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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
advertisements.

III. & co.
OFFER FOR SALE TIE FOLLOWING GOODS ''Hi
ARRIVED PER
"SYREN :" FROM BOSTON.
-EAyY BRowNMEN's WOODEN
Heavy Annosseae denims, Nests q trunks
Heavy eagle dcuims, Ca-es e.In ~
OF cloth elpe'.ng, Chess
Cotton pants, Fumes
Grey, blue and scarlet flannel lemon syrup
shirts. Ounces,
Pears,
Apples, -rs
English mustard,
Curry powder,
Cas- refined lard.
Crushed sugar in half b6ls'
'q Rai.ias.
SalsI GeGrnss in halfhNls,
Sarsaparina,
LozenEes and candies,
Salt water soap.
Patent charcoalirons,
Whiting in half barrels, boiled Inseed oil,
Pure white lead, bales fax Irvine,
Ash oars, l6, II and Is feet long,
Doors and window sashes, assorted sizes.
Also
A large assortment of Boots and shoes,
Consisting as follows:
Mems thick boots, Mems kip boots, ~
cs, Men : colortu, assbd'
Mems opera Congress CATERS, CATERS.
Mems stepped (" " Mems KIP brogans,
Mems black cloth, patent tip Mems calf
Congress CATERS, Mems welt cali brogans,
Mems calf boots, Mems pump sole goat brogaas,
Youths kip and calf broGans,
Ladies' glove kid slippers,
Ladies' cloth kid slippers,
Mems metallic rubber boots,
Mems metallic sandals,
Mems metallic Oyershoes,
Mems calf welt long boots,
Wumeu's metallic sandals,
Women's metallic oveTshOes
A large ussorruneuI of LuGie- Critters and
SINNERS. l97-tf
EN- YANKEE!
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advertisements.


O. II II F. >" Err q. CO.
Market hnri
OFFER FOR SALE THE w ING
article by M American CHrp.r ship 90 RaluEa ="
bS ""ouN-
Cases blue drilling, BALES Manchester dtrims,
Hacs blue sh.,tuE. Bales Jcwctt City tculms,
" -sIrn - ' C.. denim p,nts'
U,l,. a-b.i.l.I has cas-. rrratta shirts.
U,l.s t,nrl,,.
boolN- >hOes ana A4cbtH'I'
Mems pegEcdg goat hroEan-,
Mtn : can bN"rd Ties
Men, enu1mcl-i hrofaus,
80 I,,h.r .b,~s .,v,I and perred
~. thS-L b.,ts
,,tb.r t11uE..
Eu.-rt hrill- leather
Rigging leather.
Groceries.
/ fins .,tra ..r, rr,al Cabs tomato krtchup,
/ Til. u.I.-,r, en- " rr,.u peas.
i,If M, cr,.g-I .,gar. " honey,
/ H,yrrr- .,ty, viu-y,r " lobster.
iaxr,s ". .,,r. e. clans.
Provisions.
R,--rls MIN, no-t. B,rr,I. Chicago mess beef,
Casks puat bread, Casks medium bread,
Casks navy bread. Barrels navy bread,
u.rr,is medium bread. Casks butter, sc
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INOR SALE. RECEIVED BY IL BARK
"SarheIHs" > Ipuble-fsuk Melo-l-ou--
= do reed do,
dy"-octave. piano style.
The above from the msuufactory OF :. u. h II. ". Smith,
Boston. FDr sale by &. BREW ER & co,
lg5-u Market Wharf
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i0btrtistWltnts.

Il T. s. ale
ny THE UNDERSIGNED
Thc torroc> of the British Banks
L NELSON"
AND KATHLEEN"
FROM LIVERPOOL,
Dry Goods.
Hue co,tons. white co,,pu,. suprrSo white co,,ons,
assorted prints, two blue prints, arkcy red and
ycuo~ prints. plain Turkey = cloth sins-
hams. FUuch lawns, moIcsAt, oulliautcs,
plain and fancy silks, Ni-t1a lawns,
cotton hauIkcrrhicf. 1utoi
honicrvi handksrscts,
kcrchisfs, To
Key Uddo
LISEN
CANbEi
handkrrcrfs,
dcuims riiit hats.
cotton unhras, silk
umbrellas, SEWN cotton, blue
and scarlet serge shS, ptot jackets,
aluaca coats. mosquito citing, linen blouse,
Rci ticks. white blue and shiankcts, railway wrappers,
mcrnos ape'as, plain and iiryi: snItrhne and common
mems felt hats, silk haudkcrrlE, superhuc tweed trouseriugs,
flannel. sr-y waIcn wrapr-rsnrn's vooicn hose. cotton under
shirts, cotton ,rouserinEs, pr"d mushus, sc, sc &C, &c.
EaIwarc.
Bundles round iron, ass; fiat bar iron. asstd,
Sralss, .hoysls, alesi ere Gu, sa~s; hand do
n. VI. SPOONS, scissors, ck~crvW~, plated spurs,
butchers s,csls, carpcrr-' AIDES.
Cast iron pots. aS~tl -. r'NrCr-' auyiS,
Iron hurdles, : Il IouEn IuPrcht and = horizontal bars,
Coopcrs' rivets, brassutt hinges, plane irons,
Cut nails, asstd sizesnctal brace buttons.
Mail stores.
Tarrri rope, asstd SIS, Manila rope, bolt rope,
Nhs!clinc, ratlinc, anyau, assorted paints,
Hambro lines. hoileinsced oil. spirits Of turpentine,
sail canvas, assid, rcls Stockholm tar.
narrrls pitch. hip rarsrs, sewing palms
Iron and brass Irss. caulkins irons
keipaihs patent Drs, with fly ~he,,
Cases shcltnrng puer, IIoz- a 30 o.,
Casks composite Ails, assorted sizes.
Groceries.
Cases English bon, do 10 hams, 6 Cheshire cheese,
Gases pie Tuitsenics and jams, asstd,
Candicd oranEand ctruu pee, cases pickles.
Santrs, white we yinegar, mustard, eapers,
Nrrmicelh, TAI ca, sage, cloves, cayenne pepper.
Ground black ppeir' cases patent croats.
Cases sariin. In half and quarter tins, salad oil,
Mulagatawnpas'c, ~tcaTinc candles,
yellow s'ap,iotlci soap.
Eases Geneva, u Tom Gin, Scotch Whisky, Brown COgnac
Pale Cofac, Pale Sherry Fine Old Port, Claret,
DTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
HID Salts Ale, hhis. Youngcr's Ale.
Sundrics.
White saltwat soap, perfumery, false jewelry,
Sco,cbiscnits.
ates assorted earthenware-
Assorted iron.
Iron G pots tim tin plates s.;, .,..
S"-I E Seh.a; b L5Hs5P oil. SALT
Blacksmiths' coal,
Steam coal,
Green paint.
SUGAR PANS y COOLERS.
HoOirou, l case superior assorted English cutlery,
FIFTY TONS RICE. in lo0-b bags.
Also |
.eceivetper bark SEA - VI II II. from London,
MARZErTTS ALE AND PORTER,
nd p bark GO VI a. from London, an assortment
OF ENGLISH GROCERIES.
nd the first conveyance from England after the Hum |
HIRE NELSON, for which. vessel they were too late, a beau
full sortment Of ENGLISH PRINTS, including pink and
rIlow and other choice styles. |
1.-The designs of these prints, as well as OF those received
n humphrey Nelson" are entirely NEW, and not copied or
III eel from the old designs Of importations by other houses. |
lGf JANION. GREEN & co.
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advertisements.

FOR SALE LOW
TO q
CONSIGNMENTS!
GASES ANO>kEAG AND MASSACHU-
- sets blue ,hrrunr,, cs Hamilton pink prints, tJjalcN
Bales blankets, ~a Dwight blue drills.
Gases shiytIug stripe, du tiCkinRs, bales brown drills.
Cases dcuimS. 90 denim frcAs and uyvrgIs,
Cases mems Shoes. an descriptions, 30 blue lAuutI
Cases blue and rel flannel shirts,
Cases fancy and checked shirts, do cotton thread,
Cases assorted Thin summer clothing,
Cases mems thick clothing, do umbrellas,
bNs starch.
Ticrc,s sugar cured
hams, cases CAtawbt wine
bittcrs, kegs pure extra and Eng
Ih white lead, reels 81 ! and /; inch
lead pipe. best convex poWs, casks London
porter. casks jamaica rum, bags Stt, cases oil carpets,
Assorted dcmUphns, cases cheese, half barrels dried apples, 100
tons steam c1al~. b@st sprung hIt d1yits. bundles
round and Gat iron. bundles hoop iron, cEhgh
casks Piust, Css;Iion \ Cos brandy,
5 gallon Keys Bourbon and
Monourahcla whisky,
Cases SChiviam
schnapps,
Bhls coal tar. Bbls pitch.
Hbls tar. HhS bright varussh.
BhI- IIaNall flour. Bbl~ Carolina rice,
Bbls vinegar. bhl~ prime pork,
Bales guuny bags. Kegs nails,
Ehls Bourbon whisky, Cases cherry cordial.
Crates as.td cruckrry, Boxes handled axes,
Half hhIs hide poison, Cases alcohol,
Cases boiled liuseci oil, tasN- pale ale,
Gases spirits tUrpcutiu", Cases curraut wine,
Cases preserved meats, Cases oysters.
Cases green corn, Cases olives,
Assti lines, Cases powder,
Signal halyaris. Old Tom gin, &c,
And " variety Of assorted Family Groc.ri"--
Iul-U j t, SPAInINI
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To FhaIemen!
" n,Ty -.r--fzIy s5E-t he sane "a
- - y tEs ID Erm - Macy 4
-. &C. ..-E 49,. - = WIaI-lsafs -4gpI-s- a. IA
yzH-@- HaUzA. Ea-~g - f1r- Iry
., Beef N1tton-E,r .. PoHi'r'' a." ~
tr4-sf EANATHAER w aTJE-
~ ~ ~ isis1fs- AL TT
- - = -, = ~ in an -l@-s~-
'>fnS~E q. ". MACY.
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Wines, Spirits and Malt Liquors.
a TARTER AND EIGHTH CASKS MAR
u tells, Piuet, United rroprictoTs pale and dark brandy,
Bills aud 5 gall kegs Bourbon and Monuugahcla whisky,
Kegs American brandy g sherry and port wines,
PuuchcouS aud barrels Jamaica rum.
Cases, l dozen each, brandy, cases, ! dozen each, rum,
Cases. ! dozen each, Holland gin, anchor brand,
Cases. l dozen each. Old Tom gin,
Cases and barrels HyaSs', Bridges, Bass and JeHrey's pal
ale, quarts AMI Iiuts,
Cases and barrels Bridges and Byass' porter.
For sale very low, in large or small quantities, by
2OI-qr J. c. SPALDING
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0's9rlnpet sur llnterpriidun9 Der SAIad lalberet.
Der ein3i9e plaB, 100 ene 9:tlun9 erlan9t
. perpen fanr,.
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LENDS ruinirt.
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Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
The value of the goods lost may be from
$1,000 to $1,000

i The value of the goods lost may be from
$4,000 to $1,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
On Tuesday, Sd inst, a house in the village
of Orion, Wisconsin, occupied by a family
named Reagan, was destroyed by fire, and six
children perished in the flames, the eldest of
whom was Is years old.
The post mortem examination Of a soldier
in Washington territory, lately, disclosed the
fact that death was caused by poison, in the
form of oxalic acid, taken while eating straw
berries from metal cans, wherein they gener-
ally come nclosed.
The Hon. Henry C. Martindale, for six
years a member of Congress from one of the
western New York districts, and possessing
name otherwise reputabIy connected with the
public service, died on the 2Sth ult., at an adj
vanced age.
The Macon, Georgia Telegraph celebrates
the death of Sam, an original African negro,
at the somewhat advanced aye of one hundred
and forty gears. He was captured ninety-fve
years ago, and imported.
John Ludwig Snyder, by birth German,
but an American by upwards of century's
residence, died in Clearfeld county, Pennsyl-
vania, on the 23d ult at the great age of one
hundred and Thirteen years. He was soldier in
the revolution.
Parties in Troy have purchased the Albany
and Vermont Railroad for S307 900. 1t orr
ginaly cost S2600,000. A new board of di.
rectiors, majority residing there was chosen.
Three citizens of Hartford county, Mary
land, have been indicted by the grand jury,
Ole for taking the New York Tribune, anoth-
er for owning Helpers Impending Crisis, and
the third for circulating the Sunday School
Christian Advocate Such is the despotsm of
slavery!
The sons of Massachusetts, resident in Chi
cago have had meeting to make preparations
for receiving the Massachusetts, delegates TO the
republican convention in that city.
VIM. Miner, aged SO years, and his wife,
Lettis, aged 81 years, husband and wife for
sixty-three years, died in Seneca county, New
York, one at sunset ON the 23d ult., the other
at sunrise on the 24th, and were buried in one
grave.
Mr.. William Cost johnson, the president Of
the Young Mems National Convention at
which Henry Clay was nominated for the
presidential CHAIR is lying at the point of death
i'll Washington.
James X. Paulding, the associate of Irving
in the publication of "Saamagundi," ;" the au,
thor of the "Dverting History of John Bull
and Brother Jonathan" and many lively and
humorous works, and secretary of the navy
under president Van Buren, died on Wednes,
day last, in the eighty first year of his age.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
Letter from MIR. Rice.

To The Editor ofthe Spy-DEAR SIR:-Since my re-
turn from Boston have been informed by friends
that considerable dissatisfaction exists in regard to
some remarks had the honor to make on Wednes-
day last in the House of Representatives in support
of the resolve insructng the Attorney General TO
appear for Mr. Sanborn at the hearing ofthe writ of
habeas c@pus, before the Supreme Court l am re-
presented, in two papers, as having said that
l thought ''a great noise had been made about
a very small matter" These words did fall from my
lips, but intended to apply them not to the arrest of
Mr.. Sanborn but to the resolve then under discus
sion. AS soon as the resolve was introduced it was
tercey attacked both by republicans and democrats
unwse and uncaed for, and as an attempt to
resist the general government to trampe under
the authority of the of the United States and
to commit treason against the Union. This course
of argument was INDUCED in to a considerable eX
tent by those opposed to the resolve. When OBJ
tained the floor said in substance that Thought
the opponents to the resolve were making very
great noise about very small matter, that the re-
solve in itself was very harmless thing as it simply
directed the Attorney General to appear before the
highest judicial tribunal in the Commonwealth, to
defend the constitutional right of citizen of Mas
sachusetts-that there was nothing in the resolve
that could be construed into disrespect for the
then called the attention of the democrats to the
TACT that committee had been appointed in the
National House of Representatives to inquire into
executive corruption, and, that they might, some
time, need like protection.
The report of my remarks in the Atlas and Bee by
VIM. S. Robinson, Esq, are substantially correct
except the Introductory remarks mentioned above
are omitted. That report is as follows:-
Mr.. Rice of Worcester said he could not see why
any opposition should be made to this resolve. He
thought it extremely proper that legal assistance
should be furnished. There difference of Opin.
ion among republicans to the right of the Senate
to send into other states for citizens; Messrs. SUM
ner and Wilson being on one side, and Messrs. Sew
ard and Fessenden on the other. Perhaps the DEM
ocrats themselves may before long desire some prec-
eden for such interference, in their behalf, in
asmuch as the republicans were instituting commit
tees OF Investigation lie had no doubt that
preme conrt would adjudicate this question properly
and finally, as far as this state is concerned.
From these remarks it will be that it was not
my intention to say that consider the arrest of Mr.
Sanborn very small matter; but, on the contrary,
that it a very serious affair, and one that de-
serves the attention of the legislature.
Yours, IL. c. RICE.
Worcester, April 6.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07
The Rhode Island Election.

The result of the election in Rhode Island,
though against the republican party, is not Of
a character to give much encouragement to
the national democracy. 1t was not in any
sense the triumph of party, but of a coalition
between the democrats and that class of float
ing voters sometimes acting with the republi-
cans, sometimes with their opponents, and
sometimes, as in 1856, ilibustering on their
own account. They are found in nearly every
state, but in none so largely proportioned to
the voting population as in the little state of
Rhode Island. Some genuine republicans,
too, were induced to go over to the enemy.
through an absurd and groundless fear of rad
icalism. But the number of such was not
large, as appears from the fact that the vote
polled for Mr.. Padelford falls below that polled
for Fremont only about six hundred votes.
The vote for governor in the several counties
ia az fnllOws
Worcester daily spy., 1860-04-07

BARRE-The April town meeting in Barre voted
by large majority, not ''to require the school
committee to appoint superintendent of schools"
FDavid Lee chosen highway surveyor in place OF
Geo. jenkins, who declined TO serye also, j. Hard
ing Allen instead of Amos Dudley, Henry 5. Miner
instead of Clark Jamerson, and Charles Allen IN
stead of James Alen.-The Gazette says that the
reduction OF the boot business sends several families
out of town, but still there is about the usual de-
mand for tenements.-0n Sunday evening an lrish
fight took place Barre, in which there we're bloody
and swollen faces, 'black eyes," torn shirts ana
dresses, and loud cries of ''bloody murther" Sew
era citizens interfered and succeeded quetng tue
pugilists and sending them TO their homes