davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17
BROWNS BRONCHIAL fR0CHRs

81. ! rnueoikss nstiev a's.pes5i -
ENpr Serench5sts. AsGha11es Cntarrh
C~nsu0n6pstve unn Threat
1DlseMs0ss "i'
1 vaawsa m USED WITH ALwAYsGOoD sCCcess.
( SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
vii, 6ud 7soeA>s useful IN clearing the voice
when taken before singing or speaking, aid re-
iiavius the throat after - unusual e1ertion Of
abe voeal organs. The Z,sehes arr recommended
aud prescribed by Physicians. sad hare bad tcs-
tidnonisls from eminent men throughout the
country. be nx an article Of true merit. any hsv.
inn provei their efficacy by atess Of many years.
esch year fir ds :hem in new iocalt - in various
parts Of the wor d, aud the Toehts IRE unlvers-
.lly prenouuced better than other sIticles
OsrA,y only .BsowS's BsoxcuIiL TDocsss'
and do not take a-y Of the 'vershssss imisatioas
thst may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States. and in
Foreign Countries, ut s5c pr BOX octs5d&~em
'rAe Bridal Chasn6e IN Essay Of
W.rw;r and instruction fer Young Men. Also
nev and ret able treatment tor Diseases Of tile
Urinary and Sc xual Svsiems Sent lice. IN seai-
Fl envelopes. Address DR.. J. SklLI.iN
HOU0ITON, Howard Association, Philadelphia
"a spr3dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17
Arp,.cl'- orr,tv. ios',.

H. MIS-. IA nugr -. lfcC! ( 81
II IS / Err III ciItiFlI Il THAT THERE iiAS
hreu Id ID ih- ,ffr,. stat 'rrft a Nv me-
The condition u Tie ius nd Iutns,o ur6 pee CO.
lNafed 81 Fferl nti Tie ~ L. al III nod The 10Th
- Nal al Tho Ii neral A.. cml " ~ the States f l. w.
eut led An Al ~ FIJI I ntniasnt naa t;ih,tso'-.~
4 lrNtd - uf aiy =, -, Lud ~ ~, ,Iuclylatuty
uertfo all fused Ft.h u1fv ~ a. m m Nj n
ttiacn u LIE II trtsnp =, sluis al ilu, I'd Mare
I'LL. n. tiat aa atlt m ut slows Est laid e M
pny Is -ts.oi ai tie ,lu ft tnutu, Of crpitnl.
III snxe3led q, no i.ted ) ttnli y 4 1itre.
iesfe fiNen ia The irse CctnfsU, tJttt -, hi. IN
iaptt II tn ts 81 lLfc nh ,Slait M UVtor-
4 nc wsth iHe law- tl'creo mri ~ at .'av of
lanHafy y TN ttvis md ,alhi htnJlya md ; NY
even. - T. molN vteftut' iitt feitnnto ~
my hand ara 4 Sed nyses Of OH ttt d,t rnd ycur
sslft 4 nc Mi itsn. dUi!N = IlIiGTT
Ns Ann idr OF S,ntc
TAIl.Nt NJ tF TIE CONDITION ~ ,gpE
fre sna fnftada irsur n"r t,fr ifvAn W.trai
tentufA iaeueti Il trtels ". III >. On Ne ioth
ant q s4Hsfv mafe - Tho Aipl,s.f OF The S,ut~
u 1aWa. 0fafnr, With - If u ~ I'M All II III
iqtit ~ ~ irtir nta tompanes. approval f..,us,y
p. NJ u ing- J 1ulnel, Irr M ~, sud
laa haafet @ertls 81 said q M .,,y II. hc,eiy
stttlt tha r.tt .int4hs b, 1850. t,do f "a, X
euN tnnal fiffs1k II, HI ,'n ~ ~
lien IN u ut g. taie wsrh atei Il. lrn VI, hetr,e
mes iie INIT a sad etpnal ia nof,n,rnp, r.d
4, fne talf ~ Eaif 81 sgd tf.h valuation w -.
aI NJ tHd ihe srl ii aid ,IuI TIM MITE VI, NV
~ iahH8fs IT, 10 y. ! NJ MI
sA.N Igt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17
Ola I}ETES.

BLADDER. iNfLAMMAliGN OF
HE KIDNEYS. CAlAKHIi
or HE Blade .E.
SIRANuJAK $50 III HNlNG, ORPHAN
Full DElNAiiNh
FOR the diseases II /, tlny sovereign remedy,
ana too nurh cannot y, sui1 III III giiaisc 4 .sA
gle dose las uren known 10 relieve tue most ~
gent :. nFt' n.a-
Are Nuu troubled with that uis'tessln. pain in
The snail III i..c back and tiiio II. TIE I'm - A
'easpooniul a., oi The Constitution Water Nil
relieve you like magic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17
Kelrick;s NUgnrt UntedFtlls
And h al 1oaAesrs.

Il Tlcii tor ~ hcs" rrr nt
I.,,r ~ - u Tie 'fsrt Van
u II j saigHJ rssei~ on
.ip ~otl,I ~. .,,,s it.y
Let l,ii.i,-- ',l- AZ ir a.
~ i fari n ~ ~ rftvrf aii.,
wa ever .iaic IN e nrl
II seas rtsl-i. Ne .isii net
itg --atei,Ni.T ara l.aii,ig
,'fppc' ii''~ ~ hv Pits. rid
~ NJ VA ~ rli uSAii y
q 4 sn',Jni ~ stis q, - ,i.u
X y tfien ~ hr . sn.i-is
quh kil-.v'rvsd INA I,r-
hi4i~Iniy ets Z IN .lpi use
Lon Tia. nos sL,iIy
w'iisrIs ! J ~ ,asi, " even
tks ~. q ~ ~ ale sHfefi-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-17

-WVOt34O UUOtBO8O-~-
s @,-..1s -,1l3YZ- 2Z216~s
css.sD = AxS16sSo ofkRs,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
2 eeeS1 'gh!see Aeeessee. - -
Me6rAble .Asoe8 D4neosA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
Note from Capt Holman.

H. u WIiiney. Esq- Editor p. C. Adrertiser:
DEAR SIR Permit me. through youF columns.
to correct a statement which was published in this
mornings Herald. 1 have not time to 90 into a
lengthy statement as to the charge of abusing my
men. but in justice to myself must contradict the
language with which l am charged.
After the decision Of Judge Davis. on Monday
last. Mr.. Parke called me one side and volunteered
some advice. a part Of which was tSpay the money
awarded by the decision. replied, / haze nothing
to pay. Mr.. Parke. seeing that / did not fall in
with his views. said be would keep me in prison
until / did pay it, and would send outside and
bring nv ship in. When / settled the matter. by
paving the money, on Wednesday. | said " Mr..
Parke. there i one thing l don't like about you {;
yoa threatened the other day 10 keep me in prison
until l paid. and that YOU would bring my ship in
lie Immediately replied. You are a liar; l never
said So IreFIied e. Mr.. Parke. you certainly did
say so.- He again said, You lie ! said to
him. You would not tell me 80. if you were not
on your OWE ground lie replied. Il VII 20
into the street aud tell you So This Is the only
foundation for the statement which appeared in
The HtraLL- Very respectfully.
Honolulu. Dee. :. IsGG. u. F. HoVAN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

= An important item of news is noticed in
several of our foreign exchanges, relating to the
so-called Reformed Catholic Mission in Hawaii.
1t is said that the Directors Of the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith, which, according
TO a statement published a few months ago, sent
out Bishop Staley and suite-have lately, by 4
vote Of 9 to 3, resolved II withdraw from the
support of the Hawaiian Mission. This action
was taken after a full discussion Of the subject,
the Bishop of Oxford. its chief promoter and
advocate, himself being present.
We also learn that at the meeting of the
Board of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of America, held in New York during
the first week in October, the Committee on
Foreign Missions reported that they had not, for
good and sufficient reasons. acted on the recon-
incubation of the Board at a previous meeting.
TO maintain two missionaries IT the Hawaiian
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
EXPORTS.

FOR NEW BE~DFoRD-per ArnOgia, NOv.-259 Pkgs 4o,232
gals whale oil, and stores
Value for-ign.... .--.sIe54 Value transhipped. -s2ollo 90
FoE NEw BEpFOED-Per Z. W Morgan, Nov. 2a-l92 casks
C3695O gaIls) whale oil. and stores
value freign.-. ISIS - Value transhipped.. $3.50 90
For suka-per brig Constantine. Dec 3-ll5 tons salt, 81
al gallons casks. 33i pkgs 1892 lbs teal ! case tools, 4 blub-
her forks, ) copper bOiier, 1 copper skinner, 8 Ances. i pr
lanterns, / tosgle iron, : try pots, 1000 oranges, l Dol rum, /
case port wine, ] coil rope. = g. miSe.
Value Of Foreign rOGuce..--.---..-S3 $50 "
Value Of Domestic Proiues.--.---- e+3 rs
Value Of Transhipped Isl OF.
For NEw BEDFOED-per bark A. J. Pope, Dec. 3-553 bils
(ss. 1852 Is) whale bone, $40 pkgs Q25lo0 glIIs) whale oil, S
bbis slush, l biol bear oil. 81 pkgs Q3,02i lbs tailor.
Value % Foreign ,l2O %.
Value Of TranshipPed. $40, =
For NEw BEDFoED-per CeyIon, Dec. 1-1,2i bdis O++ 2s4
Ibs) whale bone. ia pkcs Q43.z3i gslls) whale oil. 30 pkgs
(s+3ll gaIN) -p-rm OF, ~ hbls slush, 100 SKIS q 1870 Isl coffee.
10 kegs (2257 Ih) rice, - pkgs Q3-0JO ibs) ta!low, 10 pkgs
(3ss gATs) molasses, 70 bids $500 goat skinsJ 3 pkgs sundrIes
and store
Value Of Foreign PrOiuce.--.-.---S l3 as
Value Of D0m-stic PrUduce.--..--.. 1851 So
Value % Transhipped. l5o,Bsl 50.
For INV BEDFOED-ptr bark Arctic, Dec. l-3O2 pkgs 49,
OF gars) whale oil. II pigs G525 gals) sperm oil, II bbls
slush, - pigs Is.Si7 ibs) tAllOE, IS pSgs (Ssos2 lb) old metal
and stores
Value Of Foreign sli.gi5 10.
Value Of Domestic PrUdCce..---..--. LOSE o.
Value Of Transhipped 2iSs1 CO.
For NEW BEpToED-per Gov. Troupe, Dee 600 bbls oil,
tranShipPed AZ Ilo-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

TIM LaTy e KArAikEt. The funeral OF this
chief. recently deceased, viii take place at ) O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. at the Stone Church. kawaja-
hao. The public generally are invited to attend
The following i the
Order Of pro~r--isH
Fer the Funeral % the It. Honorable Colonel Cesar Hs'u-
aikau k4hAnupauok-laui hauaSaehUkai Er3.oSaani Ka-
PalkeA. Member Of the House e MOBILES. Puvy Council OF
State, and Knight Companion fine order Of KamehAineha.
ULlsr;4Ser.
Artillery Compauy-~Ih Prince u HaEau's Own"
IuIaGauu Company.
Household TroI>-
Household Servants.
Medical Attendants.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

Islands. One reason given was, that the
carrying ont OF the recommendation of the Board
would disaffect many of the most earnest friends
Of Foreign Missions" This action was not sat-
isfactory to all, and 4 resolution was introduced
expressing sympathy with Bishop Staley and the
members of the Reformed Catholic Mission.
This gave rise to a most exciting discussion,
which threatened TO disturb the proceedings of
the meeting. the resolution WAS withdrawn by
the mover, and the action of the committee sus-
tanned.
The papers DO not state what has led to this
important action on the part Of the home socie-
ties in Withholding aid and support from this
mission, but it Is not unlikely that il is attrib-
utable TO = more correct knowledge of the state
of things here, and the influence of Mr.. Ellis
atemen No man can read his pamphlet
without becoming convinced that n graver mis-
take was never made by any religious body than
that by the Church of England in sending out 4
large and expensive mission To convert a hand
ful of civilized and ehristianized Hawaiians. and
supplant American missions. We hope every
person will read Mr.. Ellis statement. He has
seen fifty years of missionary service. and every
word from him commands the respect and credit
OF EngliSlmen.
w hat effect this recent action of the societies
referred 10 will have is not certain. If. how
ever, it results in recognizing the mission so a.
TO make it what was originally contemplated,-
a church for foreigners who prefer the true epis-
copal seryicc-it will meet the good wishes of all
of every faith and denomination. To such an
enterprise we should say God-speed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
COMMERCIAL ITEMS.

The rise and fall ., n, p: R : Nile Is NO aaIy measured on
The largest masses o. gud ever found vere-h first at BsIIarat,
Australia in 1889, which weighed 81 pounds; second, that
found in CalaveFas County, Cal, il 1851, which weighed 1s5
pounds
RAILWAY Pzoyns ~ EysLAsD-The London Tunes says:
to . good 60 !oooSoo a year. and if Ne allow even 50 per
cent for working expenses, there viii remain f2o.0oocco 20
represent prOets-"
AsSuAL REvExrx-The Official statement Of the total annual
revenue hx the year ending June, 1s66, shows the following
p u rla@si ssoeSooo Mi.esIfsnco1.. s5.ooo,oSS, Land and
SALES, 100000 Total ss2-eoo,OOo-
LANCE PEOcEKDs-A twentieth interest in the Eureka gold
mine. near Grass Valley, California, was sold q few days since
pany assSs s.aooo per amin.
IxcaEAsE--Ttere Is a large increase in the amount Of in
come returns IN Ensiand from year 70 year The total number
charged with income tax ms, year was S52.ssl, against 5Os,4l6
in the preceding year, a considerable increase In ls63-i the
average % Incomes eharzeable WAS a little above 1880 a year.
property or some Increase in probiy-
AsrrPESDoCs ESrsRPHrsE-A ermp1ny has been in Cali
trnia Er the purpose q digging a tunnel in the Sierra Nevada
mountains. and through II conveying the clear waters OF Lake
sam Francisco ittS designed thus to supply a dozen interior
.o~.s as vel as ,hs srEer city: With dese.'os water Of great
xork duFin- the dry season, and inisate thousands % acres Il
taxing viii be eomprehen.!ed when { is remembered that the
Lake y aneen hundred feet higher thAn any body Of water on
schmidt Is the engineer by whom the Undertaking was con-
esived and Is to be executed.
THx COrrOx. woOL. sUGIE ASD MoffssEs TRsDEoy BosTOS.
Nearly two hunIred cargoes Of eouoa are required at this port
per snnum ar dIstribuIiea to the factories at Lowell, Laurence,
Manchester, Nashua, Dover Great Falls, saeo Btidefori,
Lewiston, NewbGryPort- sAl-m, &c Probably five hundred
thousand bales, OF tsO hundred and fny ship and steamer
e4ryoes VIII b. requirei here Coz The year eniing sept! !, lso';
Of wool about three hrndTed thousand BARS will Be required
Ihhs year 10 supply the varous factories drawing their supplies
from Boston and heated in various sections u New England.
Boston Is nov the great centre Of the wool trade % the United
states. AMI probably in amount Of sales eNcseds any other
market
OF sugar AMI moiasses we have received nearly six hundred
carxoe., ur three hrnired thousand packages This immense
amount 10 taken by the trade u the city. for refining, distil
ling. retailing and export The West receives large supplies
from his market, and Bo-ton has most superior facilities for
the tranarsiOn u q great sugar and molasses trsle- The great
houses engaged IN The business here are among the largest and
weathiest IN the United states our numerous r-EoerIes fur
nish all graIes and qualities % refined sugars o. superior
quality. ard the saes u these sugars are extending To every
part o. the eountry-B0stOH TJareHer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

I-Schr AIberuf. Briggs, Er Kawaihae-
C-yi1n, WOODS. for New BelfDui-
I-Ha.'a bark Arctic. Perkins Er New BeI6rd-
I-IlAm- barS Pauline, Thorudi<e- for HJagkOGs-
-Sch- EsLsma, Makshi, for hoiCa-
ISchr NanLia- smith. for UilO-
J-Schr Kate lee Fountain, for sah15ra and Nakena-
J-Am barS }. y. Thompson, Brown 10 cruise
J-Schr Netiie Merrill Kinney, for kolod-
Am Eh ship Jreh Perry, Green, % cruise
Am VII bark Active, Robinson 10 cruise
J-Am VII bark Congress- Casino, for cruise
4-Schr odd yellow, EsynDlis, fr lilo
G-schr SDi Ksiki, AEtone, for Eahai1i-
4-Schr Active, Clun'y, for laraiua-
4-Schr tuaeiine. Haley. for hnua-
Am VII bark Dsn1 wood Richmond, cruise
Am wh ship Aielne, Souie- cruise
4-Rrssian Aig Constantine. Dinjeu, for sitka-
Am vi bark Nile, LOuE, cruise
Am VII ship AImira, OsbOrES- cruise
5-Am vh bark Oliver Croker LaPham- cruise
5-Hax' bark A. J. Pope Geerken, SeE Bedford
@Am VII bark Java, En0-- cruise
5-Am WI ship Floriia, FOTdham. eruise-
Sam VII bark John 4. Wes;, Tinker. cfGise-
dam VII bark PTrsAlent. Kelly, cruise
S-schr Prince, Hatfield, fr HsnAei-
6-Am schr san Diego, feEzstron. for Ho~ands l.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

mp AaIgs EmAlf -SasA
Sch President, Of Fairhaven, was condemned at Bermuda,
date unknOWnJ and her Oii-35 bbis hGmPback, shipped home.
The catch u Goldfish arriving 1t PrOyincstown this season,
will fan short % that % last year not less than 20 per cent,
and il may be 30 Per cent. The feet has been diminished by
losses, and changed 20 other business, and severe gales last
month compelled the early abandonment; of voyages
sch L d, BuIdingtoa, arrived at New London 25th from
Hu1sOn's Straits, with anchors, chains, guns, shot and stores
taken from the wreck Of the Hudson Bay COmpany's ship
Prince Arthur. ashore on the north Of Mansel Island. at the
entrance OF Hudson Bav. The ship went ashore in lSoi, and
was partially wrecked by the Pioneer of New London the same
year. The L u secured all that was valuable and set the
wreck on fire, which nearly consumed the hull While lying
At Mausei Island, the schrs Glacier, Of New Bedford, and Cor
neIia, of GrotOn, passed going to Hudson's Bay.
wHsuSG FROM SEwBUEYPOKT-A company has been formed
In Newburyport with 4 capital OF $4,000 to ct out : vessel for
the North Atlantic Whaling business. This vessel is to be
commanded by Capt Ebsn Bradbury Of that place. who has
had long experience III the whaling business =
Capt. Dudley Brand OF New London, has bought OF Jas. A
Wilkinson the house and lot l25 Bank street, for $500.
Mr.. joseph 6. Fitch, one OF its most esteemed citizens. died
Thursday morning. sept. 20. from drOpsy- lie had been con-
fined % his room for some time. Mr.. Fitch was well known as
a patriotic citizen, an earnest friend and a kind husband and
father. There are Iaany whose eyes will noisten when they
learn Of his death,-among them his old comrades Of the
was any. He was several times elected city sheriff
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
ARRIVALS.

Dec. Ham. bark Pauline, ThOrndike, . days from San
Funcisc1-
l-od'r brig Perie. Ulers, from SEA, leaking
l-Schr KalaEsa. Nakahi- from Kooa-
2-Schr MARY Ellen. West. from Waihee-
2-SchE Moi keiki. Antoue. fOu kahglGi-
2-Schr LzpaIoa. from waaIua-
J-Sckr Harry, Sika. from AnahOla-
I-Usw'n bark MAMA Loa, Adams. from koua-
Am VII bark Active, Robinson. in distress
Am vh bark Gov Troupe, Ashley, from Arctic, with
$50 bbis oil aud 600 Ib- bone.
5-Schr Mai1io. Smith. from Kauai
5->chr Ma Wshine. Paaki, from Kauai
5-Schr Prince. Hatfield, fom Hansiei-
s-Russian schr MitOu Badger Nllcr, - days from
san Francisco
G-Sckr Uelea. ElIIistier. from 50
@Schr KA Moi. WIbur. from Kahului-
T-Rcssian brig Constantine, Druj-n, from sea, leaking
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
IMPORTS.

From sSS FEAScIsco-per Milton Badger, Dec Ga hls
bags. : pkz- books. l pkg coin s5O55 90, 500 redwood pests, IL
c. dry goods. - pigs onions, 20 pkgs Potatoes. 81 pkgs APP
pies. 5 bales duck. 2 bbls tSine, 100 bXs bread. % bxs files. l
case cheese. , sks bran, ] pkg sauersroui, lVOt sks four, 1 bdls
spokes and hubs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
DIED.

M.asH-In H0noIuIz- Dec 81, Mr.. Charles y. Marsh, 81
mate Of bark Peru lie belonged in Laeonia- NH
GoEE-A, the Us. Hospital, Dec. 81, Sylvester Gore, a
native Of EAs:en Islands
T,vasT-At the L : Hospital, Dec. %, john TavAst, Ina
tive % Flores
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
PASSENG

Fran s1x Fnaxc1sco-per NItan Esisvr, De 81 LTru-
veil. \ u Jessup, ir. q Gosuitz- James BANS, VI .'ryissr, VIM
L. NrKrnn.y. v : Gard, 10 Bush-mau, Chls PIX, VI JOhu-
Geo sydney, John Druzias, James Brown, John Merrill Atins'
"a NATIVES from brig PtcfOTiT-3
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
Ships' Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.

Yoz Saw FRAxefsco-per Comet. Dec Is
yar wTxDxAEp PoErs-per kiIAGea, on Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

Zs- 1t will interest many of our readers to know
that DIR. Rufus Anderson. who has been Secretary
OF the American Board for forty years, has resigned.
After his resignation was announced at the annual
meeting, Mr.. Alpheus Hardy rose. and on behalf
Of the Boston merchants rendered him a gift of
$4,000. stating at the same time that DR.. Anderson
had not the means to support his family. When
Mr.. II. had retired. Mr.. o. E. Wood rose. and on be-
cradle Secretary with another $4,000, making in
all 100000. They have a way of doing such things
in America that is truly refreshing.
An OLD PIONEER GoNE.-The Rev. Albert Will
liams, says the :. +. Times, the pioneer minister
of San Francisco. who has probably married.
christened and buried more of our population.
than any other minister among US, after a residence
among us of upwards of sixteen years, left us on
Saturday last to take up his residence at Prince
ton, New Jersey. He was the minister of the
First Presbyterian Church on this coast. The rev.
erend gentleman has not been in pastoral charge
of a congregation for several years. He has ac-
quired an independence by the increase in value
of real estate, purchased in the early days of the
city. lie leaves many warm friends behind him.
The CENsUS-During the past week ~ Pri-
have been left at every reSiH--iuns on = blanks
island N = ~.l uay .aence throughout the
ready conGts filled up by the occupants of the
houses. stating the number of males, females, ages.
birth place. occupation. as also the number of
cattle. sheep and goats owned by the person filling
the blank. Without more full instructions than
the blanks. it is questionable whether
the natives will understand how To fill them. The
9Th of December Is the day fixed for taking the
census.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
u CARD, Il. F.. Hon,nn. Mu.ter of Shin

~ r. f. Houian, Muster of Shin
CorsshKs RotctGad, came to this port in the ordinary prose-
cution Of my voyage. A sailor belonging 10 this kingdom,
while connected with my vessel, unfortunately froze his feet
but not as l consider through any fault on my part. Since my
arrival this man has been influenced to prosecute me before a
Court OF Admiralty, which has awarded TO the sailor $3.50
and costs Of court. l do not consider myself at fault in this
matter. or morally responsible for any injury which this man
has received, and l do now make my solemn protest. before
the word, as an injured man uujustly condemned to pay this
fine. b. =. Holman, Master ship Cornelius Rowland.
Honolulu. Dec. 9Th. 1850. IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
MARRIED.

Honolulu. Dec. 4sh. by Rev. Iii
Corxin. at tie residence % the brides mother, Frederick Ban
ming. E-q.. Consul q Belgium and the Netherlands, to Miss
CLaru II. Armstrong. No cards
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

Tie feet 10 san Francisco had received considerable damage
in tie gale % Nov. ? and one or tao would have to run up a
heavy ball fr repairs Last year gale in November inflicted
similar damage OF the vessels in hat port, which would Indicate
tia; during November and Deceulber {. Is pot the safest p5t IN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
The Whaling Fleet.

We have bot one arrival 70 note this Eeek-the Cot Troupe
frOm Hio, bJund hone At that port she took On freight l,S0
barrels g ~, There still remain al HIo three vessels % adj
20 Dr E-t beas~- Thy sL 4rIsr J1nas tie c ming seek
:: >la Faa--sso che following HAalssl.ps arr.sI b~t~een
RI "a .~F 14.f - N.----t--
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

JUST r RECEIVED
And For Sale by the Undersigned
$50 1t II. HACKFELD & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

WHALING TENS.
Sailed IRON EdgartoSn sept. pa, eli, N~c., Etc.
mp sary, smith, North
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
Notice..

VENIE USDERSIG ED BEING ABotLs
= leave this kingdom requests that all persons hau-I
counts against him will present them for settlement IN
18th proximo. GOCNGsBbcs3
November so, 1850. ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08
COMMERCIAL.

-, = - ESTggOsL
-ur r,ornTy---rouated but little between
r-aLIs-. .<n-a v-'tsfs1S-, he rate vsefIatfns between AS
and l.6. standinZ NJ ths las; point November II.
OIL had advanced in New York-saIes Of sperm having been
maize a. 81 IS, whale 1t 81 25GsI so. and bone II 81 IS