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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-20
Kind World mud Smiles.

Who wouldn't, Of cold. cherries day. Ike
OF sunshine to gladden. his heart Who von1s~~
when oppressed ani helrt-heavy with the a..
business and the many attendant perplexitiss a.
have his soul warmed by s kind and gentle vi
may be a smile even. Why the smile and
s~alutation Of "a poor. simple Hatire j. worth ~
the appreciatiye mind Of one bowed down h."
than all the cyriials and ionics OF a score ., r.
tors Now. my dear sir, you Of the eager, er,s,f,N
rushing, elboWjng. get-his-money you-ean ns-
sion, imagine yourself at the close Of a DAYS -
cessful bargaining, pursuing your way honevs,n.
peevish, cross, and iretful with yourself and eysrv
around you, wishing that the islands nigh, sink -
enough to be graded by the waves Of dame p,.ssF
ave. deep enough to drown the parties who rsh,..,
an extension to your note: though the general inn.
dation might involve yourself In the ruin. and =.
last breath bubbles from cut your business-h,a-
dance merriiy up 10 the surface in company wiz,
those Of the men who gained the vantage rnp,I
over you in your pal,ry dolar-aud-cent lie. ana
bursting as did your grand schemes for the " su
season" l say, imagine yourself in such q noai
aud then let some friend or acquaintance drop soma
kind words, or besJow a pleasant smile upon VOL. n,
you not feel something like a glow Of summer at von,
mathematical heart: Who has lost by the onsr,
ton Neither the donor nor the recipient Yam
perhaps answer by asking, what is a smile worth !,
the market: My dear fellow, it is worth a gres,
deal. 1t gives you confidence in your fellow man
restores your dropping energies, and gives you a In
in the chase Of your frieni,-the almighty but sim
perry dollar. YOu can't smile back No, SO you can't
# you lcoaL Neither could you see anything. if Won
kept your eyes shut. Vel, perhaps, RI TIT IL"
Good-spoken Ike the man I always took you 10 BE-
although you DO smell Of the ledger. and your eyes
look 50 much like a trial balance 80, now. the hrst
a~borigine who greets you with his hearty aloha, mus,
not be repulsed by a careless look Of indifference. but.
should be allowed to carry home to his little thatched
lint. but the recollection Of the haoIe's kind smiIe.
Good morning. QUIz.
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bots s1I shoes. ! a- -s~!-Ss : eas-. saddles, - Lus and
> haE tnis ISL. - oa-- : RESI- boats. - ek-, : pipes : oo4ts.
Haiku sugar CCupaEy-l>- p uzct.lery. II buN-- Do =
taL-s al1 ! bundle U1-. I forge. : -h--l-. = tongues. > aNles.
. cart bodies, ! flu-c- and boiler. I p-o~. = he fame. I
ruat -~rr-r - ibis roofing material - rolls go. 5y.iCu bricks.
i N-z-e-Jy ba-. SAX
= q IaIHu-l cas- uI-@. 7 iEv Dlas.
Ft Jon Lr-Iu boxes lll--, I C-s- books
O. Brewer g Co.'S cas-. 10 Fk-s, - .bus. : casks. - bSs.
- btls. % s-z- - Ial-. - coils. > hLds. IS CASKS. 3 C.. =
t-rr@--. = trunks. = pipes gni@e, 20 stoves. p pumps, = osrs.
. u--- --f-- - ca-- powder. . kaut-a-t-. So BIDS. -25 keys
s-1E--- ! .- -af~- --l Et heading. - dozen brJcus. ! scale.
- Pr -;=f-- > trlnss c.aihia-. q,lW>. 3 cli.at--, : rad
=raI-r- B tore boz
, . Ii--s-1HH 4s- mise
Or . Nrhlt'al--s ulNe< u.L--
? l-r-4U.-~ boy - KEY. : ca-k U1se-
J IS A--f--l ilN -j--
u " L--i--r-l5 .--- 80 Ca-. - boxes Ul---
L L-. % s. 500 cases = casks. 9 lI-- 2 rk-S uLSa-
" \ L----o- ea~.s- ! Fs-- ----. / ca-k scsi.--
u " "r-.-le E-. i-E p.---. I case s----. 10 pa-s.
100 ----a.. - --a-s ~- . sa-s- -p aaf barrels
u " A---r-- E--s mise
3 a-- = boxes. - barrels. IS ca..-. / hale. trunks. =
Chefs. BOXES furniture and boss O. order.
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COM
rHCRsD4r. SEPTEMBER %. $50.

III lse ansai q tie CLIPPER ship MogH Ligit. which t0srhsd
a tbs Dor on Saturiay evening and u= schooner May queen,
ehish arrived on Tu-s44y evening. ~e haze received san Fran
etseo papers - september =. Eith late Eastern adyce=. Both
the vessels were laaisi VIII szu carznes % pryIue-, -rotac,-s,
four -teJ nr Tsnzsong- Tn rail may b. expected By the
fG@kee- which Eas % sai on the ssh- AMI viii y due 4hozt the
9SL.
From The Ea-t. - have news 81 an important advance in
wkaie 81 and bone W quote beo< the report from tie ARA,
ami There car b. no question respecting 10 corrertles-- - tie
latest SeE Iork Pap-rs rscefyes. Aug l. rePsTt whale al a.
Advancing AMI Era there a So, and perm ~ Il 30. The
probability T., that Whale al trssched oDrts b~fre ih- eass q
Asssst- and Sperm 81 - snd over. What has been the e-gse
"fth- sudden and unexpected rse. Z ~ouidh - impos-his t9-ay-
bH % seems TIte likely nat the price q Ehal- ol has been
tos mainly through ksroftI= csnpetti1a q cal oil, Until th-
wants % oomHerc- have deuoa-trai-i, that The Ett-r eau4Ot
intsrf-rs . any great extent nth tA~ consumption = --h 81.
the dsm4sd % which Aas sprung up again as t existed h-hr=
the e'al o. f-seF broke oet- E4t ~h4'-ger tie eause nay H.
the rise must tend . inpar yizor % the Ehabng busil---, AMI
caus- perhaps an inrT-ase = ship-, where a decrease has 1p n
tds been predicted The rise 10 OIL nus; aleo create a d=naad
sor more, aad ORDERS Hr -hirment home q al tL- Oh and D1D-
shieh eaa h had vii probably b. tie result.
The aivic-s from san Francisco report the prices % produce
~Trsmsiy low Lar-e sales u r=s P5tatoes. are reported al
sc % SOcts FER sack q loo N. - 70 with Eour--ai=- q Ert
quality are zi'en - 81 3 % s. pr 20 Is Al sl-s= figures
large quantities we're beia- exported % China % E--t the vans
NAe war. Bat these quotations only shpE tie inueuse eapa-
haats>s q CaiEDrnia fT tie production q grain ami v-gst45te-.
Er q . 10 b presumed THAI even a. th=se Ioz fEures .- pro
aGeer e paid hr hs abor. We sl.e ;Les- facts that cur aEr-
euIt1rses nAy D Pa=izi IN rsarI % tA- Competitor they Eust
eIpee; IN agreatare-
The nuz EG2ts from Tahiti brEzs : cargo x ar-~p-i AMI a
~ tons erals -hs I'll have Early Dispatch Hr HauSs1uE-
IN. arrival q the stiP R4f4JG from B-ton- places IN the
market a large ami veil selected cargo q goods adapted 70 the
STAND trade The only vessel reported on th- way ca: from
Bo-soG nov, - the ship Siam due aDoat Nov To- she howvver,
has Osly a snail amount % merchandise FrCE present A-
psaransrs, the importa:fons q this t4l, sI. not h largely IN
excess % the wants - trade which ~I liable merchants 20
clear cut the aecdnGlz;ous Of former years, even a. cOst Eglr-s.
sales have been made q gDSis received PER Rqdug1. bat
mostly private Transactions The sales a. auction iHHeA;e =
very limited demand - yet EE Aay description % gods We
notice small ssIes % pc fruit - 81 50 q 81 90 Per doz-n7 GOO
lbs. sap AZ &C. 1 SIC; 10 G. N4rreti ale At - a ssOd
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It Is t. be regretted that while mending this
section, the following one could not have been
amended. /, now reads that it shall not be law
ful for any foreigner. lrtetka- Ha,argh-ef or other
wise, 10 practice in this kingdom as q physician
or surgeon for compensation - reward. unless he
shall have first passed examination and obtained
license. thus discriminating in favor of Mature
operators who may practice without restriction.
Il was proposed in the amended law on which
W. now remark. 10 substitute e. persons 50 Is to
bring all under one rule. bur tie native majority
in the Lower House defeated II.
G7-AS A. amending an Act entitled A. ACT - ,as no
t-laIu u: Eaz1 - Iiaver. and u-l-- useful birds
The old law prohibits the destroying Of pl5ver
and other useful and iusectiyer9us birds from the
fir, day of August 10 the La, day of December.
and from the first day &c january {, the last day
Of April Of each year. The amendment suh>,i-
tutes d" February" for April; OF in other words,
removes the tabu ON plover during March,
April, May, June and July. and allows the
sportsman 10 shoot them during those months.
reserviuG. however. the former talu On all i'm
ported in~ectiyerJUs birds.
@>--A> ACT TO amend article -. chapter &c, Of the Civil
Cole.
This, which concludes the lis, of laws'passed
by the Legislature. simply makes some verbal
alterations in the present statute. one of which i
that the compensation for the commissioners
shall be reduced from five 10 two dollars Ter dav.
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ENORANDA.

II TIE British brig E9gLe rePorts-Lsn Tahiti AuE- 25;
had HDe weather throughout he passage Len The following
ve-Sels a. T4hisi-
H. B. Ms sOoq-0t~ar Calypso, rrpariBs-io Fave seon ff
Valparaiso.
Sn4-rcan xhsle-bark Urion. Hedg-crnss zsl knms-
freneh frix-te I1fefa:=ah8-- repairing
sco6--hip Iss
shsp Dennis AHr=. tound - Valparaiso
Gillian ship Pa-4gafsz- cuuf=nned-
seheoaer Sz wIteh. firm san Francisco. - days
Tzhitaa hrE julia
II ship Moonlight. Breek. dischA.ga! the pio: 90 .he bar,
~ san RaDeisco. sept /. si6 p II had light ~ilds al ths
p,sSzze. Reports chip Comet 70 sail n 10 days for EDngzouZ-
II Shcoc-r OrfoLGs arrived at San Francisco August .
from the Arctc- AMI reports In East Cape Aug : p=-Sd
Fox Islands via Ouns-lzck straits Au.- IL saw brig Agate
zEtoa- from Sandwich Islands, On a trailing voyage STD i-
NATIVES had been oGf frEa til s-luds three months entered
the Arctic Jrly los ~4s then (AEg- G) bound dSzu the Nam
.chztkan enA.t, znd theoce home Also, saE schooner Vnsa-
R-tfe!d. from same place, bound out Of the Ooan IN ! -
days
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SrcAR-PLlNI!xo ". OVERWHELMING. VINO
would have though, that Tom Spencer. dealer IN
shocks. trv-pots, bomb-lances, and slors. should ever
have caught the suglv-fever, requiring hogsheaas OF
/ moIasses 10 cure il: Yet It seemsso we near anu
no doubt Of its truth, that be has purchased Mr.. FI'-
mans interest. store. dwelling, &C. and also the
sugar plantation adjoining the Wailuku River known
As the Aiko plantation, 1t a price not TRANSFERRED,
and intends removing 10 Hilo in January next we
never had any ioub; tha, there were fortunes lying
hidden in the rich sugar districts OF HaWsn' but We
fee something of = disappointment that one who has
bs,,me - Identified with Honolulu and her prosper
inv. should decide 20 withdraw his capital and enter
prise from among US Still, II Will be SO much
added 10 the substantial wealth ofthe kingdom; and,
-four whaling aeeti : withdrawing, We must look else
where for business than in supplying potatoes aud
nnmpkins 10 whalemen. We wish s. dozen men Of
Ike energy AMI capital would follow the Captain, ana
seek to deyelope the sugar resources Of Hilo, But
that will come by and bye. He IS only q pioneer
and we wish him good fortune.
NV GYNxAsrUM-Mr Noelker has recently open
ed 4 gymnasium in the Bungalow, where he attends
on Monday AMI Thursday evenings Of each week for
iustructing pupils in athletic exercises. From the ex-
bibitions we have witnessed. Mr.. Y. Is a master Of
his art, and fully qualified to instruct it. He teach
e many exercises and feats which have never before
been attempted here. If our young men would pay
more attention to physical culture, by systematic and
vigorous exercise. we should have less complaining
Of bilious attacks, rheumatism, sick-headaches, &c,
and more fitness for the duties and pleasures of every
day life. Go and exercise with Mr.. Noelker, who
will impart to you more vigor and health by ten
fold than You can get for the same money elsewhere
From TAHTL-By the brig Eagle, we have ad-
vices from the above island, 70 August 25th. Every
thing was very quiet there. II. B. Ms corvette
C1Iupso arrived on the 26th of June and has been
undergoing repairs. She was to sail about the end
of August for Valparaiso. Queen Pomare left Tahiti
on the Doth of July in the Borabora brig Manu-
P1i4 to assist in the Coronation of her daughter as
Queen Of Borabora, who succeeds King TaPoa ",
recently deceased. The only whaler at Tahiti was
the Union, Hedges, bound on a cruise and home
not reported. -
CEMETERY SALE-A sale Of burial lots in the
.uuanu Cemetery will take place at the sales room
Of \. P. Everett, to-day at y o'clock.
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We have been compelled to wade through two
columns Of stuff in the PoIynesian. written. as the
writer says, 10 define the position of the organ
on the opium question but it is just such a piece
of jargun a. E any scribbler with a box of types at
his disposal" might be expected To produce,
without any knowledge Of how to use the said
types. We defy any one to point out a PROPOSE
ton proved or disproved by the writer Of the
article. The truth i. we accused the ministerial
organ Of an Intentional assault on the - Chinese
merchants" and some one who appears to under
stand nothing of what he undertakes to write
about. attempts TO deny that he meant to sly
what hs types said. He says d" When we
spoke of the Celc>tials smuggling opium, we Ger
tainly did not mean those prominent Chinese
merchants. whose well-known upright and honor
able conduct &c. The extract we copied last
week was uncquivocal, and directly charged the
:. Chiness'-those who imported goods, of course
with smuggling. This is curroborated by the
order OF the Minister of Finance that the goods
Of Chinese merchants be searched. The minis
terial organ has thus been driven into a corner
from which it cannot escape by any subtle pre-
varication. 1t meant {. those prominent Chinese
merchants" or nothing at all.
-h-dA4'- N SiCANlilE - liz lilpA itAoi VI 4COS.
the writer figures up a total of $4,000 worth of
opium imported in eighteen months, whereas.
there was no such amount imported. The $40
GEO worth of opium 10 which we referred as i'm
ported just before the new Code went into force,
was part Of the Sl2,ll3 Al, which the Polynesian
states was the total for 1859 and of that amount
nearly oHe-hat Is now in Honolulu unconsumed.
This view Of the facts, destroys all the force of
the writer's paragraphs. whether referring to
consumption Of opium or smuggling.
But there is no need of our attempting 70 fol-
the stupid reasoning and apologies Of the
exponent who in several places
USES the word facl as synonymous with dollar.
it is, when applied to opium, used only
as 4 ,rsighf. and makes other blunders sufficient
10 Justify those who had the patience to read
through the article, in the conclusion that the
writer, at the time he undertook his task. either
had a very heavy brick in his hat. or had unfor-
t~unately allowed himself to be carried away under
the blissful charms of a puff of Celestial opium
itself.
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sEg BEDFORD OIL Market.

The following IS from the alta CafC9rHia's Pony Express
Letter, and gives the market rates for Aug. 1Hf0uT Useks
later than our previous adyfces % the oil market
on lat New Bedf0sdHIn sperm oil the only sales have been
ll6 bFts for export at 81 50 2 gallon There appears % Be
Arle demand ~ present FOR sperm, although holders are firm AZ
quOtatiOa- In shale We learn Of the sale Of 200 bds Northern
AZ Sc = gall, the highest Pree paid a. yet 500 do do ~ 5c
= gall 80 do. do at = price not transpired; and $50 do do
south sea and Hunpbsck. AZ the Vineyard, upon private terms
Iarre u considerable demand for whale oil fT manufacture,
buyers Offering freely AZ Sc. which Is refused, and hOders look
for q farther advance, most % them firm AZ Coo In whA'ebOne,
l0.0Oo q long OchOtsk has been sold in EairhAyen and shipped
70 New York az = price not transPirsi-
NE~ fOEE- Aug l-WH4LEBOSE-Salss ~ &c Geoc-
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PASSENGERS

FuErTS.
Fr0n BcsToy-r9 Radag4- ~pt- 15-John Piiman, J b
Priest
FOR B,xSs's IL i~p-re- josephine, e-Tt- 1:-G prr~-
c0s~TUu-E.
Zoo IsnsrSA AMI HrLs-p@r Setrs~ Merrill sept 11-St-rh~u
Spencer. 4 tI-xheuu. 7 Harding. - z Woo j Bratlry- anal 90
ra.iveS.
F7ta IrLa ant MGrI-p-r So-a-b-r. sept IS-Hi- Majesty
tnr ksn<. } - Duu1iui.. PriBS- VA e GzHAhlo- Peter iouuE,
: Sp-n-er. a C<gharu. 7 Harding. Capt 7 sP-ncrr- William n
szoegra--. Capt Win-E4r- = : Pratt. Al = trcE passeuEsrs-
Foe LGHAEa = HA~Ag-Per >teaner- SET l@F L Hans
J Pifman, u Vpia, Wu LuaAIlo, u " Flyers AchG- and %
teck FassenxeIs-
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S<N FRANCISCO MARKET.

Our aIviee- are 70 sep,emJera = Mo-: articles are quoted
very low
scGsE-sAIes q 20 half bbIs- sandsjch IsLanis. on the 2s.h
AGs- al - n Loo, according % quality Crushed lie.
SAT- tons : l. sod at SIC.
PCLr-ssles al q a IOc. Dull.
FL0UE-SaIes At g p a IS So
PoTAFoEs-LaTg- sales for export, At 20 a 5Octs, T=r sack.
AEEOwEoyT.-IOO bxs. japanese sold II C.
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MAR II

R.rEs-BEaIs-In this city, IN the i3th la-. - the Rev
y C0rxin, Dudley 4. Bats, 4 H1nntulu- 20 Miss VI LOUIS
R-aIs. q san Frzncisco. - Mr. AMI Yrs n EI please
aeceps the hear.y ccuzratgi4dOus q the Printers
ARx<rEoxG-PErs-In san Francisco. August =. At Calvary
Church. by Kew. Dr. Scott, GOpdale Armstrong. q MaIy syiiie.
70 Miss Lncy p PecE. sLIest daughter 20 Sherman Peek, Esq
% Honolulu
wOsD-PuKof-In thfs city on the 1sth inst by the Rev :
c pamou- VS.. Wcri % Mis-. Lila PiSoi. both q Honolulu
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

Ak2I AIS
SspE I&-Sch Naseiki- Weth=rh-e, from kahglui-
I5&Eufish brig EaEe. McPh=e, = 3ass from Tahiti
lam clipper chip Mcknight Brock, l. days from san
FrzncsscD= lay Il and on f~o hOu-s, and sail-t
sane day fr HglEkou<
lam clipper ship EAtuga. Burdett- 10 days trou
Boston. with mise % - Brewer * Co
T5-Steauer kIxuea- NoIr=n0. 80 hours from HLO-
I-@rh Excei. fm pors on Kauai. Eth hre~Ood-
1s--ch OLA Fellow. Cantsze- from Hana!ei, hauai-
Is-Scn Go-ahead, White. from Waialus-
Ssh May Queen. BGekuinster. 10 day from San Fran
cisco. WIKI cargo % potatoes. en route fr Shanghai
saia5 again On the 18th
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DEPARTURE

sept I3-Seh Mary. BsrnI, fr KaEa5has-
t+-Sca Nettie Merrill BoTfe=- for Hia.
18th I4r-Rr-s, for ports On KSuai-
1->ch Yanu0SzEai, for IahafuA and HhC-
Ssh Kaiuna. Henry fr KahaiGi and kAzaIh1e-
I1-AE- Guano Caupany's brig J@Yhinz, -tou=- tr a
cruise zEOnS the suauo islands
l--SteaIner hlsurA- Moi-eno. ioT Lahstns and HllO-
Ssh Excei, for I-rts on Kauai.
Ssh kaIan.. NrGrr=uT. fT LzhaiDs and Hawai-
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An big Coasort. With lumber from Port Madison, i now fully
due
HzE- brig MARI Ellen. Bennett, would leave Portland fr Hoao-
lulu oct -O-11= here Nov 1 70 To-
Az clipper ships Mameluke and Silver star. Tould leave -an
Francisco for Honolulu afrIt SepE+
An bars Yankee. LOvetf, would leave >a1 Francisco Tor Homo
h1Il sept -du= sept 2-5-
Han hgfz Couco=isA- Cahntiey- sailed from Breuerh1Eeu
Ap1I 10, with assorted cargo 70 Hessr- Hofschla-=sr X
Sau@ah0rst-
DANISH clipper -hiP Triton. Nielsen, sail=i IN July from LIVER
pool WIh nd-e - Jauion. Green 3 CO.
An ship sac, R5cr, sNled truul Boston June IS, with assorted
cargo
An brig NsruiSx star. GTuett, from Micronesia, I'll be due in
October or SsTanD%r-
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An bark Frznces Palmer. Patty
Am clipper ship KSduga- Burdett-
An vi ship Julian, Vinegar
An Eh ship JeGsrson- Hunting
Az schooner Olivia RedHeid-
British bri- Eagle. NcPhse-
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The -ycIis -HsTriH had a fine run u? 10 La
hsius, on her last triP.-arrivinS At y Nd
hour. from HannluII
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ARRIVAL or The YANKEE-The bark YANKEE ar
riveI at Lahaina on Wednesday. at4P. NJ, IS we
learn BY the following note received by the ham0i.
She will be here early Tomorrow morning The
mails WI! net be in till she arrives. She brings a
large Is, Of passengers-S5 in all. among them the
theatrical company Of which notice has before been
given.
OFF LAHAIxA. S-rt. 81 P. NJ
DEAR SIR With this We enclose you late papers
and list OF passengers O. bark TaEtss, Just arrived,
10 days passage. There was nothing lev but Wha'
YOU viii md in cur files Capt. Love,t remained IN
san Francisco; having secured business On shore.
The mex; vessels fer your port would te the N5r1
hTHG. NlIrsr S.1F and I-.slau-the after China
bound. and viii ,4he fre..a; ami passengers The
II.sss .ett san Francisco on the evening - the SIN
and has had 2 dne run down. She viii leave here
for Your port tomorrow Thursday evening
n haste, Yours respectfully, GILMAN y 90.
FaSSENaEs>.
From SAS FEASrs-a-Q-r Yankee. = -l.D ? Flpe ana
ruIv.J y cox. Geo Eraylya. Nj I spencer, NJ and Mrs. A
q Cil.s'.r- Nr anil Mrs " q F1rne>-Ni> Louisa Gordon. Mr.
White. Mss Il uLfcso. Tlu> Barrett. Ja4s Derby. tre.eucN
Cover. G b Lowell. ia z Ferguson. : Nric>6L. Z Ia..auJ, Frank
Hairs. "a o. Hu-tly. { Miller. Nasi, Woodbury.. Alum, { How
ard. T Watson. ! Shuir- and > Chiuauel-S9-
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ships MaiI..

POE SAY FRAxrsco-p-r Francs Palmer, about SEPT 80
Eos HoSGK0Ns-p>r Esze, about Oct
foE HIo-F-r S=ttis Merrill. on Saturday
FoE KArAf-Yr % FeE0z. u-Iay-
F0s LAHNSA-p@T Nsrie Merrill o Saturday
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"S '1s = ~
PEz YANEyr-FEaM SAN FRANCISCO.


The NEws-Tke Yankee brings the mails Of
August I and Il. The news Is interesting. but the
principal items are embraced in our Geographic sum
mary IN another column. a,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-20

We are indebted TO Capt. Rowland and Capt
~Buekminsser, Of the .il1y Quesa, for late California
papers. Messrs- Gilman y Co. Of Lahaina will also
please accept our thanks :r ike flvo-s.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-20

WH>LrNa FLEE-.-Iu another column, We give 4
Is, &C wLa.ers cruising AZ toe Worth. most of which
nav re expected in this flL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-09-20

HON the annual report o. tAe ITelsuTer, Il ap-
pears tina, the Society has expended for benefits to
sick members, the sum
Medical attendance and certificate p
Printing Constitution and By-Laws...-... 20
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-04
Commercial.
BY TEIEGRAPH.

NEW YoRE, June 2-RIour less active and lie IVY.
and about &c: lower for common grades; sales $500
bbls Mt S5,20@5.27 for supcrfne State; $5,30G5 20
for extra dos S52lS5.25 for surerfine Western: $3.50
p5,65 for common me lium extra Western: Si.S5616
for shipping brands extra r. IL. o. closing dull and
dropping. Whisky heavy and lower; snlcs at 2ll<.
Spring Wheat continues in good request for export.
and prices still tend upward; there is little more
doing in winter Mt about the former prices. Corn lisa
shade lower, with pretty good export demand; sales
Mt tie latter rce eGss5 f Eos AZ o =. &
Southern yellow. Oats In moderate demand ut 400
42% Pork firmcr and mnrc active sales at 81 q
1871 for now mes S17 ,3l74O for old do; SlI 25 for
thin do; Sl9,50@l35S for new prime Beet quiet and
steady; sales at S4Gt5O for country prime: $5@s550
for do mess: SS50@1050 for repacked mess: beef
dull and nominal at Sl3@1s. Cut meats dull: sales
$50 packages at 9@91% for hams ~ for shoulders.
Bacon Inll and nominal. Lard hrm; sales at 1lIM
for State Coffee airly active at previous prices.
PH1LADE1pnII, June o-Flour firm; sales 500 bills
Mt S. for super Wheat advancing; red $l.2S1$Ca
1885, white Sl45. Corn firm; sales 5000 bush yell
low at CSC. Whisky dull at 21@22c.