ocr: j ; j | ! ; , Country, lioground. to which w* invite attention. GRAY, MILLER Ac CO., mh 9 corner oi King and Water-streets. I FAMILY HAMS and CODFISH.— _ 1000 lbs. S;;gar Cured Hams 600 “ Codfish, just received, in store, and for sale by JOHN A. DIXON, mh 5 Post Office corner, BAGS, BAGS, BAGS.—80,000 Paper Bags of all sizes, from 1 to 25 lbs, just leceivd and for sale at manufacturers prices, by T. M. McCORMICK Ac BRO., mh 7 Theatre Building. KEROSENE OIL, FOR MACHINERY, superior to the best Sperm for that pur- pose—for sale by T. M. McCORMICK Ac BRO., feb 27 Theatre Building. BOLTING CLOTHS.—A full assortment of genuine “Anchor" Bolting Cloth®, always on hand, and for sale low by T. M. McCORMICK Ac BRO., jan 3 Theatre Ridding. CCOFFEE.—Twenty bags prime Did Java j Coffee,just received perSchr. Arctic, from New York, and for sale low. by T. M. McCORMICK Ac BRO.. feb 27 Theatre Building. JUST RECEIVED.—20 packages J. S. Lov ering's Crushed and Powdered Sugars, for sale by T. M. MtCORMICK Ac BRO., mh 7 Theatre Building. C10UNTRY BACON, BACON AND VENI ) SON.—5,OUU pounds for sale, to arrive Monday next. Apply to ISAAC PAUL, mh 7 corner Prince and Union streets PATAPSCO FAMILY FLOUR—Superior article for Families.iust received from Bal timore, and tor sale by JOHN A. DIXON, feb 28. Family Grocer. HERRING.—50 bbls. N. S. Herring to ar* rive. For sale by snh 11 M. ELDRIDGE. /a/v BUSHELS MEAL,just received, and tor * ) w sate by mb 6 PERRY. PENNYBACRKR X CO. p’ / \ f v SACKS G. A. and tine Salt, in store, • M )\j and for sale by mh 2 PERRY, PENNY BACKER (t CO. SALT.— Factory filled Liverpool line and G. A. SALT, for sale at jan 1$ HARPER & ROUSH’S. POTATOES.—100 bushels Eastern Mercer Potatoes lor Seed or table U9e. for sale by ! mb 3 _WHEAT At BRO. 1 iSACKS G. A. SALT, in store, and fy/ for sate by feb28 ROBINSON At PAYNE. OATS.— 1000 bushels bright heavy OATS, for sate at jan 1G HARPER k BOUSH'S. t1 LOVER SEED.—200 bushels Pennsylvania / CLOVER SEED, for sale by leb 16 WHEAT k BRO. 1 C/\/\ BUSH. PRIME OATS, in | /\ ) and for sate in lots to suit purchas* I ers. [teb 27] HILL. BROWN At PARTLOW. O/lA TONS WINDSOR BLUE PLASTER, / for sale at lowest market rates, by teb 27_ HILL, BROWN At PARTLOW. SALT !—2u0 sacks G. A. Salt to arrive. For __sale by [mb 11] M. ELDRIDGE. OARS.—3000 feet Oars, tor sale by mb 2 WHEAT At BRO ('lORN MEAL, in store, and for sale by J feb28 ROBINSON At PAYNE. MEXICAN GUANO.—We have on hand, a supply of Bro*vn Mexican No 1 Guano, analyzing 70.05 per cent. Bone Pbospiia'e of Lime, which we will turnisb at $26 per 22*10 Jb*. Phis is the cheapest permanent fertilizer in the market, a^td, mixed in equal parts with Peru vian, will produce a tfore profitable recult as a :rop grower. NEVETT & SNOWDEN.


Alexandria gazette. [volume]

place_of_publication: Alexandria, D.C.

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

publisher: Edgar Snowden


ocr: \\J ALL PAPERS.—/. P. CLARKE has re i \\ eeived a part of his Spring supply ol 1 American. French, and English WALL PA 1 PERS xkd BORDERS. mh 4 , • p i j i


ocr: HBRXELBY WARD, ATTORNEY AT IAW, Wakiuktoh, Fiuqraa Cotmrr, Tsaona. tF Practices in the Courts of Fancier a«4 the adjoining Co untie*. oet 30—ottf


ocr: A VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.—1 am /\ authorized to sell the LOT on the south* west corner of Princess and Water streets, 02 feet 0 inches front on Princess, and <2 feet on ! Water street. This lot is in tbe vicinity of the Fish Wharf, and opposite the Depot of the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, and has oa it a large quantity at SAND. suited for building purpose®, [ap 1<>—eotfj R. JOHNSTON,


ocr: jAiisa c. >Evrrr william sxowdeh. XTEVETT k SNWDEN, SHIPPING end COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Rumney * W> »*—V


ocr: ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON R. R. iSiiigMag -n 4ROM '1HIS DATE un il luriherno ice,the H cars of the Alexandria and Washington FJlroad will leave tor Washington at the hours of 8, JO l v>, A V. W and 4 P. M., connecting with a I ne ol Omnibuses at the Long Bridge. At the Same hours Omnibuses will leave Dexter a Ho tel in Washington, and connect with the cars at the bridge. BUSHROD W. KROBEL, 4 M,- v*—dtf Superintendent. lHSi FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. 1S56


ocr: 4 U.™NI)KIA AND WOo"uSTOc£^ Starting and arrival of Passenger Trains. Leave Alexandria at 7.o.» o clock, A. M. Arrive at Woodstock at ^ o ciot k, P. AL Leave Woodstock at 8.30 o'clock, A. >J. Arrive ?t Alexandria,at *d.lOo clock. P. M. sep —tf __


ocr: 4 "xANDRlA AND WOODSTOCK. Starting and arrival of Passenger Trains. Leave Alexandria at 7.0f> o'clock, A. M. Arrive at Woodstock at l o clock, P. M. Leave Woodstook at 8.30 o clock, A. M. Arrive at Alexandria, at*2.10 o'clock, P. M. sep 1—tf _* __


ocr: LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS. BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington* Delaware* IN MAY, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY A MAURY, Managers. 05,000 DOLLARS! I' OTTERY tor the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class O, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, May • 23 d, 1857. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 7S number Lottery—13 drawn ball°ts. 1 gr’d. prize $65,000 1 prize of $6,000 1 do 30,000 2 prizes of 5,016 1 do 30,000 5 do 2,768 . 1 do 15,000 109 do 1,500 1 do 15,iX)0 173 (Low. 3 No.) 600 See., Sec.% Sec. | Tickets$20; hlvs.$10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. ! Certificates of packag’s 26 whole tickets $270 00 do do 26 hall do 135 0U do do 26 quar’s do 67 50 do do 26 eighth do 33 75 37,000 DOLLARS! I OTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del j aware, Class 115, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, May 30th, 1857. 12 drawn Numbers out of 75. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $37,500 1 prize of $7,000 1 do 20,000 l do 4,102 l do 15,000 100 do 600 1 do 10,000 114 do 300 &c. Sec., See. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag's 25 whole tickets $ 140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 3500 GTORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of ea^h drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, ?. J. BUCKEY, Agent, _ - flf'l • TV . 1_ ap w iimuigiuii, Dciaooic HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac._ Handsaws, morticed hubs, iron AXLES, &c.—Just received by the sub scribers, a lot of very superior SAWS, from the celebrated of Henry which


ocr: TTOUSEKREFERS, LOOK TO YOUR 1N XI TEREST-By examining my atec* ot Block Tin, Plain, and Japanned Wwe. before purchasing elsewhere. J. S STANSBIRV, mb 3—‘in, No. 15. South Royal et. EXCHANGfToN KNGLANDin biUsef 4E £i, £3. £4, tad 46 sterling, payable St tight, lurtuehed by Mb St FOWLE, SNOWDEN A CO.


ocr: je 2 <$* H. COOK A CO . Sarepta Hall. OLD FOIL, Tin Foil, Dark and pale J Bronze, Metalic Bismuth, Thermometers, Ac., received, and for sale by DR. R. H. STABLER, No. 165, King-st., corner ot Washington, my 28 SHOULDER BRACES.—We have just re ceived, per Express, a lot ol Shoulder Braces, of improved pattern, for sale by J. LKADBEATER A SON. Stabler's old stand, Nos.0A 7 south Fairlax-st. 5 mo 26 xjrrooD's hair restorative.—a fun \\ supply of this invaluable preparation for restoring and beautyilying the Hair, just re ceived and lor sale at MILBURN'S Drug Stoie, N. E. cor King and Wash-sts. my 27 I^LUID EXTRACT OF VANILLA, for fla ^ voring Ice Cream, Jellies, Pastry, Syrups, Custards, Ac., just prepared and lor sale by Dr. R. H. STABLER, je 4 No. 165. King-st., cor. of Washington. I^RESH BEDFORD WATER, in bbls. and ^ half bbls., for sale by J. LKADBEATER A SON, Stabler's OKI Stand, Nos. 5 A 7, South Fairlax-st. 6 mo 2 G1 OLD LEAF, of all shades, just received I* and lor sale by .T. LKADBEATER A SON, Stabler's old stand, Nos. 5 A 7, South Fairlax-st. 6 mo 3 IT IN E SEGARS.—A further supply, just re ^ ceived from the importers which are of choice quality, for sa’e by JOHN A. MILBURN, my 22 ui oggisi. IJRESTON AND MERRILLS. Babbitt's. Andrews and Azutnac, Yeast Powders re ceived and tor sale by ' HENRY COOK Ac CO., my 23 Sarepta Hall. rpo LOVERS OF THE GENUINE.—We J have just received, a large supply of Im ported Cigars, different brand*, tor sale at STONE At CO.'S Drug Stop*, mv 23 No. 122, Kingstreet. OLD AND VERY SUPERIOR PORT WINE AND FRENCH BRANDY, war ranted pure, tor medicinal purposes, just received and lor sale by 1. WILLIAM BoV\ LINO, my IS cor. Fairfax and Prince-streets T\f EXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT, Rad way’s Relief, Davis’s I ain Killer, and Lyon s Kathairon. received, lor sale by PEEL, STEVENS k CO., mv 30 corner of King arid Alfred-sts. T TAXILLA BEANS, FRESH, ju?t received \ by DR. R. H. STABLER, No. 105, King st., cor. of Washington st. my 27_ BAZIN’S ROSE SOAP axp BARBER’S SOAP—These excellent preparations, al ways on hand, and lor sale by my 27 J. A. M1LBURN, Druggie. iBEDFORD WATER—A lull supply, just rc ) ceived direct, and lor sale by the quart or gallon, by JAS. ENT WISLE, Jr., my 27 Apothecary, No. i‘4, King-street. SODA WATER, with fkksh Cbkam Strips, for sale at the North-east corner of King and Washington streets, by ap2s JOHN A. MILBITRN. eiODA WATER, for sale by ) PEEL. STEVENS k CO, my 30 corner of King and Alfred-sts. CHOICE SEGARS, received, and for sale by PEEL. STEVENS k CO., my 29 corner ol King and Alfred-sts. nODA OR MINERAL WATER, at JS STONE k CO. S Drug Store. Call and try it._ [my 2*] No. 122. King-st. LENFIELD PATENT STARCH, for sale by PEEL, STEVENS k CO, my 26 Corner King and Alfred-sts. OW-S GENCINE BROWN WINDSOR j SOAP, just receivrd at MONK’S, l ■ j i


ocr: 5 “ Family Roe. for sale by my 20 WHEAT A BRO. JONDON PORTER.—Hibbert’a j Porter, Brown Stout, and Pale Ale, pints, in store, and tor sale by JOHN A DIXON, my 21 Post Office Mackerel.—Just received per Martha, a lot ot Nos. 1, 2, and 3 Macke rel, lor sale by M. ELDRIDGK. m y —lw _______ CASES MACARONI, just received, ) store, and lor sale by JOHN A. DIXON, 3 Post Office corner. -jyT s. HERRING, in bbls. and half bbls., i\ . hist received, in prime order, and tor sale KNOX it BRO. ' n,y o| No. 29 King street, I a i a v |)> / BOTTLES BROWN STOUT. J (./(J for sale by 1). A S. BL ACK LOCK, my 20 No f> Black lock's Wharf. I1RKSH NEW YORK BUTTER and ^ Cheese, just received, in store, and for sale by JOHN A. DIXON, my 21 Family Grocer. HERRING.—f>0 ball barrels, ot Choice Fam ily Herring, packed expressly for family use, for sale by HARPER A BOUSH, my 22 King street Dock. £ / v BBLS. NO. l POTOMAC HERRINGS, • II/ L.„..-I. \ lU. I ~ k.. f W \ J 13IIUIC l\rui y MM VJ ▼ PERRY, PENNYBACKER A CO. my 22 I / v / v BBLS. Rectified Whiskey; GO do. Old J \/\/ Whiskey, in store, and tor sale by 1). K S. BLACK LOCK, my 2^ No. 5, Blarklork's Wharf I)01' A TOES.— loo bushels Mercer Potatoes, for sale by je 2 WHEAT A BRO. 4 NOTH ER supply ol Eastern Herring, just /'V rereived, and lor sale by je l ROBINSON k PAYNE. Hummels essence of coffee, in store, and lor sale by je .3 JOHN A. DIXON. fUST RECEIVED.—40 bbls. prime Macke rel. Nos. 1,2. and 3. je i GRAY, MILLER A CO 1 \ RANGES, Lemons, and Pea Nuts, just re \ / reived, in store, and lor sale by my l‘.» JOHN A. DIXON, P. O. cor. 1)OTOMAC HERRING—GO bbls No. 1 Po tomac Herring, in store, and tor sale by rny 28 C. E. SUTTLE A CO. r t \ CASES MACARONI, in store, and for .)U sale by D. A S. BLACKLOCK, my 27 No. 5, Blacklock's Wharf. r HHDS. STRICTLY PRIME P. R. SU • ) GARS, just received, and for sale ly iny 27 c. F. SUTTLE A CO. v BBLS. EASTERN HERRING, just re • / ceived, and lor sele by my 27 a f. surrLE a co. HAMS.—GOO prime Hams, for tamily use, received and lor sale by my 26 WHEAT A BRO. BACON.—20 hhds Sides, Shoulders, and Hams, prime Bacon, lor sale by my 13 WHEAT A BRO., OAAA LBS. WHITE LEAD, just receiv ed,and lor sale by my 13 C. F. SUTTLE k CO. i)A BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES, mt\j uptime article, just received, and for sale by [my 28] C. F. SUTTLE k CO. BBLS. LINSEED OIL, in store, and for sale p) by [my 13] C. F. SUTTLE k CO.__ v BBLS. SYRUP, in store, and for sale by


ocr: N K.—Persons in want of SAND for Building or other purposes can be supplied short notice from my Bank, by leaving orders my dwelling or Lime Kiln, or at the Cooper of Mr. Jos. Cawood, corner 01 Water and streets. oct 29-eoM* _ THOMAS SMITH. JOB PRINTING executed, with despatch, at this Office.


ocr: ~UMMEL’S ESSENCE OF COFFK^ store, and lor sale by 3 JOHN A. DIXOtf.


ocr: BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN MARCH, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendent e of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY * MAURY, Managers. 37.5UO DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 58, for 1857, to be draw n at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, March 21 st, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 1 prize of $37,500 1 prize of $3,000 1 do 20.000 1 do 2,500 1 do 12.5U0 1 do 1,647 1 do 7,500 50 do 1000 1 do 5,000 50 do 500 1 do 4,000 111 do 250 &c.. Ac., Ac. Whole Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quar. $2 50. Certificates ol packag e. 25 whole tickets$140 0C Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 67,097 DOLLARS! I" OTTERY for the benefit of the State of 1 a Delaw are, Class M, for 1857, to be drawn atWilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Match 2 8/A, 1857. 78 number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 gr‘d. prize $67,097 2 prizes of $7,500 2 do 30,000 2 do 5,000 2 do 20,000 100 do 1.000 2 do 15,000 173 do 500 2 do 10.000 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets$20; hlvs.$lO; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag'siO w hole tickets $270 00 do do 26 half do 135 00 do do 26 quar's do 67 50 do do 2*) eighth do 33 75 iy ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, feb 27—lrn Wilmington. Delaware


ocr: 1 I j LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS. BRILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drown at Wilmington, Delaware, IN SEPTEMBER, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commis tioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY A MAURY, Managers. 50,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 201, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Salut day, September 12/A, 1857. 75 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 gr'd prize $50,090 1 prize of $3,102 1 spl’d do 20,000 20 prizes of 1,500 1 prize of 15,000 20 do 1,099 1 do 19,900 40 do 500 1 do 5,090 277 do 290 l do 4.000 Ac. Ac., Ac. Tick's $15; hlfs. $7.50; quar. $3.75; eigh.$1.87$ Certificates of packages. 25 wle tickets, $180 99 Do do 25 half do 90 00 Do do 25 quar. do 45 00 Do do 25 eigh. do 22 50 35,133 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class 297, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, September 19/A, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. I prize of $35,133 29 prizes of $159 29 do 4.000 39 do 250 10 do 2,000 129 do 200 10 do 1.590 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets $10—Hahes $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag's. 25 wle tickets, $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quar. do 35 00 65,000 DOLLARS! OTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class S, for 1857, to be drawn atWilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Septem ber 26/A, 1857. 78 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr’d. prize $65,no0 5 prizes of $4,000 1 do 25,000 5 do 3,000 1 do 29,900 10 do 2,000 1 do 14,900 100 do 750 1 do 7,3h0 239 do 500 Ac., Ac., Ac. Tickets$20; hlvs.$10; qrs.$5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets $260 09 do do 26 half do 139 90 do do 26 quar's do 65 00 do do 26 eighth do 32 59 REORDERS for Tickets ami Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of ea<*h drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order Ait v\ t nitnirmr a_a iroru me. Auuress, i.*». ouv^ivr-x,rvgem, aug 27—1 m Wilmington, Delaware nWAN A CO S LOTTERIES!—NEW JND ^ BRILLIJNT SCHEME!!—Capital Prize $60,000!!!—The follow ing Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN & (30., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, in each of their Lot teries tor September, 1857, at Augusta, Georgia, to which city they have removed their princi pal Olfice. Class 52, to be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga., in public, on Saturday, September 5th, 1857.


ocr: EG ROES WANTED.—1 wish to purchase any number oi NEGROES, tor which will pay liberal price#. Those wishing toad! will do well to call on me before selling, at m] old stand, at West End, Alexandria, Va. ^ u—dtf JOSEPH BRUIN. [ l t f


ocr: Alf ALL PAPERS.—/. P. CLARKE has re j W ceived a part of his Spring supply ol American. French, and English WALL PA i PERS BORDERS. ' »k * ' : |


ocr: SSAHlfiiJfe* LIST* POUT OK ALKX AVPRIA—SKPTEMKKK 1 Memoranda Srhr. Ring Dove, Palmer, cleared at Phila delphia, for this port, 29th u:t. Schr. iram Smith, cleared at Newport, R. I., for this port. 2Kth nit


ocr: B KILLIANT SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware) : ix may, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Cotnmis gioners appointed by the Governor. : _ GREGORY dz, 2IAVRY, Managers. 3S,000 DOLLARS! y OTTERY tor the benefit of the State of Del .1 J aware, Class 104. for 1857. to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday. May 10/A, 1857. i 78 number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. j RICH SCHEME. j 1 prize of $38,000 1 prize of $4,500 l do 20,230 1 do 4,500 j 1 do 10,000 4 prizes of 2.000 1 do 10.000 15 do 1,000 1 do 7,500 15 do 500 1 do 7,5uC 15 do 400 1 do 5,000 25 do 300 1 do 5,000 202 250 &c., bte., &e. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates ol packag’s. 26 wle tickets, $140 00 Do do 26 half do 70 00 Do do 20 quar. do 35 00 65,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class O, lor 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Muy 23rf, 1857. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 78 number Lottery—13 drawn ballets. 1 gr*d. prize $65.noo 1 prize of $6,000 1 do 30,000 2 prizes of 5,016 1 do 30,000 5 do 2,768 ’ 1 do 15,000 100 do 1,500 j 1 do 15.000 173 (Low. 3 No) 600 &r., &c., bcc. Tickets $20; hlvs. $10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag’s 26 whole tickets $270 00 do do 26 half do 135 00 do do 26 quar’s do 67 50 i do do 26 eighth do 33 75 j 37,000 DOLLARS! I OTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del* ; j aware. Class 115. for 1857, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, May 30th, 1857. 12 drawn Numbers out of 75. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $37,500 1 prize of $7,000 1 do 20,000 l do 4,102 1 do 15,000 100 do 600 1 do 10,000 114 do 300 8iC. biC.. biC. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag's 25 whole tickets $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quarter do 35 00 {^ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer- | tilicates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot- j teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of ea^h drawing will be se*it ' immediately alter it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BCCKEY, Agent, ap 27—!m Wilmington, Delaware j HARDWARE, CPTLERY, fcc. Handsaws, morticed hubs iron AXLES, Ac.—Just received by the sub SAWS, from the


ocr: v BBLS. Rectified Whiskey 25 bbls. Old Ry» Whiskey 10 “ French Brandy 10 M Apple Brandv, for sale by mh 11 KINCHELOE A BRUIN HERRING.—50 bbU.N.S. Herring to a riv>. For sale by nmll M. EL1>RID«.F SALT !—200 sacks G. A. Salt to arnte Fu< sale by [mh 11] M. ELDKIDGL


ocr: Dittos, CHKMICALS* COLLECTOR’S SALE. iitiit BK EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE, to the highest bidder, on Thuttday. December. \\ 17/A. 1 >77. at the Town House, the following LOTS and parts ol LOIS hereinaltei mentioned, situated, lying, and being in Georgetown, D. C„ or so many thereof as may be necessary to satHy the Corporation of Georgetown. D C . for 1 axes due on them respective- | ly lor ttie year annexed, with costs and charges. Sale to commence at I- o clock, M. lcrms , ca<*h. ___ IN WHOSE NAME ASSESSED. James i'lagett s heirs, lot *0, P. B. 1. ami D s addition. t'*<» te^t. north side Bridge street. Gabriel Duvall s lo irs, lot 2*1, B. and H. addition, lo: teet. south side Madison street... Gabriel Duvall s heirs, northwest pt., Threlkeld's square. IgU teet. east side Fayette street... Do. do. do. uo John Hove? heirs, lot 3‘J, P. B. 1. and Ds addition, M leet east side Warren street. B„zd and Ignatia- Waters, north pt. lot 221, K. and H addition, ;V.» »»-l2 teet, west side Market street. Hannah I’argey and others, pt. lot 44, O. G. T., 40 teet east side Potomac street. Do. do. do. do. John Dee. east lot 2 1. D. D. ami C. addition. *2S 012 teet. west side Montgomery street. John Dee. pt. lot 25, l>. L. and C. addition, 43 leet west side Montgomery street. John Lee. pt. lot 3h. D L. and addition, 30 teet west side Gieen street.. . John Dee. pt. lot 33, D. L. and C. addition, 30 teet west side GieeJi street. (ieoi getown, l>. D , sep 2G—lawtd \ear lor which' ^sseg8nients. l Taxes. taxes are uue. , 1806 $170 , $1 40 | 1800 3o0 j 2 40 ' 1 ' 1800 OuO ■ 4 00 I 1806 , Front-loot lax 00 UO ! i 1806 j 200 | 1 60 1806 I 200 I 2 36 j | ! 1S06 i 2-0thsof 4.000 12 80 : 1806 Front-foot tax 20 24 I 1806 200 1 60 1806 300 : 2 40 j 1806 | 300 I 2 80 1806 300 - 1 2 40 (\ V SHKKKLL. (oil M-*or


ocr: KIRK INSURANCE NOTIC E*, *e. j ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY*, Cr?ARLOTTW*mi,K, VA. Cash Capital and Surplus $105,000. WM. T. EARLY, Pres : Jse. Wood, Jr., Secretary. directors. B. H. Magruder, Dr. J. L. Cabell,. Dr. M. L. Anderson, Prof. J. P Holcomb, R. W. N. Nowland, Thos. L. Farish, B. C. Flannagan. James Hart. FIRE INSURANCE, n town or country, may be effected with this Company or the most reasonable t*rms. I3T Losses promptly adjusted and paid. F. A. MARBURY, Agent for Alexandria, ap 13—tf Slave Life Insurance, rilHK ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COM. J PANY, with capital and surplus of CM) continues to, insure SLAY'ES from one to four years, on the most favorable terms. r. A. MARBURY, Agent, Alexandria, \\ Dr. F. J. Murphy, Medical Examiner, ap 13—tf fjlHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF j ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure againgt fire, gentrally, in Town and Country as her?, tofore. on the most reasonable terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Gover, President. Dwight Metcalf, John B. Daingerfie'.d. William Gregory, Edward S. Hough, Robert Jamiesou, James P. Smith, Thomas R. Keith, Robert G. Violett. William H. Fowle, Thomas McCoimirk. John H. Brent, Office hours from 9 to 1 J. and from 2$ to 3$ o’clock. C. W. YYfATTLES, Secretary. Office on King street, near St. Asaph, i nov 10—d! y THE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPA NY OF ALEXANDRIA.—No. 11, south F airfax street, next door to J Leadbeatei s Drug Store—where they will be pleased to receive » offers for either Fire o£ Marine Insurance. President—Samuel Miller. Dtukctoub Wm. N. McVeigh, Robert S. Ashby, Lewis McKenzie, NathanielBoush. Cassius F. Lee, Benjamin Barton, oct 9—tf JOSEPH EACHES, Secretary. SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURAXCF. COMPANY, ALEXANDRIA. VA — CAPITAL OVER $100,000, AND CONSTANTLY I N C K K A S INC. The charter of this Company offers more fa vorable advantages to the farmer and others, than any other company chartered in the State, by insuring with or w ithout a premium not**.— II the applicant prefer,he can pay the lull amount of the premium in cash, or by effecting a ca**h insurance for two years, the insured save* on** eighth of the amount he would otherwise have to pay: or by becoming a member, and giving a small premium note, the insured saves nearly one bait ot the amount charged by Stock Compa nies, when insuring from year to year. This is the advantage resulting from the combination of THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE. This company commenced issuing Policies against loss or damage by tire, on the Kith of March, 1854. since which time over thirty-five hundred persons have insured and become mem bers of the Company. Having trebled our bu siness during the past year, wafeel grateful lor the libera! patronage bestowed upon the Compa ny thus far, and for its flattering prospects of future usefulness. The Directors hope and be lieve that by prudence, caution and a rigid sys tem of economy, they will establish for thi* Company a reputation for cheapress and safety, not surpassed by any Company in the U. “States. All differences in settlement of losses, maybe determined by three disinterested arbitrators ot the County where such loss happened, to be mu chosen the insured and the Company.


ocr: KOK HK\T. MDWKLLIMi FOR KKKT. The FRAMF. HOI sK. at the corner ol I’m ami Water streets, opposite the Fxehange Ivi.h — has a dtep dry cellar and large yard App v to SAMI FL MILLF.K Potomac Insurance Office, Fairfax s.’i**’ Sep Wd—eot!


ocr: SPLENDID SCHEMES, To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN JANUARY, 1858. To be drawn under the Superinfendenre of Commit tionert appointed by the Governor. GREGORY & MAURY, Managers. 66,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY tor the benefit ot the State of j Delaware, ('lass V. tor 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Decem ber 26/A. 1857 75 ft umber Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr’nd prize of $66,000 l prize of $7,500 1 prize of 25 000 1 do ot 5 000 l do of 20,000 1 do ot 3,040 1 do of 15,0»MJ 212 lowest 3 num 1 do of 10,000 ber prizes 1,000 he., he.. he., he. Tickets$H); hi’vs. $10: qurs. $5; eighths $2.50. Certificates ot packag's. 25 wle tickets, $270 00 Do do 25 half do 135 00 Do do 25 quar. do 67 50 Do do 25 eigh s. do 33 75 _ * 37.500 DOLLARS! 10TTERY for tlie benefit of the State of Del j aware. Class A, for 1858, to be drawn at Wilmington. Delaware, on SATL RDAY, Jan uary, 2nd, 1858. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize ol $37,500 5 prizes of $2,700 ) do 17.5t.Ml 60 do 1.000 l Ho 15,068 40 do 300 1 do 10.0UO 110 do 200 1 do 5,000 he, he., Ac. Tickets $10; halve* $5; quarters $2.50. Certihcateso! packag’s 25 whole tickets $1-10 00 do do 25 half do 70 00 do do 25 quar’s do 35 00 50,000 DOLLARS! I OTTERY tor the benefit ot the State ol j Delaware, Class (». tor 1858, to be drawn at Wilmington. Delaware, on SATURDAY. January 0*h, 1858. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 1 prize ot $5<),00n 4 prizes of $5.00tt 1 do 20,<MM) 1 do 3,U<MJ 1 do 15,000 5 do 2,000 • I a i OOi . .»/A 1_-_• *9 N* 1 U(1 1 • I CUM IUWC31M DU. 3 prizes of 7,00m | Prizes 625 &c.. Ac.. Ae. Tickets $15—Halves $7 50—Quarters $3 75. Eighth* $1 87 Y Certificates of packag's 25 whole ticket® $ m u no do do 25hail do 1 MO nil do do 25quarter do 5000 do do 25 eigh. do 25 00 ; I 36.06*0 DOLLARS: I OTTERY for the benefit of the State of Drl j awaie, (.’lass 6. lor 1858, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on SAICRPAY, Jan uary 16th, 1858. 12 draw n numbers out of 78.


ocr: i j • I Drugs and chemicals^—on of Be7 gamot, Hemp Seed, Peruvian Bark, Race Ginger, Chlorate Potash, Ground Flaxseed, Wh itf Wax. Calabria Liquorice, Sage, Acetate Potash, Chlorotormjust received anu for sale by JAS. KNTWISLE, Jr., feb 1U Apothecary, 94 King street.


ocr: A LKaANI’KIA Aau »> WDOIX'V". Starting atul arrival of Passenger liains. Leave Alexandria at 7.00 o'clock, A. M. Arrive at Wrood>tock at 1 o clock, P. - *• Leave Woodstock at S.30 o clock, A. M. Arrive at Alexandria, at *Ll0o clock, P. M. sep 1—If _


ocr: ALEXANNUA GAZETTE JOB PRINTIXa OPriOB. HAVING JUST ADDED LARGELYTOOUR ASSORTMENT »F JOB TYPE, Km bracing Z7Z3.T YAF-I277, we are prepared to execute orders for the fallowing, with NEATNESS AND DESPATCH. PAMPHLETS, I BILL HEADS, CHECKS SCHOOL REPORTS, CHRCULARS, RAIL ROAD RECEIPTS, NiJtES APOTHKCAR1ES LABELS, BILLS LADING, BUSINESS CARDS, POSTERS. HANDBILLS, warrants, bonds, VISITING CARDS,and EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING, Executed upon as reasonable terms, as at any 0?TZZZ 50TTH 5? THS fOTOlCfS. Ojfict, Xo. 70 Prince Street, beticeen Fairfax and Royal Streets. sep ^ __


ocr: ORANGE and ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD. GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE. Twice daily, (Sundays excepted,) between W ash iugton City and the South, via Alexandra, Gordonsville and Richmond, Danville, and Greensboro , N. C. Leave Washington at S o’clock, A. M. Leave Alexandria at 7 o'clock, A. M. Ie*av« Washington at 7 o'clock, I*.. M. i^*ave Alexandria at 8 o’clock, P. M. Fare from Washington and Alexandria to Richmond, $5 50. UMP OP OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE WAG OXS will be at the depot ot the Washington Railroad, to convey Passengers and Baggage to the Steamboat GEORGE PAGE, for Alexan dria. a distance ol six miles, allowing ample time tor Meals. H W. VANDEGRIFT, jy 4_tt General Superintendent. MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.


ocr: BRILLIANT Tobt drawn at W ilmington, Delaware, in sErrtMiiER, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commit• turners appointed by the Governor. — GREGORY A KIATRY, Managers* 40,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY tor the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class 195, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, Stptcmber 5th, 1857. 7b Number Lottery—Y* drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 1 prize ot $40,000 6 prizes of $3,500 1 do 20,000 7 do 2,000 1 do 10,112 200 (Low. 3 No.) 500 4 do 5,01*0 j Sic., Sic., &c. Tickets $10—Halves $5— Quarters $2 50. Certificates ofpackag's 26 whole tickets $150 00 Do do 26 half do 75 00 Do do 26 quarter do 37 50 50.000 DOLLARS! I OTTERY tor the benefit of the State ot j Delaware, Class20t. tor 1857, to lie drawn i at Wilmington, Del., oil Sat hi day, September 12 th, j 1851. 75 number Lottery—11 drawn ballots! 2A AON l FI CENT SCH EM E. 1 gr’d prize $50,000 1 prize of $3,102 1 spl’d do 20.000 20 prizes of 1,500 1 prize of K>,«ho 20 do 1,000 1 do 10,000 40 do 500 1 do 5,000 277 do 200 1 do 4,000 Sic. Sic., Sic. Tick’s $15; hits. $7.50; quar. $3.75; eigli.$1>7j i Certificates ofpackag's. 25 wle tickets, $180 ou Do do 25 half do 90 00 Do do 25 quar. do 45 00 Do do 25 eigh. do 22 50 35,133 DOLLARS! IOTTERY for thi^benelit of the State of Del j aware, (’lass 207, for 1857, to hr drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday. September WUh, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,133 20 prizes of $150 20 do 4 000 30 do 250 10 do 2,000 129 do 200 10 do 1,500 &c., Sic., Sic. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag's. 25 wle tickets, $140 00 Do do To hall do 7U uu Do do 25 quar. do 35 00 65,OUO DOLLARS! rOTTERY for the benefit of the State of j Delaware, ( lass S, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Septem ber 261//, 1857. 78 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr'd. prize $65,000 5 prizes of $4,000 1 do 25,000 5 do 3,000 1 do 20,000 10 do 2,000 1 do 14,000 100 do 750 1 do 7,3nO 239 do 5u0 &c., &t\, ke. Tickets $20: hlvs.$10; qrs. $5: eighths, $2.50. Certificates ol packag s 26 whole tickets $260 00 do do 26 halt do 130 00 do do 26 quar’s do 65 00 do do 26 eighth do 32 50 ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tilicates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will -receive the most prompt attention, and an account of ea<*h drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, a tig 27—lm Wil mington, Delaware S~ WAN k CO S LOTTERIESl—NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME!!— Capital Prize $60,000!!!—The tollowing Scheme will be drawn


ocr: LOTTERY ADVERTIsttj'l*'* *•_ SPLENDID SCHEMES, To be drown ot Wllwln*toji| IN OCTOBER, 1857. _— To be dr men under the Superintendent of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY A MAURY, Manager*. 50. 96 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 224. for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, Ortoier 10/A, 1857. 78 Number Lottery—13 drawn ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. l gr'nd prize of $50,196 2 prize* ot $5,*'00 2 splendid do. 20 00U 50 do of 1,000 2 do do. 10,000 204 do of 500 25 prizesof $1,750 each, are.43,750 &c AtC. Tickets $15—Halves $7 50—Quarters $3 75. Eighths $1 87 Certificates of packag’s26 whole tickets $200 00 Do do 26 half do 100 00 Do do 26 quarter do 5000 Do do 26 eighth do 25 00 38,000 DOLLARS! IOTTERY for the benefit of the State ot Del* j awaie, Class 230, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, October 17/A, 1857. 78 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of $38,000 I prize of $4,312 1 do 17.000 5 do 3,OUU 1 do 10,000 50 do 1,000 1 do 7,500 160 lowest 3 No. 500 Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates ot packag's. 2* wle tickets, $150 00 Do do 26 half do 75 00 Do do 26 quar. do 37 50 _______ 65,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class T, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday. October 24/A, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr d prize $65,000 10 prizes ot 2,500 1 prize ot 30.000 40 do ol 1,500 1 do of 20.0:10 40 do of 1,200 1 do of 15,000 124 lowest 3 num* 1 do of 8,000 ber Prizes, 1,000 1 do of $5,847 &c., fcc., Ate. Tick s $20; h!ls. JKIU;quarters $); eighths *2..hj Certificates ot packag's. 25 w le tickets, $260 <J0 Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quar. do 65 00 Do do 25 eigh. do 32 50 37,500 DOLLARS! [OTTERY lor the benefit of the State of j Delaware, Class 241, for 1857 to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Octo ber 31s/, 1857. 13 drawn Numbers out of 78. SPLENDID SCHEME. 1 prize of $37,500 1 prize ot $3,785 1 do of 26,000 40 prizes of l,0oo 1 do of 15,000 40 do of 500 1 do of 10,000 200 lowest 3 nurn 1 do of 6,000 ber Prizes 250 Ate., Ate.. Ate. Tickets $1<>; halves $5; quarters $2 50 Certificates ol package 26 whole tickets $140 00 do do 26 half do 70 00 do do 26 quar's do 35 00 ty*ORDKRS tor Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates ot Packages ir. the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is overto all who order from me. Address, P. J. BCCKEY, Agent,


ocr: Th« IVcaiber. The following report of the weather for this morning in made from the Morse Tele graph line to the Smithsonian Institution, and will be continued daily when the line is in working order. The time of observation is about 7 o’clock a. m. May 15, 1S57. New York, N.Y.cloudy. Philadelphia. Pa.*. • .cloudy. Baltimore, Md.cloudy. Washington. D C.cloudy, warm. Richmond, Va.cloudy, warm. Petersburg, V a.,.. ...•••••!aming. Wilmington, N. C.cloudy, warm. Columbia, S C.raining. Charleston, S. C.cloudy, warm. Augusta, Ga.severe storm. Savannah, Ga.cloudy, warm. Macon, Ga.storming. The following reports have been furnished bv the National Telegraph line : From ms West. Frederick, Md.cloudy, warm. Cumberland, Md.cloudy warm. Hagerstown, Md.cloudy, warm. Wheeling, Va.raining. At Washington vesterday at 9 p. m. the barometer was 29-710, the thermometer 00°. This morning at 7 o’clock, barometer 29.724, and falling; thermometer 57°; wind light from S. E., changing at 9 a. in. to N. E.—* Wadi. Slur. _


ocr: FOK RK.M. DWELLING POK RKN’I - I e jJjjj^P'RAMK HOI’S P', at the cm j * i «*t I 11»• • and Water streets, opposite the Lx' hang* I • — has a d«ep dry cellar and large yard. A|| * to SAMI EL MILLKK Potomac Insurance Office. P’anlax Cm*' sep —eotf


ocr: LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS. BRILLIANT SCHEMES, Tob« drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, IN SEPTEMBER, 1857. To be drawn under the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed by the Governor. GREGORY * MAURY, Managers. 40,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Del aware, Class 195, for 1857, to drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, Siptember roth, 1857. 78 Number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME! 1 prize of $40,000 6 prizes of $3,500 1 do 20,000 7 do 2,000 1 do 10,112 200 (Low. 3 No.) 5U0 4 do 5,000 &c., Aic, &c. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag's 2G wholetickets $150 UO Do do 2G half do 75 00 Do do 2G quarter do 37 5U 50,000 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the benefit of the State of Delaware, Class 201. for 1857, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del.,on Saturday, September 12th. 1857. 75 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 gr'd prize $50,000 1 prize of $3,102 1 spl'd do 20,000 20 prizes of 1,500 1 prize of 15,000 20 do 1,000 1 do 10,000 40 do 500 1 do 5,000 277 do 200 1 do 4.000 &c. &c., &c. Tick’s $15; h!fs. $7.50; quar. $3.75; eigh.$1.87£ Certificates of packag's. 25 wle tickets, $180 00 Do do 25 half do 90 00 Do do 25 quar. do 45 00 Do do 25 eigh. do 22 50 35,133 DOLLARS! LOTTERY for the*benetit of the State of Del aware, Class 207, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, Seplmber 19th, 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of $35,133 I 20 prizes of $450 I£U UO *1 UUU UO 10 do 2,000 129 do 200 10 do 1,500 &c., &c., &c. Tickets $10—Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates of packag’s. 25 wle tickets, $140 00 Do do 25 half do 70 00 Do do 25 quar. do 35 00 65,000 DOLLARS! r OTTERY for the benefit of the State of 1 a Delaware, Class S, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Seplem ter 26th, 1857. 78 number Lottery—14 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr’d. prize $65,OOO 5 prizes of $4,000 1 do 25,000 5 do 3,000 1 do 20,000 10 do 2,000 1 do 14,000 100 do 750 1 do 7,3oO 239 do 500 &c., &c\, &c. Tickets$20; hlvs. $10; qrs. $5; eighths, $2.50. Certificates of packag's 26 whole tickets $260 OU do do 26 half do 130 00 do do 26 quar's do 65 00 do do 26 eighth do 32 50 ty ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates of Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account of each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, aug 27—lin Wilmington, Delaware S W AN & CO.’S LOTTERIES!—NE W AND BRILLIANT SCHEME //—Capital Prize $60,000!!!—The lollowine Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN & CO., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, in each of their Lot teries for September, 1857, at Augusta, Georgia, to which city they have removed their princi pal Office. Class 52, to be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga., in public, on Saturday, September bth, 1857.


ocr: NEGROES WANTED.—I wish to purchase any number of NEGROES, lor which I will pay liberal prices. Those w ishing to s*Il» will do well to call on me before selling, at my •Id stand, at West End, Alexandria, Va. ««( |S—dtt^ JOSEPH BRUIN. 001# purchased by ‘ - WHEAT * BRO#


ocr: LOTTERY IDVKIlTiBBtllKai t. SPLENDID SCHEMES, To be draw n at Wllmlngtoj»» Delaware, IN OC'TOliER, 1857. To be drown under the Superintendence of Commis sioners appointed oy the Governor. GREGORY * MAURY, Manager*. 38,000 DOLLARS! r OTTER Y tor the benefit ot the State of Del j aware. Class 230, for 1857, to he drawn at Wilmington, Del., on Saturday, October 17th, 1857. 78 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. RICH SCHEME. 1 prize of $38,O'XI 1 prize of $4,312 1 do 17.000 5 do 3,000 1 do 10.000 50 do 1,000 1 do 7.500 160 lowe>t 3 No. 500 Tickets $10— Halves $5—Quarters $2.50. Certificates ot packag's. 26 wle tickets, $150 00 Do do 26 half do 75 00 Do do 26 quar. do 37 50 65.000 DOLLARS! TOTTERY for the benefit ot theStateot Del j aware. Class T, tor 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington. Del., un Saturday, OcUtber 24th. 1857. 75 number Lottery—12 drawn ballots. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 gr'd prize $65,000 10 prizes ot 2,500 1 prize ot 30,000 40 do ot 1,500 l do of 20,000 40 do ot l/>00 1 do of 15,000 124 lowest 3 num 1 do of 8,000 her Prizes, 1,000 1 do of $5,847 &c.t &c., &c. Tick's $20; h!fs. Jk 10; quarters $5; eighths $2.50. Certificates of packag’s. 25 wle tickets, $260 00 Do do 25 half do 130 00 Do do 25 quar. do 65 00 Do do *25 eigh. do 32 50 37,500 DOLLARS! r OTTER Y for the benefit ot the State of j Delaware, Class 241, for 1857, to be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Octo ber 31 it, 1857. 13 drawn Numbers out of 78. SPLENDID SCHEME. I prize of $37,500 1 prize ot $3,785 1 do of 20,(100 40 prizes of l,000 l do of 15,000 40 do of 500 1 do of 10.OUO 200 lowest 3 :iuro 1 do of 6.UUU ber Prizes 250 Kc.y &c., btc. Tickets $10; halves $5; quarters $2 50. Certificates ot packag's 20 w hole tickets $140 Ou .1.. .1. Oi.7 L. ..If '711 llil UU V. 1/ *•'» ^ do do 26 q liar's do 35 UO iy ORDERS for Tickets and Shares and Cer tificates ot Packages in the above Splendid Lot teries, will receive the most prompt attention, and an account ot each drawing will be sent immediately after it is over to all who order from me. Address, P. J. BUCKEY, Agent, sep'25—lm Wilmington, Delaware DRY DODDS, Ac. I A ROE DRY-GOODS ESTABLISHMENT. j HAMILTON EMTER * CO, New


ocr: PIRB IIBVRARCE NOTICES. mHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ()> I ALEXANDRIA,continues to insure against fire, gentrally, in Towi and Country as her*, tofore, on the most reaaonahle terms. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Anthony P. Gover, President. Dwight Metcalf, John B. DaingerheM, William Gregory, Edward S. H Ollgh, Robert Jamieson, James P. Smith, Thomas R. Keith, Robert G. Violett. William H. Fowle, Thomas McCormick. John H. Brent, Office hours from 9 to tj. and from 2} to 3) o'clock. C. W. WATTLES, Secretary* Office on King street, near St. Asaph, nov 10—dly _ rflHE POTOMAC INSURANCE COM I-a. I NY 01* ALEXANDRIA .—No. 11, south Fairfax street, next door to J Leadbeater's Drug Store—where they will be pleased to rcc*»i\,. offers for either Fire or Marine Insurance. President—Samuel Miller. Directors. Wm. N. McVeigh, Robert S. Ashby, Lewis McKenzie, Nathaniel Boush. Cassius F. Lee, Benjamin Barton. oct9—tf JOSEPH EACHKS, SecrrUrv. THE ALBEMARLE insurance company, The Great Central Company or Virginia PRINCIPAL OFFICE,CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Chartered Capital, $400,000. CASH FUND, $125,000. I"MRE INSURANCE in Town or Country, 4 and MARINE INSURANCE may be ertei - ted on the most favorable terms with this Com pany. EPAI1 Losses promptly and satisfactorily ar ranged. WM. T. EARLY, Pres t. Jnc. Wood, Jr., Secretary. C A VflRRCtfY A aent for Alexandria aug 29—tf BOOTS AND »HOB»« VA , January 1st. 1^,7 — RICHARD Y. CROSS has this day asvi


ocr: G1R0CER1ES.—We shall this day receive— f 7 hnds. East Indies and Porto Rico Sugars 10 bbls Coffee Crushed do* 5 u Coffee Powdered d0* 5 “ D. R. Granulated do* 7 “ Yellow d0* 4 hhds Muscovado Molasses; 1 tierce Kice, 42 sacks Rio Coffee; 5 sacks Grain Pepper; 2 boxes Adamantine Candles, in cartoons, all o which we offer at the low est market rates, and on pleasing terms. GRAY, MILLER & C( teb 6 Corner King and Water streets. (Co partnership notice— PKRRJb j SOX have this day associated with them in the Grocery and General Commission busi ness, JOSEPH S. PENNYBACKER, formerly of Shenandoah County, Va., and wilI continue the business in the name and style ot PEKKi. PENNYBACKER & CO., at No. 17, King-st. feb 4—dim _ SALT, SALT.— 10,000 bush, superior Turks Island ^alt, warranted. 3,200 bush, superior Cadiz Salt, warranted. 5,000 sacks Ground Alum Salt, 10 to ton, to arrive by the 20th March, and lor sale at the i a 1.-a. a U., 1UWCSL mojftci laws u; _ GEO. W. HARRISON, feb 11 Union and Queen street Docks. rilOBACCO AND SEGARS.— I 115 boxes sup. Cavendish lobacco, most favorite brands 125 boxes pound lump, medium grades do 75 44 5’s, 8’s, and 10’s to the ft. do 25 cases Smoking d° 123 boxes Pipes ; also, a large and desirable assortment of imported and German Segars, ot the most favorite brands, all of which we offer to our customers and dealers generally, as low as can be bought in Baltimore. McVEIGH A CHAMBERLAIN, sep 25 Prince-street Wharf, Alex’a. er/Y BARRELS WHISKEY, part prime tj[J 10 do. Brandy 2 i casks line Brandy; 5 barrels Gin 5,000 lbs. Middling and Shoulder Bacon 5 hhds. prime Sugar; 30 boxes Soap; 30 boxes Candles; 30 dozen Buckets; 20 dozen Brooms; 25 bags Rio Coffee ; 40 reams Wrap ping Paper; 20 coils Rope; 10 boxes ground Cotfee; 10 boxes ground Pepper ; 3 tierces Rice; lOO sacks G. A. Salt; 50 sacks fine Salt; 40 gross Matches; 5 hhds Molasses; 20 nests Tubs,(9 in a nest;) 10barrels Wine; 40 dozen Demijohns; 1 hamper Wine Bottles. For sale by W. M. SMITH, nov 12 No. 8, Prince-street Dock. 1 A A BBLS. Rectified Whiskey 1UU 75 bbls- Whiskey, (part superior) 25 44 New’ England Rum 20 44 Apple Brandy 15 u Domestic Brandy 10 44 Gin; 20 casks Malaga Wine; 20 bbls. Cordial; Pale and Dark French Bran dies; Maderia, Sherry, Port, and Muscat Wines; Holland Gin, Spirits, and Cherry Brandy; To bacco; Segars, Ac. For sale by D. A S BLACKLOCK, nov 4 Blacklock’s Wharf. COUNTRY PRODUCE —This day received, Superfine Flour, Lard. Butter, roll and pack ed; Sole Leather, Rags, Venison, Green Apples, and Snake Root, to which we invite the atten tinn nf t litra/lo flRAV WIT T ER A CO.. feb *21 cor. of King and Water-streets. BUCKWHEAT! BUCKWHEAT!!— 1000 lbs. Buckwheat Flour in small packages 50 bushels Corn Meal, just received, in store, and lor sale by JOHN A. DIXON, Family Grocer, feb 12 Post Office corner. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED direct from New York, per Fairfax— 3 bbls. Extra Superior Old Bourbon Whiskey 5 do Old Rye do 1$ casks Fine Brandy f)| do Burgundy Port Wine, in store and for sale by [jan POWELL & CO._ CLOTHS.—A full assortment of


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ocr: Bn utljoritn. It has pleased the King to appoint f Royal Highness Prince Kameiiameiu to Minister of the Interior. It has pleased the King, in Privy Cour.c to appoint the Hon. E. H. Allen, to beo of the Commissioners for preparing a Ci Code, under the Joint Resolution aporow June :$0th, IS5G, in place of the late H William L. Lee.

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ocr: WOOL, HIDES, GOAT SKINS, TALLOW. GRAZIERS AND BUTCHERS, ATTENTION ! The undersigned offers the high est cash market rates for the above articles, deliverable at Honolulu, or any of the ports of the Islands. Liberal Cash a , Advances, Without interest, will be made to those who desire, and contracts will be made for any length of time. E.P. ADAMS, 52-tf Office corner Queen and Kaahumanu sts. IE?- Up stairs.


ocr: AUCTION SALES. By A. P. EVERETT. IVew Goods ex u Fanny Major!" fkN TUESDAY, June 16, at 10 o'clock, at Sales tP Room, will be sold Dry Goods, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Groceries, &c &c CLOSING OUT SALE I Valuable Lieasehold Property! X FRIDAY, June 19, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, at the Store of Mr. Russel, corner of Nuuanu and Merchant streets, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE STORE. And at 12 o'clock noon, will be sold, v THE LEASE OF THE PREMISES ! Having about U years to run. The buildings hare been erected about one year, ana ail in gooa ecuex, with water from the Government pipe. ALSO mil be sola THE FURNITURE OF THE HOUSE f Premises can be examined three days previous to sale. JOHN F. COLBURN, Auctioneer. a mw V f A


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. rmHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM HIS JL friends and the public generally, that he has this day transferred the Wine and Spirit business, heretofore carried on by him in the 1 rench I'remis es, to his brother, Mr. Godfrey Rhodes. In returning thanks for past favors, the under signed would respectfully solicit, in favor of his brother a continuance of the support so liberally bestowed upon himself. HENRY RHODES. Honolulu, May 30, 1857. 4-tf. NOTICE. ripHE WINE AND SPIRIT BUSINESS HERE JLL tofore carried on in the French Premises by Mb. Henry Rhodes, has this day been transferred to the undersigned, who having made arrangements to secure a constant supply of first class goods, begs to assure all parties favoring him with their orders, that his best endeavors will be given to ensure their entire satisfaction. GODFREY RHODES. Honolulu, May 30, 1857. 4-tf


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. TOBACCO ' CIGARS AND SNUFFS! J STEWARD KESPECTFULLY INFORMS his friends and the public generally, that he has now on hand an extensive assortment of the above articles, aU of the choicest brands. He will always have on sale as complete a stock as is pro curable in the market. He offers the following ar ticles, all of the first quality, on reasonable terms : Anderson's Solace, BuJInlo Chips, 'itrou, Morning Glory J. Patrick Si Co." Diamond P. Honey Dew, Golden Leaf, Luscious Lnxnry, Natural Leaf, . n . Richmond 8', arina'rt Canister, Spanish Mixed, Aromatic, Let her Rip, Manila Cigars No. 2, twist ends, Cheroots, Haranna Cigars in fancy boxes, Fancy Snuffs, etc. ALSO A General Assortment of GROCERIES SST Hotel street, near the French Hotel. 8-3m


ocr: Consular Notice. Royal Hanovebian Consulate, City of Honolulu, July 29, 1857. ) THIS IS TO GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that during my absence from these Islands, my partner, Mr. Theod. C. Ileuck, is duly authorized to act in my behalf as Consul for the Kingdom of Han v e r. HERM. vox M OLT, 13-tf Royal Hanoverian Consul.


ocr: BUSINESS CARDS. 7-tf J. l COLBURN, AUCTIONEER, Honolulu, Oahn. S. HOFPMEYER. COMMISSION MERCHANT. Drnlrr in Ship Chandlery n General Mer chandic. LAIIAINA, MAUI. H J. 9-tf GODFREY KIIODES, WHOLCUI.E DEALER I WINES and SPIRITS. ALE and PORTER, 4 Near the Pot-OQicc, Honolulu. ftf R. W. FIELD, COMMISSION" MERCHANT, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. By permission he refers to R. F. S"w, Honolulu. C. V. Cartwrioht, Boston; President Movfuc- turtrs' litsuraxer Co. II. A. Peirce, Boston. TriTER, Rice &. Co., Poston. Edward Mott Robisow, New Bedford. Johit W. Barhett Sows, Nantucket. Pcpeiks &. Smith, New London. 2 tf 03IT. C. MILCHtm. GUST. REI5ERS. UR'r.CIIERS fe CO., Commission Merchants and Ship Chandlers Honolulu, Oahu, S. I. StoneStore,cornerof Kaahumanu and Merchantiti. Money advanced on favorable terms for Whaler' Bill on the


ocr: b. r. SNOW, Importer & Dealer in General Merchandise, 45 HOKOIiVH , UA tf


ocr: BUSINESS CARDS GODFREY KIIODES, WHOLESALE DEALER II WIHES and SPIRITS, ALE and P0ETEE, 4 Near the Post-Oflice, Ilouolnla. ftf B. W. FIELD, COIttlVTISSIOIJ MERCHANT, Honolulu Oahu, S I By permission he refer to B. P. S.f aw, Honolulu. C. W. CATwiaHT, Boston ; Preside? Manufac turers' Insurance Co. H. A. Txibce, Boston. T,nrn. Ripe &. Co.. BostOQ. Edward Mott Robini ow, New Bedford. Johw W. B a r ett & So, Nantucket. PEPti.tt & Smith, New London. 2-tf J. It. BOND, Machine Pilot Bread and Cracker Bakery, Nannnu Valley, Honolulu, S. 1. N. B. Old Bread kiln-dried on the shortest notice, and flour baked up on reasonable terms. 2-3m B. F. SNOW, Importer & Dealer in General Merchandise. 45 HONOLULU, OAHU, II. I. t$


ocr: ROWS & CO.'S PIONEER CIRCUS THIS SATURDAY EVEM.XG, Jan. 3, A COMPLIMENTARY ; JZEZ I"53iJ jaHTja M.'ZSSO TO A very fine entertainment in preparation. In ad dition to the Company, Mil. SCIIULTZ will per form the Carnival of Venice on the Violin, and will play a Thome with variations on the Piano. Prices of Admission. Dress" Circle 1 50; Boxes and Parquette $1 ; Pit 50 cents. , VS" Private Boxes for families may be secured on application to Mr. Baker, the Treasurer, at the Commercial Hotel. ' EFH L R WE


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS FANCY GOODS. TTUST RECEIVED. PER EXPRESS Jj from New York, the following invoice of Ladies' Muslin Bands, Veils, ColLirs, 1-mKri.i.lorowl ILimll....!.:.'' .iusun Insertions, runs, Fancy French Kid M.ppers, White S.itin S!ipper, Gentlemen's KM Gloxes. white nnd coIcp Ladies' white and cului ed Kid GLves, Ladies Dress Hats, &c. For a!e by I. c. spalmv, Honolulu, July 10, 13 )7.


ocr: REAL, GENEVA for sale at the Hud son's Bay Company's Store in quantities from five gallons and upwards", at moderate prices, FOR CASH. 19-tf


ocr: THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY offer for sale Dzs. Marzetti's Ale, in quarts, Old Tom, . Claret, Qr. casks Pale Sherry, " Brandy, 8uprior ChampagTi. t


ocr: II BLACK AND COLORED Sntin. FIGURED DAMASK Camlets. CHANGEABLE Silks. COLORED Pongee; MELCHERS & CO.


ocr: nnllE LIBRARY OF THE AOWTUB JL Society has been removed to the OfSce of the undersigned, wher. it U Ug dur" ing the day. J- F. B. M A,RSHAI, Mar 15, 1357. (2-) Pieivdent.


ocr: Lands for Sale. 13 1-2 ACRES of valuable lying near "Macfarlane's Baths," in anu Valley. ALSO A fine House Lot in lu, nearly opposite the Palace, on King street. For information and terms, apply to February 21st, 1857. (43-tf) J. W. MARSH.


ocr: TO LET. A CONVENIENT COTTAGE and spacious grounds, situated on Smit hst. There is a good cook-house, well of wa ter, &c, &c. For terms, apply at the National Hotel. 46-tf JOSEPH BOOTH.


ocr: Cottage to Let. TO LIST THE HOUSE NOW wfc cupied bv Thomas Brown, in rY$P Vallev. makai of the residence of E. m - .rtrfV, Hall. Register Office, May 1, 1S57. 52-tf


ocr: I BLACK AND COLORED S.i tin. FIGURED DAMASK Camlets. CHANGEABLE Silks. COLORED Pongee. MELCHERS & CO.


ocr: NEW GOODS. JUST RECEIVED and for sale by the under signed, fine BLUE FLANNEL, MULL MUS LIN, Embroidered JACONET, Embr'd SLEEVES, INFANTS ROBES (beautifully cmbioidered.) LADIES' SILK GLOVES, KID GLOVES, &c.ic. WILLIAMS & JONES, Kaahumanu-st., opposite D. N. Flitners, and on the wharf, corner of Nuuanu-st. Honolulu, Mar. 7. 1857. 44.tf


ocr: PGR KAUAI. Regular Packet fer Nawiliwili and Koloa. The fast sailing Schooner Capt. ANTOVTf i -;n ;i -i . ui cau tiiu autm; eu wk. opectai care will be taken in the delivery of all Freight sent by this packet. The ' trcel nil run re-ularly on the above route. L c S r rdssa3e aPP1' to the Captain, or to -rtf II. IIACKFELD & CO.


ocr: J FOX, BAKER AND GROCER, Nuuanu between Hotel and Chaplain sts.. respectfully informs his friends aud the public gen erally, that he constantly has on hand a well se lected stocK ol Orocen cs, best Iour m barrels 1-4 bags, best Fresh liutter, Cheese, Ham. Preserves in tins, etc.. etc.. all of which he for sale cheap, N. R. Best Fresh Bread, 12 Loaves for Dollar. Hot Mince, Cranberrv. Gooseberrv. Annie Banana Pies, daily. " " 35-6ro


ocr: A. JPf & A. .73. rtrj V fiction of the M. W. Or. Lodge &H M T' JlQlds lt ro"ular actings on the Makee & Anthon s brick building, corner of Kaa- st JV? VQUT M,r'?elS- Enliancc from -ucc By order oJw. M11 res?cctful,r 2"tf A.


ocr: SPLE.YDID E VEXLYG DRESSES! LATEST STYLES. - ELEGANT MLSL.IX AXD SILK BALL DRESSES ! embroideied with Silk, Gold and Silver. " For sals at G. BUHLE & CO.'S, 52rtf Former! v C. T. Avcrberg & Co.


ocr: SANDWICH !SANDS JP. I CKH T S . ONLY REGULAR LINE FROM UNITED STATES. FIRST CLASS SHIPS Will be despatched quarterly frcm Commercial Wharf, Boston, for Honolulu, in the months of March, May or June, September and December. For further particulars see special advertisements daily papers of the above months. For freight or passage to, or Drafts on Honolulu, to HENRY A. PEIRCE, Sandwich Islands Packet Office, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to B, W. FIELD, Honolulu, S. I. AGENTS. B. W. Field, Esq., Honolulu, Sutton & Co., New York, 10-tf Cook & Snow, New Bedford.


ocr: D. H. FLITNER HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND SPLENDID assortment of .Tfwfl rv. - j j And other things tin his line, suitable for Christmas and New Year's Holiday Presenta, consisting in part of .. - i i . r mamona rings, puis ana sma, eis 01 tauicus, Florentine pins, bracelets, charms, Lockets, locket rings, seal rings, seals, Gold pens and pencils, silver pencils, gold thimbles, Silver tbimbles, sleeve buttons, patent sleeve fateners, Studs, vest button-i, gold watch chains, fob chain?, Guard ribbon, cigar holders, silver cups, fans, Porte-monnaies, watch stands, card receivers, Smelling bottles, shell combs, pocket knives, &.C, ice ALSO Nautical instruments. Chronometers on hand and for sale, ?tr-ln MKEE'f Brice Building, corner of Queen and Kaa- hu in anu streets. 27-tf


ocr: JOHN McMAN, LICENSED SHIPPING AGENT, For the Shipment of Foreign Seamen. OFFICE ROY A L II OTL , MUUAKU STREET HONOLULU. N. B. Crews procured on the shortest notice. 21 tf


ocr: By the "John Gilpin." HALF boxes IVew Kaisins ; an as SOltTMENT OF GROCERIES, will be opened at the beginning of next week, and exposed for sale bv 22-tf SAVIDGE & MAY.


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. o 15. F. SHOW FFERS FOR SALE IN LOTS TU SUIT purchasers, at the lowest prices, the following Merchandise : Chrome orange prints, ' green " Fancy Prints, Brown cotton Drawers, White Red flannel Cassimere Pants, White and grey Merino Shirts, White and grey Merino ' Drawers, Check Linen Shirts, Calico Shirts, White L. B. Shirts, Women's wh'te cot. Hose, Red & blue Flannel Shirts, Gray Blankets, White Black and brown felt Hats, Colored Coburgs, Colored India Satin, India Rubber Coats, Navy Caps, with oil silk covers. BQQTS & SHOES Men's striped Hose, Embroi'd under-Sleeves, Guayaquil Hats, Hickory Shirts, Silk Velvet, Corah Handkerchiefs, Enamelled leather gress Boots, Kid Slippers, Black Gaiters, Ladies Bootees. Mrn's heaw Loots. Enamelled leather Con- Goat Buskins, Boy's Calf Boots, Heavy Brogans, Calf Congress Boots, Lemon Syrup, Ass'd rickles, half gals.. Tomato Catsup, Gherkins, half gals. & qts. Fresh Peaches, Ground Pepper, Superior Black Tea ! No. 1 Soap, Fine cut Tobacco, in tin Blacking, foil. KA.YA.L STORES Chain Cables, Army Duck, Cotton Duck, Russia Cordage.ass'd sizes. Manila Cordage 44 Cut Nails, Lanterns. Curry Combs, Table Spoons, Axe Hatchets, 1 French Bedstead, Office Clocks, Wool Carpeting, Boiler Iron, Bars flat Iron, Grocer's Scales, Iron Bedsteads, Solar Side Lamps, Leather Trunks, India Rubber 1 1 one, hf. inch and 1 inch, BRASS HOSE PIPES, LEAD PIPES, &C. SiCm SiC. Honolulu, May 8, 1S27. . 1-tf COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. undersigned having purchased the large and


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. New Goods ! New Goods ! ! TIUST RECEIVED, PER HARRIET til & JESSIE," and for sale by the undersigned : Zante currants, Capers, Carolina rice, Pepper sauce, English dairy cheese, Raspberry jam, Loaf and crushed sugar. Strawberry AVater, butter and soda Cassia, crackers, Ginger snaps, Maccaroni and vermicelli Summer savory, Sage, Sweet marjoram, Cayenne pepper, Sardines in and i boxes Citron peel, Cloves, Pimento, Black pepper, Tapioca, Sago, Pearl barley, N utmegs, White beans, Oysters, Clams, Lobsters, Curry powder, Yeast powder, Tomato ketchup, Hlf. gal. bottle pickles, Soft shell'd almonds, Kits mackerel, Cod fish, Mustard, Split peas, Vinegar, Dupont powder, Hingham buckets, Three-hoop pails, Pembroke salt, Fine cut tobacco, Mason's blacking, Painkiller, Saleratus, Cream of tartar, Castile and white water soap, Hops, Caraway seed, Corn starch, French olives, Dried apples, Superior hams. Sundries. Cut nails, Women's buskins, Children's shoes, salt- Baltimore cane-st chairs, Hickory shirts, Wood-seat Willow market baskets, Manila rope, 15-tf Denims, Ticking, Cotton umbrellas, T. MOSSMAN & SON. JUST RECEIVED. CALIFORNIA CHEESE, HALF BOXES RAISINS, JUJUBE PASTE, For sale bv (16-tf) T. MOSSMAN & SON. FANCY GOODS. ITUST RECEIVED, PER EXPRESS, via Panama, U from New York, the following invoice of fancy goods, comprising Ladies' Muslin Bands, Veils, Collars, Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Muslin Insertions, Fans, Fancy French Kid Slippers, White Satin Slippers, Gentlemen's Kid Gloves, white and colored, Ladies' white and colored Kid ((


ocr: GENERAL THE AGENT OP THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY OFFERS FOB SALE The FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT of GOODS: CLOTHING. MEN'S striped Guernsey Frocks; Long Cloth Shirts; Black Silk Vests; Tweed Trowsers; Glace Silk and Satin Cravats ; Waterproof Coats; Cloth Caps; White Kid Gloves; black Glace Mantles; Black Lace Mantles; black Cachemere Mits; white Lace Mantles; Men's Woolen Stockings; men's wh. Cotton Socks ; Ladies' white Cotton Stockings; Girls " " Pilot Cloth Trowsers; sup. fine Cloth Trowsers; Blue Cloth Jackets; fancy Check Coats; Men's Boots. MUSLINS. Cambrics, Tape Checks, Hair Cord. Jacconet, Printed Lawns; Assorted Printed Muslins and Bishop's Lawn; Lace and Muslin Sleeves. COTTONS, &c. Turkey red ana yellow Prints; 30 inch Ginghams; 4-4 striped and brown Holland; Canary Prints; Assorted Table Rovers; white India Jean; White Marseilles; sup'r white Corduroy; White Drills; Satin and Brown Drills; Printed border Hand'kfs; Pink glazed Lining; Long Cloth and Maddapollams. SILKS. Striped and Check Silks; China Corahs; India Bandanas; Brocade Handk's; Check and Brussels Silk Black Silk Handkerchiefs; black Silk Serge; Poplins of assorted kinds; Parasols; Black Silk Mantles; black Glace Mantles. WOOLENS. Assorted Blankets, large size; Blue Serge; Colored Valentias, fine white Flannel; Fancy Vesting; Merino, 40 inch, ass'd; Lastings; Princettas. HARDWARE. Carpenters' Adzes; Smoothing Irons; Files of all kinds; flat Bar Iron; Round Iron; Tea Kettles, 4 and 6 qts; Knives and Forks; Locks, ass'd; Needles; Hand Saws; Pit Saws; Scissors; Spades; Shovels; B. M. Spoons; Brass Butt Hinges; Plane Irons; Truck Wheels and Axles; Cut Nails; Saucepans; Cross Cut Saws; Tenon Saws; Brass Screws; Iron Screws; plated Spurs ; Heavy German Silver Spurs; Iron Cringles; Chain Hooks; Jewbharps; Butchers' Steels; cast iron Pots, ass'd; Curry Combs; Claw Hammers; Metal Brace Buttons; B. M. Soup Ladles; Corkscrews; Coopers' Itivets; Irn Hurdles, ft. long, with 4 upright and 4 hori zontal bars, Sheet Iron; Coopers Anvils; Frying Pans; Tinman's Wire. SADDLERY. An assortment of Saddles and Girths and


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. li. F. SHOW OFFERS FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT purchasers, at the lowest prices, the following Metchandise : Chrome orange prints, White and grey Merino green 44 Shirts, Fancy Prints, White and grey Merino Brown cotton Drawers, Drawers, White 44 44 Check Linen Shirts, Red flannel Calico Shirts, Cussimere Pants, White L. B. Shirts, Women's wh'te cot. Hose, Red At blue Flannel Shirts, Men's striped Hose, Gray Blankets, Embroi'd under-Sleeves, White Guayaquil Hats, Black and brown felt Hats, Hickory Shirts, Colored Coburgs, Silk Velvet, Colortd India Satin, Coah Handkerchiefs, India Rubber Coats, Navy Caps, with oil silk covers. Men's heavy Boots, Goat Buskins, Boy's Calf Boots, Heavy Brogans, Calf Congress Boots, Enamelled leather gress Boots, Kid Slippers, Black Gaiters, Ladies Bootees. Con- Lemon Syrup, Ass'd Fickles, half gals., Tomato Catsup, Gherkins, half gals. & qts. fresh Peaches, Ground Pepper, Superior Black Tea ! No. 1 Soap, Fine cut Tobacco, in tin Blacking, foil. N AMU, STORES. Chain Cables, Russia Cordage,ass'd sizes. Army Duck, . Manila Cordage 44 Cotton Duck, Cut Nails, Lanterns. Boiler Iron, Bars flrtt Iron, Grocer's Scales, Iron Bedsteads, Solar Side Lamps, Leather Trunks, Curry Combs, Table Spoons, Axe Hatchets, 1 French Bedstead, Office Clocks, Wool Carpeting, India Rubber Hose, hf. inch nnd 1 inch, BRASS HOSE PIPES, LEAD PIPES, &c &c. &c. Honolulu, May 8, 1827. 1-tf


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. J. C. SPALDING OFFERS FOR SALE tke folloving ASSORTMENT Being in part balance of recent importations per RAD UG A, and from San Francisco, viz.: CASES ASS'D CRACKERS, in tins; Kits Tongues and Sounds; Cases Green Corn, in tins; Peas, Preserved Meats; " pal. Gherkins, in glass; Mixed Pickles English Pickles and Sauces; ' American and Eng. Pie Fruits; Bbls. Monongahela Whisky, in bond; Cases Claret Wine; Brandy, in bond; Anchors and Chains, different sizes; Cotton Duck, Nos. ialO; Cates calf t-ewe Brogans; Goat ' Leather " v Calf Pegged " Native Women's Shoes; . Men's Fine Boots; " Warren and Silver Lake Denims; 4-4 American Sheetings; w Denim Frocks and Pant; Merrimac 2 blue Prints; Blue Drillings; Kip Brogans; Kegs Nails, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 20d; Boxes Salt Water Soap; Brown i anuly Soap; Linseed Oil, in tins; 600 gals pure English Boiled Oil, in 6 gal. jars; Cases Spirit Turpentine. 5 gal. tins; 44 1 doz. ea. Cala. Chairs; 44 fine Baltimore pattern; 44 44 cane 6eat; ass'd Grecian and French Top patterns; Kegs pure "Johnson's" Philadelphia White Lead; 44 Extra and No. 1 White Lead; Cases containing BLck Paint, in tins; Kegs Black Paint; Cans Imperial Green do.; Cans Putty; Cases Paint Brushes; Hair and Clothes Brushes; Crates of ass'd Crockery; Nests of Hingham Boxes; Ox Bows; larred and Manila Cordage; Hardware of all descriptions; Carpets (Brussels and Velvet Tapestry;) Cambooses; Cabin Stoves; Stoves; Hops; Salad Oil, in baskets of 1 doz. ea. & cases; assortment of Fancy andPerria Goods; and ht chests lea; and White Sugars; Ware of all kinds; a large variety of sundry Merchandise, adapt ed to the Honolulu and Island trade. CF The highest market price paid for Hides. Skins, Tallow and Woo). Honolulu, April 10th, 1857. 49-tf Duff Gordon Sherry. QR. CASKS of a splendid quality of above Wine, warranted the best article in the market. Just received and for sale low by Aug. 27, 1856. 17-tf J. C. SPALDING. Brandy.


ocr: THE AGENT OP THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY OFFERS FOB 8 A. LB The FOLLOWING ASSORTMENT of GOODS CLOTHING. MEN'S striped Guernsey Frocks; Long Cloth Shirts; Black Silk Vests; Tweed Trowsers; Glace Silk and Satin Cravats ; Waterproof Coats; Cloth Caps; White Kid Gloves; black Glace Mantles; Black Lace Mantles; black Cachemere Mits; White Lace Sleeves; white Lace Mantles; Men's Woolen Stockings; men's wh. Cotton Socks Ladies white Cotton Stockings; Girls' " " Pilot Cloth Trowsers; sup. fine Cloth Trowsers; Blue Cloth Jackets; fancy Check Coats; Men's Boots. MUSLINS. Cambrics, Tape Checks, Hair Cord. Jacconet, Printed Lawns; Assorted Printed Muslins and Bishop's Lawn; Lace and Muslin Sleeves. COTTONS, &c. Turkey red ana yellow Prints: 30 inch Ginghams; 4-4 striped and brown Holland; Canary Prints; Assorted Table Covers; white India Jean; White Marseilles; sup'r white Corduroy; White Drills; Satin and Brown Drills; Printed border Hand'kfs; Pink glazed Lining; Long Cloth and Maddapollams. SILKS. Striped and Check Silks; China Corahs; India Bandanas; Brocade Handks; Check and Brussel? Silk " Black Silk Handkerchiefs; black Silk Serge; Poplins of assorted kinds; Parasols; Black Silk Mantles; black Glaie Mantles. WOOLENS. Assorted Blankets, large size; Blue Serge; Colored Valentias, fine white Flannel; Fancy Vesting; Merino, 40 inch, ass'd; Lastings; Princettas. HARDWARE. Carpenters' Adzes; Smoothing Irons; Files of all kinas; flat Bar Iron; Round Iron; Tea Kettles, 4 and 6 qts; Knives and Forks; Locks, ass'd; Needles; Hand Saws; Pit Saws; Scissors; Spades; Shovels; B. M. Spoons; Brass Butt Hinges; Plane Irons; Truck Wheels and Axles; Cut Nails; Saucepans; Cross Cut Saws; Tenon Saws; Brass Screws; Iron Screws; plated Spurs; Heavy German Silver Spurs; Iron Cringles; Chain Hooks; Jewbharps; Butchers' Steels; cast iron Pots, ass'd; Curry Combs; Claw Hammers; Metal Brace Buttons; B. M. Soup Ladles; Corkscrews; Coopers' Ki vets; Iron Hurdles, ft. long, with 4 upright and 4 hori zontal bars, Sheet Iron; Coopers Anvils; Frying Pans; Tinman's Wire. SADDLE RY. An assortment of Saddles and Bridles, Girths and Saddles


ocr: paJuTICE. All persons indebted to HENRY LH MACFARLANK, of the Commercial Hotel at Honolulu, and the Commercial Billiard Saloon and Restaurant at Lahaina, are hereby notified to mal e payment to the undersigned ; and all perons who have claims on the above named HENRY MAC FARLANE, are requested to present accounts to the undersigned duly appointed agents for the settlement ot his affairs. A. P. EVERETT, 12-tf GODFREY RHODES.


ocr: BUSINESS CARDS 7-tf J. T. COLBURN, AUCTIOFJ 3S2EI, Honolulu, Oahu. S. HOITIIEYKR. CO.!! MISSION MCKt : II ANT. Dealer In Ship Chnintlcry nitt General Mer Chaurfie. JL.AII At N A, MAUI, 11 J. IS-tf GODFREY KHODES, WHOLESALE DEALER 15 WINES and SPIRITS, ALE and PORTER, 4 Near the Post-Offlce, Ilouolnln. ftf R. M'. FIELD, corrrvrission mehchaut, Houelnlti, Oahu, S I By permission he refer to B. F. S'iw, Honolulu. C. V. Cartwrioht, Boston; Prndtt Mmvjlc titrtri J3ronce Co, It. A. Pkirce, Boston. TrfATXK, Rice ic. Co., Boston. Coward Mott Rob i mow, New Bedford. J o.i if VV. Barrett & Sons, Nantucket. PctEins & Smith, New London. 12-1 f J. It. BOND, Machine Pilot Bread and Cracker Bakery, Xnaann Valleyt Ifonolul, S. I. N. B. Old Bread kiln-dried on the shortest otke, and flour baked up on reanonabU terma. t-3m


ocr: TO RliJYT ! H'lIE COTTAGE and Ground adjoin- 1 ing, on the Nuuanu road, at present occupied by the Rev. J. D. Strong. Possession given on the 1st of December next. Apply to 18-tf . W. H. PEASE.


ocr: J. RlTSON. C. F. 11 ART. RITSON & II ART, (Successors to HEXRY ROBIJfSOX,) WHOLESALE WINE & SPIRIT DEALERS, AT TIIK OLD STAND, 43 Under A. P. Everett's Auction Room, ftf


ocr: "R" FOX, BAKER AND GROCER, Nuuanu st. J between Hotel and Chaplain sts., Honolulu respectfully informs his friends aud the public gen erally, that he constantly has on hand a well se lected stock ot Groceries! best Flour in barrels and 1-4 bags,, best Fresh Butter, Cheese, Ham. Ilice, Preserves in tins, etc., etc., all of which he offers for sale cheap. N. 13. Best Fresh Bread, 12 Loaves for One Dollar. Hot Mince, Cranberry, Gooseberry, Apple and Banana Pica, daily. ' 35-6m


ocr: POR KAUAI. Regular Packet for Nawiliwili and Koloa. The fast sailing Schooner CAPT. ANTONIO, will sail for the ahovP lrts each week. S pecial care will be taken in the delivery of all Freight sent by this packet. The Excel" will run regularly on the above route. For Freigh: or Passage apply to the Captain, or to 21 -tf IL IIACKFELD & CO.


ocr: A. F. &, A. to. M AAV All AN LODGE NO. 21, F. & A. M. (un tier the jurisdiction of the M. "W. Gr. Lodge of California), holds its regular meetings on the first Monday of every miith. in the third story of Makee & Anthon's brick building, corner of .Kaa humanu and Queen slreets. Entrance from Kaahu manu street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited. By order of W. M. 21-tf A. FORNANDER, Sec'y.


ocr: J. R. BOND & CO., . Pastry Cooks & Ornamental Confectioners, BEG TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND the public generally, tha. they have re-opened the Store and Premises . two doors from Mr. Love's Bakery, where they are ready to supply the following list of goods on hand : Rout Cakes, Walnut do., Savoy do.. Sponge do., Arrowroot and Lemon Snaps, Cranberry do., Italian Jumbles, Cracknels, Queen's Drops, African and Rice do., Ginger do., Butter CracKers, Wine do., Abernethy and Soda do. ORNAMENTAL BRIDE CAKE l PER lb. Sally Lunn Tea Cakes and Bath Buns made to order. All orders, large or small, punctually at tended to. N. B. Frefth Candies of nil kinds. 2 3m


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. TOBACCO! CIGARS AND SNUFFS! 7 STEWARD RESPECTFULLY wJf his friends and the public generally, that he nab now on nana an extensive assortment of the above articles, all of the choicest brands. He will always have on sale as complete a stock as is pro curable in the market. He offers the following ar ticles, all of the first quality, on reasonable terms : Audcrsoii't Solure, I ml silo Chips, (Jitrou, Morning Glory, J. Patrick & Co.'s Diamond P. llou j Dew. Golden Leaf. fallacious Luxury, JNatiir l Lteaf, Kirhmnnii fi9. Vnrina Caninler, spanih Mixed A ro ma tie. Let her Hip, Manila Ciar No. 2, twit ends, Cheroot. Ilarnnnn Cigars iu fancy boxes, Fancy miff's, etc. AL&'O A General ANorlment of (.'ROCRRIFHi Hotel street, near the French Hotel. 8-3m


ocr: NOTICE. aHE DIRECTORS of English Schools for Na tives throughout the Inlands, are requested to report fully, according to law. to the undersigned, in regard to schools under their care for the year 1856 inclusive; and enclose the quarterly reports of teachers, in the blanks supplied for the purpose by this Department. R. ARMSTRONG, Pres t Board ot Education. Department of Pub. Inst' n, Mar. 20, 1857. 46-tf


ocr: Notice. LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED t that the herds of Wild Cattle belonging to his Majesty and the Government, running in the dis tricts of Ililo. Hamakua. and South Kohala. and between Maunakea and Maunaloa, in the island of Iawaii, have been this day sold to Mr. E. P. Adams. By order of the Minister ot the Interior. S. SPENCER, Chf. Clerk. Honolulu, April 22, 1857. ol-tf.


ocr: For Sale. BBLS. OIL CASKS Also, COOP- ers loots, lloon Iron, and Rivets. Apply to J. A. BURDICK. Oct. 12th, 1855. 23-tf


ocr: A. F. & A. M. LE PROGRES DE L'OCEANIE " Lodge, F. & A. M. holds its Regular Meet ings on the first Wednesday nearest the full moon of every month, at the old Lodge Room on the premises ol Captain John Meek, and all visiting brethren are respectfully invited to attend. By orler of W. M. 47-tf H. SEA, Secretary.


ocr: ANCHORS AND CHAINS FOB SALE hy the Agent of the Had. son h Bay Co. 3 Ajichora, Z Chains, Atthe brottt market prices. Iloaolttl 7lh Oct., 1357v- 23-tf


ocr: Just Eeceived ! 4 ffD FOR SAT,E LOW by the undersigned L Rolls Gold and White French Paper, Velvet Border, Kegs French Zinc Paint, Has k eta Champagne, l,inen Summer Hats (new style). Tierces California Salmon, Hlfbbls Herring, Bbls. Hams (Westphslia). J. C. SPALDING. Hoaolulu, Oct. 24, 1857. 25.tf


ocr: J3n utljoritn. TO BE SOLD, by public auction, New Esplanade, on the 13th of May, Jj- the leases of ground lots for One Hunfo Years, (the rate to be adjusted equitably appraisers mutually chosen at the end every twenty-five years,) of six lots, t0 built upon of incombustible materia!, s cording to a plan to be seen at the office Mr. It. A. S. Wood, Superintendent cfp lie Works. The six lots extend in line from the po ises of Messrs. James Robinson Co . an esplanade in front of 143 feet wide, aU the margin of which goods can be landed embarked. Purchasers of the ground lots will hare pay only the rent of each lot, quarter; semi-annually or annually, as may be arran ed on the day of sale; and in the mater: and style of their buildings to conform to t:J general plan laid down by the Governme: which has for its object uniformity in app ance, the convenience of the public, j, safety from fire. The six lots are of the following dime: sions, viz : 4 lots, each GO feet frontage ; 145 feet deep; 2 lots, each 53 feet fronta; by 145 feet deep. TO BE SOLD ALSO, on the same the leases of nine ground lots for the sa: period, in rear of the marine lots, and !v between the premises of James Robinsoa Co. and Fort Street, the plans and drawk. of which can be seen at the office of the S perintendent of Public Works, and at!: offices of Messrs. A. P. Everett and J. I Colburn, Auctioneers. L. KAMEHAMEHA, Minister of the Interior.


ocr: Pure California Kative Wines ! IU8T RECEIVED PER "FANNY MAJOR," a small lot J of Choice Family W inert, warranted unadulter ated, viz.: L'UH California Port Win - , . .-v.. Angelica Wine, do 4o do do VViiitfl do do Red do do Ginger For sale by Hoaolulu, Oct. 23, 1857. do do do J. C. SPALDING. 25-tf


ocr: AUCTION SALES. JOHN F. COLBURN, Auctioneer. THIS EVENING, AT 7 O'CLOCK PRECISELY, AT THE Sales Room, will be sold BOOKS, PICTURES, FANCY jJJ U& OtC. Oils. O.U By A. P. EVERETT. Japanese Goods! ON MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 0, nt the Store of B. VV. FIELD, will be sold the largest and best seleeted assortment of JAPANESE GOODS everofleredin this market, consisting oi Lacquered cabinets, assorted sizes, Silver mounted cabinets, assorted sizes, Inlaid cabinets, assorted sizes, Grass cabinets, assorted sizes, Flower stands, Stands and boxes, Inlaid trays, Cigar cases, Snuff boxes, Sets of boxes, Dispatch boxes. Assorted ladies' toilet sets, Rice cups, bowls and eggs, baskets, Cups, junks, houses, and many other articles. Sale to commence at 7 o'clock precisely 27-lt China and Manila Goods at Auction ! CS TUESDAY NEXT, NOV. 10, at 10 o'clock, w A. oi., ai me store oi Messrs. Hackfeld & Co., Will be sold at Auction, the ENTIRE CARGO OF THE BRIG COLIBRI, From China and Manila. Household Furniture. 27-lt fX WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11, nt 10 o'clock, w weatner permitting, at the late residence of II is Highness jijii.i l UUAG.in Nuuanu Valley, will be sold the Entire r urnuure oi tne House, consisting in part ot 2 splendid large mirrors, 1 marble top sideboard, 1 marble-top centre ttble, 1 splendid koa centre table, 2 dressihg tables and glasses, Red velvet lounges, easy chairs, sofas, rocking chairs, Settees, dining table, tables. 1 white marble toilet table, Dressing bureau and glass, variety of chairs, pictures, 2 large koa bedsteads and fixtures, washstands. Sideboard, 1 bookcase, a great variety of silver plate, A great variety of crockery ware, A great variety of glassware, Dinner, tea and breakfast sets, Knives and forks, bedding, kitchen furniture, And a great variety of sundries. ALSO 1 OX CART. 27-lt Large Sale of General Merchandise ! AT THE STORE OF B. W. FIELD. FRIDAY, NOV. 13, nt 10 o'clock, will be sold a large assortment, consisting in part of Dry goods, groceries, naval stores, boots and shoes, Cordage, yellow metal, wooden ware, crockery Glassware, Hardware, Ace, &c. very liberal, and made known at sale. 27-lt GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


ocr: GODFREY RHODES, DEALER IN WINES AND SPIRITS, MAS ON HAND AND OFFERS FOR SALE, a well selected stock, consisting in part as follows, viz.: MONONGAHELA and BOURBON WHISKIES; FINE BRANDY" in cases and casks; HOLLANDS GIN; CHERRY BRANDY, a superior article; Stoughton's and Dunbar's BITTERS; FINE SHERRY and MADEIRA; PORT; SAUTERNES of superior quality, CLARETS, CLARET in pints; HOCK CHAMPAGNE; And all the favorite brands of ALE and POR TER , which he offers for sale low at his Store near the Post-Office. Honolulu, May 30th, 1857. 4-tf


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GODFREY ItUODES, WHOLESALE OKALXK lit WINES and SPIRITS, ALE and PORTER, 4 Near the Pottl-Office, Ilouolulu. ftf NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM HIS friends and the public generally, that he has this day 'ransferred the Wine and Spirit business, heretofore carried on by him in the French Premis es, to his brother, Mr. Godfrey Rhodes. In returning thanks for past favors, the under signed would respectfully solicit, in favor of his brother a continuance of the support so liberally bestowed upon himself. HENRY RHODES. Honolulu, May 30, 1857. 4-tf. NOTICE. THE WINE AND SPIRIT BUSINESS HERE tofore earned on in the French Premises by Mr. Hexky Rhodes. ha3 this day been transferred to the undersigned, who having made arrangements to secure a constant supply of first class goods, begs to assure all parties favoring him with their orders, that his best endeavors will be given to ensure their entire satisfaction. GODFREY RHODES. Honolulu, May 30, 1857. 4-tf


ocr: LAND AT AUCTION. 6j6)Cy ACRES, AT MR. E. MINER'S, C Lilikoi, East MauLwill be sold ly, on SATURDAY, SEPT. 5y 1857, At 3 o'clock. P. M.. will be said the lot of land belonging to the estate of S. P. Ford, called EAST KUIAHI. Hamakua Loa, containing Kalo Patches,. &c. and well fitted for cultivation. By order of the Assignees. 12-6t


ocr: Public Auction. THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION on SATURDAY, the 27th of August, 1857,in front of the Market House in Honolulu, at 12 o'clock, for cash, to satisfy a claim of James Robinson fc Co., the small and beau tiful little sloop LAANUI' 32 tons burthen, sloop rigged, one mast, and having a single deck, together with her tackle, apparel , and furniture, said sloop belonging to- the estate of Kuokoa, late of Waialua, deceased PUUKAIKEAr Administrator of said Estate. A. P, EVERETT, Auctioneer. Honolulu, Aug. 6, 1857. 14-tf


ocr: A street. 4 TO tCT. COTTAGE IN MAUNA KEl ALSO: fc FURNISHED ROOMS in King street. J g?" For particulars enquire of THOMAS THRUM. T4-tf at Sailor's H: J


ocr: Notice in Bankruptcy. 4 FINAL MEETING OF THE 1 MISSIONERS in Bankruptcy, for th of claims against the estate of Peter FoIger, rupt, will be held on Thursday next, Augtf at the office of Robert Clouston, between & f Irt a r nd o "PAT A. P. EVErJH R. CLOUSTO? Commissioners in Banfc1' Honolului Aug. 7, 1857. If


ocr: NOTICE. A SUPPLY OP WATER FOR xiL use of fountains can be no longer allow?. subscribers to the government water rate I fountains are hereby informed that the use of hereafteD will subject such subscribers to the! their water privileges. By order of the Minister of the Interior. U. J. H. HOLDS WORTH Harbor &


ocr: WINES AND SPIKITS. JUST RECEIVED, PER.4 YANKEE," from Francisco, the following; assortment, viz : Octaves old Martell Brandy, cases Ginger Wine, Octaves Otard, Dupuy & (Jo's Brandyr Quarter casks Harmony Sherry, barrels Alcohol, Cases Claret, St. Julien Medoc," Cases Sauterne, Jno. Durand," cases Angelica Gases Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps, Cases California- Port Wine. For sale low, by J. C. SPALDING. Honolulu, July It), 1857. 10-tf


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. J. H. BOND & CO., Pastry Cooks & Ornamental Confectioners, BEG TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND the public generally, thafc. they have re-opened the Store and Premises two doors from 2Ir. Love's Bakery, where they are ready to supply the list of goods on hand : Rout Cakes, Walnut do., Savoy do., Sponge do., and Lemon Snaps, Cranberry do., Italian Cracknels. Queen's Drons. AfnVan am do., Ginger do., Butter Crackers, Wine do., and Soda do. ORNAMENTAL BRIDE CAKE SI PER lb. Sally Lunn Tea Cakes and Bath Buns made tA All orders, large or small, punctuallv at to. N. J3.Frch Caudies of all kinds. 2-3m


ocr: NOTICE. rrpHE DIRECTORS of English Schools for Na J tives throughout the Inlands, are requested to report fully, according to law. to the undersigned, in regard to schools under their care for the year 1856 inclusive; and enclose the quarterly reports of teachers, in the blanks supplied lor the purpose by this Department. 11. ARMSTRONG, Pres't Board ot Education. Department of Pub. Inst'n, Mar. 20, 1857. 46-tf


ocr: A. F.Vt A. HI.- AW All AN LODGE NO. 21, F. & A. M. (un der the iuri-dietion of the M. W. (ir. LndrP of California), holds its regular meetings on the lirst Monday of every ranth. in the third story of Makee & Antlion's brick building, corner of Kaa hunianu and Queen streets. Entrance from Queen street. Visiting brethren respectfullv invited. By order ot W. M. 21-tf A.FORNANDER, Sec'y.


ocr: TT FOX, BAKER AND GROCER, Nuuanu st fU between Hotel and Chaplain sts., Honolulu respectfully informs his friends aud the public gen erally, that he constantly has on hand a well se lected stock ot Groceries, best Flour in barrels and 1-4 bags, best Fresh Butter, Cheese, Ham. Kice, Preserves in tins, etc., etc., all of which he offers for sale cheap. N. B. Best Fresh Bread, 12 Loaves for One Dollar. Hot Mince, Cranberry, Gooseberry, Apple and Banana Pies, daily. 35-6m


ocr: THE IIOXOLIILU IRON WORKS. rjnilE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW FREPARED JL to manufacture all kinds of MACHINERY AND MILL WORK, and also all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings made to order. Also, Sawing of Limber, prompt ly attended to. 1-tf D.M.WESTON.


ocr: POR KAUAI.' Regular Packet for Uawiliwili and Koloa. jtf - - The fast sailing Schooner Capt. ANTONIO, will sail for the above Forts each week. Special care will be taken in the delivery of .all freight sent by this packet. The Excel" will run regularly on the above route. For Freigh: or Passage apply to the Captain, or to 21-tf II. IIACKFELD & CO.


ocr: CORAL STONES FOR SALE. TO BUILDERS ALD OTHERS. 4$fcfTMh C01lAL STONES, of extra size xJ'HPvLr and handsomely trimmed, lor sale. Apply at this office. 18-tf


ocr: co mm i:kcial hotel. firf ' HENRY MACFARLANE begs to acquaint his friends, and gentlemen arriving Jil in Honolulu, that his hotel will be found to ifl I possess very requisite accommodation. Wines, ti Soints. Ale and Porter of superior quality. Su perior Billiard Tables nnd Cowling Alleys. Hot, cold and shower Baths. Corner ol Beretaui . and Nuuanu streets. Honolulu, Sept. SI. .853 Iv 19


ocr: San Francisco CLOTHING EMPORIUM ! mmwfi & go. AyS JUST OPENED at their New Store, corner of Fort and Merchant streets. the most complete assortment of New and Fashionable Goods! Ever imported to these Islands. The assortment comprises all the most recent styles of CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, &C. Together with every description of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Our friends and the public arc invited to call and examine. A. S. 0 111X11 AUM, 21-tf M.S. OltlNBAUM. Bound Volumes F THE POLYNESIAN," jVOL. II, 1836-7) for sale at thi3 office. Price 6. lo-tf Wool, S fries and Tallou ! (OUGHT AS BEFORE, AT TIIE HIGHEST cash market rates, by 3-tf KRULL & MOLL. NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the Estate of C II. Lutlcr, cooper, of Honolulu, are requested to


ocr: A. F. & A. M. LE PUOGUE8 DE L'OCEANIE Lodge, No. 124, under the jurisdiction of .the bupreme Council of the Grand Central ige Of France workinc in the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its Retilar Meetings on the first Wednes day! nearest the full, moon of every month, at the old-Lodge Room in King Street. VsT Visiting .brethren respectfully invited to at tend By order of W. M. II. SEA, Secretary. 16-tf -A lyOC


ocr: WINES AND SPIKITS. TTUST. RECEIVED, PER." YANKEE,' from San Oil Francisco, the following assortment, viz : Octaves old Martell Brandy, cases Ginger Wine, Octaves Otard, Dupuy & (Jo's Brandy, Quarter casks Harmony Sherry,. barrels Alcohol, Cases Claret, " St. . Jalien Medoc' Cases Sauterne, "Jno.Dur&nd," cases AEgelicaWine, Cases California Port Wine. For sale low, by J. C SPALDING. Iloaolulu, July 10, 1857. 10-tf


ocr: A. I?. & A..RI. AWAIIAN LODGE NO. 21, F. & A. M. (un . der the jurisdiction of the M. W. Gr. Lodee of California), holda. its regular meetings on the firat Monday of every m?nth, in the third story of Makee & Anthon brick building, corner of Kaa Uumanu and Queen streets. Entrance fromKaahu rnanu street. Visiting brethren rcspectfullv invited. By, order of W, M. 2-tf A.FORNANDEB. Sccv.


ocr: AUCTION SALtS, LAND AT AUCTION, OilJP1 ACRES, AT MR. EvMINec 9J) 9 LUIkoi, East Maui, will be sold po -ly, on SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, 1357, At 3 o'clock, P. M., will be sold the lot of belonging to the estate ot S. P. Ford, called EAST KUIAUI, Hamakua Loa, containing Kalo Pateie?, &c . well fitted for cultivation. By order of the Assignees. m!.


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SANDWICH ISLANDS JP.f CUE T S. ONLY REGULAR LINK i FROM UMTED STATES. FIRST CLASS SHIPS Will be despatched quarterly frcm Commercial Wharf, Boston, for Honolulu, in the months of March, May or June, September and December. For further particulars see special advertisements in daily papers of the above month?. For freight or passage to, or Drafts on Honolulu, apply to HENRY A. PEIRCE, Sandwich Islands Packet Office, 67 Commercial Wharf, or to B. W. FIELD, Honolulu, S. I. AGENTS. It. W. Field, Esq. , Honolulu , Sutton & Co., New York, 10-tf Cook & Snow, New Bedford.


ocr: A BAKER. A MAN .L i . . uic Dusinexx may nnu periuaucuk 1 ! . - F oy applying at me store oi . c. 10-tf MOSSMAN


ocr: JULY 18, 1857. No. 11. of a a a BUSINESS CARDS. BOLLES & CO., Ship Chandlers and Commission Merchants, AND DEALERS IX General Merchandise LAIIAINA, MAUI,.H.l. Whalers furnished with recruits at the shortest notice, in cirhinv lor roads nr Ril'a. exchange for roods or Bills. February 3d, 1857. 41 tf J. RiTio. C. F. Habt. RITSON & HART, (Successor! to HEM'RY ROBIJfSOJr,J WHOLESALE WINE & SPIRIT DEALERS, AT THE OLD STAND, 40J Vndtr A, P. Everstt's Jluctitn Rtem. ftf C. A. & II F. POOR, SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Honolulu, Oahu, Sandwich Islands W. A. 1LOIICH, C.B.BltHOr. ALDRICH & BISHOP Importers & Dealers in General Merchandise, Honolulu, Oahu, S. I Island Produce bought and sold. Agents for the Bale of the products of the Lihue Plantation. 35-tf CHARLES BREWER, CO 31 MISSION MERCHANT, Boston, U.S. 35 7 Refer to Maks, Arthou & Co. andR.W.Woci ROBERT C. JANION, Merchant and Commisson Agent, Honolulu, Oahu, II I 35-tf UM'b W. CASTLK, AMOS S. COOKS. CASTLE & COOKE, Importers & Wholesale and Retail Dealers in General Merchandise. Agents for Jayue's Medicines At the old stand, corner of King and School streets, neatho large Stone Church. Mao, at the Store lormsriy occu pied by C. II. Nicholson, in King St., opposite the sea men's Chapel 36-tf 11. HACKFELD & CO., General Commission Agents & Ship Chandlers Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. 35-tf J. C. SPALDING, COMMISSION MERCHANT ii. IMPORTER, Honolulu, Oahu, II I. WANTED Bill of Exchange on the U. States and Europe. Consignments from abroad promptly attended to. Iiland Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods. 35-tf AHCU1W, AHFOHO. C. P. SAMSING & CO., DEALERS IN CHINA GOODS, Honolulu, Oahu, II. I. toy On hand and for sale SUGAR, MOLASSES. TEA and COFFEE. 3j tf C. BREWER 2d, GEXER4L COMMllON MERCHANT, Honolulu, Oahu, S I Aloney advanced on favorable terms for Bills of Exebangcon the United States, England, or France. 35-tt O. VOW HOLT, C. TH. HKUCK. Von HOLT & HEUCK, General Commission Merchants, Honolulu. Oabn.S. I. 35-tf E. HOFFMANN, Physician and Surgeon, jrOffiee in the New Prnj Store, corner of Kaaburaano and Qut-en st., Makoe & Anthun'a Block. U-tt J. WORTH, Dealer in General Merchandise, Tfilo. Hawaii. Ships supplied with Reeruitsat the shortest notice, on reason. able terms, uuis oi .xcnaoge wameo. Tt. T . avow. Importer & Dealer in General Merchandise. 45 HONOLULU, OAHU, II I. J. W. MARSH, Attorney at Law OOce in llonolnln Uoose , ove r Mr. Whitney's Bookstore. 42- J. R. BOND, MacMne Pilot Bread and Cracker Bakery, Nnnann Valley. Honolulu. 3 1 N 3. Old Bread kits-dried on the shorn H and floor Ad an ;a easonable terms. 9-3aa BUSINESS CARDS. Ship THOMAS SPENCER, Chandler and Commission Herckant, HONOLULU, OAHU, S. 1. Ships supplied with Refreshments, Provisions, &c, at the shortest a nice, on reasonable terms. Whaler' Bills wanted. 4fr- EKHST. X.RQIX, ISW1U MOLL. KRULL & MOLL, Importers and Commission Merchants, Kaahumana siM llakee & Anthon'a Block. 18-If 15. PITMAN. Ship Chandler and Dealer in General Mcr chandise. Bjron'n Ray, Hilo, Hawaii. Ships supplied with general ecruits,Wood,&c, at the sbor est notice, and most reasonable terms in exchange for bills or goods adapted to the market. Wanted, Whaler' bills on the United States or Europe, tor which toone will be advanced on favorable terms, ft. B. Storage for 3 or 4000 barreletaken at customary rates.-35-tt S. Iff. EXftERSOHT, Dealer in General Merchandise and Country JPr odtice , such as CORN, BEANS, BANANAS, BUTTER, EGGS, fee. May 24th. WAIALUA, OAHU. 3-tf ' WM. WEBSTER, Land Agent to His Majesty. . Office in the Kins' Garden, Beritanin Street. tf t4 GIL.IUAN & CO.. Ship Chandlers and General Agents. Lahaiua, Maui S. I Ships supplied with RECRUITS, STORAGE and MONEY 35 tf GEORGE G. HOWE, X.UBXBER ZftERCHAKT, Lumber Yard Corner of Qneen and Nnnann Sf , on the Pnnchard Premise 24-tt SAVIDGK & MAY, GROCERS, COFFEE ROASTERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. . . . KING STREET, NEAR THE BETHEL. 46-tf D. N. FLITNER, CONTINUES bis old business at the new store in Makee's new fire proof building next door above Dr. Iloff.nan's Drug Store on Kaahumana street. Chronometers Rated by oimervations of the sun and stars with a transit insirument accurately adjoste to the Meridian of Honolulu. Particular atten tion given to fine watch repairiug. Sextant nd Quadrant glasses silvert-d and adjusted Chart and Nautical instruments constantly on hand and for sale. , IIonoluH. Nov. 17th, 1S52. 28-tf HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL. CORNER OF MERCHANT & KAAHUMANU STREET? DR. McKIBBIN begs to intimate that lie is now joined by Lis son, Dr. Robert McKibbin, member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, one of whom being always in at tendance, will afford an additional guarantee to persons requiring advice or medicine. He has just received an assortment of English Drugs, Perfu mery, Ac, of the best quality, with which tbe establish ment will constanily be supplied, and which will be sold on reasonable terns. Physicixn's and Surgeon's prescriptions prepared with the greatest care. Medicine cbesu carefully examined and replenished. Attendance at the office from 8 A. M. till 6 P. M., on week a) days, and on Sundays 8 o'clock, A. M., to 11 o'clock-A.M. At other times, at his residence. Union street. ttr A consignmentof best Loudon White Paint and Linseed Oil. 34-tf DR. FORD'S Ofilee and Drng Store, Queen Street near tbe Market. 8hip's Medicine Chests refitted an Prescriptions carefully prepared nnder the supervision of LANGHERNE. Hot, cold, vapor, shower and medicated Baths, at ail hours 16-tf CIIAS. F. GUILLOU, LATE SURGEON UNITED STATES NAVY Consular Phynleian to Sick American Seamen OFFICE next dor U J. C. Spalding, Kaakvmanv. StrteU Hei dtnet. t tkt laU "French" Premiu, Alakta street. fcT Office hoars from 10 A. M. to S P. M., and from 4 to 5 P.M. At other hours enquire at dwelling 98-tf DR. L. C. BUOY, French Physician and Surgeon, LATE OF OREGON. Will rtn mxnitous consultations at bis OSee in Nnuaon el, every morning from nine to eleven o'clock, A. M l-f W. FISCHER, flfttiinet MaT? er rnrl "French Polilker. ntl 8f.f. .nwMSts k C.Trnnfl If 48


ocr: WOOL, HIDES, GOAT SKINS, GRAZIERS AND BUTCHERS, A TTENTION ! The undersigned offers the high tX. est cash market rates for the above deliverable at Honolulu, or any of the ports of Islands. Liberal Cash A d v o ti n a o Without interest, will be made to those who desire' and contracts will be made lor any length of time. J3.P ADAMS, 52-tf Office corner Queen and Kaahumanu sts. K Up stairs.


ocr: RITSON & HART, DEALERS IN WIHES AHD SPIRITS, AT THE OLD WINE STORE, under A. P. Ev erett's Auction Rooms, offer for sale BRANDY in kegs and barrels; Martell's ; United Vineyard Proprietors; " Bazarac; RUM in kegs; JAMAICA RUM in cases; Genuine OLD SCOTCH WHISKY.-in 1 dox cases; MONONGAHELA WHISKY, in bbls. & kegs; Fine OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY in 1 doz. cases. HOLLANDS GIN in cases; SCHEIDAM GIN in cases; Wolfe's SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS; HOSTETTER'S BITTERS; BOKER'S STOUGHTON'S CLARETS of different kinds ; HOCKHEIMER; SAUTERNE; . v a CHAMPAGNE, pints and qts., different brands; SHERRIES, Pale and Brown; Fine OLD PORT; By ass' nd other brands of ALE, PORTER; LIQUEURS. 461 Ships' Stores, Duty Free. Itf


ocr: NEW GOODS.. UST RECEIVED and for sale by. tha under- Kened, fine BLUE FLANNEL,. MULL MUS LIN. Embroidered JACONET, Embr'd SLEEVES, INFANTS ROBES (beautifully embioidered,) LADIES SILK GLOVES, KID GLOW- S, &c.&c. WILLIAMS &. JONES, Kaahumanu-st., opposite D. N. Fiitners, and onithe, wharf, corner of Nuuanu-st. Honolulu, Mar. 7, 1857. 44.tf


ocr: 1 GOOD AND CHEAP In Quantities to suit Purchasers. CHAMPAGNE in pints and quarts;. Extra Fine CLARETS; Common do.; Superior SAUTERNE; RHENISH WINES; MUSCAT; PORT WINE; MADEIRA; Choice BRANDIES; PEPPERMINT and ANNISETTE;. Genuine HOLLANDS GIN; Common GIN ; OLD TOM; KIRSCHWASSER, etc. etc.. For sale by MELCHERS & CO.


ocr: GOOD AND CHEAP 1 In Quantities to snit Purchasers. Will HI! CHAMPAGNE in pints and quarts; Extra Fine CLARETSj Common do.; Superior SAUTERNE; RHENISH WINES; : MUSCAT; PORT WINE; MADEIRA; Choice BRANDIES; PEPPERMINT and ANNISETTE; Genuine HOLLANDS GIN; Common GIN ; OLD TOM; KIRSCHWASSER,etc. etc. For sale by MELCHERS & CO.


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. WOOL, HIDES, GOAT SKINS, TALLOW. GRAZIERS AUD BUTCHERS, A TTENTION ! The undersijrned offers the high- L est cash, market ratpa fnr th ...M.. deliverable at Honolulu, or any of the ports of the Islands. Liberal Cash A d W 1 n fl fl n Without interest, -will be made to those who desire', ana contracts will be made for any length of time. E. i ADAMS, 52-tf Office corner Queen and Kaahumanu sts. KP" Up stairs.


ocr: NEW GOODS. TTUST RECEIVED and for sale by the under-. U sijmed. fine BLUE FLANNEL. MULL MUS LIN, Embroidered JACONET, Einbr'd SLEEVES, INFANTS ROBES (beautifully embroidered,) LADIES' SILK GLOVES, KID GLOVES, &c.fcc. WILLIAMS & JONES. Kaahumanu-st., opposite D. N. Flitners, and on the whari, corner of Nuuanu-st. . Honolulu, Mar. 7, 1857. 44.tf


ocr: DEALERS IN WINES AND SPIRITS, AT THE OLD WINE STORE, under A. P. Ev erett's Auction Rooms, offer for sale BRANDY in kegs and barrels; MarteH's ; United Vineyard Proprietors; Sazarac; RUM in kegs; JAMAICA RUM in caBes; Genuine OLD SCOTCH WHISKY., in 1 doz cases; MONONGAHELA WHISKY, in bbls. & kegs; Fine OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY in 1 doz. cases. HOLLANDS GIN in cases; SCHEIDAM GIN in cases; Wolfe's SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS; HOSTETTER'S BITTERS; BOKER'S STOUGIITON'S CLARETS of different kinds; HOCKHEIMER; SAUTERNE; CHAMPAGNE, pints and qts., different brands; SHERRIES, Pale and Brown; Fine OLD PORT; Byass' and other brands cu ALE, PORTER; LIQUEURS. 461 Ships'" Stores; Duty Free. ftf


ocr: THE HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY offer for Dis. Marzetti's Ale, in quarts 44 Old Tom, 44 Claret, Qr. casks Pale Sherry, .44 v Brandy, Superior Champagna.." l-tf


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. TOBACCO! CIGARS AND SNDFFS! J STEWARD RESPECTFULLY INFORMS his friends and the public generally, that he has now on hand an extensive assortment of the above articles, all of the choicest brands. He will always have on sale as complete a stock as is pro curable in the market. He offers the following ar ticles, all of the first quality, on reasonable terms : Anderson's Solace, Bulla lo Chips, Citron, Morning Glory J. Patrick & Co.'a Diamond P. Honr Dew Cioldeu Leaf Luscious Luxury, Natural Leaf Richmond 8's Varina's Can inter Spanish Mixed Aromatic Let her Rip . Manila Cisars No. 2 twist ends Cheroots Havanna Cigars in fancy boxes Fancy SuutTs etc ALSO A General Assortment of GROCERIES 32T Hotel street, near the French Hotel. 8-3m


ocr: ENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Law iolic!. 1 UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN Li aised by the Supreme Court as an (rney and counselor, at law. 4 AND I SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY, dersto the public his services in the line of Session, and hopes, Irom ms ions practical nce and the undivided attention that he will fall business committed to his care, to merit t of patronage. se over Dr. G. P. Judd's Drug Store, corner xhant and Fort streets. . O. IIINTON. iolulu, May 28, 1857. -y LAW RK PORTS J WT, E SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE FIRST Tolume of the Hawaiian Reports, comprising of the most important Decisions and Rulings Superior Courts of this Kingdom during the us ending with 1856, compiled by Geoeoe bertsok. e Five Dollars, bound in calf. S-ti 4 Jt. DT?DRTMi Wnrnjstprshire Sauce. For leby 43-tf , SAVIDQE & MAT. t Private School. E UNDERSIGNED HAVING RENTED vn m invai Sfhrtnl T.remlses. near the Pal prepared to receive pupils for instruction in amoa branahes of English education ; also in sher branches if desired. Terms: $1 per or $12 per quarter. - SAMUEL DERBY.,


ocr: GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. GODFREY RHODES, DEALER IN WINES AND SPIRITS, MAS ON HAND AND OFFERS FOR SALE, a well selected stock, consisting in part & follows, viz.: MONONGAHELA and BOURBON WHISKIES; FINE BRANDY in cases and casks; HOLLANDS GIN; CHERRY BRANDY, a superior article; Stoughton's and Dunbar's BITTERS; FINE SHERRY and MADEIRA; ' PORT; SAUTERNES of superior quality, CLARETS, CLARET in pints; HOCK CHAMPAGNE; And all the favorite brands cf ALE and POR TER, which he offers for sale low at his Store near the Post-Office. Honolulu, May 30th, 1857. 4-tf


ocr: U.S. Ship St. Mry', ) Honolulu, Oct. 13, 1857. $ TT HE RE BY give notice that I shall 'not ILhold myself responsible for the payment ofejebts incurred by, the crew of this ship without authority. CHARLES HENRY DAVIS, .24 -tf Command r.t


ocr: LARGE SALE AT AUCTION " 4 OIV FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEflPr 11th, at 10 O'clock A. .11., 1 At the Large Stone Warclionse in Marine sireec, in me rear oi tne s tor? n.- Grt-nier, will be bold a largo and varied assort of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, GLASt WARE, HARDWARE, &C. &t. 4 Terms liberal. 1 S-l t A. I EVERETT, A Uc:.


ocr: Tn "D A n n n ! ! U D A U U U . nABTOIVS of Bnflalo Chips," viz.! fl . .. TTTnr7I? "UNIQUE, "SUGAR PEARS," "SWEET Just xcceWeti per "John Land,' and for sale by 18-tf J. C. 8PALDIXO.


ocr: ilT HIGHEST RATES! Bv J. C. SPALDi.N E? Contracts for one to three years made if ed. IJnnoluliL Sent. 4. 1857. 1:


ocr: FOR NEW BEDFORD ! The A. 1 Am. clipper ship MARY L, SUTTON, Will receive quick dispatch from this port, and freight will be taken at very low rates. Apply to GILMAN & CO., Lahaina. Lahaina, Sept. 5, 1857. 18 tf