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Rev. w. G. q, Connor,s i lecture.

\ On Wednesday evening, select audience Of
those Of literary tastes assembled al the Old
College, and wera entertained BY the accom-
plished aud eloquent lecturer a bis mos. happy
sssls. Lore in Old Age, ysa portrayed with
a felicity 6f oppression, which throw around
che subject q charm, equal 70 the romance Of
more youth full attachments. We feel indebted
@ @ Rev. w. '. g. !. Gonnor for having taken che
initiative in furnishing species Of entertain.
ment as once interesting and instructive; and
We trust that he may be induced 70 deliver a
series Of lectures, which We feel confden.
would meet sith appreciation; and would be
better and better attended, as che literary
tastes Of the community become more and
more educated. 3. :, ..s 3!
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Escape from Jail.

On Wednesday last. Essex Bull, who is un.
der sentence Of death, and another prisoner
Fucceedcd in breaking through the fragile OBJ
btrucsions which are opposed 20 the egrcss Of
prisonesa, and broke Jail. They were speedily
Eretaken, however; and are still in as safe Gus
Itody as circumstances will permit. This es
|cape,i in open day, is another commentary or
the insecurity of the Jail, which has been Q
subject Of presentment Of every GRIND Julr,
since les erection.
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Report or the Chariesten Cotton Aas
ket for the Week Ending April 2as'
"A CARD.

The Subscriber respectfully announces, that his
vote at the Last Election was cast under Protest
With other colored men (well known in this Com
munity he believed the Democratic Party to be en-
titled to his support, and resolved to support It.
He withstood threats Of cruel nature, until the
evening Of the last day Of polling when tho friends
who promised to support him went over to the Rad-
Gals, then the pressure and threatening induced
him to go to the Polls, which he reached intention
ally after they had been closed, but the Managers
opened them again for him. and he put in the Radi-
cal ticket only under tho force Of threats, which
were of too serious nature to disregard. sub
NIT my case to my friends without further comment
Csigncd.l JACK DAIsEY
Witness JOHN A. HAMILTON.
apl 35 1t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Otangehurs District.
scitasion
BY p. A. McMrefIAEL ESQ.

Dy =. a. McmhlHAbL ESQ, ordinary.
!, WHEREAs. ". u. ". Janlisen, Commissioners in
Equity, bath made suit to me 10 nraas him Lelsrs
OF Administraion or thc Estate and effects Of Geo.
I. Trick, deceased.
These arc therefore TO cite and aimonish All md
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said
Geo. 4. Itiok dec. that they be ana appear before
mo in Tho Court of 0sinary, to be held at Orange
burg =. III. on the 18th day of May next, after.
publication hereof Mt III o'clock In the forenoon ia
shew canse il any they have, Why the said Aslmiais.
tration should not he gyantcd. S #
Given under my hand this eighth day ef April
Anne Domini, 1868. ~ q
r. \. aicSiicn AE.I., O. o. ID.
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J,lF0UBuH .pRECIScr.

&c. ~ shis prscinss, the untife Raaica
YVES voted while tho Democrats, eso u1say .sl
ssshem, delayed voting ell the last day sad oa
I 81 ssaecouns Of the iaolement weather, failed 20
turn out. Had tha spirfft the aa..p.ee-see I.
Cedar Grove aetuatea tho .parsy At the ,osa,or
spOlls, 4 more favorable zossat would aaze on
& ssred.
susaMAaR.
For Copssitltion. sssE, AGAINST Csassiss.
s;ssiso,, siop, lls7- Toss Aaa4. Radiaa, asiorisy,
1870 s.
We are diaroaes 80 pess;ssr tho result mere
|, E,i,sayerahlc for the Democrasio Ticket, than
.soula have been 'oseected. siace the election,
.uumberasof the cosoroa people hays Expressed
their detetmiuatiea 20 Withdraw from, She Radi-
veal parity and ssn Soae with shsir true dsiends
in faazssure. 81.
We note q few defsdbvas Of white men; 80
(s'sew, hoHsser, that every one is know; /; nna
NE are Wiling that thoy should enjoy tho no
\ Astoriety they hare acquired.
= a q y
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asApINa MATTER ON EvERY PAGE.
q + d d1l{s A I TyTE.Afg sss
SATURDAY, MORNING. APL, 25, 1863.
The Elections iniI Il 4 this District.
YIRsT pREcILlNlor.

In this Precinct almost the entire Radical
lsose WAS polled aud about two.thirds Of the
Democrats, on account Of tho weather. Grif
Ffin'a aud Bair's were combined at BARS, q dis
sance Of Ten miles for most cf the voters so
shat the Democrats did not turn out, and .
large vote was thua lost.
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ef safe ccufuement, will only be about seven
thousand dollars. we trust a legislative ap-
preparation may be secured. and the plan tar.
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The Conrt of General Sessions.


81 The C0art ef General Sessions.
On Saturday last, the following sentences
/ were pronounced by his Honor Judge Glover.
$50 1ssssx Rnsa. .eaaviesea ef Murder. sssli. s
ssa ssasnced to be hanged on Friday the a2sh day Of
Jane next, lesweea The hours.of II and Q
o'clock. 3
M ffa7dr5 persons Of color, convicted Of Grand
{ aarceny. Ssnssnueato p yesss' ;aprisoamons,
with hard labor, in State Penitsusiaay.
'H'hs Gerard Jurs, in .teir presentment, adj
vertsd TO She condition. Of the wcodea build
4 ing now used as a 5aiaa, aad earnestly recon-
\ suenasa s1hat aesse additional means be taken
FOR sks sesasity Of prisoners. They submit
ted an estimate for tho reconstruotio,. of the
of whieh were carefully ex.
aminea by competent builders, and pronounced
sufficiently sound for Che purpose. Mh Jaha
HHaa.als, ~ experienced master builder, farn-
ishod 8 specification If ths repairs needed !;
Che entire sspense, IN order to restore tho
jail, as an ornament TO tho Town, aud a place
p X y
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IN TIIE DISTRICT COURT or

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF
i THE UNITED STATES-FoR rHB DIsrRIcr OF
SouTn CARoLINA-IN TmR MATTER OF Josgpn W
PHILIrs, BASKnurT-lN RASKnurrcY. wuoN -
NAY NAY CoScEns.-" Undorsissaaea hcroby gives no.
nee tic Of :.s appointment as Assignee Of Joseph W.
nlhps in :nc District of Orangohurg and State Of
.,vuth Carolina, within said District who has been
adjudged bankrupt npop his own petition, by the
District Court Of said District
Dated at orahscbhrg C. H., The eth day Of Apri!
A. D., 1863,
apl l1--St Pv. DIBBLE, Assignee. {,
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Sheriff S Sale


by virtue Of sundry writs of q "a, 10 MO directed
will sell to the Ighest bidder, at Ofnngeburg
Court House, on tho 6rst Monday s ID MAY
next, for cash tho following property Viz
L One Tract Of Land containing 2a8 acres, more or
less, in the Fork Of Edisto, esst side OF Willow
swamp: watcfs OF South Eei.so River. bornded BY
lands OF James Mossen the cast, by lands Of Joseph
Fahnihg, on the sodth. ard BY lands oY Joshua ~
ler James w. Reed ana Fallx arsgory OH the west.
.n;t ns,isa Cd e The Rssgss & James
.' ALSO s;ss sss 4.s5fa S. -
Another, fvaet of land osntainins. s5o asfea.
more or isss Levied on ss the properly sf HIM. J.
others. 5s.s ss8lI3ss 3ssr
Another Tract containing ESQ acres, moro o. less
Levied Oh :as the properly Of tho estasa OF WI P.
Reese, 'at tho suit Of Samuel Bozard, Adm, i.
ALSO
An the Right, Title and Interest Of ~. az Me.
Grew. in an undivided share Of GOO acres of an,i
more or less Levied on at the suit OF L. c. Jones
and August Kohn, Assgnees. s5t &.
ALSO
One House and Lot containing one acre Of I,nnd
more or less, situated IN the Town of Orangeburg,
and known rs the Moselcy house Levied on as tic
property Of B. F. Simnaus tor cost i'm the case OF
Jacob cooncr, et al.Ras D. F, Simmons, IS
ALSO 5s
All tho Right. Title and Interest oil Mrs i. NJ.
A. Jenkins, Henry jenkins, wa, O'Cain, H. L.. z
letters and James d. Porter, in one House and Lot
containing acres, more or less Levied ON at the
suit'of Rufus +. Antley aud Jno. W, Dantler.
ALSO ssss is ss
One Tract Of Land containing 200 acres, moro or
less. Levied on as the property of Charles s. Bin
neker, st the snit Of Chester N. Cnsc snrsiyor of
Case & Buli, aud C. N. Case & NJ A. Bull, surviving
Assisuecs, and Chester n. Case, survivor OF Case
BsM EeIs 5sses, q S i9tsiKs
Sheriff Office, !. J. W. H. DUKES. rs
Apfh y 1858. s. Q. y:
apiIl I'd &
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TN TIHE DISTRICT COURT OFF
IL THE UNITED STATES-Fon THE DIsrRIcr
OF SoUrH CARoLIsA-IN THE Mafrgn of EDwARp
AndoE, BASKRUprS-IS BAsfcfsUrTcY=-Fo WHoM
II MAY CosoEnN.-aThe uhdersigned hereby gives
notice ef his appointtheht us Assignee of Edward
Of South Carolina, within said District, who has
been ad)tdged bankrupt upon his 5tn petition, by
the District Court Of said District
Dated at Orangeburg Q. H., tho 9Th dhy OF April
A. .. 1808
spl l1-St II. " DIBBLE, Assignee.
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GR0CEssIEs. GROCERIES.

suoii rs Bacon, iard, Sugar, Cuifoe, flour, nicc,
Molasses, fresh Cove Oysters sardines. fne No. ]
Maokorel, and other articles generally kept in a
Grocery Store.
), Also constantly on hand FRESH MEAL aud
ALSO
Receiving weekly, Oranges, Apples, Cocoa Nuts,
ETC.. eto., all Of which can bc found low for ths
Cash at
J,w. pATTERsoN's,
feb s--3mc Opposite Bull s Scoyli's
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nGp~ Ws Ssspecst t;sl1g sequest oar friends to
Sssssd Is thsss Aopesf sfiscnssnts ds sdrly IN ae
sseek a. sonpenisns and possibse ies Us hevc
MI Se a5s ID sjs.is ,ss an os,r OF saia,
dog, and soi2g Be e,ablcd to gipe more cf Me
ssssst ssesss, % the time os.y aoing to press.
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STATE o.spssss9T on souTH bist.1ss GAsollsA Citation
BY P. A. MoMIcHAEL, ESQ.,, ordiasu-
Whereas, John r. Jennings hath made suit %
me to grant him Letters Of Administrations of tho
Estate and effects Of D. L Bronson, deceased
These are therefore 70 cite end atsuonish all and
singular The Kindred and Creditors Of the said
D. L. Bronson, deceased, that they be and appear
before me in tho Court Of Ordinary. to be hold a
0-..ssburg G. II, on the 4ts day OF NAV
inst, after publication hereof at IL o'clock In the
forenoon to shew cause If any they have, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April
Ammo Domini, 1868. PA. MoAiICHAEL,
apl 25-2t @. O. D.
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Religious.

Religious.
There will be Lecture at the Baptist
Church tomorrow evening. Subject: Queen
of Sheba and the Wise Fool ss
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CoEsignees per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining "a the, Depot TO Date. =
]. w. Huffman. ]. Icnas, 8. =. Rrentieyy, n e
Barton, W. T. Witt Z. Harley. Riohburg, d. r..
Joiner, D. w. Harley, r. a. Mchiichsei ]. H. Kel-
ler, Keitt Holman, R. w. Bates.
In accordance with orders received from tho Eu-
periatendent Storage win hereafter bo charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot FOR an Unreasonable
length Of time. W. c. MEREDITH,
IS 4 \. So Agents
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SECOND PRECINCT.

An this Precinct the voting was gener
satnong the whites; while numbers Of the mo
Intelligent colored men, unwilling 70 vote I
Radical ticket, stayed away from the polls.
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THIRD DspRECINCT.

q. Dcmpcraf carried two polls III tiis III
!, i.cinst, BY small majorities and could hsI
,,catr:ed .he iIsracinct, By q general vote.
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IN TH1E DISTRICT COURT or
L THE UNITED STATES --roR THE DIsrRIoP OF
South CARoLINA--Is THE MArrER OF Jonx G.
FASSING, BASKRupT--YS BAKxRurrcv.--To wHoM
" NAY CoScEnN.-The undersigned hereby gives NO
tioc of his appointment Assignee Of John G. Fan
ning, in tho District of Orangeburg and Stats Of
South Carolina, within said District, whe has bcet
adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition, by .lie
District Court of said District. a6
Dated at Oraagcburg G. H., the 9th day of April
A. D., 1868
apl 11-3t p.v. DIBi3LE Assignee
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THOMAS :. MAETIS vs. EDEAzD Il Born.
Motion 70 setaside verdict and grant new
trial
M Justice Austin delivered the opinion Of
the Court, Allen, C. J., and Har1weH, J..
eoucuring
This s Al action bro9ght By the plaintiff
against the defendant, for damages On &C
count Of an alleged assault and battery. CON
ui-ted BY the defendant against the plaintiff.
on tbs 4th day Of July last The jury rendered
= vsr1let for tie defz1dznt, and the plaintiff
now azsz he Court 20 set aside the verdict
and 10 grant new triaI, On the ground that
the verdict Ct the iury was against tie law
and the evidence
L "a vel recognized principle that new
trial should not be granted, znlezz the verdict
q the jury Is clearly and uazsfeztIy azzInss
the instructi9ns of the Court. and enarrsry 10
The weiz1 Of evidence; and the authority Of
TIE Court 70 grant new trial o1ght 70 be e.
srrized with graf czzti0n and discretion
II the case before u, the testimony Of
two Of tie Witnesses Clearly SHOWS that n
assauIr and battery was committed b the
defendant upon the plaintiz, and 10 testI-
many was offered By tie defead4at 70 coz
s--dict the evidences Of these two Vif1ezzes-
IN f1es. from TIE testimony Ct rhe o1Iy Wit
ness Of he defendant, eEear and E-ri1esf
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case OF ssssnli and battery Was established.
The defendant eraezyored to show that
the woris spoken BY the plaintiff al the de-
PENDANTS house were Of 4 nstarv TO provoke
The defendant, Ia. this Vas not clearly estsb-
lishea by the evidence. worss spoken are
by no means Justification Tor ar assault aud
battery, although they may Be considered BY
the jury as q Mitigating circumstance in the
assessment Of aanages. such were the fall
and clear Instructions OF the Court 70 the jury,
TIE Court viii not set aside verdict Is
ssainst the evidence because il might, upon
az examination OF the evidence, have arrived
a; different resUl; from that found by the
jury; but where il IS appAren, that the iary
have misunderstood or totally disregardcd
the Instructions OF the Court, or have ne
elected properly to consider the facts, aud
have overlooked prominent and essential
poiats in the evidence, 50 that Substantial
justice has not been done, the verdict will be
sci aside. wsndaR Is. >ahord, ls y. II. III.
Thou4s Is. Hatch, Samner, 10
It IS sufficient to support the present mo
ton that the weight Of the evidence and the
instructions Of the Judge who presided ST
the trial were not in accordance With, and
worv opposed TO the verdict.
The verdict must be set aside and a new
trial granted
Messrs. Jones and Thompson for plaintiff
Messrs. Judd and Stanley for defendant.
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emnisy, and even Of stolldiiy. never smiling
when relating each his story, which they did
10 an enrsptured. anearlhly mSnner. the ooun-
tcnaneV iFst turning to deaihly white color.
succceded BY pale blue, which. as the narns-
tor proceeded. rapidly turned to marvel
lousy roSeate flush, rivalling aud exceeding
the rising or the setting san In splendor aud
briilianey This from our friend the clerk. 10
whom, unfortunately. alone were these APP
Pearanees manifested. He wisely rcfSained
ffOm speaking publicly on this Subject. or
even In private, among his most intimate
friends, but there MAS such an iniataalion. II
Nc may 50 call Il, about these meetings that.
had not his health failed. and bis physician
peremptorily given orders for his restraint, he
might eventually have become the leader Of
sect of Spiri,aalists. As il Is, the so-ealled
spirits bad got TO looking upon him with
great respect and entire aeferenee. How
mach confidence soever might rightly be
placed in his own rvgsrd for Law and order.
there IS plenty Of material among our native
population ont Of which to make leaders, un-
Serupulous and ignorant, but crafty and de
signing, who, amer the manner of Kaona the
prophet" might have given the authorities
some trouble
Among those who made their appearance,
claiming to be spirits Of the departed, were
not ouly native HAwaiians, but natives of
many Of the groups Of islands in the Pacific,
all the way south As Ear as New Zealand, ana
west 10 the PHILIPPINES. There was FUn
chief of gigantic stature, very deliberately
gotten up in savage fnery; New Zealander
as elabortely tattooed, maol fashion; sew
ersl Mieronesians, Spaniard, Portuguese,
a German, an Irishman, several Americans,
and various other nationSlities. One thing
was obserysnt-that they all appeared to be
devout believers in the Christian religion.
Perhaps if regular seance could be held
hereafter in the presence of some parties duly
selected, the deluSion, if ii be entirely a delu-
fusion, may be exploded at once, and no
more be heard Of among us
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ing between 50 ard 20 men. and some so
special e0nsiaele<. tnstivc aud foreignA pro-
eeesied 10 make the arrest OF the Kaonaitss.
Upon rraehing tbs camp he was. In the
prcsCace Of this is-se force. fellcd from his
horse BY stone, and Immediately set upon
by number Of the Ksonsltes, when all but
one or two deserted hln and aed. As If for
their ilves. without a single hand being
raised for his defense or rescue.
There can be no doubt that hslf-s-dosen
determined and true men could no, only have
saved the life OF Sheriff Neville, but also have
arrested every 1sn composing the KaonA
gang. On FRIDAY, When Mr.. Couey had ar.
rived with his pose and proceeded 10 make
his arrests, Mr.. ChiIlagwor,h. Deputy Sheriff
Of North Kons. adyssced with a dag Of truce
TO read the warrants OF arrest. Al this stage
the whole ofthe Kasaites filed rapidly out Of
theiE camp and into several lines. dresSed ia
white with the hibtc held aloit in one hand.
while with the Other they seStieulated ex-
eitedly. and proclaimed themselves servants
Of JehOvsh, and that they relied on his word
IS their arm Of defence from their enemies.
Sheriff Coney had by this time reached the
ground. and three o. the Kaonites came out
to pariey This lAstsd for some time, and f.
nally ended by two q them delivering them
selves up 10 the Sheriff, while the other re-
turned 10 the camp. The warrants were
again read aloud. bGino response being made,
the order Was glver for twelve armed men 70
enter the camp. Upou entering, the Kaonites
were found bowed down npou the ground
with their faees inward, in the act Of devo-
ton. one wonrtn il the centre was kneeling
upright with he bible held aloft, turning
slowly round like piece Of machinery.
They were assin commanded to surrender,
but no reply Icing given, they were arrested
one by Que, abe unruly with their prophet
received som rather rough handling,) ard
were bound With cords. The steamer KlGHsG
with aid from Honolulu was just passing as
the last Kaouite was arrested aud their aag,
inscribed =" bhoyah," was cut down. They
were then phced under strong guard and
taken to NJ Todd's premises, when, soon
after, the troops arrived aud took them in
charge, thus relieving the special eonstables
from further service. The Attorney General
dismissed tAe latter with some very appro-
pirate remarks, thanking them in the name
OF His Majesy.
While too much cannot be said in praise of
the Government for the prompt and efficient
aid sent TO the scene of danger, it does not
speak well for the courage or Judgment of
the authorities here to ask for such aid when
there was not only sufficient force on this
Island TO arrest these outlaws, but even
within these two districts; all il required
was eoursge aud decision to direct the forces
at hand, TO maintain and execute the laws
and save The country very heavy expense.
Yours respectfully, NORTH KoNA.
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Az INTERESTING letter from q cores
pou3sus IN North Koua, on the subject Of
the recent disturbances IN that district.
vii Be fund n our columns this week.
We I'D act intend to publish anything
mere On this matter, and being unable to
give n FIJI the letter With which We have
been favored. have omitted - much Of Il
ssrelates 70 the facts which have been pub
Eshed before. or are Of strictly l5cal or
personal character. Weare exceedingly %
Eyed TO any one vino vii take the trouble
70 eo0mz1icate matters Of interest trcn
any part Of the Kisgi0u- or give u their
thOogatz upon what Is passing around
them
As there VII De % oeeasiou to publish
anything further "a the matter now before
Is, We take this opportunity to make some
remarks 90 the mode Of communicating
szch things to the pGbEc, suggested By
obserEations which We have overheard,
and eorrespou6s1ee and comments which
Ee have seen.
The natural tendency Of al L 70 inteus-
ay and snggsrate matters Of Interest and
excitement which are occurring around
them-but when men are o. trial for their
Ives. ~ are soou to be 20 situated-or IN
Art are 10 be placed % ti.ll for any n
Isged traasgrsssioa Of the law. iuv0Esfng =
, severe Ps1alty. Il would seen to Dc ex-
eeedngi! Improper 70 p1bEsh any COG
msnts. * any excited statement Of Eets,
czieuztsd 70 iadacs the Community f-oa
Ehssh tier jery : % Be drasu To prejai.zs
thar case
On rsvis~ing the ksets IN tbs case, Is
they have been made pgbEc-and % much
oF then only q VII not be 6sriaI IN the
iateress Of say persoa aEr=;gnsd. L s Gear
thAt the congregation Of the peopis under
Kaona. Is = zat5eieutly kEuentz5Is Instance
q n1mzn toily-one Of those instances
which are often rseznizg IN al parts of
the Wurid L ( Ekszise mast true that
the trzgied event which vas the sequence
G that folly, 5 uost hneaabEe- Bst L
does not aPpear that blood Ezz e01ing
u al dreetious,- or that -sons dozea
hoses CT more were N aanez,- IS b. the
report a Oue excited writer one might be-
Eevs- In P0int q faet- there Do not sppesr
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HONOLULU.
Liberal Advances Made ON ail
shipmenfs per Stenmcr.

Cargo for San Francisco will be received
at the Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for
the same given by the undersigned. Ne
charge for storage or carriage. fre rssks in
Warehouse not taken by tbs Company.
Insurance guaranteed ~ lower rates than BY
sailing vessels. Particular care taken ef ship
ments Of Fruit.
All orders for Goods to be purchased in san
Francisco, viii be received and dllsd BY return
OF Steamer.
ES-Shipnents from Europe and the United
States, intended for these Islands. viii BE re-
ceived by the Company in San Francisco. II
consigned to them. and be forwarded BY their
Steamers to Honolulu, TREE oF cHARGE. sx-
eept actual outlay.
Ss2-Passengers arc requested 10 take their
tickets before II o'clock on the day Of sailing
and to procure their Passports.
All bills against the Steamers aust be pre-
sented before two o'clock On the day Of sail
ing. or they win have 70 lay over tin the re
turn Of the Steamer for settlement
H. HACKFELD 4 Co.
SS-3m Agents