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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-03
Administrators Sale.

ERY virtue of an order issued out Of the Or
I'D phanS Court of Potter county, Penna
and to US directed, we will expose to public
sale or outcry. at the Court House in the Boro
| Of Coudersport OH
TUESDAY, JUNE lG, 1868,
at O'clock, P. NJ TIL following real estate,
described as follows, to wit: @
| A certain tract of land situate in Sweden
! tp., beginning at the south east corner Of war-
rant No 2l33. !herce west one hundred and
seventy six perches thence uortherly thirty
five perches. thence westerly twelve perches
to the Potter and Lycoming turnpike, thence
by said turnpike or highway north nineteen
degrees west fortv-fvc and seven tenthS per
ches thence east two hundred and seventeen
and five-tenth perches, thence south eighty
perches to the place of beginning, Containing
Ninety Eight and Nine Tenths acres or there
abouts, about ten acres improved and on
which are erected one small house, one frame
barn, and running water on the lot.
Also all that tract of land beginning two
hundred and fifty-three and half percheS
west Of the south east corner OF warrant No.
2l33 thence west two hundred and sixty x
and five tenths percheS, thence north eighty
perches thence east three hundred and two
and fve-tenths perches to the highway thence
south nineteen degrees east forty-fye and
seven-tenths perches thence west htty-two
and three tenths perches, thence south thirty
three and two -tenthS perches to the place Of
beginning, Containing One Hundred and Forty
Six and One-tenth acres or thereaboutS (this
lot is sold subject to a contract made June g.,
1855, by B. T. Hoxie in his life time to Jchn
Roberts for eigh:y-four acres of same) Forty
acres of which are improved. with one small
dwelling house, one log barn. and spring of
water thereon. ....
Also, all that certain tract of land, begin
ming in the centre of said highway eighty per-
ches north and two hundred and seventeen
and FIVE tenths perches west of south east
corner of warrant No. 2l33, thence west three
hundred and two and ive-teuths perches,
thence north oighty-ive perches, thence east
two hundred and seventy-three percheS to said
highway, thence south nineteen degrees east
ninety perches to the place of beginning Con-
tanning One Hundred anG Fifty two and Nine
tenths acres, or Whereabouts, Thirty acres of
which are improved and on which are erected
one small dwelling house, one granerY, and
a spring of running water and some fruit
trees thereon.
Also all that tract of land beginning at a
post standing one hundred and thirty one
perches north and one hundred and forty per-
ches west of south east corner Of warrant No.
2l33, thence west about ninety-two perches
to said highway thence n nineteen degrees W.
thirty six perches, thence east one hundred and
six and nine tenthB pprches, thence south
thirty four perches to the place of beginning,
Containing Twenty Two Acres. about Five
acres improved on which are erected one
water w-mill with good water-power, and
one small dwelling house. .
JyW BIRD. Administrator
of the estate of B T. HoXie. deceased.
! Sweden May l8, 1868.
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-OTINE iS herebY plYen fflaf t1e lOll0MlMP1

i
~ named persons did, on the dates affixed
to their. names, file the accounts of their ad-
ministration to the estates of these persons
decd, whose names are undermentioned, in
the Office of the Register of probate of wills
and granting letters of administration In and
for the county of Potter, and that the same
will be presented to the Orphans Court OF
said county, for confirmation and allowance,
on the 10th day of June, at 10 a. m. at the
Court House in said county:
Sept. II, 1862. The final account of r. W
Benton, Administrator and Pbidela Thomp-
son, Administrative Of the Estate of Rufus
Thompson, late of jackson Township, decd.
Dee: 18, 1852. The partial account of j.
W. Bird, Administrator of the Estate of B. T.
Hoxie, late of Sweden Township, deceased.
January 20, 1868. The final account of
J. w Freeman, Administrator of the Estate
of Rufus A. Freeman, late of Jackson Town
ship, deceased. tsaA a. s7..
January %, 1868. The final account of
William Rogers, Administrator and Lucinda
Benton, Administrative of the Estate of
George A. Benton, late of Allegheny Town
snip, deceased.
Feb %, 1868 The account of Woolsey
Burtis, Administrator of the Estate of Harris
Ellis, late Of Harrison Township, deceased.
d. BAKER. Register.
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yx7HEREAS the Hon. Robert g.. White,
w President Judge, and the Hons. c. 5.
Jones and G. G. Colyin, Associate Judges OF
the Courts Of eyer Il, Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphans Court and Court of Common Pleas
tor the9County of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the twenty fl, st day Of
Feb, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty three, and to mo
directed for holding a Court of Oyer and Term
iner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses=
sions Of the Peace, Orphans Court and Court
of Common Pleas, in the Boroughof COudefs=
port, on MONDAY. the 10th day of June
next and to continue one week:
Notice is therefore hereby given TO the Corr
Oners, Justices of the Peace and Constables
within the county, that they be then and there
in their proper persons, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi-
tiCns. examinations, and other remembrances,
TO DO those things which to their offices ap=
pertain to be done. And those who are bonha
by their recOgnizances to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail If
said county Of Potter, are to be then and thefe
t0 prosecute against them as will be just.
Dated at CoUDERsP6RT, May 5, 1868. ar+
the 84th year ofthe Indepe ndence of the United
States of America.
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Auditors Notice.

TENHE subscriber having been appointed Au-
L ditor to distribute the proceeds Of the
sale of real estate in the case of Gcmmell 4
Creswell VS.. w. 7 Jones and A F. Jones, with
notice to s. Ross and l.. Stalfee, terre tenants.
No. $50, Jene Term, 1862 will attend to the
duties of said appointment on Saturday the
18th day of June next, az the Prothonotaries
office in Condersport. at clock, p. NJ when
and where those Interested can attend if they
choose. ...
W. B GRAVES, Auditor.
COudersport May IA, 1868.
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AL'NsoN HOLT No. 80, 50, Sept; Sc 1;Is.is +, 1852.
VS.. Label IN UlVorce.
EDNA E. HOLT. Whereas, subpoena and
alias subpoena having been issued in this case
and returned nihd You, Edna E. Holt, re-
spondent, are hereby notified that libelant will
make application atthe next Court Common
Pleas in and for the county of Peter, for a
divorce Uinculo matrim0Ri at which time and
place you can attend if you think proper.
D. G. LARRABEE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs' Office Nav Is 1868.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY given to delinquent Collectors
Il Of Military Taxes that unless the amount
of slch combinations, now due by them, are
paid over to the County Treasurer by next
September Court, according to the act of 2lst
April, 1858 so that said monies can be applied
TO the Relief Fund, agreeably to the supple
ment of said act, that it will be my duty to
notify the District Attorney in writing Of such
neglect, whose duty it will then be to collect
the fines and penalties imposed by law.
The following statement shows the amount
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For Rats Nice, Reaches, Ants, Bed Bugs, Moths
in Fprs, Woolans, sc. Insects on Plants, Fowls,
Animals, &c.
Put upin 25c. sec. and 81 co Boxes Bottles,
and Flasks, So and So sfzes for Hotels, Public
Institutions, &c. NE#
only infallible remedies knCwa.h
sFree from Poiso8s"
tNot dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats come out of their holes to die"
X &Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
*Sold by all Druggists and Retailers every
where.
x s*l!I Beware II of all worthless Invitations
X *See that "CosTAR's" name is on each Boz,
Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
\ *x*Address Henry R. C0starS
X = *Pr;ncipal Depot 4S2 Broadway, Ny.
N *Sold by
p. A.STEBBINS, & Co.,
Wholesale & Retail Agents, Coudersport, Pa.
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The foregoing sums amount to two hundred
and nineteen dollars and twenty-four cents,
scattered over twenty-three townships or
already in the Collectors hands; one thing is
certain, it is not paid into the Treasurer. 1t
should be cheerfully paid that it may be dis
tributed where it belongs TO the needy fami=
lies Of our ncighbors now in actual service,
1t is confidently hoped that no further action
will be necessary to secure the prompt pay.
ment Of these taxes.
JNO. N KILBOURN,
Brigade Inspector Sd B., llth D., z. N.
Brigade Inspectors Cflice,
pil,a Contra
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LIST OF CAUSES for trial in the Court of
Common Pleas of Potter county, at the June
Term.
w T Jones & Bro VS. Geo W Bradley
W 7 Jones 4 Bro VS. Bradlee, 5 Bradee &c
Melzgcr&Strong admsrs of Strong is WTJones
and A F jones
" 7 Jones 4 Bro VS. J NJ KibOurn
Vim l. Shnifer VS. John Mason 4 Geo Marvin
James Shaffer VS. H W May and w N Smith
Joseph w Stillman vs. Geo Stillman
Fuller & Card VS. John Tanner
Fuller & Card IS Deremer 4 Tho mpson
" V Keating & Co vs. George HeiSter e
Colwel & Lyman VS. Chus Chandler
J r Munson use ofC W Gorun VS. Harry Lord
executors Of John Dwigh.
Luther Canfcld VS. Frederick Brooks garni.
! G Mescereau VS. p B Dedrick
Com. use Potter CO. VS. Woodard & L Sherman
VIM Burleson VS. VIM 7 Jones '3F
Street Beeard vs. Chester Whitaker
Tp. of Oswayo VS. Co. ofPotter
D f Merritt W Wayne Bishop ''st-
Alex Rohrabacher for use VS. A Rohrabacher
Dusenhery Austin & Co VS. 5 P Reynolds
Mary Ann Warner VS. John Bartis ,g~
Mary Ann Warner VS. 5th Burtis
Jones. Manu- Jones for use VS. S P REYNOLDS
Jones. Mann Jones for use VS. S P Reynolds
/ Sweet VS. iona Glace and A A Kirby
W T Jones use Of c Smith VS. s P REYNOLDS
L. J. 0LMSTED, ProtIty.
Nay Is, 1858
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AIiditOr'S Notice.

UNhe undersigned Auditor to make distri.
IL button Of the proceeds of the Sale Of
Personal Pre- perty in the case OF A. ", Jones
Us Sala Stevens and B. F. Mel OILS. OF june
Term 1852, No. s6, will attend to the cntits
of his appointment at the Prothons'nry's
Office in CoddersporS on Saturday the 3n,h
day OF May next at one O'Clock P, N. Thoss
viii attend if they think pfopcE.
Il. J. 0LHSTED, Au-,t"sr
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AdminEslrator's Notice.

EAT HFHEAS. letters Of administrator op
w the estate Of WGd3eus Dartin9, decd late'
of Allegany township, Potter Co, Pa. have
been issued to the subscribers in due form or
law, notice is hereby given to all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate to-
make imTediate payment ). and those having
claims will present them, duly authentitstedt
-. u
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Divorce Notice.

JULIA E. BABCOCK, No. So, Sept T, 1862
by her next friend Libel III Divorce.
SAMUEL G. ROUSE, fWhereas, subpoena
VS.. and ctdds subpoena
BBAYTON D.BABCOCK having been issued
and returned aihd ou.Brayton D. .Babcock,
are hereby notified that libelant
will make application at the next Court OF
Common Pleas in and for the county Of Potter
for a divorce a uincuto matrim0ni. at which time
and place you can attend if you think proper.
D. C. LARRABEE, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office Nav lS 2SG3
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Auditors Notice.

'svhe undersigned Auditor tc make distri-
4 button of the proceeds of the sale of Real
Estate in the case of George Fox, NJ. D.,
Adms'r &C., ps Sala Stevens, of Dec Term
1852, No SO, will attend to the duties of his
appointment at the Prothonotary's Office in
Coudersport, on Saturday, the 30th day OF
May next, at one o'clock P. NJ. Those inter-
ested will attend if they think proper.
H. J. OLMSTED, Auditor.
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En- the Counties of Potter, Mexican, Ti9ga,
L Clifton md Lycoming. good tillabie. tol-
ing Lands, if suitable for Agriculture and
Prices are low They will be purchased ft
Cash or its equivalent. Address with par
uculars. location. and character of Lands,
with survey, with brooks, or streams ruhaiug
through or near them, as to title &y: and
quantity Of Land &c For particulars address,
A. n. HOSKINS,
PO Box lUl7. PhilaGeiShia.
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Ulysses SChOOl District Aasslual
Statement W&&fO

Ulysses SCl0Oa District AHauaf
Statement, 1862.
Rate of tax & mills
Amount Of tax, $3.50 20
Received from Collectors and un-
seated lands, Et 35e a.
State appropriation, Is 20
Paid Teachers Salary. ..., 376 90
Total IpG1dt6fS Saiar, and contingencies s25 81
Paid Salary Of Secretary 09
Debt '''-- s*~~ss 80 4 - ee -
Cash on hand 81 90
Due form Collectors, about 80 90
G. A. WAGNER Pres.
A BFNxITT. .Sec,Y - April "a, 1868.
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Divorce Notice.

Office, May Is, 1868.
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COURT PROCLAMATION,

TIgaut inspector CIHCe,
Pike Centre, April % 1868.
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Lands W9HseG.

\. G PRESHO, I AdHsrs.
AlleganS, Nay 5,lSG3 CIV
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PAY rs You Co..

Times are getting rather hard. One reason for
this is, that house-keepers and heads of families do
not pay as they go Quarter bills are large and
much remains unpaid, because the principle is not
adopted Of paying as you go. A person who has not
adopted this rule. can have but n faint idea of its
advantages. The trouble with too many is, that
they have acted upon the rule of charging it"
They get trusted at the grocer's, at the butchers, at
the bakers, and heavy bills are incurred, without a
thought how they are to be paid. Depend upon it,
it would be a great blessing 20 multitudes, If our
merchants would adopt the principle practieed By
some publicans, enc trust" Many complain that
their Incomes fall short of their expenses. This
ought never to be. Pay as you co. and you will
always have money in your ill.," or leash IN
your locker" You will always have q fund TO draw
from when the poor call for assistance, or there ls an
anpeal for the unfortunate. PAY as You Co." IS
my motto. Yours, BENZ. FRANKLIN.
Honolulu. Aug. 90. 1889.
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PORT OF
ARRIEAL

us. sch Nct.ie Merrill, Bash. from Honolulu.
5-Sca Emma ROOke- WstheTby, from HOnOlE<u-
Sch Eamoi, S~h-phCri, from Honolulu
$50 Z VI, stm kiausa, NcGregOr, from HSwail-
S-Sch Noikviki. Napcla, from Hcloiulu-
Sch Emma Rookie, we,heTby, firm Makcn:E
lis Is A VI, sim kilauea, Mctresor- firm II, nOluiu.
I3-Sch KekauIHohi. Haley, from Honolulu
I4-Sch MOkeiki, Napels, from kahului.
II-Sch Emma Rookie, WethgThy. from HouoEIu-
$3.50 z VI. sch Nettie Merrill, Bush, fm Bo-OulI.
I6-5 p VI. sch kanoi, Shepherd. from Honolulu
$3.50 Z VI. sim Eilaues, NcGregor. from Hawaii.
ls-6 Y ", sch Hoikeiki, Sapela, from Honolulu.
Ig-Sch Emma Rookie. Ne;hsrhy, from Naksna-
Gin fling. sim KiIauea, NcGrvgOr. firm HOIOlulu.
2z-Sch MoiSeiki, NaPela. from kahului.
25-Sch kskauiuOhi. Haley, from Hawaii
25-6 p ", sim Annie Laurie, Narchant, I'm Honolulu.
Z5-Sch Emma RO1ke. Wetherny. from Honolulu
sill r VI. sch kamOi. Shepherd, from Honolulu
2S-ll.50 2 NJ, sch MoiEeiki, Nspela, from Honolulu.
O. 2 VI, stm Annie Laurie, Narchaot, I'm Hawai-.
30-Sch Emma Rookie. WcthsTby. for Mskena-
aI-Sch kalama, frm Honolulu, passed The pot
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w
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1858.

sfScs our last, the foreign arrivals have been the American
ba.keniine Constitution, on the ih inst, - days from Teeka-
let. EEh a cargo Of lumber 20 Messrs. II. Hackield . CO., ami
the Bremen BARK George LE1trig, CT the 9Th inst, $50 days
from Brr1Een, With az assorted cargo CT merchandise TO NessEs-
Ho1,ch!aeEer & Stapsnhorst-
The comet, has filed up very rapidly with 4 cargo Of Island
produce. consisting principally q Pull. Sugar, Salt aHd Paddy,
and .sa=es to-day
A hriss business marks The past week, principally Of goods
imported - The Elena. D0sitiEa, Combination agd Conet'
soil to i5bbers. The retail trade j. very dali
Fer market quotations, we give the following, viz.
2 P.DpT-Ths crops from Judd & Wilder, Moafalaa and
NsiIaaI Plantations are about all harvested. Tbs J. * w
plantation zend their crop by the Elena to Gernsny- The
forward by the Comet And the Gillaud pauiaus r. - ,Ons'
#hich VII 90 forward by the Elena sales have beSa made al
rron I:r n II cents without he bags
VOL Qrte diIcu.. TO quote. as Il ranges fro. &C p IL
csEts, according 70 quality, no large lots ~ The last nsf ed figure.
Ht0ss-A large lot GO forward BY the Helen MGR kading for
BOSTON. Sales are made 81 S cents
OoAT sEIys-No large lots offering; sales are mi-ss ut from
25- a IS cents according 70 size.
srSGrs-sic a o. cents
CoFFEE-2Cc a - cents
sCcAR-we learn Of but one lot sold 20 90 f1r~. j by the
Comet from the Kooa plantation. The Haiku, PrHs. vile and
Hana plantations are shipping on plantation account by the
Comet, a fair quotation would be from O. q : GEMS for good
SuaHiiss-
Sp:sssEs-A 5ot Of $50 barrels sold to the brig hehrtcfsdsT,
~ he South Pacific on private terms
81 s.LT-The PEuIoa Estate sends some co tons forward by the
Comet, a fir qao.ation would b about SO Per ton
COaLs-Rasee from sI5 ~ $40 a tor.
BURLAPs-Iec a IL cents
GCSSY BAGs-2lc a IS cents.
LcHBER-The cargo Of the Constitution has been sold on
private terms to : II. Do~se;t-
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NOTES or HE WEEK.

Quick DI>PATcH-The Comet leaves to-day. We
congratulate the agents of the r D.. l., that they
have been enabled TO unload, load, and dispatch the
Comet in the space of ten days, aud hope to announce
her arrival here again in something under fifty days
this trip. AZ the same time We take occasion to
congratulate the public that our exports are increas-
ing so fast, and hope they may always find a profit
able market. The fact that such is the case, is evil
dence OF the strongest nature that we have taken the
right road to advancement among the nations of the
earth. -
- Punch regrets exceedingly that the editor of
the PclyHeSign should have SO far forgotten himself
as 20 be guilty Of the low tap-room wit which char
acierized the answer to Punch's polite inquiry of
Thursday last, and at The same time begs leave TO
apologize TO the gentlemen alluded to in his (Punch's)
article for necessitating that they should be repre-
scented by such a champion.
Conscience SMITrES.-The party or parties who
took the watch Of Mr. Stephen Spencer, were SO
severely handled by the little monitor within. that
they took occasion ON Sunday night last to hang the
stolen article on his gate, where Mr.. 5. found it on
Monday morning, minus the sovereign which was
attached to the chain.
p Our new advertisement columns show a varied
array of advertisements, from a cargo of lumber 10
children's chairs. We would ask of our patrons a
careful re ding of the same. See also the Sup
plement of today, for an interesting account of the
arrest and execution, in Rosecrans' army, of two
rebel officers-spies.
- The Russian Corvette Colarala, was visited
by several of our foreign officials yesterday. and
firing salutes was the order Of the day. On Monday
she was decked with flags from keel to truck, in
commemoration Of the Coronation Of the Emperor of
Russia. -
= - The grounds about the United States Hospi-
tai are beginning to wear n different aspect under
the management of Mr.. j. Merritt. Pride OF India
and Algeroba trees are being set out alternately in
rows, and promise in a few years TO make a cool re-
treat for Jack-Tars laid up in ordinary.
y The heat OF the past week has been almost
insufferable. We have neglected noting the story
the Thermometer might tell, and perhaps it is better
that we have not. as some might suffer more were the
truth known. Light ~southerly airs have prevailed.
y The wharf known a. Jldd's wharf, is being
removed prior TO the driving of new piles and re-
building. The old piles are n curiosity, being
entirely coated with muscles and coral of various
tints. -
- We would acknowledge the receipt of and
return thanks for a volume of Patent Office Reports
from the Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D. c.
~ Seven weeks Commercial .4drertiSers in wrap
pers are now ready for the mail by the Comet, for sale
at our counter.
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vessels EIfpec,ed from For.is" pts

Am ship Malay would leave San Francisco August :,"l to 25th
for HongkongS-oo touch at Honolulu.
Am bark Yankee, Patty would probably leave SL . fancisco
August 25th 20 Sept. lst-due Sept 18Th to lstk.
s-am bark y : Perkins. Robinson. from Puget Souni. With lum-
Der TO H. Hacked & Co shortly expected
Am Hiss packe, Morning star, Gelett. froEi Micronesia-due
in all OctOber-
Has. schooner Kate Sergeant sailed from Boston about Nov. IL,
with general ndse. 10 II. Hsckfed d CO--Oyer due.
Am ship samuel Robertson, Nant0r. sailed from New Bedford
May !, with general md=e to Wilcox, Richards s CO.
shortly expected.
AN ship Raduga- Ropes. sailed from Boston May IL. with a
general cargo 20 G. Brewer & CO-shOrtly expected
IIaw ship Haze Hawaii sailed from New Bedford June %, with
general mdse to Wilcox Richards X Co.
Otl'g bark Julian. LuhieT-- sailed from Bremen July 8, with
general mdse 70 MecheTS & CO.
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DEPARTURES

Sch NoikeiEi. for Kahuiui.
Sch Netlie Merrill, fer HilO.
Sch Kamoi. fI kEhului-
T-T.30 2 ", stm kiiausa. for Honolulu.
Sch Eu.a Rookie, for Maizena,
Sch Noixsiki, for Kshului-
lc-Sch Emma Rooke, fr Honolulu
II-9 90 A NJ, sim EiIsaea- for Hawaii
I3-Sch KeksGluohi, soS Hawaii, without anctortnS-
It-Sch Moikgiki, for Honolulu.
Ii-sch Manuokswai, fox Hama.
IG--sch Emma Rooke, sOr alaSena-
I--Sch Seitis Merrill f- iiiio.
Is-T.3O P u, s,n. Kilsuea, for Honolulu
l9-Sch Eamoi, f5r Kshulni-
IJ-Sch Moikeiki. for Kahului-
5J-sch Emma BoOke, Cor Honolulu
2t-Frcm oGIn-- s.m Kilauea, for iionoii:I-
@i-Sch MGikeiki, for Honolulu
s5-Sch kcksuluohi, for Honolulu
2-3 50 2 ", sim Annie Laurie, iCT Hawai-
1T-Sch Settie Merrill, for HilO.
30 90 2 NJ, sim Annie Laurie, for Honolulu
1s-Sch EaHoi, for kahuiui.
Sch SIau1, for Hawaii.
4I-arh Erams RnoEe, Tor Honoluin.
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%

From TEEKGLET-per Constitution. September 4-23.sIS feet
dressed lumber. 2II5s5 It rough do, $500 lathes, 400 pickr;s,
100 VI shingles, IS bh= -four.
From BeExEx-pcr George Ludwig, September =
I'll UOdschIaezer 3 Stapenh0rst-5S pkgs dry goods. D cs
glassware. : c. cIuthing, IL c. duck, Ill pEgs, ) csks cordage,
20 ca gunpowder. ] - percussion caps 10 pkgs lead, > CO
matches, l bS sample Do. - pigs paper 5 g cigars ! cs hard
ware. IL crates crOckery- IL pigs Oakum, 100 bis Lager Deer,
8. bxs wine. ICO bxs gin IS bxs brandy 10 bxs, 10 KS j Rag,
~ brs liquor. 5 brIs cnrks- ass bndls I1 bars iron. . bgs
ry-t.. 600 fire bricks, ISS c-ks backsmIths' Goals. 80 bndls
oil Shoes, II oil casks. 300 flooring tiles. 80 hrls cement, > csks
LettIe~. l c. arsenic, . bsSts acii, about 40 pkE-, etc. unspeci-
led mdse.