davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
CONFIDENCE&PA PATRONAGE

FOR STATESMEN, JUDGES,
CLERGYMEN, LADIES, and GENTL
in al parts Of The world TESTIFY 70 the efficacy Of
PROF. '0.J WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and gentlemen Of the Press are unanImons IN its
81 cuier Tor more. aud 1t VIII be Impossible Tor
a. WALL STREET, NEW YoRK, Dec. 20, 1853
Gentlsns, Your note of the 18th instant has
been received, saying that yeu had hsaId "a that 1
storative, req resting certificate Of the faot
if had no objection 70 give 1t. :,
Sss MY age ID e asi the @e ps p my o
six years SINCE began to turn gray, and the soap
the crown of my head to lose its tensb itJ and
dandTuf to form p"n it. Each Of these disasree-
since q fourth was added T. them, BY hair falling
OFF the top of my head and threatening to make me
In this unpleasant prsdicament Wa. induced 70
try w oods Hair Restoratlye manly to arrest the
tion that gray hair could ever be restored % It's
original color except ftOm Sye:; was, honeSe.' how ,
Ties only hat not only wss the falling OF srrested
| but rhe color was estored to the gray hairs snd
wife, at whose solicitation was induced to Try i
vsus the sdpirati p Of their wives to profit by my
geS:J, 1oSd c.; q. RIcsas.5: N:f: -
| longer at No. IL CarrolPiaoe.
/ s sIAMsroN, Ala, July %, 80.
To PRoF. o J. Woop: Dedy Str-four Hail
Restorative' has done my hair SO much good nnee
known to the public of it's Ell cots onthe hair whlcn
are great. man or woman may benedJly deprive, !;
of hair and by resort to your Hau keetoreuve
the hair will return more beautiful than ever; al
least this is my experience. Believe I5s.l
/ Yours truly, WIN. IN. kENBpI.
/ P.S-You can publigh the above If you like; By
| publishing In our Southern papers yop will get
i more patronage South. see several OF your Ger
| tihcates in the Mobile Mercury, strong Soutnerr
/ paper. ... w. n. hkNkDf'
wOOD's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
| PRoF. . J. Weop: Dear SIR Having bad ths
misfortune to lose the best portion OF my hair ffo
the effects of the ysliov fever, in New Orleans n
1851, was induced TO make trial OF your prePs!a
| ton. and found It TO answer as the very thlnl
| needed. NV hair is now thick and glossy, and Id
words ex press my obligations 70 you IN glvlnt
| To the afflicted such o treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The estoratiye is put mp bottles Of three sizes
| viz large. medium and small: the small hold hal
pint and retaiis for one dollar per bottle; the me
dfum holds at least 20 per cent more In proporttoi
than the small, retails for two dollars per bottle
the large holds quart 20 PER oent more In proper
| tlon and retails for SIS
| OIL WOOD Co, Projectors, 444 Broad
way, New York, and ia Market street, st. LOais
Sold in this ety by C. sToIT, 315 Pa. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07

THE GEM OF THE SEASON.
sty 8. Of GESTs' FHshioNkBIE DRESS
HATS; also, q large and full supply OF FRENCH
SOFT HATS, of all styles, for Men and Boys.
As my assortment ef thsse goods is large, shall
sell at exceedingly low prices. oall whe<e you
can get exactly what you want is solicited.
HOPKINS,
Corner of Sixth s.. and Pa. sv
roH-2y Sign Of the Waste Bear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-07
THE DAILY EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTEDJ
Ar THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Corner Of PennsyEvanis avsnHs and lltA st.,
w. ID. WALLACH.

Papers served in packages By carriers st o. ,
year, or 81 cents per month. To mail subscribers
the price 10 s3L59 q year, advance; % for six
months; 81 for three months; an for less than
three months at the rate of Il cents week. Single
copies, ONE CENT; in wrappers, rwo CENTS.
UADvERrIsxxxNrs should be sent to the once
before II o'olock m otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
II
THURSDAY. u4T u, 1sS5

4Ef -f@szzr EsHzfana-rzA srdv-f o. th@ -. f-ta szz
Suac4sco, J1st a1- SEr -1its1n Ezs ass1sd. AID O. TIE Z5th -
says , pug Afff ard EzsHe BIsfz arrived. trnEEE =n
s11dsc1 PaP~rs 70 Nay - Tse st=4m= .alst again q tbs
-Nh 90 kan4z~@- Jzpaa- B0-h .he sips ar chartered q
ioNd =lA1o q: Bakers I.lzad. III former a. sI- To- Bzsns
Ssfs sailed hr br aesrIs&son On TIE 9sh. AID tn Flying
sf's -H s4d a. son - tLe Js.syAIss arrives. ro1 bozry
looked fr.
Yesterday th@ hA-< lac arrived troz Eazzgzs4Jzpza- 80
enn1-a n1l carEoof Jspa1-~ ~ar- up~-sd 0L kc, Eal-h 81
probably - 50 a; surtoa during tn o91aing -->1 IT, bars
Raj tie rasAg. d0-H 10 SOdays, s;sy-d Ia Kz-agz-s - 1ay.,
ai as J=st = days o. ~ p4zar- b@es- Ns.sn- Williams
AZ Pr--t r=tarH ~ h~r, aa1 give a very gh-laz s7oyzai q
japan, and TIE prO-p>ets % eonnervs IN tA-s d-s+l7a- Ne
tr9ft IA; iAs arrival nay prove -h= oPeaiag q a ae- and pr
fsaae .r.i= With Jspzs-
The hark jenny Ford arrived on :he z-h- Eta = fI caro-
Sf!11osr fa9ra TIE I7ekaiet nils ~sA=repors th= Cons,ifrfigH
% t1isST hr si-h Eoo-hsr h@sTy 1zrro, du= IN AL June W.
notsSe thz< The ing AGHuelg Lad cleared - Po- TgEnszBd E-a
cargo ron ths .1as nlIs, Er III0, Hawai-
The sAss Nth which tb= PETE has been hzzls5 or q Eztsr
for s-p4trs, has - see q or capitalists y d1s5zss.az tie
Pr.%caDt-ty q pu,tiag up . railway Nj Ou.y q & prs-z-z-
Die but i; Vii PAY, and probably pay Ear letter than sny cher
tnTestnsnt dunng tns next ten ye4n- We have 10 tOzo; th4-
the Government ~Ei grant tie me- avorzbIe privileges % any
p=rs9a Or oo1pa1y Via may undertake = Pus % and 5oatre
> marine railway We have zlre4Iy se7erzI times ar1st .hs
eoast-zeiisa q such . ~ork, AID trust The present disezssl9a
I'll 7Ot snd simply Il talk
Loe4l trade i. very dun, AID EitIe q nothing dong cher z
town CT Country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
MEMORANDA.

schooner kzs>hgmesa ~ repors-Leh Honolulu y,
run iovn si:h a fresh trade ~ild and sighted JOhnson's Island
So az-s-- Eam@ m anchor IN
der The lee u the Island AZ 2 PM A correct observation
taken during our stay, placed the anchorage N 1s - y, W.
long 1ss - April 9Th 90. underway Tor Honolulu, with
. passengsn- Wind squAIy, and about v L, sea very rough.
Touched At Koloa, Kauai, on the 2sth, and procured provisions,
Which had been consumed passengers and crew having been
On sh0rt AIo=sEsa for about ten days Reached Honolulu
AFTER . passage Of 80 days.
~ Bark Jenny Ford. len al IeekaIs: ship Torrent, had
ing lumber and Spas for China Have hal fr-sh winds
Throughout the passage
II Bark Zoe SE KAnaga-a April 20. Have had strong
soGtheriy ri1As nearly all The passage Sighted one vessel
during the pAs.aye-sgppo-d her % Be a whsIer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
Makiki Family School.
a NEXN BTILDING HIS REL

n and furnished from the money and articles contributed nv
the residents n Honolulu, so that about fifteen pupils, in addi-
well accommodated.
Girls Of from five to eight years Of age. and those who will
Will have the preference
The moral and physical, a. well As the mental training q the
plpuS, xii be attend TO To make them Intelligent house
keepers ami give them habits Of industry and usefulness, win
be the constant aim of their instructors.
Miss Ogden. the principal, has had long experience. and NM
sual success a a teacher Of Hawaiian Girls ami the Trustees
81 TINS sn''I have great pleasure in assuring parents sni guar
dams, that children cousdeI to her care, win be in exceI4nt
hands.
Terms. Three dollars per week. for board and tuition.
For further Information. please address, or confer xitb Nrss
Ogden. BY order Of the Trustee. Mss
- CHAs- R. BISHOP, Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
S12S,777 80

Drawing over $1,000 interest per nnnum
Such is the improved condition Of our fnan-
cial a~ffairs'' as shown by the statistics Of the
Treasurer Such is the improved condition.
in which we find the nation at the end of nearly
two years administration Of His Excellency d. l..
Gregg.
Had the Minister paused here, and recommend
ed Il curtailment in our expenditures, had he
shown u disposition To retrench and to save, 50
that the government might be carried on without
mourning more debt, the public might have had
less cause Of dissatisfaction with the administra-
ton of this department, than it now has. But
20 far from any retrenchment having been pro-
posed, much less dreamed Of, by the Minister, we
find in the budget Of estimated expenditures for
the next two years as prepared by him, an in
crease recommended in the salaries Of government
officers, amounting in some cases 10 ffIy per cent.
on the sums Holo pad!
Any person of ordinary sense, in making up
the estimates for the two coming years, would
have taken as n basis the average receipts for the
two years past, (after deducting whatever money
had been borrowed which, as we have shown,
were about 1898 600 per annun, and if the pro-
posed expenditures exceeded that sum. boldly adj
vocate some retrenchment. But instead Of this
course, the Minister, on page three of his report,
figures up the total receipts for the next two years.
as 1856, 1853 50; tomake up which sum he proposes
to 5orro,c no less than so, 600, Now, there is
not a man in the kingdom, besides the honorable
Minister, who believes that the treasury receipts
of the next two years, will equal those of the last
two, unless resort is had to loans. And yet we
see him presenting his budget, and calling for an
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31

The STEAMER kASDTNMARRAH.-This japanese
steamer which had been looked for for some time, ar
rived on the morning Of the 22i, fifteen days from
San Francisco. She Is bark-riGged, and after the
recent thorough overhauling which she received at
Mare Island, presents a specimen Of naval architec-
ture Of which any nation might be proud. She
was not built by the japanese, as is currently believ-
Ell, but by the Dutch, probably in Holland and
presented or sold by them to the japanese. The
latter are, however, building a steamer Of about the
same size and model; but, with all their experiences,
before they get it done, they will find the difference
between meum ami tsun. Aside from the arrival
and one or two subordinate officers, the retinue pre-
sented a very ordinary appearance compared with
the Embassy on boari Of the POJchGttGn. The crew
numbers among it four or five American seamen, who
accompany the vessel to act and perhaps instruct in
the various departments. During the stay here, the
Admiral and suite we're presented to the King, but as
we have stated before, their presence created little
or no observation. The steamer remained in port
but three days, during which time she took on
board a full supply Of Goals and sailed again for
Japan on the Goth. -
y The funeral Of the late J. ". E. Maikai will
take place on Saturday next, at Il P. ", from his
late residence in Queen street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

Nay 80 a u. Jspanes- steamer Ksaiinrarrzh, KAts-lln-
&rro, Is days from Ssa Frsncisoo e. route IT
Iapau.
2+-Sch EsCoi AnA, ho1a Eohalz- Hawaii.
Ssh Nan1oka~4i. Becky. frgm EohzL4 and Hama
2-ech M4rgzr-t, RiE=L, from HzEzlei. EzzaL
=~I2 n Am eEPYr ship Flying Hist- I1un=I, u days
fra -1n Fnocs1D 81 route - Bakers Iszad, u
ballast.
2S3 p. ~ Az ship Bzenz Vista LiuncI- 10 days from
zzn ErsneiscD 20 route o Bakers Ispt- 10 tarzs:
1-5ch dzry, B~rru, I'm KaEzhzs, With catl= and sheep.
2S-schE Algn4- An:oll0, fro1 Kakglzi, ~th cattle
Z7-Seh Mara, M0lteno. fo- LahziaA-
zS-An b4rssatDs Jenny Ford, Moore, IS days ~ Psgs:
Sound, with lumber % Haekf-Id Z Co.
2S-Sch ksmehEueha ", CARRIER. I'm J0knson's Island.
Zg-Sch Noik-fki. Wsfhsrbee. I'm EahuIui- with p-o11cs-
30-An bar< ZO@- Bgsh- 20 days from Japan
30-s-b EGrOi, WEbgr, from LAhsiua-
3I-seh K=kazluohi, Harrhant. fUm EOua- Hawai-
Sl-seh kic0ole, hou parts on KzGaL-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31

FEoN vTcToRIA-By the Jenny Ford, we have
Victoria dates TO May 5. A census taken recently
makes the population Of Vancouver Island 1854
somewhat smaller than is generally thought. The
ship Red Rorer had arrived from Hongkong, with
dates to about the middle Of March. bringing later
news than we have noticed elsewhere We quote the
following from the CoioHiSt
LlrrR FROM CBIsA--By the arrival Of the ship
Red Rorer from Hongkoug, we learn that two Brit
ish gun-boats had been fred into and sunk near Fort
Peiho. The boats were sounding for a channel at
the time, aud the Chinese opened FIRE upon them
from q masked battery. The Red ROreT brought
335 Chinese passengers, and i've other vessels were
loading for this port at the time she left
FRox PUGET SoUND-We are indebted TO Capt.
Moore for Port Townsend papers to May Q. We no
tice nothing in them beyond the local news, other
than the following items: Sailed May 4 for Hilo,
Hawaii. brio .Hanuela, with 126 ,6S1 feet rough
naval S~--Ss, CT oon TIL III.
The premises (sli the buildings being IN
are comnciious, with ample yard rom sttselsfrom Victoria,
oflumoer, ETC.; aud as q business stand T. allow NJ = n,
pas-ed, being situated on the corner Of Queen and pay III 81
vhtrh 10 now b-eoning the csn'er Of business in HOrOfa ratory
Terms liberal: Possession giveo Immediately. For I -
partoclsrs sppsy 10 JAMES DI5sEIT, ms
2SA0 Agent. $
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
PASSENGERS.

yoEEfGS.
Fr San FaAvCrzco-per Yankee. May E-P Plank. r Kelly,
" Hznn, ) Lowe, J Lguley. r c Haskell, MrsJ Ladd and con,
Garrett, II Porter.
From sk,-per Far West, May 2a-Capt " C stone, Jas D
HAyu~.
From JoHSsoS's I-LssD-per Kam-hamehA ", May oh
Hangary and wife, g Grant, T White, " u Dunn, II Jackson,
Z Fernandez. and 10 Haraiians-
FrOm Pear TovSs<SD, '. L-Per Jenny Ford, May 9- ii
Dossett, Geo Ki-ely and 2 children. 3 HaNaiizns-
For say FEaScnSCo-p.r Isle of France. May JO-S A Putch-
e- W Cocker, Il keegan, " Dunn, " Thompson, r Doctor.
coAsTwsE-
FOR HnO-per Settie Hsrrn, May 2-Mr Robt Lindsey and
ske- W Whit and wife. : y Bishop
FROM LAHAfSA-p~r Maria, May Z.-Ms Captain Bryant, Z
Bailey.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
NOTICE


'I"- ? III ' ~" NI-TW~IN
d ot his business 70 Msssrs- F. II. ( e. S~EGELKEN. taxes
the occasion % recommend them To his former patrons. ad 10
Ia. public generally. \. BJRGENEISTFR. Tinsnitb
HonoluIu. May =. $3.50. 2lO-3tt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
NOTICES!
yENHE UNDERMINED LEANE TO

y state that they have taken the shop on NUTANT ST.
NEAk IHE WHARF, lately occupied by Mr.. A. BURGE-
MEISTEk- where they Will be happy % attend to any orders in
their line BY a strict attention u business they hope 70 merit
a continuation Of the patronage so literally bestowed on their
predecessor.
2lO-2m+ F II. & &. SEGELKEN. Tfnsmftb.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
Celebrated Bay State Stoves.
Y. BAZIN,
French Merchant Tailor.

PORT STREET, OPPOSITE THE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ENNER DESCRIPTION OF CUSTO VI
~ Work executed 1t short notice. and il the latest STYLES.
ZlO-3u-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31

IL B Ms ship Calypso. Moniresor, sailed from Panama via
Tahiti
Al " IDE--Ef-tt1u, -. would leave Port TJELseud
about June !, With = c.rgo q f1m5zr fr Hon0iIlu.
An brigant,ne Josephine, stOus, due fr1H Bakers Island about
May 81.
Am .tsansrK Ia1ea, Bush, sallei from New London Jan 5, TO
e A. Williams X Co Due in all May.
Britzh bark 6recizn- Miller, sailed from England ysb. @. with
acarzo % goods 10 J4nion. Green 4 Co
An ship samuel KOO@rtson, Tzb-T, sailed from Boston Jan. -,
with ndss 20 Il. r. snow. Due In June.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
DIED.

Baooxs-At Papa,aau. Island % Maui, on Sunday, 2Oth inst
Henry Z. Brooks, AGED Il years, a native % England, and 81
years n resident % these Islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31

JAPAN.-By the Zoe We have news.
from Japan to April 80. There had be-, NFen
ARRAY between the japanese and some t,a
which two Dutch captains were killed. m. .Ffs
disturbances was anticipated. The sooo-.+Has
thence-both Of the scenery Of the county 10
prospects Of business-are very favorable q
that all our residents viii not ccue'y5s [R
aud leave. notwithstanding the omipons
of the " Budget" We hear of two alre.s,
for passage, including our 9uizzical b. Z
thermometer man. e
SoDA WATER AND FoUSTATNs-NoE TIA, =
has all melted, and the weather Is resuni,, =
heat. some cooling beverage will be 49,
supply the want, Mr.. Mclean has ftte5 VI, i q
apparatus, formerly owneib by Mr.. Kinny. .,s -,
prepared to supply dealers as Of old. u So
Co, have slso fitted up a neat scda-foun,.i, -
store. corner Of Fort and Hotel streets. a..
superior article.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
VESSELS IN PORT-MAY 81.

Am bark Ze, Bash.
An barkentbe Jenay Ford. Moore.
Am bark Washington AfstOn. Woods
Am bark Comet, Smith.
An nissionary packet Morning Star, GIlett-
An sen Far West, Porter.
HaE III bark Cynthia, Love.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
IMPORTS.

From TEEkGLET-Per Jenny Ford, May 2s-Is7.7Z n rough
amber, sss'I n dressed DO, 1905 PIekets, 1850 shingles, and
From MARsrEsA-per Morning star, Maj I9-s cords fire.
wool 1000 eocosnUnts, i box plants.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31

Ships' Mails.

FCz SAY FzIscusco-p@r Far West. June 3
Eos VICTORIA, y.I-per Jenny Ford JU.e Q.
FOE LsEAIsA-p<r Ezzoi- ,o-dzy-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31

Glass hand lamps, glass preserve dishes.
Cut glass salt cellars. solar Chimuevs. -oIar wicks.
Rockingham spittnons, hanging solar lamps.
1ustsrd glasses, cut rHhlrts, W. l. custarf cups,
herman reading lamps, panel doors. glazed window sash,
Nindo" nhnts, rolling pins. wash boards, water pals
1edar and painted tubs, market baskets. mop handles
Toy pals egg heaters, patent and Whitfield clothes pins,
LADIES work baskets. covered pals. birch brooms,
C"rn brpoms, covered painted buckets. willow knife hasEeS'
Curled hair, towel sacks. feather pillows. hair seating.
lleh post heisteads, double and single walnut washsiaLhsi
Walnut corner what-nots, ; and 6 shelf.
Walnut side what-nots. oak office chairs. Grscisn chairs
PURE white lead. extra white lead. whiting, putty
Lalnpbiacb, spirits turpeutine. black enamel varnish,
Ccach Farnish. furniture varnish. raw lumber,
RUSSIAN blue, pumice stone. French zinc,
Chocolate fire proof paint. 2lON
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31

az The Hawaiian Evangelical Association were
received by His Majesty, at the Palace, yesterday.
The crowded state Of our columns comrels Us to omit,
till next issue, the addresses, which have been fur
nishei for publication.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
CHARLES c. HARRIS
G. z. JUDI.

Il The Printers return their thanks to Mr..
Holstein for the opportunity given to try whether
they could pick up strawberries as readily as they
pick up types. The Devil thinks that the ber-
ries Few around faster than ever the types did.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
EXPORTS.

zoe sGS FsAScrsco-per YANKEE. Nay Ss-IgI bales pull, !
bales wool, IS bri- plaster, 1888 ~ sugar, 4Ls3O gals uOlas.e
10 eases alcohol, ! boE specie, 8 pigs unsp-cihei.
For ssS FsAScrsco-Psr Isle % France, May SO-8OO ton
coal. 900 n koa lumber.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
Groceries. ~.

CASTLE soap, chemical olive soap. : q. soda,
Cream tartar, saleratus. carl matche-, fine dairy SAT-,
Dried apples. Preston and NerriU's Yeast powder,
Boyle : hyperion fluid, c.cuaire, table salt,
cayenne pepper, favornE extracts, white wine vinegar
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31
Agricultural Implements. &C..
miscellaneous

Eagle ploWs. three sizes, hlndcarts. OK yokes,
Coffee and grain mills, Grants fan mill,
NheeIharr1w hanlcsrts, wh-clbarroWs.
RusselL's cNst irnn rnrn shaLI.-s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-31

y The funeral of the late J. ". E Maikai will
take place on Saturday next, at Il P. VI, from his
late residence in Queen street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-12
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE caT}FT OF CAL5F0ENIA' al yrO, IS.
In the District Court OF the Tenth judicial District.
joel $. Montague, Plaintiff VS.. Howell Davis, john
S. Davis, Joseph L. Davis and A. J. Davis, Defend
ants:
The People Of the State o. California, to Joseph L.
Davis, one of the above npmel Defendants, greet
ing: You hereby required to appear in an action
commenced against you, as a co-deiendant, by Juel
Montague as plaintiff, in the District Court Of the
Tenth Judicial D trict in and for the county of Yuba
State OF California, and answer the complaint therein
(Which IS file with the Clerk Of said County,, with.
in ten days after serI ice upon you Of this Summons
exclusive # the day Of scrvice) If served in said
county OF Yuba or twenty days If erved out of said
county but in the Tenth judicial District of the State
of Californ A. forty days served out of said Dis
trict but within the State or Judgment by default will
be taken against you according to the prayer OF the
said complaint. The SAID action is brought to recov
the sum of une Thous and Dolars,a ged by sadplan
til in his said complaint to he due from you and your
co-defendans to him, with interest thereon from the
tenth lay of May, n ID. lSS te ra:e of three per
cent per month; and if you fail to answer said com.
plant, the said plaintiff will take judgment for the
said sum nm interest besides costs.
By order Of the Hon. : NJ. Bliss, District Judge
...... Given under my hand and the Seal of said
L. s.: Court, this twenty fourth day Of May, A. D.
'''' one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
W. r. hNEALE,
Clerk Of the District Court,
In and Tor tine county of Yuha.
c. f. DE LONG, Plaintiffs Att my25 law 3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-12
HnSOlVeHf Notice,

STATE Of California, county Of Yuba, ss.-District
- Conrt, Tenth judicial District Warren p. Miller
vs.. His Ceditors. Pursuant to an order of the II n
= NJ Bliss, Judge of the said District Court notice is
Warren p. Miller, t. be and appear before the Hon
VI. Bliss in open Court at Chambers at the court
room Of said Court in the city of Marysyille, on the
twenty first day of July, A. D. 1867 at 10 o'clock A.
NJ of that day, then and thore to show cause, IL any
they can, whv the prayer Of said lnsoyent should not
he granted and an assignment Of his estate be made
and he be dschae ed from his debts and liabilities, in
pursuance of the statute such case made and proyi
ded, and In the mean time, all proceedings against
said lnsClvent be stayed.
...... In witness whereof, have hereunto set nv
seal hand aud affixed the seal of said District
''''' Court this goth day of June, A. d.. 1s60.
WIN. I. ONEALE,
Clerk Dis!. Court, Yuba county, California,
je2l BOD BY NJ d. DoBB1y., DEPUTY Clerk