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TIIE: RICHEST FARMING
LANDS IN THE WORLD.
100000 ACRES FOR SALE
To Actual Settlers.
NEOSHO VALLEY, KANSAS
Union Pacific Railroad Co., Southern Branch.


The Lands now offered by this companv are
within twenty miles each side the road
hundred and seventy miles along the NEOSHO VAIL
West. ''' Se''emeht III the
Onethrd OF the labor required east IN the cp,,prc
farms VIII insure here coube the crops For
ards grape culture and small fruits general
BUILDING MATERIAL AND FENCING, or eyere Saaie,,
and In great abundance. Va S'eiJ variety
nc @ MIA yhe large area Of nnoccnped lands in
ed Tor the raising of cattle sheep and horses
DAILY lNGln such country, with ranges for stocr M,
resrct TED and pasture linte, the production OF bntter
cheese must be profitable. W 'u''eF anu
fRt IGROWlNG Is one ofthe Dscalt6s as
ps r %ou mccall AWARDED TO ne state Of Kansas by The
Fimgs thsnJnssed for Stse. Beltag and F7aror', "
THE CLIMATE AND HEALTH OF Kansas are uneor.,a,
These Indeed among It's chief cNcelenccs and ar.
nendatioDs for settlement. ~ " ''N'iA'
PRICES OF LAND.-From 40 Ia g. r.or ocrn. or,dt, 80 .
C0l years time. 1888 1919 % 'ru
IEKMs OF sALE.-Onefenth down al time Of purchas.
no payment the second One.tenth year af.y
completion OF payments, with annual Interest ~ '''
THE HEAD LAND OFFICE l. loc0tad AZ JUNCTION
I'll All purchasers OF lands free tks from hi. pol
are given over the road. ~ ''' fN'''
For further information. address
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CHAMPION CUI!TlvATOR,

Which believed . b The beet IN u.s. took TIE Art pre-
MUM q NE lest etste Fair and although i Z cold With
one he's yotb6oa 1oear0od. F.|
peepSss = ca g S sSeve ccods lOr sssh q o. Nine
- e.. g t:s,ss pdss~ 4Ss lsSis Sss.pssssy
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And a Az other times AT the Dpcnsary Diseases of the
Eye and Ear, ~ Madison Street iani,.a
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OUR STOCK OF PATTERNS
IS VERY LARGE.

facilities for casting and finishing have superior
Chicago. We invite the attention Mill Wrghts
extensive stock OF Patterns for Mil Gearing DC We are
ready
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REPAIRING

In line, OF kind az reasonable rates have the
patterns for almost all kinds of machinery that has been in
in this section of country for the last twenty-five years
We have Tor sale several new
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c CosIMERcIAL.


FRIDAY, EoYEMBER 25, 1870
There has not been much business done in Honolulu since
our last The arrival Of the CITY Of Melbourne, on the 24th,
rom sydney and Auckland, and the Moses Taylor from San
Francisco this morning, has impaired a Iyile life TO our usually
quiet routine. The most importanf news, commercially speak
ing, Is the nm sugar market in the Colonies Influenced by
low stocks, and a poor crop in Maurtus-EhHst il is reported
from Cuba that The crop there will be much reduced by storms
and the Instruction Very satisfactory account sales have
arrived from the Colonies Of sugars shipped that way, and the
city Of Melbourne leaves tomorrow with a full cargo, Princi-
paIy for Auckland. A lot Of salmon also goes 10 Sydney. The
Moses Taylor leaves for San Francisco on Monday the 2sth
instant.
Reports Of the intentions Of Dir. Webb with regard to the
Australian steam line coaIpus to arrive, although what has
been actually done proves To be much less than what has here
tohore been reported In fact the position Of affairs continues
70 be precisely what we some weeks ago reported, that il was
a scheme in pEorsss Of being worked up but since that date no
progress appears to have been made We wish MIR Hall
would make his arrangements at once to put on a little larger
boats. take mors cargo, take good care Of IT, and keep this his
terminus, remaining here from % To IS hours, and all the prin-
eipal shippers here, as well rs His MaIesiy's Government,
would, We believe, desire no change from present arrange
ments- This CoJTtry i certainly INDEBTED To Mr. Han for
having, without waiting 20. receive our subsidies, but trusting
20 receive them, put his best steamers on the line that were to
be found in the Pacific, and openef up to Us the valuable mar
kets Of the Australian Colonies ami New Zealand.
The regularity with which the City Of Melbourne and
HoHsa Bongq, make this very long ocean stretch to Wind
ward is the snbiecs Of general remark We question IL there
are two other steamers now in the Pacific that would do better.
We AIRY say TO ocr planters, that all our Information from
Australia gOes to show that " grain" and " sparkle" is Of more
importance than color in the class Of sugars that go that way,
and there is no question that we make, as a general rule a very
indifferent article Of moasses sugar in respect OF q" grain and
= sParEi-"
The following Is a comparative statement OF the reported
catch Of the whaling feet at Honolulu for the fall seasons Of
1863 and IsTO=
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MEMORANDA.

II TbeE P Cos steamship Moses Taylor, r s Floyd.
Commander. sailed from San Francisco Nov 18th at II A NJ,
and arrived at Honolulu Nov 25th at 8 A NJ. Fine weather.
= REPoEr OF Bank BESJ- CoxuiNGE+saned from Honolulu
for Arctic April 4th, 1870, and had a rough passage after
leaving the latitude OF the trade winds Had one heavy gale
in latitude 80 O0 north, longitude rs 900 east. Passed
Copper Island, May LIST, and made the ice of Cape NavaTin,
May TN seen snumber OF whales or Cape Nsyarip in the
ice, byas got none Entered The ARCTIC, July sthj see first
Whales August s0ta. and took the FIRST one August 2lst, of
Point Harrow , and the last one October I'd, in latitude al 21'
north. longitude lT2c co. wesa-tIiueen in all Passed Cape
East, October 10th, and The Fox Islands, October e6th had
the Kinds light from the south and southwest o iAhtnie
o5c oy and Ion-ftpSe 150e 30 = then took the trades and
,rrfvrd In non. November 32Gs with I,0s0 barrels of on and
"a 200 mounds Of bone. fScfnber 23d. iAendka, q 1aiTesot uc
sandwich Islands. died and was buried al sea
Y1nrs truIv. CHARLES IIALsEs.
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PASSENGERS.

FoR SAW FnAxcIsCo-Pn D c Murray, Nov 1o:-Mrs \
T Bennett, Mrs II CornweIL. Miss Bella COrnwen, Mr. and Mrs
A Haven, CHI Smith, Antoine Sylvia, g Christensen, IL
BHeeld, Peter Sales.
For PIT GAMBLE w T-Per Camden Nov. 23-J II M'Grath
and wife.
FRoM PErRoPArLsRI-Per Kona Packet Nov. 21st-SamL
W Villains. .. A
r. X Johnson, G A Croker, n A B1une, Victor Royal, Mr.
FRov sYDNET-Per City OF Melbourne, Nov. 2ltlI-Mr and
Mrs Brunton, Mr Ciareinoat. Miss Rose Evans, Mr J CTuik-
shank. Mr. L Henderson, 7 CoyIe, w Nichols, F MlleT-9.
In trGHsitH for San FranciscO-Major Baker, Gen Chute,
Lady Chute, Capt ATix, MIR VIM James, J Wheeler, Il Hall,
w VI G. Pitt, De Bwigh Purse, II Newton, MIR Collie, F Han
kinsnn, Mr. and Mrs Cook. Mr. Kaye, X Mitchell. C II Richard
son. Mrs & Mckenzie, w G Mitchell, III Il Mauve, Thos
Cook. Miss COlIins-2--
From SAN FRANCIsco-Per Moses Taylor, Nov 25-Judge
+. n Alien. & q Wilder. II Whitman. j B Atherton, wife and
nurse. ii Greenhouse and wife, ; w Wilcox, Mrs Ramirez,
John Thomas aterhouse and wife, Miss Mary WaterhOuse,
" WaterhOuse, ii " Haskell, Mrs A Stodiard, l. Becker, ID
G Humphreys, ID Hatfield, G -IleIman, TheO III Davies and
wife! Col r s Pratt, VI ID FairWeather, G 8 Spaldmg. and wife,
Col Il : SpaIding, T. dublin DIR Nichols, 1t J e Smaller, U >
NJ LIB Collins, y A Sands, J II Jordan. 4 L Mathews, r. v
Husband and wife, G Fisher. Ia ThOmen, and so Others-SS.
In frgnsitu for AusfrGiiG.-Rev Bishop Croke, Rev Gale
CHER. Rev DR. O'COnner, w Russell, J Russell, Capt Blunt, J
r Butler. VIM Barker, Miss A Barker, JnO Campbell, Sr, JnO
Campbell. JE, Donald Ross, A Duncan, A l. McGregor. DR.
Lambert Mars. Thos ; Sweet, I II Lusk. James Brook, VIM
Hitchcock. J r MOTgan.G Wenzel, J + Freddy, Thomas A
Howard and wife, Nrs Ann Howard, } Grub, Mail Agent, and
IS others-61 total, 149.
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Fall Fleet.
PORT OF HoMoLULU. HI.

It-a- ar ARRIVALS. ur-
Nov. Is-schr Fairy Queen, Kaaiua, from Kauai.
9O-Am VII ship Europa, ThOs Melen, I'm Arctic, $50
VIII and walrus, II ,OOc bone, SOC ivory.
q 9-Am VIII ship Comedies Rowland. b T Holman, I'm Arc
tic 1850 VIII and Walrus, $1,000 hone, 500 ivory.
90-Am VIII bk Active, 5 NJ Backmer, from Arctic,
1850 VIII and wahus, 5000 bone, 500 ivory.
2O-Ba VII bk Count Bismarck. E DaIlman, FIN Arc
-a. . tic, LOO VII aud walrus, $4,000 hone, 2, 900 ivory.
20-Haw schr KOna Packet, J A King, from Petro-
paulski, Gender to bk Paiea)
On 2O-Schr Prince, MaTchant, from Hawaii. ftt
2O-schr Kinau, Waha, from Maui.
eO-Schr ManEokawai, keaupuni, from Maui.
-r CLAM WI bk Minerva, III Allen, from Arctic, goo VIII
- and warGs, 1900 bone, l,5O0 ivory.
21-Am gh bk Ben Cummings, Chas Halsey, from Arc
. q & q dc, 1850 VII, 1900 bone, 50Osiyory. FsahE
2I-Haw VII brig KOhOla, Alex Amy, from Arctic, $50
80 Pam VII 5k Navy, G F BouIdry, from Arctic, 700
VII, 10000 bone, 800 ivory. & -
pam VII hk Eusenia, ID B Aye, from Arctic, 400 WI,
5000 bone. --h-N
23-Am VII ship DAHL Webster, G F Marvin. from Arc
tic, 200 VIII and galrgs, 1900 bone, Loo ivory.
2-Hawb brig Kamehameha Y, G ID Hickman, % days
frOu Houiands Island
24-Brt stmr City Of Melbourne, ii Granger, II days
from Auckland, n L.
24-Sehr Mary, Makahi, from Kauai.
2t-Schr Mary Ellen. Davis. from Maui o. n
24-Am Eh bk Mary. G A Smith. from Arctic, Is SPIN,
$50 VII, 10000 bone, 200 ivory.
2S-An briEantine North Star, ID 5 Hatch, 81 days from
New Castle. " ; w.
25-Am stmr Moses Taylor, r s Floyd, o. days from
a San Francisco.
a5-Schr WarSiek, John Bull, from Molokai-
2S-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, from Mani
f25-SnAr Kla1ez- Harrison, from Eawaii aod Maui
25-Schr Annie, English, from Hawaii.
26-Schr Waiota, Dud0it, from MoIokai.
-sEed2S-seAr o~Ana, MakanaheIeheie, from Maui
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IMPORTS.

FRoM SYDNEY-Per City of Melbourne, Nov. Path 81 case
bird skins TO J ID Mills 90 esks beer, 10 cs beer, 150 ibis
cement. 80 csks butter, 2 cs books, 1 csk books, l case cheese,
5 cs fruits, i case muscaiel, 2 cs wine 4 case drapery, l pkg
cranberries, 1 case samples TO w l. Green; 1 case plants TO
Mr. Brash 1 case draPery, , qEcsk brandy, 2 or csk wine, 10
c. brandy TO A ; Cleghorn i bx seeds TO q Derby (; j case
effects to r Milne 1 case plants and l pkg TO @ Brewer x Co;
10 pkgs mdse 10 w Shaw Z kgs butter to T e Heuck 20
coils rUpe, l bx specie to ii Hackfeld q Co; / case plants TO
ii DimOnd SO coils rope, 90 cs brandy, 30 cs wine TO order.
In transitu for San Francisco, 10 pkgs HIdse. a ?
FROM SAN FRANcIsco-Per Moses Taylor, Nov. 25-1,743
qLand 125' hf sks flour, 800 SKIS potatoes, 154do oats, 80 do
wheat. 45 do bran, 2TS pkgs cordage, 81 cs bots and shoes,
so do tea, Al pkgs fruit, 25 do pickles, 125 do ground barley, IS
do furniture, 81 casks and 124 cs bread, IS pkgs nails, 81 do
~saddIery, $50 do hardware, % cs onions, 2 do turuips, % pkgs
hams, Z cs lard, SO kegs butter, I cs cheese, % bbls salmon, SO
pkgs liquors, 81 do groceries, ST4 do general mdse-
From NEW CASTLE, Ms. W-Per North Star, Nov. 25th
Coal, 52
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ahmed and a surrender must take placeIeoiIiy
and deliberately booming men to destruction y
the thousand for no other purpose but 10 saw nH
own reputation, and cover up the TeacherS = hos
he he'd meditated. This is a new crime Which naH
been committed in the world-a treason Within q
treason-that is to say, a treason to MS County
and a treason to the men over whom he Dad Deen
placed as commander. Forty thouSanu n na;cbt
he enabled to hold his head erect among MS lei,
lows for the few years now remaining 10 pi
Nor was he without fitting
r. Rnnf who Numbered the nation-giorlous
triunvirate of supreme scoundrelism-Bazaine'
Canrobert and lie BRuf.
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DEPARTURES.

Nov. 1a-Nm bk ID G Murray, Bennett, for Gan Francisco.
Alan VIII ship Onward, PulyeT, 70 cruise and New
Bedford.
2I-Sehr waioia. Dudon, 6f MoIokAi.
9I-Schr NettEe Merrill, Crane. for Mani
2l-Stmr KHanea- Harrison. for Maui and Hawaii.
Pam VII bk Aurora Barnes, TO cruise and New Bed
ford.
2a-Schr Ea Moi, Powers, for Nsui---r q 8
22-Schr Hattie, Howard. for EaHsi-
22-Schr Pauahi, Baitaster, for Hawaii.
2s-Schr Kate Lee. West for Hawaii. ~
a2-Schr Sanuokawai keslpuni, for Kauai
1t-Sehr Kinau, Wshda. for Maui.
"a sLSehr Active, Nfka, for Hawas:-
~ 54-Srar Prince, Msrchsut, for Hawaii
81 9f-Bfi b.iE ByzznuuIn, Calhoun, for Tahiti
M sl-A1o wIrfk Moanceiha. ihianis- TO cruise. o.
at-km VIII Six Norman, Taber, 20 cruise and New Bed
rF-1a44A forda ~
25-Schr Mary. Makahi. for Hawaii.
25-Sehr Fairy Quern, Kaaina for kauai-
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coNaGNEEs!

. Adams 50 wilder,A } cartErighs Pack Chung, 4 s Cleg-
horn, NJ 3 Grinbaum a. Co, Along d Achuck, Asee & Achung,
NJ Feeny, BOIles az Co, Bishop & Co, c 5 Barlow Fl Black,
c Z Williams, G l. Richards & Co, Castle 81 Cooke, M Rsplee,
e O HprTis, " &C Pafke, O Brewer & co, Dalton 4 Blauveh,
Dillingham; &aCo.D Fcster& 90, DIR IA Beraz, DR. J NJ Whh-
ney, E Everett, EIdress Phoebe, Walker 4 Allen, E G Adderly,
E Hoffschlaeger & Co, F A schaesers& Co, F w Hutchinson,
Fong Chuckee, F II & G Segelken, K p Adams. Frank Brown,
HE McIntYre & Bro. HDimond, VIM Humphreys, Hawaiian
Board OF Health, 8 G Wilder, II NJ Whitney. Z O Han & Son,
Henry May, Lyman Bros, Ira Richardson, ] Bartlett, J T
Watsrhouse, J Nolte q Co, Jno Neil. Kwong Chung, NJ Il
Donuel, VI Benheld, VI Phillips d Co, G Brewer & Co, X Love
x Bros, Sister Bertha, 8tai, Theo II Davies, II Mossman 81
Son. West Maui Sugar Association, VIM Hilebrand, Wells,
Fargo q CO.
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OMHIERCIAL

SAN FRAscIsco, Nov. II.
We clip the EHoxing commercial items frem the s. r.
BaHstiH
Gold Is sill higher. opening this morning at ll2t, ana ctosths
Al liz Sterling, 1O9i01Osf- Legal FEEDERS III "e4A~ "d
IOwer al S9t buying, and So4 selling
Tn. do4eSf exports from Honolulu for the nrst nine months
q, re !. amounted 10 sII2s.44I, or S157, Oh less than Tor
the cO-TesPOuding period IN lSO9-
2O0O lbs sperm, in lots, part for export, at 81 3oNSl -, and
I $50 bbIs NoTth-Tn whale, Al 05c. and 20 DOS hunPO"SA
and South Sea. private ~
-suGAR-Hawaian grocery grades are firm al sUiI1c-i
syKrp-5OOO gals California Extra Heavy Golden at Soc
IN kegs -;.r t,-s.
From a late Valparaiso paper, we End the following Items
PRoFERTY-The assessed value Of property IN san iran,
cisco for 1870. Is Sl02Os7.gSo OF which S1Z,oVO'VVV iS"'
and The balance for personal property TsFE
@The British ship SoTGtG, at this port on the 24th INST
passed the British flying squadron, steering east, on HeptemOef
IIth, at noon -
sThe French war steamer LGmotte PIqHef, saued on
Thursday. 4fter having taken on board the greater Jporuon u
The crew Of the French stOre-shiP EgeTfe she IS suPPosei 10
have gone on a cruise in quest u German Vessels
The following IS. the reported catch Of the whaling heet,
Which had arrived al the port OF san Francisco=
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We take the following items from the Sydney and New Tea
land papers in regard 10 the sugar market: r.
In sugars the market is very Grm. Abduction the entire
cargo. ex Sarah Pile. Fl. M Mauritius, was placed at-for yell
low counters, s3T los low counters, ga l5s to f3S los The
shipment en-. City Of hERkb0HJHe, from Honolnlu, was also
quilted a. E2S for low TatiOns. to esq s. yellow counters -
sUsARs-AH descriptions are scarce, but foreign adyiees do
not authorize any advance in price. A shipment OF Honolulu
brow NJ sugnE, sx Cly IF Mefb0IJne, was readily quifted oy
private sale These sugars appear 70 be well received, and TO
give satisfaction, Refined sugar Is in unusual demand. The
supplies are shorter than We ever remember their being before
These Facts. coupled with the adFicss received from England,
respecting a decrease in the amount OF the exports 10 New
ZeaIand, from June 22d TO July 9th, TO the extent Of 1O4,403t-
suggest the idea thai senOus Inconvenience may Inexperienced,
unless stocks are Teplenished at an early date.
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The. problem has been solved, aRd Metz has
capitulated. Bazaine has surrendered no less than
l50, 600 men, after many Intellectual sorties, where
nothing but losses were sustained If Metz could
not hold out with so large an army of we'll trained
soldiers, what can Paris do? This is one of the
greatest capitulations on record, as Metz was the
strongest fortifeation in Europe. L. is believed
: that this is one of the most reasonable surrenders
ever known. The Ne'cs Of The World draws this
conclusion: g.
What shall be the Judgment of history upon the
General who used mp 10000 men in sorties which
he had determined beforehand should not be sue
cessful-orderi ing out day after day large bodies
Of men TO certain death, merely for the purpose oil
making it appear that he was discharging his duty
to his country? BazaiHe entered Metz with an
army Of 2lO. 900 men of all arms-horse, foot.
dragons. artillery, initrailleurs. and a heavy army
chest-and remained there for months making u
pretence Of war, until his provisions were con
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.4 EXPORTS.

.HFr EXPORTS.
-FoR SAN PRAScfsco-Per ID. c. Murray, Nov. 19:-
Bananas bnchs 100 Hides pcs ........... 54
CocOanuts .---.--.. 5,I42 Molasses ye...-.<..... 6I7S
COcoanut oil, gals. 1893 Salt tons-..-.-....-.. 1874
Cohee lbs ..-..-..-.. 1855 Whalebone lbs :. 1850
Grass seed bxs...--. Ell
Value domestic Pfodnce. 81 Bfysv
Value Foreign Produce $3.50
For TAHITI-Per Byzantium. Nov. 49, 70.
Beef bbis. ...... : 20 Salmon hf bbls. 1880. 10
Lumber Il --.---..--.-llO 6oV sheep 164
Rice lbs .-............. 1000 Tea chests.......... 10
Salmon bbIs.-.-....--- Isl Hay and stores .-......
- Vafue Domestic Produce .=..--..-. $890.60-
Value Foreign Produce
FoR NEw BEDFoRD-Per Onward, Nov. 19.--
Ivory lbs .....-...... 1000 Whalebone lbs....... 10000
Oil (wh & walrus) gals 520o0tAnd stores.-.A--.-..a
Value Foreign Produce so ~
For New BEDFoRD-Pert Aurora, Nov. 81 -
Oh Cpm) gals 1890 1915 And tores.--..--
Oil (whO gals .---.- 1852 Nt4TtL. lLEfNt
Value Foreign Observation-Disclosures
a PoR PoRr GAMBLs, w.TASperCamden Nov. 25:-
Value-Domesiic Produce IL.
+ FoR NEW BEDFoRD-PeT Norman. Nov oath e
Oil, (whaIe) gslIs....-- 51.381 Whale bone, fbs.---.. 1,500
? Value-Foregn %
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u. :. SIoop-oEwar ST Marys. Harris
Haw'n brig Kamehameha v. Hickman ..
Am brig'n North Star, Hatch.
Am steamer Moses Taylor, Floyd, discharging. +".LE
British steamer City Of Melbourne, Granger.
Am ship Ceylon, Woods, dischaTging.. ~
Am bk Bhering, Burr.
Brit bk CastlehOW, Campbell dischargng. % f.ta 1B
n. G.. Ship Otto a. Antnnie, A. c. SimOnsen.
Haw ship Iolani. Ropes, for New Bedford.
Haw bark X C. Wyhe, Haltermann, up for Hamburg.
Am bark Ethan Allen, Snow, for New Bedford. HE".f
North German bark Courier. SeA. q s.r -.re4sa-.
North German bark Fidehtas.
North German ketch MOeye- .H E-F "A" 1900 Il L-tT
Brit. bark Anna. Thompson, for Sydney via Livuka, Fiji IL.
Am barkentine Jane A. FalkinbuTg, Cathcart, up for Portland
An Barkentine Grace Roberts, Kuacke, discharging.
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Rates of Postage.

ISTERIsLASD IETTERs-2 cents each half OF. prepaid.
UNITED SrATEs-6 cents Hawaiian prepaid, each half o.,
ESGLAND-6 cents Hawaiian and 8 cents American prepaid
AUsrRALIA-I23 cents Hawaiian, each half or prepaid
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ships Malls.

FoR AusrRALIA-Per City of Melbourne, to-day.
Fop Say FKANcIsCO-Per Moses Taylor, Monday
FoR Uuo q IxrEkMEDIATE PORTs-Per kilauea, Monday
FoR koLoA-per Jennie, Monday.
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Am bk Henry Taber, Packard Am Blk Vineyard, Smith.
BIZ ! ID Thompson. Allen. Blk Hercules, Mckenzie.
Bk WIN Rotch, Whitney. Blk I Dickson, Lewis.
Blk Seneca. Kelly. Sh Roman, Jernrgan.
Bk Midas. Hamin. Sh Janus. Eastwood.
Bk-Alaska, Fkh. Sh Josephine, Cogan.
Bk Acors Barnes, jeffrey. Sh California, Willis.
Bk Sea Breeze. Gray, =. Sh ,Marengo, Little ..r-
Bk Trident, Green. Blk Minerva, Allen.
Bk Iagoda, swift. Blk Ben. Cummings, Halsey
BIZ Helen snow, Campbell Iiaw. br w ii Allen, Vera.
Bk Oliver CrOcker Fisher. Bk Wilhelm j, Mammen.
Bk e. Swift iven. Sh Julian, HepPingstone.
.Bk8JohE Wells, Dean. a. Blk Eagle, Comstock!f
Bk COmcOrdia, Jones. Bg Comet, Warren.
Bk Navy, Bouldry- Bk Arctic, Trip.
Bk Eugenia- Nye. Bk Maunaoa, briggs.
Blk Mary. Smith. Big Onward, Norton.
Sh Europa. Melen. -- Blk Paiea, Newbury. p
Sh Corr IIoYIaRd, Homanl BIC Bismarck, Dallinan
Sh Dan1 Webster, Marvin Brig KohOla, Almy.
Bk Active. Blackmer. u
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IN PORT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-01

A BRILLIANT ADVERTISING DODGE
The proprietar of one of the largest fur
establishments in Cincinnati recently con-
ceived novel method of advertising his
trade. He knew it was the custom of
many restaurant proprietOrs to place out
side their stores huge turtles, to which
were inscribed the words, "This will be
served up in turtle soup and steaks to-mor-
row." Acting on this suggestion, he sewed
man up in the skin of a grizzly bear and
sent the animal out to distribute circulars.
The scheme was success; that is, in the
end. The women, tho children, and the
masculine lords of creation, all fled from
the beast as he quietly perambulated the
streets handing out bills the CANNES bark
ed a milk cart came to grief in the gutter,
and sInall-errand boys fled in utter dismay.
The result was finally that the "bear"
was arrested by blue-coat and marched
triumphantly to the Mayor-hundreds of
citizens, male and female, bravely following
after. The papers of the following day,
of course, contained an account of the I'M
accountable and unbearable conduct of the
bear, and the enterprising dealer in skins
thus obtained a liberal and gratuitous ad-
vertisement.