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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
Candidate for Congress.

TI,HE undersigned respectfully offers him
self TO the Republicans OF the Fourteenth
Congressional District of Pennsylvania com
posed of the counties OF DanphIn, Junlata,
Northumberland, n Union,> and Snyder, for
nomination by the several county conven-
tons OF the said District.
JOSIAH ESPY.
Harrisburg, Pa, June Q. 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
Large Sales of Real Estate.

The estate of the late john NJ Call, 10
York valley, west eud Of Union county,
was bid of to p. Billmeyer & Co, for the
sum Of Sl5 POS.
DR.. s. l.. Beck, also sold to the same
parties, $500 acres, on the head waters Of
White Deer Creek, adjoining the NJ Call
property, for $1,000.
These sales, aud the operation, of
Mcclure, Frederick, Brown, and others,
on Spruce Creek, show how rapidly the
timber lands Of our mountains are coming
into market, and how large an inherent
value they have.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
Estate of Jonathan Koser. decd.

I ETrERS Testamentary on the estate of
Jonathan koser, deed, late of BUi'aioe
township. Uaion county. haze been granted
10 The subscribers in due form OF law. All
persons indebted 10 So i'd estate are notified 10
make immediate payment. and those having
claims against the ssme>wil present them
properly aulhentcated for Settlement TO
JOliH koSER. Burs,oe, Execu-
SOLOMON KOSER. kSy,i tors
June II, 1864 pi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
Estate of John D!effenderfer Sr. dec d.

I ETTERS Of Administration On the estate
] u of John Dieffender5r, sr, decd. late Of
White Deer Twp, Union Co. having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons indeb-
ted thereto are requested to make immediate
payment. and those bavinx claims or demands
against The same will present them for settle
menl 10
JOHN n. CAMPBELL. Admin
White Deer Mills, June II, 1864 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
S25Ol Seven Octave 1850
ROSEWOOD PIANO EGRTES
S25O1
1850

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NEW enlarged scale PIANO FORTEs with
" all latest imprQvements.
Thirty years experience, with greatly in
creased facilities iormsnufacturing, enable
us 10 sell for CAsfIat the above unusually
low price. Our INSTRUMENTS received the
highest award aUthe Worlds Fair, and for
five successive years at the American insu-
tute. Warranted FIVE years. TERNs SEr
CASH. Call or send for descriptive circular
3nlG52 JJBsi
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
PUBLIC LETTING.

CEALED Proposals for The building OF n
y CuIVcrt across Market street
at the Central Foundry. will be received at
the Office of the Town Clerk until Saturday.
18th inst. Specifications to be seen al said
Office. By order Of the Town Council:
WIN. JONES, Clerk
Lewisbure, June 8, 1864
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17

VIM F. CowDEN was ordained to the
work of the ministry, aud recognized as
pastor Of the Jersey Shore Baptist church,
Thursday, 10th inst. Mr.C. graduated in
the United Presbyterian college in Law
renee county, and was recently from the
1neoiog'eai department of the University
at Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
DiCU,

In white poer Up, 9Th Inst, JOHN DIEFFESDERfEE
Senior. aged 65 yrs, mos
In ruraloe rp l2.h uIt JONATHAN kosER, lacking
few days Of being 10 years of sse-
In Lewisburg, 18th inst, child Of Henry BRANT,
n-..ln nL.aIt 1
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
NOTICE.

4 LII persons are hereby notified not to
\ mediIe with large black Horse nov'
IN GEoRGE CaAPPLL's possession, as we nave
loaned him TO the said Geo. Chapple durin .
cur pleasure.
BEAVER. MARSH * co
Union Furnace, May l2, 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
Doctor II. g.. STEDMAN.

HAVlNG returned from the Army, is now
III located atBuflaloe Y Hoads and Offers
hts professional services 10 the public. May
be found at VIM. L. Linn's
BufaIne Tp, June l6, 1864 pd3m
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
important to TaX-PaVsrs,

THE STATE TAX mus, be paid before or
on the /, 3 I5,h OF July mex. q; in order
TO enable the County Treasurer 10 pay the
amouut required by the state Treasurer.
According 10 the Act of Assembly passed
last session, NJ abatement will be allowed as
heretofore, but il not paid frs per cent. tciH be
added. WM. JONES, Co. Trsas.
Lewisburg, NAV 20, 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17

R-HOnorably discharged from some.
What extra laSoriOus service in Virginia.
DR.. Harris c. Stedmsn has resumed his
practice in BuffAloe Valley.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17

Vailandigham has slipped away from
Canada into Ohio, and is again trying 10
1slp JEFF Davis by getting up /. counter
'slsllion in the Loyal States
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
DR.. Tobias Venilian Liniment.

A CERTAIN CURE for Pans 10 Limbs,
and Back, Sore Throat Group, Rheuinaiism.
Collie, &c-a perfect family medicine, and
never fails. Read, Read" Read y!
LrvoS,A. WsssE Co NcB-. June IL. i.S'
This i Ia c.rtif, that n fe taken vh Cuin-ny
spr. Throat; 1t cOmisDcsi tc swell and Wa r" .of
that shs could not swallow, .nl cnushed vi"nlly
used your Inn-n aud made perfect cure 10 one wees
firmly believe that bat Tor the LiuimeDt she would
haze lost bcr life. JOIN IL ha"LnN'
Prices - and 50 cents. Sold by all Drug
gsls. Office 56 Cortlabdt ST. New York
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17

The steam euglnes of England do the
work of eighty millions Of horses aud fou'
hundred millions Of men.
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Estate Of samuel L. ROLL. decd

Whereas, letters tes,anenlary
- 10 ,he estate of Samuel l.. N0ii, late
Of East Bufiaoe township. deed, have been
granted to the subscriber. \! persons intsbI-
ed to the sad estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment and those haYing claims
or demag ds against the estate Of The SAID
deceisnt, Will make known the same, without
delay, TO ANNA NOiL, Xxx
MOSES NOLL, EXT
East Buhaloe, May II, 1864.
NIB. All persons having claims or de-
nands against said estate, aud those knowing
themselves indebted, will please call and
settle their accoun,s Immediately wish Wm.
L. Harris. Esq. ANNA NOLL, Ex'x
MOSES \0Ii. EX'r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
He.uiauuro Aarket.
MARRIED,

Ey Rev Dr. Watson. on the 9th Inst. REU BEN IL
KLAPP Of Union county, and Miss hAhi, daughter u
Isaac MARSH, of rurbut Up
Uv m. same on the ri.h inst. COURrbsND BOYER
of Milton and Mis-, ELIZA NAGLE, Of ofTurb-tvil!s.
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READING RAIL ROAD.
.Sammer arrangement
REAT Trunk Line from tne Mort!

4
NJ Hni North Wes- f1r PhiltCeI bis, Nrv NorN, Ees-
ding. PottsvilIe. Lebanon, Allentown, EastCu. SC
Trains leave Harrisburg flr fhiir,ie phiq New York.
Reading Pottsve, and all inte-msdiate st.tion., at
: A NJ and = Z VI
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at $50 VI
arriving at New York las the DAY.
special Accommodation Passenger train l-sves Read
In. at 10 ". and returns from Harrisburg at II
Farrs from Hsrri-burs-TO New York s. Is: 20 Phii
adrphia - -. aad g. 50. Baggage checked through.
Returning leave New YORK at \ VI, Il noon, and
", tpittsburg Express arriving ~ Harrisburg at
NJ Leave fhIad"lphin at SIS II, and , 80 NJ
Steering in the New York typreSs trains, through
to and fr.Ia PitJSburg without changes
Passengers by the Catawissa Rail koat leave TGma1ua
at $50 VI, and , 10 " Tor Philadelphia, New York.
and all Way Points.
Trains leave PcttsV!iie at Of ", and 90 NJ, for
rhi.ade phia Hz..ishur- and New Yorh.
An Accommodation Passenger train ipayes Reading At
600 VI. AMI returns from YhilsIet tphil 500 NJ.
E--Al the above trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
Sunday train leaves Potts'ille at 7-3O NJ, aud
Philadelphia at ). Il VI.
Commutation Mileage, Season and Excursion Tickets
o. reduced and irom all points.
81 Pounds Baggage allowed to earh Passenger.
Il A. NiCuLIS.
May ., 1884. General SGPe=iutsuiru,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17
The Eve and the Ear
TAKE NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby notified not 10
n ride on horse back, or Griye with a-tean
ol OF across my Lots, which I intend to cs-
cupy as a coal yard. without my Consent.
Boatmen are notified not TO tie up at ~
wharf without FIRST consulting me. Any
person violating the above notice will b
considered iTespassers, and viii therefore
be prosecuted "a trespassers.
Apri! s, l5Si. WV. Fh"Lhi-
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For the Campaign

The STAR & CHRuxIcLE VII go Ter Asfc
& Ar,dy and VIII U- sent u!i Nov. Election
fof FIity Cents cash IN advance. Clubs can
be got up without subscription pdper-on'y
send name, post Office, aud money
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17

"a. Union County Agricultural Fair
1hursdsy 10 sstardsy, 0e. 81, and $, $50.
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PISLiSIED SEMI-NEEkLY--
Tuesday Morning s Friday Afternoon.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
FOR VICE PRESInENT.
Andrew .yOiI son.
District AMI County Nominations.

AsscmbIy-SiWTEL II. GET IG OF tnisr county
SAMUEL ALLLNAN, OF SNYDER county
sherIG-THGaAS CHrGCB, Of Hartley township
Com missieurr-N HARL kIkt kNLR. Of Nca Berlin
Audlior-JaNES AIKEN, OF Easi EGha'oc
Coroner-ptsJiNIN HAAS, OF MlfiiilhuTg.
ANEHDMENTS TO Tue CONSTITUTION.
For the FIRST amendment
Far the Second Am,DimsH!.
For The Ihird AHitndmsat.
Election on Tucsiay, Aug =, 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-06-17

RETURNED HOME.
Capt. Vim. Ii. ii. M'Call,
lst Lieut.. T. i. Reed,
I'd " J. B. Dayton,
/ lst Sergeant Wm. Soaros,
ID James Doran,
Sd George c. Kelly,
lst Corporal Amos ellsworth,
ID John v Hafer,
Sd Geo. W. Schoch,
4th George Eicholtz.
PRIvATEs.
William Beekley, Charles Moody,
Thomas Crawford, Lawrence Monroe,
William Fravel, Samuel A. Reed,
Thomas Gaskins, Charles W. Rceder,
Daniel Gilbert, Charles f. Snyder,
Lewis jcrns, Joseph Stroup,
Joseph JoiI, Henry Ulrich,
Thomas Kennedy, Robert Walsh,*
John Knoll, Luther Wheeler.
wounded in the leg by piece of shell.
RE-ENLIsTED MEN.
Serg. Il. H. Walk, Scrg. Jas Ficht-
horn, Serg. VIM. H. Schwenk, Corp. ia
cob Reese, Mus John Clymer, Privates
Albert Gilman, Isaac Harper, Levi Mar
kel, JAS. \. Morrison, Elias Page, Geo.
i. Saylor, Levi Smith, Peter Smith, VIM.
II. Showers, jackson Wertz, Thomas T.
Wilson.
IN VET. RES. CORPS.
Privatcs John Bonnell, Chas. Peeling.
VETERANS KILLED SINCE RE-ENJISTING
y. &. Sticker, William Myers.
Capt John 4. Maus of Northumber-
land, Lieut.. John Potter of Clearfeld,
VIM. II. Snyder of Bloomsbury company,
and perhaps others from our county, have
also returned
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SUMAC WANTED.

T WILL pay the highest market price in
| CASH FOR
SO Tons Of SumaC,
delivered at my lanyard in Lewisburg. Per-
sons who intend gathering, should commence
.gS-Immediately, as the stalk will soon COM
meuce 10 get woody and hard.
Z. J. HULL.
Lewisburg, June l3, 1864
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-14

SMEMoRrAM-Many n heart was touched by the
announcement of the death of Edward A. Ragsdale.
brought by the EIdridgs and Comet The death
of this young nan is touchingly referred to IN
the letter of cur San Francisco correspondent on
the first page, than whom. none knew better his
good qualities. An acquaintance Of fourteen or If
teen years, during which he grew from ~boyhood to
manhood. we have always held him in great esteem.
and We hazard little in saying that he was one OF the
finest specimen OF his class (the half-csste) We have
ever known. Honest and industrious, faithful to a
proverb, strictly temperate under circumstances
which few could resist, he has left a name and men,
ory which any one might covet. To Capt Smith,
with whom he has so long been connected, he was as
hlial as a son could be, and his death will cause q
void not easily filed. Capt. Smith and the relatives
of the deceased, have the tender sympathies OF a
large circle of friends.
His remains, having been brought back to his
native islands in the Comet, the funeral was held on
Sabbath afternoon last, Rev. Mr.. Damon officiating.
The church was densely crowded with the relatives
and friends Of the deceased. and hundreds were una
bic TO obtain access. The Rev. Clergyman made some
very feeling remarks on the sudden and iamenteo
death of this promising young man. The body was
inferred in Nuuanu Cemetery, and the procession
from the Chapel to the grave was one of the largest
we have ever witnessed on the death of any private
citizen in Honolulu, embracing ihirty-two carriages,
forty couples on foot and a numerous cavslcade OF
horsemen. The streets were lined with natives who
had come ont to witness it
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COM
rBURsDsY. HyUlRY II. 1851

since cur Jas; NC have 20 announce the arrival Of the bark
4 a. EA tdgs and Comet, and brig Hattie Jack'oa, from
san Francisco. with full fr-ightsi tie English ship DoLphiH-
from Peruauhuco- With the cargo % the ship SanTI ROberfsOH-
aud bark Glimpse from Victoria On route FOR sydney
Local bgsr.-s it@ms are scare, very hul= beng done The
Eldrisgs, BaLhs JaeGso AMI csmtf are losdIng for san Fran
cisco, The crneT icing ADVERTISED % ss1 "a Saturday, fre.gL'
tens IA STORE, mostly sugars Ca plantation ecrOuat; the IL j
on tk~ ls-t. ard The latter Of the 9th
W. clip from exchanges, the GEo~ing Rms t-ing sale re-
port-f from New YOSk under date q Nov. 9th
WpOL-The Wool market has been rather active turiSg the
vecz, witl Increased hrmness ia pyc=s- Prime domestic Pieces
sUi boiling for eSsrtltant prices, some Of them holding their
stocks a. higher rates than they would Command on the spot IN
cur market The lowest Er the poorer sorts % fleece are 75c,
whILe fr choice lbs Sc are demau!-d. Domestic fleece have
been col here this week At &c
HtDl.-Ther- Is an artiye inquiry for Hides, ~i:h much
ISL cash A sale IS reported in BOston d 700 same al same
prce-
Ous-Ols continue scarce and frm in price Sales have
been made Of Crude whAIs at 81 lOai I2i, and Of Crude Sperm
.. 81 oc1I 62l. Prices nDz have An upward ,enhieney-
wHALEBOxE-whsIe50 T. scare and firm AZ 81 501l 20
each wha5e Foot. are also scarce
ErE-There have been Large operations in East India Rice
the present. week. the sales amounting to about 5000 bags,
comprising all the cheap lots in the market These lots are now
he'll al Ti654-
TGLLOw-TaHoE has declined a trfe under the fall in Gold,
and - a-O active.
NOSEY-The money market is again stringent, and the
lowest rate accepted - . per cent One Of our financial writers
asserts that private bettsrs frHn Europe urge foreign agents in
this city % remit az closely and a. promptly az possible, as war
10 the spring between the European powers Is considered
probab-.
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FIRST PAGE-On our first page will be found an
exceedingly interesting letter from or San Francisco
correspondent, whose easy and genial style adds
much to the interest and value of our paper, and
whose happy expressions, bon mots and witticisms,
though often free and lavished without fear or favor,
are none the less enjoyed by all our readers. His in
innate acquaintance with our islands as well as the
Pacific trade generally, for the past twenty years,
gives increased value TO his observations conveyed as
they sometimes may be in a semi -ludicrous form,
which is often lacking to the more stately phraseology
of the model business letter writer. We are glad to
learn that he is prOspering in a pecuniary view, and
that he finds his talents and indefatigable energy ap-
preciated and rewarded in a community where these
qualities are a fortune to any man. In this connec-
ton we may add, that we are under special obliga-
tions to Nessrs. McRuer and Merrill, and C. w.
Brooks & Co., for courtesies rendered to " Our olrn
Correspondent" in furnishing him details of mar
kets and other mercantile information not readily
obtained from other sources, which enables him to
give the most correct reports of the San Francisco
market for general reading which have ever yet been
sent US Mr.. j. W. Sullivan. a prince among news
dealers, rs well as their pioneer, has also our thanks
for late papers and publications furnished to him for
remittance TO US.
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PASSENG ERS.

From sS FHAxcrsco-per Comet. January sth-CharIes T
ManOy, VIM MeGiu, y y Wilder, Charles X Robbins, Chew
kee, VIM II Gebhari, J Carroll, z W TOwie, John Mott and
wife, Nargarett A Mott, Alice I Mott, ii a = Carter, Jeanie W
Caldwell. Kate W Caldwell, Nellie Ii Caldwell, J w Austin and
wife. Hubert Austin. John W Hahn, A Hermann and wife,
Clara Hermann, Charles Blackburn, II Hayes-25. SfesTage
-Humehume, Manuel DuIr=, Michael Butler, Alfred TODD
Jacob Spotted, JOhenentinger, VIM Powell, III p Dryenger, W
III Dryeuger, Casper Haurer-10.
From s5s FEASciscO-Per A A EIdridge, January It'll p
Green, Mary Z Green, L II Quick, Samuel Holmes.
For NbCTORIA-per Dcmitna, January 5th-E Troattie-
For BEENES-per Jasper, January sth-Nrs Self AMI 3
children, Nr Brown, Miss LINES.
= FROM LsHAISA and kALEPOLEPO-per Nette Merrill, Jan. I3
III Dickinson jr,. Miss Dickinson. T. p Adams anil son. Mr.
Hyde, J. IIalstead, Mr. Toner, T. Mayor, Mr. SperTy, I FaIIOn,-
. cabin and 20 deck Passengers
From KACAI-per Moi Wahine. Jan. 13-Nr and Mrs Cog
gsshaIL, G riteoms.- cabin AMI "a deck passengers.
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DIED.

DAYLEY-In san Francisco, Cal. Dec 10Th. 1868, Mrs. Martha
Ann Dayey. Formerly Mrs. William Patty. of HonoluIu) agei
- years The deceased was a native Of Plymouth, Mass. In
her carly married Hfe she came IN Honolulu, and was well
known anil highly esteemed by the foreign residents OF that
period. She hal lived in Honolulu fourteen years. and four in
California, but wherever her lot was cast she won the love and
esteem cf the circle of acquaintance among which she moved.
She hal passed through many scenes Of trial and yicissitude, but
whether in prosperity or adversely. she Displayed n Christian
spirit. Indicating that her trust was in Hin who :" reHeyeth the
tatheriess and willow" She was a member Of the Episcopal
Church IN Oakland. OF which the Rev. Mr.. Ackeriry is Pastor.
she leaves a wide circle % friends 10 mourn her loss, and cherish
ia grateful remembrance her many virtues
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PERsoNAL-Among the passengers by the Comet
from San Francisco, We welcome back James w.
Austin, ESQ, who has been absent from the islands
for a few months past, travelling on business and
pleasure through the United States and Europe, ac-
companied by his family. There are few men among
US who have more deservedly won public esteem and
confidence thaa Mr.. Austin, and we wish this govern
ment could secure his able services, either in its ex-
ecutive or judicial department. His long residence
here, the great confidence placed in him by all, his
industrious business habits, his knowledge of the ma
tive language and the aloha felt for him 10y the chiefs
and natives, ~conspire to fit him for any public ser
vice, and 10 add to the strength and standing Of the
government. HIS . surprise election as q represent
tatiye of the district of kohala, Hawaii, is a crafty
ing evidence IF the esteem in which he is held by
the natives.
- BY the Il. A. Eidridge from the same port.
DIR. L. II. Gulick also returned. He has come ont to
fill the office of Secretary of the Hawaiian Mission
Board, which is an important and responsible trust
in the system under which the American Mission at
these islands is hereafter to be conducted. BY the
same vessel, Rev. J. P. Green also returned a passen-
ger. During his absence he has studied and gradu-
ated at the Bangor Theological Seminary. and has
been ordained as q minister Of the gospel. 1t is his
purpose, we learn, to establish a female seminary on
East Maui, as soon as arrangements for that purpose
can be matured. Such an institution is greatly need
ed there, and under the charge of Mr.. Green assisted
by his sister. must become a popular institution and
productive of great good.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
RRIKALS

Jan. Am bark A. A. ELiridge, Bennett, - lays from San
francisco, with mdse to AIdrch, Walker & Co
Str Annie Laurie, NcGreg0r, from vindwari ports.
with IL bullock, 30 sheep, IS bbls potatoes, > rolls
leather, 4 hogs. So bags coffee, lot native freight.
s-RHss. Am Coz ship Cesarewitch, 81 Gays fun Sitka-
s-Am bark Comet, Smith, Is days from San Francisco,
with mdse 20 Wilcox, Richards & Co.
Sch Jeannette, from Kauai, with = cords fire wood,
200 feet koa lumber.
S-Engs ship Dolphin, Clark, 100 days from Pernanbuco,
with the RObertsOn's cargo, To wilcox, Richards q
Co.
9-Am bark Glimpse, % days from Victoria, sailed again
same day for Sydney.
9-stoop Emily, from MoIOkai-
10-Sch Moikeiki, Napela, from Kahului, with 20 kegs
sugar. goo bags -four, IS bags bran, $50 sacks oats
lO-Seh Kalena- Nika, from Puma, with l2 bales puu, 81
bales fungus
liam brig Halle Jackson. Hampstead, with ndse to
Aidnch. Walker T. Co.
l1-Sch Seuie Merrill. Henry, from KaIePoIepo and Laha-
ina, With 253 kegs sugar. IL bbls molasses. 10 bbis
beef, IL bales fungus, 3 cases mdse, 10 cases mdse.
5 hogs. SS63 specie
l3-Scb Moisshiue. from Kauai, With 20 bbls mOlasses.
23S kegs sugar.
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vessel. E.pee1ed 6rou. Foreign Ports.

IaN sch Onomea.W WAY, sailed from Boston August q, with a
cargo OF general mdse TO Ahrieh, Walker & CO.-shOrtIy
expected
An bark Arctic, Hammond, was to Leaye Boston about October
], with general mdse 10 q. Brewer x Co.
Haw bark T. W. Wool, Gherken, sailed from Bremen October
l. with mise to II Hackfrh 4 Co.
Eng ship Brechin Castle. sailei from Glasgow, Scotland, Oct.
,, for IOnoluln, via Otago, y IL, with machinery to
Castle & Cooke sr the Kohala Plantation, aud to AIdrich,
Walker / Co, CIR the Onomea Plantation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-01-14

ADMITTED To THE Barr. II. Stanley, ESQ wa,
last week admitted to practice in the courts Of this
Kingdom. He has for several years resided here and
though before has applied, has never until now hal
his request granted. 4 keen and skillful lawyer. We
are confident he will find a large and remunerstiye
practice.
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VI MEMORANDA.

II Bark a. a. EIdTidge LEFT san Francisco Wednesday
evening" Dec 10, and had light winds from Northsard for two
days Out-then for tao days, light winds from Southwark AMI
westward. Lemainder Of passage, light winds from Northeast
aud Southwark
II Bark Comet et san Francisco Dec. "a, and for five
days out had fresh breezss from y. v. Y. ., West. Remainder
% passage light winds from Southwark, until Wednesday 3Isi,
when she took heavy squalls from Southwest with rain, and
arrived on Friday morning