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New YORK, No. SO cEDAR-srREET.
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NEW York, No. So CEDAR-srREET.
November 26, 1867 !
UDoLpHo WOLFE, Esq. Present
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical analysis
two bottles of sSchiedam Schnapps," which took
from fresh package in your bonned warehouse and
find. as before, that the spirituous liquor rs irce
from injurious ingredient, or fals6cation; that it
has the marks OF being aged and not recently pre-
pared by mechanical aCnnixture of alcohol and aro-
matics.
Eespectfullv FRED. F. MAYER,
Chemist.
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MULE AND HARNESS FOR SALE
IM A fine. we'll broke four year old MULE and
HARNESS tor SAL, corner Cumberland and State.
streets, by F. W. CLAUSSEN.
Novcmt err 16 mw2
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&c rISE-srREEr, NEW YORK,
Nnvnmhnr u. 1Sf1.

&c TISE-sTREET NEW York,
November u, 1S6T.
UpoLpHo WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present:
Denr Sir-I have ma chemical examination OF
sample of your Schcdam Schnapps, with tile in
tent OF determining if nny foreign Injurious SUI
stance had been added to the simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted Ill the conclusion
that the sample contained no POISONOUS or harmful
atin;1:ure have beeu unable TO discover any
trace OF the dee,crious substances wich are en-.
ployed in the aiu!teraiion of liquors. would not
hesitate to use myself or to recommtnd to others,
nm excellent and unobiectionable variety OF gin.
Very respectfully yours,
tSicnejl CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
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tn TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM. 1s6s.-IN THE MATTER OF
ROBER F. COOPER, OF SUMTER, BANKRUPT
PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN BANKRUPTCY Ordered. That 4 hearing DC had
on the 26h day Of November 1868, at Fedcrl Court
house in Columbia =. c.. and that all Credi ors &C.,
Of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and
show cause If any they can, why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be graItad. And that the
sec nd meeting of Creditors OF said Bankrupt will be
held at Il Office of r. b. CARPENTER. Esq. Regis.
frar of the Second Congressional District. S. c., on
23d day Of Norember, 1868, at p. NJ.
D.; order of the Court, the 30th day OF October,
1868 DANIEL BORLBECk,
tlcrl of the District Court of the U. s. Tor $. G.
November VIZ
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Conditional.

TNEIE FsAakLIS-STREE HIGH
Il SCHOUL was rcopcucd on Monday, November
lG, for the year ending June 30. 1869.
W. W. TAYLOR, Principal.
November1T
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Go Rent.

y STREET TO RENT.-Ihe Store and Dwelling
on the east side OF King.street, four doors above
Georgr street The store has Glass FroLt, the
Dwelling quite comfortable for good size family,
with cistern and we'll water in the kitchen The r. Mt
will be low to good tenant Apply to JACOB or
TOLENGUI, Charleston Hotel.
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NEW YORK HOT l.,
No. 721 B r 0 A d " & z,
NEW YORK CITY.

ID. NJ. IIlLDI;ETlI II CO., Proprietors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRsT-CLASs
HOTEL, as po3ularly known in former times
under the management oil ]. B. MONSOT, Esq, and
more recently under that OF HIRAM CRANSTON 4
C ;. is now under the propretorship of NeSsrs D.
n. HJLDRErH Il L. 3. RUCKWAY, uner the firm oil
D. NJ. HILDRETH co.
The senior partner from bis long experience as
proprietor of the Vcranda, st. Lon'S anu 81 Gnalles
Hotels of New Orleans latters himself that he can
assure his friends and the public generally tlat Its
former worldwide reputation as popular hrst-ciass
Hotel, shall be fully sustained uRder It's present
management. lyrF feFeosrS -
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Amusemfnt.
+ A r.
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
THE WIDOW HON f."
WILL DE HELD AT
THE "HOME" IN BROAD-STREEF
ON THE 15tt DECEMBER NEXT.

THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF THE "HOME'
return their thanks t. the community for the assist
ancc which has been extended them in their under
tikipC and will be thankful for any contributions
money provisions and fancy articles.
Packages from distance will be transported free
of Charge, by the Express Company and Railroads
if directed to Mrs. NJ. A. SNOWDEN, President o.
Widows home, Charleston S. c.
B-Positivey no Lists for Rafllcs will be circu
lated about the hail. Chances, If desired, can be Sc
cured at the respective tables.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
Mrs NJ A SNowDEN, Mrs II WILSON,
Mrs D HUGER, Mrs S YEDDER.
Mrs GEO ROBERTSON Miss NJ MIDDLETON.
Mrs s SNowpEN, Miss ii B CAMPBELL,
Miss NJ DoRLBEcK Miss PALMER,
Mrs HENRY RAvENEL Mi ss ANNA SI5IPsoS,
BIrs MATHEsoN.
Mrs NJ A. SNoWDEN. President.
Miss MATILDA MIDDLETON, Vice-Pre sdent.
Miss NJ. B. CAMPBELL, Sec and Treasurer.
SIrs. ]. H. WILSON, Corresponding Secretary.
November
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VLTANTED, BOARD, Fur A GENTLE
w MAN wife, three children anil nurse. Will
require two rooms. and ain, but substantial, table,
Address. stating terms, &C., IN S,," Box No. 1856,
Charleston, :. G. November 3
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WANTED. BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family for Gentleman and wife; location con-
venicnt to Postoflice. Addrss II. X, Box 434,
Charleston Postolice. October 26
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DoarDing.

DOARD.--ONE OR TWO PLEASANT
ID South Rooms, with good Board in private
family il the lower part of the city. Apply al THIS
OFFICE. mwa November 1G
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81 AT AZ TR a CTION
QUtNBY'S & CO.'S OTOGEApH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW on EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
frest Collection of CHROMO LlTHOGRAPHS ever
seen in Charleston. They are perfect copies OF Gel
ebrated Works of Art, both ancient and modern.
Among the collection may be found SALVATORE
RuSA'S HEAD OF CHRIST, Correggo's Alagdn;cnc,
A. Delacroix's Tide Going Out, 4. Dclacroixs Tide
Coming In, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English
See merry, Rowbottom's English Scenery, Baxter's
English and Irish Scenery, Views OIL the Rhine, The
Jungfraud, 1he Wetterhorn, Marine Views anu
many Others.
these beautiful Works oil Art They are offered for
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction in the price OF PORCL LAIN PIC
URES. Recent improvements in producing these
pictures enable to now offer them at nearly one.
half the former prices, and lar superior Call and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE vIS1IE AID OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
E,pecia attention given to children. Also to copy
ing old Daguerreotypes ard pictures. Satisfac-
ton in all guaranteed and at prices to CORES
pond with the tines
sTEREUSCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
4 fine collection Of
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These IRE the first and only Photographs ever taken
III that locality.
OUIN NBY s. o.,
No. 2G1 KING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
Noycnbcr 10 3mo3
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ilutifes in Bankruptcy.

IN THE DISTRICT COUVT OFF THE
i URITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM, lSGS-IN THE MATTER OF
JAMES a. BURNS. OF -, BANKRUPr-PE-
TITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE-IN
B B,NRRUPrCY-Ordered,t thai hearing he had on
the tlpsn,-srA day Of Norcmbcr, at Federal Court
house in Columbia, c., nn that AL creditors, &C.,
OF said Bankrupt app ar at said time and place, and
show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted; and that the second
meeting of creditors Of said Bankrupt will be held at
the Office of r. B CARPENTER, Esq, RcSistrar OF
Second Congressional District, s. c., on t,uenty-hpd
dny Of Norenibcr, 1868, at II A. NJ.
Ey order of tie Court the 30h day of October 1863
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the United States
Fol South Carolina.
November4 w3
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lJants.

HARDENING, HORTICULTURE sc.
" JULES LAVERGNE respectfully informs his
patrons and the public that he has returned from
Paris and has again located in Charles on, prerared
to do all work in his business. such as LAYING OUT
GARDENS, Trimming Fruit, Ornamental and shade
Trees, Shrubs, Grape Vines, &C., IN tho best and
most approved manner, and ut tho lowest prices.
He asks those wanting such work done to leave an
order for him at the store of NJ II. SOUBEYROUX
No. 1928 Kingstrcct, and he guarantees to give full
satisfaction.
he is allowed to refer to Messrs James Il. Eason
G. ". Aimar, L. Chaplin, Wiili1m L. Webb, Thomas
D. Eason and Benjamin +. Evans.
November 18
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T1OR SALE, A FEW GOOD MULES AND
n HORSES Nav be seen at the subscribers sta.
bic, Qu, ep.st., between Friend and Mazyck.
November Is finw3 P. WEST.
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I feel bound to sly. that regard your Schnarps;
as beng in every respect prc-eminentiy pure, anu
deserving OF medical patronage At all events, it is
the purest possible article of Holland Gin hereto
tore uuobtainaplc and as such may DC safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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ITO RENT, A FINE CORNER GROCERY
i STAND on King.strCet. with fixtures complete
Terms moderate, Apply attn ls9 EAST BAY.
November Is lmo*
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HrmDpaIs.

nR.J.S MITCHELL HAS REMOVED
his Office and residence to the SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF KING AND JOHN STREETS.
Noycmbcr2
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ITO RENT, A NEAT TWO-AND-A-HALF
L STORY HOUSE. No. 2 Doughty-street. Apply
at No. 452 KNIT, corner John-strect-
November IS WIN
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WANTED. a GENTLEMAN FROM
w the up.counry, situation as CLERK in
either Wholesale or Retail Grocery store; is ex-
pcrcnccd in the business. and can influence trade
Best of references given. Address CLERK, through
Charleston Postofice, South Carolina.
September II
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Rewar0s.

TWENTY DOLLARS SREvvARD.--LOST,
at the time of the in Springs rect. on Satur.
duy, an OPEN FACE GOLD ENGLISH LEVER
WATCH, Gold Dill; no secondhand. Makers,
Gregg, Hayden & Co.; No. 2J,G03. Also. Ladies
GOLD CURB CHAIN, small sz-.
JOSEPH WHILDEN,
November II No. 137 Mecting-slreet.
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WaNTED INFoEnIATInN:-,aMf AZ ,,i..ta,., os oSE M
ANTONY Bunk, who left Richmond about fifteen
months since tor Kentucky will confer lavor BY
addressing his wife, ANNE BURK, Richmond Post.
office lmox October 10
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FARM WITHIN TIE CITY

MARKET FARM WITHIN THE CITY
MI LIMITS, FOR SALE.-That valuable MAR
KET FARM, formerly Provost Farm, one of the best
on Charleston Neck. the property of the late Thomas
Lynch in rear OF ]. j. and P. Nosett's iarm, run
nin from Hcs!er-strcet TO Ashley River; containing
about AZ acres OF clear planting and marsh land,
with two Dwelling Houses and all necessary out
buildings Oh the same; with range of marsh land
fenced in for the raising Of hogs and stock.
Fur further particulars apply to
JOHN L. O'NEILL & son,
October 80 No. l67 East Bay
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BOTTLED WINES AND

The proprietor aleo offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS.,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for me-
dcinal USE Each bottle has his certificate OF Its pu-
rity. CDOLPIiO NOLFH.
November IL 3mos
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5ine arts.

~ Il 4 a Il a z r Il a Z T U
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ITO RENT, TWO AIRY AND PLEAS
i ANT ROOMS. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
CF
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Meftiags.
L. D. o. F.

/. u. u. +.
SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE NO. 1.
THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
j. LODGE will be hell This Evening, at Seven
O'Clock precisely.
By order L. c. LOYAL,
November 18 Secretary.
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WANTED. A WHITE GIRL TO NURSE
w an infant Good recommendations required.
Apply tot. D. GILLESPIE, Southern Express ONCE
Mceting-street November 10
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WANTED, By 4 LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
ono or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &C. Address
Miss 4. Z. W., postofice, Charleston, S. c.
October
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WANTED, EMPLOYMENT BIZ A RE.
w FUGEE from Beaufort who has no means OF
support and is suffering from want. For further
information address REFUGEE through the Pest
office October
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WANTED. EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES Z. FIGHTERS Select Library OF New
Books contains al of the latest publications.
April u No. l6l KING-STREET.
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1Otels.
WM. A. WRIGHT,

HAVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT OF
this House, respectfully soGci.s share OF public pa
tronaGc.
Free Omnibus to and from the Hotel
November Is iiNo
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5or Salf.

NOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
Il any quantity, price 70 cents per hundred. Aupl'
at the Ollice of the DAILY NEWS. February 81
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COOPER RIVER PLANTATION.-TO
v Rent, "DENEvENTO" PLANTATION on
Cooper River, containing ono hundred and twenty
acres of choice Rice Land AMI sufficient back water
to make crop.
The above place will bo rented for one, two and
three years, apply to
November w3 Vanderhorst's wharf.
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ITO RENT. 4 PIANO, IN GOOD OR RDER
Il Apply ut THIS OFFICE. October d
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i HppIy Ut IuIS VE FIVE OCtOUcr
J,o RENT. THE TWO UPPER FLOORS
of the DAILY NEWS Building, suitable for offices,
&c. Apply ut THE NEWS OFFICE.
October
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nor RENT, THAT PLEASANTLY
II situated RESIDENCE. No. II Bee-street north
q o. S. Arsenal. For particulars apply at No 95
HAYNE-ST3EET. sw September -
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The following report of the murders on
Hawaii has been sent in for publication:
"The late Mr. Neville visited Kaona's camp
on the week previous, encountering opposi-
ton. Finally, at 9 A. M. on Monday, Oct l9,
he went with one Kamauoho, constable
from Napoopoo, to serve some notices to
quit Many others went with them, but only
Neville and Kamauoho approached the lanai
where the prophets people were assembled.
AS soon as they appeared, the prophet or
dered his people TO drive them away. A
powerful man seized Kamauoho and began
to beat him severely. The whole crowd also
threw stones, and the affair was so serious
that Neville fired his pistol. The first
man slightly. Meanwhile the shower of
stones continued with great fury. One
stone hit Neville on the side of the head
and he fell from his horse. The crowd then
attacked him, and, in the confusion, Kamau-
Ohio contrived to escape, although badly
bruised, and in spite of being lassoed five
times. Neville does not appear TO have strug-
gled violently, and as he is known to have
been a very strong man, il is hoped he had
become insensibie. They bound him with
pieces of vine, and left him in a helpless, sit
ting posture, very badly wounded. Accounts
vary as TO the length OF time he remained in
this condition, and there is conflict of tes-
imony as to whether he was conscious or
not, but after an interval of an hour or two,
Kaona inquired if he was dead, and being an
swered in the negative, told his people that
Neville was q bad man, a rebel; and that God
above would be angry with them if he was
not killed. Thereupon he ordered Kahikoku,
an old soldier, to kill him. Kahikoku went
out with stick las large and long as a mans
arm,m and beat out Neville's brains In sight
of all the people, who looked on in silence.
When he returned and reported that bis vic
tim was dead, Kaona said that "God would be
glad" After Neville had fallen into the hands
of Kaona's party, number of persons went
to demand his body, but they were imme-
diately driven away. One Kamaka, known to
be expert with lasso, came out and threw
one around the neck of native named Ka-
mai, who contrived to extricate himself,
but Kamaka then caught his shirt sleeve,
and twisting ii round the pommel of his sad
die, dragged him away, until one Alika, in
presence and by command Of Kaona, split
his head open with an axe
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Licenses Expiring in Nov. 1868.

d ETAIL, Honolulu 7 Waterhouse
III 9th, F II Segelken 9th, II R HOLSTER 9Th,
Along a Achuek Sd, To Tin 18th, W N Ladd
10th, Akean sth, Cleghom oath, Nc
Gregor 25th, Ahuna 4 Apo 9Th. Maui-La-
haina, Ahiona lst, Waikiki, J Halstead 9th,
Keanae, Ksahaaina and Co 29th, Waiohinu,
Teen Kahn goth.
Wholesale, Honolulu 7 Waterhouse
9th.
Retail Spirits, HonOlulu-LOuzada and
Rowland 9th.
Victualling, Honolulu-Ah Tin 18th, II
Viera goth. Hawaii-Hilo, Nape 9th.
Shipping, Honolulu-Markham Lewis
Ilth.
Boat, Honolulu-Kikaha, No 18th, XII
kaha, Nos & 10th, Mahele, No 18th, Ke-
ola, No 10th. Hilo-J Upa LIST, Makea sth,
Kauipele 11th.
Horse, Honolulu-No 81, Naukana End,
No p, Kainapau 2nd, No %, Kaoi 4th, No "a
Kamuela 9Th, No %, Kamaka Sth, No 20, Jose
Araisa Sth, No 9th, Keaa 3th, No 20, 0hu-
lie 9th, No 30, KAPPA 9Th, No 81, Kapaumi 9th,
No 80, Lulea 18th, No 80, Kamakau 18th, No
81, Koko 18th, No SIS, Maunakina 18th, No
SO, Kaopuiki 18th, No 81, Kalawai 10th, No
80, Kanewahino 18th, No 80, kaki 10th, No
40, Ella 10th, No Il, Pumai 10th, No ~, Kai-
lipahee 10th, No 43, Kalawe 10th, No A. Bo-
labola 18th, No As, Kaonohi 18th, No 46,
Alama 18th, No AZ, Kamakahi 22d, Nos 4s a
40, Aalona 23d, No so, Malaa 23d, Nos 81, 81
q 50, Jesse Aimoo 18th. No "a, Kainaina 25th,
No IS, Anana 25th, Nos Sc L 81, Wright Peku
9th, No S., Makalii 9th, No SO, Akupa 27th
Nos so, 81 81, Kauahiokalua 9th.
Billiards, Honolulu-LouEada and How
land 9th.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Oct. 2s-scbr Iiliu, from Molokai
Schr Kate Lee, from Lahainn and MAkee's
29-Am VIII blk George, Davis, I'm Bristol Bay,
$50 bbls VIII, 500 lbs bone.
Schr Fairy Queen, I'm KOna.
3O-schr Nettie Merrill. I'm Koloa.
Schr Mary, from Anahola-
schr Kona Packet, from Kona and Kau.
Haw bk A Pope, Geerkn, 1872 days from
New Bedford.
stmr Kilauea, from windward ports
Schr Luka, from Hanalei.
31-Schr Kamaile, frum MolOkAi.
sehr Kitty Cartwright from Waalna.
Haw blk Wilhelm /, Winters, 14O days from
Bremen.
Haw bk Count Bismarl, Dallman, FIN Arc
tic COO VIII, 1900 bn.
Am blk Onward, Pulyer, I'm Arctic, 1900 VIII,
Nov lam bk John Carver, Worth, I'm Arctic, $50
VIII, 5000 bn.
Am bk ST George, sOule, I'm Arctic, 300 VIII,
1000 bn.
Haw bk Eagle LOvcland, I'm Arctic, ITO sp,
ITO VIII, 5000 bn.
Schr Nellie. from MalikO
schr Annie, from HilO.
2-schr Hattie, from Nawiliwil
Br schr FavOrite, Mckay, q DIS FIN Victoria,
vi
mix Navy, Davis, I'm Arctic, 100 sp, 10
VII, 100 bn.
Am ok Monticello, Phillips, FIN Arctic, 900
VII 1000 bn.
Am blk Peru, Morgan, I'm St Pau's Island,
wi.h 90 600 seal SKINS.
Am bk Trident, Rose I'm Arctic, 1000 VIII,
5000 bn.
Am Blk Tamerlane, winslow, I'm Arctic, 45O
VIII, 1000 bn.
3-Schr Warwick, from Molokai.
Am schr J II Roscoe, Jones, I'm Manila, via
Hakodadi Japan, So days.
Am bk Progress, D0wden, I'm Arctic, 1000
VIII, 1000 bn.
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MEMORANDA.

Report of Hawaiian Bark A Pope-Left New Bed
ford the last Of May, and experienced fine wealth
and light sOutherly winds down TO the trades,
in 800 and 800 W; had them very moderate and
lost them in Toe N. Took the L trades in 80 and
passed the line in 26o w. ~ days out and lost them
in 26o S. From there had variable winds, mostly
from the w, with moderate weather to Staten Isl
and. Passed Cape 81 John the 10th Of August, ~
days out there met succession Of very heavy gales,
which lasted nine days without any intermissiOn. On
the night Of the 22d Of August had a violent hurri-
cane and were driven back TO the eastward Of the
Falkland Islands; ice and continually deck.
On the 18th Of August sighted Staten Island again
from there had very fine weather, with mostly east
erly and sOutheasterly winds and smooth water. Was
- days from 500 in the Atlantic to 500 in the Pa
ciic. Took the trades in the Pacific in 800 s,
moderate first and light towards the line crossed
the line in 1859 W, l31 days out Took the trades
in 10 n moderate and light in nearing the islands
Sighted Hawaii and East Maui the morning Of the
18th Of October and arrived here on the Both. Saw
q number Of vessels during the passage.
Schr II Roscoe reports Leff at Hakodad the
vessel seized by coolies the coast Of Peru. The
coolies had beed taken in charge by the japanese
Government, and were in confinement. Their ae-
count Of being in possession Of the vessel is that in
a typhoon the officers and crew had left, taking all
the nautical instruments with them. The japanese
Government will hold them prisoners until some
thing is heard from abroad.
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COMMERCIAL.
BONOLULU. NOV 3. 1sss

HOADLCLOs WV. D. 1000
Our streets show quite business appearance. A
number Of whaIers have arrived during the past week
the greater part Of which have done we'll although
we regret to say our own whalers have not been 50
successful formerly Provisions low and plenty.
Ship ohandlery is being offered at less than paying
prices we should say and moneyis abundant at rates
that VIII not Justify parties holding it for exchange
purposes; but owing to the quantity of provisions
forwarded for retting the whaling feet at this port
the amount required for disbursement will not be
large AMI the greater part Of the exchange will be
required for remtances in payment for merchandise
The British schooner Ravorite arrived yesterday
from Victoria d. c., with merchandise TO Walker &
Allen. She reports the schooner Alaska as having
arrived at Port Townsend, W. T. The Alaska sailed
from here August Is for Portland but owing to the
smoke hanging over the coast, was unable to make
the Columbia River bar.
The schooner }. II. Roscoe arrived to-day from Ma
Mia via HakodAti Her cargo consists Of cigars and
Manila oordage.
The bark r. C. wylie sails tomorrow for Bremen,
with ful hrgo Of WOOL hides, tallow molasses, cof-
fee, etc.
The bark Comet is loading for San Francisco and
will sail in about a week.
The d. C. Murray is due from San Francisco Her
cargo, large portion Of which is -four grain, pOta-
toes, bread, etc. is wanted, especially the former.
The Ceylon is filling up with oil rapidly, and the
Iolani now fully due, will also load oil tor New Bed
ford.