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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-28
FOB SALE.

II ITZFELD'S HEADLIGHT OIL: delivery free
II Telephone orders 2S3 Second street only.
HORSES AND MULES-At rs Monroe street BY
ID n. J. MCCULLOUGH.
NOWS-Two fine mich cows at Parker's yard,
~ nearNo 4 knginehouse.
HOTTAGE-With fiVe rooms and lot SC BY 10
~ feet with fruit trees. Price $3.50 cash, or $500
on one years time, on Lauderdale street; 2squares
south otBroadwAy; convenient TO street cars Ad-
dress X. g., appeal office.
HoRsE-A stylish gentle Horse, Phaeton-Top
Ii Bdszy and Harness; q lady can drive him.
Apply u ". &. EDWARDs's, s7s Main street.
CALOON AND FIXTUREs-Also b d room fur
= niture. at No. Adams street.
CALOON-A hfst-ciass saloon. corner Of Front
. and Adams streets. For particulars apply to
Justice John spelman. 81 Adams street.
R'ARM-On State Line road. 6 miles nom Mem
an Il Ec 6 isEs. 81 front % street.
ITO r. 3. CONTEMPORARIES
\ go good solid homemade wheelbsrows.
JAMES GRAHAM WAGON CO., 81 Jefferson st.
DLUMBlNG AND GAS-FITTING SrOCK-And
onildii 3 machinery, tools. stock of plumbing
zn9 gas-n. Jung material, and building, at No. 204
~ Main rs street the old stand Of Phil J. MallOn =
be received ~ US until February LIST.
GOODWIN 4 GooDLoE, Ss Madison st.
JERSEY BULL" high Tide" No. 57IO; tWeG-
T-one months old, and ready for full service
Rich yellow fawn, shading into black ON sides:
very yellow skin and full black points OF the best
tered young males and females
T. W. WHITE, Hernando, Mis-.
NTARRANTs OF Crittenden county ATF inv
w paying taxes. Lyles d Harris. Masonic Tempe
IiNGINE-one l0-H.-P. stationary Engine IN
ID good running order. CHICKAEAW REFIN-
ING CO.. corner Exchange and Promenade streets.
II AED-640 acres OF choice Land, in Desoto
IL county, Miss, 10 miles from Memphis, near
Olive Branch, Miss, and on line OF Memphis and
Selma ksiLroad; $50 In good state q cultivation,
balance IN me timber; well improved, with GIN
house AMI press. Terms fcasonable. apply %
-. J. EAINE Il CO.,
50 Front street. AemDhis- Tenn,
HoRsE-A good saddle and harness H0fss.
I-E warranted sound and gentle: driven By
41es the past season; cheap, at AIS Wellington
EOIAEos-A large Lot of keYen-octaye second-
e hand Pianos, including Knabe and other
standard makes, very low tor eazh--frofn 800 up
fj'0Rs5-Fins saddle and harness horse. Year,
-, OLD. cheap J. y. hcDossll, koac0s, Tenn.
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TELEGRAMS
To be Had by Calling at the ONCE at she
Hours Mentioned.

The Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from 8 to 1880
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Help for the Widow of the Murdered
Wfnberg.

To the Editors Of the Appeal:
Can you give any information as 10 the
financial condition of The Winberg family,
SO cruelty deprived of husband and father a
few days ago? I know of several who
would with pleasure contribute if the family
is in need. Will you open subscription
list?
The APPEAL will be glad 10 be the me-
dunn for conveying subscriptions to Mrs.
Winberg. Any money left at the counting
room with Mr.. White, our business manager,
will be promptly delivered to the needy and
deserving widow.-EDs. APPEAL.]
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Shirts Shirts! Shirts !

All the white shirts sold last week for Acc,
this week for 25c each.
All the undershirts and dra wers sold last
week for 25c and 35c each, this week at 15c.
One lot of white shirts same as last week
40c each.
One lot OF white shirts, laundired and un-
laundried, very iuest of quality, all at Soc
each. These shirts are not burned, but wet
only.
Balance Of white vests at 15c each, just
about the price of the buttons.
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200 Crochet Spreads at Soc each.
100 Crochet Spreads at 75c each.
so Marseilles Spreads at 81 SO, worth So
each.
25 Marseilles Spreads at So so, worth S 8
each. Reduced in price and must be closed
out.
All'our Buggy Cushions or Seats-last week
75c They must 90 at SOC.
GA Cloakiug-last week 45c--balance
must go at 25c per yard.
70 Continuation Dress Patterns, from IL to
IA yards in each, only SOC, worth ii 25 per
pattern.
pcs A Bed Ticking, l24c, worth 25c per
yard.
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Clothing. Clothing.

One word on clothing.
We bought the mammoth stock OF cloth
ing SOC ON the 81. We therefore can afford
to cell them cheap. Anyone in need OF
clothing we will say that We will cell them
cheap, for We must have tine room.
Come and try Bs on mems, youths and
hoys' clothing. We will do You good.
100 dozen Jeans pants at 25c per pair or 10
per dozeu-
Silk yelling 10c per yard.
Beregs yelling SC per yard.
Checked musiin in 20 yard pkgs, all for
Toe per pkg.
Assorted pkg., 25c per pkg, lace curtain
goods, finest quality, 15c, 25c snd s5c per
yard
And many other goods INST mentioned in
the above list, az
sEJACn's NEW STORE.
sss ........ mAIN sTkEET ........ IS
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MOI shown last week

Not shown last week.
so doz gents hats, comprising every style,
shape and quality, al at SOC, worth from 81
to "a each.
One lot Of boys and children's hats, Of
every description, worth from IL to 81 each.
They will be sold at Acc piece.
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Memphis Weekly Mortality Report.
Mortality report Tor the week ending Satur-
dav, January 9th, at 6 O'Clock pm:
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Corsefs. COrsets.

DR.. Warmers celebrated health corset, 75c,
worth 81 SO each.
One lot of 100 bone corsets at SOC, worth
81 25 each.
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G Read G0ld.mi.h's advertisement.
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READ Adler & Bros card.

Seed Oats.
Large stock of white. Black and Red
Rust-PrOOf Oats for sale, low TO the
trade. L. q. BUCHANAN d Co,
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Notions and Small Wares

Buttons Of every description &c per card.
Best pins, 2 papers for DC.
Best combs SC each.
Best German cologne 10c per bottle.
Nubias and scarfs Csc each.
Misses,. and children's wool hose sc pair.
Ohe lot geHts' scarfs OF all kinds SC each.
One lot finest towels, burnt in center, suit
able for children's bihs, &c each.
One more lot full, regular-made wool hose
25c, worth SOC pair.
Gents colored half-hose, SC pair.
Best British socks, 17ac, worth 35c pair.
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HOSIERY.

Complete stock of fine Hosiery, which We
will sell lower than any house, to make
| room for our spripg stock.
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READ Goldsmith's advertisement.
THIS WEEK! THIS WEEK
UNEXCELLED BARGAINS
AT the Popular
II X A DE p A L ACE,
s4s....... MAIN STREET,. SAB
GOLDSMrrH a BRO,s,
L. GOLDSMITH & BIOS.
ONLY NEW AND FRESH GOODS.


Best BIeached yard-wide Domestic IL
| yards for 81.
AII-linen Toweling and Crashes, IL yards
| for 81.
Good quality Canton Flannel, IL yards
| for 81.
Double-fold Giugh ams, IL yards for 81.
Good assortment Of Calicos, "a yards for 81.
Good Bed Ticking. IL yards for 81.
Good Corded Pique, Is yards for s..
Good quality Checked Nainsook, 10 yards
| for 81.
Sea Island, good quality, 20 yards for 81.
| Sea Island, best quality, IA yards for 81.
| Table Linen. 25c.
Turkey-red Table Cloth, 40c.
| 1914 Bleached Sheeting, &c.
Unblesehed, 20c.
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES
| A new stock Of the latest designs now in
stock, which we will sell at the old price.
Honeycomb Spreads, 12-4, at Csc.
Best Lewiston Spreads, 12-4, al 81.
A full stock of House-furnishing Goods st
very low prices.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
Complete stock OF fine Hosiery, which We
will selI lower than any house, to make
room for our spring stock.
SHOES. SHOES.
/. Ladies' front-lace, 81. Slippers, 75c.
Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes At SO and 75c.
Mems Boots from 81 up. Brogsns, ST.
Children's Rubbers, 25c; Misses, 35c; La.
dies, 40c.
Call and get your bargains at
i. GOLDSMITH q BROS.
s4s MAIN sTREET...s4s
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For Sale.

In store and to arrive, at lowest figures to
the trade:
5000 Barrels Salt
1000 Barrels Kin-dried Meal.
100 Barrels Kraut.
1000 Bales Choice Timothy Hay.
5 Cars Prairie Hay.
Cars Choice Mixed Oats.
Cars Choice White Corn.
Cars Choice Yellow Corn.
T. SING On
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N.iII.s a,arnef kfore.

READ G ,Id.mith's advertisement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-03-31
MEMORANDA

Eep.rt ~ tile tx Cait-uaa. Hubbard. master-L=rt
saI trarr--r- FEB p; tr-t SIX days uIt bad lt=h- "
PDFL As.t vs." sis4t-l H9.9kli, March % experienced
inu-h d-aEu-eable weather during the trip. arrived IL
Honolulu AaEboT, March -, after a passage u 5 days.
Report Of Haw bk Rzlakaua. Miller, n2stsr-Sailed
from sau Francisco March ] hal light y IS winds up %
Aarch . lat 80 y long 1890 W Experienced sOutherly
winds and s4ually weather % March Is. lat . y. long
l}t 80 " from thence experienced light 5 " winds and
c2lA- % March -. lat q. y. long 1915 " from thence
~zpeFi-ncei light y W winds ani pleasant weather 70
port. Arrived In Honolulu harbor March -, after d
passage Of - day.
Report o. the tern Eva. WlEfnau. uastsr-Left Eureka.
March 5rI- AZ . pm, the first % hours had dead calm OF
then got sJuthaEy and 81 ais aad c4lrs up Q, the I7th-
then the wind hauled l. L~E, u latitude p = y, lyngi-
the %lst IL latitude - Is y, longitude $50 w. the wind
hauled TO WSN aud squally, Increasing ~ a heavy gale for
80 hours then gradually hauling 10 NV and mOderating:
on the morning o. the 18th sighted Maui. dead calm aud
A. Port Of Honolulu, March 18th after a passage Of y
days Had a heavy westerly swell the whole passage.
Report Of the " II DimOud, HOuIlet', master-Left san
FRANCISCO, March 9Th. and experienced fine weather with
the harbor Of Honolulu, March 25th, after a passage Of q
days.
Report Of the bktue J A FaIkinburg. Goodman. master
Left San Francisco, March sthi from this time uII 18th.
and west: 18th and 18th, wind from Nv 20 y, AMI hue
weather thsn we had two days trades, which was all we
received on the passage, with the exception Of the last
Jay. From March zlst TO 18th, hid the wind from south
SN, west NV, sometimes strong with rainy weather, got
the trades on the 25th, which continued to port. arrived
on Diamond Head. on March 2sth, after q passage Of 2Uh
days from san Francisco.
Report u the Jkiue Amelia. Newhau, master-Left
Port Townsend, March f,h. with clear weather and light
W wind whfrI changed 10 the WSW soon afterwards.
The middle p1-to Of the voyage was generally rough and
much rain and three squalls were experienced last four
day- into port clear with light INV breeze arrived in
Honolulu harbDr, March 81. after a passage Of p days.
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sSENGER

M. n5in i7@ --a fyiP Giiia. Ser aT. k k1iId F.rF PER F seaT 6 B.:4rio'
For san Francisco, per Forest Queen, March 2J-Mrs J
Moore, Miss y Cuninane, W A Dunscombe and wife, : W
q GreIutsId. IadcsIane a. les Reves n Wis., FryIsI
Charles Thompson JnO Prval, a Hanson, Mrs Warwick.
From san Francisco, per Caibarien. March 2i-Nr. C
Bueklin, Charles Lind, and 8 Cinnamon steerage.
Prom kahIluj; per kIauea mou. March . W II
Bailey and wife, w stoidard, \ Harbour, Miss kamakca,
" 7 a BrewertNrs Wilkinson Mrs Brown, Mrs Campbell, /
Chiuaman and 50 deck
From waianae. per James Slakee, March III L Rich
ardsOur and 3 lepers.
From Maui aai uaxaH, per Liselike, March &c Z
Richardson, Jas Wo9is, Geo + Holmes, II 4 Bridge, q
J az rige ana rbiIG y x "i EsSs - nj JA1 6 w. TdIT = :
Harrison, Hiss Kinds, G GasEin, Il " Putnam,
from san Francisco, per KtIaksua- March 2s-Miss F
Kinds, W J. Grieye, Watson, wife and . children, {
toakes, 4 Hammer, j Burke, Casey \ Wallace, + Kelly,
J siIva, siusoro Agee, Ko Ishisami
For Kahului, per KiIauea Hou, March 26-w a Whiting.
W = \ Brewer. q e. GaskiI, Capt + \ Robbins. II T
ErJ!erick, Nrs wilbur. Master I Peterson, T Todt. Mrs
ledge, " Davis, { Coakes. a barbour, and about 50 deck
For uolokai and Maui. per Lsh IN, March 2G-M Lyman,
yr. l. 1 KAi4ma aud child. Miss a Bannister. } Cunning
ham, J r Downey, Ars Akuna and 2 children, Wong
LeouF, and about . deck.
For K4qai, per Z Bishop, March PC u Cooke and
family, II Esnje, W II Johnson, Il Williams, Mrs
p'lnheeque. and . children Mrs = Z ninds, Mrs Ms
i;ICe, J Anahu, 3 Chinese, and about % deck.
From Kauai. per G r BiskoF, March CIV Guide, W
kaufman. l. Ttcomb, Miss knoke, W AlaPai, w G
Partridge, G b Rheal, " G Farrean, w Arnemann, :
Chinc5e Hgd 81 deck.
For Maui and Hawaii, per Likelike, March 27-H N
Queen KHpiOlani. His Ex Jno L Bush. 4 Sanders,wife and
s9n,I Campbell, T ; Chase and wife. W G Irwin, + G
Macfarlane, Miss weimore, Master IL Alexander, d Mac
Gillrvrty, j FOran, J Woods. Godfrey BrOwn.J y Wright,
Mrs IIanford, Miss Royce, Geo + Holmes, c 5 Kynnersley,
II ? Glade, + Spencer, l. I Nichols, ID CrOwningberg, 2 \
ChalaIzel. J 4 ROdanet, 20 \ BrdseS, Mrs Ka NahaOlelua
] h Rawanui, q Cert, r Afons, J + Noble and 4 Chinese.
For san Francisco, per Maria r. Smith. March 2s| f
SchOOler, r + Basset, & Z Rood, q Wilson, wife and child,
George T Wells. wife and child.
From san Francisco. Per W II Dimonl, March 2S-J L
Trislie. r Gerke, J J Donovan, w Beals.
From san Francisco, per Jane \ FalkinburG, March %
Captain G Tierney, IL Lietjiens, J ID TAYLOR, J Branch.
From Maui and AolOkai, per Lehua, March 39-M ny-
mani II DOwney, Z Dalton, Mrs Mct'orriston, Master F
Foster, Wong LeOng and 50 deck. .
From Wailua. per Mokolii, March Soils Excellency
Governor Doainis. IS F Boles, w q Brash, J II Black,
and J Brown.
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robbers and murderers viii strike once too often,
then let them be shown no mercy
w.IlCRU-1AUL
We have or trade Winds blowing again to every
body's great relief
Last nigh; Mr.. C. c. Williams save a dance st
Spreckelsville.
The usual services were held in the Anglican and
Roman Catholic Churches yesterday Good Fri
day, and were we'll attended.
On Monday morning D. BigeUr. a man working
Tor SpreckeiSat NaIale, lost a draft for So, which
was found bv 4 native working with him. Tues
dav morning the native told Bigeur he had found
the draft and would return It IN the evening as he
had given II 10 his wife for safe keeping. This con-
yersation was overheard by a Portuguese named
Real. who was working in the same gang. Real
Immediately went 10 the foreman saying that he
wanted TO leave. He was sent 10 Spreckels store
10 receive his wages. Upon the receipt Of his
money he proceeded % the natives house and told
the mans wife that the draft found Shy her hus-
band belonged to him, and that she was to deliver
IL up upon payment Of $40. which he handed to
her. The woman gave him the draft, which he
Immediately had cashed by the Portuguese baker,
and then left the same afternoon per Iwalani. On
the natives return home, after his days work, the
swindle came to light. The baker has been sent to
Honolulu 70 identify the perpetrator Of this piece
of rascality.
Our authorities are very active in their search
for lepers. The Deputy Sheriff caught two secreted
over the sitting-room Of q dwelling-house here. a
trap door, very ingcniously contrived. had been
cut IN the ceiling, but Notwithstanding the clever
way in "hich they were concealed they were dis
covered aad have been sent tu Honolulu.
This morning 4 Naihee Constable was brought
up on a charge Of drunkenness. \ number of wit
nesses appeared, bC, the charge could not be sub
Stimulated. Tie maa was, however, suspended
until his caudlct clUld be inquired into.
Sheriff Everett sid At - m. today. the lease
for 10 years OF land oF Kamehame nui and Kealahou
l and ,, situated il kula, and containing about
1000 acres. 1t was knocked DOM to 4. Barnes for
March oath. 1888.
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COMMERCIAL
~SATURDAY. Na,cL 81. 1857.

81 4 much 81 ISIS.
IHis' the last week Of the quarter. has not been
en-c'srized by any great activity q business in
town It's most noticeable feature ia. been IN.
arrivals Of vessels from fo-cign ro-... Adore
weather has delayed mzuy Of these s., that Quite,
unusual number have reached port s,ro., g.,
sether. CoastWisc the arrivals have been rather
slack, but by steamers and s,hognsr. ve~v CON
siderable quantity Of produce is expected 10 hand
between now and Monday morning. With one
exception the auction sales Of merchandise have
not Dsen Of any Importance. The sale on Thurs
Jay Dy Lyons & Levey on behalf If the admins
traitors 81 our late fellow-townsman Mr. :. G..
fucker which forms the exception. vas we'll at
tended The prices realized were irregular. those
secured Tor the dry goods, which formed the bulk
IN value Of the parcels offered. were. ON the whole
lair tfor an unressrved saIeI, and in many instance
very good The fancy goods and other outside par
GELS did not command such satisfactory rates.
The arrivals include the barks Caibarien. KaIa-
kaua and A Falkinburs, brig W II Dimond and
schr. Chas. Hanson from san Francisco. each
bringing a full general cargo, the tern Eva from
Humboldt and the ship Otago and bark Amelia
from Port Blakely with lumber. The bark Helen
" Dudley has also put into this port on her way to
Australia.
The exports for the week comprise only the cargo
Of the tern Maria + Smith consisting Of !. 297. 3j7
Bs sugar, $4,000 gallons m0lasses and some b1Ha-
mas That fayorite vessel the W q Irwin sails for
San Francisco to-day and will take full cargo Of
produce.
The receipts Of domestic produce Tor the week
have been 2O,352 pkgs sugar, $50 pkss rice. CSC pkgs
paddy, and 253 bbls molasses.
On Saturday last the bark Hermann was sold by
auction 70 Mr. james Campbell for $3.50. Some
doubt exists as 10 the extent and character Of the
repairs necessary go make her a sound vessel 50
the purchase was a speculative one Her out
Mt and spars however are worth all the money.
The arrival Of another steamer from Hongkong
carrying a large number u Chinese coolies ostousi-
bly, bound for Vancouver Island shows the dis
position Of this class 81 labOrers. many II whom
will desert the ship here to e~1nisrate to these
Islands TO be as strong a. ever. Should the rsstric-
tons against this class 81 emigration which the
authorities at Honskons and Canton have seen ft
to impose, be Withdrawn, there can lie little doubt
that we shall quickly have another large accession
Of this sort u population.
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IMPORTS

-r san Francisco. per CImarieu. March 26-I Z
go So 5 x. beans. 30 - bran 3 dozbrComs. = g bread
1 &c bre.i tins 5000 bneS* To- P,iS N ~ msaid.
sSsa IS pkg Window, l csc clothing - sislrettr'; lD-
e1sSSs Z - dry goods. 4 - dried fruits. ete-ll c canned
STfts gs c. canned meats, 73es PisHIss 20 ~ = ~
% e.. col. s g. mAkrrel. 8 9 yEuon. I-n. o.
bbls -four, I csc fSss l 81 II - aIsy fGsri.zTc. - tins Ely. q
: InE.I iron safe, J rSH IsaihIri = r,.-tSnf n t,i..
oa.tR19- Ii cts oIts-2SS - Totatgss. :, = 3 ; S . - :
pearl barley; sS-snt PpSrE. csk- htut-. : - butter. -
pkss. 96 ke-s.r "a : sn - 3 IsiEbSI- beef 81 cs and ; pix
5 ties h i4 e. % krg-. aud 3 halttt5- lAsI- Is - Ti1arf
goods 5PEss ~ SS. $50 lbs su-ar; 20 g 10 key guI :
H.bbis ~ cps pkss saIp ~ ~. ty,hsrro- 1870 Il tea.
! pt~ I. dne. IS pkg vesetables- = . $, 90 90 ''
- Fr,uri<-o. per KaIaklua- MAJ 80 IS am
mn&ition.I pkg asrisuItHral iiitr' .-'f- ~ a. !, n I-iicEs
" o1anI afSi6 posts. 200 " shiHsiSsii I'll eorn.l ere
(eTorhsry. Iese clothing : skS %.T : c,5 ~ c.r 50 g. ssansd
sooas N L-bxs raisius. 10 . salmon.S 6 hTeArm-, 81
pkss tar Tme. 100 hogs, Is5 etIs Oat- l csc various oils. lG'
"a potatoes, ! ese PaPsr.t c , Pcs +gpber g1ai-. 20 stoves. /
.o4p' IL 6 sewing machines ., pA5s t SsI oS ~ Pig
TesS. =, francisco. per ChAs Hansen, March 2G-2557o
From m..i- Is sks bran, ; 60 bayone;s. 900 posts
s2s-sOO shinsf ssney goods. bale hose, 6 hats, 20 pkg
Shnniwars, - shay iron az 5 III g,-nIinc. 81 Ell,
iron gsps fovss / pix ship e~haniIery- Az gallons CAlioFni'
|fne. Value. SID ~ v.- A.
From niti5n / e.. g2t lbs bacon, u biz bag, Al CT
AMI AlamMI ~ bra.d IS VI bricks. lO2 ~ lbs bonerneal
barley ~ ts5et m butter. IS bXs candles. l9 c camel
$40 cts y H. cheesc. 10 ctls cordase' y eJls corn, To-
goods. a.. ! = dry goods. 90 pkEs nsh, = g inrni
lbs DIRE bEis aour. 1870 lbs hans, 90 PkEs aATi~are,
ture. SoL = 80 I csc honey g. pes iron 1919 lbs larI
tons hsy- u lc bhfs lime. 2f3S4 II lumber. - ctls mill
% 1--we Tegs nails. 81 cts 0a.s- q ctls onions IT, p57t
stuhs, IS bbIs pork. , bxs rIsInS . : runDel
80 etIs bbis, 20 i bbIs and u e. salmon, Q G .iLs 81 ,as.c IL c
soap, 50 90. - whisky. 60 gs wines Value, t-'-i9@
eI N- port Townsend, per OtAso. Marsh ZI-'Es5'5l Zee
rpm Iuaber. 5f,7J1 feet dressed luHi'sr S'+ >
shingles --bk.neJ A Falkiuburs March 2
From -, 400 lbs bacon 3 bbls beet. = = OiAsl
- tAnk5L 4at9 Ibs bread. Ia VI bricks. lZdoE bru0ms 20
ing P12sn' SIS its butter. 80 6 camel COOS, a = NJ drs,
80 M - Ash. "a es furniture, oO DSiS NJ n'Is "a : I ~
fruits Z bardware. 81 tons hay, los o. = "
hams y, ~ lime. 81 ctIs millstuhs' s3 Gus oar SOsI
stock. - DF,t Al ctIs potatoes . o1 porh; . SN
oil, IS es paint. S5 bbIs salmon, I3 VI shingles, 4 bx
rHa-lhss - steeL 100 lbs t0baccO. - ~ P
~ wheat. 1873 lbs lead
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PORT OF HONOLULU, n. I.
ARRIVALS
cofsIwB.

|hihlas
M~Hr2f-stmr KiIauea Hou, sears. from KnhuIui, Maui.
with zoo pkg sugar aud 80 bags corn
1854 pkts sugar. "a bags raddy. 30 bags
stnr Jam-s Make. MeDonaId. from wainuae
Oahu, with 200 bags sugar and 10 bbls
mOIass-s
a5-stmr ITksITs. King. from Maui and Harai with
4Ou bags sugar and los bbls moIa~srs.
Schr keSauiuohi, from Htnaiei. Kauai, wish 81
sehr Jennie, from EIaeIr, R,ua, ~.;h co bags
sehr Marion, from Kukuihaelc. Hawaii. with
slOop Kahoi1mua, from Lamar
3s-Sehr Pauahi, from O0kila Hawaii. with -0l1
.7-sehr HsleaEiia, from repeekeo, Hawai-. with
schr Mile Morris. from K,malo. MoIok. Al, with
go bgs su=ar aud - Dbl uolasses
sehr Gen1 SigeI. fro. HIeIO. Mani.
3i-schr KaaIs, from Kooiau- oAhH, with 40 bags
sehr Moi Keiki. from Pauwalu, MoIokai. with
sehr Caterina. from OIowaiu. Maui
29-5tnr wsimanalo; Nelson. from waiIn1nalo,
Schr Ea Moi. from EHiSilahilAki, Hawaii, with
Sehr Ehukai. from waiaIua, Oahu. with 3Io Tags
Mar so-schr Neitie Merrill, from Lahainn, Naui, with 1900
sehr Meeioo. from Koolau. Oahu. with 500 tags
ssmr Lehua. Lorzenson, from Mari and MoIokzi,
with 4t4 bags sugar
schr Manuokawai, from HanamauIu, Kausi. with
64J bags sugar and 100 bags paddy
stmr Mokoli, Medregor. from koolau via
WAilua. with ga baSs sugar, 2GO bags rice
FOREIGN
Mar 2I--Nm III Caibarien. p days from san Francisco
25-Iaw bk KAlakaus, "a days, from San francisco,
Am schr chts Hauseh-2j days from san Francisco.
Am ok Heien W Dudley - days from = Townsend
aG-Am tern Eva, wikmau, - day. from nunboldt
TN ship otls9- from PG't Bla1e!y' IT, ,,
2o-Nm bE } 4 alkinburs. Goodman, n days from
Br stmr GIereIr, Speedily. 10 days from NhsAsski
So-Am b1tne Amelia. NewhHII, y days from Port
TOWNSEND