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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-17

r WILL SELL MY FARM ON THE
IL West side Of the Whetstone river, seven miles
north Of the city. Of Columbus, containing FIFTYo
ACRES, about Thirty-hyq acres CLEARED, good
about $50 Fruit Trees, Said Farm is In good state
Of cultivation, and win bo sold low Cor eseh. aInoi
octsS ao Nos. 70 81 North NJ dnS iish ss;sssw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-17

yXHEREAs, MY WIFE ROxA HAS
wv BY erconduct since my enlistment, alienated
sons harboring or trusting her on my account. as
will pay no debts Of her contracting after this date
SERGT. PETER HOFFMAN, ~
janls-dlw s3e3FSb ~ Fifisr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-17
Operations Against wilmington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-The Navy De-
partment has received the following:
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON,
U. S. FLAG-SHIP MALVERN
.... BEAUFORT, January 11th.
SIR:-I have the honor to enclose letter
received fLom the Lieutenant commander of
the gunboat Poontane. 1t is important as
a matter of history, and tells the whole his
tory.
Your obedient servant, 't
DAVID d. PORTER, Rear Adm'l.
TO Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the
Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04
RsronrHD yox THY y 7 TsIsrsn.

FKDAf, Feb. 3. 1865.
AsHKs-The market is dull aud unset.led We 9acte
noninuiy 1T sll 500 ell 10 for Pots, and sl2ae2 50
for Pearls. -
COTTON--The market has been very unsettled 10.
day. tho advantage. however being rather With tho
buyers sales range from ~ to eOc Cor Middling and in
cnde 49, bales
COFFEE The market remains quiet and except for
paid ra;cs 10 nominal noto sales Of 20 bags ~ De-
nine9 a. l9c gold, and 500 mats Cassa on pirate
terms.
TLOUR AND MEAL-Tte market for Western
and state Flour Is dull and. under liberal aprivsis.
prices Of the low grades 5alOc lover; the better
brands nrc quiet and irrcgular; the sales are goo
bbh at sease 90 for supcraue State g eo@ss % FOR
Extra do 81 20 Is for Fancy d. So 30d % 50 for
tho low grades Of Western Extra $40 500el0 rs for
shipping Ohio; $40 sGe&li 80 for Trade ard Family
brands. and sliasi. ior sL Louis Entras-the latter
for Plants Extra" Canadian Flour il dull. and
prices are Sc easier; the supply is fair sa Of 260
bbs a. ~ s5r g. 50 for the low grades Of Ezra and
o. 6oaeiI SO for Trade and Family Extras. Southern
Flour Is dull heavy. and lower; the arrivals fair;
sales of 60 bills at el0 asl 40 for mixed good
snperfne Country Bsimore &c.. and Ell 50aeH so
for Trade aud Family brands Rye Fou' ID in fair de-
Meal dull and heavy, sales OF TO bbs al ~ e0Gs5 rs
for Jersey. aud e. for Brandywine.
GRAlN-1he Wheat market IL dull and prices arc
23s iowcrthc demand 10 only from milisrs; dealers
generally are wide apart In their views tho receipts
Of Long Island fair; the sales 1900 brh. No.
Western Club nj " TO- Barley is quiet. bnt
selling slowly at o. I5as2 ~ Oats are In active dc.
msnd and prices IRE better; the inquiry IL chiefly
asndng Csnsdsn at r ' IN store ore Wese gu'n at
u 0ydSi OH aid Jersey at 81 o.. Rye ~ quiet and
priees are nominal at 81 lOael e. for Western. Corn
ia very Tregu!er; Old Ia irmer; White New is more
pt Wy and Is lower the GALES D 500 bush. New
Ye Sw Jersey ut 81 1891 n; Western mixed is held
at ~ s9Nef 20 IN store.
HOY, arc IN moderate request tor home consumption
NJ alon previous prices
HIDE nlo In fa,r demand from the trade and prices
arc firm; Niles OF $50 j,reno1 Ayres ard GOO Ca!for.
MIA 90 private terms.
HAY-Tle> market IL ksiriy active and steady; sales
Of 30 bales al u 5U4sl 20 for Shppag, and 81 VIC
e. for Retail lotf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

On. broncbes f the service Commissioners had b ZEN
SUNNI from time to time. and other neans tlh
ascertain the best way Of capturing certain pons OF
the world did hot show such gigantic nance In
constructing nary was cShibsed in Ellis country.
Reforms had been efece IN ships and ordnance, and
by the embodiment =. an American idea in building
monitor vessels Of different form from those found Ia
any oih .aS 81 the globe We had achieved the most
brilliant Oh victories Of the navy He replied at length
,g, ,hrce hours and n Lelf Of the session was
rmed by Messrs. Davis and Rice In their speeches,
wbm, The Committee rose ard the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

MOLAssEs-Only few suaa ,o, have seen taken
So hLds Porto Rico at 7oa7so. and 2io bSs. New-of
PROVIsIONS-Thers has been less activity In tho
market for Pork since onr last and prices have de-
c;iued 25c per Dbl on Old Mess and 6sc on Me~ Mess
s sssr . si S s Ss New sysr 4. thc month
At xaf %; J0 bbls Prime Mess st.iec. April at s36.
and 500 bbs Prime, buyer March. q 81 Ths :9'S s
Mess the latter early in the 'dsy closing at ao"ct
% 5i $50 5ossas s?t for New Mess; e2G 80 70,
Prime SOS 50 for Prime Mes. Bee, y 1s 1a
g ss e for rlpn M ess and salss3 ios Extra
Meas. Ticrc, Reef Is quiet and prices are
nominal Beef Hams sIs on m %gdera change
Cut Meats ale in fait demand. and prices are WEI
sustained sales OF 30 pkgs. ut lei0l9e for Picsleu
Hans, Bccon h e little more active and nrces are
firm. sales Of as boxes, to arrive, az 0N@Oic hs
t,nmberland Cut, and 20ic. for LongCat Hams.
Dressed Hogs opened frIer, but closed Father week;
We ouoto et i5t l5;c for Western; a few very choice
l6a i6c and sc Tor Cy Gar Ha more a. ist
SJc for M l. and o., D23.c for fair tq piinc Steain
and Kettle rcnde cd and 2ld 23ic 10 arrive; 200 pigs
buyer March at Die. and last evening 800 pigs sell
PETROLEUM-Th market Is quiet but holders are
firm in their views. We quite at 458f6c fJr Crude;
Is &C. for Refined In bond, ard GSo ee for DO free
RICE-No sales are reported; ,lices remain nollnal
the stock on hand % 432 JOS Cleaned Fast India
and 80 2e2 bags and u,ats rnclesued. aganrt % oi9
bags Cleaned and 10 tags Uncleaned same time i'Ss
year ,,-
SUGAM3-Row Sugars have tren dnl and prices ore n,
irre nar and nCmilal sales VI only Few hhos Sa =
boxes Havana OF abont 2lG and by auction, PS NOUS
Now Orloans lsiD23c. Refined are dull o. -'.W-oc
1t IL runrrcd In Will ST. that the Government con.fec'
ns eea awarded fs $4,000 lbs. Cuba, TO SO to Ne"
ORIGINS at Sl3 90 -, ., ,.,a
SErDs--Clovcr Saod IL Grmer and in fair demanu
ylcs of 200 bags a, 2i 25c; Timothy Seed Il IN lai
demand ut e. DsG 15 per bush, Rough fiaA is qui''
| but flmer at 81 ,5d 3, IS per bushel
TOBACCO he market Is very lqet' Dut pIices a,
without material change, sales OF "a hdds hen'ucA!
! I2a o3c and 1913 oases Seed Leaf at lOa2oc. u.o
| MONTHLY srATrHgyr OF sTOCxs OF SPANISH loBAoeo
! Stock on hand Feb. l. irt5 hhds -. Jul
Monthly sTATrnfcNJ o. THE YfwY0RK AND BaOoALi'
| TOBACCO NsPrCrroy wAREHotsEs ~, ~,
Stock On hand Jam l. 1865, hhds q, w
Soc ON hand Feb !, sos bids. .-.--.'.s,oS
BrooIlyn IrsDection-Stocs, Jau. hhds. .....ihS
Stock in the Brooklyn Inspection warehouse q 90
Feb. L. 1853, ~
| ,r,., .......... 81, 81
/ TrLLOW--The marke' is fairly active ana sieady
snles If 80 600 s. l64 l6tc for Western ana lofo
| lGlc Cor City. o..;.,
I WHISKY-The market IA dull aad prices are easier
but at the theT, il rmness maniiested sae
of $50 bills ut 81 aoa 81 3Ui fox state and e. 81 ~
] Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04
PREPARATIONS FOR TnS DnArr.-Thc Super.

PREpARA rIoSs FOR TnB DEAFr.-Tho Super
ysors' Committee are expected 10 arrive ia tails CITY
Ills perung 90 their retlrn from Washington. whle
they went TO see if arrangement could rot DC
mpie Whereby the queta Of New-Iak County. when
en- Fly puts at q cl9 men, could not be materially
lcssened II their issicn is successful It is expected
tia, extra Inducements will be offered to the recruit 10
enlist Meanwhile the Proyost-Narshais u the several
disriss are getting everything in readiness ior inc
a, OF On the l5,t inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YOaK.......... .FaBnuAar ;
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steanship North Star, Soeur, Aspnwsll d. Is. Allen.
Steamship BorussiA Ham, Mer, Hamburg, hunhnca!
Co
Steamer Baitinioro, Lewis. Baltimore. J. Haud.
Ship Haze Forsyth. San irsmcisJo. C. Coulstock &c.
Barn Mon,esgulen 9TH Foureads, hsIceies Boyd X
Hinoken.
BARK Cahsrine scott (Br), Doy. IIsvans w W Russell.
Bro. a Co.
Barb Po~hsian Potter. Hong Kong. N. H. {, q. Gdswoh
BARK Chriytie tBr Forc.ts Havana. Trulo NiEiny.
Bark Velocity tRr), Darrell Deplaarr. Darrell Nash
BARK Columbia, Weaver. Hilton Head, r. H. llurbsrtSCc.
Bark Iarvrst Noon Staples Savannah & ID Wright 60.
Big Mary Helen tBrl Mcdonald, Antwerp, Wa. Salem
& Co.
Dig c. y. OBrcn tBrl, McCfiy, Mstamofa', Smith L
Dnnning.
Brig hinuolahs lgr Dousss St. Jaso, Cuba, J. " Whit.
ssy 4 Co.
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Trayeiers' Cuidc.
t. Arb ny. by Hudson Il. H., from Iih.'. Depo
~ and ~ a m sud J.<0, 9. and IOt d m. -

y and ~ m, sud 500, o. and i"t m. s.h'
DAY tram tom .cth =, . e IN ~ cars fah De-
To Albany. By Harlem X. H., 2S,hs,. +hav, 10
IT, " .:,I'a.,. 5; ;ie Ne.j.r.y r. r. foo, Of
Coyr'lsndisi.. and II a. n, +. M, and ~
mitnisht Sunday p m
S%r.S ;ys f re. 8 e. H. s r.ass l-
IN. r., saa bennington line, Pier 10 ~ R,dAily
To Boston. Nv Nrw.H.ven Il. r., vi. spriuassid;
s Ra.,an aI Sy Nav Haven T. T. i;.. and a,h.
ay via Shore Line l2t rnd y. m. sunosy..... p m.
To bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport foot OF feck
To Bas. FL AVID the West by Ere Railroad. i'ot
To cs,rs~s o. 81 Atlantic .ad Ores. western
RR via Erie Railway. foot Of Chambers st.; con
the West, {. Nv aud. r.
To Gr~enport pa. n. ts,don Saturday. p NIT
Yaphauk lsiiy tarmingtee. Lohr Island, by l..
T. Rli'ro'd. nom James.s'ip and foo, OF 5iihs.
To sswii,ys@ Ilrn.fd and spltnsh''d-s'eam- >, = N
70 Nsw,Ii,Yen' by thr Ncw.ii,vrn nm, aith.s,.
aud Sav, al {. g. ~ M III. D. o;l5 u, snd p.
To tie West o. Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
from foo. Of Cou.and a.. Via Philadelphia, Sam
TO The Net, BY Central I.iiroad Of New.Jersey
7 via AI~ntowl. nom pier n. IT,. o g. M, IL
To e Phiss, oha BY sss1er Jesse sua
yseScepiedj nom foot Of Woll-st, Breoklyn.
connecting at Fort Monmouth with trains for
Phlsdsp hi,...- 0 g. m.
To Ph.lsaeiphia, by Nsw.Jcrssy Km!rord ioot
Cour,lend:.,i., 2. 10 and II! a. m IL NJ, +snd6p.
m. and Il midnight sunasv.. .......":.... p. IN.
To Philsdelphis per Railway ard Steamboat tsun-
days excopted) via Cso,de and Amboy. from foot
Of Barclay st. "a IA Eaple". m
daily. from pier foot Of nGrray st. n........ y p NJ
To W.shins'en, X Ne%,Jersey Il. r. foot ., .,
Co.rl,,dt-s'., and II, m, p NJ and ~
FOR ffher Information r. rss,rd 20 Railroad Time rsbc,
~ advertisements in another part Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04
50 YF,iIE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN The
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS'
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,

TIE bE,r PENS T. THE WORLD.
On recc. Of ing the following saois IN tss the sab
.criber viii send by mail Otherwise a. crscted
Cod ZEN PeUs-seeef'Hg N'e ""e ''s"s"9 - uN''E'
tim, viz: .- c,sv,
For 30 cents, the sig c Zen; i9 - ss' =" cy .n
for ST. me ~ IL. lEee ts% pep.Tes feSs are not
numbered, bu, correspond IA AIS 70 "'H'0i' = '
respectively.
THE PENS IN SILVER praTrn EXTENSION eN'hS WIFE
r., :, ,ts M,yc p,n' fox o. the Lucky Pen; foe
Al s., Ie Al~sysReady Pen; Tor ~, tie Elegant feni
81 ior o. e W mi fiesi. GoSd.witing God Pens, wiz
Trdo.pn Points the average weI ~ yy ois sSs
aTe ~ ,say,an.ed, and nsyetsre not errson9ea0"
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS
The ame "A. Morton "Nualbrr' ard oal''y," s',,
stamped on the following Pens AMI the p7's aie wa'an's
for Fix months, except as'n,t ecien'. hor N. ,ua.
rse.t aiaps1 f,r the Possrp, no n me .paAs
| GOLD PINS. WITHOUT CASES.
For = 3 go pen Per-" IL qSai So3 fsa aayi
For - SO 20. 5fea il a;y oraN' 4rcn I'd qn'li'y
For - 8 ,s 30 Pea i. lsiy; aSo 5ren "a qrsyi
70. - Is 10 Pen Is; qualify; crane. Zen, q cn,ty
So 30 40. 9 Pc; =. 80 No IOPei.l L; qusl''y.
sas GOLD Pssas, ~ ILvsk Exrss'ios oA'~s WIZ
For 80 No Pen Is, saa.,y; No; PEN ID qoiiity
For 81 20 No2 Pen, let quality of No. Sren -~s'Aiyi
No. Zen, Jdluiiy
For ~ No Ten, lot qnaly; or No. Fen -dgu4iyi
| VI q No. 5 Pen. ID quslty. . =, o..
For No Pen. lt anality; or So. Zen 81 fialyS
ora 30. D PEN Sd qualIy Er a,
For ~ No. Pen, ist calty or no. Zen ii faAuJ'
! FOR IS - No. Pen. - quality
GOLD PENS AL FIRsr Quality IN SILVER MOUNTED DESK
4 HoLoyRI . =.
Por ~ IS No 4Pen T ~ - No 3Fra, for ~ NO
| Pm, for IS - q No. Zen. . - =, =.
For ri No Pen; Tor 80 No. Peui and for 80 No. u
Pen. -,
TIE ist Quality" are pointed With tie very best i1ios
min Points carefully selected. and 81 th's q ihy fe
sold slightest imp, riccon which skill and the closes
| tcrutuy dets ct. , -,
The ID Quality" superior TO any Pens mrde BY bin
| previous the yerr 40.
The "a Gu ,yr he intends shall equal IN rssrsct 10 Durr
billy Elasticity food Writing Qualities Gle OF nrs
cou.i ralionsl sny Ged Pens isdr ss-where
ia Cheap Gold feu be oeys leave to ssy hx
previous 20 op-rs hs New and Patented lacanrs 10
could NJ hav made Good " Tg and Durable Pen Ter
the price, had the Gold been furnished granisousiy.
or lie Snmber' and Quality II tie Psns ~sn'eS and 10
$50" they p-frvshct-er siia OF
p, hulbeT or bn". 49,
All by rna in ,tered lelieIs are AZ ny
rk and all who send twenty cents tc- &c To- efug
81 addition tie price OF goods ordered viii guay her
/ sale delivery. -. .,.g
Parties Guiding Gold or sverwn be allowed tue falp'r
MUM the day recriyrd.
TO CLUBs-A d:scoul, Of ~ per cent vii be allowed %
gums . ~ and Is rr "a and y ~ PER cen ~
/ 80, Il sen, 10 alare-s a. ore tine, Md sss
| Nc. % M.,d.n.kne. Es'y'York
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-
Arrived.

.- Arrived. - -.I
s,s,m.y John Gibson, Bowen, Philadelphia nhe., wrl
Taylor Il Co. -, :, p
North Atlantic Blockng Squadron and "a nouns foin Fort
Monroe. 4
u s. steam transport America Cia Pensacoa fl.t ult
savsnnall 2Sh. and Pore Reys 3.st, pass ~ b u
u. j. ste,m transport Empir. City Barton, NewSlean
d~ys via McnYo ~ bons, with u di'eaAsged
soliisfs and sailors, TO u. 5. A.-ll-M lrr .-r 1.
Esrk NJ h. Alr.on, -; Newbure, G b coal 70 MASTER
Bark Cha tanooga of CaaisI Tro Caa Ae, ~ days vie
Newport r. H. lumber, TO Ia'ter Has Nd westerly gales
u.ost 0itbe passage.
i,, ,ugar molsses cedar. &c. Thompson II .ner Has
had strong rsterly winds the last IL d ys.
Trs Pro,p-ct lof St. Andrews), Hayes IT. Andrews dys,
limb =, Jed FRYE Co. -. r..
scir Rsuer. ROs' Fortune ray N. F. 10 days, hernss
Charles Shcerer - --t. -
sehL TwoFcry Lewis Fortune Bay, IS dSys, heFrins G.
Sheriff.
scir Colonel Ellsworth, Rowe Gloucester. FISH, "a
Schr Frederick Sensr, simmons. Clsce bsy NOW TO- va
Portsmouth and y omrs Hoe. eoa, !. H. Brad,hsw',
Sthr Hope ~ Parr.b~r, N a Carroll Halifax 70 Gays
DAYS sugar e,d nsh H. J. &. A. DeWo Has LAD heavy
westerly s,s most the piss-g aud was clown on s"c"
sehr orton tBr, Wallace, Horton ~ Jays p0'a'0e'' ~
X. Do'ycli. IT.,
Sent Rnton. Hstch. Rocksnd, lime.
wIND--A, Sunset, s. Sc. .+-.ts ...
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises sun Sets....3:2i Moon sets. 2o3u
HIGH wATyE THIS DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 2:i2I Gev island 232in He'll Gse.... tN
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CITY ITEMS.

Postponed - The public meeting at the
Academy of Music. noticed for Saturday night, IN
behalf of tie Patriot Orphan Home, is unayo!daoly
postponed to the 18th inst
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Receipts Of Produce.

Fen a-G7gG bills. Flonr. 80 bbl.. WHISKY. lsso
bbIs. Corn Meal Z 100 bush. Corn 1903 bush. Oats
e55 pkgs Provisions, ~ pkgs. ASHES 3J2 pkgs Laiu,
93 pks, Oil Cake, 22s6 pkas. Butter. l,4s6 Dressed
knrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

: nE cont OF LIVINV IN Nj" IVHA'
FRIDAY, Feb. 3-P. n
We give below quotations Of some ofthe lead
inn .,,c,cs OF food sold in small quantities for ordinary
family consumption at Washington and Fulton Markets.
and nv the downtown traders euptown grocers o.
pecslIy those In :he vicinity Of Fifth and Lexington
sye... charge higher than here quoted Our range
includes fair to good articles emitting cheap stale
meats and vegetables aud not embracing the high price
nail by some of the 6rscass Restaurants and saloons
for extra fine productions Meats remain ct the same
high figures. Coarse beef has even advanced. The
difficulty Of getting live stock forward causes this
scarcity. Fish, too eontnuc scarce and high. Butter
has downward tendency, though it Is not much
c,eeper at retail. Groceries are unchanged. Among
vegetables, potatoes are advancing Poultry is hrm,
and vcnison more abundant. We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

mi, I.o,a. Brewster, Arroyo. B. r. sherman.
! B,is Eastern Star, Ward, Babadocs Bishop Bros.
. schr Alice A. Bssdsl Nssnmss' bsssess. ven otuh'
siagbt. d. =, go,
sclr Rebeeca smith, rertyess Morfo a. Abbctt 81
ccbr Pcrel II,r \ Patterson Aux Cayes Brett Son Ca
scbr w b. Jenkin Mots, Baltimore, sentsy, SnaihtCo
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Grieys we're IN their elemsnk sharinT .hs sa.s,al
insnt Of all ---]
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Memoranda.

We are Informed by the captain OF one OF tic
~. n,yt, me Kills that tie buoy Crea hihs has ben
gone for q N )nth and IL 10; yet replleed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

LIGHTING TIE CITy.--rhe Manhattan Ca
Company haze notified the street Commissioner hst'
n the dat II sending in tAcir bdstbc 10Th ot Jan
uaIy-thcy will charge e. for lighting each lamp.
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fAdvsIt isen4entl

tAdvs'tisen.entl 81,
Ar 80 A YEAR, OR 20 Gents A NUMBER
Take tho IiAusrRArKp PnREscAoercAL JouRxAL FovtEs
wxLLs, No. 40 Br0sd.~sy.N.Y 4..r.,r-
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sailed.

sailed.
Fra a-s,eamers-yorh Star, s. r. spsndins hingisher.
T.. &. knight, Pent- t
Shin Roslin Castle. ,,.c,.,
Hr.gs--B.isa Martha, Cos'a hicai Evening ''''
Schooner Frederick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

NEW YRovosT.M AEuAL.-Brig. Gen. II nks,
is rcIsrted has assumed the duties OF Acting assist
ant Provo Manufactured 81 the southern tvison
OF Nev.Yqsk in place OF Gen. Hays, Who has peeh
ordered 10 report for active service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04

r,IJOW--the market il fairly active and steady;
ss,es of 80 COO is. l64 6c. for Western ana LOO
lGlc. Cor City. o.s;.r
WHISKY-The market Ia du!l and prices are casier,
h, a, Tho olxether ~ more frmness manifested; sales
Df $50 bbls ut 81 3oa 81 3Oi or State aud e. u fof
Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04
ruK s.xg rgys IN PLATED EXTENSION CASES WITT
So

e. III tta M,gc Pea: fos ). q, the Lu Ky Feni
Al s. lie Alwsys-l.sdy Pen; Tor ~, tie Elegant re
q, d for 80 %, the Excelsior Pen. -
Tbrs,. AZ. WeltsiGshei. Goad.Wntin2 600 tef'' "
J,ido.un Points the average RI 'ynTy ote Di wa
viii { n,tlas gross of he oct Steel feus dt''a9A
Gyc u tcar,an.ed, and, hsyefsre not er"h3e~0s'
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Family Markets.

r,ae COST OF LIVING IN NETWORK. Aai
FRIDAY. Feb. 3-P. n.
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THE bEsr PENS l., THE NoELD.
On reccp. o my of the following sauls ia the s1o-
.cyihr viii send by retain mail Otherwise as Greeted
God ZEN or Peos-ss.eesg tie 'me d1e''d'"y y dS0P
"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-04
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS

Tie rame a. Morton" "NuAbrr,' ard C"!'y, si
stamped on the following Pens. sni The p7ihs l'e
ftr six months, except agoin.t sciien' -, .,.u..,
lie numbers nd a,e size ony No. eene zoe a.',
No the rce. adapfe fr the pocse, No D. the snae't
and 10 TO- ~. largest Mammoth Go.d Pen iOr he oesx
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-02
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The Sabbath.

The Sabbath.
10 nov the happy sabbath sun shines forth,
And the world shakes of It's numbering care;
Gentle ar Joyous -pirits walk the earth
all ia calm, and soft, and bright and fair.
The village is astir; the voice Of prayer
Floats with sreaInet's hymn that nurmurs near
q cadence, On the morning air,
nd tells, day towy labor dear,
The blessed Sabbath, praise be unto God Is here
Afar Ger hHI and valley, stream and glen.
The ancient church bells peal IS hlitheiy tost;
Nos on the fresh breeze. cheerfuIly heard, and
the quick quivering Of the green leaves lost
Prompt the summons, moves the struggling host:
The youths clear fence and field with froIic bound
The ruddy maids their prudent mothers boast
DemureIy step, sly stealing gances round,
Nor leave branchy path that thirds the buralgrodni
Io~-bro~ed porch they pause awhile,
Beneath the elm that towers above the douei
Exchanging, grayey, greetings without guile,
They the welfare of each honest home.
But the hum is hushed; the pastor come,
Advancing slow their toiI-bronzed brows they bend
kneeling IL opes the scored tome,
Their gushing hearts and blended tones ascend,
prayer praise God their Father and their Friend
Happy that band reliant and devouti
The dusky artisan whose brow, now bright,
Expands and joy; the yoensn stout,
Whose harvests the bounty OF Gods might
Matron and maiden Old and young unite
Heart-oferings Gods low-roofed house to bring,
FROM which the intruiing oaks exclude the light,
While 20 the organ-no,es the glad birds sing;
Yet God there; and 'tIs the palace Of Heavens King
What without that which sanctifes the Iowly,
The temples glory cathedraPs pride!
Than couqurror's triumphs higher and more holy
The Joys that with the cotters Sabbath bIde.
The Lords day past, how a eventide.
His blessed sleep whose service has been blest ..
may we live III Hin Who for died,
That life may, like a Sabbath, be possest
And death heavens Sabbath give Of and Of
Selected.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-02
INTERNATIONAL | HOTEL.

- The under.isned. proprietor of the In
s Hotel takes pleasure announcing the
- public and the travelling portion Of the community, that
still ready supply their in
in the city. Give call
.-e I'm SANr-FL A LsILER
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-02
TiPI0Ci. FiRiNA and ARR0WROOT
Of Superior Quality.

lEASUFA CTURED AT KOLOA. EAUAIt
Constantly hand snd for sale quantities suit by
.o.l-3n MKLCHFRr Co