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OR STOLEN,

HORsE-FrOm house OF Mr. Wood, Y milos
H east 3 bay horse, about Ia hands high,
hlte hind feet, a piece OF skin on right hip
41ne as large A. top Of common tumblef
swelling on nose, an old one In the bone; re-
turn said horse 10 Colonel FORESTS stable.
nos gro ". ORDAN
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FuRs. FuRs.

A large lot offne furs, Russian sables.
ermine, mink, astrachan and seal-skins,.
offered AZ low prices, at
MENKEN BROS
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FOR RENT OR a

TOMMERCIAL HOTELLCorpeT FronI .,-
y Jerenon streets, for lease. Possessll O.
first OF February.
JOSEPH /. ANDREWS
oc3l No. % Front street un-araft-
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Tn. Rnne fnr rInn,ar

EDITORS APPEAL.-In the absense of
any better plan or purpose Of ~Organiza-
ton, we must endeavor to ascertain the
strongest candidate in the different con-
tests now pending, and vote for that
mar in the race for FlOater in the DIS
trict.
l think General ]. J. Brooks has de-
cidedly the best prospect for election.
He will go out Of Madison with a large
majority. Colonel Lea cannot obtain a
majority in his own county. In Harde-
man, General Brooks is the stronger
candidate, and this ought to decide the
vote of all who are anxious to defeat
the disorganiZers in the district.
C~LONERPORT.
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LOCAL ErERIz

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's 81 usiness Collsge.
-Thos. Cubbins, bEicklayer, ga Main.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No I'll Main street. Three fhuitless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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e MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--MON

LOOK at every name on the Demo-
cratic ticket and be sure it contains
only those Of the candidates-national
State, Congressional and county.
ANOTHER INFLUX OF THIEVES.
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ENCOURAGEMENT
FOR SALE.

SPLENDID CHANCE IOr going into a
"A complete lifted ont RESTAURANT, cen
t-silE located 10 all principle business house,.
The proprietor wishes 10 sell out IN account
oi change Of business. For further tnfOrma-
lion I'M .UrUo a 90 Man street UO9
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Those who suffer from nervous
iIritations, itching uneesiness, and the
discomfort that follows from an enfee-
bled and disordered state Of the system,
should take Ayers SarpariIla, and
cleanse the bleod. Purge out the Turk
ing Gistemper that undermines the
health, and the constitutional vigor viii
return.
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D. C. & II. NJ. LOEwENsTINE,
Palace, 32 Main street, three doors
north Of Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has Go
dey and Peterson for November; also,
all the leading late publications. from an
CoIlrona
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HOSES AND MULES-Atter the IRE We
VI have opened our sale Stables at g south
tolrI street. our stables run through 70 81
Madison street Have just received 40 head OF
mules AID h0rsaS. Come and see US
OcI5 J. p. FARES & co.
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THE SOUTHERN ASYLUM.
Card from DIR. J. W. BOgers-Defense Of
the Lottery System.

EDITORS APPBAL-My kindlier nature
dlsarms me when Mr.. NJ. /. d. Stewart,
former President Of the SouthernAsylum !,
and now Clerk of the Chancery Court,
admits his incompetency to make a con-
tract rs in his card Of this morning in
these remarkable words: az confess in
truth we were stupid ganders." But this
plea could not save these gentle
men from a verdict of their coun-
trymen requiring them to pay a
plain note of hand which they
had signed, and which 1 had turned
over to my creditors. As to his effort
TO raise q prejudice against me for pro-
jecting a lottery for a Southern Asylum,
l have only 70 say that the Bishops Of
England, Lords and Commons, did the
same thing when they voted a charter
for a lottery to rebuild st. Paul's after
the great fire in London, aud cleared by
the scheme fifty thousand pounds. The
Catholics of Europe and Germany are
doing the same thing to-day to COM
plete the great cathedral at Cologne, and
Notre Dame, and the artificial standard
set up by the Puritans, will never con-
troll men who think. For procuring the
charter and for my interest in LANDS
they paid me eleven thousand dol
lars, and when Mr.. Steward
came in, as President on q salary OF
five thousand dollars, and gave his note
with seven other grown men for six
thousand dollars, expecting 10 make
money, and to give, as the charter re-
quired, ten per cent. Of the clear profits
TO an ASYLUM for Southern orphans
whether his concern ever made any
"net profits" or ever paid anything TO
orphans the deponent knOweth not, for
1 wss not a Director, never owned one
Of their tickets, and had no more voice
in their concern than Horace Greeley
had-I only held their obligation as
above stated, for procuring the charter,
and for my lands-all Of which was
proven % the court. Respectfully,
j. W. ROGERS.
AS THE days grow shorter we begin
TO seek amusement forthe long ever ings
that are approaching. Many incline to
reading, and works long neglected are
commenced. Each year adds new menu
bers to the large number wearing spec
t~acles, and the first inquiry OF the be-
ginner is: "Where can l procure the
spectacles best calculated to preserve
and strengthen the sight2v To all such,
and those needing to change glasses
they are now using, we would say, get
the Diamond Spectdctes in preference
to all Others. They are sold ina thou
sane frst-class jewelry stores through
out the country, and in Memphis only
by the weli-known and popular jeweler,
w. G. Byrd, which fact alone is a guar
antee OF their worth.
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d ESrAURANT-Best restaurant stand in
n the city. For particulars apply at 25
Ihrrd street. no.
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WAeGENER, S174 Main street, has the
rest merehant-tailoring establishment
q the city; the largest assortment Of
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
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SOUTHERN PALACE.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF RETAIL
STOCK.

Finding it impossible to close out our
large and varied retail stock in the time
contemplated, and as this stock must be
closed out, we have made still
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FOR RENT.

UNFINISHED ROONls-With or withou.
II board, az 81 Gaynso street. no2
DESTDESCE-A newly lifted up two-stOg
IL brick residence, &l Adams street, oppo-
site Benz. Babbs. Apply 70
oc27 ]. J.. MEDX, IS Union street.
Desldenees and other houses for rent; recc!v-
II enhips accepted. W-A-Wheatiey, ~ Mair
EO ACRES or LAND-Finely improved.
~ vel supplied with all varieties 81 fruits
IOur miles nom The corporation, on the Stale
Line road Apply 10 W. u. IOLER,
ocl7 Rental Agent 30 Mndisen street
DOOM5sult OF rooms, frst noor up stain
II over our store, -nOrtheast corner Main enc
Jefferson streets. A long established mlllney
and mautua makers stand lpssessiOn giVeI
Jet Eeptembe-. GEO. HEIELDS a 90,
aus ~ Main street.
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.. W. s. BROWNE, IS Jefferson street.

fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING House in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hansonis old
stand. HANSON 4 WALKER.
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CHAPPED Hands, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworms, and other eutane-
Gus affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by CaseYell, Hazard &
Co, New York. For sale BY all drug
Qists,
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DIR. J. B. WATSON, No. So Monroe St
administers Condensed Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas for painless extraction ofteeth
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~ GRIsr MILL %,

gTEAN sAW And GRIsT Mill on. hlnc
~ - OfGeT- a. EeUloerton, y miles north Of
39tI phls; boilers - feet by = inches; double
PH5 rglnderl 10 inches - 90 inches; French
s tAue stones q tGei5 cODVegers and elevators. 4
% NJ SfaaIe- Is Frent efreat Nfsmnbfe -
Steele, ~ : = RFFFpFgF No. trs n
SELF
7 AND FOR = various qualiti
An J. same v1cinage en- the Big Creek p
1fhan Eos and nes- the Paducah Railroad, 2
70 lai no. "a o. Menplis, at prices from 81 10
1n nd acrl-4 al per ceuL under current rafes 4
acrl, q as above OF 10 me. on the premisas- Al
as ado SELF 81 - FEWBERT. care A-lDeol ~
sell
= UTODD-CDAL-CDKE-ID cords dry.
Ko 1'gsI,nR mid5 pms B 3 99.df p a5y osf 2
taiddn strict middllng.n Casks always read
sLrIc- ghfumeut. Cas Coke. al Uhftum Pries
hipm. o Sc baa.en- IL b. PACKER A co.
o be b ans ias second srr,
aus -
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W. 2. MIrcHELLs school, 80s Third =
PUMps, 10 Jefferson street.

Observation-Disclosures cure for neu
lalgia. q. w. Jones q Co. sell II.
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eAs F@IrrINo, le Jeferson street.
IMP0RTANT TO THE Ladies.

The balance Of our importation of rich
silk walking-suits will be offered on
Monday at less than cost, in order to.
close them out. MENKRS BROS.
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ECONONY-Forgentle men to send their
fan and winter clothing 10 be cleaned OF
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & Walk
Err, 2i6 Second street. for they make q
speciality Of that kind Of work.
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GNJLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
aHtly, and at the same timesav money,
-i0uld 60 at once to Waggener's, 3173
Alain street. He is doingaC. o. D. bust
Aess-no bad debts; small profits.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ZOE ~ ORLEANs.

- louis and New Orleans Picket Co
Fur slel2burE hatehez and New Orleans.
Sly MANY T. Toll w. Poe. master
Ils cieeaht passenger steamer IT,
leave a. bow N
Ills DAH, November fth, at pm
Fol passage etc, apply t.
J. z. WASHINGTON, Agent,
NOT ~ Maiden efreat
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VALUABLE FARM


GONTATEfNG go acres, four huudred acre.
of witch are cleared, with n good Frame
BWaIlng House, with all necessary out build
fnes for a cotton fntm, Win great abundance
~ rood water on the place, with q good range
-or sock. II desired the land may be d.
rided. giving 20 each division a fair proper
f.5n al eienrei and fimbered land. This farm
81 forated i've p one-half miles west OF
NEHBlIS DEPOT,
"a the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
and aie1tesn miles from ule city OF Memphis,
Truues=ar
For parftcuian apply 70
JANIS ~. TATE,
HerDando. Mississippi.
rNessn CIV IN, McEUTr 6CO-
Memphis. IenneEsee.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DLEAsENT ROOMS AKD BOARD, at 81
II Shelby street. Oc3l
BOARD AND ROOMs-A large mont room.
ID and board; also. a few day boarders
wanted a. y Court street.; references required.
DOABD AND EO0GfS-Three unfurnishci
Id and one furnished chamber, with boeId
IN a private family; references given and 10.
quIrcd, Al No. 80 Poplar street. ocz9
DOOMs AND BOARD-A few gentleinen
II can obtain board By the day OF week az "
Court street. OCT
DOARDfNG-Front rooms and board al ~
ID Second street. oc2O
DOOMs AND BOARD-A suite Of rooms
IL with board, At 80 Madison. ocl6
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CLOSING OUT.
In order 70 close up u business, we
offer cur stock Of
OFFICE AND FANCYsTATIONERY,
BLANK-BOOKs, Ere,

at from twenty-five to fifty per cent.
below usual figures, and we respectfully
invite the public to give US a call.
GOODWIN a co.
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LOST.

u day ID inst, a small gold hand holding q
diamond IN f~0re-inEer aud thumb. above re.
ware VIII D. psfd for its delivery %
nos O. ". JOHNSON, lB Main street.
DO9-w bite and lemon setter dog. Twenty
- n.e ao4aE viii be paid n DELIVERED q,
q 8 ln. Inlon .fraal
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Circuit Court-NIaui.

The September term for Maui was finally adjourned
on Tuesday last, Judge Hartwell and the members OF
the bar returning TO town on Friday morning. per
.Aettie MerTM. The following is q transcript Of the
Calendar and the disposition Of the cases:
CRIMINAL
The King VS.. Paul X. Kalaikini; selling and fur
nishing intoxicating drinks to natives. MOI. pros.
The King VS.. Pupuka; same as the above. MOL.
pros.
The King VS.. Nahsku; assault and battery. Yer
dict Of not guilty.
The King vs. Nuuhiwa; selling and furnishing
intoxicating drinks to natives. Verdict of not guilty.
The King vs. Kekahuna; selling and furnishing
intoxicating drinks TO natives. Verdict Of guilty.
The King VS.. 0ena; same as the above. Verdict
of not guilty.
The King VS., David Sylvia; selling spirituous
liquors without license. Verdict Of not guilty,
The King VS.. J. Kahaihanu; violating the Sab
bath. MOI pros.
The King VS.. Kahelemai; selling and furnishing
intoxicating drinks to natives. Verdict guilty.
The King vs.. KaOhele; larceny of animals. YER
dict OF not guilty.
The King VS.. Nuuhiwa (w.); practicing medicine
without a license Verdict Of guilty.
The King vs.. Kalauwahine (w.) practicing medi-
cine without a license. Verdict of guilty.
The King VS.. K~anihomauole; gaming. Verdict of
guilty.
The King VS.. Alvah Blake; adultery. Verdict of
not guilty,
The King vs.. Julian REVERE; selling s%pirituous
liquors without license. Verdict of guilty. Find
$500, and $3.50 costs.
The King vs. Kupa; perjury. Continued, nisi.
The King vs.. Maikunu; perjury. Abated.
The King vs.. Kaaihue; perjury. Continued, nisf.
The King VS.. Mailou, kahinalua and Naehu; muir
der. Continued.
The King VS.. Kia; obstructing and perverting
justice. mol. pros.
The King VS.. Charles Wallace; assault and battery
with a dangerous weapon. Plea of guilty.
The King vs.. Kuheleaumoku; murder. Verdict of
guilty.
The King vs.. Daniel; house breaking. Plea of
guilty. 1eal
The King VS.. Aikala; house breaking. Verdict Of
guilty.
The King VS.. Kuamoo; burglary in the d degree.
Verdict of guilty. - -
The King VS.. o. J. Harris; obstructing and per-
verting justice. Plea of guilty, and fined 500.
The King VS.. Hoapii; selling liquor without license.
Verdict of not guilty.
In the matter Of the estate Poholowai. Continued.
w. NJ. s. Association VS.. Kuai desertion of service.
Ordered to return.
In the matter of the estate of Kaailau. Continued.
Keliimahiai vs.. Charles Wallace; libel for divorce.
Continued.
Mary Ann Kiliwehi Kaauwai vs. William Hoapili
Ksauwai; libel for divorce. Decree misi granted.
Nahiku VS.. Puuonoula and Elani; petition to annul
marriage. Petition denied.
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No. 4.-Hawaii-A Colony of Malaysia:

The kanaka, the man of the Sandwich Islands,
whence did he come? OF course he is kin to the
tanata, or taata of Tahiti to the rangata of New
Zealand and when we find an orangitam. or brown
man, in Malaysia, who is called tamata in the Mo
luccas, we may be led to believe that where there
is such a resemblance of family names. there must
be some relationship between the parties.
| think we must look to Malaysia for the ances-
tors of our kanaka. We can plainly see, by the
indications of language, the stepping stones of their
progress through Polynesia. And besides the
proofs of language, the resemblance of physical
form, and of many manners and customs, give
strength to this conviction. However, 1 am not tied
to any theory on the subject. / am not inclined to
theory, but delight in facts and l desire to present
one hundred facts, or words. to show the resem-
blances of language, and evidence of relationship
between the people of this group and those OF the
Malay Archipelago.
In this comparative vocabulary l have been
largely aided by the vocabularies in Wallace's new
work on the East India Archipelago and what /
do not find there are from my own remembrance
of the languages of Malaysia.
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MgL Capt Ahay. and tCr notiSE Mrs. Rvban>ou, dgirc d.
express N THIS mAnSeE their IhAnks 10 The cltESras of iioDo-
}asa for The sympathy manifested an The shape d material AID
Houelala, sepl. Ath. is7a
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CRCELrY tn ANiNALS-We have received q con-
usunicaton from "A Passenger on the hi5gaeg, :
stating that there is = good deal Of unnecessary
cruelty exercised towards animals on freight by the
crew OF the steamer. We do not doabt but that
were the facts brought 10 the knowledge Of the
Captain or the Agent, the inhuman practices would
be put a stop to.
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THE ExcURsIoSIsTs returned from the trip 70 lis-
waii aud the ascent Of Msuna Loa on Sunday morn
ing. in good health and highly pleased with their
jaunt. Doubtless it will he n lifelong memory with
all, the feat Of having climbed a mountain nearly
$4,000 feet and Gased upon s. grand volcano in full
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOrrtlser.
SATURDAY,. SEPTEMBER q.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

~ As we 60 10 press the mail steamer from
San Francisco is of the port.
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AVIS AUX

(COKnssAEAT NJ CoSsCLAT De IA RKPUB,IQUE
FRAScATsE Aux hEs HAWAI-
WTN RECENSEM QCINQ de
~ Ia population ayant, en- c. moment, lieu en- France le
GOuVernenent de Ia ltrpubhqus vi-nt, par uBe circulaire
sdressse a sss Agents a Fetrangsr, de les charger de Telever le
nOmbre, Ie sexe. Page les mons etc, de ieurs natiOnAux residant
dams lsurs circouscripdons Tespectiyes-
IN consequence, tOus IS Franeais hsbitAnt, a quslqne tire
que &c soft, une des lies de rarcEipeI. sont invites a VOuloir bien
Sc presenter dams IN deIai d'ns uu mDis, a partird'sujourdbui.
an Consulat de France = H0loiulu, (Hiehard street 3gl, de lh
a midi T.. VIA - XIX |
Fait a HoEoIulu, L. Mcrcreii, II Septembre 1872.
lie Consul et COmmissaire he Ia KepubIiqne Franchise.
HENRY LIE MONNIER-
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FAIR AT WAIALUA.-We notice by advertisement
that there will be a fair and exhibition al the Fe-
male Seminary at Waialua. on this Island. on the
10th of December next The object is IA worthy
one. -
FIRE AT MAKAwAo-By the KIauea we hear
that Messrs. Alexander & Co. have lost about
sixty sores of growing cane by a fire st Mskawao.
A severe loss, taken in connection with the existing
drought. -
FROM THE VoLcANoEs.-Captain Hatfield. of the
schooner UlGmd. which vessel arrived from Kona
and Kau yesterday, reports that the light from the
crater Of MokuaweOweo was apparently increasing
in brilliancy, and that kilauea continued in unusual
activity. -
MURDERER CoNvICTED-The man Kuheleaumoku
convicted of the murder of CT old man and wsman
at WaiebH. Mani. last March, was brought down
from Lahaina yesterday on the Nettie Merrill, and
taken to the prison, there to await the day fixed for
his execution, which is the 18th day of March next.
SUPPLENENT-We present our patrons with a
seven-column supplement to-day, containing a full
account of the Volcanoes, and also a very interest
ing article from the Friend, descriptive of the old
ladies' tea party in this city. The present will be
q good numbert TO send to friends abroad.
NAvAL.-The U. S. s. Resaca, Nathaniel Green,
commander, 9 guns and $50 men, arrived on Satur
day last, 80 days from Apia, Navigator Islands.
The only item of interest that we CLEAN by this ar
rival is to the effect that the different chiefs of the
group were involved in petty wars
Coal ON FIRE.-On Sunday afternoon last, a
slight smoke arising from the pile of coal on the
steamer wharf indicated the presence of fire. Mr..
John Tibbitts, fire warden of the district. was
promptly on hand and got u hose on to the spot with
water from the street pipe.
lBENET1T.-Madam Marie Duret takes q benefit
next Monday evening at Buffum's Hall, under the
patronage of the Captain and officers of the ResacG.
The fine play of East Lynne" will be presented
with ga Tempest in a Tea Pot" Seats can be
secured at Mr.. Thrum's.
FINsANE-Ther report comes from Maui that a some
what prominent member of the late Assembly from
that Island has become insane since leaving Homo
lulu, and was SO violent that he had to be tied to
keep him from mischief. Sooth to say, his course in
the Assembly was e~rratic.
The GLORIOUS RAMON Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, the city and immediate neigh
borhood was refreshed with copious showers, that
were much needed, for the dust had become so
troublesome as to be the subject of n newspaper
item. AS we are juSt about at the equinoxial sea-
son, a change in the weather will be appropriate.
MAsONIC.-The Maui Lodge, U. D.. F. & a. NJ.
meets on the Saturday before the full moon in each
month. The officers appointed by the Grand Master
of California, are
Rev. @. B. Whipple, W. NJ.
ID. +. sanford, 5. W.
George Miller, J. W.
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FAIR AT WAIALUA-We notice by advertisement
that there will be a fair and exhibition al the Fe-
male Seminary at Waialua. on this Island, on the
goth of December next The object is "a worthy
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You will see in this vocabulary, that Hawaiians
and certain Malaysians. especially Molaccans, make
use of nearly the same identical terms in speaking of
the most important and noticeable objects; of the
earth and its products; Of the heavenly bodies and
the elements; of man and the human body; of things
used by man.; of religion, government, and morals;
and of animated nature.
l believe that nearly every ancient Hawaiian word
is traceable to some one of the tongues now spoken,
or that we're spoken in the great Indian Isles. The
Hawaiian %tongue--is commonly SAIL TO be largely de-
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SUPPLENENT.-We present our patrons with n
seven-column supplement to-day, containing a full
account of the Volcanoes, and also a very interest
ing article from the Friend, descriptive of the old
ladies' tea party in this city. The present will be
q good number to send to friends abroad.
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Rev. @. b. Whipple, W. NJ.
ID. f. SANFORD, :. w.
George Miller, j. W.

MECHANICS BENEFIT UNIoN-The Honolulu NJ. b.
U. is one of the oldest mutual benefit societies in this
city, its organization dating from the year 1858. On
the 18th inst. the annual election of officers was had,
with the following result:
PreSident-George C.. Mclean.
Pice PTPsident-JOhn Tibbitts.
TTedSurer-Thomas Sorrenson.
SecTe[dTV-Wnliam B. Wright.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-09-21

FIRE At MAKAwAo.-By the KTlaUea we hear
that Messrs. Alexander s. Co. have lost about
sixty acres of growing cane by a FIRE at Mskawao.
A severe loss, taken in connection with the existing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-09-21

MURDERER CoNvICTED.-The man kuheleaumoku
convicted of the murder of 2u old man and wsman
at WaiebH. Maui. last March, was brought down
from Lahaina yesterday on the -Netje Merrill, and
taken to the prison, there to await the day fixed for