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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-15

THE WINTER ApRoAD.-The winter appears to
have been severe 10 all parte Of Europe The pa
pers by the Europa furnish the following items:
In Scotland, man on his way to his wedding
WIS lost In the deep snow, and when found was
frozen to death, within a mile of the resi-
denoe OF his bride. For the frat time in the pres.
ent country the river Po has been frozen over at
ferrara, In Italy, for some time, admitting the
constant passage of man and beast. The usual
severity OF the winter 10 that part of Italy has
caused great mortality. Accounts from Asia Mi.
nor describe snow storms, In Que of which Greek
monastery was buried, and the fl We monks had to
DO excavated by the Turks. At Malta, the snow
which had not fallen since the Russian campaign
OF 1872, was some feet high and accompanied with
hail and tempeeta.
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DRY oooDe.
1I,O COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
ruIrrr wnI.rp nREWRY A

FLLE1T. WALLER, pREwhY co..
Solicit the attention 81 merchants visiting HicH.
Mosp to their large and well selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DAY GOODS. most OF
which has been bought IN the Northern markets.
under the depressing influences Of the recent pablc
ut AUCTION and for CASH, ut very low price,. 10
which weekly additions will be male by the agenc{
If their house 10 New York, Bell, Brooks. race
CO. Their facilities such as to give them ~, NJ
vantage of tine changes in the market. ana sb h
prices to the CASH AND rRoMPr6 MONTHS ThAps, Iney
arc satisfied cannot be unjersold by any reEuis,l
hanse in this country. they earnestly asa e"i'
from the merchan who wish ~ purchase
$3.50 WV store No. IL Pearl street.
h,a-ts Richmond. Va.
ERESH SPRING GOODS.-We are re-
l. ceiving full and choice assortment Oh ifcsh
and desirable z<sx.
Comprising great variety Of STAPLE ana 49, VI
DRY GOUDS, well adapted to the Virginia ana
North Carolina trade. ,..s.
We shall be continually receiving, during the
on fra1n anetiou and other sources additional sup
riias which we will sell CHEAP, for CASH, or approx
ed credit. hhNi' FhlN" ".
NH
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Specie lo@7.21s Dec. 4eal
p papesss .is.s2sSs Iss5o7ss 2ss
Exchange. 623,752 7,9ig605 Inc. .26, s53
Das distant Bks. i.ss7,7H I.s7ssi6 Inc. sl.l72
With reference to the dry goods trade. the New
York Post says;
Of trade during the past week. sontherners have
taken hold Of light goods, srch rs lawns. prints,
&C. with more ffeedoFn, and the sales nave Pc n
larger than any week this season. Many 1oobers
show quite disincination to do business, while
others are disposed to push trade TO the fullest ex
tent though not wIno1s tbe rab s9t Tbe,e is
much irreguiarty in the business; some nave me.
large assortmen 5, while others have comparatively
no assor tmept at all. The moderate busln 90 that
il doing appears TO have fallen into hands OF GER
tain ciaes who making the most OF IL The
manufacturing interest IS gradually Teslvihe, ana
there seems to be much more courage prevalent.
Advance i'm sugar and coffee ut New
Orleans.
Nrw ORLEANS March l2.-There Is an active de-
maud In this market for Sugar, and quotations have
advanced 4 cent per pound since Tuesday. In Cot
fee there has also been advance. while the stock
of Rio has become rapidly misunderstanding con-
fined now TO 1000 bags We quote strictly prime
Rio at I2Js cents.
Decline In Foreign Exchange.
Nrw YORK. March l2.-Foreign exchange broke
down fully "a per cent in this market this afternoon.
aud best bankers bills were offered at o14Gss per
cent--the range for commercial signatures IRON
~ to per cent
Northern Markets.
NEW YORK, March 10 -Flour.-The market to-day
ia quetwith sales of 500 barrels az "a 2'ai 81 for
Common to Good State Ohio - 5o0(g 10.
WLeat-The ma kFt to-day IL steady; sales OF SOUTH
ern white 81 3cGl 52h cents; and 81 % cents for
red. 5000, 49,
cents for white,
Pork~The market has declined, with sales of Mess
at sls rs, and Prime $I3 -:
Whisky-The liar et dull at former rates.
BALTIMORE March l3.-Four.-There was very
little activity in the Flour market to-day consequent
w but few transactions were reported The sales on
Change include $50 bbls Ohio super at 81 10; 100
bbls Howard street do at the same rate and 0 bbls
choice brands do at 81 621a, cash. The market for
both Howard street aud Ohio super, closed with free
buyers at 81 50 per bill. cash.
tfrain-W heat was in fair demand and The market
for il steady There 5000 bushels at market.
all of which changed hands at ll7gal23 cents for
fair to prime white; I029lO6 cents for fair to good
red, and we quote prims parcels Of do. at loa@ll0
cents Corn was in fair receipt today, bnt the ma =
ket for white not quite so firm. There were
I6 Oa0 bushels offered. 800 bushels OF which sold at
81 cents for prime white, and the balance sold at SO
AGO cents for good lots of yellow, at 6lQ62 cts for
prime.
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! MARKET GARDEN FOR q

go MARKET GARDEN FORE
= RENT-A Msrke ct Garden, recently occu- Qs
pied by Barman w Davis. Esq containing about
from the First Market On the premises there is
frame dwelling, good kitchen. two stables. well OF
water in the yard, and other conveniences. The
place is in high state of cultivation. Any person
wishing to engage in marketing convenient TO the
city, will please call on EDW'D D EACHo,
Pearl street.
So There is quantity of manure on the pre-
misses. NH g-6t
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FOR RnUr AND sALB.

- FOR RENT The fne Store on
18th street. lately occupied by wilingham 4
Cary streets Possession given immediately. Az
rly 10 HUGH w. FRY.
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Corner nth and Main SITS. Richmond.
WITH A VIEW TO A DISSO-

r. WITH a VIEW ~ a DISSU-
"a LUTON Of co-partnership, the undersign-
Hl2. cd will from this day, sell at their store.
bcorner Of Main and Pearl streets. their en-
tire stock In trade cost every article Of which
in nice order OF excellent quality and most approx
ed sty lea aud would suit Country merchants
aud others dealing In such goods. The stock consists
II fine Gold and River Watches Of the best manu-
factories In Eur0p.; !}old and Silver Vest and Fob
Chains: Ladies' Chatelain Chains; iamond Rubie.
Pearl, Opal, Garnet Finger Kings. Also. a very
large assortment of Is csret plain Gold Wedding
Rings Diamond, Cameo. Lava, 9odstone Far Rings
and Breast Pins, Pearl aud jet Sets for Mourning;
dents sleeve Buttons Studs and Breast Pins; also.
a large assortment Of Silver Ware and Dental In
strufnehts. MYERS JAHNkE.
B.-Watches and Jewelry repaired at low prices
and short notice. ~ M AJ;
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n WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
VA A AER aEB FRxaH ns2E G2


"a WATCH AND. JEWELRY DEPOT. COR
AA NER OF MAIN AND PEARL STREETS
Aiaying received otr fall stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, siLVER-WARE.
and SPECTACLE6,
we are prepared to show of the largest and best
selected stocks that be found In any house in Viz
ginia. We respectfully invite country merchants 70
inspect our stock before buying, believing that we
can offer stch inducements will be satisfactory
Our goods are purchased of Manufacturers In this
country and Europe, which enables us 70 sell az low
ne they can be sold in any of the Northern Cities
0nr stock consists in part Of Gold and Silver Watches
Of every description; Ladies' Gold, Cameo. Mosaic
Pearl, Carbuncie, Lava and Diamond Ear-kings Plns
and Bracelets; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Watch
Chains Gold Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Keys and Seals
Finger Rings. with Stone; Seal Rings; plain Gold
Rings; pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Rings;
Gold, silvenand Steel spectasles and Eye CLOSES;
Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold Thimbes; Gold Neck
laces and Crosses; Silver Spoons and Forks; stve,
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte monnaies and Gard
Cases Napkin Rings Fruit Kniyes; Silver Sets.
One ofehe firm being practical Matchmaker. en-.
ablas us to do work in the REPAIRING department
low prices and short notice. and at the same time
will guarantee to give satisfaction.
MYERS h JAHNKE,
Corner of Main and Pearl streete.
n B.-The highest price paid In cash for old Sill
YER. se3
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According to the weekly statement the number
of emigrsnts arrived ut Castle Garden, New York,
during the week ending March 10th 1S5. max
ing total Of 1912 since the lst of January against
the TO- S4 arrivals for the corresponding period
1851.
The annual commencement of the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy took place last Thursday eve
ming. Oliver G. Sherman, of Virginia, was one of
the graduates.
The court house at Kittaning, Pa, v as consumed
by Are on Wednesday last Loss about $35, 600
no insurance.
number of slaves who escaped from Key West.
some weeks ago, in open boat, have found their
way in safety to the Bahama Islands.
1t Is now said that Thomas Allsop, suspected OF
completely In the conspiracy to take the life OF
Louis Napoleon, has sailed for California.
Charles Mathews continues to swim golden opin-
iens'' in Washington. As comedian, he stands
unrivalled.
Miss Avonia Jones Is play ing in New Orleans.
Thomas Golden has been convicted of the murder
of Nicholas JordoD, 10 Marion county, Ga.
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CAPT. MaRcY's ExPEDIrIoS-A letter from Capt
Marcy at Taos, Jan. III, says that he fityseven
days IN making ,he TRIP from fort br.ogei. FOR
two hundred miles the party encountered snow
two to five feet deep.
They made only thirty miles in ten days, aud fol-
eleven days lived on their starved mules. One
man persisted on the way and many were badly
frozen. Porty-four out Of the sixty-six mules
with which he started died.
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- RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
likely Boy, named sIM0J, twenty years OF
~ aae coal black about Ave feet eight of niue
inches la height rather slender AID dei,ratsi
"a. ,rrd last year 10 Brummel koyster, 4 VIII
nay FIFTY DOLLARS for his apprehsssi9e aso
delivery to me, Mt the corner OF Nh AM yArm s.s'
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CLOTHING, NEGRO GOODS.

NEGkO CLOTHING, NEUh U WUODO'
TaOS. II. PRICE q CO.,
arc GETTING in for those who make such things np
early. a large supply OF Domestic Goods for NJ,
GR0sS and OUT SERVANTS, to which they Would
caI, the attention of farmers and others.
x .,sv Stripes Brown Cottons A. rs "A
No do Plads Bleac'd DO do do do
10 pen'y do Brown Jeans and Twills
DO f,ottobades German Burlaps
Do Denims Farmers Drilis
No Mixed Jeans Domestic Ginghams
Wachussett Mixtures thoctaw stripes
Furniture PIaids Apron Checks, &c
Cotton 0snaburgs, &c
All of which they pledge themselves to sell by the
ward niece or Mt the lowest rates such goods
can be sold for in any city or country:
mn 4-dkcwts Tk PRICE Il co.
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q VERY SUPERIOR WATERPRtjOF

X B00TS.-We have lust received by steamer
smother lot of J. Miles Sens Water Proof
~ Boots, which ate undoubtedly the very best
boots made for keeping the feet dry and warm, and
we will warrant them to render as much, or more
IN want of such article very respectfully In
vited to call at No. lib Main street and be supplied
NH pUTNbY * WAITS
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SIS REWARD.--Ranaway from

~ my farm, Craigtcn, early in October Iast,
ave bright mulatto girl, named MANY nhAn
She liss bright black eyes, long black eyelasnes
thIn ba. head Of har OF sandy bsn s @ss
,ng and Il about fifteen years old / will give $So
for her apprehenson and delivery 70 me at 3, farm
and S25 tor the discovery of ner harberers with sur
fcient proof TO convict Them. she has relatives IN
the city of Richmond, living near the monumental
t,hureh. and was last seen going from Manchester
TO that part Of the town. , orrpYsrIAN
ia n
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NOTlCE.-A Bounty Land Warrant, No
~ 50 1872 for 100 acres was issued to Edward Smith
under act of Congress approved March 3, 1855, the
same mailed at Fork Union Post Office, Fluvan-
ma County, Va, on the 18th August, 1885, to Messrs
smith Rhodes, of Richmond. Va, and has not been
received by them Surprising the said warrant TO
be lost. notice is hereby given that caveat has bee
filed. i'll the General Land t,ffce and that applica-
ton will be made to the Commissioner of p nsions
for duplicate thereof. j. t. SUTTON,
fe I3-lawsw Attorney for the Owner.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.-A. K.
IN PARKER co. have just received per steamer
jamestown. a variety of new and desirable doeds,
New York. They will continue to be supplied from
time to time with whatever is most fashionable.
Among the Goods Just lived, are the following:
Black Fioupced Silk Robes
Do Aduilie do do
Cold AQuille do do
Spring Silks, in Robes, Baysdere, Chene and
Satin Stripe
Spring De LANES in Printed Bayadere and Robes
Aquille
Plain MousseIines and Debeges
Printed Challies, Challie De Laines and Pole de
Cheure
French, English and American Prints
Muslin Sets and Muslin Collars
Cambria Sets and Cambria Collars
Black Grape Sets and Black Grape Collars
ILLUSION Capes Illusion Berthas
Full supply of Alexander's Kid Gloves
Gents, Ladies' and Children's HOSIERY. &c, &C.
fa X PARKER IL co,
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COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-3OO tons RED
"A and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for
sale at the lowest market price. FOR Cash. Apply 10
G LIPSCOMB, Coal Office 18th St,
fe 25-ts Near Mayo's Bridge.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE LAW BUILDING.l
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. IL, 1855. } :
VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court of the

city Of Richmond, January 2s 1858:
Robert Saunders Pit
against
Henry Huntington. Sergeant of the Corpora
tion OF Lynchburg. and as such adminns-
TRAITOR OF Landon Cabeil, decd, Leonard
stiaw. Harold Smytb, Robert Henry Cab
ell Elizabeth Cabeli, executrix OF Patrick
II Cabell deceased, Samuel Garland Vim
cent Tabb and Judith S. his wife, late Ju-
dth 5 Cabell. and William Preston, and
Elizabeth his wife.................. Def
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DUMPS-PUMPS.-W have this day
entered into aCo-partnership snd calthe atten-
lion Of those in want sample Of the oil style
LOG PUMP, which has been in use for hundreds of
years, and proves the best Pump used. We are
prepared TO put Pumps in wells at the lowest CASH
prices mt short notice, and finished In the most ap
proved style. which we warrant to give satisfac-
lion. Shop on Wesfham Plank Road, half mile
fiom Richmond. Allorders from the country prompt
iy attended to sUTER 4 COSBY.
dim
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A. GREAT REDUCTlON-And no

9Af@6 mstske.-Determined TO close ont all
Thick Sole Ladies' Caters 10 make room for spring
stnck. l will sell them f,r the unprecedently low
price (for the quality of 20, worth 81.
VIM. WALSH
mhs Sign of Big Boot, No, a. Main 81
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OEGALIA AND BANNER MANU-
" FACToRY-MAN AND NINTH sTREETs.-I
have on hand at present. and offer ~ unusually low
prices large assert ment OF REGALIA consisting
principally Of MASONIC. BLUE LODGE CHAP.
TER and ENCAMPMENT, l. o. o. r. 5th DECREE
and d. ENCAMpMENT. r. M'D0NALD
fa lid mo
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article for their trade.
100 bbls Rectified WIIISKEY
50 do Y l. BRANDY
80 do GIN
I6 "a bbls Cognac BRANDY
Is do superior Fort WINE
IS do Apple BRANDY
And general assortment of fine Wines, Brandies,
Gins, Runs, &c, &c.
~ Bear in mind that we deliver Goods free of
charge, to all parts of the city.
ALLISON, FAY 4 MELLON,
1874 Cary street,
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nOMESTIC GOODS.-We are receiving
- variety of Domestic Fabrics comprising
Brown sH1RTINsS and SH LETTINGS. all widths
Bleached
Brown Bleached and Corset DRILLS and JEANS
Blue DRILLS, DENNIS, SHIFTING STRIPES
Pepitentiary PLAIDS and STRIPES
Heavy Plaid aud Striped 0SNABURGS
BED TICKINGS, APRON CHECKS
x Heavy Twilled DUCKS. BAGGINGS, &c, &c.
Which we offer to cash, or prompt S'r months buy
ers at very low prices.
+, ~ KENT, PAINE h co.
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m FURs! FURsli FURsiil a

And every other style of Fancy Furs, suitable bF
Ladies. Misses and Children. Also. a handsome as
rortment OF Carriage Robes. Foot dufs. &c.
The above goods have been carefully selected and
hey are warranted fresh and free from defect The
ttention Of the Ladies' ia respectfully solicited.
90 No ~ Main atro.st
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,RICR nWETJJNG IN SIDNEY

g. FOR RENT OR SALE.-The small
E.s Soap Factory on Fairfield street, near the
Old Dstillery 18th street. or further PARTICULARS
apply to EDWARD McAphM'
r S-Tbe subscriber having enlarged his OLD
Soap and Candle factory, Franklin street. rear oil
st. Charles Hotel, and now manufacturing on lar
ger scale than ever respectfully invite his friends
and the trade generally 60 his large and well aseorf
ed stock of Soap and Candies; also for sale eight
hundred bushes best quality leeched ashes TO which
mhitf X. Nc A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-05

SMART PFoPLs--Not long ago. writes n cores
~ OF the Kntckerboeksr, an attorney with con-
poe swell" but not much brains, came TO
IN ohIo, TO "locate." One day when the
nee was full. waiting the distribution Of the
. haif-wItted fellow stepped up to him in the
and said, (" Mr. s., I'm told you have
nere TO practice law" ''Yes, I have" "Well,
IN md y a FIRST rate location. I hadn't lived
our months before | was sued ten tines swell,
fGs to me | could live here for years without be-
pei NJ All II presume you could" said our
fsl'ted friend; people here are pretty darned
they don't sue a fellow without he's good for
F~stsl''
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Ia
aheee zinc. HUMP axes;
Ave M ch.ta. shinxIinr do;
q a ahovela. snads.s- hoes.
|Rakrs mannrr forlrs' boO hoes
Tbrre-t;ned b,v.forts.
~. Eetfire sance mans:
Ralesl Kettles iron pots:
| Nests tin trunks and nails:
pins. plated forks. with iyor,
handled knives TO match:
Swing bir.ds. drawing pencils;
Tn.I;a rubber hair nins:
TSshhooks mari buttons.
PERFORATED board. buggy iamps
Assorted ulapes. dog collars:
Puttv knives neg cutters.
AssorteI tea travs.
Wh;ns aud wb;n iashes.
r.",hsr drs,srs ;ackes ,amps
W;s;tS.rass 49, dust nain
ca xa-a..
80 ahomn:nmr
- asa;,.
= LIE
a"s. 80 hraIs ans
e. w. mai,.,s.
s-.raws
D~nSa.-i. naaiaaLs.
N+A .
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ZINC WHALEs~An exh'bitirn- was male at
B-liaUl recently ~ e. c. Bands Bomb
;. which Is reported 20 have given great salts
n The experiments were witnessed by ship
! - and others. This new Instrument Of dest-uc-
ensiSfs ~ a heavily made, short gan. adapted
Ehm<iug a borih into the vital part Of the whale.
- II explodes. AMI either kills, or So Ear cr;prlrs
fhaf be - eiily captured They are made IF
szes tae fore If the smaller being seven-ei ,hths
! iueA. ami q rhe larger. an inch and an eighth.
~ We ghs Is, and the other, - pounds. An
pay > fe charge If powder Is all that is used,
an being IoDIed with a bomb, cylindrical in form,
s~hIrpened At the forward end, and having a
pr % India-ruhber attcbed 70 IL. like an arrow to
: i 10 IT. mark The cylinder Is Il inches long,
With Two 70 four ounces Of powder. according 10
and having = shank 6 inches long, with - fuse
This fuse II ignited when the gun is discharged
f%Kplodes IN just I'VE seconds, which gives sufficient
tor 70 70 penetrate the whale and do its deadly
The piece "a fired from the shoulder, like the
on gun and the bomb is projected with the
3sion Of a rife ball. If IL penetrate a vital part
whale. II Is almost sure TO kill him at once if
ge IN the region Of the spine. or of one of the
the whales back is broken or his :. shoulder
sharrered y the explosion. so that he can
no further effort to escape The lance is then
and the monster killei with little risk q of life, or
'luz the boat stove. They most ugly species OF
to take = said 70 be the :" California ereys-"
are extremely shy. and when after a long chase,
surprise, an iron is fastened in them they run
- asa locomotive, dive to the bottom Of the
; or more frequently turn upon the boat and
10 atoms with thier hukes- Several ships
ave been fitted ont NJ the Sandwich Islands,
Fuising on the coast Of California, have lost
all their boats by contests with these warlike
r. The Bomb Lance has consequently, become
ilspenslble article in the outft of these whaiers-
snIS carry one gun for each boat, while others
oniy one or two. The guns cost from $40 to $50
aud the bombs SO so a piece. One ship lately
led 1T Honolulu, which reported having taken
\ ools- oil by the use of the Bomb Lance
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Per s.Mountain Waye,' expected in
Der.
500 gallons best boiled obs
IS T-nisee riding sptdles-cOmpietei
2OCO Tbs navy brad;
so half bbis crushed sugar.;
IS half boxes loaf dos
25 Eighth casks American brandy
Per Young Greek,' expected in August.
$50 I6. Il and Is feet oars;
30 bales cotton duck. Nos ?, ga Sc, $50.
40 rs Prussian blue paint;
10 rs chrome yellow doi
SO rs chrome green do;
IoSbs French blue;
go charcoal irons;
SIS 1 Stoves Roger w~iliams;'
esses hops, l ID papers;
100 bhIs extra prime pork
200 bbls Gallego -four;
1900 rs pilot bread;
100 tins assorted crackers;
20 half bhls new Goshen butter;
IIe small cheeses, in tinsi
100 whole boxes raisins;
100 boxes s. ". soap;
casks Zant= cuTants;
IS kits No. i mackereii
IS : case: So 5S;s s SsEs : sr soSa sso;
so boxes champagne cider;
so boxes porter pints-loo doz;
10 bhls Old Bourbon whisky;
10 1O-gaIion kegs prime Bourbon whisky
20 20 s-ssnon kss: superior Se and No extra Whisky,
Va octayes 1Rivierrer brandy;
10 do "Pin-t Castinon 4 Co" brandy;
auarter casks Z" Duff Gordon pale sherry;
Is bales gunny bags;
- doz grey flannel shirts;
d1z scarlet do doj
4doz blue do do;
30 doz denim pants;
80 doz denim frOcks:
10 bales Amoskesg sheetings-4@ brown
s bales do drills doj
10 bales Otis denimsi
Z bales Corlis drnls-44 brownj
case Lancaster stripes
case Anchor do;
S half bbs hide poison.
~ J. c. SPALDING.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-05

WILL BE SOLD, IF APPLIED ron BOON,
w that pleasant Cottage, situated In NuuAnu valsy, nov
occupied by Capt. J. Collins, opposite the rsidsnos q d. q.
p. Judd.
This cottage was built two years since, Of the be- materials,
and finished inside and out in the best manner, and ooatatns
The Parior-1Ax24} feet;
Two Bed Rooms. l4xl0 feet;
One Bed Room-l2xl6 feet.
Also-Dining room, pantry. kitchen, servants' Foous, stable
andcarriage house, and an abundant supply Of good water.
The lot contains one acre, and title fee simple.
The premises can be examined at any time. upon application
to Captain Collins, and for particulars apply 70 bin Or
101-f 4. P. EyE1EII.