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Particles for. the .NittiOn!
" eSseo sOS eSeo sAeS'eOV'
II 0 U ESTABLI SHED IN 1885.
b. PIFFET,
Importer and Dealer In all kinds of
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN, GERMANS CHINESE
FANCY GOODS!

NO. III CANAL STREET.
While returning old friends
their long continued patronage would inform them the
puec generally that he has just returned from extended
tour through Europe with the largest assortment of goods in
his line ever brought this country consisting of the
following varieties of articles U=-
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, of ali descriptions.
ENGLISH CUTLERY, Of the best manufactures.
PORCELAIN AND BISCUIT ORNAMENTS, VASES, STAT
UETTES AND FIGURES
PAPER MACHE WORK BOXES, WORK TABLES, Dress
ing Cases Portfolios Backgammon and Chess Boards
IVORY CHESsMEN, DICE, CHECKS, BILLIARD BALLS,
Combs, and Fancy Carvings
cHILDRENs GAMES AND TOYS, all sorts, and all prices,
ALSO
Ladies' Dress and Fancy Trimmings
1z- in immense variety, consisting Of
VELVET, SATIN AND TAFFETA RIBBoNs-Fo Bonnets,
Searfs, and Head Dresses.
ARTIFICIAL. FLOWERS, GIMPS, JET TRIMMINGS, etc
LADIES' HOOP AND CRINoLINE SKIRTS, in twenty diff.
ferent styles and of all sizes.
Besides variety OF goods both USEFUL and oRNA.
MENTAL, which it would be impossible enunierate ALL
NEW and selected with long praciiced Purchasers
would do we'll 10 call and examine for themselves.
B. PIFFET,
se5v ~ Canal street,
els 2pu ~ Teuro Buildings
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Fashionable
CLOTHI N G. EMP ORIUM
1oHEHT PITIkIN,
II AND Is CAMP STREET.
The undersigned having just returned from the North
prepared to offer the best stock Of re-,
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
brought this Market consisting the following Goods
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN FROCK COATS. -
DRESS ;.
FANCY CASHMERE SUITS-A great variety.
BLACK and FANCY VELVET vEsTs--A great variety.
e.. :. CASHMERE. :. -.
PRESIDENT CLOTH R4GLANs.
PILOT :.
BEAVER >. :. H. -.
LARGE LOT OF SHAwI.s.
MERINo LAMBS WOOL AND COTTON uNpERsHIRTs
AND DRAWERS.
SHAKER FLANNEL UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
MERINO, COTTON AND LAMBS WOOL SOCKS.
large assortment of SHIRTS, both Linen Linen
soms got up in the latest style. "A
Boys Clothing.
large stock of various Styles both for Dress and School
TRUNKS, VALTsEs, CARPET BAGS. ~
SILK AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS.
And everything usually found in a Clothing Store.
TO convince the public, would invite call and ex.
anime for themselves.
ROBERT PITKIN,
OF 2pm Camp Hotel
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MtaCitage.

Just received, supply of very superior
MUCILAGE.
Put in tin pins and quarts glass bottles pints
QUARTS also in glass and ounces with metal Gaps and
Brush, for Counting House For sale by
D. FELT l. STETSON,
o15 2p6 "a Camp street.
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H3-Dr. James has returned from his North
ern tour and be found ut his old established Dpnsay
Cusomhone street. between Royal and Bourbon Streets
Orleans All that unfortunately afflicted should apply
him Immediately and themselves from
bic consequences Of fearful n,aladies. - @'-la
in another part of this paper headed D
James Medical House, o3 2plni
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Eli BAnx or LOUISIANA This Institution announces
tt 70 receive sterling exchange in payment
of paper discounted by IT. See the cashiers notice,
\ III mother column. s s2 sa
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ss Ihe purser q the steamship Galveston and
lelnen Of Jones Express have our thanks for
sj5ets TSxa papers, IN
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QMilline.


1000 ounces FRENCH QUININE. -,-
800 POW.
500 :. Rosengald Sous QUININE
Which will be sold at the lowest price, The bills of
of the New Orleans suspended Banks payment
. O. O. WOODMAN,
ol9 2p6t corner Common and Magazine Streets
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Tuesday, MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1857.
as We are inhabited ID the oblging pnrser Of the
& y t6tip Calhoun ior manifest and late Florida
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sebastopot and Jualakof Hats.

Now opening fine lot of the above named Hats to which
invite the attention of those who beautiful and service
able article. 'N "
EUGENE L. AUBERT,
City Hat Store
dig 2p3t of Common and ST. Charles streets
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Steamboat Books,
VIM. H. SLACK & CO.'S,
General Stationers,
6S.................CAMP STREET. lbs
Between the offices of the Crescent and Pcayune.
FREIGHT BOOKS, a5
PASSAGE BOOKS,
9@ CASH BOOKS,
PURCHASE BOOKS, z
.sr "a PORTAGE BOOKS,
GENERAL RECEIPT BOOKS, ..
CASH LETTER BOOKS,
rt TRIP BOOKS etc., etc,
The above BOOKS have just been up in very superior
manner and in the most styles have Ev-
ERYTHING that calculated to facilitate STEAMBOAT b.
SINESS-all of which is offered at
REDUCED PRICES
Amy description of STEAMBOAT BOOKS made up to order
with dispatch and durability, by sag4s
VIM. H. SLACK l. CO.,
~ General Statoners,
Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers
ol9 2p5t 6 Camp street.
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.MerCa1atile Tables.
-4-|. CHASE'S DISCOUNT ~
Exhibiting the proceeds of every from sixpence 10
Forty shllings, at rates from 2hs to rs per cent.
CHASE'S ADVANCE,
By which Sterling is reduced Dollars Cents with Ad-
thereon from to 100 per Also, Pocket Size
CHAsE's ADVANCE AND DISCOUNT, Il,
In Volume,
With additional Tables Of Weights Measures House
Value of Currences in Dollars and Cents, etc.
CLEVELAND'S EXCHANGE
Showing the Value in Dollars and Gents Of any Ex-
change London from Penny to f5O0O at X IL per
cent. advance, For sale by ~
D. FELT & STETSON,
OILS 2p6t "a Camp street
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Carpet 1T'HYehOMse,
No. 10 CHARTERS STREET We are receiving direct
from manufacturers Medaons Velvet Tapestry, Brussels
Three ply Ingram and Venetian CARPETING FLOOR OIL
CLOTH of qualities coors which we cut to suit
Halls, Rooms Also, Drugget and Linen Cloths
Table and Piano Covers Window Shades Hair Cloth Stair
Rods ETC.; Cocoa and Canton MATING etc. all of
W offer at the lowest marke prices.
o19 2p6t A. BROUSSEAU IL co.
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r. #. .NlIS"T(1y, u 7I
wHoLEsALEAND RETAIL DEALER
PORTER, ALE AND CIDER,
In Cask, Barrel and Bottles. r z"
w.. s0-4Te
BOTTLES, C0RKS AND CIDER VINEGAR,
Nos. 10 and 81 BienviIie street.
Particular attention paid families the city, their orders
filled at the shortest notice and delivered part the city
free Of charge. 49,
N BNo pains spared in filling orders Merchants
Steamboat Bars and orders from the country.
As.A liberal discount those bringing is freely
given. ~
T. F. MURRAY,
OF 2pm Nos. 10 and q Bienville street
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Musical Rones !
Chts,,,'s Bi-Saslplsite or Lime.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS

TO SUGAR PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.
beg leave to call your attention article of BIsUL-
PH1TE OF LIME manufactured by me- respectfully soil.
cit your orders.
During the past have had erected Canal such
works will warrant me in assuring that MI the macbn.
for making this article in perfection been
constructed together with all the buildings
age Cooperage With such facilities hope to make as
good and possible better article ship it in better order
than heretofore. s.r
The highest market price will be paid for whisky barrels
for barrels sent to be reflled
RICHARD H. CHINN,
Of 2p3ms of St. Charles and Union Streets
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Votes Of I'LL the .N'eaU Orleans
BANKS RECEIVED BY
E. J. HART & CO.,
oil 2ptf II and 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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SUSPENDED Bank Votes,

We taking heretofore the notes of all City Banks
for CARPETING other goods in our line and
also for bills due us,
A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
oil 2p6t Charities
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Il. n. Porter,

a,s,.- II saN. vs. DE NT1ST,n
Has returned and resumed the practice DENTISTRY In all
It's branches at No. 5 CANAL STREET the Of
Baronne street.-the same residence occupied by him than
twenty years. 0l2 2pH
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TARoKr. EXCURSION OF TM HONOLULU hIFLEs.-
We are informed that this Corps viii proceed
to the Waikiki Plains for target practice on
Monday the 3lst instant, leaving their Arnory at
3 O'Clock p. M. They have adopted for the pre-
sent, q gray shirt, white pants and the uniform
hat without the plume, a. q fatigue dress The
company having attained, under the able super
vision of Lieut.. Comd'g j. 81. Brown, q great
efficiency in, their drill; we shall expect to see
som sharp shooting on the occasion.
BuRaLAnY AT LAHAIxA.-On Monday night, MIR.
8. Hodmeyer's store was broken into through q side
window. The thieves must have been alarmed or
were after nothing else bat money. for they only took
fifty cents in small change from the till. Nothing as
yet is missing. 1t is the first burglary they have had
for q long time in Lahaina- This is the more strange
Is they have but five policemen on duty at . time,
two of which are stationed at the prison and three for
town duty. 49,
RUINS ON ASCENSION IsLANDs.-In the Friend for
August, issued yesterday, is q lengthy and very IN
teresting account of the singular ruins existing on
that island. These ruins indicstes the existence at
some remote period off more ciyiy<Sed or energetic
race than new exists there. x
81 ~ 4NVW OOuAOA k4ARAA AAoSa ~
learn that the ship Gladiator, Capt Cromwell, sailed
from that port June 10th, for Honolulu. She has on
board a cargo consisting of beef, pork, -four, clothing,
and numerous other articles shipped by owners As
recruits for whalers arriving in from the North West
next fall. -
- We need hardly call the attention Of our sub
~scribers, ladies as well a. traders, to the various
new advertisements in our columne1 y always
repay a perusal, and frequently save d steps when
one is searching for articles not found ReveUDN
The NEW cENr.-We have seen specimens Of this
new American coinage Though small. it is q clumsy
looking coin, about the size and double the thickness
of q spanish real, and of a non-descript ashy color.
So far as convenience is concerned, it will no doubt
be better liked than its red namesake.
VALUABLE CARGo.--The cargo received by the
ship Harriet & Jessie from Boston, was one of the
most valuable which has been discharged at this port
during the past four years, amounting 10 $4,000.
81 The mail by the Fanny Major will leave on
Saturday next. Three numbers of the Commercial
have been issued since the sailing of the Metropolis
whi1 took the last mail.
q Capt. Moore of the L. P. Foster will accept
our thanks for Puget Sound papers.
- The schooner Kalama reports no arrivals Of
whalers as yet at the windward ports.
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MEMORANDA.

Bisanttne L. p. Foster, 20 days from reekalet, reporte very
izhs winds and Gains on the passage. Spoke. in lat IS n.
American shin Hnry Y. Sutton 1as DAYS FINN N,v Yor<
houud for San Francisco. Reporss aho British .bin HTLyau 4
49, :. ,,v,,g ,r;v.s ., pro-, sor,d tn, svd,.v w,s
h'A Ssu"e'' W"
70 load humber. and sail soon for sydney-may touch at this
port sn route, as she did on her previous voyage. 9arkeutine
-, r,,J m. n all fr uc,olrl, nth . ,ry ~, trr,~- &,
e0oo' I" weeks
Ship JOAN Gikpfr, Ropes, sailed from Boston June 9th, with
,,u ,-,1h. s- uo,o,,,, s.,S~,.h JJ.,a. -pxnm.
-. 7 IL. So po~hn-. q -. r. =,
Bosson Mrs Harriet T. Skinner, Of New London
NAlrsE Intel IrsEScE-The schooner j. n. Roscoe, which
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=


Tor Huo-P- Maria, Aug eo-Benj Pirman, wife and four
Children. Mrs spooner and child, Nj Newman, Aiss julia Ann
0uick, Ms. Emma Smith, Miss May Pitmsn. Ni.ses baawn-
pr kArAf-Per Exec, Assst 1o-va GREG, In0 1nEam,
Jodn Cook - N
Fun Lsaxrxa-Per Ksnoi, August <2-chas Brewer "a, n
Uabe uudi-y @ Bates
Jr. MICS Anna and Priscilla smith,
fr1n LxzAsA-Per KalAma, August 81" Lao, soos
6opk passenxes-
Jues Gnhzm. Mr. Fisher.
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EXPENDITURES.
Pay roll of captain, officers and crew for
46 DAYS, 1889 90
Fuel for 7 trips, wood - per cord, 800 90
Stores, &C., olI W
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NEW GOODS
FOE TIL FALL SEASON.

2 NHE SUBSCRIBER BEES TO INFOR
! Retailers and Dealers generally, that he expects tie follow.
vessel, viz:
WOOLENs.
Heavy white Blankets, assorted sizes, Bazes Of asst colors,
Cloth Caps and Cashmere, black Boadcloth, ass'd qualities
superior siue s .iIs0i S Ssnnsi, r ss1nss, It: 5s ssess
Black Lastings, black Princettas, Barege Scars,
Lambs-wool Scarfs and Merino Undershirts,
Flannel and Serge Drawers.
Superior blue and scarlet flannel shirts, pilot cloth trowserS,
Black chantilly falls, black alpaca cloth.
49, MUsL!Ns. &c:
CamSrics, crinolne, cambria handkerchief, lawns,
Plain lawns, mourning muslin, book muslin, jaconet, bobtna.
Muslin dresses, fancy muslins, ETC., etc.
COTTONS.
Brown cotton, blue prints, pink prints. mourning prints
White WIFI p COTTON s driis. co oS.so1 S1 Rmn.sc Sels' hac Sus~n
Mems and ladies' stockings (assortedl fine blue prints,
Long cloth shirts assorted qualities), cotton umbrellas,
Cariisles white real thread, Pfttman's coaored thread, -
Black, white and cold thread, towels, boys cotton socks, sSo'
SILKS, &c.
italian silk binding, cords and tassels, silk cravats
Black silk handkerchief, black sarsnet handkerchief,
Ribbons, silk scErfs, sewing silk, superior black elk,
Snk umbreltas, silk bsrege, etc, etc
An Assortment Of CrOckery
and Cut GLASS.
SUNDRIES.
Buttons clothes brushes, playing c.rds, surryoonbs, =. ,...
Needles buekskin giovsss shoes, PersSunesy, hair Dru:nss'
csn"s .sSo E. .s;ss.. sia ass S,: .iss. q, ' *, &c ssa sax sD7w.
STORES.
Best boiled oil, patent anchors. chains, whitehead,
Assorted paints, canvass, sheathing copper, ccrdage,
Tar, pitch and turpentine.
GROCERIES,
Alsop,s, Byers', Bass. Abbott's and Marzettrs ale and p"-
ter, In quarts and pints,
Martelfs best dark brandy, in hhCs. and quarter casks,
United Vineyard Co.'S brandy, in hhds. and quarter CASKS
Claret. Of superior quality, port and sherry, Jamaica rum
6ardines, salad oil, Jams and jelhes, white wine vinegar,
Italian naccaxoni, vemiceln, almonds, pearl sago, oatmeal
L Nang'. Sseuit.s wIEahirs, cheshle ana s.iton shes's'
Tosk and wssph.ii. hams ham. s! tim, ina p = ,g Rs1'niP''
Orange and citron peel, curry powder mulnsatawny, psPPa'
Cloves, bacon, split peas, barley and groakb taptcca, saksssD'
Picnic baskets Abernethy's biscuit, Haxveyb sanoe,
Worcestershire sauce, chutney, sperm cancieas sesarfne
Composite candles
An Assortment Of SoddlcFy,
And : variety Of other articles eanp1es a IL above law
ys arrived, but are expected By next mai. -~~
Honolulu, August a, 1851. 6l-1 Q. C1OUSxV"'
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DEPARTURES.

Aug acIschr Maria, Molteno, for Hilo.
21-Schr Keoni Ana, Kikeke, for Kauai.
5ASchr Liholiho, Thurston. for Hilo-
22-Schr Alice, BYE, for Kona, Hawaii
3ISchr Favorite, Hall, for Kahului.
26|Schr Karloi, Chadwick, for Lahaina.
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e The steamer Pele made an exclusion on
wednesdW afternoon to Puuloa. with His Majesty
and suite on board. The ting returned to port about
shutdown. His Majesty returns On Saturday.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. a. I.


Aug. 2l-Schr Eamoi. Chadwick, from Lahaina.
2@Schr Favorne, Hall, from Kahului-
22-Schr Kinoole, from yolokai, with cattle.
2eLSchr Kalama, Hooper, frorn Kawaihae via Maui.
26-Schr Kekauluohi, Pole, from Kona via Maui.
89Schr Kamehaneha ~, from Kohala via Maui.
3S-Am brgt- l. P. Foster, Moore, with 1oy COO feet assfd
humber FIN Teekaler
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Balance to Credit of boat, $2,259 "a
1 know it is supposed by many that a steam COM
munication between the islands would ruin the
present coasting trade, but strange to say, it has not
that effect wherever it has been tried. In Great
Britain and the United States where steam commune
GATOR =, been introduced, it invariably has in
creased general trade and traffic, and the coasting
trade with sailing vessels has also been benefited.
This is a matter of statistics
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HOFFSCHLAEGER & STAPENHORST.
Agents for the
PARIS BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
AVIS Az PUBLIC.

AVIS Az PUBLIC
Les Soussignes, ayant etc NOMINEES Agents pour les
Assureurs maritimes de Paris, previenent le
public en- general ct les Capitaines de navires
marchands Francois, qui visitent les ports de CO
royaume, en- particuler, que dams touts les
cas- d'avaries, qui auraient lieu dams ces parages,
lis devront, faire constater ct veri6er les fats
devant eux pour legaliser leurs reclamations
contre les dts assureurs.
61tf ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & sTAPENHORsT. =
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WEDNESDAY EYEG, AUG. 10, 1851.

We ave no arrivals 10 chronicle except that II the LP.
Fess<r- Business. in . retail and jobbing way. continues rather
d1nL though some few Wholesale transactions have occurred
1Asze seems 70 be but hitle disposition among dealers to buy TO
~ eysent the caryoes intended for this fall trade have arrived
saxhex eaxiy, and this TACT has exerted an unfAyoable influence
eo 6e market Retailers are in receipt Of large parcels Of goods
p1zehased " 70 arrive and otherwise, which must be paid Tor
beere any great benefit can accrue 10 the purchasers from the
IN trade A considerable auction sale was held on Tuesday but
WY n:tie spirs was manifested and prices ruled unusually low.
Te market viii be very literally supplied with provisions
through the season" as large quantities are known TO be on
sAs way perhaps a heavier stock than has accumulated here
Ss years before
Ths Fanny Major for San Francisco will take over about IS
- 100 tons Of assorted freight, consisting mostly Of hides, tanov,
pafa, &c
sCGAR-Stock very small, no sales reported.
OYsTERsLSales OF 30 dog Baltimore inferior At 81 a 81 So
BKEAD-rhe stock IN first hands and known 20 be on the
v.y is excessive, perhaps exceeding ESQ., 900 lbs No sales have
transpired-
ILOCR-Best brands are in fair demand we quote at $40 %
S1I per shl; Haxan at SIS % SIT per Dbl The stock Of all
descriptions In about 500 bbis.
DRY GoODS-Of some descriptions the stock Is heavy and
.sse>t sales would not realize first cost Sales brown sheeing
q q ~ Cts heavy denins 12f % II cts stripes il "a 10 cts.
CASE a0oDs-Ensiish pie fruits. pickles, &c, are greatly in
excess Of the demand and prices are not renumerating- OF
Dreserves. spices, &C, the stock 10 moderate
Ou-sales Of tzmpback 1t 81 cts
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NEK sEpFoRp OH MARxEr..lrn<2 :.

eFR1-In our last we alluded to q demand for sperm for
export Since then We have TO report q sale Of 500 bbls to all o
6reign order, NJ $50 cts Per gallon We also notice further
oareacdon for manufacturing, in -luding sales CAS- bbs Ia par
0is AZ l2s cts, and $50 bbls az 80 cts, per gallon.
waAIE-The transactions for the week inctrsle sales Of 1895
te3 In parcels, n 1olIovs:-255b bls AZ u cts, 500 do At II
es, $50 bols dark At e. cts Also parcels amounting to $50
ebls dark for expert, az 60 to IS CTS per gallon Also 400 bbs
South Sea az IS cts, and 100 do ~humrback at 81 cts, per gallon
Letters received IN this city from Nez London report = sale Of
500 hhls IN that market last week at - cts per gallon
WHALxDosE-The market for bone Is prisk, and fm- The
1snsactions for the week include sales IL 10000 lbs Ochoe.k
delivered in New York; At 9S CTS, cash, 1000 do 0chotsk and
North West NJ 63 cts, 600 do do at sIs cts, 1890 do Go at IS
e, l3.ooo Ibs ochotsk AZ a price not ranspired 1850 do North
West ~ So cts, 110o do do at 81! CTS, SOC do South Sea a: TS
es- In Sconington we learn thar the Engene's Cage sod at
90 c1- The quantity Of bone in frst hands In this city end
7arhaven az the prcsens lime Is estimated n IT5,0oc bs.--y.
y sap List
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DIED,
ve-.els Expected fre. Fereis, Perss.

In HoaOiuiu, sabbath evening, August q, Ina, infant daughte
e Mr.. and Mn- Scofeld-
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Glen Aobfrtisemtnts.

QSE or stolen, a Gold Pencil Case.
QS The above reward will be paid to any person returns
ing the same. L. TELESIO,
Gilt Corner Of Queen and Nuuanu streets.
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INrER.IsLAND TRADE.

Yx HrLo-Schr Maria, Chartered by B. Pftman, took . full
cargo, consisting Of assorted mdse, lumber and shingles, about
% tcus In al
Tor KArAs-per Excel, August 2o-abous 5000 feet lumber. 10
q Mdse, 8 bags four
Prom KAwAHAE-per Kalama, August 26-60hides, 80 sheep,
hnina-
Prom KoyA-per Kekauiuohi- piles wood, 100 cocoanuts,
abogf 50 bbis sweet potatoes, and about 10 tons passenger
ospsL
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,rErLAcoox PRICES cuRRENr. july "a.

For s.y FRaycTsco, per Fanny Major, Saturday. Aug. q.
For LAHAISA- per Kanshsneha, to-day, and Kalama, Rrida,
For EoSA, per kekauIzohi, Saturday.
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SPERM On--The price of this article keeps at .
low figure still in the Eastern American ports, ~
win be seen by reference to over commercial head.
This fact viii have some weight in turning whale
ships merit season from the uncertain sperm-whale
grounds to the North Pacific, and We should not Is
surprised if the Aeet o. 1S514HAiAacean was larger
than for several years past.