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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-13

~,..DepT;o,ss., !. al sSSsSi6S Gs'S 81 JSS@ OUR;
by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
tsse " 6 and 20 f1 1 hS
lSsse, in thc cay q Dayton, on NN',
80 .' SATURDAY, MARCH ), 1896, 81
Atfo'clock p. NJ, the real estate described fol-
"TRSCTf situate in tho County of Montgomery
and State Of Ohio, and bounded As follows, to-wit
1aiJ Of Section ". Townships, Ranged east Of d
Aiami River from which red elm l2 i. d. bears
= T5 deg W. - links distant and running from
sn~SieS [ % black I OAK D. i i4i. : bears pu s. 81 deg
cast ~ links distant, thence H. % chains 10 post
seom which white oak stump ~ tnebes in diam
ID chains 70 links bo within 70 links Of the South
boundary Of said section 70 a post, from which q
liAks distant, thence t. chains and 70 links to "A
post from which red bud IL inches diameter bears
5 "a deg. W IS links distant thence n 30 chains IS
links 70 stone corner thence ", - chains and rs
LINKS 70 the place Of ginning containing 30 acres
TRACT ii. situate in the County of Montgom.
Sry and State of Ohio, and in Section N, Town 5
hAngo K, and bounded as follows; beginning at
sssIon Inc, thence Il. * deg. W SSS poles 70 he he
=. E corner Of Jacob Surfa's acre lot on said
{. thc East Inns Of said surfs Zen acre lot, thence
sAk deg. II. 1879 poles, 70 the g. n. OF said
tca acre lot, thence N SOY deg H. 2l6 poles TO the
place Of beginning, containing four 4) acros moro
loss,
fHACT III. Situate in the County Of Montgom.
cry, in the state OF Ohio, and in Section n, Town
ship ., Range East &c. beginning at the North.
west corner of Simon Boes' farm thence s. S6 deg
" SAB poles TO Charles O'Ncal's corner, thence
4deg. W. 1873 poles To a stone, thence N So deg, l.
M poles 70 stone, thence s. deg. E. 1853 poles to
Mo place OF beginning, containing i've acres Of
land.
The tracts described first and second, above (the
Gsree and this 4acre tracts, will be sold subject
" the dover estate OF Elizabeth O'keal therein,
which dover estate has been assigned to the said
Elizabeth O'Heal- by netes and bounds AS follows
tv-wit, Being part OF the South west qtafter Of
section ", Town No, 3, and Range No Q, East, sc
Montgomery County, Ohio, bounded and described
~ follows: beginning at the North-west uorncr OF
thC ihnds belonging 10 the heirs of Charles O'Neal
Ihunce S. deg, II, 70 poles along the West line Of
scr thence n. deg. W rs poles 10 a corner thence
:. s5k deg w. 81 poles to the place OF beginning,
containing ten acres.
The LIST and I'd tracts above described (the 10 acre
and the acre tracts) form one entire tract of "a
4cres and has been appraised, subject to said dow
eT of said Elizabeth O'Nea therein as above des-
sribed at siSty-hve dollarsy per acre, and thc;1l
Lfaut above described Of i've acres, has heen ap-
urnised free of DOVER ut seventy -hVe dolatS per
acre aud said tracts not sell for less than two
lhtIs OF their respective appraisements
rkRMS OF SALE-One-third cash one third in
one and third an two years with interest from
tho lay OF sale deferred payments TO be secured
Dy .aortgage on the premises. .l-.. '.s .
o. g. IL. DAVIDSON, sheriff.
j. II. BAGGoTr, Atty jan 27-es5w
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
WIT AND WISDOM.

. re -. Af.t,r ,i,o,,,,,,. 4. ,,,ro,,,, g- A,ta,,,.
70 live single when there was not a woman
upon eartll, how criminally guilty are old
bachelors, with the world full of pretty
girls!
49,. ,,,,.,,. ..,.. II
hn up-uy.Ily pacielyl uuaoot ~. s"gs u
ought to sIet her slide
..,.,-.-, .,..,..,t....
lectuteI a1uIessiR iS NV nl,iSs l, l,,s.i.
Iuts conUenue1 tnat Si. cou,g oO ~.
hhtufe, uhIlI oiiS VI L.o auu'eloy Nv. sot WY WY
nIVpl IN roar vi laIsi.gti py cAvil'liis 3,
..--si.....,s... ~, 49,, H. a,.o.,t..,
a nlagiTlan ONE UPON .lile ls auteruseu
On ms oi,is snae .us uyth's ,.,
ineut Woulu eoIeiuuu WlVi tne lliys.ciLi ious
nlsapPearauge OF inuy. Surc g'iVugn' AZ ~
wife Of the man who owned the hall.
-.
Mrs' nSrungVoh @ @sshs, very lnulg''allIiy
u tne olis peioIe Sohg5ess are noI c9un- 3,ni
teIielt' why LneIe stloulu oe 30 niuoh "nn-
ouiVy III passing 'helh mem
backwoodsman saw lady at piano
anu anu sung OUT Jim, JUS collc mere. 4srilq-
uoh. ! mere amt woman puhlhg music
out OF her chlst
pnneh savs thata Yankee baby will crawl
ont of his cradle take survey of n in
vent an improvement, and apply for pat
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

DALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
OY the PROBATE COURT. al
hOuIs of AZ Al aud r. M on the premises, two
miles cast OF the town Of Mamisburg, will be sold,
IIiu property Of John Friday, deceased, situate in
Out-lots numbers one and two on George L.
Ilo.kertis plat OF out-lOts, in section 13 town l.
range B M. A's,, which plat is duly recorded in
Montgomery County records plat book A, page ~
IOI 30 I containing SIX acres, and lot No. . con
tanning ave acres more less Also the following
IIuxInning at tho b. w corner OF section "a town1
rNnge six M. H's. thence n Y degree, r. 10 rods
anI Is links TO a stone for a corner; thence n 66x
,lDgIeos E rods 10 n store iof Roorners thence n
4 doareu. w : 10 rods and IL Links To stone for a
corner; thence 3. 66Z degrees W. rods 10 the
place Of beginning, contalnin9 QUO hall acre, Also
H,c following: Lying In section Is, town y range
b 81 RS, beginning ut the north east corner of
Sostian I6, 6o,g thonce n. oeA degrees n. 4OE
cAniIis; thence :. X degree W.,3l chains 70 the
mnIdIe OF tho. road thence N. e2k degrees w. 3g5
chains: thence N, x degree E. ii2 chains 10 the
pIaso Of begnninG containing seventy-hVe hun
iIrrJths OF Ia acre rs 100 aere3 y NJ
All 70 be sold as, an entire tract and free Of
,,OWor at Al 260 and can not sell fof less than two
thilYis OF the appraised value thereof .
TER AS-One-third cash on day OF salej one
thIrd n one. and third In two years thereafter,
,Ivierred paymeDts 10 be secured BY mortgage on
mo urem lses and 10 bear interest from date.
ELIAS GEBHART, Administrator.
ADAM CLAY, Atty. jan20-4tw.
g17ffFff "a Tf.f al 'fLEE Iif4
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crowning glory OF his life remains to be at
tanned in his discovery or rather combination, for he
does mol elan TO have beenhe dseoverer OF OhDhoS,
which is the basis OF the Blttars offered 10 the
public. That honor beongs to the native Inhabitants
OF Central America 20 whom Its viftnes have been
known for moro than two hundred years. Armed
with 1.-THE Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
GUS serpents. II is belief with them, that while
there s breath n the body the oedron is potent to
cure no matter what the disease may be.
q thorough examination OF the evidence relating 10
hts virtues, tn It as remedy and preventative for all
diseaseR arising from EXPOSURE, either TO change
weather or climate, or to raiasmstic induepcSs,i
stands "
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5HERIFF'S SALE VISIT
OF AN
Elk GEL L EN- T FARM
In Butler Township, on Partition.
Martin wolf

Martin Wolf ul Case No. ala.
atnabetty so'Noal 1, al. superior Court.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

American Bleach Nuslins, English Bleach Musius
Very Fine. Brown Musllns, Can Flanncls,
Checks Ticks, and Stripes, Linen and Cot
ton Sheetings l0-4 Bleach and Brown
5-4 Pillow Case Muslins. I...f
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WITHOUT A RIVAL!
And Justly teseryes the reputation II has long
loyedin Central America and the West Indies.
I'M DYSPEPSIA

And IT'S attendant train Of symPkoms, u acts more ike
whole range OF Mateeia Medica that for moment
beSr a comparison withit in this disease.
A full account OF this wonderful plant may be found
IN the eleventh edition Of the United States pspens.
Rtory pages 1887 and 1888.
A series Of experiments in which Dr. Bull has been
for years engaged, has lust been brought succeeds
fui termination, and he ia now enabled 10 offer to the
public combination OF CEpRON with other approved
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he ie 6cnh-
dent has no equal in the world. .-'- NH r'f.r
He might furnish volume Of certificates. hut the
puhc have long since learned 70 estimate such things
by kheif true value. The safest plan s for every
to tesRor himsetthe virtues otanew medicine
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IMPORTS.

FROM sax TEAScIscO-per d. G. Murray, Oct 16-l csk,
l. Ibis 20 hf bh.s. 70 kegs and ! cas- WHISKY, 10 g Xxx, D.!
trucks. - IkEs furniture. 80 bhis c. meut, > g clarct, IL 60
drugs. = C. sewing machines, ! Dbl glassware. 5 Ps-s Photograph
material. 10 g yaruish, 75 nests buckets, 100 ~ vat r pals B
bids h.--. = - hardware. > bdIs ~heei rims, ! bii sp1Ses, = b1ls
hubs. sO1 hf and 32 or SKIS fur. ] bx books. ! TIl pAI~r, 20
- .Dharop. - bNs tin, 2 tdIs SiTe, ; bales bags. l ibl bee.wax,
! bl yaruish. 20 coils manila lashinEs. : hbis coal tar, l case
hocks. ] bbl chalk. 50 cs hr,ad. Is g liquors, ] bag c0Tk-. 9 6
dry gpd-, ! cas- fancy goods. IL c. patent medicines. , DNs cas-
tie soap, : hXs opium. I chest tools, 10 bhls beet. 2 C p, hans, 80
bb.- hams, 81 pigs gr1ceii-s. III bxs apples. 80 bxs onions. 70
bsgs shat, - bags bran $50 bxs aud 40 bags potato's- SIS
balls shocks, y containers, / copper worm. l box cartridges, }
pkgs sV@ri- s25l-G 81. 2 hnrs-s. ] buggy and h~ru.ss, $50 c.
bread, 27 empty barrels aud sos PkEsIu-peciHed mdse.
FROM BEEHES per A J. Pope. Oct FPS pkgs beer. rs
pkg- dry gsd-- 3 pigs samples, i case paper, ! - hardware,
200 tons steam coal, ) : glassware - bids iron ! G cigar, .
c-ks cafs, 10 td- guunes- 20 sugar coolers, l case drugs, $50
bdi. brOsus- al pigs shocks and h-aIs. - empty bids ard
iierces, 3 g hide POISON, . parcels scrrss. Ies AID ! case ma
chsnrry, ] coil corisge, ] case clothing, G5 empty d~rujOhns-
- crates crOcEery, 700 csks cement, 30 Dbls and 50 kegs sugars,
2 g pianos, 10 bhl- tar. 10 bJis pitch. 81 tins oil, = csks earthen-
ware. 1905 hdis hDop-irOn, IL c. furniture, 1872 EbIs sal;, ! pkg
pamphlets, 20 bbls -four, 70 csks bread.
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NDA.

u Bark d.. e. Murray, Bennett, r~ports-For The first
fCr-eD days Rad vry light airs from south west and Gains
the uost Of the time, the last part had light eas;eriy ~inds
@Gd Gains.
II BARK n j. Pope ~rePorts-Haying sailed from Bremen
Iane l, cleared the Engish Channel June was - days 10
the line Ia the AuaHic-55 days to Cape Horn, whore numer-
Gus iceheTgs we're seen. aud experienced very rough wea,her.
from the Cape had fresh and steady winds till near the lougi-
tais q this group
SPOKEN
BARK 4 J. Pops spoke the American ship Ceyiou, Wool.
Aux y, = Lat So 20; Ling 81; - 6ay-hom Br-tol for
fOEoiuIu.-.N we'll. came day spoke tie Italian bark Lacquer
a Loud 10 Genoa. Also the Hamburg brig Gu-tsye. from
Hamburg IN Guayaq1ii. s. days out. Ia : Lat. 90 80, W
L@nS- % >, sIpAs English bark saBtAu, from sSaLseA ior
E<lfaI5-B.
\ letter from. the bark X. ~ Hood reports, having spoken
th- American whI!e-hip Arm. Barker, "a y LIST. -. W. Long.
=, Is d.ys from Ne~ Bedford, With 10 bbis. sperm oh
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ARRGEALS.

lS-Sir KiIalea. NcGr-eor. from wiuIEzrd Ports
l+-ScEr Helen. B4LisIer f-om Mako
I+-ScLr N0i K-isi. Antou=, from kaLului.
l+-Schr klte L-. Fountain, from Mak-na-
Ij-Brt-h Lark Rzdsao, Mckenzie, % days from Puget
sound.
Is-Am bark d. c. Murray. Bennett. % days from san
Frnc-eO, with md-s 20 " alkeT. AHeu 8 Co.
I--Srhr Na0l0. smith. from Hauaiei-
I--schT kaizna, Makahi. from koiua-
I7--cbr Nj WaLius. Gelr--, frrm N~asiiEij.
l7-I4E'1 lar. 4 }. Pope 6=erSin. 10 days from
Br-usn. ~ta Eise O. a. Hz-s-.t l. Co.
1T-S@hr - No WH1Er, from kaLu'1L-
Is--rhT Mary, K-.i=-t- from Auaaria-
l+-Schr Active ClGney. fTeu E5aala ari Hid.
ig->shr Mang1kazai, NaTclan', from Hama.
l--H4s scEr y q Ta4uat, Daimzu. : aay- r. e P-tr1-
paaia-sI sub -a.u0E. & 70 " iiaakt-ll : CO.
zG-sln.r klAaea. Me6resor. from Sill.arl Pens-
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PAsSENGER

From SAY FPAS1sco-P-r d. c. Murray. Oct. l6-Nis- VI
Cartwright, Miss al p Richardson. Iiss Phillips. r Cross, "
" Fletcher. vile and child. MR. LOuisson and children, Mr
AchOns. Capt Green, Capt & Pierce. X HlihersSn. : VI ilirns,
J { Mckinney. DIR BmcIr. STgLEAsE-w Huber, NcCaudless,
a jim l. Ashon, r T. Fountain.
From WTSDN AID POKTs-per Kfauea. Oct. l3-tioy Domi-
Dis. lady aud staff, Mr. and Mrs Stirling. NTs Ford, T. = Adams,
key q Mason, : l. austin, W Jones. Ii VI Alexander. II TuTtoa
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DEPARTURE e..

l5-stsauer KIaa~a- MeGoezor, ar wind~arI Ports.
l5--etr Boi kci.i. ArtoH-. Tor k4hgluL
l5->cir i-teu- Bali-iIer.k NshEO-
l5-SarE Mama La. AdfNs. for Raaiaea & koua coast
E-BrEa=h tzrk Kedaun. Mckenzie. for Annoy, China.
ls--chT kzts Lee. Fountain, for H5k-na-
-5-<chr hsy EIen. W-sr- tr Waih@-.
I7-scbr Het:e Merrill Kinney. fr HIo-
I5--cGr Ea!snA. MakaLi, for kOloa.
Ig--clE Moi NahiE-. George, or Nzg5lIsii.
I5--chr ia HOi. Wilbur, FOR KahCiui.
ly-Ii4~'H bark Bernic=. EOrsl0. for san Francisco.
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~BETTER THAN GoLD."-ls there not something
touching in the following lines-sonething that
strikes the chord of every human soul:
Better than COLL = the sweet repcse
OF the sous % tIg Ehe1 tasjT lSpaS close
Better than god - The por mans sleep.
Add th- balm that drops ou us >.aUScs- deep
BRING Sleeping drauEh-s - the d1Wny bcl,
Where luxury pillows his SCI Ing head
His simple oyi4Ir hshor deems
A shorter road - the land 81 dreams.
Better than gold = q thinking mini,
That in Tie realms q BOOK can ind
A treasure surprising Australian ore.
And live with he great and -ud 81 yoTe,
The SAEr'S lore Aut Che poets lay,
The licues uf empire passed Away
The worlds great drama SI thus eufolt,
And yield a pleasure better than Gyii.
Better than gold Is 4 peaceful h7us.
WhsTe AL the Preside CHARITIES come;
The shrine Of love. the heaven 81 ule,
HAlovei by mother. or sister. or wife.
However bUub!e the h.u- may he.
or tired with Sorrow by heavens decree.
The blessings tIAt never were bought Cr sold,
And csuter there, are better than gold.
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- The next mail. that of Sept. 10th from New
York, may be looked Tor by the bark Eam allen.
which will be due about Wednesday, the 9th
She will bring California dates to tie 9Th October.
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DELL CO

For wIyDwARD PoETs-per Kiiauea. Oct l5-Rev a u
Forbez- Rev l. Andrews, J r Chapman, IL Iurton, T. + A"a"s'
= cabin and 90 deck.
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Sbip-' NIniI--
PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. I.

F1E s4S Fnlscsco-per suyrnois. Saturday. 9Th
For "fNaEAED PoETs-psr kiAG-a, On Monday.
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ITEMS.

OHhEhCfdL ~ GN'
r.. .,sau-bip Java left New York on May Both. rachel
ou.sn.to~n on Jane ssh- and had q 10000 ~ sr-Sss On
6oard-the larEr.t nan1n - go Of greisLt, and E2GO CON-
mission . the captain.
- ,be iar-r-t ever built in New York, Is ~ course - con
.yrsctssn. Tor the p. NJ : : Co Her .en.th : . sN
n, - ate fire At Portland safes u nearly all deseupisus
proved worthless IN most cases, WHEN gnpro.ssn, n,
!. fld.eI from this that vaults only, built from is sFoa"l' are
entirely reliable -
90. con-rrninz the probable yield % cotton, A14 The sol,hsrn
PAPER. are gradually Ia',inE tie be S MO- srs . NV ne ~, or s q
n4ir. AMI W have fll elntieuee uat -.
Cos Lairs. made at The commencement Ct the season. ~" x
stSrrm FROM New YORK has airgaiy announced The tTihi
80 ~ ne .f-anshi Jrggcasan- September h-dlInS N41-h,
T ~ sS1 ,,n. q coal on uearI, shs drew 9: fert q w~tsr and
mode 10 miles pr hour. hr -nrinss ms - Wl - mr. She
-, $4,000 and Is o~rrI N Oregon and New f@r.; shsls
~ -, AMI vii saa rr this coast in a few day. The
1rr.'rias- are delighted whh having a steamship Of Ter CEn,
s.T.Trrt. viii be made u secure the construction o. 1L',N.I
40 he run IN eouneeton with the one to which reference : mere
uaLe. 80.
-. - in tbe TuIted States sos railroad eomIanir-' ~Hh
marry 800 30 ~ ~ s,bsr Ssaic. some $3.50 Mir. and during
Is55 Z rsa.iructed more miles Of rtdroad thal - - , zfo
mG~s' mi Limos Is the third, wEh5 ,I56 miles lhess returns
Do not incIgle horse railroads ~
NEw BsDToED SSp TE HESANpo.H.IIsr : rty
in the internal revenue receipts Of Ess Betf.ra ani - y
this year % sS92ss, q Eh.ch {te't 81. : N ~, = S" Eaeiori
S,9rsqrI avs. - The principal cause Of thrs dimtnut'o1 ! Ue
falling OF % incomes trom M w y, srfn-gxn.-s
49, auI the consequent large amount pail ~ smI-y
Or in.ur.ncs. frvm tNenty 10 thirty thousand doA'- -"
C,rx-Tb. corn crop % the United states ~ IRE 49,
..,ir1atej AZ tn enormous smouut % 10000 -
Jr.h.I. 1. i stated that in the last t"entS
--r,t -,-rease u the corn crops has averaged fur -
-, =. Is -. cs,.uss last taken il i STATED 1u- Il I>+p
50 ss IS bushels: 1850. SCI 65l .Iol busheis' and -. ~
,SS- tS.L-Ia Half the crop Is grown in the Mt-stsSpP
y.J-v uc-th % Ter u-s-ec- What limit a NJ -
GREATNESS and power Of a country ~hose 49, I r,rfo,s a,
-. r-,eal amounts to mere than a thousand '"0 90
bushels?
vrU BEDFORD OIL 2
So, ori.t and without transactions IN TINS AZ !
ale Of so GbIs was made in New YORK TO come
- , 800 beIow market, holders being nTn az ,
wutE-In more request sales % --''V W."
n price no; ,ran-pired- .,
limited SfnfesJ" som. whal+, Bone
bbfs hbls. lbs
For tn aSSs 81 7OI 6Ie,le
prsvioQsfy. -
~ Is 557a3 o24.2 q
From January ist to ate----.. 90 Sos 47I.4C
Same time last year." N. b. Shigpn 9 Lisf.
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Walker. Allen 81 Co..
HAVE On BOARD THE
CeyIOn q 10

uNHE FOLIO WING WHICH WILL BE
disposed q at REASONABLE RATES, VIZ;
Coils Manila Corlass. from ! to ! inehesi
Coil Whale Lie.
Keroscre Lamps, Globes. &c, completei
Steel Flows. Babbett Metal,
Canal WheeIbarroSs,
Hand Carts, OK Bows.
Saddles. Brides and Harness,
Downer's Kerossne,
Preston & nerrlTs Yeast Powder,
Gard Matches, Farmers Patent Boilers,
Bush Scythes,
Round and PLAIN Rubber Packing,
Cast Steel Pick Axes.
Charcoal Irons,
Leather Betting. 3, 1, 6, s and u inches;
Hickory Axe Handles,
SsIeratus, &c, &c. Sc, Sc- 5@ I'm
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rncLI

The lyoute bark ~. q Murray arrived early On the
morning q the I6h, - dag frCu San Francisco. with freight
AMI pas--nsess 70 Ye-su. Wake, Alien 4 Co. For this SEA
sn of the yvar, when eqainoets! Gains and vaEabies prevail,
e - a KuDl passage.
our ad7!e-s 81 this v,5-el s-e To The 9Th. The commercial
n-as . q tuainz irpDr- Gold was quoted il New York
s-pt- 2tth- a. Ia, sbI decsnins steadily We see no reason
shy e shoud not continue To fall - at least 100. or even lZz,
the rate & touched in th> spring, aud Behre the European var
o -rl,~d socreate = rise
kdye-s hDsa san Frsucisro resiriiHg sugars show a con-
tiageI A-pres.ion, and the causes Operating o ad-ct prices are
such a. u lead us - look frr ~ material Change Tor some
tine Tie rivalry between the :. p. rehDeries Is unquestionl-
bly, th= pLime cause, aHd a determination 10 exclude Eastern
reaaeI sugars, which arc being s.ippeI thilher in large
quantities.
A sale AZ arctiJH IA san francisco On the 2Oth - Hawaiian
sz-1r. was made. 1T ahich some 500 kegs aud 200 bags sold u
prices ranging from $40 % n 1855 for choice brands; IS 25 M
y.75 far MEDIUMS; and GALS al so Tor refinery and msIaio
sugars. 800 bits. SIT graduated refined sugar sold at sIIl5,
AMI 900 bbls. crushed at sll75-
Other island produce Is dull aI heavy at previous quota
tla.- In rue. the Szn Francisco market app=ars -
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~~ The Best Remedy for Purisb- well

enc Tor furg DC well
80 .ah Or staPEs. r%si no .isls d immediate improve
men.- tf,
- ,ou, the 9Th o. October. She viii be due about
the a5th-
.n.irnei to Mesxs- HackeiI & Co, places another large
So So - e. .a-t S@ sF-Er TIE mp
cs,,,u eT Care Horn. s. days from Boston
We have no further arrivals Of whalers 10 report Las
v,r he ,birs egsunenced to come in ab1at the 5ta OF Osio-
her. During next week. and with the return " inc ""'S
,i,l. We shaa probably have several arrivals to announce
r., ,, N. 18th. there had no whaIers arrived At Hh'-
m. ole wbsleuen-s exchange drawn thus far this year has
49,, n d, Eve per cent premium for gold drafts. his IS a iA'O'-
.bt. rate for the ships, AMI under an Increased uenAHi "'
money w the feet The rate may advance Z q hisher P'eunonH
,bsut SOS 600 in coin were received from san FRANCISCO m'
u.,,,y. The largest demand for money for the feet generally
occurs between the lst ad
of tie bulk % the vessels
o,r attention has again been called 70 the unfair tn"t 70 U.s.
f., mor- harsh word) statements Of the eommereiai reporter "
~ ca-sife. Our merchants have had frequent anu usl
Of complaint, for the mizrePresentai.o1s which "
-. 10 ,hat Journal. Last seek wsSnd the following lien
published
- bark g,raies - IoaIing hr sIu Franeiseoi the create
pat % her cargo wI be motazses- She ~"' s@i ''u '"' "a
week"
- b.. $50 pS-s % moIasses, and no less than 2'9,7ll los o'sa
a Tie object % the publication OF such instantaneous .
.,.lv b. conceived. when it Is stated the aiorvsad reports ar
,.,,,-s g. the interest q a Haling commercial hrm- "lsre >
- rv,trv exists, no che firm should be allowed { e'ntr'
- n any p.per % the prejudice of others
n. b,rk T,a-r. Gibson, left Liverpool. Aug- 10 Tor Hono
rulu. With a cargo Of merchaudise, Consigned to Jaa''n' Gre
C, The ship .ILIaJaTGr, Anderson is reported 20 have lei
the same port 10 June for Honolulu
- ,h,, Of ,e B.raies Er san francisco, with a "a
cargo. referred to above, We have no foreign departure 10 FeP'r
this week
The Smyrnioie is up for san Francisco and promises to 'a
a week iUn to-day
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EXPORTS.
- s.xcrScO-per Bernice- Oct - = roo
Fog $50 pkgs C2s. OO3 gals moiassas'
= ! ~ ~ MI S. bxs (2I, OJ0) oranges , a,ar 50
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- FOR SALE OR EASE THE WEI
t,;g known l6 years established Hotel LIB ERTF HAL
SA 54l en- Enquire "f j. DAwsA<
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COMPLETE ASSO haniDe~6ec-
u BcXiad exer-eeee OF CRACKERS,
Smoked Beei hsr 8 Saloon bread, 25 pounds each
sion,1hoked Salmon,
Smoked Beef Tongues,
California Hams.
Brine Hams.
Billings EfaDs,
Fresh Bacon, Smoked Ierrings,
Extra Family Flour, Golden Gate Nlasj
Fresh Oatmeal.
kits Mackercl.
Dried Peaches,
Dried Apples,
VENTS Oysters,
Hs-rs' Oysters.
Assorted Jams,
Assorted Jelies,
Table Fruits. Eastern Ketchup,
Cap-Ts. Olives,
Haf gallon jars Gherkius,
Preserved Salmon,
lTuucs IN glass,
Prunes in nuIk, Fresh Figs.
WaInuts,
Almonds,
Assorted Extracts,
Rose Water, Essence Ginger, Rape Seed. Canary Seed,
Salt Butter for ships 1se-
Corn, Bran, Oats, Wheat, &c. &c, &c
54a 81 M~cCANDLEss & Co.
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Every Kind Of Building Ma'e''

Uusualiy sold at Lumber Yards, or u'ea|
Carpenters, Painters and Paper ~"
Please Call at my o.ie.' rs
Corner Queen aud Fort Streets, opposite The {"
$40 ST l.. L.. IOP