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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. JUNE p.
Topics.

After the Propagation Of the Legislative Assem-
bly,, HIS MAJESTY returned to his seaside Cottage al
Waikiki. He appeared on Wednesday in apparently
good health. On Saturday last he gave an audience
1T the palace to the American Charge d'Afairs, Col.
Il 5. sPaulding, who presented Capt L. Simpson and
othsers of the U. S. Steamer .Mohongo.
n the prorogation on Wednesday Her Majesty
Queen KALANA and Her Excellency Cos. LUKA, APP
peared for tbs first time for several years at a par
liamentsry display. Both were richly and chastely
attired, and their dress and general bearing would
have done honor to any state occasion in Europe.
In the absence Of later foreign news, the speech of
Charles Dickens, on our fourth page will be read
with interest 1t breathes the cordial and friendly
spirit Of that celebrated author, and contains many
sentiments of international good-feeling, creditable
alike to Englishmen and Americans. His late visit
to America has certainly raised him in the estimation
of her people, and dispelled those angry feelings that
followed the publication of his American notes after
his fist visit. After reading his address, one cannot
refrain from admiring the man.
The warm and sultry summer weather, which is
fast Overtaking US, is beginning to drive our residents
out Of town. Some have left, and others are only
waiting for the fourth of July to pass, when summer
excursions to Hawaii, Maui, Kauai, and around
Oahu, will be the order of the day. During the
dull season, those who can should escape from the
dust anil fatigue of the town and recruit among the
valleys and hills of the green country, returning re-
freshed for the more active business of Autumn.
We would call attention TO Capt. Smiths ta5le of
Islands lying west of this group. The data there
collected has cost n deal of labor. and may be re-
lied on rs the most correct published relating to
those islands.
Both the barks ID. C. Murray and r. ". Wood
are nearly due from San Francisco, and ought to ar
rive during the coming week BY them we shall
have dates to the 10th and perhaps 18th of June.
The steamer RIiaueG sailed on Thursday last for
Kauai, and will be due on her return to-day. She
leave for Maui and Hawaii on Monday.
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Correspondence Of the P. c. Advertiser
So uibob- Fourth of July O~rDiou.

Ny FELLOW CoUSTRYMES For the honor you
have done me, in thus calling me before you to speak
upon the principles which this Anniversary COM
menorates, 1 thank you. As an oratG i make no
claim, for 1 have never in my life befor addressed a
public gathering but as one who fully realizes and
appreciates the inestimable value of these principles,
l do claim to be one with you. The IDEAS surround
ing this day should be holy in the miids Of all Amer
leans, and / confidently believe thst the time will
come when those IDEAS viii be as earnestly cherished
by all humanity.
We arc not here, my countrynen, merely to
rejoice for the sake Of rejoicing, We are not here
to celebrate the birthday of any psrticular potentate.
who has been or may now be Nistant upon earth.
We are not here TO commemorate any event which
has a mere local bearing but We are here to fur
Their. go far rs it individually LES with Us, principles
which belong to all mankind.
~ Americans. my countrynen. through circum-
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The legislature.

During the last week the Assembly was in ses.
sion more bills were passed than during the re
naming seven weeks. Making laws at this reck.
less speed is not the best way of serving the
country. Some of these laws may be good, and
others worthless but as few had a chance to
learn their tenor, and little or no time was spent
in debating their merits, the country must trust
to providence for the result.
About seventy laws have been passed, many of
which are trifing amendments to the old laws.
Eight bills have been vetoed by His Majesty
the King, among which are some of the most valu-
able enactuents of the session. The following
arc the rejected bills
An act to regulate the tax on horses. reducing the
tax from one dollar TO fifty cents a head, and taxing
all horses Of every age.
An act 10 make a permanent settlement on Queen
Kalama, fixing the sum At $1,000 n year.
An act 20 amend sections l2S0 and 1881, reducing
the costs Of Court.
An act to amend the law Of 1864. regulating the
schools. 50 as 20 allow parents TO have n voice in
the management Of the schools
Al act 10 amend sections 333, 337 and 3i7 Of the
Civil Cole, regarding the Fire Department.
An act rlating TO school Treasures and Inspect
ors, fOrbiiiing the appointment Of any bankrupt
An at regulating the sale Of Ava, reducing the
license. and transferring the Maui license from La
haina to Wailuku-
IN act % aIDenl section $50 Of the Civil Code, by
changing the number Of Circuit Judges on Hawaii
from three o. two.
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HILo, June 10. 1868.

hlLO, June v. 1000
To tie Editor cfhe Pacific Commercial Adcertiser:
SIR,-In yourissue of May so L noticed an article
emanatinp from some individual, calling himself
with how muh ~propriety the sequel will sl,ow,)
{ Justitia,'' w,erein / am attacked in a most mali
cious and urealled for manner. This individual,
who would whedle the public into tho belief that he
worships at tie shrine of justice, has been pleased to
publish to tie world, through the columns of your
pape-, that : they therefore obtained from Captain
Spencer, by charter, his sloop, which, unaided by
him. they ,rovisioned and manned and set out ON
their VOYAGE &C., sc.
Now, VI. Editor, the thing who penned that is not
only n coward but also an utterer of falsehOods-
coward, rom the fact that he does not possess the
manlines to make the assault over his own name,
but sne.ks behind that of L" Justitia - as a shield =
f~alsifer because there is not a word of truth in his
assertion.
1t nay not be becoming in me to herald what 1 did
do, ard 1 will add here that 1 only did that which,
as man, it was my duty TO do-nothing more. l
did tend the sloop Lire Yankee to Kau with provis-
ions &C., to be given to any distressed persons found
thee, As to charter-money, or remuneration of any
kie, none was ever rendered to me by any one e-
cpf His Majesty the King.
h Truly yours, THOMAS SPENCER.
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rrosss CHAN.

By q late arrival. we have Hongkoug papers to
March 3lst- There is nothing Of importance in them
The rebels seem to have given the Imperial Govern
merr considerable trouble. The three classes of
rebeis-the Taepin1s, the Nienfei and Mohoueian
rpbels-joinei their forces anil threatened both Pekin
and Teiutsin- They were said To number 1000, or
$1,000 under arms. \ battle took place in which
the Imperial forces we're said Ia be successful At
all events the danger seemed To have passed for the
present. Nothing - said of there being any blood
shed occasioueI by the fighting. and the DAILY Press
pretty plainly intimates that the Chinese don't fight
much. and that such a people would be easily con-
queresl by European warfare
A recent census shows the population Of Hongkong
to be HAL, Of which 2i5l are Europeans and
Americans.
Private advices from China. NJ well ~ the dis
MATCHES Of Government. shOw that the new trusts OF
Mr.. Burlingtme have not been exaggerated IL Il
understood tbat he il not ouly N.uster bat Ambas-
ssior, anil that his appointment y ts lHe. with an
annual salary Of : 1000. which = only half q Shat
was originally olcreI, but he declined accepting
more. His first years salary WIS depositst To ms
er~lit with y European House in China, with funds
Tor incidental expenses amounting IN all To Sllo,VoO
in coin His first Secretary has n salary Of Slu.VOp
per annun, and his secout Secretary SsOO-
A corrsspondcnt % the North China Daily MICS
writes: The 18th ult., Was the day appointed fr
choosing n wife Ev the Emperor. I'D virgins went
into the oalace the evening before ~ eandilttcs fer
mi. honsr. anil seven of the most eligible were re-
tanned for closer inspection. We have not yet been
:ns,rraeI Who IL the unfortunate one. The Dowaser
En,nrs-. ,I.,siIcs. but the EmPcror has the privilege
- ba1inr {. A Lab % see " Er himself The ages of
IN. L,diss vary frpns ~ to 10 The Emperor = now
10. arrorIina.to Chinese reckoning.
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Chamher's JonrnaI rrlales an anecdote OF an Dr.

Chamber Journal relates an anecdo,e of an aP-
plIcatiou rcriSed by n lady who bad advertised
f.r a P4rIor maid The person wbo applied in an
Sver To ths advertisement appeared to be- quite sat
i~sstctory. but the lady wishing 20 say something
hind - parting. rcnaTkcd--I AN sorry 10 see by
your black drs<< that you have been in trouble late
w % ne. mum. thank you. not at all" replied
the Young wum1n: it, only for ny late mi.sus. /
have beru particular fDrfHs1ts ia Ssrric,. num-
Nv three in.i mi--u@s have all died while I was
"a 10 thein. 80 I got mourning given mccvcry time
IL j. hardly Hees--Iry ~ s'y that the young woman
was not cugs-s.f.
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1s,s-GRIG.DER GENERALS NoTIoE.-I7ss.
Attention. Antiques and HorraDiess OF any
Other MINI.

These mud md dust-stained heroes of many
spirited encounter with Jobs turkeys, buzzards
rare roast beet plum duff, &C., &C., viii assemble OF
this momentols and awful occasion. TO display to the
gaming and astonished multitudes their wonderful
daring aud rneaualed feats of horsemanship, cavalry
shin or an, other ship, three-eornered ~fip-faps on
the square and other acrobatic feats, such as exag-
gerated performances with untamed oxen from the
wilds of Hawaii, astounding tricks by the wonderful
trained dnkey who stands on his tail and whistles
'Dixie doodle - with one eye shut and the other up
aloft. toether with other 8. little arrangements - too
numerals TO mention
The procession will form under the d~rippings of
the fist bridge, ON Nuuanu Valley road, with the
shortst and most Horrible in front and the Antiques
scattred promiscuously around. at six hours or more
afte midnight, A. n, forenoon, and in the following
ordr, viz to wit, namely
Honolulu Swinet Wind TANNERS.
4-Committee of Arrangements.
i3-Town Parents.
l2-Children in arms.
IL Regular packets and tars.
106Guests not invited.
eMembers of both Houses.
S-Subsidy physicians.
7-Bummers in carriages.
6-Howler of the day.
@Aged lepers and wounded lunatics in an OK
cart.
Antiques.
3-Horribles.
Broom Rangers, en- masse.
1.-The masses.
As delays are dangerous - on such occasions,
and always exceedingly annoying. organizations
which compose the procession are ordered to be there,
as the body will move as soon as started.
The signal viii be given by the Grigadier Beneral
to git from opposite the Acrobatic building at
the hour before mentioned.
The line of march will be as follows Up Nuuanu
to Beretania, along Beretania to Fort, up Fort to
King, along King to Richards, down Richards to
Beretanis, along Beretania to Fort, down Fort to
School, along School to Nuuanu, down Nuuanu to
the second bridge, countermarch and up Nuuanu to
the place of starting, where the procession will be
dismissed.
N. B.-This being a strictly temperate celebra-
bration, members will furnish their own drinks
TAKE NoTICE.-An persons along the line of march
or anywhere else, who intend to furnish lunch for
this occasion, will please send in an early notice to
the Grigadier Beneral, or his aids.
N B.-Along the streets superannuated bummers
will stand in front dry goods boxes viii be fur
at home. Ladies, using their prerogative, will do as
they please.
By order of the Grigadier Beneral, LIST Regiment
Honolulu Antiques and Horribles. Q. X. p. B.
Observation-Disclosures SENSATIONAL all
places where meals are furnished, this August Body
ind ulge in a little target practice. Arms-The
Anger. Arms and ammunition furnished gratis.
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Fine Office Stationery /!
From New York CITY.

IA AND THIN NOTE
IL PAPERS-al the Fashion now.
Thin Overland Correspondence Paper. Blue and White,
Extra Thick Congress Letter and Cap Papers,
Superior Envelopes to match all the above Papers.
Large Square Wedding Envelopes.
Bon Ton patent open end Envelopes,
SILK Taste or Ri5bcn-whiie. blue and red,
Best English Tissue Paper. all colors.
Morocco Desk folos, Ladies' Letter foiios.
Family Letter Scaies-cheap, only 81.
500 Gross Steel Pens. OF every desirable pattern,
Pocket Books, and Card and Letter Wallets,
Pounce Bottles and Boxes, Salts Of Lemon
Paper Fasteners. Thumb Tscks for Artists.
Newspaper Files OF various lensths anil patterns.
Slate Ruhhers. a new article for schools,
Blackboard Rubbers. "A new article for schools
School Reward Cards, Desk Tablets,
Twiue Boxes. Pen Racks, Pencil Shields
Pencil Rubber Heads, Novelty Pencil Holders.
show Card Rings, for suspending cards,
Psyson's Indelible Ink, the best IN use.
Carmine Ink. black aud blue lux,
buG, Nu
1iass lnks,Rnds. Travelling Ink stands.
Sets Of Artists Drawing Pencils.
hoNes Colnred Crsyon Pencils, Writing Desks
hoSes choice Water ColOrs, Rlouing paper and Pads
ivory Tablets, Mathematical Instruments.
school States. Pencils, Chalk Crayons.
N every article in the Statinnerss ,Ipe
For ale ~ p3i 3nN m wu,rSpv
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From which u vii be seen that an Enshshnan represents
ever ff3o IL isbe and n Hoiander SIi1 while an American
only represented {s2 IS vhen the debt vas highest Add To
this ue Art tiAt sc Increase actually in population about 3sp
cent IN q p~rHd an which Great Britain and Holland Oaly IN
creae Ey 4 y cent. and in National wealth from I2s To $50 y
cent against y " cent In Great Britain and considerably rs IN
Holland. Tn writer argues from these premises that We slogld
transmit % The coming generation the performance OF an at
(pay meut Of the debD which IS not only unnecessary and impoi-
iic, Tas which ia waabi psove ruin1as s< Us 90 undertake
Tkis 10 th~ -enfinent of nine-tenths Of thu people
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suss-Ia Hsnosuia. On Friday morning. the 18Th hist, aitsr
o short Illness, Maria Caroline, daughter q J. T. and Mary A
Bush. ar-l : year. o mnufhs and - days
Funeral ~ul raks place t-morrow (-un.iayl afternoon At u
o,cInsk.
vorse-In New York, March I'm. Frank y. IT. Young.
~ d, of Danbury, Connecticut. q. :. axef Is years.
Dr. Young wa . rssrt-uf Gr some 1.ngfh q time on Hawaii.
both IN fsasnkus and tiibot Tie died rs1oicing IN his Saviour.
Com.
RosstSs-At Waauku, Mani. May Sth. James =. Robbins
aged about AZ years BE Was n native % Western New York,
n ~atchmsk her by trade, and hal lived on these Islands souBs
Gsurteen 10 dfeen years lie has n sister and other relations
wing In New York STATE. ~ Rechester papcrs rease cry.
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HARBoR Masters OFFICE.
HoSoLULU, June :, 1865
To fac EGiisr oCLhe p. C. Adrerfissr:
Nix EDIroR-I send you the following relating TO the Caro-
line Group-from the journal Of the Rev. L. u. Quick, and
from a Spanish chart ia my possession, by Don Francisco
CoeIo, Madrid. Is52-stn very Impereety known
Yours vr1y truly, DANIEL Smith.
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"a Ey f Q
40 California Sf.eet.
sAx Francisco, May q, 1865.

san Francisco, May %, 1865.
To the Public
MIR. ADOLPHE NJ. w EISS has been appointed
as Agent for the above named Company at the Sandwich
Islands, and has full authority TO obtain applications for Insur-
rance in the same, and to receive and receipt for Premiums in
Its behalf. GEO. 7. FOLSOM, General Agent
With reference to the above, the undersigned, authorized
Agent Of this Company. begs leave to Inform the public that he
IS nSw prepared tn receive applications for Insurance or Lives,
in any part OF the Hawaiian Islands
kDOLPHE VI. WEISS.
OFFICE-At DR. IIuetrsud-. or ct the resii-use Of Mrs.
Robinson. - Emma iIou-e." 60 3n
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~comMERcfaL ITEMS.

NJ. stas-. a German en<iseer, anls that oxide OF chromium il
me best sabstancs 6r pohshing seeeL
Spurious twcaty.frane soSi piece. are eircuLating in Paris
They are made ofhrorze aluminium, well glt, aid are difficult
90 DO distinguished frpni The pure metal
The director e the bureau u Statistics AZ Washington has
irnmpiird amf published a complete 1st Of al the merchant YES
is~is % tie United Stats By naane- register, tannaEe asi home
port The tolL NUMBER % vessels is12-2Js, Of which 52 are
ship.. T5 hanks. COS bngs. sS62 schoouers, ASH Shops. -
yachts. s. bnx buafs ami 2-S05 steam vessels Of various kinds
The total tonna<e of The vessels containeIin the LIST Is :, s55.OoS.
The accumulation Of sp<ese In the Bank q Frnee must he
utterly unprrcetiented- The stoek stood. January 22d. E30y 3D.
900 January ssh. "a Ess-3So0o9 iJanaary isth- at Eto,ooo.00o;
Jxnlary I'd. AZ xtt ,esO. DO January Goth, AZ E4l.T2o.COO;
Fssr4.ry sth, st kSlsso,eoo February i3th. at E&3, 10000;
and February sssh, NJ ku.3soouo; showing an Increase in
two months of q, 0&0.ooo-
rsE NArsossI Drsr-,na ss paper aPpears in The worLi
On the National debt under-fp,i % be from the pen Of an ex-
Secretary Of the Treasury it 70 n review ola recent speech
male BY a member of the Housc % Representative The
writer demonstrates hat t<c National wealth By The end OF the
present esutury viii r.aSs s273o ,Oo0Ooo, and that the pop
uatbun al thai period ~Hi not fall below 99OOsyeo5 I; that the
average property ts eneh person VIII be $500 the average
debt aASef SO; TN znanrL iuter-t bhw 81 and tie yearly
value &C The NSionxl pruluct considerably shove s60.Oo0GOO.
moss experienced stateticians % liz country. each q whom
made invesfxsHia entirely independent Of the others The fol-
h~fsy table may prove interesting % the BsHeha readers
The figures are based upoa thu assumpG1n that no part of the
debt 81 a. 600 900 has get bsn plkis
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. l..
ARRIVALS.

June 20-Schr Ola Fellow. Davis, from Hawaii
2i-Schr Mandz- Berin, from Hawaii
21-Schr Mary, from Ksusi-
e2-schr Mary, finn Hawaii
25-sehr kona Packet, Marenant, from Hawaii
2s-Sehr O~ana, frDm MoiokaL
2-schr Iaiu, from Molukai
9S-Schr Nate Lee, Cram, frum Maui
z5-schr ka MOI, Power$, from Maui
u &@5<hr Mannokaw@i Anfonr, from Maui
1S-s.hr Mary Ellen. West. from Hawaii
23-schr Warwiek, from NoIokaE
13-Has bhg Bhs<sm. Brdge-, - days from Ascension
26-Schr Hattie. Mia. from Kauai
sS-schr Active, ChGney, from Hawaii
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II
SATURDAY,. JUNE y. Isss.

- JUsE =. ISIS.
Tie time t1ble % Hc steamer iaHsG. sr the next quarter,
VIII be found in our columns today IL viii be observed that
-h~ run. weekly 10 Hawaii until the 81 Of August. The week
commanding August 10th she WI bay up ts repairs- Com
meucinr again On rhe Isth, she viii continue regularly tH the
I.sa Of sept<nbsr, and ON again hay up the ts< week Of that
msnfh. There h usually . goci de. Of travel among the
Islands during The summer monsh-, and the steamer As vel as
several n the schoouers have ben running fui Of Isfe-
Wear. without later foreign aivess than those brought BY
the fdaAo. On he 9h inst The bark D. C. Murray, il -
days away To-Day sna may BE eOusider~i fully due The r.
W. Wool is Also boxed hr sscu- She viii iesi al once Er Bfe-
maL
The Hawaiian srh~ssf Bfsr,oa h0ui the Marshall fsiansls,
brtuss ahout $1,000 gansns % eocnauut al, which viii be ship
p-l 20 Egrsve By the a. ~. Wsoz, which - snn expected.
The burk CUpsf saH-d &c san Francisco ON Wednesday
with n 6H h~izhf ard a E~ passTgers- She started OF with
a nsrth vird, taking t- aotosai chaDEei, aud though July i
rh- xorst month u ue year @< a sps-sy voyage, stands \ Er
chance u Al average passage Of eighteen or t. enfy days
The Brr.a ship Sc,oto, last from Japan, sm proceed To
Baker,. fstlrf ard had guano.
Tie bark PrrU n tnzding stores and lumber 6r 81 PauTs
Island, Bhenrs sea-f
Our tsts~t date from Sun Francisco was she 10Th Of May.
cal uas then auotaI NJ IsOI-
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4:

UTU LOger than those Of a Majority
Of the Life Insurance Companies m the United States.
NOY-PARTICITATING Louer than those
charged by any Company in the World.
Increase annually ausr tiro years, ,rith the
age Of the Policy.
LOSSES Paid an thirty days after due notice and prOofof
Death-
DAY GRACE AUolced IN The Payment Of
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'NorE-I ths=s IN. sFaai-h Chart i ths correct r-aioa Of
Burdcisisc tsL1mf ad R~f.
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ShBYs' Mails.

FoR wtsDw ARD PoRrs-Per Elzuea. on Monday.
Foa San FnsSctSco-Per D. q. Murray, July lith.
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LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
OFFICE 8
Board Of DirccIora:
III Broadway. New

Board Of Directors:
A. A. Low, James II. Prentice,
Isaac Ii. rockingham, Rufus II. Graves,
Samuel Wilets, II. Messenger,
George L. Willard, Alex. V. Blake,
oliver II. Gordon, George L. Nichols.
Henry r.. Perrepont, james :. Soyes.
s b. Chittenden, John W. rockingham,
George r. Thomas, William e. Fowler,
Peer C. Cornell, William q. Sheldon,
John lIalsey, Samuel ID. Caldwell,
Hon. VIM. Kelley, Oliver ;. Carter,
Fzrs T.. Prentice, Norman 3 Bently,
Efhngh.m Townsend, Lewis b. Loder,
William :. Iisdale, William p. Prentice,
Thomas I. Bacsiey, John 7. Il Maxwell,
Gilbert L. Beekman, james II. frothIngham,
Henry A. Swift, Hon. stephen Taber,
Joseph A. Sprague, Benjamin Hicks.
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EPARTURE

June 2n-Sehr Lliu, Soc Moiokai
2O-scar Hattie, Mia. 6r Kauai
2o-Schr Kate Lee, Crane, 6r Maui
2O-SrhrH okuieIs, SIC Maui
2n-Schr Lnks. Gr Kauai
as-Haw brig China Paeset. zsisinhert, Er HougkOng.
g2-sehr Mary, fr Kauai
3-<chr Yette. White, &c Kauai
x3-sehr NaFdia. BsrrI, Er Hawaii
e&-sch- Rob Roy, br Maui
ef-schr Mary, 6r Hawaii
et-Am hnrk Comet, ABBOTT, fr Snn Francisco.
e6-Sehr Odt Fsio~. DAVIS, Er Hawaii
2-sshr Laiu, &c Moiokai
2-stnF kiauea, MaeErerpr, for Kauai
2o--shr owsna. fr NoIok4L
-1d-Schr Mona Parket, Narchanr. &c Hawaii
18-ScAF Wsrvtek. SIC NoLpkaE
s6-Sshr Asnuokawai. Antn-. Er Maui
Sam brig Morning star, Tsusssrosn, sr Mieroue-tn-
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PASSENGERS.
Foe Saw FssSeI-eo-Psr Couct, June ssth-Miss MAR
ming. ID A Baasn. ~ krtnniachT, u Surbcrgcr, > Magen,
Mrs Rcinharit. &c. krcas-1.
Fsa NIenesEsrs-Fsr nsrsn< star. Jane 3sth-Rsv ~
c~hcrs-A
Fos Hoxskoso-Per shina Packet. Juue rs Chtnass~n
Fao~ MmLfE-Psr Blo-sor. Jvu~ Ah-Johr smart, John
Williams, John W cro~~H, John smith. y Mllrr-
DIED.
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MORRIS, Tomato KETCHUI

a NEW LOT OF THIS DELICIOUS AR.
IA ticle. just manufactured by G.. MORRIS, of kaiinf. No
sale at the Family Grocery and Feee Store by
GIL 1t I. BARTLETT.