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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

The youngest son OF the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT,
who has been student at Harvard College, is about
going to England, to enter the University at Cam
bridge the rules Ct that venerable institution having
been SO altered that Unitarian can become con
necled Herewith upon eqaal terms with member
of the English Established Church.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

DICKESs DOES NOT REVISIT THE UaIrED STATES.
The editor cf the Philadelphia Press has received
letter from Mr.. r. C. EVANS, Of New York, who
recently went to LOn'lon opersuads Mr. DICKENS
to revisit this country a reaimg tour, and who
off cred N most magaihc IN terms, has not succeed
ed Mr. DIcKExs it appears, cannot afford, at any
price, to leave England for the time which his
voyages and tour would occupy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

An attempt was made to fire st Luke's (Episco-
pail Church in Buffalo, n. Y on the night Of the
2Gth ult The church was entered by the vestry
door, fire was kinded on the floor, OF books, SC,
and the gas turned from all the burners. For
tunately the fire died out without doing much dam
ags and before resulting in an explosion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

MARINE Losses FOR AUGUsT.-TheTe we're fifteen
American sea-gOiug vessels reported during the last
month as missing, wrecked, or otherwise lost. The
list comprises seven ships two baIques, i've schoon-
ers, and s!eam-Lug. OF these three were burnt,
nine wrecked, one sunk, one abandoned, and one
missing The total value Of the above vessels is es
timated at S225. 900. exclusively of their cargoes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

F. P. BRIGHAM, the alleged wife poisOnsr, of Nor
walk, Connecticut, it is said has gone to Cuba, aud
the next term Of the Superior Court, to give BRIa
HAM's uncle-whO is responsible for his appearance
in So, 900 bonds-time to get him again into euso-
dy if possible.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

Miss CARROLL, connected with DAVIS CRosBIE's
Circus, eloped from Bloomington, Illinois, a few
days ego with one of the 4" shOWmen" Miss CAR
ROLL is about fifteen years Of age, and faid t. be
very beautiful and atraetiSe as circus performer,
consequently her father offered reward of $50 for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

On the Goth ult., young man named W. H. JEN-
S1sON, fell from the Genesee Falls, distance of 80
feet, while witnessing the walking of the tight rope
by NJ De LAVE, and was instantly killed. He fell
but short distance from where SAM PATcH met
his death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

The German Musical Societies of Philadelphia
are making arrangements tOparticipate in grand
festival at Harrisburg, on Monday, the 18th, an
Tuesday, the 18Th day of September. Several eel
ebrated singing societies of Philadelphia and Balti
more will be present on the occasion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

The Brownsville Home Journal Of the Sd says the
corn and cotton crops ia that section Of the State,
are the fnest ami most promising they have had
since 1875.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

The womau's rights convention had a couple Of
days session at Saratoga Springs last week, and
'sresol7ed that women, like men, have right to do
anything and everything which is in itself morally
right"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

It reported that Stevenson, the celebrated Eng
gish engineer, received S225,C00 for the plan #
the Victoria Bridge, at Montreal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

A NICE DIsTNCT;oN.-At the last WOman's Rights
Convention, held at Saratoga, the following resOu-
tion, among others was adopted. The distintive
attribute of the sexes is most deGcately express
ed:
ResoIcsI, That we assert the complete and entire
equality, though not the identity, Of the sexes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09

trot between Flora Temple and Princess came
al Portland, Maine, on the 1stnst., for $1,000 The
former won in three strait heats Time 2:32, 2:264,
2:29.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09
ONE DOLLAR per square for Tie ar aaa rprr crsrs for e

I subsequent insertion,
Advertisements published both Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly rates
added.
| iHseT. ion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09
IINnON EOR A,IE

UUTEare nov offering for sale the Mansion and n
w Farm Of A. B. Montgomery situated on 1gelA
hs Middle franklin TurHpke, three miles from Iu6G8
The Public squsre in Nashville This undouht ssGA
sdy TIE most highly improved property now orer. 1As
ed for sale anywhere in the vicinity OF Nashville.
II contains altogether shout 200 acres one third lands
balance under fepce-n cultivation. We deem unnecessary
~ usV snyhino nv av Of conmendation, the pro-r viii
sPeak for itself =. l.. =, " hhNMN,
suF2-du heSi Estate Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09
Nas5bilIt alnion anb 9muitsn..


TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09
RENEwABLE Ar FLEALURE

RENEWABLE AT PLEALURE.
One Square, year. S3OEach additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09
Plantation Goods,

A Large Stock and all qualities
Oar Stock is large aud Retail Dealers will have
trouble in fitting out complete assortment for
the trade.
We CGsr inducements to prompt time dealers
aud cash buyers and request an examination of our
Stock aud prices, upon visiting the markets
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09
CONTRACTORS WORK.

ARCHITECTURAL AND PLAIN IRON
Work for Public and Private bindings.
Fire Proof Houses Sprals and Straight stairsi
Iron Fronts GirdeTs Roofs Plain Ornamental Window
Conservatory and HOthouse Frames Shutters;
appointments; HOisting Machines for Stores;
columns, window anc Door Iron and Glass PaVements made
Lintels and Sills; strong and water-tght admi-
Conso Aodons and Brack rsby adapted to Light up eel
cts, Corinthian Ccrreggc. lars, and vaults;
Doric Ionic and Composite Street Crossings, Grstengs,
Cap tails for columns and Lamp and Htching Posts:
ties Of all sizes; Vaults ond Vault Doors and Jail
CoTnices, Mouldngs and Leaves work, &c.
in variety;
Balconies Nerandas, Area Yard and Cemetery enclosures
Gates and Fences in wrought work. comppsite
JObbing and repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge of the various branches
of Mechanical Engineering shall devote my attention
the general supervision of the business with
Of competent FOreen in the departments, large
OF experienced wsrkmen, and the extended facilities
command feel every confidence my ability compete
cessull with any similar establishment in the country
aug96 T. NJ. BRENNAN, NJ Il CT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-09
TEE CAPACITY ROAD EQUAL CoUYTE
THREE THROUGH
PASS GER TRAINS
Fare always a. low as by any other Route
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AM
THE GREAT NORNH-WEST,

ASK FOR TICEBZS BY PTITSBURG.
The completion Of the connection Of the Pcnnsyva1
A. l. 4H
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-07
Steamships.

GT$S FOR SAVANNAH -SATURDAY Y, Feb.
.4Hsl2th, at IL O'Clock, NJ, the fine steamship COM
MERGE, f.. V. eager, Commander viii sail : above
For freight passage, having good accommodations, ap
ply to T. H. BELT, Jr., Agent,
-Iei-u Union Dock
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Snsinsss Garos.

lanes BOYD,
. FfAh rsrAg & q ss2 2s4s STREE,
EsEtgsiy esasR Es R K and :ss Of
T H. & J; s. rH0GG, ~ nm, nm.
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular
Jobbing attended to with punctuality jal-tf
MACDONALD DUGDALE, '''' D''DAAA'
s; sHH 9 SHh
diff Coz, N'ElDEn BIfr MHtHS AND Fhirr ST.
~ CASSARD 4 son,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
No. rRovi $50 SEA tESE i
n3f Baltimore
T UTHER J. COX Il R. B. WARDEN,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS
No. 3JARyIs BUILDING, NORTH ST.
RR Ell ESTATE A fFY FcES MORTGAGES AND
T LYLE CLARK & CO.,
q. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIRGINIA tS NG rHt sAHf e TOBACCO,
No, 100 ". LOMBARD ST.
III w. DUNCAN,
TEAS, VINES 2sA hNb x GROCERIES,
sE. CORNER FAYETTE AND PINE STREETS,
mo. GAYNOR,
~ PROVISION DEALER,
| AZ SOUTH STREET,
Constantly for sale Bacon HAMS Sides, Shoulders Lard
| Mess Pork, &c. si46m
| TOHN II. O'DONOVAN, JR.,
Isb HS 4fhsf G wE ysi S of liquors.
AND AGENT FOR
OLD RYE WHISKEYS,
! au2st 80 Cheapsde Baltimore
T A. DUSHANE
u COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
No. 40 SOUTH CHARLES
Lombard
au2lf BALTIMORE, MD.
| TOHN W. HOGG,
81 ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT,
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
Office 2, Cup stairs) No. IL South street,
(NEAR BUILDING,)
jee3ly Baltimore.
I EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE,
IL A II TIST,
STUDIO, MCELD0WNEY BUILDING,
mr3lly Corner Charles and Fayette streets.
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T0barr0.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

T. j. Martin, ID. R. D. Banks, lbIA. r. Courtney, los
s. Gravely, Allen Knight, " g Il. Lawrence, los
". L. Saunders, Tobacco Queen, " IGoode Co., los
Brice Thomas, " #. Taylor, &c. j. Wood, los
j. Sheldon, s. S. Law, Twist +. j. Ward, los
j. j. Crittenden, Z" r. NJ Ross, dennis los
Harry of the West "A r Courtney tips. IT. Newman,
j. y. Turner, 90 Roseneath, - r. l.. orion, los
Queen of May, :" .Pikinton's Plan Nicholas, eos
b. I. Preston, g ters Pride, 60 Uncle Toms, POS
Ferguson, Hatch Old Dominon " Marigold, y Id.
er& Co, A. r. Courtney, SIS Planters Pride,
&C. H. Lawrence, ISL
In store and for sale by COURTNEY son,
ipl- 4,
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NOTICE. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT
1Nas Administrator of the estate of Mrs ELIZA ANN
SCHENCK who died in Wilmington, Delaware sixth Of
March, 1851 intend to transfer eight shares of the Capital
Stock of the Franklin Bank of Baltimore, the property
said deceased ASA. s. COTTON, Administrator
Wilmington, Delaware, Jan. Sd, 1883 jaIslswSms
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-07

TEUTONIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. 2, as HENRY
SCHNEIDER.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE
Lofty, JANUARY 18TH l859-Ordered that the sale made
and reported BY Alexander Wolff Trustee the sale of the
leaehod estate Of Henry Schneider he ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof he shown
the 2ls day OF February next provided copy OF this
der be published in daily newspaper printed in the
city of Baltimore, each three successive weeks
before the said 2lst day OF February next
The Report states the amount of sale be si35
WIN. GEO. KREBS.
True copy-est-W. II. II. TURNER,
ja26-law3w Clerk
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rstp C. EMME ICH.

w noor ~, .,,,.
NJ 4 " L + 4 e r q Il E r.
,o, " o. IS SOUTH S TREET
-le25ly BALTIMORE.
INDIA RUBBER SOFT HATS, new and bean
i hful article Carpet Bags, Rubber Gloves for ladies and
gents an efecna cure for capped and rough hands Mcn
oshs paca elicia and Silk proof Coats Ladies'
French mhrelas and travelling Salchels, Shoulder Braces
liar and Tooth Brushes. Also, Mechanical and RuLber
Toys Of entirely design. f. NJ PUNDERSUN 4 CO ,
No 2fg Baltimore street Nc tf
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

j. d. PRATT 4 co,
TT, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND S. CHARLES STREETS
Inc propetors respectfully invite Merchants as are
nor already SUBSCRIBERS to the Agency and who sell goods on
credit to call and examine system and test the relaM
" OF our information From long experience and the salts
factory TESTIMONIALS OF thousands of merchants the differ
en cities East and Wetwho have years been subscribers
We can assure all who will call whether they sell goods 10
c cities or country towns, ample to the re
bly OF information, great benefit TO he derived
mn
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@ines, giquors. lie.

@ines, giquors, &s.
@FnWILLIAM F. GETTY,
SA5 DEALER IN FOREIGN
5. E coRNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD ps STREETS,
Invites attention to his carefully selected stock Of
with the fom him that every article shall prove
as represented and at prices but e above the cost of
DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Of all grades, constantly on hand ial2tf
@ reg Stz ( \ Vi 55 1 / (
Of D6 6SisHFS fhh 4td Baltimore
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
5 T tH %
SWEEP RFANp Mi q ieEsra M YSSses and
scarcely inferior imported article ali Of which are war
ranted to give satisfaction ja2O'tf
GA CHARLES H. ROSS & CO.,
tsEZ3] IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
- no N65HsTc5oHHSSkRN chEN s hR aS'
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded Ware
CoGYAC BRANDIEs
RocH 4faTdi IHsennePsi py & &G
se'sPHS 9fLh hyNil6tv Gia,' &c
Grape i% %fH h Eagle &e
Champagne sMhfEFgt PSrt M1ass Malaga, &c
fGf %f f KY large stock of
Which canHGt be eXcesd by any house in the United
SON. Family Pure r Rye me super or Mononsahea' Jack
-'''i''''D MALAGA WINE
when cannot be eXcelled by any house in the United
PURE RgPPHh FfE RE BRAERH & GIN
WILD CHERRY BRANDY,
ha tala bac,
G cH A5 Nc NsG3 tTda !, SrET Bro
sSs3S2tsk NEAR GAY
Have On RanS and offer for sale ali the most approved
y S5 EssSPhh sStPs df
hMNc GS Sr Rf so o spe Madeira
fH4 Ell Rye M a M6ie 96s
invited to call and examine for themselves diff
G@RJAs. HAzLlTT 4 CO.,
- IN wS lFSE BkkSb aES R REb 1fFSoRs
he most Celebrated IDS Bsers oN ny mn7tf
@lA R. R A U S 4 co,
go DEALERS IMPORTERS HP R'T5Ri,,A AID NJ, u,,>y,s
''A PR6DU IL i AND CIGARS ARG WINES
Of p Pure asnsc
p C Rected p3 WHISKY sss9 and
which for the State Of i Myand r cgaT
% oes and domestic all to fys
lExcHASdE PLACE gTp , HHRE4$P OF ooHHE5RcE
BRAND1Es,i WNffG SEss SCARS REG &C.,
Offer for sale an extensive assortment of
ror ae1n3Tessy otaTd Dupgy Co. Jean Louis ISL sppe
Durand Co-of various grades All in S Bonded are
houses.
N sherry VIVA Madeira Port Sicily Lisbon Burgundy and
in gass-part very choice; Curacao and Maraschno
HOLLAND GIN, of Bicker's "Grape' brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
n S Maecaron and Nasss Oil sar
AVANA sears constantly receiving from number
ssvs S SsPs 2;
T e ta T at the 10 Ell
paid promptly every June and January. liberal allow
OH cS 5? s5SfST fRs ISS FfG RsKrx
MADEIRA p w THHAG Em AN2 H sEk GIN
fEi$$ n ssi ySffs
WITH RE6 dfFff'''
E EE2sc Gf rga s2fF BGO2G d syip4 VINES
sTELToN' GLosTER c RARMEsAN AND AMERICAN
kinds and best quality w 0' ''i'' 'i1'' Vi al
FRENCH PEAS Mushrooms TRIFFIFS MEATS
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed PATE DE- Fol GR as
small size.
ad n Of F9RE d and DOMESTIC COR
by Gf0 H0lIINS A'i '"'
in Charles st,oet
myI2H corner of FaVetie
-- 49, y 49,.
THOMAS SHIELDS c,r,rr,c ,PJ ROCHE.
E5@N-A SHIELDS X ROCHE.
tEsI-Zt Iupoprpps or
ESl2 WINES n r r. WINES
And dealers in ali kinds of DONFSTic iiOiToRS
No Ia Nortb J51,n1,G e,reet J,Jtf,nrct III ''
Always on hand large stock of superior Old RYE WITS
KEY ~ " S'p ~ ~ auI4 ~
-- : e@I! VI
Ga JOHN II. ODONOVAN JR
GS@2 FOREIGV An ~ "
DOMESTIC IJOIrORS
M 20 CHE APSJDE
Has for sale a large stock of OF u RYE AND ROIRRO>
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COFFINS. COFFINS.
" HAYS MORSE,
CARvERs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS.
No. IL CLAY ST., NEAR PARK

Having commenced the manufacture of COFFINS, they
offer 10 the trade, Wholesale and Retail complete assort-
ment of MAHOGANY AND WALNUT COFFINS, made of
the best seasoned Materials and Of the approved pat
erns These Collins being made to be TAKEN APART,
offer great inducements the Country Trade they can
Skinned al small expense and the city trade they will
OCCUPY small space, and In of fire can be saved with
exposure.
, 1859-04-22

A man Of true humor may put c,pil,l iptA
into an epitAph and ct 4 broad grin iion 7kslF
eton ~. y. ~ v, a. -
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consequently, all liquors landed here, and re-
exported, must pay seventy-fve cents per gallon
transit duty. Whisky, costing 50 cents when II
goes into bond, cannot be re-exported to San
Francisco or any other market, under a cost OF
81 Is. Brandy. costing 81 SO, when entered,
must cost 50 IS when exported. The operation
of this law, If allowed to go into force. must be
to put a stop to the export of liquors-every gal
Ion of liquor entered in bond must be consumed
here, or sold to shipping for consumption.
This novel provision was probably inserted in
the law so that a revenue might be derived from
a large quantity of liquors sold to the shipping
free of duty. So far as it applies to them, it
may be just but it goes too far, and will check
the export trade of all liqdOks, other than sales to
shipping. The tendency of both these sections
which we have quoted, will be to drive away from
our port a large amount of legitimate transit
trade, and which, were it encouraged rather than
enlarged, would vastly increase the
of the port.
Although this Government is not, in every
respect, prepared to adopt OF carry out a full
free trade policy, and make its ports free, yet
there are many here who believe that it would con-
duce to the permanent prosperity of the Hawaiian
kingdom, if such a liberal policy with our foreign
commerce. were developed and carried out. 1t is
this policy which has enabled Hon Eng, Singa-
pore, Melbourne, and other Paci6c ports, far
younger in years than Honolulu, to outstrip her
in commercial progress, although enjoying advan-
tages little, if any, superior to hers.
The commercial policy developed by the Min
istry in the new Code is just the opposite to that
of free trade. Where our duty on MERCHANDISE
was five per cent, it is raised to ten per cent,
and on tobacco and opium to fifteen per cent.
And although our liquor-duty is reduced from
five to three dollars per gallon, the embargo that
the reduction must limit the guam
tity imported to that actually demanded, and
prohibit importations to any great extent from
Eastern ports, and conine them mostly to San
Francisco, on account of its nearness. Where our
transit duty on merchandise and commerce gen.
has been SO low as scarcely to be felt, we
have doubled it, and virtually said to merchants
abroad and to merchant vessels-go to some
other port, and do your business there, we don't
want you here.
Such, it will be seen, is the policy of the pres
ent Hawaiian Ministry, as it is developing itself
in the acts of the last Legislature. No wonder
that our pleas for a full publication Of the Code
before its enactment were all stifled. No wonder
that it was not desirable to publish it till its
provisions are felt by the community,
till its blighting effects are seen on our dropping
I'm and deserted ports. Then, if not be-
fore, it will be seen that all the wisdom of the
world is not bound up in the intellects of His
Maiesty's Cabinet.
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A "GREAr,' Hssrfrur1ox.-It is really amusing te
notice the hae and cry made in San Francisco aocut
the overland nails Each arrival is announced IN
biz letters: stArrival of the GREAT overland mall,
s. through in twenty odd days." So, &c. But come
to&he particulars. we generally look in vain for news
and find that no papers were received, OF only . stray
copy which contains twelve hours laterneWs tny teie-
graph of course.) The mails moreover usually BRING,
besides the one newspaper, a solitary passenger anu
95 letters, all of which could have been smuggled
into the travellers coat pocket. Each letter received
or sent overland is stated to cost from S12 to SD
postage 8 cts. OF course Uncle Sans government
considers it little else than q farce. the contractors
reaping all the benefit; and the latest Jews IS that
some of the mails are to be discontinued. The BM-
letin says:
.rbe service between Placeryille and Great Salt Lake City is
10 be reduced from weekly to semi-nonthly trips; and that pc
tween San Antonio and San Diego is to be similarly y W.
The orders for these changes have already been issued, . TAKE
effect upon the LIST July. The pay in each case is reduced some
seventy-odd thousand dollars per annnm."
Although We are outsiders, and have morning !"
say in the matter, it strikes us that one coach ieav-
ing st. Louis every four days, by the Los Angeles
route, would afford all the mail and travelling facili-
ties required at present, and costs less than one half
what is now paid out by the 9. S. government
How THE Corr DEPRECIATION WoRKs.-Last
week we received from Lahaina. in settlement of a
bill for 1913, a number of deprecated coins. Not
being able to make them foot up. under the new
scale, to the amount of the bill, for curiosity's sake
we referred the coins to several experts, to find their
value. The result obtained was so various. that we
present it below, to illustrate the existing confusion
in the rates of coins:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-16

&, no,;..a :. loIu, Jun. 4
,"e last humber
- II 1l''c'e entltied The French
signed Not Led by Others m.
article asserts that his inte,,; 10 apds
trot4e n s;mnie .,o.a. Is "h
the facts ~
may W s''np'e-so might be the MAJ
their being true. | have nv mi.
that s.Not Led by Otbers,, l., ssRinn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-06-16
New Dodge in Fin....
HONOLULU. In,

DEAR Mr.. EDITOR In the rs....
which existed in our financial circles
depreciation Of the currency. | founs /.
.'dodging around'' as ga man about a.,
midst Of an enthusiastic crowd of Nat;,s
Market, and on enquiry found it was r.e
Native Chamber of Commerce. Havi,,
''Simon Pure curiosity prompted n.
the debate, and l was amply repa;d i,
decorous discussion, the following resui,
plished -
"It was RESOLVED, That We contu..
heretofore in circulation amongst us IN
here by the "Foreigners'' at their III
that in our dealings with them, we OuIv -
coins at the rates they rave fixed upon. R.j
we shall be able to procure and keen ana.' !
rency, at great deal cheaper rates than !
Foreigners, who will, in this way b. n
loosers 70 II
Feeling excessively proud of this cuia;
by the Native Ingredient, of a similar Ii,
(in toto) as pursued by the foreign, Gp y
however,) I give it to you as the last IA
in Finance" and am, as ever, Hu'