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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

J.r1psx W. F. %rUNsAnD
J. PIPER & co..,
HOUSE FURNIszlERs g. CAB"
INErE MAKERS.
- ES~rECTFCLLY announce to the citizens Of Baton
II Rouge and vicinity, that they are prepared to
supply ali demands in the Cabinet, Furniture, Under
taking and Ilouae-F II, nishing business, and are now
receiving direct from New York and Cincinnati,
mahogany aud Blaca Walnut Bedsteads,
Sofas,
Arno.rs,
Rocking and Iarlor Chairs,
Bureaus,
Sideboards,
Wasbstands,
Book Cases,
China and CESS Flower Vases,
- Tea Sets,
Presentation Cups h saucers,
3" Toilet Sets,
e Bottles,
Bohemian Toilet Bottles, :
Glass Ware,
Toy Tea Sets,
Dolls,
> Marbles,
Toy Vases h
Fiji and Fie Knirrn,
Soup and Gravy Ladies',
Sugar Scoops and sister, -
Eutter Knives. Salt Spoon,
pinner and Desert Forks,
10 do and Tea so,ons,
Plain, Fancy, Cut and Pressed CLASP
China and Crockers,
Pisited Casters,
Cake Baskets,
Forks,
Spoos.
Plain and Fs ared Mating
Floor Oil-C'otha
Crockery and China Ware,
Pier and Mantle Glasses,
Gilt Mahogany fra"ees,
Ccoki1g Stoves and Crates.
Wood, Willow, and Hollow Ware
Mantle and Office ClocEr .,-
stores and Crates.
1eb 10y T~~
New foods
~ Just received, some splendid ~
Mahogany Sofas
: do Tete a Totes. .~ d..
do Rocking Chairs,
march 60 ). PIPER l. CO.
| PLATED r. SP00y ys71,. 49,. ". .
do Napkin Rings,
| Ivory and Wood Rings,
d'7 Salad Spoons and Forks
| Wine Coolers,
Knife Washers.
Table Mats, asserted kinds,
| Egg Baskets, .
! Knife Baskets. different kinds,
Ice Pies, Ninc1ng Knives, SC
,aax q, J, PIPER h co.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

Resxe, Isasv Hissss. Sesnv saaAfs ftaraa ssafs
s.Z Essa<t .s a.5xss.ss ID al s4.Hss, II Iass saYpa
/ sss7xes tn r.s@@
b 60 #s aaS~pts~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

SuIsHrics.
u ecelved this Day
III 10 Casks Clear Sides,
g Hhds Choice Sugar,
4 Casks Am. Brandy,
10 n do OH Marion Whlskey.
50 Bags RioConee,'
10 Boxes Pearl Starch,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

AtJc iattesf night -~,,>,
Wines and Liquors.
ID late arrivals from Bordeaux
D. II pipes old Co2nae Brandy
K do do Chanpaignc do
do do do no very Old
Crses of Brandy 1905 do do do -
champagne: Il
j. baskets Jenny Lind,
80 j baskets of st. Mark,
baskets Heiisick pints and qusrta'
, baskets Mort i Chsndens, A No. l.,
ID cd Wines:
Il Hungarian c!aret-new desert "ira,
Chateau Ieovile,
do D%uplessiE,
do st. Fgteph-.
White Wines:
w Chateau Drplessls,
do Eyourm,
Haut Sauterne
Emile Norel-Bordeouy
81. Mary do, and ether to arrive
now BAREsE ~kf3FNJAMlN'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23
e. IANOUE.

T ardsvnre-~-The under signed ia re been FOR the
i L last month spenfig goods direct ffan: the Mani
factories, aud are satisthd that they have itb Store.
the largest rad most varied assortment pf hardware
out Of New Orleans, which they offer for sals at their
uauml low prices. Purchasers will find It to their
interest to call and saAsninea hctors rsudlng to tue
city. LARGUfEs Il LANDUE
Cor. Latay stte and Florida ats.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

NEW Ugh "A bright light you can aiTaJs
~ have Without selling your hands with oil %tall
end zee those elegant and economical lampss juEt re-
ceived. No danger in their use. Exanine for your
self al K. bosEl's
Oct. alst Drug Stsre.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

4 COOP NANE.--A Sau Francisco
paper, talking about the nomenclature
Of towns and villages settled By "bo;n-
bras' from the States, remarks:
We have heard of towns in cur States
called by such NAMES as One-D og-T'own,
MuggginsvfIls. Mad ulL-lown, Jackass-
Guich, Shirt Tsil-Conmon, etc, but of
all the sxecrabIs Names that have yet
come down to ia from the interior, we
back downlo "Greuud-Ilog-GIory," 1t
Is tue sublime of the ridiculous.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. r. FAY. has re.opened his office
~ with new materials. impaired Instruments, and
with all Of the new improve nJeHts in the profession,
Offering more perfect work at prices to suit the eon~s
yenieuce Of all. #&E*
Terms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS At hia residence, La
'systte staes., DAMN ttuhssfsS f-fs5
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
THAVE APPOINTED Mr.. Z. BOGEL
/ Druggist Of Baton Rouge, nay Agent sez shs sale OF
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23
tn Cotton Planters, :

The unders,gned Offers his services to Cotton Fla
srs A. Il Vi WRIGHT. He has had ain pls sxperlsa,
nd can produce the beat OF referenfesA
BENJAMIN y1EE1ER :
Baton Rouge June Is II
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Fresh SUPPLIES!

1CD4 01ICN
MOS Mackarel in barrels,
~ " do il" Il do
Coverings best re3nsd loaf sugar in boxes,
Louisiana loaf sugar in barrei-,
Crushed q q -" .s'
Powdered e Is
nleine soap. Small bars.
French brandy IN quarter casks,
Il s III cases of one ! duzen
American brandy, ~ and "a.
Coarse and 6se SAT-,
Roanoke tobacco, SIS,
Ghildcrs' Honey dew.
Goshen butter Of the Resak=a ,fasrr,
Large assortment If White wines, 10 ars4ss eve
r. day ,SS-Tf&* @ @
Champagne OF every brand and quality,
Plasserers material. Cape lime, pfasser. Gefasn', &c
plasterer's Hair In Large quantities.
Oct 2stf. BfRSE sE-ssA siAs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

= E Old WHISKY ~ = r.. ~
Osd Rye Wh1skyr :
Gid Mica aaRs hs3s,
Dnf Teatesa Esserrn-
h ss y Barrels nf faah 81 shs shors bEsnds FHhss
. hasa. sxi1 sssu. CT year ehnnee ~1I - ~,
-, ~. 5ssS, - Ea3sEEE u E1ssJaaEs4@
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23

HARD up.-Clucinua.i is bankrupt,
almost. The City Council had 40 ac-
count sent in for payment on Wednes-
day, bnt it eou d not be pa;d-,l'e az
g'egate "~assets' Of the city e~xchequer
only amounting TO 81 25.-Advocate.
Aud how much is there IN the treas
ury Of cur State TO meet the expenses OF
Inc present legislature, to say nothing Of
other expenses of the wheels Of govern
nent! What has become Of all the
small change" in the bleeding "Pe|i-
cans strong box? Can Democracy
answer it,? We doubt it,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-23
TOM STONES,

Wcsi Baton Rouge, Jan, 18th 1858.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-05

-~ &|-t@X& xx- 00f
&Ms. EDrron:A notice in your rapsrpSe she "a
;nss. : statement xsned : To- to the effect that ! had
in nv capacity Of Road Supervisor wrongfol'y COL
lected So each from certain people in Honolulu Nr
road taxes. -
- desire 10 correct this statement and 70 inidpn the
public through you that a very wrong 1nf9en
arise therefom. 1 was Deputy Road Supervpor IN
the district Of Kona. Oahu, during the pa yeer anu
acted throughout under the orders OF my superor'
On commencing work, a number Of the people who
had failed to pay their road tax TO the regular col
lector. offered to pay me the same This l refused
as being not my place to receive. when, at their re
quest, I undertook to procure substitutes to work tue
required number of days. for So each. This was
done, and had :. t. made any inquiry he would have
found out the truth. / have the appreciation ana
support of my superior officer in this.
Yours respectfully,
s. KAAPuIKI,
Ex Deputy Road Supervisor.
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We have received from a correspondent who is in
terested in horticulture, the following account Of a
new insect plague which he has discovered on this
island. Perhaps some Of our correspondents can give
some further Information upon the subject
| collected, a few days since, from the trunks of
two young breadfruit trees (about three feet high
with stems nearly as large rs a fnger) from fifty to
one hundred specimens of a small beetle living in and
upon apparently the pith of the stem, and having
holes for ingress and egress every few inches up and
down the trunk. The pith was completely destroyed
and the trees dead, of course.
The animal was about one-fourth Of an inch in
length, with a head very large for the body, the top
of it consisting of a black plate covered with fine,
slightly recurved. sharp points. which seemed (though
l was not quite certain, having no good microscopy
to be elevated or depressed at pleasure. The jaws.
as is common with beetles, very powerful. The
wings, which they seemed reluctant to use. large and
delicately shaded. Do you know whether they attack
any other trees, or anything Of their habits! Some
natives, whose attention l called to them, said they
were . " mu'' that attacked and killed various kinds
Of trees. healthy ones rs well IS those already sickly
and dying. Perhaps some Of your readers or cor
respondents may have observed them more carefully
than r have bad an opportunity to do.
founs &c.,
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Correspondents Of the Commercial Advertiser,

HONOLULU, August 4, 1858.
SIR Tho 31st of July has come and gone, and so
have tile races, which it usheredin, or l should say
the apology for races, for I speak of the past.
Surprising where there was so much preparatory
smoke there would eventually be something ola blaze.
I made up my mind to see some sport, s.pungaleed
down. my scot to entitle me to the entrada, and went
in. But if you call what l saw racing. there is a new
synonyme for humbug in the English language.
l hear His Majesty refuses to give up the purse,
which constitutes his stakes. and all bets stand off.
1t appeared to me, as it would to any other /" man up
a tree,' that d Trick (f any horse was enti-
titled to the purse) was the humble individual who
won that honor. He jumped over every hurdle, if he
did come in second. ..Old Bill" refused the second
entirely. But one can't blame the beasts-they were
as evidently ashamed of the hurdles as the getters up
of the ). truly English National Chad tteristic'' ought
to have been, to try to impose such burlesques upon
decent kanaka horses for the genuine article which
the John Bull ra GERS are accustomed to go over.
So much for the racing. The fireworks we're good;
but if they had been put up further out of town it
would have given US a chance for a longer walk.
Why couldn't they have been on the Esplanade:
The splendid pavilion devoted to the use of the
public on Waikiki Plains blew down before I got
there, and I have nothing to say shout that. 1t gave
one q good opportunity to see the generous pro-
vender 20 literally supplied without having :. to 60
to cover"
The best thing | saw on the plains was a game Of
Base Ball. for it was got up impromptu, and without
the aid Of Committse of AnangementsAit had,what
all the others lscked, an Sir Of natural gaysy md
enjoyment. :" TRENzE 81 ur.ss
EN aNsx&A&xo
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Vessel. Expected from Ferrsz" Ports

An: ship Alexander, Bush, sailed from New London for Homo
,1iu May u, with cargo 10 c. A Williams x Co.
An schooner Martha, Penhallow, would sail from New Lon
eon for Honolulu about July l.
An. ship Modern Times. Of H A Pierces Line Of Packets
would leave Boston for Honolulu via Tahiti, in July.
Br brig Recovery, Mitchell. Is nov due from Victoria, vi
An ship Lucas. Daggetf, $50 tons, will be due from San Fran
cisco shortly, and will sail for Puget sound
Am ship John Marshall, Pendletou, with cargo Of guano, from
Jarvis Island. due daily.
Am bark Young Greek. Taylor. Of Pferce's Line, sailed from
Boston for Horoiuir direct, June I
An. ship Mountain Wave, Harding sailed from Boston, In
PIerces Line Of Packets, May 20. for Honoluiu direct
Am. ship Gladiator safed from New Bedford June 18th. for this
port
Br. bark Portcns. MCGOWAN. sailed from Liverpool. May
=. fog Hynoiuiu, With merchandise r. r c Jancn-
The clipper ship syrrn, JOSS IONS. bad been purchased by
AesssL Hunneveil 4 Brewer, 70 take TIE place II the John Gil
pin IN fhe Sandwich Islands line Of packets-saiied from Boston
dnrect Nsy 20, Consigned to c Brewer %.
The ship Harriet & Jessie, Gray, sailed from View Bedford for
Honolulu direct, May 49,
Danish bark Cnndace was to sail from Hamburg In April, with
n<rrhandise 70 II. Hackfef ( Cc-due here IN August
The nncsing vessel. are expected at this port in October. to
Iood oil FIRM Ban Hrsnctsco-Ships Anglo Saxon, Golden
CITY and 2aduga-- From sydney-shiPs Mary Robinson
I'D Wasin9f1R lHsto1.
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

sEAMEN-s BETHEL-Rev. s. C. Damon Chaplain-King
street, near the Sailors Home. Preaching on Sundays al
IL An. and y P. N. Seats free. Sabbath School after
the morning services.
FORT STREET Of Fort and Beretania sts
Pulpit temporarily occupied by Rev Lorrin Andrews.
Preaching on Sundays al L. A N. and "a I. N. Sabbath
School meets at 10 A. n
METHODIST CnURcH-Nuuanu avenue, corner Of Tutul
street-Eey. Wn. 5 Turner, Pastor Preaching every
Sunday at IL A n. and u P. NJ Seats free. Sabbath
School meets at 10 An
KINGS CHAPEL-king street, above the Palace-Rey T. W.
Clark Pastor Services, in Hawaiian every Sunday at
% A. ". and 3 Pm.
SMITHS H~rRCH-Bere,ani street. near NuuaUl street
Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor. Services, in Hawaiian, every
Sunday 1T 10 A. NJ and q p. N.
CATHOLIC C~HrRcH-Fort street. near Beretania- under the
charge OF RI Rev. Bishop Naier-t. assisted 10y Abfe
Modesto Services every Sunday a; 10 A. ". and : N.
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HONOLULU, 4 Aug, 1858

HoxoLuLu, 4 Aug, 1858.
Ma. EDrroR IL beg to inform the public that the
four subjects which had taken from my inedics
work upon Moral Philosophy will be replaced. for my
course of lectures. by a historical sketch that has
never been treated before. and that must interest in
the same degree English and American citizens.
NV first lecture will be delivered on Thursday 18th
instant. I have the honor, &c.,
D. FnrcK, LID.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. L.
MEMORANDA.
R~por, OF Ship Gen. pike.

Report Of Ship Gen. Pike.
: . Ic-sA Tsbsus, Smith, NIB, last from ut Farweather,
Clean
ic-sA AdeIas Gibss, Wilmington, FL, las, from Mt F W,
Glenn.
eo-sh Draper, Sanford. NB, last from Mt FairHeather, "a
mos cut, 100 wh on board, 500 VII this season, 5
whales taken
oo-sh Florida, Fish NIB. last from MI w, 20 mos ont,
200 rh Whole voyage, 200 sh this season, s
whales taken.
eo-sh Architect, Fish, nj, last from Mt T W, 1000 VIII on
hoard, 1000 VII this season, J whales taken.
5e-Sh Geo Washington, Brishrman, wareham, last from
Mt r W, Clean
co-sh Rainbow, Halsey. NIB. last from Mt r W, 100 rh
:ds season, s whales taken.
Repoyt of Cap s. Osborne. Of Ship Nm.W irf.
L<a Kotizcx ground July IL, on account ~ sickness, The cap
in having been very iox with an fiction Of the ;hrsat- July
= spoke bark Arab. GrinneIl- 100 Ibis. which reports the follow
ships: July !. bk Ripple, 800 bbis; 81 Moctezuma. 800 bbIs.
"a leaving the ground the weather was good, and whales were
: IN IN plenty.
II sh Gen. Pike reports tia: bk Cynthia, Of Honolulu, los.
: = main ropuast while cutting in a whale Ripple, Of New
L1uaon, lost her fore tppmas. and j:bboon.
u Spoken, by sh Gen. Pike, July 20. lat 30 y, Ion. 1895
- W. nrcht brig Consou, Of Port Madison, 10 days from San
Y.zDcisco. bound to Straits Of Juan de Fuca Sound.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

Renittances for the COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER may he sent in
coin b. mail to the publisher, or through an agent. Back num-
hers can he supplied 20 such as wish them. Copies for mailing,
done mp in wrappers, can be had at our counter.
TERzs--Six Dollars per annnm.
Single Copies I2l cents each.
Bound volumes, l. aud III. for sale IS per volume.
AGENTS Eog Tue ooxMsRrAL ADVERTISER.
LshaiHa, Maui c. :. BARLOW, Esq.
MakGsrGO, T.. Maui : l. l. T0RBERT. ESQ.
HIO, HaEcii Capt. j. WORTH.
karaihGe, Hgcaii = Capt JAS A. LAW
Eona. HItr1ii THOS. III. PARIS, Esq.
KOt0G, hHxTi DIR. J. W. SMITH.
san FraHeiScO, Cal l. z. FISHER, Esq.
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The Fall Season.

From present appearances, the Inference is
that the fall season for whalers at these islands
will begin earlier than usual this year. Four
ships have arrived from the Kodiack ground Zone
from San Francisco.) all. excepting the latter,
with good fares and bringing a favorable report
for SO early a one, from some thirty vessels which
cruised in that sea. Although 90 the season. will
be earlier. it probably will not be shorter than
those of the past four years. The following dates
will show the interval between the arrival of the
first and last whaler of the season during the past
four years
Iss.-dss' ship arrived September %: last do Dssemssr q
1885, . I" August o; " AZ December Is.
ISL" " " August %; " :" November 81.
OF the forty ships which have cruised this sea-
son on the Kodiack, more than one-half are
known to be old New Zealand cruisers, and if
they touch at all at these islands, will make but
a short stay at present, their season proper being
in the spring, when on their way back to the
North. About twelve of this feet, moreover,
have been out over two years, and will proba-
bly, prefer making a clearance to cruise on New
Zealand and home-that being the case with the
Gen. Pike and VIM. Wirt, which have arrived
here within the past week.
But the bulk Of the feet cruising in the Ochotsk
and Arctic Oceans are on the first and second sea-
sons. numbering not far from 100 vessels. These
will prefer TO remain on the ground till the latest
moment that the weather of those high ATTITUDES
will permit, or their degree of success may re-
quire. For the past four or FIVE years, the last
ship of the season has been from the Ochotsk.
The first arrival from thence in 1856, was the
Bartholomew Gosnold, Oct. 5 !; in 1857, the brig
Agate, Sept. 90. The first left early on account
of bad weather and the loss of a boats crew, and
the second was quite as much of a trader as q
whaling vessel. The season in the Arctic and
0chotsk Seas is always later than on the Kodiack,
although the navigation is much more intricate
in the former.
A larger number Of ships than usual have
cruised this season in-the Arctic, probably thirty
or forty. The Arctic fleet usually leave that sea
by the end of July, arriving herein all October.
probability is, therefore, that we shall have
a larger number Of vessels here in October than
usual. 1t is impossible to f~oretell what the sea-
SON in the Arctic or Ochotsk has been from any
reports received from the Kodiack. 1t is graft
fying To hear that the first Hawaiian whaler heard
from has done so well-hailing 900 bbls. The
vessels that visited Bristol Bay last season after a
cruise in the Kodiack, averaged about 200 bbls.
more 10 each ship than they had taken in the lat
ter ground, and they will probably do as well
TINS season.
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Prom LAzAIxA and KAIuoLEro-per Maria, Aug. 1-2s
cords frvvcod- . bAies dried hsh, 90 empty boxes, 10 boxes
mnpeaL log Of sugsrcane, b~fe1dfuit, poi, &c
Ircm RArxf-per John Young, Aug. 81 cords nrevood, 8
hozs, - deck pzssengers-
From KAwlmAs-per Manuokazai. July 31-75 csks beef.
Yr KxHrIrr-pcr Mogkefkf. Aug. "a bags -four, q do meal,
1kep szxs<, 9 c. mds, = pkrs shocks.
From KAvAzAE-per Mar, Aug. 2-12 bunocks, $50 br:s
~ - do poeaaoez- % hida-
1.-TWO LARGE LOOKING GLASSE9, with GIT
frame and marble plat, fS SALOONS, common Looking
G3nsest With do do, for tables, cutGass Tunbiers and Gobbiefs
For sale By
az h. HAGkKELD \ co.
DATENT SPRING BEDS-Made y pdsr by
- CHAs. W. FOX, CABINET Make.
7e6 HoleI pxeek
RED WOOD.
AgUyNlQn
ma LEw3R47
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PASSENGERS.

coAsrwIsE.
From LaHArsA-per Maria, Aug 1-Mr whitesde, and 10 on
deck.
From KArAlHAE-per Manuokawai, July 3l-A d Cart
wright, Esq, John Akina and family, 2 Chinese, and 10 On
deck. a&
For LazArsA-per Kamos, July so-s Honmeyer, Z Bailey,
and o On deck
From KawAHaE-per Mary, Aug IA Cooke and wis, W
A Cooper. II Downton- o on deck.
For kAHULu-per Nokeiki, Aug 2S Lockwood, kandau
Smith, ] Chinaman, and S on deck.
For Hno-per Maria, Aug REV Mr. Waisuorth aud VIE
b Pionan aud son. Major Miller, ard Is on deck.
AT Hama, East Maui, July I'D, the wife Of Rsv. W. o. BALD
WY. OF a son
Ia Honolulu, July 81. the wife of A. G. THrRsToS, Of a son.
DIED.
-
At the Z. 8 Hospital. July 81. JAMES sxurE, of Syracuse, "
Y. State He had been an invalid inmate OF the Hospital for
Eve years past
In this city. Aug 4, an infant child Of wm. c. and Lydia
Cutrsn-