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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-09-25
NEW GODDS.

FEvHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Ply t and WISHISGTo IILtST1oo i lately arrived rom
Boston, consisting in part as follows:
Dry Goods.
do ticking, bales brown drilling, eases blue drilling,
do pant stuff, bales blue print, cases Nankin pant cord,
do cassimeres, do white cotton, do corset jeans,
do sewing cotton blue and white, do hickory shirts,
do suspenders, do secrsucker coats, do linen thread,
Bales hastings, do Eng. white linen drill, do Navy duck,
Irish linen, bales stripes, do blanket, cases umbrellas,
do orange cotton, WOODEN stockings, mixed do,
Fancy shirts, carpet binding.
Shoes, Sc;
do womens leather buskins, do native women's shoes,
do fixed CATERS, do mems thick boots, do super calf boots,
Rigging leather, pump do.
Groceries, etc,,
Gases pepper sauce, do Eng Mustard,
do tomato ketchup, do oysters, capers,
do assorted herbs, do green peas, do sausages,
do Holsters, do pickles,
Boxes No. 1, brown soap, do white soap,
Cases sweet oil, cranberry sauce,
Backing, tea, bags pepper.
Naval Stores, Paints. etc,
Cases spirits turpentine, kegs black paint,
do blk varnish, copal varnish,
do chrome green.
Hardware,
Gases copper riyits, hoop iron, assorted sz:s,
Bundles nail rods, copper tacks,
Coffee mills, assorted cutlery, assorted tin ware,
Casks lanterns, shovels, iron pots,
Till locks, pad locks, etc.
Sundrics.
Boxes glass SSiO, 9Si2, sxi8, 1ox1a, 1ox14,
Reams wrapping paper, nests tubs,
Bales corks, bbls lamps, bbls tunblers,
Crates mugs, pitchers, cases axe heves,
Baskets, nests reelers, boat kegs.
ALSO,
Furniture.
Sets painted chamber furniture, single bedstcads,
Common wood seat chairs, office chairs, arm chairs,
Parlor chairs, bar-room chairs, French sofas,
Hair mattresses, double and single. willow carriages,
Willow chairs, door mats.
Luna bcrs Shingles, &c..
80 NJ. feet spruce boards, planed and jointed,
40 do do pine do different qualities,
40 do shaved cedar shingles, 20 do spruce clapboards,
5 do pine, so do pine laths.
200 pr sash, Sx1O, 9N12, 0x13, 10x12, 10xl4,
100 doors assorted sizes and thicknesses, 80 blind doors,
Rolls wire fence,
2drays complete with harness, hand carts, wheelbarrows,
Cases lanterns.
ALSO
Yellow Metal. Nails, Sc.
Is yellow metal, 10 OF, IS OF, 20 or, % OF, a OF. % OF. % or
Kegs composition nails, 1 inch, Ii inch, II inch.
do sheathing nails, p inch, . inch,
c. BREWER, ID,
eoW-5u Fort Street.
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CONSTANTLY on HAND AND O SALE
assorted, at the lowest market rates, a full ASSORTMENT o5
Eastern and Oregon Lumber, suitable for building purnoses
consisting Of PURPOSES
Eastern white pine, Il TO > inch plank.
" boards,
= Eastern and California shingles.
Pine ClapbOards,
Yellow pine and Oregon flooring,
Boards tongued and grooved ready for use.
ALSO.
A good assortment OF Boston made doors, sashes, blinds, door
and window frames.
ALSO.
Shortly expected per "CEYLONo 4 superior assortment of white
pine boards, ~clapboards and 100 NJ A. l., Aroostick white
cedar shingles. c. III. LEVERS,
gu. Fort Street.
CRUSHED AND LOAF SUGAR IN BBLS.,
~ half bbls. and cases for sale by
OFT ALDRICH & BISHOP.
EpEST WEIGH STEAM COAL for sale by
A1 July l, LII ROBERT c. JANION.
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of News papers, Magazines, and Reviews The proprietor of
this well known establishment, can furnish all the leading
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OFFERS FOR SALE, OF NDlSE
~ received by late arrivals from the United States, the fol
lowing named articles:
DRY GOODS.
Muslin de LANES, Fancy Lawns, Turkey Red Chintz,
India Satin, Corah Hdkfs, Chrome orange Prints, green do
Fancy prints, blue Drills, blue Flannel, orange sheeting,
sattinets, green sheetings' Irish Linen Swiss null checks,
White and grey Blankets, Madras Hdkfs.
CI'9 eErE IESS fn oo,rs
FANCY CALICO SHIRTS,
BRO. DRILL DRAWERS,
WHITE DRILL wi
STRIPED WOOL sHIRTs,
GREY WOODEN SHIRTS,
GREY WOOL DRAWERS,
LINEN CHECK SHIRTS,
CASHMERE PANTS,
RED FLANNEL SHIRTS,
BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS.
RED FLANNEL W
HARDWARE.
Hunts shovels, Tinman's tools, Tin'd fry pans,
Boiler iron, Bars ass'd iron, Table spoons,
Counter scales, Casks sad irons, Claw hatchets,
Table cutlery, Sheath knives, Scissors,
Razors, Cooking stoves, Sauce pans, ass'd.
SADDLERY.
Enamel blk 4 drab cloth, girth web, brass spurs,
Rein web, silver spurs, girth buckles, brides, horse brushes
Hog skin saddles, fancy saddle cloths, stirrup irons.
NAVAL TORES
Hemp c@orias,e, Cotton duck,
Manila do Army do
Ass'd paint brushes, Blk paint,
Turpentine, Verdigris, sheaths & belts.
GROCERIES.
Preserved green cages, yellow bank tobacco,
Split peas, table salt, loaf, crushed and granulated sugar,
Pickles, tomato ketchup, No, L. soap,
Mustard, ground pepper, lemon syrup, China rice,
s. 1. sugar, S. L. coffee, chemical olive soap.
FURNITURE.
S"i'nn2 Tfae ef tns,s seat chairs
Cane seat oak chairs,
Children's rocking chairs,
Willow wagons,
ChIIren's arm chairs,
Children's willow chairs,
Oval cane seat chairs,
Office Chairs.
BOOTS s. SHOES.
Heavy calf boots, Heavy brogans,
Pump sole do Nomens shoes
VINES & LIQUORS.
Sicily Madeira Wine, Rochelle Brandy,
Duff Gordon sherry, Bourbon Nhiskey,
Old AmontladO Sherry, MonOngahcla Whisky, Am. Brandy,
VOLTS OM4TTC SCHIED4N
CHAMPAGNE.
LONGWORTHS S~PARKLING CAT4HB4 VINE,
DRY
sUNDRIES.
Manila Cheroots, No. ., toy pals, Dimond spfttoons,
Casks cement, wheelbarrows, wine glasses, hand carts,
Backing, goblcts, horse baskets, cedar clurns,
French pillows, red precipitate, sets crOckery,
Guyaqul hats, French bedsteads, wool Competing,
Hair pillows, iron bedsteads, blk silk hats, leather pillows,
Curry combs, silk parasols, lanterns, tumblers,
Scrub brushes, carpet bags, perfumery, oil cloths,
Pump chains, solar lamps, horse cards, yellow metal nails,
Side lamps, cattle cards, states, gunny bags. OK bows,
Wood bottles, * hoop pals, corn brooms,
Rarrel covers, deck buckets.
1 SHIPS CABOOsE,
OK CARTS,
LACKAWANNA COAL,
FORCE PUMPS,
WAC ORNAMENTAL TIME PIECES,
Extra Carrisse, with seat for driver3
OPEN BUGGY,
SETS HARNESS,
DYER'S HEALING INTERROGATION.
POLAR OIL.
ONE UGA MILL, COMPLETE
Sept lS-tf &C, &c, &c, IL, &c.
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LUMBER o SALE.

LUNE EbEGES III SALE.
VIHE UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVED
II and keeps constantly on hand a large and desirable stock of
Lumber, which he offers low for cash, via
in planned pine boards different qualities,
do do dc do clear.
II, il, Is, , IN clear pine dimension plank,
in planned boards for sheathing,
/, II, Is, hard pine plank for heading,
1 in Oregon boards,
= and 5 IN Oregon plank
in spruce plank,
Pine and spruce elapboaris,
Am cedar shaved shingles,
California do do
5. A, Axe in hard pine plank for ships waterways and rails,
A large assortment Of joists Of all sizes
PicketS. spruce and pine clear pickets,
Window sash Sx1O, Sx12, 9x13, 10x12, I0x14,
pasrs assorted sizes,
The above Lumber will be sold at the lowest market rates,
and in lots to suit purchasers. c. BREWER 2R,
eog-5u Il. Fort Street
CORN f. FOR SALE BY
E KEMP, Hotel s.rze
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ASSIG EE'S EREAS BY
~ - IN instrument bearing date june 18th, 1856, the firm of
C1hlo W JONES 4 CO., made an assignment of all their
property, 10 the undersigned, all parties who have any claims
on SAID nrm are hereby requested 10 become parties to said Deed
Of Assignment, and all persons indebted to them. are requested
TO make immediate payment to d. c WATERMAN,
July i, 1ooo--u Assignee.
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SUPERIOR BLACK TEA, FOR SALE By
~ fu II. pI30Np.
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b. w. FIELD.

B. w. Held
& OFFERS FOR SALE THE CARGO OF
" the American Clipper Ship I" CEYL0N," from Boston.
BALES FUNNY BAGS
MEMS KIP WELTED BROGANS
WOMENS MOROCCO SHOES
CASES SAIL
BARRELS RICE
CASES PRUNES
HLF BBLS DRIED APPLES
CASKS BREAD
BBLS HAXALL FLOUR
PINE TABLES GASES STATIONERY
OFFICE CHAIRS
WILLOW CHAIRS
OK BOWS
HOOP PALS
WILLOW WAGONS
WOODEN BOTTLES
BROONS
BARREL COVERS
DECK BUCKETS
CRUSHED SUGAR
GRADUATED SUGAR
PINE BOARDS, CL.APBOhRDS, SHINGLES
MOULDING
Superior ONE HORSE ARRIAGE-with seat for driver
PATENT CHARCOAL SAD IRONS
"WE-WAGno TINE PIECES
COOKING STOVES
SOLAR SIDE LAMPS
MANILA CORDAGE
July 1, ] S56tf. etc. etc. etc.
y w. FIELD-OFFERS FOR SALE OF,
HD0 of mdSe II arrive per Am. Ship g Ceylon' from Boston.
OR Casks Madeira Wine
OR {" Duff Gordon Sherry Wine
Or " Old AM0NTILLADO Sherry Vino
Eight" Rachelie Brandy
Eight pipes ANN. Brandy
Kegs Nonongahela Whiskey
Bbs. Old Bourbon Whiskey
Cases VOLTS Schnapps
Cases Longworths Sparkling Catawba
Cases LOngwOrths Still Catawba.
July /. lS56-tf.
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OoRN MEAL, Q SALE BY
E KEMP, Hotel Sr.e
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Yellow Metal, mills. Sc.

Is yellow metal, 16 OF, IS OF, 20 OF, % OF, a OF, 90 OF, % OF
Kegs composition nails, 1 inch, II inch, II inch.
do ~sheathing nails, p inch, .! inch,
c. BREWER, ID,
eoW-Gu Fort Street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29

XIII says fs alponssase saying she Fillmore
msa had no s.reug.h--jass see h0w they knocked
dOwp tue lOeos ia baltimore.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29

A ScEEE OF DEsoLATIoN.-Some fourteen
miles from Albany, on the road to Newton,
stands small cottage, neat aud comfortable,
around which sad misfortunes have lately
thrown gloom, seldom surpassed in this sor-
rowful world. 1t is speaking IneneDto of
the uncertainty of life, and the utter vanity of
its projected plans of happiness.
A few short months ago its late owner, a
citizen of orr city, moved there with an in
teresting family. His prospects for long life
and happiness were unusually fatteriDg; o
young and lovely wife; two prattling children
and snug competency around him-all seem
ed TO mark his future as one that would be
pleasant aud successful. Alas, how sadly
were all their bright anteipations disappoint-
ed. That newly settled homestead, with its
freshly planted flowers and vines-its half
grown shades and unfinished garden, stands
deserted and silent. No watchdog even family
breaks the deep spell that reigns around. The
master, the mistress, and their prattling, laugh
ing little ones, who once made the woods
around so cheerful, are all gone. In the heat
OF mid summer, the hand of death chose them
for its victims. Infancy preceded the father
and the mother to the grave but few short
days, and ere the changing moon could revisit
the newly made grave of the child an inter
estiDg family had all disappeared from the
earth. One little bud, tender and fragile, alone
remains to bear the name of its parent. The
deserted rooms-the chair vacant in the porch
and the air of solitude which pervades the
whole Inans0Iy speak in voices still but dis
tinct to the passer-by, who, perchance, lately
beheld them under circumstances SO differ
albany (GG) Patriot.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
North Carolina Legislature.

We find in the Raleigh Standard Of Saturday last,
abe annual message Of Gov. BRAGG, as communica.
ted to the General Assembly OF North. Carolina on
Abe 18th instant-a business>iike aud instructive
document, occupied in greater part with a summa-
ny view of the State finance, public works, DC,
with suggestions Of reforms and Improvements
The portion devoted to Federal relations is SO
brief that We may give it in full:
"Three sets of resolves from the State of New
Hampshire one from the State Of Ohio, and one
fiom the State Of Massachusetts,, were forwarded
90 me by the Governors OF those States, with q re-
quest that they be laid before you. Il will be seen
that all relate to Kansas and slavery and kin fred
subjects, except one set Of the resolves from New
Hampshire, relating 10 the importation Of foreign
paupers and criminals, and 10 the naturalization Of
foreigners
''The resolves in relation TO slavery, 6c., indi.
cate such a state Of the public mind 10 the States
from whence they emanate, as to render il worse
than useless, in my opinion, 10 undertake any reply
10 them.
81 would most respectfully recommend that no
further notice be taken of these resolves"
In relation to the slave case growing out Of the
passage OF the Hon. joins Ii. WnEKLER, citizen
of North Carolina, through Philadelphia, on his
way to foreign mission, Gov. BRAo says
81 herewith transmit to you a letter and encos.
ures therein, addressed - me by the Hon. john
H. Wheeler, Minister 10 the Republic OF Nicaragua,
in relation TO the forcble seizure or about the
18th JAY 1888, of certain slaves Of his by persons
@ in Philadelphia, while be passing through IL
ON his way 70 New York city, from which place Il
was his purpose 20 embark for Nicaragua
These slaves were the domestic servants OF Mr.
Wheeler aud family, and it was bic intention 10
take then abroad with him such Their seizure
aud removal, violently aud against the will OF The
owner and under the circumstances stated, was .
hgh,handed outrage, aud is believed not 20 have
been warranted, even in a cisi point Of view, by
the laws Of Pennsylvania have received sub
sequent letter froa Mr. Wheeler IN which be states
that he has caused an action for damages 70 be in~
sttuted against OF the parties 70 the act COM
palped OF, and he expresses the hope that this
State will aid ia the prosecution OF Il, a. has
beeo doae by oshel Stttes under similar eireum
stances.
"Ig Is important that the question should be de-
termned BY she highest Judicial authority IN the
country.
'.irscOumsnd The matter TO your favorable con
sideration."
XIII says hs alIponsease saying she Fillmore
msn bad no s.reugsh-jass see hOv they knocked
dOwp the lOeos In Baltimore.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
The Isthmus Question.

WAsHINGTON, NOV. 10.
The proposition made to New Granada for the
cession of the Isthmus of Panama, or such a ter
roria jurisdiction over il as will secure control Of
the transit route, is alleged by some to conflict with
the Clayton and Bulwer Treaty, which is supposed
to apply to all the IsLhmian communications be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. This is a
mistake. The treaty applies only to the political
division Of territory known as Central America
But were it otherwise the forecast of the Secretary
of State has doubtless provided in the new British
Treaty the necessary exemption from any obligation
Of that character. Indeed, it is not unlikely that
Great Britain will second the application Of our
equally interested with ourselves 10 rendering the
Isthmus route perfectly sale for the transportation
Of passengers, mails and mechanically Y.
Lolr & EnQ.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
SATURDAY, NOV. 90, 1855.

h "a CATHOLIC" calls in question, in
the Union and american of Thursday, the
genuineness of the document republished
by us on the 25th inst, purporting to be a
proclamation from Archbishop Hughes, of
New York, instructing the Catholics to
vote for Mr.. Buchanan. Whether it be
genuine or not, we cannot say. We copied
it from the Shelby (Ky) Neaos, and the
lines introducing it should have been Gre
dited to that journal. If "a CATHOLIC"
has any evidence that it is hoax or fraud,
and will furnish us with it, the Catholic
Church shall have the benefit of a correc-
ton. We have no such hostility to any
class Of religionists as would prompt US to
do them injustice, and if "a CATHOLIC" shall
again think he has cause TO complain of
any thing we print, he need not seek other
columns than those of the Patriot to make
the fact known.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
NV YORK. Nov. q


The correspondent of the Herald dated WASH
ington 23d, says Gen. Whitfield is expected here
in a few days. He will on the first day of the ses-
sion present his credentials a delegate from Kan.
sas, and demand a seat in the House.
The Republicans, l understand, will object. This
will bring the matter TO a direct vote. | under
stand there are two subjects to be arranged be =
tween the government of New Granada aud the
United states; the principal one being the Panama
massacre.
In reference to it the United States will require
full indemnity and reparaton, and also that salts
factory provision be made to protect citizens re-
siding on or passing through the Isthmus.
The second and less important matter for set.
Element is postal treaty between the two gov.
ernments, but this treaty will have more or less
bearing on the interests of the Panama Railroad, it
is not without its share of Importance.
The New Granadisn government desires to have
both subjects embraced within the one convention.
Our government, however, objects to that Its idea
is that the Panama massacre was accidental or eI'
traordinary, and its settlement should be kept
distinct from all other matters.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29

MILD ExPREssIoN.-When Deacon P. got into a
bad position he was very expert at crawling out Of
it. Though too quick tempered, he was one Of
the best deacOns in the world. He would not, in
a sober moment, utter oath, or anything like
one, for his weight in cider. At the close of a
rainy day, he was milking upon a knowl in his barn
yard, one side of which a dirty slough, aud
on the other was an old buck, that, in cousiIera-
ton, was allowed to run with the cows. The
deacon was piously humming "Old Hundred, b" and
had Just finished the line ending with exalted high"
when the ram obeying sudden impulse to be ag-
gressive, gave him blow from behind that sent
him up short distance, only to fall directly in
the slough, where the dirty water was deep enough
to give him thorough immersion. As he crawl
ed out and before he rose from his hands and
knees, he looked over his shoulder at the ran aud
then Moderated" devilish old cuss!" but on
looking round and seeing one of his neighbors at
the bars looking at him, he added in the same
breath-''If may be allowed the expression"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
The Public schools OF New York.

The estimated amount Of money required
by the Board of Education for the support
of the present Public School system for the
year 1851 is 81, IOO,4IO.82.-The appro-
priation for the present year is nearly ex-
hausted and the Board is in debt to the city
$l25,0OO. Among the estimated expenses,
there are for Teachers salaries $500, 900;
support of Free Academy S., 600; Of Nor
NAL Schools $4,000, of Evening Schools
$45, 900; salaries of Superintendent,
Clerks, and Assistant, $40, 900; Rent $751;
600; Repairs of the Free Academy 81, 900
incidental expenses of Ward Schools, $780,
600; Book Stationary, and supplies $685.
600; repairs of the Hall of the Board of
Education 81 900; Printing and Incidental
expenses 5000; Apportionment of Cor
porate Schools $500
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-29
From the Cincinnati Gazette.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:-I think you will render a
service to the public at large, and the ladies in
particular, by informing them that few ap-
pications of good Cider or White Wine Vine
gar will not only etfectually heal, but prevent
a return Of the soreness for the entire winter
The application will be more or less painful
according to the sensibility of the parts, but
each successive application at short intervals
will be less so. 1t should be vigorously applied
until it ceases to pain.
Shodld any return of soreness be felt, sin
gle application will heal if applied immediate
ly. The most delicate lady need not fear to
apply it to her more delicate lips, as it will only
render them temporarily sore.
A free use of the above viii render the va
rious compounds made for this purpose uunec-
essary, and save the expense. All l shall charge
for the above information is to request that
the amount saved be given to help the poor
and needy. |. J. b.