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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-14

Ef5- The schooner Prince, hove ON to be cop,
peTed at Robinson Il Co.'S wharf, was struck by a
whirlwind and knocked down, on Thursday last
No damage done.
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IMPORTS.

From P1ErLSyD-Per A A EIiridge. Oct II-aO bags oats
t9J6 pkGs shocks AMI keys. 1i bxs apples, l55 bbis salmon. -
hf bbs salmon, 5000 q lumber, o bxs pears.
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EXPORTS.

sor sAs FRsScsco-Per D. c. Murray, oct. $50 pkgs
sugar. (33Sz9l ibsL. 81 bxs oranges, 10 bags peanuts, AZ bags
=almis 50 bun bananas, lilo bags coffee (sso9 lbsl 8 bxs gin
scr - bNs taTo, 2 - personal Effects, 80 barrels and cases.
value ~ Domestic Produce. s2560S So.
SaIu. Of Foreign Produce, s5L.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-14

B- d. Foster & Co. have laid the keel for
sloop at their s~hipyard. during the past week.
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From the Arctic Fleet.

The following is iheacstch Of ships reported by the American
whaling bark Aiaira, Osborne, the report dating September
-. 20 lo-b-
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ss~ The Royal Mausoleum in Nuuanu Valley is
finished, and parties who have seen it, describe il
as very elegantly finished inside.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-14

MORE CoOLIES.-The British ship Roscoe arrived
on Thursday p. NJ. bringing the second lot o.
coolies for the BoaEd of Immigration.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-14

The table FOR the first three quarters OF 1864 and 1855, shows
. h.IIng OF ~ rice, fangUs. hides and pulri but doubtless the
close % the year will bring two OF the stapes, rice and hides,
Up 20 the figure of 1904. Coffee, which shows a decrease for
the quarter, Er the three quarters gives an increase.
The total exports from January Ist to October LIST, 1855,
we're sI,O91, 1882; for the corresponding term in 1864 they
were sss3, sos "a, showing a gain in 1865 Of siO7, s7 80.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-14

70 The hull. anchors, chains, and boats of the
Hawaiian ship PolynesiGn VIII be sold at auction
on Tuesday next.
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ven on the bsuble with which your swssthsas<
bought you they are the last you will get frou
him. That pistol has done for the cowardly scoun-
dre that pistol has revenged me, and bss sent his
d,bolic.l soul 70 wha. fools wife will listen V
him in the next world"
With q sudden and cstlike spring the agonired
woman few towards him. Grasl ing his arm NO.
lenty, she asked. in . quiet and distinct whisper,
strangely and awfully at variance with the disuao-
ton 81 her whole demeanor,
"Have you murdered himr'
81 nave tits Instant shot the villain In the heart,
Grylls yelled out.
"Is he desd'"
"Desd" he answered furiously.
Drawing herself up to her full height she said
slo- ly--" There IL this comfort left me you shau
sufier-you shall he hanged for this murder OF my
dear love !" and then fell backwards on the door
Uuappslled BY the {, athliko swoon which had
come over her, Or lis for some instants remained
gazing o, her Itess body, without taxing Que step
for res orston. Her words, "you shall be nsng-
e,," seemed 10 have called rim frvm all the hi :.
wrought, feelings Of the last hour. A sudden and
almast craven instinct came over him, pointing ous
eell.Ircsorvsuon. He knew bis lie was forfeited
and vet all blooG aud disyraced as that LIE
WIS aud ever must be, il seemed on the sudden to
assume a new value In bis eyes, while cowardly
decd Of pun shmtn. made his teeth chatter aud Lis
limbs tremtls.
TIE be CorhnuedD
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MARINE NEWS.
Nov. as. R,e.6al-s. seu,4S5-u. wuer.cs
CLEARED

CLEARED
STEAMSHIPS W l. Clyde, Wilmington, Non.k,
Charleston; h ngtsher, Baltimore, W Noodgari 10
SuIPS-E 4 Gabain Genoa EndyInIon. Iivc,,,ool.
Canvas Iiack, Ant"eip.
BARK-Prineess Alice, lBr.' Mesrs fer Havana
RRIGs--Is.lella Para, Eureka, Corr. neo no,u.
nem.rarM Odin, tDanth,l 40 Janeiro John 1,
johnson, Nassau.
sCHOONEES -Tuuis DCpew, Richmond: Charlc.
Thompson Portsmouth, II, Jeuuy bind, Elll'port
AkkIVrD
sTrANsHIPS- Quaker Cit'. Cha.les,on; Yszoo.
NoriOik; Guiding star, y O.toaus, lhnll,s A. 49,
Galyostpn. lIAttt as, NoliOA Ata.zuta, Loud.1 f,
Grasd cuff Pensacola.
snlP,-Rhile, London CoperaIcu,, HAMBURG I;
Arnold BOnluget, Rotterdam
RANKS imhuin, OF picou. y 6. fror, ,,,o,.,.
Lrronsut Biouen; Atlantic Go Uiuca MA y S'"'
RRItiS- Nil er, SSssIu; j klur iist.,N :.
Sarah Crosby, Cow bay. - -
SI'iloON NJ Rs-ladv Zimmerman, Ah.co. n Wat,
h,soo. Sur ak: A Rowland, PORT jcf,'.,n " est
ril .beti no ior Boo on Wanda Ro,don, To- IL
-" IA NOunlAns. Washlngtul. Cha More p, ,
dcnce Tor Phiuuelphia; R.ctuy Puittsihb ~ a.
Puwmrhe-: G..uIlnU 4 smith, lAIuiv bill Ia, ~
LINN: N 4 Philips fhila1c pima for lo.t'n NJ
Iu,Ina Nirgin,A BirbalA' d.; lui4, >tsui.nrd a..
4 A Warner Providence Tor Albany; Charr,' VI
"a EtIssn'rt, An,e lea, fiOyldruc I,,,ss w " "
Ari'pFr Sll j A FOREMAN fDz.Jc. upIri fnr ., -,
T'rayn Eli2nbsthpOu iOg Sea Ian on. Io.c,,i -
| Liz,GelLport ior Westerly; Aung Mcgee ph ,ains'
Nil, ioT Boslon; Msgy Eliza, lhAitphl, tor Ro.ton
FuZ. Ftances Baltimore Tor bosra james IA Gos't'
| Philadelphia Tor Boston,
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A ?. A. MISSION-RFV. - FREE
L1.LANp. D. D.. will deliver = OBSCURE in tho
hal. lGl Eighth I'VE, on sunday evening, Nov. 5ih.
at ~ o'clock. Friends OF the cause cordially IN.
yited $50
CAUTiON-WH WHEREAS. NY WIFE, MAR
CIHA LlNIEMANN, Ter ~ ted and tosfd With
out ceufe ptoyocat on, hereby caution the puhlis
sgalrst hatllo.iug o. trusting her on my account
HENRY LlNIEMANS. 0I
EOR SALE-J GOOD ROAD OR WORK
Il borses Is and II hands h.rh, warranted sound
nd kind. 10 he iod tins 81 DAY Of Nov. one hay,
ksnds, long name and tail. Call Both o., near
brdndway l25
TnLORS WANTED-GOOD WAGES, BY
Il week OF job : no chnrSe Tor seat room. T.
WILEY, SIS Hudson st. back shop .d6
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out, diving s.eh t.nibls blow as b. cam. on dset

out, diving ssch terrible blow s be came on deck.
Ellison saved himself by returning for bis knife which
ne lett the table hut when he reached the deck he
perceived the two mates b1utally beating seaman
named Jackscn. He stepped up and ssked IF they
we're going TO kill the man p when he vas inme
q Delaying pin, and kicked till he was insensble and
Al his teeth knocked out. Having been wounded IN
the head at Fort Fisher, this treatment caused tho
wound 10 bleed afresh, and he vas subsequently 90
bfutAly beaten a. TO disable him duftns the remsiP-
GER Of his life. on these charges 10th mates
Jackson, who sppeored with his eyes blsckened and
his lace horribly bruised. lie complained Of having
peen btutay beaten by the two mates, as described
~ Ellison. To this charge they pleaded guilty The
tout in passing sentence. hnnadvottod severely on
the kidnapping eys;cm and the cruel ntstmt nj pur
deiendnnts was then sentenced 20 Twelve month
~ the pcnttntiary and to pay fine OF $50 each and
to be further Imprisoned until such hne be paid
POilcE INTELuGEScE-The Ma'otsSt and Sunday
Mercury LiJei SUIT william Csuldwell and Horace
p. whitney, Editor. and Ptopricior Of tho New
York SUNDAY MERCURY, were arraignod before Jus
tice bowling yerterday on charge Of having lbellad
Max MHfCtzek, Lessee OF ue Acad my OF Music.
there ~e eight chntsc. OF sp!iAe hbell. The Al
tces have bee printed IN the NJ ECUEY At in efvals
since the 10Th Of November, 1868. Tho defendants
we've required n find ha In the sum of Sj,VOJ each.
70 answer be,ore the Court OF Sessions.
charged uih Burgidrv.-A man FivinT his n,rno
M J,Ines Ncl,ourhlin, wa arrested in sh .yeuuo
yfs'e DAY morning, on a chArge Of a'tcrip Ing 10
ceuntt burglary In the premises Of Mr. John Os-
htcy, eOJ WtH' 18Th street. Iho accused wa deco
We I'll ny domestic and pursued by MI Osbicy and
Committed HIM in default OF Sl,UuJ bail. Ho denies
the thAIke.
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rTHE UNDEKslGNED MOST CORDIALLY

I'M lNllfkSliINED MlSI IOkllAIL1
4 recommend THOMAS MURPHY 10 the Electors ,
OF tie ih senatorial District for Reprosent Of
that lG-tlict In the LCri.latute.
lie na merchant Of long standing in the CONN -
MT, IN the sEule line OF huslue with ourclNcs,
sieim9 inieirlt,, and one OF our mort popular al
esteemed CttlZCu..
Having had Intimate business relations with him
Tor long serltJ Of yea y We take great pVatugD
tsiiJ ,ug TO Las worth as merchant snd citizen,
the District.
DiyArnson 4 IIurlhu, % und 20 Murray street,
4. !. Finn \ Co., III broadway.
l.. j. a j. Phillips, 80 uui go Canal 81.
Read Bfos q Co, 3NI Brn adWar.
Natcs, WharOu & Go, a. lrOadGay.
fHwMd j. \ ing son, 10 Broadway.
I. Mi.I-, - Leonard -.
u. tiaIK a Bgos. aan Broadway. Z.
hu3trv ton-'Ogk, rs liiuAdVav. 4
GEORGE e. lIedr ell & Co., ~ Park Place. Il
I ". Val A Go, 81 Btoadway. }
Natrops Boyden & fay, 3l5 BIoadWay. 2
GrhWod sheldon 10 Mercer IT,
ohailes Atwood Dr., 70 Walker 1t. 5
Whit, omh & Broiher, 60 Broadway.
lioo'C. St0ns 20, aII BgoadSay.
join ihiLpe, 30 Is ca IVA.
John & Lord & l. o., 20 Is. oairay (
\ 4. BIilWin, c. Cana e.
Or. IN Benedict. 26I mai H.
Collins lindlcy. IL Murray II.
Lhethar. Lace, a c., - Ntice. It
lrutsc j. 0anve,, - u ..tcg Il.
J.. II. Law enc, Is PaIEtao T.
II SChle.in-er ,u Broadway.
Henry Molten, c. Brondwlr.
lhOma- w, CuuChIm, il2 ~ Oadway.
Rolctt White 4a Broadway. H.
Il. Moyl egg, A. b. O,dway.
Julius Einsieiu, 5u BIoatNa7 7
j. c. Hoffman, 81 BRO dTay /
samuel j. Iaclbr, 81 Broadway
". j. Anderson, .63 Cannl 81
q. 6, Butler, 3iS West 18th A. n
EdTin w kyeIson, 81 Wet 10Th u. ~
Hodseboom, 70 East T3d st. ~,
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Too Late for Classification.
- EAT'Ea ..

DCtY-on Thursday morning. Nov ID, ct ~
O'Clock Henry Duly, esed 90 ycars
The rc,aiives and friends Of he family retper-
fully u ted 10 attend the funeral, from his late
deuce, AS Wet 44th o.. Albany papers please
COPY. ISL
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POLITICAL.
FIFTH SENATORIAL DTSTRTCT-TO
L THE ELECTORS OF the TEN I'll. ELEV- -
ENTn, ThlETEENIII And SEVEN

FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT-TO
THE ELECIoRS OF The Ten n; LLEv- -
ENTH, THlEEIiIErENIl, an ASD SEVEN
The undersigned, residents Of the City Of Me-
York, would urgently Iequ q all citzens ofths Fifth
Senatorial District who desire 20 secure All honeu
,nd fsthfl representation in the state senate. IN
cast thcir yoieb ior HILBERT &. DIANE, who Is tho
nominee q the 10y al men of the District.
Mr.. DEANE 4. native Of the Ci;y, of New iork.
loyal Union citizen, friend o. ne soldier. ,li
oua and honc.t man, and will make an abe and
tive him your vo,e, and efforts, and ho will no
triuu phNnuy escGed.
Anaieas Wi'lmunn. William iiibard.
William rucko. Constantine HAu,
Harvey H. Woods Fled Olmsteld,
Geo. =. Steinbicnner samuel -. Is tie.
Got. lhq.. u. Van Buren, Alex. Mcleod
Arnold Bum, ,lr, Henry hlC1Hrd,
Frederick &. Wagner, ChIs. II brunhsll.
Alert pung, ST., simeon Drape-,
Gcofgc Opiyx,, Henry II. Wallace,
aimee &. Bell. AnitCv !. OleL.
lance u, sackett, waldo liu;ehns,
David Milcr Iuhu lisyw Uyd,
MIX kclsCh, Rufus +. Audtewt.
Albert &. Dung, G,O.ge Otell,
zen. Goo. ". Palmer, Ausu.tus wesnann.
,lohu sIosIon, john T. Cleveland.
MARSHALL /. Bake, Ten. CGo.ter A. Arthur.
hinthofn IomuNInA Peter lOOS,
Thomas H. Arttu, tsaAc j. Oliver.
Martin Thatcher, Benjamin Merit,
John COuimouord, james W. thomson
heuj. &. L.ye!idge, J.. Il. Jenny,
.ummins IL. Tucker, Charles ;; spencer
\, 1. kau, Thomas a. 81 Imam,
" Imam lioardmsn, Proper NJ. Wetmore.
Mathew u. blesne, A. NJ BiningeL
Ira q. Miller, 1nomss Blown,
Jo-eph LAey, Hamilton Wade
uoo. re 4. Bradford, joan Lam5lechL
tleucrlcE hcC.eIdy, fo.te. G. she nan.
NJ :. bunham, tuaucs Head.
Stephen " wright Benz T. A.uneGe,
kpeeit B HvyG, Dan e. HeuIcG
Silneon johnson, simeon hazeiton,
iona Lewis, John Harding,
ls.ao d. Walter. Andlev Grant,
Robert ar, BerlI.I schs uTtZ,
And 37j hers. as
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A WOMAN THAT UNDERSTANDS Cool.
Alns oysters, Apply " lis spring st. bet 10 and
Sclock $40
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Is 6 5
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Itf1raturs Science and Art
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Nou Volsme begins January, 1866,

IL contents are carefully selected each month
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Il alma 81 give the choicest articles from the
mems of the most eminent foreign writer's on top
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I 1'he Great Questions of the day, including Lit
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Thoroughly and ably discussed by the most blll
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The Rexiows of the mos, notable pubIlcatlohs'
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MANY 81 The articles in the foreign periodicals
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Of the editol to carefully select only those OF In
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The Miscellany department, containing bllei
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JONATHAN F. wHEELoCK's ESTATE.

JONATHAN F. WHEELOCK'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, hold
bANoILIE DISTRICT, SIS. ! en- at Johnson, within
and for said district, on the 9Th day Of Dec.
A, D., 1864,
r. NJ. Allen, administrator of the esrate of J.
+. Wheelock, late of Hydepak in said district
deceased represents TO this court that the per-
sonal estate of the said deceased is insufficient
to pay the debts and charges of said estate, and
asks said court to grant him lcnse to sell all Of
the real estate Of the said deceased, situated in
Hydepark Aforesaid to enable him to pay said
debts and charges.
1t is therefore ordered that a hearing be had on
said application, at the probate office in johnson
on the 10th day OF Jan. 1865 and that all persons
concerned be notified thereof by publication in
the Lamoile Newsdealer published at Hydepark
three weeks successfully before the day set for
hearing, that they may appear and give bonds
for the payment of the debts aforesaid, or other.
wise object to the granting of said license.
6w3a G. G. CHADWICK, Judge.
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SETH suERWIN'S ESTATE.

The subscribers having been appointed by the
honorable probate court tor the district OF La
noble, commissioners to receive examine and
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF Seth ?. Sherwin late OF
Morlistown, in said district, deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, aud the term of months from
the 18th of Disc 1864, being allowed by said
court to the creditors OF said deceased. to ex-
hibit and prove their respective claims before us
Give notice. that we will attend 10 the du.
ties of our appointment at the dwelling house
of widow Polly eherwin, in Moristown in said
districl on the Sd Tuesday on Jan. and last Tues
day of June next at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon,
on each Of said Gays.
OBJ, R; 5 PAGE CONS.
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stlrIiIB HUMAN FACE DIVINE" A new W
EfrEn Ont State Bonds

Ian Prepared to issue at par, with accrued fin.
tcres{z plate Bonds, payable with interest semi
annually, at Fix per cent, and due in 1878. The
srnouuf TO be issued l. limited TO $3.50 600 The
pona5Ge lor 5000 each. coupons payable LIST
june and december, at Bank 10 Boston. Funds
n Ipeyment for bonds may be deposited In any
841k IN this state to my credit. On recent Of
1[z<6e bonds will be forwarded az directed
y lw5 j. b. PAGE. Treasurer
11-l4 Treasuser's Office, Rutland, Nova, 1854
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NGR'Eis,H.

r. HIS is to certify that have this day given my
| son, Luther Ernest Bucky, his time during
the remainder OF his minority, and shall not
claim any OF his earnings nor pay any debts Of
his contracting after this date. iwso
s...> JAMES NJ. BUCKLEY
Witness, Homer Hawley.
Eden, Dec. "a. 1864.
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ESfraY.

TtAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber, on
I ] or about the 18th of December, one small red
line back. three years old COW. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges ano
take her away. Z. Z. PRoUII.
Beiyidere Dec. "a, 1864. 6w3S
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Village Lot for Sale.

4 Small and Commodious House with suitable
n and convenient out-buildings and three quar-
tiers of an acre of land in Worthwhile. will be
sold at private sale at the first opportunity and
at a very low figure. WILLIAM GEORGE.
Dec. 81. 1861
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Soap! Soap!! Soap -!

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Important TO Pensioners!

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JANUARY, 1, 1865
JANUARY, 1, 1868.
T'Wenty-Sevenh AuniverSay Of the
NEW YORK MERCURY.
The Pride of the Firesi d 9

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ling original novelette, by DR., j. II. Robinson, en-
titled: l. E I h;
or, TIRE CHILD OF THE CORD,
which will he followed by new story by Mis-
NJ. Il. Braddon, written expressly fer the N, Y
Mercury
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-01-11

A BOUT weeks since, between Morrisville
n and Cady's Falls, a Lady's black tur mitten.
The finder will please returni I to
Ii. II. POWERS.
Morrisdown, Jan. 9th, 1865. Stf