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wv. NIsCORD.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland Ohio. ofic,
on Maiu Street, one door East Of tie Nc
Ehliy House, up Stairs. ','"
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na- A Democratic editor Of Iowa says
that the party there took the degree Of
l.. l.. D. at the late election-"4ieksd
Like the Devil r. s7 ea5s tp
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y y. COW;aN. IN. ID
y 4. CR.gvE, M. ID.
nGtsssilalaeoas.I
,R:.aRJLSTOF,

IEwELER and Silver smith, one door west
Of Potter's Drug store, Ashland, Ohio.-
Gold and Steel Pens, and choice variety
Ns1sof e@sltyg kept oenstantly on hand -
'aiHigfsst prize paid for old gold ana silver
sslRspairing doRe " order, on tcasonhis,
r~, ~,7-saiisfac.orilyvarrantsd. vienf I
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PHYsI0I ANS.
TTF9ES8 r.HILt,IIDg-

RHystcIAN 4 SURGEON. .'Asblsbd Ohio
yPkr,iSp)aF edSnGon wIll be paid TO- ths
treatment OF the following special diseases,
DYSPEPSIA, disease ofthe Liver, the Kip.
Nsrs. scRoruLA and ErIrnrLiAL CASoEn
Once on Church street, vl9nl
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'J.J.%iJlACoBs,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland Ohio. Office
over wallack & Andrews Shoe StOrs, op
posite the Bank. qi.' t..Hr.u. f.l
December 2l. ls64-26tf .a-. t' H
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u,a -,
Inc ll'ussratea bclentlnc american,
A new Volume Of which commences january
lst, 1864. -,s5i.' a. .gg1gs "a a.Iil,--so,
This valuable journal has beep nnh,,.h.a
n,neteen vears and during tbis tma 1. ~.
becn NE frm and steady ADVOCATE az ns ;nts
ssls, Of The Inventor. Mechanic. Eanrs.c,us.
ar and Farmer. and the faithful ohson;siss -
The nrogress Of Art. Science and 1ndns,rv y
Tbe Soieuti6o American Il tbe iaress,,,,.
onlv reliable, and the most widely eIycri.,.S
;onrnaI of Inc kind now publisbe3 4 hr ITrr
Ia sIotss. 1 n has witnessed tba hs.,.n,.. s s
md growth of ali the rreat inysnting. sa5
discoveries of the day' most Of MA ssr.
hssn i;IInsirated and desoribsd IN i,sa.lasn sI s
II G nlso contains Weekly Li,t ~ III Al, y ~ pa..
on, Claims. n foature Of Sreat valr. ~ " ~
,an,ors and po,an,aes = 90
In The Meohauical pepartm,nt ,n,, ,. ~.
count Of all improvements In Maohiuerv Nj,
be givcn. Also practical articlo< upou the
various Tools used in workshop ana Mapufao
tories. 's'9 i.. -7 STyT'''1
Steam and Mechanical Eueineer;n, MI,
continue 10 receive careful attention. IA 81 II
experiments and practical results aitained
will be fully recorded. ,.- - 80
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

VNlIE secbnd quartsr Of tho Winter o,s1isn
llwill0snnsnss on MOadsy, Nov,l ~.
Board. LOdsius and Tuition per suAig h
N edxahce gst tl.aa gNlrsAl M $1,000
Mnsiei Hli sGcsi-s b ia ,fs'S 1000
S;ssass' as Lam md rs.ssl, ...ss, sSS sSS =,
Paplla aapistsd .. sny time. Inlirauii'l -
y.Fos cifealarsana' 'faSshsr inior9s
Nv S' sI'iF'sp M. ]. ,pais sl'S isSS' iPs:l AZ
lasfstqAs u q CO, 7I's SE'-'' 4. DlNKlnn, 4
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r, :, KEssr, XXX w. n. NJ. CAMrEEtI
n. 5KE.E.TT S (.9.WPBELL.

ATTORNEYS 3 AT LAW, Ashland. Ohio:
Office on Church Street, in the brick build.
ling Immediately West o! KahnS store.
Juue g. 1854, vlqnlg l ..f...t ia|.p
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g DRs! sllsMPsELE sHEE7s,
HAVING formed partnership in the prac-
tics Of medicine and surgery, solicit .
share Of public patronage. 0fice over
pssE& Grsham'SHTs, Jorpsr otMaipend
Orange streets. vl9nl
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4, " wHit one sS,f'y u your ssiue,a !. III.
lhailsaia 70 The slSdge-haaDer,a ''esll
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McNULTY HOUSE

~, MA aISStI,9 ~ 9,r.;9I OF 80ipaM,
ISouth SIDE Pain Street, ashland, o.
June 8, 1864, vlonl ,''~ '0''. 40 ~ ''...f
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DDgew -eassss
.AIILLER lnAiOIlSE.

JuEAGEh HUUSE, "i.F 'r
0pP0Sl', e tie McNulty House, Ashland o.
M.Mii' ", Proprietor, Good accommoda
tionsa reasonable bills. Patronage so'
lisitet
June {, 1864, vi9n1 = :, 'if + ,do''' ~
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GHILDREN'S wagons and Cabs for spll
vJnt ''--1 UICKOKS, !
slNyN tis1 hgs tnrasE liggNYfiNfS
sseApia "UI
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MECHAN1GS.AlND
~ AGRICULTURALIS1S,
% are directed to the

~ o. ANNUAL PROSPECTUS mi
OF the ahsapsst and best MECHANICAL
JOURNAL in the World, y
The Illustrated Scientific American,
A new Volume Of which commences January
lst, 1864. 'a.if q ,9sg23 81 %
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per. put such stuff in his book The Bishop was in
formed Of all these facts. yet could not resist the
temptation TO put so rich a piece Of scandal into his
pastoral Appendix.
But On the American missionaries were guilty OF
the pious fraud of teaching US to call Sunday = Poa-
nix. -" Who ever heard of that before? We count
the SIX working days from Poakahi to Poaono, and
the Sabbath We call the Lakapu. or sacred day;
never counting in the Lords day with mans Six
working days. Necessity knows no law. The Bish-
op. for the sake Of argument, has coined the new
word " Poahiku," a word unknown in the Hawaiian
language.
But worst of all, these preachers have not taught
US the virtues Of holy water Let the fact 60 forth
10 their eternal disgrace, that he rhom the mission
aries delight TO honor as their best patron and friend.
as the founder Of Halraiian liberties, the good King
KdmehamshG III, (ever green be his memOry,)
though most anxious TO receire this holy sacrament.
teas aHoweG TO die unbaptized.'
Amen, and let all the people say amen.
Yours, KEAwE.
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timely drought or summer Through all those dTeary
months f a Syrian summer no cloud interyeues 10
mitigate the burning heat, no rain desceuds, no dew
dlstllls; but every green thing witbers and dies under
the protracted, intolerabhe drought that fills up the
gloomy ;njerval between the former and the latter
rain. The vine, the sgiree, the olive, the apricot
and the citrOu linger still upon some Of the hill sides;
wheat. barley and lentils still spring in some Of the
valleys and plains, sad mementOes Of the primitive
!uxuriance which has passed away. The Palestine
of the present day is not the Palestine of the time Of
Moses, Of Solomon, or even of our Lord. Its forests
have disappeared; its fountains have dried up; eli
mate soil, and productions have changed, and the
whole country appears desolate. withered, parched-
the very opposite OF a land Of invitation and Of album
dant blessings like the Promised Land" Says
Captain Allen, Of the Dead Sea Expedition, - The
destruction OF the primevaI forests. for the wants of
an lmprovIdent population. created an element Of
sierility, which, by reaction, caused depopulation."
Several of the Alpine provinces of the south Of
France, comprising Il territory of fourteen or fifteen
thousand square miles, have. within the last genera
ton, been reduced TO the most appalling deso.a ion
oy the clearing OF their forests. Signs Of uDparal-
Ieled desiitution are visible in all the mountain zone,
and the eolitndes of these districts are assuming an
iniescrioaole character of sterility and desolation.
Inc gradual destruction of the woods has, in a thou
sand localities, annihila;ed at once the springs and
the fuel. The population has decreased, or entirely |
from these fearlu. wastes Of the wood
mans axe"
Thus has much of Northern Africa been changed
into a desert; and the process has begun at these
islands. Shall these islands. now so verdant and
lovely. be stripped of their forests, and in conse-
luence be deprived of rain and Of the streams which
have rendered the hills, and plains, and valleys SO
productive? VIII not the Government and the
and all who desire the prosperity Of this
people, raise their voices against the destruction of
'ur forests: The people of the Hawaiian Islands
been repeatedly warned, through the CONNER
iat' but yet the destruction goes on more rapidly
nan ever before. Let those who feel an interest in
matter speak out, and put forth efforts to arrest
he evil.
In this article I have done little more than to make
few extracts from the " Biblotheca Slcra," of De-
1864. ,1,orrs
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COM
SATURDAY. JUyE 70. ls>s

SLEk ~ 4-SJ-
sFes our Lest "e hare g rcpor; ;h= arrival O. re Aaer-zI
clipper ,hip Pa-sie- nd Peruvian clipper ship Cos,g4ui.
AETt:t1tI seE PERI To- ]. from san Fraucs-o. and 30
A1erca1 bsTE c9a5-cJs fr1= astoria. Oregon. TIE depzr
lures being the Azerczz hzTE S1grHI7,e a. the H4Eala-
PaeE=; Lie, and tie American bark Co-s, O. the R--z,al
Dispatch Line Er san Frsbcsco. tAs American clipper chip
Szs.ter Nr EassTs IsIlud, ant The Psu.yisa clipper ship
c9@51'ta As-',i-G Del Peru 20. l. Cor HOngkong.
Tie S7yo1iDts carried, 9Th other fargo, sss.Sl pounds
--s-r 40 2III5 gallons zoLa,ses. The Comet. So 72i pounds
sugar al l3,5s3 gallons u5izsse-, Ezkisg a total q to35,275
po1rts sugar AT % ssI zsI1.. uotz.ss-
Tie c71tPGltz Martina Del PEN 70. !, cleared yes;er-
day, P N, Sr H5rgxo-s and took freght fran here q 1906
psIa5s f.aE1,.
TIE P4nl4y ans made and TOOK OF board supple. f7r The
American Gusao Company agsa: a. Bakers Island.
We give bsl5= tsesIapac extracts relating 70 Eastern
E1rxsts
SEE YORz, May Is-5oC0 5aies Of the couon captured n
Savannah BY Gee. sherman YER soid OF Monday. OF govern
D-1t accollt- az the Merchants Excha 4ge. Tie conditions
ylt5H.E qualities sold a. Z5-.: ordinary n uI1dIiaE, 2I-922c;
Ies HiddlaE lss9lsisi god ordinary, 15cGloe' ard some
r-Pa-ket z-f pt-.ilEs sod ~ ssc.
SE~ YoEx, Say ia better ceiling IS noticed n eo-@er-
et4I circles, though there . 70 special activity Prices are
CENTRALLY eru- Foreign goods are quiet groceries steady; pro-
dsciae of 25c. sud a0- y hbL he vol market i quiet.
me grss, demand Ct a fra ight ago hs subsdsd. s1d prices
have been soceShzt irregular ever s.ncs-ss a general th:ng
. % 3 1--we The ssI-s q domestic eeece are mainly a;
Hides srs IN nodsT4ts request, without change II price. Both /
goat and deer skins are r. demand At full prices. Mexican
and Californian are nost wanted. The sales are 700 bales Of
Mexican gcat- part a. i5s. gold, ire rssdue AZ higher rates; so
California deer sd On private terms
Gold is unsteady ant fTsiya exchange 10 dull but firm; lead-
rg drawers ask 100 and no fr co day biHs- Foreign bankers
ss,1ue tdst the inpota;Ous must be heavier in the future
lon a yast augmentation of European travel will stimulate
-aieriahy the demand fr foreign exchange. Large orders are
400 000CC0 q our bO-is are held. and a vat amount Of cspi-
a! Is AIDING ia way here TO inves; in them.
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(For the Pacific Commercial Advertiser ,
DesOlariom Threatened.

Palestine was once "a land Of brooks, Of fopn-
tains and depths that spring out of the valleys and
hills; a land Of wheat, and barley, and vines. and
hg-trees, and pomegranates; a land Of oil, olives and
honey. God had given it Of the dew of heaven. and
of the fairness of the earth, and plenty Of corn and
wine. 1t was a land Of hills and valleys which
drunk water Of the rain Of heaven" 1t vas a
land of dense timber growths, and of frequent clus-
tiers Of small trees. In the days of David and Solo.
mon' the area IS supposed to have been only about
twenty-six thousand square miles, and the popula-
ton was probably FIVE or six millions; or two hun
dred 10 The square mile. Now the country is almost
desolate. The glorious forests that once covered the
mountains and hills, and which cooled the atmos-
phere, and attracted and condensed the vapors. and
thus caused showers, and streams, and fertility
have been destroyed. The submits Of these noun
taius and hills are now naked and desolate. The
streams that once descended from them no longer
flow, except for n short time in the rainy season.
The s~pringiug Of the year is Gu, short by the m.
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"Diacut and gradual as this work mus: he, yet nothing
sn2rt o. ms VI 90 any lasting good Al encent training
attached - IT, and conducted upon rational principles. together
With three or four large female boarding schools in different
parts OF the Islands, managed By ladies who work for $ higher
Ee"sri Than thus earth can give. Who i've With the children, and
would be a far mere profitable educational machinery ;hAE al
into the bargain. In seekinr then 10 set moving such A ua,
ehinery let not the Board Of Education, or our unhappy In.
choice Of harry gorkrrs tb-y mrtioe So tSo.s = = cot.
Tiihstanding their general so5rieiy OF character and tone, We;
ae aaaieted TO certain religious siImulsnts "-HaI0ai:aH Ga
-esse leader. APrII 2sih.
Never were the friends of education, and the
Hawaiian race in Honolulu more surprised than
when they learned a few weeks since that the
Board of Education had decided TO disband the
English schools, and turn out such teachers as
Messrs. Beckwith and Ingraham, of this city,
and Hitchcock, Of Hilo. Never has the cause Of
education here or elsewhere received so deadly a
blow The policy of the Board is perfectly IN
accountable. unless 1t is determined TO destroy
the native race by driving them back to ignorance
and heathenism. Horse racing and the Hula
will have new recruits. If there is any spirit
left among the tax-paying portion of the Hawai-
ians and foreigners. We hope the Board may yet
be made u retract is steps.
The only impression one can have after read
ing the coarse and impudent leader from which
the extract quoted was taken, is that the Minis
try and Board are determined to throw every
possible obstacle in the way of the American
Missionaries and American ideas of education.
The Copperheads and traitors of the United
States determined to leave New England "out in
he cold, - and what is the result? They were
lot to be denied. and their schoolmasters are in
Jharleston, Savannah, and all through the South.
The American educational element in these Isl
IS not to be left out in the cold,'' nor
.riven off the Islands, the Ministry, Bishop Sta
sy and the nuns to the contrary Notwithstanding =
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% The following circular has been son, :.
give it publicity With pleasure. ".

- The following circular has been sen, =.
give 1t publicity With pleasure. We
l. :. SANITARY CoNStSsrox-CAiyoRs,, n
ho1ms No. 30 Mont on. ~ s,r.., ""AfcEl
a francisco May Io,h, 1895.
Coast on fs Pa-,x-
o'Lo te great Successes of cur arms. the 49,.
e"e Cap!Ss- ana the surrender - lie ana Jobr.NNiaa Of u.
peEFSHss ne minds OF all that the Civil Va q q feeling
ended ihsi feeling II natural and true. m america Il
ma q De pronounced on the insurgent poxpr uest satire
soient prctensions. IS that the leader OF i "a - VI is Ia.
against Tnom every mans hand il raised a. 49, a iusdye,
scoUrge of mankind. sNlnst a comno1n
hhhe our course is thus rising, as the snn i,
o u over morning Clouds, Il is natural thar va .L so Nietort.
Htte' The tension II our anxiety for the coun,rr 'poud relax .
tenthp>r, that while the war is ended, the es.-s' " e shoula
commune lie army Of the Potomac is guinv 49, q War
ae a rs a hundred thousand soldiers sick - not thsrs
~ ocAnh"t JON that triumphant march. Tb.y - 1unied,
~ - 1Han ever, some kind hand 70 bind their = a pozH-
sssoAge theF tears. II the war is over ana 49, s.lhds and
vs. ma "t giad that the dark catalogue Of tLs - Iohger
war s not TO be heightened out, bu; LEI as No, - .. srrows o.
sladness, forget those who bear these sorrov. ~ = el'aghtles.
whose wounds the country is healed. M Through
Les ~ keep up our contributions until the army Of IT,,
Let the regular contribution and the snac,.,
Ell and repeated with an energy that shall ser,rn os eoniinu.
QUE! TO what the Pacific Coast bas already % freatr a hitting Sc
We shat, with great Joy, welcome the hour w. uohe.
say TO you, no more Is needed. So co..
BY order of the Executive Committee
u T. WHEELER Seo-a.--
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ton Of such trimming policy are checked by
the recollection that the true yeomanry Of
England have always sympathized in heart with
their brothers across the Atlantic in this
greatest struggle for freedom and national life.
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PASS ENGER

foT sAS FEAScEco-per SnyTniote, June 6-NissL l. Irf.b
MISS P-k Mrs Rosa Fuller, Mrs Cough, Mr. aud Mrs Jas n
Williams, Capt and Mrs Berril and : children Mr. q y q
Booet-lS. f "
foIsAS tRAScSCO-per Comet, june Mrs T n Peck Nrs
oar sni 500, Mrs Harris Messrs Chaufaa, Chulan and
Marh-I2. N'S"
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~ From the fourth annual report of C. I. Hop.
kins. Secretary Of the California. Insurance Company.
and Of the San Francisco Board of Underwriters. we
clip the following
Losses occur in cycles The Chinese trade was fortunate Il,
lsol- which produced but two disasters in 1852 We had - n
1865 Il and FOR lso4 only 5. During 1851 the Guano Islands
ave eamaEed and destroyed i've times as many vessels ia orr
trade a al the Confederate pirates put together For -
years IN tnat trade the total Loss only has averaged txentv-svc
per cent! Yet the New YORK rate Of premium remains =.
heretofore at i've per csut., the same as IS charged fnor5 the
Chinehas, where the risk while IN port is as small a. in the bar
Soro View YORK. On the theory that losses NOV. in cvcIes &c
have reason n apPrehend thstths Honolulu and Portland trades
exempt hror1 losses Tor several years back.
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AKRIED.

DcASr-SrEoSS-In Dundee, II, April 18th, by Rev. s. J.
Humphreys, Rev. D. T. DOane, Of Ebon Island vi-r@rs.is .,
Miss Clara IT, Strong, % Dundee.
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June 4-Schr Active. Kapuahi, from Naalea-
S-Am clipper ship Panther, Lathrop, Il days from
Sau FIaLcscO.
SAN bark Cambrize, Brook, Il d4ys from Astoria,
WIKI mdse and Lumber % Aldnch, Walker q Co.
6-Bry Sahiensena. Irving. from HlO.
o-Schr AOi Keiki, johnson, from Kahului.
7-Schr Moi. johnson, from KahuIui-
7-Schr IanuOkawai, Marchant, from Kahului.
5-Schr Helen, Kinney, from NoOkai.
s-Peugilu clipper COmpsnia Martina del Peru No.
], Perez Saul, II. days from San Francisco, en
route for HOngkOng.
q-schr Nette Merrill, Fountain, from Naiea and Ma
KEGS Landing
g-Shr Prince, Hatfield, from Hanatei.
"Schr Moi Wahine, kuh=ana, from kolOa.
lO-stsameT KIaGea, McGregor, from Wiud1ard Ports.
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ENHE SUBSCRIBERS To ST. GEORGES
Il BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, are earnestly requested to
call upon the Treasurer and pay ;heir dues
1927 s. sAvIDGE, Treasurer.
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DEPARTURES.

June @Schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, for Lahlina ami
Makes Landing.
5-Steamer hilauea, McGregor, for Windwari Ports.
@Am bark Smyr1iOte, Burlitt, for san Francisco.
Am bark Comet, Chase, for san Francisco.
7-Schr Active, Kspuati, for Naaiea and Hilo.
5BHg Nah.enaena, Irving, Tor Hio.
S-schr Moi keki, Napela. FOR KahuIuI.
-Schr HOI Keiki. Napela, for kahului.
Sam clipper ship Panther. LathFop. for Bakers Island.
s-Schr NsnuOkwai, Marchaut, for Hama.
9-Schr Helen, Kinney, for MOlokai and Mako.
S-Prruyian ship Compauia Martina del Peru No. /,
saul, for HOngkOng.
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fTRE DEPARTMENT ELECTIoS-The annual electio,
OF the Honolulu Fire Department, for Chief Engineer
and two Assistants. took place on Monday evening. a,
the ensine-hOuse Of " Mechanic" No. = The re-
suit was the election Of Richard Gilliland, ESQ. as
ChIef Engineer Thcs- Foster, ESQ, First Assistant.
and { T. Williams. Esq, Second Assistant. After
the election, the Department proceeded. By invitation.
TO the new Hall Of Hawaii, - NJ. 4, where tbev
paTtook Of 4 bountiful lunch.
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RAGS BOUGHT.

DERSONS HAVING RAGS TO Il
i Of, will find q sale for them upon application at the
BOOKSTORE, at four cents q pound. Two or three hundred
pounds wanted Immediately. 472-3t
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VEyISON.

a SMALL o OF CHOICE OREGON
"a NENISON, just Received per Bark CAMBRIDGE.
For Sale by
472-2t BOLLES x Co.
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srRASGER's FRIEND SOCuTY.-The Twelfth Annual
Meeting Of the Ladies' Strangers Friend socis,v
"il. be held next week, on Friday, June 10th. at the
residence OF ): W Austin, Esq. 1t IS TO be hoped
there will be . full attendance. F1
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FIRE ALARNs-On Sunday morning the bells
sounded the alarm OF FIRE and the department turned
out promptly. The alarm was caused By the discoy-
cry OF IRE IN a lot Of Goals stored on the wharf Of T
Robinson x Co. On Monday forenoon the alarm
was again sounded. and FIRE was discovered in a
mouse on smith street. belonging to the Roman
catholic Mission. II was extinguished vitbon, the
AID OF the engines. and with little damage
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Tor sAs FEAScscO-Per smyrniote, June 6-772 pkgs mo.
hses CZIll6 galls), 1920 kegs and Is bbI4 sugar C4sg5tl lbs).
yellow metal. Q kegs nails
Value - Foreign Produce, $50 SCI 81
Value q Foreign Produce. sLIs2 SO.
for sAs FKAScIsco-per Comet, June 7-33gI kegs and
IOso Degs sugar (5i572i IbsJ 615 Pkgs moIasses Nss6s caus9
SgU empty bottles, 4 csks wine, : c. lime, &c punches bananas
2bbts pork, o csks ard l bskt gin.
Value % Domestic Produce. 1851 ~
Value q Foreign Produce, sIJ5 %.
value o. TraashipPei Produce, S55I 90.
Tor BANERs IsLASD-per Panther. June s-lS5p1 n Iunfer
kegs nails, 5 tins paint oil, 28s lbs pain, 90 fathoms chain
eaIs, shaekle aud ring, j medicine chest, ! bbs -four. L csk
sat, II ohls beef, bbls pork. > bxs bread, II coils ordage. 2
oaIes oakum, 1000 lbs hay, l horse, IL sheep, II bags corn. 100
sqcashss- III nets onions, / Dbl salmon. - bbIs Dol. / cIk hams
I harness
yal1e q Domestic Produce, 1913 20.
value OF Foreign Produce, s5,.JI 90.
For HoSGKoSG-Per Compauia Nlruima del Peru No
June s-l,sBo lbs fungus. 1 O. mIse.
Nalue Of Domestic grOiuce, SIO49 40.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-06-10

. While the Comet was in mid channel, on her
way out, on wednesday. she was taken abacL an1
had to drop anchor. The Psis got hold Of her and
took her out. not before she had touched bottom,
however. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-06-10
~NOTHCE.-CITY MARKET.

w. AUSTIN Is EMPOWERED TO
y collect and pay all accounts Of the CITY MARKET
up to May 3lst last. All parties owing to the said City Market
to that date are requested to pay the amounts to the undersigned.
4725 j. W. AUSTIN.