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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Justices Elected Sept. 3. 1861.

Eyeyate-James White, VIM. J. Hender-
son, John Bigelow, VIM. J. Gibson, James
Dickev, Claudius Somers, Thomas Nelson.
GranJy-S. W. Jones. S. Mcdaniel, A.
W. Rice, a. d. Buzzell, R. T. Boyce.
Lmnbwg-J. W. Hartshorn, Sylvanus
Lane, VIM. Chandler, II. II. Dewey. Benz.
Silsby, j. B. S. Chandler, Henry Powers, J.
W. + rench, each had the same number
of votes; the number Of justices for the town
is seven.
lheeloch-lIenry Perley, Calvin Chase,
John d. Brown, l.. d. Leavitt, Hiram Kel-
sev.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
informs and Tents.

We learn that Gen Davis has been direct
ed to procure the regulation army blue for
uniterming the 4th and 9TH Vermont re.i
ments. Also the Sibley tent-the bes, known.
Enfield rifles are already purchased, and if
the governors instructions are complied with,
our soldiers will have nothing left undone
for their comfort and convenience, or their
military efficiency and appearance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
MILITARY ITEMS.


Horace A. Putnam, recruiting officer at
Plainfeld, brought over to this place on
Monday 80 recruits He refused thirty-fve
applications because he had orders to take
no more. J. W. d. Carpenter, recruiting Of
fcer at this place, had over thirty men, and
had rejected eight OR ten applicants. These
men underwent rigid surgical examination
by Surgeon Allen of the 18th, on Tuesday, the
recruits being in a state of nudity. Twenty
one were rejected by the surgeon for some
physical disability. The company was then
organized by Lieut. Col Worthen of the 18th,
and unanimously made choice of the follow
ing officers:
Captain-Geo. Perkins Foster of Walden.
Isl Liemenant-Henry Harrison Hill Of
Z. Montpelier.
I'd Liemenant-Joseph W. D. Carpenter
of St Johnsbury.
.Sergeants-lst, Isaac A. Putnam, f. Mont
pelier; I'd, Orlando Leonard, Woodbury.;
Sd, Levi A. Persons, E. Montpelier; 18th, L.
b. Scott, Cabot; 9TH, George A. White, VOL
colt.
CoTorals-ist, F. Skinner, Plainfeld; I'd.
Walter Scribner, Middlesex; IA, Leo II.
Cushman, Middlesex; 4th, F. ". Fiske, Ca
bot; 9TH, f. S. TAYLOR Moretown 9th, NJ
p. Hall, Cabot; 1th, S. H. Brockway, St
Johnsbury; Sth, B. F. Ham, St Johnsbury
This company attracted the attention of all
by their size, apparent muscular development,
intelligence and general devportment. We
heard it remarked many times that better
appearing company had not left our town for
the seat of war. They leave for their rendez-
vous at Brattleboro, Friday morning the
18th. The Barton company will also go in
to rendezvous Friday, and will pass through
this place on the mail train.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Washington County.

Martin Field, who was killed BY the dia-
boca! outrage of the rebels on the Hannibal
and Il Joseph Railroad, notice of which will
be found in another column. was aged about
so Years and lsa son of Hon. Charles X.
Field, and brother of Mrs f. 7. Jewe,t, of
this village. -Haiton's DaUy
Quite a commoton was created in town
Saturday morning from the reported spiiling
o. a barre. OF liquor by Sheriff Bradi>h. The
facts are about as follows Mr. Bradish held
ten executions against the firm Palmer X
Ste;son, who failed bu; short time since,
but was able 10 find property enough to sat
i>ty only part OF them. He, however. be
heved that there was quantity OF liquor be-
longing TO them secreted from him. and
mae dilliSent search until he was satisfied
that II was in a pile of sawdust III the She.
of Thomas Mckee. the expressman. Brad
ISL place.. keeper over It until he found
Mckee: when four and a half barrels and
one pipe OF liquor were taken from the pile
of sawdu>t and nvo;ced. after which Brad
ISL agreed with Mckee to take charge Of il
until neutrality-suspicious. ) clock. while Me
kee was gone to the Depot for the night
mai, Sheriff Page CAME with teams and took
the l:quor from Mcksr> premises Bradi>h
soon after found it in wagons in Pages barn.
and proceeded to remove it. when Page cb-
iectei and cnLeavorcd to retain il. In the
scramble. one barrel fell upon the ground,
bursting the barre! and spilins the Hqnor-
Sheriff Bradlsh final ~ recovered the remain
ing barrels with their contents, and now has
them IN his posse>>!on.-U' atoms Tatly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Vermont Sharp.ShOOters.

Capt Weston has one hundred men at Ran
dolph. His company will be organized at
once and leave Oh Friday to join Col Berdan
at Washington. Judge Dana of this place
was despatched to West Randolph by Gov
ernor Fairbanks on Thursday morning to or
ganlze and administer the oath to this COM
pany before it left the State.
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UNANIMIrY or FEELING.-I 1t will be motto.
ed that in two towns in this county, Water
'ord and Sutton,) the representatives. were E.
iected by unanimous vote. There are ma
ny similar instances in the state. Cavcndisl,,
the home of ex-Gov Ryland Fletcher, gave
It's entire vote for IIobrook, and elected Mr.
Fletcher to the Legislature by handsome
majority. MIR Ho!brook received every vote
but one in Burlington, one of the largest
towns in the state.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Places of Rendezvous.

The 4th under Col Stoughton-temporari-
y delayed at the several stations on account
of the non-arrival of tents-is ordered into
rendezvous at Brattleboro. The 9th under
Col Smalley will rendezvous at st Adams.
and both regiments will move forward as
soon as they can receive uniforms and out
fits.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
PardOned.

1t will be noticed that Gen Mcclellan has
pardoaed VIM. Scott of the Calais company,
Go. Ky Sd Vt. regiment, whose offense was
sleeping upon his post while on guard. The
news was received Monday that he was to be
shot that day, having been found guilty by
court martial, and the next day the papers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13

The CAVALRY REGIMEST.-It is with par
ucu!ar eaSure that we notice the appoint
ment OF Col Lemuel B.Platt to raise Caya-
~ Regiment in this State. Col Platt is an
efficient, wide-awake live man, who will i'm
mediatly give his entire energies to the bust
ness to which he has been commissioned
tie will make short work of raising a troop
CT Horse in Vermont, as We believe enough
are now waiting for the opportunity of join
ing just such Regiment to fill up its ranks
within week. We hope Col Platt will take
measures to recruit company or more in
this vicinity, as We are sure he would have
gratifying success.-Ffeeman.
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Danville Company.

The Danville company, Capt Laird and
Lieut. Fisher, left by the cars from this place
on Thursday morning to join the 4,h regi-
ment at Brattleboro, to be united at Bradford
with wing Of the company Lieut. Brooks,
which was recruited under Capt Andross, late
of the first regiment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13

n NV Senate VIII consist OF the follow
ing gentlemen. a.! >;.a;sht republican, urle,.
oi!.rrH s., d=si suat,d:
4.5};son SER WoophalDGr vers~..r<.
i. VI. STtWAET Il. Mi:a.rhurv.
?.,,;.,,,. I. \. :. NoEGAy i, Rl9-,:,
''''''''''3' u. G. BuRgoN. L. l;a2 r.
r,ysjoo, 81. f. JrDEv.H1, Hartw.ck,
|. y. HALL. Groton.
G. II. WOODWARD. Westiord.
ELMER BEf, nsR. H:ne,burgh.
g. +. EuNUNp>. Burlington.
ESSs--T. G. BEAITrI. u. Maidstone.
ItYEyS HoI,IIk,s>. =. Georgia,
Ffealin : y. II. SrFyE>>. =. Faas5ur-b.
(W. ". WEuE, u. y .Alhans.
Gjend Lsis-O. o. WHEELER. L. So. Hero.
Lamohje-ELI>lA BENTLEY. Il. Cambridge.
0.,,,,,e >HoATIo BROCK. u. New bury.
" IL. u UrHAN. Washington.
Ocl.Ga>-N. T. NI1>ly. lra>5ur.h.
81, {, R.ta,
Hm.mi jeIiH JACKS5N. L. Brandon.
a. ". TAYLOR. u, Sherburne.
i,.<liay..a, &C. ", WILLARD. MONTPELIER
I. HuIIAcTAi. Waterbury
&. C. RICHARDS Y. Westminster.
H~'haM PAffY STAIR. Nottingham.
(B. ID. hAEK->, Eratteboro.
/. :. HrHIAHp. St9chbri:se,
+. {. ROBINS. Ladluw.
Tbs. +. P"wsI;>. Woodstock,
PROSPER NERRuI.
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!. There was a sense OF

printed his pardon. There was sense of
relief throughout our community on the re-
ceipt of this news, for however just this sen-
tence was, it did seem hard. Scott was one
of the measey ones left behind at this place,
and who joined his regiment a month ago.
We venture the prediction that there will be
no more sleepy guards in the Vermont Sd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Musical Conventions.

B. +. Baker of Boston will direct the ex-
ercises at the musical convention to be held
at Burlington the last week in this MONTH
Mrs Minnie Little will also be present.
W. NJ. Skinner of Boston holds musical
convention at Stanstead the 10Th and Goth
of this month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Tents for the 18th and 9Th.

Gov Fairbanks gave directions to Gen
Davis to have the Sibley tent, the most APP
proved army tent, procured for the 18th and
5th regiments; but when too late to be rem
edied he is informed that another kind has
been purchased.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Rutland County.

The Rutland Herald states that a military
company in Benson, day or two since.
while firing a military salute with what was
supposed to be blank cartridges, discharged
their mu>kets at the crowd of spectators
Some of the trelocks. however, were loadet.
with game cartridges which took effect on
the multitude, injuring one gentleman, Rev
MIR Coburn, by destroying his right eye
Somebody must have been crim;nally care
less, or such an accident could not have hap
pened.
On Wednesday morning Elijah Mead, re-
siding i; Rutland, stabbed his son with a
knife III the left side, inhcting dangerous
wound. Mead was drunk the night previ-
GUS and quarreed with his family, ending
OF with the unnatural crime of stabbing his
own son. lie is under arrest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Reservations.

Major w. W. Cochran, and Capt f. V.
Hammond of company X, Vt. Sd, have re-
signed, on account of i'll health it is under
stood, and their designations have been &C
cepted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Iousc and three from Ar!instsn Heights

House, and three from Arlington Heights.
Two negroes came within our lines Satur
day, having made their escape from the camp
at Munson's Hill. They state that some per
sons who attempted to escape from the reb-
els were retaken and shot. Thtse negroes
have been closely questioned, and their re-
plies show that the rebels are making no
preparations for an advance.
The court martial at Alexandria has adj
iourned. having found some thirty soldiers
guilty of different otFenses, for which they are
to be shot
Twenty-Five persons have been arrested
near Washington, for selling liquor to SOL
diers.
Three of our pickets, who had been taken
prisoners by the rebels. were eagerly stripped
naked by their ragged captors, who divided
their clothing among themselves.
Careful observations, Sunday, on the Nir-
ginia side, detected new and formidable
battery commanding the Leesburg turnpike,
about miles from the chain bridge. The
Telling o. woods by the rebels exposed it to
view. Owing to the distance no guns were
discovered, nor any large body of troops
Men were, however, employed on the fortif-
cations Sunday.
At daylight Sunday morning our pickets
advanced one mile further into Virginia. the
rebels retiring before them from the direction
of Arlington.
AREBEL ATTACK AND REFUSE.
Last Wednesday the rebels fired from an
eminence at Great Falls, Is miles from
Washington, upon body OF our troops on
the Maryland side Their rifed cannon, al
though perhaps hundred times discharged,
wounded only one of our men. They at
tempted to iord the river by constructing a
temporary bridge with planks. but were re-
pulsed by the sharp-shooters of the 9TH Penn
s!lvania reserves, and a number OF rebels
were killed. They then retired, taking their
battery away with them.
On Saturday Gen Mcclellan made bal
loon ascension with Prof Lowe, occupying >
hours in reconnoisances.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
The Cavalry REGIMENT.

l.. B. Platt of Colchester has received au-
thorty from the war department to recruit
regiment of cavalry, and not Gov Fairbanks,
as has been printed in the papers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Death of an Editor.

We learn from the Bradford Telegraph that
Stephen S. Taylor, one of its editors. died in
" oodstock on TUESDAY, September 3. He
was member of the Bradford Guards. and
went with them to Newport News, where Lis
health, hitherto somewhat precarious, failed
entirely, and he returned home few weeks
before his company was DISCHARGED He
witnessed their triumphant reception at Brad
iord, and then returned to Woodstock, his
native place, where he died. His disease
was consumption, and age only % years.
The last Telegraph says ale was young
man OF more than ordinary ability. He was
a ready writer, a sound reasoner, and was
blest with wonderful sociality. Left in in
fancy without father or mother he has strue
gled on through life alone, battling the temp
tatlons that surround the young without a
fathers restraining counsel or mothers
timely warning. Strict in his business hab-
its, honest and upright in his dealing, faith
full IN the discarge of his every duty, he has
lived lite at peace with all and died without
an enemy"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Deaths in the Third.

Lowell NJ. Gibson of Co. h is reported died
Sept. lst, in hospital of cholera morbus.-
Oliver y. kidder of Irasburg, Co. B, died in
hospital some two weeks since.
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The 9Th Regiment.

A U. S. mastering officer arrived at St AL
bans Wednesday evening The 9TH regi-
ment will be Immediately mustered into the
L. S. service.
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- Sixteen cents per day is the lowest bid
to furnish the lth New Hampshire regiment
encamped at Manchester, with the usual gov
eminent ra,iors. So says the New Hamp-
shire Statesman.
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Fire.

\ correspondent informs us that the ex-
tenslve shirt factory and laundry of A. NJ.
Adams esq. of 50. Charestown, N. H., was
burned on last Sunday morning, together
with his barns and various smaller buildings.
number OF fat hogs, etc,-a loss in all of
some eight thousand dollars, partially cover
ed by insurance.
Soon after the fire broke out he despatched
messengers north and south to Charlestown
and bellows Falls, for fire companies. "Gen
Stark No. l, Capt II. c. Knapp, from
Oharisstown, was promptly on the ground,
and IL few minutes was aided BY the "Abe.
naqlu" No. l, Capt Gilmore, of Bellows Falls,
and through the united efforts of firemen and
citizens the flames were subdued and other
near buildings saved. In recovering a large
safe from the ruins, c. II. Melville, of Gen
Stark Co., had his foot badly smashed.
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Windsor County.

Walter :. Tarbel of Chester is some" on
fishing as well as shooting. He last week
took six trout that weighed four pounds the
largest son, one pound and one-quarter.
and also hooked an eel that went over three
pounds.
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WindhHln County.

Counterfeit three dollar bills on the Wind
ham county bank at Blattlehoro, have made
their appearance.
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i lie Senate.

The n"w Senate vii consist OF the f ,.,,5sy-
ing gentlemen. a! s,:aishi republican, un,e,.
oi..tra s., d=si suat,d:
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Caledonia County.

REPRESENTATIVES, AND GovEEyoR vorE.
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& S,fN.
TTAI X AHEE.

Bakers. Grocers AMI Dealers IN Dry Goods, N,nu street
o.ulE oahu :. l. l.
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But yet some distance from the top. and
ascending another step, came To u level plain,
mile in extent, out OF which three
four sandy peaks from TO three hundred feet
high and aII-piIin and peaEs,-with the the
ceptDn Of here and there patch where the
had melted. covered with the gittering robe Of
winter One Of those peaks was the highest land
the Hawaiian Islauds-II.7bO (sOme say u, j,OOO)
feet above the level Of the We eagerly dis
mounted TO taste the luxury Of - homemade -
snow and ice, and while ." Sledge- hammer - and
a. Chips - depo=iting carefully suudry mystic
rious looking bottles labelled - Barclay y Perkins -
and . Jockey Club for the purpose Of reducing
the temperature thereof, a most sudden and
provoked cannouading pOsfsTi0rI. caused them
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his old business the hreprogf building kaaluma-
street.
Chrouomerrs ohservap.s of the and stars
transit instrument accurately adjusted to the
meridian Honolulu Particular attention given fine
watch repairing. and quadrant glasses sverd
and adjusted Charts aud nautical Instruments constantly
on hand and f,r sale. 44-tf
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7. NoSsNAN, JE.
: MOS NAN

Mercitnse. Iio, Hawaii. ships supplied
the shortest notice. reasonable
Bills of exchange wanted. l-;f
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y TMTRSOS.
W A. AIDKICII.

walaa oahu. Dealer Gasli '.srctlriis-. Country FRO
dace--ucH Corn, Beans Bananas, Butter E--- "
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]. II. WOOD.

Manufacturer Importer and Shoes ofevery
description Shoe Findings, Pump sole, Rigging Harness,
and Patent Iiter-- Calf, Goat, Hog, and Buck skins,
Trunks, Nalis, SI.rus Gloves Fcl-, and Masks, Black
brushes Hosiery. Rrirs Of
Fort aud Merchant sts-. Honolulu. II. 1. l-tt
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RITSnN n uNRT.
J. WORTH.

urc-s-ors o. Nr. II,lry Robinson. wholesale Wine Spi
Merchants, Honolulu, %. uui.r tj. Room OF \. J. a.
wright lui a. the foot uf k.,IhuuI3uU street - q
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Importer AMI pe1l.- u General NsrrhrHiis- Commission
AGENT f- the u; sugar. " GLASSES aud ,d-r, HH .rr
I-T.1I Yr.-fusa t.-r Lr~E lul NErrNIF iTAN-
rsr.N-- Car.i-Hrnsurs of nu e'uis " Island Fril'-
solicited. orders f1r Nerr,l sr Tr0iaT;ly litrnae TO-
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.!
TO MASTERS AND 0WNE F. OF
SHIPS.
.<@'asySSss1s~~ ~
1-sszS..eSs-.--
WM. HENRY TKESCOTT.


ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE TO TIE UNITED STATES
Yo aY 5raoHs these Presents St4l rofas greeting.
I-NONV YT;.THsC & EORG ;; r. NErCHER
- citizen nt te ui-! states. s filed in this Department
Island, tte rt.dr Ocean, the living North latitude
80 rllsI-. ami zoo Na>t longitude l56 deg - mia.
That af -a- uf -Jl Island u the
the Juir states Hy q Benson. Hr behalf Of himself and his
rt--, Wm. ". Taylor and said Gsog-e Z. N.-cuer, has
ie-u filed
t-at United States Gulu1 Company York.
corporation OF citizens under t! laws of the of New York
o the assigns of te parties aforesaid, has entered into
sufficient bonds under and according the provisions of the
the Congress, the United States. passed the
eighteenth day of August, the eighteen hundred ana
dfty-siN.
Wherefore the United States Company entitled. in
respect Che said >aud M the privileges
advantages Intended 10y Jhat b the
Ju5-.. have discovered d-ls>-~ o
yiri. always that Jh- said United Guau5 Company
snail I. Hy E- conditions ana requirements Imposed by the
Act 90 Congress aforesaid.
.e-- whereof. J. William Uau.- Prescott Acting
ttry y o tl.e United States q. America.
nay hand aud caused the -a. the
~ :, Department of 90 he affixed Washington,
l 81 this seventh day Df August Jr year Lord
Independence of the United states uf America ;lsa
ei-hty-hth.
WN. HENRY TEESCOTr.
Actiu-
persons dg'y authorized hereby trI occupying
uprs- from a.Hvs other I-.auo tsS
Ny h.i- 20 re Company. published u tl- New York
TTibl,u', NIJrcl S.h l-a9.
lS.-r.an \. G. BENSON.
255--m Tre-.leut United r.a,gs 'l1u' Company.
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flr the Plantations o Akp. rapthua and Two
pIlp, lilo. Importers and Wholesale aud Retail Deal
in China Goods have "n hand Tor sale at their s-a''
King street. Honolulu and az ll'4aiua. MaUI
sugar NIpli~srs. syrup. Tsl Coffee. aud large and
varied of general Tnercllndis.
IInnnInln An.II.t ~ ls5.. 5a-lv
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INGOLS n STANLEY,

ACCOUNTANTS And CuNNENNNCEE>. H'SolrLr-
= B-Av-rar-- adjusted. Prrt--t- rS-ul led la Documents
1-.f with ratru--S ,rI dispatch. Commercial Bp1s-
sa. lui closed and Custom H.l-- Er.-r-- t'n-' Ac
counts male uf auI Collections faithfully attended, O."
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FOR SALE OR LEASE!

- VERY NEAT. COOL AND COM
a4,.i PORTABLE TWO STORY IOJ ST, recently built,
sl Rooms. good supply Water Bath House.
and all the necessary Oubuiues Also good GARDEN,
bearing The be had easy
terms, by applying t. (254tD + BURGESS.
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TO LET OR LEASE!

HUI I
Is street. lately occupied 10y pr- Smyth. There i
L stable. uuhuuse. hah-hou>e. with pleasant garden
every convenience small family. For
terms. apply TO H.. J. H. HOLpSWORrH,
25l-im Attorney for Dr. Sulyth.
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JANTON. GREE:

Importer AMI U|IIrr UlE.W1EH 'TEI'HT. NF|H'NIV-
Tools and AGioJ I2riu-Sr-. Iart street. Homo
lulu. IO5-tf
JANTON. GREEN x CO..
Commission lI-rrtu--Fre-Iolf bindings. Queen
IlouuIllu. April l. l~54. lO5-u
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ROLLES \ CO..

shin ChsrI--z Curla--.H1 " eiluts and beer- n
t,sr-1r ylar-ft-II-.. ItHliat. Mani WlI..r- ti- l-
with recruits 90 shortest notice exchange for ls
bills. S--t'
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IMPORTER AND DEALER ~ GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Honolulu. Oahu. II. 4. l-i-H
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II. DENOND ~ SON
Importers and drl-r- in hardware, paints. oils and grne
merchandise lSS-ti
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-01
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TO LET !
For Sale at Lahaina.
COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT
- ,J,III I-SENpyREn pnPTVn\ Dkr

=! the lease uf tins well known place oi business.
Il together with the Bowling Alley. offered the
$500 the Bowling Alley Will Dee sold separate
desired removed from the premises price Sl5O. Title
guaranteed
NJ sale being effected, the whole UreueeS offered or
rental SIS per month, payable monthly advance.
necessary condition thaJ the purchaser tenant shall
VALUATION irr cash. Apply G.
Barlow. Esq. I.,laiu..= c. & Harris, ESD Honolulu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-01

~ HOT NEN. EAIH % q. 10 Nc. 70 Ia
"a wide high built of inch matched redwood
& boards and painted inside and out Apply To : JOHN
SON HoU Carpenter. King st, who will rebuild them on
part Island any the other Islands, at reasonable
rate. 255-I