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Winnsboro' Female Seminary.

REV. A. STACY. a. ~. PRINCIPAL.
Assisted by accomplished Instructors in all
the Departments. -rr.4
: NHE FIRST Session will begin on Thurs
a d2y, January 4th, 1866, and end the
The Second Session will begin May y21st.
aud end October 18th, with two weeks yaca-,
tion in August. a"r. .,,T T,'T,~
Rates of Tuition for First Session, or half
year; payable, one half in advance, and tho
residue at the expiration of tho first half of
the Session. say 10th March. <'T2'n
Collegiate Department. $40 90 to 500 90
Primary Department, Sec. No. /, IL 90
Primary Department. Sec.2, il l6 90
Contingent Fee. ,nug Q 90
Music on Piano, NM 90 90
Use of Instrument, - ,HHi3 On
latin, Greek, or. French, each sai15 90
Drawing, $l6 OO,Painting in Oil, 90 90
Phonetic Short hand Writing, WdspG 10 90
pbYec9l Music, no charge ts,r,, ,Hll !,
These charges will be, reokofcd in specie,
but payment may be made in paper cnrren.
cy or in provisions, at the rate which is
customary at the time of settlement.
H The Institution willybe conducted on tho
plan of our best Female Cclleees--the same
classes77thc same studies, etc :, sr h-,a,rn
Those who completetlie course will re-
ceive graduating certificate. }m 30
Particular attention will be given 10 the
children in The Primary Department. 'st' e
81 Persons desiring board should communi-
cate, With the Principal sMpisiyrsg ~. \. &
For further informatipn,2a apply to atL
u@. 1, .au x A, G. ,STAi.Y, Principal.
dec lF65-tf ~ ,5Winnsboro', SC. :
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CONFUSING

| One Tract Of land hown as ROsELAND
1sltuatea three and u hdf miles from Wins,
boro' on the Chester 'oad. containina 81.
,r seven hundred acre. On this place 10 ;s
the a,rily residence, Eith gardens. orchard
iand vineyard; with lplantation BUILDINGS
Except gin house. in.god order. $3.50 :
One Iract adioinihaGis, known ne ROCK.
|ePRiNd, ,contniningIiy or seven hundred
acres ;with overseers house aud all no. !.
cessary plantation, buildings including gin
One Tract known az FARNIINGToN. s;,.
mated nine miles from Wiansboro'. ON tbc
Wateree W creek. adjoiing lands of Moblevy
Thorn, Harper, Bhlwarc. and Others
Containing three thotsand acres moro or
less On this PLANTATION. nro residence.
oeverseer's house and all necessary buil,l.
iings, except Gin House. This is one Of Tho
best plantations in III, District. 'iS.
Thcse places, will 10 offered for Rent u
,ho highest bidder atithe Court House in
Winnsboro, on Monlay. January l5tl
1856, unless prevoudyldisposed of. Nsr
person desiring to rert these nlaces ,,.rors
that time or information rcspeofnc sihem
will apply to the Executor, at his residences
In Winnsbpro'. f'1
.Jnags. JNd. BRATToN, Exor.
Sf'dec 1896 If B atdhg ~
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VERTYSING

For one square. 40 Il
for cach insertion. A
limited. will not be disco
written order, and will |
rates. fs
sept 1906
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Instruction in Music.

M tSS DARGAN willttske a limited nun,
IYA. bcr Of pupils h MUSIC. Vocal and
instrumental A ellss of young ladies
wi will also be formed for chorus singing.
4 those .desirous Of makihg IN engagement
will please apply at once. m is,,'s,-
dec 28, G5--tfI ES'
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Secretai SewarA

SecretaI Scwar$
hag rfceivd a lettcIt t,ne1Tss'oFs''''
of South Carolina, il ! tinc ofu'
people Of South ca for ,r.,, The ~ !"
thanks fithc tender&. G~'T Srr the :,
GovernYut, when for[ Who has
fectmg lhoarly restorn\ e,,,lsG e"Ons,i,v :
proSperiS and welfare \ He sh.
"I on MY be sure" he a tw1ys5
able puiosc to aid in upll Tpis,nE
premacIof the laws oi ho,ceI
States, nd advancing the ,SeIiJ S,a
and l9sperity of our c6;onE
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hey Tile, II
pUpLIsHsD AT q
l BY JULIAN
lnSHE Daily Pb@nix,
except Sunday. Il
news. (by telegraph,
Correspondencc, Misc'
This is the only dali
outside Of the city Of Cl
TheTri-Wcekl Pho
laiiou /. Is published evci
and Saturday, and has
Of interest contained
week,
Weekly Gleauor. a
name Indicates. IS inteI
and is published ever!
conyain'Eight pages ol
cream OF the Daily q
found in its columns,
Daily, one yeaf.....I
tlireo months. !
Tri-W eekly, ono year
rIs three montbS,I
Wecdly, one YkeMN'
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/ Z d. y
The Newberry (s.C) HerqM, Of the
18th inst, says a, cold.blooaed aud dia.
bolical murder was perpetrated on
Thursday night last we learn; near Sto.
ney Battery IN this, District. the victim
an old lady by the name Of Mrs. White,
harmless and offensise in disposition.
Mrs. White lvecs entirely alone in a
cabin in the woods She was found the
next morning with her head broken hin
two or three places. The deed was sup.
posed to have been done by notorious
renegade freedman, formerly the slave
of Mr.. Fl. !Srnckman, and who had Just
previously broken in to her cabin and
stolen some articles. On Sunday morn,
ing the Body of the murderer and tbiei
was found dead somewhere in tile neigh
borhood, hishcad perforated by a pistol
ball.
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Eor six months,
For one year,

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insertion ;and ten cents for eact
insertion. TO yearly advertise
deduction on the above will be
Subscribers desiring to have
Offices changed, will state both
papers arc now being sent, and
would have them directed in fnt
For, one month before each
expires, n pencil mark on the
remind the subscriber to renew
zion by an early remittance.
All communications should b
HChmch Mteiiigcnccr, Charlotte,
oct 24'65
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HESITATE sALE.

b 5EDuR SuANT TO authority from the ordi
a. mary, there WILDE Sold the Home
Places en'he 10Th Of January, 1860, and
te he continued from day 10 day, The Corn,
Fodder, Mules Horses, Wagons, Hogs, Cat.
ile, Forming Utensils, and Household and
Kitchen Fnrnisurc, &cI &c., belonging 20
'he estate Of n. A, Peay, deceased Terms,
cash, up8o, $50, oyertlat amount pnrollas.
ess TO give sealed note payable 12 months
after date, with interest from date, With two
good suretiesg rillf3IS M. 3 .S
Y AZ thelseme time will be rented tho seyc,
the year 1866. W., I. ( = 3lls.I
W. 99ASdN. RUTLAND, !, .gg
g, y FORD, executors, lgitt,ls,
dec '28'G5 1t 'iis .t,l@ q sie '34.a: q
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The Csnpstrr

DI WINNIE
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT {
TERMS: For one moi
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ly in advance. either in $
No subscriptions recei
terms than the above.
or shorter period.
\ Any person obtaining
will receive the paper q
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oct 24'66
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s#sE ...s OFFlCERS. N ".' -"
t. a, WOODWARD, Principal. ss,i'.G. ~
" Wey; n '" nv ~ RgB0sE, A. NJ, Asitu,, ,sis,an,.
terms per session, payable half in ad-
vance, tho balance at tho close of the scs-
sion. ra,t.s @ r-. - = w.
Board with Tuition in all tho ,,I.,. .is,,
branches except Philosophy, Chem - !.
istry and French, p. s1oO Oo
Tuition of day scholars in The
classical or higher English and
Mathematical Departments, 25 90
fuition in other branches, from $40 to 90 90
Course OF Chemistry or Philoso. r.u-.
ply. ". "''H. ~ IN m
French, ErHw iarT m m
Contingent charge for eachpupil, i O0
rnyment,required in specie, or its equiva-
lent in currency, at the time of settlement.
,.,. Ct. A. WOODWARD, sts
,oo Principal.
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Hail! We smnl! sweetcourteses Of life
forsmooth do yclnake the poad,of IL, llkeI
graceana beanty which beget ipclinationJ
to love frstsighi; It's ye who openthG
door and Let The stranger in. 3Sterac m
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The weckI,

This paper, containing
umns, n transcript of. tn
will be published every
aud mailed to subscriber'
mum. 1t will contain all
mercial, Agricultural, +
important news, and will
voted to the advancement
our Agricultural and Nice
ing population.
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PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMS,

NiLL leave New Berne for for Norfolk
w on TUESDAY of each week ats
o'clock, A. NJ, connecting with the different,
lines of stcapcrs for the above named
points. On and after the first dnv of De-
oember next they will leave on Tuesday ond
Friday of each week, making semi-weeklv
trips Shippers of Goods will receive every
facility and accommodation for tho trans.
portntion of the same, as arrangcment.,
have been made with the different companA
panies to forward goodsSto this line at low
rates and without delay Each of these
steamers are capable ofoarrying
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Arrival OF THE \. J. PoPE.-This fine bark ar
rived on Thursday last from Bremen, bringing a
large assorted cargo of merchandise. consigned 10
Messrs. Hackfeld & Co. Through the courtesy OF
her officers we have obtained the following mem
oranda of her voyage. Left Bremen on the 9th OF
May was 80 days 10 the line; crossed in 20 So
experienced light weather TO the line; from the
line to SOC 5. was 80 days; had squally weather,
during which sprung fore and main topmasts;
from 500 s. in the Atlantic to SOC 5. in the Pacific
was l6 days; had good weather off the Cape; was
80 DAYS from so ;. to the line. crossing in 100 50
W. and from the line 10 port was Il days, making
the passage IN $50 days.
@ We again publish q list of letters detained
in the Post-ofice. for want OF sufficient stamps. and
wonld suggest that parties sending letters abroad
from the other islands, should put their initials OF
full name IN pencil on the corner of the envelope ::
Mrs. James King-san Francisco, California.
Mrs. I. Barry-san Francisco, California.
VIM. s. Scott-San Francisco, California
Rev. d. Benows-San Francisco, California
MIR. R. W. Carter-san Francisco, California.
Mrs d: GcdfLey-san Francisco. California
5 c. Bigelow-san FRANCISCO, California
Mr.. I. Is. Bevans-San Francisco. California. ~
= ~ We hear it rumored that His Majesty will
give q reception to Mr.. G.. NJ. N. Desnoyers,C Com
missioner and Consul for France, tomorrow, for
the purpose of receiving the Insignia of the order
of Guadalupe, forwarded by His Majesty the En-
peror Of Mexico. =
~ NJ. Desnoyers, Commissioner and Consul
for France, requests us to say that he has letters
in his Office for James Canny, which can be OBJ
tanned on application.
= af- We are requested to say that Mrs. \. W.
Allen will address the Dashaways, on Saturday
evening next, at half past seven O'Clock. .
G- The mail by the d. C. Murray, will close at
nine a. NJ.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

~ We notice at the photograph gallery Of the
Weed Brothers, excellent photographs of the bark
d. c. Murray and ship Ceylon. These vessels are
excellent specimens of American naval architec-
trlre. and are deservedly objects of pride to their
captains and officers, who display great skill in
keeping them trim and neat. We were the recipi-
ents of an Invitation to a small lunch party on
board the CeyIon. on Thursday last, when a party
of children, ladies and gentlemen were courteously
welcomed by Capt. Woods and his first officer, and
shown over the ship. Some two hours were pleas
antly spent about her roomy decks where with
awnings spread. and the cool breezes of the valley,
a desirable retreat was found from the dust of the
town. \ lunch was partaken of, which was highly
creditable to the culinary department of the ship,
and especially enjoyed by the children, after which
the party were rowcd round the Arctic, of the same
line. whose flags were displayed in honor of the
occasion. and landed much pleased with their en-
tertainment, and wishing prosperity to the Ceylon
and her Commander.
~ We learn that a Foreigners F%renchman,
the natives say-died at Waialua last week. The
story goes that he left this city on horseback. and
was thrown from his horse at Kalihi that he re-
mounted and rode as far as Moanalua, where he
was again thrown, and the horse got away from
him. He then walked to Waialua and went into a
hatl'e mousse where ne uieu' iIs hech anu snoul-
ders were considerably bruised and quite black.
Tue WAMANALo This market was
opened on Saturday last, and some splendid speci-
mems of meat displayed. When we say that the
stock Is 10 come from the celebrated Waimanalo
ranch. and that Price is to be the manager. any
thing farther would be superfuous.
ES- y native was killed at Kualoa last week.
He wes driving an OK team. and was knocked
down by an OK, and before he could recover him
self the heavy cart-wheels passed over his head. =
The late cool nights and excessively warm
days, have brought on the influenza pretty extern
sively, among both foreigners and natives. n
. ~ While landing the cattle from the KldUed,
on her last trip. a native was seriously injured by
a steer, whose horn penetrated his bowels.
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Naval Stores.

Boiled linseed oil, Zinc paint,
White lead, Green paint, Paris green,
Prussian blue, Red lead, Yellow ochre,
Venitian red, Cope. pimp tacks,
Assortment Of Russian cordage, Spunyarn,
Manila rope ! and ] inch, Flag lines,
Log lines, Marine, Housing, Rat line,
English hemp sail Irvine, Roping Irvine,
Hemp canvas, Russia light and heavy ducks,
MuntZ yellow metal and nails.
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.S- The HiIqred did not leave for Kauai as ad-
vertised. and will not resume her trips to windward
for some time, Us the wood work of the stern bear
inc. and composition sleeve on the shaft, require
renewing Due notification will be given of her
next "trip. - =
~ The Mary Ellen, formerly the hetcHuohi,
left on her first trip, since her repairs, for Windward
ports. on Tuesday Last. under command OF Capt
Joseph West.
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Sundries.

Blankets, scarlet, blue, green, white, grey,
Burlaps, Black silk umbrellas,
Black silk hat ribbon, Fancy bonnet ribbon,
Black and fancy silk velvet ribbon.
Linen thread, white, brown, black,
Cotton thread, white and blue. Spool cotton,
Worsted braid and gimp, Barge, black, brown, blue,
Grape White cotton huckaback towels,
Linen buckaback towels,
Cotton and linen Turkish towels,
Carpet bags, Wooden shawls and plads,
Long shawls, Berlin wool,
Ladies' and children's straw hats, trimmed,
Boys straw hats and caps, French cafskius.
Plated candiesticks, Ladies' head dresaes. So
Porte-mounaies, Ladies' work baskets,
Ladies writing cases, Lead pencils,
Carpenters pencils, Steel pens
FoOfscap, letter, and note paper,
Blank books, Receipt books, Letter copy books.
Envelopes, Framed states and slate pencils,
Assortment Of toys,
Ivory combs, Dressing comhs. Hair brnshcs
Pearl buttons, Pant buttons, Porcelain buttons.
Gold Leaf Printing paper, Smoking pipes, "a
Walking canes, Suspenders, Feather busters,
Ladies' and gentlernen's kid and silk gloves.
Bed quilts, Rife powder, in ; and / ID tins,
Flower pots Empty demiohns, .
OAK BARRELS AND KEGS.
OIL SHOCKS FIRE BRICKS,
FIRE CLAY. PIPE CLAY,
kAOLIN. CEMENT. ~
BLACKSMITH GOALS 1913
STEAM GOALS,
ROOFING SLATES. -
Oak Beats I6. II. Is. 10. 20 fl long.
.ss- I'm
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Groceries,

English Pie fruits and pickles,
Ssrdines in quarter and half boxes.
Raisins IN quarter and half boxes.
Almonds in demijohns, Westphslis hams,
Swiss cheese. Green cheese,
Loaf sugar, Crushed sugar.
Ultramine blue, Indigo blue,
Chocolate, Demijohns pearl barley, Sage, {
Vinegar, Licorice.
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Mems grey and White merino socks,
Mems brown and mixed cotton socks,
Women's white and black cotton stockings,
Children's socks and stockings,
Mems heavy wooden socks and stockings,
Mems wooden comforters,
Mems grey and white merino undershirts,
Ladies' white merino undershirts,
Brown, white and fancy striped cotton undersl
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PerfnnRery.

Superior cologne water,
Cologne water in 6 cornered bottles,
Genuine Lubin's extracts, Hair oil,
AIscassar oil, Fancy toilet soap.
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Blue P. G. monkey jack cts and pants,
Blue and black cloth pants,
Cashmere sacks and pants,
Moleskin and cotton pants,
Fancy flannel shirts,
Blue and grey flannel oyershirts, 5f
Hickory shirts,
White cotton shirts, fancy bosom,
do. do. do.
Superior white cotton shirts, linen bosom, collars b sleeves
Fancy regatta shirts, assorted,
Ladies' NANTES and %children's Jackets,
Mems felt hats.
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Superior Fronch brandy, in casks and cases.
Barrels and kegs Of rum, Genuine Holland gin,
Common Holland gin, Benicarlo wine, in CASKS,
Claret, in casks ard cases,
Barclay. Perkins x Co.'S porter, in quarts and pints,
German ale, in quarts and pints,
Superior sherry and %portwine, in cases,
stomach bitters,
Champagne, quarts & pints, Heidsieck & Co.'S Grand y
champagne, quarts 4 pints, Ruinart pere & fills, Carte
Selters water.
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a. CutIery

Fencing wire, Bar iron, Hoop iron,
Iron sugar coolers, Copper wire cloth,
Galvanized iron pipe, Sheet zinc,
Cocoa-handled butcher knives,
Sailors jack knives, Knives and forks,
Scissors, Jewsharps, iron thimbles, Needles,
Iron timed saucepans. Iron timed tea kettles.
Iron pots, Kivets, Wrought nails, Ingots tin.
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ARRIVALS.
sept %O-Srhr Helen, Kinney, from Mooksi.
Ot- 1-SchT Prince Hatfield, from Ha1aIei-
.rI-Schr Nestie Merrill, Fourtain, from Lahaius.
i-Schr Active, Kapgahi, fIUu1 Maalss Bay.
2-Schr Emsiine, Crane, from Kona and kau.
@-Scar Odd selo~- Clumsy, - days fom Bakers
Ishrd-
-a-BsI;sa ship Mandarla, MarteE, - days from Hong
kogg, en- cute for VALPARAISO.
e-HaH'n bark a J Pope, G-eFken. lac days from
Bremen, With mds= 10 ~. Hackth q Co.
e-Sehr Ka Mo- Wilbur, from KahuIui-
rS-Sch kataua, Neiish, from EOhaIa
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DEPARTURES ..

sept a1-H r. Ms gunhoai spsrovhavks POrcher. Cor
.rmH . Vancouver. ..#
30-bTItsh bark Magnolia, Berry, for HOngkOng.
3C-Schr IA Moi, Wilbur. for Kahului-
oct f-Chiicln bark Alberto. BrOdersou. for Valparaiso.
3-schr Moi KeiEi, Napela, for Kahului.
3-Schr Helen, Kinney, for Mookai.
5-$chr Mary Ellen, West, for kahuiui-
s3-ScEr Prince, Hatfield, for HanaIci-
0SchF Active, kapuahi, for Lahaina and Makee's
Landing
f-Schr Warwick, Bull. for MoloIai.
~ @Schr Fueinc- Crane, for Kona and Kau
5 Brig Sahieuaeua, Irving, for HiIo-
5-Schr Old Yellow. Quincy, for Waimse, Kauai; Jarvis.
and Bakers Island rFr
6-Bri.sh ship Mandarin, Murter, for Valparaiso.
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Glassware.

A small invoice of fine Cut Glasses,
Tumblers, &c.
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WAR AND RUMoRs or WAE.-Vague reports are
current that a French priest on Maui, has had some
difficulty with a country magistrate. in the matter
of a decision rendered by the Magistrate, that the
case had been referred to the Circuit Justice IN La
haina. and that he had confirmed the decision we
may expect to hear Of the arrival of a French snip
of-war in due time. when of course the matter Will
be settled. =
= Two accidents occurred at the Honolulu"
Iron Works the past week. by one of which a man
suffered from a compound fracture OF the INDEX
finger of the left hand. and a lad, son OF b. L.
Sheldon. Esq. had two fingers OF his left hand SO
badly crushed as to neeessitate the amputation Oh
the first joint of two Of them.
/@ Mr.. Wyllie's illness still continues more
alarming features having developed themselves lhe
past week. We learn that little or no hopes are
entertained OF his recovery. .
70 The Annie Laurie has had her steam ma
clinery taken out, and will be put on her old route
rs a sailing vessel, as soon as the necessary altera-
tions are made.
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handkerchief.

Fancy pongee silk handkerchief,
Silk corahs, Black silk c%ravats,
Black and fancy silk neckties,
Turkey red and yellow handkerchiefs,
Fancy cotton handkerchiefs,
White muslin handkerchiefs, fancy border,
White muslin handkerchiefs, lace border.
Valencienne handkerchiefs,
Linen cambria handkcrchiefs.
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PASSENGERS.

From uIo-Ier Nahienaepa, Get 2-Hon 4 II Allen, G {
Harris. " z RagsiaIe, W Humphreys, W II Rogers. Mr. anC
Mr. Young, NJ Reynard, Mr. Bindt, J Koi-io cabin aud L
deck PasSe1geES-
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Ri

y.,IR-Nrlpg-I Honolulu, October 9Th, by Rev. s. {
psmon, John Caesar to Jenny Meade, both % Honolulu.
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SaddEery.

L.adies' side saddles,
English saddles, all hogskin, complete,
English saddles, hogskin seats, complete,
French saddles, complete,
Brides with curb bits, Iron timed bits.
Wooden and cotton saddle girths.
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ShEp.' Nails
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.

For &.s a,scpeo-per Murray. this day, a. NJ.
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MEMORANDA.

II Schooner Odd FeHor reports-saibsd from Honolulu
August Tth, at I p. NJ, arrived at waumea, Kauai, next morn
ing Leg Waimea at s p NJ. Of the 10Th With regular trade
winds, and arrived at Bakers Island August god, at s A. NJ.
F6rni al hands well. Leh Bakers Island on my return on
the 4sh Of September ate p. NJ, with light battling winds and
heavy rain showers. Arrived at Honolulu after q days passage.
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ARRIVED.
Ausus. sam clipper ship Fair Wind, Taylor, l. days from
- Honolulu
- SAILED
August Am clipper ship Panther, Lothrop, for Liverpool,
with a full cargo of guano.
Sept. Am clipper ship Fair Wind, Taylor, fer Liverpool,
with a full cargo Of guano-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-07
HAVANA CIGARS

Manila coTdsge ], !, II inch,
Grindstones, White soap,
Linseed oil in demijohns, Oil paints in tins,
Clay pipes, Double barreied guns,
Percussion caps, Lead pipe,
Lampblack, Caustic soda.
Drawer looking glasses, Gilt frame looking glasses,
Gilt and jacc. framed mirrors, Gilt moulding,
Porous watermonkeys, Copying ink,
Letter copy books, Dressing combs,
Hair pins, Rowing Plus,
Lefaucheux's reyolvers with cartridges, &C, complete.
Wrought iron nails and spikes, Files, Mecheros,
Oak w~arirobes, Mahogany sofa tables.
&c.. &C.. &C., &c.
ASS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-07

- The late cool nights and excessively warm
days, have brought on the influenza pretty extern
sively, among both foreigners and natives. ~