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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
FASHION JOCKEY CLUB-GENTLENEs DEsfROps
OF joining the Fashion Jockey Club viii apply through
member, 20 the undersigned at the New York o bet xel
and oclockP. NJ .. A. VALENTINE. soc'y y. !, q
FASHION CoURsE.-FAH NETTING -TIfE RI.
H reshment rooms Sc, Of the Fashion f0rt ~
meeting the ed inst will be dlsres, Of l.,
the hghegt bidder, this day. TUESDAY at O'Clock r.
upon the premises.
DACES-FASHt0N COURSE-FALb MFFTfNC -TIlT
III fall meeting OF the Fashion Jockey Club will conenrs
Tuesday, September ~ and continue days Severa
hneakes have been hled and brilliant NAV he rea
sonaby expected For pattculars Porers Shirt " he
Times. j. a. VALENTINE, Secretary N II a.
TTNION COURSE, Il. I.--TR0TTINg TUEsDAy sFP.
~ tember l6, at3P. NJ. Match Cor 800. mile bcfs he4,
Sin s, 70 wagons. H. Woodruff names r. e. Rope Maker
Warren Peabody names gr. &. Young Hickory
SHAW AND WHITE Propretors
ITNfoN COURSE, 4. T.-TRoTT1Na.-oM THURSDAY
u Sept Is ct O'Clock match for $40 coo two miles ano
repeat, 10 WAGONS. III. woodruff names paEs 60
,picsr names b. Lantern; Gers leave The south ferry
ihe sport Is over. Fare 70 go and return, 80 cents
SHAW A WHITE, Propresors
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FUN ss IN he Best manner ASs Win rNos ss
4. roots. w VI kxrSIEcE n s is mpso1ss
' rs . s ss,s ss; ,:s fsss
EodeITs Apply Il ~ Broadway satshcnon warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

DatcheIorss Hair Dye, Wigs ana T0upees
Ne superior AL others Their new Improvement. secors
r. Hs unriyaIed and only harmless hair applied Il
Eelve private rooms at BACHELORS, 3S Broadway
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fnl ART 70 transforming the simplest glass vessel into The
n tainted china Art easy, and cost tri1ng. All the
als ard l,ok az instruction be obtained only ut
| nlNIENT. NEARY cos, 500 Broadway
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The Catarrh Doctor-C

The Catarrh Doctor-C. Howard Marshsl.
who cures es,srrh throat and lung diseases again "a
st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, for two weeks, room 2n
Hours, from 10 TO Pm Consultation free. DR. MARSHA
treats equally as well by letter In person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

All other Hair Dyes died-that is went down.
When CRISTADORO'S burst upon The town.
Inparting beauty to the reddest crswn.
Manufnctured, sold and privately applied
at No. AstOr House.
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cautioned against purchasing articles pretending OF
the Of The OF thousand Towers for perfuming
the breath and beauing the complexion The popularity Of
that article has brought forward host NJ counterecrs
genuine unless signed by FETRfDGE co. For Gale BY
all respectable druggists who rown down counteeers and
unp osfor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

/ cases and pens, had better call on wfLMARTI,
ksMAN Co. II Maiden lane, and examine their stock,
II ybi ne tho ownds patent The greatest invention
ge opnblning beauty OF finish durability and cheap
land Justly celebrated over every other article now manu-
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To Nervous sumerers.-A Retired Clergy
man restored 70 health In few days. amer many years
great nervous suffering anxious TO make The mean
OF cure VIII send Gree the prescription used Direct N
Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNALL, No SO Fulton street Brooklyn.
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eorfnble nres.ine Casez.-The

fOrtaDIe bressIHK CN3tS,-Inc nnUSI pOrtu"
ard at the time the most complete and elegant
HE manufactured having every requisite FOR gentle
VS. toilet Tor saie at A. j. SAUNDERS, No. Aston
bee and 3s7 Broadway,
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cal schools constrained admit that HoILowAys pills
banish disease from the stomach liver and bowels without
reducing the strength Of the patient This the greatest med
cal triumph q the nineteenth century Sold the manufac
tories 20 Maiden lane New York; and 4t Suand London
and by all druggists, at 25c 62,sc and ~ per box
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'ICK IN, sole manufacturer In the United States OF the
Celebrated safes aud patent powder proof defiance locks
ss bars. Depot, No 1872 Pearl street, one door below
! Liant.
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bic $40 wigs and foupees az MEDHURsT co.'s n Maiden
ane Of the best Materials warranted shrink
cange color perfect III guaranteed beware
roadway prices. Braids, bands, curls, &c., &c.
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of he fall style Is the far famed KNOX No 2l2 Broad
\ northwest corner Of Fulton street Gentlemen OF taste
fashsn who much Indebted 20 the ingenious Knox
he very becoming sty lie of hats they will no doubt
ing bis popular establishment for weeks. Everybody
nd see lis new fall STYLES.
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.s,ss ."s -, ~ ~ Iooscc0 tns ssstv.
improving digestion and pertaining the bress = "eh'
will try Il. Retailed q, -~' nose who
Wholesale si"' .uo tobacco tain ,cas
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Workman ship, and maeral TO any 81 hats OF Broadway
3 So We believe the time has gone by when the price OF
srtiee s sole measure of value, judging from the
t demand fer bis hats, at No. lis Nassau street.
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ID wcnd respectfully announce 20 his patrons and friends
he removed the photographs department % % Brosd
10 whSh be introduced 10 this country stu remain with
Plctlres are taken IN every style, aaguerreofypes
ogra,la smbrotypes. Ac. The open nee Cor
|SceIro. Of visiters at all hours.
d H. rRFDRICkS date Quincy 4 FreiricksD
Us Broadway, opposie Metropolitan Hotel
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GOO Portraits Of the People taken Dali,


racing rs and 80 miniatures and 100 81 proo
phs age and correct any $40 pictures 10 the city by
INES, ten pcturing at 2s9 Broadway.
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hrcrology.-E xamin atIons, with On

|sl5 Ee copies views Of Niagara Falls fresh from ths
ract fer 500 TO Is cent?. Three skyghs and twenty
artists employed the jump by HOLMES $50 Broadway.
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writn descriptions OF character daily, by Professor
VLEh az the chronological Cabinet sos Broadway, near
Park. Private rooms for ladies' and gentlemen.
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Gouraud,s Italian Meslicated sosp.

Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap, II Is
well known Is the only reliable curing TAM PIN
pies letter salheum prickly heat and all deformes
The body warranted Liquid rouge for pale cheeks and ps
MY white hair dye and restorative the old depot 81 Walker
street hrs store from Broadway; Mrs Hays Brooklyn Cal
lender, Philadelphia.
III. IT. Lovet's Wahpene IAN Indian Vegetable
preparaon win restore hair 10 its original color and
badness No genuine wahpene be purchased only
at his Office 1t2 broadway lie has agents Beware Of a
counterfeit article.
CIfrehugh's Wigs and Toapees, with his
skin divisions excel all others for comfort and durability
which perfect tit at l62 Sutton street,
third door ffom broadway.
Lyons KathatrOn.-This UneIoailed Pre-
restoring preserving and beauting the hair Ia
sold by all respectable druggists and fancy goods Dealers for
only IS cents bottle removes dandrun and clec;uay
proven the hair rom failing HEATH, WYNKooP (
co., proprieors, t3 Liberty street
Important 10 Ladies' and Gentiemen.-Jou-
nocorous preparation Kid gloves OF color
Instantly without the slightest smell be Immediate
y afterwards One bottle cleans fifty pais. Price 50 cents
Try il before buying. For sale by al cruggss
CONTENT, NEARy CO., SOP Broadway.
P.IpAtati0R OF the Heart.-Dr. >. s. Eftch's
heart palpaon and other forms Of heart
disease fale Broadway New York and by drug
Cure Tor Dyspepsia and General Debility.
Those who wish find The most ecacos remedy for
complaints VIII regret lair trial Of The
biters. They contain no alcohol
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e. this day introduced Their adaptation 10 young
a. and o'hsr points 81 excellence as style, quality and
e bespesk FOR them the special notice Of young and
|aomSal patrons. LEARY Il co, Astor House. Broad
~ leaders and ntroducers OF fashion
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Paris Soft (rur) Hats.-We have Recel
first In the Field, with New and Beautiful

Persia several OF superior uuI) soft hats OF new
bs Nhch offer at counters LEARY &CO., leaders
ntroaucers Of fashion, As.or House, broadway.
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a tHTf Tot DysytpSIU ana <|tNtIHt OtDffIty.
Those who wish nd The most scacos remedy for
complaints VIII regret lair trial Of The osygenaed
blteTs. They contain no alcohol
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c. Y.sCHyR'S improved carcalar scale pianoforte
broom rs Broadway opposite Broadway theatre. Manu-.
by Twey eighth street and Ninth avenue New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-16

Tern mprved pianos and melodeons be found only
q Broadway. Pianos rent and rent allowed on pur-
y; for sas monthly payments; second hand pianos
81 70 SO, melodeons from so 10 SIS.
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Perturbation Of the Heart.-Dr. s. s. Fitch's

heart papaon and other forms Of heart
disease Fo- ale ia Broadway New York and by drug
gists. Agents wanted. Address = s. Fitch d Co.
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HIT. Lovets Wahpene IAN Indian Vegetable


preparaon) viii restore gray hair 10 its original COLOR
badness No genuine wahpene be purchased onl
at his Office 7t2 broadway. lie has agents Beware Of
counterfeit article.
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races every style Of pen, pocket and sportsneps knives
hooks nail files. and toilet cutlery. A. y. sAUSDEhs
Ia Asor House, and $50 Broadway.
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sad patrons that be continues hs Photographic and
pc business At his old gallery, s49 broadway cor
Of Leonard street. and that be has not removed any
|ch OF establishment TO any part OF the city, nor does
bterd n doing He has however made important alters
aud improvements In the Photographic department. and
In enaled with he antge Of superior artists TO pro-
apey pcures than have heretofore been eken IN this
ktxy. JOURNEY. $40 broadway, cor. Leonard o.
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Lyon,s Kathairon.-rh,s On,

excel all others comfort and durability
Nonresdents WILL application receive his system OF ea
surenen which secures perfect lit al lo2 uton street.
third door from Broadway.
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Important 10 Eadies and Gen,

yens Docorous preparation cleans hid gloves OF color
instantly without the slightest smell be immediate
after wards One bottle cleans fifty pas Price 50 cents
Try il before buying. For sale by Al druggists.
CONTENT, NEARY Il CO., SOP Broadway.
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Number OF New and Secon,


panss also meodeons, all OF fun and rich tone fully
|rsnnpd md at prices that defy competition decided
lain nay now be had nj the warehouse of JOHN r.
'gE 10. ,lo7 Canal street, four doors westof VAEck
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for restoring preserving and beauty the hair Ia
sold by al respectable druggists and fancy goods dealers for
only IS cents bottle. II removes dandrur and elecuay
proven the hair rom falling OIL. HEATH, WYNKU0P 4
90, prop rletors 63 liberty street..
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N cook; she thoroughly understands her business;
all kinds OF pastry and game. ta at 90 Maccouga ST. Ia
rear. None but private family need apply Best city Z
ference.
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+. roadway, M stairs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-08-28

for two years without providing Tor an hcreasedsup-
ply for the town, as we can find no appropriation,
which can By hook or crook be twisted into use tor
this object. Is the town to suffer two whole years
before the matter is entertained by the Govern
ment, or are they determined to test the forbearanee
of the inhabitants. If the Government 10 really too
poor to undertake the work, let it encourage the form
alton of and charter a Company to carry out the plan.
We understand that there are parties ready to take
the Job, and we have no doubt it would yield an in
tercst Of 10 to 20 per cent on the cost
The rates at present charged tor water, both to the
shining and residents, are too high. Ships should
be allowed to water for ten or twelve dollars each,
and if the same were charged yearly for the residents,
there would be from 800 to 800 taps, although it
would be injustice now to increase them, as the mum
Der exceeds the present supply.
Let US have water some how. If the Government
have not the viii or the energy TO undertake the work,
then give the job to any one who IS capable OF doing
the thing properly. All who receive water from the
reservoir should be placed on the same footing. As
it is now, one receives it through a four-inch pipe,
another through an i~nch-pipe, and so on to a quarter
inch pipe, but all are charged the same price, viz.
SO a year. This can easily be corrected.
Some annoyance has been caused Of late from the
pipe being stopped up by mischievous persons, and
the town made 10 90 without dSupply % 5tNeIdi u"9S
from it. We are glad to see a reward '-fered, and
hope the offenders may be brought out.
To sum up therefore the wants of the town in the
water line-they are these
That a larger supply of water be furnished, which
can only be done by laying down II or " inch pipes
as far as the Commercial Hotel at least, and taking
in a portion of the Nuuanu stream.
That the rates be reduced, so that the poor can OBJ
tain it as well as the rich. and all be charged accor-
ding to the quantity used.
In no way can our government, at so moderate an
expense. confer on the inhabitants of Honolulu the
lasting blessings of health and comfort, or do so much
to 5 increase the attractions of a residence here, as by
introducing an abundant supply of water.
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MEMORANDA.

ing report of the catchings Of vessels, cruising in the Kodiack
Sea.
June 22-ItaIy, Weld, Greenpors, 3 whales.
23-Lark, Parsons, New London. s do.
26-A1ice Frazier, Newell, New Bedford, L do.
William Tell, Smith, Sag Harbor, 3 do.
26-1ontauk, French, Sag HarbOr, do.
26-Erie Jernegan, Fair Haven, 3 do.
July flood Return, Wing, New Bedford, clean.
flames Andrews, Kelley, New Bedford, 2 whales.
12-LiyerpoOl, Barker, New Bedford, l do.
12-Triton, 81, White, New Bedford, 3 do.
16-HudsOn Marston, Fair Haven, 5.
30-Uncas, James, New Bedford, 200 bbls sperm and 1900
bbIs whale on board, 500 bLIs whale, this season.
30-Scotland, Smith, New Bedford, 5 whales.
August 2-Hibernia, Hunnewell, New Bedford. 800 bbls whale
Capt. Hand reports that the 2d officer of ship Triton, and.
one seaman were killed by a whale. Also a boat steerer of bark
Arab, was killed by a whale.
Capt. Hand informs us that after the 9th of June, he took no
whales, though he continued on the ground for two months, or
until Aug. A, and during May, he took a whale which Turned out
go barrels.
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LATEST DATES, receivcd'at this once.
PORT OF HONOLULU, H. Z.
ARRIVALS.

Aug 22-sch Manuokawai, from Hio, Hawaii, via Lahaina.
Z-Sch Keoni Ana, Taber, from K0ioa, Kauai.
Z-Sch Sally, Fountain, from Niihau via Koloa.
2HSch John Dunlap, Candage, from Lahaina.
24-Sch Excel, Chadwick, from Kahului, Maui, Will. cargo of
waeat to the II. F. Co.
24ZAary, FOss, from Kawaihae, Hawaii.
2AE&h Kamehameha, Gulick, from Kahului, Maui.
24-Tahitian sch Emma, English, Is days from Fanning's Is,
with cargo of cOcoanut oil.
pam VII ship Java, Wood. from Kodiack, 1900 bbls oil,
10, 600 lbs bore, 600 bbls this season.
26-Am bark Neya, Hand, from Kodiack, 230O bbs. GOO bbs,
this season, 1000 lbs bone.
26-sch Fayorite, Riyiere, from Kahului, with cargo wheat.
Z7-Sch Kamanlalu, So hours from HiIO.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

Persons DESTROYS OF mailing papers, can procure thena at our
counter neatly done up in wrappers, six copies for % cents, or
fourteen copies for a dollar.
TERMs-Six Dollars per annum-
Single Copies 12i cents each
In order to accommodate our native subscribers, six months
subscription, [$3) will be received for the Hawaiian Edition.
AGENTS FOR The COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
Laaaina. Maus c. :. BARLOW, Esq.
yakatcao, z. Maui L. 5. Il ORBERT Esq
HIo, Hq1caii Capt. j. WORTH
KqwGihne, HatcGii Capt. JAS A. LAW
K0nd. HaUait TH0S. III. PARIS, Esq.
KoEOa, Kauai DR.. j. ". SMITH
San Francisco. Cal T.. I. FISHER, Esq, Mer. TX.
NeC Bedford and Z. S. b. LINDSEY, Ell. Ship List.
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vessel. Expected f~on. rereign Ports.

Ara brig EIlenhs, Wat, % leave san Francisco, Aug 10
Am clipper bark Messenger Bird, to leave Boston,, July -.
Ir. bk. Gambia, FROM london. via Tahiti, sailed Aprio.
French Frsgats EmJascade, from Panama. June ID, Via Punta
Arenas
Er. bark CYNTHIA, Johnson. from Puget Sound, with lumber %
johnson < Esnrnes. saI anont July Is
Br. bark ATery. Iceland, from Liverpool May Is, assorted
mdze- % Z. C. Janion.
Bre. brig Oahu, woIde, from Bremen, Ap- 3, assorted cargo 70
MeIchers & Co.
Ham. brig Lima, Rab4n, from Hamburg, assd cargo to
Krrll Z Ion.
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PORT OF LAHAIMA, MAUI
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
Aug 26-Am VIII bark Arab, Copeland, from Kodiak, 700 bis
whale oil. Nothing this season.
Bark ArGb, Copeland, Fair Haven clean, at Lahaina, reports
the catehings Of the following vessels cruising in the Kodiack.
May Z5@eferson, Hunting, New London, 2 whale.
June 28-Enterprise, Brown, Nantucket, do.
July Bark Cleone, Simmons, New Bedford, do.
June 20-Bark Neptune, Green, Honolulu, $40 sperm and
400 whale this season.
20-Chares Carroll, Tuttle, New London, 1000 bbIs this sea.
Bark 4rnb, at Lahahna, reports having experienced very little
fog at the north, and only two or three gales.
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VESSELS IN PoRT.-AUG. 81.

II. B. N. Ship Havana.
Err brig of war Alcibiade, Capt. de Marigny.
Am VIII bark George, Downs, Tin charge of the Marshal.)
Am VIII ship Zenas Coffin, Rose, sails tomorrow.
Am bark Yankee, Smith, loading for S. F.
Am VIII ship Java, Wood, recruiting.
Am VIII bark Neva, Hand, recruiting.
British brig Imperial, CIough, discharging.
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New REcULATIoNs-The Postmaste General has
instructed the Postmaster Of New York that whenever
any letter is deposited unpaid, he must send a circu-
lar notice to the party addressed, that the said letter
is detained for want of prepayment, and that 1t viii
be forwarded on the receipt, in stamps, of the amount
due. This plan prevents the accumulation of unpaid
letters, and if successful it will be extended to other
cities.
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DEPARTURES.

Aug 22-Sch Favorite, Riviere, for Lahaina and Kahului.
23-Sch HaaIiio, for Kona, Hawaii.
23-Sch RiaIto, King, for Lahaina, with mdze ex Ceylon.
25-Peruyian ship Grimanesa, for H~Ongkong.
25-Am sch Vaquero, Newell, for San Francisco.
25-Sch Kamehaneha, Gulick, for Kahului.
25-Sch Sally, Fountain, for Molokai.
27-Sch Excel, Chadwick, for KahuIui.
27-Sch. Manuokawai, for Hilo, Hawaii.
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AN EXCITING scENE--There was quite an excite
ment at 'R Psd morning : services, June Ist., at Plymouth
Beecher, near the close of the us1,1 0,orninr services.
paused ed Altered; after reading g the first line of the last hymn
rnu tn to J ths conureao Of what at he was about to p propose oppose,
ter of St Matthew, from the 10th to the Il verse, in
oa the t snb ItDIy d Ga Christ Is is healing the vither'd hand
He then announced to the connyeonGt;on that two
weeks fr agO ne Wd had received an important communica,
young woman was there. VIII ;, an mt ND for
sale at the 4ss auction c i1ard mart by her ria own aoEnowledgeedd
t then eirsu anst = sssS Of tbe who was acquainted ed wit" snd
bought her for the sum of 81. 200 Intending hs n to give
l her an no OpB 1rom int t to obtain her freedom, and thus nus
sent to the plantations down 8 Sont 10 that this same
slave-driv sgd himself i'm sse1lf appropriatedd' 500 towards her
slave-driver of his acoua;n IKE amount 1asr lhOar 81. 900
m ftes' By the ea flrl h on s yet to raise before she :; seq Wash. be
%scriptions to the amount of $500 00e The writer of the
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Movements Of Coasters.

sch Lholiho, from HHo, is due to-day.
sen IA Moi. from Kahului, due on Saturday.
Sch KinooIe and Kekauluohi, both from Kona, Hawaii, will be
due by Saturday.
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Coasters in Port.

Sch Manuokawai, soon for Hilo.
" Alice, %reftting.
/" Favorite, soon for Lahaina.
" John Dunlap, Candage, loading for Hilo to-day.
s Kamamalu, for Hilo on Friday.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

PRINCE ALBERr's BIRTH DAY-Tuesday last was
observed by the war vessels in port as the anniversa-
~ of the birth day of Prince Albert, who was born
August 26th, 1919. A salute was fired at noon. and
flags displayed from the English and French war
vessels.
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y The dredge commenced work again on Monday
last, and thus far has worked well, and during one
day filed about one hundred mud cars. which depo-
sited the mud upon the reef The cars appear to be
worked rather short-handed. Are there any prison
ers idle now in the fort ?
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DEATHS.


the cd inst. ADELrA EVERETT MAcF4RLANE, youngest
daughter of Mr. H. Macfaflalle Of this city, born July 9Th, 1855,
aged j months and II days.
- OF Consumption, at his residence in San Francisco, Aug 18th,
Nr. III. +. FAIRRAsKs, a native Of Winthrop, Maine, aged IS
years. Mr.. Z. resided ut these islands some two years.
On the 18th Of March last IL Auckland, New Zealand, the BA-
RoSEss De TmEgRY, after a lingering illness OF more than three
years. The Baron is well remembered in this city.
In the KOdiack, taken down by the line, BESJ. Z. JOHNSON,
OF Bridgewater, Mass. aged p years. Mr.. J. was boatsteercr Of
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