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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-04
The Great Enstsrn-An American idea.

The Great Eustern-An American Idea.
The correspondent Ofthe N. Y Times on board
the Great Eastern, vouched for as an American
Civil Engineer of thorough educa ion and
high professional accomplishment, insists that
the late trip furnishes no basis whatever for
judging Of the epeed OF the economy of the
monster ship. The quickest time made with
wind and tide iavoring. was thirteen nautical
miles an hour, and with breeze and sea against
her, her speed was only about seven. The
writer crticzes the faults OF the ship with bold
ness, and points out many defects. She is far
from fire-proof, though more nearly SO than
any other vessel and the explosion revealed
the fact that under certain contingencies the
vessel might founder, notwithstanding the bulk
heads, which have been represented as insur-
ing the perfect safety of the vessel. The
writer estimates that unless some defects are
remedied, he shall be chary of undertaking an
AtlaRtic voyage on the Great Eastern.
A writer Of high position in Ohio, 10 a com
muncAtion in the Columbus Gazette, adducei
evidences to show that the first suggestion o
bull ling such a steamship as the Great Eastern
was made by citizen of tn, United States
Mr.. Henry Burden, of Troy, New York
Mr.. b. had constructed steamer on a move
piau for the navigation of the Hudson rive
some years before, and converting upon oceai
steamers he said his plan would bo a stoame
700 feet long, twenty thousand tons burden
capable of accommodating ten thousand people
and to make the trip between England and tn
United States in five or SIX daye. lie state
that when the Cunard Company were abou
commencing the building of their vessels,
went to England and submitte his views o
the subject, and proposed to invest 500, 900 i
the experiment, if they would construct veG
sci OF the dimensions he Indicated job
Bull listened to his plans, and ventured {
enlarge his steamers, but only to the length q
fifty feet. Failing in this proposition, Mr.. Bui
den proceeded to Scotland, and there publishe
his plans in the public newspapers And ye
says the writer, this John Bull is now claim
ing for Mr.. Brunei, the honor of "the conce
tion Of the greatest idea that has ever been OF
ginsted in naval architecture %
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Death Of a Former CIevelander.

The Pittsburgh Chronicle of the lst announ.
the death of THEoBALD UMBsTAETTER Esq a
member of the law firm of Messrs Shaler & Co., I,
and for many years prominent member of the
Pittsburgh Bar. Mr.. UMBsrAErTERread law
some years ago in this city, where he has wide
circle of acquaintances and friends who will be
panied to hear that he has been cut off in the
prime of manhood. The Chronicle says;
Mr.. Umbstaetter's health had, it appears,
been declining for some time, but no apprehen-
sons were entertained that he was soon to te
| called to his final account. He complained
more than usual on Thursday, and yesterday
was confined TO his room. Last night he ap.
peaTed to DO somewhat better, but early this
morning he experienced change for the worse
and at 8 A, NJ. suddenly expired. The deceased
was a native Of Germany, and was born near The
town of ZweibIucken, in the Palatinate o
Bavaria lie came TO this country about
twenty five years ago, and after reading law
at Cleveland, settled at New Lisbon, Colum.
biana county. He soon achieved distinction
in his profession, and while yet a young
man was regarded as one of the most able anc
successful lawyers then practicing in Columbi
ana county. In 1850 we believe, he came Il
this city, and soon afterwards became associa
ted with Judge Shaler and the Honorable Ed
ward Nj. Stanton in the practice of the law
Though rarely taking an active part in the tria
Of those causes in which the firm was engaged
he larored zealously in their preparation, an,
stood high in the estimation Of h's proiessiona
brethren both as lawyer and business man
Everything he did was performed with metho
dcal neatness and precision, aud the style il
which his books were kept and papers executes
was pattern FOR the profession. Mt Umb
staetter was about the medium size, and had
very dignifed and commanding appearance
His bearing towards the general public wa
rather naughty and distant in its tone, yet wit
his friends he wrsv very affable and enjoyed bot
their esteem and confidence He was abou
forty five years of age at the time of his deatl
and leaves behind him father and brother, VIII
reside Ia Cleveland, and wife and three prou
ising and interesting children.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-04

SHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
~ 70 tho e9mmaud Of vii q youli Epalas issued from
the Cuuu N Common plras, n cnY1hnga Conn at The
nttol W A irh pnniin, afnii,t samuj -iafen,
f,1dant % to ted shall onef or sale 1t dcof
agegiaths liy Of Cleye end in saia County on the
a. fonownt doscr q lands nnd teutments, TO wit -
81 ua'o The township n n cid Cu,ahofa County and
Acre rnlr. No N md b'n The Eas' nnH Of % Gi-l o
eorse decided By Ere q 10y 90 d. DtllcYi and 10.
nsrhod nwt Haautina "a The east corner OF said lot
and runuug wet t tine brink Of the bank Ia tho Co
Road; thorcs uOuhorlv he line of sail road
Tanstn the north line OF aid lo thenre East 20 h9 Eat
lue VI said io honco South 10 the place Of beginning
supp sod To contain acres ofland be the same more
~ d. L. wTGHrMAN. sheriff
J PLNisrEb Plaintiffs Agent ootl755
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RTHERN TRANSPORTATION

AND INTERMED1ATE PORTS.
~A-h THE STAUNOH SCREW
q Hfid1iiM steamer BAY STATE brown Mas
Fl is.ila ter will leave Tuesday, Oct. 9th, al
f7lllLtllls.l1llNl ock Z. M.
Fur ir, ight OF passage, apply TO .-. -
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Nem advertisements
NORTHWESTERN
Christian Anti.SlayCrry Convention,
At CHICAGO,
on Thursisy and FRIDAY the qoh upd oist of oetobo,


TN PURSUANCE OF THE IN
l. sTRUCriONS Of the Ohio Sac AMI hvery C,n-
q "a held A. GO omhu' ip Agg - the " 'cutye Gem
mlute have oriephudtd with the fieRdg q cause in
eher Sielo IN regard o the propriety Of holding similar
Convention ol the Mo- lthWest dnring his Autumn, and
with the cn'te appreciation uni recommendation, we
issue the 4 llow ng
CALL. ...
Ant-Slavey Christians Of all throug ghout
the Weste s atcs aud Territories
We invite you meet Chicago on Thursdsy nvonrg
tho ath OF Oct bf lust inmediatelv tho ai0nrnn
4 the Annual Meeting Of the American Missiona Asso-
G alton.
The objects Of this Convention arr
lN To consult upon 'hl greet ineres's of the Anti
Savey Cause h the present CT SIS of our country when
The most strenuous efforts being made - revive hs AZ
ucan slave Ttade, 10 vita iEo aud cnurgize he Fugitive
Slave Law TO sen slavery upon all our Territories and
70 annex ore territory of the purpose Of extending and
perpetuating its UoVer,
3D. To give expression sentiments in regard TO tile
sniulness aud the owls Of Slavery.
81, II urge upon Christians the duty of arr9ying the
whole moral power of the Gospel and Church AGAINST
Siavey he OltY CERTAIN OF is hual overthrow
IN Torccomuerd measures for the prosecution Of our
cause i1 future.
We look lor large and Garnet Convention.
In behalf Of the Executive Committee.
y II. FAIRCHILD, Chairman
-.. II. d SPELMAN, Secretary.
Clevelaf d. Oct l. 1853 d6wtd
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DR. BANNING MAY BE CON-
II tultod at us uihce, Euclid street, from Mnrday
the "a To fa the Sfh Of Oci Dor, (ncusye) for the
relief Of spuul female dsottyo, urua heual aud sem
inal weaknesses. sep2s:25i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-04

An "OLD BoY."-One of the takers of the
school census in Cincinnati, 10 his perambula-
tiOns through the city recently, went into a
domici where be found lady, wAo said she
was one hundred and three years old. On be-
log asked whether she had any children about
the hOuse, she replied that she had but one boy.
who was at work in the other room, and was
eighiy-one years Of age.
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QTlIgrGucrs.
Alusic Geatbrrg.

A. BYRON CHASE,
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music,
E8Ag PAYS PARTICULAR AT
SlH teuuon to tie cultivation Of tho voice. aud in,
q structioh on tho spanish Guitar
Bauk.
~ Address at BraiuarPs ond Dodges Music Stores.
iuuel6Rs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-04

EY-Judge Phillips, of Berlin, has a iae COW,
five years Of age, upon which premium was
awarded at the late County Fair, which has
never had a calf but which gives milk of su.
peror quality as regularly as any cow which
has been {" brought to her milk" in the usual
"come from a COW which never hada calf =
Sandushy Register,
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Medina Aati-slavery Convention.

An Anti-slavery Convention is to be held at
OF Cleveland, and other prominent speakers
will address the people, and basket refresh
ments will be served at noon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-04

Thanks to the Ladies OF the Geauga County
Free Agricultural Society for their beautiful
Floral gift and kind invitation Both are ac-
cePted with unfeigned pleasure. .--[EpiroHr
LEADER.
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MARR1Ep.

In nrunsgick on the l1ih un. nv. G. n SUBWAY,
% Mediaa, end Miss HANNAH CHiDsEY, ofthe iormt
IN Medina, Soit sih. Nj BENJAMIN BROOKS and
MS 1iLPltA hEYNOLDS.
At Medina Sept ", AZEL SMITH and Miss ELAfI.
MA ?. WALCOtT hdhui Westded
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DIED

7, thts civ Monta hfetroiu, or "a. EUGENE n
and months
The fuuoral wi b. attended n the residence NJ HE s
ther No 10 Chestnut street, This afternoon Oct 9Th At
oeloce Freuds Of the hmy invited 10 auead
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pLAIN 40 oRNAMENrAL pRINrlNa.

~ plain aqd Ornamental pdmingoi every description
dins az NJ pHnnf Esahiishment OF the LEAnER or e
on ho latest and npfo fed steam Presses 10 the best
sirle 0n sho notice. pul at ro1sonlhle rates Partcsgr
aalitnu paid 90 Rank Work Every description OF Bind
ing due epcsiallg Blank Rocks Ledsers, Journals'
Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C.. Nc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-05-26
STATIONERY

VElIiE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
per late arrivals from Bston, the following splendid as
sortment of Stationery, blank Book and Desk Furniture viz
5, 4 D and 6 quire Journals, various bindinssi
9, Il 5 and 6 quire Lelgers, do do:
81 4, 5 and o quire Record Books;
., +, 5 and 6 quire Day Books;
3, 4, 5 and g quire Log Books
Assorted cargo books; Assorted tuck mem books;
do tuck diaries and aimanacs, for 1858;
do writing books. with and without C bpies;
do cap ledger induces; assorted letter books;
200 reams letter. cap and note paper;
10 do hill and account current paper;
100000 buff and white envelopes, of all sizes;
1000 parchment and cloth envelopes, Of all sizes;
A great variety of blank notes, dHafts and bills of lading;
Bowditch's Navigator; Expeditions Calculator;
Nautical Almanac, for 1859; 100 gross steel pens;
Gutta percha pens-a new article; copying brushes;
Assorted red tape; red, fancy and black sealing wax;
Boxes assorted gunlmed seals; patent ink erasers;
Patent pencil sharpeners; patent travelling ink stands;
Flat. round and octagou rulers; tin cash trays;
Lubin's. Pabers and Ropes lead pencils; tin wafer cups;
IS gross red, blue and black inks; assorted copying inks;
Assorted portfolios, choice article; assorted ivory paper folders;
do pen holders, various patterns; pen racks; letter clips;
do paper weights; assorted inkstands; thermometers;
do notified and plain linen twine,
do states, small toy and schools;
do banker wallets, for notes and bills;
A few gross oil real Albata pens; ladies' small sized etter paperi
italian office desk homes; camel hair pencils, etc, etc.
s9If II. NJ. " HITNEY.
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FOL SALE,
UCST ARRIVED PER AMERICAN CLIP.
- bark SACflEM, J. u. Atkins, Master, from Boston, tho
following assortment Of Merchandise:
Cases blue denims,
Cases blea. flannel,
Bales bro. cotton,
Bales awning stripes, a new article.
Bales bro. drilling,
Gases print lawns,
Cases sateen blea. twill,
Bales printed carpets,
Gases ladies' gaiter lined hoots
Cases mems rubber boots,
Gases bovs' do do,
Gases woInen's do do,
Gases charcoal irons,
Bbis prime pork,
Barrels mess pork,
Half bbls mess pork,
Or biis mess pork,
Bbis mess beef.
Bbls navy mess beef,
Tierces haAS,
Barrels vinegar,
Half bbls crushed sugar,
Half boxes Taisins,
Gases refined lard,
Casks pilot bread,
New Bedford iron hoops. Ix16, 1x17, 1fxl7. 1tS17.
1t3-tf Apply to CHAS. BREWER, ID.
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For Sale Low to Close COnsignments.
UyHE FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE VIZ:
Elk Young Greek.
16, II, and IS feet oars.
Manila rope,
Cotton duck. Nos. I o10,
Prussian blue pain,
Chrome yellow paint,
Chrome green paint,
Bales fresh hops,
Boxes, halves and qs raisins,
Bbs and 6-gall kegs WHISKY
Bales brown drills.
Eek Mountain Wave.
Cases boiled English hnseed oil,
Eighths casks Rochel { brandy,
Half boxes loaf and crushed sugar
Eek Syren,
Ships cambooses.
Nos. 3 and 4 Roger Williams stoves,
Cans extra fine preserved oysters
Cans preserved meats,
Cans preserved CLANS,
Cans preserved strawberries,
Cans herrings.
Cases Eerdae olives,
Cases assortad soups,
Cases soup and bouiifie,
Cases turkey
Cases assorted soup and broths, cans soda, wine. oyster. sugar
and butter crackers.
Kegs whisky, Gases axes,
KEGS brandy, Bbis pitch,
Kegs rum, Linen drill frocks.
Baskets champagne, Linen driir pants.
Gases ale and porter, Bales brown sheeting,
Cases blue drill.
Bales cloves. kegs nutmegs, half bbls split peas. do currants,
Cases refined saleratus, casesSt. Clair, Dixons. Emmet's Upton
and Sweet Orange brand tobacco, etc, etc.
l3s-tf J. C. spLLDING.
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Just. Received per "Sachem."
UuERCES BOsTON SUGAR ED HAMS.
! q ! : =: !: j 8 !: !: 8. 9: !: :: ! !: i: ).
Kits No. ] mackerei,
Quarter bills family pork,
Cases refined lard, lob tins,
English dairy cheese, in tins,
Cas.s Pembroke salt,
Hilf bhls crushed sugar,
Ass rt-1 extracts,
Half bhls dried apples,
Half hills Carolina rice,
Fresh peafces, in BIB tins,
Freshl listers, in BIB tins.
1851 For sale cheap, iy SAM SAvIDGE.
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JuSf Received, eX Late arrivals!
Nj. FOR SALE BY THE UNDERsIGNED-
IA FNst and Second Class Brandies. in wood,
& First and Second Glass do in bottle,
Best Geneva, in wood and bottle.
OH Tom Gin, in bottle,
Monongahela WiisSey, il. wood and bottle,
jamaica Rum,
Ale and Porter. of the favorite brlnls.
And the usual assortment OF Wines aud Liquors.
l41tf GODFREY RHOUEs.
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Paper ex Sachem
vUNHE MOST AND EXTEN
4 sive assortment of printing. cap, letter, note, wrapping,
and tissue papers, ever imported into Honolulu.
leo reams news, book and job printing paper.
80 " broad and long-foli hill paper, asstd qualities,
So :" ruled and plain cap paper,
lis " ruled AMI plain letter paper, "
20 T" ladies' plain, ruled aud gilt letter paper.
81 ' plain and fancy note paper,
3 " Lawyers brief paper.
Reams drawing paper. tissue, hardware, wrapping, red and
white blotting paper, &c, &c.
ALSO ON HAND
And for sale cheap-between one and two hundred reams of
second quality plain and ruled letter, cap and note papers.
143 3n IL. VI. WHITNEY.
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"a. 81 co.
OFFER FOR SALE
THE CARGO OF III AMERICAN BRIG
%"K0LOAw


JUST ARRIVED FROM BOSTON.
BARRELS TAR. PITCH AND RosIN.
Manila aud hemp coriage, ra,lin. marlin. spunyarn, &c.
Pure white lead, in 25-ib kegs, black paint,
Assortment OF single ana double blocks, chains,
Kfn-dried corn meal, in barrels,
Mess pork and beet,
Oak boats from 10 to 10 feet long,
Cedar" " is 10 20 q"
Cut nails and spikes of.ar sizes,
Crushed sugar. in half hbls,
Dried apples. rice, saberatus, scan,
i, ,. p, 8, 90 inch oak plank,
inch clear white pine boards planned,
ia Is %
q. " Z" " plank, /"
spruce scaniinr, ax$, 2x4, sx4, shaved cedar shingles,
l inch white pine oarls, rough,
Doors and windows. assorted sizes,
Cumberland and Iackawana coal.
Cotton duck, sbeetinss, &c, &c, &c,
Per ssACHEM,, from Boston,
Bbls Haxall -four,
Cases Hunters tobacco,
Dried apples, in ! bbls.
Hunts handled axes,
Saddles, complete, with stirrups and belts.
Cotton sail Irvine,
heas KIP kip 'Fosan''
Blue and white cotton thread.
Gases shifting, denims,
= sheeting.
blue drilling and blue cotton, &c, &c, &c,
Per "ALOHA,'' from Bremen,
NOW DUE
Bales hickory shirts, printed regatta shirts,
a. blue union serge shirts.
Souwesters, ladies' Isle thread hose,
Cases Victoria lawns,
plain tapecheck muslin, black,
Bales fancy priuts,
Black and blue figured alpaca,
Bales blue flannel,
Silk Umbrrllas, cotton socks and stockings,
Mother-o' pearl uttons, ivory COMBS,
Assortment of ready-made clothing,
Superior Holland gin, in cases, French prunes, in glass,
&c, &c. Nc-, &c. l43-tf
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IUVflESE GOODS ARE ALL
n ny one of the firm. now in San Francisco. with a perfect
knowledge of the wants of the Ilarlolulu public and the whaling
feet, and having been purchased at LOW FIGURES. win be
sold at MUCH LOWER RATES than have ruled in this market
in past years. Citizens aud Strangers are respectfully invited to
call and see for themselves. A. 5. < NJ. S. GRINBATM.
Honolulu, March Il, 1859. 142-tf
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TO CAPTAINS
Views of Honolulu!

4 LII PERSONS VISITING OR RESIDING
n on these Islands, should not fail to send a set of G. III.
Burge..' Views Of H~nslalu to their friends abroad,
as they will convey by far a better idea Of the Scenery, Habits,
Customs. etc, Of this place, than any works or prints ever pub
lished. To be had OF e. BURGESS.
11s-d Paint Shop, on King street, near Port.
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS

uUST RECEIVED PER FANNY MAJOR
= direct from the Manufacturer in New York. a small iuyo;ce
OF Davies X Jones celebrated patented shoulder seam and three
ply collar shirts. They are selected so that we car At almrst
any SIZE, ana AFFORD e sell them 20 per cent less than former
prices. II wants but a tn to convince any one of their super.
o1i'y ~ every respect overhny others in the market at present.
1oo-n Ts;,o~s 81 I e.. : 70. e..
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PAINT, &c.
Fire Sand,
To- Kaoln, 10 bris q each.
lSl-f HAS. BREWER. %.
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Provisions.
Beef and Pork. Hawaiian beef.
Groceries,

Bb!s of -four and bread, rice, butter, sugar, moiasses,
Syrup and honey, preserved fru Is of all kinds,
Preserved meats and fish of all kinds, curry powder,
Cassia and spices Of all descriptions, pepper,
Fine and Goa rse salt, saleratus, soda, raisins, currants,
Dried apples, beans, peas, coffee, tea. chocolate, cocoa,
Herbs. crackers of all descriptions, candies, lard, hams,
Beeves tongues, salt salmon, cd fish. vinegar, sardines,
Mustard, sauces, hops, soap, rrunes, candies, salad oil,
Olives, astd English and American pickles,
yackerel. IIerrinps. Sc. &C
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PUMPS

NORGE PUMPS. assorted sixes, htest patterns.
bose and futures complies, tust arrived PEI c.
snip yreus' For sale BY 49,
CUAe. 81
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ADVERTISEMENTS

B. PITMAN.
BYRON'S BAY, HlLO, HAWAII
OsrsSs.Rsss, . soR SALE THE FoLIow'Se
Dry Goods Of every Description,
do do do drills, lsiik and cotton velvet,
Blue. red and white flannel. Mems linen and cotton shirts,
NusIins, prints, deafness, Linen cnats and pants,
DENNIS, gnghams, toWsliug, ship clothing Of all descriptions,
Black and colored ribbons, Irish linens and grass cloth,
Bed s's ssiass:, table covers. I Eanss e . ssii Ssia . su spsass
Black Grape, colored brnids, Lamp wicking.
Hardware, &c.
steelyards,
Cut nails all sizes, rvets,
Wrought nails all sizes. razors,
Copper nails and acks, saucepans,
Iron and brass screws, assorted iron pots, fry pans,
Britt tea and coffee pots, grind stones and eranks, rules
and rakes, spades, einleis, sheatIliug copper and nails,
Buckets Rn,ses an and i's tas. sa pn and and fj jsck P snisrs, ls SCISSORS sss '0s spsa.. Lines
Buttons of all kinds and descriptions, sheet. iron INC,
Brass and Britt. bib and stop cocks, shot all sizes,
Brass and iron hooks and b Its, glue,
Carpenters planes of all kinds,
F and c combs,
shovels.
Provisions.
Beef and Pork. Hawaiian beef.
Groceries.
Bb!s of -four and bread, rice, butter, sugar. moiasses,
Syrup and honey, preserved fru Is of all kinds,
Preserved meats and fish of all kinds, curry powder,
Cassia and spices Of all descriptions, pepper,
Fine and coarse salt. saleratus, soda. raisins, currants,
Dried apples, beans, peas, cofe , tea. chocolate, crcoa,
Herbs. crackers of all descriptions, candies, lard, hams,
Beeves TONGUES, salt salmon, cd fish. vinegar, sardines,
Mustard, sauces, hops, soap, rrunes, candies, salad oil,
Olives, astd English and American pickles,
Nackerel, Herrings, &c, &c.
Ra0tS and Shoes.
Gases mems thick boots, cases kip brogans, calf boots,
Gases calf brogans, cases goat hrogans, oxford ties,
Mems India rubber boots, mems India Rubber shoes,
WoGaen's India rubber shoes, gaiters,
Whalemen's pumps, whalemen's stout shoes,
Boys shoes and broGans, woinen's shoes.
SundrieS.
Sail Irvine. handouts, prckers. Prickers. belts and sheaths,
Cotton AMI linen canvas, palms, Sail needles, oars, row-locks,
Light, heavy and navy duck, Hooks AMI thrmbles, saw-sets,
Astsd sizes iron, cant hooks. Hooks AMI staples,
Blocks of astd sizes, jb hanks, Brass AMI iron wire.
Sheaves, marline spikes, Powder horns and TASKS.
China Goods.
Backgammon boxes,
Envelope boxes, Toilet boxes,
Cigar boxes, Work boxes,
Shaving boxes, Silk Aprons,
Grape st,awls, Colorei silks.
Silk vest patterns, Coiored satins,
Camiet and pongee silks,
Glass. Cr0ekery and Tinware.
Also, a full assortment Of Manila cordage, from ! inch to
inch, coils whale line, hemp rope, spun yarn, marine, houseiine,
seizng stuff, anchors, chains and whale irons.
Lumber.
AN ASSORTMENT CONSISTING OF
. and 3 inch plank, pa, 2Si, Exc, 2xs joists.
Hardwood square timber for boat davis, anchor stocks and
winllasses furnished to order,
] inch boards, doors, sashes, blinds, clapboards, &c.
lHlo, Byrons Bay, Hawaii, March, 1859. 143-2m
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