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tn E PRIN Nc 1 ID EPO OF
L FOR THE SALE OF
REV U e ST NJ s,
No On. CJIFSNITp STRE,ET


CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 1O5 S. FIFTH STREET
Two doors below Chestnut streeD,
s Il b L d 1902
The sale of Revenue Stamps is still continued at
the Old Established Agencies.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times large
supply we enabled to fill and forward (by Mail or
EXpress) all orders Immediately upon receipt mat
ter OF great Importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafts
On Philadelphia, and Post ONCE Orders received In
Any information regarding the decisions OF the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue cheerfully and
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts Checks, Re-
cepts, etc.
Stamps and Stamped Paper:-
onss6 and upwards ds......''.'.''.''''.' S9per cent
lH ....''''.'''''''''''''
800 ............,.........4
Address all orders, ETC., to
STAMP AGENCY,
No. sOA CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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MISCEIIANY.

Captain william Jennings having, on account OF
I'll health relnquished the command OF the steam
ship Tonawanda, OF the Savannah line she sailed on
Saturday under command Of Captain Barrett, for
merly OF the steamship Pioneer, who has been ap-
pointed to succeed Captain Jennings. The steam
ship Pioneer, OF the wilmington N. c., line will be
commanded by Captain John Wakeley, formerly first
officer OF the TOnaWanda.
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SHIPPING.

AgA FOR LIVERPOOL AND
,E3$4$ 4$QUEENSTowN-Inman Line Of Mail
Sf<AnRkR Steamers are appointed to sail fol
yTity Of wsshington, Saturday, March Ie. at Am.
Etna, via Halifax Tuesday, March "a, 10 A. Nj.
CITY CITY Of Brussels Saturday. March %, p: NJ
City Of BROOKLYN, Saturday, April 2, AM
City OF New York. via Halifax, Tuesday April 5,8 AM
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY TIE MAIL sTEANEn SAILING EVERY SATURDAY..
Payable In Gold. Payable In Currency
FIRST OABIN.,....S1 800 lSTEERAGE ........... .SsS
10 bondon.............. lQ6 To London 10
10 faris. 11b To Paris. 43
PAssA9E BY THE TUEsDAY STEAMER, VIA HALIFAX.
- FIRST CABIN. BTEERAoE.
- Payable In Gold Payable in Currency.
IMvssrpool liverpool ...........$a0
hahfax 20 Halifax. ..,............ Is
St. Johns, N. r., I AZ ST. Johns, N r., ! -
By Branch Steamer. No by Branch Steamer. "
etc, at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here at moderate rates
wishing TO send for their friendA
For further particulars apply at the Qompanys Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
No. is Broadway, N. Y,
Orto ODONNELI FAUI,K, ARents
Sb No. 402 CHESNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Roman Baker, Boston, H. Winsor Il Co.
Steamship ]. w. Everman, Hinckley, Richmond via
Norfolk, w. p. Clyde & Co.
Steamship w. p Clyde, Morgan, New York,J. F. Oil.
Steamer G. II. Stout, Ford, Georgetown and Alex
andra, w. p. Clyde Co.
Steamer r. Willing, Cundn, Baltimore, "A. GrovesJr.
Bark Sam Sheppard, Evans, Cenfuegos, George G.
Carson Co.
Schr II. b. McCauley, yickers Havana, Workman &
Co.
Schr Archer Reeves, Irelan, Barbados and Port
Spain, Thos. Watson Il Co.
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{ OOKI LOOK | LOOK WALL PAPERS
Il and Linen window Shades Manufactured, tina
chsapsHt in tire city, at JoHNsToN's Depot, No. los
tfn, t.alllL.N street, below NlCve1ft. r-sE - r
vC5 ERDRRAL HtTeet. Camden. New Jsrsss. k1a
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PERsoNAL-We are pleased to welcome back
several of our returning residents, who have been
away for some lime past. Among them Rev. Mr..
Damon, Seaman's Chaplain and his wife, who have
been to Europe and Egypt. the Holy Land, and
almost every other place. including that city to
which all Americans are said to go where they die,
Mr.. Damon will OAiciate at the Bethel tomorrow.
Key. DIR. Clark, Secretary of the A. ID. c. +. VI.
Is among the passengers. He comes to attend the
annual or rather jubilee meeting OF the Hawaiian
Mission.
Rev. Mr.. McCully (brother of Mr.. McCully of
the Supreme Court, comes under an invitation TO
settle over the Fort street church and Rev. Mr..
Williamson. to take charge of the Episcopal church
The names of Consul Hall Of sydney. W. ".
Hall and wife of this city. DR.. Shipiey and wife.
Consul Severance, Rev. 0. II. Gulick. and others
will also be noticed.
We hear that DR.. L. II. Gulick has been an
pointed to be travelling agent of the 4. i. /. VI. for
the southern part of New England. and that he has
abandoned all idea of returning to these islands.
JUBILEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are being made
to celebrate the fftieth anniversary of the establish
ment Of the American Mission in these islands,
as n Hawaiian Missionary Jubilee, and we under
stand that q programme will be issued next week,
by the committee having the matter in hand.
- Lady Franklin left San Francisco on Satur-
day, April %, in the u. S. steamer Ne,cbern. for
Victoria.
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An Item in the budget

Among the " estimated expenditures Of the
Hawaiian Treasury for the two years ending
March 3lst. 1872" under the head of Depart
ment of Finance, we find the following singular
item
"Visit of the Duke OF Edinburgh .---..........S2.s4 %"
The introduction of this item into the Budget
is, to say the least, in very bad taste, and shows
the utter incapacity of the ministry to understand
their duties, and the proper dignity due to their
stations. To come to a people who sorely need
the money themselves, and ask them to pay for
the entertainment of a foreign prince, the son of
the honored lady who occupies the throne of an
empire on which the sun never sets, strikes one
as peculiarly inappropriate. Englishmen will
not feel that it is complimentary to their nation
that this item of dollars is thus paraded forth in
the official reports Of poor little Hawaii and we
have heard it remarked by more than one-that
rather than have the subject debated in the
Assembly-which it assuredly will be-His Royal
Highness, fellow countrymen, resident on the
islands, would gladly subscribe the sum, and put
the Treasury on its feet again.
When the subject is brought up, in the dis
cussion of the Appropriation Bill, there will be
some inquisitive spirits who will want a bill Of
items. Better that the Ministers had themselves
paid the paltry sum out of their own %plethOric
pockets, than to have thus made it a matter of
public comment and ridicule.
1t should not be forgotten that during the
session of the Legislature of 1868, it was proposed
to raise the salary of His Majesty from $50, 1000
to S45, 900, and the great argument presented
was that this increase was absolutely necessary
in order to enable His Majesty to entertain the
Duke in becoming style. With this understand
ing, the Representatives almost unanimously
voted the increased pay, and it was understood
that the Duke was to be the guest of His Majesty.
We trust that the insertion of the item in the
Appropriation Bill has occurred solely from over
sight or want of knowledge of the facts, as neither
the late Minister of Finance nor the present
Minister were in the House at that session.
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M Err
M4Y ~. $50.

SATURDAY,. ma q. 1870
The steamship Ajar places IL in receipt Of papers from san
Fapeisr. 60 Way 10Th IL was h0pei she would brns S''
Of tme srnates action on te Reciprocity Treaty which was
- rr,dv q, e,ne I'D early in May But the report
probably referred 10 the postal treaty, which has been Pfoh~-
rafrd. and IS referred 90 elsewhere
ThsSa, Fr,,cf.so market Er isilnl produce shovel no M
movement 3 ffsuy change Is noticeable it = in favor OF buyers
Surar- duI. AMI s-orS % DARK very Hf1''-
Roma coffee. IGGTT-
The Consf sailed from san Francisco fr u"ts port % ts
-,b With assorted cargo reported bshw- among which We no
re- q ron. n ice. During her stay in san Francisco, she re-
eefved extensive repairs. aad VIII now insure at better rates
fbrn ErmerIy- she viii b. due early next week
The bark-ntac Jus T. FaNsa5HrJ briHgs a full cargo 81
r,mber. salmon &c from Oregon. consigned 10 Messrs- Castle
a Cooke. .As is advertised Er Portland direct We are in
debted 70 Capt Cathear Dr papers from which We observe
that island pr5Iues is quoted At rather better rates than la
st1 Francisco sugars. sIGI2lc-f moiasses- 2e- SALT SN
nee. oca Zoe Mona ooase, 10 60 potatoes % cts PEI
basheL, sc.
11s thrre-mastsd schooner T. p. JorarH, from Victoria,
bring. 4 hI cargo q assorted merchandise 70 H. Nathan, Esq
This cargo WI b. sad At auction BY NJ Barlow, a. pr no
ticr n anoser column
Tbe hin S,rsa SAILED yeStsrIay tor Nex Bedford and Bo--
ron taking the most valuable cargo that has et this port fr
many nouth-sI33-755 I6 II VIII D. noticed that her cargo
couprf.es a larger variety q products than formerly, ineIui-
inc nearr, 500 pounds % sugar. 2iOOO gallons moAsssr
$4,000 pounds wool, $4,000 gallons oil, &c, DC
The brig Hegpereau- SON O. arrive from san FrHrs'''
will be- Immediately de~pateh-l b. Theo. H. Davies Or Mel
bourne. The ~. : a FIST saiIer, and affords a good OrPoFIa-
nifty for shipping pr"iuc= thitier-
The bark D.. e. Murray i oadug FOX San Francisco. and
will s,l in all next week. taking n fI freight, and a brse list
90 passengers
4 private teI.gram, dated LanI1n- Nay 9th, received by one
a our merchants, reports 4 very serious decline in the Lonion
sugar. market. whrh must have an important influence on tie
Manila and other Ieading producing markets % the World
Flour has advanced in San Francisco. about 20 cents per
barrel. csusr,I by a reported deficiency ia the growing crop
several vessels were 10 leave san Francisco son after the
departure d the 1aT. iEeIBIinz guanO ships
The price Of gold in New York shows a slight advance, be-
frg 1r.f-I ON the 10th AZ III
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NS~ The departure of the Ajdc depends on the
arrival of the Australian steamer city Of Melbourne
which is expected here to-day, but may not arrive
before Sunday or Monday. The AjdG will leave
for San Francisco as soon as the passengers.
freight, baggage and mails can be transferred and
the Cfy of Melbourne will return to Sydney as
soon as she can coal up. The object is to hasten
the departure Of each steamer. so that the time
through may be rs short as possible.
FINE WORKMANsHIP.-A look into the carriage
ware room of Mr.. VI. Benfeld (the second floor of his
building) win satisfy any one that carriages equal
to foreign manufacture for beauty Of design and fin.
ish. and probably superior for wear, can be made up
in this city and at less cost. Parties DESTROYS of Oh
tanning a good turn out should inspect this stock.
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Exquisite.

In speaking on the question to take up the
Appropriation Bill, His FIX. e. 9. Harris aired
his rhetoric after the following manner $50
long as the mortal body and immortal soul hold
together, money is an essential for the support of
the mortal body until the immortal soul takes its
aerial flight to the realms of bliss" A bystander
adds, where the Minister doubtless expects to sit
er o6foio. The Minister'S flight of buncombe ex-
empiifes his remarkable powers of mimicry. We
assure the public that he has had but one night
g behind the scenes
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Not Wen POSTED In Bible History.

In the Assembly, on Tuesday, His Excellency
c. c. Harris spoke upon the divorce bill, rs pre-
scented by the Honorable II. r.. Hitchcock, which
had passed it's second reading and been ordered
to be engrossed. Mr.. Harris opposed the bill,
and was evidently a little nettled at his defeat.
During the speech of His Excellency he took &C.
casion to say that by the law of Moses, which had
been quoted, divorced parties nerer could marry
again. Upon being informed by the Honorable
&. j. Lyons that he was wrong, Mr.. II. requested
Mr.. l.. to read from the Bible, which the honor
able member held in his hand. Mr.. L. read as
follows:
"DEur. xiv: /, a-When a man hath taken a wife, and
eyes, " then let him write her a bill OF diyorceme9t, and
she is departed out of his house, she may go and be another
mans Wfe."
This very damaging quotation staggered His
Exceilency, but he fastened to repair the blunder
by making a point in favor of his position on the
bill. by stating that by the law of Moses, incom-
p~atibility of disposition was considered a sufficient
ground for divorce. Upon which Mr.. Lyons read
the sentence which he had omitted in the above
quotation, SO Because he hath found some unclean-
ness in her." This last shot brought His Excel
lency to his knees, and he acknowledged the cor
~rectiOns with his usual grace.
This fdur pas Of the Minister puts us in mind
Of another in which he appears equally ridiculous.
In a characteristic editorial reply, in the Gazette,
to Il speech made by a gentleman at Kaumakapili,
while correcting the speaker, His Excellency used
the following language: "* = = 1t was with
some surprise and amusement that we heard that
the Re5re,U was ever bought and sold by any one
in Egypt; that he was, during the latter part of
their (sic) dwelling in Egypt, in any other posi-
ton than an oppressed race-not being NDIv1D-
uALLY bondman to any one" The italics are
ours. How will His Excellency harmonize his
statement with this
"GES. xxx: l, 2-And Joseph was brought down to
Egypt and POtiphar, an officer of Pharaoh, captain of the
guard, an Egyptian, bought him of the hands of the Ishmael-
ties, which had brought HIM down thither. And the Lord was
house of HIS MASTER The EgyptiaH"
His Excellency has now only to beg the ques-
ton by denying that Joseph was a Hebrew.
We will close this jotting with another perth
nent quotation from His Excellency's article
g Now it is generally supposed that most men
even those whose historical and literary educa-
ton is very limited-know something about the
incidents and historical events mentioned in the
Bible, or if they do not, inasmuch as copies of
the book have been greatly multiplied, and are
very cheap, and in tho hands of every one-(now
don't say : you lie,' if you happen to find n man
who don't own one)-it is very easy to refer to
it," just SO, your Excellency.
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DEPARTURES.

Nav H-Schr Psulhf. BaIIlstier. for MOiokai and Mani.
I-SI0op Live y aukee- Er Maui
IB-Schr Nettic Merrill. Ctuley, GT Maui and Hawaii.
IG-Sclr Warwick. John Bull. fOr Mnokai.
I1-Am bk Clara r. SutH, Bills. Tor fishing cruise.
I1-Schr Annie. Babc0ck. for Hawaii
IT-Schr Active, MeIH-h, for Hawaii
IT-SchF WuiIlt. Duloit, Br Maui.
I1-ScIr Eeuni Ana, RikeEe. for Kauai
IT-$chr kIuau. Wahi1- ET Maui
I1-Schr Lukn, for Hawaii
I7-Schr Mary. Tor kauiL-
I5-Schr Fairy Queen. Smith. for Maui.
1S-Schr Hattie. Nfka. for X auai.
4D-Schr Mary Ellen Powers, for Maui.
2O-Schr MariIdl, BerrnI- f1T Hawaii
DAM ~ SyTen. Johnson, Tor Nez Bedford
21-Schr Ktty Cartwright, White. Gr Kauai
2O-Schr MaHuOkaSai, Maklhi, Tor Maui
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIV

IS IJ-Srhr Active. NeiiI-h. from Naui.
IJ-Sshr Mary. kEi, from Hawaii.
LJ-Srur Warwurk. John Bull, from NiOlJkal.
I5-Schr Wai1la. DuiIpjt, from Mani.
Ij-Srhr Amir. BsbcCck, from Hawaii
Is Sghr EeOui Ana, RiSrkr. from Kauai
IJ-Nm hIrseutiue ]. FaIkeuburg- Cdthcarf, Is days
from As-oria-
I1-Srhr Kate Le-. Blrres. from Hawaii.
I1-Srhr Hattie NiEa. from Kauai
IS-Schr Fairy Qaeen- smith, from Kauai.
Is-Srhr MarLIa. BerrI. from Hawaii
IS-Srhr Mary Ellen. Powers. from Maui
IJ-Srhr Pauahi. BlIasticr. from HIlui ani NOlJkai.
IY-~rhr Nuuuokawai. NaEahi. irum Masi.
Ig-Schr Kuy Cartwright, Whit. from kauai-
I3-Am ssIr 4. T. jordan, Perry. - days from Cape
Flurry-
I,-Nm stmr Ajax. FLOYD Q days and ; hours from san
Francisco
2I-S,lr Hoi Keiki. Nape. from Maui.
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Mr;nIORANDA.

The y. P. T. Co.'S steamer Idaho let Honolulu april aIst at
9 O'Clock Z. VI amt arrived st san Francisco Nsy 5th At 2 IS
y. " Returning. the Steamer dJar, lloyd, Commander, left
san Fnncisp May tJ-h NJ 1850 A. VI ,and arrived at Homo
lulu May iSth "a : O'Clock r. ~
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY, A q.
our National Finances.

The biennial report of the Minister of Finance,
His ExcelIency j. Morn SMITH, will be found
in full on a supplemental sheet. As printed
in pamphlet form, it covers, including the tables,
forty-seven pages. 1t embraces, however, the
daings Of the Interior and other Departments.
The receipts of the National Treasury during the
two years ending March 81, 1870, are given as
follows;
There was IN the Treasury, March 31st Is7O..... Sl63.5G7 81
And there has been received. .fser Table ~ during
/. --r- Lin MlrrL IL I.-n-
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ShIpa- AImGI..

F1R sly RtVCIsco-PeT steamer AJAX thi- dan
FoH LsasINa-Per Pauahi. this day
FoR fIILD-P~r Kate LEE, This day
For EtCst-P-F Jenny, Monday
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Honolulu, Mr.. Thompson. The Minister also in
the course of his remarks said that the Cabinet
were not dependent on their salaries for a living ;
that they live and pay their bills without the
5000 a year. \ very impolitic admission
surely, in face of the petitions that have been
pouring in from all quarters since the session be-
gan, asking that the salaries of Ministers be
reduced.
Mr.. Hoapili replied nobly to the revolutionary
language of the Minister, mOdestly claiming for
himself and his fellow Representatives rs much
LOYALTY as the Minister, who is continually throw
ing ont the idea that all those who do not
adopt bis notions, are traitors. Take away
his salary, and the country would soon be able to
measure the depth of his bombastic loyalty.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE,
eriatin0 between J. DAVIS and CASPER SYLVIA, apde
the Arm name and style u j. DAYS. X co, has been thrf
day dissolved by mutual consent. An debts OF the sara ~
viii be settled, ADD all accounts due them viii be collected y
J. DAVIS, who will continue the business at the Old stand .
CASPER SYLVIA. :
Honolulu, May 8, 1870. Eb %
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CO~-Partnership Notice.

WNHE UNDERSIGN HAVE
II into "a co-partnersL;r for the purpose OF carrying on
Boot and 2hoe manufacturing and repairing, under the name
and style Of r. LETT a. Co. KoBE LEII. /
Uonoiplu Anil ooft, 1870. T2s 3m 4
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COMMITTED FOR PERJURY.-Last Tuesday, two M
tive women were brought before the Police Court on
n charge Of perjury, in q case heard before the Hon.
Judge KsmakAu, who is styled the Intermediary
Judge Of Oahu" The women testified that certain
parties did not commit n certain crime and did not
do any act tending to a suspicion Of their intention
10 do il. and by reason of their testimony the parties
were discharged. After q full hearing of the facts
in the case, the two women were committed for trial
At the neyt term Of the Supreme Court
q Our thanks are due to purser Mcclellan Of the
fur. Capt Bennett of the Murray, and Capt. Cath
cart Of the FaIEiaBHrg, for fayors in the news line.
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EIOTEI T.,

@~ THE UNDERSIGNED AT THE IA
49, request Of several gentlemen, wishes to ascertain c!N
- what Lot can be procured, suitable wherein to--A@'
build a Hotel.
Any party owning a Town Lot Of proper dimensions and 70
cality for a Hotel, aud is willing TO sell 1t a reasonable price.
will please make the same known 70
7E8 IL ID. @. WATERMAN.
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EO ID.

- ON VERANDAH OF KEOPUKA
%5<AJ Store. South KOna. one BLACK SID
ET9 DLE,w with Lnggerhead broken.
The Owner can have the same by paying for this adj
erlisement. (73O IT. HENRY COOPER.
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FOR RENT!

kA SEVERAL COTTAGES, PLEASA NT1sHI
t.:H situated, with Pasture Grounds and Wafer PnyhegeS.
727 sm HrGo sTANGENwALD, NJ. y.
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EXPORTS.
NC

FGoN SAY FRAscIsco-Per d. &. Murray, NAY f4h-H A
GOddardt = Stoddard- } Freeman VIE and daughter. Miss "
Halleyr skinner, II ~ sawyer, John HeeIer, m Nafhan
+ Burgess, o Harris, r Imscher-I3.
swift
Foa NEW BEDFOHD-Psr syren, May 2Oth-L Anthem, VIM
W Adams
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Ho, FOR THE OVERLAND CARS Among the pas
sengers by the JAjar is Mr.. Howard, Agent for the
Burlington, Missouri River and Chicago Railroad,
which is one of the several branches of the Pacific
Railroad after it crosses the Rocky Mountains. This
road connects with the Michigan, Great Western and
Central New York Railroads., and is furnished
throughout with the splendid Pullman Palace cars,
in which travellers find all the luxuries of home, and
never leave them without regret. The fare by this
route is $112.50 gold from San Francisco to New
York, and the palace trains leave twice 4 week. Mr..
Howard has come to prospect, with a view to an
agency, which will be established within q few
months. Then parties wishing to visit any part of
the United States or Europe, can purchase through
tickets i'll Honolulu. Mr.. Samuel a. Lewis is the
general Agent Of the company, office at 2O0 Mont
gOmery street San Francisco.
Quick DIsPATCH-TO give our readers abroad
some idea of the facilities afforded at this port for
discharging and loading steamers. we will state that
the Ajdr'S inward cargo Of four hundred tons was
discharged. and one hundred tons of coal and five
hundred tons of outward cargo taken on board. in
forty hours from the time she touched the wharf.
The work could have been done in less time, had
there been any necessity for it.
LEGAL NOTICEs.-In the matter of the estate of
George Eberts, deceased neutrality-suspicious. of j.
II. Coney, for letters of administration. Hearing
set for Friday, June 10th, before Hon. +. S. Lyman,
at Hilo. Thursday, May Goth, is fixed for all
creditors of the bankrupt estate of c. Y. Spencer u
Co. to appear before Mr.. Justice Widemann, to
prove their claims according to law.
MS~ a party of fifteen or twenty islanders, who
left in the Idaho in April, expected to leave San
Francisco. in one of the Pullman cars, on the 18th
of May, and wOnld reach New York and Boston by
the 10th or goth of this month. Passengers who
have lately come over the entire route say that the
arrangements Tor comfort and speed. cannot be
surpassed on any railroads in the world.
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Z RosE-KEUMI-In this city, on Tuesday evening. Nav II
by Rev r. II. Parker, CHAs- H. ROSE 10 May A.. kEryI
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no the Public.

TEVHE PARTNERSHIP RETOFORE
q existing between b. b. HARPER and j. 7. CHATTER in
the Biacksmithing business, is this day dissolved, and 1 will be
no further responsible for any debts contracted in the partner
ship name of H1RPER 4 CHATTER.
Honolulu. May 20, lS70.-7303 t J. I. CHAYTER.