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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-05-27
WALTHAM
W q e 6 I'll T. = .

The extensive use OF these watches fer the !
tlst fifteen years BY Railway Conductors En-
sineers and Expressmen, the most exactine
| OF watch wearers, has thoroughly dcn9nstra-
ted the strength. steadiness. durability and
accuracy of the Waltham Watch To satisfy
that class in all these resp, cts, IL 70 decide
the question as to the real value OF these time
| Keepers.
| Mere than soG.COO of these watches are
nov speaking for themselves in the pockets
ntthe people, proof and guarantee Of their
| superiority over all others.
The superior organization and great extent
Of the Company's W orks at Waltham, enables
then to produce watches at price which
| renders competition futile, and those who
| bny any other watch merely pay from % to
| 90 per cent. more fer their watches than is
| necessary.
These tine pieces combine every improve
| ment that long experience has proved Of
real practical use. Having had the refusal Of
nearly every inrcntion in watch making orig
mating IN this country or in Europe, only
| those were finally adopted which SCI ere &c :
ing By the NEST skillfnll artisans IN cur
works, and long use on the part Of the public.
demon strated to be essential 10 correct and
enduring time excepting.
Among the many improvements we would
particularize:
The invention and use Of centre piniUn
OF peculiar construction. to prevent damsge
20 the train by The breakaga Of main spi irgs,
is original with tie American " afch romna-
ny, who having had the refusal OF all other
| cOntrivances, adopted F0cc pa tent pinion as
being the best and fautless
Hardened ard tempered hairs springs, Baw
universally admitted by Watch makers to he
the best, are used in all grades Of u altaan'
Watches.
Nj Waltham Watches have dust proof caps
protecting the movement from dust. and les
On, 10, & -.
necessary in al! watches.
Cur new patent stem winder. or keyless
watch is already decided success, and a
great Improvement ON any sten3-wimdnn
watch in the American market, and Ly far
the cheapest watch of its quality now offered
I to tie public. To those living in portions ot
the United States where watchnGkerS d. II II
abound, watches With the above Mentioned
improvements which tend to ensure accuracy
cleanliness, durability and convenience, mus
: prove invaluable.
. Tie trademarks Of the various styles mad,
by tue Company are as 70 lowe
AtEEIcAH WATcH Co., Waltham, Mass.
= ANN. WATCH Co, Waltfanl, Mass.
AaERicAN WATCH Co., Crescent sl, Wal
than, Mass.
e ArPLEroE, Tracy Co Wajtiaas,, Mass
AMERICAN WATCH Co. Adams ST., " al
than, Mass.
NATHAN Warren Co, Waltham, Mass.
Z. p BARTLETT, Waliham. Mass.
NH. ELLERY, Waltham, Mass.
HOME " latch Co., Boston. Mass.
e Examine the spelling Of these names care
i fully before buying. ANY variation even of
# single letter. indicates a counterfeit
. For sale by ali lc ding jewelers.. No watch
ca rctailea by the Company.
An illustrated history Of watch naiine
containing much useful info, matiento watch
weafers sent tc any address on application
: ROBBINS * aTEE.ETtN,
, tscEcrHi agents for Amelic2n %FatCI
&C., iS;2 Erca1Way. Ncr 4'o.i;. 49-4,
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MASON g. HAMLlN'S
EXCELSIOR REAPERS AND
MOWERS.

Tais superior Machine was manufactured at Miami
isburg Chic, in the best style of the Company, and
Is exhibition at the Narerooms OF Messrs
CASE & PARK Err, Agents in this city, worth $50.
1t las taken first premiums gold medals and diplo-
mas at ty-cight State County and ether Fairs and
Expostions previous TO the present season besides
large number this year, ana offer it wiout heaita-
ton AS one Of the best o,scrs and Redpers in the
country, and prize which any onc may be proud to
win.
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DAILY AND WABKLY.
me Cheapest and Best Newspaper In
the Northwest.
s,nsl for our Circular, Premium List and
Sample Copies.

The rATIY JOURNAL is a 1rst-class Newspaper,
containing the Latest News from the Seat Of War, the
latest and fullest Teiegraphc News, Daily Compend
81 tate News, full and accurate Commercial and
Market Reports, Special Live Stock Reports from
,iucnnati and Chicago daily fresh and complete City
reaches all Cities, Towns, Villages and Railroad Sta
.ous in the State of Indiana, Eastern and Central
Illinois and Western Ohio, earlier than any other
iaily paper published In the West. Subscribers
~ illinois, Ohio, and in the distant towns in Indi-
ua arc daily served with the JOURNAL early
es it's indianapolis patrons, aad several hours in
,sivance OF either CINCINNATI Chicago, or st. Louis
uailiGs.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL ia carefully prepared,
with special view to making it acceptable in tho
Farm the Shop, the 0fice and the Family. It gives
.l,e most reliable information in Commerce, Manu-
.actures, Agriculture, Finance and general Foreign
~ad Domestic Topics.
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Sd GOOD IS
"a gr3 s''-a ~P- .s- -
~ ~ -fs2sa * 49, ~. - aS-a.es -
At OLD PRICES

As the sole Agents 10 the United States for
The i.iye:p Watch Co. we are authorized BY
then, H. close out q large line of EuroDcan
Wa: res, Chains, &c now III stock, for Ga sh,
at rIicez never before known. All beautiful
in finish, tstic in design, reliable for accu-
Taie tine, durable, and 81 the latest styles.
Every watch will be retailcd at less than cost
u Importation, and forwarded securely pack
ed, prepaid. 20 any part of the country on
receipt of price. Money can DC sent to US bv
express, with orders for Express CO. to re-
turn Goods or Cash, which will secure
prar1ptness and safety opurc:aser. Among
our list will be found
A Beautiful English S,7er. Solid ponble
Case Watch, genuine English full plate lew
eled movements, adiuste regulator, steel eat
hun Is, engine turned ntTi, correct and servi.
eeable article, large Or snail SKA. ia cumI,lete
runung order, with ah elegant Cents Vest
tal;sa, l.ockes an: Key, ali complete, mailed
Tree f@f.'.. ~. sr.-.t-. .-..-............ S.
Very Htr5Sal;a Watch in fine Is carat
Cola plated Double case imitation ; 90
Gold sfatch-cngraged o. plain, genuine En-
iisi' fall plate jaweisG movements. adjusted
re, u'itur, correct. an Ia complete running
order with aie-!r: Gaat'- Yes: Chain. viii,
iocEe' aud Key, u'4iie.' prepaid f., Gully S.
TIE oEiDE GOLD WATCH
in Massive 0ride Cola Double I!untinc
Magic spring Cases. elegantly enrrared. ar
eaglue turned, GeH::iGc Patent Lever tfnre.
ingnts. full iewclei regulated nd warranted
I" keep correct t'lle. and wear squal Ia Cola.
precisely like in appearance. make, finish,
hritilancy OF color. to S200 Gold Watch. One
OF these splendid atches vii! be forwarded
by mail free to any address, in handsome mo
roco case, lined with vel ct and satin. LA
dies or Gents size Watch. for only. SO
Watches for holiday presents manufactured
to order.
Genuine American Watches of all grades.
in Gold or Silver Cases. from SIS up to 5000.
stber Gold Watches cqually low. With
very Club Of six Watches OF any kind. we
send one extra of same kind free, as a pre.
aiunl TO getter up of Club. i superior stock
Gi Genuine CTIde Gold Chains, from ! : to So
each, warranted fully equal to Gold in brill
iianeE OF color. wear, &c. Bills of over Si2
collected on delivery, if desired. All Bills of
sl2and less must be cash in z. 0. money or
dcrs. or registered letters. at our risk Goods
earthly selected, packed and forwarded pre-
paid by mail. or by express, On recent a
price. safe delivery oil all Goods guaranteed
Watches forwarded to be examined to parties
knawn, when express charges both wavs are
paid. No Goods forwarded west of the Mis-.
a'Ssippi River, with bill TO collect on deliver ).
/. Parchaseys must pay ali express charges on
goods sent Z. @. D.; also for ret1rn Of money
Iii Cash orders forwarded free of charges
II destination. Catalogues Free Address
all cieers CHAS. 7, NORTON & co.
IMPORTERS cF WATCHES, &c,
. !sstaifli he'd 1857. IS Nassau St, NY
.:.1-lycar.
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Warmers Cougi. Haisa,n is healing
softening and expectcrating. The extraQr-
binary power il possesses IN Immediately re-
liesing, aud eventually curing the most OBJ
stinate eases OF Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
bronchitis, Influenza. Catarrh, Hoarseness,
Asthma and Consumption is almost iucredi-
Bile. so prompt is the relief ard certain its
effects in all the above cases, or any affection
OF the throat and lungs. tiiat thousands OF
physicians are daily prescribing it, and one
and all say that it is the most Healing and ex-
pcctoTating medicine known One dose al
ways affords relief, and in most eases one
bottle effects cure. Sold by druggists, in
large bottles. Price One Dollar. II is your
own fault if Jon still cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure.
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WIN OF LIE'I,

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, u ;.:ner-s sissuni sitft. or Vine
OF Life, Is free from any poisonous drugs,
or impurities, being prepared toT those who
require ct nluiant. ii is q spi' ndId appc
tier ana tonic, and the finest thing IN Ike
world ~ purifying tie blood. II is lie most
pleasant and delicious article ever offered to
the pnblc, far superior to brandy, whisky,
wine, btters, or any other article. 1t is more
healthy and cheaper. Both male and fema lie,
young and old, can take the Wine of Life
It is. in fact, life preserver. Those VINO
wish to enjoy good health and a free flow OF
lively spirits. will do well 10 take the " inc
Of ldfe. It is different from any thing ever
before in use. 1t ia sold By druggists: also
at ali respectable saloons. Price One Dollar
IN quart bottles.
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Warmers Pile Remedy has never
failed mot even in one case to cure tie very
worst cases Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding
Piles. Those who are afflicted Should imme-
3;atc2r ra.lon tEcir druggist and get WAR
NEl,'s PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly for the
Piles, and is not recommended to cure any
other disease. 1t has cured many cases OF
over thirty years standing. Price One Dol
For salcby druggists ererYwhere.
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Just P'Jtsshed IN Scaled E,nEope. Price yiy'
ctl3t3.
a ccigTc On the Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure CT Seminal Weakness,
or permatorrhoea, induced by Sclf-Abnse.
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous
Debility. and Impediments to Marriage gem
orally; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits,
Mental and fhrsical Incapaciiy, &c.-By
ROB. s. CULFERWELL, VI. D., Author of
the "Green Book &c.
The werld-rcnow ned author, in this admir-
abe Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences OF
,Self-hbuse may be efectualIv removed with
out medicine, and uithout danger Gus surgical
operations, boueies, instruments, rings, or
cordials, pointing outa mode Of cure at o ice
certain and eiIectusl, by which every suffer
er. no natter what his condition may be. ulav
cure himself cieapiy, privately, and radical
II. This lecture will prove boon TO thou.
sands and thousands.
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope to
ans address, ,,os'pa,6 OF receipts Of six csrts,
OF two postage stamps. by addressing the
publishers.
Also. DR.. Cuiyerwcii's Marriage Guide, ),
price . cents.
Address the Publishers.
CliAS.J. G. KLINE see,
129 Hownry. Few orb.
Post-Oflice Box 4.ISG
chSMP&Co$15n25.
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EmnlcnagOgue.

arreE's FIR rT.oun-ogUc is the only
a" known to cure the Whites, tit will
Gu Il every case Where il the family in
which tbs importa II medicine is not uanted2
Mothers, this is She greatest blessing ever Of
feFed you, ana you should immediately pro-
cure is. Il is also q sure cure for Female Ir-
re4uiar;tics and may lie depended upon il.
every case where The monthly Il, " has been
INSTRUCTED through cold or disease. Sold by
druggists. Price One Dollar. CIR sent by
mail on receipt of One Dollar and "a Quarter
Address Gia, State ST., Chicago HI!
For sale by all druggists, and by NJ. II.
Hudson, 2iS Main-st., Richmond Ind.
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DYSP-EPSI a.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is preps1
ed expressly for Dyspepsics and those suffer-
ing with habitual Costiycness Il is q Slight
" stimulating tonic and splendid appetizer;
it strengthens the stomach and restores the
digestive organs to their healthy STATE
Weak, neavous and dyspcpiie persons should
use MARINERS DYsrErsIA ToNIC. For salt
by druggists. Price Ono Dollar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-06-03
Immoral Judges.

There is a saying that by frequent use has
come to be regarded as an adage. to the effect
that the character of a Judge, like that of Caesars
wife, should be above suspicion. He that by his
position is daily called upon to correct, reprove or
punish the %follles, vices and crimes of his fellow
men, should himself be above rcproach.
We have received a communication from a dis
trict on Hawaii, making charges against the
local justice of a most serious character, and
which if true, would render his continuance in
Office an outrage on the community in which he
dwells, and the name of district justice a mockery
and a %by-word. The complaint is of too grave a
nature for US to publish, Notwithstanding that
the writer has confded to us his name, and we
can only point out to him his duty in the matter,
which is to lay the entire facts, with the evil
dence, before the Chief Justice. If the investiga-
ton which must follow. shall result in substan-
tiating the charges made, justice will undoubtedly
be done.
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coMnIERCIAL
FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1sIl.

FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1871.
We have another week Of the stereotyped SUMNER Guinness
2. report, W in no transactions in business circles
The auction sale by Barlow Of goods al L. Hoffsehlaeger O.
co.'s, extending through Tuesday and Wednesday OF this
eek. was rather IhinIy attended, and the prices realized were
not very encouraging TO the importers
We note advertisement Of credit sale by Barlow on the SIN
md 9th insts--Thursiay and Friday Of the coming week,
zfen desirable goods will be offered
The foreign arrivals since our last report have been,-May
z7th. the Camden, from Port Townsend, with lumber and
r1-atoes to II. HackEdd n Co 3Ist, BObt Co0dn, from VIC
-9Ia, b. c., with assorted cargo to T. II. Davies, Walker d
Allen, and ". L. Green; 3Ist, the Comet, from San Francisco,
9Th merchandise to c. Brewer q Co.
The departures have been-2Tth, the Atlas. for Bakers ISL
nd; the Citg Of Melbourne, for San Francisco ; June list,
croun, for Sydney 3D. HiidG and CGTfn, for Maiden Island
NEW YoRK, May 16th-GOld, lll4 Cotton, excited,
I4lc.; Hides, steady.-dry, 22022lc.; sailed, ll0l4c ;
spsrm Oil, quiet and weak, SIPS; Whale Oil, good demand;
"a 06sc.; Wool, steady,-spring, 3lN3sc-i do hurry, Z'O
BE-; pulled, 366+3c.; fall, ZTG3lc. do bury, 2ID34c.
Bark Clara II. SutI was to leave Santa Cruz for a northern
fishing voyage May 18th, touching at Honolulu for salt
Ship Gen Scott. Of Fairhaven, is being fitted as a bark for
toe Pacific whale fishery, TO be commanded 10y Captain Taber,
I4'e Of the Endeavor.
Arrived at New Bedford, April Goth, bark Hercules, Mchen-
e1., Honolulu December 5uh took 20 barrels sperm on the
sage. Also, bark Ben. Cummings, Halsey, Honolulu De-
e-nber 18th
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IMPORTS.

PROM PoRT GANBLE Per Camden. May 9th :-249. 269 II
Rc1gh Lumber, 1903 II Dressed Lumber, IS NJ Laihs, 5,265
PACKETS, 2s5i VI Shingles, SO bxs Potatoes to Fl Hackfeld & Co.
FROM VICTORIA. B. C--Per Robert Cowan, May 3Ist -
~ and I bale Cotton Goods, 155 bars and 90 bndIs Iron, 3lS
bBs and lgS hf hbls Salmon, II bbIs CranberTies, % VI Red
Bricks, 30 VI Shingles, 95,IT3 # Lumber, 100 Spade Poles, "a
Boat SIasts, 30 Barrel Shocks, Il bbls Heads, 20 Empty Bar
RES, 20 tons Potatoes 10 T II Davies 5 hf bbls Fish. 6,24O #
Panking 10 Walker q Allen 4 or csks Whiskey TO W l.
Green
FROM SAN FRANCIscO-Per Comet, May 3Ist= pkgs
Furniture TO VI T DOnneiI IL c. Merchandise 10 II Nolte; /
case Drugs to DIR McKibbin 1876 or SKIS Flour, IS hf SKIS
Flur, Isl SKIS Bran, IS SKIS Potatoes, 5 cs Onions, lIp pkgs
Groceries tn Henry May 4 cs Paper TO w J Smith; 49, ar
SIS Flour. IS9 SKIS Bran, IS SKIS Oats, 20 SKIS Potatoes. 5 SKIS
Wheat, I2I pkgs Groceries TO Judd a. Layton / coil Tar
Rope. s pigs Merchandise. So coils Manila, 30 bales Hay TO A
W Pierce n 90; IS csks Ale, II cs Merchandise TO Hof-
schlaeger & Co Is bills Salmon, 10 tins Vegetables, l bale
blankets to + A Schaefer & Co; 2 c. Marble. 2 Base Stones,
" VI ; A l Boiler complete 10 Godfrey Rhodes loo qr SKIS
flour TO J Worth ? Organs, ? pkgs Merchandise to Captain
James Make 3 bales Paper, 2 pkgs Merchandise To r II
Davies ; Is pkgs Merchandise To E d Hall 4 pkgs Merchan-
disc 10 Dillingham; 81 CO.. 40 6 Wine TO Humphreys S
n -1wn; o pkgs Merchandise 10 II VI Whitney 623 bndls
shocks, - Half Barrels, so kgs Powder, 20 c. Wine 10 II
Hackeld & Co; S pkgs Merchandise TO A = CeghOrn; 20
pkEs Merchandise TO Lyman Bros 10 pkgs Merchandise to
Grnbaum & Co 20 pigs Merchandise to T Mo.sman q Son ;
house 100 bbls Salmon, $50 bbIs Lime, 100 bales Hay, 600
buib Shiuge Is 10 c Brewer a. Co l case Shoes, 3 bags
Wheat, bags Ham l case Cheese, bag Flour, l demjohn
Wine 10 Order; ! pkg Merchandise To His Excsnency L e.
Harris 1 pkg Merchandise TO Hon \ p BrickwoOd.
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Committed for Trial.

The first impression which prevailed in the
community, upon learning of the committal of
A. j. Lawrence, Esq, for trial on the charge of
gross cheat, was doubtless, that with such a
paucity of evidence tending to establish the
charge, it was a hardship to the individual.
Reflection. however, has changed the public ver-
diet. The Judge who committed, stated that the
evidence was of such Il character that he had
doubts which it would require farther evidence to
dispel, and wisely decided that where such doubts
existed, the people should have the benefit as
against the person charged. Again, it was due
to the individual that be should have the privi-
lege of a hearing before a jury, from whom an
acquittal would have more force than the refusal
to commit by an examining Magistrate. The
action of the Judge in this case has won for him
golden opinions. The acquittal of Mr.. Lawrence
by a jury, will certainly place him In a much
better light before the community.
This case has called to mind the famous "re-
ceiying stolen wbalebone'' case, to which it has
many points of resemblance the difference,
if any, being that the evidence in the whalebone
case was more conclusive as to the offense charged
but there was no committal. The decisions
and comments of the examining magistrates in
these two cases, present a marked contrast.
The decision of Mr.. Justice IIartwell evinced a
careful study and weighing of conflicting evidence,
and a conscientious application of the principles
of law and justice. The Attorney General used
the utmost diligence and discretion in presenting
the case, and together with the Judge, deserves
and possesses the esteem and confidence of the
community.
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prorramme for the Anniversary Week:

First Week.
uoxp.Y-June 5. 10 A. M-Hawanan Eyahse"
Srciatiou organizes, haWalaHio-
AZ w-IheologIcal Institute organHes-
- p M-Monthly Concert az OF -
Kauuakapiii and kawaIahao W
- = ? = W-HaWaiian Sabbath school
IIE .Ssoiafiou organizes, kawaiahao
" M-Hawaiiau BOari- 3lssloh H"Om7-
WrDSrspsY-Iunc :. 3 =. M-IhepioSiedI ~ I.ii
~ ,. M-Public Meeting OF the I've.
-sIJ[,rh school Association, huWdlahbO-
r---,.,,v-Tuue : ?. M-TheOiOgIeal institute
~ p. M-Pubhc Meeting OF NJ L
Sabbath School Association, ha"aidhIO-
F1mty-Iuuc =. ; =. H--BuSIness meeting
Hatxaiian Sabbath School As@OclA'n'H'
kawaIaL.aO- 49,
StTURDa--June 10, ,=.oo, ~.
S4EgarA-Jma n. IGE = A-Union heelIhs u NJ
Uava.,tu Churches At Kawdian4o' MI
-,r.ry sermon by Rev. VIM Z hailtie-
g. p. M-Cnion Meeting Of tine N4
churches at kaunnkapul, AL@VH@-s
S-tmcu b. Rev. HeleEunlhi-
- p M-SlI-Ionsry sermon 1t Fort Suec'
Church, by Rev. +. Thompson
Second Week.
goxp,Y-Tune Il. 3 p. M.-TheolOgcal Institute -
IuEsDAY-Juuc Is. l p M-AunUal
Oahu College, PnDahOJ. -
WEDxEsDAY-June II, 9 A. dissemination - SaJI,,tb
hao Female Seminary, AT ~ 'HO""
school Room OF hawalahAo bhm'L- -,
II. -L-Annual Examination u N
Ieze. PUnIhOu. ,..uo
TurRsDaY-Juue -, p. M.-Ihe0lpSHc"L -
-. M-ExhibtiOn Oahu College; fun4nou
FRIDAY-June 10, = P. N.AluD.hl 'ee VI
Ina Osn ~ ~ p M@Snssion Chld1en's So
ciety.
SABBaTH-June 18th.
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PORT OF HoMoLULU, II. I.
ARRIVALS.

nv 27-Am bk Camden, ID Robinson, SO days from Port
Townsend
2S-Schr Pauahi, Balastier, from MoOkai.
2s-Schr Manuokawai, Thompson, from Kauai.
2S-SchT Keoni Ana, from Kauai.
2g-Schr Mary, Keoki, from Kauai
3O-Schr Netfie Merrill, Crane, from Maui
31-Ketch LuualiIO, from Maui
3I-Brt brig Robert COwan, F Reveley, 80 days from
Victoria
3l-Am Ok Comet, A Fuller, II days from san Fran
cisco.
gune I-Schr Annie. Nika. from Hawaii
I-Schr Jenny. Lambert, from Kauai
2-Schr Mary Ellen, Davis, from Maui
2-Schr Kiuau, WahIe. from Maui
3-Stmr Kfauea, McGregor, from WiudwaTd Ports.
3-Schr IA Moi, Weatherbie, from Maui.
3-Schr Active, Menish, from Maui.
'3-Am bk ID T. Murray, Shepherd, IA days from San
Francisco.
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DEPARTURE rs.

lay 97-Schr Mary Ellen. Davis, for Maui
ZT-Brg K~amehameha v. Tengstrom- for Hawaii.
27-Norwfgu ship Atlas, Larsen for Bakers Island.
27-Bnt slmr City Of Melbourne, Granger, for sa
Francisco.
S9-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaana, for Kauai.
z-Schr KeOni Ana, for Kauai.
2g-Schr Hattie, Kae- for Mani
% Stmr Klauea, McGregOr, for Maui and Hawaii
3O-Schr OWana, Makanahelehele, for Maui
3O-Schr Pauahi, Bailastier, for MOlOkai.
3O-Schr Mary, Keoki, for Kauai
3D-Schr Manu0kawai, Thompson for Maui
3l-Schr IOkuieie. Booth, for Kauai
4une I-Schr Netue Merrill, Crane, for Maui.
1-Schr Isabella. Peter, for MOlOkai and Hawaii.
brit brig Crown, Jewell, for sydney.
2-Sweidh bk HiIda a. Carin. Lafgren, Maiden Is
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MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF BRIG ROBERT CowAS, CAPTAIN REvELY-
La sooke Saturday, April 29th, with a light Sc wind. When
OF Cape FIauery wind hauled round to the SW, and continued
50 with little variation from that quarter TO latitude 500 n,
10 W, followed by a light NE wind and Gains 10 81 y,
I&47 W. The wind then came away from the 5 and SW 10
- N, 1869 w, from there TO port experienced moderate
Ne trades
REPORT OF BARK COMET. CAPTAIN A. FULLER.-Left
San Francisco Tuesday, May 10th. First three days out light
wirds from WNW TO WSW with heavy west swell. Then
Light winds from n to NE. In latitude 249 n had two days
SW winds. when we got the trades again from NE to f in
EUtude 227 y with rainy weather,-14 days passage. The
buE CurIew had not arrived 10 dale.
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quently you have to add to the cost of an article to
the retailer, whatever profit the importer makes on
it, say 10 or 20 per cent.
But, MI. Editor, 1 have already taken up enough
of your valuable space and will occupy the time OF
readers no longer.
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in view of the population, and is evidently on the
increase, has not as yet made itself prominent.
Unlike the use of other stimulants, it hides In
secret, but is more ruinous to body and soul, ii
possible, than even the demon of the still.