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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-07

HOSIERY HosIERY!! HOSIERY =
The attention of the public generally is
directed to the new and we'll supplied
store of John Eckhart & Son No. 18S
Main street nearly opposite the Grant
House, where can be had every descrip'
ton of Hosiery for ladies, gentlemen and
childrens wear. Being the most extern
sive Stocking Manufacturers in the city,
they can offer to the trade an article OF
Hosiery superiorto any in the market
Their stock consists in part of Plain and
Ribbed Wooden, Plain and Ribbed Me-
rino, Analine Ribbed, Balmoral, Fleece
ed Cotton, Silk and Cotton Hosiery.
The junior partner having recently re-
turned from the East, offers in connec-
ton with the above, a full line of ladies
and gentlemen's Under Shirts and Draw
ers, Gloves, Nubias, Hoods, Linen and
Paper Collars, Silk and Linen Handler
kerchiefs, Suspenders, Neck Ties, Brush
es and full assortment of Notions in
general
All colors and qualities of Cotton and
Wollen Knitting Yarns always on hand.
Returning thanks for the kind patron
age bestowed upon us in past years we
would kindly solicit a continuance of the
~ o
same. JOHN ECKHART d son.
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crNr Major ] w. Beazell

MAGNIYIcENT- Major j. w. Beazell,
OF the Pay Department, has recently re-
ceived well merited promotion to a Lieu
tenant Colonelcy in that Department, in
recognition of his efficiency and splendid
abilities as an officer. The Colonel gave
a party last night at Washington Hall,
to a number of his many friends in this
city, which, while it was of course pri-
vate affair, was so emphatically the
event of the week, in fashionable circles,
as to make it proper subject of pablo
notice.
About one hundred and fifty couples
were in attendance The wit, beauty
and fashion Of the city was fully repre-
scented, and, in all respects, the party far
eclipsed any similar entertainment that
Wheeling has seen during many years
past. Music was furnished. by /. L
Cocayne's excellent band, without whose
services no affair of the kind i'll tins
neighborhood is considered complete
and nearly the whole company took part
at times in threading the mazes OF the
dance. The refreshment table was I'M
der the superintendent of Mr.. p, Z.
linn. that Prince of Caterers, and was
= marvel of the cooks and confectioner's
art.
All seemed to enjoy themselves hearth
" and freely, and none seemed happier
than the polished and gentlcmanly host,
Colonel Beazell, himself. The affair will
long be remembered by our Gashionables
as the most brilliant and fashionable
party witnessed here for long time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-07

MEssRs. SMITH & Co, advertise the
popular publications of the week, this
morning. Ifyou want anything in the
literary line you can procure it through
them.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE SERVICES OLA HIGHT,

ACCOMPLISHED LADY, MADAME
SCHNURRER, have been secured for the
Musical and French Departments in st.
Josephs Academy. She is a pupil of the
celebrated Moscheles Director of the Leipsic MI.
steal Academy, and is herself an experienced
and successful Teacher, both of Music and the
French Language. For the convenience of pu
pills residing ih North Wheeling MADAME
SCHNURRER win also give lessons at the
Wheeling Hospital. Applications to be made al
the Academy, cor. Quincy and 5th streets.
ssp25.2w
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FRESH CANNED PEACHES strawberries pine
apples, cove oysters, Holsters, sardines cats ups
of all kinds, tVgotiIeI With fnll simply of fine
groceries, constantly on hand and for sale by
BOOTH BATTELLE & Co. Steamboat Agents,
corner Monroe and Water streets.
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CITY. ITEMS.

THE LARGEST, sweetest and most lus-
cious Baltimore Oysters are received dal
ly by w. j. C. Anderson at the boat store,
corner of Monroe and Water streets.
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COCOA CREAM FOR THE HAIR

cocoa CREAM FOR THE HAIR
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Cocoa Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair
Away with your Grey Hair
No more rancid Pomades
No more rancid Pomades
Ii you want something elegant,
If You admire delicious Perfume
If YOU desire soft aud silky Hair
If you want your Hair preserved
If you ant your Hair 10 grow,
If You want to prevent premature Badness
II you want TO be rid OF Dandruf
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream.
Use the Cocoa Cream
Use the Cocoa Cream
Price b cents a bottle.
For sale by .
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
iu2s Wheeling, W. Va
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c1TT AlTD5STATBNBWs'

c,,d and Other 7lH'r lind 90" on
ul. &c Matter, 70
Uourih Page
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The world for sale Hang out the sign,

Call every traveller here to me-
That he may buy DR.. d. q. Seelye's Liquid Ca
tarrh Remedy to cleanse the glands and mem
branes Of the nose and head while on his jour
ncy. Dust in the nose and head is very inju
rious to the general health, and it may be gent
" removed by the use of this valuable medicine
Every traveller should have it every family
should have it for this purpose if for no other.
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THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
a Coug Gold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it. For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Centre " leeling, and druggists generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-07

GAUS g. WARNAFELDT Projectors OF the
Office Saloon and Restaurant No Washington
Hall sole agents for John OFarrall & Cos su'
perior fresh can and shell oysters received daily
by express All kinds of game on hand in pro-
per season. Families supplied at moderate
rates Choice Wines, Ales, &c. at the Bar
The Billiard Rooms connected with this house
are fitted up in the most approved style.
cnp0I.6m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-07

SHALL WE HAVE 4 PiET One OF the
oldest. most liberal, and public spirited
citizens of this place suggests that the
TOP of the hill or narrow ridge lying east
of the northern portion Of the city may
be made both ornamental and useful by
converting it into a sort Of park orpleas-
ure ground. He suggests that an avenue
of shade trees be planted on tLa hill. sub
stantial fences OF walls built ON each
side and the road graded and made suit
able for buggies The drive might be
entered from the National turnpike At the
top Of the hill It's well known that a
splendid view of the city aud surround
inc country IS afforded from the ridge,
and that the beautiful valley landscape
can be seen from that point better than
from any other Should the suggestion
ofour friend bc acted upon by any per
sons interested III the matter we doubt
not that the backbone would become
a very popular drive
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THE CONTRAST.
WV SEWING MACHINE.
by CLARA W.

Ny Dear Cousin Jane;-Such a change has
passed
c saTtB rest g RG y p saw ySa last
The tidings so Joyful to all my friends.
Ny burden is gone, and my sky is bright;
Ny spirits are calm, and my heart is light
am happy mother wife and sell
And / owe it all TO a little elf
The kindest fairy that ever was seen
NV WHEELER and WILSON Sewing Machine
Butt come to the point had ALMOST forgot
| had now quite as lief have husband a. moi
He timidly last week brought me pile
Of shirts to be made which | took with sulIIn.
The first of the kind which he ever had seen
And thought he would Kiss my S.w'n' ''i-
chine.
You'll think me extravagant 1 win engage
Rut this is the subject, my dear. ul the age.
The world is divided, tWiAt those who have poo,
The Sewing Machines and those who have moi
Alas what pitiEul objects are they
Who are doomed to sew i'm the old ,l hoh"'
way
demming and stitching, and duniog and w.ai
Year IN and year ut--a duty unending.
And although the eyes swim, the hel" l."'''
Thomgh back and side ache nwrht awaits &C.
complain.
And now Cousin Jane, want YOU 10 s,a
md well understand what this wohayr .'N be-,
So come, and seek not your duties - SIN
But come with an extra trunk full OF Eofh
You will never 60 back to your homo ! "r.J o.
without taking with You q Sewing Nacmn'
know Won II not ask which kind the BEST
For that is query long sine. put TO I"s,
And Wheeler and Wilson t- the "nr that i
mean 90
When | sing the delight Of toe SEWN Nh.
chine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-07

IHE trial of Marshall and Frcckc, the
6oyds Hill nurderers, commenced in
!! rlttsourg yesterday The prisoners plead
mot guilty"
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RWER.-The Revenue left for Cincin
natl last evening with a splendid trip
The boat is one of the best in the trade
and her officers all bearthe character of
accommodating gentlemen
The Julia from Pittsburg for Marietta
and GAINESVILLE, will pass down to-day.
The Parkersburg and Sunfsh and Steu-
benvillc packets arrived and departed
yesterday as usual.
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NEW YORK STORE.
MIR TNDFRSIGSED WILL

continue TO carry on business al the above
stand and will sell goods from this date at cost
to make room for new stock. particularly lot
of shoes and some dry goods. which he will sell
for less than cost. / invite the citizens OF this
city and surrounding country to call aud exam
inc my stock as am certain that will be able
to please them both as to quality and prices.
7 r. --.- - - 81 z ISAAC LOEB.
Ofthelate firm Of Goldsmith & Loeb
sep15-lm
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FINED.-Two soldiers, jeremiah Sulli-
van 7and Charles Ruff, contributed ten
dollars and sundry costs each to the city
treasury yesterday for having pitched
into" John Riley, in a manner rather I'M
comfortable to the latter, in obedience to
the advice and suggestion of Mary
Tucker. WHO also was fined ten dollars
and costs for her share in the transaction.
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c;rllNan

,,od girl to do general no. n0'' and At
can hear of an easy IS. ..' nt the REGIS,
COED wages ~ "''
rrp office
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CHALLENGE COMPARISON

With any similar house in the West. All We
ask ia Tor customers to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-01

~ Col. Hardy, Of CopperopOlis, California, has
recently sold his copper mine for S65O,0OO. He IS
a brother Of Judge Jacob Hardy, late OF Kauai, who.
We believe, had an interest in the estate, and who
has been the principal manager Of it for the last four
years Fortune could not have found more wOr-
thy recipients for her gifts than the gentlemen
named. There is 8 story about this estate. which
will bear repeating. as illustrating how small an in
cjdent may make q mans fortune. The person
who formerly owned the small farm which Colonel
Hardy lately sold. vas " hsri up" and very anxious
10 dispose of il, and, after repeated efforts. at last in
ducei the Colonel TO buy. q mule being thrown in 10
carry the bargain, and the land changed hands. Il
was not ill some years after, thar copper was discov-
cred on the place, and the mining OF it commenced,
which has proved 70 be b source Of almost fabulous
wealth, as j, is said 10 yield its hundreds OF thou
sands annually. -
LCANARIEs-Tbere is nothing which strangers so
quickly notice as the absence Of singing birds among
our trees and in our gardens. We have TO rely on
imported birds. and among these the canary is the
finest songster. The house that has q canary bird
has in it IT least one happy creature, which from early
dawn till twilight. MARBLES It's cheerful strain. Those
wishing to procure these birds, can find a large col
lection at B. F. Ehlers' in Fort street. lately received
from Bremen. Il -
The KiLAUEA.-This boat has lately been thor
oughly overhauled and painted, and sailed last Mon
day for windwari ports. Notwithstanding the in
creased rates of deck-passage, she had a large num-
Der of natives. with the usual number of cabin pas
sengers. -
DEPUTY SHERIFE-The Marshal has appointed Mr..
David Dayton as Deputy Sheriff for Oahu, in place
of Mr.. Jourdan, who leaves for the United States on
account of ill-heal,h, after having filled the position
for twelve years.
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PASSENGERS

For NISDsARD PoErS-Per KIaues, March 27-Niss Bro@n.
Ms A ; Cooke, Mr. AMI Mrs II Turton, " = Brown. = Bigel0w
BID Hunt, ) : wisely, 9 p Williams, r X Chamteriayne,
Master Clarence Cook u : Miller. IT., + n Warren. , PerhAEl.
Eev Hr Srow and wifi, Al Chow. Mr. Wftse. 4 = Hart n
H1isteiu, c : BartOE, D PicsfrI-23 cabin and so deck pass.
For SAS FEASCIscU-per SmyTniote, Narch 2s-Nrs johnson
AID > children, Mrs Watson, Il n Armstrong, 4 l. YcTn-,or.
) % WatsrhCu.s-I2
From ROLoA-Per Annie Laurie. March 3I-Nrs James
Fuller, Mr. and Mrs J D WHHIus. Mrs Cough.
. For SAG FsAScsco-per Comet. April 3-Mrs : L R7sbon
md 3 children. = . Hall and wife, Miss Carrie Hall, Misses
Julia and sarah II Iimout. Miss Louise johnson, Miss Anna
PARIS, Rev Lowell Smith and wife, Mas Emma Smith. Master
A smith, Miss Annie e Alexander. julia Bond. Mr. and Mrs J
A Rz9sDn, Ir and ITS l. L Tosb.Tt and two children. MIS- !
noGnd, W : J~uurdln, J l. Barnard, A II Weeks, stephen
opener. 4 : CjsghJTE, Wm Andrews, Capt Rowland. Mr.
HcNite, Sir Fica, Capt. James Smith, II II whitney. Tervcy r
whitney, Dir Ahpop, q II Parks, Il = West, ; CroTcT. and two
Er three 0therS-s3-
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIVALS.

March 25-BGJsh ship Blackburn, Murphy. Is DAYS rom san
Fr4nciscu, sailed ru III -7th fr Hou-Eou-.
-G-Nm VII ship Onward Aiken. from Cal Coat, = n
$50 hbj- oil. va ktwaiha--
2f-Ere Srhjcuaeua, irving. fraH lilo.
2G-Schs Naui1kawai. Nsrchaus. from Hama.
Am vi ship Cornelius HowIauI, Iicman, from Cal
Coast. with so bhls 90, via KIwaiLar.
@f-Schs MOI keiSr. from kahului.
--ua~ VII brig E7haia, Cos,n. from ca Cco-:. with
I15 bbts oil
-s-Am ttra Martha -. l,-rut-r.n from Hawai-. With
60 hhts sperm
@9-French al ship Gus:lve. Vauxpres. fm Cal coast.
=-Schr IA Moi, Ihur. from EahuIui.
Cam VIII bark Camilla. Thomas. from L4h1-ra. v5-h
20 bbis whale.
3i-Schr Hannah. Autprs. from SavfiwiIi-
3l-Sch- SO. Nshiur- Euhsara- from Kriga-
Sl-SteameT Annie Laurie. Mitchell, from K0i1a.
Arrt I-Ha~ bark k=mchAm,hz y. LINK, from Cal Coast.
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CnENEECIAI LIZ

There are 3is Petroleum companies now. Capital :2I9.-
A .alt lake has been struck near Grand R,pds. Mich. n,
the distance Of one hunlrel. feet from the surface.
A cotton specuiat"F, who las Just returned from hObIe, says
there are over 10000 bales Of cotton stored in that city, held
principally on French and English account. Tie total humber
of bales Of cotton in the Conf-Ieracy at the pre.eat tine /.
estimated by rebel cotton dealers at 200 900 balez. TLav
have not succeeded N getting out more than 100000 bales
SEAAES IN NEW ~YORx-Sesmsn continue very scarce and
difficult 10 b. bad even 1t the enormous wages current. The
large bounty offered for naval recruits By the Government has
worked very injuTiously 70 the mercantile marine. The current
rate Of wages to al parts % the world i $50 per month. with
an advance Of Sls0G 500 to the Pacific ports, China and East
Indies. IL VIII be seen by these rates that the old order Of
things has been reversed, the largest advance now being paid
Why G6LD IS so HtGn There IS but one cause Of the high
currency. The thing that AuCuuates so III value is not tie in
Jgr,I tbriP as In ~ ~ I ma = :" !. ' 1T gT D.a- n ,+zs that promise TO
When our currency vs. all specie-payiug. and therefore Of
to some 200 or 250 millions Of dollars. This was the quantity
that fell TO our share ia ;he natural distribution Of the money
iHy that We needed to effect the exchanges Of property that we
- - - "a WINHs /. --rsec ~ TRACE II
portion = our sixteen thousand millions Of property and ex-
more in oUr own bouIers, a. e did no; want il ge sent il
abroad AMI brought IN property that We did want in exchange.
tre sam ~ the Two IInrsr,t - - tEo fsrIT1I s al s gnv rI - !as.
our currescy IS fixed by the ia~s 81 trade and We cannot alter
It. II We should increase the amount q cur currency to one
thousand millions, It would, provided It's credit was unimpaired.
he worth twenty cents On the dplsr-iu other words. the price
81 gold Wouhi n I'VE hundred. but . We should diminish
the paper in circuati1n To two hundred millions, IL would he
worth 100 een,, on The dcliT, Or gold woli be At par
% Keep the price Of gold from rising. % to keep l. from falling.
hose gentlemen might Just as well 81 UP powerful oomifus-
tons 10 keep the tide from rising and falling A. the thing
that aGetua;es j. The valIc q treasury ua:-7, and - the value
VIII bas so1frgI n A. 80 ~ n 80, - - Nsir -
rides 20 Increase the Circulation Il treasury notes. the value q
the notes VIII fall, in other worIs. g,ti wI rf-e; hut. II he
aeeides 70 retire a portion Of taes- notes from circulation, theI
vii inrrease, ~ SOIL vi ldL Military successes Or
influence upon the Pucr = S'lI-ScisHtifs 4usTicG4.
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DEPARTURES ~.

March Gam Vii ship ~Joscphins. Chapman, Tor Och.;ss.
-5-Brrmsu bark Lbenc, fr uougkons.
2-Schr Active kapuIhi, for HIo.
2e-EuE ship Imperial, HutcEiugs, for HorEEonS-
eI-SteAmer kl1u-I, HcGrg0r. fT viudVart P.Is-
2T-Schr MariiiA, Howard. for Hlo-
=s-Schr Prince, Hatfield, fr Hsnaisi.
-T-SteanSer Annie Laurie. Mitchell Tor Kauai.
1s-Schr MznuuxzEai, MaTchant, fr Makes Lari.nS
95-Schr NOi keiki, for EahuIui.
e3-Am bark Smyrniote, Burditt, for san Frsr-iscc-
Zs-Schr Mary, Sika, for Mako
G9-Am VII ship Onward. Allen, for Ocho:sk.
29-Big Nahisnaena. Irving, for HiiO-
29-Schr Helen, Johnson. for NAliEO-
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NOTICE..

The undersigned intends leaving, in the bark
CoHct, for San Francisco, New York and Wash
ington. 70 he absent about six months. During
his absence, hr. JosEPH 0. CARTER will be en-
powered to act for him, and viii have the entire
charge of this paper. Henry VI. WHITNEY,
Publisher =. O. Advertiser.
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e We would call the attention Of those interest
ed in shipping. to an article Oh our first page relat We
TO ). Gisborne's anti foHling paint for coating ships
bottoms" From the statements made by those who
have used it. it appears to serve its purpose we'll, and
must rapidly come into general use for Coating iron
ships. or for other vessels. whose iron work is expos
FL o. satt water.
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F- UoyexosG-yer LbeIe, March 25-l03 bags fungus.
gs555 IhsJ - bais b-r;- Nele u domestic Pr<4-c' 80
For uoSGE1SG-per Imperial, March 26-tlo Tags fungus
LZ5IC3 IsL Value u domestic produce, SS,'04 10
For SAs FEASCIsCO-psr SuyrniOte, March -o-OV q cA7
vine. CZlEo. gallsL S7sI kess sugar f+s7lls lysl. $50 bul= mo-
!asses, leo bags rice, 10000 ibsl 500 oranges so cocoaHats l
bF porE. 3 hbIs beef Value q domestic produce, $500 e..
Value q! tr.ushipIed produce, $500 O.
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SI,ip.' Mails
-

Dor WisDFARD PoH-s-per kl4u-a Aonday-
F0r san HAScfsC0-psr Comet, on Tuesday next
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EASTWARD Bound The Comet sails on Monday
or tuesday nezt, taking a larger list of passengers
than any vessel that has left for many months past.
The names of such as are " booked up to yesterday,
will be found in another column. Most Of those
leaving return in the summer or fall.
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Total domestic ~
Asconp-r-d w!:h 1854, our domestic exports show n c,u-fI-
.-lbie gain, Which viii be more marked - the season advances.
anil new plantations AMI agricultural enterprises now Under
way throw their produce into the market
The hars Smyrriots saleI on the 2stH. with = TAI cargo,
consisting mostly o sugar, nlolasses and rice
Tie Comet Is nearly loaded aui I'll san On Monday CT
TGs-isy, taxing also . fill cargo % sugar AMI mo!assrs, With a
very large Let 81 passengers.
We are without later foreign aisi--s than those given IS:
wees The ship sea SOPeHt is fully Cue and may bring the
New YORK mail % February -.
Cold ia Se= York NJ latest iates-lgs.
TIE exchange % the L. : Con-ullt-, amounting to s. 5c5.
vas taken BY bids at from par % ! per cent. premium, for gold
drafts. The drafts q the Legation were taken 1t par.
The -aLe % the condemned whaIesLip Gen. Tsste took place
yesterday The ship sold Tor S4O5O, 10 Nessrs. HackfeII s Co.
who viii FL her up for the merchant service she EH re com
mani-d ~ Capt. James NJ. Greer
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DIED

RaTzs-in Honolulu. March -. Helen Louise. daughter %
Dudley g ami ". Louise Bates, aged 8 months ami Is days.
C4tterson, aged about 3. years, Of Lincoln, Placer County. Cal.
He came passenger IN the COMET hoping 20 receive benefit
from the change of climate.
WHsFIEs-On the morning II the 51st March, J. :. Wheeler,
fret officer q steam schr. Annie LaCg.e. lie fell overheard and
49, drowned.
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COM III
SATURDAY,. APRIL l. 1855.

APRIL l. 1855.
Monthly Review.
Si-es oEr LIS; ncu;hly report the fai'~ins uer-h-H'nen
rave arrived n tMs port
Iar-a Am bars y. :. PerSins, Robinson, Is days from
Puget Solud, with lumber 70 IL. Hac.;etd * Co
ling ship BaccLauts- Tayi0r. . days from Kama
gaEz, japan, ea route ~ San Francisco
Am bars Genet Cha-e. Isd.ys frun san Frar-scor
=itl EIs- 70 H. IIacE-I . Co
3-Br-uen bark Li0-Ie. ED-p-r, 10 days from BTc-
men, with mdse ~ H1aschlaeEer x siapsnAorst-
l-Iias bv-autine SuGIEu, Hager. Is 1Iys from 81.
II ballast, en- route fr Hougkoug
lam bark SuyrUiutr. BGrift. 10 days ron san
Walker & 90.
l5-K1sszn traasport bark GyI1ck, 9 guns EHsuis;.
- days from Valparaiso
-s-Eug cirpcr sbip Iup-rsl, IS days from san
FFanCisc1 ~ route fT HpnEkonG.
IAN bark a. A E5rdrs, Williams, l3 days from
san Francisco. With uLs- and Passengers 20
ALf5ch, Walker 4 Co
.S-Eug ship Bl4ckbgIn- Murphy, l3 day. from San
Franco, ~ route fr HongzonE-
WHAL.Es-ILer- ave arrived 81 Hio, Lahaina and Homo
lulu. ur - our a:es; afvices, % Ehaier3, mostly from the
Lover California coast. bringing $3.50 barrels q whale AMI 40
.reua oI- The Vessels oz- from home ports. have Loae very
well. -hii= III - from the lover cosst zI hardly average 200
hsr.r5 O. each. Tl.1e ar come tEeu,y-fv or thirty zlsIc-s
j. - - reported
Prom tie various memoranda A. hand 70 nave the FLOWING
reports o. v,s.-.s ~: IT arrived
rIo. whales. John r. Wss:. 800 bbz.
Isz--'a, ) what's AU0.ds- s staAs, q.
Htr-l.ss, 3 Ehatr5, NccJIa- . whales,
Canton Packet, 3 Shai,s- Euphrates- 200 bbIs Whale.
EHxa Adams, S whales, Simrot, 100 sperm. 6Ohnls xfalc.
DOMESTIC ETTrsIs-TLe muDwius table shows the exports
Of domez;.c produce from this pr; f. tte quarter -riirg
49, ~ rgEr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-04-01

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