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IMPORTS.

From Port Gamble. per Hazard, Feb IG-27S,435 It Ium-
Der, 3 pkgs toys
From humboldt Bay per Eureka, Feb 16-255,9S2 feet
lumber. 100 m shingles, 2 sacks potatoes, 2 packages.
From Sydney, per City Of Sydney. Feb 1910 pkgs
liquors, DO coils rope IS sacks oats, $50 sacks potatoes,
122 boxes soap, 20 pkgs miscellaneous mdse in transftu,
1912 pkgs.
From san Francisco, per Grace Roberts. Feb 1876
bales hay, . pkgs hardware. % pkgs tanners goods, -
pkgs liquors. fOl sacks grain. $50 empty bbls, IS empty
hogsheads. 12s m brick. 80 bdls shingles, I3f5 posts, 80
pkgs furniture, IS boxes specie
From Newcastle, y ) W, per Otago. Feb I7-I5Jf tons
coal.
Fron Port BIakely, per EauikeaOuIf, Feb $50 900 IT
lumber, n 400 Iaths, 10 m shingles.
From Micronesia, per Morning Star. Feb IT-Lot cocoa
nuts. curf0s, &c.
From Hamburg. per Eale. Feb 2O-2f32 pkgs liquors,
100 empty bbls, 30 bales prints paper, % bbls tar, 100
boxes cnnkes. 200 cases vinegar. lot cigars 81 pkgsprfmy,
100 bbls cement. lot hardware. 5 pianOes. 200 pcs and
bdls iron. $40 { steam coal. go & blacksmith coal, ~ IN red
brick, 200 boxes soap. lot dry goods, groceries, 100 bbls
powder,
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NUMERICAL.

FETDfT FEBRrfET ~. 1850
The week Just past has been an extremely quiet o sou
our streets, AMI In business circIes generally there has
appeared O. BE- but Httlc animation. The usual sendiug
forward Of p~Iantatau suppHes has been quietly going on,
AMI therein 10 must be confessed that Honolulu lives,
moves and has its being.
We have t. report the arrival % seven vessels from for
cign ports, she valuc ofimp1rtsb D. which We may -etdowu
atab0ut sl1J GOO. not including some importations OF coin.
andtLc cargo % the &" EaIe." from Germany, not yet en-
tered. which, together. viii probably swell our imports
a third more. our exports for the week agure mp q the
sum 81 $4,000.
Produce from the plantations is coming forward quite
freely a. fast as shipping facilities and the weather will
allow b reason Of favorable season and good manage
meut. crops generally are abundant throughout the
Islands. and planters, merchants and all concerned are
looking forward to a prosperous year
The sale by the Government Of % lots. located on Eu-
iaokahus Plains, east % the city, resulted IL netting the
neat sum " $4,000.
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The Hon. w. NJ. GIbson's re election at Lahai-
IA for a second term, and by so large a vote-being
no less than a majority of more than three-fourths
of the vote cast in that districts very conclusive
evidence of his popularity among the Hawaiian
people. His course during the last session, in
our opinion, and we believe in that of the COM
mnnity at large, fully j%ustifes this evidence of the
popularity and confidence of the people. He has
been noted for advocating and maintaining the
interests of the poor rather than those of the rich,
and he is particularly connected with legislation
on sanitary subjects.
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ALONE THE MHiRXEs-

Am bktne Grace Roberts Is dischargiug at the old Gus
tom House wharf.
The missionary bgtnc Morning Star has docked a
Brewers wharf o. discharge her supplies and gafherfups
from the various stations Of Micronesia.
Am bktne Discovery also at Brewers wharf. IL loading
for san Frucisco. expecting b get away during next
week.
Al bgtne Hazard u below Robinson's wharf, discharg-
ING otr cargo Of lumber.
Am ship Otago occupies the berth near the Steamer
wharf. discharging coal.
Am bktne Monitor. az the EspIauade front. has com
pletcd discharg1ng her cargo 81 lumber, and will return
to-day IN ballast g. the sound.
Am bk u g Murray. a. anchor on tn the harbor while
painting ship, VIII haul In % g berth today t. commence
loading for san Francisco.
Allen 4 Robinson's new coaster. EauikeaouIi. l. an
other hne niditon FROM the yard q Hall 4 Bros. quite
strnilar 10 those that have preceded her. and proving on
her passage down a good aailer and tue sea boat. Her
Initial coastiug trip o. b. Punaluu. Eau.
Haw bark Ea1c docks AZ Eobinsou's wharf O. discharge
her assorted cargo.
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PAsrENGEKn.

For san francisco. Per Ella, Feb t6-Dr Gildea and
family. Henry Foster. Mas Weed. A q Colvtlle-
From sydney. per city Of sydney. Feb 1G-S Staines.
Mccarthy. II Hamil. J Young. Thee Lloyd. W Pick
ham, " n Russell. and 81 passengers In transitu
z Fort san F~rancfsco. per City Of sydney, Feb IG-Mr c A
4 Lew and family. DR. A W SAKE. NJ Green, II W Lyman,
7 NJ Thompson, Chas . Eaton, Fanny Rouse, Julia Chan,
Ian Fan kee. II J Agnew, Rev > q Damon and wife. Prof
AT Zaminch. William Marks. William Grey, Mrs Simp-
son. u Myers. II n williams. John swanson. Z T Poster
n Young and wife. samuel Foster. II W wendell, An
drew Hepburn. John p Peterson, u Mckenzie, John Ne
Gurck. Harry Cchuder. r Mcclure. VI II Kraft. J q
Eciser. = o Strauss. = II Seamens, Thos Fox, and 10
Chinese.
From Fan Francisco. per Grace Roberts, Feb III
" -'~-f. Robert Montague.
For San Frnncisco. per kaIaR-=-. r~h I0-Thos Lack
and family. Rev 3 Wilbur. ID Wtlcocks. j Il slevander.
Col Norris, John Thompson, Gerald Barry.
From Hamburg. per Kate, Feb ID EhIers, Bauermei-
ster. Buchhoitz, ~ Billie
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EXPORTN.

For San Francisco. per KalakAun. Feb IG-25I3 bags
sugar. Dom value s22J6s2s5-
For San Francisco. per Ella, Feb 15-isO9 hides. Is calf
skins. y bales goat skins. $50 bags rice, 200 punches ban
anas. AZ bbls molasscs, fg22 bags sugar. % pkgs house
hold elects. Foreign value s2s5 dom value s~56.7OOs6-
For San Francisco. per CITY Of Sydney. Feb I6-s2f2
pkga sugar, sJs bnchs bananas. 1 box coin. 5000, 20 bags
coffee, % kegs arrOvrUot, 20 bags seed cane. 8 bids sugar
cane. IS boxes betel leaves. Dom value stO.O7s.35.
For San Francisco. per Cyaue. Feb Is-6IG4 pkgs sugar,
$40 bags rice. Dom value, su,1I1.
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as pure as nature has made it. / am in favor Of an
appropriation sufficient 10 push the South Sea Is
land Immigration to the maTiHU1H- | am IN favor
of The government assisting the opening up Of
Hawaii by railroads. am in favor Of a sectional
dock or patent slip for this port that vessels IN
distress may quickly aud with economy be repair
ed. These. gentlemen. are some Of the views l
hold. and which 1 shall advise His Majesty as being
for the good Of this Kingdom. 1 believe my collea
CUES arr in sympathy with me-"
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DIED.

BEcEwrrH-At Haiku. Maui. February 9Th. GEORGE
EDWARD. only son Of George Z and Harriet @ Bcckwith.
aged 10 years and . months
HARRns.-At Kapaa. Kauai, February 9th, join HARRIS.
aged about 81 years. Deceased was a native Of Akin. op-
posite Milford, South wales. He leaves a wife, who Is
living on Hawaii.
WknD-In Honolulu. February 18th, OF paralysis, Mrs
MARIA WkED. aged "a years The beloved mother Of Mrs
Charles q Barton THE deceased was a resident OF San
Francisco. and formerly OF New York City, where she re-
sided 70 yearn- The grandfather Of the deceased was one
OF the drst founders Of New York City (then called New
Amsterdam, having settled there with the first colony Of
HoIIandcrs in the year 100. she was a good Christian
and a loving mother. Her death will be lamented by a
large circle Of loving frfends.l
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MEMORANDA.

The p NJ 5 5 City Of Sydney sailed from Sydney jar
10Th. at 3 p n, with % passengers and 79A tons Of cargo.
Experienced fresh gales from L 30 Sc with head sea the
entire passage, and arrived at Auckland Feb 81 at AS
P ". sailed same day at $50 P n. Feb 5th, lat SO36 s,
Ion IDA W. passed an American whaler steering south.
Feb 9th. lat 2GO6 ), Ion 1881 W. at 80 p NJ, exchanged
night signals with stmr City Of New York. bound south.
Experienced fresh winds from T. 10 Ne the entire passage
from Auckland Arrived at Honolulu February 10th, at
1.26 n.
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Im Chinese question appears to have been ig-
nored by everybody during the recent discussions
and ministerial explanations. One Of the planks
of the Baker-LiIikaIani " platform. it will be
remembered was, unlimited Chinese immigration.
Mr. Wilder, as spokesman for the Ministry, i in
favor Of an unlimited introduction Of South Sea
Islanders. This, it is unnecessary to remark
here, is in perfect accord with the policy advoca-
ted by the ADVERTISER. We want to see the
Hawaiian race preserved but we very plainly
see that they cannot maintain the struggle for
existence in competition with the Monaghan.
There is no sentiment about the latter. lie pIods
and looks carefully after every f%arthing. The
Hawaiian on the contrary, is prOdigal.
The Chinese question must undoubtedly come
up in the next legislature. We do not advocate
any such ultra and ridiculous party cry as - the
Chinese must go - but we do hold that we have
got enough Of their race here at present, and
that the coming legislature should make some
provision whereby there may be a check put to
the incoming tide Of Mongolian immigrants. We
hear the remark, and it sounds plausible Oh,
the Chinese will stop coming when the demand
for them as laborers shall have ceased" Does or
can anybody believe this? As we have had oc-
casion to say before in these columns-the Haw-
allan Islands are a Paradise to the Chinese, and
they will continue to flock to these shores. And
any true friend to the Hawaiian race-nay,
any advocate Of Christian ciyiIization-must de-
precate this, and desire to sec an end put to it.
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WANTED

q AGED HITE To
"a LOOKOUT for children, aud do light housework in a res
Psetaei e family, where she vii fad 4 good hone Enquire a,
whitney e RobertSons, or address p. o. Box So. fs7 u
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EXPECTED PER zEALANDIA

FEW COPIES OF JUDGE CATIONS MIS-
N CELIA MES, and first supply Of Rev. Mr.. CHA
NEY'S ALOHA,t to be followed by another stock early. Also,
Archery Goods and Novelties.
feI4 If AT THOS. G. THRUM'S Fort st. Store.
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800 REWARD!

ARD WILL BE PAID
u TOT information hat vii lead 70 the conviction Of the
person or persons who, on the nights q December 6th and 7h,
1873, distracted from the Metropolitan Market on King 81
fT If q WaTTFR
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The emphatic utterances of the Ministers of
the Interior and Finance, which we publish in
this days issue, on topics connected with the
policy OF our government, and which policy is
therein declared, will be read with satisfaction
from Hawaii to Kauai. Our friends abroad will
also read with pleasure the assurances therein Civ
en- that We have men Of the proper strength, in
t~elligence and principle at the head Of affairs.
There can be no question but that the present
Ministry, by it's now published and authoritative
ly declared line of policy, must have the full con-
fdence of the entire people. This, so far as gen.
eral and main interests are concerned-and those
are the vital ones. (MinOr details are not now
in discussion.) We repeat, that public conf
dence in the stability of the government will be
thoroughly confirmed by a careful reading Of what
we present to day from Cabinet Ministers. The
material interests of the country demanded these
utterances, and would have been satisfied with
nothing less. Capital and industry can now feel
assured that agrarianism and political mIsrule are
to find no foothOld in Hawaii nei, notwithstand-
ing the insane utterances of ignorant native parti-
Fans, during the late election excitement.
We do not, under the circumstances, anticipate
that any serious difficulty will be found in manag-
ing the coming session of the Legislature. We say
Is managing advisedly. The two or three for
eigners among the Representatives will hardly
have any measures to propose which are not al
ready anticipated and in preparation by the Min
Istry. The usual amount Of absurd ~speech-mak-
ing will be INDUCED in by the native members,
but fortunately they are mostly new men, with
crude ideas, and the 50 managing " process is cas-
Ter carried out in such cases. There are one or
two native members of talent, but of the rest it
may be said with truth that there is little or no
choice. We think the general public and the
nation at large can safely trust them in the hands
Of the Ministry.
As to the suggestion thrown out by our con-
temporary the Gazette OF this week, that there is
danger Of a change Of Ministry during the session
we see no reason whatever for entertaining the
idea. The present Ministry are emphatically n
strong Cabinet in every respect. They are united
on all material points they are in entire accord
with His Majesty on matters of public policy {;
they are men Of liberal views-enterprising and
energetic they have the confidence of the eoun
try. We can hardly anticipate q change of Min
istry under these circumstances, and should re-
gret to have to contemplate such a misfortune.
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IRON TANKS (!

INK HIGHFLYE Err. NEARLY NEW,
IN GOOD ORDER. FOR SALE By
fel4tf JAMESii-O0WsETT
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FOR SALE.

MANGO GROVE. IN KANEOHE, OAHU.
INM containing Five or six Acres. well fenced, Two Cot
tages, Out Buildings, Shade and Fruit Trees, SC For particu-
lars, enquire Of Qe7 40 5 w. POGUE.
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MEETING NOTICE.

NOURT 6 A. O. F.. viii hold
its Tegulsr meeting at Knights Of Pythias Hall, Hotel ST
oN TUESDAY EVENING, FEB 24th, at $50 o'elccS. A fun
and prompt attendance is desired, As important business is 70
Be transacted. Qe14 2) 5. McKEAGUE. Sec'y.
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land FOR SALE

EWNHE ED. ~ ATTORNEY IN
fact for VIM. Hiebrand, VI. b.. offers for sale, on liberal
terms, tracts Of land in KemoO, Kamanauui, said to contain
1851 acres in all; and also a tract in Wshiawa, said to contain
1898 acres, all situate in the District Of Waialua, Island of
Oahu The lands in Kemoo were formerly leased TO John
Silvia and Owen J. Holt. (d20 t) CHA II. BISHOP.
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FOR SALE

WHOSE PREMISES SITUATE IN HILO,
n opposite the Court House, suitable for a frstclass Hotel
All in good order and repair. Apply to
j. II. COMFY, Honolulu,
fS 10 or C. RICHARDSON. Hno.
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HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE.

~EsITUATED IN WAIEHU, MAUI, NEAR
- the premises of Judge Widemann. The Lot contains one
acre. with a good dwelling and all other necessary out-houses.
Title good. Inquire of
ja24 3m 7. ii. PARIS, Waikiki, Maui.
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VESSELS IN FORT

Haw bgtne Psmare, for sale
Am topsail sch L0Ieta, Dexter
Haw sch Julia A Long,
Am sch Houora. seegers
Am bktne Discovery, smith
Am biz ID q Murray, Richie
Am bktne Monitor. Nelson
Am ship Otago, Harding
Am bgtne Hazard, Miller
Am miss bgtne Morning Star, Bray
An bktne Discovery. smith
An bktne Grace Roberts, OhIsen
Haw bk KAle. Ahlboru
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CKsMITH NOTICE
TO LET.
COTTAGES TO LET.

FUNTIE UNDEHSIU Ed bEINW ABUI To
erect a number of Cottages, with garden land attached,
a short distance from town in -Nuuanu Valley, corner of
School street, opposite Mr.. Henry Warehouse, also, on School
street, as far as opposite Rev. :. f. Bishops.
The rentals will be about Twenty-f five Dollars per month.
Tenants will have the right of purchase by payment in irstall-
ments for three or five years, with a dePosite of Twenty-Five
per cent, should any be sold.
Those requiring homes can secure the same by an early APP
plication to the undersigned, and if not TOO late, can have
buildings TO suit the intending occupants.
ja3 If JOHN TIOS. W ATERHOUSE.
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Fishers Champagne Cider.

MANUFACTURER FROM THE BEST
vi and purest materials, peril city harmless and healthy,
a refreshing and cooling drink, especially in cases Of fever; at
No. Is. LiHha street, Honolulu. Orders may be sent, c. o. d.
through Post Office Box $50.
Honolulu, January II, 1880. jaI7-ly-3mf
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AIRS. WARD. ON SCHOOL REET.
M between Fort and Nuuanu SITS hereby notifies the
citizens of Honolulu, that she is prepared to act as NURSE
In cases Of ICK SESS, haviug had many years expert
ence in the Hospitals at stockton and Virginia City. And is
also a practical FE, prepared to attend patients
in case of need.
Any applications for her services either at her home or
through the Post Office will be promptly attended to-.
d27 3mA MRS. WARD. School Street.
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FOR SALE.
rn,uE WV STORY ESIn

THNHE TWO STORY Residence. SITUATE
on School and Emma Streets, Honolulu. Is IN excellent
order and repair, with good and sufficient pasturage for two
or three horses. Half the purchase money may remain on
enquire Of de ID mos. BROWN,R Registrars Office.
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NOTICE.

"a responsible for any Goods purchased for my Schoouers
without my written order. Also, 1 VIII not be responsible for
Freight delivered TO same unless Rsceipted for st my Office.
Honolulu, Feb. Ii. ISsO. CeI4 lm1 CHAS. LONG.
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REMOVAL!
NURSE AND MIDWIFE.

ENRANK GERTZ. BOOT AND sHoEMAKER,
has removed his business from Hotel Street to the store
on Merchant Street, formerly occupied by D. W Clark. oc4
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
S1rnRDAE. EEBRnARY ri.

II. NJ. the Queen Dowager Emma, and II. II.
r. KeelIkolani, returned on Sunday morning from
a circuit Of the Island Of Hawaii, in good health.
HIS HoNoR the Chief Justice, who narrowly es-
capped a severe accident on Wednesday by reason
of n runaway horse coming in contact with his
carriage on Fort street, II, We are glad to know,
quite uninjured, and though somewhat shaken up
by the escapadc, Will be out in a day or two.
But it nevertheless remains true that His Honor
probably owes his life on this OCCASION to his in
nate nerve and presence Of mind in moments Of
peril.
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NOTICE.
gNNH FIRST OF THE
- SUGAR co. was held ia Honolulu on the 81 OF February.
1850, when the following officers were elected for the ensuing
year;
President ....-....Edward p. Adams,
Vice President. Robert A. Macfe, Jr,
secretary b Dole,
treasurer -.---.--..--..J Z. GLADE,
AUDITOR. W l.. Green.
The Charter of Incorporation granted to the said Company
by the Minister of the Interior, was formally accepted; which
Charter provides that " no Stakeholder shall individually be
liable for the debts Of the Corporation beyond the amount
which may be due upon the Share or Shares of Stock owned by
himself" Q7 4D s. b. DOLE, Secy.
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FOR SALE CHEAP

n GOOD WIND-MILL, BRASS FU MP, 2
Il Iron Tanks, capable of holding 500 gallons each; l Solid
Frame, for above tanks; also, Pipe Work, Connections, etc,
complete. This Mill can be seen in working order by apply
ing to (n29 tO II. J. AGNEW.
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HOUSE . ON NUUANU STR
N next above premises of the late G. c. Mclean, the rem
tai of which is worth Forty Dollars per month.
For particulars apply 20 Il. G. WALLER,
Or S. c. ALLEN,
f7 I'm OF Allen & Robinson.
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NOTICE

EhCRING MY Z FROM THIS
IL Kingdom my nephew, Mr.. John Locker, will have full
charge Of and attend to all business for me
Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1850. Cel4 81 THOMAS LACK
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N STARCH-PIA
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

WN 10 AND so LIB. BAGS, FROM TIL
Plantation of W. MULLER. MaIumalu, Kauai. and for sa
by (e7 ST. ii. II CO, Agents.
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NOTICE.
A LII HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
N me, of whatsoever kind, must present them within so
days from January 80, 1880. (eI 1m) HENRY COOPER.
NOTICE.
n WILL NOT BE RESPO VISIBLE FOR my
Il DEBTS contracted in my lame without my written order.
fe7 81 J. C. WOOD.
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a LII PERSONS ARE
IN not TO trust my wife, MARIE, on my account, as ! will
not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name.
fell linz JOHN SILVA.
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O S OR STOLEN f!

a NEW A WAIIAN FLAG. BELONGING
N to the Schooner JULIA A. LONG. Any person having
found the same, or who can give information leading to its re-
covery, will be suitably rewarded by
fe7 I'm CHAS. LONG, s Merchant ST.
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ENROM N AFTER THIS DATE 1 WILL
IL pay no bills without my written order.
Honolulu, Jan. 2S, 1880. ja3l At CHAS. TITCOMB.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1880-04-22
The Clock Trade.

The trade in clocks has been excellent,
and from September to January dealers
experienced very great difficulty in OBJ
tanning goods ordered from manufactur-
ers. A great change has come over the
clock industry, and where there were
only half a dozen standard patterns
there are now hundred. Novelties
are constantly appearing. There are
swinging clocks, with and without
mirrors; clocks with inkstands, with
boudoir perfumery, ornaments and
alarms. Nickel goods predominate. Of
one make alone one dealer in Boston
has sold, in two years, 1900. Ameri-
can manufacturers now make an imi-
tation French CLOCK, which can be sold
to retail for $3.50, while the French
clock would cost $50 to $25 American
makers also make imitation marble
goods after French patterns, and copy
ing French movements. More French
clocks are being sold than formerly, but
fully two-thirds of those purchased are
for presents. Wooden clocks are still
used, and at the West walnut frames
are much sold. Boston Journal.