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Eemi1sg Haelllnfs.
F.5, tJj and $40.
l. CORNELL. 4 cos sIaW A.n IPRoYRO

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s:5, e35 and $40.
[. CORNELL Il cos .taW a.1 IAPRoVRD
Double Lock, Tight, Fast Stitch.
WARRANTED fo rive coed ras.sfzcl!on ~ ih4 Lixh
priced IN mike. Make skA tteh lh~ *i.i Ma
3asxe 3x4sathe. nhts tau zEn sit IN tho
tahe have The under fret- straight neee from Two
spoui DO the aud feet work. 80 4.trh.s
10 he sneh. E1.S VERY EASY And AISf~r
So1$ELEss. 21d ueA:y tLished- Either AAeLtas vi
Stitch, Hss., Ear, Tuck, dsthsr i Emh1oi1er,
They h,ve @ E, ,assyshs uIGGuEsT PREMIUM :, ~*t<sa
III 70 .hs s:oe @snHes Ta1ss 4ek u h4.et xshsos
eso 1ha rs oos tias5as: fas1's fassos, ;ar<tr.
Eetus!nx and f4alir M7ehla= eomh9ed assaEt fa.ra
FzteEt} .yeIT af i c1ntsurn. !ur ,s*vpx :ukr Raf-
meats, Tilt tr: a.o. !ut fst1t:e 8! nuk ~ dee4
SwA~ Nu,ns- E:Ler u tLete 11e s-aIj A:-.l4 it1ta
the printed d:neet ocs.
:a7r,p:ts Circular and CIT sent Ercest q: at2mp.
We Ire Soc i .-r'- here fu. tte UNIVERSAL HEM
M3R AND GAt:tiI. atGa:at;- 'u =: t,::ek:est~a os
czt1 Al w.:As Of ae1E: Viii iet7 and fesa
Axo cAs 1AAu1 NJ A-AlAD 30 AIT SIE:zs A4tHI1.
Pr!ce, -.
LARGE DlSfUENT To AGENTS IND CLERGY.
Agents WANTED r:s1rwht:e; C.ms sst ess
F. o. Bex ~, Ch!sa-o. II. cci3
, 1859-11-29
IT U T. l. L E. N G T II
STEEL DN1RAv1NaB
WASHINGTON and EVERETT !!
r-.f.a;u.. a U;a1z of Nj Yer11nn

Thai. ,,,sr,,., .,,,,..
iat the Aas'7s.n y. ~. ~, ..t 49,, IN.
fhes AT ''0A' ~ Th.r 49,. <,cb
S'asee .. 'tee - ~ .s'.I..s. 80. Sa n,,v
sa1sa nenes' easu e11'a', - 80, ~. ,nh.
-. ~ - ,,1 exoee,,tv IN ehxar. h,ek anil
sd, a,r,1rnv, 1, .uy,,.t l., convince persons
.1a. ..<.t, n-a+,+r. .xh,t ,h.x taxe no.
~ 49, 49,. ,,S,h. ~, ,r1.,, ,hr own ndcr.
u'sseee -ro~.,xn +u,,.,z m n,nanrr rn.,av-
.As --.r-,,r, =. ,r.,, ~ The best po,t,,u. anl
sn,..w, IN anv r.,,nr. op.r.eus
th., -, Il, ,.11ed or:
-r-T,r E.l,o, " tie New York Observer s7ys:--
Thr. arr ecnulus works Of as-the likeness
, 1859-11-29

meoictpes, Sc.
Browns 7roneh,al lfochez.
Browns Bronchial rrocbo~
Bronchial -rochas. =
Bronchial Tzoches.
Browns Trochea.
Browns Trockas.
Troches.
Troches.
" "Pre.es.laens'y the Dr.: and se.:.-
REV. HENRY WARD EEEClfLH.
A1rreomment t.eir use to ru.!ic sneate.+-
REV. l. II. CuArlS, NEW YURK,
"Gt*at service In sabdu.as Hoasx-e.-."
REV. DA;1EL WISE, NEW IoRg.
saSe proved them excellent svs Whoep!ns Gsush-'
REV H. ". WARREN. CcsToS.
~ufe4& eeness IN ate1iora u The Bronchial orxar1~
Dr. J. F~W. LASf, BOSTON.
4 sfaols md P'essss :ou''aaoa s'r Coughs. &C.
DE-. q. F. GlGELOw- BOSTON.
"Conta,n no Opium or ays.!r: !riu..c1,~
DR.. L. \. HAYES. ClEN1xr, BOSTON.
~yery oenehcal In clearing tho 4sea e4npel:u 10
spe1k though suffering fmm Cola
REV ST. r. ANDERSON. ST. LoC1y
~1hsa1tily unlte In t,e aboye commen..:,sun."
REV. H. SCHUYLER, ST. LhClS.
ID friend having tried many rernsdts fur A,aaa va 20
benefit, found relief from the TFoeaes.~
REV. D. LETS. FRANKFORT, ILL.,,
~ Sold hy Drukxats eserYvhess, esa- Nox Ii
Sold By iAENTOT A GO.
1yt4!y u Iaze street. opposite TreEont E"sl-
CANFORD'S LIVER INEIdU-
~ KAT0n,
| Never uebltIfafe~.
1t compounded entirely from Gums :u'l has bse"G:
established (4Ct, Stau4aEd Mcdiche- kAo ~ tt IT,
provrd W ali tha have asea H. - Eesost.} ,~a
confidence In al diseases Tor Which IL
It has tufed thou 1Hs* - Chscn!c ultsrhte1 Sji-
within The LIST two years = meF Crmp.4ntA uys+nt,
Who h1a Eren Up al aoIe- ~, DsfeY. s1'!r @ot1.G
Of relief. the nsmt1tu., u1ttual Coss*heA" e.:
unsolicited eestfc1es L. Ic EEu'cra. Eho,frA tr'
| my pos+e1s!on show = bus, Caecfa lhf7n:..+s
The aose must u,ap!c1 = faturnte. 3aas ter. fe
to the tenp+ 1arrrut II the NeakGes*rk AMI rAS
Individual taking It, = used suc1e*afa!!v :. III
use3 In such ~ toy utnafy arll.y A.t:e!h*
ut gently Oh liz Bowels II vii: cu1a SICK HEAD
Let tbs dIct1:eS Of JOut .tEE T. {as fi1utAF - e4
Judgment k..i. ynu the e.t4fy In twenty mIues.
use It the LIVER iNEIt.- II twn thfre Teaspaon.
CURATOR. I'D t. Wu4 = fula a1a taken 4 ctaNenc<
! cure Liver Cowptssnts, Blu = inent al attack
| uaus AttAekA+ DsspePks1@ s.
All who usiuk giving testimony in IT. fsvor
u NIX Water III tbs nlont4 with the las.S9Easus, shd
| swallow ooah together.
, 1859-11-29

). r. w. SANFORD, II. D
au. 6al MannGastu.e. A.! rtopE40r, - ho3v:y
, 1859-11-29

GAIT PETRE, SALT PETRE-
kC1a.ooo n Csate aa3 Retasd tpr sle b
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01
NUMBER II.
Snlints in Horses.

"An Old Subscriber" asks for ipsorhaticcSf9 ic =
regarding splnts in horses; and some months
since information on the same subject was
asked for by another. Perhaps the following
may be useful or interesting to both querists.
Twelve months ago favorite young mare
of mine threw two bad splints on the fore
legs, which lamed her. My neighbor, a dis.
tinguished Indian Cavalry officer, advised
me to try remedy which he said had been
communicated to him by an Arab horse
dealer and which he had used with success.
Cut sleeps kidney in two (as if it were to
be broiled for your breakfast;) score one half
of it with knife, and sprinkle it we'll with
powdered blue stone tit may be scraped with
knife;) clip or shave the part, and apply the
kidney, binding it on with bandage, and
leaving it to rot off, which it will do in two
Or three days, leaving very complete blis-
ter. My mare was perfectly and beautifully
cured by this application; she is now sound
as a bell, and has never shown the slightest
disposition to throw splints again. At the.
same time, with an old horse, where the,
splint occasioned no lameness, | should be.
inclined to let him alone; and such blem-.
ish would not prevent me from buying a
horse which was otherwise sound, and suited
me. Cores. of London Field.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01

A Quaker had his broad -brimmed hat
blown off by the wind, and Re chased it for
a long time with frut'ess and very ridiculous
zeal. At last, seeing rQguish looking boy
laughing at the disaster, be said to hp-
"Art thee a profane lad2" The yongster
replied that lie did little in that way
"lhen," said he, taking half dollar from
bis pocket, ''thee may damn Wonder fleeing
tile fifty cents worth"
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01

New MoToR.-The Del'u says: "We are
Informed that our waggish fellow-citizen, Mr..
Wm Bishop, has invented an economical
but effective motive power for LOCOMOTIVES,
which is to fill the boiler with new cider, and
then 'let it work" (Patept applied for.)
This beats the downeaster's idea of pro-
peling machinery by 'the force Of circum
stances"
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01

When stone was once thrown into the.
pulpit where John Murray was preaching, in
Boston, he picked it up, and holding it be-
fore his cong: egaton, said, This is weigh
ty argument, but neither rational Or convinc-
ing"
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01

An advertisement reads as follows: "Sto,.
len, watch worth a hundred dollars. Il.
the thief will return it, he shall be informed
where he may steal one worth two Of it, and als
no Questions asked"
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01
Humorous Small Change,

Sir Albert Pell was an instance of sue.
cesstuI advocate who never "trod the pro-.
mise paths" of flowery speech. lie was fa-.
nous for violating every rule of grammer
and pronunciation whenever he opened his
mouth. Verbose and proxil, he yet succeeded
in getting verdicts, and his secret may be,
learned from the following anecdote gen..
tleman who happened to be in room with,
him the day after he had been engaged in an
important cause in the neighborhood, made
some slight al|usion to the tautalogous speech
which the learned counsel had delivered.
PelI Immediately acknowledged the Justice
of tie censure. 81 certainly was confound-
edIy long" he said, "but did you observe.
the foreman, a heavy-looking fellow in yell
low waiscoat. No more than one idea
could ever stay in his thick head at time,
and resolved that mine should he that one;
so hammered on till saw by his eyes that
he had got it. DO you think l cared what
You young critics might say?' Lord Brough-.
am used to say of Pell's style of speaking.
that if ii were not eloquence, it was pello-
quence, and deserved to have q chapter in,
books OF rhetoric to iself.'
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01

Logan, the comedian, once lent his watcl,
to a lady as he was going on the stage. She
placed it in her bosom, and on returning to
him, it was found to have stopped from the.
momept she took charge of it, wbereupop
he presented her with the folloMing neat
impromptum:
Ny watch, my lovely friend, you say,
Stopped on your breast-you're vexed: see,
The trinket on, your bosom lay,
And held its breath in eXstacy!
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01
CORONER'S NOTICE.

To Justices of the Peace.
NE various Justices of the Peace of Placer
- county, will take notice, that the undersigned
nss Deen elected to the Office of Coroner of said
ttounty and has filed his bonds, and is prepared
~, ~ discharge the duties of his Office Justices
Sno may be called upon to hold inquests will con-
t., favor by notifying the undersi gned at .au-
oufn' J.aMES MCBURNEY,
s., Coroner of Placer county.
'aaburn, Oct. I'd, l858.-my
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01

This is from away down South, and is.
darkey all over:
"Some time in the spring Of 81 the
steamer ST. Nicholus opened in this city
with a caliope-the first one ever heard in,
these parts-causng the greatest copsterna;
ton among the servants, most of whom sup
posed they must now give an account Of
their sins sure enough. But one of them,
girl, stood and listened for some time, and
at last walked into the house and expressed
her opinions thus:
"Missus, don't b'leve dat ar's Gabrieh
cause | ant 'teard bit; but If 't is hin., he's
playi@' "UaH for tie JVagin," sure's you're
boon!"
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01
JAMES WALSH,
HARNESS AND BOOT MAKER

AUBURN, CAL.
:"o'n streef (hfiddle Rosc), opposite .Norcross'.
oOIS AND SHOES, HARNESS, &C., r.
stts,dae %aae to order. Repairing promptly
auburn, april8'57my.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01

INFLUENCE OF THE HUMAN VoIcE.-IIoW
greatly is pleasure promoted by the inter.
course of society, and that chiefly through
the medium of the tongue! How much in
f1uepce we have to lessen pain and grief in,
a fellow creature, by soothing words. of COM
fort and kindly tones Of expression 1t is
admitted that musical instruments invented
by men, have great effect upon the feelings;
but it is acknowledged also that the human
voice has much greater effect, either to rouse.
the violent, or to inspire the gentler passions.
The Placer herald., 1859-01-01

NIAGARA FALLs.-1he path which led be-
meath Table Rock TO Termipation Point, and,
which those who desire to go under the sheat
of falling wafer traversed in oil cloth suits,
has fallen away, and there is qow no means.
of getting TO the point, if it exists. One.
can walk abou: a yard under the cataract,
but no further foothold is afforded. Ere long,
doubtless, now that the stratum of soft rock
below has fallen and been pounded to clay,
the upper mass will fall, and then another.
step Will have been taken in the slow and,
tedious course in which Niagara. has eaten
its own way back from Queenstown, and is
to. wear itself away somewhere above Chip
pewa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-24

Anivud = ~ Bedford, July q, ship Falcon, Norton,
Paei0c OeH s3ahuauo April 2lst, with 500 bris " hale oil
and 100o bsEne on board bark Roscoe, Colin, Pacinc ocean
s.usd, July D, from Ne- Bedford. ship Florida, Fish, for
North Pacific Ocean
s.sed, July n aun Falmouth, ship Conn., Morris, Jones, for
NAV 1mh. a Gaze Horn. lat 81 %, long. 6i : was passed
an Aneiczn nip, painted a light green color, showing a white
rirn5 VA : cruss n Il, supposed to be the Syren, from Homo
IuIa fGe Gew BEDFORD
x<x-JuIy q, lat Sc NJ long 44o 20 W. ship Zephyr,
Perm, fsu PsczAe Ocan, Of and for New Bedford
Bnrkek. Aua q The American ship John Wade, Chamber
Lin ~ abandoned in the Gulf Of Siam, from Boston for Hong
kux. she struck upon a rock not laid down In the charts,
March - bat 1oe %, long 1913 - l., and was abandoned
.ubsequentIy Win "a feet water in her hold All hands saved
In Nev Bedford, bark Columbus. belonging to the estate OF
ste tnfe VIM T. Rcaman, has been purchased by j. p Knowles
IL Of New Baisrd, and wiz be continued in the whaling busi-
ps under command Of Capt T. A Luce, Of Edgartown, for
uesfy nsseer q bark Superior.
Ne vnaIe~hip Emerald, Of Sag Hartos, was sold at auction
Julv Il. 6r ss10O, to John Budd and others
M bsrk Smyrna, 2lo tons, had been purchased by Chas- D.
Rsndau, and viK be fitted cot for the whale fishery, under COM
nand q Csps- webb, late Of the osceota-
Buk Rosrse, purchased by Simpson Hart, has been taken to
Faifhsven % hsak up
IA Vries6s, At New London, was being broken up
~ a~sS< -h<souefng 10 the estate Of Alex Gibbs, as dis
chssvi I'm ~ tWs voyage, vas sold at auction for $5,oSo, 70
CNmMMb9ADA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-24

1z-ss:Sir. into osshee4 o. deep oarmine- The
s.,m vssers q - tasctsd : blue like hue. and
tSs sbips lying s IN the harbor we're oolorsd
.vith the same unearthly tinEe.
TIL LAT overland mail game through from s.. Louis
= tventy days and twenty-five hours. elth0ush the
stage suffered some hindrances. through heavy ra'ns'
Is The ueighborhood Of the ella river.
Bayard Taylor and lady arrived on the Gotoe"
Zoe ON the 18th. His first lecture before the Mer-
..s,;,s T;br.rv Association was delivered on the eve
MING Of the 1st., at the American Theater subject
= Arabs, He had q crowded house, Of course.
Horace Greedy is too much fatigued to undertake
another journey across the continent and ne mas ae-
termined to return home by the Uncle Sam on
the 9th.
The officers for the U. 8. Steamer SaginGaO, recent
" built at the Mare Island navy yard, arrived by the
Last steamer from the East. Capt. Schenck is to be
in command. The Saginaw is fitting for sea, ana VIII
he ready in about two month"; She is to make Two
wears, VOYAGE to the East Indies, and return to this
NUUANU.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-24

Tar 1fc-c1rn- We lesrn fhnt he volcano -
;nm..~i q .ctivitv Of late. and more lava is now
rocr;nr firth Than has been known for months before.
The stream is about q mile wide ct the spot where 1z
i st;ll entering the sea, and the light was distlnoti2
seen bv the passengers on the Rekauluohs, until the
arrival Of that vessel within eight miles OF Lanaina'
IN 4xors-Thi fruit, after q long scarcity, -
.oo;n coming into market. Some humping specimens
no found Yesterday in s. our old arm CHAIR ana
verv much suspect that they are from Capt. Marchan'.
Of the Kekauluohi, whose modesty is only equaipeu
by his courtesy. @
THr DAsuAwAYs-This Aourishing institution no"
numbers upwards of seventy-fve members, anu we
are told that there is room on the list for q re" more
names. We understand that the pledge Will De Oh
the table at the Bethel this evening.
A LAUNcH.-The schooner John Houng' ~nion
has been rebuilt by Messrs. Burns q Emmes' was
launched again on Thursday last-much to the as
tonishment and wonder of a few score OF natives VINO
were the only spectators of the performance.
A LARGE MAIL-The inter-island mail iorwarueo
by the postal department on Thursday afternoon
was one of the largest ever known. The mail pags'
destined for both windward and leeward islands, were
more than sufficient to fill a handcart.
KAU WHEAT.-The heHdutu0ht oroosn' uo"n'
her last trip from Hawaii, ten tons OF kau wheat
This is only the beginning. There arr upwards OF q
hundred and twenty acres to be heard from, IN that
district. =
= On the fourth page will be found the civil
code, from section 1118 to 1248, embracing rnles
and proceedings in the supreme and other courts OF
the kingdom -
FIVE FRANcs..The government rates OF COINS
published in another column do not include the s1f-
yer five francs, but only the gold pieces.
CoINs.-For the new rates at which gom coin
will hereafter be taken at the government treasury,
see our commercial column.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-24

The SAILORS HoSE.-Thise excellent institution is
now fairly open for the season; and under the super
intending care of Mrs. Thrum. we doubt not that it
will afford during the next few months, a pleasant
home for hundreds of seamen. Although in q pecuni-
ary point of view the Home has not been a successful
speculation, yet it has answered the chief object for
which it was erected. by ~adording a cheap commo-
dious and respectable residence for sailors during
their stay in this port, and by raising the standard
Of other sailors boarding houses in Honolulu. The
people of Honolulu deserve credit for the public
spirit which erected and has sustained the institution
in its work of usefulness. The Home is now in ex-
cellent order. and is fitted for the reception Of seven
ty-fve boarders. A shipping Office is connected with
the establishment.
Mosourrox=A correspondent, newly arrived
mon our shores, wiGb6 - know what meequitoes
i've opon kers wken they doa't and stsSnSe4s We
On only rsc6mend pet5pss until he ~ ex1ivsdat'
4 & 1yeld reedn& Al thn y ~ Anoes
1k5 tried hie91 IT, - ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-24

THE LATEST FROM VANcoUvER.-by the a,,i.al :,
items of news from San Juan. On "Wednesday, TWO
hundred and fifty American troops were landed al
the wharf at Bellevue from on board the julia. to,
gether with q large amount OF military s'oaes n :
Sfsv laborers: the latter to be- employed IN erecting
barracks. The impression was general that nothing
Was to be done on the part Of the British authorizes
until the Home Government could be communicated
with-VictOTia GGz.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-24

MA ~ VI nc kSt Saae -
oeher coins vim be received at the rates fixed by the Chamber Of
40odmeru
In respect 10 trade, there Is a general complaint Of extreme
duuness In every branch Of business Retailers hold back from
buvsnx extensive supplies until more favorable news is received
from the Northern fleets, on which, in a grea, measure, the fall
business depends A few sales hom the Yankee, and other late
arrivals, bad been made
PROvIsIONS-The importatons Of beef and pork continue
veu heavy. The Siam brings 7s9 brs beef, which, added to
the previous stock IN the place, makes not less than $500 or 1000
bhs- We hear Of sales at s17. By the same vessel, 81 barrels
posk also arrived A sale is reported at $50, but SO is probably
a. high as if can be quoted
SUGAR-The supply Of No. 1 Is not large-say 40 to so tons
-udciene for the domestic shipping trade OF dark, the stock
ID heavy. We quote &c "a SIC, according to quality, with but
little doing.
MOLASSE5Stock heavy, and no demand
HLOCR-we hear Of q sale Of IS bis Gallego at SIS also
600 acks California at SO y 200 lbs; sales Of Hawaiian at
SO rhe stock Of the latter is heavy. and we learn that the
MN Company have ceased purchasing wheat for the present
HREAD-rheM Mi Company yesterday commenced operations
NJ IL new bakery, and turned out the first batch OF bread
sALMoN-nock quite large sprng-caughi is jobbing at
s13 = sA-
PULU-Sale on list Of 1000 lbs at &c
PorArOKsLDomestic Irish, 81 "a 81 so p bL Sales Of
California jobbing at Dc
ONIoNs-sale Of 10 bags California, on the 2ad, at 2.c-
PAIyTAAbout 100 Bs white lead, ex Yankee, sold for lie
MANILA CORDAGE-Szles Of assorted, small sizes, cordage
as1se.
EUNBKR-rh~ market Is well supplied with the various
qua6siesL Stock Of shingles large
TKA-Sme pkes Of very choice "Curious Souchong," ex
Yankee, sold at 81 12i y d, which is a high figure It is a
part q = very superior lot recently received in San Francisco,
and vas selling there at ssc to 81 by the quantity.
Kx~cHANGB-very quiet, and likely to remain So
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-24

Prom Bosfoy-per Siam, Sept 21-Mr Geo Z Beckwfth.
For TsExALEr-per Jenny Ford, Sept 21-Mr Peaft and
3 children.
For LAufAHozuoE and Hno-per Lihoiho, Sept I'll
Porter, Aiko-
For KAuAI-perE Excel. Sept 22-Mr HOLSTER.
For MAuT-per Moikeiki, Sept 22-Judge kcharuson' MIS-
Bartlett :.
Mrs Enos, A 8 Cook, r A Wood, g Thomas, Mr. Dickinson
Mr. Baldwin, c Lake, David Adams, Ain, Achu. and % on deck
From KosA-per Kekauluohi, Sept 3-H N Greenwich,
Thos Gulick, Fred Stephens, Thos Shields, and 100 ON deck
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-24

oal 81 vhich has recently been COM
nn1 81 ~ 3e Unaed Bates. appears destined to
A~e9z1eexten the whah-Gshey. On our hrt page viii
Be ban3 = utGe in relation 70 Il ana the mode Of its manu-
re1Enhse tGDa, TIE Scientific lmer5cdH- Hrm other sources
: uetnTo thAk the cost Of manufacturing coal oil Is from 80 to 40
eens p1 gallon, but in It's crude state IL h nearly worthless a a
tburnng md, on accounke = ne smoke emitted IL ID only after
beinE e&1sd o. refined hat 4 IL used for burning. Refined
o31o1b euoted at the latest dates, in New York, at 81 12I a
q 75V Unon, which Is . considerable advance oDformer quo
tafiona, showing that the demand for il exceeds the supply. But
u IL thought that The price has advanced to such a point as to
make IN increased demand for whale oil, with which it prin-
cipaIy ees in rivaky. From the crude coal oil, candles are
manufactured, said TO be equal to sperm in brightness, and cost
Ing much -. The manufacture Of coal oil is rapidly increasing
h vArow parts Of the United States, bot how great an injury it
vii have on the ught-uhale fishery is still a problem.
The arrival Of the Siam, since our last issue, places us in
receipt Of n heavy cargo Of goods, the bulk Of which is ship
4 ehnnIexy and stores Capt Rice has had a very good passage,
feumidh ing that his ship is not a clipper. His periodical visits
% Hoooaulu bring back old times to many OF our older residents
he Ispasia is chartered to lead guano for the Phoenix Island
Company, Cand not oil, as we stated in our last issue) and will
sill to-day fr the above destination
On Thursday last, the Collector General ISSUED the new Stor-
>se Regulations They make a very considerable reduction on
the rates az storage, varying from IS to so per cent This liberal
Z speey yin DeeS With general favor from the mercantile interests
-nfkhe pot We shall publish the rates next week.
An ordeDhas been issued from the Treasury Department, fix
ing the SouU y ling a. tie rates at which the aforementioned gold
coins vii be taken at the Hawaiian Treasury, on and after sept
21kh, 1850:
5hoube@ Russian
10 Guildent Netherlands, ..-.--.-.-------- . 40
10 Pesob Chill and New Grenada, .--------- -.
Doubloons IL all kinds, %
sPnncs, French gold CONS ony) .--.--------. IS
go. .. & Assay Once and private coinage, Caiifor. 10 so
s. private coinage, California --.------.--." q
HrzcsonaIp.rs Of the shSve coins At proportional rates All
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ The Conupercial Advertiser will be
published during the fall season, OF till December
81, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
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PATENT COMBINATION
IN CALIFORNIA Ann oosaiol
Mandatory and Sal
$50 AND 1872 MONTGOMERY 80
" Purchases Of tables and appara.u. -.
l71-sm A. b. Gin
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CoINs.-For the new rates at which gou coin
will hereafter be taken at the government treasury
see our commercial column.
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FIVE FRANcs.lThe government rates Of coins
published in another column do not include the SIT
yer five francs, but only the gold pieces.