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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-12

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TOHR undersi |
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Nth IN Ac. Of II
Maryland. passed
Of 1870. which |,
bers Of Registsat
n come place coy
their respcc:ite 1
sive days. eor6ms
day Of October id
notice that he vii
LEON
o. Monday.s tho 2,
Of October, lS7 !
charging his du,,
trsitoh. accordinp
Act Of the Gen
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Il Is made my
lib sections a I
1870, after GORE,
be found 30 exist
ton aud in the ]
voters Published
9th section Of sal
name Of every p
me 10 be register
that he posscsscs
qaisitc consiitaii'
the election next
disqualified undo
tious Of the 1st /.
ton, and also tbt
whom . Judge o.
spcesl has becs I
Of any c6ecr Of
to b entitled 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-12

IN compliance With Section g. Article 60 Code Public Ger
eral Lawn. % Wit:
The Conptoicr shah furnish each ccer Of the State
Phcse scspnts fa3 - least prior gen
Sva eiesssa atsll e.eAt & M sSl.x iand in defaul.
Of his accounting e such deficiencies within thirty days. thea
shall Be he duty o the Comptroller to have published week
W. - usaM n sse % newspapers ia tha several
coun Ssata end he city Of Balaore. the and
tslee Of cid seess. With the amount e ssen ds6eas
herssilh Pahtish ~ fslev.g & vhleh snbs.sss che
nsu Of Il aseosaeng oess IN dsa - The SlAs ef Mary
land together With The snosat II principal sa aissss due
LEVIN wOOLFORD.
ts ,r'fi F'let3 y .-ff Coaptrsller.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-12
TREsPAsss NOTICES.

n Office TO rREsPASsEs.-An persons
~ are forewarned against trespaaing with
dog o. gun o. in any other manner on any part
Of my property in s.. Inigoe's district known
- "St. yefome's fhicket and holly Manor"
from and after the date q Iris notice The law
win Be rigidly enforced ag.imt III such per
sons. ...s
JOS. RICHARDSON.
Oct. II, ls7l-7w.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.-Trsnmers
~ are forsvarned against tfespassing with
trict, from and afses The pablication of this no
tice. Against oil parties found thus offending,
the law win be rigidly enforced.
WIN. r. CLARKE.
Oct. IL, ls1l-.w. = %
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Registr|

ETVHE under
IL sior for I
Of Saint Mary
NTH aa Ac. 81
Maryland. pass
Of 1870. which
cer~ 0 Regis'r
At D ne place c
their Respective
eive days, cont
DAY Of Oc,eber
notice that he !
Gil
on NIon'lay. thu
Of October. 49,
charging his do
istrasiou. sccor
raid Act Of tho
ryl,nd.
Il IL made m
11h src,ions Of
1870. after corT
DO found t. cxi4
trasiou AMI in !
vetc.s rublishc4
OH section Of 81
days designated
who shah arrly|
Who shall satsfj
will posscss ,hd
qualifications be
suing. end who
the 2tbd eud XII
Gle Of the Coust|
Of ev. ~ person
10 which sls spr
the dccisicn Of {
kss decided % Z
cd rs a quali6e
According 70
Of the Reeistrat
open on the day
3 O'Clock. .. N .
n. B.--An
registered will |
rsiuralisation 7
persons having
10 another , mus
10 tho district !
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-12

HON pIgKxEy, WHITE AND OTHER MEx.
BEEs OF OUR STATE TICKET 70 BE
PRESENT.!
MEETING At I.EONARDTOwN, TUESDAY,
THE 18TH OF OCTOBER, INSTANTLY

We announce by authority. that Hon.
WIN. Pinkncy Whyte. The democratic can
didats for Governor Of Maryland. with
other nominees on the State Ticket. will
be present and address their fellow-citisens
If St. Mary's at the Court House. Leonard
Town. on Tuesday next. the 17tL Of o.
tober. instant Under the direction Of
our County Genital Committee. proper ar
rangemcuts are already being made for the
reception Of oar distinguished guests
Gov. Whyss and party viii reach here on
the Steamer Georgcanna on Tuesday
morning. but win not remain longer than
one day in our county, having appoint
msnis to fslill in Calvert On the 1ssh.-
We know there will be large turnout on
&. the part Of democrats 70 hear the CITED and
accomplished rtandsrd-bsarer Of Maryland
democracy. but this win not content u.s.
We want the republicans to hear him also,
and We here take upon ourselves 70 extend
. cordial invitation to Ill Of them TO b.
present at the speaking on Tuesday next.
Hear both sides and calmly and honestly
Judge between them. Come one! come
all!i Every body will be welcome -
Circulate. reader. the notice Of the coming
of Gov. whyss q pur county. aud be pre-
sent ypurasif a. grcai. gathering Of the
usdaunted demo lacy Of s.. Mary's at
Leonard Town on} Tuesday next!'
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BALrI.M0RE MARKETS.

TOBACCO. Tie demand for Leaf confines
active, and sher market firm, but the receipts
have fallen 81 Considerably, and there Is con-
sequently les doing. Sales Of Maryland EN-.
e.aes zoo 70 soo hhds, and there has also been
mand for The latter being chiefly for home con.
sumption. Prices for all descriptions, are main.
tanned. AID we quote - followA VIZ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-12

Casper Mcs's isS .f,-.f
Nathan o NciSacc-s lsss sSf
DaniA Michae. Cs..scso- IS
do do do 80
Llcyc 81 Herring Go 20
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Total.

GUANO.-Fof Guano and Fertili.crs gea-
orally the market continues extremely dun, and
Psices are without change. For Peruvian Gu
ano the agents prices for lots Of 50 tons or
more are $3.50 f1f Chincha Island, aud SEQ
for Guanape PER ton, gold, and No. Of each
Kind 10 per % ~ also gold.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-12

Rich ! Duyall late Reg Wills,
3 W Dnvall, sheriff
VIM Glover, collector, 1855,
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Aueyany County.

George w Hoover, late Regis
Elijah Fuller, Reg willa' cd
W B Getty, ls7e
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COMMERCIAL.
HovoLrZr. WE'LL

H0NOLTLU. MARCH :, ISL.
siaus our last ISSUE We have only one foreign ar
-zral % report-thsi Of the An. brig curlew from
Eurselsua Bay, IN ballast.
ID. Moses Taylor sailed on the ID with full cargo
and De- Passengers from this place, and over so
be- trunrisu from Australia
Ti.c ba-t Ssbob sailed yesterday for Hong Kong.
i1 tsIlast
TIE vessels row loading are the Grace Darling. vi
cs-tt ard Courier. f5r san Franeisco Castehow, for
svducy. ihs ByzautiuH for Victoria and Susan, for
I1li9-
TIE E1hcrt CoHan sals tomorrow for Victoria, with
o. czrru ~ sura1 Beef. Molasses, Pulu, Salt, etc.
suru-s. far, come IN very slowly. and agents
Sad "a iurassbls u on orders At anything like rea-
f-unbe rees this is generally the early in the
ssa-an- Chose No. 1 Sugars held at Sc, while
1zciiuu Frsdss EHd ready sale at 717ls-, and dark
u- maiasssz surs-. 506e.
Tar ezra demand flr Sugars at this time is occa-
siaurd by the advance in prices. and the several
ve.zeii uhich have been port some months waiting
ca-ra-
Ne need lrot Tor no vessel except the y. S. Per
tius. from san Francisco. until the return Of the
stssms- But vessels loading that port for
Hau- Kong. owing 10 the advance in Flour and
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MEMORANDA.

Ezuz- 1r El1 C-ElEuTlie American brig Curlew Capt
C1iHzz za-i Fraaesoo Jan cath, with cargo
razaz--s O. Maslaloaa, Lover Ca1rnia and from
l.-r 1ra1-sd ihs Plrt and await the arrival
arts lara s. Perkins from san Francisco Sailed in bal
l Hauiu Fst Iath, and during the entire passage had
-u.l --u.H and vef weather Arrived here March 5th
l-- llls from Ria-laisaa Iis probable that both
sar u-l tasT szli AT sai codh.h cruise.
I'm a.1E wuHzs mis- vessel which has heretofore
z-l uula1 a. Earuau las although German built
o. ~ srul uT big Hawaiian REGISTER, Nnd hoistod the
h .-sar d-g-under which she viii sail in fgture-for
tl Sunday She viii sail days for
llr .3ll.la lsizuas, %, laal for EuruFo.
C-l--u-1I- shaaor Prince arrived on Monday morn
ia r u- and rsa-i. te plantation mills vicin-
rs b1g rsg 'y, and weather quite favorable for ship
rl-s eltt - uls th1t vould De considerable
laa - l-iz E.iuslazasa which twelve days hence,
l. aal eggs hundred kezs q sugar board when the
EH-- szasl wa oTeg TTlTeei q s0oa completing her
a.-e M oll Fslu HE and would likewise
a-ta on lssai amer tle lris had finished loading.
Elzls I1t1zzaA number o. foreign vessels which have
l yiur Is O. several months have commenced load
i- aal WI have laah ias various destinations. The
At German tu-t Cuuris1. which srrvcd here from LIVER
l a. nd g ssTt last has oolnHacnood loading and
sa-ty Fr.ucisco Tho British batk Castle
hs aru ts lsth q Nos, also from Liverpool is load
@ sszzr 40 Australian port and will soon have
b. t- uuuitas -ar The losh De- sails to-day
r-1a- 1al-uuuai af C-llt- Robert Brown, q Kau.
sas r s-rar-Tls Britist screw steamer Riga sailed
" ,la-slas sgt l6tf, Hong Kong leth Port said Nov
s buads Jan si and arrived New York on the l4th
lsirr wa Ia American clipper ship Ariel Capt.
N7ru sai-i i1an Yokohama. Japsn. sept 2lsi and
rived I Nru Ft Jan Isth having beaten the steamer four
z .-1-l laltsr zsod ihroush the suez Canal and
r'. ftai Ger tlusand uailes less distance than the
t al- 1sr B-itish ship Lufra, which also arrived
~ lr f- lsti sailed from WhaHlpos Macao sept
ana hHruE t-.iru the liza frun Hong Kong days
So -is ts Ia-e By tts way q the Cape Of Good Hope
d. a tsr raszas have been surpassed by the-clipper
st suT-r Gays Ranieit which MADE the passage from
siaF- e. 1-u Fl- chty shrce days aud twelve hours
ui g. -r -aai Ilssse rea1-i BY either steamer or
sug FL F- long Voyage, 81 Is doubtful whetherstesm
3D. -g aiunsrE sails. japan China raerrhandise
H. u. tts sha1tess possible time, by the way Of
c-zz ud a. l-1dc ruiirvad, rather thaa by the suez
la1a- ed e. l-ss rsr-n=c-
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San Francisco Correspondence.

SAN FRAScIsoo, Feb. 18th, 1871.
San Francisco is emphaticaly city of sensations.
There is always some popular excitement to stir the
pulse of the multitude, pleasure to ezhi-
crate them. Just now the furore is for skating Do
not imagine that Arctic cold has suddenly descended
upon this region that the enterprsng citizens have
imported from Alaska fields of ice. They have found
way to enjoy the sports of winter without its dis
comforts. large and perfectly smooth floor takes
the place of the crystal surface of lake pond and
small wooden rollers are the substitute for the steel
blade under the feet Skating Kinks upon this system
are quite here and in adjacent cities. The
immense building known the Mechanics Pavilion,
is the finest. Here throngs of ladies and gentlemen
together with children. 60 to practice the graceful
amusement. A fine band of music enlivens the SPORT
and there is not wanting the occasional incident,
amusing to spectators, of slip and fall by some
unhappy wight, who jumps up very quickly and tries
desperately to look if he did not mind it. In the
evening, when the floor is covered with company Of
we'll dressed people, gliding swiftly about and per-
forming skillful movements. the scene is a brilliant
one. Yet the sport seems rather tame to those who
have known the joy Of moving over miles of a smooth
ice surface with facility and speed that is almost
like flying but the substitute here enjoyed is good
one 1t is surprising to what intricate movements
good performer will execute. Preparations are in
progress for grand skating carnival to take place in
a few weeks.
To turn from sport to business. The Honorable
Julius yogel, Postmaster General of New Zealand,
who arrived by the last steamer, met the Chamber of
Commerce in special meeting and made IN address
upon the matter of the steam line between this port
and New Zealand. He said that the contract with
Mr.. Webb had been practically concluded since his
arrival in this city, and that there would not be any
second line in competition with it. The address,
which was spiced with liberal fattery to San Francis
CO and to the States, received with enthusiasm,
and resolutions passed, urging upon Congress con-
sheraton Of The matter independently Of other pro-
jects that foreign to it. Mr.. Vogc has passed
to Washington to further the enterprise.
This eityis maintaining its good name for Eberaty
BY generous contributions in aid Of the sufferers in
France. Americans making up handsome sum
by private subscription, TO which the benefit of several
public entertainments will be added. The French
residents here displayed noble Iiberaliiy towards
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ATEESTIlS Is respectfully invited to the examples
0i ihl aorzueE % Childrun's Endowment Policies
ul tll1 Nutuul lic Iusurauce Company Of New York,
uo-ioc o. ulieh T. given in another column, aud
Fudslod f1r the Purpese Of calling ;he attention Of
r-llis and guardians % the advantages offered by
tl.. Cu1lrary fsr securing and profitable In
ra--ul1us for thr bcucfi of their children. By the
payment of snail sun annually. these policies
1,il secure certain amount with the divided
Cuuiaii1usl payable when the child aiialns the age
oi d Il ard - yoars Of age or upward, and either
ul-t o- without The rc;1rn Of the total payments
rlt iu c-sr The child does not attain the specified
z-c Tlesl FoiieieE afI1rd certain and convenient
Ila-aod ~ providing dowry for daughter or a
80 OF ihe attainment Of given age, 4 means
of securing an education. Il is simply savings
iau5- seca-liy Invested, and is not life insurance
TIE Company agnes 10 pay sum Of money at
CC--aia ~ q child, and 10 TIE event of the pre-
vilus dcath Of the child 10 return the payments
adl or rs-aia them according the kind OF policy
-husur-
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OUR neighbor of the Advertiser has hit our opinion
the appropriation of articles from papers here by
certain San Francisco Journals, precisely Here is
what he says: s.r ..-r -r
Cool IF NOT IMPUDENT.-We have for some time
noticed that certain San Francisco papers in the
habit of appropriating whole articles from papers
published here relating TO matters ofgenera interest,
without credIting the same, is the custom among
all honorable newspaper men. We do not wish TO
be understood as utimating that the San Francisco
editors are not honorable. We admire check
and impudence to degree; We like to see newspa-
pers and individuals audacious they well can be.
1t makes them popular In the case of newspa-
per- it adds to its circulation and influence in the
of an individual it makes place for him in the front
ranks where better and more modest and honorable
men give place to the more audacious. But, these
things may be carried too far. 1t is barely possible
for instance, that in publishing full and carefully
prepared account of marine disaster those who pre-
pare feel that II any is to have the credit ofthe
labor of making it up and furnishing illustrations
they should have it themselves. 1t is also possible
that when such persons their labors appropriated
withoutproper credit, they look upon the appropri
ator very much as they would upon person who
had appropriated anything else which rightfully be-
longed to them. . ...r-
Now this is precisely the with various articles
published in San Francisco in relation to the loss of
the u s. S. Saginaw. Articles from both the pa
pers published here have been appropriated without
credit, and the editors and reporters ofSan Francisco
have, apparently, sought to take the credit TO them
selves of investigating facts, when they have only
used the scissors. We think that our contemporary
viii unite with in protesting against this kind OF
appropriation
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Licenses Expiring in February, 1871.

RetaiI-HONOLULU, LIST, Grunwald L Schuette;
IIth, Singer 18th. G. H. Spalding; LIST, Bodies 4
Co. WAIALUA. Oahu, 10Th, All See. WAIHEE.
Maui, LIST, Geo. Gray. PUNALUU, Oahu, 10th. All
Mi HOOKENA, Hawaii. 25th, Chung Hoon.
WhoIesalc-HoN0LULU, 10th, II. Philips
Co. 9th, Dillingham; Co.
Wholesale Spirif-HoNOLULU. g. Rhodes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 5th. All Toong. Ko-
tel Street
Horse-HoNoLULU, Sd, Kauwahiokalua, No.
Butcher-HANALEI. Kauai. 4th, All La.n .
Poka, 49,
BiiIrard-HoNoLULU sth. R. Ryeron
VICTORIA and California Red Bricks
v For sale BY III BoLLEs co.
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WE understand that the property known as the
Hooper premises, has been purchased for the hotel
These premises have entrances upon Hotel, Richard
and Alakea Streets, ard are considered to be the
most eligible in town for the location OF ain otel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-08

FIsED.-A Chinese peddler was brought before
the Police Magistrate on Monday morning charged
with selling quorto native Hawaiians. The charge
being proved, he fined $50 90. 1t seems :hathe
had been in the habit of purchasing cases of gin
which he peddled out by the bottle at Waikiki and
in town. at as may be supposed, handsome profit.
The Police authorities having suspicion of his Illicit
trading had been on the watch for him for time,
and finally succeeded on Saturday last in securing
evidence against him which would lead to his con-
victon. We hope that this example will be a warn
ing TO Others and have the effect to check them from
engaging in this pernicious traffic.
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Licenses Expiring in March, 1871.

Retail.-H0N0LULU Oahu-3d, Alb Huna. 3D..
j. II. Hopper. 3lst, Antonio Manuel. 8th, Grun.
valid Schultz. 5th, J. Widdifeld. 10Th, P n.
Fosbrooke. 18th. I. Richardson. 18th, Thos. A. s.
Wills. 18th. lung Fat. goth, Fischer Roth. 24th.
Daniel Montgomery. 10th, C. Brewer Co. 18th,
Pac Shun. HANALEI, Koloa, Kauai-1sth, Amman.
WAIANAE, oahu-Isth, All ChoDg. LAIE, Oahu
18th. Nebeker. LANAI-16th, W. N. Gibson. KEEL,
South Kona, Hawa-23d, John Grace. WAI0HINU,
Kau-2sth, Chung Hoon.
le.-HoNOLULU-I5 18th. J. widdifeId.
30th, G. Brewer.
Wholesale rit.-HOE0LULU-13th, NJ. C.
Challamel. 3lst. W. A. Humphreys.
oN0LULU-10th, Alex. Kelly, No. 1876.
24th, Napahukapu, No. 1877. 29th, Kahanu, No. 1913.
30th, Kapipilani, No. l9e.
Lapaau--HEEIA, Koolaupoko, Oahu -14th,
uni (k). KALIHI-14th, 0hule. NUUANU-14th,
Kahalehili. WAIALUA-15th, Mehekulu. HONU-
AULA-15th, Kapono. MAN0A-1sth, Mahoe- XII
PAHULU, Maui-2Ist, Kuaans. WAIANAE-26th,
Keliikoa.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES George Risely.
Boat.-H0N0LULU-15th Kanekos, No. 81.
18th, Wsiwai, No. So.
BilIiards.-H0NoLULU- James Olds.
Public Show.-H0HOLULU-26 Lee Ry-
aud, per Lemon.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-03-08

DEATH OF REV. W. T. Ssow.-Never were we
more surprised than to read the sad announcement
OF the DEATH January 11th of this youthful minister
of the Gospel, under thirty years of age From the
fact that he was once a member Of our Bethel Sab
bath-sehool, and his parents were so long members
of our congregation, we had come to feel personal
interest in him as a most scholarly and promising
young minister, before whom there along career
of usefulness and renowu. Most truly do sym
pathize with the bereaved friends. In the Boston
CongregationdIist Lawrence American and San Fran
cisco PIee, we extended notices of bis life and
death. During all his career as a student at the
Royal School, Oahu College, Harvard University
Andover Seminary, and a chaplain and preacher,
there peculiar uprightness and integrity of de-
meanor, scholarly finish and religious fcrvor which
impressed most favoraby the minds of all with
whom he came in contact. There never was a more
affectionate and dutiful son. Most heartily can we
subscribe to every word which have seen printed
respecting him, whose death we now SO much de-
plore. 1t is blessed thought, however, that good
men never die The following notice of his funeral
we copy:
FUNERAL OF REV Mr. SSow-The funeral of
Rev. W. F. Snow took place yesterday afternoon
from the Eliot Church. Lawrence, of which he was
pastor, and attended by large concourse of
people. Professors Park, Thaver and Taylor Of An
dover, and nearly all the Protestant clergy of all de-
nominations Of Lawrence, Andover, Methuen and
North Andover were present. The pulpit was dec
GRATED with beautiful flowers, and wreaths of the
same were upon the coffin, which in front Of
the pulpit The vacant chair usually occupied by
the deceased clergyman, when in life, also taste
fully ornamenied with a wreath of white roses
Among those from Boston was Rev. DR. r. Fl. Neale
The services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Hamilton
of North Andover They consisted of chant by
the choir reading of passages of Scripture selected
by Mr.. Snow for the occasion by Rev. Mr. Fisher,
prayer by Rev. W. E. Park, and the singing of n
second hymn The funeral procession was Of great
length. The services at the cemetery were prayer
by Rev. DR.. Cheney Of Chelsea, and the singing of
the tomb OF W. A. Russell, Esq."-Fi1end.
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NEW Scows.-Several scows for use in dredging
the harbor nearly completed at the ship yard OF
Mr. Emmes. These scows built in the most
subiantial manner and viii serve the purpose for
which they are intended for many years
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For SAN FRAScIsco.-The departure of the bark
Yiolette has been postponed until Saturday. The
Courier and Grace Roberts will sail for the same
port in about ten days.
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PASSENGERS.

o. ua-sla1s I.ar Nsbaa, March 6th.-2l Chinese.
Dr. s.1 F1aud--1 pr Mas-s Taylor. March 2nd.-Mr
Ts1i--zlr WiI- cha AlT Morgan Fanny Servant NJ T
I.s-a-l Nj. Carr. EirdsaII L Zublin, Davis A
ssls B. &c s--u.rt M Crabbe C Crabbc A child
rlr a. s-lala1z : Rag DER II Hiauvc II c Victor,
uu-aza, q La-szsu. " Lloyd. Sell J warnkc, Chas
K.ar ETifh J C Kelly Buser, and q from
Ea-Ia-l sud Sydnry-
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THE YoLoASo.-By recent arrivals from Hilo, We
learn that Kilauea is unusually active, the light of
which is particularly brilliant and is both at
Hilo and Kau. At last advices, there had been no
arrival from the volcano at Hilo that no idea can
be formed as to the nature of the action
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EXPORTS.

Dr. Uaaztaur. r--- Sabsi. March 9Th
Ur-a-- .H.l o. l--al2 sharks Fins lbs SC
HHasH H-srr| sandal WOOD. tbs 500
Er1.a. lla 5adl raiacoo
eE Siss
Fa flEu rruor ss-: Val Domestic Produce S676, 2.
Value Traush5II.ot $50
Ta- San F-aHlis1l, OR Moss Tayior, March End
EHHHHas H1ls 1slfsuear. fhs 365, 30i
EHfHH $50 Ttlap. rkEs s
Na..alIHs 3 ~bcep-kns, pcs l49
.sHalssls. Ftcs u sTocie. $500
a.a - puiu tales 30
HllsE flrE r-ecnl 81, Nat1les, hE
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