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ShiPs' Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU, n. I.
ARRIVALS.

April lo-schr Nettie Merrill, Fisher, from Lahaina. with 700
kegs sugar, 90 bbls molasses, 300 Mamani posts
600 pumpkins, 60 bbls potatoes, 20 sheep. % bun.
dies onions, lot Of native freight, 4 cabin and I6
deck passengers.
lo-Schr Hannah, Smith, from Lihue, Kauai, with 34s
Kegs sugar, As bbls molasses, 4 cords fire wood, /
cabin and 2 deck passengers.
E@Schr Helen, Clark, from Maliko, with 3O4 kegs and
o bbls sugar, los bbls molasses, 1000 feet OF ka
and kukui lumber, i horse, 1 jackass, and z deck
passengers.
1'-odg topsail schr Hans, OItmanns, - days from
Mazatlan.
with $50 bbls oil.
lam bark Cambridge, Brooks, from Humboldt, Cal.
with lumber to Aldrich, Walker 4 Co.
list schr Annie Laurie, McGregor, from Kona and
intermediate ports.
ls-Aissionary brig Morning Star, James, from Micro
nesian Islands.
lS-Am VIII ship Elizabeth Swift, Pontius, 5 months out
from New Bedford, with 40 sperm
IS-Am bark Yankee, Com. Patty, Is DAYS from San
Francisco, with udse to Wilcox, Richards & Co.
Ie-Am VII ship Nile, Halves, from New Bedford, clean.
zI-Eng clipper ship Brechin Castle, Parkinson, from
Glasgow with machinery for the KohaIa and Ono
mea plantations.
2l-schr ka Moi, Wilbur, from LahaiIa, with 500 bags
hour, $50 bags wheat, 200 bags bran, 2 cords
wo1d, l cabin and 10 deck passengers.
2l-Schr Manuokawai, Becky, from Hama and Maiko,
with 49, kegs sugar, so bbIs molssses.
Am clipper ship Mary Robinson, 10 days from San
Francisco, bound 10 Guano Islands.
Fam VII ship Q W Morgan, Landers, 4 months out
from ". B., clean
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STEAMER RATEsL-The mail line OF steamers TO
Panama has reduced its rates about $50. On the
days when the opposition steamer leaves, the fare is
about S16o for first class passengers. Here is an
item from the Alta:
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE TO TIE EAsr.-The rates of pas
sage by the Pacific Mail Company's steamship Golden Age,
which will leave on the ID Of April, have been reduced. and are
as follows: In the upper saloon cabin, S2l3 dining saloon,
Sl62 30 second cabin, Sl07 steerage, so. These reduced
rates are unusual, as there is no opposition steamer going until
the 2i of April. -
q MIR. l.. M'Cully has been appointed assistant
clerk of the Supreme Court, vice Mr.. L. Browne.
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VESSELS IN PORT-ApRIL 90.

Am bark Yankee, Com. Patty. up for San Francisco.
Eng ship Brechin Castle, Parkinson, up for New Bedford.
Am bark Cambridge. Brooks, up for Portland and Victoria
-Ubfg tOpsaH sehr Hans, Otmanns, for sale or charter.
Russ Corvette Ca!avala.
Haw bark r. ". Wood. Geerken, up for Bremen.
Eng bark bark BESSIE, Gay, for sale.
Hawaiian steamer hjlauea, repairing.
schs HanuckREai and Eamoi.
Snip fillnau, Mansur, Bark Kamehameha v, Long,
Milo. Halves, Victoria, Eldridge,
Br Genet Wilhelm. Sh Gustave. yauxpres. French
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DEPARTURES.

April 1s-Am VII ship Janus, Cornell, for Arctic.
1s-Am bark Onward, Hampstead, for San Francisco.
NS-H.B- NJ. sloop Columbine, Ward, for vancouver's
Island.
s-st sehr Annie Laurie, McGregor for Koua and inter-
mediate ports
ls-Schr Nettie Merrill. Fisher, for Lahaina and Makes
Landing.
l9-Scbr Helen, Clark, for MaikoL
1e-Engs steel sehr Domitila, Spencer, for PetropauIoski.
liam VII bark Pearl, Hull, for Arctic
l9-Amv VII bark Sarah Warren, Poole, for Arctic.
@-schr Hannah, Smith, fer Lihue, Kauai.
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EXPORTS.

For SAN FRAScIsco-per Onward, April 1S-2094 kegs sugar.
SZt4'Zoo ihsl ~ csks oil, 20 csks sperm oil, Z bales wool, ll3
baies pull, 5l4 cocoanuts, 302 punches banana, 3 csks and 10
bbls shocks, los bags rice, ! case furniture, ll bbls and $40
pigs molasses, 9 pkgs panorama, 2 bbls beef.
Value of foreign produce, S745,O0.
Domestic produce, Sl94.32 %.
Transhipped, 81, 1853 OF.
For SAN FRAScLCo-per Young Hector, April 1e-4lT2 kegs
sugar, (547y652 lbsl 80 casks sperm oil, e5 bbls molasses. 5000
empty bottles, 10 bales wool, z casks potash.
Value Of foreign produce, 81 PSI 90.
Domestic produce, So, 1875 60.
Transhipped produce, S6,lO7 40.
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Vessel. Expected from Foreign Pore.

Am clipper ship Lookout, to sail from san Francisco April 10th.
Danish brig Tberese, Capt -- left Uongkong IN Septeu-
Der last, with a cargo Of China goods for Honolulu. 1t is
supposed she encountered gales and put back TO port.
Ha1 sch Onomea. WAY, sailed from Boston August :, with a
cargo Of general ndse to AIdrich, Walker & Co.-shortIy
expected.
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RETURN OF THE MORNING STAR-This packet,
which has been absent on n five months cruise to the
Caroline Islands. returned on the 18th, in command
of Capt. s. James. She has visited a large number
of the islands of that group. and brings welcome
news from all the stations visited. The King OF
Tarawa has been converted. and he and his auee"
are eIert:ng theft .Tauence TO bring
der the teachings of the missionaries.
Star reports that a vessel has lately and SSS
Bordelaise Reef, and there found in 6. bopisa LII
written by Capt. Bush of the Liholiho, and "a
Dec. 20. 1861, stating tina, he was then loaded Ind
ready to sail. This is all that is known of him.
Two suppositions suggest themselves; first, that the
vessel was SO deeply laden, that she may have foun-
dered in a storm; and second, that she may have been
cut of by some scamps on board. As nothing has
ever been heard of the vessel since, the former sup
position is more likely to be the correct one.
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.-On Thursday, May 9th.
there will be an eclipse of the Sun from 81 minutes
past l O'Clock to II minutes past 4 in the afternoon.
The eclipse will be nearly total about three O'Clock.
Those interested will of course be prepared to take observations.
~ We are glad TO learn by late advices from
Sydney that our townsman, Capt. Milne. is in comA
mand of a large clipper ship running between that
port and China.
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II AsHER B. BATES being about to leave his ki,,s
or about the middle Of May, his household furnItur, -"
harness, carriages, &C., will be offered at auction at ap-|'
SIDE " his residence, by MIR. Severance, on or about Ma ,.'
His establishment is known to be complete In every re,r..
a large family. Further details will be given prior to sa,m.'
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CHOICE NEW BOOKS

HI NATURAL, 2 vols. So.
Jeremy Taylor's Holy Living, slO0,
Heads Daily Religious Exercises, S1,T5,
Textbook of Penmanship, SI,63,
A Book about Doctors, Sl,I5,
Austen Elliot, by Kingsley, I.50,
Kingiakes Crimean War, vol. l, SI,75.
The Sioux Massacres IN 1923, $50,
Alcocks Three Years in Japan, 2 vols. $3.50,
Cochin's Results Of Emancipation, $3.50,
Gasparin's Uprising of a Great People, 81, so,
Gasparinis America before Europe, SI.75,
Charles Dickens Works, 5 vols. 500.
Physical School Atlas, s. so,
Smolett's Works, 6 vols. 100.
Blackstone's Commentaries, ( vols. sheep, SO.
Aobott's History Of the Rebellion, in GERMAN. $500,
Los sings Field Book Of the Revolution, 2 vols. $500.
kane's Chemistry, $500,
The Jewish Tabernacle, S1,75,
4I3!2t IT N. WHITNEY
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In Honolulu, at Auction.

III BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF -
EH;1 the SUPREME COURT of the Hawaiian Islands, EiSs
GAk. will be sold at public auction on the premises. on -
Y. the 9TH day of May, A. d. 1864. at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, all that lot of land situated on the westerly side
ALEXANDER SMITH PREMISES. and being the same at
present occupied by c. ii. Levers. and adjoining the premises
occupied by l.. .. Hall, the said lot containing sos suuare
fathoms and % square feet, and belonging to the estate of /. II.
Anthem, deceased. For further particulars application may be
made to the undersigned.
L. C. HECCK, GUARDIAN
OF the property Of the minor heirs of the late l.. III. ANTHON
4132t
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NOTICE.

OTI Is GIVEN THAT HER
~ ROYAL HIGHSEsS Princess VICTORIA
has conveyed her estate TO the undersigned, to be held by him
in trust for her benefit All persons having any demands
against said estate, will confer a favor by sending them to the
undersigned. All persons renting any portion of the same, are
notified to pay their rent to the undergraduate the receipt
OF none other than the Trustee or his authorized agents will be
OF any avail nor has any one, other than the Trustee, a lawful
right to charge the said estate with debts or leases, o. to make
contracts for sale, nor to discharge any one from liability to the
said estate. No debts will be allowed hereafter to constitute a
set off for rent. All persons are respectfully requested to heed
this notice, as it will not be varied from by
CHAS. c. HARRIS,
Trustee for II. II. II. Princess Victoria Kamamalu.
Honolulu, April ID, 1864. Alb 3m
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= We have received several communications
all referring to L.. B., which we must respect
fully decline to insert, for the simple reason,
which will be apparent to all, that there has
been enough said already. We did not encour-
age the insertion of the original letter which
has evoked so many replies but on the other
hand we objected to it, and stated to the writer
what would be the effect if inserted, and it has
turned out very much as anticipated by us.
Had our correspondent been here long enough
to have learned more of our local politics before
writing, he would not have insisted on the inser-
tion of his letter. The replies to it which have
appeared were but a natural outburst of that
undercurrent of popular feeling which exists in
every community, that has any just appreciation
OF its own rights. Like steam, when the press
ure is increased even one iota, it must find vent
at the escape-valve, and be heard, who ever may
be scalded by it.
a young lady wishes to know who g Sam
Slick" is. We never like to refuse Il lady, re-
quest, but we must beg this time to be excused,
for like a physician, We don't tell secrets. IF we
thought the lady intended taking advantage of
the season, to set about closing a matrimonial
alliance with Mr.. Slick, we should surely ask
his permission to hand her his name. But per-
haps it's just us well to let our fair friend
guess. 1t is q satisfaction to know that we have
among US any who possess the talent which has
given to Judge Halliburton g. worldwide fame.
In point of keen and cutting sarcasm, style and
used, and appropriateness to local mat
nothing in Judge HIS published volumes
AN be found to excel the letter in our last
lumber.
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PASS ENGE

For SAN FRAsCIsco-per Onward, April ls-Capt White.
sides, Z L Benser, Mr. Gaylord. L Snow, Jas Alexander, y H
Ryder, l. Ware, Jr. c K Clapp, C W Benedict, E ID G Fosket.
o fTanmqm, Hanson, IL Bertrand, T DevIo,, C VI Bartlett,
For San PRASCIsco-per Young Hector. Aprf 1o-J Goa.
bury. Z W Davis, Mr. Stubs.
For PErRofoLAsk-per Domitla- April Isl Bolhman.
From San FRAScIsco-per Yankee, April l9-Mrs Anna
blackburn, b + Ward, Capt ] L viguers. DAnr Scott, II NJ
Hamilton, dustave Standei, I Brickernan, VIM Barry, Kioka,
JIm-l0.
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Total .

Every reasonable man must be convinced that a
property qualification of some kind, applicable to
representative candidates as well as to voters, has
become a necessity, and is the only guard that can
be established to prevent our Legislature from being
filled with men totally unfit to represent at least the foreign
population and its capital, or to enact laws for the Kingdom.
Let us have a change in this organic law of the land. even if
the Constitution itself has to be remodeled.
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81 1t is thought that the steamer Rlauea, will
be ready TO resume her trips about the end of
May.
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D The election which was held on Monday last.
Tor a representative in place of the late VIM. Web.
ster, resulted in the choice of a native named MAA-
KUIA. The votes stood as below:
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OTAGo, n. I've are indebted to Capt. Parkip-
son of the Brechin Castle, for a file of Otago papers.
We understand that there are eight newspapers pub.
lished there, and from the specimen before us, q
large eight PACED daily, we judge that this new city
is following close after Sydney and Melbourne, in the
enterprise of its inhabitants. Between 80 and 40
vessels are reported in port March /. and the daily
arrivals and departures are equal to San Francisco.
~ n 10 ,bouobt tbot Tho q DJ.. IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

The King Of the Sandwich Islands has
decided to be an Episcopalian.
Gen. Tom Thumb. with his wife, are Civ.
ing receptions in Liverpool.
A statue Of Bryant win be placed in Cen.
tral Park, New York.
Typs setting machines are being manu-.
factureA in New Haven for publishing
houses in London and New York.
John D. Coughs lecture engagements ere
said to cover every evening up to next
June. 1t is also stated that he was offered
$500 to repeat his last lecture in Boston,
but vas unable to do so.
The lad es Of Paris, not content with dye
ing their hair rel, now dvo their lap-d9gs
to match the color Of dresses. Green dogs,
yellow dogs and sky-biue pues are Ill the
rage.
N. G. Trowbridge. convicted blo~kade
runner, has been sentenced to ten years Inn
prisonment at hard labor. The sentence
has been approved, and Fort Delaware de-
signated by the Secretary Of War - the
place If confinement. The punishment d
none too severe.
a celebrated confsctioner got up Thanks
giving cake for the Home Mission which
vas 10 feet long, - inches wide. and le
inches thick. To make It. it took 1000
egg, 176 pounds Of 6cur, 195 sounds Of
sugar. and 70 pounds Of butter.
The French murderer, Latour, Who vas
recently executed, sanx. I'll the way non
tho prison to the scattold, song Of his own
compeaitioa. He did net stop even until
The IKE had descsdded and life was ex-
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A Warlshe Woraa.

The Opinion Mationale. Of . recent date,
gives this picture Of the present belligerent
condition Of the world:
Il there be dead calm in politics. a we'll
a. bus'ness. aiming u. it is not thu sa're in
Oh parts of the little plannct va inhabit.-
Threc.Quarters Of humanity. in fact, are liv.
ing in the barbarous state Of war.
There il war in Poland.
War in Algeria.
War in Tunis.
War in Mexico.
War in the United States.
/ war m Peru.
War In New Zealand.
War IN China and Kachgar.
Was in Japan.
War in Afehanistan.
War in twenty countries in Africa.
This IL. unfortunately, enough to discour-
49, the friends Of universal pearc, and who
can sav they will not meet with greater dis.
appointment next Year, Italy, Hungary.
Poland, Denmark and tho Slavon;an popu.
u)ation Of Turkey. ore not, il must I've con.
1essed in the most pacific humor, and, to
thnaetWho study the general situation Of our
continent. Il ID quite evident that the gen.
ssal aituation, instead Of getting better, goes
- from day to day getting more and more
oumplicoted.
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d.. b1CELoW,
ConAAontial Physician !

formerly Of st. Louie, Missouri,) y,
19o eoath Clark 1ereet, CAAooe6s
TuNHE ONLY REGULARITY EDUCATED Ann
|. i legally qualified Physician in Chicago WIo
makes the treatmcut Of Private CoppJdlnts Z
speciality. His once has been established en-
pressly to afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical aid, without the use Of murcury or nox
i0us drugs. DIR. .. has for many years devoted
his whole attention 10 the treatment Of private
complaints in their varied and complicated forms.
His success in The treatment Of those long stand
ing and difficult cases, such formerly con-
sidered incurablc, is sufficient to recommend him
to the public worthy Of the extensive patron.
age which he has received. In professional cx-
perience in hospital and private practice extend
ing through many wears IN TINS and other depart
menfs OF medical science, he is the diseoyerer OF
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies for
these virulent, secret aud chvOnic diseases. and
has letters 0f recommendation 'ftom the most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons aud
Physicians 81 this country, Us testimonials Of his
superior skill and profound Judgment in the
treatment Of diseases Of private nature.
The universal and unfailing success IN the
treatment adopted by him, has proved beyond
doubt that permanent cure for the worst cascs
81 constitutions syphilis, gonorrllaa. structures
the akin. kidneys and bladder, impotepcy, tper-
matorrhea, ETC., can now be obtained TO moral
certainty, If application be made to those whose
intelligence skill and experience can be relied on
Dung men eSpeclaliy VINO nave become VIC
Tins of solitary vice or self abuse, that dreadful
and destructive habit, which annually sweeps to
an untimely grave thousands Of young men Ofthe
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect. may
call with full confidence and perfect cure.
Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
on puberty, menstruation or pregnancy, or per-
Sous having any obstruction to marriage, should
see the doctor at once and be cured
He thinks it 10 his duty % advise the unfortu-
nate. particularly strangers. to be careful that
they are not deceived By false advertisements Or
boasting imposters. He who places himself nm
der the care Of DR.. B. may religiously cos6de In
bis honor - . gentleman, and confidently rsly up
on hi skill a. physician.
III. B. viii tell the patient previous = eommea.
cling the treofneht Of his case how much be win
elect . eufe nd when such au afrahRemeat n |
entered upon, h no case will he make sssoel |
charge.
OA3re and Rooms within half square Of he |
Post Once. where oil are politely invited 70 eali
Once hours from .. m. TO 8. p. M; Sundays
1pA m. to noon. Consultations q ONCE free.
Send 2 stamps and ret mis- Guide to Health.
5 POST OFFICE BOX 1884, spl5-dkvlv
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A Gloss RuN.-ln the States Of N. York,
New Jersey. Pennsylvania and Delaware,
having population Of eight millions. and
lying contiguous to each other in territory,
polling some |, 400. ono votrs-tl,erc is not
IN the aggrsgats (soldiers' votes and all)
more than eight thousand majority return.
Cd foe Lincoln. On the home vote in the
S6ur States taxen together, there u Dem
oCfntic majority.
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plsxios," Il costains - misesal Ingredients. anl
Il perfectly innocent, delicious end reffeshisg.
n Il u most delightfully."- cool ana soothing, r.
uovee, TAN. FRECKtES end Dl6COlOkA-
TlONS, prevents Wrinkles, Rough and Hallow
Cheeks, impeoves.and bsesefvea the beauty Of
the Complaxion, pnd rssdess the skin whits, soft,
smooth and clear.
N GOntleme0. after 6hovinG, Will 6nd ~ ueo
agreeable and beneficial, .s.., -sf;s.-.
Sold By druggi2ts and perfumers generally. 49,
PSiaeipal depot III Liberty ~. y. Y. [hvl.d1y
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

Tas following is the official vote Of the
Pennsylvania soldiers. twill he seen that
ahoae enc third voted for Mcclellan. The
aggregate vote l. surprisingly small. which
fact % the administration made every effort
y poll full Lincoln vote-can be explained
ealy On the hypothesis that there were
Thousands Who would not vote for Lincoln
and did not wish to incur the displeas,iYes
q their o@esss BY voting for Mcclellan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-09

A large meeting Of citizens interested in
the tobscco trade wss held in Baltimore on
Thursday night in relation to the tax on to-
borco. Resolutions were adopted seciiing
that under the present lava the Government
n dsffauded Of it, revenues end honest men
injured, and that the continuance Of the
present system will make Il impossible for
ahg h0nest man to prosecute business sue.
eDaslully. The meeting recommend. to over
cssas these difficulties, that 1.-THE surest and
simplest way to obtain the necessary reve-
nue. from tJbacco. ard tie one least subject
% frauds, il 10 tax the raw material when il
goes into consumption in the United StsEes.
BY compelling al the tobacco raised in tho
country 70 be placed in bond, and exacting
the tsx m it, withdrawal for consumption. :"
Twelve delegates were elected 10 the Gen.
sral Convention If Tobacco Dealers, Jobbers
end Growers, which Is to assemble 10 New
York ON the 7th inst.