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its whole territory and from all means Of suppor,

ies whole territory and from all means Of support
and supply
Lees failure to hold Petersburg IL satisfactory
evdehee on his inability to cope with Grant Cam
pMsh.hg ~ the we'll beaten track from the Raptdan
20 K.chh"nd, and in the well measured and we'll
.sru .' c"hsfy on The Chickahomiay, Lee did very
Comes Into the struggle hr fails.
., IL Lee Is 70 hold Richmond, Fort Darling viii be
tue next point OF interest. But the dispatch from
=, n' Hiah.oh staies somewhat obscusely thar Lee
Is p!eparing 10 no the west bank of the Appo-
maiiox Near Petersburg the Appomattox runs
ironi west 10 east and ii are to stand that
Lee Is holding thc north bank We may. perhaps
laiei that he IL hoidiaR point on WHICH 10 ~
nis ieu wing In an aiteMpt TO retreat towards
DanvilIe.
THE PATRIOTIC OFFERING or TIE OTTAWA
The above IL the caption 10 an article in a late
washington paper, from which we make ,he (oi-
lowing extract.
Our reaiets wi o saw the passage through this
city Of Gen Bushsidc's corps viii remember the
Indian battalion embraced Ia it, a body of active
robust young men. They were volunteers iron,
the ohaWas OF Michigan. and constituted the lst
Michigan Shafpsh0otets. Ia the fight in the vii
deIness this regiment was depiOyec as skirMishers
and made sad havoc in the rebel ranks, especially
among their officers One the most noted of the
OuaWas was Chief named Mo ke we-naw or,
as better known Ia his heighb0Ts In Michigan,
Daniel Mo ke we-BaW He was very poputar with
the tribe, and was tn. prime ipai in enisting the
band. He was very skiliiu in the use of the life
aha his men say that in the first fight m the vii
derRess he killed not less than thirty two rebels
number Of tf M officers.
The article goes ON 10 state that this great savage
Chief, with The unpronoanceable name, was at last
cut short by a rebet sharpshOo;er, who drove a
Mimic bal throush his-hand, and placing him hors
ds combat. NO ke we nav was carried to the hos
piia' at Washington where, after lingering in great
pain for several days, he di-d
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after reflection reconsidsrod M aoeton,
and discharged them with N adM0ot1aGn ~
The practice Of bathing In tho city, and Ia
the neighb0rhoOd Of public places OG resort,
was one often indniged In By yonBg oen
and boys, and one which the Mayor sald
officers to turn their attention paTticalas1y
to this nuisance, and Whenever they canG11
any person, no matter who he might -, 1n-
dulging In the luxury In intefdicled pl1ces,
they must be brought beforo him. sTAko
their clothes" )" he said, ''if you can't eatch
them, and let them 60 home naked"
Garret Albnrger and Lion f0aby, arrested
upon the charge Of assaulting man nAunad
Hess.nger. on Friday afternoon, were called
from the evidence that Hessinger grossly In
suited Solby, who Ii minus leg which he
lost in battle, and was advancing - II to
strike him, when AlburEsr iDterfered and
tried to shame him from striktng lame
man; bat H continued to advance, where
upon Mr. A, in order to prevent him from
committing the outrage, struck him blow
0ent the Mayor discharged the accused.
Patrick Sweeney was charged with using
Insulting and threatening language towards
Mrs. Mary Riley. The accused and COM
plainant in this case have several times been
up before his Honor for offences committed
by them. Mrs. Riley, who said sh4 had for
long time been the victim Of SWeeneys
abuse, stated that recently he had Aecone
mere Troublesome. and WAS 90 bad t4At ahe
was afraid to poke her head outside of her
door, lest he would kill her. Sweeney de-
MED the accusation, and intimated that he
mad DON. nothing to Mrs. X but that which
ne had been provoked to do. In considera.
ton OF the reputation OF the parties, the
mayor held them bo, h to security to keep
the peace and be of better behavior In
future.
Oscar, slave OF Peter w. Grubbs, Paul.
slave Of Robert Meredith, and Charles, Shave
OF Ed turheyhough, three very small boys,
charged with throwing stones In the street,
We're turned over to their masters for pun
ishment
Amanda Boyd, q free negro, was ordered
to be whipped for being in the city with
Henrico free papers, aud permitting Noses,
slave, to be in her house without the writ.
ten consent CT his owner
Fines were imposed upon Mrs. Sarah Pul.
liam, for permitting her son to throw stones
at Mrs, Elam's house; Margaret Holland
and George Howard, for permitting their
sons to fire eff guns within the Corporate
limits; and James Simpson, charged with
trading with negroes.
The following cases were continued
Jerry Dunnavant and Lee Whitehurst,
charged with stealing q valuable diamond
breastpin from Lieut.. Col James Nelli9sn;
Jordan Miller, for receiving horse known
by him to have been stolen, and Margaret
and Mary, slaves, charged with stealing lot
of crockery, bedding, &c valued at 3 $50,
the property of Robert Lowry.
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FROM LYNCHBUR0.

LYscuBuRa, June 25.-Gentlemen Who
left our forces Thursday, i've miles beyond
salem, on the Newcastle road. Gays that
Hunters army came near being captured At
that point, their escape being due only to
the delay in the delivery Of an order. As It
was, the enemy were 90 hard pressed that
they destroyed their ammunition train.
which was mile In length. Our informant
saw II blown up.
A portion Of our forces are reported 20
have taken large wagon train and mum
Der Of prisoners.
The enemy ON their retreat destroyed
Bonsack's wooden factory In Roanoke coun.
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ItIioe a,Tests.-The foilow wing parties have
been arrested and committed to prison for
examination before the Mayor this morn
ing:
John and Abraham, slaves OF Richard Far
ley; Cesar. slave Of Robert & Epperson, and
William, slave Of Wm Lewis, charged with
stealing $3.50 in Virginia Treas ury notes, one
IS State Of North Carolina note, one $50 and
three $40 G s notes, and other papers and
writings, OF the value Of $500, the pro-
perty Of w 4 Lellew.
Barney Mcclure was arrested, charged
with being drunk and sleeping on the side
walk while on duty as q watch man at Wei
siger's Government store.
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Loss ~ ofv'csss. New York Tim<s, OF
the 9Th, says:
We have lost very large number OF most valu-
able Oiiccss Of au grades IL the present campaisn.
We REFER not oaiy 70 General oaeess, but 70 Colo
neis, LlesIeseet Cosoaels, Majors, Capgales. The
ps0postt0a 0f OGcess Who have fsi,en 70 TIE enese
~ bas sssa g'sassr has II say pseyioss can
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Arri0al of Yankee Prisoners. OF
three thousand Yankee prisoners, captured
near Petersburg, were brought to this city
Saturday and yesterday. Among the mum
ber were forty officers, the highest In rank
being Majors. They were confined in the
Libby prisons.
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Deserters.-Twenty odd Yankee deserters
have been admitted to Castle Thunder since
our last Issue. They were woe begone set,
aud represented themselves as having un-
dergone severe suffering within the last two
mpnths
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Dividend NOTICES.

hNlDAND.-Tne President and D, ectoss OF
IL the Bank Of the Commonwealth Rave de.
cd dividend OF ten Per cant not 70 stockhold
era, which will be paid to them on Ter Let July
noxt. st ckbOlders will remember that the Con
federate States tax Will be paid by the Rank ana
not oy themselves. M0RTlN,
j. s27--:0: e CAshter
nlVIDEND-Ths President and Dirootor1 Of tns
IL the Tracen Bank Il tbs City Richnoud have
this DAY declared dividend Of 6k per cent for the
last elk IN 'nihs, subject to deduction Of quarter
Of ONE per &c cat bonus to ths s:sss; lssvias ~.
after the Let day Of July next.
jsN-tJul NJ sINTON, Cashier
OFFICE CT ras INsuRAxcs Co OF sTAfS OF VI,
Richmond, June 2lth, 1884.
nVlDEND NStics.-The Directors og this Gem
IL psny have declared dividend cf six per cent,
pay able on and si,er thu lst Of July text.
Tbs tax to the Confederate Government win be
paid by the Company, and not By the StoekAoldsrs.
The stock WILL therefore. not be given In b. them
to the Asssfsors rs a sus jsct Of taxation
je 2b-7t' WM CHRISTIAN. Set'y.
nIVlDkND.--Tne P1esidenI and Directors Of LLe
IL BANK OF RiShmond have declared q dividend
o. lnree per cent net, payable 10 th..
therefore tho stoe kholdcs will not include their
js25-,isU BMACxuRDo. Cashier.
IlIVIDEND-The Presidsat and Directors Of
L. tie Bank Of Virginia have declared Q divi-
dend Of ~ per cant Tor the last sx ncAths subject
to deduction Of quarter per cent b mos 70 the
State leaving four per cent net txo dollars and
eighty cents psr ehare) payable 70 the ct ckholdsrs
on and after the 27th inst.
The tax to the Confederate 0ovsrnment Will bs
Paid by the Bank. and not BY the stockholders, the
stock viii therefore not be given In by them 10 the
ASSESSOR - . suf jsct Of taxstien
j. s2l--tlfJy WMF TAYLOR. Cashier.
nIViDEND.-The President ard Directors Of tho
~ Farmers Bank Of Virginia have declared
dividend OF four and onefourth per cent, subject
to bonus Of qaarter per cent payable 70 the
State, leaving fuus, per cent nat TO the stock
holders
Stockholders are Temiu ded that the Con federate
States taz s assessed againss ihs corporation and
thu. they pay nc part OF it, ara vsQuissa TO list
Their atock. J A SMITH, Cashier.
il - -
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Robbery-Henry G. Fishers hennery, on
Bacon Quarter Branch, was robbed on Ssk-
urday night OF about two dozen ducks aud
Chickens. No clue to the thief.
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ITO the 1risnds Of ths Solder throushcus
Il ConIedaIacy.-
ouAH1InnAsRln 0sR'xs Dlpa1fxmY,
NAH1oAD BURxAU,

Richmond, Feb 70, 1884.
Ths friends and relatives Of soldisrs IN shs army
Of Northern VirginiA are hereby notified that ap
arrangement hes this day besp effected with ths
Southern Express Company to carry all packages ~
food ana wearing apparel to Richmond, Va
To secure the advantages thus obtained through
tho 1xprsss Company, the following instrastiaa.
must b. observed:
Packages must not ccntais more than one hun.
dIed pOunds; b well secured and plainly MARRIED,
and sent ct tbs expense Of the shpper tO either Of
The SolderS Relief Associations, which ere loeatso
- tblloWs:
La North Caroline, At Raleigh; In SoutA Carolina,
at Colamhia; In Georgia se Augusta; h Alehans.
q nentgonsey; ee 70 aay otA9 Dointss WA3eA oAe
Of theos Associations Aavs n o0ee.
TAe Agents Of tAses Associations vill thage take
charge o1 them end aAip daily By SoutARn A1Des0
Company D. the peopeR AQeaO o tie raaReetave
States ct Richmond, Who WI 80 tAe1 dbG16uteo
b the proper indi hdual owners.
10 meet the wishss u ths sald1sgs, aAd - eve
thsm = certain and spssdy eaanaaiesHasa WI
AsDe, tAe 0euthssn Expssa0 Company he's aoseo4
aad, In order that obstacs NAY occur 70 ~
Of % laodAbls snterpsise, ths several rail-
road eompanise hereby requested 70 render ~
11prsss Company such facilities - will enab1e q =
make this asrangenent Q complete success.
AZ the 8outhAfn Express Company assumes ajl
responsibility Of the transportation a these paok
agel, tbs Relief Associations requested to With
draw their Agents whe have hsretpfqss asAA1 -
A..sslnes..~ns.usn -tasU TooP ~ 0e1o1 0903oo.
thev may enjoy the same privileges hsrsby sseufso
70 tho Army 81 NorthsSn Vlfginie.
Lisut..Cel end ouaRtsgnAstss.
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v,,oAy MORNING. ......... JUNE 81 "~

,s- Tns DISPATCH is g., sold to News
ottsI,rs At TWENTY CENTS per copy.
city CARRIERS are authorizedtocb charge
o>r DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS lsr f"tek, 10
- q, ..a'N.7t5trs.
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NUflCE 10 Taxpayers. -PursGAntt 10 a. ordinance
~ passed BY the Counc Of the city Of Aiahm0od
llth January 1850, Iwi attend At the Collectors
9nice. tho City Hail. from sns lstA 70 The soth a
juRs nciusiSe, for he purpose Of recetving from
lhe taxpayers the cno-hAM the whole Of thsiS
taxes, dedacting tbefefrom 10 per centum.
It'd JULIUS HOR6ON, CR.
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Hastings C6urt-Judge William Fl. Lyons
presiding, A. Jadson Crane, acting proeecu-
Pendergrast and Richard Barry, indicted for
earroting and robbIng r. Augustus Haxall
Pendergrast was found guilty by the jury,
who assessed his punishment at four yeaTl
In the penitentiary, to which the Judge
added fve yeais more, Ia consequence 0i hll
having formerly served out term Of impri
sonment for grand larceny. Barry was theu
put upon trial, and acquitted.
The Court will be In session again this
morning.
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BY TELEaRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
leveeafe - IN p111e ADDoelAgQD&l
0legea secesdlng % - % Conesem q - yuas
- ~. =: =. 81 r.aAs:ss, = - 0ssns go .
0e Nes0en O6sts1es ~ 0ooau1n
~-~r~>~~<~>-s~~~~>.-<~~~
|a0M REfZnADUno. =
PETRnsDUno, June g, l2 M.-TAsre -
Den aching done th1s fas, ed tAsrs b %
likelihood OF any 1gAtisg to-day.
TIE wsaGAsf = intensely hot and the roadb
oppssssivsly dusty.
scouts say that Grant he's told his men
that the lighting has ended, and the sisgs Of
Richmond has now begun.
lsncoND DfsPATcH.l
PErRRsBURo, June 26.-AM quiet along
the lines yesterday and TO day, savs heavy
canonading for while this morning ON the
centre, the result Of which IL unknown.
There was severe cavalry fight near Not
toway C.. H., Thursday, between the rear
column Of Wilson's men and Dearipg, which
continued from two O'Clock until dark, when
the enemy retreated under cover Of the
darkness. Thirty-thYee prisoners were esp
tured, and have been brought In.
The sasoy's A01A i many killed and
wounded. Our ioes II small. Wilson 10
stealing fresh horses and shooting bis jsded
ones. Our men report the road strewed
with them. Tho damage to the Son hsit .
road is very great.
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jsl-td JULIUS AOR6ON, e Il.
NOM Oas, Come An
80. 80 and x,..r., roun..,., Inc "''''n'' .. Nv
wh.r. ,sd,.s and s.n,lens % can Ss ~ seeoSssd.ssd
with the coolest and most pleasant beverage cf tie
ssason Petite vaitsrs In sttsndsnes At oil hours
% 6ts
~ OrIOR to TaI Payers 10 ooDss qasncs of re-
~ cent military operations BY which many tax
payers were called from the CITY, uotics n hereby
given that the proper authorities have extended The
quarter ending 3lst March, 1874, uati saturday.
The 2tth Of the present month <Jans). Az psrsons
Liable for said tAxos must cal and pay the sanae b.
tore the expiration Of said sime 30 subjected -
pay double the amount Of said taxes.
OHAS J sINTON,
10 l1-8taw2W 10Th District Collector.
N1OflCE-Commandant and oehsso of SAs
IN army and navy viii please ~ st.sntios b
the notice alrsady given, that asisagsnents hsve
O'Clock II aHd o'clock u Soe b purpose of
towing barge: and taking g Drswys noa guar.
tsrmsster and commasasy scores anA otAsr estIsles
.s II: army a,s n:vy . = =
JOHN u PA1kEe,
Lieut. in charge, Once Spseisl 0seviss,
js2l-ts Asvy Dslaztnsnt.
ID iCHMCND Olsy lnspTascs Compasy
|. Prepared TO saas s:i: assiass L.. in town and
NoCARTHY. sscfy.
THWr1zs, Pre'..
RW Crenshaw, Saands3,
wn Jones, !a !sas 7 , s:.lss,
ny %-slstJv
vslIDoan. IA .AI =. VA sosrm. sieUssa
W 0sassal Asseioa aAA uann's Assa1an1D,
Real 1ssate a.a Msgrs Brekass
KAs's DolninG
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R3o0mO0o, June lst, IO0A.
Af 3 Bullock. IN agent Of this Department, =
assigned to the duty o. orgHnixtng the t1Anspcrts
tion of suppliaa Of food and cl. thing on6ef 0G
rangemsnt with the Southern sxpFsso uompaDy
above related.
Hs will visit the several Relief Asocelstlops. ex.
plain the wO.kiDg OF the system, and encourage th~
nds Of soldiers 70 take aavsntAas Of this cosy
way Of supplying the wants Of thoss Ia the Aeld
B LAWTON.
QuAreeTDaDtas 0onefol.
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u0Y3eD ooVRnlAn AxIH1ae CoagRANy,
Auxuste, 0a, Dsk -, 1eaa. !
rAs Southern xxpr@ Co0pAay hersby 0oaafI q
hieAde end relatlvso Of soldlsss iA tie Axu1V o.
NogtAsrn virginia end elsewhere shst tAsy Pc.
pared . carry out aEIsngsnsnts - aAn1unes1 IN
ths Aheys cosd, end tAat they win 10 ell IN thsix
power 3 fal1u it, ssQu1fs0snt1.
JAAx1 SHUTTER,
0sAerA esp't sad Aane Presldeat,
II S-Ssd2m g0uthsru Express Company.
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1enmonds We, June 10, 1864.
~ Navy u called to tbs following aea ot Coasreas,
apEoved June leoA, selsaDg 70 Ssaaspo9tasion ef
shcae Of The army and navy. white trsvsaiag a.
aiSe cs.Ss y a< cest.a~s. State q .a.~s.s
Do @eet, faas ealssss q shs army and ssyy. wsNs
travelling 1ader sedass q Ne War or Navy ~
parnsas, aAan - snossl tvasepeFtassss = tieA
dsala.s ~ ~ Sas sspsases. wAiE sesa1aasIy
TRAVELLING u ~ lxeeasboa Il tA11s oeaaeoL"
xhis ct readeee Aasatnsy ~ eise1hs sRlee D.
sued fFon tais oaos % sAs lssA nse, - ~ sss3e
.s2assss ss IsS. & css':,. u s6s,s.
NOrIC1 . Tss PslsFs.--AM sv1ess g ss.s =
IN tats y this distzsss. ena III lsfeens HeA,e es
ss.1: e. so.s E. =: ssss.; s:sl - E 49, !.
hsrshy sodGs1 tAas vs ere nsv rsa1y - the eoAe
e oAss states, G War TAx Csusstes, No y
Main q. (vhsss 80 o esher q - ~ - fosA4
- tsss a.. -. scs q @ Css.,sss | sss;.ss; rs
raaEy t5sh, ls0l. A. the H. q J1ly = ~ lAesss
daae % vAsca tAs oM ssus % nesss are ssatyslss
e tszse = les. = = !aRo:saaa Assas-pa1sss -
fuollAs : srAILzD.
p1yI1 n.Sv ~ =.
je0-on09W AAso1eo ~ - oose1se
1TSO - UissIs & - Ossasy Oss1sA-n -
u e f:slllsaas - gs.s.g = e fssss.sss9 ~ :
AaGlsaale = eaAan - Z ~ - - "a =
Fsase hlsly sss1la - - 0vesa Il
- ssesls. vi 80 60 & - -
. - ssSss.s'isa = ssS = ls.aall1ls. =.
| jsHSsee go efosA sSee1ea = es11e.e = 80 y.
x s.ss ~ ~ ~ ec11ssss 1aad o. = = An0e4
~. Csss,1sssssAf Is ~ M tAass1seA -
g. . g - s.a'' sars1as - N -
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rOME Oas, Come All.
~ The Alabama, or 200.
Sods and Mineral Fountain,
Opposite the Post O@cs,
whore i6diss and gentlens can BE- aeeoanedstsd
with the coolest and most plsasant beverage q tie
season. Petite Waitsea in sttsndance at oil hours
il q 6ts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24
SSENGER

Per wrsDw4ED PosIs-Per Knsues; Sept; 1s-Mr J Cum
mics, wife and child. Bishop Sialey, Rev } Ellington, Mr.
Oudinot, Z Neissenbach. Mr. Rosseau. Mr. Osborn, Mr. Koch,
J Dary, Mr. Mann, DR. = W Hutchinson, ; Peek, and . others
10 cabin and 81 deck
From SAY FRAScIsco-per Comet. Sept. 21-Rev Mr. Cor~in,
JCattsnach, 3 L Chase. o b StiII~eH, EW Perry. c L Richards,
T 7 Douxherty and Wife Mr. NcCandiess, Mr. Atherton. DR.
scz1gcnvzld, r Love AMI Wife. Miss johnson. Cspt VIM Stott.
G A Castle, j i Waterhouse ard Wife, Master and Miss
waterhouse. Miss DImond, John Kenny, John A Langar.
STEERk6E-JOhn G. TIhlo, 4 - Morrison, Daniel Shields, Thos
Kehoe, J r Clarke, Robert cunningham. Charles Casino,
" Duty. Thos Ksarn. John kshoe. 2 Mahony, Mr. NcCul-
Tough, ID NcCzsky, + Harbor. W Hsrbor. I'd Brown, W II
Rose, Chss yanpatch, Thos Sacket, Jabes Turner, Jas Blum.
6 Collins, Il wesh, G Wright, John Mcmahon, and . boys for
NcColgan-51-
Fors SAN FRaycrsco-per A 4 EIdridge, Sept 2l-Miss Charles,
Miss Clark Messrs " " Leman, Adst, Arson Cox. Jas Gay,
s Gray, Robert Syugs, Geo Witch, Capt Wears, = Hszari-lI
cabin
Fer SAG fKAScscO-per Whistler, SEPT 22-NrJ A Laugari,
Master II Z Wicor-2 cabin.
From kAr&t-psr Annie Laurie, Sept. c3-Mr Z II Rogers
All bride, Mr. D Mcbride and Suily, Kew G 3 Ro=eI, Master
Eddie Danon-5czbr-
From WrspvAHD PoEIs-pcr Eizcsa, SEPT 1s-U. Uo-or
yrdEe DAVIS, HannSt ard William Davis, J q Lev. 80.
EioIang. J ii Cole. 4 : Smith. Dr Hutchinson. J p You.z. v,
Fosuyer, Jas Clsrk, Mr. Williams, VI HAlsey. M.s,er Boai-
z1d SO ccck Passengers
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IMPORTS.

From sAS EzAScrscc-per Comet sept 21-2cs, 3 pkgs,
aud . pcs agricultural implements, l cs axes, 100 empty barrels,
j pkg betting. Z C bIacking, 135 c. boots and shoes, II cks and
. CO bread. ] buggy, % &C goods, IS &C cider. 81 cs and 2 pkEs
co' hing, 2 c. chocolate, IS coils cordsge, 10 C drugs, IS cs, 19
bales and j pkg dry goods, l pkg earthenvare- 20 cs fancy
Fcods. so bhis and SO hf bbls salmon, $40 biz sks and +s or SKIS
f0ur, IS bxs apples. so hf bxs and 20 or bxs raisns, 10 cs
furniture, o cks, l bbi and = &C glassware, ? c. granite, 90 pkgs
srvcsries. ] pkg hardware, 3 pkEs harness. % cs hats and caps,
4 bales hops, ] horse, 10 &C ink. l C lamps, 3 rolls lsather,
1000 r. lumber, S cs macaroni, ] c. marble, 2 cs mdse, / cs
mouIdings, 20 kegs nails, 20 c. coal oil, = cs olives. cs paints.
. CO paper, 3 pkgs personal effects. I c. peTfumery, I piano, j
CO pipes, les proyisjons- S sets sails. ) sewing machines, /
sheep. 20 cks and % bdls shocks. 2 bills shoyeIs, ] cs silver
ware. 3 bbis brandy, IS hi bb,s whisky. 5 c. hitters, i cs sta
ttousry, ! stove aud fixtures, 5 pkgs tobacco, ! pkg trees, =
bags wheat. & bxts and . cs champagne, Il pkgs inspected,
IS dozen pals, Il nests tubs
Irr1<crc- o-OOVO W
From BEExES-per brig Honolulu Sept 1913 cases and IL
balrs piece goods, SO cases. so bales, : hampers, - kegs 8
tubs. Is casks and So demiiohns OF mdse. 3lS9 boards and
plank.. 8. coils corfzse, 90 bars and ais bundles iron, i cask
palm oil, so bhls ale, ? whcelbarrows. 2 cases books and cigars,
81 casks with heads and hoops. Isl bundles shocks, 1 casks
rush, 81 casks shocks, 20 bundles iron hoops, = casks heads, i
case preserves, 10 cases spirits, 10000 lbs coal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-24
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SATURDAY,. SEPTEMBER q. 1854.

"a, 1854.
TIE Comet arrived on Wednesday,, amer 4 passage Of IS
days, bringing 4 large and valuable cargo, one Of the largest
ever imported from California. OF It the Ata says. .
Bark Comet cleared today for Honolulu with q large cargo.
amounting in value 70 S5i.922 21-the most valuable cargo
which has been shipped hence 10 that port SINCE August 1855,
with merchandise vs!ced at sS3, +sl 20. The Comet also car
RES $500 In treasure
year, as or exports do In the one article Of sugar alone, orr
exports from January ! 70 September 1st Of this yesr Ter, over
eight millions Of pounds. This includes shipmen ts TO all foreign
coun.ries- The dEties paid at San Francisco on :he sugar re-
ceived from Hcno.Hiu, during the same time, exceed the sHt.Te
rsreEas y ,ks Hawaiian Kingdom ar 1888 II ocr sugar
interests grc~ during the pex; twelve months q; the rate they
have fer the past year, our exports for 1865 VIII De at Iea't H.
ooo,eoo q pounds, worth 20 the country no; les than sSco.oN-
OF the market fr Hawaiian sugars, the bulletin Of Sept
says:
We note a large sale Of Hawaiian sugars 20 the Bay Refaery,
say $4,000 tts, on terms "i;hheld. This leaves the market 70
Island Sugar quite bare and in a very firm and healthy state
Prime Hawaiian selling freely al I2c 2 tb-h
Runors arr afOat in tie street Of changes In the agency Of
The Regular Dispatch Line, bot on inquiry We learn tina; The
changes in contemplation are No; ye; fully mstured.
The schooner n. ~ Ru1gles, Chadwick, arrived at Hlo,
Sept. I6, 10 days from san Francisco, with a cargo Of lumber
cement, &c She would load pull at Keauhou, and oranges a:
Ksai<keakua, and leave the latter port about the first Of octo-
Der for Gan Francisco.
The brig HoroEuEu, from Bremen. brings a full cargo
Of German goods - Msssrs- < Hosschiaeger & siapenhors:.
See Advertisement.
Inc FlsetrtHg > from Bakers Island. Her repor: will be
focud under the head Of "menoraoda-"
The h 4. ELfridJe sailed on Wednesday 1t Il NJ, and the
EAistIer on Thursday at i p. ". Tor San Francisco. Their
argoes and passenger lists will be found reported below.
ExcsAsGE-So day drafts on New York have been sold during
he week AZ 2s!, 4 premium Of i= on the gold, OF in other words
1000 in gold purchases a draft for $3.50. payable in currency.
soa drafts 90 New York are quOtAbIe at par.
Lassss quotatIOa Of gold in New York Sept. $3.50 % 25s3.