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r@ r,iiY, SEMl.wEEKLt AND WEEKLY
FS',,, w ryLER. WISE X ALLEGRE.
TEL VI S:

= r,ysx, seven dollars per anuu!n, ana VI the
/" i5.;ss II taken for shorter psriod thAu one
.A't he >ssi.wxEELv five dollars per annnn', ana
yea. .r. s1 months payable in advance f"s te
"--',,. !. airaate When letters containing money are
:h.y :ar:t br yt,trci, "r ;hsy viii be Al The
. ii tie writers. ,,r,,,
Advertisements inserted il The 'aisS sem''"eeAH'
'Ns..ly Enquirer, on liberal terms ,un
-,."i:,cuNnSu EnSC:Rka" "ApvEETis!S@ SHEET pu"s.
s.,e-v Month :hc monthly circulation Is t~en's 'iu
5.o,t.. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at cents per lite'
IN Iu.s /, h.s oiicc may be rcned per man. IN
and pyx;Iar .:a.k notes, rdg:siere! al the risk os
Il, 0si,uariss asd Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
-,,o., are cha rccd Tor as al Sertisr,nents.
:roIa d>Irnc- must be Accompanied win the au'
AZ satisfactory references TO insure execution
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
:. rS,,sr1EytNFO FOR SALE.

rEyIs Estate lying James River In Charles City conn
~ three miles from the Court House, and containing
10n ncres (one.hali under cultivation and highly I'M
nror.d) |. for sale shall be absent In the South for
month or two but during my absence Mr. Thos H. WILCOX
IS authorized 10 sell 1t, and will ray ANY contract ne
'""' '' WM. \. SELDEN. ". d.
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ONE HUNDRED NEGROES WANTED.
WISH tu purchase p0 Negroes, .ix time, With
Z Interest on te money. Mortgage can hr given Oh ut-
encountered real estate the Amount Of S2uD,1Uu.
Any wishing 10 Sell any number Of negroes from 20
10 $50 will please address H. box H. Eckshurr, Miss.
nctl lat Dra
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AltlnlonO enquirer.
BY TYLER, WISE tc ALLEGRE.
GarIbaldl,s Position.

FRIDAY 7IoRNING, OCTOBER 20, SEQ,
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SlCfsM0SD, Sept. %, 1850.
fAthe twenty sa,h Annual Meeting vf the slocHbnierS
L VI the James River and K.nasha Company will he
beld ri the Compsnys Office Ia this city Monday, the
22d October, 1850.
APPOINTMENT Or PROXY
hNow ALL h"N h' ThkSS PRESENTS, That We the
subscribers. being Stockholders The James River
aud KauaSha Company 10 hereby constitute aud appoint
-. our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, to
represent each Of us In all rra Meetings Of the Stock
holders Of said company held within SIX month";, from and
after the date hereof when We are hot personally present
authority at such General Meetings, give such vote or
votes aud TO such other ur zach Of lis could
rive or DO US member Of the suid meetings II We w.r.
personally present; and do hereby ratfy confirm
ever vate or votes act acts, said Attorney
lawfully give do for in pursuSuce o' the authority
hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands aud SEALS this - day ui -
one thousand eight hundred and -.
-. (sesiJ
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c,CTT NtrUIS Ne WO T. KS

Z. = = 7 VI T 7 II y Il W " Il y
RICHMOND, IA.
sJANrrAc;CfES Steam Engines of every descripnoh
Vi sci sze Circular saw Mills, Mil Gearing, Mining
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History Of Latin Christianity, iac!adin. that o
the Popes to the Pontilicatc Of Nicholas Y.
BY Henry Hart Milman, d. D., Dean oF ST.
Paul's. in vols. Vol. |. l3mo PIP. d.. $l2
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;. MsGft.L,
ATTORNEY At law. .,
,,.,,,y ,. R,Nc:; Ty!.., Esd, No. III, !"u'h s'S'h
- '"' II.ADVLIIIlA.
r. -,.o 10 t- collection ui claims and al other ousi
W. -, J;s sr,-. ian 3l-cf
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yy-1III E,-:r7T john 4. CHlLTUS.
ETH 4 Gil l. I q \.
v.Trirco FACoUlER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
..;Si EAi'GCREtSS OF HEAtS WOOL
t;tT GOODS, %f,iRu BLANKETS. STOCKING lARH,
oI.iiS iiSSEYS for negro March o--clS
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c. 1s-Am vh ship TamerIan=. WinsIow, for New Zealaud-
ls-Sch Go-ahead, Whit. for Lahana and kahului.
1s-Sch Manu0kaEai, Kapuahi. for kaEaihse.
Is-Sch Queen and slncp Louika. for Mol0ka-
1a-Sch Halava. for keaEaEaPu. East Maui
Ssh Kalama. Quick. for Mol0ksi-
1e-Sioop Express for MOlokai-
2o-Sch kamoi. Hour. for Lahaina-
2O-Sch Ioikeki- Weth-rby. fr hahuiui. z Maui
Gam Tm ship VIM c Nye, S0ul-. q cruise and home.
22-Sch Margaret. for Lahzna and East Maui.
22-Sch Nstte Merrill. Borres, for Lahaiua, kohsia and
HIo-
23-Sch Henry. Riyiere. for Hama and KohalA-
2i-steamer K!aues. Molteno, for koloa, SaSiiEii and
ei-seh k4moi. Wilbur. for Lahaina. wiki 10000 IT, Ia
Waiian bread.
2i-Sch Kekauluohi. Milne. for kona and kau-
24-Sch Old Fellow. Canda-e. for Hanalri. with freight
and abou- l. deck pa-==us-rs-
2+-Sch Mary Helen KeO, hr K-lOa-
24-Slop Emma. Sti1icS. for Anahola. with empty barrels
AMI salt. arI about 8 deck passengers.
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JoHS MONTGOMERY. Esq-.-DEAR SIK:-Your note OF this
date j. received. aud the delay in replying % il has ben owing
O. Ty inability 10 communicate with Or. Ford. from whom | re-
ccivei NY Information, until within the present hour. The
facts relative 90 the disease at " aislua. which / gave last week
il the paper. are confirmed Icy him The statement having
been published hy me ~ goi faith, 70 correct a false impress
sion. | cannot reC-ie from it. II DR.. MckIbbiu feels his reputa-
ton injured by a publication II the facts. h. certainly cannot
impugn ne with any malicious motives in so doing, nor hoi me
responsible for any professional injury he may thereby sustain.
A. Z. the correctness Il the item referred "a, 80 lr a. the fact,
arr concerned, I think l am taxing no undue liberty t. refer you
TO DR.. Ford
If AFTER this statement. You or Or. NcKibbin are disposed to
carry the case into court. ! shall not hesitate 10 meet any
chaTg- You may make nut. AMI show the hc;s il tn case. with
such other facts a. may not Yet have been given.
Rsgr-ttinE that You OF D. Nckibbin should have taken
osense, where 10 cause fer il az pears 10 ny mind.
l remain. very respectfully, yours.
IL u MurrS.r
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VESSELS IN poRT-ocToBER a5.

Am clipper ship silver STAR, Wade.
An bark Yankee. Bailey.
Am big AGATE. LAYTON
An Missionary bu- Morning star. G-Ie.;-
Am sch "a Witch, Chapman.
An sch1on-r OHvis- EeifrII-
HaE =h NsrIdz. h=yte-
WHALES.
ship Omega. Sautorn ship Republic. Seyer, lBren)
Ad-ne GTHs. Wilmington Martha. Manchester
OnEaud. Alien RAPID. Dr-w
California. Wet G-ur-e 3 susan. Jo-es
Magnolia. Pierce John Wells. Woodbridge
81 George. Pa Bark Jireh SSjt, Earl
Gustav. GILES. rFrl PraEauza. Turner
Bart Go-uoIt. CIarS German. LuHb-rs. lOid'g)
Ocean. Clark Emerald. Pierre
G.wa-hir-ron. BrEhtm'n Ur0mo. Cole
Florida. F-h Coral. S~-rn
Ls~is. Neal Harmony. Kelly
Carolina. Harding Tempest. Fish.
OrmuIzee. Greene J. y. Tkomps01. Cro-by.
Majestic. Ch-ts-. O--ar. Lauiers.
Marcia. Billings. EoNert Morrison. Tlton.
America Bryant. MARTA -. Daily.
Speei~-I- Gihr-. Br5S Oah1- ROLES
sharon. >=rf- Victoria. psa-lsberg,
Wiu-i1w. CouppTy. tFrl WaI-a. Lz-s.
Reh-r-a Sum-. UAEe-.
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l am yours, very respectfully.
II. NJ. WHITNEY.

IoSoLULU. October 10, 1860.
Il. VI. WHITNEY. Esq,-SlR II have been favored with your
letter Of yesterday evening.
l nov reg leave 20 say. that Doctor McKibbin. jr. feels deep
" a-Eri-vri by the article winch appeared in the last number Of
the Commercial 4fUsTtISSr, under the caption Of - small Pox
Russ." which contains statements and comments calculated. and
a. il seems 20 him. intended. TO injure his professional repuia-
zion and - lie Cannot. ia justice t. himself. suffer such an i'm
pctatign 10 ret IN silence he has placed the matter in ny
hands, IN order q ford you an opportunity 81 r-cufying it in
your next issue. or q proving = praprety before another tfhu-
nal and I may De allowed - express a hope that more mature
reflection Will have. ~ this time. convinced you Of tn propriety
u tie former alternative. the adoption q which will avert that
which must be very painful! to all parties. and no; l-as; 50 TO
Yours, very respectfully.
JDuS NDSrEl~rRy
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
TBTPSD4Y OCTOBER 25.


Il has always been q nice question, how far c
journal can - in cEiticizins politicians - their
acts. without infringing on what are called per-
Sonal rights OF reputation. As I general rule. Z
politician, in entering the sphere of politics. ex-
poets 10 encounter the rubs and roughs of those
who chance 10 differ from him. and who scan his
Official acts with the eyes Of an Argus. not al
ways. perhaps. because there Is real fault attend
ing them. but because it is the privilege Of the
people 10 speak. and freely speak, of their public
servants. In no country IS this principle more
fully Acknowledged than in England. where the
press c~ritieizes public men with a rancor and Sc
verify bordering 1T times on nalignity. Yet in
England. a public officer is laughed at. nine cases
out Of ten. if he undertakes by a libel suit. TO re-
taliate on what he considers an attempt at de-
~fanation of character.
These remarks are called out BY = communion
ton which appeared in the last P0Ignesian over
the signature of J. Montgomery. in which that
gentleman undertakes 10 berate Us, for informing
the public in q late issue that no small pox existed
at Waialua, and seeking TO allay any uneasiness
in the public mind on that point. As he has
chosen 10 change his venue and carry his case be-
fore the public instead Of a jury. as he threaten
ed, we think it but just that we should give
in full, the correspondence which has passed.
the more 50 as he chooses 70 give only an exparte
account Of it. We therefore publish the whole
correspondence, as il may serve 70 show to Others
who become uneasy respecting what the public
press may have TO say of their official blunders.
that it is easier TO threaten a libel suit than to
find sufficient cause TO sustain one
HoyoLrLr, October 5. 1880.
II. NJ. wETSgr. E'q.-SIE In the last number Of the
Conan erci1i Are fIssr. q which l Understand you 70 be the
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Vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am ,Nark Comet, -t,t- IL expected - leave san Francisco oct.
I-du- o. -
An. cFn ship Storm King. CzuicA1. would leave san Francisco
i, O.'oF-r. To touch AZ Honolulu fr freight for HouSkonE.
Ha-. brig N'sry E-eu- Bennett, would leave Portland for Homo
I.lu a.. .20-iue here Nov 10 10
us- 81 a. 1c5rdia- CahnbIsy. sailed from Rremerhaysn
49, !. ri-,s assorted cargo - Msssr-. HcGschiAeger &
Stsp-nI,5rSt- Put into Ra5 in june for repairs sailed
again Tor This POI : July 10.
Danish clipper chip Tn.'on. Nielsen sal-i July -, from Liver
pool. zHh nd.e = ia MON, Green q Co
An shIp siaB. r.. $50 .fron Boston June Is. wiki assorted
cargo 20 c. A. wiisns a. Co. Due Nov l 10 10
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- The steamer hTlaUc1 sailed yesterday for
Kauai. Their AiajeSties the King and Queen, accom-
panied BY their suite. are expected TO return IN her
from H.ualei, arriving here on Saturday morning
+ On Tuesday next. she viii leave for Hilo. touching at
Lqhaina, Mskee's. Kohala and KawAihse. We IN
de-stsni that the schooner .E1ry has been purchased
by the Steam Navigation Company, and that she viii
be Stationed NJ kawaihae, 10 serve SIS . storeShip and
a wharf for the steamer e run alongside, discharge
and take on bosrd passengers freight and cattle The
arrangement appears to De one which viii improve
the trade Of that port very much. as MI unnecessary
DELAY will thus be avoided. Could similar facilities
FOR the speedy shipment Of passengers and freight be
made at other ports. it would add greatly to the bust
ness Of the steamer. Even if nothing but large scoTs,
built for the purpose. had 70 be used, in the absence
Of wharyes. they would be a great Improvement. We
doubt not that the experiment at Kawaihae will
show the ~proprie;y Of carrying out these suggestions.
particularly at Hilo. Lahaina snd Nawiliwili. Gov
eminent certainly ought TO provide these improve
ments. or share in the expense.
IRON PUGET SoUNp.-By the arrival Of the Jenny
Ford and the favor Of Capt. Moore, we have received
Port Townsend papers to Oct. 5. Among the passen-
gers, viii be noticed the return of NJ. c. Monsarrat,
Esq. The Emma ROoke had arrived and sailed from
Victoria, as will be seen by the following from the
Olympus Pioneer
Departure OF THE RoYkLs-Prince kamehameha
and suite, after having been most kindly received
and sumptuOusly entertained by the British authorI-
ties Of Vancouvers Island, sailed on Monday morning last
September 24th, for San Francisco, in the Hawaiian schooner
Emma Rookie. On the Saturday preceding their departure, the
Prince, accompanied by Henry Rhodes. Hawaiian Consul for
Victoria. visited Esquimault. and were received and most hospi-
tsbIy entertained by Capt. Spencer Of II. NJ ship Topaz 4
royal salute was fired from Her Majestys vessels. ani the cotors
set. The party returned in the evening 70 Victoria, and express
ed themselves highly pleased with the reception.
RARE LUCK.-The whaling bark Pacific. Of NIB,
Capt. Rowland. arrived at Lahaina on the 10th.
sirteen months from home, having taken 22OO barrels
Of whale oil. 100 barrels of sperm and $4,000 lbs of
bone, lacking only 500 barrels Of filing his vessel.
This cargo, at present prices in New Bedford, is
worth rising S4S 900. The Pacific is now of this
port, and sails today TO cruise during the winter
months on the coast Of California, and if fortunate
there, viii proceed homewar
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Lcar-..-aaa.aee Of .Le ra,ae c-5mmsrs..l Aa.sr.-rL

Me-. EplroH-DEAH SIR In cnswer 20 the ar,;.,.
signed 'HamaAua," which appeared in your issue q,
Oct. 4, l beg TO say, for the information Of those who
have read his letter, that it Is as Numerically on
posed TO the truth and fact as the writer, nerbsr.
intended It should be No doabt the - popular SER
timent' in many parts Of this neighborhool bss ,
decided negative, that government should claim ,I
unbranded cattle found upon government or priyats
lands, from the wel-kn5wn fact tLat many Of the Hamsku..
have Ct ioyvi mountain -i1gius Al the EoYeruuen: erp-ns. 80
herbs Al The same tur receiving Al addition O. tk-fr nuwb.-s-
years without c-g- II fact, certain parties Rho never CO.
bullock upon the land. lately leased or purchased. 70 80 49,
claim government csttIc. This dodge Of H1raakla aior, 80
Spencer ard Isaac Davis. i another attempt % Vre;udi,. -
minds Of the pubic preparatory 20 a trial ~ Jury 1 49,
Hzmakua's game = not worth his powder but - Ir5rni.r -
Will grasp At scaws." He says one sas tired fr receiving So
goods les than so. on, Hamakua. Why do yu no, So
ccIyiuE stolen hides unbranded. and a resident q Hamst-,
The guilty manner also ul which the same hides were received
Yes. even more than that, the enttceuent which was held out ;,
the thief Rho stole tht n. HsIn-kua cannot plead iguCrzBc.r -
the above case. II j. a. familiar throughout The dis.r55 =.
oSo.ehso IS. Why did he not also state the manner in uhSrh -
jury vas drown upon that particular case
I trust the good sense OF the Honolulu puEic El drVlugri.A
truth from sham however ingeuiously the AiJ-- may = -
guiSed. ! Ar, dear sir, yours, e.
WAsEA. Oct, 10, 1850. WArsF.
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DIED.

CoSTANTSI-At Wau-s- Hawaii. oct P-A. 4 cons tipatc7
the bowels. after an ii1-Ss ~ TX days pr C. II 7 Co~tautEi.
The deceased Vas = native q Berlin. Germany. aged s. years.
NEEEIr-JU-= Il. james c H-rrI. st uhceT OF whaesAip
EePuoilS- Ii hal been -eupliEsu- ms; % The season q q
pain II his Chest, boz. Al The time q his death. had Just return
al - r0s-i ? II : chase srsr =ha1es-
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J1HS NoNr5oVEET. Esq--SIE Your letter 4 the ll-l5th
instant. was re-,I we'd on Tuesday last. and l embrace" The first
u sur AFFORDED ne 90 acEnow=ice is receipt and reply 10 H.
I have neither time nor inclination O. enter into any lengthy
correspondence. a. proposed hy yel. on tle subject - he disease
a; WasICa. ur. Nch.hhiu's at--I connection with IL Or tie
comments = the Commercial thereon, In which. for sr-u-
meu-." you voluntarily admit t1at -ae paper = correct IN It's -
ssrtious. Even had / The time g. t-v.-s q such . discussion
proper Eer7-uu f0rhis tha continuance % a correspondence I
Uth one who a; the outset charE@~- The other party With a ~tl-
10 urrverSio- - the facts" bearing on The question N os1uts,
II You n p-. NcKihtin Hel called ur01 - stand oEset WAR
This community as the censor n th- public press. a1-
piou y tn o@5cal acts or any of the officers r BOAT. Q,
government. I shall u1; stand in your way. 7
-ct,s a. 5u-uaIs- s. vel a. YOU y1--s 8 C.. BREWER & CO
or DR.. McK5bbiu his - an oEcsr C Tbs = Marke: Whar
A. sid before. 7 have neither -u1e
s.
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Dz. :. p. FORD.-DEAE SIR:| called both az your Office
and at your residence this noon, % e YOU in regard to the
small pox statement in last Commercial. I simply wished to
be sure Is - the Correctness 81 what I stated a. being derived
from you, in the following lines. particularly the remark under
scored
ION Tuesisy. pr. :. p. Ford visited Waia,ua AMI examined
the cases, and informs u that there neither l. nor has been a
case Of vsrioloi there. land tat it = nothing more than chicken
p"N, s. distinct from y2rocil as any ;wO diseases can be from
each other. Cases Of this have been known here for 20 years,
and have never been considered dangerous"
remain, very truly yours.
Wednesday. oct. 10. Ii. VI. WHITNEY.
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II|F'LI Q. V|LIleT =, I9UI.
JoaS MONTGOMERY. Fsq.-SR II am in receipt of your
favor q yesterdays date, all-cl. an " attack on Or. r. McKib-
BIZ. IT." and written - you >v by "h:> ius.rlct1u-." When
ever you may CrO - 10 address ne .u a CO. rt-1Cs manner, on
this or any other subject, il wIl given pleasure . reply 20 any in
gGsrir- you may make. Ir-fer. - course. 90 the manner in which
you aIude 70 the Commercial L4Uerfi.sr, under my charge.
Perhaps. when you ar not 80 entirely euEr sseI with the
business Of the las term" you may be able % communicate tie
Doctors instructions in N re agreeable terms.
l am yours, very respectfully.
II. VI. WHITNEY.
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BURGEss' SALooS.-The proprietor Of this popular
establishment. determined not TO be behind where
there is competition, has recently fitted up an elegant
supper room adjoining his bowling alley. which is
lighted with gas, and presents altogether a city liz.
appearance.
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q The Commercial -4o'rsrtissr can always be
procurei in San Francisco, at .SUl"van's Depot. next
shove the Post-oHce-
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PORT OF
ARRIyALS.

oct. Is-Au ~ bark Isabella, Tucker. from Arctic, $50 ~h.
season
Is-Am ~hal- re-k Cle7-e. Simmons from Arctic. 500
M. I--fJ H-u-. ~rs-nu la ~. L1-uu hone.
v7ys--. $50 -. 10000 ha-c. on slIrd-
2n-Au uh ship Thomas Ne. HnIv. I'm Orhot-E. zoo ~.
ZOO r11e. --a<11 600 -. 500 81. $4,000 hone.
voya-e $50 Nh. zoo ton. 0a board
Oar - ship Lancaster. Russell. I'm och1t-S, coo WI.
1890 hr1e s-as0n 60 -. 60 Eh. 5000 bone, voy-
age. go -. ~1oO hone. on board
GJ-Am ah ship Ii.sm4-. L.ls. from O-hC:-k- leo WI.
1870 h1a-. -e1s1n 800 -. l5oO VII. 1900 hone.
voyage. - n. 100 W. 1900 bone. on board
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HArxRA

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ami seamen can 6nd no
better present to send home by mail than a pictur.
taken at the Honolulu AmbrotyPe Rooms, over the
Commercial -44rertiser office. The only fault We ever
heard expressed abou; Howland's pictures was, tina,
{" the copy was always better than the original"
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Wednesday,, oct. 10.

MR. WTITSEY The statement / made was, that I could not
find anything that Led Inc 10 believe. there was OF had been any
small PIX or vaIiclod at Naisua. And from the progress, tie
disease has made for the last two or three months Or mOre-is
the chicken Por, and nothing more OF less.
Respectfully yours.
SETH PORTER F0RD.
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STEAMER TINE FROM LEEvARD-From the time
the steamer IS frs, telegraphed Of Barriers Point, it
takes her lust A>--I a a M 80 e.. Re
f-1-tI & -pATDI,
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DEPARTURE

Oct. i1-Taueris-e. wirs'c-. for NsE Z-slsnd.
Iq-Sp-dEcu- Gibbs. fr HonouIl-
Is-Shzrul, S=il. Or EcnclalE-
eO-FT ~ -hip Csrlaircuur. Ltas:e. fr New Z-slard.
Gam Eh ship C'rnthian, Lewis, sr NeS Zealand
G-Am El bark Helen SnoE, Sye. FOR California Coast.
S-Am 81 ship Good Return, Fish, fr Line sud Goes; q
Chile
2s-an Oh lark Paeiae, HO~isnd. for California Coast.
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~ ARTIST DECEAsED.-Our readers Will remem-
Der our calling attention, a couple Of years ago, to =
very curious specimen of caligraphy. executed by an
Italian who was then in Honolulu. The picture re-
presented q great variety Of objects thrown indis-
crimina,eiy together. but drawn with such e1actness,
as to appear Ike natural specimens. We believe
Frank Spencer, Esq. has the picture now. The artist
who executed il, q Mr.. Costantini, recently died at
Waimea, Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-25

FoUSD AT LAsT-CaPt. West, Of ship California,
reports that he saw at Sydenham Island, on the last
Of January, a large iron boat. that would carry from
IS to 20 tons, turned up on the beach, which a for
eigne- claimed, and offered TO sell for a hundred dol
lars. He said she was picked up by the natives, and
had in her 4 quantity Of bricks, when found. We
learn from the agent Of the American Guauo Com
pany here, that she belonged to that company, and
was lost from Bakers Island a year ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-10-25

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States and Europe. The Commercial -7frsrtiSsrs
issued since the departure Of the last mail. contain &
large variety Of shipping and local news, IF interest
to persons at home. Papers in wrappers can be had
at our counter, ready for mailing.