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hef,y shed
To be delivered by LIST day Of December nett
CLASS No. I7-Miscehaneous.-Hay,$ &c.
~ ton. bes, timothy hay, per ton
do rye straw do
CLASS No. -MiseeLaneOuI--Propender.
$50 bu.ne. old corn, per su.hsl
$50 do old OATS do
provided contract be distinctly understood
s specified - the p"aSs % Ws Ss
but the contractor 10 furnish such quantities. and al such tines
require during the fiscal ending
specified prices shall The All
eei such INSPECTION al The sad a. the may
rect and be in all respects satisfactory TO the commandment
materials and samples, bidders Will
ply TO the eommAndsnl Of said yard. -, .
commenced within sixty days after the date of the
and be continued from time to me The opinion Of
Of
and be completed within the fiscal year ending day OF June
building measured BY the rules adopted by The
instructions regarding which can be had on application
On headed celaneou to be delivered required
the fret Of oc,o
se April and July When The see, have az, been salts
Washington, within thirty days after the presentation Of bills IN
paid rejected articles offered under
% s.ss sssa IN s e , shah be made
by the parties Of the h delivering all Of the articles
a.. and SAID wl forfeit and
The the contract price agreed upon price
paid in delivery thereof qud..sd
Approved securities amount be
the shall have completed
The surees the surees and make affidavit
worth, and above ueir debts
and Liabilities, the full amount Of the contract.
Each offer be signed by the making
according form annexed and their
State, be distinctly stated The
annulng without dana
Congress shall make appropriations for The articles
contracted for.
shall be accepted viii be notified by
which shall be considered SUFFICIENT
they do into contract for the supplies specified
hid contract person persons
dcnng bidder will be held responsible
all delinqucncics-
conformity with this advertisement,
every rejected
will notified and contrnc forwarded without de
lay, by the navy agent AT Warrington.
FORM or OFFER
To ~. Navy .axenf at WDAingfon, %. C..
- d, in the State d, hereby oner 10 furnish,
your dated of subject
articles embraced In
articles and carried out
ing to wiie The aggregate in words
Of The Sse OF and
o., the State OF -, gusrantors, hereby
will II his offer be
before Required with the United
through the once,
the coeptance Of his bid, as before mentioned
certify named known 10 be good
and responsible wuarsntor this
fTbe be signed by agent,
collector district attorney, Po~master) -
May l3-ls~H
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Tbe tracts embraced in the proclamation Of the President
comprise all the residue lead inss be brought
market south he wisconsin river They cover those mines
1ssiay stuae1 Dnoia, worked unAe former sssss
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NAv AaprTs Ovuos,
Washington, ID. CD May 3 1851.
CFAIED PROPOSALS. will be this once
day. day June, 1851 for supply
quantities beef vegetables be required
Washington during the fiscal commencing the
Of July nert ending o 30th June, 1854.
The and vegetables OF good quality and the
article be offered for by
pound.
Bond approved security win he required In half the
centum addition will
be
the performance OF the contract which will
accsunt he paid until . fully complied with.
Every Offer made he accompanied directed in The act Of
for 1895
ls47 approved August 1880 written signed
responsible persons effect that he they
his their bid be accepted,
obligation within days. with good suncien
sui o furnish articles proposed.
No proposal unless accompanied by guar
aniy.
May 6-IAw4w
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niHsOLUTION CcraStership.-Tbe arm heretofore
u ins under Brother this day, BY
dissolved Mr. George y Dyer win sttsnd TO the
Of the
Robert W. Dyer deceased which Immediate attention
IL respectfully requested EDWARD q. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
wAspipoTor, September ~, 1880.
on C0partnership Hottce.The
the Arm Of MCGUIRE
commission business
stand Of Dyer Brother Of 10Th ard Pennsyvsn
They respectfully Of patronage
slowed upon pcdse discharge hath
naIiy every conhded
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances all
sisnmsnu and to cash all sales made by them. -.
EDWARD G. DYER,
J.. G. MCGUIRE.
WASHINGTON, September ~ 1880.
Sept 21-dn
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General Agency and Law Once at washington.
81 aELDING WYLIE,

No. TodTs Bdins, Penn,yraria ore~~e wort door ~s q
Brorri Hotel, Wnahirscr, d. c.
rBAs DE SLIDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnshp for The Of prosecuting claims before
Csnsrsas departments before board
sones appointed for be adjustment OF spoisnons OF other
all mat be intru-ed
cnye They obtaining pensions, bounty
duties. under usahes
buying and selling real estate collecting private claims.
rents, Ac-
Asas-w wyis, H., will attend any business which
to intrued In Of the courts Of
District, Sapeme Couu OF The United States.
Cbs SEEDING, being United States commissioner, notary
public r all Of Union,
vii seknowledg
deeds which appcran his Office
and regulated by the amount claimed,
a. of services required
rad) Will receive immediate attention.
Sept s-dly
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ERENCH Books. now and oid.-A hrgs v r. yIot
opened, direct rom Paris FhANV"
Mayo
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TAYLOR b MAURy,
Booksellers, besr 9th street.

rHn American miller ard Mntwvfahfs Asssssans,
VOL, Illustrations price w.
The Turnss,s CompsNcn plates Of chncks, tools, insu
msnts asd patterns VOL, rs cents
Fruit Flour Garden, adapted 70 The United States;
4 vol
May 10 FANCk TAILOR
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sE sword Exercise, Arranged for military Instruc-
tion, by Major Henry C. Wayne United States army,
published by authority ofe War Department Price u postage 70
part states The edition mr sale In
Washington city by y
Booksellers, 9th street
The Arrv aau.uou publsb.d by the Department Of War
price q Ths Ordnance Manual Of ocen Of the
SQ The Army and Navy Rsssss Cross Military Law
CbopsrI DE Hart Couy Matai rsour inisnuy
the sea, N rovevrmen, May "a
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o pad locks, best quality, zach
10 pairs Of CaIk Badwins tight joint bu hinkes
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NOTICE TO PRE- HMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right Of pre- empuon Of the
within and townships above
satisfaction Of the register
proper Office and make therefor
Ibis notice, and before the day
public sale OF the lands
claimed otherwise such claim will Be forfeited
J.. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
May 2-iAwl3w
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NAVY Asssrls OsuoE,
.sHH#a.5asIRs i q Washington, May ., 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, for each class endorsed
y Proposals Class No, ior the Navy Yard al Washing
unul ~ O'Clock, The ON
he whsi OF ~
place within the be directed " u com
nandant materials and articles hereinafter ppecincd'
CLASS No. l--BTieks.
100 600 bricks, (hand nadeD per thousand
49, GOO Berry's patent premium fire bricks do
~. f. CLASS No. 2-Stons.
rs rs ps.sAs. Large ~, building stone, pssas''sA
IO0 best blue do ao
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yellow pine piles 40 feet long each 10 inches diameter Al
70 nssss ysam nns imSe Is feet long EACH Ia inches
FOR CAMPING MN .'#r per cubic II
Tor cappinu 7ETf Ii' per cubic Il
yellow timber long each, ~ inches square,
for capping. per cubic Il
900 yellow pine Piles long inches diameter at butt
- - - - " each
20 veaa nine lon. % feet long each 2 inches square, for
canrSng -. per cubic II
79 yelo nine oxs 80 lops each ~ inches square,
for Gaping 10 per euoen a..
,.s - per cubic II
Y inch 10 feet lonu.
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$500 s FATESTs, from 1901 "a IsA8-a register Of all
- fse'-e during that period 4 vel. London.
~. London. " N''"e" !" pssHns'
4eeeoA on ne Law N Patents, vol London lM
AnABasch the Law Practice OF er. paen, m,
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epsass % Ne Law Of Psien, Inventions. vol, London
yasnes % ue Law Of Copyright Design. 1 VOL London
Loo6eyN Collections OF the Laws Privilege, IN ali The
es~acSes ~ Essops. vol Vienna. - y " -
Curts the Law Of Patents ] vol, boston.
Phnips Law of Patents for Inventions, no~,op
Kingsley and Prison the Psnt Laws and rrsccs Ma
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publisbe0 bn authority.

IN con!"rmiiy with the laws, circulars have beer
issued from the Department Of Finance, in th.
Hawaiian language, for the more perfect under.
standing of all who pay and all who collect taxes
So far as foreigners are Concerned, the folIowinu
are the taxes:
POLL TAX:
Every male adult subject of His Majesty s1,oo
,, female >, >, =, =, soc
boys between Is and N = 20 years of ''f
age, do. do. each Soc
y girls between Is and 90 years of
age, do. do. each e5c
Girls residing with their parents are ex-
empted hy law from this tax.
SCHOOL TAX.
Every male subject Of his Majesty as
ABOVE 50. .00
This tax is for the exclusive support of com
mon schools in the district.
Every foreigner, subject or alien, resd-
ing or doing business in the city
OF Honolulu, If without children
under legal age 500
Every foreigner, as above, having chill
dren under legal age 500
This tax is to lie subject to The order of Sc The
school committee Of HonoluIu."
TAX ON ANIMALS.
For every dog, without exception, if
=, alive on the lst day of january 81, 90
For every horse, male or female, whether
used or not 5Oc
For every mule or rs above CSC
Colts and foals Of asses, under two years
old are exempted, by law, from
this Tux.
he land tar has been abolished by the King
IN Privy Council, subject TO the approval by the
next Legislature.
he tax-gaiherers are instructed to call at every
house, commencing on the Isi of October, for
the purpose Of recording the above taxes. lfnor
raid at the time, or before the Is, day Of JAM,
one more cal. will lie made, after which all un-
paid taxes will lie placed in the hands Of the pro-
pei. parties for collection hy process Of law.
suitable person is employed, on snch island
10 collect these taxes of foreigners.
G. p. JUDD, Minister Of Finauce.
Treasury Office, Honolulu, Oct. lst., 1851.
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MORTALITY OF DRUNKARDS.

As there is no one in the Kings Dominions more
opposed to inrernperance not only in the use Of
Intoxicating drinks, but in the induigence Of
every passion, contrary to The precepts of chris
tianiiy, than am. have great pleasure in hand-
ing to you, for publication, the following stats-.
tics.
A, a meeting Of the Statistical Society, of
London, in last June, presided over hy Lord
Oyers,one, F. G. p. Nsison, ESQ.,, read a paper
on The rate of mnrra'i,y among persons OF inteni-
peraie habits. He commenced hy explaining
that the primary reason for collecting the data,
then brough, forward, was to apply The results to
life assurance operations. He had consequently
included only well marked cases Of intemper-
ance, and not brought into his observations, mere
occasional drinkers, or " hat are termed " gener-
Gus or free Lrers." Throughout the whole Of
the tables The mortality was frghtfully high. In
the Gill years Of life, TO which the calculations
extended, S57 deaths had taken place bur, it
.hese lives had been subject to the same rate Of
mortality as the general population Of EnsIan't
and Wales, the numter Of deaths would have
been 10 only, or less than third. At the term
times that Of the general community and in The
succeeding 90 years, it was above four times
greater, the difference gradually becoming less
and less, as aee crept on. An iniempera'c per-
son Of 90. has an equal chance OF living Is.6
years-one Of so, ofIlving ls.s-and one of 40,
Of living II 6, while person ofihe general popue
la,iou Of The country would have an equal chance
Of living, at the same ages: 42,S-S65 AMI 2s.S
years-respectiveIy. Mr.. Nelson showed some
curious results, in the different kimis Of drinks on
the duration Of IIfe-teer drinkers averaging
aI.7-spirri drinkers, l6.7; and those who drank
hath spiri,s and beer nIscrim,nately l6-1years.
He Showed other equally curious results in sha
mortality affecting different rlasses Of n'e"pe-
rate persons. Thus, among meehanics and hard
labourins men, after the commencement Of IN
temperate haI.iss the average duration OF life,
was - years-an,ong traders, den'ers and mer5
chants l7--professional men and sen.leme" iss
and females IA years. only.
Mr. Nelson concluded by giving an estimate o 8
the number Of .Iruukar.is in Epsiand and Wales
from, u h;ch il appeare that the number Of males
WAS 5s,5ss, and females u, ,aas, making total
Of g.. .s06, which gives one drunkard far every "a
Of the male population, and to every 4s4 OF the
female, and one for every I45 persons. taking both
sexes together.
Mr.. Nelson Is the .aefssry Of .he Medical In
polid and general Life Insurance, Loan, -annas-
ty and Resersioaary Interest Society cf 40. e
Pau Mall, London. ] ha. The bonor TO he one Of
The Directors Of that society from its commence
mem, consequently J know Mr.. Nelson well. and
can voueh for the perfect reliance tha. may ia
placed on all his calculations, When the society
was started, il was considered 10 embrace pf'n
ciple so dangerous, that several Of the other life
Insurance companies predicted that il cculd noi
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New GOODS ex ship "Andes."-The subscri-
bers have just received invoices comprising a
bmplete assortment of carpenters tools and build
hardware among which are axes and handles,
ctchets. hammers, sets augur bits sets of CHS
and chisel handles, sets Of sugars and augur
Indies. hand and back saws, board measure
les, squares bevls. gauges, planes, bench screws,
aces and bits cut tacks, screws, comPasses. etc,
gether with q superior assortment Of pocket
hives SCISSORS, shears and table cutlery. Also IN
bnd, 100 cases cherry cordial, 10 do clear punch,
pes Holland gin. for sale by -
IM-l5 ALDkiCh noSo'
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We frst entered the palace Of the King, and
afterwards the King entered and his friends, and
then came also two chiefs, one of whom was
called kalamoku, (Mr. Canning) and another
besides him.
We then were introduced. Kin. George the
iNih stood before Boki, and said to him, and we
heard il.
:" exceedingly regret the recent death Of your
King and his wife. The chiefs and people will
think perhaps that have been ina,fentive 10
your King. But il is not so, Cor the same metli,
cine, and the sarne physicians have been employ
ed as are employed for the chiefs of this nation.
On account of the severity Of the disease he
died"
Then James Young, the Interpreter. told all
these words TO Boki, and we all heard them.
Then King George asked Boki the chief
thus.
"As you have come to this country anil the
King has died, here, who will lie the king of tha
land"
Boki, answered thus to him.
"His younger brother will lie king, but il is foe
kaahnmanu and kaaimoku to take care Of tha
country"
The King then asked Boki sWhat was ,ba
business, on which you and your king came to
this country 20
Then James Young Interpreted the words to
Boki, and we all heard the question of the King
to Bok.
hen bokt declared TO him the reason OF our
sailing to Great Britain.
We have come to confirm the words which
kamehameba lsr, gave in charge to Vancouver
thus, " Go back and tell King George TO watch
over me and my whole kingdom. acknowledge
ell him as my landlord and myself as tenant Cor
him as superior and as Inferor) should the
foreigners Of any other nation come to take pos
session Of my lands, then let him help me-"
Then james Young told all these words TO-
King George, the ancient words which Kane
hameha lst gave in charge TO Vancouver. These
he told King George. And when King George
had heard, he then said TO Boki.
81 have heard these words, will attend to the
evil from without. The evils within your king
dom, il is not for me to regard-they are with
yourselves. Return and say TO the king-tO
kaahumanu and Kalamoku, I will watch over
your country will not take possession of it for
mine-but will watch oyer it, lest evil should
come from others TO the kingdom. | therefore
will watch over him, agreeably to those ancient
words"
Then James Young told Boki the words Of the
king-ihen we heard all these wor,ls-Boki, Lii
liha, kapihe. Naukana and James Young heard
the words.
also Kekuanaoa, we all heard the words of
the king, TO Boki. But the most of the whole
company is dead. Two of US only remain viz.
James Young and myself.
(Signed.) KEKUANAOA.
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hon sALE.-rresh Australia -four, loaf and bro
sugsr, tea, pres'd provisions. salad OIL, candies
cxles bottled fruits. jams, sydney soap snip oreau
kes b.ms. English cheese table salt currants pals
pes,s brooms. China trunks, Virginia leaf tobacco
kars- as,d hollow ware, champagne. claret madeira
= end sherry wines, English and American prints
6s,<us. blk hats. boots, shoes. beads, lumber con
iug Of jost, scsntling, etc, l0xl0. sxi0 sxs, 6xs
ke sxl, IN lengths of from Is to "a tt. Also fe"
ke.nt a nIa JOHN BECK.
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TOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale low,
the balance of merchandise ex Loochoo and
Iochis consisting in part of white cottons, striped
riIIines, bagging, Irish linen, linen damasK table
bvers brown linen table covers crasl asd hosiery,
hue sauce pans table castors, sheet iron, bake pans
Issorfed eizes, mahogany knobs, shaving soap, bar
bonn chairs superior Havana cigars, saleratus in ]
papers, pickles, sperm candles.
fm.is C.. BREWER, I'd.
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MAINE HOTEL.

DROWN & FRIEL, would respectfully
- notify their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the above named establish
men. where they will be happy to receive the calls
Of those who may favor them with their patronage.
The rooms airy and fitted up in elegant style
The bar will always be supplied with the choicest
of wines, liquors and cigars. Two good bowling
alleys are connected with the house.
Strangers visiting this port, and gentlemen resi-
dent in Honolulu are respectfully invited TO call
and examine for themselves. 12-ly.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

Henry Macfarlane begs to inform his patrons and
visitors Honolulu that he has just re-opened the
boarding department for the season; and that he in
tends by supplying the table with every luxury that
the market afford, and paying strict attention to
the comfort of his boarders &C. to merit renewal Of
the appreciation which his house has always received
~ Meal hours s, 2, and l-2 o'clock.
Honolulu Oct. 1,lS5l-22-H
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came from Ceylon. What additional guam
tities are required for the especially coffee
niobing nations which lie between Ceylon and
TINS country, surpass all present calculation;
enough, we should think, sails away from this
island IN the course Of every year, the transit
OF which to its sea-board, would pay for re-
gular network of railways.
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- VALUABLE house and lot for sale.-The
Iii new and commodious house recently erected
" toe subscribers. situated on BeIitania st, ad-
Ssninf she residence of DR.. Rookie. Said house
built in q most thorough manner Of the very best
hateriais. 1t contains fourteen rooms with a eel
|ar underneath s6x2s #. Adjourning th; same Is a
Ssfhing house, cook house. an excellent well OF
kater. etc Said house is well adapted for hotel
y genteeI boarding house. For further particulars
inquire Of
| tf-l9 X. A. 5. WOOD
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CANTON HOTEL
iiilW THE UNDERSIGNE n,

ken the premises known as the Canton Hotel, late
iy occupied by Mr.. Samuel Thompson, begs TO no.
ty the residents Of Honolulu and transien, visitors
-snerally, that their bar will be constantly supplied
with choicest of Wines Liquors, etc. and the table
w;,., the bes. viands the market affords, having
cured the services ct hrst rate cook and steward.
,hav hone hv ..s;;,,ty aad strict attention bus-
ness, to merit share OF he public patronage
NIB. we'll fitted Billiard Roo.n. Bowling Al
leys and sleeping apartments attacncd to me P'em
ses JOHN BARTLETT & CC.
Honolulu, July 20, 0,-1O-6m
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ed.) KEKUANAOA.

Mr.. Wyllie intends no reflection here. As
charges of undue influence have often been made,
all he wanted was to place himself in documentary
position to repel them. (Signed.) r. c. w.
The reader will remember that in the days
Of Vancouver, Kalaimoku, took the name Of
King Georges, Minister Pitt, land Kapehnrneha
requested that the latter should take the name
of his own man Of business, Kalaimoku.
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REAL ESTATE
LOR SALE close to the beach froIting on
" Kaahumanu and Merchant streets in the foiicw.
ing lots fronting on Merchant street
No l, ~ # in 'front.' 81 # 10 in back.
No 2, 40ft 3 in front, lOl # in back
No 3, 20 fl , in front, los # in back.
No 4, ~ # 5 in front, Al # back
No S, ~ # IL in front on Merchant st.
| do IL f front on Kaahumanu ST.
Fronting on Kaahumanu street.
No 6, Al # front, IS feet 2 in back Sold.
Ne =, Al # front, IS # in back
Apply to STARKEY, JANION & co.
Honolulu. Sept 26,tf-2O
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I 10 LEASE for a term Of years.-Six acres OF
land on Waikiki Plains, near the residence oi
Em. Jarrett. 1t is well situated for hospital oil
NV object Of that character. Enquire at the Ma
pnal Hotel. l4-tf J. BOOTH.
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AND FOR SALE.-The undersigned has a few
lots Of land situated Waikiki plains, for pri-
kte sale. Plans of the above may be seen at the
nction room. Lift II. SEA.
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|0DA wATER-The undersigned have this day
entered into copartqcsship for the manufacture OF
{a, settlers and mineral waters. under the snrm os
Heeren Co. and hereby respectfully solicit ,ne
ronage al the;r friends and the pnhlic in general
ED. HEEREN.
buly ,s ,as,.,f,i WM. ANDERSON.
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COOPERACE.-C. H. Marshal, having taken the
I stand on the corner Of Fort and Hotel streets,
nearly opposite his old stand, would respectfully in
,;;-m ti,e public that he is prepared to execute
anv orders in tire cooperage line. at the shortest
notice and on the most reasonable terms Tubs
shower baths, and work Of every description made
90 o,da, Feb. Is. 1851 .-40-ly
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N E w III TIE l.
LIBERTY HALL.

2 The above House has recently
been opened as first class Hotel. No expense has
been spared in fitting it with every modern conve-
nence for comfort and elegance. The Bar will
always be supplied with the best of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars; and the proprietor hopes by strict at
tention to the wants of his customers, TO merit a
share Of the public patronage.
JAMES DAWSON.
Honolulu, Sept. z, 1850. l7ly*.
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HOTEL DE FRANCE.-victor

Iiisi fully inform their friends and the public
sA3 that they have taken the above well
known stand, where they will be happy at all times
to wait upon those who may favor them with their
patronage.
The bar will always be supplied with the best Of
liquors and cigars. The table will be furnished
from the very best the market affords. Board by
the day or week. Picnic and private parties sup
piled at short notice. Good sleeping rooms at
tached to the premises. [Sept I4-ly-ls