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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-06

UIldcrloraters' Sale.
BY A. H. AHRAHhI8 AND SONS
On FRIDAY neIt, the 9Th inst, at IL O'Clock, viii ba
sold inside our Store, corner. Of yendue Range and
East Bay,
LANES, Shirtings, Fanne1s, Mernos, Jeans Sattnets
Black Coaks Silks Blankets &C., 6c damaged boazlf
tho schooner SmJrk, from Baltimore bound to this
port.
Conditions cash. December
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INSURANCE AoESCY.-acssra. HENRY CoDI. & Co. arc
the Agents of the National Marine and Fire Insurance
Company Of New Orleans with capital of s665 On0 and
prepared to take arinn Fire and River risks ON
favorable terms their advertisement will exhibit
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-06

Wilbur & SoN.-Wc would beg particular attention
to the large sale of crockcry which this firm will sell
to-day; also the fine alr which they will dispose Of
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NATHAN 4 OTToLENGuI will sell at auction to-day III
addition to their large sales, fine assortment of dc
lanes, poplins, apacas hoop skirts, &c which val
able, and should attract attention.
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Lease Of Sore No 299 King-street.
BY NATHAN AND OTTOLEkGUI

VIII be sold, at Store, THIS DAY, the 9th
inst, at IL O'Clock,
The unexpired LEASE and good will, together with
hxtures and all improvements recently made of STORE
No. 2eS kingstrcet second door north of Wentworth,
east side-lcase having nino months to expire.
DcCembcrG
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-06

WE PUBLISH to-day the Proclamation Of Presiden
JOHNSON appointing Tomorrow day of Thanksgiving.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-06

The railroads of New England and the Middle Statcs
are doing good business and the traffic in freight and
passengers s large to call for additional facilities
and new routes The extension of the Harlem Railroad
northward from It's present terminus at Chatham, N.
Y, to Bennngt' VT. to connect with the West
ern Vermont road, at that point, and thus form O
straight line from New York to Montreal is matter
settled pon between the directors of tho Harlem and
Vermont roads. The estimated expense two millions
onehaf Of which has been subscribed and as further
aid Is promised by responsible parties the early COM
pletion of the line is considered as certain.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-06

REMovAL-THAD. C. JowIrr has removed his printing
establishment to No. 80 Meciing next to Mills
House
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4 Small S2OOp, icih Sails and Riqqino
BY BOWERS AND SII.COX.

4 Small Sgoop, ,cih Sails and Rigginq
BY BOWERS AND SIICOX.
Will be sold SATURDAY, the 9th inst, at IL CLOCK
at the foot of Laurens.street,
SMALL SLOOP, suitable for wood or oyBte bona !;
with good Sails and Rigging-about four tons burtheH
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay B. s. for neoes
sary papers. Decern ber
Estate Sale Of Valuable Real Estate on Wentcorzir
street, 6y order Of the Erec,ltor.
BY II. MCCALL.
On TUESDAY, tho 10Th day of December 1855 1T IL
O'Clock, North Of the Ixchange, Broad.stre4t wiz
positively be scld at Public outcry for division among
the heirs,
All that valuable and ehgbly situnte LOT OF LANE
and substantial two story BRICK WAREHOUSE th4reea
known as No. 45 the south side Of Wentworth tree
and formerly occupied and used by Mr.. r. W. Gac
Carriage Repository measuring and containing 'front.'
on 40 feet inches, and $50 feet in
depth, moro or less
ALSO,
ALL THAT OTHER VALUABLE AND EI1GIBIH
situate LOT OF LAND and two stcry BRICK WARE
HOUSE thereon, known No. 49, the north side %
Wentwor street. and opposite tho above forme1fy
cupicd and used by R. W. Gale Carriage Repesitrqy
measuring and containing in 'front.' Wentworth strts
so feet and 102 feet in DEPTH less. The buih
ings and additions covering the entire Lot The soess
affords an opportunity Of securing prominent and well
known business stands Sale positive Conditions
made known In future advertisements.
November 20 wfmS-fua
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F. CONNER co.-This hrn,, at No. &c East Bay, have
just received per steamer 6ne supply OF lard butter
candles potatoes &C., which they offer ut low prices
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DIRECT IMPoRTATIoS--Ths attractive advertisement
Of hessrs. JOHN j. O'NEIIL & Son will DO read with
pleasure by all connosses Id lovers ofthe good things
OF this life. The brandy and whisky which they mon.
on in their card will vouch cannot surpassed in
the country md therefore, would advise dealers to
call on them at once, and euppIy Themselves
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MEssRs. M. I QuIsS Il DRo. haYc supplied us will
copies of tho New York Hera' World, Nrrrs and Times
all of tho 2d inst.--lAto numbora OF NUGGET Of fn'
Comic Monthly Yankee Notions, Ekunny Fro1r, and TIL
Patriots Daughter.
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ToYs-For tho information Of the "little ones" wo
beg reference to the card Of Mr. c. W. WEIGHING, At
No 40 Anson street, who has just received an assort
ment Of those and other articles.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Auction S;nJes This Day.

MCKAY 4 ,Npprti will sell e. their sales rooms, Nos
so and ~ IIascl large aud choice assortment
dry goods clothinl notionu work mules. &c.
oiS s. R1G,is & Co will sell tsn FE!lierorst'a Wharf
nj IL o'clock u bales Damaged ElnEy bagging and
several coils of damaged bolo rope.
JAsrs w DRnwS Il Co. will .r') al he corner of Coun-
Gil and Trstdatt,c.s, ut 10 orocs, ioatn and flooring
boards.
WILBUR & SoE will soil at their sal"g rooms, IT 10
O'Clock, Bass pah' Lnglish ale Also, hIndrcd and
sixty claCs of fancy assorted cnwarC and crcckcry
NATHAN OIroIESGuI will sell ut their Rtorc. corner
of Meeting and streets Et IL urloCb India
rubber goods of every description. Also mt 10 ocluc
fireworks and fire crackers, soap, ale cInrr rups al
eauccrh steel penn, porter champagne, wopficn sack
COATS wnea, segars dclanes. aIIacss .lso Rt J2
O'clock, lease Of stoFe No. 2gS King street.
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BARGAINS n, DRY GooDs-UrpEsHAnpr 4 C.upsrs.
at the northeast corner OF King Market streets offer
most splendid assortment Of all qualities of dry goods
atvery reasonable prices and think It proper at
time like this, when money s not over abundant to call
the Intention Of shoppers TO the fact
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-NWtnc,Y, Mnaul0s dnd LADIES' HMs
- MCKAY ~ CAMPBELL
VIII sell THIS DAY, 9th instant at 10 O'Clock at thei,
49, sales Rooms, Nos. SO and SO Hasel- street
20 cartoons and cases Ladies' Wool Felt Beaver Voyo
ana Siik Derby. Magenta and Ascot HATS
A mngmlcent line OF Ladies' MANTILLAS, in Z tac1
ana Coiored Cloths; Msntila and Hat Ornaments
Flowers, Feathers, &c
Conditions cash. Dnccuo,-y
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managed Gwray BaggtuH, ou accossm Of Unsrr
HlttcrS dhG ,iit cOncey.Uca
,,,, BY JOHN >. RIGGS 81 co. &.
THIS DAY, the 9th inst, at IL oci~ X. on y,nde,
horst's Wharf will DO soid,
Fifteen bales DAMAGED GUNNV LAGGING
coils DAMAGED BALE ROE
Conditions cash on delivery Do,s,,h,,s
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

DEMOCRACY AND RErUDIArIoy.-Tbe Pla
cerville Democrat says: ID" 1t should be borne
in mind that no Democratic paper or Conven-
has suggested repudiaiion." If the following
extract does not suggest it very plainly,
then the writer Of it acts on Talleyrands The
DRY, tina. words were made to conceal ideas.
We quote from the San Francisco Examiner ::
If there is one thing that will cause the
blood of the Puritanical disorganizers and
spectators to rush with quickened motion 10
the heart, it is the idea OF reputation. Like
pale ghost, howl they ever so loudly, it stalks
before their visions, and will not down at their
bidding. Whisper that emiDous word in the
ear and they involuntarily clutch their money
bags. and turn suspicious eye TO their fire.
proofs. These, they know are not proof against
reputation. Let the taxridden millions but
say it. and those finely executed engravings,
10 whose figures are promises of untold wealth
and Injuries that wealth procures, become as
worthless as waste paper tba, Hutters along the
Streets"
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COnStable'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
ESssued ont of the Court of Silas ". W Coughey.
Justice of the Peace of Ophir Township, Butte
county, California. to me directed and delivered,
commanding me to make the sum of one hundred
and fifteen, seventeen one hundredlhs dollars
(sll5,l7-l00) Judgment with interest. at the rate
of three per cent. per month from the 18th Sep
TENDER 1865, and twenty eight ten one-hundredth
dollars (s2S l0-l00) cost of suit. and all accrung
cost on said writ, wherein Frank Multner is Plain
tia anu u NJ f'aer :" Dvfor,'iuue how lv-ivu
upon. and will expose at Public Sale, to the high
est bidder for cash at the Court House door in the
town of Orovile, county and State aforesaid
on SATURDAY, THE Is DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. d. 1865, at o'clock p. NJ. of said day, all the
right title and interest of the above named deten-
dant, j. NJ. Nash in and TO the following described
real estate heretofore attached, to-wt: Twenty
six feet in width upon the north side, and running
the whole length OF that certain lot in the town of
Chico, in the county and State above named.
known and described on the recorded map of said
town, as lot No four (4) being in extent twenty
six feet (26) on Main street. by one hundred and
thirty two feet in depth Q32) together with all
and singular, The tenements, Entertainments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in any wise
appertaining. J. F.PARkS,
Constable Ophir township, Butte county.
Oroville, October nth, 1865.
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THE union RECORD.
oRovILLE. SATURDAY. OCT. g.

The Naval AcaDEAy.-Admirsl Porter
has taken command of the Naval Academy
at Annapolis The glorious old frigate Con-
stitu,icn IS anchored off The yard as school,
ship, and so is the Santee, while the steam
gunboa, Marblehead, with the Macedonian,
Savannah, Wiunipee, Marion, and the yacht
America, form squadron for practice. The
embroy naval heroes not only study nautical
science, but learn to = know the ropes and the
boilers also. To enter the Naval Academy
. boy must have political influence enough to
secure his nomination for appointment by q
member OF Congress, but any smart and healthy
lad can enter one OF the Government naval
apprentice schools. There are at present four
Of these-on the Sabine at New London, the
Savannah at Annapolis. the Michigan al Erie
PENN and the Tioga at Portland tMe) The
boys are qualified at these schools to become
"petty officers and few of the most prom
Using are transferred to the Naval Academy,
so that it is really the first step towards Real
Admirals commission. 1t is not improbable
thah one OF these school ships may be estab
lished pext year at San Francisco, with an
especial view 10 rear seaman ior the Pacific
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Az USrERRIFIED WAsuoE MIsIs7ER.-A
San Francisco paper speaking of the recent
earthquake. says; AT the Second Baptist
Church the Rev. B. S. McLafferty of Virginia,
Nevada, Vas preaching. In the midst of the
alarm aud general rushing for the door, con-
segment on the shock. his voice was heard ex-
horting the congregation to keep quiet, and
exclaiming. with great calmDess and presence
of mind. 'rhroug l walk through the valley
of the shadow of death, yet will | fear no
evil" Our preachers are used to having
blasts go of under their pulpts every Sunday
or so. and to having caves tip their churches
over egdwise about twice per month; therefore,
when such tame affair as an earthquake
comes along, they snuff the shocks altar of
and cry. Ha ha !. g" On next Sunday Rev.
Mr.. McLaferty will preach as usual tblasts,
caves aud earthquakes not barred) at Armory
Hall, street Virginia Enterprise.
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SAD AcclDEST.-Col. NJ NJ. Granger says
the Guernsey (0hio) Times, formerly of the
l22d Ohio. met With sad accident 10 getting
of the cars short distance east of the depot
at GAINESVILLE, while the cars were yet 10 rapid
motion. 10 getting from the cars be fell By
some means with bis leg on the rail of the
track, the cars passing over it just at the ankle
joint. and so nearly cutting it of as to render
amputa,ion necessary. After the accident Col.
Granger baDdaged bis leg so tightly as almost
to stop the flow of blood and crawled some
three hundred yards 90 his hands and knees to
a house and walked up the inma les, who i'm
mediately notified his friends of the occurrence
aud summoned medical aid.
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NEW ESrERPRIsE-A short distance out
of town, on the Monterey road, we found a
company of twenty three colored men with a
lot of teams, wagons aud an outfit for the
mines. On inquiry We found they were IN the
employ OF New York company who bsve
embarked 10 the enterprise OF working quick
silver mine in the vicinity Of Lake Mono,
about three hundred miles distant from San
Jose. The men were hired at Richmond,
Virginia, and with the outfit came by steamer
TO San Francisco. One of them being asked
about the appearance of Richmond, replied
" Dare want DO Richmond dare as dare use
10 was. cannon balls knocked it all down.
GSan Jose Courier.
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The United States viii soon make a formida.

The United States vii soon make formida-
bic naval demonstration in Chinese waters,
and the English are exercised on the subject.
Files Of late West India papers. received at
New York. furnish additional details Of the
terrific hurricane which swept over the islands
on the 9th of last month. In Guadalupe, par.
ticularly, it was severe. Houses were lifted
from the ground, torn into pieces and blown
into fragments to considerable distance. The
air was filed with flying debris. 10 one town,
the hospital was blown down. and all the H.
mates killed or wounded. Between 200 and
800 were killed The crops of the island we're
destroyed Scarcely tree was left standing,
and j, is believed many vessels were stranded
or sunk.
A melancholy affair occurred 10 British
Guiana, South America, on the 18th of Sep
TENDER A party of gentlemen left Georgetown,
Sept. 18th, to visit the penal settlement Of the
colony. On their return. two boats. carrying
number of excursionists. undertook to go
over the falls on the Mazorm. One boat passed
safely, but the other became manageable,
and ont OF IL persons on board, 9, Including
Capt Bresford. the Governors son in law,
were drowned
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waters.

The BOILERS OF TuE YosENIrE.-The San
Francisco Bulletin learns that the owners Of
the Yosemite, which is now undergoing repairs,
have decided to remove both of her boilers and
replace them with boilers made of American
IRON There is little doubt that had the boiler
which exploded been made of American iron,
the terrible calamity would never have occur,
red. The boilers Of the Yosemite were in
process of manufacture when the law was
passed by Congress requiring the use of Amer
lean iron, and the United States Boiler In.
spector, Bemis, hesitated at first to give the
steamer certificate; but, as there was no
American iron in the market at that time,
some discretion had to be exercised, and q
certificate was granted. Bemis, however, gave
notice to the Company that in future no GER
tiicate would be given for any boilers not
made of American iron.
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STATISTICS recently published, says the
Mining and Scientific Press, show that the
deposits in the savings institutions of San
Francisco amount to nearly six million dollars,
for which money the depositors receive an
average interest Of one per cent per month.
Out of the city, there is not a single savings
bank in the State Neither is there one in
Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Idaho or Utah.
Generally speaking, the industrial classes oil
San Francisco, as well as the clerks and small
tradesmen. are prudent and forehaphed a,
their bank accounts attest
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-28

IMPROVEMENTS IN STEAM BoILERs.-A plan
of preventing boiler incrustations, recently
adopted 10 France, consists 10 lining the boiler
with metallic network at some distance from
the sides. The theory is that the lime salts
will be deposited upon this network. which
can be easily removed. and from which the
crust can readily be detached.
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TAYIoRvIrLE. Oct. %.


EDITOR USIoS REcoRp :-Supposing you
and The readers of the REcoRD would like to
hear from this part Of the country, will give
few items, etc.
Tsylorville is located in the upper or south
ern part Of Indian valley. and is at presen, the
largest "burgh" in the valley. 1t boasts of q,
present two large hotels, two saloons, four
stores, Touring and sawmill, and about thirty
private dwellings. with more going up every
day. The Crescen, Qusriz Mills are situated
in the lower end OF the valley. and six miles
from Tsylorvile. They have their new mill
in operation and running thirty two stamps,
crushing from sixty 10 seventy tons of rock per
day. l understand they cleaned up, last week,
for FIVE or six days run, the mice little sum
of seventeen hundred ounces. The old mill is
being repaired at present. and when under OPP
GRAFTON again, the clatier of over fifty stamps
may be heard at 1.-The Crescent" The Premium
Ledge, situated about midway between the
Crescent and Taylorville. is getting out some
Z
DO mill at the Premium The Premium is
rich in suphurets, and occasionally free gold
can be seen dffused through the rock When
We look about Us and see the mountains tower
ing up on every side of the valley, and all
bearing most favorable" look to the quartz
miner, we wonder why so few lodges have been
struck. But our wonder ceases when We again
cast our eyes across this beautiful valley and
see the fields where, but few weeks ago.
waved the grain Of the farmer, now husbanded
and daily being ground at the mill, for the
benefit OF the hard working miner aud me.
chanic, and also for the pocket Of the producer.
The County Fair was held here, two weeks
ago, commencing on the Sd aud ending the 5th
of October. The races were kept up until the
9TH. As was not able to attend the race
course more than one day, can only give you
the result OF that day. The heats were two
miles best three in FIVE, and won by Venture,
owned at Honey Lake. Time, 4:l0-4-4:1.
The second heat declared drawn by the judges.
Considerable betting was done, and mouey
changed pockets" accordingly.
! On the evening of the 5th, the Society Ball
came off at The Vernon House, j. Hardgrave,
proprietor. The gay cavaliers of Tuylorville
and vicinity, with their fair partners, "tripped
the light fantastic until late hour in the
morning. when they oil left for their respective
homes, well satisfied with themselves "and all
the rest OF mankind" Your correspondent
naturally thinks so, from appearauces.) The
fair, from beginning to end, was decided
success A brass band of eight instruments,
which was gatten up by the citizens, discoursed
fine music during the time of the fair. | have
not time nor space" to give full detail of all
the specimens Of handiwork exhibited at the
Pavilion, nor the innumerable multitude of gold
and copper specimens from the different lodges;
also, huge pieces of smelted copper from Ger.
essee valley. Suffice it to say, Plumas county
is bound to go ahead, for she has got the
wherewiihal in the "bowels" of these noun
tans to stiffen her back bone" T. KNOW.
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CALIFORNIA FESIASs.-The Fenians of this
State have recently held Convention in San
Francisco. The State officers chosen are as
follows: State Center, John Hammill. Alamo
da county State Treasurer, Myles D. Sweeny,
San Francisco; State Secretary, r. +. Nc
Garty, San Francisco; State Organizer, Jere-
miah kayauaugh, San Francisco; State Cen
trail Council, NJ, G. Smith, Capt. A. Wasou,
NJ +. Hughes, Martin Tarpy, 10. Mahoney,
of San Francisco; Francis S. McGirr. San
Jose Michael Colbert, A llson Ranch James
Mcclure, Sacramento
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VERY Lucky ISpEED.-The Norfolk Post
grumbles at the Rcbmopd Bulletin, for speak
ing of the peace as "the disastrous close of the
war; Disastrous to whom?" demands the
Post. Certainly it was the reverse of disas-
trous 10 the South-for il the war bad lasted
much longer there would have been nobody
left down there. The Bulletin ought to cor
rect its phrase to 1.-The very fortunate close OF
the war."
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Porter Gold s Silver Mining Co.,
BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT A
! Y meeting of the Trustees of said Company, held
on the 18th day of October. 1865, assessment Of
One Dollar SD per share was levied upon the Cap
ital Stock of said Company payable forthwith, in
L nited States gold coin. to f. c. Ross. Esq, Marys-
vile. California, or to Y. B. Mason, 635 Washing
ton street, San Francisco California. Any Stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
on Saturday, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NO
NEMBkR, 1865, will be advertised on that day as
delinquent. and unless payment shall be made be-
fore will be sold on the THlRrIETH day OF NO
NtMBER, lS65, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and the expense
OF the sale.
F.P. MASON
Secretary pro TEN.
San Francisco October II, 1865. 4w-52
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RAILROAD ticket agents in Connecticut are
selling tickets of insurance against accidents
TO persons who purchase tickets TO the cars.
For ten cents one is insured against accidents
while travelling during the day, to the amount
of $4,000; for twenty cents be is insured to
the amount of $4,000 and so on up 10 So
900 which seems to be the limit OF the worth
of man in the eyes of the underwriters.
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Notice.
To the Voters OF Chico s

To the Voters OF Chico School District
gHNHERE WILL BE AN ELECTION HELD IN
I the town of Chico, on SATURDAY, N0VEM
Der 18th, 1865, between and O'Clock P. NJ, for
the purpose of voting for or against levying tax
on the taxable property of said School District for
the purpose of finishing and furnishing the School
House, now in a state of forwardness in said town
of Chico. Amount proposed To be raised by said
tax is fifteen hundred dollars.
Also, TO elect one Assessor and one Collector.
Tor the purpose OF assessing and collecting the
said tax. BY order Of the Trustees Of Chico School
District. Nv. SHOOK, Clerk.
Chico Butte county Cal. Oct. Is, 1865. Ats?
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PuRsUrr OF THE SHESASDoAB.-The .. s.
steamer saranac sailed on Sunday last. We
hear that she will proceed TO the Msrquesas
group, as report was currant il San Fran
cisco that q lot of coal had been landed at
Fatubiva, possibly for the Shenandoah. The
Saransc may keep on to Sydney, or may turn
about and visit this port again in the course
Of six weeks Honolulu Advertiser, Sep