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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
RELIEF IN TEN MINUrEst
Brvan's PulmOnic WafergI

TEE Original Medicine Established in 1887 and nrss n
ties Of the kind ever introduced under she name
"PuLhoNIc WAEERs,' p in this or any other country
all other Pulmonic Waters are counterSeits The GEL
uins can be known by the name BRYAN being sta rV
ed on each WAFER.
BRTAx's PULEons WAYERS
Relieve Coughs Colds. Sore Throat, HoaFsenoss.
BRTAN's PULMoHIC WAVES
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult BrOsthinT
BRYAS's PULMOSIC WAFERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BKYAN's PuLNONIc WABERa
Relieve lncipient COnBu option, Lung Diseases,
BRTAE's PULMONIC warns
Relieve Irritation Of the Uvula and TonaiIa.
BHTAH's PULMOnc WAVKls
Relieve the above Complaints in en- Minutes.
BEYAx's PuLAoNnC WAYEEs
Are . Blessing 20 all Glasses and Constitutions
BHYAH's PUINoEIc Warns
are adapted for VOcalIsLs and Public Speakers.
BRYAA's PUIMoEIc WAVES
Are in . simple form and pleasant 10 the taste.
BRTAN's PUIMsSc WAyKRa
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures.
BETAN's PULMONIC WAyERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction 70 every one.
No family should be without q box Of
BryGn's PTlHsORie Waters
in the house.
EOtraveIer should be without a uupply OF
BFyGH's F'HEFRaaIe Wafers
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to rive for
a.-- 4 BTyGa FHlnORic WGferS
I -s-as f7s Twenty Five Cents. ~ q -
JOB AOSkS. sole Proprietor.
rs=. ~ LOrtlandt 81. New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

Col. WIN. p. REID, of tie 12lst
Regiment o. ". l., has resigned his
commission in Consequence of III
he ltth. Ell re tchei his home last
Sstueday, and is still co1Iinsd to his
rOoIn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

.e'q NEW FIRM.-Messrs. Jos. Fl. Dun
LAP and Ed. ARMSTRONG having pur-
chased the stock ofP. Engard, have
become prnprietorsv of the Ameri-
can House Livery and Sale Stables.
They are wide-awake energetic
young men. thoroughly qualified for
the business in which they are en-
gagged, and will be found pleasant
Arm to deal with. Their card win
be found ia our advertising columns.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
Matthews, Chocolate worn. 3 :. DtOU.

Never fail to destroy and exterminAte ali
Kinds of Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly re-
liable in all cases, and far superior to any and
Il OF the Fancy Worm CONNECTIONS Snd nHu'
eOuS Vermifuges which are in use. They
may be taken at all times with perfect safety,
A. they contain NO MERCURT, or other deleteri-
GUS drug. Mothers should always purchase
thems and give their children nO-Other.
(No OGthartie whatever, is necessary TO be
yiven.) a-s -
Each contains "a Eropa Lo1euEes Price z5
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
CIR. WALKER, General Agent.
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raE oONthss.oas Akb FxPknrErcE


Published for the benefit and caution TO young
men, aid others, who sufftr IRON Nervous debility
Early ecay and their kindred ameuts-supplying the
means Of seii-cure- By who has cured himself al
being victim of misplaced confidence in medical
humbug and quaekery By Incl,slhg pust paid direc
led envelope single copies may be had Of the author
NATHANIEL AAYFAIR, Esq Bedford, Kings County. New
York. feb. 13. 1S63.-laia0d
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13


tREVERkNIf Gil LAILEMAN HAVING BEEN RESTORED
health lew days, aft r undergoing ali the usual
utine and irregular expensive modes Of meat
slthuut success oDsde Il has sacred duty 10
tO his at1Iched sfe0yg oreatu Lhs means OF
ure Hence, the reCRIpt VI addressed rnVelops,
will UsRd (freel cOpy OF tha prsserllaOR used. ~
~ ~ TdSt e.5 kr&-sAl11
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES ILARKE'S
CeIsbra ed Female PMS.
preodra froE. a of ! fy,,rLs n n


~ SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebra ed Fem ale Pills.
Prepare from prescriptions Of Sir j. CIarke, n. D.,
Physician EstraOrdinarg 70 the Queen.
This valuable medicine is unfang in the cure of al
those painful and dangerous the female
constitution is subject 1t all
moves all distractions, and sFsedy cure may be re
ed On. ~
To MARRIED LAHGRS
II IL peculiarly sJitsd Wi. = short time, bring
on the monthly p-riud with regularity
Each bOtGIe price One Do lar, the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeIts.
CSution.-7zese Plls should be taken Ly fensale
dHri1g the F7llST THREE MONTHS of FreynGney az
Ehey to bring Miscarriage, any Otker
tinsethey are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight eXertOn, PaIpI-
taton Of she Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills
will Ell when all other means have tailed and
although powerful remedy do iron, caIO-
mel 1ntmOny or anything hurIfui the constitution
Full directions in The mphleT around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and Canada
JOB HOSkS, 27 COrtandt St..
New York.
n B.. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed 20 any az
thorizUd Agent, @l insure bOttle containing SO Pill
eT return mAll aug. lily
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

Rev. DR.. BERRY, of the NJ. E.
EChurch, recently resident of this
splace, died few DAYS since at Gran
willie after a nrotracted illness.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

The times for holding the Courts
in this Judicial District arc given in
an advertisement published in the
present number.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
.szv-ss ~ -. - -err


Dr. Swests Infanible Llnlmt mt is prepared IrUm
the recp. Dr. stephen sweet, of COhhecticut the
great bone srtt, and has his practiceEor
the last twenty years with tia astonishing
cess As an external remedy, 1t is without rivAl,g
and viii alleviate pain speed " than any other
preparation. For all Rheum ttc anI Nervous Dis6r
ders 1t Is tru faliioie aAI Curative for Sores,
WOunds SpraIDS, Bruises &c. sOOthing, healng and
powerful strength nng Op rites, excite the Just
der and astOnishm mt Of all who have given it
trial. Over thousand certificates Of REIN Arka tie
cures, performed by It within the last two years,
eat thls fact. See adHeftisen1ent. 81 -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

1.-THE attention of our readers is
called to the settlement of the dis
puted claim of ]. J. &. E. Y. RICH
ADDISON, on the Phoenix Insurance
Company, Of Hartford, Conn.,, for
loss by fire. By reference to the
settlement it will be seen that the
amount in dispute has been referred.
to two of our own citizens, good bu-
Siness men, and the sum named IN.
their decision at once promptly paid
over by the Company to Mr.. Rich
ardson. ThezF lG1alIiix Is one of the
very best Insur,dice Companies do.
ing business in the Union, and 1the
manner in whiehsit-h4z gsetfleds this 4
loss gives itsapditionaT good charac-
ter and repute inrthis place. These
of our patrons whose dwellings,. Or
other building are not already III. il
sured, should at once call on the
Agent of theSPhnnfx and be insur
ed, lest serious loss may overtake
them and they not beso well provids
ed for as the parties to whom thi,
loss has just been paid.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

Nov. 81. 1863, by Rev. N. Me Miilin, a.
tire residence Of the officiating Minister 10 Del
aware. Mr.. GABRIEL MAY TO Miss CHRoLINE
E. V1NING, all of Delaware county. OhIoo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
ARRTVAL ana DRPARTURE
OF MAILS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

p the 2Oth day Of April 1853, mails viii
sarrive and depart from the Delsw oct s1ee
loWa:
New York, Philadrlphia, Boston, Washington Cleve
land Chicago, Northern ohio, &c, closes az 400 B. m
Arrives at 1000 D. m. daily.
Cincinnati, COumbu LOuavn-, 81 Lnuis Southern
0hto western Virginia, &c, closes EtS Arrives
~ p u. daily.
Springfield NArys VILE yton UTbana &c closes at
19s8o N. Arrives Al 10 I. m. daily
Berk6hiFe, slnbury, Alum Creek, Granville, Johns-
COWS &c., arrtgpM and closes az II m Tues
days, Thursdays aud saturdays.
RadnoF, Prospect and Rse. wood .o'oBes $50 a. N.
sRFfWsB a. Z y. m, Mondays and ThurRdays
N0rfun, Waco Marion, Little SunduEky etcf- closes
at 20 m. Wednesdays and Saturda arrives D
IN, faesdays aAd Fridays.
{. Patterson, Rush Creek York, wilkins aud chwOod
closes AZ $50 Fridays A. p. m, SatuF
= bourne, closes at ~ a. m. Tuesdays Fri
H&sFS arrives At IL THes,Iays and Fridays
Haeontl digo. Kings ton Center, Porter, closes
- 20 4 m. and arrives p. m. Fridays
HOfiee Hours from Z 80 a. m. to 7p.m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

Use that safe, pleasant remedy Known a.
RELKBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU
For all the Complaints Incident 10 she sex. =
No family should be without il,
l and none VIII when once tried by tn en-
1t is used by
q 2 & YOUNG AND OLD, q .s
In the decline OF change Of Lie,
Before Gnd after Marriage,
During and after Co.EaeHeAt,
Restore Nature 70 its proper channel, and A
inv goraLe the broken down Constitution,
{ FROM WhGteUer Cause Originating.
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILISI
Take
- HELABOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU t
See advertisement in another column Cut out, and
send for it. JuIy3:2m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.

The only and safe remedy all Uterine OBJ
structiOns, Monthly difficulties, Irregularities and all
b other fseaseE which the Woman, Wife and
Mother is peculiarly Iiabie.
These Pills contain deeterious ingredients. but
safe and certain 4hsiF action They ils fsund
exert the happest effect in all Of Pruapsus Ueri
in Leucorrhea the Whites; they will be found the
easiest and most certain Cure that be found s
account Of this certainty thy should be taken
by Pregnant Fem es during the first three months,
miscarriage Is certGi) be brought on but 0tGs
periods their use is perfectly safe .
N B-One Dollar enclosed TO any a1thorzed Agent,
will insure package OF Pills by return OF mail.
3 Eszys q. CRUSBY, Geueral Agent,
Fort Erie, T.. W. Buffalo, n. Y.
CAUTlON.-Beware Of cOunterfeits. the genuine have
the signature Cf G. CROSBY on outside wrapper.
For sale by all respectable Druggists. apr 1O'63:1y
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Che Marktts.


Corrected weekly, hy R. E. HILLS & SOx,
Wholesale and Retail fGrUceFa, aud Dealers in
Grain, No. 4, Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13
ASSETS JUNE lst, 1868.

Total Cash Assets. -. 1896 ,45I
%E-&&&%G8 - s$s 4
The PHOENIX has, In the past five years equaIized to
pabic benefit ia the Western and Southern states IN
the shape Of LOSSES PAID over, o..
Four Hundred on I Thirty thousand Dcllars,
A successful record Of weILtried Corporation.
Farmers Dwellings, and Barns insured for a term OF
yearsat As1OW saA TESS safely bstaken by any
SOLVENT Company that inlends'to remain SO.
cordially solicit patronage for this well knswD
and popular Company.
nov 1852 GEO C. EATON. Resident Agent
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

CIR. WALKER. General Agent.
Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie. C W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

F7F@F p , EasH - = g .
Nothing promotes the prosperity
of the town more than spending yoasg
money at home, therefore to purcha-
sers wanting goods in that line |
would say SUSTAIN HOME ENTER
pBIsB, ESPECIALLY when yeu can do
better at home than you can abroad.
Call and see.
Odd fGulf und S,luer1 taken at its full value
with the current rate Of premium ad'led. .
c. PLATT.
Delaware, Oct. 9, 1868 At
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-13

Office Hours from 1870 a. m. to 7 p. m.
neasWsre. o.. April 20. 's3. a. THOMSON p. W.
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Window Glass.


- - AA4S 4OA AOS4Os 80
49, RTVHE subscriber, being deslrOus of renovnR
isa & Wrst, will sell THREE DESIRA BILE FARtfSf
ILL., situated in B'rn township. For further par
c.iars cal at my res idence in said township.
:. 1-1y y = = 11--t q l. u =. 3, KI,APP-
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4
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Watches,
Jewslry,
Silver Ware,
& Fancy Goods,
JUST RECEIVED AT
no. 3 Williams Block.

AMERICAN WATCHES. all styles
some in heavy c4ses, 2, 3 and ounces, just
the thing for Railroad men.
IMPORTED WATCHES, as cheap as ey-
er, ranging from $40 TO s25-
Beautiful ae.ortment of PINS, FINGER
RINGS, SLEEVE BUTTONS, etc. Of the
latest styles, 10 Plate and Solid Gold.
Solid Silver SPOONS, FORKS, &c. also
Plated do.-a full stock.
GOLD PENS Of alt sizes.
Fine assortment Of POCKET CUTLERY.
Knives and RuzOrs Of WOsIenholm's aEd 9TH
er standard makers; also, Cheap Knives for
BJye. aud Groove Jack Knives for Farmers.
Fine Wallets. Currency Holders and Fancy
Port Monies, for Ladies aud Gents, in great
variety. 81
The TOY pLPAR MEST has been well
replenisbe6 with newes, styles Of goods in ihit
liue.
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Total. ." ,uUo
Probably the whole number under arms now
in the rebel service does not exceed $50 600,
against which, according to a late estimate in
the New York Herald, the government has 700,-
600 men under arms or rather under pay.
Among the proceedings in the rebel Congress
in March, the following resolutions were report
ed. They were referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs. We insert them as giving the
views of the leaders in the rebellion:
Resotyed, For the purpose Of bringing the war to a close.
the Confederate States declare, rs in their judgment a proper
basis therefor, the following propositions.
l. The recognition OF the Independence Of the Confederate
: The withdrawal Of all military force from the States of
Missouri, Kentucky and Maryland, and the determination Of
their political de-iinies iet TO me poplia will Of each;
United states, as existing at the date OF the formation 9f the
I The restoration Of confscated, sequestrated, and o:her
private property. taken against the u>ases Of war, including
). The concession Of the free navigation Of the Mississippi
River, aud the waters Of the Chesapeake Bay.
Contradicting accounts are received respecting
the attack of the French on Puebla in Mexico,
and we are unable to satisfy ourselves whether
they have been defeated or not at that place.
From Europe, we have no stirring news. The
Polish insurrection is likely to be suppressed by
the strong arm of Russia.
An important report comes from England, to
the effect that the British Government, in res
ponse to the renewed demands of Secretary
Seward, intends to prohibit the fitting Gus of
priyateers TO aid the rebels and prey upon Amer
can Commerce. step which she should lave
taken two years ago. ''Better late than never
although the precedent established by her, I;lay
in some future wars cause her much trouble;
The capture OF the British steamer Peteraof
off the island Of St. Thomas by one Of Wilkes
fleet is creating some international discussion.
We find no full account of the affair, but from
a few brief kilograms learn that it is claimed on
one side that she was destined for Matamotas,
while on the other it is stated that sufficient
evidence was obtained to show that some south
ern port was her destination, and her cargo vas
contraband. \ mail and letters for the rebels
were seized on board of hcr and Spened. Eet
she was commanded, it is said, by an officer Of
the British navy. 1t is not to be wondered: at
that among 50 many English blockade runners
captured, some vessel may be ovcrhaulcd without
sufficient reason, but how are the blockad:ng
fleets to decide, when all alike fly the English
FLAG?
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ErT

The above more correctly shows how the pants
set. 1t overlaps the mason work just enoIth
to keep cool the portions of it beyond the pr
titioms, indicated by l and >. One can not
obtain a correct idea of it, or its working, with
out seeing it in operation. The juice bo;Is
up very vigorously in the centre of the pan,
forming an arch, as indicated by the dotted line
3, threatening to overrun the sides, but as soon
as it reaches the cool sides Of the pan, the foam
suddenly subsidies, and the scum gathers there,
ready to be skinned off. When properly con-
structed, it is impossible for the boiling juice
either to burn or overrun the sides.
As we said last week, it is as yet dificuls
to say how far it Will be found an Improvement
available on our large plantations, as the ezpsr-
iment has yet to receive a fair trial, which will
be given to it soon. The trial made on the
Makee Plantation was not satisfactory, as it is
stated that the work was not properly cor
structed or set. We have much faith that it
Will be found 4 valuable invention. but more
especially for small plantations. One cannot
witness the working Of that in Nuuanu. without
being convinced of the great economy and rapid
iy of its work.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
THURSDAY. MAY II.

-
By the arrival of the clipper ship Kathay,
en- route for China. we have been favored with
a few foreign papers, embracing a part only Of
the events which have transpired since the date
of our last previous advices. 1t Is difficult to
make up an ineligible or correct summary from
the disconnected accounts at hand, but such as
it is We give it, on our first and third pages.
The all-absOrbing item OF interest is the attack
of the iron-cIad fleet on Fort Sumter. 1t took
place on Tuesday, April 9TH. On Sunday the
5jh. the order was given for the fleet to weigh
anchor and advance. That day was spent in
accommodating and discovering the best channels.
Monday was spent in the same way, and on
Tuesday the fleet advanced to the attack, the
vessels attempting to pass 10y Forts Sumter and
Moultrie, but We're unable to do 50 from
distractions in the channel. Reaching the
vicinity Of the forts, they received the concen-
trated fire Of about 400 heavy guns, pointed at
them from four different quarters. Against
these 400 guns the ir1n-clads had So heavy
pieces to respond, which are said to have fired
each about $50 rounds Of shots. Two hours
told the story. and the IrOn-clads were compelled
to retire, with the loss of one sunk and another
seriously disabled. 1t must have been one Of
the most brilliant exhibitions Of warfare that
have ever been witnessed, in any country or
in any age. Ii was the purpose of the fleet
to have passed directly up to the city. and
bombarded it. but the precautions taken by the
rebels were too effective. Verbally we hear that
the iron-clad hcol1k. which was sunk, received
her damage from 4 torpedo, by which she was
raised several feet out Of the water, receiving
severe damage to her hull.
The expedition up the Stone Inlet, Of which
we had advices 10y the previous arrival, was
compelled 10 retreat, finding the forces under
b~quregard too powerful to allow them to hold
their POSITION. Altogether. this first attempt to
attack CLarleston has proved a failure, and six
months preparations for taking the city have
been foiled in a two hours contest. Probably
no port in ancient OF modern times has ever
been SO powerfully armed and SO well surrounded
with defenses as Charleston.
From other quarters of the seat of war, the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
AR RIVALS.

ny Sch Manuokawai. John. I'm Hama and Koolau, with
lO2 bndls awa. 200 hndls pal al, 20 bgs fungus. :
bss pa, 3 hogs. l canoe, 100 goat skins. y hides,
l ng oranges. = bgs paddy. and 10 deck pass.
Sch M"iwahine, hUheaua, from Ilaualei, with % eds
wood. y hides, : brLs ;aIIow, 10 bndIs poi, I cabin
and IS deck pass,
9-Sch hamehameha ", Clark. from Nalko. with Isl
kegs sugar, p brs molasscs, HOO # kukui lumber
and ! deck passengers.
lO-Sch kamoi, Shepherd, from Lahaina and Kahului,
with 400 bndls PAL al. 1000 Il koa lumber. 10 kegs
sugar., ) eds wood, p bullock, 3 cabin and u deck
pass.
lO-Steamer Annie Laurie, Merchant. from Kauai, with
pa kgs sugar, 10 brIs mulasses, l. hides, > brs
1O-Chlian ship jesus Ramos, EoSsi. los days from Pu-
get Sound. for Valparaiso, in distress.
liam cI ship kathay, Kennel. - days from San Fran
cisco, for Hgnsk0Ls. Anchored outside. Sailed
May IL
liam VII bark Camilla. Thomas, 81 mos I'm New Bed
ford via LAhana, with leo brs SIP. on and on.
Sailed May l., for Arctic.
l2-Iaw VIII sICop Laauui, Harris, firm cruise round wind
ward Islands. with 20 brs oil.
1l-Sch Jeanette, I'm MO!okai, with pal al. fungus. etc.
l2-Sch Emma Rookie, Wetherby. from Lahaiua and Ma
KEGS Landing, with 10 eds wood, $50 ks ugar.
20 brs molasses, 20 csks bread. = cSks. IL brls
bales fungus. l bTI oil, 1 brs poi. 100 bEdls pal al,
% bndis sugarcaUe, 1 hogs, l horse, l cabin and
20 deck pass.
l2-Sch Moikeiki, NIpela, from Lahaina and Kahului,
with 10 hHs mOasses. 200 bndls sugarcane.
l3-Sch kalama. johnson. from ports on Kauai. with 20
els wood. l mule, ! cabin, and / deck pass.
lj-Sch Ngttie Merrill. Crane. I'm Hio. with 30 kegs. IO2
mts sugar, lO5 his pull 20 hides. IS goat skins. 8
hGs fungus, D b!ls mOiasses, . cabin, 80 deck PASS.
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s4N -FRANcLsco M4RKET.

Sugars show no Improvement. and are dull and heavy. The
Bulletin OF the 18th reports the following sales ex Young Hee-
tors cargo (:
NcIuer & NerrilTs auction sale II Sandwich Islands produce
Did not 20 Of A. veil a. vas anticipated. samples only Of sugar
and syrup being sold, balance Withdrawn. 4 small lot Of
prime sugar brought HE. down 10 S3c. for dark
The following Is the report ola sale held on the I'D
SCGaK-Terms. over $500, 80 days-2SO kegs Sandwich
Islands. Sc loo 10 do, SIO 50 ~ SO -; Is do do, $40 5.ij
IS Do do. lie; = do do. - 70, T. do do. &c.
RrcE-50 bags Sandwich Island, Gle, - mats, 5!c; 100 do
Batavia, sac $50 do China Ste.
CoFFEE-SaIes Koua coffee reported at 2Jic.
RICE-Shows still further decline. Sales Of Us bags ;. L,
April -, 1t IS go per 100 bs.
ssLr-5S ions : l., in bags. sold April -, a: $40 . per ton.
WooL-shoWs 4 large decline in both y. Y and : F.
markets.
New YORK MONEY MARKEr.-The following
Is the latest telegram
NEW YORK. April 25-SerInE frmcr. 1C5 a I67 Coll
Sc! a. 5}- Exports specie to-day, SjSJOOO-
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

SHIPPING ITEMS FROM TAmII--By the Suerte from Tahiti,
word has been received of the arrival there Of the bark Hartford.
- days from HUMBOLDT Bay. with a cargo Of timber. Capt.
Bynes Of the SHc'tc reports that a Bremen brig (naIne not
stately on her passage from the Sandwich Islands TO Hamburg,
with a full cargo Of oil, sprung a leak and put into Papeete to
repair. Being unable 10 raise money by bills or on bottomry,
was obliged 10 sell a portion Of her cargo 70 pay the expense Of
repairing. The American w~haleShip Dartmouth was in port
and would he sold for account Of owners. The brIrs Ruth and
Martha WortHiHgtIT were loading with oranges for this po-t.
The latter was expected 20 get away about TWO weeks after the
sailing Of the SYeTfe-S. +. Bulletin.
Am ship Raiugd, Burd.tt, arrived at Boston March %, l04
days from Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-05-14
The Sorghum Evaporation.

In our notice of this new sugar plan last
week, one Of the diagrams inserted to illustrate
it was incorrect, as subsequent inspection Shots.
The pan is 50 set on the mason work as to ever
lap, and leave the outer 6 inches of it wholly bx-
posed to the air, in which mainly consists the
secret of this patent. Perhaps a new diagram
will best illustrate the way in which the pan is
set