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Gpetial, Notices.
List of Union Meetings in New or

Friday Nor 3
PL,rrsBuRGH- Hon. BUTLER @. NOBLE.
Jogssrows--Ion. HENRY WILSON.
(Hon. THOMAS q. ALV0RD,
Roc1rsrgp-l Hon c. C. WOODMAN.
Cen ]. II MARTlNDALE.
OwEGo-PATRICK CORBEIT ESQ.
DE KArp VILLAGE Hon A. X x rARKER
JoHssrovs Columbia Co.-WILLIAM II. BURLEIGH
SYRAcUsE-Gen ;. +. CAREY.
kIsGsToy-Hou. y. BRUCE. ,,,,,,,
YosKERs-Hon CHAUNCEf NJ DtPEW.
(Gen. JOHN 4. LOGAN,
BnooKIYy- )Gen JUDSON L. KlLPATRlCR,
(Ifon. VIM. ID. KELLY.
NEwPoRr-Rev. &. J. IVES. =, .,n,ru,s
PgTRIER CoRSERs-FIon. GEORGE II. ANDhE"S
,,....- IMaor EDMUND j. PORTER,
hOstiSsfoS- Hon. JAMES X. WHITING.
Saturday, Nor. e.
TPOy-Hon. BUTLER o. NOBLE.
ITBACA-Cien :. f. CAREY teyeninTl
LITTLE FALLs-Hon. HENRY WILSON.
ELNRA-PATRiCK CORBETr, esq.
CASASDAIGUA-Gen. JOHN II. MAkIlSDALE.
mop,y {Gen. T.. A. MERRITT,
'ioNh~i- Hon A. X PARKER.
SENECA FALLs-tion. THOS O. ALVORD.
KISDgRHooS-Hon CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW.
HUDsoS-Hon. b. f. BRUCE.
DRYDEN NILLAGE-Gen $. =. CAREY.
HEaKIaER-Kev. X. !. IVES
NIDDLETowS-Gen q. W. KINKS OF Massachusetts.
Mond1y Not g.
NEwBURGH-Hon BUTLER q. NOBLE.
LOcxPoRT-Gen JOHN II. MARTlNDALH.
PEsKsKILL-Ilon. CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW.
GEsEvA-PATRlCK CORBETT, esq.
SCHRyECIADY-Gen. ;. Y. CAREY.
p (Hon. CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW,
IkAA'AiLL- Lieut. JOHN a. THOMPSON.
OSRIDA-Hon. THOMAS q. ALNORD
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4 CARD.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants Of the public and in order to prevent unscrupu-
ous dealers from paming oil inferior and worthless
goods as tho MORON GOLD Pens ! shall hereafter
SILL 30 GOODS At WHOLESALE eIcP'iHR only to duly
Appointed aud Authorized Agents to whom Ceftih'
cate Of such Agency.w be giyen. and who alone shall
be able to sell the Morroy PESs in that city or village
Tony Agents l shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public a. ny Published and
well known prices.
jewelers. or stationers will in all cases. be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application, by letter or otherwise.
Where no Agency is established, those wishing the
MoRTos PES must send TO my store, where prompt
attention Will BE- given TO their orders.
Circular. with fac smile Engraving' OF all sizes
and Prices will be sen; to any one on receipt OF letter
postage.
Address A. MoRToy. No. 2j Maiden lane New'i OK
Dated Eew.York Nov. J. lsoj.
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TIE Sd regiment g Veteran Reserve Corps
arrived here yesterday from Brattieborough,
Vt. under orders to be mustered out. Its whole
force consisted of-what? One Colonel, one
Lieutenant Colonel, one Major, one Adjutant
one Q1artermaster. and one pirate! Is mt it
about time that the rest Of these skeletons were
1One for1
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T. L. PITTS of Orleans is renominatod for the
Assembly, and ought to have every Union vote Of
his District. He has already shown himself to be
able as debatcr and wise as legislator, and his
neighbors know that he is man Of sterling integ-
rty. No corrupt job ever had his vote, but all his
ability and energy were given for the good of tho
people 1t is men of that sort that we need at
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NJ. JAMES NJ. M'CARTIy, who had already
the Union nomination, was last evening nom
mated By the United Service Association for
Member Of Assembly from the Eighth District
comprising parts Of the With, AIth and KILN
Wards. He is a good and true man, and there
are hopes Of his election.
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FIRE II AN OIL FACTORY. morn
ing about o'clock fire broke out in the center build
ing Of the CRYSTAL OIL Works situated on tie corner q
Conover and Persists The building Is about ~ Ieet
f,ort 20 fee, in depth, and story IN hight The
flames were al scOyered breaking out near the sil ana
communicating with the oily su5''auccs about the
prciniscs spread With fearful rapidly. mo hremen
their efforts 20 the saving Of tie adjoining por
ons Of the faGory. in which they succeeded The m
terror of the buipg IN which tie fire ORIGINATED was
completely Quilted. The loss anouhis to about S1Op
upon which their is no insurance. Tie owner u Mr'
James W. Christopher Of No l39 Maiden-ane. New
York
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elected.
DANIEL DREW.
ANDREAS WiLLMANN,
WILLIAM TUCKER.
HARVEY n. WOODS.
GEO. r. SrhINBRENNER
Col. TllOS. Il. VAN BUREl
ARNOLD BLUM. IT..
FREDERICK C.WAGNER
ALBERT DUNG, Sr.,
GEORGE OPDYkE.
AMOS &. BELL,
JAMES II. SACkETT,
DAVID MILLER,
MARX kELSCH.
| ALBERT c. DUNG,
| Gen. GEO. W. PALMER,
SPENCER KIRBY,
JOHN SLOSSON.
MARSHALL Il. BLAKE.
| MiNTHORN TOMPklNS,
THOMAS u. AsTEN,
MARTIN THATCHER,
JOHN COMMERfORD,
BENZ. C.. LEyEklDGE,
CUMMINS IL. TUCKER,
WILLIAM BOARDMAN.
MATTHEW ID. GREENE,
IRA o. MILLER,
JOSEPH ELLEKY.
GEORGE j. BRADFORD,
FRIEDRICH McCkEADf,
VI. ). DUNHAM,
STEPHEN NJ. WRIGHT.
ROBERT u. BOYD.
SIMEON JOHNSON.
JOHN LEWIS.
ISRAEL d. WALTER,
ROBERT FAIR.
And ,
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TIE DrBhrN EXHIBITION.

THE HIGHEST PRIZE AWARDED TO rHE GROVER & BA-
FER MACHINES.
On Monday morning Earl Russell announced the
nwarls % the successful exhibitors the International
Exhibition. Dublin and the Prizes were oitcrward
presented by the Duke 81 Leinsier Among the exhib
itOrs who obtained Medals we're the Grover Baker
Sewing Machine Company Liverpool and London. this
being The fifteenth first class Prs gained by these Ma
chimes this season. London Mercury.
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Fifth Senatorial District.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TENTH. ELEVEN

THIRTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH WANDo'
TIE undersigned residents Of the City OF NewYork would
uraenty request all citizens of the Filth Senatorial District.
who desire to secure an honest aud faithful representation u
the State Senate 10 cast their votes for GILBERT G.
pEANE who the nominee of the loyal Of the District
M Deane is native of the City of NswYort' loyal
Union ixsn friend Of the soldiers and sailors who havs
achieved our victories industrious and honest man. ana
will make an able and fearless representative
Give him your and efforts and he will berumphanus
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LIE FoRrY. sEcoNpsT FIRE.-Thefre is stil

IHE ORT1 -SEIVNU-NI' It TTsI'' IT. III" ~ -
b,rg among the coal in the yard OF the Metropolitan
Gas Works Company at the foot of Forty 'second'st
"a has .iuce been actively engaged IN throw ing
streams of water upon the fire. Tic coal has been
Inrring since Friday last. Owing TO tho immense
quantity Of coal piled in the yard 1t Is almost impos'i
bia IN get at the flames.
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FIRE IL AVENUE A fire ofincendiary orr
Gin wns yesterday discovered under staircase on tho
FIST floor Of No. 20 Avenue y. Il Wa soon e&uh'
,n,sIrd The building is owned BY William Is. AstOr.
eDd " damaged 10 the amount OF 50.
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The Union Citizens of the 9th Senatorial
DISTRICT 18th 18Th Goth BIS. and 22d Wards ere in
yted 10 assemble in Mas Meeting at Everett Hail. corner oil
Thir,y.foudh. and Sixihave., On FRIDAY EFENlNG
Nov D. for the purpose OF indorsing the NOMINATION. o.
THOMAS MURPHY for Senator, and the nominations made
by the Union State County and judiciary Conventions
+ D. MORGAN CHARLES FOX.
A. r. MAN WIN. L. DODGE.
D. d. Il. MARSHALL, CHAS. c. DODGE,
c. &. PiNCKNEY, WIN. Ii. FOGG,
GEO " BLUNT HENRY A. HURLBUT
r T. TEFFT WILLIAM H. LEE,
PETER COUTANT ALONZO +. ROBBINS,
A. O. DUNN WILLIAM +. JONES.
JOHN FETTRETCH. CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
TfOS. {. COOPER, LUTHER X. MARSH
CORNELL NARIAE WILLIAM NJ. yERMILYE,
JAMES OWENS. H. IL. HYDE,
c. n. LUDINGTOS. NJ w. COOPER
LEGRAND b. CANNON EDGAR kETCHUM
WIN. WALTER PHELPS. JOHN J. PHELPS,
RICHARD KELLY d. RANDOLPH MARTIN,
HERMAN T. LIVINGSTON.
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JErPBRS, No. 573 Broadway.-Ladies anC
Gcnicmen's Extra Rich Embroidered SLlrrfRs. In
Gliding Gold and Silver. JLPITEs No. 30 broadway
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EVERY oyR who examines the merits oil the
BurGLAR AlAgM TEfEGRAPH u surprised nj lis lin
plicity and efficiency. H. HOLnEs. No. l95 broadway
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IAdYrfti.cmrnlal

THR LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE IN
New York has EENOyEp to No -, Canals,. l. BA,TEI.
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RECAPTURE OF A CouNTERPKITBR'-lho nas
yyc,IInr alias Little Tommy" who escaped from
Goshen iai where he was awaiting DIS tiisi ior Psss
n,srfeit money was arrested at about p m yesleI
dav at The ST. Charles Hotel. and taken TO HoSlsh'
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SEWING MACHIyES-FoR SALE AND To KENT.
V. W WiCKs No. 456 Broadway.
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TIM FINEST OvERCoATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
COUNTRY ready for sale,
l. V. BKoKAw No. CO LAFAYETTE place.
No 81 FouIth.ave.. opposite Cooper Union.
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Great Union Meeting in the Academy Of Music,
Brooklyn on FRIDAY EVENING. November J, under the
auspice, Of the CENTRAL UNION CLUB.
Msjor.Gen. JOHN A. LOGAN Of Illinois,
Msjor.Gen JUDSOE J.. KILPATRlCK Of Hew-Jersey,
Hon. WIN. D. KELLEY, 81 C., Philadelphia,
Hon. DANIEL 5. DICKINSON OF New.York,
will positively address the meeting.
Advancement, will be made for outside meetings.
& NJ GRlSWOLD, President.
EnwIN A. STrpwEIL Secretary.
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SOMETHING NEW.

Poys' and Chldren's GARIDALpI GETAWAY and LoU'
AVE Suns by the Thousands ut Reasonable Prices
l. V. BGoEAw. No. o. Lafayette place
No. 81 fOuIth.ave.. opposite Cooper mon.
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Executive Committee Of the Union General
ouuiftPe,-A special meeting OF the above COMMITTED
viii be held Headquarters corner Broadway and Twenty
tbird,t on FRIDAY EVENING, Nov 3. at 4 o'clock.
OWEN w. BRENNAN, Chairman.
III II. H. HuE Hat Secretaries
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The Following Eminent Speakers will positively
address. tie great Union Mass Meeting to be held TONIGHT
3, the Everett Rooms. Of Broadway and Thyiourth
st. to indorse the nomination Of THOMAS MURPHY for
Senator Seventh Senatorial District:
Major. Gen. FITZPATRICK,
MsjorGen SWIFT.
Hon. r. Y. ANDREWS.
Hon. JOHN II. WHITE,
Rev. WI. H. BOOLE,
Col. THOS b. VAN buren,,
Hon. WIZ. f. DODGE,
Jude A. J. DITTENHOEFER.
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HALLS VEGETABLE

Doors AND SHOES. at reduced prices, a.
DosKs kENwaRD's Nos. 10 and u Aun-si., New-iors
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special Meeting Of this Association viii be held 81 iead
quarters. Diusr.in Third ave. between tty-ninih and
Sixtieth St. THIS rdsy EVENING Nov g. 1865, st Il
0 clock Every member Il requested to be punctla
J. W. CULVER, President.
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NATIONAL FEEEDMES's RELIEF ASSOCIATION. I
No. 70 JoHN.sT. NEW-YoEK. Oct %. 1865. )
70 he Board Of Ttnstees
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Dneiness Notices.

A hundred novelties in addition to the Stereo,
,xnd ..ve NAV b. seen IN the GESILEngSs YOUTHS ana
IIo,s HAT DEPARTMENT aud the hdTens fancy hat depart
,nsnI a, GENIs g. No. 5i3 Broadway
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ALLAN COOPER, NecTeIary.
sixteenth Ward Union RHIly.-tion. HORACE
GREELEY Hon. CHARLES ). SPENCER, and other emil
uent Speakers will address the Citizens al ashnson Hal
corner Of Eighth.ave aud Eighteenth ST., on SAIUhDAi
EVENING, Nov. & AZ :. O'clock -. ct,
II. c. PARkE, President Andy johnson Union Ciuo'
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y REscUE-On Wednesday afternoon. as a little
son OF Mr.. Il. Gilliland was playing on the wharf.
near the bark EeokG. he accidentally fell over
board, and being unable to swim, would probably
have sunk had it not been for the agility of one
Of the crew of the bark HeoJn. named Brown.
who witnessed the accident from the main topsail
yard. where he was employed al the time. Brown
descended with the rapidity of Sweet William
when be deserted his -Sayusan, lovely dear and
had the little struggler landed almost before he
had time 70 become frightened. Brown performed
q like service for an unfortunate juvenile in Hum
boldt. just before leaving for this port. He saws
II he could be ass; ed of sufficient employment.
and remuneration equal to that he has so far re-
celVed, he would retire from the sea and make
DOy-SaYIng q regular business. Well done Brown.
~ We, in common with every one else, have
been anxiously expecting an arrival from San
francisco, but are compelled to go TO press with
out news later than that brought by the Whistler.
The COmpanid Martina del Peru No. ., Oracle.
Bengal, S~nyT7siote and Comet are all overdue.
EJ- On the occasion OF the sailing of the D. c.
Murray, on Saturday last, c. W. Brooks. Esq. of
the firm of c. ". Brooks Il Co, of San Francisco,
entertained a large company on board. Cham
payne was in great abundance. and the best of
cheer prevailed. @
~ The long passage of the 4. 4. EIdridqe,
from Oregon, may account for the non-arrival of
the vessels from San Francisco. She reports light.
battling winds. -
~ Don't forget the lecture before the Dash
Always. to be delivered by Mrs. \. W. Allen. at the
vestry of the Bethel Church, this evening. at half
past : o'clock. -
y BARK TELEGRAPHED-As we go TO press this
morning a bark is signalized-probably the Snyr-
Mote or Comet.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
OCTOBER IA.

OK Saturday last, the long and anxiously
looked for first whaler of the season arrived,
the American whaling bark Ahmira, Captain
Osborn, of Edgartown. The Almira sailed from
this port on the twenty-ninth Of April last, for
the Kodiac, and had a tedious passage of thirty
one days, meeting light contrary winds all the
passage; cruised on the Zodiac for q time, taking
one whale, and left for the Arctic ocean, arriy-
ing off Plover Bay on the eighth of July, where
Captain Osborn was informed by the natives
that a vessel had been destroying whalers by
burning, having burned ten to their certain
knowledge. The Shenandoah being at that time
but two days ahead of the AZuuira, Captain
Osborn, deemed it wise to make for Norton
sound, where he remained twenty-one days, sup
posing that in that time the pirate would go
into the ocean and accomplish the destruction
Of the whaleships assembled there, and be away
for other parts. The Ahaira weat through the
straits, into the ocean, on the fourth of August,
IN company with the COriathian, Lewis, and the
Mercury, TOOker, they having been secreted at
the head of the gulf of the Holy Cross, and
found the whaling IN the ocean had been very
poor mp to the tenth of August, and the Captain
il of the opinion that the season will be q poor
one as the ships in all probability would not
be able to secure more than one or two whales
each. before the close of the season. The Al
nIira does not report any more vessels destroyed.
but contradicts the reported burning of the
Coral, Crandall, substituting for her the Gait
f0rHia, Cleveland, and states that he has doubts
about the burning of the latter vessel, as he
could hear of no disposition made of her crew.
In addition to the wreck and burning of the
Brunswick, Potter, we learn of the loss of the
Gratitude, Herendeen, by collision with the ice,
about the twentieth of July, and the loss of the
Louisiana, Haskins, about the same time, she
having gone ashore on a reef on the east coast
while trying to run into Kotzebue sound to es-
cape the Shenandoah. The weather in the ocean
was fair and ice not very thick. The Al
mira left the ocean on account of the illness of
the Captain, and passed through the straits ON
the fourteenth of September, and cruised for ten
days off St. Pauls, experiencing q steady gale
of wind while there, being unable to lower,
consequently squared away for the Fox ISL
ands and passed through them on the twenty
seventh of September, sea account, and came
into port on the seventh of October, having made |
the run to this port in ten days, experiencing
strong winds from the southwest, northwest and
northeast. The distance down is about the same
as from San Francisco and taking into consider
alton that the AEuira is an old-fashioned vessel, !
is n remarkable run.
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= SINCE our articles on the m~aladminis-
tration of justice in the Police Court in this
city appeared, we have been informed that it
has been a common practice in the District and
Police Courts all over the Islands. We make
this statement in justice to j. Montgomery,
Esq, Police Magistrate, who informs us that
in three instances alone he has committed per-
sons for contempt, while it has been the custom
in the same Court in years past.
We made the matter public from no personal
motive, simply to prevent, if possible, 4 repeti-
ton of tie offence against the rights of His
Majesty's subjects. If the practice is common
in Courts on the other Islands, let them take
warning, lest a suit for damages for false i'm
prisonment, bring them to u sense of their error.
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COM IL
sATURDAY. ocToBER II. 1895.

q ~ ~ Eh . 70
SINCE our last Ne have u note the following arrivals Of mer
chaa; vessels, British ship Royal Charlie, from Puget sound
Ell route % sydney American bark H. 4. EGTifge- from
Portianl' British brig 8JTsG Ray, from Valparaiso en route
TO Iaayh- and British ship Roscoe. from HougLong-
TIE departures being The American bark d. {. Murray, q
the Hawaiian Pseke; Line, for san Francisco. AID the British
brig IJred Ray Tor Batavia
TIE Royal Charlie came inside for repairs
The h. & Murray took away 2slO packages C33s,2el frs)
q sugar; 10 hags $3.50 f.D Of coffee, and other assorted
cargo
Oar eSrharge item last week was Al error asking for an ex-
change quotation, we were given BY mistake a money quotation
Exchange was disposed % at from . to : per cent discount
The statement OF the Minister % Finance Of exports and
imports, for the quarter ending September Goth, and for the
eore=poniing quarter Of 1864, published in last weeks Ga
<etfs, shows a marked Increase in most 81 cur leading staples;
SoGre, pai1 and fungus alone falling short
There we're some triHing errors in the Gazette, which We
have eudeayoret TO correct
The total value o. exports fr the quarter just closed, was
Sis 5ss.78. against s22i, 4,ss for the corresponding quarter
% 1854. giving an Increase Of go, 7Ol.T6.
Tae following IS a table OF products and amounts for CORES
ponding quarters Of 1854 and 1866, showing also the Increase
or decrease Of the articles enumerated
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Communicated. I

Mr. EDIToR Can you inform me and the pub
tic generally who are the losers by the coolies who
Were brought here sick in the bark Alberto. and
those who have died, We were told by the Gov
eminent folks that they could not permit the I'M
portaiion Of Iaborers by private parties, Us they
would make it Il matter of speculation, and might
bring into the country an inferior class of immi-
grants, and with them diseases hence the object
ot sending a medical man to select them. 1t APP
pears that Dr.. Hillebrand has done nothing more
than some of orr merchants could have done by
letter, as the business has been placed in the
hands of others, with more or less care. as will be
seen by the appearance, of the coolies who are now
at the Queens Hospital. and some ON plantations.
How do the Alberto laborers compare with those
brought here by the AEatador l believe the lat
ter lot was = private enterprise. MERCHANT
10 The following letters have been posted on
the Post Office slate for insuficiency of postage
stamps. since our last notice:
Messrs. Athearn s. Morrison, San Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. l. Thompson, San Francisco, Cal,
Mrs. e Steiner San Francisco Gal
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TT The William Fisher, Clifford, had a narrow
escape from destruction by the Shenandoah. The
French ship -GuStdUe is painted lead color, the
u. F. being also painted in the same odd way.
and while the pirate was destroying ships within
two miles of them, these two vessels lay side and
side. and the ". +. was not molested. no doubt
owing her safety to her coat of paint.
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IN poRr-oCroBER "a.

Rr ship Roscoe, Newton.
Br bark Royal Charlie, Ro.s.
Am bark A. A Eldridge. Abbott
Hav'u bark A J. Pope, Gesrken.
Am bark keoka, Chapman.
Am bark Whistler, Patty.
Bremen brig Agnes, Siedenburg.
Hav ship Polynesisl, Green.
Hav bark Arctic. Hammond
An clipper ship CeyIon, Woods.
Au VIII bark Richmond, Weeks
Am VIII bark Nile.
Br bark Harwood
Eng yacht Themis, Hanham-
Am VII ship Aimira, Osborne
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SENGE

For sax FxAscIscO-per D. C. Murray, Oct MIR and Mrs
A CTater. Mr. Chas wolcott Brooks, J Bonner, G W Claus,
Achuck, r Wilson, Aquack. J Webster. A Young. q IL Bar
rowsdaBe. = Guest, J waIcb, T Wood. J CaHhhan-16-
From PoRTLAxD per A. A. EIiridge, Mr. and Mrs Morton
AMI sou. Nr and NMs Grundle and chud-6.
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DEPARTURES.

Oct. Am bark D c Murray, Bennett, for San Francisco.
7-schr Moi. Wilbur. for KahuluI-
T-Schr Kalarla, for kohaIa--
IO-Sehr Settie Merrill, NelIish, for LAhaiua and Makes
LandinE. . |
1i-British brig Alfred Ray, Alexander, nr Batavia
u-Schr Helen, Kinney, sr Mookai and Mahke-
12-Schr Warwick, John Bull. for MoLokai-
1--Schr Moi Keike, NaPela, for kahuiui-
l2-Schr Moi Wahine, Kuhesna, Tor Hanaiei.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-14

~ The British bark Royal Charlie, which ar
rived outside on Sunday last. from Victoria. en-
route to Sydney, came inside on Wednesday. leak
ing badly. Her deck load of spars. will be dis
charged for the purpose of Tightening her.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-14
PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I
ARRIVALS.

Oct- 7-Schr Prince, Hatfield. from Hanaiei.
I-Schr kalana- Melish, rom KOhaIa-
Am whaleship Alnira. Osborne, from Arctic. with
$50 hbis oil and 1000 ibs bone, this season
-Schr eettie Merrill Fountain from Lshaina and Ma
KEGS Landing
s-BE bark Royal Charlie, 81 days from Puget Sound,
bound To Sydney.
9-Schr Mni Wahine, kuheana- from EanaiG-
u-Sch Warwick, John Bell from MOlokai.
liam bark A A Edriige, Abbott. IS days from Port
ant. Oregon, with misc and Passengers, to Al
drch, Walker s. Co.
Il-Sehr Moi Kefke, NapeIa, from Kahrlui.
il-Br brig Alfred Ray, AeNanies, 81 days from yalrs-
rai-O. bound to Batavia, with = cargo Of bread
stuf..
12-SehF Mary Ellen, West, from waihee Landing.
11-Schr Moi, Wilbur, from Kahului.
i2-Br ship Roscoe, Ne~ton, IS days from Hongkoog,
with n cargo Of coolies
13-schr Active, KaPuahi, from MAaIes Bay.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-10-14

E0- The spars. sails and rigging of the Pohne-
sian, have been sold during the past week. 10 C.
Thoms, Esq. and will be used in fitting the Hur-
rcoCd out for q whaling voyage.