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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-05-09
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIy

May 2-Seh Jeanette. RaIama. from Mako. with 10 natives.
2->ch Eekauuuli, Narehaut. from Ktu and Koua. with
Il bales puiu- : bales and l. bags fungus. ) hides.
500 cWat SKINS. ~ bunches bananas. 1000 cU-ua-
mus. GOO oranges. 10 hOEs-jI natives on deck.
Am harkrntin~ Constitution. Poster. 80 days fruui
Terkalet AMI PuEt Townsend. Pas-eusrr-H II
sawyer
Sch kamoi, Milne. from kahului and LlhainI. with
- bales Inv. 2 pays aud u bTs beef : pcS -caut-
ling. 10 koa boards, y bags oats. 30 bags Hour. I
pile hrvsooi- 8 hills goat skins, - hides. / horse.
l. bags beans = brs taHJw, 8 chee-s-. butter.
hog. sheep. etc. Pa--eueers-W = Bailey. SamT
Carter, one other. aud - natives on decs.
+-Sch NokeiSe- Shepherd, from Kahului. with : cords
wood, . bales hay. ; bags fungus. 10 hides. y guat
-kius, > bbs beef. > iucsrts egg, - pk-s chicken
feed-lO native passengers
SSteaIuer kilfuea, Berril, from winiwaui Ports. with
81 head cattle, g sheep, = bales wool, and a large
quantity 81 ether freight.
Sch kaTrrhausha ", BerSIsy. from Lahaiua anil
other port on Mani. with so thecp, l. bales wool
and : mamaui posts
6-Iiaw- brig MARY Ellen, Henurtt- - days from Bakers
Bay, Columbia River. via Hto-
Am clipper ship Back Hawk. Bower-, - day from
san Francisco. on route fr Bakers island.
Sch NoiNahiue. kuhs1na, from NavHiWiH. with -
KEGS sugar. l. bales WOOL. Il, c1ris wo-i. I buIl1-a,
AMI 20 deck passengers.
sch old Yellow, CandH--. from KoIoa- with COS Kegs
and l+ mats SUGAR, 1aS pigs mola.-es. J keg but
ter Passeuger-E b Neville. Mr. Hayward. Miss
AMI = Masters Bpuf. Master : PoSuc. Master
WIGHT, and : natives on DICK
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NEsIORANDA.

u Am harsentine Constitution, Foster, rpOrt,-L-t the
TeesaIst NIL on "Wednesday, April I'd. AMI anchored - Port
Townsend the same night about : 4 NJ next morning, wa
struck by heavy squsIL, in which We lost an anchor ami about
iOo ttihoms % chain, hut escaped without any further b.. Or
damage Lsft Port Townsend on tn 1Oth, aud passed tie
CAPE on the I2,h- Had very light WINS all heway ium y ".
20 y y tH within two days sail q the stands T0ok tIe trade.
mesh in lat II 20 v, bong IjG= 20 ". on THURSDAY. May I
r: ~ VI AMI arrived NJ Honolulu on the 81
p Has- brig Mary Ellen, Bennett reports-Len Bakers
by, Columbia River. April Is Was detained there - days
through hrad WINS and Gains EXPERIENCED light breeze, al
the passage town Encountered = heayy gale % the bar pre-
siou- 10 entering Columbia River, during which w. bst a boat.
rouehsi at HiIS on Friday, - inst. left there ou sunday, At
II A. VI. af arrived az HonaIu'u On tn Cth.
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Ay Am. hiP SP~-i~er. Green, for san Francisco.
Ssh MolDSai. kiulo. fr Llh1iua and Hama. T. Maui
Ssh Jrauuette, kaiama. or NaHko. East Maui.
I>ch kcnui Ana, Kapuahi, fr Lshsina AMI other wind
~ari ports
Am sh ship John HoxtanI, WheIden. for Arctic
An VII sh4p Lancaster. Russell, sperm whaling AMI
home.
Ieh KekauIuohi, Marcfsnt, fr Lahaina, Roua and
kau.
@Haw. sch Emma Ro,ke, Wilbur, nr PrtrupoIaski. the
Amor anil OShsT Ru-ssu ports, on a trading
crul-r.
Sch Kamp. weth~rhy. fr LaiEuua and RahliuI-
Ssh Nokrs-. Sh-ph~uI. mr kahuIuI.
s-Sch kamriamrhI ~, B@ckI~y. Tor LAhIiul and IA
lrp0irIp-
Sch Ioi~ahiHr, kuhelna. fT NaxiixiI AMI KoIoa-
Am clip ia Biek fIl~E, Bo~ers. Tor Bakers Island.
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ELalE-Ofc alcer = ;e carEs@ DriGcc q U- stomach. Capt.
jas D. Blair, 80 Ls plantation, Austin, Texas. March =. ls5l.
Capt. Blair aas well known 10 THIS Community, having for
some year been q prominent membe- q cur lar. He zane %
the Islands 90 ISL Iracu-uE his profession until 1888. when be
returned o. tie -l--ss. and. having married. settled IN Texas.
lie again came O, Honolulu IL 1859, but. after DIe GEAR. was
Obliged % r-II4ul-h Dis practice On account - TIE painful
disease Nhirh has row proved mortal lie was q man ~ uur.r-
iu- industry and zeal Zoo h- protection, having tie entire con-
hd-nce q the public. and h= enjoyed "A lucrative practice. Had
his hea1ti been sufficient be would have attained and held =
high rank i4 his calling His sickness Wa long and extremely
painful, but sa- borne with patience and quiet i,rttUIe.
Though not surprised 20 hear % his Heath. ye, the event causes.
among his friends here, a feeling of personal los and regret.
lie leaves o. mourn BIZ loss q -liY. AMI infant son.
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IMPORTS.

From TEu4LE--r- Constitution. Nay 30 s--a-s. and
81 ks-- brandy, - bh- -four. 2sZ5-5 f-t lumber. i@5 picket,
@2Dyr Lths. ~. " shiugI---
Fru PCErL .Nu. OEsyS-p-r May Eil-r. May 90 bv-
f+SJ- ~ rzvy hr=l1. : sacks 90 u. -Al1I-r-- . ae-- 80
II hams. ~ bTs -four, = cases 90 r. -arI- 90 u -l.a-.--,
81 VI e .1msr-
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sly FRANCISCO uIRkET.

~FLOCE-D-cinul -t-s 40 g - n a. ~
sr.AE-sai-s "a J., Fret q4a-ty- - = 90 China, 40 J..
"a ~ 81 Elst-m crushed. lis.
AoLaa2--a-s % = h-i- = g. 90 tL- Isth Ilt-. pr.ate-
-hLr-s- T. none .1 first LanG-- tarm-l I-lt.- sIJ e t1l.
LrNsEE--al-- Puget ~.glt. - tn elrz1- SIS.
PursTDz-Daf crDp-- 30 9 bag rev crop - = hls
AFrLAs-Ih- Lst 1f "a. ss4-.l. are reported I'D % o. ~ l5e.
PuLr-MaFast L-tsIy --ucsel-lominal q lie.
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vc--ri- Expected from Foreign PORT.

An slipper clip L.---- L.c.5-. aa- b -lI from -.u Fr-ae.r
April ~. 90 rl-E % H.l.sl.1- sI r.ut- Er Caua-
Aa bar. C.u=- -lEa- s4ll- leave -il Frala-1. about Eas
I5-I4- May -
Am clipper ED EatG-l- EErIe.E. va at.er---t o. sail from
Ia-1I fr H.a.44.-. probably aflut Nay j..
An lru Jl--pa1-- -t.l-- i-m Bak-r- Is-alF. SOM
rarz-H-l- Jenny Farl. Hl1r-. araa Pat -.--I- .rl
l-4.er-L1- at.-. th- -ud ~ May.
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SEsEEDFoRD on uIRKET-YareA .

s~rEHN-Thsrs = s1m- inquiry Gr sperm, bat the market IS
without Transactions since COR l4st.
WHALE-las Le-n % god irmanI o. manufacturing AMI
the s-I-s iaciGI~ ~ bbl-- iu parcels -. 4I1ts--lJ bl.-
a. - CENTS Zs-D bile a. - o. 80 czats. AMI ~ d5. iar. ~
~ cents per CALM. che market ck-ing Ert f1rh-r inquiry.
WHsLzHOSE-SIIes lZsyD Ihs OchotsS u 70 cent. aEI 4rJ
DO. az = ceul---S. o. ShippiH1 L2t-
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Fr - Fs.sr-Tp-rr -p-s.~sH- May - .E- rE1
gall -f-ru OBJ - F.-- <511.- -tl-I -.a'r n. % biz -lssf
r. -ha-H1T=. = uar- r-7+ r.. puI- 81 ss- .1s-l-s 20.
-uEar. - ha-- --..a--. To- r.-- 'S-J- gale. -ln.----. -,--
f--F y 4aIf Hr- sTrHg~rF- - melons. = la--- lr-4-. = Joe
-rur4 1 Eag -uerle. rggYEr aJ.
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pASSENGER>.

FHE-.sr-
Pr =Ax FEAss-rn-@r ~g=-IF-L Nfv 2-Cau- --f. N--
Anna -tatt. e. q Williams. b-r Bate. lla-= H.vsr.. f-l IS
Proctor, G-, l. P4r..I-. WU - War;. John Witt.
..t-IHr-E
from Hr-laAsr iHar---r h-lI"a- May 5-Ees - q
ID rutu. zf- ami . rlllr-a. slice EuImt M4I. Paul GIuer-
j rs smith. = = Eu-T-gl. T. LIT Prank -p-ar.r. " J. smith.
> 2 par.-r = -isr- John Blrsa-. n Ifesl-Ha- I-arg =
within. Ni-rsrJ j Wl--~rlG--. Henry Parker - , jordan.
AMI about rs t-ee re--a--r.
Frm HiLo-fer MAY L.=a, May Cap, Tlom.s Spencer,
Ch1- = -Telc-r-
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>hsy-' Mails.

FoR ssS FRASct-CC-per Yankee. about MAY Is.
FOR MiCRpSEsTt-Per Morning star, on Friday p. VI.
tOR HILO-per Ncttie Merrill, Friday or Saturday.
fuR L6nAISA-per Setti- Merrill. do. do
FOk kArsf-per OH Fellow, to-day.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

ROAD SUrERvIsoR.-It Is reported that Capt. Geo.
u. Luce has been appointed road supervisor for
Oahu. No official announcement Of it has yet been
given, hut the appointment, if made, viii be heartily
approved. He has the opportunity TO effect great
improvement in our roads, il ae applies himself to
the work with the attention which it demands. The
road tax Is ample, when properly applied, to give
us good roads. Some system. however, ought to be
adopted and carried out; for all parts of the island
DO not req uire the same labor expended on the roads,
while near the city greater necessity exists for
smooth and easy thoroughfares. II has Teen said
Of old. that the stage Of civilization a country has
arrived at, may be judged Of by its roads. For
tuuately for Us there are exceptions TO all general
rules. Our newly appointed Road Supervisor
can civilize Us in no small degree, if he chooses.
y correspondent requests that we direct his
efforts " to the Improvement Of Liljha street, which
has lain in rs primitive state for several years,
in fact since it was first opened; the banks Of the old
kalo patches still crossing the road, so rs in wet
weather TO De impossible for any wheeled convey
ance. and at some risk even in the driest spells" The
improvement would not be a local one, for we notice
on reference to the tax lis,, that there are one hun
drei pleasure carriages in use in our city. the own
5rs Of which would surely take advantage Of "a drive,
which would be the most pleasant Of any in the
neighborhooi. But the residents on Lilihl street.
have a strong claim, having furnished their labor
and taxes for the improvement Of other parts Of our
town, for several years, with but little or no advan-
tage TO themselves. \ good road, macadamizcl as
it should be, would require a large amount Of labor,
but a. our harbor is in good order. and the water
works, nearly completed, it Is TO be hoped that the
labor Of the prisoners will be employed, for q few
months at least. in the Improvement Of the roads and
streets leading out Of the city.
peruse the admirable letter Of our Westboro CORES
on the State Of the Union. 1t Will give, per-
hap~, a better idea Of the position of political affairs at
the time it was written than anything We could fur
nish. The Pony news confirms the worst anticipatious.
and We must settle down 10 the stern fact that civil
exists in the United States. The sword once
Drawn, viii pro baby not be shel,hei till the vexei
slavery question, which has brought on the agitation,
on a some other basis than it does at present.
From OREGON BY the brig .Uayy Ellen, we
received late files from Portland. The Oreg9-
1iau j. now issued daily a well as weekly. We no
ice also that the name Of Mr.. Dryer is withdrawn .
that paper, with which be has for several years
connected. -
STRANGERS FRIFND SocIETy-This society, will
its next regular monthly meeting, at Lieut..
reynolds residence. in Bere'snil Street. Thursday.
Law 10th. lucxt week.
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BORN.
DIED.

In Br-=eH, FEB l. TO the ~s Of Gustav c, Neea~rs, I'd
q s8u.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL!

lust RECEIV ED Ex ORIENTAL. YAM
- zee and NIARCELLAs
Yorkshire Hams,
Yorkshire Bacon.
Oregon smoked Bacon,
Oregon smoked Hams,
Boston sugar cured Hams,
Smoked Salmon.
Fresh Cal. Salmon, ), II ID tins
California Cheese,
Fresh Carolina Rice,
Fresh Dried Apples.
For sale by T2jS-tf :. SAVIDGE.
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FROM OREGON By the brig .U15y Ellen, we
have received late files from Portland. The Oreg0-
MAN j. now issued ialy a well rs weekly. Sc no.
tce also that the name Of Mr.. Dryer is withdrawn
from that paper, with which be has for several years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

H,HE ACTIVE AND eosonAAi MEMsERs or WASH.
ngton Engine company NO ~ requested 70 NEE. at
the 1.gte house, tuesday,, april at O'Clock T. NJ.
funeral late brother member, John Qann,
without further
DANIEL CROWLEY, Foreman
WILLIAM BURKLE secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

eO ELDalDGE STREET MADAME wIDGER CLAIR
w voyan, and gifted Spanish LADY, unveils The mysteries
Of fuuris love- marriage, absent friends sickness
scrbcs medicine f,r all diseases tells husky NUMBERS pp
perry lost Va stolen, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE ISL
w 90 ye see Mis- WELLINGTON the great English ro-
pnetss we oet ot az and cannot BE- exceed
susu pesohy or ~ ever on AL affairs % lice.
ing law suits journeys, absent friends love canrsbn
rage, health wealth, aud who viii reclaim drunken IA m
faithful hun bands Mise W. " the only person in ,is
who has the genuine Ronan aud Arabian a ans Tor love
5000 luck anu I'll business ahas and srantccs FOR lie
Delay not 10 consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
lazy Lucky numbers given highly respectable cty 80.
renes sp he seen a. her residence lO Sixth avenue op
posite Eighth stIeet
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DEAUTIFuL ACE FOR sALE-vERS CaEAe, NE AR
ID the city by frequent trains ground handsomely Arrsng
ed splendid views abundance OF fruit shruboety &C al IN
the best Of order -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

L'oR SALE OR TO RENr-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR
nbed the elegant four story brown House No s5
FIFTH avenue between Thirty fifth and Thirty streets
II In 2rW ee In excellent order, and
dern improvements Also for sale 70 rent furnished
scious stone House and - OF Ground Bedford
~eslchester county beautifully situated. For full parcu
lars apply TO Il. III. LUDLOW co. No 3 Pine street.
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plUDeON RIVER RArLROAD-F0R ALBANY AND
IL Troy connecting with trains North and WcstTrains
leayes-
axress, and \ a n, and 7;2s5, p'T An and $500
Roy and Albany with sleep 1913 NJ Sundays inclu
poasss S train zo A sX NJ 1880 and AIS P n
peck.hilI Train, $50 fM b1PM
Sing sing train, 3:s5 aud s30 aod sa5 r NJ
rarrytown train, $40 p. N. 7:ioPM.
A r. SMITH, Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD EXCURSION TICKETS
III 10 and from New York, and all stations south and
Including Hudson sold At greatly reduced Tic cts to
md from Peek % and stations north 10 Hudson good for
two days, sod ticket Offices only.
W. A. y. SMITH, Superintendent.
ArEw YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany and Troy connecting with the New YORK
Central Railroad for all points Vest Southwest and south
west: aiso the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rut
and Burlington Plasburg Rouse's Point ogdens6urg and
FROM TRYoS row, NEAR cIrr IRON TWENTY sxrm STREET
Epress train A. NJ and 1904: n. and i4s P. N. and
s.sOP M l025 A N.
Express mail train, 10 A m.
for W,iiiamsbidge white Plains Croton Fails and all
local trains ace table 7ocock A. express train
leaves Albany every Sunday morning
JOHN BURCHILI Assistant Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

LNoR SALk-IHE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF
~ the Philadelphia House. l33 and LIS fourth street,
BROOKLYN d. the lease has four years III
Of May next ANY gentleman calling E. /. TGUKEn a.
BROOKLYN - - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

EUROPEAN HOSPITAL PRACTICE, At 6G BROAD
~ way, up stairs, by DIR. LARMONT. There are eight
Offices 80 that patients do not meet Those stance
cured by mail and express privately His Paris London aud
New York Medical adviser and Guide, sold by
renee NO vesey street Ross Tousey I2l Nassau street.
New York. and Peterson s6 Chestnut Philadelphia
for o. guard snst the nfestng his aud otler
cities. Calce hours A. NJ. to6 r and7 20 r. ".
IhnrndaYs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

UoBOkbs,,A FINE AND NEARLY NEW THEE
story and basement brick House for sale very On sp IN
oarden street between sxh aud seventh streets gas and
water In price 800 let's for ss25 lot lsxioo feet terms
hBM. LILY, for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

FURNISHED HOUSE AT STATEN ISLAND FOR SALE
IL or TO kt--suabe for genlleman's residence Com
dous House stable Coach House and every convenience
with ~ acres 81 ornamental grounds splendid OF New
Jersey and the sound abundsncs OF fruit Manor road,
near -Four Corners Rent ,2m DIr0EE HOLDEN,
No 3 Pine street and IA Bread.Ay
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MEDICAL.


A WORD To THE suFfERING,--rRY DIR. WARD, ss3
"A broadway Ills great remedies cure permanently and
with despatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

)OtRD ON BROOKLYN HEiGH rS-A LAR3E AND
ID pleasant front raror Bedroom adjoining the second
floor to let, with Board TO gentleman and WIFE single
gentlemen Also small Room third story Apply at i02
lem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

N B-MHo HAS Nor HEARD OF THE CELEBaAr
~. ed Nine; BREWSTER, who has been nsued by
hounds m THIS aud other cities with entire sat faction
enc tes confident she has equal she tells the
iue VIE or husband and that OF her yser IL you wso
rum g,e hct call ~ -bi Third avenue above Twenty first
street. Laiies, ~ csnrs; gentlemen, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

MEDICAL CARD.-REMovAL-DR. THEIRS OFFICE
Nl lie removed " " siSh avenue, New York. ~ Brou
diafa treated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

TYR WARD, 4ss BROADWAY, Up STAIRS, fs DAILY
IL consulted confdentally, with complete and gafyng
from A. M. Till PIP. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

BOARD IN BR0OKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN ANo WIFE,
ID and few single gentlemen, be accommodated with
Pleasant Rooms and good Board House modern, ocaon
desirable being south and Wall street ferries Terms
moderate. Apply a. II State street. between Henry and
lint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

BOARD IN BRooKLYF-A LARGE FRONT ROOM,
ID with Bedroom ATTACHED third floor furnished or
furnished also, Rooms for young gentlemen the house hss
the modern Improvements; dinner Apply nj % state
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

NEW YORK Posi- OFFICE, APRIL !, 1861
IN Public notice hereby given that the mails here ofore
despsiched from III Office oy stoningon London
and viii hereafter be sent by railroad
N"' - WILLIAM h. TAYLOR, Post master
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VA no Is TIRED OF CITY LIFE
" WIN slrhs for fr,aah air md a

GS En0 "A 1HREE sGoa1 BRICK House on
WO.OOO. Murray Hill for sale ion Ssnient Tor
two families; eleven rooms range gas, bath, laundry
Terms liberal Inquire at Js East Forae,h
Lean gton avenue, or 70 L. LAWAEN )E Co., d: East
Fourteenth street.
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ANTHOLOGY.


A BONA fIDE AsTRoLoGIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
"A depend Madame WILSON who tells the object
OF your vst you enter her room. Nine. wilson
the greaest asrologst that known She will
invoke the powers and tell ali the
events OF your whole fe Her predictions that
they surprise who consults her Some lad
get little tmid though they fear, pracec
nothing but what Is reasonable philosophers should
consult this wonderful and mysterious lady. Her ad
vice has been known TO fail and twenty thousand
lars reward who equal her the above
Madame Wilson IN IN possession OF the celebrated magic
charms which certain their effect Truly may she
be called wonderful woman. lS9 Allen street bet wee
Houston and Stanton the bakery Foe for ladies and
gentlemen cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

A CHANCE FOR A SMALL CAPIrAC.-Foa SALE
one halt interest in an old established profitable cash
business, requiring two parties carry ssfuly
L. u Il. HOMES co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

IoaKp WANTED IN BRooKLYN-IN A PRIVATE
ID family or where there viii be but few bosrcere for
gtntlsm his sser Win require large Rno full
board for the lady, and small room and partial ad for
Addrerr with particulars and terms which
lie m, derate, Benson, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-02

A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING FIRST
"A class houss In desirable location In Thirty fourth
street, would accommodate two gentlemen gentleman
and his wife, with without Board Address H., box o6
Post Office.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-13
Iccbergss

Few sights In nature are more imposing
than that Of the huge, solitary iceberg, as,
regardless alike of wind aud tide, it steers
its course across the face Of the deep, far
away from land. Like one of the FROST
giants of Scandinavian mythology, it issues
from the portals of the north, armed with
great blocks of stone. Proudly it sails on.
The waves that dash in foam against its sides
shake not the strength of its crystal walls,
nor tarnish the sheen of its emerald caves.
Sleet and snow, storm and tempest are its
congenial elements Night falls around, and
the stars are reflected TREMENDOUSLY from a
thousand peaks, and from the green depths
of "cayerns measureless to man."
The visible portion of an iceberg is only
about one ninth part of the real bulk of the
whole mass so that if one be seen 100 feet
high, the lowest point may, perhaps, be away
down 800 feet below the waves. Now it is
easy to see that such a moving island will
often CRATE across the summit and along the
side of submarine hills; and when the lower
part of the berg is roughened over with
earth stones, the surface of the rock over
which itpasses will be torn up and dispersed,
or smoothed and striated, while the boulders
Embedded in the ice will be striated in turn.
But some icebergs have beer seen rising
800 feet over the sea; ard these, if their
submarine portions sunk to the maximum
depth, must have reached the enormus total
height of 2700 feet. BY such mass any
rock or mountain top existing 24oo feet be-
low the surface of the ocean would be polish
ed and grooved, and succeeding bergs de-
posting mud and boulders upon it, this
smoothed surface might be covered up and
suffer no change until the ocean bed should
be slowly unheaved to the light of day.
In this way submarine rock surfaces at all
depths, from the coast line down to 1000 or
5000 feet, may be scratched and polished
and eventually cntombed in mud. 1t is
upon this theory only that we are able to
account for the many huge boulders that lie
scattered about upon the mountain, valley,
and plain.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1861-02-13

QUEEN VIcroRIAs ORTHODOX DoMEsTIcI-
rY.-Two of the little English princesses
once went into. a room where a servant was
polishing stove-grate, and insisted on 'help-
ing her. After getting possession of the
brushes, they polished the woman's face in
stead of the CRATE. The servant was ready to
sink with confusion, for she could not leave
the apartment without cncountering Prince
Albert He was astonished to see so dirty
an object emerging from his rooms, and in
dignantly inquired the meaning of it. The
servant reluctantly told him; it soon reached
the ears of the Queen, and she was seen
crossing the court, leadingthe two princesses
by the hand toward the servants quarters.
Her majesty sought out the woman, made
her daughters ask her pardon, and sent them
at once to the nearest millinery and dress es-
tablishment to buy complete outfit-dress,
bonnet, shawl, gloves, ETC., and present them
to the servant in lieu of the dress they had
soiled upon her. The articles were purchased
with their own money, and consequently
their supply of that useful commodity was
curtailed materially; but this they said they
didn't care for in the least in fact, it
rather pleased them than otherwise-it was
asking the woman's pardon that they did mt
like.