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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-07
GREAT OYSTER BED DrscovEnrp:--

GREAT OYSTER BED DIscovEnED:--
Last week, says the Tribune. a party Of
five oystermen, while up Long Island
Sound, accidentally discovered an oyster
bed off Ea,on's Neck, Long Island, about
opposite Norwalk. Conn, which. upon ex-
animation. proved TO be at least three
miles in length, by two in breadth. tho
bed being at least foot thick. and com.
posed OF the largest East River" ever
seen in this msrket. The discoverers
swore each other to secrecy, md resolved
to make their fortunes; but one ofthe par.
ty, going among the oystermen OF City
Island, basely betrayed the secret for
$500. The result has been that over Two
hundred vessels have been at work on the
bank, fishing up the bivalves, and plant.
ing them for market purposes. On Mon-
day last. q steam.tug went up, and in q
few hours landed over five hundred BUSH
els at Rocky Point, Long Island. which,
for quality and size, are said to surpaS
anything that ever came from VirginiaA
waters.
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OCTOBER Z, 1859.
From the Newport Mercury Saturday Oct 2,l9l3.
Unparalleled Naval Victory.

We lay before our readers, with proud
satisfaction, the details OF the triumph
OF the American squadron on Lake Erie,
under The command Of our gallant towns
man, Oliver II. Perry.
AS federalists we deprecate the war,
but we are full Of pride and pleasure at
the honor which this affair, brilliant with
out precedent, has reflected upon the ma
lional character. Ii has been The lot Of
our Perry to have earned garland Of
praise decked with new and splendid
laurels.
Commodore Perry met fleet superior
TO his own in men and power He van
quished them. He captured eve,y vessel
ofthe enemy, and took more prisoners than
lie led men into action.
Inhis own modest but expressive terms,
giving glory TO the Most High, il pleased
the Almighty to give TO tie arms ofthe
United States under his command a signal
victory or, in tho Spartan brevity OF his
communication to General Harrison, I'VE
have met tie enemy and they are Ours."
In honor of the great naval victory
achieved by Commodore Perry on Lake
| Erie, national salute was fred in this
town on Monday last, by the artillery
company, ard repeated from Fort Everett.
On Friday, Mt noon, a salute was fred
from the United States fotila and the
revenue cutter. On Sunday, at twelve
O'Clock. Commodore Decatur's squadron
ut New London salued on the same
glorious occasion. Similar demonstra-
tons of public joy have been witnessed in
all the principal cities, followed in four
instances by splendid ilumina'ions.
The following is Commodore Pcrry'G
letter to General Harrison
U. S. BRIG NIAGARA, J
OFF the Western Sister, Head OF Lake Erie,
September 10, 1913, 4 p. NJ. }
Dear General We have met the enemy
and they are ours. Two ships, two brigs,
one schooner, and one sloop.
Yours, with respect and esteem,
} o. H. PERRr.
:, Major, General Harrison.
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HONESTY REwARpEp.-Tho other dax

HONESTY REwARDED.-The other day, q
newsboy in st. Louis, who supported sick
mother by running on errands and selling
papers, found pocket book upon tho side
walk. A short time after he had picked 10
up he saw gentleman coming down tho
street with u troubled look, whom he ads
dressed. asking if he had lost wallet with
bills and paper in it. The gentleman said
that he had, and Johnny, TO be sure that no
had found the right man, called him into
store. where the man proved his property,
aud little Johnny gavo him the treasure,--
Imagine tho littlo follows surprise when Mr..
Thomas, of Covington, KY, took him to .
clothing store, bought IA now hat, coat, vest
pair of pants. cra7at-in short. complete
suit, and presented to him. He then took
him TO jewelry store and purchased o
silver watch for him, upon which was en-.
graved Robert Thomas 20 little Johnny
Moore, September Sd, 1859. Honesty Ia the
best policy" Besides these gifts, Mr.
Thomas. upon learning tho condition! OF
Johnny's home, presented him with . purse
of 100 in gold. to give to bis mother!--
Encourage honesty, always. Il,
1t is hard TO say whose conduct was the
most admirable-the boys or the manG--
Such honesty is rare-6ut suoh . tscoknA-
ton Of Il. when found, % rares stIL
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Eg- During the conhagration Of Can
ton caused by the bombardment of the
British, the extensive medical warehouse
of our counIryman DR.. j. c, Aver OF
Lowell, (the depot of his Cherry Pectoral
and Catharlic Pills, for China was totally
destroyed. He now makes a demand
upon our government for idemnity from
the loss OF his property and hence will
grow another nut TO crack with our elder
brother Johnny. Stick to it, Doctor; and
if our Government maintains our rights
wherever your Pills are sold, we shall
only be unprotected on tracts that are
very barren.-R9ormer, Trenton, " j.
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We have received an interesting letter
in regard to the recent Fair of the West
ern Reserve Horse Breeders Association,
at Ravenna, but too late for insertion this
week.
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EgHon. John r. French is about TO
start new Republican paper in Paiaes.
vile, to be called the Press Mr.. French
formerly edited the Telegraph. He is an
able writer, and we doubt not will make
the Press on efficient advocate of the Re-
publican cause.
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~ Read tho advertisements of Mr..
A. CHEESEMAN'S Jewelry Shop aud Ambrotypo
Gallery, which We publish this week. Also
tho advertisement, of MIR, S. B. Hit, Black
smith, of Hambden.
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EyThe question of the future annex
alton OF West Florida to Alabama is ex-
citing considerable interest among the cit
izens of both states. During the ap-
preaching election in Florida, it will form
one of the principal matters ofeonsidera.
tion.
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e9-The October number Of the GREAT
REPUBLIC MONTHLY, (aIways a welcome Wis
itor.) is received. 1t is q very interesting
and attractive number.
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MURDERER SENTENCED. - Thornton.
who shot down Mr.. Charl SIS in the streets
of St. Louis, not long ago, has been SEN
fenced TO be hu ng on the lltn Of No
vember next. He was imperturbable du-
eing the trial and when sentenced. Lead
er,
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DEATHS By STEAM TRAvELING.-It ap.
pears from tables that have been carefully
compiled, that since 1853, some seventeen
railroads accidents have occurred in the
United States, which could lay claim to
the dignity of first class horrors-the list
Of killed and wounded footing up three
hundred and three Of the former and six
hundred and twelve Of the latter. But the
above statement is wholly ecipsed by a
comparison OF the figures with the losses
which have been sustained on our West.
ern rivers for the first six months Of The
present year. During this brief period,
no less than three hundred and sixty seven
lives have been lost by the smuggling, ex-
ploscn, conhagra.ion, &C., Of boals-not
TO mention nearly two million Of dollars
worth o(property which has been destroy
ed in the same way. River travel is thus
shown 10 be ten times as dangerous, OF at
least deadly. as travel by the cars, the
destruction of life for six years by the one
being but little greater than for sir months
BY the other.
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Opportunity will be given for driving in
tho Ring, when not otherwise occupied.
Exhibitors arc required to have tho stock
in readiness at least ono.hal hour previous
to tho time fixed for exhibition in their re-
spective classes
Committeos will be callcd and filled a..
the rooms OF the Board, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
of "Wednesday.
p. nlTCHCOCK, superintendent
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ey-Horace Greeley arrived in New York,
on the 9th ult.
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Missouri WHITENING OUT.-Free labor
is rapidly drowning slavo labor out of Mo.
A st. Louis paper of tho 10th says one
hundred and fifty negroes arrived there
from tho interior, bound south. and upwards
of one hundred are leaving daily. The Lex.
ington Erpress of Missouri, states that
there is scarcely n county in that part OF
tho state but what has its slave buyers for
the South, and that the adult slave popula.
lion is rapidly decreasing.
Tho ST., Louis Democrat says that every
boat brings groups OF slaves down tho river
from the interior, on the way to the South.
A gentleman residing at st, Joseph tells US
that within three months half tho slaves in
that vicinity havo appoarod-some across
tho river on their own account, and the rest
down stream at the instance of their owners.
If tho present exdous continues, there will
not bo a thousand slaves left in tho State of
Missouri in four years from this time.
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SUPERHUMAN ExERTIoNs. Washing
ton States assured tho public, somo timo
since, that tho Democracy of Ohio wero
making 'dimosi superhumdn erertons." to
ro.elect Senator Pugh. Yes. but it's all of
no use The people have long been want.
ing chance to administer a direct robuko
to this faithless mis- representative, and they
will do it thoroughly on the llth of October.
Old Hamilton, in particular, is going to
make herself understood on that issue.
We go in for 5000 majority against the Pugh
and Dodmeyor ticket. Lot us come fully
up 10 thoso gurss.--Cineinnai Gazette,
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ORDER OF EXHIBITION

By he Geougn County .4ercuit"rot So
cirty for lis First Horse Far, TO be eholden
a. Burton for The yrnr 1859.
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--.,s;ved and ordered for committee
today .,smbsr for Hanakua. obtained leave

xas received and ordered ior committee
! , .Ss.s the member for Hanataa' obtained leave
ksence. oapER OF THE DAY.
Chair. the House proceeded to take
EPI "a .oscial taxation bill, together with
be H'hotasa finance Committee. Recommitted.
rpert Of .navsd to reconsider section 519, In
H0HlsteI , slight amendment Adopted
4 10 make moved to reconsider the section
nnointment Of pilots Negatived. IL
hen proceeded to consider the remain
. a.a's rsaIaiing the Board Of Education secs
Il -3. sa.,;on which proyides that
\ the retI gss,;op shall use their endeavors to
arr o. ~"r,Is. DR.. Judd asked whether in this
Cs g.i Included the patronage and support
kIss 49, rise. and the House adjourned.
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lts advertisements.
.Aale Low to Close C~onsignments,

R,." 10 tfOSt OOhSlS nHiCIitSs
foLL0WISG MERCHANDISE, VIZ:
~. oan.
'Nad1sk. Nos. 70 10.
ha'saa tl1e paint,
'Eune yetov paint,
'arone green paint,
Bzies fresh hops,
Boxes. halves and qrs ~raisins,
Bbls and e-gaII kegs whisky
Bales brown drills
c,IA gienufain Wave.
- 1ef Engiish Iinseed oil.
u casks KacheIe brandy,
Nai and crushed sugar,
zuso~ tx Syren.
G. Roger Williams stoves
ia me Preserved oysters.
~sPra-ved meats.
Ans preserved clans.
'~ns preserved strawberries,
Cans behring's,
Cases yerdale olives,
Gases assortad soups,
Cases soup and bouillie,
psrsa Cases turkey
.aa eroths, cans soda, vine. oyster. sugar
kurs.k- and butter crackers.
aaz1ty, oases axes, ~ %tt
fsas ekan,-- Linen drill frocks,
y ss aad - Linen drill pants,
Bales brown shecsin2,
va Gases blue drill.
f.aes a-,-ezs half bbls split peas. do c~urrants,
= ss. Ctses 81 Clair, Uxon's, Emmef's Upton
orand tobacco, ETC., etc.
T J. q. sPALDISG.
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Boots and Shoes.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
n goods in this line, ex "Yankee," viz:
Mems enameled pump brogans,
Mems patent leather pumps,
Mems enameled Oxford ties,
Mems goat do do,
Mems calf half welt dress boots,
Mems calf thick sole French calf boots,
Ladies' fancy buskins,
Ladies' do rosette buskins,
Ladies' India rubber sandals,
Misses fancy buskins.
Child's fancy lace CATERS,
Ladies' worsted slippers
132tf C. A. & II. F. POOR
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Any man who Processes to understand all
trades and sciences, assumes to impose an absurdity upon
the public On the saEe principle, any medicine which Fro
ssses to cure all diseases, : unworthy the slightest conf
dencr, and should at ouce be denounced as a quack nosirum'
The Grefenberg Family Medicines do no: assume to cure all
diseases with one remedy. They have eleven different medicines
each adapted to its peculiar disease and time has proved, be-
You'd a question, the efficacy and certainty of these preparations
Their list comprises the following medicines:
GREFESBERG VEGETABLE Pills;
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoLTcoN;
GREYESBERG SARsAPARILLA;
GRKFESBERG PILE REMEDY;
GRKFENBERe DYsESTEKY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT;
GREFESBERG CHILDREN's PANAcEA;
GREFESBERG CoSsUMPTIyE BALM;
GRKFEyBERG EYE LoTIoN;
GREFESBERG FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY
GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs;
GREFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH
por.sh v :. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu
cs,sr., ayrp,s REDINGToN. & CO.
I2,-en Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco. Z
TIL, G~r.fenber= Vegetable Pills nrc
.a.tss-as the standard Pin of the day, and are infinitely
.r,erior TO any Pill before the public They Operate with
oot irritation on all the excretions, purging the blood by the
bowels, liver, kidneys and skin.
uspSHALL,S UTERINE
a., ;n6,Ira5le remedy for all diseases of the womb and urinary
organs. weakness in the back, pain in the breasts, nervousness,
DEBILITY. etc. In California and Oregon, out OF more than a
thousand cases where this medicine has been used, II a III Il
.,nyte instance failed to give permanent relief or to effect a #
tain cure.
The Gr.fenberg Medicines are for sale by
s. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu
w REDINGToN s. co,
- wholesale Druggists, San Francisco
"
,oxNrsraN ENCAMPMENT, No. 1,
. n = rnder the jurisdiction of the r. W. q. Lodge Oh n
-, s,.,a. The regular meetings Of this Encampment ~
LA !, the 1t and Sd FRIDAY EVENINGS OF eaen n nom.
Resident anu 's"A 49, C.P
Per order. 12+t
FIX A. NJ. LIE Process De EocfAs- .I~a = !, ,hs
1a4 under the Jurisdiction Of the supreme o ~ s.o,cb
80 ce,.ral Lodge Of France, working in the anc'e"'
v,,. hoIds IFS regular meetings on the WEDNESDAY -
,ss mn moon Of each month, at the cid Lodge hoom' u
.,r.rt. visiting brethren respectfully invited to ss.. ...rv
August 49, feoIfl
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NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
WAE KUNG & Co.

vuVuJ ~ FIR M. HAVING ASSIG THEIR
i property to the undersigned for the benefit OF tnei. csea,
iors all parties having claims on them viii please send them
in to ". /. Green, and all parties owing to the said firm are re-
9w ". l. GREEN, 8
=" uTAI & AHEE-
u...,uir na- * 1919 129-3m
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JUST RECEIVED!
The Celebrated Adelphi Biscuits!
~oNSrSTuNC OF THE FOLIO WING AS.
u sortment Abernethy, Cracknel, Picnic. Tea, Cabin, Soda
and Fancy. Also, Mackic's Edinburgh Blscults,
consisting Of machine, Queen, ginger, picnic and Windsor. Also,
the following Groceries: York hams, English cheese, caro-
lima rice. China rice, loaf aud crushed sugar, Goldfish. rahsns,
currants. citron peel, shened almonds, patent sperm. candies,
Jenny Lind cakes, sardines, II L. Bakers oysters, California on
ions. and iumhIes. Constantly on hand q general assortment OF
Groceries g-
131tf MOSSMAN l. SON.
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Empire Of France /!

Empire Of France!
TN THE NAME Of THE AND
n in conformity with his orders, transmitted to US by His Ex-
cenency the minister of the Navy, we, the undersigned, victor
lie Coat de Kerveguen, Lieutenant, Commissioner Of the Govern
ment of the Emperor Of the French, do hereby proclaim and de-
clare that from this day the full Sovereignty of Clipperton Island,
situated by 10 deg. 10 min. latitude North, and Ill deg. 80 min.
longitude West, meridian of Paris, belongs to His Majesty the
Emperor Napoleon III, his heirs and successors in perpetury..
Given under our Seal on board the merchant ship " Amirai,
the 18th day of November, 1858.
The Lieutenant, Commissioner of the Government,
129tf fSigned,0 LIE COAT DE KERVEGuEN.
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Post Office Notice.

Post UiiiCe Notice.
xKyRITERS OF LETTERS DESTINED
w to places in the Atlantic United States, should endorse
thereon the route by which they wish them sent after reaching
san FRANCISCO. as to wit: q Via Los Angefes, OueriGndj'
. Via san Lake, OuerIand;" "pia Tehuaafepec" Letters
with no such endorsement upon them, and all newspapers, viii
he sent 81 Via Panama"
Ten cents will pay the Postage on a Single Letter VIA - over,
land ~ as far as Chicago, Illinois, or Cincinnati, Ohio. Beyond
these points the postage viii be seventeen cents.
JOSEPH JACKSON, Pm.
Post Office, Honolulu, Dee. 20, 1883. 3m
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New Goods just Received

New Goods just Received
Fer Bark yankee.
UNROM SAN FRANCISCO-A
assortment of Goods, consisting in part of
Gases hickory shirts,
Gases scarlet flannel shirts, sfs
Mems cashmere hats,
Boys do do fancy, F H@u
Huckahuck towels, 81
a. Rolls of oil cloth,
Ladies' embroidered work baskets,
Ladies' large size do,
Infants hoods, fancy trimmed,
Gases blue laid ruled letter paper,
Gases buff wrapping paper,
Nests 3-hoop painted pals,
Fine linen bosom shirts,
Heavy grey merino undershirts, -
Nests Of trunks, 4 in a nest,
Solar lamp chimneys, No.2,
Lubn's Extracts, assorted. For sale by
132tf ~ C.. A. x II. +. POOR
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and CITY X

~ WIN and CITY MARKETS.
--THE UNDERSIGNED
- having purchased the good viii and fixtures OF
@NkD8 the above markets, have this day formed a Co.
-AA-A partnership, for the purpose Of carrying on the
Butchering Business, in all its branches, and respectfully solicit
a share of the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on the late
firm of Risely & Beatty. Families, by sending in their orders,
can depend upon being served with as good an article In our line
as the market affords. j. BRADLEY,
L. r. BEATTY. salesman. n32-Sml L. J. SMITH.
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Just Received per "Syren
TpOSTON SUGAR.CURED HAMS.
Kits No. l mackerel, kits tongues and sounds,
Gases lard in tins, tierces Carolina rice,
Cases cod fish, cases corn starch,
Gases fine tobacco, cases water crackers,
Cases water biscuits, cases wine biscuits,
Cases oyster crackers, cases butter crackers,
Cases ginger snaps, cases jumbles.
Cases soda biscuits, cases sardines. or bxs,
Gases sardines, half bxs, crrrants and raisins,
Citron, lemon and orange peel,
Fiavoring extracts. For sale at
l3ltf 8. SANIDGE'S.
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UPHOLsTERING.

~z2THE UNDERSiGNED, HAVING a
- thorough knowledge Of the above business, begs TO
~, notify his friends and the public generally Of Honolu-
sGS%kA lu, that he is prepared to make to order, on short no
tice. and in the most thorough workmanike manner, spring
Lounges. Spring Beds, Hair, Pulu and Grass Mattresses. odS
fas. Lounges, ETC.. recovered and repaired with neatness and DIS
H. easra G. H. INGRAHAM.
Iz9-sm Next door to Geo. Clark, Esq, Hotel street
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TIER SYREN-CASES 4.4 BLEACHED
Sheetings-xzs fine quality For sale by
-Isltf as-e4 C. A. H =. POOR
EAU DE COLOGNE. Ia cham. bottles. do eiehtcor-
Ia ner bottles. Inbins extract, Florida Water, Lavender
Water, Pomatum, etc, etc.
For sale by
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Spiral autitfs.

n. ". G.. A.-An adjourned Meeting of the
Suuanu Valley Cemetery Association will be held THIS EVEN
ING at the Bethel. Business Of importance will be considered.
A full attendance is requested. Per order.
134-It 8 c.. DAMON, Secretary.
R. A. CHAPTER-Cnie Dspen-
satiou from the General Grand Chapter of the United States Of
America, will hold its Regular Meetings on the Third Thursday Of
every month, at the Hall OF The Lodge "LE PRoGREs DE POcE-
ASIE-- l63tl Per Order. III. p.
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UUSTRECEIvED, PER GLIMPSE,A FEW
premium Cooking Stoves, New England pattern. Hos sae
,Ow by Q27tD h FUR
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TICE ~
TO CAPTAINS OF COASTERS AND OTHERS.
DRUNSWICK GREEN VERD1CRIS.
Chrome Green and Yellow, Yellow Ochre, feneuan heds
Prussiau Blue, Spanish Brown, TIMBER,
Boilei Linseed Oil, Turpentine. White Lead, extra pureJ
Zinc white, Lamp Black. White Varnish. -
To be had in quantities TO suit, OF. T. l. LEWhnS,
112-f
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NOTICE.

OayHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEE
appointed Guardian Of the person and property oi aEo a !.
HOLMES. hereby gives notice TO all persons indebted 70 mn 70
make immediate payment and all persons having Claims
against the same are hereby requested to present the same TO
n a p.vis: and he. the said Guardian, hereby forbids any
person trusting the said George Holmes. As nom fhs date a
aforesaid Guardian win pay no debt contracted by INN.
Honolulu, Dec. 8, 1853 12su n. =. '
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p. s. will continue the Shipping and Commits
sion Business ameriy carried on by R. Coady & Co. A supply
of the leading articles in the Provision and Ship Chandlery line,
kept constantly on hand and for sale at low rates. From long
experience in every matter concerning Whaleships, he is prepar-
ed to offer superior facilities to masters and owners entrusting
their business tn his charge. Particular attention will be paid
to the shipment of Oil and Bone to the United States, at the
lowest current rates, in first class ships. Whalernen's Drafts
drawn at 80 and GO days sight upon their Agents, will be at all
times negotiated. 132-tf
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yulHE UNDERSIGNED. SO
known for many years as the Pfot of the Lee haroor 10
the IsIand Of Ascension, begs 70 inform his friends that he :is on
his way back to that Island, and will be prepared TO attend 20
y" . -. JAMES HEDLEY.
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advertisements
Groceries.

CCTIe
NsALE. BY RECENT ARRIVALS rur
undersignaaN VI assortment Of Groceries. at the store on n,
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Livery Stable.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO IN:
SHkns0 form his friends and the public that he has re-opened
(fXR his Livery Stable at the OLD STAND corner Of Meuna
NIL Kea and Marine streets, near the steam Min, where
will be found THE BEST OF SADDLE HORSES to let at reasonable
prices. His old patrons and others are respectfully invited 70
rau u1s-tfJ FRANK p. MANINI.
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Sugar and Molasses,
For sale by CHAS. BREWER, IN,
11o-tf Agent.