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IMPORTS.

From BsEssS-per x. ". WOOD. Slarch SIS pkrs iron,
II55 tdz hoop iron. = c. metal. $50 bars iron. 20 c-ss paint, 81
bII- pipe. 20 bales, lG C and = c-k- dTy goods. , 9 thrru0m--
ter. q flannel shirts. els ., II c-ss. 4l ks, roo tins. loo
IBIS. l crate. 9 bales and - bags mds-. 2 bales blankets, 2 -
c.zar-. lis c. Eioe. 10 csks Goals. 426 bbis shocks. 80 c-ks
heads and hoops, 20 bhls and 50 6 beer. . c. and % csks
hardware. y bbis tar and pitch. 70 bbls liquor, 50 pkgs grCce-
ris. : c-ks. ~ bbE. - c.. l crate AMI 10 bales sundres, l. bills
brrm=. % G glassware. 5 Pkgs c0rdage, ! g oils, ] C cCri1-i-
ties. = C furniture, i c. toys. ; pkgs samples, 80 bbls oil
shOoks, 5 csks wine p 5bis sugar. - . and l hskt gin so bbls
sL-, : rolls lead. S bJls zinc. Il C drugs = pianos. l bbI shot. !
pkg nails, l c-k tin plates, Is c. ~aPOiLecaTy ware, ! Cs pictures.
20 ukys mineral water.
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M NJ
SATURDAY,. MARCH

MARCH 10, ls65-
OS our fourth page will b. found an interesting summary q
the whaling interests az made up by the New Bedhrd stand
ard, showing the receipts for a number % year, a = also the
prices % oil and bone. The following shOzs TIE fluctuations
during the year and for several year,
sperm oil commenced the year at = 10 per gallon roe 70 2 20
in February, aud declined % ! 80 in July since when : has
gradually riseu- and the year closed Eta th- Prc@ a. - TIE
highest -ver known. WhsI- oil opened Al about i 50, rI-e 20
] 90 at the last q January. fell until June, when II reached
] O5. aud came Up again until tn fst q october, when i sod
fr he unprecedented rate % l 20 per gallon. Il has since de-
cIn-i to ] 60 Arctic vhaI-bone c0nmenced the year al 10
pr u and IN May had fallen u ! 3t- Prom this p-ce =
rose. AMI from thu Latter part = August through September
AMI Ortlter ruled ~ = rs Th- E-t sale reported NAs a. ! %
Us were never ~ high, but the average Prc- d hone last year
was I So
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EMORANDA


sailed from Honolulu, Dec. 18th 1s65, for a cruise on the
Linz HID the trades from r. 10 T. :. + about al the time
With 4 rough sea Crossed the equator Dec %. IN long 1902
W. crulsei between the equator and Lat 10 : saw sperm
whales twice anil took 5 making ITO bbis-; touched at the
Narquesas Jan 27th for water and wood sailed Jan. Jlst:
rrui.ed between the Islands and the line Is days, then crossed
d. r,rn,tor i'm long. 40 90 ". Made Oahu March lt, and
arrived az Honolulu via kavsihac March 5th-
u. Z. BAEEETT. Master.
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DEPARTURE

British bk Ad-ine Burke, Blake, fr san francisco.
3--chr Moi Keiki, Napela, for Kshulgi.
]Schr Helm, Kinney, Er Mako.
sch Javrnta, Howe, for Tahati-
5-Schr Moi Wahine, Crane. for K0na and Kau.
6-Schr Active, Ct1n-y, @r LShaina-
6-schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, for LahAna and Ma
aIea Bay.
6-Schr Onward. Lambert. for KaEaihae-
G-Am bark Onward, HemP-teai, Dr san Francisco.
Am bark Comet. Fuller. for SIn francisco.
5-Schr Mary. Nika. for AushoIa.
g-Schr IA Moi, Wilbur. for Kahufui.
g-Schr Martha. Johnson. Tor KOhala AMI Hf!o.
s-schr Helen, Kinney, for Mol,kai and NaIko-
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EXPORTS.

For sAS FgASc1sco-per Onward, March 6-Is47 pkgs su-
gar C225254 Ibs), 100 bags rice 10000 ibs), 1880 bars and 80
bdis iron, ls5 pigs brandy. +O5 bbis mola-ses G3lsS gallsl
Value Domestic Produce -. .......SlSsOI65
Value Foreign 2.oos-IO
For SAS FEASCLsCO-per Comet. March 7-2Ol5 pkgs sugar
r265sII Ibs). cas- bbls mOlas-es IS3Oj galsL 1000 empty bottles,
- ba-s coffee 1852 lbs. Us bXs oranges, 54i3 cocoanuts, 1 bxs
and II c. yeiOw metal, ! kg nails
Value Domestic Produce. 50
Value YOrrign Proiuce.. zoos II
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VESSELS IN poRT-NARCH 10.

Am bark D. {. Murray. Bennett. fr san Francisco
Am bark A. A. Eldridge. Abbott, loading for Portland.
Russ ship JaszzTWitch. AleNandrDf-
Hash bark x. ". Wood. discharEing-
Am clipper ship Georges, Heustis, loading
HA~- trg Suuauu- HOgrr.
Hsw'u brig W. &. Talbot, Dalmzn-
Pr bark Royal Charlie.
Ha@'n bng kaaehameha v
WHALES.
HaE brig Kohola. Cogan. Has brig Victoria. Fish.
An bark SUNBEAM. Barrett Am bark Peru, smith.
Am ship Emily Morgan, Ath-4ru-
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PASS

From BRExEs-per Il. w. Wood. March 5-Fr segeIken, Fr
WedeInryer-2
For SAS FRASCIsCO-per Onward, March 6-Mr and Mrs
Miller, Mrs LeymOre and sery't, Mr. and Mrs j II Bolton and
child, J Spruanc-. J W Buckn-Il. Master Oat. Master Dick
Crabb, T. Stephens, Mr. Gallagher, q Z CIark-li.
For SAs FRASCIsCO-per Comet, March Mr. and Mrs Ira
Richardson aud 3 children. Mrs Brickwedde. VI Il Brickwedde,
J ii Haymer, : J Dewar, Tbs Owens, VIM Bird. e Kinnedy, c
Hassel. A c Fowler-l4
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ARRIVALS.

March British bark AdeIns Burke, Blake, 81 days from
New Castle.
+-SehT NetiIs Merrill, Fountain. from Lahaina and
MsaIea Ray
@Schr Active. Quincy. from Lahaina.
5-IiaV'n bark K W WOOD. Jacobs. 199 days from
Bremen. with mds= . H. Hackfrd Z co.
@Amw Nh bark SUNBEAM. Barrett, from a cruise TO
southwsri, with 10 bhls sperm.
6-Schr Nartda, Johnson. from HiI1.
6-Schr IN N0i, Wilbur. from Eahuiui.
-Schr Helen kinnry. from NaIiko.
%Schr KaLama. Nakahi. from E0Ioa.
9-Sch Kate Lee. Chadwick. from Makes Landing.
IO-Schr Prince. Hatfield, from Hanalri-
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NE HorE So.-A report comes from Kawaihae
IOur informant being Captain McGregor.) that
there is a fair prospect of getting the steamer
HadUea off from her present position. 1t is pro-
posed to raise the vessel ont of the bed in which
she now lies sound and tight. If she can be rails
ed, she will be hoated out in high water. The
schooner ORcard has taken up all the necessary
materials and men. We sincerely hope those en-
gagged on her may be successful in their efforts.
and that the steamer may again return to her old
service, for rarely has anything occurred here that
can be called a greater public loss than the strand
ing of the HIauea. People now see what a benefit
she was to the islands.
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Ship.' Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.

For say FsAScIscO-per D. e Murray, sOOn-
For LAHArSA-T-r Kat Lee, Monday.
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SrABEING AFFRAY.-A Portuguese canaan on
board the whaieship Emily Morgan, on Tuesday,
stabbed the second officer in the shoulder. inlicting
a very severe wound. The cause of the trouble
was the refractory disposition of the seaman.
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SEEDs.-By a slip in the last Gazette. we see that
a large supply Of foreign seeds has been received,
a list of which has been published. comprising Il
very select assortment. if we may judge from the
names accompanying some of them, and which we
defy any one in the Government service to inter-
pref. An expert gardener expresses the hope that
no Canada thistles, wild indigo. or other similar
valuable exotics are among them. lest an apprO-
priation may vet be called for To ~eXterminate the
weeds introduced by Government libcrality. Be
fore distributing these seeds. let the public know
what they are. or they may prove to be nuisances,
like the Java sparrows and the HOngkOng coolies.
Removable is stated in the Eastern papers
that the Rev. DR.. Stone. for many years pastor of
the Park Street Church. in Boston. has accepted
the call of the First Congregational Church. in
San Francisco. and would leave for his new field in
February. DR.. Stone Is one of the most eloquent
of the New England divincs. and the San Fran
cisco public will be favored in having him settled
in that city. The church to which he has been
called Is the one founded. in 1919. by Rev. T.
Dwight Hunt. formerly of these Islands.
~ RELIABLE PAcKET.-With the promptness of a
racer. the packet bark Il. ". Hood. in Hackfeld
Il Co.'S Bremen and Honolulu line. came in on
Monday last-the very day which had been set for
her arrival. she having made a similar passage
once or twice before. while her other trips have
both been shorter. Her cargo of merchandise l. a
well selected one. and in the present state of the
market will. doubtless, meet with a very quick
sale. She will return to Bremen with dispatch. a
portion of her cargo being now ready 10 90 on
board. -
- The Ou,cqrd sailed on Tuesday. the 9th. at
l =. NJ. and the Comet on Wednesday. the eth. at
> p. N. The former vessel went around BARRIERS
Point. and the latter by Diamond Head. Soon
after the Comet went out. the wind freshened up
from the south. and both vessels probably got a
good start. giving promise of short passages of
fifteen 10 seventeen days.
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AMERICAN MISUNDERSTANDING the most well
come periodicals we receive from abroad is this,
which contains a variety OF information useful to
persons engaged in agricultural and horticultural
pursuits seldom met in any one periodical. 1t is a
monthly. and is filed with variety and miscellany
as well as agricultural reading. Copies can be
found ut the bookstore.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK,

volcano HoTEL.-Bv an advertisement in to-
days paper. it will be seen that the new hotel at
Kilauea, to which we lately referred, has been
completed. and is now open for the entertain
ment of travellers. The proprietors are young
men of enterprise and capital. and will give salts
faction to their patrons. lighthouses have been
erected near or over the sulphur springs, which
will enable invalids 10 test the medicinal qualities
of the vapOr or steam baths, and probably sulphur
water will also be kept for such as choose to resort
to its use. This is something that has never been
offered to visitors at Kilauea, and will certainly be
an inducement for invalids to spend a portion of
the summer at this wonderful mountain resort
Hereafter no one will find ii necessary To carry
provisions to the crater. for MesSTs. Richardson II
Co. provide everything requisite for the comfort of
man or beast. Travellers can go ri0 Hilo thirty
miles to the crater. or ria Keauhou twelve miles).
or ra Kau. over a good road Qorty-miles) The
establishment of the hotel at the crater enables
them To dispense with baggage men. and probably
the cost Is now no greater than before. as generally
each baggage man had to be paid five dollars.
One guide for each party is all that is needed.
Our readers may not be aware that there is a new
lake opening directly under the high north bank
of the crater, which promises to rival and perhaps
surpass the old lake. which has existed for so
many years. The wall of the crater near by is Il
thousand feet perpendicular from the edge of which
adventurous young men can look down the giddy
p%Tecipice, while persons contemplating a heroic
end of their existence, can find here a spot where
they may surpass even the famous Sam Patch. who
jumped off from Niagara Falls. As soon as the
comforts of the hotel are known we predict there
will be a crowd of visitors to see the new sights,
and of patients to quaff the health-giving vapors
that rise from the fiery domains of Madame Pele.
81 HAWAIIAN CoNCERT.-By advertisement in our
columns it will be seen that Il concert will be given
this evening. at the Stone Church. by the Amateur
Society connected with Mr.. Parkcr's congregation,
which embraces Il number of the finest Hawaiian
singers We have. Some new pieces will be sung
for the first time in public. The concert is given
under the patronage of Mrs. J. O. Dominis and
Mrs. Chas. Il. Bishop. and the avails will be de-
voted to the purchase of a new organ for the
church. 1t is so seldom that our foreign popula-
ton has an opportunity to hear orr expert native
singers. that there will probably be a full attend
ance. Reserved seats will be one dollar each,
side seats fifty cents. and tickets to the gallery
twenty-five cents each.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.
T ANDRETH'S
II WARRANTED
RDEN Sc IDS,
(CR0P OF 1860,
Just received and for sale. We keep constantly on
hand
FARM GRIST MILLS, WHEELED HAY RAkES
CORN SHELTERS, PL0UGHS
PLOUGH CASTINGS, CULTIVAT0RS
CORN PLANTERS, WHEAT FANS
CUTTING BOXES, UNION WASHING MACHINES
WATER DRAWERS, SPADES, SH0VELS
HAY FORKS, CLOTHES WRINGRRS, AXES
And all kinds of Agricultural Implements We also
sell
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES and SAW MILLS, and
BATES HOSTING MACHINES
Sole agents for the State Of Virginia for the sale OF
RUSSELL'S COMBINED MOWER and REAPER
BUCKEYE COMBINED MOWER and REAPER
BTNA COMBINED MOWER and REAPER
BUCKEYE WHEELED CORN PLOUGH
Also MONITOR MOWER and REAPER.
BECKHAM Co.,
feb2-tft Cary, between llth and 18th streets.
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ACIFIC TEL,
l7o, I72, ia and l7s Greenwich street.
One square west Of Broadway,
Between CORTLAND and Dey streets,
NEW YORK.
JOHN PATTEN, JR. .........
PROPRIETOR

JOHN PATTkN, Jk. 100000. .PKOPKIkTOk.
The PACIFIC HOTEL Is we'll and widely known to
the travelling public The location is especially suita-
bic merchants and business men. It in close prox
unity the business part Of the city is on the highway
OF southern and Western travel and adjacent to all the
principal railroad and steamboat depots.
The Pacific has liberal for over three
hundred guests il is well furnished, and possesses
every modern Improvement for the comfort and enter
tainment OF its inmates. The spacious and
wal ventilated provided with gas and water; the at
tendance is prompt and respectful and the table is gem
erously provided with every delieaey Of the
The subscriber Who for the past few years. has been
the lessee now sole proprietor and intends to iden
y himself thoroughly with the interests of his house
With long experience as hoel-keeper, he trusts by
moderate charges and liberal policy to maintain the
favorable reputation OF the Pacific Hotel
To prevent ovsreharge by hackmen, the coaches Of
the hotel are owned by the proprietor.
ssp2s-ly JOHN PATTEN, JR.
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SADDLES, HARNESS, &c.
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

7 AW BOOKS.-A valuable LAW LIBRA
- RY for sale. In part We name:
Grattan's Reports; 10 vols.
RobinsOn's Practice; vols.
Lomax's Digest; 8 vols.
Matthews Digest; vols.
" Criminal Digest; ! vol.
Cruises Digest 7 vols.
American Leading Cases; 2 vols.
Kents Commentaries; vols.
Mayo's Guide.
Sands Suit In Equity.
Sands & Tate's Forms, &c.
For sale by
mh29t All. CHRISTI AN co.
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BOSTON ApYRRTIsEMENTs.


EAMILY DYE C0LORS.
PATENTED OCTOBER IS, 1858.
Black, Dark Green,
Black for Silk, Light Green,
Dark Blue, Magenta,
Light Blue, Maize,
French Blue, Maroon,
Claret Brown, Orange,
Dark Brown, Pink,
Light Brown, Purple,
Snuff Brown, Royal Purple,
Cherry, Salmon,
Crimson, Scarlet,
Dark Drab, Slate,
Light Drab, solferino,
Pawn Drab, Violet,
Light Fawn Drab, Yellow,
For Dying Silk, Wooden and Mixed Goods, Shawls,
Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets,
Hats, Feathers, Childrens Cloth
ing, and all kinds Of
Wearing Apparel.
HE A saving Of eighty per cent. 5a.
For IS cents you color many goods as would
otherwise cost five times that sum. Various shades
can be produced from the dye. The process Is
simple and any one the Dye with perfect sue
cess.
Directions in English French and German, inside OF
each package. HOWE & STEVENS,
$50 Broadway, Boston.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
octq-6m
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A NTHRACITE COAL.
SEEDS, &c.

7 ANDRETH Il SONS WARRANTED
IL FRESH GARDEN SEEDs.-We are now in receipt
of a full supply of SEEDS, direct from Landreth &
Son. which, after more than thirty years experience,
confidently to the public for their relia-
bility and genuineness of their varieties.
Landredth's RURAL REGISTER for 1866 Is ready for
gratuitous distribution.
Our supply of fresh and genuine Seed consists OF all
ths varieties usually called for.
p. JOHNSTON & BRO,
Corner Eleventh and Capitol streets,
febl3t Richmond, Va.
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PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS.

-N%+---~~--A-e
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
TO go horse power; Circular and Upright Saw NILS
OF the most approved construction Of all sizes, cutting
100 to 1900 feet Of lumber per hour; Grist Mills, Mil
Irons, Water Wheels, and every kind Of NIL Ma
ehnsry; Sugar Mills, Paper and Mining Machinery
Tools, Tanks, &C. for on and Salt works. Cotton ana
Wooden Machinery, &C.
Vertical planners, WoodEorih FiAnins IA
Iron Planer. chimes,
D-{iI T.ths. chimes,
B RI.L, St..h', Daniels Planning Machines,
Stating Machines, = oI ~ ~ -
Upright Drills, SS..j-,g Nsrbinas
steam uulPs' Power Morticing Machines,
Fotee TlLFa, Foot Mortcing Machines,
Lifting Pumps, ,o~,,-- N,cbipas
suction uIP5 Blind Stat Tenoning Ma
a! 49,. chimes,
sSiy 49,, pnilsvs and Hang Circular Saw Benches,
Sn.l.'s Wrlght's Patent Scroll Saws
v1bbsr and leather Belt Patent Belt Scroll Saws,
t,gs Circular Reserving Mills
r.stbsr and Rubber Hose Upright Reserving Mills
PInmbIng and Gas Fit Rotary and Mining Pumps
ling, Every description Of Ma
stsa M and Gas Pines, chinery and Railway Sup
steam and Water Gauges, plies.
COTTON GINS COTTON GINS COTTON GINsi
TAYLOR. gazle, Brown, Southern, Craven, Excelsior
ma NrCarthV Cotton Gins with engines or horse pow
m and everything required for the same In store, and
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e,it,, 's1i{.l,s3 oct2S-ly
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HOWEs MACY
Formerly oFcers of the Park Bank1
BANKE R S,
No. 80 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
POUR PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED on
DEPOSITS.
Persons opening accounts may deposit and draw as
thew please the same with the city banks and Will
be allowed interest their daily balance at four per
cent.
Collections made upon any part Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the purchase sale Of the various issues
Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold
promptly executed for the usual commission.
Au24-u
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TEHE NEWS.
DAILY, sENu-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY AND SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS.

GREAT FAMILY NEwsPAPERSi BENJAMIN WOOD
Filter and Proprietor. Journals Of politics. literature,
fashions market and financial reports interesting mis-
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provements introduced Immense cireulatiOns deter
mined on The largest, best and cheapest papers pub
lished in New York. NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS,
published every Wednesday-sngle copies 5cents; one
copy one year So three copies, year. IS so; i've
copies year. IS IS; ten copies, year. 81, and
an extra copy to any club Of ten twenty copies,
yoar $50. The Weekly News is sent to clergymen at
IL CO. SEMI WEEKLY NEWS, published every Tues
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pies year, $50, and extra copy to any club Of
ten twenty copies year, S55 to elergymen, IS.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS-to mail subscribers, 80
per annum six months %. For sale by all newsdeal
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70 City Hall Square, New York City. sepSO-n
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Ladies' desiring clear and beautiful complexion
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NRW YORK ApYERTIsEMENTs.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS,
w MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
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shippensburg pal Sentinel. Give all VINO oeAL
them perfect satisfaction. "-Dunkirk IN il, ~
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NEW YORK ApVKRTISEMKNTS.

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MANUFACTURER AND DRAIER.
No. Dsy street, New York.
BIAS In stsrs ready for immediate shipment and Il
manufacturing 10 order
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NEW BOOKS.
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CLOTHING
So AND 81 WHITE sTEEET,
First door West Of Broadway,
NEW YORK.
JAMES WILDE, il. JOHN S. WILDE. Jos. WILDE.
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