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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor and Attorney at Law.

Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, y. c.,
viii atend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
hns,on and Chatham the Superior Cnurts Of New Han
r and SIMPSON, and the Terms of the Federal Courts
.nd Supreme Court Of NOrth-Carolna at Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
q. Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, May g. 5s--sw.
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QUENT. BUSBEE.

QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ABB LAW,
determined to devote hereafter the whole o his time his
nssuu can always be found at his office in the Brick
Raw on Fayetteville Street-unless absent the Circn
March |, 1899. 2A-ly.
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Cures Guaranteed.

DR. CLOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
u the last year u new remedy fur CANCER-purrly
table, and perfectly harmless Persons visiting him
viii moi be required ray anything until is effected.
unless cases that have been rendered ncurabe ut least
doubtful by the of Mineral pisnns. He also treats
sua tumors disease Uf the hrOat rheumatism,
affections. DC.
Pamphlets containing testimonials Of the highest char.
seter forwarded to any that may wish them.
Address, j. A. CI.OPTON,
Huntsville Ala.
March is, 1885, s2-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

H.W. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH. N. c.,
rr.yING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the Law in the County Courts will
',,nd promptly to all business entrusted to their care
Ther viii attend the County C"ars of Wake, Johnston,
xxi franklin Granville, Person and Orange
Hce on Fayetteville Street. above ,hs Lawrence Hotel
.hrre one or the other may be constantly found.
Jan. g. 1855. ST.
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KooLAuLoA, Sept. 9, 1859.

hOOLAULOA, sept. 3, 1903.
Ma ka mea hoopuka keia nupepa Aloha oe,-
Ma kou pepa o ka la l Sept. mel, ua ike makou ka
olelo hoino no ka Lunakanawai o Koolauloa. Eolelo
ana he Lunakanawai naaupo, ia like koua ike me ka
ike o ka puaa, i ka Ia ~hapanuia a me ma olclo hoino e
ae he nui vale. Ke hal aku mel maua ma Ike akea.
imua o ma mea ike a pau ma Ike 40 nei, me ka hoo
kamani ole. He hoopunipuni a he wahahee loa ka
nui o ma olelo i hoolahaia, no ka manao hoino vale
tho no ia a me ka piha i ka huhu, no ka mea, aole i
hooholoia ka pono mona ma ka hookolokolo ana. o
Ike ano mau no ia Ola haole, he huhu n me ka manao
kiekie, a me ka hoowahawaha i ka Lunakanawai
kanaka. Aole o keia ka Lunakanawai vale no ka;
hoowahawahaia ma keia olelo, o ka poe mana koho
ia ia kekahi. o maua me ka daio,
s. NJ. NAUKANA.
j. NJ. KALAMAZOO.
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Licences Again.

Mr. EDITOR IL notice you published a communi
cation in your last paper. on the subject of licenses,
Wholesale and retail, and sundry peccadilloes for
want Of any license at all; and 1 second the suepes-
ton Of your correspondent, that you publish the law
on the subject,-not in a solid mass among other
laws,--but give US the law by itself, or If that is too
long, give us a synopsis of it, in brief, that all who
cell may do so understandingly. and not subject them
selves to a fine for selling illegally.
There is a peculiar propriety, nop, in protecting
those who honestly pay for their privilege Of selling,
because the government is imposing a very heavy.
aud hitherto unknown. burthen upon the business
community. in the shape Of additional fees at the
Custom House, for entries, taxes upon merchandise
in store. an increase in the amount paid for licenses.
and, after q few months, An enormous increase 8n
duties. And if the government is not willing to
keep a Gloss watch Of those who sell Illegally. and
thus protect the licensepayers. it is not doing 4.
duh. and 4 not scorth tAe cod Of supporting u.
g Nov, nrk Editor. - I read the law, I have verv
little doubt that almost every trader in sHonololn.
Who has not both : Wholesale and ! etaiIf6exS :
= ths fkequent habit Of violating i. tutbS lniurv =
thoeg = h6y6 paid tbeir u5z5 - ~ ~nriv;is,s =.
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TRANSLATION. ]


KooLAULoA, Sept. q, 1859.
Mr. EDITOR Dear sir We observed in the
Commercial .ddrertiscr of the LIST inst, a communi-
cation containing statements injurious to the charac-
ter Of the District Judge in Koolauloa-makine the
Judge out to be a stupid fellow, knowing no more
than a pig during the greater part of the day, and
bringing against him, besides. other important
charges. Now. we hereby declare, in the presence of
all the world, that the greater part Of the communi
cation alluded to, was incorrect and false, originating
entirely in the angry and evil thoughts of the man
who wrote it-because the case was not decided ex-
actly AS he wished. The man who brought the
charges is a foreigner of a proud and naughty dis
who despises a native Judge. and he is not
only AN enemy of this Judge, but also of those who
appointed him to the Office.
Respectfully and truly yours.
3. NJ NAuKANA.
j. NJ. KALANIPoo.
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-NAvAL-Honolulu has been. this year, an unusu
ally long time without q man-oEwar in port. Now.
however. the charm is broken, and as the busy sea-
son has commenced, We may expect. before long. to
see the Gags Of several war vessels flying in our har-
Dor. On Saturday last. His Imperial Majesty's cor
vette Coastantine arrived. and q salute Of twenty
one canne yen and returned. reminded the Homo
lulu peop old times. The Constantine carries
twenty-five guns, and is last from Ponta Arenas.
The following is q list Of her officers:
N N. Huguet de Majoureaux, Capitaine de vaisseaux, Com
Toubert, Capnaine de frigate, Commandant en- I'd.
Massiou, Lieutenant de vaisseaux.
Larret, Lamangnie, Enssigne de vaissean-
Roy,
Parixot,
Pouveau,
Huas. Aide Commissaire, Ohcier administration.
Duplocy, Chirurgien lie. cl-Chirurgien Major.
Roux, Chirurgien Be c. Perrain, Aspirant 2e cL.
Leblanc, Aspirant lie. c. Gaudin,
Lefevre, 2e. c. POTTER,
Caulaoube," Leclerc,
Escande, "
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Am. clip. sh Golden Eagle, Luce, to SAIL from San Francisco the
middle OF September.
Am ship Aspasia, sisson, from San Francisco, to sail Aug. 80.
Am. bark Yankee, Lovett, to sail from San Francisco early in
September, due here 10Th to 10th.
Am. ship Ocean Express. Willis, from San Francisco. on her
way To Jarvis Island To load guano, to sail about Aug 30.
Hav. sch Kinoole, Foss, from a guano expedition, due about
August 30th.
%. with assorted merchandise to Chas. Brewer ID.
Am. ship JOSIAH Bradley, Dunbar, from Boston, to sail May 10,
assorted cargo TO J. c. Spalding.
Am. ship Siam. Rice, from Boston, sailed May sth, with cargo
whalemen'si stores TO c. A. Williams & Co.
Am ark Moaeka, Hamilton, I'm Boston (via Tahiti sailed April
19, part Of her cargo asst'd mdse to b r. Snow.
A ship Is expected I'm Hongkong in July, with asst'd cargo Of
Manila and China goods to Hackfeld & Co.
Brit bark Humphr y Nelson, Chenerd. FIN Liverpool, to sail
April IS. asst'd cargo to Janion. Green & Co.
Brit ship Gonelza, -, I'm London, sailed April q, asst'd
cargo to agent Hudson's Bay Co.
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THr Lrcrun-We are glad to hear that this use
fl .aeociation continues to flourish among US. Inc
old .ub;ect Of ..Capital Punishment" proved the
theme for a very interesting discussion among its
. members on Tuesday night last 1t VIII De seen oy
the advertisement in another column, that Juoge
| Robertson delivers a lecture before the Lyceum to-
morrow Thursday evening, in the Bethel Inc
public are invited to attend.
TIE DoLpRuMs.-The schooner Queen, which arri-
! we'd here yesterday. was six and a half days on the
massage from Kauai-during five of which she lay
motionless in q calm. This feat has been surpassed
as the passage has before been made in nine days.
~ Rev. Edward G. Beckwith, received oy the
last California mail, a call from Rev. MIR. Bentons
Church in Sacramento, to supply the pulpit during
his absence. Mr.. Beckwith has accepted the call,
and sails by the first packet for San Francisco instead
If returning to the United States via Cape Horn as
was his intention.
MAIL ExpEcrEp.-The mail of Aug. 8, is fully
due. by the sOcean Express and probably would
have been here a day or two since, had it not been SO
calm. 1t will probably arrive by the first wind.
F We are indebted to Capt. Moore. Of the Jenny
Ford, and Capt. Bates, of the Flying Eagle, for late
favors. -
KAuA1.-Judge Hardy, of Nawiliwili, has been APP
pointed acting Governor Of Kauai, during the illness
of Governor Kanoa.
~ Several communication are again crowded
out, some of them being in type waiting insertion.
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MEMORANDA.


Aug 6-Iameri2ne, Wfnslow, NIB, SOsp $50 VII $50
u Capt Pontius Ofbark Caroline, reports: May 8, spoke
ship Julian, wineger, Who reports having spoken, May S, ship
AaA. 0dnneE, Of =. H, with jib-boom, foretopmast, and main
sspRuAnemast gone, having pitched them OF while lying to in
. ph of wind from z n. 4. Capt wineger furnished HIM
"a spsA There we're about ten boats lost in the same gale.
Dwk Csruline lost one
may "A. poke bark Fortune. Lester, With jib-boom and fore
top QAantn.ss gone, having pitched them od while lyingto in
aUk Nag IL Caroline. Of Greenpot, lost another boat, stove
bu1vsrfs, and leaking very bad A number Of other ships lost
1000 - the same time
% Bsrkentine Jenny Ford, Moore. n days from Teekaiet,
ogs- Len II reekaIet the American ship Arab, loading for
Sydney, TIE bark Friendship. for San Francisco. and Danish
soHp@, kr C.iao-
Dv.ss At sxA-c.ps. Moore. ofthe b.rkensnc Jenny Ford,
UDu0 shas on the 9Th August, lar IS deg. 10 min, long. l34
- - lin, noticed, - be went on deck to take his observa-
~, uns bes<s noon- . smoke on the horizon, and called the
ssnuenn e HIS mate n the circumstance, Who thought that IL
rs psuknhly . whales trying out The smoke appearing to be
- ennnse ~ eWE1e. and bore down fer the vessel. reaching the
$500 bo0 g IN IL proved 10 be . large British ship. On
nN, With evesytAfng s@e bot her n.inmast and part Of her
Dnsn&spnna. Her hun vas on IRE from bow to stern. About
- M % vindw.sd- eans across the ships long boat, which
- unusunny hsge. snne - hes in length It had a water
srna, tie erew prosahay hav1ng bssn picked up by scme YES
~ : ~ boun besre. ne wreck ny In De track Of ships
beund = snn 7ssncisca n beaf vas Neus1 and brought to
sxis port The haxk sailed around The wTsek. ~ ooah see no
sies a. any persons on o. about her, Apart q ~ stern was
burnt az ut the following letters could Be distinguished. HROR-
ny NON-6Ow-1 The ship vas probably the Forest
Nsssruh q Glasgow. bousd to San Francisco. She was burnt
r~rH = Ne waters edge. II being nearly dark and squany
vussba. dh not attempt 20 board her. When last seen the
Aans sppsarsd to Increase.
Coaascuos-ne Statement made q week OF two since In the
a5pps.e nsmannds, th.t nneen cattle died on board the Jen-
n Po6 ker - h4p 70 Victoria, vss Incorrect Capt Moore
Iusxns 8tkaso ~ Ense did. and those from injuries received
edtag @ hosrd-
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

81 Our readers may expect that we should
say something in regard to the melancholy affair
which occurred at Lahaina on Sunday last.
But there are 30 many vague rumorsa hoat, that
we forbear for the present giving any version of it.
A NEW BUoY-we learn that Capt. Barras, of the
schooner Kalama, on his last trip to Hawaii, success
fully laid a buoy at the anchorage near Kea,caiki.
(little harbor,) Kaupakuea, Hilo, and landed there
a heavy s%ugar-mill for Mr.. Metcalfs plantation,
without difficulty or damage, and that. too, in quite
rough weather. This conduct reflects great credit
upon Capt. b. as a skillful seaman, particularly as
he is a new cruiser on that route. The buoy is a
large cask. painted black, with proper ixings on top
to fasten to, and is about two cables length east of the
landing or harbor. and lays in seventeen fathoms
water. 1t is sandy bottom all round in the vicinity
Of the buoy. and consequently good anchorage, but
the water deepens rapidly seward from the buoy.
In mooring, it is only necessary to run a line to the
buoy. and give it Is or 20 fathoms scope. A four or
five inch rope is all that is required, as there are no
strong currents or winds. There is a boat buoy at
the entrance Of the harbor, to which a vessel may
moor astern by running a warp. The harbor is still
water, the table rock low, and q derrick rugged to
take things directly from the boat. Keawaiki is about
one mile north on the Hamakus 81 lie of Makahanaloa
point. the entrance to Hilo bay. We are happy to
chronicle this improvement. which viii be valuable
to coasters. In our last issue we urged the govern
ment's Fastening such measures, and though this
buoy has been laid only in part by government aid,
it is none the less deserving of credit.
An OMNIBus-We note the appearance in our
streets, having arrived by the Raduga, Of an omni.
bus, for the use of the Punahou scholars. 1t islight
and airy, has seats for ten inside besides outside pas
sengers, and is a great improvement upon the old
wagon. An omnibus arrived, gas coming. and q
steamer expected next spring We wait impatiently
to SEE proposals for an electric telegraph, . railroad,
. submarine tunnel or two, and . balloon express
enopa MsAsUlk-" Thnnbing'' the yardstick u
~ oo4eoa nisk amops dishonest retail dealers
eoodA q 0iosa9npns 6esd. ess dollar in
oaiep cQarts 5~sstsray 8srns. - living short
a. p III Rs1 A ss& . 6loah - b I'D
les8ys 80 y s0ur yrds "a !