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-. 81. 81. -. -. 81.
For Sale fo Paw Aa;ynuccs-A tthe

Loan Office. No. 81. South Illinois street, a
large lot of New and Sccond-handcd Clothing,
such a. fine Dress Goats. Overcoats, Pants.
Vests. Shawls also. fine lot Of silk Dresses
for Ladies, Half Price; also. Ladies' Gold
Watches and Chains. Rings. Pins, Diamonds,
and a variety Of articles Of every description.
All will be sold 10 pay advances. Call in and
examine. H. VI. Bush,
No. 81, on the corner of South Illinois and
MARYLAND streets I3-3O
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EXCEIsroR.-Th proprietors OF the Home
Visitor nave found such well spring Of sue
cess in their enterprise, that they have been
compelled. for want o. room, 10 seek larger and
more commodieu~ quarters. which they have
secured in the Exchange Building, on north
Illinois street. u gives vs. pleasure 10 chroni-
Gle this fact. We 10 not wish Or. Bland any
unnecessary annoyance, but hope that he may
soon De- compelled to make another removal for
the same reason.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER-Na. l. ?. B.snrrr.
rndsr ths paln--A kiss IN the Dari-
MASONIC HAIL-Grsna Bal ~ The friends q sbs
steas==s s'Gsvsssor Morton"
STATE NUsEUE-KIsasr'. Block. East wsshInsten
street. Opsn day snd sight
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To BIZ MUsTTRED OUT.-Orders have been
issued for the muster out q the l3oth Indiana
Regiment Il Raleigh. and II will probably be
home soon. II i under the command ~ Col.
Charles Parish
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merces slauzhtering to-day. Alas when the
Packers i" means are strong" and the weather
is propitious, no porker's "life Is good no
pleasure long,
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Co, No. "a East Washington street. successors
to W. II. Talbot 4 Co., have just received a
large and complete stock Of the latest style
Garnet Jewelry, which they will sell p per
cent. lower than they have ever been offered
in this city. 27-2
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ARRIVED The 18TH Indiana Cavalry,
about ca strong. under command o. Breyet-
Brig. Gen. g. NJ. l.. johnson, arrived at the
Soldiers Home on saturday evening.
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The Sinni>sippi Insurance Co..

Of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars 100000 in Losses. since January lst,
1850, and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars SGO0,ooO) in bona .fde Capital. We
say. insure with the sinnissippi. 23-3w
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PREPARING FOR THE HOLIDAYS The
book stores. jewelry merchants. etc, are max
ing extensive preparations Tor the approaching
holidays. We opinc that It. Nicholas and
other munifeent saints, whose titles We cannot
now call to mind. have large bounties in store
for terrestrial being, and that the returning an
niversaries, celebrated from time immemorial,
being some Of the brightest spots in the
horizon that girds this life, WILL as in the past,
bring gladncss 10 the mind and =" chase rain
bows over the hearts" Of many. very many.
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Members Of the General ASSEM-

BLY, all my old friends and the public in gen
eral, or ANY other man. are respectfully
invited to patronize the old establishment and
well-known Omitted states Dyc-house and
Cleaning Establishment" No. % South Illinois
street. Joseph Harris. Proprietor Goats. Vests.
and Pants thoroughly cleaned. repaired and
made TO look a good n new.
Let those now renovste who did before,
And those who Away renovaie the more
square dealing. reasonable charges and prompt
attention 10 business are our old friend Harris
notices. iG-tf
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Mar,indnIe y l:rubb. have fitted M

most handsomely the room formerly occupied
by the Telegraph Company. over the Bee Hive
store, and now occupy the same with the
Union Insurance Company a, their Land and
Insurance Office. PHO
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Al Co-s.--Ludington, Cady Il Co., % East
Washington street, are positively selling of
their entire stock Of boots and shoes at cost.
9t-iW
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VIM. LLOYD Garri~on'>l ],

row evening will doubtless be rare treat
Reserved seats may be secured without extra
charge at Benham's music store. Get them to-
day.
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\ WORD EoR NEWSPAPERS Nothing IL
more common than q hear people talk Of " has
they pay newspapers for advertising. etc. a.
much given IN charity New~papers. bv
enhancing the value Of property In theirneigh-
borhood. and giving the localities in " hich they
are published a reputation abroad. benefit al
such. particularly IL they are merchants or
real estate owners. thrice the amount yearly of
Besides, every public spirited citizen has A
laudable pride Of having a paper Of which he
j. not ashamed. even though he should pick IL
up In New York or Washington.
4 gOod-looking. thriving sheet helps to sell
property, gives character 10 the locality and
in all respects l. a desirable public conven-
fence. IL, from any cause. the matter i'm the
local or editorial columns should not be quite
up 10 your standard. do not cast IL aside and
pronounce IL Of no account. until you are salts
fed that there has been no more labor be-
slowed upon il than j. paid for. If you want
a good readable sheet. il must be supported.
And IL must not be supported in a spirit Of
charity, either, but because YOU feel A necessity
10 support IL. The local press j. the power
that moves the people"
II The postage stamps lately supplied by
the Department Ia the public are very inferior
10 those OF year since. The mucilage j. ex-
tremely poor. rendering il Ottentimes necessary
10 put il on fresh.
fe1-A Milwaukee printer named Corbett has
pounds i'm England.
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THE WEATHER.-Rain l. needed In this To-
cality 10 allay the dust, If nothing more. We
are fearful. however. that the approach Of the
desired change in the elements will also bring
with II ON unwished for change in the atmos-
pherc by which the serene skies Of the past
month will be exchanged for the frctful spirit
Of Winter Thus IL is
'when the weather j. dry. IL j. rain we re-
qulre:
When the season is wet. It's a drought we de-
sire.
In the summer we're faint. in the winter
we're chilled.
so there's ever void that i yet 10 be fil-
cd
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Wanted.--By single gentleman, fur
nished room, either In private house or pub
lie building. within two squares q the Pot
Ofice. Address l.. .. Box 1876.
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~ The "Magdalen Asylum which was
started ~ Syracuse. New York. year OF 20
ago. has failed. and the managers are debating
what disposition % make Of the lot and build
ing which they purchased for the purpose
only three young women have been induced
10 enter the asylum The managers hope
that two Of these are reformed, but the third
j. admitted 10 be incorrigible. No more can
iidates offer. and the experiment Of maintain
ng the establishment Is admitted 10 be a fail
Iirp
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CITY 1T z NJ S.

REcTrTIoS.-The 18th Ind. Cavalry viii
have iis reception to-day At two o'olock. Dinner
NJ one O'Clock.
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Benham's. for Garrison's Lecture tomorrow
evening, at Masonic Hall. No extra charge.
See advertisement
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T.. NAV 10. nj Ia

T.. May n Co, at the Loan Office, No. "a
South Illinois street, will loan money ON any
article Of value, or buy the same. Always on
hand unredeemed pledges for sale.
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For Sale.

For SaIe.-A Horse and light Spring
Wagon and Harness. Apply at No. >, Bates
House Block. j. L. SENOUR.
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Illinois street, i perhaps the only man ia the
city who has that excellent Irish Whisky. ten
years old, 80 pure in is quality. and "a. I'M
rivaled excellence mellowed by age.
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Wanted

Wanted the 1t December, small
furnished sleeping room in private family,
with or without board. for a single gentleman.
Address, stating terms, NJ. Box 49,. 25-2a
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

uamlin n Ra>chig have removed their
ofirc o. Exchange Building. SSaz North I'LL
moi, street. opposite Bates House. noNl>-2m
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We call attention e.

OF lots on Tennessee street. just north Of the
corporation limits, - take place next week.
The lots viii BE- sold decidedly cheaper than
vacant ground can now Dc procured in that
vicinity. They are less than two minutes
walk from the street railroad.
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The Headquarters ia Indiana for
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods i the New York
store, W. q ii. Glenn, proprietor~, Glenn's
Block, indianapolis, Indiana.
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Eureka Exclaimed young lady. a she
left the door Of the Book Publishers Presenta-
ton Depot with a silver Coffee Urn wrapped
up and given to her for present, because She
patromzcd the Book store.
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MAYORS COURTROOM the Mayors Docket
we learn that
David Seibert was before his Honor on sat
urday under charge Of having rented house
% be used for a purpose not in accordance
with the terms Of an ordnance. for such eases
made and provided.
II was in evidence that Mr.. >cibert was gull
~ a. charged in the complaint. Reluctantly
did he yield 10 the pressure Of circumstances
and u the sacred authority Of the law" by
paving the penalty SO by way q fce~. and costs
in addition. that swelled the entire lmpost up
on him 10 the imposing sum Of $50 Is.
James Blay realized tn fact that "a nights
folly has next morning" in the payment Of
= ~ and costs. for taking n spree.
For keeping a nuisance Frank Pirtney paid
= o..
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Lafayette and indianapolis Rail.
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily
orTToEKs-wiam =. Reynolds, President: J NJ Eer-
per, Assistant Superintendent. lafayette. ". H. Pnnse
General Agent, Indianapolis.
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y PRACTICAL FLEET >UGGFsTED.-It il
urged 10y many of cur naval commanders that
some suitable point should be- selected where
tiect ofnaVal vessels should De assembled for
Practice and instruction. fleet maneuyers. prac-
tire n mark while in motion. etc. This system
has been IN use in all the European nayie, for
Years past. and has been viewed a one II the
most >alutary schools for the acquisition Of na-
val instruction eNtant. Ii i urged that many
Il our naval officers grown inactive from the
very want Of something % 10. and the knowl-
edge they acquire on one cruise i nearly for
gotten before they begin an other: . that the
general rule J. that our officers are rusty
compared with those Of other nationalities. IL
i suggested that Hampton Roads affords suita-
Die accommodations for the fleet suggested a,
the great depth and area II water would enable
vessels II the greatest draught L. maneuyer
With perfect safety. We bel.evelt j The infsn-
tion 81 the Navy Department. AZ all events. 10
designate Hampton Roads a. the general depot
for ali outward bound vessels for foreign ia
uons.-N. J. Herald.
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The scotch Tenant ~ stem tn be Tried
i'm Virginia.

FROM the hichmond Times.
We were informed. on yesterday. that Mr..
Black, the Scotch capitalists TO whom reference
was made In this paper some time since, has
already leased the large and valuable estate,
the Nhite Houses" and proposes nj once in
PRODUCING the tenant system Of Scotland upon
ii. Apart from the historical interest which
attaches to this famous estate, il will now be
additionally interesting A. the first plantation
IN last Virginia where the new system oflabor
i To be tried by a gentleman Of capital and in
telligencc. IL successful, the value Of lands in
King William. Hanover. New Kent and King
and Queen must speedily advance
We also hear excellent accounts from the
various immigration schemes and agencies for
procuring labor which have recently been O.
tablished in this city.
We have recently conyersed with intelligent
and reliable agriculturists from several sec
uons Of East Virginia, who tell Us that the la
borcrs procured through the agency of Messrs.
Goddin n Apperson, are giving great satisfac-
ton.
The attention which has been called 10 the
met lie and mineral resources Of the state by
the geological reports of DIR. Grant. and the eX-
cellent and able letters Of Mr.. j. X. Hamilton.
are, We learn. already greatly benefiting the
owners Of such property. We have read for
months past the letters which have been pub
li>hed in the New York World. by Mr.. Hamil-
ton. with pleasure and profit, and now that he
has announced himself an agent for capitalists
who wish 10 invest i'm the mineral and metallic
producing lands of the State and also for those
who wish 20 sell. we can recommend him rs n
gentleman Of intelligence and integrity. whose
letters have done much 10 remove the preiudi-
ces which have existed at the North against
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Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail-
road
Terra 11aute and Indianapolis
Railroad.
.JeHer~onviIIe Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains Leave Indianapolis daily
OSTTcEEs-D Ricketts,, President; Horace Scott, su-
periutendent James ferrsr. General Ihket Agent.
Thomas Carse, General Freight Agent. JeHersofville
Thomas Carse, General Agent, Indianapolis.
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TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

Western Union Telegraph Conn
pamy.
once In Bsckford's Block, corner kersfian and
Wsshington streets, entrsnce on Meridian street
John " Wsllzck. DisisiOn saperintsnden, Charles c
Whitney. Manager r. c. Duncan. chisf Operator.
United Ssnses Telegraph Company
No. IL NORTH Psnnsyivsnia street
J. G. Wilson. Divisiol Superintendent u Indiana a
xsCone, nsnAg~.
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To Advertisers.

THz EssAsn pov q hs largest nsrs7ApsFs pab-
shsd IN Indiana. snz As,s sireasfiSn not surpassed y
any ether Paper n ths State u therefore oasrs sd
vsn;azss rhseA th.y Ill net sss elsewhere
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For the Choicest DcIicacics Of the
season call on Rhodius. Of the Circle Rcstau-
rant. she'll oysters, Fat and Plump. served
all styles. l3-lm
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indianapolis. Peru and Chicago
Ukaflron1.

Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis taliy-
0ru1rRs--Dsvid Macy, President and super niendenf;
D. Thompson Assistant Superintendent. v T. MaIlosf
General Ticket Agent; l. y Andrews. General Freigkt
Agent, Indianapolis.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. saturday after
noon a distressing accident befell the little Ion
Of Mr.. J. ". Davis. who lives i'm the Southern
portion Of our city.
Early in the afternoon the little fellow
who is net more than eight year, of age. was
in the act II crossing the different railroad
tracks ON south Pennsylvania street. and.
We are informed. when attempting 10 cross
the track Of the Central Railroad. his foot
caught under the end of one q The tie. AM
he Zen in such manner 90 leave one ef his
feet across Tho rail. \ train Wa approaching
al TIE time and before n could cNtricate him.
self from las >itust. the train passed by
crushing his ankle. III wound was dressed
by Or. Burnham, anu under the Doctors
skillfai attention he may recover. The little
fellow bore HI suaerinc- like stole
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cool PROCEDURE OF An OUTRAGED HTS
RAND.-Not many weeks ago a man i'm a good
business and well known in the lower part Of
the city, became suspicious that the partner
Of his JOYS. and the mother Of his children"
was not 20 regardful Of her nuptial obligations
- could be wished, and he -traightway set
himself 10 ferret out the case. Noticing that
loving glances We're exchanged between a
boarier Of the male persuasion and hi part
ner aforesaid. he instituted a system Of pick
It that brought matters 20 a crisis. for he soon
had the satisfaction Of proving his suspicion to
have substantial foundation. by finding the
boarder and the partner in the occupancy Of
the same couch.
Like sensible man A. he and j.. he said
nothing. but only thought the more. Quietly
he sold eut hi> business and property. and.
without indulging in any animadver>ions on
the conduct Of the wifi. he Yesterday informed
her that he had concluded that his company
had become Irksome 10 her. and that -
could better solace her dropping spirits. and
should leave them together. and then took his
departure for parts unknown. This j. about
the quietest dissolution Of partnership that we
have ever been called upon 10 chrcnicle.-PeO-
ria Democrat
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Indianapolis Once-So. Il East washiuEton street.
Alfred Gather. Superintendent, Cincinnati Joan
Ohr, Agent, Indisnspolis.
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Indianapolis Onoe-No. - East wsshirgtou street
Ew. sloan, Superintendent, In1isnspOliss J Batter
teid, Agent, Indianapolis.
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THE FREE BANKs oF INnr.NA-The war
and the financial policy q, i4e ADMINISTRATION
II Mr.. Lincoln. have stripped our free banks Of
their pride sud p1mp. and irokcu their >cepter.
The national currency. or Father substitute.
for currency. hss become. all over the land.
The symhol q value. and almost tho only eireu-
iating medium. specie Ia, Retired within the
vaults q The hanks. and like jewelry diamonds.
ctc-. has become rather q subject q traffic than
a circulating medium. The aggregate out
standing circulation of our frce banks = now
one hundred and thirty 1--WE thousand fse
hundred and hty-siN dollar. Bat i'm.
while VIII elapse until this remaining fr,s-
meni q cur once powerful State paper iII +.
consigned T. the stove IN the state Auditor.
Office. and like many other Institutions thar IT.
tended the golden age - Ames.~a. viii D. lo-t
in the inexorable pat.
Illuminated efhgies, not money. exactly. but
rather finely engraved certificates q the Gov
ernments great indebtedness. viii for a long
timeto cons, supply the place u bullion, and our
state and Free Bank paper. while prices viii
stilI continue. BY al unerTing law q financial
e-rayitation. 70 be regulated by The value q
specie. until such time a. wholesome con-
traction IN the National currn cy shall Afford
convincing proof that the FEDERAL paper Is IN a
course Of ultimate extinction.
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United States ExPTe s""pans'
,,s,.,.,.l,. orso--SO. - Essf wsshington street.
= n.,t~rsei4 Agent. Indianapolis
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IBeIieEonsaine RaiIroad.

f"'07 1s'EI'EEI IIsIIs I1aFt II1IlIaT0I7 IaTTl
OSTTcERs-Stillnsn Witt. President Cleveland. O.
y Brown. General Superntentent. Lucen HIS.
Freight Agent, T. ID. Barton, General Passenger Agent
Indianapolis.
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Louisville, New Albany and Chi
cagO Railroad
EXPRESS COMPANIES.

Direct Route from Louisvile 90 ChicAgo
OrucsEs-B. y. h2s;sn, Genera Superintendent Se1
AIbary, Ind.
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70 \ Milwaukee printer named Corbett has
fallen heir 10 a fortune Of several thousand
pounds i'm England.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-04

New ScHOosERs We learn that the schooner
Lizzie ". Stacy, OF 40 tons register. is nearly due
at this port, having sailed from Boston October l,
Vs Cape Good Hope. She is s very superior vessel a
fost sailer. and will prove enc Of the finest Of our
costing feet. She Is about the size Of the Emma
Rookie. aud comes .consiguei TO c. Brewer & Co.
Capt W. w. Clark, formerly OF the whaleship Ocean.
is also having a new schooner built for him By the
builders of the -fstfie Merrill, Of the model, but
twenty tons larger. The builders guarantee that she
will outsail anything that ever entered Honolulu
Harbor. -
THAT IsLASD.-Capt- GeetJ requests Us to state
that the Information he gave US regarding the island
located in latitude "A : 4; longitude 1I 2, vas
given mainly 10 establish its Authenticity, it having
been entirely omitted on most Of the late charts. ard
put down as nsmeless AMI doubtful Gu older ones.
The isisod ia there. and II its nams "a " Weeks"
81 right
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PASSENGERS.

From WISDsAKD PoxTs-rer R!suea, Jam 2S-Cspt = 6
Spencer, wife AMI 3 children, III 1urton, J : Low. J x Logan.
g " COfer, G HtricaS;le. \ MObtsrg. J Moatarg. J Gold smith
Rev Geo Mason Ii Watsrhouse, NJ Harp-r-l5 cabin sad 10
deck passengers.
For WISDvsED POSrs-per Klauea. Jan 3O-Mrs h l.
Valentino. Miss Lir5y COTnTel, J I1u-ada. ~ W Cofer, A II
Weeks, II = Lambert, Il HacnenaEah. J Bochie, c Lowers, II
Chase. VI Damien, II Hoistein- ID X ViGs-I3 cabin and So deck
passeugers-
For IAN FsASCsco-per A A EIdrdge, Jsn 30-Nr and
Ars W z CutreTi and 3 children, Mrs Brooks. Mrs King. Mrs
} Williams and 3 children, T silver. L Richardson, Z A Ham
Doad. } McGarty. J A Henon. J Allen, J Mcpo3ld-IS.
eOT SAS FSAsCTsco-per Yankee, Jan. 3l-Nr and Mrs Wn
pLhonPs' n, Prof Andrews, : Chandler, Jos Cooke, : sylvia,
III Mssie, rhos Smiths.
For HoSCs0SG-per Light % the Age, Jan. SIT Howe. J
3 Rogers, J McDeunel, Thos Mitchell, John weai-5.
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EXPORTS.

3 For SAS ERASCrsCO-Per 4. A. EIiriiSs, Jan 3O-132S kgs
and 2C0 mats sugar. U55!55I, go hbIs nolasses, SIS bags pea
nuts, 1882 Ibsl. us bales puIu. (29Oi ibsl u old sails, = car
rage lamps, / bbl pork. / bx wh.sLey Value Of foreign pro-
duce. 500 ~, value Of domestic produce, Sl5,i5lS7
For SAN FRGsCscO-Per Yankee. Jan Sl-2l6s kegs suzar.
t29Sy3lI los). l. bags fungus, U'U5 Ihs), 20 t5ts aud 399 PkGs
mOissses. = bags coffee, Il bales COTTON. / boat. Nalue Il for
eigu produce. $1,000. value domestic produce, So ii1.4S.
For TEEKALEr-per Constitution, Jan. sos kegs sugar,
(iTS1l Value OF domestic produce, s325-s9.
For HcNGxOxS-p-r Light % the Age, Jan. 3l-2OT bags
fungus, Q9,373 lbs, S25l9 specie
For AECHAyGEL, SrTK.-psr ShsiSof. Jan. 3l-5 g bread.
(+S2 Ibs) 2O+ bags rice, (2olOO lhsl, l2 kegs sugar, G29S7 ihs).
80 bbls uCiasses, 8 bags coffee, AS IbsL rs hays sugar, $50
i5s) ! csk whisky Value Of foreign produce, S27oo, valve OF
domestic produce, 1885, 90.
Per BAxzs's IsLASD-pe- Kertuckiln. Feb. Ii anchor, l
casin. Value Of foreign produce, STs590.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIVALS.

Jsu. 2s-steamer Klauea, McGreeor, from windsard poTts.
2s-EnEHsh yacht Themis, Hanham.
ZS-Schr Active, kapuahi, from Lahana.
2S-Schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, from Maizena,
25-EnE bark Light Of the Age, Alexander, Il days from
san ErsncIscU, en- route for HOngkonz.
SO-SchF Warwick, JOHN Bull. from MOIOkai.
3O-Schr Mary, Sika. from kshuIui.
10-Schr Moi Keiki, from hIhUlui.
Sl-SchT Genl Grant, from HiIO.
Fso. 1-SceameT Annie Laurie, Mitchell, from EaEhi
2-Schr MOI, Wilbur, from kahuIui.
2-SchT Emeiine, Lambert, from KOna and Kan.
@Schr Katama, M-iish, from Kauai
@Schr Hannah, Antoine. from Nawiiiwiil.
$-Schr Moi Wahiue, KuhesUa. from Hanalsi.
i-Schr Helen, johnson, from Mako
<-Sesmer Kiiaues, McGTegoT. from Wini1ari port.