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Eu.wefth-sth inst, Mrs. sarah Holmes, a. Cd
IS wear, and t months
- 9th inst. Mr.. SyIyAaus Jorlan. aged C5 years
and months
-Estria, daughter Of Jacob and Lizzie Young.
aged years aai TAOS.
18th inst, 6ulI OF ucgrsc and Atmira Ml"l.
Ken, aged ! month.
Ellsworth EaHs-feb I4th Mary susan young.
est chltt ot Ohm ami hasthnd tttTkt aSel t.,
months and II dayf.
Mourn not that the f5I hlz - ca-fy been tfzhtcd
From the snsws mn g7r=z8i Tia lite she Is free,
Tie ro.e viii expaa4 Nasfo no rude bust wa
strike i,
10 blossom IN rnenlluS eternity.
sulIiyan-Jth inst. James Martru, aged g. w.
-7th inst. Of consumption, Mary barney,
aged % years
HIrehiIl-Jaa. 3lst, Seneca T, Mann, aged -
wears.
Feb 18th Miss Eliza II. Stevens asoi q
years.
Etncer-9tA inst, Ms E'st,la, wife oI Hiram
p98-btyi aged 81 5rar'
IA Inst, j 40" Jennings, Aaei al years mo-.
brewer. "ur'lly c' MA = tt4 ii,i Ft9y sue
deuiy, Joseph :. Burr, III t-aie4 u yeats. lie
was one ut 't-c old amt 'nHsttut5Al c,u4sr' q the
town. Mr.. l. Wa an ei'ef bother oi an baFr
a.: tine Bangor ~ D'"4tf4.
Sk7wassaH-tto. -9td' Mira :, gtse ttf Oh
eaFt, jonas Pafsjn, aged II years
Ia|4'tNHAtEIF y ~ t''-'t'' i|tHf Aaf ~ 'o'H T-
bell native 81 Deer As'e' Nc a5cd a. years.
Mub.ids c-Eeb IL, GeorsaaHa, daughter Of
Capt. EeaorH Nuttcr aged years. 2ttH, Ects'y
j., wife Of George Eenwlck, aged Il years
Hail.. IIil Cnmn Jameson. Ya.-Fcb nth, OF
ls#5f-.ria Harlan i. Atbefton. AGED y ycafs.-
iIa,a.t the sansf john and abb Anterior of
pr,,.il but Ind resi- led for a wear or two in the
family Of john LACK, E~l., oil h''S"9ttA'- 4at
r,,,I,,.tt,,,.. lie =, ilitclii,rice Of his death
-, IIs ,y,.#,..arrit, officer IN Co. /, ri Ne.
l., .,,,rnt ami WI. .biy esteemed by IN mem
49,. r ill.,. r.,4.,nv. 9TH officers and soldiers"
r VI
- - A,v'ssayH eo""'3 Ii.l3.,.,
"a 4p'''" Mt! d "''s . ~ '
Ok bfeN9f' az - -, ~ y -
ns't t -, "a ~ 80 .,,, "G" "sst
frI. 49, ,,b las, ~ ,eno,,al ..iso
fWr.tern plpers please cory.
Saut, Deer IsIe-Jan. tn, Of consumption. MI
Swlnzy Gross, god % year,. Bro, Gross ree'iY'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14

Sch Seio,a, of Trenton, Nc which was run int
by steamer Petrol, towod into Newport and SOLE
for $50 will not be broke up as originally IN
tended She will bo sawed of at the bow, a wa
ter-ti. ht bulk head built in, and the vessel b,
moored at one Of the whnryes or sold for II store
vessel. She has already been stripped OF bel
sails and rigging.
Sch Volunteer, of Milibrdge, Me, Brown, from
Ponce for Boston was abandoned al sea in the gale
Of 9ith nit. Capt Brown and crew arrived ut
York 9th inst. lie reports, encountered heavy
GAL 2i'h uIt had bulwarks stove, wheel and
r1dder carried away, making the vessel entirely
manageable crew taken Oh by sch ; W Scars
aht subsequently transferred to sch Labrador
David Pinkhan,. Of Milbriigc Me, was washed
erboard during the gale and lost
Barquo q " Dodge at New York firm frini
dad. Cuba reports lat -. ION ~ So eNpcsisaoel
4 heavy gallo from nv which i,-tcd thrve days
In lat s. 30, aad Ion &c passed large quantities o
a wrecked vessel encountered 4 heavy safc IRON
INV in lat So {1n -
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Portland. March 1, 1862.
The buoy on Bantam's Ledge of Georges Islan
Ne, has drifted about hall miie NV.
The buoy on ButwNrk or Coal Ledge, has al.t
dri ted half mile from its proper station.
The buoy 1T Broad Cove rock has drttcd ca
bis's length inside Of the rock,
Capt Foster. of sch Delrware, at Portland state
that his vessel touched on Bantams Ledge be
tween Segcin and Damisc9yc Islands, not IA con-
sequence OF the buoy having dfilted 4 miie NV
as before reported but by earelassness Of the mar
at the helm. The buoy lies by Of mifC
from the Ledge.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Nantucket Light Vessel spoken Sd inst
in lat So, Ion Il %, steering s. for harbor,
having parted her mooriuss Feb . all well.
Notice is hereby given that first Glass Nun
Buoy having been placed to MARI Trundys Reef,
cntranc, tn Portland harbor. Me, the Spur buoy
temporarily placed to mark this danger will be
removed as soon a. possible
By order ot the Lighthouse Board,
N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14
The Northern Belle

IL an elegant Cloak, made from fine English
Beaver; is cut very deep, with = plain circular
back and sack front, with armho.s. The back ex-
tends Il front in peculiar manner, forming
a sleeve; de, collar of the same cloth, trimmed
with sk cabl, braid. with heavy tsssels in the
centre. 1t is graceful and entirely . new
thing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14

Az at Sagua 18th ult, brigs Alamo, Muchias ;
18th, Sea Lion, Knowles, New York.
Ar at Havana 10Th ult, Beaver Tapley Castine.
At Mansanilha 18th ut, brig Ogtoion, Lord, for
Boston, edg.
1t Cardeuas I'd inst, ALBANIA, for Calais, Me.
days.
At Remedies I'D ut, bafqus Sarah Nickcis,
Nckeis, unc.
OF the Wight ?2d, Mira " Holt, Dodge, from
London for swansea.
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

-PoN the fifteenth day Of March. A. D. 1858
y Isaac Doyle, by his mortgage deed, of tbs,
date. recorded at Hancock County Registry, Vol.
i07, page 500, conveyed to Inc lot Of land in
Castine, lying on Water Street being the same
lot where he now lives; and the condition Of said
mort sage having been broken, [ hereby claim a
foreclosure thereof, {. J. ABBOTT.
Castne, March sth, 1882 8
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14

&c &c. ,&e., &c, &c, &c
Just received, per Express, new supply of the
most popular Patent Medicines among which ere
BURNETuS Preparations; Blood food, for Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases,
and lie generation of Man Weeks Magic Com
pounl; WhItc0mb'5 remedy for Asthma; Burnetts
Cod Liver OIL Jaynes Expectorant; Wlstars
Wild Cherry Balsam; Fe~lcs cure for Piles; DR..
Jclfries Antiioto; brakes Benzoline, fol remov
ing paiut, tar, grease, dc. Cummings Apericnt;
Gargliug Oil; pAdds and Miller. Condition Pow
dcrs; Cheeseman's. Cha ke's and Duponco Female
Pills for female distractions, &c; Grugors Con
cen,ratcd Cure for nervous weakness liembold' )
Fluid Extract &C Burchu for diseases of the blad-
der kidneys, dc Maynari's Colodion for burns
and cut; Gardiner's Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan syrup; Gouds Pin worm Syrup; Houghin
Corn Solvent, an nfaliblc rem dy; Magnetic
Balsam, for rheumatism and neuralgia; Jetiries
Panaeea OF life, sure cure for Sore Throat and
Bronchial Affections stone Elixir, for bronchitis
Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs;
BfTTERS-0xygeuat Iioofand's, Pcck's, Har-
dy's, Browns Ciarkes Sherry Wine, Langley
Root ard Herb Abtotts, and others;
LINtMENT-Tobias', Good Samaritan, Mustang
and Lniments and Olntments of all kinds;
SARSAPARILLA- Bulls, Sands, Shakers and
al other principal kinds.
PILLS-Ageg sugar coated, brandreth's and
Wrisht's Indian Vegetable.
Also, Weayer's canker and salt rhoum Syrup Ar
nolls Vital Fluid; Atwood's Extract Dandclioni
Brant'l Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier
Eenreiys Msdical Discovery, Morss's Syrup Vel
low Dock; Railways Remedies McMum'- Elizt
Of Opium; Mrs Winslnw's Soothing syrup; sha
ker Extract Valeriap; Balm Of 1tousand Flow
ers Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Rrauts Pulmonary Bal
monary Balsau; Clarhe's Cough Syrup; Baoheio
and Harrisons Hair Dye; Barneys Mask Cologne
Shaving Cream and Verbcua Water; Dntcher'
Deal shot for Bed Bugs and all other article
usually kept in Drug Store
Physicians Prescriptions carefully rom.
r,tL,i IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14
The Empress Cloak ;

This l. Cloak mado frcm fine English Triocst
Cloth, the back is laid in a hi ge box plat in the
centre, arranged Us to be worn ~ French SAGA
or half Bsspuenc richly trimmed With Siik Csble
Braids and iicavy ras-tlis r,lk quilted collar ard
almholcs surrounded with the same, very fui
! skirt long and gcntecl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14
Tho Mountaineer !;

Made from English Melton Cloth. half cifcuis-,
lap seams, heavily trimmed en the shoulders with
sk cable trimming terminating With two esvy
tasses on each side; with collar Of same cloth
richly trimmed with cable bruds. A full aud
warm winter clouk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14
The t;uceue1a,

Made from Englhh Beaver; cut worry desp and
full skirt, with flowing s!eeves. heavily trimmed
up and down and around, deep pointed uncut vel
vet collar, with lsprells in front trimmed with
velvet. and velvet buttons. One OF tho richest
and must elegant garments Of the season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14
The Eudora :

Made from a Doeskin. ard cut half circular
rich Siik collar, anu trimmed on each sidc with
silk cable braid and velvet buttons. 1t is dseid
9dly neat Clonk, and one that no are selling
CHEAP.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14

March 9, near Georges Banks. ship Great Re
public from Portland .or ship Island,
March ), off Havana, brig Trenton, from Port
land for Havana.
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RESOLVES

0 tls death Of Mr. Alfred Harper Of Tremnnt,
who died in Calais, Me-, on tho 7ta day Of sep.
temher, A. D, lest, vho;o remains vero rsael cd
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Herricks Kid Strengthening Plasters

Herricks Kid Strengthening Plasters.
1--WE hours pains and weakness Of the breast side
and back and Rheumatic Complaints in equally short
space time Spread beautiful white lambskin, their
u.r subject. the inconvenience and each
will weag from week three months Price ISL cts
IlerricAs Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Platers sold
by Druggists Merchants in all parts of the United
statcs Canada and South IN erica, and may be obtained
by calling for them by their full name,
Use HnrreEs Condition Po,rder,
for yoUr Horsrs and Ccttlc.
F.. sale BY r. r Peek Eli-so, n Ne
DR.. L. r, UEkR1ck L. Co, Albany, N y.
r. 3LASHf1Ep, TrsTesins Astnt. isly3o
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TALLAHASSEE, Lros corsrr,

TALLAHASSEE, LEON CorSTY,
Florida. jul -, 1850. !
To Dr. Herrlck Albany, n Y.-s.y Dear Doctor:--I
write this to inform you Of the wonderful effect OF your
Sugar Coated Pulls my elder daughter FOR three years
has been affected with bilious arrangement oil tina
system sadly mparing her health, which has been stead
lily failing during that period. When In New York In
Ap last freud ad yised 10 test pills Having
fullest confidence in n. Judgment Of my fri, nd, oh
tanned n supply Of M.sErs. Barnes Park, Druggists,
Park Row New York. On returning home We ceased all
other treatment. and administered your pills, one each
night The improvement in her feelings, complexion, di
g.son etc, surprised all. rnpid ard permanent
restoration health hss been the result We used lees
than fl We boxea consider her entirely well consd-
the above just tribute TO you az Physician and
trust it will be the Of inducing ina to adop: your
pills "a their family medicines.
remain dear sir, with many THINKS.
Ycur obedicnt servant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14
COLD FRIEN DSn
IN THE RIGHT rtAcE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

TIL. BEsT FAMILY ca
rHARrIc In the world, used
twenty years BY Ave mill
ions Of persons annually,
alwnysgive satisfaction con
tain nothing injurious, pat
roniz d by the principal
physicians and surgeons In
the Union ; elegantly coat
ed with slgar.
large Boxes Is cents /; Ave
Boxes for 81 Full dircc-
tons with each box.
Warrap ted superior to any
PHI. before the public.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14

tNllE under 2nod tske this method 10 inf rm
the citizens OF ElI-W orth and vicinity that
they have recently fitted up machinery Tor the
oil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14
The russian Robe,

Mad. from Shng Beaver, with jacket sleeves;
trimmed with velvet and velvet buttons Got up
for storm or winter cloak.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14

0eEASyftLE, March 3, lSj2.
Ms. Epi1oR We have had cur town
meeting TO day, with the following result
William Webb, (Dem) Moderator.
Chas ). II, Web, Rep) Clerk
\. {. Gordon, and
) q. Haskell, 0vcrscers ui Poor.
Ksy ;. Waters, tKep) sup Of schools.
All parties united ea ali bat tn, two dem
oorAtic Scleetmen, Who were elected by about
.ifie majority. Respectfully Yours,
Il :. Won.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14
Town Elections.

SEpGwlcK, March IL, 1862
Our town meeting on Monday last passed
of very quietly; l.. 6. Philbrook. Modera-
The New York herald., 1862-07-17
NEW YORK, HARIEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN FOR ALBANY, TROY NORTH AND WEST
SUMNER ARRANGENENT

UNInWen0inR Nun edaY, Nav q lsi',
FuT Albany, 113DA NJ, Expe Mail Train from Twenty
,glh street station. For All local trains Iifae rabe
,yliS BvAvHILL. Asslssan, sup;ya.snsgpJ.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

A PLOT OF ABOUT 80 LOTS, FREE OF lNCUM
branoe, well located, and ing handsomely In tnc
Of Brooklyn s offered In exchange good improved Fro
shts city, Sixth or Eighth preferred; money
will be pat In II indGe sments ! offered
RRAOIAEY 4 WARNER. No Union AqnAre.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

L,OR sALE-MACHINERY, TOOLS, STAMPS, DIES
&c., for manufacturing military goods. Any OF The
icles viii sold separately suit the purchaser
The Manufactory Is g rent offering spisndd
Rolls with necessary tools for making army buttons Ap
ply 10 MARY B. PINCHN, l6i2 FlDert street. and WM. j.
CARTER l60 Chestnut street, Philadelphia executors OF
estate OF WIN. P.nchon. deceased
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

A SODA WATER AND CONFECTIONERY STAND
n for sale cheap. Located in OF the most public
places in this city; Bakery, for $780, worth 0 also
Groceries, Liquor Stores and Q b places tor sae.
w II. MITCHELL III Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

A FIRST CLASS CORNER DRUG STORE, LOCATED
on leading avenue established fifteen years for sale
Price S2N0 Cash only need apply Inquire NJ
62 Broadway of Houston street. between and II
An.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

A RhY SUPPLIES
see proposals win 10 received q, this oioe aai tocys
as 81 As pSS o ns ay @ Ss Ss sagg.. n
% o6 shelter Tents the French pattern witlon. poles,
e iha one b sen viii MAKE separaie pro-
Sample ot the ma1et they propose se IN m.kiue ihein
.he ustsd states an rna,epa S i,b ~. m
oe.son u eutsous aud thread
S.sm,a stats reserves he rsa, 70 rsec, all lids
ProposAs should be endorsed Propoas for furnishing
sseissr Tents, snd addressed TO
Dspey ouartsrmaser Genersi United ssi Armv
AMY sur555Es 5I1,s -, c..
sealed proposals viii be recsyd o =. S Se one. ~ .S2 a =
seeck NJ on Thnrsda the 2. inst for esiyering b. con
sse al the Depo' OF Army CLOTHING and Erdrase iha
S5coo yards OF dark blue Flannel ali WOO 5, reb., ,as
70 weigh ~ ounces per yard, pure tndlgo tyooi
ysr. ysrd. eas wssn O,sf Dssss sds '
iisso siools black Jack Tsclns cotton No o. 200 each
1900 yards - Unblcached Muslin.
sanpics Of the above articles he sern.st This oAce
Onsthrd Of the quantities. aced FOR be d-verod
trom ,e date the acceptance Of ihs proposals a2d sb
%% %% Y nsp",cn BY sworn inspectors sppointet by Sutho
,ffspo AZ vi te accompanied by popcr guaranty
thesin he vii once erecnte Ike same sod iye 5pnJs
Ike United ,ss Sr,nsSgs 1e,nss Of a ,he cgstrast
de.iasl lnrsesonabl-. "
mus os enSorsed Proposals Tor Furnishing
n.n... Llan, col y n yISrog.
p'pus Qoaf ter1oss,er General 8 i Army
G-EAIED PROPOSALS
yuY e - 2oeosk NJ for be urce ~ I. 4 - ~ M,'tsy' 10y
W. plan spreetsol d sanipea of .na ,ta,s saae
q d X |TjTTCgy, Najos q c,s..,,.
70 sNV APR AtatsAis Juy - l.eA
The New York herald., 1862-07-17
coUsrnY BOARD.

DOARD IN CORNWALfA N y.-SEvERAL ROOMS
Id are now vacant u Madame RuTTKAY'G. Rafersn as
Imam Barney, Collector, and Henry j. Raymond eaiso
Tmea
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

A GREAT NUMBER OF HOTELS, GROCERIES, RES.
tanrans saloons and every variety OF choice business
chances for sale ana excIsnge loan bond and
mortgage. v. d. RICHARDSON 4 CO,
62 and 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

LNOR sALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER sA-
loon of Duane and Greenwich streets i'll be
sold reasonable terms 10 the right kind Of It
viii not be sold any but who understands the
ter oasness perfectly and who keep restaurant also
further Information apply in the liquor sore of r.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17
EXPRESSES.

At BUENuAN's FURNITURE EXPRESS ASD
~ Packing y h,bshnirui, ~ We.t Eleventh street be.
fth sut syt avenues, 10 senoIl rurnrc I'd
aud ah.Fpd ~ @lt p4lt W hn wtrt 1yveted wngsu4 for
ssSsNln- spGa,taae ot i.nAiIcs, t4lai,Me s.Vjed.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17
WINES AND Lrunnns

NDIlCf-i NAVE giils DAY APPOINTED W II
~ hNhcl NO ~ Houston street ami "a Bpgslrsn stf.,t
city q New l.g 20 sseptior ny Pale Ale All orisr 1,
sent 10 us hudroSs VIII b. promptly attended 10 Tbe n
arr caut Nnsg sfhN eeftap designing par.ons an
reFtii0sg gis nY "AsSf ana are ulnr th.,o = IN
hs ~ iifrsf qstlg shn vHndins tne e.ur A. "a
iaUt. WAl Etrsnis none geo Inc ur pur .srf an
w Il. HpWEli. 8 rasp#nt f3r new Strf "
ytlAsalNyEL4. Anna so1 NJ g, hgbNAs
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

AT s5i THIRD AVENUE, e. TO $50 FOR sILH
A Dresses E3 10 6fl tor Goats "a 70 " Tor Pants, Fu
nii re. carpqts &c or ne California marset Gan on
Thrty.tg.th aud rhryllnb sIIssh Ladies ehcndod u
Nyx. Harris.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

A VALUABLE AND USEFUL INVENTION FOR
saleIncluding about ss0 worth Of s,osk band thar
thing all the ladies win want It. Address II. Mason, Herald
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

E,OR sALE-A HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING SHOP,
Stock, Fixtures, Good wii Ac; well established and .
nrst rate location To party desrous OF entering into this
business with small capital, this is opportunity seldom
offered Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Address
Plumbing, box LOO Herald shice.
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

PROPELLER sTEAMTU6 FOR SALE-l00 TONS.
N PoweFful q good boat. by address
i alng 4. w. b., box i3s Herald ollce
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

4 BEDROOM SUIT or FNAMELLED S'uRNITURR.
~ - nll doors II warranted maug.ecture, also soid
ene irnt EhtruVsr EUis, plain and druaiu nal a. VI F
F&EGshGIVN.s 5tS tan.b suest ptpyt $ Wooster. Rs.
ts.sEAts LsiA
The New York herald., 1862-07-17

DIssoLvING vIEws.-wANTED, TO BUY SOME
- good second hand Slides for Stereoptican Exhibition
Address Slides, box los Herald Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

sPxscxs AT PuuIoa- waimea, Hawaii. Feb. g. aaer a PAIN
fal iiness OF 10 years, Sarah wife OF Francis Spencer, aged Sc.
EoBrynS-Ou the 18th inst. NJ The Queeffs Hospital, Robert
Robinson alias Bob the sasya, aged IS year, rf
TzoHAs-In San Francisco, Jan. - George Thomas, born in
Philadelphia JuIy12, 1s29, and for many years a much respected
resident Of Hoaoiufu- = sstrG sr-aH.E do.
ssTH--ln Francisco. Jan 70. Randan Smith, aged 81, for
merry residing In this city gIs a..
DoAsE<In Hondulu, sabbath afternoon. FEB. l6sh: Mrs Sarah
W. W. Dczns, aged 20 year., Sk f the Rev. y r. Doane, Of
Ebon, NzryhaK Islands She s.s = native Of Long island
The dsce2s<d szz eonpeiied % l<ays hrr Iaissin.ary sOEk last
June, % account Of ker own feeble health and thai % one Of her
Children She came to Honolulu ON the return Of the .N0TEiH1
star from her iast Trip to Micronesia, and has been confined 10
her room most Of the time since her arrival resbifnz in the
arIies Of the Rev. E W. Clark and Mrs Ckxn' sraia. where
shs has 0DxvWd eveFy attention that tender synIpatIy eoubf
suggest, arA ue ahk sod constant attendance Of DR. stzngen-
szd- SotHfthstarding AL their exertions still her malay, tie
consumption, ennk1nasd 70 progress Her missionary life wAs
spent upoo Ponape and Ebon- She was naturally Of . delicate
frame, bt hsd psevsouAy enjoyed god health. and vas remark
ably hopeful and devoted to Der missionary work. Her death
vas peceHxfy happy A. was natural, she hoped un;i the
last that sac might one more see her husband, whose arrival
. looked for BY the Lihokho. She did with the happy conscious
ness of having " done what she could" TO publish the gospel
AMONG the ignorant and degraded people 81 Micronesis-COm.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20
LATEST DATES. received n1 .Ls. Once.
PoRToF n. I.
ARRIVALS.

Feb l3-sch Kskauluohi. Marcfant, from Kan and Kona, with
ia bales puiu- % bags fungus, 1ot bags coffee, 3
budls goa: skins, 2 bsgs -four, 8 bDiIs ava root, o
pigs, I pkg honey. 5000 cranges-S passengers-
L-Sch Manuokaxal. PanianL, from Kau and Rons. with
100 baes Pulu. 20 bags fungus. 9 bags coffee, 9
bd5 ava root, 10 goat skins, 100 eocoanuts, 5000
oganges, etc. and IL native passenger
it-sch K~amehameha ", Morse. from Kauai.
lG-steamer Kiauea, BerriIl- from windwari ports, with
us kegs sugar, y bales pull, 90 hays coffee, 2S4
hhies, % goat skins. So bris potatoes. 2 cases mdse,
lsyHneer, wheel, etc, 10 head cattle. I pkg specie.
1S-seh Noikeiki, Napela, from Kahului and Lahaina,
vth % Urls beef, 10 bags sugar, lot mdse, etc, and
5p9sssnzru-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

New PANAMA PAPER.-By the last mail, We re-
ceived the FIRST number Of the Commercial Bulletin,
q new journal established in Panama. We have ALWAYS
welcomed the Star as one of our best exchanges, and
miss it whenever it is wanting, for the summary of
news embodied it its American and European CORES
pondence is most excellent. We wish both the Star
and Bulletin success and a liberal support, and shall
be happy TO exchange with them. Panama, from its
central locality, is yet destined. like these islands, to
assume n greater commercial Importance that it now
holds. May that day with her, as with US, be not
far of. -
CoLD--Last Friday and Saturday will be remem-
bered as very cold days. On Friday, a North wind
prevailed, with a drizzling rain, and the thermome-
ter ranged from $50 at sunrise to 60o at noon and
$50 at sunset. On Saturday morning it stood for an
hour Mt 5Oo-the lowest point we have ever noted it
in Honolulu. Natives report that snow fell on the
mountains of this island, but whether it be correct
or not, large quantities must have fallen on Maui
and Hawaii. -
CAPsIzED--The sloop Lucy, employed as q regular
coaster to Waialua, and owned by Messrs. Robinson
& Co., was upset in q squall at Waianae and sunk in
about four fathoms of water. She had some live
stock in her hold at the time, and on deck were pigs
and kanakas. The latter swan ashore, the former
went down with the vessel and are probably well
sailed by this time.
- q
The MArL-Owing to the adverse winds prevail
ing, the mail by the Yankee (now probably u days
out,) need not be looked for till a change of weather.
The steamer CaidUala and schooner Olivia, are both
due, but kept out from the same cause.
y The Russian steam gun-boat Norge sailed on
Tuesday last for Japan and China. During the yes
sells stay here, Capt. Crown and his officers by their
courteous urbanity, gained the highest esteem of the
residents of Honolulu, and carry with them the
warmest well-wishes Of all.
a HANDSOME PRoFIT-The steamer Santa Cruz
will be remembered by our readers. as having touch
ed here on her passage from San Francisco to China.
On her arrival there, it is reported that she was sold
for SSl 900, netting to her owners the snug sum of
$500 o or Whereabouts.
R a notice OF " Rustic's" balderdash in the
last POlynesidn, is crowded out this week for want
OF room.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-02-20

81 A large auction sale of shelf goods takes plaza
on Monday next. being the stock of Nicholas George
in Nuuanu street, which is worthy the attention az
retailers.