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The New York herald., 1862-03-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

TnI44ssiIdEST a5lSsEh9L6 F9sSITuRE sIsssr.
WORKS Ai. tog os cTain,esday). March 10
a. IL SoSSs psssi'ss se,weep Fifth
at elegant residence As Wsst @ syss
Seven rosewood Pianoorie, Mining Room suits
Ormoa chandesrs veye. and MeaSga nd Mane
Mirrors embroidered Curtains on Paintings, by eminent
artists DRAWING ROOMS.
Rosewood Secretary and Bookcase Encoignures, Lady
WORK Table sSa snrs TaSs sasses
with kings pa.en. Rsenns Snais Fsa ol fsla F
rsss Wnsf scene by LssTaas h two T,Ss1 @1sa a
Rome s SSSsSssy maker.
and assfs Ge Stool nnd sS
and Tea crystal and engraved Glass wds @
raSs sssss sSs Ms as 's Spring
Banks. Sheets Reoks,nas Fsrn.ae The
above elegant residence for sale or to les inquire oi INC
NB-strangers wishing attend this sale will take the
ana Saith liars H Hse eEs' eayns s Al
street, few doors from the house
A ucTIoN sALE-BY R. w. wEsTCoTT, AUCTION
PeTsnPory s,id, sale Of seSSSl auth r.r Ersn0rs
AN ExrRkoEpisasY k5Ensi tfSr SPsSsTSs1rr FOR
1.-The large awens Sea.s s street,
between seventh and Eighth avenues,
This * % q
the whole combining collection seldom offered at auction
Of rosewood Paror Suits In brocatel and reps
rosewood Centre anS Pier Tables SIX and Lace
Stool and Cover Turkish Lounges with voae Chairs to
match magnificent Mantel Vases Bronzes Paian Groups
and Figures marble BGss superb Paintings Tapestry Car
pets, Lava Ornaments, Bronze Clock, ees ant window
Shade Tetes Tables Velvet Rugs rich Bronze
Chandeliers &c
Elegant rosewood Dressing Bureaus with marble tops
Spring and Hair Mattresses to nj
wainut SUIT reps pieces Card Table, Flower Vases
Sofas Lounges spring and Cottage Chairs Rockers
Oval Mirrors elegant Beds. Bedding Sofa Beseads, &C.
with large variety Of rich China cut Glass and Silver
description All be sold, shine. Catalogues at
house. B.-Housekeepers will find this sale worthy OF
special attention.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

FEW VERY FINE ROOMS, NOW yACANT-AT III
"A Second avenue. They VIII be let with Board 10 singh
gentemen who will together, or gentlemen ana he
wives first class and has all the modern i'm
provements and Is within three mnutss walk oil Broadway
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

Az 07 BR,OADwAy.-THE ONLY PLACE WHERE
"A you lpd the genuine California Diamonds made
into Breast Pins Earrings Rings Studs Sleeve uttons
set fine gold. Prices low Also more OF those Com
position and Gold Vest Chains. L. JACOBS
Removed from Chatham street
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XUIpows-A GENTLEMAN. OF RARE ATTAIN

nents and good business qualifications, having been
uced in circumstances by too m ch confidence ends
having rejected and discarded ALL wishes make The
luliniance widow lady of the highest respecta
btlty, and must have not less th IN ffty Thousand
collars aud who wishes to be made happy in ihis
with the hope 0f enjoying the blessings ~ the worI
~ cae rW meet VIA as that heart coud wish for No
one need adtrsse unless sincere iD their Intentions j.
M4IEol si,lete Post oac,. -
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A UCTION NOTICE.-ERNEST ROTH, AUCTtONEE r
IA An extraordinary opportunity for
HOIIsEKEEPERS AND THE TRADE.

HOUSEKEEPERS AND THE TRADE.
The beautiful Household Furniture private family will
be sold pubic auction the residence Us Waverey place.
east Of Sixth this day. at O'Clock precisely to the
Highest biGder without consisting Of handsome
Brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets
nor sered with brocate and reps Eageres rble
Tables Mirrors Paintings Cur aims Shades rosewood
and mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands Hair Mat
tresses ing, Bedsteads Spring Seat
Chairs Rockers Co. ner and Book Stands single and
Bed Lounges Mirrors Clocks Vases Tea Tables Bookcases
Bullet, Glass; Ware, Table Cutlery, Exen-
Table. Stoves, Ocoth Chandeliers Hatsands, Hall
Chairs &c,
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JEO HOLBRoOK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. $50
VI Broadway, wifi cell this At fOs O'Clock, at Is Car.
roll place Bieecker street. ccrnsr Thompson all Fur.
nure, contained the above larce boarding house,
which consists OF sixty will be sold without
Brussels Ingram and Stair Cas
Rods. Hall Ocoths mahogany and Gotta Beds.eads Bu-
Washsands Tsbles and Chairs best Hair
Bosters and Pillows mahogany Wa drobes four Sofa
Beds, mahogany Chairs, Rockers, Marble top and other
Tables all Window Shades and all the Gas Chandeliers
Gas Brackets thru hout house Extension Tables
and all the Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture &c De-
required.
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AT l0l bEoApwAY; Y;-sIL!ygh .wATcnLs 81 10 sIOi

n God Watches, 80 o so AZ WaIInritI. Wlehrs
cleaned and repaired for 81 Glasses Ied To- &C
tuned and reIa red Ola Gold md Yer bO NeV n.
erct auge T. JACOBS, rernqyed from Cha, '.4a street
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WIFE WANTED.-A GENTLEMAN, AGED 2J OF
" prepossessing appearance wishes from the depths
bis heart good Wife lady II the highest respcctabiiy
tand must De wealthy, who honorable
man Imam did sayf Yes, In every sense OF the
word morally socially and ply scay) may address Cedar
Herald office N B-The memory OF our loves shall lie
thangeless as the cedar tree.
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(SONSTABLE'S SALES. 4 j. BOGART AUCTION
" will sell ths day, At lC O'Clock, At the auction
No North William virtue Of execution
MICHAEL McCANN Constable.
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cS EOO FOR A SPLENDID FARM OF FIFTY SIX
pC.CVO acres twenty miles from this City in New
6Ox7V twenty rooms, bathroom, fine parlors &c, with
piazza, all in good rondon good ouibuiidngs
good icrhouse &c, H. . high ground, Pomptcn
river, &C. "A great bargain. Terms easy.
r. BLAKE, IA Chambers street.
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AT lo7 BRoADwAr-i,0o DIFFERENT Articles
n for sale at 81 and 70 cents each, including ,, say in
Plated spoons, Forks1 Pipes, Portemon Sat
Knives Rings, Chains SieeNe Buttons siUds Ptst Pir
&c &c L. JACOBS Sslnovcd from Ihltna street
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UCTION MOTTO E-s. BOGART. AUCTIONEER.-BY
"A Sal. BoGAKr, this day. at i0x ociock, at the auc
9ton rooms, Household Furniture, Ac, consisting OF
hosany sofa. Chairs Lounges Bureaus Enot
Ing Glass; Brussels Threepy and Ingram Carpets, Bed
seads Matr~ss.s Looking Glasses Stoves Kitchen Furn
Secretary Bookcase Arm and oak Chairs
Kitchen Furniture, Also, let of Liquors. Tea. To-
baccu. Counters Case.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A KEBPECTABLH
"A English woman, attendant on an invalid or aged
would have objection oing In the country Tor thd
summer would take situation as nurse Tor chDdren{
she is Priestan, willing and knd in her dsposlton orr
drV and neai her habits and Will be valuable person
IN . resp cabe family Call at her present eDpiolcr1@ w
Bond s., Brooklyn,
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UCTION NOTICE.-JOSEPH L. SMITH, AUC TION
IA eer Large sale OF
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
This day, March l9, At IL o'clo X precisely
rFrrr PIIBI.Hc AUCTION

the elegant private l37 East Egh street.
tween Fourth avenue and Broadway. consisting OF
tSEvfN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE;
STOOL AND COVER COST $T5.
Rosewood and black walnut Paror Suits covered in bro
TEL reps and push marble top Tables Turkish Lounges
ID Chairs Eiageres, Curtains rosewood and mahogany
Suita Mattresses Bosters Pillews Sofa Beds
Chairg Rockerp Mirrors Tea Tables Carpets Gass China
and Silver ware Table Gallery, Extenon Table, Buffet
Lounges, &c.
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MEMORANDA.

II Bark Yankee, Ciaxton. reports-sailei from Honolulu
on Wednesday. March &c. and discharged the piio: at p p. VI.
Ffrst week, had fresh breeZes from NE. 10 NE; Afterwards,
Sc 70 sw. Last three days, had the wind from NV. Made
the Faraieones at IL a. 81, Wednesday. April 0, and anchored
at san Francisco a; { r VI. Sailed again for Honolulu April
60, and crossed the lar at : p. VI. first week, had light winds
from s-W. 70 W. Between lat 24= and % ", long. 1857
and 1867 W. had tro days strong trades, when the wind
hauled to NV, and continued from that quarter, with little
variation, until I p. ". q the Is;h inst, Of the west end Of
MoIosai, when We again :aOk the trades, and at 6! P. NJ the
pilot came on hoard.
May II. LAT rs 80 v, long. 1@s - w, passed 4 wreck,
th= stump % one mast standing. which Eas quite black The
wreck Eas three quarters Of a mile TO winIWar Il Vas blowing
very strong At the time from Ne, with 4 heavy cross sea rnn-
ming. and the bark under a press Of canvas. When the wreck
Sas first seen { was four points on cur starboari low, bot vas
NJ, reported until IL was abar the beam the sea. > would be,
with n heavy sunken body, was sHa-hing entirely over IT,
Being satisfied that there was no life about It, and knowing tina;
Se could not work the vessel up against 80 strong a wind and
heavy SEA before night, she was kept on her course
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. 4.
ARRIVALS

lay I5-seh Kamoi- Shepherd, frun Kahului, with 20 pigs
beet 10 do. sugar, 8 DO moiassss, 30 hides, 10 bgs
corn meal, and 20 passengers
IG-sch Odd Fellow. Morse, from Hanalei, with 20 cords
gers-Ksy A wilcox and son. } others. and 8 deck
IG-sch yrannette, Green, FIN Mako, with I55 kegs sugar.
- brs noIasses, . ergs fungus
I-Sch Kalama, wetherber. from windward ports, with
1000 ns poi, 30 bris potatoes .Passengers-Rsv
u Poxne, wife and . children, Mr. Daniels, one
Chinaman, and - natives on deck
I8-Am bark Yankee, CLAYTON, Is days from san Fran
cisco, with mise 10 wilcox, Richards & CO.
I3-Steauer Klaues, McGregor, from gindvard ports,
with 2g3f bris potatoes- - bales wool. 9 bales
puiu- : bags fungus, $50 hiies, . bids gOat skins,
: tres talDw, IL boxes honey. II bags coffee 2 es
mdse, 2 rcns leather, J pkss vegetables. l box
peaches. 5 buIacks, - sheep, 10 pigs, ] horse, l
Pkg specie $685.
ls-Sch N0iwahine, Edheana, from Koloa and NawiiEiii,
q hours from latter place, with . bags 12O0 tbs)
rice, y kegs sugar, Is bags potatoes, i bi tailow,
do. beef, l. hides, ) pkgs cheese, II cords wood,
pigs. and y deck passengers
IS-Sch MoiSriki. SapeIa- fun kahului and Lahaina, with
, bales fansus, Is hkies, 2 cabin and 9 passengers
on deck.
Is-sch Kamshameha ". johnson. from KalepoIepo, with
IL coris wood, 2 brs molasscs-
Is-S,oop Emma. Rye, from waiaua, with 20 tales Pulu-
Is-Stoop Express. I'm MnLokai, with 50 bags lime, D kegs
butter, J hhles. J bags FISH, I bri oil
Io-Sch Maria, Crane, from iliio. with eco kegs sugar. 65
bales palu, 20 bags arrowrOos, so hides, l bdl goat
skins
bags fungus, 400 eocoanuts. 500 eitrOns, ] pkg
houey. . Kegs butter, 10 hhle-- 500 goat skins z
hpz-, 4 cords wool cabin and - passengers on
deck.
.i-Am brigt Caroline Z. Foote, Worth. Il days, from
san francisco, en- route for Japan ard the Amoor,
touched outside she lft n few papers. anil con-
tinued on her course.
e1-Sch Sestie Merrill, Borres. from lido anil Lahaina-
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annual or Bien.

The above table will exhibit at 4 glance what
have been the average monthly earnings of the
public press for the periods specified. During
the administration of Mr.. Hall it averaged over
$50 per month. But even up to April, 1861,
it averaged nearly five hundred dollars per
month. 1t was about this period that negotia-
tions for 4 lease for the Office were commenced,
and suddenly we see the monthly receipts drop
to IN average of $167. go, though it is well
known that there was no special depression in
the printing business. To this remarkable dis
crepancy, occurring on the eve of the lease, is
what we call public attention, and if the edit
or of the Poiyneslan considers it beneath his
to offer any explanation. or treats this
matter with contempt, as he did last week, We
respectfully call the attention of the Legislature
to the subject, as one in which the public have
an important interest.
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IMPROVING SLOWLY C)-Since Sunday we have
received two letters from gentlemen on Maui,
advising of ~irregularity of the mails or the nom
receipt of papers, all occurring within the past
four weeks. We can assure our subscribers that
we take special pains to see that every one has
his papers put up properly, but 50 long as the
mails 90 as crookedly as at present, we will send
duplicates of the missing papers, when we have
them on hand.
ExCELsIoR.-Mr A. Cleghorn has recently re-
moved his store To the corner of Queen and kaa-
humanu streets-the premises formerly occupied
by j. L. Waterhouse. This is one of the finest
locations for business in Honolulu, and those
wishing to buy will not be long in finding out
that he has one of the finest collections OF
merchandise. -
COLLEGIATE.-The annual examination OF the
students and scholars IF Oahu College, will take
place on Tuesday and Wednesday next. The
rhetorical exercises will take place on Thursday
evening May 29th, at the Fort Street Church.
All interested in education are invited TO attend
the examination and exhibition.
For THE EAST.-The Comet viii sail on Satur-
day, if not before, taking a fair freight. Among
the passengers booked to so by her, we notice the
name of DR.. S. Long and wife, l.. 5. Consul ut
Lahaina f. p. Bond and family, of Lahaina,
and others
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- OF all the pitiable whining ever uttered
by a distressed editor, that which appeared in
the last P0Lynesian, in reply TO our inquiries re-
garding certain suspicious-looking financial sta
tlsties OF the government press, is the most
curious. Losing bis temper. he gives way to
paroxysns which can only excite the laughter of
his readers, and exhausts his vocabulary IN search
of phrases which a boat-boy would be ashamed
to utter. a tool of others, = "a veritable Co.
liah, > 81 ~insulted, - ..stigmatized, . - disgraccd,"
" damned, = = foul and FALSE - ambuscade,"
= Satanic reluctance" are specimens of the choice
epithets he INDUCES in. We will not retort in
such language nor indulge in personalities, but
simply remind the late director of the govern
ment press that it is his official conduct that is
called in question, that in the management of
the bureau under his charge there appears to be
something that needs public explanation. He
was entrusted with the public press, and the ac-
counts of that bureau. as passed in by him, are
not satisfactory without some explanation. If
he considers that he can make no explanations,
without compromising lis honor, the matter
then rests between him and the Legislature, who
are the representatives of the public, and who
will be, in duty to their constituents, bound to
see whether the bureau has been properly or i'm
properly conducted during the last two years.
In looking over the returns Of the Director for
the past few years, we find that the earnings of
the office, as paid into the treasury, have been
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SHORTEST TME.-We omitted to notice last
week that the news brought by the .Jpha T.
Wright, came through quicker than any previ-
ously received. Washington kilograms of April
10Th were read here on the 18th of May-l3
days through. BY some vessel making a ten
days passage, we may yet receive news in n still
shorter time. -
HAWAIIAN DICTIoNARY.-We hear that this
work. on which Judge Andrews has been en-
gagged for the past few years. is about ready to be
printed. Would it not be well for the Mobiles
or Representatives, to take some steps TO learn
the facts, and make such provision as may be
required to have the work printed as soon as it
is ready?
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A CARD.
wAsnIxerox. 9Th Marea. ]

WASHINGTON, 9th MarcA, 1852
Since reaching here, I have been Informed by kind friends in
Honolulu. that, rs soon as my back had been turned, and when
1 suppose it was thought l could not be heard from, a vile
Islander was started against me, as viii presently appear.
In the hands Of the people of Honolulu, would trust my life
my property, and that which is still dean r, my character. I
shall therefore scorn to make a defense against the eowardIy
calumny, but shall make a statement which will brand the
authors, whoever they may be, SO that he fnger Of scorn will
be pointed at them. There can only be two-possibly three
and, before 1 an done with them here, they will regret the part
they have taken. The case of one OF the parties is already
attended to, and one OF the others will not be neglected.
But to the slauder-whch was to The effect, that II had taken
away funds belonging to an estate; that that was not the only
funds l had taken ei,her-butI had done as Old Pratt did ~
Now the fact is, that upon the arrival of my successor, 1 i'm
mediately called on him and notified him 1 was ready to derve,
up the office, &c, to him. and all funds in my hands, sc.
Some dOHbf arose in my mind whether some $1,000 OF $1,000.
belonging to seamen,n ard not to the United States, should be
placed in has hands, or whether l should settle that amount
with the Government direct. l could do either, and l am now
informed by the proper officers here, that it Z" would have been
better" for ms to have taken the latter course. i, however, paid
the amount 10 Mr.. CdldireH, took his receipt, and the amount
Is now charged to him on the books of the Department. The
only other funds an my hands, rhich rad not been paid
orer, belonged TO two ~estates-Edward Eemp's and II. iJorr-
land's-the two amounting to less than 500. How this fund
was to be disposed Of was not a matter Of ioHbt. l was, by the
law and instructions, required not to pay il to my successor,
was anoniing my s9ccer-or the benefit of has ergsrienec. al
frst thought, that that fnnd should remain Sfii longer in
the office hut the day after, he came mp to the Office and said,
after locking at the law, he was satisfied that he was in error.
Well, ! charged mySeU in the books 1rith the amount
hGUe settled here emery cent, and the G"UeTnBas8fh has paid
me the balance due me, after settling the dboUe. Of some
eIeUeH hundred dollars. Thus, after my long connection with
the Government, L have the satisfaction to say that l have an
honorable discharge, and not one cent staining against
me on the books of the Government. j indulge the hope that
the Government may he as fortunate with others.
1 will not comment on this attempt TO do me the
authors can stand it, I think I can.
JOHN A. X
Late L. :. Consul, Honolulu.
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DEPARTURES

May I5-sleamer sohn 7. Wright, Watson, hr Japan AMI
shRnyhae-
I5--sch Yanuokavai, Haley, Tor Lahaina, Kona and Kau-
is-Am VII ship OCEAN. Clark. for the Arctic
19-Sch Kamoi, Shepherd. for LahaIna and Kahului-
l9-Haw sch Kitty Cartwright, Copeland, for Fannins's
Island.
2O-Am bark Arctic, Hammond, for Boston
9u-Iau sch Matilda, Gret=. for Falnings lsian1.
.O-S:eamer klanea, BerriIl. for Lshaina, kawaihae ard
other wimiward ports
20-Sch Kamehaneha. johnson. for Ianaiei-
eO-Sch Noiwahine, Kuheana, FOR NawiiSiIi, KolOa, and
wshnea-
clam brigt Mary Capen. Savory- for Shanghae.
sI-seh Moikeiki, NapeIa. for Iahaina and kahului-
.1-Sch Maria. Crane, for Lahaina, lilo and Puma
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An AoUATIC ENCURsioN.-On Saturday last, 4 par
ty of young Hawaiian ladies, of this city made a
pleasure excursion to Puloa, or Pearl River. While
there, it was proposed TO take a short sailing, or rath-
er canoeing trip down the River, and accordingly
the party, comprising seven females and three men,
(the latter to navigate the cancel started Oh on the
excursion. After proceeding about q mile, and near
ing the reef and surf Of the sea, the canoe got mo
one Of the swift currents so frequent at the edge OF
the channel. and without an instant's premonition,
the canoe filled and sank. leaving the fair excursion
lists in q somewhat precarious situation. where they
must provide for themselves. They being all, how
ever, expert swimmers and perfectly at home in the
water, the accident al first only provoked laughter
and merriment but on finding a powerful current
sweeping them cut TO sea more rapidly than they
could resist it, they found the danger greater than
they anticipated. The spectators on shore, pereeiv-
ing the accident, started another canoe to their res
cue, but owing to the number of persons DESTROYS Of
getting into 1t, this also capsiZed and snnk, compel
ling them all again TO trust to their own strength.
Seeing all hope of rescue ~dispelled. our young mer-
maids boldly determined not to give up, and each
struck out heroically for the shore. One of the Ia
dies, in particular, deserves special notice and praise
for the assistance given by her to her comrades.
With more than Amazonic bravery she succeeded, in
the midst of the current and surf, in tearing off the
dresses and clothes of the less expert females, which
impeded their efforts, thus enabling them better to
contend with the watery enemy. She was thus the
happy means Of saving several if not all their lives
In the nameof her friends she will accept their thanks
and ours. After having been in the water two hours
from which the danger to which their lives were
exposed may be in~ferred-they all safely reached the
shore, none the worse for their unexpected bath.
Had the party been composed of foreign ladies, nine
chances out of zen, they would have been drowned.
MoNsTRoUs.-Capt. Coffin, who appears to be at
ways on the lookout for the latest novelty, brought
US a radish a few days since, raised by Mr.. Lewis of
the firm Of Lewis & Norton. 1t measured II
inches around, and IS inches in length, though
several inches appeared to have been broken off in
pulling it out of the ground.
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EXPORTS.

yar p,.rox-o~r Arctic. May 2O-I3g casks aud loo Pkgs
"a 900 xaIs) whale oil. 4,5s0 hides - bds (s.Sgg soat ssins,
~ h.l-s "a IS2I tp.J wool. : casks AMI 5 pkgs talon. ! chest
ha,ks 4 bdi calf .kins. 20 kegs AMI . bags coffee Is keys arrow
root J pkrs OIL copper, 3 Sxs ard 10 pkgs unspecihed mise
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PASSENGERS.

For wtxpw.Rp Poars-per Klauea, May ls-Rey A Thnrs-
ton vie AMI 2 children, Prof W ID Alexander, wiz and chill,
= @ wTtse, W y Ah-n, v Spencer, W Clark, q Macy Capt
smith-I3 cabin and l3I q ok passengers.
Yram uuO-pey Maria. May i0-Slrs Austin AMI 3 children.
loci Ban, wife and chnd. Rev 7 COan. Master and Miss
Anirev.-I0 cabin and L. deck passeEe~Ts.
COR wypwAkD PoRrs-peT klaaea- May 2l-NtssC Carrie
Dickinson John Parker. % b Merrill. Jsm-s Z Him, fsp~ry-
Csor~s J.ue-. rnf about ~ i-rk p~-~H=rrS.
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VESSELS IN PoRT-MAY e2.

Am bark Comet, Smith. soon FOR san Francisco.
An bark Yankee. CiaNton, for San Francisco.
Brit lark Kathleen. Marehant. soon for San Francisco
Hz9 wh brig kohoia, Brumnsrhop.
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e A variety of interesting matter prepared for
he weeks paper ia unavoilahly crowded ont.