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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

From this date we will connect with our livery
DFRTkKING. at Nos. s and 10 north Eighth
street. Always in Stock full line Of WOOD. and
METALLIC BURIAL.CASES aud CAShEIs.
are prepared to attend buria's at very res. onabe
rates. WILLIAM ii. SUTHERLAND SONS.
D.1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

DICHMOND BAZAAR,
IN Nos. l43S AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.
HORSES, COWS, BUGGIES. AND WAGONS At
AUCTION.
Our regular sale will take place on WEDNESDAY,
October Stn, 1T 10 O'Clock, ut which time Will be
offered
Is HORSES AND MARES, just received. most of
whom can be recommended as hrst-( lass ami
mails:
2 FRESH MlLCH-COWS. extra mixers;
OPEN, EI.IP1lC-SPRING BUGGIES, new;
LIGHT TOp-WAGOS. for grocer's use;
l MEUIUd WAGON, exceliently made,
and all registered STOCK that may be contributed
TO the hour Of sale. 800, ~.
= JOHN 3. DAVIS, Proprietor
z. Z. COOK, Saiesman.-.--- oc 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08
DISSERTATIONS d PARTsEESHIps

DISsOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
The firm of DICKINSON & CHEW NlNG, Hea
Elm, a.rrnfs Is thi. day dissolved by matual con-
sent: A. j. CHEW MING will scttle up the lGGonnt :
Of The late firm. ~ 90 u ~ I'M iiH W., ~
OCTOBER l, 1879. edit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

p fCHMCND, YORK klFERS,r-cT.
HAND SApEAKE RAILROAD Ss 80 ~.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TEANoPURIA.
TION COMPANY,
TifOugh-freight rOutc between Richmond IVA.
all Boston, Providence. and all New England cities.
steamers leave VEST POl&r, VA. Oh caci.
WEDS tSDAT and SATURDAY ut II noon con.
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamer. arrive NJ " EST POINT on each TUES.
DAY &ud FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rir Boston ans
Providence Railroad rid West Point. Va.
II. I. DOUGLASS supcrintendens.
&. y. GHOEEi.. General Agent. ap3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATH.ai-s
ss;assssiSi5.a
COMPANY'S
JAIES-RIFER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,,
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIYKi
CONNECTING AT
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAYLENE.
FUR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON.

The Fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, C&rtaL
H. G.. CLIFFORD (carrviag the United States matt
leaves Richmond tor ahove-nalued places every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, ana FRIDAY, At $50
). NJ.
Fare 10 Norfolk or Portsmouth. ...........$ = &c
Fare tor round trip, uullmlted............... 90
Fare to Baltimore .......'........',.... W
Fare 10 PhiadelpIla.... .......,..,...,...... %
Fare TO New York. 10 -
1n2ougl. iic;:.!a sot 1T Ga.acrS. $50 Mata street
T.xrha:gc ilotc!. AID OF board steamer Baggage
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth!
Eewh.rn, WASHINGTON. and Iar'''ro. y. e.. ana Al.
landings on Tar river: Washington. u. C., liaup.
ton, ard Eastern shore 81 virginia. ana regular
landings on Ja:uc; river. NJ lowest rates.
l.. y. TATtM, Superintendent,
100 Main street and HucHrtts.
j. ". MCCAR".Cx. Agent. Norfolk. oc
DEILAU Il IA. RICH * 4Eiaa
4 MO<D. AND NORFOLK STE AM. ssfsiittt!ty
sI4I,i LINE.-fuR PtiIl,Apti"HI 4, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES \ v EEH.--t 4Il furtl=' no.
tlar ne steamers Of this line will make tr-"ec''
TIT RSHAT. and SATURDAY, aud Rtcl mono
ever TUESDAY. FRIDAY. "Ei SUNDAY. con
meeting al i'nilahclpi.: with CYdc'S New Englita"
" QTI & TriME-fIEQUENr DEPARTURES
ISWEST RATES.
Freight received CALI L iii 9 O'Clock p. -.
AukS ". MCEARR.CK,
General Sou. >rn Agent, Richmond, va.
vi LIAM z. CLYDE & CO.,
General Managers,
no23 y" IL South Waarvns. pTIa,ia ibis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
@berglaaben.

Die Ieste 5ere tn eeutIdsa &eite
purpe am 81. Stunt 1749 in Der Nibe
pes Bir;burssr S6io6es Warienbers
psrbrannt. Der 5srsnslaubs III ispp1
uutsr zen DeutiGsn nod beuts ni6t srlps
i6sn, uno tie BADEN Jpn trsulia nit iiber's
Wiser mad pielem 9anpe ssbra4t. SpL
sencsr sntisBIi6e @orfau III .nt4t Dor
100 Sabrsn in OeutI9lanp, ipnesrn
DOR etnisen EaSen in Amsrifa, tn csr
Stactp ittsburs, palirt. Srau 9lmbsrt.
cine 6S Sabre alts 5ebamms bate elmer
Srau SttG absspartst, oils pieisIbs TN 0ps
6snbettr lag, uup ibr oeridiepsue Wale
Sriutsr unp 0tirtursn fir iie uno ibr
Sinp sessbsn. .Das Sino par trinfli1
unp nabm ;uisbsnpS ab. Die Wuttsr
sydrte ii6 rerart, RAP tie pom Wabus
linne bsfalIen purpe. sic belt ii6 unp
cas Stns serbert unp pdbnte, eas fs
belize iterben mdster. als AM Sams
flag ibr Wanr, Der Elm Sbmiep III unp
in pittsburs arbsitst, pas 5aus psrIa6sn
bate, nabm fe Elm Bell, ftsfte Is untsr
ibre S6dr;e unp besab if9 pamit na9
BEN Sauie Der 5,bamms. Srau eams
bert, psl&e Elm rotbsS Sud- I'm, ben 8opf
asbuneen bate, trat ibr int 6aussanse
sntsesen unp srbislt BON tbr mrbrere
Sblise nit tenn Belle auf ben 8cpf
nobel prsi 8unpsn %snftanren. aus be-,
men sisl Slut Hps. Das pitbsnps
@eib puree BON ben Na6barn, Die auf
bic 5dlfsrufe be, Stau 9ambsrt berbeis
sesilt rarsr, fsiisepalisn unp pom poll
ieibef Willon unc Fem @ebsinpplisiften
eansbutf perbaftst unp mad Der Wa,
Ycrssfice atfibrt. Oas nit Slut be-
eefte Bell unp purblbberte Sud- wurs
ben ebsnfaQs pabinssbra6t. Grau eaus
Bert 1T oisielbs frau, psl4e i'm lsBte1
Sabre BON etnem Tramp, NamenS
Gallagher, miBbancelt unp nit einsm
S6drsiisn sei6lasen puree. Die @uns
ben, pelde tbr pom 6rau Stsd am Cant
flag atenp sussfist wurcen, finp ni1t
abiUlut t5ptltt, pp6 III eS ibrss altsrs
rpessn ;peifelbaf. Oh ie fi9 erbolsn miro.
frau Stef lparre am Samfas Nbeip
pisesr sutIafsn unp pirp pabri9einli9
na4 Der Srrsnanftalt ssi&tdt psrren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
Die Wisosrsinfi5runs Der S~soesFrais
in Der SaWei3.

Wenn man ete parlamsntariI1e Sc.
i&i1ts Der suropdii6sn &si9e tn zen
lsBtsa Sabren NIT aufmerfiamsm @uss
perfclst 70 prdnst f& unpiafarli6 Der
@spanfe aut pas f6 In rsnisltsn cine
itarfs 8sraetiUn sessn bic Don ibnsn err
laGenen liberalen 9sisse bemsrfli9
madt. 9sssn cine pieisr liberaIsn Grs
runseni&aften - Die unuml1rdnste Sc.
w~erbssfreibeit - pirp aussnblidIi9 in
Ssfsrreib isbr ta,f asttirt, ia man sur
Ginfat ssfOmmsn IT, pas fs ben Wiitsls
ftanp ~ppufdnpie ruinirt bat. Die 0us
1trfreibsit nimmt aussnblidli6 Die Auf>
merfIamfett eeS peutIhen Het1staaes In
Anipru6, ba man f1 Der Grfsnntnib,
pas fe ben 8uin pss Bausrnfanbes mad
i6 ,isbt. niSt mebr erpsbren fam. Die
%relisipnslpie Sdule bat islbif hem rsut,
l6en 8aiisr zen bsfanntsn S1mnasns.
Iarei erprsbt: Dem Selfe III pie Res
ltsion abbanpen %sefommsn" unp Der ir
risl bsrdbmts Srsibanpsl inest isBt In
Sismarf sinsn srbittsrten 9ssnsr.
limb isBt bat aud pte Sψ Elm libes
ralss 9sisB - bic Aufbsbuns Der Cos
ptsarafs - ~ @rabs se!rasen, pa be,
Stdnperatb ben 8sl6lus faste, Die Sp'
pssfrafs piepsr einsufabren.
Wenn man bseenft. eab bic Abi6af'
f,tnn nteIsr StroSs er1 Ssit neu monot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

Stdnceralb In Ger SGpeis bet isiuem 8e.
fdlufs selsttet. Sn etnem. 2anpe, noel,
Dies fat auaidlisbti& Don, Gremosnper,
fsbre lebt. mus aud pte Si6abeit pes
Ssbsns msbr alS aneersrpo psrbdret ietu.
auf Den 9ipfcln Der b56fen Ssrss. IN Der
siisen Sepe Der 8letSherfsIper. iou, wte
Der Stdncsratb temerft ben Sdbrer bic
6ur@t Dor Der 8erseltuns ME psrlaRen,
pamtr pie 8slreisr tbn ni6t S~erlefte,
Wanoersr bic f6 ieiner Sbbut anpers
trauten, an stuiansr Stele ~ bsruubsn
uuo eur9 eiren Stos in ben 9bsrunb
rte Spuren css WOrpss ;u Ssrntdten.
Die S6psis bat aliO Gle Grfabrung
sema9t pas pie St6srbsit pes eebe1s
In FER Nlpen, Rspublif felt Der Mufbes
buns Der Epcesfrafe cine ~sertnsers sss
pOrSsn 1T. Sn raider 6olss, pis siss
frdbsr ME Der Saa mar, ~ersisnsten fid
auf i6pei3erildem 8oren sablrfide Jres
%ssltbatsn. SIN Sernsr Sura t5rtstsn
einise Sbbne ibrsn @ater, un, ibn raider
su bssrbsn ; I'm Sbsrlanoe srl9lug cine
iunse @irtbin nit 5iIfe ibrss 8nsstss
ben 9atten ;. sin GommiS mafaerirte
istnen Ssrrn, um ets Cafe ~ raubsn,
uno in 3ir6 tadsn spet entlalfsns ars
better ibren Arbsttsebsr nierer, unp mebr>
fade RanbanfdIe selansten CUR anseisr
bet ben Seb5rpeu. 81 eS alfp ni1t
tirlid, pas 70 ;ablnibs, idnsq mad
etuanrer periibte 9srbrs6sn in eineni 70
fleinsn unp nidt fart bspSlfeten 9anre
Die Sttmmuns su 9unfen Der 0isrsr,
sinfabruna be: SOrssfrafs srssustsH2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
Soeiale SLIDER aus Nublann.

&uslanp I9stnt abIonesrli9e Gdrfsn
Su bsiBen. Nsuli6 puree elmer Der
rsi6fsn Gpsusuts rss 9anpss, Gdrft yufa
luppp. psssn 0srsebens sessr bic &strs
lihfeit auf eret Mpnate einselperrt uie
isst lisst In Der ~pstsrsb. Nsuen 5eit."
pom II. |. 90. pSrtltb fplsenre Wits
tbsiluns DOT: slm 4. Wdrs it IN SpeHa
Der pprtbin Ssriest sepelsne 3situnsss
unp YddersG eniOr Sirf Sersei Wb
4ailopiti4 @alisyn na@ rsut llttbeil Der
Asrste rpessn ManssIs an NabrunS unp
In GUlse iAls@isr llntsrfanft sefprbsn.
Der Yatprbene ppbnte bet tinsn
Drs1sler In einem fletnen, fnferen upo
fsu9ten 8dmmsrden, In psl&sm ni1t
sinmul Der Sars plaB bate. Die tdss
lt9e Nabruns peS Slrften befanp se'
pSbnIi1 aus trodsnem Srpo unp SdIe
oper DIP. Der Setforbene binterlies
ni&t Pas sstinsits SeFstbum. Der 9sts
9enfsisr pobntsn ;pet Gsniurs Seamte,
elm &epaettur, Elm Staats anpalt5, Sc
balfe unp pier grisatsY srlpnsn BET.
Die frau psS Sertorbsnen fam aus
Wpstau mad Sps6a; als Der esi6nam
bersits bsffattst mar. Semsrfenspsrtb
TT ss, eaS Die Wuttsr psS Ssrtprbsnsn
In W0sfau mebrere Sduier unp sinsn
prd4tisen PART bsfst. @u4 eisenartise
gymnaiaitipnen Ibeint Ruslanp BEN
Solos" sufplse su baben. yta4 eieIem
Slatt unternabmsn In porisn @pae
spsi 9Ymnafafinneu sinsn Ssrsif,
tunsspaiu1. 3psitauisne 3anebSlsa
den battsn fs i6 bisrsu ssfauft uuO ris
bisraus bereitste Ybospb0rs IuflSiuns ;I
Ii5 senpmmsn. Die nab Der Grtpedans
bsS 0erbrs9snS ipfort p%prssnommsne
llntsriu6uns iSrrsrte aus Den papiersn
Der bsipsn lunser Wd&en Sriefe su
Gage bic Don @ymnaiaiien bsrribrtsn.
Die slsrste fir@tsn sas auftommen Der
Wdp6tn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06
SaS Bier.
@ie eStit uus fem fpate.

Die nsusfs Drummer Der faapiGsn'
ldafli6sn 0sp yoHer 3situns Der
Ss6nifsr". brinst isst cine &sibe BON
grtifeln ibsr .SerfalIhte 9ttrdnfe",
psrsn sriter fat islbfperfinplt& BEN per-
brsitsttsn 0ftrinfs, Dem Bier, sspipmet
III. Dsrislbe pirp unisre esisr ispens
faas iutsrsTirsn, pssbalb mir penlelben
bier abprufsn, bpTsnr, caB Ntemano f9
paour3 cen 9sl6maf an isinem 2isb'
llnss 9strdnf psrcsrbsn laiisn miro.
Sier.
8aiisr Sriseri6 III. srlisb esreini tn
isiner Wsisbeit fOlsencs S%srorpnuns :
mon sit acetosa ~cerevisia, sed bene
clara, de validis grants cocta, salts &C
v~eterata, de qua potetur, stomachus
non indie gravatur", mas auf DeutI6
unsefdbr beist: .Das Bier bari nibt
iausr, icnpsrn mub flar isin, aus ssian'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

fen, pel6e nisls Bierbrauer nebmen, I'm
cte Stdrfe oes Gabritatss uno cen 5op<
fen su erieSen, fnp bic sep5bnli6fen :
9erbftete Gtdorie, bittere Slebten B!dt'
ter unp Hince Don Bu9sbaum, 9ldtter
Don Gisbsrfles, 9inrsnbldtbsn, 9sntian,
@uaiafboll Wobnf5pfe, 8sipsnrinoe
ODER Saitcin. 8%tIlsnfraut parapiesfbrs
ner, ipaniider pfsfsr Spdslsf5rnsr,
@eplrjnelfen, Bsrtranspur3el, Sn9per,
SOriancer, IbYmtau, Srsdnus Ssnas
tiusbobne, @ol0quintsn, Si6teniprcHsn,
pifrinidure u. {. 10. Gin rs1t mites Ne<
glitter, nibt rpabr Our Sdrbuns pisnen
6%liebermus, 9afriBsnlaft u. (. 10. Gs III
lsbr iapisrta, penn 9el6mad UNI ST.
rua ntdt i4on auf bic Giui9uns fib>
rem bic isessmalise Gdliduns nit ben
rneiten pteler Stche na&3upsiien.
Ssbr aussspsbnt 1T bic 6alI6uns
bard SidtsriprpTsn. sic erieBsn bic
Sopfen. sntpideln aber pdbrsnp Der
@dbruns a%metIenidure, rte NIT benz ii6
btlpsnps alfObOl su ameiisniptritus miro
uno cine %aufresenpe, beraui9enbe @ir,
flung bat. Daraus srflirt f9 bic Gis
senl9aft 70 man&er 9aserbiere, 8opf>
f&mersen au er3eusen. @i6tiser uup
sefdbrltder 1T absr bic Anpenoun9
Der ptfrtnidure CRoblsnfidfofldure), bic
tn Ger Ee@nit aud fdntlidss Snpiao.
bitter senannt miro. Ius eem Sc
l6maf pes 8ierss fam man cieIen 3uz
iaB nidt lstdt %ertsrnsn. pa isne Sdure
BEN Scpfsnbttter auserorpsntli6 dbnli6
TT.
Cine ni6t minesr piGtise Stole in
Ger Siers Tabrifation, pie ras @lyesrin
uno bic 9lufole ais GrlaBmittel ees
Walsss, ipislt bic SaIicYlldure. UNI purb
ceren 3uIaB fdlsdtsebraute uno sebalts
lcle Stsre ;u epnierSiren. Ga pisielbe
fein tnpifersnter 8Srper 1T unp pie 9e.
riuste Dcits pauon in mandsn Srsa,
niemen unanssnebms grI9etnunssn Der,
porruft 10 1T i6pn aus eisism @runce
TIRE Ssimtiduns gum Stsre perpstHiG.
Da aber bic SalieYlidure aud bic aas
tiirIibe Gntptdluns Ger @strdnfe per-
binpsrt, 10 miro 5uslsi4 pte Sualitdt Der
lesteren oerl6ie1tsrt.
Wau bietst aud Elm SertiuHi1es
puloer aus, UNI pa8 Bier raour1 fpirt>
tu5ler ;u MAIDEN unb peniser natirlt6e
Snsreoisn3ten nStbts ~ baben. Dislss
pulSsr TT absr eine ~freSslbafte 9etrisss
RET, cenn sS befebt aus 8%upfsrpitripl,
Giisnpitripl, 8%artpfefdrfe unc sirem
isbr bttteru, sulammen3tebenpsn y Ianssns
ertracte. Sn u,an&er Srausrsisn bat
man ipierer bic ftrafpdrptse 9sppbns
belt, SdwefelIdurs, entpeper rein prsr
nit Ilaun Strbunben, sun, Weiebier III
ieBen, UNI pemlelben cine ansensbme
8larbsit ;u seben ppsr es fur ben Grpprt
flar su erbalten.
Dieie Iufsdbluns mag ben, Sisrtri,>
fern sendsen. lnp welben S9us, pslbe
Wafen BADEN mir sesen 70 infams Sils
l6uussn9 5und6f peitsr nt6ts, ale
3unse, Naie unp Ause, iopis pas 9srs
trauen uuf einen sutsn unp sbrli9sn
8rauer. 0isaetdt tommen mir nod
einmaI 70 'psit, bas cine 6smiite Gina,
lYie Der 8tere ssisslt4 einsefibrt pirb.
Der quite Srausr bat li6 ntbt ~ fir6ten.
unp Ger i&lsdte bsirdssrtI6e = nun Der
mag sa,u psrurtbsilt istn, lsinsn eissnen
Stpf ;u trtnfen, feinen anesrr, bier auf
Grrsn uno bsrna& In ale Gwistsit,
amen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-05-06

Die rieFsen, prafildsn fasipsnssn
unc sfelsrrs8snesn Yiqen per!6pinpsn
RAID Dor Or. Yisres's ,,Purgative Pei
lets" (abfdbrsncen Yiu&en). Or. pier
es's WemoranpumbIbsr inp in allen
apptbefen gratis su babsn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-11-08

demand on our bonded warehouses for foreign
goods only increased from S43.oSS in 1854, to
$50, 653 in 1883. .
The goods shipped in transit and out OF bond
since he treaty. amount, in valne. to S7lo,3l5.
These are largely either American manufactures
from other States or foreign free goods, for the en-
tire foreign dutiable goods shipped through this
port in The past three fiscal years, only amount to
merchants are making a profit ; and even on free
goods shipped through this port in transit. Califor-
MIA makes something on the handling and forward
ing agency commissions. The greater proportion
of the profit. however, of this transit trade is made
by Eastern merchants and manufacturers in the
States of this Union where the goods were pro-
duced.
Of the increase in domestic exports S3,230, 100,
nearly the whole is the direct result Of California
or American labor. being produced from the soil
Of the country and worked up into the form in
which il is exported by farmers. wood-workers,
brick-makers. millers and manufacturers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-11-08
VESSELS IN PORT
MEMORANDA.

Report Of R NJ 8 8 ZeAlandia, ChevAlier. Commander,
from San Francisco Nov 3. At I245 P n, cast OF from
P NJ 8 9 Co.'S wharf. San Francisco; and at Is P N. dis
charged pilot Sighted Coco Head at SIS P N Nov Sd
and received pilot on board at $40 P n. Light and vari-
able winds with fine weather throughout the voyage.
p MCDONALD, Purser.
San Frnncisco-Arfved Oct 2-Am tern Hera. MOnsen,
hence Sept Il: IL An sch Eustaee. Boie, hence Sept 16;
II Am bktne Ella. Brown, hence Sept %; 16 Am bktne
Discovery. smith. hence Sept 20; 20 Am bk d c Murray,
Norris. hence Sept n; n Am ship Gov Goodwin, Lester,
hence OctA
AstOria-Arrfved Sept 2s-Brt ship RAvenserag. Big
gan. hence Sept 10.
oueenst0vn-Arrived Oct oar ship Robert Dixon,
Osgood. hence May 2, via Bakers Island.
SPOKEN.
Sept 21-LAt1 - y, Ion IS W, Brit bk Casma, Irving,
from Liverpool for this port
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-11-08
IMPORTS.

From San Francisco. pe5cyAne. Nov $3.50 pkgs grain,
III pkgs liquor. 80 pkgs trimmings, $50 pkgs coal oil. %
pcs Iron. IS pes wooden ware. 81 pkgs provisions, 146
canned goods, 10 bbls salmon. 10 pkgs hardware, 80 pkgs
tobacco, eco sacks -four, "a sacks potatoes, sol pkgs
groceries, 30 m brick, 100 bills lime. 100 pkgs fruit, $50
pkgs mice mdse-
From Jaluet, per W seaver, Nov 81 case prints,
80 lbs tobacco, 4 bags rice, 8 cases biscuit, / whalebOat.
From Liverpool. per Viola. Nov. 4.-14u pkgs liquors,
31 pkgs Iron II pkgs hardware, II pkgs groceries, % m
brick. $50 boxes soap. 162 pkgs dry goods, 994, 7 coal, sos
pigs misc mdse, 3452 pkgs in transitu for Portland, Ore
Ron-
From San Francisco, per W II Almy, Nov. 81 pkgs
crockery, 90 sacks grain, 81 pkgs furniture. 200 cases
coal oil, 70 pkgs s~rovtaions, so cases canned goods, IS bbls
salmon. 200 sacks -four, 90 sacks potatoes. "a N brick,
S7ss r w posts, as bbls lime. 200 cases crackers. 10 box
es fruit, AIS pkgs sugar, 2 horses, Us bales hay, 2O Pkgs
misch mdse-
From San Francisco, per Zealandia, Nov 40 pkgs
liquors. 50 pcs iran. 81 pkgs provisions, 80 cases canned
goods. 10 bbls salmon, u pkgs tobacco, so sacks -four, $50
sacks potatoes, SEQ boxes fruit, 1 horse, 2 iron afes, . boxes
gin. 972 misch mdse-
From San Francisco. Per Kalaknua, Nov. 80 pkgs
crocke-y, COZ sacks grain. Il pkgs liquors, "a pkgs furni-
ture, 40 pkgs coal oil, 81 pkgs provisions, 30 pkgs canned
goods, % bbls salmon, Sc pkgs tobacco, 795 sacks flour.
Ia sacks potatoes. 10 pkgs groceries, p m bricks, 70
bbls lime, 800 cases crackers, 100 pkgs fruit, II bbls
sugar, 2horses, l iron safe, 40 bales hay 426 pkgs misc
mtse.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-11-08
The Other Side.

To the Editor Of The Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
1t hardly seems fair to let the public labor un-
der a false impression by articles written for self
ACKNOWLEDGMENT only, or else by one unacquain-
ted with bis subject. l refer to a contribution
from e Observer" in last weeks issue of the
Gazette. From the very fact that our Legisla-
ture. chosen by the people as men best qualified
to regulate such affairs. to pass adversely upon
such a ridiculously absurd question should suffice.
Any person who is a successful business man will
not, unless from other causes than purely a busi-
ness transaction, advance money without being
well secured for the payment thereof, and should
he so do without having the right to thoroughly
Investigate from time to time as he might deem bis
interest demanded he must be lacking somewhere.
1t is not only example of precedence on these Is
lands. but elsewhere, that where a number of per-
sons assume severally the right to dictate to the
management. the enterprise has resulted in failure.
/ would ask what prompts the agent to make
thropic motive to help some poor deserving fellow,
or their desire to crafty the whims of an imbe-
cile but ii is because they see a high rate of inter-
est-they see a commission. and a high scale of
prices at which to dispose of their stock OF goods.
If they are unfortunate enough to make these
loans on Il false basis that is their own lookout.
Again be Observer" does not seem to realize
that the man who carries this heavy debt is sub
jected to grievances which he is unable to remedy.
and is frequently compelled to comply with the
unreasonable demands of the agent against his
better Judgment and are the agents of {" Hawaii
nei +" mines of wealth in themselves? If not to
whom are they indebted for their supplies Of cash &?
And are not bis observations applicable to them
but he omits that.
But lastly to con6ne myself to the subject which
has melted his remarks, / do not know of any
manager. and further, / do net believe there is
one, who would not comply with any reasonable
request coming from a gentleman interested, ask
ing for an inspection of his plantation.
JUSTICE.
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FRIDAY. NOFEHBER :, 1873.
The arrival Of the steamer brought the news Of an
advance IN sugar, and 4 general Iookngupi IN business on
the Pacific slope and Eastern cities. This news has 50
Affected our business men that new life seems 20 have
been infused into them. and a. we go 10 press there is
. docidedly more healthy activity noticeable in business
circles The arrivals FOR the past week have been
numerous and include the Ealakaua, II " Amy, lea
IAndia. and CyAns from san Francisco and Viola from
Liverpool. and whose eargoes will aggregate In value the
modest sum Of ssOOOO-possfbly more.
Against the imports for the week, we have only the
departure o. the BONANZA, Amy Turner. and ZealandiA 10
assist Us In producing an Offset In the way Of exports.
and the eargoea % these three vessels amount % only
S29,s73. During the week We have exported 345, f7s fs
sugar CAlued At s2.750J $500 rs rice, and $50 bales
pull
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The Brit bk Lady LAmpson Is At Brewer 4 Cos wharf,
loading for San Francisco. for which port she viii sail
early NEXT week
The HAw bk EalAkaua Is diseharging at Brewer & Co.'S
wharf. Yesterday the Custom House Omcer made seizure
wood.
The Am bk H ". Almy - dischargfng q general cargo
poafte the Custom House.
At the Old Steamship wharf the Brit bk yioIa Is dis
charging a general cargo from Liverpool
The HGw brig !. NJ. Avery has hauled In TO the Espla
made and Will sail today for JOhnsOn's Island
The Am bk Cyane " dischargfng a general cargo from
SanFrancfsco At the foot % Fort street
The An BIZ Penang has hAuled In 70 P s, 8 dock to
discharge coal.
The Murray and Ella may be looked for in about a
week OF ten days. with later news from san Francisco.
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Vessels for Honolulu from Foreign Ports,
Am bk Laura r Burnhsm, New York, due I
Ger bk Auguste, Cardiff, due Nov POPS .
Brit bk Lady Head. London, due Nov $3.50
Bril- bk CasnA, Liverpool, due Dec is
Bdt bk Merriam Castle from Glasgow due Dec POPS
Catherine Sudden, Port BIAkeIey due
Bit bk HIghdyer, London via e Miebaels, sailed from Lon
don Sept
Haw bk Hawaii, South Sea Islands
Brit bk Contest, Liverpool, sailed July 80 via Valparaiso
China stmr WoC hun, HODgkong, due
An bk Helena, New Castle, due Nov 1870
Bn. bk TokOtea, New Castle, loading Sept Is
An bk Arkwright, New Castle, " ) W, loading Sept
An blk ID Q Murray, San Francisco, due Nov S-l3
An bktne Discovery, San Francisco, due Nov $3.50
Am bktne Ella, San francisco. due Nov Sis
Am BIZ Jenny Pitts, Port Gamble, due
HaW bk Kale, Bremen. due Feb $40, 1880
An bktne Jos Perkins. Port Gamble, due
Brit stn Australia, Sydney, due Nov "a
An stm City Of Sydney, san Francisco, due Dec
Raiatea sch Vivid, Fannings Island, due Nov 1928
An ship Gen Butler, Newcastle, NSW, loading Oct Is
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That is, our domestic exports have increased
nearly two and one-half times.
In the fiscal years, that is. June TO June, 1884.
the amount of foreign goods shipped from San
Francisco to Hawaii were valued at S43,0ss; in
1915, at s26,34s; in 1856, at $40, 100; in
1861, partially after the treaty was adopted, at
s54.9sO; in 1878, at sl6s,52O; in 1883, at
S52.653. From this it appears that except in one
year since the treaty. 1878. there has been no Sc
rious increase in the value Of foreign goods taken
by the Hawaiians from this port. While our
domestic exports have grown Sc rapidly, the