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1861. FOR THE SPRING TRADE. 1861
NEW EDITIONS OF SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS.
A. M O r RI s, Publ s h er
Richmond, Virginia,

HAssranged with the authors for the joint publication Of The
following valuable Southern scoo Books to which he w ud
beg TO invite the attention Of Southern Merchants and Teachers
when selecting their books for the approaching Season
The seres OF School Readers prepared by Nebe Butler NJ,
Of Louisville Ky comprising
THE FIRST SCHOOL READER
THE SECOND SCHOOL READER.
THE THIkD SCHOOL READER.
THE FOURTH SCHOOL READER.
THE FIFTH SCHOOL READER
TUE SIXTH SCHOOL REkDER.
These readers surpess al Others
THE WORKS OF COL p H. sMITH, OF THE VIRGINIA MILL.
TARY INSTITUTE.
snih and Dukes American and Statistical Arithmetic, for
Academies snd Schools.
Smiths lgeorhThe fourth revised edition with large addition
ofprouscuous Examples BY g. Cucded adjunct Professor
Of ofMsthenstic In the Virginia Military Institute.
Smiths Bots Analytical Geometry; new revised edition,
adopted the state Of mathematical Instructions In the
Colleges OF the United States.
PROF. CRoZET's WORKS.
We and publish Crozets Arithmetic; an Arithmetic for
Colleges and Schools By Cau us CoEet late President Of JEFF
College louisiana principal Of the Richmond Academy and
formerly Professor of Engineering West Point One vol 2mo
bound Price SIC.
Introduction Crozes Arithmetic, being FIRST lessons in Arith.
metc for beginners. Price 25c
The shove books commend themselves the attention Of teach
es none better in th particular department. are published In
the country. mhl5
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VOLUME So.
RICHMOND WHIG.
Millinery FAIL TRADE. 1860.

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
prsgE to call attention ay removal rom No lo9 NAa
e-t the eoneto-s building No A4s VI an street. Al
- "sPOTsWOOD HCTEL,"
rsn sh and sh Streets where psspaeit 70 exhibit alafs
MILLINERY GOODS
- r-adynade Millinery Artcl.s han heretofore eoainS %
a. saw and Velvet 8ourcts, Bonnet Pumes, Ribbons frn
80 American FnEers Bridal Wreahs, Head Dresses Dress o.
80 Cans ant BrtAas Grape and Ncsn Collars and Sleeve 10
| C.ps HAS t.d Cozks Ruch-s and Tabs &C IN at -s
r-e-ton the general Millinery bushes, viii mAnt tc
-, t5 order ard NanLas, of knds Ia e latest IA h
viss t --a.onabe prlcel All orders v receive prompt
-l-.-..I Attention n T. BARTON,
a. 223 Msn Sc.
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TO THE TRADE.

~ llE llADE.
WE would call tAe attention merchants visiting the
W city large and selected stock Of DRUGS SH
MEDlCINFS PAINTS OIL, WINDOW GLASS, DYE NJ
STUFrS. PATENT HEDICINEs Ac., &c IA
Comprising In part Of
Alum, Ginger White
Aloes, Ginger African,
hnnsito, Glue.
Arsenic, Gum ArabI.,
Assairids, Indigo.
Alspce, Ink
Alcohol, Kerosens on
Blscilrg Loggood.
Blue sionei Lirseed on.
Birthstone, Made,
Burning Fluld Pepper
Brushes - All kinds, Red Wood,
CampNine, Sal sodl
Camphor, Pup. Carb. Soda,
oa-tos OF, seid.'z Powders
Gloves, Spanish Brown,
Coppers-, Spices. OF All kinds,
cream Tartar Venetian Red
Concentrated Lye, yarnihes,
Epscm Rats, White Leai
EFt LogVood, window Gl'ss OF various
Fasle, sizes.
Having lately re fitted with all the modern improve
nene o crying the buress enabled give the Ut
mos dfpaich all orders entrusted promising our indydu
| al attention. aided by competent assistants
JOHN r. GRAY, Druggist,
mhls No. l4i Main ST., Richmond. Va
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They too preferred to be deceived rather than to
sert the manbod which belongs to great viruous ma
tona necessity They hugged the paaverer and bough,
his goods and suffered themselves TO be oyerreached,
ad libitlm, both in trade aud politics
At length the coalition between the Abolitionsts-
fanatics at all but selsh vain nsolent people.
mounted on a hobbT, which lifts them into light and
living by means Of itderivng their profit and impor-
lance solely from lt-when these had become united
with the trading poticaus-and politics is the trade OF
least million of toe Northern people-a thriving
trade too attened by the spoils Of the South when
the hObbyrderS and the potcian-traderS had become
united they became too powerful even Tor the cunning
tradesman, who SO long he could keep the trade of
the South in his hands, did not straw for either
party. Failing to keep up appearsnees-no longer able
to Geude the South-the trade of the South gone-the
revenues torn from their hands-what follows but des-
peration among themg No,g the very traders chime in
with the politicians and abotionists and hoarsey cry to
war! UictjS Crush, conquer, subject; bring back
these provinces from which have hitherto cleaned
all the spois subdue them let them know that have
4 goyenment-itis is OGrS-We the country the gov
ernors, the ruling power-hey the subjects whom we
will suffer escape Us Our fat spols lost forever
Better war, pesencc, famine, anything, sooner than
lose that trade-without at least struggle-these
subjects out Of which, and whom we have grown to
prosperity wonderful than that Of Tyre and Car
thage, and Athens and Rome.
How, in an instant, the mask drops from all their
scowlng faces; how the clOven hoof shows at last how
~ S"e-' N-"NS' " 'I'Oi uPoH '4SiE usCel'iuI ups
What monsters have We been huggng to out bosoms .
In what foul hands did we coahde the keeping of our
liberties, And some OF these very individuals, now
eager for coercion were but few months ago groan-
ing with sore corscieuces over Union whose morals
their catbiog They anxious to be free of
its responsibilities And now, when we simply declare
purpose to relieve these hurt and suffering con-
sciences how the hea.hens rage They will now do
murder by the thousand rather than suffer the severance
OF this blessed Uuon They resolved TO keep their
conscisnces in state rather than suffer from empty
pockets.
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fro0 Mc Ut1ocId, 81 Cloud, Nina
II sre, have been troubled with the headache -
box Cehso PisO so that you may have them IL case !, an
sck. M A.
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BELLE vrrYov, ONO, Jan. l5.fssl

HFyRY sPLIDya, Esq., ' -'' 80 'oot'
Please nni incosea tvanfye cests fr rhI-h se,J ,.
box Of your cephaic Pills. 7hy n7, Ns GsfFlg IIr
car tried. '''Fs
Direct A d
Belle Vernon, Wyaadct o. O
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From ne ddeertise5i pyoridspe. r /
The Cephalic Pills said 70 be a remark .biv .FacI
for TIE headache, and one Of the very fo nat yeE
complaint which has ever been discovered ' ''''n'
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Eton nA E.,nrfrlr. Morh,n "a

from ne ks0nfrer, 6Orf5lt, IA.
Cephac Pills accomplish the object for which thay .-. -
Z Cure OF headache In all It's fornl. A'1
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Froz he Examiner, BOr6lE, "a
They have been tested in than thousand cAse, Win en-
tire '' '''' eH'
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From hs Western r. r. Ga's9s Czicaco N.
We heartily endorse Mr. spaldng and his unriysed b,
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EREsH SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES,.
10 arkns No. Goshen Butter
SO bbls snPerans Extra and Family Flour
IS bbls No. l v. O. Roe Eerrnss
q pkss No. Mackerel
y; EaeI'4 M psEy E Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
u received and for sal; nSIs SP s eT @ = f5%s oT cash. or
noi4 % and Main sts.
EMP PLASTET;.-255 tons Lump Plaster, on the
Il wharf and arve for sale in lots to salt chasers by
apo r. B. s0MERyHLE& c..
SUPPLY or TIE gSatis, taTEsr n1ss,r.,. mTsIc
T. Rival al Waltz ny ch. Is tiI,ls:,. CE, be Zoe
Is9 On The wl6d's PSnf SSsw'ng ny Webster Soc
Msid,ns Prayer wri'iea md adapted by J. welmore
cav.sa naD i, Saschpa Arranged for the rlaro by Jas
Js Jennie: d. srsys. Esxsong; ByJ.P; Webster pic
lA0 On the Sill Words By Buchanan Reid Music byv
Gentle Willie ward; Written by rr James Cooper. Composed by
The Harie, Lane Polka. By A. Armgth. 4Oc.
lie Fs:era6aTs City Guard Capt r May BY fodoio
The artists seho,iseh By James Bellak ;Oc
Un RalO MascherA Opera dc Verdi Soetune oansbe As
Lorena with variations By H o sieferL Zoe
~ UPERIOK OLD RYE WHsSKY.-iOO bbls pure
Sonntry aud Western Distilled Ry. Whisky For sale BY
Ornamental Cast Vases skies for sale low, At ii:
cbi.s Store Of srEBBIss, PULLEN co.
mh29 Corner Broad and OH st.
w 800 bb Western WHISKY celebrated brands, for sale
By apis LAG n DAVENPORT.
MULES. MCLEs AND HORsRs.-Ih have a.
~ q wss, ss; ssn S ksn1ssy % Ssssdy The
.Dd .nAro.s-t.o% 70 sys.n sd ~ q which 4. s
aIS:II J'ss H.ldsss Stables issIis ss.:s Nss.ssd VI
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Truly yours,
NM. @. FITTrp
frstLASrI, NICE, Jsr. Il, 1861.

Not long since sent 10 ynu for box of Carbsc pu, - a.,
cure Of the Nervous Headache and Cc7tiye and ree p
zane, and tey ma so good an t9cf f1ducd b sd nv
more. e''" JT
Please send BY return mail Direct TO
A. r. wHETLFR
| fI6lanti Mich.
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You will please send me Two boxes OF your Ce,t,r. pill
them Immediately. Respectfully yousr, ~
PsIAdro used one bon efyour Pt aaG mi ~ ,s,
eEL y '''" e''o'
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Especially who have become the victims Of solitary Vice that
dreadful and destructive habit which annually to an unme-
thousands Young Of the exalted and
brilliant intellect vho might otherwise have eniranced listening
with the thundes eoquence vaked TO ecstscy the
living Tyre, may call with full confidence.
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Mao a. lI- 1Nltlta- tN.Nt.
tAsH PUsCHAsEGs % dadi 20 their Interest to cal a
.-f-st-y stock before pu-cfssin-
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From p'' KaHdtnho Ta'ley STIR, Edna,rIa. IA
We that persons saaering with hesda he who
will stieE 10 th.m WV - 'A5
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Respectfully y-ur,.
". b. RILKEs.

REIsotrssUEG PaivztiV Co, oao.
January ., 1851
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ENDMOSD, DAVENPORT d co.. OFFER FOR
H. Sale tos landing,
Coll, sicily, Madeira Wines,
Hennessey Brandy in pipss and \, cash,
Vntags 1855 Ia bond,
Ppers Heidsick Wine,
Gu, Loaf Sugars.
Gunpnwder and BLACK Teas,
Java Cite,
London Mustard,
Porto Rico Sugar an, nd,1z1stsh,.s...
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VIII I u ~ " ~ = ~ - =
MARRIAGE

Married Persons Young Men contemplating marriage being
OF physical weakness organic debility deormies &c,
speedily cured.
He who places himself under the Of Dr. may regously
conad in his honor gentemsn and confidently rely upon his
rkl IA
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Mn. sPALDsG. ' wv y ''Oi'
wish you send more hex Of v5Yr cepb.u, prr >
hare TectiUed gredtdedL Of &eaf fftErD. F,-l. '''
Yours, pe.tfrlly,
MARY AM sTOIKHoCsg
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From ne Ad,erti..r. p,ori5.,..

II you sre have been troubled with u headache
box (CeFhslic Ps so that you may them n case an
sck. >" ~
From ne Ideertis,,i Pyorifspc. r
The Cephaic Pills SAID be a rer,q-k.tiv ,4..I-.
for e headsGhe ard one Of the best nat very eeb
complaint which has ever been d.acoyeted. '''''"'
From the Western r. r. Ga-sf,s, Czioqco N
We heartily endorse Mr. spadng and his unvsed nb.uo
Pills. = P"'n'
From @s RaHdtho TaHey Ssor, Ednarsa. IA
We are that persons saHeng hesda he who trvtb
will stcE TO them. - -7
From @s Southern Pan Fgnder. Ero 0rs.ras In
Try them you h, are sncd Gnd are sure that yorr ,e
tmony can sdded to the already has recsiy
ed benefits That no other medi'ine produce
From he 81. louis DsraocraL
The immense demand for te article (Cephae PnO /, rapIsv
lncrea6ng. '@P'IV
From ne GdEe1e, DdreHpors Iona
hr. spsing would connect his with An article Ia Al.
lot kHO,o 10 possess real merit. ~
Fror" he Adeertiser Proridence PL
The testimony their favor strong from the s., r.,p.s
bic quarters.
From ne Daily Ns,ss. BgtspeH FL
Cephaic Pills are taking the place ofaIl kinds.
From he Commercial BuRctiu. BosroH, Alal
Bald TO be very efheaeloGs for the headache.
'Frem he Commeeal, ciaoiarGti, OaS.
zaGEerlng humanity nov be relieved.
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or control it, and thus ~srasping the reinS OF power.
and disrcgardinE the rights. feelings or interests Of
both the native and foreign community, rode rough
shed over all who stood in his way.
His career at ihe islands was a short and stormy
one. He left "unwept, Unhouorei and unSung, and
has since been. up to the time OF his death, a wall
derer and an adventurer ever the earth. The debt
which he left behind him, ami TO which allGsioa Is
made, was created. 10y his being compelled TO pay
sundry notes OF hand, amounting to about two thou
sand dollars, which he had given 1t Washington
many years before, when engaged as Attorney IN coli
lecung a claim on the Generll-G0veTnmeut lie left
Washington and the notes behind him, anu when tire
holder Of them aScertained his whereabouts, he sent
them TO Honolulu FOR collection. The principal, whose
claim on the Government Rjcord had II part collect
ed, also sent hrs demand 10 a merchant N honolulu
for collection. Ricorl having first retained a. his
counsel the only two lawyers at the islands, contested
the claim IN court, and though the collection Of about
$4,000, WAS proved. he convinced the jury that hs
own fees an! expenses, covered the amount Collected
Had there been a person Of legal requirement to pro
secute the case, the result might have been different.
Such is the simple history of that debt and that
lawsuit, which has been 50 n~eedlessly exhumed by the
Rlcord euiOg'St. Simple Justice TO those whose names
have been 50 unnecessarily brought forward 10y him,
required the explanation. Among those who ven
turcl 20 oppose Records despotic acts and to expose his
true character, and TO whom illusions are made III
the article under notice, were some who have stood
firm and sIeadfast friends Of the Hawaiian Govern
ment in its darkest days. II it was proper or neces-
sary 10 eulogiSe him, it was neither necessary or
proper 10 cast imputatiOnS upon them. They may
have committed errors and acted unwiSely at times,
as who did not during th5t tempestuous era IN Island
history, bat their opposition TO Records acts arose
from an honest opinion that those acts were UNJUST
to themselves, prciudicial TO the peace of the cOmmu-
nifty, and to the best interests Of the government; anu
the result fully proved the correctness of their views:
But | viii leave the subject. | regret the necessity OF
abiding to it, and cannot conceive the object OF
Records eulogist for raking open the embers Of old
controversies that had been 50 long and 50 quietly
buried; and it was with reluctance that | felt obliged
to notice it, in correction of its errors, and in justice
10 those to whom it 50 needleSsly alluded.
MAlKELA.
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waifa from the Bay State.

wEsTBoRo', Mass, Sept. 5, 1861.
The fulsome p~anegyric in a recent number of the
Polynesian, upon the late John Ricord, once Attorney
General Of the Hawaiian Kingdom, would be simply
amusing to one'so familiar with the character and
career of that somewhat notorious individual, as was
your correspondent, but for the covert and injurious
reflections which that article casts upon some of the
truest friends Of the Hawaiian Government, and es-
pecially upon that distinguished b~enefactor of the
Hawaiian Nation, the late Chief Justice Lee, whose
loss, as was well expressed in the Resolutions of the
Privy Council, "neither the King nor his Council
can hope to repair The dead should rest in peace,
and it is worse than ~proftless to stir up the ashes of
past controversies. But when, as in this case, a
eulogy upon the dead is made the medium of unjust
imputations upon both dead and living, it is the in
judicious panegyrist who is responsible, IL in defense
Of the latter, our unwelcome, Digit is thrown upon
the former.
The history Of John Ricord would possess but III
tie interest for the body of the readers of the Com
merciqL. Nor is it worth while to recur at length to
his career at Honolulu, except to say, what l presume
even his eulogist, if he is familiar with the facts, will
not deny. that from the period of Capt. Cooks dis
covery Of the group, there never was an individual,
or a collection of individuals, who SO completely sue
ceeded in setting everybody by the ears, and keeping
the social and political system in hot water so
as this same John RECORD and this charm
ing state of efervescence and enlargement was kept
up until his departure from the kingdom, when har-
mouy was Mt once restored. Such q man may be Il
member of u community, but they who COM
pose that community are not apt to see it in that
Ricori was talented and ambitious, but despotic
unscrupulous. His whole life was q failure, be-
cause his talents were not controlled by a lofty prin-
ciple. He came to the islands at n juncture when
legal knowledge and talents were much needed,
aud his services were at once engaged by the govern
meut. No man ever had a fairer field for usefulness
Or well directed ambition, or a finer opportunity to
prove himself 4 public benefactor. than was thus
offered him. Had he used Alright the power and in
luence with which he was invested, he might have
become identified with the progress and prosperity of
the kingdom, and have closed his life among a CRATE
ful people. All classes and conditions,-o both ma
tives and foreigners, from the King to the humblest
subject, would have sincerely mourncd his loss and
united in grateful tributes to his memory. But his
nnscrupulous ambition aimed ut despotic power. He
leyised n system of government so complicated that
10 one in the kingdom hut himself could comprehend
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TAT the time the eulogy of the late John Ricord
appeared, some four months ago, in the PoIyne-
sian. there was a general expression of dissatisac-
ton, not TO say disgust with the article, based upon
the reputation which that gentleman had always had
among US. Most of his cotemporaries, familiar with
all the facts referred to by the PoiyReSjan, having
removed from among Us, it was difficult to make such
Il corr ect statement and reply as the writer's self
Mandatory p~anegyric demanded, and no notice was,
therefore, taken of it. The following, received from
one who resided here while Mr.. Ricord did, and who
had every opportunity to know the truth, will there
fore be read with interest
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IMPORTS.

From HtusrrG-rer Sahwin-e, Nov. 80 cases vinegar, 90
pkg sugar, 20 i.leS canvas. ! pkg coffee, : clSs and 4 Vrcis
sauil-s p halls. l7 cases- lGj bris- - d~eIuij'tus aIl l Prcl
mi-- . cases aud ) bales dry gp5--s 800 boxes, p baskets
ana 80 css-s -1, Il cas- ch--u-=-e. g c-sSs ale. 30 cas-s
ci-ret. ., cases wine, > cl.=- TaIer, : bale tFiu-, = cases eau de
c.JgIs- go pkgs iron. i g auI ! cass yellow metal. = hNs and
1 C !, sh9-s- = hSes md , : silks, ! Irci sample Of wool : boxes
and 5 cases SIniries. > casks hams ! case e.o;h, co h.ns-l cs
caf -sius- : cts-s All , c-Es hardware, Is crate. cr0ckeTyware.
q css<s ha!ossare, 10 ctes psrrlmeTy, l ca-k cheese, 10 eases
cigars, ! o cInc1iit-, y 9 saialery, S C hats, loo cans paint
oil. 70 Gas paints. . eas.- mirrors, 81 pkg corlage. 1899 boxes
1Rp-l G cards. III cas- aud bales dry goods, lOO.cs candles.
is -acks All. ; VI fE-iucSs- lease books, etc, g cases and !
eaeS pirate effects, ] bale mats 3casc mineral water, ! case
c!ot'.ing- ! box and ! pkg. cpntentSnot specified, 10 sheep
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shtr.' MaiI-
PoAT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
anKiyaLs.

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Loooo ba,- v,x.~-. so a, srDo Nh IL oNo bone
49,
- rEv-.u p,-h r.h ,.AHL p.
:, ISo o. NJ COR Ie1r -
--oLt., -, - .wu,.n T,he.- s-n x--,;-, oon
!, n GA 49, 100 tTo ~h . I'M -.
Coz - NJ 40 I,o- m I-.c
--nLrcn ri Ir- Cor~f vTrsrIr, n, O-J-f.t roo =
s;oo b-,ne .,as2n /: IalD VII II COO Irnr vova-s
800 oh. 500 bon.. on board.
-nat-, whb.r. p.n-, n,rbw,, rr,ro -hof-L On %,
san 80 ~ an 10 $500 IN =, ,Io ~ Ia a.,
h,,r $500. 90 an oo xh iaOoo I'm an $500
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PASSENGERS.


FuEEICS.
For SaS FEAScrsco-Fer sPe~lwen, Nov. ct II Paris, wife,
child and servant. Lieut. Reynolds. Sne and servant. A. Holden,
N-z IoLIcn, L - Hall, VIVA Read. John sheridan. Joe hcGins,
: II Lchteu-tsin, WIN johnson. George Walker. John c Scales,
Mrs. DOHi-u and child. d W Martin. james Kelly, " T Walker
and son. W Mifchell-24.
From HAHBUEG-T~r SchEingc. Nov. IL WieJke, wife ana
child.
For PAsSrSG's IsIAyD-Ter Narilda, Nov HI English and
= children, @ A Colin AMI and VIE, q " Brewster and wife.
COAsTwIsE.
From IIIo-peT Nctie Merrill. Nov 1s-Abert Heath. y F
Ny-. VI Bailey, II. Bessei, y - CIir, II Goodrich. j palCmo. r
kts"n, Aa Cornwall. joseph Au;han. Manuel silver. Charles
Smyth, Jno sIelosa, b scoUe, \ GIlarl-I5 cabin and 20 deck
passengers.
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DEPARTURES.

Nov. s-Am VIII bark Iaraeriane, Winsiow, for New Zealand
anil home e. e. {. III
sam wa Pacific, Hoxznd. for coast Chile and homo.
sam VIII bark EarnxsabSe, DrosTsun, for New Zealand
and Arctic
Sch 3ioikcid, SaPela, for Iahaipa and Kahului.
rAS-Sch Kanehamehs ~ Morse, for ports IA Kauai.
Sam shin Sp-cdweu, Smith, for san Francisco
Sch SrdswIhsue. Knhczra. for NawiIiwii and KOioa-
liam Nh ship California West, for New Zealand AMI
home La. -
I1-IaH sch NarilIa. -Copeiand. for Fanning's Island.
lI-Sch Kamoi, Shepherd. for LaaaIna and Kahuiui-
liam VIII ship Robots Edwards, Wood, for New Zaland
and home
Pam sh ship Callao. Fuller. for New Zealand & home
I2-Aa bark Phillip LIST, Cook for San Francisco
slz-ech fkksnlsohi, Narchant, for Konz and kau-
13-Am vh shin Adeifne, Barrier, for the Line and Arctic
13-ech aaaaokauat, Davis, for Lahaina, Kena and ksu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-11-14
VESSELS IN poRT-NOv. II.

Am bark Comet, Commodore Patty.
Am ship Harrison, -
Han brig SChwinEe, Kokeuulcr.
IIaw trading brig Hero, Meyer.
Am Mis-. brig Morning star, Gelcit.
wAALFRs.
Ship Reindeer. Rayu0r Bark Onward, Allen
UtheIlo, Kflmer Gratitu d Davis
Magnolia, Pierce Florida, Fish
Ocean Clark Nile Fish
Electra. Brown Cieone, Simmons
Oliver Croker. Cochran Alice. Bccbc
GOOrIseiurn, Fish Ontario, Poster
Eepub!ik, SsyeT (Brcm) Arab, Aiken
Gus.aye. GILES (Erench) BaSauza. Turner
Hf5ernia 81. Bumpus German, Lubbers, (Oh'g.
Milton, Ial<ey Benjamin Rush, hist.
Dark Martha ~. Daily overwhelmingly
Catherine, IiemPSteai Brig Victoria, Dauelsb.Tg
Planet, DaIlnan, QOidgJ Kohola, CCTen
Monmouth. Ornsby Comet, Wilhelm
Isaac HOWIand, Long i
whaIers. 81 Merchant vessels, 5; Coasters, D.
CoASTERs-Steamer, Net;ic Merrill Maria, Ka!rna and
Kalama-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-11-14
EXPORTS.

Pr SAS FEAScI-Cp-p.r Spced%er. Nov Go casks andes
f5i~- Is,2l3 CALLS whule OIL. Il casks C3321 caH>) si-r I'm oil,
l.O+s Rails I3sOiO H. Whalehoue. 20 brs nl.s~es. 1895 pigs
-it- &c Ga r-nH1Es, q rIse- candles, 60 bale [.O.a95 tbs) pun,
g bags fungus. > hHs beef 3 DO. pork. ! case nd~-. : pkgs effects.
: casks Il -JSI gallons. cUcpauut oil, ! boxes dried fish, 5 pkgs
household effects, case brandy. . cases gin
For -AS FEASCfsCo-p-r Philip /. No I-2S7 casks C.5i90
EaLlnsL sLaIe 81. y casks L.Ll5 saIlynsl sperm oil