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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-05-23

THURSDAY, MY p. 1851.

sfscE our las; issue, we have had fw arrivals and dspar
lures, and our harbor consequently wears it usual dull
season Espect-
The American ship IcoHiHm, Heustace, 81 days from Mel
bourne. arrived on ;hs 18th, Sth ? large number % passengers
en- route for Ssn Fraucisco- Sh- touched for supplies and
water, Shich hzving procured, she sailed again yesterday Gr
the above destination. Il will b. remembered. she touched
a. this port in November Lat, on her way to Australia, With a
cargo q oats. barley and wheat. The shipment. We learn, dd
not turn out profitable
The schooner LihOfih0 arrived the same day. fum N-Keau's
Island whittier she had been dispatched with supplies she
reports everything progressing fssouabIy- she vii contuue a.
. guAuo packet.
The Yankee saiIed on the 2Jth. taxing a very full cargo and
the usual list % passengers It j. gratifying % see that our
exports to saH Francisco are being gradually Increased, and
that each packet laid on the berth finds i fI cargo. The
Comet On the 18th q Et month. took a heavy cargo q AZ
least 600 TONS the SPssarsiL early in this month, Tux some
500 tons on freight the Fnrsss, on the 2yth, some 40 tons.
aad the brig H4Jy EHeH IS nov loading ar the same =-uua-
tonr and viii FAD a full cargp q some go tons q produce.
The baFkeutne Consultation sailed on The I2h fr Victoria,
condition, giving a total o a least 200 ton- in bulk exported
during two months. - 100 tons per month
The bark KatkfssH, last from Australia, now dscharging
Goals, Is fr sale Or charter, AMI Il no disposal q her = made,
Will probably be dispatched 20 san Franri-co-
The brig H4Sy Ellen. j. nov 90 she berth, I0aIiug ir san
Francisco, and all sail early next week
A sale q thu shelf stock q Nr- John !. wat-rL0uss l. aIver-
tset 70 take place today ~ order q th- asssuee- Of The estate
The sale viii b. L~id BY } H. Cole, who las taken the stand
formerly occupied by A. r. Everett.
Local trsie 5 very quiet, and confined O. iJbbing demands.
The cargo q eoals from the bark k1taissH, about 20 tons, Las
been SOLD. Z. mt
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June. Immediately after which an application is to te
made to the Hawaiian Government for an act Of IN
corporation.
REMARKS.
1t is proposed that the Company elect three
Directors or Trustees 70 transact the business Of the
Company. ,ue Of said Directors TO retire annually
and the Directors TO employ operatives, - shall he
thought best by the Company.
IL, is proposed to erect 4 mill capable Of manu-
featuring three tons Of sugar per diem, Of ten hours,
with lates; improvements and steam power.
3.-It l. proposed to grind cane on shares, or pur-
chase it, - may be agreed upon by Directors and
Planters. and upon such terms a may be equally
advantageous to both parties.
4-Accorling to the best Information We are able
to obtain, We may expect TO have three .uudrel acre.
Of cane raised At LaLaiua annually, which We con-
slider a low estimate.
5.-The shares Of stock have been placed a low as
twenty dollars, 10 enable natives who are small land
owners to become directly interested il the mill, and
we have already received subscriptions from them to
the amount Of several hundred dollars.
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MEMORANDA.

~ American ship IcOHifu, Heustace, reports-Ler Mel
bourne on the 9th March Had moderate breezes and pleasant
weather all the passage. Sighted and passed Tahiti on the 24th
Of April Sighted Hawaii on the 18th instant, and arrived at
Honolulu on the morning Of the 18th, after a pleasant and NOT
n long passage % 81 days-al we'll Reports the British bark
Sea Nymph A. having sailed l. days before the Iconigm, and
would probably touch here on her way TO San FranciscO-
III Schooner Litoiiho, Bush, reports-Lsft McKean's Island
on the I3th April, and arrived at Phenix Island on the 18th
eruised from there until the 2!th, when We again touched at
the latter place. Next sailed for Honolulu, and hal light winds
all the way. Sighted Paimyrss Island on the 18th May, Oahu
on the 10Th, and camel to anchor on the I7th. Reports the bark
Zoe ~ having sailed from NeRean's Island on the 14th April,
bound to the Arctic.
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PASSEN Frs.


FuREIGS.
Frou NgLBOt RSE On route Tor SAY FEtSCsCO-Tsr Icouium.
NAV I7-PuE. Bu.h.tl. Nr Marshall. Or Jos Brown AMI iuiy.
Mrs Cooper and 2 Children Mr. AMI Mr- Seymour Capt Cook
Mr. Ch1s Wheatbsigh. Nr Jauuian, Mr Evans. FIRST cabin. u
secoud do. - sterragr, 102-
From MCKESS's IsLsSD-per Lihoiho. May l7-Mr A VI
Goddard, Capt COOk. Mr. iiasslrd, AMI 5 native hbJrers-
CoAsrvIsE.
Per KLArE2. May I9-Frons HiEJ Mrs Dr Judd, Miss Mary
Pitman, Capt Worth From RatcGiaIe Lady Franklin, Miss
Cracrun. AMI servant, CoIsu-I David Kaiakaua, Rev Mr. Lyons.
FROM UIup1LEkHa Mrs J - Carter From LGhGi1G Mrs
Waterhousc ami = sons, Capt NoIteno, Rev Mr. Baldwin, Rev J
y Pogue, Gov SahaoI.lua. J " King. Miss and Master Dickinson,
and l45 decS passengers
For WfsDw ARD POErs-per KlaueI. May 81 Mrs Booth
and 2 Children. Misses Anna and Mary Paris, Capt g Nicholas
Spencer, Capt ~ J " Hottsworth. 2 Hlnschlarger, and > ~
others, AMI about $50 deck passengers
From kGrN-per kaluua- May l9-Hon u " Robertson.
Rev 4 johnson, Master II johnson. Mrs DR. Smith, Miss &
smith. " II Rice. Miss II VI Rice. Master " p Rowri, Misses
q y. VI T. and VI z R0geii.
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ARRISAES.

May lam ship Iconium, Heus,ace, 81 days from Melbourne
en- route for San Francisco
l7-Haw sch LihoihO, Bush, from Mckeans and PhuniS
Islands
I7-=ch KekauIuohi. Marchaut, from KaIua, K-al1kekua
and kau- with 50 bales puu, > bales and 10 bags
fungus, - hbl@s, 20 goat skins, 500 cacuanuts
$500 oranges, II bri- beef, 1 tire pJrS, = brs lard,
L sides rafher. 5 bags coffee, ] key butter. Is
turkeys, = hogs, -uG.T-caue, bananas, etc Pas
sengers-Ienry Clark, Vim johnson, VIM Han,
ou. other. and 20 natives on deck.
I9-Steamer kiauea, Berril, from wiudwari Ports, with
III pkgs mOLasses, 100 mats sugar, SIS hides, III
pkgs mdse, ; bullDcks, 30 sheep, and 4 lot % other
produce.
19-Sch kaluna, Henry, from Waimea, Kotoa and Ma
wiIiSili, with Il cords wood, 5 bags fungus, and a
lot % native freight
Ig-Sch OdI Fellow, Candage, from IIanalei, with % kegs
and sol mats sugar, &C bTis molasses, 5 bags fun
gus. 8 cords wood, 8 pigs, hides, etc Passengers
MIR wilcox Jacob MIrkIe, one other. and 10
natives Oh deck
i9-Sch Moigahine, kuhe1na, from Sawilrwih, with 1J+
kegs and III mats sugar, Is bags fungus. l6 hides,
2 bris tall0g, 3 horses, l mule, IL pigs cabin
and IS deck passengers
22-Sch kamoi. .Wetherby, from kahului AMI Lahaina,
with % bils hay, 100 bags -four, 20 bris moasses,
, horses, So pkg5 mdse. Passengers-B r Boles,
CT Matthews, MIR Thompson, and II natives on
deck.
23-Seh Moikeike from KahuIui, with produce.
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Am clipper ship RapbI. MoIer. Was 70 sail from San Francisco
May 10, 90 touch NJ Honolulu en- route for ChIna-du. May
- 70 25.
Am bark Comet, Smith. wOuI leave san francisco about Nav
lf-iue May - to 80.
L. = steamer Lancaster, RuIi, - guns. from Panama, about
May 25th-uucsrf1iu.
Am clipper ship AsteFjon, Gardner, would leave san Francisco
about May 10Th, under charter 20 load guano At Bakers
Island.
Am bark u. VI. Hall, from Puget SOUND, with lumber, IL daily
expected
Am clipper ship Radu<1. BGriett, Wa advertised NJ Bosom for
Honolulu, and would sail probably about May Ist.
Am hrgt Josephine. stone, from Bakers Island. soon.
As barkentins Jenny Ford. Moore. from Puget Sound, with
Iumhcr-iue ahoU. the eud % MAY
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Notice!
VyHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOR

TENHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE.
II that there is in the pasture belonging to the School at
Punahou, SeUeH Horses, which have come in by trespass, or
have been put in for pasturage without proper information pre-
yiously given to he person in charge. The following is their
description:
One calico coloTed horse, |(red and whiteD fore legs blink, hind
legs white, with two marks each similar, on the right hind
quarters diamond between two upright bars, lHl lDI
One white horse, with small red specks, marked DL. TX, n.
each marx below the other, on the right hand quarter.
One iron grey geldng. marked - right hind quarter.
enc greyish white horse, with one small iniis;inct mark on
left fore shoulder.
One greyish white horse, marked AAA, e e.
One chestnut colored horse, with a white streak from forhead
to nose, marked on the right hind quarter, a On fore shoulder
A, and one other indistnct mark; also, two indistnct charac-
ters on the left hind quarter.
One sorrel mare, marked 3, with a young COLI.
Whoever may be the owners Of the above described animals,
they are requested to prove the property and make settlement
by the 31st day ofMay. Otherwise, the animals viii be treated
as estrays. w. CHAMBERLAIN.
May, goth, 1861. 26I2t
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DEPARTURES.

May I6-Sch Noikeike, shepherd, for Lahaina and Kabului.
1S-Sch Henry, Rigiere, for Lahaina, hauPo, Hama and
HlO-
I5-Sch Warwick, John Bull, for Lahaina and MoOkai
2o-Am bark Yankee, Commodore Patty, for san Fran
cisco.
20-Sch Odd Fellow, Candage, for Kauai.
21-Steamer Efauea- BeruH. for winiwari Ports
2l-Sch MOiwahine, kuheanA, for NawiiWii and KOlOa-
2I-Sch Jeannette, Kalama, for Mako, East Maui.
21-Sch Molokai, KimO, for Lahaina, Hama, and other
wiulward ports
2I-Sch KekauIu0hi, Marchant, for Lahaina Kona & Kau.
22-Am ship Iconium. Heustacs, Tor san francisco.
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From AUsrRALIA.-By the IcoHiun, We have re-
ceived Melbourne papers to the Odd of March, but
we find in them nothing worth extracting. The
yield of gold had materially increased for the two
first months Of 1861, and the receipts were valued ut
nearly 5000 900 per month. The Chinese. of whom
there are large numbers, were causing much trouble
in the mining localities. and it was becoming a seri-
ous question how to deal with then. Emigration
was setting towards California and British Columbia,
and several vessels had sailed or were on the berth,
taking principally passengers One cause Of this
exodus is said to be dissatisfaction with the colonial
government.
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FOE RENT

- BEST RETAIL STORE IN OF
I"i9 its kind. The store at the corner Of Nuuanu and Queen
~ Streets, and facing the harbor. II L. at present occu-
pied by Mr.. J. G.. Phuger. 1t Is offered for rent, and possession
given on the first Of June, 1861. Terms moderate and to sus
the times.
Enquire Of Messrs. Nolte & Kruger, at the Coffee Rooms,
next door above, in Nuuanu Street. zGO-3t
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The cotton crop Of America for 1850,
amounted to 4,G75,77O bales, Of which Eng
land took more than one half. or 2.js2,O 900
bales. What the production OF the other
countries named was for 1850, is not Yet
known, but there has been a large increase
throughout the world. The weight Of u bale
Of cotton varies in different countries, and it
may not De amiss here to give the average
standard weights Us Ut present known.
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Notice.

ME-. NJ. r. HARVEY WOULD
w his friends. and the public generally. that he has again
established himself in the Painting business, NJ the
old stand on King street. next door to Duhin's Market.
Having secured the services Of the best mechanics IN his lire,
and the only carriage painter and decorator. (ir. Beyns) now
in Honolulu. he il prepared to execute all work entrusted 10
him, with ucatuess and dispatch.
y. B-ParticuIar attention paid to Carriage Work.
25q-3t
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VESSELS IN PoRT-MAY 81.

Am bark Trieste, SewaIl.
British bark Kathleen, Wilkinson.
Haw. brig Mary Ellen. Bennett
H.w. sch Lih0Iiho. Bush
Haw VII bark Harmony --
An brig Agate, -
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QUEENS HOSPITAL.

IT Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ accordance with the provisions of the Charter. the first
biennial meeting "f the subscribers to the Queeu's Hospital viii
be held at the Supreme Court Room. AZ tie Court House. ia
Honolulu, on Saturday the -2i Hay Of June. 1861. at Il O'Clock.
A NJ, for the election Of FIVE trustees. and for such other bust
ness As may legally come before the meeting.
Honolulu May Is. 1861. 2GO-6t Secretarv.
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~ The annual sermon before the ha"ailAh Mis-
sionary Society will be preached on sabbath evening
At the Fort street Church, by Rev. J. +. Pogue.
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\ NEW HAND AT THE BELLows-Mr' John H.
Gale has taken the premises formerly occupied by
A p. Everett, and will in future conduct the auc-
ton business ut the old stand. From the long ex-
perience Mr.. has had in business here and his
thorough acquaintance with the ways ana Whims Of
the public. we doubt not he will prove TO be the
right man in the right place. To-day there will be
an opening sale, and considering the unique variety
of oids and ends that will be offered, and the fact
that the - hammer " will be a bran new one We
antieipate a rush on the occasion. We don't say
that there will be a lunch, but shouldn't be sur
nrized if something Of the kind happened.
PIckEp-Whil the prisoners were engaged IN dig
oing = trench for the water pipes in Queen street
Yesterday morning. one Of the laborers careless'y
struck n sharp pick into the lower extremity OF the
hack of another who was digging just in front Of him,
inficting a severe wound, which may result IN the
death Of the injured man, who is a native.
49, Tho annual sermon before the Hawaiian Mis-
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- We are indebted to Capt. Heustace. Of the
IcgullDu, for late Melbourne dates.
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- The next mail from San Francisco will be
due in all next week-if by the clipper ship Rapid,
early in the week if by the Comet, which may
bring two mails, about the 18th to Both.
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KSEGHr-At IAhaina Hospital, May Il, David knight, Of
consumption He was a seaman, and belonged 70 New London.
Corr.-ffru-
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PUSAUoU CoLLEGE-The annual examination O
this Institution will take place on Tuesday and Wed
nesiay, May 18th and 2J,h.
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"a The brig .mlry Ellen viii take he next
mail. 10 sail carly next weeE.
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BORN.
DIED.

At HiIo, May Is, 10 the wife Of D. II. Hitchcock. Esq-Ss son.
At HHo, May 10, to the wife ofs L. Austin. Esq.,-a son.
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- \ clipper ship passed the port on Tuesday
evening, about shutdown, under full sail. From some
cause shewas not telegraphed, and no communica-
ton was had with her from the shore. Supposed to
have been from San Francisco.
The whale bark massachusetts seven months from
home, via Lrhaina, passed the port fifteen miles dis
tant, on Saturday last. She was in sight all day.
from the telegraph stntion.
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PORT OF
AR


May lam VII bark Massachusetts,, Gree, : months from
home, ~ sp, 100 wh. 600 bone
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SALUrEs.-A correspondent Of the PoiynestaH,
gives the following as the rules for saluting, as es-
tablished by the L. :. Government
The President receives a salute Of tv=uty-oue guns. The en-
sign at the main. the yards manned, and al the houors which
pertain o. tie highest style u reception.
Cabinet Officers. justices II ,he supreme court and governors
of states. are ruttiel % . salute 't seventeen guns.
The salute of diplomatic representative ara As follows
Ambassadors. l. Guns ENJOYS and ministers pieUjpo,eutlary,
j guns; ministers resident. l3 guns charge daEaires and
commissioners, II guns clusu.s general, . c9usuls, : guns;
vice c0usI.s, g guns.
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- The failure of the steamer to visit Kauai week
before last, according to the programme, was a sore
disappointment to some fifteen or twenty foreigners
who had got ready TO meet her. At Waimea. nine
foreigners and over forty natives were waiting her
arrival. The schooners, which were the only alter
native left them to take, were four and five nights
each on the passage up.
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PEACHEs.-Just before he sailed in the Yankee,
Capt. Snow handed rs two beautiful ripe peaches
raised in his garden in town, the last Of about fifty
which the tree bore this year. The tree Is only tco
gears Old, but doing well. The fruit measures screen
and q quarter inches in circumference, and in ap-
pearance and flavor is hardly inferior to the same
fruit grown abroad. Slowly but surely our residents
are succeeding in their experiments Of introducing
and acclimating foreign fruits. and one Of these days
peaches may be as plenty in Honolulu as any where
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+. Johnson, of Hanalei. Mr.. A..Wicox Of waiole.
FROM MAEQUESAS--Rnv. J. BicsncIl.
FROM. MICRuNESIA-Rey. l.. II. Gulick.
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= The Yankee sailed at - NJ. on Monday,
taking the mails, a full freight and a large list of
passengers. In giving last week the list of = pio-
neers - outward bound, the date Of MI. Gilman's
arrival was misstated. He arrived here in 1S41, in
the ship Gioucester-just twenty years since. Most
of those who left in the Yankee, are expecting to
return again to these islands, which possess too many
charms TO entirely relinquish.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. Z. I.

FOE SGs FEAsCfsCo-per Mary Ellen, soon
FOE LAHAfsA-per Noikeike, Tomorrow
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-08
OLE ALE.

fEWo very fine bullatng lots, Nos . ond 4 in Block
n Three, bungeA II, in the city Of Marysvie 'front.'
r Napoieon Square on the south. Fer Terms, &c.
aIpty ~
apli-0 L. W. HASKELL,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-08

stssae rs well known to the travelling pubic as
ss1saN First Class Hotel in every rGrtGular Prices
isisEl reasonable Enlarged, Eeittyd and Etfur-
k.M.::Ss@ nished throughout Table unsurpassed ia
this city. Fine Suits of Rooms for Families. Potent
Spring and Hair Mattresses in every double and single
room.
s45" Our Porters " Railways be found on bo7rd, rs
the steamer reachcs the dock, to take charge Of your
Baggage, and Coach to coHyey you TO the Hotel.
j. G. Eos TER, late Purser Steamer Uncle sam.
D. Il. PArTEN, late Book Keeper Of tbs Heu1e.
fe22-9m
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-08

s53@ The following letter. which mphlticaly speaks
for Itself was written by the Dean OF the facuty Of
the Philadelphia College Of Medjcine--to The editors
Of tbs Pacific Medical and Surgical journal San Fran
cfsro for r.s1't-n4 4f-u.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-08
ni.solmllon orCo. Partnership.

TF'iE cr-oa,t tue sa P heretofore existing under the
drm Of sew ard d Dalne t is this day dissolved By
mutual corseit T. SEAWARD,
Muyslne Arra 9Th, 1se1. II. BARNETT.
AT dents due and owing TO the late hru to be paid
TO T seward, who wii continue the Livery business
H HE giI stand, corner of second street AID Maiden
Aar7 1p .i-lul I. SEAWARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-08

DIT. III. C2ADKaF'5 private Medical md surG'cri
Institute son Sacramento street below Mont mefy
opposite the Pacific Mlii Steamship Comp uy's odi-e,
san Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations,
aud aaEs mo- reuHereNo. utless he Effect, cure
Ofhce hous uom9 a. q. to9 p. x.
CEUgsEsC s'TE.--I, the undersigned, Gov
eruor OF HuuCsTy do testify hereby, that Dy. l.. =.
Czarkay haz s,1yrl during t'e @ lteet iot Hungarian
htltg, as ca # Surgeon, tu the Hungarian army,
with faithful perseverance. Whereof j have given 20
him !s cartacat, aad rec. mmeud hu tG tho syipp1-
ur, a'teutoa and protection Of an those who are ca-
pat- ot apprceiatns patriotic 7sf sfcrtfr', ar5 un-
deserved misfortune. HO~.ltu LAdO~,
Governor ot Hungary.
WA-HNaToS CRY J39 Gtb. 1882. iellT
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-08
ESDAY MORNING. MAY s. 1861.
3perial }lotirpa.
RELIGIOUS,

Divine service wi;l continue TO be held at Major
Breden's on the Oroville road, miles from Marys-
vile; at Jackson Lanham's, on the Bangor road, 5
miles from Marysviile; and at Philip Churchvlls,
the Long Bar road, near ZabrisSie's L. MAYO viii
preach at the above places alternate Sundays, at2
o'c'cck ?, N. ap25lm
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-08
R.ivcEy Notice.

7 HAVE this day soda to Mr. j. G. WILLIAMS a
b one hait interest in the Pioneer Stable, and the
Livery business connected herewith.
Marysviue, April 24th, 1854. T. SFAWARp
The Pioneer Livery End Sale Stable will hereafter
conducted BY the undersigned under the name and
hrm Of fsEAWARD & WILL ANS
TR0S. sEAWARD,
APPS nay J. G. WILLIAMS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-08
NOTICE no SETTLERS & OTHERS,
rTuE sFxTEENTn AND THIRTY.

\ SIXTH SECTIONS of all the PUBLIC LANDS,
Nh-.fa ytd or unsurveved, and other lands to
be chos,n in lieu Of those reserved or covered By
grants now open 10 location and sale the SIS
terms as thc rest o ihe school Lands, atSi 20 per
acre ID crea.i f3esged under the Act approved
Arrt 22l, 1851
P7r-emptors viii end II to their advantage to with.
drw their ple emlrons and purchase Of the State,
thereby obtaining credit and retaining the purchase
money 100 tie 8 ate for the benefit of the Common
School Fund
hppicaiarF for locations to be made to the Loca.
tinr AGENT of he District
settles whose lands offered for sale at the Gov
Hmeut ales in June next should loose no time In Sc.
curing tber locations. g. w. COLBY
Siat Locating Agent Morysyle District.
once 81 street, Sacramento. sp2S-lm
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CO~PaFGnersiAip Notice.
CAESEps
OBJ SALE.

%s2 4 desirable Homestead, situated on st.,
f.. hte betvten THIRD ANA Fourth, No 49, The
ltgst4 house is o coumodious and substantial brick
nEAassh containing five rooms above and hve in
We basement iaAng ten rooms, all conveniently
ranged Lot 70 hy G0.
Also adjoining good Prick Store, lot 30 by 16O.-
Inquire IN The premises, No. % U street, east side
HP18 e.
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E.ES. NINSIOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician has
Syrup for chldrenteetias which greatly ia
clltae The process OF ,ceting by soening the gums
reducink All ln1amauoa-wi} aliay all paiu, and is
s0reta regulate The bowels. Depend upon mothers
It will eiserest yourselves, ami relief and health 70
your infants. Pcfscuy safe in all casea See adver.
uscment in anoth-r column. may4Iy