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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Wm. II. BisselI. a
&C. contractor to carry supplies to the army in
= tan, was arrested by the U. s. Marshal,
hynders on,a charge of being one of the par
Iles charged with the hypothecation of the
Inuian trust FUND Bonds. He was order
ed to be Immediately sent to WASHINGTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

RSAA meeting was held in Memphis on
the night of the 10th, to ratify the seces-
sion Of South Carolina. Fifteen guns were
bred, and the Avalanche office and other
buildings were illuminated.
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CINcINNAT1, Dec. 24.-Five inches snow
iell yesterday. To-day the weather is cloudy
ana cold. Thermometer 10. The river
has risen 2 feet and Z inches since Satur-
day. Now 81 feet in the channel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

q BANKABLE MONEY FOR Cry ORDERS
A fe'0 hundred dollars of City Orders want
ed this a0eeh, at the "Savngs Bank" No. 4
First street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

neA- In order that the persons connected
with this office may enjoy the pleasures of
Christmas, the Daily Journal will not be is
sued the day after wednesday,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

WAsHINGToN, Dec. "a, M.-There is good
authority for saying that the South Carroll
ma commissioners left Charleston for this
city this morning.
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Be%The Protracted Meeting in the Cum
oerland Presbyterian Church is continued
with deep interest. Prayer meeting at 3
O'Clock P. NJ, also Preaching at 7 o'clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

MADISON, Ind, Dee. "a, Mn an
afray, last night, between VIM. johnson
and Ed. Cook, the latter was stabbed Sc
verely if not fatally.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

Posi- OFFICE.-The Post Office will close
tomorrow (Christmas) at % o'clock A. NJ,
and will ~ open again from to O'Clock.
c. r. RUDD. P. NJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

Be2s-For particulars of the explosion of
the W. v Gillum, look under the head of
g River News" fourth page.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

MEMPHIS, Dec. "a, M.-Senator Andrew
Johnson was burnt in eGgy on Saturday
night.
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BOSTON. Dec. "a. The Glendiu Mills and
the old Glendin Iron works in East Boston
were destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
about $4,000. Two-thirds insured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

MEMPHIS, Dec. 24.-The steamer Peytona
from LOUISVILLE to New Orleans, sank l5O
miles below here. Damage light
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

JaIly OF
NAlalleO )--....--.- b "
Sy the week payable to Carriers). IL
ati-Nfe feehty Ialer- Ot
Etehiy ~ : "
=" s. Clubs of 10 or more....................1 o.
rs The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
TO their own immediate business, in their anne;
and all advertisements for the benefit of other
persons, well legal advertisements and adver-
hsemcnts Of auction sales, and advertisements with
5le name of other persons, sent in by them IN ust
be paid for at the usual rates
H9 No report, resolutions proceedings of any
SofroTatIon society, association public meeting
and no communication designed TO call attention
any matter of limited of individual interest can be
inserted, unlesss paid for advertisement.
HS contracts for yearly advertising will not be
1ise'altnued unless order to that effect is left at
the ONCE, and when discontinued in less than
year. the price of the whole year will be charged
20 Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
shed Mt the expense of the attorneys ordering and
lot deiayable for legal proceedings but coectabie
1t our usual time
Hg Our terms for Job Work and transient adver-
lsenents are CASH
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Ague and Fever
CHI ILLS AND YER
SPEEDILY CURED
SRTITH79 ?
XGbsVoKC SRRUP.

WNHE -4TTB.V'TEOJV- or EIE.qERRf
IN ~ ugs aud Medicines, and persona afaicf.
90 WIN the Ciu lis and Fever or Ague and Feve,s
IS respectfully invited 10 this csebrafeJ 1,,,1ic!
which has justly obtained a bIgb rH,,,,t't!l ~
throughout the country, and for many vears H.
malhlalucd ITS superiority over all other ren,adt
a. 49, ~ tlalh, speedy and permanent cure foi
Ohliis and Fever or A que aud Fever "
~ doe7 not produce headache giddipe7s buzgfns
~ M eaIb OF any oi the unpleasant effects whicf
80 frequently attend the uses Of Ouininf. - 80
T3theules Dut may be given IN all cases and Dndo
All circumstance whatever, TO fsDtaIea in6,nfe
anu Al persons who are debiHtated on have ~
mo- ueilcaJe constitutions without the least an
effects. oven unpleasant
This medicine has become 8 staple remedy. ana
ior years has been extensively used throughout m
FtattS 81 kentucky Tennessee, Alabama Hfsrfa
slppl, Louisiana, Texas, Arkansns Missot5rf m
Hhols, IOWA, Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana Nebrest-.
IVahlai Michigan, ana California and nor,
iately IN Kansas Territory, and has rorp,,,,,-tf,
cured 1000 900 Of cases in an its varied for,s 80
coAdltlonsi many Of which we're Of from ons ~
three years standing, andhad resisted All the nsua
A. faii ~ ap~n IA the coustry, and in case did
- lait 70 make perfect and permanent eure vbsre
the directions were properly followed gurb a. a.
InVarlabie success that IL has gained the 6den
iaFor, and patronage Of large nunober ~ resr..t
ole pIsctltloners Of medicine throughout tbe ro,1r
try, no prescribe and administer n IL, ,ra6.,s
TO quinine and other remedies ii''
Inc Proprietor has in his pessesajou a Iaroa ,,,,r
Der oI eeruhcates and other testimonials from mar
sons VINO have used this medicine, as VeII ~ from
sicians, druggists, apothocaries and other daI
pr "a ealclne, attesting its superior virtues AZ
curative @ IN Chills and Fever or Ague and Fever
Ah1 nc could obtain many thousand more or snorgi
20 MI up IA large volume, but he does not DEAN N
necessary as IL Il already extensively and favorab
Known to the public generally
For sale by city and country Brupgiats o,s
md South west. "ent
WILSON, PETER, g. CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO WILSON & sTARprRD)
hgI 1Ha
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Bsss@ Azel P. Newkirk of ConnersviIle
will be candidate for Clerk of the House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

NASHVILLE, Dec. al. LumsdenG & CO..
Iannery was burned yesterday morning
Loss 500, 900.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 24.-After prav-
er, resolution was adopted inviting Gen.
Ferry OF Florida, now in the city, to a seat
on the floor of the Convention.
Mr.. McGrath introduced an ordinance in
regard to cases in admiralty. Referred TO
the committee on a constitution with
Judge Magrath added.
hr. Rhett moved to take up the address
TO the people of the Southern States nre-
pared by the committee 1t was taken nm
and several amendments proposed. The
declaration CT causes which Justify the Sc
cession OF South Carolina from the Union
was made the special order. The whoIs
address received innumerable alterations.
After lengthy and not generally inter
estlng debate the Convention took n recess
until o'clock. 'O'''
EVENING SESSION
Mr. Duncan moved to take IN the sneci al
order, 1t being an ordinance to provide for
the continuance of commercial affairs He
ried 'Hi-
Information was given this mornino :,
the Convention that several light beusa
keepers were about vacating their posts. II
Is understood that the secret session is 70
confer with the collector of the port
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

FoUND.-On Saturday morning, Dec. %.
on the corner of Eighth and Division
streets, bundle, supposed to belong to
peddler. The owner can have the same on
proving property and paying charges by
calling at Vickery Brothers Grocery, Main
street, near Washington Hotel
Dec 24-3fd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25
1 m thinking of the joys
When We were girls and bows

But it is to youth and childreu, partieu-
larly, that Christmas is a day of the rarest
enjoyment. They have perfect carnival of
fun, the premonitory sounds of which, pro-
ceeding from exploding fire works, greet our
ears as we write. The children must all
have their "Christmas gifts and many a
dime and quarter will be spent to please
them. Luckily for these hard times it does
not cost much to make child happy.
merry Christmas" is the Journals
salutation to one and all.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C0MINGI COMINGI
THE APOLLO MINSTRELS F.!
BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPEl
VIII be here on the
26th and 29th inst.
NHO! FOR THR HOETD.ETss.


NEO! For THE ROEEEaTsS.
- 4 'ust IeGeiVed-french China Dinner Setts
~ pieces for $40. Also large lot Of China Ware
ol All descriptions Toys, &c. &c, at
decz5 o. Nv w ~ ~ ,I.tls, S,IGHtEss,
e. \ n Il II o ORJK.N'.4RYeE ~ EyVrDEyS7Es-,
-, a meRts VIII be offered at Bttron Bros. 1.
tnOse wishing TO purchase any kind OF Tev,eIry
watches or Clocks, Silverware &c durin, - ,
mondays They have a large stock on hand and
alS anxious to sell, and ali those IooLfv,1l' g.
Chrstmas Gifts, hardly fail being suted ~ ~
establishment The public are respectfnlIv inyiteJ
20 20 cali ana examine, at the old stand No a.
-,.--l street, between First and Second dec22-tf
HeHk' 0RT-z.N"T REyH HHTFsS-
If there is in the list of Remedies given 70 a..
world tor acceptance and approval any which sre
entltled p TO confidence by their perfect Adherence
10 the laws and intention of the Creator one s H.
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, for every anacias -
lung Lhroat' and Bronchial difficulty, even that of
ACtudi consumption, and the other the Justly cAIe
DRAFTED ToLU ANODYEE, n most perfect Temedy g.
6euralgia, Gout, rheumatism, Partial and ActnaI
Paralysis, St. Vitus Dance, Chronic STas-eie
and Nervous Head Ache Teotb Acbs' Es Iiollc Ai
Sleep. A7eS' Loss OF
II onr friends will accept the declaration that for
six or eight years these preparations bava ~ W
through tests that would satisfy all I'm ,I.ce 20
sweeping declarations that mean nethine and tben
procure ana read the pamphlets, to be f,nnd
"lth all dealers and agents, they will he abi "a
Judge no" far 4 they 4.y,G3I. can be relied on
, - GENERAL AGENTS
j. w. HUNNEWELL & Co. 7 and 9 co,,
mercal Wharf, Boston.
GEO. HUNNEWELL. I45 Water o,roo.
New York ''
= = Under the special supervision of JOHN l. HIN
I W." ELL, Chemist and Pharmaoeutist. Boston
nose signature covers the corks Of the gen
hne . only, and TO whom address all commuuications
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere,
- KELLER Il WHITE
holesale and Retail a gents, Eyansvjle 2
hOV3-4m d&w
n 1
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BUSINESS LOCALS,

gNCome for your Christmas Gifts to S.
hosenwald Co., Oak Hall Clothing House,
No. 70 Main street. Again these gentlemen
inform their customers and the public in
general that they have received new ad-
oition to their already large stock of goods
in their line, which they intend to sell at
astonishing low prices to suit the stringen-
cy of the times, and as the season is advanc-
ing already, they will sell good many
things at cost also. So come all aud get
the bargains d1w-w1t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-25

CHRISTMAS has come again, with all its
holy recollections and its social delights
To the Christian it brings a food oc halow-
ed inspirations springing from a deep re-
IIglous feeling. To the heads of families it
brings the joy felt in the memory of old
times and in witnessing the delight of the
young folks. Adults revert to the past and
say to one another,
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v, PETER, g. co.
"t-SONg re EEy q CO.,
(sUcCEssoRs TO WILSON 4 srARpTp1A
Wholesale Agents. Louisville. Rvi
JOHN J. SMITH, Proprietor.
Adpoi~jc4,,o4.-.,-.0 -,
Administrator's Sala

Notice is hereby given that i will soil. ~ r,hli
auction, on IhHrsday, the Sd day Of January. isei
at the residence OF John RhOderiok, late of Vsnde
buigh county, deceased, all his personal properfv
consisting Of Horses, Hogs, Cattle, one WAGON az
Harness Flows, Household and Kitchen Ftr,it,,ro
&c, &C. A credit of nine months will be viyen IN
ms hoto with approved security, with interesf fr
daie, waving valuation and apprafserneuf Igsgs
decl2-3td6ZtW A ENTcIiT i3es,
II ySsnA0NTsTR.RTO .1-0TFTIe-
NOTICE Is hereby given that the uBdersiTre5
s len appointed administrator Of ia q eetafe r
" ii'iain wheaton late of Vanderhur,I ~os,,et.-f
ihuldha' deceased Said estate ~ solvent
A. ~, 700. JAMES SWANSON, Admir-.
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AZ just received-French China Dinner Set,s
! q pieces Tor $40 Also large lot of China Ware
ol all descriptions Toys, &c. &c, at
,- }. w. HUGHES'S
"e'a' No I3 MAR, sfraat
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sary expenses be o7itted from he hiU, as the only
way in which such expenditures can De stopped.
III in tie absence of an auditor. de-
'aIlsa accounts be required from every department
OF bureau Of the government service.
We now leave tie Budget. Tor the present. 10
the consideration IF those Whose duty it Is made
under the Constitution u provide for the public
service. with the remark thar oaics-holders are
out oneo OF the PARTIES interested in it, passage.
Iho>e who are taxed. who furnish the WAYS and
means. are equally concerned in IT,. and in the
manner IN which the appropriations are made.
have aimed in oar reviews %; it. q, throw
light where light was need-i-to show where
economy might be p~racticed without Getrlmeut to
the public service. 1t is impossible % c~ri.icise
the Budget with ti., freedom which the public
good calls for. without trading on some ones
private interests. But II must Dee remembered.
there are counter interests. We have none but
hindlje-5 feelings towards every one engaged
in the public service, and in saying what We have
said. We are moved solely By our obligations to
the public.
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VI ENIORANDA.

I snip Red R9ssy had chs eas;ery and s7utherly Winds
nearly a.! th- pas-aEe- Hove - - DanulI Head. and during
the night d1:-rt sth q sr.rg current twenty miles 90 I-evaul
81 tH~ leland
ToSu--nd May Is. Big CoHsorf. Kingston, hence April u,
arrived al Port ToFn-ut May Is.
u snip samuel E9ssr,ssa. Taber, reports Left Boston
t- 2+cr January crl---i the line iu the Atlantic ZO-h Feb.
I,Hz- % - w sighted staten LAM Ith April. crossed the
7 ire iu tie FachcJ1r- =. Col z lI5= -. sIE the clipper ship
HUiIg Prss~0u. 81 Eo>-pu. l@th Feb. spoke the hIaue1
I March -, L'- - %. long l5= I6, n ;G- Atlantic March
~Lsl-s iu a lad cahn-the ocean was alive with them a. FAR -
Er could see. ArrIe g.. lat 49, 81, long C- 50. sp he and
haari-i rhe RifEas1- hal Steamed a fe~ days, but was saving
bis Goals fr tire Ia--ss- through the straits and in the yari4II-s
-h, side saw tie steamer hHGu.G a-aiu, AMI m company
ulth as-. she 1uIer steam. erirg into Tee straits. the IU.h. ll:h
and I2h April saw her again the Fl May in the Pacific. lat.
- 81. bong. sl= 81 sighted Juan FERNANDEZ May Q. since
which have had light weather. Have not started the tor.al. or
topE4I4n---l- Er IS days
Prom our Eastern papers, ~e CLEAN the following items Of
marine geE-.
>i. R4etya. At New B=IarI. from mo. with oil. bone. Sc.
Va discharged 80 9: Day. delivering her cargo in hue order.
iu- 10 H-t14 F- ~ S,1I.irr I--t,-i- 70 -lT 81, +, ~
ship Cl-4sIH- Era-E. from Tahiti. az anil fr New Bedford.
~ Nlat-ga .-. rrrf-raa-I. 3D. fe-a rom home :. 49,. All
hal III arrived .,lI-. ~uulI have lest about $500. She xas
taia-i ~a-n -l- -li.-i from horne, with outfits, 81 S5i.JJO, Is
insured go y q. fr Sl-CUO-
Tars. arfrri I'D -yHr-v. y : W. y. h. 81 I,T- nm h.
London Downs said o b. the shortest passage ever accom-
pushed ny sailing vessel
wh4aa- bark Ba4et E4gf,. Of Hyaoillu. belonging to the
y. Bedford for $3.50 metz -Le vii b. d'seI ous again a.
ship Martha p. % F-.r.avsa. sol tons. recently arrived
rom . ~tliHa- v"ya--- ~ts sid al New Bedford lGth inst. for
Wfa,-aip PlsqiT- 1fN-r B.lfri. - tons. has been .a,I
.Li sLl De employed Boo t= merchant service.
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saw FRANCISCO MARKET.

our adv'ees 0fiAis market Are 20 Junel- The trade reports
are very dali for every description q Eod-.
PLr->maH ~shs % stc a I1r = u The rz.=pt- n H.
al1cr have Tor -11e tine past b--l greatly 10 exerss ~ d.
requirements % thts msrset. tn scrum-la--l srocs AZ a. time
petnG al of ao,oOO it-- For the cou-iruu-nt bv th@ E-gyr.,
FdNisrs We learn tlat - vas offered. b.. Ne r. NOT aware
tnst any portion % . has a ~ chanr-d hsni--4r1. NV 3
hcE-Larze auc-rru SAFE - th- article hnI ben H-E4-r-taI
SEC
~srsts-Marset h.aTy and sales dur. sale. ofs l. in small
ht. at PC Nr -Eoef eaaAty." sad sc fr iarx. lar ID
ofChfra No. I Al a. o..
A~0LASsEs-Decuu-4, and sales dialcuyr 2, e--~t
SsLT-DuH az 80 for : I
IEs~-Sal-s ~ auctigi. 100 haf chess O,t8r-- Al rTS=- .r4
10 Co. Dr. AZ 2c a 9c - z
0srs-Sses 90 To- stcAs. - = .
fVTArnE-->ae- NV a. g. r. D. . r.
&c - =
-EsEP sSfS+-salss of Orr-,a ar-s-gI az - % = dr~r.
80 b-ntpED Oh NssAEr-Ihe m1rE.- has hen active
- I@s. "r-S' All ~c cave lr r-9prt ss-s % 1870 br- sperm
~ a. th.E-s - rris had. tt ~ - DIR "a. 50 o.. ~ = "a.
go - . - a1- az 81 --s l+j0 81. ga private tsr1s.
- Saete ne sales am.grL O. aH.gt 500 bri- a. frrE--
80 u Al +f ernts Der GsL so b. az lie. 75J DO. - +s-.
n ale
Per .
ne Loni'n market L5th inst. OILS E-re er.--= sperm
Co@ual, AMI 81 tr American. pale >lu.htrL E3.
p-E - 10 Nc sales of hoB--N- b. E-44sc-fgf. NAYS.
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vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

An tark Yankee. Lsy-tt. would leave San Francisco about
jun 25-Iua here july = O. i.
Haw schooner Naritia. R-yte. irum Fauning's Island, with
CARO- c'c alut dido Boz all July.
\ clipper ship chartered g. Lad 40 E4k.r, Island. = expected
g i-as- San Franchise Ga tl-- Prt sho1t ts 18Th o. 2JJA
JUNE
Haw tars u W. VOL. Gharksu- tuesJ sailed rrm Bremen
April O. with cargo O. IL HacAtti 3 Cg-iu- fu au <pt
Bui,h bark kltheen- tia;- j. sSTeei-! from Victoria, 10
H. y. NJ snip Calypso. Nlatresr. sailed from Panama via
Tahiti.
An steamer Kllu-I- Bush. saI-I fru Ner London Jan. 5, to
{. Williams & Co..
British bark GrgciaH- Nllsr. sslrI from England E~b. 6, with
cargo % gods o. JauiHn. Green = CO.
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LATEST DATES. received al rhI. Once.
ARRIY

aze Is-sz r=r. sl-a4-a- N-Gr.1r. 90 hours from HIo. ia
E. "---
I5-A@ bags Vernon ~5Fl=d. = days from Pl--; sud.
l5-Au ..r- Franc Palmer Ta-y. IS fay- fm san
Eu-e-r1. wtr freight lL passengers 3 L. O.
Hara-rau s co.
15-~ea E.r1.s4sa.. E--srv. from EHlalz AMI Hama
It's -.r--Ear L=E4HE. Hons. 80 dlF- .u Panama
I--Au clipper ship I'D Rover, Cumming - days from
80 Frlles-u. en- T.-ar GO Ea-.TIs Island
Isl E-u.L WIfu~. ru LrHa-l4-
l-->cl h1LlA- rllls. E#l HI1. EEh sugar and hides.
l---cl k-a-'-art. -frasa-- f-u kHra- Hawai-. 18th
DIli-s II.1- loo -a- Sans, loo c1eoaau;-, SO
pine apple. &c
l-->et Nl--ar-. B.s-sl. from ports ol KaEat
=t-AE ta-..l-re C.r-H-lr. O.. Poster. Is Gsys IN Prrt
TaEu--li. =th cargo % lumber % Ii H4cst-d
t. CO.
-D-Au chip >trg-, E..a---.n. Taber, : dag from
E.--G. E.t u.--- % "a. ? snow
-I--l LH-liH t-u iaa SIKH rllG- sugar. hides. Sc.
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VESSELS IN FORTUNE 81.

Us -~i1"T-ofFar Lvart, Huuc.
Am bars France Palmer. paty.
An clipper -h1T Ri Rover. Cummings.
An ship samuel E.'#r--au. T.l-r.
Ar ha-l-rr-- e. sutton. Fy-.-r.
IN rl-s N-ruus. -1~ari-
Am nar. u. Bl-h-
Am h.irs Comet. smith
An tri-t J8-.rh5ua. stone.
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1ue I-Sh Eamai. WIHu-. Er Lafafra.
Ii-sca oil F-l9E. Gaming. G- HaaaIei, Kauai.
l+--eL h8ura. Antonio :r kahuiUf.
l+->llop J. .- Yankee. More. for IaiDzai.
l5--gI EEr-. Ea--iai-. fur p.rts ou kaUas.
l--csl- Maria ami Nnsr-iE.. fr Tar- on Maui.
ban rr-an-u- Siauu-l1. N-Gr=-1r, for Victoria. '. ]
I----r ka.au4- fr HIG VIA LahaIrt-
ls--rl Naul1sAwai. EHcsi-y. for k0haiz-
@p--ch k-aauluati. Narchalt. for kruA-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-21

'ENHE tNDERSiGSED INTENDS LEAV-
~ -WN e'u-i"n % an carly date, and requests thar an par-
r. n''m ei"rs a-@laS; him, either personally or as the
agent - NE HuiSHS B+y Company. viii present n. same az,
or before tn 26-h 81 July next. Also no. ..u.-, 80
ae indebted % hia ss the AGENT of thr Huis1p-. nav CON-
80, @ >-tt- tteir debts Immediately ~ his office. In default
. l4Sntht' such bills aud accounts viii DEE placed in the hands
u The Conpauyns Attorney fr collection.
Honolulu, June Is. 1860 -2I3-tf JAMES RTSsrTT