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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-11-21
EMORANDA

u Bark Yankee, Cax;On. reports-Lrft San Frsnei-co on
thursday evening. Oct. Il. and had Gains and thick FOX till next
day iei Tie land Nov. l. First seven days had light winds
from = ". to NV. Took the trades strong in Lat y and ar
the las, three days had strong breez-s. Made Cocoa Head Oct.
l5-l& lays passage.
II Steamer q ikGsea left Kauai On Saturday lac; At ! r. NJ
and had strong head winds and a heavy sea all the way came
into port on sunday evening a. 10 Pm. She sailed again next
dsy for Tlo and Other EindWari ports.
II Ship ZGrit.G. Puseleus. reports-Lef Sitka Oct Is trst
eight DAYS hal the wind strong from : ". to NE Lat SIS tn
so LNd two heavy gales one Of The men, while re-hng, fell
from the fore topsaiIyari on to the deck, aHd was killed.. TDos
the trades fr,.h in lat. 337. Arrived at Honolulu Nov. Il. Il
days from Siika.
II Brgt- Sheet 1HeAOT, Saysarl, reporis-L-r Auherni'
yancouver's Island, Oct. % had light winds first part Of the
passage, and was becalned l. days between lat. 40 ard 3O@-
Took tbs trades fresh in lat. go. Was &c days on the passage
down
II Brigt. Jos,phiHs, Stone, repnrts-sailed from Honolulu
Oct. 6, and arrived at Jarvis Island On the 18th. and at Bakers
Island on the 2sih. Len Nov. l for Howlani's island, and
sailed again same day for Honolulu. Had strong but variable
Kinds all the way made the passage in 10 days
II Bark Thomas Daniel, Alexander. repOrts-et Liver
pool June 70. Spoke the Mauakto Oct. - 100 days out from
Liverpool, bound to Guatemala. We were 20 days to the Horn,
and had very good weather rounl. Was 66 days to go :. in
the Atlantic; fram there to 30 2. in the Pacific, was 90 days,
and from thence 70 Honolulu so days. Experienced heavy faies
in lat. 6s=. Was as far as So Il W, hut was driven back
to 80 by heavy gales. On this side % the Line, in lat lO7,
pas-ed a small raft, nothing on il. Experienced no variahles
after crossing the Line. Sighted Hawaii Nov. Il, and came into
port on the Isth-1I3 days passage
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

,vS4-An vh ship Chas- W. Morgan. uamiIiou, FIN o;hOtss,
500 VII, LOCO bone, season, 200 an 5000 bn,
voyage isoo m. 900 bone, on bard
l&-sch odd fsaSs, Canizge, FROM p0rts On Kauai, with
100 brts b~ef, 100 brIs uoI4sses, 30 mats sugar.
cabin and q deck passSuges- .
H-Am vh ssnp Congress -, ~stranberg, from Hilo, before
lam 9TH bark Isabella, Tucker, from Lahains, before
reported, lay OF and Oh
1S-AH On ship Marengo, Eidridge, from HiIo, before re-
ported, lay OF and on.
1S-km al ship Navy, sArvent, I'm Hilo, before reported,
lay % and on ~
ls-Am LsisAntine sheet Anchor, sayward, % days from
Aie~rni VI, With 40 N n lumber, 80 tous coal,
% tons mdse, 50 brfs salmon. u II. Iiaekk-Id AZ Go.
L-Am bark Yankee, Ciaxtoa. II days fun San Francisco,
with merct>saise 20 wilcox. nirhards 4 Co.
16--Sch Moikeiki, Napeia, I'm Kahului aud Lahsina, with
60 bris saoi.ssys, bags fungus, and I p.sssnxers-
16-HaS Nh brig Aloha, Mammen, fp.n Ockoisk, loo sp,
500 Oh. 60oo bone, season and on board 30 VII,
It,euo bone, voyage
1Ssch HenEy, Riyiere- from Hama With q lot ava, S bris
pork, etc. and 20 deck passengers
E-kussian-America Co.'S ship Zartza, Fuseieus, Il
lt-. days f-sa siika, with 1850 barrels salmon to II.
Uackkid & Co.
l: An brig. Josephine, Stone, 10 days from Bakers
E-seh Noiv.hine, Kuheana, from Eoioa and NauiIiwili,
with Is hides, ~ goat skins. 3 bris tailoT, IL pigs,
h1rses, 10 cords WOOD, and AZ deck passengers
E-Seh Hannah, Antoine, from Laup2hoebor, Hama and
Labaina, vih IS bags pulu,, Is bags fungus, 50
sheep, lot AVA etc--l cabin and 6S pass-ngeis on
deck. -- A-I- ---
II-sseaner Knauea, Berril, from port, on Kauai.
la-Am Nh ship Rossczu, Greene, I'm OchUcsk, 1910 VII,
1900 bone, season 1900 VII, 22,OOo hn, voy age
l5oo VII, l4-o9o bone on board
la-Britisa tarx Thomas Daniel. Alexander, 143 days TN
Lsefpoot. WIN essorted merrhandlse to Janion,
Green q Co. Ps-ssenger-Thomas Heath
1o-Am oh ship Thomas Dickinson, Stewart, dom HIo,
beNre reported, hay "a and o.
1-sch Eamoi. shepherd, I'm Kahului and LAhaina- with
si2s bags four, 10 bris berf, Is head cattI-, 1 horses,
lot pigs cabin and 25 deck passeussEsL
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Nopv .SyARLING."-Th PolyneSidH disputes
the correctness of our fgIres, giving the quota"'"
Of the large sale of oil last week. We ootaiheu u
figures from Il party 10 The sale, who assures US 'nH'
q. the prices repoI ted are correct ; and wheh 'He
poyvDssi4B or its commercial " snappers up oil uh-
considered trides,'- undertake TO CONTRADICT our
statements. they shoui3 fud something better '"ah
..s,reet rumors >" to fan back on we shoatu h''
have noticed this, hut for the snarling' nngentle-
manly manner in which the matter was aIIuue" "
in the Polvnesian. Every journal is Liable &c ms
takes. as the following from the last issue Oh 'h"'
paper shows
Mon-iguor Nadi has just told the Catholic wora " n The
$4,000. 900 Catholics Of France have gwen m Two 3J e.. = ~"
600 sterling; Austria, with -oOoG'oCS an hJ -. rat.rl so
coucurlat. has Sent $4,000, while The 1Fs' Lave i""
F9ar b ,ns and seventy millions Of pounds sterling in two
xesrs nj what las become OF u,-ED. Pol
.Wbat has become of it," The blunder OF
.. four hundred and seventy millions which the
q" ED. Pol" appears to anxious to father. we can as
sure him, . has become a very prominent ooJee'
fer the public to gaze at.
The Theater has continued to draw full
houses. on every evening that it has been open during
the week. The benefit nights, however, are the occa-
sions. On Monday evening, the inimitable Sam
Wells made his bow, in genuine plantation style.
and if his tambourine didn't talk, Sam did. On
Friday, Mr.. w. NJ. Barker. the vocalist, whose exqui-
site performance of Robin Ruff is the admiration OF
our best musical judges, will take his benefit.
The YANKEE-This packet has hauled over to the
ship yard, and will receive q thorough repairing, re-
~ccppering and re- painting before sailing again She
will be ready to leave from the 10th to 10Th OF
December. --
SAN FnANCrsco ADs-Those ordering goods from
the coast, will do well to look over the advertise
ments of San Francisco Merchants on our fourth
page. -
y There were 43 vessels in port yesterday. in
clud:ng % whalers. There were also 20 vessels
alongside the wharves, including three at Robinson
s Co.'S. -
e See Advertisements under -fuctiOn head.
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PASSENGERS


FOEkTGN-
From SAN FRiScIsco-Per Yankee, Nov: l5-hiss Mary
Cartwright. II Bruins, wife and . children, Miss VI Johnson. Il
clifford. Theo Grubb. Chas KIunz. Theo Charter, J Baker, VIM
Herbert, J J smith, Vim CIin, b CIansey, Mr. Allen, Mr. Robert
III.
From ALBEESI, Wiper shce; Anchor, Nov l5-G Gurley,
Thomas Wheeler.
From BAKERS IsLASD-per Josephine, Nov. l7-Chares ii
Judd. wife, child and servant, Wm u Moore, one Chinanlan,
and ~ natives.
PROM srTKA-per Zaritza, Nov lT-CaPt Z Lndenberg, Capt
VI CIinkowstrUm-
For MELBoUKNE-per Nile, Nov 2o-nenry Nathan, Thomas
Wilkinson, Miss Alice Wilkinson, Miss lila keyte-
coASTwIsE-
For KlrAi-pcr K'iauea, Nov i+-Judge Robertson, III ;
Babcock. Master Thomas Hughes, aud - deck passengers.
From KlrGI-per Kitauea- Nov l7-Julge Robertson, ii ;
Bahcock, W ii Rice. Mr. Rogers. Mrs Rogers, Rev DIR Guliek,
Geo Ros., Nr ShuItz, Master Hughes, and 50 deck passengers.
For WIND WARD PoETs-per kilHuea. Nov ls-NrsC L MLls,
Mr. AIexani,r, Misses Anna and Emily Alexandt- Master Jas
AIexander, VI sss Harriet and Emily Baldwin, Henry baldwin,
Prince william Lanaiito. Miss Abbie johnson, Albert Lyons,
one other-l3 C. hin, and about 100 deck passengers.
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LAnAINA. November Doth. ISL

y" |-|'" LAHAINA, NONeHDer ZJth, IObI.
Mr.. EDITOR Lieut.. VIM. Reynolds and wife
whose departure on the SpeeitgeH you mentioned in
your paper of l4th inst, leave behind them q host
of friends, to mourn their absence and to wish them
q speedy, pleasant passage home.
1t is due to Lieut.. Reynolds to say, that upon the
srst news of hostilties in the United States, he for
warded TO Washington, by Pony Express, n request
that he might be recalled from his post of Naval
Store Keeper in Honolulu, to share such service in
the United States rs his impaired health would not
unfit him for, so that he might release some able
bodied officer for active duty.
After waiting impatiently several weeks, his or
ders have arrived, and he has risen from a sick bed,
as it were, to answer the call of his country, brav-
ing all the discomforts of the way, and the rigors of
fee.
God speed them on their way is the prayer OF
many friends II
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DEPARTURES.

Nov. BAN vh ship Electra. Brown, for coast q California
and home.
N-Steaaer Kilauea, B-rIn. for Kauai.
lS-sch Odd Fellow. Candzge. for HsnEiei.
= 1c-OEyeS Croker. Cochran, for New Zealand and home.
le-Sch Seffie Merrill, Borres, for Lahaina, H1o, add other
vinduard ports
1e-sch NotkeIki, Nzpeiz, for LAhsina and Kahuiui-
l7-Amw h ship Congress 81, strznbsrg, for coast q Cali
Hrniz and home
1s-Am wh ship Marengos Edrdge. for Westward and
japan
a. le-An win ship Adeine. Barber, for tie Line and Arctic.
l1-An VIII ship Navy, Sarvent, for Westward and Arctic.
3. ls-Am Vi bark Belle, Br En- for = speru-wb4se cruise
ADD home.
- ls-Am vh bark AEce. Be-be, for New ZEALAND and homn.
ls-Am VII bark florida. Fish, for Westward and Arctic
Is-Sch Henry, Riviere, for Lshains and Hama
la-Sch Aloiwahin-, kuheana, for Nzwilisili and koloa.
I9-Sch Hannah, Antoine, for Lahaiaa, Hlo, and other in
terneiilte ports
cargo OF oil
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ron OF LAHAx1JA.
ARRIVALS.

s-Am VIII bark Massachusetts, Green. from Ochotsk. SOC
b VIII 1000 bone, season is So. 600 VII, 76o0 bone,
voyage 600 VII, 1000 bone, on board.
- liam VIII bark Martha lt, Cornell, from Ochntsk, 400
VII. 5000 bone, season 30 sP. $500 wh, IL 1000 In,
voy age 400 VIII, 6OoO bone, on boarl.
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Enemies in War! in Peace Friends
UNION UNIoNI! UNION!!!
Attention. the First Hawaiian Cavalry /.

The members of the above company are hereby
~ notified 10 appear at the room of Protection Hook
%ECt r LADDER Co. No. l, on Monday evening, Nov. %, as
~ q O'Clock, to take into onsideTation the revival and
reorganization of said company, and al. officers and members
are most respectfully requested to present themselves on that
occasion and to report themselves to the commanding officer,
tc-t proper representation may he made to the War Depart
meni, which authorized them under their warrant to appear
and act as a body Of Cavalry TTopp>-and also other import
ant Business on hand. Punctual attendance is requested.
Per order OF c. w. Vincent, by request Of members
X. +. WAKEMAN, Orderly Sergeant.
N. b. Those wishing to become members of this Company
will please hand in their applications to c. W. Vincent or r.
+. Wakeman. 2S7-lt
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VESSELS IN PORT-NOy. 81.

Am bark Comet. Commodore Patty.
Am bark Yankee. Ga Nton.
EE.slau-Au. Cos slip ZartZa. Fuseieus.
EutsL bark Thomas Daniel. Alexander.
An bugt sheet Anchor, SaywarI-
An hri-t josephine, stone
An ship Harrison, -
Han. brg S-iEiuse. --
Has trading h.E Hero. Meyer
An Miss. brig Morning star. G-l-t.
wAALgE-.
Ship Rrindeer. Raynnr Barr Onward. A len
UthsIlp, Kulmer G1ut.Iie. Davis
Masu1Ea, Pierce C!-Ou-. Fin mons
God Return, Fi-h Ontario, Peter
R-pEbIE. Sey~r (BTemD Arab, AiA-n
Gustav. Gl.s fFrench) B1ssuzs. Turner
HH@ruia p. Bumpus German. Lubb-rs, (Oh'E,
Milton. Haley Bcujuuin Ru.h. tish
{. ". Morgan. Hamilton Monmouth. OrHsly
Ia-.-Nu. Greene overwhelmingly
Bark Martha 2i, Daily Rig Victoria, Dauslsbsrs
Catherine. Hampstead hohOi, Cor-en
Planet, iaiiman, fObi'g) Comet. Wilhelm
Isac Hnwiani. Long Aloha. Mamm~n
Whal-r-. Is Merchant vessels, 10; Coasters. 3.
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DEPARTURES.

Nov. lam VII bark Isabella, Tucker, To cruise Westward.
lam VII bark Cicero, Stiycrs, TO cruise Westward and
Ochot<k.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

The WnARvEs- During the past few weeks, the
shipping in port has crowded freely about the
wharves, leaving no berths unoccupied. On Mon
day, there were sixteen vessels lying at the Govern
ment Wharves, and four more waiting their turn to
come up. Notwithstanding our increased wharfage
accommodations, there would seem to be room for
still further extension. BY the way, We notice that
vessels, ayen smaller ones like the brig Sheet .4nchor.
cannot, when loaded, haul alongside the Esplanade
opposite the Coal Yards, for want Of sufficient depth
of water. We would suggest that the mud-digger be
set to work again to remedy this defect, and make our
wharves more available. The Esplanade will become
each year a more favorite place for the discharge OF
oil. lumber and coal, and its piers ought to be kept
so as to ~ccommOdate the trade. Although our
wharves are crowded only q few weeks in each year,
we ought to be prepared to meet the wants Of the
shipping at all times. The dredge is now lying idle,
and it would do it good to scrape off some of the rust
gathering on it.
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EVENING SALE-Another of those attractive sales,
where China and japan goods are offered at public ven-
due without reserve, and without regard to cost, comes
off on Friday evening, under the auspices of J. II.
Cole, Esq. Of course every body and his wife
will be there, for it is said to be the 'last chance
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PosTpoNFD.-The furniture sale at tbs residence
of A. X. Clark, Esq. advertised for Saturday, is
postponed till Monday. Nov. 25th.
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FOR REPREsESTATTvEs.-Agreeably to notice given
last week, a meeting was held on Tuesday evening,
Nov. 70, at the Courthouse. to nominate candida ties
for the election for Representatives, which occurs on
the first Monday in January. Mr.. VIM. Summer
presided and Mr.. IA acted as secretary. There were
about 200 present, mostly natives. The result of the
meeting was the selection of the following nominees
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For THE EAsT-The Comet, under command Of
Com. Patty, will sail on Saturday next. taking the
American and European mails. Files of the Com
.nsrciaI can be had at the counter for mailing.
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SAILORS HONE-The reports of the proceedings
and officers of this worthy institution, will be found
on our fourth page. We are glad to learn that the
Home is now free from all debt.
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HARD TINES AGAIN.-On Tuesday morning, the
sleeping room of Mr.. Tn. Davies at Waikiki, was en-
tered by burglars, and sundry valuabhes stolen
therefrom. Generally about the time the natives are
called on to pay taxes, we are called on to record fire.
quent burglaries. So keep Il lookout.
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FOR RENT.
A Tenant Wanted.

49, FOR TIE ROGERS house Water will
ss::; be let on and the place put in thorough repair.
III. q. z. JUDD,
Honolulu, Nov. p, 1861. 2S7-3m Guardian.
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A HARD PULL.-The steamer was thirty hours on
her last passage up from Kauai arriving at her dock
at 10 P. NJ. on Sunday night. On the passage to
Lahaina she also fell behind time, arriving at that
port a little before noon. On both passages she had
strong winds and currents to contend with.
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WEBSTER.
GODFREY RHODES.
j. KO
: = kAIAMA

r j. hOhOIh
5. Z. KALAMA.
Those printed in italics are on the regular ticket
nominated on the 9th. Other candidates we're named
at the meeting, but rejected. From present indica-
tons, there promises to be a vigorous contest between
the rival tickets. The only name that has received a
unanimous nomination from both meetings is that of
Vim. Webster, Esq, whose election will probably
meet with no opposition. The choice of the other
candidates on Tuesday was made with less unanimity.
To ARRIvE.-SeEeral vessels are looked from San
Francisco soon. Among them
Clipper ship Lotus, Leckie, to sail Nov. s to 10. Due Nov. Is.
Steamship Republic, Allen, to sail Nov. 10. Due Nov. IS.
Clipper ship Ed ige, to sail latter part Of Nov.
The ship Sea Serpent has probably gone past, as
she was to leave on the 4th. The steamship Repu6-
Tic is commanded by Capt. Allen. who visited our
port in the steamer Surprise some four months ago.
He is reported to have sold that vessel in China ut q
handsome profit, returned to San Francisco, and is
now taking out a second md larger steamer. The
stories about his being a secessionist and privateer,
are wholly unfounded, as all who know him person
ally can vouch.
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The reason why no list Of rates of charges for messages sen;
across the contineat by telegraph has yet been published, is
simply, that no arrangement has yet been made with the
authorities at the other end 81 the wire. The rates charged at
present will probably he changed at an early day-whether To be
increased or decreased, We cannot AFFIRM They are as follows:
From san Francisco TO st. Louis, for the first ten words, SIS
each additional word, a. cents
Form san Francisco To Chicago, for the first ten words, IS co:
for each additional word, so cents.
Form san Francisco to Cincinnati. for the first ten words, SIS
IS for each additional word, 81 cents.
From san Francisco to New York or Washington. for the first
ten words, SO - for eve-y additional word, 81 cents.
Frow San Francisco to Boston, for the first ten words, 81 for
each additional word, &C cents
The first ten words in each ease includes the place from which
the message u sent. the mouth and the day o. the month sew
orally. These use up three 81 the ten words-today they would
Z" October ooe, Of course "tEenty-ninth" twoi 'thirtirth" one.
Tn Russian Government is rapidly building a
telegraph line from st. Petersburg across Siberia
TO the mouth of the Amoor River. Al the latest
accounts 1t had been completed to the city of
Irkutsk, or about two-thirds of the distance
across the continent. When completed to the
mouth Of the AMOR, it will be continued on to
Bhering's Straits, thence to Sikta, and probably
on to Victoria, Vancouver's Island, thence to
Oregon City and San Francisco. At the rate the
work is now being pushed forward, all this will
be accomplished within two or three years.
Then London and St. Petersburg will be in direct
and instantaneous connection with San Francisco
and New York, rendering a telegraph across the
Ocean quite unnecessary.
How long it will be before our islands are con-
nected with the Old countries by telegraph is not
for us to say, but it Will be some time before
capitalists here will venture to risk laying for us
Il 1000 mile-cable at a cost of $500 a mile.
dream, if it has been dreamed, Will not pro-
hahlv he realized in Our readers dlv nor Ours
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ShIPs' Matts,

ShIPs' MaBts.
roa sAy FnASctsco-per Comet, Saturday.
foa LAEAIsA-p<r kAnaoi, tO-norrUw.
Pea KosA--per Steamer, Tuesday next
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HNRUSHED SUGAR.,
- Loaf Sugar,
Makee's No. 1 Sugar,
Mat Sugar.
The above Groceries are fresh and good stock, and selling at
prices to suit the times. Country orders filled satisfactorily
to the head Of Nuuanu Valley, or at the COcoanut grove and
Waikiki. if desired. A. ID. CARTWRIGHT
EIt Street, near Hotel Stree: 2ST-3m
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
Square, s.' |||YIg e & CI1 :

For professional and business cards, (in-
ludin. the Daily paper,) not exceeding
we lines, for II months, Slo-without
(epe:: so.
The privilege Of yearly advertisers is
tl.Ct.y limited TO their own immediate and
esG.ar business; and the business of an
G,rrsisirg :rm is not considered as inciu-
@il4y thn. of its individual members.
/ Advertisements published at Irregular
.ervals, 81 per square for each insertion.
Announcing candidates ;or "a District or
,.ts Office $40; for Parish Office, $40;
Ply o:fire, e1-to he pad III advance.
Al vs!tise!nentS i"r strangers or tran
len peyso>:,, t" bs paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
b. a specified time, will be inserted til
pgoiu, and payment e2ncted.
Marriages aud deaths will he published
i."~s obituaries, tributes ot respect, and
.:.-ca.i Invitations rs otter advertisements.
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rJ ew Drle Ans Cards.
- PUBLISHERS OI' Ne US
PAPERS,
F o + S a | G

l. r. Hoe a. Co.'S Patent Single
ylinder Printing Machine, bed
6x54, with Il ,lles and Roller Mould,
blnp.et in good running order, near
new. Cost $500 in Newly oIk.
rice sl6l0.
l. SIX to eight horsepower En-
[ne, with Indicator, Shatting, Pull
Us, Bands, k'lues, e.. in complete
lnning order. Cost entire $3.50.
rice S505.
1 Il. Hoe & Co.'S Bed and Platen
over Printing Machine, Isaac
dams PatenD Plateu 2Gx4C.
he best book press made: in per-
let running order for hand or steam
bwDr. Cost at the nanufacrury
R0Oo. Price Sl4OO.
l *. Hoe Il Cos Improved Gear
Standing Press. pIaten 32x42 ;,
brew 81 inches. Cost $3.50.
ficc S2i5. Together with about
h gross Press Boards for Double
sbval Book work. Cos,S2l per
loss, Price Sl5 per gross.
L IL. lloc " NI'. y looi lcSS.
'pst So; price S4l 80.
IR. Hoe g. Co.'S Hand Press,
Washington Patent, Imperial No. ] ).
b.en 21 1tx30. Cost $3.50. Price
s6o. Together with a Vibrating
distribute and rollers, which Cost
90. Price S25.
IL Noster Alligator Press. Prints
Tbs size of half sheet cap. Cost
100. Erice $500 In good run
hg order.
h Hugsle's Improved Printing En-
be-. Prints half sheet cap Cost
200. $3.50. In good running or
ALSO. 1000 lbs Agate, 5000 'hs Bre-
Dr., 20OOlbs Bour@oise, 1900 los
ing Primer. 1900 lbs Small Plea,
DO lbs Plea, 10000 lbs Fancy
Fpe, all kinds and sizes; 80 fonts
bod letter, all which will be sold
lots to suit purchasers.
Together with Imposing Stones
icss, Stands, Gases, Cabinets, Gal
b, Composing Sticks, Loads, Brass,
Do. Large Iron SSis, Wiiaer'a
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Patent (; Desk, Chairs, Tables, Gas
Fittings, and every article needed
about a first class newspaper estab-
lishment, any or all Of which can BE-
had at 30 per cent. discount, below
the original cost at the manufactory
When the present duty Of "a per
cent. on all goods Of this description
from the North is taken into consid-
Grafton, the advantages of this offer
will be readily perceived by pur-
chasers.
Apply to the type Foundry and
Paper Warehouse Of
GEO. III. VINTEN.,
No. 1Oj POy9ras Street, New Dr.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-06-04
d. d. O'BRIEN,
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