O Cuprum, .
4=su -alTanc, With il he had perished
-sv, y sauty nov. there is
"a ~ zhI-. then again vel hear him
c-- Al 1git. De sAuty-"
John G.. Sars. IN the sAtlanfie Monthly"
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San Srantisto A0btrtisemti is.
JANSON. BOND & Co..


IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF DRY
u GOODS CoRNER BArrEaY CLAY sTssxTs fRAs-
cisco, have landing and in store:
260 bales 30-inch Brown Drils
100 =" 36-inch Brown Sheetings,
100 bolts No. O-00 Duck,
500 " No. 2-lo Duck,
% bales Raven Duck,
10 cases Merrmac Prints,
100 Prague Prints,
500 cases Pacific Prints. a*ff@
100 cases DunneIrs Prints, t
50 rs 1 Bleached Shirtings,
10 cases o. S-4 and 10-4 Bleached Shirtings,
20 Blue Drills,
10 cases Blue Denins,
10 bales Hickory Stripes,
25 IS I, and Al Tickngs
10 10 g searet - Blus and And Grsz sa.E EEannels
Coburgs and Merinos,
Wool and Half wool Piaids
Blue and Black Alpaccas,
10 Pacifc-new styles-De LANES,
All wool-new styles-do.
French Merinos,
1000 Bay State Plaid Shawls
1000 Cashmere and Plain Wool Shawls,
Black and Coored silks,
Plain Figured and Plaid Silks.
And large assortment of other Dress Goods.
Blankets.
1000 pairs White. Green an Blue Macknaw,
1000 pairs BB TBB and SBG Blankets,
1000 pairs cheap Grey English Blankets,
1000 pairs cheap Blue English Blankets,
500 pairs Scarlet English Blankets,
800 pairs Oh 1oi, ia and l2-4 White Bed Blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
1000 doz grey blue and scarlet Flannel Shirts,
1000 white Merno Undershrts and Drawers,
1000 " Merino and Wool Socks,
500 doz Satinet and Jean Pants,
OF Duck and Cottonade Pants,
500 doz Hickory and Check Shirts,
500 doz Calico and White Dress Shirts,
500 doz 0veralis and Jumpers,
Black and Fancy SILK Crava Neck Ties SILK Handkerchief
mention. For sale JANS0N, BOND IL CO.,
Corner Battery and Clay Streets San Francisco
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fOrrirll Gar0s.
II MORGAN. stone ( CO.. :

Commission and Forwarding Merchants San Francisco Cal
References T. s. Hathaway Esq. Messrs T. A. r. Nye,
Swift Perry, Bedford Messrs Grinneil Mntnrn
Co. New York. John VI Forbes ESQ., Boston, Nessrs Per
kns smith, New London Daniel c. Waterman ESQ. Hon.
olulu. SuJ II ioo'-''-
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Importer sna md Rea.curTrnAL IHrLESfs''' iIs-d
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al Isra.s. a,s earning to laugh in Russia Small
ftarz. tvs ,s are rapidly ON the increase ut st.
there ay-one Of them being at present pub
D Bell Ahen9 these are the Laugh, the
fr, the 'eser, the Paradise. the Fly. the
fenOst ,ac..I -..'an Peasant, etc. The last named
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UTAI& AHEE,

The s sss'I Hngs9 saa nse ;sel
i saTs s% sas
ments on M hns svrrp Tea, Coffee, ana A's
sugar, gi sssnrtnent Of general merchAh"se 5s-1y
rH,'t, August II, 1851 ---
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Fire Insurance Notice.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE co.
TIME CNDERSIE ED bees notify those par
who have insured in this Office wooden buildings
precincts Honolulu,
Of the continued erection OF large and high wooden
together in risks
will be aken those already
taken will not be expiration
ROBERT C. JANI0N,
62-tf Agent for Northern Assurance Co.