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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-22

nr persops calling for letters In this List,
please say they are ApyERTisEb.
Anderson mrs Henrietta Atkins miss Ann d
Adams miss Mary A
paIar mrs virginia L Brooks miss Josephine
Railey mrs Mary BGwry miss Polly
Burley mrs Mary Blankinship miss N
Rraunan mrs Mary Ann Bran h miss Lizzie
Raas mrs Mary Burton miss
piank inship mrs Al Blew miss Henrietta
Brown mrs Ann Ellis Bniort miss Harriet :,
Bark sdale mrs Beverly Berkeley miss Bette
Branch miss Elizzia
q
GRIMM mrssE Chalk mrs Fannie
Conuor mrs Currotti mrs
Cunningham mrs III M Cosby mrs MARY
Cobh mrs A Conret miss Sarah
Csin mrsJ Carter miss Mary III
Chandler mrs M Chick miss Mary r,
Croueh mrs Cooper miss Mary Ii
Courtney mrs Sarah Cashle miss Ann
Carter mrs Agnes Collins miss Z
d
Devaux miss MP Drake miss Clara
Davis miss Maria DAVIS miss Annie
Dickinson missJ Davis mrs VI III
Il,ett mrs LIB Edward miss Ann
Farquhar sen, mrs W Frost mrs M
Firth mrs fielder mrs u
Finnighan m ISIS NJ Eeagan miss u Anu
Flournoy miss Mary Fitzgerald mrs
q
Gentry mrs Aida 6athright miss
Gibson mrs Elizabeth Gundersheimer miss II
Garrett mrs Mamie III Cay miss M1ilie
Gardner mrs Sallie Glazebrook miss lndiz
Gillespie miss Annette
Hagan mrs Margaret Hooker miss Lizzie
Henry mrs Hendley miss Mary
Hop ms miss NJ Haskins miss Sarah
Herbert miss Blanche Hart miss Bette u
Hogan misc Bity
lnray mrsMP Irby miss VI "
Jones mrs AZ Justice miss j
Johnston mrs A N Jones mrs O
Jones miss AE Jackson mrs EA
Jones miss Va johnson mrs Julia A
K
Kennon mrs Amin Kelly miss Addie
Kirse mrs Ann
L
Landram mrs sallie @ Lambeth miss Martha
Lydon mrs Bridget
II
Mott mrs HELEN Martin miss Lucy II
Madison mrs Thersey Merideth miss Letitia
Mathews mrs Sarah NJ Melton miss Leyenia
hosby mrs Mary Mallory miss Martha
Miller mrs Jenny Meyer mss Louis
Mason!mrs Catharine Mum miss Sarah
Mountcastle miss
Nc
McEvoy mrs Mary hcTyre miss Lucetia
Mccarthy miss Ellen
Neal miss Virginia
o
O'Connell mrs Lucy Owens miss. Mary
p
Pae mrs Jane Pollock mrs Indiana
Pollard mrs Camela NJ Place miss Anna
Purks mrs Ann L Payne miss Maria
Purkins mrs VIM Z Peatross mics
Page mrs Martha
r
Robertson mrs Nancy w Radcliffe mrs Fannie
Rock mrs Martha Fay miss Matilds
Reene mrs Martha G Ramos miss MaryL
Rogers mrs Lucie
Slorer miss Susan Saunders miss VI 2
Sanders miss Susan Smelling mrs CLEOPATRA
Sheffield miss Agnes NJ Sears miss Camilla
Smith miss Agnes Sears miss Frances
ehields mrs Mary @ Shepherd mrs Lucinda
Smooth miss Mary G fchWetzer miss CAROLYN
simms miss Mary A Spears IL ISIS Jennie
Smith Mary
Thornton mrs Trice mrs Ann
Tyler mrs Cerenda Ii Tinsley miss Nancy q
Tyrrell mrs Ann
Wooson mrs Patrick Ii Wirgo miss A A 3
W oodson mrs Nancy Wrenn miss
Whittle mrs Mamie Wilson miss Jennie
WEIGH mrs Margaret L Wassswman miss Laura
Williams mrs Lizzie J Warrock miss Maria
Warrel mrs Elizabeth Wagner miss Matilda
Hren mrs Elizabeth Waddell miss Sallie J
Wilson mrs CathRrinA
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BRU1NGroN, King and Queen CO., Va,

r8~ DR.. GARLIcK: Sir-Having con-
.tantlv used your sEMpLE's BAKING POWDER" since
its origin and being more than pleased with its ef
fcacy, L readily pronounce it the BEST Of the many
kind, have been in the habit of using.
Very truly yours, &C,
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TIE oUrRAsls IN CuBA.-The Havana correspond
ent Of the New York Journal of Commerce no.
tices the British outrages on the Island of Cuba,
already stated by telegraph. He says:
The commander of the British war steamer Styx,
IL assuming considerable jurisdiction in the ,caters
and upon the shore of Cuba. A few days since, be
ordered a detachment of marines on shore at a
small port to the eastward, with instructions to
search sundry plantations from eight to fifteen
miles interior from the point of landing giving as
an excuse that he had suspicion Of cargo of ne
groes having been landed in the vicinity, which he
wished to seize. &c. No negroes had been landed
In that part of the country, so that the foragng
party contented themselves with small hen-roost
plumber, and zig thrown in to cure their disap-
pointment. General Concha has caused the cap
tain of the District where the landing was effected
TO be brought to Havana in irons, to account for
his conduct in not preventing it, by force of arms
The impudence of the Styx representative Of the
gunboat feet, will not be endured by the govern.
ment Of Cuba
DIED OF OLD AGK--It 10 said that Canary bird
which recently died In Brooklyn IN. W vas TWEEN
A
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ew SPRINGFIELD HALL.--There will
be meeting at this Hall, on Church Hill, on SAT-
URDAY NIGHT. at O'Clock, when all the Candi-
dates for the various offices of the county are invited
TO attend my 2I-2ts
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EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-THE annual convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Va, COM
mencsd at Winchester, the 10th inst. Rev.
Charles Woodbridge, opened with prayer, and
Rev. Joseph Packard, delivered the opening SER
mon. A letter to the Alexandria Gazette says:
Bishop Meade followed in earnest address,
appealing to the Clergy and Laity in this time Of
religious interest, and upon this present OCCASION
conversion of souls, so that this Convention might
exceed all held before it, in the blessed effects
which usually attend these favored seasons III Vir-
GINA. After divine service, the Convention was
called to order by the Rt. Rev. William Meade, d.
D., and 50 of the Clergy answered to their names
The assistant Bishop, Rt. Rev. Johns, D. D., was
also present.
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GRAND 90
ar EGTM e NTAL BALL a
~ AT sstN
"a ASHLAND!

The FIRST REGIMENT OF VIRGINIA yOLUN.
TIERS,
Col. TII9S. z. AUGUST, Commanding
Announce 10 their friends and the public that they
will given
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EFFECTS OF ToRNADo.-A letter in the Marlboro
Planter, from Woodville, Prince George county,
Md, gives an account of the terrible tornado in
that vicinity, on Saturday afternoon last The
steamer Planter had just arrived at her wharf:
About fifteen persons were caught in the steam
ers warehouse, and among them the writer of this,
at distance Of more than eighty yards from The
shore. The scene here was truly awful, every one
expecting watery grave. We could neither get
on shore nor on board the boat. When the storm
subsidized, all made for the shore, and then found,
to our utter establishment, the river filled with
horses. oxen, CARTS articles blown from the shore,
and chairs, settles, and various other articles,
blown from the deck of the steamer. Capt. Weems
lowerd his boats and struggled to rescue all be
could. From Truemans Point up to the village,
almost a total destruction was made. Barns blown
in every direction not single timber tree stand
ing; fencing all gone; drifts of hail four feet high
in the village; chmneys blown of, and the entire
enclosures of part of the village torn to pieces
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DIED OF OLD AGE.--It 10 said that Canary bird
which recently died In Brooklyn IN. W vas TWEEN
tysix years old. lie had been blind for year, was
white.
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For sale by all Druggists and Grocers. my %

M DR.. VIM. PAssMoRE will preach
(the Lord wling) tomorrow SUNDAY morning,
at Bethel Meeting House, on 18th street, Union Hill.
at IL o'clock my 22-lts
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ANOTHER SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.-The London
Times states that proposals about to be issued
Tor the laying down ola second electric cable to
America by an association to be called the Euro
pesn and American Submarine Telegraph Com.
psny, with capital Of 81 600 900, in go shares
Plymouth is to be the point Of departure from the
Engiish coast, whence it's to proceed, vfa Cape
tinistsrre, Lisbon, and the Azores to Boston In tbs
United States, or to the island Of Bermuda, and
thence TO Cape Hatterss in North Carolina. The
total length would thus be nearly 1900 nautical
miles The promoters state that they have re-
esivsd certain concessions, with exclusive priv
iegss, from France, Spain and Portugal.
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Eg LADIES AND MILLIYERs will find
at the LADIES' BAZAAR, No IFS Broad street,
one of the
RICH EST and BEST ASSIGNMENTS
Of RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
B0NNETs, and
MILLINERY GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ever brought to this city.
81 Selling at low rates. my H-2w
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A NCHOR BOLTING CLOTHs.-A full
n supply on hand, and for sale cheap. by
GARRISON, ANDERSON CO,
my 20 No JOG Main street
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r DICK inson's h Don Juan, by imp. Glen
coe out of Darkness, 5 years old. l04 lbs.
Edwin Hester,s Oh Shockoe, by Tally-Ho,
dam Betsey White, years old, 100 lbs......-..
John Csmpbelps b z Mat Spsngler, by Tally
Ho. dam Seven-Up, years old. 81 lbs...........
Mcdaniel kranch's b h franklin, by NichO-
las, dam By imp Priam, 5 years old, 81 lbs.
Thos d Watsons CD john Dooson, by Tally
Io. dam by imp. Trustee. years old-l00
h.
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LEGHoRN AND STRAW BoNNETs Also,
Gentlemen's LEGRORN and PANAMA HATS.
BLEACHED by q NEW PROCESS. to look as we'll
as new LADIES' BAZAAR,
ny l5-lm IFS Broad st.
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WTHITE GREASE. WHITE GREASE,
w WHITE GREASE, for wagons drays. carts
&C. for sale by JSO w GARLICK
Apothecary and Druggist
my % Market Place, Fran kiln street
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OFFICE MERCHANTS INsURANCE Co,

ers Of this Company will be held at the Compauy's
Office Corner 18th and Main streets) on MONDAY
next, the 2ith inst, at412 O'Clock p. NJ.
my I8-td J Fl MONTAGUE, Secretary.
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TasaYaI.-Beny6t q Mr.. Bskse.-That painsts-
king aud deserving actor, Mr.. Bokes, takes bene-
az At the Theatre tonight, and offers quite no.
velsy to gather hs friends there. The tragedy OF
"Richard the Third IL to be produced with fire
Richards. The personator Of Richard In the FIRST
oct 10 Mr.. Marden, IN the second Mr.. Hight "a new
appearance in the third Mr.. Albaugh. in the 4th
Mr.. Bokee, and 10 the ffth Mr.. Adams This 10
something new, aud will, with other attractions,
form n very varied entertainment.
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MILL PICKS.-Selid Cast Steel Mill
1SI Picks fully warranted, for sale By
CLARKS0N, ANDERSON & Co,
Nc los Nzi,,
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NTHITE-WASH BRUsHES.-A large
w supply OF very superior quality, just received
at JN0 w GARLICk'S Drug Store
my 22 Market Place, Franklin street
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THIRD ADDITION OF NEW GOODS
L We are now opening the greatest bargains in
new goods which we bought at the closing OUT sales
in New York, last week. consisting of choice Dress
Goods aud Black Silks rich Eulbroderies ana White
Goods; Mantillas Parasols and Hoop Skirts also q
full assortment Of Uomestics. All in want of cheap
goods will do we'll to give us a call.
j 4 MkOSENBAUM
my22 .lg9 Broad street
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EOR HIRE For the balance of the
year, two young Servant Women, accustomed to
general homework. Apply to
WM PHILLIPS,
my Ennldir,s lnId atnr,a
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GALL FIRST ON TUPMAM s. HULL,
~ "a MAIN STREET, for your Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods as the stock will be found com
plete in point of quality. style and assortment We
are receiving new goods twice week. thereby keep
ing the stock full.
For Men and Boys wear, No 8 Main street is the
place. TUPMAN 4 HULL,
my q Successors to Groshong. Tupman 4 Co
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CsunHAI.-Jossph Turner has been convicted Of
eAsnis Lynchhurg. and sentenced to Ave years
saesssesnsns In the psnissntiary. He already
- brother serving out IS years In that institu
tiss, br murder.
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IMPORTANT FACTS TO PURCHA-

ERE8H GOSHEN BUTTER-3O tubs
a FRESH no. ! GOSHEN BUTTER. Just rec'd 4,
with a general assortment Of GROCERIES, for sale
low for cash, By SAMPSON JONES,
22-3t< Agent.
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Affairs In Bedford County.

Ind thus closed the most brilliant meeting that
been known at New Market for many years.
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NEW GOODS!
JUST RECEIVED Elk
---1r toe.

:.
oaTA
A. SCHAU, MASTER, fhom dAM6uh1
NJ
a consisting III par '"
Fancy prints, mourning do, fancy printec Jaconets, mourning 40
Sup. white shirttng, Russia crash, liner Imperial, nnen nokn,
Linen diaper, towels 90, PEG uck'ng, rinensm, tc.o, ;."n''
Moeskin, monair, oaacs aIPScUa, AsA
Blue and black broad cioth, oihlaru ctotn. nan ciotn,
Velours dUfrecnt, fancy Pnnted corton snirts' ia,se ssnsty,
White cotton shirts, linen bosom no. oiue anu REQ nahnei snirts
Hickory shirts, cotton wool ana sn. unoelsnnus'k e.sey drawers,
Ponchos, bed quiius' wniIe, DUE PINK III Se"o" "annei'
Blue, red ana white 'anAels-
Pilot ciotn Pantaiooms, uo ~
Waterproof eoals, sun 2 LON ~ : =, n h,a In ~ ~. prH.s, ~.
Moleskin Panus. COTTON n ~" uo, oue 49,
Blue mixes oot,on sceks, orown 90, ane ~ ~ =, ~. A..
Isle thread &C.,, an s, oIa euJ ~ nh;ssI 30 ), AZ ma ,~..'
Black silk stockings, Isle thread 90, cniIarens uo u socAs,
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advertisements
VIEW GOODS NEW GOODS
Just Received.

ELUE. BRISTOL BRICK. ASS'D NAILS
Axe handles, row locks. whalers' spades,
Primer chiseis, gouges, files, planters hoes, bog hoes,
Buck shot, chisel handles, knife cleaners,
Safety fuse, bead and moulding planes,
Carpet hammers, blind hinges, wrought rails,
Gun nipples, superior needles, shot belts,
Plated casters, plated forks and spoons,
Pencil sharpenes. shingiing hatchets, copper tacks,
Spirit levels, tea trays, horse brushes, and cards.
Ok bows and OK yokes, corn shelters, grain cradles,
House paper, assorted, pod and center bits,
Enameled duck for carriage tops, new saddles,
Finished grindstones, grindstone fixtures,
Lead pipe, !, 1, II, Il. and . inches,
Douglas pumps, Nos !, 2, 8, 4, I. 9, guarded lanterns,
Glazed sash, sxiO. 1oxl2, lOx14,
Doors and blinds, !, l inch and y inch hose,
Looking glasses, bush and grass scythes,
Heavy log chains, cast steel picks,
Sliding door locks, mortice chisels. brass COCKS, assd,
Iron braces, bags shot, scotia and bead planes,
Pick handles, jack and smoothing planes,
Try and steel squares, hand scress, assorted,
scythe stones and rinies, sash fasts, clout nails,
Britannia tea and coffee pots, bake kettles,
Drawing knives, Gilots pens. 30s, 404,
Curtain rings, powder TASKS. ivory handled knives,
Egg heaters, Ely's percussion caps, silver thimbles,
Black bowed scissors, axe hatchets, boys axes,
Porcelain picture knobs. razor strops and razon,
Zinc washboards, wheeIbarrows, hay cutters,
Timed spurs, harness leather,
Harness, Japan, brass and silver mounted,
Buggy lamps, solar lamps, assorted, solar wicks,
Britannia lamps, shovels and tongs,
Extra handles for Eagle plow Mo-
Flat Swedes iron, assorted,
inch and e-l6, ! square, swede's iron,
4. /, 1 inch round iron, nests buckets and boxes,
Single and double bedsteads.
Dry Goods, SC.
Extra skirts, rattaus, Scotch diapers and napkins,
Printed jaconet muslins, fast coiors,
Turkey red prints, small figure,
Fine prints, white ground,
Curtain cord, paper, cambria,
Ladies' and gents l. c. handkerchief,
Child's and misses white hose,
a., ga, Ga and Ia sheeting,
md a great variety Of Goods, in store and to arrive, for sale by
l13-f Z. o. HALL
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II THE OLD LUMBER YARD-Just re
"A ceived, ex Fortuna, the best assortment of Eastern Lum-
Der ever imported, consisting Of
$4,000 feet assorted white oak plank, for Ship Carpenters
and Wheelwrights' use.
20 900 feet white pine sheathing boards. I inch thick.
5000 feet yellow pine II to II inch plank, for heading and
steps.
10000 feet Pennsylvania white pine boards. parallel widths,
planei on one side.
5000 feet Pennsylvania white pine shelving, planned on both
sides.
$4,000 feet assorted dimension plank, 1t to 9 inch.
100000 best Aroostnk shaved cedar shingles.
5000 best laths-
And u variety of building materials
C. ii. LEVERS, Lumber Merchant
81 Fort street.
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We know that Baron Gros WAS negotiating ct the same
time, and . French treaty was probably signed about
the same time with the English treaty.
| ATTACK on CAxrox.-The Chinese sttempted to
| take Canton by storm on the 10th and 2lst July.
The Gazette says: Between the little north ana the
east gate-the weakest point Of our hne-fukkni
crowded on the wall in thousands; but AL our men
had to do Was to pelf 1T them through loop holes and
embrasures - fast As they could load. Pandy, OF the
roth, under Captain Whiting and Lieutenant
Mathews ut the east gate. did his deroirs with much
gallantry, We are told. No soldiers could have ex-
hibited q better spirit. Altogether. some 800 rounds
Of ball cartridge were disposed Of, and 50 thick were
the Chinese clustered together, that every shot must
have told. With the approach of daylight the
Braves retired, and it is said cannot be induced to
come on again. Some smell from the heights, plump
in the midst Of them, had but little effect in freshen-
ing their way. Headed by mounted MandariDs.
they retired sluggishly, evidently in supreme disgust
at their want of success
It was feared that this attack would lead to further
hostilities, and perhaps to q renewal Of the war.
We quote an extract from . letter in the Friend of
China. giving an account Of the scenery on the Gulf Of
Peeheli:
The face Of the country here is entirely different to
the south. The River is very narrow; in places not
wider then two Gun boats lengths, the tide being
rapid. The country is very fat, with numerous
villages built entirely of mud, each cottage having q
small chimney appearing at one corner Of the roof.
The fields are cultivated to the rivers edge, with
wheat, barley, and millet, which. apparently. have
just been gathered in, as stubbles are still being
ploughed up by a most primitive looking machine
with two mules or donkeys, attached. The natives
appear larger than in Canton, and ater the Forts
we're once taken seem to have been utterly par1lyxsed,
as no further molestation was offered to the expedi-
ton. At Tien-tsin the people chin-chin'd, and
brought US eatables of numerous descriptions+Sheep,
very fair, like Cape mutton, with long tails, at .
dollar and q quarter. Eggs, Apricots, Fowls and
Fish, and be bought at a mere nominal value. and
ice, in any quantity.|I believe if the Treaty is not
ouicklv ratified. we shall soon be in PeEin. This Is
the 50 On Dir and there is very little doubt We can
take possession of it with as little loss as at Canton,
where we hear there has been o great row since We
Ell.
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FOR SALE OR HIRE.

WERE SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLES,
= Il = 9Th : ST. e wssdse ssdss: ,s sd PazLAk's ckLk-
On band, extra csoth, DanAOasa Wax, esehsee he ARpZ to
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New Goods, ex Bark Melita."
|Dxs. GOLDFISH; KITS NO. 1 MACKERELs
Kits cod tongues,
Cases lard, in tins, 10 lbs each,
Corn meal, in tins.
Ground rice, in tins.
Carolina rice, In bbls,
Boston smoked hams,
Crushed sugar,
Loaf sugar,
Water crackers,
Butter do,
Soda do,
Oyster do,
Milk biscuits,
Ginger snaps,
Sumbles,
Dried apples.
1o7-+f At g. sAvIDGE's.
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE,
Just Arrived from Liverpool,
THE CARGO OF THE BRITISH BARK
ssP oRTEMA
Dry Goods.
Bales fancy prints, bales muslin, a complete assortment blankets;
Velvet CARPETS. black doeskin, velvet rugs, blue twiled flannel;
Moleskin, cotton umbrellas, silk umbrellas, Victoria lawns,
Fancy shirts, white shirts, superior white shirts, jean shirts;
fiosp ss,e essas sMt ls thread eadI' a aa ass9ii men. a. a otU Wo%sn' 3 shoes;
Reehng jackets, pilot coats and trowsers, fancy drills;
White sheetng, brown hollands. linen cambria handkerchiefs;
White damask table covers, huckaback toweing, white drills;
shirtings, madapoiams, grey domestics, fine and good white calico.
Sundries.
Casks bottled ale and porter,
Hhds draught ale,
Crates earthenware.
Gases fancy biscuits,
An invoice Of Roskirs English watches,
6tons fencing wire,
5smail iron safes,
2 copying presses.
Assorted round and square iron;
20 boxes TX tin plates,
English whi.e lead. paints and oil.
Also Received via San Francisco:
Serge and flannel shirts,
Assorted cloths,
corah handkerchief.
On Hand
Liverpool and ST Ubes salt,
English groceries, pie fruits, pickles,
English browns soap,
States and fire bricks,
Anchors and chains,
Saddlery, etc, ETC.
And a very varied assortment Of Dry Goods and Sundries-
~ An invoice Of NEW GOODS is expected shortly from San
Francisco. f10Stfl ROBERT C. JANION.
JUST RECEIVED.
II AIDES, SIDE LACE E
Ladies' foxed Francois CATERS,
do velvet slippers,
do fancy buskins,
Misses fancy CATERS,
InEants' boots, =
Mems Oxford ties,
do patent leather CATERS,
do glove top do.
Han c. A. L n. p. POOR.
FRESH RAISINS,
TDER YANKEE. IN ls2 AND Ia BOXES-
For sale by t116tn G. L. RICHARDS L CO.
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FOR SALE
BY the Agent HudsOn's Bay Company.

BY the Agent Hudson's Bay Company.
VIZ Stssia1 ri;s .s ia:ssS oS % ,alssasin s.' ssss ; ssss;'
Black paint, green paint. Stockholm tar. pitch;
sheathins copper. assorted sizes composition nails, do |;
Anchors and chains, az the lowest market rates
Assorted cordage, tarred and Manila
Stlton cheese, hams, Byass' ale. sherry, port, brandy
Geneva sauce, preserved meats and vegetables
Aberncthy's biscuits, Lemann's biscuits
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY,
including fittings and trimmings Of all descriptions for carriages
EARTHEN WARE AND GLASSWARE.
Canvass Of all Nos. huekabacks, stockings and hose;
Long Cloth, various qualities madapotams
Srown cotton; blue prints, mourning prints, nusiin.
Linen Eteo1 dril. "a eamS1ic hs .ndsaeb T ! ~ IN. flna Do. BOOK BOOK muslin unI5
Victoria lawn, jaconet, black Orleans, do Alpaca;
Alpaca umbrellas, ribbons, black lace mins, black SIX
white silk, barege scarfs, broad cloth
s VIZ, nantes tiles new 9s ,s ;y,s. cords and t. ..l y.
White vesting green, white, blue and amber ienos ;
Blue flannel. printed and plain barege;
Gold lace, ! to II inch combs, &c, &C., &c.
q. sse.s variety. SIT
NOTICE!
furnish 70 the Honolulu public the following, on the most
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-28
EASTERN LUMBER.

TIER ELIZA & Lila A SELECTED
assortment Of Eastern Lumber, consisting Of
Yellow Pine Flooring, Worked.
Spruce do do do.
Cabin lining.
White Pine worked Partition Boards.
VIDE Conn Boards, Shingles, Laths, and a general assort-
meut Of BUILDING MArERI AIS, selected By the undersigned.
66-tf C. b. LEVERS