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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03

Drr6 peri0nti6s &iugduf: i'm Ncrpen BIN
i'd in ben Stdno Sritst, meineu sesbrtsn &uu'
ben Gin puriislihes Eager Der tetsn @isarrcn ie,
Der grt unc Qualitlt gu auenabmSpeile tiat,
gen preiisn %cfefiren ~ trnnsn. @lti6faIS en-
pfeele I'D metn wchIairrtirtseea9t pom 8au6-,
8at nuo Shnupf 5otat, pfsifen ater Dirt uuo
lcnltise ar.iteI, bic in riuem @isorrtn. @c1&Gft
sewDeniih seiu6t prresn. Tim rinr s,f6uisr
Qnii&t ieinrs Saatrs bi,ttt 8. &ofrnftGp,
Np, 1874 Srpuelra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03
gRihtioe Wobri6tl

DEN 6erreu IBtrtbsn, Grocery nbabsrn uno
gDsintrintsrn I'm NGaemsintn Die 2nssise, beg
.i6 fcebsn cine neue Senpuns fran,Sfihsr unc
86ein. gBeine erbaIten bnbe, bic fh our& Cute
nnp Siuisteit ausSrihnsn. s. 9tpps,
1S4 Srpacnrage.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03

II. S5hefer n. g D.,
Npptb ter unb Oruno{l
Np. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

w 70 0NUIHFSITNHe.
DShtene trr oas btsbsr s~espOnnsne 5uraueu bp6. n
Sntsl 5ullfstuns Prouptsr 8soienune, SofelSe euts fsrneT.'
Ssssp,t wsrssn gu iebsr Belt (si xas unb geSs) prompt
uRo eeirtttnboft ausaefubrt. $3.50
que SSyten Garbsfpft, NsnRersIas, gru6bdnbsr,
e'8Stfn, &al,ds, Sou> unb SHnupftosaf ~bednbie an
Nanp uno mtreen ~ ben binin1en Nrerltn nrrfnnff.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03
ltmscieen.
9u permietben.

Ginies 3tmrt ,AaGtiis 81 s~iu,stnt Serrtn 0 ; t.ine Sc
riIiek. faS biais gu Strrentsn Sci StErs. 9 lutte
&dc ber Hrpar> unb 5teStr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03

9lBetns0uer- luo MGisl-QBejue.
%ee5s1 srbaItsR suas SeReuu8 poR
20 5ag &6ein-9Eeine,
sc dl8 @lolli,3Geiue,
20 / gognac DiGes Gafincn,
@iR. 9tam. Nti9nt6e gB6isfss,
PC 5ltftl 9~ra,bar9ss Il. Aptt,er S6is,
10 SAP datea l9eiu Gifg,
Not impertirtes GeltcrspuTer.
Saco6 9jPp8s
Supporter, l84 8roQosS tra9e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03
.. II. GHALELRY

"-"" 2 H. OIIALA IFH'I
panoler pcn 2ecer uno S@u6<6ii rines, Sm.
pprtsar pom frdusGFi6em SaIbleper,
13. Str., ,pilhen Main II. GARY, 3i6mcno, ga.
Stutlhtn S6ubmahuu wiro eies spahdnbiah aGUr>
tirte GGeei oou 2sOsr aaer @rt belfens %empiSbltn. Dieftltcu
Nnoen oaielblt iuslsi6 alice III ibrem 9ri6dft n6tbiee Nert-
Scus, Die T. 4. Binbinss, etttsn &C.. ate Spri.n llresrS u.
|. no. Duo ppE Scttlerr une Bu6binrsrn stbeuhl YER
otnbe 9cber III sleihfaIs ~spsI6tbis.
Gas birle @rtitei wtrctn seGen 3aar OSsr CUTE Yosisrt
tilisl ptrfauft. [I0.4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store.
Np. I76. @de Srono- II. 6. StraBc. so. Ia6
9. Sd. NpIpubaum
erlaubt tb eas 0eebre YubIifum aufmertlan III MAIDEN. sas
pabI Der neutlttn grtiftl %beitebsn, uno IN unaeYe,n b;Iinsa
yrSilen' melhe feline @uncurrei; SuIalcn, pCrtduft irerbcu.
S4 pthe %sspnecre iplSenbc @rtifel bcrrpr:
Setotnjen9e, it ldpar; unp allen Mpsefar6fu.
9lusitn DelGin. gang uno b.lbppuene,
Nertars CAN'T unb balbnplh1
geTte irldnbiIbe 0einrarbS
@e5tss nieotrldnbil6ts Cub uuS GafTmrrss.
Sbafple. SIanttts, iuipie cine srOee @uspGbI ppn Spu
teepth9 Serbs II. lrCllenen Il. bduuippuenen Striln,p
Yin Seu@ h'rire sesers wirb ~ereebruls be,rn pun
9. 81. 8I 1tubaumI
robe ;uR rruen TRarFte.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03

SalatEl @srlle. St6rts, &oHeesGGen,, Gtpcp-
babe neblt ciier Menst orbersr @rtiftI, parflmerisrn, 2u,
ltu'S GrIoot. grUnn S8inpier Spap. 5abnbirfcn Can 3. CO.
;r9ne, &c. &c. ium @erIduf bel 8. 6. Etfher, dat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03

6eratfeBuus Der preile pom 8cbIsn.
Die grriic sNn Cote inb bic auf wsitrt Roaritt pts
fplat:
Suft 2ump Cote $3.50 per QeaS.
Soft Sotl Gofe 4.75
porb GUts, btibt Sprttn $50
Dtelcn Srstien SuteIse mug @rtt aS eas btlistt Seie~
rln9staiertal bieltr Seolpn onsss5en ptrbsR.
Ssptnsuneen: SaarSabImS bsim 3 ,lielen ptu MbIisfr>
rltne.
Die 8cbIen-@arbs b~tinnsn I6 Gee Der 10. Strose unb
Soit1, UNI Sdc Der 6. unb 8prblr., fabli6 rom Canal.
23.9l Snp. 9. gBtrib. Mnent.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03
MADAME GARcIN'S
ORTENTALHATR RESTORER.

Go III pitlss Elm unfsbibarrs N2lttsl bas g1d6s.
tbum Der 6aare au befSrrtru, unp wirtt ,usIsit
as3eu bas ~Iasfdutn ptrldbeu uno jwar obut
tr8enp peI&e ratttsiIise 5cIstn fur Die 9aut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03
Dry-G Goods s Fancy Store

Dry-Goods & Fancy Store
am 9ieutu Martts,
Ode Ger Sroao- nno 6ten Strase.
9. 80. ST. enbaum empfeblt Ieincn
6reunpen uap Dem @ublttum Isin gut aHurtirtss
Eager pom 5erbR- @aorsn, bic gu ben biais-
item prriisn ot9e9ebsn werpen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03
.. III. GRAVES.
un0 SiQn Waintrr unb Gldil
@attpr unP@ ~,

9attpE unP g.,
D6Oelote uno 8r'ail Bet1s, Qiqeoy- unc
&i5arrtus@eihiit
q Ga1g &ts /, GGuret son Il. eber
@eart tyest. 9
Aaen u~nIcrtn 6raulbsn uRO 9~efanuten Dir
sr9ebsNs 4n5eiN Qa5 tpjrs Dit ciesiSftiBe 92ein,
erntE bsS 6crm gdGtte (5ranf Steober5
1drm) tauJlh an unS 9ebvadt GaGau unD o7z
fer'TsR esRlel5sie unIa Il @etanulen aufs'GrtupD-
'lt@lte oeisF nenf &Usirjibe 8riu ulr0 ae4
niB Jeoem Jtenner uno Jeini&mefer munoen,
.cenN g Vt osf rsiRe 8ebeniait. UNI eiueu
.irturfli&en Sufgruh S;tt@ sra,bsuR
s.. q. 6atf0rf IA. Ga
Damp tbt1Ia9tt5 $40 Ibfp 8idaouOu. y}ep 9larf
Or btipsa grosia UNI bs3ueG etu8riaNftn 81. So
-ni1s ,Saut5iopI' un0 ,Stoonofe" peroer Son, -1ifc-mm
NnsNfsnt tur 9enasing beltenS ~rmpf9bleu Scr Fs,Srr~.
bttr6dfi III er Gojale incl. getf Nnp Sol s., unS I'm 9~,S'
fdsuoed So Dit ,S1mtstai0n" Uerlist i9ren EabaTf m
%0dat5 fgoeu DiMlios I'M 4ubr Ratmitags p6Sr,To 81,
,,8oanetf" itbm 9rejtes inn-6 nhr @bcubs Son Gifs 6cin
a5fabrl. User olSleBtert9 dmpfl@if 6enaben Dja, sat I'D
bs5Vga Sittr5ei6Eeer en- 6~ohrbjIst So l6fen.
ir1a ficjT0 tifftt fddenOntv4cR INV ptrtl df S~rT5-nrg,
D5TasTrs;s Est 9~sogf9.t}2 60. 4.
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Mnsctecn.
NgFmaaia
&ebcuS @crRBceamSss
@scTeAfdluTfe

80 BrUaewns. Ode gBnuartss, 9istp gurt.
Baarss Rapttat S2OO.OOO
Ditfe G.fsafnsff In nunrutbr btrttf, audi Sic, II wi6.
ourH tbrsn Asenttn Anniesounsen nieeeenSunehmeu
recent ots soujen 9fubeaS ipsreen inter Bic gStr-
pertbsut.
Sa- Shrt gefndftsr bellebsn IL eebens,D uoo,
2eibrentsns 8strdaeu. NV
Die.
s@trmanta esbsns-g srF6erunasI@tleuf6af
q bcpptfd6li& fur bic beutfAe BeSoItsruua. Str s,,r.
Staeten ~sssyinnts tpcroeR. Ssbte Direttprsn unb Neamte
Hno. nit ~ipenistn ausnobmsn. DsuiIhe. Sbrt Qulissn.
Yduphlsit unb anoers DrudloGen wcrosn in 6sulfner
SpraAe ansssesbsn. Str 9sfhdftsrsrtsSr fubet in Ssuts
kk4st SSpyaAe HIATT. Sic it bic ~ein;tst 9ebrns- Scr
ttsrsras,Gslsnfhof tn ban Der. Si6assn, tpsI6s eisltn
eertfdtH Gtaraitsr sat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03
aitrfnkrark9tls, gtbtrkrankR.tt.
S6mddf irGFnh rinfr Art,

A9ltSB Nnn NTtTtngr %ieheRu
1e0 Dt eEri0lCotHtR &1sctigrep tOetGt 1GS eiHvm uuOgon
tl9rR @le9eH cher opS Der Qeben entlprjnacr.
Att A1ctre0ut,0ait S0Ure I'M Yl2aeN. @priT. hts
.pTfuHen. 4pPettleNsIett, Nen8FlthFett, 8crtapflao 5.uicr
Gde Fitlu9ts SemOTrtQieet Sn aieN nerr6lcn uHt r1.ur.
bi@en &6l-en at 90 td rrj5bbeen @eIsnno5th64ts 8gu
uH0 eclIt0noiye 5tttlud kerpoSgc6ra@tI
4oNabe tl cine rein oesta6Itjihe 9dl6maa, rad IRE
mllsni baltlsaer eSrnaoioben WRo noh 9rtoctiure nee 81
rusmstn bslanoiiaCn @rpcFrrs. serba0e, bcrriit.. gRca.
'f'Ice 9roAs: erfcl9Cn IN zen ntifsh cIlppQiih9U Stcaf
WQr iette Gtrfubrln8 IN ptn Scr. Stoat5n mehr FUR gicien
9en %bcttntait, ioelbe oEe i%IlerGr 8GterlaHpe in Sieiem g1n
itrtreai ltnb- Da 60adte inter Ibnen arpseu 8sifpu o.
i5noen. 70 e@te l@ tS6enJ merchantmen 9Bblifam on. iu6a
10 welRs oeh ieinGiG Der $hlt Observation-Disclosures Is
seRlGatien n@ 8stanutlcheFt gerl60fcn n9roen.
SsiaHtere Wirc 50 fur Splht eiarfOblen, 6creB Confirm
eITt 6en beisedetgen Gsbrot6 ron &iqRarent eS,r ann
4ualhpfttiHgea ~ g%aprenupq e]sra.heH fnb. @m 9g
nieinsAs aa9eh9lttttd 10 n trtidms iabet e irmtn erabeu
ttEs SlSt rte Ssbtne, iaben e IN je6e 9lerYt efnoriaot
fe 6erift3t, Den tnfenoeH Gsijt ou{riNirt unb in bsT
nent gtigaoheitupo Slarfe III has gan5t Saltm bftno.
8VEnpN9:
ttesrose BerhIettnn9 oites ouSeeieidAneteu QrOm.
.rl0ttotnt 9ohQbranaen hfItcrScruitr, mes1atS boE
Gag SIR &01bapee 5niaESiiNse Sitter, bcpor Shr cs f9..
rifatia pro5irt. Cine $0uei4e miro @ua G6sr;suafn Il
e better "a ME ane Hd@atmunern.
~ &eft0utt $i.G0 per 8pstsl UOtr S SSpN,l5 fT- /.
lbei oerejsst8en @tasRihpmern
8entaNjh @QQe jr. H.. g..
Ha6Et{ealenp st @rttfeln fur @pcftetsr Il. Et,r,l
9ittsbprs, ga.
JH x tmoNo mtse eEie&2 iiters .perfarf m Den III
gfteR Pfr 59. Gnse lnr Comp, @er0neer gusol
9etIG 4G, y Spnnifnu Il. 8re., Grubbs ur6 gss,r751
9idjr, 2s'2rtrg ut6 @rone, @8aytes RiGGar6s unc s
97e9kgpo Y ale1 Sta6teEe sr 8sS. Tieafte I'd 9ief5 8
tT5t7 B&pofFdsatn
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DO8. IUl3!
anter3itaeter s6it i%otlgdbreuO e~atag.ssen Bcrrotb ssn
Gi6ep> pub 6ubtcnbei8 seller 2uaitdt, sn0 fanR fetue
sfua0sH spTlui! uaier BEN 9%HUli9leu 8e0iaqn9M %p.rle5tr.
sci !tigilH son 5 8~larrSnwt!5 b1s Wespoces foienfret 6e-
{e5t. Nahluu9sn, VtIht fHtefof YEA trocR oej D1buey Il.
Sofe obG 9eey A4 6aueko, SFca0lrage, loDie in Der 5pL;,
n~ieDtstst an Sroaofr tna9s 4r0cfs @seans @troeG, eromb,
seior2f, Bretit D05 Stlt @thsRbUt3 Az SIS. 30. Una
GGnttnsot3 5N S5-oV et e0ro. 5emts v. 09or Z
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03
Qorporetoreu ans Dlrsftor,

s.S amith6, Masnt SslHont, Sfaat 8tTnbeiusr,
&ah SttuRns, glis 9barlitr, G.. gcbfrta G,untbtr
S:p. pSspi, Fcuis Sap. Erisbrtb 8app,
Souatc Naupt, yettr Rnutb, 0ulfas &utter,
SeIs. &arceaut, SUbenneS 0itnou. Rufus g. Qcre.
W. NudcRr9er, H1r, EnliHG. 6ermann Mareufc,
Moclre Cshe, SSp. Oitenorrfrr, permann Rolt.
Mdr Shsftr, 8. Il. Sbrpsler, Trit6. ShtrsnbIr,
Vol Sdiamdn. (. 3. Stiafnp, Go. ron Der 6epht,
NV. Pchnanu, David Waueristn, buas 95efsucrnd,
%. sDelttrEtaRu, SopH s8tnfaQ, ". 3. DtitHts.
0viseridb 6dwtutisr, Puso SSsfenecud,
Stet~9raitetnt u. prop. 6fr. @rdfbeHt.
Generals esnt fir 8t&mcne: 8. u. @trrdsr.
11nk.ri,d,nhs Mr,t. dNr M O1rshs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-03

Etesrost 8erhreinn9 oieics at:
rT6tecfne 9lodobBnnRen hiIlcrecrg
Wtfgm I'M &Ifopfe poTdGtie feiu uye.
o0F SIR &0aeape'e 5ali6ESji@se 9
.ritiq Hrobirt. Cine &9uletae mir
e. Better H. ME aus HdMatmuneg
%- Geffaufi s. 90 Der 9pstsI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14
HEALTH. SrRENGrmANp mApPINEss


WHEELER G WILSON'S
New style
SEWN M a Q HIN c!
NEw IMPROVEMENTS.
NEW IMPROVEMENTS!
NEW IMPROVEMENTS:
No PAD!
No LEATHER PAD:
No LEATHER PAD!
GLASS CLOTH PRESsER a!
GLASS CLOTH PRESSER!
GLASS CLOTH PRESSER:
NEW STYLE HEyMER
NEW STYLE HEMMER!
NEW STYLE HEMHIER
The Greatest Improvement Invented!
MAKING AN ENTIRE
NEW LIE MACHINE!
Formn : the justly celebrated LOCK STITCH, acknowledged
by all to be the
Only Stitch Fully Satisfactory for Family
Purposes.
NEW STYLE MACHINE:
Prices Reduced Twenty per Cent!
Prices Reduced Twenty prr Cent:
g. WILSON!
IL ia the Chrnpc-t. mno-t Dura oIc. and En.icr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14

Our dates from HrusAouE are to December %
From the RaNria correspondence. We extract
The [. 5. Minister. Mr.. Ward. left here foy home
IN the American steamship Niagara, on the 10th
inst, leaving tymmuj.Jc Strit,,uc in charge Il d.
y'omltic affairs. The Niagara carries him as far
- Alden. whence be will proceed overland through
Europe
Our hartur = AZ present crusiei with shipping.
and presents = very animate. appearance. livery
dIy brings bon = feet ut Transports from the Peiho,
aud Dr. seems "a, % there would BE- uu end 90 taem.
NJ less than !. arrived on the 18Th instant, ami We
nav, now over 80 here a,tySctacr- Some o. the
charters Of these transports have expired and the
vessels have accepted other business while others II
i> sad. have been rcttkeu 20 convey troops 10 New
Zealand. where !t seems a. Il that great peacemuker
John Bull. had another lItSIe disturbance 10 settle.
Many Il tire officers and mvn who have returned
from the North, have accumulated large fortunes by
dlsposiug 10! the e loot plumber which they secur-
Ell AZ the Iah-miu-lueu and other places that were
taken 10y the allies One Of the officers Is known 70
have realized 10000. and others all the way from
ElOO upwards 10 that amount.
The Auction rooms are hlIed with fur coats. silk
coats, articles Of r,rtu, and different ornaments Of
gold anu jade stone. This hitter article Is very much
priced by the Chinese. and some vessels or cups quite
ordinary looking To- barbarian eyes, we're sold A.
high As $1,000 and even more. Many Of the fur
coats OF the sea otter were bought by the Chinese,
wbo paid for some as high n Sl5O. Many are the
tales which the officers tel! Of the manner IN which
they got their loot. One Of them IN the attack which
was made upon the Summer Palace, seized u piece Of
milestone of the value OF which he was ignorant, and
threw 1t in sport ~ q comrade, who more wise, put
1t ia his pocket, and ia Hougkong realized from It
$1,000.
The news from the North is Of little interest. Al
our latest dates the river Peiho was completely frozen
W. and ice was commencing % form AROUND the
shores Of the Gulf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14

tiorgl 81 difficulties d, exhibited In the suggestions follow
ing II. The repeal 81 oil State Legislation ~..~trlc-
tive o. the fugitive slave law. . a ref cwsl ui the
pledge u the Constitution that the general govern
meut cannot interfere wi;a slavery m Tire several
States 3. An omission o. use the power GO Congress
20 forbid slavery % tho present territories 10 l'gS.
4. Tie erection q al the RUNNING territories, a.,,C
Kansas is admitted. into tive urw States. v.-h power
GO future subdivisions l'a wiH-l L.weVrr be- ~UEce-t~
SOME v.Ir--I. tri constitution. objections o. Il
t.I..l-.u q. 90. the States Co deliberate uruu the
question .: amending the Constitutions tut such CON
yeas nave passed.. aud tle angry cxei,emeu,> u tie
hour eliza. nave >u-~5!Cl. @. Laws o. prevent and
punish armed .uya>.aus of ,ay State by citizens u
another. And :. Two railroads o. the Pacific coast.
one North one SHu-h. The FsrrIfs Dispatch saws
&c Mr.. Seward w.s listened 10 ty nearly every South
eru Senator With profound attention. Mr.. Cr.;t,uIru
beng frequently .u tears. Most 1 the foreign minis
tiers were present ami appeared l- ply interested. uu,
only 800 tIe delivery u the speech. but IA srv-ra. in
stances, were anxious, after VIZ. Seward concluded,
70 know = Senators how they viewed his positions,
and II tAey would probably heal the difficulty The
Immediate etect a the speech upon all Who listened
90 IL Was marked. some 90 his periods were delivered
with the deepest feeling, and produced upon Senators
ami spectators the most intense Sympl;hje> with the
orator: and when Mr.. Seward sat down, the galleries,
that had preserved the most profound silence during
the delivery, manifested their appreciation 10y the most
hearty applause" The New York TIu,s says Mr..
CrIttruiyu declares that u - III the right direction,
patriotic and sIntesmaulkr The Southern extremists
insist that It offers nothing, tut the more moderate
cOu.ess that u re.~~urtS the South a. 10 the purposes
Of the incoming Administration, and indicates thar
there Is 10 iu-uperau.c obstacle 90 the South getting
constitutional guarantee against Northern Interference
with slavery IN the States, and some amIcahie mode
Of settling the TerritUr a question. The best effect Of
the speech i to allay Irritation, and enable al. parties
10 reflect Oh = future course
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14
Special aOtIrs.
MRS. wINsLow-An Experienced Nurse

VA Experienced Nurse
aud Female Physician. las a Soothing syrup for children teeth
ia-, which greatly facilitates the process q tee'hinc, 10y softeping
gums. reducing all nhtmmaton-wIl allay all pain, snd sEFe
10 regulate tLe bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, IT will Eve
rest 90 yourselves. and relief and health to your infants. prr-
fscty safe in all cases. See advertisement in another column
22+ly
STR y ESs
are obtained by cleansing the blood Of it, impurities. BISld.
We arr told. on the highest authority, : the Life or at ls@s;
the medium OF Life 20 the Body and it is, We know, the gT@al
feeder 90 every par, ct tc frame. Thas the blood is the CTSa'
channel OF disease consequently. a good or bad state o; ~
system. or constitution. is uo more OF les than a good or Isl
state OF the blood. w have made the composition Of the bleed
our study. and are satisfied that twolhiris Of all diseases axe
caused 10y It's impurities.
Believing the above facts, we made ourselves acquainted wiz
tLa MOOD CHEMICALLY with a view Ia 20 reliable medicinal
agent. that would correct ali impurities Of the blood, and az tie
SANE time efrctuli.y cure all diseases arising therefrom. We
have succeeded beyond our most sIuguiue expectations, -
thousands cAu testify who have tried the virtues Of the prepara-
zion known ny all professional men Hs
HALLS SARSAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK, AND
IpDIDE Of POIASS.
Beware ignorant imitaturs. Tho genuine - sold everywhere
boy respectable dealers. in preference ua all others.
L HALL IS Co.
Sole Propruetors,
.2l-6m AZ and l45 Cas street, san Francisco.
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SENATOR SFwauU's SPEEcH-Sennfo Seward Of
New York. made a great speech on the l2tu = Jan.
ia the l.. =. Senate, on which occasion the chambers
were crowded with a dense mass 81 spectator. The
srce-h was on the State Of the Union, and s repre-
senfeI n having been a most brilliant success. 1t
ercfres much comment. The HsrliI'S dispatch -ays
II satisfies neither Of the extremes. His position with
regard 10 a compromise in settlement Of all the ma
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14
From Europe.

Te.eGraphic iates from Europe are to Jan. 20.
The King Of Prussia ! dead.
the Queen Of Naples has left Gaeta. The King
take- REFUGE on board - Spanish vessel every night.
There are serious Disturbances in Hungary.
An insignificant attempt n reaction nj Naples,
was easily suppressed. Naples and the provinces
Were trlnluIl.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14
Notice !

l. PERSONS x NOTIFIED. THAT
" I zuI moi rry q note signed hy ua BOO favor .f O. T. Mat
tt-s-. dated Nav. 9Th. l,eI. aud due April gl % i-sh. ls'l,
sr Tg~-- Trrg-arI puH Hundred AMI -fyry-.u" dH'ar- ,ud
Ts-uty-fg- cents. 90. cuusIi ration Hr which OH. -arIu .-r vas
given. having tulvI- JOBS THO~. W~ATEEHpt-E
Honolulu. March s. l-Il. 2JI.t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14
To Close COnsignmaents!

NHTE OFFER A SMALL q OF CORD
W AGE.
80 CoIs tarred assorted, from l to q inches.
- " small Manila, from !. to-
% " Manila, p and Il
At very low prices, To close Cous9nmcnts.
24G25s MELCHRRs K co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14
Eastern STATES.

Our dates b. mail are 70 January -. and by Tele-
raph to February = Everything remained pretty
-1:h as NJ previous advices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14
Paints, Oil. Glue.

Paints, Oil, Glue.
Bbls. Glue, III. bbIs. Ven. Red,
Bills. Lamp Black, HI bbls. French Yellow,
Bbls. Fire Proof Paint. II. bbls. Bright Van!si,
Bbis. Chalk, III bbls. Black Xsrnish,
Tins Boiled Oil,
" Coach Varnish,
" Copal Tarnish,
" Celestial Blue,
Kegs White Lead,
Drums Eng. White Lead,
Kegs Red Lead,
Kegs Black Paint,
Kegs Mineral Red,
Paint Brushes,
yarnish Brushes.
For sale at lowest importing rates by
C. BREWER & co,
247-q Market Wharf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14

-four for family useis now Acknowledged 10 he the taVuTite with
all the house keepers ON the Islands. 24o-f
III ELCHERS 6 O.
OFFER FOR SALE,
III very low prices. TO CloSe Out Stock.
Two blue prints,
Blue cotton,
Victoria lawns,
Blue flannel,
Turkey red handkerchief,
Satin drills for pantaloous, crimson silk velvet, blk. silk ribbons,
French black dress silk,
Extra silk handkerchies,
Blue flannel shirts,
Red flannel shirts,
Blue flannel drawers,
Red flannel drawers, sailors Arctic wooden frocks, silk cravats,
Striped cotton undershirts, French white shirts. brOgsns.
White cotton socks.
S:giped cotton socks, pumps,
French suspenders, buckskin coats,
Wooden travelling blankets, white jackets,
Buckskin pautaloons, heavy pautaloons, sailors shoes,
Babies wooden blankets, gentlemen's felt hats, China slippers,
Bar Iron, 1-2. SIS. 1 and 1 Ii, Round,
Light Lin
looms, China mos paints. spirits tur-
quito netting, fish hooks, pentine, sheet lead, hoop
silk umbrellas, silk parasols, iron rivets, dry venitian red,
knives. Ivo- ochre, chalk,
ry tooth combs, ia dry chrome yellow
BILE spoons, tea spoons, tin spunyarn, ratIine, seiz-
shears for opening tin boxes, ing stuff, Manila cutting falls,
ned iron pots man whale
tind copper pots, lines, standing rig
pans, cruet stands, .grindstones, patent blocks l ? and sheaves,
Cut Sail
Is. horse S' shoe nails comPasscs, pump
composition nails, copper leather, boat compasses,
spikes. wrought iron spikes, ships dayits, cutting spades,
Bar Iron. 2 I-2NI-2.
SHEET o assorted
y in sheets.
">onarS- TnoIS
Hammers,
Drivers,
Punches,
Bung borers,
Double bits, etc, etc, etc.
GUNPOwDER, in 1-2 and 1 lib. ems.
the very best in town.
D'l' pau Brass ]G1sGees, Long shank spades,
Pixies and gaf-, Gig irons,
Blubber hooks,
Chain cables,
coopers' anvfs
, Mtncine machines.
oil presses, Scraps squeezers)
Copper cooler.
2Try pots,
ash Sc up Bundles oil shocks.
Flags.
Percussion guns, Militia guns,
uun tutes. Percussion cap,
BuUe; mouIis, German cigars,
WINDOW GLASS. s~IO. 12xIO. I4sIo.
1910. I5SII. I6N12, 15N13, 1913.
Lamp Wick, Clay Pipes,
German Cigars, Porous Water Bottles,
Coal Tar, Pickles,
Split Peas.
Refined Rape Seed Oil,
Geruon Loaf sugar A., Crushed do.
Green Peas, Fresh White Beans,
Preserved e~hoFchov,
sherry,
vinegar Brandy in cases,
Madeira,
Rhine wine, Musrat,
Eau de Colo@nc,
E'Iorido w "a tor
GUNNY BAGS mud
Manila Cigars No. |, Havana Shape.
Honolulu, Feb. s, ls6I 2ie-am-25s
SUGAR AND M0LASSES
FROM
kOLOA
CROP loo1:
IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT.
Iso-tr II. HscKFElD 3 co.
Salmon!
500 n F"'''1 - ~ /. = r.! ."p s H,!aiH 2 and Or
sale ~ 2l5ar1 II HACKFELp & CO.
EUTTA PERCHA HOSE. of thc following
3,5.1i and Is inch.
For sale by (217-) c BREWER 4 "a.
HA>'hED ANfS For sale b,
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-02-20

~ y EokH SA4Albs Eeo. 10. =
AJerrible tragedy occurred in this
city lsst night. A party Of i've Over
Iasd Mall Asd Little 'R'.ck Coach dri-
sers e".~ red the eyrocery-of German
naned Hagge. and commenced quarrel
my. PISTOLS were drawn on both sides.
'ft'e bar keeper nsmed Butcher, was
Shot tlir'osh the head and died instant.
ly. Has;e received shot in tho fore
head. AMI .dieI nj 8o'eIck this mora
'ns Three, .of the drivers, 0eu. ge
Bs"nei. M.a. Xii. aud Pony Farmer
ARE under arrest aud guarded By q com
ps"y Of military The other Two e.
cspe.l. a'7 - a~i
There is intense excitement among
c..iz .us. The prisoners, are n"w an.
';ergriny "A is,aI bciore the Mayor.
F"y will un'i"uh:ly b. hanged to-day.
FoRr SxIrM. l6.-As The trial u tie
p2>va-rs .iOr 'i.- a.urdsr oi iIsgys aud
ia cher WAS drswssy q ci.se' yester-
dsy.s mob entered tie justices otii,.e
and ,.l.s,sand.d tie psi."nsss for ,hs
purpose oi han .sin:; Them. -. - ~ r
'Oae pri> 'ncr usmed Pony Farmer
"''.se from cusi"dy anL attempted to
.-seap,.. lie was tired upon and Instant
Iy killed. TIE rrowi secured the re-
ma,n,n. pri .r,rrs. AMI IN .ie ios a plsce
vi -xeru,I0u; bal before carrying Vst
i,.,r l.i,,ux ,h.. .us Ia ,ri, i..s insss Jared