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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-30

ESge There is a rumor that Gen. Caleb
Cushing will be sent to Ship Island to su-
persede General Phelps, receiving a COM
mission as Brigadier General. So says the
Boston Post
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR L A TX I y w A
Dec 7th, lS6l.-And now II i5 hereby ordete
aud directed by the Common Council OF the CITY %
Evansville that the owners of al lots parts E
lots fronting on or adjoining he east aide .
Fulton Avenue, from Seventh % Eighth street
in said City, cause a sidewalk II Ohss NO. = 70 !
laid down thereon within thirty days from Il
r. BUEKE. Clerk.
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Our Stock IS composed in part of The JotIo'0-
ing, to-ioa
200 cases Mems Grain Cav
airy Boots-1s, %, and
a inch Legs.
so cases Mems Gentleman's
Boots.
100 cases calf and p. calf do.
80 cases Negro Boots, Gil,
o 40, and O IA.
IS cases Boys and Gent. g
calf do.
so do Youths and Gent. g
calf do.
80 do Children's calf do.
Is do Mems Negro Brogans
Gil, 7-12, and Ola.
SO cases Mems Prime Wax
Brogans.
80 cases Mems calf and kip
BID Brogans.
10 cases Mems calf Scotch
Boots-Extra.
10 cases Mems best Plow
Shoes.
100 cases Women's kid, goat,
calf, and kip Boots.
10 cases WOmen's kid, calf,
and goat Balmoral Boots.
80 cases Misses kip, calf, kid,
and goat Boots.
10 cases Misses calf, goat,
and kid BalmoraI Boots.
90 cases Boys Prime Wax
Brogans, is, and 4-6.
30 cases Youths Prime Wax
do, 9-13.
80 cases Childs' calf, goat,
kid, and kip Boots.
6 cases Childs' goat and calf
BalmoraI Boots.
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SUBSCRIPTION rRECH FOB DAILY:
Delivered in the City per week. ..--..---...SO u
BY mail or IN toe City, per year On edSance) 90
FUR WEEKLY
By mail pev year, u gle ~
q" " club IF five 10 one address, %
ADFE RTISIEG-
For Teras see first pag=, tabular torn.
AGENTS:
This following gentlemen are our authorized
Agents 1r she places named:
pr guls-ou, Esafyi'- %aIricE Co.
John II lockwood. ii Q. Venom, Poscy CO.
john r. Daugherry, ilocEp ort, Spencer 6.
jams l.. TlaTuVur. fIipcetcu Gibson Go.
John Z. EGudy, EeWigte, Narricz Go.
d. Z Cr1-Ag- Ser, FarmcuV, FCaey o.
A. r.. WilkiIsous Cyut..i,sua
Frcslou Iat.otss eoseyF4uo Fosay CO.
r. IT. Crareu, regersburg. @i!.e CO.
FieG. tr4ut, Canal p. o.. WarTjck Go.
G.-'. Cavanaf, OweusvilIe, Gibson CO.
r.
O. J.. DIS ASSOCIATE EDITog
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RAILROAD RmOE1rrs.

DECEMBER IS.
8 bxs boots, Mackey, Henning Co; hhds Of
sugar, S E Gilbert & Co; ambulances aud Htters
complete, J L Orr, Q II 42nd Regiment Ind. Vols;
800 hogs heads, rs slaughtered hogs, Geo Foster &
Co.; 90 bushels wheat, Mills Z Co; 1913 BASH
els barley, Cook & Ricej slaughtered hogs, Fred
ron; "a SKIS bran, P Elliott; 80 bbls -four, W
III Altman & Co.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER 10 BHPAlH bIDE-WALA,
Dec. z, 1861 And now Il Is hereby ordered an
directed by the Common Council OF the City {
Evansville, that the oWuers OF an lots or parts
lots fronting on or adjoining the northeast Blas {
Fourth street, between Cheatnut and CherI
streets in said city, cause the sidewalks Ia tro1
thereof to be repaired within thirty days tro'
the publication OF this order
y. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks 0Glce, Dec -, 1861
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Dog Notice.

ELI PEaSOs9ss % HVs8AyN-G W@eFi
81 Within Pigeon township are notified to ca
AZ IA Office Of the Township Trustee, ON on beior
the Ist Cay Of Jauuary, 1907 and have their doB
Numbered, registered, aud licensed ~ conI0rmit
LAT reRuIar session. All dogs found within ga
toW hips nfler the apoFs IA e1 cay nor 90 nnie
here IL rexlsterei, and licensed, by tho law de
clare nuisances, and VIII be dealt sTith according
w n - "a LLLF AM
Trustes PigieOnIOwnship.
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READ & IAWRENCB.

Are now receiving their Third Stock of Boots and
Shoes this season. and are now prepared to show
the sama IL Is the largest and most complete
stsck of
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Cash Buyers f!

Our Stock as composed in part of the JoIIo'0-
ing, to-t0t
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CONFORMATION N0TTOE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.

49, onIcs. -. u. LII.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-01

IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS FROM FORTRESS MoNNoh
Al OF Gen Buffers movements ana arr'uSeWtu''
- r,r,rsss NIonr,s- look TO an advent upon Rich
mond from that quarter rtI the James ana lorA
River routs. These have been strongly ieruneu ny
the rebels. who it i well known are aoundantIy
supplied with artillery, and the advances 't the
Federal forces by those routes will certainly Re DIS,
uutei with much energy and effect. 1t Is surmise4
fv s-r,a however. that rs soon rs Gen. Scott l.
ready 10 crush fshmgni in the boa eons'Ht'or :
folds. he will order 81 first dash TO be E'ie NJ
Norfolk. take that and then push forward buue' :
column rft the Petersburg and NoUio.N railroad 10
Pe,er>tur-, which = directly south OF Richmond
and no, more than 81 miles distant hy the Iicn-
moni and Petersburg road. About l9,Uu1 a4di-
,ioual men have been ordered TO Fortress Monroe
which indicates q formidable movement from .nA'
quarter 60 be made soon and a glance at 4
GOOD railroad man will show ~ once the ielsloiity
Of the movement sketchei above. lis effect "cnid
be 10 entirely surround the Confederate army en- the
south and southeast and when Gen. Scott gets
them in such a position as this, It will not be
surprising IL he acceptSa great and decisive battle
before the capital OF Virginia, As IN alternative Of
an unconditional surrender,
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This coal. a. indeed all the coal o., which the State GeoIogist
has found Indications. belongs 10 the tertiary era u rock forma-
ton. and it, only objection Is the large per eentage Of water it
contains, rs shown above. The highest standard Or best Of btu
ninous coal probably contains only One-fOurth the quantity.
Some allowance must be made for the large amount % water in
the specimens examined, since, a. we have stated, they were
taken from near the surface But with this disadvantage, IL is
the opinion u the state GeolOgist that Mount DiablO coal will
prove in every way suitable for manufacturing, steamboat and
household purposes IL IL a better article than j. used by Mis-
sissippi steamboats,, and - nearly equai TO the products % the
newly discovered min-s in Iowa, from which 81 much il expected.
At present here are neither miners nor proper apparatus in
this country u take cut the coal, AMI the few tons which have
been tried ON the river boats have been delivered in such slack
and dirty condition as almost t0 unfit the article for use When
these defects are remsdied, and the coal put into the mar
ket in good Ouier. IL will effect a revolution in thu prices and
materials % steamboat and household fuel Already, we per-
cave, the price Of coal in san Francisco, which has ranged from
sixteen to t@enty-thTee dollars per ton, has gone down, the
Mount DiahiO companies having commenced TO send the pro-
duct 90 their mines TO that market. IL Is at present delivered at
the wharves of that city AZ six dollars per ton. Professor Whit
n=y IL ct opinion that ito can be delivered At four dollars, with n
handsome prUht % the minsrs-
The quantity Of coal consumed in California last year was
$1,000 tons, of which 1000 tons wa imported The whole
quantity can he furnished from the little tract within which
VaIuab.. workable veins have already been discovered. But
the demand and consumption will increase indefinitely, 50 that
there - no danger Of "a giut in the market. The present price
of Mount Dabic coal - about 81 a ton
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THE NIGER CoNTRAEANp oF WAR QUEsT.oS-
The old catch, which was 80 popular with clee singers
wears and years before OSsowatamie Brown had a
name III our history. runs something this wise
odd John Brown had a ltrle niccer-oue little mig
ger-twO little uigEers-three little ringers" The
last figure gives You the exact number Of niegers
which lately belonged 70 Col. Mallory. IN officer Of
the rebel troops near Fortress Monroe. One day re
Gently. these three 'c.lorei individuals" took il into
their heels so fee jo FORTRESS Monroe. where they
claimed the protection OF the United states Govern
msut. \ novel idea must have struck Gen. Butler
very torcihlv n that moment. for he j. es guick-wit-
ted IS be = brave, for he not only promptly acceiei
10 the request q she tu-tfyeS, bur, Iu order, doubt
less. thar they might not Zee. themselves tehalieu 70
Uncle sam, but earn their keeping, be set them ~
work il the trenches. and awaited, meanwhile. the
turn %: the event he did uut have 20 wajr long. for,
before the sun had gone down, a rebel officer with =
;a- ~ truce presented himself at THE fort, bringing
- demand from ;ae owner for the return O.: the run
Always Uee.rt t fu-l.jrt S.lr. .Er. Gen. Buffers
reply WAS already Oh his lips. He held the goods. he
said, a. "cyutTI-IDi OF war belonging 10 the
enemy, and had already set them 20 work. But, he
added, II Col. Mallory would come into the fort and
lake the oath Of allegiance To the United States, he
could have his property again. Here again, the
Massachusetts soldier hit the nail right on the head.
Claiming, - they have been for years. that negroes
are nothing but chatte'S, which the masters hold by
the same tenure rs they do their horses and asses.
the most stupid of the SeceSs,Cui>tS must comprehend
AT once the validity Of the Generals position. What
makes slaves particularly contrataud under existing
circumstances, ! the fact that gangs Of them have
been, and sriil are, employed in the construction Of
rebel batteries. anu even in shooting rebel guns.
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IA fF15FA5 - --.-s - <-osJ-r
against totals for the same time in 1860 of nine
vessels summing up l,l29 tons.
In the staples Of this kingdom, the imports for
the same time are COFFEE, "a ,974 lbs. FUNGUS,
lis bales MoLAssEs and SYRUP, sc, 0S4 gallons {;
Pull, 1910 bales; SALT, 3,l52 sacks SUGAR,
III ,9O4 lbs. All Of these are entered in the sta
tistics as coming from the Sandwich Islands.
As sugar is the most important of our staples,
we have collected Il few figures regarding it,
using the same statistics and the imports since
they were made into San Francisco, and the
exports from this ~ published in our own-papers.
The imports. then Is shown by the 4Ha'S stats
tics were for the six months, up 40 and including
the Mary EUeu's eargo-70 ,9OI lbs. The ex-
ports from this for the last thirty days, for San
Francisco, which comprise the hafhhen's, Com
cts, YGIkee's and SpeedreH's cargoes, amount to
6,I0j kegs and 3 1853 bags, equivalent to S3l 900
lbs, nearly 10 per cent. more than those of the
previous six months.
It may also be interesting to our producers to
know, rs near as we can estimate by the figures
before us, what have been the imports INTO San
Francisco a. compared with the estimated con-
sumption for one year by the markets that en-
pOrium supplies. We find it to be- as follows
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MEMORANDA.

ship I'm Baagsr. 81 tons. and -hip Roman. II. $50 tons,
both IttcIy arrived at New Bedford. have been Withdrawn from
the whaling business, AMI sold % p1rtr=- who will transfer them
90 the merchant service Price. &c not mai= public Both
sere toxed trUm New Eeiord III inst ~ tuE JIcSb Bel fr
New YORK, AMI IL - stated that they are % h. used - store
ships at AspinwaI-
Ship Wnt- {. Nys, Of New Bedford. has been ~vithfrawn from
the whaling business. AMI will hereafter b. emTI1yef in the
merchant service under command q Capt. Wm- WHITFIELD. who
has purchased an interest ia her.
BARK EHJy. 81 New Bedford, has been purchased ~ james
C. Esk=tsou, FOR $4,000, anil viii hereafter BE- empICysi in the
merchant service.
10 New Bedford. 18th inst, g. 4. Bourne sold az auction
I-l6th Of ship Hector as discharged from her last voyage, 10
L. A Ptummer, for IS and I-I5ch o. ship Niger, as discharg-
Ell from her Ia: voyage IN ,. z. shaw, FOR 81
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ARRIVALS.

July 25-Sch MoikeiSi. NapeIa, from KahuIui. with y bris mo
Iassss. 40 hays four. : cords wood, etc.
21-Sch kaiuna, Henry. from HlO and kaupakuea, with
II6 kegs AMI 80 mats sugar., - bis molasses-
gT-Sch Henry. Hivicrc. from Hlo, Hama and Lahsina.
with 10 cabin and 30 deck passengers
27-Sch Ncttie Merrill, BOrTss. from HHO, with go kegs
and so mats sugar, il bales pulu, , bags fungus,
and a lot % native freight
2s-S;eamer KiIauea, Berril, from Uindward Ports. with
2O4 kegs sugar, 30 head cattle, . horses. 50 sheep.
20 brS potatoes, ~ hides, IS pigs, ) rolls leather,
4bags fungus, : baEs horns, etc
2s-Sch Kamehamcha ". White, from KaIepolepO AMI
Bahoolaw., with 10 coris wood, 10 sheep, Is bales
wool
2s-sch Go-ahead, Clark, from MoOaa, with : coris wood
and lSkGs posts
g9-H. b. Ms steam sIoop Mutins, l. guns, Graham, 20
days from Panama
3o-Sch KAmoi. Shepherd, from Kahului and Lahains,
with 10 head cattle, IS bags -four. 8. bags harley.
II Kegs sugar. 10 brfs mOtlsses, : bags beans. tt
Of wheat, . cords wood. Passengers-Mr Unna,
aud 8 natives on deck.
30-Sch Noiwah5nc, Kuheana, FROM Saziii~ii, with 10
cords wool. % hrIs taiow, - hides, 50 goat skins,
bags fungus. 8 bags WOOL, l bullock, ! horses
desk passenger--
31-sch Old FeHo~, CandAge, from Hauaisi, with Is cords
wood.
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ABSENCE

For ksrss-l-r u13 F-l.a, Jolly 4s-fIa- Sla-1.- and .
cfiII-a. Nr- ! y Harvey. PC Jll-, 'ra- % EnesE.I- Jlls
FE.--sld- 4rl 60 humber uf'res Ia--I--E--
Fr1u Hrs-F-T N-tr- N-u.I, jus -7-Dr Wrtlar- and
IlIzltsr- 'ap- lla.4-asra aud -g-Ilr-u- So faai-r CPS
Jane Lutl-r --ser.lg-, o.. uL--.a- Nr it-r--'o cabin.
aLi - DEE. fa--ug-T.
From H.DEAsD P.Er--I@r Ka-ra. J.s ---pr-tgtt
CT Mill, Mr- HHs. Mr. ~l-r-. Sir lsrE.T- Nr-- HNIy. u
D.ckILssa- Z Nr-elL, Wm - Has. "m u HIu9Ll, ! "a Patty.
" CoruUel-l2 cabin, and 70 deck pl--slGar--
Fr WIsD~AlD PuEI--I-r ki.I-a- lIig aH-pruce l.
Rlu-ham-han=. Dr : = Ford, David h4hk-us. u VI Whitney.
: l. iHsYis, A I~ia-spcher, : Tuna, ) J iIai-tesG, " g Lane.
; g AI-u, ; - Dwight aud daughter, L Bnyd-lo cabin. auI
about IJ deck passenger
From kArN-Isr udI Fellow, July 5l-CaTt Luce, Mis- and
Master Luce, Mf-- Won PH-t-r. + 4 J0ne. = II Rockwell. Nr
NeSmau, AMI II deck pa-s-ugers-
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vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am. bark Comet. smith. you'll have san Fnsei.eo about july
2S-du- here Aug . t0 10.
An eHpr-r ship Moonlight. Br.cs. EauI lave slu Fuarseo
at-ut August !.
British lar. Th.uas Daniel, % sail f-u Ly-rraol 90 tL= -1-4
Jun, ~i-h an s--Hr-i cargo :. JtHJl- "r--u - 60.
Has schooner LhHiha- pliiari, frm N.R-tr'- lsIali-tI-
m al Au-u-r-
An bnzsHtl- Morning star. G--r, hra Her,a--a-ia-
af-gt sept g.
III Hanss-rsu urz S1hzin--. caps. Rasemgl-r. 80 t.as
eaps-ay. l-r Hlrzbu-- AFrI- tl 100 u--.-.i cargo O.
HsrEfld 4 Co
An clipper ship E,Il-s, Elr!-u. SAILED frm Is-t.u f- Homo
lul1 Nay l--. Url earESl.-Ir-I E-rCl-.--- o. a. Era@.r
8 Co--du- sept. ! o. o.
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all of which We're from Honolulu. These figures
show IL decrease from those Of 1860, the totals
IN that year being IA vessels Of ,4S4 tons. We
have been in the habit Of looking at the Society
Islands As old iogies, but their trade with the
commercial centre Of the Pacific has been in an
inverse ratio from ours, the same statistics set
ting forth the number Of arrivals as follows
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in which the rich can only indulge. We would deem
It all The more legitimately an object for impos'-
IL viii be noticed that the import OF Fungus
int, san Francisco has been but lis bales. The
~ I'D. So els. .--i.I. L.. .,,,rIa-sIv
-.
changed "ithih t- past l. H"!ll7' anu 'l J.
now shipped direct u China III the clippers
which --,r here %, -1,,. for U.u-EYu- TIN.
10
F-"I l''1 '' - ~ ""' '
I-r pound, At winch hEur- w" 81 our leading
Chinese houses. NeS~r~. Utai IS Ahe-. and Chung
,r. ,,-i.- - -I. .v..r- ,g No.
.,. -.
S'''''' Pr "HHuM' P-ES d iNI
At present. and serves c, keep that amount ot
money IN pa. country and in distribution uIucnr
b" ~ "
our circulation.
!. Va. ar. al-,ut cguy.r-inr- aIr vast. TAR,
anus NH'' 4's I'"''"'' We "'"1" sNe '"'
following a. the imports OF that article. tor SIX
months. into san Francisco Eastern. lOl ties.
IusI bbIs chin. n.t lbs I-O f45. Manila
mo-, Is as q-I Tho c,pspmrrion bv Chi
n,nsn : a,i,o,,e ~ w.r-irfIr,n.j Chimes.
,o.-.ban,s - y. o,. r,rr9 ,.- dow nor man
,yhicb f,r rho ca coo Cbiranen If, Calirorni,
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July 25-sch Odd Fellow, Candage, for Ha1alei.
2S-Sch keoni Ana, Bingham, for HAn1lsL-
25-Sch Mookai, kin1o. for Anahoa-
2S-Sch M0iseiki. Napela, for IAhain1 and kAhului-
2o-Sch Henry. Rfvfcrr, Tor LahainA and Hama
5O-Stsamer Kuaucs, Bernli. for IAhaina, kOua and other
sindwsrd ports.
30-sch Nett5e Merrill, BOrr-s, for Llhaina, KOhala and
uno.
30-Sch KaIun1. Henry. for Kolna. SawiE~iIi & waimea.
JO-Sch t--she1i. CLARK. for Notoaa-
3I-Scb N0iwahinr. buheaua, FOR \awihEili, kOaa and
Wamsl
aI-Sch Qurvn, Keyte, on a voyage Of discovery south.
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u We intended to have noticed the PoLyae-
sian S erratics on morals, Professionalism, English
IS. Hawaiian, &c, which have graced the two or
three last issues, but want of space has prevented
1t is just as well, however, for the editor has
evidently burnt his fingers, and is receiving such
a dressing from some severe correspondents, as
only Il government official can merit. As with a
whipt school-boy, we fear that the lesson will
not last long, however. But really, the govern
nent editors notions on tie salvation of the
kanaka race, which he is trying very hard to
consign to purgatory or some hot place adjoining
it, reminds us of the old Dutch lady, at Il reli-
gious meeting, who became very much concerned
for her soul, and went about signing and would
not be comforted. Upon being asked by the
minister what the matter was, she replied ::
-. That she could not read English, and she was
afraid the Lord couldn't understand Dutch
80 our conlrcre fears that the souls Of the natives
will all be damned unless they learn English.
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Honolulu, July 30, by Rev 4.
Bishop q II. Dossett. ESQ., N Miss Mary. second daughter ~
EaS-Tt Nch ibbin. ' %. q Hon1iuIu
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY, AUGUST /.
Hawaiian Islands and san Francisco Trade.

From the San Francisco Daily Alta of the Sth
and 9th instant, in which are published the Port
Statistics for the six months ending the Both
June, We find the following, which we extract
for the benefit of our readers. The arrivals
hence had been as follows:
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Notice.

1T \ MEETING OF LAHAiNA SUGAR
"A Cgmu.uv. Lelt az LaliIuA cen tlr ~ inst. II. DlCa-u-
SON was elected President; c. EEt1S. Secretary; and ?. II.
Traadxav. E-l.. Treasurer. Persons DESTROYS 0f Subscribing
for stock 10 -aaI company, sI please make application within
thirty days.
The treasurer vii be in Honolulu, with the Charter and By
Laws OF said company. next we-a. and may Dee seen ~ tie
,Aice OF W. G. Psrke. ESQ. e S. BARLOW.
f..ss.. T.I.- rstr .-r'- >-rrr 4rg
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Silks, etc.

A splendid assortment of SILK for dresses, latest styles.
A small assortment Of silk Nautllas,
White Cambria silk Haudkerchicfs,
Linen Cambria Handkcrchiefs,
Blk and fgd cold silk Crayats, Ties and Haudkerchiefs,
do do do Sewing six. do for Embroidery,
Assortment of Glove and Gaunuets, Of Kid, silk, buck and IisIe
thread,
latest styles,
Black silk Umbrellas,
Superior black Grape.
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- The steamer .lfltigc viii sail for Nancou-
yer's Island about Wednesday or Thursday next week,
a%Fyriing opportunity to forward letters to san
Francisco and the United States. via Victoria.
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Clothing, etc.

Blue Pilot Reedng Jackets,
Black Alpaccas and cloth coats and sacks.
Black and blue cloth Pants,
Assortment Of fine buckskiu Pants,
Assortment Of cotton Pants, white MarsciIle Vests,
Hickory Shirts. white cotton and fancy colored Shirts,
White cotton Shirts with linen and muslin bosoms,
Regatta Shirts,
Scarlet aud blue flannel Shirts,
SILK and fine lamlswool Undershirts,
Pink, white. brown. and fancy striped Undersh;rts,
Large assortment Of cotton and silk Socks and Stockings,
Superior gray and white meriuo Socks and Stockings,
SILK and cotton Elastic Suspenders,
Lasting Caters.
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= \ clipper ship i reported by foreigners +
have been seen passing the windward side Of hi
island on Monday noon, 18th Of July. 1t may have
been the Don Quiro's.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-01
LECTURE ON MALAYSIA!

NER. GIBSON. At THE RE-
vs. quest OF many residents % Honolulu, viii deliver a
course of three lectures on Malaysia: the first on Tuesday
Evening. July 80; the second on Thursday. August ]; and the
third viii be- announced At the close Of the second.
The following are a portion Of the topics To be discussed:
The Western Asi4tic origin ~ the Malay race.
Ancient intercourse with Nahays; % PhFniciaus, Greeks.
Arabs. Persiaus, and other nations
Malay migratIUUs. Cuuque-ts and Dominion
Diffusion Of the Malay tongue and dialects
Social life, remarkable position Of women, dress. marriage
ceremonies. hahitatpu-. &C
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Buddhism, ~Brshminism, and the
ancient iIDa;ry.
Marvellous ruins Of ancient religious edlhces.
Remarkable slpersut"us OF certain races
Portuguese discoveries. conquest, and dominion.
Frluci, Navier, Albuquerque, and GaiyaH-
Dutch conquest, and present policy. and Jurisdiction.
Present condition and resources Of the Malay Archipelago.
Coffee ia Java, pepper TO SCnttre, cloves i'm No.ucc8s, and
the various products and cultures of Malaysia.
The aGinijes between Malaysia and Polyue-ia-
The origin oC HaVaHaus traced by customs and comparative
phiIoiagy.
The subject tF-uu-lel, VIII Doe interpreted with details II .he
actual observation auI personal Incidents Of the lecturer IN the
Indian Isles
Single Admission, =: tor The course. =.
Tickets Co be- uh-t5u-t ~ Nr Whitney = Book store.
Honolulu. Jgy p 7-6i- -7o-2t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-01

LARGE MAxGo.-We have been favored with
mango from Mr.. Jno. Montgomery, which was grown
in MS garden. 1t is a fine sample Of this deliciou
fruit, measuring . inches in circumference, % inche
IN length, and weighs II ounces.