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Aw.. ss ..... III OiO hale.
1sss one hundred per cent In a single year. We ,hipI II can n.
be the beat marie, In the Span ,as n mi proceeds viii .he- mi. TO
:, .n y = = very large increase in receipts, thu, i Is SssomipS 70 o "i be-
me advantages OF our position are appsrcu, In N. ..,,. -,
Sol our s,a,e-ln direc, comInunic aiion, hy ,.lsS,,ah Is vel
the views ana want. OF TSssr. ia ,h q s, m ,aS,' TIM to ascertain
t.In,x u ,Snman,eau9n, giving us faeintle. OF delivering Win .sr.
sample 10 .rrye-addrd TO this, The so%pstiu sss'Srs,y sold by
whom a c%on'Idsrssls aaanSny % q .as is, 'sn. 10 our hare1r. TO
ali e SsasSS 10 ,a'ns ne crr llsrs sn y more extensive mi. season "a
Msk't-rne crop Wheat in the region nom Which, s -
add The receipt. therefore much reduced ST11s y las, season;
much q. 10 quality ~ prime I $50 ah Sond snlsn Prizes have varied very
lower price. =" i''O' while Inferior aud damp lots brought much
W. r,Ss.s = Peas arr coming In freely and command read, ,.,s
= ,asH5sSle prices Sales at present les per ba.h,f Poriin la
FROM the Interior for .sei l1a the Sab absence Of The usual demand
las, season. and there Is a considerable .tosE It on : ss uannT ne
Ply AID rqliPg price Tor ite next season. the s s g ,%s ~ sr Ss sup.
% to s'e- a small crop aud more demand Inn = y ,oS. from
HAeoS..Tbe season has a. Rs'eS sio,.s ,r .a
lion Of wes,ern s mi NJ ,h Tssre, to say owing to the direct eotnpe,i'
p sI ;, noIsIo,s sits ha, generally met with ready sale. iiSa,rssui
hcui Of sale. The western eyyo na S%n ssSsHly has been very dc
~ 81 ~ competition. We quote Hams isb to IS cents: Hor roun eI
SsSssn ,arply them,eiyes with western Lard . moi Isrso our ~
Carolina L.Ppd AZ 3 = below What We can erer Virginia or North
S,hsr market. Al present hs wanted aud .Ss reasi saS "a 40 4 any
no, ssn.n.5 ~ ihe receipts OF Tar during the last year have
"a /. ~. sHe tenors Our market has been srtlouIv InI,r
~ - me tseeipts OF such AlarEe proportion Of very smsn nj.
keta. %" OF sale In other mar
stA'.S-o Ours Is veil known As one Of the lsrr.,t s,av.n,I.
,hs Union, and siihoagh The Timber near psrisss,s %a ,rs
f.esin., q 1yl pa'.s diminishing. causing slight decrease In
"a nosd, u Shl hereafter fully equal former YEAR. The st,Ppy'
=, " :" N"i!oIN staVes Is higher In the West Indies and ,l.svbs,.
any other and they are always sought Tor ana g-n.,.nr -.
: 5000 prices The stock at present l. light and price. r-mn'
receipts Of shingles Of various lind. ar. l.r,.,
nv AS year, and estimated At 80 millions. Those ~ goodonsn
y sehsIaiy Ia good demand, while inferior have been dimeSsIi Of
~ Much dSptnds upon quality and appearance. We o"o,s
PI"s' no. i u la bunch Hearts a. - 10 A. ID nrin. S.. ssco
inferior Hearts " 20 20 81 so sans o. 10 * "a n -P s'''
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PagAcHER KtLts A Docroa-Rev. John w. Moe.
icy, a member Of the Presbytery Of Central Misdssipni
.hot aud killed a Dr.. Wilson. ~ SarcoSie. No. on The III
inst. DR.. Wilson was an old settler OF that place. and
,'d a we sud 'eYeral chlfgen, one son grown aud q
unlawful advances 20 Moseeys sister, who y the mother
Of sH children. Ho wrote her a letter Of eight pages.
proposing q An elop ment and marriage. and sent u by his
dsuPhter-iniaw, who banded IL TO Moseleys mother
She showed IL 70 her son, and Il resulted IN his Killing
Wilson. hosecy was Immediately tried and acquitted
BY The civil authorities, With demonstrations Of great 40.
plause among the people Of the town and county.
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OOn1nnERorAL-
osrc. o, Va, wns. DC, 70. isss.
We copy the foiosias frou, the Norfolk Day Boob, q

osucs 90 wa wHs. Oct 70. les,
We copy the Following frou, the Norfolk Day Boob of
wednesday,
The season having arrived Tor the mAiurt,, the e,an. ..a ~.
pairing them for msrket. We bes leave 20 invite attention. 10 r. A.
tailed astluesl tnfewauon Of receipts and ralrs ~ produce n,
= ~. asnns WE. sss la. .ndihs probable receipts and DO
useful and Interesting 10 Planters aud faetou fsnsraI,.
Coax-ln consequence OF the shot crop IN f.,tsrn So,,h c.,o
INA, the receipts hn our market have eohsdsr.bl fallen on f,.m
reached about g.Vcc.0o hushel. Ths erop. m, . = Is...ay
In the section 10 ~hich Nc alude, Il nos guoi and M. .anais.,,s
ssPccfs large Increase In receipt. the conlnr s.s.on na,I,,
Va. ~ ys,t our nA,sst =. steadily ruled q, rvmuneraiing price.
ir superior. Nennd the system Of sales by weight. Of .dy.nt.-.
Y the prodaesr, = III 10 our market, from, the f,e, ,h., n -
eres'eds eonsldsraeis foreign demand In Competition with an. lin
meuiaie home aud kasiern demand. placing US In a ls,I,ion sna.I
~ not superior, to any other market In The Country n. ~.
interior OF north Carolina and Virginia has been eornpar.,x.
= sndincreased supplies will be required for portias. -
sosh.ry usually rsising SUFFICIENT forhoms consumption. rrom ,e
= 'inormshoh Ne have been able TO obtain nom an. .sG.ss,
"~.i, the crop uilseAreely be an average !. m -. 49,.
uen'y expect good prices TO rule during IN. ,e~.oo. .hu. an. !.
m.nu - Hl sluays be falv Equal 10 the sunni, 49,
ssnns al |ito Poe. Tor mixed and white; and ss 10, an
season has been backward. eoup.r.j In -,
year. Ihe hrst bale vas then received on sAn H.
Az 4" n wa we .o'n, snes which. receipts have besni sht and N. aa.i.
as~, rom karope, the heavy stock In Liverpool and the !, sns
.hs. SOnuloe,inEt 70 the maturity and saving OF M. r,or \.
~ staduAhy settled, and buyers, taking aa,.nt...n,
~ wSrSams,.nes, are holding back. In expectation Of lover pde-s
her ~As steady demand during the last ..s,on m -.
!" W u an average advance on N. mice. On ~. ssr.Pp.
,r,asHn. notwithstanding The Increase Of Receipts In M N. -
i..t ~ ,eseiPe y THIS port have been unprecedented ,h-
= OF M Board OF Trade % our city In ob,sInins m. p
~ &c are enabled TO present a very CORE, -,
'eee'ps ,he last two years They are
orlSssg ..''....... s.5iv bales.
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geihcr With any other whigs that NAV be in Richmond
at that time from the county, be considered as delegates
eth hs"trcc Thal the above resolutions DC publish
cd IA the Richmond Wing and News.
LARkIN \. GARRE Soy
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COOK I'm RorTE FnR cmAnIrsrour

COOK EN- ROUTE FOR CmARLEsTOwN.
HA0ERsrowS, Mo-, Oct. "a, 5P. M-Nessra. 4 n
Morris and Lieut. kely, p1 the gichmSnd IVA poIioe.
haze aJh9ed heBe Tom Ohimbershurg, Penn. wRb Holm
Cooke, nc HarpeTs Feuy l%nsurgent They viii reach
Chares,ovn, Va, tonight, with their prisoner.
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LoxaEvrY.-Died A. the Poor House Of Ssi.on ca
on the Sd inst, Mrs.. MARY PROPITT, widow Of John
Profit decd, At the advanced sgs Of ONE HUNDRED and
fgO years.
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ID nJrTRns

hsAd The following letter from Caleb Parker -. Of Co,eo,1
-, !, mah honored and esteemed by all who yno. Mir,
7 Ael.-Mlthn no d sposition 10 make my name conspIruous
80 ne opportunity To state 20 the afflicted IN. h.ur6t 4 b.y.
NV from The ue Of DR.. GreeRs Ozygcaated RsffsrS. ami 10
Isonfnenh hem 20 Others. Por two wears I have brcn ,,naA,aS
sHn h"gesu"n and hs abundant evils, such a. aatuI, nr eon.I
ha.s'n, severe attacks Of diarheA, ACCOMPANIED Win *, -
= nc stomach, which reduced me IN flesh, strength. and .ni,t,s ~
pSy,Isi,n. = nrarly %nhtied ier business Ispphed 10 several
,tnheu, IN M advice OF fhend'. but without he least tath In
- w TIE O1y0eaaLd Bnsy, from the use Of Witch
i i9uhd Immediate relief. having no retarn Of wate, 49, ~
taAlns me hni potion. My weight has Increased some ,hytx H..
p'unis' my heath Is perfecl I can truly say that 4 rn1.lt..
% SSygeHdted Btuers the best tonic sSiant have recommend.
'"" 80 Yours respectfully,
Pr.na,.t hi, arm ~ a., CALER PARKER.
AptE \ GRAY, PURCELL LADD A Co, and w PsrsRsoS
0c!l-deAHlN
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DIED,

Suddenly, Monday, the 1uh Inst, In Hanovsr county ". SAN
OELH. DAVIS, aged 20 yeap, leaving a uldoued mother a,d -
s his eternal gain. "f~"Pe "eh' %
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THE RIGHT TRIUMPHANT!

L. E FM LyS STTaESAsnSmI% .ySo1RaETowN, &SSh
~. viales,e here al o'clock, .. NJ, MONDAY. The s1i i6si
SsTI ,ssursa =, our Once o. or The 'hP. Passage 70 New
Ps1sge TO Norfois. same as The River boats Excursion Ticrsis
steamer. until ~, IL SoS %SnSans srsirit 'p : FSo9 ~ any o. ne
GAiukDAll 70 freight siIss received on Monday. Consign.
be forwardel directly on a. moderate rates Of helshI ADD wnb
oe2o-2. tUpLlM = wArsow.
F0}H new ogLEANssw6ms spsrsr tF s- "a
MastSr r. no5 ready tr cargo Having the greater portion e5
J.%.iad.i . psssss l.syIas superior S,nI.SsS d'; ssso@mo Ss[
oeao-io' wD CoLQUIrr 4 CO.
VALUABLE HOTEL FoR sALE.-By virtue o. =
term, isi9. vii .si at Pubic Gucctis sui on 'f snis : Ne oS,sesI
~ q Nsisani.i II P%inds,isr, deed, Z, ifsass' coart ho y
eomnodl q. snd rdi srrssTsa Hotels 10 De .seiion Of ,hs eaSs.
sSis& Iso. See Sss.. Il iS ~. y. St' . no f. ,'9 go, N ss, sqis ss5n
OPPOSITE ~ ioisl rood double room nhct Eiionsn, and ev,rv
o. ssgs.,,y % sseo@@oda,s 40 ioges; alec. : mos, sse,nen,
Tsre vl aisoSs sold AZ DE same JIM. he HousI Avn L0T
There vGi si.o be soid. a. ", same d%. sad si.ss. .sou, TWO
hLNDhsD AOkts o. LAND sdiolniag Ne Tavern properly 10 :
Bottom, on Witch = gosd H,,H Meados.
a,sn.iy = Dos, T'2iSs 10 bog are invited 70 .Sssias fol sbsm 2
me ssoy, properly vfn he 'aa % er,Hto fons. two and ur,,
year, 'eeordingi TO ne terms Of said decree.
Hsuri1 C ", Oct 81. t.ss oo@mis.ioss
4 INsRYs, e,.., wu,.,., Ii,..v. n
is1h sSd . nv p S sagss sase's s'sssf P'J sssms. Yorh,
prices, ~ the Pbfe o. package, BY
orA Egsr, PAINE Z co.
SAFETY R~UsE.-Obbh, Cor a,by
y 'ocp 10 n pAvESPoRr
A Pure West IndIa Rum Landing and
- iof sale ~ odN WONBLE 4 CLAIBORNE
Il PITsST 6%EisTTSt iy ss a "" W "'
MEaDE \ BAKERB Dug Store.
oe1 is Main -, cor shove .. n.
0NDoN Risstle stockings, Sr NE relief Or ysie.so
NGADg 4 QABgRs Brs store.
OF" ~ hah ~, cor. shove y q.
A w. gIssIoNs,. @r Traveller .nd rnvsnd.. and = va
n Md hh0hmentof an eurfcal Apparatus. Tor al IA
AtADh HAkskh Prescription store,
lS haln o., cor. shove .. q.
ter DuPon'' sporting and blssins SOv.
Also, 800 900 fet best Safety yuss, N, al, hy
"eD hoWlN W0RTnAd a co, Agents.
ELoUa -Famny, Estra, supsrhne and Yin. plopr. for al.
~ ~ locol EDWIN woRTHAM'G %.
SWEET OIL.-0 boEss, ,uitaii, nv ,oAsoeou.,,. 10, AL.
Nv los"l EDWIN WORKMAN 4 co,
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~ NRS The FUNERAL SERMON of
No. HON. JOHN Y. MASON will he prenrhsd =, \,
rAnls church 10 morrow SUNDAY morning, Al n o'eIoek ap5
- remains renovedto Holy Wood Cemetery. 80
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! EfOH HHW OHLEANS.-rhr superior fast sail e.
u ig nark ANDRtw MANDERsON, n .. henderson. Nt1H
Master, r. no. ready for cargo. Having the greater portion en-
EaEed and going on board, viii have ~ possible despatch. yor
remAinder. ~ passage, having superior furnished accommoda.
Tons. apply 70 master on board, or ~
oe0-iOt W. y. COLQUITr 4 co.
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No'iee I Country Merchants Wishing
hiehmond this RalI.-we would most rosnse fulIx. Su
hstr attention TO our stock OF ROOTS and SHOES, which y : win
sell low Tor cash or to PunetRL customers on liz months credIt.
ALEX. HILL a CO.,
1871 Main st., Richmond, Va.
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- RICHMOND. Sept. lah, iss9.
~ Eve most reSuectGbIly en-
The attention Of our friends. customers and M nsh,
A. .st. : our assortment OF Boots, Shoes. TrunLs-
na-s, Nalic.s, &c.. as they Will and The larr-.s
~ Sst a.s,rtmrnt 81 goods In our line, expressly for rrIAl d.,
" sun yer or elseuhere, and AZ ali prices. either Of n
psn mAhniAeiHre or OF the best Philadelphia and Eastern work y
r'rAse call and examine for yourselves.
ALEXANDER HILL A CO,
hsnufActurerI and Importer Of
is hoo1 and shoes and CApet Bag.
"' No. ia Main Htreer RIehnonA' \.
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Eor the best collection Of Virginia minerals sI5.
Tue committee make the following rcport Only
Two collections were exhibited. Zach. however was
beautiful, rare and valuable. and the committee confess
the experience Of some difficulty in arriving at A lust
decision. One Of the collections, 1.-THE smaler5 presented
minerals valuable aud rare being highly polished II
was Indeed a most admirable collection. iut me other
containing minerals IN their rough state. presented speci.
nous equally ~ rure, aud being much larger, your com.
mittee feel Il their duty TO award the premium to n
that Il, to the case to which is appended a card With the
name OF }. Oswald Heinrich upon il. Your committee
would express the wish that the subject Of Virginia min.
erals, would hereafter claim the special attention Of the
virginia Central Agricultural Society. Your committee
were gnuiied TO lind that although but twO c~ollootens we.e
entered, yet among them was a largo number Of the fam.
NY qi minerals, many Of which are among the most rare
aud valuable.
Glass sO-Pioughiag Match.
FOR TIC best ploughmau with horses, $lO-Wm. Shep.
person, Henrico.
For the second best ploughman with horses. ss-Wm.
Z. Aliens black man, Lee. HenfcO.
Class Si.-TriaI al Pio.ghs.
For hebest two.horsc plough, A. shown by work nc.
tnally performed, F~10-Smitbers a Stence, Goochland
co., Va.
For the best three or fourhorsr plough as shawn nv
work actually performed, rS0--Geo. Watt 4 Co, Rich
mond.
Class 82--Prruiibu CroBs.
The committee report that there we're but two CONNIE.
htors-Dr. Carter, Of King William, for wheat. and tho
other from Geo. Booker, Esq., Of Elizabeth CITY co. for
corn, and that neither Of them coming M 10 the reouire.
ments Of art. XVII. Of the rules Of the Society. inc
COMMITTEES regret thst, notwithstanding the merits 81 tho
applications, they deem " not within their mower 10
award the premiums.
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~ II you van, Boots. Shoes = aAiters, Of good quality 90 ,o
ALLY hiLLk cos, and II you can't &c; them there, I DO no,
know whore you can aud them.
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on tuesday 2ath Inst, by Rev. J. " ELhn,,,,,k w., pop,-
" PAiNs and Miss sALLIR L. WONACK Iansbi., ~, 80
Womaek, ESQ, all Of Dsnyii,. o y
On The 2Oth October, 1859, by Rev. Joel Hubbard. NJ, IN. ,s.t.
~ y ~ ~ bndss uand father, Joel HubbardD Mr. CUARIEs
y :, paALIS. OF Chatham, Va, TO Miss ELIZABETH MATTHEWS
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49, TO THE CITIZENS AMP
- STRANGERS VISITING THE City i x.l - -
20 SpsIi.i attention ofthe drmHSs and sTHANaEEs WANTS. -
4 Y, = - = ave Just received a large and superior s.sortnsnt :,
poslNhSs SUITS, from si5 10 $40. Also. a iargs hot IN - ~
peaoa.s.9.Is together With a rh and varied stoeE of Gem.
EurnIsh'ng Goods. Ny prices ara low, Sc plesse Sfysn.
Pu'shSs'ns elsewhere :. II. sIRICH,
oclS-dim IN. 90 . Main street,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-05-05
To the Owners. and Persons interested i'm
WhaleShipS in the Pacific Ocean.

OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RArL-RoAD COMPANY,
New YORK, July 20, 1857.
80 The Panama RAILROAD Company takes this method
SfNSM of informing those interested in the Whaling bust
S4IENf ness, of the advantages offered by the Railroad
across the Isthmuso of Panama, for the shipment OF
Oil from the Pacific to the United States. s.d for sending out
fits and supplies from the United States to Panama.
The Railroad has been in regular and successful operation Tor
more than two years, and its capacity for the transportation OF
has been fully tested. The attention of several Captains OF
whaleships has recently been turned to the subject of shipping
their oil from Panama to New York during the present season,
and the Panama Railroad Company has made arrangements
to afford every facility which may be required for the accom-
plshment of this important object. A Pier, $50 feet long, has
been built in the bay of Panama, TO the end of which Freight
Cars are run to receive cargoes from lighters or vessels lying
alongside, and deliver the same alongside OF vessels at Aspin-
wall Vessels of from 200 to 500 tons can lie at the Pier with
safety, grounding in the mud at low water.
The vessels to and from Aspinwall are fast-saling brigs, be-
longing to the Railroad Company, and the Company is pre-
pared to receive oil at Panama and deliver it in New York,
under through Bills Of Lading at the rate of seven
Ion if received in the harbor from ships tackles, charging for
the capacity of the casks, without allowing for vantage. For
whalebone, one and onehalf cents per pound. This charge
covers every expense from Panama to New York, in case
of the Panama Isail-lioad Company. insurance excepted. The
freights may be made payable on the Istimus or in New York
at the option of the shipper.
The vessels of the Company sail regularly seni-monthly, and
the average passages TO and from Aspinwal are about twenty to
twenty-five days. The time occupied in crossing the Ishmus is
four hours. Oil, during its transit across the Isthmus, will be
may be assured that every care will be taken to prevent leakage.
Several cargoes have already been conveyed to New York with
out the slightest loss.
Oil or other goods consigned for transportation to the Super
intcndent of the Panama Rail Road Company, or to w illia nn
Nelson, ommercial Agent of the Company at Panama. will
be received and forwarded with the greatest despatch.
~ Frederic l.. Hanks has been appointed Agent at Homo
lulu, Sandwich Islands, and is prepared TO furnish every requisite
information to shippers.
Agent Panama r. R. Co.. Honolulu 81. 81 Inn
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Tuy4E SUBSCRIBERS wOULD HEREBY
give notice to his friends, the seafaring community in gen.
eral, and particularly to the Masters and Owners of Whaeships,
that he has for the present reiinquished the idea of closing out
his business interest at this port, as advertised, and that he will
continue the same at his old stand.
1t is the present. intention of the subscriber to import his goods
direct from the Eastern States and California, when he viii be
prepared to sell all kinds of ship chandlery, naval stores, provi-
sious, groceries, sl0p clothing, boots, shoes, and all and every
article required by ships, at as cheap rates as can be procured at
any of the ports on these islands.
Money will be advanced as cheap and upon as liberal terms
as il can be procured elsewhere, and the subscriber trusts that
nothing will be wanting on his part to render Hilo as desirable
a port for general recruiting purposes, as all parties could reas-
onably expect. Il. PITMAN.
r.. s. Ii is the subscribers present intention to have one or
more ships, for the freighting Of Oil and Bone for the United
States, for the Fall of 1859, which freights will be taken at as
cheap rates as shall rule at other ports on these islands.
143-2m b. p.
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For Sale Low to Close COnSignmentS,
yuyHE FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE, VIZ:
Elk Youns Greek.
16, II, and Is feet oars,
Manila rope,
Cotton duck, Nos. 1 Il 10,
Prussian blue paint,
Chrome yellow paint,
Chrome green paint,
Bales fresh hops,
Boxes, halves and qrs raisins,
Bills and 6-gal kegs whisky
Bales brown drills.
Eek Mountains Wave.
Gases boiled English linseed oil,
Eighths casks Rochelle brandy,
Half boxes loaf and crushed sugar,
Elk Syren.
Ships cambooses,
Nos. 8 and 4 Roger Williams stoves,
Cans extra fine preserved oysters
Cans preserved meats,
Cans preserved clans,
Cans preserved STRAWBERRIES,
Cans herrings,
Cases Verdale olives,
Cases assortad soups,
Cases soup and bouilie,
Cases turkey
Cases assorted soup and broths, cans soda, wine. oyster. sugar
and butter crackers.
Kegs whisky, Cases axes,
Kegs brandy, Bbls pitch,
Kegs rum, Linen drill frocks,
Baskets champagne, Linen drill pants,
Gases ale and porter, Bales brown sheeting,
Gases blue drill.
Bales cloves, kegs nutmegs, half bbls spit peas. do currants,
Cases refined saleratus, cases St. Clair, Dixon's, Emmets Upton
and Sweet Orange brand tobacco, etc., etc.
1871 j. C. sPALDING.
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DEPOSIT VAULT.
TO SEAMEN AND STRANGERS.

'INHE Undersigned is prepared to receive moneys, or valuat
bic articles of small bulk, on deposit in his vault in the Post
Once building. (formeriy occupied by the Hawaiian Governmen
= tne treasury These vaults are considered freproof, and are
safer than any otiteri in Honolulu. Strangers visiting the Islands.
and seamen or officers going to sea, ard wishing to deposit coin,
valuable papers, or other articles, during their absence, win find
TINS deposit an accommodation to them. When sums OF money
are lat for a term of twelve months. or longer, they can be in.
vested or not, at the option Of the depositor, and interest on the
deposit secured. A receipt will be given for all sums or valua
bles deposited. IL. NJ. WVITNEy
Honolulu. Oct. 1857. -otr
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TO CAPTAINS

flF WHALESHIP AND OTHER VES-
" SELS.-Wood of superior quality can be had at Koloa at
So per cord fresh beef at 4 cents per To sheep, at So per head;
and goats at 81 80 head Also at the port of Hanalei, wood and
beef can be had at the same rate. The Harbor of Hanalei is on
the North West side of the island, and has safe and good an
choragein from 8 to 10 fathoms of water. Wood and beef may
also be had at Nawiiwih at the same rate as above. Also fruits
and vegetables of various kinds can be procured at all the above
named ports.
u Wood always on hand at the beach in quantities to suit
purchasers. (64-t) GEORGE CHAIRMAN.
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Sails, Standing Rigging, Chain Ca
bleS. Whaling Gear. &c.

EVOR SALE LOW. BY THE ID
signed: Topsans, courses, topgallant yards. royals,
Spanker, gait topsail. spencer, new and nearly new,
Two gangs. nearly new, standing rigging,
Topmast, hack and head stays. topsaii runners and lifts.
Jb stay, etc. The above suitable for a ship of $50 to $50 tons.
Two II inch chain cables, two IL inch chain cables,
Iron strapped cutting-in blocks, with chain pendants,
Copper cooler, try pot, ladies and skinner, lances, gafs,
Whale line. cutting falls, assortment of blocks, patent and pushed,
Charts of different parts of the world, compasses, boot lanterns,
Signal lanterns, chain topsail sheets, fuke ard fin chains,
l36tf b. F. SNOW.
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IL Philadelphia Ledger disoourses On the Fsmark-
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hocbSu4 = sonparsd viii the numbef in 6rner
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49, a yoone men from marriage, through IN APP
mRonefon o. their part 10 coming to want.
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