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& JAKEMAN,
1Vl HOUSE, SHIP AND SIGN
No. L, Roanoke Square.
NORFOLK, "a.
TO THE pURIIC.


Hail honored ages of grand progression,
While each one clings to his profession,
And science moves with onward motion,
To suit each hayward thought and notion,
Bringing to light, some new invention,
More strange than modern wit can mention,
Or genius paint with true endeavor,
Though making graphic strides forever,
While reason urges proud ambition,
To strive for wondrous competitions
Yet in this age of glorious Art,
We can the need Of praise impart,
When meritorious efforts claim
A modest puff to gid the name,
And thus we call with honest pride,
Attention to the Painters Side,
Two men who brayely know their calling,
Whose works are worthy Of extolling,
Two model artists of the day,
And most obliging in their way,
Moreland u Jakeman-ma the name,
In Roanoke street you'll find the same,
Call at their shop number one,
Youll get the best of Painting done,
And whether Foe. Friend, or neighbor,
They'll char bat moderate for their labor
So now invite each one and all,
so walk around, and give them call
Oc 25-6m
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SUNDRIES.

WIN. ID. ROBERTS & CO., Roa-
w noke Square have just received a full
supply of the following articles, to which we
invite the attention of the public.
patterns, air-tight Wood Stoves, Coal Stoves,
open and close of all styles, Block Tin Coffee
Pots and Urns, with strainers, Chatting
dishes, Japaned cake boxes, Tea Canisters,
Spittoons, Lanters, Lamps of all kinds, and
for all purposes, Coal Scuttles, Cistern Force
and Deep Well Pumps.
Also rs boxes J. G. l4l20 Roofing Tin.
rs do j C. 10.il4 bright do,
Block Tin, Zine, Sheet Copper, bar and
sheet Lead, sheet Iron &c, ETHEREAL Oil, by
the bbl or gallon, Tin Ware ofevery descrip.
ton at Wholesale and retail. no II.
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''To what base uses may we not re-
turn. Horatio !" is seldom better exem-
plifed than in this instance of extreme
personal degradation of man who once
had higher aims and prospects, as related
by an exchange:
We once remember in cur experience
seeing small boy making sport of the
pitiful appearance of a poor half starved
wretch, whose tattered garments were
futtering wildly in the unsympathizing
breeze "Young man." said a philanthro-
pic observer of the incident, "beware how
you iibe the SORROWS of the unfortunate,
the Lord only knows what you may come
to- We marked the words. The young
man grew up-he fell from the ranks of
wealth-his naughty spirit was gradual
ly crushed, and he is now the editor of
country newspaper
A western paper offers to write g Mr."
before or g Esq, after the names of such
of its subscribers, in directing their pa
pers to them, as will pay twenty-five
cents extra, or add both said handle"
for fifty cents extra.
An advertisement lately appeared in
the Dublin Evening Post headed, g Iron
bedsteads and bedding" We suppose,
according to the latter term, that the linen
is Of sheet iron.
Charles D. T. White, one of the old
est fremen Of Mobile, Ala, died q few
days ago.
The late John High, Jr., who was kill
ed at the great Chicago fire, bequeathed
$4,000 to benevolent institutions.
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Rates Of AdYertis
%Ueciai Notices,
Medical.
TINCTuRE

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I'll q I'VE Il y Ny NJ > IN URE
II-4..., r,;t ft-H oNH ieF Hf o1A'
hampton llncVoFe wa,
rr,,,.,,.,.,,, ri.o4, VIII cure oough.
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r,....-,. r.o.,-,,, " LII 0''ic nheuiaaVisni'
hampton llhc I1i,g N.-
t1,,..a,,,- w III cure nervous iiea''aone'
hampton ilncture WI, Noo,.:o
VIII cure Neuralgia.
Hamptons lncture
VIII cure 0Plilal Dlsease'
hampton mcclure ,,,.,,
VIII llVisoraIe'
bahptohS llhctufe ,.u
u,,nro>-,c, W MI III cure i,n9- low opiiies'
nAMfI oNo IlNClCfE
G deIe' ~ usea mas pee successful IN curing
fSI5 osi1 Ei I G aye laleu
DPIv = - Sn an an , MAMA anu CnlL
be used in every = family; NM
M OK co,- H. W W-n n.n HnuH a.
c,,,aG % 10 SlTLhi' DALflMohSs
n W. dyspepsia anu Ner-
'oU' 1IS IN u,1D n cDD,p1,r
NJ 1" o. D. ,n4s -m n 81 h q LILY,
Most dreadful case of Scrolgla of years
S'"AI luz iosl a. manner "" oi pieces Vi
r,5s,q o1 ~ tgs' 9GH III 70 He "a
41A''' VI COO 81 nc ThnI1Di 1eoo"e''
H., NO. = n, - = 4.... -, 49,.
lAeI odsc %iteI SeaIs Vi suHtilhs mas aston
lsned hei iIl9nds. Let the alfllcted
rrEprnI m, % see sH HTi
~ - AZ 9NHor ia
Nv, ooy III Vlie family OF ene non w: +.
tnoinaIsol once member Oh congress from
I'm va: nl"'a o' sores IRON heaa 10
Ave- la,S eil,o oi ne" ,tle odu p[I!ra
H. tlle 100, uD@i1 81 a. ~ ioooGg plliiu-
IIo ~ vas 0'io0 ~ Hampton Nege'a-
ohS IILICtuiC'
~ or w On q, Nhh UCo DloEAoE, &C
,, MI W ~ ~ oItt nam Oh baltlnote custom
mouse, suffered from tnese complains 10r IL
months, with body and mind severely effect
G Gu. ne was cufed py Hamptons vegetable
llnct1 I,e,- alter other things tailed.
n, 1911 H 0ON0o Mr iIoN, &C.
MI. henry y. nm hao a cough lor years
srGat Meahne5S' etc.i haa IN an, hye or SIX
Plls Slola1s' trleo I'LL the reneoles, put was
c4tea ., 9 o. ny, oy
70 .r1 Mf loN yhuhlAbLE 1lNcIUhE
w e appear 10 our pest known C1t.
y, Zens.
we eyer no mere mHShroom ortacse' out
Me4teWe PFooe@ oy mo"Soa"s 10 De the
9re"e h'''9oFotor ana heStorer Of the Sys-
Ten
The Sun MER-lIS DlSEASES-THE
,r,,,,a REMEDY AT HAND.
HANPTON y VEGETABLE TINCTURE
W e nave the strongest assurance OF the
good effects OF this medicine in Cholera Nor
bus, Dlarrh@a, and Diseases OF the Bowels
incident to the season.-lt invigorates the
stomach ana bowels, and renders the system
great assistance in combating the approach
or d, Ih It e IA, an II forms ms, OF disease
IA HPION' y VEGEIBA 1INCTURE
BY Its mild action on the stomach, liver and
kidneys VIII cure Dyspeps'a, Coughs, ASTHMA,
BFo4chtaL oHG lang Affections, PANS IN the
D@ch, Ntde ana bFe0sf, CoHS"mptton, Zero
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Servants Shoes.

SUTVHNL7S SnOtS.
NTE have a superior lot OF these NJ $50
w Goods this fall, which were RMR
made to our order Some Of them are ' "a.
very heavy and strong, both for Men, and
can give a good article to all who will try
our goods, but as the styles are varied being
adapted to the various occupations Of Ser
wants, we would be glad if our customers
would always specify what kind and style
they may wish to have furnished their ser
wants, so that they get the article best adapt
ed to each ones wear.
oc4I L. w SEABUHY &SUN.
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NU. 80, NdIH STFttI.
REAR ENTERANoE THROUGH MARsDEN's LANE.
THE SUBSCRIBER has leased and
l. fitted up the above premises in the finest
style as
FIRST GLASS RESTAURANT.
Where he would be pleased to see and serve
his friends and the public, with every thing
required for the satisfaction of the inner man.
His Bar will be stocked with the choicest
LIQUORS AND SEGARS.
His larder with every edible deicacy in sea-
son. His new Eating Saloon is fitted up in
Private Room, for the purpose of Gentlemen.
Confident of pleasing, he dHy asks a trial.
Walter Taylor's Brandy on hand
Dinner every day at l o'clock, for the
long distance to go.
oc2 B. PEDDLE, Proprietor.
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r EECHES-Jus received a fresh sup
IL ply of recently imported and healthy
Swedish Leeehes, for sale by
oc3 NJ. A. SANTOS.
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BARGAINS! BARGAlNS!!
ID AT F. HARMS CLOTHING STORE
No 10 Main Street

Look to your own interests and save at
least 15per cent by buying your clothing at
F. A. KARN'S, he is now selling off the
balance of his Winter Stock at Cost for
Cash only and at the follOMing low prices.
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THE Attention of Gentlemen,
l. desiring to purchase their
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Is respectfully called to the large and -
well selected stock Of READY MADE VA
GOODS, which / have now on hand; ~
Being encouraged by the liberal share Of
patronage | have received since the estab-
ishment of my
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE,
have laid in another stock of the most
fashionable goods that could be gotten up in
the northern markets, which | now offer at
the most reasonable prices with the fixed de-
termination not to be undersold by any one.
N. BAUM,
oc % Union Hall, Main Street.
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r p ig "a m

ON THE MARRIAGE OF JOHN JOYS TO MERCY
BOND.
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:'Among all my boys" said an old man
II mover had but one who took after me
and that was my 5 on Aaron, he took after
me with club"
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W. A. Ozark, In the excitement, handed purse Of 81 900
IL man. who carried or Mr.. Oosmler laid purse
Of 5000 900 the ground with The rest Of his goods
which was stolen.
RUNNING AWAY WIN A NAS's wwn AND CnIppry -
ezeksh Stephenson and Mary Shepherd, with two Oh l.
Of the latter Of three and the other eighteen
months Of age, arrested yesterday morning the
arrival Of the steamer Urllda from Stockton by Captain
Donnesn and ofcer Chspele upon Information received
by teeersphc despatch from the husband OF Mrs shep
herd who resides At S,ctou The parties conveyed
the station house, where they they remained until the
afternoon OF Yesterday, when VIM Zabrske, ESQ their
COUNSEL Gotta ned hearing Of their before Judge
Norton, In chambers, on writ OF bsbeas corpus No en-
animation OF NE case w@ entered into; the parties we're
discharged upon the return made by the Chief that they
arrested and held upon authority Of telsgrsphic
despatch Mr. zsbrske, In order 70 inform himself Of The
nature o. the charge more fully teesrsphe 70 Stockton
and received answer from Marshal Vance In the fol
lowing words" He b charged with running away with
another mans wife ~ Rather singular charge There
seemed 10 be charge against the al ALL except
that she had grown tired and disguised with living with
her husband, who, she says drunken loafer. Amer
the parties discharged they took carriage and rode
to the Sacramento boat, and departed for that city n
Fdnc,soo Alta, yir,e ~
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made his arrangements. San Roman wfn declRe 70 up
hold tho constitution, should be revised BY new On
gress and will also declare In favor Of Gsnerah Nche
nique Medina, vfvaDco, Rvas, Castillo, and himself bold
Ing authority o Council OF Minister'S, until the eocaou
and meeting Of said Congress.
General Manuel Dez lanseoo hes been appointed 60.
vernon of the Chnoha Islands. Passports have be- en-
trely abolished by decree Of the Conveosn number
Of the prisoners tAen after the battle OF CAao The 2s
April have made their escape from Lima and have Joined
the revolutionary forces again
understand that treaty has Just been entered Into 10
tween Costa RIGA and Peru Like the triparte treaty, IL
great object prevent the landing Of hordes OF hosle
ffbusters" on their shores.
Quite number Of Its articles have, however, BEEN OBJ
jected 10 by the Diplomatic Committee Of the NAoos Con-
vention, and is probable that the treaty will be returned
TO Costa RIGA for revsenenL
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THE FOURTH OF july IN THE INDIANA STAYS
PRrsor~-The celebration OF Independence day by
csnvicts in the pententsry may be considered AZ .
wonderful anomaly, but not at all Inconsistent with
the ideas OF progress prevalent In this age. Such
an event actually occurred In the State prison Of
Indiana, At Jefersonvie, opposite Louisville, last
Saturday. The prisoners were granted holiday,
and In the morning an address was delivered by DIR.
Meuse, of Green county convicted for life, having
committed murder. His speech IL said 10 have been
an exceedingly crcditable production, Astounding in
good advice 20 his fellow convcts. After din ,er
dance came Off in one Of the large halls, and foot
closed by an Grafton by I. T. Crawford, of Tppeca
noe county. II was OF the regular Fourth OF July
style, and radiant with stsrspangled banner notions,
and fights OF rhetoric about the land Of the free,
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Miscellaneous C.I,forn,. a.w. llama,

GRysr CosyIAGRAuoS-DRyrows IN AsHn-we copy
the follow ing Geographic despatch from the Sa Journal
dated Jackson, June IL, half past p -" This morn
ing, ri O'Clock, Ere broke out In q bakery the east
Of Main street and next door 10 Bsbops livery stable
In Dyown which proved impossible " exiting 1sh until
bad oonsaed the entire town. Every house either
The fire proof brick OF williams Co., occupied
Q provis store The extent OF loss IA NOT yet
taned Ia estimated n from 500 900 70 $4,000 Much
excitement and sympathy for the sufferers exist here
Preparations being made for sending assstanoe In the
shape OF provisions and other mforn" The following
ID list Of the oeses ray obtained, taken from
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FoRr LKAvENvoRrH-Tsoors ABOUT LEAVING
yoR UrAH-During brief visit to Fort Leaven
worth, few days since, we found IL In an unusual
state Of activity, and noticed numerous indications
that the inmates Of that great military hive are
about 70 swarm. Provision trains for Utah and the
intermediate points ere starting out almost daily.
Every train consists Of twenty-five heavy wagons,
each carrying about $500 pounds, and drawn BY
ten pair OF oxen. Large scceesions OF men have
recently been received, and the number Of persons
now In and about the fort IL upwards of two thou
sand. The outfit Of the troops Is being rapidly per
tected, and they will be In readiness for departure
between the 10th and 18th Of the present month.
The aggregate number Of men going out at that
time Ia expected 70 be about 500 consisting Of the
9Th and 10th Infantry and the I'd Dragons II IL
stated that Col. Cunning, the new Governor Of Nor
mandom, IL 10 60 out with them.-Quindaro KAN
sas) Chindo,cdn. yuiy4
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Cosr or TIE UrAH ExrEDrrIos.-1t IL stated that
by about the middle OF the present month the army
for Utah will be in the field. The cost OF the expe
dition In indicated by statement OF the varioss
disbursements In mere preparation. In May and
June 500 troops we're forwarded TO the West.
Horses purchased numbered 302 mules, 234; wa
qons and harness, 3B; total number OF tons OF
Ouartermaster's and Cbmmisssry's stores purchased
and shipped, $3.50; tnsbels Of oats $4,000; corn,
10000; steamers engaged, Is; teamsters employed,
400. value Of Quartsrnaster's stores, 100000;
Commissary's stores, t2s, Oe0. The st. Louis Re
pwbiican supposes that when the whele account
comes 10 be footed up, l. will be found that the ex
pedition has been the means OF disbursing some
twelve or fifteen hundred thousand dollars In Me
Plains, the supply Of bee, CATTLE &c. contracts fer
which have already bees made.
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Mormouism In scotland.
eprRru OV M MN grReON AT KDfNBtfa9-wUA


UNITED STATES TROOPS NAT EXPECT IN UTAH.
The quarterly conference OF the hormons held In
Ednburg on saturday June 20, when the assembly, con
whom wer, women and children and all apparently be-
longing 10 the working classes, addressed by mis-
siOoary from Utah. His speech thus given n the Edin
Brother Jacob Gibson, President Of the Glassow Con
ference, spoke He thin, lean American, si'h
rsc,erisuc emphasis and deli oerscu Amer pressing
bis sequiescence In the remarks OF the preceding speaker
and bis pleasure meeting go many Of The saints In con
ference he continued ;Somet sng has been said about
testimony In favor OF those who leading the
church, when that string touched 10 the great, grand
IN Ss.s usn nav s.y f.me,,s
with them for seventeen years the FIRST sig not
familiar the last-snd prepared 70 sustain their
character at the point OF the bayone any other
you may me nton, whether n be before king Queen
great small, black whc. Ny testimony H. that they
Of Cod Of strong integrity and sterling merit and
merit right high celestial see. In the kingdom Of God
say, N there IL man saved by merit Brigham Young Ia
ss 70 ee
himi No; with eli the shrewc ness may have as Fan
kee cannot point 70 one syllable Of one word have
watched him closely and watched Joseph cloeeyno I,
spy plquity-G dont wan, 70 be caught that RI.
road and don't run my locomotive on that ere line III
Old there might have been breskdowns and bustns OF
the biler'')-bu Thave watched their administration 9 ose
", and the upshot OF all the glory OF ID and the
good Of his people (Hear hear DO feel that AN
raising my voice 10 opposition 70 priests sno ea,'ors And
business In Ibis coontry-to testify that Brigham Young
a. am one OF his boys-one Of bis little boys-(A voice
"No no, )-well, say that perhaps wouldn't be %
well for anosher 10 say n 70 me; well, what would be
willing 10 do for himSblack his bcoeS Aye, wouli I
(Chees) Ibave said In congregation OF ave hundred
ready 10 up that was ready 10 shed the t drof
OF my blood for aim Now that s considerable tall talk
ing; il requires some resolution hat Tho fret drop
easily split but the last drop rsyther hard to draw but
that's my feeling that's my testimony. rhs
papers are bowling the world Ia up In arms the devi
has inspired all his subjects 10 against the church
Why are they warritg against usS because don't be
long 70 the world. III We belonged 70 the world would
be "Ha fellow, well met; come, let's have something V
drink; but We don't belong 10 them Tthey Of God
we are OF the devil; there be dsnb, about that
there any one here who doubts which side he bcloug'
hS know some In Glasgow who duaking a rule
There are 30 many stories In the papers that they are no
sure bot Brigham Young has cut stick tell then, "Won
eihape he has; no mss have gone 10 CALIFORNIA; ant
then, amer qu'szing little, say, ono, ne has NOT ca
have no objection And II Brigham, Young shall chfos'
70 select some Of the faithful and 70 70 McKee, Or ssior
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MArLs SrsAa-Tbe ppple Of the town Of Free
dom, Catsrsugus county N. Y, this year made
over so 600 lbs OF maple sugar. Some other towns
IN the county have doue even better than this
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News from HOud % ras.

BELIZE June 20, 1857.
Rarss Prospects and Aockve-Tse Free N,gross- later
oceanic Ratroad- CbLonel kianky at Ruakan-Suygy.
me ouityaton Of sugar is rapidly increasins Frur
years snce ted several csrgoes o. sugar from
city, New rk and Boston this year we shah supplied
entirely by our su ssr plantations. shall soon ex-
for the last three years Our D,g ,turc has placed
duty Of four reals per leo pounds all sugar made 10 the
settlement snd -four reals gallon rum A. the
time there Is duty On all imported sugar OF 81 100
pounds and duty of 10 cents, reas gallon
Of spu imported The present high price Of sugar In
the states and In Cuba felt here at sl good sugar
is sold this 10 X per pound; and
this With the wont tystem Of tree lsbor-ha To- pay
for men who DO but very litss YORK - ' ~
But all 81 mpahy Of the Bri.sh people V. and forever
w on me S %
and attention which have been taken with and the
vast amoups ha, have been spent for their
s . M nv sh ne ~ s % a. S
done Tor The negro, gill DO sympathy labor and money
The r,se os pe,zs and \. .,c .,s m, o,. o
with their freedom far less comioa Die ess happy and
n,s.es nd h. !. nsS IRE "a. sos s
for the i..t TN yea, ,nSoy and gons So.n IA, "a
= nss,y Al caa o. Ana s,Se s,o swsss ,ns,e
il nothing TO substitute for IL Property Is daily dep eea
nns v,ae pa.s sn Sn .su CO.
Honurss Jn,srocs mic R.roaS M bs,, !, ,,I =. o,
mercisI pl.ee be Numbered vim the thipva ,hs, ve,e
,lIl m lea IN bsleye The pys.ent rsot NJ me
land h.ye ,rest bone Of mi. .esr an. AMI INC c,Iv ~
The R.y \. snas b,rh The, MOI gvsn m ana h,ch
me s,,pcgs,sry TssIs,y.,e IL sI supoored be,s ana
the greatest for and ceremony Are adj ept me docu-
ON her Rruann,o ush,,v,s service = Mann ESo
Go vernment aouse Rns,an sand Coonv of Raw
uonSu,s. ans, hs,, ~ 81 ,na ., na.
il viii be when England u no. able 70 Keep them che
% ones mere say e.es. s'a'n wans ana mus. nave
bay Of Honduras and 70 control and msosSs the inter-
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The DEATH or You've SrovR-rbe Manchester
American has the particulars Of the death OF young
Stowe son OF Professor and Harriet Beecher STOVES
by drowning, at Hanover, N. III on the stn ms.ans.
mates. to battle and after being In few minutes
became exhausted and cried out for help HIS room.
mate and another young man went TO hls rehe', bus
their efforts 10 save him were unavahlng. Slows
twenty mnntss before he was taken out. Life was
not then extinct but he was go far gone that he ex
pired in a few moments. file was drowned only
about four rods from the shore and his body could
he sees when lying at the bottom. His remains
were carried 10 Andovr in charge OF committee OF
students consisting Of one from each class The de-
ceased was nineteea years Of sge, fine scholar, and
A youth Of much promise.
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l. mvocAuon'''.....s..' rev :. ~ S,one
Hrsins The Morning SAr.
aar OF the morn who,e placid ray
Bcsm'd mildly DER yon sacred hill,
while whspring zephy m seemei 70 say,
A silence slept and earth was STILL
Hail, harbinrer OF gospel hghtl
Dspel the shades Of natures night
Reading Of Scriptures ........... Rev W. Turner
T. Prayer On Hawaiian ........... ....Rev L. smith
PRESERVATION. ..................Re Rev. Ann rong
T. singing,
sEs nrsuosARy rlcxu. o.
We hail Thy uhte sails cleaning
On This far dbtant strand,
hou "Star" whose weloo ne beaming
shall hehteo many land;
We hail thee gladly sharing
Ia this blest WORK OF love,
Our hammered oneriag bearing
The star and peaceful dove.
Aaorces ln Hawaian) ,..............Ho Hon John II.
Singing Tin HavaianJ
10 Address On Engish) ............. Rev g C. Damon
n. Doxctty, "From eli that dwell" NC.
n benedicuou. Rev z W Clark,
ne ceremonies were Intended ., welcome 70 Captain
Moore and ms beautiful packet and such most
cdis'ey after the presentation the signal vas run up 70
We mAnmas bead amid the prolonged cheers OF NJ least
Eve thousand spectators unnecessary for ne 10 rive
cay outline o. NE rsm.ra We learn they win be gwen
f~ the Marqueeas Friday, a. nsonsers Rsv
J. g. Emerson, j. T. Chamberlain, ESQ Mr. Mama sebs
q Cnicf and Mr. and Mrs Kauksu-ths two stser being
cent out n missionaries 70 that group.
DIED.
Al Nooa Kauai, After illness Of four davs of evvs,
pelas Samuel Burbans, Esq aged about "a years ma
aye OF Belgrade Ne. Mr.. Burbank vas formerly mem.
Der OF the bar OF he Supreme Court OF the Kingdom and
vrs much respected for his legal knowledge
Al waiaua, Oahu, the morning OF the 18th OF April
Lc4a Keokoa who, with two three exceptions, the
oldest of the Hawaiian church members.