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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-03
Correspondence Pac. Commercial Advertised
Letter from Japan.

HAKoDADI, Aug. 3, 1859.
EDITOR P. C. ADvERrIsER-SIR IL left Honolulu
January 4th, in the good ship Empire. Capt. Rus
sell, and after a cruise of eighty-fsur days, dropped
anchor in this port on the 10Th of March, on the tail
end of a typhoon. I send herewith a list of the
whalers who have touched here from March 11th to
July 23d inclusive.
Hakodadi is a queer place, and l would advise no
one to come here to reside. Ships in want of supplies
or repairs can get all they want through the Vice
Commercial Agent of the United States, who does all
the business here. Potatoes are plenty and cheap.
The great annoyance to foreigners is the matter of
exchange. BY reference to the American Treaty with
Japan you will see that there is q clause which gives
TO the consuls, agents, &C., and their families and
employees, the right to exchange foreign money for
japanese currency, even weight. Well, their gold
coin is mostly silrer, plated with gold. A ko6amg.
an oblong piece, weighing with American gold 81. is
actually worth in Mexican silver about 81 "a, so
that The foreigner who brings his foreign coin to
change gets swindled at a wholesale rate. The money
changing is done at the Bazaar" In exchange for
a Mexican dollar yesterday, 1 got three .'itsibus''
and nominally 1876 iron 'scash, - though they cheated
me 80 per cent on the latter by giving me short
strings. On complaining to a government official, he
ordered it to be rectifed, saying that the short strings
were designed fer sailors. A few days ago, it was
given out that a new coinage was about to be issued,
exactly half the weight of a Mexican dollar, and that
two of them would be worth 135 iron cash more
than the old rates of exchange. This, however,
turned out but another swindle on the part of the
authorities.
Tonight, the Americans have a meeting, when it
will be formally resolved to insist upon the dollar
passing at 1888 "cash'' and receiving their coin at
its true value, according to the actual meaning of the
treaty. But | am inclined to think that nothing
short of the smell of gunpowder will cause these
cheating rascally japanese to abate the exchange
nuisance, and deal honestly with strangers.
Yours, &C..
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Justice to whom Ju.,;cc !. Due.

Mr.. EDITOR 1t is not in accordance with my
feelings to appear before the public through the me-
dunn of newspapers. but my feelings have been SO
much outraged, and my desire to do right having
been treated with such uncalled for contempt, that I
feel constrained to lay the whole matter before a dis
corning public, for the purpose of indicating my
heaped upon it. l therefore request the publication
of the following correspondence:
HONOLULU, Oct. 10, 1859.
To the Officers and Members Of the Honolulu Dash
aUay association.
GENTLEMEN AT your last meeting, charges were
preferred against me and in consequence of which 1
was in a summary manner expelled from your insti-
tuition, an institution in which l was deeply interest
ed. Gentlemen, the object in writing this letter is
for the purpose of appealing to your generosity. I
call only for charity. the greatest of earthly attri-
butes, and would request you to reconsider the vote
by which | was expelled; you have formed a prece-
dent by admitting two members who had broken their
pledge. "Fair play is a jewell admit that 1 am
a part and parcel of depraved humanity, and as such
liable to err, for erring is a failing peculiar to all
mankind; and if not, why then the necessity of en-
like yours. gentlemen. I ask for the
Of again appearing before your bar, and
their to stand or fall at your pleasure. The love of
character has no affinity to pride. Therefore. I hope
l shall not be accused Of pride. when l ask the above
favor for characters sake. 1 would wish further to
impress upon your minds one of George Washington's
Let not your private feelings interfere with
your public duties.
I remaia, gentlemen, your most obsdient and h&nsk-
Bile servant. Wu11Ald P. RAGsDA1f s.
4Ef g.
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IMPORTS.
Prn JOSIAH BrADLEr, raoA Bosros, Nov. ]

PER JOSIAH BRADLEY, From BosroS, Nov. /.
J. @. sPAIDNG-35 cs clothing, A do boots and shoes, lis do
ndse, 347 doors, 10 bids blinds, 25 do sashes, / box hooks, 90
brls tar, IS do PITCH 10 do varnish, 200 do -four, 30 bis gunny
bags. 100 tons coal, $50 iris pork so do beef, 3 cs domestcs, IS
cs cider, 100 kegs nails, 5 balss ticks, 5 do stripes, 2 cs prints, 5
do sheetinz. 10 bales do. 2 do denims, 8 bales and c. blankets,
10 c. denims, so brs whiskey- IS cs tobacco, 500 bxs soap, 20 cs
and bales drill, IS bxs cordials, 100 do ale and porter, IL c.
hats, s crates crockery, 2 balls Of fannels, 50 bxs axes, 10 If brls
spirits, 100 cs do, 213 do Ill, 20 ties hams, 81 cks ale and porter,
20 do vine, 1 bale corks, 10 bxs starch, - cs clothing. 80 bris
shcreiug. 7 bxs and ! bdle plows, 10 cs chairs, . do carriage
who3s- IS cks portor, Is do brandy, % cs wine, 1 cs umorenas,
s ,ckp nun. Q q saddlery, 8 crates crockery, 10 bxs starch, 10
e 800 s e cnrpe<s, 2 crates and 80 single demijohns, 20 bxs
charcoal irons. 80 do soap, 8 cases cheese. 25 hf hrs dried APP
pies, 70 cks coal, 2ls do bread, IL kgs brandy, 1907 II plank, I
G cio<hine, $50 bdls iron, 5 pr boat dayits, 2 VII lie boats, bxs
ana / hi bx spades. 4 c. powder, 20 do turpentine-
OnpER 10 cks bread, 7 e. drugs do matches, . css clothing,
40 hix bed, 40 do pork, - cks bread- ID bris tar and rosin, .
IN chandirry, 2 do tobacco. o cks nour, IL cks bread, dohour,
r 70 brad. 2 do nou, 1 do sails, 2 do bea, 81 bris bel, 20 do
10 cks bread, 2 chs nour, 20 bis beef - hs pork, OK
cw. s DO bread. IL do bel, 80 bds bref, IS - Dotk, - do bel,
ID Is brad, IA pckgs shocks. ! cks hds md boz - bee1 .
|Mnd, - hr1s beef, 50 do pork, 10 pckes shoek1 4ck9n49 edo
he,ds. $50 bris beef, $50 do pork, Is cks dour, , - 0pc19n93 .
% coGse and tea, - do beesd- 700 bris bee1 os1 pEks 4ep
]. bzs ndse, / hss do. s4busa Ap&Ne1
q do key do
2. 8 Wmcux-60 br1s BED, 80 do pork, III cke brm4
RhzD eLouu-oo bris pork. 5 sa %, IS o.s 49,
bales sgipe, 4 ~ a., : 9 b.eee4 4ghais b'ses -
!. D - - -
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u snip Montreal, Edwards-Has eruised in the kodiack
and Ares- Saw very little ice, and saw plenty Of whales on
g. Pauls. but the weather being very rough could not take any
Had fair weather on the passage down TO Honolulu
II Ship Thomas Nye, Hory-Cuised In the Arctic ocean.
Had fair weather during the moths OF July and August, but
while right whaling towards the end OF the season had very
heavy weather. Took the first bowhead the LIST OF june ana last
right whale the 10th Of September. Frstpart OF the season, say
large quantities Of ice, cruised for some time in shanfar and b
w. bays. On the 18th Of September spoke the ship Hobomok,
with 500 barrels. Came through the fnieth passage, and from
thence to Honolulu was 81 days Experienced some heavy
gales from the n. 4. and s. W. with a high sea, lost boat and
part OF the buiwarks- Weather when nearing the sana"'cn
Islands was fair and moderate
~ Ship Carolina, Harding-Has cruised In the Japan
Ocho,sk Seas, with fine weather in the former, but In the lat
ter thick foggy weather. Has seen no ice during the whole sea-
son. took the first right whale 10Th of March and the last M the
lst Of September. Came through the fnieth passage in compa-
ny with the ship VIM. Thompson, season, lsoo IRE LOW"
bone. Had fair weather on the passage down until within ~
degrees Of the islands, when southerty winds forced the snip 70
the eastward, bat weather holding hne-
~ ship Sharon, swit-Reports having experienced fair
weather while cruising in the Arctic. Saw very large quantities
Of ice. and plenty Of whales. Took the first bowhead In the
Arctic the 1t Of September, and the first in the Kodiack llth
Of May, came through Fox's Islands, was 10 days from thence
TO Lahaina; had moderate weather during the passage
N Haw. schooner Henry, E~ngish-Reports a passage fls
days from Fannings Island, during which had fair weather, but
with frequent heavy rain squalls and Gains The Sch "amp,
Cant. 81. Clair. Of San Francisco, being on a voyage OF discovery,
in trying to fetch Christmas Island, had fallen to eeward, and
pot into Panning's Island to procure supplies of wood and water;
also TO repair the rudder, which had the ptnties and gudg-ons
damaged and carried away.
~ Ship <. r. Mason smith-Cruised OF New Zealand,
during the months Of December, January, February and March,
and took $50 barrels OF oil; had thick foggy weather, during their
cruise In the Ochotsk; saw but little fee on account Of not arriv-
ing there until the 10th Of June, on which date they saw the first
whale, came through the fnieth passage, in company with seve-
raj ships. among which was the Silver Cloud, all steering east
Left the whaling ground It'll OF October, was % days from fftieth
massage 10 Honolulu with head wines and light weather.
II Ship Orozfmbo,- Pease-Reports having cruised in the
Ochotsk Sea with moderate weather and not SO much fog as
usual. The season was very forward and saw little ice OF shore,
saw some whales in Shantar Bay in the middle OF July, after that
very few. Had very fine weather on the passage to Honolulu
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Pipes Us. Cixars---Leveling DsV1

Mr.. EDITOR 1t is not often that The
ten condescend to initiate the under-crust, 4
their practices; especially when those prss1
low and nasty. But l have observed with NJ
prise, that there is a frightful tendency ofit1
scend TO the very lowest level of vulgarity, /
who ought to have more self respect. and ts,
even below the lowest depth of loaferisminsH
which, in its better aspects. is one Of yey
able gentility. 1 allude, of course, to gsniSa
those, at least, who would resent the impuls
they were not-going about the streets 90
old black clay pipe Can you believe 1t
blacker the better. In their esteem, the ara
old pipe is, the greater is their e~njoymenia
Now, I do not wish to interfere with ~
personal liberty of individuals, but IN tbs =
afraid the good name of Honolulu VIII sune
cent strangers on landing on our shores
occupying the highest positions OF respectful
responsibility likewise, going about the s''ss1
ing old black clay pipes! What estlnA' !
place upon the society Of a place Wners =
tees are c~ountenanced al
We are not much surprised when we sos ~
e'long-shore-men" putting away at an oa
in the streets, but when the disgusting ? ~
into the upper circles, and men OF stsnp's'
'tion, and who ought to be men OF rennsn'
it, I ask, in all candor, if such a commuh,'
CHu|
N. B.-A fresh supply of Manilias 0's
arrived, so that a scarcity Of good cisas
motive for the innovation
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LATEST DATES. received =, ais. oace.
Port OF HONOLULU. II. I.
= For full reports Of WhaIers. see 4h page.-A
RRIvAL

ox- fam VII ship Rotin Hood, Mckinley. FIN the Arctic
Season leo WIN, 1000 bone; voyage, $50 wh,
50 50, 5000 hone
ST-Am Nh bk Covineton, Newman I'm the Arctic via La
hains- Season $50 wh, COCO bone; voyage, n5o
VII, 40 sp. 13,000 bone.
ZT-Hzw sch Excel, Kohans, fm Kauai with native pro-
duced-
-2a-Haw sch Keoni Ana, Rikeke, I'm Kona, Hawaii, with
native produced
2e-Hau sch Mary Reed, BerrHl, FIN Kawaihae with cattle
and sheep.
2e-Har sch Kexauluohi, Marchanf, I'm Kona, Hawaii,
with native produce
12-Hav sch Henry. English, 9 days I'm fanntngs Island
with ZOO gallons of cocoanut OIL
9o-Am Nh 81 Y y Mason, Smith, FIN the Ochotsk- Sea-
son 1000 wh, 5000 bone; voyage, $500 VIII, 100
sp. 1900 bone
so-Amw VII sh o. oximbo, Pease, fm Ochotsk. Season $50
VII, 5000 bone
Slam her brig Josephine. Stone, I'm Bakers island, in
ballast
sl-Haw sch Nanuokawzi, BeckIey, I'm Lahana with "a
tive produce
Nov. IAN sh josiah Bradley, Dunbar, l65 days I'm Boston,
Am VII bk Lark, Perkins. I'm Koiiack and Arctic
Season $50 VII, 1000 bonei voyage, 1850 VIII,
500 bone
lam sh Milwaukee, Rhodes. 50 days FIN Melbourne en-
route fr San Francisco
FIR VII ship Cen Teste, Berexaux, from Lahaina-
Am sh bark Robert Morrison, TIlton, from Ochotsk,
$50 wh- 5000 bone, season voyage, 125o VIII, 40
81. $500 bone
2-Haw bark Harmony, Kelly, from the Ochotsk, 500 VIII,
5000 bonr-
2AAus wh bark Gratitude, Davis from Lahsinz-
Sch Azrzaret. from Kauai
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Mr.. EprroR The prosecution oil ""'.
age under the most favorable circums''
companied with severe trial and hara'''r
attended with bad luck, a life on a sou'''e
ton is by far preferable to it; for wn's
negro is the recipient of almost uu''e'
the unsuccessful ship master is the 'As
the uncalled for venom of humsnity's ne'.
men. is directed-to be plain. mean 80.
agents who write their Captains when ou
letters couched in terms so degrad'ns I'D
to the feelings of those to whom tney IN
renders the name Of their authors AZ o"'s
The writing of such letters may &, !
crafty the malignity of little minus !
same time it evinces very bad tas'e' !.
keeping with common sense. Inc sup
are mean enough to write such letters, Nd
feat their own ends; for when the sup
ceives these abusive effusions, he feels
that he cares but little whether VIZ
successful termination or not. hin
There is fortunately another c'sH
on whom too much praise cannot % S.;.sa
are men of as fine feelings and good r.S
any class Of men in the world; ''ss IA,
with their masters when unfortun's Y
ship master receives a letter from sucp
is at once encouraged, and is also prep i.
hardships, privations, or anything
purpose of getting oil for such . man ~
Truly yours,
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

oct. 25-Am VIII sh Vim Thompson, Chiids, I'm Ochotsk Sea.
Season IS sp, 400 VIII, 1900 bn; voyage 200 sp,
$500 VIII, $4,000 bn; on board IS sp, $500 VIII, l2,-
600 bn.
25-Am VIII bk Martha ID, Daley, I'm Arctic. Season $50
wh, 5000 bn; voyage II sp, $50 VIII, 5000 bn; on
board $50 VIII, 5000 bn.
26-Am VIII blk Tenedos, King, I'm Ochotsk- Season 20 sp,
500 VIII, 5000 bn; voyage 40 sp, 1900 VIII, $4,000
bn; on foard 20 sp, 500 VIII. 5000 bn.
Gam VIII sh Marcia, Billings, I'm Arctic and Bristol Bay.
Season 700 VIII, 5000 bn; voyage $50 sp, 1900 VIII,
$4,000 bn; on board, $40 VIII. 5000 bn-
29-Am VIII sh Lancaster, Russell, I'm Ochotsk- Season,
800 VIII, 1000 bn; voyage, 90 sp, 500 VIII, 1000 bn;
on board, 60 sp, 800 VIII, 1000 bn.
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DEPARTURE

Or x7-Hr Nh ship Manche, Lalanne, to cruise
c7-Sjscp 1--we Yankee. Morse, for LahainA-
San MSk Francs Palmer, Patty, for San Francisco
<2S-Sch ExceI, Kahzna, for Kauai
SAN Oh ship Magnolia, Pierce, 10 cruise
Sam vh ship George Washington, Brightman, 20 cruise
3o-Hzw sch Kamehameha Nv, Henry, for Kawaihae.
uev IAN VII bark Gypsey, Manfer, to cruise
Am oh ship Benz Morgan Sissou- to cruise.
Am wh ship America, Bryant, To cruise
Am M ship Nayy. jerks, To cruise
2HSch KAmof, Wilbur, for LahAina-
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DEPARTURES

Oct 25-Ere Jernegan, for Honolulu
~25-Cmega Sanborn, to cruise SOUTH
25-George Washington, Brightman, for New Zealand.
25-Thomas Nye, Holly, for Honolulu.
25-Bk Martha ID, Daley, for Honolulu
25-Bk Covington, Newman, for Honolulu
27-Ocmulgee, Green, for Honolulu.
2T-New Englapd, Hampstead, coast Of California
29-General reste, Lemerciere, for Honolulu.
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ARRlED

In Honolulu, Nov. 1. at the Fort Street Church, by the Rev.
e. Corwin, CHARLE rs ii. Jupp, to Miss EMILY C. CUrTs, late Of
Portsmouth, n. H. ~ The Printers congratulations to the
happy young couple.
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To S~hiplnasters Visiting
dronc Islands:

DR. GEORGE - ~ whs79l
80 ~ fhnnks q tke mssters q z shru =.
[A - f1Vora and would lnsofH es;ccaoe
- fhs - s>ana q Dr. Ct
ury 0oods Hof6 I'D t1nt'ke expccoS Znire1 u
hare a hau4 ; f9ega QunsIeNy g 1:ss~&;en. ne ~
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VESSELS IN PORT-NOv. 3.

Am bark Architect, Fish, up for San Francisco.
Am ship Flying Dragon, Watson, outside.
Haw. bark Maloo. fetjuch-
Hanoverian bark yerden, COppermann-
Br. bark Humphrey Nelson. Chellsrd.
An ship Siam Rice
Haw. bark Gambia. Brooks
Am ship Black Sea, Cate
An bark Bhering, Giiiat-
Danish bark Maria, ~Ingermann-
Am ship Milwaukee, Rhodes.
Am. ship JOSIAH Bradley, Dunbar.
Am bril- Josephine, Stone
Spanish sch SecTito, Hoadly.
Haw sch Henry, English.
wHALgns.
VIM. c. Nye. Souie Ship Speedwen, Gibbs
Lewis, Neal L.. 4. Mason, Smith
Saratoga, Slocum Orozimbo, Pease
Caravan. Bragg Bark Eliza. Adams, Thomas
Hibernia ID, Edwards Ripple, Chadwick
Jason, Hache, (Fr) Mary K Susan, Stewart
George & Mary. Walker Monmouth, Ormsby
Polar S.ar, Weeks Camilla, Prentice
Kutusof, Wing Fortune, Lester
Majestic, Chester Jireh Swift, Earl
Arab, Grinnel Midas, futile
St. George, Pease Phoenix, Hampstead
George < susan, Jones Norea, Manchester
Winston. Coupszi (fD Superior, Wood
Washington, burlington Martha ID, Daley
Jireh Perry, Cannon Covingtou, Newman
Thomas Nye, Hoiey Lark, Perkins
Carolina, Harding Gratitude, Davis.
sharon, swim Robert Morrison, Tilton.
Gay Head. Lywen Harmony, Kelly.
Montreal, Soule Brig Victoria, Fish
Robin Hood, Mckinley Kohola, Corsen
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Jarvis Island Marine Report.

ARRIVED.
July 19-Mount wanaston, Cofhn-15o sp, Is mos fm Raro-
tongo, bound west.
20-Mary Bradford, Peterson-12S days from L ;; mdse
to American Guano Company
24-yjctory, Gardener-9 days I'm Honolulu, dates from
New York, 49, days
25-waDderer, Ryder-42 days I'm San Francisco via
Christmas and Maliens' Island, bound west
1-Bk Two Brothers, Davis-150 sp, 9mOs I'm Talcahu-
ano, bound west.
Aug. 1O-Bk Canton, Paeket-eO0 sp, 81 mos I'm Rorotongo,
bound west cruising on the line, Capt Baker.
2-Petrel, Fuller-75O sp-ROrotongo bound to Bakers
Island
July 13-Poiynesia, MOre-C :, 100 tons guano-
2-G0sport, Merrill-U :, 1850 guano.
BINARY Bradford Peterson-Baker's Island
2O-yictory, Gardener-U ;, 1000 tons guano-
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Shipping List. from March Is TO
August 4, 1889.

Hakodadi Shipping List. from March Is 10
August 4, 1859.
ARRIVED.
March lI-Bk Silver Cloud; sid March IS for Ochotsk-
14-Sh Brutus; si March IS for OchOuk-
21-Sh Kutnsof; sd April 10 for Ochotsk-
27-Sh Chamner, Price; sd April 10 for Japan Sea-
29-Sh Empire; sid April 9th for Japan Sea-
April LSh Milton; sid April 10 for Ochofsk, $50 VII season.
+Bk Midas; sid April ! for Ochotsk-
I3-sh Daniel Wood; sd April y for Ochotsk-
13-Sh BOwdtch; sd April y for Ochotsk.
I3-Bk Dromo; I'D April % for Ochctsk.
l3-Bk Delaware; sid April q for Ochotsk-
13-Gtdeon Hoxland; sd April y for Och9Sk-
1O-Bk Mary; sid April Is for Arctic OCEAN,
H-sh Thomas Dickson; sid April q for Ochotsk.
Ssh Tybee, sid April "a for Arctic. Died on board,
in harbor, two men
1T-Sh Alice, Adams; sd April "a for Ochotsk-
2l-Bk Oscar came in In distress; repaired in four days
and left for ochotsk-
21-Sh Splendid; sid April 20 for OchOtsk.
21-Bk Robert Morrison, fiiOni sid April 20 for Ochotsk-
24-Bx Wavelet, Swain; sailed May : for Ochotsk-
21-sh Adeiine sd May 4 for Japan Sea, $50 VIII sea-
son
30-Sh Monmouth; I'D May Z for Arctic.
3o-sh Carolina; sid May ! for Japan Sea
3O-Sh Northern Light; sid May 4 for Ocbotsk-
Nav 2-Bk Amazon; sid Mac 8 for Ochotsk-
Ssh Florida; I'D May 10 for Arctic
6-Roman; ed May 10 for Japan sea.
7-Bk COyinyton; sid May Is for Ochsk, $50 VIII, season.
July Ssh Rapid; sid July 8 for Japan Sea, $40 VIII, season.
15-wm Thompson; sid July Il for 0chsk, ss VIII. seas
23-Omega;s sid Jelly % for Ochss, 900 VIII, season.
Also N POKT-2 traders from China; 3 vessels bound for
Amoor RIVER 1 English man Of war; 10 Russian men OF war.
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HoNoLrLU VS.. HANALEI.-Dr. Hoffman has brought
to us a noble papaya grown in his garden, which Is
nearly equal to that received from Haaalei. 1t
y inches in circumference.
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p The Friend of Nov. 1, contains a long letter,
with many facts of interest relating to Japan.
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IRWIN s. Co., ACCOUNTABLE gives US pleasure
to speak of this firm, and the satisfaction with wnlcn
thew execute all orders. The long experience OF Mr.
Irwin in this line of business. and of MIR. lngols as
book keeper in many of our leading houses' Is =
criterion that anything entrusted to their care VIII
be properly attended to.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-22
PREFsIUNa COAL OgLs.
HGTCIaUOre..',S .'S !,

a good lot, embracing Carpenters Tools
~, a9ekss screws Hinges, &c, sold at cost by
I'e1tio Df = .,0 q COLLlNS,in Smyrns.t Farm.
srs ana builders will take notice-the stock
lnciudes such as used for building purposes.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-22

CAUTION.
lhere being several imitation brands oc Do,o,,;,.o
soap IN market. the public are notified Thar n
genuine except Van llaagen IL McKeone is SiamooJ
upon e9ch Bar OF the Soap. well as the Boxes.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-22
New Castle
Lum bGr Yard.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.

The subscribers, dealers in Lumber. respectfully
InVite The attention of Builders ard Cunarors 10
thelr stock of Lumber. which is large and well Sc
Iected. We have on hand a large assortment Ot
Wmte fme Boards and Plank, all qualities and
thickness;
Ilemock Joisi and Scantling;
temlsck Fence and Wide Boards
Yellow and White Pine Frame Lumber;
Yellow and White Pine Flooring Boards;
Cedar and Cypress Shingles;
rIt kets, Shinglmg Lath, Siding. ETC.
~ Beng located directly on the river. We are al
uI vines enabled 10 sell Lumber the lowest market
prices and deliver ii on board OF vessels and cas Tree
of charge.
Persons in want of Lumber would do we'll TO exam
Inc out stock before making their purchases
All orders and communications addressed 10 The
subscribers will be promptly attended TO-
CRIPPEN IL LAMBSON.
maf5l'ly Water st, New Castle, Del
Smyrna times., 1859-12-22
To die I'Hblic.

kMfIH the positive iHieuiiOn Oi disseminating al
w mercan1le busiHess the ensuing Winter, herehv
otter, AID viii sell Out advantageous terms 10 anJ
person or pc rsoUs who Vuuid ike 10 take commence
the business here. Ie sin.d Is So well known tb,i
II may be said 10 ranh among the best in The Siate
and os field TO operate n, icra;s. NOT be surp,ss
ed There may be boz ghi. aud shipped, 2UO 900 busb
els OF gam, OF Il desired, 5Jt oUJ bushels yearly In
goiiIer with woo, slaves De-, urge quantities. The
navigation causes the rgde and produce to he ensiI
directed 20 all important Eastern markets. aell ms
fhiiaoeiiia, a. uIe bjwCsi scale of freight known
1moag tie business places O the state. In the sale OF
Lime, tiunnO Phosphate, Salt, Brick, Building Stone
&C. large und profitable business can be done M
liue or no risk. o. Lime alue, from 2GO 10 300 0UO
can be sold year. Ia selling out. shall want ts
49, rent my tirauares and Wharvs -
fiii Lime kIlns C., a god Sloop, near. I<BL
81 IiI iy new. abOut 40 burden, and /THLE
'----7 two supeTor euaEtIUg Scho0ners zktLHLlA
biH leU ions bt r'itn also, the hnl nzrsSsss
a n ew Schooner, Eeaily finished, about 1850 10 l55
tons burden. will be soId cheap and on easy terms
Ita mol be insisted upon, la selling out that any
lroieity shall be aken not necessarily required
GEO. w. CUMAiINS.
Smyrna Dec. lsf. lS59.3m-