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The Placer herald., 1871-03-25
BORN.

In Newcastle. Placer county, March 18th, the
wife of Berry Mitchell of a SON.
In Lincoln, March Goth, the wife Of H. W.
Starr, Of n daughter
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THOMAS BoYcE, No. go Exchange Building,
On California street, San Francisco, is authorized
to solicit advertisements and subscriptions in that
: city for the HERALD and receipt for the same.
:; BEAN BLACK, No. 410 Montgomery street.
: opposite Wells, Fargo & Co., San francisco, are
authorized to solicit advertisements and subscrip-
Gons, and receipt for the same.
HUDSON 4 MESET are our authorized sole Agents
In New York. All orders for publication unless
accompanied with the money, must come through
them to insure attention
II. W. STARR, of Lincoln, is authorized to act
as our Agent in that place
2. Z. WEBER is authorized to act as our Agent
in Gold Run and vicinity
JAMES MCCORMICK is our authorized agent on
i the Forest Hill Divide to solicit subscriptions,
Advertisements. and make collections and receipt
for the same
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MARRIED..

At the residence of Joseph Stoddard on Bear
River, on Thursday, March, 23th. 1871, by Rev.
Mr.. Price, DIR. J. I. HAMILTON, to Miss NJ. NJ.
RIDDLE, both of Lincoln, Placer county.
At Dutch Flat, March Goth, by Rev. II. Cum
mings, j. ID. Hatch to Miss Ella A. Molter.
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Constable's Sale,

DY VIRTUE OF IN EXECUTION ISSUED
- ont of the Justices Court of James Moore
at Ophir, Township No. 2, Placer county CALI
fornia, on the 22d day of March, 1871, and to mo
delivered in favor Of the People of the State Of
California and againest the southwest quarter
(SW.14D of the northwest quarter wv. ~ Of
Section II, TIP. 10 North, Range East, Mount
Diahlo base and Meridian, in the sum OF ten
dollars and forty cents for taxes assessed to j.
G. Auburtus in 1870; Judgment $40 20 and for
damages and costs q! salt in the sum of S22 90
with interest from date of Judgment at the rate
of per cent per Gnnuln, al payable III L. =
gold coin. / have this sd day of March, 1871,
levied upon, seized, and will expose to public
sale, at the Court house door, in Auburn, on
TUESDAY, the 18th Day of April, \. ID. 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ all the following property,
lying and being in Township No. |, Placer coun-
ty California. The southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter Of Section II, Tp 10 North,
Range East Mount Diablo Base and Meridian.
Together with all and singular the appurten-
ances thereon belonging, or 50 much thereof as
will satisfy the above Judgment, and costs and
accruing costs. Said Execution being subject to
credit of Sli50. h. VI. WALKER
Constable OF Township No. O.
Rocklin, March 23d, lS71-mr25-3t
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Office in Auburn,

where he can at all times be found ready to obey
the call of the public, and those desiring to 90,
tain PATENTS FO2 MINERAL LANDS. AZ
surveys and plating lone by the undersigned n
OFFICIAL, and in the name and under tne
laws and instruction of the legal United states
officers and obviates all farther expense ana
obtaining Patents. All persons having any
quartz leads or surface mines to survey and PIa!
can have the work done promptly, perfectly ana
in exact accordance with the legal requirements,
by applying in Auburn to tr
SAMUEL BETHILh,
Auburn, March, 1Ith, 1871.-my, rt'
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No. 70. ]
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
TO A
Quartz Gold Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO, Cal, january I'd, 1871.
BAPTIST STINGER having filed his applica-
ton in this office for Patent to Mining
Claim, and the law and instructions in such
cases provided, having been complied with, 1t
is hereby ordered that the annexed Notice Of
such Application be published for ninety days
in the PLACER HERALD, newspaper published
nearest the location of said claim at Auburn
in Placer county, State of California.
- JOHN G. McCALLUM,
SEAL Register.
\O0O
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
~ it may concern, that an application has
the following described Gold Quartz Mining
Claims, viz; known as the Shiplcy Quartz
Ledge situated in the Ophir Mining District
in the County of Placer State Of California, be-
ing bounded by McFadden's quartz claim on the
South and by Thatcher Ross Il Co., Oh the
North, and more particularly described IN fol-
lows, to-wit: On surveyed land, being in tho
Southwest quarter IS. w. ~ OF Northwest
quarter n v. ~ and Northwest quarter IN.
" y of Southwest quarter Is. W. ~ of Sec
ton Z, Township IL. North Range East, Mt.
Diabo base and ii i4ridian, in the District Of land
sub bect 10 sale ut Sacramento, California. and
containing five acres: said claim being one thou
sand feet in length, with one hundred feet on
each Sle Of said VEN cY lode rs surface ground
for the convenient working thereof.
Said claim being still more particularly des-
cribcd in diagram filed with said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim Their tn
are hereby required to present the same before
the Register and Receiverof the United States
Land Office, for Sacramento Land District, at
Sacramento, California, within ninety days from,
the date of posting and publication hereof.
Dated Sacramento City, Sacramento County.
Cal, Dec. Goth, 1870.
BAPTIST ~ STINGER.
mark.
attest: AARON Bell.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UH.
N dersigned must make immediate settlement
for all debts due me, either for livery, black
smithing or other claims. All interested are
urged to pay special attention to this notice. and
call on me without unnecessary delay. Parties
negecting this notice must not blame me II they
have to pay costs. as I cannot wait longer for
settlement. MOSES FREEDOM.
Auburn, Feb. 26th 1871.-tf.
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LUNCHES AND MEALS

F'urnished at all HOurs at
II T. ID u @ f ID II a II E -
and of the best in the Market. LODGINGS
furnished when dessed. By careful attention
to customers and honest and fair dealing with
all, the proprietor hopes to receive . fair share
of public patronage.
Auburn, Feb. 25th, Tiny.
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Mineral Land Surveys.

TJNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN duly
Il appointed by United States Surveyor Gen
eral, J. II. Hardenburg, deputy U. s. Surveyor
for Placer county, has established his
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NEW FRENCH SALOON.
A. cIRARp, Proprietor,
1--WE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES TO
i the public that this new building, opposite
the TOLL HOUSE, in Auburn, is now finished,
furnished and open for the accommodation o1
all who may favor him with their custom.
THE BAR
will be found furnished with the choisest
Liquors Malt Liquors, Wines, CiGsfA Des.,
Foreign and domestic, in the country.
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Dancing music iy B,ntly & SIMPSONS Cotil-
ion Band. mi8-tl.
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A, lHoEaS.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

AiteSt: AARON Belt.
Auburn, January 7th, 71,-3m.
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The London Times censures the Importation of
foreign workmen to take the places OF /" strikers 7"
in England. and favors the nine-hours movement on
moral and sanitary grounds.
SHORT AND SHARP.-General Sherman has "a bluff
and effectual way of disposing of false reports. de
denies the great slaughter of Indians by the United
States troops, as reported in the papers from time
to time, and pointedly says. "If we killed bali as
MANY as the n. Y. Herald says we do, aoe'd be short
of LadidnS," which certainly : is q quaint way vi
stating the case
There's nothing like a young man being thrown
ON his own resources. A gentleman of Boston died
ten years ago, leaving to each of his children S7O,-
600. One day last week Que of the sons applied
to a commercial college for a situation. having been
reduced to circumstances requiring assistance. He
told n friend who had extended to him some aid,
eff father hadn't left me a cent, and set me up IN
business. ii would have been much better for me-"
Young men who are born with Il silver spoon in their
mouth will please make a memorandum of this.
This Young man did not know the value OF a dollar
until he had parted with the seventy thousandth or
last one that bis father left him.
The Richmond Whiq seriously puts forward a
proposition that the United States shall pay 3d.
600. 900. 600 for the slaves emancipated by the war.
1t claims that by dividing the money with the
slaves the Democracy can command their votes,
and thus win. This is Tammany tactics on a large
scale. It simply means that the United States
treasury shall furnish Democratic bribe money as
the New York treasury furnishes Tammany bride
funds. The suggestion from any but a Democratic
source would be ludicrOus. But made by a
Southern journal to Northern Democrats it COM
peIs us to reflect that it is not more unreasonable
Compromise, for the sympathy of the Democracy
with rebellion, or for pig-headed resistance to the
results of the war, to all OF which the Democracy
yielded with blind zeal.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER c. 1871.

FRIDAY OcTOBER 9 ls1l-
NJ ustEsh Below q table of the principal domestic exports
,r. tbs port fr tin third quarter Of fae present year. .
-.,r.rrd vhh re corresponding quarter o lo'o' prepares"
-re nubueafFon by the Deputy Coie10r Generaiot Customs,
DE-. A. HaSsinger, Esq In ten ont Of nineteen arices oi
-,-r-.tbc produce and export, II viii be seen that hefs A
.teadv increase. principally however in wool, paddy,
ne hides and taHOw and goat skins sugar, our PnheP~
&C.. not far from a quarter Of a million pounds less
me quantity s-nz forward in the same time last year,
The nine months Of the year however show an increase Of
uiHie, and a half pounds over the corresponding
- a 1871. The export Of coffee shows a remarkable III
a5-ersase IN pounds of no less than 1914 We DO
ysrsse that this is entirely owing 20 the blight but a'th
4 mainly 70 the fact that our large shipments during Jos"
-,- u, ov-rstncked markets where re nave met
.t,,io, Of Central America and Manila We find that we
10 Australia IeI,453 pounds to Fan Francisco, Z'''H
..-and 10 Oregon and Washington Territories S'"oo
=; while during The last quarter our exports o Ihs @A+
81 70 only zOaI pounds 20 Oregon alone Another &c H@s
D. .p,tsned here, and that Is an important one
n coffee on the spot Of its growth are far TOO careless
,f,~ from the natives, without regard to quality, and the
Al consequence il a loss Of the former good reputation OF
Eo- eOaee abroad
.1f-, arrivals since our last are-October 4th, Ha-
bark oussn Emma, from san FaDescO; Hawaiian
Enn,hausha r.. from Tahiti American schooner
IA. from Tahiti
,t. separtures have been-sepcznber 10Th, Sea Breeze,
-- --,rbuek Island October 1t, Russian steamship i=ouH-
yo.r for Yokohama; I'd, gictOT, for Port Townsend ; SoUe-
6r Tahiti; 4h, Southern Gross, for Sydney 9th, r.
vile, for Jarvis Island
. schooner Sea Breeze reported in our last a. sold Al
,ae, ~, wa, it appears, bought in on agents account
de Of the Principal Domestic ExPorfs-
IT of Honolulu, r. I-ThTd quarter ISL, as COM
sG rita third quarter 1870:
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vAsA. Sep. lathe local authorities in var
to.s ,arts of the Island have sent to Havana over
? .leO Chinese Of some OF these the term OF ap-
ps.uieeship had expired others were runaways.
- drst named, according to previous laws. must
rarire themselves, or leave Cuba the last named
be delivered to their masters.
wv York, Sep. I3-There was a great process
sion to-day of the various workingmen's unions. In
far5r Of the enforcement OF the eight-hour law.
Eully twelve thousand were in the procession, aud
uraFs q fine appearance A small cannon, drawn
~ light men. bore the inscription light hours
-peaceably il we can, forcibly it we must"
FLORExcE, Sep 13-The OpiRi0ne states that
Co ut de Remusat, the French Minister, declares
a - France accepts accomplished facts in Italy. and
hat she only wishes to see the spiritual independ-
> 80 Of the Pope secured a renewal of cordial
q atiolss between France aud Italy Is therefore pos
81 te-
Z appearing from Russia and Prussia as the au-
6 nm advances
Germany and france are on the point of con-
G lding a commercial treaty. which recognizes Al
6 &c and Lorraine as a part OF the German Empire.
A proposition for amnesty to all the Communist
isoners was defeated in the French Assembly, by
= large majority
France is buying $4,000 cbassepots from Ger
many. These guns were captured by the Germans
from the French.
Coroner Connolly of New York alleges that his
Office was recently entered by burglars who stole
anl carried away the official vouchers of many
bills allowed in 1870. This is probably a trick OF
re rim; to hanse the courts in detecting the enor-
mods tbefts.
epOrt says the country Democrats Of New York
81 q will demand . reformation Of the Tammany
ses, and the expnrgatiOn of the +" ring rulers from
lIe party leadership This subject will be the
chef matter Of consideration for the State CO8ven-
t'1r. soon to assemble. IL is also said August
Ieil1oat is anxious 10 secure the place Of CoaRoiIy,
~ lie interest of bis Hamburg bsnking house. The
stss iRgs OF Connoiiy's Office should they continue
sze-iecked. would soon build up e. rich a banking
-slee as that OF Rothschilds.
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MEMORANDA.

Fs.oRr OF HAwAIGN BAHk QuEEs ENMA.-Let ssu
Fau SEQ September nth at 1 P. NJ First part OF the pas
say experienced light breczes from w. N. WI middle part
tf-ht r-crzes from the north /; latter part light breezes from e.
- y. Daring the last 80 hours experienced fine trades AT
a,a n the 3D. instant made the east point Of Maui, bearing
asuta twenty-five miles distant Arrived az Honolulu October
sra. king n passage Of I6i days
4 = ship jamestown, GheTardi, Errfved at San Franctsco
sept nber 10th, 20 days from Honolulu
DECISION HENPsTEAD.
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IMPORTS.

Fseg san FRAScrsco-Per Queen Emma, Oct. To SKIS
ban, 10 or ks. 90 hf SKIS -four to II May zoo g. SKIS, % NJ SKIS
rur U Bodies & Co; 100 pcs lumber TO e z Whiiams; 10 C
n,d.s 70 J L waterhOuse; 4 kgs nails, 5 cs yellow metal TO
Fcrt=r & Co; 1 c. mdse TO II u whitney, 3 es bnDoms to 81
1900 bricks, 6 pkgs gas pipe 20 q Brewer q Co-i ~
Lime 10 Walker a Alen. Is coils MANILA rope TO A w PIERCE
q r. =. 3e. euupowder, 4 ca coal oil, i cs engravings, 30 axis
notat-eS- 100 empty bbls TO Order; l07 pkgs mdse TO Z U Han
& Son. % pkgs mdse to Dillingham; d Col . nose u"
Castle & Cooke
FaoN TAHITI-Per Kamehameha ", Oct go ords nfe-
a ID 70 ID Foster & Coz i pkg specie TO L n DAVIES
Fno= TAHITr-Per Selma, Oct 4:-6o cords hreWood, ovo
hasks;s CHARGED, 4 cs c~alfskins, 4 es glasses, es trimmings 10
y P adams
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amount of cheap labor will be secured by means
of a liberal colonization scheme now being agl-
tated.' Thus, from abroad again we get the
first inkling of what is going on at home. We
first hear from FIJI of the annexation schemes OF
our own ruling genius in that direction, ana no"
by the around about - way of California we
hear that we are to be 81 literally eolonized
from japan. Perhaps, though, there may De
another annexation plot concealed beneath this
colonization idea. The United Empire OF Hawai-
and Japan would by no means be too wide a held
for the exercise of such talent as is now hidden
in the obscurity of the Hawaiian Foreign OHice-
Much has been said and written about the
evils of ava drinking among the natives oil these
islands. While the root is said to possess Ealu-
able medicinal qualities in certain cases when
used discriminatory, its mischievous effects In
the system when taken freely and often, as a mar
cotie, are quite apparent to all who are familiar
with native habits. Laws have from time to
time been made by the Legislature to restrict the
use, but the ease with which they were evaded
| rendered them worse than a nullIty. Latteriy
the system was adopted of imposing a consider
able penalty upon the licensed dealer IN AVA
who should sell to any person not PROVIDED with
a certificate from a physician to the effect that
such person was allowed to use ava for a certain
speci6ed time, and the dealer is furthermore re-
quired to preserve all such certificates. Recently
two cases of violation of this law were brought
in the Police Court of this city, and the parties
were fined each 500. One of the cases was ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court. and after due trial
on Wednesday last, the jury of twelve intelligent
natives brought in a verdict of acquittal, In the
face of most positive testimony as to the lntrac-
ton of the law, not one little of evidence for the
defense, and a clear and plain charge from the
presiding Judge. Without impugning the mo-
tiyes OF the jurynen, it is difficult to guess what
considerations led to such a verdict, IN direct
contrariety to the law and the evidence. Our
faith in the jury system becomes shaken, and any
hope of checking the indiscriminate use of the
pernicious drug is rendered futile.
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DEPARTURES

5s-Brit sch Sea Breess, Austen, r sia-bU-k is-L
I-Russian steam clipper ISranroul, Coum--F.
Yokohama
2-Am bkn Victor, Gov, bT Port ToHE1s1d-
2-Am sch Sovereign, Chambers, 10 Tariff ~ -a-
waihae-
Nettie Merrill, Gram. fr Mlui-
2-schr Mary Ellen, HoPu. - H-vai.
.-Schr Prince, Hatfield, for Haw-
2-schr Active, MeIhsh, for Hawai-
2-Schr Annie, Nika, for Kauai
2-schr Hattie. Kaapuni. for KauaI.
2-Stmr Kfauea, McGregor, for MAJ and Hawaii
3-Schr Ka Moi. Davis, for Maui
8-Schr ManuOkaWai, thompson, for kfuaL
4-schr Jenny, Burma, for Kauai
4-Brt sch Southern Cross, Kenny, for sytneT-t
5-schr Mary, KaIuna, for Hawaii.
G-Schr Moi Keiki, Green, for Maui
SHAW bk r G WyIe, Haltermann, for JARVIS iEi2nf
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A Melbourne correspondent of the London
Mail, under date of June 18th, speaking of the
prospects Of the Webb line receiving the subsidy
to run to Sydney, connecting with Melbourne
and Auckland, says that a legal hindrance has
been discovered to the entertainment Of the
American Postal Contract. The 18th and 18th
Victoria, cap. 10Y, expressly prohibits foreign
vessels from engaging in eoasting traffic In any OF
Britain's colonial dependencies. 1t seems some
what strange that this provision of law, which if
unrepealed must be fatal to Mr.. Vogel's contract,
has never before been thought of.
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EXPO
n

FroW SaS FRANcIsco-PerQ Queen Emma, Oct 4th-Mrs
a@o--5 Emmes. Miss Maggie Emmes, Miss Sarah Ennles,
Nuss eliza Emmes, Prof W Muller, Mr. Geo Z weston u
Erancs-
Foa TAHITI-Per Sovereign, Oct 2:-Four Chinese-
Fao4 TAHrrI-Per Kamehameha v, Oct &c w. Rob
=. Vsor. John Kelly, UIrich Hoderakker, and 50 Chinese
rnc~ WISpwARD Poars-PH Kilauea, Oct REV ID
Inn, A Unna, Thos w Everett, IL n 6reenwe4, ii hsrt,
=. about 40 deck
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aoRT or HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

TRIVIAL
1----hr NlruakaWai- Thc Dson- from Maui
l-Ech- Jenny, Buls, ION -auai-
f-z-fr WE-gir-- John Bah I'm Nolokai-
E-srhr Mary kauu1- from y n
+Haw d Glefu Er1a, ID lnpstead, 1i days
E-lm Sar F-arcsc1.
ET4- sng Eamef-Hen1 y tT-lgstrom, Is days
Grw TaffL-
4-Au sch in. g. q LrufaE, 80 d. rom Tahiti
Sch ~ EriEL. Creu. from Maui
SSlOoP 1--we Narsse heoui- fr1m mL
6-Schr n sns Mer1H- Crare, from Mo-
7-Stmr Kialea, H~csIego-. from HasL Maui
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TO p IL H s!
CENTRIFUGAL WIRE CLOTH
FOR SALE BY
o. sm No. s5 KING STREET.
Public Astronomical Observations

uNHERE WILL BE a N ASTRONOMICAL
II OBSERVATORY by JOHN G.. WOOD, opposite the New
Hotel, Hotel street, for a short time, so as to give a chance to
children, and the public generally, to observe the celestial
bodies.
If the atmosphere is favorable, the observations are
To commence on Or about Oct. 18th, ab0uf z p. M.
The moon will be the first object observed, for a few evenings in
succession. or all the celestial bodies, the telescope view Of
the moon presents the most interesting and variegated ap-
pearance. The lunar mountains, craters, valleys, caverns,
and deep shadows, &c, can be seen clearer, and especially in
the first quarter, from a distance OF 80 900 miles.
At the Observatory there will be an interesting reading ex-
pIanstfon of the relation and other descriptions respecting each
celestial body observed.
Three evenings in succession to each celestial object,
Also spots on the sun can be Observed
ADMISSION 25 cts. each observation or 5 Tickets for
Que dollar. o72t
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EuRNIsHED TO e AT
80 ~WAIKIKI-The Cottage recently occupied ny W.
III. Green. at the Beach, Waikiki Rent, $40 per monOn
or by the year at $36 per month. w T cREEN
O29 If Apply 49,
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BUILDING LOTS TO LEASE
NEAR NJ r. ATHERTON'S
n New Building. Apply to J.oNEiLL
Honolulu, Sept. 9, 1871. 81 ON
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TO LET.
TO LET

. THE house LATELY OCCUPIED BIZ
hi. ds ]. L RICHARDSON.
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ENRON IND AFTER THIS DATE L WILL
nav no Debts contracted in my name without my writer
order. SOhN Dbl
Honolulu, Sept. q, 1871. ts23 80
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FOR SALE-THE COTTAGE ON TIE
E;;ij Beach at Waikiki, formerly occupied by Miss Mont
- gomery' Ah W. L. GREEN.
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FOR RENT.

-. two VI ELLING OUSE IN HO-
80 NoLULU, boil, conveniently situated. with four rooms
LII. each. Kitchen, bath house and out houses, will be
leased at moderate prices by the month or year.
jy1 Apply 10 u
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The ia rauese Government in imitation doubt
loss Of soms o,n,r governments, OWNS a newspa-
per, styled the Japanc,c Mail a correspondent
of a California paper wrii1g from '0kOnsma'
says that : the day after the ratification q '"e
Hawaiian Treaty, the Government organ appeared
in a leader OF the most abusive sort, stigmatizIDg
the Hawaiians in unjust TERMS" &C., &C.; and
further that & it is expected that the Hawaiian
representative is sure to demand of the Govern
ment instant retraction for so lawless and violent
an assault 1t would appear that while the
japanese have set up the institution of a govern
ment press, they have omitted to provide CENSOR
the duties of which they can doubtless learn on
application at the Hawaiian Foreign Ofiee-
The same Yokohama Ietter-writer above al
luded to, speaking of the beneficial results to
Hawaii with which the Treaty is s. pregnant"
says it secures to us a point " from which q large
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MY TEN PORARY ABSENCE
from this Kingdom, my wife, 8. ID. kINNBf,ts duly
to act as my Agent.
s23 ST. J-h- KINNEY.