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FALL AND WINTER GOODS! 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!

esy7FALL AND WINTER GO0DS!- 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!
A. WINTER,
TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT,
.rsag HAS Just received per steamers Era No 4, ~ n
ReAN Fleta Yazoo Belle, Rescue, and Larkin -
@A~ Edwards an extensive and complete stock y y
of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the manufactu-
rers selected in person expressly for the Shreveport
ket and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions of = .,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town is well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they will be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots Shoes and Brogans for ladies', men and boys,
embracing all qualities and sizes.
Also-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, Plantation Stores Hardware, Cutlery
Glassware Queensware, etc. etc, to all OF which the
attention of my old patrons and thepubieis solicited.
now A. WINTER.
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CASkETS.
TNaE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
right fseing these beautiful and celebrated Burial
Caskets in Shreveport and Caddo parish, have just
ceved and will keep hand very large assortment,
embracing everv size which will be sold at very low
prices-fess than the ordinary coffin. Weofer this cas-
et To the pubc feeling confident that it is superior to
ay case now in use for beauty of design elaborate and
artistic finish simplicity in lining, etc 1t is highly de-
cotated has unique silver mountings is perfectly arr
TIGHT and affords entire of the bedy the top OF
t casket being constructed of the finest French plate
glass renders it the most desirable case ever
ReautfI metallic caps cover the glass, and secure the
case from damage against external pressure.
All orders promptly attended to. The caskets are rea
DIV for delivery or shipment at moments netiee.
J. S. Kendall,
jul71y Corner Of Texas and Mcneil sts.
(y CONSIGNMENT and for sale large lot of Georgia
{ kersevs and osraburgs, from the Houston factory
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L.PREII. ~ RATES


Fsg4rf- -g0u .ers and Wholesale Dealers in E3#
taa RoOTs, SHOES AND HATS, lA3
No @ Magazine street, New Orleans.
r... .ss.ar-- ~ Sarth Weymouth Mass. marchl2
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SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER.

E. j. HART & Co.,
n.a Fl Sd 79 TcHoUP1ToULAs STREET,
T..T.r r. Band full and well selected stock OF
EROCE Il X ES,
Mt aar -riaea in their line, in part consisting OF
-.n vana and Java.
Hs-.aasr Pouchong, gunpowder, hyson, young
.. ..s, uaag adre, etc
r5m. rhite, loaf, crushed and powdered.
....#-s- -1artrv sugar house and golden syrup.
a.s..a.-A#a1 ed brands, comprising all quallteS'
U4a &rma ock, well assorted.
.ore mace, nutmegs, pepper, ginger, alsplce
r0sn5 s.i.-s "A kinds.
snl-Hara 5ston, western, northern, white and
-.rH n#. s- 4kes; CASTLE.
-rH-Eaa cincinnati.
w 0porto, claret, white, sweet and dry
Naa .aga Merry.
agaas-Ga.aa Rochelle, Bordeaux, Peach, Amer
fa-Hllan5 and domestic
'tE-'.- i1a ew Orleans, N. E.
THg.-El. r8ngahela Bourbon, Western Virginia,
.l, sg-a.ari. gple champagne.
r7a ea g Indigo, madder, sulphate quinne,
Ht.arr.U aI assortment of other staple drugs and
e I- b. r.e Gase only.
#nl3r ..d .1 low Ware, brooms, gunny bags, buck
s gos aEets.vas, etc
9r.lApELpH1A WHITE LEAD-Having been
at4- -. r @ sale of the celebrated White Lead,
M4a. asr24 Je itherill and Brother, shall keep
a.1aa..u H.1 large assortment of the dlfferent
r..sa a.r r.suu sized packages to which we invite
-a t.nN gs tle trade
rc,g rd- IRE solicited to give call
New Orleans, Feb y, 1858.
E9s H. Il l. N. MARKS,
.FSALE GROCERS,
Cen mission Merchants and Dealers IN
.aaE CRASHED ANr POWDERED SUGAR,
ish, of all kinds,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, AoDaCCo'
Cigars &C., &C. &c.
Nos .3 45 and AZ NEW LEvEE,
Tne 8 35 and 81 FULTON STEETs,
8ss~s1r Povdras and Grayier Streets, 49,
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n USSETS-Double back rivited Russet at S14 90 u
III dozen A. HUNT & Co., on the Levee,
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Brcebinrilse men bav4 forlned tiiant-l5eF' ol00s
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IT, Fl. VALENTINE & Co,
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DEPARTURES.

I-Hzs zh bz-x HNunoay. Kelly. &c COa=t CaLfDia
I-SSh Old Fe1o<, CsDdAse- Hr hoioS- sssiii'ui and
Hzaaiei
Am bArk-nia- Jenny Ford. Moe kr Tskaie:-
.-uas. sh Maria keyte, rr fznnin-s isASd
s-sch NassSAi. K<Esis- G- Aol0SAi- LAhz1a sst hA-
3-Aa espV=r ship SILVER Star. Wade n< Jaw. tslAnt-
S-aG kiE Azlse, IA~tsa- fr SeSeAnis aSi PaEsain
s-An "a sAP Geo--- Washington. Br.sh-aAa. 70 cruise
.n& tO<-
s-Am .h LARK EassrzLI. Pierce. 20 crul- ADD boDe-
Am Oh ~ J. D. rhoaps5a- Crosby - er .ai A11s-
-Br- wh ship t~os-as. Gdie<. - cruise
5-Sa E2z0i. u IhEzs for LAhAins-
5-sch N-sGe Merrill Bzres. for LAhAIn1- h0a1lS @d
Hl0-
Am sh ship FISsIz, Fish. fr CaEsorna Coast
5-Az sh ship OcA4l<-. GrerEe- 70 cruise and home
Am - bzrk Coral. ss-ca- tr California Coast
Am VI bsrs PjoS-cr. tSArSer. % cruise and ho1e-
-iIax. sch Mara NStens. Tor CNiUrniA Coast
-Seh Kam-haIs-hS " vhEs- fr LahAgns and Ma
.-'- Landing
Am Oh shi;, Nz.usIA- Ps=ros- fr CaEhuiA Coast
G-Am - lara RoSeE- Aorr-ol- TitOu- 20 cruise and
hal<-
S-Ssr.Ta-r RFtaaeA, BeTrz- E< Las2iaA- kAEalha- anil
Intermediates AaIinEs
Ssh Moixeiki. weth-rby. frun kAhElui-
Ssh kamS<ahiu>. kuhsNns, ss k0sos. Nz~I5sai
and HSuaId-
Ssh k-oui Ma 81 Anahola-
Am Nh ship Gcn--- X susan 10 - 20 cruise AM
An sh bArk PAei6e. Ha<iAnd, sC California C0Asi
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TIE
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5

A<DA w NLD g.
OS TUESDAY, last, November 9th, the election
for President of the United States took place.
and WAS held ON the same day throughout
the Union. 1t is a grand spectacle to see u
nation Of thirty millions OF people thus choosing,
By means OF the ballot box, their Ruler or SOve-
reign. Thus far, the experiment of a republican
government has proved a success in tile United
States, and to-day, after more than eighty years
existence, no government Is more united at home.
or more respected and honored abroad, than is
the American. Political writers have each their
own views on the advantages of the monarchical
or republican forms Of government but come 10
trace them TO their foundations. each rests on
nearly the same basis. viz: the will or favor of
the people. Such certainly i the case in France.
whose Ruler was elected by the popular vote, and
though the name under which he rules has been
changed from President to Emperor, he to-day
holds his place only by the same popular favor,
which raised him to power.
If we may judge from the newspaper reports
which reach Us by every mail, at no previous
election in the United States, has party spirit
ruled 50 high, nor has the popular vote been 50
large. At the presidential election in 1856, over
four million, of votes We're deposited for the three
presidential candidates voted for. and at the
present election. probably the number will not
be less than fire millions. There were four can
didates in the field, and as all our readers may
not know who they were, We will republish here
the list
REPUBLICAN TICKET
For PYstf5suE-. Abraham Lincoln. o. Illinois.
For observation-disclosures. Hannibal HamIn, % Maine.
Fis>r DESocEArc TrCSET-
FS Q III, esi4eni.. HsrsSa-i y. Jahnssa. q Georgia.
SECOND DEN1cRATrc TICKET.
For Prssi4eHt............J c Br7ckinidse. Of Kentucky.
Fer Lane, Of oregon
UNION TcKz-.
Far 2, ..fssrr.....-Jo Bell. % Tennessee.
For Observation-Disclosures Everea- q Massachusetts,
At the latest accounts, strong efforts were being
made 10 unite the two divisions of the democratic
PARTY and the Union party for the purpose of
defeating the Republicans, and it Is very proba-
bic that 4 union was effected in some Of the
larger states. The object was to defeat Lincoln's
election by the people. By securing Pennsylvania
and New York for Douglas, which would throw
the election into the House Of Representatives,
in the election of n democratic President in that
BODY. OF of 4 democratic Vice-President by the
Senate. thus continuing the present party in
in power.
From the position in which the parties stood a,
the latest dates. there seems no possibility Of any
candidate being elected by the people at large.
except Lincoln. the Republican nominee. One
of the New York papers gives the following as
the probable insult of the election, and from all
we can gather, it will prove not far from the
actual result
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For sAS gRsScl>co-p-r Yankee, oct 80 ;on. coal. l.
pEgs furniture. bo1as. etc, 8 bales oakUm, 1850 gals COCOA
NJ; oL. so ta-ls = psEs1 opium. 200 - ginger ls5 hides, So
bales Vull. = l-- do. 5g> goat and >h-p skins. - - LAloS.
AIu--Erei<n produce. S5,lS0 - domestic d. 1851 50
Fr T.HIT. :. I-V-r - Witch. oct II C baskets, 6
hay water. - 9 brandy. l buggy and harness. lS chAils. ! case
cigars. = . Geuins. : . dry gods. , aoz hats ! case cork hats,
- Goz irons. = Kits mackrrvl. : c. Lar ram, 10 rolls mating, l
case mds-. : keCs nails, 70 SACKS onions. - g grange water, Q
rolls tzu-d PAPER, 10 bris pitch. 80 sAcss potatoes, 10 ciis rope,
3 ca-=s >ho-s. = half brs sugar. 10 Iris TAR, > nests trunks. Sc
camphor trunks. ! = water Cookers. 20 gals lola>ses. - bales
+,+s0 rs Fulu. NAlce-foTegh produce, $3.50 20; domestic
do s579-
For Ss.-per VII ship Ere, Oct 26-l2 brs teet Is brs PORK.
alu=-S5l 50.
For Nav BsDFoEp-per ~ ship John Wells, &c; 29-ls bris
b-G : casks bread G.s99 u ShA--ton=. Naue-frri-n pro-
dCc-, S53l 60 taustipp-i. Sl.9i5 So
Fr SEA-Ter VI ship Ocean. Oct @-fOreisn stores value
S. 10
For Ss.-pe- III ship Omega, DC, 29-I6 brs beef, 81 or SKIS
-four. Nal=-SJ+4-
casks brad. i hrs pork. alue-s.45 20.
For Ma BEDFoED-per wh ship -. George. oct 500 bri>
pork. 0oreiEn) value sl+5 400 gals sperm oil, trAnshipPed,
value $500.
For >EA-per wh bark DruDo. oct sol half bri dried apples.
5 brls bet. > csks -four. 8 b-s pork. lot casks Nalue-Slss 65-
For HoSGk0SG-per Storm King, oct $500 bales CS,C5i
rs fungus.
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ROYAL HAwsII,S TuEArER--Duriug the p,.,
week. this place of amusement has been more namsr
ously attended, and the audiences more apprecia,jv.
OF the talent brought before them. BY command q,
their Majesties. aud under their patronage, the plax
Of Hamlet has been produced, Mrs. Forbes su.
tanning the character Of the Prince Of Denmark. with
her accustomed accuracy. The arrival Of Mr. C A
Wheatleigh, the accomplished comedian. In the shin
IcoRium, on Sunday, was quickly awaited Of by n,
energetic manager. MIR. FORBES, and on Mopa,,
evening, he appeared at the benefit q Miss LOUIS
Gordon, in Pygmaion Bonuefois. On Tuesday even.
ing, ne again appeared as PsfrUehio. Jacgass. ana
in Box and Cox" ably supported By Messrs. Fer
guson and Glover. the latter gentleman locking Quit,
recovered from his late severe and prO,raeted Hines,
Last evening, their Majesties being present, the plays
Of Monsieur Jacques" the Morning CAlr ana
the Dumb Belle, were performed 10 az e1cenep,
and delighted audience. On Monday evening pe,,
Mr.. J. Z. Ferguson, q pleasing and most correc,
actor, takes bis benefit, and be deserves = good hor%
Messrs. Tokely and Harvey, and other rell-kRosn
amateurs, will appear on that occasion
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PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. I.
ARRIVALS.


w.. Am IN bark Nile. De>tir- from Japan and Ochotsl.
rathIaz tie seasoa= 10 sp- $50 wh. yoysse-
Ar al ship Gideon Houiand. WiHiAIs. from cchotss,
600 N. eco bo-e. season DO 81, go Eh. 24UoO
ioue. voyage COO VT 5000 b. on board
Am Eh harS Gratitude. Davis. frm CchOtsk. 800 50,
600 81. 500 toue. season 500 50, 1880 vh. voy-
age $50 81. 1900 VII. 5000 bone. on board
Am VII slip Arab. GrinneIL. from Arctic, 100 wh,
5000 bone. Season 1-OO WI 1900 hn. voyage
Iio sh. $500 t-ne- on bard
I-HaE- sch kzlu=a ErsNe- ChA4sick. u days from san
Francisco
Sch Jeanu-tte. CErk from koicS-
I-Sch RauehznIehA " White from Makes Landing,
With I>O bris beef. ani = deck passelgcrs-
l-Sch Esuci. Rufur. In Lahaiuz- With 80 hrts nolasscs,
sJ busI.ls uAear- etc
I-Sh NoJSkL- Kauukz- returned from SEA. heavy wind
and r.
Am uh Ha-x Gr,usra scott. Huutsn-. from LahaiuA
.-Seh KHsniEahsn-- (ExeIS Ruh=na. from KGoa and
SauTzEai-
Am Oh ship Cth.Io. hDmeT. from Gchotsk, 20 50. go
I'll 1900 bEe. sea-nn : 50 81 1900 Nh. yOyaE-
s0.D loco - suuo In. on h-auI-
Am nj h.rs Ploaeer. fru<r LaLzi.a. q and oc-bef1rr
.rer-rt-I-
AN "a sArk Martha cor1-H. fr<n LAhziaa-
Am "a ship Iz1lc EOHznd. Lag. fun Ochctsk. -
-. 10 81 $3.50 boo. sezsoa.
s-Au 81 ship Teri Sz-bocS- Jern=7n. from OchotsE.
SO "a. asOo In s-zSoa. 90 81, ifaO ~. 70, AK;
20 81 200 b-Eze- ca bo.ri-
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EIDcrToN DAY ~ Hon ULU.-On Tuesday last,
November s. while all S@keedom was engaged
in the peaceful struggle " choosing a President in
Atherland, American patriotism in Honolulu could
not rest quiet, but with that curiosity for which
Brother Jonathan 5 famed. determined to have an
election here, 70 see who vas &c De or not 10 be-
President Notices were got cut anu ballots struck
of for each Of the four candidates, and At - o'clock
the voting commenced 81 the store Of Capt Thomas
Spencer. An American Tag was hois;ed over the
ballot-boz. and three inspectors presided \ large
crowd gathered about. composed Of kaaakas. sailors
and others, but only those claiming American citizen
ship were allowed TO vote. Soon the usual excitement.
attendant on electious began. and placSris were got
out, headed. "Hurrah for the Rail Splitter, .. Vote
for the Union and tie Constitution Here's Old
Abe" the latter being = rather humorous of-hand
sketch Of Lincoln with a nose Of Indefinite length.
Coed humOr and fair dealing prevailed throughout,
though some declared that the inspectors had refused
votes. This however waS denied, Aad We believe
every vote offered was accepted, exceP, IN the case Ct
one darby and several persons no, Americans. The
polls closed at . O'Clock. and the result was as fol-
lows.
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PASS


FoEEEGN-
From S.S FEASr<oo-IeT Emma R.Ie. Nov Ills L II
PrDcr k~auriam-La. u kaAsaua L Ilta-va, } { >laldiug-
Fr1a PETsoFvLov-E-P-r Hero ut Sly A Schae.er- q
BUtL-, y Schut, Csps Z ! Hunter. II I HIl-
PROM M0L0EsI-l@r kalzmz- OCT 80 II Quick and wiz,
Vim Webster. ~ On deck.
Frwa LAHAsA-u-r kzuG. UE 2s-Mr s Mrs A u Chandler.
Isaac L.uzaIA, Ehaliug officers. 90 on deck
FrOu Hup-y-r N-ttie NerT. Oct SlJ Mler. a Perry, A
II Wool. M-srs Davis Turner, FISHER, Coryio, Jersey, Irish, So
o- deck
For WIspEAEn poEr<- Per N=ttie Merrill. Oct 2-H Parker,
N--srS N=rpancs. iIammrut. and J other. - on decE-
FOR WRBwAEu-p-r hiiaGeA. Oct S0-Iu1ge = rien. Cover
nor S4uaoI Iuz. NiS- Biy-y. p Sparks, " r Allen. DIN Weston,
} p Gr-n. 7 Cox Il " HIs1ag. kApaAsea, John Warehouse,
A D Str--t-r. Ai-C: - on deck.
Prom WISC~szD-T=r hLalea- Nov @Ar Nerpl4nck- Prank
sr-nc-r. J Bura-y. John A.:rrhues-. ah..a: - On lrck-
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jersey, and his chances are small Of getting either
of those. BY the above list, it will be seen that
Lincoln Is sure Of within ten votes Of 3 majority,
with the chances in his favor of carrying Penn
sylvAnia, Oregon and New Jersey. But 50 much
depends on the split in the Democratic PARTY.
that in those states. it is ID difficult to make any re-
liable estimate, unless based on the past. In or
der that our readers may have the facts and
figures to 90 by. We insert here the result Of the
popular vote in the last presidential election in
1856
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PORT OF a
ARRIVALS.

Oct 2i-Am 81 ship NOctsEuml, Tinker, from Arctic. 500 IN,
1900 bone sea-on O. -. lo+J - l7-5Oy bone.
voyage; loo VI 1909 t1Ec. on bArf-
3-aM =h hAr. Martha. Cornell from Ochotsk. go Eh.
400 ~. se4z1u s. -, 20 IN. $50 bn, voyage
- -. 30 III. 1900 ha1-. On hard
@I-Am ah -hip Or~zon, Toby. from Ochot-k, leo Nh.
500 bone, s=asJui Id - I1o Eh, 1900 benz,
On bard.
Clam Eh ship General scott, Hunting frHm och0'sk.
1Vj Nh. 200 h-ne- s-zspu = 100 -. 90 I'll, 200
bone. voyage 20 ~. ZOO bone on i-ari-
Jl-Am III ship Sinrrd. H0E=-. from 81 PAus- $50 Eh,
600 b1ne- seasoas - -. l.OO VI OoVJ bone,
vqya--; IS p, 100 vi 300 bone, n bard
u CapL H0Ees SPOKE ship Uncas. Luce, = fsz days ago
bounI % Hl1, ~Hh 30 iris tbs seas,u-
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SNARr SNLING-The clipper bark BhertHg. under
command Of Capt. Gilliat. has performed = ieat IN
sailing. which. we think. has never been equalled'
She sailed from Honolulu Dec. 5. 1889 with a cargo
Of bone for New Bedford, and took a pilot of that
port. in ninety days from Honolulu, dIscharsed
cargo. proceeded TO Boston and loaded again for
NicoIaefskv. and arrived at De Castries Bay in III
days from Boston. via Cape Of Cool Hope proceeded
70 Petropoloyski, (Ka-siscn..ks,) and from thence
to Honolulu in u days, making her trip around the
world in less than eleven months, or sailing a DIS
tAn,e Of .Gout 1900 miles in 80 sailing days.
avera sinc Isl miles per day. This feat reflects
crvii. on Capt. Gilliat, as well As his bark.
THE QUEENS FAR-Her Majesty the Queen
hav.n NJ invited a large number Of ladies to meet her
a, the Palace On Friday forenoon, it was resolved
that the Fair in behalf Of the Queens Hospital
should be held on Thursday evening, Nov. ri, at
the Armory Of the Honolulu Rifles. Several com
miitees were appointed 70 attend 10 the details, and
from the spirit and energy with which the worG mas
been taken in hand, we fee justified in anticipating
the happieSt results. Contributors from the Islands
are respectfully requested 10 scnd in their articles TO
either Of the following i.dies. Committee OF Ar
engagements. Mrs. Alien, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs Brewer,
Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Ihos Brown, Miss Mchlooen
PcggHcslGH- -
Fine HoRsE-Tbe Comet brought down from San
Francisco two very superior horses, one for Prince
Lot and the ether fer Capt Stott. The former psr-
ticularly. is one Of the finest, if not the very finest,
morse we have ever had here. We understand It
COS, $500. -
TsRsoyAL-T. 7. Dougherty, Esq, late Deputy
United States Consul. has taken the room over DR..
Guillou's store, corner OF Merchant and haahumanu
streets. ' here his friends, (and their name is legiOn,)
can ind him DUNG the day.
= For list Of letters in the Post-ofice, see next
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THANKSGIVING OTICE

IN ACCORDANCE WITH SUGGESTIONS
from various sources. ;La; = general dsy q thanksgiving
might u observed throughout the E--G. and .- Consideration q
the lAt thac tt- Las: Thursday = November has been designated
a. the day q most Z nrt all. q the Jlitei states = : also BY
varslcS ecclesiastical bodies IN other lands: Notice : hereby
given that the Hawaiian Evangelical AsspclalrI have voted 70
observe the 2sch day q November u The U-eseu; year As a day
Of thanksgiving AMI praise . Almighty God f- A- multiplied
usrcies. temporal AMI spiritual. =ycenle! = the Inhabitants q
these islands ADD they hereby invite th= pastors and people
q tze several churches. bath native and foreign. on these
Islands. q unite 10 tn proper religious Observance Il -hst day
% TIA; Ken you'll praise the Lord fr lis goodness, and or
his wonderful works = the children OF men AID let them
sacrifice The sacrifices q Thanksgiving. and declare lis works
wiki rejoicing"
Z W CLARK, coun,u.
Z CUBWIN.
Honolulu. Nov. :. 1850. 1922;
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v~..~,. Expected from Foreign Ports

Az h.rs Frames Palmer. Pay, = eNpctsl % leave Saa Fran
cisco Nov. e-dr= Nov le 81
An brIs Jossphis<. >sou-. . due frum HAkeEs Island
Ilas hr< Mary Euen- Beuu-tf- would cave Portland ~ Hoo
hsiu OF sn-ire here Nov 20 To-
Ham hd- Csaour4A- Cahnhiey, sahud frurn BssUeThaVea
kurl n. wish a-.rtai ar-O - N=srs- H11schlA--er X
sa,>nhsrr- PIT nso Ko IN June SO rpars= >1het
axln fr his pn<- July 70
D.r;-s rFpC-r shsP Triton. Nielsen. SAH-i July -, from Liver
NO. S.sh u.~c o JzuHon. Green = Co
An .h,t,- Sarn- ELx- 1Uh-I arc E-t1u Jurc u. Nth ssscr~d
q NfTlm- = g. frr ~ I -. e
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Fz5g S.S FEASCISCo AND VICTuE-A-FEE ENNA ROCKS. Nov !
) c. SpadlnE-5O pigs spirits. loo g LoDiou jockey Club,
Er. = eighth casks Pln-L Cas-Ilau y Co.'S brandy. 9 9 mtse
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