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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-16

RIcuMoND.-The ice blockade has subjected
Richmond, Va, to almost state of siege
The allowance of coal there, it is stated in
very ncarl, exhausted, and the quantity
brought i'll daily from the pits is inadequate
to the wants of the community. Already the
gas lights are turned off before midnight in
consequence of a deficiency in the supply of
coal at the gas works. 1t is also said that
the stok of corn, meal and sugar rs rapidly
diminishing, and the price of the latter alti-
Gle has gone up almost to the war figure.
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This is to Give Notice.

TNlIAT the subscriber Of Cecil comfy, hath
Il. obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county, letters Of administration on the per-
sOual estate of
James J. Lindsey,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated, Oh OF.
before the
llth day of February, 1867;
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. All ndcb.ed
to said estate are requested to make imme-
diafe payment TO the subscriber. Give,s
under my hand this 10th day of August, 1856.
WILLIAM LINDSEY,
Administrator Of James J. Lindsey, decd.
Feb l6-Gw.
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Newark Female Seminary.

VIN'fE next Session Of thissInstitutisn will
l. commence FEBRUARY 4th, 1856, and
e,!fnne twenty-one weeks.
A thorough and systematic course ofstudy
a full corps Of experienced and efficient
teachers, combined with tho home influence
which can he exerted where the number is
~ limited. all commend .t'lis school to the
attention of parents who expect to place
their Il daughters beyond their own immediate
Influence.
Expenses per session. Board and Tuition
IN English Studies and Latin, $40; Languages
Music. Drawing AID Painting in water colors
and oil. extra.
t.;-Circ nlars, containing course Of Study
Rnl"ther particulars can be obtained by
addressing the Principal,
MISS II. CHAMBERLAIN,
Newark, Del.
RKpsRExcEs-Dani-l Kirkwnod, LID.
Prof-S s"r Delaware College; Prof. W. A..
Crawford, Prof. f. d. Parker, Rev. ].
Ealandigham. J. W. Weston, A. NJ, Prin-
cip.l Of Newark Academy, J. Miller, ESD,
Newark. Prof. C. Long, Huntsville, Pa,
George Earle, ESP, Elkten, Nd.
Jan. :, '56--2m.
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FOR. RENT

THAT old established Store Stand and
L Dwelling house, all under one roof, which
is now doing an excellent business; with Is
Acres of well improved land, and good
frame barn and stable and all the necessary
outbuildings, situated in Gurlic Town, Cecil
county, on the road leading from Perryville
to Port Deposit and ! miles from the former
place. Apply to tho subscriber on the prem
ise.s JOEL REYNOLDS.
Feb IH-2ws
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TIE Pooh BIRDs.--Thc Rhode Island Pa
tiiot says that the late cold weather has been
very destructive to the birds. Great numbers
Of quails. rartridg"s, and other birds have
been found dead in the woods. There will
hardly be quail left alive in Maryland and
o,thcrn Virginia we presume, except such
as have been taken and protected through the
present Siberian winter.
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AUCTIONEERING!

HINFIE subscriber would inform his friends
T. and the public generally that he will sell
as Auctionccr all kinds ofproperty, personal
and real, and from the practice he has had
hatters himself he can give satisfaction
These having sales will confer favor by
giving him call, near UNION MEETING
HOUSE, or address by letter, South Mil
ford, Cecil county. Nd. Charges moderate.
WILLIAM W. MOORE,
Jan II -3t"
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'lloN. HENRY WINTER DAvls.-Some pcr.
sons are disposed to find serious objections to
the final vote of Mr.. Davis for Mr.. Fuller 70,
Speaker. We had intended to alludc to the
subject this week but are unable to do so.
IN our next Issue we hope to refer to it, and
we state 1t here as our opinion that he cast
The correct vcie and will ultimately be sus-
tanned,
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FIVE PER CRNT SAVING FUND,
OF rIIE
National Safety Company,
ainm street, s. W. Corner Of Third ST.,
l. ii l. \ ID ELPIIIA.

HaInm Street, s. ". Corner q Third ST.,
ii l. \ ELPlIIA.
INCORPORATED ny THE STATE of rExx'A
MONEY is received in any sum. large or SIN ALL
w and interest paid from the day of deposit
The ntlicc il open To receive AID pay money
every day. from O'Clock in the morning till
o'clock in the evening and on Monday and Thurs
day evening, till O'Clock. INTEREST FIVE
PER CENT. All sums large small. paid
back in gold on demand without notice. to amy
amount. .T'Oflico WALNUT ST, :. W. Cor.
of Third ST., Philadelphia
President. Hon. HENRY L. BENNER.
Vice President ROBERT SELFRIDGE,
Secretary. WILLIAM j. REED.
DIRECTORS.
Henry l. Benncr, { Landreth NUNS.
Edward l.. Carter, +. Carroll brewster.
Samuel X. Ash on. Henry l.. Churchman,
Robert Scl:rdgc, Joseph i. Barry,
jam $ Il. Smi b. Frlnri. Lee
The Investments, amounting as per statement of
January LIST. 1856. to $Y1G.2lS.9l nine hundred
and -even'y-six thousand two hundred and cigh-
Teen dollars and ninety-one cents. in accordance
with The Act ct Incorporation are made in Mort
cages, Ground rents and such first class securities
us must always insure perfect security the de-
positors and place beyond all risk the permancncy
and stability Of this old and wei established In
stitutlon. Feb. IL. ISJ(-'f
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THE SOUND Dues QrEsrIoN.-.Tt appears
by letter from Copenhagen Of The 9th of JAN
nary that the United States, whose CONNER
cial treaty with Denmark expires on the 18th
of April next, have recently offered 10000
thalcrs (about S30,0O0) as a compensation
in full for all expenses incurred by the Danish
government for the improvement of the nav
ication Of the Sound.
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APPOINTMENT OF REGT, TER We
understand that the Orphans Court,
being in session on the day the late
Register of Wills died, appointed
Reuben ID. lamar his successor.
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L. S. SENAToR.-Hon. Anthony
Kennedy was elected by the Md. Lcgis-
lature, on Thursday last, L. S. Senator
to succeed Mr.. Pratt, whose term ex-
pires on the 18th of March, 1857. Mr..
Kennedy is a brother of Hon. John p.
Kennedy, and at present member of
the House of Delegates from Baltimore
(ity
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FARM For SALE

TFIIE subscriber offers at Private Sale. his
l. Farm, Known as clown Point" situated
Oh Bohemia Manor, Cecil county, Md, con.
tanning % acres and lO7 pcrcl,s. The
neighborho"d is very healthy one, and tho
situation delightful; having fine view of the
Elk and Bohemia rivers. as well as the Chcs-
apcake Bay; with the advantages of Ian ding
lime and other manure on the fields, Tho
improvements consist of Il C.r
Frame House, and good frame Ers1TAii
barn, corn crib, smoke house. TgMsssSg
and good we'll OF water at the .ygISS 3. E!Ea
door. Also, thrifty Apple SessaAas~
Orchard in the prime fbcaring: Plum Cher
ry, and other fruit trees, with sufficient woed
for the use of the farm. For further particu-
lars apply to the owner living at Port Her
man, one mile from the property.
JEREMIAH STARR.
Feb lG-4w.
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Store House and Dwelling.

LNOR RENT. The well known Store house
l. at kidd's Purchase is offered for rent
Possession given Immediately. Also, two
story frame dwelling, situated within 100
yards the store house. Possession gwen
18th of March, next. For terms, &c., apply
to the subscriber on the premises.
... G. w. KIDD.
Feb l6-3w.
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NENDrE BlLLs.-The time for sales of
Stock, Household Goods, &C., preparatory to
changes of residence is approaching. We
are prepared to print handblls at The Wing
Office in good style at cheap rates.
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REMOVAL.

The Office of The Cecil Wing has been re-
moved to North Street between the Court
House and Jail, where we are prepared to do
Handbills, and other Job Printing.
0JTThe Wing has far larger circulation
than any other paper ever had in the county,
and is good medium for advertisements.
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Ole Cecil .luDie.
ELKTON, FEBRU 1G, 1856.

$lC~lndisposition has kept US out of our
office for the last few days, and we have,
therefore, been unable to give attention to
The Wing.
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EJr"Do, sticks" is now engaged in writ
ing burlcsque of three thousand lines on
Loneftllow'. Iliawatha, for New York pub
Usher.
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['OR RENT

THE HOUSE AND LOT on the corner
L formed by the Baltimore and Philadelpl 10
Railroad and North street, Elkton, now c.
cupied by Vim. Z. Strickland. Apply to
HENRY II. GlLPlN.
Ian l., If
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]. A, DAVIS l. co.,

(sECCESSORS TO WILMER DAF1S0
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their old friends
g-t and tbs public that although lately burnt
cut by disastrous fire they are again ready
to wait upon them as formerly. Our Office
ct ,resr mt is in Winners Granite Building at
tie head ofths wharf. where we will be found
pnti| n New Ware House is built.
han Ill L inlg of
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1flarric0.

CANTwELL-W ORpLE.- At Marley Mills on
the l4th inst, by Jos. 7. Brown, Mr.. Jos. r.
CANTwELL to Miss JANE, eldest daughter Of
John W ordle, Esq, all Of this county.
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A FARM FOR RENT.

SlTUATED near Chesapeake City, of
~ about 200 acres Of tl!able land, nearly
all OF which has been lined recently. Pos
session given on 18th of March, or sooner
For Terms, &c, apply to
Feb 1G--tf. ANN OLDHAM.
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GJANO, LUMBER,

Shingles, Latt, Salt and Fish, &C.,
and CONTINUE to purchase GRAIN, giving the
bi.hest market price.
We are also Agents for the
FRACUEOTTOM SLATE QUARRlES,
sa2 Aavs slate always on hand and for sale.
J. A. DAVIS u co.
Avg. 75--Sm.
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PUBLIC SALE

~ l3IAlC SAL II
or PERSONAL PROPERTY.-Win be
~ sold at Public Sale, on the farm of
Chas. y. Bryan, on Bohemia Manor, near
the Ferry, on ThmrHny, February 2Ia, 1856,
f-a,-z.u.aEy the following pro- -,
ls5AasMasYS perty, to wit: t>r7-f.I~
good Horses, Of k gyS<2t
Esessssss,s which lis superior saSst>azsl.
single line leader; and another can 90 IA mile
in $40, good family horses, work in any
kind of harness; 2 Cows, which will make Q
pounds Of butter each per week. Also,
Farming IMPLEMENTS. such as Ricbic's Pat
ent Flows, lIarrows. one set of double IIar-
ness, for wagon; Plow harness; Carrii go
harness: 2-horsc farm Wagon; Dearborn;
light Carriage with tongue and shafts, all in
good ordcr new Cornshclcr; OK or log chain
and other chains, balance beam, drawing
800 lbs; Vice and Work Bench and large
lot OF Tools Of different kinds; Hay by the
ton; Potatoes by the bushcl. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, together with many
other articles not necessary to enumeratc.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. No
poStponrnent on account OF the weather.-
Terms Cash. WIN. STEWARD.
feb lG-lw' Agent.
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JAMES M, BIIRGESS,

TASl md the highest prices paid for
~ WHEAT, CORN, OATS and POTA-
EOES, at E!kton Depot By
J.. l.. GATCIIEL 4 co.
Oct. 18-3m.
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Feb Is It's.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-04
MEMORANDA.

The VII ship UHcaS reported with 500 bbls in our last issue,
should have been reported, ! whales this season.
y large clipper snip passed this port, about eight miles from
the anchorage, with every sail set, on Saturday last. the Both of
August. Supposed 10 be the clipper ship North Hiud. from
San Francisco bound to HOngkong. We would suggest To C2p-
tains of vessels passing this port during The daytime, to run in
within two or three miles Of the anchorage, and hoist their pri-
vate signal At the main. i boat from the shore viii always be
sent of. when there Is any chance Of communicating with the
ship. There i no danger of losing the wind by steering in to-
wards the anchorage. as it always blows fresh in the roads.
Capt. Johnson Of bark Cynthia, reports II. B. VI. ship Of the
line Monarch, passing UP the straits, bound to Port Victoria, on
the 10th o. August The Monarch thus made the passage over
II % days, having Iec this port on the 10Th Of July
Capt Moore OF the /. z. Foster. reports having spoken the
ship Herald of This port Oh the 17th ut about l. hours sail from
Port Townsend Also on the 18th saw the bark Eta Frances
hence for Teekalet.
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The submarine electric telegraph cable for the New
York, newfoundland and London Telegraph Compa-
ny was successfully laid ON the 10th of July, from the
steamship Propontis, Capt. Goodwin, under the d.
rection of Mr.. Samuel Canning, across the Gulf offs
Lawrence, between Cape Ray Cove, n. F. and Ashby
Bay, c. b., a distance of eighty-fve miles, in fifteen
hours. Messages are now being freely and instantane-
ously transmitted from shore to shore. The cable be-
tween Newfoundland and Nova Scotia will be laid, it
is expected in September, and that connecting New
foundland and the coast of ireland ir the course OF
the ensuing year. Hurrah
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HoNoLrLr, Sept. 81, 1850

IlONOLCLC, Sept ~ NV
CAPT. GoRHAM F. BASSETT.
Commanding Ship CeyZon.
DEAR SIR :-The undersigned, consignees of merchandise Y
your vessel. would by this letter, express TO You their satEacuM
at the manner, in which you have landed their goods, ana ue
perfect state of the packages when delivered: They have he'a
seen In this port n cargo turned out in such condition, ana 1t -
the more remarkable as it is the first voyage of new ship. ~ ~
your attention and that of your officers in discharging the vess sc.
and the perfect ventilation of the ships hold, they attribute Ws
result. With best wishes for your future success.
Yours truly,
THOMA AS SPENCER,
III. HACKFELD & co,
ALDRICU * BISHOP,
lott J. C. SPALDING.
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DEPARTURES.

Aug. 2.-Sch Keoni Ana, Taber. for Koloa, Kauai.
2S-ScloOneTM rwick for Lahaiua.
29-Seh k~amamalu, FIR lilo, via Lahaina and Kawaihae.
29-Brig John Dunlap. CanIage, for IIlo, via Lahaina.
29-Sch Favorite, Rviere. for I&ihaina and kahuIui.
29-Sch Alice, for Koloa, Kauai.
S0-Am VIII ship Zeuas Coffin. Rose. for Nantucket.
Sept. 2-Sch Kamehaneha. Quick, for kaiuIui. direct.
2-Sch KS Moi, Hebron, from L1haina and Rahului.
2-Sch Sally, Fountain, for Nawifrwii, Kauai
Sch Maria. for Uanalei, Kauai.
3-Tahitian sen Emma. for Tahiti.
Am bark Yankee. Smith, for san Francisco.
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Ships Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU, Il. 7.
ARRIVALS.

Aug. 30-ScI LihoIiho, ThnIrst7n, from Hlo. via Lahaina.
30-Sch hilooIa, Morsa, from KeaIakeakua, with cargo fire.
wood.
S0-Sch Kanlehameha, Gulics, from Kahului, with syrup.
3o-Freach Corvette Enbuscade, Giz9Ime. 80 days from Punta
Arenas.
SITS :. ship John Adams, Boutwell,, u days from :. +.
31-Br. bark Cynthia, Johnson. 20 days from Puget Sound,
with cargo Of lumber.
3I-Sch Ia Moi. Hebron. from Lahafna aud Kahulu:.
31-Sch Sally, Fountain, from MoIokai.
Sept. Am brigantine L. P. Foster, Moore, 20 days from
Puget SOnnd, with lumber II Hackfald x CO.
Sch RiatO, King, from Lahaina.
Sch Excel, Chadwick. from Lahaina.
Sch Maria, Peters II, ) days from Nawiiiwii. Kauai.
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Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am bark Metropolis, sailed about Sept 7, from Columbia Riv-
er, to c. 4. 4 ii. E. Poor.
Am bark Fanny Major, Lawton, TO sail from Sun Francisco,
Sept l.
Am lark Frances Palmer, stott, to sail from 5. F. early in
September.
nize to Hodsclager & Stapenharst.-
Am brig EIenita, Wyatt, to leave San Francisco, Aug. Is.
Am clipper bark Messenger Bird, to leave Boston, July II.
Br. bk- Gambia, from London, via Tahiti, sailed Aprilo-
Br. bark Avery, Iceland, from Liverpool May 1St, assorted
mize. to K. c. JaniOn-
Bre. brig oahu, Wolds, from Bremen, APP. s, assorted cargo to
Nekhers s Co
Ham. brig Emma, Raben. from Hamburg, ass'd cargo to
EruIl & Mol.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

Persons DESTROYS OF mailing papers, can procure them a. cur
Counter neatly done up In wrappers, SIX copies fs 50 CENTS, CT
f5lr:e2a copies To- g dollar.
TEaxs-Stx DCilars per annuu.
Single Copies 13 cents each
n order 70 accommodate cur native subscribers, SIX months
subscription C3) VIII be received for the Hawaiian Edition.
AGENTS FOR TIE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
La14fna, Maut c. s. BARLOW. Esq.
-MakatrIo. z N4ai = L l. TORRENT ESQ.
HiIO. H1tr1ii Capt J. WORTH
Kar1iH1e, HGWaii Capt. JAS. A. LAW
K0HG, HdlCaii THOS. II. PARIS, Esq.
kOI0a. Kauai DR.. J. ". SMITH
san Francisco, Cal L. T. FISHER. Esq, Ner. Elk.
Netr 3 6dford and L. s. B. LINDSEY, Ell. Ship List.
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To the Publisher OF Pac. Com. Advertiser.
A kind providence has hitherto preserved US from
any very great losses by fire. But any one who is
acquainted with the state Of things here must see that
we are exposed to a conflagration which may sweep
the city. Wooden or grass houses are now so near
together that in case q fire should break out at a time
the wind was blowing strong, we should probably
have no means Of stopping it, our engines would be
of no avail, and there are no gaps or vacant places,
large enough to stop it. In this case the leveling of
wooden houses to the leeward, would be the only
means of stopping it. There are some other means of
prevention. Let every store or house exposed have
water at hand, either a well with a force pump or an
oil cask filled with water. Let some one on every
block have fire hooks ready for use, these may be had
for a few dollars, and they may save the city. Some
individuals have already done this. Prevention is
better than cure. D.
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TAHIIr-Per sch EmmaS bales brown cotton, case ShiIe
cotton 4 cases prints, I case brogans, shocks, I oil tanks, S bdls
hoon iron. / kg riyets, 2 cases muslins, 1 case looking glasses, 9
cases assorted mdse, 3 cases Hunts axes.
NASTUCKET-Per Zenas Cofhn-64 bdls bone, 400 gals csks-
Say FRAScIsco-Per Yankee-265 bags pull, "A scks fungus,
a, rasks cocoa nut ell, TO bbis molasseS, Z bales paper, 2bbls oil,
10 tons coffee, 500 bhls 4 So bgs sugar, 155 bundles whale bone
1907 gals cocoanut oil, 1 cask kukui do, il cs mdze, eo2 Digs co-
frr. 5 BIS whaIe oil, ? bids poles, I kca plank
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M

Al SawffwiT. Kauai. OF the 18th Of August, Of ApopleSy. Mrs
Stasg II I'D IS wears. wife Of the Hon. John Ii, Associate
Justice of the supreme Court. Mrs Gswas accompanying their
Najestis on their tolr around the Islands She was esteemed
by eUFEEo knew her. as an exemplary christian.
XC.s Hospital, Honolulu, Sept q, JOIN HAMILTON. (co!-
eei) belonging to New Bedford. Mass
In HonoIulu, Aug- D, GsogeE WADpISCHAX, Of London,
aged 6S5ears. . saEhnaker. He had resided 81 years. In Homo
lulu
II Honolulu. Aug. 18th, suddenly, GEoRGE CoLsoS. (eoored)
q native Of Accomack County, Va He had resided s years in
Honolulu.
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PASSENGERS.

FROM TzExALEr-Per bark Cynthia-Ne.srs- I. Bartlett and
J. Emmcs-
and Q children. Miss Miller, VIM. Fell, Rev VIM Spear, Atuck,
s. Kennedy, l. II. EEandlebaun1, j. Z. Chapman, T. c Bols,
Miss North. Cbas M'Candles, Crson King, VIM. Rutherford,
Lewis Lanke. John Hough, Jas Nicholson, Vim. BrGnson, Mr.
Brice, Capt. Prentice, Wm. Rogers.
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rEExALEr-Per L. P. FOster-150,oo5 feet lumber, 1,o54 pick
cts.
TEEEALET-Per bark Cynthia-115,566. feet lumber, GU Ieet
timber. :. 73O uickets. SO fence posts, 81 VI shingles IA feet
Epsrs. 8 bbls -four. Is cords wood, 10 small spars-
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VESSELS IN P~ORT-SEPT. 3.

ii. p. NJ. Snip Havana, Harvey.
u 5. :. John Adams. Boutwell,.
II. I. VI. Corvette Em6uscade.
Am VIII bark George. Downs, Tin charge Of the IarshaI.9
Am VII ship Java. Wood, recruiting.
Am VIII bark NeyI, Hand, recruiting.
British brig Imperial, CIo1gh, dischar-i1S.
Am brig L. p. Foster. Moore, discharging.
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Esaf Major:

THE BARK YANKEE-sails to-day with a fair freight
and good number of passengers, among whom weno-
tice Miss Miller, (neice of Gen. VIM. Miller.) Mrs,
Geo. A. Lathrop, (lady of the Acting Q. S. Consult
Rev. VIM. Spear. Mr.. Fell and others. Light winds
prevail during September and the Yankee may not
make her ordinary run over, but we wish success to
her and her obliging officers.
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J. McMAN.

Licensed Shipping agent, Office on Reynolds wharf, foot OF y
uanu Street The subscriber having had several years a
perience in the above business, feels confident Of giving en-,
tire satisfaction to all who may patronise him in his he "
business. 1870
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- We issue the .fdrertiser this morning some
what enlarged in size. Although it has reached but
its tenth number, the success which it has met thus
far has surpassed our anticipations. Some few croak-
ers expressed to us at the commencement of the pub
~lication, that a second paper was not needed and
could not be supported here. They will perhaps be
happy to learn that the number of subscribers to the
Commercial .4drertiser stands to-day 56S, with new
names continually coming in. Our native list num-
bers between so and 80 names. Our patrons
will accept our thanks for the liberality which they
have shown towards this enterprise. We shall endea-
vor to make the paper acceptable to all, at home and
abroad, irrespective of any party feeling or sectional
interests. At the anne time we shall aim to expose
without fear, any unjust measures on the part of the
Government, or any illegal and private advantages
taken by those holding official stations. In doing so,
we may expose ourselves to threats of libel suits, but
where public interests demand an exposure or correc-
ton we shall not hesitate as to our course.
We hope to publish soon a series of~articles descrip-
tive of Honolulu and its vicinity, and sketches from
other parts of these Islands.