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3. s. BARTLETT, NJ.
NEW FIRM.

- DIS BARTLETT Z gINCHEIL n-r.f.,. 81,
5JPSS MAJ etSsTvrt, opposite " 4sl. lo1 Iiag a.
~LL-rNSung "a. 1880 "-''
Dr. Nincieil being compelled b. his rapidly in-r.,
business, 70 add To his facilities Tor doing n 80
pie1suTeiR inioru mag his frstds AID puhlir:
formed business connection uIth y :. artle;f " II
Eno ma ha a!isea accessfEI xsTlslct IN l
Drs T. N W are prepared 20 Tfgrzl every opsrtrriz
surgical and Mech lrIcal D=utsrrar fau.sr=.-F
Prac5'"v al The latest t- ~
ziArAnt-v that for bs lursh1I.t ant prs.t.s-i ,T
n II Artificial Teeth -haiiuat be surpassed. ~
Pcrsohs Who hav- ie-.i-l themselves a-a.zrs r,
comfort Of ATtisz:sI r+ from tle .rezt lrsaI o.,
experienced during lie t-ccs-r pr-Iiuzry sEz..
ton 81 the Oh teeth sud roots Informed ttst y --
process entirely unlike Cc=uflFm Etfer ana au-f
nov extracted without pai1.
ANY Information A Ivicr zpp==tatuu- % their r-,t
sion they Sill t- pleased &c give gratis.
Please call ana examine specimens Of Artificial Ten
f9s- odlce ap=u At AL so-rs- s--7r
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Bargains! Bargains!!
account Of my house being rented over my head by
,ov i sssloI i 5,naS SEo Sd tim esiSs IN my
April, aud not having pia~e OF business for a feE
Rsvs eon ns to sEfE OFT @.i VI EE7S T
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Atnearly any price AZ PTTats safe sale weak oui
teinen and ALL Coae at AID goods cheaper Ian
i;, sum. snisr gao cash 9yey 49, note a g.
s whe ts approved 81 Hln sG 5
AUCTION SALE!
WE will continue the sale Of valuable
w sonable DRY GOODs. and viii sen On this
desirable Goods, rft.oa: reasrge. -.
z EuOF L.-To l02 Main Street - door 4b'ye the
~ NJ NJ Blnk where We aro pep Lrei to ill all orders
WHEELER LSKrN, Merchant rafor..
mis- i0l Main street, Wheeling, Va.
q ARDEN Field AMI Flower Seeds: from Briggs Bro,
WA; EDWARDS BRO.
Corner Of Market aud Monroe Sts.,
mhs Opposite McLure House.
LNAsTERN AND PINE APPLE CHEEsE-JIst received
II and forsAle b. fmhSl w A. EDWARDS BRO
NO. l, and MAcKEREL-CoIish and iIeTnng-iGsI
mis- ~ A. EDWARDS : BRO
STNURKEY COFTEE-Ihi- C5i = ET5a7I hot 7ToaI Tn-
i cylinder packed in uls;aic packages by which
means i valuable properties and rich preserved
Coffee For sale bv [mhSI ". 4. EDWARDS 1 BRO
Masa T aRa English sPl' Psa'
mis W. a. EDWARDS Bro.
Peach Brandy.
WE have in and for very article Of
w Georgia Peach Brandy, warranted oil and
pure. DoANE ADAMS,
mhs Ne - Main 81
d ECFIFIEO WHIsEEY aud domestic Jqiio sfi-f47ty
HI on hand and for sale By DOANE & ADAMS,
nh5 No - Main :;
I1O6 BUSHELS o,rn Neal, received and N SALE
"a uh6 MATHEW MeSABB-
! CIGARS-T=n thousand Of those fue Aiila Cigars,
mia q PUNDESBERG's
NTTHISKEY.-A small quantity OF superior rye WAS,
/ w key TEA Years old for sale a.
mh4 FUSDENBERfi'S
CONCESTRATED LYE.-5 boxes hand an for -aIs al
~ mhl 5. FUNDENBERG'S
7 ISSEsEn OILS bbls received aud Tor sale a.
II nhi :. FtTNDESBERT'S
Who Would be Without 1t?
~ price o. 40 Gas At all have n4i- c9mniets
engagements TO keep fully supplied with Syylc
Tor safety purity OF iist, cie1rn AMI c-tp1-ss
pericr 10 other in Pin OIL nphine, &c,
III at h- lowest market price, Toy sale wholesale ana
maa No. Main & - wst-r ST., wse5IS1;-
Invalids Take Notice.
~ eii1' p poses rhey hEv been pre<oTibeI
pvs,c-1ns when otimulInts needed
isfiIc.ioH. We meHtOn:-
Oh Rve Wfiszey, OIL at
c,t.s,,r D. BTssady 9li Ma'istE- vine,
.rtnst' brandy, ts;ili slArkiiuz.)
-S1craa -nta VIM pure juice % the gap
Tnrse articles GedrrHzfeE represented or 40
safe " For sale b. 7. II. LOfTAS CO,
nhS Bldg corner Drussisfs
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Copartnership Notice.
VIE partnership under ths i' title Of B,Fnes Hobbs
b. nuaAl James F. Barnes and Jacob * Durham
be jasted at the rnanufactory Of j. l. iI5sbs
| Us Ias, p B4KNES, JOHN L HOBBS,
Wheeling, 18th FeB'y, lsss mil
INHE partnership Under the arra te o. J. X. DuaA.n
Co. vas on TIL -rst day Of January last, dissolved
John sn a John 'I Hos5 in lie sa All All
tes accounts pertaining to The sad coPaTtHershP ali be
| y yR K <, R D,,S JoaN |, HoRRs,
Wheeling, 10th Feb'y, ISIS inhf
| First Arrival of the Season
IOAYNE CO. receiving their Spring Stock Of a-y
Goods, Siaiionsry, Wall Paper. &C. Ehish Ehsn CEN
Pietsd will in pint Of quality any
nh1 PAYNE 4 20.
SoMkrHING FOR IliE I-NDiEs-We have J5si Tce-fTcd
10 THE French s-ifAfjastlnE SEED Frame skrlstoa
skirt which, far eanTnisnee and durability every
wrapped aud unEraPPsd. LnhIl PAYNE Co.
ITO isl JAMS Jus received another ot OF The SAB
rIooE caasis Of tstEs ReTi.'s Ifgtsp IIos ,i
Sch Of for Piano. woolubTy's Cultivation Of the Voice
Musical Competition cAreass Guitar instruer CulvyE
do Gsrmania, &c Until PAYNE : co.
NOTICE.
Ii Persens having claims against the uzdsrsSned V
Those ing themselves indebr to me- viii mex ine
diate payment ImhlJ LEWIS IT. BEEBE
! ITO THE DENTAL PROFESsToS OF THE SOUTH AND
WEST-After the ist Of April shA be Pleased 70 *
erute all orders fer Block Teeth Forwarded ~ Exprss
|l4lN atAlIf Wis liftAal LEWIS "a bEEhh
To Whom it May Concern.
WILL sell Public Auction, on Wednesday the ictA
day Of March, 1857 at o'clock Auction Rooms
No. Isl Market Square, Wheeling, Va the following prop
erty, pay charges. viz
Trunks and Contents,
Old Silver Watches,
/ pair saddle n,gs and contsa...
10 Carpet Sacks aud Contents
HENRI BAKER.
Prop'T Washington House, Water ST.
GEORGE =. WIcKHAM- Auct,ane~r- f-h27-ts
WINbOM shADES--Jast received, ga pieces tiTeyn
Gifted Paper Blinds For sale By I
I0O BUSHELS Corn Meal, in store and To- ale
lO'I feb2I n. M'NARB-
IN BUSHELS Corn In cob in store ard for ssle BY
t'JO f-b2I Al MfNABB.
n U % K n. H. never Fnou-n TO fGiI-rArrantsd
" So n certain suTef,T sac b,
LIVERY S4ABLL FOR 5AbE
ME subscribers ODER n sale the whole. Onehslf x
the entire Livery Stock II the late firm q lulsr
hemnie For PARTICULARS enquire OF either Of s under
81 med. JAMES VI RTtGEA-
Hui4 Alex. KENPLE
AKDTNEs, frrkers, Fartna, CoTn-St1Tch FF.Has, CO.
~ cas- Mustard and Spices Of AL kfds. IN store Via
i larse Tariety Of other goods, Tor sal ehear ~
decs ". A. EDWARDS 4 RRo-
ATAwBA. Ginger, and DosatsTie BrAEv. Ist Revived
~ ant for sale b. f0c22l W A EDWARDS BAp
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To Let.
For Kent

iEE r. o. four sla.H houses il Centre wbr,;i,-
70 Jos CRRVFs
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FROM RICHMOND.

Regular Correspondence Of the In.elli-sneer.l
Discussion on the general subject Of Internal
Lnprorements---Hr. BsrBour-.Nr Raymond
and his Speech-A Taking Sketch Of the
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Trust sale

IlY virtue % Deed % rrt1-r executed - ne o. JONI
Vol4zI4r, l4t-a The tE=-ity.eeaGl tsy q >'saS
ls-NS AMI % record N tic Gers NJ e Of oo 60
Deed Book No SI-ztpss Eiii SCI AZ 1i-il ols'
- thu front a1rt HBI-- o. SSH r'lt-'s "a
Monay- thC 5h DAY % FiIsj-- lot uu1li=s iinS
l. ukzf Formerly called ssi-cfi.coun, rn -oft
inS SaIi sale IL made srtisF note giEcu b. a. -
deiar @ IN Sebo-eke- described u said dS,l- -
,rT-4ts Tr1sf~r.
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For Rent

To Let.
NHE large warehouse fronting Ouif.r, 81 49,.
= Pa d Russell : MeA;e=- Apply l. VIC
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E y. ApR
Lola Montez is clearing $500 a lecture IN 'e'
York. That is talking to the point.
The standing armv Of Massachusetts, oy inc nov
report Of Ebenezer w. Stone, Adjutant Genera, md
consists of 6, 735 active soldiers, and ioi'ii4
militia-total 157 ,849. -.
The Massachusetts Legislature has appointed .
bear;no to some female petitioners for : on'nn :
Rights" The rights claimed are. .aaa ,o's,;on;
should be allowed LIST, TO choose their own Oh 70 st
"a. not to be tAxel without representations gu
ON juries, and 4th. to hold office. s....S
Not ! murder has been committed IN inc me- ~ the
Rhode Island duving the past ye2f, IN sIhsJ Hshed-
fact thai capital punishment been aoons held
which the believers in the hging sys'sA
would steep the State in crimd rourh
There Is ) man Who peddls writing pap ss1so!060,
the streets o. Brooklyn wortl u - SAT- martsaee4
which sam he iMs insegei % o0h ~ selling "twelss
sheese q writing paper Tor four cents anu
hunhandiuR the pguoeeok<
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY. APRIL %.

I. APRIL ~.
Honolulu possesses scarcely any drives out of
town worthy of note, and carriages are invariably
forced to turn about, from the impossible nature
of the track, before the spires of the city are out
of sight. Roads, which might ca lily be improved
and rendered fit for vehicle travel, are found year
after year only the worse for wear. In the
absence Of good roads for carriages, we are
forced, if we would escape for n time from the
heat and monotony of the town and see the
country, to take to horseback, and one does not
always feel perfectly safe and comfortable on a
Hawaiian steed.
We need a good drive in the neighborhood of
Honolulu, both ON the score Of health and plea
sure. As a bent bow, which has long been kept
in a state Of tension loses its elasticity when the
strain is removed and remains a crooked stick, so
the human mind if kept down to a daily round
of sordid cares and duties. without frequent
hours of relaxation and such relaxation aDa
view of Gods handy-work in the country ought
always to bring to the healthy mind-becomes
bent and fixed to the shape of the mould, and
humanity deteriorates. When the soul IAN
cuisines. the body sympathizes, and the human
machine works heavily. Fresh air is "a needful
to the physical health as fresh water.
No pleasanter route could be sought for a drive
than from the line of the New Esplanade over the
salt pans to the beach Of Waikiki, thence round
the foot of Diamond Head to Waialae, and return
ing past the telegraph and Punahou College. 80
into town. This could be made a really magni-
fcent drive, equalling, and perhaps in some re-
spects excelling the world-renowned Corso at
Rome, the Prater of Vienna, the famed Boule-
Yards of Paris, or, nearer home, the Fifth Avenue
of New York. What could be finer than a moon
light ride-and our moonlight is unequalled
elsewhere-three or four miles along the sea
beach from the new esplanade to Waikiki. I'm
sgine the continual FLASHING of the silver waves,
gently murmuring like the cool sound of oriental
fountains along a smooth, macadamized road,
planted on either side with the spreading kou,
THAT aourishes only near the sea-shore) with here
ed Nhsre = towering cocoanut to vary the pros
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HoNoLuLr, April y, 1858.

HoNoLuLu, April y, 1858
Mr.. EDITOR II am neither rich nor poor, born
between nobility and rabbility; l work. without has-
ing any special trade or profession; people call me
Esquire, l don't know why; I add the same tail to
their names. don't know wherefore. Would any Of
your correspondents take the trouble Of solving for an
ignorant stranger, this riddle Of Esquire.
FREMDER.
A gentleman to whom we have submitted the
above note in manuscript has kindly returred it
with the following answer
"-Punch, as you are aware, is a pit Of e%ruditiOn,
in such serious matters as aristocratical nick name
and Punch says 8 Esquire is n qualification to q
signate generally, three classes OF men those
have no employment. those that want no emp. y
ment, and those that are either ashamed Of, or irT'-
ested in, hiding their employment One might add
and those that are saddled with this distinction. IN
spite Of a respectable employment.
1--WE are at a loss for tbc real meaning OF the
thing, in our days. bat We know that Esquire comes
from, Norman ES Il Escurie. stable, which, by the
transpositim ii the last three letters, was made into
Escuis groom. After his conquest OF England,
win 4. the Bastard, who had transformed his cnei
q 1ehturers into noblemcn or barvns, raised his car
lets or escuiers to the rank of chiraiers des co&ies"
knights Of the shire, from Saxon kayt. male servant
They were synonymous with country Squires, a S'na
of intermediary social stratum, between nobility anu
mobility, enjoying the Squirrel privilege. ON P'oO'"
an incomerof E500 a year.
g In taking of thus the first letter E from Esquire
It's etymology (Which is not Saxon. as some tpsnsn
photographers pretend, but Latin, from eqUus, fohS'
and cura, care, was lost, but the advantage Of hiding
the low pedigree OF the dignity was gained ~"
Saxon word knyt has generated the present German
word knerht, n mental servant, and the Nor"h1
is now the French word Ecayer, horsema'.
IA these two instances, these names have retainer
heir original signiication.
: For a country like England. where arisfoc'"'
has preserved the prestige Of far gone times ~ : ',
surprising to find that the epidemic has sPe'.
through the Commons and produced the pss"'
bubble, that costs nothing, means no'u."s'
) worth nothing. interdicted to all honest wofA"s
olks, to prevent mssalliaace. What puzzles US X -
with democratic principles. the Adoption
his humbug by republicans, who accept Tue -"
Or themselves and lavish it upon others
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NA
We have received . very interesting circular pub
lished by Messrs. Geo. VIM. Bond Co. Wool Bro
kers, Boston. containing the Prices Current Of wool
at that city Jan. p. 1883; = comparative table Of
imports of wool at Boston for six years; comparative
exhibit Of prices Of Billings superior pulled from
1855 to 1858, inclusive; stock Of foreign wool on hand
At Boston. Jan. / and a table Of the imports of wool
into Great Britain for five years;-all very interest,"
ing and useful matters to those concerned in wool
growing, here as well as elsewhere. The Sandwich
Islands are put down for the first time. in 1857, as
importing into New York and Boston 1856 pounds
of wool. and in the Prices Current we find the follow
ing quotation
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
S.%%na washed n@s
These rates are higher than are quoted for the same
description of African, Chinese. Smyrna, East India,
and some other woods, and are conclusive proof that,
with proper painsi in preparing our deeces for shipment.
we may get as good prices for sandwich Island grown
wool as are realized by sheep farmers elsewhere.
We quote the concluding paragraphs Of the circu-
lar:
"Of the IL, 500, 900 lbs. in New York and Boston of
foreign wool we suppose that about 5000, 900 lbs. are
adapted only for carpets and negro cloths, and 4, 500,-
600 for clothing purposes. A part of these last in
the low depressed state of the market, may also be
used for carpets.
9 These woods having been purchased at extremely
high prices in the markets of production, it is gener-
ally believed by those most familiar with these mar
kets, that it will not be easy soon to purchase at such
rates as will be safe to buy ut, which, with the gen.
eral reluctance to enter upon new transactions, will
probably prevent any considerable import for at least
the first half of the pr, sent year.
"The high prices and low stocks of wool all over
the world, accompanied as it is with an accumulation
low prices of manufactured wooleus, is considered
in England as well rs here. to indicate that, until the
recent check, the machinery in operation was in adj
vance both of the supply of the former and of the de-
mand for the latter.
We share in this country very little of this excess,
and if by the aid of the new Tariff we can have wool
as low here as in Europe, we look forward to "a period
Of prospt rity for our manufacturers aad to a gradual
considerable increase of machinery as soon as
commercial affairs become settled, and since it is found
that, with all the prejudice against American wool in
England, our fine feeces brought during the panic,
at the late London sale, from forty to ~forty-six cents
cash, our wool growers will no longer fear that they
will be sufferers by the change.
eft is proper to remark that in the imports and
'tock on hand OF foreign wool there is u much larger
than formerly Of that in the unwashed
tate. GEO. VIM BoSD & Co., Wool Brokers'"
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BusoALow. April q. i

OoNoALo", hpru ~, lS
Mr.. EDITOR As one that has enjoyed the n
sure of partaking of the intellectual fare with WIN
DR.. Guillou has treated the public, on Friday ls
we take the liberty OF venturing two remarks only ~
that gentleman lecture. of which the publicatjop !
full. has been announced by the Polynesia of III,
day. =.
In hearing QS Gaillou's just censure of the viii.
quacks ~ dispense medicines in this country, /,
a ~dfation of the native doctors, both sanctifying tbs,
drugs in their relative way, aud obtaining the sam.
results. | was regretting that in their formidable hr
against poisons. our Legislators have omitted to DE-
vote a paragraph to protect the poor kanaka ayrps
those christian and pagan grs-e feeders. The coming
session of the Parliament may easily fill that lacuu,
unless the go-a-head for H,waiian liberty succeed,
in lesalizing quackery, rs a Iicit profession; such h.
ing aoady the case, by act of Parliament, in Eng
land.
The diagnostical penetration of the lecturer must,
have discovered that the bowels of the constitutions
machine are fossilized, in the question of hospitals FIR
the NATIVE s for in his moving appeal TO The private purs,
hedoes not seem to expect that the example would spring
out Of the treble wisdom of the government. confess
that in my simplicity, [ had always considered the
creating of hospitals for the natives rs a vital mel
sure of which the initiative W IS essentially govern.
mental, aud | was told that the best advisers of &.
mehameha w. had, in concert with the King, enter
tanned the same opinion. Why some plans to tia, d
feet have not already been Carried out by the com
bined powers of the glorious constitution of this king
dom. is a supreme reproach addressed by an agOni
zing race to those that have proprio motu. under
taken their guidance and guardianship.
| would be happy 60 see that DR.. Guillou's worthy
efforts have reused a simultaneous cooperation. but
from motives exposed in my Hawaiian picture Of yOur
last number, I despair.
Let united wealth. humanity and religion success
fully conspire against me and prove that I am wrong
d. FRIcK, LII. D.
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EXPORTS.

For SAN FEAScrsco-per LihoHho, April 26-52-574 lbs sugar,
s91s tbs cudee, 23s lbs fungus, 200 lbs ginger root, $50 gals oil.
lis bbIs sweet potatoes. 100 pumpkins, i9 watermelons, $50
punches bananas q, 507 fhs puiu- Total value domestic pro-
duce. s7T43 81
For TEEKALer. W. T-per l. p. Foster, April 27-1o23 bags
coffee, 6l3 gals mnlasses, so do syrup, 1915 lbs sugar. Value
dom.stic produce. sS6s 81
For LrvEnrooL-per brig Antila, April 25-44.s3o gals VIII
oil. us gals kukui do, 5.236 do cocoanut do, 1850 dry sailed
hides, 20e7 bullock horns, II bags dO hOof-, 2bxs mdse, 80 csks
tauow, p $50 rs wool, sun!ry pkgs, effects of the late Captain
Nechsm Tutal value domestic produce, S595S IS; foreign
produce, s27 .3s5 IS
Fos SEw BEDFozD-per Eliza & Ena-to sail May Sd
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

NORTH PACIFIC WHALEMEN's SEIPpING LrsT-cor-
rected to date, with interesting reports from some
forty ships in the South Pici6c Ocean, will be issued
on Saturday morning, for the mail per Yankee.
Price ia cents ready for mailing.
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IMPORTS.

From NEW yoKx-per Josephine, April $50 tons Goals, i
long boat 5 iron and 8 spar bunys, ] cask zinc, lot ship chan
dlery. / camboose and cooking utensils, is anchors, 40 chains,
$1,000 feet lumber, iot-hardsare, II sheelbarrows 1000 gunny
bags. railroad, car and apparatus, 400 bars iron-efects OF Am
Guano Co, and bound TO Jarvis Island
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sssts. Dec 20. bk Tempesf, Of New London, clean. Had been
. cruise i'm spitrbersen Sea and was bound to the North Pacific.
Capt Earl, Of the ship JireA SrJf, at Monganui, sends u
the following reports from Desolatiou Island.
jan 10, Eliza. Cornell, 1900 VII IL, Gideon Howiand, 7osp
800 VII; IL, Stephanfa. 100 sp 800 VIII; II, Brunswick, o whales;
IL Congress, Hambtn, . whales ~, Richard Mitchell, ~
whales; ~, Eueenha, n B, - whales IL, Mary Sands I VIII
II, Coriolanus, stouington, 2 whales Il, Roscoe, n b, Q whales.
Heard nom :-Jan I. Messenger. Jennine. clean ; l. Milwood.
uncertain T; l. bk Mars, uncertain; Is, spoke bk Stafford, n B,
oil unknown 81
From our Correspoadentl q
shiPs Reported and Cleared ee Monye.ui, 90
9th February. 1888.
Dec. %, s57-rwo Brothers. Childs. Of n B, 2 mos, $50 sp, $50
VII, Jan 10, sailed % cruise
JAM sAnctic, Beedmau, Of n B, mos out, clean. Jan !, sailed
to cruise
o-wa<hingtol. burlington. of n B, S months, 20 VIII, 600
bone, Jan q, sailed u cruise.
le-Nsjesic, Msconber, Of n b, 81 mos, so sp. Jan 80,
26-0lympia, Ryan, of " D, % mos, 500 VIII, Feb 0, sailed
27-ManueI Ortez, Hazard, of n D, 81 mos, clean, Feb 10,
o-King Fisher, Of \ B, 10 mos, 10 sp, 800 VII, Feb 10,
FEB. 2-Roman, Delrart, Of n n, 81 mos, clean. sailed Feb Is.
4-American, Pease, Of Eigarrown, 8 mos, 10 sp, Feb 70,
sailed for the Arctic.
s-James Allen, Derou, OF n 3, 80 mos, $50 sp, 100 VIII,
Is-scotiand, Weeks. junr, of n B, 8 mos, 400 VIII, 5000
bone, sal-d fr the North.
I3-Rober Morrison, Tiiton, Of B, emos, clean, sailed 70
Is-Harve-t. charry. of n B, 9 mos, 40 sp, sailed for the
North.
la-G=orge & Mary, Walker. Of n l. ~ mos, As sp, so VIII,
lost a boet and crew sailed Feb %.
lo-Jederson, Hunting, Of 9 II, 9 months, 30 sp, 20 VII,
22-Abraham Barker, Slocuu, Of b, o mos. LIS VIII, sail
24-Jireh Swift, Earl, of n b, y months, $50 sp, $50 VIII,
2a-Biawa,ha, Ellis. Of b. $50 sp. saRei tn cruise.
2NRajah, Stuart. Of n b. 1ei mos, sailed to cruise.
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MAIL FOR SYDNEY, n. S. VII B. NJ. s. Virea
sails to-day, for Valparaiso, touching at Tahiti. A
mail will be made up at the Post Office, closing at
II O'Clock, for Sydney, n. S. W., which will be for
Warded from Tahiti.
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q. S. MArL-The Yaakee sails on Saturday.
taking a mail, which will go forward as early as
that per the Lihoiiho.
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MARRIED
vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

Sch Palestine, Perriman. is due at this port en- route for San
Francisco, to C. A. & ii. z. Poor.
British brig Recovery, Mitchell, will be due from vancouyers
Island about May ist.
The Am cIipJ r bark Meita, Of II. A. Pierce K Co.'S line, was
TO sail from Boston for Honolulu direct Feb. 20, and will be due
here June 20, with merchandise to B. W Field.
Ship John Marshall, Pendleton, from Jarves' Island, with
yuano, about May S.
An clipper ship Fleetwing was TO leave San Francisco April
8, TO touch at Honolulu.
The Miss packet Morning Star will be due from Marquesas
about Nay 20.
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ARRIVALS.

Apxn 2-sch Maria, Noltero, from Lahaina.
z4-Amy h sh Uncss, Lace. I'm Hlo, odand ca.
34-Sch Sally, from Lahsina-
24-Am VII ship Martha, Manchester oG and on.
zSSrh Kam=hzrnehz w. from K hala
2o-Amc clipper brig Josephine, srone, los days I'm New
York
fam VII biz Janus Raynor, clean, ca and on
Fam vh BIZ Union, Hedges, frcn Moneanui. rs ID.
23-sch Aiice, frun NolokaL
29-Sch Ka Moi, Chadwick, I'm Lahaiaa.
2AWontre-l, sowie, New Bedford.
1o-Pnufna, Seeeu-