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The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

few days ago as laborers were cutting d
Iroad through q hill near Council Bluffs, Iowa,
they excavated = sack containing ~, 900 in
gold and silver money. Il vas hidden there
eighteen years ago BY d man named Mifiir
who murdered ! comrade, Californian.
Muir was captured and hung by q m Oh of
Calitofnians. He had bid the money antier1
stump in this hollow. but refused to tell
where Many have hunted for tile secreted
treasure, but all in vsin. The laborers 1hared
hesboofy equally.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

IMAM ne would sell for. he Il tliscb,-c.,.
the trust imposed upon him to- tl,a m bes. y, !
nus ability, is at his post atsall Zines 81.
House i In session; but is the oripinator 4
,eW measures. he is evidently I'M the Legis.
lAeafesn not from any choice esof his own. 4,
re end Of tailrace, with shovel ii l,.nl
we think he would be jsuccsss.soI 8 - 80
s. ~ wv ". Drso ,.l .alsfias &
from Desr Lodge Ii PERHAPS itfanb tiig nbest ,avvsr
- sne House. House. He Is q member OF The J,,-.
9. alclary Committee, Is good legislator nrac-
.'cea ana thorough. His occupation i thai
~ re law a He is the author of hi which
=, nas passed the House and IS now rpending. Il
lae Council, and is known. IL the aChinese
olli pre- venting Chinameli and other aliens
rom :. n holding and working placer mines
lhis bin i likely 10 pass and become. . ls,..
'ut =. the m title should be amended to reaa = |
ollows no :ssa n act to exxtingaish the Bur.]
ln game treaty the repeal of certain acts WI
;ongress and 4 few unimportant provisions
! t1e Constitution of tile United STATE. J,
e, Dixon is an industrious working naenberl.
tne House, whose views upon all Questions
fe nlshiy respected by ALL who hear him
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12
The Supplementary enforcement

By dastardly trick in the Senate, ana
shameless ruling on the part of Senator AN
rHoNY, who occupied the chair, the supple
mentary Enforcement bill, extending the pro
visions of the bill over every voting precinct
throughout the United States, was passed by
Il e Senate as an amendment to the Sundry
Civil Appropriation b II. The latter bill, be-
cause OF its obnoxious amendment, was de-
feated by the Democrats in the House, sup
ported by some of the Liberal Republicans
A committee OF conference was ordered. which
resulted in a modification of the Supplement
tary Election bill so as to provide
"That in any county or parish in any Con-
gressiona dis rct, whenever ten citzens IN
good standing shall make known to the Judge
of the United States Circuit Court their desire
to have the registration or election guarded
and .crutiniztd, the Judge shall appoint NV"
citizens of the election district or voting pre-
cient, of different political parties, as SuperVi-
sors of Election. They are not to have any
compensation or authority to make arrests, or
to perform other duties except to b- IN the
immediate presence of the officers holding the
election, and to witness all the proceedings,
including the counting Of votes and the max
ing the return thereof.
Thus modified this extension of the Bayo
net Election bill passed the House yesterday
evening by u strict party vote, and being &C
cepted by the Senate. Congress, stained Will
this last Infamous act, adjourned sine die -
Bait. Gazette.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12
the Democratic state convensio" F."

Which ....mb,sd Mt Dover on Tuesday, was
mora lsr,eIy attended than any Conventio" tnat
Ia. bs an held in our State for the same purpose
ter many years
It was composed OF gentlemen OF h'sh s'a""'''
in their respective counties, aud ifs procee"'"e'
were marked with degree of harmony fare's
witnessed when 80 little time IL ahordeu !"
which to get through its work.
It will be seen froA the proceedings e'se"he..
that Hon. THOMAS F. BAYARD and Hon BEN
Btoos. Of New Castle County, were e'ectea be'e
sstes to the Democratic National Conventions a"o
Ropr. T. COCHRAN, Esq, and JOHN y oihHL'
Eo.. alterna,es. From Kent couhty'Dr. Ho'f
SALISBURY AMI JAMES WILLIAMS, ESD Dr'e
o .tss. and Dr. NJ u LoFLASp and Dr. ALBEIT
q WHITLEY, aternates. From o''seN
county, JOIN II. PAYS1ER. Esq, and EpwAhl
L. MARTIN, Esq, Delegates, and Dr' II.
E1LEooop Ind ". FlsK TOWNSEND, E'q'
aiternates.
The delegation is considered strong one, anu
one which will fully ana tairly represent the pe"
ocr.cy of the State. and to whose charge the III
terss,s OF the Party aud tho People may be sa'e'!
intrusted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

wnen the misguided and imprucentvotary OF riea4u..
rsths, he iubibed She seeds this pain a,
/ oit-n happens that an li-sm+d -eLse OF shame o
ot discovery steI him hose
rl education responsibility cana lone befriend him
his
"a. make ulcSi
s.ss~u cturBsl p.iur the head and i'Inbs
ess sight, dsstnsss sodehoL the hin bones
head mtties
ghtful till At lartth he as'e The mouth
tai nd he ictiIu oitps
eeou.s . ration III a<sth puts
eriod his dr.sdui .anerink sending HIM 10 tha
country from hence traveller returne.
IissMELA NCHOLY FACT that thouhaLIs iail victim
this terrible diseasr. .oving 10 The unsL 80 Of ie
nsTs. VINO BY She of that DEADLY iOl
son, 6ERCuRf, ruin the con sttutioh an make
nt.s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12
c,TyareMs.

ALEKEU WALTON. Druggist. No. 30 Maike
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions Of
mo iicipes, and that q competent person II at All
tim ready prescribe for such SICK as call at thn
store and that charge is made except the regular
price of the medicines the same price ms they woul
bay anywhere else: but that ne one l. visited a.
their residences.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.-We would cal.
the attention of those building to our stock q
Building Hardware, Paints, OILS. Glass. Sc, whic
is well selected, and LARGEST in the State
Nails, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortise Locks, But
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts, Staybacks, and II
fact all necessary matc,iSl for building, for sale
CAPELLE 4 BROTHER, PIP Market st.
Carpenters Tools, Planes, Carpenters All
Chapman's make,l Chisels, Sockets and Firmer
Squares Steel and Iron Compas ses, Calapers, Rules
Wooden and Steel Braces, fnehers. bevels. Say
Sets, Pumbs and Levels, Nc, Tor sale by
CAPELLE Il BROTHER, 2l2 Market ST.
GRAIN DAaS.-Stark Mills, Al, all cotton
Grain Bugs, for sale by
CAPELLE s. BROTHER, 2l2 Market St
PLOWS, of different makes, "a follows Heck
enionl, Moore, Atwood ~ Wiley's, New Yors
'''"Acs,' CAPELLE II: s 4 BROTHER. PIP Market St
PLOW CASTINGS --Heckendorn, Moore, Al
wood II Willey's. Tor sie by
CAPELLE " BROTHER. 2i2 Market St
KNIVES AND FORKS. Our stock of Tab
and Dessert Knives, Ivory. Tip-hoI1,, Ebony an
Cocoa handles, both En,;iish and American make
i, worthy of the attention OF any one wishing t
purchase. CAPEI.LE d BRO, 2l2 Market st.
CROSS CUT .SAWS.-Wo ood and Cross Gu
Saws, with Tutte's patent toeth these saws by tn
experience Of practical ,aen, will do as much wor
in one day any other in twol and at redu g
prices, for sale by CAPELLE u BRO.
ZIP Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12

They had a side. splitting funeral in New
ark, New Jersey, the other day. The hearse
and lnournrrs met the sup posed corpse at the
depot and took it to the cemetery where the
last sad rites were ilnpresslvely performed.
Their grief was turned to laughter when tile
grave-digxers ascertaned by the weight that
The CONN was an empty ono belonging to a
local undertaken, and dispatch informed
them that the corpse would not arrive till
next day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12

CosGEEss The LAST DAY OF TIE SEs-
sIoN.-On Monday both houses met al O'Clock
A NJ. Ia the Senate Mr.. BAYARp, in behalf
OF the Committee Of investigation made repor,
upon the alleged abuses III the New York Cu--
10 House. Several bills were passed during
the session. The only ones Of general Interest |
related to the construction of bridge over the
Onio river and provided Tor the removal Of the
political disabilities of ex Governor Vance, oi
North Carolina and General Houst, n, Of :, la
bama. The consideration of the snndry Civil
Appropriation bill with the enforcement amend
nent consumed lhe greater portion Of the session
which WAS extended TO r. VI. and atlerward.
to p. IA. After several dlsagreement- OF the
conference com nitlees 10 which il wa- referred
the amendment WAS modified in its prov- o,is
and The bll was passed. Al 8 O'clock, P. NJ.
after the customary .ormalities had been observ.
ed, The Senate was declared adjourned SINE
DIE.
hoUsE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.-Th recess
Of the House expired at 8 O'Clock Monday
morning, and ,he session Of Saturday was re-
sumed and continued until IL A. NJ, when the
regular session OF Monday was commenced A
number Of bills We're passed in the House -
Among them were the bills TO remove the po-
lilcai disabilities Of Ex-Governor Vance and
Gen. Houston; the bill u prevent the Obstruc-
tion o Justice IN United States Courts, and the
bill relating TO promotions in the staff depart
ments Of the army. The report ofthe conferenc,
commiuee on the Sundry Civil Appropriation
bill was ~ e.en,ed. In violation Of the agree
ment I'm n.ersIood on Saturday, 1t retained In
Emfoiceinent amendment. This action of th,
committee was bitter Y denounced by Mr. Kel
ley, and defended by Mr.. Garfield VINO mad
the report. A personal discussion took plac,
between ses-rs. Morgan aud Bingham, i,
which the former gentleman branded The iat,e
IA u liar, and caused considerable excitement.
The Sundry Civil bill was reserved TO severa
conference committees, and extensions of tn
session were made similar to those in the Ser
ate. A modification Of the obnoxious ament
inent was finally oh ained and the bill na-s, d.
The usual ceremonies OF notifying the Presider
Of the adjournment Of Congress and Of passing
vote Of thanks to the Speaker Was performed
and al 8 Oh cx P. ". the House was d.claI e
ad jourued SINE DIE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12
Real estate agents.

Collectors of Rents, dc, Conpeydncers dn0
Collectors of accounts.
oFFIuE-NO. 2 BRINGIIuRST BUILDING.
alrl- -.m'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12

Among the barbarous practices still prevail
ing in the state VI Connecticut is one Of put
ting panpers up at au :tnn and knocking them
down to the man who will undertake to keep
them aliv- at the lowest figure. 1t Is horrible
to think of the living that some OF these poor
CT .atues must get 1T the hands of a h-artlrss
aud mean spirited person determined to make
q much as possible out Of his bargain
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12

D. A. Freeman, pardOned out of the Tennes.
see State Prison by Brownlow when Governor
Is now seeking the nomination for Governor
on the Radical ticket just the man fol
Brownlow and his parry
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-12
Mtaital.
H. c. SNlTCHER, M. D.,
:sO2 Delaware Avenue,
Oppostte the Baptist Ch.rcdr
WILM!Sa1ON. DEL.
Baltimore Lock Hospital.

Where may be obiAi"ed the s.o., certain |
speedy, pleasant A.d only eneci"si rs"-
cdy la shs world fer alt
DISEASES or IMPRUDENcE
SsAknse. the B.cA Limbs s..e'u,ts. Aa.e'Sa. e.
,s k.y I s
o~ sp.r,ss enaus.on o. tdras ., me o,
..ss H.-a, Inso.. None sk.n. An.s.o.s q Ia
ssos .e ~ b. rrIe., .sss,
,ra.,ecss MORE t... 20 ther .,es 'n.u .nt "1"s 9 &
,iiiiians hopes 'n-
sssabis.
sspsc,siy no nAss .cun~ .he OF soluaIy Vice
drsasiul Aud ssructtss n.p which annn.liy s~ssp'
xAitsd sAisGs and criil"rs ,aterct WING m.sns otei
dsloausucs or sAsssso scss~cJ she ls'ngytemsJ Call
NAhhaAuE.
Masrsa pst.ons Young Asp ceu,-n plating marriaA
.w.r. 81 rhysc. W-.1sss. i,s. ., Proee.."s fnws
is.n..-. E~.vouA DsSsy. otAny o.hsr D"au.linc.o.
he piAc-. hu,.~l, uaasr snsc.rs OF DR.. may
.Aads .u o,s nsnoi and CON sas"'
i~iy upon tis Aiil IN q physiciHu.
UkHANiC WEAKNESS
ams,i..,~,y ursL aua iaii vigor restored.
rn,s rsfs auo
'.;.. ss :, .p. 10 com
II. tosns s1Ats 81 sh@ ar-.aiu con.s
u jec. prss.no 80 deny tSs
iS:. .Ho... = aS:. 81 h.S ...
esnj ohspringshs moo :.sii.us nnd d...iue's .,inE
.nssa ,hs Physical snd Msn.si Fuuc.,ous wsa.sneo,
Power. N.iy.u. i.n..Sa,, D,..p.,,.
ApaL,ou Of she Hear. igsssion Deb,
and wasting the Flame, Cough. Consumption Dsca
CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
ReisV n S,r How're No Mercury!
'e,so"s hsised 6y lo"orani. TrN.ng treissae,s""
thesr De0dfV PotsOns. sh0Hfd aDDfy tMmedtdfev
DR. JOHNSTON.
Member o, ths Royal College Surgeons. Gr..
81 ~: %S's s.: ~ oo.ss: M n I'll: unt
as Loudon, P.r,s and .e~
yer snosn; n.ay ay.roseleo vIh I,rsns The S..a Az
S:1 a.
im.tmss with asrsagsmsns Of msd. we're cuEsc NM.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DfJ addresses all those wsonAvs injured themselves b.
naulsens: and :Si,:.ry Sheh ruin eo.
oc,ety or AarrlASs ,
sd Limbs. Pains IL ihs Head. Dimness sight. Lo..
es:ss s ~ @ s:'
i. much
dreaded LG..ot MsHo.y son,u,i9n o. idsss DePI..
,s.ssu.s oi solitude. Ti%idi'' &c. III
.s .; o;,o,.o..o,.,,s.,c.n now ,uss. h.,
% sssans hs
Pc IL.
consumption. ,,, $50,
VINO nav. injured themselves BY e.,,a,u practice. II
ulsed abit freaueI tly LEANED from
ompsAions sch o. the effects Of which nigh,
felt when asleep. tud il sot cured. iers
age possible, and destroy both IN ind b shosl
,piy M msdists.,
Wns, . pity tnAt youpk man the hope OF his
oe pride parenis snonld be snached ell pro~
.css nd enjoy of life by Consequence devia
NJ from sh~ path OF and indulging
rsshsb's Such murI. before eonts suv,atins
MARRIAGE
/ ssa~ct ,ha.s sound min .ud oody ueces
.ry requisites promote bal nappiress Indeed
,thoui these the journey through life weary phi
msgs; prosp- hourly dsT he view the
G With despair AID Oiled ith the uelap
molly rsnsctioa shASshs hsppinesso OF anothor
=
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12

The THEY CACGHr-By an arrival IRON Lahaina
we learn that the native who stole clothing. etc
al the Waikiki Ball. has been caught. tried aud
found guilty on six different charges aud sentenced
in the aggregate Ia seven years and four months
Imprisonment At hard labor. He was brought here
on the Nestie Merrill, yesterday, P. NJ
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portant theme. a correct appreciation q which
undcrlies al our discussions on the sulJcCi Il " Labor
and Population " for IL IL be q fact. ne h. usually adj
mitted, that the inhAbifsnt Of a temperate cline, let
his mind be what IL may, cannot settle on the soil OF
a tropical climate and cultivate Il with his own hafds
80 as TO form = basis for a population. would not that
fact suSnnarily dispose Of most Of those crude and
visionary notions which have been 80 freely put for
ward Of late on this SUBJECT II il be a fact that the
only possible or ut least Immediately practicable
method Of advancing man in tropical countries IL by
o system in which the TcutOnic or some other eQually
qualified mind leads and governs the mass Of o papu-
laiion Of the darser skinned tropical races whose
physical constitution IL suited TO the soil, but whose
minds are not 50 advanced as theirs, is Il not folly TO
talk about " cutting up our plantations into ten acre
farms - the " advantages Of Offering citizenship ~
an inducement 10 immigrants" the 20 glorious and
prosperous State which We are 90 build. the snlls Of
whose commerce. are 10 whiten the Pacific. is TO rear
Its pillars upon the corner stone Of seTfdom." and
such like buncombe.
II may be quite true that the planters themselves
in these climates should not be allowed 10 make their
own labor laws just 10 suit their own IDEAS on the
other hand they must be careful not 90 allow young
men who have a position 20 gain, or older men who
have gained one, TO make political capital NJ their
expense, by first confounding our labor system with
slavery, and then putting themselves forward 10 de-
stroy IL. These gentlemen have OF course the full
right in this free country to attempt what they
please in this respect, but IL would be expecting too
much that our struggling planters should quietly
proceed with their Zone industrial pursuit aud that
the cultivation and manufacture OF sugar" and see
the hard-earned money they pay for taxes spent in
maintaining public officers aud n Government press
20 help those geatlemen in ito destruction. As our
oracle observes in another connection 80 history does
not justify such expectations." ScoUr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12

To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser !:
SIR A card. signed a. McDuff. published in the
Government Organ of Wednesday last, claims at
tentiOn, as going to show to what despicable use
that sheet, its Director and Editor,-all supported
in their present positions by the business men of
this community and the taxpayers of the country,
may be prostituted whenever a Government off,
cial, low enough for the purpose, wishes to add pub
lie insult to public or private injury already given.
True, '' the responsible man, whoever he may be"
disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed, but
will he attempt to shirk responsibility for the char
acter of the matter disseminated by the official
Gazette | have not seen the article alluded to in
the " Semi Weekly " but in common with those hav-
ing business with officers of this Government, am
necessarily too familiar with the insolence, AFRO
gance and " churlish rebuffs habitually INDUCED
in by certain servants of the people under this
Government, and which | am happy to say contrast
so strongly with the ge~ntlemanly manner and Off
cial courtesy OF the minority Tin numbers) of those
servants. / need not add that no further or better
evidence of the disposition of A. McDuff to add in
suit to injury could be desired, than Is contained in
his card itself. CITIZEN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12
Arrival of the d. G. Murray-News from
the Arctic. /

The expected Murray is off the port this morning,
reporting 16 days passage from San Francisco, with
the mails. She was 81 days on the upward passage.
A schooner. the Urdnia, had arrived at San Fran
cisco, bringing news from the expedition to the
wrecked whaling feet. dated Aug. 10Th. One ship,
the Mineral, is reported to have been got of without
injury, and she and the Florence would bring away
about $25O,0OO worth of oil. The ships cruising are
casually mentioned as having all done well walrusing.
1t appears that after the abandonment of the vessels
last Fall the natives burned some of them, the vessels
being consumed TO the ice line. Below that the
stores in the hold were found in a good state of pre-
servation and comparatively unipjured. The floors
Barnes as having been stove and lost a rudder.
We shall give details on Tuesday morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12

The present size of gentlemen's stone sleeve
buttons leads us to believe that some one has
been unable to l~egitiwately dispose Of On enor-
nous importation of marble table tops.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12

10 His Exeellency the Minister of the Interior
returned from a visit 10 Molokai, in the Paudhi on
Tuesday morning.
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The Girl of the Period-Fearfully and
Wonderfully Made.

A recipe for making one Of this years fashion
able young ladies, is thus given by a Saratoga
correspondent Take ninety pounds Of Aesh aud
bones-but chiefly bones-wash, clean, bore
holes in the ears and cut off the small toes bend
the back to conform to tho Grecian bend, the
Boston dip, the kangaroo droop, the Saratoga
slope, or the bullfrog break, as the taste inclines
then add three yards of linen, two umbrellas with
leather waist straps, 100 yards Of r%ufaes, rs yards
of edging, Ii yards Of dimitY, / pair of silk cot
ton hose, with patent hip attachments, ono pair
Of false calves, six yards flannel (embroidered),
one pair Balmoral boots, with heels three inches
high, four pounds of whalebone in strips, l,76U
yards steel wire, three-quarters Of a mile Of tape,
ten pounds of raw cotton, or two wire hemispheres,
one wire basket to hold n bushel, four copies of q
New York paper triple sbeet), $50 yards Of silk,
or other dress goods, 500 yards OF pointlace, i 400
yards of fringe or other trimmings, IL gross Of
buttons, one box pearl powder, one saucer car
mine, an old hare's foot, one bushel Of false hair
frizzled and fretted al Africaine, one bundle jap
anese switches, with rats, mice and other yarmints,
one peck of six button gloves, one lace handker-
chief, nine inches square, with patent holder.
Perfume with ottar OF roses or sprinkle with nine
drops of the blessed Baby" or West End"
Stuff the head with fashionable novels, ball
tickets, play bills, and wedding cards, some scan
dal, a great deal of lost time, and a very little
poodle dog add a half grain of common sense,
three scruples of religion, and n ~tincture OF mod
esty. Season with vanity, afectation and folly.
Garnish with ear rings, finger rings. breastpins,
chains, bracelets. feathers and flowers to suit the
taste. Pearls and diamonds may be thrown in,
if you have them if not, paste and pinchbeck
from the dollar store will do. Whiri all around
in a fashionable circle, and stew by ~gas-light for
six hours. Great care should be taken that the,
thing is not overdone. If it does not rise sufli7
GENTLY, add more copies of a New York paper.
This dish is highly ornamental, and will do to-
put at the head Of your table on grand occasions,
but 1T is not suitable for everyday use. at home,
being very expensive and indigestible. 1t some
times gives men the heartburn, and causes them
to break, and is certain death 70 children. If
you have not the ingredients at hand, you can
buy the article ready-made in any Of our large
cities-if you have money enough.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12
,lns raaLg - nesalnLu m.aaes. sr c. J. Lraz..
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l..
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

THE HAWAIIAN Mission Children's Society will
meet this evening at the residence Of Mr.. L. Nc
Gully, at u O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12

FIRE AT WAIMEA.-Last Saturday a native house
at Waimea was destroyed by fre-cause, friction
matches in the hands of q child while the parents
were absent. In connection with the subject of
matches, it may be mentioned that the natives ex-
tensively use them as counters in gambling, which
may account for the frequent oecurrenee of these fires.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12

THE BRIG NCUANU-Tbis vessel. formerly the
Susan. which left here March 10th bound for Hong
kong. touched at Pleasant Island, May 9Th. and
proceeded on her voyage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12

ERRArA FOR THE GAzETTE.-The Wailuku Ball did
not occur on Sept. 18th, but on Oct. 2d; Andreas.
the murderer. was arrested at Halemano, not at Eva;
H. Cornwell is the proprietor of Waikapu Plantation,
not Wailuku, ETC., etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12

THE STEAMERs.-The Nebraska has been absent
forty-three days to-day, and is consequently not
yet due from Auckland. The idaho is as yet only
seventeen days absent on the San Francisco route.
aud the usual time for the round trip is not less than
twenty-siX days. -
THE "QUEEN EMMA " sailed for San Francisco
between one and two O'Clock on Saturday last.
having been in port less than five days. and in that
time discharged one full cargo and taken in
another. Good dispatch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-10-12

CtdARs A. 8 Cleghorn & Co. have jnst received
by the .HiHerra a choice lot Of Manila Cigars and
Cheroots. We advise cur friends to sample them. as
Aif they dc, they are pretty sure TO buy.