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A PRlL SrH' lo6z.
SECOND SUPPLY NEW SPRING AND
SUMMER DRY GOODS.

It. +. PRICE ( Co have received and to- day
and to MORROW will open large additions To their
sprug stock Of nav and desirable DRY GOODS
Black silk and Fancy Cloth MantIes-newest
shapes.
Mourning Goods in variety-such as
BomLaznes. Tarnice,
Mouslins, Alpacas,
Black Wool Grenadines,
Black Silk Grenadines,
Gro Grain Silks,
ga Black Berages and Grenadines,
Superior English Grapes, &c.
In Housekeeping Goods:
Irish Linens, .iCotton Shsetings,
Bird-eye Diapers, Table Damasks,
Pillow Linens French To wells,
Ia Linen shsetings, Hnckabacks, sc, &c.
Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Lace Sets, newsst style Val.
Lace Collars, Organdies, Jaconets, White Goods
In great variety, &c. all OF which will be sold al
lowest prices ruling IN the market
T. Il. PRICE CO.,
sps-eod7w rear T, D. Quarlss, Broad street.
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"HERE's Your MULE."-The ChOctaw
HerdH has the following
We find in a late number of the Mobile
IdrertiSsr and Register the following adj
vertiSemcnt:
Wanted, a partner with small CAPT
tall"
That gentleman can be accommodated
by calling at this office. We think we
have ga capital" sufficiently small to
suit him or "any other man."
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A srEEI..rAcEp RArL.-The Rochester

A STEgr. FACED RArL.-The Rochester
Union says that Mr.. J. l.. Booth, of that
CITY, has invented and patented steel
faced rail, of which 1t gives the following
description 1t Is in the form of I rail
the face being made of steel, while the
body is Of iron. Mr.. Booth has made the
machine by which this face can be laid
upon the iron with rapidity. Some Of these
rails thus faced with steel have been made
at Johnstown, Pa, and are now being
tried. Engineers and other practical men
who have tested this rail in various ways
are unanimous in the opinion that IL VII,
prove a great invention. The end sough.
is to produce rail that will wear LIN, IKE
steel, vet that will not cost as much. me
a steel rail costs twice as much as an.
made of iron, this will only cost twenty,
five per cent. moro than iron, and nave
all the advantages Of steel. 1t IS contenue9
that the rail will be greatly strengthened
and render the danger frombreakage mncn
less. There will be another great saving IN
the cost of rolling the iron: New races OF
steel can be put upon rails at any 1inle
without putting the iron through the roll
ers.
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mediation. The familiar face of Mr.. Jen-
nings, formerly at the Exchange In Rich,
mond. will very pleasantly arrest any of
vour citizens. and his courtesy will GER
tainly be very acceptable. More anon.
RAPPAHANNoCK.
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,o pA y Johnny" said one small
10y " aho'her on one of our streets the
o'ner day' says the Territorial Ents,.nr ;a
n you ever strike me again and "a .,
OUT, III make it mighty hot for Won newt II
time catch you out. Bet yer life m A'
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A very Incorporate man in Indiana
persisted the other day from spontaneous
combustion.
The Lynchburg Republican says he was
sot on fire.
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The uniilcation" of Italy has given
Victor Emmanuel possession of no less than
fifty palaces and royal villas.
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at Is ordered that one of the commis sionors of
said court do audit and settle the accounts Of the
defendant, Augustus n. Drewry, lately admins
traitor of Edward .. Watkins, deceased, and the
accounts of Benjamin II Nash, administrator he
bOnis nan of said Edward o. Watkins, deceased,
regarding any former settlement of accounts by the
said Drewry correct, unless the same be sur
CHI arged and falsfed. Said commissioner shall
also ascertain and report the amount of assets In
the hands ofthe said defendants, Drewry and Nash,
severally administrators aforesaid. Said commits
sioner shall also ascertain all the assets Of said de-
cedents IL. q. Natkinsl estate, real and personal
and the value thereof, and shall also ascertain all
the outstandiLg liabilities OF said estate according
To their respective dignities distinguishing be-
tween such as are secured by lien on the intestae
real estate, explaining in what manner and TO
what extent such claims are so secured said
commissioner shall also convene before him the
creditors, who shall become parties to this suit on
the usual terms, by notice by publication made
once a week for tour successive weeks in some
| newspaper published in the city Of Richmond,
which publication SHAH be equivalent 10 personal
service of such notice. said commissioner .Aail
require legal proof OF the claims produced be-
fore him, and report such are properly sus-
tanned, and report his proceedings, including any
other mater which he may deem pertinent, or any
party may require to be spec ially stated
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE
M MANCHESTER, April 10, 1867.

CoMMIssIoSER's OFPIcE,l
MASCHEsTER, April 10, 1867.
All persons interested in the matters embraced
in the foregoing inter!ocutory order of court are
hereby notified that have appointed MONDAY
the Goth day OF May 1867, at my office, in the town
OF Manchester, when and where ! shall proceed to
execute the said order Of court A IL persons claim
ing lie credoas OF said estate, or otherwise !uts
rested ara required 10 present their claims before
me- with all legal proofs necessary 10 sustain the
same. aud To produce such other evidence he may
be required To enable me Ia take account directed
by the said order Of court.
JAMES A. CLARKE,
an lO-Wiw Commits Toner.
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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.

conservatives Hopctui-Plans OF tho CAM
paign-R adical Papers 10 he started ali over
the Sonth-The Indian Troubies-keJect'on OIL
,N-Ncunyor Stock ton, etc.
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pLAIR'S RICHMOND HAIR DYE.
~ the best article In use. for sale at manufsctu.
rcrs prices, Wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD & co Druggists.
sPn corner Main and Thirtssnt6 streets.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
>--~~7S->-~>~N>7~-~~
- GORGE A. AINSLIE,
" MANUFACTURERS AND 49,

DEALER IN CARRIAGES.
No. 10 TENTH STREET. BETwgEs MAIN AND CAhf'
would In form his friends and the carriage nsIns
public that he IL building CARhlAGE %, Dr. Dr.,
gnality Also hat he is having built to order, ~
the best manufacturers at the North, All tne is.a
STYLES OF carriages and will he prepared In IuluLe
to exhibit as complete an assortment az can oe
found. III, - ond
Major II. Il SELpEs is engaged with me, ana
will be pleased to see his old friends. ap los
FURNITURE WAREROOMS.-A
IT ways on hand a large assortment Of Parlor,
Chambsr and Dining room FURNITURE, ward
robes. Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands, Cane and
Wood seat Chairs, Arm and Rocking Chairs, Hair
and Shuck Mattresses, and other articles too nu-
msrous to mention. Call and examine for your
selves HABLIsTON BROTHER,
No 905 Main street, corner Ninth.
Two STORES for rent, on Cary between Ninth
and Tenth streets. ap8-ts
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THE PACIFIC
SATURDAY,. ~SEPTEMBER2,
Commercial Advertiser.


Tie steamer r-sh@I Lsr IecE early TIL inning.
aad r~Tarr. ls passzH-=s. IL Haaor Judge D4yi-.
N=s@ T. jail. H. COoper. Jas Ho0s,L- LaE-
ia. = =. AI.n-. T.. Lyons. Elthbgru an Wool
Ey The ..=azsr re hear q The - q the s-hsoaer
E,hdt =; = s'eioek CT Montsy morning h.;, ~aIe
lying at asebsr a. KohAiL- Ahrse gang q pl-uta-
tor haaL kDI tssa sat On bosri % help disshaTge
tie yz-z n1rhsI.y. uhea a s4Iien eIpb-i1n tx
2 ne. c4a-si - = IA q; b~nz-as 0l, which iEslJuy
s~nss9p@i TIE k1ii N fame. sal r-n1-r-i asze-aI
sErt- % save the vessel The exVis1E tex place
hom a lamp earTiei near tie benEne. q which there
were TO els- 90 bsArL = pSrr.oa y. tie cargo had
been hrisI. bot ssvezI thOu-4ai FEET ofigmteE Ia
tie h1il uers Destroyed With the ves-eL Even the
offers aEi nsn -: theiF oSn lGzgAge, saving only
wh4; they stSsl ia lie shooneT beansel % the
koh-la Plantation
lis Ezce1eley GES- McCO0K took passage II the
steamer Hah0 Hr wsshington- His departure VS.
quite unexpected q Esss Per-oas, though lie received
ins;ruetions - the -AzTTsy % make the yi-i;, shOgli
he deem Il bet Of eoI-ss the main Ot5et = u pro
cure the n;ae4;on q the Reciprocity Treaty. We
may JUICE from tie success Nheh has sttsniel hs
ef5Fts q stlhlish steam communication AMI secure
the EttibG1tsa q the treaty Al tbs eud u the route,
be- viii - -a1cs-fgl IN hi mission ~ better per-
sa could have beea -~-ls-tei. ani II Las ea9Tts Hl,
IL wiu - usei=s o make any further. We suppose
hs VII bs ahssnt I've % tx months.
A musical All dramatic entertainment ~Ii is
given on TharsAy svenins next n; the Pubic Hal.
fr the bsn=ht q the Organ fund q the Fo-t SsTes:
Church r. all ula-st - -o-@l .ni in-tr4m-ausi
music. - s0me ofsur bet ainz'e4rs With rhlaaz, &c.
During tie evening Slr. BsEuaa viii intrslgse hi
mcu1zsne u Wiii animals zai pets- Whether he
- Wooiiy bore" O. TIE mermaid will appenr or
not, re have n0t ,eaFrSL Em<sst@1ng the sue
cess vhich sffsntei the LIST ushieaux entertainment.
W. Prvist = treat 90 T~hun-i.y evening u ths Syers
0f hHs art, uu-ac and fnn-
Our eo:rsYonisnes 1rsa wa.hington, to Re fund
On the srst psge. vii be red with Interest. a. the
first aatLeafe 4ivie= Feorisel irum cur envoy extra
Oar eorTesPanisnt, Who ssGek % him
= elo-er than 4 brUthsr.' dgrin= hs sg50arn 10 that
city, J. b~HsTsi a. te po-t@i IN relation o. all has
-IyinEs AL d9tnrs, All has prUu..si 4 faithful ~
port
The srsign n<=. IN I'll issas vil - hand inter
es=Hz. On the -: Fazs IS a description q tie
Danish sltnk, =heh have been, o. are o. - pur-
chased y the United States
n The COAT al not leave san Frsaeisso tail last
tie 2is.. she vii not te due here Lefre
the 9Th o. 1Oth q Uctater. a. the u-uaI average Iz-
.ages az ths ssassn are Il O. ~ days
The L. : ship TssesT0rs ssls Is lay AZ > .. -
for san Ffauei-co AMI taks- . mail.
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yC1-resPn.enoe p. c. A1ve-tserl
Reform Needed.

EoIToR PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, SIR
I am glsd to see under this head in a iste issue,
attention called to the ~proaigate waste Of time,
money and morals by the chain gang. Is II not sn
expensive farce, devoid Of public utility and public
amusement to enact Laws fu the protection Of life.
property snd the general god, to sppoint and pay
magistrates, attorneys, sherids and constsbles 70
detect and convict murderers, incendisries, burglars,
thieves AnI villains ot every style and grade, 10
sentence them to hard labor. and then appoint one
u their oIcs Hun6sr 70 enforce, during hours Of
labor, discipline and Obedience 10 law Why, SIR,
if what l have seen about the Royal Nausoleum and
elsewhere during the past few months Is a specimen
Of prison labor. l an certain the idea Of hard labor
IS unknown to the chain gang. and that more work
would have been accomplished W one quarter the
number Of men working diligently.
have repeatedly seen them sitting down, lsyins
down. smoking. bathing. and sAuntering about
during working hours; l hsve seen them returning
from their work between 5 and + P. NJ; I have seen
them sitting by the roadside opposite the gate Of the
Royal Mausoleum at a qusrter past three, washed
and buttonei for their return; have often seen from
eight TO twelve idle 81 the same time, but have never
seen all at work 81 any one time
If taxpayers don't find 81 the meeting Of the next
Legislature enormous expenditures Of prison labor
for the anount accomplished, l shall beg 70 differ
with them in economy Of labor.
In what other country, civilized or savage, Is to
be seen a gang Of prisoners, outside the PRISM walls,
with one Of their own class, and confeiersts it msy
be, without arms Of any kind, constituted by the
authorities, the oyerseer and keeper OF say fifteen TO
thirty Williams during working hOurs9 In what
other country Is il a common occurrence for s prs
over 10 leave his gang and stroll into ths town or
country TO renew his depredations upon the comnu-
nifty, before being retaken, In what other
country does 8 prisoner relieve himself OF his irons
when he should be under the eye of his keeper, snd
commit a dozen roobeCes, more or less, before bis
recapture?
If this sys;eu. is without precedent, IS I believe il
10 be. Why Is il continued Certainly not from the
beauty or utility Of its working; not from economy,
for / an sure money enough has been worse than
wasted by idleness Of prisoners during the present
year 10 have paid 8 sober relisble man as keeper for
every ten men in the gang. In Whist other country
Is 20 be seen and heard members of the chain gang
cracking jokes or Safeguarding those they chance
TO meet or pass upon the sidewalk. Surely reform
Is needed OBsERvER-
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their abborrSrce bet the aboESon and iessru-tion Of
slavery. Distance and want Of knoElsige of the
Circumstances q America may have caused ne TO
Gn into error IN that respect lehee-sl but l was
aite-EAri convinced by the distinguished and emf
L II nan who represents the United states n this
colnrryI mean NJ Adams [chSElI was con-
vinc~i BY him. in frequent conversations upon the
sutjet, that I had not rendered due justice 20 Mr.
Lincoln. who was the freud q freedom, snd not
only the friend q freedom, bat ultimately became
the martyr Gr that cause loud ch-rSl
. ] id not u justice 20 tie efforts thai were
made by the Cn.tai State Government and I SIN
nos persuaded that NJ. Lincoln did al thaT Il Ess
possible 10 DO, and that we are hound 70 give cur
tribute q admiration 10 the excellent policy which
Nr- Lincoln sni his government pursued, and which
has eventually ended IN the entire Iteration q the
fur Millions = slaves loud cheesl"
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hr Acapulco. and probably did not - 50 Tar
north - latitude 80. Both the above vessels
undoubtedly founderei from The Effects Of gale ~
s-he= accident, and not from eneounterins sny
unknown hnd- TIE truth about this reported
i-l-D1 = jI-t this-ttere ex-rs NJ land. but
there = green water n tie vicinity referred 70,
ihe cause O: which j. not Gear, az Do sound
ing lave ever ben found there. TIE leaIity =
iosv sEi tie cl1lt- remarkably d-ceptiye ~
-unri-e aDi SAM. - u4leh - that any --zan-er
= liable p - deceived by theu- An island. IL
is could he fund there. woai De- very eonvcni-
eaty Iztel. bu- having aile3 over TIRE identical
-T.t IN clear waath-r. We can vYuch for tie -ua-e-
ule1t t1t. there j. none.
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en~a -rsr--s &a- - zss-a-sazs af 80 - z~s--
xf o@ - ss@ s.s1 a-rpf eaaI e. go $500
4=d srers-f h~--f ts 1-FsfE
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v-rs E~g. SIS 1f eesa1sars- - Estef a-sf e.
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.-s- b. 30 EEL. G-4aarsfs s~~H@af4ff 4ssf Lars~
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HoxourIr. SPIT Is, 1867

HONOLULU. Sp- 4c, 1907.
t. Tie Editor II "a. Commercial Advertiser:
SIR IL find in the Government organ Of the 25th
instant, the following words
This singular oourse q the SsUsrfsssr Certainly gives
color . the MINOR aiready prevalent that the Nssioaa-y
party = thee ls2z1s are OFI--d . the Treaty.~ SC
If the writer u the above means the English Mis-
sioaAry party, l have nothing to say, for he probably
i in their councils and kAoEs but if he means TO
insinuate that the American Missionaries as a body
are opposed 10 the Treaty Of Reciprocity. I not only
deny the charge, but l call on him either to retrsct
the SANDER or bring forward his proofs.
In fact know CT no opposition TO the Treaty 50
great - MSS been found IN the columns Of the two
Government papers, the GJ-eifs and the iu OS0d,
both Of Ehich klrs come on: fat footed 0R{ Gsclgrs4
"a fleet As Treaty Il bad mag, calculated to ruin
ts HGlr1tiaR people, and now, instead Of repenting
Of their errors, the Government press must forsooth
undertake 10 cast odium upon an innocent party.
Shame Shame on tie Government press and its
apologis;s. Yours, IDAno.
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po.niei 70 criticize AZ the inaccUr@eies OF the case, and
t. seek a solution OF the difhculty, if possible. amica-
bly,. II not, several alternatives present themselves,
which vii not fail 70 be effective The B!GeSlcdH, one
OF the assessed ships. was laden with 5 Cargo u l,65l
tons Of wheat, owned by parties N tiVerpool. and
shipped for them 81 this port by Their agents. Fslkner,
Bel s Co. whO chartered the shin While lying in
the strezn ready % sal. sic caught IRE 81 2oclOcS
in tie morning o: the 9th, and the FIRE WAS not ex-
tinguished until II o'clock- The crew have been
arrested on suspicion Ct setting ire 70 the vessel
Williams. BAncaA-d 4 Co sre the couSigneeS Il =
slSo stated taAt she : inSurpi in Liverpool. but for
what amount WAS not ascsrJAjnei- The cargo was
Sli az auction ~ ~ sci -.
Amusemencs.
Nj. Dan" Bryant for many years ! popular
negro minstrel, b1i nov attempting IRISH characters,
has arrived, and VII commences AZ engagement next
week ~ Maquire'S True 70 the Core" an II
te2se,y nautical drama, has had 4 successful run 81
the Metropolitan. Mr.. Mcguire has sid his Acsie-
ny 81 Music. q handsome but small theatre, for
$4,000, 10 Goodwin * Co, furniture dealers, who
are about 20 transform II into a warehouse and sales
RON. \ wag haS suggested tha, theatre goers may
lie ekary q It now.
The brig Cana Pocket Or bark Come, viii sail
shout Sept - / know OF no ether vessels VI for
Honolulu Yours ever, PEIIEAU.
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PA,-ESGEk>.

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EXPORTS.

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GRAIN SHIP N DRIsTREss-The American ship
otisHO. Of Wiscasset, Maine. Captain Tinkham,
arrived on the 18th, from ses in distress, leaking.
The OihsliO left San Francisco July 18th. and dur
ing ;Ae first week experienced strong y. ". winds,
and heavy cross sea. Shifted cargo, giving a bad
list 10 port. The leak was discovered the second day
out, leaking at the time one hundred strokes an hour,
which increased steadily until the 9Th of August,
in latitude Il south, when she put away for the
islands leaking three hundred and lily strokes
The crew are pretty well exhausted by constant work
st the pump=. The OheLo win discharge cargo and
repair, for which there IS every facility for doing the
work well and promptly.
DDiEs.-Ihe Acting Minister of Finance has e.
tablished a most excellent rule, TO the effect that = in
order TO secure the introduction of American dimes
and half dimes into circulation, I'll payments at the
Treasury, Of fractional parts Of a dollar, will here
after be made in coins Of that denomination" This
viii help to bring them into circulation. If now, the
same order is made applicable to departments in
the Government, as well as TO ali tax collectors, it
viii tend more than any other measure, to dispel the
idea from the native minds that they are base coins,
deserving only of being shunnel. Retailers, We no
tice, take these coins more freely than formerly, and
We trust we may soon be able 10 report that they are
among the coins Of the country.
On Sunday last the schooner .4orai sailed for
Tzliu, taking among other passengers, Mr.. !. sum
ner and wife. Mrs. :. is related 10 one of the Chiefs
Of that island, and visits her native country and
relatives at the urgent request Of the latter. The
departure was witnessed by numerous native friends,
who set up a most uprcaroas wailing, As though they
might never see them again Mr.. md Mrs. :. pur-
uase 20 return in a whaler In tie spring.