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Facilities Incredsed and Fare Reduced!
CA A NGE OF TIMEi
944 pftAr Monday, May 3rd, two daily
~ - - aNsy, isnndays excepied,l wilirun
Lt lo1os KEokUa at 700 o'clock A. NJ
ia is, ~, BrsTosgpoRr ,.sc :, 700" -
I'd Train 50 $3.50 Pm
Passengers for Sioux City, Council Blufs, Fort
Dodge, tort Des MoiEss, Ottumws, FsiNne Id, and
in;ermcdiat. points viii ;nke the TOO a.n train,
connecting beutontport with stages for all points
In Middle and Western Iowa. -
by this arrangement resia.nts along The - Of
the road will be enabled to spend FIVE HOURS
In hE1kIk and return sume evening.
IlIkOU1H TICKETS to ST. Louia leuisyille,
Cincinnati, and the kast, may be had at the o6ice
in Bentontrort.
GA- Fare ~ low ~ the lowest.
>. DMl6Hl EATON,
Enginesr aud Superintendent.
SAN'L A. DiAeK,
Asst Sup't and General Passenger Ax't.
A1Ticket Othoe at Railroad Depot.
MR- -ohcsi kilbournc's Block.
kuokuk, April -, '5s-daw
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SasnEday Evening T2gin Put On
OHIO e. MISSISSIPPI
''o.'l AtR s.vo..
K AILR OAD.
Complstedto Cincinnati Through ,oith out
change Of cGrs-- Only one chamUe
Of carst0 LouisUtiie-- One
ch 1nOs to CtepeLond

C0ntptetedfo Ctnctnnaft-- Through tctth Out
change Of cars-- Only ons change
ot c0rsto Louisutiie-- One
change to Cisveiand.
SEto Whss,ing, aud two less changes OF Cars
~ and baggage aIdG0 miles arer 70 ali East
ern Cities than ~ any other route.
fHE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE. carrying
the U. $. Mail and Adrms Eapres
On and after "Wednesday July lst, trains will
US. MAilTrain--Leavs. once corner 4th and
Chestnut, At l0seo .. N. Leaves East St. Louis
Depot ut 1850.
Express sTrain--Leaverofiee, corner Of xth ssd
Chestnut, At . p. m. Lsayss kast st. .LouisISps4
at t3 $50 p. IN.
In order to accom- modate the travelling pub
lie, saturday Afternoon Train has been nut
up, and trains will run sssbove ever, day except
sunday.
oNE SUNDAY TRAIN AT s:oop. N.
N. B-All trains make direcf sMd certain eos.
necftors ~ Cinctnnast with all Eastern Mail and
Express Trains, ,thusformis the sAorfest euicAe,t
and only Broad Gasse Route 10 New York boston.
fhiisdeiIhiA, baltimore, Warrington City Pitts-
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, buffalo, and ali
Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago, and Il points ON iineis Con.
trAl X. X.
ONLY oK1 cHAE0D or cARs TO CHICAGO.
New ork passengers have choice Of tour good
railroad routes. from Cincinnati, viz New York
Erie, n. \. Central, Pennsy lyania Central and
Baltimore 0Lso.
Through passengers should avail themselvss Of
this most ruiiahie route between the kAst ana
the Hest, ~ II affords unusual fsciiites bong I
superior road, and the only Lrcaa Guage koAd n
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, Lasa11
Rock Island, burlington, ieefia, bunieith,
lena, Peru. &c., connect at Sandovsl with
Illinois Central h. Il. fof the above named =
direct.
Passeugersfor Mattoon and Chicase conps
odin with The Chicago Branch: - fns
Louis with only ole change of a3a22 Il
Through baggage check given "
bsgEag, handiea iree, giving pe( 7
~ tho Depot.
Can be procured AZ
corner OF 4th and
Planters House, and -
Vine street.
gsU- Both Offices arc exactly q
only places to obtain rsiisbls inn = EaSicx IT,
W. II. CLEMENT yGsn'l Supt. ,.E
ISAAC WfMAN, Gen i " sstern An
Omnibuses will call for passengers and bakxs se
In any part Of the city, by leaving their address
either VI the ofices. Callrsgulsrly 1t the Hotsls
iyl7d
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fS1 kesksk FensaaeCeassa>.
Directors VI this CotlS D nsds ar
..e. msnt' s,,s With Dr. sss5 % .AisA Il.
lful lntl Of the Iowa Medical College, and
hsy. Gbas. A.. Williams, Principal-a
1&s w4An y and recon- mendsd a. pcsssss-
- and ~ psriencc, and those literary
- sesenunc quabacst0ns, reguisitcto the com
tsrprise.
The Spring Term will commence on Monday.
Msres III, undcr the superistendance Of Mr.. viii
nsms aided BY eompsteni sad experienced teachers;
the choice Of teachers tho Of study, and The
general discipline Of the College being subject 10
.sc sePcTvDIon and ~ psoval Of the Board, with
the pledge Of their permanent co-o operation and
counsel.
u isthe purpose of the Board 70 build M an in
stNutiol which shall fully meet the wants Of our
city and In this .aort they hope for the co-opers-
.s.n ana ympathy VI ali intel isent and liberal
Iae isstitssien will hsnceforth bs exciusivel,
ios 1e.ah pupils, and will . mprehend primary
sea eavanerd departments, with the ds,ien of an
f.unsss tacscagh organisation and classification,
aavancsment and progret. as the intei-
Daee Of the eonmuniiy viii sustain.
cement secures the cooperation and
tunoe0oeof Dr. 6snfo, d, TO whose litcrality and
paeite spiTit the lnstitetion Ia indebted for the
vtry iasoFabie terms which have been made for III.
use OF his rooms.
and eight daiiss per quarter Tor ordinary studies
Win Asmeli Adaitional charge for incidental ex.
ltnses, and extra harges for LATIN Er,n Ger
man, Music and Drawing.
DIRECTORS.
non M. r, Lowe, Hon. r. Curtis.
new ". II. Williams, Rev. Il. Gum,
VIM. leighton, CT. Conn,
Br'dsman, o. n Perry, i. X Ford,
-. W. aoDxn, sss,y. K. p. LONE
pkuk, March io-d Mt.
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Union Foundry
AND .&
MACHINE SHOP,

Ger. Hank 4 4th sis. ,.....-.k X Q OK M
1T. BEATTY 4 co..
MANUFACTURES cf steam Eng,net and AZ.
NI chinory Of every description, Saw and Gr,st
Mil M aehiaery, Aouse Fronts, Window Caps and
Sills ,Balsoni~sAn Vesandahs. A general assort-
ment Of castings : lwayt on hand. Orderssolisitsd
and promptly attended to.
keokuk, ApriIS, Sid
IOWA STATE lNNURANCE Co.,
ovYIck IN sAnrLx's sEw nuILLIk0, 2xp sYoRY,
Second Street, Keokuk, lows.
vINHIS Home Company takcs Risks on the safer
I classes Of property ON TIE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, at rates as reasonable As those Of any
reliable Company.
DIRECTORS:
Q. II Perry, II. Tucker,
Geo. B. Smyth, S. Hamill,
Wm. #. Turner, b. A. Day,
II. ID. Woodward, JW RANKIN.
E.H Harrison, John McCupe,
S. r. Voorhies.
oYrIcERs.
9. II PERRY, ,Prest. E. IL. HARRISON, Trsss,
s. HAMILL, Vice Prcst. WE. TURNER, sec,
iani3d3m IN
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Mar. - We Hostiess u eokuktans
slNlNEs are lIani. MON IL Scarce. Fut
l DUNE IL up With the Times. and down with
the Cash IL times are hard, ars WORK LAST, 4
vsar sxEAr wsILs. Ii money Is soAros, he
sFLLs VERY CHEAP.
Having just received his spring Stock, he il
now Ready 70 seconmodass all WHO may give him
call eiih IL Eastern OF Cusiom m ,de wort. and
woull call iicular attention tn the II ter.
Iia,in@ estabh he'd manaias turing on the most
extsndsdsesli be will keep cons,tn |, On hand and
make 10 orde, var, thing II bic hne, from psifi.g
on a patch or ns4 ksng in5.Hi ashss ~ Safse .
Gasisr or Iatsnt Ca Do,, amt ~in ell the be.l II
goo - at the very hwsst posettl prize fsr CASH.
In custom work he warrants rirs not to esamp.
but 10 Cure Corns.
MAMMOTH bot.
apr2si Nos. So bt ana bs Mx,nst. .ass
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Slaughter Coal Co.
Tons OF coal hsaaxx.,
AT 40 CENTS PER BI

AT 40 CENT6 PER an
ME are constantly supplying
w qualityof crate and stove COD
this market. ltiKhites es-ily, burns
generates more heat than any vth.r arti(
excepting none. lts chief economy and
consists IN is haRliIg 10 ashes sn1 ~
clinker ~ cindes.
tU mschsnical purposes itS1nsis3S not
suTpseeed, ~ those using it ~ sSSs
Order must be left on the u e, over
Collier Gus erocery store. 81 <sp Main
and Johr son, and they shall be promptly att. nded
10, ~ heretofore. L. {. DOElNE.
March s-,l A..ut
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Lumber.

THK subscfibsn would inform the consumer Of
1 LambsS, aad the pablis generally, Inst they
ussalIy made by Ssw Mil, including IAth,
Flooring, Joist Shooting and siding, Of any lsngh
that may b. desired.
Gall As the New Saw Mil, ~ The rivsrnasas
Whites Pork Hoase. PAUL 4 HUMk0.
n. B. Stove Wood for sale 1t 81 80 psr cord.
ssp3od1
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johnson and Ninth Streets,
KEoKUK. IOWA.
n. .. VAIL 4 CO.
jy1td -

Keokuk Book-Bindery,
AND BLANK BOOK MANuFACTORY sseV
RLAHk Books made and ruled TO any required
l1paitsrn. Court Records, justices Dock cts, As-
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, Ac., Ao., furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, de-, bound or re-
bound in any style desired. -
My Biudery viii be found on Second
next door TO the Mtbenaum, sign of the HBig
Book" ISAAC N. PIEkCE.
sep IL 'b7-d
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BAlSNUNI
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.


NJ ONs In contidc8ation If bard times, It Ia
! 4NkE nSssstar, t,r our cifis,rs to use econ.
ON u tAepssehss, = ' bat tn, consume. In
ordes ~ ~ 4eetsnd ehesr you must buy GOOD
- C4APsriicis. 1oen this, cali III W. n. .
Asstt5 ca.is old s,sId, wher. you ' III hndhis
8. I. Barnum,
and biz acron nodstirg claks, who are ey,r
ready and willirR 10 administer TO the wants Of
the cuntltSs nraitld,t Who daily throng
around his count.r sssitifg th.ir Turn ,e b.
serv,d vita the geed thingsso necessary to life
Ci1saept II keaknk, aud intll.rs ~ the sur-
oWmAessC. ntly, rise nc cal, and you viii
fst II the lonfes, day you live.
erstxn,a hssirg purchased tho entire
AAx Austin ~ at No. lOp. soulh
Net. three doors wcskH " Fourth,
II slsrai lhe Isueanno of Lis
bic generally. %sSXSsX
tAkS14td 10 ssy3St thr
aiaeeleh. s.ricl-
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VIM. Manners,

W M manners.
nv q = AND q . y = Y n
On Fosrth Street, between Jehnson aad Rxehanss
KROKUE, IOWA.
mayle-dly
EkkAr bargains y Dry deeds, Cioaks, Bonnsts
~ Ribbons, -. We are now Offering our we'll.
selected stock very low for sash Oar assogtnsnt of
goods 10 every dspastasnt 10 c0mplsts, and bought
very cheap, aad viii be soN lover than heretofore
offered, - 10, By doing own business, ssvsrsnt
and slssk-hife. We can and viii sell lover than
any ether sstAblisAmept.
sst33-d r. II. ABBOTT ! Co.
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MN AOafy>
FOR AUl UMN AND wlNTERl
I UST received az tho New Tailoring iiouss
~ kourth b street, between Main and BSuncesu,
oNEk ooAflhss bHkAs AsD eRccG3
fresid Mt tl.ih, M1itNfry. Lrovr
Moscow Coating, Grucp, olive.
Labrador do Biue, pAhlia.
French Ribbed and Bronls. and
Londvn Meisons; Bls.t,
" tse hsAAl lseneh and German msnufsctuse.
uoeskin. for Pants. Velyet. Cashmere yaisncia,
and frsnch embroidered Case. 0rcnsdine and 9TH
q IIsneh Silks and Satins fer Vests; together
@nnreiful sssor tmsnt Of the finest and most
nsn,nss. wh.cA will 10 made into gar
- istest and mos, spprored styles and
M q -. e s.sz sitting ..d s.p...I
lectldl
-, for tbs following
~ and fsrtuassy, 6entG
esehaat Tsilorisg, hadiss'
~ Millinery. bry xGeods. Co..
- Cream, tAniiy Groosry, And
Alsa = conneetsd with The hosss for :
Variety ukSHS o. basaar; eli of which VIII hs
rsnted On terms according TO the timss.
ap,36d A0RNisH . WIlSkY.
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M'TARLAhD HOUSE,
J. A. PATMOR, PRoPRIEroR,
Formerly cf the Ehsrnsn Houss, Chicago. nis.
fRONT-ST., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite Steam Ferry Landing,
FeSs Maatson, Iewa.
aep2edAN
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UndoItakox1,
nFFICE on Third Street, -. Maine&
~ and Johnson, nsxt - 1iekles = La-
cas' Bank, carry On ths basiasss u Undertaking
IN ali its branches. They haverecen ntiy made ~
tensivs sdditioos - their stock, and perfected
their asssassnssts In every departpent.
RA314T METALLIC BUkIAL CASES,
Inpesvtous 70 air And indsstr uetible highly srna
msnee1s enS Tor the preservation of the
dsa1s - vsll ~ COINS Of every style and finish
fsrn,sAsd 10 order.
Hearsss and csrYisger Il urnished, ,andths entire
Arrang ngcmsntso Of the funsra lsttendeot to when re-
suired.
Keokuk lows Nov IL ,lS57.d1y
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M j. - LILLY,

A.sfASSvhD. =. hicpNK
sTAEEOAD 4 mcCUNE.
"HOLkSALE 1k0cEKS AND COMMISSION
W MERCHANTS, second door above the corner
81 Bicadssa, Water street. ksokak, Iowa.
mchB-d1v
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GUNS !, GUNS!

Il p. NANCY Man. ss4t2rsrand wholssale
snd retail dealer In ali 4 .sds Of y 0uus Pistols
Bowie kniyss, tishing Tackle. 6porting Appasa-
sns and Ammuuition. All Naas varrAatsd. with
ne privilege q trying, ~ lower prices than ever
offered ~ The West Colts best kevoiysrs for $40,
And warranted Tor year. Sscond-st. bet. Main
and Johnson, keoku Iowa. liuly2AdAx
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'ENNssLvANIA AAsLMoAD.

+ ? = u
~ ursat central Route, eesns<t u
lAntie cities with the Western, StS,p
ahouth-wsstefn states, by . eontinUS0s Nail.
N.y direct. Ibis road ALSO connects a. Pittsburgh
Sssn aaily line OF steamers to all porte ON ths
Western Rivers, and st Cleveland and Sandusk y
wi,h steam ers 70 all pors on the NORTH vuster&
Lakes making IL the most direct, ehsapesf and re-
HaoH rsxfs by which fREidhT can be for parucd
to and tsan - evsss Wet.
aArY w1nN xnnkLrHA AND Pirrs1U Son
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II EsPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants Of
= keokuk and its vicinity, tha, he viii attend to
any bnsinsss In his line. From Lis long peri
Of ~ yea,s, be has pads himself familiar with
the varions diseases In the hosse-EpiA~mic and
lnAuensa FeveI, Lung Fever, lnnam mstioss, Stag
gsrs. sweeny botts, Worms, Collie, ,Spssns, SpAven
Bons, sprains. King Bone, Curhe, 10. Medicines
can be hsA by calling at his rssidens~ on 4th 1t,
between johnson and Exchange, Ksokuk, Iowa.
jan37dly
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KBllkCT4 IOWA THURSDAY. NAY 60 1883

~. X. LOVE 4 co.,
Successors TO Dcming / Lovs,)
BANKERS,
1--WE particular attention to collections o and re-
" init promptly on the day Of payment.
SBsKNcRs:
Bank Of North America, New Y ork.
Drexel Co., PhiisdelphiA.
r.. w, Clark 4 Co.,
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. sn~a
Jno. .. scaliy ,cashIaes DO Gn
8. Brady, CAshise6 nnR.
Branch State Be kanesvi
Commercial Ban al
State Sayings IND Loaf
Geo. Smith Co.,
nov14d
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CURTIS DH HOTHERS,
surveysvs and LanA Agents,
booNciL BLUFFS CITY lTf,................-....loW A.
RsSxn 70
WI. MsAlpine, G. X. New York.
Y. II. Tracy, !" I"
Adams Buckingham, "
Hon. Chax. Mason, Washington City.
aon.J. u. 8ordou, North Carolina.
Hon j. s. Orr, South Carolina.
Hon. p. C. Wright, New Orleans.
5. Papin 4 Brother, St. Louis.
beArYitt 4 Mason,
Capt. }. N. PTitchard, 90
H.shsrp, Cash, indiAnspo polls, Ind.
II. B. Curtis, Mt. vss1pn, Ohio.
Hon. Sam X. Curtis, keohuk, ,Iowa.
Chas. Parsons = Co.,
Hateh = Thompson,
Clarke, ,Gathris 4 sturgss, Baaaio, MY.
jy3dAw 9
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49, s-$S )0ots, shoes,
nAn and Ds Dry Goods Tin
boxsr, bsies and hunks,) Druss 75c. q 100
10 boxes and baies,) Feathers,
furs, Ac., Ae.
sEcos. oLAss.-~Domestic Ahset-
ing, d1artipg and licking lin
criginAlbales, } bragg i'm sasAsl
Hardware, Leather, Liqsvr In We. y ~
e.sks), Wall Paper, y oel .and M
sheep Psits, eastward, Ass 10. Nh
THIRD pcLAss.--Anviis, CkSihs lin
casAs Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
saltedflooss Or In sacks Pains Soc. y 100
!dry sseis oil,) Uis, Except
Eouss.cs..s s .cs .s,'sl; sosss., ri.h. p..
4 hssss, sss1E6e6, Lard and
l, Naik. Soda Ash, der n. u,na
10y, lar, Pitch, kosin, V'"'
steel, Manufactured Tobacco,
kosin Oil, Qusensware, Sugar, s03S
!hhds. bbls and bxs., AAe.,Ae. s
PLpuk-75o y bbl., sGsfi fur,bsr notise !. s
corToS-sa y 80 is;tts = So
isshippins Good. d. sa}poia. ...s q s s.
sdsiphis. be particular 10 alkk packages
peHn'yvan'a Re''road.'' Ali goods consiEnst
sburgh, will be forwarse1 eIInut ds.eution, 4
fkEIGHr Assyk clssH j a.. ySies
Co. Evansville, Is( ", 2n rhan. Essisvi
M y. q g4 6oa, Ind, ii. v. Bs,
e Co; an cip nati n ~. ers
60, zand aech &VCo., No. - KI31ly.
Boston - ~, No. Astor House. NJ
ghiAt sH kssl. Baltinors b. x. w 81
Pit,se4 II. H. HOUSTON,
II. /! LoMnAxA4 ~, 4, -AltooAs, PsSs.
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may ere long receive Il their quiet depths the
continuation of the earth's girdle. which Puck
boastcd of but realized not. We may yet hive 70
see the Pacific telegraph cable laid. This deep
sea water is excessively salt. as clear as crystal,
bat destitute of the bitter taste of the surface
water. The soundings from the Coast were quite
uniforms, indicating q level plain or plateau, OF
the depth of three miles, until near midway,
when the depth gradually decreased for q mile,
and ON this side as gradually increased to the
same depth as before, which was maintained to the
islands.
1t is the opinion of the officers ofthe Cooper that
these islands rise very abruptly from deep water,
and that a depth of two miles will be found
within a short distance of Hawaii. The channels
between the islands, too, have the appearance of
being very deep. No opportunity was afforded
to obtain soundings about our group before COM
ing into port, but it is intended to obtain them
when the vessel proceeds to sea. The Cooper will
remain here two or three weeks, and will proceed
westward on the usual route of vessels bound to
China, touching at Guam and Japan, and thence
to Hong Kong. aIrg1 GR
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The Government has

The CAPTuKKp Slave The Government has
concluded . treaty with the American Colonization
Society. by which the latter agrees to subsist and in
struct the captured Africans for one year, after their
arrival in Liberis, having . due regard for their
health and comfort For this service, somewhat les
than City thousand dollarsIxhich VAS the sum
originally proposed by the society-is to be paid
AUGUSTA. Ga, Sept 1.-The celebrated individ-
ual {" Dred Scott died ut his residence in this city
on Friday morning last. after an illness Of some
weeks Soon after the decision Of the Z. s. Supreme
Court in his case. he was manumirted by his owner,
the Hon. Mr.. -Chafee, NJ C. from Miss, and bred
died . free man.
Judge Boviin, the Government COMMISSIONS, Is
30 socompan the expedition to Paraguay He has
been instructed to demand. FIRST, ample apology for
the indignify offered TO the American flag; second,
full indemnity to the South American Navigation
Company; and, third, . ratification of the treaty
6rmerly negotiated by Mesrs Pendleton and
ISchenck- Upon the refusal Of either Of these de-
'mznds, Com Shubrick VIII be called upon to enforce
ltheRzE :
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Mr.. EDIroR-SIR /: At this seaso,
when 30 many Of ms arrive from our cola
voyages, and wish to refresh ~ourselv..
Brother Damon on Sunday, although 4
find the house full, still W. have alwsy, y
modated. Last Sunday q friend Of mi.
sumed that in the house of God he pi.,
~ofEense, be seated beside q Lady, (%crinoH'.
standing.) got frozen by a look from a
which has given him the chills ever sin.
tainly spoiled his devotion for that da, !,
Editor, as this house is called the Seam.
10 which we all contribute our mite, An; ,.
also the short time we are in port, nigh ,
tolerated to approach within rife dist,,,
being repulsed with such a glance as N, !,
got, and from which he is still SUFFERING
let some seats be set aside for ladies. ~
contact of q son Of the ocean, and ak,
seats in the back part Of the house vhs.
refreshed after our seagoing labors with ,
ing preaching Of u good Brother Danu
A Sos O, n
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BIRTH.

In the L s Hospital. Honolulu, Nov 5, Of heart disease. Ms.
GOODMAN RoBEzIs, aged 3, first officer Of ship BENZ Morgan
Of New London, Conn, where his wife lives His remains were
taken TO the Seamen's Bethel, from whence, AFTER the appropriate
ceremonies, they were conveyed TO Nuuanu cemetery for inter-
nent-
kSsIco, aged 5oa boassreerer- Death caused by a sudden lit.
and falling from aion-Eved but 10 minutes after striking the
deck Was q native of Tacahuano, and much regretted by all
on board
/ On the 10th Aug, in the Ochotsk Sea, by the capsiring Of a
boat While fast TO a whale, ASToxE SELszER. belonging to ship
Minerva. CrOxeu-
On board ship Hudson, of Fsirhaven- June II, very suddenly.
vhise in apparent good health, DAVID SMITH, ID officer Of the
ship, aged 50 years. a native OF Connecticut Capt Marston
thinks he had disease Of the heart
On board same ship, sept Il, ofconsumption, AFTER an Illness
Of II months, MATHEW RYAN, Of Buffalo, N ". aged about -
Droxnei, by the eaPsizing Of = boat belonging TO the Oscar,
in Angus, last, JAMES TYLER, blacksmith, supposed to belong to
Springfield, Mass
In Honolulu, june II Mrs JULIA AK REDWOOD, aged IS
years. wife Of Mr. Henry Redwood, sh ofacer Of Tybee-
Aug I'D, in 8 W Bay, killed by q whale, JoHS GRA0o,
bo&t<seerer % bark kingfsher.
In japan Sea, April Is. lat 32o 10 NJ CART. CHAnPIrx, Of
bark Fhrenc-- of Warren the complaint was general debility,
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

SEANENrS BETHEL-Rev- s. G. Damon Chaplain-King
street, near the Sailors Home Preaching on Sundays at
II A n ard u p n Seats fee- Sabbath School after
the morning services
PORT STREET Of Fort and Beretania sts
Rev. 4 Corvin, Pastor Preaching on Sundays NJ l. A. u.
and II r. n Sabbath school meets n 10 A n
METHODIST CHURCH-Suuana avenue, corner Of Tufui
stret-Rev- John N.CAy, Pzser- Preaching on Sundays at
.; IL Ax- and a Pm
KINGS CHAPEL-king street, above the Pzlace-Rev- T. W.
Clark Pastor Services, in Hawaiian every Sunday At
81 A n and 3 Pm
sNIIIFS C-HURCH-Be<fania sired, near NuuAna street
Rev. Lowell Smith Pastor Services, in Hawaiian, every
sunday n 10 A. II and q FM
CATHOLIC CHIRCH-FWt street. near Bdetzna-uDder the
charge of RI Rev Bishop Nzigrc<- assisted by Aeee
Modesto Services every Sunday ~ 10 A n and 2PM-
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faults Of pr. Attke port Of K,,.s
every ibailty for loading and di.eh.S
whish touch there Mr.. Macy Ia. ~
and l san boat Of twelve tons, which
In perfect order and in readiness for
changing coasters touching at that 49,
judge from this fact how long it would :,
discharge any Of tho vessels in the NJ
have bean informed BY eooi authont, =
can measure, bag and deliver one bu,sN !
potatoes alongside Of any ship toucbin. =
plies in one hour.
Should any Of your friends anon, .
feet wish to ascertain this fact, plas..
them TO call at Kawaihae, where thew !
satisfy themselves. but get a supply Of :
potatoes, beef and q general variety - :
supplies. !