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QUERY MT. Editor: Is il any evidence of the
efficiency OF our city police, that billiard saloon
was lighted up, men seen playing, their Laughter
heard outside, &C, &c on Sunday night last I'm
one OF the most frequented streets Of our city,
Law AND ORDER
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"A small quantity different kinds of Coin, a few
Pipes, some Tobacco and other articles equally
novel all OF which have been obtaiuen direc lv al
the Embassy. Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining those
genuine japanese articles should cad immediately
as the supply is very limited, and they can be on
tanned no where else. w F. CHGNnrTx
IT. Card Writer, Willarls' ,IIoteI
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UNION GUARDs.-This fine corps paraded this
morning In summer uniform under command of
Captain King, and, after marching through the
and avenues Of the city, proceeded
TO convenient spot for target practice. Tbey
looked well and marched well. and Were accom-
panied by Withers band
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VERY SEVERE STORM visited this section OF
Saturday afternoon, doing considerable damage
to property In this city, Georgetown, and Alex
andria-the particulars Of which are crowded ou-
to-day, but will appear tomorrow
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Election Of ,Iaver An ptic,

urea, n. Y, May 25.-Dewitt c. Grove, edf-
tor OF The Daily Observer, was elected mayor OF
Utica by the common council last evining
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The LECTURE Of the Rev. DR. Cahiu at the As
sembly Rooms this evening, on " The Tides is
expected TO be scientific treat Of the very hest
order, and will, of course, be very numerously
attended by our citizens
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SEE ADvERTIsEMEST Of japanese coin, pi pes
tobacco &c, for sale by w. K. Chandlee, Card
Writer, at Wizards Hotel.
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A REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETING 1T will
De remembered has been announced for this eve
ming, in front Of the City Hall
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ANOTHER MAGRUDER MEETING To-NIeHr.-It
Will be seen by an advertisement elsewhere that
Dr Magruder has accepted an invitation TO ad-
dress bis friends Of the Third Ward. this Mon
dsyl evening, In front Of the Northern Liberties,
Mafket house. There seems TO be a very great
Interest manifested in the Doctors campaign
just at the present time and this like It's
predecessors, Will no doubt be very largely at
tended.
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On SUNDAY, May y, JOHN SMALL, son of Geo.
and Eliza Small, aged Is months.
On the mo ming of the 18th of NAV ELLEN
vile OF David II. Bevans, and daus liter Of the late
Thomas Hunter.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, $50 c St, to morrow afternoon at O'clock
constitution copy.D
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MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC
ACCOMPLISHMENTS to advertisement meet
Ing Of the Young Mems Democratic Association
or the Island was held at Potomac Hall on Satur
day night, when, Notwithstanding the Threatening
aspect Of the weather, large number was in at
tendance. The meeting was addressed by the
President of the Association, (Mr ID. Clary } NJ
w Cluskey, Esq, ]. c. Cook. and ]. NJ Mudd
Mr.. Berrret was heartily endorsed by all the
speakers. We have not room to-day to give any
report Of the speeches
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IAPANRsECoINS Ac

BEAR IN MIND that the Ladies' Grand Unior
Festival commences al Odd Fellows Hall THU
evening.
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Game, comprising the Rules and Regulators Tor
1861; price 10 ceLts.
Base Ball Game Books.
Orders Il at ADAMsoS's, Seventh street. oppo-
attended to. ma rs III
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MAR RURn
DTEIb.

On the evening of the 24th instant, by the Rev.
Mr.. Bartlett, HENRY p. CROCKETT. 10 Miss
BOYD, both # this city.
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MYERS MIRACULOUS VERMrN DESTROYER
the oldest and best remedy known for 'extsrfnlna at
Ing R.ts and Mic. Cockroaches, Bugs Ants
den insects.
%. Principal Depot, 6I2 Broadway, NY.
Sold by ali Drugglsts everywhere. ma ls SIN
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BARRY's TRIcopHKRous

BAHHft IklCOfHKE0us
10 the best and cheapest article for Dressins Bean
tfying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies' try It Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers. mar ls-6m
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CIRcuIT COURT.-The case Of Margaret LYONS
administrative Of Elizabeth Braiden, agt, r.
Hazard, Oliver y. =. Hazard and others was
concluded on Saturday by verdict for plaintiff
A suit was then taken up in which Miss F
Brink was plaintiff and VIM. Forrest defendant
"a case OF defamation Of character, growing out
OF the loss Of property missed from a house where
Palntln had lived; damages laid at s6.OO0; YER
dict for plaintiff, and damages awarded $50.
Verdict set aside by Court as not being in confor-
nifty with the evidence
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/ MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physiclan, has q Seeshsns SupPJoT CAtidex Tssfh.
sss which greatly facilitates the process OF teefhns
by aofteninE the gums. reducing 81 Inflammation
viii allAy al pain, and 10 sure 20 Regulate th<
bowels. Depend upon Il, mothers, il will rive res
20 yourselves and relief and health 20 your infant
announcer ooidmn. 90 ll-Iy
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LsoN's MAsxKrIc PuLs
Are Certain Death to Rats and Ma
Sold everywhere 40 s-sm
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w ooD! w q q n.
STOVE and KINDLING wooD. At the lowest
possible price.
TT. & w. NJ. GAIT.
2s2 Pa av., between 18th and I2th sts.,
ma lift north sida
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LYONS MAGNETIC lSsxcT PownxR
Exterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches Ticks. AM,
Garden Insects, &c. : f'~''
Ii CoAfdfax no pafsn~
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are round about the mayor now, without paving
them at all r'-e
My friends, came here tonight ON , very
short notice. did not know that il was expect
ed would be here tonight, until saw the an
nouncement IN the Star Of this afternoon have
been al work ever since three o'clock this morn
Ing until little before dive this afternoon AL
though am not In the least tired of talking flor
i could 20 on and talk to you until Tomorrow
morningD still have duties TO perform to-mor-
row; duties Of high nature; duties very mncb
more congenal to me than the duties sf the
Mayoralty have duties TO persons which have
claims upon my services, and which require that
] shall not exhaust myself tonight but have
few more things to say to you.
! would ask where Mr. Berret has given any
evidence of his prowess In putting down rowdy.
ism! Has there been a single riot since he was
Mayor! Has there been one single disturbance
In TINS city from the commencement tothe end Of
his term, except on last Saturday mig ht,-the only
occasion at which his police oIicers had an OBJ
portunity to show their prowess; TO prove that be
Berretl was not afraid Of the pistol-a thing that
has been pretty generally charged He was not
there; nor Were bis police I have stated to Won
tae apology made by his friends in the Councils
and That OF his friend Mr.. Florence, i'm the House
which contradict each other-ihe one asserting
that the police were there, the other that they
were not
Has Mr.. Berret got any appropriation for your
city through Congress- If he has, why do these
large water pipes lay in your thoroughfares, OBJ
suucting ravelf Simply because Mr.. Berret has
not been able to prevailuppn Congress 10 lay them
down. II has been said that he has, great in.
fuence with Congress. II so,why all this, And
why Is that the people OF the Fifth Ward hare
been made to suaer for the want Of an appropria-
ton OF $500 600 for the Capitol exte asionf II has
always been had before, no matter whether IL had
to De made by democratic or black republican
House Of Representatives 4 aa =
IJust here sudden gust Of wind arose and ex.
tihgulshed all the lights at once, The eiker
| regardless Of the occurrence. was prose ng IN
nis ie,,arks, when he was interrupted W cries q
1 - & NJ. Is..l.f
sA@Solce, (from the staze-) -~Wisdem IL ths
light OF men, and let him who will, receiYe it'I
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It-ze-bue.
80 Cents. E-eEee- :
...-.:
The COLD coins are these /:

Inc COL yin !
ISL Inc o-eNy' L ! - 4~e'
oval snap u mon. IL ie"5'", -
fu1i''i l'1es IL -11 y ~ '"0 -.
N american HSe-4oi'ii 'oin' - '".
80: II PlO'""45 '"e i"7' 5'- '''- - '
world
"a Inc '"oN"9 WI ma ~
same oval snap - ,ie ~, D-' "@0 ---'I
II = q iI'-is iIiSsi '-,-'i '-'I Pr
rsPls9sh'sA "''' = az - =.
the interference u i'1e'3H,iS u AZ 0'-"'
was - GiN'S' "' "D'u' ""'- 5'. -e -
i''ss o' 'isil W. D'U5"' = = - -
"Hs 'I- '.'' - - -
u ia =
'-- '"1 -. - 49,
~ -. ~
- ~ 80 - -" = g
50 i 70 - ~ each.
Some few counterfeit coins are found in
Jaran. some REPRESENTING gold. being made Of
brass and other allows. We have before Us a
spurious cobang. Of the same size and stamp as
the genuine coin, but easily distinguished from it.
The japanese take Mexican dollars in ex-
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y very interesting ceremony took place on Fri
day last, being the reception at Court of their
Excellencies, the Ambassadors from the Emperor
Of Japan 10 His Excellency the President Of the
United States, which, we believe, is the first time
that persons holding the rank of Ambassadors
have visited this kingdom. Besides the Kings
Ministers and the principal officers Of the govern
ment, u number of foreigners We're present on the
occasion. The audience was granted in response
to the request Of His Excellency the Commissioner
Of the United States, 10 present the japanese
Embassy. Admiral Tattnall and the officers of
the PolrhatGH.
The Honolulu Rifles, under command Of Capt.
Brown, turned out on the occasion, and arrived
at the Palace at II, forming in line on each
side of the palace steps. Accompany Of Hawaiian
infantry was also on duty, and was stationed at
the gateway. His Majesty, accompanied by HIS
Ministers and MOBILES in full uniform, entered the
hall about half past one o'clock, and soon after,
seven carriages arrived with the officers Of the
Po,rhatan. In the first carriage, We noticed Ad-
miral Tattnall, His TX. J. W. Borden. Capt.
Pearson, and DR.. G. p. Judd. As they alight-
ed. the band of the steamer, which was stationed
on the Portico, struck up the souI-enlivening
national air Of America. and the guests were
conducted by His Elk. Mr.. Wyllie and the Cham
berlain into the awaiting room, from which they
were ushered into the reception room. and pre-
scented to the King individually by Mr.. Borden.
At = o'clock, the carriages. Two Of which
Were the Kings, returned, bringing the Japancse
Ambassadors and officers, accompanied by the
aids Of His Majesty and of Prince Lot. as a guard
Of honor, on horseback. With the Embassy
were Capt. Taylor and several officers Of the
PorhG'aH. Admiral Tattnall, Mr.. Borden and
Mr.. Wyilie, to show the highest honor to
them, received the Ambassadors from the car
riages and led them into the awritinr room.
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MEMORANDA.

REroEr or B,Ex ALIcE-Dcgr SIR Herewith I send a
report ofthe barz Alice, q Cold Spring, since having this port
IN Deecrnber last While on a cruise south On the Line, and to
20 The south q Tahiti and the Pauno;u Group, and back east Of
the Group 70 tie ysrIue.as Islands, from thence to Kawaihas,
and from there to ths port, I have seen sperm whales 5 different
times taking fur, Ehch slowed down 30 brIs Of oil December
ri, I saw cur first whale took tao in lat g 10 :. long.
1J2= 80 W. @1sh- passed near Caroline Island distant : miles
Jan J. IssO. passed in sight Of Tahiti. saw tao ships laying of
and on. two " three at anchor in the harbor passed On south
between Tahiti and EmeD 7th. lat 227 u :, long. las 80 W.
saw two large sperm whales going past 10 tie Ne did no; Try
them sth- passed near Eartco Isl4Dd-I find Il considerably
out u the =sy on uy cLGr: by ny reckoning, I 81 t in lat
2+= o. :. I1nz. 49, 81 ". IN lat % CO : the e trades
IN Us, and Eghf. uorh~rIy winds set in ! worked 70 the east
ward as ir az Pitc4irn's Island, from thence north 70 the Mar
qu=sas, having light, nouherIy winds for ths most part, with one
heavy blow from the W aud W, lasting three days, I'd, !
Ehsch is set on my char Is niles farther east Feb. II, arrived
at NaGhiva. one o. the Marques ISLANDS, where I stopped fr
wood and wafer, and some reerlitE vas there six days They
complain Oh SroGgh: az SuGhiva, lot having any rain fr the
last eight months their principal food has been cut &C very
much for the want Of rain Left Suuhiya Feb I7-frst two
days light, batting winds, since that s;r1ug trades, no Gains
224. s4z spera whales, AMI took two On the Line. long 1903
81 also. next day, chased a good par- q the day without sue
csss-xas cruising abo1. there three days in hopes % seeing
more March ;, touched At KaFaIhae sor potatoes Since lsay-
ing this pa, 1 have ssE only one ship. and she vas at a long
distance, near the equator, steering s0uiheTly-XceP; tho-e at
Tahiti AMI Suuhiva- AZ Nuuhiva, heard from bark Oscar,
Laaders, bad len there for Guam, and had taken 60 trls sperm
since leaving t6s port WV : BEEsEE,
Master bark Alice.
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japan committed suicide on account Of these
political contests and proposed Innovations on
the old regime. THIS l. Incorrect; he died a
natural death.
The origin IF this Embassy Is attributable t.
tLe diplomatic skill VI Commissioner Harris, who
having impressed On tAe JapAness the Importance
Of be.1u.iu. more acquainted with foreign ma
t.5us. persuaded the authorities T. ~stiPulate n
the L-t treaty. that an Embassy should Be sent
u rhe United states. within {. limited period.
Although. the J~aT-neze government subsequently,
euL47---i = laalI This obligation. Com. Harris
would not c1u-=u. - i. maintaining that It was
f5r The mutual advantage yf both nations that it
should D. fulfilled. Finding him imm5vable. the
n=x Emperor yielded, and this Embassy i sent
cut. and We doubt not viii prove a great and
lasting benefit u japan Is well q al foreign
nations
Another subject that We have endeay0rel 70 in
~v=tig4re i that Of the coins. The japanese an
sver al our questions without reserve, and have
given u much information which Sve have not
before seen in print. Their currency consists Of
copper, silver and gold coins. There are three
coins
ST. lane, or one cash. a round coin, about
the size Of an American nickel cent.
d. -Quan-ai, or leash. . round coin, about
the -ize Of the old American cent.
90. Temgo. OF I0o-cash, equal 10 , cents.
We insert here a fac-simile Of this, their
copper coin. In the center Of the coin
there is q hole. the size o. the square represented.
It i about as thick and heavy Is al English
penny. This i the best made Of all the japan
ess coins, and 70 those who have not seen them,
VIII give a correct idea Of their money.
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ve--eI- Expected from Forei=n Ports

Az. zJ1-e54- So de- aa E4.=-. Is-aL Ar-l q.
l.
A. --z--r E-e---. E-rl- zlI fg= SzF Ls-i-- Jz-- {. o.
c. A. NL--- e. Co. L-- Nay L.
AZ -..=r S.-= Ns-- Br5=l SALE. 1rE N=T YORK r.
HHr#--- d.. =
Al .1r Hs.s- Hsyt-=. ~l1iI sal f-- Tz-Ezet 90 Cd F=a-
$50 l--- .El--r-r --E -flrz o. Hlesal & o..
yL------ l-r. E4-=-- I---a-- -44-- t--Z Er-Es- J- 20
~ Ei111c-1- ---=L ~ a ural=r
D8.=r1lrE rzrz G=G-a- L-lr-T-. sad frU-. BreU=l E-l--
NrT. Er E1-.l--1- E--- ss q s1l---
Ak bz-z T. Gy5trsv. Cox -zlai fDz Bp-su N1-- Il E-a
a--l-1-1 carE1 - J. C. =lllllE-1= Lzu1l - = u.
Al sllH--r E-=s Rose fl-sT-z- =L=- HE1 -F=~ Lo----
--. - 50 -alLEEll-l-e L1E- III.
Az ship fl4r- FL=.u-- BrUEE- .z4-i from ~ L1l-1n Nov.
-. sikh -e-c-zl-I- o. C. a IS ---s z Co.
A.. oz-s wz---l--oz A---1a. W1,-s- f-l B--ar- s-l=l June
- =-1 asl~r-G u=clzr--s- 20 g. Brewer 8 Co. r.
f1--1 - FaE4Ez Irz15s So i. repairing
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DIED.

COLzxAs-Narch 10, a. tie Queens Hospital George Cole
mn. = native q ElgL4lt, aged - years, ioT ~ years a resident
q .aese Stands.
Dam II DE0wSS--Jan. lt, While the bark Alice vas
cruising n lat - - :. long 1879 u W. sperm whales
appeared. aud the bats we're sent If . Try taeli- one bat
sLr1cz. and their irons drew. Il being rugged, ard near d4rz.
the D.a.= we're called back the mat= came alongside 20 the
l==wsrd - hDist up. The men got Ou- with the exception q
B=TlzEI WJf, EhJ attempted % come Up che ships side by a
rgy=. bu- slipped and EEL IL the bat hey Tod him 20 keep
still ~ the boat, b1t- While The mate and lis bCatsecrer were IN
the act q A1skEng Sr- h tired j. agan- slipped 1u- fell between
The bat and The ship. and the suction O! the shiP tyck him
down under her uddsr. where she must have stunned him. Al.
hoS-ssr, he SUNK % r= no more about tao rods from the ships
stem Euh three bats cl0-e - him. but 70. near enough - save
hUu a. he sunk II q few moments after he cry u man overheard
liz . q native q Prussia, but halls from Illinois, J1t-1
please c0pyl
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EXPORTS.

For vsrT.EA and P1sT IywysEgD-p=- Jenny F1rl, March
s-i-Is+ s=zs -1-zr. --0s5 p. 70 cssas ta--= Z-1~s - -
psE s.==---s- g ullls 1a-ll=--s 10 beams = asks trimmings.
10 czs- D.s- : a--=- l9- = coils -s- IS ca--s do - --zs
silks i'm rl=-. = - .L=ls- =. -llE-ys. 80 sheep 9 cgS-
zg3 1zlv-- = .lr.--4 mules. = pigs - b4rrls AK. =. trs
ez-Ez- tl14r z4- Fed t- Sex
s1r y---.zlA. :. L-=r Heather B=u. March 81 bzrrels
u1iz--=-. rZ15. E.l-J SG nat ard k=s ---a-, IZ55l r. -
taEs 1lF-. Lg-E =. - bake y--I- f-Dy -. ~ uag- -l1T,
Tlpy - - c-@= o. ION. - tyz=lg - c. ra shrub. 3 @
z--...E p----- Z e--E cui-ks.T=r- ! ces- private -d=ci=- - 6
P1- We. = - aszs br4-ty- 70 E--- run
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"A thing worth dalns q. al. j. worth aa.nc rsI.-

"A thing worth dong 1t al, IS worth doing veil.
We are in receipt Of a most measely-looking piece
Of leather, from the hos and employees Of the gov
ernment printing ofice, who cowarily made q cats
paw Of one of their boys to send it in. The medal is
probably got up at the expense Of the public treasury.
The POlyqesiaR says it is from the boys; but the in
scription l. a leefie to old. and tells its own tale.
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! LARGE SLAUGHTER.-A few nights ago, a large
native dog entered the sheep pen Of Mr.. Daniel Mont
gomery at Puuloa, and killed No less than thirrv-three
out Of a h-ck Of 25O. The walls being very high. the
dog was unable to get out again, and was captured.
4 tax Of FIVE dollars a head would s,,r clear the
islands Of the surplus Of dogs which iufest every
neigbborhooi. 1t would be a capital method Of in
creasing the revenue, prori9ef the native repressuta-
tiyes would allow il to be passed.
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EPARTUR

March @Am bsrssniine. Jenny Ford, Moore, fr Victoria and
Port Tozn=enL
-Bdtt ark Heather Be-, Ockeudeu. for Victoria Y. 7
Ic-sch Henry. M-iregor, fr Lahaina and KaEzihae-
Ian 81 ship NOntzuma- H0Inan- for BONN Islands
and Dch1ssE-
PAN ~h ship Monmouth. Ormsby. o. cruise.
E--ch NoiErisi and -lo1p Live YANKEE. Tor Maui
IS->chs ES--. Narzar-t- jeanette, and Mary Ella al
fr ports 1n Kauai
15-sch Mauuokawai, Becky, for Kona, Hawaii
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Slim advertisements.
For kanagaWa. Japal
K~ANAGAVyA, JAPAN !

~ JOHN ALLNIAND. Jr.. * CO.. HAVE
-. established themselves ia japan for tie Turposs q
49, carrying on a General Commission Business. They
have established a Line q Packets between san
Francisco and kanagawa, touching al Honolulu on their way TO
kaIaza ga.
The bark Rover, the pioneer e the line. will leave saa
Francisco about the lst q April for Karagaga.
REFERENCES
WM- 7. COLEMAN & Co.... san Fr,ncisso.
MAcoNnRAT K Co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
u
lya-ly
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SHIP REPAIRING AT TAHITG-We would cal! at-
tenticn to Ness. owen * Goodiug's advertisement
Capt Vinegar Of the J0liG1, informs US that be hal
occasion to repair his vessel at Tahiti, aul tl.a- the
facilities now possessed ~ the ab3ye firm ia their
railway, are not exceled by any port in this ocean.
When shall We have here a similar eu;erprise =, on
able Us to compete with our neishbors The trade
of Cur port certainly warrants ire erection this eeqsop
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3trM Embellishments.

D.-REv A. c. GAERErT.-DFAE SIR Allow me
in behalf Of the Honolulu Dashaway Associate 10 return y.u
their thanks for the Interesting and eloquent discourse which
you delivered before them on the evening Of March 5h. 1850. Al
the Bethel, in Honolulu Allow me also, 80 express the houe
tnat She bread d" thus cast upon the waters may rrturn and
often remind Us OF our Indebtedness to you for tie great obu-a-
ton under which you have placed Us. Permit Us also to hone
'a"t' though We now par; for the present. il may not be forever,
~ una We SHAH ere long again enjoy the pleasure # your pres
anon: US But wherever you may 90. that Gods BLESSING
may attend You and your Iabors is the earnest wish OF every
"i TIE Assocatlpn- H. 2. HARDY.
Secretary Honolulu Dashaway Association.
iA-Yi-.I- htEg- -, 800 14q-1r
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S>ENGER

Fog Er-E1zlA. : I-@r BAT Jenny F9-I- MzrrA -NrsF Fred
is,1 and chill, q r PEEEz- : D5Es--;, Ar stuart Peter B-rAz,
Er- Bs-=u. Ns Bel----- CLas Hazel
Fox TCT..LI, '. L-p=r H=4-t=r Bel. march -ReT Alex c
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Hfs Har--y. NJ fitzgerald. s,7erag=-Mr a1d Mrs. German,
&a-cCs Rose. 7 johns, II r HcEs-
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIyALS.

Am h ship MOut-zuua- Houan, from Turtle Bay
Via K~aEaihas, LOO bTis season.
e--iDop Louiss- from Lshaina.
IO-Selrs Warwick and Queen, ami slOop Live Yankee,
from ports On Maui, with produce
lG-Sch keel RsgsdaIe, from KOIoa, with sugar AMI
unolssses.
liam sh bark Alice. Beebes. % brls sp s.ason, last
from Marga=-as via kzwaihae-
Fan 81 ship julian N4EeEaIs-
I-Nara- Nosteno- from Lzhaina-
B-Sch KsaDa, B1Tr-s, from Hao-
E-Sch kinoole. frutn KOhala, Hawaii.
I+--ch K=ori Ana from k0na. Hawaii
liam 81 ship Congress -. Stranburz, from Marqus-
ss Vi kzEaihae, % bbls. sperm the season.
i-sch ksk@uilnhl, Narrhznt, from konA, Hawaii =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-15
There ere three SILVER COINS

mere ere three SLY TX COINS
lst- Tn H-=e-5us, (or E-che-Joo, a. the japan
csc pronounce it, value b or 50 cents. Its
weight with American silver Is only 80 cents.
81. The Ne-che-yu, or half e-che-boO, value 10
cents, eight being reckoned equal 10 a cobang.
Sd. The E-cde-r2o, or quarter e-che-boo, value
3 cents, sixteen being being equal to a cobang.
We represent below the size Of these coins