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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03
DUBLIC sALE-ON WEDNESDAY,

DUBLIC SALE-ON WEDNESDAY,
L the 18th day Of November, 1870 / will offer
ne pahlIc Ealo, at the front door OF the Court
HOUSE Of Ohio County, West Virginia the tract Of
land containing 35{ acres, more or less, sltuAtCu
on The East Fork or Long Run, upon which tho
present Poor House Of Ohio County Is located:
ihG large two story brick building upon the said
land Is IN good repair and there is upon the land:
convenient TO the house, novoE.falling spring OF
excellent water. The stabllng, fences, and other
improvements upon the place, arc all In good
condition Terms Of sale, one.fourth OF the pur.
chase money In cash; the balance In one, two
and three years, with interest. Deferred pay
lnents u be secured by deed Of trust upon the
said premises, and the interest upon the same TO
be paid annually. Possession given April LET,
ISL, The title to the above is tncxceptOnablG.
iIy order OF the Board Of Supervisors Of Ohio
CnIuty. W. W. MILLER,
Octi0 Chairman Of Committee.
TOR SALE-l4O ACRES OFRS
u Land, miles from MOundsvlllc, and ~
10 from Wheeling, 80 to 10 acres cleared,
residue well tImOUrGd. Good building and
orchard.
100 acres near Llttleton; 100 acres cleared.
by ". V. H0GE s. BRO,
Real Estate Agents,
octs lOG Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-03
For RENT.

mo LET.LHAIL AND FRONT q, IN
j Room, MClodeon Buildings. ilp
oc.I Appl''o WIN. L. MoAFEE.
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COMMERCIAL.
KoNoLrLU. SEPr. lsh. $50.


nuus the past few weeks We have had more than the
-us uuuer q transient vessels but strange to-day they
generally from different dreceus from that to which such
vessels Usually clipper ship being telegrAphed used
toe Considered fuiy certain he from San Francisco route
O. China lae however there butfew vessels loading at
szn Francesca r China and the vessels which along
o either under seeking guaus charters and from
sah Aerira China Japan hear Of ships coming
oct tro Nev York 10 ballast load ruano Bakers Jar
v and other ISLANDS belonging the American grano
PAN Vessels receive quick dispatch those Islands and
with exception q three months in the year they
VITA due care. bot little danger.
The American shp Johu Bryant, arrived the sth ins
- d-s she encountered gale in 16' north, lat car
raviue away her feinasi b5spnt faeonma,t, main and
ren toTcsaui-unast. yards Ge. TheJ Bryant sailed from
ssu Fasoo the 2h o. July, with full CARO- for New
Yo1k Auauaxt her cargo notice some Pull, being as we
suppo-e trial shipment.
The British iron ship Benyeuue arrived on the Sh INST
fun Iasar and sailed this morning for San Francisco
me bark Camden arrived also the sth inst from Puget
sud viii Lumber o. Messrs. II. Haekfe'd CO.
m Rs Cuan sailed on the 10th for Victoria with car
g q salt, suEnr. Beef &C
ne An bark Anne Weston, from san Francisco arTi' ed
thu aneoH 4 dys passage reports vessel as having left
the same day with the mail
We notice sales q sugars by }. C. Merrill Co, at Auc
tia 90 the August which show decline in price iu
ly cat Per pound prices for Choice Hawaiian sugars rang
irrf-au 8 .sifsfoel-
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THE SHIP JOIN BRYANT.-This vessel left San
Francisco the 18th of July, with assorted
cargo for New York. She had good weather until
August 18th, when, being in l6' % n. Lat, and
100 81 W. Long, she experienced strong n. E.
gales which gradually during the day, hauled TO the
Northward increasing in the meantime TO severe
gale, aud the Barometer constantly falling. st p.
NJ, the ship was struck 10y heavy squall Of VIM
and rain, which carried away lower topsail, main
spencer. and iopmasi siaysa The wind then con-
tinucd blowing hurricane. the making clean
breach over the ship, carrying away the bulwarks.
At 5 Is P NJ, terrific gust of wind carried away
the fore-topmast, which look with it the head of
the forcmast, and the 5owsprit, within about six
feet outside the knighiheads. The wind continued
to blow with undated fury until P NJ, when ii
reached its highest force the Barometer standing at
that time at IS so, aud the main and mizzen top
gallant mass being blown over the side. AT $
o'clock, the wind still continued blowing with
great fury although there were frequent lUlls; in
fact no particular change took place until about II
O'Clock when the wind moderated somewhat, al
though it still blew heavy gale. By the morning
of the 18th the wind had moderated and the sea
was fast going down. Jury-masis were rigged for
ward and the ship put away for Honolulu on the
18th. arriving here the sth inst.
The John Bryant is the third ship which has ar
rived at this port within the past few weeks, all Of
which have experienced severe gales in about the
same locality that experienced 10y this vessel,
namely the North German ship Fideias, arrived
here August 9Th, dismasted and the Northern Star,
on the Sd inst
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Marshal's Sale.
REFoRE First Associate Justice HARrwELI.

BEFORE First Associate Justice HARTwELL.
ALEXANDER ]. CARTWRIGHT, Complainant. VS.
j. W. KEAWEHUNAHALA, and wife DINAH
KEKAAKU, defendants.
BY virtue of a decree issued out of the Supreme
Court of law and equity Of the Hawaiian Islands in
favor of the above named complainant against j. W.
keawehuuahala and Dinah Kekaaku his wife, defend
ants, for the of Nine Hundred and Eighty one
(S9Sl) dollars and costs, amounting to the sum of
One Hundred and Thrty-three dollars and twenty
five cents. shall expose at Public Auction upon the
premises in Honolulu THURSDAY. the 29th day
of September D. 1870 at IL o'clock noon, all the
right title and interest of the said j. W. Keawshuna-
hala and Dinah, his wife in and to all and singular
the ortgaged premises forth and described in the
mortgage of the complainant in this cause filed, and
therein described as follows:
All that certain piece Of land with houses aud i'm
provements thereon situated in Kaak0pua Honolulu.
Island of Oahu, in Land Commission Award $3.50
and Royal Patent 1921 described and bounded as
follows. hoomaka ana ma Ike XIII akau mauka G
pill me ko Keanu me ko Ike Konohiki. hOlo ikai
ma Ike kuauna, pill pu me Konohki malaila ae a
hiki Ike xiii akau ka hsleepo mauka, a malaila
aku ma Ike kua tho ka baleepo holo ikai hiki ma
Ike XIII akau 0 ko Kamalei ma ia kuauna me Kamao-
lei holo pu hiki kahi hapaua Cleoia no
Kokahe ma kona nahele ponoi tho. loko kea alma
kupono ana kah kuauna oki mai ana mai uSa
mai komo keia kueana mshele ia hoo
ID pill me ko Kokahe Waikane hiki BE
XIII Hikina mauka e pill ana me KeaDu a me Wal
kane Ola ka alma oleloa keia palapaa. togeth-
er with all the Rights privileges appurtenances and
buildings to the belonging Also a certain
Wooden House situated in Kikhale Honolulu. Oahu,
and erected upon the land Of Kamaka.
Unless the said decree of suit and my fees and
commissions be previously satisfied.
W. c. PARKE.
ADAMS d WILDER, Auetrs.
Marshal's Office, Aug. 30, 1870. 33-4t.
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Henry WARD BEEcHER ON SUDDEN DEATH.-In
the CRristia,, Union of June isth Mr.. Beeeher in
commenting on the sudden death of Charles Dickens
speaks as follows:
1T is painful TO be obliged to veil over and hide
from our thoughts the slow DECAYS and weaknesses
of age The Imagination is Obliged to practice upon
itself, to separate the from himself, TO think
only of the vigorous ScoTT, and TO forget the sad
and venerable imbece, slowly feeling after death,
through many years.
Sudden death in full possession of reason and OF
executive force is divine mercy to all who as lead
ers have commanded the minds of men, and walked
at the head Of their fellows. Men that came into
bearing late in life may last late but those who were
fruitful carly and who have been prolific, must look
for barren years at the end. Our years are in the
Lords hands. All seasons are his. lfit be his will
that we should moulder and decay, in the sad twi-
light of old age too far prolonged, we should accept
his purpose even as We would accept prisons and
bonds for Christs sake. But prisons and bonds are
never Ia b. desired TOR their own sake"
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THE FOLLOWING GOODS!
VERY REASONABLE RATES


Linens-an extensive assortment,
Alpacas. silk wool. black, cold, fg'd stamped,
Damask, Cotton, Linen and Wooden,
Illusion, Grape, Bobinet, Tulle, &C.,
Edging, Insertion, Cambria & Book Muslin,
Sheetng, Cotton l. Linen, IS to liz inch.
P rints-the finest assortment in Honolulu,
Oil-coth Bunting, Mareen and Baize,
Lawns, Victoria, Bishop and Queens,
Imperial, Navy and and Russia Ducks,
Ticking, Hickory and India Stripes,
English iruadcioth, Doeskin, &C.,
Lasting-black. brown green and blue,
Yarn Berlin Wool, in large variety.
Wool Delaine, Ginghams Baratheas,
A paca Coating, 6x4, in colors,
India Swiss Book Muslins, sev'l qualities,
7 oiet Table and Piano Covers,
Edgartown Cottons 4 Pillow Linen,
Drill and Duck Suits.
quantity Of assd sizes.
Umbrellas, Parasols, Fans. Hair Nets, Thread,
Pea Jackets Goats, Vests. Pants Shoes, Hats,
Oils, P0matum, Perfumery, Soaps, &C.,
Needles, Pins Thimbles, Scissors.
B rilliants, Chambrays Piques,
Youths, Misses, Ladies Cent? Hosiery,
in great variety.
Cottons-Horrocks' and other brands, cutting low.
Oriental and Lutte Ribbons splendid stock,
Merinos-the best selection in the city.
Purses. Belts, Braces, Cards, Laces,
Extra quality of Flannels,
Towels-Turkish, Huckabuck and Crash,
Embroidered Robes, Shirts. &c,
Napkins-several sizes and qualities,
Turkey Red and Blue Cottons.
shawls-double and single. plain and fancy,
American Trunks, Carpet Bags, de-,
Innings Silesias, Jaconets, Tape Checks,
Elegant asst of Ladies Gents Kid Gloves,
Silks and Challes. figured and plain,
Moleskin. Drills, Tweeds and Csssimeres,
Envelopes, Note and Letter Paper
New Goods by every arrival, and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-09-14

The MECHANICS BENEFIT UNIoS-This Society,
one Of the Oldest and most useful among the many
benefit societies In Honolulu, held lie annual meet
ing for the election Of officers. The officers OF last
rear were unanimously elected, namely; President,
Geo. c. Mclean; Vice President. j. H. Thompson ;
Treasurer, ThOs. SorrensOni Secretary, WIN. B.
Wright The report Of the Treasurer shows, that
the finances are in good condition, there being
$500 in the Treasury, il having accumulated over
$500. during the past year. The interest taken by
the members, promises long career Of usefulness
70 the society.
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Essences Expiring inSeptember, 1870.
BLACK & AULD.
PH6lishsrs and Proprie,ors.
Merchant Street, HonHulu, Il. 1.

d ETAIL-oAHu, End John Neill, 9Th H. E Me-
LII Intyre. 9Th Alo Asee Sth NJ. 7. Dnnnel, 9th
All Mu All, 9Th Grinbaum Co.. 10th Chulan Bros
10th Geo. c. Mclean. Goth All Kama, 18th H. Bird,
2srd ID Liu 9th Alb Pal, 18th Alb See. 10th T. Moss
Son. Eva, 2sth All Kee.
M0L0KAI-Kaunakakai, 10th J. c. Fountain.
KAUAI-Waimea, goth, S. p Handehett.
HAWAII-Hamakua, 2nd G. NJ. Coffin
Wholesa1e.---0AHU T. c. Heuck, Both
A. 6. Cleghorn.
Retail s.--0AHU-Ist Joseph Morris, 10th
Hughes Dunne. 22ud G. W. Houghtailing.
yicfuaiIing.--oAHU-sr Akau. 9th, Gan 81,
2sth Mrs. Elese Brickwedde.
Bufeher.--oAHU-l4thO o. G. Clifford, 18th E.
h. Boyd
Horse.--oAHU-iss C. P-ward. No. Isz.
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TIE second boiler OF the steamer Kilauea was put
in lie place on board on Monday. These boilers
weigh something over eleven tens each, being in
every respect the largest and most perfect boilers
ever made here They will compare favoably with
boilers built in any country and reflect great credit
upon Mr.. Young the manager OF the Iron Works,
and the excellent mechanics employed by him on
the work
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IMPORTS.
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases Of the Moon for septe mber 1870,
rEEFkEEB By CAPT. DANIEL SIXTH.
HONOLULU MEAN TINE.

Our readers in town will please notice that the
Superintendent Of Water Works will draw off the
waller from the Reservoir Friday next, ooh ins)
for the purpose Of making necessary repairs. They
are advised to lay in a supply Of water to morrow to
last them over Friday.
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The CHRISTIAN UNioN-This paper, referred to
IN the letter Of Maui correspondent, is certainly
one Of the best religious and literary papers
published in the United States; which indeed could
hardly be otherwise when we consider that Henry
Ward Bcccher is the editor. Besides Mr.. Be-cher's
own articles. contributions are found from the best
winters in the country, all OF which are not only
pleasing. but profitable to read
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TIE HAWAIIAN TINEs.-This paper, the successor
OF Bznsfrs 0'ca. made its first Appearance Tues
day morning yesterday. 1t is published by VIM.
Shaw 8 Co, and presents geographically and in mat
ter vastly superior appearance 70 it's predecessor.
We heartily wish the enterprise ofMessrs shaw & Co.
every success. We notice thatthe paper is to be a
semi-weekly, published on Tuesdays and Fridays
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CoAsTEEs.-The schooner Pauahi, since her re-
turn from Johnsons Island, besides receiving new
main mast has been put in thorough order, and re-
sumed her former route between Molokai and this
port The faroriie Hilo packet Kate Lee, is laid up
FOR repairs The schooner Neitie Merrill is reeeiv
ing q new fore-mast; and the schooner Mary Ellen
is laie up for the present
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DIscHARsINs.-The Ship Iolani and the Bark
Courier arc discharging their cargoes at Market
wharf Both cargoes are coming out in fine condi-
iion. The John Bryant is clearing away the hold
sround-the fore mast preparatory TO taking the old
mast out TO make place for a new one
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The community were startled by an alarm of fire,
between nine and ten O'Clock last Wednesday eve
ming caused by the falling OF Kerosene lamp in
the upper part of the Empire Saloon No loss was
suffered other than the time of the boys who
rived, with their machines at the scene of fire in
very short space of time after the alarm struck, 10
dud their valuable services were not required
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice!

LIZ persons indebted TO the Estate Of
N AKEEN. deceased. late Of Honolulu, Hawaiian
Islands, are requested settle with the undersigned
without delay and those having claims against the
said Estate, requested to present them to the
dersigned within six months after the publication Of
this notice
SAM VAT. Temporary Adminissfztor.
Honolulu Aug. -, ls7o.-82-4f s
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o. Monday last, the yerandah Of wooden house
opposite the Iron Works. fell 90 two Cinnamon who
were standing under it, and although not seriously
injured, they were badly-scared
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
set. 7-schr Isabella. from Pearl River.
schr R.b Roy. FROM Ko1lau
s-Schr Jenny. from Kauai
schr Neitie Merrill from Maui
Sclir Manu1kauai. from Mani
An u Camden, Robinson Is days I'm Port Town
seed
An saip John Bryaat, Holmes, from sea- in distress
b. slIp Beuveuue, Murhead, 80 days from Hiogo
japan
e-schr Liiu, from Kcolau.
So IS aIuaIu. frin Pearl River.
sehr ka MOI from Mau.
1b-schr Marvel from Naokai
Slhr fairs Qurcn. from Kauai
scIr Hattie. frfm kauai.
Sc1r iuka frHm llawai-
l1-Schr Waiall. from Maui
SHY Prince. from Hawaii.
Sahr Marilda from Hawaii.
ls-schr John Young. from Kauai
1a-Schr Mary from kauai
sdur L-Iu, from hl1.au-
SAILED.
sept 7-Ssir John Young flr Kauai.
scir KHAN fr Maui
s1ir Odd Fellow, for Hawaii.
s-Br ship 81 james, Hatfield for Bakers Island
echr Waia.a. for Mani.
a-scIr Isat-Is English. Fauungs Island
schr Mauuokawai. for Maui
schr Lila, fr Koliau.
Br brig Robert C1Wsu, Weeks for Victoria.
Schr Jenny flr kauai.
schr Active Hawaii.
SIP Waimalu fr Pearl River.
l2-Sclr pauahi for Mulokai-
schr Hattie. Tor Kauai
Schr IA MOI. Tor Maui
schr Luka, fag Hawaii.
scar faiiy Queen. fur Kauai.
solr Warwick. Or Muluksi-
15-~chr Wafla. fr Maui.
scir Iukuleic. for Hawaii.
Dr. ship Beuveuue. Murbead for San Francisco
schr john Young fr Kauai.
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nR. BUFFUM takes pleasure in informing
IL his many friends and the public generally, that
he has moved into one of his Stores under his Hall
No. 20 Hotel Street, few doors west of Nuuanu
Street. where he keeps good assortment of Drugs
Medicines, Perfumeres. Soaps, Hair Oils Brushes,
Combs, Toilet Powder. Cologne, Bird Seed, &C.. &c.,
which be will sell cheap for cash. 32-5t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
FOR PURCHASING
A RETAIL LIQUOR BUSINESS
The Day after the Arrival Of the
steamer from San Francisco,
AT II O'CLOCK NOON, on THE PREMISES.
By Order Of George H. Burgess, Administrator Of
the Estate Of Ed. Burgess, deceased, will
be sold at Public Auction, the Ii
ceused House known as
I'M THE BANK EXCHANGE. siia
Together with the Large and Airy
Billiard Saloon,

which have recently been fitted up with New Slate
Beds, at large expense. The Bar ia well supplied
with large stock Of the Best Qualities Of Liquors,
Wines Ales, de-. recently purchased by the late Ed
ward Burgess. whose experience and success in this
line Of business is well known. The house has had
the liberal patronage of the best custom Of Island
residents, and is offered favorable time as the
Fall Business Season is approaching.
The late proprietor paid for this business. including
repars-painting and pspering the house, which has
recently been put in thorough repairabout So 500,
not including license.
The Lease Of the Premises. viii be sold with tbs
Stock the same having FOUR YEARS UNEXPIRED
TERM from December next.
TERMS AT SALE-Further particulars apply 70
C. S. BARLOW, Auct'r.
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For Rent or Lease.

THAT VERY Desirable Residence,
No. los Nuuanu Street Apply to
o. JAMES s. LEMON
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notice.

A LII persons having any claims against
"A the Estate of the late John Watson, are reques-
ted to present the same the undersigned and all
persons indebted to the said Estate will make imme-
date payment to
W. C. PARKE,
Attorney in fact for the Heirs.
Honolulu. Sept. 9th. ls7O.-S4-lm
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For SaleI

DEsT wALLsEND STEAM HOUSE COAL,
ID Also lot Of second hand Fire Bricks. Apply 10
April 10Th. Is70.-I5-n w. L. GREEN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS co.

Steam Engines Sugar Mills Boilers Coolers Iron, Bras
and Lead Castings Machinery Of every description made
order. Particular attention paid 10 ship Blacksmithng
Job work executed at the shortest notice. 35-ly
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To Let!

La A HOUSE in Nuuanu valley,-with
III or without furniture. Apply to
rs JOHN H. PATTY
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1000 or $500 Cords.

TIrLE-FEE SIMPLE. For further particulars
enquire at the store Of
ADAMS WILDER, Auc'trs.
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HEMP CANVAS and DUCK,
Ii For Sale by
Sun HAcKFELD CO.
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TO LET.

81 FURNISHED COTTAGE to let, ON
81 Emma Street. Apply to WIN. HUMPHREYS.
opposite the Salors' llome. 30-2t
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I LIVERPOOL ALT,
IL In New Oak Barrels, and for sale by
80 H. HACKFELD 4 co.
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On Saturday, Sept. oath,
At IL Noon. at SalesrOom,

81 This tract of Land is well wooded with ca
K heavy growth of 0hia timber. suit r.
able for Firewood and Ship work of every kind.
All of the Timber stands within a mile of the beach
where there is good anchorage at all Of the
year. The amount of fire wood on the land is esti-
mated by parties who have examined it at
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FIRE. wOOD!
FOR SALE!
For Sale /!
For Sale!

LARGE PLATE IRON STEAM JACKET
n Pau. Is feet 5 feet feet. Apply to
April 26th, I570.-15-tf W. L. GREEN.
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FOR SALE!

A TWO HORSE POWER (Clark's Patent) in
~ in good working order. Two Tanning Mills.
One Thrashng Machine. For further particulars
apply to 35- J. T. WAREHOUSE.
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NIUNTZ' YELLOW METAL,
wi And Composition Nails. for sale by
99- II. HACKFELD & ef
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PASSENGERS.

For san Fauesoo per BenYenue Sept l2-Capt Boutell
c c Skinner. h Dryer.
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Shortly Expected,
HOgsheads Jamaica Rum.
Quarter Casks sherry,
Australian Wine, sc.

n. B.-The undersigned having made arrange
ment with Importers Of the Best Brand Of Liquors,
in San Francisco Victoria, B. c., aud Sydney, n. S.
W, will keep supply Of such in the Custom House
stores and is also prepared order from either the
above ports or England, by which a considerable
saving may be effected. Full information given as
to prices in the different markets.
2s-lOt w. l.. GREEN.
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REMOVAL.

Honolulu. II. l.. SEPT. 5th. is7o.2sl St
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GALVANIZED IRON PIPE, ! inch and Z
VI inch, ex r. c. WYLIE. and for sale by ~
"a II HACEFFID co