ocr: ] I j ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA KAIL ROAD. CHARGE OF HOURS. ON AND AFTKK WEDNESDAY, June 1st, ib03. daily trains ( Sundays excepted,) will be ruQ over this road, agreeable to the loi lowing arrangement. A train lor Warrenton and intermediate joints wiH leave the Station, corner of Duke and Henty street?, at so'clock A. M. Returning, will leave arrenton at a quarter p4St 1 o’clock, P. M., arriving m Alexandria, at a auarterieforc 4 o'clock l*. Ni. ' A «ain Culpeper to /ilexani.ria, ana i intermediate point?, \viil leave Culpcpjj at " o’clock A. M.r arriving in Alexandria, at id o’clock A M.v . „ . Ketnrnin)^ will leave Alexandria at • > o clock, P. M , driving m Culpeper at a quarter after 6 o'clock. ♦ A daily £fege is>uunrng between Gordons ville and’Cupper, in connection with the Lars on this and the Virginia Central Roads. THi^UqjSwriCkMS. To (iordo^viJled^Sr-.f Do Lynchburg,.*7 •) Do Middleburg,.. ^ Do W inchester.••••;;:?* j’ Per order: W. I>. RKOCkkl i, Ageiu. my 30—tf EUR I HER EXTEXSIOX WES T. MANASSAS GAP KAIL HOAD. riiHK ‘VasSKNGKK ANL^F r1/ IGH T 1 TRAINS are now running daily, (Sundays excepted.) between Alexandria and M.wvK ham Station, 05 mile5 trom Alexandria, am. 1 miles only from the County of \\ arren, con necting bv Stage with Middleburg at me l mins, and bv Kemp & Taylor's daily line, (via l aris and Millwood.) with Winchester, trom lied mont. And on Monday'?: W ednesday s and Friday's, (via Front Koval) with I- tray, iroin Markham Station , j true 'iable, on Dlanct-StO' t*ap i\ua< . Stations. Leave Manassas Station, t> 2-> o ciock, A. M. 44 Gainesville 44 o 50 11 Thoroughfare41 to 0 ) u Plains 41 25 41 Salem t; 1° }° 44 Kectortown 44 It) 55 44 Piedmont 4* II o.> Arrive at Markham 4; H 20 Ketirmno. Leave Markham Station, II 50 o’clock, A. M. 44 Piedmont 44 12 20 44 P. M. 44 Kectortown 44 12 30 44 Salem 14 12 50 44 Plains 14 1 00 44 4* Thoroughfare1 50 - oamesviue * Arrive at Manassas 41 2 D> l* M. M. WELSH, Superintendent, my 4—tf Office Oranoe & Alexandria K. K C o., ) Alexandria, Nov. S, 1 >01. ) on this


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

ocr: "BOXES pure Ground Coflee / 10 do freeh “do to do prime Mustard, received, and toi tale by ROACH & WASHINGTON. *

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

geographic_coverage:
District of Columbia--Alexandria
Virginia--Alexandria
Virginia--Alexandria--Alexandria

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: IjXJK SALE — A square ol ground (TWO T ACRES,} bounded by Montgomery', M Asaph, Pitt, and Madison streets, which from its proximity to the Canal Basin, is weJI adsp '-’oirSl50*1 “"toWARD >. WWW.


ocr: fUBLISHED DAILY A N DTK I-" EE EL Y BY EDGAR SNOWDEN. Thu iLEXANDIilA ctAZfcTTfci,tortrieCountry is »rinte t on rueadays, Thursdays^ Saturdays 8wssc*iPTio.N.--The Daily { aper is furnished at i* dollar^ per annum, payable ha!: yearly 7 h» Gu itry paper -tri-week^y—i' furnished for tm •to’lar* per annu m, payable m advance AdVRRTisi.NO.—'Three insertions of one <-uiarc foi one dollar. Yearlyndvertiscr* aKpeciheo rat>*s No subscription received from '.he country, nnh accompanied bythecash, or by aresponsibh name.


ocr: Treasury Notes Outifaudioi) Oc tober I, 1853. Amount outstanding of the sev eral issues under acts prior to 22d July, 1646, as per records of this office $103,SI 1 64 Amount outstanding of the issue of 22d July, 1846, as per ditto 8,400 00 Amount outstanding of the issue ot 28;h January, 1847, as per ditto 2 500 00 . $114,711 04 Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of accounting officers, all under acts prior to 221 July, 1846 150 oo $114 561 64 F. BIGGER, Register. Treasury Department, Register's Office, October 1, i>53. Caution Primer. A good canon primer has, we believe, long j been a desideratum in artillery service, the wa* ! ter at present used, not possessing all the re. | quisites for a primer. We are theretore glad o • erceive, by a publication ot the venerabk ! Joshua Mi aw, of .New Jersey, the original ii.v<-n. tor o: the percusnon cap, that he has invented a cannon primer, one shat is waterproot, rapio, ! sure, so strong that it will ignite a charge ! through the vent thirteen inches distance, en veloped in ten cylmdersof flannel, and perlect I ly secured from explosion until the signal is given ; and we have entire confidence in the statement, a* well from the character of the in ventor as from high testimony ot the senior officer ot the Navy, the distinguished Comino doie Mewart, who, alter witnessing experi ment, cecities to the excellence ol the primer. —Atif. Ini.


ocr: A CARD2—M JOHX » . at Mrs. Smith's ooardrng hou$r* on K utreet, 5th. door wpd ot Wasntoeton . house formerly occupied bv the la e Dr. \\ ash intfton. He will practice in all the departments ot profession He baa been engaged for the I went v odd vears i» th* Practice of VlrUtcme »ep F HOOF.


ocr: PUBLISHED DAILY AaDTIlK]* ***** I * * EDGAR SNOWDEN Thm \LEXi\UiilA GAZKT i fc.torttnCountry is onT..eU»vs, Thursdays* Sau.rda) * Su*icRi^rioN.-TUe Daily paper is tarnished at * dollars per annum, payable hall yearly Hu Country paper—tri-weekly—is furnished tor hve dollars per annn m, payable in advance. Advertising.—Three insertions ot one square, tot one dollar. Yearly advertiser*atspeeifiv'd rates No subscription received from the count ry, unU*s> Accompanied bythecash, or by u responsibit name. 1 i 1 ‘ j | ' i


ocr: HARF FOR RENT.—Will be rented from now until the 1st day of March. 1S54, the Wharf adjoining the Fish Wharf, on the South, being that part formerly uodera lease to the corporation. For terms, apply to FLEMING & DOUGLASS, it IS—tt cor. King and Union-sis.


ocr: LD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE—! White “ Rio Green “ Choice G. P Tea Fresh Beat Rice Painted Buckets, nest* Wood ware Brooms, &c., &c., just received, and for by SHACKLETT & DYSON, ye 30 I


ocr: TABLETS GREAT AGUE AND 1 SPECIFIC, for the complete and curu of Chills and Fevers, Bilious, Remittent Nervous Fevers, Night Sweats, Jaundice, D>v Nma, &c., &c, prepared by R. H STABLER, N. W. corner of King and Wash-eta. Sign of the Golden Bottle. aug 24 FINE SALT, in store, and for sale by MP1 J, T. JJ. PERRY & SON.


ocr: OKANGE AN L> CHA\ aE OF HOURS. ON AND AFTER WEDSESDAY, Jam 1st, ls03, duily train* ( Sundays excepted,] will be ium over this ruud, agreeable to the loi j lowing arrangement. A ifain k>r Warrenlon and mtermediaU joints will leave the Station, corner ul Dukt and Henry streets, at £ o'clock A. M. Returning, will leave Warrenlon at a quartei past l o’nock, l\ M.. arriving in Alexandria at a quarter heiore 4 o'clock F M. A train Iron) C ulpeper to Alexandria, am; intermediate points, w ill leave Culpeper at 1 • o’clock A M., arriving in Alexandria, at It o'clock A M. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 3 o« I clock, P. M , ailiving in Culpeper at a quarter alter 0 o'clock A daily Stage is running between Gordons ville and Culpeper, in connection with the Cars on this and the Virginia Central Roads. THROUGH TIC RE 1 S. To Goruonsville,.$T Do Staunton.^ DoLxnchburg.00 , Do M ddlehurg,...** 00 Do Winchester.. • •••-d 00 Per order! W. R. BROCKET*1, Agent, my 30—if __ FURTHER EXTESSIOS I TEST. A1ANAS>SA> GAP KAll. ROAD. DAILY LL\L TO lYLXCllL'STL'R. rpHE PASSENGER AND E K E l G 11 1 1 TRAINS are now tunning da*l\, (Suiulavs excepted,) between Alexandria and Mark ham Station. 03 unle> Iron* Alexatidiia. a1 d 4 miles only trom the County ot W arrem con nectmg by Stage uith Muld»eburg a l the Piait.S, anu by Kemp X Ta\lot's daily line, (via Pari and All I: wood,) with Winchester, trom Pied mont. And on Monday s, W vine-day > <o d Friday’s, (via Front Royal) with I.uray, faun Markham Station ^ * ]lint Table on Ma nassas Dap r\ai Rvtid. Stations. Leave Manassas Station. '•» octock, A. • »• 44 Gainesville w 0 30 44 Thoroughfare44 1° °3 44 Plains 4‘ 10 *g3 44 Salem 4,“ 10 TO •4 Kectortown 4* 10 -»3 *4 Piedmont ” 11 on Arrive at Markham 44 11 d0 Returning. Leave Markham Station, ii 30 oc >( k, A M »4 Piedmont 4* 1- d0 “ t • M. 44 Vac tortown 4* Pd 30 44 Salem ** Pd 30 w Plains “ l hi) *• Thoroughfare “ 1 ^ “ Gainesville il l d-> Arrive at Manassas %t - D> M. M. YYKLSH, Superintendent, rm 4 —t i mm l-T | Omrt Okanok vV At lxandkia K. K < o., f Alk\a nokia, N»'v. *, i ■>r> 1 • ^ \/l KUCHANDIZK tot iian-poitatio! outhi* i\l Road will he received daily (Sunday *ev-; cepted) between the hoiiisol ? o clock, A A1 , and a P. M , at the Station comet ot Duke Henry si*.,under the tollo.vu»g regulations All article? ottered tor uanspoitatiou mu.-’ he maiked, and each lot accompanied by list in duplicate ot the number and descrip of package* to he lorwaided, ami the name the consignee and consignor. Gunpowdkk will omy be toi wauled under agreement, ai.uViM he delivered at the depot, on the mornings oi Monday and Wednesday, t>> hull-past4 o'clock ieb ii—tt W. Lv Bk*Hkkl 1, Agent. MANASSAS GAP RAIL K°A 1>. ’ 1 1


ocr: j | ; T : ,! « - y i SAAC ENTWMLE. WM 8. MOORE. ENTWISLE & MOORE, uioti Street, Alexandria,'^! Machinists and Black-Smiths. Are prepared to do aU WUKK in their line, at ea-onalile price-, and with despatch. fry- Having made arrangements wntli Me>-r«. ;MITH & FKivKlNS. for the use of their exten ivf assort went of MlLl*-GEARlJ*(j P A i FERXS, they are prepared to till all orders for MILL GEARISG, and Work connected there with, promptly, and at the lowest rates, fry- Lift of jHitterns forwarded, when re*fliuted, mail <**« 20-Uly


ocr: HEAT DRILLS—We are oow prepared to send to all parts of the Country, Wheat Drills of almost every patent, but we particular ly recommend those ot Pennock’s, Moore # sinclnFs, as we believe them 10 perfect Drills now manufactured. All orue aod commanicatiodsstnctly auended <?. dEi tug 10 * Un,on


ocr: . ~ FOR BA LTI MOR E.—The steanr Jff POWHATAN will receiv freight far Baltimore, on Fruity and Saturda of each wwfc. and leave on Suniaymormnf fWturniQf, leave Kgg^tf**** 10-If Janney’s VVhtt ; y r f. L


ocr: OMBKRLAND COAL -For sale by the earn or car load, a superior quality COAL for Smithingand Steam purposes. Orders nI ed at tha shortest notice. Address CLARENCE JEWETT, Agent Parker Vein Coal Co., Laion street.


ocr: __ ^ALEXANDRIA STEAM SAW-MILLS, Corner of Union and Gibbon streets. WE have constantly on hand, hy sale. a large supply of WHITE and Y FINE TIMBER, and Eastern Shore V\HI1E ° MTOrders for LUMBER SAWED to s zes, jUW with tapttAMd ■PftATTU&“ tug 25—dtf ---


ocr: U7HAKF FOR RENT.—Will be rented from^ now until the Ut day of March, I6M. the Whan adjoining the Fish Wharf, on i the South, being that part formerly lease to the corporation. For terms, apply to FLEMING k DOUGLASS, je 15—tf cor. King and lTnion-*ta.


ocr: : , J < HAV PRE^SE^—We will furnish at short notice, Bullock's celebrated Hav e*, at factory price*, adding freight, (about So.) ^rice*. 200 lb. Press, |50 250 44 80 300 44 *0 400 44 100 sen 17 ADDISON & MEADE. I nion-H_ ~ Seed


ocr: Sri BOXES AND BBLS ' Lovering*.” Lo OU Chewed and Ptilfer.zed sugar* 20 bo* Yellow foal lust received and for sate hv nov 15 FLEMING & DOUGLASS »


ocr: MANASSAS GAP RAIL R°AD. SUMMIT OF THE BLUE RIDOU ____ DAILY use TO 117X(Jit:ST*:R\„n ri^HE LASSENGKK 1 KAlNS are no* run 1 niugdailv, (Sunday's excepted,) between Alexandria ami Linden Station, C nmmit u! Biue Ridge,) 70 miles Horn Alexandria, com necting by Kemp & iavlors dans hue Stage* with Winchester from 1 ledmont, and with Luiay (via) Front Royal from Linden. Leaving Alexandria at *> ■>« A. M. Arrive at Linden at 11 4-> ^ Leaving Linden at l j >0 Arrive at Alexandria at 3 4> M. M. WELSH, Superintendent. oct 24—tf ROA D.


ocr: A LfcXAISDRIA. LOUDOUN and HA‘V A SHIRE RAILROAD COMPANY 1st Annual Meeting of this Company held at the Company*, office, **■*£]£ Alexandria, o/» ^'^ohnSION. ' ct 11 o clock, A. M. Cltrk. aep 28—eo6t


ocr: t'uitul ( oiiftitierce. aRKiVED, December 12. B ?ats Pioneei, and Kh/.a V\olt, to trostburg Coal Co. Departed, December 12. Boat Old Dominion, Cumberland, by Alle* ghans Mining Co. U[t HAM’S I ILK ELECTUARY, received, and tor sale bv JOHN A. MILBCKN, dec 3 Apothecary. Wanted.—An active LAD In or 16 year> o| age in a Counting Room, c>n *he wharf. Address box No. 107, Alexandria Post ('dice, in own hand writing dec 8 —lw G" OLH'S NO SCLPHCR MATCHES, a fail supply, just received, and for sale by JAS. KM'WISLF, Jr., Apothecary jec g opposite Sarepta Hall. lry/wx LBS SAL SODA, just received, 1 / V/w and for sale low, by HENRY PEEL, Druggist, dec 3 cor of King and Fairfax sts. BBLS. Family Flour, jdst receiv kJ\J ed, and for sale bv novSO HUME, MARSHALL K WARD. BBLS. GRO. HERRINGS, lor Family ♦ ) use, on hand, and for sale bv 2


ocr: OEEDS - O 50 bushels Clover Se-d 50 “ Timotht Seed 50 u Orchard Grass Seed 25 “ Herds Grass Seed 25 “ R»e 6 i*a Seed 25 44 Kentucky Blue Grass Seed, just received, and for sale by ADDISON & MEADE, ten 23 Union jitreeL 1 TlhfiUS HAMS, last received.»ndgf“lt b SON.


ocr: i j , i : | , j j OKANCK ANDALEXANDRIA KAIL KOAt). CHANGE (fFHOORS. ,nN AM) AFl’KK tt-BDSESDAl, June 0 isf, !s'i3. daily Irani ( s-tauuyi ercep ed.) wlil be I un over this road, agreeable to me In lowing arrangement. intarm*>i!ij»te A. trail, tor Warrenton and intermediate nouns will leave the Station, cornet of u4e and Henry streets, at Soc.ock i • * • t Returning, will leave « arre.no d'a aer past 1 o'clock, P. M., amvn,ir i.A,e.\ai>dr.a, at a quarter before 4 o'clock i •> • , A tram from Culpeper to rxlexanuna, ai d intermediate point**, will lea* c ui pep < o'clock A M., arriving in Alexandria, a. 1 OCRelurnins, will l*av« Alexandria at o O clock, l\ M , arriving m Culpeper at a quarter ^dad/stage is running between Gordons vilie and Culpeper, in connection *nh_the Cars on thisaiul.i^-a^l Load^ To Gordonsvilie,.* 'r’0 Po Staunton,. nf| Po Lynchburg.1)0 Po M .” ™ Po W inchester.• • • • • • •\:r%* * * * * Per order: W. K. BKOLkhIT, Agent. mv 30—tf _ - 1 TRAINS are now running dads, (Nindavs excepted,) between Alexandria and i L\k * ham Station, 63 .rules non. Alexandria and 1 miles only Irom the County oI U d, I' ;, cjt !' netting by Stage with Midnleburg a. tin 1' . and bv Kemp <c Tat lot's daily line, J.fr » and Millwood.) with Winchester, irom 1 ie.l moot. And on Monday.-, AedneMlay s aid Friday’s (via frrout Ko)ul) w »th Lu.a\, Markha*»» S aturn n fp Tune Table on Manama* Gup kail Ro.l. Stations. ,, Leave Manassas Mation, i> 23 o clock, A M 14 Gainesville “ ~ ^u »4 Thoroughfare4' lo o.) 44 Puima ~ " 10 44 Salem “ ^ [\ 4* Redortown “ Id oo " Piedmont ' . Arrive at Matkham 11 Rktcrmsu. .. Leave Markham Nation, H ;>0o clock, A. M. C. 1>. cl it, i,nt 4* 1*2 ‘20 1 . 44 Rectortowu 44 1‘* ^ *<• Salem 4; i- r,:1 ! ^ piams m iou ;; ;; 4; Thoroughfare4> • *-*0 * ^ 14 Gainesville 41 l 4,> ‘‘ <s Arrive at Mana^-»s 44 - 15 . , M. M. WELSH, Superintendent. my 4—tf __ Office Orange ^ Alexandria K. LAo.,) Alexandria, Nov. S, ls>.)l. ) tationon this


ocr: _ ■ -■ _ FOR BALTIMORE.—The steam POWHATAN will rece»v< freight for Baltimore, on Fntlay and Satur da, of sack iieAand leafe on Sunday morning ■»" SOS4” 10-ti Jauuey', Whatl ; I ' .


ocr: FANCY B A SK ETS—Plain, Pamtad and Embroidered, a la ge assortment ju«t re eoitred. Clothes Basket* and Market Basket* for tale by JOHN 00 DEN. Cameron street, S0T 29 opposite City Hot*]


ocr: LOCAL ITEMS Receipt* of Coal by tbe Alexandria for the month end.ng 3fnh September. Toe 8. Cwt. Cumberland Coal and Iron (to. oo Alleghany Aiming Co. 3!5S us Frostburg Coal Co. Borden Mining Co. --in ^‘v) j 13,15-3 01 The Improved Older of Red Men turned yesterday, preceded by a hind of Alusic, to at ; tend the funeral ot Air. Wm. Scott, late a mem ! her of their order.


ocr: ( < 1 iuimne, bitter Almond Soap (frtnrb) Kef L*ead, by R. H. STABLER, N. VV. cor. _ King and Washington stitcr*. tCJ" Sign of tbe fiolden Bottle. oci


ocr: | ' • j ( I | BRILLIANT SCHEMES, TO BE DRAWN AT WllRlNGTON* Delaware* In November, 1853. GREGOR I &MAIKY, Managers, i Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.) 00.000 DOLLARS. LOTTERY lor the benefit ot the state ot i Delaware, Class 261, lor 1603; to oe drawn at Wilmington, Del-, on Sattuday, Ae* vtmber 12M, 1603. .. 7S number lottery—14 drawn ballo.s. SPLENDID SCHEME: i nrize of $50,000 5 prizes of $3,000 1 * tio 30,000 100 do 600 5 10 000 251 low 3 No do 300 \ do 3.353 &c., &c., &c. I icketi* $15. hlvs 7,50. qrf». 3,75, e ghths 1,674. Certificates ot pack gs* whole ticket* $160 00 Do do 26 halt do 00 00 Do do 26 quarter do 45 00 Do do 26 eighth do 22 50 36,000 DOLLARS! f OTTERY for the benefit of the State of IjI Delaware, Class 267, for 1653, to be drawn at VV11 niugtoii, Dei, Saturday, No vein ber 19 fA, 1653 76 uumber lottery—14 drawn bailots, .SPLENDID LOTTERY! 1 prize of $36 000 Z pri/cS of $2 ->J4 2 prizes 10.000 5 do 2 do 6,000 10 do L000 ‘2 do 4 00*» 40 do 160 do 3..000 296 do 20 &c, Ac., ®kC. Tickets $10—halves $o -quartets $2 50 Certificates ol pack’s*. M wh«l« ticket* »l 30 00 IX, do 26 halt do 0.) 00 do 26 quarter do 32 50 63,470 DOLLARS ! LOTTERY tor the benefit ot the State ot Delaware, Class L, for 1653. to be drawn ai V\ i lining ton, Del., ott Saturday, November '25th, l>53. 75 number lottery—1*2 drawn ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME: 1 spl'd cap i ui $63 470 2 prizes ot $7 000 1 spl'd pr zeol 35 00U 2 do 5,000 1 do 25,000 10 do 2,000 \ do 17.440 100 do ^ 1.000 v do lo.ooo ioo low. 3 No do 7yo c. ^ k " Tickets*20, halves $iu, qrs *5, eighths *2 50 . Certificates ol pack's* 25 whole tickets $200 00 Do do 25 hail do 130 00 Do do 25 quarter oo 05 50 1)0 do 25 eighth do 32 50 iflCgP'Ordcrs tor Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates ot Packages in the above splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention. a*»d an account ot each drawing will be seiu immediately after it is ovei, to all who older trom me. AJdress— P. J BUCKEY, Agent, oct 27_lm Wilmington, Delaware. fiLil S- liKIDUttS*. rpHE SlbsCKlbEUS having associated JL themselves together m the TIN, HARD ,


ocr: nxn’HK CITIZENS OF ALEX ANi>R 1/ X VA —I would respectfully inform the cit Zens of Alexandria, that I have moved lot hi Citv, to carry on mv business as a CAKPEI> TER AND ‘BUILDER, and am now prepare to execute all orders in that line. All work e» trusted to me, shall meet with strict attentm and on reasonable terms All kinds of fencti i g done at shortest notice. Shop on Heor mreet, opposite Mr. Tucker’s brick yard, jy ld-dly ALBERT H BRAPT. . - * c1 i- n 1* y


ocr: B , by Cazenove Schr. John Silliman, Pium, New \ork, coal by Cum bet land Coal and Iron Co. Schr. J. W. Lindsey, Lewis, Havana, coal by Borden Mining Co. Canal Commerce. Arrived, October 22. Boat Delaware, Cumberland, coal to Host* burg Coal Co. Departed, October 22. Boat [)elaware, Cumberland, by biostburg Coal Co. WASHINGTON AND ALKX J^hBB^ANDRIA BOAT—The fine, fast and commodious Steamer f/AJOA, leaves at the following hours. Leave Alexandria at 8, 94, 114, 14? 34, and 5 o'clock. Leave Washington at 9, 104, 124, 24, 4, and 54 o'clock. . . .. This Boat has superior accommodation? tor the conveyance of vehicle* of all kinds, with out the trouble and difficulty of taking out the horses, toy Coaches for the conveyance oi passengers connect with the Boat at each end of the line. JAMES 1*1 oct 24—6t Captain. —ALEXANDRIA AND WASH* A^3jg£lNGTON BOAT —The fine Steam er GEORGE IVASHISG IONy leaves at the | following hours: Leave Alexandria, at 7, 9, 104, 124, 24, 4, and 54 o’clock. Leave Washington, at S, 94, HE li, ^4, 5, and 64 o’clock. oct 21— 6t JOB CORSON. Captain VESSELS WANTED FUR BOS jSyEH^TON.—One or two goon \ KsSELS can have cargoes of Gram tor Boston, with <juick despatch* on application to oct 19 lOW LE & ( O. Liverpool salt afloat.—iow sacks coarse and fine Sa»t, on boutd ship trade Wind, for sale by . rn ^ 24 FOW LE & CO SHUT.—St) bags Drop and Buck Shot, tor sale by J. J. WHEAT & BRO S. OCt 24 _ _ IV'KKNH AND GENUINE OX MARROW £ POMADE—Just manufactured, and sold in tare at 25 cents each, by 3 * JA5>. KNTW ISLE, Jr., Apothecary ^ j3 opposite Sarepta Hall. r*f\ BBLS. Potomac Her rim; Ov/ 40 do Eastport do 20 do Mackerel oc?r lbd* todK|^cHELOeE°& SMU H._ OX DOZEN Painted Bucketts, 20 grace Matches, just received Irom the norm, and for *ale low bv f JOHN K. HENDERSON, r-r of Kmn fHfX 15 and Alfred streets. ETHEREAL OIL OR BURNING FLUID, 1 a full supply just received and for sale b) R. E STUNE, Diuggist and Apothecary, King street. oct 20 SEEDS -Hemp Seed. Canary Seed; Celery Seed; just received and tor sale bv JAS. ENTW1SLE, Jr., Apothecary. OCt IS_ opp Sarepta Hall. 1 Q DOZEN Hobensuck’s Worm Syiupand I Z, Liver Pills, f( r sale by HENRY PEEL, Druggist, oct 15 cor. of King and Fairfax sta. LACKPOMATUM, Cold Cream, and Rose Lip Salve, a fre*h supply, for sale by F J. LEADBKATER, }5 ao | S Stabler^ Old Stand, Fairfax at. irkA LBS. b-ei Ombro Madder, just recfiv* lfJU ed, for tale bv 1W HENRY PEEIn cor. of Rise *b4 ^13 Fmirfax-strttto. I


ocr: L A T E S T DATES London.Sept. 3 j Havre.> ‘pt. Liverpool.Sept. 3 I New Orleans. .Sept. 9 MARINE LIST PORT Of ALEXANDRIA. SEPi EMBER 16 Arrived. _ n n . ^ M I’l >cnr. L. w. i/yer,-. dumoh, iu am. Al dridge, and fre ght ior district. Schr. Louisa, -> New York, to borden Mmiog Co. Sailed. Schr. Washington, Rose, New York, by S. Shinn & Son. Schr. Leo, Snow, Boston, by 1 homas & Dyer Schr. Trader, Trader, N. York, by Fowle ^Schr. M. C. Durfee, James, Fall Kiver, by Borden Mining Co. . . , Schr. Kensington, Swam, Dighton, lo by Schr. G Hoffman, Marcy, Providence, coal by Borden Mining Co. Memoranda. Schr. Eliza Jane, Rogers, hen~e at York, 15th mst. . v Schr. Relief, Wh'pple, hence at St.John, Schr. Joseph Farwell, hence at Boston, inst.


ocr: \ j COMMERCIAL. Alexandria Market--August Id. Prices ot produce remained yesterday out much change from the quotations of previous dav. lied W heat $L0S. W bile W iieat $1.11 a $!.13.__ Baltimore Market, An; lo. [Bv Magnetic Telegraph] _ . . . _l Bates of Howaru street riuui vuu- mauc late 'Change today, at $'> IS3*—closing Flour was declining yesterday in New N orL.


ocr: _ fpHE $«(>• - ■ r VL«r ..elll A as«or!m«ni ot F»eiwb 1 oth*, ** ,nd Doe >».;.< Also, double united Uotos ?or'o»e>c-!*,!*. with • general mock of Dry Uo°fi, ^ hl4*CfJ *' C>J0HN H. BRENT. oc. -s — edit. _ BAKING MACHINE.—Another lot just reived, d.rect from the mar.ulactory, by l KKIGHTON &: MrNAlK. oct -)o [Send J cor. Kmg Si Royal sis.


ocr: _ ALEXANDRIA STEAM SAW-MILLS, Corner of Union and Gibbon streets. WE have constantly on hand, and for sale, a large supply of‘WHITE and YELLOW FINE TIMBER, and Eastern Shore WHITE OAK Orders for LUMBER SAWEDtoszes, - j ! :


ocr: Negroes wanied — i wish to pur _ chase any number ot NEGROES, either | in families, or single NEGROES A'so, me chanic- ot all kinds, for wh’ch I will pay the highest cash prices Person- wish.ng to sell will find it to their advantage to *ee me or ms AgentP before ihev sell- Ail communication* will meet with prompt attention if addressed to me, at this place. jy n-tf JOSEPH BRUIN. OX B8LS TAK, lor sale by ZO og? Vo R. H. HPNTON.


ocr: MAHIM£ LIST. .<• ,u | t.-H ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER 21 Ark iv K.r> Sfhr Saraband Ann. (hnobundro. Nontini corn ami wheat to Robinson *• 1 avne. Si hr Cormthian. Welch. Machodoc, wliea* to Rohm son M Fay* e Saii.kp. Sr hr. Elizabeth and Kteanor, Pierson, Ne-' \ or k. bv K'VVU'«V 1 o. -■■ I HIT---———


ocr: Step* AUenBoii! Mount Vernon' C^Utinls.—> oil are hereb> no itied io meet at i your Aimoiy, on 1 uesdaif evening* nt /nil/ pa*! seven o'clock, to complete soar arrangements tor parade on the lp*h. ordti of the Capta:n. WILLIAM H. SMITH, net 17—2t _Secre^'V.


ocr: £&£&!*&?&* ( araai C<?t?ii\i(*tce. Arrived, October J7. Boat AuguMa, Cuinberiand, coal to Allegha ny Mining Co. Boa! ( i*-n. Pay lor, Berlin, wheat and corn to D. X: S. Black lock. Departed. Oe?ober 17. Boat George A. aters, C .niberiand, by A:.:e* I th.tny Mining Co. Boat Ida, groceries. Xc.. from Mc»eign X : Chamberlain, boots, shoes, hats, caps, See , horn Wells A. Harper X Cu.. tor Mount Jack son, Shenandoah founts. \ a , Du ray and Greensville. Page County, Ya., and dry goods Horn Bryan, Adams X: Co., for the \uoey of Virginia.


ocr: OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFKK White 44 Hio Green 44 44 44 Choice G. P lea Fresh Beat Rice Painted Bucket®, nests Wood ware Brooms, Ac, Ac., mst received, and fo •ale by SHACK LETT A DYSON r


ocr: , j | j j j , , : j 1 | i ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. I'HA\ GE OF ilUV^^ ON AND AFTER UEDSESDAY, June b/, lb53, trains ( Sundays etcepted,) will be mn over this road, agreeable to the fol lowing arrangement. A train lor Warrehton and intermediate points will leave the Nation, corner of Duke and Henry streets, alb o'clock A. M. Returning, will leave Warrenton at a quarter past l o’clock, P. Marriving in Alexandria, at a quarter beiore 4 o’clock P M. A tram froio Culpeper to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Culpeper at 7 o’clock A M., arriving in Alexandria, at 10 o'clock AM. Returning, will leave Alexandria at 3 o’ clock, P. M , arriving in Culpeper at a quarter after 0 o'clock A daily Stage is running between Gordons ville and Culpeper, in connection with the Cars on this and tire Virginia Central Roads. THROUGH TICK HI S. To Gordonsville,.^ Do Staunton,.^ Do Lynchburg. IX) iVl ddlehurg.uu LX) Wmctiester. 00 Per order: W. B. BROCKKT'I, Agent, my 30—tf FURTHER EXTEJSSHLS WEST. M \NASSAS GAP RAIL KOAD. DAILY List: TO 11'LXCHL*>TLR .. rpHK PASSENGER AND b R K I . G H I 1 TRAINS are now running daily, (Sundays excepted.) between Alexandria and Mark ham Station. 05 miles from Alexandria, ami 4 miles only from the County of W anren, con necting bv Stage with Middle burg atthe Plains, and by Kemp & Tavloi's daily line, (via Paris and Millwood,) with Winchester, from Pied mont. And on Monday'*, Wednesday's ami Friday’s, (via Front Royal) w.th Luiay. fioin Markham Station . lime Table on A/umJ'sU'* Gap a an hooa. Stations. --...am Leave Mai !us>a> Station, 0 -t-> o c.ot k, A- * • I “ Gainesville ** y 50 11 i hoioughiare10 u-> “ Plan s “ 10 gn u Salem u Jo 40 u Rectoitown 4i to w Piedmont u H On Arrive at Markham 11 -0 Kktirmno r _ . U..... I ! r.O A. M laCcltC Miatu . . Piedmont “ 12 20 “ V.M Kectortown l* 12 30 u Salem k* 12 30 “ Piains u 1 00 t; Thoroughfare ** t tJO u Gainesville ;i 1 43 Arrive at Manassas 2 13 M. M. WELSH, Superintendent. mv 4—tf )kh< e Orav:n & Alexandria K K Co., ) Alexandria, Nov. >, I'M. } on this


ocr: FOR BA LTI MORE.-The steam" ^^_ier POWHATAN will receive freight for Baltimore, on Friday and Saturday of tu«A week, and leave on Sunday morning Returning, leave Baltimore every Wednesday ■ ^ S. SHINN & SON, my 10— tf Janney’s Wharf ,I


ocr: ORANUE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. CHANGE OF HOURS ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 1st, 1303, daily trains ( Sundays excepted,) will be uni over this road, agreeable to the lol lowing arrangement. A train for Warrenton and intermediate points will leave the Station, corner ut Duke and Henry streets, at S o'clock A. M. Keturnmg, will leave W’arrenton at a quarter past 1 o’clock, P. M., arriving in Alexandria, at a quarter betore 4 o'clock P. M. A tram trom Culpeper to Alexandria, and intermediate points, will leave Culpeper at 7 o'clock A. M., arriving in Alexandria, at 10 o'clock AM. Returning, will leave Alexandria at .> o clock, P. M > arriving m Culpeper at a quarter utter 6 o'clock. . o A daily stage is running between Gordons ville and Culpeper, in connection with the Lais on this and the Virginia Central Roads. THROUGH TICKETS. To ..** ™ Do Staunton..*3 Do Lynchburg.:7 ^ Do Middle burg,.. J ; Do Winchester.1 ’ Per order: \V. B. bROCkhl T, Agent. mv 30—tt _. FURTHER EXTENSION WEST. MANASSAS CAP RAIL ROAD. DAILY USE TO fPLVC/iA\STA'« rpHE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT TRAINS are now running daily, (Sundays excepted.) between Alkxanpria and Mark ham Station, d5 miles trom Alexandria, aud *» miles only trom the County of Warren, con necting by Stage with Middleburg at the Mains, and b\ Kemp & Ta\loi'r> daily line, (via Pans Millwood.) with Winchester, trom hed ,nont. And on Monday's, Wednesdays and Friday's, (via Front Royal) with Lurav, irom Markham Station .. _ . June Table on Matlassixs (nip Rod Row'. Stations. .. Leave Manassas Station, •* *25 o clock, A* M. 44 Gainesville 44 '•* 50 44 Thoroughfare 44 l'-> ^> 44 Plains “ 10 25 44 Salem 44 10 40 44 Rectortown 44 1 0 55 44 Piedmont 44 ll 05 Arrive at Markham 44 11 20 Returning. Leave Markham Station, ll 50 o'clock, A. M. u Piedmont 44 12 20 4* i. M. 41 Rectortown 44 12 30 44 Salem 44 12 50 44 Plains 44 1 00 44 “ *i Thoroughfare44 1 30 44 Gainesville 44 1 45 Arrive at Manassas 44 2 15 4' M. M. WELSH, Superintendent. mv 4—tf _ _ _ M»W Office Orange & Alexandria R. K.Co., ) Alexandria, Nov. b, l^Ol. ) Merchandize iortran»i»oitatioi« on this Road will he received daily'(Mm days ex cepted) between the hours ot b o clock, A. M., and 5 P.M., at the Station, corner of Duke Henry sts., under the following regulations: All articles offered lor transportation must be marked, and each lot accompanied b> list in duplicate of the number and descrip ot packages to be forwarded, and the name the consignee and consignor. Gunpowder will only be forwarded under agreement, and must be delivered at depot, on the mornings ot Tuesday, lhurs dav and Saturday, b\ hall-past 4 o clock. teb 3—tf W. B. BROCK El 1, Agent. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.


ocr: ALEXANDRIA STEAM SAW'-M!LL>, Corner of Union and Gibbon streets. \\J E have constantly on hand, and for ,a e, VV a larseeuppl) ot WHITE and VF.U/'VV PINE TIMBER, and Kavterii Shore WHITE ° IQ* Orders for LUMBER SAWED wsiie*, filled with despatch, and upon. 25J1CI1, * term*. SMITH 4 WATTLE5. 33—dtf


ocr: Harvest tools - Johnston'* patent Revolving Horse Rak»s Scythe Sneaths, patent and | lam. ti;st rate arti cle Hay Rakes; Whet S one.-, Sr-the R’flcs English Scythes, Cradles Sc, tor sale on the lowest terms, at the Aenrunural Warehouse, Fairax street, hy [jw ri) K S. HI t K. | JALNTS.—Chrome Green dry m O '; Chron e 1 Yellow, Verdigris and Chinese Blue, just received, and lor salt hv . ..... je21 J. T.B. PKRtt* ft SON MEIUNO VKOTil lot tMU* n. »<;' »•» *f jx /O HARPER fc Bli'.'.


ocr: /SumBERlJ^Nl) COAL - For sale bv \j cargo or car load, a superior quality for Smithing and ^team purposes. Orders ot the shortest notice. Address CLARENCE iRWfiTT. A Parker ije j5_if Vem (Vu! Co.. r*>i«tn street. VY BtAClt OAicv- *9 '"' shi• )e by jjildj PHVIi£ & vX?. ^


ocr: LD GOVERNMENT JAVA~ COFFEE— White “ Rio u Green “ M w Choice G. P Tea Fresh Beat Rice Painted Buckets, n*st* Wood ware Brooms, Ac , &c„ just received, ami lot •ale by SHACKLETT & DYSON


ocr: j j . ; f^OE SALE OR TRADE, Two Mn.cn ^ giving a gallon per day, each; r»*ieed in. a..d used to tnw * or will tr»de them for one that wiM give S gallon* per dav. Apply to GRIMES. Kee! he and Liquor oct i9 dealer. No 23, kng street, INFANT BODIES, with a new supeiv of ] French Needlework. iu*t rereive'l and for *je 0y >1 EVEN BURG & BROS , King ft., between Pitt & St. Asaph st§. oct 12 [Staodard-J


ocr: i i [Communicated. A list of persons who served as Councilmen from 17S4 to 1S05. under the charter of 1779, with the year in which they were first elected, not one of whom is now living. 1754. I D. Arrell, R. T. Hooe, VV. Hart-horn, W. Hunter, D. Rarn-ev. W. Herbert, R Conwav, J. Keith, ; J. Lomax, ; b. Shreeve, J. Fitzgerald, VV’. Hepburn. 1755. S. Arrell, P. Wise, J. Kirk. 1756. 1 VV. Lyie*, K. Townsend. 1757. ! J. Taylor, ; W. Duvall, J. Allison, J. Watson. 1755. ! S. Hanson, VV’. Paton, R. McRea, J. Reynolds, j 1759. J Saunders, P. Marsteller. J. Lorgdon, 7'. Porter. 1790. L. Weston. 1791. .V Hannah, O. Win*or, J. Murry, VV’. Hunter. 179-2. J. Thompson, VV. Wilson, J. Dunda*. f 1793. R. Mease, L. Hoof?, VV. Bird. 1794. R. R. Kendall, C. Simm«, C. Lee, A. Smith, K. Peyton, CL Denesle, J. Laura*ou, J. Irrioe. 1796. S. Craig. 1797. A. Faw. A. He wen, (L Slacum, J. Mandeville. 179$. A. Alexander. VV. Harper. 1799. G. Taylor, G. Drinker, J. V. Thomas. I $00. VV. B. Page, J. Kincaid, R. Brockett. ] SOI. R. Voung, D. VV. Scott, J. Deane, ! T. Swann, T. Vowel), E. Jannev. 1502. E I. Lee, A Janney, M. Alexander, A McLean, VV. Halley, B. Bryan. 1503. J. Hoffman. 1504. R. Libby. Cnder the charter of 1779 the voter* elected 12 Counciimeri, who assembled and elected out of their own body, a Mayor, Recorder and four Aldermen, the remaining six being Council men. These met in one body, and the Major presided Of the 12 Councilmen elected la 1774. seven served a* Mayor.


ocr: alexaNdkia ^team saav-mills, Corner of Union and Git/bon streets. WE have constantly on hand, and for sa e. a large supply of WHITE and A ELLOW PINE TIMBER, and Eastern Shore V\ HfTE OAK 19* Orders (or LUMBER SAWED to *■»*< filled with despatch, and up°n e term*. SMITH & WATTLES. aug 25—dtf _____ - ^ LOOK OIL CLOTHS, 4 4 >o ld-4. jo»t re cetved, to wbicb ^e invMe atteotlon. eep 22 O. K. WITMER t BKO.


ocr: NOTICK.—Wanted by a >oung man, who has been engaged at the business for sev eral yearn, a situation in a Mercantile estab liahment. He cau give satisfactory reconi maadilioai as to his qualifications, &c. Ad draas, Applicant, Piedmont Station, Fauquier £0. _ aug 27«co3l*


ocr: I F UBL18HK D DAILY AKD TKl-'VtUILY EY EDGAR SNOWDEN The ALEXANUKiA GAZETTE,tbrtlu-Country, is printed on Tuesdays. Thursdays^- atumays St7*scaunoN.~The Daily paper islurmshed a: 9 dollars per iiiuuiii, payable hail y**arly- j lie Coantry paper—tri-weekly— i> furnished for live dollars per anna in, payable m advance. Advkrttsino—Three insertions of one square, foi one dollar. Yearly advertisers atspecined rites No subscription received from the country, unless accompanied by the cash, or by a responsible name.


Polynesian. [volume]

ocr: . Chancellerie du Consulat de France. r Lt: UUiNbU Li de F rance a Honolulu, I , par un arr&e en date du29 Septem- V 1S53. A decide que la Chancellerie du insulat serait ouverte au Public tous les Irs de tl beures du martin a 4 heures du r, les Dimanches et jours leris exceptigs, Four extrait conforme, Le Chancelier, 3t-2l F. LETELLIER.

place_of_publication: Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii

publisher: [publisher not identified]


ocr: S X) u t h o ti t n Colonial Secretary's Office, - Auckland, 13th Nov., His Excellency the Liectksaht Govs-' directs it to be notified that a despatch has received from the Right Honorable the Scc" of State for the Colonies, intimating the PP by Her Majesty's Government of the appoint of Jons Wats os Bai. Esq, to the voir f , r . it...;;.. nnvrnment ut Colony. ' By His Excellency command, A5DBW Sisclai :;VS Colonial SecwtsC


ocr: FOR SAN FRANCISCO Direct!! The Clipper Brio RICHARDS, Master, will have imme diate despatch for the above port. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply u-i iiuaiuj. Honolulu. June 4. 1853. CP" The Zoe will carry the TJ. S. Mail, and will sail about June 10.


ocr: COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. stTlHARLESR. BISHOP having become apart y ner in the Firm of Aldrich & Co., the style of the Firm will from this day be changed to Al drich & Bishop. ALDRICH & Co.


ocr: I. D. GILXAJf. : '. T. C. SMITH. GILltCl.1T to SltHTH, CHAITDLCZIS AND GENERAL AGENTS. Shins suppUed with RECRUITS, STORAGE. MONEY. '


ocr: BUSINESS CARDS. "iESIAKING OFFICE. plain anjiooob SCCH AS Shop Bills Hills of Exchange, -Bills of Ladinff, Consular Blanks Blank Deeds, Pamphlets, Catalogues, Circulars, ' Handbills, ISITIXG, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS i Itiil Heads. Rried with neatness and despatch ,on d. M


ocr: BiU;S.lISJ5SS FYXKSIAN PRINTING OFFICE. ;piain-aaauookw -Job -ICCBAt- Shop Dili, Bills of Exchange, Bills of Ladinc, -; Pamphlets, C ttAlojaes , iircaiars. .Handbills. Consular manks, t Bill Heads, V ' Blank Deeds, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS Executed with neatness and despatch ,on literal


ocr: STEWART. A. 8MITH. EDMUND SMITH. SMITH, BROTHER A CO., ( late Probst, Smith A Co., ) Commission ittcrcljcmts, SAN FRANCISCO. - Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn A Co, A. C. Bossier & Co., New York. W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co., London. . - 6m-6


ocr: "lYNESIANINTING OFFICE. Jplaiu anfriancn Eookaniritob SGCH A Pamphlets, Catalogues) Circulars, Handbills Shop Bills, Bills of Exchange, Bills of Lading, Consular Blanks, Blank Deeds, Bill Heads, ISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Executed with neatness and despatch, on liberaltenns


ocr: SALES AT AUCTION. "'JlOJfSARBAt & CO., Auctioneer. BOOS ox SATURDAY' EVENING, November 12th, , Rooms of M. C. Monsarrat & Cowill be,. , .nlcndid collection of Books, Pictueres, Ra . Sale to commence at 4 P. M. : j&Iogucswm be ready. " v p. EVERETT, Auctioneer. tt-phTY NEXT, balance of Goods 0 N?etorian, and a large ass't of General Mer . 1,. ,,otinn mrim at 1 A o'clock A. M. .-.dJt al


ocr: IV EW HOTEL LIBERTY" HALL. The above House has been opened as a first class Hotel. No expense been spared in btting it with every modern conve nience for comfort and elegance. The Bar always be supplied with the- best of Wines, and Cigars: and the proprietor hopes by strict at tention to the wants of his customers, to merit shaie of the public patronage. JAMES DAWSON. Honolulu, Sept. 7, 1350. 17 ly 1 ' i1 J


ocr: STEWART A. SMITH. i? EDMtJXD SMITH. SMITH, BROTHER & CO., . (late Probst, Smith & Co.,) Commission illcnljautsi, SAN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, A. C. Rossier & Co., New York. W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co., London. 6m-5


ocr: CHAS. Ba OOODWIX. CHAS. S. HITCHCOCK. GOOD win & CO., Commission iUcrdjants - . BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, REFERENCES. C. Vanderbilt, Esq, N. York. Heatley, Marker tc. Co, August Belmont " A. r. Everett, uq., Honolulu. Deming Jarvee, Ilaq., Boston. R. C. Wyllie, Esq., " llowaid.Son&.Co., " Russell & Sturges, Manila. B. Davidson, Esq., agent, Messrs. Rothschild, ly Z San Francisco


ocr: CASTLE & COOKE, IMPORTC IS AND DEALERS lit -GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Near the Stone Church, On the corner of King and School Streets. H050LCLU. 4-ly


ocr: Eifilii: rOUIYDKY, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. THE undersigned will promptly execute on rea sonable terms, all orders for the construction and repair of land or marine engines, high or low pressure, saw mills, grist mills, sugar mills and water wheels, horse powers, gecring and general mill work, also castings for all kinds of machinery cither of brass or iron, blacksmithing and boiler making, turn ing, finishing and pattern making, and everything generally connected with the business. LUKE, MANN & WOOD, Rich'd. II. Bowlin, Proprietors. Agent for the Sandwich Islands. Honolulu, January, 15, 1853-tf-37


ocr: STEWART A. SMITH. x BDKCND SMITH, BROTHER & CO., t ' . ( late Probst, Smith & Co.; ) ilommission iitcrcljants, V SAN FRANCISCO. . . - Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn k Co, C, Rossier & Co., New York. . W. F. Weld St Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co., London. ' 6m-5


ocr: I CBAS. R. GOODWIN. CHA8. X. HITCHCOCK GOOD'WXZI & CO., Commission illcrcljant is. : : " - -: BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. REFERENCES. C. Vinde rbilt, Eiq, N. Vork. Heatley, Marker &. Co, Valp'o Aoguei tieimont " " A. r. Everett, Eaq., Honolulu. Deminr Jarvea, Iq., Boaton. R. C. Wjrllle, Esq., " Uowaid,tkn&Co., " Uuselli. Sturgn, Manila. " B. Davidson, Esq., agent, Messrs. Rothschild, ly 3 . fan Francisco


ocr: CHARTS JUST received by the undersigned, via a lot of superior Charts, of the North and Facific Oceans, extending from the Equator to 65 N. and 65 S. latitudes, embracing all the surveys and observations for the year 18o3, drawn and eneravea dv tnas. voptey, new ium. Nov. 22d, 1833.-29 " D. N. FLITNER. rmUllNING LATHE. A superior one for sale Jl POltTER k OGIjXaN. : Honolulu, Nov. 25, 1853. 29-6t. T II E KE Y TO UXCL.E TOM'S CABIX. Price 1.00 and THE SHADY SIDE, on Lire is aCncBTat cloth, $1.25. ' ' . iTvfi. i.-TOM'S CABIN, naner. 75 eentg. For le at the Polynesian Office, 3m 29


ocr: SADDLERY, HARNESSES, &c. Eight C7 containing Saddlery, Bridles, Girths, Hogskin Whips, &c., &c., ' r ' .;' Also, 9 sets Carryall and Buggy Harness, just re ceived and for sale by '' . . tf 1 A. P. EVERETT. .


ocr: SAN FRANCISCO NOTICES. STEWART A. SMITH. . - ZDMU3D SMITH, BROTHER A CO., . i' (late Probst, Smith $ Co.,) ' ; (tfommission , illenliant SAN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Mintnrn & Co, A C. Rossier & Co., New York. "W. F. Weld Si Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co., London. 6m-5


ocr: ?LYSESIA3f PKIXTINC OFFICE. plant aifi Jancn BooEani Job Printing SCCH AS Pamphlet", Catalogue Circulars, IltnJbills, Hill Heads, Shop Hills, Hill of Exchange, Rills of Lading, Consular Blanks, Blank Deeds, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS with neatness and despalch,on liberal


ocr: CHAS. R. OOODWIX". CHAR. S. ITCHCOCX. Commission ; JilcnljQnts, .. .. . . BATTERT STREET. V' SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. . RE FERENCES C.TaadeTfailt,Kaq,N Tck. Haatlay, Marker tt On, Valp'o Ahcom Beliaoat Damiag Jarvaa, Kaq-', Boatoa. B. C. Wyllia, Eaq., M Uowaid, rJoaJtCe, Boaaell Jc Starre, Maaila. a. Uaruison, Juq., agent, Aiessrs. ttouscnua. San Francisco


ocr: 1 THE BEST QUALITY , of . :. I III API IN ANY QUANTITY, '' : ' : at the ': - T :;LOt7CT.:;-PIUCE3, .. r ' ; ..; on. the , '''K33aar03ssO aattoaaag, ' f. L. X. TOKBERT, IICrrJACLw'EAST IJACL Cargoes bought on commission at $1 50 per ten or 12 1-2 cents per bw .-N-,.-.-... Enquire in Honolulu of A- P Evrett, or Makee, Anthon ft Co . - - -' . There is a greater proportion of the RED potatoes at Honuaula than at any other part of the potato re gion. 1 . : " "'z - Honuaula is the most convenient anchorage at the Hilt1


ocr: STEWART A. SMITH. ' ' '" ' EDMUND SMITH. SMITH, BROTHER & CO., , (late Probst, Smiths Co.,) . Commission ;iitenl)ant0,' SAN FRANCISCO. .. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, A. C. Rossier & Co., New York. ; W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. . F. Huth & Co., London. ,r. . . . 6m-5


ocr: RELIGIOUS NOTICE. rjn HE ADJOUKNED ANNUAL MEETING IL the Hawaiian Tbact Societt will be held on Thcrsdat Evekiso, June 2d, at 7 1-2 dchvv The Public are invited to attend. Honolulu, May 28, 1353. CANARY SEED, for tale by Also PIB mVlTS, just received and 3ra-3 T. MOSSMaN. J' UST RECEIVED from New York an invoice superior GOLD PENS, manuiactured by Levi Brown and warranted, for sale by 6t-3 I. N. FUTNEIi.


ocr: Importers and Commission Merchants. Importer & General Commission Merchant. HONOLULU. OAHU, nAWAIIANSLANDS Bills of Exchange on foreign countries wanted. Ao. 27.lGtf


ocr: umed the Honolulu agency of Oregory's Ex yj forwanj by every opportunity to Cal- rp r TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD ! ! 'HE UNDERSIGNED has for the present as- ifonuaj letters and parcels for the United States and" Eu e San Francisc0 ne -jjl also shortly be the receiot. by every arrival from California, of fhtf latest pewsTjapcra irom iurope. vac c uiicu . j y. GRE(iORY has the only Express running between New lork and San rrancisco via ricara sua. and is thereby enabled to bring intelligence through several days in advance of the regular mair by the way of Panama. ' . Mr. Gregory gives his personal attention io vna business in California, and is now engaged in thor oughly re-organizing his Express arrangement. ' A branch ot Oregory s Express is to oe esiaonsnea in New Bedford for the purpose of facilitating the) transmission of letters and parcels between that place and these islands. FRED. L. HANKS, U- io as me score oi . cpeucer C. SPALDING OFFERS F02 SALE AT


ocr: FOR NEW BEDFORD . OR -. NEW LONDON! ! The A. 1 Clipper Barque " BHERING," 376 tons burthen, Morse, Master, will be .espatched to one of the above ports. - For Freight or Passage, having superior accom apply to H. T. FITCH, or RICE & CO. Honolulu, Oct. 13, 1853 tf-24


ocr: FOR'SYDNEY calling at AUCKLAND ! I The Fine Clipper Brigantine "ROYALIST," 140 tons burthen, will sail on Tuesdav next for the above ports. For terms of freight and passage, apply to - -PORTER &OGDEN, or to , HENRY NATHAN on board.. Honolulu, Nov. 5th 1853-tf-26.


ocr: KI(illT & SMITH'S ; D l a c k s i t i) s - S I) o p V LOCK AND GUN SMITHS. ; UNION STREET, HONOLULU. !f . 11. LOCKS FOE IEOX SAFES MADE AND BEPAIKXD. 17-3m "' - ' : .


ocr: THE BEST QUALITY - - of r IN ANY QUANTITY; - J ' ." ' at the ' ' ' t . LOWEST phicks, ;n ....... - on the - L. L. TOiiBERT, H0XU1UU, MST MAUL Cargoes bought on commibsion at $1 0 per ton. or 12 1-2 cents per bbl. - ' .- ru ? - " .-3 Ewiuire in Honolulu of A. P. tverett. Or Makee, Anthon A Co. ..- : ' .-. . . -ii . l'here is a greater proportion of the RED potatoes at Uonuaula than at any other part of the potato region.;-. -"....- 1 - 1 1 onnaula is the most convenient anchorage at the Isltind of Maui, to get Cargoes on board. 1 ' 6ei-19


ocr: PORT OF HONOLULU. . J", Arrivals. Nov. Ii Am sh Vm C. Mye, Adams. Och, 1C80 wh, 1500 b. " II Am sh Braganza, Devuii, Och, 4o sp, 36o wh, 45oo If Ai:i sh C'aiavan, Bragg, tin Lahaina. . . Ii Am sli R..diu.tn, Allen, Och, Imi aft, 9oo wh, I2too . Krem sh llansa, Has.ns, Arc, 23o wh, 23ooo r.n. , " Am sh India, Miller, Uch,2-J.i wh, 3ooo bot e. ' Am ih Tanieilxtie, hockley, Oih, I-ioo wh, I3uoo II Am sh Jeni tte, W'e?t, Och, o wh, 9Km bone. . Am sh Brighton, IVe tver, Och, 6.h wb, 4oo bne. " Am scti Rialtu, King, 6 ds fm Kealakeakua. Aiu Steamer S. Ii. Wbeeler, 20 d. fm San 15 Haw sell Pfeil, Rottif., 17 d tin San Francisco. " Am ib John Wrll, C'rus, 55o sp, 2oo- wh, ISikjo b. lo Am sh Hellespont, M.mwaring, i;25o n h,5ooo . " Am sh Contest. Brewster, 12 d fm San Franci.-M.-o. 17 Am bk Kremlin. RogeM, 13o ds fm Btun. 1 Id Steamer S. Ik Wheelrr, Ellis, fm Lahaina. " Cleared. Xv. 14 Bk Rehekah, Town.-end, 7 ni Kong. . ' Ift Sch Ki.iho, Kins. KeaUkeakua. lo Steamer S. B. Wbeeler, YAli, l.aliaina " Wh sh Fabiuji, Smith, cruise and home. Wh sh .North Star, Brown, coast California. " Wb sh funtsville, Smith, crui-e and home. PORT OF LAHAINA. Arrived. Nov. 3 Bk Newton, Sherman. M. B., Arc, 7 o wh, IIooo b. 4 Sh Almira, Jenks, Eig., Arc, 5k wh, 5ooo bone. 7 Sh L.C. Richmond, Cochran, X. B., Arc, 7oow, 7 Bk Covingu.n, .Newman, War., Arc, 4:25 wh. 7 Bk Venice, farns. M. L., Are, 8oo wh, Io.ooo 7 Bk Antelope, Potter, Npt., Och, I5oo wb, 25ooo 9 Sh Caravan, Breg F. II., .Arc, 5oo wb, ouoo bone. 9 Sh Hellespont, Man waring, .My s., Och, MSh Arnolda, Harding. X. H., Ocb, looo wh, I5ho b. u Fk S.fl. Waterman, 7alI, Ston., Och, 2l5o w, " Bk It-tly, Rowky, Gpt., Och, 2o sp, 4oo wh, 9,ooo ." Sh Brighton, Wever, M. B Och, 8oo wb,5ooo " Sh Walter Scott, Collins, Edg., too wh. 6000 bone. PORT OF IIILO. Arrived since last report, Sh Thos. Xye, Alray, 25oo 5ioo b. The Daniel Wood, Tallman, had just anchored. report as yet. B. P.


ocr: atrw act l. sumr. - SDMUK SMITH. SMITH, BROTHER & CO., v- . (late Probst, Smith & Co.",) . (Hommtssion iilcrcljante, c SAN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, A u. ivossier at uo., iew xoi.. V. F. Weld & Co., Boston, F. Huth & Co., London. , 6m-5


ocr: CHAS. R. OOODWIX. CHAS. S. HITCHCOCK. GOODWIN & CO., fiommissiou illcriljants, . BATTERT 8TREET, . SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. R EFERF. NCES. Vandrlilt, Esq, N. Vork. Heatley, Marker &. Co, Valp'o Belmont " " A. F. Everett, Lsq., Honolulu Esq., Boston. R. C. Wyilie, Esq., " " 1 Uussellfc. Sturge,, Manila. B. Davidson, Esq., agent, Messrs. Rothschild, ly 3 San Francisco


ocr: t POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. Plain annllSaokaiob printing ICCUAI- Shop Bills Billsof Exchange, Bills of Lading, . Consular Blanks, Blank Deeds. Pamphlets, Catalogues , Circulars, JTanJbilis, Bill Heads, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Executed with neatness and despatch, on liberal terms


ocr: iVI.W HOTEL LIBERTY HALL. Ggsy.A 1 he above House has recently been openedas a first class Hotel. No expense has been spared in fitting it with every modern conve nience for comfort and elegance. The Bar will always be supplied with the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars; and the proprietor hopes byastnct at tention to tne wants of his customers, to merit 1 share of the public patronage. JAMES DAWSON Honolulu, Sept. 7, 1850. 17 ly. 'MM M


ocr: D. N. FLITNER, Continues to repair Chronometers, at the old stand; accurate rates determined by observations of the sun a ad stars, with a transit instrument made by Roskell, Liverpool. 'Particular attention given to fine watch repairing. Sextant and Quadrant Glasses silvered and - 6-tf


ocr: axiEZAIT U CO., cmp czxAriDZ-unir AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Ships -tupplied with RECRUITS, STORAGE. MONEY advanced for Bills of Exchange 53-tf-52 . . Lahaina, Maul


ocr: FOR SALE at the store of the undersigned : .Preserved meats, a Large assortment, ; Ready made clothing, : " "-.. Seamens " M , ' " . " Some superior Pictures ' . Perfumery, a fine ass'nt, play-toys for children. Music Boxes, silk ribbons, pendulum Clocks. ; Also Tea, sugar, navy bread, champaigne, wine, claret, sauterne, Frontignan, Yohannisberg, curacoa, syrups. IN BOND Abysinthe, Cognac, small bbls French Brandy. J. J. CAR ANA VE, - "" 7 ' ' : " at the large stone store Honolulu, June 4, 1853-tf-4 - id Marine street.


ocr: STEWART A. SMITH. ' IDMCND SMITH. . SMITH, BROTHER & CO., "( late Probst, Smith & Co., ) Commission iitcrcljcmt 0, SAN FRANCISCO. " Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, A. C. Rossier & Co., New York. - AV. F. Weld & Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co., London. 6m-5


ocr: mr w www mm r- m n v jljili, LIBERTY HALL. JJL The above House has opened as a first class Hotel. No expense spared in fitting it with every modern conve i . a IE m tor comtort and elegance, ine tsar be supplied with the best of Wines, Cigars; and the proprietor hopes by strict at to the wants of his customers, to merit a of the public patronage. - JAMES DAWSON. Honolulu, Sept. 7, 1850. 17 ly.


ocr: B.F. Bolles, S. Hoffmeter B. F. BOLLES & CO. ; (JTommtsscoti lilt rcljaiits, Ship Chandlers and General Agents, LAHALNA, MAUI, H. I. sairs ruaxiSHEn wmt eecruits. WliaTora hill wanton rm Mio IT .1 -c.. ' ' " - - v. j. oim AJU10IV. IST STORAGE ! ! FJ Lahaina, Mch 17,-ly-45


ocr: J.D. BLAIR, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Will practice in the various Courts at Honolulu and in the Circuit Court at Lahaina, he will also prosecute claims before the Land Commission, and act as agents for the collection of debts and the pur chase and sale of real estate. Conveyancing and the examination of title deeds promptly attended to. Office in French's building. tf-6


ocr: n 31 ii 1 1) o r i t n :Ay It has pleased the King to order that tie cele bration of the. anniversary oT the be not celebrated on the 31st Julyths year, account off the prevailing Pestilencv, - , s. .-f j i ' Palace, July 18,1853,' ' ;


ocr: pIvLYXF-SIAN PRINTING OFFICE.' Plain antunlKokani) Job printing SCCHAB Pamphlets, Shop Bills, Catalogues, Bill of ExchanSe, CireaUrs, Bills of Lading, Handbills, Consular Blanks, Bill Heads, , Blaok Deeds, VISITING . BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS 2ictuei with neatness and despatch ,on lilcraltcnn


ocr: ".' , v- t t t i tT5 nv TOT? wnRI J) ! ! rpHE UNDERSIGNED has for the present as- I . A v ITwinlnln tinmn of GreETOTV s Ea press, and will forward by every opportunity to Cal ifornia, letters and parcels for the United State, and Europe via San Francisco. He will also shortly be in the receipt, by every arrival from California, of . ... t v,.mtw the United the latest ewpapei uvu -i - . States ana uautorma. in nBpnripv v,.o Vie rmW ExnreM running . . x- v-v .mi sn Francisco via icara- gTaTand b Ibey" eied bring intelLgece Srough several day. in advance of the regular mad by the way of Panama. ' ' , " 7Mr. Gregory gives his personal tten to the business in California, and is now engaged in thor oughly re-organizing hi Express nsemente. A bVanch of Gregory'. Express i. to be t4hed in New Bedford for the purpose of facilitating the transmission of letters and parcels tween tnat vvlace and then islands FRED. I HANKS, 1 tf-l t the store of T. Spencer


ocr: THE BEST QUALITY IN ANY QUANTITY, at the lOTCSST PRICES, i on the L L. T(&BEBT, p.t'iimi! a Vast maul Cocoes bought on commission at $1 50 per ton or a-2 cents per ddi. Eoquiro in Honolulu of A. P. Eviett, or Makee, Tbere is a greater proportion of the RED potatoes cmuauia inan s any w"" y-' - r ' U. . ' ... iint andiorajre at tne ixmlnfT.; t frAt cargoes onboard. 6m II O DSESH HAWAIIAN BCTTER, EGGS, and A- cam. Also, z voi ; ."rT i -,T. DILLS OF LADING for sale at the Polynesian D office July 26 pST RECEIVED pe-brig MZoe" and for sale by at andersigded, cases of superior v-iar. a? 13-u-tf. VON UOLT & HECCK. DOR SALE by the Agent of the Hudson's Bay unnpaay, the following ury vooa, n " POTATOES


ocr: NEW GOODS II AS RECEIVED FROM SAX FRANCISCO JLsL br late arrivals, and offers for sale BLACK ALPACCA, BROGANS, OIL CLOTH CARPETING, Wooleu Carpeting, &c., &c. tf-32


ocr: STEWART A. SMITH. EDM USD SMITH. SMITH, BROTHER & CO., ( late Probst, Smith & Co., ) Commission merchants, SAN FRANCISCO. ! Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, A C. Rossier & Co., New York. W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co., London. Gm-6


ocr: F. W. ROBERTS, Chronometer and WATCH MAKER, Lahaixa, Maui. FOR SALE, 2 fine Chronome ters. Gm-41


ocr: MORT A OPPENHEIM, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, tf-24 SYDNEY, N. 8. W.


ocr: A. BSUTH. " ' EDMUND 85IITH. SMITH, BROTHER & CO., : v ;: (late Probst, Smith & Co.,) ; Commission iltcrcljanl SAN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn k Co, A. Rossicr Si Co., New York. . W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co., London. 6m-5


ocr: CHAS. H. GOODWIN. CHAS. E. HITCHCOCK. :: ,v GOODWIN & CO.,. ; Commission illcrrljants, r . battery stkeet. .'-v. SAN- FRANCISCO, CAL. R E FE REKCES. V. Vanderbilt, Eaa, N. l'ork. Heatlry, Harkr t Co, Vtlp'o August Belmont " " A. r. Everett, rjq., Honolulu PemingJarves, Fq., Boston. E. C. Wy Hie, Esq., " Uowaid,SonACoM- " Kusseil 4c. 8turre, Manila. . B. Davidson. Esq., agent, Messrs. Rothschild, ' .lv 3 . San Francisco


ocr: Pomncstan j, pnbiished weekly at Honolulu, Oahu, hawaiian la. fiDWlN O HALL, EDITOR. -. - Tl : . . TERMS. ' - Ooecopy per annum, in advance, ?6 00 - One copy six roonthsn adrance,- S 50 Single copies, '121-2 Rate of A-drertising. - -nesqaare,( 16 lines) first ins:rtion, $1 00 One sqiuwe (16 lines) each continuance, . 25 -M.if iaaref9 lineorless) llrst insertion:, 50 - u-if .ntnrft 8 lines or less) each continua., 121-2 Cards, Notices, &c, not exceeding one half , - ?qnare, by the year. . - - 5 00 -Cards, Notices, etc., not exceeding one aq 8 00 ; Teark advertising not exceeding one half - column, - - . - 30 00 vwlv advertisine not exceeding one col., 60 00 07 Yearly advertising limited to the advertiser's rmn hnsiness. Legal Advktibemests. Twenty five cents per !ise for the firstinsertion, andsix ana one tourtn cents fnr rarh subseanent insertion. rp-Sabscripliontotke Polinetianis payable invariably in advance. ' C7"AT transient advetiisenitnti will be inserted, unless rqxua. . - .


ocr: SINE SS CARDS. CTT nniWTINR OFFICE Jlaiu tinir Sancu Bookanir Job riiitihg SCCHAS Shop Bills, BillsofExchange., Rills of Lading, Consular Blank, Blank Deeds, Pamphlets, Catalogues, Circulars, . Handbills, Bill Heads, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Exscated with neatness and despatch.on liberal term


ocr: TO Hi: SOL.D! THE LEASE OF NAZARETH nOUSE, as at present held by Mr. Holdsworth. The lease is for fifteen years, from the 30th September 18-51, at she annual rent of $300. For further particulars, apply to MRS. HOLDSWORTH, tf-37 - t Rosebank.


ocr: I I - 'II . " ' . B US INE SS CARDSr POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE, j Pamphlets, 4Jatalogaets, Circulars, . Handbills, Bill Heads, Shop Bills,' r.Yt Bill of Exchange, i a ' i: Bills of Lading, Consular Blanks, Blank Deeds, ISITING, B'JSINESS AND ADDRESS Executed with neatness and


ocr: ; SORT At OPPEIf HEIST, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, tf-24 SYDNEY, N. S. W.


ocr: ssirra. idmund . SMITH, BROTHER dc CO., ' (late Probst, Smith & Co., ) : Commission iflcrcljants, SAN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn k Co, A Bossier Si Co., .New xorx. , W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. ' F. Huth & Co., London. : ' 6m-6 '


ocr: CHA8. B. GOODWIN. CRAB. S. HITCHCOCK. GOOD win &. CO., Commission iHerrljcmts, ' ' , battery street. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. REFERENCES. C. Vanderbilt, Eaq, N. Tork. Heatley, Marker Jt Co, Valp'o August Belmont " A. r. Everatt, esq., lioaoiuiu. Dfiuing Jarvas, Esq., Boston. K. C. Wyllie, Esq., " Ilowaid.SontCo., " Kossell at 8turge, Manila. li. Uavidswn, Esq., agent, Messrs. Kotnscnilu, ly 3 San Francisco


ocr: iKV HOTEL LIBERTY HALL. The above House has recently opened as a first class Hotel. No expense ba spared in fitting it with every modern conve for comfort and elegance. The Bar will be supplied with the best of Wines, Liquors Cigars; and the proprietor hopes by strict at to the wanta of his customers, to merit a of the public patronage. JAMES DAWSON. Honolulu, Sept. 7, 1850. ' 17 lj.


ocr: NEW GOODS I -arwia nrrrivrn -vrrr civ t?t vmc IU . . - wa,,vAovy by late arrivals, and offers for sale . BLACK ALPACCA, V , BROGAXS, V OIL CLOTH CARPETING, Woolen Carpeting, &c, &c. tf-32 '


ocr: JVUIU:: .".'TP ALL PARTS OFT1US uxui i f ' . t?!3 TJI.DmSIGNED has t the present hs 1 awnl ti Hoxtolulu agency of Gjory" Iws,tii ySl faswiard by erety oppoxtamty to .SoensiL fcstten and parcels for the Usuted States nWmlt. Tbovil . He will ahw ft,.y.erery rivsl from ' Me etest Mwjtuui- gem -&wpt,-"w J, U CSC tfTCs csly scares t IT5r ;Tis cA rrsdoo via gua, ssi is thsr-'ry sUsl ;U :t tteO iitil C li advance of the regnlnz 'lCrV?lJt Jx faaSoi to sslicj, rJli i y trsd ta Lj Cxpr. saseiBta. i n1Z3mz2ltxtLx Tzxom of t:.c7'Z?' , Jl. A A - -C 1 1 at the store ef T.


ocr: EX MATAXZAS AD FOB SALE AT THC BRICK SHOE STORE, A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Custom Made A boots, shoes and eaiters. latest styles, and direct from the manufacturers. Also Ladies, Gents, Misses., Bovs and Childrens hosiery of superior quality. 1S52. tf-13 J. H. WOOD.


ocr: A. SMITH. EDMCND SMITH. SMITH, BROTHER & CO., late Probst, Smith & Co., ) Commission iilcrcljcmts, SAN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, A. Rossirr & Co., New York. W. E. Weld & Co., Boston. F. Hath & Co., London. 6m-5


ocr: POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. Plain antr iantaCookanOob flrintins SUCH AS . , Pamphlets , Catalogues Circulars, Handbills Shop Dills, Dills of Exchange, Bills of Lading, ' Consular Blanks, Bill Heads, Blank Deeds, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Executed with nettness and despatch, op liberaltcnn


ocr: TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD ! ! 1"HE UNDERSIGNED has for the present as sumed the Honolulu agency of Gregory's Ex press, and will forward by every opportunity to Cal ifornia, letters and parcels for the United States and Europe via San Francisco. He will also shortly be in the receipt, by every arrival from California, of the latest newspapers from Europe, the United States and California. J. W. GREGORY has the only Express running between New York and San Francisco via Nicara gua, and is thereby enabled to bring intelligence through several days in advance of the regular mail by the way of Panama. Mr. Gregory gives his personal attention to the business in California, and is now engaged in thor oughly re-organizing his Express arrangements. A branch of Gregory's Express is to be established in New Bedford for the purpose of facilitating the transmission of letters and parcels between that place and these islands. FRED. L. HANKS, tf-4 8 at the store of T. Spencer


ocr: TVTOTICE. Proper application havinjr been1 J. l made to the Honorable Wm. L. Lee, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, by Paikauhale, for probate of the will of Kualu, late of Honolulu, de ceased : Notice is hereby given to all' persoae whotn it may concern, that Saturday, the yth-day of July next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon; is a dar and hour appointed for hearing proof of said wilt, and all objections that may be offered thereto, at the Court House in the town of Honolulu. HENRY RHODES Clerk Supreme Court. "Honolulu, June 11, 1853-3t-C


ocr: "pOLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. plain aulr Ifaius BookanUlob printing , 'j : siren At Paraph rets, Catalogues, Circular, Handbills, Shop Bills, Bills of Exchange, Bills of Lading, Consular Blanks Blank Deeds, . Bill Heads, MSITING; BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Executed with neatness and despatch ,on liberalterm


ocr: INCISNOTI STEWART A. SMITH. ' EDMUND SMITH SMITH, BROTHER & CO., . - ( late Probst, Smith & Co., ) t Commission iilcrrljmit SAN FILVNCISCO. . Exchange on Messrs. Grinncll, Minturn & Co, C. Rossicr & Co., N ew i ork. . W. F. Weld & Co Boston. , -F. Huth & Co., London. . Cm-S


ocr: COPARTNERSHIP NOngES ri AGUERRIAX CALIPER Y. The co-partner I 9 shin heretofore existinz under the firm of Stangenwald and Goodfellow, is this day dissolved bv mutual consent. All ijersons having claims against said concern, arc requested to present their bills for immediate payment, and all those indebted to the same will please call and settle their accounts without delav. HUGO STANGENWALD, - S. GOODFELLOW. The nndersiimcd intends to leave this kingdom immediately. 3t-51 S. GOODFELLOW.


ocr: de. it JAMES WHITTLT. Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society I The'anoual meeting of this Society will be held at Honolulu, on the 7th, 8th and 9th days of June, 1853 ; and all the members of the Society, planters, residents of other islands, and others interested in the smbject of Agriculture, Horticulture, or Floncul- ni V afimstl V rmuested to attend. - Thi Fikst Dat w ill be devoted to the reading reports, the choosing of Judges lor tne .cxmoiuon, tv,. -trv and arrangement of the Cattle, Products, etc-, and it is hoped every member of the Society aril! be present. VIjt thb EvEsrixo or thb Fiks Dat the Annual Address will be delivered by John Montgomery, Esquire, at the BetheL commencing at 1-2 past 7 o'clock r. M. ,The public are respectfully invited to attend. - r The exhibition will be opened on Wednesday, the second day, and it is hoped that the animals samples of fruits, vegetables, field crops, dairy pro- manufactures, etc., will be numerous, and frnr ttt-C creoii vj me planus. luquirtc.V Ntaas in former Tears, to add to the . . y. -BBV iwr1 "-aiaa a w (u t t-a V -' w - lad to orde, e delivered axhe occasion, by a liberal wers. be provided for Ue ex- 11 ( a neexpect a vessel out , u vuiunussinn nn tn.i. - . h eiTe in their orrim consisting of silver IL. t, - .. ae 0181 may get thei to nearly one thousand crylnformation rrarwvtln 1 buted at the exhibition. compete for premiums, i i -,. . . !" nere, win oe furnished 1 ce to the Secretary, L. O. would confer a great fa- ig attention to this exhi- rM. L. LEE, President. X V


ocr: 1YEW HOTEL LIBERTY HALL.. The above House has recently been opened as a first class Hotel. No expense ba been spared in fitting it with every modem conve nience for comfort and elegance. The Bar will always be supplied with the best of Wines, Lienors and Cigars; and the proprietor hopes by strict at tention to the wants of his customers, to merit a share of the public patronage. JAMES DAWSON Honolulu, Sept. 7, 1S50. 17 ly. mil


ocr: I I T w GREGORY has the only Express running bctween yew York and San Franciwo via Nicara thereby enabled to bring intelligence I fc TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD ! f THE UNDERSIGNED has for the present as mninl the Honolulu agency of Gregory's Ex- P. and forward by evc7 W1"1 to Cal: f n ,nd ptrCg for the United States and Vnrnnm San Francisco. He will lso shortly be n the receipt, by every arrival from California, of ihe latest newspapers rrom Europe, uw vmuru tStatea and California. ktcw ubs u auuiv .v6 by the way of Panama- .tttlon to the Mf. Gregory gives ms personal ttat.on to business in California, and is now engageam uor- onvi , ronraninne his Exnress arrangements. a branch of Gregory's Express is to b established in New Bedford for the that tMnimaunn f letters and parcels between tnat place and these islands. FRED. L HANKS, tf-48 at the store of T. Spencer. KUBtNSO, ULL, A-u tuuitsiuiu, painter. Glazier and Paper hanger, rori ft.


ocr: i r; . , Importer and ConimiioB MerchaaU. r; ."? 7 - ' HT P. 'SUOX7j:i ' ' .- Itiporter & Geeral Commissioa Merchant, - 2-HOKOI.UJ-U. ..: y yyr t it-. r r - OAHU, -J ' '' "' "7 ; . V: T k HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. - ifiUs of Excbangepn foreign countries wanted.... ,111, 27.16tf e- ' fi'tfS 1rr'-.'"'-r"TOV ROBERT C.J ANION., .1 .? . HONOLUUJ. OAHU,H. I... t. - - - II, UACKFELD & CO . . ' General Commission Agents and V SHXPZ CHANJ3LERS, i -i-BOKoi.Txi.tr,OATnr7H. Julyl6-tf-10 .;y j' O. P. SAX53XXJG & OOf i DEAEERS IN CHINA GOODlJ K'y.V. HONOLULU, OAHU, H, I. y ,,rvicBiw. ..; - - ahpobto " Oa hand aad for saI, Sugar, Molasacs.Tea and Ceffe ,.-. J. O. SPAX.DXX7G. Ship Chandler and ConmiuUft Merchaat, - HONOLULU. OAHU. - Constant on hand a supply of ship stores and ' acruita auited to the want of vessels visitiaf thia v .port, and for aaJe at the lowest market prices,, for - cash or bills of exchange on tue unueaoiaiea ana Kurope. .... .--r -... - - je--j SWAN & CLIFFORD, r tt.in r!kaniijM il Rfniaml Arents. ' "i oct 26-24 ly y y ''r "-" hojolplu. qahp. - ATTSTIII & BAOLE. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE HONOLULU,1 OAHU, H. I. . PORTER. & OCDEftV Icparters and Commission Merchants, - . CHARLES BREWER, : Commission Merchant, Referto ": . BOSTON, U-Si on Maxeb,-Ahthojt & Co. R. W. Wood. . '. ; I i jan4-34-y GENERAL C031!liSSloS MERCHANT. . it . 7 EONOLULff, OAHU, S. I. ' "ICS Money adanced on favorable, terms foi bills of exchange on the United States,. Eng-andor ranee : jl . 18-Gm . TIIOS. SPENCER, Ship Chandler and Commission ". , : ' MERCHANT, UO-fOLClU. 1 j'j5Mps supplied -with refreshments, prori-.isr-.oi-, sions &c., at the shortest notice, , on reasonable terms.' . .: .'vly-3' Wdaisus bixls -waxted. . v A'.A-Axdmch- C. H. Bishop J . ALDRIC1I & BISHOP. . "" " IMPORTERS AND DEALERS . In General merchandise. : -ai -- Island Produce bought and sold. ' '".'Agents tor the sale of the products of the Iihue flaaUtaoiu c - . tf-39 uv.e-U. LEWIS A CO., .-,;'' Importers and Commissioa Merchants. , L R. Mitchell, , . . Johj G. Lkttts, - . . . . . Honolulu, Oahu. .. . Boston, Mass. lyr 34, ; . . t : s . CASTLE & COOKE, IMPORTERS AND DIALEIS IIT GENERAL MERCHANDISE. a ;j -. . .. Near the Stone Church, On (Ac corner of King and School Streets. - . , , . . HOXOLCLC .! 4-ly Tl.COADT. r. JOB! C. BCXLIOSS . . tt. t. : R. COADY A CO.",' . Ship Chandlers & Commission Merchants. ' . '. , HONOLULU, OAH0. - KjP3hip (applied wttbrefrrthmeoti.proTUloDs.&c, at he akoricvt aotc, on reaioaaMe terms. ; li. Ji. Wante)f wkalera1 billi ea tb U 8 or Earope, for which moaey willb adranced on faTormble term. dec21y32 if c .HENRy ROBINSON & CO, . Merchants and Commission Agents ; t 27?ly ' ': : eoxolclc, h. l, .II r a r a m sr. a r ac w r a t Dealers in General Jlerchandire. f-.-6m34. :- -HowoLrarj. 1 ; 1 -' ' ' . v j J. .T. Waterhouse, ,-. .-.. ; 4 COMMISSION MERCHANT. " .And General Dealer in Merchandise, Wholesale Kelail. ly-21 P. MICHEL, . ist, r JDealer ia General Merchandise. A( (be French store corner of Nonanu & Marine . -.,.v.. ; ...i.. Honolulu. ;.49.1y' . 5 TIERCE ITEGARTY, , r. . WHOLESALE AND GENERAL. ' r , .. BO.YOLULV. OAHU. &. I. ' ' ' K. B. Money adraneed oa Teasels bound In the Cntnnies o IT. B. and on Goods consi(ned to JOHN R1CKARDS .ESQ., Pin st-, Sydney. . Acorsrrs dokxch. flokxns stafenhosst. DOENCn A STAPENIIOUST, -Geaeral'Agency and Commission Business, REFERENCES. Moatn. Dl H. Watjen tt Co., Bremen. . .. Messrs. Meyer a Stncken, I - v--v Messrs. OeJrkjhs Co. Jew Tor Jonn A- Parker, Esq., i v .r . GsxT Httsser, W, V : J ifori. tr-io. GULICK A CLARK, " Importers and Commissioa Merchants, " 4" " King St., Honolulu, Oahu, H. L O. . OriTCK.' A. K. CLAKX. Gcst. C. Melchers. ' Gcst. RsnrzBs. MELCHERS & CO., ."." General Commission Jlerchants. ' ,v . ia HONOLULU, OAHU. ,. tf 32 , RICE A CO., -.; ,.-.-;f. . CJeneral Gommission ITlerchanls, 1,1. ' ' , Poor of Nct-ast Street. V ' . 1- Money adranced on favorable terms for bills of .exchange on the United States and England..; . -H. .A W. DICKSON, , i; ; , i4 r Importers and Com mission. .Agents, tf-36 Honolclp, S. I. B. FBOLLES. , '. , . . S. HoFFMETER " V r' B. F.BOLLES & CO. - 'T; oiamis9tottfllcrdiant5. 4 .: Ship Chandlers and General Agents, ; ' LAHA1.1A, ALAUA, 11 A.' " - "iHrPS TTEXTSHED "WITH kECETTITfl.' '"' i-7 - Whalers bills wanted on the U. 8. and Euwme. ' BBjvpnnnBa fpwT-a atnea v . . ... oiuiiAUJi : i inaina, Alch 17,-ly-45 V;, : B. PITHAN, -' ' 'STROS'S BAT, HILO, HAWAII, ': , ' 'v .' ' . x:. Ship Chandler aad Dealer ia - GENERAL MERCHANDIZE - HIPS supplied with general Recruits, Wood, Ae, the shortest notice, and most reasonable terms Aactioa AUOTiouann. ; KOKOLVLV OAHtT-. H.t ;;, f jf May 14 1 r -';AJp-:la-BnBTTL..'.J jHUCTXOIJECU. March 1351 44h f Uawsliaa Islsndi. F. W.TU OBPSON ft COV ;; n tr 0txbnssns; ::: HONOLULU, OAHUj.:2.: .!;;9-ji JeeLia.iaaiycJ-.-: ewauanASianas,, TB."J5HOTT 8MITII, -K Z:"- U-. ( Xjbany. N..Y...s..,-.t .1 LTD D S.Q? H ; ,.','1 E" Office inTbrt itreet, next door to the Frenck U LVa. r , - " fi.l u Hotel . i "'i a-C ! J. , v. 8 PORTER FORD, : ; 1 f - r SURfiEOX - AND PHYSICIAN,: i f iriAwrnfiwti aT' HoaoLoi.Tr. i "B. ' Particular attention giv n to treatment of diseases, of the eye ana ear. - - " . , .r n i .. 5 J.-IIPPITT, . v '3 :.Attorney at Ltw, . ; tf.21 1 Lahaixa, Maul. w..'r : - J. D.BLAIR, rr r :'1S"'. ATTORNEY" AT' tAW1 Will practice in the rarious Courts at Honolulu and in the Circuit Court at Lahaina, . he will also prosecute claims before , the Land Commission, and act as agents for the collection of debts and the pur chase and sale of real estate.; Conveyancing ana the examination of title deeds promptly attended to. Office m French s building." -& RIOHAHD H, BOWX.IZT, - , .-t.a3--. HoBOlaln,II. I., ;.: -fTTTniXi PRACTICE in the various Courts of - Honolulu and Lahaina, will also prosecute claims before the Land Commission, and act as agent in the purchase and sale of real estate.' Particu'ar attention paid to conveyancing, and the collection of debts, both iri 'this kingdom and the State . California,' having a connexion witn a nouse in San Francisco. '.--' ' : -- ' Office on Fort. 2d house above Merchant st. tf-42 D. N. FLITNER. ; Continues to repair Chronometers, at the old stand ; accurate rates determined by observations of the sun And stars, with a' transit instrument made by Roskell.LirerDOoI. Particular attention given to fine watch repairing. Sextant and Quadrant Glasses silvered and adjusted . 6-tf F. W. ROBERTS, Chronometer and WATCH MAKER, . r.- T w f. " Matt. yfofrSALE, 2 fine Chronome ters, ' . ., ?m-4l; c.'ii. lewers, ; ' HOUSE CARPENTER, tc, ; . I . r : ' - PORT 8TEEET, HosoLtar, On the premises adjoining the French Hotel. CP All orders punctually attended to and jobbing done on reasonable terms. Plans and Specifications drawn to order. , '. ' : . ' tf-8 ': "C- H., NICHOLSON, : a cp 9 ua oa na ifaautDirg ; (EttaUahment opposite tite Stamen's Chapel,) . ' HONOLULU, OAHU, H. I. .: ' A larsre assortment of Broadcloths, Cassimercs, vest- lngs,- tjasnmere ana ainen jruungs, couaumuj . m . T" . ' - A for sale. - v. - r. : Garments made at short notice, in latest fashion. Tanas Cash on' delivery. .... Honolulu, June 26, 1852-ly-7 ' LAFRENZ A FISIIfcR, Cabinet flakers and Trench - I ' POLISHERS. HonoIulu.Nov. 1, 1850-m-25 . ' ' -' j. n;wooD, Coot anii li)oe Illanufatturfr, Shoe aad Leather Dealer. At the Brick Shoe Store. Honolulu, Oahu, H.I. ' Aug.31.16y - HENRY A. NEILSON, Agent of the N. York Board of Underwriters Office at the counting room of RICE & CO. MASTERS of vessels and others will confer a favor 'by giving early information of any marine losses or disasters occurring in the vicinity of the Hawaiian Islands, or elsewhere in the racnic Honolulu, Msy 14, 1853-tf-l :'!' 8. JOHNSON, zzousn c An ranTCEi. &c. FORT STREET, HONOLULU, Next door to Mr.' Marshall's CooDerae. ' All orders punctually attended, to, and jobbing done on reasonable terms. - Plans and Specifications drawn to order. -Doors and sashes constantly on EX COLORADO. Just received and for sale by the Subscribers, 600 dozens of Abbot & Son's celebrated pale India Ale, in cases of 6 doz. each. . r. , - PORTER & OGDEN. Honolulu, May 6, 1853-tf-52 ,r TJOTICE TO WHALERS, to call at Kawaihae. XM HawaiL Whale-ships touching at the Islands tor recruits can oe supplied with the following arti cles on tne snortest nonce ; . Beef, Mutton, Irish Po tatoes, Onions, Chickens, Ducks, Hoc. Geese. ktJ Ship masters will find it to their interest to call on r . ' MACY & LOUZAD A, at Kawaihae. Br" The above articles will be furnished on the most reasonable terms, -jn - tf-39 TMEW GOODS JUST RECE'D from Boston per XM . " Matanzas," and for sale by the undersigned : - Cases blue cottons do bed ticking,' do blue drills, bales bro. cottons; do brb. drills', do white do, cases denims,' do kip brogans, do calf do, do goat gaiters, do lasting do, do womens' shoes, do white L.'B. shirts do fancy do, do cotton umbrellas, do blue and white sewing cotton, do palm leaf hats. Case letter, foolscap and bill paper. Cases assorted pickles, 'do lemon syrup, do black pepper, do' eassia, do ginger, do Pimento, do Cayenne pepper, do oysters: . Boxes loaf sugar, half bbls. crushed do. ' Half .bbls. dried apples, bbls. cheese; tierces hams, bbls. vinegar, bxs raisins and almonds, eases water, soda and butter crackers. Trunks navy blue caps. Cases handle axes and hatchets, sad irons, cases copper and iron tacks, chest locks, hand-saws, cocoa handle butcher knives, cases mens' saddles, kegs assorted cut nails, rolls sheet lead, cases linseed oil and turpentine; in eans, bbls. bright varnish, blk. lead, white do. preen ' and .yellow paint, shoe brushes, blacking, hops, kc. BURGESS, " - ' DCOKSELLER And Agents for and No. 126 6 mos, 2 rrtvitf a., sarra. SMITH, ( late SAN 'Ex'c change on Ussier & Co C Rossier ; W. F. Weld & Co.. F. Huth & Co., CHAS. . GOODWIN. .u-; o7.. t . - ii- R E F E C.7Vanderhih, Esq, N.' Aitrtut Belmont " Demiag Jarves, Esq., Howai d, Son St Co., " B. Davidson, Jbsq., MELCHERS & following Two bluePrints, blue "Plain Turkey red Turkey red cloth, Fancy prints, white Blue drill, brown Denims, Regatta White checked White and colored Bleached Russian Turkey red hdkfs.; Woolen Poncho Blue, green, brown Whitebrown and White linen spool White and blue and Regatta shirts, fancy ootton Striped, 'white and '" Blue Cloth Jackets, Blue merino do, light II an kin coats, light Black cloth cloaks, Elastic suspenders, Cotton umbrellas, Real white linen Superior buckskin, Burlaps, empty bags, Men's shoes, ladies' Blank books, cigar Traveling boxes, ! White Agate Perfumed Soap, Superior Havana Best Pickles, Superior Madeira . Cut wine glasses, Superior table knives Britannia Metal tea German silver sugar B. M. Tea and Coffee Pen and pocket Razors on cards, fine White hont combs, "" ' Ivory back Combs, , Shoe brushes, horse Brass butt hinges,' Flat spring bolts, ' , Brass harness - Gimblcts, Scotch Double plane irons, :t Hollows and rounds, ..' Saw blades, cast -Large chisels for bead '. Kent hammers', ' i Assorted half round Complete assorted .. Caulking irons, brass Brass cupboard White metal do, Lead pencils, brass . Brass mortars and Do scales with , Swing lamps, bird .' Assorted walking Smit Meerschaum Assorted sea fish . Iron bedsteads, best Sheet iron, lead in - Composition nails, Pointes de Paris, Black, white, green, Assorted cordage, 3 Cooper's revolvers, implements, superior Percussion Caps. Honolulu, May TTj - COADY & JJLb' ing - i . . Cases Indigo blue cottons, cases two clue ings, cases bro eases Turkey Reds, red Blankets, cotton '.'"' Drilling Pantaloons, Shirts, Kegatta bums, nel Shirts, net flannel long wool Stockings, Cruemsey xroexs. . t - - Bbls. Hams, bbls suzar. half cases loaf waiian bief. bbls mess navy bread, casks bxs salt-water soap, sauces, cs pickles, cs meats, cs oysters, cs candles, bxa Souchonz powder tea, bags Sp. L molasses, bbls S. f t- f . .Kegs pure white ochre, Prussian Blue, oil, turpentine, copal niali, le &0. .;od : Asst'd sizes Stoves, handled hatchets, drivers, coopers' crows, butcher knives, sheath cutlery, iron tacks, cooks' spoons, coffee pots. 'V '" . i im . j porce' Pump, '' Pump leather, hooks bbls can hooks, mast marlin spikes, hand pets, binnacle lamps,' Jkt' . -' f .;' y-'ir-z Hemp cordage, 7 2' 1-2 inch, bolt rope, ratline, spun yard, Anohort aad Honclulu, Feb. 27,' ' JOTICli The


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ocr: THE BEST QUALITY of M P0T4T0E! IN ANY QUANTITY, at the LOWEST PRICES, on the L L. TOEBERT, HONUAULaeAST MAUI. Cargoes bought on commission at 1 50 per tan or 12 1-2 cents per bbl. Enquire in Honolulu of A. P. Evrett, or Makee, Anthon & Co. There is a greater proportion of the RED potatoes at Uonuaula than at any other part of the potato re eion. Uonuaula is the most convenient anchorage at the Island of Maui, to cetcareoes on board. 6m 11 IF,


ocr: rrn att T ATJTS fTF TTTP. WORLD ! ! ' THE UNDERSIGNED has for the present ss-; sumed the Honolulu agency of Gregory's Ex press, and wul forward by every opportunity to Cal ifornia, letters and parcels for the United States and Europe via San Francisco. , He will also shortly be in the receipt, by every arrival from California .of the latest newspapers from Europe, the - United States and California... -; fc , V;-. sTi . J W. GREGORY has the only Express running between New York and San Francisco via Nicara gua, and is thereby enabled to bring intelligence through several days in advance of the regular mail by the way of Panama. U V. 'Tj Mr. Gregory gives his personal attention to the business in California, and is now engaged in thor oughly re-organizing his Express arrangements. A branch of Gregory's Express is to be established in New Bedford for the purpose of facilitating tne transmission of letters and parcels between that rJaca and these islands. FRED. L. HANKS, tf-4 ' ' ; at the store of T. Spencer t n


ocr: RICHARD H. BOWLIN, Honolulu, II. I., TrSTTLL PRACTICE in the various Courts Yf Honolulu and Lahaina, will also prosecute claims before the Land Commission, and act as agent in the purchase and sale of real estate. Particu'ar attention paid to conveyancing, and the collection of debts, both in this kingdom and State of California, having a connexion with a in San Francisco. Office on Fort, 2d house above Merchant st.


ocr: D. N. FLITNER, Continues to repair Chronometers, at the old stand ; accurate rates determined by observations of the sun and stare, with a transit instrument made by Roskcll, Liverpool. Particular attention given to line watch repairing. Sextant and QuadrantGlasses silvered and adjusted. 6-tf


ocr: ..POLYNESIAN PRINTING OFFICE. Plain curt Jantn Book anb Job printincj SCCH A Shop Bills, Bills ofExchange, , Bills of Lading, ..i Consular Blanks, Blank Deeds,, Pamphlets, Catalogues , Circulars Handbills, Bill Heads VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Execute! with neatness and despatch, on liberal terms.


ocr: TO BE LET 1 1 together or separately ! ! - , , I1 HE STORES, Offices and Dwelling house la Merchant street, now in the occupation of Robt. C. J anion. Also, the upper floor of the store occu pied by J. E. Chapman. Apply to W. L. G&kxn, at the office of Robt. C. J anion. Honolulu, Jan. 7th, 1853-tf-3o -


ocr: rr 1TT.P1TJTS rVFTTTF. WOULD ! ! THE UNDERSIGNED has for the present as sumed the Honolulu agency of Gregory's Ex press, and will forward by every opportunity to Cal ifornia, letters and parcels for the United States and Europe via San Francisco. He will lso shortly be in the receipt, by every arrival from California, of the latest newspapers from Europe, the United States and California. J. W. GREGORY has the only Express running between New York and San Francisco via Nicara gua, and is thereby enabled to bring intelligence through several days in advance of the regular mail by the way of Panama. " Mr. Gregory gives his personal attention to the business in California, and is now engaged in thor oughly re-organizing his Express arrangements. A branch of Gregory's Express is to be established in New Bedford for the purpose of facilitating the transmission of letters and parcels between that place and these islands. , FRED. L. HANKS, : tf-46 at the store of T. Spencer


ocr: ' '; FOR VALPARAISO, f . l -r TO VCniNG A T TAB I Tl j"'" V ' ; If sufficient lnducemeTit offer, -,'.; .- ,The fast sailine Chilian Briir " PA- QAUETE DE LA SERENA," Larrag shal, . Master, . will sail for the above ports in a few davs. . . - '-" For freight. pply to . ROBT. C. JANION. Honolulu, Sept. 22, 18$3-tf-20 . - T. ...


ocr: Life A iJ AbvilRTISEMtENTS.1 TTkrOTICE. Proper application having been mad ; to the undersigned, one of the Circuit Judges of the island of Maui, by B. F. Bolles for letters of administration upon the estate of George W. Stack polo, late of I-ahaiiia, island of Maui, deceased : Notice is hercbv given to all persons whom it may concern, that Friday, th 22d day of July, 1853, at 10 o'clock A. M. is tho. day and hour appointed for hearing said application at the Court House iii Lahaina, isl and ot MauL JXO. WCHARDSON. ; - - - One 6f the Local Circuit 1 ' ' Judges of th island of MauL Maui, 1353-lt-lO : -


ocr: SODA HATER t THE undersigned having rc-taken his old Soda Water machine from II. Macfarlane, Esqr., is now prepared to supply hotels and bar rooms with this article in cilindcrs as well as for families, in bot tles. Shipping can also be furnished with the same article in chempagne, ale or porter bottles. Order to be left at the Commercial IlotcL - ED.HEEREN. Honolulu, June 17. 1333 tf 5


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ocr: stbwart a. smith. nniiraD smith. SMITH, BROTHER, A CO., ( late Probst, Smith ft Co., ) . Commission Jllercljante, SAN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn ft Co, A. U. flossier & uo., niew xorx. r. W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. . F. Huth ft Co., London. . . '. 6m-5


ocr: B. F. BOLLES, S. HOFPMITER . B. F. BOLLES A CO. : - Cfontraission fllercljantff, ; Shin Chandlers and General Agents, LAHAINA, MAUI, II. I. SB1M FORXISHED WITH RSCRUTTS. Whalers bills wanted on the U. S. and Europe. CP. STORAGE ! ! Lahaina, Mch


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ocr: . - EX 31ATAXZAS in FOB IlLt . AT THE BRICK SHOE STORE, A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Custom Made boots, shoes and gaiters, latest styles, and direct from the manufacturers. Also Ladies, Gents, Misses., Boys and Childrens hosiery of superior quality. Aug. 5, 1852. tf-13 ' J. H. WOOD.


ocr: EX MATANZAS AB POB (ALE AT THE BRICK SHOE STORE, A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Custom Made boots, shoes and gaiters, latest styles, and dire:t from the manufacturers. Also Ladies, Gents, Misses., Boys and Childrens hosiery of superior quality. 5, 1852. tf-13 J. H. WOOD.


ocr: POLYN RSI AN PRINTING OFFICE. PlVtn ani .fatten Book anl JobTirmtins . 1- .Yr '- .. CCH - ... i .: Pamphlets, Shop Bills, . v Catalogues, Bills of Exchange, Circulars, Bill of Lading, Handbills, "' Consular Blanks ' Bill Heads, Blank Deeds, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Executed with oeataess sad despatch ,on liberal terms.


ocr: STEWART A. SMITH. ' - 7 i KJNI SSlITH. SMITH, BR OTHER dt CO., ( late Probst, Smith k Co., ) Commission iflcrrljcmts, SAN FRANCISCO. ; Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, A. C. Rossier & Co., New York. W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co., London. , 6m-5


ocr: THE ORIGIXAL AXI) GEXl'LXE DR. TOWMSEND'S : COMPOCXD Extkact or '. 5 SARSAPARIMA- Improved and manufai-.tured under tbe direct super intendancc of James R- Cliilton, M. D., the nwt celebrated Chemist ' in the Unit l States. This medicine contains.all the vegetable principles which experience has proved useful in cleansipg the svstem from disease, and is justly denominated tha great punner ot tne Diooa nnu cu.- ai , rofi.l. - lEffects of mercury ' Ulcers, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Costivcness, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Consumption, Dvsnensia. piervous diseases Liver Complaint, RhcumatLxm, fever and Ague, ll.illious fever. Ringworms, - - 'Genepi aeouiiy Coughs and Colds, Xeuralgia, . Eruptions, &c. I . Dropsy Prepared and soid by Xostraud & Bach, 82 Nas sau street. New York. ' '. ' ' The undersigned have been appointed sole agents for the sale of the above Sarsapanlla, at the Sand wich Islands, and will bo constantly supplied with the above mentioned CUfFOIlD Honolulu, Xov. 3. 13o3-tf-26 . , '- r fOR SALE 33 Cases of Yellow Jfttal Sheath- IH 'it iat 9fi oi. 22oz. 2oz. 26 oz. oz. OS Coropoaition alls, 1 in. 1 i- in- t - ALSO - ... 2-K) Bnndlcs Hoop Iron, 3-4 in annlr to 1 8 m. 1 in. 1 .1-8 in. C. BREWER, 2d. -Honolnln.Xov, 16th, 1852--tf-29 A a, a vtrK BRICKS. 20,000 Duch, SlP.VW ess Slates 24x12. 10,800 Hoop for sale bv PORTER & OGDEX. 185a.-tf-30


ocr: v - -a A ui nuj v 111 ivl COtCVl 11 X . the Estate oi G eor?e W. Stackpole, late of Lahaina, island of Maui, deceased. Such as creditors, next of kin or otherwise, are hereby notified to be and appear before me in the Court House of Lahai- na on Tuesday the 15th day of November next, at 9 o'clock in the. forenoon, to attend the settlement of the accounts of tire administrator, and show cause, if any they have, why the said accounts should not be passed, and the administrator discharged from further duties and respont Ibilitics in the matter. : JOHX RICHARDSON, one of the , : Local Circuit Judges of the - . V-' ' ' ' . j 2d Judicial District , ' : ' Hawaiian Islands. . Waikapu, Maui, Oct. 19, 18-53 2t-26


ocr: MARINE JOURiNAL. PORT OF HONOLULU. Arrivals. Panb-b hk Concordia, RroTerjnran, 1 da fm 8. Fran. Ham. sh J. W. A. Lorrnio, Urnrwb'aeo, 170 da from Hamburg. Br ach Time, Chap, 13 da fm San Franciarn. Haw be Willielmine, Sailer, 76 da fm Hong Kong. June 11 13 14 IS Clearances. 11 Danish bark Concordia, Hong Kong. 13 Am bk Rehekah, Kawaihae. 14 Brig Director Piudea. Port Phillip. 14 Am be Emily Bourne, Lahaina. 14 Am bg Zoe, t'ao Francisco. 15 Am brig M A. Jonea, Lahaina.


ocr: NOTICE. ' APPLICATION having been made to the Hon orable Wm. L. Lee, Chief Justice of tha Su preme Court by Hannah- Maughan of Honolulu, for the appointment of a Guardian to Elizabeth Mawehaa snd Joseph Maughan, minors, of Hocohtlu, afore said : Notice is hereby given to all persons wnottt H may concern, that Saturday, the 18th day of Juaw nex t. at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, is day and hour appointed for hearing said application and all objec tions that may be offered thereto, at tha Court Housv in the town of Honolulu, aforesaid. HENRY RHODES, Clerk Supreme Court. Honolulu, I853-2t-5


ocr: ATIOXJilL HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.. BY LOUIS SIGALIS. A co-partnership has hereby been formed between Louis Sigalas and R. E. Wakeman for the purpose of carry ing on the Hotel and Victualling bus- tit he National HoteL 1 . tf-21 MM


ocr: SAK FRANCISCO NOTICES. A. 6X1T1T. V - - Z"" " . SMITH, BROTHER ; V V ( late Probst, Smith & Co., ) Commission iHcrcljcmto, . 8 AN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Gnnncll, Minxurn v, a C. Roasier & Co., ewAors.. AV. F. "Weld 1- Co., Boston. ' F. Huth & Co., London. ' 6m-o


ocr: U JJlaro aiii) "ISmraSMkaui Job SUCU AS Pamphlets, Catalogues , Circulars, Handbill'. Shop CII"V , n(r, wills of Lading, Consular Blanks, It 1 auk Deeds, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS Executed with aeatness and despatch ,on and Commission Merchants. Hill ,f


ocr: CI1AS. B. GOODWIN. ,- CHAS. K. HITCHCOCK.. GOODWIN & CO., Commission illcrrijant 9t , BATTERY STREET, " SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. REFEUKNCES. C. Vndrbilt, Esq, N, Vork. Ilelcr, ll.rtrr to, p o AueuM lieliuont " .r. tvmu, r-M-i"" "- Dvuiiug Jarvca, Usq., Iioiton. R. C. Wyllie, EiM., 15. Davidson, iisq., ageni, 3iessr. iwui.iiuu, San Francisco


ocr: SADDLERY, HARNESSES, fcc. Eight cases containing Saddlery, Bridles, Girths Collars, Hogskin AA'hips, ic., &c., Also. 9 sets Carryall and Buggy Harness, just re ceived and for sale by - - tf28 - A P. EVERETT.


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ocr: TO ALL PARTSjPF THE WORLD 1 1 THE UNDERSIGJCP has for the present as sumed the Honolulu agency of Gregory's Ex press, and will forward by every opportunity to Cal ifornia, letters and parcels for the United States and Europe via San Francisco. He will also shortly be in the' receipt, by every arrival from California, of the latest newspapers from Europe, the , United State and California. J. W. GREGORY has the only Express running between New York and San Francisco via Nicara gua, and is thereby enabled - to bring intelligence through several days in advance of the regular mail by the way of Panama. " Mr. Gregory gives his personal attention to the business in California, and is now engaged in thor oughly re-organizing his Express arrangements. A branch of Gregory's Express is to be established in New Bedford for the purpose of facilitating the transmission of letters end parcels between that place and these islands. FRED. L. HANKS, tf-4 . at tha store of T. Bpencer


ocr: LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS-1 TIT onCE. Proper application having been made to the Hon. Win. L. Lee, Chief Justice of the) Supreme Court, for probate of the will of KaalunvL late of Honolulu, deceased: Notice Is hereby givta. to all persons whom it may concern, that Saturday the 13th day of August next, at nine o'clock in thm forenoon is a day and hour appointed for hearing proof of said will and all objections that may bo oosrod thereto, at the Court House in the town of Honolul, HENRY RHODES. Clerk Supreme Court


ocr: MARINE JOURNAL. . PORT OP HONOLULU. t: Arrived. Jury 14. Chinese ship Hamilton, Keller, fin San Francifeo. Cleared. juiy 1 1. urn. srnr. I ime, inape, lor Uonr a.001 none 1 13. Am briraarine Orienul. Bisbee. Fejee slands.


ocr: VOX UOLT St 1IEUCK 17XPECT to arrive shortlv the brie Dolphin " E. Ej Thiel, Master, from ILmburg, with a cargo of English, French and Italian Goods, suitable for this market, consisting in part or - Fancy ami Dry Goods, French Silk and Satin. FashionabI e Clothinp, Hardware, Saddlery, Furniture, Superior Pianofortes Provisions and Groceries, Wines and Liquors, . Glass and Crockery Ware, Also 40,000 Bricks, large size, and 50,000 feet Pine Boards and Flanks. Honolulu, Dec 31, 1853. tf-34 WESTPHALIA HAMS, and California Pota toes, French Peas, Salad Oil, Sardines, French Mustard Saaterne Wine, Champagne, and Claret, for sale by 4t-33 DOENCH k STAPENHORSTV


ocr: FOR SAII FRANCISCO Direct 1KB Clipper Brio RICHARDS, Mastet will hay. h? f diate despatch for tfc "; . mC auove port. For freight or passage, having superior accnw. dations, apply " OX B0jKiT Honolulu, June 4. 18o3. 5 I IT tne oe win. carry tne li. s. JIaiL ln(t sail about June 10. ta


ocr: LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. All persons in any way interested ia the Estate of A. W. Parsons, lata of Lahaina, deceased, such as creditors, next of kin or otherwise, are hereby notified to be and appear before me ia the Court House of Lahaina on Tuesday the 16th. day of August next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to attend the settlement of the accounts of the adminis trator, and show cau.e, if any they have, why the said accounts should not be passed", and the admin istrator discharged from further duties and responsi bilities in the matter. .. . i . , jno. richards6n One of the Local Circuit ... , Judge of the 2d district, ILL suiapu, July 19, 1853 3t-12


ocr: W. II. FOLEY'S . JL M E It 1 STAB JLJE ; MR. POIJEY WOPLft kZ- tpccttoUf anBaae to (Iwt cit- 1km and truigen tmnidv Honolulu, thit lia Opel s aplesdid lAmy nd Vet iaarr EclablUhmeM 1 New York priariple, oa Kiuf StreeeV inBiediatalv oppoatM (ka For Tp, w ta ara will ba hmnd a good aaaortfuaat die Honca aad uotgva, amagaa, scab , y UorsM trained to MirawM. lloraaa will be kept aX lvtrj by tba mcifitb on reaaoaal la rrmt, and tba f rtataat atienlioa pai.1 to Uera. Tbay will ba doctored, if raquirad, wilUont axua charfe. BATES OY KEEP. Horsaa par wack, ea fr ia and graaa, oa. (naa aioaa. par day, (from moraiog till aigbt,) day 7 09 s oa sn 1 ao ay and aijhl. RATES OF HIRE. aHdla Horaa par da, . . . " . S. afternonn, . . . lion and Buf par day, ... J f m m u m aftarnnoa . .... Ott M . CarrUfa pf day, . . . .. . ! j , aftetaooa, . .... 0 Gantlemea wihin( td procara borae,caa apply at tba offlr oo) tba pramiaea, wbrra Mhinf baa bra waatiag la raader erary attaotioa to tboaa wnoawy tkroi bis witb taatr patrca f a. - v CARRIAGES caa ba bad at Toiei H LWary JaWd at mar boa in tba aibt, ibr ball, partiea, Jte. 3 a panoa f o aad return, if witbia city riiaita. 4 a peraon if bayond etty tim- iu. if-7 W. H. rOLXY, aplprojma. Honohiln, Jane 5, 1853. "BEER AND PORTER f , B F. SNOW baa received by brig Mary Aaa i Jones, from China, a superior lot ef INDIA BITTER BEER, and a small quantity of PORTER,' which, be offers for sal. lS33-tf- '


ocr: Bn .,2Uttljoritj). y y , Department of Foreign Relations. , Be it known to all whom it nny concern Monsieur Louis Esnilt Pcrria, having this resented to this Department his Commission he Prince Presided of the French hich is found to be in due form, he the Levi Emile Perrin, is hereby acknowledged Werof His Majesty, as Cosset or France I, Hawaiian Islands ; and all his official acts heb, re ordered to receive full faith and r the authorities of this Government. Given under my hand and the -seal of oreign Office at Honolulu, this. 6econd day cbruary, looo. : Signed as-.- R. C. WYLLIE. ls. Appointed by His Majesty, S. M. be Circuit Judge of the second Judicial Dis fict, in place of P. Nahaolelua, resigned.


ocr: (PARTNERSHIP NOTICES. DAGTJERRIAN GALlJERY.ThTcoartr ship heretofore existing under the firm of Stangenwald and Goodfellow, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having claims against said concern, are reouesteA to nnsmt thoir bills for immediate payment, and all those indebted to the same will please call and settle their accounts without delay. HUGO STANGENWALD, S. GOODFELLOW. The undersigned intends to leave thia kWdnm immediately. 3t-51 S. GOODFELLOW.


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ocr: IVEW HOTEL LIBERTY HALL. The above House has recently been opened as a first class Hotel. No expense ba been spared in fitting it with every modern conve nience for comtort and elegance, inecar win always be supplied with the best of Wines. and Cigars; and tne proprietor nopes oy sirici at tention to the wants of his customers, to merit i share of the public patronage. Honolulu, 7, 1S50. 17 ly. (si f mm! W


ocr: STEWART AV iXml.' i ' - ' ' ' BDITUKD SMITH. V SMITH, BROTHER & CO., ; ' ii ( late Probst, Smith & Co"., ; ; '.' - 0Iommii5sion iilcrchants, - . : . , , SAN FRANCISCO. . ' . , ' 'Exchange on Messrs. Orinnell, Minturn & Co, A. C. Rossier & Co., New York. W. F. Weld & Oo., Boston.-- " -: F. Huth & Co., London. 6m-5


ocr: STEWART A. SMITH. - EDMUND SMITH. SMITH, BROTHER & CO., ( late ProW, Smith & Co., ) iEoinmtssiou illcrcljant 5, SAN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, A. C. Bossier & Co., New York. W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co- London. 6m-5


ocr: CHAS. R. OOODWIX. CHAS. B. HITCHCOCK. GOODWIN &. CO., fiommisston illcrcljant Si BATTERT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. REFERENCES. C. Vanderbilt, Esq, N. York. Heatley, Marker b. Co, Valp'o August Helmout " " A. P. Everett, Esq., Honolulu, Deuiing Jarves, Esq., Boston. R. C. VVyllie, Esq., " Howaid.font Co., " Russell & Sturges, Manila. . B. Davidson, Esq., agent, Messrs. Rothschild, ly 3 San Francisco


ocr: STEWART A. SMITH. EDMUND SMITH. SMITH, BROTHER & CO., ( late Probst, Smith & Co., ) Commission merchants, SAN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, A. C. Rossier & Co., New York. W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co., London. 6m-5


ocr: F. BAKER, HILO, HA WAII, WILL PRACTICE in the various Courts of the Islands, and solicits collections and other business. Refer to Hon. W. " 1 Lee and W. Newcomb, M D., Honolulu, and Judge Masters, Lahaina, Maui. Hilo, Sept. 15, 1853-6m-20


ocr: THE BEST QUALITY of mnnii IN ANY" QUANTITY, at the xoT7 st x?nxc:a:v on the S3,3&tr0se3 rs3&9qa0 L. L. TORBEET, i;c::uaula,east UACL Cargoes bought on commission at $1 50 per ten or 12 1-2 cents per bbl. Enquire in Honolulu of A, P. Evrett. or Makee, Anthon & Co. - There is a greater proportion of the RED potatoes at Honuaula than at any other part of the potato re gion. Honuaulaisthe most convenient anchorage at the Island of Maui, to get cargoes on board. tm 11 POTATOES


ocr: FOTHTOES ; IN ANY QUANTITY, ' : - at the !": ',! K - --' ,tri' -. .- ..-niOO.rthe ..'r. .tsj. , R3aasSPt)qtS90 rjaaA(aa .1 "T'.i l IiTic: v.f 5; i::::mifl.:taST"MACL.: - '. Carzoeshouzht'on cfflnmisrion at $1 SO per tn or 1? 1-2 centa per oxuj y.... -rr. t-' V C'' Enquire in Honolulu of A. P. Errett, or llakee, Anthonsk Co..,-,, i .-. Thcra j a greater proportion of the RED potatoes at Honuaula than at any other part of the potato re gion. r r -,, -i f . llonuanla is the most conTcnient anchorage at the to on boara. . bm 11- MSI Ll)JA iXl J.


ocr: SARANCI A. SMITH." EDMUND SMITH. SMITH, BROTHER & CO., , ( late Probst, Smith St Co., ) Commission Ulcrcljants, SAN FRANCISCO. Exchange on Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, A. C. Rossier & Co., New York. W. F. Weld & Co., Boston. F. Huth & Co., London. 6m-5


ocr: i poTvXBSIAN PIU3TMG OFFICE. . Paia aiii Jantn iioolianii Jo6 printing teen A Pamphlets, Catalogues , Circulars, Han Jbilfs, Skop mils, Bills ol'Exchnnge, Bills of Lading, Consular Blanks, Hill Heads, Blank Deeds, VISITING, BUSINESS AND ADDRESS CARDS Ettciuel wiili neatness and despitch.ouIileraUenn U SIN ESS- CARDS;


ocr: IVEW HOTEL LIBERTY HALL. The above House has recently been opened as a first class Hotel. No expense has been spared in httin? it with every modern conve nience for comfort and elegance. The Bar will always be supplied with the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars; and the proprietor hopes by strict at tention to the wants ol bis customers, to merit a share of the public patronage. JAMES DAWSON. Honolulu, Sept. 7, 1850. 1? ly


ocr: 11. H. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Members of the Society, who have not paid their - mi i n ,1 . I -.- V. 1 1 ,n will Tite call and fettle with the un CCTi.'ne:!, et the store on Fort street, next to the ..nu m Trmntiartirtna' Nn. 4 em hand and WJilV J J . A hwu " T far sale, nrice 50 cents each : members beinr entitled D them without charge, Ui.U. vmluam a - . , , Honolulu, Dec. 23d, 1853.-4m-33 1 teasurer.