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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-Accounts from
North and Central Alabama show great des-
ti'ulivn irom the failure Cf many planters,
who had mortgagesi their lands Tor supplies
bu, the crops failing the lands are being sold
al previous prices. Families and homes are
being broken up under these forced tales.
In Greene county flonc there are more
suits on the Circuit Court d0ckets than there
are voters in the county. neetinep are betnG
held urging the Legislature to pass laws
preventing the sacrifices Of property.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

CHICAGO. Oct. -.
Carrrr-rhc fresh receipts Of beef cat.
t,e "a, day a, the Union Stock Yards are L.
N, head. Entered sales. i5s head. at prices
apeing from s. $500 % for common cows,
ard iror g jaSe5 ~ inr lair butchers cows
. mi ,,sck M steers The market il mUder
s,ely active hut price are unchanged. We
notice ru,nber OF country clippers sslliua
their own stock, which IN several cases VA
taken of the cars
Hoes The fresh receipts Of hoes to day
At the Union Stock Yards, are A72l hsad
Enter. j salrs. 1854 bead, It pricrs ranging
from % 25taS Is for cnmmon TO choice heavy
smooth h,.gs The market Il moderately
active, under fair pachisg demApd. Alev
lots are being taken 70 Bostnu. Pricee are
vi houi quotable changes aince yesterday
Sheer marker for sleep u inactive
and nominal. Good lots are wanted q iail
prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 26.-Hon. A. J. Re-.
gen, the regular Democratic congressional
candidate for the lth District, publicly con.
tradictcd the report Of his resignation, and
positively declines, under any circumstances
TO withdraw from the canvass.
There are rumOrs to the effect that Hon.
John Hughes, the boilers candidate. will
not accept the nomination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

WAsHIKGroN, Ost 26.-Lieat. Gen. 6her
man IN company with Gen Grant had an IN
terview with the President to-day, which
continued more than an hour. The first
named afterwards informed friend that he
intended 10 return To ST. Louis in course OF
u few days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

San FRANclsC0, Oct. 25.-Since July first
over 2OO,O sacks OF wheat have been re
ceived from the interior, more than u third
Of which awaits shipment.
Money is growing easier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

PHILADsLPnIA, ucf. 26.-The Seventh
Grand Annual Ball Of the Fenian Brother.
hood 10 aid of families Of the Irish state
psieonen wss held this evening ct the Ma
uuoal Guard Hall. The attendance wac
hfe9 The amount Of the proceeds will be
nnSe d1fecf % Iselanst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

Nsw Yoax, Oct. 9e,-Ths PbsCs money
asiicls ays " languid depr1si0o Of yester
day - been followed By . tevspish sl,eculs
ti0n ed seaClien which extents " most al
The speculative securities. the lead being u
ken BY Erie and Northwestern among the
railroad shares. and BY Cumberland and
Quicksilver among The miscellaneous stocks
The loan naskes opened sssong aid active,
the improvement being sustained until the
close Of business. Gold closed u 1874. and
u p N. 1881. Foreign exchange firm bu
i0nrAfve
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
BURLEY'S STOMACH BlTTERS.

For debility, loss ofappetite, weakness, indigestion
stomach. There arc no Bttes that can compare with
these in removing distfes ing ccmplains. Fur eale
can be had at any drug store in the United States,
Seventy and Green streets to whom oil orders should
b. addres -cd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



E(,u.Ea~rDC The CLAWS for this valued
Dsnu.f.N. Family Esl1s are beyond
that Of INV Other IN use 4
arrs Of them will not only prove this, hat the greater
error Of Orsr1So hirh has heretofore been called
CuAsAcrrr The EsLECTIC PILLS never require
over two, and seldom but one fos the dosr. on the
bowels with0st the sliehtess gripping point OF the
greatest importance. particularly In
CAronlc Coosslpatoon.
For which take Q esxelR Pun every. OF every other
night Thsy never pgUduce debility cad Cure indi-
esstiYA. Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver and kidney
Complaints, Piles, ofms. Los of or Impurities Of
The Blood, icss 81 Appetite srd all Dersngcsnensr Of
b wells NJ Stomach.
~ Sold by all Wholesale ard Retail dealers IN
Medicine.
John T.. Isunneyvcf. s'r"p'r.
Practical the mist. Commercial Wharf bot',a.
Phy,ic!sns. o. Dealers supplied In Bulk Formula
ma IN Tegtmopisi 10 this Great ALONE Develop.
neat pe1t - osDaud. ~""
4 Caudld ssateWeus.
~,orr CAV PROCURE OF ANY DRUGGIST IN
! shis city ard vicin ~ Dr.. 1obi . Venetian Lsn-
-eca n Il ! sssc and speedy cure for sore throat.
hrsdscbe. toothsche. chronic rnenman-m. tronps.
cslc and pains In the limbo We advise ese"y one 70
give u trial Tho exe eHse 10 a mrre uine- cents
and ~ are confident M perssn VIII ever De wuhont
NJ Every famiy sbould have boefle " the hOese ~
casr Of rudds accidents. such cute. burns ecads
Ac lts pain relieving Qualitirs miraculous. A.
for cfoup II has saved hunds~ts: have 'hr cestih
csies 10 prove II. Once, 90 courflandt Street New
York. Bold BY Drnggists.
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BOYD BROTHERS,
BANKERS { BROKERS,

VoAVAOVs.. .ssssssssss 1870
Dealers IN Government 0oo0s
rites, gold, sllveTs Canada
banksnoteo and compound
interest notes. Particular ots
tentlon given 10 orders Tor
7.9o's, 0-0o's, Oo-4o'o and I'll
legitimate stock and bonds.
00nkosO and Merchants o0n
always rely on Obtaining the
highest market pejoOs
ROBERT BOYD. - Ul0k Street,
CHAS. L. BOYD, ChAsago, ia.
Beer - ". =. OooasAuoa, Pfoei6uos - ~
Onion Natiosal Dank, Chieego dc'S-d1lD
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FINE IMPORTED WINE.
M USCAT PERLE

Is PURE AND RICH.
IT HAS AN EXQUISITE BOUQUET
1T Is DELICIOUS AND SURPAo08o ALL WINES.
In Introducing the celebrated brand Of MUsCAT
PERLE to the favorable notice 0f the elite. deen
II necessary to safe tina Il l. made Of ~ choicest q
Auscaf grapes, call, d LA Pcrle"
THE most refined win hail with ploasufo PUR8
WINE n the full sense Of the wOrd-a Wise that
will Zee, grateful to the meet delicate prUducee
acidit, the stomach but au cOntfaiFe, ects -
the most soothing Of cordials.
IT Is ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR LADIES, AND
SURPRISES AMI TABLE WINE IN
THE COUNTRY.
CHURCH PEOPLE ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE
THIS WINE FOR COMM MON PUkPOsHS.
PURITY. DRllCACY OF FLAVOR AND MILD
NESS ARE ALL COMBINED IN
J4eeocat Fes'ee.
m Y GLE MIC WIN Z,
ALSO IMPORTED.
tits only necessary to cali attention IL following
FACTS regarding sA
mY0lEN1C WINE.
1.-HYGIENlC VINE 10 the ONLY TONIC Wild
receives the UunDnTA1lNs AsFDoVAL - Al
PHYSICIANS.
s.-HYGIKNIC WINE mas testsd u the Daltlnoes
Convention Of the American Medical Association,
Nav Let, lSo6, and ond0rpcd b. tho Deumioe0l
me0bcre WITH their signature.
silt c0ntaine ~ WHISKY q ALCOHOLIC -
At is prepared II PARIS IRON psss sAsss7.
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MEDICAL.
HuRLEY'8
A ne T Q n Q.


Perfectly keljAb1e.
Tho only remedy for CAIlls and Fever OF Ague ssd
Fever that is os can Be depended upon y Husieys
Ague Tonic There have beer Thousands cured b.
using II who had tried the usaai remedies without
benefit but in NO CASE HAS HURLEY'S A0UH
TONIC FAILED TO KFFHCT A CURE. All wAo
have used Il cheerfuly tell Their acted friends Of
40 sure and certain article Serchils nd lsves. Any
one suffering ffom the chills wuld conss their own
interest by sending 10 adrue sDrc ard buying boz
,le 10 pleasant totake, compared with oshers, aad
will be certain to cure all easeaof Fever and Asue o.
ChiIs end Fever. Send for ITO the proprietors.
HURLEY. lUDDLE 4 CO..
Louisville, Ky.
For sale by the Wholesale dtgeists Of Louisville,
Cincinnati. Memphis, Sc. Loud New orleans. &c.
Every druggist and country merchant shoald havs
it in store especially in districts subject to cAs md
fever or ague and fever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

nDovonpOrt Market RepQre.
OWNS - sEa DAvsxpUas DssocaAs.
October 81. Ice.
Fro66-SsAsu.- Nr
u. Hs1ail bslk Gloss. US
- eeeks, pspsr, ol0.s0
!" Dbl. oll 10.
Co.'s lfsAI.-No. 1. per 6ushel, .S7J<cts
WnsAs-Rsseipss very large. NJ. /, new
:s::lr. 'i-'' = ''.ls'' ~ ; = a'ss
Uom.-sOe. -
! UAaaas.-SsNeOe. ff3ws
resAspss- holasals seoso. retail 81.
OuDONo.- secs. Hs4ss
Asrts.-is0ei.sS
DUss1a -ooe.
Eoss.-11Ol71<s.
9e..-lss 8 49,; re = isvss vsrd..
.gOnooaoo 0npooons
nsas.s. ,G s,sas' % ssi,, g: !.
- esse nesee. - ps1sss - e6sai1 8 sis1e
Ws:ss1sss ys.as1 - ~A..s !. =. -, ,~,...
- = {eear1ays ecglsg 1e6rss ne
x: ces'se; g l0sos ~ No epnss . 49,,
~ Y v,sy nssssor; u . IN 0sssts. ssS 4 -
- IN Nssshwss.ssn and North ga kcrses m
1870 $3.50 tsehes sulss, bus steady d a. 0o2a ~
Is - ssS1 s - = essskOlss sef No spriss n
,Cusa-le ssoa demand. ~ ~ shipprrs and ,,.e-
~ ~ ~ 49,, - rssen hsve sdvanscd s6xEs ; bushst
- closing Agases a yessosdsy
sood inquiry fss csts and ~ note On
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liH7-i H-a@--i7- $780,
M UA1CAL.
NEW music ROOMS.

NEW MUSIC XO1DN1Ue
NJ IL. j. ZlM M Z = M A N.
49, WELL KNOWN. ~ 4
Practical instruments Maker,
LAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OvEa
IL No. LIZ CLAiRG Row, where he iatcnds
keeping stock Of
PIANOS, ORGANS. MEIODRONH, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Sheet Music, Music Books, &C. Persons wish
ing 10 purchase instruments will do well 70 call
on him lie has on hand . large stock Of Pianos
which he will sell = go 70 e7t leaa shGo 1nanu-
facturers' prices. II the Instruments do not
give full Satisfaction the money viii b refunded
Mr.. Zimmerman keeis I'll inssruments purchas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
NEAL ESTATE.
NJ y. JOHN OCHs 4 SON.
AGanss 20 M
TINE slle Or REAL ES.ltE ac

HAVE ON HAND FOR SALE a GOOD 1nPRUvED
lRm u ~ acfee. within ~ miles 81 the city.
a gUod improved farm Of Lon acres with splendid
stchard. containing 10 apple trees. within nine aud
. half ml1es Of Davenport.
- sod improved fafn Of . acres. within ni90 q
0ovenpogt.
Two eood impecvsd tArns, 100 acres each, within
~ 0ile0 u Davenport.
Two eOod iDpf0v~d farms, 100 ac1c1 each, within
4 eooi iaproved issn Of ~ scsss, with nilss d
Dsvs1pers. l.
- cold % vgsy fsasOeable terms.
fesDoae wishing y buy OF sel land win do well 70
eall ~ - at our oce, Dsady st eoaf ID, rvef VII
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

BUFFALO,, Oct. 96.-Wm. A. Shayer was
yesterday convicted of attempt to burn the
Arcade IN the city. Slayer kept billiard
saloon In the building. Was sentenced this
p. y. 70 nve yean bard labor in the State
Prison.
Snow and rain here this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

two palc pamphlet sent in a sealed envelope, free 10
any addreDe.
Price se per bottle. or three bottles for g. Sold by
oil druggiss will he sent by express any por-
ton 81 the world. ON receipt If price, by the sole pro-
prictur, DR.. W. X. MERWIN, 81 Walker ST. N T.
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

The great Blood Purifier, o. Spring and Summer
Medicine. stands unryalcd. removes al Impurities
from the blood and gives health nd strength 70 IL
system. HI RILEY. PUDDLE 4 CO.,
pronrSe,oru louisvilp ".
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eT. ly0Un0 0DAnN En1RVATOuI
CHAR0ES FOR STORAGE, &C.
Inspection. ....................1-3 0e i boseel
trimming ssssessss..H e x U01uSl
Storage 1kc y busosl foe 10 dayo, M
Nc y bushei for every subsequent 10 days, q
frscsionsi part thereof
sncklng, il se.eA-wheas, Bye and Bar
ley. Ike y bushel; Con. IL do; Oats, ~ d
same II tied. Nc do.
Obrmymge TO Steanep. 10 secks-Oats
lie y bushei. Wheat, Corn and RYE. 1<e do
Barley lAc do. To Within Dioits bounded north
by North 4 arket street, wess BY fifteeusf street
south By Choutesv Avenue, 10 bulk OF IN ssck
lkc = bushel; beyond above limits - do. II
las, 81 Louis depots. r. vl00 ne.
All ORA, age from the El.vsaOr conteolled b
the Company. BY order Of the Roard,
Apra5-dlv JOIN P. SMITH. See'y.
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- 70 BRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
ond Keeps ooaseausly % hand end mckee
70 cider.
6eoss', Moyos aaA C0llaeen-o
CLOTHING fths bsss material ed 10 manner
thaa canaot fnil - eve sallefhetioa. liberal
poerosage rsPsssfklIv sslicsssd. faySl-diy
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HuRlevS P0pULlR WORM CANDY

as this II really rpecihc u WOFne and tho boot
and most palaable form 10 give children ID not
surprising thst II is fast taking pace Of oil other pr
partitions for Worms-it being tasleless. any eAild
will take II. auy2SdAw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

Strength to the Week.
YOUTH To THE AGED !
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=. -. R0C11ARmNON N. NJ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i with Dr.. baker, under the Dasesport Ne
sional bank. corner Of I'd esd DseAy atreets.
Rsvnasxcas-Joha n. Adler. \. D., J. ". q.
Baker, Nd aRle-sf
= -
0&v&0ANCE = WOOD.
0eo10ene nDe0o1aee.
nFf1CE On l3sady street, between Third ga
~ Fourth. jaaldtl
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A rTORNHY I COUNSELOR At LAW
IA and War Clam Agent. OGee Davsapost's
Block, I'd Floor. cot. Main ~ 0sccnd streets
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LOCAL COMMERCIAL NEWS.

The new steamship liar sailed promptly, rs advertised, on
Saturday last, taking between thirty and forty passengers and
some four hundred tons Of freight. This, considering the IN
favorable weather preceding her departure, was more than was
expected Advices received by the last mail state that a Sec
ond steamer is being got ready at San Francisco, and will be
shortly dispatched FOR this port.
The SmyratOfs sails at y O'Clock to-day, and takes a full
cargo % mOlasses and sugar, and a fair list OF passengers. Her
cargo and passengers viii be found below. She will be followed
by the OnWaTd, which is advertised for the 2ith.
ThS bark Ethan alien arrived on Sunday last, having made
a fine passage Of l20 days from Boston, via the Marquesas. She
condition IL our Boston packets could comprise only such fast
vessels as the CsyiOH and the one now in port, less freight
would be ordered by our merchants via san francisco and more
Come direct. The Ethan Allen was formerly in the L. :.
Government blockade service, and captured two or three block
Gde runners. She will probably sail for san Francisco in all
next week.
The bark ORtarG brings a full cargo Of California produce
and Eastern merchandise received by steamer and by ships via
Cape Horn.
The Bremen bark Li6eHe is taking on board freight for
Hongkong.
The brig THHaHU, Capt. Hoger, arrived yesterday, fifty days
from Annoy, China, bringing forty coolies. 1t is doubtful
whether her general cargo will be entered here.
At the latest date, Jan 10 gold was quoted in New York, as
steady at I3s. The general belief is that the premium will now
steadily decline
Sperm oil. in New York Dec. so, was quoted at 81 so, and
whale oil at 81 CO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

Ee~ Our readers will peruse the new advertise
mcn;s which appear to-day. for when a thing Is
wanted it Is always better to so where the best can
be found. and only those who have the best can
afford to advertise. Probably our merchants were
never better supplied with choice, desirable goods
than now. and never was there Il more active de-
mand for them. especially from the other islands
Ar eccentric editor gives the following Descriptions OF the effect
n an advertisement The first time a man sees an ADVERTISEMENT
he takes no notice Of it the second time he looks at the name
the third time he looks II the price the fourth time ne realS
+ The INN time lie speaks Of it To his wife the sixth time he
buys.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-02-17

SJIcDE-Wc regret To have to record the death
by suicide uf Robert Crichton Cochran. nephew OF
the late L. c. WyIlic. which occurred nj Hanalei.
Kauai, on Wednesday. February 4. BY the Will OF
his late uncle. he was left sole heir of his property.
which consisted IF the priuccville Plantation and
some real estate in this city. The TrinceVilie
property was considerably cncumbcrrd. and It
i said tho young man became much dIshearIeh-
ed at the doubtful prospect before him, and eN-
pressed a wish ia return 10 Chicago. where his
parents reside. Whatever may have been the i'm
mediate causes OF the rash act. he was found on
Sabbath night. Feb. i. with this throat cut severely
with q razor. The wiud-pipe having been completely
severed. D:. Smith Of Koloa was sent for. and ut
once rode over TO Hanalei. while the schooner
Prince was also dispatched to Honolulu for 4 sur
gcon. DR.. L. McKibben. Jr.. went down immedi-
utely. but before he arrived the young man was
dead. He was buried on Sunday the 1Ith ut
Hanalei.
1t Is certainly = sad termination of Mr.. Wyllie's
cherished hopes. and shows how uncertain are
all earthly plans. Mr.. Cochran had. by the will.
been required to take the name of Wyllie, as a
condition of becoming the heir. But even this pro-
vision for perpetuating his name has proved of no
avail. and the estate will eventually go TO Mr.. C.'s
heirs. though it Will of course remain in charge Of
the executors of Mr.. Wyllie till all encumbrances
on it are settled. The plantation is one of the
largest and most extensively furnished with ma
chiuerv of any on these islands, and when relieved
of debt will doubtless prove one of the most pro-
g-l r
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS

FE0N Say FRANCISCO, per Onward. Feb. I5th.-I.5S2 pkgs
100 bars pig iron, 5000 FEET -oarIs, . coils rope.
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experiences % England. our most fortunate rival, and aiop;
steam, wherever practicable. instead Of sails. From the vast
increase IN freight and the desired rapidly q movement, the
carrying trade has been found quite As profitable by steam, as
il ever hos been by sails; 50 hat Oh all short voyages the former
has the preference.
England, Icy the encouragement she has received from Gov
ernmcnt, has increased her commerce 10 gigantic proportions
with al those countries with which she has steam cCmmunica-
ZION. M ha>. WITHIN a ie" years dpChiei. aui 10 some cases,
quadrupei, her trade with the United States. Brazil AMI the
West Indies, and II only remains for u. ia Ike manner, TO
recognize the Claims and appreciate the benefits Il . growing
commerce 20 gain the maritime supremacy on every srs. Every
thing but what must proceed from ourselves, Is p~roydei-ume.
means, opportunity and incentive. The grettac,iyity Of steam
Is IS rife for an ourbarst of creative force TO build over and
above the ruins of our wasted commercial marine q, fleet of
steamers that shall vie with that q any other nation. We look,
therefore. for a wonderful impulse in every department - bust
uess-an impulse which, founded On sure grounds, guarded by
yehenienty forward every undertaking that Is profitable and
advantageous.
During the Period q rebellion, . large feet Of steamers was
LHlt "lih special reference 70 the government transport service.
When that occupation ceased. these vessels were, Tor the most
IATL- transferred 70 the peaceful pursuits Of commerce, and they
.''"' = Huc!=u- AROUND winch may BE- Constructed, within a rea-
-'uahi- time. the fine I merchant marine tie world has ever
seen. The energy thai built the ships that were destroyed by
the pirates. or forced to seek refuge under the folds Of foreign
hsg-, IS still ours; capital : awaiting profitable ilye.tm-ut;
labor and material are at hand, and. in short, the opportunities
are abundant, on all sides, for an active revival o. our maritime
comunace.
In due time the activity spoken Of in the Eas: will impart an
impetus 10 commerce On the Pacific. Indeed. three steamers,
yell adapted to the trade Of this coast have already arrived
here from the East. and there are others expected. One Of
these-the AjaT-sails on Saturday next as the pioneer Of a
NE q steamers 70 Honolulu. We also hear Of new steamship
projects both up ana down the coast. which. when fully matured
and carried into execution cannot fail to have an important
pr"achSs- too. for the California and China steam line 70 20 into
operation, when We may expect u see new commerce eulargIug
CISCO 20 Emma, Japan, the Hawaiian Islands, etc. Our port y
Tie natural one OF the Eastern Pacific, and its great advantages
are Increased by q population possessing unsurpassed Industrial
ACTIVITY and commercial aptitude. After the Inauguration Of
the enterprises TO which we have .hus incidentally alluded, it
viii only remain to have the Pacific Railroad hurried TO an
early completion, TO make San Francisco the second city in the
L mon IN point OF commercial nrgatu H.
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PASS ENGERS.

FOR SAS FEASrsCo-Per Ajax, Feb IO,h-Nrs 3 BurIitt
Nr aRd Mrs II A 7 Garter. Capt Moore. wife AMI . children
Ir AMI Mr. u q Horh- Mrs W " : Syuse and 1 chd1Ien. Mrs
A Ressu. " A Gilman. Capt J Il Spencer, Or SPi-r. Mrs GRAY.
J W Griffin, Chas EroweI- II. Rcyman. 4 Nuid. L. Leland.
Jos FarxeU. Miss VI y Audubon. J W AIs1p. Jr. Mrs II T
Whitney. J Z Kim. z e Fitch, J Jones, Miss Hatty Lovc-32.
FsOx SsS FElSCIsCO-per Onward, Feb 15th-C II Nor
rlsou. Nrs ~ Lfyemore and servant. Mr. and Mrs J & williams
AMI daughter. Mrs Antoine Florence AMI child, Miss T Hayerly.
Miss Mary Gralcnce. W u Moursc. Capt \ Williams. Capt +
Brfghtuen. W 3 Gould. Y + Evans, Henry Smith. : French. +
Kulins. II " Lowe AMI wife, r SmHL, ! silvia, G SyIviE-2i.
EOR BAKEE's IsLASD-per HOku!oa, Feb. li:h-Mr- Ran;er.
FROM BosroS-per Ethan Alien, Feb. 11th.-Henry Allen.
Fox say ERAScIsc per SmyruiOte, FEB. I7th--SH Dowsett,
Al Porter. III Fischer, G. SegeISen. " Young, J Brokenman, J
Myers, W sIcInrosh, VIM Grieve, Chss NTanyari, ii Fiicken-
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.


Feb l0-Schr Alberni. Clark, from HfO.
1O-Schr MaEuokavai, Marchant, from Hama.
liam bark Ethan Allen, 100 days from Boston with
mdse TO e. Brewer X Co.
11-Schr IA Moi, Wilbur, from Kahului.
I2-Schr Moi Wahiue. Meuish. from Lhue.
13-Schr Martha. Howard, from HuO.
li-Schr Active, Quincy. from Llhaiua.
E-Schr Nettie Merrill. Fountain from Laiaina.
Ii-Schr Mary Ellen. West, from kahului.
H-Schr Moi Keiki, Napela. from KahuIui.
l5-Am bark Onward, Hampstead. p days from San
Francisco with mdse to Walker, Allen * Co.
l5-Schr Onward, Lambert, from Kawaihae.
i5-Bremen bark Libele, Tobias, l20 days from San
Francisco
16-Schr Prince, Hatfield, from Haualei.
l6-Hag'n brig Nuuanu, so days from Annoy, China,
consigned to MeIchers J. Co.