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: EXCUkkION ON THE 4TH OF JULY
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILIONAND
FORT WASHINGTON
gTNHE STEAMERS GEORGE WASHING
Il TON and THOMAS COL ~K- -
LYER will make six trips to the. 2zaassss[s asssEs[
above places
Dinner and Refreshments will be served up at
the Pavilion and on the boats. Ample arrange
ments win be made to accommodate large num-
Der Of persons at that splendid resort.
A first rate Band Of Music is engaged for the
day.
Further particulars in hand bills hereafter
JOB CORSON and
SAM'L GEDNEY, Captains.
je l6-6t Intel
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L,OR RENT.-A THREE STORY BRICK
Il Dwelling, with extensive Back Building, a
large lot Of ground attached, with pump Of good
water In the yard, situated on street, nearly OPP
posite the Brewery. To good tenant the rent
will be made moderate. Apply TO COM 3.
CASSIN, or at Cooley Il cos, Lime Kiln,
Beall street, between Congress and Washington
streets, Georgetown. m 2-eou
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CHOICE FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

IN 0O0 APPLE TREES, OF EXTRA
1OsOOO growth and well assorted. "A
$500 PEACH TREES, forming a COM
plete assortment and well grown. -
few very choice Dwarf PEAR TREES, Of
extra size
The above comprising very choice assortment
OF Trees raised by the late John n King,
they will be guaranteed to be what they are rep
resented.
Apply TO w. Albert King, No. IS south High
street, Georgetown, d. or at Valley view
Farm, one mile northwest Of Georgetown.
Catalogues furnished on application.
4. J. KING.
Also, for sale, a few thousand very choice
ROSES, Apply as above. 4. y.K.
mar LII 80
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FOK MOUNT VERNON.

IN TUESDAIS AND FKIDATS.-FARE, :,
" ROUND TRIP, e1; FROM
ALExANDRIA75C CEN The
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves " ashing-
ton at . and AlPIandria atsR O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at g 4
O'Clock. COach fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the coaches will leave their
residence with George Thomas Parker.
Refreshments On the boat.
ap2-u SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!

FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSUR.
ANCE CO., OF PHILADELPHIA
Office northwest corner Pennsylvania qrenue and I'm
street, Vas iIIston City, ID. c.
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS FROM THE Isl
- day of August TO the 3lst day Of December,
1855:
Am junt received il marine premiums. sos ,242 81
Do fire premiums. SO ,9O8 g.
Total pre- mumS for five months. lCs.l l3
Cap!lal. $50 900 90
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

TO PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, OR PRI-
VATE PARTIES.
THE u DER SIGNED TAKE GREAT
Il pleasure In informing his nu- dGTN
merous friends and the public gen 4HER
erally that he has, at all Zines,
for their accommodation, and at moderate
charge.
Applications may be made to either Of the un-
dersigned, George Thos. Parker, or to John Il.
KillmOn. VIM. WHALEY, Proprietor
JNO. M. .HOLBROOK, ,Ag't
II A line Of stages leave Washington every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 O'Clock a.
R aof tssI anS s
sons Drug Store, corner Pa. avenue and 18th st.
te ll-1mk
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EXCURSIONS, &C., e-sr
THIRD GRAND ANNUAL PIC MIC
~ -- OF THE
LIBERTY CLUB. l-'s-.

TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVTLI0N,
'1- ON MONDAY, June 90, 1886. l-Lls,
THE MEMBERS PLEDGE THEMSELVES
l. to spare no pains to make this SK-h
one Of the best Pic Mics Of the sea @
son. ...- :. +. - ----- =
Omnibuses will be In readiness at the corner Of
7th and M streets, at O'Clock.
good Cotillon Band will be present Z l-.
The steamer George Washington will leave
Georgetown at ~; Washington at SK Blagden's
Wharf, Navy Yard. at 8; and Alexandria at 9X
O'Clock. - EHfT
Dinner and Refreshments furnished by an ex-
perienced caterer
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-to be had of any Of
the members Of the Club. ,-f e. - ....- -.....'1.
Committee of Arrangements -ii.-..t
w h Rearden. ID Gladmon, T Jefferson.
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800 REWARD.

QANAWAY FROM MY FARM, ADyOIN-
IL ing Upper Marlboro, about the middle -
OF Decsmhr last, Mulatts boy AMBROSE, ~
belonging to my brother, Alfred w. 6srdi- ~.
ner, OF CHARLES county. This boy 10 aboutE
IA years old-not very bright but rather Of chest
nut color-And has delicate limbs. He has usu-
ally mild and pleasant csuntenancs when spo-
ken to.
viii give the above reward for his apprehsu-
sion II taken In Washington City, or north of
Prince Georges county, Md, and ffty dollars II
taken IN Prince Georges county, or south of II
In either case he must be brought home or secured
In Jail SO thar can get him again. -
m-l3-eof o. b. GARDINER
DKuSsELS AND VELVET CARPE.
ID tings at a sacrifice.-In consequence Of
the advanced state Of the seasan, and with the
view Of making room for autumn supplies, We
are determined to run Of the remainder Of our
Carpetings at unusually low figures. Those In
want Of new and elegant Carpets have now a rare
chance to be supplied for little money. Bargains
may be expected.
Still on hand and for sale few more Of those
elegant velvet Hearthrugs at s5 so and 81, worth
Also, a few ia and 1874 Dimity and Auendale
Quilts, very cheap, expressly for summer use Z,
jee-eo3w CLAGETr, DODSoN & CO.
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NyATCHES-wATCH
w Just received, great assortment Of e
Gold and Silver WATCHES, high and "a
low prices, which 1 viii sell cheaper nS
than can be bought in washington -
J. ROBINSON'S, Jeweler,
m 6-1m $40 Pa. av. ODD Browns Hotel
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THE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING
l. TON wildePart II the follow sEA
Ing hours:
Leave AleIandria *, Q, IL, * 31,51
Leave Washington: ;;s 10, Il, Mis-
apad JOB CORSON, CAPTAIN.
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Il now running regularly between IL
Washington and Alexandria at the .sssss5s
following hours:
Leave Alexandria AZ, 9, 10, IL, aX, *, and 8
O'Clock
Leave Washipgton eA, Q, IL, IL, Ak, 81 ana
7oclock. ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain.
mara
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no YOU WISH YOUR LETTERS DE.
- LIVERED PROMPTLY, SPEEDILY,
AND WITH CARE? II so, send them by the
CITY DESPATCH. Remember, Five Collee.
tions and Four Deliveries daily. EGj Iels-4t .
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ICE-ICE-GCE.
ID SHADD'S ICE AND LAGER BEER DE-
Ds POT, at the southwest corner OF Third street
and Pennsylvania avenue. The Ice used, known
Pettibone's Is and Ice, can be had al all hours
and In any quantity. The Lager Beer Is from
Reading, Pennsylvania, and can be had by the
barrel, quarter oask, dozen, sent TO any part of
the city. Orders left al the above place will be
promptly attsnded TO.
ieSlm b SHADD.
MR.. w. HENRY PALMER's
Ul PIANO FORTE CLASSES,
Flee Dollars Per Quarter.
Apply al GEORGE HILBUS'S Music Depot,
Penasyivania avenue mar ATT
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l.. j. MIDDLETON,

l.. j. MIDDLETON,
D E Al z B In ICE,
lOnes snd es---Southwest corner Of r and
8welfth streets. s-oE .s.s s.- feb H.o
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I.
ARRIVALS SINCE JUNE 1.

June Am. bark What Cheer, Baker, Sc days firm Sydney,
en- route for San Francisco, touched for water and provisions.
9.-Am. ship Humboldt, Newell, 10 days from Boston, via
Valparaiso and Tahiti, mdze to b. w. Field.
9-Br. bark Gen Wool, Fuller, 81 days from Melbourne, via
Tahii-1S days. Touched for water and provisions.
16-N. Gren brig Enenita, Watt, 16 days from San Francis
co, Iadze to Messrs Poor.
16s-French Frgate Alceste, Penauvos, so guns, 16 days from
San Francisco.
16.-An. bark Yankee, Smith, II days from San Francisco,
assd mdze TO d. c.. Waterman.
16.-Br brig Recovery, Mitchell, 20 days from vancouvers Is.
Shingles and Salmon to Hudson Bay Co.
20.-IIam bark Senator, Vessels, 81 days from Puget Sound,
put in in distress.
2--Br bark Agnes Garland, Thomson, 125 days from Lon
don, assti cargo to Hudson Bay Co.
25-Am ship Daylight, Holbroek, AZ days from Panama,
touched rr provisions.
27-Haw schooner Lnholiho, Thurston, from Hlo, Hawaii.
21--Haw schooner Mary, Ellis, from Kawaihae, Hawaii.
29-Br hFigantine Burmah, Churchill, 80 days from Hong
kong, touched for water.
tiers, as well as foreign vessels.
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SAN FRAScrsco-Per Bark Yankee.-10 boxes soap, 12 boxes
tin ware, F3 sacks salt, 81 boxes ndse, 204 boxes mdse, IL cases
10 mats paper, II boxes drugs, 10 pkgs liquor, 4 boxes, and 2
bdls hardware, 2 kegs nails, 293 kegs ndse, % bales mdse, so
boxes candles, 11bags hops, Ii bags barley, 2 cases shoes, 2
cases hats, 20 cases -four, 6 cases tobacco, l case ipikfs, 80 rolls
mating, 4 trunks mdse- / fire engine and fixtures, &c bags OATS
81 VI Shingles, 1 package specie, Z bags potatoes, 400 kegs
lead, 8 bags turnips.
San FRAScIsco.-Pr Elenita.-1f4 NJ shingles, IS bdles
printing paper, 20 cords wood. l box mdse, % eases Suffolk
-four, 16o or sacks flour, L box beef, 1 bag buckwheat, 10 bbls
Hour, 1 coil India rubber hose, 2 boxes cheese, 1 Dbl almonds,
l box figs, i Dbl flberts, 2 bbls peanuts, l kg nuts, L raild dates,
8 cases Boxers bittcrs, cask brandy, 5 cases brandy, 3 cases
claret, 2 casks ale, 2 casks porter, cases gin, 1 case strawberry
syrup, L case sherry wine, 10 gals bot wine.
BosToS.-Per Humbol1t.-3S cases mdse, 466 pkges mdse,
5 boxes mdse, / gig, 1 boiler, s trunks mdse, 156 doors, case
yndse, II NJ brick, 10 NJ feet of lumber, 290 pkgs doors, ] Dbl
mdse, 400 casks cement, 100 baskets champagne, 60 casks coal,
163 tnas coal, 81 cases boots and shoes, IA Dbl pitch, 1 Dbl rosin,
III bundles pals, 2 reels pipe, $3.50 pieces, 185,o75 TT lumber,
2 bbls rice.
LoNDoN.-PerA Agnes Garland.-3o5 cases mdse, 140 cases
mdse, 105 pkgs aud pieces machinery, II pkgs mdse, kegs
mdse, 1 bag mdse, Is baskets mdse, 80 bdls mdse. Is chests
mdse,. Z Jugs =, ndse, so b5ls gqnpowder, 50 bbls indse, 4 kegs
mdse, 6 grindstones, 379 bars of iron, / round evaporation pan,
POGO fire bricks, 1parcel mdse, 1 tin can mdse.
TEExALET.-Bark senator.-5o,170 1t lumber, GO spars ard
masts.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
JULY 2.

Thank HEAVEN. the day at length has dawned
when the Hawaiian Nation can boast a free press,
BY government patronage or party
pledges, unbiased by ministerial frowns or favors-a
press whose aim shall be the advancement ofthe nation
in its commercial, political and social condition. The
day that witnessed the abolition by Liholiho Iolani.
of the tyranners system of ta6uS, which had crushed
with despotic power, frem the most ancient days,
the liberties of this people viii not be longer remem-
bered than that which witnessed the advent of free
thought and free principles throughout this group.
That such a press, truly Independent and free, has
long been needed here, all must admit but to estab-
such q manner as to give general satisfaction and
produce good results in a community made up of such
various elements as ours, is an undertaking ofso great
risk that few have been willing to attempt it. 1t is
needed in the family to enliyen the social evening
circle. 1t is needed in the counting room of the mer-
chant whose eye glances instinctively to its marine
and commercial news. 1t is needed i'll the farm house
ever is Transporting at the metropolis and throughout
the kingdom. 1t is needed by the wealthy ship
owner abroad who seeks reliable advices from his
cruising vessels. 1t is needed in the palace and the
government halls, that the rulers of the nation NAV
feel the ~throbbing of the public heart and guide their
councils with discreetness. And lastly, it is needed
by the intelligent native who is seeking to extend the
Isphereofhis knowledge by the acquisition of our noble
mother tongue. We Wanta mediun for the expression
of public thought-some mirror to portray our nation
al features-some fit representative to bear to the en-
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for the trade, or net, It's yours, reader, to Judge.
It viii be yours also to help freight her with the
produce, the wares and merchandise which you may
have to dispose of. 1t will be our duty to stand by
the helm and ever keep a watehfai eye to windward,
and with the comkass and chart of experience to steer
her over the shoals and along the reefs and breakers
that may lie in our track. We cannot expect always
to sail smoothly under our perpetual trade breeze
with studdingsails set fore and aft. There are often
squalls and gales slumbering u%nnoticed on the horizon
of the most tranquil sky, while reefs and shoals are
to be met in every voyage.
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EXPORTS.

yAScouvERs IsLASD-Brigantine Recovery. &c NJ. Manila
Cheroots, 1908 gals. moLasses, 1920 bags brown sugar, D coils
Manila rope, 5 cases prints, Z or. casks sherry, 3 or. casks port,
12O casks salt, 10 bdls. merchandise, IS crates do, 6 casks dc,
1 box do, 81 cases do, 35 bales do, Z kegs do, 2 baskets do, 3 jugs
do, / cart, 2 wheels, 6 cases whiskey, 20 cases old Tom gin, 2 cs.
Brandy, 2 cases Brandy biHers.
YoRK.-Per S. S. Bishop. 635 dry hides, 80 bbls. tanow,
L chest mdse, 1 trunk do, ST csks guano, 1 Dbl. copper and COM
position, 6 cases shells and lava specimens, 1880 goat skins,
10 bags s. I. wool, II casks sperm oil, S3 casks whale oil, 10
Apkgs. old copper and composition, j case clothing, 2f00 lbs. pull,
8 cases Beads.
SAN FRANcIsco-Per Ellenia. 225 kegs Sugar, 4s3 bales
and bags Pulu, LOG bags Coffee, 500 bags Salt. 500 Squashes, 10
bags Fungus, 1 case Chinese Shoes, L box dried Pumpkins, 5
boxes brandy, l and / cask Brandy, 4 boxes Gin, 10 gallons Port
Wine, 5 boxes Claret, / box Syrup.
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Business Notices.

Business Notices.
NJ A large edition of about 1900 copies of this number of the
paper has been struck off, and a copy will he sent to cuery for
etgner resident On these Islands, including many who are not
subscribers, that all choosing to become subscribers, may do so
from the first number.
TERMs.-Six Dollars per annun.
Single Copies 129 cents each.
Persons DESTROYS of mailing papers, can procure them at our
counter neatly done up in wrappers at 70 cents per dozen or 81,
for twenty copies.
In order to accommodate our native subscribers, six months
subscription, {$3) will be received for the Hawaiian Edition.
AGENTS FOR THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
Lahaina, Maui G. s. BARTON, ESQ.,
Mak0tcqo, e. Maui L.. S. T0RBERT Esq.
HiLo, H0waii Capt. j. WORTH
Katpaihae, Hacaii Capt. JAS. A. LAW
Kona, Hawaii THOS. III. PARIS, Esq.
KoLoa, Kauai Dr.. j. W. SMITH
San Francisco, Cal LIP. FISHER, ESQ.,, Mer. Elk.
NeW Bedford and U. s. B. LINDSEY, Ed. Ship List.
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Am. shin ceylon, Barrett, from Boston, April Is, ass'td mdze
% Am An. sch yaauero, Newell, from Sydney to R. Coady & Co.
Am. bark Fanny Major, Lawt0n, from San Francisco to sail
about June 25. -,
ao aar 81 Schooner Maria, King, from San Francisco. to sail about
June Is.
Hackfeld & Co
Brs. brig Oahu, wolie, from Bremen, Ap. s. assorted cargo to
Ham. brig Emma, - from Hamburg, ass'd cargo to KruI
& Mol.
Russian Steamship America, was to leave San Francisco, for
Honolulu, about june 10, under saf,-is therefore overdue.
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The TABLEs-which had been spread md
were literally supplied and undo Is.
ment of Nh. st. John. But the pr9cipal !.
here was the brides cake, cohsistire of s,
Eve cakes, the largest about three feet in
and the topmost about twelve iDches s.ro1
a statue, the whole frosted and ornesaeste
highest style of the confectionery Or, sorr.
rarely seen in this part of the worh. usfI
however, for the p~alates of the curegss a.
ta6u-for sight only, not for taste. :
On the following day the palace grsI /
thrown open to the naeIvc popalatnn, hss
of whom visited the King and Once. azz
a luau Tor native FEAST prepared IL
was also served up at the residenee D., s
In conclusion we cannot avoid eotgsass
Majesty en- behalf of the public AMI sla
his auspicious unicn with one 50 esss.bIa { !
a new order of things into the fvuths %
The day is past when the o~bservhnese 81
toms or habits car, even maintain Sotas j
ty with the refnements of eifilization ,aa 4
ted to notice the revival of the colnnelsSsyI
ton of the miiftaryBH reiU on v@aas
tisrn, and which had the appearance q
wards
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PASSENGERS.

Pm HUMBoLDr1 FROM BosToN-Ma. md Mrs. John Ladd,
Mrs. A. Ladd, w. +. Ladd, i. Ladd, Messrs Prmnmer and
johnson.
PER YANKEE FROM SAN FRANcIsco.-Messrs Dietz, Fell,
Graves, I,Eiggs, Miller, Fitch, Ingols, Lange, Gallagher, Carr,
and Bulger.
Per Observation-Disclosures Maui, Van, Dow, Doullon ard George
Per S. S. BISHOP FOR NEw-YORK-Mrs d. +. Bolles, Walk
er. .
rEa EIIEsITAEoG Say FRAsGlsc99aml . Nts & 1TEssf EsrSt s ssdfnfe e.
Plank.
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Movcments of Coasters.

Sch Ka Moi, Hebron, sailed June %, for Kahului, returns
about July 5.
Sch Rialto, Molteno, sailed June 80 for Maui, returns July 6.
Brig John Dunlap, Candage. due from Kauai about July s.
Sch Kekauluohf, sailed June 81. for Kona Hawaii, due about
July H.
Sch KamehamelE. due from Kahului. July g..
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DEPARTURES SINCE JUNE 4

june 2-IIaw brgantine Pfel, schiyenbeck, for Arctic Dee.
Am bark What Cheer, Baker, for San francisco.
Am schooner i. L. Frcst, Hampstead, for Ochotsk.
6.-Am bark Frances Palmer, stott, for San Francisco.
7.-Br Frigate Alarm, Curry, for San Francisco.
I2-Br bark Gen Wool, Fuller, for San Francisco.
L2-Am clipper ship s. s, Bishop, Lindsay. for N. York
1S.-Fr Frigate Aeeste, Penauvos, for Tahiti.
27-Br brig Recovery, Mitchell, for landowners Is.
27.-Am ship Daylight, Holbrook, for Calcutta.
30.--Peru brig Elenta, Watt, for San Francisco.
30.-Brit brig Burnah, Churchill, for Valparaiso.
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ve.se,s Expee.ed from Foreign Expor.s.

Am. ship Herald, Lake, from Puget Sound, with lumber 20
Allen l. Co.
Br. bark Cynthia, johnson, from Puget Sound, with lumber 80
johnson & EInmes.
nize. 70 r, G. Janion.
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DEATH.

On the 31st of May, in Nluanu Valley, of Pulmonary Apo
plexy, John, youngest son of Richard Janion, Esq, of Rock
Savage, near Runcorn, Cheshire, England, in the 3lst year of his
age,
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In Honolulu, June 2Sth, by Rev S. c.. Damon, Mr.. Gustave
Winter, to Miss Anna Perizot, both of Honolulu.
In Honolulu, June 23d, by Rev. sc. Damon, Ashue, a China
man, to Kualu, an Hawaiian.
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VESSELS IN PORT.JULY g.

kESSE1AS ~ <
French prig of War Adelaide, Marigny, whiting orders.
man.
Am WI bark George, Downs, (seized by the Marshal.1
Am ship Humboidt, Newell, up for Calao. B. w. Field.
Br bark Agnes Garland, Thomson, up for Vancouyers Island,
July s. r. Cl0uston.
Ham bark Senator, Vessels, d~scharging to repair. H. Hack
field s. 90.
COASTERS IN PORT.
Schooner Lihoiho, sails to-day for Hlo-
Mary, sails July Sd for KaRaihae.
Manuokawai repairing.
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MEMORANDA.

The Am bark What Cheer, touched on the reef in entering the
harbor, but sustained no damage, the steam tug Akanai going
out Immediately TO her assistance.
The French Whaleship Georges, condemned at this port was
sold at auction on the 14th ut. Her hull brought 1926. Total
sales amounted to $780,. We learn the hull is to be broken up.
The Haw brigantine John Dunlap met a severe squall on her
last "trip from Kauai, and when near BARRIERS Point, carried
away her fore top and gallant mast, with sails. She has repaired
and sailed again last Friday for Kauai.
Per schooner Pfel from Manila.-Spoke ship Albion of E. r.,
Hind, Master, N. Lat 81 16, Long 40 % East, taken one sperm
whale since leaving Talcahuana, steering North. May II. spoke
ship Jas Maury. Curry, "a days out, n. Lat % s, Long 15 80,
West. 20 bbls sperm, bound to Kodiack.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HAwy
This will be held on Wednesda
July, having been postponed inf
with the native society, which ;
meeting for that day. We uzde
w. HILLEBRAND will deliver the
before the Society, and the publ
enjoy a literary treat on that
afforded IN our community.
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A REVIEW OF THE TRooPs-took
on the plain, under command o fGeu
Their majesties the King and Queep -
course of spectators were present
credit for the improved drill Of tA
went through their maneuvefs vi
precision. The number ON review a5ss
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VPINEArpLEs.-While speaking Of
add that pineapples grow very
Niihau and even miles in tez
with the plants in fruit which are
but 60 tedious is the voyage up fl;
requiring three to five days, that
brought thence to our market, and I
to the small supply raised on Oahu.
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HIS HoNoR JUDGE LEE with Is
Robertson are spending a few week
residence of r. Motif Esq, the mo-
of this Island and about so mi.es
and are engaged in codifying the |
understood are to be reprinted as
The laws at present r embodie3
Volumes and large portions Of the
The existing laws could be publishel
if properly prepared =
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NMANGoEs-We are glad to mott
this delicious fruit in our market
sonyalthough quite high-priced. 0
are becoming aware of the yaiue
ease with which it can be raised.
every seed will be saved and plant
soon may become as plentiful anf
and peaches in the u. 8.
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HAwAILAN STEAM NAV. Co.-Bys3e
.Polynesian, we e that steps have BE-
Crown Attorney to annuI the Chr
This will only place matters as tie
exclusive privilege was given to Ii
the coast clear for anybody who che
steam navigation among this GROUP
that another ercfassire charter co.
any Company applying for it, 0
will probably hereafter have steam
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this Kingdom, requires a regcla
packets, and no one is more eapatt
the wants of our mercantile CON
Pierce whose residence here and :
Pacific trade, as well as his ample
bic him successfully to conduct th,
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BosroS AND s. I. PAcKErs.-Th
Ceylon which left Boston for 10 d
April with a cargo valued at e.
III. A. Pierce's Packets, and ma
make a short passage. She is GO
Field, Esq. the agent for this line
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