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The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

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I, DR.. \; X. Wing, Of Auburn. Is u Keen ob
server, and Of untring industry. tud his honest
integrity is proved by the standard value Of bi-
preparation
me above We find among The bushes.
notices of q Maine exchange We should
nave more confidence in the Doctors
honesty integrity if he would settle an
advertising bill at this office Ii his bins
are NOT better than hi, pay, they won't 20
far toward the healing Of the nations.
The radical National Convention is
called 70 meet il Philadelphia On the 9Th
day OF June next. Heavens, what a gath
ering Of those fatted al the public crib -
what an assemblage OF plethoric pocket
books and big fortunes blpd from the
taxpayers Of the nation, And what a
satrNSum in calling such q gathering in
the City OF Brotherly Love-
The Legislators at Augusta are de
hherating upon the subject Of An allow
ance OF postage stamps to each member.
10 an order specifying the number Of
three-centers that should be dispensed.
Mr. Weob, Of Watervile, moved an
amendment by adding, lone plug OF TO-
oaceo and one clay pipe" The PROPOSE
ton ended in smoke.
1t i cheering to read in the papers
that the little unpleasant ness between
Speaker Blaine and Senator Morrill,. re-
garding the Augusta Pension Agency, has
been amicably settled by provding another
Office for one of the contestants. lis
sweet to thus effect brotherly reconcilia
tons. and easy where the material is
plenty.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18
Letter from Augusta.
Correspondence OF the Journal.


unues to exhale delicious fragrance TO Rrpublr
can no>trils. Most prominent among Tie hungr,
jaws expanded with lpn9Ia1 expectancy over
this allurin% morSr are those appertaiuing To In,
elongated and elegant person Of Colonel 4. N
Drew, wei known ~ an attache of the ,nrr
tary Of States office when college iiedgeUng-
for MANY Years AsSi-tant-Cletk and CLERK d
the House OF Representatives. for TIE a~t iou,
years Secretary Of State. ana aeo, during H.
connected with the gallant MrCiuskv yolun-
teer-. where, had he been as persistent aud >ua.
ce~,tuj IN gong for rebels ~ III civil ljtr III NV
pursuit Of office. the "Cisena Tanner" must
have lived ma died in op>curjfy
To effect this appointment the remos Al Of Gen
Henry Boynton. formerly 0, The sth Maine
Volunteers, becomes necessary. Gen. Boy Atom
rendered real service Ia the late war. snd bears
ugly wounds 10 snow tnr it, nut the Cen ,ige,
not hapneu to be very much Of 4 vyire-pull.r
j. in no WISE connected with the existing poifi.
cal rjr 9 which rule, the capitol, the county and
indeed dictates To the State. hence il j. little
wonder that it should have occurred u rh4
Col that Boynton might easily be displaced. or
that the ring should readily acqu4>ce il hi,
eection-and therefore the Colouel. inspired
With the laudahe purpose Of providing for HIM
self at the close Of his official term As Secretary
OF prior thereto, if possible, opened the cam
pagn against Bpvnton early III 1871 with thp
earnest support OF senator Morrill,. and prob
able cooperation Of Representatives, Had 4Dd
Lynch,-but Blaine Directing to the importation
Of n sdent Of Cumberland county to till The
best office H his Congressional district, plr hi-
loot m the Programme with sharp stamp and
senator Hamlin. lorletful Of the welfare of hi ;
former protege Of former years in whose edlr-
cation he had taken great d personal inter Ii
and whose grateful affection and regard be- had
50 we'll tested, "went back on the Colonel and
had ne surprising ingratitulr 10 Sustain Blaine
IN ~ unwhrranabe condue.. But our hero
dd not surrender himself ID despair Mt NJ
Like great romm4u Ter. he Withdrew from
TIE frort of hi, ensmy u appear on hi- t4nk :
ana one Pheasant autumn morning Blaine woke
up I" fnd The Colonel resident and IegAl voter
IN NlN hNtrlrt, AMI ihe ''impuIta ION" quibhl,.
knocked out Of sight. \ mise n. 'Ju,rr. So
brilliant N conception .,uI axeeuu3n ,A,ufd
nave been rewarded by specify success. Blu
Ala- foI human calculations, ID seems in danger
pi flliing-tor VINO could htyr torc,ern that
Elaine would haze had the "ironlerv 10 present
and urge candidate OF hi> ,wn, NM rnu,j
have fEe>een that thi- unwilling aainIj I,te. tl-
m whose shrinking shoulder. th> weish, I'M
cm"lnment is 10 be thus torre.i j, ould be- Our
unN->umiug anl Iihiient town~m.n. HENRY I
tb~uRpG. -I A Nm
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

Subscribers requested take notice OF the date
on the coiored slips attached TO the paper II is the
only form OF receipt now used For in stance, Is
May Il. means that the subscription is paid that
date When new payment Is made, the date will
be Immediately changed 10 correspond and thus a
receipt in full is sent with every paper. Subscribers
In arrears are requested to forward the sums due.
ss- n sending money, state THE POST OFFICE
to which the paper is sent.-ER
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

NEW Music. We have received from IRA &.
stockbridge. l56 Exchange street, Portland,
several sheets Of music just published by him.
Two pretty Scotch songs. What wakes We up
sac blirhe, my beauty?' ami Can forget NV
Fathers hearth composed BY Geo. W. Mars
ton, are much admired. There are also sac
red song, Now the Stars are lit in Heaven )"
and a military march. Guard Mounting. both
by Marston. La Favorite, military march, by G
K, Paine, and Romance for the Piano by Her
man kotzsrhmar. There are pronounced to be
excellent by musical critics, and they are Ger.
tsinly COTTON out in the best stvle of music
printing and embelshing,
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18
REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1872.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
WILLIAM II. SIMPSON.

SUBSCRIPTION TERMS, In advance 81 90 a wear;
Withia th' year $50; at the expiration Of the
year, $500.
inch OF length in coi1mn,) 1928 tor three weeks
and y cents for each subsequent insertion. trRc-
tion 81 a square charged a. fall one
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

The letter of Hon. George H. Pendleton
which we publish upon the outside of to-
days paper, is an admirable one. The
high conception which the writer has Of
the purposes of the Democratic party, his
mistaken faith in its future, and the de-
cided condemnation of all cowardly no
tons of disbanding, or of counselling
anything except to stand firm as it has
ever stood, and await the inevitable good
time coming, will commend the letter to
every Democrat in the land
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

In regard y he Jameson matter The Jour
MAJ editor proposes 10 put the files Of the Bau-
COR Times for 1861 into the hands OF MAYOR
Marshal. and that each shall stake 500 on the
result Of our finding OF NOT finding the state
nent winch We nave alluded Ia This i, mere
quibb4ng. The statement was not made by
the Times IN 1861. hut.at a alter date when the
journal had gone back on jameson We have
no money TO bet, OF put up Al STAKE If the
Journal editor VIII furnish the complete files nf
lle Times. and We fail to point Uut the state
ment, We viii retrlct what we have said and
confess that we are mistaken. Let IL, have no
ekulking behind 1861. Prog Age
In response to the above. we amend
our proposition by the offer to include an
the files OF the Times so long as if was
Published. Let it be remembered that
the editor OF the Age was perfectly sure
ne could find the article in the files Of
that paper in ten minutes. Don that
statement We propose to stake 300. and
furnish the complete files Of the papers for
a weeks examination What d poor
miserable scribbler Of lies does a man
confess himself to he who sneaks onf If
his statements in the manner shown above
There is a sense Of fairness in the public
mind, irrespective OF party feeling, which
looks with utter contempt upon such a
course as that taken by the Age in this
matter, and in the estimation of which
the man who takes it is knave.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

The Congressional news of the past
week has nor been of Importance. On
Monday Mr.. Sumner made an elaborate
speech on his new Civil Rights Bill. In
the House, on the same day, bin in
reference to shipbuilding was debated ten
minutes and went over without action,
An Amnesty bill, being the one passed BY
the House last session was introduced bv
Mr.. Hale and passed, yeas, 100; nays,
81. 1t excerpts members OF Congress and
officers OF the army and Navy who Joined
the rebellion
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

ADMINISTRATIONS. EAECUroRs and GUARDIANS
desiring their Advertisements published in the
journal will please SO state to the Court
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address of
papers changed, must state the Post Office TO which
the paper has been sent well as to Which II is
o
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

And now, following the Portland girl who
sneezed her shoulder out of joint comes girl
In winthrop who has sneezed steadily for
week. and the doctors cant stop her.
Alexis has killed buffalo and telegraphed
all about it 10 the Car.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

And Crawford ). Fletcher aud VIM H. Nc
Lelan, Dem. are declared elected.
This report is signed by Messr- Chaplin
Foster of Penobscot, Kennedy Of Line Jln, Web
Der of Somerset, Chase Of Washington, and
Spaulding Of Knox.
Mr.. Kinks Of Hancock presented minority
report signed by himself, dissenting from the
report Of the committee, and giving reasons.
His conclusions that Fletcher is elected
AMI Tat Nehemiah Smart and VIM. H. Nc
Leian are only the constitutional candidates.
\ supplementary report is presented by Mr.
Chaplin. in answer to the minority report,
which occasioned some discussion As to whether
II should be printed with the other two reports
II was finally voted to print the whole.
House. An order was passed inqurIng into the
eXpediency OF amending the law so ss to require
the health officers of towns to compel vaccina-
ton.
Passed to be enacted. An act authorizing
Jonas II. Smith and others, to erect and extend
wharf in Brewer into the tide waters of Pc
nobseot river.
A bill was presented and referred, to amend
and act Incorporating the Northern Aroostook
Railroad Company.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18
The Death Line for Shipping.


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N'"''iS Siio'' ~ "aS taIied the death
"''' IN i'lii'i'io" u 'n"' P'ae'lce' the
49, - ing "a eS''o''s'ie'' Si'illlaf
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IT. P''>P' IT. ii''he MONEY put ie'
NY '"0''ieN9 o''' cross ''le i'"' 10 'he OPP
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'''i'e'N % '"I " ana taxes Shol al II ny
IL ''''' - '''i0i''is " II" are on 'ne "alth.
TIT ''''ii = ~" 'NS ''e"''iN
go wa PH''>ne"
''N'H ''"'i paper Oh y.
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IF - 7''' ''i,' lii"' contracted lof lhe
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afng wrI noiif i L xxx ,"n, " >'iip
mediate ne 9Durhupd OF the vessels built four
wpre b,rb> and rwanr-twn Wera '~ ,,hnoner.
superior vessels tilNe been built and fully equip-
msny b h4an 'o.'I, ca ~ ' ~ri'
pine dollar per I'n. The profit Of The business
AL. making f7r # in,ra,l ~ fba Pn.in.... XII
'frI'h year. I1- lel graph publishes lisl
III III M uri-bGIrtooI M Y Tn6n .n5 i, %o,4
'''l7'
l'1 lI'' 'e'p'' oI name consider these
ffcf> Here Is c'tv lu~t across the Dor
N''' "i'" ''i.i''NE 1Ht same cI'llale-
'h' same natural product, NJ wood tor
iH" CONSTRUCTION p >hlp~' put with less
Iiir'ii''l''''4' ingenuity ana enterprises
pu' '"fH e"'"N liI' advantages % COW
eril'htilI administered ny men OF BRAINS.
"ho foster me business tor winch they
i'"'r P''''''la' la'''''Ir9. lHeF nave cheap
lL"H' copper 'licK' hemp cAalh'. Al-
0'oi anu snip scores. lhtN are exempt
80 ''"in w ''NT7 ''it' destroy the snip
PlhS 'i 'ltihe. w max - the result : II
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" 1T ~ 'i|''' PIT
''''' ZIG 20 cal sue ""'' MY
ton Nut little over one half NE cost a.
which the tariff and -axas ner,ni. . vessel
to he built IN Belta,,
How idle. too. the talk about iron shjps
OF the weuty-seven thousand ton, thus
built, not one vessel was of iron-b nt an
we're II the wood Of tba connt,.v III,
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The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

The little unpleasantness in the Lou
lslana Legislature still continues Both
sides are ugly, and AZ full of fight as
mountain wild cats. Ulysses looks on
from afar. smokes his cigar, and declines
to interfere, because it is radical row,
with NO Democrats to imprison
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

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'N'''l',' II l'''.' = N'-i'L = 7'SS''Il-
a,,a Ill Nj. ,,,a. p..;I. !.
Min ui,i 7, l,nt., n, ..
Convention united delegation lor Grant and
I'M ut ~ "',' TIT ~
- 7 lS if'l'"i "i'o ha>h got
Has .na !, ,ro,,1.lhn .rI III
,;,t;o .,.. -t,,,.
NV wax cu.'om Ha1. sghiiIh,.o's y IN t
rade' 10 di-credit the administration Of Pre>i-
Portland Prasx '''''T ~ eie''ioh'
- dld his personal detacation which
appears VA thp honl-s ot lila 1,,o,, ,4o,,o,.
va '''' '0'N9 " 'ilt Wal depart
'iio"'' IT. 'foHpie ! that ne don't show
" oiNPo9'tlon To flght either his own
MI n IT. party
1t IL very costly to live in New York.
IVY 'i'urh more !" 20 dle- Inc hotel at
"'''e" ism expired charged ms estate
IL
"'iii"''N' VI 7'oA's ior liithihS an ambns-
~ 4 In IT "'S i no' S'''ea.
i1''''o'' s''' .; me 'lVii Service re-
Ioi'n' ~ ''e'NS Y '"e ~" ! ork Gus
'o'' ''o''(e nave commenced to sue the
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t.. ~ '''''''ie
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

1t is rumOred that Gen. Mcclellan is to be the
successor of Fisk vice-president of the Erie
Railway.
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18
Unsuccessful Attempt to Rob a SAVINGS
Bank at Great Falls.

GREAT FALLS. Jan. l3. An unsuCcess-
.ul attempt was made last light to rob the
rr-ar Falls and National Savings Bank.
An entrance IT, the building was made
,arough a window which is accessible by
90 ailry leading from Prospect street be-
..yeen the bank building and DR.. Elliott's
ltiice From the room they first entered,
which is used as 4 Directors room. three
wooden doors leading to the banking
.oaln were pressed open
The first operation seems to have been
g., cut away the brick work on the front
i the vault until they reached heav}
Granite wall. the lining OF the vault. which
o.as TOO hard for them Then two heavy
ltck< were applied TO spread apart the
walls on either side of the iron doors. By
NE aIf Of wedges the first door was open
1T The second door, which is made Of
~ieel, with combination locks was IN
touched, and it is doubtful if the rogues
,ould have broken it, as they are evident
by not experts much less could they have
ieached the yaluables IN the steel chest
within They evidently left in haste, as
Eheir curtains and tools, consisting Of the
two Jacks mentioned, heavy bar, wedges,
pliers and tongs and heavy sledge. were
Jeff behind 1t is said clue is in the
h4nds IF the police
MORE 6BoUT THE BURGLARS.
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 49, The carryall
and pair Of horses which were hired in
This city by the attempted robbers of the
Great Fall, bank were found by a farmer
IN South Berwick this morning in a turn
IN The road near the Goodwin farm, the
carriage having been tipped over and down
: high bank. The four burglars then
found another man, probably neighbor
who brought them to this city, but arr w.
ing here Just too late for the first train
they went toward Boston in the next at
half past s O'Clock
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

PARADISE. North of the town of Wash
ington and between there and Palermo is
"a tract OF land known as ''Hlbbard's
Gore" 1t is fine agricultural country,
contains some fifteen farm houses, and
It's inhabitants belonging to no town or
plantation pay no taxes and cannot vote.
During the war they were entirely out in
the cold, and so were not annoyed by the
draft The territory of this happy land
is 240 rods one way and asa the other,
rs origin was that when the town line of
Washington was run out, several poor
families lived there, and town authorities
lett it out, fearing they might add to their
paupers. Palermo has never claimed it,
and it has since become quite settle
nent and remains in perfect independ
once
The Republican journal., 1872-01-18

The Portland Argus takes from our
columns the incidents of a runaway acct
dent, and locates the affair in Bddeford
1t then commits further outrage by credit
ing to Us an item from the Prog. Age
Can nothing be done to restrain the Gyas-
cutus that has broken loose in that item
column
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-04-27

the importance of taking steps in the direction OF
granting, if need be, extraordinary privileges and
immunities to any responsible parties that may first
embark in the enterprise of a Pacific cable. By
being thus prompt to guarantee the needed aid and
encouragement, We viii be but forelaying for our
own ultimate benefit, and at the same time giyea
tangible proof that we are not willing to remain
behind, bat are emulous Of being up with the
times. 1t is far better when we hear and see the
swift current approaching in all its hurrying
power, to trim our little boat on even keel and
prepare to steer 50 as to take advantage Of the
stream and 60 prosperously on, rather than to
nod over our oars and let the sweeping tide catch
us sideways. To drop netaphor-this Is an im-
portant subject to our community, and deserving
of serious consideration. That the Pacific cable
will be landed here, is almost a ioregone conclu-
sion that its use will be accorded to US in such a
manner az to be Of valle to the community, does
not necessarily follow, and will depend upon our
own exertiOns.
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She was subsequently got of, repaired damages,
and made sail for London,-leaying the whole OF
the natives who had been little better than
- kidnapped" from New Zealand, Tonsatabu,
Tahiti, Rotuma and Oahu, to perish on Fro
mango, by fevers, Ito which that island is Pecu-
liarly subiect) starvation, and war with the abo-
rhymes. The total loss Of life from this expedi-
ton, including the native labor and the
sailors who volunteered in the first instance to
remain on Erromango, would foot up over 4
thousand men. On the arrival Of the ship IN
London. she was $50. 900 in debt, and the Cap
tain was incarcerated in the Kings Bench prison.
There are parties here who are eognizant OF all
the foregoing facts in this first voyage of Il kid
napper in the South Seas.
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Projected Departures

FoR LAHaTxA-Schr Nettie Merrill, sails this P Il.
FOR PUKOO q kAUNAEAKAI-Sch WARWICK ais MS p ".
FoR KAHuLUI-Schr Moi Keki, sails this P NJ
EoR KAuSAKAKAI-Schr Juanita. sails this p NJ
FoR MALIKO-Schr kinau, sails this P "
FoR KAHuLUI-Schr IA 8Ioi- sails on Monday
PoH WISpwARD PoRTs-Stmr hilauea, sails on Monday
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DEPARTURES -.

Iprl eD-Schr Nctf.- Merrill. Crane. fr I1haina, Maui
2J-Schr Ka NOL. Davis. for kahului, Maui
ZO-Echr jenny. Nika. for koi1a aud WaIm-a, kauai
2O-Schr Prince. West. for k4na and hau- Hawaii
Zg--chr Mary Ellen. Jim, tor Waihse, Maui
2O-Schr Moi Reiki. Green for Kahului, Maui
ZO-Am al bk Nauti d. smith, 20 cruise.
zO-Am ship Syren. Johnson, for CalLao.
22-Haw bk Queen Emma, Burns, f0r san Francisco.
gam brig Hesperan. Wilkinson for san Francisco
2g-stmr Klauea, McGrcg0r. for Maui and Hawaii
2I-Scir MauuOkawai. Anakalea, for Nawiliwlh- Kauai
2g-Schr Hokulele. Ahuihala for MoloaA- Kauai
2s-Am schr & VI Ward. Hickman. for Bakers Island
gg-Am wh bk Helen Mar, kOOu, 10 cruise
24-Schr Fairy Queen. kaaina, fr Hanalei- Kauai
24-Schr Keoni Ana, Likeke, Gr NawiiSii, Kauai
25-Schr Annie. KeOki, for lilo, Hawaii.
25-sIOop Live Yankee, Clark, for Hama, Maui.
2J-sehr Hattie, Kaapuui. for Klhala, Hawaii.
25-Schr Odd Fellow. Jim, for IllO, Hawaii
26-Schr Psuahi, Reynolds. for Lshaina, Maui.
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The native newspaper Kuokod offers a sugges-
ton for the consideration of the Legislative
Assembly, which we think cannot but be regard
ed as eminently worthy of consideration 1t is
to the effect that a Rule be made providing that
in all votes in the Assembly upon Public Bills
and Resolves, the Mobiles and Representatives,
while sitting in the same chamber and as one
House, shall vote as separate bodies. In this
manner alone can the voice of the Representa-
tives of the people, as one of the Estates of the
Realm, be heard and recognized in the Legisla-
tive Assembly, and as a concession TO their rights
and interests it must be acknowledged that it
will be simply just and proper,-one that neither
the Mobiles nor the Crown can consider as trench
ing upon any existing right or privilege. The
Rule should moreover provide that in voting the
roll of the Representatives be called first.
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MEMORANDA.

REPoar OF sHIP JrEEH PEEEY-saiied from New Bed
ford December 2Ist, 1871 had a fine run off the coast, and
crossed the line in the Atlantic in long 3O0 w January 18Th
1872 Arrived of the River La Platte January Z5th- saw
sperm whales several times took one which made ll5 bar
rels. and struck anoth-r, but the line getting foul around a
mans leg, had to cut % save him, and lost the whale Cruised
there until February I'd. Passed through straits OF La
Marie March 9Th, and passed bark Oasis (merehantman(- Of
Freetort b1und westward; did not speak her. Arrived of
Cape Horn on the 5th, ami had quite a favorable time from
thence % Island % Mocha. where ~ arrived on the 18TH OF
March. Here the best Of potatoes can be had for sL25 per
barrel, and wood at IS per boat load. Crossed the line in the
Pacific April Sth. Lost southeast trades ia lat y, long
I2o w, and had much rain and baiing winds 10 lat lO9 n,
where we took northeast trades, having them moderate up TO
our arrival At Lahaina, april I'D.
Yours respectfully, l. OWEN,
Master Of ship Jireh Perry.
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ENG

FoR KAHuLUI-Per Ka Moi. April 2Oth-E II Bailey, Mr.
Chalemel and son, ID X Vida, wife and 2 children, and o deck.
FoR wINDwARD PoRTs-Per Knauea, April 22d-Mr
North, Mrs Freeman, J 2 Cooke 5 l. COan, VI Lynde, Miss
Clara Lynde, Dir Cuthbert. bliss Barnard, Mrs : stOddard
and child, ) Morhange, Mr. Along, II Holstein and son, G
SehTieVer, Thos A ThTum, Mr. Hunt, Mr Kennedy, and about
$50 deck.
FoR GUASo IsLASDs-Per C. NJ. Ward, April 22d-35 ma
tive labOreTs-
FOR SAN FRAxCIsCO-Per Queen Emma. April 22l-H T.
Allen, Daniel l. CredifOrd-
For SAN FRAScIsco-Per Hesperian, April G
Cordy, Miss 3 Cordy, Mrs Moore.
From LAHAINA-Per Nettie Merrill, April 25th-J W Cir
vim, Henry Gordon, and 10 deck. -
FRoM KAHULUI-Per "A Moi. April 26th-Nir Brewster
AMI wife. Sir Miiong and wifi. Alex Young, and 20 deck.