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The last days of ths Old Year WIN be chershed in
GIFTS uory ofLose who parcass book. for the NeB
GIFTS. EVANS CO.'S
GIFTS GIFT BOOKSTORE;
The m ~ varied assortment Of Books offered
10 the trad. in the Ciy. ths ossst cash prices
with every boob gin J. made worhfrom 3D. to
HAPPY IslOo. -
EVANS Co. GUARANTEE
NEW Ito cell all books low lower than be bad
lof any boob house IN the City and
YEAR WITHOUT EXTRA COST.
TO present every purchaser 10 the amount " dollar
TO or more with
ALL worth in many cases, sore than ths Bsok pur
chased.
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First E.pistOi.ary shot

Ftrst E.pist0i.sry shot
FOR THE HOL ] DAYS.
Mr.. LUCIUS HART, Nos 4 and BuEngshp.
DEAR SIR:
Mr. Smith and myself inquire whether yos contioue
10 prJ. PLATED GooDs also whether your prices
retsons and your good formerly II So
desire call for the purchase Of Holiday Gifts
Please reply through the papers. and obge,
Yosn Gc J. SMITH, No. 10 As.or.paoe
Mr. Smith respectfully Informed although attention
principally confined METALS sOd the whoaae trade.
the department, aud nsve at sent ni
assortment richly plated tRSs TEA-SETs CAKE-BAs
KETS, CASTERS, PITCHERS, SPOONS, FORKS, CUPS,
Gc prices bicb offer great iDe emeuts % purchLse
LUCIUS HART Nos. and BnrliDe,hp
Foo: Of John s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

N + w ID A l + u Ia
~ BOOKS
rUBLIsgED
TICKNOR e. FIELDS,
DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK.
The following elegantly printed wot.' Of p.,ms,sn. y.iae
hay. been with reference 10 tho Hoay Sea-
MRS. FANNY KFMBIE'S POEMS.
NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION
In One Handsome volums. lsno. 81.
large number Q, the Poems III. beautiful volume
a the others entirely out o. prn 10 tho rml which sy
originally APPEARED.
H.
REV r. w ROBERTsOys
(os BRIGHTON. E,GL,sDJ
LECTURES AND ADDRESSES
LITERARY AND SOCIAL TOPICS
In Oaa vOlums limo. sI
This most collection Of Mr. Robersons Pabns "a.
dresses i. pubased uniform 'tys with hi. Sermons.
WILLIE wINKLE's
NURSERY SONGS OF sCOTLAN'
EDITED BY MRS sIsBEE.
Price IS Cent.
This choice ',e 'ss I. gotten up in very eissaa. ra,uer
attractive volumes Of re Kind ever issued la America
INTERESTING AND POPULAR voLUMEs
JUST
TICKNOR YIELDS.
THoRNDALEi o., THE CossLIcr oS OPINIONS. l soL,
lemo. 81 ~ Now really
CHRISTMAS HOURS. By the su,hor Of "Ths Homewma
PATH Sc. l VOL isso. 80 cent? Now ready.
AYAcHr VOYAGE or SIX THOUSAND aILEs D,
Lord Dgtsrn- Al Now reahy.
TIE LIFE AND TINES or SIR PHILIP SIDNEY.
WITH fine Steel IOusvns' OIL Now ready
ERNEST CARROLL Or ARTIST Lrs ~ ITALY. Price
IS erDts. Nov ready
THE CouErsHrP OF MILES srANoIsH. AND OraER
POEMS new volume By II :" Lonsfslew vol, i,ao.
JOURNEY DUE NORTH BY oeorse Augusta. s.lA L
SIR WALTER RALEIGH AND HIS TIMES, WITH
OTHER PAPERS BY Charles Kingsley Eiitsd by snnseH
vol, lII9o. 81 10
TIE AGE CoIosoI,L s,rrsE AND orHEs NEw 20.
Ess. By the 4sihOr Of Fe.us" vol, leqo Is esn.1
LIFE or GEORGE sTEpHEssos. R.iiw.y Ensn.sr.
By sau.ne emi.s- VOL, l2no 81 IS.
TOM BROWNS SCHOOL DAYS AT RUGBY. vol,
rRELAxEEYs RECOLLECrIoys OF SHELLEY AND
BYRON vol, lsp.o. 75esn,s seoord Esiii'n
RAN AWAY 10 SEA. By MAyse Reid. l vol, isue. IS
WHITE LIES. BY Cha.. Resds. vol, Hno. sIa
DOUGLAS JERRoLDs Wit. IvOl, isu.o Is osr.a
rIcKNoR FIELDS
Win have r.sdy e. few days:
T.
THE
SECURING OF THE WHITE HORSE,
Ok,
THE LONG VACATION HOLIDAY o.
A LONDON CLLRk.
By the Aa,tor q " School Days a Rnsby."
WITH hLrsrs.ross BY RrcHAsD DOYLE.
l,oL, lano. Un-iorrn with "Tom Browns school Dsyas
H.
TIE LIFE AND LETTERS
DOUGLAS JERROLD.
sos,
BLANCHARD JERROLD.
n volrns 10 fun of interest and vii lst.~sf from
many i sssed literary - the spbler, q hsmet.
ye., .buo
NEW BOOKSTORE in BROA -
~ rHArcHER HUTCHINSON, No ~ sss.slg e.
kicholas Hs.<il have . TIE sssorrmea u Of
BOOKS aal eTARIONE1Y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
N Z W B o o k s {.
LITTLE, BROWN Co.,
No. ll2 " Wsshirg.on-s,-, bosro,,
PUILIsa THIs DAY:
HISTORY OF NEw-ENGLASO
THE STUART DYNASTY
By Joan GoRBAN PaLFsEy, LID
yoI l. eyo. Maps. Cloth 81 %

Dr. P.1r-y has written the His;orr Of New cnssIf " u
before HIS Official position formerly
q tats of HAsssehusts and MS researcs IA Al
Of historical repositories abroad have brought p'@ nsm
s tie docGni-lts which tAs primary nseias OF
history HI dosy accuracy thor 5ushSss anG cA19o' IA IN
the c.ness OF h, esfnug and the oaA OF ms
cuurs quses Of the hi:sst service IN ais ance
iabipg There freshness H. the dow Of hs uArrAse er"
segscy IL bis euocry expressions Of opinion ana eia
summing up points disputed pplened which eng.E- sse
tie hye and the fullest couhieucs y, his readers
boston Da.y Advertiser.
Thi. nc be ,teme and 4 Il. fo-un.te that it,
has fallen into hands # scholar Of prof
culture aud yAri.d experience We have lad an op
prtuu-y something 4 the extent and mineness Of
DR. Paeys uquies Of the conscientious hfefy wiih which
b. yuiug his .bors Of his unrug pains 10 attain 20 A.
basis ahsorisn-wthout which superstrlctnre w
b- vsuse accuracy; and Il lis desire ~ set a. the
fountain of New krssHd institutions and 20 trace The pns. Of
He doing this and nence the pubhc
viii .ce o JOB work bit such prod1cou So labor and
and ihe closest reflection only prodGcs bo.ion fos
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH BALLADS,
SELECTED EDIrEDY
Prof +. IHlLD.
Vel. = g. i6Ino. Uniform With the British Poets.
fl,sk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
THE POEPICAL WORKS
JAMES MONTGOMERY.
WITH MssOIR.
IL Oo l5no inform with the Br.sh Poets. Cloth, ~ IS
BRITISH POETS AND EsSAYlsTS.
LITTLE, BaOWN L Co.'S
EDITIONS

BRITISH POETS
A COMPLETE COLLECTION OF THE BRITISH POETS.
oD Chsucer Wordsworth embracing The whole works
distinsushcd authors with escOn. from the
Bnor poets accompanied with Biographical Historical and
(riiica Notice.
EACH WORK is SOLD BY ITSELF.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
THisp.
THE AMERICAN CHESS BOOK.
foURrH
ETHEL's LONE L LIFE.
A N.~.Englaud Novel
n. Al. n ~ SXrAv

lemo., masin. Price ei
oP,w.r and purity the exusites ot this nose'.
Without An strained hasvg'r and withont de-
nes. pure and natural Few Pcrsons ae ntroaaees VINO
NAV their paris upon no exalted theae aud srolni whom are
thrown extraordinary astous Tue -uoft 20 msk" inc
reader res'ed few principal characters one l 'ns
most xp.reuced novels. mil sht well haze soijet and yet
entirely successful"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

These the Aower Of the best English literature for
CENTURY place library They have borne large
culture Of mind and style for generations aud
our elders upon e and wsh for those
entering active or literary life sccs 70 no pnrer or more cop
ous or stimulating fountains Of thought sentiment and
motive than here n. A. Review.
Fo school and family Libraries these books jus, what
needed convenient size and Attractive outward
pearsnce."-l Boston Transcript.
supuruou 20 praise the essays-hay are by general
models of English style aud are fun u
entertainment knowledge Of the world and moral nstructon
they h. Rad with pleasure long the English language
lives, - ". Y Commercial Advertiser.
No greater service be done in the Of good ers
extensive alton Of these standard compositions
They embrace TIE best models Of 10 the Engi language
tBostou Daily Advertiser
"a seeries q standard works. the value and popularity of
which have ouy increased with time."-lH T. Times
me more desirable edition has ever been publshed"
N. Y Evening Post
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
ro the Editor of The n. Y. TrtbuDe.

To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune.
Sra 1be Aanu.l Festival Of ire Wison indn,tr.ai S7e,ol
is7 AZ" 4 I.s. iS.s., Tber- wi. Dnner given 20
'be Children, distribution Of Gs, beside the u'aA EIsr
he " n eommerce at II O'Clock 700 will sre.,y
se se Us By rsrns noe of the Festival in the Morning
''r''' n HBEkSErHy,. No. = East Ia:A..
c D. ROBERTS, No. lo7 5chsv.
TtrsDsy Dec. %, ls5s
Knives and Fork.-Pes,l Iso,y and Hon Haodles
,up.or quality; PLATED WARE splendid pa,:on' in
or siD,e articles; CAKE BAshErs. URNs, PLATED
FORKS and SPOONS TEA TRAYS Of elegant hnish BOYS
TOOL CHESTS, SKATES. sLEIGHs se. for the Holidays,
foT sale By W.N SEYMOUR Co.
No ( Cha:han,qlsr.
The Committee on srreets will NEE. on WEDNEs-
DAY The 18th iS. at 2oeocs n IN room No. City Hal, 70
ss into confederation DeGD SIs;tn'ed BY The Carmen In
'' '''''' 70 incense 1sos v Spsas, Com. on s.,ss.
Coffee Urns for New.Year's Day.
BLOCK TIN TESs GsSs from go s;; ssssb;
siLvER-PLATED URNs from sl2,o so each
At No' and Bsrln,,lip, BY LuCIUs HAhT
Ths Rev Theodore L. Cuyier siI Lecture Ts,, il the
burrh on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Dsce n6er a. 1853, fr
snbood Tickets 25 bod Fosters music
No 80 South 7ths, hones Box store, No t ih-st and .;
For'ters No. 2a2 Grsno,t
Lectures, &c.-Tbs ,ub,crb,I respectfully informs the
Mems Associations that hstandipe bis occupation Edi-
Of The Constellation" 10 by his intention 70
rsinqu,h bis profession for olowed) - PUBLIC
LECTURER but that he w heretofore, socep. invitations
deliver his Lectures IN reasonable terms
and short notice. Please address PARK BENJAMIN No
Yves, l7thst, New-York City,
Five Points House Of IDdus stry.
CARD.
We frequently csed sccouDt In tie following manner
Some csls the los.ution and ave sent you Sir
alton Of provisions Tor money! zach dsy bat did
not sciDowledg IL" 49,
.xpsnst most 10 THE: There two Mission
Houses az he Five Points building called Hou'e 81 In
dvsry Hr PEAsE the other building 10 called Fire Poats
Meth d II our friends about 70 send US sootr.
button should direct IL Five Points Mission, N " IL
would soT reach Mr. PsAEs institution bat would 80 70 toe
Methodist institution and of could not sckuowedee
reception because m. hovsss hare nons
tous Intended stond directed NJ PEssE, of
BARLOW House Industry Y" rsefu for the bbersity
Of nds feel bound IN justice 70 them aud ~ ourselves
make this statement -
B. II BARLOW, Superintendent
L.. NJ. PEASE, GENERA Agent
Hew.York, Nov. "a, 1853.
Flint E.pistO.sry shot
FOR TIL o L d vs.
Mr.. LuCIUs HART, Nos 4 snd Bwtngshp.
DEAR SIR:
Mr. Smith and myself wish 20 inquire whether yos contisue
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

ITO BILLIARD PLAYERS.-FRANk LES
i LIS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER eon'ans every
ve.h B1sros By the oeebrssd chxnpion payer
Mohs- Pb.ar aso has dssrsn sh,wns the way 70 nAAs
| the ,hireel.shos Fer sale u ~ News Depsa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29
VNHE WILD FLOWERS OF AMERICA,
e. ~


TT'HE WILD FLOWERS OF AMERICA.
BY MRS. C N BADGtR
fHE WHOLE EDITION or THIS CHOICE AND SUPERB
WORK Is NEARLY SOLD.
Only 50 CoPirs LEFr.
Es be AaG tsn SeIsoz at asy Ues.
WILD FLOWERS,
DRAWN AND COLoREO PROM NATURE
BADGER,
With Al INTRODUCTION By Mr.. L. II. ssourney.
VOL large folio, with q PAGE Coofsd IastIaoss IN rur'
hey morocco &l5s sntiq1e morocco. fl2 81.
This sumrtuous volume:he superb o. ths Kind
is1sd- presents oher claims 10 attention, in addition 20 s
sEn6cen exterior .be resppd-r. oorns'of s
Plates the rchne" Otis mechanics. execution, aud the
ofpo.y that secompsny Illustrations l. contains the Guest
specimens Of the Field and Forest Flowers Of America,
all their exquisite perfeetionuo; int faded DOT
atom Of brI.n; down brushed from their p-.sI
From Nm. L. II. gogney.
"The Wild Flowers Of land. dnse and II eus'rssveJ
petal deuy rchnsS-every leaf aud stem CT the
bsh ftb and the whole sc.urttey drawn and e1qu,ey
ooorsd uatgre-M Bsiser has pand plate
with an expressive orsrs' poem, msips her Flowers hvins
birds We challenge The annals Of wonan history IN ali
age, produce parallel stance of artistic taste genius AID
industry"
Also on HsSp-A very large stock Of STANDARD WORKS,
JUVENILES, &C., for Gifs.
C. sCRiBSER, BROOKS Blildns,
Nc. I24 Grand-s. % door ess. Of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

HAPPERs WEEKLY aud SUPPLEMENT
III cc,,.,. viii the NEWS OF THE WEEK, H.,
DICKESss NEW CHRISTMAS STORY
BT-LWERs WHAT WILL He DO WITH fT'
rS cher rr Stories with Poetry SuaeroG- Sip-r5
Iyu.rs:iou, ' Dsrlry hoprin, Pa.,ons "AiiH"y, Ae
Pree Flvf CEsrs esch
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

FIVE HUNDRED VARIETIES
o. Abuu Annual sDi Ansossph books profa.ey astfstd
b ,ps se~ :. vir and bound In style Of n1roces
10th a. 0sef prces iosn o.n ee asa shd
Nh .y.ry ool b~sl.ul present, Do s 70 cal aud
snils fsI yourselves, fn rNASS CO VII max.
" a NEW-YFARs PkLSCST.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

fbs EOURTH LECTURE in the Course will be delivered in
the North Presbyterian Chnreh d. Hsieds) corner shay
spd s,,t-st on THURSDAY EVENING Dec. 81, BY GEO
wM CURTIS sobj.ct-" Sir Philip Sydney, tae 0entie
rAn-
Dnors open st O'Clock Lecture will commence O'clock
rSk.ts IS cents be had st the door . -
T- p.,t Lecture Course Will be delivered BY the REV
n Mib tee shud Preacher formerly Chaplain 20 ;he
H.u.e Of Aaron BuTon MoN-
DAY EVENING" Jan. 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

This choe little bss is gotten in very essan.
pncsl snameptaon renders Of The most
attracs- volumes Of re Kind issued la America
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

ITO BILLIARD PLAYERS.-FRANK Les
i LIES ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER coutains every
veet column Billiards by the celebrated champion player
Michael Pie an II also diagram ~Ds the way make
The thirt-e MT sh.t. For sal- AZ ell New. D-po,a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-29

The FniS of the Ladies' Benevoieat society OF
the MEMORIAL CHURCH will CLOSE THIS ("rdnss-
es) EVENING at No 75l Broadway with sale by suction
Of the remaining goods.
Cooper Lectures Prof CHAS. II. PORTER WI ,eS'
ne a, the Cooper Institute ON WfDNtsDAf tNtNiNu'
lc % Al ~ O'clock Subject: FIRE BRLLiANILS LILY
IR.TFp. Admiration 25 cents
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o BY EXPRESS.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
u NEW Books by Express from New York and San Fran
cisco by every regular packet. By the next packet he will re
ceive the following. all new books
DR.. Lvingston's Travels and Researches in South Africa. illus
tratei-$4 SO. q =
S. so.
Atkinson's Seven Years in Siberia and Tartary-$5.
Isaac Taylor's World Of Mind, l2mo-4l IS
Scenes OF Clerical LHe-being the Sad Fortunes of Rev. Amos
Barton, Originally published in BiackwoodJ -s5c, paper cover.
Debit and Credit by DIR. Bunseu-&l IS.
rope-$l 50.
Mrs. Sdgouney's Lucy Howard n-$I 50. &
The Hasheesh Eater-being passages in the Life Of . Pytha-
gorian-$1 IS.
The Happy Home by Kirwan-$1.
Curtis-$A TlItxta $50
Hydes's and ferris Mcsmonism-H rs. !
California ana its Resources, liustrated-$3 rs. r
Mrs Iiale's Receipt Book, (new and enlarged editionlEe2.
Miss Lesties New Cook Book, (new and enlarged editor. H12.
i02-2t kk Ts .Fs HSar n. n kWE9TTNEY S Il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-11-25
HAW AIIAN BEEF!

--THE UNDERSIGNED. AGENT
for the sale of LOuZada. Spencer s.
%ED Co.'s and r. C.. JaMiOm's Ia vvniinm
-1AA Packed Beef. has constantly on hand and
for sale BEEF of the above well known and approved brands,
which he offers for sale at the market rates.
P.Su-This Beef is packed ri Waimea. Hawaii, at an eieva-
ton of several Thousand feet above the level of the sea, where
the climate is cool and well adapted To the purpose II is
packed in LIVERPOOL and TURKS ISLAND SALT. by ex-
perienced packers. and is warranted to keep for IL months in
any climate. -rr ALEN- j. CAKIW Right.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-11-25
CAPT. ROBERT BROWNS

CAPT. kOBEkT BROWN
WHALING GUN, PATENT ON LANCES
FT AND GUN
FTER ,r.F RAJ A RS LABOR AND
y EXPERIMENTING upon whales, On the whaling ground, with
his APPARATUS, combined with The advantages 81 being a practical
nent j. finn of a Bomb Lance, which for utility and effective
ness cagi-i he excenel-
The attention OF Agents and Officers of whale-ships is called
to the following testimonials
SAN Francisco, January 10, 1856.
CAPT. r. RRowS-Sr. 1 take this opportunity To inform
you that W. usi thos" Bomb Iances we bought Of you, and
found them to be of great I'VE eft in capturing whales amongst
the ice.
The fist whai T. { we r~sd the Bomb Lance on was killed
In the following manner The boat went alongside NJ the whale
and the boat-steerer fired "A Bomb into him a. a then fastened to
him with a gig iron the Bomb vas heard to explode, and the
whale did not blow after the Bomb exploded. The above-men-
not have got that whale and many others that we did get, If it
hyd not been for your Bomb Lances, and we fully recommend
them to the attention of those fitting out whale ships.
Respectfully yours
THOMAS WALL, Master bark George.
HoSoLrLu, March Il, 1856.
Carr. ROBERT BRowS-My dear Sir I used your Bomb
Lances in taking a whale, north, the past season.. which made
$50 bbls. of oil. We never could have taken him without said
Lances, as our boats could not get near enough to use the com
mon hand lance.
Yours Respectfully,
@. L. Cox, Master w~hsle-ship Magnolia.
HoSoLuLU, March Is, 1856.
CAPT. RoBERr BRowS-Dear Sir I take this opportunity
to inform you that 1 used your Bombs on the voyage in the ship
commend them to all whalemen, and especially around the ice.
I also used the harpoon and got most Of the whales by youi
Guns and apparatus
Yours Respectfully,
ISAAC ALLEN, Master ship Herald.
Other testimonials can be seen by calling on the undersigned,
sale.
l4a r. COADY L CO.. Honolulu.
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90 Saabatnlfu.
ID. G.. e Co.
Offer for Sale:

900 BBLS. EXTRA MESS BEEF.
ZOU3O0 bills prime pork,
100 " GaIlego -four, s~uperfne,
100 " Haxal do do,
25 half bbIs superhne -four, for families,
o5,0o0 lbs bread, pilot. navy and medium,
IS hall bbls crushed sugar,
so kegs butter,
$50 coils New Bedford towiines,
so bundles navy oakum,
IS bbls pitch,
90 boxes tobacco,
1000 gallons spirits Of turpentine,
2 tons iron hoops,
800 coils Manila cordsge, 81 inch, u, IT.,
81, q, 81, 3. "a, II. q, 2. II and II inch,
so coils 9 thread. 9 thread and II thread.
so coils Russia cordage, u inch shrouding,
5.4, 81, 5, y, 2 land II inch.
IS coils 9, IL and Is thread, sehing, hambex.
line, rounding and houSelne,
Chain cables and anchors,
Copper and iron spikes, 1 and s inch
Ships cambooses, complete, Nos 2 and s.
Whale irons, toggie Eons,
Whale bots,
Coron duck. Nos. 2, Z, 8, Q and Z,
10000 feet white pine boards.
Hard pine heading,
Spruce -four boards,
Hard pine flooring boards. 12S-tf
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REMARKS.

Ar A. Honolulu, Oct 81 @
Arr 1t Honolulu, Oct 20 f.
Arr 1t Honolulu, Oct 81
AR ut IAhaina, Oct q |; sld Nov
Arr At Hilo, Oct 81
Arr 1t Lahaina, Oct 81
Arr Ct Hilo. Oct 30 ; sid from Hono,,..s
|Ochotsk, Sept l, $50 as
Arr st Lahaina, Nov IL /
Arr st Lahaina, Oct IS; sra Nov 4 n,
Arr at lilo Sept 8; aid Sept IL for New 1ss
|Ochotsk, Sept !, Z whales
Lahaina, Oct 2 sid fun Hon. Oct 10 a
Arr II Honolulu, Nov II
Arr 1t Honolulu Oct is IS
Arrived At Lzhaina Oct s ; aid from H., a
Arrived at Honolulu Oct IL; sid Nov. sss,ss
IOchotsk, Sept 100
Arr at Honolulu, Nov II
Ochotsk, June, 2 whales
'Ochotsk, Sept ], 400
Ochotsk, Oct ], 1000 2
Arr at Honolulu Oct /; sid Oct q 10 e-,s.
Arrived at Bonolulu Oct II !; sid Nov h,
Ochotsk, Aug 20, 500 VII
Arr ut Lxhaina, Oct % I; SID Nov II tocn.
Ar At Honolulu, Oct - 80
.ns;.. ~, ,6 8 w. y, av'l 'ss
-. T.h.;na a. IA. si,d Nov * Jus
49, 1a.na,i, W. IA ~e"s
49,. G., Is 200
80. Sh.i;n.
Arr at Honolulu, Oct %
Arr at Honolulu, Nov4
-. u.n.,rh, ~ Of
~ ~. 49,. No. Isss
.<os' u -. A.N -yo N,
ATT ~ mn r'Hu s@s
AT ~ shoac'u,o,
Arr Lahaina, OCH; SIG rom Honolulu Oa Ii
Bristol q aug 10, ciean
Arrived at Honolulu OCT =; SD oct Il ocs
'chotsk, sept q, ~
Arr NJ San Francisco, Oct -, lo0 VII. 5000
Arr ut Hho, Oct "a Ho-i"iuiu, octS
Arr al Lahaina oct rs ; SID Nov Is
AR at n .n.:uiu, Nov II
Art ut Lahaina. Nov
Arr at Hilo Sept 4; sid Sept Is for New Zaa
Arr at HiIo. Oct 80
Arr Mt Honolulu Nov 20
Arr at Honolulu, Oct % SID Nov 20
8fsl
Arr Mt Lahaiua. Oct p
Arr At Honolulu. Oct 4
Arrived Honolulu July so (: nd Aug 10 fm y
Arr at Lahaina. Oct rs sid Nov 10, to cruis
Arr at Honolulu. Nov
ATT AT Hono,ulu sent Is; sid Oct 8 for n Za
Sent 1. rs VIII
Sen. u. 500
Arra t Honolulu Sept L; sid Sept IS for n "a
Arr at Honolulu. Oct % ; SID Nov 10 TO cru.
Arr at HiIo, Oct rs ; SID Nov 10 for Califuu-
Arr at Hilo, Oct %
Arr at Honolulu Sept 10; sid Oct IL 10 cuis
Ochotsk. Sept 25, SEQ
Arr at Hilo, Oct rs sid from Honolulu Nor
Arr at Lahaina Sept 3; sid Sept 10 for New q
Arr at Honolulu, Oct % SD Nov IL for hr
Arr at Honolulu Oct IL ; sid Oct Is for "a
Ar at Hilo, Oct %
Arr at Honolulu, Oct 20 ; sid Nov l6 TO erus
Arr at Honolulu. Oct p
Arr at Honolulu, Oct 81
Arr at Honolulu, Nov :
Arr at Honolulu Nov y
Arrived at Honolulu Oct 10 sid NovShN NJ
Arrived at Honolulu octo
Arr at Honolulu, Nov 10
Arr at Lahaina, OCT ~; SID from honoiuin NJ
Arr at Lahaiua. Oct D; sta Nov Is for n I'd
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To halemen!
~ w. MACY would respectfully solicit the same pa
We tronage herrtof NJ enjoyed by the old firm Of Macy &
Law, at the established Depot for Whaienen's Supplies, at Ka-
vaihae, Hawaii. where will he found at all times a good supply
of Beef. Mutton. Pork. Poultry, and also the ceie
brated KAwAIHAE POTATOES
The above articles can be furnished Mt the lowest rates, ard in
quicker time than at any other port at the islands. ALI beef
sold by me will be warranted 20 keep in any climate.
~ No charge made on inter-island exchange.
.2tf g. W. MACY.
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SAILSi SAILS!
ENOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED.
the following SAILS, suitable for a vessel of $50 to 800
tons viz:
aE01 new Topsail;
j new ForesaiI;
I new 7. VI. Studding Sail;
main Royal;
! Spanker, ] yfb,
/ Fore Topmast Stayssn, ~
SPEAKER. S
TOP Gslsntsail,
1set iron strapped cutting-n Blocks, with chain pendants,
complete. ta3-tl b. r. SNOW.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

@ SAvIDGE BEGS TO lNf ~ y
% friends. ~ n mutual protection, he ~ ID
goods to. Chinese or Native servants, unless ,xuj
the money, : written order, OF q passage DOCS
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NOTICE..
IVI port Of Honolulu, in want of sEAMEN, win find it to their
advantage to call at the Office Of GRAHAM & MARKHAM,
where can be found whole crews at the shortest notice. APP
proved security given for the amount advanced TO seamen
until outside OF the reef From past experience and strict atten-
ton to our business, we hope to be able to give satisfaction.
JAMES GRAHAM,
Is-6m WILLIAM A. MARKHAM.
ID USSIA CORDAGE. SPCNYARN.
Marlin, Sewing Stuff, Flag Lines. Hooks and Thimhles.
Double and single blocks, White Lead. Chrome Green.
Chrome Yellow, Prussian Blue,
English boiled Lnseed Oil, Gold Leaf.
For sale by
e2tf II. iIACKFELD & co.
A n G III o X 8, CHAINS. CORDAGE. sc
"A rs Coils Manila, Ii to ~ inch,
so Z" Russia tarred Rope, p to z do,
Anchors, weighing from 100 to 1000 lbs,
3 Chain Cables, L! inch, 20 fathoms each,
S Of best pattern Ships Cabooses patent OF 1855,
Is Cabin Stoves, for coal or wood.
For sale low by Q4tO J. c. SPALDING
BREAD
GIOURLY EXPECTED per "Syren,"
SO Casks Bread, in whalemen's casks,
100 Brs Bread,
100 Cans Wafer Bread, a new and superior article
For sale by
11s-a CHAs. BREWER, 2p.
ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
NEW ANCHORS, FROM 1000
~ to 200 pounds;
New English stud and Shackle Chain Gables, 1 l-1o to II inch,
s4tf For sale by A.. j. CARTWRIGHT.
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SUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE, &c.

SUPERIOR CHAMPAGNE, "B r c II,
- Foucher & Cot pale sherry, hook, ciarets Of different
brands. French Iiqueun, Gassorted) Swiss ~absynthe, Hamburgh
bitters, fruit syrups, (assortedJ cherry coriiais, raspberry vim
eenr. I'm, real Hollands, dark "a poje brandy, schnapps, pate
ae. For ssh by fss-tn KRULL& MoLL.