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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-09
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PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANORs.


Posf oyyIos DHrARrHHsF.,
WAsHNsfoH d. O., 0stober %, 1895.
Sealed Proposals will DO received at this De-
partment until the lpth day Of December next, Of
IL clock moon, for furnishing Letter Halanses
for the use Of Post Omeos In the United States for
one year from and after the slst day Of Deeem-
Der next, Of the following. description, nAmsly:
lat. Balances capable Of wels hing eight ounces,
ayoirdnpois weight, 70 b, graded down 10 guar
ter ounces OF these II 10 supposed about !, 900
will be required for ono year
I'd. Balances capable Of weighing two pounds
avoirdupois weight 70 be graded down 70 half
ounces. ofthsse II 10 Supposed about 100 will DO
required for one year,
Perfect correctness will BE- required In the
balance, 70 DO furnished, a. we'll - strength and
durability.
Sample Of eash description Of Balance mast
| accompany each bid, and the bidder who may
Balances ordered Of . quality in all respects
equal TO the sample.
Each Balance must be we'll and securely packed
In box for transportation.
The Balances must DO delivered, FREQ Of all
charge, to the Bank Agency Of the Post Once
Department At Washington, D. O., where the
same VIII b aseePisd, fosAS 10 be psrfsst and
Zach bidder must furaish with his proposals
evidence Of his ability to somply with his bid.
Two sameient sursties will be required 70 .
| contrast.
A failure to furnish the Balances a. contracted
| for promptly, or the furnishing Of those Of an
INFERIOR quality, viii be considered . sunheisnt
cause for forfeiture ofthe sontraet.
envelope, Proposals. for Letter BAlanses, and
direetsd to the Frat Assistant Postmaster Gene.
raj, Washington o. G. W. DBNEIsoN,
oe5l-W6W Postmaster General.
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EDWARD LYCETT,
"a BooKBiNDER,
10. m PITB. AVE. WAaHIBsToH, DO
Books bound In every HtylS-TuIkSy. 6oTossS
RSsaiA. and nsf u
WRAPPING PAPER FOR sALR At
w the once Of the HkIIoykL RRuSLIoAJ.
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ALEX. ROBERT, THE
~ Director OF the EXCELSIOR SALOON, No.
$50 FOURTEENTH street, announc9s 10 the pub
lie thai he sells At his bar Liquors Of the purest
quality, and that there may be found there each
day, from II TO O'Clock, q luxurious and Abun-
dAnf LUNCH. augiB-H -,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-09

TIE METROPOLITAN SALOON,
L No. as Tenth street, between D and Z streets,
Washington, D. q. q
WILLIAM BROWN, PROPRIETOR.
Having taken this old established stand, We
are prepared to furnish Board by the day or week,
upon the most reasonable terms. The Bar IL
stocked with the choicest brands Of Wines.
Liquors, and Cigars. Meals furnished at all
hours. Good Billiard Table on the premises.
noT-lm -
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WEAAPPIpddEsss, ING, PAPER ToH sAIa AT
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PnoPosAL ..
0R0P0BALs foK CkKff0NB.


llll " ouAnrxsnAsrrn,s oJtIcr,3
.'..a' US HAnIss Corrs,
wlHuaror, I'm October, 1895.
Sealed Proposals. VIII be rsesived Al this ohse
until q o'eioek, p. m, Of the nd DAY OF mo-
vRMBBR next, for fsrnishing rations 70 the uni.
.ed stats. Marines st the following stations, for
lPortsnOutS, s.w H..pshirs. "'-'
ChArlsstown, Massaehssetts
Brooklyn, New York.
Philsdslphis, Psnnsylyanis
Washington city, District Of Columbia.
Gosport, nesr Norfolk. Virginia.
Mound City, Illinois
Rash ration /. consist II three .fourths Of .
pound Of pork Or sacsn, or sns.snd- a-fsurth
bread or fspr, srtwslys sanees u hard bread, OF
one and -fsurth pound Of sern meal and At the
rate 10 one hundrsd rausns OF eight quartz Of
beau,; or, in lea thereof, ten pounds Of nee; or,
any ounces Of dessiested POTATOES and one hun
drsd ounces Of nired vegetables ten pounds Of
coffee; or, in lies thereof, sns-And-A-hAn pound
Of tea fifteen pounds Of sugar; four quartz Of
and zone fourth pound Of sdanAntins candles, or
one and -a.half pound u tallow four pounds Of
soap, and two quarts Of salt.
Tho rsiisns 70 BE- delivered upon the order Of
the Commanding onosr Of each station. The fresh
bsef, either IN bulk Or BY the single ration, Of
hind quarters, nsets sad fidnsy -t.iiow sI-
sId's he posr sc ~ rr ,n. mess ssos Ps .ns
sugar good New Orleans or Its equivalent; the
the beans, vinegar, candles, soap, salt, etc., 10
be Of good quality.
All subject 70 inspestisn.
Al bids mus. BE- seoonpasisd BY the following
guaranty: NJ
tn. undersisnsd - a., in u. State
Of - And - Of -i In the state Of
-, hereby guarantss that In case the fsreeo-
Ing bid Of for ratisns, - above DESERVED,
be Aesspted, he Or they will, within ten days
after the receipts u the contract 81 the post
Office named, sIsests The contract fer the ssns,
with gssd AID sunoleat sesarttiss; and In
case the said shah mil 70 enter Into con
tract as Aforesaid, We guaraatss 70 make good
the dinerense between the sfer cfths said -
sad that which may DO ssssp.sd. "
Witness: '.t Al B., Guarantor.
BP. @. D., GssrAnter.
l hereby certify thst The shovs.lansd -
are known to ns as men 81 property, and sbls to
make good their guaranty. - ..-
To So signed ~ the United States District
Judge, United States Dissris, Attorney, or COL
leoton e. ..f
No proposals will b considered unless assom.
panied by the above guaranty 81.
Newspapers authorised to publish the above
will send the paper containing the hrst insertion
TO this once for exanination. .'
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for Ra-
tons for 1885," and addressed 70 ths uadsr-
signed. ". D. SLACK,
oels-lsw4w Major sad ousrtsrasstsr
DR0P0SALs FOR WRAPPING PAPER
l. AID TwIGR
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FIN a n QUA l..

IA, X 90 Ok = 90 -
90 "a n ID I'd. % BANKERS, u .
THrxksTu srRkkr, opp..i.. THEIRRAsuRY,
buy add sell Al current rates and keep on hand
a fun supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS, -
sHvRN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, So,
and pay the highest prices for
ouARrRRMAsTRR'sc CHECKS AND VOUCHERS
sess:dr ---------A-L
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
.,..s WASHINGTON.
.It.r...
II. DZcooKs, (of Jay Cooke / Co. y Prss'dsnt,
~ ". g. HUsrnsror, Cashier. {
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AaRsT OF THE UNITED TTATRs.
'lsrr srs,,r, orro.rr, TIE rrsAsurr DEPART.
dovHnnsnt securities With Treasurer Unit'd
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Washington Hebrew oongISaAtisa, Eighth
rtrsst, Hsst side, sseond squaFS north Of tbS
Yatsst oDSs sad pspsrtmsat " Nv yatshSf.
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Sabbath services will be held in the Unita
rian church, corner Of Louisiana avenue and
Sixth street, commencing precisely at II
O'Clock, ., m, and II p. m. Preaching by
Rev. Charles B. BoyntOn, D. D. Sabbath
school and adult Bible class Immediately
altar morning SsrEiOse
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IMPORTS.

From SAS FRASCISCO-per Whistler, July 6-T cs agric1
inpIts. 60 SKIS barley, l barometer, l cs books, 1 roll brass, %
cs bread, 5000 bricks, $4,000 II lumber, H., so shingles, 1000
posts. ! doors. ~ cs case goods, 5 cscigars. SO bxs confectionery,
1 c. clothing, 2 cs crockery, Is cs drugs, IL cs and 20 bales dry
goods, Is BIS, go hf SKIS and 20 or SKIS flour, l bbl dried fruits,
i cs figs, i cs prunes. 10 pkgs cranberries, l cs gas fixtures,
81 pkgs groceries, 4 grinds0Des, % cs and SO pkgs hardware, l
hf bale hops, 3 cs ink, IS pkgs iron pipe, 60 empty kegs, . reels
lead pipe, 100 bbls lime, ITO SKIS mali, Is pkgs Chinese mdse,
90 kegs nails, = bbls nuts, l5i SKIS oats, l 6 mustard, 5 cs I'M
specified, 81 SKIS onions, ! pkgs Photographic materials, 81
pigs pickles, 20 cs, } bbls and ) pkgs paints, l cs and 2 bbIs
hams, = pumps. 8 - ssddlery- I 6 ship chandIery, l pkg calf
skins, , CO sewing machines, l spar, } 6 stationery, 3 cs maple
sugar, / stuve, s. bales tea, 4 pkgs tinware, 1 bXS tin plate, i
pig tin, 2 kegs wine. l cs and 4 bdls willowware, $1,000 treasure-
From yrcrORIA-per Domisila, July l2-2O tons pig iron, 20
tons moulding sand. ! iron tanks, So c. and IL bales mdse. pa
plates, 6s btLs and as bars iron, 1860 bricks, 100000 shingles,
SO states iron, , biIs and l ck rivets, s5 csks and so hhds
ale, II or csks, 20 Octaves, l hid, IL c. ami 20 bsEts liquors, 5
meat safes, : cs beer, IS cs cider, SOP bdIs hoop iron, ! or csk
vhiskey. 2 kgs fish. 1 piano.
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ICnunicltst

\ Berlin correspond says: 1t appears 'h''
the establishment Universal suffrage III
is but a question oime. NJ. Bismark has IA" 1t
under considerations more than a year Even
before the Schlesw Holstien war ne had gwen
the subject his ADMINISTRATION and 1t was 10
this subject that theinistcr of Wal alluded "hen
he said to the Chper. that he considered II i
Question of eyistcndo the government.
The world move The wise example set by
Kamehamcha III. eng a democratic CONSTITUTION
- his naonIr is beifelt in Europe. and the Rulers
there have learnednm Us that there IS no danger
in being just to t people. but on tAt IonI1rs
ment or Sovereigries. not with politicians but
with the people.
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From NrSpwARD PORTs-per Enauea. July 81 : Walker
a Fernandez and daughter, W p Conway, DR. VI Smith. J W
IL KRuwahi, 4 VI Kahaewai-7 cabin and 10 deck passengers.
For WSDwARD POETS-per Klauea, July 1O-Nrs J A Hop
Per and 5 children. Miss Weed. Mrs VI Z Challamel and =
chiiren- Z L Weed. Miss Bella COruweH, J McGuire, J W II
kauwahi, A VI RahaleNai, & Z Newman, K B NeyIe-l5
cabin and IS deck passengers.
From HnO-per Nahienaena. July 1O-Mr Stean, Miss
ROwell, II Caldwell, & Brown, = Damon, y z Emerson Hapai
and son, Mr. Sampson. John Eua-1O cabin and 5 deck pass.
For KAHULrI-Per IA Moi. July I1-Miss Anna Hebron,
Miss Yannis Berry, Mis- Josephine Gray George MlcfaTlane,
Mr. Kirchuf-5 cabin AMI : deck passengers
For san FRkycIscO-per POIynesian, July S-Nr and Mrs G.
Rhodes, Or 4 Hoffman,, W = Allen, d Z Waterman. HOn @
VI Robertson, Mr. Lucius, Z Hoffman,, jE, Aug RoIuis, ii
SaclidfgaII-10.
For PoRr ASGELos-Per Constitution, July Oh Beastey-
From VIcTOKIA-per DomitHa, July PA Brest, wife and
child, c Herman, Mr. Birtz-5 cabin and l steerage passenger.
From HASALEI-per Prince, July 13-Mr and Mrs Robert
stering, Johnny Cat.
From WISpwARD PoRrs-per RIauea, July 15-Mr Hitch
cock, Mr. and Mrs III A p Carter, Mr. Lubin, Mr. Bonner, Mrs
Makee, Julia A Make, J HaIstead. " 4 Adich, A W Carter,
Mason, Isaac, All Row-tO deck
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(For the Pacific Commercial kdvertiser.)
Bishop SInIey'- Eucyclicui Letter. and other
Scenery. ns Viewed through N puir of Hn-
Mniinm SpectncIes.

On page IL of Bishop Staley's Pastoral Address.
we notice that he acknowledges that the Calvinist
Missionaries taught the great facts of the Life,
Suferings and Death of the R~edeemer, the necess-
ity of Gods Holy Spirit to renew mans sinful ma
ture.' What remarkable words these are. that fall
from his lips! Considering the source whence they
came, what a striking testimony to the firm founda-
ton Of truth they have laid in this land. Now if
any man build upon this foundation gold. silver.
precious stones. wood. hay. srubLle every mans
work shall be made manifest" Is not the trump
cry of ritual. form. flourish and decorations found
in this high church, most fifty described by the
terms. /" wood. hay. stubble -
The Bishop argues upon page 50. that d" the well
known incapacitv of eccleSiastics generally for the
work OF government or legislation" was verified
here because. forsooth, an Act TO establish by law
a moral pest house in the hcaU Of the nation. hav-
ing the plausible caption Of e" An Act TO mitigate n
great social evil; met with a stout resistance. y
stranger To the admirable working Of the freedom
giving Constitution granted by kamchamela III.
OF blessed memory. would from this account infer
that ecclesiastics then swarmed in our government
Offices and in our halls Of legislation. 4 reader
living in a foreign land would infer from his ac-
count that the House of Representatives which
stOutiy resisted the passage of the " Act to miti-
gate" was composed of the American Missionaries.
1t would seem but fair and truthful that the Bishop
should have told the world h0Jc niaHy ecclesiastics
there were in either or both branches of the Legis-
lature. We doubt whether among the forty or fifty
members Of the upper and lower house, he could
by searching have found more than one!
Under that " free and equal Constitution. every
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ITEMS.

THE CHINA AND ISDrA OPIUM Pana, one Of the
weslthiest. towns IN India, and the second In rank, is the great
opium district, especially Of Bengal There Is u large factory
for making IL up, and packing IL 10 send % China, which must
receive it, HOfeHs 0OfeHs- The Indian government must sell
ia opium, or Il cannot exist Thirty-fye and frty thousand
chests are made ANNUALLY IL all belongs TO the government,
and ia raised by the authorities, the natives being paid fixed
prices for making IL, The whole being under charge Of official
agents. The poppy Is brought Ia during February and March,
an pulp, leaf. or stalks, as may be The pulp IS worked 20 a
certain consisteuce, and looks like a thin black paste OF dough.
IL il then rolled into large balls, eighteen inches in diameter,
then covered with a thin poppy paste, and over that a cover
q! poppy leaves Is pressed and dried until II is quite tough.
When dried, il is rolled in oil paper, and put up ia small boxes,
one ball in each fr China 1t produces a revenue 10 the
government Of over S22OCO,OO0- Thus II appears that opium
IL the death % the CLinaman, but The very life Of the Indian
government
The expression . A /" applied popularity to everything Of
the first quality, - copied from the symbols Of the British and
Foreign shipping list VI the LiOyds- A designates the charac-
ter % the vessel the !, the efficient state Of her anchors,
cables and stores; when these are insufficient, in quantity or in
quality, the figure 2 IL used. The character A is assigned % a
new ship for a certain number % years, varying from fOlr TO
condition Of the vessel being stately surveyed, to see that the
efficiency IL maintained When a vessel has passed the age for
the character A, but is still found fit for conveying perishable
goods 10 all parts Of the world, IL - registered Klsterisk in red.
ships 4 in black form the third class, and consist Of such as
are still found, on survey. 1T to carry perishable goods on
shorter voyages. Classes r and I comprise ships sufficient 10
convey goods not liable 10 sea damegc; the one class, for yOy-
ages OF any length, the other, for shorter voyages
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EXPORTS.

For SAN FRAScIsCO-P-r PoIynesian, July s-25l3 kegs and
1909 mats sugar G5lOl4 lbs), s. pkss meIado (3Sl5I IbsG 40
pkgs moiasses, Q6ST5 gals, 1l36 gals csks, 81 pkgs talIOw
(zl4Is Ibs), 25o0 empty bottles, 1 bx mdse, 5 bids lances, 1 pkg
specie (s2,ss4 49,, S bbIs pork.
Value % Domestic Produce. 1851 O3
Value % Foreign Produce, $500 so.
FOR SAN FEASCsCC-Per Arctic. July l3-33S. kgs sugar
(4s6 $50 Ibsl 32 bbLs molasses IOlO2 gaIIsl. SIS bales pull
(olII Insl. 80 bales wool C1992 IbsL 20 csks coal Q2t tonsI. ~
Dis soap CT9iI Ibsl, 1929 bullock hides, 5si1 goat SKINS, III29
lbs Old COMPOSITION, ISL lbs old copper, IS csks cOcoanut oil
C;ssl gaIIs). . esk bread
Value % Domestic Produce, s36.+.9 SO.
Value % Foreign Produce. s2-ei5 %.
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lily Il. 1875.

- St@A 49, @rNH
USDFs this heal We have 10 note two foreign auiyals-the
Haw- bars Han.hgHsbT D, from McKean- Island, 20 the
agent % the GuaEo Company, anil the ing schooner D0mitIG
from Victoria. q Nes--s. JauiDu. Green s Co. The departures
have been the An bsrkentiac Constitution. for Port AugeOsj
the HaE. ship PoiyHe-igH, % the Regular Dispatch Line,
and the Haw bark Hcfie, Or San Francisco
The Bremen lark BrsBaG il up fr the AMOR River, 70 sal
soon- The Am bark 4. 4 Ebtufgs, il loading for Astoria
Oregon The An. bark u. C. Murray, Of the Hawaiian Pack .
Ct Line, and The Am. bark VAistieT, Of the Regular Dispatch
Line, are bath taking in cargo @r San Fraaciscc-the d. c. NJ
to sail early In the psxt week
The Morning Star j. awaiting an arrival from San Fran
cisco previous to her departure for Islands to the Southwark
AMI Westward
Among the exports by the P0iyHesiIH and ATetie, we note
800 packages CsO7.353 pounds sugar; 81 packages G5l5l
pounds neaiHi IS. package (25,C7E gaIoHs) moIasses-
Value d domestic goods exported s52 S96 90
Value q foreign goods exp.rtet.--------- $685.
From the report Of the Minister q Finance We clip the fol-
loving statistics
Value Of domestic exports for the frst two Quarters,
la 50
VaiGr % domestic exports for the first two Quarters,
+05,sIS 70
Incrsa.ed value Of DOMESTIC exports for the Arst--
two Quarters q SSii-Z25 81
Total domestic exports for the first and second
Quarters, 1865. SIS
Total imports for the first & second Quarters, 1865 6s6,s79 IL
Excess Of exports over Imports during the first and
second Quarters, oo,2oi IL
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SURGICAL OPER ATIoS.-On Tuesday forenoon, DR..
s. Porter Ford, assisted by Drs. Mckibbin and
Richards, amputated the arm Of the native who was
hurt in the sugar refinery, of which mention was
made in our issue Of June 18th. The case Of this
man Is but one among many, where the Interference
Of the native doctors, or kahunas, prolUng suffering,
and in many cases cause death, doing more 10 Grip
pie the working Of the Queens Hospital than all
other causes together. This native was taken to
the Queens Hospital the night Of the accident, and,
after due examination, DR.. McKibbin informed him
that amputation was necessary. The native objected,
probably put up to it by his relatives, and desired
that he might leave the hospital, as he felt confident
that the kahuna could effect q cure without amputa-
ton. OF course the physician had to acquiesce. and
now, after three weeks suffering, during which the
hand and arm have ~sloughed away to the elbow
joint and the mans system has become very much
reduced, the surgeons are called upon to perform
done at first, and the man possibly have been about
again by this time. We copy a license, which was
printed some years back, and furnished by the
80 Head of Hawaiian Doctors to graduates, and to
which Professor Alexander refers in his late review
of Bishop Staley's " Pastoral Address as follows:
az 1t is notorious that this business of selling licenses
to native kahunas. at ten dollars a head, has been
carried on for several years all over the Islands, and
it is universally believed to be under the patronage
of persons in high official station Why are not
these kahunas prosecuted to the full extent of the
law? 1t is useless for Government officials to prate
about the rapid decrease of the Hawaiian race, and
to propose ridiculous means to prevent it, when,
from fear Of the frowning of some superstitious
Chief, they wink at the practices of the kahunas.
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DEPARTU

ally Shawn ship PoIynesian, Green, for San Francisco.
9-Am bark Constitution, Clements, for Port Angeles
lO-Schr Helen, Kinney, for MOlokai-
l0-Stmr Kilauea, McGregor, for Windward Ports.
lO-Schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, for Molokai, Lahaina
and Makena-
IL -Schr Nariiia. Howard, for Hlo.
ll-Schr IA MOj. Wilbur, for KahuIui.
I2-Eng yacht TLemis, Hauham. for MolOkai.
12-TOpsaiI schr Nahienaena. Irving, for MolOkai.
13-Stmr Annie Laurie. Mitchell, for KOloa-
13-Schr Active, Kapuahi, for kOloa.
13-Haw'n bark Arctic, Hammond, for San Francisco.
1i-Schr Warwick, Bull, for Mookai.
14-Schr Moi Wahine, Kuheana, for Nawiiwili.
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ARRIVALS.

" s-Schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, from Lahaina.
s-Schr Kaama, McIish, from KofOa-
s-Schr Ia Moi Wilbur, from kahului.
s-Schr Helen, Kinney, from MaIiko-
9-Stmr Annie Laurie, Mitchell, from kOloa-
9-Stmr Kilauea, McGregOr, from Windward Ports.
~lO-TopsaiI schr Nahienaena, Irving, from Hilo.
II-Schr MOi KeiEi, Napela. from KahuIui.
Il-Schr Mary, Nika, from Mako.
lI-uaw'n bark kamehameha V, Cunningham, IL days
from McKean's Island.
12-Schr Active, Kapuahi, from MaaIea Bay
12-Schr Helel- Kinney, from MOlokai-
12-Britsh tOpsail schr DOmitila, Webb. % days from
Victoria, with mdse to Janion, Green & Co.
l3-Schr Moi Wahine. Knheana. from kolOa.
I3-Schr Prince, Hatfield, from Hanalei.
13-Schr Warwick, Bull. from Moiokai.
I3-Schr NanuOkawai, Marchant, from Hama.
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DEATH OF 3. II. SNIFFIS.-The body Of 3. II.
Snifin, Esq, Road Supervisor on Maui. was found
near the salt ponds at Kalepolepo, on Sunday morn
ing. the 9th inst. We quote from a letter received
from Maui under date July 10th:
IT. Everett. Deputy Sheriff, held an inquest the verdict was
cause unknown Everett thinks he was robbed. but whether
to b that he was thrown from his horse and dragged by the
stirrups till dead, but the evidence shows that the saddle-bags
we're found among the sand mounds some distance from the
road. AMI a quarter Of a me further on the strrup leather was
found. and In a direct line % the sea about thirty feet below high
water mark the body was found, with no clothing on the upper
part q the body, the pants drawers and boots not injured. The
horse IS r presented as o gentle one. The face, head and shodl-
ders we're very much Bruised
Mr.. Snifin was about ~ffty-One years of age, and
had been a resident on the islands about 20 years.
~ The American clipper ship Udr Hatck and
ReyHGrd are chartered to load at Phoenix Island to
touch here. 1.-The UGr Hatok is reported of the
port this morning-mail signal flying
We learn that the subscriptions which were
solicited to make up 3 purse, fer presentation to the
seaman who lost his hand on board the yacht Taemis,
while firing a salute on The Fourth Of July, amounts
to about four hundred dollars.
FOREIGN the proper
headings, on fourth page, will always be found q
variety Of foreign advertisements. which dealers and
others may find it to their interest to read.
The American clipper ship. SyreR has been
chartered to load guano at Bakers Island, and will
touch here on her way TO the island.
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Haw'n bark Kamehameha V, Cunningham.
Am bark Whistler, Patty.
Bremen bark Brema, Breithaupt.
Am bark ID. G. Murray, Bennett.
Am bark A. A. Eldridge, Williams.
Hag brig Morning Star, James
Schr Pfeil, Ziegenhirt.