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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14
THOMAS R. AGXEw,
ESTABLISHED 1855,


COFFEEs reen, roasted and ground pl grades 10 suit
the palate and the pocket Of the mon l5c &c., 2c 3Oc,
a5c., 40c. Mocha Soc.
IEAs.sveybody should know who they buy teas Of AZ
All who sell watches watchmakers Mr. Agncw spent
three ycafs In China and exactly what teas and
does not deal 10 goods Of any Kind consequently
every pound o. tea sod Warranted represented the
money rcturned. 1888
M0LAssEs.-Mr. Agnew has his agent IN New Orleans,
nm expert In the business who ships hun the ohocrf OF the
crop. MtN s FWH
RfCE.-Mr. Agnew has house In South Carolina, who
ship him the tCst head rice IN market
FLOUR ia received direct from tho mills. Gepesec Tnd
ana and ~ Louis beat brands IN markets from ~ 70 $40 per
GROCERIES. Everything desired in families, hotels,
tsurants boarding houses amshps and sailing vessels
500 ~ MI Agpew, WHO ~ i've man, working 10 ~ anu ~
hours every day for hc las quarter % century He y
steam coach compared With ,hn old fossinted gruces, who
have been brought W ~ soapa bure or lackcys FOR 9th
ers and now begin 70 Tap THOR WINS when gray headed In
word, ARnew ahead OF trade Dexter u OF the
tborse when rotng. lie Is Tho man for the people
quick m lightning aud punctnh Ns tne Al
THOMAS n. AGNEw,. CORNER aRKENwtCH AND
Murray streets, Now York, seems 10 Ne nonoppglng the
entire grocery and ter trade ~ hn city Ills store crowded
daily Sugaia, all grafea, nt ehnqrS prices Teas ncw
crop fragrant and nne ~ the vuund. package cargo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

-seamshps China, Liverpool; England, do; Alabsma
Mobile and Fernandina; Thames sasnnah; Niagara Nor
folk &c Valley CITY, Alexandria, bark Eba, Havana brig
Harry Aubrey, Barbados.
Wind at sunset w, moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

The Chicago Union Chris, ian Convention adjourned
yf%,erday afternoon The sessions were well at
tended and prominent business men aud clergy alike
entered Ia the discussions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

The Niagara CLUB OF this city was formed amer
the disbandment Of the Volunteer Fire Dcuartment.
from the members Of the Niagara Hose Company. No.
2 TO perpetuate the good Fellowship which had been
formed and ctmented by years Of toll in thor labor Of
love- Since the organization OF the club n has been
annual custom TO give hop at which the friends of
the members could meet and mingle and
Chase the golden hours With Tying feet,
AZ parties believing implicitly that there should
No sleep IN morn where youth and beauty meet.
Thus II was that In the natural order OF events
the last evening came around and goodly company
found themselves assembled. under the auspices Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

Sun rises ....... 20 Moon SETS. ...eve SO
Sun SETS. .... 4 sc High water. ..eve 4s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

The CaIeuOnI0m Club BMIs
The New York Caledonian Club which contributes
much to the amusement Of the public by its games
in the summer months win give its twelfth annual
ball this evening at Ferreros Apollo Hall, corner
Of Twenty-eghth street and Broadway. The ar
rangements made for this occasion such as Will
insure most brilliant entertainment The ball Will
doubtless be largely and fashlonably attended.
Balls to Take Places Tonight.
Lindsey Blues-Irvfng Hall.
Company b, Eighth regment-Armory, Centre
street.
New York Caledonian Club-Apollo Hall.
Baxter Hop-Academy OF Music
Gotham Base BAH Club-ThOmps0n's Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14
SHIPPIN G NE W S.

Almanac Tor New York---rhls Day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

CoRNs BUNroNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
diseases Of the feet cured Dr. zACHARIE, $50 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

DoYAL HAVANA LoTTERY.-PRIzEs PAID IN GOLD
IL Information furnished 10 all legaiixed Lotteries
GALLAGHER BRO, $40 Chestnut street, =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24
~cOHMERcIlL ITEMS.

The Chicago cattle yarls have $50 acres aoored with plank.
Their arr pens for 75,O.O cattle, 10000 sheep, $1,000 hogs
The profits of the Atlantic Fishing Company, of Nantucket,
during the season % IsGI- were the poorest then on record.
The season q i-6-, however. was stl kS- profitable by IS $500.
The Nateio ELEVATOR viii have a capacity o. about 100000
bushels. says the RscOrdsr. and VIII take grain from cOasting
vessels a = well a. from the cIr-.
There are eighty -hur vessels on the way from California TO
@srirn ports or % New YorE with whole OF partial carg0es of
wheat. Altogether they carry Z3OO,OOO ccutals, which j.
worth in Cuin StOOOOOO.
Rates % ahur in Victoria, Australia, are M1sous AMI brick
layers, sra day ; carpenters, 81 IS a day farmers, 50 6j a
week and r9tions servant girls, st3O n year and ratious
common aborsr-, ~ % % SI so n day. All labor II over
stocked, and there are many cut of employment 10 - with
difficulty that boys can huI engagements a. apprentices. This
h making u serious Generalization The only cmPloyments
not fully supplied are be teachers, collectors ard Law CLERKS
All cattle and sheep are required by law of Australia To have
thc distinctive marks of the owners. Every mans mark -
entered % record la the register. 80 that the ownership can b.
traced and proved IN The Ease u sheep, a. a protection
against the spread 81 The scab which prevails there, INSPECTORS
have o. certify 30 the health ofevery sheep and To marx "a with
a license brand b-h,rc "a il permitted To 81 At large
ToUSCcu-R sfsrNG ~ CNLfrOUVIN-Reccutty Mr. a.. Miv.
the wel known agent n The California Land Agency. brought
~ this oaisv u stalk - tobacco 10 I'M bnom, rais.i upon the
ranch Of DR.. Frus--. near Los Angels. This - a specimen u
IN" second er'p raised during The year gPou the sam land,
and ~. appearance viii satisfy any person familiar with ths
hranch of agriculture that the frequent reports received 81
heavy trusts ia that vicinity can hardly BE- trae-S. .. ara.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24

writer las n Lazy, lei-urcly. diletautr piece. ola
Noses and Perfumes. 81. \ Plea Tor the Sense Of
Smell In the way Of foreign description. there
IS /" Royal Wedding in Cashmere, anil Home
Life in Paris, and ola practical nature. "a nara
tive, written by a French Engineer, who was en-
plDyed in lsGG, by the Columbian Government 10
explore the route for an inter-Oceanic canal via the
River Atrato. II j. simple, scientific. and accu-
rate, accompanied by "A map. The political
article i 4. The Prime Minister Of England, = 10y
J.. VI. Towlc also, a. every American publication
Of Ircteu-i0n has something 70 say on the financial
question Of America -. How to return 70 Specie
Payment. $50 Den-lOw, a financial writer Of
some note, spcaks Oh the subject in this Magazine.
Ills theory j. that the Government should now
begin redecming its greenbacks, $500, coo. 600 Of
the debit ut thar present. HGrket cGile. i e.. -
cents gold for Sl.O0 IN paper. In other words,
DO what every other business agency does. Kim
balls story - To-day i the leading serial in
Putnam. Prof dc We're, in /" Wonders Of the
Deep says what we have long belieycd.-that
the original mermaid was a seal. Bayard Taylor.
+. G. Stelman, :. :. Conant, all conjoin in giving
a rich collection Of :. Notes on Literature. Art
and Science. ut home and abroad. En- pGssaHf, we
wish the astronomers, seeing that they did not
stop at the hundredth asterDid, would 10y mutual
agreement. hereafter stop with the one hundred
and fltieth. We are tired of that inevitable as
tcroid item. To close, Clarence Cook di~courscs
in 4. Table Talk Of City Social questions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24
Reform. on "a - per Cent. Basis.

Nh. Editor The Director % OF the Government
Pres delighted the people on Wednesday last by the
new system inauguratei in Government matters.
Because the Government have a printing office,
and have 10 employ printers, work shall be done for
- per cent. less. Coed for Us who want TO adver-
tise-bad for you, perhaps. Who cares, You are Of
the people. The Government have n blacksmith
shop on the esplanade and DO ~blacksmithing for
themselves. A the people own that too, our consist
ent Ministry viii doubtless advertise b~lacksmithIng
done - per cent. less than regular rates. Good for
you, if you want a press repaired-bad for Harper,
Thompson and others, perhaps. Who cares
The Government have a Department of Public
Works, directed 10y a very Gin my opinon) able en-
gineer. They have him ON hand, and some ne
chanics, and are bound to run them-so let them
advertise contracts for all kinds Of buildings % per
cent. less than regular rates. Good for those who
want houses built-bad for Torbert and others.
Who cares
The people furnish a Minister of Finance, who has
nothing TO do but run plantations, visit Washington,
practice law, &c. They have him on hand, ~unfortu-
nately bound to keep him. Why not advertise
banking business done, discounts at % per cent. less
than regular rates; legal advice given % per cent.
less, etc; all by a party worth % per cent. less than
"any other man." Bad for Bishop and the law
sNA@f ENAHNl~N 1aN NAt NANS- NANA - SbAN-A
and the Gazette Is its Prophet.
Imagine the British Admiralty Lords advertising
that, having a number of men-of-war on hand with
not much to do, they would carry freight round the
world % per cent. under current rates; or the
United States Naval Secretary, when the war was
over. running ferry-boats and passenger-steamers,
which he had on hand by scores. Perhaps there
would not have been a Physical Demonstration"
Since this Government, which claims a proud posi-
ton among recognized nations, has taken to rat
ting" Jet US advertise for them, ut % per cent.
above their rates, that they will do such mechanical
work as people want cheap.
The next time the Minister of Finance visits a yes
sci of war, and is received with the honors due his
exalted rank among nations, he will probably present
his circular of cheap advertising, which will remind
the officers of the story of the South Sea Admiral,
who, it was said, on leaving n man-Ot-war, where he
had been officially received, turned TO the Captain
and said, "a Captain, suppose you have any clothes
you like washee, my wife he do him cheap He
was q % per cent. man. Yours,
MOUSER-WUO CARFS2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24
Nrr. - ana the Labor SH-tem.

We intended to notice several points IN the
communication of Mr.. c, which Will be found
in another column. but JUSTICE" having sent
in 4 second letter, criticizing Mr.. Castles OF last
week. which covers some of the points discussed
in his letter this week, we give place TO our cor
respondent. and reserve our own thoughts Tor
another occasion, merely remarking that we SIN
cerely hope that cur labor system Is not so de
moplized as Mr.. Castle represents 1t. If 1t is
then reform is needed, and the sooner IT comes,
the better for all concerned. We think IT Is not
so bad: but that he has allowed his fears TO warp
his Judgment, and present an unfair statement OF
the case, which viii tend TO create prejudice
against this people abroad, and deter capital
from coming here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24
LocIL TnuMERcIn

The bark D. q. Murray sailed 90 "Wednesday afternoon,
tikilg a fun assorted cargo % domestic produce valued ~
sGs.E11 -.
1he iaaAo tpIiowed on Thursday, taking a stri larger cargo.
consisting ahnost entirely 81 sugar. valued At sG3,596 Is she
Ten a large quantity II sugar which she was unable o. take.
The assigu~ss % the estate 81 a.. ~. Levers give notice u a
Dividend % ten per cent, % b. paid To te creditors on AMI
after me 2Bti inst. Another dividend wall remain 20 b. paid,
~ the estate cannot b. cf-cd until the return q Judge Hart
well, who is expected back newt week.
The bark Lsgal TsHdsS has a cargo g lumber from Hum
botdL-
The Florence, which arrived on The 2Ist, from san Faneis-
80, has a small cargo fr this ptaee. she will take in a supply
81 salt and sail for the Ochotsk soon, eoddshiEg. \ eotempo-
rary publishes the following, which, when corrected. purports
60 be a regulation q thu q. :. Treasury Department.
IF foreign salt i useI without the limits % the United
States fr curing fish Of American catch, the h-h are not there
BY rendered dutlabic, nor - the salt ~ usrl liable o. duty. II
salt purchased aboard flbroaal fr the curing % fish j. not con-
sumet Ia the curing. bat H. brought into an American port. the
salt woutI then Be liable % dEty, but the fish Of American
catch, cured with such foreign salt before importation, are free u
duty
The bark casBrt8gs will be sHe in about a week. and will
he thu first packet Cor San Francisco, o be Guowei by the
CSyrt about ten DAYS later.
Ouratest advice- from san Francisco were U April 81, BIS
the steamer, AZ which date goti was 81 g.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24

We clip the following item from an exchange.
Doctor Thomas Lafon once resided here as a mission
ary Of the American Board, and if we are not mis-
taken. his son, the subject Of the item, was born on
Kauai
SINGULAR HuNtCtDE At NEW NrE. y J.-Ih0mas Lai1u.
j.. -1n of "a prominent physician az \-wsTs. y. J.. and him
LII 70 student Il Otrr.u college. has Just been sentenced Co
ONE wear imrr-uumcut and lined $500 iT q homicide commit
tI under peculiar crrum-tlu,,- lis younger brother one
morning iu December threw some snow uIHu the wagon q
Thomas H.brGE. . butcher IyhrUE swur- a. the boy and
Threatened o. - break his head AMI finally got 81 his wagon
ana commenced o. pound tho boy. ThnmIs lli'u saw the
tsu1ble through "a siui1w AMI ran out u cu.r-, tarsheadei
and H h- slippers Catching zap th. shovel which lis brother
had been using, le began tu-s the handle % IL pretty freely
upon te Ldy Uth, hr.taar- a->tiltt. who rising 10 the third
blow. received 90 ou th. -al- e Ur head, Immediately above
thr ear, 20 the point where the skull IS thinne>t. and fell back
ward -ro,uir-- iehIug lu-i -N iaN- aitrrward, and Lai1n
was arrested, and. after one ~ tie most exciting trials ever
known ZOO New jersey. was convicted OF m1u-Htu-htsr, although
g did upt appear that there wa~ IA slightest malice ia the case
X Mr.. G. W. H1ugh,liIiug has been appointed
on the Executive Commit,ce Of the American Relief
Fund. &. take the place of The late Mr.. J. z. Hughes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24

y correspondent IN the last GG-oYe who signs
himself . . Planter" makes usc Of the following
language
e But there are twoor thrc- other little facts that are worthy of
same paper, signed - Jusdcr." wu~ written by MIR. Castle.
Now. ia View u the fact tLf the oalumure~ condemned by him
neut that " The Correspondent looks at passing events with an
impartial eve giving the Quotation as an Illustration Of the
iniarti.rty. AVID that IN. tor. Of The >-roni article. signed
-Jnsiirg' Is similar, a. respects Nr; Caste, L. thu editorial in
cuu that the signature j. Dot a coincidence AZ al, hut that
q" Correspondence 81 the Her1fd, editorial comments, and
- Iustice' 81. ii not written by the same hand, all cnauate
from the same ~'uTcr-from " there or " thcreabguiS : that,
his aruecs'
IL IS. possibly. :. 4 coincidence that .. Planter
in thc Ga-.tte, and Mr.. Samuel y. Castle in our
issue Of to-day, both take the ground that the
letter to the y. Z. Hrad and the editorial in
our last issue emanate from one person. " Planter
goes farther and says d" that, in fact, the writer
(Ju>TIcE Ply took Mr.. Castles signature after
having seen his article"
We beg leave to say that we do not know who
the correspondent OF the =. +. Herald is, but we
do know that he has no connection with our
paper that the writer of the editorial in last
weeks issue did not write the letter signed = JUS
ticc ID: that Justice Cd is not in our
employ that the writer of the second letter sign
ci . Justice was not aware that any other
writer signing the same signature had written
for our paper; nor did hc know that the first
- Justice" was Mr.. Castle until the GdseNe pub
lishcd the fact. Moreover, the writer Of the edi-
torial and the writer of the letter were both here
when Mr.. Castle was made a Privy Councillor,
and not in the United States as asserted. The
statement that the letter and editorial - cmanated
from the same source and that the : writer took
MIR. Castles signature after having seen his arti-
clc'' is rs devoid of truth a. the generality Of
charges published in the Gasete, against us and
our contributors.
The above statement wei. illustrates how little
- Pecksniif' and some other people know vino
pretend to be very wise and how easy it is for a
writer to make suggestions which have no
whatever.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24

DEtTH OF Hos. JAMES HARFEE--The telegraph
announced the death in March Of this eminent man,
the founder Of the great publishing house Of Harper
= Brothers. and who was for several years Mayor of
New York City. About forty years ago lac went TO
New York, an humble journeyman printer, without
other resources than an honest trad e, where he cstab-
lisheI himself a. a printer, anil afterwards as pub
Usher, taking In as partners. his three brothers, John.
Wesley AMI Fletcher. who with his and their sons,
still preside over and carry on a business involving q
capital Of several millions Of dollars. Twenty-four
years ago, the publisher 81 this paper went TO that
city, seeking employment, and making the acquaint-
auce Of Mr.. James Harper, was taken into the
employment Of the firm, where he remained several
years, becoming initiated into the details Of one Of
the largest as well as the best organized establishments
Of the Kind In America. Our business relations with
this distinguished firm, which have continued for
twenty years have been most pleasant and friendly
anil many a young man has found, aslil we. that his
whole future in life has been shaped Ly the kindly
words anil interest shown in his welfare by the late
jaws H,EFrH. -
We have received a letter AMI advertisement
from Capt. Hart. Of the schooner Eugene. in which
he takes exceptions % the item in our paper regard
ing the make OE the sails Of his schooner. We decline
{, publish them, A. it IS n matter which the Captain
and his mechanic can easily settle between the mselvcs.
II tire Captain persists in publishing the letter, we
would recommend him 70 the Gg=.fis Office. where
IL can be lone for twenty-five Pc rcur. ices thru else
whsrc 10 rhi- city
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24
DEPARTURES.

april ts-Nm bark Ethan Allen. snow. tr San Francisco.
Sam ship Frrr Truic. Burstry. hr Gutno Islands
BAN VII "a , - Thompson. Alien. o. cui-r.
iD-Syhr NctuT Merrill. Cuucy. fr ktuaL
I9--chr Mot Eris. COR Mani.
W-Schr Mary ELLEN. Crane, fr Mani
2D-tm VII b. Emily Morgan, Dexter, % Crui-c.
=u--chr NanuuNtwai. fr Mtut-
2n-Sghr Hattie, Nika. fr KaIal
f9-Schr Mary, hr kauaL
21-Schr Fairy Q1evu. Er kauai.
F2i-Nm barb u g. Murray. Bennett, Er %1u Francisco.
0gt-Srhr Active. Soc NAM
H22-Nm sEmr Idaho. Fbgyd, or san Francisco.
14-Schr kauare. EaIusuer. hr Naua-
@a-Schr Prince, kanahsc, tr Hawaii
@-Schr Eoua Packet. fr Hawaii
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ships Malta.

FoR SsN FRSSct-co-No vessel IN port.
FOa MSrt-Mtary ElIrn, MONDAY 90 Tacsdlys
FoW kNuU Ma Mot, to-day.
foW kSUNt-Per Netths Merrill, Monday.
FoW IIfLO-Per Kats Lee, to-day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24
PORT OF HONOLULU. n. 1.
ARRIVALS

Nprd f5-Schr Prince, kanahctc, firm Hawaii.
tS--rhr Mona Packet, March1at, frum Hawaii
Is--chr Fairy Gturen. feom kaaai.
1l--vhr MARY. from kautL
IB-Schr Wlnuokawal. from Maui
ZO-Srhr Active. tuu1 Hawaii.
g0-tGaw b Ftoryurv. Milton, t9days rn san Francisco
&s--rhr IA Mi. Powers. from MauI-
&9--yhr Isabella. from Noakti
&l--ytr Frncr. ktuahste, ffum sea
23--rhr Marbla. EsrlL. from Hawaii.
@l--chr Nettn- MgrraI Ctunsy. frum Kauai.
&i--chr Nate Lee. Berries. from Hawaii
@I-Syur Luka. from Kauai
Gt--chr Mary, from Kauai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24

The result shows an Increase or This year ~ 100000 n.
~ tr imports tr ths past three muutt4 over 6,1UOOpO H.
Gam D. hand On March from China. the invoice weights q
which have been estimated, in The ab-~1c- - returns az the
Custom H9rs-. Daring the first thr-r months - t-65. our
hrc Imports amounted o. f,70JfO0 -. an q which wa from
China, cScept Esd0pu ls from the Hawaiian Islands
The receipts fom Customs Ia thu Unit1i STATES have grown
- b. enormous. For the Gnt eight months o. the current f.
cal year urpm July tst, fs1-, o. Feb. 18th, fss1 the rsreipt.
from duties at IN Il the collection ports q the United states
were about Ten AMI a hail millions h excess II The eorrr-pand-
ing period 81 1855. For tar ~hat- year ts6s they were sIGl.-
$4,000. The present year, issO, they viii reach si55,OOO,OOO
TO stsO,G0O0O0. Tn interest uPau the gpki-beariug Debt Gr
the year j. s12t255002, 30 there wm b. En A. applicable o..
sinking the Principal Of this d-bt, from s~5L009OO0 90 10000
900, exclusive u TIE surplus gold f,uI previous ycau, not
nlhrraL.. aLI ~ L.uu.nI IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24
CO III RI
APRiL y. 1,6,.

Thr an Fumaseo BuHsna q he thiri e Aprn has the
faHrvring d'tt rrrarsing thu sugar tmde q that r-rt Er the
thrcr months ending the 11-t Il March
Ntthe st-r ~ i7Ss, rvt.n.ive ori,r, Er Sugar were sant
out rnt ths port O. the Hawaiian and Fhglrpfu@ Islands
tlttvia. Peru aui C-utnt America. Nast u fhrcarz14- thsn
"fd-rea have arrived The result has bern o. swell our I'M
t'uH ir w quarter O. an unprecedented amount. Tie tltAf
quantity rcrivei exceeds 100000 ~. OF this am1lrut
tvpl'"p ~ came tgh4nd uu January, GlOUOOU0 Il iu Febrt-
.y ~ suup,nVo - tn March. The quantity received in
YARN ~ h"rn e-ttlHt-lr tr want g returns a the Custom
same quarter Inst vcqr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-04-24

HI Increase tr this year eVrr-is ~OCO.pgD ~. The inn
ports % Eastern Crushed sugar &c the past thrse m1ufl-
amounted Or zoo bbi- again 50 bbis imported during u- nr-t
quaryer q t-G1. Our imports q raw -agar &c tn hrt tire.
inpnths 20 l'G5 amnuated o COP -
We iacHne o. the opini1n that tn hrgs iner.a-s viii be
ouni tsbe No greater than O. ne-ird o, meet the want. q he
inmnense immigration tlatbs anticipated wH take Ptlee this
year towards tn Pacidc. or thtt part q th- Pasde west q
te Rocky Mountains, whish viii naturally D. -uppEet from
san Franrisco. seventeen million. n pnunl. IN three months
appear LsrE-, but che popaLstau o. b. -upplsi will not b. far
from one million.
The same paper gives the 6uavinr data reslrinz rice r.
seiVei daring the same period
The imports q Rice at thi- port since January LIT compare
IA tIIuN4 with Efar vrur.
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Redwood Lumber.

zUSr RECEIVED. PER BARK LEGAL
81 TENDER, q cargo of Redwood Lumber, assorted. For
sale by C6T4 ST. LEVERS " DICKSON.
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About writers for tnc Press.

y correspondent in the last Go-cue who signs
himself - Planter makes usc of the following