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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-29
WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE,

GOLDSBORO', N. G.
FENHE SPRING SESSION will commence on Thursday the
i 18th OF January 1850. No Institution III the Stale Of
fe greater facilities for thorough aud emphasized educa
ton reasonable terms Diligence i'll Study perec
proprety department. and prudent economy in eXpend
cardinal principles system of government
Board and tuition per session in the College SO
the Preparatory department, $50 Music Painting I'm
brodery, &C, at customary prices.
The daughters of all Minister'S who devote themselves ex
cusively the ministry, whatever denomination
educated free of charge for tuition For Catalogue ap
ply to the undersigned. s. NJ. FROST, President.
Dec. 27th, 1859. 95-l0t-IS-2t
1850 CEN1 AMEROTYPEs at the fine Reception
Rooms OF 7. E. HANBURY, by a new and splendid combi
nation light warranted good any heretofore taken fo
one dollar Rooms in the Telegraph Building opposite
KahnweiIer & Bros and next 10 Dawson McPeake $.
Dec 2, 1859, 75-9t-l6-tf
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SPIRITS TURPENrINE-The market has ruled quiet during
the week and with two exceptions the sales have
been 4O per galon-cosing steady at this price
Sales as follows:
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Markets.
LAT the close yesterddy.l

Al he close yesterddy.l
Cotton firm with sales of 1000 bales. Flour quiet
Southern S. 40 to S. IS per bb Wheat quiet, and
the market is generally unchanged. Corn dull new
white and yellow 80 to So cents per bushel. Spirits
Turpentne steady at A to As cents per gallon. Rice
steady
No signs of the Steamship Hungarian
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Naval Movement,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-I4ate last night orders were
given to put an armament board the Dispatch and
steamer Anacostia which here together with large
amount OF ammunition, provisions and small arms, and
for them depart for Annapolis early this morning.
The rumor here is that attempt is to be made by
Phadelphians to retake the Oyster schooners lately
seized for the violation of the laws of Maryland, the
Chesapeake and it surmised that the Anacoa is
hither at the request of Governor Hicks.
FIRE IN AUGUsTA.-Augusta, December 23.--The
carriage establishment of Mr.. Luther Roll destroy
ed by fire at early hour this morning, Much Of the
stock damaged several of the bugges being burnt
OF the carriages a number saved uniDiured. The
building and contents VT insured in the Mutual Com
pony The fire is believed to have been caused by al
lnCen0iarv
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EST FED AGO.
PETER LORELLARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

I6 d IS CaAMBELGs ST.,
FOrmerly AZ Chatham Street, New York;
Would Call the especial of Groces Druggists
to his removal and also the articles of his manufacture
BROWN SNUFF.
MacahOy, Demigros
Fine kappee, Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rappee, Nachitoches
American Gentleman, Copenhagen,
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch. Fresh Scotch
High Toast Scotch, Irish High Toast,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or LundytoOt.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. SMOKING.
No. l, P. A. L., or plain st. Jago,
No. 2, Cayen iish or sweet Spanish
Nos mx'd, Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canister,
KtefoOt, Tin Foil Cavendish, Pure Turkish.
Circular of Prices will be application.
N B-Note the article of Fresh Scotch Snuff which
will be found superior article for dipping purposes.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices Current.

s should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale price In filling small orders high
er rates have to be paid.
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WILMINGTON DISTRICT,
FIRST R0TTND

Dec. 81 Jan. l. Wmngton Front Street
January !, g. North East ................ Ellington
IA, 10, WhlteVlle,. Liberty Chapel
- 2l ", Iopsail, ................. Meadow Bridge
Is ~, Dup!n, ....................P Providence,
- ii, II, Elizabeth, .Bladen Springs
IL, II, OnsloW,.. .Haw Branch.
Lo 20, odHpsOn Observation-Disclosures. .MCtee s.
March 8, 4, Smthvle Zoar.
" 10, H. Baden, Johnson's Chapel.
The following gentlemen the District Stewards
Messrs. Stephen D. Wallace John c. Blocker Duncan
marte, D. S. Saunders, j. G. Mills, Fletcher Fl. Bell Jona
than W. Thompson, James Smith, VIM. J. Parker VIM H.
Walker and ThOs J. FOrlaw.
They respectfully invited to at the office of the
Rev. JnO S. Long Easement of Front Church)
Wilmington Monday the 9th of February 1862 at eleven
O'clock A. NJ. special of business claim their
attention. CHARLES F. DEEMS.
Holovvay's ntlnsntMercuria saIves, and all those
compounds cOncocted of mineral agents. highly DANCE
applications. This Ointment composed entirely of vege
table extracts is harmless we'll efficient remedy
all of eruptiOns, Sores bo wounds,
Sold at the mandatory No. 50 Maiden Lane New York,
and by all Druggists at 25c., &c., and ST. per pot.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS!!!
TJNHE HANDSOMEST Sole Leather Travelling TRUNKS
i ever offered in the State, at BALDWlN'S
iIlHOsE NEW STYLE BUGGY TRUNKS ;, will be here
l. before long, and offered by BALDWIN.
Dec.l77.
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SEASONED WHITE PINE LUMBER,
boards AND PLANKS, constantly on hand. For sale
ID in quantities to suit, by E. A. KEITH.
Dec. Is.
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I OOO GALLONS WINTER POLAR OIL;
INJUO 500 Sperm I" Just re-
ceived from New Bedford and for sale by
Dec Goth E. A. KEITH.
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Stories poems essays &c., from the pens of the following
gifted writer's
G. P. 4. JAMES. MARY HOWITT.
CHARLES DICKENS AUTHOR OF 1.-THE RED
ALFRED TENNYoON. COURT FARM"
CHARLES READE. AUTHOR OF " FARM OF
H. ". LONGFELLOW. FOUR ACRES"
CHARLES MACKAY, GRACE GREENWOOD.
WILKIE COLLINS. MISS PAHDOE
DR. .. W. HOLMES. FLORENCE PERCY.
AUfHoR OF THE SCOUT EGaA ALICE BR9WS; ,-
ALEXANDER DUMAS - cAsKET;" , -. -,o
J HN q. WHITTIER. MRS ~ A. DFNNlSON.
OWEN MEMEDITH. FANNY NJ. RAYNOND.
P J. BAILEY, (Author OF NORA A PERRY.
Festus. y Ia CRAIG.
LIEUT.. HABERSHAM. MISS MARTINEAU.
THE POST does conne itself however, to works of
the imagination, many Weekles now do generally
fair portion of its ample to the NEWS Of the
EEK FOREIGN and DOMESTIC LETTERS FROM PARIS to
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT to BANK NoTE and STOCK
LISTS, and to WEEKLY and ACCUBAT PRICE CURRENT OF
the PRODUCE MARKETS. &c, &c.
TER s-ENGRAVINGS.
HAMILTON'S TWO VIEWS Of MAG FALLS
couple of handsome and Steel Engravings-the
retail price of which is FVEDOLLARSwe enabled to
Club with TIE POST Oh the following remarkably liberal
terms.
We also Club with those welknown Monthly Magazines,
Arthurs Home Magazine and Godeys Ladys Book. Read
the following and take your choice Of
TERMS.
One Copy of THE POST, 81 Goa year.
One Copy of I He POST and BOTH EDgravings
of Niagara Falls, 90 "
Home Magazine 8 90
One copy Of The POST and one of Godeys
Lady Book, so
CLUBS.
COPIES OF THE POST, $500 year.
(and one of the Eng1 avngs to:get-
ter up Of Club,) $50 "
&" (and copy extra, both En-
cravings to getter up Of ClubD 1000 g
l3 g (and one copy extra, both En-
cravings to getter up of CIub,) 1900 s.
20 - (aDd one copy extra, both En-
cravings to getter up Of Club,) 1000 ''
80 50 (and copy extra and both En-
cravings to getter up Of Cub,) 1910 g
MINISTERS and SCHOOL TEACHERS charged only 81
year The RIDDLE and PROBLEM Department renders THE
POST particularly acceptable to the latter class
A BEAU IIFUL PREMIUM.
large Beautiful Engraving on steel by % INCHES
called - THE SPEAKING LIKENESS will be to
every subscriber to THE POST " for 1860, who shall
send in addition to his subscription the of twenty five
pay the expense Of postage mailing. &c, &C..
Tie retail price OF this engraving is -Four Dollars 1t is
Goln
P. s-The Postage will be prepaid on all the Engrav-
ngs. Address, DEACON d PETERSON.
No. 1872 South Third St., Philadelphia.
Sample Copies Of the Post sent gratis oo queSted.
EE- To ADMINISTRATORS who give the above in
seron condense the material of for their ed
tora columns shall be entitled to exchange and copy
of The Speaking Likeness by sending marked copy
of the paper containing the advertisement notice.
Dec. 2zth 1859. I8-2t*
SEASONED WHITE PINE LUMBER,
boards AND PLANKS, constantly on hand. For sale
ID in quantities to suit by Z. A. KEITH.
Dec. Is.
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TIER MS-FINGRAyENGS.

HAMILTON'S TWO VIEWS Of NIAGARA FALLS
couple Of handsome and largeslZe Steel EDgravngstht
retail price of which FVEDOLL ARS-we enabled tC
Club with TIE POST the following remarkably liberia
terms.
We also Club with those wel-known Monthly Magazines
Arthurs Home Magazine and Godey's Lady Book Read
the following and take your choice Of
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THE POST does conne ITSELF however, to works of
the gination, many Weekles do. generally
fair portion of its ample space to the NEWS of the
EEK FOREIGN and DOMESTIC LETTERS FROM PARIS to
an AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. to BANK NOTE and STOCK
LISTS, ard to WEEKLY ACCURATE PRICE CURRENT of
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J MARY HOWITT.
| AUTHOR OF "THE RED
COURT FARM"
| AT THOR OF Z" FARM OF
FOU r ACRES. "
GRACE GREENWOOD.
MISS PAEDOE
| FLORENCE PERCY.
| AN ELLA 3. EDWARDS.
EMMA ALICE BROWN.
AUTHOR OF "THE EBONY
CASKET."
MRS NJ. A. DFNNISON.
| FANNY NJ. RAYN OND.
| NORA PERRY.
| IA CRAIG.
! MISS MARTINEAU.
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One Copy of THE POST, 81 90 yea
One Copy of I He POST and EDgravings
One COPY Of THE POST and one of Arthur's
Home Magazine. 3 90
One Copy OF THE POST and one of Godey's
Lady's Book, so !"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-11-17

Bark Nile, Destin-Reporss having eruised In the ochotsk'
with fair weather. Saw . good many whales, but very sny-
Took the first bovhead 9Th May, and the last 90 lAfh sept
Left the whaling ground 10th Cct- Had moderate weather
during the passage down TO Honolulu.
Brig Oahu. Bumpus-Has cruised in the Ochotsk had bad
weather all the season saw plenty whales, but was unable 70
strike them Took only three whales all the season. Had
rough weather all the passage down.
Bark Monfe-xma. H-oman-Reports having eruised in the
Ochotsk with fair weather, had strong breeses and clear weather
while cruising in sw. bay,-met plenty OF ice od shore and was
fast in 1t for six weeks. It ripped the copperof the side fore and
aft, saw very few whales, tookthe first 5h July and the last
9th Of September. Left the whaling ground 10th Of October,
came through the hnieth passage-rom thence had fair weather
until in Al > n had gale from the NE. and eastward. After
that had fair weather to Honolulu
Bark Drono,~ Cole-Cruised on the line aud in the Japan and
Yellow seas, between seasons, and during the season In the
Ochotsk. Had fair weather during TIE first part but latteriy
very rough weather. Took the first bowhead sth June aud last
in August Let the whaling ground 10th September came nro
the fftieth passage with fine weather But Afterwards hao
rough weather all the passage down to Honolulu, winds varying
from west TO NE. and sometimes soatherly.
Ship Northern Light, Austin-Has cruised in the Gho'sx'
With bad weather most part Of the season. Saw very few whales.
Took the first whale 18th July, and the last on 10th October
Len the whaling ground 18th October-came through the 50th
passage. Had westerly gales from thence to within a few de-
grees of these islands, when they had battling head winds.
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IMPORTS.
FKoM SAY FRANCl

PkoH SAY FRAScrsco-PKR YANKEE, Nov. Is:
Pierce < Co.'S tins crackers
Godfrey Rhodes-27 pkgs merchandise
Henry RObiusonS octaves brandy.
Castle & Cook-13 cases merchandise
J. II. Strauss cases mdse.
j. c. Spading@s bales hops, 3 cases mdse, i puncheon rum.
Chas- r. GuilOu-27 cases ] brl mdse.
G. 8 Bartow-2 cases mdse-
r. l.. Hanks-1O0 brfs Gallego -four, / cs oil, 2 kegs powder.
Geo. McLean-4O cases mdse.
ID. l. Gregg-1 case mdse.
H. l. severance-3s pkgs / cask mdse.
H. Hackfed-2 coils betting, i Wagon, 1900 fire brick. / box
specie
Won Holt 4 Heuek-7 pkgs mdse.
Atai 4 Ahee-30 pkgs mdse.
Geo. c Siders+ bids iron, i bri ] box mdse.
7Orier-1 brI whisky.
Y. Spencer-1 can mdse-
D.. Q. waterman-TO pkgs salmon, 9 cans mdse, 5 do. drugs,
50 VI shingles.
Honolulu Gas Company-3 hhds oil, 2 cans l cask mdse, IL
bts AZ pcs pipes
T. W. Ingraham-1 piece carpet
Achu * Atack-9 pcs mdse.
janion, Green & Col cases mdse.
J. W. Borden-1 box books.
8. Savidge-7 cases mdse.
G. A. q II. r. Poor-1 case mdse, 200 sacks -four.
G. A. Williams S Col box specie.
H. Holstein-1 box seed.
C. Brewer q Co-1A boxes mdse, IS sacks oats.
A. ID. Cartwright-362 sacks produce, SIS bales hay.
c. II. LEVERS pcs / box m%achi6ery, 8 saws.
McRuer r MeTiIl-105 brs salmon.
b. =. Snov-5o pkgs mdse, ! doz do, / rockaway-
A p Everett pkgs mdse- ! horse
A Harris & Col pull press, ] case mdse.
C. j. Lovett- wheels, axel and wagon, So sacks oats, IL do.
barley, 1000 # lnmber
II. s. Wilcox-2 boxes apples.
Capt Miler-lot furniture
Gilman e Coz cases merchandise.
I. @. Sparden-1 case mdse.
A Potfer-1 case mdse-
C. VI. q Co.. brls beer.
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ARRIVALS.

ov. 2-Am VIII sh Addison, Lawrence, I'm Arctic and Kodiack.
Season 400 VIII, 5000 bn; voyage, so sp, 200 VIII,
$4,000 bn; on board, GOO VIII, 5000 bn.
IAN VIII sh CoriDthian, Lewis, I'm St. Pauls Island.
Season, $50 VIII, 5000 sp; voyage, 80 sp, $50 VIII,
5000 sp; on board, 80 sp, $50 VIII, 5000 bn.
5-Am VIII sh Cambria, Pease, fm Ochotsk. Season, 1000
VII, 1900 bn; voyage, 1000 VIII, 1900 bn; on
board, 1000 VIII. IL, 600 bn.
Am VIII sh Bowditch, Martin, FIN Ochotsk. Season, rs
sp. 500 VIII, oooo bn; voyage, SO sp, 26OO VIII, 35,-
600 bu; on board, IS sp, 500 VIII, o 1000 bn.
Am VIII sh Levi Starbuck, JernegaD, I'm Ochotsk.
Season, 200 VIII, 1000 bn; voyage, 800 sP, 1900
VIII, 1900 bn; on board, 500 VII, 200 bn.
Am VIII sh Ohio, Barrett, I'm Ochotsk- Season, 400
VIII, 500 bn; voyage, 20 sP, 1450 VIII, $500 bn; on
board, 1900 VII, 5000 bn.
Am VIII sh Rapid, West, I'm Ochotsk. Season, 500 VIII,
$500 In; voyage, 10 sp, 1900 VIII, 1900 bn; on
board, 1900 VIII, 1900 bn-
IAN VIII sh Daniel Wood, Morrison, I'm Ochotsk. Sea-
son, 400 VIII, 5000 bn; voyage, 40 sp, Zoo VIII,
10000 bn; on board, 600 VIII, 5000 bn-
10-Am VII sh Margaret Scott. Ceaveland, FIN Ochotsk.
season, 100 sp, 20 VII, 1000 I'm; voyage, 200 sp,
$50 wh, 5000 bn; on board, 100 p, $50 VIII, 1000 bn.
10-Am VIII sh Rossean, Green, I'm Ochotsk. Season, 400
VIII 5000 bn; voyage, 400 VIII, 5000 bn; on board,
400 VII, 5000 bn.
liam VIII bk Ontario, Foster, FIN ochotsk. Season, $50
VII, 400 bn; voyage, $50 VIII, 4l0O bn; on board,
$50 VIII, 400 bn-
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MEMORANDA.

A ~ Y@ses, Lsvet1, Ies the pilot outside the harbor Of
s.s Bssnciseo on Wednesday, Nov z, at o A NJ. Nov. 14th,
43R.M.s ship posed steering south. supposed for Hilo.
usAA vinds all he passage. No n. T. trades until we
vers 6hns- 14se ". Also ON the 18th, a whale ship bound
Isso Lahaius-
So uS1Essn, UfIe, has cruised in the 0chotsk with good
vcsd1- eav psrnfy Of vhAses in the month Of July, but from
auxus 10 O4d6ex veg sew. Took the first whale 5sh June and
te IAs IN skpeenocr- Len the city Of ochotsk 5h October.
Came tAgouzh tie 6nkth passage with light winds, which they
emtA - fw or hvedays afterwards Had a very heavy gaze
ia &Se -. wind veering Asm 3 E to " W.; were hove to for
eishA9teun Aher that bad light winds all the way to Homo
sh6 Hs,54 Wssl eruis-d in the Japan Sea tin the LIST Of
Ape14neEtAA IN NE ochossk- Experienced fair weather, but
sn8vay hsu. ss- very few whales. Took the first
~ha!s sso't q BEGINNING Of Aus9xf and the last about the sh
tho - fnjsh passage It'll September; from thence had
eseI1>d k1is n2 l. ill within the pvaIi Of 30 N.
usd ~ bsfaing vSnds fro0 s. 4 on nearing Honolulu
0ip Msvfha, Manehesser-Has cruised in the Ochotsk, with
~ ~ sase and shy Took the FIRST whale 18th June, and
u q 9 1eeh ssp< Len the ochossk I5th Ocsober-came
east106 - tQh paass, With fair weather. Had a very
sWDm6 "a 90 split a sopssn, Lost one boat. and
~ s.n.se 70 bsI-arts. &c, amer that bad
~ UtAs q ~ vsy 10 Hono,uiu-
YRys dc Rexsss. Troude-Hss eused In the
osnsna, ~ - vessher. Saw very hv vhees. Took the
ara 80 d, ~. and the last in sepeemb-E. During the
-. 2 - ne soath-.a.
1s.spksAto nlseab, &y~-Rxperkneed hf weather
Auag eDerG6G0pQ1paG- rook the hrs whale eth june,
- spre16uz In The whaling ground I'D Sept,
e-~nG61oh p1mue vsh Ans weather, carried the
- - = uosaohL uh6os eDepdon Of one heavy gale on
,sS oA,hh<1s al SO n,1@ he SIX, which veered
$500 nv - - kWakedy weather.
- 1890. cnnu-Hn ~un1 = ~ oshses, bot
ssi.g - Are IN = ~ aaep = - Jagoa - ExVe-
rina - vemnR ~ en1he erntn- 1ook the1M vhns in
uxn5GR - June an t8e ten ~ A1guk Leo he
49, uuund - 0c65ha, ~ Hess - Bo1eohu; uas -
- - --.x< No. - o4hfm ANo nanx ~ fha
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NV. - Pierce. % cruise,
11-Au Oh Milwaukee, Rhoades, for San Francisco
ll-31eteslie, Chester. to cruise OIL California coast
l1-e<- 0eosxe, Pcsse. to cruise
13-Be1g Autf1s, fehiber, to cruise.
E11-B1 Ripple, Chadwick, 10 cruise
13-Aav sh Micronesia, date Secrito9 FoN, for Guam.
13-EliEz Adams Thomas. to cruise
14-sch Kamo1, WILDER, for Lahaina
14-ech Aannok avail, Beckley. for Hama
Itch 1nTEnref, Rikeke. for Kauai.
f14-E-R y 9fnsou. smifh, for Hobart Town.
16-Pusr eAr, Weeks, to cruise
16-An brgk Josephine, Stone, for J7gis Island
1Nsch Hekanluohi, Marchant, for Kona-
JS-An bark Architect, Fish, for San Francisco
1o-An N han Jireh Perry, Cannon to cruise.
1o@0EA AaFy, Bcnin. for Hawaii
16-Sch Kamehameha w, Henry, for Kona.
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NJ

From sax FRAscIsco-per Yankee, Nov. 15-CaptB + Snow
and wife, Hiss Mary Snow, Tbos Snow, Mrs Burns, daughter and
son, Miss Bates, Miss Beals, c Miller. wife and child, H Ii
McCoughtry, III j Burns, Mr. Ahoson, c NJ Chngwood. J J AIKEN,
" p Hinkson, P Melody. Mr. Lyons, Theodore Lane, Ahee.
Mich Mitchell. r. Rear, Joe Taylor, Harry Taylor, Mr. Nicker-
son, Thomas King, Chas Kean-Minstrels. SrEERAGE-John
Q Grinnen, Joseph Ellis, All Yon.
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On NAnKRr@Crude Whale anil Sperm continue in request,
md the sajes at the Eastward are 1000 bDls- Whale at New
Loodou, NJ ~ q % ernts; $50 do, nj New Bedford, selected.
Sos 100 TO- sou<h Sea, ~ and ofsperm, at New Bedford. 5000
bols-, 81 Is; 60o do, 81 3s and 1000do, on terms noe made
puoGcs and 1000 gallons BIcaehed Winter Whale, s. % 90 cts,
= mos-S- r. ship List, Oef-5
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AOte4 AtS<tRto III kC SobHii~Cs . \ txOoO . "
Out of this sun, I have had very heavy liabilities
to meet and it has not been all profit, nor anything
like it; but l have taken care to remember the wants
Of the poor, whilst receiving rewards from the rich.
Disclaiming any ostentatous feeling, but only wish
ing to be just TO myself, l would beg to remind my
readers of the week that 1 devoted to the charities Of
this city, when I contributed to the Hospital. Catho-
lie Charities, Benevolent Asylum, Trades Hall, Ly-
ing in Hospital, Juvenile Traders, and Jewish Char
tiles, f143 las Sd. In Sydney l gave two dramatic
representations, for the benefit of the Infrmary, and
contributed to its funds E116 Is. At Bathurst I gave
. benefit for its Hospital, and paid over EGO 16s
and another night, towards the fund for roofing its
cathedral, l obtained and paid over E51 lbs. It is
ny invariable rule to do my best for the charitable
institutions Of every place where l have received
marks Of public favor.
The TRADEL-Between the weather-snarling of the
Poiynesian and the coaxing of the Commercial, We
are glad to note the return Of the lively, bracing
trade winds. even though they did not strike down at
the moment every one expected them. The wind be-
ing quite northerly, We did not feel it here 20 soon =
We should otherwise have done y Bettsr late than
never. -
yAExxx WAzn-Housskeepete end Others having
charge se1eAre<A.ests, shoeldS Hc6dAgMinnsNsfsr<,
1urne - phiPginx t131Sf1Meo3k &
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Of bread every day in the year. 49,
It kahuku Of 5000 acres has just D.. s'aa
gentleman. who l hear intends l. ! pasas}
before long. Success to him. 's'0s abs
After writing the foregoing. 1 Va. =,
gefed by reading a paragraph in ~ SssaitA
18th ult.' headed-.What shall b
try people. What is the matter QHd
sell the -four they make! Don, sfAt
administer sue checks as that to- nsr9i
ton" II. after all the encour... prOsd
given us to go into wheat culture ~
'.wonder what we shall do with !, nos
feeding it to horses as one roods :, -auak
the way,-why, then, more hsrr, ss'nsA@
the native farmers than as il thew Ia. a
against the wheat growing in ,hs g. pm
reaction will be intellectually mi..hspss
effects. e'ocs
KoSA. HAWAII, Nov. L, 1859. ne1Au
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THURSDAY. SoYEMBER II, 1859.

Sw ht tDe, ve have TO note . large number ox
s"yesa vhatzhips ~ this port, LAhaina and Hlo-some IS
oa- - WPws q these vessels are, In some instances,
vAf they have heresohre been reported. We give a
Bsn ~ Asess and KndIaex, 50 ss.sis bis. AS bis.
q sp@nsi.n roand. ' lao . s 8 .
Vor 2hfppipe list On the fourth page contains 30 vessels,
@eH vhteA are net expected here, having gone to other ports
~outa1g grounds There remain about % vessels which are
expefed In this fan The average, il viii be seen, win fall
s4D~ 1T o. last season, though no accurate figures can yet be
y merchant vesseIs, We have had hut two arivas-the Ma
SsSesn from China, and the Yankee from San Francisco. The
AuD<r has some 200 Chinese, and is bound for Canao. She has
I'D . long passage, and puts in for provisions and water The
Y@kee brinp q full cargo Of assorted merchandise, and over
tAh4y paaengerE Particulars viii be found below
Daring the ve<k, a marked Improvement in trade, partcu-
hfy In jobbing and retail, has been noticed. The large feet Of
vhalas IN port requiring supplies, and paying of seamen, has
PIT neoey more freely into circulation
The uhaleship Morea, Of New Bedford, which has been Gen.
denned, wss sold At auction on the 18th. Her hull, with the
lower mista sanding, brought $50. The total of the sale of
her entcts amounts to about $4,000.
, he ship Josiah 5radlee, recently arrived from Boston, has
bsa chartered to bad $50 tons guano for the American GuanO
Ala Of provisions have been effected, but generally at low
ntsa. covering cost and charges.
Ne supplies taken by vhaIeships are very limited this sea-
sen, compared with former years. This is owing in part to the
ne& that one-thrd Of the ships are homerard bound, and
- not subsequently,, require the usual supply. while some have
surplus stock sf provisions on board, which are disposed Of to
thoss wanting them
~sU8AE-stock in the market quite small, and sales limited
- Supplies for vhaIeships, at &c a 7ic-
CORFEZ-scarce last sales lec.
RLOuR-sai~o Of 100 brts Hsxan, ex Josiah Bradiee, at 81
Is 81 s.
PRoyIsIoSs-saIe Of 20 bris American pork. ex j. B.,
s17 IS
nxcHAxaE-Duns on San Francisco and New Bedford,