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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-16

MYPwARDS OF 100000 YARDS SUPE.
u RIOR ENGLISH PRINTS " MUsLINs, consisting
Of pink and yellow, lilac and red, canary and red riding dress
prints, purple, black, chocolate aud red, orange and green, two
blue. Also, small pattern prints, aud q splendid assortment OF
BRILLIANTs, many of the patterns Of which are entirely new.
Bales scarlet blankets,
Bales blue blankets,
Bales white blankets,
Bales heavy denims,
Bales English deninas,
Cases heavy Am. blue sheeting,
Gases English blue sheeting.
Cs brogans elf 4 kip, swd & pgd.
Cases slippers and shoes,
Cases Eng. saddles and brides,
Gases Am. saddles and brides,
Cases whips, stirrups, feathers
and girths.
Gases charcoal irons,
Nests trunks, four each,
Cases figured black merino.
Cases figured blue mcrino,
Cases plain merino, black,
Cases plain merino, blue,
Bales brown sheeting,
Bales bleached sheating,
Bxs winchester's s. W. soap,
Ca: es blue drills,
Cases heavy Am. Ted ticking.
BALES blue. scarlet and very su.
pericr grey flannel shirts,
Cases riiot pants,
Gases drawers aud shirts,
Bales pea jackets,
Cases silk handkerchief.
Cases linen and cotton hdkfs.
One case heavy camb. quilts, a
so Ets. nails, 4, g, s and 1od.
Cases tobacco,
Cases powder,
Cases palm leaf hats,
cases hunts handed axes,
Cases umbrellas.
Case. felt hats.
Manila coriage,
100 superior native spades, (oos)
Nests camphor trunks,
Nests leather DO,
Nests rattan clothes baskets,
Cases preserved ginger,
Rattan chairs, baskets, etc
Gases denim pants.
Cases denim Jumpers,
Gases white shirts,
Cases colorcd shirts.
Cases drab moleskin pants,
Cases white moleskin pants.
Cases white sheeting and shirt
ing, most superior
Best Sample Manila Cigars in Market.
TWIST ENDS-Nos. !, 2 and 3.
Ell osiery:
With a splendid assortment of other Goods, and decidedly
The Largest and Most Inviting Stock in
Honolulu, for Native Trade.
J.. 7. W. respectfully invites orders, from Country Store Keep
ers- Apply at
JOHN THOS. WAREHOUSES;
"ENPoRIgM NJ" HONOLULU.
March 81, 1859. 1+4-3m
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1AA < -. !
Sid Nov Is for Japan and Ocbos,t' %est<
Sid Nov Il, "a cruise south
At Lahaina March 26; sid fro,
Arr at Hon from cruise Feb 2I ,MpuAp1n |
sd Dec IS, TO cruise Ass
Sid Nov 80, TO cruise
Sid Nov 10, to cruise
Arr at a Mar 10; sid I'm Hon N,r.-,
Sid from Honolulu March 81 for oelsaHsH
sid from Mongonui Dec % for tho nc~s
Sid Oct 81, to cruise
Arr at Lab Nh !, nothing season. IA
Sid Dec IA, to cruise A1,5
Arr at Hon April rs; sid same dav 6.
Arr at Hon April 2; sid osth for ocA,..
Arr at Hon April IS; sails 3Oth TO- %
Ochotsk, Sept q, 600
Arr al Hon March IA. sid Mar 10 v.n
At Lahaina March 20; sd from Hen ,.nI
Spoken Feb 3, Oh New Zealaud "a.
Arr at Lab March "a; sid from Hon IT,.
Sid Dec l3, to cruise fls(
sid Nov -, to cruise south
Arr at Dilo Feb %; sid Mar s for o..
Arr at Lab Mar IA. 5 mos out; sd ,..Ss
Arr at Ililo March IL: sill March 9s 800
Arr at Honolulu March p; sli Ma,rt sis.1
Sid March 5. "a cruise
Arr March IL; sid same day for Orho,L
Arr at lilo April 4 sid from Hon lSh
Arr at Lahaina March Q; sid March as N,
Sid Dec IS, to cruise westward
At Talcahuano Dec go, captain REMOVED;
Sid Nov 90, to cruise
Ochotsk, Sept j, $50
Arr at Lahaina May ], and sid sane a, |.
Arr at Hon Feb Is; sid March % fr Orr.s
At Nagasaki, Japan December. lsss IA y
Arr at Hilo March "a; sid from lion Ami ;,
Arr Mt Hon March IA; sid March 80 "a az
At Hilo March Is; sid from Hnnolulu sra !
Arr at Hilo March 81; sid from Ilon AVIS
Sid Oct IL, to cruise
Sid Nov %, to cruise
Arr Mt Lab March 10; sid March Is. KcFs !.
Sid Dec IA
Shl from Hon Nov 16
Arr ut Lab March {, clean; sid MarehN q.
Spoken Nov 70, OIL n z, 3 whales
Arr at Hon Mar s, sid Mar Is, Kamchstn
Sid Nos rs, to cruise
Arr at Lab March 81; sid from Hon Anil,
Arr at Honolulu Oct 81; sid April Q. ngSk
Sid DEF 6, to cruise
Lost on FIR Frigate Shoals March 10
Arr at Hlo March rs; sid from Hon Arai
Arr at Hon March 10; sid March Is, ndAs
sid Janls
Sid from Hon Now
Sid Jan IS, to cruise
Arr at Hon March 10, from n 2; "a April
Ochotsk, Sept /, 600 VIII ; gone TO Jsph. \
Sid Dec Z, to cruise westward
Arr Lahaina Mar Is, 200 sp season; I'D Nd
At Fanning's Island Jan II, clean
Arr at Lab Marchs16; SD March Is fr %
Sid from Honolulu Jan 20, for 0cho,sk
Arr Mar IA; sid Mar Is for Kodiack and \
Arr at Hon April 4; sid 9Th for Kodlack
Sid April 4, for ochotsk-
Sid Nov ID, TO cruise
Arr nj gon March 81; sid April %. fr ot
Sid Feb 20, TO cruise
Sid Dec 4, &c cruise
Sid Jan 81. to cruise
Sid Dec 6, to cruise
Sid Nov rs, 20 cruise
Sid Dec 81, to cruise
On " z Dec 81, nothing
At Mcngonui Jan IS
Arr Zion March IA; sid March Is, Koifi
Arr Lab Feb 10. Is sp season; sid Mar .
Arr at Honolulu March %. sid April 10 :
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-16

calm Of perpetual vigilance. Of embarrassments Of
every kind. without light. almost without tools. the
key which l send you. When l looked ut this key
after my deliverance, I fell on my knees, for It was
not the work Of my fingers, but Of God. could not
construct another such, even with all the tools and
all the time possible.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-16

Cases slippers and shoes,
Gases Eng. saddles and brides,
Cases Am. saddles and brides,
Cases whips, stirrups, feathers
and girths-
Gases charcoal irons,
Nests trunks, four each,
Cases figured black merino.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-16
REMARKS.

Arr at Lahaina Feb q; I'D March !, northward
Arr at Lahaina April 3; sid 18th for koiiack
Ar March 10, sid March l6, to cruise
Aua at Honolulu March %; sid April 20 for the Line
Arr at Hilo May II; sid from Honolulu 9th, for Ochk
Arr at Honolulu March 20; sd April Z for Ochotsk
Arr at lion March IA, clean; sid March 20 for Och'k
Spoken Jan 2, on N z, 2 whales
Sid Feb 10, to cruise
Arr at HiIo Feb "a; sid from Honolulu March 20
Arr Lab March l, ] VIII, seasou; Mar Z, sid 70 CT nortn
Arr at Lab Feb %, nthng. season; sid Feb 70, Ochotsk
Arr at Houolulu March %; sid April Este cruise
Sid from Hon Dec Q, to cruise
Arr ct Hilo March Is; sid April 8, north
Arr at Honolulu March l; sid March 20 Tor kodiaek
Arr at Hon March 20; sid March 20, northward
Hon April 8; sid April 4 for Ochotsk
Sid Dec ? for Guam and Ochotsk
Sid Dec Is for Japan and Ochotsk
Sid Sept "a for N 2
Sid Jan 10, to cruise
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-16
J RECEIVE
Centlemen's Furnishing ".

EVER IMPORTED INTO The IN
which vii be replenished by every arriva' anir
~ the wants of the trade rq''N I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-16
Koa Lumber!

CHAIR, FABLE B~EDsTEAD.
and comm stuh. assorted sizes, fryn 2 to 8 inches sonare
and from 0to - inches wide. For sale by
1871 c. BREwER %.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-16
Selling Fast!

= VERY BEST BOURBON wHIsK nv
ever brought cut lin stone jugs Of 8 gallons each. and
cases Of ! dozen EACH For sale at N"'s ~"
1ts-tf Won HOLT 4 HEUcK,s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

Spanish grant. Them Spanishers, you know, were
great bodies for hiding their money in the ground.
went to the place she described-any Of you could
find itfor it Is close up into the edge Of the CITY,
just below row Of houses they call the Sisters.
Just at the foot Of tremendous gum tree the rods
did center powerful strong. / tried them two c:
three times, and there could be no mistake-the
treasure was there. Well we agreed It would be
best to wait until another moon, 30 that We could
take advantage Of the time when it would be light
enough for Us to work all night. The weeks soon
rolled away, and we met the evening decided upon,
each with bis spade and provided with sacks to carry
away as much OF the treasure as we could. When 1t
got late enough to make it likely there would be
passersby to see rs, we commenced work, and soon
made quite an opening You may depend that when
we got four or five feet from the surface we were
excited-we worked like mad, and all Of us come
near yelling out, when the spades struck hollow
something under our feet.
$50 much of the loosened earth kept falling In
that we concluded to lift it out by the bucket full and
try and see what the concern looked like Finally,
when the hole was pretty well cleared we were just
in the act of opening our dark lantern to examine
when all OF sudden rush of black darkness shut
out the moon, the great tree above US swayed and
creaked like it was in hard storm, and the earth
that we bad thrown up came pouring in us, so that
we had hard work to get out. One of my partners,
who was standing outside, cried out that headess
man flashed by him and disappeared in neghboring
thicket. When we got over our scare we hunted
around to see if any could have played us trick,
but there was no sign Of body's having been near.
We then tried the rods, but they didn't point there
at ALL so that we knew the spirit of the man who was
killed when that treasure was buriedy had been too
smart for u.s."
At this moment the sharp little screech Of the ID.
venile members of the family, at the sudden yelp Of
pet flee whose paw was accidentally rocked on,
showed their nerves in very tremulous state and it
was some minutes before quiet was sufficiently re-
stored for some one to ask
Why, Mr.. Blake, do you not think it sin to be.
lieve in witchcraft and ghosts"
"Not at ALL" he replied, quite confidently. "I
have searched the Scriptures enough to nd that such
things have been known since the time of our Lord
and Saviour. Why, there is proof given, in one in
stance, that there be such thing as wtch-craft,
and that it has spells strong enough to raise ghosts
1t is where the Witch Of Endor raises Samuels spirit
to prophesy for Saul.''
And thus, with persistent infatuation, he would
argue and defend, and that, too, with wonderful
acuteness, the one-idead insanity which had warped
his brain since early youth.
On all other subjects he was strong.minded, prac
teal man.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09
UBIQUITOUS.

Rich JEwELRY.-We would recommend everybody
wishing consolidate funds into costly and beautiful ewery
A. Tyer's No 10 Canal the place of
vestmen for them that other place
they hope purchase their advantage Probably
there better selec ed stock Of work in gold and gems
the whole country than that offered Terfs elegant establish
ment and here the rely that he is bnyn
exactly what he supposes that he and nothing but the GEM
inc and excellent Thief watches sold by this house well
known for thei good and durable qualities being from the best
manufacturers in the world.
Those wishing sverware would do well inspect the stock
and terms OF Mr. Tyler for he affords great advantages, his
prices being unusually low and The Of the finest metal and
workmanship.
The stock Of earmssnch owlng pieces and other sport
ing rifles and pistols, is Away complete, and
stany repe0sed from the factories of the in The
world We refer citizens and strangers to Mr. Tes adyer
snrrlant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

MoREAU's REsTAURANT.-A better dinner cannot
be anywhere the face of this planet in the United aes
Europe in London Paris, Vienna S. Petersburg Co
penhAgen, Naples, Madrid, Berlin, Roerdn Amst erdr
anywhere else than day enjoy at Moreaus
Restaurant l2 ma street. conducted by Msss Rhodes
Muu The cuisine of the cho descrpt and the ge
Mus of the sc professionals employed exercised upon the
cho edible ma'e lis which the unsurpassed markets of the
affords. The wines genuine and Of the best brands
and the rcpas is served up in sy o. appszng elegance
which mparts additional ISL. The walters
pshed in their business and attentive VISITORS and
mend the establishment TO who would live well and
reasonable wtha for the ,reors do think that they
justified charging poporonaby ex9rbant tes because
theirs is Il ''star rssaura t.N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

de la GEIS Eliz beth Gels son
( epouse-Et 1886 Fl. ia.
Eouvaa Orleans. favour des interveuants.
I'm yERTu dun writ de fieri facias a
Il arcsse houoabe SEieme Cour de District de
la Nouvee orleas dams lare cdessus. je procedera lie
MERCREDI Is de ma 1889 midi Hotel de la Cite, de
la Commune, les Camp des Mgasns Ia
pubque ct adjudication de-
dros uteets des deendeurs y. Gels ct
Elizabeth epouse, Ia balance bail dun
slime rage des nryades St Andre, Qaatrems Dis
tric 81 pieds de face Ia ANDRE lie dit bail
passc par Dame NJ Toper dts defend pour u
espace de six annees du 30 novembe 1855
rason de cn1 mos AuFsi Ia mlison basse
bois contenant eux chambres cuisine attensnte.
lie 4isi lRns l'atiaire c-dessus.
C0NnfrION2-Ponr lie bl acquereur paiera lie loyer n
ccheance la balance sl compliant, pour la mai
compliant moment de adjudication
f. T. PARKER,
myT IS 10 Is sheriff de la Pnroisse d'0rleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

sUloIpE.-A German deck passenger on the steam
boat Messenger committed suicide few days ago
about 10 miles below Cincinnati, by cutting his
throat and jumping overheard.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09
clsqulrAE coun DE DISTRICT "a VILE DE LA NIL.

clsquiExE couR DE DISTRICT la VILE DE LA NILE
de In Nouvelle- Orleans VEkRET-No 6797.
I'm VERTU dun piuries writ de fieri fa-
IL cihs actresses Honorable Cinqueme Cour de Dis
Ia Nouvele orleans. dams aare CT dessus je pro-
eedera le MA R 81 de mai 1859 midi I5tei de Cite
de Ia Commune les du Camp DIES Mag asins
Ia liz adj Indication de-
TN TERRAIN sitne dams lie Quaeme District de est
villa Fulton,
Josephine lie dit 63 pieds plus lin
face la Rousseau Is: ptds plus mons de proo
ieur.
IL suvaht ab au dasesse du dit District de pose
bureau du Tfeso'ier de cettc vile.
Ensemble les batsses e, ameloraons qui Sc
lie lit terrain.
Saisis dams 'ataire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Naturalization
+. T. PARKER,
a29 rny9 II "a 80 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'orlaans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

A HOUSE OF CRlNE,-Dr. Wilson, dentist, who for
the past year has occupied the memorable house
where the Burdell tragedy was enacted, 81 Bond
street, New York, has been arrested for rape on a
widow named LNonss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

I&FIDELTy AND MURDER.-A few days ago man
named Allen killed another named Handy, with a
knife, in Bedford county, Tennessee, for improper
| intimacy with his wife.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

A New FLIBusTER MovEMENT.-A letter from
Leavenworth states that the agents of Henningsen
Walker and Iockridge still industriousy though
secretly, importunng emigrants to Pixies Peak, to
go in an expedition against Sonora and Chihuahua
all along the border this scheme is pushed with
aacrity by the agents, and with every prospect OF
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

HANGED HIMsELF.-Mr Frederick Deitz hung HIM
SELF near Baltimore, few days ago. with a strong
piece OF twlne in consequence of depression OF spir.
its caused by the insanity of his wife,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09
WooLEN FACTORY IN oREaoN.

WOODEN FACTORY IN OREGON. - The pioneer
wooden factory on the Pacific coast has lately been
established Sale Oregon Its furnished with the
latest and most improved machinery from the Eastern
States and has turned out eassimeres which
equal in every respect to any manufactured in New
England. AS Oregon wool has high reputation, we
have no doubt but good broadcloth, and all other
sorts Of wooden articles, will be made of it at no dis
tant day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09
FUGITIVE SLAVE Casa dispatch of the I'd
inst, from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, says:

There was great excitement here this afternoon in
regard to the fugitive slave, jackson, who was ar
rested last night Judge Marsh decided that the prs
oner was illegally held, and discharged him. Imme.
datey after his discharge he re-arrested, hand
cnted. put into hack and driven to the depot, for
the purpose of taking him to Wheeling, on the train
then due at the depot. desperate effort was made
by negroes to rescue him, but it unsuccessful.
During the excitement at the depot. pistols, clubs,
and bricks were freely used, by which several per-
sons were injured. Meanwhile writ was served on
the Marshal commanding him to bring the prisoner
back and show why he was held. This point has not
vet been settled.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

FIFTH DISTRICT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
Of New Orleans. : PAULINE VEkREr-No. 67E.
by VIRTUE of u pluries writ of fierl facia
II directed by Honorable the m District Court
New Orleans the above entitled viii proceed to sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street between
Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY, May 3ls 1859
at IL O'Clock Nj
Dsrc, Of Ibis city, in the bounded by Rousseau @
Flu Jac and Josephine ets said lot MM
Rousseau by So
less in depth.
The will fully appear by reference
roll Of said Dstc filed in the Office of Treasurer
of his city
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. PARKER,
SlerH Of HE Paris of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

EMPTY CASKS FOR SALE.-An assortment of empty
casks gng from 30 Is gallons, and fo sala
at 81 Old Leyee, new numb See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGs.-It is not
necessary that should do than direct the attention of
icted diorlers the above kind the that Dr.
G. P still nues his peculiar practice i6
Joseph street. the eminent which has his
treatment ndspunby recommends the favor of every
body. We doubt there is physician in the whole country
who caa display list of certificates satisfactory,
from patients occupying distinguished positions by
character and ability His books display these evidences of
the his ys ad advertisements in this paper give
brief inform tion points of Interest all who his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-09

FROM SANTA FE.-Major Yost, formerly editor of
the Santa Fe Gazette arrived recently at St. Louis.
He reports homicide at Los Vago. Government
contract had been given out in town, and at night
there was a tandango attended by all parties At the
dance difficulty was about to arise with MeXicans,
when young man named Cantwell, drew pistol
aud fired, killing one of his personal friends, Mr.
Wingate. Mr.. w. had erted about his person large
amount of gold and silver, and the ball struck him
directly below two twenty dollar pieces entering his
heart. Mr. Cantwell was suffering greatly from men
tai anguish when the Major left.