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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28
The Russian NAVY.

II appears that at the opening of the Eastern
war, two years ago, the feet of Russia equalied
in strength the united navies of England and
France Blackwoods Mas azine, which states this
fact, says that union of the French and Russian
fleets in 1854, would have swept the British flag
from the seas, blocked England up like beleag
ured fortress and made her feel of what little use
are bales of calicoes to a starving people.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 26-Much indignation and
excitement exists amongst the Irish portion of the
population here, at the acquittal of Mr.. Herbert
who left Washington early this morning His
two trials cost the Government eighteen hundre ed
dollars.
Ex Mayor Lenox has been arrested and held to
not to fight d duel with Mr. Radcliffe
Several other personal difficulties, growing out
of the Herbert affair, remain unsettled
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FIRST ARRIVALS FROM ST. LAWRENCE BAY
Two vessels arrived at Gloucester on Weduessl ay
from the Bay st. Lawrence, with from 200 to 300
bbls mackerel each, being the first arrivals tAis
season. They have been absent only five weeks.
Their report is quite favorable for the catch th s
season. although the first fares will be of poor qua
ity Upwards of fifty vessels sailed last we ok for
the Bay from Gloucester.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-On Friday the train 60
ing south from Weldon to Wilmington, N. c., ran
over cow near Enfield, throwing six cars off the
track. Four of the cars were turned botto up.
Four or five passengers were severely. but not
dangerously hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

DEFINED MOLASSES.-5O barrels and
IL 10 hossheads landing. and tor sale by
jy % DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
RITTEKS.-At this season of the ear
- when the system is enervated by the extreme
heat of the weather. disease may be frequently ward
ed OFF by the of Bitters. have always on hand
Bakers Premium, Dowdens Virginia, Hoohana's
German, and Wine eler's Sherry Wine Bitters
w. C.. BATTAIkE,
Drug and Chemical Store
jy23 Corner 4th and Broad sta
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DIED..

Al hi. rs,,dencs 90 Brooke Turnpiks, On Sunday.
9Th TuIY. 1854 Mr. ELISHA bmhLAE ~ 10 ~.
IT,. fr;enss ard Of the family are re-
an stsd 70 attend his funeral ON Tussdsy 18th 1nst
at II O'Clock
Yesterday morning. at o'clscs CARhiE LIZZIE.
infsu. daughter of John ana .hzaoeln = ..''n, ),
.r most beloved of esrth not long survives to-day
RI. fi.nas NJ the family are invited to atfend her
e,rsr.i from Centenary Church, Rev. Mr. Edwards,
Chi. ssosl yth1S, faasr nG Mcsa.
MARA-ased AZ years
The friends and acquaintances are requested to at
t.nd bis funeral Monday evening. at O'clock = D.,
from tire residence of his brother Ilmotny hlcrs"s
RI Rot ketts. =. ynu,.pp
On Suud v morning. July 9th, Mr.. EDWARD
CULLEN 10 the 18th year OF his age.
His friend. and invited to attend
hi. fun.rsI This evening at 81 o'clock from the resi-.
dence of Mr.. N. Moon. on Broad street.
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Suicide n Hotel Keeper.

OsWEGo, July 2J.-Luman Lawrence proprietor
of the Mexico Hotel. in the village of Mexico Os
wege county, committed suicide this morning by
cutting his throat Pecuniary difficulties are sup
posed to be the cause
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Neyvspaper;Change.

UTICA, July 26.-The Utica Daily Gazette
Democratic and the printing establishment con-
nected Herewith was yesterday sold to the friends
of Mr.. Fillmore. II is understood that the price
paid was about gle 900. Charles J. Radfrod, Esq,
is to be the editor
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REMARKABLE EscAPE-The Rochester Union
notices a remarkable escape on the Central Kali
road, near Lockport. A small boy, son of Mr.
Richardson struck by the locomotive and
thrown distance of 60 feet, by actual measu re
ment. The fireman said he first saw the child in
the air fifteen feet from the ground aud su D.
posed it dog. Though at first insensibIe, the
child had nearly recovered.
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Card from MIR, RurIinRam me.

WASHINGTON. July 27--The statements of
Messrs Burlingame of Massachusetts,. and Camp
bell of Ohio. will be published in the National In
telligencer After jus;ifying his course
with regard to Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. Burlingaine dis
misses him from all further consideration. Mr.
Campbell holds himself responsible for fixing the
time and place, and for any error if any was conn.,
mitted.
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Annft,nr kira in laramie

ALBANY, July p Another destructive fire oc-
Cured at Toronto on Wednesday. consuming j ohm.
sons dry goods store, Reilly's saloon, Lasares
millinery store, McDonald's hotel, and other pro
perty Loss estimated at $40 900, about one. third
of which was insured.
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THE CHINcH BUG is doing great damage to the
corn crop in Caroline. Cupeper, King George,
Stafford and other adjoining counties. In many
cases half crop will not be realized in conse-
quence of their ravages
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Burning o the Northern Indiana.

BUFFALO, July % -Four more bodies have been
recovered from the wreck of the Northern Indiana,
and it is believed that at least forty persisted
by the disaster.
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MILLS SToPPING.-The Lowell News says the
fremont Company has stopped two hundred
looms. in consequence of the want of water and
that unless rise in the river takes place. ali the
mills will stop portion of their works during the
coming month
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS. July 26.-We have Vera Cruz
dates to the 22d inst. conspir acy had been de-
tected at Puebla to restore Santa Anna Many
priests were implicated
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From New Brunswick -Hepeal of the Pro
hibitOry Liquor Law.

ST. JOHNS N. B., July 25. 1856 The prohibito
ry liquor law has been repealed by our Legisla
ture, by vote of 35 to ?; and the license law has
been revived
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Arrival of the Daniel Webster--$I,7JOOO
in (sali cAmiIU.

NEW ORLEANS, July "a The steame Daniel
Webster from Aspinwa, with California dates to
the 9Th inst, is below.
The steamer Illinois sailed ON the 10Th for New
York, with 81 $50 900 in gold
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Mrs. StoUe-4ccideatt an Actor-. SmbscriDtioa to tile
French SuBrerS-Destr"ctice Fire Sailing Of the
EnLtnn
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EUKNITURE TULISH ..FUKNITUKE
Il CORKS; Mount Eagle Tripo; The Servants
Friend; sponges of every description; Chamois
Skins; Nusemburg Wash Blue, In balls, a new and
elegant substitute for Indigo being much cheaper;
Cloth Silk Refined Pearl Sta CHI; Night Tapers;
French Hand Mirrors; Thermometers; Farina Co.
lognes. in variety Of styles and warranted genuine;
Lubin's Perfumerv and Soaps; Kypephsgon Soap;
Real Tortoise She Combs the finest Hair Brushes;
Nursing Bowls ana Spttoe ms, for sex persons Mag
netic aud gavanic Machines; Cosmetics and Pomadss;
Ronge Fin de Theatre; Peailes de Blanc; heen Fun;
Universal Corn Plaster; Ink Powder and the best
Black and Red Ink-for sale at
MEADE q BAKERS New ApothecaIy
Store, lS6, n. w corner of Main and 10Th sta
iy % DIV
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WANTkD-.I wish 10 employ 80 good
w hands to lay Track the line of the Richmon5
fredericksburg and Potomsc Railroad, about thirty
seven miles from Richmond Apply at this Office.
VIM N. BRAGG, Sup't.
Office R F. 4 R. r. Co..
Richmond July % jv 24-ts
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Let all now buy who never bought before.

And let all who've bought, now buy the more.
In addition to the above, 1 have in store large
assortment of De Lsines Bareges, Tissues Checked
Musins Striped Muslins for isques, Jecconets
ambrics, Brltiants, &C. &c, which bound to be
solo off this month, make for fall and winter
supplies. Remember the place
N. EZtKIEL'S Cheap cash store,
iy % IS Man street.
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SuGAAa AND alOlAssA s..-6O hhds.
~ fair to choice quality SUGARS.
90 bbs Coffee SUGARS.
go bis prime MOLAGHES. Fer sale Ly
~ as--iw DUNLOP, A0NcukE co.
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lTALSE REPORT CONTRADICTED! =.
l. 1t having been reported that all of EZEkiEL'S
Jscconets were sold, 1 take much pleasure in i'll
forming the Ladies' that will open this morning.
further large assortment of fine Jacconets at only
nins-pence per yard, worth % cents, and superior
French UIganoies at shilling per yard worth 2s.
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VNANTED.-.l wish TO employ a young q
w white man. One that will make himself gem
orally useful. single man from the country
ferred. VIM. N. TlNSLEY.
iy .5-St
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NAANTED..Several Rbie-bOdied Labor.
w ers for the remainder of the to work in our
Mills CRENSHAW l. FISHER.
;,9c
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OFFICE CITY WATER W.

OFFICE CITY WATER ~Onko,
July 9th 1856.
NOTICE.-WHter tai ers are particularly
requested to economist much in the use of
possible, the extreme low state of the
river has rendered the supply very limited, so m UGH
that the pumps emily be at half their usual
velocity The river is falling, and if 1t continues
for week in the same proportion it will be lmpossi
bls TO run the pumps little is the flow of water.
1t il be hoped that the citizens will the neces
sty of preventing all unnecessary waste of water,
andihereby us ftom short supply. We are
daina the river and using every exerton possible to
keep the punIs at work, but The dam will DO very
little COCA without wster.
iy 23-6t JAMES L. DAVIS, Sup't.
- P.sEMPLE, Drugstst 2O2 Main At.--
~. The subscribe is constantly receiving fresh sup
plies OF pure Drugs Chemicals nc, which he is very
particular in purchasing from importers of undoubted
reputation He 10 constantly adding to his very large
stock and purchasing first hands he is prepared
sell low if not lower than any house in the city
He manufact most Of his chemicals and can there
tore recommend them pure and suitable for pre-
scription purposes.
Prescriptions compounded at all hours of the day or
is graduate of the University of Pennsylvapia and
Jefferson Medical Colleges Philadelphia, and may be
excused for referring to the followi voluntary
timouial
have known DIR. S. P. Semple well for five years
Physician and Apotheeary. He 10 a thorough
educated medical man, and in my opinion las u
perior apothecary. his knowledge OF Materia
Medica, Pharmacy and Chemistry, being extensive
and profound. A. EVANS. nj. ID.
Prof Surgery in Med. College of Ohio
Med Col. of Ohio, May IL, 1854. iy28
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Lost.

I OSf.-- On sunday nisbt, between the
IL allard House and the g.. Charles Hotel hravi
ly gold chased SLEEVE BUTTON. Ii being highly
p.iz-d by the owner, the finder will he literally
wardal by leaving the same ut this office.
iy 2,.--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-28

XNANTEO IA gentleman, who Is n grad.
w uat of the Virginia Military Institute, A.
NJ graduate of William and Mary College. aud who
has had eight years Experience in succsssfu teach
ing desires a situation in Richmood either as Priv
clpal or Associate, in some school, will take
charge of school, if sufficient number of scholars
is engaged. Addrss TUTOR
Midlothian, Chesterfield CO., Va, or this office.
i,0
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I OST OK MISLAID--AbOur the LIST OF
IL July, TOBACCO NOTE inspected at Shoekos
Warehouse, No 1867 private mark w g. The
finder will please leave it at Shockoe Warehouse
at this office CHAS C. s. THOMPSON
jy7 -dlaw4w*
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Manitoba white Girl, TO take care Of
W Baby and clean two rooms. Enquire at this
atf,c iv 9t-ts
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STEAM REFINED CANDIES In spite
~ Of the extraordinary advance Ia Sugsrs ana
still manufacturing my superior steam refined Cras
Cd SUGAR Candy Narrated to sts any Gin ate; per
fectiy pure, white. drm end glossy. Price for the
present, 81 Wholesale. one emitting pound, easA.
LouIs j. B0aSfEux.
Steam Candy MAsafArtory.
tyN No. IN Mein u.
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RKAsS BOUND CANS; Iheruon,efcr
- Barrel and Staff Churns; Iron and Brass Found
Wat.I Cans at factory prices, to close business
jy 20 ZtMMERMAN
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EXCCKsION No. Z. OF THE
IL ARMORY RAM

Cheap and ssreesble eIcursioa to Ashland. or -.
AFTERNOON OF THURSDAY. 3isr JULY
The ARMORY BAND have this pleasure t.
nounce to the eitizsns of Richmond. thst tbror..
the courstesy Of the Richmond. Frederich 80
Potomac Railroad Company, they are ensnled tong
fer them cheap and interesting excursion to A.
land. or the afternoon of THURSDAY the SLIT =
slant. on which occasion they will be prepared !.
discourse the best MUSIC In their power, on III.
grounds Of Ashland Cottage
The train will BE- in readiness to leave the dspo, .,
o'clock F. ~, aud returning, viii leave Ashland a,
about o'clock, p. NJ
Fare for the round trip SO cents; children A,
ten years of age Is cents each only.
Rofreshments of the best quality will be proy,d-,
on the premises at city prices
Tickets can be had on the dav of the Excur,io, a.
the depot of the Railroad Company, or on hoard Of
the tram jy "a --dtd
NOrlCE.-There will be a party al Ame
Y lis Springs, on THURSDAY, "a h July. At a
O'Clock, 2. M. There will be good band Of music
in attendance.
e jv 1s-dtd THOS. C. WILSON SONS.
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WANTED.--TwO Boys about 10 years OF
w age to learn the Coach making business APP.
ply to AlNSLlE, BOWEN POWELL,
Coach Makers, 10th st.. between Main and Cary
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WANTED TO hire for the balance of The
w year, few able bodied NEGROES, for sur
face operations at the Coke Mines.
my TITS JOHN J. WERTH, Agent
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NNANTF D-TO rent or lensr, with pros
w pect of buying, q large and handsome House,
wrh not les. than from to IL good rooms and accom-
mOdations for servants. One with GROUND stable
and carriage house preferred-located between Main
and Leigh streets and 18th and ID streets Possession
will be taken at any time ty the 18th September.-
For information, apply TO Messrs. HAROLD
MURRAY, Bookstore Broad street. This advsr-
tssme mt is inserted. believing there may be per-
sons who might rent or sell who will not advertise.
iy PITS
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spEcIAL NOTICES.

So -. D.. s.da water made in the finest
pa..,.;r Y, nntains BY ourselves srd all the deh,
. Grs.,n and Fruit Syrups made from the actual
cos s snrnd frui,a ForssIe ct
rps sAa s0 MEADE 4 BAKERS
New ApofhecaTy Store,
,ae n W. eo,Eer Of Main and 10th sts.
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AMUeunfUNTg.

- FALL MEETING. 1sx
FiksT CoLr STAKE.
We. the Subscribers ssres TO run swse pst.ts
the fairfield Course during the regular Fsll rss'
Of 1885, for colts and Dies then three wears ed
subssription &i60 forfeit, two mile kests n
and close the lst day of July 1856 three or ors ss
make race. 's 70
.. Z. Hare names eh. 8. Nichols lst, By t,;s....
dam Nsnnis Rhodes. ''eoe
Thos. boswell. names-
james Tally names
SECOND COLT STAKE.
Nov open, stake for three year old colt, ana r,
lies, that never Won race--two mile heats: 4 2fs .
trance; half forfeit; three or more 10 max. ~" es-
be run ON Friday. during the week Of the mart p .
Races, over this above Course--to name and eif.. ~
1st day of August. n. C. EGGLEsTON "s
je l4-IswtIAux Pronris,.
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NNANfkD-.By n y0uag man q Situation
w in gone business " here he could make himself
generally useful; who has had exrerieucs of,ey.
eral yeas in mercantile business Best of reference,
given from his last employer Apply to
WILLIAM GOULDIN
Agent and Collector Governor street
or to SAMUEL J. COTTRELL
Nv 22- lw Main street
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~ Mutual Bui' ding Fund and L Lssai.
CoMpArY-A called meeting OF TIE SIocA1o oi..oh
lii /. hid TUESDAY evening next at b O'CLOCK.
=, The rooms occupied by the Mechanic Institute ~
-h;cb time FIVE shares Of stock in this Company VIII
be odd without reserve. The cash In hand WIZ ai'"
be loaned. By order - arm a..,x
IN 8--7t a. =. Donts, 80 y.
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WANTED. young man of good
w moral character. aged % years, q situation at
some active business where srdent spirits are so
Good references given. Address up T ;" at this of.
iy "a --9st
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HECkER,s FARINA AND BAKKR's
IL COCOA-Both admirable articles of diet for the
sick and copvalescent; for sale at
BATTAILE'S Drug and Ciem. Store,
Corner 4th and Broad ats
ALsO-Osweso Corn Starch, for puddings, he.
je25-tf
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N OTl E--Temporary RemovaI.--The
subscriber for the purpose of giving W ay to tn
erection OF new house. has removed his store from
bis old stand corner of Main and 18th streets three
doors above, where he would be pleased to see his
friends snd the public generally in want of first
rate article of Cothing assuring them that he 10 pre-
pared with all the necessary requisites sdorn the
outward man. 4. B SPENCE,
Fashionable Clothier aud Merchant Tailor,
1elI No. 1925 Main street
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2. FOEGEEg

OFFERS FOR SALE, at the Store recently occupied
ofship Chandlery, Hardware, &c, consisting of
HARDWARE, SC.
Try work knees, caboose iron,
Iron and copper tacks, assorted sizes,
E" " brass screws, " "
Lamp and screw hooks, ring screws,
Brass and iron staples and hooks, brass and iron butts,
Chest hinges, hooks and hinges, barrel bolts,
Improved tower bolts, square bolts, chest handles,
Brass and iron padlocks, augers, saws, screw drivers,
SaLipers' try squares, nippers, rules, guages, pod augers,
Iron and steel squares, sheath knives, spring balances,
Mincing knives, sugar, butter and cheese trhrs,
Roaming knives, caalking irons, hand cuffs,
Nutmeg graters, Brittania swing lamps,
Brass Bra sa 6ipnae ls, Lamps mp id deck Zig lights ,i iron picks, crTHw-bars'
Cooks swimmers and tormentors, frying pans,
Iron bake pans, assorted sizes, square and round tin pans,
Douglass pumps, speaking t rum hand bellows,
Brttania soup ladies, soup tureens, tea and coffee pots,
Sugar Bowls, milk pitchers, castors, table and tea spoons,
Block tin cork stops, patent faucets, stearn's do,
composition cocks, molasses gates, assorted sail needles,
Hoop iron, coffee mills, marlin spikes, hand leads,
Iron and pushed sheaves, steel sheave pins,
Hooks and thinbles, assorted cut and wrought nails,
Assorted spikes, boat, keel and gunwale nails,
Composition and clout nails, rivets, table cutlery,
Square and round pdrt shovels, pocket knives,
Sand paper, bath brick.
CORDAGE, TyINE. sc.
Worming, ratin. bone and spunyarn,
Temp and sail Irvine, Manila bed and clothes lines,
Cotton and raven duck.
woSo ale... sss!Saadfs.s srs. R aS 79oIsss,. SC.
Choping trays, wooden pumps, mast hoops,
Bushed and patent blocks, assorted sizes, painted nails.
Painted tubs, cases chairs, dust brushes, whtewash brushes
Paint and varnish brushes, willow ana birch baskets.
Iron and brass wire selves, hair selves, bees-wax.
CLOTHING AND Shops.
Red and blue flannel shirts, -whalemen's striped shirts,
Grey mixed shirts, long wOolen stockings,
Grey, mixed and white mcrino undershirts,
Whalenenfs striped, red and mixed woollen drawers,
Red twincd singlets, o. S. pants, Scotch caps, mittens,
Reefng jackets, red and white blankets.
PROVISIONS. &cs
Fresh and brandy peaches, assorted preserved meats,
Pie fruits, capers, ground pepper and cloves,
Vinegar, pickles, sweet oil, salt crushe sugar, cheese,
Split peas, hams, beef and pork, buckwheat flour, tea.
PAINTS. OILS, &C.
Kegs red lead, tins virdigris, tins black paint, kegs do.
Tins green paint, copal varnish, tins ana barrels linseed oil,
Turpentine tar oil, tar pitch and chalk.
a general assortment cf whaling craft. Iitf
One Surf Boat and oars.
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Ube Mort4 Aatitn QNgalemm's Slipping 4lst.
THE PACIFIC
Commercial, Advertiser.

~ Captains and officers of ~whaleships cruising in the PACING
are requested to furnish the latest reports for the PACING whale
mems Shipping List. Letters containing any interesting news
addressed 70 the publisher and left at New Zealand, TAHITI, val
paraiso, or sent by wIsaIers bound to these islands, will be always
acceptable. Captains or officers wishing this paper sent to their
friends in the United States, are assured that our arrangements
are such that all papers dispatched from this Office for the l.. ..
VIII be received regularly by subscribers. Ferms--So oOa year
70 81 so, if the postage is prepaid through.
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Life on the Ocean Wave.

GA life on the Ocean WaVe!"
The man who wrote it was green;
He never has been to sea,
And a storm he never has seen.
He never has seen q wave
As it dashed o'er the vessels deck
He never has seen a fire at sea,
Or been floating upon q wreck.
lie never has been aroused
From his mornings gentle dose,
By the sound of spIashing water,
As it fell from IT, horrid hose
He never has heard a man
Scrubbing right over his head,
With a noise sufficient to rouse
From the grave the slumbering dead.
He never has seen a fat woman
Grow thinner day by day,
And leaning ever the vessels side,
Throwing herself away ;
And, Oh He has never been sea-sick,
And cPept into bed in his coat,
While every motion increased his throeS,
And his feelings were all in his throat.
That man may have sailed in a boad,
In some puddle or on a sound,
But if he's been to sea and wrote
Such a song, he deserves to be drown'd.
N. Y. Spirit Of the Times.
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VAULTS
TIME UNDERSIGNED is FRI TO
"a receive monies or valuable articles of small bulk on deposit
in his vaults Formerly occupied by the Hawaiian Treasury
These vaults are believed to be fire proof and safe. For all de
posts, certificates or receipts viii be given, and a small charge
made on the withdrawal of the deposit. Strangers and seamen
visiting this port, DESTROYS of place of security for their funds,
will find this deposit an accommodation to them.
Sept. 4, 1S56-1Qtf IL. NJ. WHITNEY,
Post-oice Buildings