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The New York herald., 1844-12-20

DOTAT OES500 bushels Lancashic cup rotstos Of .ery
ezra quality landing ship Sddons from Liverpool and
05 ss V "a lots % SUIT 'p!'pK%C6 COLLINS co. s. south st.
DOsN-2N barrels No. 1, FIN good shppnS ccnd!ton,b %
~ sale BY McCALk w.
yuGAR- II hhds Prime New Orlenns-fcr sale bI -,
aS>Ra fssh stsssl.
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ROGERS GYMNASIUM.
Nna- IL IL and ~ Canal afrAAf.

Nos IS, ~, and 10 Canal street.
THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT 10 now open day
and for the reception OF pupils All OF
sedentary habits should practise which the
only remedy for c0ntracons Of the Chest the
ordinary results Of constantly bending the desk and
dying.
yted TO call. j r ROGERS, Proprietor.
N. BJ r. r. in conAeciion with w. j. Wyer, has opened
large Gymnasium in brooklyn, at No. I63 Fulton street
Gentlemen doing business in New vYk, who reside in
purposes ofevscise. Optn day aud evening. ma
TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
JUST RECEIVED from Paris, by packet ship Fmncis the
u First,
500 French Daguecotypr Plates large size, tstar brandt
10 Aromatic Glasses az inches diameter.
~ dozen Of lNt Frames, Of different sizes.
German Instruments taxing family groups And for
sale cheap for cash by +. A. ARTAuLT,
French Materials Importer,
Lafayette Bazaar, 40 Broadway, cor Of Liberty st.
n25
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FANCY BALL DRESSES,
ITO LET, OF FOR sac. at r. PINTEUX, Cafe aes mile
ColonHs: saloon, 7 Broadway, 10 Be from O'Clock
A. NJ. until O'Clock X. NJ dl Intro
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S1eH NIBLO'S CONSERVATORY AND SEED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Broadway adjoining the Gar
subscribers respectfully inform their friends
reasonable prices Bsuqust: Fancy Baskets Vases. &e Of
other festivities They anged by M Robinson, here
ofore IN the most fashionable and elegant with
secuted Fwers Imported Dutch Bulbs viz yscinhs
Fancy Hyacnth Glasses. Gold Fish, &c. Flower Vegetable
and Bird Seed Fruit aud ornnnstal Trees Shfubs &c &c
Plants flower always on hand Book under the
been added TO the bu' All the Standard Works Of the day
will be constantly ON hand.
All articles and will be sold low
for cash only. GRANT THORBURN Il CO.
n3n lmrc Proprietors.
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a 49, T. s~s-
fxAa r.iper osf, old as0blished ckshlrs
s.A Be~ery,n Fsnet, Mass., miie
nallrYad lt i "a sood rspsr ,ao.s Of tbs ussl,
qriy and capable of e0U barrels Malt
0se attached capbe Of nalrng 5000 buses per annum
Few country eS weres the advantages doing
sae and protafs business ci
turnw district, whcre tbs consumption Of ale rapidly s
cgsasinR.
The Farm eorsss OF u Ac.cx 80 81 which well tnbered
t rest under cultivation well fenced aid good buildings
JAMES ROY
West Troy AibaEy County, Jriy 10Th, 1874. IL, tire
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Personai Movements.

fudge Elmer Of Cumberland county one OF the Judges
f the Supreme Court of New Jersey, has hsd second
paralytc attack and continues to be confined to MS cnam
Der.
IA rumored that the friends Of Mr. Polk have offered
$4,000 for the Madsonan to be placed under the control
Of gentleman from Tennessee
Elder Nathaniel Thurston, OF Lowell Mass mas oesh
convicted Of obtaining money by false pretences.
The lades Of Baltimore preparing rich and ya-
Ie present for Mir Clay Is TO be iu service OF ST.
YER.
Ii is stated in the Philadelphia Ledger that Robert Tyler
will probably be cle,k % % iiaT me wsiworhs nsmns
states, for New YORK, u Chahceiio'
confirmed
The Rev. Mr. Fairfield is going to Boston to demand
trial.
An attempt was made on the life Of Mr. Jessee Carpen
er Jr at bear swamp, Aulehoro, on the evening Of
he 10th Havin a heavy load, he refused .ioe 70 =
couple OF men who acccTed him, wnen one o. ,.s u
charged pistol at him. ball from which passed through
his wagon.
The Governor General Of Canada (sir Charlie: Met
cae) has lost Of his eyes The cancer IN h iace
has extended TO his eye.
A w,,hing,on correspondent Of the Charleston Mer-
cury. sxpresses doubt to the continuation Of Mr
Calhoun in the State Department, even II the place
,bould be offered him by the new President
,Rt Rev Bishop Drownell, Of Connecticut, 70 @the
Astor House.
DR. Rogers Professor Of Mesmcrium, Is erecting ign
works In Iiavnno.
Il ia stated in Rhode Island paper, that Mr. r. John
son of Baltimore hos been engaged 70 argue the Dorr
case before the Supreme Conrt
Mosr SINGULAR ArrMn.-lt may be remember.
ed that James L. Hawkins, the former cashier OF
the Franklin Bank of Baltimore, was, in 1S4O, de-
ected in succession of fraudulent abstractons OF
large amounts from the bank, under variety OF
devices and schemes, which he had concealed
through a period OF nearly ten years from the
knowledge OF a coniiding board OF directors, until
these peculatons amounted in the gross 10 $l0O,-
6S3 ~.
In February, lS4l, an indictment was found,
and FIVE indictments thereon brought against Mr..
H., who had absc conded, and made good MS re-
treat to Virginia, from whence, II seems, no ehort
has ever been made by those Immediately IN
terested in the prosecution to bIIpg hlm back;
Under this state OF things, af lapse OF about
tour wears, daughter OF the ofehder mas addfess-
ed herself 10 the Executive OF the State, and pray
ed moie pvoseg,.i sustained, according to that IN
strumen,, by many respectable citizens, and the
Governor has acceded TO her petition. A ~Oue
proseoi stops all further proceedings against party
accused, and In the present instance, OF course,
opens the way for the unmolested return OF the
offender Baltimore Sun.
poTAToEs5oo bushsl. Lancsshir cup rotato. Of .ay
lo5 e IN lot'to SUIT ppyenaeni ,iY pY ms CO 50 sou,h q,
QOsN-23s barrels No. l. i'm good .hppny eond.non,h %
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FINE FRENCH DRESS ROOTS

FINE rhENCH DKEoS bUUIS
- RETAILING for 50 so made in the latest French style,
An with affair stitch, at MOULTON YOUNGS Fash.
ionabe Boot and shoe store. 5s3 Broadway Boots made
order for 50 90 equal usually sold for S. city mad,
and warranted TO give sasaction. Also manufac ure
of every descrpon Boots aud Shoes CATERS Pumps, &c.
LADIES' misses, and chdrens Boots aud shoes, and Caters
&c general assortment Of Ovshoes constantly hand
For sale wholesale and retail Mendng &c done the ore
MOULTON & YOUNG,
do imsno 500 Broadway, opposite N,blos Garden.
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SCOTT'S BAZAAR.

:. A. KNOX & CO., would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they SELLING
off their large and fashionable stock Of Boots, Shoes,
dyidpa who may want any Of the above named aces or
thing the Boot and Shoe lioe will find their
tage give call determined sell cheaper than
the quality Of goods sold other establishment In
the city. Dont't forget the sud number.
A KNOX CO., 1e6 Canal street,
dl9 lmsrc between Hudson aud Varick streets
The New York herald., 1844-12-20
ABBEY HOTEL.

i07d STREET BLOOMIN6DALE ROAD.
E& THE proprietor Of the Abbey Hotel would make his
E best bow OF thanks for the liberal patronage his
Ill house the past summer.
tie fully prepared for the fall business 5ld would cheerful
furnish parties individuals with Breakfast Dinuss,
5uppers, az short notice.
His stock Of Wi.es Liquors and Eatablcs will be
rood the a.. markets afford sl5urrc
The New York herald., 1844-12-20

IRON SAFES 1T is longer question what safe Is the
best protection against hre all admit WILDERS Sala
mander be the only really fire the only
objection missd against them which has been
urely and the subscriber cha
when se made b, him hsving his upon
agt pate) that has nur,d books papers ewey by
BY him shall be reProof thief and dame proof well knowing
tst should fail either that his loss
would be than the safe that should prove
imperect All other Saamander Safes and
exclusive ssh, or the State o NsT York; % InanYf.e.ar-
siLAs G. HERRING,
dl1 I'm
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:
"A LARGE STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE
ina; for sale, also few building los annexed located
Tie fiudsc= The store one in which large business
DONE principally Tor cash. and still the but
ii health induces the sell It. Buildings all in prime
order.
to be found either in the country city, The lin
OF sae) would be willing far his health would
permit few months during his stay tho place toward
m farther establishing for the Title ipdispu
attention of the bnsn,ss -----
For informal, ~ all on Messrs. HUTCHINGS, CASWELL
x 81 n2t m ZEE
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k&K FOR NEW ORLEANS-Union Line-Iegular
Mk&f Packet Of goth DecThe fast ling racket
.AR1n&ksship JOHN MINTtIRN, Capt d. Stark, will posi-
lively sail a. above, her regular day.
Having mmodations for cabin
bin and wishing embark
make immediate application board Wall street or to
d0rc 100 Pine street corner OF soutb
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NOTICE 20 SOUTHERN AND WKSTERN


MERCHANTS
THE subscriber continues manufacture and has constantly
hand full assortment Of Poughs suitable for the South
srn % Western Markets. manufactured from the best materials
Wy old and competent workmen which he prepared sell
reduced prices.
Also general Of Agricultural Implements and
Machines Of the approved patterns
nen pgeher WITH full assortment Of Selves, Screens and
Wire Cloth OF his manufacture.
And, also, for WIN. Hoyeys Patent Hay and Strw
Cutte superior article the manufacturers priceto
zether with r. N Smiths Patent Horsepower Cornhellcr
SHE is also prepared orders for Cotton Gins
and Gin Hics and Coffee Iulers, Mill Gcering,
DANIEL L. CLAWSON,I
n1i imsnc i9i Water street.
The New York herald., 1844-12-20

LrRENCH POTATOES, Of very superior quality for sale
in lots 10 suit purchasers board the ship Utica, from
Hsve Apply Capt Hewitt, board At Pier No. North
River. dm
The New York herald., 1844-12-20

DILES PlLES-DOCTOR CURBlrT'S Detergent Pills.
sold at e Duane street. N X, at5o cents box These
Pills have lately obtained high reputation Of Piles
Herpes and Fisulashavng approval such
London authority The Doctor has the pviieUe refer
several persons who obtained immedate end permanent
relief from their They may be taken by females, any,
and period of CESSATION. The Doctor
Fstua without an op,raticu charge He in his pos
some respectable references which be by
calling on him AT l6 Duane street. mis- imsec
The New York herald., 1844-12-20
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-DaIy Newspspcr-pub-
hed day OF the except New Years Day Fourth
ofJuy Price copy-or 81 % per annumpostags
psid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubhshed every Saturday
monng-pree s% cents per copy, 81 u aunumpcss
ages paid, cash in advance.
ApyEkTisEks arc are sf9g~sd ss1 !hs circulation Of the
fast has the largest circulation Of any paper this CITY
or ne tccrid and therefore the best chGnei 6stess
PRINTING of all kinds the moderate price.
aad In the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRo?RIEToR OF THE HERALD EsrABLIsHMENr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau Streets
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

SPIRIT OF LovE.-Beyond all question, it
is the unalterable constitution of nature, that
there is efficacy, divine, unspeakablc eAica-
cy in love. The exhibition Of kindness has
the power to bring even the irrational ami
NAL into subsection. Show kindness to a dog
and he will remember it he will be CRATE
full he will infallibly return love for love-
Shew kindness to a lion, and you can lead
him by the main, you can thrust your hand
into his mouth you can melt the untamcd
ferocity of his heart into an affection strong
err than death. In all of Gods vast, unboun-
ded creation, there is not a living and senti-
ent being, from the least to the largest, not
one, not even the outcast and degraded SER
pent, that is insensible to acts of kindness
If love such as our blessed Saviour manifest
ed, could be introduced into the world and
exert its appropriate dominion, it would re-
store a state fittings far more cheering, far
brighter than the fabulous age of gold it
would annihilate every sting it would pluck
evere poisonous tooth it would hush every
discordant voice. Even the inanimatc Gre
alton is not insensiblc to this divine influence.
The bud and flower and fruit put forth most
abundantly where the hand Of kindness is
extended for their culture. And If this bles-
sed influence should extend itself over the
earth, a moral garden Of Eden would exist
in every land; instead of the thorn and brier,
would spring up the fig tree and the myrtle /;
the desert would blossom, and the solitary
place be made glad.-Dr. Upham.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

justice adopted by good and great men in
those countries, as definers Of the claims of
the rlghtful possessors to their lands
should however, this government arrive at
the other conclusion, ri=. that the grant is
not GENUINE, then offer to the claimant the
courts of this kingdom, as tribunals where
tins claim can be ad judicated, and let this
government bind itselft to abide their decis-
ION.
After reviewing the above opinion, | am
confirmed in my impression as above stated.
All other claims submitted, are in relation to
matters of personal property /; these were
decided by the British Government this
was not decided there, but was sent back
here. In addition to this, the peculiar Ian
guage used by Lord Aberdeen, ri-. :-'gen-
uineness of the grant-'grant be genuine,
confirms me in the views above expressed /;
for, had the expressions been genuincness of
the signature, signatures be genuine-othcr
and very different would be the Specification
of Lord Aberdeen's letter."
Very respectfully,
THOs. S. PERKINS.
To G. p. JUDD, Esq,
H. II. M. Sec'y Of State.
Honolulu, April Is, 1914.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

RRATA.-O our first page, in the second
column, second paragraph, for q" sequestrntion' read
"Legislotion." In the fourth column, first para
graph, for :" CanserO'' read E" Cnnseco''; for " that
the 5" read that while the s." In the third para
graph, for "actually inopplicable" read ~"entirely
inopplicoble." In the last line Of fourth column,
for "employers' read ''employes." The Table
marked No. 2-will be published in our next No.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

dered the spectacle both novel and pleasing.
We cannot refrain from noticing the good
taste displayed by the Captains of the Eng
lish vessels William Ackers and Cacique,
in their decorations Of their respective ships
on this occasion. The other vessels also
wore their ensigns and signals, and the har-
Dor presented a lively appearance.
The protraction of the Festival during the
remainder of this week compels us to defer
n description of the festivities until our next,
when we shall be enabled to give the account
in full.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03
Valuable Books.

uUST opened, and for sale at this Offices in
% voices of BOOKS, comprising the following
valuable works, at home prices
Marshalls Life Of Washington, 2 vols Walpole's Let.
tiers, 4 vols: Murphy's Taci,ns Smiths Thucididcs -
Gillies's History of Greece MitfoId's complete Works
Frederick the Great, his Court and Times, in 4 volsa-
Madame de Sveigne and her contemporaries ShellyIs
Lives Of Eminen! French Writer'S; 2 vols Broughsmis
Miscellaneous Writings, 2 vols; Romantic Biography Of
the age Of Elizabeth, 2 vols; Wellstsads City Of the Ca,
liphs, Q vols: The United Irishmen-Thei Lives and
Times-hy Madden Rrongham's Celebrated Statesmen,
2 vols; fuckers Life Of Jefferson Cieselcr's Ecclesiasti-
cal History. 8 vols Rulwcr's Miscellanies Coopers
Novels and Tales Dickens (Rox) Works Hawthorn
Tales; Tales of Shipwrecks Daily Food (gil,l The
District School Lives Of the Queens Of England Fur.
gnson's Hitory Of Rome The Arabian Nights (Sheep.
gilt); ,Wheaton's RICH, of Search; Kirhy's History Of
Animals; Roget's Animal and Vegetable Physiology
with over 400 wood cn,s J; Bnckland's Geology with
numerous maps and plates The Porcelain Tower, or
nine Stories Of China extra cloth. with plates Scrip
tnre Geography; Peter Pilgrim Rob OF ihe Bowl Fam.
lily Records Strumer, or Mcsnerism Greyslaer. a Ro.
nance; Robin Day Lights, Shadows and Rchs,tions
OF Wings and Tories; Lockhart's Life Of Scott Shaks.
pcare &c. &c. &c. June 10.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

Through the courtesy Of r. G. Wyllie,
Esq, we have been favored with the perusal
of his manuscript Report on the Finances of
Mexico, with liberty to use it for our COL
umns Want of room alone prevents us
from publishing it in full, but we shall glad
ly avail ourselves of his permission to give
such extracts from it as space will allow /;
and we commence with his remarks upon
the contraband trade. Mr.. Wyllie's infor-
nation is derived from first sources, being
the result of long and laborious personal
Investigations, during a residence in Mexico;
and the result attests the zeal and faithful
ness with which he labored in collecting and
collating his data. We feel assured that his
remarks will receive, what they so richly
deserve-a diligent p%erusal. MIR. Wyllie is
a member of the Committees of the Spanish
and Spanish American Bond-holders.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03
[BY AUTHORITY
OFFICE OF SEC'Y OF STATE

FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
iLJ~ BE 1T KNOWN, To all to whom it may
concern, that ROBERT c. WILLIE, ESQ, hav-
ing this day presented to this Department his letter
Of credencc from WILLIAM MILLER, ESQ, Her
Britannia Majesty's CoNsuL-GENERAL for the
Sandwich, Society, and other Islands in the Pacific
Ocean, which is found to be in due form,-he the
said Robert c. Wyllie is hereby acknowledged, by
order of His Majesty, as PRO-CONSUL for the
Hawaiian Islands.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Department Of State, this 10th day
Il. 81 of July, A. d. 1874.
(Signcd) G.. p. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03
Il II f ESIA N.
JOURNAL OF THE ia UAIIAN
GOVERNMENT.
HONOLULU, SATURDAY., AUGUST 3, 1874.
ARRIVAL OF HIS MAJESTY.

His Majesty had been expected for some
days previous to the 3Oth, but the YES
sells on board Of which he had embarked
with his suite from Lahaina, did not come
in sight until 8 o'clock, A. M, Tuesday,
when the firing of a gun, and the hosting of
the large Hawaiian ensign on the battery on
Punch-bowl Hill, announced the fact. His
Excellency, Gov. Kekuanaoa Immediately
left the harbor in his new and beautiful barge,
to meet His Majesty. At 10 o'clock as the
little squadron, consisting of the schooners
Hoikaika, Paalua, Victoria, and the new
vessel recently built at Hawaii, came abreast
of the town, the salute of 81 guns was fired
on Punch-bowl hill. Soon after, the vessels
with a fair breeze entered the harbor, and
His Majesty and suite embarked in the barge
for the shore, the Hawaiian flag flying at
the stern, and the Royal standard at the
bow. In passing the U. S. ship Warren,
her yards were manned and a Royal salute
fired, both of which attracted attention for
the beautiful precision with which they were
executed. His Majesty's household troops,
$50 strong, and a company from the fort, in
all $50 muskets, were drawn up at the land
ing to receive him. The troops looked we'll,
were neatly accoutred, and their officers
made quite a snowy appearance in their new
uniforms. His Majesty stepped ashore amid
the music of the band, and the roar of the
cannons from the water battery, and with
the Queen on his arm, attended by the Hon.
Secretary Of State, G. p. Judd, their Excel
~lencies the Governors of Oahu, and Maui,
the high Chiefs A. Paki, C. Kanaina, and
Colonel j. Stephens, under escort of the
military, proceeded to Mauna Kilika, the
building fitted for His Majesty's service
while he remains in town. A large con-
course Of people were assembled to witness
the royal cortegc.
Her Royal Highness, the Premier, with
the ladies of her court, soon after landed
from the Paalua, and were received by the
military under arms, at Mauna Kilika, the
band playing the while "God save the
King" His Majesty, during the remainder
of the morning, was waited upon by the Off
GERS of his Government, and Of the Troops.
The royal party were in excellent health and
spirits. Royal audience was given at 8
o'clock in the evening to the Representatives
of Foreign Powers, and the residents gcner-
ally, who were received by their Majestics,
the King and Queen, Her Royal Highncss,
the Premier, and the ladies and gentlemen
Of the Court. The saloon was fully illumi-
mated, the audience, numerously attended,
and for Honolulu, this friendly assemblage
Of all parties, with the glitter of uniforms,
and the rich and tasteful dresses, both Of the
Hawaiian ladies and foreign residents, rem.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

cit is certain, that though the agency
of the passions be necessary to the ~eristence
Of society, it is on the cultivation and influence
of the affections, that the happiness and i'm
provemcnt Of social life depend"
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

SHIPPING MEMoRANpuM.-Stcdman 3. Stow
ell, of Mansfield, c., and a Society Islander, he.
longing to the Am. whale ship Nimrod, we're
drowned April 2-boat stove, and they persisted
with cold. N
1t is reported that ships are doing well, on N. W.,
this. season.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

PORT OF LAHAINA-MAUL
July lam. whale ship Cambria, Harding, New
Bedford; 1850 sperm. M
July 23-Bremen whale ship Mozart, Fischer, 20
months; l2O sperm, 1000 whale.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03
NOTICE

S hereby given, that the partnership heretofore
u existing between JAMES NOWLIENS and
SOLOMON d. BARROWS, was DISSOLVED on
the 25th day of June ult., by mutual consent. All
debts Of the firm previous to the above date. will
be paid by James Nowliens, who will in future
conduct the business. @
S. ID. BARROWS,
NJ. +. NOWLIENS.
Honolulu, July p, 1874. 3w
Polynesian., 1844-08-03
ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Books.

ID ECEIVED by the Globe, and for sale at this
IL Office, an invoice Of New Books-comprisinc
Frederika Bremer's Novels, Howitt's works, Sartor
Resartus, Anecdotes of Napoleon, Marshall on the
Federal Constitution, School and Childrcn's Books,
etc. etc. IT Aug. 3.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

July 27-Br. brig Laura Ann, Thomas; Tahiti
and Valparaiso. Passengcr-Mrs. Thomas.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03
For Sale,

f3ee4& THE two-story Stone Dwelling HOUSE,
i;i@L with SHOE adjoining, pleasantly situated,
opposite the Mansion House, and now occupied by
the subscriber. For terms, apply to
Honolulu, July q. If ELI JONES.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03
CharltOn's Trial.

IUST PUBLISHED, and for sale at this Office.
% a Report Of the case Of GEORGE PELLY rs.
RICHARD CHARLToN-tried before His Excel
lency M. KEKUANAoA-June IS and 10, ls44.-
Single copies, 25 cents. # July "a
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

--latest Dates. &f
From London, March l2-Paris, March 10
United States, New Orleans) April Is, LBoston)
April lO-(New-York) April -Mazatlan, May
30-Society Islands (Tahiti) June rs.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

f d.
July 2s-Am. whale ship Nimrod. Sherman, New
Bedford 20 months; $50 sperm, 1850 whale.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

For Sale,
n NE ROLL painted canvass Competing, con-
- tanning ITS square yards. Apply TO
July 20. Il c. BREWER & co.
Polynesian., 1844-08-03

Honolulu, July q, 1874.
, 1844-09-14

In the preparatory school snch branches
of learning will be taught as are necessary
for n qualification 10 enter college. And
in The Collegiate department. all such other
branches Of learning and science rs shai'
constitute a thorough and fni-heS collegiate
education.
Tit Masonic fraternity Of .T.s1nri. hnv
ing engaged With ar,ior End zeal in tic
great canse Of Flncnti"n Of y"urh- having
nj n rerjnd Of great financial prrs-urn ard
enhancement. rn:chCsFG :h;sl,rCc amount
OF property, and thu= provided for the &C
c"mmnAation Of a Fncu " anl stuaerts,
aud having organized tie Institution aud rrp-
vided for its sunporf-thp public may rest
assured that the establishment ia p'rr1Gnent
THAT both the desire AND the ahilitv to
perpctuatr ire Institution a'P p"s.Pssrr; hv
them. and th-t |nriticr labor nor expense
viii he wanting 10 make IL a school Of the
greatest usefulness. in the advancement Il
mnrnls. learning and s~cirncc, TO those by
whom il NAV be- ~patronized.
The Grand Lodge. having oh'ained the
services Of .Hrssrs. Smith ard Patterson,
they arr presented 10 the public as gentle
mon Of the fret rrsrectahility for virtnc. n
hilitr ard lcarsir~; TO whose care 'h" in
struction Of youth NAV he safely entrusted.
~ MrRRIDE.G VI.
r. l.. ANDERSON.
s. W r. CARNEGGY, c.
hrriI -. ia