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nKXW7NG AND FAINTiAG.

NHRsA JENNINGS, (fom London,l res sectfuy
w in6yns the citizens a. Baltimore, tliat she is Civ
ing esscss new 9ad beautiful sysettsQf painting,
ntrodu ed by herseIf.uO, tins Country
Mrs. + is The only efson in this City has the ad-
vantage of having ssRn taught by this iaPGator, Mr.,
KingsQa; in adfitsR aas he's is nat he experience
and pr;seticg of dzg, taIE 81 years.
Among the advantages ~ this systeT be me facility
with 1llicb it max be acquired by tlase yiso have
previas knowledge AT Ehawing and Raintizg and the
rapdiss with whizAaip e1ure can be eeentHa. That
quo edge oft sufficient to enable aryatteutve person
to siech correctly fe Nature, and go any de-
kre of perectGsIA may be coRmuii atea few Les
ef hour each, without any mechanical aid whats
ger. Painting hy hs system Instead OF being abo-
rio Is task is an qgreeatAo recreation aRdoen deveopes
asse and talent net known 20 be p0ssessS. 1t uniles
tire transparency water color pazRg, th the effect
a4 durability QEois, yet avoids the tedsusness of tina
NJ and the oensgene3s OF the osltsF. Mrs. J. likewise
tsaches bestlIfd method of Brewing and painting
rtls Flowess aud Fruit from Nature Also to Ge5e
Wax Flowers, and TO prepare the Sheet Wax
Ladies and seBslemen invaed To call and exaalae
specimens of.he work at her house No 80 FAYEtspB
$TEET, tE4e doors above Nort3 hetSseen the Post0E
ice and City .ItG4el
! je 10 dn
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ag-FoURTH --TTPPEC.aNOE CLUB
No. 4.-Ihere will be meeting of the Fourth Ward
TippecanOe Ciuh on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT,
the Both inst at u O'Clock, the Room of the Academy
Ensor street. adjoining the Independent Engine House
Punctual attendance is requested. By order,
lie ri JOSEPH G. BOYD, Recording Sec;y
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fFaa5tiS .4s5io8n
the Maryland Penitentiary, and Of their va
,tn,,s r.Inv,.,.rgn.

The Maryland Penitentiary, and Of their va
rious employmenss:
Males. Weaving, warping, quilting, and 9TH
.eryvise engaged in the weaving department, 1872;
-dyeing, u; cordwaining, I6; tailoring, 3; car
pentering, 3; snithing, 2; carding and spinning
wool, 10; saving stone, %; eoopering, !; tin
ming, ] machine shop, 4; whitewashing and
iob6ing, 3; saving wood, /; cooks and bakers,
8; cleansing dormitory, Sc, 8; runner, ]; bar
Der, 4; cook and attendants in hospital, 3; sick
and invalid, 9-1otal, 297
F'enlales-Sewing & binding shoes, II; wash
ing and ironing, 5; spooling, 5; knitting, 5;
picking wool, 3; homework and cooking, 3;
sick and invalid, 8; nursing, 2.-Total, d.
Grand Total, S3S.
Respectfully submitted.
WM. HoLToN, Warden.
June rs, 1910.
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MARDEN's PATENT SCALE

MARDEN'S PATENT SCALE
HT FACTORY, of BadcTston az.
ell S. Charles streets, where may be had alta
60 times all of the different kinds of Weigh
ing APPARATUS, from the largest Rail-.
ROAD to the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers be furnished with these articles
made in this city, TWENTY TO THIRTY PER
CENT. CHEAPER than they are charged by commits
sion merchants. The public respectfully invited To-
oakland examine for themselves
JESSE MARDEE,
Patentee and Manufacturer.
NB.-SCII4ES of all kinds REPAIRED at show
tic mo s trd
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N l. WHY NENTED HORSE row kLR
AND THRESHiNG MACHINE.
YUyHE subscriber would inform the public that ne
D has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
& THRESHING MACHINE, and now offers them to
the public; believing that they will fully meet the expec-
tati0n and wishes of the purchasers, he thinks that they
will be found equal not superior TO any Machines for
that purpose now in use. They compact, strong,
and is believed to be very dTble calculated to be work
ed by four horses
lie has also hand other Horse powers and Thresh-
ng Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent for the sale of MIR. Urnuy's Horse
Powers and Threshng Machines; those preierrng these
Machnes procure them by calling at his Farmers
Repository i'll Pratt street.
ie % ]. S. EASTMAN
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EhzlTTIE WING STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE will meet in their in the North Bend House,
Water street, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the Both,
inst. at O'Clock Each member tciH please 10 be pune
tlGt to the hour named
% N. F. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
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RICHARDSON ASSOCIATION.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Harrison Association will be
held Thar sdy Evening" the I'd july at North Bend,
at O'Clock. w. w. MCCLELLAN See'y.
IL 30 AP
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On the 18th inst by the Rev. D. H. Nadal John Heu-
IsIer to Miss Mary Mitchell, both of this city.
On the Goth inst. by the Rev s. T. Walker, Charles
Blizzard to Miss Charlotte Uher, both of Baltimore.
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ff7-HARRISoN ASSOCIATIoN.-The Govern
ment of the Harrison Association will meet ut North
Bend OH Wednesday evening, LIST July, at O'Clock.
lie 20 Ap W. w. MCCLELLAN, Sec'Y.
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lfg-EIGHaH IV.aRD 1IPPEC.dNOE CLUB
The regular meeting of this club will be held ut q.
Browns This Evening, 30th inst, at O'Clock. Mem
bers will please be punctual in their attendance.
BY order, a. L.. MOORE, Prest.
10
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
EATIIIL BE SOLD at the Exchange on WEDHES-
w DAY the Oath inst, ut O'Clock, p. M, for and
on account of Thomas S. Thompson, NIL that LOT or
parcel of GROUND situated in the cty OF Baltimore, ut
lie northeast corner the section of Pitt and Green
streets now called Exeter St, fronting the latter ST.
one hundred and extending back twenty-siS feet ten
inches subject the payment of the yearly rents OF one
hundred and sixty doliars, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon erected, made or being and
the rights privileges advantages and aPpurtenances
thereto belonging sc.
Terms of sae one-tiird cash, One-tlnrd IN thTee
months and one third in six months.
CHARLES H. PITTS.
lie 10 eodow GRUMPY & co. Aucts.
Ma GLASSES & SUGAR
W. 264 hhds ,Superior Muscovado MATANZAS
IL tierees M0LASSES
so boxes Brown SUGARS
Cargo of brig Charles, for sale by
JOHN P. ADAMS,
7.ltvntpla*
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UNK-20 cases Kidfer,s Black INK
IS Indellible do.
Just received and for sale by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT NUDGE,
isa7 No. 2 3. Charles st., (up stairs.l
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nod Ss HAKE FISH
u 90 drums Grand Bunk Goldfish
40 de Hakt fish--For sale by
lie 10 JOHN Pc ADAMS, Bewly's wharf,
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DIED,

On Friday evening, Goth inst Jane, dauhter of the
late George |. Brown, aged 15years.
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II he ready for delivery on Friday, 18th mat at my
Office on 81. Pauls ST., basement room in the building
belonging DIR. Alexander. II will be sent around to
the citizens of Baltimore and others. Price 81 for a
book with chart HENRY ALEXANDER, Compiler.
je1I DIT
s-An the papers in The city viii publish this times,
and send the cost to II A.
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- llf4i sifa1laffnr
Am GiSaGllH ENI'S.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY oE THE FINE ARTs, -
Corner Of Baltimore asa Caiper streets.
I TUESDAY, EVENING. JUNE 30, 1910, =
GREAT. ATyrR 4 (,TTONunu

GREAT ATERACTIONM!n
DR. VALENTINE. Dplineator of Yankee s.eeSn.
treitea Ac. .r.--. ..
ME. KENDALL, lsoios Rebfonner of the G. szinnet
and TronabOne.
MR. BOVINE, the Un1lzaised Flulist.
MRS. HARRINGTON. ,tlle. Vocalist. ..,
f13-Ear Programme sIlaa bills.
gI+saioDa performance to- nmenee Mt hal tzrs8
O'Clock precisely.
MuseiInsl FIFTY CENTS. \ Gentleman wi1h. tao
Ladies, 81 o.
@G-1'o Museum only, TWENTY FIvECENTs.
FAIR MOUNT GARDEN.
y OOK at our '.TAII. ATTRACTION ''-Asffaaire
hi the full sze0f life 6i&he Belgian GT.4MIssill
matzeen SCENsIoN f.aih Fair Mount First ans4,ar-
anea-6f Mr. MERCER, frsEatle South. Fourth zppsaT-
of Mrs Groves, MS Slater, Messrs. Cir 4ek,
an9 Fhosaas, in Songs, DANCES, Ballads, Duet<li Mex
anesey aud Recita0ns. Together with FIRE sEsfsKes
and the BRASS BAND.
On MoIDiY EVENING ia; June e 18Th. ~
The-entertainnients ystn qesmmence with 2 &ealeS.
Overture by the BaAd. Leader MIR Me n
PART
sohs=- Mr. Mereer-ssF s.fe vpH 10 the Mounta nil?
sors--Airs. GfoEes.smount Thy bright . GALLANT,
Steedp ]. II. Hewitt.
CoEseie 8sons-Mf Gill -sfSpider and Fly.'
Dance by Sliss slaer--frsns La Bayadere.
Deere+-Mrs. Gnores aRd.Siz. Gill.
Comic Song-Ah. Beeia-siI.ady's Dafiing',
4Ggn which,
THE BELGIAN GIANT.
k1ErR, tile iullsize 0f tbi parsonage, will ske
ascension
Overture -FulhOrchessxa.
Song--Mr Mercerr-z=Efin is my home"
Song--Mr. Beck-ss1'he Beautiful B0y.''
Dance--By Mis- Slater
SOng-Aifs. Groveszsrile Rose will learn tazRlaY.1
Comic Reeiiation--aSHeky Cinder'-lIr c .k4ls
Comic Song-iY. GIih
f6-The whole II conclude with revolt as wheel sf
FIRE WORKS, developing vivid San, Clltlsse Page
da and Peruvian staHs.
iG5-Admittanceie the whole, d cents. The. Over
lure TO commence irithg Saloon at half SD O'Clock
precisely Tie BaHdEwi perform, usual from the
Cupoa, from titz q1after past O'Clock Tine warISs
in the Garden wils befsee for promenadr duriBg the
evening.
{eNo ladies admitted unless ACCOMPANIED br gen
tlemen. ie 29-lt
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ASsENGERS
FOREIGN APPROPRIATIONS AT BAI.TI-
MORE. JUNE 30.


MORE, JUNE 30.
Per brig Tweed, from Ro-I044 bags coffee, to Hugh
jenkins; 5l2 do 10 II. Robinson; 279 do 20 Oelrcks &
Lurman III do to james ChestOn Sont55 do to- War
field Macteer; 43 do to H. Rieman & SOM 200 do to
Birckhead s. Pearce; l2I to ORDER
Brig VIM. Price, from RiO-90o bags cefee to Hugh
jenkins; 30 do 10 oercks & Lurman. q do to Alex
Nicholson.
Brig Orleans, from Rio-l2s4 bags ceifee to F. w
Bruno & Son; 1922 do 10 VIM Buckle - I6j do to c. H.
Viekers Co; l45 do TO Birckhead Pearcs $40 do to
Keller Corner; 453 do to M. w. Sheaf of Portsmouth,
N. H.. 3430 horns do Is bags coffee TO the master
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AIES' PAPER.
"a Cases No 3 CAP,
Il - do No. plain do
= do No ruled letter PAPER.
do Superfne do do
9 DO do do do
Just received and for sale M n2ill prices by
TURNER, WHEEL. WRIGHT s. NUDGE,
je 10 No. II s. Charles st. (ep stairs,)
4 CHEAP AND ENTERTAINING VOL
"a UMEm!-The CASKEf, published in Phiade-
phil, handsomely hound embossed Muslin: embe-
iished with IL Steel Platcs-among which are the fol-
lowing
The RajpOotnee,
A View of Madras,
Cape Conrovin,
The Favorite of the Harem,
Mammoth Cave,
The Indian Fruit-Seiley,
Price 81 ,50-lnakiRg year subscription complete
yiz, 1882 Received and for sale by
WIN. N. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, No. 2S N. Gay street,
HeiH FdJtttt ST.
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b R CHANG cry, 9Th May, I54O-Oriered the
the sale made and within reported by Brantz Mayer
trustee ia the cause in Cnnncery between Charles F.
Mayer ana Samuel Barnes plaintiffs, and Mary Brown
and Louis Hart, defendants, be ratified and Confirmed
unless caase be shewn 10 the contrary, before the
23th day of July next Provided copy of this order be
inserted 81 some newspaper week for three sue
eessive rssek, before the 9th day of June next The
report states that piece of land containing one hun
dred acres sold for fourteen dolIar
per acre, Tin ALL for two thousand five hundred and Sc
venty-Stx delars)
True sopy-Test: RAMSAY WATERS
1e-2haw5w Reg. Cur Can
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NOTICE.
The creditors of Philip Lttg, deceased, are hereby
notified file teirsciams against his Estate, with the
vouchers thereof in the Chancery Office, within
months from the Goth July, 1870
r.. t JOHN GLENN,
rbs=s s=ala ]. MASON CAMPBELL,
lie 30 3tawts Trustees
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"ANTED.-A Nurse, who can come well re
w commended. Apply at this office. ies2-3s
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GREAT WHIGs MEE1lNG.
L Barren Creek Springs, Vienna, SomsrFet
~ county, on the Fourth OF JULY.-A meeting
of the Wings of the three counties of Docheste, Somer
set and Worcester will be held Barren Creek Springs,
near Vienna on the 9TH of July-anangements have
been made by the Wings ofthe three counties to receive
their Baltimore friends in a suitable manner:
! 49,. The steamboat GEORGE WASHING
<-rta31e TON has been engaged for the occasion
and will leave the lower end OF Bewiy's
wharton FRIDAY EVENING, at eight O'Clock, and 70
turn on Sunday night leaving Vienna Sunday after
noon. Tickets %. Meals extra.
Tickets be had at John Hendersons, No. II, Pratt
street-a limited number only will be issued Band
accompanies the boat. je 25-eo4t
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THNH &c subscribers under and by virtue OF decree of
= the High Court of Chnncery, will MONDAY,
the 2Cth day of July, $780, at p M. offer for sale
the Exchange, by public auction, the following pro-
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Il he solicitation of many persons dcflfous % en-
JOY Sea Exclusion and uniting in the celebration
of the 4tb July, is40 at New York. the we'll kncSsn and
splendid steam packet GEORGIA, Capt. James Cos
A. NJ and arrive at New York, abouthe same hour next
day.
ketumag will leave New York at P. NJ. on the 9Th,
thus aoaag the passengers two days andghts at that
city.
Passengers from Baltimore this Excursion will leave
previous to- the LIST at O'clock IN either Boat OF
the Norfolk Line.
Tickets be had from the subscriber, Bowys wharf,
Baltimore. or before the 18th inst, at which time
should there not be sufficient number taken, the trip
will be abandoned.
Tickets from Baltimore TO New YoIk and back, SIS
From Norfolk to New York and back, ........-.SiV
Meals free going and coming
Il. SHEPPARD, Agent,
Il, 90 eot.S0tl Baltimore.
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M OTICE.-The creditors of JOHN Low, are
LIZ hereby informed, that the subscriber is about to
close the If therefore, there are any who
have exhibited their clams they are hereby notified
to file them with the subscriber on or before the if
teenth day of July next, otherwise they will be excluded
from all benefit of the trust fund.
N IT, PITTS,
Trustee of John Lowe.
Frederick, Juhe27 1910 je 2e-it
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WINES.


WINES.
q SMALL LOF of. superior WINE imported
I NJ and bottled by tile late Luke Tiesnass Esq especi-
atSsssfs own usesoSy owned by the subscriber viz =
1915 Bottles M7iaaiFa, II years isr3ottie
III do FiBhac, do
"a bottles SEseEeF Port
rs do She.sy4
IL do NGxstuRa
do Re Sales
.fRSo FOR S.aLF.
10 demiioEaz fine Madeira
> do Brown Sherry
Sc bottles Eaih Champaigne-
ishave taken out acense and pFopose to sch sinuH
oothte, or any quantsiy OF this Wine Apply to
HENRY ALEXANDER
+ 81 Pauls StTeet-Eaom, basements story of tho
large building owned d. N ashton Alexander
= je l7D4teo4t
SUMMER RETREAT.
- RS. XIGEER informs tae-pnhlie that she cor
1ga tinues to Keep open the FRANKLIN HOUSE
tQ1EL situatsa ut the village of franklin, four 50
miles from the city. This establishment is pecu- 1sszf
asiy adapted ID tiae accommodation of boarders 1sz
ad visitors from The city. Thehonse large aHd ary
the plrors anzchambers conlneiieus and convenient
and the proprIess will every exertion TO promote
Hie comfort OF those who may visit her house. She con.
hdenty believes that no place within the vicinity of Bal
lumore offers many inducements families as the
Franklin House. The village proverbal for healtt
and the saueTfty of the atmosphere.
je II diff
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sfssYHTTkfEg
--.-.H u LIZ ~. lLlL 4 q.
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MARRIED.,

June 25, 154O
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-10-10
A CHAPTER ON TITLES.

Esq. This is little word, but it fol-
lows great many proper names in Hon
olulu. So ridiculously prevalent has be-
come the fashion here of squirting people,
that it is great matter of establishment
to strangers, how so small place can con-
tain so many "honorable men," They,
simple souls, imagine that it is some mark
of distinction to separate its enviable pos
SCISSOR from the vulgar herd, and are at
first inclined to do it reverence, and are
often sadly puzzled when they hear it ap-
piled unfortunately to ''blue spirits,
white and grey" But no such thing, any
man, 'if he pc no pigger dan my thumb"
as the Dutchman said, and can boast
of couple OF shirts, is a bona fide
"squile." Whence originated this ahfec-
tation? One would think that like infla-
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AWFUL CATASTROPHE.

To-day, IA native in ascending the pail,
from Koolau, having reached the highest
point, where the road becomes abrupt, sat
himself down upon projecting rock in a
most careless manner, and commenced
smoking. Scarcely had he placed the pipe
to his mouth, when one of those furious
gusts, which are so common at this place,
struck him, and losing his balance - his pipe
was precipitated down the declivity, and
contents were entirely spilled before it reach
ed the bottom
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BRAZILIAN JUSTICE.

The following anccdote was related to us
l.. , friend. as having occurred quite re-
.,ly at Rio Janeiro. An American YES
.oI IN leaving the harbor, ran into an Eng
r.b brip laden with coffee, cut her down to
be waters edge, and destroyed the cargo
:, ,he amount of $4,000. The case was
L.,orht before the courts of law. The con-
.,Oec Of the American vessel perceived it
va, Going against her owners, as she was
sawed 70 be to the windward, ard consc-
,nonlv should have allowed room for the
n,ber vessel to pass. He thcreupon went to
be Judge, and commenced abusing the legal
tribunals as being totally deficient in Justice,
and always giving cases to the strongest
oares The Judge replies, Glow so you
must he mistaken, we always decide accord
mo to the nature of the evidence" "No,"
saws the consgnce, "for instance, the Eng
isi carry the day in Rio, you dare not de-
eide against their interests Here's the case
the English Brig, every body knows that
| the American will lose it. I'll bet you
5000 he Does Dome" says the Judge,
$1,000 he DON'T The honest judge won
+ the bet
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SAEnLA-Do
October 8, Hawaiian Schooner Paalua, for
Lahaina
., Haw Sch. Kinau, Lahaina.
NOTICE,

1T being necessary to make arrangements
soon for the continuance ofthe Polynesian, as
was proposed in the Prospectus, for year,
should the public patronage afford It suili-
Gent support, the Editor respectfully re-
quests those who wish to continue their sub
scriptions to give him immediate notice
Also those who may wish to become subscri-
bers
The back numbers can be had upon appli-
cation to the Editor, or at the Printing Office.
Commune atoms addressed to him can
be left at Pcirce s. Brewers, Ladd s. Co..
or the Printing Office.
Oct. 10, 1910. 4w.
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Hoa group.

The T.. $. Brig Porpose, Capt. Ringgold,
arrived on Wednesday, after short passage
of 81 days from the Samoa Islands Off
GERS and crew al, well. A list of officers
will be found in our last number. All
the vessels of the Exploring Squadron'are
now in port, and from what we hear, will
make long stay. The Porpoise after part
ing with her consorts, returned to one of the
Fiji islands to protect or take away as the
occasion might require, a family of Wesley
an missionaries settled there, whose lives
were supposed to be endangered by the saw
ages. But they preferred remaining, having
been promised protection by the old king.
From thence, the brig went to the Nav, ga
tors Islands, and there learned the partcu-
lars of the death of Capt. Croker, of the
Favorite, which were somewhat different from
the account given in previous number. 1t
seems that Capt Croker, having failed to
make peace at the council, returned on board
and threatened the heather party with in
slant war if they did not sign the treaty he
presented, within specified time. The ma
tves refusing to do so, he landed with one
hundred men and two small guns, and march
ed to assault their fort, which was strongly
fortified after the native MANNER After bat
tering down one of the gates, he immediate
ly marched forward to take the place by as
sault, leading the column himseli-but fell,
pierced it is said with eighteen bals-three
of his men were also killed. seventeen dan
gerously wounded and not one of the Off
GERS escaped unhurt. The party were obi
ged to retreat leaving their guns behind them
The first Lieutenant assumed command of
of the vessel, and at the request of the Eng
lish missionaries stationed there, took them
on board and conveyed them to Vavau,
where they were to remain until affairs be-
come more settled.
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ted ignorance, which discourses pompous-
ly, and in the attempt to cloak its lack
Of knowledge but betrays it the more for
chilly, some one attached it to his name,
for fear of being considered something
less, and others followed suite from mere
sympathy. "Honor to whom honor is
due" Let government agents and Off
Gals be Squirrel to their hearts content,
but for the sake of all that is simple and
true, let us plain Misters be Mis:ers still.
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-Pelerine and Scarfs Black, Green
and White Wells Fine Cambria Mus
Inns Check - Tape--Muslins-Sprig
and Null Muslins-Bishop Lawns-La-
dies Silk Gloves-Black Crape-Pink
ape-Petticoa RObes-Silk Cord
Men and women's Hosiery India
Rubber Experimentation Suspend
ers-Worsted Snspcnders-Bed Tick
lng-NIen Il "omens Shoes-Callco
and striped Shlrts - keady-niade
Clothlng-sllk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0'''' 1IApD ,v,pr
poa,o. Tn;.a.. ea.;- p.,
Kn;v "u". nrd Fnrs. s man D p;sa
NnaJIos c;nl,n y, " as on"
Cooo nnJ Ga Irons. ' ruono o'i 1 Dr.,
"p' f', I,a@. cnm'ros. Ch;soI. I Dl,.s'
an "dp I l.o VIZ. Iunn nna puns,
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CONCERTO

Concert of Sacred Music will be held at the Sea.
men S Chapel on Friday Evening, Oct. IS, the pro.
ceeds of lich will be devoted 10 the Oahu Charity
School, and to the Native Schools in Honolulu. Per-
Torrance TO commence at Z IL o'clock.
Tickets to be had at DIR. Woods Office, or at the
stores of Messrs. PIERCE & Brewer, Ladd & Co., and
;. Reynolds. Oct TO-
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
A-l2IVtADo

Oct. 7, U. S. Brig Porpoise, C. Ringgold,
commander, 81 from the Samoa isis.
7, Touched off the harbor, Am. Whale
ship Nautilus, Ellis, New Bedford,
90 months, 1900 bbls.
" 7, Am. Whaleship George and Mary,
Coffin, New Bedford, ii months,
$50 barrels.