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GBt Bully Comet.
BATON ROU GE,::a#.:sEPT. 8, 1866.

ANorHER ExEcUTIor.--T To-day an.
other disgraceful and barbarous exc
cution with Che rope, takes place In
the city Of New Orleans. Young
Kennedy. found guilty lunder peculiar
oircumstances) Of having murdered q
man named Cruise, in night ARRAY
some eighteen months ago, is to bear
On the evidence Of the past and pres
ent beastly barbarism Of man. Let
il be so.---It cannot ever be 90. A
daywill dawn when man will look upon
man, with q clearer and purer light.
When be will see, that the only diff
ence between, Che judge and the cul-
prit, ID change Of circumstance and
that veugence Is truly the LORDS
Confinement for life, at labor, or in
solitary seclusion from society, should
satisfy mans wrath to man. But the
advocates Of this blood stain upon the
statues say that custom sactions it. !"
No doubt; but does the world contin-
no to exist for nothing Have we to
follow the footprints Of the ignorant
and bigotted, behind us; with the
fear Of taking an advance step, in prac-
tical christianity ? Tfso, we live for
nothing, and the lights in heaven, are
trimmed afresh every twenty.foui
hours, for no purpose. The Delta in
noticing the fact says:
Nine Of the JURORS who tried him
petitioned the Governor for commu-
tation Of the sentence, but Mr.. Wick
life was infexible and law must have
ito course. Kennedy accordingly will
be hanged,
The Governor is less merciful to
this poor boy, who supported farther
and a mother, and bore an excellent
character before the fatal deed for
which be is to suffer, than to Costello,
the Red Warrior, who openly butch
cred the policeman Dunn because,
though a native Of Kentucky, he was
guilty Of having foreign accent. JUS
tice is very stern in some cases and
very accommodating in others. The
Governor could not refuse reprive
to Costello because several ladies in
terfered in his behalf, but he was I'M
bendable as iron to the two poor sco-
men (the wife and mother) who be.
sought his clemency in favor Of Ken
nedyl All, there is great difference
in this world between satinet and
satin.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-05

Tricks OF THE Gas LraHT.--The
city gas lights played some fantastic
tricks on Saturday night last, which
rather alarmed the heavy consumers
of the article. particularly the news
paper establishments. We learned
yesterday that the cause of all the
commotion was owing to an oversight
at the Gas Works, while changing the
watch, one of the valves having been
shut down, while it should have been
opened. z. Delta.]
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WlrHERINe CR1Tfc1sM ON DIoN

BouRoIoAuLT.--The Crescent says:
Our old friend Dion Bourcieault is
performing in New York to tolerably
good audience, and with fair show
Of success. We are sorry that Dion
is getting on, though we regard the
glorifcation Of the New York Daily
Tribune over his efforts as somewhat
exaggerated, if not little suspicious.
It was the critic Of that paper who
first plucked the borrowed feather from
the Cockney daw and displayed him
in his Original ugliuess, and we fear
the same critic, can scarcely succeed
in sticking the feathers on again.
Dion has produced new piece in
New York, called " Victor and Hor-
tense,' in which his wife appeared TO
great advantage. The title sounds
very Frenchy, aud we suppose the plot
was originally Matched in some Parish
an brain; but Of course Britannia met
al is as good silver when merely vul-
gar republicans are concerned. The
estacies Of the Times over the piece re-
minds us of the enthusiasm of our
neighbor the Picayune last. year.
though they are much better expressed
and more PLAUSIBLE in every way.
1.-THE plays the thing" because the
Times is satisfied. The chief part is
necessarily played by Miss Robertson.
Miss Robertson always plays the chief
part IN Mr.. Bourcicarlt's pieces. It
does not matter whether the part suits
her or not, she must perform it; all
Caesar out mullam, and accordingly
the pretty little dolly is gratifed by
her obsequious follower. The curtain
fell upon the new play amid great APP
plause, as New York applauds every
thing new from " Victor and Hor-
tense" to.
aThe grizzly, rocky mountain Lord
oftbe Mariposa grant"
We wish Don would return to New
Orleans for a short time and produced
this famous piece. He was invaluable
to us Of the newspapers. We coule
always make lively column out Of his
ridiculous pretensions, and in itself
that fact was very exhjlirating, edi-
torially considered. But as he is i'm.
proving, and has actually realized the
idea that there are some initellgable
scholars in the United States, we are
inclined to feel charitably towards him
and his plays.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER cLoTrrrra.

T,HE UNDERSIGNED has just received by steam
i er Empire Oity, his entire stock OF Fall and
Winter Clothing, together with large assortment
Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS embracing near.
~ every article In that line. His assortment Of
Gents Ready-made Sits, consisting Of Pants,
Goats and Vests to match, are beautiful, and can
be had in all colors. All those who want to have
tire first selection, and get good az would do
well to eaIl early, before the sizes are broken.
Sep.5--y. w. ID. PHILLIPS.
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A LIBLE SuiT.--The Washing.
ton Star Of the 25th ult., says:

ton Star Of the 18th ult, says:
We learn that warrant was issued
yesterday by Justice Goddard. against
Messrs Buell. 4 blanchard, charging
them.with liberating Marshall J. D.
Hoover, in 4 pamphlet published by
them, headed 1.-THE Killing Of Thomas
Keating-An Address from the Irish
men of Washington City to the Citi-
gems Of the United States The PAM
phlet charges Marshal Hoover, with
having packed a jury in the Herbert
case favorable to the prisoner. Mr..
Buell. appeared before Justice God.
dard and gave security forlhis presence
at further hearing. -
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st. Mary,s AGA d e my
THE exercise at this Institution will be,
L resumed on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER

resumed on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
9Th.
The Principal, has purchased the extern.
sive building, and grounds heretofore known
as st. Peter and st, Paul's College. The
completeness of the arrangements for the
comfort and improvement Of the pupils,
will it is hoped, merit for the establishment
continuance OF liberal patronage.
The course Of studies, aided by lecturers,
embrace all the branches requisite to a
finished English and French Education.
French does not form an extra charge and
is daily spoken in the Academy. 5-.e
The punctual and early attendance Of the
pupils is respectfully urged upon the pa
irons. For terms &C., &c, see prospectus
or apply at the Institution.
August 30-lS56.
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Four MORE ALIVE A /

Four MoRE ALIVE A rumor
reached the city last evening, that Mr..
Foley, wife and two servants, had
been found alive on an Island, a few
miles from Last Island and taken to
the house Of Mr.. Brashear. The re-.
port was brought to the city by gen.
tleman who had it from Mr.. Law
renee, at Bayou Boeuf, who stated that
be had seen the parties According
to the statement made to us, they had
subsisted on crabs for two weeks
Our informant was directed to tele-
graph to relatives of Mr.. Foley, and
therefore, there is strong probability
that the report is well found.
Bulletin 25th inst
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Masonic Notice.

THE brethren Of st. james Masonic Lodge No.
L At, are notified, that there will be aN ~
meeting Of the Lodge, at their new Hall, x
corner OF Main and Church streets, ~
Saturday evening, at early candle-light.
aug-lst. J. d. STUART, Secretary.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-05

RELfaIous ToLERAT1oN IN Russia.
Advices from St. Petershugh of the
Gath ult., mention what will doubtless
cause some considerable surprize--that
tho emperor has commanded that the
clergy Of all the different confessions
in the empire, not even excluding thu
non-C Christians. shall be invited Off
cially to the coronation. The empef.
or 10 represented as having emphati-
cally declared that difference Of reli.
eion must not be permitted to form
the ground Of any difference of treat
ment and recognition to which all bis
subjects, without any exceptions, had
acquired d title. There will, accord
ingly, be special provision made for
the representatives Of all the different
confessions and sects in Russia, who
win have place assigned them in the
procession to the Kremlin, as well as
seats within the building.
vrRarNrANs FOR KANsAs.--On the
9th inst, thirty-five Kansas emigrants
from Virginia reached Kansas City.
Mo. The Enterprise, Of that place,
says:
They are as fine looking body Of
men as we have yet seen--real bona
fds, substantial sons Of the Old Dom.
Union. Many OF them brought their
families, and will at once engage in
the development of the resources Of
the rich prairies Of Kansas. We bid
them cordial welcome. They inform
us that two hundred more will be here
in afew days. This company is fitted
out with wagons and agricultural i'm
plements. How different the specta-
Gle between this and Lanes ragged
regimensl
FAsHroN.-We have it on the In
fallible authority Of Jenkins, that it is
no longer correct to say 1.-THE height
Of the fashion," When ladies wish
to convey the idea that any one of
their acquaintance is at all ben naise,
thsy affirm that she was dressed in
he full 6rsdth Of the fashion. Della
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FOR SALE

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 80 years OF aas.--
IL good House Servant, Washer and Ironer,
For particulars enquire at the Comet ONCE.
sept q 56, aft a8Ifse9a 8;saFs III.
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Embr0ideries.
A VERY large stock Of Embroideries, the
II finest and richest patterns, Collars
Cuffs, ChimezettA,Ietc., 1t SiMon's Capitol
Cheap Store. Nays-Y,
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS indebted to the undersigned for
"a account Of the past and previous years, are.
equested to come forward and settle.
sept 2-n. b. JOURDAE,
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Spffial Notirfs.
TO Rent.

TGUR convenient Rooms suitable for 49,
l. Attorney or Physieisn's Once on ss3
the second floor Of the Erick Building ssi
corner OF ST. Ferdinand and Africa sfsy II
II applica tion Ii made soon. Apply to the under
signed. fSep.5tf II. ". BAB1N.
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10 The Creek Indians are to re-
ceive million dollars for their land
in Alabama.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CuAs. III. BUTLER.

Cooper, Guager, Honolulu, Oahu, II. Cooperage, Queen
street, directly opposite Il. Coady Cos. building
Would inform the public that he always
shop, to give prompt attention all orders his
buess He has constantly hand large aud desirable
stock OF Casks shocks and otherwise) Barrels, Tabs
ai other articles made to order He would especially in
vlte the attention of of the Whaling Fleet and other
vessels to the above, shern that he will
times be prepared demands upon
notice, and most reasonable terms.
uonolulI July j. 1S5i-tf
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asE--A jurors name was called by
nan advanced to the Judges desk
zpald like to be excused.
zde," said the judge, decidedly.
4 you knew my reasons -
Fat are they -
E'e is - and he paused.
ceed, (" continued the judge.
3 if I rlust say it, I've q breaking
ngers 70
5 o was a very sober man, solemnly
exclaimed, Clerk, scratch that
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BUSINESS CARDS
e. COADY s. &C.

Shipping and Commission Merchants, Honolulu, L Refer
Messrs. Grinne AIinurn CO. * Wietts s Co.. New York
Butler Keith Iiiil Boston, " els Fargo Co., Shaw
Read, San Francisco Asop CO.., Valparaiso G. f. Train
Co., Melbourne VIM. Pnstau & CO.. Hong Kong Barring
Brothers & Co, London. Exchange tile L. s.
and Europe. Honolulu July /, 1864.
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B. r. HARDER.

Butcher and Sacage maker, Honolulu, Oahu s. T. would
speetfuly iiorn the Residents AID Ship masters, that they
can be supplied with the best Beef Pork and Mutton,
establishment the Rose Cottage Market nearly opposite the
Bethel, at the very lowest prices Families, Hotels and
Boarding Houses be supplied ut time Of day with
the best sausages, Pork &C. Vessels supplied with Corned
Beef and Live Stock the shortest notice.
Honolulu, July 1. 1S5G-tf
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Vial PRINTING OFFICE.
AE PACIFIC
lIlllercial Advertiser.
PROSPECTUS.


20 Xzezfzc COznnercsaI Advertiser.
sess5lfV sor reliable domestic Newspaper,
SlteT-island Commerce, Agriculture and the
nterests in the Pacific, and independent of
- aontrDl and patronage. has long existed;
kaEtQfiour business community having at
klsa She establishment of such a paper,
8 f11 pTopoSeS 20 publish q W eeKIy
Ws4eafzc Commercial Ad1crtEscr.''
lis nam objects of this paper, the following
re- noticed:
aaE-Fhatever can be done to increase our
-s.lzsssreign Commerce viii receive our first
N6 eIIOrts or expense will be spared to OBJ
atest Canlmercial news from all parts of the
nfresHondents wi1f be engaged In the prin-
soffhe Pacific, to furnish the ssADvEETIsER'
Mfe1lIgence regarding the arrival anddepar-
ssaEs. rates of freight and exchange, general
sstati91s, Sc, and we shall aim to make this
SeessikY not only to the residents and mer-
0ugbosst these Islands, but to all merchants
sth them, or owning vessels cruising in the
Hale FIsHERY.-Situated as these Islands
sezzter of the many rich and renlunerative
zlo1nes of the Pacific, we shall seek to en-
8fyfhf.ig which may tend to render them
slz.s4e been for the past thirty-fiye years,
aEe, tae most economical and convenient
sIexxe in this ocean,. Our ARRANGEMENTS
ssh With the officers of whaleships that we
- the earliest and most reliable whaling
IS ffFom ali parts of the Pacific Eyery item
sz1terest to the owners, officers or seamen
#as Nj be published, and during the fall
s spas, a complete list of the ships re-
port viii be given, with their e5steii-
Esnerohaats in the United States, is respect
safo this feature of our journal, which viii
ssalIy 9 Whaleman's Shipping List.
nzsRE AND MANUFACTUREs.-A portion OF
I'll Be devoted to the improvement of ag-
n1ssl manufactures, and TO information rela-
szaud valuable products and stock.
sHET This Journal, though mainly intend
azza full variety of domestic and foreign
sina 20 create q literary taste among its
e this end we shall invite the aid of contri-
Nse taste and talents and long residence in
f*siiE DUALITY them to furnish many yalua-
kAs history and s,l,ysiography Of this and
tsso sofspetagoes, as well as such dis
yelS as may be of general interest.
--*lll be discussed whenever occasion
szaalatteF of course. and with freedom
10 an independent press.
u LaNGUAGE.-A portion of each
be printed in the native language,
ition, and the more important foreign
kws will be thus given. Articles inten-
&c industry and an improvement in
and social habits of the native race,
sNl by persons well fitted for the task.
ts in Hawaiian will also be inserted.
The So Advertiser will be printed on
81 sheet, and will be issued every Thurs
sat SIX DOLLARS per annum payable
- the time the paper is ordered. Per-
IS to more than one can have them
euhication Office by mail, to the Uni
forniss, England or any part of the
~ as our arrangements for that purpose
zE' Se shall enlarge the paper, and issue
- semi-Weekly, {every Wednesday
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THE PACIFIC
.CIAI, ADVERTISER,

-><4s6E <ft7j 4 "A L. ADE Il ~ j. 4f5A<4Ss
szsisl sssry Thursday Morning, at Six
e x i. ssrssani, Payable ana Advance.
8 caIfzbrnia and the United States, viii be s. so
3 being the amount of the Hawaiian and Amer
seTS;;lA All such naners viii have American
tlsern, which wiz prevent any additional post
zbscribers in the o. s. or California, the pub
=Fi5 at par in payment for subscriptions or adver-
IzlEs ef any sound bank Of New York city, Bos-
ssst eT New London, or any cash order from a
=. on any merchant resident here, or any
5sisiting this port. Such orders may be trans
ssEis5EDVERTISING RATES.
~ nas exceeding ten lines, So per annuu i'll adj
Hisenlents, ten, cents per line for the first in
|sirrz&s per line for each subsequent insertion
/ II asIgance, otherwise not inserted. No adver-
III ffF less than fifty cents.
~ fnzeral invitations inserted as advertisements.
NyIszRS, win be charged quarterly at the rate of
column occupied by them.
ia isplayed in larger type than usual, are sub
z1S @ the Commercial Advertiser is payable M
yertisments wiz be inserted, UNLESS PRE-
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Commission Merchant and General Shipping sen, Honolulu
Oahu s. l. Reference Messrs Morgan, Hathaway Co,
L Macondray 4 Co., San Francisco Messrs. D. r.
Co, James d. Congdon Esq. s. ". G. E. Pope ESQ, New
Bedford. Jt}F !, IS56-tf
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aTl 8. C. HilIasaan's Lass
- G. semeral Agency. Aklks9

papers, Magazines and Reviews The proprietor Of
this establishment, furnish all the leading
Journals published Europe, Atlantic States, Upper
and Lower Canada Mexico, South America, Australia,
China, California Washington Oregon Territory. An
nexed is list of publications always baud
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'RIFFiTH MORGAN. ts. HATHAWAY. E. F. STONE
MORGAN. HATHAWAY 81 CO.,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants Francisco, Cal
References, l. s. Hathaway Esq. Messrs T. A. Is. Nye,
Swift Perry, New Bedford Messra Grnic Minturn 8
Co., New York, John NJ Forbes ESQ., Rostan, Aessrs. Per-
kills Smith, New London, Daniel waterman Esq Hon
olGlu. !,y 1, 1S56-tf.
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BOOKBINDING
EAONE IN A VARIETY OF STYLES
neatly and substantially, and fair terms. Law Books
Music, Newspapers &C., bound order Portfolios Scrap
Books, Hebarams Drawing Books Blank Books,
order, officers of ships have their Navigation Log
Books and Charts bound and repaired Mission Office
Kawaiahao Old Books rebound at short notice.
Orders may be left Nj. NVEfITNEY,S IS Book
store Honolulu. SAMUEL RUSSELL
July /, 1S56tf.
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j. F. COLBURN,
ahaina, Maui, ST. July !, 1s56-tf

B. PITMAN,
Ship Chandler and dealer in General Merchandise Waakea Bay
Keeps constantly hand extensive assortment every
description of goods required by whale ships others.
Shi piping furnished with fresh beef Vegetables
Groceries, and Provisions &C. at the shortest notice. the
very lowest market prices.
Be st facilities for of from 5000 barrels being
the landing, and free from thatched buildings
Wanted Whalers bills the T. s. Europe which money
viii be advanced reasonable terms.
N B. This port offers the st and most commodos anchor
of in the Hawaiian group Here you
their liberty without danger OF losing them by
ser ion. No ardent spirits allowed to be sold
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Boston Waverly Magazine. n. Y. Herald Cal. Edition
Balou's " Tribune :"
Harper'S I" I" Times
lodey,s Sunday Atlas.
Grahan's Times
Putlam's Dispatch.
knickerbocker g Courier.
Blackwood's =" sc Mercury.
National Clipper.
Illustrated of art 8" Home Journal.
Boston Know nothing :" Citizen.
I" Flag of Union. Spirit of the Times.
:" Life in q Stats Zeitung.
Journal. Police Gazette
e Traveller. IS sPicayune.
Olive Branch. Yankee Notions
sc Yankee Privateer. g Pick
Pilot. N. o. True Delta
Balou's Pictorial. {" Picayul @.
LesIie's Gazette of Fashion. Oregon Papers.
n. Y. Journal. Bells Life in London.
Phila. Dollar Newspaper Dublin Nation.
+" Ledger. Liverpool Times
!" Scientific American. Westminster ReTiew.
Sat. Post. Courier des Flats Uns
Baltimore Clipper Ned Buntlne's Own.
Sun. Louisville journal
New Bedford Mercury. Portland Transcript.
Cleaveland Herald Pittsburg Union.
Nantucket Mirror Nantucket Inquirer
London Weekly Dispatch Pittsburg Dispatch
g Art Journal. Missouri Republican.
q Punch. Cincinnati Comnercial.s
g Illustrated News, ED. French Illustration.
Z" Weekly Times. California Pioneer.
Z" Quarterly. Edinburgh Review.
San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco True Californa
Alta California {" Golden Era
I" Herald. s Wide West.
Bulletin. Sacramento Union.
Subscriptions received for all the above and pe~
ica and supplies of cheap publications and elites,
ceiyed by every vessel from San Francisco.
Honolulu, July i, 1s56-tf
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AMos. s. COOKE.
: 49, CASTLE g COOKE, '-' -

Importers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in General ber
chandse at the old stand of the King and School
streets, the large Stone Church. Also the
formerly occupied by c. H. Nicholson King street, oppo-
site the Seamans Chapel. Agents for DR.. Jaynes Med
cines. july I, <3J6-tf
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ON HAND & FOR SALE

ON HAND FOR SALE
10y THE UNDERSIGNED, Fancy Biscuits Queens and Pies
mic cakes, tins Of IS lbs sarines fhu In hah
boxes English Mustard in pound and half bottles, sp
in cases of 90 lbs. each.
July l. LII voN holt HEp0K.
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J. H. WOOD.

Manufacturer Importer and Dealer Boots Shoes every
description Shoe Findings, Pump, Soe Rigging, Harness
and Patent Leahers Calf, Goat, Hog, and Buck Skins
Trunks, valises sparring Gloves Fols and Masks Black
Brushes Hosiery, Brick Shoe store,
Fort and Merchant sts:, Honolulu, II: I: July l-tf
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SroSE CEMENT.-A cement of three parts fine coal
ashes one ofred lead three of sand and two of chalk
by weight made into putty with OIL is excellent for
filing up the exposed joints Of stones, brick, &c. 1t
becomes as hard as marble.
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AGENT FOR TIE

liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship
and Ship masters, that he has received the appointment
AGENT at these Islands for the LIVERPOOL UNDER
WRITER'S ASS0CIAT, M.
July 1-tf .t0BERT C. JANION.
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UTAI & AHEE.

Importers Goods general merchandise
Tea, Coffee, sa and Molasses, King ST. Honolulu Oahu.
July 1, 1S56tf
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: Easzkzc COznnlerc:aI Advertiser.
ssssityS OR a reliable domestic Newspaper,
SateT-island Commerce, Agriculture and the
Interests in the Pacific, and independent of
. sIaontrpl and patronage, has long existed !;
5our business community having at
5RIed flle establishment of such .,e4paper.
proposes 10 pIrtJI1Su d weekly orsf>rrztI
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81 ;z9sry Thursday Morning, at Six
zarauaaa, Payable ana Advance.