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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-13

OPRING sTYLEG GENTS SILK HATS
~ Just reosIVed BY
BECKAED ENeLEHABT,
mhs.lsl 154 Sup Ierior So, OPP. the Weddsl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-13

nI5SOLUTI0N- The interest repre-
IL sented by R. }. Fuller in the firm Of s. A.
FUT Lab a 90, iases f.om this date The busI-
Rcss viii be continued heretofore By s. a. Full
Ter, st fls anne place. 3. A FULLEe,
R.g FULLER.
Cleveland, Feb o Is65. mh7:lef
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-13

CLzvELiSD, March 10, 1855. J
NOTICE 10 MAOHIN lists Sealed
IN Proposals end .Tsed Proposals for stopgate
viii be reosived ct the Office Of Water Works until
March f5th, NJ, for mskiDg hnd delivering Stop
gnates required for the pipe extepsion in 1855.
Plan, and spec 'heatons may be inspected after
fo-dsy 81 the ofce Of the undeTsigned, whore fur
ther Information may also be obtained.
The Board OF 1rustss invite mGohiDisis to bid
for the work, TessrVing the right to accept de-
cline any or sll proposals received.
By order OF the Board.
JOSEPH SINGER,
mh1l:ls5 Superintendent and Ensinser.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
aew YORK Markets.

Nav YoHK. March p
COTTON Heavyr dail, and fully % lower; $50
for Middling
FLOUR-Dail, heavy, snd IS 70 pic lover; . co
@9 80 fer Extra state; 10 1o9I0 80 tor Round
Hoop Ohio 10 3564ll as f1r Trade BrAnds.s The
WaIsKY-Exsitsa and ,esdedly lover, At 10
Ca2 10 fJr Western, elosing Nilh lpysrs at 10
WHEAT = Irregular AID unfettietl; Amtsr
Michigan 3 10; Nor hwtstefn Uiub 81.
kYE-Duli and hoaiinal
BAHLET-Heavy. Vs.
CURN-Duii at Z 81 for new mixed Westeru
oATs-fbuH stD7 for western.
PETaOLEU M---Daii; S8fgr Or asie, - for Re
hne1 - bond, and a or daifee
COFFEE uiet and firm
suGAR--Qnists ia { : Porto Rie.
M0LkSSks-Q Diet and teayy.
W00L-Dull.
PORK Heavy and lower; 20 609g2g 70 for new
Meas p 50@2t23s for o3 and 90 do cash and
regular Wag, closing at "A 90 cash; % oo4z5 SO
for Prime, and "A 50s - " III aF - sIe.sA a
1900 bills new Mess, Mach ana Apfili NJ seller ,
option, for Is 0peg26 10 z e
BEEF-DuIf ans heavy l5e y for plain Mess,
and ie1s@s9 srextfs aiess.
BACON--Duli; 1bzaI6 for Cumberland cut,
and i6iS@lT for short ribbed.
LARD-Msavy. saisi 1850 bbls at 16lzMis3S.
BuTfEk-Duili l2@4ls for ohte, and is@S2
oaEFsE-ouisf atT4@a8.
MoEEY--Aetive ana hfJa At peresnt
STERLING EXCHANGR--l os1s4i 0sz fer
first cisss bills
GOLD-Excited and lowor, opened At ~, and
closed At 5llzgl 5lsz.
q. 4. ST0Ohr--Aetive aud nrmer 81 Of 1881,
Registered, 041G do, coupons, 0e1<; 5-2os,
/ O51S do, coupons, (nsw iasue), 0sSs; lo-4es
oonyons. %; One Year Certificates, 81.
sT0Cks-Duil an4i loWar-g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
THE VERY LATEST
~ a
TELEGR AP II


New YoKK, March 23.-There Is less
excitement IN gold. Operators appear
indisposed 20 make any large features
for either a rise or a fall The military
probabilities are against full operations,
and the recent decline has been so Sc
we're as to discourage combinations for
further fall The price has auetuatsd
between l57 and I55, but declined this
p u. 70 1914
The Commercial Washington special
says Richmoad papers just received con
tain nothing confrmatory Of the report
ed check 20 Sherman.
There is a scarcely concealed hope-
lessness in the tone Of the Richmond
press that argues well for Sherman.
So far the best inforused military au-
thorities have megarded Sherman posi-
ton as eminently h1pefal He is ap
preaching point where the rebels must
fight If they intend to hold kichmoBd,
or prevent the easy completica Of Gen
Grants plans
The Nsvy Department has details Of
the expedition sent up the Appomastox
Creek, Va, BY which a quantity Of To-
baceo, guns and ammunition was cap
tured, and three rebel sehOoners de.
stroyed The work was done BIZ the
boats crews, all colored men except
two, and they had sharp fight with the
rebels, who outnamhered them two 70
one.
The Commercials money article says
the panic in the stock market continues.
The market is overborne BY sellers, and
the prices are falling heavily
The decline in goods brought orders
from other cities, and they rallied sharp
y, showing an advance OF l@l4c on
the 8 per cent securities, and 1 ~ on the
5 per cent securities After the Board
the demand slackened and prices low
cred
The principal Railroad Stocks showed
heavy decline nN M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
CIncInnatl MaFkets.

CIEolEEArI. March %.
FLOUR Moderate local demand 40@7 60
for good Extra.
WHEAT-Red I 20.
OATs-6S
CoRN-Not saleable; shelled can be bought a.
90, aud Ear Al so
RYE--N eminaiiy 10.
WHISK Y--nuil. aud no sales e
MESS PORE--sonio demand NJ 20 758z5 90,
with sales
BULK MEATs-Hothing done, though she
feeling is better.
LAED-Head aud Gut would ave brought ib@
To- and Prime I71s
GROCEKIEs-Bun; Coffee s4ass; Sugar ls
@I9
swEp-cIover IA 00@l4 70; Flag 2 40.
SOLD-I 50 M q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. " BRARLET's Yes Pafsat DUPLHX
ELLlPTIG scr esnblsA SPRING SKIRT
VAT. HksDLkf fARf, fiata , 4. 4 q. !.
Wessl. SOILS Fk0RRihToR~ AND MAuFAC-
EUEER>. - 0nanhers aad u aRd 81 Reade
sffssts. Mes Gork
EHES ENFkSTloN consists ot rrll iof
t~u88liptte Strei SprieEss ingcHionsiy trsiasa
ighsiF aa5 arsi ) saaetbers rgse - eeET, Eaaking
tha sauEhssf. usasl aexshAr. alas * a0I arate
-pr.a4 eFsr asra. Ebey sel GA bead og break +,
lEe she siik e. sFriuss, and pseaasntis preserve
issir psrias and beautiful shspe tNies - 10 : as
aaY other skirt.
Ehr wa siasfsi Eek aiaifY snd graz 80 iagt and
ptszszFA 70 ANY lady wearing Ia papleN lliip'lc
sEirt, Wiii b. exrsrisBcsd pAfiie1iaTiy - AZ
rrez siei asaesab iass 0parAa, earnings, kkiif.a
arss gAssEah FsHss AFm-dhsirrs far fruusenaae
llsa Hause nrvss, - abe sklrt cAa he fslds @asn
iu - . 9 caFs asuszli pas, - eesty A. ia
o. mzsiiu dress
iasy having eE39y~a ths pleasnre. Sort
eaa oauvaussaes of sTariHk the Duplex ii.iPttc
Steel ofFiaz SKIRT for = siaEia 1ag, asxef
rFer aiiera -ls sillngly = Aspenss viii ~ r 49,
kaE Natlians. aitasss SD H9nnR ssA3hs by arr
snEeEloF g. 81 etasrs
Aiauy are ste beat quslftY - every pzri, -ai an
4sz q. Assls lhs LiEatrsf, Aast pasisetle, tote-
tttktla Aha tssasn1nalcal START rVaf usads
Ftth cALa iu al ART els ki. fa~ la to iseitr.
afls throughout t1e ruiiei staias aud Canada
kassna Cabs. Msxisa. saath Auaerica. and ths
Nest fnains.
INQUIRE FOR rHE nuPLEx ELEIPrEe
SKIRT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
apFrzIAL. 20,

Attention, Company i-Yolurt efs vito
expect 10 retain thssr health aaimp paired duriEg
The eampafzn rasst ses 70 It u nssslgsB; A. not
irast % 4bs army surzsoas s snpgsy yenrssIyss
vita HOLLOWATas PILLS AHD 0IaTMkH 7.
Every English seislies kuaf sacas contains ID er,
aad orr sol4iessf shouid II the rsassr Of Fi.is
g neaisa . eaanot rs a box of Pile o. olFfn.ant
iFosa che Draz store ii iis place, re- rim write %
ne, 81 Mafaea L1na, en- Iosfasf lsa snaouat, aas
4iH mai box frss Of expense. Many deaiers
will uot keep ny medicines On hana becaaa" they
eaaaoi make ~ much proat ~ - ether perssss
make. % cents, - oeHts, sad 81 ze pr box o
pot. m+7-i~a
The most valuable remedy bcf.Fs the Fabiie
without aay exception, j. Dixqn's Blackberry
Carmiaaiive. n ainag. effects acurs.
DTsEAsKs OF THE sERyoUs, sEMfsAL.
Urinary, aad eexaial sgsssnis--new and reliable
traasuiens--Ed Raparts W ths HDEARD Ass0.
CATION. Sent - nail IN sealed letter snvei.
opes, free q sharza. hddsesa DB. ;. sKILLIA
H0uGHT0E, Howard Association, No. south
gfuth sfraet, Philadelphia. Pa.
apfI'5s dA3f3
uhy ssbu.Ii 10 tlse snrerlug attendant upon
dl.sa - % fhs b6Nsls vsi-s Dixsa's Bi4ekbefry,
Cumulative cau be obtained ct any respeessbss
fr4 e,,.~. Hsf psa 7sBHsTGd laA ssg 'Esrfm ~
---e 80 -G--a-4-----
Diarrifoes snd DJasRisrty = ttc-i'aFe
amiaeda great number n fsffsfs from so4.s of
TIE most preminsns tltizess ofcineinnau aud
Covingtoa, ete., speaking IN the highest terms Of
Dr.str.eklands Anti choiera Miztpre, for tie
cnrs " bfafrhosa ana Iysenterry. The iattera
ara 700 long u pnblisbs asr. woods, q coylDz-
ton, says he vas pronounced ineurable BY the
best doctors ia Criminals, sud hdftls 81 Dr.
stfiekIahd's Anti Cholera ahetafa ffIeeied per
maaonf e'irs, aitsf sniS sias for months with the
worst fora q Diarrh@a and Dgaenterry. For
sale By Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
WILLIAM REAVIs,


Attorney nc law and U. S. Claim
Agent,
l. authorized W the Government 10 procsire pen-
aiols, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HoEsEs and other PEsFEilTT destroyed
while in g service Of ths Govornsneut' aud al
claims, Of whatever kind or natrra against the
Quilted States.
Bounty for Discharged sOldiersl
By an amendmeat % the Boursy Law, passed at
the last session Of Congress- 81 AL soldiers OF
other persons who have besr. 81 shsg hereafter be
discharged within years froan th date Of their
saiistrasnf BY reason or0ue D reos lived in battle.
shall receive the same Bounty sa though they
served two years." -
once s55S Main street, over Keiihr's Gun Store
opposite the Court House, Evansville, Indiana
Correspondents must enclose staEspa.
en- Coed references given sfrrausred. mhSS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
REMOVAL.

NaR = NrsSST HzIws cOMPELLED 10
VI saaafs his Cd Efa1d On he e5r1sr u Asfh
ard Fs~ss strse.s- hzs rsmore4A large ppftieD d
80 ssss - ssas CfaEries SALON % y at etFnss.
fstpHsea Wafr sad Leeust. Nfsrs ~ VII b pleas
- ~ usst On hss frisn1a antti he ran eeeupy ffe
80 sts1a, corner Bocast ans First mz-ff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
80. b INI.lIIs.EEsTs.

70 PHrsIcIASs--If you wish to purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, aud Chemicals at a small All
yanoe Eastern prices, 90 and examine kEILk-
8 WHITES stock, whsre yon viii and every arti--
Gle that Is needed Bs the psofessisn, and prices
which cannot h,ll 70 gisa satanci ion. Thesr
stere is a. No. "a Main street. Inayid&wp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
WALL PAPER. &c.

TUsT REcEfYED - LARGE AND WELL
j seIsessd ssortrlsrt % Wal and Wfndow
Pagers. pf&Ih ana fxursds which the vubife Mfw
Iasite1 q q Y and sxAmfre bssgrs purchasiBg
alseateFe-
Alsos hsg snppiy n Isprysonss reS foem--'
EGccH AArEs-fn payer covers. price 70 CENTS. ~
&lfk 2, HEALY'6.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
GOLD


RTuaN 1tsI hn4
h n0s ,tnez5Ie
Havibg now a Special Partner in
New York, who j. almost constantly in
The Gold Room, We ~ hereafter s. so
abled 10 take sdvantAge OFT constant
lluctuations IN The
asazaaaaRtE fsaanr4sB
1855 tAa stG4#1s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
MUSIC STORE.
mUsICAL.

Plan oS Pianos :
FETE BAvE JUST nEcKIYED NEW LOT
W - tJifl4l8 Places. ffofs the most aeastrs
eaBa t-esss ga5dsr. PatsFs tfeAl,, Dtessf bfgf !,
- ~. ana Biiea aad aJawe 8 Alseg san ~ y
sBffhte Anseficsn 0rEsns aDd beialgs,s -. g
siI wfHREE = CONVICTION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24

Patent Duplex Elliptic skirt,
fHAaiNIN0
Elegance, LfKhtness, Comfort and
hconanys
ARD unqusstiouahiy fhe nosf aoslrshlc artizae
JKAs A. COOLIDGE,
nga-s4a IA ana ~ First rtFeutt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
REGuT.NR pAfFK1s.


yer = aanFtAtSs
The foe paas euesF packet CHARMER csptafa
ems Da-oHrhats will ieaYe on SATURDAY. the
8 a, 81 ,. M tpE Nashville and Al Wy psrtz
Eaz4 HABLk RBDD. pate.
For NasAyaaie.
TIE ssdswhref stsauaaf CT ENDABE. y. y.
Clark Mater leaves for HasIEiIie THIS EVEN-
Aal, the zifhs a. s-cIeek g. n.
? IRE Eht o. passage arply 70
mhA So HALL a RUDD, Agents
Merchants and Peoples Line.
Fer New OrIeans. 49,
Laes o. szfsrday siss . d. 1t 8 y b., the
aaaga iAeaa pas ger steemer II r. 6s, >.
For freight OF passage ply to
Inhz5- HALL 4 RUDD, Aesnts
For Cumb eFland River.
The iae passFaesf stsaaser FAESIE BRAN.
DI -, THIS ngf O. $ sstss, is4fes. Thursday
eVrHi h. "a SpsfsaAsp NJ. ~
For Hsight q paaFa sappfy u
taex 3 HUMPHREY and
HALL 4 RUBD, Agsuts
For s0saaaa carrbIlfon and Hartford.
N eaansr Ct s. nAELEeK sill run rega-
iaE5- befHefh EsansgiI5e. and s0ath carrolitoE
and Htatf5fd, On Gresn river, making tw5 trips
Yer ffeighf Pr passage Apply on board or o.
% Il cox 4 HUMPHREY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24

NToTIfsE Il ssrshy given ihaa the &. par GER
~ sAap hfrstss1re exlsfsng AZ EE4laFilis, Ina.s
tetTesa Abraham Asspaehers Phiiig AnsFacher
sad baaf1ui1 y Taylor. under the na-1e end
msufsaf eGaaent. rhs s4iS Ben34mfr ~ TAyicg
laFfnE rsfirsf from ssi5 erm The tusinsss VII
hsreafar b. co1d 1eie1 - the ola stand - 10 re-
rnalnlng paFtnars. srdsr the sane aua ffyle q
a AEspachaF Enns, who are AiCas aGthnrtHsa
e. ssttis fhe bsssiness u fhs late fra.
ABRAHAM AhSRA9hABs
PHILIP AasPACHEE
BERJAmIN ~. TAIL0ks
rs.s4sff. IS - fseF mari.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24

thoYoug n, aud she' will come Ont from the hands
OF the carpenters and painters good as rev
capt Wexs Conner Is personally experimenting
gaT# rshn and Will have A. done we'll ne neyVr
Il H4 half Job, and isson among the best
sa sE and popular steamboat commanders on the
asH eh5H Ohio or Mississippi.
weexrect tbs Liberty here 90 take her regular
day, Tuesday. for Memphis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
DISSOLUTION.

LUX rs~fsersdI1 hs1stcf0rs sEistiuz beiserss
u fssstfssn 4 4 sebua5is 10 ths taliofiEx
ssfusss = tAif day diaaeirad - Iuntqal consent.
=. p~sfgs9a WgiI rontiuus the beminess. BE car
= foand Z 3 he bsxt $50 ese4s - fNs ofncs 81
Flsber. Tarnock A Co. Gas.Fitfsrs, after ubish
- VA aacspy tfs sfofs II fObs Z Levy. DutcheEs
rlsriaasz. q. UAVIBsDs.
mai egHMAUL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-24
FINANCIAL.
U. S. 80 aLQLk.

BY sutherisy = she Sccse,ssy q TIE Treasury
th- undersigned has assumed he General sinh.
ssfiPsioa Agsnsy Car tas sAl@of Vnit-a STATES
Treasury No,ss, bsAriaS sssslr asil fhrse.s.uth.
pr ssat. iniersst pr Aaann.. Known =. III.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-06-24
Communicated.
Bi shop SiaIey's Pastoral Address.
lContinued from our last issue.

1t is not necessary for me to enter into the his
tory of the Constitutional Convention of 1864.
We leave that task for the future historians of
Hawaii nei. The time has not come, though it
probably Will yet come, when the original draft
Of the new Constitution will be brought 10 light,
with all the secret history of its incubation.
Nor has the time arrived for publishing a full ac-
count of the contest that preceded the election Of
that Convention, in connection with which the
notorious " Kamalo case will not soon be for
gotten.
The Bishop saws, :. 1t was the wish Of the King
to consult with his subjects unbiased by any ex-
traneous influence" We very much doubt
whether the ministry objected to foreign influence,
except where il was exerted on the conservative
side, and against the violation Of the Constitu-
ton. And no . rumors with regard to His Mai
eSty's intentions = did SO much to defeat his pol
icy as the speeches made by members Of his suite,
who accompanied him III his progress through
the Islands, while the elections were pending.
Most of the " rumOrs referred TO, though per
s~istently denied ut the time by the revolutionary
party, have since become historical facts. The
very object for which the Convention was con-
vened was not avowed till after it had assembled,
and the proposed new Constitution was not pub
lished till the time had come for the Convention
TO act upon it finally and forever. Ii was at first
denied by the Government party that the COnven-
ton would alter the Constitution in violation Of
its lO5th article, or that both branches Of the
Legislature were 70 be united in one house, or
that the independence Of the Judiciary was to be
abridged and 1t vas affirmed by them that the
King would abide by the action of the Conven-
ton, whatever that might be. The people now
know which party told the truth on these points.
As for " rumOrs, the more ignorant natives were
made to believe that the new Constitution was to
relieve them of the ~uo!l-taz, that it was TO stop
the decrease OF population. and other equally abb
surd statements.
In regard to Church and State, the solicitude
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-06-24
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Prom B1srox-per Arctic, June I5-2 bbs, 4 czks. : kgs. ?
hA4ss and 81 c. mdse, / bx glass, IS bdts windows. coo doors,
safe 20 es furniture, go C kerosene oil, IL pzzs cordage, 40
C matches, bxs marble, 2 granite sockets. u stone posts, IL
iFoHposts, l2 iron UEns- II secs fence ! iron gate. u iron bolts,
l. -~rinS nAehines- II wheels 10 bxs drugs, 20 bNs medicine,
! ck gisss, 2 steam boilers ! shaI, : bun pipe, 3 iron tanks,
! copper steam Pan, I@s pcs cast iron plat~s. 3 bGs gIas--
~ase, Q naies running gear, ! bx tools, ! smoke stack, 8 pcs
esstng-, 30 barn. 2 tanks with ens.nss, 9 pcs machinery, ! bN
castings s2disc-, 10 biz p,pe, z bxS Gti.ngs, 81 tDus and 20
esSs eoal, az bids hoop iron, 80 sheets iron, IS meats trunks, o
bs clocks, 1 butcher wagon, / SCI harness, 3 6 stationery. SIS
" bxs fab, 90 kgs apples. IS c-ks bread, > bbls aud 10 c.
wooden wave, IL bdIs baskets, 10 u=sts tubs, 8 csEs and ; bIs
ls5 bds 4ogal shocks, % esz heads, l bdI wire cloth, 80 bbis
sand, , bs lanterns, ; bbIs and . c. paints, sc, ] kg wax, I CO
ox Jokes, 2anyls / G. collars, &C, 5 bxs starch 5 kgs sago, IS
ox1 soap, II bs Ireserye-, bale WICK 10 - thread, 35l bids
pine and I50i bun ckesuut shOOss, s25 enntainer- ~ c. hats. S
kgs hide poison, - c. hardware, I TX mackerel, 1851 I4-gaII
pine and $500 +-gaII chestnut shocks, I35 3I-gaI, 1921 2I-gan,
and Soc Sgau Containers
From SAG FEAscIsCo-Pe- Onward, June 1856 empty bar
rels, 100 bbls lime - bags malt, ! bale hops, l bale corks, 2 g
millinery, ! bale ravy oakum, 10 rolls mating, 100 kgs powder,
I pkg needles, . - salt, 3 c . tobacco, . 60 sIrfines, so csks
kerosene oil. 80 dOZ pals, , cs axes, IL bun shocks. 5 csks
heads, 500 bun shingles, 1000 redwood POETS, 1880 II redwood
laHbT, $50 scks oats, Ill scks barley, 20 scks ouions, 2 drums,
pkgs groceries, 5 csks, 2 bbls and l bx eEocEery, l pkg leather,
] pkg cOeTer's tools
From sAs FEGsorsco-per PoIyuesian, June 1872 c. and 8
pkgs agricultural Implements 1 pkg barroTs- 80 6 DoOts and
SHOES. > es books. 81 SKIS bran, 3 6 bricks, $1,000 f. lumber,
500 COO shingles, ] c. cigar boxes. IS cs and 2 pkgs clothing,
i rkg cbthesptrs, LOO cJits eOrdage, IS c. crackers, 70 c. and 1
works J0bbis and p ar scks flour. 5 bxs. 10 hf and 20 or bxs
rIisins, 81 c. other kinds fruit ete, l. pkgs furniture, ! c. geiatine.
2l bNs ink. 2 iron safes, zoo bbls lime. 20 c. macarOni, - tins
MATCHES, 81 6 mustard. 81 SKIS oats, so 6 oysters, 3 c. paint,
Iials, 5cs pickles, 1000 posts, 2 &C. preserved meats, l cs bacon,
I Dbl beef. ! cs cheese. 2 c. and = bbIs hams, 4 cs saddlery. 8 cs
salmon, 10 c. sardines, ] pig seeds, / bx soap, 5cS soda, 30 cs
cider, / Dbl whisky. 2 6 wine, 3 hf chests tea, 2 cs tobacco,
3 rkgs EarDish-1 windmill arJ %
From MARQUEsAs-per PEEL, June 22-i5O csks cOcoanut
oil, go hbs turtle shen. COO lbs mother Of pearl shell.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-06-24
pass ENGE

Frog S.s FRAscIco-per Onward. June l.-Miss c r
Cot, irs Isabella Mire, Mr. aud Mrs EstwelI. AMI D children,
Bm NfiHet. y b severe, ii Holm worth, j Mutt, ID French. J
Woleott, A RdIher, T Eastwood, K Clemens. q W Mitchen-I9.
p From sas fsASdco-per Poiynesisn, June 19-Miss Lu-
crrtia Green, Miss IouiEa johnson, Mrs Steam, Mrs A W Allan,
Mr. md Mrs q y Pfuger, Mr. and Mrs II Marsh, Mr. and Mrs
wyucOop, A % Fowtes, Mrs Hunter, Mrs Austin and 3 children,
p Dough- Jansnn, G. Plucker. W saEnber, II FEhenstsin, Z
" Gallagher, W Hunter, : Frtcb, and 10 Cbicamen-34-
For wTSDwaRD PCETs-per Kiiauea- June 19-Miss Fanny
Berry, Mr. and Mrs X y Berry, Mrs Gov Dominis and suite,
Miss Rebecca ErickwOod. Miss T. Lyons. / D COrnver. II
Corn~eiL. 4 " Carter, p Cumings, Z Z Adams. Rev = Bod,
e II All xanLer, Rev W p Alexander, A W Needhan, Rev J =
Rogue, Rex HachcOck, Prank Damon. Eddie Damon. o j.
Emerson. A A C6e, q Bond, " Bond, Rev p Paris. wife AMI
2 ehiLdreG, John Smith, q " Macy, X y Neyile-32 cabin and
50 deck passengers
From MAEQrEsAs-per Pfcn, June 2Z-Ms Brown and 2
chihireu-S-
From wrspwARD PoRrs-Per kilauea, June 24-Hon = II
Allen, Hrs Ex G de VArigny, wife, and 3 children, Mrs II "
whitney, anil 3 children, II Dickeuson Jr, Rev q Mason, D r
Wood. q Armstrong, Mr. Forieau, Mr. Leon, Mr. HenPstead-
Il cabin. and 50 deck passengers.
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4 SUSPICIOUS yEssEL-The Hawaiian schooner
Pfsl, fsnm q cruise 10 the southwark and westward,
arrived on Thursday. and from her Captain We have
the following -" On the Both of March, latitude
3 deg. SO min. North. longitude 167 deg. East. at 6
d. m, was brought 10 by n gun from n vessel Of war;
hove TO, and was soon boarded by q boat, the officers
and crew Of which were heavily armed. One Of the
officers demanded the papers. After scrutiniziDg
them closely. be said We were all right. He then
asked me II l had seen any whaleships on the line,
OF left any IN port at Ascension I asked him his
vessels name; he told me the English ship .NGi1ma
or Miami. He soon after left, evidently not liking
TO be too closely questioned After regaining his ship
they squared away for Ascension. My mate ques-
toned the other officer as to the ships name, and
was told n very different name, shich he does not re
member. One Of the boats crew asked one Of my
hands where Capt. Fish was, and also inquired after
several vessels in the whaling feet. l left At Ascen-
sion, % days Nsfore being spoken, the ChGs. ".
Morgan, Helen SHOtc, and bark Mercury. They
were all ready for sea-, anil 10 doubt sailed within a
day or two after me. Ii was quite dark. and | could
not make out the ships armament; saw that she was
. propeller under sail. and feel confident that it Was
not an English ship Of war;
There Is very little doubt bat what the ship
described is the Shenandoah.
OBsEou1Es OF THE LATE B. F. DURHAN.-The re-
mains Of 3. F. Durham were brought from San
Francisco in the OnrrGrd, and srting ceremonies
were performed OF the Fort street Church. on
Wednesday afternoon. Masonic bodies, of which the
deceased was . bright and much-respectei member,
marched TO the vessel and received the body, and
foIroued IL to the Church, where services were per-
1ormsd bv the Rev. Messrs. Damon and CorTin,
- which the procession followed his remains TO
N-uanu Cemetery, and inferred the body in the
y, hsIonoing TO Hawaiian Lodge No. Il, +. and A.
NJ the Fire Department also turned out in force.
and Joined the PROCESSION
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-06-24
O W

JCyE - IsG5.
Ulier IBIS head We have iut ua- % eammlasa,e. F1eya
arry-E haze been tLs AMI -5z OH1rsre. 0sue Hawaiian
Pact Lrs, an3 the Hz~alEr ship P1ry4s.tlH, q tie Ker--
Lr Dspa-eh Line sron san Fnaeisc0. and the HaEaiaa scar.
Pts- frm a cruise among The southern Islands
TA~ cargo = tL= 8-ctie has turned ou- n erc=Hs-; orIT.
aut tle p-repaI part = Led fr a. aE--a1 al
IL Ausr-an bark Canbufgs ant ;L= British setoolsr
Al5srHi SAL today, With Cargo q Isi4ad produce, the SE==r
fr P1rIari and ths Is,ter hr Vc;7riA
ne OnuaLl al. dar.E tLs e-ring zee. fr San Fnneiso3.