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evening of the 18th OF March, 1854. These
quarters were very small, containing but two
rooms and accommodating about eighty boys.
The new quarters at Nos. 49 and51 Park Place
are four stories high, and furnish accommoda-
tons for over $50 boys. The building is we'll ven
tilated and abundantIy supplied with bathing
facilities. On the lower floor are the dlninS'
laundry, store and servants rooms, the kitchen
and the rooms for the family of the superipten-
dent. The dining-room can ACCOMMODATE Oh
special occasions two hundred boys. Two
meals are furnished daily, breakfast at A. NJ,
and supper at P. NJ; the former meat consls's
OF bread, coffee and syrup, and the ia.tef VI
bread and coffee, with butter and meat on al
ternate evenings. Many of the inmates rise al
ga, H., in season to get the earliest morning
papers. and these get their breakfasts else
where. The second story 10 divided into
scbool.room, a gymnasium, savings bank,
and wash rooms, and the two upper stories are
rsed entirely as dormitories. The savings bank
is an especially commendable institution. Usual
" the boys deposi. part Of their earnings
every night; at the end Of each month aggrS-
gate statements are made to the depositors,
showing the amount they have on hand, and
an allowance OF five per cent. interest is made.
Since the date Of the organization OF the
Home the boys have saved s1S. .4Sl "a; and du-
ring the past year they contributed 1884 Is to-
wards its expenses. The bank is very simple
affair, consisting Of large walnut table,
| with drawer divided into small compart-
ments. The top of the table is pierced with
penny, holes; the holes are numbered, each
boy has his number, and a register of the de-
| positors is carefully kept. Oftentimes the new
arrivals are covered with filthy rags and YER
min, in which case they are thoroughly cleans
ed and furnished comfortable clothing. The
evenings are spent in playing dominoes and
checkers. or in exercise in the gymnasium.
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MR. ". W. FA9Row announces in Wednos
dly's issue of the Ab6evilIe B'Lner that is
c)nneci ion wleh that journal, aud lis separate
ex.sreuoe as a newspaper oeased on that day.
The materisl and gJcd will of the Banner nave
been sold 10 Messrs. Lee i Wilson, the pro-
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papers will in future be issued as Que, under
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We regret the suspension OF she Banner, but
hope that the Press and Banner" will Rave
long md prosperous career. The peoprie: ors
OF 8 mitheru newspapers have hard and th INK
less task, and we trust that Mr.. Parrow, in
his new pursuit, will fiud an easier seat than
the editor's thoruy chair.
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held In Oolumola IN November next. Will not
all the State papers give b 'st up p'this nm
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and much remains 70 be done.
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RemapdI.

I'D EMOV AL.-IV wHOER TO CIV E
III place to the new Opera Ho tse Y. VIII r. was
npellcd to remove his FU mi UtE WARE
ROOMS ON The adger Building to No. 2S6 KING
STREET, directly opposite hi' former place. where
his nam aud tn Gilt 3 still be seen. aud
where he will sell positively OF the owea; rates Parlor
AID .hamber suites, Be tsteads, Bureaus, Tables,
>oias, Lounges, Aatsresses. Chairs Cradles, &C., &C.
Call aud ere.
Goods carefully packed for shipping
Metallic Cas.s and Coffins still neps and sattsfac-
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fNHE uNDENSIG> "A A " &c RE
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AND FRASER WHAhR where We shall be pleased
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ofGROUERIEs LIQUORS, TOBACCO }, &c,
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THIS SEMINARY RESUMES ITS DUTIES AT
the northwest corner Of Calhoun street and kutledge
Avenue, on toe FIRST MONDAY In october next
80 n Q
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VTNRE FXEKCISES OF The MISSES
Il MILL>' SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY,
October 4, at No. @ Green street. 1" Oct2
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DICK. DtpO. BtO iU--T0 zee e. wO
JIG 1LUNK or DG>K YS. which the owner
eau have By proving property and paying expenses
Sept rs
DN kED CP On THE HALFmUOH
il Batt.rY. on last Moudss two SKASs KEYS
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Oct2 6W
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TEAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
IN having houses to rent, can have their Pacards,
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TNOtx SALE, ID SUBSrANI IAL BRICK
IL RtSIO u l. oI llto iir. houltrte, at the
northwest ccruer OF Pitt and Montague streets he
lot measures arOut iO6 Ieet Moutscue.Strect, ny
191 ieet ou Pitt-sttee. he House CONTAINS six up
rig' roorns two pas.nent rooms twi large att cs,
two piaZsas thr Dressing 'O0ms, Que bath room.
water closets. re Substantial brick outbui dngs.
Apply 10 RUrLtD DGE l. YOUNG, Solicitors Es ate
No. % Bruad street. Sept IL
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~UOD SERVANTS. WHITE AND Col
NT ORED. can be obtained By applying to EN-
PLOYMEN OFFICE, NO. so Queen-stleet.
Annst 29
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MISS EMMA r.. HOLMES w L l.
lW reopen her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Monday
October 4th, at No. 26 waLL-sTREEr, one doc
from Calhoun stuthlmos 4ent 18
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DLEASANT ROOns, COMFORTABLY LY
IL furnished, and Board, OF Mrs.. MILLEhs' NO.
8 hudson street. swlmo Oct1
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JAPAsEsE HosPITkLTrY.-The frequent ar
rival Of Japanese notables and eommert<nl
men in this country ought 70 induce feeling
Of international warmth between the United
States and Japan. Our trans-PaciGc neigh
bors are friendly and hospitable, and show a
desire 10 cultiFate amicable relations. On
this point the New York Tritnas thus re-
marks:
Considerable surprise Is expressed IN Eng
land at the promptness and cordially With
which the Duke Of Edinburgh was received By
the Mikado Of japan. and no less perplexity
and indignation ut the rcfusel Of the Majesty
Of China 70 grsFt his Royal Hiehness an inter-
view. The conduct Of the sovereigns Is con-
trasted IN a tone that once more shoHt De-
termination Of English writer's 70 consider
these two Oriental Empires from lbe same
standpoint The fact Il that there i not the
slightest similarity either in the character uf
the people or the principles Of their 6orern-
ments. The exciusireness Of China il = poll
CT which has existed for many centuries,
while that Of Japan Is Of comparatively recent
origin. The natural temper of the Chinsss-
at least Of those In authority-E suspicioas,
reserved. and selfish. That Of the Japanese
is confding, open and generous.
Foreigners have only themselves 10 blame
for the rigorous exclusion during period Of
more than two hundred years from these
fourisbing Islands. Their first visits sefs
welcomed with delight, and, under the teach
ines Of Francis Xavier and his followers, the
simple inhabitants were rapidly embracing the
Christian faith. when the politico-reii eions iu-
trisues Of the Dutch and Portuguese thfeaien1d
the security Of the throne and destroyed the
tranquility Of the entire nation So fagrauf
were the crimes Of the conse1dine ooIeni1is
that Christianity presently became lho ~
nonym. in the apprehension Of the native ru-
lers. Of every species Of disorder. tfeao1efy
and cruelty. Their expulsion vas simpIy ~
act Of selfprssersation on the part Of the ia
panese Government
Subsequent events, from rcien to reign, did
little 10 soften the bitterness Of this sanTic-
tion. The occasional visits Of Englisb, French
and Russian ships were almost invariably &C.
companied BY barbarons brutaliiie.. and Il vas
not until the cxpedifion Of Commodore Perry,
whose attifnds toward the islandsfs us< -
courteous and eonsiderafe a. Il vas dizni1ed
snd srm, that their hostility 70 Foreigners Ens
In any degree abatc4. Since that period the
Gorernmsnt has consistently dilpiayed IT,
willingness 70 enter gradually into eommnni-
cation with the outside World. japan IA not
free from Internal Troubles. and the jeaIonsy
II certain eobies is EfiII an obstacle % the ac-
eompIighment Of the desired re1ua. Bat It
10 time has there been anything u the Be-
havior Of the leading officials At Fariancs with
the hospitality inzt now extended % the Eng
lish Prince
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THB EARTHQUkKB AT MAsILA--Ihe follow
ing particulars Of a serious earthquake which
has occurred at Manila appeared In an extra Of
the Hongkong Daily Prsss Of October 18th !;
On the I st Of October. between the hours Of
10 and IL A. NJ. three severe shocks were felt.
causing damage to several buildings, amongst
them the barracks Of one Of the native regi-
ments fell in, bat without cansing loss Of life,
although several deaths are recorded from fear,
and in escaping out Of the houses, BY jumping
o1t Of windows and down flights Of stairs.
Some even declare that these shocks we're little
short IN severity Of those in 1863, buf owing
to the houses that since then have been built
being well fortified and strengthened, there
has been less loss ofpropsrty.
The movement was from soufh-southeast TO
north north Eeast, and the strongest Of the
shocks lasted about 6fty seconds. Had this
continued a few seconds longer, the result
eanses one 10 shndder, eFen to think of if -
It is, there we're few OF the houses bat had plas-
ter work shaken out Of the eresiees Of wall.
etc. Every roof Il leaking, more Or less. snd
IS this Is the rainy season, Il Is anything bnt
pleasant here At present. We havssinee then
had slight shakes every evening. and news is
coming in from the provinces Of the falling IN
Of churches and other large baildings. Some
Of the old hands fear that ne have nos had
the worst Of il in Manila. but Il Is sincerely to
be hoped they are mistaken
The shock On the lst vas felt very long
way OF the coast. some ships reporting having
felt the same at the distance Of 20 70 1e9 miles,
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A FuEsT ST0BT.--Thc Detroit Ad1sTfi><r
is responsibie for the following:
About q year ago one Of our t1sIne<1
men Tisired New YORK CITY. and while fhere
ordered hall adozen eerf<s d< piflte Of himself.
which be distributed among hi. friends Ia
that place. A few days ego be Bzs surprised
ces IN possession OK The family cook An
Investigation into the matter disclosed IAe
fact that she had received iffrom fortune
taller IN HeH York City. who advertised 10
forward correct iikepe=s o. any yo11z 4f4's =
future husband. ali for the sum ol 50 etnis.
which anount The cook had reuItitd. ac-
eordIn1 10 the advertisement, 1q1 received
her employers likeness 70 sstpr1.H
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PIANOS TUNED.

PIANOS and other Musical
<lc-==z---z'1 Insrrumznfs Tuned and Repaired. by
HN THcHAkLEs DERBY, at the Hawaiian
Lessons given on the Piano a Guitar.
he best Of refsrsnce-ziven- fsI-lys
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IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE co.

OF Observation-Disclosures A. D. 1908.
CASH CAPITAL, 5000, 900 in GOLD.
HyuB UNDERSIGNED HAVING been appointed
n agents q the above Company for the HsN.iian
Islands preEared 70 insure against Fire On BRICK
Stone and Wooden Buildings, aud On Merchandise,
the most favorable terms For particulars, apply
ssly WALKER ALLEN
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E>fois cf Aafoae fhailpz. fscc1ssd
Petition by the widow for account and new
bond to be iiled BY J. r. Williams. AdmIals-
traitor with win annexed. Petition ersaied
and acsouns and bond iled. accordingly. At
the hearing upon the account, the Court ap-s
polluted guardians ad lii<m to rcpresent Two
Of the residuary minor legatees.
The records showed that the Admlnlsira-
tor obtained an order Of Court, dated Feb.
elst, 1868, to sell certain cattle Of the e.
tate, and to account for the proceeds. Re
had, from the Income Of said proceeds, paid
to the widow $40 month, and asked for an
allowance to himself. In addition to the
statute commissions. The Court declined
to give thls, and issued the following order:
SurREME CoURT-IN PRoBArE,
December 4, lSc0
Ia TIE matter Of J. r Williams, Ad,ninhiru-
tor Of tAs Estate Of Anioae Ptiiilps. decreased
The Administrator was ordered to aeil the
cattle and account for the proceeds be has
retained the proceeds, and has only partially
paid over to the widow The income which
was her own By the terms Of the win which
he was appointed to execute.
The Administrator Is ehargeable FOR The
current market rate Of interest on the pro-
ceeds Of the sale Of cattle, which is agreed
by counselto be - per ceet, excepting The
time from - to during which time
Il Is - per cent
The Administrator should have paid The
income of said proceeds, on the above estl-
mate, to the widow semtannually; and he
is chargeable with interest on the amounts
retained, for the time that they were retained
after they were due
Fer payment made OF portions Of income
before they were due, he may be allowed
Interest.
No further allowance can be made 10 the
Administrator In addition to the commissions
he has received, aud which may be due un-
der the statute. The accounts are to be
made up on the above named basis, and are
to be made up 10 Nov. Is. 1868. the date Of
the order to account, aud presented TO me
on Friday, December 10th, A. D, 1853.
ALFRED 5. HAR1wELL,
Justice Of tie Supreme Court.
Atfesi, L. McCULLr,
Clerk Of ne Supreme Court.
By the accounts rendered on this basis. Il
appeared that sl,09e.a6 Of the income re-
malned due the widow; and 81 4S4o9 re-
mained as principal for the resieuary Iega-
tees. The Administrator expressed desire
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Insurance Notice.

YUyaE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH
III Foreign Marine Insurance Company. limit
edl has received instructions reduce the rates 0:
Insurance between Honolulu and Ports IN the Pacific
and Is now prepared issue Policies at the Lo..ea
Rafes with special reduction Freight per Steam
ers THE0 II. DAYIFs.
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