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BLOWS. FLOWS.
1910 Kings Carey PLoWs assorted sizes
1880 Hall d Spears Cast Valley PIoWs.
1850 . Wrought Peacock FLOWS.
1900 Balls PLoWs, assorted.
1000 Averyts
1000 Gloro,s Calhoun PLoWs.
1860 Garret Golman's celebrated Steel Rover do.
LEO kourge Mason Co.'S Steel FLOWS.
1000 Mayhsr,s Cast PLoWs.
UNIVERSAL FLOWS,
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting Of
GRAIN CRADLES,
TANNING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS,
STRAW CUTTERS,
ROAD sGRArERs,
ETC., etc.. etc,
so-
full assortment of sloconahs PREMIUM AXES ana EDGE
TOOLS which awarded the Silver Medals at the lae Fair
At jackson, Misa. For sale by
C. H. sLocoMB CO.,
Ct Canal street,
40 .r And ~ 10 5s str
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WE'LL PuF.-fha London Times remarks. in i "a.
cent article upon the morbid exaggeration Of
Lord Brougham and the Veterans Of the Anti.
slavery Society,"
lnef minds are still scared by those horrible
stories which were burnt ia nn5n them in n e;s
yonih. when England was not only slave-owning
nut even aye-trading State Their remorse II
90 great that the ghost Of hlack man ii always
neiore in en- !. They are benevolent and excellent
ken biz shin. and white man weTe ii asnyas :.
drowning, We much fear that real ami. slave r.
zeaiot would bind up the black mans ieg hayorss
he would draw the white man ont 81 the water
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THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS, FIcsPresldsas.
4 oursIASA srATE INSURANCE. oonrAs

M UUIsIANA sTATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. Is CAMP STREET.
Capital $500, 600.
#& nIERcFoRg.
T.. L@reiss, Ell. Ha4fis,
Ttseoaofe Frola. j. N. Robert,
A. u. Grief, Il. Al Eoanafsn
Jaena Koas Anisdeo Landry,
&& E. GanaeheAu 7i
Thts Company w be ready business On tha ist ii
8EFTEMBER NEXT aud viii insure sganst pere the
and os md daage by Are and -saa risks At
the earreus rates If premiums
tssA fstafa pEempm # FIFTEEN PER CENT. Vim 10
tasds II thoas lasasins IN hie oaee.
y. sAGuCHEAU, PtesiaaL
A. PIceEETs ssacgssAsys
N4v Orleans Angust NJ. tssa gulstf
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Thts celebrated Wins, a the above wellknown brand
been sd will sontnae to be- received by tho undersigned
quantities the Increased Of dealers eou
Thoroughly satisfied fron ssoneas esiaancs that
Il from tbs elosst eal descendant Of the old
essabhsd house Of Hesisck Co., sg Rhes they taken
hoi With discrimination bring ii and Its claims
Retion hssre the puddle generally ths heretofore
The superior quality Of this article rt satisfy any a ls
eusanaion h from where attention. well
thorough experience kye been brought bear In is podnc
ton Charles edssaek hes given h whos mind to tho pete
ton Of bis vino. and to making Il sfshy Of the Free
qaent visits the United Staten have enabled him fully
appreciate Tic and wishes toti5aisr8
and Of his having pfofe By that Information esenead
the Champagne presented for the palate Of thu
wins for its rich bouquet ind general excellence
The varieties Of brands Of Champagne tend greatly doubt
confuse tho purchaser the lovers good and genuine wine
must lack for Charles Heidoek' IN mil On the abe well
q tho sorhs aud eapsnlss
I. w. EAYAUD L CO.,
General Agents for North america, New York.
Tho Charles Heiseek be obtained quantities.
under mentioned homes besides others hers nafsa,
| and .. tesii with Al the principal hots keepers.
Ell. HART kCo.,
j. 4 Il. N. MARKS
SEWEIL 7. TAYLOR,
fs2 " PAYNE, STEELE It GO.
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NEW YORK CARDS.
EIsANCIs AZ IsuUsrRfcl.
= No. s6 MAIDEN LANE,

Every variety q Blank Book rsper Stationery Steam Print
tng, photographic Work and Book binding
kss- Orders respectfully selicitess tsIS fv
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SUGAR HoGsHEADs SUGAR uoGsFEADs.-
stare AND sHIFGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making

.sT4FE AND SINGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Mating
SUGAR HoGsHEADs RICE MoLAssEs, ROSIE AND
TURPENTiNE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle in This Machine the old process
splitting and dressing by hand labor. Working directly with
the grain Of the timber produces article liable warp
or cheek exposure The stave MIL VIII r4e shave
joint from the bolt from 1000 10000 Slaves pert and the
shnge Machine from 10 Uoo Shingles reqHres
power work IL and be attached any
CINE gin mill It make required length
and be adjusted to any thickness taper. The timber Ii
neither steamed sawed but ryen and shaved directly from
the bolt.
Both Machines be full operation the
of 10 and O'clock every day al No. Canal street. These
Machines made in Augusta, Ga
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County sin
gle rights Machines obtain them from the AGENT WIG
will give full particulars F.W. C. COOK,
Sole Agent for the States Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama. jail 6m
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gseRoNA DIE CAssAIsSA. TaE WE'LL KNt

1lseRoNA DE cAasAIssA, Taa WE'LL KNOWN
REGALIA nEk RRsv.
Havana December Vi. 1859.
| III i,ousinso ESQ.,. Naw orlssns:
s3r authorize yoa By this fser inform ths pah-
y srs Sole Agent in your city for brand oi
,s,raya Rnosn as CORONA.
Yeuss. truly,
ANT. CAgARGA& CO.
Jose I'd m ina 60,
IMPoRTgR or HaFANA CIGARS
NJ. is cusToaHousx STREET,
Mss always u hand largo and we'll asserted stock which
~ III iii attention of Purchasers The choicest brands for
hh iii house has aways been celebrated can always 10
h,.ns thare: PAKTAGAS. GARANAH INTTMIDAn the
81, kuovs REGALIA DETs REY DE CABARGA, the GIN
To DE ORION, REroWA, RIFLE, and tho new brand, Ell
GARrBALDI. Apo, so8a pounds PICADURA. rsesved par
staaaaship Hsbana
Nj DOMINIC would respectfully III the atteasion of the
nnaIts to the following letter:
Mr. Jasa Dorango New orleans Ny Dear FriandI autha-
A ou to make known 10 the public If you think Ii needed
that yu age tha only importer in New Orleans my brands I'll
Cno do Orion Redowa and Rife IN proof whereof sign the
present IN sAe ey ef Hayans, ths 20h October 1859
fsao I'm ksigned1 JAYNE copIN4.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

&SEAt11ANGssS E1hkh1IAGAEd1S OaAhi
srALDfEa's PREPARED dLEEi
sPALD1sG,s PREPARED GLuEi
Save the Pieces!
Il o. NYl DIsPATeHt
Ag.aA Stitch III Time Saves Eine.n-@a
accidents viii harpe In well regulated families i
very desirable have cheap convenient y cg
pairing Furniture, Toysi croeksry, ste
Spalding's Prepared Glue
Meets all enisrgencIea household afford
without IT, Il II always ready M the sticking point
There longer necessity llphg chairs spntered
nears hea!es dolls and broken cradles Is Just the ares
ror Gene she'll and other work. popular with Ia
dies Of reapenasnt and tsste.
This admirable preparation ii ated cold being chemically
solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of
best cabinet clue II may used In the placs Of ofd
nary nucilags, being vastly adhesive
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
IT. B.A Brush accompanies each botta Price, Is csnta,
Wholesale Depot, No. IS Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY C. sFALHIHG CO.,
Box No. $500, Nav York.
mp Dealers In containing four eight and telye
dozens beautiful I.esfaph ow-Gafd accompanying cash
package.
By-A single bottle Of sPALpfNas PREPARED GLUE
times It's annually every hoassholdea
Sold by all prominent Stasiduer Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers. Grocers, md Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should nake nato Of sPALDFNGs
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list II will stand
any climate, Jslq 1p&W
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Ths Board Of Trustees hssa resolved pay
cent In cash MI tho outstanding certificates Of Profits
the holders heea their Legal and
the SECOND MONDAY In August proxtme.
Aiso to declare dividend or FORTY PER CENT por
cent? the Net Earnsd Premiums Of the Company for tho
yar ending the sh June 1850 hsh certificates will
issued On and after the FIRST day Of October nsxt.
And resolved further that after aserng one Million Of
lars Of pro all the outstanding scsiHestea ef Profits
sus Of the year 1856 DO redeemed and after tho Second
MendaT in August pfoxinaa we'll pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates Of Profits Of the Issue Of 1851 and
after the 10Th Of September CEASE frcsn
soth June aIs.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE ION AZ VIZ. Prasiiantl
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n ouIsIAMA MUTUAL. INSURANCE com.
- FASY OF NEW ORLEANS.

I - \ AlNL OF IN UEsIAE2AEsN n
oFffcE-soah corner Of Camp and Eatshez strssse.
Amount # Premiums for year eading February %,
is59t g70l 5ys I'll
Net ssrnsd Pt6As for the SgG Saf O
Assets tile 9Th Rabraxry 1867 ........ aeI IN pz
e Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend az SIXTY PER
GF afsr paytas Btu PER inerss outstanding ssrp
redeem Certificates of Scrip a ta years t and
1857.
Interest and redeashe sesps nayabs asr shs
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT, and the certificates of
vcTp ar ie year ending February Is 1852 will be issued md
after the Lit If June, 1859
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
Ta2sf Il. r JhEYIER, Secretary.
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THE FINE AIRS or PHOTOGRAPHY AND DAauEa-
nEoryRsaG carried pesfecon he splendid saloon
Masss Andersen Blessing 81 Camp No spsoi.
mems Tho b found Ii the world ahch are
exhibition their roam and such specimens
away aves ssor who In and sits for picsua
With accomplished and exnetsneed .risis employed
establishment there u sueh failure every pic
takea Tie Same ssgs excellence execution and
finish
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pHELAN'S IMPROVED BuLIARD TABLES
- and
COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Patented Fab. 10 1856 Oct 2s 1886 Dec s. 1857 jan L.
1853 Nov. liz Is58. and March % 1850

1913; Nov. 16 1858 and March %, 1859.
0sGQENoR a. GGILENDER,
Sole Manutactusexs
G., g. 81, and 60 Crosby ssrest
A- These tables In and may b. seen at Misrs
Southern Billiard sa'eon,n los Gravor sraet also a, ts
Lauana Pslean ard Boston Clubs and obtained from
" Nj MILLER. sole Agent for this city also ssAs all ar
teles IN tho Billiard Inns, follows Billiard Cloths Balls
Guos Isehea Chalk etc He has hand and for sale
several fine second EsaH billiard Tables iySI "
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PAHJsu or ORLEANS
-z-z-zzzzz-. zzzz.5 { itY of NI.sx Orleans e


STATE OF LOUISIANA PAHtsH or oaLsANsl
City Of New Orleans
e remembered that on the 18th day Of January 1860 be-
fore me- the subscriber Justice Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
James Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual INSURANCE.
pany Of New Orleans who being duly swsr according 10 law
do depes and say that the aceounts are lust and
aa sepfseet Transcript from the books of said company
Jas. EpwARps, Secretary. - N'eot hiesaens
sworn TO and subscribed before this lh day of january
LEO D. +. MITCHELL
Second Justice of The Peace Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Directors resolved to nav an inrest
FEB CENT IN CASH. on the outstanding Certificates of
Profts to the holders thereof their legal
on and after thu 18th day February Also to declare
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 40 per Gently on the met
earned preninna Of the Company for the year ending Dccen
Der 3s 1856 tor which certificates will be issued on The b
March next.
The Directors, after reservng ONE MILLION OF poT
RS Of profits have further resolved that ali tho outstanding
Certificates Of Profits of the issue year 1856 be redeemed
and paid the holders thereof legal nm
and after The 18th day Of February next The Certificates In
produced at the time Of payment for cancelnent and ;n
on sama to cease after the 8ls December, 1859
THOMAS sLoD President
JAMES D. nENEaRE, Viee.President
JAMES EDWARDS. Secretary.
nIREcTpRs'
James D. nenegre, z. j. Hart
a. d. Kelly, John q Ricks
Hugh Wilson, J. H stanaer
j. Y. de Egana, H. n Iansdal.
Henry Renshaw, John O. f,ainas
Ac ffemouiet, Thomas soe
GrFIzENs INSURANCE COMPANY
ohee no, saEondelet street.
Capital, ssz1,7ao ss.
oaER oAI1LARp, President. "A ssHR1ERER, sec..arv
TRusrEEs:
| Geo. W. West RI p urn,
| A., White.
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ruouLLu d DsmEza. DEALERS IN SUGARS
AND moLAssEs.

Importers OF Havana Produce
AND Gig Rs,
osrfcE-Ho. ST. LOWS srREEr
Constantly hand los purchasers Sugars and 40
he lowest market rates Also Havana Cigars OF the
most sset choicest brands Produce generally
NJ 7pat-5m GuCUILu Il baMEaA.
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How Judge H Helped to Unload the
Steamboat.
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TAFTERsALb's, Monday, Feb 10. Chester Cup
20 to against Mr. r. TenBroeek's Satellite (taken.)
Derby s to | against Mr.. R. TenBroeck's Umpire
ttake . to II Manchester Guardian, Feb. Is.
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1as WaARssAs IEsa wssthar esnsiaues beausi
SAzay Asssat I'D aiaagresahly asy md aassy
YsstfaaY wss ssssasa asy, ill has VI dust ma
mxs VI soas ~ NJ inanss she nnitssndss II give
4ssaf uaasse saant snsA ~ mere aisang.
Hid NJ " III sssss i wsss.onr readers r.
xsntlsax xilh the eaAe III she oonsiaenns man C mi .
sKyeas Msp sscsntly ca4ne aown Red river, and oh-
a1iSsa nohey from cesson house upon i false
Nrdef mn csxson whsch he pretended to have
MI DOWN ~ kAs hoat with him One INV last
a1lsk 1Aas Dean had Hi exAIaiaalion hefeFs Re-
Menfoss nj waa duly cb1nxntted hi Hial;
iAS Avidenee Against him being clear md positive.
Hser s;nce M aFrsst Dean has conducted himself
nj aasA gooahpmored, casaaisrly manner, sbas
ND al1EueIs around lookup and prison have been
pre ar IT, Daptiyated with him, 1T the same time
asx shey knpw him so III villain, ID Tie marrow
aI sss*y hpae III iii body. HI Ii not physically Il
ssxsnaeasians III fearful looking nan, but carries
hAasna ssieh snok u Jaek sIeppardiah Goodness and
0iek T.Ifpinlsh gentiasts, sllat the police unani-
SgTee apon him Z ene III ~ splen-
Sd III u 4 gan 4 - ever roaned " largo ID
dkasnce " ~ psnitantiary. Il was this Dean
i sNIks haa the ChleI of Police and his specials on
IA the ceaebtassd opslousss swamp hunt for muir
1sxsxss waek before init md the blood. Aonndi
ased IN thas occasion we're his, III having hrough
4sn dewn Rsd river With his othsr ! goods AMI
UhxtfSssss
An1Ong xhese goods ana chastels, tn return d
s. uoraa u the subject IL this notice, was
Sud rxetty Hife; NIL wifcss twin sister mn
ftsle brutEsr pf iii sNs sisters. The rife, Mar,
nsnn. II not nars than III yesrs nf age; The sister
hsiag \ TWIN II, of coarse. ths same ageI
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AMERICAN PoLITICAL CREEps ~ lSt0-The differ
ence in the creeis Of the various political parties
relates mainly TO the question Of slavery, and The
following We believe 70 be = concise and fair state
ment Of their positions
The Democrats, or that portion of the Democratic
party known as " administrator Democrats" be-
lieve that under the bred Scott decision u the Uni
ted States Supreme Court, slavery exists a. a national
institution IN the territories that ;he Constitution
guarantees aud protects it; and neither Congress nor
the inhabitants Of a territory, have the right 70 pro
hlblt slavery in a territory.
The "Anti-Lecomptou Democrats Of whom Sena-
tor Douglas Is the leader, believe that Congress has
no right 10 prohibit slavery in the territories, blc that
the people Of a territory have the right to establish or
abolish II as they please.
The RtprbiicEHS hold tina; Congress has supreme
authority III the territories, and can and ought to pro
hlolt slavery there; while they recognize the right Of
every State 10 establish or abolish slavery a. its PEG
pie shall decide, and ayow their determination not to
interfere with slavery in the states where ii exists.
Their doctrine Is that slavery i sectional, not national.
That i, that the Constitution leayeSIt TO the States 20
settle each for itself; but that It does not establish or
carry II into the territories; and that under the Con-
sututlon, II can only exist by positive State legis-
latiou.
The Opposition Party, ny which name it is desig-
mated, particularly in the Southern States, the oppo-
nents Of the Administration. In the South. it embra-
II has embraced Wings, Americans, Auti-Lec0mptOu
Democrats and Republicans.
The Union Party spranE out Of the excitement at
tending the John Brown affair. Il is. perhaps, iden-
teal with the ''Opposition,' only II does not embrace
any portion Of the Republican streugth.-lts object,
so far ayowed, i the conservation of the Union
Life Illustrated.
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,corre,p adeaee Of p. C. A~iv-r.,-r)
The D~a-havvny>.

Nh. EplroR viii you oblige me by giving pub
LEFTY through your columns 10 a few remarks respect
ing the d" Dashaways"-a Society having its existence
for the osieusible and very laudable purpose Of re
claiming i~ue5riates from a life Of sinful, degrading
debauchery 10 ii position ofrespectabiIty and morality
in society. That much good has already resulted
from the efforts @: lis members Is abunlautly evident,
for many can this day testify TO the great benefits
they have derived from It's example and Influences.
But, how much yet remains TO be accomplished. l
would ask each individual member-are you taking
an active and efficient part in the good work Are
you enieavoring TO rescue from misery and Shame
your fellow man Do you extend 70 him a helping
hand and encourage him in doing right, or are you
resting satisfied with the good you have already done,
and using no endeavors to extend a beneficial infu-
ence, waiting and expecting the fallen to seek you
voluntarily l hope not, for in such q case your
object is vain. Do YOU, when men fall from the path
Of rectitude, endeavor to reclaim them and exert a
beneficial influence over them If 50, let me say TO
you, perseyere in your efforts for the accomplishment
Of this glorious cause, and do not abandon it in con-
sequence of oft-repeated failures. Take encourage
ment from Holy Writ And if thy brother trespass
against thee seven times in a day, and seven times in
a day turn again unto thee, saying, l repent thou
shalt forgive him.
Having recently arrived at Honolulu, I was
requested to use my example and influence by enroll
ing my name as a member of the society. l accord
ingly attended one Of the weekly meetings for that
purpose, but l am sorry to say l came as l went. No
opportunity was afforded, the time being occupied by
some members in what appeared to me TO be endea-
vors 10 promote discord. The manner in which some
of them acted, made it apparent 10 me that order
and kindly feeling was not one of the practical rules
Of the Association. Although direct personal remarks
Sere not resorted to, yet it seemed that the time and
manner Of speaking evinced a desire on the part Of
he speakers 10 obtain that result. This indirect
codrse was upheld by some few present, and the con-
sequence was that many left the meeting in disgust.
For my own part, my first impressions were very UNI
favorable, and 1 was forcibly struck with the import
ance of unity and fOrbearance, and OF conducting n
meeting Of this kind with strict regard 10 friendship
and b~rotherly love. One Of the principle objects ought
TO be TO uphold each other in manly and persevering
endeavors to conquer their Unsuitable appetite fer
anything and everything that can intoxicate. This
can be done, but not by perseverance in mischief
making. Let those who desire the best interests of
the society cling firmly TO it, and use their example
and exert their utmost influence to attain the desired
result, always remembering the national motto, that
union is strength" \ STRANGER.
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Neg Goods! New Goods !

uNEIE UNDERSIGNED As JUST RECEIVED
a by Express from New York direct. and offers for sale very
low. at his new establishment on Fort street, the following as
surtm-rt u Fancy Goods, selected vith great care for this mar
k-t. in addition 10 the large assortment previously on hand
SUz velvet ribbons, fast eiEes ladies' mohal- mItts-
Ladies mohair mitts. with and without fingers
gauntlet mitts. betting ribbons. very rich;
GsuZe ribbons. wide and narrow white Grape,
Rich sash ribbons. only one OF a pattern F.;
Black Brussels lace edge. black Pusher 10 do,
White silk blond lace edge, white join blond,
swiss ei-iuCs and inserttucs. Kid Cauutlets.
AIeNaud=rs white kI gloves. gents 90 do do,
swan bin hooks and eyes, white and black
GUtt=r percha and ivory crochet needles,
Ladies' silk elastic Congress heeled CATERS,
Pure linen diaper, white cotton sheeting. ,. yards vide.
GEORGE CLARK,
2l3-3m Port street
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate at Waikapu,
Wailuku 4 kamaOle. Is. of Maui.

YgNIIE ~ADNISISTR ATORS OF THE Is
tate Of the late John Richardson viii sell az auction. under
license from the Hon. Elisha II. Allen. Chief Justice Of the Sn-
prems Court. on Thursday. the 9th day OF September next, COM
menctlE at II o'clock. \. NJ, at Waikapu,
I. The homestead estate Of the deceased. The lot contains
about p acres Of good and. with a substantial stone dwelling
house and large new adobe house thereon. Tie stone house
contains parlor. dining room, four sleeping rooms and kitchen.
and was built in 1855 al the expense Of $1,000. The house
commands a fine view Of Mount Haleakala, and Of kahului and
Nala-a Bays.
?. \ valuable lot makai Of the above, Of about an acre and a
half. containing a large salo patch.
3. Eight lots Of kalo land.
4. one piece Of pasture land, containing 10 l0-l00 acres.
&c IAN undivided fourth 23i ucres-
~ containing 1915 acres, subject
L. mortgage % the Board OF Education for Sl,3i5 so
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Notice
i Coed and Rare Opportunity
FOR INVESTMENT IN A
Lucrative BUSINESS.

Lucrative Business
VENHE SUBSCRIBER FFERS FOR SALE
D his entire business at Hilo, Hawaii. with or without real es-
tate. or with any part thereof that might be required. Aside
from the whaling business, the subscriber enjoys a large and
profitable native trade
The stock on hand is comparatively small, all Of which Is de-
siraile, and in good order. Hlo has a producing country
around il, and in this particular, has the advantage over other
ports Of entry in this kingdom. Apply to
2l6-rf z PITMAN. HHo
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V. Balm,
French Merchant Tailor.

FORT STREET, OPPOSITE THE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
liver DESCRIPTION OF
II Work executed at short notice, and in the latest styles
2l0-4m+
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Immediately after the above,
At Waluku. SIN PIECES OF hdLO And UPLAND,
containing about i acres. Also az NsiluAu, after the sale Of
lands in that place. the following property al Kamaoie, kula
one tract Of Pasture Land containing 2"O acres.
the larger part being enclosed by a stone wall. Eight and one
fourth sections q the KANApLE POTATO LAND, containing
81 acres.
The widow viii join in the conveyance, and release hr dover
n all OF the above property EDWARD 7. BOND.
THOMAS W. EVERETT.
2l6-tI Administrators.