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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
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GIVE NJ ANOTHER HAT" would now be
Echatd the Third. -Icsms,on n he was living and he
would soon have h.d HNokr bis head without any IN.
iury b.r. Gs on b. eyo1G; whereas. b. calling for q
hsf.," no quickly knocked iuo cooked hs and took
h ss. nor a, - ,ame tine. T true however, thst ksor
The Es Il .u.. has Il a'is style Of Hats FOR Fall and
uisf l,.h'ons hs found In TIT. patriotic city, and the
public ero .lr.Js uvei t. a.p.c, III. uvaei stock ct No.
2i, Rrosiway norihesst Gomez Of Ftion.s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Irving House,
BROADWAY AND IL HIST, ENTRANCE On iyIH ~
Ngw.Y .YoKg.
Conducted 0u The
EUR JP EAN PLAN
Accommodate ma for fsmilies ard Iarsieo, xnesls
lew des,b.o family roonls. 81 psocs, for ths
Winter
GEORGE W. HUNT, CIiAs. w. NASH.
PropTsion
Card.-Mcssfs. rlRrH s. POSU. No. S7 Broadway,
hewho In thanking their patrons Tor former isvo beg 20
io them that c temporary ncoDysnienee caused by mo
late Io their pfenl.s ml la day or tvo be removed
when they will be happy 90 cove theZ' viii fiANO,
fORILs. MUSIC AID MCSlCAL nrD,b ANDisE OF all
hi ds, aud respect fully soo osassnoo of tue poaaso
80 literally bestowed
NsH.foIt, Eey, u tpA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
The United state. Tax Inv,
iiliIliarn Nrtlrss.
- H,u,r I.iaht Irr,otrv. T-Sx

ruo RrH%rSt Elsir '.st .athtaSHfy lrfip'fs. BaIaI6
Win Senatorial District NewYork
Headquarters. No bR Broadway.
Colonel. go; ;......;..;;i;::;s i;::;s.trHAN:ALLgy HAN.,:ALLgy
...............CilARLES LORD
Adiisut.... t.................".. ALFRED A. POST
Tie. Rs ,acnt his been authorized both by Gov. Morgan
sud by te Nar Department at Naahaon' 20 serve .ee
theo years i dsred 20 tcc1mqeny Gen. BslAs IN hts
=, ,la'e inteeiSs e. soanes, shcn.ei.es with sy
rrseSts A. Cap Iillhoase, New Lots L. l. TIL, csap
has been oae Of he hue,t in the sae o sss
Qaagtcrna'tei GenoEs Al Information concerning ooa0
,i,. &c msy be had st hesiqua'ten.
Wanted for th. United states In the south
ONE nuNDkEp MtChASlcs ony he.''.,' ~ hssess'
b. ed s.ai., . fsqa M% 'saY sad MacAl
spry Pay hem ~ 20 90 yer g,P 20 o.s .i.n sices -
ons ys.r IN ,ps ai,sd state. evs aale.. ssoess
d.chx.ed Csrisc.e ohsrsctes aud su,nass',Sn, 70
s,sai nS% 'I%s sSS s,PSsS'fB y sn BSs asjaass 80
brosa~ss. Nes.Tofk hom ga m to , ?; "a: dsiy; ON
H. b. IiOLABRD, Col, a. u. !. soa a ~ ~
New-Ycrk state shsrr.h"o'snrlstILMMMME he" snrlstLMMEs ss.i
ar II. SewYoil CITY company Of ,h sS.ps hs,..Ss
fs m9ofn. m Tor spsci. service light troop. ceiy
af se 20 srasc service Ofe great Inducements 70
shs slemoa VI No~,fel, a,rn p,ppy c,o,,ip.
ERNEST BLACKMER, isLisssssnt.
Resrui,ips officers No. ~ 3d.av New. w.fofk
General He.a1asr,efs. No. W whise-'t. New.Yok
Pensions. sies Bounty. ard Pay Procured snd Col.
Io,e ior Soldiers. ssos and tho Relatives oi Zach " ne
dsss'''' gsErIkEToN. GILBERT L CANT
At their Collection Office
No W Brosdwsy Crriuty Buidingl, New.Yo
sor all baJns.s done after this date. chArGS will Be ~
ror sceiu, sdi,. ana Sailors Pay iess than SO
amount *i whom 80 in amount ~ per cent on saa
exces. IN ,.,Do =. ..,.,A-..
Fec p,nss, Ina rsn.ioa.~fhs Government Fec. 81
Sssd. ias.sasA u sssa sApA Ist ess kssk q
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Tur IINiIrD STATES TAX Law.

Vow R.,pr n psa ple, of =, psfe, on dnc i'c prper
Beside he bill which il wofd TO- word M ascornce I'm
ID. 0dsus teat, append 10 al AlphHD,tic hccspsi,
su of o, article to be taxed by die aw. snh The at
o. he 10 levied thereon lb.. reAdcrs n, coure
az } cow yenient ~ 4, = possible 10 mako it.
Plce cents pD,tlsid, ~ .ar it- 4 nv espr- -
f.f lru 81 b. maii AdiI,a- lHs IuHrss, New-hors.
.jrFfEns, No. j73 Broadway where the gent
Inc h,pr,seryng bAI BoDs FOR ladies' and children
az rasds also hur gnterena Slipper "a sgoat variety Col
iud .. IssvgHs No. 5ls Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
To Consumptives.

To ConsumptiSes.
I'll. advertiser having been restored to health In few
weeks by very inp!e remedy after having suffered several
years with Lung Affection aud that dread disease
Consumption anxious to make lnewn to his eso. suaer
ora the me-ns u cuse To s who desire Il he viii send
copy Of the prescription used free Of chsse with directions
tor pepaFn. and ssny the which they will ad sure
euro for Consumption Ashms Bronchita &C. Tho only sb
M Of the advertiser Ia sending the prescription k to benefit
tho all and he hopes every 'useror may tFy LIZ remedy
a. it will them nothing and prove blessing Pa.
,s, wishing tho prescription will please sddre"
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
wnliamsbush KinS, County y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

NE1 -iuhk. Nov. 10 loiL
MaIor ~. Robinson Drss sur-Havins heard Of
your potoHt eioTts tho people ~ t. .oYs Sse
/ outs aud rsref,ty OF furnishing te Government with
str and uAtc efficient c,ysy forc- than We uow hsve
n tie Gold, so your ncnlou i devotion 80 tuis object
ino snnject rou th ard other states We
would be- pe'scd w. rrsyon- 20 yonr d.ptr rr' yn wou1
consent denver your lecture sI some convenient time be-
fore sudierce Ia this CITY.
GFDRGI OfBl kE. HENRY ". BILLIONS,
& Il SANDgORD WILLIAM HALF.
N,f .l.er. y \ N' o.. Bris -Ger 81 Brig \. N. c.
W IS A~rOR NILLI.ir GIBBS.
S'ifatS 81 sa j., * !" sfi'lSM 'SlSM Co. K ~ a. aeeGs9Y G
I, II. NARSniLL, CHARLES YATES.
iiou GsonGr OrpSsy, Mi .Jou. c. W. sAspronr VIZ. d.
AsluH, csi fErCiI tnorsN, csl. ant others .
GENrLHgPN With many 4ckG0y Judgments for your kh d
and ef.or. Invitation % deliver lecture On vay heo
audience ga til. city l!s pleasure ia advising You M
vii drt i.Irc tho Cooper InstitUte. FRIDAY
Mnhti. h ,L--i c,n,hl-ra,ion and ete,nn. remain.
'''''" '''' H. RoBrSsoN.
Crsis's Microscope. rLe new HOLIDAY 0iFri
line. 1 tues; the cheapest snt best IL the world
f,r general us-. l. le had o. Booksellers end Fancy
Goods dealer, generally fries by mi =! -; with twelve
be. Aulu ulourtod obleot.. @i Adde'S,
HENRY CRAi0. No 40, Centre 90, New.rork.
have Just completed my large aud extensive
stock ol FAIL and WINTER CLOTHING. not passed
a. TO vAElITf. TASTE, snd sItLL IL 80. eit, Ihe
equi!eJ Al OF which vii, De sod very los pcss Please
Ed. BALDWIN,
Noe 10 and 3 Bosery.
The l-ls.s, .tofs Ia tho city.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
KIna- County RepablIcan General Committee.

"A special meeting OF the hinss Comfy ReuNlcln en-
eis CJtuatte viii DO held a the Committee Rooms, No
Couft..i on FRIDAY EVENING Now IA ~ II o'clock
G. ". GODDARD. President
W T. UrRagii, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Ar MuLER's-Ladics can obtain beautiful
Cater Boo,s B.imoras India Rubber. Gr. with Boys
Misses. snd Chillrsn. Boots rnd Shoes Of al styles s'
grcrs MILLER : To-. 10. > 'tnalft
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
WHEELER 4 wILsoS'ssEwNG-MAcmsrs

WHEELER & Observation-Disclosures.
mgHE~T PRENirs.
In.srnat.or,i sssnitior. London ie'e.
onr-. No. So BEosD~aT. Ae~Yors
RFAprR. you can have an enduring, always
f,,, md reliable Oolp PrS -rscty adapted 70 your hand
,rd ,y, Of wiling which will do your wri,Ins vss'ysheip
a. usn steel Pea. fycu H. call on A. Hosros. No Is
M.gsu.su- or mel loss stamp Tor ccuar.
WooLES UNDIRsURTs
sad DRAvyR,
ClRDe,y JAcKKr-,
sr.,i variety o' Ho-fFKr AID GLOVES.
A. RAsAts Co,
No. 81 BOwefy ard
No. lCs 5th W
corner 9lls,.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

AT EIERDELI 's-WLpDING CARDS, tine new
.tyis rr fecsy.I Vefv rirgaut pnlr NJ No 80 Brood
wey corner Of Dusnos, Esioiisted iti0
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Ccrr,n RenuhI,c.r Central Copm,,fcc.-A

NJ .ullr Meeting viii held HIS lfu1ssj ~ LSiSO, a
IIeadquslters seaben Heu-, Nos f3l aud 2l3 BoveTy
ASDRlAS NlLLMANS, President
hirss1 = I'rssss lsss' seer,tHe4
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
NIpe,ec nth Ward Republican A.,ociati ation.-i


Resnl!l Meeting Vi this Association w be- he'd NJ Dngc-
den, 1isy bet S9gh and eth.st., TIIs ttddsy EVEN
NO, At :. o'clock. W. h. DE- CAMP fre-itenI
Allan CoorEk, ls...,.,i..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa
Valuable ngrDils on SrkKsaT0HrHyA or SEMINAL WEN.
sIs .ad oles Di..a.,s Of iAs . xusl O0ans. aud ou %
Nrg hhsrDfEs a. io' 81 IN the prel'ay sent IN 's"ri
letter envelopes, fie~ oi charge. Adde'S
d. J. ilillv lorouros. Lew-ld isocisl'n,
No. Ssuth Moth a. Poi. lie lhia f..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

TuE PALMER Ann AND IIG.-B. FRANZ
ParEr IuvsItor aud Pa .n,e. Astog ground ,oor
V Aso Pbiladelphis and Boston. Only houses Of PiLsE
s Go. Avoid Imposition - ca,!ls or the Inventor.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-13

MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.
SIOO Bounty Money, Back Pay,
And Pensions.
FINHE undersigned is prepared to obtain from the
L United States Government, 500 Bounty Money,
Back Pay &C., for heirs of officers Soldiers dying
in the U. S. service
Invalid Pensions,
Established for Officers and Soldiers wounded or
disabled by sickness contracted while in the service
Of the United States, in the line of duty.
Pensions
Procured for widows or children of Officers and Sol.
diers who have died while in the service of the Uni
ted States.
Prize Money, Pensions, Bounty and Back Pay CO
lected for Seamen and their heirs.
Fees, for each Pension obtained, Five Dollars
All Claims against the Government will rece
prompt attention.
Post Office address
SETH f. BEEDH
Augusta. Me.
l0fice No. State House)
REFERENCES:
Hon. Lot M. Morrill,, Hon. Joseph B. Hall,
U. S. Senate, Sec'y of State,
Hon. james c. Blaine, Hon. Nathan Dane,
sep2Od&wl4tf State Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-13

Vermont Butter.
20 IF WEEKS 4 co.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-13
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JosrpT JoHN T. q eInMAE' Ha13' Editors.
Is published at No. s2t EXCHANGE STREET,
in FOX BLOCK, by
FOSTER, GILMAN and HALL,
Under the firm name of
N. A. FOSTER & co.
Terms:
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published every
morning. SUNDAYS excepted at s5 per year in ad
vance.
Rates of Advertising:
TRANSIENT ADvERTIsEMEsrs sl00 per square,
for three insertions less exceeding three and not
more than week, 1.25 per square; rs cents per
week after. One square every other day one week,
s1.00; so cents per week after
EXHIBITIONS, &C., under head of ADJUSTMENTS,
S2-00 per square per week
SPECIAL NOTICES, sl.5o per square for first week,
e1.00 per week after.
BUSINESS NOTICES. in reading columns, IL cents
per line for insertion. No charge less than fifty
cents.
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part of
the Sate for 3S cents per square in addition to the
above rates for each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance.
EE- All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors ofthe Press" and
those of business character to the Publishers.
u- The PORTLAND DAILY and MAINE STATE
Press Office, in Fox BLOCK, No. s2s Exchange
Street is open at all hours during the day and
ming, from O'Clock in the morning to 0 in the
evening.
eR- Jon PRINTING of every description executed
with dispatch and all business pertaining the Of
fee or paper promptly transacted application
above
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-13

The Highland Boarding School
for Boys,
IN BETHEL, MAINE.
TTNHE Winter Term of this School will commence
Il on the first Tuesday in December, and continue
eleven weeks.
The advantages for instruction excellent, and
are adapted TO the immediate wants of the pupil.
For further information application may be made
to IT. TRUE, NJ. A,
Prophet or and Principal.
October 81, 1862. oc23 d4w
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-13
Freedom Notice.

FNHIS certifes that have given GRENvILLE H.
l. DEERINa his time during his minority, and shall
claim none of his earnings, nor pay any bills of his
contracting after this date.
HIRAM W. DEERING.
Portland, Oct Goth, 1862. oc21 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-13
On Hand.

A CONSTANT supply of best Extra Deep Gold
n Leaf. and at low rates at
90 MARKEr SQUARE
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-13
widows Wood Society.

FVVHE Annual Meeting Of the Portland Widows
Il Wood Society for the choice Of offcers and the
transaction of such other business IS may legally
come before them, will take place on Wednesday eve
Cent Saving INSTITUTION" corner Of Middle and
Plumb Streets at O'Clock All interested are nvit.
ed to attend. SAMUEL ROIFE Ssesy
oc2o sodtd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-24

= As was to be expected, our contemporary
worked himself into n state of hydrophobic frothi-
ness in his last issue. in attempting to crawl out
of the very uncomfortable quarters in which he
has been placed as an untruthful and oficious
compiler Of statistics. Our position is by no
means weakened, nor his improved by anything
which he has said. The main fact is more patent
than ever, that he has been seeking to palm off
false statistics on 10 the public. We gave him
credit for possessing some honesty, and supposed
his errors embraced only the past gears reports,
and therefore did not 60 back into those of former
years but lac has the GOODNESS To come forward,
and admit that he has been endeayoting to hood
wink the public in these statistical matters, for
tOur gears, instead Of one and even regrets that
he cannot show that his course has been the same
for sereH years. Was ever such brazen-faced i'm
pudence seen
Now, when We take into consideration that
the Collector annually publishes reliable port
statistics, that he properly designates in his ia
bles what vessels enter the port, and what
anchor outside, and that this rule has Arrays
been followed in the official tables and when we
see (as w have demonstrated to be the case)
that the PolyneSidR includes in it's tables, with
out note or comment, vessels that have not been
nearer the port than ten miles, and have simply
passed in sight Of the harbor-it will be clear TO
every one that there has been n studied purpose
10 ialsify facts and place our commercial statis-
ties in II false light, for some political object.
1t is really of but very little consequence
whether there has been one less or one more ar
rival during the last quarter. than for the same
time in preceding years it is the years exhibit
only that can furnish safe reliable data on which
to base correct calculations. The main thing Is
to have whatever statistics are published perfectly
correct. and if our expose of the unfairness and
dishonesty Of the POiynesian's attempts TO exhibit
great statistical research results in getting cor
rect data, even though they tell against the Min
istry, the public will be benefited.
The attempt on the part of the PolyneSian 20
bring the Collector forward and make him re-
sponsible for the correctness of the tables period
ically palmed off in that paper, is as ungenerous,
unfeeling and base, as the publication of the
tables has been dishonest. We can bear full tes-
timony to the courtesy of the Collector IN fur
nishing commercial statistics not only TO members
of the press but to merchants and others desiring
them but to imply, as did the POlynesian in it's
last issue, that the bogus tables in that paper
had received the - verifcation" of the Collector,
and that he was therefore responsible for their
errors, is a direct falsehOOd. But can anything
better be expected of a journal, which stands be-
fore the public convicted Of dishonesty and I'M
truth? When the Collector furnishes to the
press tables compiled by him, they are duly
credited to him, and always reliable.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-24

COMMODORE DUPoNT-No one was better or rs we'll
qualified for The head Of the great expedition as Com
modore Dupont. His whole heart IS IN his conntryis
troubles, and he would cheerfully die, as the gallant
Lyon did, TO promote her welfare. He entered the
navy rs a midshipman when just twelve years of age.
and he is now in the prime of physical life. with
more than forty years experience in his profession,
and a well disciplined and cultivated mind, he unites
every quality which can distinguish a great naval
captain. 1t does not, in our estimation, detract from
his abilities that he walks humbly before his God as
a Christian soldier and gentleman. No one has ever
sailed with him who does not honor and love him;
while no ships ever exhibited better discipline than
those which he commanded. he was always firm,
but kind; rigid, but lenient. No profanity ever pol
luted his lips, and no carelessness of living ever set
a bad exam pie 10 younger men who were serving I'M
der him.-PhIadeiphia North .4mericaR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-24

Hon. William II. Seward, head Of tke State Ia.
p%artment, in reply TO an invitation TO attend the
anniversary dinner of the New England Society on
New York, stated \ great truth. which every man
conversant with the history OF England aud the
United States will admit. Ii was also at this crisis
of our national affairs in equally good taste and to
the point. In the letter he said
"If ii were an old England dinner. instead Of a
.NtV Ecgiand feast, | would certainly strain a
point 20 attend. | would like 50 good IN opportunity
to attempt TO show To our cousins across The seas tina,
there is no material benefit or moral influence that
can accrue to us that will not also Increase the prs
psrity and greatness Of Gyea! Britain, and that
erery disaster that befIlis the United States is also
pregnant irHh sHGeriHg and sorFotr, sooner or later.
10 be borne by Great Britain"
Let the language here used be well weighed. and
We believe that those who weigh il will agree with Us
that seldom has so much important truth been set
forth in SO small a space. These are matters for re-
Election on the other side of the Atlantic as well as on
this.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-24

BACK AGAIS-The favorite schooner Kdidmd,
which, when steamers were all the talk, got Tighten
ed Oft the track, and has been blubber-hunting for
the past u ucnihs or more, has resumed her place
as a coaster under command of Capt. Frank MOlteno.
who for the past Is years has been known as the
most popular if not the most successful cOasting
skipper we have had. The price paid for the
KaLama is 81, 500, and she is we'll worth it. She
will be placed on the Kohala route as a regular
packet vessel that can be relied on, and knowing
Capt. VI. as well as We do, we feel certain that he
will merit and receive 4 good share of the coasting
trade. --
1Lettersr received b, the Comet from Washington
state that several changes have been resolved on by
the American Government in its representatives at
these Islands. 1t is stated that James F.. B MARSHALL,
Esq, formerly resident here. and now State Senator
in the Massachusetts Legislature. will be appointed
L. 5. Commissioner vice the Hon. Thos. J. Dryer.
Capt Thos. Spencer, Com. Agent at Ailo: and G. D.
Gilman, Esq L. 5. Consul at Lahaina. DIR. Long
has intended returning shortly to the United States,
and has, We believe, asked permission from his Gov
eminent to do so. These reports may not be confirmed
10y future mails. -
\ FINE RAMA spring Kona set in on Saturday,
and has ut intervals given US copious showers, soak
ing the ground most literally. This spring rain
is not unusual. Nearly every year we have heavy
rains during April. April 10, 1859 a very abuu-
dant rain occurred. April %, 1860, there was
another, which caused q freshet, that carried away
the temporary bridge over the Nuuanu stream.
These ~copious spring rains save our plantations and
pastures from the effects Of the long summer heat.
~ During the past few weeks there has been an
unusual amount Of sickness prevalent throughout the
islands. On Maui especially many natives rs well as
foreigners have been attacked with a species of fever,
somewhat resembling the " bOohoo." Influenza has
also been very prevalent for some weeks, and the
south winds of the past week have only tended to in
crease the disorder. Among the native population,
deaths have been very numerous, and far outnum-
Der the births. -
= The flvorite bark Comet came in Yesterday
'' ahead Of time as usual, when anything like n
fair wind is to be had. She brings us a large mass
of papers and news, bringing New York dates to
March LIST, and San Francisco weekly dates of Apri.
9th. -
y A great mass of Eastern Magazines and Pa
pers came down by the Comet yesterday. For a list
of the dates received, see advertising columns. No
English papers were received.
g' The Strangers Friend Society. will hold its
next monthly meeting, on Tuesday, May /, at the
of j Dudoit, Esq.
The bark What Cheer sailed for Honolulu
the same day as the Comet, and will not probably
bring any later Eews.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-24

DE-. GULICK's LEcTURE-On Tuesday night a good
audience attended the lecture of Rev. DR.. Gullck on
the Coral Islands. their geology and e'hnology. AZ
fuckers Music Hall, in San Francisco. The lecture
was delivered upon the invitation Of the California
Natural History Society. IL was about two hours
long. but there was no tagging OF interest on the
part Of the audience all that time. The lecturer Is a
man full of action and Wit. and so entertaining that
we defv ANYBODY to give his eyes and ears 10 any
thing else hut the subject in hand, while the Doctor
has the hoor. The Doctor exhibited the costumes Of
the natives on himself very successfully with the
execution of the earrings. The ladies must have been
satisfied that the Marshall Islanders beat them entire
" in the bulky magnitude of the hoop arrangement.
The lecture deserves TO be delivered in every town
where an audience can be found, and we hope the
Doctor will receive invitations from many quarters
Pacific.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-24
rc,rre.pondenoe of the P. c. Advertiser.
Ought we not TO have mere MILK for our
Money

sIR, EDITOR MIX is plenty and of a good quality
in Honolulu but is not the price too high for the
times: The cost of living in Honolulu is eoming
down. II will fall lower still. or many of our people
must leave, The price of beef. pork aud mutton has
come down, but still the price of milk keeps up to
10 cents Per quart, unless to ONE Of the milkman's
tarored customers. This is too high, considering the
price of other articles of living in the market. Butter
is coming down in price-good is now offered for so
cents per pound, and brought regularly to our doors.
l. it reasonable then that milk should be kept up:
. Live ami let live is the correct motto, but TO pay
10 cents per quart is out of proportion besides. |
understand that milk IS now rery abundant. The
inilkmen know not what to do with their surplus.
Either gire US more milk for our same money, or
the same amount Of milk, but less money. Reduce
the price, and the consumption will surely increase
MANY HoUsEKEEPERs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-04-24
Ships Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS

April liam clipper ship Charmer. Lucas, u days from San
Francisco. en- route for Honskuug anchored and
sailed again sane day.
I5-Sch NoiwShine. Kuhesna. from KoIna AMI NawiIi-
Will with 33 Kegs and AZ mats sugar. } tres anil
Is bris moiasses, } bris ta1ow. = srgS butter, 20
bags corn, S mules. = horses pigs. u cords wood.
and 81 deck passengers.
1s-Am clipper ship Flying Chiiiers, Lester, Is DAYS FIN
san Francisco. en- route for China-tct a few
papers. etc, and Continued ON h-r course.
1S-Sch Kanehameha ", Morse, from KaIcpol-po, with
IL cords wood.
le-seh MoiSeiEi, NapcIa- from Mako, with 100 kegs
sugar. Z hays fungus AMI . passengers
s0-Seh odd Fellow, Johnson. from KoIoa. with rs kegs
and $50 mats sugar, ITO pkgs moiasses, 2 horses,
3 cabin and I deck passenger.
2i-Sch Hannah Antoine. from Netcaifs Landing. HiIn,
with 3sS kegs and 5+5 m1ts sugar, l bale puu, I
bale fungus, and : pa ugcr.
t1Am VII ship G. W Morgan, Hamilton. GSu Caifor-
MIA Cost via Lah1ina, with 600 bris this season {;
lying OF and on
2-Am bark Comet. smith, II days frum saa Francisco.
I-sch Nrstie Merrill. Borres, from IIro.