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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- After several months of very quiet times, the
past week shows some improvement. Goods are ar
irving freely, merchants are looking about, making
selections and preparing for the fall season. The
present fall season will probably chronicle as many
whalers at our ports as last season, croakers to the
contrary, notwithstanding. The amount which they
have to spend in port depends, of course, very much
ON the success with which they meet in their summer
cruise. -
The Fanny Major came in as prompt as an
old country time-piece, on the day set for her arrival.
She has almost become a favorite here, but the public
will be glad to learn that Capt. Lawton has succeed
ed in purchasing a faster vessel for this route, which
for nine months of the year is a dead beat from this
port to San Francisco. Among the passengers, we
notice, Abner Pratt, Esq, U. S. Consul for Honolulu,
and our old townsman Thos. H. Marshall, Esq.
The TELEGRAPH.-The advantage of a telegraph
was most clearly shown on Sunday last. At six
O'Clock P. NJ, the mail signal was run up at the
telegraph station, which announced definitely that
the Major was in sight About seven o'clock she
passed Diamond Head, but it was so dark that it is
doubtful whether she would have been noticed in
town but for the telegraph. As it was, boats were
sent of and the mail landed during the evening, and
those who wished their letters could procure them
before ten O'Clock, p. NJ. The mail consisted Of about
twenty-five bags, or over fifty bushels of papers and
letters; but owing to the improvements which Mr.
jackson has made in the internal arrangements o.
the post-ofhce, this large quantity of matter wa:
assorted and ready for delivery early on Monday morn.
ing. -
~ We understand that at the date of the sailing
Of the FanRs agor, the influenza was prevailing in
California, much NVns than in these islands.
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DIED

At her residence in this place. on the 18th inst, at ST O'Clock,
MARY X, wife of Rev e. w. Clark, aged 81, and for % years
a resident of these islands She retained her consciousness to
the last, and in the midst OF tie agonies Of dissolving nature
found tie Savior unspeakably precious. "Yea, though 1 walk
through the Valley of the Shadow If Death, I will fear no evil,
for thou art with mc.n-PoiyneSidn-
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INTER.IsLAND TRADE.

FROM HIo-per LIhoIho, Aug ID bullock. II hides, 1
canoe
For Hno-per Libouho, Aug. SIS horses, 1 jackass, IA bbls
salt, 2 tons iron. 1000 n lumber, 10 bbis salmon, I ton mdse-
From KoxA, HAwAu-per Llsol:ho, Aug Ill cask talow, 3
hide, 2 sheep, l dog turkeys, ! do fowls
From KAwArHAE-per Mary, Aug Is-1sobunock hides, 5000
Lbs rIlov, 9 horses, SO cattle, 9 sheep, IL calves
For KAwAHiE-per Mary, Aug 1919 bbls salt, 2 horses,
&c
FROM KAvarHAE-per Kaizma, Aug $50 bbls beef, lis bull
lock hides, 1900 lbs taiov, Z head sheep.
For KAwAHkE-per Kaama, Aug 1872 bars iron, 20 bags
salt, 81 bbLs do, 20 empty bbls, Q bbls -four, ! box tea, / do soap,
/ Tn pot, 800 bricks, 5 bbls bcuor.
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WEDNESDAY EvE'G, AUG. 10, 1857.

TKx arrival Of the ship K1Behameha ~, from Liverpool,
and the bark Fanny Major, from San Francisco, since our last
report, have excited quite a stir in our business community.
assorted merchandise, q portion of which had been sold, = arrive.
The Major has a small freight Of sundries and a few pas engers.
Some heavy sales have been made Of merchandise, ex Harriet
q Jessie, and Kamehamsta W, principally in the dry goods
and clothing line, but in a retail way there is nothing whatever
doing Money is unusually scarce for the season Of the year,
and dealers are stimulated to lay in heavy stocks Of goods, far
beyond present wants, and fully up to the prospective require
nsnis Of trade, by the inducement of long credit The unfortu-
nate system Of lonx and indiscriminate credit seems to be gain
ing ground IN Honolulu. This is the last place where such q
system should prevail TO any extent The result will surely be
an inflated and unnatural state Of trade, which the experience
Of past years should saye rs FROM
FL0UR-There appears to be q better feeling in the market,
and choice lots are held a shade higher. Sales Of lOc bbls at
$40; inferior, at 50 So
sCGAR-Sales OF 10000 lbs in mats at about SC 20 boxes
American loaf on private terms The advces from San Fran
cisco are a. We predicted a few weeks ago, unfavorabie TO ship
ment, and . decline must take place in this market
CoFFEE-No demand quotations from San Francisco are
something under the price demanded here for choice.
~BREAD-Imports per Fanny Major amount TO about 800
5b4s, which go into store ; q large quantity Is on the way from
Eastern ports
CORS-Jobbing at DC per n.
CUfLERr-A large auction sale this morning Of assorted
English, was wen attended, and fair prices realised
DRY GcODSNRecenti mportafionso Of muslins, prints and cot
ton goods have been heavy, and the market is rather overstocked-
Auction sales Of 10 bales English wide prints at 1Iic a 12ac
100 pieces mAdapolans at &c
EXcHANGE-on the United States and San Francisco Offer
ing A. par
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MEMORANDA.


haIerD 0t T0h1t1s
(Reported for the Commercial 4freyfiseT1
March eeSapoleon III, Morei, of Havre, last from New Tea
land, 10 VII, voyage
April 7-Desdemona, smith, Of New Bedford, last from New
Zealand, $50 sperm, voyage, 300 sp on baord, 30 p
seasons catch
I@yrgiria, Peaks, Of " B., last rom strongs Island, 200
sp. voyage, 300 So on board, 50 sp, seasons catch
I.-Caulaineour, Laoaste, Of Hayre, last I'm New Zealand,
$50 So, voyage
25-Emiy, Hall, Of y. B., last from Huahini, AIS sp, vcy-
age, ATS So on board
2S-ELrabeth, PIERCE, Of " B., last from New Zealand, 500
sperm, voyage, 500 sp on board. 100 sp, seasons
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


FKDAT MosSrso, July 81, 1857.
The advices by the Eastern mail, which arrived at an early
hour this morning, sre decidedly encouraging. During the fort
night ending July o, but one ship, viz the Saneho Panza from
New York, had been dispatched for California For the ensuing
fortnight, however, the ciearsnces will have been more numerous
- two ships on the berth at New YORK were announced 10 sail
on the 1lth, and one on the Tth July, and six ships In all were
advertised II thar port and two at Boston Freights, although
ncminauy unchanged, were very dull
We understand that the fine clipper bark jane r. FaLtin-
burg has been purchased by A. 7. LAYTON, Esq, Of this city,
and vii hereafter run As a regular packet between this port and
the Sandwich IsIanssL
FLOUR-Jobbing sales Of 700 or sacks domestic at IS so for
good brands, and 80 30 for extra
HHEAT-Sales At &C.
BARLEY-sales this morning OF 600 bags at 81 65.
OAT@200 bags at 2}c-
POTATOES-300 bags at 81 per bag.
CORDAGE-3000 rs Manila hay rope at 15c.
PAPEE-7o0 reams Maiden Bridge wrapping at agents.
rates
SUGAR-2O,O00 rs China No. / at lOc 10000 do do peiva.e,
and 10000 do do do at I9ic 10000 do Formosa, private, and
IS ibis crushed ut 16tc-
COFFEE-l0a bags Manila, at 12sc.
cYsTERN10o dog Wright's az SIS.
ICNBER-Saies Of 200 VI feet Oregon assorted at so SO "a
81, and $50 NJ do do, privste-S- +. Bulletin
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

Persons DESTROYS of mailing papers, can procure them at our
counter neatly done up in wrappers, five copies for SO cents, or
twelve copies for a dollar.
TERMs-Six Dollars per annum.
Single Copies 12l cents each.
AGENTS FOR THE coN4ERcIAL ADVERTISER.
Tahoinn. Maui . C. s. BARLOW, Esq.
Nasauao, T.. Maui = L. L. TORBERT, Csc.
HiLo. Harnii Capt. j. WORTH.
Kauaihae, Haraii Capt JAS. A. LAW.
Kona. Hatraii THO II. PARIS, Esq.
EoIoa. Kauai DIR. j. w. SMITH.
San Francisco, Cal LIP. FISHER, Esq, Mer. TX.
Nerc Bedford and u. s. = b. LINDSEY. Ed. Ship Lit.
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EXeeEm1m0t6 Bn0 VoEAAasS
Mn. Ep1roR "A number of those long-legged.
wasp-wsisted gentry, commonly called yellow jackets
having rather promiscuously squatted under the
caves Of my versndah, I undertook to eject them
Finding the critters deaf to my pacific entreaties to
leave, took . Ratchet, and, perching myself upon .
high chair, gouged out the whole arrangement OF
mad houses and grubs into q basin Of hot water held
underneath.
The high state Of temperature Of the water q STATE
it IS . positive fact, without fear Of CONTRADICTORY Is
not at all conducive to the health Of the infant wAsps
who are seen floating round in the basin, heels up,
many Of them being the size of a piece OF chalk, and
some larger.
Having dug out and dragged out the young geDer-
alton, I was perturbed in mind by the sad way in
which the old ones came to look after their brood the
next day. They few round, in evident distress OF
mind, and one old felIow, with stunsail-boom legs,
made at me, seeing in me, no doubt, the author OF
his misfortune.
I could hear him hum. ashe came, you stole, you
stole my child away until within 2 feet 8 inches OF
my nose. when l shut my right eye and winked at
with my left, circulating the simple word leare!
He did, right about face. at the sxnFt of ~ommand.
quicker than the Rifles, and put neighbours
verandah, whom l recommend Is have done,
and QUIZ
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VESSELS IN PoRT-AUG. 90.

VESSELS IN PORT-AUG. 20.
Br ship Kamehameha ", Garry.
Am bark Fanny Major, LAwton-
An ship Harriet and Jessie, Janvrin-
British bark Gambia -
Ship John Marshall. Pendleton-
Coasters In Port.
Brig John Dunlap, repairing
Sch Haalflio, laid up
Sch Lholfho, Thurston, for Hiio-
Sch Maria, Molreno, for Hila-
Sch Excel, Antonio.
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DEPARTURES.

Aug. I5-Sch Favcrite, Hall, for Lahaina-
Is ManuokaEai, for Hilo.
Is" Kamehameha ~, for Kohala-
Il East Maui for Moiokai-
Is" Kamoi, Chadwick, for Lahaina-
10" Kalana, Hooper, for Kawaihae-
ID Mary, Berril, for Kavaihae.
IA N-Schr John Young teiegraphed in sight
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pm ~ Cns uAAONOAO Wiz OItr-A IA WY
9TH, 9Th, and list regiments, but the riot was
quelled by the police and the troops were not
brought into service.-N. Y. Enquirer.
The ORIGIN OF THE IoT.-In New York, it il
well known, there are a number Of political and
rowdy associations, the members of which are of
the lowest ranks in life and of the most unscrupu-
lous characters. These associations are ready to
undertake any species of rascality. Robbery and
murder are child's play to them. Their members
are DULLES and fighters by profession, and they.
are accustomed to undertake the management OF
ward politics by the job. In the Sixth Ward
there are two clubs of this description, both made
up of professional bullies belonging to the fight
ing ranks of the Democratic party. These cluts
are the tools of the two Democratic factions.
One, called the "Bowery Boys, !" under the
leadership of Pat Matthews, q well known Gus
tom House officer, and having head quarters att
drinking house No. 40 Bowery. The other re-
joices in the elegant name of sDead Rabbits, = ana
we understand, obey the orders of one : Tom
Walsh, " said to be the foreman of Engine Go;
Center streets. The g Dead Rabbits are inhan
itants of Mulberry, Mott, Baxter. Bayard, ana
some parts of Elizabeth street, and are very BAD
fellows, the whole of them.
These two clubs, the g Bowery boys represent
ing the Administration or Custom House section
of the party, and the Dead Rabbits their oppo..
nents, have for years been at swords point. a
deadly feud prevails between them, and they have
taken every opportunity to show the spite they
bear each o-her. Broken heads at every PRIMARY
and regular election; riots at every recurrence
a public holiday; frequent disturbances OF 'ne
public peace on Sunday are the results OF these
animosities. =
For the last month or two these clubs have ocn
particularly ssugly'' towards each other, ana g
has required the utmost vigilance on the par = -
Capt. Bowling of the late Municipal ponce, -
keep the peace between them. Since the receIs
proceedings at TaInmany Hall to harmonlAJh Iva
party, the Dead Rabbits and Bowery Boys nav s
been more than ever anxious to have . mus
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EPIDEMIC AMONG FIsHEs.-A correspondent writes:
During the passage to Maui, We observed great
numbers of A~ying-fsh floating dead on the water. A
native suggested that they were victims of the cpl
demic. This is not unreasonable, when we remem-
Der that this species of fish are addicted to being
abroad much in the night air. Several ~porpoises
came alongside the vessel, but contrary to the ordi-
nary habits of this lively fish, they slowly sauntered
about the vessel, occasional poking their noses out of
the water in a melancholy manner, as if waiting to
be prescribed for. There being no harpoon on board
we didn't even bleed them.
"JANE A. FALKENBURG" is the name of the vessel
purchased by the Messrs. Lawton to run between thi.
port and San Francisco. She is a barkentine or three
masted schooner, of 419 tons, and touched here some
months ago ON her passage from Sydney to San
Francisco, with Lola Monies on board. She is now
in the Oregon trade, and has the reputation of being
a very fast sailing vessel. We doubt not she will b
able to keep up with Yankee, and give general salts
faction. The price paid for the vessel was $40, 00(
cash. -
A PUBIC SQUARE wASTED.-Now that the Ole
"Fort'' is fast disappearing. the authorities have i
in their power to add to the attractiveness of Homo
lulu, rs well as to render q real benefit to the place
by making a public square from Fort street extendet
to the Governors premises, and from Queen street Il
the makai wall of the fort, including the court house
NaunakiHka, and about half the present fort en-
closure. Let this be reserved for q public square
and enclosed with a good substantial fence. w
hope that this plan will be carried out, as we, il
common with every business man in Honolulu, would
regret to see it cut up into lots and sold.
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john ANHAUl.E q nOK,
SCREW BOLT MANuFAcTURERS--A L
~ prspared 20 execute ordsrs for all kinda 81
Screw Balss, Nuts, ~. Having had many ysars' en-
perisnce In the business Ne feel confident 81 giv,
satafacton To all who may favor with their order.
~ regards price and quality II work shop On III.
corner VI Third and L~ Claire sireets
Davenport, Oct. I, 1855 dit
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9otels.
DENTON la1lulsc

DOtclS.
DENTON HOUSE.
RENJAMtN DENTON, PROPRIETOR
- formerly of Punghkc.psc, NY
. Ihs Heuse aud furniture entirely new and iha
fieass = sltussd Oh th. corner II Third and low
tfests "a Pheasant part Of the city and opl, thrro
squares frat the Depot, aud 10 guaranteed al pot
if be- !" be a. seosi Hos.e a. there h. IN th.,
Itsee Travellers wishing 10 stop al Davenport Will
M ~ he bsnton House all the comfort. Of COED
hs4nt comprising elsAH ruGin- clean hesis good at
tstdstes etd cheerful appliance with every rea-
salale demand
.tsfses tea,otssis and no humbug
Fs"t BENZ DENTON
Aalt1.C MOUSE.
soRNER of HARRISON AND FRONT
- rifrei. ole square below the Steam Packet and
fsftt Landing ) j Humphrey 4 Co Proprie,nr.
ssnid Respectfully sHhaunes 10 their Eastern friend.
nlathe public general, thar they have purchased mi.
LARGE NEW HOTEL,
AID aided more than one half a. it, former size ASH
having = lifted and furnished the .utir. hons.
aft prepared g. render the stay Of guest. Pleasant
ihsA 81 aits Is merit "a continuance of the p.tr,n
80 - LITERALLY bestowed upom theta hsrst.s,tr
ihi- hausa = On. ~ 'he most pleasant iocatlon. m
i1seNfaft riintaahaiag view ~ the river OF R.es
Island city atd II old Furt Armstrong fahatI
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TUaE mAnanlLOU
IMPROVED SEPARATOR THREsHING
- a e HIVE!
Double Cleared 0orse Power
THos wnITsoS h co,
Front street. below X X Bridge
MANUFACTURERS OF THE ABOVE MA
lv1 CHINE. having eighteen years experience in
the Business. would respectfully inform thosc inter.
esfed that the, manufacture nj their kssabishuehi
the real
sW0oeillOo sUGUehGoe.
wiach 10 acknowledged 10 BE- the bes, Machine CO..
Thrsshins. Separating and cleaning GRAIN nov In
use
They aieo build
HORSE pow Frs,
Of all sises and do all kinda Of repairing that 10 usn
ally don~ IN Machine shop. At the shortest notice
Jy2 dA~f
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SPECIAL. NOTICE

To the Travelling 1subIt..


QUY YOUR THROUGH TICKETS To NEW
- fokk, ic.ion Philadelphia and New H.. 81
Ciiies VIA this roui.
- Iweaty two mi.e- iisilnee saved
~ Through 90 New York City Wiihnu; change 81
The enly route 60 New York Cts hasiu. svidt
aud spacious ssloou Cars
This Ian. extends 90 Duqkirk, Buifalpaud Nfasaff.
Pals, with al unbroken VIA. Gaugp--eoun.otins Il
Dnakrk directly with all Frains fr1ta cleveland
sl.cnnati and Chicago, 0u the Lake -har. satlraal
To Buffalo, wa III. Duitals a New York cry Kai
hoai making direct connections with ail steamer
"a Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo aud detroit
49, WITH III. Builslo and Lake Huron Railway froa.
Detroit aud Chicago
:, 70 Nsysra Falls, via CaAaadaisnA aud Niagara
rAts ksii Road, making direct connections viii. If
Tran. On the Great Western Railway FROM prtf4,s
rival.cd facilities
~ bp.lon Passengers can atop III New Yafk On,
Aly length 81 time AID resume thnig iaaraey II III
snrv without extra chaYg.
v,A1 Threagh Ticket. ~ sale 10 at tia prlneip.
WeAicrn Rail Road DNieas
- Fare 40 lsw as ~ aHy other route
HOMER EAM~BLI
H. SMITH, GEM Ageut Tr.at
NlIikwly Cleveland, q MAJ 18TH is9-
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. q co.
Wholesale and Retail Groeers +!
ramslses ssppiaed on short no,ire
WE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH
w supply of every article usually KEEP, IN our
linc Thankful for past patronage We would ash
SUGARS
MoLAssEs
Baltimore Oy sfers. I-ohsters, Game, Salmon and
ssrdnes In Cans a superior article ard warranted
Preserves. Jeilies 0eFkiEs. English Pickle. Olive
oil, Pepper saaee, kesehnps, &c. IL 0lass
sauce. tomatoes Peaches, Horss ksdish, Herbs,
and Powders N Cana
Mustard, spices, Chocolate, Broma, sAxo Canary
Seed, fear Harley, Ground Rice, Parma salerafus
Starch soda, Exiraeis Of ali kinda, Maeesroni Yer
mieeAi, Fancy soaps, Brnshes, Baskets, Ae
eAmden Flour, Corn Meal, hominy. Dat Meal &c
Cali and examine oar stock which Ne will warran,
p give sasisfartion
n DAI.zELL, JIM 4 CO,
U9cS D . Cor second and Perry street
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ATTENTION. ATTENTION!

r, . 01O1IERD
R0esSoes0, s4OcAt6ee 9A0p,
THIRD STREET OPPOSITE THE CATH
= OlIC Burial 0ronnd
eapsfsof 0eeam kneines nom ave TO ave hundred
ensse powsr, 8ngtnes, 1Ashes. Planers, Grst Aiils
AL descriptions o. Mi Work done promptly and 10
the osst manner. Particular attention paid to Re
pairing nachinery
fsrsoaa rsqnirtlg shaning win Ind his Adjustable,
In uee.
He is sole Agent In the west for the manufAe,ur,
Of NeCords celebrated Anti Friction Horse Power
superior machines for the purposo intended Tn
attention Of Farmcrs 10 particularly reauesscd 4
those laeof-saving machines
Also Ornamental House Cssttnss az vsr,ous do
signs and superior nnish Csps, ellls, Brackets
Trusscs, sc, nc, made TO order OF the latest An
beet patterns
n 1.-Two very superior Steam Engines for cal,
je2Du
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LIE CLAnRE FOUNDUY
~ - CHINE So OR.
NJ DONAHUE, SUCCESSOR TO MESsRS
W. lie Clair. = Davenport having purchased
he atUye premises. 10 now prepared 10 manu-
s.Nture
STEAM ENGINES,
u The vasious kiads suitable 10 the wants az the
CASTINGS,
for oil Of the different varieties Of
MILL 0EARIN0s AND sAAFTIS0s,
II oil descrsstions
HOUSE WORK OF THE LATEST STYLES.
,.sps. sills, Brackets, colarnns &C, Ae, always on
end, aud msde To order
sssanected With the above 10 . Forging Shop under
the direction Of men Of superior skpt
BRA IS AND COMPOSITION OF CASTINGS.
MADE TO ORDER,
IA 1BIT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ny st. sck 81 Patterns for Machinery building and
Ornamsn ael parposes 10 unsurpassed b. any simlaf
essabiishI cent Ia che West
nspaasol - done ~ the nhegsess NssSee.
Charge req sonalle cash al all iimes paid for old
iron and cop ~
mh31da DoNAnuE
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1nsurQrlfe.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE,


FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY OF
davenport and veinity are Prepared 20 take Fars
Class R~ks and ls.ne policies On ~ favorable term.
a' any ether company d equal standing.
Springfield Fire 4 Marine lus. 20,
OF sPRlNGFIEID, MASS
Cash Capital si3O,OOO
City Fire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD CONN
Cash Capital. $4,000"
Merchants Insurance Company,
ur HARTFORD. CONN
e..h Cap,tst 100000.
Charter Oak Life Insurance 70.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital, 100000.
.e,lsviy ALLEN a CLARK, Agent.
Hawkeye Insurance Company,
DAvENpORT. IOWA.
OFFICE IN M. = DAtENPORTiS BLOCK
- oset tLu'ht Brother Barrow s co'- Bankins
Hou-s uticr Hour "a N toifM
DIRECTORS
] II EGrTnw-, Geo l. Davenport, T. Mcrwib
Alfred sanders Charles Ie..lic, & a. Parry l. a
nessniut Ia. N bsizcil, Is Woodward, Joht
Uwtns ! W Wiley, a N Barrow u l. Shorey
OFFICERS
l. 4 pE--AiNT, President
sHAs LESLIE Treasurer
DANIEL l. sHUREl, Secretary
a II BAERUMs, yp -,
JAMES Al DALZELL, ~ Som
WOODWARD, Assist secy
Il J. MckoWN, General Agen,
This 80 Home Company II in-urcs cxclus,v.ty
80 tbs iHAsuai plan Tue stock consist. ~ premium
notes and ihcr. u now sTsUD in such notes ~ pos
-rs-l"a - the Company All this property can w.
reafhea ~ pToresr from our own courts, and there
foFe oilers - suieirnt guaranty that the members
VIII TerdSer the sum insured III Of a lo.s This
p8ah ~ insurance has into general Ia the
eastern site-l because u combines chuaPness with
sttets. aud keer. m"acy circulating at homo tina,
Na43d otherwise sc scnt sOroaa iys7dAwtf
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W1LSON = 0An1EY,
WHOLESALE GRoCCRO.
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
100 half chest Young Hyson and 0unpowder
~ half chests Doong and Scuchong
10 cAddies from 10 ~ sbs
~ boxcs Palm Soap
- boxcs varegaied soap
10 boxc< Shaving 90
- boses Transparent do
boxes CASTLE do
% boxes Pickles
loo boxes Tomato Caisup aud Pepper Rsuce
l00 eoxes various brands choice Tobacco
lo.0oo Cuba Hlxes Cigsrs
3O0IO lmporte. do
an boxes No I and sealed Herriags
10 bbls new hsekerei
q half btis do
% kIits for family use
60 bels and kegs OF Nslassee
% hide Sugar
% don Bed Cotds'
30 ehis dried Apples
20 sacks dried feaches
leo boxes new kai.ins
% bbls assorted SHts
SO boxes do giass
tVo kegs assorted Nails
500 dof Tumbier.
sriees Of all kinda
Wooden and Willow Ware Brashes
| DO bbls Cider Vinegar
- Together with large stock Of other articles
oil Of which we will cell an reasonable serms
Juneii.dkw WILSON HARLEY