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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-02

SrRYcHNISE.--'The source from whence
this prison, which has gained so world wide
celebrity is obtained, Is thus noticed in
Diskens' Household Words:
In Ceylou, and several districts Of India.
grows moderate sized tree. with thick
shining leaves, and short crooked stem. In
the fruit season il is readily recognized BY its
rich orange colored berries, about as large as
golden pippins. The rind is hard and smooth,
and covers white, soft pulp. the fayorite
food for many kinds u birds. and within
which are the fiat, round seeds, not an inch
in diameter, ash grey in color. sud covered
with very silky hairs. The Germans fancy
they can discovers resemblance to grey eyes,
and call them crows eyes, put the likeness
is purely imaginary. The tree is the strych.
nine nux vomlca, aud the seed is the deadly
poison nut. The latter was early used as a
medicine by the Hndoos. and its nature and
properties understood BY oriental doctors
long before il was known 10 foreign nations.
"Dog Killer and fish scale" are two Of
its Arabic names. II is stated that at present
the natives Of Hindvstan often take il for
many months continuously. much the same
way as opinum eaters eat opinum. They
commence with taking the eighth Of . nut .
day. and gradually increasing the allowance
TO an entire nut, which would be about TWEEN,
~ grains. II they eat directly before or af-
Ter food, no unpleasant results are produced
but ifthey neglect this precautions, spasms
ensue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-02
1867. Fall Trade. 1857.
KERR & MARBURY,
Importers and Dealers in China, Glass and
EarthenVare

74S' &c Sycamore 81, Petersburg, "a.
u ESPECrFULLY invite the attention OF merchants
visiting our city. to Of the largest and most va
ried assortments Of China, Glass and Earhenware,
that we have ever hnd The pleasure Of exhibiting We
have rerrived also, direct from the manufacturers large
supply Of Looking Glasses aud Baltimore stone Wares
Of superior quality. Our stock Of Fancy Goods is
large and commanding having been selected, with great
care We shall offer our entire stock as low as they
can be bought in any Northern city.
KERR X MARBURY.
August 10. O2-4w
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HOUSE PAINTING

~ WOODS will keep Two o. three han,ls regularly
lie in lIllsbarcngh. Tor the accommodation Of oil
Who may want work done in bis line of business Al
ne work will be attended 10 By himself when necessary.
August 10. W.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-02

DRArH CAUSED ny NEEDLE.--A coroner's
inquest was held in New York last week up
on the body Of child nearly three years old
named Jane Eliza Davis. whose death was
caused by needle having been thrust into
Der heart II appears that on Tuesday
evening she took needle from the cushion
and said she was gaing to sew; played with
itawhle and then stuck IL into her dress q
few momeats after she fell. and the needle
entered the right oracle af the heart. The
child Immediately complained Of pain in that
organ, and physician was sent far. bat he
could discover 40 trace Of the needle and
went away. The child was very restless.
during the night and the following day, and
90 that eseeips died. After death post
mortew examination Of the body was made,
and portion Of the aeedle was found as
above stated. Atevery Rulsatioa Of the hear
the needle had caused larceration, and when
the examination was made the wound ua'
found to be about the size Of hall dollar.
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erers. It is not pure metal, hut COM
pound Of several metals. refined to suchs de-
gree that it does not easily cxidze OF tar.
nish. These qualities make il . valuable &C.
QUESTION to the metallic arts. When tested
with nitric acid, ebulition takes place, but
no spots remain. This quality, though yalu-
able for utensils, makes It dangerous metal
for dishonest men. 1t can be used in coun,
terfeit from true coin. When placed side by
side with gold, it requires close scrutiny to
decide. Ii France a law has already been
passed to prevent frauds BY com polling. IN
der severe penalties for neglect. all manufac-
turers Of oreide to stamp the word upon
the articles produced.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-02

RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN SwEDEN.-The Chris.
tian Advocate of this week has an interesting
letter from Halle, Prussia, Of july 9th, in
which the writer Gays that King Oscar has
come out decidedly in favor Of the extension
Of religious liberty among his subjects Of
Sweden aud NORWAY, by submitting to the
Diet proposition for their ratification. II
is entitled "a law respecting more extern
ded religious liberty, and matters appertain.
ing thereto"
AMERICAN CouNrsRFEtTs IN FRhScE.-The
Paris correspondent Of the New York Gem
mercial states that mandatory of ten.dol-
lar counterfeit bills on the Bank Of North
America was lately put in operation by a
Frenchman named Dupas, who formerly re-
sided in New York. A number of the caun-
terieits were put in circulation in Paris bu,
Dupas was soon arrested and placed III prison
where he committed suicide. An sccomplice
took flight and left the country.
THE PoPuLATIoS OF PRussn.-The statisti.
cal tables al the population Of the Prussian
monarchy down to the end Of the year 1855,
have been published. They give the amount
Of the ciyil inhabitants of all ages. at 1921
100, including the Hul,enzoIern principali-
ties and the military. including wives, rhiI.
dren. servants, invalids. and persons Of all
kinds and descriptions Immediately Connect
ed with the army, st2ll,75l; or a total ol
n, 202, 1851 souls. OF the civilians 1890,
728 inlabit towns. and II, 23O,512 the rural
hsnlets aud districts.
The Grand bake Of Baden has granted !
general amnesty TO the numerous tolitical
refugees who left their country in 1913.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

DftNONf IIA4DINIA'l1AJ. W.
yTISTAR'S BAISAa OF WILD CHERRY,
W Woods Hair Restorative,
Ho0faad's German Biltefs,
Lyons Ksihsiorn.
Dayis's Pain Killer.
McMum's Elixir Dpium.
Brown Windsor Soap,
Extract Vanilla,
Two Gallons Bell Cologne,
Blue Ink, in stands.
Letter Paper and Eyclopes,
Visiting Cards.
Lily White, extra fine,
Emery, Nos. la and 1,
Fly Stone. and many other articles in The Drug
line. just received and ior sale ~
JAMES +. CAIN.
August rs. ca
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al DIGEST !r--sueh Il The true meaning Of ,hc
word PEpsIN," or Of Tho two Greek words from
which " derived This e the sign6cani and appfo
psiaie lille Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. Of
GASTRIC JUICE, prepared BY Dr. ]. 5. HoUGH.
TON. Of Philadelphia ct The curs Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. II h Nature's own remedy Cor an I'M
healthy stomach. No art of man can equal is cura
i've powers. II renders doom EATING perfectly
eonsisien, with HEALTH.
See The sdveniseiaeni IN ano,hef part af this pspcf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-02

READi READi! We AFFLICTED, READ.t!
hit. Helmhold offers to the afflicted his Genuine
Preparation. Fluid Extract Buchu. which has accom-
pli.hed The most extraordinary cures Of oil other sinh
lar remedies. Read the advertisement 10 another cob
umn headed lIeimhoid' Genuine Preparation"
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" The mos, skopieal people can he convinced by
trial that al the family medicines not humbag. and
that among The thousand Of BUTTERFLY lie there are
fcw 81 great merit, and undoubied worth. Ot these
Dr.. ssndfbrds IH,igTalor. Liver Remedy, stsnd'
ts and foremost among the remedies Of the day chat
can he relied on az q medicine thai is I'll Il IL reeam
mended Ivy s Propietos. iiadverisesilsclf On ever,
tral for there who bat tell iheif friends
TO 10 So and II goes from mouth 20 mouth till all Oh,
people Of the Unan have learned the good d thi.
truly valuable msd,iae. Its recommended with tcsl
monials 10 prove IL yi1e for the cure II liver com
plsnls Of every kind. from the worst Dyspspsis 70
common hradache, and Is particularly adapted 70 Iaun
dee, Deaneed Stomach. Bowel Complaints aud disessr
of children. One two doses said TO cure coit
with scarce failure. Il is worth trial Ior this alone
Il IL particularly adapted 70 The use Of ladies' paricu
lahy ihose Of sedeulcfy habits. Some ladies 81 ID,
highest standing 10 socey have given their criifeae
q IL efficacy and saY % 81 who siling y on,
bottle, and you wfl never he without Il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-02

| ~ Mach has heeR said and written in eommenda
ton n Leonard's south American Fever and Agus
Remedy. Yet. when We see the wonderful effects o
this panlcea. in sradcaiing iiom the system ever,
trace 81 The Fever aud iguc. feel ihsi words my
volames are inadequse "a express The Qualification th'
public owe 10 the discoverer of this valuable medicine
IN placing such sovereign remedy within the reach
Of sl Il cures 80 readily. and fcr % snail sum. tina
Il ovefcomes the dread of having the disease and quiet
the Tears Of The afflicted who obeciio taking Mercui,
and Arsenic Is We can assure them that Il contains
particle Of either.
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am PEACE PREPARE FOR wAR.r-In The
days q our yosth Il bshooves Us TO prepare Tor the
approach q age. How msHy petsons have become
premaiurely bald by negccsng % spply appropriate
remedies 10 prevent the hair from falling OF The use
of Prof Woods celebrated Hair Restorative" will
prevent the hair om falling or impari lott healthy
growth, and even restore the hair of the bald Thou.
sands have testified 10 iis efficacy ODE had Drug
gsis every where.
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N o T &c E
Inhalation in Consumption.

Bronchitis. Laryngifis, and other Diseases 81
The Chest and Throat successfully freGted by The
Lhaiafion Of Medicated Yapors and Po,cders,
By absorption and Constitutional Treat
mem, as practised at the Siuyresant
Medical Institute, Ney York Cly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-02-05
HeNoLuLu. 9th Januar,

HONOLULU, 9th January, 1891.
MIR. EDIToR,-Although from habit, I am accu'-
toned to be a good law-abiding man, yet when, as mr
as it lays in my power, 1 obey the acquisitions OF the
law, and owing either to want of sufficient help III te
office of the government official 1 apply to, or neg
ligence on his part IN attending to his duties, all
driven to the necessity of discharging them. myself
In order to save my property, and if in the act, unln'
territorial damage arises, and I have to pay the amount,
L think [ have a good right to grumble, and l Intend
to do a little of it pleasantly in this communication.
On my arrival, my vessel was duly moored by the
Harbor Master and remained at those moOrings, uH-
til from squally weather and the number of vessels
hanging to her by lines she shifted her berth, endan-
gering herself and two or three vessels in her vicinity
She came also into close proximity to a store ship from
whose owners or agents, I received notice to th&
effect. AS soon as the weather moderated, | went"
the Harbor Masters office to inform him, 1 wishedp
remoor my vessel, but did not find him in. M
wishing to loose the present opportunity as the wea~
er had an unsettled appearance, I gave my n'
officer instructions to go on with the work.
While remooring, a line from the ship Gena~
WILLIAMS was made fast to our stern mooring chAD
in spite of the earnest objections of my mate VINO
formed them what he was about, and how mucn
would Interfere with him. Ending it necessary ap1.
wards, in order to complete his work, to cast Oh ~
line, he hailed the ship three times to let them 6N'''
then cast it off, and finished mooring the vessel.
Some two or three days after this, [ met the ",
shall, w. c. Parke, Esq, and he read to me 1r|s
summons he had In his hands, that my preSehOsr
required at the Police Office to answer to the cna1 n
of Mr.. Fl. J. III. Holdsworth, for casting offa nne' he
my ship whereby certain damage had been aOu' md
ship Magnolia by the ship General WaftaMS, ;Oe
failing my presence there or satisfactory bonus ;Jed
given, I was tosbe committed to the fort. | ~. Abe
the latter alternative by making it all right via =. The
gentlemanly Marshal. At the time appOlnted"
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MEMORANDA.

~ From Lahaina, we hear of the arrival, Jan. 80, of the Am
VIII sh Brutus, Henry, of Warren, r. L, Al months out, clean.
The French corvette Eurydce, D days from Tahiti, reports
definite advices of the bark Gambia, so long looked for at this
port. A trading packet arrived at Tahiti from Sydney, states
that the Gambia had put into Sydney for repairs during Nov
that she had discharged her cargo, completed her repairs, taken
in her cargo again. and lay in the harbOr ready to sail for Ia
hhi in a day or two. Her repairs had amounted to $4,000, which
had been raised on bottomry. She will be due here about March
1st. She had not been to New Caledonia, as enormously re-
ported.
From Hlo, we learn that two whalers were in that port-the
bark Yenice, Lester, and Philip 1st, Sisson, both taking in
supplies preparatory to a cruise to the North.
Captain BerriH, of sch Mary, reports: VIII sh General Hi
hams arrived at Kawaihae on the 9th January. South Bos-
ton arrived on the 26th of Jan. Sch Mary and South Boston
lay at anchor in the bay during the blow. Sch Manuokacdi
left Kawaihae on Tuesday, the 9th, for Hilo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-02-05
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

ETAT MAJOR OF THE FRENCH CORVETTE EuRY-
NJ. NJ. Pichon, Capitaine de vaisseau. Commander.
Riccardi, Chaplain.
Pouthier, Lieutenant.
Behic,
DelafolIy de Lorcy. Enseigne.
Brou,
Petit, Purser.
Dumas, 1st Surgeon.
De Rasilly, Aspirant.
Manescau, /"
Taillefer, {"
Lamarque,
Godin,
Marcy, ID Surgeon.
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- We reissue our fifth and sixth pages this
week, on which will be- found a variety of foreign
news and a story of a London literary, whose expert
ence may serve as a hint to some of our bachelor
friends. An article on the commerce of the Islands,
as well as several communications, are crowded out.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-02-05
MMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, FEE. S, 1851.

The arrival of the Frances Palmer on Friday gave q little
impetus to trade, but the transactions have been light, and con-
fined principally to staples the continuation of rainy weather
places a damper on business.
The Palmer brought a fair freight, of which -four and bread
formed the greater part.
Our quotations this week are necessarily limited, and we find
that with one or two exceptions there is Literally no enquiry for
any description Of goods.
~FLOUR-Saleso of 400 or. sacks California, ex Palmer, at S14
per 400 Tbs. The mill is at a stand-stil, awaiting the arrival of
wheat from Maui the supply in Honolulu is entirely exhausted.
BREAD-SaIeso of about 5000 TBS navy, ex Palmer, at 8 cts.
LUMBER-The demand for building purposes, and for sheath
ing of vessels has been larger than is usual, at this season, and
the stock is greatly reduced. Three cargoes are expected to
arrive within 45 days, which will furnish a large supply.
sHINGLES-Far supply jobbing at 81 "a So.
OATS-In demand; none in first hands. Sales of straw at
Il cts per fb.
CANDLES-Sales of Adamantne at 32c "a 33c.
DRY ~GOODs-Engfsh brown sheetings sold at SIC " Amos
keag' at Ole per yard two pink prints at 1Oc 90 14c.
DOMESTIC PRODUCTS-Potatoes, both sweet and Irish,
butter, eggs, &c, &C., have been very scarce at the market the
past few weeks, owing to the heavy storms. At the present
writing, there is not a pound of island butter to be had.
sUGARs-stock in hand is quite light no change in price
noted.
FOREIGN
SAN Francesca, TUESDAY, Dec. 80
FLOUR-Jobbing sales of 200 or SKIS Fowler's selfraising
SO so; 40 do do domestic 81 so to IS so.
BARLEY-A sale of 200 SKIS choice, 2ac.
POTATOEs-S7O SKIS sold in lots at q 200 do in jobbing lots,
?. to .! 23O do inferior, q.
CORN-150 SKIS sold at 81 06lc.
BUTTER-20 fkns choice, 35c so do do, 33c.
RICE-62O mats receaned Manila and Calcutta, sold in three
stUGAR-Auction sales of 800 mats Sandwich Islands, &c;
so bbls crushed, 16c.
DRIED APPLES-45 hf bbls sliced choice, 1c 167 do do
II I25c
NAILS-lOO kegs sold at 81 O7!c.
TTRPENTINEcA sale of $50 cs at 81 Y gallon,
CIGARS-Auctons sales of 500, 900 Havana, at from $25 to
sos. F. Bulletin.
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PORT OF -HoMoLULU, Fl. 7.

ARRIVALS
(For full reports o. WhGlerS see Shipping List on 4th pdge)
Jan. 30-French corvette Eurydice, NJ. Nv Pichon, % days from
from Tahiti.
3O-Am. bark Frances Palmer, Green, % days from San
Francisco, with merchandise to Williams Il Co.
30-Iaw bgt John Dunlap, DudOit, IL DIS I'm Hlo.
3O-Sch Maria, Moleno, FIN Kawaiiae.
81" Mary, EcTriiL. FIN Kawaihae.
Feb. Am VIII sh South Boston, Randolph, arrived in the off
ing from Kawaihae, and sails again to-day to
cruise.
Sch Kamamalu, 3 Dis FIN Hno.
/" Excel, Antonio. FIN Kauai.
f." Kamoi, Chadwick, So hours I'm Lahaina.
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vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

American ship Raduga left Boston Nov. 10, with cargo mdze.
for Honolulu, to c. Brewer-due March 10.
Bremen brig Kauai sailed from Bremen Oct. S, with cargo of
merchandise to Hofscklaeger & StapenhOrst.
Br. blk Gambia, from London Uid Tahiti. sailed April 8. Last
reported at Sydney. Due here Ua Tahiti, March Is.
American bark Yankee, Smith, will leave San Francisco for
Honolulu about Feb. 6-due about 22d.
American clipper tTigantine Morning Star sailed from Boston
for Honolulu about Dec. 2, with merchandise for the American
Mission-due April Is.
. A vessel is expected daily from Vancouvers Island and also
one from Columbia River, but We do not learn their names.
A fine clipper ship, building at Liverpool. called the Kameha-
mcha, had been chartered for Honolulu. She would sail during
the Spring, consigned to r. G. Janon.
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COMMERCIAL STATISTICS,

SHOWING TIE IMPORTS, EXPORTS, DUTIES AND COMMERCE OF
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS, FOR THE YEAR 1856, WITH CoMPAR-
1soSs OF FORMER YEARS, COMPILED FROM OFFICIAL SOURCES.
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LATEST DATES, received at .hi- Office.
Ships Mails.

Ships Mails.
For SAN Francisco. The ship Post, now repairing, will pro-
badly be the first vessel for San Francisco, to sail about Feb. 10.
For TAHITI, per Hero, first fair wind.
For LAHAINA, per Maria to-day.
For SYDNEY, per Hero, first fair wind.
For KAUAI, per Excel, to-day or tomorrow.
For HILo, per Kamamalu, Friday.
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70 The new brigantine Morning Star, Capt.
Moore, sailed from Boston Monday Dec. End. Passen-
gers, Rev. Ii. Bingham, jr., and lady, bound to Mi
cronesia, and Mrs. Jackson (the lady of our worthy
Post MASTERY for this place. The vessel is a fine model.
built OF best materials In the most substantial manner.
MIR. Gordon writes to Messrs. Castle s. Cooke. IN
der date of Dec. 4th 81 learn this morning that the
Star came to anchor yesterday in q snow storm off
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DEPARTURES.

Jan. 30-Sch Kamoi, Chadwick, for Lahaina.
81" Rialto, Taber, for Kauai.
31-Am VIII blk Ocean, Norton, for Warren via Tahiti.
31-Sch John Young, Hall, for Kauai.
Feb. III. b. MS ship IIavannah, Harvey, for Valparaiso.
3-French corvette Embuscade, Gizolme, for San Francisco
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From SAN FRANCIsco-per Frances Palmer-Mr. Cornell,
lady and . children, L. Burgess, j. Louzada, II. E. Robinson,
DR.. Houghton, Mr. Huson and lady, Rev. i. w Clark and lady,
Mr.. Schwartz, &. Witt, Mrs. IL. E. Hutchinson, L. Andrews,
l.. Severance, S. Moores, Miss Mary Thurston.
For TAHTTI-per 0cean-Count Won Modem.
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% We regret to learn that our worthy seamen's
Chaplain, Rev. S. c.. Damon, received an attack of
paralysis, on Saturday. The stroke was light, extend
ing no farther than the head. It was brought on by
unusual mental and physical ~exertion during the
past few months. Physicians have advised him to
relinquish his duties for a few weeks, and it is proba-
BILE he will spend a while on oneef the other islands.
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MARRIED.

In Honolulu, Saturday evening, Jan. 81, by Rev. J. D. Strong,
A. K. CLARK, Esq, toHARRIET Z. HuTcHINsoN, of Nashua, New
Hampshire
Gordon Hall, the Rev. HIRAM BINGHAM, junr, (borna at the Sand
sich Islandsl to MISS MINERVA CLARISsA BREwsrER, OF North
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IMPORTS.

From SAX FRANCIsCo-per Frances Paine 40 pkgs, 2 bags,
142 cases, 1 box, u bbls, J Dbl and 26 chests merchandise SO
cases peaches, 1i3 bbls beef, IS kegs brandy. 100 cs bread, 400
or. sacks houf, L horse, 26 bags oats, l Wagon, pkg and l bag
specie.
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VESSELS IN PORT.-FEB. 4.
II. I. MS corvette EurydicerM. N. Pichon.
Brem. ship Post, Weigarl, repairing.
Chilean brig Escape, GassO, repairing.
Am clipper ship Aspasia, Green, waiting cargo oil.
Hamburg brig Hero, Moeler, taking cargo.
Am. bark Frances Palmer, Green, refttiug.
wHALERS.
Ship Benjamin Tucker, Barber. Brig Prince de Joinvine, -
Montpelier, Macomber. Oahu, Mode, fitting out.
Barks, George, (condemned) Barks, Harmony, Bumpus. !.
Delta, Dubay, Z" Italy, Babcock, fit. out.
Coasters an Port.
Sch Kamoi, Chadwick, soon for Maui.
I" Alice, Rye, repairing.
" Maria, Molteno, soon for Maui.
Sc Mary, Berrif, soon for Fannng's Island.
" Kamamalu,- - for IIilo.
" Kamehameha ", Gulick, for Kohala.
I" Excel, Antonio, for Kauai.
Brig John Dunlap, Dudoit, for Kona, Hawaii.
~ Most of the above have been detained by the rainy weather
for several days.
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Cape Cod. She lay there last night through a s..
gale. She is now considered safe from danger .
Captain is instructed to proceed without stonr;, s
Honolulu From here she is expected to process "
Micronesia via the Marquesas.
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EXPORTS.

For WARREN, r. I.-per Ocean: 1 cask hides, 1,717 TBS tai
low, 1895 gals cocoanut oil, Melchers & Co, 3,SO6 gals sp OIL
65.275 do VIII oil, ISIS lbs bone, 20 bbEs slush, bk Italy 2,2ot
gals VIII oil, $500 Tbs bone, Hoogy 25,514 gals VIII oil, sh Ben
Tucker.
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No. 2.-At the Annual Meeting of Mechanic f..
Co. No. 2, held on Tuesday evening last, the follow
officers were reelected for the third time. A b;.ha
compliment could nothave been paid to their efRcieD..
and promptness by the Company.
Richard Gilliland, Foreman.
W.. B. Wright, assistant Foreman.
John S. Smithies, Secretary.
r Sfouort Iron Sarpr
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Concluding Prayer-By Rev. A. Bishop.
Benediction-By Mr.. Beckwith. Fri
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Vessels of War.
THE NUMBER OF DIFFERENT VESSELS ONLY Is REPoRrEDJ