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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-17

WHY say that thing Is without the
color Of truth 70 The truth Is never col
ered. 4s-s5 .aalHs'55ts S-o1Fa .iE" fh2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-17

Dissolution of Partnership
NOTICE L. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Firm known as CROKER & CO., doing busE
ness IN Gold Hill, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All parties indebted to the hrm are re-
quested to call and settle Immediately:
l. CR0CKER,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-17

DIRT AS A, DIET. A physician in
Connecticut, and said to be distinguished
chemist, has recently made discovery
which must prove of immense, benefit in
these times of exorbitant prices of living.
His discovery is that dirt, the soil on
which we tread with careless feet, can be
converted into wholesome article of diet.
The Connecticut doctor is said to have
been led to this important discovery by
the reflection that the Patagonians and
other athletic tribes make dirt a portion of
their daily food. This undeniable fact
suggested to the doctor proposition
equally undeniable-to wit, that mas
much as the vegetable productions upon
which we have been in the habit Of sub
sisting, all spring from the soil, the soil
itself must contain all the nutritious ele-
ments which find their way into the plants
which clothe its surface. "1n word, an
acre of good, stiff mud, bears the same re-
lation to corn, potatoes, peas and beans,
that bag of wheat does to barrel OF
we'll -bolted white -four. Wheat is not
flour, but the -four contains nothing which
is not in the wheat. Mud is not com,
nor is it peas, but everything good in corn
and peas comes out Of the mud.
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Jeweu Geld and silver Mining Compa.

ny-Works az Gold Hin, Nevada TerIitOry.-Notice
: hereby given that at meeting OF the Trustees of
aid COMPANY held ON the 18th day OF August, lsSi.
an assessment OF dollar per share was levied on
the aSSgSSbe stock Of said company, payable to \.
VI Conlstock IN gold coin of the United States OF
America On the 18th day OF August, l>, at the OF
nee o. stephen OtS Co., 9 Clay street, city and
county of San Francisco. Any stock on which said
assessment shall remain unpaid the 2lSt day OF
September lS6t, will be advertised on that day a.
,ielinqiient AMI unless payment shall have been
made before. will BE- sold on the 9th day OF Octo1eI
1854 TO paw the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF the sale
4. NJ. COMSTOCK. Sec'y.
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Jackson Gold and silver Mining Conn

pIny-Notice Is hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Trustees held September 10Th, lS6i, an asses>
ment Of one dollar and Twenty-Five cents per share
Was levied on each and every share OF the capital
stock OF the jackson Cold and Silver Mining Compa-
nv due Immediately anu payable In gold coin TO
the Secretary at his Office, in Gold Hill y. T. By
wM. ". BISHOP, Secy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-17

yT,HE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
Il lsting between J. Q. WHITE and LEONARD
Dissolved by mutual consent. All moneys due the
ANN WIli be eoncted by L @ White. and IN linbll-
ties Incurred By them will be paid BY the said j. C.
White. r.s..-.- as.-sr.. .JSs MhdTks hdT
Cold Hin, \. r, Juy2 IsS4. Jes
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told HILL July
Notice

y Office.
NIOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N business Of the City Market. heretofore con-
Quoted BY j. Payne and B. D. Richie. Is this day sur
rendered to J. VI. Dorsey. Also, af books. bills.
aid Market are turned 10 the sid J. W. Dorsey
for settlement and collection.
'~' = JOHN s. PAYNE
b. ID. RICHIE,
n BAN persons owing old accounts, are IT.
auested to eali and settle 20 as To save costs.
J. W. DORSEY.
({uId HILL July 10. lS64- Jy31 3w
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ORIGINAL Hawkeye Gold and silver MIN

ing Company Notice Is hereby given, that At 3
meeting Of the ROar Of Trustees OF the above COM
ulnv, this 18th day OF September lSSI. an aSsess-
IN mt NO lO two dollars per share was levied on
zach and every share OF the capital stock OF the
company. By orfer Of the Trustees,
c. KEIFFER. Sec'y.
t.ott Hiu Sent Ii ISJ Sel6 M
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MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

Gold Canon Consolidated MininS Co1l-
pany Cola Hin District storey county. ~ pssI
lice X hereby gyen that al meeting ol lLie ooSlu
Oi Trustees Of said Company, held on Ihe ~ uS VI
August lisa an assessment OF two qOiLAs pr suAIe
waS levied upon thr rapital stock OF said company,
payable on the etth day oi Ag s,, ,h ~ sSa,sr
Of the United States OF America 10 Ihs SeSTetarS,
Al the Office Of the Company, M. Ins washington
street In the CITY lnd county OF San FRANCISCO.
ANY stock upOn which Sid assessment Snall remain
uuIad on the 2tfh iay Of september. ls6i, viii be
,IvtsrtiS.d on that day delinquent, and unless
payuenlS shall ~ uia,le teiore, VIII oe sold on the
sth dav Of Octoher l>t, To- pay the delinquent a.
Sc~>usnt, together with costs OF advertising and
rXpenSs.S OF sale Ordered, that deinction Of two
l,rr cent he allowed ON all payments made before
The sixth day OF September. lSI. BY order Of Boari
OF Trustees JOSIAH II. APPLEGATE, Sec'y,
7gs Washington street. San Francisco.
Mr.. John Rule, Superintendent II the mine, Il
>e>Snient up To the sth day Of September, ISSI By
order OF Board Oi Trustees.
aus 2awtd JOSIAH II. APPLEGATE, Sec'y.
Notice of fAssessment.-ROxby Geld and
silver Mining and Tunneling Company, Gold Hll,
,lven, that Al meeting Of the Boari OF Trustees Of
std Company, held on the 18th day Of August, lS<l,
an assessment ofhttS cents share was levied upon
The capital stock Oi said company, PAYABLE imnledi-
Ately In United States god COIN TO the Secretary, II
the otce Of the company $40 Front street. San Fran
cisco. Any stock upon which said assessment shall
r-nAirunpaid on Wednesday, the elst day Of Sep
Iuent and unless payment shall he made before,
Si be sold on Monday. the al day Of October, l>tt,
% paw the delinquent assessment. together with
cUSis Of advertising and expenses OF the sale. BY
'''''' 49, Z. v 5. GIBBS, Sec'y.
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DRUGGISTS LABELS,
In short, everything that can be done in a Book
and Job Printing Ofice, from the smallest and
most delicate Card or Circular, to the largest
sizs and most 5a6Nys Posting Bil-ond which
will be turned out in a style that cannot fall to
insure entire satisfaction.
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CrasuS Gold and silver Mining Gem.
pAny-Notice Is hereby given that on this day, AZ
meeting Of the Boar of Trustees OF the above named
COMPANY an assessment OF ten dollars per snare
on each and every share OF the capital STOCK ottne
rompany Was IeYiad PAYABLE Immediately TO the
Secretary in L. :. coin. j. PfOUTZ, SecS,
kOrn Bro. ; store
,,aL4 Yin sent ~ ls<Sl sel2 u
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, STAMP DUTIES.

The Iollowing Is corrected copy ofthe new scie-
dule OF stamp duties eunder the new reSenue7ia~'
which took effect on August lst. ls64; .-' -
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DardaneIle Gold and silver MINING Go.
An assessment OF three dollars per snare upnh
every share Ol the Capital Stock OF the Dardanelle
Company Was this al day Of September, lisa levied
payable In United States gold eon to tho Secretary
n his Office Immediately. By order Of the Board Ut
trustees CH.aS. B. GOODRICH, Secretary.
Gold Hill. Sept ,. lS6i. SeJm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-06-25

= Prices OF EATING IN New YoRK.-The New York
Tribune says the proprietors Of all the downtown
restaurants and eating houses have been obliged to
raise their prices. and contemplate increasing them
still further, on all meats. Vegetables, and pastry.
The first advance vas made by restaurant keepers in
adding five cents to the price of many of their dishes.
and charging ten instead of six cents for a piece Of
pie. The eating house keepers whose establishments,
on account of their c~heapness are exclusively patron
ICED all day long. have held out FOR a long time, but
are now compelled to ask an advance. or lose nancy.
On account of the high price of beef, sirloin and ten
derloin steaks, which heretofore were charged Al
fifteen and twenty-five cents, have been advanced to
thirty and forty cents. Wheat cakes, for which the
demand was very great, have been raised from I'VE to
ten cents-the advance being made, not so much on
account of the increased price of -four, as the rise IN
butter and molasses. In many of these establish
ments, butter, which has always been placed in the
most lavish manner upon the tables, has now been
entirely removed. Recently. only one piece of bread
has accompanied q ten cent dish, but even with this
curtailment the proprietors find that they are losing
money aud contemplate raising their ten cent list to
fifteen cents. On all dishes TO order advances OF hve
and ten cents have been made. Pies. buildings, cof-
fee and tea will also be raised from FIVE TO ten cents
The advance that has thus far been made does moi
seem TO have met with any PARTICULAR disfavor, as al
Of these places are still crowded at the usual hours
Of breakfast, dinner, and tea.
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TIE RISE IN GoLD-HOwIT Is DoNE-A rn,'"uet
mia correspondent of n recent date writes: Inc re-
cent great advance and tumble in gold, anu conse
ouent excitement at the Stock Exchange OF this ~
other cities, was long since teiegraphed 10 your oNy
but I doubt if you have been favored WIN "a
mont OF the cause of the advance ana supse4uens
nanie. Hence, l will give IT, prefacing my eIpJso
With the remark that the parties engageu ~ ~,
.ooeration'' are well known, and that ther sn'
10 susceptible Of the clearest PROOF. o..1r
Ton Of our Third street spectators Dougn', cary
=, ,be morninp of the 18th, all the gold they coulu
-. hold of having an a yerage rate OF i93 per cen'.
5rem;um. At about 10 o'clock, as per PresuIs
aoreement. they simultaneously teiegrapheu u 81
- CORRESPONDENTS in New York to purchase my
,honsand dollars of gold, (S5OO.OOo,) ~tho"t .m nr
as TO price, but limiting the tame 10 en- m.mu n
recei1t of instructions. The eifect was InHHnuLa,
Tbe FEN correspondents in the Ne" iolH ame
eacb eager to obey instructions, and earn a
commission, without limit as to price u any
0aa;nst each other, were unable to purchase anI
ssonn, in GOLD. but the price, of course, went up
IT. q rocket. and only stopped when ~ per 90
"HSu;,n was reached. So far the scheme -"
prorLeJ 70 a charm. And now commence the o.ns.
W." W." 80 the nropramme. Our Third street operators
psold out all the gold they had purchased III - aO,Iv
inc at a splendid profit, (o6 premium u - or
sof3 IS sbort'' enormous amounts u gou, ~ AZ
nr;ces from "a TO SS premium aense uaIisved Of
pIoes tnowino that when the market was releveu VI
S - .. hnlI,, operations gold would fall mucn oe I,
- saures 1t did fall, and they were aoie 10 IL,
80, at not far from II premium. Ihey aS
- nren. ,oroe amounts of gold in New 1orA' III hv
Oo,a narties.n The net amount
,hass Third street manipulators was jus"
500 900 in all.
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The Committee would thankfully acknowledge the
receipt of 200 bbls. No. l S. 1. molasses, from James
Makee, Esq. One-balf goes forward to San FRAN
cisco by the Young Hector. and the remainder VIII
go by the Yankee-freight free, wv. r. u 20 } car'
tage free, jerome Feary,) cooperage free Games a.
Burdick, and Lewis s. Norton,) stencil plate iree'
u. a. Hopper.) ;
Contributions Of molasses, sugar. tamarinds. (put
mn - sugar in kegs or barrels,) arrow root, Jeliles,
&c. &c. are respectfully solicited, and will be for
Yarded by Messrs. Wilcox, Richards & Co, iTelgnt
free to San Francisco, to consignment OF hev' H. "
Rellows. President u. 5. Sanitary Commission.
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European.

SANDY Hook, June 6.-The Virginia, with dates
from Liverpool to May oath and from Queenstown to
18th has arrived.
The news from America created n great sensation.
and was generally regarded in Europe as disastrous
to The rebel cause.
The rebel loan declined from 5@6 per cent.
Laird's rams have been purchased by the British
Government.
The Duke of MalakoH is dead.
The news of the battles in Virginia caused a pro-
faund sensation, and people were astonished at the
magnitude of the losses. Some papers think Grant
has been defeated in his object of advancing on
Richmond, while others think the battles have been
,ndecisise, and that the Federals have paid too dear
ly for their victory. il any.
The pirate Georgia was announced for sale at
Liverpool by a private party. Her crew had been
paid of and her stores sold at auction.
The London Times thinks that if Grant captures
Richmond the rebel cause is not lost and that its
downfall IRichmondl will be at a great loss of life
to the Federals. ~
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licenses Expiring in June,
1864.

--TtIIr-Tsf. II. Alien; End. Castle *
IL coke; 4th, Thompson s. Neville; 5th, j Hoare; sth, H.
VI. whitney; 9th, }. Cattanachi llth, X. Love- IStn'
Enmes; I4th, J. Steward, T. keesan; 18th, J. brash;
2g-h. J. Keegan. Ahfat; 18th, j. Burrows, Moiokai; 3Otn,
KamaipeIekane, do; 22d, f. Rerteimann Kauai 18TH
4. spencer, Hawaii; 22d, EsEele, dO.i 2ith, q ~. Spen-
c1r. do. 3Oth. Allen s. Conway, do; lst- H. fixen, NauL
urot gsALE-2d. Castle s. Cooke Sd, Mankin x Co, Chuhg-
bo0u. NeIchers Il Co.; 12th, Grinbaum q Co; iclh ,
Nassman & son; 18th. j. Perry, Hohschlaegsr q CO:i
25:b. ID. y. Waterman, A. j. Cartwright, Levers ~
Dickson.
yeTrALTSG=Tm, IL. WaItOni sth, Ahtops' I2th' Noi'e 4"
Kruger.
gprFi-2i, = 4. LOller.
sTII,aDs-Ist, Z. Burgess; 18th, Noite < Kruger
aptrx-I3th. Achu-
prrcggK-I4th, Isaaka-
;. SPENCER.
Clerk Interior Office.
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The battles fought in Virginia and Georgia during
the month of May, have left over Se,000 wounded
soldiers, for whose relief and care the National San.
itary Commission provides so far as its funds allow.
The Government does all it can for its soldiers, but
when the Sanitary Commission is able to take the
wounded and sick and provide for them better, it is
allowed to do so, and it is doing a great service.
How it is done, the reader can learn from an article
on the next page, copied from q Sanitary Fair paper.
What can be more appropriate than for Americans,
on the coming anniversary, to lay on the altar Of
their country generous gifts to relieve their breth-
rem and kinsmen, wounded and disabled in the great
struggle now in progress. What purer patriotism or
more Christian charity than to minister to their
wants Five thousand dollars have already been
sent ; let another five thousand be added to it.
Let Americans here contribute freely and literally
for this object. We have been furnished with the
following report of the condition of the fund of the
Treasurer
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS To THE U. s. SANITARY
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TN PROBATEy
Estate of LonOhiwa of Wailuku, Maui,
and MahuaiIani. his Wife.

APPLICATION HASiS% seen
forth that LONoHIWA. deceased in 1854, or Whereabouts ana
that his wife. MAhUAILANI, was heir to hall OF the lana
granted to Lonohiwa by Royal Patent No. 4i2i, on Land Com
,nission Award No. 1880. situated in Waikane, Nailuku' MAUI,
amd nravinr for a division of the said Real Estate among the
heirs thereof further avering that the portion OF Mahuallah
bas escbeated TO the Hawaiian government, she having. oe-
no Iateiv without heirs it is ordered that notice be given
bI advertisement in the Pacific Commercial AdueTt1ser ana
K,,oEoq newspapers printed and published at Honolulu,
notifying all persons to be and appear before me at my ohsm-
hers in the Court House in Honolulu, THURSDAY July !ist,
~ ~ O'clock. A. NJ that they may be heard in the premises
And IL is further ordered tina. personal service OF this order DC
- m flames Brennan. John G. Kahuailua, kahakau ana
WsLena daughter of Opunui, who was sister to LOnohiwa, ana
"a lately living at Waikahalulu; and further thata copy OF the
notice of this order shall be posted on the Courthouse
and near the Church, in Waikiki aforesaid.
"1 r.. G. DAVIS, Justice Supreme Court.
49,, Inne lin 1854. 42l-3t
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a-vRIc.N INDEPENDENCE--A meeting OF Ameri-
cans was held on "Wednesday last, to take measures
70 celebrate the coming q" fourth in an appropriate
manner. His Excellency the America n Minister
nrssided. and the best of feeling prevailed. After 2
f,ll discussion Of the subject, a committee of seven
os annointed. consisting Of VIM. A. Aldrich, D. C. Waterman,
Cant wilcox. Daniel Foster, c.. Barlow, c f. Williams ana
]. b. Atherton. with full power % n u TO- ~, W. unlerI
stand that the committee have selected the prem e ol Sapsi
paI,cocL formerly known as the American CIuo preinisesJ an
tbe order Of proceedings will be found in another columns.
Besides the above, James l.. DoWsett' ESQ.,
with that patriotic sympathy and lioeraiity' Tor
which he is noted. has invited all the mechanics OF
Honolulu. 10 partake of a feast or luau, 10 = Jn1 NV
v;de5 q, his expense at Moanalua on the 4th OF July
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The Reception OF The News.

Am early hour of the morning the glad tidings
IF the denomination of Abraham Lincoln by acciama-
tion was received by telegraph, and lmneoln,ey
snread upon the Bulletin boards OF the -1'la anu ~
epata ndror;es The news spread over the whole
citv in half an hour, and in spite OF the nc' 'ha'no
one had doubted the issue OF the deiioerations y 20
Invention for Il moment, the result beng looked
nDon from the outset as q foregone conclus'on' ~
enthusiasm of the loyal masses was unoVIaceh. anu
the ioy everywhere manifested second oniy Il 'uat
which would thrill California through hr utmost
| ,;n;,s nm the announcement Of the fail of the capital
of the ,brice accursed traitor Confederacy. In nan
an hour the whole city was one ripping sea Oh pun
inc every public building. hotel and engine mouse
disnlavinr the Stars and Stripes. wnHe Io IL ~
- ,tores and private residences g Old Glory
foated on the air. The shipping IN the III "a
also decorated in the same manner, aha Ine "noe
town was in a tumult OF enthusiast rnDs AZ half
BATTERY commenced firing one hundred guns a az
nost twelve. and with the first gun the oeI 1 Eue.ne
Company, No. 6, (MonumentaD commenced rinsing
81 ioyous peal. The boys of No. 4, Win their ~"
Zine a hand of music, and invited guests were
nass;ng in PROCESSION through the streets, anu 'ne
ringine of the bells, and the cheers as tney passeu
from noiut TO point, literally Keeping step 10 .e
music of the Union,'' added TO the excitement Vi .ne
49, The Circus band was also out playing the
8. S,ar Snanrled Banner, Fl Soul Goes Marching
On >, Union, Right or Wrong, y 1ahAee Dooue'
and other patriotic and soul-stirrlng aTs A 80
inc approached, lines of varlegateo We"
- across Montgomery street at olherent points ;
banners without number were suspended over u
Great tborougbfare; materials for oohhres were gatn-
81 ot the street corners, and on every manu- pre-
- - eor the evenings celebration were visible.
So the daylight passed. bon6res were kindled IN al
"a u Of the CITY. the red glare of ascending rockets
lighted up the heavens at frequent intervals nou apd
ainu tho streets. Montgomery street was black
orb humanity from Telegraph Hill to Market street
aud, singularly enough g ia as lit j, SGdsd sse OF s sa a asrnP;
i, sbouted for Mcclellan; no one monuoneu Tux
~ Of the :. Pathfinder of Empire" save in deri.
son; it was Lincoln, Johnson and the Union Oh
every hand. r,
For V1cE-PREsIDEEr. ANDREW JOHNSON OF iaSNs e.
- .ndv Johnson, Notwithstanding match rl
sEE = lincoln, President. Johnson is peculiarly
~ az ,be people. He was born at Raleigh, NORTH
~ in 1903, lost his father at four year, .
age. at ten was apprenticed to a 'aa'or' sha ~
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Notice to Planters and Others !
r

yz&uE UNDERSIGNED Engaged
the services of Mr.. ROBERT STIRLING, an experienced
Cfyj, md Mechanical Eneineer and Draughtsman, and who has
had eleven years experience in putting up sugar Machinery
and conducting works of irrigation in Peru, IS prepared 10
SnrniSb comnjefe rlans of all such works, with the improve
ments nm to the latest date that have been tested, r that n
rF ,nonastionabIea advantage. Mr.. Stirling will, when required,
visit sites for Plantations, and lay out the works, ana ASSIST
generaIIv in getting up orders for Machinery from any part oil
the world that may be desired. -o,
32I3m
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Further returns show the election on hauai
% have resulted in the choice of Hon. V. hnudsen'
for waimea; Judge wana, for Hanalei and Plus f. k0aSanu'
for Roroa and Nawiliwili. -
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Since the above was prepared the following appeal
has been made to the patriotism and liberality Of
Americans resident on the Sandwich Islands.
U. s. Sanitary Commission.
WHEREAS: Spontaneous offerings are pouring
from every CLINE to swell this beneicient reservoir of
human kindness, from which flow life-giving streams
of comfort aud consolation to the wounded and dying
Oh the battle fields Of Freedom and Loyalty
1t is now proposed. that from these islands, another
Offering should be laid upon the altar of Heaven born
charity, another tribute be paid to valor and patri-
otism. The cooperation of all loyal hearts Is re.
ouested TO aid in this effort, and an opportunity is
now given to all to help bear the burdens which rest
upon our beloved country.
Contributions received by either of the Committee.
ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT,
CHAs. r BISHOP,
b.. f. Snow,
EDWIN y. HALL,
SHERMAN PECK.
l., 20 tho annenl the following subscrip-
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NOTICE
STORES TO LET!

~. THE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY
A;:: the undersigned also the store lately occupied by VI
#1l.E q. \. Pfuger, corner Fort and Merchant sts, also the
store adjoining that occupied by Mr.. A. Campbell on fort
street. For terms please apply to
IlS-lm p. CNON.
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Tac be particularly unfortu'
nate having again been compelled to return to port
before accommodating her voyage. The trouble on
this occasion was o obstruction of the pump by when VIM rem nv
Ill - are suDpIied with water. The difficulty IS easily I'm IN:
died. and she viii leave again for Lahaina, and Mona, ha"A"
"a Monday the 9th
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-
The SmyrniOte is the first vessel that we look
:" win a mail She probably sailed on the 18th,
:, - : therefore seven days out to-day. She ought
ss nsh q lying trip down, and arrive during next
IL inere were several ChInsIbound vessels to leave about
-ne tfne, and some may touch here.
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U. s. Sanitary Commission.

In answer to the appeal the following subscrip-
t;ons hove been received