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CARDS..
". q. COLE. NJ. ID.

W. q. COLE, NJ. -.
nHYsICIAN, SURGEON AND OCuLIsT RRsI-
i dence No. ~. Second street, Once Franklin
Block, room No. up stairs
junc3dif
). w. II. BAkER, NJ. d.,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON .-OFFICE--POSr
i OrfICE BLOCK; House-North side 81 Firth
street, beiween Brady and Perry. Jan3idtf
TIC. CAMPBELL.
A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Davenport. lows.
ofhc"-DavoDport's Block, corner Main and Gee
oni streets. docla.itf
W. DALZELL 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Il X OC Il RS, FOR w DING
CONl MISSION MERCHANTs.
Dealers IA sait, Cement, Hair Plaster, GLASS; and
alb. e''"sv Second and Perry streets, Davenport,
" Jan6itf
ELIAS HALE,
AUC7IONEE ER Il COMMISSION MERCHANT
(sEcOSD sTRxxr, EAST or PERRy.
Having large and commodous rooms for the sale
ofDry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware Boots
and Shoes, Clothing Furniture, Watches Jcwary ard
Fancy Good, in fact, OF every description Also--as
Agent for X. Blskt slee Jun, will make
Liberal Cash Advances
On Goods Consigned To be sold without reserve at
Auction.
Oonsignmauts of kerchandiso ~ every description
solicited, and saes settled promptly.
ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer,
Dec. Stf Second street, doors east OF Perry
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j. e.. COCHRAN, Il CO,
ARCHITECTS.

OFFICE-POST OFFICE BUILDINGS,
A,,,N, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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GEO. =. WluurCOuts.

A TTOREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
IA Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds for
New Hampshire, Vermont New fork, Pcunsyl vania
and Ohio
Onice-North-w corner Of Msin and Second
streets, Davenport, Iowa. aug IL tn
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Us. DRAKE l. co.,
Number 32, lie Claire Block,

Is, that house In the trade furnishes Eood Goth
ipg ana Furnishing Goods at Ch, apr -ates than
do. Ani. enc uras' hy the di sngui-hrg marks %
favor, which have received from dis Eliminating
public. would announce that, having made large
add ticls t. stock by rec Mt purchases nj rtiuc
rates are prepared 10 offer to the public stock
Of Goods, which, for elegance of st'le. richEess or
ma eria aud economy in price, Is teycn all former
prececents i has got to BE- pretty generalf under
stood that the worthi ass trssh which fiads II way In
10 AGetion Rooms and IS picked UP hy sote dealers
is worth purchasing; In fact Il IS money thrown
away but n rotten upby responsible parties the
customer IS pretty sure 10 gat his moneys worth
We have large ato In s.cr' ,whch W. will sell very
l1w indeed fer cash, As We are hard Up. SO come
along with your
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JAMES r. MORTON,
MAYSNILLE AGENCY OFFICE,
HICKORY GROVE, SCOTT CO. IOWA.
HAVING disposed OF his Interest In the Store busi
ness In the village has opened One, Tor the
Transaction OF General Agency Busiucsa for the
sale OF lauds, drawing convey and taking app-
cations foi Insurance Town property, collecting
notes and accounts, etc.
Also-xttending SUITS before Justice Courts In the
County,
He will also keep Register OF Land for sale in this
and adjoining counties, giving full description, and
the Terms of Sale OF the same.
Also-a Stock Estray Book, In which an entry will
be nde on application OF estrays taken up or other
Wise, with description Of the game ana where ,hey
may be found.
Refer 20 any respectable lawyer in Davenport
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Florence l. Burrows & Prettyman

Mousy; wewill give YOU great barsains, for We wan
money instead OF goods.
jeild2w J. ). DRAKE co.
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ESUKYKS HOUSE,

CORN ER OF IOWA d FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
mCh22Hf
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j. w. ~. BAN Err, NJ. d.,

1DHYBICIAk AND SURGEON N-OFFICEr-POSr
i OFFICE BLOCK IIouse-North side 81 Firth
street, between Brady and Perry. JAI3idtf
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Later from California.

g IL Il AT NEW FOUNDLA AM
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DHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OCULIST KRSI-
i dence No. ~. Second street, Once Franklin
Biloxi, room No. up stairs.
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ANN Of the Oldest and beet Retail Pamilv 0ro-ery
~ stsnds in toe oity, on the corner Of BrAAy and
Fifth street Possession given immediately. emu uiss
OF Congdon 4 Yxnts. upstairs. Corner OF brady ana
Second street. UW NOWRlN
junelgdlw
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.r~r~ns. .naArn - netan Dsslsrs n Havana and
w .ssss 6Asare. vlso1nls hpg, Cut Chevins
Sl:E sssss rs'~ >'''''';ss:ss s:s,1s ,s1ssse'
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JUNE IL, 1853.
Junc13-dtf
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
uayiIand's Second Auction Sale
Or
xfCNJ Estate.
A Rare Chance for Bargains.
THREE SALEs IN ONE DAY.
Neat, Two Story Dwelling.

0N THURSDAY, JUNE II, AT TEN
~ O'CLOCK, l shall sell at Public Auction on the
vr,ntser that
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WI. CARROLL,
and Superintendent.
Frank Plllnller,

Fra 1k runner,
rTORNEY'S and Counseors al Law, ard Eota
~ r,es Public. Also agents for the Charter O.k
V,re ms Co., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital $sooOoo
Citv Fire In Co. New Haven, - e5OO,Olo.
O,tce L. Claire Block, Davenport.
lulvl I067dly FRANK PIT MWh
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S4g9ze MAUg - 0nDnr.
Mn. Nc. D1MA4, II Nst Ycsk iYeSs1 -,
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- - oloses 1qam - 49, sA6tnuis - r \
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4eees W19e psehR 49, aaa1s lssit1t6. ~11nnf IN.
.n:sel ge1!2s1s ksAA = 0han sssss $500 -
heassahly dealt visA. $3.50 80 - $50
Ladies' 1oapSW - asl slastaa g xaia.>sa.
nae.ss. "a aptente Aiilisss. pastisular1ris -
bfs!d v6fk, IIsaeAine. ~, II alllaAaeos.
pslls1 - 4aks feAaasy sfrnnssnsnts ~ M a-r
ssatassssS lsis Itis y tsks ~ wAshine q 49,
hsfG oesels06n. AlisOslsSsns fas, sSSktfe ~
essa1e9ss( 1ssssuaA asest1oss ,assiaosSAsn.x 49,
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" ssllaoeds = ssssp ; - ssAss
lsssvsryAAise IL ~ my ossas
- aud sahleoshed Aslbls -.
,lawns yvses4to Sulnosus inek.
sesy yASietys1d III styles e
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peeet0s1t ~ Comanesea, 49,
oski. 64aanm 0la1h, ~. II Il
ssssiaSss - ~ 1alsslllSS
~. Boot and 81 RI ~
ussse Cravsss.
~. Eeeseuhas
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S .IS.as lrs insu!soce Ve9p.ays
.rSs.ua ry 80 e., = f:iesiea tel
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cir. ~ 49, 49, :. Pssy - 80
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1853. 19U9.
| HARD WARE.
oUrlilzxl.
House Fssni1Aass ossls.
seasrAnIA wAas,
6CALEA
sas 81 @asa4 .sgsG8aA nasa "a MEG ia II
wssssr1 = sSasIesn Corn sassasss,
HAY CUTTERS, 10
Hfss gAtaas III .sgsH8 81 s.s.-I ~ 80 4. III
HsAs1 saoss, gns 800
: o.ss s.s4ys.a C,ssss.@sass,
suRvsToas' Iss1auAasrs,
LILLIs's sATEs, II
sAAa ssts ft9
vs. s3Nafs M S~~ss ~ ats4 v AZ
Railroad 1ur,issiag GeeAs. !.
waoLEsALs AND RrrAll y
VI - ~ ,.#i4ss Isl
sSs ~ SRs
Low PRICES,
= i ~ II 10
SIGN " THE asoADAxE.
NJ. 1ss Aaia.as. a.ss IS
rrLI1NchAsr, i.ArH = snUkL.
-rssur --,vy ------e----v--S-
money, Money. "
- nAsSk MONEY q
a , ~ ~ gek So 4sf- na8t g&zg
! An oFERRIEG AYs1ooK,
.~sase ssAxssB
|. Rsgsrdisss q Cost
II y sAsA} ssls
1oR CASH.
~ CssA RssekassssaAss Y 200 : sseoS Spseas.
Ai.y y sspsiy sAsssslyss Win eaexs
fer =. Winter. i IL. ian ian Ii. r.
Cssaas MAssflbssks. ssz sa4gs;
o.. .sa y. y. ire.a.. ,s.ays.a III ,,,s.,, -
oss nargalAsI
Msv1aAw' r.D. rOB18K.
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bly have had, before this, the return q some
wbalers from thence on that account.
1t may not be smin il We here say few words
ON the subject Of exchange. Formerly; when
communications with San Francisco was less regu-
lar than it i ~, and money could not be OBJ
tained there o-@[asy terms, while the northern
8eets were much larger than at present, The rate
of premium ON money or discount on whalers'
bills WAS excessive, and rose ut times to fifteen and
even twenty per cent. But each succeeding year
has been working q change in favor of the whale
ships. and now, with q little foresight on the
part of ship agents and ship chambers, and with
the accurate knowledge of the number of ships
expected, derived in part from the publication Of
a list and early reports, the amount of money
wanted by them can be correctly estimated, and
arrangements made to supply all they need, be it
more or less. Although the premium on mo-
ney last fall went up to ten per cent, the average
on all the bills drawn did not exceed FIVE per cent.
and was probably between four and five.
1t has been customary with some who have a
few thousands at their command, to hoard up
their money for months with the hope of obtain
ing, as in former years, a heavy premium on it
when the whalers come in. The idea that they
may get twelve and a half or fifteen per cent, or
even a higher premium, tempts them to decline a
moderate offer for their coin, and they hold onto
it till they find the g bank broke and their an
ticipated profits a vision. We doubt not that
from fifty to a hundred thousand was 30 kept
back last season, till the owners of the money
were fain to accept par, if for remittance, or seek
some other investment, ii held solely for profit.
The season has probably passed by when any
great profit can be made here in whalers' bills.
The amount of money awaiting remittance to the
United States, England and Germany, as well as
the large amounts imported from San Francisco,
(this latter varying from a hundred to a hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars,) precludes the
possibility of any scarcity in the money market
this fall. In addition to this, the average catch
will probably be less than in any former year,
nnd the wants of whalers depend greatly on their
earnings.
No one should hoard his money for a season of
scarcity. If any have funds to remit or to in
vest, they should be placed in the hands of a ship
or any one likely to invest them at the
best rates. Whalers bills are unquestionahly the
best remittance ever offered. During all the last
years panic only one or two houses engaged in
the whaling business in Atlantic ports. suffered
their bills to be protested. The nature of the
business is uch-the ownership OF whalers being
divided among n greater or less number of share
holders-that these drafts are probably safer than
the same amounts drawn on or by any other class
Of business men in the world.
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EyENIvG. sEPrEMsER 8. Isss.

tk bnslness q the past week has been large for the season
but money seems scarce among the retailers, and goods forced
Cd ses ucttod bring lower prices than we remember to have seen
Ass long Tine some large sales TO arrive' continue to be
made PR T<xfonia, soon due from Bremen, and also from the
vessels Cd the way from Boston
ue yoAa Land sailed for Calcutta on the ID, with only n
brif delay In port awaiting the arrival Of the mail per Yankee
Te Casdaes, from Bremen, arrived on Sunday, bringing a
vel selected cargo Of German goods, out Of which considerable
ssis have BEEN Daie, hut mostly on private terms The Can
daes has made . very good passage out, and viii remain to
load oh for Hanburr.
T1s Ya.k<e Il UP Sr San Francisco % sail ON the 18th, and
win probably take . full freight we hear Of 300 bris Of oil going
on board, and also 30 tons Of salt and some puiu- The clipper
FIvis9 Eagle sails today for New York with . cargo Of guano
AMI sundrtes, invoked ct about ST. 900.
Ihs market Tor produce continues dull the sugar plantations
~ Hiso are sending considerable qusncides % mnt-sugar 10 EAR
ket boz Of the finer qualities Of kg sugar the supply Is light
In nolasses, nothing is doing, ard the stock on hand Is small;
advices from the California market are not considered favor
able to shipnents- The market far salt continues depressed,
with an enormous stock on hand Of both foreign and domestic.
There have been some transactions In real estate, by which
additional evidence Is furnished that there Is no buoy.ncy what
ever in the market, and sales can ouly he effected at a sacrifice.
We instance the sale of the Carter premises at suction for
500, considered extremely low. We hear that Capt Collins,
dwelling In Nuuanu has been so8d0t about $1,000
The transactions in staples this we<k have been few. and our
Quotations are necessarily limited.
OLA lot Of superior polar oil was offered at auction and
Withdrawn We quote good polar at Zoe for small lots
MALT LIQUORS. parcel of ale and porter, In wood. was
sold on private terms. Bottled ale continues scare. and COM
naands LIBERAL prices. The Pcrfeno, from LiVernool. isrApcted
to bring a considerable lot to hand.
DRY GOODS-Heavy Ios Of printed muslins have been
forced Cd at auction, bringing low prices, Sc a % priHt-- iesr-
able style, are scarce: denims are also quite SCARF
~NATcHEs-Are lower nov than ever bcfo.s. : anc-
ton AZ Csc q SIZE a gross
CASE G~OODs-N.rketw well supplied with most descriptions
Sales Of oysters, best brands, at s55 "a 81 SO brI iy peaches.
as 81 for half gallons, and IS 12i for quarts
TEAs-Good qualities OF black are wanted with llfsrior the
market IL rei stocked, sales At SOC TO Soc
EYNu aClE N. k.~~ al -A.f.-- hrI- 80. or-l a.
discount. bat there is little doing in exchan-, "; on San
none Offering.
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IMPORTS.

From HssBrEs-per candace. Sept 5-lS3 cs, Q pkgs mdse.
10 pkrs paper, IL bxs perfuncry. 5 kegs paints, 2J casks ale,
% do porter, i eask cheese, Z bxs silk, 9 cs stockings. 10 kegs
ientis, 20 do peas, 20 10 beans, 3 casks raisins and hams, 3 do
raisils aud curks, l c. violin strings, / do umbrellas, l bx lac
querei tin ware, l do gilded mouliings, 2 kegs shot. l do sar-
dimes. ? bss books. 81 bales gunny bags, l bx terra Gotta ware,
2bxs toys do shoes, i do thread, 2 do brass ware, J cask CON-
ware, 4 bxs currants, 5 blls 81 coils rope. 100 bxs candles, 3 do
samples, ! do hats. so cans hnseed oil. 10 bxs paint. 20 do
matches. SO do clay pipes, 80 d~emijohns barley ghts, so do pearl
sago, 70 do cat gris, 10 bxs port wine, I do indigo, 2 do sar-
dimes 10 do maccsroni, 10 do vermicslh, so do fish, 50 casks
bread, bxs powder, i do mineral settler water, ! do sandpaper,
l do wax, Is do loaf sugar, 80 kegs crushed do. 2 casks c.are,,
D do rosin, 2 bxs iron war, 20 cs claret, 10 do sherry, % do
cogniac, Z do giasses, 10 bills hoop iron, 4 kegs zinc, so bars
iron, 2 btls do, 20 bdls nail rsis, Is do zinc, l do iron ware, l
pkg steel, bSs bath brick, 200 demijohns vinegar, 233 tons
coal
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~ Ths Hawaiian schooner Alice Gate yeAs 0xnSY) VS.
advertised to leave San francisco hr Victoria, ' Il, on the 18th


" Ths Hawaiian schooner Alice Gate JsAs 0snsaP) vs'
advertised to leave San francisco for Victoria, Y L, on the III
ultimo
~ The Cynthia, Hawaiian whaler, will discharge her oil
consisting Of about 100 barrels, ON board the Danish bark cen'
dace. for Bremen, as soon as the latter vessel has discharged hes
merchandise. The Cynthia, win be Immediately rented to
make q cruise on New Zealand
~ Dutch bark Mary Ann, from Australia for San Francisco
Honolulu.
Esyfe, and win uanship some 400 barrels Of this sessqi :,
previous 70 cruise and home
RErosr OF Carr. snksxAx, BARK Crsran :-LAs Cook's
Inlet August Il, reports the following ships on Kod ack: Aug 3,
Francis Palmer. 400 brIs; Marcia, n Is, 500 brls Jefferson, 5
II, $50 bds 18th, Architect, n L. 1000, gone to Bristol Bay
Report OF smr BaooKIYx, Ross July 80, George, n B,
clean Aug 4, Jheh Swim, 1 whale and 2 mud-diggers; 9th,
George Washington, Of wareham, l whale Europa ID, clean
Gypsey, 400 VIII, none this season Adeline Gibbs, 8 whales
lsih, Augusta, s II, 2 whales Last July, heard from South
Harmony, 5 do; N 8 Perkins. i do; John & Elizabeth, ! do;
Victoria, 1 whale Montreal, clean Sarah sheaf, i whale ! Ben
Morgan, 8 do Lark, 5 do Iris, do
BARK ROSE Pool, FISHER, % DAYS FROM BRIsroL BAY,
EEporn Spoke, june 25, bark George. + II, clean Aug S,
ship Edwards, n b, / whale 5th, ship Cncas, N b, 1 do;
18th. So Omega, T II, l do ship Martha, 4 ii. clean, ship
Straits and Arctic July Is, Geo. n Mary, ! whale Marenso,,
/ do; ocmuigee, 4 graybacks Favorhe, ] rpsack speedweii,
3 whales Omega, Of Edgartown, 1 do south America, rip
SACKS (; japan, clean Milo. 3 whales Rosseau, clean William
do John x Elizabeth. I whale and ] ripsack Mary K
Sssan. . whales Majestic, 2 whales and 3 ripsacks Jason (Frl
clean Caravan, l whale Benjamin Tucker, clean Eliza +
u whales Jireh Swift, l do William c Nye, do;
Gypsey, clean
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
Il

For full reports from Eha,sships, see list on 4h pageI
sep< Ar Nh sh Gay Head, Lowen, from the Arctic, $50 wh,
seAsoo-
3-An VII sh Harvest. Chary. from Kodiack, Clean
lsch Moi keiki, Hall, from kahu.ui-
3-H. l. Ms corvette Eurydice, Pschon, 10 ds I'm Tahiti
Am wh Oh Brooklyn Rose, I'm Koiizck, $50 VIII season.
.-Haw VII bk Cynthia, Sherman from Kotizck, loo VIII,
season
Sch LhoiFho, Lovett, IN HTo.
S-Dau bk C1ndace. Schzu, 1872 de I'm Hamburg.
Sch Ksoni Ana, fn Kauai
o-Anl vh sh Draper, Szndford, from Kodiack, 1900 VIII,
season.
Sch Excel Antonio. from Kauai
Ar An brig. probably the Glencoe with lumber.
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EXPORTS.

For NEW fcEx-Per ship Flying Eagle, Sept s-l294 tons
guano In bulk ~ casks cocoanut oil. 5l53 gallons 60 bundles
whaiebone, GIL lbs; ! box skulls IL bales wool, $3.50 lbs 9
cases and 2 kegs curiosities, 2 boxes books f accounts and per-
sonal papers, 2 trunks clothing, 3o73 hides, 1858 goat skins. 3
bris and 8 boxes old copper, 4 casks taIiow, 6,fls lbs 1000
horns, l box marine armor, 2 kegs coffee, 8 do sugar, 500 sheep
skins ~ysiue-fureign produce, S745 so dom. do, ais, 6s3 So;
tEanshIpped, 50. ,27 IS. Total, S7l,6l6 81.
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Mr.. EDITOR Up your last weeks paper not'ce
that you announce that the makdf end OF the stone
market has been fitted mp by an enterprising citizen
for a butcher shop. As l understand that the place
has been leased for a year. l would inquire whether
the law does not provide that those stalls shall be let
every quarter at public auction. 1t is quite easy for
any one to be enterprising. etc., If they are granted
exclusive privileges. Yours, &C.,
INQUIRER.
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MEMORANDA.

Report q Frescb ship Caulainceart, La basic,
LAST FROM sHERiss STRAITS Spoken:
June e1-Bk Psultna, y b, Clean
ss-Bk Helen Mar, n B, ciean-
ss-ship Jas Naury, y b, = whales This ship lost two
anchors and two chains In Bhering Straits
s0-Bk Augusta. l whale
Juiy Is-sars,Oza. v b, 2 whales
Is--hip VIM Thompson, n b, , whales
1s-Bk Hercules. y q, . whales
Is-Ship Ch-istophe. Mitchell, y b, 9 whales.
ae-Bk Metropolis, Honolulu, / whale. This vessel had
doue wei in trading
e.-Brig Agate, Honolulu, 2 whales This vesseitad also
done vel IN trading with the Ipiians, ard had Oh
tanned from them furs, whaI-bone, oil and ivory.
2s-Ship Addison, 2 whales; Marengo. ] whale; Speed
Wt1, 8 whales; Baltic, 2 whales; Champion Of Ed
zrAztown, clean; Brsganzs, I whale; Harmony, 8
AL The above vessels were cruising in the 81 north Of the
Bi-ring Straits and in the Arctic The report 4 several yess-s
on the Kodiak We ona, AS We have published later returns frin
the.n
Capt. LAbas.s remarks further: - That day I Vas r ca,npeny
with IL vessels, amongst which were the Architect - Mber
MIA ID, trying 10 pass the Straits Of ouuinsak. ha. 90 sue
coed on sccoune Of the current and head wind Air. .r vrS-
ssls I have ssen had equally decided to leave tn ) r IN a.
for the Islands or the coast II California. despair = hurb.g
the greatest mistake In their calculation on tn ~ . 2 saas
An had however the appearance Of a lucrative : a - aen II
Nag The vessels saw whales in =rear4uan;ty. and IN fS whales
too that have been taken were AL caush' in the first dsys If
that month CnIurkHy advancing towards The ,rprth the YES
seis were stopped by the icr, which Was this ar in mich greater
quantity. and consequently moro dangerous than former years.
Many vesseis have thereby sustained damages. and the French
vessel Napoleon H. was entirely lost, her b,w being stove in
by the les. The American VESSELS Hercules and Brayanza
have picked up the crew, who were all saved. and =. w hundred
barrels oil Amer all. the Bhering season has this J ar b-en the
fog, much wind and whales only in May Tia Y II 1885 viii
undoubtedly be remarkable in the wha.iag iu u Try. and will
s:vays be cited a. one Of the most diss-tr as thai Sr happened.
Report Of Ships im the Arctic OCEAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-09
THE TREATY PASSED:

Just as our paper was ready for the press, the
Extra Polynesian was placed in our hands, C on
tanning the Treaty with France, as accepted by
this government and passed yesterday the 9Th
inst. For want of time and space. we defer COM
ments on it till our next issue. 1t will be noti-
ced, however, that it is not the same as came from
France, or rather that it is amended and has not
the Emperor's signature.