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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03
Proposals for Printing.
Material, Folding, stitchingand Bind
ing for the State Of Nebraska.
To Printers and others:

To Printers and others:
Under the provisions Of an Act Of the Leg
islature of Nebraska, approved IN Is 1907
Of which the following is an abstracts:
Section. The Secretaro Of state, Auditor
and Treasurer, shall, beginning In the nrsi
week in November, 1853, and every ID yeag
thereafter, advertise thirty daysfor Proposals
for State Printing, for two years from me 4tn
Tuesday in December next following.
Sec. 2. Defines theiabor and matessel to be
bid for. as composition paperand press-WOrK;
requires the officers to publish an abstraet OF
the law: and describes the manner OF deter
! mining the lowest bidders in certain cases
Sec. 8. Classiles the several kinds Of con-
tracts.
different kinds Of printing required.
Sections 8 and 8 Directs how composition
and press work shall be measured.
See 10 Requires contractor to deliver print
cd matter to the Secretary OF state
Sec II Requires each successful bidder 70
give BOND in not less than $1,000 or more b
5000, for the faithful fulhliment Of hs con
tract.
visions for receiving bids, and contracting
for folding stitching and binding printed
Sections IS and 10 Provide the manner OF
making out bills n adjusting accounts un-
Sections 20 and q Provide for the payment
of contractors hereunder,
Sec p Provides for penalties for delays in
Sec % Requires Secretary of state and
clerks of the Houses of the Legislature tour
nish to the printers true eOpieso Of all matters
to be printed. -uf.g. e.1
Sec. "a Requires Secretary Of State to class
ffy thelaws disqualification and prepare tn-
dexes to laws and journals.
Sec . Provides for re-Ietting contracts In
case Of failureof contractors.
Sec 26. Relates to printing done n 1858,
The undersigned viii receive proposals for
furnishing paper composition pPess-wOrK
folding, stitching and binding, for the use OF
the Legislative and Executive departments
Of the State Of Nebraska, for two years from
Tuesday the I'D day Of December, A. D., 1888.
such proposals will be received until II
o'clock. noon, on Monday, December eth, A.
D.. 1855, at the Office Of the Secretary Of State,
In Lincoln, Nebraska
The classification Of work viii be found
herein-belOw. Each class viii be the subject
of a separate contract. The estimate for de-
termining the lowest bid will be made upon
the basis of the schedule of classes following,
Bids will be made in the following form
1 or WEI propose and will bind-tO furnish
the work and materials required to do the
printing in Glass No., at the following
rates specifically the kinds Of work or ma
terial in the class bid for
cents per 1000 rms for composition.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Senator Summer viii press an early
resumption Of specie payment. BE is
utterly disgustrd with Reverdy John
sou.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

The interior towns IN Nebraska are.
nearly ALI BecOming important Rail-
road centers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHICAGO D0LLAR STORE.

The immense success attending our busi-
ness in BOSTON the past five years, has In
duced us to establish q Branch store in Chi
cagO. rendering &c more accessible 70 the
Western people, and also saving a large Ex-
pressage Our goods are all neWand received
direct from the Manufacturers, consisting of
nearly every article desired for family use,
such as Dry and Fancy Goods, Boots and
articles sold for
One Dollar Each,
and not to be paid for until you know what
you are to receive. CHECKS, describing
goods, sent at the rate of 10 cents each, 70 pay
for postage, printing, eet. Presents from 50
for an the best Manufactures in the country.
Circulars sent free Agents wanted in every
town. Address FARR & co l5S Dearborn
st. Chicago, Ill P. q. Box 500. SLIT
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

A vein of Stone Coal has been re-
Gently opened in Prwnee county,
which promises an abundant yield.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03
+. 4. DOWLER
NOTICE.

Inc election FOR seven Directors Of TIE 81
LOUIS y Ne6rasEa trunk Railroad win be
neld al the ofiee Of the OtOe County NatiOnal
81, "a Seoraska City, Nebs on Tuesday,
A. kUUNTZE,
g. w. FROST,
J. A. WARE,
{. il. IRISH,
r. W. FURNAS,
W. ID. SCOTT,
~ d. H. WHEELER,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

BROWNSVILLE. THURsDAY. DEC 3 Is3
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

ESTR4Y NOTICE-Taken up by the IN.
II d~ersigned, living three miles north we.
OF Brownyille, on the 9th OF November. ISL
q red heller calf, with q leather sfraD aroUni
us neck when taken up. NOmarks or brands
S-5t-pd g. ". FRANKLIN
FSTRAY NOTTCE-Taken mn ~ tbe m.
~ d~ersigneds on the Both day of November
Is0S, living about three miles west Of Longs
Bridge, a SOrrel nlley, two wears old Desf No
marks or brand noticeable.
18th, 1855. s-5t-pd JOHN LONG
ESTR4Y NOTICE-Faken ~ Inv fbem.
IL ~derslgned, living two and a hair mis-
M9st OF broWnvtIe, October 9th, three heifF
caves; n q light red. with four white feet
q star IN the forehead, and a bit OF white M
oef tne belly; n q red calf with n few whit.
sPOts on the belly; both spring eaIvesl Thg
Osner IS q yearltng red calf with white fafp
little White on the belly.
8-5tPd GE0RGE E8IPsON
ESTR4Y NOTTCE-Taken M bv he nm.
~ oerSlgned, az sherman, Eemaha cOunty.
Nebraska, on the 18th dav OF Ocfober IsS
One heo Cow, with crop on Of both ears.
Also eI the same time and place two laz
spring Calves, both heifers. and both III In
let ear. est R.A-sTEWART.
ENS1RAY NOTICE-Taken m by the m.
~ derslgneds living four miles NOrth-wesi
OF BroWnville, on the ID day OF October. IS&|
~ dorse Pony supposed to be two yean
oio last spring, thirteen hands hfzh. with
InEee Wnlte teet. 90 BE-. CHAPMAN.
ESTRAY NO7ICE-Taken up by the sub
~ seF1ber, on bis farm in Glen Rock Pre-
clnct, one Two year old Red Heller q III In
let ear, little white on back and belly.
s WAGSTAFF.
ESTRAY NOTTCE-Taken Do by the IN
~ d~ersignedy living in Glen Rock Pneein6
a Brown OF Black Mare Pony. supposed to D.
one year old, star in forehead: was taken %
on the 4th Of this month.
5-5t "a DOwTER
FSTRAY NOTTCE-Faken 40 bv tbe IN.
II d~ersigneda al Hickory Grove. In Washing
ton Precinct Nemaha county Nebraska
fourteen miles West OF BrOwnvnIa on BIS
premises, on the 18th day OF October. lsG8 one
IRON Gray Mare, Two Years Old past dark
name and tail, no other marks ureepfvable.
40t-pd GEORGE Il. OTTENs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

ESTRAY NOTTCE-Taken up BY the IN,
IL d~ersigned, living IN Glen Rock Preeina
a Brown or Black Mare Pony. gupDosad to- D
one year old, star in forehead: was taken d
on the 4th Of this month.
5-5t A Ovv Ep
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

ANDREW s. FULLER, EDITOR.
n cheapest journal Of the kind published,
and the only one giving the price list oftrees,
vines and plants in A Nurseries in One"
II also contains a list of the best implements
for farm, Garden and Household; and its
pages are filed with articles from the best
horticultural n agricultural writer's in the
world, AS a special inducement, we offer TO
send one plant of either OF the following va
rieties of fruits, to all whosendfn their mans
with $3.50.
Clarke Raspberry, Davison's Thornless
Raspberry, Ellisdale Raspberry, Missouri
Mammoth Blackberry, Choice GladioluS,
Early Wilson Blackberry, two Kittatinhy
Blackberry. Or, TO any one who viii send %
cents extra, to pay postage, we VIII send
One Pound Of Early Rose Potatoes.
The plants will be carefully packed andsent
by mali, postpaid, as early in the Autumn,
or Spring, as practicable. SLIT
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

oO00 4 MONTH ERemember, IL is 50.
OHUU Agents can make 10. Farmers sOn4
any person can dOit. We have new cheap
licensed Sewing Machine, the best ever made
IL viii sew, fell, hem, tuck, braid and en-.
broider, and dOal work lone by highly priced
machines. Costs only SIS: think OF that Be
side S75: One agent wanted for every county.
Sample machine at less than REGULAR price %
one agent. sample Of work, terms, &C, nee
This Is q new thing. Send and saa samples
Address.
ASHUELOT s. ~. COMPANY,
5l-2m HfueFa1a n III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Deposits received, payable at sight. Inter.
est paid on time deposits by special agree
meut. Taxes paid for uOu-resideuts.
All kinds Of IT,. 8. Bonds wanted
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

Such bid snail De Oy aBuaEau-
ty rs follows:
We hereby guaranty that who propose
to perform labor and furnish material under
a contract for printing in Glass No =, = able
to carry out fully such contracts as ask
for. with the State of Nebraska; and that we
will enter into bonds, as sureties for the said
- for the full and faithful performance Of
their contracts.
Signed ......................... Proposed
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

/" quire Of q impressions for
press work.
" 800 sheets for folding.
I" =" 100 sheets for stitching.
-" 400 paper. covers for pamphlets
Ito include composition and
press work.
a. alec paper covers for Laws and
Journals Inclusive of cOmpO-
SitiOn and press work.
- q 100 copies for stitching, binding
and IetteringLa Laws and Journals
I'm law sheep. .
further agree that all work shall
be done in the best style, and all materials
furnished shall be of full weights and quail
ty as contracted for; and that all work shall
be executed and delivered at the times men
toned in and required by - contract.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

EtS1hAE NO1ICE-Taken up by the sub
~ scF1ber, on bis farm in Glen Rock Pre-
Slnct, OnetW0 year DID Red Heifer. q slit IN
let ear, little white on back and belly.
0-Oe q WAGCTAFF
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

cHURCH EdisoE~lr
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03
JOHN I. CARSON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Exchange Bought and Sold on an the priu.
eipal cities. Also dealer IN Gold and SiIVsl
Coin, Gold Dust and
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

NOTTCEO FA2STGNEE APPOTWTVPr-
IN District Of Nebraska, IS. AT the civ
BrOwnville, the 18th day Of November. XS
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-03

TN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Court Of ~
United States, for the District OF NebroQ-
In Bankruptcy. In the matter Of Elias 4
RQuErunE
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cratic press. The Rev. DIR. Cox, of the loud-talking,
demonstrative methodist persuasion, addressed a Re
publican Mass Meeting last week, and may be con-
sidered as identified with that party during the i'm
pending campaign.
The Reciprocity Treaty
Is looked upon here as dead, though / do not know
as any positive information to that effect has been
received. Had the treaty passed, a new sugar REIN
cry would have been established for the sole purpose
of refining Sandwich Island sugars. ANY amount of
capital would have been rendered for this and other
enterprises in which your Islands arc interested, had
the treaty passed. The failure is attributed here to
the Hawaiian Ministry.
Personal.
The singular fact, reported by the IDAHO, that the
Murray would bring a larger passenger list than the
steamer, caused considerable comment and just praise
Of Captain Bennett, to whose popularity the fact i
attributed. 1t is rumorei that Capt. B. will be ten,
dered the command Of the second steamer. II
Mr.. James c. King leaves in the steamer of Jul
9th, for Liverpool, where he intends 10 reside, CHI
tering ships for the grain trade, between San FRI
cisco and Europe, which is now becoming an INIT
ant business.
Mr.. John I. Waterhouse, 1 understand, leav in
the same steamer for Europe, to be absent seral
months.
Minister McCook is here, but will not lee for
Honolulu till next steamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. I. Dougherty are ~goingSast in
June, TO spend the summer.
An excellent Eastern actor, Mr.. E. L. Isenport,
and his family, are recent arrivals. W have at
present a large array of theatrical talent othis coast.
The funeral of ex-senator McDougan ok place on
May oath
The week has been devoted by e~cational in
situations to annual examinations.
The Young Mems Christian Assiation give a
festival early in June.
The British Benevolent Society celebrated the
Queens birthday by q banquet.
On the 22d of May, the Republin State Central
fired 100 guns in hor of Grant and
Colfax.
In humble imitation of your cebrated group, We
had a slight shock of esrthqualon the evening of
May Goth.
4 remarkably fine circus trip is now performing
in this city--Chariani's. The rses are the principal
the trappingsu uniforms, &C., were
once Maximilian's.
A new theatre, the Alhabra, was completed a
few days ago, and opened the public with a fine
minstrel troop. 1t is a uderately large place of
well adapted 4 concerts or theatricals.
PELICAN.
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n JCyE II. lsss.

S1TLHD4f. %CAE Id.
nv me Ex.As We have San Fru1ri-eo d1ses Go the 35th- l.
.,-.r .h.re hal bee, a .tH iarfher Improvement, and ehoies
brand. had sesrhed Isse- Y - with a very small STOCK o.
the m-rk-s- D1k s5d nedan grabs were nat IA demand
NoL.--s- . aso<si at ssEaSe- the Liter Pdee bans hfHS
BEhseznrrd-
o<-r.r sa- ans says that -th= t<s Its received, siEe'
ar ssnner review, have been soI - f1o~ss &c bales, e.
ce,-.fss, at s-; IS dl ex do 2se- None IN first hADi<"
Rice we sigw AZ Dc
Tn Rna>fsa. In It's review % ne market, says. Hawaiian
r->t.ee e,psinues IN fir dszdaaI. Prfr % the arrival Of the
,aus1 IN ne Hawa Iiaa sugar IN ths market IN hr~t hands
nd hexn placed on very satisfactory terms A portion Of the
xram<rss cargo 81 sugar wzs 0asrei By public sale yest--tay-
aad brsazLt fan pse--, the raasr sr fEr 20 ehoiee grades be-
ing 20 esRfz IS v Too r-, the outside hsare for Ko0a braodi
Ph..rr euzaaIy tie frvorfte branAD SLING At s2 60 Hawai-
Ian .yrap sen- All t@- way from ase- % ts- The stock 5 well
rnaersnc-l. Hawaiian eoa-~ and rice are entirely nomiaal,
the .appIx b.snr Insignificant Last reported sales Of ruin
were at ss- We annsx = G~ aaotafi1us IL articles IN which
n hra.ts af the I-lasfs arr Interested. Bread, &GS- hr
navy AMI plot aoaF, - zs6s IS Ss sapsrdne AMI sI1I 20
Go sakes' extra s.lnsa, 81 Soa4 &c bSts- and half bbs- re-
Sp~esfreIy candies, Isz coal cal. sszs1e- for the VAN
ous bezDIs ; pt.ss-, .5c6sI 6r gDi -hippang quality but
Ger, ss6sse. s< Catalonia nrsin lard. rs4Ise fs caHforni.
Ard rl2r13e Es Eastern oysters, 81 2S12 IS v dozen Sr
s-D. tins essr-.t, 81 5Sa3 hs Cal6rnEa and Eastern"
Considerable attention Is being paid 10 the planting of beets
snd te mzsa6erure of bet sugar in Califrna anil a CON-
pany has been Ernsi AZ sacramento q carry on the basiD=Ss,
80 . e.vAi of slooOoo- Ths via BE- SassI altogether too
limited . capital, a. the bg-iae-, % insure success, zui require
81 iast 100000. A letter from the manager Of one of the best
sugar eompasi-s in the United State. dated April 9Th, has
Aeon pahli.hel IN San Franei-ca. which - Interesting in this
e.an-ctssa- The xorks are heated AZ ChafsEosth, IHi8ais:
Dxss ss Your k.sor q March 9Th has besn received
Iaanswer tot I must say hat Bot s1s.t can only be manu-
dear Our hctay has e-t ~ present. asat $500, AMI
roffee -.rar " s4y, and k-I about SS9 had of eairs- Bat
the eafr@ viii aas get hf 90 Poaaase ~son-, sr<ad cum has 10
We rai-e IN a good ssa-an fvn twelve to Eurteen tons %
esss v acre M Oct l. lrSs' 9 % o. Y 20. an. ts beet,
suxar-a We obtain sir Per esuI % assreh1ntabe sugar We are
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SAN FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE.
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SAN FR.xcIsco, May %.

SAN Francisco, May %.
Since my last, we have received gratifying news
from the Volcano. and congratulate the Islanders up
on n cessation Of hostiities on the part of the old
dame who presidcs at Kilauea-
The following extracts from our newspapers, in re-
gard to the location Of Mauna Loa, may interest your
readers:
e Nauna La l. 100 miles from Honolulu. On the Island Of
Hawaii. which i nearly round, aud about 100 miles in diane
ter, AMI the largest Of the gfoGp'-Iha, May s.
~GEo~ErEIcsL--The Alta says that Mauns La Z. me
hundred miies from Honolalu, the island containing both 10
twenty miles from the sea-"-Ncrs Letter, Nay l6.
.oae Of heIearued snapper--upo f inoousiderei tria.- xhos.
noble mis-iou il Is 70 pog9ee upon the small errors Of the san
the volcano at Mama La and The city % Honolulu n ., IN.
same Island. and that aid IsiaHd Is only 100 miles in diameter.
our statement that Mauna La Is 100 miles from HonoluIu i.
ai-uriiy Incorrect IL viii b. news 10 educated people thai
May Is
-The ara don't Ike 70 have Us correct it. geography. 1t
tsi thu distance q the Hawaiian volcano Mauna La from
Hon'iHiu oa the island 4 Hawaii and Dow says III viii be
he's 10 edueatsd Tsop'e that M~Hna Loa and Hon'iuiu are both
eai narae- ara you said it. YOU know YOU did-"-Ner, Let
The Chicago convention has been the chief tonic Of
conversation in our community, so much so that |
cannot refrain from presenting you with a version of
its proceedings
Preliminary.
The members Of the National Republican Conven-
tion, composed Of GO Delegates from every State in
the Union, Tor out Of il, As for that matter. the re
constructed portion Of the country having been duly
admitted 10 representation, } assembled at Chicago on
the 10Th May. The meeting was called to order by
Hon. Marcus l.. Warl, Chairman Of the National
Committee, who briefly alluded 10 the objects for
which il hal been called. in conclusion proposing the
Hon. Carl Schurz for temporary Chairman. who was
unanimously chosen. This selection at once indicated
the tact and policy that would characterize the entire
proceeding. for by Plaeins tins prominent German
AMI soldier in the first position Il honor that present.
oi ITSELF. 4 strong bill Vas male TOR ihe immense Ger
man vote ct the nation, anil the Generals pertinent
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Epo>J.r,N-We are indebted to our attentive
Corsnu Kanacawa, L. VI. Van Reed, ESQ., for a
6la ofapancse papers to April 18th. The CiSli
War Is still in progress. with every prospect thai
the. r. of the Mikado would be established SUI
preuthroughout the empire, and that OF the rival
Emror Taicoon abolished
#" StonecaT' had arrived at Kanagawa, and
tboh she had been demanded by both parties in
THAR. the American Minister bad decided not TO
su,nder her to either until the war is ended
he Hawaiian whaling bark Eagle, Capt Love
Id. arrived at Kanagawa on the 10Th of March,
I'm the BONN Islands. bringing with her three
ipwrecked Japanese, who together with four 9TH
IS were wrecked on an uninhabited barren rock,
fter having remained there for Is months.
Arrangements have been made by Consul Van
Reed for the emigration to Honolulu of about 200
Japanese laborers, who We're to leave as early as a
suitable vessel could be procured. Great eager
ness is shown BIZ the working classes to migrate to
these islands. under contracts to serve FIVE years at
$500 per month. with their board and clothes. 1t
is not unlikely that a thousand emlgrants can be
as readily as a hundred. At all events,
the plan of Introducing japanese laborers, which
have on several occasions advocated, appears
likely to have a fair trial. The public may rest as
that the laborers selected by Mr.. Van Reed
will be sound and healthy. and not consist of the
lame, blind and idiotic characters brought from
China. From the information received, we suppose
these laborers may be looked for during this and
the following month.
We understand the four Japanese gentlemen who
arrived a month since. with the intention of spend
ing the summer at these islands, have received de-
spatches from their princes. requiring them to re-
turn to Japan. as their presence is needed there.
They intend to leave in the Idaho on Monday next
The steamship Great Republic, on her passage
from San Francisco to Japan, broke one Of Der en-
CINE beams when sixteen days out. Her upper
masts were set up. spars, rigging and sails set. and
with the joint help of her sails and one wheel she
reached port in fourteen days. making her passage
in thirty days from port to port. The accident is
an unfortunate one, which no foresight could pre-
vent, but it shows the necessity of sails as an aux
Hilary power in navigating this ocean. With sails
and one paddle she made 2l00 miles i'm fourteen
DAYS. The steamer Ne,o York took her place,
making the run back from Yokohama to San
in twenty days, the shortest passage yet
made.
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HoEsE FExD-In a country where the cost OF
keeping horses IL 80 great a. here. whatever helps
to reduce the expense. Is n public blessing. We
have received from Mr.. = T. AdamJ. n bag Of " oil
cake meal" manufactured by the &c Pacific Linseed
OIL Company" Of san Francisco. comes we'll rec
ommended. as will be seen by the following:
- As an article OF feed for horses IL has no equal
for Nutritious and flttening properties By those
who have used Il thoroughly. one pound IL pro
nounced TO be equal 20 two pounds Of corn neal.
and in the 4. :. Government Report % the Depart
nfent OF Agriculture for 1855 IL stands in the follow
ing relation tp other fev-ls a. o. the percentage Of
fesa produced from a hundred pounds of feed. viz
fadfan corn meal. N pr. CT. /: barley neal. Is pr.
Ct ; eat meal. ~ ~. CT; oil cake meal, ~ 2-l0O pr
CT. aud Zoe DEMONSTRATING properties for all stock
exposed To saddea changes Of the weather or over
driving u has no EQUAL. Ia sells in England. where
IL his long beea used and fally tested. II $50 per
tom
This feed, we understand. will hereafter BE- Kept
Tor sale In this market. and IL II il found to answer
for food in this climate, there will bc a steady de-
mand for f. -
e The missionary packet Morning Star will
Leave on the 18th for n cruise among the Micronesian
group
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The Lovers Diary.
owen Mereith's Lucille.
Ekkos from Kentucky, by Nasty,
Life of Artemus Ward, deceased.
The Guardian Angel.
The Sections Tale.
Six Hundred q Year. and how to live on IL
Complete Letter Writer.
Prof. Blot's Lew Cook Book.
EsOps Fables-a new aad elegant quarto clifton. beam
folly illustrated $40.
Smiles History Of the Huguenots.
Annual of Scientific Discovery for 1855.
Prof Agassiz' Travels in Brazil.
Moueyis History Of the Netherlands vols complete.
MotIeys History Of tie Netherisnds-3d L sh vols onIx
Bayard Taylor's Pupil of st. John.
The Old Roman World.
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Harry's Ladder of Learning.
Songs for Little Ones at Home.
Widow Spriggins-
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History Of the Church of Christ.
fuI sets OF Miss Muhlbsch's Novels.
Buiwer's Novels-Globe Edition.
Count Mirabeau.
Volumes Nayne Rei's Juveniles
The Home Circle, 3 vols.
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Nautical almanac for 1859.
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PoRr oF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
June 6-Sshr May, from Kauai
l-echr MarHaa, Berru, from Hawaii
IAN stnr Idaho, Conn<r, lot days I'm San Francisco
e-schr Ka M, Powers, from Maui
Sc-schr Hattie. MIA. from kasai
1o-s~hr Lin Eom Notnk4i-
II-schr Nettlr Merrill, Lambert, fnm Kauai
l2-Schr Kate Les, Crane. fronNsui-
19-Schr Anne, Babcuek. froEs Hawaii
2s--chr Active, Clancy, from Hawaii
B-Stnr kHan-a. Metregor. from Mindward Ports.
E-Srhr May Ensn, West, from Maui
Suns .S-SchF war~trx. Sc MaIokaE
s-Schr haste, Ma, 6r KaatL
T-~chr fnk ulsi~, Eg Naai-
. T--tmy klaaea, Mesrsr8r, hr Windw4rI PurtsL-
s--chr KATE L~, Grams, Er Maui
S-chr Mary Euen- West, Sos Maui
0--chr Mary, Er karaL
0-<chr k4n1siIr, Adams, nDFa Nook4l
@@-car AsrfsLA. n-srn. tr Hawaii
10-Sehr koua Packet. Narrhant, &c Hawaii
I0--chr Ma Moi. Po~ers. &c Mani
1f-Brt sehr Khan. br sea-
IL-cchr Rob Roy, EF sea-
u-anrt lia, kr MolosaL