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ITEMS.

women make shoes y, HavsrhlI, Mas, and n said to be
rlP~r- worEv0Gsn-Eakins a pair OF shoes a. well "a " any
O,Arr aan--
A. the port % Se~ York, in July ari August, the Govern
rcuc collected s@i,OCoCOO IN gold, customs on s~+5,OOO.OOO Or
S4s.CO0 CvO q foreign merchandise taken for consumption
The receipts % Internal Revenue at Washinston, September
18th. reached the unprecedented sun u Si,2oO.OOO, being
Sizes SIS greater than the receipts q any former day.
y Washington dispatch % September Ssh ssyss The Treas
cry Department does not anticipate raising any money before
TIE coming session Of Congress The receipts from internal
Fevenas alone from July ! 10 ne LET october, VIII probably
amount o from SIOOO60OoO 20 SlIOC0OG0O, while there will
b. 10 aria< % % eastoEs duties. as heavy orders for foreign
haGs;st markets o; the South and West Tie receipts from
the sales q saE material, now no longer necessary, will also
delt-
MAsrrAcrrEE or CrGAEs II CosyEcTcUr.-By the late
census report The manufacture q ei.ar, in Connecticut Is ex-
limited a. follows -Nunher O: establishments. 50, capital
invested S27sOOO; cost q material, S2iO.sOi; employees, 35S
s56s. Z : SH''4 = '' P''''
Fcau nc single county os Bergen. New Jersey, there were
49, % Nv YORK market 10000 baskets Of Strawberries last
-yc0u. 1T the average rae % ne cents per basket, the value
r ues- would Le $4,000 Te ProEt made is about 50 per
sent
rtsei % ir=at Britain - rapidly approaclins the enormous
amount Z 100000 tons According 20 the las; return Of
ls5i ~as g5.i-2sl9 tons. Il aids that this quantity exceris
Chila-
BG BrsISg.s ~ GsAIS-Ths Buffalo Courier of the 12,h
Avs; There vas an exciting time yesterday on the dock II
Consequence % the arrival Of 4 large feet OF vessels, the favor
zDe winf having brought down over one hunired schOoners.
&c. The receipts FROM Saturday evening 70 last evening foot
Up a. follows. -Four 10000 bbfs; corn 500 go bushels; wheat
2J5Oo0 bushels, oats l25,Oo0 bushelsi AID barley $500 bushels.
To;.l--rein I.I92.9 goo bushels; mill feed, l07 tons; lumber.
100000 feet; hoops. $4,000; and 10000
onY CANNON H. D. sherman, OF TitusTTle. Pa, was one
: poCf zau. but j. nov reput-i 10 be worth SI-OCO,OOO- Titus
vie, EhSh = s;ll a town scarcely bigger than 3 mans thumb
= SAIL . rank sca-th il the Stste in its postoHce delivery
D-rir< the psst thre- -ortEs. Ep=aTd Of $4,000 letters were
5siTe7e! frn i5 c5cs. T:le.e are che Thousand PFiya'e
ing .niest-i safely TO the nil H.dis 90 tbs evs5-r7fio1ry
+-r-H'
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LocAL coNmERcIIL VIEWS.

re have 40 foreign arrival from San Fran-i.eo during III.
past week The hst vessel expected 3 the .. c. Murray
due houz the 18th 70 3o.h inst Our last dates we're the 2sih
O: oetoCes- Gold Z Ss- Tors Oct. ID, wa quoted - lis:
ara rs1nz-
FrE- ezchznse paper-, &c learn hat ;bs Commerce Of san
Fr-leSo 8 steadily AL rapidly INCREASING IRON the report
- rae HarboE MAKER SG that port RE ise5. L appears ;aa;
ta-s~ axe i've hl-drei 80 t~eaiy seven ve..i, or Al aEzrs-
: cap-sy L - LCrz--i - Ii=ty th5--4LI al t--nty-
ao1r f1zs els-zei n - rsAss AID CO. trade. CLASSIFIED -
is-oEs= TE-riyel- s.auers, ssTra 81 -. Efy r-T15, t<ea:y-
a. s-rs and 80 h-atre5 al azsety -Es s-hoo-e-s, 1=i 5-e
h1aIre+ aad t=eaty-onc Shops
A1ess-an roI coars ere sail &c h tie bes; cu-re1cy MEDIUM
Il mrefgn countries ,Las eaa Be taken there by TRAVELLERS
Ar ~ the Sm-d-.n sotI twenty IoI-r Pic IS ~grin IN
N-z-o rnIy sic. II China sic %, f. England 81; il Bsig.zz
$500 iu Frame siGg7- The discoua: o1 smaller A@e-.e4u
saIi c1l4 5 less iEan u. tie twenty dollar p:e-es. but Ike
.od H. Ne YORK Z riSn gosi SONS II Eo5; countries where
80 -s-rarr ere ~ q disc1uzt-
We have h=I ssTeFsl m-rcLaEt arrivals H. pas; week. On
the Is.f- III HAEzl-a tsrS L zu,Laa4etz =. r=.ur-eI i-ua
As.-a=ila Isllaa, v:a lie crews Of tie fo1r =haiers burned Il
A-rI Iar - the S.eLgaiczs- She also brought about 1000
Fl5oas = c-roaEut sEI sperm oh
TEe ba=< C5Estl-fi5E. from P1srt Sound, bI.a-s 9 f1I
cargo Of amber. The British schooner AL5s-a. froH v-toris.
brings -a t5serUei cargo u Equ1ss. provisions ard Iu1aoe..
Am1l- The eaT-o are some >a-ks Il Victora potltJyz, a new
iHFas-s-s,r fcn that quarter. The schooner OHIfsTi from
The same p1r. = n ballast, seeking freight. The kitiy Cart.
a-igAf- from FauE-uss Island, brngs eoeoanut oil and
arr0vrort-
The ship Ceylon sailed on Thursday for New Bedford, with
a fail cargo. consisting in part Of IT3,s7I gallons OF oil and
II5,TI1 Us bone. The bark Aeie sailed yesterday afternoon
for The same p0rt- With an oil and bore cargo. And today
tie shin Tei4ni sails tor New Bedford with q full cargo If oil.
Rose, b5ies, skis, &c. &c These three vessels, carrying over
1880 bar-ys o. oil, belong 20 Brewer & Cos line Of Bo-tou
packets. sud the quick dispatch which they have received :
certainly cre,Nttbte 20 that house. ZONE q the oil and bone
shipped By them ill doubtless be in Ses Bedford by March -.
The Hawaiian bark NGuH1ksa IS On the berth Iz ling fr
san Francisco, snd viii take some GOO barrels Of oil. to be
shipped home vi. San Francisco. She will sail early in De-
eember-
Several ~hAIeship. have LEFT during TIE pas; week for their
winter cruises
Exchange advanced This week AMI i quo;ab!s a, 6 q 10 PER
c-u;. premium. CT The goII for wLAeuen's drafts.
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DEPARTURE

Is-4m ~ - California. Cleveland. Tor home.
Is-Am al b Wn. GizJrl, Fisher. for cruise.
Is-Am ~ n Eiz Adams, F5sh, FOR cruise.
l--Au ciPr - Sacrament, Nelson. for HongkCcg-
1s-Au NJ 80 Congress. Casino fr cruise
Is-Scbr Active, Kapgahi, hr LaEsina.
I5-SchT ksmoi. wilbur. f- kahuici.
Is-Schr Hoi Eeizi- Sapels- fT kAhClui.
2l-schr Annie Laurie. Mitchell. Tor kOlC4.
2i-Schr Nay Ellen. Wei, for Kahuiui-
oZ-Scbr Moi Wahine. kuhe2ua. tr kOloS and Lihue.
2-Am bE Richmond. CCgan. fr cruise.
Z2-Scbr Se;t.e Merrill, Fountain, Tor LAhails and Ma
kee's Landing.
Gam cip'T 81 CeylCn. Woods. FOR New Bedford.
21-An Eh - Nile. Kelly. sr cruise
2i-SchF Helen. Kinney, for N0i3Sai and Mako.
2i-Hzw'n * Arctic, Hammond. Er New Bedford.
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IT,. n,rnBEr MuNIHLIns-

Ins t,TOBFB NuNihiIA>-
EgrD,-s' j.. n usual. richly Illustrated and
.aer. the attractions q! such names a Charles
Dickens. WIIkie Collins. ana others A very note
worthy PAPER i, il sketch Of Jefferson Davis by
General Jordan. Of the rebel army, giving DAVIS
real character. and showing how much his seinsh-
ness and iAperious VIII contributed to rum TIE
bad cause he protested to serve and lead
Hours at Hons i d decided Improvement over
the previous numbers. With one or TWO exceptions
is articles are we'll written. Tie biographical
sketch Of Gen. Oliver @. Howard i very interest
;nr. lie : the H5velCck Of the American army, a
man who carries his piety into the camp and onto
The battlefield. He Is al present head Of the freed
mems buredu-one Of the most important stations
in the American Government
The atlantic Monthly i adorned with the names
of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Longtellow TX Marvel.
Bayard Taylor, and several others. Longfellow
writes in French this time. and will have q select
few TO admire the facility OF his versifcation in
another tongue than his own.
Go3ey's La3y'S Book i very rich in its life pic
tures. bringing the world as it is TO the eyes of the
ladies. who find in these plates. patterns. illustra-
tons. &c. the very hints and helps they want.
The letter press is. rs usual. varied and entertain
ing. under the care of Mrs. Hale.
Leslie'S keeps up its character, and is certainly a
most valuable and entertaining family periodical.
The Illustrated WtellieS are fully equal TO those
issued at any previous time. and. for obtaining a
correct idea of passing events, are the cheapest
and best reading 10 be had.
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FoRr or HONOLULU. H. L.
ARRIVALS.

= l=-sar A.a.e I-r15e. Mitchell. fT ho5a
Is-A- ~ sLr G-1.E= H-Ei.-l- J--=S i.-z As-.ic,
va 100 Th a5d 1900 t--r-
ls-uNs'a 54-s Kaaeh2-eha Y. Cl=a.-saa=. :.c=
Ascension Isi--1-
-9-=-Er Ez-y Ellen We<-. FRI k-E-i-.-
Is-sE- E.,:y Ca-:--Eh;, E-sss, = ds-s IN F-s-
r--E's Iis.i
-J-5st- IA! "-L--e. H-h-z-z f-5E Ecic1
-g-Hz='z z7-57at SeI:.e M=s.-L, E---,si-- > Ez-s.
sr= ELo-
-1-=cE- Bruce. English. = d--s Ec- Ee3O=s IsA.l
EZ---Lr He.e1- E-r-sy. f-rG Ka=l-&s-
..-S-Er Ta-1sk4~a. &-.arhaEt, t--= LzLa-a sui Ma
Eecs L-c4.EE-
E2->cEr Elr.da- Howard, fr-= HIo-
An bz.sslt.ae Constitution. Clements, - lays r71
~ Anglo -.E Elise - Hs-Et-Id : CO.
&-zcnr Prince, HatEei- f-E Haaaiei-
81 18th scL. Ai5er.i- TairyIEpI-. - days .r5Iu Nr:c-
-. With t1is@ @ JsnioE. Green s. Go.
81 s--r p-EarI- - day. from Nct-rs-
z3-Sclr MOI hssi, NaP-a. frcn Kahuldi.
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,EssEL>iN poRr-NovEnBeR 81

ill.,. r-5A Nzsaaz--. HyLin~oH- OP "a san FTEci-,o.
E---o ship Ioizai- Gre@a, disciarE:I5 hr c~aTgofr-l1 Bcs:2'.
b bark R5yai Charlie
Az naTs = a H1nit,, Abno:t, I. I5ai +. Oregon.
HaE'a h@TE 4 J. P0Pa G--TEsr- losll.- for KT'Dcn.
Bremen brig Agnes. >l7teuDGrc, il2j.ng e: Bremen.
Br p.rE Iiz-=O9d TepaiT1E.
Arr b1rs Constitute. Clements.
Br 5chT AireTI., IalTyupls-
l. sc1= bu==-i-
Ar baEE Onward. Hen PSteai-
HaS'u X RaEeLsUeha ', Cunningham
Sca- kitty CsEisTgnt- R-sse.
ScLr Broce, Eighth.
wHsLE3s
An =h 81 Rr!aierT. RaTurr. An al bk St-i hama Sinclair.
An =a o. Wm RoJcr. PuiTsr. Az IN Tx E.uSEsIG, CasSsi-
An vi bark ) l. IEslEsc1. AN -h III Lsgci1. gishsr
BrcGr. An Eh bE lit WaIliston, y lEs
Aa <h slip Cor HogIaad. n wh sh W.uslow, La5ast.
Houan. Oiiu'E -A 81 Oregon. Mamm-a
Am VII "a Java. EnCs. Haw. VII brig Comet, Wilhelm.
An IN tx Minerva, PeulinAn Baw. VII tx Florence, Spencer.
An Eh bk Peru, Han. Am Sh sh Geo Rowland. Jones.
Am ia Dri0le. Jemegan. Am VII sh Jireh Perry. Hasey.
Am sh c. W. Morgan. Landers. Am wh IN Josephine. Chapman.
Am wh sh Oliver Croker. lap Am VII al AruOda. Halves.
man. Am sh Florida. FoTiham.
Am vii sh Addison, Pierce. Iaw brig kOhCa, Cogan.
Am VII "a Onward. Allen. .Ha- brig Victoria, Fish.
An ship J. p West, Tinker. Bremen bk Julian, Lubbers.
Am sh GOV Troupe. Ashley
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Report of BnriS Contribution.

In port Angelo. Oct. -. passed Cape FIaitery tie same
day frs: par % the passage rad light sou:Lerly wind, 10 the
Lat. g % y, Long. lSI : 20 =. thence hsd the wind Hight
from The : " and W. % th~ Ist- 81 20 -, Long. la6 : 70
", -LeH I LzI seven das- calm ani EgiI airs from the :. w.
from tE@ Lit. 10- %, had Light L s. l. wilI uall I made Ezst
f-c- Fr-. Ar--l= : GlEaEyT-
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IMPORTS.

YrOn TEExALET-per Contribution, Nov. 22-20O.Ol2 feet
rough lumber. is.434 q dressed lumber, 10 VI latks, lOo " shin
giles, ; Tkgs crauberTies.
Fron Ascension ISIASD-per Rsuehan.ha V, Nov IS
go gallons cocoarut oil, = csks sperm OIL. 8 pkSs shells, i pigs
feathers. IS water casks. = sails, lot .: chain and wood.
From FASsISG's IsLAND-per Kitty Cartwright, Nov. 2O-6
c.ks cOcosnut oil. 3 pkgs arrOTroot.
From YICTcRIA-per AIberni. Nov. $50 Cs md., li9 Pkcs
liquors, Il bags potatoes, 10 bbls salmon, y pkgs drugs, 80
tons pix iron. 10 tons sand. 5 bundles sheet iron, q bars steel,
5 or csE- spirits. = crates cTCckery. / case steel, / case electro
plate, 100 NJ lstas. 2l.l37 T. lus.her, . kegs herrings-
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ROMAN CoIss-A great discovery of Roman coins
is announced in Cornwall. not Ear from Falmouth.
On previous occasions similar deposits have been met
with, which SOME local antioaaries account for by
the Roman trade in tin once carried On in the south
west while others say they were the spoils Of the
ancient Cornish in their battles With tbe Romans,
hurled in the ground for safe keeping
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The Cornell Premises +.
- on WHICH Is SITUATED a STES
t4mi Blacksmith shop with = complete SGT Of Tools, az
Ii a building now used a. a Sioe e. but which can -
easily se used a. a Carpenter shop, and a Dwelling HoCse %
which Is attached q Cook Shed. .
A good BLACKSMITH and q CARPENIEk OF WHEEL
WRIGHT can frd employment by applying 70
:. y. EMERSON,
4.s =; tHASEBELAIE BEOI9lFRS.
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- The steamer has nearly completed her cx-
tensive repairs, and will resume her trips t. Ia
wall about the middle Of December.
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Sbip.' NiaiI-.

F1r-ss Fz4.csc5-p-- Onward -t M4uLas-z. .t--t De- :
Pr hIErLrI-P@T v Ee.s. ~ u A " :[1A5
F-r H-.-psI As.i1-. gas cav a. z N
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Az H.w.uAS NAvY.-The I. 5. Government has sold the
gunboat GaLafiG to the Hawaiian Government for Si5,ooO.-
Pretoria Chronicle.
The above is good news. and We most certainly
hope ii is true. Here We are almost helpless, and
exposed to insult from any stranger who chooses
to =" pu; on airs. and give Us n thrust under the
fifth rib. The Ga1ati9 during the war, was a
good, staunch g%unboat kand, if armed with a cou-
Pile of riaed guns, mayd do Us good service, or at
least prevent men and women from abscond-
ing. The sooner she arrives the better. There is
plenty of work for her.
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NOTES or THE WEfk.

RoNANI-n ~ IHE FNGII>i CuUECH-
a shor: time since the B..hop u Lon.on come TO c74sge5.ie
th1 Pastor va sHoEP = ~ y S 1r,If an IN dsc-.tsi /. "a n..df
and some s5lcH4je ~ manifested - TO the pTvbaO.s 2S''oH u
H. LtsisEiF ~ IL c5",ecTA"on lIon eL'SI.-s - -.
fr5a lie a-lsr Il several lZ4glaceat bouquets. ant Then, no-ltns
.la; mary 81 tt a,-Etiei Clergy "eFe 4Ersyri i. br..'Hnty
spufe dress q ciergy men II The Church q England lie nez;
q the cc-nraion tabIs. and a. i; coud Mt Be removed that day,
he caused . nenc-Anirm to ~ drawn up and s:gDed % ne
following day. lho conservation then took FiHee. Were s'
Eu.I.sA Bishop Ike Ills one, h=resies and deiecs.ons IN that
Church would have been az less frequent"
The above i tine substance OF IN item in the
Montreal Fitness. which Is m organ OF the Prot
es,ant Episcopal Church II Canada, and which
evidently upholds the Bishop Of London. WHO Is
inclined TO make short work with the innovation
of pictures. candies. ana what mas been. not in
APPLY. =rcled The upholstery Of the kpscopal
Church. Il J. a pity he could not flourish his
Shepherds crook over the Hawaiian Islands. II Is
no wish Of ours 10 dabble in religious cOntrover-
sizes. or fill our columns with sectarian diatribes
but We do honestly believe. if in some way. there
could be effected a thorough reformation IN what
has been styled the &" Reformed Catholic Church
of Honolulu. it would meet the sober views OF
GOOD Epfscopaliaus residing here. The Roman
Catholic Church supplies all its ancient forms and
ceremonies to its adherents. and no one expects
slN lL4l!E tI>t NuN IL A-PTNSE"A C
Protestant Church. and its members desire to be
known as Professionals.
Bishop Staley has gone on o begging tonr to
America. and ex-Queen Emma has gone on a beg
cling tour 10 England. to raise funds for a Cathe-
draI when. As We c~andidly believe, there was no
necessity for their leaving. For if The Episcopal
Church was on its proper basis here. all the funds
necessary for a suitable edifce could be raised
here. We assert that. in orr opinion. the present
organization does not meet the tull sylnpathies of
either English or american EpiScopalianS residing
herc-we mean 4 majority OF them: whereas. a
wcll-organized Episcopal Church. such as the
Bishop of London approves. would. This is evil
dent from the course of the Rev. Mr.. Whiple, who
was sent ON here by the American Episcopal
Churches 10 cooperate but who, the moment he
saw and learned The true state of things, turned his
back and went home. The honest feeling Of not =
few i simply this what cannot be removed or
reformed mus. be endured. but it does not suit.
Ii such are the facts. the money-giying people of
England and America should know them. There
Is no need of Episcopacy here going a-begging.
Take away the candles and other e ceferaS. which
the Bishop of London condemns. and. rely upon it.
the whole enterprise will take 4 start, flourish. and
be literally supported.
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Book SME.-.A catalogue sale of choice library
and miscellaneous books and pictures will take
place this evening NJ J. H.. Coles auction rooms.
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Burned To DEATH.--A sad accident occurred on
Sunday evening last. resulting in the death of Miss
Lydia Brown. 4 very aged member Of the .Ameri-
can Mission. She had been living for some months
with Mrs. tombstone. on Judd street. During the
evening. an unusual light was observed in her
room by some passing natives. who gave the
alarm to Mr.. Hassinger. who lives nearly opposite.
With another gentleman be rushed to the house,
and finding the room boitcd. forced it open. The
smoke and foul odor were 80 strong thar it was
almost impossible to remain in it. or learn what
was the trouble. On examining. Miss. Brown was
found on the floor in q corner OF the room. nearly
burned 10 death-hcr arms. breast and body Sc
verrly burued-but she was still sensible. The
usual remedies Of oil and -four were Immediately
applied. Dgs. Judd and Gui!lou arrived shortly
after. bat il was found that nothing could
b. done for her. and she expired about . z VI.
She was born in Wilton, :. H., in 1880. ana ar
rived 1T these Islands IN Jane. lS%5. She wa
consequently q years Of age. For the past few
years she has been unable TO 10 any Missionary
work, .ni quietly looked forward for the hour Of
death. Bus II i sad 10 think al such = death after
living 20 many years. 1t Is supposed that in AZ
tempting - LIGHT a lamp her oioite. caUgat on
Ire, uad size VAS unable II cAtingdish them.
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FoEEIGH NEws.-The bark D. {. Murray sailed
from San Francisco probably on Saturday, Nov.
II, and Is two weeks out to-day. She will be due
early in the week, with the New York mail Of
Oct. 10.
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~ Shipmasters and others who have families
residing in the Atlantic States. cannot furnish them
with i more acceptable present than the CONNER
cal -iiuertiSsr. The mails 30 through now very
regularly. and both letter, aud paper reach their
destinations promptly.
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ErGLI-H ENIGR.TIoN 70 -NNERICA-Strddy aud
large a. the emigration from Europe vas daring
the var. il has increased since tie opening of
peace. The New York He'ait OF sept. = says:
The fDman -~telnsA.p \ 7"gT0O, Thieh arliged a. his port
fifty artisans and f.ctory hants from England and ireland,
VINO c.me 10 seek enpi"ym~at in the great manufacturing Ger
apiiiy-inerea-inE commercial interests Of the Union. These
and Boston, Massachusetts; Providence. Rhode leland; and
fairly educated, industrious, and full Of hope for the future, in
consequence Of the very encoGrag,ng reports which s haa rsacagl
shores. This feature Of the European emigration movement IS
very importan; just now-importan; 70 England, which loses 50
many valuable subjects. and important to the United States,
Which receives socn n lnlH.,on o. sHt.el l@, ,% q a moment
lied and senior manufacturing and trading power of the world.
This is not to be wondered at when the scarcity
Of hands in America is remembered. as well as the
high wages paid there. \ ST. Louis paper says:
"L.aborers and mechanics are receiving good
wages in this city. S~tOne-masons are paid from 81
TO - - per day StOne-cUtterS.S : 70 - 30: brick
layers. - 80 To 50 carpenters. 50 30: plasterers.
81; painters. So p 10 81 plumbers, So 30 20 81;
r~ooferS. - 80 TO 81. and other trades in like pro-
portion laborers. - 30 to 50 80. Artisans are
scarce at these rates. and we presume the improve
mcnts already projected will be delayed unless
reintorccments come up 10 the work
s~QUlCK WoRK-On Wednesday. we saw II the
Office of Aldrich, Walker u Co. q sample Of very
handsome brown sugar. boiled by Mr.. Fyfe. at the
Lahaina Sugar ~Company's Works on Tuesday.
from cane that was standing in the field the same
morning. The cane was growing in the field At
Lahaina on Tuesday morning at : o'clock. and on
Wednesday morning. about the same hour. it was
exhibited as above stated in Honolulu. Mr.. +. Is
a seif-taught sugar-boiIer. but his success shows
what talent and close application can DO in this
difficult branch of industry. Tie Lahaina Sugar
Mil Is turning out some very superior sugar. equal
in appearance to any that comes 10 market. -
NOVEMBER 2Sth.-Tn olden times this day was
observed a a holiday. being that on which Eng
land and Franc" ratified the independence of this
group. But OF late it has been less noticed rs
such. and just as well, for there i one holiday 81
apart as an independence day.
FoEEIGH NEws.-The bark D. {. Murray sailed
from San Francisco probably on Saturday, Nov.
II. and is two weeks ont today. She will be due
early in the week. with the New York mail of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-25
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For New B~EDFoHD-per Ceylon. Nov. 23-lo2i bundles hone
lI5.TlT Ibsl 959 pkEs whale oil I7l.+S7 gals Is cSks sperm
oil case gallsJ : bals slush, l3 pkcs mtse. ! keg sugar. -
pcs wood, l til tox % Photographs, ; C furniture, II hidcs, 81
bundle. OF goat skins, Is - and II bundles metal, ! c. brandy,
] cask personal effects, : bbls -four.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-25

ArLo-In Honolulu. Nov -, Hr. Alexander Acid. aged 81
years, eldest son Of Andrew Aud. Esq, q this city. The
uasrsl vii take place tomorrow afternoon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
CO.. COAL.
Talxo N ot1Ce

- $3.50 - ~ - 80 ~
K WILL RERzaFTER KEEP A LARGE
4 nupply % kawbnEg Coal at the ianding, and
persons dasirona Of laying in their winter supply
will leave orders with Hayhnrst a whittakrr,
No. 9, Water street. WI. LOVES
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