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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAuaoAD.

Commsacing MONDAY se-. ), lSS rres aaay r~.s V
ware 3, 81 ffcfi fr~ TEA " AIba.y Lave New Yo~s
follows frsur HaMoa - Wise
$50. ~, sfpksA w~n fu Absnr. ssnnssns ,As
Cerrrf n q lr6Sa ~ morthNwr tnss
si0 A. E.ugkfxnA r-mr<ng d'recny hrs~sA vfsks~f
hasge 60 aS6 toppepAng ~ Chatham F.w Cerses vNk
tens III a3 - ~
Il csf. srs csnaeylhs - Css~sa s~h ?, r.. ~ Il
~ : ::s:. .ss.1 80.
Tckes 70 Be- S'.ined ard bsgg.ve checked ~ ne orc. n
ss ws~e~u RAilrsax ArbaAy, a. Il whts ssH Ceuse
Y0L y. !. OAlGnWA eDS
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TIM REV. A. B. VAN zAyD1 n n, or THE CEN
bal Reformed Protestant Dutch Church. Ninth street. Gill
devpv ne the Of lectures nunber on
the s,o The BDle, the Young Man Guide fhia
seven co.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07
NREAT SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
NJ TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES &C.

0f.
The entire stock OF above goods contained In the Emporium
No 35 Broadwava large portion of witch selected with
great by the late proprietor Mr. G. W. futile during his
visit to Europe is TO be sold such low prces
that 1t is hoped the whole be disposed OF during this
Persons wishing articles tor presents will find this
celent opportunity obtain aud beautiful goods
better selection be made and the crowd the holidays
aynided
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

Union coURsS. I. I.-rRoTTrNG -aRrar srM.
u bon rsoe-Ou "Wednesday. dec. o. Al g. o'ciost ms.s
for Ssoo, mile heats 5es, in s. to harness Jchs DsAs
rsmes ,. 3 Mcrsin, WIN. Y s'rons ,anrs a von,g ~
LIafsace. SaAT WHITE gronYl.a..r.
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IL 9 MrIInR ArcI1nNFER- ~ q mrrrnn

w 8, MELI,oR, AUCT1oNEER-By W. g. My1toR-
w Tuesday, Dec g. At IL O'Clock NJ ssesroom 3 and rs
Park row will be aod 70 pay advances superior toned
same when cold private sale also ten large pier mirrors
French plate, with rich geld gilt frames BY "a as,
several mirrors rosewood frames heen choice oil
paintings by o. Coates together With entire nvosse III
richly Decorated French china tea nlsse
ss'"'s hree gold hunting case wa,c &C. The wsos
fOr aDsv,Ue Sac,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07
THE TURF.

fNNTRgvILIr COURSE, L. I-TRorrfvd -Sw
" last Ereel match Of the se.soahondsy December al
O'Clock MMatch 100 mile heas best three in avs i.
hsrpess -Dsniel Phsr names br Brown Dick; samef
Mclaughlin black Lancet The prosvrto~ iss,s -
fdeu that the race which likely 70 be- the last Van =
the bes, Of the sess both horses going BATS
mating faster time in heir training than Rey were sve~
known y have made before And he sssnre tbs pabs
The day % The race win be beaten evsry heal The BET
JOEL coSKLrs. rr,,n~.~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07
IJRNRY H. LEEDS AUCTIONERR. -ADMINIsTRA

IJENRY H. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER -ADMINISTRA-
tors sale of elegant household furniture, valuable libra
Of zoo handsomely bound books real silver &c &C.
HENRY q. LEEDS CO. will sell by auction by order Of
the administrator Of Jno Rice Esg deceased Tuesday
Dec at los O'Clock at No los Carol street South Brook
n rear Hamilton ferry valuable assortment of household
furniture library silver &C. consisting Of velvet
pets silk brocatel and lace curtains: parlor suits
wood covered with blue and gold silk brocatel made by
Baucone pier glasses centre tables brocaea marble
manie clocks and fine bronzes paper mache music
rosewood psDofore and stool elegant sliding chandeliers
quite style oak hall stand brocaea marble top library
abe do soas and chairs in hair cloth dining
oak extension table, chars do; Brussels and mating
carpets marble etc china dinner aud tea sets glass
ware. cutlery. etc real svtrware large waiter two silver
spoons salts II vegetable dishes
hne engravngs casters ard other table IbraryOak
chains oak table marble top book about $40 volumes
and valuable standard works elegantly bound ne baro
meter 81 ding chandelier mirrors writing desk OIL CLOTH &C.
Bedro1msBruas carpets mahogany aud bedsteads
bookcases mattresses cnz curtains dress bureaus several
fine cottage suits ensmeied with marble tops; ingram
pets sofas lounges mauel ornaments &c &c Also lot
Of fine wines champagne csret, sauterne port ale &c
The above furniture be sold without close the
estate The Hamilton avenue ferry boats for South Brooklyn
r.n very near TO Carol street every few minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

EoR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
~ The In,ed States mall steamship ROANOKE csp,aip
Skinner VIII eve fer the above places saturday
lsh insi a. O'Clock from pier No IL North river Ths
"wednesday steamer q hs line IL discontinued sor The pre-
Saturday. IrDIAN A PTRAstNTs a. 0ra.s...'f
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EoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRlpA.-UYTrEp srATas

EOK SAFANNAH md FLORlDA.-UNfTED srATBg
IL NAL fAne.-1he steamship ALABAMA. Cant "a, n
schenek vii leave on SATURDAY December Is prr No
4 North river at O'Clock VI. Bulls OF ladng svnsa a.
board For fregm or passage apply 10 n. MffCHPfT NJ
Broadway Through tickets from New York
Gl 10 Plaifa SIS steamers from FLORIDA connect al IA
yannah with the steamers from New York on TUESDAYS sax
saturday, The "wednesday ships OF this line whdrswa
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A LFRED BRAGG AUCTlONEER.-A. BRAGG 90.
a viii sell At auction on Tuesdsy, Dee At 20 A. NJ AZ
salesroom 33 Coraodt street $40 shoes
geher with large lot Of calf sheep skins TO be
account Of whom II may concern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

M q MI Tor -TUEsDAY DECEMByR q AT lOl.
W O'Clock. 1T saiesroom, ~ and is Park mortgage
sale "a second hand household furniture
and ingram carpets royal Wilton and three piv argc
desb ahc gapy bookcases chars
antique carved rosewood suite made in Germany
se50 antique Baskets har and straw mattresses dining room
chairs cornsher window curtains clocfs large iot az
miscellaneous and standard works second hand
pianoforee &C The whole 10 be sold whest reserve nv
order 81 morRsgee. Catalogues morning OF sale.
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WILLIAM p. MErLOR, AUCTToNEFR -FuPs
w sleigh robes &c. at auction salssronms IL and III
Park row Tuesday O'Clock, consisting OF an entire
invoice Of ladies' fancy furs mink Russian sable Rocky
French and Russian sable vcorines mus
cuffs &C. together with about % sleigh robes The whole 10
be cold without reserve, to close concern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07
TOR cALIYoRsIA-sHw YORK AND san rRAr

HOE CALivORNA-s1w YORK AND SAN FRAN.
10 mica Pfoes greatly reduced fhs docks Al virgin
Bay and n San Juan def Sur oompeed The
VIII hereafter iAy the whAr
freight thus avoiding All IN small boais The
and splendid steAmpsnp TkuFkssEs Gap, y rinklepsugh
North river for san Juan de Nicaragua "Wednesday De
mber "a ts O'Clock r. NJ W with the am
er Sierra Nevada from San Juan del SUR PAcac
San ancisco Passeossrs will and this he cheapest
10 censs 90 esessa For freight OF PASSAGE apply Only
yo~k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

L'oR CHARLESTON AND FIoRTDA-sE,fl WEEKLY
IL United s,ses mail lirs.-The steamship soUTHERNHR
capt H. NJ. Murray. will leave pier No North river -
"Wednesday Dec 10 Al O'Clock " precsely For frsvst
apply on board whore all bills Of adlng will BE- sgasi ana
for pssssec at the Office Of SPOFFORD TILFSTON A CJ
2e Broadway The Nashvls viii succeed and leave
turday Dec IL The favorte Carolina
Jar trips IN the various landings John river FLOR
da connecting with the steamers from New York
Vile 49ls IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07
OIL pAIS1Isos AM xyeRAvIses -JoHS Levi

THE vEsTRfs Bloom HAS vANQUfsHpD ALL COS
mets for the beautiful tint ran only be obtained by
using this wonderful cosmetc all other bens
q or beauty the skin. Call and try Tits ssd only al t5
Houston street MRS. J. SPENCER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

WV Writers AucTIoNFER, WILL SELL on MON
w day, nj lus O'Clock ut 49, formerly 1871 Canal street
large quantity VI store futures and len from saur
day sale which wi be sold without kegs Of Eng
h mustard 800 raons OF brandy lao do Jamaica rum Is
baskets o. champagne genuine imported article Also the
entire household furniture Of family leaving the city On
Wednesday executors sale Of furniture clothing gold
watches, jewery, &C. worthy the attention OF dealers and
9TH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

NOTICE THE CoNsIGNEEs or THE For.towrra
Nv described goods which shipped Liverpool
month q July lsss ship fsasc webb stranded
Of Wales hereby notified kns wa
and render heir scCount loss 70 the undersigned
Nelson brokers' 81 Wal Treet-sS5 In . la
mond q. G. T. I'D bundles hoop iron shipped by
Wood Jevons 10 orderAw G. r. In diamond cass
shipped BY Brown Shiplev A Co to order.
q. MARSHALL A CO. Is Burlinr sg,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

uUDses RTvvR RAn.RoAD-vRoD NOVEMBER g.
IL 1895. the rans win thAmb station fs
l,vs,- krpres. 70 !. and t8 r = man, u - a -;
cnsQsnt. go r for Ponghke~p~as A. and and -
r. fc~ sing sang g3n and p. Pcr PeekskiiL g..
DPn The rcushksepge, srs srrs sns PeskskiI trains
81 hc ssssps Passengers taken Cbsnbers "a
naf Christoph~ and THIRTY Ms sze. frsss Tor New ror
Leave Troy a. 10 and t0i5 A. ard AS r. n and East
Albany .. s rs and 1910 A. .nd 1pPS
A. y. SIXTH snp~istendent
I AND pouTF NEW YORK TO PROVIDENCE, &C.
IL On snd after Dec 4 fyS trains Of the Prov.
violence. HaYru and Fisbkli Railroad win leave Hartford
f Providence on The ihe arrival there of he expres. trains
~ the New furk and few Haven, and New Haven 40
Hsglord and sprug aeid Railroads which New York
a. NJ and gF. VI respectively y ASHBpRNFR
Cher Engineer and superintendent II. p. AMI y. X. r.
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An INTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or THE VARIOUS
N qualities and szes OF Havana, German and donsstss
segsrs, II much below market prices Cash %
segsrs o. any anality snd In any quantity.
o. CHEEKS, II Broadway.
WASH PURCHAs CAN PROCURE BARGAINS IN
~ almost any style Of segars Dealers invited 10
smine. Cash advances made ~ quality IN
any quantity. O. CHEEks, ~ Broadway.
HAVANA sRGARs.-GFNTfyMEs rs YOU WANT
III the genuine article of the various brands
Just step In 70 JAFFHS emporium, Br6adway and
twenty eighth Ton vii here find the best a.
sortnents Of store In New York and will purchase
below down town pfces Esssblsbed three years
HAVANA syGARs-rEw oRor, Br THE loo on
III 1000; Csbanss Figaro nesa Britannica Cooci ~ Eas
ocsss 0rer~y Acieros dorias, Wandering Isss. sns
-~ous Other wsnna 90 Tor cssA Soc mpoet.s Unts.
nuA r. ho0k&A ~ nAnm ana ssoea anRy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

EoS nAvAxA AsD x9mLx-rHE usIrzD srAvHa
dee. wm leave for the sbove porte On Monday as 49,.
bert al IL ocock noon from pier No, a. NORTH - ~
srcst :" ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

E'oR CHARTER. STE AMER EAGLE NOW IYtra Ar
the loot Of Murray street. be chartered appl vpS
70 the cartain on board or at BURKHAITKR co NJ ~
Fulton street
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CUTT0S co. q DESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
- cisco sailing regularly and positively before hs
day advertised. Clipper OF Saturday, December us-
The famous aud celebrated 4 clipper snip RkPoRrRR
Meses HowcA master receiving her pier
river and win positively sail above. This shp has
made bu, passage San Francisco performing the ssmc
In LOO days, beati the whole clipper fleet sailing e
shippers DESTROYS o. landing their cargo at the sares poss
NBThc ships Of this line take freight arer hsr aayer
tHed day SUTTON Co, IS South street cor OF Wal
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MUSICAL AnD DAnCH0G.

GEO DR0ADwAY-MME sAUvAGRAtps DANCIr
OOc Academy. open eyvy day and evening All "a
ionabe dasces taught by competent young ladies' in
course of essors Practice from ul 10 r. NJ. Danc
saloon to let for private parties.
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DOR sALE-oEE OF rae BEST CLOTHING sroRr
IN the sowegy established many and doing d-t
rate business paying from 40 TO 90 per VIII be sold
bargain as the proprietor retiring from business Apply
at $40 Bowery.
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A UsTRATIA PIONEER LINE-EsTA BLIsH.D IsJs-
"A The clipper ship ANNA klMBALI. for Melbourne. h
wing been delayed waiting freight from the south hsr ma
bag will be kept open the Post Office IN "wednesday noou
the 10th inst. X. w. CAMERON Bowling Iresu.
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nor INV ORLEANS AND HAvAvA.-THF Uvryxu
IL Stairs mad seemsbip CAHAWBA.J n. Bn0ch corrus.-
DEF vii commence recvIng freight Taesssy Dec sr1
SAL for the above toiis Friday Dec " Al 10 ck NJ
rom oa OF Robinson street NJ No hills or fading sssi
After steamer sails. LIVINGSTON CROCHkRoN 90
No " PArk place. Naw Ynrk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-07

UCTION NOTICE-CROCKERY. GLASS AND CHINA
n and fancy goods at auction hy J. $. H. BARTLETT,
AuctoOaer Tuesday Dec at 10 O'Clock Dbl Pearl
Large stock all kinds W. blue and glass
ware china cutlery britannia de- &c Sale positive
TO close conagnments
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07

Excessive EATING.-In a letter to Lord Murray
found in the Life of Sydney Smith, lately published
the latter says -'' You are, hear attending more
Happiness in the fifth act Of life eat and nd drink about
half what you could cat and drink. Did ever tell
you my calculation about eating and drinking?
Having ascertained the weight that could live upon
live upon, found that between ten and seventy
years of age had eaten and drunk forty -four one
horse wagon loads of meat and drink more than
would have preserved me in life and health The
value of this of nourishment is considered be
worth $4,000. This is frightful calculation, but
irresistibly true and l think, dear Murray, your
wagons would require additional horse each.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07

FACTS WORTH No2ING.-The whole number of Ian
guages spoken in the world amounts to 1928 name
ly 507 in Europe, $50 in Asia, 276 in Africa and
1864 in America The inhabitants of the globe pro-
fess more than 1000 different religions. The number
of men is about equal to the number of women. The
average of human life is about 33 years 0ne-quarter
ole previous to the of years. and one-haf before
reaching II. Ofevery 1000 persons ! reaches 100
years OF life, of every 100 only reach the age of 6
and not more than in 500 lives to 80 years Of age
There on the earth 100000 900 inhabitants
hour, and SO every minute-or every second These
losses are about balanced by equal number of
births The married are longer lived than the sim
gle and above all, those who observe sober indus
triOus conduct Tall live longer than short ones,
Women have more chances of life in their favor pre-
viou5 to being 90 years of age than men have, but
fewer afterward The number of marriages is in the
proportion of 75 to every 1000 individuals. Those
born in spring generally robust than others.
Births and deaths frequent by night than
by day.
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PUBLISHED WEEK LY b
HENRY Nj. WHITNEY. )
THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,

COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,
Is Published Every Thursday NJ Ormins, at Six
Dollars per Anmurin, Payable In Advance.
Papers California and the United States viii be 81 80
per annu fS so being the of the Hawaiian and Amer
postage, prepad All such papers win have American
postage stamps he which viii any additional
age being collected.
accommodate subscribers the T. s. California, the pub
Usher viii receive payment for subscriptions adver-
tisents, bills any sound bank of New York city, Bos
ton, New Bedford New London cash order from
merchant T. s. any merchant resident here or any
whaleshp captain visiting port Such orders be trans
mitted by mai,
ADVERTISING RATES.
cards. exceeding ten lines 50 annum in ad
cents line for the first
seon, five per line for each subsequent insertion
advance otherwise inserted No adyer-
tisements inserted for less than fifty cents.
invitations inserted advertisements
ADVERTISERS viii be charged quarterly the rate of
So5 for each quarter, column occupied by them.
displayed in larger type than usual sub
ject to heavier charges.
subscription to the Commercial Advertiser is payable IN
ADVANCE.
transient advertisements viii be inserted UNLESS PRE-
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BU Ess CARDS.
u. COADY & co.

Shipping and Commission Merchants Honolulu, Refer to
Messrs GTinue Aiintrn Co 4 WlettS Co.. New York
Butler, Keith Hin, Boston, Wells Fargo Co., Shaw
Read San Francisco, AlSop Co.. Valparaiso e. L. Train
& Co., Melbourne, VIM Pustau Co., Hong Kong Barring
Brothers Co.. London Exchange for sale the L. s.
and Europe Honolulu, July l, 1S56tt
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osphere to drier state. We quote few verses of til
ldian ut the burial place Of his fashcr.
1t is the spot came to Seek
Ny fathers ancient burial place
? Ere from these wales, ashamed and weak,
Withdrew wasted race.
1t is the spot-f know it we'll
Ofwhich our old traditions tell.
The sheep are on the slopes around,
The cattle in the meadows feed,
And labourers turn the crumbIing grount.
Or drop the yellow seed,
And prancing steeds, in trappings gay,
Whirl the bright chariot DER the way.
MethinBs it nobler sight
70 see these wales in woods arraycd,
Their SUBMITS in the golden light.
Their trunks in grateful shade,
And herds of deer, that bounding so
O'er hills and rrostrate trees below.
But [ behold fearful sign,
To which the white mems eyes are blind
Their race may vanish hence, like mine,
49, And leave trace behind
Save ruins DER the region spread,
And the white stones above the dead.
Before these fields were shorn and tiled,
FuI to the brim rivers flowed;
The melody OF waters filed
The fresh and boundless wood
2nd torrents dashed and rivulets played,
And fountains spoutcd in the shade
Those grateful sounds az heard no more,
The springs are silent in the sun;
The rivers, by the blackened shore,
With lessening current run;
The realm our tribes are crushed to get
May be barren desert yet.
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DANIEL WATERMAN.

Commission Merchant ami General Shipping Agent Honolulu,
Oahu 5, [. References pessrs. Morgan. Hathaway & Co.,
& 8Iacondray s Co., Fraucisco Messrs. D. r. Green
Co., James b Congdon Esq. & W. g. E. Pope ESQ., New
Bedford. July 1, 1S56tf
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,tsKeu une cause, replied,
how Ned has contrived to
20 4hn Hrnilrr . hut Aho,n I
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BUsxM Ess CARDS
GODFREY RHODES.

Accountant and general Agent offers his services Broker,
in bringing books making out and collecting accounts
translatin and into the French and Hagatan Ian
ges, etc. Office at the Of Mr. Rhodes, opposite
MIR. Monsarrat's Auction Room. 4-asnT
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= e'I IIosaIOlie, anu UcIng
=" I have been wondering
,n,nnn,,n1;-n oil 4hn 4nln,n4r
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.

correspondent attention of BRYANr'S
Poems in which the same ideas expressed Dr. HLE
BRANDS Address that the destruction Of forests changes
the atmosphere state We quote few Of the
poem.l
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Here is a fine specimen of New York criticism :
Rachel rose last npht to the full HEIGHT of ho I'll
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NNAs reopened his Carpenter Shop the old sand the
King and akea sts where he hopes, by strict
attention. public patronage July i, 1-tf
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CHARLES BREWER.

Commission Merchant Boston, L s. Refer Jas Makee and
r. w. Wood Esqrs. July l, 1S56-tf
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MELCHERS &-CO..

Commission Merchants and Ship Chambers, Honolulu, Oahu,
s. l. Stone OF Kaahuanu and Merchant
Money advanced favorable for Whers bills the
T. s. and Europe. July 1, 1S56-tf
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GRIFFITH MoRGAS. C. s. HATHAWAY. z. sTo
MORGAN. HATHAWAY s. CO.

Commission and Forwarding Merchants, San Francisco, Cal
References, T. 8 Hathaway Esq Messrs T. & A. r. Nye,
Swift Perry, New Bedford, Messrs- Grinnel Minturn
Co., New York, John u Forbes ESQ., Boston, Messrs. Per
kns Smith, New London, Daniel c. Waterman ESD Hon
olulu- July l, l656-sf
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CuAs. III. RITTLER.

Cooper Guager, Honolulu, Oahu II. l. Cooperage, Queen
street. directly opposite r. Coay Co.'S building
Would INFORM public always to he found at his
shop give prompt attention to all orders his line of
constantly hard large and desirable
stock of Casks Gin and oerwise Barrels, Tubs
and other order. He would especially in
vite the attention the Whaling Fleet and other
the above, and them that he viii at all
times prepared their demands, upon The shortest
notice. and reasonable terms.
Honolulu July 1, 1S56-d
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News Agent Importer American and European
Newspapers Magazines, and Literature of all kinds Fort
Street between Merchant and King Streets 5-tf.
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]. NORTH.

Dealer General Merchandise EAo Hawaii Ships supplied
with recruits the shortest notice, reasonable terms
Bills of exchange wanted July j. lS56-tf
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CHAs. u. GuILLOu.

Late Surgeon United States Navy, Consular physnn to sick
American Oflce door TO J G. Spalding
HaahuInanu Residence at the mansion OF b. Pitnan
Esq of Beretania and Aake St Respectfully offers
hSpgssioni services resident families the shipping,
ana to strangers generally Medical and Surgical advice in
English French, Spanish, ana Italian. Office hours from
II A. NJ. to , p NJ and from TO 5 z. NJ. Jy 1-d
A. other hours enaIira at his resi.leIr.a.
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Is. PITMAN,
Ship Chandler and dealer General Merchandise, Waiakea Bay
Keeps constantly extensive Of
description goods required by whale ships and others
Shipping furnished with fresh beef Vegetables and al kinds or
Groceries the shortest notice, at the
very lowest market prices.
Be facilities storage 5000 barrels being
the landing, and free from thatcled buildings.
Whalers bills the T. Europe, for which money
win reasonable TERMS
y. This port the safest comnlodfoHs anchor
age any port the hawaiian group. Here you give
liberty without danger OF losing by de-.
sertion No ardent spirits allowed TO be sold
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-07
r.. s. HOLLIsTER

Attorney and ConeO at Law, and Solicitor Chancery,
Koloa, Kauai. 25nfs