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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-27

BY THOMAS o. MOORE, GOVERNOR STATE OF LoulsIA
| WHEREAS, SIX ELECTORS FOR President are to
w he chosen for the State of Louisiana on Tues
day 9th day of November next. as follows, to
vii:
One Eector from the First Electoral District com
posed of the pa rshes of Plaquemines and st. Ber-
nar. the Third district OF the city of New Orleans
and the Faubourg IRENE.
posed Of the Second District of the city OF New Or
leans, with the exception of the Faubourg IRENE J
and the First District Of The city of New Orleans
One Elector from the Third Electoral District com
posed of the Fourth District of the city of New Or
leans that part of The parish of Orleans lying on the
right bank of the Mississippi, the parishes of Jefer-
SON st Charles, st. John the BAPTIST st. James as
cenaion. Assumption, .lifourche Terrebone
one Electoral from the Fourth Electoral District
composed of the parishes of st Tammanv, Washing
ton Livingston vt. Helena, East Felcians West Fell
ciana, Pointe Couuee, East Baton Rouge West BATON
Rouge and lberville
cne Eector from the Fifth Electoral District com
posed OF the counties of Attahapas and Opelousas
and the parishes of Rapdes and Avoyelles and
One Elector from the sixth Electoral district com
posed OF the counties of Natchtoches, Ouachita and
CONGO rdia, and the parishes of Cataoua and Frank
lin;
Now, therefore have thought proper to issne this
my proclamation, notifying the qualified voter,
throughout the State Of Louisiana of the election
aforesaid and commanding all sherfs. Commissioners
OF Elections and other officers therein Concerned to
hold said election for Electors for President and Vice
Prt s!ent on Tuesday the 9th day of Novembea next
1860 said election to be conducted returns there
of made all respects according to the provisions OF
the Constitution and laws of this State in such case
made and provided.
Given under my hand and seal of the state of
g Louisiana, at the city of Baton Rouge this
A.o. 9TH day of semptember. A. 1860, and of
the Independence of the United states of
America the eighty fifth.
THOMAS 0. MOORE
BY the Governor
J. HAMILTON HARDY, Assistant secretary of state.
For the purpose of carrying into execution the
above proclamation, polls will be opened in this par
sh on the first Tuesday of November next being the
9th day of aud month, at tine foown, places in this
parish, and under the direction of the following
comm isSioners. 10 wit
AT the house of o. Rafrav-Commssi sioners: joseph
Braud. WE Tuer aud Hubert Hebert.
1t the coiGee.house of T. Bourg Co.-E. B. Trini-
dad Adolphe Dupuy J. c. Woods.
At the court house of said pariSh-u j. Hyams
Valentine Dutroca VIM. Reynaud
AT the store of J. 7. Tacneau-B. ". Clark, l., s.
Lobdell, B r. Chinn.
At the public school house, Second School District
H. $. Flynn Edward Musuin, and J ~ Beauchamp
To be opened from O'Clock A. II. until Z. NJ
sep 22.tde 1VM. WHITE, Sheriff.
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Police Jury Proceedinss.
Oct Is 1860

At an adjourned meeting Of the Police
Jury of West Baton Rouge, held at the Court
House thereof, on Monday, October 8, 1860,
at 10 o'clock A. M the following members
were present, viz:
]. Braud, j. T. Landry, F. A. Woods Jas.
c. Woods, f. B. Trinidad, N. w. Pope
James Lobdell, S. Pipes, D. P. Cain. q..
Absent-C. L. Lobdell, w. w. Lennon.
James G. Woods in the Chair.
The Commissioners appointed to have the
Canal from LeBlanc's place to Big Bayou
Choctaw surveyed and located, and make
tableau of the amount Of tax Of each indi-
vidual, made their Report, which was read
and received. =. 49,, D.. a.s7;.
Several petitions from persons opposed to
the SAID Canal were read and laid on the table
till the January term. z.4 i,sv .lG.a 34s Z.
On motion of Cap.. Trinidad, it was oaT
Resolved, That Messrs. Trinidad, J.. T.
Landry and James C. Woods be appointed
Committee to meet the Police Jury. of the
Parish of Iberville, and in concert with them
adopt measures which would most likely
assure the closing of the mouth Of Bayou
Plaquemine. 1l:a-1
On motion of Mr.. Pope. it was
Resolved. That the Clerk be directed to
publish assessment upon land -holders inter-,
ested in the Choctaw Canal for the space of
thiIty days, calilns upon all persons who may
feel themselves aggrieved thereby to make
their application to the Police Jury tor cor
rection of same. ..... ~.
The following amounts were allowed to
S.Ailet, ]. P, for fees in suDdry suits:'S
State Ulysses Ferbos. ................$ a 40 q.
Stat, vs.. Dan Hickey. 44O
state VS.. J. B. Leveque ................. 80
StIte VS.. Emile Cassie. Observation-Disclosures, 20
State vs.. negro of Valmont Foret. .... 10 IS
The following persons were appointed on
a Committee to examine the Court House
and report, viz: James Woods, N. Pope, and
Chamberlin. .
Minutes were read and adopted, and the
Jury adjourned sine die. ~
tSigned1 JAS. C. WOODS, Pres't.
Fancy, Chlnas& Glass Ware .4 's
1'H finest stock and at lower prices than ever Of
i iered in this market
oct 8. PIPER & BRADFORD.
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PROCLAMATION

Par Thomas o. Moore, Gorerneur de FEtot de la
LOuisiane:
4 TTENDU que six Electeurs pour nomrner un Pres
IA dent ct Vice President des Etats Unis tloyent
etre ch"sis dams Get Etat, Mercredi le 6me jour du
Novembre prochaine savor-
Tn Electeur pour le premier district electoral
pose des paroisses de Ilaquemine ct St. Bernard de
la Troiseme district de la Nouvelle Orleans, ct du
Faubourg Treme
Uu E!eeteur pour lie Second District Electoral com
pose du Second District de la Nouyelle Orleans Il
lexception du Faubourg Treme) ct lie premiere dis
trict ne Ia willie de la NouveIle Orleans.
Tn Electeur pour lie troiseme District Electoral
compose du quatrene district de la vile de la Nou-
veie Orleans. de Get part,e de Ia paroisse Oreans
CHI Sc tsouve sur la rive drote du ieuve Mississippi
ie parosses de Jefferson st. Charles St. Jean Bap-
tste. St Jacques, Ascension Assumption. Iafourche
ct Terrebonne.
Tn Electeur pour lie quatrieme District Electoral
compose des paroisses de St. Tamn1any Washington
Livingston, st, Helena, East Feliciana, West Fell
ciana. Pointe Coupee, East Baton Rouge West Baton
Rouge ., s.llfrv,e
compose des complies des Attakapas ct Opelousas,
des parosses des Rapids ct Avoyelles.
Tn Electeur pour lie sxieme District Electoral
compose des complies de Natchitoches, Ouchlta, ct
toncordia ct 'es parosses deGatahoula ct de Frank
lin
En- consequence J'ai juee convenable de lancer ma
presente proclamation, notiante cette election tons
les glecteurs de Eat de Ia Louisiana, ct ordohnant
a tonS les Sheri6s, Commss'onares des Election. ct
autres ociersque celia concerne de tenr cette elee
Vice President des Etats Cnls, lie lours cdessus
mentionee, ct de voir gu ellie connte, ct les
tours fats de Ia manere ct dams lie temps presents
par Ia loi.
Donne ma signature ct Ia sceau de L Etat de la
Louisiana la vile de Baton Rouge lie sep
TT teme jour de septembre de rannee de
LID. notre segneur. mil mutt cent Soixante ct de
FIndependance des Etats Unis d'.Amerique
lie quatre-viugt cinquieme.
Par lie Governeur THOMAS 0. MOORE
j. HAMILTON HARDY, Assistant Secretaire d'Etat.
Atm d'executer la Proclamation cidessus les boites
de screteri seront ouyertes dams cette paroisse lie
premier Mardi de Novembre, prochaine lie des ,ce
mois) endroits suivants, ct la direction du
commissaircs savoir:
A la maison d'Uzelien Rafray-Commissares Jo-
seph Braud. y've Tullier. ct Hubert Hebert
Au cafe de Bourg i Co.-Commissaires E. B.
Trinidad, idolphe Dupuy J. c. Woods.
4 la maison de cour-Commissaires: H. J. Hyams
Valentine Dubroce VIM. Reynaud.
Au magasin de J. F. Tacneau-Commissaires B. W.
Clark, L. S. LobdelI. B. r. Chinn
A Ia maison decole du % District des Ecoles Pub
H. S. Flynn, Edward Musdin,
ct J. M Beauchamp.
Les toes seron ouvertes de heures A. N jsqua p NJ
sep 29-ts WM WHITE. SherIf.
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Samedi, le "a Novembre

1860 II heures A. NJ Ia terre clapres decrite sa.
voir:
lie quart sud Quest de In section 81, dams lie town
ship g. du range IL Est, ct contenant cent soixante
4010o acres stuee dams cette parosse douest Baton
La dte te.re vendue, payable en- trois termes
egaux, ct le presseur du mois de Janvier des
1851, 1852, ct 1868; Pacqureur fourner ses
bullets endosses Ia satisfaction du Tutenr, payables
oice du Recorder de cette parosse, ct portant in
terest a raeson du huit pour cent de date,
j"squ palement ct hypo,hique, avec lie privilege
u vender returnu sur la terre xinsi yendue usquau
oct cots T. BERGERON, Dep. sh'f:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-10-27
RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS

fine assortment Of Childrens' CA rs and GIGS
Having purchased large quantity of mater,alfrom
the manufacturers, my facilities for repairing are
complete and with first rate workmen and spacious
rooms, am prepared to repair NIL kinds of carraees
with dispatch, and on reasonable terms.
Plantation work attended to as usual. Just receiv
ed two pair ot excellent TIMBER WHEELS complete
of Busby Littles make, at the Planters Emporium
corner Of Church aud Main streets, Baton Rouge La
novl3 W. F. TUNNARD.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d Est Baton Rouge,
couR Du 6ME DISTRICT.

coUR DU 6ME DISTRICT.
Dams ra6aired' Augss.in Duplarhe, decazee Ma s7l:
T. vertu Dune commission addresse au sheriff de
u la paroisse Quest Baton Rouge. dams u sncces-
sion susdit par la Cour du xeme District Judica;re
pour Ia paroisse Est Baton Rouge en- date du
26 Septembre A. D. 1860. il ofert en- vente public
plus ofrant ct derner encherriseur la residence
de Henry Grant cette parosse dOuest Baton Rouge
a la succession dc Angustin Duplantier, decedee
Jeudi le % November, 1860.
IL heures A. NJ, savoir:- ) r.
l-Un certain morceau de terre situe ct etant en-
cettc paroisse de Quest Baton Rouge, ayant IA
eade de quinze arpens au feuve Mississippi plus ou
mons, avec Ia profonaeur appartenant, sans
garantie regard de la profondeur, borne en- haut
tonne) ct en- bas par terres du Capt D P. Cain. Co
dit morceau ayant etc achete par lie decedee du Dr..
P. ~ Enders, par acte pardevant 0. Bernard fs. Re-
corder de la paroisse Quest Baton Rouge en- date du
y Deeembre 1854 ct enregistre Office livrs
des Alterations T. No. 404 p 397, ensemble avec les
batises ct ameliorations qui sly trouvent.
I'm autre morceau &c terre aussi situe en- votre
paroisse, etant en- haut du morceau plus haut men
tonne, ct hisant face au feuye Mississippi, ct
rant quatorze cent soixante pieds equivalent sept
37-lO0 arpens de face avec Ia profondeur qui peuty
appartenr, borne en- haut par terres du Col. A. S.
RobeFtson. ct en- bas par le moreeau premerement
decrite &c dit moceau ayant etc achete par lie defunt
de John Jackson ct Junius Crane par act pardevant
Rouge, en- date Is Mars1s5 ct enregstre en- son Office
lvre No. 312 p. AIS, ensemble avec tout les ba
tses ct ameorations qui s'y t-ouvent.
William, negro homme age d'environ 4oans,
un herne. :, +,
Jane, negresse ,, >, IS b1esse.
Quatre cent corde de bois (plus ou moins) trente
cinQ des quelles sOnt maintenant au bord du Aeuye
ct la balance trouve dams les bois quatre mulets
trois oufs tros charrt du tire de charpenteetc
etc. les termes ct conditions suivantes savor:
lie Mober sera vendue compliant pour toute
omme de vngt- Icing piastres ct dessous. ct pour
toute somme dessus de montant, payable le Ter
Januer prochaine, 1851.
Les deux morceau de terre sus decrtes devront
etre vendu separenent, ct pour tier E<) payable
Janver 1861, ct la balance de cette date un
deux ans cest dire du lie Ter Janvier 1862 ct 1868
ct les escaves les memes termes ct que
de Ia terre ct plus haut specifies.
T.BERGERON,
Oct IS 1860 Dep. Sheriff.
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Floor and table OH Cloths.

Aby4, 9 by and BY FLOOR Oil Cloths few
pieces Gold and Silver Table Oil Cloths very
superior article Just received by
sepls PIPER & BRADFORD,
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Carriage Repairina.

WITH A FINE STOCK of material of every des
cription, and frst-cass mechanics / am fully pre-
pared to repair and build Carriages Of all kinds with
dispatch and the best manner, on reasonable
terms, at the Emporium corner of Main and Church
treets Baton Rouge, La. W. F. TUNNARD
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DAINTs, OILS. yARNlsHEs &c
i 5000 lbs pure White Lead,
$500 lbs American Snow Zinc in tin cans,
1000 TBS French do do 90 @ do.
500 TBS Chrome Yellow in Oil,
500 TBS Paris 4 Chrome Green in Oil,
Prussian Blue and Black Paint,
Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil.
Turpentine and Liquid Zinc Dryer,
Varnishes, Brushes and Dry Paints,
at Hardware Store of
LARGUIER & LANOUE.
Corner Lafayette and Florida sts
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Improved
Aa5 Iiaht ApparatMs

OF which have the testimonials OF Gov R. c. WICK
LIFE and Of Messrs. BERLIN CHlIDREsS Sergeant at
Arms ot the Senate. and J. II. PsRALrA Sergeant at
Arms OF the House, who say
Your Improved Gas Light Apparatus as ap-
pied to tie state House. is admirable in all its ar
rangentnts. and all that could be desired
have also the testimonials of t>r. JEHr PERKINS
of East Baton Rouge, and w W. rrGu of Assump-
ton. vii" have my apparatus attached to their SUI
gar housaS, which would like sugar planters to ex-
anime.
rov.6'5o n r. T1IUE
. E1~Address alllctters to n r. TGhe. Ba Ton Rouge
La. ami they will meet with promt attention
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carriages and Harness

THE su Sscriber having completed his spac1op
i Warehous and Mandatory: is now opening the
most complete of CARRIAGES and HARNESS over of
fered to purchasers in this vicinity and would call
the attention of his frionds and the puoc generally
to his establishment and to examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Parolsse d'Oucst Baton Rouge.

CouR 6StE DISTRICT.
Dams Fafaire de la successor P. p. Bcbsn d son
epoalSe. No. 1876.
I'm vertu DUN commission moi adesse par la
IL Cour Gu Sixieme District Jndicare, dams ct pour
la paroisse Quest Baton Rouge, Etat de la Louisiana,
date du &c Septembre 1860 dams Ia succession de
Pierre Paul Babin ct son epouse Harriette Leblanc,
tout deux decides. II sera oleit en- yente pubique
au plus otfrant ct dernier enchersseur IA maison
de Cour de cette paroisse,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Improved Gaslight Apparatus.

r HE undersigned respectfully calls the attention
L of Planters and the public generally to lis Gas
Light Apparatus and its established economy
and advantages over any other kind of 5ht fo Pnh-
nc buildlngs Private Residences, Sugar Hou-
tory testimonials where his Gas Light Apparatus is
ID operation. that there Il saving of Is per cent
IN money. besies all the labor that has nece SSar
bestowed on on Lamps any other kind of liquid
now in use The Capitol al Baton Rouge is now lit
bv of my
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF EASTlBATONsROuGE

I" mater succession Of Augaslin Dup1a,tier, decd
No OIL.
DY virtue Of q commission directed to the SheriH
ID of West Baton Rouge. in the above numbered
and entitled succession from the Sixth District Court
IN ana for the parish of East Baton Rouge, Of
the 26th day of september a. D. 1s6OwilI be offered
for sale at public auction TO the last and highest bid
der at che residence of Henry Grant in the parish of
West Baton Rouge, all the herein after described PRO
perty belonging to SAID succession
Thursday, the 22d of November
next, 1860, at II O'Clock a. NJ, to2wit
l. cera in tract Of land, situated living and being
in the parish of West Baton Rouge having a front Of
fifteen arpents to the Mississippi river more or less
with the depth thereunto belonging without war
aanty to depth bounded above by a tract of land
to be herein after described and mentioned and
below by lands of d. F. Cain-said tract having been
purchased by the said deed from DR.. NJ Enders per
act before o. Bernard Jr., Recorder in and for the
parish OF West Baton Rouge On the 9th day of De-
cemher 1854 and of record in this office in Book o.
Convey ances T, No. 404 page 3S7. together with all
the buildings and improvements and attached to
sa:d tract OF land.
2 Another tract of land, also situated in your
parish, lying above and contiguous to the above
crbed tract OF land and also fronting the Missis
supp river, and measuring fourteen hundred and
sixty feet, equal to 37lO0 arpents front with
the depth that thereto may belong-bounded above
by lands Of Col A. 8. Robertson, and below by the
tract herein first above descrbedsaid tract having
been purchased by the deceased from John Jackson
and Junius j. Crane per act before 0. Bernard Jr.,
Recorder of the parish of West Baton Rouge on the
26th March A. D. 1855, and recorded in his office in
Book U, No. Sl2. page 418 together with the build.
ings and improvements thereon
William, negro man aged about 40 years. Jim, negro
man aged about 55 years, ruptured; Jane negro
woman, aged about IS years, crippled.
MoreoJle Properly.
400 cords Wood, (more less), IS of which are
now on the river banks and the balance in the woods
Mules; Oxen, iron-axle Carts; 1 do; &c, &c,
upon the following terms and conditions, to-wit
The two tracts of land above described to he sold sep
aratey. and for one third payable in the month of
January next A. b, 1861, and the balance on credit
from that date of and two years. say 1st January
1862 and 1st January 1861 and the slaves upon the
same terms and conditions that of the land above
described
The Morales. q
For all sums under twenty five dollars for cash. and
over that amount payable the 1st of January
next A. b 1861.
oct l3-ts T. BERGERoN, Dep. Shift
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MO. Truss Hoops
N JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT OUR UsU
Al. Low PRICES,
HoGsHEAp TRrss HOOPS, 81 and 80 INCHES,
BARREL do do 20 20x 2l %
HALF BARREL do l6 16H II
These Hoops are made with extra care.
Besides . Large Assortment Of Coopers TooM.
Al LAR0UIER LANOUEE
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business Gar0s.
III. STANGEEWALD, Nd.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

New York City Dispensary Physician
MscoC Chrurgca College and Of the Pathological Society
q
Ohc Or. JUDI, Drug Store, Residence
NuUanu Valley. opposite .. Hail. Esq. 225-ly
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IORG.

Tragedy IN TWO Axe AND BRooNsrIcK-
der, romance in real life upon which the cur
tain :eII in the Police Court the other day:
Acr OVENS. Keily's house Mrs Kelly, Mrs
LNOney, Mrs. Conley, Constable and Dorg
Con,t. Madam. thi. writ lis what is called
ESi.a 5IS hsT at ti'il a;h ,t't order u M .S e. ts
Possession Of certain iorz. to wit
dors with a short tall and ssf
Aethiuks there stands the cur
Sirrahi III teach thee-geHtIe friends this way
iTlS faltiss prilsa ar and koid council Of 'rar
rae Constable raifs areAiie aud tasH 'rAi'i4e'
cons, Thoa 'srs sr1ail edition Of the canine breed,
thou grnnns bob-taile,l, earess, blear-eyed NheP'
l7-ss aorg grolrl, but sti,s HOf-I
Cozsf Ha md darrst thou 10 grOwl,
4Hd A show thy ugly teeth at az me, & Who am
Ihe EEful exeeutiouer Of the law
THE ladie. enter, armed With brooH';ies''
axes. shovris, tongs p0ker-- etc
urt- &. Vile wretch d1 thou tiN- that
Ishe rrLaes, Airu-l
cJnst. Madan, eoniureySu,
sy all your souiest hoPes, here and hereafter
Mrs. L. Faith is that soft euoush'
Mrs. c. And does that suit you better'
lShs punches him urith a Poksr.l
MIX iio< is that,
cOast- MaIarp. the useful Law Of selfdefense
Pa Psrtlns as wei to constable s. a. men en-
In this official arm, knock you down L.,
fEfe knocks hcT dOuT
Mrs. e. D. raur,ler, this doth my qIistn- give
This 5 the last of earth y''-ns-s-I i still live =
lSh1 dies and comes 10 fifs again Ths c0hstgbis
catches hold of fhs dorg By its e0HffHHafI9n
trhich being short. slips from ms grGsp- rae
dora pitchss an ditto hhe hGfissj then me con-
stable aiSS-I
Act second transpires in the Police Court Where
The Constable, Ahed, was brought upon the cnarge
Of disorery conduct. Seventeen witnesses ana lou,
lawyers appeared on each side. After long ana
tedious trial. in which the facts were proved as get
'orth the Court decided that the constable was not
guilty
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AMOS :. COOKE.
Az l. y CASTLE
CASTLE 4 COOKE.

importers wholesale Retail dealers in General Mer
chandf=e cf the King and school
streets. near the large Church Also the store
formerly coupled b =. H. Nicholson, in King street. oppo
size the Seamans Chapel. Agents for Dr. Jaynes Me-
-. lO5-u
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SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE
FACTORY.

rORDAGE OF EVERY SIZE MANUPAC-
~ TURED to order Constantly hand. a arFe as
sortment Of MANILA AND HEMP ROPE, Jail sizesl Bale
Rope, Tow Line oakum, &c, for sale by TUBBs CO..
1e7-1y 139, Street, Francisco.
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ID. y. FLITNER.

l.. Oahu Dealer in Gene-al Merchandise, Country Pro
such as Corn, Beans. bananas, Batter, Eggs, &c
53-tf
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UTAI& AHEE.

UTAI ~ AHEE.
Agents the Ako. Papakoa and Two
af Puo importers and Wholesale and Retail Deal
in China hand for sale, their estab
tneuts on King street. Honolulu, and al Lahaina, Maui
Sugar, Moasses, Syrup, Tea, Coffee, and large and
rroIai,lu Augss, - ls57 591y
THOMAS SPENCER,
Shin Chandler General Merchandise, and Commission
Merchant Honolulu Oahu l.. constantly ON hand
description u goods
quired by whaieshps and Others.
all kinds of groceries, provisions Sc
A. ths shortest the vcry lowest market prices
II, Nsuev advanced whaers' J.s the lowest rates
~ ' lO5-tf
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POLAR OIL! POLAR OIL!
EIOLAR OILAND KILLER OIL. By THE
z gallon OF barrel For sale by
lg5-Iq II W. SEVERANCE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-11-22
THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
, psbIi-..c.l Every Thursday Morning.

fsryarief g.
r. ~ American postage and the expense % forz ard
~ from the Office - Publication All pap-rs i1r American
H~4u rorts will have 4. postage stams on them
81 prevent Am-rielu postage beu, collected or
l-liv~ry suhschrs ho p-f-r have their
-. s5rrarIeti through the Hawaiian mails.
r.-.eat advertisements fst --rti0uJ pr 10 ets
leach stsb-eturut 30. -. Ct
a.. -tr!f mot rNcr,Iii lines. per a1nunl IS 90
bach ail.ti1Ial Lu-.I ...... 50 crs
II Payable always in aivaHcs. ~
lvs Cao- eNc-i-E 10 lines space iu.ertiausi 90
Ea-h subsequent ias-rti4 r. -------.--...-. so
rtT ADvrnrJsEz- xii BE- CHARGED az tie following rates
payable A. the eni % eeri quarter.
r e-- ss11r COR the space y % il-s pr quarssr as 90
= on.sslrth of Column, sI2
- onha@ n column per column
So -hole criumu, 50