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I UNIVERSITY LOUISIANA-COLLEGE,G GRAM
" MAR SCHOOL AND COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
The Glasses in the Grammar School and Commercial Ins-
tue now in full operation
The reopeniug Of the Collegiate Course will take place the
LIST October proXipo
The Board of Administrators have Profs. G. W.
SEARS and LOUIS DUFAU general management of
these three departments and the institution
basis.
The valuable services of the following Professors have
secured:
W. C. DUNCAN and j. McKEOWN, for the English
branches.
WIN. BATTER, for Natural Sciences.
G. GESSNER and j. G NTIT for Ancient and Modern
Languages
The Mathematical department remain under the special
superinendence of Prof. SEARS.
For further particulars, apply directly Baronne and
Common streets,
au5l I'm LOUIS DUFAU.
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ITO PLANTERS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
l. SUNDRIES FOR SALE CHEAP
500 kegs CUT NAILS at So Is per key;
100 dozen SPADES, sHovELs and FORKS;
casks TRACE CHAINS-Assored;
10000 lbs HOOKS and HINGES-Assorted.
Beagle COTTON GINS, at s. 80 per saw;
50 MILL and CROSS CUT SAWS;
Is cases AXES;
800 boxes SOAP;
large fnetoned BELLS;
A FIRE ENGINE, suitable for small town.
go coils ROPE-Hemp, Manila, etc.;
Lot of HARDWARE, ETC., etc.
For sale low by VOsE WEST,
Nos. ll3 and las Magazine street,
aust At between Lafayette and Girod.
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s,Esl. TUBF'S EXPRESS, FOR CAL1FOR-
GNRHIt MA AND EUROPE
We prepared to receive and forward
PARCELS PACKAGES JEWELRY, DRAFTS and Freight
of every description California, through the agency of
WELLS, FARGO & co.
We will receive and forward any part of EUROPE pack
ages and freight Of any kind by every steamer.
Parties shipping will have their freight ready the day prev
to the sailing Of the steamers.
S. TOBY, Jr., BRO,
au24 Sntf Camp
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. i.
Of New Orleans T0RS-No. $3.50.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors OF
the insoveni, and to all other Interested
that csssoa Of her has been accepted by the Court
office Of q L Ricardo Notay Public MONDAY the 21st
day Of September 1851, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the
pose celebrating upon and taking Consideration
affairs Of the nsoveaf and that in the meantime all proceed
ings against her person and property are stayed
And that f. Haynes Esq., attorney and counsellor at law,
is appointed to represent the absent creditors:
GASP'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office, August 10, 1857. auI 3tinsod
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
srxExE GogR De DIsrRrcr} SARAH GIARk vs.; SEES J., =
de la N'e-0Tleans. CREANCIERS-No. 4S9.
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
"A cier5 de Iinsoivable que
celia peut concene qaune cession de bens etc
Ia pour lie benefce creancers qus
comparative etude de D. l. Ricardo noae public LUN
n le q septcmbre 1851 10 heures M rsfe Dc de-
berer Pendre consideration les aares de Fnsovale
bens subpendu 10
Fl haynes avocst est nome pour representer les
creanciers absents. - .atsssf'
GAsP'D JAMES, Depute Grefier.
Bureau du grefher ce Id aodt 1857. au2l 3tin3Dd
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aNuINts EN- SHIP BARNEY, FROM BORDEAUX
IL 100 100 boxes Saranes F. Randerez, Nantes
II eighths very old COgpac, Iarrondes brand; -
l42 boxes very old Caret, Chateau Margaux; ,
50 Lanttei
GRATIAA, C0MMAGERE CO., .t
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THE BAGAsSE KETTLE TRAIN AND FUR
NACE-The subscriber prepared to close contracts
with full guarantee to take crops with LLMANS PATENT
BAGASSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with a con:
sumption of Wood exceed oneha cord hogshead
for the entire boiling of the juice into Sugar. cord per
hogshead for both grinding the Cane and Boiling the juice into
Sugar. -,
The of Bagase Kettle Train precisely the
same as that required for the old kettles employing equal
number Of hands TO clean juice The Furnace needs the
attendance of but hand Bagasse is touched
after it the Furnace.
For further particulars, inquire Of =, ,-r,,-
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
will be paid for The apprehension and delivery to the sub
GxE scrber of the black LOUISA aged about forty
A feet inches high, stoops some, and generally
smiles when spoken to; is very plausible. Being cd washer
and roncr she will employment SUCH
chased her from Mr. H. p Greenwood agent of
Mr. S. L. Billings, of Mucogee county, Georgia. She left my
house the Goth July. JAS. T. FRERET.
3tawlm at the Cotton Press,
STRAUB'S IRON FRAME CORN AND FIGURING
~ MISA full supply of % 26 80 inch double
single geared and single gear the usual
prices SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
iyyn 2mEW IN
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ANEW GROCERIES-JUsT RECEIVED
~ Shaker PRESERVES; new HAMS; Beef TONGUES;
Cracknell BISCUITS; English SAU CES and Pickles;
French PRESERVES; Westphalis HAMS;
RAISINS, Figs and Prunes in Jars and Fancy Boxes;
and variety of FANCY just received desirable
for the Holidays.
Together with very superior stock of excellent WINES
LIQUORS and CORDIALS.
For sale at the GEM GROCERY STORE, % Baronne st.
ausl Ct Z. l.. BERCIER, Agent.
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SHIPS, STE ANIBOATS AND FAN
2832 lilies supplied with Beet Pork, Mutton snd Veal;
Sausages, Triple and everything in the butcher
0-A ing line. Barrels and half barrels Of Choice
CorDed Beef order for Cabin Family Use Stall
No.2 POYDRAS MARKET, by
AUGUSTUS G. MEREEL.
n B-Steamboats and Ships supplied with all kinds of Live
Stock such fresh mich Cows, Hogs shoss Pigs Sheep,
Coats, Geese. Ducks Chckens yn4tf !
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LEGAL NOTICES.


sseess pIszs. couxr sueGgssIoN or cassLEs
NOTTCE Is hereby given 70 the crsditors Of
show within The present notification any
they have or can Why account by TIE
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
aasI se5 10 r. g. WILT, Clerk.
Dxuxnxz Copr DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE cha RLEs
della Nouyeile Orleans. WgNSCH-No 9,139. ~ u
"A ciers s1sdite succession pesonnes
dayor Aedue dix dater
de presene publication les rasons esqueles eope
presente administrator de Ia dte Succession sera
point apposse eli omologue les fod entire se mains rpa
confor1nernents dit compte. eFf1 i-s
Par ordre de la Cour:
au31 se5 10 P. s. WILT Grehder.
sEcos9 D.sTK,cr cousr SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS CA
WHEREAk, y. A. Henry, widow Of r.. Ca
w iongne has petition ed the Court letters Of admina
ton the estate Of FRANCOIS CoIonsne deceased in
testate--.
Notice y hereby given to ali whom It may concern
cause wi.hn ten days why the of the said petitioner
| BY order Of the Court:
au24 q se3 p g. WILT Clerk
DEuxrExE CoUE Dx DrsrRrcTs SUCCESSION DE FRAN
de la Nouvelie- Orleans. ) co.'s GALoEGNE.
| A TTENDU que E. A. Henry veuy ed d. r. Ca
"A ongnea presene petition peiiet d obtenir
les lettres administration la succession de eu
| ongne decide ntesta- ll4Igs1-s T. - a
Avis par present donnie que celia pe con-
quelles il ne serait pas fat droita la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour 81.
| au24 % se3 p. s. WILT. Greffer.
| STATE OF IoUISIkNA 5s. n Il
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TTAXES-TAXES-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
the State for Taxes of 1856 hereby notified that my
office No 26 City Hail. will remain for few days longer
to receive said Taxes and those indebted for Licenses in
formed that they past due and liable fine of from $3.50
to $1,000. THOMAS ASKEW,
iyl5 Collector District.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Sawed 10th rough and dressed
tber for Sl4 for rough
and so per for dressed. in lots to suit purchasers
auI9 sm STAR PLANNING MI,.LS New Basin
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A,{s HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
EWeSw WASHINGTON BATTALION OF ARTILLERY
fasNHV Arsenal, tiirod street. -n
s47 The First Company Washington Battalion of Artil-
iery Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY each month and Regular Drills on THURSDAY of
every week a s o'clock, until further notice.
By order of -
J. B. WALTON, Captain:
WILLIAM n. SLACK, o. s. my2s #
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sTRAYED OR sTOLEN-FRoM THE
SIP residence of p A. Shaw No 255 Carondelet street.
va yellow wire haired terrier DOG: had chain collar
- on with brass plate. liberal reward will be paid to
any one returning sird dog, by APPLYING to
iv97 SHAW Il ZUNFS No. Il Front street. =
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pORTABLE STEAM ENGINEs.ERoMl 1sTO
Is power the celebrated patent Of Hoard Son
(ate Hoard Bador) differing essentially in their economic
durable qualities from engines Of other
excessive five States Of the
Union Pamphlets with full and letters from l
pcaton the subscriber who is sole agent in New Orlean
Hoard Son being sole proprietos of the patent they only
furnish manufacture the engines which they have given
aeputaion and all pretended limitations frauds is
purchasers they will learn by dne experience with the
MO " SAMUEL. II. GILMAN. 10 NrnyieI ssrest.
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bread, S casks do, 5 bales dry goods, 10 boxes mdse' 1 OK yoke
and chain r..
For LAHnsA-per Maria, Oct T-l4s pkgs mdse, $500 feet
lumber -
hors. 1000 oranges, las bags coffee, 81 punches bananas, .
horses, Is bags pcanuS-
From KALErcLEro--per Maria, Oct 12-lo bbls Irish pofa-
toes, IS netts onions, 4 passengers
From Huo-per LfhoiHho. Oct l2-1300 feet ohia logs, 2 ca
noes, 1 whaleboat, 1 pkg cash, 4 hdls tobacco, 3 bags coffee, .
40 arroxroot. 4 do fungus, SIS bbls sweet potatoes, Is bgs onions,
IS squashes, 10 punches bananas, 0 bags puin, 1 bullock d.
hogs. so fowls, Il turkeys -,
Prom KswsmAE-per Mary, octsI37 bbls Irish potatoes, II
do beef 10 do pork, SO hides, liz goat skins, 20 bbls taiiow, .
kegs butter. 2 horses, ID head cattle, 80 sheep, ID pigs
From HILo-per Sally, Oct lis bags coffee, do arruwroos,
9 bags fungus, 30 bbls sweet potatoes, 20 bags onions. ~
squashes, % bales puln, Al hides. Ss5 goat skins, barrel kukui
oil. 10 hogs, and "a passengers sn deck
From KArAf-per Excel, Oct 12-o5 tlerces reef, MUS,
10 frkins butter, Il deck passengers -,
For KAwAIHAE-per Mary, Oct 10 9horses, . coKs, = U
seed potatoes. IL tons measurement goods, 100 bills salt
For RAUM-per Excel, Oct 1000 empty barrels, z boilers,
and lot machinery. 500
From KAHuLuI and LAHAIx4-Per kamoL. Oct li-Ieoo
bushels wheat, IS bxs tobacco, 10 bbs slush, do oil, z horses
81 sheep, 100 bushels beans, do chickens, 10 pkgs grapes, 70
bdls sugar cane, 10 native passengers
From Kona, Hawaii, per Kekauluohi, Oct lilo cords fire.
wood, and 10 passengers
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SIR :IThe present high rates that are ruling
eastern ports for whalebone, make it the more neceD
sary that great care should be used in preparing
for shipment; and / think it would be well for y0fU
call the attention of shipmasters to a practice Wind
has been heretofore adopted By some in marking the
bone for shipment; some have branded it, others have
cut the ships name upon it. These practices should
be never pursued. One of my correspondents writes
thus 8 1 wish you would be careful to give diredf
tions in all shipments of bone that no mark is cut d
the slab. Let the shipping mark be printed, VII I
the port of destination and consignee's name in flu {
with ships name that it comes by. To guard AGAR :
any trouble it might be well to put the initials !
ships name in large white painted letters, but neuer
cut the slab. This is important, particularly as now
bone is SO high in price"
If masters will adopt the plan thus recommended
I am confident they will find a benefit both to them,
selves and the owners of cargoes.
Respectfully yours, W.
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real estate expects tito rise in value according to
the outlay and improvements he makes on its
He makes the purchase for his own benefit and
that of his posterity, ana it is his interest to make
it continually more valuable. The sam land
when owned by an Individual becomes of double
the value it was when owned by the government.
But we need not go into any discussion OF the
relative merits of the two systems. Every school
boy knows the difference between the value OF a
leasehold and a fee simple title.
There is an objection to this system of leasing,
which will not be overlooked by purchasers
Our government does not stand on SO strong a
foundation as to be able to guarantee a leasehold
occupancy for one hundred years. In any change
of government which may hereafter occur, an al
lodial title would be respected where a leasehold
might be set aside on a mere pretext without an
equivalent.
1t is said that the ministry fixed on this mode of
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MEMORANDA.

Huo, October 5, 1857.
SfR:-I have to advise the arrival at this port yesterday of
the ship Caroffse, Of New Bedford, Clifford, master, from the
Ochotsk Sea- His catch for the season is $50 bbls. whale and IS
sperm, taken a few days ago. Whole amount taken the voyage,
800 whale, $50 sperm, and 5000 lbs bone. Capt. Clifford has
spoken bot few ships since July. Reports heavy fgs and much
tce, and thinks, from what he has heard, that the average Of the
Ochotsk feet may be about 500 bbls- Also reports loss Of bark
NeUfoH, Sherman, in the ice crew all saved.
HLo, October Z, 1857.
SIN Since my respects Of the 5th inst I have to advise the
following arrivals At this port, viz: On the 9Th, b. L. Majesty's
6ogun nigate Persecevanfe, Rear Admiral g. Sugeo, 10 days
from Tahiti. Also, on the 9th, ship Rambler, Willis, Of New
Bedford, with 500 bbls- VIII oil, from the Arctic Ocean. Reports
plenty Ok whales, but was forced to leave the ground on Sept s,
In consequence Of bad weather setting in. Reports the Ocean
Wavs, from the same ground, 500 bbls, coming to this port
Oct !, arrived bark Nerburyport, Of Stonington, Capt Gram
dan. from Bristol Bay, 100 bbis. ell and 5000 lbs. bon., (has just
put his ID mate, Nr. Srudley, in the hospital, he having been
very sick m the seasor3 Capt Candan has seen no ships
lately.
HLo, Oet- :, p M-sinee sending you my report to-day. the
bark reported a. probably being Ocean W1ce or Suuey Cloud,
has come 70 an ancho<, and proves to be the Wavelet, Captain
Swain, from Ochoesk, with 1000 bbls- VIII oil aud 10000 lbs
bona Yours, &C., b. PnxaS.
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disposing of the property " the view of having
a perpetual source of revenue for the government.
But even this will not aid it, for they cannot ex-
pect to obtain a larger interest on the property
than ten per cent. per annum on its cost. From
the above notice it will be seen that there will be
fifteen lots, completed by May !, nine on the old
fort site and six below Robinson & Co.'s, which
will have cost the government at that time about
500, 900, including a debt of not far from S40,-
600 to $50, 200. The following diagram will IL
~lustrate the land to be sold
1t is supposed that if offered at auction the six
lots, numbered / to Z (No. A not being in
Guided, as it is to be reserved for use of govern
ment,) might rent for $500 to 500 per annum,
and the nine upper lots, numbered s to Tonight
rent for, say $500 per annum. This at the lower
estimate, would yield an interest of $4,000 per
annum, on real estate which will have cost not
far from 800, 900.
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PAssENGERs
COASTwISE.

For KAwAuHAE-per Kaiama, October 7-E p Adams, John
Adams, A VI Goddard, and 10 on deck.
For LAHAISA-per Maria, Oct Mr.. Dickinson, and 20 on
deck.
From KAwa1HAE-per Mary, Oct s-Capt Jas ALaw, lady
and 2 children, and 81 on deck y.
From KauAI-per John Dunlap, Oct Silent Reynolds, and
rs on deck
From HILo-per LhoIiho, Oct 12-NIiss Bishop, Z @ Rich
arison, Akina, Afat, Ako, and 65 on deck
For X AwAIHAE-per Mary, Oct l3-W L Lincoln, and Z on
deck.
For KAuA-per Excel, Oct 15-Lieut Reynolds, and 20 on
deck.
Prom KaBuIrI and LAHaIsA-per Kamoi, Oct 14-Mrs Thos.
Spencer, Miss Bishop, Messrs Merrill, Wilfong, Needham,
Bingham, Marble, and 1 other.
For HILo-per Lihoiho, Oct 15-Mrs o II Gulick, Mrs Asa
Thurston, Mrs Beckwith. S c Armstrong, Vim Lane, II Richard
son, and so deck passengers
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wEDsEspAr EyErIro, OCT IA, 1851.


The past week has been q tolerabiy busy oue, and trade Is
and viii eonfinue 50 until . number Of ships arrive and crews are
paid on This scarcity b felt among the smaller dealers, and at
auctions, Il being impossible to realize on goods at anything near
their market value
We have heard Of . number Of wholesale transactions, mostly
ON long credits, but In many instances IL Il dincuit 10 ascertain
the prices paid, so a. to give correct quotations This market 10
% peculiarly situated that, for obvious reasons, parties usually
prefer TO keep the terms f sales private
The clipper ship Hosnd came dow from Lahaina on Friday
last, and ID laid on for New Bedford The business OF freighfing
oil and bone Is unusually brisk this season, and the amount
shipped hone win probably exceed that Of any previous year, IL
We may judge fum present appearances and the continuance Oh
favorable reports from the whaling feet
The JoAn Cifpin has discharged her cargo with unusual dis
pasch, and Is advertised for New Bedford direct
market Is almost entirely bare, there being
hardly euouxh to supply domestic wants. We may shortly ex-
pecs sme Of the new crop from Kauai
BEEP-sales have been made TO the shipping at s12 to s14
soF Hawaiian. Best brands command $14-
Of 100 bbs. and halfbbls- Haxai at s14 and
81 50; 90 bbs- de- 1t auction, at s12 III so bbs- ditto do
ut sl2 150$12 81 10 hafbbls. do. at 50 81. We hear Of
sales Of domestic and California at s12.
BREAD-At auction, 10 casks Navy at 53@ec.i bbls- ditto,
st sfc.; 1000 Ebs. Pilot do. at 74N7ic. The marketisov over sup
Piled at present
LuMBER-sats Of 5000 feet Eastern pine plank at s5eG
500. Clapboards, at 500 Shingles, jobbing at q
POrArOEs+SaIes Of 50 bbls- Maui, at 81 250s1 IS sweet
do. at 81
ORANGEs@5,0oo sold at 1881 IS p hundred
WOOD.+Seniuzf freely at ssGs11 a cord ; ship wood at s..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bills on the C. s. Government, to
The amount Of $4,000, were taken up last week at 7to1o 2 cent
discount Transactions in vhaIers' bills have been few. Ten
per cent. Il a fair quotation And the same rate holds at La
haina. Exchange on San Francisco Is offered freely, but not
ken
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

SEAMEN,S BETHEI-Rev. s. C. Damon Chaplain-King
street. near the Sailors Home. Preaching on Sundays at
IL A. NJ. and II p. NJ Seats free. Sabbath School after
the morning services
FORT STREET CHURCH-Coner Of Fort and Beretania SITS,
Rev. J. d. Strong, Pastor. Preaching on Sundays at II
A. NJ. and n p NJ. Sabbath School meets at 10 A. NJ
METHODIST CHURCH-Nuuanu avenue, corner OF Tutui
street-Rey. VIM s. Turner, Pastor Preaching every
Sunday at IL A. NJ and u 2. NJ Seats free Sabbath
School meets at 10 A. NJ
KINGS CHAPEI-King street, above the Palace-Rev. f. W.
Clark Pastor. Services, in Hawaiian every Sunday at
81 A VI. and 3 p. NJ
CATHOLIC CHURCH-Fort street. near Beretania-under the
charge of Rt. Rev. Bishop Maigret, assisted by Abbe
Modesto. Services every Sunday at 10 A NJ. and 2 z NJ.
sNITHS CHURCH-Beretania street, near Nuuanu street
Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor. Services, in TaSaian, every
Sunday at 10 A. NJ. and p 2. NJ
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vessel. Expected from Foreign Ports.

Barkentine Jane A. Falkenburg, or Bark Fanny Major,
Capt. Lawton, viii be due from San Francisco, Oct 20 to so.
Haw brig Advance, Robinson, is due from Puget Sound,
with cargo of lumber
Bremen brig AntilIa, Buschmann, sailed from Bremen carly In
May, with cargo to Melchers * Co.
Haw brig Emma. Bent, due from Tahiti about Sept. go.
American slip Gladiator, Cromwell, sailed from New Bedford
June 10. and will be due Oct 25-
A clipper brig left England about the close Of May with cargo
Of mdse to the Agent Of the Hudsons Bay Co.
Am barkentine Jenny Ford, is due from Teekalet, with a
cargo Of lumber to Hackfeld & Co.
American bark Messenger Bird, Homer, may be looked for
from China daily. with cargo China goods to b w Field
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The government, however, has tx or seven
months to talk over the subject of use lots be-
fore their completion, and we hope that before
they are brought to the hammer some wiser coun-
sells viii have prevailed than are developed in the
above advertisement.
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BALA-Ihe entertainment given last week ON
board the U. q Ship 81. Mary's, was a display of
taste and beauty, such as Honolulu has not for a long
49, - onlv Nth encom;nns ona no.t Deen
co6nare with the appearance of the J~
vh;eh no. comnleteIv covered oI ~ .rs
az. ;a.s-;.h ar,.,;.a, .ns;m. m
49,. -. !, tx.-a a. - cSASs1
.h....u- .;,.a wh;,h a...A0BD 686 apuns~Ny
$50. -. fnment even b up q
Zh;.ho.-d; :. o,r h.rt
-
Ahaos. s:-...-d :, ~
o'n - ~ Edv.yd Kem ~
e"P = - -;..r;shsd IN Mr.
-. a.m.-. and the epc;nes.
@s-mn.,w ON tho snot vere not put into6
mn e. ...:...ad !, . 49, had used ~
uon. luz " s
carpenter who slept on the premises, ana = suRk
to have caught from matches or from . PIPE
occurred in the night, q destructive oonnse
would probably have resulted.
.u.---,, w;s 49,. -.
-. rr;dov last and bapled aIongr
from Lana'na on rrdsy iass' anu 49, II %a
the new uovernmen' "na No DeIs
ship that ever maae ias' 'ne'e. Ing 1-oa"
handsome . snip . : . - e,e.
Dor, having q Dsau.iu' = -
= Gu = 81. sS-
and bone under the agency Of Capt D. G. Watts
60,
oALhsllAA -:As ' 49, 800
esoi
oco'cn oasp'peS- D'"u "i'n
out Herods Herod- "Sound the hogag, b.
whang-gang, let the loud hyena yell" 1t va
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LATEST DATES. received at shi. One
PoRr OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

Oct 6-Sch Favorite, from Kahului.
Am VIII bark Mercury, Hayden, $50 sperm.
Am VII bark Sarah Sheaf, Lopez, I'm Bristol Bay, $50
7-Br merchant ship Hamilton, FAIR, Is days I'm Pugetis
Sound, for Hong Kong, and sailed next day.
Sch Mary, Berrl, FROM Kawaihae-
Sch John Dunlap. Dudoit, I'm Kauai.
e-An clipper ship Hound, Stevens, FIN Lahaina-
11-Sch Sally, I'm Hilo via Lahaina-
IL Warwick, FIN Lahaina-
% Maria, Moteno, I'm Lahaina and ports on Maui.
IL" LhoIho, Thurston, finn Hio.
12-a Excel, Antonio, FIN Kauai
I2-sIoop Laanui, I'm Maui
A-Sch Kamoi, Chadwick, FIN Lahafna and Kahului.
INH-L NJ figate Perseverance,, 60 guns, Rear Admiral
Sugeol from Tahiti via Hlo-
l4-Am VIII ship Addison, Lawrence, firm Bristol Bay, 1000
VII 10000 bone
14-Sch Kekauluohi. I'm Kona. Hawaii.
ia whaleship in sight about ten miles to ee1ard Of the
harrQ, at 8 A. NJ