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4 MILITARY AND NAVAL

MILITARY AND NAVAL.
A WORD TO THOSE ABOUT TO ENLIST.
"A Do not let brokers and runners get hold OF you and
TiiE HIGHEsT BOUNTIEs ARE NOW PAID IN NEW
YORK and the Provost Marshss will not allow the men 70
THE IO6TH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE VOLS,
gallant organization with good record wants men, and
win do every thing that IL right 10 obtain them
- MEN ARE WANTED FOR COMPANY a,
which is company, and will have the selection Of IL
own officers from the enlisted men.
THE BOUNTIES ARE
For two years 600
For year 400
with relief 10 families ticket which win be given
enlistment The bounty paid into the mans own hand
and nobody intereres WITH IT. and no deduction made
from IL.
IL ANY MAN ENLIsTING IN THIS REGIMENT
SHALL RECEIVE 300 EXTRA BOUNTY BEYOND
t WHAT Is STATED ABOVE.
and see the Captain who win give you every nfcrma-
NO. 10 BROADWAY,
Corner Of Astor plaoe
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ID IEcHANIGs HALh e ssssEy essssssssTE1y above Grand
the Erosscr Troupe In The following brilliant SCENES
MAzEPPA, introducing h. wonderfu act wttA
out horse saddle or bride ......,.. DAN BRYANT.
oLD TINES ROCKS
Measrs Seymour and Dan Bryant as the Niserabes
Parquet % cents; family circle ~ cents Commences =
B O'Clock
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HENEy Il IEEps MIsEE sI AgcTI9NEEEs, A.

Ill LARGE CLEARING SALE or CARRTAGEs
.COUPES, BAROuCHES PARK CARRIAGES, WAGONS,
c the stock OF Mcssra Wood Brothers, all warranted
N IL LEEDS 4 MINER win sell By auction on Friday
Navdh "a At 0x O'Clock A. M at the Palace Gardens (te
ssanitsm Fairj In Fourteenth street. Sixth avenue
large soo Of Coaches Clarence Coupes Calashes Ba
tons Tor Wagons and Buges no TOP Tro,tng Wagons
Ac presenting opportunity for obtaining hrst CLASH
carrigca Can aud after Tuesday above
eS1nt salo.
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LNIRST CLASS HOUSES AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
Newark, ". 1.-TWO three story brick Dwellings, Nos
% 20 Fair street. ve minutes walk from Market street
depot each containing ten finished rooms water bath
roon &c size of buildings ~ by 3h feet; lots ~ feet In
by 100 feet each, will be sold at public auction on the pre-
ises Saturday, March 25 1865 a2 O'Clock n the after
Terms accommodating. Possession April L.
JOHN X. PIERsON, 81 Green street, Newark, N. J.
zVEORGE COOK, K,AUcTIoNEER.-vINEE ENiRAvINGS
VI and Paintings--By GEORGE COOK, on Friday, March
a. iO. O'Clock at No Barclay ri cet about 30 fine
Enravgs handsomely framed and well worthy the notice
of Also few nne Oh Paintings being private
collection. To be absolutely sold.
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sIITP,-.SG.

sHTP,-. SG.
y -
CTEAM GEEELY TO LIVERPOOL TOUCHING AT
= Queen t,,rs Cork u srbor-fhe liverpool New York
% ng ,he ~ in;d senshp Sonpas snn,h nhs,, En-, sg f
powered Clyde hulf iron steam ships follows
naSulNJION. oaturdag MArch 20
Sah Or LoNDoN Saturday, April
Apruo
and every succeeding Saturday at noon, from Pier
North river.
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A UCTTON SALE OF FASHIONABLE SPRING CLOAKs,
IA Cloths, &c., by COLE MURPHY, Friday at l01z
O'Clock q S Fulton street Brookyn the Stock Of manu-
oors Of material and variety In trimmings also lot OF
Cloths, full pieces and Sale without reserve 70
sClo 4 businesa
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE
GREAT REDUCTION IN sTERkAdE RATES
The following frst claq sde wheel seanshps win be de-
March .O0EIN QGEBN 80. Weir
(CounectiDg At Panama with the Golden City)
.''
(Cohnecune q Panama with the Sacramento
For ff&icAt or pessaee apply 70 D. B. ALLEN.
n ff No. Bowling Green.
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IN COLTON, AUCTIONEER.-BY r. COTTON d j..
II HEGEMAN.-The Entire Furniture and Fixtures Of
the United States Hotel Fulton street This day Thus
from day day until the whole is sold There Is ksd
OF Furniture in this SALE OF Parlor Dining
Room and about 2N other rooms embracing ali
qualities such mahogany rosewood, oak and black wal
NUT also French plate Mnntel and Pier Mirrors Curtains
and Cornces rosewood Pianos velvet tapestry threepy
aud ingram Carpets rch on Paintings Engravng &C. Also
Blankets Sheets &c also all the Table Cutlery Cut Glass
Silver Silver Plated Ware also all the Bar and Reading
Room Furniture; also or horse power steam engine,
together with article in the hotcl also, about OO or
lGuOO prime Cglrs Catalogues early this morning
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3CUV NAN LOST
Alfred ycns. resident of isi,p. l. l. years Of sgs
II inches high somewhat round shouiered redds
brown hair and whskers hazel eycA and upper
tooth missing When last which Tuesday
Ing the h Instant the OF John aud Broad
way he had heavy gray beaver overcoat gray pants
vest white shirt cap, lie had With him 800
grcenback The above win be paid ay infornr
Ton ta, his recovery by 70 Garner co
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n r. OGDEN, AUCTI0NEER.-LAR0R SALE or
He superior Household Furniture, French plate Mrrors
rcsswood and mahogany Pianos lace and broes.el
Aecaased be sold auction this day ococh Al tc
ynRnsiun No. Washington place. Newark, N. J. Also,
1c including Arabian Saddle Mare sound and kind oos
5000 also trotng Horses known Horace
Jones and Sam. NcLaughln. sg $50 s.2&# 9f I
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ADJUSTMENTS.
N-N~~N~.> ~>>et
Eox's os.o BOW. RY THEATRE
IL Lessee, Director nd Manager a. L. For
LA ST NIGHTS
OF THE 90 MIC PANrOMIME
:. OLD D. ME- rROf.
FIRST MA ATS OF A
NEW Dk ANA,
THE WHIT. FAWN.
NM q. l.. tOx IN THE co MIC CHARACTER.
The iun dramatic and psnlomms troupe appear
laushaoie farce concludes the pA formance.
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$8.75 Npblcil gum E0itenpreis! $l2
Die sGpnunenten Union GpmpasnIeS Bat ben grtis te
6phen nnf 1875 pr. Gpnne 2240 pfp fir Subferi
bsnten ttb5tt Sn goee Ger GrbEtune Der 8rnt IA bic
it6 srrJduft9 ter RpRenpreiS. es fEg 10 a11 fJll ,
Burger RUmmt unD futersbtt ouf bteien @trd. Q1tr
Ssripre&eu Gud Bic Defsn Gublsn weiGe in bin WGttt
ftmatett es III tr@ en lf&efet SMpeftmett peGeS iG
teIfer tutereirt. oils 7l30er. GtfH 8i.W aaI s9l I.
De: OPetalbrets hr 1Oten betrdet E12 90 pr EDMne
ait etnet Stderbet eines baIbi8eu StessnS, e;@ i
Dieks be ttnSiSe @pntpaSnie relde aus Gfieb aus
SatiDrern beHet unb BITE ein5tse Gpnpaene wsAer ter
gD0er unb 9anbtranSpurt eet6sete snr Werflsung eb
Mrtennbaber, weIGe BITE Gpblen uidt trauNen, f5nnem
bie bard be GompaBnie teriaufen laden wee Ste prD.
te, Dsbbsutem bar tDnt Destauf berfSet Srble tut-
81 Observation-Disclosures SIR. 80 @ibblear. i
- Ganal&0tIen rf: I'm Tnee ber @1rpInear
Office Der &pmN nte: .4NiF&As GAiNAh2H .
yit, 45 80. TauetteRraee.
Tlam 60 s. q tlbEen Sames IS, YIrptS,
Selt. Vrdf (npt ! -
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itub Ulpoe@ @9lrtitel fit 9erretl,

sgsIeit 8s 81 SO 318 sB Yrattfrabe. sslasM u
Neiptn Treunfen unb Befannten prt BEN eepren yrb-
Iium berbaupt be ersebenae @naeee baB t N mstnsm
Strre ets etu Experiment tsrtt9er p'e .n
-fb6ne MuSpdbI prn nterfIe ibern, 5embeH a.
fdenti der, Strdmpfe 9emSeniraeen u. I. ~. Srr-
rabtB balte. q s.a a-.a,.
anaefertiet. Wiais fur Daar tf metn wsrtto. sais1
:" Ppc!srt1Y5if,' 49, u. @rtenetten.
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QIft 0o8 WubIifmtit !!

A Dte llntersst1ueten teetren it@, tbren 8rennten
'AA itnb bem pnDtfrni btt Mn3sist au MAIDEN, baB s
tbr @eAdft ncH Ter Nrrtwtfede Baltimore nnt Gse-
msntr. perle8 tcbtn. Bednbie an Saub unb ertaltfu
tdss Ste retGfe NuSpdtl pr, Stpffn unb gRufern ub
t ttreit bttltibtn duf Bctauu8 Guufrteen. aud ia,
ben fitsben Gets pprrdtbe aue prten Spn Salsthdtrn
Strdmpen @s9tnA irmtm (, .. tnb dGe In btets Sad
einlmIasenhem 2lttiiel s aYasgl3fefe III EGN
&c mtrb es anr Btttben fetn, unisrc 8tettssn Rum
ten ptnifItG uyb reeG 81 btblentn
as'45al sas.at}rD Rpntner& Brnber,
)21pf-albe) Rp. 572 NgB@de BON Baltic. n Brfmpntnr
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l)ermi(C6te An6etaell.
Samuel &irk 4 Sob,le,

..oe sn Samuel Airk l. Sobae,
KS fs2 Baltimore CTR,
MAIDEN bierjt a4tanssppn 2auer auf Bic fpeenbem
tnb Re eauten gDaaren reIHe auf bas Bee ausee-
w6blt inb ttjt rem neuefen Stql terertist fnb.
msGtlber+ Il
= 81 Sllberne Gbeeierbice = urnen, 4sA
= &afelferpice = prdfenttrteaer,
a..t ~ QSfel unb @dbeIn = Sriee,
SalSfdfer unb Butterfubler, e,p
Sduhen = JSubenf6rbe, 80
EteefeHel = TteftiGlen eie
te ene 8tp6e Mn5ab SUn flenen uno nhBlt9en lberne
Mrtifelw N aaf mn sn UsH sia
ss.8 saai.4 Sob. ~ 81
8praeli6 gearbeiete ecbene Damen-lbren nit ben 9es
fbuadpsufen Uerjierten Web6ulen, a.assf- +.
GbafciaineS,
2epnfines,
~ G5uavr GbainS,
5erren.llsren pun $1Oe Bis $6oO NIT feimen artem;
SaIte unb ednse Sets BON Damen Setpelry
Bracelets,
- ~ ,.gsese,, 9SanceIpgnss, y
lie ~ -tht2css Eiainant Hince, 9o
anIdettensRnrpie @ptene Sineerbite gIeiflfte, Sol
tene Drtaen Gplbne 2prepee Seine d9er Opern8lder.
4 - rtsfa &iibetpIattirte asaaren.j I"
GbeeIerbice- -Yraientirtener GatprS--G mie.
unS Getfnpatten NIT 2onpen 2iaurr Stdnter-
-gutterla6ler--ptdle -Seaerie-Stanber &C. &c
(hP315-251 "a 1fe-fffslf eaFetE
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Gbr. Sef,
YtaGfDleer bon Sacpt See6eri
90 n .......... ((I..

49,. % German Str., ifs%
empett irn cut rtirtes 2aser in uetnSen @esenanbtn
als melnsne neulbernen unb piattIren Waaren, Sare
bedldsen unb 8er;erunBtn, Tbrplatten Iummern nrib
5unbebaIsbdnber, S6meStseaeI, Ertppel Darier &ptb
NabeIiIsR 2aub65en pOlrblraen fur Dltarkeiter Gaflt
melting, Neulber, aae ssrteu Dratb ,c Ttermctter inb
Bteiwa0een, Tas mt SGIau1tnrfen, Spunte, GtlduGe
@7rS, pabnen fir Drauerettr. QDftbe fnben etn Q
irrtment Biereldetd 9abne Wentls &C.. beIonbet8
bic berbmtsn pGtenrten Bierbabnen bsrsn asnser Ur
iau fur N1aruidnb Dfr Columbia ,e tem unttrttiGne
tea tpn ben @rfintetn iibertrdsen tpurte .HstF1s
nH- Cine 9rpBe Ddrtbte gDpnennadre, rautsntltG &C.
ridte aden fir 5erren unb Ddmen fseben girtfn,-
BERG etueetrrEtn, unb btttet um eenetbten 3ufpru@
(nsr4IO era i3irf1 @br. q 3. :,
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6crrcaflciOers0abeu,
Onos4 QsTntt Gstr $40. 359 ftf1n 35S1.

gBeit Yratt Str. SO. 358 itnO 3581.
specimen oeebrtea Ssreunben unb bem publifum made
t biermt bic ansese baf i& bas idou5eit 9aRren an
S;eem lobe etoblirte @eiGdft brnpmne babe uno be-
ba ei, redbaltses Eager prnfGSnen, ielib searbets
steu Serrentleibern neueer saecu u ben bSen Erei=
s norrSt6ia bdlten urb AUD iDIe auf 9efelung anfer
t;oen ,perbe. setce fir ofSde unb Soienseusein dlen
Gorten unb su a1enaPreiien.
sserner cine 4usipabI Oesen4irme, GtSde,c., ictuie
oIre In biefes Sad einiHlasenben Irtifel
rzy- ,Nne Befennngeu tperben prompt bill'S nno IN
tpFSsps' o'T S'''F''''0 q. &. sRa;fsr.
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New IoRK, Dec S-The steamer Hsnsn, from
southampton the q, reports that it was rumored
there on the 22i that Semmes' ship, the Sea King,
was wrecked off Madeira.
The Army and Macy Gazette says it IS unbecom.
ing British officers to engage in blockade running,
thus treating the Queens proclamation Of neutrality
with contempt.
The Times sees no alarm on Lincoln's reelection.
England Is probably safer iu his than in any other
hands.
The Times says; Regarding foreign States, Eng
land PARTICULARLY, We may reasonably believe that
Lincoln has sOTn his wild oats. and has gone through
a course Of defying and insulting England. We hope
he will not repeat the experiment.
It has been proposed to transfer the Capital of
Italy to Naples. The vetoed bill for the transfer Of
the Capital to Florence passed, 81 to 20.
japanese intelligence states that Naeota had agreed
10 open the Shoals and Sea Of SimoUski, according to
treaty, and not to rebuild the demolished forts and
also TO pay the Allied expedition.
The Duke Rivas has resigned the Presidency of the
Council of Spain. and the Marquis OF Neluma had
succeeded. The Er0ca says SPANS duty is defined
as the Papacy is coming to All understanding with
France.
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Pennsylvania have gone to Washington to urge the
appointment Of Forney as Secretary OF the Interior in
the event OF Judge Usher going On the Bench, or es
Secretary Of the IVY in case Mr.. " el.es should ac-
cept the embassy to France.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9-Recent proceedings in the
South Carolina Legislature look very much as though
that State, in consistency with her engrafied secession
doctrines, was about 10 secede from toe empire Of
JEFF Davis. Resolutions have been introduced in
that body, denouncing as demonstrations Davis
proposition tc emanciuaie the slaves AMI abridge the
freedom of the press declaring that the States are
not subject to Richmond, and advises the ether States
not to submit 10 its usurpatODs.
Resolutions have been introduced in tie North
Carolina Legislature in favor Of sending Commission
ers to Washington TO negotiate peace.
In the rebel Senate, on the 81, Orr introduced a
resolution denouncing the capture OF the Florida III
Bahia Bay. In the House Mr.. Foote opposed the
resolution that Cohg ress has no authority 10 interfere
on the subject Of the emancipation Of the slaves, re-
COMMENDED By Davis also, against the states nego-
tiating for peace separately, but tavOTiug a Conven-
ton OF States for a vigorous prosecution OF the war.
FoRTREss MONROE, Dec. G.-Letters give the par
ticulars of the Capture of the blockade-rcnuer IIreH
by the gunboat Rhode L{1RL The pirea WIS a
new steamer, on her first voyage. She was Of Eng
fish built, and taultless model, and equipped with
horizontal engines. Previous to coming in contact
with the Rhode Island she had been pursued hy two
steamers, Dur ou;rsn both. During the chase the
Viren ran fourteen knots. bur was gained upon by
the Rhode Island. Her wheels turned so rapidly as
10 throw of the buckets and disable the boat. The
Rhode IsiQ nd towed her 10 Fortress Monroe. The
Piren i a splendid specimen OF naval architecture,
g2Z feet lcng. " tn two smoke stacks, two masts,
schooner rugged, with a large crew, numbering 400.
Her captain IS an officer in the English navy.
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The SToRI or KAUAI Correspondent at Hama
lei, writes that the storm there was very severe,
accompanied with a heavy freshet. The water was
higher than it has been seen for twenty years. All
the cane was under water, and the young cane, three
feet high, was all out Of sight. The whole valley
was one sheet Of water. The fues and furnaces in
the mill were filed, and il the water had risen six
inches more, it would have been into the factory.
No serious injury was done, however, beyond the de-
lay in grinding. The storm was very severe all
around the island"
1t would appear that the storm Of December was
much more severe Cd Oahu and Kauai than on Maui
and Hawaii. At Kan (the Southern point of Hawsii)
the wind and rain were quite moderate. The cyclone
must have spent its force principally to the westward
of the group. and probably moved, as Is usual with
storms in this ocean, from Southeast 10 Northwest.
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Miscellaneous T'eiegTanns.

New York, Dec. l0-Tne HerGli'S Shenandoah
correspondent says that Early and Breckenridge had
been ordered 10 make demonstrations on the lines Of
Sheridan army.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The Senate to-day confirm
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The uomina-
tons of Jas. Speed as Attorney General and VIM.
Deunison as Postmaster General were sent III, but
have not yet been acted on.
Mr.. Chase will take his seat on the Bench of the
Supreme Court tomorrow. Dec. II.
Mr.. Cole, of California, introduced into Congress a
bill establishing mail service between the United
States and China.
The Herald says uformation has lately been re-
through the influence Of the Emperor Napoleon. a
commission as Governor General Of Sonora. with
authority to induce the immigration of settlers to
that country. The Herald thinks this is a prelimi-
nary step to establish a French colony on he Pacific
coast.
Recent Brazilian papers contain cosies of an order
issued by that Government, that all the ports of the
country will be shut against the UachuSett for VIC
latiou Of the neutrality laws.
The steamship Fulton has been specially detailed,
and will leave TO morrow with a heavy mail for Sher-
mans army. She goes under scaled orders, as the
exact point Of ShermaH's arrival ON the coast is not
yet divuiged.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. At n large meeting of the
merchants OF this city to dav, resolutions we're adopt
ed presenting the name Of John " Forney as the
candidate OF Pennsylvania for 4 position IN the Caoi-
pet IN tbe event OF a reconstruction. Delegates from
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It should be stated here that The ladies on Kauai,
Just previous to the organization Of this Society. had
collected and RENTED to the United States the sum
Of $50.
The draft for 50. 500 in favor of George II. Stuart,
Chairman of the Christian Commission, Philadelphia.
was RENTED to him December 8 by the bark Uh1S-
:ler.
\ balance Of Si8 81 remains in the hands of the
Treasurer. which, with any further contributions that
may be sent in, will be forwarded in due time.
{. vi. WHITNEY.
Sec. and Treas. l.. H. C.. Com.
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TEE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Y, January I.
The Foreign News.

The var news received by the Yankee was not
~ imngrtant. Gen. Sherman was a few miles
:; rear Of Savannah at the latest adyices from
him. which was about December 6 Owing 70
,ba telegrapts and railroads being interrupted
~ held bv him, the rebels have no later adVlces
from Savannah than the authorities at Washing
ron. Gen. Foster holds the railroad between
Charleston and Savannah, SO that colnmunica-
ZION j. cut of between those cities. What Sher-
man intended to do was still an enigma, but ne
pr,bably executed his plan, whatever 1t was
during December. lie was in full communlcl-
ton with Dahlgren's fleet at the last accounts
Gen. Hood appears to have left Nashville, or
dotacbed q norton Of his forces into Kentucky
70 try and effect Il junction with Breckenridge,
who Is in the Eastern part of the State. But
there are Union troops enough there to take care
Of all the rebel forces north of the Tennessee
River.
Rv this arrival, we have the Presidents mess
age. which viii be found in the Sacramento
Union Of December 10 or San Francisco B"He-
I'm Of December II. 1t is II brief well-written,
and very interesting document, which every one
ought to read. In it viii be found a statement
Of the financial condition of the nation. the
amount Of the public debt, sources of revenue
&c. The captures made by the navy will attract
attention. no less than 1900 vessels having been
taken, of which 267 were steamers. The closing
paragraph of the message is clear and to the
point.
Gold has advanced, and was quoted at $50,
December -. The cause is probably a cessa-
ton in the flow of gold from Europe, to take
up United States bonds, caused by the doubt
existing there about the Presidential election.
That doubt is removed, and confidence will be
restored.
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NOTICE.


ysNHE FIRM ETOFORE EXISTING
: under the name and style of Wilcox. Richards q Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding business
Of the Old firm Of " Hook, Richards X Co, viii be settled by the
new hrm Of c. /. RICHARDS u Co. p. c. Jones, jr, acting
under power Of attorney from 7. ). Wilcox.
CSigned) HtCH.RDs
p. S.-The undersigned having sold out his interest in the
old firm Of Wilcox, Richards X Co, ship Chambers and Com
mission Merchants, to L. c. Jones. jr, and intending - leave
the country soon, would notify the public that p. {. Jones, IT,,
under power Of attorney, will attend TO all of Z. :. WicoN's
on, standing business. during his absence. T :. Wilcox would
take this opportunity to thank the Government and its
Officials, for pas: favors. Also the public generally for many
this kingdom, ami would solicit the continuance of the same
or the new firm Of {. L. RICHARDS X Co.
(Sign-dl p. s. WILCOX.
Honolulu. Dec. 81. 1861. Holm
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ReDor. of she Treassrer of the Ladies' HUI
waiian CHri~iian Commission.

In presenting this report. the Treasurer would state
that it has been delayed several weeks on account of
detention in the receipt of subscription papers from
the other islands. ~
The total amount received, including subscriptions.
donations and the proceeds of the festival, has been
g., 795 81.
The amount reported below as received from sub
scriptions and donations has been contributed as fol-
loUs
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LAND TOR SALE-Persons looking for land ae
directed TO the advertisement of z. Y. Squires. who
oners for sale his house and the land attached t. it
winch embraces SIX acres. Though a small piece,
'AeTe p 81 larger tract adjoining it which can be
is-7ed II desired. TIE owner assures US that it is
ven edaptei for growing eene. cotton, tobacco. Sc.
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Notice.


NRTE THE CSDERSIGSED
p Y to close up oar business on the 3lst inst, request all
persons having claims a-ainst Us to present them, and all per-
sons indebted TO Us to settle them before the 18th OF January,
1865. or their accounts will be put into the hands If an Attor-
ney for collection.
II. MCINTYRE * son.
Honolulu. Dec. so. 1861. 4i9 3t
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" Ladies' Hawaiian Christian Commission" in account
with C. ~. whitney. Treasurer.
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HCAsToR BEANS AND OIL-Trayeiers over these
plants growing wild in the valleps. and wondered if
1t would not pay TO manufacture the oil. This plant
was formerly much more abundant than now, but it
still grows wild on each of the islands. We are glad
10 learn that an attempt is about TO be made in this
city TO manufacture the oil. The Messrs. Cotton,
who arrived lately III the bark Ontcard. have import
ed and set up four hydraulic presses, made expressly
for the manufacture Of castor oil, and being familiar
with the business as conducted abroad, are sanguine
OF success. Their mandatory is located directly
opposite the old French Hotel in Fort street, and is
capable of pressing about two thousand pounds of
beans a day. There are two kinds Of cas,or-beans.
the large or genuine variety and a small or bastard
variety. They would like TO receive samples from
esch OF the islands. OF the varieties growing there,
and IL our friends residing near where castor-beans
or so, and send to the mill, they will be repaid for
the trouble. The gathering of these beans will afford
. new and easy employment for women and children,
who may thereby earn a livelihood in districts where
presses. we see no reason Why they may not be en-
pIoyed equally well for pressing the kukui nuts. and
thus add to our list of domestic oils. On some parts
OF KAUAI, these nuts are very plenty, aud there was
formerly a kukui mill there. We wish the gentlemen
who have embarked in this new enterprise every
success. and trust that those who can facilitate them,
as suggested above. will do so.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-01-07
E. o. z.

E.. s. o. z. c. NJ. WHITNEY,
Sec. and Trees. L. II. c. Com.
Honolulu, January Ith, 1865.