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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-12-18

Mr. EDIToR.-In the Advertiser of Sent. 9th
there appeared a notice of the "Lorghum Sacha-
rlnum' and its innumerable good qualities. here
with send You a quantity of what I supposed to be the
article to dispose of to those who would like to try it.
The seed of it was received originally from DIR.
Hillebrand.
L would premise however that the stalks are as
destitute as grass of sacharine taste. But it's value
as a grain is more than commensurate to its lack of
sugar. 1t is a most beautiful cereal, white. round.
and delicate as sage in looks, and yields enormously.
From a specimen riddled by weevils, (nothing but
what is good will they eat,) I got Is grains to grow.
planted last February. 1t looked like broom-corn at
FIRST, but soon threw up Is OF 20 side shoots from
each root. On the top Of each shoot expanded a
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

SAN Francisco, November 81 and %.
FL0UR-Jobbing sales of 200 or SKIS Commercial Extra at
$3.50; 200 do do Alviso at SIS 25 600 do Genesee do at Z so.
Oregon, II "a u Napa, s. Magnolia Golden Gate at the same
figure Commercial and Alviso SS4 Fowlers selfraising $94.
CORN MEAL-Domestic Corn Meal in small quantities was
disposed of yesterday at 44c u ID.
WHEAT-Sales this Z. NJ. of 100 bags choice at 2!c, and $50
do good at 81 10.
BARLEY-4OO bags sold this P. NJ. at 23c.
POTATOES-The market is better: sales this P. NJ. of 400
bags at 81 60 "a 81 IS p 100 lbs.
PORK-Sales from second hands, in lots of % hal-bbls Mess
at SO so, and 300 do do clear at S21.
SUGAk-Sale of 10000 TBS Sandwich Islands at 91c.
RICE-Sale of 40 bbls Carolina private, and 10000 lbs Manila
No. 2, from Sandwich Islands, at SIC.
SALT-Messrs. McRuer & Merrill sold yesterday 600 bags
Sandwich Islands at $15 fP ton.
SUGAR-250 bbls crushed, in lots, sold yesterday and to-day,
at 14}c New Orleans 10c. China No /, 92c Sandwich Islands
9c u fb
SOAP-700 bxs Colgate's sold on terms not stated.
CANDLES-Saes yesterday and this morning amount to
1000 boxes Adamantine, of different brands.
CEMENT-Sales of 800 bbls at 81 3O.-S. F. Bulletin.
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

sEAMEN's BETHEL-Rev. S. G. Damon Chaplain-King
street, near the Sailors Home. Preaching on Sundays at
IL A. NJ. and u P. NJ. Seats free. Sabbath School after
the morning services.
FORT STREET at present in the Court
House, up stairs-Rev. j. ID. Strong, Pastor. Preaching
on Sundays at II A. NJ. and Il 2. NJ. Seats free. Sab
bath School meets at 10 A. NJ.
METHODIST CHURCH-Nuuanu avenue, corner of Tutui
street-Rev. VIM. S. Turner, Pastor. Preaching every
Sunday at IL A. NJ. and u p. M. Seats free. Sabbath
School meets at 10 A. NJ.
KINGS CHAPEL-King street, above the Palace-Rev. E. W.
Clark Pastor. Pulpit supplied at present by Rev.
Messrs. Armstrong and Bishop. Services, in Hawaiian
every Sunday at 81 A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ.
CATHOLIC CHIRCH-Fort street. near Beretania-under the
charge of Rt. Rev. Bishop Maigret. assisted by Able
Modesto. Services every Sunday at 10 A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ.
SMITHS acknowledgements street, near Nuuanu street
Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor. Services, in Hawaiian, every
Sunday at 10 A. NJ. and q P. NJ.
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For NEW BEDFoRD-per Gladiator.
996 lbs bone, Sarah Sheaf. IS barrels slush, 1 copper
$40 " " Kutusof. cooler, e. F. Nye.
1871 " " Sarah. 94 lbs bone, 10000 walrus
3O,395 gals. oil, " teeth, g. L. Cox.
1854 lbs bone, Oscar. 4,579 lbs bone, Seine.
II,645 sc I" Chandler Price. $3.50 E" " Endeavor.
1889 " &" H. w. Whitfield. 1880 /" " Magnolia.
L 1859 I" " Barnstable. 1896 gals. oil,
Ia, 1888 gals. oil, " 1910 lbs bone, Janus.
$3.50 " SD. 7,Ol4 " " Vernon.
9 bbls slush, " $50 " walrus teeth, Krull &
5,093 lbs bone, FIR. Henrietta. MolL.
PATIO gals. oil, e" " 1920 lbs bone, Robin Hood.
Il, 200 &" sp, Mercury. 5000 " g." Montpelier.
29,354 lbs bone, Lewis. 1854 gals. oil, South Boston.
3,451 gals. oil, /" 2 ~half-barrels sugar, and 3
bags coffee.
For SAN FRANcIsco-per ship Post: 4,261 packages mer-
chandise, 1868 gallons whale oil, 305 sacks and As bales pull.
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vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am ship Raduga-was to leave Boston about Oct. 80, with
cargo ndze for Honolulu, to G. Brewer.
Am clipper ship B. T. Hoxie was to sail for Honolulu about
Nov. Is, from San Francisco, for freight.
American clipper bark Fanny Major, to sail I'm SFrancisco,
about Nov. 80, due here Dec. Is, with the e. s. Mails.
Bremen brig Kauai was to sail firm Bremen latter part of Sept.
with cargo merchandise to Hofschlager and Stapenhorst-
American clipper bark Yankee, Smith, to leave San Francisco,
Dec. &
American schooner vaquerO, Newell, to leave San Franchise,
Nee 15. en- route for Sydney.
american sch. Flying Dart, freeman, from San Francisco.
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MEMORANDA.

We have have had in Lahaina this fall season 70 whale ships
and 2 merchantmen.
Bark Italy experienced a gale of wind on her passage down in
latitude IS N.-Shipped a heavy sea, carried away the head of
her fore-mast, lost fore-top-mast, fore-top-gaHant and royal
mast, main-top-galIant and royal-mast, bowsprit, jibboom and
flying jio-boom &c. Most of the crew down with the scurvy-
will be down 70 Honolulu in a few days to repair. G. s. b.
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DEPARTURES.

Dec. Am VIII sh Jireh Swift, Earl, for home.
Pam VIII sh Young Phoenix, Tobey, for Honolulu.
3-Am VIII sh Cambria, Pease, for New Zealand,
3-Am VIII sh Three Brothers, Cleaveland, cruise.
3-Am VIII sh Navigator, Fisher, cruise.
Ann VIII sh L. c. Rich mond, Cochran, cruise.
Ann VIII blk Newton, Sherman, cruise.
5-Am VIII sh Trident, Taber, cruise,
Am VIII sh Roman, DevOnL, cruise.
Sam VIII sh Moctezuma, Fisher, cruise and home.
9-Am VIII sh Geo Washington, Allen, Home.
1O-Am VIII sh Junior, Andrews. home.
1O-Am VIII sh Olympia, Ryan, home.
13-Am VIII bk Manuel OrteZ, Heustis, cruise and home.
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80 His Honor Judge Lee takes passage to-day in
the whaleshlp Barnstable to try a sea voyage for his
health, which is not as firm as usual. The vessel will be
absent three or four weeks, intending to cruise about
this group and perhaps south. The best wishes of
his friends win follow him.
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PLACES OF

ROYAL HAWAIIAN T~HEATER-Corne of Hotel and AIakea
~streets-Messrs. Graves & Wilder Managers. Perform
ance, every night in each week.
" PIONEER CIRCUS-Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel
streets-Messrs. Rowe and Smith, Proprietors.) Perform
ances every evening.
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CoTToN-By late advices from Boston we learn
that the samples of cotton raised on Maui and sent to
the u. S. for examination have been heard from and
said by cotton brokers to equal if not excel any sam
pies of American growth. An offer has been received
to purchase any quantity that might be for sale. We
have had several inquiries for seed of late, but are
unable to refer to any. Good Sea-Island Cotton seed
should be imported.
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LohaHuM, A NEW CEREAL. correspondent on
MAUI mas sent as some bags of the seed of this new
plant, the good qualities of which are alluded to in
MS letter In another column. It promises to be a
valuable grain, worth the attention of cultiyators-
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

20 A bag will be kept open at our counter till
fifteen minutes before the sailing of the Post, for the
reception of papers and packages.
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% Whale ships leaving this port without a full
supply of vegetables or stock, will find the best of
sweet potatoes and beef at Koloa or Waimea on Kauai.
See Capt Charman's advertisement on the fourth
page. -
CAPsIzED.-A whale boat crossing the channel from
MolokaI to Lahaina two weeks since, with Mr.. Ed.
hitchcock and two natives, was capsized. The sea
was very heavy and they found it impossible to right
the boat and had to swim on the oars a distance of
hve or SIX miles to the whale ships at anchor off
Lahalna, where they were rescued, though nearly
exhausted.
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n For GUANo.-The fine schooner Liholho has been
chartered by the American Guano Company, to pro-
ceed to Jarvis and New Nantucket Islands belonging
to them, under command of Capt. John Patty, to pro-
cure a cargo of guano. She is the best vessel that
could be obtained, and Capt. Patty is just the man to
find not only the island but the guano, if they are to
be found anywhere in this neighborhood. Capt. p.
wont return with an empty vessel, if he has to fill
her hold with q cargo of birds instead OF their valu-
able deposite. And IS for the "breakers,'' which
appear so formidable in Com. Mervine's report, that
his officers did not even touch dry land, we think
Capt. Patty will gain a foothold, at least long enough
to fill one bag. Mr.. Arthur Benson is agent for the
Company. We understand that several bags of the
deposite were taken i, New York, analysed and found
to be worth S45 per ton-not equal to the Peruvian
guano, however, which commands $50. The depos-
lite is covered with a thick crust overgrown with
shrubbery, but that is supposed not to injure its val
ue, but on the other hand, tends to preserve it. The
Liholiho will sail about Saturday and be absent some
three months. The enterprise has our best wishes for
its success. -
LWHARF LoTs.-We are glad to notice the progress
made in filing up the new wharf lots, under the su-
perintendance of r. A. S.. Wood, ESQ.,, and his aid
Capt. Hadley. If the work is not checked from some
unforeseen cause, eighteen or twenty lots, cover
ing about two acres of ground, with a water front of
$50 feet, will be ready for disposal within six months,
and for the erection of stores. The ground, however,
will be worthless until the extension of Fort street is
made. The stones in the fort wall are to be taken for
building the break-water, and there is no reason why
the erection of this wall should not be commenced
The wharves are needed now.
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PORT oF "A MAUI.
ARRIVALS.

Dec. 15-Am VIII blk Italy, Weld, of Greenport, I'm Kamschatka,
900 VIII. 5000 bone. season.
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Coasters I'M Port

Sch John Dunlap, Dudoit, for Hilo.
Kamoi, Chadwick, for Lahaina.
" Kamamalu, soon for Hilo.
4" Alice, Rye, +" /" Hawaii.
e" Liholiho, Patty.
4" Sally, Fontaine, for Hanalei,
4" Kekauluohi, for Kona.
" Haalilio.
|" Maria, Molteno.
4" Kamehameha, Gulick.
I" Excel Antonio.
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VESSELS IN PoRT.-DEC. II.

n. I. MIS- corvette Embuscade, Gizolme.
Am clipper sh John Gilpin, Ring, loading OIL and Done 81 U'S,
Br. bk Cynthia, for freight or charter.
Am bk Merrimac, Rice, loading OIL.
Bremen sh Post, Wiegard, soon for san francesca.
Chilean brig Escape, Gasso, soon for Tahiti.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, Fl. 7.

ARRIVALS.
For full reports Of Whalers arrtUed, see Shipping List on
4h page)
Dec f1-Sch Kinoole, Morse, I'm Molokai, with cargo salt.
p" Lholiho, Thurston, I'm Hawaii.
13-Am VIII sh Benjamin Tucker, Barber, from Ochotsk Sea
under Jury-masG, zoe VII.
1S-Am clipper ship B. +. Hoxie, Crary, IL days from San
Francisco, sailed same day for CaHao.
13-Am VIII bk Hoogley, Cole, I'm sea in distress.
14-Sch Kamamau, from Hilo, 2 days.
Ii 8 Kakauluohi, finn Kona, Hawaii, 4 days.
To-" KaInoi, Chadwick, FIN Lahaina.
10" Alice, Rye, FIN Kona, Hawaii.
10 " Sally, Fontaine, fm Hanalei, Kauai.
17-Sch Maria, FIN Lahaina, sch Kamehameha, Gulick, FIN
Kohala, and sch Excel, fn Kauai.
DEPARTURES.
Nov. Fam VII sh Waveriy, West, for Ascension Island.
p" VIII sh Warren, Wilcox, for New Zealand.
p" VIII sh Phoenix, Pendleton, to cruise.
p" VII sh John Wells, Besse, for New Bedford.
p" VIII sh Maria Theresa, Davis, to cruise homeward.
p I" merchant sh Gladiator, Whitfield, for New Bedford.
ID" VIII sh Omega, Sanborn, for Fair Haven.
Is" VIII sh st. George. Dias, for New Bedford.
13-" VIII blk Harvest, Spencer, for Fair Haven.
10 VIII sh Roman, Blackmer, for New Bedford.
49, FIR sh Gustav, ellis, TO cruise.
13-Am wh sh Emerald, Haleck, to cruise.
Is" VIII blk Endeavor, Horsley, to cruise.
IS I" VIII sh Barnstable, Fisher. to cruise.
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Chilean brig Escape, Gasso, soon Tor Tahiti.
wHALERS.
Ships Alice Mandel, Dennis. Ships, T. +: Mason, Jernegan.
Ocean. Norton. Syren Queen, Phillips.
Magnolia. Cox. Black Eagle. Edwards
Adeline Gibbs, Pomeroy. Montauk, French.
Pacific, Smell. Bark George.
India, Long. Prudent, Hamilton.
Janus, Winsow. Delta, Dubay.
Abram Barker, Barker. Delaware, Allen.
Chas Phelps, Layton Brig Victoria, Corsen.
VIM. Badger, Braley. Hawaii, Cook.
Phillip 1st, Sisson. Alice, Penny,
California, Manchester. Barks, Vernon, Gardner.
Corinthian, Russell. United States, Holmes.
HOOgly, Cole. Black Warrior, Tibbett.
Republic, Sayre. Eugene, Pendeton.
ArnOlda, Sarvent. Ships, Seine, Landre.
South Boston, Randolph. Rebecca Sims, Gavitt.
Benjamin Tucker, Barber. Ship, Maria Theresa, Davis.
Gen. Williams, Miller. Pocahontas, Butler.
Robin Hood, Mckinley. Splendid, Smith.
Montpelier, Macomber. Illinois, Unzger.
Ontario, TOoker.
43 Whalers, I merchant, 10 coasters-Total6 go.
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NUMBER l88.

expenses tonight. My watch. too. that so
dearly priced! Miserable man that I ami"
"Never mind your wants, OF anything else,
just now-only pull off that mass of filth, I
implore you; who knows what horrid conta-
gion we will all catch, if you persist in wear
ing it."
''Take it off, dear papa," observed the daugh-
ter ''but don't throw it away; it may lead to
the detection of the wretch who robbed youn
The obnoxious garment was removed, and
the young lady was about to place it under
the seat, when she heard a ,jiAgling noise that
attracted her attention; and, on examination,
found in various parts of the coat, not only the
watch, pocket book, purse, and silver of which
her father had been deprived, but yellow can
vass bag, such as is used by farmers, containing
about thirty guineas.
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CO-PARTNEl

aim under the style and hrm of GEO. Foster q 20
Tor the transacuon ofa general ForUaraing ana Com
ss ms% md SPACIOUS Fire-proof Warehouse, on the
Wsbaeh md Erie Canal and corner Of Locust ana
rsordsvlie Railroad, where they Will nave aiaPle ne
oo and convenient facilities for storing all klhus Vi
rbev will aye special to Consignment, eIner oS
p,var RaiiToad Canal Wagons, anu WlLilor"@fo
Tbay will rive personal attention to the purcnasy U
sale Of Produce Groceries in this anu o tSe
rdars for the purchase of Sugar and on ss
one of the firm will be in the Soutn during no
Winter. .....- 30 M av;t and share
Ineynope ey M. w. FOSTER.
ithe pubic patronage GEO. FOSTER,
w. M. AIKMAN.
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rprNEYA. sORENsON.

nu.IrRS IN GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS. cohNhh
~A"A .1 a. ~rR AND VINE sTs. EvANsyiLLE, IND.
ad have this day formed
the PHrPGss '" scsaded the business of Messrs Als
their stock and made
FOR Dash as any house in EvanSViie OF AnF nfFFNSEY
West. q SORENSON.
fmuA
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RAILROADS, &C.

h Esss @ss;ss5zszSsES$
THE undersigned having bsen ap- unm~s
He&. pointed Agentfor the above Com eHASA
@S9. ny in this city would inform ship $aaa$s3
pers. merchants, and the public
generally that Fl. Leeeh. George Harris and Georg
Black late of"D Leeeh Co.," and Thomas S. Clarke,
CLARK 4 Thaw, =" under the firm Of
LEECH 81 Coz
by appointment special consgnees and shipping
the Pennsyvania Railroad Company They have
eshed all the principal shipping points
aand west and prepared to receipt through New
FORK Boston and Baltimore, 60 all western
cities all cities towns
Atlantic seaboard by way OF the PeAIsylFana Railroad
The direct their whole attention forwarding
and have facilities for shipping from and to the without
the expense their charges by
with the Railroad being extremely low
the of drayage they hope
be able to give satisfaction.
shipments produce made their agents viii bs faEward
cd free of charge foE com mission
For in nformation apply st their ofices:
Depot, Liberty street, Pittsbnrg;
do No. South 18th street. Phladelphia;
do North atreet. Baltimore;
No. Astor Place.
do Battery Place,
do "a Kilby street. Boston;
0rto JOHN s. MITCHELL,
epl3 6m Waterst.. Evansville. Ind.
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FALL. CAMPAIGN!
HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,

NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS,
HMTHLST than for the generous patronage
Wv the public siHee he opened Eyansyle, would
and city purchasers also that he
and in store the Heaviest st0Ck of Hardware and Cut
erY (by one-thrd that he has offered in the Evans
vilfs sale Many Goods purchased
ed rates by him. during depressed markets
England by importing (direct) from Eur0pe
his orders for Goods filled the Manu-
Works he is only able but decidedly d posed
sell Hardware at low figures
afford the Goods. to cash or good time buyers.
careful examination of his stoek prices by
Merchant and Traders feeling assured ha he
full Justice.
stock he names the folio wing to the trade;
Axes-Wel Lfppincots Leveretts Collins;
soO dozen Pocket Knives Gully assortedi
9S do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do Razors and StFops;
100 gross SpaeEsIron. Brttania aud German Silver;
so dozen Cofee Mills, all grades;
3nO da Files and Rasps 9ll kinds;
1000 lbs brass Kattles. ped bottoms;
700 lbs SadiFoRs. assorted;
1900 gross Screws. gml pointed;
$50 dozen DooE Socksand oekets;
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards.
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs. iron and brass hsaas;
60 dozan Saws. Mill 20 Key hole;
Is do Steelyards and Scale Beams;
so do (and other brands) Shovels &Rd Spades;
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
Japanned Tinware fally assorted
Whips and Lashes Brushes. Combs Needles. sHectacles
Port Hardware generally with
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives aud Riddles and
GUN Barrels and Gum Trimmings,
Carpenters pers Tools Window Sash. etc. etc.
CHARLES 8. WELLS.
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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CABINET MAKERSs STOCK.
MUST Received.
aD 100 gross bed crews. fat and square head;
500 feet Safe Wire;
200 doz Iron Cupboard and TIL Locks;
100 doz Wrought Iron Butt Hingesi
2oodoz do do Table do. ~ to ~;
100 doz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
1000 gross blet Point Screws assorted all sizes;
400 Furniture lsters Brass and Iron Wheel;
so doz Cabinet Files and Rasps 4sssd lengths;
so doz Looking Glasses. ass'd sizes;
so reams sand paper;
lust and for sale by apps BABCOCk BRO.
wpUTLER,s MERCANTILE WRITING FLUID
25 boxes doZ EACH of this choice Ink Tor sale bv
janl6 s. Il. GILBERT & CO.
6ANFR. GAME!!-A lot of PraiSie Chickens. Quails.
%% Squirrels venison, Rabbits. &c., for sale by
febI i. w. s. VICKERY.
SOAR AND CANDLES.-5 boxes Tallew Candles; Ia
- boxes Common and German Soap. faF sale By
fesao J.W. S. YIcKERY.
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TOHN n. CRISP,

n RY PD B L. u
=. r4b. nv .sqvuLx LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ICONS ros-
N trs Buildings, will attend to drawns up
O. and all other writing entrusted 20 n-@
@ODFIsH2o drums just rsssysS SRd for GsTRESsoN.
W. nov2t IENNE1 o
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LOUISVILLE,

WESTERN FEED AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WANGAEE g. co.
ERS and Dealers in all kin ds of Farm
l Garden Implements Moving Reaping and Thresh-
ing Machines Field Garden Seeds Trees &c. 56 Main
street opposite Bank Louisville. Louisville. KY.
San -Ivw
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IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
MN0R grinding wheat and and all other substances
III requiring gEind ng.
Genuine Brand Bolting oqths and Betting OF
all widths.
J. R. Monroe is authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices. including freight.
CaiatJ R. Monroes Family Grocery corner OF Oak and
jels-tf JAMES BRADFORD & CO.. Cincinnati. o.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE,
THOMAS y H. NHAGEEEs
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York.
DEIN G longIestablshed with extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully solicts consgn-
ofall kinds of Western Produce, which will receive
i'm and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed
eonsiguments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J,H MAGHEE & CO.,
feb2O-tf Evansville, Ind.
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"HITE LEAD.-loO kegs pure for sale hy
Wv nov27 ORR. DALZELL a. CO.
REMOVAL.

undersigned hss removed his Tailoring Establish
A street. edatey opposite the Pres
b. terian Church, in the office with DR.. Wood where he
would be glad all his old customers and goody
Der OF and would be pleased them with
anything in his coats vests PANTS shirts draw
made order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for avors he would respeetfuy solicit
eoutnuance Of the the hands of liberal public
v26 J. L. NELMS.
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WATCH RRPAIRING

w "A
FESHE Undersigned bang eommsneed the above busn
M in Evansville. natters himself with the hope shat his
experience and skill in all OF time measuring
machinery will trial. be found worthy the atten ii
only resident citizens the city but also ofthose
comprising the ''circumambient vicinage.''
His sho at the Post 0ce where he be found at all
OFFICE aouRs. Eys r.. H. GATES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-18
RYDRAULIC FOUNDRY.
BARBA OUX g. SNOW ID E

JAMES LOW & CO.. OUISYILLE, kf.,
E no receiving their Stock of Spring Goods many OF
IN which of their importation direct from the
manu- facturerin Europe.
We bought all Goods for CASH end sre prepared
prompt short time and Cash buyers
the United States Our stock OF
BROWN SHE BTTNGS AND PRINTS
will well assorted during the coming
and will be sold for CASH and ONLY All orders Tor the
Same rous4 he ed with he money feh2l