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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-11-17

Covr,Ris,> or NEwsPAPERs-We have give,
occasionally, heretofore, statistics IN relation 1
newspapers published in the United States
Amongst the more recent items of this description
which have come 10 hand, Is an account OF IN
r ceiVts for adyertiSementS OF the several leadln~
Western journals. For the year ending June 81
1906. Their, was returned 10y the Internal Reve
nue. officers. upon which 4 tax OF . PR cent. Wa
paid 10 the Government, the following sums re-
ceived for advertisements from the
Cd Journals:
Sn0As' IH'uI
Missouri Hsrrlacsn- L|S
60 60 ISS-s6
These are all journals Published in States
where ii does not cost - much for paper, compO-
sitiun. labor. 6c.. as in California. While COM
position in ~. Louis, chicago and Cincinnati Is
but 40 cents per thousand ems, the cUSt IL san
Francisco is - cents. And nearly every other
item which goes 10 make up the expenses OF a
paper in California is at least one-thIrd more
than in the cities named. The cost OF publishing
the Bulletin is about $50, UGO per annum. Ac-
cprding 10 this statement the advertisements
alone IN either one of the four Western journals
noticed would pay the entire expense OF Issuing
this PAPER, and leave a Surplus proht, saying
nothing of the circulation. daily and weekly.
which amounts to Il large sum. The statement
here published shows the wonderful strength OF
the FIVE journals named, which has scarcely Il
parallel even in the largest cities OF the Union.
In California there are iour journals "blcu
may be considered - having gained II substantial
footing. These are the Bulletin, Alta California,
Sacramento UniOn and the Morning Gail.
The amount Of advertisements for which the
Government received a tax stands, for the year
ending the 30th June, 1866. CHE same as that
for the journals before given as follows:
go ---Sesi+o %
SacFamento Union. $50 -
NORM < " - ''
OF the other journals published in this city,
the Flag paid a tax upon SOB. T43 and the
Examiner, for 9 months. on 81, $50 Sc.
We have heretofore stated that the publication
of the BuAentin costs SO, 900 per month, and
over, or about, $50, 600 per annum. As large
as is our circulation, being at least one-third
more than any high-prieed paper in the State,
the entire circulation. that is, all the money
received from subscriptions, sales Of papers, etc.
does not rearly pay the expenses of publication.
In other words, the disbursements which we are
required to make exceed every source of income
except that for advertisements, and a cOnsidera-
bic portion of this last item even l. absorbed in
expenses. Papers furnished To readers are, there
fore, in part paid for by advertisements each
number sold actually costing more money than
we receive for it from the purchaser.-S. +.
Bulletin, Oct. l6.
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An EXTRAORDINARY SToRY.-The fekleness of
fortune is well illustrated in the experience of Il
worthy family in this city, who ave suddenly
found themselves raised from that condition in
society where people are said to live in : moder-
&:e "Reminiscences to the highest pinnacle of
wealth. The facts are these: Mrs. Eli Walker.
residing at No. 100 Maple avenue, is a woman of
English birth. Her husband (who is Il machi-
mist by trade) and herself have resided here for n
number of years and have several children. 1t
was reported some months ago that II large pro-
perty, valued at S35 900 600. had fallen to Mrs.
Walkers father as a direct heir, and lie being dead,
that the whole amount belonged to her as his
only child. Steps Were at once taken to ascer-
tain the truth Of this report. and Ex-Governor I.
ii. Seymour was employed to investigate. The
result of his investigation is entirely favorable to
Mrs. Walker, documents having been received
which show beyond question that she will come
into possession of this immense property, and she,
together with her husband and children will start
for England next week to receive the golden egg.
Hartford COUr0nt.
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AZ the Gallery on Fort Sire
Photographic Notice.
ECEINE NJ ENTIRE
A STOCK OF
Photographic Apparatusl

With All the recen; improvements in the art, I IRISH to info;m
Tie resident Of these Islands that i; = my intention for the
future 10 follow the
Higher Branches of the Profession only a!
FaiatinE and E~eto1clinE Photographs made in my own rooms.
where I1rtraituTs vii b. ny constant study. Proofs will be
shown Ia persons sitting or negatives Uf requ-st-iL Parucu-
lar attention PAID to copying oi Iictur.s-
Nj y i nov completing arrangements 20 produce Land
s-Ipe, -ters'scopic aad Microscopic Pict1Tgs g any size
T- An elegant assortment of oval and RlssEcod Frames;
Morocco. Jenny Lind and Velvet Cases constantly on hand.
So Cm CHAS. BURGESS. Photographic Auist.
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DIFFERENCE OF TINE AT Prominent PoINTs.-
The ina iguration of submarine Geographic com
municat on by means of the Atlantic cable,
makes 1t Interesting tn inquire into the difference
of time in the various cities in the different parts
of the world. When il is twelve O'Clock high
noon at New York, it is %fity-fye minutes and
fJrty-two seconds after four P. NJ. at London :;
ffty-seven minutes and twenty seconds after SIX
p. NJ. at St. Petersburg seventeen minutes and
twenty-four seconds after seven p. NJ. ut JeruSa-
lem ~fifty-one minutes and fOrty-tour seconds
afr six P. NJ. at Constantinople forty minutes
and thirty-two seconds after four p. y. at Madrid ::
thirty-one minutes and twenty-five seconds after
five p. N. at Bremen forty minutes and thirty
two seconds alter four p. NJ. at Dublin and
~forty-one minutes and twenty-tOur seconds after
six P. NJ. at Florence. The difference of time be-
tween the extreme east and west points of the
United States is three hours and fifty minutes.
In the China Sea, between Singapore and China,
it is midnight when it is noon mt New York.
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PHOTOC S

de NISITE: LARGER HOTO-
u graphs; Copying and Eulargiug;
Rstouching done in the best manner, and on the most
reasonable terms.
Also for sale, Photographs Il the Crater. kilnuea and
HnIraInIa. and other Island Scenes the KINGS KANE
UAMEHA, &c. Sc
At the Gallery on Fort Street.
II. L. CHASE.
P.S-Having purchased the Portrait Negatives from Mr..
Weed. duplicate copies can be had by those persons wishing
for the same 54l IN II. l. g
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fOrtign Ao1eTtistmsnts.
Boot and shoe Makers.

NOTICE--Ha'ing disposed Of our Factory.
= sc arr To- prepared - give cur whole Attention 20 ouT
Leather ad Finding bu-isess- On had, direct frn
Fran-r. CeJ and EV ALEC, Dorasshc Ls4tasr, Boot Lsgs,
sc, &c. &C. &c
JoHS q. UEx. +. FavEE. J8Hx BEsr.
Address. HIN s. BRAY,
5g I'm sl6 Battery street. San FHncisco.
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BALTIMORE DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES APRIL &C. 1866

Mayaguez. Rim port April lst schr - Fa-
Rep. by captain of brig Frances Jane.
Laguayra-ln port April 18TH Br brig Hermes FIN
and for New York via Porto Cabelo to sail next day
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.
.- D.. FORTRESS MONROE, April "a. 1856
The weather has been squaly during yesterday and
this morning. the wind nearly n E. The following
vessels got under weigh, and proceeded to sea:
Schr Carolina, FIN New York for Wilmington, n c
general cargo.
Schr Wellington, I'm Belfast. Me for Savannah
general cargo,
Schr r C A Ward, FIN Norfolk for N York-wood.
Schr Jonas Smith. FIN Bait for West Indies.
Schr Union, FIN Baltimore for Georgetown, S c.
general cargo.
Schr Robt Haley. I'm Baltimore for Wilmington. N
C-general cargo.
schr Loon. FIN Baltimore for Newbern, C-corn.
Schr } W Rumsey, from Washington, D c. for
Charleston-hay.
Schr W Sanders, FIN Norfolk for Wilmington. N
C-staves.
Schr Mary Ellen. fun Baltimore for Washington. N
C-general cargo.
Sehr Vosta, from Baltimore for Charleston-gen-
eral cargo.
The following vessels before reported sailed, came
back, and sailed again to-day:
Schr Rebecca Secor, FIN Baltimore for Charleston
general cargo.
Schr Jas Jones' FIN Alexandria for Chareston-coal:
Schr OVoca FIN Baltimore for Charleston-general
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M A RlNE JOUR N AL
PORT OFF BALTIM0RE.
WEDNESDAY, April 25, 1865,
Arrived,

WEDNESDAY. April 25. 1866.
Arrived.
~ Steamer y Adelaide. Cannon. from Norfolk-to NJ
Steamer George Leary. Brakeman. from Norfolk
Steamer WenOnah. Dawes. from fredericksburg
Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, from New York
Steamer Richard Willing cundiH from philadel-
phia-mdse to J A Shriver.
SShr Ed Lee. Lee, from Laguayra, 18th inst-to
fnllps " 20; cotfee to + W Bruno &SOns and Others
Schr Bentley, Williams, from Charleston, S G
to master.
Schr Island Queen, Conery. from Ponce. R-su-
gar and mOlasses to Stirling \ Ahrens.
= Steamship Carroll, L M Hudgins. Liverpool-J W
Garrett, President.
0rleans-H NJ Warfield & Co. -''"
Steamer Adelaide. Cannon. Norfolk-M N Falls
R;rc iIhaed george Leary. Brakeman. Norfolk-J.
Steamer Rea State of Maryland. Travers, Richmond
Steamer Thomas Cahil Norris Alexapdria-C
Steamer Steam VIM. Woodward, Cundif, New York;
Sf Steamer Henry CAV, Her Philadelpbia-J A
, Steamer $ Lancaster. Tomlnson. Havre de erace-r
Brig III Harold BD Sinclair, St Johns. p R-Kirk-
schr Serene, Cheney, savannah-J M Girv;n
Schr Chas Z Raymond. Higgins, Boston-R RE
schr Warcona Musen. Jr. Dayton. New York
Rose & Lyon.
Sailed.
Steamship Carroll, Liverpool.
Steamship Cuba, New Orleans and Havana,
Brig Harold. (Br) st Johns. L.
Arrived from baltimore.
Schr George Adams, Fisk, hence for Boston, at
Woods Hole, 23d inst.
Schr VIM f Burden, Adams hence, at New Bed
ford 21st inst. -
Cleared for Baltimore. ~.
Schr Village Queen, Satterly, cleared at N York,
2lst inst. -
Memoranda. MEa
Steamship Epbesus, Collins sailed from Liverpool
Sth inst for Boston and Norfolk - -.
Brem bark Gustav (having repaireD from HayTe
for New York, sailed from Milford It'll.
The j L Theirnan,n Nordenholt sailed I'm Brem-
erhaven, 5th inst, for Baltimore,
Schr Active Sherman, from Portsmouth, II, for
Baltimore, arrived at Holmes BeIe, Slst Inst.
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MILITARY AsESECTGRY,
Middle Military Department.

Major General w. S. Hancock commanding. head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette Streets. 10AN
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partnent, Brevet Col. a. F. King.
First Army Corps (U. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street. Bt 1t.
Col: Finley Anderson. Assistant Adiutant General.
Medical Direcror-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson:
Office third story Department Headquarters.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
land-Breyet Brigader General W. Ii. Browne; Office
Ne 81 N. Calvert street.
Depot Commissary-Bre Brigadier General Thos.
Wilson; assistant and BIT. It. Col Il. N Smith C. S:
Office, No. 6 S. Gay street, up stairs. - '0''
Depot and Department Quarucrmaster-CoI. Geo:
W. Bradley. Calvert and Fayette streets; as
sstants, Captain A. u. Cumming, A. G. NJ; Office,
No. 8 S, Gay st., up stairs.
Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut. Col. F. M. Fitting.
Paymasters-Breyet Lieut., Col f, B. Warner, Majors
and W. II. Stewart: offices. Post Office Building.
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p.rT.uoRE MARKETS. April %.

COFFEE.-Coffee continues dull, and we are again
without sales to report. There is but little inquiry
for it, and the feeling in the market is decidedly
heavy. We still quote nominally as follows. viz :
Rio at l634@l913 cents gold for common to good;
yll<82l cents gold for prime and choice; Laguayra
at 2lH@21 cts gold; and Java at 27@2134 cts gold.
The stock here in first and second hands is about
5000 bags.
FL0UR.-There has been very little inquiry for
Flour, and No have heard Of no sales whatever The
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MEDICAL.
TO THE WEAK!
YOUTH TO THE AGED
BI0KkENE
OR
LIFE, REJUVENATOR,

E5-Tbis preparation is unequaned as Rejurcrs-
tor and Restorer of wasted or inert functions
The feeble, the aged and all those who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental or
physical application, will find tho Biokrene to 30
what It's name implies q Life Rejuvenator which,
while it builds tip the shattered constitution, viii also
impart to the feelings the brskness and energy which
belong to youth
No matter BY what cause any organ has become e.
leeoied IN Its functions this superb preparation WEI
remove that cause at once and forever.
- BaGkRENE
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS IN
Capacity, DYSPEPSIA, DEPRESSION, LOSS
OF APPETITE, LOW SPIRITS, IMBECILIIY
MENTAL INDQLENCE, EVACUATION, ENNUI,
Il III HA5 4 ~, IIIOST DELIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE
AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM; and all who are in any way Frustrated By
nervous disabilities are earnestly advised to seek a
cure Ii ths most excellent and unequalled prepare
ton.
BEOKRENE.
The FEEBLE. tho LANGUID, the DESPAIRING,
the OLD, should give this valuable discovery trial
It 'Till be found totally different from ali otbsr
articles for the same purpose
TO FEMALES.
This preparation is Invaluable in nervous weak
neaSes of all kinds. as it will restore the wasted
strength with wonderful permanence.
II IS also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dys
use will renovate the stomach to degree Of perfec!
health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever
Une Dollar per BOTTLE or SIX bottles for s. Sold
by Druggists generally.
sent by express anywhere, by addressing
HUTCHlNGS & HILLYER,
PToprietOrs, No. q Dey street.
Eold By SETH S. HANCE,
ooote. IUS Baltimore street,
Ha!f
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TOtal............
..1,752,642.@

Total collections for the whole country except Goth
District Pennsylvania, for nine months, 60 226 bbls
and per month, 1870 bbs.
Twentieth District. January to July, average 1OT
Gll-645G66 Average July to January, since Pithoie
discovery 2G8 117-1 602 All other Districts aver
age 69l bbls-per year. 81 ,292. Or actual pro-
ductop for The calander year 1861 9ss $50 bbs OF
Is gallons each. S9.4S5,20O gallons of crude Pc
trOlaum,
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I'M MIpI "a Is AT THE WHITE, HousE.-The Bos-foo
eand OF ChippeEays, who inhabt the extreme north
sonspp Pr Ii Mlnnesota accompanied by Commits
received by the President on Monday. Ka-besh-ko,
aa-way the head chief. said to the President that
tney had travelled long way to do some bushes
with the Great Father, and on their Journey thew bod
met none OF their brothers who once owned ali tbis
great country They had waited long time and
were glad to see him to-day. good treaty had been
made, and he hoped they would not be treated rs
other tribes had been. They wanted to live undis.
tproed on the land of their fathers and their forea
11hers, and did not want the children of the Great
Father to drive them off. - Col
=. Inc President replied that he was happy to meet
men, and assured them that the Government would
faithfully carry out obligations entered into and
ne hoped the Indians would do the same. He wished
Seh prosperity and happiness and cordial welcome
py their people on their return.
Commissioner Cooley explained the nature of the
treaty and stated that it before the Senate
Ihe party will remain in Washington until the ac-
ton OF the Senate on their treaty hal be announced
TINS tribe principally fear the Entertainments Of
and by the rich mines of iron and coal that exist in
their reservation. The Indians seemed very much
delighted with the interview and shook the Presi-
dents hand most warmly in parting-Nat. Intel.
--------zrs-----
The CoLLEcrORsHIP.-Asy yet the Senate has not
acted upon President Johnson nomination for Col
ector of this port. The merchants are most anxious
mat MIR. Smythe should be confirmed at an early day
go that he take hold of the duties of the office
done BY him in regard to appointments save that he
as ABSOLUTELY refused to have anything to do with
ve1y s and one boares who would poster his
every stripe and hue with propositions bargains and
that fha 9qt to one and all his reply has been
unconditional, and he was not S;Snosod ~ dnot
E4m the example of his chief by submp % TO eon
he will he "a from Washington are that
nominee the Presdent $500 an M
mendaton be i' ehbba s alliances his only
N 7. Times. A'A'S0 ior tne position.
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAGES FELT, CEGENT AND GRAVEL ROOF
ING
Is The best In Ese and has boon well known foE if
tsen years.
we guarantee all new work for FIVE yssrs.
~ y, Is better than Tin, and costs half as much.
0lc Roofs repaired at short notice.
we s.e the only manufaoturers OF ROOFING MA.
4ENiALS in Maryland. 81 Of which We keep con-
stantly On hand for Gale. o'F oO-'
In ag9ES ard IRON FENCES painted with
ORR 9AXAaA pAhAEEINE VARNiSH. ''-AA
uou PAGE BROS 4 &C.,
~ - EEy ErTthIs
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RAILROAD NOTICES
H rs HALTtM0REA AND OHIO RATP,1o,--,

ne 1Abss M hE n ND 4lEH RAFFSsos. 81,
43 March Ge 81 g. ls sf's s,o MONDAY Mon
VII run between Baltimore and Wheeling ana Par
G MAIL TRAIN win leave Baltimore daily Cexsent
Sunday at $50 A. NJ, EXPRESS TRAIN vii
l RGG SMfMy hHgaeqqd9g SEpday at 10 and tho
for Wheeling daily at 645 A. NJ. except sunday
These trains connect at Belair ana Parkersburg for
F F2R H 5out RGSd en- 6GBS1ifTS TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 430 p NJ Except Sunday
East-Leayes Frederick at us a. n daily. (saint
Tho Efff2oTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
sotts Mills at 7.4OA. NJ, and li30 A. H., and %
FOR WASHINGTON.
and SsTe a and 6a s S sRd sf - Nd
ton at so $50 and Ills 4. NJ, and 215 4.3O and
..5n r n. On Sundays ct 7.30 A. NJ, and 2.45 and
f? b h T9s ' a5d A bs 5 t AID r2 GP "
79 @ 4. n, and Az F. II. from baltimore, and the
with trains on the Annapolis road.
for Baltimore and Washington. '''0 '''' NJ
For further information, tickets nf evorv hind v.
apply to J Il. ENGLAND. Agent, at Camden Sta
tion' or at the Ticket 0ffce; "; P. SMITH.
j. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent. ;a9.tf
E'IsILADEIPFIA. WETWINCTisS gFa
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
EfgSs 81 ss5Ssssss:sss1 On and after Monday Anril
ss.lE q z the trains will leave Presi-
dent street Depot as follows, viz 1''''
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Stations
at 7.25 A. N. ' 0'''
Express Train for New York only at 9.2O A. NJ.
Ito =. NJ. @ Nv" A0iA a'
Accommodation Train for Havre de Grace and in
teTmediaLe Stations at AS P NJ N IL
6.35 P. NJ. '--N w" 0iA @'
E Express Train for New York at 82OPM.
Inc above Trains leave daily except Sunday
ON SUNDAYS.
For For T ps?g York and Philadelphia at 82OPM.
Ddor rainee?T anne. and Intermediate points on
Dover Delaware take the l.l0 p. NJ train -0'
e..r WIN. era WFORD
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0o diue'''. .SS2 I69
Inc BGSton imports for the week ending April 90
bonding week in 1865. Total since January /, 81
Sgl9io The total value of exports from Boston for
igs5O against S230214 for the corresponding week
Printing cloths, the Providence Journal of yester
as SPECTATORS decline to buy at anything like pres
en- quGSs t anticipating decided further de-
will be rapidly increased after the first of Nav anu ad
several large contracts for productions of several
large mlls then n close The following are the sales
do 64x6i, 1212 cts-total. 5000 pieces VS. '''OO
The following shows the production of crude Petro-
leum in the United States. by collection districts
from May 1865. to February. 1865, inclusive:
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.s 1t is said that in Manchester England
and its suburbs, there are over $4,000 chi,drsn 49,
receive no instruction whatever Such sad want of
school training in what is considered one Of tn os
liberia! and enlightened portions of England spenks
badly for the state Of British civilization. r
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MAIL REGULATIONS

Time Of Arrival and Closing of Mails at the Post
Office. baltimore, Nd.
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FURTHER EVIDENCES OF THE GUILT OF THE MUa-
DERER PRoBsT-Yesterday Mr.. Straub, proprietor
OF lager beer saloon at Germantown Avenue and
Otter street. made his appearance at tn Detective
office, with navy revolver and powder aask. which
he said he purchased from German WHO had n
thumb off one of his hands. He knew nothing of
the loss of revolver from the residence of Mr. Dear
ing until his attention attracted by reward Of
fifty dollars being offered for navy rev Oliver, which
he thought answered the description If the one he
purchased tors3. The individual of VIII ,nl he bought
ing the murder of the Deariug family.
MI; straub, accompanied Chief Fra nklin to the
county prison, where he confronted with Probst
sale. ~ W
Chief Franklin then questioned Pr obst about the
silver watch with one hand off. He eplied that he
had sold 1t, and afterwards the officer the H.
callty of the place where he disposed of it. Previ
ousy he denied knowing anything a.bout tb silver
watch, and always stated that his 'Iccomplice Gan
thsr had secured it. German emp loyed in sugar
Franklin to the prison, but could not recocnize
ProbSt. 1t will be remembered that the murderer
stated that he and Ganther wore employed for one
day at sugar retinery.--Inq.
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HUMPHREYS,
III O lan Opatlaic Specifics

HE AVE proved, from the most ample experience,
a Z an entire success; Simple, Prompt, Efficient and
Reliable. They are the only Medicines perfectly
cannot be made in using them; so harmless as to be
Tree from danger, and ecient as to be always re-
hHSie' Ihey hay tSgsiv oil tn" hish--t eot"man,a-
ton from all, and will always render satisfaction
Cents.
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CHOLERA IN THE PRov1NcEs.--The Montre C. Ell
Gazette of April 3d. reports that DR.. Sayter one Of
the physicians who volunteeredto attend the cholera
patients the England. was taken i'll ON Monday
morning, and died of that disease Tuesday nighf
Two other doctors, Gar RE and Gossip. were attacked
with the disease, but have recovered. Eight of the
ship and it is feared may spread the disease Three
cases of cholera have also been reported at Halifax
The Rev. Mr.. McIsaac, q Catholic priest of that city
had an attack but at the last dates by mail he was
recovering. - "0
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a. No. Il, s y i5 5hH2aeR ts'

Sails, Tents, Awnings, Flags, &c
made and repaired to order on reasonable terroc
a. ne shOrtest aotce Also. Canvass C0Tsrs far sais
!" H%s' M,haS-6Rs
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&fTx FOR C1HARLEST0N, So.
N'''''-'''' BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
,ro STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The Al steamship "GEN'L CUSTER
+. NJ. HARRIS. Commander
is now loading at her wharf foot of Concord rect
next to Norfolk steamers wharf and will sail as above
For freight or passage having handsome state
room accommodations. apply to
PENDERGAST, FENWICK & CO.
II Smiths Wharf, (lp stairs)
Supplies purchased for the South from proceeds of
free of charge WIS ''l1'"n'
N B.-AI freight engagements must be made at
our ofilce, for which permits will be given
Bills OF lading signed at our office
GOODS 4 insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
G0nI nlLhlS CHISHOLM. ap26-tf