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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Pubic School ENHlsITIos.-Mr. Haskell, Chair
man Of the Commissioners has directed the Doorkeep
ers TO allow boys, unless accompanied by their
parents or teachers TO enter the exhibition This hss
become Necessary an socouD, Of the noise.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

ETHIOPIAN NoyELTi.-Woods MinStrels have got
up series Of Panoranas aud Tableaux which faith
fully represent of the most interesting features Of
Southern life.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

THE School oY Design roR WONES.-The School
Of Design for Women is now, by the generosity OF
Peter Cooper quartered in large aud elegant suite
of apartments in tie Cooper Institute Mr. T. Addison
Richards the well-knOwn artist and author has been
creased number Of pupils. Although the primary
object of the school is the Education of Women as de-
signers for art-manufsctures and book Illustrations as
eneravers on wood, teachers artists and workers in
various branches Of industrial art the ample accom-
modatious at command have suggested the extension
of the advantages of the school TO such amateurs as
may wish to study drawing painting merely a. an
accomplishment.
Tho rooms are open all day through the week ani
Mr. Richards is always in attendance from until II
O'Clock. In the morning hour is spent in drawing
some of the pupils, and on Friday Mr.. Richards
gives lecture on drawing. At 10 O'Clock the pupils
scatter themselves through the many rooms OF the
suite Mr.. Richards that they are all provided
with work. and gives them advice in It's performance
OF course, great many come, and after long study
go away without having accomplished much; but
many teachers have been educated at the School
and number of ladies' now support themselves by
designing.
In the Wood Engraving department there are beside
beginners fourteen who ready to respond 20 orders
fer Engravings Among them We saw who enter
ed the school only last May. Some of these yolng
women earn nearly 500 yea. Lately there have
been but few accessiou TO this class for which there
is plenty Of work. Painting has bat just been intro
trodueed. One Of the pupils is at present employed
in drawing the illustrations of a medical work.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

A TRorHY.-Mr 4. F. krsik Of Williomsburgh,
sr DAYS since returned foa hunt III the interior i5e
state brouSh; with hul ne bca' which weigh
~ hundred pounds each
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

Fsc4FF oF PRIsosER>.-l esterday norning two
prisoners while seirs convey from Preonc: sexton
Aou. the P,uetiar steuPtec g make ther AID
ous Of h. hsnd ut-d scc-eded he Plf.4ed
but as o IL sentenced iuT -
~ for ~ 4sys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25

CoRONER's fNQUEsr.-Coroner Reifins heli an
., -.,-rs,v tpon he body OF Edward Quinn. who
nd dioued At ;e os P.risr street. Tuesday niEst
O~t i.. hi, bore on The u Warren AID Colglb,
... r- " We. a. sni II s -upppsc fell overheard
.pd va. drowned. verde; IL acccfaAnc-
rendered. The deceased -sses family.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-25
srorrv ppoprpry.-Oficers Rayncr and Frcs,

STOLTS pROFERTr.-OfnccIs hh!he' anu rfpst
arrested Ann NJ Donald on Friday sGsPicion o.! hsvins
petty lar.nir- recently On e,ins tassH
into custody pit pawn IL seis IL hrI ino-t val T.
hv tie application 4 - force sh- Sss CON rra % -
eors- st- committed for hesTins ana Tie f3'"ils
god. were obtained from The nbT'srrs- --I-u A.
shawl adss Grape shawl blue vine hgIF- iAer -'ti
tes-.psu. marked g : :, two calico dfesse' one ne"
hr0~ sk para.ol one l,1ys brrasus E-Lf ,nfl.,
ues s1d Gi-, s.t Toe soots '.eic a. d9e %
t.lcF 1l,J b. a, lbs v-.s =. 80 y }. .ei'-
tenleu. oi Eo.se.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

The following Is list Of the cabin passengers his
probable that the Norwegian vessel alluded 70 In the
despatch has saved the lives Of Others Of this there N
no certainty
l. Hermann sondheim s wcl known In this city as an
importer OF German goods and Is member OF the Arm of
" scndheim Co., 1l3 Liberty street His famiy--wifc
and i've children--havo been residing this last two
years and half at Frankfort 10 visit them
and attend 10 bis business, purchasing Of goods,
&C. in Europe, Mr.. left here by the steamer Arago on
the 1st Of May last and was now returning with his fami
y Mr. has large circle OF friends and aoquaina6ces
by whom he was very highly respected.
7. Mrs sondheim and hve children.
Q Miss Bridget LoushlIn, New York.
Carl Nc,tmann was member Of the rrussIan Iegis-
ature at Berlin IN 1919 He voted against the payment
Of tan imposed by the King and favor Of resolution
advising the people not 10 pay n Tho Parliament
all arrested but Mr.. Nestman succeeded In escaping
10 America to avoid long imprisonment He has been
residing in the West Tor the past ten years. and just
returning from his nrst vist bis native country. Mr.
~ was man Of large fortune.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

THE NEW CITY POST OFFICE SITE.
Aaron Vail Brown, the Postmaster General, s now in
the city investigating the merits Of the different ses thai
have been suggested for the city Post Once He :
stopping with his family at the 81 Nicholas Hotel ana
will return to Washington on Wednesday next.
Al the business which brought the Postmaster (sner.y
70 the city special and involves good deal OF labor h
has wisely determined 70 attend 10 Il exclusively and ma
accept the invitations which he receives on every hapd
10 see the lions Of tho city He was expocsed "a
attend Change Yesterday 20 ~ O'clock, eas The mer
TO him, he was busy al day overlooking pans ana
listening 70 the view. Interested parties reference 70
sites which they had for sale
Upon the invitation q ihc Post occ Committee Of tho
Chamber Of Commerce tho Postmaster General and City
Postmaster Fowler visited their noon 10 have
conference with the leading members of the Chamber In
England usual when populations wait upon Cabinet
Ministers for the press 20 be represented 20 give 70 tho
public whatever iranspircs of public nature The on
GERS of the Chamber of Commerce, however Thought n
would not be well for the public 70 know wha, ths cha
racter the conference with Governor Brown and
they requested our reporter no, 10 attend
The following named gentlemen were present at the
fcrcnceP. PERT, Caleb Barstow, John A. Stevens Tos
icston, Royal Phelps, A. A. Low Arthur Leary stewart
Brown, A. n. Silliman
master General 70 leave the Post Once where several
more lots could he obtained In the neghborhood and
handsome and commodous building mghf be erected on
the present site that would an ornament 10 the city
They represented that tho sc Of the broadway theatre
was not only too FAR W town bu entirely unn, om being
once
Governor Brown listened attentisey the Representa-
which made 10 him. and promised the mcy-
that bs selection Of site he would pay due re-
gard the wants n the business community and that
he would as FAR ss practicable please the great comcr-
ca interests q the city " whom postal facilities were of
the utmost Importance
The interview lasted almost an hour when covevpcr
Brown accompanied by Postmaster Fowler took his
leave 20 personally inspect the proposed site a
The investigation VIII continue over 10 day whsn no
doubt site will be selected. tn. choice the Post
master General " necessarily limited, consequence Of
the small which Congress appropriated for the pur-
chase of a site
During the day and evening number OF noted city
politicians paid their respects 10 the Postmaster General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
PARTICULARS or THE carasrRoPHE.

Immediately the arrival Of the Lotus al Halifax the
agent Of tho Associated Press boarded her and obtained
tho following particulars cf the Disaster
Mr.. CHARITIES BREwS NARRATIVE.
took passage At Southampton on the an inst, in the
steamship Austria, Captain Hcydtmann, which len Ham
burg the h We sailed At Ave NJ the evening being
little misty We in consequence anchored between The
Isle Of Wight and the main land sailed again at Sur
O'Clock on the following morning. In weighing anchor an
unfortunate accident occurred by which of the crew
lost his life Owing 10 mismsnagemont The anchor
ont whirlng the capssan round with terrific force
and hurting the in all directions Two were severely
injured and thrown overheard he supposed 10 have
been instantly killed. as he rose 70 the surface
From the time the ship was laid ON her course we
experienced strong westerly winds On the 18th the
weather more favorable, and ON the 1s,h speed
Of eleven knots bad been attained and all were In high
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

Nosyorx, Sept ~, 1858.
The feet for Paraguay, which assemble and ssil
from this port arriving very rapid succession rhs
steamers arctic and Fulton and soop preble reached hero
yesterday former loaded with shot from Washington.
T. C. The steamer Southern Star. from your port hss
also arrived and been handed 10 the autbortes al
oport yard and being braccd and otherwise strength.
cned. She y under charter of SO 900 per month.
The steam sicois Under construction al the ward
will 10 ready for launching in about three month"; AMI
the government s employing the yarbous dcuart
ments about seventeen hundred men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28
Jersey Cisy News.

Jsssrv CRY, Sept n, le6e.
In your journal Of Ibis morning. under he caption % Jsv-
rtv xews Won article IN which there as tw0
~ =, isce ~ Second regiment Hudecu hiGndo,
Ihes the insertion of this The regiment alluded 70 bslone1
mainly in Hoboken and h Therefore out Of place ~nen nsro
e,ror however IL that Captain Van Houten vss presented
ah spendd service plate the open Geld BY The ccers
~ me Trs regiment The plate suhsrrseed for by Ms
oeers ana members Of he First and Second regmsnt
rhseh two comprise the Hudson brigade BY your
srsicls the entirely excluded rom gsrsgaon m
~ p.essslssh nAsAH2 AA~&~s<-Nk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

TO THE EDITOR OF ruE HERALD.
your report Of ihisay of homicide IN the Seventeenth
Ward find stated that policemen found Mr Keebce ard
myself after two hours search, concealed In Of e peqe
boring The facts arrested Al k9
residence and when was informed that suspected -
Of the sssaing party went and delivered myself up 70
Lieut. Hicks Al the Seventeenth ward station house and re-
NAMED prisoner in close custody until was upon
The rendition o the verdict Of The Coroners jury A. seven
O'Clock ~ Ivery much desire th eouecuen Y ns made
NEW YonK, Sept n, 1853 JOHN HAxU&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

THIRD RACE, SANE DAY, PURSE s2oo NILE HEATS
THIRD DAY. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1.
PURSE, 81 900, -FOUR NILE HEATS
Al races 10 which money s added can be postponed IN
Ike art race each day win on punctualy at one
secoud o past two-givng ample
me for persons leaving the city by the boat at the foot Of
I'm street O'Clock 10 reach the track IN Time 70 see e
urtpc race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28


NEW YORK RACES
- FASHION COURSE
e rsses over Fasniin Course Long Isand, VIII com
ns.ce MONDAY, posponed from Friday sepssmoer ~
nEuOND DAY WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER a.
SWEEPBTAKES ron THREE YEAY OLDS, TWO hiLS
soee subscription 500 forfeit with $500 added Closed WIN
four nominations ;. x.,.x =
4 yshn campbels ch t. BY imp 0lencos, out Of Airth by
Wagner. . -... 49,. ~ ~.
rster. ,.. -. - au,.,,.
Z THos Tncs W. Doswels ch. Planet BY Revenue, out
SECOND RACE SANE DAY,
THK FASHION HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES,
TWO NILES AND HALF
500 subscription 80 forte $5 declaration with phse
Gassed on the lat July with sixteen nominations Below Ii
ngt OF the entries, their ages allowances, &c.
ApprO- -
Are, pirate Handicap. Allow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

Six hundred souls supposed to be on board inclul
ing many women and children
Mr. Brcws is the only British subject saved lie is in
the British civil service and his way to British Colum
ba. He will proceed Boston in the steamer Eastern
State, ON Tuesday (to-day) q, route for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-28

NOR aAlR-ONE PAIR or THE BEST FAMILY
Il - cv: sound kind In double single hArnes and
seod unsS he ldle az old; colo, brown lon- full
-tl - siv1n bv rrspor shle party. Weight about 120
ouuda one s heavy double hsrness one caechc top
s- ~,sh kvv sat In good order suitable for public
prsvac usr one price light Wagon Apply Mcntssues
1sblrs twenty third street. near sixh avenue The horses
6~xr not been IN the city but three weeks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-14

STATIONERY.
TINE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
Il per ELIZA < ELLA" from Boston, the following splen-
did assortment of Stationery, Blank Books, and Desk Furniture,
viz:
3,4 5 and 9 quire Journals, various bindings;
3,4, S and 6 quire Ledgers, do do;
"a, S and Q quire Record Books
3,4, 5 and 8 quire Day Books;
3, 4, 5 and 8 quire Log Books;
Assorted cargo books; Assorted tuck mem. books;
do tuck diaries and almanacs, for 1858;
do writing books, with and without copies;
do cap ledger induces; assorted letter books;
200 reams letter, cap and note paper;
10 do bill and account current paper;
100, 900 buff and white envelopes, of all sizes;
1000 parchment and cloth envelopes, of all sizes;
A great variety of blank notes, drafts and bills of lading;
Bowditch's Navigator; Expeditions Calculator;
Nautical Almanac, for 1859; 100 gross steel pens;
Gutta percha pens-a new article; copying brushes;
Assorted red tape; red, fancy and black sealing wax;
Boxes assorted gummed seals; patent ink erasers;
Patent pencil sharpeners; patent travelling ink stands;
Flat, round and octagon rulers; tin cash trays;
Lubin's, Faber's and Ropes lead pencils; tin wafer cups;
% gross red, blue and black inks; assorted copying inks;
Assorted portfolios, choice article; assorted ivory paper folders;
do pen holders, various patterns; pen racks; letter clips;
do paper weights; assorted inkstands; thermometers;
do mottled and plain linen twine;
do states, small toy and school;
do banker. wallets, for notes and bills;
A few gross of real Albata pens; ladies' small sized otter paper;
italian office desk homes; camel hair pencils, ETC.. etc.
S9-tf II. VI. W HITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-14

seal of winter will be set upon the rugged brow of
nature, and the bright hopes of the gold-hunter will
set in darkness. I venture to predict such q finale
without, however, denying the richness of this
perverse stream. Its almost incredible richness is no
myth. but no country could possibly offer the obsta-
cles to the miner which he has TO encounter here
ditching or locomotion, no lumber for fuming or
sluicing, no pack-trails, no pack-animals, no pro-
visions, an inhospitable country, hostile Indians. q
pernicious monopoly, the gold an impalpable powder
and to cap the climax, twenty feet under water for
one-half the year, and frozen down the other half.
s w.. DAGGETT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-14
On Hand
GOODS! NEW GOODS
TO ARRIVE

TO ARRIVE
~ Hunts handled axes. charcoal irons, wrought spikes,
Axe handles, row locks, whalers' spades,
Eirmer chiseis, gouges, files, planters hoes, bog hoes,
Buck shot, chisel handles, knife Gle aners,
Safety fuse, bead and moulding planes,
Carpet hammers, blind hinges, wrought nails,
Seine twine, Uford's study lamps, ash and chalk lines.
Plated castors, plated forks and spoons,
Plated dessert knives. wire rat traps, horse rasps,
Pencil sharpeners, shinglng hatchets, copper tacks,
Spirit levels. tea trays, horse brushes, anil cards,
Ok bows and OK Jokes, corn shelters, grain cradles.
House paper, assorted, pod and center bits.
Ennmeled duck for carriage tops, new saddles,
Finished grindstones. grindstone fixtures,
Lead pipe, !, I. 1t, II. and 2 inches,
Douglas pumps, Nos. 1, 2, 8, 4, s., 8, guarded lanterns.
Glazed sash, sxio. Ioxl2. loxi4,
Doors and blinds; ! ! inch and u inch hose.
Looking glasses, bush and grass scythes,
Heavy log chains, cast steel picks,
Iron braces, bags shot, scotia and bead planea,
Pick handles, jack aid smoothing planes,
Try and steel squares, hand scress, assorted,
scythe stones and rifles, sash fasts, ciout nails,
Britannia tea and coffee pots, bake kettles,
Drawing knives, Giilots pens, 303, 40l,
Curtain rings, powder TASKS. ivory handled knives,
Egg heaters, Ely's percussion caps, silver thimbes,
Black bowed scissors, axe hatchets, boys axes,
Porcelain picture knobs, razor strops and rasors,
Zinc washboards. wheeibarrows, hay cutters,
Timed spurs, harness leather,
Harness, Japan, brass and silver mounted.
Buggy lamps, solar lamps. assorted, solar wicks,
britannia lamps, shoyels and tongs,
Extra handles for Eagle pillow No. 2,
Flat Swede's iron, assorted,
inch and Gle, ! square, Swede's iron,
=, I. 4 inch round iron, nests buckets and boxes,
singe and double bedsteads.
Dry Goods, SC.
Extra skirts, rattans, Scotch diapers and napkins.
Printed jaconet musiins, fast colors,
Turkey red prints, small figure, .
Fine prints, white ground,
ladies' and gents l. 6. hanikerchisfs.
Chiid's and misses white hose,
A, ga, o. and la sheeting,
Brown drilling, brown cottons, ticking, ETC..
Ind a great variety Of Goods, in store and to arrive, for sale by
list =. a. Hal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-14
LATE POPULAR BOOKS!

LATE POPULAR BOOKS!
RECEIvED PER BARKS "MELI.
, IA" and an for sale cheap for cash:
The American Naval Sketch Book vols.
Peter Colt, the Cape Ann Fisherman.
Ross Accountants Own Book.
Dred- Tale OF the Dismal Swamp.
Wavery Novels-Ilustrated-12 vols. complete.
Cheever's Sandwich Islands.
Irving's Complete Works. vols.
Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy.
Cooks Voyages Round the world+ vols.
Life Of Captain Cook, the Discoverer-2 vols.
Howitt's Land Of Labor and Gold.
O'Meara's Life of Napoleon.
Family and Ship Medicine Chest Companion.
Francis Manifold Letter Writer.
Lempiere's Classical Dictionary,
A great variety of Juveniles.
Giddon's Types of Mankind.
Universal Gazetteer of Literature.
Adventures of Don Quixote-Illustrated
Widow Bedott Papers.
Philosophy OF Mysterious Rappings and Reply to Beecher.
The Rowing Diplomatist-by wikon.
The States and Territories Of the Great West.
A Common place Book of Thought, Memories and Fancies
Derivation of Family Names.
Life of Napoleon III.
Life OF Prince Talleyrand.
Balloon Travels in Europe.
Anecdotes of the American Clergy.
Ingenue, or the First Days of Blood-by Dumas.
Trials of Housekeeper.
Leaves from the Tree Igdrasyl.
Knight of the Golden Mence.
The Gentleman in Black.
The Two Guardians.
Tangletown Letters.
Recent Speeches and Addresses-by Charles Summer.
Gibriel yane-his Fortunes and Friends.
Panorama Of Life and Literature Of Littell.
The Hiawatha Legends.
Flower Tables.
Twice Married.
Home Scenes ard Home Sounds.
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed.
Art and Industry of the Crystal Palace.
Napoleon in Exile.
The Life and Reign of Nicholas I. Of Russia.
Poetry and Mystery of Dreams.
The Romance of History.
Old Haun, the Observation-Disclosures
Literary Criticisms.
Star Papers-Ward Beecher.
Anderson's Course of Creation.
Mechanics Lectures on Science, sc.
Yankee Illustrated.
Men of Character-hy Douglas Jerrold-Ilustrated
Stray Leaves from Fairy Land.
The Youth Of the Old Dominion.
American Education-by Mansfield.
Scenes and Adventures in the Army.
The Upper Ten Thousand-by c. Astor Bristed-Tnus'd.
My Cousin Nicholas-by the Author of Ingoldsby Legends.
Choice Stories from Household Words,
And about 1000 other volumes.
loft HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-14

BY JAMES j. ESQ.
THE UNDERSIGNED has received by the ship Eli
i "a & Eta, from Boston, the following late publications,
by Mr.. Jarves. formerly of Honolulu
KAMA, a TALE OF HAWAII.
This work Is founded or one of the ancient traditions of the
Hawaiians, and illustrates their ancient customs and habits. 1t
is dedicated by the Author to His Majesty Kamehameha ".
ART HINTS, ON ARCHITECTURE, SCULPTURE AND
PAINTING-By j. j. Jarves.
"Amerca has at last produced a writer who may help to edu-
cate her in art, guide her infant steps. and to point out the pit
falls that surround the pilgrim of art."-London Atheneunn.
PARTISAN SIGHTS AND FRENCH PRINCE
P~LES--By j. j. Jarves.-lst and I'd series.
without question, one Of the raciest books ever written on
Partisan life and manners-"-Boston Post.
ITALIAN SIGHTS AND PAPAL PRINCE
PLES-with numerous illustrations-By j.
j. Jarves.
"The sketches of which this volume is composed, are not only
spirited but informing. They furnish an impressive idea of the
grandeur and the glory and the degradation and shame OF mod
ern Italy."-HomeJ Journal
S7-tf For sale by II. II. WHITNEY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-14
G.. L.. & CO..

G.. l.. RICHARDS & CO.
OFFER FOR SALE A COMPLETE AS
u s0RTMENT of
Ship ChnndIery.
Groceries.
Provisious.
Hardware.
Crockery. &C..
Kegs tongues and sounds
Kegs msckerel. boxes Goldfish, boxes tobacco,
and / boxes raisins, boxes SOAP boxes candles,
Boxes Bristol brick, vermicellL, macarroni,
Bbls Id cider vinegar, cases assorted syrups,
Cases green corn, sausage meat. mince pie meat,
Cases Lobster, raspberry jam, ounces,
Cases strawberry jam, cranberry jam,
Cases strained honey, apple sauce, French capers,
Cases cheese, tomatoes, tomato ketchup,
Cases pepper sauce, assorted sauces, English sauce,
Kegs split peas, white beans,
Kegs eastern butter, cranberries,
Boxes saleratus, soda, cream tartar.
Boxes ground pepp- r, alspice, cloves.
Half bbls dried apples, crushed sugar, brown sugar,
Baskets olive oil, Carolina rice,
Cases water, soda, butter and sugar crackers,
Cases ginger snaps, Jenny Lind cakes,
Gases brandy peaches, brandy cherries,
Gases assorted pie fruits, assorted meats,
Cases oysters, pickles, sardines, prunes.
Chests tea, kegs pickles,
Gases yeast powders, pineapple, whorteberries.
Cans boiled linseed oil, Kegs English white lead,
Spirits turpentine, American white lead
French yellow, Red lead,
Prussian blue, Boxes litharge,
Chrome green, Beeswax,
varnish, Bbls bright varnish.
Bbs pitch, BbIs coal tar,
Rosin, Bales oakum,
Tar, Casks cut nails,
Casks composition nails, Wrought nails,
Coils Manila rope. ass'd sizes, Coils marine,
Tarred rope, Selling stuff,
Spunyarn, Hand lines,
Whale line, Log lines,
Hemp twine, Deep sea lines,
Signal halyards, Cotton canvas,
Cotton Irvine, Oars, &c.
Hawaiian beef, Prime pork,
Mess Beef, Bbls navy bread.
Bbls. pilot bread,
Kegs Old Tom;
Octaves fine brandy, in bond;
Kegs old Sazerac brandy, in bond;
Kegs 0tard, Dupuy 4 Co. brandy, In bond;
Bbls old Monongahela whisky, in bond;
Bbls old Magnolia whisky, in bond;
Kegs old Magnolia whisky, in bond;
Kegs old Bourbon whisky, in bond;
Cases Geneva Gin. in bond;
Cases Schnapps,
Fine Port wine, expressly for family use;
Fine Sherry, Fine Sauterne,
Fine Claret, Fine Hook;
Cases ale and porter, Bitters,
Baskets champagne, Demijohns &c, &c, &c.
Honolulu, Sept. 8, 1885, 115-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-14

At THE OLD LUMBER YARD-Just re
IA ceived, ex Fortuna, the best assortment Of Eastern Lum-
Der ever imported, consisting of
$4,000 feet assorted white ok plank, for Ship Carpenters
and WheeIwrights' use.
10000 feet white pine sheath & boards. I inch thick.
$4,000 feet yellow pine 1t to a inch plank, for heading and
steps
10000 feet Pennsylvania white pine boards. parallel widths,
pianed on one side.
5000 feet Pennsylvania white pine shelving, pianed on both
sides.
$4,000 feet assorted dimension plank, II to 9 inch.
100000 best Aroostuk shaved cedar shingles.
$4,000 best laths.
And a variety Of building materials.
c. Ii. LEVERS, Lumber Merchant.
e. Fort tire