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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13
Notice TO NIL Exporter OF Goods and Ner-
chaudisc.

BIZ OrIer Of the Government Of His Majesty the King Of the
IIaw tilIn Islands. the l. Undersigned hereby notifies all Export
er. u goods AMI merchandise 10 that Kingdom, that the import
dIry thereon will he calculated and levied on their invoice
value . 8 HsaHyssfsd 20 the Custom-h0use at the port Of
shipment, less the reese amount u she increase in the invoice
vaIu- u said goods ami merchandise, arising from the depre-
cia.ioa Of the currency at tie date u said invoice but that no
reduction OF duties whatever viii be allowed, unless the Invoices,
"a presented Er clearance at the CustOm-kouse- be accOmTA-
MED with a certificate under the seal aud signature Oi the
Undersigned, stating the PER ecntaS. Of the increase in the
valu- Of ssrI Invoices al the time % their date, arising from
the appreciation IN the currency as aforesaid,
The Undersigned, on proof that the invoices are calculated
In appreciated cdfTency, and Of the percentage 81 that increase
arising from that depreciation. is authorized 10 issue certificates
90 the same on presentation OF the invoices. 10 all applicants
they raging The usual fee % five dollars fr each Certificate
Consul.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13
PAINTS AND SEHEP,


English white lead, English zinc paint. black paint,
Green laiut, red lead. vermiion, gold leaf,
Boiled linseed OIL in iron CANS and casks,
LaInpblack. paint brushes. Russia duck. Nos ] and .,
English hemp canvas, Nos co. o, l, 2, 3. /, 5, 6;
English sail and roling twiuc. s~rUnyarn,
Russia coriage, assorted sizes, II TO ! inches.
Manila rope. i and II inch; whale line. housing,
Marline. log lines. flag lines. HOOKS and thimbles,
Stockholm tar pitch, coal tar. resin,
Spirits of turpeutine. blocks, = Ia 3 inches,
Bunting. red. white aud blue; deck lights,
Yellow metal, 1Sc, % u; composition nails. II inch;
Copper pump tacks, oak boats, whalers' oil shrunk casks
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q Our thanks are due TO Messrs. McRuer &
Merrill, and c. W. Brooks & Co, of San Francisco,
for late papers by the Il. Il. Eidridge more par
ticularly to Mr.. B.. F. Durham, for a valuable file of
the daily Sacramento Union.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13

a Saturday, the l5-h instant, will be the fete
day Of the Emperor of the French. We regret that
Mr.. de Varigny has been prevented from returning
TO Honolulu in time for this anniversary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13

FRENCH Consul FOR HoNoLULU-We are requested
to state that NJ. Desnoyers, Consul OF the Second
Glass at Callao, in Peru, has been appointed by the
French Government to be Consul of the Second Class
in the Sandwich Islands. NJ. Desnoyers may be
expected here in about three months.
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CLOTHING, &c.

Blue pilot cloth, monkey jackets, cashmere coats,
Black alpaca coats. cashmere suits. cotton pants,
Black and blue cloth pants, buckskin pants,
Cashmere pants north west paletots, Solferinos,
Cashmere pants and jackets. gondolieres,
White Iarseilles vests, assortment sack coats.
Lasting CATERS, hickory shirts, fancy cotton shirts,
White cotton shirts. assorted flannel shirts.
Brown. pink and regatta cotton understands.
SILK undershirts, white wool undershirts, cashmere d
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FROM BREMEN.
DUE IN ALL OF SEPTEMBER.
AS FOLLOWS:
DRY GOODS.

NNGLISH MA
"a English pink and yellow prints,
English mourning prints, Entirely
English two blue prints, NEW STYLES
English white ground prints,
English Turkey red cambrics,
French and Belgian fancy prints, brown cottons,
White shirtings, blue cottons, heavy denims,
Bed ticking, hickory stripes, white cotton drill,
White linen drill, cotton pantaloon stuff, WOODEN do do.
Fancy printed muSlins, Victoria lawns,
Mourning muslns. white ground musiins,
Tape checS musins, embroidered white musiins,
Superior French muslins, Scotch jaconets, nainsooss.
Mosquito netting Scotch g%inghams, wOrsted lasting.
Black cobnrgs, check coburss, camlet checks,
Plaid lastic, black alpacas, black Grape, cotton yelyets
Blue twilled SaNony nannelS, white fiannCls,
Bleached. drab and brown nnleskin. huckskin.
Fancy printed fannels, caSsinetts. linen sheeting,
Blue, black and scarlet broad cloths.
Small invoice of cashmere, window curtains,
Imperial linen snesias, cotton liable dalnask,
Curtain muslinS, colored Union damask.
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lis HAWAIIAN MaiS;y's Consulate,
Consul.

This Is the regular Consular Fee, for &c. tii-atcs to In
voices, established by the Order in Council Of the 2SIh August,
1888. r. c. w
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q We are requested to give notice that a vessel
will be dispatched to the Marquesas Islands about
the 22d of August. All persons interested in the
Marquesas Mission, will have an opportunity to
forward letters, packages, &C., to their friends there
by this conveyance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13
SILKS AND FANCY
Articles,

Silks for DRESSES,
consisting of
MORE antique, plain and fancy; brocaie, plain black and
colored silks, figured silk, etc. etc. etc.
Silk curtain stuff, ladies' mantillas silk gloves,
Nantes and shawls, AleNandre's kid gloves.
Silk carriers, silk belts. barge dresses, harege for wells,
Musine de laine for dresses and dressing gowns,
Black and fancy ostrich feathers and plumes.
Black fancy Amazon feathers, ladies' head dresses,
Artificial flowers, silk elastic ribbons. velvet ribbous,
Large assortment of fancy bonnet ribbons,
Black silk hat ribbons, satin ribbons, assorted.
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HANDKERCHEEFS

Plain black silk handkerchiefs, India silk corahs,
Black and fancy cravats, white silk cambria hdkfs,
Colored silk cambria haudkerchiefs,
Linen cambria handkerchiefs.
Jaconet handkerchiefs, printed border,
Printed cotton handkerchiefs, satin finish,
Turkey red and yelioE bandkerchiefs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13
HOSIERY.

Grey and white merino socks. white cotton stockings,
Blue mixed and brown cotton socks, heavy cOmforters
Boys socks, brown aud whites wooden mitts,
Assortment of children's stockings,
Hoavy wooden stockings and socks.
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FOEEICS.
FROM SAN FEAScIsco-per A A EIiridGe, August I0J Re-
sa4, Crank Resor. For ShGHghGc: (rOm Honolulu, W Cope
land
COASTvISE.
From EfSpvAsD P0RTs-peT Klauea, Angus; SIP Cummings
and wife, Miss II a Chamberlain. Mrs III l. Sheldon. Mrs Dick
.u.ou. Mrs = Lack and child, Miss Townsend, Miss Jones, !
Peck. Cant ; gakee. L : Pratt. L CUmmin=, II Cornwen, I
NetcaII Rev Sr MOiiste. . II Wool. VIM Brash, Robt Love,
Capt J VI Oat, Nm KaaGwai-2I cabin, about loo deck
Fr W.SDw1Es PoETS-peT hiisuea- August lO-Capt Jas
Make, A : Ceghorz. : y Castle w X Snoigrass- III l. Chase,
Capt Z D Crane. Mssa< Miller, W Raausai-9 cabin, about 80
deck
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& HARD.
ware.

Steel scissors, assorted; sailors pocket knives,
Superior pen and pocket knives, saw files,
Coco handled butcher knives, fencing wire,
Hoop iron. !. I, ! and II inch;
Invoice of best English refined bar iron,
Iron timed saucepans, iron timed tea-kettles,
Iron pots, sheet zinc, shot, timed lead pipe, zinc nails.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13

ANOTHER HAWAIIAN VEssEL-By Eastern letters,
we see that the late Am. whale ship Hudson had
been altered into a bark and put under the Hawaii
an flag, and her name changed to Haze Hu1aii.
She left home about 9th June, with an assorted
cargo to Messrs. Wilcox. Richards & Co., of this
place. Upon her arrival here she will be placed in
the fleet of whalers.
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BEER. WINES AND
LIQUORS.

Jefrey's draught ale, Bass draught ale,
Bass India pale ale in quarts and pints.
German India pale ale in quarts and pints,
lager beer in quarts and pirts,
Barclay, Perkins X Co.'S London porter in qs and Pts,
German rorter in quarts and pints,
Martel's fine old brandy in cases
Brandy in casks. genuine Holland gin,
Superior sherry. port wine, claTet in casks,
Madeira and claTet in cases, gIka,
Champagne in quarts and pints, I'm Kuiuart pere & fls. Rheims;
Champagne in quarts and pints. I'm Jacquess0n * fills. Cialous:
Champagne in quarts and pints, from Adolphe Collins, Chalons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13

In the POlynesiaa of last week appears a
prospectus over the name of Mr.. t. II. Heuck, pub
5lished for the purpose of calling the attention of our
residents to the desirahility of erecting a suitable
Public Hall. We would like to see all give a help
highland to this enterprise. Call and see the plans
and specifications at the store Of Messrs Won Holt &
Heuck, and give something as a proof of public
spirited liberality. Want of space alone prevents US
from giving the prospectus entire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-08-13
SADDEERY.

English all hogskin saddles, completes;
German, English and French saddles, complete;
Bits and brides, saddle girths. felt saddle cloths.
Iron timed spurs, German silver spurs.
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ROGEREES.

Pickles. bottled fruit, mustard. Swiss cheese.
Worc.ster-h.r re sauce. curTants in Jars. pearl sagn.
Raisins in ] and I boxes, ~sardines, Turkish prunes.
Tapioca, pearl barley. Westphaia hams,
Vinegar in bottles. iazlenuts. almonds,
Chocolate. crushed sugar in kegs. loaf sugar,
Bologna sausages, wax tapeTs. Whit soap,
Steariue candles, Liverpool dairy AMI coarse salt
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HATS. &c.

Gents felt hats. new styles; boys hats and caps,
LADIES' riding hats. large assortment gents straw hats,
Large assortment ladies' and children's straw hats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-26

CT LOUIS AND TERRE HAUTE RAILROAD COMO
- ~ Wall street. New York, JAM -, lscS-rhs Company
will paw ia coupons OF the Second Mortgage
Bonds ass d. and the econd Mortgage lhsome
Bonds ma ng May next, and after
the first day February Bank North America
Iess interest per from time OF PAYMENT 70 the
sald lat OF Nav BY order, c. Butler,
Chairman of Executive Committee.
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wheat was active and &c. higher, with sales o.
$50 coo bushels a q rs 81 90 for white wes,ernsi 90
81 90 for red and amber Western 81 ~ 81 % tor
Milwaukee club and amber spring, and 81 80 81 ~ Tor
Chicago spring Corn advanced a shade with sales q
2loo0O bushels mixed Western q, SIC. ssc for sound
TIC 500 for unsosnd and heated, and 90c. s2c for
Western white and yellow Rye continued iS n demand a. a.
81 ~ ~ o. Oats we're 10 less demand as 64c 7lc,
Coysxs was arm at former quotations but sales were
light We quote RIO, prime, sic a 81 80. good ohc.;
fair, 20 c. ordinary 2Sc 2S5ac MaraGaibo, 30xc.
s2c; IAgasyra, 5000 a29lc.; Java Sc &c., -.
Oor7os was sseaay at 7oc 7oxc for middnugs, with
FRnanrsThe engagements were mostly for Liverpool,
and included 100 bbis apples (by steamer) at o.;
1900 bbs. -four at 2s 40 900 bushels grain at Id
90 hhds taow at COS with 800 packages PROVISIONS
at 27s I'd sos by sailing vessel and Dos. by steamer
The total number OF vessels in port was 5t7 OF all
classes
Fsu-The demand was moderate for dry cod and fair
for mackere and herring at unchanged quotations
HAY-North river was in good demand at voc.
81 o. 81 r.fal eat
Hors were moro sought af.or at 1sc-a 25c. for
crop.
LarBs were scarce aud stimy held but inactive.
LEAniER-A good inquiry prevailed Tor sole, AZ goou
LINE was quiet and prices were nominal.
MorAssEs.-Sales were made OF 100 bbs. Old ana new
crop New Orleans At 34c. 40c and 46c 54c respec.
lively. D. ~
ons were quoted nrm to day, with moderate inquiry
for the principal kinds chiefly for hnseed at u 80
81 80
Provisions was active and steady, with sales Of
900 bbs ut $l4 rs for old and SIG $40 70 for
mess, and $lI Is $i3 IS for prime Beef brisker,
with sales pf 200 bbls at s1l 80 $l3 FOR plain $a
SIS rs for extra Sales also made Of 100 bbs
and terces lard within range Of lCc 500 boxes
shoulders Al &C. and s1Se; sc: Butter IN
fair request ut ale. 26c. for state and Ice 20c for
Western Cheese continued in demand at 10c 1870.
Rx--There $50 bags East India sold, partly at
7iac M f.s So ..te5 fsa M4+ 88 a
sAIIrEIRB was selling IN Boston at 1b<c. a161sc.
11Ic. ltt ,.r. .Eef 49,
Streams firm and in fair demand with sales Of 725
hhds. at 0c llc. for New Orleans, and l0c l0hc
for Cuba: also 800 boxes Havana at lie. IL &c.
TAlLOw.There 125 600 lbs. sold at lie. IL 10
WHIsRxy.-The Bales were TOO bbls. at 48Hc. &c.,
closing heavily At 48Ascs A49c.s eu8 eFs N
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merchAnts who have q times large idle baIances.
everybody, IN short, who has In ordinary times .
balance In bank which yields no income, will
under the operation Of the new financial scheme
withdraw that balance and invest IL in interest
bearing Treasury notes. convertible on presenta-
ton into legal tender. A leading bank president
psrhaps the oldest in the city, gives it his opinion
Shat the bank deposits will be withdrawn as fast
- the interest bearing Treasury notes are printed,
and that over onehalf Of the present deposits OF
our city banks win thus be taken way from them
or the effect Of such Withdrawals upon the money
market it is needless to enlarge. Loans would Of
course follow deposits in the downward course
and the result would be q sharper pinch in the
money market than we have yet known. run
upon the bank deposits would be followed by .
general recall of loans, and peremptory sales OF
gold, debt certificates and other government
securities held by banks. Our city banks
would sacrifice anything to preserve their
credit and pay their depositcrs. Attention has
been drawn to the probable depreciation Of
government securities which would ensue from
compulsory sales by banks. But members Of
Congress reply that, in the present condition or
the country, the first duty Of legislators is to sup
ply the administration with the means Of carrying
on the war, and that the banks must take care o.
themselves. If the banks are forced to sell the
government stocks they hold at low prices, Euro
peans, at the present rate Of exchange, win be
tempted to buy, and thus a commencement Of
foreign investment in our public securities win be
secured. From all that we can learn, we are led
70 believe that deliberate purpose exists in Con-
sress to arrest the prevailing speculation in gold and
railway stocks, by the adoption Of financial policy
which, by seeming to add To the volume of cur
rency, will in reality sponge up and absorb all the
coating capital Of the country; will withdraw from
the SPECTATORS Of Wall street the means Of carry
ing on their operations and will cause the money
market 20 pass through crisis which will prove
fatal to many Of the holder operators Of the day.
The following table shows the course Of the
lot IL H..
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SALES At AUCTION.

A pcriOk N0IiCE.--PEREMPToRY SALE 70 CLOSE
a - AN ESTATE. 80. &N
~ ID D. CAULkfN5, AucrIONEEM
RICH FRESch FfAr aH fiER aaH aAsTEt MINORS.
8uFERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD rIAkOfOkrE,
SILVER PLATE Sc, 40 ma,
AondAy. jan % rain or shine NJ u O'Clock =, ~, ns
q Art rosewood Drawing Room suits elegant sevsn oess
Panoiorte Mirrors, Velvet Carpets &c, oentanei IN me
pesdence 2ls fourteenth street. kiahh avenue Inc
sse bsins Ms largest richest Of noose
noid FURNITURE enered - auction this season me
nrs Uas al made fo tho present snd " In gooi
order The whole win be remptoriy and absolutely Soia
t. DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
e0usiss Of carved rosewood Etapees marble tops ana
Freneh plate doors and baks: adys Work Table inaid
with mother OF pearl Centre Table, staaary mar
bic tops full drawing Room Furniiurc elesn. rete
aTete sofas two ARM two Reception aud eight oval bAcn
Chairs carved rosewood ranes aud covered " tnfee
coioed san oocade OF the most oppressive
Conle Tables nsld with bnh aud ortose shell;
and Lac Curtains French Plate Pier And Mantei Mrors
with rich GIT rames superb Sevres and Dresden Chna
Vases richly decorated Paran marble Satietss o. The
Lava vases ebony Gard Table Carpets Rnss Turk
lsh Easy Chairs, bronze Clio month; Oh Paint
inga Dy rousseau inman Huntington. coic Legrand ana
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PYANoFORTE,
carved legs and four round finished all round
tniald with pearl and solid pearl Keys. $50; Music
Rack rosewood Stool covered brocade; embroidered
Cloth Cover Books aad Music Hall rosewood Hatsiand OH
cosh Stair Carpets Ac Chambers aceond story Richly
carved rosewood Bedseads style Louis XIV Bureaus and
Commodes to match Dressing andTfoilet Tables
shaving Stans Bookstnds Couch, Arm Chairs. Curtains,
Shades C0rnces, Hair Mattresses ana Bedding
rated China Toilet Sets Mirrors Dining Room Furniture OF
every kind Tea Sets Silver Ware, Ivory Fable Cutlery,
Dining Table, ac 49,
No postpone ment Cartmen attendance cart, pack OF
ship goods for purchasers.
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A BRAHAM vANDERPOOL AUCrIONEER.
IA MAGNIFICENT HOUsEHOLD FURVIrURE


xsPsss sa;sas tSs . ssy i%ssdsyS Js% -
No. ~ West sixteenth street, between Fifth and sixth aves
- Ia Sale commencing at l0k o'clock
Room Santa Bronze and 0rnou Chandeers Velvet Medal
lion Carpets scvresand Dresden CHINA and
Ware, rich Cat Glassware Artistic Bronze statuary OIL
Pan.lns. BY smnen. ARTISTS Tho auctioeer would can
sss the eaisosus Inc sses. and rchss,
ent Of Household Furniture offered aucthn this
ago. and Il OF the rest description Sale positive without
'.s"1 :" - DRAWING ROOMS. 4..I. ig
Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers rosewood Sofas TeeA-
Tees. Chairs. Arm and Reception Chairs Ottonans. en-
God Easeres suary marble tops; Secretary and
bookcase. lined with satlnwood. Cabinets, Encolsnnres
Work Table, magnificent Vases, imported from Paris
for the superb Bronze figures repcse nnc
crasssis &C. two match Painns. Summer and %insrs
BY Coe Holy Family Marine Views. two match Paintings
the Immaculate Conception BY Dessarns also nnlnber
q Cabinet ranngs on copper rosewood Centre Tables
tana Shades French plato Pier and Manel Mirrors 100
s'ra' 's'e' oI RSesEwosSD prANoroRrE
The richest INSTRUMENT offered 1t auction this four
round elegant carved and mad. order
Stool satin Cover Canterbury Music Books Hail. walnut
ha's'and' onc'o'h ana nj S NIy oar Rnt;x
Oak Buffet, Extension Table elegant sets OF crystal and
ruby glassware. China Dinner and Tea Sets, Silver Colee
CAKE Baskets Knives Nut Crackers Napkin n0 Rings, Fable
Cutlery Tale Linen, Arm Chairs, Sofas Oval Mirror,
Bronze Clock.
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedseads Wardrobes, Com
modes en- suite superb Aar Mattresses Banseis Snse
cloth Brussels and Ingram carpets Also all the Furniture
ot the servants apartments Also Bascm. mt and Kitchen
NB-Parties wishing TO attend this sale win take the
aih or sixth avenue cars and sages a. ne As-r Hons,
street. n few doors iion the house.
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TRANSFER OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO AND NORTH
i western Railway Company, No ~ Wall street

c1On BOUNTY, PENSIONS. PRIZE MONEY FRO
ClOU cured. Prize money ready for twenty YES.
No charge r. ad MONEY loaned ON hond ana
All kinds az law business trans
acted. 4. ID. EVEN a Co., ll9 Nassau street.
cJE0 00n TO LoAS-AT Six PER CENT INIT.
sisDU.UNV Bond and Mortgage, tor
n Years Res Estate IN this city Bpookyn Apply In
lie nnce OF Peoples Fire Insurance Company No 70
Wall street, 10 JOHN y. CONREf
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AT kINZEYs ~
snoss S gsRS sks r TsGysrs
HOSIERY. dIo .1aEs HSD YisdT GOODS
The srca, advance In saeasn,s I. advancing the prize.
ynn rnrq ssi s5S l SSa az Fon THEN
GOODS at tho ks I'm Hy rRer Cheap Store At the
500 1Akns SILK ILLUSION taii colors> s. TO g.
r 81 49,. s%:s' p;::;Ss -:
uo noyKET AND TRIMMING RIBboks
a sS fn. Sns ss,y ao. sss. g.
IELr sIS%xESs .ASp sossgrs
pARsAiss, IN i IAN kSihs HE'S.
il hias% s;ss:l s. Y
Es%ls: HrS i lace meaalsTSSIsi Il 81, ,
sSc ' lsas; . al a sas'ii ."sa
o Gents Cent. , q. ns ss, s r n.a Sic
A srd sI SS,Isa. s - STORE
@ do. s' w aS I nass and c sPs e.
dS.sas s ss., erssAa 70 y ssss &C. spool
osa ssS, Orr ss ana Sssad slss = 90 Ss"
s%ss s7ssi; !. nEs s ssssiso
AZ ssa So a;iss, BLA az x SnlS %sirK.
1900 Yard. Fines, Aipacs Br.ls. q.
1903, 1893 hs. b b4s:. T Sals T sss &c. S.
loo spoos Pine French cotions. &c.
wiin yuIE xssoaTME sSSF or BUTTONS sRAIps
hRAcELETs, HEAD DHS nsAMEs ss. roRrEaoSsAiSs
Ac., 4c -
S ra ..a s .s: S SS "a. a .: ;ss; sas
y ESSs" Wool ,ssf Isa ss sG H. sS f. Sc
Ct ! We Wei II; S:sy Ss. "a !: IS
w.sr saSf eiv aES sooD 81 s.LsssqHss. x
Between r~.n,.s ana .'a e. s.ss
CLoAKs cLoAKs -, ,ou or.,,,.
SPECIAL I MARGARINE
CLOAK biSEiP%ssnrMnsr
Emf As si o. PKG X
THE BALANCE or o a'ip STOCK OF snAwls
ATA GREW I s 4 sH1T5s. n. n.-.g.
CAMELs HAIR snAwIsi
n.ssA. for cash g l ofB1 A sSfh n broadway
I iSr NE asE s sS sS oSyrsisa
''' II III gss1 H $.isS HsP1
""'h RE " "TST III LIZZIE ADiascE IN rnrcrs
Vow Is tie time TO buy for tho sprine.
50 per cen, higher than present rate.
Fiann-l.. Blankets, Quilts, Linens, an, A.,
BALMonAL SKIRTS, Al 81 20. n7s $3.50
WINTER DRESS GOOD CHEAPER THAN PRISTs
EVENING DREbs doODs, &C. Ia
MOURNING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
W. X. FEyTON,
IA BoHery. NJ Houston street.
DEAL INDIA CAMRLs HAIR slawLs AND scARvs.
III ARNOLD, CONSTABLE a 90 win open their spring
Importation Of the above Goods On Monday January D.
CANAL CORNER OF MERCER STREETS
FAMILY DRY GOODS
ana va. = ana
Ers looiH. Mt the how mark pIiers
CANAL, CoRSER Of MERG En- STREETS.
LINEN ruEHfIN1S.
~ superior barny Linen Shce,lnss priees
cons drtably below their presept value.
| 80 superior superhnc Doubi. Dsnash Table Cloths
| ARNOLD. CONSTABLE co,
| Canal street Of Mercer.
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o,ry COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. 2<-sPM
AsHn sales were msdo Of 10 bbs, al sac. asc for
Is and l.c for pearls. Stock, Sss bbIs.
|8RsApsrurrs---Flour was decidedly more active aud
loo dearer We board OF sales u Is 900 bbls State
Western, 1000 do. southwn and 1000 DO Canadian
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LOST AND FOUND.

100 LOsr.-L0srA SPOTTED COACH DOG, NAMED
II Ned. Whoever viii return him TO William Fr,d-ric~s
at the stable, OF Icyn and Twenty third
street, Will be suitably rewarded.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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BILLIARDS.

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