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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-30
CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL,
For 1868,
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY and WEEKLY.
THE CHICAGO JOURNAL

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have been more than rewarded BY steady and large in
crease Of patrons.
To increase our facilities still farther, - - go
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q moreh double the capacity Of its predecessor has
been added 10 our Office the past year
Additions have been maie u the corps Of editors,
potors and correspondents and the coming wintr will
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Of the tern states, as well as from the National
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

NAvN~-The L. ;. steam irigate Lancaster ar
rived on Monday last. - days from Panama. hel
long passage having been in consequence Of hcl
screw becoming disabled on the passage. Soon
after coming to anchor. she exchanged SaiUtcs
with the shore battery. She is the flagship OF
Admiral Pearson. has 80 guns and $40 men. 1t is
understood that she will remain in port several
weeks. The Admiral and his family are al present
the guests of Judge Harris, in Nuuanu. The fol-
lowing i Il list Of her officers:
q. F. Pearson, Acting Rear-Admiral. Commsuiins Pacific
Albert 5. Harser. Fleet Lieutenant.
Thomas X. Proctor. Admirtls Secretary.
OFFICERS or rRE snip.
Communicated. X. Davenport.
Lisut.nant-Com William Z. CasAias
LgsuttnGHtS-w. X. BrdgEsn, NJ W. Sanders, Fred.
ChIef EEgdHesr-B. h. II. Wharton.
PGy1nasfsT-Eiward Foster.
Passed -Ass,stant Surgtons-fred {. Peter, John D
sIurphy.
Captain M4riuss-D. VI. Cohen.
SECOND Lie4teaant Man lss-F. b. Webster.
Assistant Surgeon-E. =. Bingham.
4et,ag second 4ssisfant EngintsTEB =. Fowler.
Ili5d assistant EngiaeeT'-Geors SaTyer, NarDirFslce,
hlehArd Inch. Edward stiles.
Mafes-K.w. Lane, Georce ". CIaston, John Dette.s.
C4rysHtsr-WHHam D. Foy.
Observation-Disclosures
GuuHer-BUrCess T. = Allen.
S-iinlaker-Stephen Lamar.
In this connection it may be interesting to add
AA' UNIV us Nm A"@ = @@aNsAHN EAH4' -
the size and number OF vessels now engaged in the
American Pacific Squadron. We stated a few
weeks since that the fleet was TO be increased to
sixteen war vessels and two iron-clads. which is
the number given below
THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON IN THE Pacific
As 4 great many changes have recently been Made
in the vessels composing the United States Pacific
Squadron. the following table. complied from the
latest data. of the vessels now in the Pacific and
those ON the way out. will he Of interest TO many
Of our readers:
Lancaster so guns. screw: cruising.
Jamestown - guns. -loOp; san Francisco
Wstsrec l. guns, P-ddle; cruising.
Saginaw 1 guns, paddles; Acapulco.
Nu>cooa 10 guns, paddles en- route
Nchngo 10 guns, Paiile; en- route.
Csuanche , guns. iron clad; san Francisco.
Sirauac 9 guns. PADDLE cruising.
Nysck 10 guns. screw, en- route.
Suwauss 10 guns. paddle; Esquraalt '. l.
-. Marys 10 guns. slsop= cruising.
CyaDr 10 guns, s.oop: Panama.
FaralIones : guns. s;oreship; Straits o: Magellan
John Hancock I gun, screw; Navy Yard California.
PuwLattan Is guns, paddle; FL route.
Nouadu0ck : guns. irUuclad; en- route
Vanderbilt II guns, paddle; en- route.
TuscarOra 20 guns, screw; en- route.
The three laSt-named vessels will be accompa-
MED out by Commodore John Rogers. who will.
We understand, join the squadron. taking up his
headquarters at Callno. The Vanderbilt Will be
the Gommodore's ship when She arrives. The
Po,rtgt.gH. on her arrival out. will relieve the
Lancaster as flagship Of the squadron. At last
advice< she was fitting out a. Boston. hut she has
mos, likely sailed hv 'hi- time.
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Progress. OF Civilization On Mnuf.

HAM. EAST NATL Nov. l. 1865.
Mr.. EDITOR Perhaps you are not aware that a
new disease, called the "Store-kecping Mania.
has broken ont among the natives on this island.
and Is spreading very rapidly. In about every dis
trict the natives are holding meetings, and sub
scribing funds to start stores on the Joint stock
principle.
I dropped into one Of their meetings the other
day. where some two hundred Of them were dis
cussing the benefits that would accrue to the COM
munity in general. and to themselves in particular
If they went into store-kceping
The President. rising and assuming q dignifed
air. stated that the object Of the meeting was to
secure three hundred subscribers. al ten dollars
each. to start a store. and held forth a. follows -
D." The natives in the other districts have started. or
are about to start stores, and we should not allow
orr district 70 be behind them. 1t i the duty Of
every native 10 subscribe. a. by 50 doing. the for
eigners. who have hitherto monopolised this branch
of business. will be driven out of it and forced to
labor with their hands. The foreigners have no
more right to live without work than the natives.
The foreigners get rich by bookkeeping, and | see
no reason why natives cannot DO the same. Why
should the native be obliged to labor and sweat in
the cane field or potato patch. while the foreigner
SITS n his ease in his store? Ii every native knew
what was for his own interest he would quit work
could then live without work. like the foreigner.
and have money TO buy his poi and fish. pay hi.
taxes. SC. al from hi- share in the store. Cloth
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California Wines.

Among the Tleasantes; acquaintance which
it was cur good fortune TO make during our
Gunmer vacation, Was that OF Mr.. CHARLEs
K0HLER, of the Well-knOwn house Of Kohler Il
Frohling, wine-lnerchauts, Of san Francisco.
Mr.. K. IS a German, and one Of the pioneers
Of that city, who has grown with its growth,
and whose industry and enterprise have added
much u is prosperity. lie Is the type Of 4 large
class of Europeans. who, on migrating 10
America. become thoroughly Americanized
breathing its progressive national spirit, and
impartins that spirit to every one they come in
contact with. With q liberal education, q fond
devotee of music, a pleasant and versatile COM
panisn, he left a favorable impression on all
his coznpqgnons du royqge, both old and young
for, with his lively fiddle, he would gather all
the Juveniles on the steamer around hin daily,
and lead them of to the music of Shermau's
boys marching through Georgia." or the
prisoners stirring song of Tramp, tramp,
tramp, the boys are marching"
The firm of which Mr.. Kohlcr is the head
Is the pioneer in the grape cultivation and the
wine manufacture in California. Their vine
yard was commenced in 1854, and is located
in Los Angeles, in the Southern part Of the
State. and has now over $50. 600 vines grow
ing, which yield 100 900 gallons Of wine an
nually, from which the famous Angelica is
made, which has already a worldwide repu-
tation. Having been among the pioneers, the
firm met with many diScouragements in its
earlier days, in the manufacture of wine, as
pioneers in any business generally do; but it
eventually succeeded in making an article which
the world has pronounced very superior in oil
the qualities that 20 10 make q good wine.
Their wine-cellar, under Montgomery Block in
San Francisco, is well worth q visit. being one
Of the curiosities Of that city. The demand for
California wines in the Atlaotir citiss j. ROW
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A divorce Of Jonathan n. Harris ". Jane ~
Harris, his wife, was 10 come on for trial before ,ba
Supreme Court Of New London. Unusual ipteres, :.
excited in this case. as the parties have occun;sJ
high social position. Mr.. Harris is a man Of wealth
and influence, has been Mayor Of New London
State senator, etc. Mrs. Harris, the New Lopdor
Bulletin says. is a handsome, young-looking rom,n
although the mother of eight children, lively in her
manners, rather gay, and fond Of society. aud Of
very progressing appearance. The specification
set forth by Mr.. Harris allege ~infdelify and improper
intimacies with various persons, among whom ara
named VIM. Williams, formerly of New London, bD,
now OF Pennsylvania; Geo. W. Ricketson, Of Ne.
Bedford; Allen Z. Miner, Of New York, Frejeriel
Miner. of New London. and two men named Ferreh
snd Scoville. Mrs. Harris specifies her relation.
with her husband at considerable length. She claim.
that he has been jealous of her ever since their mar.
riage in 1913; that on her bridal tour he commenced
his ILL., treatment, accusing her Of improperly before
marriage, etc. The parties to the suit, Mr.. and Mrs
Harris. are among the most fashionable and wealthy
residents Of New London, and have figured in the
best society there The husband made his fortune
by the manufacture and sale Of the Quack medicine
known rs 80 Perry Davis Painkiller." He has been
Mayor of New London and was last year in tue Con.
necticut Senate. The divorce suit was to come On for
trial on the 4th ult.
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DEPARTURES.

C. Am vh 81 Oliver Croker, Lapuan. ~ a erGis~.
Am lark Constitution. Clements. for Puget sound
SHAWN bark M1uoakea, Robinson. for San Francisco
s-Scir Neitl- Merrill. fountain. for Maui.
Am WI 81 onward, Allen FOR crui-e-
4-Am WI 81 G. ". Morgan. Lander, for cruise
4-BIti-h slip blackburn, Murphy, FOR bsseT- Island.
Am VII 81 Cornelius Rowland, HoUlsn. for cTal,e.
Am al D. Minerva. PeEuIman, for cruise.
5-SchE AlbsTEi, Daily Uple, for HL5-
S-Scrr Annie LanT.e, lambert. for ho4ns.
Am VII 81 J l.. West. Tinker, fer cruise
s-Sc.r Prince HsthslI, for haualel-
s-Schr E1eius, CrsUe, iOr k1Ea snd h44.
E-SctT Eci Kesi, NaPels. fT kaluiul.
-ScbT Katy Cartwright, Gregg, for faunlng's Isl@Ed.
1-StmT kiisIca- McGr-gOr- fT W.EdwaTt p7T-s-
--EEeacE ~ 81 Winston, LaDiast. ~. cruise.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

.c. Am bark Sunbeam. Barrett. from Hil1, with go bbis
oil and $50 Ia boae.
.-Brx Nakieuasua, from HIO.
=-schr Annie Laurie, Mitchell. from k0loa-
81 :. : lancaster, 80 guns. Admiral Pearson, p
Gays from Panama.
s-Schr AcLTe. Kapuahi. from Lshaiua-
Am -chr II. y RUggl--. Chzi-ics, = days from
san Francisco. with nd=e % =, Brewer = Co
Am clipper slip Fa.rigt;, Bu-h, - days from san
Francisco
-Schr Mary Ellen. West, from "2ihee-
s->chr Mary, NiEa. from MooaS-
s-Schr Mary, from HilO-
S--chr Settie Merrill, Fountain, from Maui
-HSm. bark Tony. 81 dag from san Francisco. with
carEo VIA: COR Me!Dourur.
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>hIp.' Mails.

T0r EAS FRASC-c-p-r Onward, Dec II.
For WIvDwAED PoET5-p-r klauea. on Ilestay- - T. y
Pr HDy.E0SC-ueT EalrE-ht this day
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w III
SATURDAY. DEcEmB ER Q. !:

SATURDAY,. ECE Err Q, Is55.
BY tie Britain .Lfp E4irhgEt, - days from san Franei-c1,
~ have d4tes from TIA, p1rt 70 The I5h uiurTO- Bc'i1=--
80. geu~rlIy dull, AMI price, & Ieadias article -Ag~ 'ers
ittl, change from Ia; yrevirus quotations. The FLOWING
table, .iyiar tie i5sblu- rate, ~I eNhiJi; the STATE % iEe
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This gives to the SO Arctic vessels an average
of ga barrels of oil and 1929 pounds of bone.
Last year the Arctic fleet averaged only 455
barrels of oil and ISIS pounds of bone.
The ii Ochotsk vessels this year have an
average of So barrels of oil and 10, 500 pounds
of bone, against S9l barrels of oil and -, $50
pounds Of bone in 1864.
The whole feet Of 67 vessels average this
year 6S8 barrels of oil and l0,0l7 pounds of
bone. Taking into view the high prices of oil
and bone in New Bedford, (whale oil 81 20
and whalebone 50 25,) the result Of this sea-
sons work is very satisfactory, and will tend
to the fitting out Of larger feet for 1866.
1t is somewhat singular that though over five
months have elapsed since the pirats left the
Arctic (June 30.) nothing has been heard
from him. 1t seems probable that he has secret
"a his vessel in some out-of-the-way port, and
may prefer TO destroy his vessel rather than
run the risk Of being captured.
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EXPORTS.

For san FRGSCsCO-Pcr Maunakga, Drc. i-l52 c-ks cl
C~4si3Zsl, lVT bun bone Qi25O NJ, 3=2 pigs m".as7s- tssos
EaLSl 30 bales pull (245G Ib=), - pk@- talOs lio>s lbs, ~
Tags coffee 1859 Ibs). lG60 hides 1878 icsj. 1861 pkgs sugar
GslOO2 ~, 300 enP;y bottles, 49, pkgs lines and oranges.
81 bun bananas. $3.50 c.coanlts.
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pass

Fer SAN FEASCGsCo-per Naunlkea, Dec. Mrs Bryan
Mrs Mason and = children.
Prom sAs FRAxcsco-per Il. y. Euggles, Dec. Civ
IawaIsus-
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The bark heoka arrived at San Francisco on the
18th of November. and the Whistler on the 18th.
Both vessels sailed from this port together on the
25th Of October. The Whistler may be looked for
about the 18th 10 2ntlf of this month.
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VESsEIsIS poRT-DECEMBFR 3.

T-ES s Lancaster. AdmiT-l Frs.sCL-
An bark l. C. IuTEsy. B~EL=tt, ~ for Saa f.4-ciscc-
british ship El.rEFtt, Bush
HaT'u bark ioka Loa, up fI Ne~ Bel.c.d
Er bark Roysl Charlie.
Hzw'a barE A. J Pope. CeerE-n, loading for Bremen.
Bremen 01E Ages, SetsublTS, loading fer Bremen
Az ozark Onward, Hampstead. iyadir- f-r Saa Francisco
Tia" Z TX KEEehameLa ', Cunningham
SIR Bruce, English
THAIEEs.
Az 81 tx Wn Rotch- PuIFer. Ha~. III tnE Comet, Wilhelm.
An Ill blIE J y Ikgupsoa. HaE- TX Florence, LCT=lan1.
Brown. Am ~n 81 Geo Rowland, Jones
IN va 81 Java. Eags. Uz= DHE kOhoa, CnEau.
Am 5E hi. Peru Hall HaT Dig victoria tEh-
Am al bE S;epasu.s, Sinclair Bremen TX Julian, Iu0beT=.
An n ~ L4goda. Fisher iia~-t E Ilas Hawaii, Hopping
Az vi bE Nit WAHlstOn, Wills. stone
Olsu-g ~ "a Oregon. Nammen
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LrEMs

TErr- ore ISL HcsH.-t Te;s,-nHent houses Ia England, -
IA Irsi-n1 (a1n= N seonanI1
batting 1T "a. lately sod ct Chicago ar Il EOS Ier f,;
FE-a rcc- ], 1864 70 May /, ISss, there sere 10 fires ~
NsE I7rs, tue aH-Sei ioss - sLi-t amounted - si,OS-.64s.
ace Tai vas s~I.s.I.sss. -' - "'
Tie EreE5Eg Pos: ueEticEs .Eree ues cases o. enbtzas-
meat n SeE Ecrs- They range in amount fen $1,000 =
f1zIs
T.1--ss - rHE BE-E TzADE-T=o brewers CT lager tcer. =.
m fi=.Phis. z-i ZOO barrels saorth, fF 10000, q rfod, q
rorr ita- SlSlJOG-e4GAlt . $4,000 : v=aT-
H-l e"ts ase.s - WasEinIt1H sre beginning L. aiver-
= loss -;s - 1ilryisHi arr NirEaHa farms for sale The
.iarslsgl 50 a AZ comparatively 0s rates
-Es rraF q ny 10 &ss Hampshire g., a, least ose-,t,ri
oI,.. b.: l1 ~h,.t ard re the y.ii "a -ou.e places - hardly %
hsks q va expected, "~,Ds 30 q dspsUP1slion brtSeeu tie
head aEi straw
TIA Plx.st STEAM FLysT.-A late number Of The Psran.
stT says w have ttity-thr-e Erst-cIsss steamships. most
q them quite Ecs, crossing nearly sNty-dve thousand tons.
Hnt al kept constantly running 20 aui from the IsIhmgs, and
yet We dad writer's abroad stating that the Panama Railroad
las brought 10 trade 20 the Isihmus.
THx yASIlLi BEAS ~ EEaScE-The Bordeaux Journals
s-Aie that the asi pods % the vanilla plant tia; ever r:penei
IN France, or even in Europe. have Just been gathered in the
SiA.iI leE r Superior 70 The Fah!.a u commerce, Inasmuch
a The latter. previous % being brought into the marse-- l. sinh
t-ct-i % a. oFe--ttoa Tor extracting part q Is OdeTifsr5us pulp
IT pG5'-aty. AAe t-IALl pant grows 20 well N tie above
HaHael gardens that there : good reason to Suppose That ! con-
siderable quantity sil b. produced aeNt year
The report % the Commissioner Of the Agricultural Bureau
AZ WashInCt- n for the month q september, ur-rs that the
dairy iEterest q tie United States, now rapidly increasing ia
value, and likely % be Influenced by the cattle plague Of Fu-
rope, should meet with greater encouragement lie also insists
that, IN cr1eT 20 keep The plague from America, every agency
ia the power q ths Goseraleut -hold be employed. The
harvests % Europe have been deficient. The United Kingdom
falls short 100000 bushels Of wheat. which. added 10 the
tou. viii make the demand 100000 5ush-Is-0u- tiiri more
t1sa usual The ~hszt crop - tie Cutei S;sgrs l. slso less
than IN previous years, and Is detective in quality The in
E-e1se crops q Indian corn may. however. cause he shipment
81 a layer quantity Of wheat to Europe. snd . meet tie de
mani. II relation 10 wool growing tie Commissioner suggests
sh1t the rear ng o: ioug-~oolei merinoes should b. encouraged
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EVENING >AIE.-A superb collection of fancy
articles for holiday gifts. as we'll a for every day
Use. = advertised ior This evening al Coles auction
room. The holidays are not far OF now. and is
~b-st 10 provide for them when we can.
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ID The bark Tony which arrived yesterday
tr0EI San Francisco. had a passage Of 81 days.
~-outhwest Winds prevailing nearly all the way.
This il the season for U1Usually long passages.
She has q cargo OF wheat. Snc Is bound 70 Melbourne.
n i Gsy Or two. -
p 4 very heavy dew fell! laa, night. ena the air
ssa really chilly. though our thermometer only h:!
20 6fS -
- Cqpje@ sJsi" Shipping LET can he hal AZ tie
rHtalrT.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9.

Oh our Supplement, which We issue ON q
separate sheet for the convenience Of such as
wish TO preserve it. We give a full and corrected
list of the catch Of the North Pacific fleet, as
far as heard from. These, with the twenty
four burned by the Shenandoah, and those ar
rived ut San Francisco and this port, make up
the full list.
Notwithstanding that the operations of the
fleet Were so much damaged by the piratical
raid Of the Shenandoah among it in June, we
have 4 better average TO present than last year.
The aggregate Of oil and bone taken is as fol-
lows
"a HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Bills. oil. Lbs. bone.
II OchOLsk HhaleT5. S,s1O ilS,0UO
At SAS FRANCISCO.
40 AfciIc WAiieTS 0-5IO Io4,OUO
Total catch ..-........-.+6,0S0 C7l,lc0
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< .sClLnED| little daughter of :. y. Castle. Lsq.
was accidentally scaldrd on Saturday last. by 4
TIA Of hot lard being spilled over lis shoulder,
burning its breast and back very badly It viii
urob.blr recnNtr.
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Naval Stores.

Hemp rope, Manila rope. Spunyarn. Murine. Housing
Hemp Canvass, Ruzs, Ravens duck. Linseed oil.
Spirits Of Turpentine, Oil paints. Stockholm sar.
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q EU~I- lA1 inT Or . an -NF7 N- N---- rae
Ses Tors on the -. II:h AMI 2ist q each -7otE- AL rave
Sln Fra1GiscD On tn 1O-h zO;h- and 3Oth %: each meath FcT
Soysmser r. 'hs Eas;, the isEo~.as steamers bare HeT
YORK:
yov. I-H~ury Chsrc~y .-...-.e saaec;s.--. Goiiea Cay
NV"a'S
-i-Ea1el.D-
ThS bz-EzEc cIarse e. Zoe over 100 IL
IEe quantity " asrc-aLi.se bEO1EHt Up y the CoHsiifl-
roz- Or SUNDAY. @a5 los t-.s-c larger quantity trca ceEs
oy -h- Er-vtg1s st-aUIeE- tL@ C5lo-If5, vhsch b-oCgL; 30 tons
The C9fzc- CITY arE.-cI oct 18th. hal 1852 :oEs-
Ia 8a-- rap-r says Tte bscEade Of Chile attracts aiten-
ton b1t sl prJllbiy -1I attract priTat-@rnE a. PRESENT
-E~ sl--szIaE RISE = 20: slPpoyi - 20 efficient u b
s@-ctz4I- TAe .-zssi. that arrive have a right &c legal the
whl-a tEe spanish Ai8aa. oppos-s. aai which may Be IN
frct h. ~ =aTai Er-ss &C each nation there. There ~ere
s.x Ea-fsh ye-ssI= aEf one steamer ;hers: siso. TIE French
vessel = fgJts5H IN, whch demanded shs uFh- 20 d.=ctafEr.
This rrh., - is stated - the CCITlsT ds san ETzTctzr1 vas
nr-ort-. - HI Fec,imsti1us u the French C0Esu! barE'i -
the c,uulEIer q liz French vee-e! the EgsTis.
The New Bedford o. MARIE; shows but !tLe change during
tie first t~o ~e-ks in October. Tie following l. tie la;est
quotation Ciy-a Ia the Ship LIST
sPEEH-There Wa considerable activity IN the maTke. the
middle Of tn week, tie demand being principally Tor eEPan-
fr which parcel. amounting to 5000 tUis- were sold 1t s2SOP
EaHon- T. ths trade ii5 bais. at $50. % ibis. inferior, ~
SIS, - do dsrE, at g and in Boston. 10 bbls- a. q price not
traEFpsrsd- Tie market j. quiet AZ the close.
NHGLE-Ihe market for ghalr Las been quiet since our last,
and Ei-hVut trsLsactOas- Hold firm az Sl.I0-
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VIM. L. Allen. ~. VI.
c. 5 Barlow, :. W.
A. +. Judd, j. ~.
W. u. Wickc, Treasurer.
l.. kemm, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-09

blankets, blue, white and scarlet; Burlaps, Rice bags,
Horse rope, Linen thread, Eng ish saddles.
shoe strings, French shoes, Slippers, Hair cloth.
fiayihg cards Silk umbrellas. Cotton umbrellas.
pIaTE si'k riooon, SIX wells, Kid gloves, Meek ties.
Looking glasses, Toilet SOAP, Macassar oil. Run Sombs
buckles, Noolen stockings and socks.
SoIottd printing paper, Wrapping paper. Wall paper,
Iumblers, Water filter. CIaY nines GnrLs PHI 49,