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STATIONERY.

YIHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
u per late arrivals from Boston, the following splendid as
sortment of Stationery, Blank Books, and Desk Furniture viz
g. B and Q quire Journals, various bindingsi
81 5 and 9 quire Ledgers, do do:
g. 4, 5 and O quire Record Books;
3,4 5 and 8 quire Day Books;
81 5 and o quire Log Books;
Assorted cargo books; Assorted tuck men, books;
do tuck diaries and alinanacs, for 1858;
do writing books with and without copies;
do cap ledger indices; assorted letter books;
200 reams letter, cap and note paper;
10 do bill and account current paper;
loo, 600 buff and white envelopes, of all sizes;
1000 parchmenta and clotbDpvelopes, of all sizes;
A great variety Of blank nd drafts and bills Of lading;
Bowdtchs Navigator; Expeditions Calculator;
Nautical Almanac, for 1859; 100 gross steel pens;
Gutta percha pens-a new article; copying brushes;
Assorted red tape; red, fancy and black sealing wax;
Boxes assorted gunmed seals; patent ink erasers;
Patent pencil sharpeners; patent travelling ink stands;
Flat. round and octagon rulers; tin cash trays;
Lubin's, Faber's and Ropes lead pencils; tin wafer cups;
IS gross red, blue and black inks; assorted copying inks;
Assorted portfolios, choice article; assorted ivory paper folders;
do pen holders, various patterns; pen racks; letter clips;
do paper weights; assorted inkstands; thermometers;
do notified and plain linen Irvine,
do states, small toy and school;
do banker wallets, for notes and bills;
A few gross Of real Aibata pens; ladies' small sized etter paper;
Italian Office desk homes; camel hair pencils, ETC., etc.
s9+f III. NJ. WHITNEY.
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To the Owners. and Persons Interested in
WhaleshipS i'm the Pacific Ocean.

OFFICE OF THE PHUMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEW YORK, July 20, 1857.
s The Panama RAILROAD Company takes this method
.StIlN of informing those interested in the Whaling bust
SAHMr4 ness, Of the advantages offered by the Railroad
@ across the Isthmus of Panama, for the shipment Of
Oil from the Pacific to the United States, aid for sending out
fits and supplies from the United States to Panama
The Railroad has been in regular and successful operation for
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 to the subject of shipping
their oil from Panama to New York during the present season,
and the Panama RAILROAD Company has made arrangements
to afford every facility which may be required for the accom-
plishment Of this important object. A Pier, $50 feet long, has
been built in the hay Of Panama, to the end of which Freight
alongside, and deliver the same alongside Of vessels at Aspin-
wall. Vessels of rom 200 to 800 tons can lie at the Pier with
safety, grounding h the mud at low water
The vessels to and from AspinwaI are fast-sailing brigs, be-
longing to-the Railroad Company, and the Company is pre-
pared to receive ell at Panama and deliver it in New York,
under through Bills Of Lading at the rate of seven
Ion If received in he harbor from ships tackles, charging for
the capacity of the casks, without allowing for vantage. For
whalebone, one 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 Iail-Road Company, insurance excepted. The
freghts may be made payable on the Isthmus or in New York
at the option of the shipper.
The vessels Of te Company sail regularly semi-monthly, and
the average passages to and from Aspinwall are about twenty to
twenty-five days. The time occupiedin crossing the Ishmus is
four hours. Oil, turing its transit across the Isthmus, will be
covered with canvas, o conveyed in covered cars. and owners
may be assureethat every care will be taken to prevent leakage.
Several cargoe have already been conveyed to New York with
out the slightest loss.
OIL or otherroods consigned for transportation to the Super
Lintendent of the Panama Rail Road 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 at Homo
lulu, Sandwich Islands, and is prepared to furnish every requisite
information to shippers.
Agent PanamaI. r. Co. Honolulu s. I. 81 I67.
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DEATH OF KING BoMBA.-We also learn by this
arrival that Ferdinand III, King of Naples, died in
the seth year of his age, and his son, Francis the
Second. had assembled the throne. This is another
very important event, pointing-toward the regenera-
ton of Italy, for King Ferdinand was perhaps the
most cruel and despotic tyrant of his time, and
humanity everywhere will rejoice that the world is
rid of him at last. The new king is represented to
be q very weak, inexperienced young man, who has
been secluded from the world, and filled with super
stitions by the priests who watched over him but
he has an ambitious young wife, who may have a
paramount influence as yet, there are no intima-
tons as to which side he would take in the war
question.
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TESTIMONIALS OF THy
Horace Waters, Pianos ANA -.

"The Piano came 70 hand, and in frst-,,s ~
beautiful instrument and no mistake -rea sne
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, N. Y. who hs HsfrE
Horace Waters Pianos, writes as follows q, = q
wishes me to purchase q Piano for her. sbs n ma n
sold me in December. 1856. My Piano is beears. e \
this place, and / think / can introduce an lug -
win be more popular than any other make y '" N
I've have two Of Waters Pianos In use !, a.,
of which has been severely tested for three 49,
testify to their good quality and durability IN = \
ory, Mt. Carroll, Illinois. t"~t1
al. Waters. Esq,-Dear Sir :-Haymv ma
Pianofortes for two years past, ! have found II e q
Instrument ia Gray, Principal Brooklyn IA
Rev. Hyram Haynes, writes as follows Pres
Y, July %, '58. MIR. Waters-Dear Sir. Ir~
dion safe and in good order; am well pleased "a !
appearance, and the tone also. Hope l shan \. 1S
order one or two more the present season"
Tioga, N. Y, Aug. 8, '5S. Horace Water. Ia
Melodeon you sent me was duly received in ~ 1-4
now fully prepared to say that the instrument ! " y
factory; and I beg you will accept my thans, :
liberal terms on which you furnished it, and tr ~
able manner in which you have fulfilled. and ny
filed, all your promises. Very respectfully. h. ~
"The Piano I received from you contia1r. e : ~
ton. / regard it as one of the best instruments a
IL. L. Clark, Charleston, Va.
"The Melodeon has safely arrived. Ifeel obs,s /. |
your liberal discount viii do all I can Tor vor !
IRev. ]. NJ. Mccormick, Parquesville, S. c.
"The Piano was duly received. 1t came IN sxrn-
ton, and is very much admired by my nurneruu. 49,
cept my thanks for your promptnsss. y Robert o.,
renham, Bradford country, Pa. n
"Your Piano pleases US well. 1t Is the bes, one |.
ty."-[Thomas A. Latham, Campbelton. Georga
we are very much Obliged to you for having ~,
fine instrument for $3.50, and we shah take ~paius,sn7
it."-lBrank. Held x Co., Buffalo Democrat.
I Horace Waters Pianos are known as ann, ]
best We are enabled TO speak of these instruments =
fdence, from personal knowledge Of their excarr y
durable quality-n-N Y. Evangelist. }
ave can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Wrxi
from personal knowledge, as being Of the very ~ ?
IChristian Intelligencer. 2
"Norhing at the State Fair displayed greater sr1
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PICTORIAL DIcTIoNARY.-A new and pictorial
edition of Webster's great American Dictionary is
now in press, and is soon to be issued by the enter
prising publishers. G. & c. Merriam of Springfield.
1t is evidently their purpose that no expense or labor
shall be wanting on their part to keep up the SUI
pe-iority and high reputation of this standard work,
over every other of the kind in the language. Many
thousands of new words have been added to its vo-
cabulary, and much new matter in the illustration
and discrimination of synonyms. Some 1900 or
more beautiful pictorial illustrations have been in
troduced into the work, which will add mnch to its
value. We have seen specimen sheets of these illus
trations, and can hardly see hoU they could be i'm
prored IN beauty or accuracy5(Bo Boston Erening
Transcript
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Ii. i. SNOW,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HONOLULU, HI.
WHIT LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.-
w Mosquito netting. Wos. white hose,
niss a, ,D.s,us, S ssd sa.sn,
Ge.uine Farinn Colesne-4711:
White water bottles,
Lanterns.
Bay State lanterns,
Looling-giasses sit frames, assorted sizes, tins crackers, assta.
Sup. Ooleax Ten-lslb boxes
Maps of the United States.
Bags assted shot,
Solar La~mps-Assorted sizes
Solar side lamps, No. l lamp chimneys,
/ j. hose and brass hose pipes. Carpet tacks
Padlocks, brass and iron. ships compasses'
Boats compasses, Deck scrapers.
Brands Whaling Guns and Irons.
Browns do. do. do. Gums.
Fluke chain, chain head straps.
1 set Cutting BIccks-wnh CHAIN PENDANTS, complete.
Oakum, row-locks, sail needles.
Manila and Hemp Cordage-AssoRrED Sizes.
Ratline, spunyarn, seizing. towline.
1 Cutting Fall, Blne Bunring.
Hammers,
Rasps and files. Axes, green paint,
Chisels,
Coal tar, black paint, compo0 Won sheathing nails, sheet lead,
Cut nails, sorted sizes.
Shocks and Heads,
New Bedford Casks,
Hoop Iron, COOper's Rivets.
Iron bedsteads, 1 French bedstead,
Rope halters, Jue door mats,
Enameled yalises, Gunny bags.
SAILS.
1 fore top-san, main topsai,
i mizen top-sal, fore-sail,
topgallant-sal, i topmast stay-sai,
1topganant studdng sail, main royal.
Fire crackers, spittoons,
Chain Cables, Ravens Duck
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORMSCALES.
Do. do. GROCERS' do.
Do. do. COUNTER do
Assorted Shelf Hardware Boxes Glass.
Dyers healing embrocation,
Cotton bags.
Bride leather,
Wagon harnesses,
Worsted and silk coach lace.
Wilson, Fairbank g. Co.'S pure Bourbon
Whisky-In kegs.
Gases quart bottles, cases pint bottles.
Composition and Felt for Fire.proOf X OOfs.
PRESSED HOPS, - ETC., etc., etc.
149-tf
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

FAMILY SCHOOL. in which HassanS
IA caste girls will be taught the English hngar :
work, and the various domestic duties appropriate . =
and sex, will commence as soon as pupils can be czi
is in a very eligible situation about a mile aud . 4
Honolulu, on the Waikiki road-the Fairbanks pruhal
occupied by j. Jackson, ESQ. i
The school will be conducted by Miss NJ. Ogden q
Miss Mary Castle. The moral and physical einztI
pupils will be attended to no less than their mental ~
present only a small number can be accommodate
from three to six years would be preferred-bi szI
MISS OGDEN, i
155-tf On the ~
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A RUSSIAN VESSEL OF WAR IN New YoRK.-The
Russian vessel of war, General Admiral, made a trial
trip in New York on Wednesday last. She made
fourteen miles an hour on the trip. The vessel was
built by Webb, of New York, and her engines, which
are 500 horse power, at the Novelty Works. Her
capacity is about 5000 tons length on spar deck
307 feet, breadth 55 feet, length over all about 325
feet, depth to spar deck 81 feet. She is pierced with
A side ports and two stern ports on her lower deck,
four large ports aft on spar deck.-Her armament
will consist Of 40 shell guns of large calibre on gun
deck, and 20 long guns and two pivot guns of the
largest size, eleven inch, on her spar deck Her
crew will number 800 men, and she has capacity to
carry water and provisions for their sustenance suf-
fcient for six months. in addition to which she has
stowage room in her coal bunkers for 100 tons of
coal, and viii not draw over 25 feet of water with
everything on board for a six months cruise.
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H. HACKFELD 4 CO
OFFER FOR SALE, TO ARRIVE PER BAR
&C, MElCHERS!


eANA
n M 006Q3 W
u m6AO616n0
--~~ -7 ~Rr~G
THE FOLLOWING INVOICES OF ENGLISH. FRENcHAND
GERMAN GOODs-
-rr 20 pOIrT nm CIR rprEMBE
xu-..- Cooa.
x...a
" p.an a.. a ~ - hr a.
NJ xhite GROUND 40. do white shirtines,
Do. s ras cord do cases sinshams,
Cases printed cotton handk.rchiefs,
Rsncv nrinted incconets. Victoria lawns.
Himaiaya peck muslin. barege dresses.
Camhric, Swiss muslin, mosquito netting,
Lace and muslin sleeves and collars, embroidered,
Black Orleans alpaca, blue figured alpaca,
Cotton elastiques for pantaloons, linen diaper,
Blue twined flannel, blue, green and pink flannel,
White linen drill, RUSSIA crash, checked coatings,
Blue and black broad cloth.
CIothiu.. Sbirts. Hats. &C.
Plain, black and blue sus, panta,oons, Dne a ps na:, so~r1lnnswnesss'en'
Black, blue and brown cloth coats and paietots'
Pilot cloth jackets and pantshP BIZ Alpaca coats,
Hickory shirts. printed regatta Shirts
White L b, dc, French lfboots'
French Amazon felt hats,
Laaies straw 90 Leghorn,
Chhdrens straw doL eghorn,
suoerior six and WOODEN undershiilts.
Gents sink, Isle thread and cotton socks,
Ladies' silk, Isle thread and cotton stockings,
Gents lasting CATERS, gents iacquered CATERS,
ChiIdren's Isle thread and cotton socks and stockings,
An assortment Of French felt hats, for gents and children.
SiIhss Wc.
Silk bed covers, cambria silk handkerchiefs,
Chenille and dress trimmings, ruche,
Silk umbrellas. black and colored satin,
Black lustrine, MORE antique
.flowered MORE antique,
A large and splendid assortment Of silks and satins.
Black, blue, green ion SIX vciVet,
Black and Fancy velvet ribbon,
LADIES nonnet nooon, iales. stytes,
""'A sim ""' ''
SuHuIAcs.
Linen, wooden and cashmere table covers,
Cashmere piano covers, Berlin wool,
Canvas for embroidery, spool cotton, corsets,
Linen me ana es, eo.,o I , ! M - = q, Ioa Sxs, s,,ssas
Woo,.n corJs he'd nils linen he'd Lace
S,av h;ndiny susnenders nIaviny cards
porysnonnaiss nrrse bI.cLi acs ale
ssormant q ,acsssaires and Kissing
Gilt frame looting Glasses
pia.i n;n, M So coJ,-sd crana
Assortment of artificial flowers,
Silk, buckskin, Isle thread and kid gloves,
A superior assortment OF Paris fans,
A superior assortment OF Paris vases, flowers, &C.,
<Chldren's porcelain. tea sets, tulip shade glasses,
Water coolers, a large assortment or chiiirens toys,
V VslSs. r carp eon , naper n u rSoth u cef s snius,
Turtle shell back combs. ivory tooth combs.
Turtle she'll dressing and nocket combs
Assortment OF buRalo dressing combs.
Hair brushes, tooth brushes. nail brushes,
paIs rusnes,, e.'sn !. u So ...
car pulVons OF coa's, shrts anu ress
accoueohs, conceGIhas, clarine,s
Asstd hoop iron, nat, round and square iron.
Cutieiy. &C.
SAILOR u'el nv e"o "Ai'u"'
hoigsrs pen anu posAe. i've
n,t,anhoie amd ,a;Iors, scissors
Knives and forks, razors,
Table spoons, gardeners knives,
Shoe knives, daggers, avis,
Superior English sewing needles,
Jail NAN wv AHonS,
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Per Raduga," from Boston !

Per Raduga," from Boston
y FIRST SEPTEMBER.
Blue sheeting and drilling, brown sheetings,
z. X. denims, Jewett city deDins,
Cotton duck and Irvine, mems kip brogans,
Saddles with stirrups, &C, complete, whips,
Mems COW hide boots. cut nails,
Copper and iron tacks, rivets, asst'd,
Solar lamp shades and chimneys,
Whisky in barrels and kegs, casks OF navy bread,
English cheese, 1900 Dbl shocks, hams,
Mess beef, prime pork. tobacco, shoe backing,
Preserved meats, assorted, preserved oysters
Black pepper in ! ID bottles, saleratus in do, do, do,
Bright varnish, spirits of turpentine,
Chrome green, Prussian blue, chrome yellow,
Blank books. pass books. envelopes,
Letter. note and fooIscap paper. &c. &c. I60-tf
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c.. A. & I'll. +. POOR
OFFER FOR SALE ON REASONABLE

". "A. " IL L. OOh
OFFER FOR SALE ON REASONABLE
terms, (just arrived per Z" Phantom" and expected per
- Fleetwood SIAM and {" Monetary the following goods:
Gases SO Pacific A" blue sheetings,
do Pacific b" do do
do Z" Webster denims,
Bales Z" Washington denims,
Gases assorted fancy prints,
do do frock prints and musins,
do black and white prints,
do 2 pink prints,
Bales Illinois Mills stripes,
do Suffolk" denims,
do Excelsior" denims,
do " Panama. ticks,
do "Rock River brown drills,
do "Shaker Mills" - brown sheeting,
Cases :" Dover'' bleached cotton nannel,
do "Pemberton' brown cotton flannel,
do navy blue hannel, !" Hiddlesex Co.."
do blue drills,
do Essex" cambrics, (colored1
do aspiring River" blcached shifting,
do madden prints.
Mems kip half welt brogans, lined and bound,
do enamelled do do do
do goat do do do
do cali sewed Oxford ties,
do heel, strap-sewed pumps,
do drab, glove top congress CATERS,
Women's patent foxed congress CATERS,
do do do. do do heeled,
Cases mems palm leaf hats,
do boys do do do
do assorted mems and boys I" Canton hats.
Cases assorted clocks,
Cases framed engravings, &c, &c.
Samples Of the dry goods are at hand.
Honolulu, July IL, 1889. I59-tf
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w A r IN e u r OPE!
TIME ONLY AUTHENTIC
II and SKETCHES will appear from week TO week in the
ATED LONDON

Arriving by each mail from England, via San Francisco.
The services Of the most eminent Artists and Photographers
have been engaged by the Publishers and, assisted by all the
the resources of this really wonderful newspaper. the Proprietors
intend that the LONDON NEWS shall
form the most complete and unrivaned Pictorial Record of the
Scenes and Incidents Of the present exciting CRISIS IN
EUROPE, in proof OF which they confidently point to their
worId-renowned series of Illustrations which appeared during
1886 of the War in the Crimea, and in 1s57-5S of the great
Revolt in India, both pronounced to be the most wonderful
efforts ever accomplished in the newspaper world.
The illustrated London Neus for 1859 VIII even surpass all
previous years in the accuracy and fidelity of the Sketches and
Photographs, as well as in the general execution Of the En-
cravings
II The price Of subscription, including all Double and COL
ored Numbers, Plates, &c, is S4 per year, or IS for six months.
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
.5-1m Agent Honolulu
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fRnExrA11oN 10 PAUL MoHPHY.-The testimonial
nom the chess club and citizens Of New York. to
Paul Morphy, the Distinguished chess player. was
presented on the 18th 1t the chapel of the University,
in the presence of q large audience Of both sexes.
The presentation speech was made by John Van
Buren,, who traced to some extent the history of
chess playing. abiding to its universally and mo-
ticing some Of its leading champions. all Of whose
feats, he stated, Mr.. Morpbt has exceled. After a
defense Of the game and recounting the circumstan-
ces Of Mr.. Ms career in Europe, complimenting
him for his success and many excellent qualities. he
delivered the testimonial.
This consists of gold and silver chess figures and
. board of rosewood, the squares being ebony and
mother of pearl. A slightly raised edge, ornament
ed by a single delicate line of inlaid silver, sur
rounds the board. Three iuches from the edge, four
tournament lances, in silver, incloses the chequered
6eld-a square of twenty inches. In each exterior
angle formed by the overlapping Of the lances, cir
cled by q laurel wreath of gold, exquisitely inlaid,
are the letters p NJ, in decorated cipher. Midway
Of the border, from which Mr.. Morphy is supposed
to play, an inlaid oval plate Of silver, surrounded by
a trophy composed of the standards of those nations
whose subjects have been obliged to recognize the
sovereignty Of q Republican champion, bears the
subjoined inscription
To Paul Merphy, a recognition of his genius and
a token of regard from his friends and admirers In
New York and Brooklyn, New York, 1859.
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Offers for Sale. Just received

PER BARK "SACHEM," FROM BOSTON.
~ BALES BRO. DRILLS, 100 doz denim frocks and pants,
. II bales bro. sheetings, cases cheese,
/ bale bleached do, 4bales pump and rig'g leather,
10 cases denims, $50 kegs white lead,
3 cases ticks, 20 bbls rice,
2 cases bleached jeans, 151 cases boiled oil,
l case honey-comb quilts, 2 bales cloves,
] case striped grass cloth, 1 bags pepper.
l case white duck, 10 coils Russia bolt rope
l case bl and white quilting. IS casks pilot bread,
200 boxes family soap,
25 cases refined lard, Is coils spunyarn,
100 half bbls crushed sugar, 8 cases mems clothing,
200 saddles, complete, 5 cases charcoal irons,
25 kits No. j mackerel, So cases boots and shoes,
200 boxes s. w soap, 25 cases green peas.
10 half bbls hide poison,
20 cases alcohol, Wines and Spiritse
20 cases spirits turpentine, II or and % eighth casks best
43 coils Manila cordage. dark brandy,
SO bhs extra mess beef, 2qr pipes Hennessey's do,
80 half bbls prime butter, 3 or do MartelPs do,
$50 bxs, hf and or do raisins, 6 or and 8 ! casks Rivierre do,
5 cases box salt, 140 boxes Catawba brandy,
3 shocks grind salt, 20fb bags, 80 half bbs hest whiskey,
III kegs nails. 100 kegs do do,
% cases tobacco. los doz OTIS II. Byass' porter,
100 bbls HaxaIl flour, 10 doz London cordial gin,
Is cases brandy peaches.
Honolulu. March "a, 1859. 143-tf
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To Whalemen !

To Whalemen
~ w. MACY would respectfully solicit the same pa.
W. tronage heretofore enjoyed by the old firm of Macy Il
Law, at the established Depot for Whalemen's Supplies, at Ka-
waihae, Hawaii, where viii be found at all times a good supply
of Beef, Mutf0n, Pork. Poultry, and also the cele
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 TO keep in any climate.
II No charge made on inter-island exchange.
72f q. W.. MACY.
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NtW OOUuS NfN UOUUS !
e EX RECENT ARRIVALS !
~ AND FOR SALE BY THE uSDERsIGSRD:
DAVIES & JONES' CELEBR ATED PATENT SHOULDER
SEAM AND THREE-PLY COLLAR SHIRTS.
ALSO
Merino undershirts. suspenders, neck ties, (of various Styles
sup. black and blue broadcloths, black doe-skin cashmere, French
and English fancy cassimeres, tweeds and shepherd plaids in
great variety, superior Marseiles vestings, large diamond Mar
settles for ladies use, all linen ducks and drills, (plain and fancy,l
Panama and felt hats, ETC., etc.
English Blue and hite Flannel Manufac.
tured to Order-a superior article.
McCOLGAN l. CAMPBELL ailors.
146tf Corner Fort and King streets.
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Cargo of Lumber for Sale
lust RECEIVEDP PER EOLUS. A. Camman
Master, direct from Mendocino Mill, comprised OF the fol-
lowing assortment:
39,46s feet rough Redwood Boards,
1929 IS Z" Scanting, 6 ks,
4,7O5 " +" exc,
10000 " 5-feet Pickets,
1858 % II"
22,795 I" surfaced 1-inch Redwood Boards,
10.282 " H." Plank,
32,95s " planned Siding,
I9,54s I" :" " /" 4" 6 feet long,
1874 " tongued and grooved Pine Flooring, II inch,
10000 Redwood Shingles
American 1 inch white pine Boards, planed on two sides,
Do / inch do do do do on one side,
and II, 12t and Is feet length.
Do i inch white pine Boards, 10 inch wide and IL # long,
Do white pine Sheathing Boards. planned one side,
Do cedar Shingles, shaved,
Do pine and spruce Iaths.
135-tf CHAS BREWER %.