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TO PERSONS ;,aG Having Her.e. E.,n1
mILLINERY,& &c.
Misses MCKINNEY & CANDY,

tcacs4s3rss0 the Hisses Shdsc)
DEG leave toat.form fhe ladies Of BuriIpstsr u
surrounding country, That they have r, ceiysd "
I ani STOCK o1fTiJljnery and Fancy Coed
Mh,en VII compare fsvors,bly with any similar ~ !
merit q share Of public patipysge. Country BBarR
supplied on liberal terms. vi
Pinkins and Stamping dohs To order. Appr,stess
wanted. Storeon 1hird Street. opposite Old zSs =
q. Church. Darlington. Iowa. sepsav
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9ton Thief

0AgR0uED-Dsc. =, 1sse, ~ q, =.
~ OH :. HAYES. Of Lee Cssssy, % ~ VI
1eCHlH4HY, Of this city.
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az Mr.. Buchanan will not 60 to Washing.
ton until after the second Wednesday in Febru-
airy, when Congress officially declares his cleo
ton to the Presidency.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-07

TRANSFORMATIONS OF GooDs THROUGH CANADA.
An official notice has been published in Cana
da, announcing that all railroad companies
whose lines of railway cross the provincial
boundary, or terminate at such boundary, shall
ing detained at frontier posts for the purpose of
being examined at the Custom House, or for
execution of frontier bonds. A compliance
with certain regulations on the part of the rail-
road companies, is required These regulations
are published, the most important of which re-
quires that the companies shall provide proper
warehouses and offices, that the cars shall be
especially set apar, for taking the goods through
and having them locked up.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-07
Grac. Greenwood and her BABY.

Grace Greenwood and her Baby.
The favorite and graceful writer of stories,
letters, and poetry, formerly Miss Sarah j..
Clarke, now Mrs. Lippencott, still, as always, to
the world, "Grace Greenwood" conducts a lit
tie paper published at Philadelphia, styled the
Little Pilgrim" in the December number of
which she thus addresses herself to an interest
ing and important class of human beings, in
forming them that she is one of EN-
TO MOTHERS.
Nv Dear Friends Since last addressed
you another year has passed over us-a peace.
full and happy year to most OF you, trust, yet
doubtless bringing to the happicst hearts and
homes something of change and sorrow.
To me it has brought the most profound and
sweet, the most solemn and sacred happiness OF
womanhood-for within this year have been
joined to ''the great and noble army ofmothers."
am now one Of yon. Oh, if there is a time
when woman may feel that she, like Mary of
old, is "blessed among women" it is when she
folds in her arms her first born child, feels the
touch of its tender little hands thrill on her
heart.strings upon her cheek the first
soft breath of life immortal-sees family twink
ling in the misty depths of sleepy little eyes a
love that shall yet brighten the world for her.
This Joy unspeakable, this holy triumph of ma
ternity, is heavens abundant compensation for
all that is suffered by woman-tor all that is de-
MED to her.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-07

Posr MAsrrR AT CouSciL BLuSrs.-Samael L.
Holland, has been olpointed p. n. at Council
Bluffs, in place Of J. E. johnson removed. We
are not advisedas to the cause Of this character;
but i, seems 70 Do entirely satifacsory to our Po
litical friends there. So says the Chronotype.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-07

NEW JUDICIAL DIsrRIcr.-The members Of
the Bar in Scott county, held meeting in Da-
venport few days since, at which resolution
was adopted providing for an application to the
Legislature to create = new Judicial District,
composed Of the counties Of Scott and Clinton.
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TnE n. l. N. r. R-The Iowa City Republi-
can saysthat 100 car loads of freight are await
Ing shipment over this road from Rock Island
70 Iowa City, and severely censures the mana
gers of the road for not adopting some plan to
have freight forwarded with greater dispatch
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U. 0UVA4NU0AM q VU.,
South Main street, 5etresn Third d Fo.t,
KEoKUK, IOwk
OFFER to the trade large stock Of
FALL h WINTER DRY GOOD
AT WHOLEsALE,

AT WHoLESALE,
Auofthe most recent importatons, and direct m,
Eastern cities and Europe, sn1 comprising nearly
thing embraced In
DRY-GOODS & FANCY NOTIONS,
The only fresh and entire stock in Keokuk, bought
Eastern cities in September and October, and 10,
irving Arsre chance for merchants to reeru,,,
somely.
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OREGoN FRuIr.-This territory is said to be
one Of the finest fruit growing regions in the
world. Il is estimated, says an exchange, that
not less than $4,000 worth Of apples will be
supplied TO California this season, ana that $780,,
900 worth we're sold last year. The size of the
apples is almost Incredible bushel having
hcen exhibited whose average Was eighteen oun-
ces each. 1t Is no uncommon thing to see spec
linen apples weighing from one pound and .
half to pounds Oregon can supply California
with huge apples, but the latter state can return
the compliment in the way Of monster pears,
judging from the specimen brought BY the Rev.
Eli Cor~in, Secretary OF the California State Ag-
rieulsural society, who arrived At New York re
Gently. Its OF the species known ~ the Pound
pear. and weighs Il pounds It measures al3
inches around, the long way, and La inches the
other way. Mr.. Cerwin has lef. this curiosity
Il the Anerican Institute.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-07

Among the recent proceedings in the House
We observe among the notices of bills intro
duccd. was one from Mr. Thorington, to 'cre-
ate Lyons, Clinton county, and Davenport Scott
county, ports Of entry"
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Public Doc's.-The Hon. James Thorington,
OF the House, and Hon. James Harlan Of the
Senate, viii accept our thanks for valuable
state papers received.
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0uo Ee<rou R;Iir

TAKEN up by John d. Carter, living In v.
fork Township. Ringyold County, Iowa, on ts ~ y.
day OF November, A d. 1885, one light sorrei FLY =.
years Old last spring, with q small star In the fefs
posted before John Carman, ESQ, and appra'es -
worth Nifty five dollars, the 2lss day Of Nov ABE
AfTBf: JAMES @. HAGANs,
dec. -. County Judge of Rinryold Co. lesI
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One Estray or

HxS ~@1$K0y VAs III
tIAkEN up By Isaac b. Talmadge, living II wei
FORK Township, knggold Co., Iowa, on the sih a,l
OF October, D. 1855, White Ok with red asad 81
Aec6, cross Oh bon ears, and t,co siits IN tie VI
or seven yesrs old posted before John Carnaa, bf,t
Nov. A. D. 1885, 7
AHEsr: JAMES G. HAGANs,
0ec. ~. County Judce NJ Din uuold roupfv
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ccmber have SPAWNED the river with its icy
bridge, . decided impetus has been given to
trade in our streets, for hundreds Of farmers
from Illinois have found pretty good market
Tor their ptoducts No day passes but We see
many Of them in with the produce Of their
farms, their dairics and their poultry yards, and
beside furnishing the needful to our citizens in
greater abundance, the high prices have had to
give way to spirited competition. Success to
the "free bridge" and may it yet i've many
DAYS,
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A Very General Assortment Of

Brushes, Shoe Latchets,
D Combs, Cap Paper,
Buttons, Note Paper
Pins, PostPaper
Needles, Wrapping Pap
Thifnbles, Pass Books
Floss, Blank Boos
sewinT Silk, Razor.
Coat Twist, KNIVES
"nais Bohe, sci.,d
Hair Pins, -. soo
Hooks Eyes, RoEor Straps,
Perfumery, Violin Strings,
Soaps, Acsordons
Elastics, IIarmonies
s.... Necklaces, Pat Balance,
Bracelets, Eye Protecisi
Girdles, Whips
Belts, Lashes
Mrrors' Gun rtd
Bonnet Wire, Carpet Tacks,
Satches, Umbrellas,
Sacks, Match Boxes
Purses, Bodkins,
Port Monies, Knitters,
Coat Cord, Spoilers.
Guards, Pocket Rel
Pencils, Waeh
g.. envelopes, &C., IL
EAll Of which shall be happy to exhibit to eity
lage or country retailers, on the most accommod
terms. We solicit call from all Cash or prompt buv
Keokuk, Nov. 6, 1856. 1wdxs.
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"BAD ORA chap applied At police sta
ton in Boston for lodgings, on Sunday night,
Calculating the question of parentsge in this
way: "You see, capp, FIRST my father died and
my mother married again, an somewhat or 9TH
er don. seem to have no parent at all, nor no
home, nor nothing.
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~ For stationery Of every description and
quality the readeris referred to the new book
and music store of Mr. W. W. HAvley. on Third
street. The ladies' will fnd very large assort.
nsns Of gilt edged letter and note papers Of =
superior quality.
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company composed Of seven enterprising citi-
Gems Of Ohio, recently organized joint sock
company under the title Of soho Stock Breed
Ing Company" Immediately thereupon they
purchased ten thousand acres in a body, in
Butler county, Iowa, where they design to en-.
gage in breeding horses, cattle, hogs and sheep,
on an extensive scale. Five thousand acres is
set apart for this purpose, and the balance for
an extensive farm to supply food for the stock.
The plantation is located on the line Of the Du.
buque and Pacific Railroad, one hundred and
twenty miles west Of Dubuque.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-01-07

FusL.-The Davenport Gazette says: 1t was
some qualification yesterday to those who have
had such trouble in getting fuel, to notice loads
Of wood and coal standing on the corners wait
Ing for customers. Coal was yesterday selling
on the streets for fifteen and sixteen cents 1t
must drop little below this yet. Wood $3.50
to $6,60-extra quality 81 per cord.
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g. BUCKINGHAM 500,

10OO GALLONS LINSEED or,
lVUV own manufacture, on hand and ior ,,e
dec. 16-ldw3w. BURNNAM A saG
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SERVED THEN RlaHr.--The St. Louis Demo.
crat says, there is serious talk now Of removing
the State Capital from Jefferson City to some
other point, and suggests that st. Louis is the
place. It says the members are much disaffect-
ed in regard TO the present locality, and why
shonld they not be, when they are receiv ng a
per diem allowance of %, and pay $50 per week
for board, besides, extras, such as tobacco, whis
key &c, and "what member can be eloquent
without the ETHEREAL influence of corn" Serve
them right out there. No business to charge $50
for board without furnishing the whiskey.
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81 3Doasrn - 1atycl1n
sunsl for B. Hshs the
e i ker. Who Z - IL p nd y foskt
4 10y has - i,ea Of i.saa n hisi
defsncs. The forgeries ere admitted, even to !
grsaier. extent shan charged. NJ. Bryan. oss
Of his counsel gave ! brief history Of his life
and The various schemes in which he has been
engaged, Of which theN \, Post sives the fol
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-09-10

ANOTHER RIoT In NEW YoRK.-Anotber ss.rc,,
rot occurred In Second avenue, near Fourth str.ot
sunday evening, arising out of a difficulty of ,ha
uermans with the Metropolitan Police. Clubs. n;s
lois and guns were freely used, and one man Is knavn
10 De Killed, while a large number are wounded
Inc riot between the Germans and the police of tho
seventeenth Ward is not yet ended. The friends of
the killed and wounded arc determined not 70 alJow
the police to patrol the ward. During the whole ~
Monday and Monday night a mob of some five or sir
thousand persons, all armed, paraded the streets
crying Down with the Metropolitan police, The
policemen were all obliged to keep themselves confined
within tine station-house for fear of violence. Several
OF the force have been surprised and beaten by the
mob, 1t was thought prudent to let the rioters have
there own way, so no inuaerence was offered. Coro-
ner ferry very courageously went among the excited
people and made an appeal to them to keep the peace.
lie promised them that they should be protected in
their rights, and that the inquest would be conducted
10 the entire satisfaction of every good citizen. The
rioters received the Coroner warmly, but refused to
allow the police the privilege of stirring from the sta
tlon-house. The Coroner endeavored, by every means
p bus power to allay the disturbance without any
furthN bloodshed, and declared himself confident Of
being able to quell the excitement without the aid Of
the military. About IL o'clock Monday night Com
missioner Draper ordered a posse of five hundred po-
lice to clear the streets where the rioters were congre-
gated. The police succeeded in performing the task
without much difficulty. slight colfn IN took place,
and several persons arrested with firearms in their
possession. Gen. Hall had the Seventh, Eighth and
Seventy-irst regiments under arms until midnight,
when no further disturbance being apprehended the
military were disbanded.
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-v,5s very little can be done for the civilization
native population Progression is of course
"urs-ible, when every man is forced to continue in
Ma cation in which he may happen to have been
nrr The means employed, if such was the inten-
IN If the British Government, was the distribution
- cartridges among the native troops, in the pre-
rattan Of which hogs fat had been used. Accord
20 10 the Hindoo system Of ethics, the biting of cart
"a prepared, would be pollution, the conse-
!. r &c Of which would be loss Of caste. Such are the
. san! 1she revolt OF the native troops in India
- ~. nd with a belief IN a prophecy that the British
elimination IS to be overturned this year. At last
dates. the disafection was spreading, and there was
every reason to believe that the whole native army
would revolt. In the commencement they had no
leaders. The natives Of intelligence pensioned by the
British Government, were afraid to compromise them
selves by joining o movement the result of which was
n matter of much doubt; but if the mutinous Sepoys
should gain a few more advantages such as the can
ture of Delhi OF Meerut, they will not long be in want
of individuals capable Of taking the command.
By the arrival Of the ship Mary Whitridge, we
have dates from Hongkong to june 22d, and from
Singapore to june 4th. In the correspondence
given below viii be found a summary of the news.
The Straits Times Of Singapore, of May 31st, says:
From Calcutta we have frightful news of the general
rising Of the military forces. Several native regi-
ments have revolted and murdered all the officers.
The city Of Delhi has been captured and nearly
every European killed, under most atrocious and
revolving circumstances, not sparing age or sex.
Meerut also has fallen. Even Calcutta itself was in
great peril
European troops are arriving from all quarters
towards Calcutta and the Northwestern Provinces,
and every available steamer was despatched for their
conveyance. Delhi and Meerut were to be surrounded
by European troops The steamer Zeno6ia was in
the Calcutta river, with 200 Europeans on board
from Madras The commander-in-chief was actively
moving troops and securing what forts he could.
The 7th and 34th regiment Bengal Native Infantry
have disbanded.
The particulars of the brutal outrages that marked
the internal massacre at Meerut, the horrors and
atrocities, are withheld, from a sense of delicacy.
Troops from all parts of India are Fastening on to
Calcutta Regiments ordered on to China have been
stopped. Government has despatched letters to Lord
Elgin and Gen. Ashburnham, with the object of
obtaining the aid of troops destined for China Let
tiers have been forwarded with the view of meeting
them there European troops from Ceylon and
Burmab have been sent on.
Martial law has been procjmed. Merchants of
Calcutta have raised q militia-S. +. Herald
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E.. HOFFSCHLAEGER s. STAPENHORST,
Agents for the
PARIS BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
AVIS AL PUBLIC.
Les Soussignes, ayant etc NOMINEES Agents pour les
Assureurs maritimes de Paris, previenent lie
public en- general ct les Capitaines de navires
marchands Francois, qui visitent les ports de ce
royaume, en- particulier, que dams toll les
chs d'avaries, qui auraient lieu dams ces pa kges,
lis devront, faire constater ct v%erifer les faits
devant eux pour legaEiser leurs reclaY ions
contre les dts assureurs.
61-f ED. HO-FFSCHLAEGER & STAPENHORkT.
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ELEM advertisements.
FIRE

IUNHE MEMBERS OF THE HOOK AND
IL LADDER COMPANY are notified that a meeting viii be
held at the Rooms of Mechanic Engine Company No. 2, for the
purpose of organizing, election Of officers, ETC., ETC., THIS
Thursday EVENING, at u O'Clock. Per order. 63-1t
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
A MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Ladies' bonnets and fancy goods is just received by
the "Kamehameha ~" from Liverpool and London, among
which may be found
Rich silk bonnets, elegantly trimmed;
A great variety Of Tuscan bonnets;
A great variety Of straw bonnets;
Girls broad leaf Leghorn hats;
Girls broad leaf Tuscan hatsj
Children's fancy hoods,
Ladies' mohair coronets;
Children's wool boots;
Black silk lace, white blond lace;
ladies' patent corsets, blond quilting;
Worked cambria collars;
Children's lace socks, silk and wool girdles;
And the most splendid assortment Of ribbons ever offered for
inspet zion In this market.
6Otf GEO. CLARK, Hotel street
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ADVERTISEMENTS

l. GA
FOR TIE FALL SEASON..
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
II the cargo of the American ship, JOHN GILPIN, ex-
pected t. arrive early in October from Boston direct
Sales " TO arrive" will be made.
DRY GOODS.
Bales Pearl River Denims, % inch,
b''ss ca ass'R blue cotson.,
Bales c ssa" s.a sss Drills,
Trusses bags, e and II b~usheis>,
Gases blue cotton thread.
BOOTS AND HOES
Gases native women's shoes,
mems kip brosan''
s ssa'
{" enamelled "
P PaS,. strap Fsrn ss ,, eamp''
1" youths +"
" mems opera slips,
q pat. sewed French ties.
" Congress CATERS,
" " thick welted boots.
GROCERIES, sc.
Kits mackerel Bbls best Carolina rice,
Boxes coddsh Cases water crackers,
Kits tongues and sounds Gases soda do
Gases tobacco, IS Gases wine do
is ID boxs tobacco, l ID lump Gases brandy peaches
Boxes raisins, cases prunes, Gases do cherries
Bbls vinegar Cases pepper sauce
Eases as s e eern Cases Cases a essan De ff faits
Gases / ID sausage meat Gases 2 lbs roast mutton
Gases do HOLSTERS Cases do mnce meat
Cases 2 tbs CLAIMS Cases asstd PRESERVES
Cases do boiled mutton Cases 2 TBS beef soup
Gases asstd preserved meats Gases do oysters
Gases preserved ounces Gases 1 ID mock turtle soup
Gases strained honey HaBbbls dried apples
Kegs split peas Cases asstd confectionaries
Kegs white beans Gases Pembroke table salt
Gases pineapple cheese Boxes brown pepper
Gases Vermont do Boxes do pimento
Cases Goshen do Baskets superior olive oil
Boxes Boxes brown soap Boxes chemical olive soap
| Boxes salt water soap Cases mustard
Cases Townsend's sarsparira IIalf-bbls rape seed
Boxes Bristol brick Halfbbls canary seed
Half bbls saltpetre Casks Goshen butter
10 KEGS ALCOHOL, 10 gallons each.
NAvAL STORES, HARDWARE, SC.
Gases boiled linseed oil, Boxes glass. asstd sizes,
Cases spirits turpentine. Kegs Mystic white lead,
Cases putty, Casks do do do.
Casks cut nails, as.td sizes, Bbh pitch,
Cases charcoal irons, Bbs rosin,
Casks American fence wire, Bbls tar,
Assortment Of round, square and fiat iron.
Cases yellow metal, kegs composition nails, coils bolt rope, asssd
marlin, cotton canvas, assorted Nos, cotton
and shi hs% pot sadl '" ssssism nSi's o oss for
S'' N Gsi
suIkies Nests trunks
Wood seat chairs Assortment saddlery
Signal whistles Sides harness leather
Baby jumpers Planters hoes
Steel ploughs Garden engines
Michigan ploughs Corn planters
Harrows, seed sewers Ok bows, do yokes
Hay cutters, cultiyators Grass hooks
Cane cutters Garden rollers
Nests painted covered buckets Canal barrows
Barrels bungs Kegs slaves, IA gallons
Wood faucets, Pkgs Dbl shocks
s-hoop pals, field cans Cases paper hangings
Shaker pals, Platform scales, weighing from
Store trucks, ALSO,
500 bbls prime pork, 275 do mess beef,
IS haif-bbls mess and clear pork, 20 kegs clear do,
2S tierces hams, $50 bbls Haxall -four,
10000 TBS pilot bread in whaIernen's casks,
100 whisky barrels containing navy and pilot bread,
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DRUG STORE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RE.
Il CEIVED per late arrivals, invoices Of drugs, medicines,
perfumes and other articles. As these goods are imported d-
rect from the best and most celebrated manufacturers Of the
Unitel States and Europe, he is enabled to sell superior articles
at prices considerably lower than heretofore sold in Honolulu.
MEDICINE CHESTS constantly on hand, and fitted up in
the best and most complete manner, at the lowest rate. Physi-
clans prescriptions put up in the neatest manner, and with the
greatest care.
Bay rum, Oxalic acid, Court plaster,
Cherry pectoral, Rodgers sup. knives Lozalges,
Sarsparila, all kinds Indelible ink, Hyperion fluid,
Russia salve, Essential oils, Flesh-powder,
Thorn's extract, Toe th-brushes, Jujube past
Barry's tricopherous Combs, Flavoring ca nets,
Camphor, Ivory rings, IIolloway's OF ment
Pain killer, Trusses, Tooth-picks,
Extract vaierian, Suspens. bandages, Rat and ant-poison,
Bitters, Tarrant's aperient, Lubin's extracts,
Tooth powders and Lacteals, hair dye, Saltpetre,
paste, Gelatine, Alum,
Collodiou, Isinglass. Best German cologne
Bartine's lotions, Hays liniment, Lees, Brandreth's &
Lip-salve, Enema pumps, Wright's pills,
Sponge, wax, DIR. Dodds nervine, Capsules, diff.
And every other article usually kept at a drug store.
60tf ED. HOFFMAN,, NJ. ID.
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Children Of Light-Cheesboro
Cobbett's Light and Fire
Curtis Conveyancer,
County Margins Novel
Conchologists Text Book, illstd
Christ a Friend
Croley's British Poets
City and Country Life-a Tale
Christian Melodies.
Caesar literally translated
Christian Father at Home
Child's Christian Year-Keble
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DER SHIP "JOHN GILPIN,, AND HOR
Il SALE, TO ARRIVE, BY J. G. SPALDING-
Mcrchan disc, viz:
10, IL, 13, Is, Il, IS, 81, y, %, n feet OARS;
Boxes champagne cider;
Boxes preserved meats, assorted, in BIB tins
Boxes preserved CLAIMS, in lib tins
Boxes preserved oysters, in lib tins
Boxes preserved mince meat, in 2b tins
Bbls- Carolina rice;
Bbls. Vinegar;
Tferces Hams:
Bbls. old Bourbon whisky
Cases spirits Of turpentine
Gases alcohol, in tins
Kegs pure ground lead
Cases blue sheetings
4fCases paints, viz Prussian blue, chrome yellow,
ErChrome green, vermillon red, French blue,
Rolls pump and rigging leather. =
Honolulu, Aug. 20, 1857.