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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-21
To the Publisher of Pac. Com. Advertiser.

40 TIC 4OOISutI u az SOh'H dNOlLAo-
SIR:-Your editorial of Aug. 18th, has prompted
your humble servants, the undersigned, to a remark
or two on the subject Of it, viz. the action of the
Minister of the Interior, under the direction Of the
Privy Council, respecting the liquor license on the
Bethel block.
1t seems, to at least some of your readers, that the
final action of the Government in that matter was
both prudent and just, though whether their primary
action was wise or not may well be doubted. Of what
advantage could a guarantee, that no license should
be granted on the Bethel block be to the Sailors
Home, while it remained exposed to hotels and drink
ing saloons on three faces Of the adjoining squares in
equal or closer proximity? Apparently none. And
it certainly would have seemed very inequitable to
have refused Mr.. Maxey Il license for q spot distant
sixty feet towards Eva, where one could be obtained
for a place distant seventy five feet towards Waikiki,
all equally within the limits prescribed by law. We
tlrink the Privy Council acted wisely in instructing
the Minister of the Interior to grant the license, since
to refuse it, would have been useless to the Sailors
Home, and unfair to Mr.. Maxey. But there is one
lesson to be learned from the discussion and difficulty
excited by the contradictory course of the Priyy Coun-
Gil in the matter, which is worthy of more notice than
is bestowed upon it in the last senten &c Of your article,
and that is, the totally irresponsible character of the
Privy Council, which, while controlling many of the
m0stimpOrtant% functions Of the Government and max
king the Kings Minister responsible for It's acts and
bound by its Instructions, is itself u dim, intangible,
impersonal and irresponsibleentity, a.kind Of " Know
Nothing Society" Of unknown powers, unknown prln-
ciples, and sometimes unheard of proceedings. 1t is
true that, if an evil, it is in the. opinion of those best
acquainted with the character and history of this
people, a necessary evil, only to be removed by the
slow processes Of education and cultivation. Bat
meanwhile there is one check upon it which can be
always to some extent applied, and that is the check
Of public opinion. by letting the public know, when
ever the information can be obtained, what members
oppose and what favor measures Of public interest.
We are OF those who think that the opinions and acts
Of public men on measures that affect large interests
in the community are, or Of right ought to be, public
property, and therefore, though We do not agree with
you in thinking Mr.. Wyllie's course in Priyy Council
on the Liquor License question wrong, but, on the
contrary, just and wise, yet so far as your article is
an earnest of your intention to let the public know
when you can, the course Of Privy Councillors, on
measures that intarest the public, we do say most en-
phatcally g SO ahead Yours Sc,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
E1CN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF H YANKEE.
Dates from New Xorl< to July 3; London.
june 81: San Francisco, Aug. 9.

ARRIVAL OF THE Va
Dates from New York to July .; London.
june 27; Sam Francisco, Aug. 8.
The Clipper Bari Yankee, came iii sight yesterday
at 3 o'clock having sailed from the bar at Z O'Clock
on the evening of the 10Th, making the passage in .
days and 20 hours.
Up to the latest atyices from Washington, we do
not find that any action had been taken against Me.
Brooks, who assaulted Senator Sumner, and it is
quite likely he will get clear Of rebuke from the
House of Representative.
The news is very interesting. In San Francisco,
two persons had been executed by the Vigilance
Committee, named Hetherington and Brace, Hether-
ington was executed for the murder Of DR.. Andrew
Randall.
From the Alta California.
Execution of Brace and HetherinstOn.
- Joseph Hetherington and Philander Brace have
died the death of felons. They were hung by the Wig
Hence Committee yesterday afternoon at ten minutes
before six O'Clock, on a scaffold erected on Davis, be-
tween Sacramento and Commercial street. The dis
play OF sOldlery that surrounded them the immense
crowds that thronged the streets, and roofs and build
ings In the neighborhood for many squares around,
and the peculiar circumstances under which the muir
derers died, the submiSSiveness OF Hetherington and
the hardened, abandoned, impious conduct of Brace to
the last, served to make the scene awful and impress
slve IN the extreme. Few witnessed the execution,
who will not recollect it many years. and look back
with a sort of pity for Hetherington, and with horror
upon the beastly bravadoes, curses and prcfane OBJ
scenities of Philander Brace.
Joseph Hetherington was the murderer Of DR..
Baldwin in 1858, and of DIR. Randall on Thursday
last, and PhIander Brace, the murderer of Capt.
West in 1854, and the supposed murderer of Marion
an accomplice, two days afterwards. At an early hour
people began to gather about the rooms and their Vi
cinity in anticipation of the event.
The TRooPs CALLED OUT-By II O'Clock several of
the military companies of the Committee were OBJ
served on the street seemingly preparing for duty.
This appeared to be an additional indication that
some action was about to be taken Of a serious nature.
The gathering upon Sacramento street rapidly In
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OF NOOKS,

RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
j per ship
Lady BiesSington memoirs,
Travels IN Europe and East by the Rev. S. J. Prime,
McQueens orators tombstone, Woods illus natural history,
Grinnelis Arctic expedition, The Russian and the knout,
Farm book ana farm implements,
Utah and Mormons-hist0ry OF, Bleak house by c. Dickens,
Alison on taste, David Copperheld, by Chas. Dickens,
Dombey and Son by do, Christmas tales by do,
Newc3mes by do, History of the Instruction il China,
Days American edition bookkeeping,
Swiss Family Robinson, 4 vols, Comb 's constitution Of man
Keth on prophecy, Courtesy by Henry,
WendelIs Blackstone, q vols sleepD
Pendenris by Thackeray, Vanity fair Ivy dog
Grey's geology and structure OF the earth,
Vols AbbOtt's histories illustrated, Franconia stories,
Do Marco Pauis travels, Do story books by Abbot,
Morrelfs Am .ricaa shepherd, II mo,
Easwel's engineers pocket book,
Bdrfes notes on the gospels,
Miss BeeCher's receipt book,
Rr.ndes Encyclopedia of science, etc, etc,
Stephens travels il Greece, 2 vols, do do Egypt, do do,
D. do Central America, do do, do DO Yucatan, do do,
Gerstackers' travels around the world,
d. Cummings travels in Central Africa, Robinson Crusoe,
History IF wonderful inventions, Leigh Hunts autohiog.
Websters royal octave dictionary, Morse's geography,
Lossing's fell book of the revolution, 2 ycls,
Iiucs travels in China, Arcaniaaisln or life in Chile,
Miss Beacher's letters on health,
Mountains and molehil!s-or travel. in California,
Cohb's miaitture Lexicon, Gpodrich's spoilers,
Piutarch's lives, LSpwrAy'S universal atlas,
Il.rpr RS Magazine, bounl'vniun2s,
bIrs. SherEool's works-16 vols, Cuvelheim's anatomy,
Percy a~neclytes. fifteen decisive battles, Christian theism,
N5t S On the Sandwich Islands Qfaoie ), Howc's mechanics,
North American Atlas, Russe's Polynesia,
y IIumbollt's Cosmos, 4 vols, Pierre or thu amhiguities,
Marli anil a voyage chither, Af0by Dick or the whale,
0mno, ~Iedburn, Typee, White Jacket,
Vols BohI's classical Library, Hoary Head,
Lily and the bee, Wis ns-MeXico AMI the Mexican govt,
Fowler's speaker, Lambs poetical works,
Bonner's Child history of the L. s.,
Miss Bulkly life in a convent, Squiers Central America,
80 vols story books, red cloth, Learning to think,
Learning to talk. (S-t) IL. NJ. WHITNEY.
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EUST RECEIVED AND MAY BE SEEN
eS tomorrow morning, (FliIDA4) 22nd inst, at 9 A. vi.
samples of cargo, per g AYERY,' from Liverpool, sailed May
2lh. For sale to arrive (3-tG) ROBERT c. JANIoN.
81 IFE OF g REUBEN Err FOR
81 rlerly Missionary at these Islands, with a porsrait. For
sale by S-lO) II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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omlcer. OF II. w. Ship Hayannah.

THOMAS HARVEY, Captain,
e. +. f. BoUGHEY, Senior Lieutenant,
II. W. MIST, Lieutenant,
EDMUND j. SQUiRE, F"
THos. A. HULL, Master,
las ATCHIS0N, VI. D., Surgeon,
EDWARD FAULKNER, Paymaster,
FRED'K GTBBESs, Chaplain,
WIN. L. JOHNSON, Mate,
Chs. F. BECKETT, NJ. D.. Assist. Surgeon.
c. h. B. WILKINSoN, Second Master.
HENRY j. RAY, Assist. Paymaster.
DAVID 4. PRICE, Midshipman.
Z. II. b. HARTwELL, 4"
L. W. WARREN,
N. D. +. ROBERTS, Asst. Clerk.
J. c. BEST, Naval Cadet.
VIM. j. DoTELER, do.
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~ % SALE.-The premises in Nuuanu Valley, Nc"
fs II occupied by Mcssrs. c. !. & Il. Z. Poor. Title fee sin
-. pie.
ALSO, The House and Lot in the r,ar Of the G,r1nua Clas
House, now occupied by Mr. Won Holt.
ALSO, The Lot of Land in the rear of Mcsers. c. A. & Il. T
Poor. Title fee simple. For terms apply to
3.tf u. KEMP. Ut ST.
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asker Une cause. replied,
how Ned has contriyed to
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HNAS re-opened his Carpenter Shop at the old stand, on the
corner of King and Alakea sts., where he hopes, by strict
attention.. to share the public patronage. July ], Lift
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.ssrrIa4..OriV, anu UcIng
I have been wondering
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Here is a fine specimen of New York criticism
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-29

Foundry tll It:tjls u Er Sale.
TuVHE CLARENDON IRON WORKS. LOCATED IN
IL the of Wilmington North Carolina, in sue
cessf operation offered for sale accommodating
terms interest will be sold to Of exper ence
in the business who has capacity superntend the
The property consists of capacous and well arranged
KACXZNE SHOP, PATTERN ROOM, BOILER SHOP,
BLACKSMITH SHOP. IRON AND BRASS
FOUNDRY. DRAFTING ROOFS AND
OFFICES
all we'll supplied with TOOLS and capable of doing work Of
ny kind that be done at first class shops The build
will accommodate 500 hands, and the present tools
Efficient The land and front is of suf-
ent extent to admit Of any enlargement addition that
/ Jay be desired.
The present demand for work sufficient keep the
blshnlent employed with force of hands, and will
crease The prices obtained for work such be
oftab!e to the proprietor and compare fvoraby with
ices at other points to the purchaser.
In add to the many advantages possessed by this
cation for the business the opening Of the Cape Fear and
eep River works. and the building Of the Wilmington,
arlo;te Rutherford Railruad will create additional de-
ands for work. and furnish supply Of fine quality Coal
| I'd Iron.
If the whole, interest is sold before the 18th
Of April next the property will be offered at public
: ale On that day, on the premises.
AS the Establishment will continue in operation orders
for work REPAIRS will be attended heretofore
Any information that may be desired will be promptly
furnished by application to the subscriber Wilmington,
NC. A II. VANBOKKELEN, Pres. c. /. w. Co.
March 8, 1856. 32-tl6A,
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NIxON,s HOUsF.
FoRNkRLY MS. BoRDEx's,
West Side R.zsfs,oo.J

5
West Side liaitroad.
GOldsbOrOugh.
Ihis extensive and we'll known public Est.sr,
been purchased and reopened by the has
reception VI guests ON the 4fh inst S'ioer orthe
It's pleasantly and conveniently situatod :, ).
Of business and directly opposite tn and W Se centre
ticket offices, of the Wilmington and Wedan Of The
Cenefai Kaatr0ad Companies where the cars , and The
arrival and departure and where FAITHFUL On their
81 IN WAITING 70 take baggage and give such ohsr WILL
THE HOUSE has been reil,odelled ra,.;. *
oaghiy renovated from cellar 10 garnet and aa tnr.
throughout with New Furniture selected with furnished
ana arranged with an single to the comforts 81 care
ua' CUES: or permanent: T bssrd & u the Cas-
Will be richly furnished with the .nhstan,;.,.
and decacies of the Foreign as we'll daanes
markets VIII be rendered tributary to the cn ohese
whch VIII De served up in the best style hv supply
ing and well trained servants y 'us''5' o0is
Will be Storehouse of the Fest W;n.. 49, r.
superlnended bya gentleman Of surtesv n%q and
thoroughly acquainted with his business ;s'iV
knoweoge OF what is due to the rights and comior = e
public, as well to himself and his empIvsr o The
TIE STABLES,
the Keeping Of skifn and careful manaa @ pacea
ways nave under his the best and most os Gu u
ossiers aud it will be among the chief cares of .h
oughiy groomed. s = "e'' 'eo and thor
This entire establishment has been purchased md &c.,
OF course it will be The interest 0f the
me house IN every respect equal to any in the e~
ne therefore trusts that generuus public will r.n
commune the liberal patronage heretofore extended Nv s
wnie under the care Of its former proprietress NJ
nun VINO gained Tor 1t celebrity throughout the entire
August IA. 1856. 80 h. NAM y.
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Imuortant to the Afiicted.


nR. JAMES A. CLOPTON, WHO HAS, FOR
Ulcers Tumors Sore Legs &c. offers to Druggists Doctors
and Farmers, any may be afflicted every remedy
use for such diseases He will give his remedies, to
Esher with all other remedies in with correct dag
nosis of all such will yield to treatment for the small
sum Of 20. Address,
JAMES A. CLOPTON,
st. Louis, Missouri.
PS-Persons purchasing DR.. Clnpton's remedies, will
not be permitted to give them others Remittances of
800 have frequently been made for ounce box Of the
ointment.
CERTIFICATES.
WILsox's DEpor South-Side r. R., Va
On. CLoPTON Dear Sir: am happy to inform you that
entirely we'll Your ointment proved nvalu-
able. used it according to your directions and it
took effect, and my cancer removed; and now
all human appearances perfectly well. wish you may
meet with great success in your practice
#ss Yours, very respectfully
THOMAS HOBBS
Not.away Co, Va, Feb. ., 1855.
Oct IL, 1885,
Dr. CLoProN-Dear Sir: My wfes breast is about as it
was when wrote to last. Frm description of
to you, you think you have infabie remedy for it.
Enclosed send you check of $l0V Petersburg bank
Please send me the medicine
GEORGE W. Redo.
PINE HAIL. N c., JAM l5 1856
Dr. CLoProN-Dear Sir: received letter from YOU not
long requesting to send you the money that was
to give you for curing my daughter Martha herein
close you the half Of hundred dollar bill and when hear
from yOu nat you have received this will send YOU the
remaining half.
Ny daughter is improving very much and we think and
orc in great hopes of her final recovery.
As soon as you receive this, write to me.
Yours, very respectfully,
A. W. ROBERTSON.
March Is. 1856. at
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SCHLOsS & BROTHER TAKE PLEASURE
- in announcing the citizens Of Raleigh, vicinity, and
tie public general that they have changed their firm by
taking in as q Partner Mr. NJ CRAFTSMAN, who will here
after attend On the CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISH
ING STORE, in all it's branches All orders will receive
strict attention ANY garment sent for will De finished
All Of Coats Pants, Vests &c. constantly kept up
by original merchant tailoring establishment Ut
Joseph Schoss Brother corner Of Light and Mercer $751;
Baltimore Md
Our DRY GOODS shall and must be sold soon, as we
anxious to make store Regular Clothing House
Call and get Dry Clouds COST before send them on
to Auction Houses. $500.
sCHLOSS, BROTHER Co.
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1856. l9-tf
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS.
WI NJNCTON ~ q

CLARENDON IRON WORKS.
WILMINGTON, N. e.
A. HI. VANBOKKELEN, Proprietor.
UlHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED THE
il entire interest in the CLARENDON IRON WORKS.
sOlcits orders for
Steam Engines, of any power OF style,
Saw Mills Of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps
Grist and Flour Mills, complete.
Parker Turbine and other Water wheels,
Rict.ieid Pumps and Engines,
Leavitt's Corn and Cob Crusher,
Rice Thrashers,
Single Machines r...
Shafng Hangers and Pnllies,
Cotton Gins aud Gearing,
Iron Castings of all kinds and patterns.
Brass 8"
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers
Fue and plain Cylinder Boilers,
Blacksmith work of all kinds.
Iron Doors for Houses and Jails.
THE ESTABLISHMENT.
Having been recognized for the express purpose of in
surfing puncuay in the execution Of oil ORDERS the public
may rest satisfied that any work which offer will be
promptly delivered according to PROMISE and of such work.
manshp as cannot fail to give satisfaction.
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being charge of of talents and experience have
hesitation saying that the work hereafter turned
shall ay"rab every respect with that Of the
celebrated in the States and prices which will make
to the interest all in send their orders:
REPAIR WORK
Always done without deay-and having large force for
that purpose, it will prove advantageous to any person
needing such to give the preference without regard
expense Of sending same from distance.
orders will be addressed to Clarendon Iron Works."
Wilmington n. c.
A. H. vANBOKKELEN.
Oct 15 y5-tf
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLlNA.- II
- Cuuty.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Febru
airy term Is56.-Lucy Bass VIM H. Edwards and wife,
Elizabeth the heirs of j. j. Holland John Candy and wife,
Betsy and Richard BassPctiton for partition Of land
appearing to the Of the Court that the de-
PENDANTS John Ganay and wife, Betsy the heirs of j. j.
it is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
made in the NorthCarolna Standard newspaper pub
shed in the City Of Raleigh for weeks nOt
flying the said defendants to be and appear before the JUS
of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held
for said county, the Court House Nashville, the
I'd Monday in May next there to plead answer demur
to the plaintiffs petition the same will be taken pro
cOntesso and heard e1parte as to them
Witness: W. T. Arlington Clerk of said Court,
Office the I'd Monday in February, A. ID. 1856.
w. +. ARLINGTON, Clerk.
March z, 1856. 11l5-w6w.
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A. ID. 1856.

A. ID. 1856.
SulHE PUBLIC NAY TALK ABOUT THE CLAYTON
II BULWER treaty and the BRITISH BULLION pow
but whether It is perfect treaty imperfect treatment
towards litilethe facts The British
hold Malta and Gibraltar, Hegoand in the Baltic Cape
and Ccyun the South aud East falkland at
Cape Horn Vancouver the Pacific, Halifax the Bermu
das off Cape Ha,erask and Mosquito Of the Caribbean
sea-thereby commanding the world of waters; notwh-
standing all this Ravens still continues to put up, and put
down. put thro Fayetteville ST. No. H. Portraits
Of legving neanen,s done and done down aud done
brown in anbroypic, mezzogaphc Photographic and da-
guerreotypc styles ineb!e color and pure tint
that eternay every child may recognize his rea
tives and even Towser know his master.
p. s. Call Immediately and be satisfied for once!
At the HAVEN'S GALLERY,
Fayetteville Street No ~ Raleigh G
January 25 1856. l9"H
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4 TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-NAs

q TATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- H
- County-Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions Febru
term, ls56-Evsn H. Morgan. propounder of he Will
VIM. b. Morgan, Vs. John Morgan and Simon B. Whitley,
/, d others.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Martin
God. and Newton Wood, nonresdens of this State
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
y th-Carona Standard newspaper published in the
q of Raleigh for successive weeks notifying the said
rtn Wood and Newton Wood to be and appear before
Justices of the said Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
be held for said county, at the Court House Nashville
on the I'd Monday of May, A. D. 1885, then and there to
themselves parties to the issue Of de.sou gel
illness: w. T. Arlington Clerk of our said Court at
of in Nashville, the I'd Monday in February 1885,
I W. T. ARLINGTON, Clerk.
bS.ch Z, 1856. 1ll5-w8w.
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D. c. CARRINGTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GOldsbOrOugh, N. G.,
VKTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITI-
-" lens Of Wayne aud adjoining counties, that they
have u large and comprehensive stock of goods
hand hid daily in receipt of such articles necessary for
this section Of country all Of which will be sold low for
Cash. responsible and punctual customers time.
rders from the country solicited Articles will be for
pa to Of and
ally, sent We have on hand and daily
sv5 bris Lime =, bfrs Hydraulic Cement;
s5 Calc'ned Plaster; 200 bushels Plasterers Hair;
200 sacks Ground Alum and Liverpool salt;
"a Nova Scotia Grndstoncs and Fixtures;
10 Cognac brandy; brIs Cider Vinegar;
5000 kegs Pure White Lead brs Boiled and Raw Lin
"a boxes Assds Candes "a boxes Sperm Talow and Ad
p ?. boxes Hs,kimsr county Cheese; brls Lard;
2 bags Sicily and Brodeaux Almonds; bags Fiiberts;
10 boxes Ralsns barrels English Walnas; case FIR.
2 cases F. Mustard; 20 bags Rio and Java Coffee;
IL brls. crushed and clarified Sugars
20 boxes Butter, Soda and Sugar Crackers;
20 coils Rope; so kegs Nails, assa. from to ADD;
200 punches spun Cotton 800 yds North Carolina Ozna
hhds Bright +. r. Sugar; 10 boxes No. and Pale
tons Hoop Iron; tons swedes Iron 10 kegs Horse
brs Distillers Glue; brs Bupgs; 1000 kegs Potash
for making soap;
"a gro Matches doz Axes casks Rice 400 sacks Ia
bic and Dairy Salt; 10 boxes Starch; boxes Rabbits
Salaratus; veg
200 pr Negro Macinaw and Rose Blankets IL pr heavy
Kersey; pr. Corduroy; 20 pair servants Plaids;
together with full assortment of Hardware Saddlery
Boots and Shoes, Crockery Earthern Ware and Hollow
Ware Trunks and Carpet Bags Hats and caps fine double
and single barrel Gums Ponghs, Fan Mills Shelters
and Brick Wheel Barrows Burning Fluid Lamp Black and
Haywood, COpperas, Window Glass and Putty and many
articles too numerous to mention Country produce taken
in exchange for goods
q Godsboro, Sept. 9th, 1855. 91-6m