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General GrantKissed by the Ladies at the
Chicego Fair.

On Monday, at o'clock, the General per-
formed the greatest military movement of his
life. He performed a successful flank move
ment on the people of Chicago, and visited
Union Hail In quiet and peace, remaining
there till 10 o'clock There were present a
large number of the most beautiful s'aids," and
the Generel was instantly surrounded by the
volunteer staff. Here most laughabls Incl.
dent occurred
Mrs. Llvermore said to him, sc eneral Grant,
these girls are dying TO kiss YOU but they
don't dare to do 1t sWelI," said the gallant
General, ''if they want TO KISS me. why don't
they! No one has offered to me since have
been here" Instantly about hundred fairies
bounced upon him. He attempted to retreat.
but in vain: he essayed to break through the
rosy ranks, without success. Then, for the
hrst time, he confessed himself vanquished,
and calmly waited the event. Never was
such man subjected to such an ordeal. On
came the maidens by squads in file, or sirgly:
they hit him on the forehead; pelted him on the
nose; smacked him on the cheek, chin or neck
There must be dozens Of kisses living around
loose hidden in the Generals Whiskers
During his terrible ordeal, the hero of q hun
dred oattle heids blushed till his face became
almost purple. At last the girls were heartily
appeased In their "noble rage and he esca ped
THKCoNsPIRACY TRIAL AND THE HON. BEN.
WooD.-There seems to De no truth in the
statement that the Hon Ben jamin w God is to he
arrested in consequence Of his reported recep-
ton OF draft from Thompson, of Montreal.
Our reporter called this afternoon at the Daily
News office, and found MT. Wood engaged in
his editorial duties.
He stated he had received no subpoena or no.
LITIGATION to attend the nspir acy trial or pro
coed 10 washington, but that, on account OF
reports which had appeared, he intended to 90
mere at once, in order TO make the requisite
inquiries on the subject
Shortly before noon Mr.. Wood received in.
formation that placard was posted on the
bulletin OF the Tribune office, announcing his
arrest. He at once proceeded 10 the office, and
notified some OF the attaches that he would hold
Mr.. Greeley and MIR. Gray responsible for the
libel. The gentlemen in the office said they
had no knowledge OF the offensive placard
being put outside, and they promptly removed
I.-New York Express Of Saturday.
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ROPOs AIS FOR FUEL.

IL
Ouartermastsr's Office, U. S. Marine Corps,l
WaShington. June Sd, 1865.
Sealed Proposals will be received at tais ONCE
until FRIDAY, the seventh day Of Jr!y. 1879. At
the U. s. Marines. at Washington D. O during
the fiscal year ending SOta June; 1867; the WOOD
to be good antable oak, and to be delivered.
piled measured ard nsHsSsssd A. sueh POINTS hts
Designated by the Comman.dins Msrins Officer;
TO be best white ash anthracite egg coal. free
from dust and to weigh $40 lbs to the ton; to be
veighed inspected aud delivered at such points
within the wallis Of tbs Marine Barracks as may
be designated by the Commanding Marine 0ficer,
free of expense to the United States, and both
wood and coaa to be furnished upon the quarterly
requisitiens of the Comm and ing Officer. showing
the quantites required asreaoly to regulations.
Payments will be made upon the receipt OF ac-
counts duly authenticated by said Commanding
Officer.
guaranty to be signed by two responsible per-
sops whose responsibility must be certided to by
the 3. District Judge, u. g. District Attorney
or O. g. Collector. must accompany each propo-
sal. otherwise it will not be considered.
To be endorsed Proposals. for Yuel,' and ad-
dressed to the UNDERLINED.
NA''' W. B. SLACK.
je 5-law4w Major and uarterlaster
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY:
73oToHAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,

poToNAc TRANSPORTATION OoNPAN
Steamer O. Vanderbilt. oapt. A. J.. cSolnary.
stsamer X press----.-.. .oaptt E. A. Rythsr.
Tn. steamers 0. VANDERBILT and 1xpHEss
Rk5 "a Ti;iias.sa; 81
6eorsetovn. stepping 4 sil the usual isudinss
pkf i sZ, isresd
leave Alslandris e o'clock. Stopping at the
4. NElDHAM { sons. f42 Lislt street. wharf.
J;BsoDERs Il co.. No. King street. Alex
.MoRsAN, RHINEHARTJa 60, No; 10. y.ssr
ten. je4.tf
A TLANTIo sTHAAsHIP CO.'S LINE
"A SCREW sTsAM1Rs
NEW YORK, wAsHISsTSN; ALEXANDRIA
AND GEoRGEToWN.
JOIN F SfBs9T: Car Ssss ? (. k k.s17
, Leave Pier Nc: Il: North Eiysr, New York. at
ss.a o "a Street
town, at O. m. Tuesd avs and 6sturd avs, for New
Freight received daily, handled in the most
careful manner, and delivered with the greatest
dispatch, At fair rates
Passage and State Rooms, with superior accom-.
Cdat ons for comfort and pleasure, direct through
from Washin gton to Albany. Troy and Saratoga.
Tickets good for either night or day steamers st.
John. Hendrick Hudson, Daniel Drew, and @. Vib-
bard the Hudson River.
Throu eh to Providence and Boston By the splen-
did steamers of the Nentune Steamsolp Comp.n
and to Portland by oromwell's old established
For freight and passage; apply to-
W. r. SNOW & CO..
1O7 Water street Georgetown,
FLOWERS Il BOWEN,
H.B,oR CROMWELL &et e, va
50 West street, New York.
Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at the
COmpapy "a Office, PAL street hetwesn l3th and
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0rHl OLDEST aOTlL sOOMpGoTlD ON THI
IUROPlAN PLAN,
In ENLARGED to double It's former capacity.
IUROPIAN HOTIL,
Cornu Pc. e ~ iIfA st., WssIisssom, u. Q.

plan in this city, has been enlarged ana r -
Improved in every y.y necessary fer the AN
Thankful for the patronsse Already received, ths
yroRristor hopes that by attention to business "
Guests Vim only De charged VIII what they receive,
oh 3. ty Are modsrsts. p lMR1oH pro,r,.,o,
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Tor. ZOE, ICD.

ZOE ZOE
We have completed our arrangements 70 G-
delivery OF the pure
BOSTON FRESH POND ICI.
We sall no other. We have one price for the
aesaon We deliver promptly. We require our
drivers to give exact weight We never fail to
an pply in the heat of summer. We ask q liberal
patronaee and assure you constant supply:
apas.tf Tenth street Wharf.
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SPRING AND eUMAIR CLOTHING.

BPkNG AND eUM4Bk OLOTHlN9.
New styles Superb Stock Of Drsss. sack, and
Wsllirs Coat. Pantalooas, Vssts, and Boys
olethins. Furnishing Goods, 90; BE-,
snd Boys Ready made Clothing. which. for Gle.
sanse Of style, variety and excellence Of fabric and
yased b. any stock hsrstofors onsrsd In this
1fnose In search of Clothins for Gentlemen 3 and
YOUTH wear are invited 70 can and examine our
stock. We can say with assurancs they will Ind
the right article ON tina most reasonable terms.
Also, extensive assortment OF 9entlsmenb
Yurnishins Goods, ssmpriains svsrythine nsess-
- NOAH WYNN. CO., ass Pa. A..
90 1o-sm' Metropolitan Hotel Buildias.
A CLxAl, shoorH sxn Asp BEAu1rrpL Coz
Hxioy follows The use OF HELNBoLD's OoyoRS..
1RAYEp YLuip EXTRACT OF sARsAsAlILLA. It re-
novss black s1ots. PIN plss end al sruptions Of
the skin. - ----A mas-Sm I
NoY PEW OF o. SH WoRsf DrsoHpKas that
afict Ankind arise from CORN 3tiopa OF the blood
HILnBoLD's 1x{nAc5 or AASslyA1ItLAI 10 Afsm.
Sev egNs RtueA yAlpe, LIN n2e-sn
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w., eONFIDENTIAL.

Il DUNG MEN who have injured themselves
ness ple.sure: q the duties Of married ife; also
middle sged or old. men. who. from the folliss Of
youth or Other causes, feel debility IN advance Of
Treatment treat % q any one; should arst tead "THA
somethins Of Importance By perusins The Secret
Sent 10 any address. in sealed Envelope On re.
Dl. 0HAs. A. sT1WAkT 4 Goa
T7HE TRIAL OF AARON BURR FOB HOB
L Treason, comprising all the syldsncs and
the opinions of the Court upon all motions made
in the SITS ses of the With aosrSctsof
arguments of Counsel. Con oiled from authentic
reports MADE o as ..is the rIYIos
D1W1RI OF oOUNTERI1ITs AND gNpRIN.
D OIPLID DIALIR6 sndeav urins to dispose Of
ard othsF S ts
IRATION6. 600 va ~9S-6m
ENFEEBLID AND DlLICATI CONaTIF
SxrhIGr bGcHU. Il wih i've brisI and sns
aesto foolin % and aaabts you lass wsli na9s.
ry,AKH NO MORE UNPLEASANT Am UN
j 4AFE RIMHlIEe for nsls.esnt and Danger.
CID nd IAPR0v1D BOSE WAAH. mIrem
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Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at the
Oompany's ONCE, 241 street. between 18th and
l4tb, Washingto D. c. ie6-tf
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CRI1T P1NNsYLvANIA RoUT1
u NORTHWEST AHD SOUTHWEST.

Pittsbnrs and 1lmirs Express P. II.
rux6,sA. N. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
nonneete With the 3 % 4. d train from Baltimore
for Pittsburgh and the West and for 1lmira.
wv buHalo. Rochester, Dankirk. Oanan-
dsiEua, and Niagara Pals. and
for New York City.
TIN 80 P. n. TRAIN PROM WARRINGTON
for Pittsburs and Erie.
rHY GAS p. M. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
Connects with the 10 p. n. x1prsss from Balt-
more and .uns through TO- Pittsburgh
and Emira, without change of
ears cen Getting 1t Pittsburgh
forCincinnsti, Chicago,
and st. Louis and At
llnoifA. for Buffalo.
Rochester, and
Syracuse.
oNITHReUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Leaving Washing ton ct O'Clock 2. II.
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINs.
6oLDIERs' TloKEfs AT GOVERNMENT RAfle.
Low PANE AND QUICK TIMK.
VHor Tickets and any Information apply at
the Office of the Great Pennsylvania Route, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, under
National Hotel, and Depot House, No. 463 O st..
near New jersey avenue. Washingt3n UNIV
Superintendent N. q. 3. B.
FL. WILKINS.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JN0. 9ILLITT, Passenger Agent. corner 9Th
treet and Pa. ave. dec q If
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GAS AND STEAM FITTING.

I am prepared to execute Ill orders for above
description of work at the lowest market rates
and at the shortest notice.
Persons desiring the Introduction OF Gas or
Water into their premises will find il to their ad.
vantage to call before giving th cir orders.
AL1X. 4 sHEPHERD,
$50 Pa ay., south side. near 18th st.
INV Dr. tChron Intel Repl
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY, r >.

i LEADER in the last Gazette, attempts to de-
iend the policy, or rather want Of policy, Of the
government is regard to its public works. Com
mencing by finding fault, an easy task, with
much that has been done in times past, it pro-
cseds in a line Of argument which Is simply
absurd. 1t admits that the system Of asking
for tenders for the supply of material is a sound
one, but expresses doubts as TO the policy Of the
same course in regard TO plans, specifications and
superiutendence Of the work to be done.
The correspondent whose communication
brought forth the article reasons in our estima-
ton soundly, that the government should ad-
v%ertise for sealed tenders for material, and for
parties to undertake the work, according TO
plans and specifications furnished, but that the
whole should be supervised by some competent
person in the employ Of the government. The
system az adopted by the department under
whose management the public works are con-
Quoted, is selfish and narrOw-minded. The par
ties who now do the work for. government would
come in competition with others equally COM
petent, and who would do the work for less,
perhaps, and might be under the same super
vision as at present but why should a friend
or friends be selected through whose hands all
necessary material should pass? Are there not
other houses equally competent to supply ma
teria!? and in many cases is not the material
used purchased by, and passed through the
hands Of friends 10 the department? aud is it
not fair u presume - the benefit of the for
tunate friend III Il pecuniary way, in ,he torm
Of commissions for purchasing or 4 small ad-
vance on the cost? There have been no excep-
tons taken to the person selected 10 oversee the
work executed for government. but ~ the fact
that no opportunity il given To our mechanics
10 compete for jobs. The Ga=ene says, ANY
one Of our Mechanic may build II temporary
shed any one Of which would not answer for
the Custom House. a prison. &c" So they
might under the government supervisor erect an
oil shed which might be better adapted for almost
any purpose, other than the one for which it
was built and intended. At least, rs the Gazette
thinks the plan of advertising for material is
a sound one, let the government act accordingly.
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COxNEEC1AI ITEss.

10hhEE-AAL lAEN7-
PkRICsEs-Ths business % manufacturing psTf1msry Is
carried On LARGELY In france. Many thousands Of acres u
from which the perfumes arr entrast-t. The rose, perhaps, Is
the uSst ABUNDANT, aHd the manufacture Of all sorts % EXTRACTS
rue valley Of tn Var Is devoted mainly to the culture Of
so~,rs, mainly the Fose. orange. ssseia. v.7et, Jesssnine.
s0oeross AMI i9nqgl-
ss Indicated ps ths sl1nliy o. bowers annually crown 10 ne
600 .es5 roses 10000 los Jasmine, 10000 hs, vIOieis. TO-
20 Ibsi acacia $500 ms jonqdl' 5000 lbs. The qasEtty
prcdGced AZ Nice hs not been nscerttIE=i' with sioist5 and
s;Isd
IRE market ssasoa fr orange s1xsrs at Nice lasts for more
tnsu = month. as al average, AMI d1nng tht time tneTe are
SOIL about fifteen 10 eighteen tons 81 flowers daily and d ton
= as~srs viii yteii more than forty ounces II perfume. worth
500, sEd che rrstduarJ <ster highly saturated With Otos. -
worth $50 more
. saraace Of laEa. eqaaiias In sore st planting, Yields .
tandrsi and eighty ar Two han.ire4 pounds weight Of flowers.
valued a. an Average AZ thirty =-vsn cents per 10. stoIets nay
always BE- boxed upon a. sn extra crop, growing a. they do
sEdsr he Oran2r and lemon tree. Ie KIDD gTDsn - the
AoabIe Parma. About twenty-five ton weight VI violet bios-
IONS are produced annually a. Nice.
In France. the comu.srsr in perfumes has risen To the annual
value Of sit, Ooo,00o-
Trs.-Erom the tin mines OF Cornwall and Devonshire, in the
year 15S3, a iaEger quantity OF tin "a obtained than IN all
probability was ever before profiueedi the Tin ore raised being
l5rlS' tons, which gave lO-OOO Tons d whl-e (metahHJ I'M
When we remember that these tin mines have been most in
sustriously worked for more than three thousand years, this
return VII convey some idea OF t1e continued richness o THIS
Stsnniferous district. and o. the enormous value Of the original
deposit. We have recently been made acquainted with some
curiou- facts connected with the mode OF occurrence d I'm IN
ths " Lode or mineral vein All the old tin mines were shall
low workings, and many mines were abandoned at comparative
W small depths when the miners "came 10 the yelo"s,' by
which hey meant copper ore; the {" yeiows" as the phrase was,
4" always cutting out the tin" DoicOath, and many other
mines which were worked for tin, passed gradually into copper
mines, and were then prosecuted TO great depths for that metal.
Passing, however, through the copper ore in the lode, the
miners have again come into rich deposits Of tin. From Dol
coath mine. at a depth OF nearly 5000 hthoms, the adyentureTs
obtained last year. 1925 tons OF tin ore, worth f69,34 j. Many
other mines are exhibiting precisely the same conditions, and
the belief that the ore OF the valuable metal tin occur only
near the surface is exploded England imported, principally
through Holland and the British India. via Singapore, 2,I2S
tons Of tin and $50 tons Of tn ore and regulus-
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pa.,sc.lou OF ihe katss-

Ia The Minister Of the hterior:-Nay 1t pie'9e
Your ExcelIency, the water rate payers pes i"
call vonr attention 10 the promise maze .! ~
Government 10 them nj the commencement =" :!
ING the water-pipes through the town OF NO."
Your Excellency may remember thar Tue 49,
ment promised, 20 soon as the expense . u 'He Pr
and the labor of laying them was PAID ior ~ 'e
then agreed rates. (the time allowed l' ue'' ""N
interest 10 be collected was, We DelieVe' h'e s'".'
from the commencement OF the pipes Doing "a.
working order) a reduction IN the rates Ss'S'O
would be made. Twelve months nave no" y
pired over the FIVE years promised by "o'ernm'H'
and no reduction. Hoping Your ESceiehes VIM
direct your attention TO this local matter a"u :
duce the present rates of water according to prom
:. va hoo n subscribe ourselves, Se., &c. &c.
Honolulu. August 2S. 1865.
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M

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1885.
TEE past week has been uc,-I Tor extreme q=!et anI du!lness
tn a commercial po,nt q vie~. we have had no foreign arrival
2ni hat to departure+-tLe American whale bark JGze-
Mas. iE = srsil., Gli TIE Hawaiian bark Mauaa Kea, for
Puget so1nI.
Tr AauHa ke1 for Puge- Sound, took a@ay = little lot q
s1gar OF 100 LeG+-I,IsO p.lnI-.
There ar nov tA-== vessels due ;sAa san Francisco and one
from Portland
- The Island Of Aoku1meume n Pearl river, sold OIL Monday
last for sIOio, :r- james I. Dozs=tt being the purciaser.%
The following Is a lis. OF foreign merchant arrivals ard de-
Psrtares for the r=onth q August:
ARRIVALS.
july S-Am ba-k Comet, StOtt, II days from San Francisco.
3l-Schr odd Fellow, C!uney, - days from Bakers Island
Ask lo-Am clipper ship K~ynAri, Lymour. Il days from
liam clipper ship SiIiaight. Crosby, Il days from
San Francisco
I2-tng bark Harxoodr % days from san Francisco, ia
dfstresE-
I3-Eng .ehr AIbsrni, Dairymple, Il days from ATbemi.
l5-BndsI ship Dennis Brundit, Whitesay, 100 days
from Liverpool
l6-Am brig Kentucky. Wiiistun, from Humboldt Bay.
2o-Haw'n bark Aaunakea, Robinson, IS days from
Port Angelo
Gam bark Onward, Hampstead. II days frou San
Aug Am bark A A. EIdrtdge, Williams, for Portland
Oregon
T-sehr odd Fellow. Quincy, for Baker. Island.
sam bark Torrent, Carlton, for Puget sound.
13-Am clipper ship Midnight, Crosby. tor HongkOng.
IS-4m clipper ship ReynsTd, for McKean's Island.
lc-Am bark SnyrniO,e, LOyett, for San FrauciscO-
t9-Hav'n bark Kamehameha v, Cunningham, Tor
Ascension Island.
2I-Am bark Comet, -tCtt, for san francisco.
2I-IIaw bk Naunakea, RObinsaE, for Puget Sound.
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E5- On the return of the Aettie Merrill from her
last voyage to windward. which she sailed part
way in company with the yacht TEemiS, we
gathered the following particulars concerning the
race. 1t will be remembered that the vessels sail
ed together. and that when last seen the Nefie
was ahead. On the first tack in the channel the
Netis made the land between Diamond and Cocoa
Heads. while the ThcHiS made Diamond Head
after which the Setfie saw nothing of the yacht
until daylight next morning. when she was dis
covered about twelve miles To leeward in the Mani
channel. which for twelve hours sailing was a very
decided beat. The yacht sent a boat ashore at
Kaunakakai. Molokai. while the Nsttie kept on her
course 10 Lahaina.
y At the Photographic gallery Of the Brothers
Weed can be seen some fine views of sugar estates
and scenery OH Maui, including the famous crater
of Haleakala. Of which they have three views.
We regret that on account Of the difficulty expert
eneed in packing their apparatus about the island
they have concluded not to visit the other Islands
OF the group -
4 LECrURE.-We learn that Z lecture viii be dc
Iiyered before the Dashaways, By Mrs. y. v. Allen
in he vestry Room Of the Bethel Church. this
Saturday evening. ~ halt pas; seven O'Clock Inc
public generally are invited 20 attend
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New ADvERTIsENENTs-Ne would again call the
attention Of our readers TO the advertisements IN
our columns. Our advertising patrons seem alive
TO the Importance of keeping their goods con-
stantly before the public. and We can assure our
readers that a careful perusal of our columns from
week to week. will satisfy them that any and all
articles for plantation, store or family use will be
found advertised. See also Supplement-.
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Ships Mails.
PORT OF E~oMoLULU. II. I.

For SAN fRAscIsCO-per KcutusSy, this day.
For wEsDwAKD PORTs-pc- kiiauea, Monday
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ARRIVALS.

Aug. 27-Schr Helen. Kinney, from NOl0kai.
27-schr Active, Eapulhi, froS Kol1a-
2s-Schr Kalama, Melish. from kohals-
2o-Schr Nette Merrill. Fountain, from Waihee.
29-Schr Mar. Nika. from Mako.
30-Schr Warwick. Bull, from Moiokai.
30-Schr N0iksfki. SapeE1. from Kalglui.
sept. I-SchF NOi Wahiue. Kuheana. from RolOa.
l-Sckr Prince, Hatfield, from Hanalei.
2-Stmr RiIadea. NcGregor, from windward ports.
2-Schr Helen, Kinney, from Mookai and Mako.
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OAHU COIIEGE.-We would call the attention OF
parents and pupils to the notice in another column.
1t is important that scholars should commence with
the opening of the term.
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= &c Bosr0N NorIo>."-Among the late imPorta-
tons from the Hub % the Universe. We notice
some new desks for the school-room at Oahu Col
lege. They are really an Improvement on every
thing in the shape of a desk which We have ever
before seen. Persons fitting up new school-r""ms
would do well 10 Inspect the same. We think 81
lad might soon get the hang Of such I desk and
if he did not get his lesson he would richly de
serve 10 experience an application Of = the birch
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LONG GRAss.-We were shown by Mr.. J. l..
Lewis. Manienie Grass grown on his place. Marsh
field, at Waikiki, ten feet long. This is a little
ahead of the grass mentioned in the Gazette some
,rooEc l;,n,
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DEPARTURES.

.Gg. 25-Schr Prince, Hatfield. for Iiana;ei.
2s-Simr Knaues, McGrcgor, for Wind1ara Ports
2S-Schr Helen, Kinney, for MolOkai and Maliko-
2s-Am VII bark James Maury, Cunningham, for cruise.
3o-Schr Mary, Nika, for Anahoia-
3I-Schr Active. kapuahi, for Lahana-
3I-Schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, for Lahaina < Maizena,.
3f-Schr Kamoi, wiIbus. for KahuIui.
3l-Haw bark Naunakea, Robinson, for Puget Sound.
3l-Schr Warwick, Bull, fr Molokai-
.pt. l-Schr Kaiama. Mellish. for KOhala.
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ADAHs-In this city. on Sunday, August 9Th. MIR. David
adams, Z son Of Capt Alex. Adams. aged s. years
6rIX--Died n Yokohama, Japan, April 20. OF heart disease,
Charles GUN, seamen, belonging 10 the American whaling bark
F1Us-ite. tie had a sister living in Philadelphia. tCommu-
uSsEet by Capt Young. Sho wrote on toArd the SIie, has own
vessel the Fai0Tifs. having been burnt By the pirate SAeHz.-
sc6hl
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MARRIED

the Temporary Cathedral. Nuus-
10 sGreet, by the Rev. r. Ibhotson. Aug Goth, Mr.. William
Johnson 10 Miss NsTgeTy Cattanlch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-02
Hest Family Bread.

II Fresh at all hours and delivered to order. II
SardIres in Or and hf 10 boxes Market Baskets
bingham Buckets Water Buckets
Demiohns, assorted sizes
Nests Tubs Loaf Sugars Crushed Sugars
Best Brown Sugars Fresh Ground Coffee
Fresh Ground Pepper Extracts, assorted
Backing Polar Oil Kerosene
Goldfish Mackegel Tongues and Sounds
Picked Salmon Smoked Salmon
Smoked Beef New Beans Brass Wire Sleeves
Billings Hams California Hams
Please call and examine.
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