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Convention of the Maryland Uncondition-
hllatR.

BALTIMORE, June O.-The State Convention Of
the Unconditional Union party of Maryland assem-.
blsd at the Front street theatre to-day There was
q large attendance.
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Opening Of The Pair for The Benefit Of The Or
phsns Of Soldiers and Sailon--Addrsss
- bTthe President Senior Wilson,
Gen. Banks and othsrs,-
An Immense Crowd. -'

Tho opening OF the Ehir tAtt utRnt ~ the
corner Of Seventh and Ponnsylvania avenue was =
grand and interesting affair The hall was dsnssly
orowdsd--over three thousand persons being pre-
sent. The decorations Of the interior Of the hsrl
are very elaborate and handsome. Tho ceiling 70
entirely covered with flags, and the walls are
covered with hundreds Of pictures. The tables
arranged on the east and west sides as follows
On the east sids, the main table, devoted 10 the
tnlo Of ice cream, cake, strawberries, and fancy
articles, IL under Mrs. u. O. Woodward. On the
table is child's toy set made By little girl ten
years Of age. In front Of the table 10 the "srab
Bag and wheel Of fortune, both Of which were
constantly surrounded BY large crowd.
Next are two independent tables In charge Of
: Mrs. Keoran, Miss Plant and Mrs Aibsrgsr. On
this table Is magnificent cot Of sver.ware, valued
Al A, co. two large Toe pitchers sas each two large
.-...-. .s..,.I. -. ~ ,,.,bi. x.i,.a =, ann
'as.' W 1880 isS n'N.,s.
eaon. neninu ,ne 'ao'e' arc Plo'a'os VI fres,ush'
Lincoln, President johnson, Gen. sherman, Rev.
ID A. Mcguire and others Above the table Is the
matte lnWnh ma,,cs tov.yd NINA CHARITY IN nil ~
N - 60 =. s,-',
lrish' mexican anu owss nass :" aisPayes
copy OF the Emancipation Proclamation attracts
great attention. M
EThe two Pennsylvania tables under Mrs. D. o
Forney, arc well filed One table is for the sale Of
fruits, confectionery, &o The other for fancy and
u,eful articles; number Of Autograph cards Of the
President and members Of the cabinet. A statute
Of the GOODIES, of liberty and a number Of relies
from theb Of Gettysburg are placed on this
table.
The Rhode Island table under Miss Carrie Reed,
Of Providence. Rhode Island. Ia we'll arranged, A
,piendid silver set and n large number Of fanoy
notion, ar. for sale At mi, table,
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Heavy Expectation OF Gold.
INV YoRK, June The steamers Aleppo and
City of Cork took 81, O24, 900 in gold.
BOsroN, June 6,-The steamship Cuba smiled to.
day taking 81 1923, 900 in gold.
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o.
Az ordinary quality Of bun paper will answer for the
Envelopes Of Class Those Of Glass are TO be made
Of Manila paper, Of arm and even ssttuts' and the
All The Envelope. must be made in the mos, thor.
length Of the lap o. each Eavslops and must have such
printing upon the face may be directed By the Poet
tWsesy Ave II pa.ssosTd SoIe each 70 contain
$50 Envelopes the boxes to be wrapped In strong paper
so as to bear transportation through the malls when
quantity not less than 900 Envelopes IL required to
hl the order Of Postmaster they must be pot up In
strong wooden boxes and in either case, proper labels
tractor as directed By an agent Of this Department
The In vslopss must be furnished In such quantities.
a. may from time 70 time be required TO Az the order.
Post Ofhee, or at the Stamp and Envelope Agency In
New York, as the Postmaser General may direct free
Bids are also Invited for furnishing 100000 Envel
opes less to be used In covering dead letters
returned to writer's, to be thoroughly made Of good
quality Of MsnillA paper, we'll gummed, 6S.l0 by 81
inches The envelopes must have such printing upon
them as msy be directed by the Postmaster General.
Also 100 900 Envel0pes less 10 be thoroughly
made Of the best quality Of white or buff paper to Be
by inches In sire and 10 have the words Post
MASTER printed on them in the manner prescribed by
this Department.
Department In Warrington, D. good order, ready
for use free Of cost for packing and transportation, and
at the rate Of about 5000 per week. Tho nrst delivery
Of the Envelopes specified above TO DO made as early In
JAY as practicable.
Specimens Of the different kinds Of Envelopes, for
to the POstmastsrs Of the following ohsss Via New
York, N. Y. Boston, Mass Philadelphia, Pa Balu-
more, Nd or they may be obtained direct from this
Bidders will be expected to furnish specimens Of the
Envslope. they propose % supply and no BID yil be
opes, accompanied by Satisfactory guarantees.
The price bid, and the quality Of samples submitted,
will both be taken into consideration In awarding the
Bond and security will be required for the faithful
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al, therefore The aid Court had no right to try
him. Z, Ths matter was argued yesterday before the
Court ~ baae and The judges refused 70 grant the
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dBER, LUMBER.

CHURCH 4 co.
Desire to call special attention Of the Carpenter aud
Builders, wheelwTlghH aud COAchmakeru, to their
tsBsiys Snd well selected assortment Of all the various
kinds II Lumber consisting In part Of
All sizes Of white Pine Poplar, Walnut OAk, Ash and
Hickory.
FRAMING.
White Pine, Spruce. Hemloek, Va Pine, aud Oak.
FLOORING.
white Pine Spruce, Va Pine, Eastern Shore, and Oak
SHINGLES
Cypress, white Pine, Spruce, and Cedar
FENCE RAILS. POSTS, AND PICKBrs
Bills Of Lumber cut TO order at the shortest notice
O. b. CHURCH 90,
mYalm Cor Maryland ava and Eleventh street.
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the Court Of Claims.
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under the present au'gsmspt commenced In the midst
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the abes has been earnest and sincere In It's cup
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Of the same principles we have no other duty to per
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PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.

Posr 0gEIcE DEPARTnEHT,l
WASHINGTON, d. G., May "a, 1885. !
Sealed Proposals will be received this Department
until Jane -, at clock, m for Furnishing Rnye-
and second class Offices, during period Of two years
from the LIST Of July, 1889. The estimated number Of
Envelopes that viii be required Is as follows;
Glass 100 900 Envelopes for Circulars, b< by 3
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If were disposed to engage particularly In any
cause II would be that to advance the interest and
proud that this great movement has had Its origin
In the capital Of tho nation. am proud that the
ladies Of this city are instrumental in organizing
this great and good work,
Gather these orphans together let them DO in.
struotedi bring all your influences to bear and you
cannot fall TO accomplish this great work Edu-
cate them; guide and train their minds
/ thank you for your kind invitation to be pres
emit on this ooonsonj but had not received an
invitation l would have intruded myself here, for
an object of this kind Is one In which take the
greatest interest. Physically, mentally peeu-
niRrily, intellectually, every way, will give this
good work my aid and encouragement.
The President continued his remarks for q con.
siderable time, and was frequently interrupted by
applause.
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VNHE 0RATORIO OF THE FLOWER
l. QUEEN, OR THE CORONATION OF THE ROSE,
WILL BE GIVEN BY tbs
You've LADIES OF THE SECOND DISTRICT SCHOOL
at Growers Theatre, on FRIDAY EVENING, June s,
1885, under the direction Of Prof j. H. DANIEL, com
meneipg at o clock, p. m.
This beautiful FLORAL Exhibition will be produced
with nue effect, with efficient chorus Of hfty
Young Ladies', Pupils attached to one Of our Public
Grammar Schools.
The proceeds to be applied to aid in the purchase
Of Pianofor the Of the School
Tickets Of admission, 80 cents. lee. 81
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4s,4S3 Book, Cutlery, Bngrayings, &c, VI to 80 -.
ao1.....'.".......'''.'''.'' os wv
tn. l.. M an. m: on ~ sisSS
Of the theatre, whore three thousand persons can wit.
ness H. committee will be appointed By the audience
Printed lists Of asards will be published and supplied
to agents and ticket holders Parties having tieke!.
VII retain them uoul after the awsrds are made and
tickets Immediately with full directions to the ship
Ping goods 2, aSfs, e. the Ts I "a:
Ba ding for the bensat o. the Soldiers aud sailors Ma
and Psen,yIsanla avenue, ws.SipstcD, D" G. ''
The Directors appeal the srsty Of the people to
ss in relieving the wants Of the orphans Of fallen
comrades.
MAJ. HALL, Pres'i Soldiers and Sailors ONION.
wILL Js,sSu MORSE
J. B. HUTCHINSON ESQ,
Cashier National Bank Of the Metropolis.
All psrfous fvOrabiy disposed are requested to act
agents, but no eomussions will be allowed.
Money should in all cases be seat by post once order
In every case send the name and post once address,
stamp. All orders for tickets must be addressed to
Secretary Soldiers and ssiIors' National Concert,
RkPER BY PERMISSION, TO
Mai. Gen. wiuneid g. Hancock, U.s.A.
Gen Robert @. sohenck, N. o. Ohio.
Gen. HAlbert Y. Paine, NJ c., Wisconsin.
Gen. John II. Ketchun. NJ g., New York.
Gen. James q. Blunt, KansAs.
Gen. j. N. Hedriok, Iowa.
Gen. d. c. MeCailam, D. @,
Gen o. Y. Dayton, New York.
Hon. Thos. W. Ferry, N. G, Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, N. G., Pennsylvania.
D, Q. POrnsy, Esq, District Of Columbia.
MAJ. J. Z. Doughty, New York.
Hon. Richard wAlIaeh, Mayor, Washington, D. G.
Hon. VIM Kelley. NJ. O. Peuusylyaula.
Hon. Kelian v. Whaley, N. c. West Virginia.
Hon. Ebon c. Ingorsoll, n. O., Illinois
Hon. Henry q. Dsmlng,M G, Connecticut
Hon. A. H. Lahu, NJ c., New York.
Hon. Leonard Myers, NJ C., Peunsylvania.
Hon. William A. Newell M. G., New Jersey.
Hon. George W. Julian, NJ. c., Indiana.
Hon. Stephen 2. Wilson, NJ. G Pennsylvania.
Hon. J. h. 6rinnel, NJ. G., Iowa.
Maj. O. N. Yau Barren, New York. jeo-eod2m
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
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THE AMERICAN COTTON PLANTING
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shire.
Hon, oHAUNcEY M, DBPEw, late Secretary of State,
New York.
Hon. JAS. H. WALTON, late Treasurer Of .. 8. Mat,
PhiladelphA,
Hoo. N b BRYANT, Boston, Mass.
ako. L. TRAsK, ESQ, arn Of Bigelow Trask, New
York.
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ton, Mass.
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This Company offers greater inducements for invest
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The object OF the Company 10 to afford facilities to the
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and satisfactory security by mortgage their PlAnG
ton and cTops for money advanced In procuring sup
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dental to the development "f the soil.
CAPITAL AND LABOR
the universal requirements Of the largest portion OF
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ntshed will restore that portion Of our unfortunate
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Subscription books have been opened In this city by
JOHN W MAGlLL, Agent, at the Banking House Of
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., corner Of PennsylyAniA
GVenue and Tenth street Ap2S.H
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a.a Brsvet Lieut.. Col and P. NJ. U. s. A.
WASHINGTON, June s, 1885. II
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"A LEX. R. s II Il p II Il Il d =,
N Successor 10 J. W. Thompson 4 Co.,
No. 200 PRNNsILVAAIA AVENUE, WARRINGTON, D. O.,
Dealer In
METALS, MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE, PLUMB.
ING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
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wAsHRGToS, 9Th May, 1865.
| have this day associated with me In business my
brothers, Thomas N. aud Wilmer 8. Shepherd, under
ALEX, r. SHEPHERD 4 BROS,
and hope, By close application to business low prices
and fair dealing, TO merit continuance Of the patron
age heretofore bestowed on this house.
nyu.a ALEX. 4, SHEPPARD,
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Manufactured from genuine ROCK CRYSTAL, giving
ease and comfort 10 the optic nerve, aud suited
FRANKLIN 4 CO.,
Scientific and Practical Opticians, 24 Pennsylvania
syenue, between Twelfth and Thr zenith streets, north
side,
Microscopes, Electrical Machines, Thermometers
CaTtes do Vists, and Photograph Albums In great
HarialY and at the loWeaL pIieaA nY7.lY
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IMPORTS.

From BlsToS-Per I5laHi, Nov. 49, 6 clothing, 500 6 ke-
rps-ur oil. ! bN aiuauaC-. 3 . cotton gins aud rrll-r-. > pianos.
2tN- machinery, I TX marble. l piece granite. l bN silver, !
pkg papers. J case books, l. sl4 fee oak plank, 3 -r-lstuue>.
IL S-zs mails. ! case lead, l Daie patch maps. 70 bbs roSin- 70
c she's. ! hale d~nims, l. plg< points, 10 PSgs r1p-. 10 farm
ss boilers, 80 dCz pals. 10 nests tubs. I rack boxes. 3 hNs fGrui-
tGre- ? G glassware. is tons aud - esks coals, 100 pkgs o~-
meat, . wtsl- bats, - GOT feet Pu~ lumber 500 feet spruce
plank. s.yi6 feet siding, 40 -Pruee poles. : anchors. 2+65O. Il
gall SHOCKS, l-5lJ kegs heads. - pzEs brad, ] case twine. ! bN
MARINE, ; 6 axe handles 20 bbls pitch 80 bb!s tar. Is tbls
metallic paint, : = vlruish. ) keys sheataiug nails - G b-n-
L,-. - KS paints. 5 g CrtvkzTy. 20 rhls de sand 80 bhI-
kaoin, l case wagons. ! pkgs gear 10 Wheels. ! pes Shafts, 81
r.g= ck shocks. = cs-s heads and hoops. l lthe, Is g chains.
II csks composition spike IS G preserves, L tNs corn starch,
- bh,s vinegar. - 6 salt, 8 tbls salt. c. chocolate. 20 bN-
bris-o! brick. 20 TX yeast PlSder, 10 qr bs hsh, 20 kits fish,
- |Ess hardware. IS stoves and 80 C S4re. - hNs bricks, .
kegs rivets, : pigs caps, : pigs c0Opers tools, lsJ pkgs uGsp-ci-
fed md-e-
From GCAE-per Oregon Nov. 1I-9 csks cOcoanut oil, IS
bdls whale bone. 5 hXs feathers.
From BAKEH's IsLASD-per kamehameha V, Nov. 12-lO
tons old iron. leo empty barrels. 5 water c. -ks, : bbis Ui com
position, I ok copper bolts. l horse cart. l iron pump and pipe.
From SAS FEAScIsco-per Sarta, Nov III bx plants. l
bN silver Earr. 81 - paint oi, - bNs onions, 7s3 pigs potatoes
2g bxs apps AID P-sr-. = bales bags, - pkzs dry goods. 5
pkgs -athrr. l psg roots. Is! bNs bread, 1900 ar ks -four. TCg
tags barley, lOi bags beans. ! safe. : pigs fIruiture. > 6 tin
ware. g stoves. ! case cigars IS pkgs spirits, : C Photographic
material. - pigs inspected mise.
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EH4LING ITEMS.

From our N~- Bedford exchanges, we CLEAN the following re-
ports from ~hale ships, which will h. new to most waalemen.
\ letter hum Capt Barker, ofbark Greyhound. II westpart,
40 d.. whale oil All sell.
\ Ieu;er fun Capt; Macy, Of ship Lancer. Of New Bedford.
Ave- ssn. hs' : 'o-'A''' Oh VIII" 90 '''' sperm OIL
Astier from Capt Worth, q bark Robert Morrison. Of Se~
s.erm aud 20 DO whale oil on board. B0uDd hanpbaesinr.
A letter fum Capt Coon. q ship Contest, of Nes Bedford,
6 6iF'''' her At f''''' July 18Th having landed 20 IBIS sperm
\ letter from Capt smith Of bark Java u. reports her in
MalaceA Passage. May lO,h. having taken so bis. sperm oil
wiihin the last eight days-s5O sperm all told.
A letter from Capt Cook Of bark Leoaidas, reports her a,
Whale Of pr E'z4 Blrss, Sr Ses York. -l d.
Capt Char.e. II; Robins Of bark Cape Hern Pigeon. Of
vessel on The 3ssh q june, 10 mites y. W. Of F.orrs. or as'
count q Sickness. and prOceei-i TO Flores, which place he lrt
Gr.t oH5sr, Nr. sngw, Who VII continue the voyage.
A di-Patsh dated san FrAaes'o, Is, sept. states that bark
sc, lark S-uy 4 Susan, Hovaad, Nes BEDFORD, having rasen
49, bbLs sperm oil This season.
VESSELS SOLD.
BARK Grayhound. q New York. ~ tons. built 4. Kfn-.;on
Mass in 1850. has be-n parcbased BY Charles Tucker, OF Dart,
mouth, and aHI Be fitted Tor the whahng business.
BY C.FI TAl11s MsIgu. sSuueI Osborn. Jr. pparsha.ei
l-I5th u the above named ship u Thomas DuEham q Nez
Sehr Thomas jefferson. Of Boston. I25 tons. built in Baltimore
in ls55, ha- ben purchased ~ Capt Gosei Chas-. late Of
tnusd in the e1asiias business under Command Of Capt Chase.
Barr William II shall r, Of salem. us tons new measure
neut. lately m the African trade a peen purchased by John
Z. Osscod- E-q- and others, % Salem, to b employed in the
whAli- business
yAEIcUs ITEMS.
There arr four companies in New South Wales employed in
extracting oil from camel coal f7znd abou, twenty four HIe,
from Sydney- The coal yields from - to $50 gallons of OIL to
the ton. and Il = estimated that it can hs extracted, refined,
and Delivered IN sydney az a cost Of l. Sd pr gallon.
VI0IATIJS o. THE REVENUE LAws-W iIiiam Wilcox. vas
arresi-d on Friday last. by L :. Deputy Marshal Cobb upon a
warrant issued by the District COur, charging him with having
Committed a fraud upon the revenue q the United States. by
ID in ~ .-trs1.r Lauis wash The dsf-1dan; ar orc az
bonds for his APPEARANCE a. CoUu-Sklp. Ltsf, sept. IL
w#ALFs-A large school q whales. says the Cape Ann ID
rsrfI,sr. have been IN the Bay during the past week One q
our fishermen informs u that h- counted 30, between TbaiChers
I-I4nd Light aui Eastern Point. while the vessel was rurur-g
in 90 Friday af--ruoau- Thy were quite lively. and their an
ties a. th=y swan and hloEei. presented an animated scene.
S4u.s Z cur CaCst fishermen never recnl-ct the time when
there were - many . these uon.tsrs IN these waters. "a nov.
a16 this probahiy accounts for the shyncss Of the uackerel and
otheT t-h.
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EXPORTS.

FoE a CErIsE-rer whaIeship Reindeer, Nov. l6,h-3 kgs
butter. 20 hbls beef u bids pork, 5 csAs bread, . csks -four, 5
csk= sails, ~ bags potatoes
Foe NEW BEDFoED-rer Isabella, Nov. l7th-235! bliss
(z.5 JsT lh-J Whal-DOue, - csks G5l92 gals sperm oil. 1895
csk. Cz23.O2O Eals) whale oil, = buls sIush, l saddle. = cas-s
gin. 3 6 assorted liquor, IS cases bread, Is bEs Sour. % bgs
potatoes, = coils rope, ) Gases brandy, = Udls hose couplings, lot
u dunnags.
Value freign,------sl24 So Transhipped. 20
FoE d. ~CErIsE-per wLaleship winslow, Nov. eta-iO! SIX
-four, 60 bags potatoes.
FoE 4 CEuIsE-p-r whaleship VIM. Clifford. Nov. l3th-3
Tx. bomb iaBees, loo bags -four. 90 bNs bread. = kegs butter. ~
bhIs b-~L ; c>ks heads and hools- ; coils tOSline, ! coil cutting
falls. % sSs potatoes, - bils shocks.
FOK a CEuIsE-p~r g~haleship Champion, Nov. l2th-iS sks
pJtat ties, IS bb.s -four.
FoE EDsAkrowS-prr whaIe-hiP Splendid, Nov Oils bbls
h.=[ . bbls pork, 10 60 bread, - SKIS -Four, / keg butter. 10 SKIS
potatoes
FoR a CErIsE-per whaieship Roscoe. Nov. l5th-33 bags
potatoes, l cMl manila, , 6 yellow metal, l kg composition
nails
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PASSENGER

Fsoy Sry.-t.r C,u.t,utir.. Nov. qh-Capt. A. French
John Loyeu. Thomas sayre, c Clark Green, Il Reed-6.
Fro4 Bo>rox-per Io!ani, Nov. Oh-Joseph Brewer, Peter
Dubois. john YoungS.
FEu~ BAxFE's IsLASD-per Kimchameha V, Nov. 18th
VIM E.bcuck. vs. G stone, aud IS iabJr-rs-3C.
FEaN sAS FEASCIscO-per Sar5ta. Nov. li;h-B c Knitzin-
ger ia. Gun. " ! Fisher, ID 4 " Walsar-u. II Miller, simon
Catib-rg. l. sylvester. g Il Bur--ss. Alfred Randall, IS Young,
sam el silva. Charles Dvben-l2-
FR,u wIxpx.sp PaErs-pe rKilauea. Nov. IOt.-G + Judd.
J J Ayers. n Tuuon. Miss 4 MeIca!f Il Had, Il Davis, Capt
Paun-S.
Fog WlSpwAED PoRTs-per kiiausa, Nov l2th- Gen l. VI
NcCapk. Admiral u X Thatcher, lady aud daughter III Iurion,
Mrs ThursiOu and = children, Capt Paun, Mrs z Ii Andrews, ID
Reddiug. and about so deck.
FROM PAFgErE-per Cambridge. Nov. l6-NE Sinclair aud
lady. Mr. Valentine DTrsher, Nj r. Kummet.
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ARRIVALS.

Nov. IG-HgS'n clipper ship Iatani, Green. Ia days from
Boston, maisc % e Brewer l. Co.
II-$hrN Moi ksiki. Auton-. from kahuiui.
II-Am Oh bark Courier. Ianlbln. frm Arctic. With
100 bot. Oh AMI 6OcO M bone
II-Od. Nh ship Oregon. Mamma. from Orh0tsk, with
$50 bhts Oh AMI 1900 rs bone
I--Svhr Wary Eu~u- Wrst. from Waihee-
Iz-Schr Primer Hltdeii, Gum Hsnal-i-
l--Schr Mary, K-lctt, from Anahots-
I--Schr Settie Merrill, Kinney, from kotaa.
12-Haw'n brig 6amehamehaN " Fletcher, - days from
Bakers Island
I&-Schr Helen. Earlstcr. from MaHko.
IG-CoL bark Sarits. Wiis1u. Odays from san Francisco
With mdse o. n Hsckfcd x Co.
1t-Schr KaLIma. Nasahi. from Eoloa-
l!-Am Eh bars Peru smith, from Arctic, with SOC bbls
nu and 800 Ibs bone
15-ScHr NariaIs. Powers from HiIo-
Is-Bsrk Camhddgr. D Hrmpstead. 20 days from P4pe-
ete, Tahiti. With wO'd . Walker. Allen & Co
Reports barxeutine Constitution sailed the same
cay br Pu=rt sound.
E-Str EHausa, B@nn-tt, from WirIzard Ports
I7-Schr AIherai. Briggs, Dr Ka~Aihae-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-11-17
DIED.

THCxAs ASP SEcrGR,-Jose Thomas aC4 IstheE j. S@-u-
ara on the 2sh Of Jgly while the L8goaI was cruising in the
Arctic OCEAN, we're drowned They Ners taken dc=n By tire
line b-comiug foul The body % one q tie lafSrslu=-e yong
men was drawn Up By The line
ELsSEE-sgldenly. Nov Iith- on board American ~~54iesti2
PrssJfsnt- Henry kisner. a native % Aitou1- Hoistein. a=si
y years. The deceased had served IN the Union Army, an
was hanorably discharged lie belonged TO Company =. oh
N-W Jersey Volunteers.