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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-10-08

The following ships have sailed from New Bedford since the
date Of our last report, for the North Pacific Ocean :-August :,
william Thompson, Chids; Washington, Pennington; 1lth,
Gideon Rowland, wihamsi Robert Morrison, Tilton; 18th, Jas
Arnold, Sullivan; Gazene, Baker.
Cant. Wing, OF the Good Return, at LAhaina, from kam-
schsska, sends Us a report Of vessels heard from and spoken oy
hua, from which we collect the following later intelligence:
sOn Kodiaek, July 1e, John i Elizabeth, 8 VII; 2ed, Con-
s-t, : VIII In Kamschatka Sea, August IS, Cleone, 900 bbls;
Ish, Bazanza, 2 VII; 18th, Draper, 1 viii 22d, james Maury,
4 VII; Benz Tucker, 5 VIII; Onward, 8 VII; Saratoga, 2 VII; Ju-
Ian. J VII; 25sh, Dartmouth. 4 VII; Olympia, 1 VIII Navigator,
, vh; 9th, Tahnnaroo, 5 wh; 18th, John Rowland, z VIII, sa-
rh shezf, $50 bbs; Prudent, s VIII, Emerald, 9 VIII 9th, Rain
boz, 7 VII; 18th; Chas- Carrol, (Parsons,D 900 bbls;
srpt- 18th, bark Islander, clean, bouni to the coast Of Cahfor-
ria Spoke, Sept II, lat "a n, long Log 10 W. Br. merchant
ship sehastopoi, Of Cork, bound to s-n Francisco"
CHpper ship John GLlpfn reports having spoken. August
81, lat IS % g. long. IS 81 W.. clipper ship Taiisman, bound
TO San Francisco ; lat. SO II 3, .Sag. 81 IL W., Am ship Reg
an Eug. bark from Swansea, for Paita- Had heavy weather up
{, the HON, and since passing Diego Ramirez, pleasant wea-
sher and favorable Winds
The Br. brigantine Recovery viii be hove down and thorough
w overhauled AZ Rnbiu,on 4 Co.'S wharf.
n II is reported that Mr.. Joseph Smith, 1st o1hcer of the
Whaling ship Black Esgfe, was lost overheard, three days after
lcssins Hongkong for he North
Capt Freeman, Of The Tybse, furnishes us with the following
r-port Of ships spoken and heard from In Bristol Bay Aug. !,
pnp<r. clean; 18th, Onward, 8 whales; 2ath, Charles Carroll,
Parsons, 500 bbls 5xh, Huntsville, 200 do; Emerald, 300 do ;
Ish. japan, 100 do goth, Newburypot, 4 whales ; Silver Cloud,
vhs,ea. sept 8, Tahmarco, $50 bbls 10Th, bark Isabella, 200
da A seasou Of bad weather IN Bristol Bay, and very few
-ha,es-
Can't Miller, Of the Cen Williams, reports under date q
suguss rs, Rainbow, HaIsey, whales; Saratoga. 5 whales.
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rUssDxr EyExrse, OCT. ., 1851.

re have % report the arrival VI the clipper shfpJeAn Gapts
z.a Fsrf.,ua from Boston, bringing large cargeo q assorted
n.rchundise. The frner has . cnsiderzbse smouns q pruvt-
sf,os broad, &c. These arrivals, together vsh oe arrivals Of
err vhaJeships, bringing favorable reporsnom me Notn' nav
bal . pod effect on trade, and some considerable buslness hs
.ecu transacted, both in a wholesale and retail way
The Ysnke~ sails today cruesday) with tie maneA height
Oh. has ever had out Of this port, we believe There u noehiLs
-bs,e7~r o0esine-no sugar or conec, Of any account, IN me
Lsarxet for shipment
Hsayy sales Of desirable goods, per Fortuna andJoAs Gfipf.,
have been made . arrives during the past two monfhA and
have Teen mostly reported At the time -.
suGAR-stosko Of No. L, in kegs, is only a. at 3 tons, held
at loc-
PorAroEsL-smai sales Of California at 2t623c-
FLoUR-Impostaiions per FORTUNA and JoA" Gffpsn,
,uou,s 20 about 400 bbls- of Eastea, mostly held af SIS ecD
srf- ne market il abundanfiy supplied Domestic and Cali
trnsa At s1le$l2- -
ALA suction, 30 tons Of California coarse, ex Faith at
Ga y ton Of moo Ms
BRANDY PEACHES--saies Of hahganons al $IDsov
dos; quarts AZ 80 So
MAfCHEs-saies Of 100 groce at s10$1 IL
FoBACco.-Best brands are in demand. We quote at 4OO
SSc y D. Stock light
L~rNBER@saleso Of redwood shingles At 50 : redwood boards
and pickets, ex Flying Dart At SIS ~. Boards continue
scare
aovs, were called for by the Purser Of the q. 8 Ship st. Marys,
on Friday, and sIo,50o were taken, at rates mostly varying
from s1s y cent discount A small portion was at2& Y cent.
Exchange on Sen Francisco has been sold in small sums at LID
q cent. discount, but the rate is merely nominal
competition exists in the freight
tns Of oil and bone. six large merchant ships-Jehn Land john
Glp;n. Harriet and Jessie, Fortuna, Hound, and Mary b suit
,,u-vith a capacity OF about 5000 bbls, are now waiting car
GOES and freighting at low rates Three other merchantmen are
daily expected, which will load OIL Tie Good Return Is ship
ping 400 bbls by the Harriet and Jessie and the South Amen-
lea ships her seasons catch by the John Land
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Late.t In,euixeuce.

LAHArSA, Oc1- D, 1901.
DEAR sIR:-we send you herewith the report Of the ship
Leringfon. Fisher, Of Nantucket, II months out 10 VII, % sp;
Capt Fisher reports having passed through the Straits May
Is-encountered the ice in ten hours Afterwards, and was in it
mp to The 10Th of June-sor three weeks could not ware ship.
The bark Nesrfon, Sherman, Of New Bedford, was lost about
the 18th May-had taken but I whale The ship was stove In
by . cake Of ice, and flied 20 rapidly that the Captain did not
save anything. The wreck was bought by Capt. Henry, Of the
Brufus, who succeeded in saving but abous 200 ibis, a. the
Eerfon had settled 50 much forward, they couid not work had
got on sails, anchors and chains, &c Capt Sherman was on
board the Brufus, uuwen.
Heard that the bark Italy had reached the place where the
Fafchez was left last season The ship had gone to pieces, bu
saved the most Of the oa.from the wreck.
The ice left the sea about Goth July. The whales seemed to
be a. plenty as usual in the early part Of the season, but in the
latter part had disappeared, snd a good portion CT the feet had
len the sea for other cruising ground
The ships from Japan had done nothing-heardf from one ship
only getting three whales.
The Svren Queen had been on shore in Saggellen Gull. but
did not sustain any damage-the oil was started, leaking some.
MI. Lewis, the first officer of the ship Boseditch, died in Tar
vfsk Gulf.
The greatest cuts heard from were the India, Chas. Phelps
and Harmony, which were obtained ia Mercury Bay in the
course Of some Is days. The tender schooner Caroline, attach
ed to the India, had brought some 20 whales to the ship
The Daniel Wood had been in to Ayan for repairs from dam
age by the ice-
The four men left by Capt Long in charge Of lis schooner had
Yours, GILxAs & Co.
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PASSENGERS.

Prom Cars ST.. LrcAs-per bark Raith-A BefknaP. A Foas.
Yrum DcsroS-per John Gilpsn-An Skinner, ) II Sleeper,
r G Jones'
Rw sxx YnAyc1sco-per Yankee, Oct 66Miss Hanford, Mr.
pl.inrrr. o Flzberty, Mr. Wilder, , Derbofen, @ Derbofen,
Wend = PM. slzs Smith. Vim King, 8 Z johnson, g b Thurs
ton John Dovearc, A BeIknap, VI NJ Russell, Mr. fourgeand,
y q sneu, = @ Sow, J Z Chapuan-21-
coASTwrsE-
FOR Hrro-per LEhoiiho, Sept 30-Ms chamberlain, L ke-
I1uaani. Mr. Valet, Hapai, and 10 ON deck.
Prom NAwIIfxILt-per Excel, Oct S-H Stansenwaid, and !
on deck
Iron KAvamsE-per Kalama, octt g Low, and Is on
dEck-
Trou LxuAxA-per K.nsoi, Oct Capt II Bigeiow, Capt
5egrrns q clipper ship Hound. sc Armstrong, Miss Armstrong,
n DSckinson, Messrs Baker aud Thornton, and 20 on deck
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REPORT OF SHIP ..LExINeroN.'

REPORT OF SHIP LEAINGION.
June 25-Brig Leverett, San Francisco, 2 whalss;
Ship Jireh Perry, New Bedford, clean;
Bark Massachusetts, 800 Dds
July BARK Gen. Scott, Fairhaven, 3 VIII;
I2-Ship California, NIB, : VIII;
Ship Empire, NIB, 2 VIII;
Ship Barth. Gosnold, NIB, Wv;
25-Ship Three Brothers Nantucket, 8 VIII;
Ship Cambria, NIB, 3 VII;
Ship Magnolia, NIB, 2 wn;
Ship Waverly, NIB. 500 bbls;
Aug. 25-Ship India, MI, 200 bbls,
Ship Charles Phelps, MI, 200 bblsj
Ship South Seaman, NIB, I VIII;
Ship Ontario, NIB, 10 VIII;
Ship Frances Henrietta, NIB, 8 VIII;
Ship China, NIB, ! VIII;
Ship Kuiusoff, NIB, 500 bbls;
Ship Syren Queen, FIJI, 500 ibis;
Ship Thomas Dickson, 8 VIII;
Sept 1-Ship Vineyard, Ed, 900 bbls;
Ship Harmony, Hon, 1000 bbls;
Ship Barnstable, IA VIII
Ship Bowditch, 10 VIII;
Ship Rapid, 2 VIII;
Ship Chas w Morgan, n B, 500 season;
Ship Cicero, n B, 10 season;
Ship Minerva, n b, 100 season
Ship Mary of I, Ed, 8 whales;
Ship Champion, Ed, 6 whales
Ship CalIao, n b, 500 bblsi
Bark Fanny, NIB, $50 bbls;
ship Brtus, Warren, 500 bbls;
Ship Josephine, NIB, $500 bbls;
ship Lagoda, NIB, 400 bbls;
Ship Massachusetts,, Nant, 500 bbls;
Ship Danl Woods, NIB, 500 bbls;
Ship Condor, NIB, 500 bbls;
Ship Cor. Rowland, NB, B VIII;
Ship Sheffield. NIB, 500 bbls;
Ship Gov. Troup, NB, 600 bblsj
Ship Hobomok, NIB, 3 VIII;
Ship King Fisher, NIB, 1000 bbls;
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rrMr -E IE FZ-
The q. S. sloop-okwar Decatur. cnnt Th..
arrived At the anchorage off Panama. on tha I1a'
from Punta Arenas, which port she left ON ~. . s,ui'
ult. She brinrs Twenty-Five sick and wounrss ~
busters. being tile. last Of the men left at Son ah-
del Sur, from which port they we're conveyed to pu :
Arenas in q sailing vessel. Thirty-fve Of the sa
ers from Walkers army remainri ID Punta Ars kkss-s
been stopped by the Coets Bica eovernn : -
men who have been brought down Is tha1Z4EA
entirely Sestitute. and : 9rest iiumk e tt
ferine fom wounds and dGo
r,,. s,orru vso,~,~ had
III !" ~ - ke pies
aos7 smns ~ m SXdza
neI /, wn,cn ~ - S.
70 eigns' 7. ~ t~;s1 - &ces(
ecr;rr Il .{<&<<2 observation-disclosures
us 10y ~ = snor~st a. XS<.. celebrer. ~
o1kns} h;.hIv res1ect.hIe 6mfiS vh;ie ~
. M : Ill : S;..n.sn-sa lsS.-s.s rnc~
me- ner lAsl-y
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

> Y-Sloop Laanui, from Lahaina-
LSchr Fast Maui. from Maui and Molokai-
eLScbr Kamehameha ", from kohala via Lahaina-
Am vbaleship Tybee, freeman, from Bristol Bay, 40
VIII, $500 bone, season
Am clipper ship John Gilpin, Ropes, 16 days from
Boston. with mdse to G Brewer d.
ISchr Excel, Antonio, from Nawiliwil-
ISchr Manuckawai, BeckIey, frCm Hlo-
Lsdhr Maria MoIteno, from LAhaina ard ports on Maui.
LSchr Kalama, Hooper, from KAwaihae via Lahaina-
Am vhsI<ship Good Return, Wing, from Lahaina-
Am whale bark United States, Wood, Of Honolulu, $50
VII, so sp-
Sam clipper ship Fortuna, scadder, lbs days from Bos-
ton
sam whale bark South America, Walker, hoo VIII,
$1,000 bone season.
eSloop Kiaaina, from Kauai
Isckr John Young, from Kauai
Am vh ship Japan, Dfman, from Lahaina-
1Am wh ship General williams, Miller, 100 sp, 5000 VII,
voyage 500 wh, 600 bone, on board 800 VII, 600
bone, sezson-
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Yor K1urrrs-pcr Fzvoritc, O- LII crate crockey-
Yrm BAsr AkrI-per Sau Hnina, Oc1-l00 bags onions,
Tum Konxl1-per Kameh.m<ha w. Oa3So goat skins, 5
for Hno-per Liholho. Sept so-e2 bags nour. 2 bbis ssk, 9
Do bresd, , horses, ! PIC, , anchors, l chain, SN n lumber, Ia
19ro Ns~nrvn-per Excel. os 500 barrels beef 2ao
From KALEroLEro-per Maria, Oct - cords hr-vo0a, .
pigs ~
nun KAvAmXE-pg Kalzma Oct @3 bnks w-s, % bbis
beef Is hiies, - casks talov, 8 fowls
mon xAnrLrI-per kzmoi, 0o3-l0oobag1 vheas, IL hide,
a 49, ~fn 4 balrs wool. IS Ibis mo5nssok 3 keEs SUGAR, Is
- Sesns, ] harsei cakur OIL IS empty baE1sh, ds bsA, 8
Srsn Yxru-perJ John Young, Oct 50 az Jokes, . pieces
sfnsss, ease bostsez, 4csses dry eoods, 3 bsndies Tobacco. q
: ~ ~ brrf - hSdes. 5 bbs nnoB, ~ kukui oil, lido VII
e. 1Eeososnuts, kep butter, 2 cosds hrsuesd, : hoss, and -
Amengxr5 "a deck
nTsia $50 ms puIu, 81 gnzt skinss II hdea "a ~ be1, and
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e I. 8. s So. Marys, Davis
Am clipper ship John Land, Bearse-
Am ship Hariet and Jessie, Janvrin-
British bark Gambia -
Ship John Marshall. Pendleton.
Pr VIII ship vile de Rennes, Guedoit-
Br hriyt Recovery, Mitchell
Am brig Agate, Constock-
Haw sch Peel, Fish,
Br bark Faith Gates
Am wh ship Tyb>e, Freeman
Am clipper ship John eilpin. Ropes
Am VII bark United States, Wood
Am clipper ship Fortuna Scudder.
Am VII ship South America Walker.
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KoNASsEMA, HAWAII, Sept. s, 1857.
DEAR SIR <&de are having a great deal of rain in
Kona this Gar. For the past six months there has
scarcely Been three days in succession without rain.
The JASON is very good for planting all kinds Of trees,
Sut hot so good for those bearing fruit Coffee and
o1 hge crops win be very small in Kona this year;
lerhaps not more than half a crop; but I do not
think that the rain is altogether the cause of the
failure. More pruning and cultivation would, in my
opinion, do a great deal of good. Trees are let run
for years with but little care because the trees look
thrifty and bear well. I think that coffee trees should
be pruned SO that they would renew themselves at
least, once in Eve years. By so doing, the crop viii
be increased, and there win be no season that you
will not have a fair yield. On the other hand, let
your trees run and you will have to cut them down,
say, every eight years, then there will be two sea-
sons without fruit. But enough about coffee. am
sorry that you depreciate the value of our Island
fruit so much. Mangos-Iw would venture to say that
the fruit cannot be more perfect, or more delicious
than that which I have eaten here in South Kona.
A gentleman of my acquaintance states that he has
seen larger fruit in South America, but none better
to the taste. Why. sir, they are none of your .shat,
stringy, insipid tooth-breakers' that you speak of, as
growing on the sand hills of Oahu. In regard to
other fruits, give us a little time and we will give
you a variety of choice fruits from South Kona, pro-
vided, you will come and get them, or help us get
vessels that will carry our fruit to market in some
thing less than a month.
Sabbath night about ten o'c5ck, just before re-
firing to resi-, l heard a sound as of distant thunder
approaching, then q gentle shaking, after which,
there was a very severe shock. The time that elapsed
from my first hearing the sound until the shock must
have been fifteen seconds. 1t passed off with an un-
dulating motion.
yN1rs trulv- III
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PORT OF LAHAINA.
ARRIVALS.

Oct. Am clipper ship Hound, Stevens, Is days FIN San Fran
cisco.
2-Am VII ship Good Return, Wing, 100 VIII, $4,000 bone,
season !; 800 VIII, $4,000 bone, voyage.
aNavigator, Fish, 600 VIII, 1000 bone, season.
3Japan, Dimon, 1900 VIII, 1900 bone, season.
Sam VIII ship Lexington, Fisher. IL mos. out. 90 sP, 10
VIII, 500 bone.
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LATER FROM MIcRoSru-We learn that letters
have been received in town from Ascension Island
under date Of May last, including dates from Strong's
Island in March, and thst the missionaries were well
and in prosperous circumstances, and anxiously
expecting the arrivs6 Of the Morning Star. Intel
ligence has also been received here from the kev.
Mr.. Geddie, of Nova Scotia. at the New Hebrides,
who some of our readers may remember as having
visited Honolulu in 1847, on his way to that distant
and then savage archipelago. His labors there APP
pear to have been peculiarly successful, and TIE
Gene of the martyrdom of John Williams bids tar
to become one of the most promising missionary sta
tions in the South Pacific.
SAILoR's HoME-We notice by the Friend, that q
shipping Office has been connected with the above es-
Enlistment, where Mr.. Thrum viii waiton ship mas
tiers during the season.
- We again call the attention Of those of our
readers who have commissions to San Francisco. or
those about leaving per Yankee, to our column Of
San Francisco announcements.
q The Yankee sailed punctually at II NJ, on the
9th, taking the u. S. mail, q passengers and q
small freight, a list of which will be found in our
commercial column. Our extra edition, with full news
from the Ochotsk and Kodiack feet, met with an
unusually large sale. About five hundred papers
were forwarded.
~ The bark Messenger Bird and Bhering may
be looked for daily, advices having been received fYm
them last mail by their Agent, Mr.. Field. A fge
assortment of China goods are expected by thoA
~ A variety of matter, prepared fol issue,
is excluded on account of the paper bein E5ydortwo
days earlier than usual.
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VESSELS IN PoRr-OCr. Q.

Ort. a-Schr East Maui, for LAhaina-
lSchr Kamehameha Nv, for Kohaia.
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Elem advertisements.
GOODS! NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS :
Just Received by
Il. >E
Bales brown drill; - bro. cotton.
Brown cotton flannel; 81 do do;
Blue drills; Tickings;
Scotch diaper; Curtain muslins;
Bird and brown damask; More antique parasois;
Silk cords and tassels; Picture cord;
Jet buttons; Ribbons, etc.
Cord willow capy Fancy cape;
= Rk, x lace; braid; -
gypsy, sous a. AZ: r.; ga, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems calf hrorans; Super calf ties;
Mems Oxford ties; Metallic overshoes:
Misses, kid askins; Misses goat bootees;
Misses fine slippersi Boys goat brogans;
Ladies' congress CATERS; Ladies' kid slippers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fruit do; Moha br do:
Nursery do; Lkle ganntyet.:
Fans, various kinds; Ven barge:
CHM, furniture gimp; Fringe trimming;
Girdies; Mohair braid:
Muslin and lace collars; Sets collar and sleeves,
HARDWARE, &c.
Cut aud wrought nails; sheetIead and zinc.
Handled axes; S b. lanterns:
Iron squares, Halter and log chains;
Dog collars; Copper and iron tacks;
Pocket and table knives; Grain mills;
Iron and brass screws; Coffee mills:
Hat and cloak hooks; Charcoal iro ss'e''
shoe thread; Brit teapots;
Solar lamps; do cofeepots;
Glass lamps; do castors;
Looking Glasses; Window corlice;
Hats, caps, etc,; Curtain pins and bands;
Spurs, strrups, etc. Grindstones and crapks.
SUNDRIES.
Boiled linseed oil; Wood and cane rocks chrs;
Spirits turpentine; Cane-seat chairs;
Market baskets; Rolling-pins. mortars
Painted an pals WMashSoards;
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Ships Malls

FIR sAx faAscIsco, per Yankee, to-day at 10 O'Clock
For KArAI, per Excel, to-day
Fr LAHArSA, per Ka Moi, to-day.
For KAwAHAE, per Kalama, tomorrow.
~ HrLo, per Nanuokawai, on Wednesday
Fr LAHAIs4 and KAfzPoLKPo, per Maria on "Wednesday.
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DEPARTURES

Sept. 26-Am VIII ship Tamerlane, Winslow, for New Zealand
2-Am VIII ship Good Return, fo- Honolulu
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SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Court commenced
its sittings on Monday. The old standby of the law
yers-the Nile ase-wa again brought up and a
motion made and argued, when the further consider
alton of the case was postponed until Tues
day, in order that the plaintiffs may file a bond for
payment of the costs which shall hereafter accrue.
In the case of Macfarlane as. Harvey & Gililand;
the matter in dispute was left to the decision of duly
appointed referees. Four Cinnamon were arraigned
for burglary and larceny of goods of ]. Waterhouse,
and plead guilty, when the jurymen were d~scharg-
ed until further notice.
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SCHOONER ExcEL-Since this fine packet passed
through the hands of Messrs. Robinson & Co., to re-
ceive a thorough overhauling, she has shown herself
a new craft, and has made her trips to Kauai with a
dispatch unlocked for. She is now rarely absent over
five days, and has made her trips up regularly in
forty hours. She is just the boat for the route. We
learn from passengers that her accommodations are
better than generally met with in coasters.
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- We again call the attention of those of our
readers who have commissions to San Francisco. or
those about leaving per Yankee, to our column Of
San Francisco announcements.
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A New CLIPPER BRIc.-we understand that n
new clipper brig has been purchased in Bremen, by
Mr.. X Hoffschlaegsr, for our inter-islaid trade, and
that she may be expected out in a few iaonths. She
is called the Waialua, after NE name ofthe country
seat of her owner, on Kauai.
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The FAIL SEAsoS-Has begun in good earnest
Our wharves and streets present a livelier appear
ance than they have for many months past. The
harbor. too, is rapidly filing up with vessels of every
description. The season promises to be . long and
busy one. -
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ALARM OF IRE-Abo nine o'clock on Sunday
evening, the fire companies were called out by an
alarm, of fire, which proceeded from the cook house ON
the premises occupied by Mrs. Patty. corner of Hotel
and Alakea streets. The incipient fame was easily
extinguished with a single bucket of water, but the
occasion served to prove the promptness of the fire.
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IN Plnoa Valley has determined TO commence the
silk culture, aud for that purpose has set out null
berry trees, aud is making other preparations TO
carry on the business. He has our guarantee OF sac
cess, and this is, an acquaintance with the business.
We hope he will meet with success.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-30
D4elL4lb.V' N.lKLEH.
" WHOLESALE GROCERS,

vST OFFICE BUILDING.
Davenport, Town.
TE.lS!! TE.lS!!!
Mali Chests ImlsrreTis,
voung dyson and Gnnlnw'lrr;
81 half chests Oolpng and Spuchung,
100 Cm,.ies frum 10 70 ih,i
til Bnxts Palm soap
4yhux y Nafiseat.d sap.
10 box.- SHAVING soap;
bux-s Trsn-psr"ui soap
0 tav.s Castil. SCAT.
10 boxes Pickle,
100 boxes r.msto Pm.~
lUu boxes Of varl,us brand % chou rota,le,
~O,000 Cuba sIx.- cigi'r
So.0vO Impaired CiTA
eoxes NJ aud scaled Herring
20 bbls Matkrrei,
10 nsf bbls MACK rel,
10 kits Msckerci fr family 80
hLis ami kegs OF M"lsss--;
" hhds Of Sugar;
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20 bbls IL Dried Apple,
50 Sack 81 dried PeScut
100 boxes Hai,'nt,
- bbls ass'd Nut,
400 hux~S Ass'd Giasf;
Took at y Ill;
~, Tumbirrs;
Spises u all kinds,
Wool aud willow Wal,
Brn,ir,s, s<c ~
0hbls Ghisr Nin'gat.
rose,h-r with large stock Of other ar'loes all OF
Which we VII sell Oh ruasons le term.
ei3tO WILSON HARLtf