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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-24
Seritetgernngen.
IN Dur@
lei s.. @. Sennrtt & Comp.
y6atr OATS" 1S5 Ader,

v6alr Sats," 1875 Ader,
auf 6ffertlidsr Aufti'n.
EfenSfag. ben q. Dtnt 1873. Deorsens 10 u1r,
peroen MIR nm Slate bas ruertbyols 9runoei ltn@
tbuT,, Fair Safs" ndbe Der pariorozRooo uno cine
quite z trsts an OR SaIniltou'Aueuue, cine SsrlGa'
9erung Der WooohuInzApenue, un9efdIr AZ Dtellen
pou oer Staot Baltimore selesen, uno on osn eGroz
iiBen Der %. RobertDiootc, SliiGb {aplor, p. ESeft
uLo Anhtre Gu9Ten3eno.
Gngeidbr tOb gdsr fno in @tas, Der Brett lit nit
QDbitt OatsSdumen bera6ien uno ods Sano sntf
bd t, ipre man perinutbet, nert3uo1es S%iieners..
Der 4ldt 1T in autem Su1Gnoe uno Die Rdbe oel$
ielbea Su her Staot. nit hem Bortbel BON
ihon Jest eroff ret'H uuo GnoereH b~eaht6ti9ten GI=
lea bnlinien perhunocn, init auten Sanotpe9en,
maht ~oenitlben beionbers sur $int5eslun9 IN tlelners
Santfite 9etiguet.
81 it it0n uno iebr bod seIssen unc seuGSrt
cine bsrtIlbs austht Iber Die Staot Sat uno uni@
9egcno.
0le @ebluee finb Elm porSIsfidss sroBes ooppef'
tes WobEbans nit Al !3imncIp, MT mooGraen Der
beiieruneeH, BERGEN uno taltem GBoter, SGes5tmIner
IL |. 10, uno alien notbpenolsen Heben9ebdupen in
completem ~~uffunoe.
Sos Rublifum III eineeGaben. ben Blas gu irseRb
tizer Seit Dor Dem BRrtaufe gu befihttatn. .
Se6ineunsen 1880 baar, Der Ret lam gu 8
Brobrnt, balbiGbrltb aablbGr, Ddbreno Der essens'
Ssit 6es 9enrralsBGie, bss ~ssssnmdtttseH et9entbli'
mers, itebcn bleiFtn.
Nibere AustuHft ertbeiItn Die 50. Geo. Guef
S Scbn, agenteni gr. as, st. 9auIRr.
werner:
So9leid nadl benz Serfaufe oes 9runoet9e1'
thums AM ielben Gage
a. pertbppae wEE3
~ Y~erbt, EM
NeauIeieI. Seerb=. SOpf.
une @rdee 6ornpitb. hagen, &utfdhen. 9ars
rem, Sf.rSs8sfbirr, Sormsetdtbf6 lftea u. l.. h.
un6
Gn1ahnlt = G1prnthp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-24
Qu Serntfefhen.

Der erose saotn sfr. 50, Saitirprtar. nebeu'
On Der SIEce bts n&orreiponoenten, iii pom L. Dl6ri
ar aui turSe ODER lanse 9ett bldg tu pernlttt6sH'
Rau msIoe fd bel j. Raine, nebtnau Dem SGo'n'
(0l-l
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sSurtcr :

BonINT CHoP 1T Oas bette urD bjltafe Rferncs IL.
ocruotGbsNuttcr i'm 0iGrits. IS Uro. aus DemIClbCr
eeiuuotr BelltfotH 9enGdt, aus UCIcCr ros Pearl
Honiny bftcitet rIt uHc q]cruHtri, M iuia AZ era
SalteH. Souteu ef Gutc iutcrbdUclCU HirtuOudt5ia
baoen, 70 ididt uEs AJAX Jto'c Oura DE Ben uro lDtt
perbGn IS met BON fubrlo5a dhliCitrE, IS Bjrb In
&ureln JRterc1e iCiH e6 Al UtriutgH.
baltimore Pearl Hominy CompsnJ,n
tSeptl1. 12D}l HtOr'bz mao BCui0e gHJaag,
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exssa 2pesidl.
~ Gtnker Gertauf bon Sanplaten

ezssa 2pesidl.
- Gruber Gertauf bon Vanplaten
49, in
s q , oen<Silla
auf
6ffentIi6 CT Nuftior,
Sie IRterSe .hRettR rprrbtn burb Gutorttlt oes Sis
eentbamets aus Wcrpolttr auf offen,lihsr Nnttion
am YlaSe, Spunab eus. ben 81. Ntai 1873, Nddls
mittasS A uhr, bic uIbhebencen, lePr empieblen5<
pertbeH U auplase uettGgttn:
Se1arsApeuae.
f3 Yldse, ieosr 20 Gus btelt uno 10 bis 143 6uS
lief.
SiIfsMpeuue.
ne Bldse, isbG Is 6uBibrslt unb 100 bis 1872 ifuS
tiei.
garrpus Woenue.
FL Btdtc, jsber % bis 40 6uB orett unb Ii biz 125
64B til.
3 BIise, ieher . fSuB britt urb 100 Guk tiei.
Stc Smou nr2ate=GIlenbupE," lest i'm Sau bs
o%rifsr, meihe idngs Ger Carroll . Aucnue, on Der
ironte tieies @leerthums aebt, Der tneae Hui.
fnpobs in bieler gtGdbarihait bInHen10 Ilinuten 0gs
oes ron ocr Gburlse fraBen Apenue, Die pobe uno
| fbous SAGE bes SiesntbInls, bon no man bic Stabt,
| Roi unb nmaeeene ~iiberieben tdnu, nlabea es belou'
esrs a~u;irbeno iir Yeriousn, ruelbe einen 9anbIit
fn%iin5ben, ionic aud liir SpefuIatoreu.
Reolraunqen-Siu Sritt9eil taar, ben Reft in 6 Il.
70 Uon1ten NIT .Slrlsn.
Idne fino in Den Siredus Der SeriuaIter unb bee
gnftionotors. -..t, Sobn @ltnn,
SIR. 1, ct. Bau.tross.
@puIsppub 0arlaBb.
SIR. Is. 2tringtonzSttaBe.
124 -So) q. ~. Bennett 8 Gpmp.. autt.
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"a DurA SrooFer s 2ctpts, Iuft.
Elernnlter8z&crfQuf,

GA Sur@ Srppfer Is Scfpte, Autf.
Hernalter8> Gcrfaut.
SH Solee eints 3sfrCtrs ots aretssertdtes llr ole
St1bt Baltimore Nib otr untersei1nete 0etpalter
Quf offentliasr Mutton am BIass, Sloielts Der
Sros. StrQ6s, Gpnnabene ben z. SUM- 1873, Wits
taas Ia lbr, uertaufen: ,
Sen aanssn (sruusplas, in Der Stoot Saltt@
more oeieaen uRb ME ioIst, heitrisben: IN Ger
SGbIefte Der @ro6trase in Ger GntlsrnuH9 BON 50 j..
4 3oG msflip BON Der SibtpstsGds Der etos- uno
Warnerarase aniangenb. melber Wntdn9spuntt IN
Ger Wltts elmer S6eIoemauer ess auI sinen i'm Often
auarensenotn Ylaee ~stbautsn 0nules 1T. oann pttz
lid longs Der 9inie Der sloiette Der @ros6rase II
jsus ii 3ou sebenb, uno nit sleidmastaer Srste63
Run t1ef bis On eiLe 10 6uB brttte Alep 9eesno. Sle
Se6duoe betsben in siuem 9uIQsbauten 2hs<tottsen
aieaelfeln erntn WobnbauIe nit SslereeIboB, elner
SruurBins pom $27 u1teruurteu.
8ertaufsbeotnsungeR: en Drlttsl oaat oet 0et
IN G urb ia DtonQten, ooer aaes badr, mad Seliehen
oes aGuIers. Die @reoitsablunssn traaen 3iHien pom
Eaae bes 8erfauies on uno iino ourb 5ur Sulrleoe1s
bsif4 oss 8srwalterS t~nboifrte 1tcte ODER Notsn oes
2Gufers Su fi1ern.
morriS Z. SoneS, Serualter;
Sroptsr & SspiS, Mutt,
CIl9 81 2O.6) SIR. lS2, VI eH.S dittmores StIase.
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3n %Derfanfeu.


- Cine In gutter Sage Der gtobt eeIeaen
Braterei nebIt alen Wtobitieu urb bibibtm @arten
In aus her Sanb gu psrfaufen. @eiunoer cage bals
ber eienet fp berYlas gu iree1o elmer ftGetiiten ODER
eHentlihsn anftalt. Su erira9en In Der Gsp b. 81.
fNpriI1S,lW)
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wG~p%ASgNA
EHhAnk
SsfltbsWtarglaaOe Giieababu
bis nnh hnnerRtninn nenfnat
bis mad 5d9erstOipH seOfust.

bis nab 5a9er8tOioH ge0fuet.
@lIU GTtzg tGttou,
Gde Der 6Glptrts uns SrdutI.nfFaBe.
Saee seten pOn Baltimore nuO SplrgsF UliQs
&sInerstorun, @leu Diorr!s. TiHts6urg, @ehmnrsr,
ReD=GBIHoior uHton. Bridge, UlioolRburg, Double
Blpe Srset, RodozRtoes, giedantcstopn, Wionte=
rep, Wapnesboro', Smttt55urs, Sgeuspils II. Sas
e~eIstolpn un 1925 Dioreens.
Der 9rpreBSug lIr 6reoerit unb SaecIstoun Der.
lnBt baltimore um 2.U5 Rn6m. uno tommt in
9Gssr5toDH UNI 7 30 an.
Der AttonooatIoRsSu9 nab UtsdauisStoluH uuo
Slpllhen z ta;loreu gcbt UNI Us NGdmIttags Gb.
Sero.25 DlorGer=3u9 rerblnoet I'D nit 9ati1tu
nah oG-hpIteao une UidnteitGr OIL Der S(eu Dlouisz
StattoI uno nod 9mmtttsburg on Der UiedanIcs-
toUnzS %totion, fir DQpnr6bor6', Bu., an bCr gBab.
%neseoro' station nit oem S.25 Ytor9cEs. uHo 1925
gtatmttta9bsSu
Ri9s %perlGien 0dgerstotDn mn 1920 Norqcns urb
f.45 9atn., WC61RIcstoIuu um 4. p uH0 6.2S frIt
uno $50 Hahmttta9s tdslIh, Sonntagsausgenomz
men, Il. fomneu um o.i5 Il. 12.1o Wiorqens uno $50
RG6mlttG9s IN Baltimore on. Al. y. Spredn,
SenCrGlz Fra6tz uno GafoeRrzaeCrt;
Ci42-l Gphn T.. Rianeu. Sen, zEuperrr'cr6eut
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%FFF%sSa> DUrtsNOGDr
pfrrOe Balm,

9 Q m mers 8 m T.,
o. 0loHtug, ben II. NprI 1873.
Spifben BdItimore nne 9pmioRtDmn.
Ebeans BON Baltimore mad Goiuiontotun unb Der
3niIhenhotiouen an Der 9srt=Goao Elm bnIb nab ia.
Der Stunbs bon ubr 80 Ditu. Worsens bis 8 l1tr 80
Min. uao UNI 10 uuo II nbt Abeuos.
Suriffebren
%rerlafen bic Bassous 3oruiontopn fiiuoIid5 bon 6
ubr Deorgeas biz 9 nbr abenbs.
Bon Baltimore -na6 SeoaHstoun nm z uno s
nbr Dtor9ens unb tiiHolih BON 2 bis Z ubr Abenbs.
Bon 9opanstotuu fir Baltimore nm 8 uno 9 nbr
Rursens uub tlinblit bon 8 bis s 1Pr abeuos.
(Snni2. f2DRte-N
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3n ~berfanfen.

EtV Die RI taurdtion nit Wohnbnue an eer
ToTooItsSt de Der &onbens unb 0olpIroitrGse, % bel
bel 72 Eus, ptuie "a, uui Iethte Beclngunsen IN etnen
sinaes 4 Scrseant,
HOO-) gtr. 50, 2srinqtonfr.
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Serfeigernngen.
AEs 0runs,issntbum
I on Der siie Stridsrffase

" auf 4uttion.
Moutad, ben %. DiQi, Wo@mittass o nbr,
tnsrSsn MIR am YIGse erti 3,nsGlge Stesslfeiuernr
Bobnbauier nit Sintsrs.bduosH (Str. TO-, 1903, 10ll
an Der Q8elidtt Der StuEer=, Srplitsn Ntc peHraz uHo
8amiaofras,, stIce,u. ~reitdutn Ssoss Saus pat
IA f5uk Ssront nab 9ebt IA iSuB til bis on tine UuB
bre IL A1ep.
Steie SGuisr Rno b,inub. usu unO in sutem 3u<
fauce. ,u
SdbrIt6e 9runb mt.tte $50; 8,birsur8sn BERN
Berfaufe. Nh
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3u berfauten.

HiiiI Gin thbi6es 9Robntors on Ger 9oIt bin
iui iDen Dloitonz uFo Srt!n9fttdBe, 3ztodl9, mil
Bsquemlibteiteh; Vrsts $35o0i SrluO'
Spbu G5lenn & Comp,
AKA SIR. 1, st. BaulIiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-24

~ S"V"f
an uno nab SountQe, ben 13. April 1873,
Frd5 ss9sn 3u9e pom interimiftiden @nopunfte ar
Der oertdnserten GownienbfraBe ub uuo tommen bori
an, mic iolet:
abfabrt mad Bafbtustou
frIb 3 ubr 10 Dtin., 6lbr % Uiinu. uno 9.35; Rat'
mittass 3 ubr So Min. Z ubr % ID. uTo 8 u. N Tf
Ibfdbrt BON BGfbtn9ton
4.53, $50, 1898 Dtorsens, 1888. 6.33, 1853 yta6mtt'
tags.
AnFunit in uGttm
6.25, "a ,ptorg' ns, 1910. $50, 7.05 Ra&mittc86
uub 9.25 ahCRos.
Abfabrt adj W~nrItoro'
fri6 Cos, 9.35 uno gudmittdoe 3.55.
Nbiabrt Jon UiQrlbOro'
rub Z o. uno Ra6m. 3.35, $40; Gntunft in Bel
umoIe irlb 9.45 unb AbGnb5 {. 80 uno 9.2.j Abtabrt
mad Bope's Greet UNI $50 iritb uno 3.55 Rabm.;
auri6fcbren0 Don ehenoaielbit UNI 100 yfadm.
Der gotJul perlGBt 9or' Station nm 5.5y nib.
Der abeHos nm 800 pom Baltimore abgebsHot
Sug tdbrt oPne De6ieln Der Ba99ons mad BsIoou,
R.z@., ourh.
9uamGna'ide BaTaR : Wossons Fnb in oisien
3nse noT Baltimore bis Weloou.
Die 3lee nm 9.35 BorgeHS uno 7.25 Rahmtts
tags pom Baltimore, ioDie Die SIgc I'm 4.53 Vtors
gems uRo 1853 gtG6mitta9s BON Baibin9ton iGbE
ren tdstid; Gle anoeren .3ige iabren lGsll9, au5gEz
uonlmen Sonnta9s.
Beeeu Silets uuo aubfunft fraee man In bemStls
let Bureau i'm 9dbntoie on Der peiIdn9erten 9oiUHs
ieuofraBe, uno in Der groBeu Siaetur Guf ter gtoros
Stz@de Der BaItimolez uHo @aloertfraBe mad.
&bmuHe& 4. SuB1rru, superintendent;
CD. g. 9ouns, General 5 BGhG9tsrz
co., aaent.
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"a Gtne idane @arfts9anoar le

Don za Gtern nit Cbfearten uno aussepGblten
iSriibtsu, ausgeBeihneten Bobn3alle, Sdtu1s ui1o
gtalune, pelht lest itbr erstebl9 iii. gu p%erfauten
burd y. %. Gputs, Rr. o, r2arS Sutlsinss.'
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WiQiog gj0uier III bcrfu afeu.

H,,iiN 0tH6B~ B""I<E D" F<IEF
N:iI gtr. 80, SO, SO, 40, AZ, A ,46, 80 Sh'
Iette uuo 81, 80 uuo Al Weitieite 8ooopear-
StraBe.
Die ob.nbeFihneten IL 3neift6ft9en BadItetnbduier
mil pintergebdueen in sIt.m stpIe sebaut uno nit
oupranten 0sritbsn. Iino inter iebr anneblnbaren Be
6~ineuns.n biuis gu p.riaufsn. Sieielben ftno in etnem
Der geiRnbeften Staottbttle 9elegtn, unmittelbnr am 60.
fduefte. Dt artts uno inn,rbaIb zines SQUARES BON iluet
9iienbabneu, Der Ytnnipluunia.A oenue. u. oergiirgsrs
VferDebabn. 8el Anjablur9 BON etnr9en Sunoert DOL
lars fann Der EeFt mad SeIi.bcn in 10 O4entli d en-
GinjabIun9.u absstra8en p.roen.
Vdbres su srfra9en Nr. 30, SeconthraBe,
8iireau Der Permanent Land Company"
1l2-l
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2u hermiethen.
Sultunfr., apiiaea 9erington>

N!is Die 6duisr 0r. 225 unb 227, Gorb . 5ront<
Stra1e, iu $40 ieoe5. Fbpa. Siu
f7q-) IS fe Der Sanette. mn St. HnuI1r.
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,fn STANDARDIZATION.

S9idt Cure eunpen unb altes Dfeton moo Dem
sro6sn 9umpenr u. Wetdas3aserbaufe, mo Spr
BEN gBertb baiiir befoRmt, oene ab5uPaneeln ooe
GusHii6te.
3uts a5fd1e uub Wonenfuaaren aler Grt fino 30
Brosent I'm BreiSe ~eefiegen.
SIDE Der Gberss nnb EtiriiasEra&s,
tbebr. 2O,12D1te.D 0lb Gemn, B1lilTnoie.
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SumnieaDfrabe,

NNIi nabe Druth 5ilIz Guerue.
Gas ie6r mpfebIensuertbe Nobntaus Rr. 104,
nit allen mooernen ~Ssqusmltttst'
ten uuo in completsm Suitan6s. lit Bu uertauien,
.Sreis $500; @Iunbmletbe $3.50.
Subn Glenn * Spt1p.,
o. 4 6t 4fouIaroEo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-24

&IV Mnp Ddrdt0Nds BttdBe.
8utaebaute WobntGuier, II Sus 6 BOD hei 100
Rus. 3.f6ttqe 9%rout'. 2,fodige Siuterssbauos, Q
3iuimtr, Waih5immer, 4iibc uno 8%ate3immer; per.
Sen binig ~pertIuit uno auf leiht Bsblneuugeu.
Jobu SSlenn & Spmp.,
1881 Rr, 1. ct. BaularoRe.
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gu ~berfanfen.

lid Gin 9ahtu nit Z i3immern on Der Sr!eans'
StraBe Breis $1,000.
Gin oaus on Der SrleausfraBe NIT Z 3tmTern
Breis $3.50
3 mmCrn; Brsie $500.
" Gin Suus on rer GussrtrGSs, nabs SroGbipao
Brsts $500, nur 500 bdor.
Rdbere A~ustunlt slebt rbpmas q. Tt1fon,
t124O Str. 90. RorozBroobpdp
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81 D%ertanten.

ki.I $500 faufen Die brsi SduIer STR. Is, 81 IN
%, Imitp', Sie Ger 8inetrnse. Nah5uiraseE
az LAG. iahtfreEcn N. u erfte. Nlz-2S)
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Serlanst Huo seiuGt.

gientmdhhsn perIanat.
Gin IoIdls, has naitsn unb bil3stn iaur, mag f6
nelncn IN Rr. 239. fSeh = Spm5arb nreRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-24
@@wers @tpbliuss,

Sronn Stuit, 6oier u, Z ~.
10 ban rieortgaen 8oGrztrsiieni elm ltseyGIer gbsua
Dir6 Sdablttn 9egRhCT.
~. .. s Z. q. 3rUwzs
ytr. II, Gcj=ttGttaTcCG,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-15
America ~Ship-Building.

There are two proment facts connected with ship
building that deserveiore than passing notice. The
first is, that the humlg SO long maintained in public
estimation to the effecthat iron ships are preferable
to those built of woods pretty thoroughly exploded,
and the latter are resning their proper rank, both
in the merchant serve and in the navy. The second
is, that our ship-buiIng interests are reviving with
wonderful rapidity, nd hundreds of yards not long
since overgrown will grass are now resounding to
the music of active idustry. The Nautical Gazette
of August Goth, comins a long list of new vessels
inspected and surveed by Captain Samuel Harding,
Surveyor of the Bueau Veritas, since July list, 1873
They have a coDinei tonnage of $1,000 tons.
Besides these, there are 10000 tons more in process
of construction at he long Island and Maine yards,
making a total, iron Few York eastward, of IS, ZOO
tons. If we includ, hose building in Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, and Maitland, the total new tonnage for
1878 is rising 100, 90 tons. This list is wholly ex-
elusive of iron vesse, many of which have lately
been turned out froi Pennsylvania yards, such as
the Colon, Colima, and others of large tonnage,
while there are fourier more on the stocks at the
Delaware yards aloe, with a range of tonnage
between l 400 and 300 tons. Not less than $4,000
tons of iron vessels I'll DE built on the Delaware this
year. In Bath, NJ, there are 1,400 mechanics
busily employed in hiding and fitting vessels of all
classes, and receivig from $3.50 to $3.50 per day
of ten hours. All ne crafts now under construction,
especially those oilsrge capacity, are of the very
best quality, and vii be in every respect creditable
to our merchant mrine. This activity is the legiti-
mate result of thre leading causes-namely, the in
creased cost of building iron ships in England; the
vastly augmenteddemand for tonnage to supply the
with the high prizes paid for its use; and the rapid
decline of public estimation for iron vessels, with q
corresponding difference for those built of wood
s. F. Com. Herld.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-15
MEMORANDA.

REPoRT OF BARK JAMES ALLEN, KELLEY, MssTER-We
have had the most diseouraging season ] ever experienced in
the Arctic Ocean for our business whales were very scarce
and wild, the sea very clear Of ice, but that did not help Us
any. The weather was very bad most Of the season, espe-
caly in September, Just as the whales made their appearance,
where we could get az them. We had about seven days in
October, during which We could work, which we improved to
the best Of our ability, and left on the 10th Oct Went into
Plover Bay % boil in company win Progress, Onward, Maui
titus, Alaska. Illinois, ArnOda, Jos Maxwell, and Nj Wonas-
ton Arrived I'm Honolulu Thursday, Nov 18th
IL The schooner Fanny, from Samoa, reports the following:
Let In Apll Oct 9Th, German bark Elizabeth, loading cobra
for Hamburg ship Caesar GOddefroy, awaiting cargo, also for
Hamburg American brig EleonOra, about ready TO sail for
the Marshall group. About Oct 9Th, schooner Minnie Bell
from san francisco, called AZ Leone, Island Of Tufuila, dis
charged 5000 feet lumber and proceeded on TO Melbourne.
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co ri
FRIpAr- NoYEMRER u. 1sis

FRIDAY. NOBEMBER Il, l5sS-
The foreign arrivals since last report have ~been-whAi1g
bark Triton, 90 The eth. and whaling bark Jamss Alien, On
the I3sh. both from The Arctic The only departure has been
the schooner Fanny fr san Francisco, which saIed on the
18Th taking a mail
Five more whaIers are due a. this port, which viii complete
Az feet expected here, viz the ArHohd1, Illinois, JosePA
Marcel, VzTnfrs. AMI OHtrTd-
About every one has given up looking for the Cahi9n-a
steamer hr tls m11th. and our next mail may o1ne b the
US = Richmond, or - a guano ship
The buganlur Robert C0trgH sails to-norroE for sydney
Ms W. with a fan cargo Of mat sugars, etc
The ship CorHga, for Cork, i ready for SEA
Adams held a sale q japanese cabinet furniture and eurIos
~ auction to-day. which vas vel attended and brought good
prices
Ga Weekday ami Thursday next there viii Be an eTfen-
siv- credit sale % desirabe European goods al II. Haekie3d &
COS. To-uou1v. special sale Of boots and shoes By Bart0T at
liesro0m-
ALONG n
srhr Luka Is still repairing AZ TIbbets & sorenson's wharf
schr Rsoni Ana, Al same place, sails Tor Roosaa Tomorrow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-15
THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bertlsrt.
SATURDAY, OVEMBER -

The CORRESPONDING which We published last
week, between the Minister of the Interior and
the Agents Of Fire Insurance Companies has
elected no comment from the Gazette, but its ma
tive contemporary the Euokoa, issued by the
same proprietor and under the same editorial
management as the Gazette. in Its issue Of the
Sth instant, treats It's native readers to some sug-
gestions on the subject which will no doubt
strike their minds as Observation-Disclosures any
one else may think 10 the contrary. The natural
inference however ia. that the writer advocates
the punishment Of the Insurance Agents for pre-
suming TO interfere IN our domestic affairs, by
clapping a license fee on their business.
After relating the fact of the correspondence,
and the statement Of the Minister that the sub
jet will be brought up at the next session Of the
Legislature, the Ku0kOa says
When the desires Of the memorialists to the
Ministers shall have been satisfied, then it will be
proper for the Legislature to consider in connection
Herewith the benefits accruing TO them (the memo
r~ialists) because, if we are not mistaken, not the
slightest benefit has accrued to the government from
this branch Of business, but. a great profit has been
squeezed out Of this country and taken away to the
home-lands of these companies, in the pursuit of
their business in these islands. Herein do we con-
denim these requests preferred, because that there is
no equity in the business. All other kinds Of bust
ness are taxed directly or by license, to an extent
that is sometimes unequal, but these Companies
Qnsurance) have contributed nothing whatever to
the government. In other countries, as We hear,
these companies are invariably licensed, and this
would seem to be just as between themselves and
government.
"It is also more appropriate that this branch of
business should be made to pay a license than some
others, because they have no property at all here
that can be taxed, neither do they have any import
atoms to pay duties on, while they are extracting
wealth out of our country. Therefore, ye Represent
atives Of the coming Legislature, here are a few little
thoughts for your consideration"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-15

ORIGIN OF a FAILIAR LINE.-A correspondent
of Rarper's Baz0 writes that the ~oft-quoted line,
Though lost to tght, to memory dear, origi-
mated with RuthDl Jenkyns, and was first pub
lished il the Greztcich Magazine for Mariners,
in 1701 or 1902 As a literary curiosity, we
quote the whole PEN:
Sweetheart, gC6-bye! the futtring sail
Is spread tcEaft me far from thee,
And soon befoe he favring gale
My ship shall bound upon the sea.
~Perchance, alkiesolate and forlorn.
These eyes hall miss thee many q year:
But unforgOttn every charm
Though losuo sight, TO mem'ry dear.
Sweetheart, goodbye! one last embrace
o cruel fate two souls TO sever!
Vet in this hett's most sacred place
Thou, thou lone, shall dwell forever
And still shall-ecollection trace
In fancy's Mrrcr, ever near.
Each smile, eGh tear, that form, that face
Though lost o sight, TO mem'ry dear.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-15

TwO.-A good-natured spinster used to boast
that she always had two good beaux; they were
elbows.
EvIDESrLY.-The reason why a watch is called
a watch is evidently because it is always son its
guard
Nor NICOLA barber and surgeon don't differ
much. One lives by his heads and the other by
his heals.
Nor ROOM ENoUGH.-The ladies find fault with
the new postal cards because there isn't room
enough on them for 4 postscript.
As MUCH FUS.-A correspondent of the New
York Mail says that kissing 4 lady with an
Eizabethan ruff on Is about rs much fun as en-
bracing u circular saw in full motion"
AsrON1sHED.-A young lady in Greenville,
Tenn, recently presented her lover with an elab-
orate-constructed pen-wiper, and was astonished,
the following Sunday, to see him wearing it as a
cravat.
y Detroit woman sues for divorce because her
husband insists upon sleeping with his feet upon
the pillow so that nc can tickle her feet when
she SHORES.
OUrETED DowS.-When n crowd of J~ayhawkers
started q disturbance in 4 Texas church, the other
day, the preacher raised up q shotgun, and said
ssWilliam DellO. sit down, or / will make it pain
full for you" William sat down, and was as quiet
rs n lamb.
EcCESTR1C.-A grocer being solicited to contri-
butte to the building of a church. promptly SUB
scribed his name to the paper in the following &C.
centric manner: 'John Jones, (the only place
in town where you can get eleven pounds Of sugar
for a doIlar,) twenty-five cents"
SPIRTTUALIsM-The Boston TTdreLer is respon-
sible for the following report of an argument in a
heated street discussion: al don't believe in
SpirituaIism. 1 think this: If a man goes to
hell, he can't come back here; and if he goes to
heaven. he don't want to-
SERIoUs.-The Minneapolis Tribune becomes
serious: 'sOakes Ames' will reveals SIS, 745, 254.
And yet be died Of disappointment and chagrin.
Happier is honesty in a hickory shirt and il-cloth
cap than assimilation m a plug hat and a shirt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-11-15

The lady VIII tapped her husband gently with
a fan at a part the other night and said q" Love,
it's growing lite, L think we had better go
home" is the anne one, who, after getting home,
shook the rollng-pin under his nose and said
You inferno old scoundrel you, if you ever
look at that man, nasty, calico-faced, mackerel-
eyed thing that you looked at tonight I'll bust
your head wide Ooen.'