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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

III ulthlil W bilN0f anu HblJ hHEtlN arc Wuitl-
ing her, and press upon her lips, a sweet kiss. >
Prentice says W. nphaticaiiy dHs'co, we pW p
Prentice is a notoriously naughty fellow, Or he
wouldn't make such promise.
SIMPLICITY or CHILDISH INNoCENCE.-'G Grand
ma, dreamed had carriage last night =
did you?' said she well, what did you do
with itP
'Oh,' said he in thoughtful manner, / left il
in the dreaHi-house =
SUPREME CouRr JrDGEs.-The Nevada Dcuao
crat says:
few months ago, the people had every conf
dence in the integrity aud honesty of the Supreme
Bench, but that confidence is rapidly on the wanc.
SroP TnAT, OREGON.--The Jacksonville &cph-
mel should have given Mrs. Anne Fader credit for
authorship Of the little poem, "Spring but il
didn't. Don't do that, General.
THE California stage company have commenced
running their stages between Yreka and Jackson
Vile The snow has been deeper on Siskiyou
mountain this winter than ever before known.
VIZ publish to day the closing proceedings Of
the District Court which were crowded out last
week. r.. G.. Stuart, Esq, has our thanks FOR
condensiug them from the court journal
A DARING EDITon-The Butte Rccord man says
" California is full of 'Gorfilas,' and Gwln is
their chief"
SCARCE UnhOoped ladies, pure and undellled
christians, disinterested friends, common honesty,
sound potatoes, irstrate butter aud rich printers.
TmNrY county is entitled to five delegates in
The Democratic State Convention.
uP in Jackson county, Oregon, they have a
place called Gaaburg.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

DARiNG EDTon.-The Butte Record man says
"Calfornia is full of 'Gorfillas, and Gwin is
their chief"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-07

VIZ publish to day the closing proceedings Of
the District Court, which were crowded out last
week. r.. G. Stuart, Esq, has our thanks for
condensug them from the court journal.
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TESTIMONIALS OF THE
Horace Waters, Pianos and MelOdeOns.

sThe Piano came to hand. and in frst-rate order. It's a
beautiful instrument and no mistake."-tLee d Walker, Phiia.
John Hewitt, of Carthage, N. ", who has had one OF the
Horace Waters Pianos, writes as follows; "a friend OF mine
sold me in December. 1856. My Piano is becoming popular in
this place, and 1 think l can introduce ore or two more they
1--WE have two of Waters Pianos in use in our Seminary, one
of which has been severely tested for three years, and We can
testify to their good quality and ur~abhity."-l"oo q greg
DRY, NJ. Carroll, Illinois:
Pianofortes for two years past, i have found it a very superior
Instrument-"-LA. Gray, Principal Brooklyn flights seminary
Y. July %, is. Mr.. Waters-Dear Sir: 1 received the Meio,
appearance, and the tone also. Hope 1 shah have occasion to
order one or two more the present season" 81 IT,
Melodeon you sent me was duly received in good order. l am
now fully prepared to say that the instrument is highly salts
liberal terms on which you furnished it, and for the very honor
able manner az no,r in nro wnish YOU Ter nave re. ,@tafIa, { %e! more J. I. a smith.
eThe Piano L received from you continues to give satisfac,
ton; regard it as one Of the best instruments IN the place
aThe MeIodeOn has safely arrived. Ifeel obliged to you for
fRev. J. VI. Mccormick, Parquesville, s. G.
"The Piano was duly received; 1t came in excellent cona u
cept my thanks for your promptness."-lRobert Cooper, war
"Yonr piano pleases us well. 1t is the best one in our coun-
ty."-lThomas A. Latham, Completion, Georgia
fine instrument for $3.50, and we shall take pains to recommend
it."-[Brank, Held 4 Co, Buffalo Democrat.
1.-THE Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the very
best. We are enabled to speak OF these instruments with con,
dasnss' a aFom tyP. persona < lnG Tvsngsii q their excellent tone ana
can speak of the merits of the Horace Waters Pianos;
from persondi kDoNtaSt, u > Deue VI tUc 'is peSt tunhty.
lChristian Inteligencer.
"Noshing at the State Fair displayed greater excellence in
any department. than Horace Waters Pianos. "-lChurchman.
1.-THE Horace Waters Pianos are built of the best and most
thoroughly seasoned material. We have no doubt that buyers
can do as well. perhaps better, az this than at any other house
in the Union. "-fAdvocate and Journal.
Waters Pianos and MelodeOns challenge comparison with
the finest made anywhere in the country ."-(Home Journal.
Horace Waters Pianofortes are of full, rich and even tone,
and powerfully. Y. Musical Review.
"Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters store. the very best
assortment of Music and of Pianos TO be found in the United
States, and we urge our southern and western friends to give
him a call whenever they go to New York-"-IGraham's Mag.
WareroO,n. Broadway, n. Y.
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ID. r. SNOW,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

b. f. SNOW,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HONOLULU, Fl. 1.
wHlTE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.-
lime hinsn ds .ossaipe, s Ssa sasn.
Cenuine Farinn Colognc-41i1.
White water bottles,
Bay State lanterns,
Blown lanterns, with spring bottoms.
Sup. OoIons Tea-1sIb boxes.
Bxs maccaroni,
Maps of the United States.
Bags assted shot,
Solar Lamps-Assorted sizes
Solar side lamps, No. 1 lamp chimneys,
R, hose and brass hose pipes, Carpet tacks.
Boats compasses, Deck scrapers.
Brands Whaling Gums and Irons.
Browns do. do. do. Gums.
ffags cb pgmp sss eSPP Pssd la sisas..
4 set Cutting BIeck.-wih CHAIN PENDANTS, complete
Oakum, row-locks, sail needles.
Manila and Hemp Cordage-AssoRTED SIZES.
Ratline, spunyarn, seizing. towline.
I Cutting Fall, Bluc Bunting.
Hammers,
Rasps and files. Axes, green paint,
Chisels,
Coal tar, black paint, composition sheathing nails, sheet lead,
Cut nails, assorted sizes.
shocks and Heads,
New Bedford Casks,
Hoop Iron, COOper's Rivets.
Iron ~bedsteads, / French bedstead,
Rope halters, Jute door mats,
Enameled yalises, Gunny bags.
fore top-sal, ] main topsail,
mizen top-sail, fore-san,
topgalant-san, 1 toprnast stay-san,
topgallant studding sail, 1 main royal.
Fire crackers, spittoons,
Chain Cables. Ravens Duck.
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES.
Do. do. GROCERS' do.
Do. do. COUNTER do
Assorted Shelf Hardware. Boxes Glass.
Dyer's healing embrocaton,
Cotton bags
Bride leather,
Wagon harnesses,
Worsted and silk coach lace.
Wilson,, Fairbank g. Co.'S pure Bourbon
Whisky-In kegs.
Cases quart bottles, cases pint bottles.
Composition and Felt for Firc-prOOf Roofs.
PRESSED HOPS, ETC., etc, ETC., etc.
f0ll
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BY JAMES j. JAKvES. ESQ.

BY JANE j. JAEvES. ESQ.
THE UNDERSIGNED has received by the ship Ell
/ "a & Eta, from Boston, the following late publications,
by Mr.. Jarves. formerly of Honolulu
KAMA, a TALE OF HAwAII-S1 25.
This work is founded on one of the ancient traditions Of the
Hawaiians, and illustrates their ancient customs and habits. 1t
is dedicated by the Author to His Majesty kamehameha ~.
ART HINTS, ON ARCHITECTURE, SCULPTURE AND
PAINTING-By j. j. Jarves-S1 so.
America has at last produced a writer who may help To edu
cate her in art, guide her infant steps, and 10 point out the pit
falls that surround the pilgrim of art."-London Ataenensa.
PARTISAN SIGHTS AND FRENCH PRINCE
PLES-By j. j. Jarves.-lst and I'd series.
50 so.
without question, one of the raciest books ever written on
Partisan life and manners."-Bosfon Post.
ITALIAN SIGHTS AND PAPAL PRINCI
PLES-with numerous illustrations-By j.
j. Jarves-S1 80.
"The sketches of which this volume is composed, are not only
spirited but informing. They furnish ami impressive idea of the
grandeur and the glory and the degradation and shame of mod
ern Italy."-HohaeJ journal.
S7-tf For sale by ii. NJ. WHITNEY.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS

JUST RECECEIvED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
Per "VanIkeo ="
EvRoM NEW YORK VIA PANAMA :
e Ii, .idm Of James a ,ss s siGH "a ! By 3 A a9ag,.
Life of George Stephenson,
Autocrat of the Breakfast Table,
La Plata, the Argentine Confederation and Paraguay,
Securing the White Horse,
Country Life, by Alice Cary,
Episodes of French History,
Sylvan Hollis Daughter, a novel,
The swamp Doctors Adventures in the South West,
Benz. Bears Adventures and Travels,
Father and Daughter, by Freiicka Bremen,
Home Memories, or Echoes of a Mothers Voice,
Trcsslian and his Friends, by Mackenzie,
American Home Garden,
Arago's biographies,
Erie, or Little by Little, a move,
Bucklands Curiosities of Natural History,
soathwoId, "a novel %oa;d by Mrs nc, u,msted'
Etheis Love Life, a novel,
Culprit Fay,
Hero and Other Tales,
The Old Plantation and what I gathered there,
adam Bede, by George Elliot,
The Foster Brothers,
Nature in Disease,
Phillip the ID, in 5 vols,
Miles Standish.
The New Priest in Conception Bay,
Daasias 5srrsld's wit,
American Almanac for 1859.
Mrs kemhles Poems,
Empire of Austria,
Monroe's Science of Chess,
Unmarried Life,
Laws of Thought,
Losing and Taking Of Mansoul,
Man and his Dwelling Place,
While II twas Morning.
Letters from Spain,
Shakers and Sbakerism,
What will he do with it,
Opportunities for Industry,
Life Of Socrates.
" - Columbus,
" 90 Joan of Arc,
Self Made Men.
Japan,
Spread Eageism, by G. F. Train.
Sixty Years Gleanings. For sale by
151-lm IL. NJ. WHITNEY.
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To the owners. and Persons interested in
WhaleShips i'm the Pacific Ocean.
OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RArl-ROAD coMrAsr,}

OFFICE OF THE PANAMA RAIL-RoAD COMPANY,
NEw YoRK. July 20, 1857.
~ The Panama RAILROAD Company takes this method
sSGLM Of informing those interested in the Whaling bust
Sr-ESnSE ness, Of the advantages offered by the Railroad
across the Isthmus Of Panama, for the shipment of
Oh from the Pacific to the United States. sId Tor sending out
fits and supplies from the United States TO Panama.
The Railroad has been in regular and successful operation Tor
more than two years, and its capacity for the transportation OF
has been fully tested. The attention Of several Captains Of
whaleships has recently been turned 10 the subject of shipping
and the Panama Railroad Company has made arrangements
to afford every facility which may be required for the accom-
plshmeut Of this important object. \ Pier, $50 feet long, has
been built in the hay Of Panama, g. The end Of which Freight
Cars are run to receive carcles from lighters or vessels lying
alongside, and deliver the same alHu--ile OF vessels at Aspin-
wall. Vessels Of from 200 f, 800 toms can lie ut the Pier with
safety, grounding in the mud Gt les water.
The vessels to and from Asuiuv4i are flst-saiIing brigs, be-
longing to the Railroad Company. ana the Company is pre-
pared TO receive oil at Panama and deliver il in New York,
under through Bills of L;,5ing at the rate of seven
Ion If received in the harbor from ships tackles. charging for
the capacity Of the casks, without allowing for vantage. For
whslebone, enc and one-half cents per pound. This charge
covers every expense from Panama to New York, in case
the oil Is sent through the superintendent or Commercial Agent
Of the Panama Rai-lioad Company, insurance excepted. The
freights may be made payable on the Isthmus or in New York
at the option of the shipper.
The vessels of the Company sail regularly semilnonthly, and
the average passages to and from Aspinwall are about twenty to
twenty-five days. The time occupied in crossing the lshnus is
four hours. OIL, during its transit across the lsthmus. Will be
covered with canvas, or conveyed in covered ears. and owners
may be assured that every care will he taken to prevent leakage
Several cargoes have already been conveyed to New York with
out the slightest loss.
Oil or other goods consigned for transportation TO the Super
intendent of the Panama RAILROAD Company, or to William
Nelson. Commercial Agent of the Company at Panama. will
be received and forwarded with the greatest despatch.
II Frederic l.. Hanks has been appointed Agent Mt Homo
lulu, Sandwich Islands, and is prepared to furnish every requisite
information to shippers.
FREpERic L. HANKS,
Agent Panama II. R. Co.. Honolulu s. 1. 81 1917
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The FEELING IN THE PAPAL STATEs.-A CORES
pendent of the London Times, writing from Rome,
says I" The Papal government is full of apprehen-
sions for the future, and not without reason; for, not
to speak of the menacing aspect of affairs beyond the
Roman States, the excitement in the interior increases
from day to day. As one strolls through the Piazzi
di Spagna or down the Corso, and watches the groups
of curiosity hunters, sorle doubts might arise in the
minds of the INITIATED rs to the reality of this re-
ported excitement. Nevertheless, it is not the less
true, and | hear continually of those who have es-
capped the vigilance of the authorities, and have gone
TO join the national army. From Perugia, it is said
that one hundred and seventy-fve young men have
gone 10 Piedmont, and among them the two Counts
CESAR and the two Counts Montesperilli. From
Romagna it is added that from three to four hundred
have left, and FROM Rome itself upwards of sixty.
Passports are now positively refused, so that other
means of leaving have been sought and found; per-
haps what we commonly call 9 French leave has been
taken. The fact Is, however, that the ferment in
creases, and that the youth do leave, either by Civita
of a much healthier state of things than has long ex-
listed here, and a good augury for the future of Italy,
that the excitement no longer manifes;s itself in the
abortiye and silly attempts TO redeem the country in
street cries and objectless demonstrations; while it
shows, at the same time, a union Of parties, and an
absence of that dangerous and detestable element
which has so often ruined the hopes of the Italians by
its excuses The strongest and most promising fea-
ture of all, however, Is that this moderation and
union are all the result of admirable organization
under the leadership of Piedmont. Without her d-
rection, no move viii be made; when she hoists the
standard, no police prohibitions will prevent the popu-
lations from crossing the frontiers by the hundreds
and thousands"
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FOR SALE,
lust r PER AMERICAN CLIP.
eB bark SACHEM, !. D. Atkins, master, from BOSTON, tina
following assortment Of Merchandise
Cases blue dennns.
Gases blea. flannel,
Bales bro cotton,
Bales awning stripes, a new article
Bales bro. drilling,
Gases print lawns,
Gases satteen blea. twill.
Bales printed carpets,
Gases ladies' gater lined boots
Cases mems rubber boots,
Cases boys do do,
Cases womens do do,
Gases charcoal irons
Bbls prime pork,
Barrels mess pork.
Half bbis mess pork,
Or bbls mess pork,
Bbls mess beet.
Bbls navy mess beef,
Tierces hams.
Barrels vinegar,
Half bbls crushed sugar,
Half boxes raisins,
Cases refined lard,
Casks pilot bread.
New Bedford iron hoops, 1N16, XII, 1tx17, 14x17.
134-tf Apply to CHAS. BREWER. ID.
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The TrcrSo.-Frequent references have been made
to the Ticino, a small stream which marks the bound
AIRY line between Sardinia and the Lombardo-V enitian
provinces, occupied by Austria This small stream
or river promises to become as famous in history as
"the Rubicon,' which Caesar crossed, when, return
ing from his conquest in Gaul, he decided upon
marching with his army to Rome. in defiance of the
orders of the Roman Senate. The Ticino, or Tossin,
rises in Switzerland, on the southern declivity of
Mount ST. Gothard, and flows southeasterly through
the Lake Maggiore. Thence it runs in a southerly
direction, forming the boundary between Lombardy
and Sardinia, until it joins the river Pc, near Pavia.
Its whole course is about l25 miles, and it is ncviga-
Bile from Lake Maggiore to the Pc, which flows into
the Gulf Of Venice.
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New Goods ex Polynesia !"
ED SUGAR IN HALE
Crushed sugar in so ID. boxes.
Assorted pie fruits, Every superior)
Fresh peaches,
Very choice 0olong tea,
Green corn.
Vinegar in barrels,
Honey,
Corn broons,
Fresh strawberries,
Sperm candles.
Water coolers,
Yeast powders,
CLAIMS in tins.
A few dozen fine sherry and port wine for family use.
For sale by
c. L. RICHARDS & co,
kaahumanu street, in stone store formerly
150-tf occupied by Messrs. Krul X Mol.
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New GOodS! New Goods
DECEIVED EX RECENT ARRIVALS.
AND FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED:
DAVIES & JONES' CELEBRATED PATENT SHOULDER
SEAM AND THREE-PLY COLLAR SHIRTS
Merino undershirts- suspenders, neck ties. (of various styles.
sur. black and blue broadcloths, black doe-skin cashmere. French
and English fancy cassimeres, tweeds and shepherd plaids in
great variety, superior Marseilles vestings, large diamond Mar
settles for ladies use, all linen ducks and drills, (plain and fancy +,
Panama and felt hats, ETC., etc.
English Blue and White FLANNEL Mnuue--
tured so Order-a superior article.
McCOLGAN L CAMPBELL. Tailors
i4ou Corner Fort and King streets.
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advertisements
NEW GOODS
Just received per Bark "Sachem," "

Just received per Bark "Sachem,
FROM BOSTON, U. s.
-AsEs STRIPED GRASS CLOTH. CASES
u White Duck, cases Black and nnae s1'As
RAIL-. unioo bro. drills, Gases calf jersey ties,
Bales Manadnock bro. sheet g fine Monterey =
p.,.s I ~ agxton b,eacbed sheet " women's cold morocco,
ings, !. men'sopera slippers
Cases Otis denims. 6 calf sewed brogans,
Casss Iav;nsstan bleas drills. &c elf sewed and pgd brogans
Gases Honeycomb Quilts, can pump
Gases l. Brown sheetings, Groceries,
Gases Naumkeag bro. sheetingsl Gases LIB tins green peas,
Cases Clothing. cOnt's Half bbls split peas
Denim overais and frocks, Cases refined lard,
Blue, mixed and red fan. shirts HAN dds rushe susaii
Russia frocks. Kits mackerei, 10
Dutch rants. Bxs, Inf and or do, layer raisins,
Black merino sacks, Half bbls butter,
Rioe REFERS. Shocks fine bag do,
R Riue napts Bbls Haxal -four,
Strined shirts. Gases cheese,
B,ue and red flannel shirts, iBbls rice,
Black beaver cloth Ragians, Bales cloves,
pilot monkey I" Best bread, in whaer's casks.
Rob Roy jackets, Sundries.
Mixed cashmere pants, Cases saddles. complete,
Black /" Bxs family and salt water soap,
Satinet pants, Half bbls hide poison,
Cottonade and jean pants. Gases spts turpentine,s
Roots and Shoes. Coils of Manila cordage,
Cases mems fine calf brogans, Kegs OF nails,
" :" imitation goat Kegs Of finishing nails,
+" a enameled /" Gases of Dixon's, pineapple and
" {" " imitn goat Luck s tobacco,
" a waxed do. Kegs pure and extra white lead,
9 /" Oxford ties, Gases boiled Iinseed oil,
" !" patent leather, Coils Russia bol trope,
" " I" /" c tops Gases charcoal irons,
" " goat pump brogans Gases prison padlocks,
" i'm. Oxford ties, Coils spunyarn,
Gases Congress boots, Kegs powder,
g. sewed lasting brogans, Cases sporting do.
Wines, Spirits, sc.
Cases Alcohol, kegs and half bbls Whisky,
Quarter casks and octaves of Hennessy's, Marten and
Rivierre Brandy, cases Catawba do;
Quarter pipes and eighths of zealeander & Cos Rochelle
Brandy, casks Byass' Porter;
14s-f J. C. sPALDING
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To MhalemenI

TO Hh3EeMen
" w. MACY would respectfully solicit the same pa
W. tronage heretofore enjoyed by the old firm Of Macy x
Law, at the established Depot for Whaemen's Supplies, at Ka-
waihae, Hawaii, where will be found at all times a good supply
of Beef. Musl0u. Pork. Poultry. and also the cee
brated KAWAIHAE POTATOES.
The above articles can be furnished at the lowest rates, ard in
quicker time than at any other port at the islands. All beef
sold by me will be warranted 20 keep in any climate.
~ No charge made on interisand exchange.
52tf G. w. LACY.
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TO CAPTAINS

AND OTHER YES.
~ sElS--Wood Of superior quality can be had at Koloa at
% per cord fresh beef at 4 cents per ID sheep, at So perhead;
and goats at 81 80 head. Also, fruits and vegetables Of yarious
kinds can he procured at the above named port.
Wood always on hand at the beach in quantities to snft
purchasers- (64tD GEORGE CHAIRMAN.
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Glass, Crockery and Tinware.

Also, n full assortment Of Manila corlage, from ] inch to
inch, coils whale line, hemp rope, spun yarn, marine. houselins
seiz;ng stuff, anchors, chains and whale irons.
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Harsor Regulation. of HousIss

- ~
Vessels anchoring outside Of the reefoa Acnaa1-s !.
their anchorage. when requested TO do 50 by if aas.j
either of the commissioned pilots. Nesses a.e.
to be anchored in the place designated ny lhe =
his assistant, and moved from one anchorsee -
may direct, and none except Hawaiial easn-7
than fifty tons burthen, and vessels uDcer cns]
or officer for the purpose Of leaving port, 70 gun "
without the written permission OF the h2f0n n...s
The harbor master or his assistant OF any fn-a
ing a vessel from one anchorage or moonns
make fast to any other vessel or o. any warp 20
person resisting the same, cutting away or o'sns
or fastening. is liable to the penalty staiei 80
ter is responsible for the same. An Vessu'
shall. when 50 requested by The harpF mAs.-
slack down their stream cables and other iasirnh-s
All vessels entering the harbor shah'n $3.50
harbor master, or either Of the pilots. ZIG u -
and spanker Blooms, and toptheir lover ~. - ~ ~
in twenty-four hours after anchoring VIII a n
either of the docks or wharves. and keep H-
topped until within twenty-fcur hours ei -
Dor, and until removing from any wnan y va !. hsh4
No pitch, tar, resin or oil shall be heater . ou ,sSI
sci within the harbor but all such comDus-ssa3l
heated on shore, or in a boat, or onara'@
from any vessel. n-rI
Any person who shall throw or cause 1"-4
harbor, or leave or cause 10 be ieft upon uEn5~ q
dead animal, shall be liable to be app'slN
stated below. nr<A
Any vessel taking on board or discharpns 1n-rs
tarpaulin properly stretched and spres'
falling into the water. ba-ar<y
FOR e'eh vioiaeon . 'el.ns. = sns' not excseSiEs1
'he person Nio'a,ing Is naoss - ancbnrace 81 he :
n a phot conaucl = = = - frora ths nes
iu,u; ana oy no' - 49, ,,c,rs he Is entitled ~
and 81 for health certificate, and Il aesA sshsf3
snan Spu,,a : 90 - thus anchored vitns
ussen1lon. - ssehorare fees above nsiar
ai.erwafus en.er, 2 n',a.aae and health ICES cas
h,1 y aua y ~ 49, ~ vessels which thy -
OF iuiy w.thin me 49,, smssser1 and aaclG
~ airec.eu ~ sae !.
ao !. a',i coueelne.s -. :. n toarl all foreign Tesss
Inc na,eor msssei sns - a soon as pesiek.4
an..~e, .hs no.hr. i;rs., them where and how Y
a nsfe .ns nssoos, ans;rg oficer has the IT,
ias; sse VI ~a - : lie, Of nassefeers, 70 DC :
IL + entitled E ssllse. e. r: such sa,os s%ss' ssii lss
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NJ
A>okCE PUMPS, assorted sizes, latest patterns, viii
- hose and fixtures complete, just arrived, for sale by
iofG CHAS. BREWER. On.
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Brown, white and blue cottons
do do do drills,
Ticking and shifting stripes,
Blue, red and white flannel.
Muslins, prints, delaines,
Denims, ginghams, toweling,
Cotton and linen thread,
Black and colored ribbons,
Gentlemen's and ladies gloves
assorted,
Bed fringes, table covers.
Black Grape, coiored braids,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-21

SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
400 GALLONS, IN 5 GAL. TINS
AOOO for sale by
lS3-a D. C. WATERMAN L co.