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Correspondence.
NV oRLrAx., Goth November, 1851

INV ORLEANS, 10Th November, 1861.
M1dame Leonid1s Polk, Nashville Tenn
DEAR MAnAN-I have the PLEASURE to enclose yoU
certificate Of deposit in the Citizens Bank Of
Louisiana for five hundred dollars, (s50O,) which
was sent to me by Mr.. VAlcour Aime. of the rarist
of ST. James, Louisiana, with instruction. to remit
to you for the benefit of the Ladies' Hospital OF
Nashville.
1t affords me great pleasure, Madam, to forward
this liberal donation, which, with those already
sent by Mr.. V. Anne and others from this city for
warded to your address by Mr.. ]. J. Hanna, no pc
will enable the ladies Of Nashville to carry gu
their benevolent and patriotic desire to relieve the
sick and wounded of our armies. = ,--.-r
Ihave the honor to be, dear Madam, your most
obedient servant, B. GARDERE,
Chairman Executive Committee Of the associstio ont
for the relief of the sick and wounded soldiers
NAsHv1Ls, Nov. sOth, 1861.
Mr.. R. GARDERa, New Orleans, La:
Dear Sir: Your letter of November goth. contain.
ing certificate of deposit in the Citizens Bank
Of Louisiana, for Five Hundred Dollars ($5OO) the
gift Of Mr.. VALCouE AE Of the Parish of ST. Jaraes
La was received this morning.
beg you will convey to the very liberal doner
the sincere thanks Of the ladies Of the "Ternes
see Hospital Association" and the assurance
that this and the other articles alluded to in your
letter not yet received) will to the beat of their
ability be applied to the relief Of our sick and suf
fering soldiers. a--....--.-. co.
Since the opening of the Hospitals under the
charge Of the ladies Of the Tennessee Hospital AS
Socih6en (NOv. ~ more than fifteen hundred pa
tents have been received, Of which number three
hundred have resumed their duties at Bowling
Green, " bile many others have been taken to pri-
Vate houses and private hospitals near the city,
leaving at this date one thousand in the Hospitals
under our care.
Very respectfully yours,
Mrs. LEoNIDLs Polk.
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KETTLES AND BARK MnLs.-Stock or sAltpeter
Kettles and Bark Mills for ISLE at
nov l. dim WooDs YEATXIS i Co.'S
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CURRY &, MARSHALL,

TNDERTAE ERs lat a. ouIreyS old Ind Union be-
tween Cherry and Summer sree GTs prepared 20 Gten
Funerals tines with wooden COINS, plain oolored
Metallic Burial Oaskets and Gases Of SIupeor quality
Manufactured kJH HsEShan Co.. IN this CITY Prices e e'
the times iuneSs-H
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shoe Tor sale.
1900 pair mems asserted BrOgans by ]. ".
WARD 4 Co. 80. ......s.. go
Purchasers will please call and examine them st
EVANS & Co. Oct 70 1861. DIFF
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Chairman Executive Committee Of the Assoeia-
tion'for the Relief of the Sick and Wounded Sol
diers, New Orleans, Louisiana.
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atore for Rent.

IRON the A Of January rsK the three ssTy hlss ts
noTtA side 81 Union street, bsHeen Oosss Chsrry,
ths h0uy College Ths passage leads =
kAnoe story, in SAsk u which bznsu dis
the Sh 10 esnductsd. Without
Of The bst in NASHVILLE, and veil Idspsd for fAny
EoSsiy dry sseds boots and SbosS, etc. Apply 70
A d. BERRY,
nov . d In at haoey 4 Hanilton'1.
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Mammoth Auction, Sale No. 8.
On
IaeSdRY and Wednesday,
DlcEMBBR 81 and 4iA.

BENJ. =. SHIELDS q COMPANY,
VETILL sell he 'TAds laTys and superior line Of Tsp
Wv dry EosdE boots shoes, tSipE the S5ntens sf
tNreS retail ssAbishzsL1 embracing gTsA
,isty Of Iupsrior and oeserable FordS,
This viii perhaps the best opportunity ofTsd 10 the
trade ParSaASe II goods Of the character
At aactios BAAJ AsHI1Lgs CO,
rev % "a Central Stores
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Notice TO Wool CaTders and Spinners.
II WISH TO EMPLOY GOOD WOOL CARDIR. Also, .
IL man that IL coed Wsol Spinner. AdirsEs
Nm. WRIGHT,
new - ~ .-.r..-.- GAllStin, Tennessee.
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f. COTTON YARNS.
VUEr RECEIVED and fer SALE At
1eVe9dR .--..
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NOSDAT, December 2, 1861.
be Senate met st O'Clock, Mr.. Speaker CHEAT
Y presiding and the Journal was read.
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For sale. Rent or Exchange.
- Pks, containing Of ICED isId we'll suite fer
Dairy GaIdening puIposhs set IN Clover and Tn shJ
veil WErsd sJmortGb dwelling cd huliiDgs, fences,
ershsrd as Appy to s. ". cOLE, sh-S NsshVis and
Chattanooga Railroad Usset. nov22-dln
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VI

l. Bark C,r,st. saith, reports-L~t san Francisco oct H.
az 10 A 81. thu first day cut, hal light hr-zs. f~m the vet
zzri u-Vt Fur day haI the sind light from NV oE me
III. had : vs. and wa hecalmed the nest day si-it~l Maui
On ;A- -StA Lash to ia The channel A. 10 PM, and arrived in
{ psr next day.
-P1aT ~ HtIH-Th- following vessels lave arrived 90 date
o. @s-Fabil-. smith. % =. T.. 100 w.. 5000 bone, -sa-9n-
55- -Sa5y.s str hgaI'5s 80 30 e iSS5
Tie Oliver Croker lay of and or. AMI isndel Cap; Wool. Of
late -hip Polar -:ar. who reports the l-- e A- mate. Mr..
IS I-"1- arT - L.a-'s rreE. hy The Up--trus - th= tgat ia the
-ur -ta- attempting % land 90 tie shore % the ucaY--..
C-pt Cochran reports hlviH- seen The CaEa1 fur days since,
h-lui o. HID .F0r report q ship spoken and heard from see
/ -hlIIal- LIT on ~ IaS--I
r. ship Wary >aFsau; a. HEp. rfa--s-~as tie Grt ~ha!=
in -- -a-iliH "a June -. AMI tb= las ~hal= >-pt s, gH the
North halls q BIZ ShlE-ar - t1s nur sha.-- this -'a-1n-
<Aieh maize =fptr-. lot --y-ulI xaaIes- wa-oE Ay.a SeTt.
l. CRUISING fr right Whale struck one and lot him, the -'rap
having parted f-m the iron. sept. -, John kennedy. a sea-
man. fl from abr and died in ts-lty-s@v=u hours AFTER De
belonged o. Toronto, Canada West, auI VA, about - years -
a--. Cane through ihs 4gth pa--4ge oct IL. Pound morei ice
th' s-asou than usual Pas--ib - the Kurls Islands Arrived
a; HE0 Oct -.
l. Bark Elsetrr, Brown, rerar-wa- oG Hazy Island
Nay 10, lat 80 y. ~her- ~ took one sperm whale from
th-ae- ~e -=a; % Mount FarEea,h~r. Took four whales up 10
June 10 Arrived On the Arctic July T. TOOK -S to"heais.
fur night whales iL- -=as1u- Lat tire Arctic sept J., and lad
gyI ~-ail=r all the xay down.
u Hawaiian brig KoAoE4, C0rs-n, ep0u-Le PlOger Bay
Ia; % s@pt, ant It tE- Catherine with about 1000 hrs- soon
o. lave fr the Islands also the Coral, with 800 or coo Urs.
Hal god weather all the cruise, and saw q good many whales
in the Arctic the latter part u the season, in lat o. to IS y,
Ipuz. I.Os u ia ". Took three whales thia season, about
500 brlsJ Carried away our main topsad-yarI in lat. 80 y.
during a heavy -quaH- Reports the Martha, Daily, s=pt. j,
zth so bri. and heard she tgok . ~hale. after that
II BARK Paejfc, IiOwlauI, reI1r--Cui--I in the OchY;sk
50 went through thu isth passage Mag j., AMI found plenty
Office in the latitude - 49,. Was jammsd ia the ice, in COM
pauy with several other ships, until the oh ofJune, but saw no
whales. July, cruised OF the west coast % Ram,cha;ka in the
latitude 81 81 %, for right whale Jaw q Few, Tut they were
very Wild. August, went TO the sonh end u the SEA. hut Jaw
nothing September, cruisei Of the JOh passage, saw quite 4
number Of whales, bot the weather wa very rough. Left the
Ocho,sk first Of October had light winds and pleasant weather
on the passage down. one Of our -.anen named George Staples,
had MS leg broke by a whale, but he has quite recovered from
the accident.
u a column Of whaling reports has been unayoidably
crowded on. this week.
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SIN FRANCISCO M4RKEr.

By ;he Comet, our aiyice- arr to the l2ih inst Business .
reported rs lively. and thu market maintained a healthy tone.
sales Of Hawaiian produce had been made a. follows:
COFTEE-The transactions have been unimPortaut for ten days
past Holders are firm in their pretensiOns- 1900 lbs. Sand
~ieh Island. ex Comet. SOLD AZ lie ia bond.
Mol ASSES ASD STEUP-1he transactions of the week have
been exceedingly meagre. The sales are loo brls :. l., in two
equal Iarr-I-, ut 2c az PC.
PULU-The importAiiOu- ex Comet are upwards Of $50 bales.
Sold IN m-Iiately upon arrival at lie z 10
sCGsk-Ihe markets for both raw and crushed are well sus
tanned The Lotus, at hand 5 ~ write. adds To- our already
large sock Of China upwards % 1000 bales. We note sales
IFS haE-bris ;. l. IOc: 100 kegs choice do, lie 50 haf-brls,
private 100 do. loo a lie.
ExcBAsGE-On the East is unsettled, and will probably drop
down o. 4 "a ~ per cent premium for sight bills
FKgIc HTs-Ship Sea Serpent, 1881 tons. fT HOnSkOng, $1,000.
Ship MIgnef, I+6 tons, has been laid GA for that place.
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VIEW BEDFORD OIL MARKEr-se9t. 16.

SPERx oII--There = considerable demand for Sperm oil, hut
thu firm ness % holders limits the sales, which have been confined
partly tp small bts recently arrived. The transactions include
1869 bbis in parceis-sOO bbls for export at a price not tran=pir-
Ell, and 16S do for manufacturing. NJ 81 2OIl 20, according to
quality, as folOwsf-To bbts At 81 ~, Is DO at 81 ~ $50 do
two btsJ NJ 81 -. and 90 do at 81 20. The stock now ~ hand
in the C un,ry - about - 1000 bbIs, ami the quantity to arrive
this year will not probably exceed 1900 bbls-
wHsLE Ou--Thrrr j. n steady demand for Whalr Oil, but
the views Of buyers arr generally below those % holders, and
sales art mostly in small bots. The sales amount to a6i5 hlis-
We quDse .-19OO hbls nj n price not transpired, AMI 100 do
dark At IOc fr export. To the TRADE, 30 bbls n &c. loo do At
{Jc, 800 DO dark NJ ale. 100 do black at 35M Zoe, anl 81 do
blackGsl ne 47c also. so bbts good Northern AZ n price not
tran-ptrtd. This market Gloss with further inquiry In Pal
mouth, W. karn % slts % 600 bbls at I5c-
wHsLEBoSE-The market for Bone has been brisk the past
week, t3 purchases being male on speculation. The sales
embrace u 900 h at prices a. follow for Arctic, 1Oc OchOtsk
and Sort.we~t, G5A6sc. and South Sea, Soc
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NOTICE

The above advertisement appeared in the Cam. 8iuertiser
Of July Ilth, and a I have at different times stated to iuquir-
ing friends the facts and circumstances attending Mr.. J 7.
Warehouses; recent assignment, and a those facts and cTcum-
stances are in my opinion Numerically opposed TO the state
ments in the above advertisement, and which statements, il cor
rect, would appear to convict me Of ~falsehooi, I beg to say.
for the information Of whom II may concern, and in justice TO
myself, that TWO distinct offers WsTs Da0as 70 the creditors by
neither Of which 81 pu'ated for OF mentioned the ultimate pay
ment Of one hundred cents on the dollar.
The first ofer made 20 MS creditors at a meeting at the
Office Of Jauiou. Green & Co. was Of fifty cents on the dollar. 70
be guaranteed by Mr.. Dickinson, in notes at two, four. SIX and
The second otter l took down in writing at the time, and il
was put to the meeting in due form in the shape Of a motion by
Mr.. WyIie; the following is a literal copy OF ny note made at
the time, and read to the meeting:
Moved by Mr.. WyHie. en- behalf Of Mr.. Watsrhouse, that
understands To- he the following: Mr.. Waterhou-e 20 he leI in
the management Of the goods. he giving to each creditor his
ei-h, months, which note Mr.. DicAinson engages TO endorse
sutjec, TO the understanding 'Iat Nr. Taterhpuse gives to each
two and four months after the fifty cents on the dollar are paid,
the property To remain pn account u the creditors - security
for the payment Of both"
This motion was lost. and an assignment ~as then proposed
when Mr.. Warehouse observed. thst h. q course Away con
auce. If he could. Mr.. HaCkfed observed, that A~ considered
the neral Obligation 10 pay, II he could rNsigt under any CIR
should give ms note containing q moral obligation To pay the
final balance as soon as possible
None of these propositions. however. seemed TO meet the
views Of the creditors, and an assignment was ultimately h.rgrd
L.. the result 81 which a. IS nJ,.r'ols' hS EN- hF=l9
space II three months. received hacS from the a--iEue~s q very
bEs-5..n,s -,rrIu. after n. vtu- all his debts and the expenses
above referred 90. he real "A statement. drawn up by himself 49,
,frr,--nc his I,bflir.es Al s5-a... ana his assets AT S37.sgJ.
ably expected to yield much more than fifty cents on the dollar
II nj. .tg,r,,-1t ot Crts then b. correct. what can d" \ Cred
lar was ever made by him CIr. WaterhoUse) - his creditors as
q composiuln. ana mat 10 If2p'L9gn va srgsgm lL p ~
stipulafc for me ultimate ply7g.Htof oH' hg1tfrsa ctHtSoH
re a0Uu. fn lf has ~fsathprv'-
F-a1r sH.- Mo va Az. 4 AHNL...-a
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-l%r1 -s"-lb
The aserase % tn arrivals thus Tar t~,rluiHHs : sp-ra ~AaieTs
AMI ono tad~rl 6 slbbs. Oh AMI s4O H-. bone. Ehirh j. a
decided improvements Oh last y-srs reports at this date. -
far, ~ I-srn % very fs l-riieut- o. thu f-et- AMI -he r-Ptir-
ca ~haIer- prumi-- - b. unusually light
MEEcHAsrNEy-The ship No9alight arrived on the 2I,h,
anchored IN tn roDi., toos % a large shipment q fungus
C3Lss Ibs-J and sailed again On the 2ssh Tor China On the
18th. the brig Tia,audSa arrived, discharged cargo ard sait7I
for Japan on the 18Th The regular packet Comsf arrived on
the 9Th with the Eastern mails, a large hei-ht sDd passenger
LIST
The SpessssH +. a; her berth 4, market wharf taking in oil
from the bark Paeise, which i shipped with through bill 0:
Lsiins % Se- Bedford via san Francisco Sh- vii -. 90 Early
next week The PhihD Let and Hqrri.oa are also taking in
oil 70 - ~ the s4me route % home ports.
FEEcHTs-Th. only whabeIs ~e hear q At present. up fr oil
on freight Tor Eastern ports, are theb bark fire, ofC-s. Electra
and Ontario. The rate fr OIL - namei At &c. per gallon. with
out Tumage, BY ~haIers direct to Eastern part-, and : AMI :!
with prlEagr, va san Francisco, ami Ic- per h. FOR bone and
ivory.
In market quotations, Fe observe inersa.ei funn@--, induced
BY the demand for supplies hr the shipping ia port.
sCsAE-smau SAILS, at : ~ %. supply lmitei.
McLassEs-So sales br export. Held at - a nc
Hf0Es-Dgll az 8 q S!e.
GOAr sxIxs-g2 a ~.
PsryrsroSs-Ameuean beef $I5i Am. pork, s2Oi Hawaiian
beef, $40 a $40.
wALErs T~gzTH-Therr have been considerable transactions
I'm iyyry, hut AZ priyase rate. W quote 20 a &c a. the mar
ket value.
PrLr-So sales noticed. Large shipments will be made on
0=ns-s account by the packets nov on the berth.
Ex-HASCE-whagers drafts are as yet unsettled We hear Of
engagements br fr.t class sHd0r,sd bills a, 5 per cent. discount.
Ten per cent. di-eoaA; Is probably the best quotation that can
be IA ned.
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PAsSENG ERS


From ssy FEAsCIsco-Per Comet. Oct IA Caliwel, L.
= Cons1I- wife. ) children AMI servant, + I DOIzherty. 81 :
K,bencf. J 70 Athertou. DrJ VI smith &C Wiehert- Chss Derby,
a. II Evans and ~R-. Miss Carrie Howard. : A Wells and wife.
william Barker. Walter Bray. u II Eirnoni-, p II Harvey X 4
fdmonds- Steeagy-Lewis We'll, Thos Henry, VI Hogan IL
Wisch. Chas CerouOn. T Hunter
from sIS PE.ScIsco-per Moonlight, Oct. 2i-Cap; Stot;,
Chas Bstfwin-
COA-TgtsE.
PR FuarEA, Oct 21-FUm HGtELI His Majesty the King.
prio..e " William LunahlO. Peter Young Kaeu. Isaac Davis frUm
Masf !. Mr. Geo Robin-on, Miss Victoria Robinson, y r s4yre,
and 100 deck passenger
For ryIsDwAKD POETs-per Klauea- Oct @s-Hs Majesty
che Kin. PRIMO W .IEsm LuIliiiI. Peter fuuuE haro. Isaac
Dayi-. Cant Laba-tc. r SparSc<- q Chase ; g Willis, y y
.syre' m y GreenvsiI. ~ a. ErI, Iut s-rytnf-i: cabin, 1n1
,boat TO terE pI.--Iesr-
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

NEW L. s. CoNsUL~-By the Comet, arrived Alfred
Caldwell, Esq, the newly appointed T.. s. Consul Mt
this place. He brings his wife and family with him.
Mr.. Caldwell is n native of Wheeling, Va, and has
been n lawyer of eminence and extensive practice
in the loyal portion of the " Old Dominion and the
Mother of Presidents" Although we would gladly
claim him as a brother of the quill, yet as We are in
formed he has never been connected with the press,
as that accurate Journal, the P0IyHeSiqn, stated in its
last issue. The appointments of Purveyors and
Physician Of the Hospital. which are in his gift, have
not yet been made public. The American residents,
in taking leave of J. A. Parker, Esq, the late incum-
bent, cannot but bear witness TO the impartial and
gentlemanly manner in which he has always dis
charged the duties of the honorable and highly i'm
portant office Of a United States Consul, and wish
him a safe and pleasant return to Virginia the State
Of his nativity and residence. 4
CURIosITIEs-Honolulu, on the arrival Of the
whaling feet, can show more curiosities, marine
especially, than any other place on the habitable globe.
Last week we chronicled the antediluyian tusks from
the Arctic. ex Sea Hitch. At Messrs. Hoffschlaeger
& Stapenhorst's are tusks 81 feet long, received by
the TIctori1. We saw " one of the fshes,'' the
other day, in possession Of the learned naturalist,
DR.. Hoffman,, which would make Agassiz's eyes Wa
ter, and our own private collection has been en-
riched by the present Of = Mulgrave Islanders fish
hook. made from the beautiful pearl shell, with
which that group of islands abOunds.
The CoURT.-His Majesty paid Honolulu n visit
in the KIiausa, arriving on Sunday morning, and
returned TO Kailua. via Hawaihae. on Monday eve
ming. On arriving. he was received at the landing
by the Honolulu Rifles. under the command Of
Capt. J. II. Brown, and both on his arrival and de-
plrture, received a royal salute.
WHALEMES's SHIP Lrsr.-One week has made a
vast change in the appearance Of our harbor. rs the
marine record in another column will show. On our
fourth page. We exhibit tine full reports of the North
ern fleet, embracing with several sperm whaers. a
rotal Of 50 vessels. all Of which are reported hu; :
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rs.

C. 2g-Sch Kaiuna, Henry. for Lahaina and HlO-
Sch kamot, Shepherd. for LahaIuI aud Kahului-
.a-Sch Maria. CanIter. Tor p1rts on Kauai.
2e-sch Nettie Merrill, Borrrs, for Lahaiua, Hiio, and other
wnIxari ports
9s-S,earisr KIaGea, Berrir. for Lalaina, HIo, and other
winIwluI ports
21-Am brig TimanIra, Turner. fr Japan.
.Y-PeruvEln ship P~tFouila, CompSiOnra, fr Canlo-
2S-Am VII bark GeucrlI scott, Iiununs, for cast Chile
AMI home.
Sch K-kauIuohi. Narchart. Gr KonI AMI KIu-
Sch Noikeiki, Napeil, for IahAiua and Kshului-
2g-Sch NauuokaWai. Davis, for Lahaina and kOfa-
3C-sch Hannah. Antoine, for Lahaina, M0I1kai x Kohall-
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CLAEK-In Honolulu. Thursday morning, Oct. 81, Harriet E.
wife 81 Alvah X. Clark, Esd, aged % years and 5 months-
Funeral services will take place At the residence, on Beretania
street, this afternoon at ! O'Clock.
CLANTOS-In san Francisco. Oct. 6, u enlargement Of the
heart, Mrs. Harriet Augusta CIaxtOn, aged 30 years. wife Uf
Capt. ClaxtOn, Of the bark Yankee.
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HAPPENS MoNrnIY.-The issue for September Of
this sterling serial is received, and abounds in the
choicest Of reading. The first article, STAFFORD
uy01-.4rou, richly illustrated as it Is, will doubtless
b. read with interest by those who are familiar with
the scenery Of the county Of Warwickshire. The
q" Eiitor's Drawer" too, is as rich, sharp in Wit,
aRi iull Of fun. as ever.
The Weekly also comes overlooking with illus
tra,ions Of the war which Is now agitnting every
state. county, city and town Of the Union. by ref
ereuce 70 our advertising columns, It will be seen.
that a club lis; Is open at the bookstore for these
publications. At the home rates. Including -fuerican
postage. The price q each Of these periodicals,
supplied here by express. Is -.
The Scientific american can also be obtained on
the same terms rs the above periodicals, if sub
scribei for early. No mechanic ought to be without
the ). \. -
SAN FRANCISCO HAREoR A. 4 WHALING GROUND.
A forty barrel cow humpback was captured just
previous to the sailing of the Comet, in San Fran
cisco Harbor. The person who bought her Of the
captors and placed her on exhibition, has Jared as
badly rs the man who had an elephant presented to
him. having been prosecuted before the police court,
and fined. for having q nuisance on his premises.
NEARLY DUE-The clipper-ship Sea Serpent, was
to leave San Francisco about the 22i inst. for China,
to touch at this port. She ought to arrive by Sun
lA- nov
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DIR. HosTETTER,s STOMACH BITTERs.

The operation Of this palatable remedy upon the stomach, and
eNcretory organs is singularly soothing and conservative. II
forms yields to its control and invigoratnE properties. and it is
recommended to mothers, enfeehled by the cares and duties OF
maternity, as the safest and best tonic they can possibly use.
In all the crises Of female life it will be found emincntly useful,
from ordinary timulations.-Sod by all Druggists and Dealers
everywhere. 2SElm
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Orr ORR PoEr-The brig -Hlry Ellen, Capt.
Bennett. formerly running between this place and
Portland Oregon. arrived here on Tuesday. II days
from Puget Sound, and sailed again for Shanghae.
She has on board l5O. 600 #. W. Lumber.
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JAPAN AGAIN The brig Ti8iaHfra. en- r0ufs for
Japan, came into port on Friday last. discharged
5000 lbs walrus teeth, aud sailed again for Kama
gawa, on Tuesday. She is a fine vessel. and in our
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EXPORTS.

For HoSGKoSG-per Moonlight, oct 25-G ca-es mdse, 2ls7
H. bichc-dr-mcr, - boxes soap. 10 casks ale. l box specie.
ls2.9IJJ $50 bags fungus, C53,63s fbs) Total vaiue-S2.3j+ %.
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BICHE be MER-The Moonlight took away to
Hongkong, the first shipment Of this highly savory
and much admired edible, according to Chinese no
tions, ever made from these islands. Success to
such industries, which add to the true wealth Of
Hawaii. Utai * Ahee are the pioneers in this COM
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-10-31
AKRIED.
DIED.

the residence Of the brides father,
Rev a Bishop. Nuuanu Valley, Honolulu, by Rev. :. {. Damon,
Hermann Hillrbrlnd, Esq, to Mi-s Jane +. Bishop.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-10-31

AN OLD ACoUAINTANCE.-T. Templeton Dougherty,
Esq, who for many years was connected with the
L. s. Consulate at this port, returned in the Comet,
after 4 visit 10 the Unitel Sfntes.
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HONOLULU INSTRUMENTATION I:
The Members Of this noble Institution are particularly re-
quested to attend the REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING, to
be held at their Han, TOMORROW EFENING, Friday,
Nov. l. Please don't forget. Per Order:
ALEXANDER BOLSTER,
2S4--t Secretary II. I. Y.