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ROAD NOTICE.

FINHERE will be petition presented to the
i Commissioners of Monroe County Ohio,
at their next session in June, praying the
alteration of the County Road leading from
Graysvile to Brownsville. Said alteration to
commence at the big road near Levi Joys at
the forks of Browns run, in Benton township,
thence up the left fork of said run through the
lands of Robert Riley, George Coss, Anne
Mcllugh, Henry Winters, WIN. Fereaker, and
the heirs of Peter Harmon, deceased. Said
alteration to terminate at said big raad, near
the school house by Benjamin Coss, in Wash
in3ton township. MANY PETITIONERS.
May s. 1s5S-4w pd.
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March 10, 1883. Aud. NJ.
NOTICE IN PARTITION

~ GORGE w. SHEPHERD and Elizabeth Shsp-
VI herd his wife, William Shepherd and
Tanner Shepherd his wife. Moses Midkif Abra.
ham Midkif and Nancy Midkilf, of the State OF
Illinois, ana Aaron Bartine, of Monroe county,
Ohio, will take notice that on the 25th day of
January, A. d. 1855, Michael Steven. filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
fteas, within and for said county of Monroe
his petition which is still pending in said court
wherein the said Michael Steven demands par
tltlon CT the following described tract of land
situate IN said county Of Monroe and State OF
Ohio, to Wit: The north west quarter of the
south west quarter of section 4, in township 6,
and rang. 7. The said petition will be for
hearing in said court on the l4th dav of MAY
A. ID. 1865.
HOLSTER OKEY & Ho1LIsrrR.
Att'ys for Michael Steven.
March 10 1S5S
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Estl.ay Notice.

CrRAYED from the subscriber on or abou.
~ the AIN of April 1858, two mares; one
iight iron gay, four years old, barefooted, with
small eyes; he other little brown mare with
small star in her face, about five years old.
she had three shoes on, and half shoe
on one fore4ro0t. She has biloxi feet and ls gs.
Any one who will return said mares or either
OF tLem OF will give tns subscriber informa-
ton so that he may obtain them will be lib
orally rewarded. His residence is two miles
north OF Somer.on, in Belmont coanty.
STEPHEN B. DAY
Anril 81. Is5s.-3t.pd.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MONROE

COUNTY.
George Thompson. DY virtue of writ OF
vs.. ID execution to me di-
Benoni Early rected from the court of
common pleas Of the county of Monroe and
State of Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, at the front door of the court house,
in the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a., m, and 4
o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 5d day Of jane, 1858,
the following described lands and tencments
situate in said county, to wit:
The undivided one-half of the south east
quarter Of the north west quarter Of section
four, township two, and range four.
Appraised at one hundred dollars.
Taken in execution as the property of Benon:
Early, at the suit of George Thompson.
C. NJ. MORROW. Sheriff
Nay 8, 1858 30. Mon. oe Co., o.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Appollo Stephens, DYvirtue of an Or
VS.: IL der of sale, in
Modelane Stephens ct al. partition, issued
from the court of common pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, and to mo directed, will offer
for sole at public outory, at the front door of
the court house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in
said county, on Satupday the
9Th day Of Nay, 1858.
between the hours of IS o'clock Il. m, and 4
o'clock, p. m., of said day, the following des-
cribed real estate, to wit:
Town lots Nos. one, ~, two ~, three 81,
four (4), five (5), six (6), and seven ca in the
town of Calais Monroe County Ohio, which
said lots was appraised as follows: No at
$50, No 2 at Sll, No 8 at Sl0-33i No i atSl0.-
335 No at SIS, Nc at s35 and No at $40.
Ordered to besold in the case of Appollo Ste
phens against Modelane Stephens and Others
G. NJ MORROW,
March 2, 1853 Sheriff, N. C. O.
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STA1E or ONO, MONROE COUN
TY, COURT OF CONlVON
PLEdS.
Petition for Divorce.

Andrew Stafford, V'IE said Margaret Stat
VS.. 1 ford, whose place o.
Margaret Stafford. residence is unknown, vii
take notice that the said Andrew stafford. on
the 9TH day OF March, A. b. 1855, fled i'll the
Office OF the Clerk of the Court of Common
'ieas of Monroe county. and State of Ohio his
petition against her in which he pray for i
divorce on account of the gross neg 'ect Of du:y
OF said Margaret. Aud that said petition vii
be for hearing at the next re- gular term Of sal i,
court. WN, f. HUNTER
March 10, le"S.-6w. Atty for Pl'ff.
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viz; the Water mark, "Hszo,oay, Neu
York. oad Loadon" which appears in
semi-lransparent letters IN every leaf Of
the book Of directions. Unless the same
are plainly seen in the paper when held
between the eye and the light, the book
and the medicine it envelopes are coun-
terfelt.
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ATTACHMENT. 4

Hugh Hamilton, Plaintiff, ! BEFORE David
against Campbell, J. P. of
Bowen Fisher, Defendant. Summit township,
Monroe county, Ohio. On the 9th day of
March, A. d. 1865, said justice issued an order
of attachment in the above action, for the sum
of seventy eight dollars; and said cause is for
trial May sth 1883, at 10, o'clock, 4. NJ of said
Cay. BARNA DEARTH, Agent for
March 81, 1888. Hugh Hamilton
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RO1D NOTICE.

N0TICK is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, ut their next June session,
praying for County Roai commencing at the
road leading from Woodsield to Beallsville, on
ths lands of Aaron Howell, OIL Suniish creek;
thence down the creek to Pughs mill; thence
down the creek through the laniS of Jacol,
Kee per, to the south side of the creek, at the
log shute; thence through the Ian Is of James
Rrscey sni William Steel, to the top of the
hill at poplar tree in the lieli, on the Ian Of
John McMahon; thauce through said McMa-
hons lani to watering trough on the land OF
Culbertson and Cox, thence through said land
TO the bridge Oh the County road
MANY PETITIONERS
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Miscellaneous.
Road Levy for 1853

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Count
~ Commissioners of Monroe County, Ohio
at their annual March session A. d. 1855
levied tax for road purposes of ton cents o,
each hundred dollars valuation Of all taxabl,
property in each of the several townships i,
said county, which tax may be discharged b,
labor on the roads, under the direction of tn,
Supervisors of the several districts, at the rat.
of cne dollar per day.
JOHN g. HOLIDAY,
March 10, 1883. Aud. NJ. C. O.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

UY virtue of mandate to me directed from
- the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, in the case of Jacob Fisher, Ad-
ministrator of John McCasl1n, jr, deceased,
against Jane McCaslin, there will be offered for
sale, at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in said county, on
Saturday. the 29h day Of Kay, 1888.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 1
o'clock, p. H., on said day, the following de-
scribei real estate, situate in said county to
wit:
The west half of the north west quarter of
the north east quarter of section 26, in town.
ship ), and range 4, and the north east quarter
Of the north west quarter of section, township.
and range aforesaid, containing in all 60 acres,
more or less. WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
April 2S. So 90 Mon. Com. Pleas.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT;
IT EXpELs nIsRAsR :

1t is said that all productions Of human s11iii
have their day, aud are superseded by nSw h.
vsntious or discoveries. Not so with this rsu-.
edy. sit is not for day, but for all tine. ~
And why? because 1t strikes at the genera
root of all diseases in the blood, and meAissa
art can accomplish nothing beyond that. Thp
Ointment, penetrating through flesh and fibre.
ike water through porous substance, rsxohss
the germ or radix of scRoFULA, sAir Rnsga
ERfsirHLAs, cAScRR, TuMoR and all srupiiss
uicerous distempers in the ciyruIatien. an8
efases the faint at once and forever. 's
WOUNDS, BRUISES. BURNS Ann
SCALDs. ria9 - -
The extent to which mechanical and lnsza
featuring industry in this country has r...A.
cd is greater than in any other: Here. tkess.
fore, the liability to bodily accident ka5 10
croascd in the same ratio. Accidents are IA
mentally frequent, and sften even. When
Trivial IN themselves, are made, to end fatsllS
from want Of due attention and proper rsms.
dies. The most powerful curative sSer -.
Piled to wounds, bruises; or SORES If anyzsesx.
Is HaLtowAr's OINTMENT. Every trad>snaz--
every man to whom an accident may happSG.-
al who is there exempt i.-- should IS psa-
viIed against the physical danger wkisA.
thosgh never foreseen, are Of honriy essss-
snte.
ERYsIPELAs ctvr -uEUM prr m
AND PAINS.
The oures, which this eiutusgt s1bs>a -
lie lins o.se.s ioi.s STANDING and nisn 4 ave
resisted all other applications, rs we'll = n
curing Erylsipeias, Piles, FistGiss, sax RAssa
and pains in the limbs and joints, haAs bssa
81 countless and SO notoriops threugheut ths
world, tAat any eaart to give an adeqsste -
tailed statement of their number Or uhasasasi
would be vain. 1t is sufficient to say thai tAs
Ointment has never proved inefacaeious.
ANGER. ULCfKS, AND TUMUROua
SWELLINGS.
CANCER, the most terrible maladvtEat stssshs
ths feshy fibre, may be be-extirpatsd BY tRib pssvi
arason. The knife cannot reach the snihuaS
amiiications of this disease, but tie ulNI.
MENr docs 1t tpenetrstes to the sauriss 81 aH
ulcerous disorders, and perfects 1 faaissf
cure. sstt.aT u
GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.
The diseases of the flesh and the stia, q
which children are most subject, sueh - -.
cRrsTED SORES on the head and face, nAsunG
aiSowoRM, rETrER, rzAPIEs, no., are qnickiy ~.
liered by this ongusnt. ~
Both the (l;pt,oe, oe,,s <,.I,t IL. Rsu,.a III
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CeURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MONROE
COUNTY

Wn. +. Hunter, RY virtue Of a mandate
vs.. ID to me directed from
haniel Akers. the court of common pleas
of the county of Monrse and State of Ohio,
win Offer for sale at public auction, at the front
door Of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, betwesn the hours of 10
aclook a. m, and o'clock p. m, on
Saturday. the 5h day Of June, 1858.
the following described town lot situate in
the town o. Woodsdeld IN said county, to wit (:
Lot number one hundred and four, as mum
hcred on the plat of said town.
Appraised at one hun lrel and eight v seven
dollars and ffty-cents.
Ordered to be sold the property OF Daniel
Akers, at the suit of Wln. Y. Hunter.
C. NJ. MORROW sheriff
Nay 5, 1858 80. Monroe Co, o.
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.SHERIFFS SHE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MONROE

ASH ~ lIEI Il C-i In.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MONROE
COUNTY. {
Ann Maria Herman, ! Oi virtue of a writ of
VS.. ID renditioni srponas to
John Kernan. me directed from the
court of common pleas OF the county of Mon
roe and State of Ohio. l will offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door of the court
house, ia the town of Woolsieltl, in said conn
~, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and
4 o'clock p. m, Oh
Saturday. the 5h day IF Jane, 1853,
the following described lands and tenemcnts
situate in said county, to wit:
The north part of the south west quarter of
section thirty -four. township ons, aud rangr
three, containing one humdrcd and two acres,
more or less.
Appraised at ons thousand dollars.
Ordered to be sold as the property of John
Herman, at the suit of Ann Maria Herman.
c.. NJ. MORROW, Sheriff,
May 5, 1S5S.-$360. Monroe Co., o.
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ATTA OKMENT NOTICE.

Paxton & Donlon, order OF attachment
VS.. "a was issued in this case
VIM. McMunn. on The Doth of april, 1853,
by Jacob T. Morrill,, a Justice of he Peiee in
and for Salem township, Monroe county, Ohio,
for the sum of one handred ami twelve dollars
and forty cents, the defendant being a non
resident. The case is set for hearing at 2
o'clock p. NJ, on the 5th day of June, 1858.
PAXTON u, D0NLON.
Nay s, 1s5ss-4w.
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The diseases of the flesh and the skis, a
which children are most subject, sueh - n.
cRrsTkD SORES on the head and face, nAsHna
siSewoRM rrrrHR, rIsPtEs, no., are qniekly ~
fiered by this oagusnt. =
both the Oiof,oo,f <,si,} Al. nsNs a ..yS 4 :.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-09-23

We have been permitted to make the following
extracts from a letter received from a former resident
at these islands, now living at Port Townsend, O. 7.
"The intelligence from fhe mines is not very
promising and there is but little excitement. Many
of the boys come back hard up and sick, and do not
seem very anxious to get back again. There is no
dependence to be placed on the news from Victoria.
for by one boat it is stated that Fraser river has
fallen five feet and the miners come in loaded with
dust, and the next arrival contradicts it all.
"Two prospecting parties start this morning to
explore the Scadget river. Should they find gold suf-
fcient to pay. it will be the making Of this place.
Business is rather dull here just now, owing to
the fact that it is harvest time and the farmers are
all busy. Messrs. Bond and Pitt from Honolulu,
have staked cut claims in the wilderness, and intend
to go to farming. There are a great many farmers
settled about here, and this will one day be a popu-
lous and thriving country. The land is open and
clear, but plenty of whortleberry, blackberry, and
raspberry bushes. The Indians fight desperately
among themselves. but the whites do not interfere.
'P. McGinnis left here for Port Gamble yesterday,
with the jacks and mules which came by the Foster
Yours, truly, r. BLAKE.
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MEMORANDA.

y whaie.hip Congress %, s,ranburg, of New Bedford,
=. ed In July for the North Pacific.
y whabship India, Rice, arrived at New London July %,
& N Honolulu via Sydney.
u Sailed from New Bedford for the North Pacific July IL,
IL Martha ID, Daily ; 27th- Magnolia, Pierce. for do.
Capt Smith, Of bark Farorite, et the Arctic Ocean Aug.
:. Brings no later report than that brought by the Architect.
q The Polar Star, Weeks, which arrived On Saturday,
f71gs but little later intelligence from ships in the Arctic than
> previously received.
sEroRr PEP PoLsH STAR FROM TE AEcnc ocEAs:-Aug.
:, Christopher Mitchell, Manchester, ? whales Saratoga So
g a, 2 do Eliza =. Mason, Smith, 2 do Gen. Teste spoken, in
~ ring Sea, Aug. :, nothing No whales In Bristol Bay. Pass
.. out 172 passage in company with the following ships Aug. %:
y rrengo, Skinner, from Arctic, i whale George Washington,
v reham, from do. nothing bark George and ship Tahmaroo
Md NOT understand what they bad Gipsey, Mantor, OF st.
e ssrence Island Aug !, nothing this season. Lots Of ships in
-. Straits and Arctic Ocean, and no whales Dense fog all the
a. nth Of July
ToR HoxoLrLr--The brig Asgensff, Capt Ira B. Studley,
. It'll a full cargo Of whaler's recruits, merchandise, &c, sails to-
day Gang. 81 for Honolulu, Sandwich Islands Shei is consigned
- Messrs- r. Coady 4 Co, merchants at Honolulu, Of which
APT p. g. Wilcox, OF New Bedford, IS a partner-N-B. List.
" The ship Polynesia, now at this port, recently arrived
2 ON Honolulu, viii be taken to Boston, where she will load for
: N Francisco under the command OF Capt. Morse, late Of bark
Bheying-Ibid-
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IMPORTS.

Prom vALpxRAIso-per Kate Foster, Sept 15N43 sacks barley,
- do nour, I q ciar9, 20 hss rice. "A csks sugar, ! 6 brandy,
. do sherry
Prom sax FRAScsco-per Raduga- Sept $500 sacks salt,
10 do barley, 800 do potatoes and onions, 600 do flour, 4 cases
tobacco. 5 do medicine, / bri medicine, 50 cases tea, Is ocandy,
10 do cigars, lss pkEs .s cases assorted mdse I &c clothing,
1acks beets-vslue, 81 0o7 -; 2 pkgs specie, t$2oool
Yrom rsxxALss, Wiper Jenny Ford, sept 1s-5I,655 #
pooved boards, 6o9s do ! plain, l11,92s r. rough boards. 6.e42
X Inch plant. ais n bzfpens, 62,g22 n scantHng, 25.547 #
shelvfne, a $40 n pinch plank. 5000 pckets-
From sAs FRAxc1co-per Flying Dart, Sept 2234o sacks
49, 10 brn e,imoo. Sc sacks potatoes, IS do onions, 24.9i0 feet
rough redwood boards, sel7 4 tongued and grooved flooring,
non redwood siding, .295 shprt do do, 8 bris brandy. 2 bags
coin, (S12, 253) ! c. jewefy.
he salosing Is the cargo per Hawaiian schooner Alice, now
aue from San fnneisco. having sailed Aug 30;-113 pkgs asstd
uquor41o q matches, 46,5ooh lumber, 300 bags oats, oes mdse.
vaiue, sass.
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TWO WEEKS LATER.
ARRIVAL Of THE U. STATES MAIL.

On Thursday last at 6 p. NJ, the American clipper
ship Raduga. Capt. Burditt, arrived at this port il
fifteen days from San Francisco, bringing the New
York mail of August 9Th, and dates from Europe t.
July 18th. Capt. Burditt's ship, though not a full
clipper. made the passage from San Francisco in tn,
same number of days as the E. F. Willets and tn,
Skylark.
Pacific Side.
The elections had taken place, throughout the
state, and had resulted in the triumph of the admin.
i~stration wing of the democratic party, excepting in
San Francisco, where the Peoples independen,
ticket, - has been elected.
The bark Fanny Major, to tonch at Lahaina,
was to sail about September 16. In another column
will be found a letter from a correspondent in San
Francisco.
From the Northern mining regions the intelligence
was uninteresting. although whole columns are de-
voted in the California papers to !" correspondence
Open war had at length commenced between the In
dams and miners. and a number of the latter had
been killed. Although the river had fallen, we read
of no g big strikes but every vessel arriving at San
Francisco from Victoria, brings crowds Of returning
miners. The Northern Light declares positively
that the Bellingham Bay trail is complete.
The Hudson Bay Company, whose rule in Victoria
terminates next May, were apparently determined to
make the most of their time and were very strict in
the matter of mining and trading licenses.
atlantic Side.
The most important announcement by this mail is
that the Atlantic Telegraph vas undoubtedly laid.
We copy the following from the San Francisco Buile-
tin of the Both ult:
With regard to the Ocean Telegraph, our readers
will End in our columns the original dispatch from
Cyrus w. Field, Superintendent of the Company,
announcing the arrival at Trinity Bay, N. F.. or the
American end OF the wire. This dispatch was re-
ceived at New York but a few minutes before the
California steamer sailed. BY it, will be seen, that
on Thursday, 18th July, the two ends Of the cable.
on board the -dgamemnon and the Niagara were
sphced together in mid-ocean, and that at one O'Clock
on that day the two vessels. (the former accomnan;ed
by the Valorous, and the latter by the Gorgon.1
steamed away for their different points of destination.
paying out the cable as they went. The Aeamemnon.
as our readers know, was steered for valentia, Ire
land and the Niagara for Trinity Bay, Newfound-
land On the 9th Of August, the Niagara had
reached Trinity Bay, and the cable was to be landed,
and connection established with the shore at once.
As the distance from the place Of starting was about
the same TO ireland as to Newfoundland-it was
presumed that the .dgomemn0n must have been very
near her destination; and therefore that the attempt
at laying the cable had been successful. During all
the time that the paying out was going on, signals
had been readily ansmitted from one ship to the
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VESSELS IN PoRr-sEPTEMBER ea.

H L Ms corvette Eurydce, Pichon.
Am clipper Sd Golden Eagle, Harding, mp for N. Bedford
Am clipper ship E. 2. Willets, Holmes, up for New London
Am clipper ship skyiark, Rollansbee. up for New Bedford.
Am clipper ship West Wini, Baxter, mp for New Bedford.
Danish merchant bark Candace, Schau, up for Bremen.
Am ship John Marshall.
Am harkestine Jenny Ford, Sargent, up for Puget Sound.
Am brigantine Kate Foster, Billings, up for Victoria.
Am sch Flying Dart, Freeman
Am IN ship Brooklyn, Rose
Am VII ship Rainbow Halsey.
Am VII ship Polar star, Weeks
Am VII ship Jefferson, Hunting.
Am VIII ship Draper. Sanford.
Am VII bark Architecf, Fish
Am VIII bark Ripple, Chadwick
Haw VII bark Cynthia, Sherman
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In this city, on the 10Th inst, MISS CLARA CHARLOTTE ENaEs,
aged IL years, a native Of sydney. NE. W. tsydney papers
please copy.
In this city, on the 21st instant, GEORGE SMITH, a native Of
Denmark aged Isl years He came passenger per the Yankee
ia hopes 10 benefit his health, hut his disease, that of the heart,
proved fatal in three weeks AFTER arriving
On board bark Fansy Major, Aug IA. on her passage from
Honolulu TO San Fancsco-ffh day ort-RoBEET CLorsroS.
Esq, late agent Of the HUDSON Bay Company in this city, aged
80 years
In San Francisco. Sept. 81, CosSEIIA NJ, wife Of c. u. Post,
aged SO years, Z months and 81 days.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. L.
ARRIVALS.

p 16-Sch Kamoi. Chadwick. from Lahaila-
15-Sch Moi Keki- Hail, from Kahuiui-
16-Am wh ship Florida, Fish. fm HHo, OF and on.
15-Am VIII ship Ripple, Chadwick, from Bristol Bay, 500
VIII 5000 bone. season
lam clipper ship skyiark, Follansbee, Is day from San
Francisco
16-Am clipper ship T. p Winetts, Holmes, Is ds from San
Francisco
Ie-Am clipper ship Raduga, Burditt, IS days from San
Francisco.
1s-Am clipper ship West Wind, Baxter, Il days from San
Francisco
1f-Sch Excel. from Kauai.
1T-Sch Kinoole, from Kona-
1s-Am VIII ship Polar Star, Weeks, I'm the Arctic, 800 brs
this season.
22-Amw VII bark Favcrite, Smith, firm Bristol Bay Aug 25,
20 bhs this season.
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NEW BEDFORD OIL M4RKET-August2 2.

sPrEx-The transactions in sperm since our last have been
principally for export, and the sales on foreign orders have
rached 1.s0 bbls in parcels. At 120c, so do at 11Sc, and 81 do
is7d matter at l3Oc per gallon For home consumption we
~ &c sales $40 bbls at 122c, and 20 do at 12oc per gallon.
VEALE-L in fair demand. and the sales since our last en-
.rE &c 265o bbis, as fIlows :-12OO bbls at SIC, 400 do 1t Sic,
30 do, dark, ut 4Sc- Also $50 bbls South Sea at 45c, and 100
4 10 az 4c per gallon
yHALEBoSE-The sales for the week include 10000 fbs Polar,
900 do North West, and 100 do South Sea al prices not tran
-pEed-N B. List.
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DEPARTURES.

/. Ie-sch Keoni Ana, Rikeke, for Kauai
I5-Schr Noikeike.
I7-Florida. Fish, for New Zealand
1s-Sch Kalama Waters. for Hio-
1s-Schr Excel, for Kauai.
1a-Am clipper ship Rzduga, Buriitt, for Manila.
2o-6ay Head, Lowen, for New Zealand
22-EIectrs, Brown, for New Zealand and home.
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