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Liquors. Wines &c.

II oNGWuRTH's pure Sparkling Cas
I4x tawba-- Best In town Lpngwerth's
Ladies Sweet Wine i, Ldngwotth's pure
mans SPARKLING Isabella Loanlis' Dry
Catawaha Munin's Cabinet Champagne,
pints and qaafta3 Mumnss Harkhrtmer,
1916, =. Peters Imperial Cherry Cordial !,
Dangers tsuighelet Imperial Brandy. 80
yeats old, Chefrelas Dor, Lafayette and
Hinat castillion Brandy Old Nabob Rum;
jamaica Rom, Madeira and Port Wins /,
Awaek, Sherry, sebnapps, KIrsh. Wassat,
Dantziek and other Fine Coflials, Clsfet
and White Wines, Old Menongahela, TITS.
esIeoaa, and Btrbon Whisky. Stuffed
Olives, Anehovies, satdines, English piek-
les, salmon, HOLSTERS, French and Amefi.
can Pickles, Worcestershire Sauces, Fine
and Extra Cigars, nc, Zee.
Which am willing--ti faet anxious to
Exchange Tor specie paying currency, silver
Of gcla Oulysl JOSHUA HEAl.
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A JupeR CAucHr IN a rrour
PLACE, 1T Il related Of Thos. +. Mar
shall that a Judge once fined him
thirty dollars for contempt Of court he
rose and asked tho Judge 10 loan him
the money Is ho hadn't 1t and there
was no friend present to whom he
could 50 we'll apply as 10 his Honor.
This was i stumper. The Judge
looked Il Tom and then at the clerk
and finally said." Clerk remit Mr.,
Marshall's fine !, the State is better able
10 losa thirty dollars than / am
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NEW GOODS
Al Che rhiiadslpAIs cheap store

8b hAe RNtlAu6apA3a 1n0Ap btuFe5
THE PUBLIC are invited 10 call end sxa
i Anime the new assortment Just feeeiv-
ed at this establishment, consisting Of The
following Hp i
/ Piece very heavy plain Block ufos DE-
Rhine Hilkj " Pieces very handsome plairi
black natfege. A few patterns Of plsid
and Satin SLIPPED ditto. A sinall assoft.
snens Of very haudsenls Enb'd. Hdkfs;
Dmb'd. Cellars, Sleeves, Clsen,isattas aud
Worried Bands, black lace Wells; Filet,
Mtits, Ne. as
In addition TO lie above, they have re,
eeived a very large assortment Of Ribbons,
IN all eolefs and widths, witch will be sold
at such prices by will uiake Ii the Interest,"
Of oil wanting these goods to give this ss-
Establishment i call 88efi iunsli.
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Drug store I,or sale.

1siiH tNDElsHttNEb, haihg obliged % leave mr.
A. EUROPE Of, aeepaai Of family lnsefsIs; offers
fpf sale, htE Apalheeafy Hhars well knewu an 90.
yupshH one u the best locations II tsstpn Rouge.
" contains entbpiete assortment Of Medicines,
Peffumefs Paints ,ee ali fresh ana hi fifet rate
condition. se3l aa sAf4s @}#
the purchaser eanapt fai osnteess besides the GUS
com u Of the beat. II order stiil more to enhance
the facilities Of enafthHsur 81 the Drug Store,
the uadsfsiHnsd h willing 10 ieass fer n Term Of
pears, eishsf part or The whole Of hls house, or
else to sell the honae, ct the opttobef the pns.
chaser. fAte.s1sin H. JotRnAk.F
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ST.. JAMES Masonic LonaG.-The
regular monthly communication of
the 81. James Masonic Lodge, takes
place atthe Hall, cornerof Main aud
Church streets, on--saturday night
'tto-night) the 9th inst, at early candle
light. All brethren ofthe Fraternity
in good standing ara invited to at.
tend.
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$500 Reward.

THE above reward, Of Five Hundred Boi.
l lars, will be promptly raid by The un.
dersiRnea, for any information fiat will
lead @ the detection ard conviction of The
seoundtel II human shape, who on ths pnth
ulto., set FIRE 10 the kitchen OH the South
East Corner Of 81. Ferdinand and Africa
Streets, belonging 10 AHisripF nnaeH.
i4s'T ARTsTIDE DAfGRE.s
N ". BABtN. aa
vlrTORtN HtUDE,. e3
sept.3d.iwd. i. +, HEBERT. ' III
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lkt. Mnry,s Acasie nj v.

80. WHry's Acad q III VI
1sHE exercise at this Institution will be
l resumed on MONDAY, SEp'rEM BEL
sth. aW at
The Principal, has purchased the axten.
sive building, aud grounds heretofore known
a. 81, Peter and 80. paul's College. The
completeness Of the arrangements for the
comfort and improvement OF the pupils,
will II IL hoped, merit iorthe establishment
q continuance Of liberal patronage.
The course Of studies, aided By lecturers,
embrace all the branches requisite ton
finished Enelish and French Education.
French does not form an extra charge and
IL daily spoken In the Academy.
The pune'ual and early attendance Of the
pupils u respectfully urged upon the pa
irons. For terms Ne. &c., sec prospectus
or apply 1t The Institution 1
August 31-is5e, lsHan e8e 81 slae
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GLOVES AND HoaIEnY.

N Just fersiyea my assortment pf Gents Gloves
AMI Hosiery, alao iarss assortment III tfaudk III,
Cfayats, Nee ties, staHks, Euaffs. LiheH tlpsein
Eiifis aud Under Hhifts Of oil kfdss Particular
attention IL asked 10 INF assortment Of tleves and
aeuntlets, IN thsse seadH defy eonptttinn.
Eept.b@y, WI u. PHILLIPS. {
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ENGLISH Hosiery.

lust opening ~ tho pIiILADELfiIfA CHEAP
u sfoRE-a large assortment Of these goods,
consisting Of Gents White, Drown and Fancy oi-
ored Hose Ladies, Misses and Boys titte, 10 all
qualities, The above goods are NIL bought from
Importers sand must sound very cheap NJ thoAs
who can appreciate good article or can see tho
difference between German and English Hosiery.
Call and examine for yourselves. June27.y.
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Family groceries.

rTNHE ATTENTION Of families and
i others Il called 10 tho stock Of Family
Groceries, at the N. Il. Corner Of Court
OF Court House Square. Consumers In the
lower end Of town can be saved the neces-
sity drumming up town as lar as Church
street for barrel Of Flour or KEY Of Lard,
by stopping here. Articles sold 1T this es-
tablishment are exclusively Of the bsst q,at-
NV. and will bear the closest scrntinys---
Prices range but slightly above quotations.
maya M. g. BRYAN.
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~ The ssteamship Canada lef,
Boston On "Wednesday last With four
teen passengers for Halifax aud ffty-
two for Liverpool. She took out about
sS6S6, 900 IN specie. ssf
# as e Ia
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10 Parodi isis aid lras concluded
her arrangements for tho coming sea.
son with Etfskosc b for a concert tour
through the United States.
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NOTICE

THE PUBLIC Il hereby foswearned not 10 trade
4 fot two promsscry netss drawn by the under
signed ~ follows. sss ~ 40 80 T.sf
One payable IN February 1856; 10 the order Of.
w. w kineheio, for &aoo.
one payable III February 1858 10 the order pf
W. W, kinehelo for 5000. The consideration for
which the above hotes were given having failed
The undersigned will contest the payment Of the
same. Isug-ss-p. o. HUSTON. q
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ri, Rent

TsnUH eanyentent Hbums suitshls fnf skssFqakf
II Attorney ~ phssiciati's once 81 asssa NM3
The second Moor Of sIiie brick guilatfts ]ssAHa
eefnet Of 81. Ferdinand and Affies FiH.,
IL atpiea ton IL made sppii Apply TO the iittisf
signed. # tsepthtf. III y. HAniN,
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Fepss SALE

A MICRO WOMAN. abaat 40 years pf age, -
A A good ttanae servant, Washer and ieanef,
For pArtieutara enquire at The Genet Uiiiras se
sept d DO
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NOTICE.,

A III, PtilsoNa indebted 10 the undersigned for
IA account Of the past and previpns years. are
requested to ebsne forward and settles
sept a.tk h, J0UKpAN.
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a,lgef|l GRO. M. HERoMANi
snw and snw MlnslfA.

TROssTUT, Vif, Fahhtl, RIP, lemon,
" Steel and brass back Butchers, How,
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole saws,
assorted skies and tbu most 81, them 81
Spear n Jaekson ~ make. Always on
hand DIT The Hardware stare OF
iana5ays .saHaulEH II LANottH.
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Susfial Notiffs
mnsa,s,fr Nntine.

rrBN brsshren Of III James Masonic ledge No.
i At, are BatiBsd, That there Will be a1A ~
meeting 81 tbe Lodge, 1T Ihsif new Hail, x
corner III MAih and Church stfestss ~
SATURDAY. evening, NJ early eandleslighb
sussist. j. Ds STUART, secfstary.
10 Planters. Mechanics ana others
T1isR Steam ship and Sailing Vessel we
u afe constantly receiving large additions
III our already yufiHd stock Of Shelf and
Heavy Hardware. Call and examine goods
and prices at MOUNTAINS HuGHETsi
septs Church 81 opposite II, House,
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stndries per Steamship Philadelphia.
Ea Lbs. FINE IMpER1AL.J and
4 ~ so Tbs. Bluek Tea Superior
Ha 2tj don. Clafet Wines,
HNi 9 Champagne M aa
0 boxaa Jenny Lind Twist Tobacco |;
3 100 y Virginia Smoking y inl
o Drums Turkish e.1 sS
no dog Olive Oil, qts. and pts.
Ia boxes Windsor Soup;
$500 Superior Havana segars
100 ounces French tluinine, falletiers;
e 10 dog. Preston Il Morf,Ii's Yeast
liza Powder;
In store and for sale at New Orleans.
fH VIM BOGEL.a
july3t Druggist.
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MouTAS 4 HueuKr--1'his en,erprising
sGruen Church Street, continue to make
large additions to their stock Of fancy and
staple hardware, Sec notice to-day,
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Gbe Dailg Gulnet.
BATON RotJuiss;s:sE1,Tt. g. 1880

Tim BAHHAuuE TospAY.-4No pro.
gramme has yet appeared from The
committee, and we are left In The
dark " " The mode and manner Of
procedure. Had |. been furnished
The Daily Press, Il would have appear.
ed this morning. Ii default Of Ia
formation On tho subject, w premise
shss The procession viii form ut the
Capitol and march ou. TO the ground
about 10 o'clock.
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Lime

TN ORDER to meet the increasing de-
i mand for this article---disregarding en-
olument, the subscribers were indsced to
order from three sources for public cons
yience, they now. offer as received per
Maria Dening to-day 200 Bbls Cape Lime
and assure the public they will continue to
receive $50 Bbl. monthly.
iau14. BARBEE & BENJAMIN,
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Tim WARE.-We have now III store i
- large assortment ofsrin Ware ofevety
description which we offer at very reduced
prices, LARGUIER & J.AN0UE.s
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Dcsige's Warranted Cow Hellss
TUE LARGEST Of which are heard and under
! favorable circumstances, over or 6 miles
distant. good assortment on hand, for sale II
maysf. LARsuiRR LAsouT.
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Moax or rMk nxsr, rRoM rms You've
AaxaloA SsaAK SroAE Messra. Drox Il
Granapse. are nst satisfied with Aaviag the
verv best, and Iarsest variety Of Hayanas
In town, but they are constantly receiving
fresh supplies BY every packet The
trouble Of finding good segar II admitted.
Smokers who walk Lafayette, in the even-
ings, are invited 10 step In and examine the
stock.
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cold Pens

Gold Pens.
WFrH Gold aud Silver Holders, also La
" dies Pencils. A large assortment on
hand, at ldecl9,l TuEo. GoLpMaNs's,
Watch maker and Jeweler
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~ - :
R,stter,

"A. 134 - M HWtfers n N 81 -Fg.sI II 8s.9l.5I 4
FRESH country made Butter received
4 every week, M. q. BRYAN,
jnly-2o. s. +. Cor. Court House Square.
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no GROuERS--1eo reams assorted WRAP.
L PING PAPER, IN store and for sale by
may JOSHu HEAL.
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Medicine Cheats,

se Medicine Chests.
A FINE for planta tions also
n Laneetts, Toothforcept, Schrifcators. Cum
ping Cases and oupps, Rreastpumps, Physicians
Pocket Cases Of viles aud Instruments, at
spW ~ BoGEL'S Drug Store
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Rooms 10 LRr,--It will DO seen, thu.
II. V. BAntS, oiItm for rent 10 single gen.
tlemsn, The rooms Ia The upper part Of his
large and commodiaas new brick building,
on the soath east corner of Court House
Square The roems are well calculated for
! Lawyers Offices, and conveniently situated
/ for business. "a. sss s5,.,i .., .=s8
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EsinbroiIcricx. t%
"A VERY large stock Of Embroideries, the
"A: finest and richest patterns, Coilan
Cutts, Chimezetts, etc, at SlMoN's Capitol
cheap Store. \ May S.YE
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HOUSE EiurmisIlInRs.

WATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers;
W oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps
enamelled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket.
ties. eastiron and earthen Spittoons: oval
square and Gothic. Walters SAVERS and
Tea Trays Lamp Globes; Glimmers and
Wick rich center table French busters
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden,
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated Ia
BILE Castors, at MoarAN& HuauEr.
admay5. ~ Churchistreet.
wooden Ware, Isroorns, Brushes, &c,
HAND Broons, Wisps Hearth, Borse,
III White wash, Marking, scrubbing, Cob
web and Paint Brushes. Churns; Reels
Butter Dashers; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps; Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks T;
Wooden Pals Piggins; Cedar Tubs,
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Clippers;
Wash Boards; Wood Scoops !; Trays, Pals;
&c. ta MONTAN & HU GUET. Z
mayo. Church street.
Hardware Tor tho season.
TUST received per steamer Cahawba from
y New York:
Preserved Kettles, assorted sizes.
Sef-Sealing Cans, do. do.
Besides complete assortment Of House
building Hardware at .a Tts
lu.yf2. LARGUIER & LANOUE'S
Tafauatte 81
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DRANt-Ffesh Bran from Young Ans
- erica Mills, on hand ind for saIe by
iuneaO @ IosuuA BEAL,.
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CnAs WiNAsa.-.We learn inci.
sienlally that Mr.. Chas Winans, The
accomplished master Of the violin,
win b Ii town to-day, W. hope b.
fore he ieases. sAe will .favor our Gill.
sena with i concert
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Cast steel.

DEsT Cast Steel; Cistem Hoop Iron;
ID Iron Wove Wire, and Iron Rivets, for
sale by M0NTAN & HUGUET.1
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A UifANeE ron the AMstnous -
Considerable excitement was created
noar the Market yesterday from the
fact that the rope, had slipped out Of
tho pulley Ia such manner as to
render h impossible 70 raise up to the
region Of The buck horns, tho Star
Spsnglsd bombasIn, Of The nation and
that four hundred feet Of ribbon 10 the
way ofA I streamer.'' What slsll be
'donel To-day tho democracy aHseu,.
Die, and tho flag mwss be up. Some
alnbi.iuas "young hickory should akin
the pole and adjust Tho pulley. lie
might have his life Insured II afraid Of
loosinR Il, $3.50 @
Since the above was 10 type. the
il.g has heen raised and proudly waves,
'e'o.' e'o' - .s........-A 8. s.
SHENfvr SALES TospAs,-1hls be.
Ing tho frat Saturday II September, .
large amount 81 real estate will change
hands, under tho sberiii's hammer
Such ~ d not sold BY deputy on the
plantations, viii b. sold BY Tho sher.
iiff himself, Ut The Court House door.
between the hours of III and q o'clock.
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In regard to that " Table marked l." which Is In
deed O. formidable document, some twenty by thirty
or forty inches in size and containing perhaps a hun
dred feet of columns, would it not have been more
decent and fair to have said that it was prepared by
our worthy superintendent of public works. at the
minister's suggestion. instead of publishing the in
ference that it was prepared with great labor by the
minister himselfs The credit of it should have been
given where it belonged.
And here we leave this subject. We have shown
in our previous number that the bureau is, %unfortu-
nately for the public welfare, placed in the wrong
hands, and we have now shown from proof furnished
by himself, that the Minister of War had no real wish
to see the bureau removed from his control, or such
wish could have been carried out without opposition
on the part of the people. Our statements are based
on facts, which cannot be disproved, and should the
ministerial organ see fit to continue the defense of the
present arrangement of the bureau of public works,
other facts may be brought forward to sustain the
general public opinion, that the interests of the
bureau are suffering from the ineficiency of its head.
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Mr.. EDIToR,-SR: Being called from my high
position to SO blow my trumpet and being, moreo-
yer a confident Of everybody, and His Excellency. be
War Minister in particular, I desire to show that
the said minister is not a "a red tap;st'' In financial
affairs, as has been affirmed of late.
The Legislature of 1856 voted $4,000 towards the
Oahu prison. The report of the Minister of War
for 1856 shows that he expended the sum of $14, 236-
Sc on the said prison. The report of the Minister Of
the Treasury shows that it was no such thing, but
that he (the Treasurer) had on the 31st Of March the
sum of $639 remaining of the $4,000 voted to be
expended. Where did the $4,000 come from And
is an auditor needed to look into the thing?
The Legislature of 1856 voted $40, 900 to support
the war department. At the end of the year it was
found that there was a balance of "a 1928 IA still re-
naming unexpended. The rule in the other depart
ments is that such remaining balances shall not be
drawn unless wanted. But the Minister of War drew
for it, and the Treasurer paid it. What has become
of it, or in whose hands it lies are interesting queries,
which 1 suggest, but cannot answer. 1t looks how
ever very much like I" red tape" Isa public auditor
needed in the kingdom or not?
When the Secretary Of the War Minister under
takes to stir up a dust In our neighborhood, he should
remember that those who dwell in glass houses should
not throw stones. Its dangerous.
Very reverently Yours,
THE ARCHBISHOP OF PUNCHBowL FoRr.
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ComMERCIAL.
OCT. q, 1856.

THURSDAY, OCT. o, 1856.
BcsISEss during the past week has shown a considerable AMI
nation, oEiag mainly TO the increased numbers Of ships IN port
There have been six arrivals Of whaIers since our last issue
The eatchings are going to show a fair average, from GOO to $50
barrels, but considerably below last years The very duh, calm
weather o. the past week has delayed the arrival OF Whalers, as
well as the bark Yankee, which has the nails, now several days
overdue.
The Fanny Major called on Tuesday with full cargo, CONSIST
ingi of PuIu, Sugar, and some eighty tons Of Rice. transsh1pped
from the 4riGHG.
The balance Of cargo of the ArianG was sold at AUCTION on
Saturday at low prices-au the goods were in bond.
RICE-Ex Ariaua, as above, ZOO bags p cents, 1000 at q
centz, LOCO bags at 2 5-1o cents
A-RRJWRO0T-20 boxes sold for 50 54 cents per box OF l&S
lbs
COFFEE-2G00 lbs Manila, in bond, sold FOX s cents per b.
P0TAT0ES-We are glad to notice the improvement IN the
quality of both the Irish and sweet, now brought 70 market
The former are now cultfUzted on East Maui, Chsy formerly
grew vid) AID an as desirable an article as an be sought for.
Both kinds ara furnished 70 ships II quantities at 81 IS cts, to
s., according 20 quality. We learn that the crop Of sweet Pc
,atoes at Koloa and Wainea Is very abundant. and Of fine
quality.
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PLACES OF wORsHIP.

sEAMEN's BETHEL-Rev. s. C. Damon Chaplain-King
street, near the Sailors Home Preaching on Sundays AT
IL 4. NJ. and u P. II. Seats free. Sabbath School after
the morning services.
FORT STREET at present III the Court
House, up stairs-Rev. j. D. Strong, Pastor, Preaching
on Sundays at IL A. NJ. and II P. NJ Seats free. Sab
bath School meets at 10 A. NJ.
METHODIST CHIRCH-Nuuanu avenue, corner Of Tutui
street-Rev. VIM. s. Turner, Pastor. Preaching every
Sunday at IL A. NJ. and u ?. NJ. Seats free. Sabbath
School meets at 10 A. NJ.
KINGS CHAPEL-king street, above the Palace-Rev. F. W.
Clark Pastor. Pulpit supplied at present by Rev.
Messrs. Armstrong and Bishop Services, in Hawaiian
every Sunday at o. A. NJ. and 3 2. NJ.
CATHOLIC CHURCH-FOrt street. near Beretania-under the
charge of Rt. Rev. Bishop GIaigret, assisted by Able
Modesto. Services every Sunday at 1G A. VI. and 2 P. NJ.
SMITHS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, near Nuuanu street
Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor. Services, in Hawaiian, every
Sunday at 10 A. NJ. and q Z. NJ.
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

American clipper ship John Glpin, to sail from San Francisco
early in Oct, to load oil and bone.
American clipper bark Yankee, Smith, to sad I'm s. Francisco
about Oct. 5, due here Oct, II.
American schooner Flying Dart, to leave 5. Francisco early in
October, to Messrs. Poor.
Bremen brig Kauai was to sail frm Bremen latter part of Sept.
with cargo merchandise to Hofscnlager aud Stapenhorst.
Am. clipper ship Flying Cloud, from San Francisco.
Am. ship Gladiator, from San Francisco
Bremen ship Post, Wiegard, sailed May Is, from Bremen, With
mdZe to HoGsclager < StapenlSoFst.
Am clipper bark Messenger Bird, sailed from Boston, July 81.
Dr.. bk- Gambia. from London, via Tahiti, sailed April6.
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= By advices from Lahaina by the MOI, we learn
that their Majesties and retinue were still there.
They proposed spending Tuesday and Wednesday on
Molokai, and return to Lahaine in time to attend a
ball to be given in their honor by Capt. Simmons on
board the clipper ship Crystal Palace They may
be expected here on Saturday or Sunday morning.
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PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.

ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATER-Corner of Hotel and Alakea
-streets-Messrs. Graves Il Wilder Managers. Perform
ances every night in each week.
VARIETIES T~HEATER-Corner of Merchant and NuuaEu
night.
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LAHAINA, Oct. q, 1856.
Mr. EDITOR A few weeks have made a great
revolution in this place. 1t is only the beginning of
the season and our dead business is all alive. This
tells us emphatically how vital to our interests is the
trade with the whale ships. If we are enabled effect
ually to serve them, their aid is at least not less in
dlspensable to us. 1t becomes the government. and
every public spirited individual to promote the inter-
eats and the comfort of these welcome and profitable
visitors in every way that Is right and practicable
One of the greatest ~adornments of a civilized people
IS the virtue of hospitality. visitor, a friend, should
DE cordially entertained. Great forbearanee should
be shown to his faults and eccentricities. To dog his
steps and watch for his hating is the greatest indie
ceney.
1t is unnecessary to observe how notorious it Is that
our police at Lahaina and Honolulu are in the hGoif
of thus treating seamen- They come ashore for en-
joyment. One mounts a horse, and, seeing natives
~golloping unmolested, falls into a utter, when q
lurking kaiko rushes up and drags him off to the tort.
Another in his foolish conyivialfty, takes what aus
turbs his equilibrium. He suffers himself TO DC
quietly led to his boat. But a kaiko detects his un,
steady gait, and claims his prize. Another Is iursi
into haunts Of shame. The proving policeman WaiIS
the favorable moment, and surprises him IN def.elos
This way of proceeding is notorious. l know o.
instances of each sort within three days, where the
culprits were the merest lads. Yesterday three ooys
were arrested for fast riding, and this morning dis-