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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

Parson Brownlow hesitated for some
weeks, but finally took the shack pay"
money, at the same time cursing the
poverty, protracted illness and the doca
tors bills that forced him to do ihl "a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10

Tue New SMALL CoINs.-The follow
ing circular viii he issued in a day or
two by the Director of the Mint at Phil
adelphia, relating to the distribution OF
the new three and five cent pieces: h
One cent bronze and three and FIVE
cent nickle copper pieces, may at the
discretion of the director of the mint
be deIiverd in any of the principal. cities
and town of the United States, at the
cost of the mint for transportation.
Coins will be issued iii exchange, at
par for lawful money of the United
States. ...
Applications for these coins, accom-,
panied by these necessary bonds, must
be made in all cases to the Superintend-
ent ssthe Mint of the United States at
Philadelphia. Remmittance may be
made to the Superintendent of the Mint
at Philadelphia i'll post-Office money or,
ders, or sight drafts on Philadelphia or
| New York, payable to the order of the
said Superintendent, on the receipt of
which, or as soon thereafter as practic-
able, on amount of minor coins cores
ponding with the sum remitted will he
forwarded, free.from expense, to any
point accessible by steam orrail commu-
nication.
Persons making applications for mi
nor coins will state particularly the de-
nomination required, whether one three
or five cent pieces, and write plainly
the address to which the coins are to be
forwarded.
These regulations apply only to the
one-cent bronze and three and five cent
nickel-coppes coins, which are issued on
ly bv the Mint OF the United States at
Philadelphia.
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CLOTIIIERS.

EDWARD G. PIERCE Dealers in Clothing, Hats
Caps. and Gents Furnishing Goods, Ashtabnla o. s34
w AITE 4 SILL, Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in RI ady Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Hats. Caps, &C. Ashtabula . ..s. .t .ts-.' 800
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l.. ). 81 VI. S.-FRANKLIN DIVI ION.
From and after January 5th. 1S13 Passenger Trains
will run a follows:
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GEORGE q. HUBBARD, DEALER in Hardware,
Iron, Steel and Nsir Stoves, Tin Plste Sheet Iron,
tsen asS ssppsr Ware, yisk's Book Ashheais,
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-10-11
NJ TT
ERIDAK. ocToRER 10. IS.

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10. ISIS
TIE nregn arrivals since our last have bseu-Ocr- 3h,
Russian ship Martin LHf5sr. from the Amor River. en route
Cor Bakers Isani O. load glano British bark Beur5rIeh,
from Hougkong. with msrchanIise % Chuan b Co. 6th, Ia-
Eaian brig I'm n. Him, from Tahiti, wth fresood O. a.
W cirre q Co. British bHg Ro5eyS Cosa4. from sydney,
with Goals O. T. a. Dawes 5th, LibeFian bark Ciwa L9a.r,.
from Columbia River. with assorted cargo o. H. Hackied q
90. The American bark Ahen Bssrs from Columbia River,
touched % the port On she % AMI saaei next day Er Hong
kong.
The departures have been-Oct 4rh. North German brig
HsfsHs, Cor sydney, Eih sugar. AMI rulu 9TH. g. : \
P0rtsH0Hth, Er n cruise
The British bark BsnUoUiich - ur a. san Francisco, %
SAL on Wednesday, taking a mail
The British brig WIsAiorsy sails f5-m7rr5E fr Syduev
with a cargo % sugar, etc.
The table Of Domestic Exports, a. prepared BY the C0IIec-
tnF General u Customs, Tor the uin- m0nihs endlBg Septem-
D~r 10Th. VIII b. found below, AMI presents a very favorable
sh0sing for the country. The increase over the sane period
in Is52- has been noteworthy in the articles of sugar, rice, tai
low AMI wool The table Is valuable, as showing The steady
increase 10 our domestc products, and {. r FAR encouraging
PoETL,vB. o, s~pt 18Th. $50.
M0LAssES-HawaiaH 2J035 cents
sUGNHs-The market T. strong for Island ~ . UII cents
NEW YoRk. sept. 18th. 1877.
The price q gold has once more advanced 70 1lzi.
There r. q heavy corner IN coffee, advanced o. =zHl cenf-.
4LONG THE RHARgES.
srhr 30, KeEi j. lying al Tbbets 4 soreusonrs wharf
Sehr Rob Roy Is repairing al the Old Custom House wharf
schr Neuie Merrill, at Juifs wharf sails fr Lahaina To-
sehr Prince, n Brewers wharf, sails fr Roua and Kau 90
morrow.
sehr Mar Ellen, NJ Robinson wharf sails hr wafh-@ To-
mouow.
sehr Fairy Queen, Al, same wharf, sail. br Hanal~i TO-
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IMPORTS.
FROH wLADrvOsrocK-Per Martin Luther. Oct. 4uh
c-k and IL bbts Whale OIL 10 N HarkEI 4 GO

FROH WLNDTvOsTocK-Per Martin Luther, Oct. lth.-l
c-k and IL bbs Whale Oil 70 II Hackfeid & Co.
FRoM HoNGKONG-Per BenvOirEch. Oct. 9th - uEc.
Fire Crackers, . bs Dried Lochee. Z bs Dried Lomgau :
bxs Chestnuts, . bNs Back Hop, / bv SesSamuu. : bNs Nd~e.
L. bs Bamboo shoot, ] bN Olive Seed. 1 bN White Nuts. I hN
Salt Cabbage, 20 ilrs Vegetables, : bNs Cake SOAP. 20 bvs
Nermieeli, 200 bNs OIL, 5 bs Flat Fish, 10 bxs Cutie Fish,
y bxs Shoes, q bNs Dried Oysters, 3 bNs Selves. II bs Dried
Fish. l bN Lanterns, ] bN Pen and Ink, so bxs Soy. bales
Orange Peel, . bNs Paper Cages. > bNs China Ware. 8 bNs
salt Olives, III Jars and lG bxs Wine. 40 jars Sauce, 5 ars
sour Piums, 90 bNs Pickle Melon, 5 ars Black Soy. 10 bNS
Plums, 2 bxs Sessamun Oil, . bNs salt Beans. ? bvs BASKETS
I bX Cards, 1 bx Joss Sticks, $50 bXs Camphor Trunks. COO
rolls Mattings, 100 rolls Straw Ware. SOL pkgs Tea. $50 b,s
Manila Cigars, go bales Irvine, 30 bxs Tobacco, 80 pes Wood
Min, bx Grass Cloth, l bx Leaf Fans, I bN Fans. ! bNs Lac
guered Ware, LIS g. Preserves, . 6 Glassware. Z C. SAIL
Piums, 10 pkgs Melon Seeds, 1 bS Pipes. 2 bVs Hams. SO bXs
Preserved Vegetables 9 pkgs Medicine, 81 pkgs Papers. 1 bx
Curtains, u bXs Clothing, 10 bales Tea, bIs silks. 10 bHs
Dried Lily Flowers, . bNs Rice Flour, 4 bxs Flour, 70 baskets
vegetables, bNs Abaiom, ! bN Slippers, 20 bxs Trunks, 3 csks
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The Bessemer Steamer.

The first Bessemer steamer for service between
Dover and Calais is now building at Hull. The
origin of the peculiar mode of construction adopted
for the saloon Of this vessel is curious. Mr.. Besse-
mer is the inventor of the Bessemer process for
making steel, by which he has acquired enormous
wealth. All his money could not save him from
sea-sickness when he desired to see foreign coun-
tries. He became so disguised that he resolved to
circumvent old Father Neptune. He invented 4
swinging saloon that the motion of a vessel would
not affect, hung it in his garden, and by the aid of
his servants rocked il in a very good imitation OF a
storm at sea. II worked admirably. So be is
building Il steamship to try it practically. The
principle upon which the saloon is fixed is the same
as thai upon which nautical instruments which
must retain the same level are suspended. The
new vessel is alike at both ends. and has the APP
pearance Of 4 gigantic steam canoe. She is $50
feet long. 30 feet broad inside of her paddle-boxes.
and 2.774 tons burthen. Ii will be in the center of
the ship. however, that its most characteristic feat
IRE will be found. for here will be placed her sa-
Icon. which will he 20 feet long and 50 feet wide.
and suspended upon its massive pivots At the cen
ter and at the e~xtremities. Thus supported. it will
be brought under the control of powerful hydraulic
gear. worked by the principal boiler of The ship.
This gear will be so arranged that it is expected a
man will be able to impart TO the saloon = rolling
motion in relation to the ship precisely the reverse
ct that which the ship herself receives. In other
words. the efforts OF the ship, when moved by The
waves. to impart lis own rolling motion 10 the "a:
loon will be exactly neuiralized. and The occupants
Of the saloon will. so far as rolling only is CON
cerned. he quite free from movement. however
much the vessel herself may roll.
HEMP BtNANA-A specimen OF this tree. one
old. grown from the seed. * now in blossom
n the yard back of this office. Il l. eighteen feet
to the blossom branch. measures about four
cen inches through at The butt. and has produced
onrtcen young plants. seven ol which are now
tanding around H..
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WiUuoEIug Marl.rcs, ? huif- NCrIcu Slabs. Is7 rk-s Chairs.
2 bales Sawed. =, coils Manila Rope. ! ok CoppeT Ware. =
Ilrs Sugar. 12257 Bricks O. Chlizn s. c..
FHov BoLAHoLs-Psr Wm- II. Allen. Oct 9Th 30 cord.
Nood, 1850 taraaEuts. ~ gals Lime Juice. 10 PCS Hide,
! AEch0r and 20 EthGm, Chain O. 4 " PIERCE s. co. 2rs
Miss Co Haysli-u Bro 2 O. Mdse. l bar Specie % a =
tlegh1w a Go 2cs HIa. I Tag Specie % Charles Long d.
bags spece, J csc Oranges and Lines, ? crz Hair III 10 order.
FRcv sYpSET-PeT Robert C0wan. Oct. 9Th -2f5 tons
Coal, 80 bulIs Mats o. r n Davies.
FEoN PoETLtND-Psr Clara Louise, Oct sth SIS o. Pilot
breli- go SIS Beans % q Brewer s. Co 1000 Pipe Slaves.
10000 Iterce Slaves. COCO q Lumber % " l. Green 80 SKIS
Wheat, lOs4 sks Bran 4s5 sks Dat. 900 bbs and - hf bbis
Salmon, 20 ~ bhis and = kts salmon Bellies, S - Lard. Ss c.
Bread, . O. salmon, 2J.OOJ q Lumber 70 Il HackeIi s Co.
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MEMORANDA.

REPORT Or BRIG wN- H. ALLEN. y. ScHNEIDEE. Mas
rER--Left Boabola the 10th Sept for Honolulu, with a cargo
81 hrewOod and cocOanufs. From lat 15o : had strong winds
from Sc up TO lat So \. where We had during Eve days plenty
of rain, and Gains after that had winds from Ne. which
DAYS
Report OF BAES BESvOIHLICH- TIP HARRIS, MASTER
Len HougkOug July Jlst with Light nOrthsTly winds until
passing Formosa on August 9th then had three days westerly
winds from tnS = the 81 sept IN lat 43S y, long 16Io +,
light easterly and 81 winds Then light Ne winds % the
list sept IN Lat J3S ". long l6Oe w, where We encountered
\ severe gale Of three days duration from the Sc and :. then
moderate breezes % Entering the trades Made the passage
n O. days.
REPORT OF BARK CLARA Louise, FORBES, MasTER,-I-
days from Astoria, Oregon, with produce 10 II Hackfeld & Go.
First two days strong NV breeze balance q passage light
bafaing winds and squalls
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TnE Ga=ele's tender of congratulation to this
Journal on its " having been selected as the official
organ of the Hawaiian government " is n very
lugubrious attempt TO be witty, and is libelous.
We defy any one To discover the point Of the
Joke, seeing that in truth and in fact, everybody
recognizes the Gazette itself rs being that orgaI..
1t publishes 9 by authority all official notices,
all legal advertisements, and performs all gorern-
meHt printing, . on terms understood to be salts
factory to both parties :" the ADVERTISER has
no part nor lot in the matter. But recently it
became necessary that the proposed amendments
10 the Constitution should be published for three
months in Hawaiian and English, and the Secre-
tary Of the Assembly invited tenders from the
prOprietors Of the two printing Offices. 1t was
not a government job, and therefore did not go TO
the Gazette rs 4 matter Of course. Our offer was
considerably the lowest, and the job was awarded
to us. The Ga-ehe's appetite for government
pap has SO grown on that upon which it feeds,
that it suffers from an attack of indigestion, and
cannot distinguish between legislative work and
that Of the government.
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ENG

FOR HoSGkONC-Per Ahen Besse. Oct 4th-Man Tuck
and 2 children, An sam, Ahchee, Ahee.
|FOE WTSDwAKD PoETs-Per Kiauea. Oct. 6th-Her Ev r
lReelikOani, Mrs o DOmins, Mrs W II Davis, Mrs Kama
kau, Miss Z X Brash, J slmsen, w II Ricksrd, Mrs Taylor
and 3 children. James Noble, and about IS deck.
FRON HOSGROSC-Per BenvOirich, Oct. Chip Quaug,
RAJ Wing, Shek Kuur, and Il lab0rer-.
FzoN BOLABOLA-Per VIM II. Allen, Oct. Gth-KsoIe W.
FEON WINDwARD POETs-Per Klauea, Oct. lIth-Capt
James Make, Mrs J % DOminis, Mu KamakAu, 2 y Make.
) r ChillngTorh d wife, Gov p Nahaolelua. r Ralakini, G.
Hall, A Sumter, Mizs Kawao, Miss Chamberlain. r Love. and
u deck.
FROM KAHULUI-Per IA SI0i, Oct. Ilth-T II Paris, G
kimble, Charles & Anney, W II Cornwel, Mrs HoapH. Al,
Akana, and 80 deck.
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DEPARTURE -.

C. i-Schr Netue Merrill, Crane. Tor Lahaiua. Maui
Am bk Alden Besse, NOyes. for HongkOug.
i-SChr Active, Puaahiwa, for Maalaea. Maui.
Herman bgtn Helene, r p Buhu, for Sydney.
1-Stmr kilaue1, Taylor, for Maui and Hawaii
6-SChr IA Moi. West. for kahuIui, Mann.
d-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for Koloa a Waimea. Kauai
@Schr Warwick, kalaWail, for Kalaupapa. Mol1kai.
s-Schr Daunless, BerTill. for Lahaiua. Maui.
s-Schr Luka, haai, for MOloaa, Kauai
-Schr Kinau, Ahuihala- for KOcIau.
-Schr Juauita, Fountain. for Waialua.
s-Schr Keoui Ana, J DudOit. for WaiaIua-
S-Russian ship Martin Luther, Schi1uniug. for Bl-
keris Island.
9U ; surveying ship Portsmouth, Skerrett. 1cruiSe.
lO-Hax schr Waiota, English. 10 cruise
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'oRT OF HONOLULU, III. i.
AR

ct if-Schr keOni Ana, J Dulcit. from WaiaIua.
N4-Russian ship Martin Luther, Schionning. Is dayS
from AMOR River.
4-Brt bk Benvoirich. L 4 Harris - .d,v. tr,r,
HOngkong.
-Schr Juanita, Fountain, fm kauuakakai 4 Puk0l
5-Schr kinau. Ahuhala, from Molnaa- Kauai.
3-Sehr warwick, kalawaia, from KalaupaFa, MoIokai.
5-HaE brig VIM II Allen, y Schneider. 20 DAYS from
BoabOla-
@BEt brig Robert Cowau. ReyeIy, - days I'm sydney.
s-Liberian bk Clara Louise, Forbes, l. days from As
t1ria-
s-Sehr Nettie Merrill, Crane, from Lahaina. Maui.
s-schr Prince, Doane. from Kona and Kau. Hawaii
S-Schr Active Puaahiwa, from Maalaea, Maui.
lO-schr Fairy Queen, kaana, from Hanalei, Kauai.
u-Schr ka Moi, West, from kahului, Maui.
l-Stmr hHauea, Taylor, from Hawaii AMI Maui.
u-Schr kinau, Ahuihala, from KOoIau.
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LATTERLY, it has been the practice to shut of
the water from the city altogether during the
night time. We have no desire to be alarmists,
but are constrained to reflect that under these
circumstances it would be doubly unfortunate
We're n fire to break out in the city, at 4 time
when no water IS TO be had. IL would take
some twenty minutes or more to get 4 full head
OF wateF-ony if indeed we have any assurance
that 1t would be- turned on promptly at the first
alarm by the person in charge at the reservoir,
and in that time a deal of mischief might have
been done. The water has been shut off at night
for the reason, probably, that all do not strictly
observe the regulations as to hours for irrigation.
IL this Is the real reason, we suggest that it will
be far better to enforce the penalty for violation
of the regulations, and employ the police specially
to note Offenders, rather than to suffer the uneas-
mess which is felt in regard To our defenccless
condition in case Of fire.
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THE CORRESPONDENCE which we publish else
where in tO-day's paper between the Collector
General Of Customs and q former Minister of FL
nance, although some five years old. is neverthe-
less interesting. Ii shows that we were correct
last week in attributing the Inauguration of the
system Of adding two and 4 half per cent. 4. COM
missions to invoices TO the ingenuity of the Col
lectOr General, and that his action therein was
sustained by the then head of the Department of
Finance. That the practice = = rested solely on
the authority of n Minister, 8 as the Gazette as
serts, does not appear to be the case by the cor
respOndence itself, in which the Collector General
informs the Minister that three years previously,
in 1865, he had instructed two Hawaiian Consuls
(at Victoria, b. G. and Portland, O.)-an here
let us ask if 1t is the province of the Collector
General TO instruct COnsuls abroad, as to their
duties. or rather, is it not the province OF the
Minister of Foreign Relations TO see that the
- charge of two and 4 half per cent. commissions
was added on all invoices not having a charge for
commissions. = and 1t was not until 1868 that
the sanction of Ministerial authority was asked
in the matter.
The tactics OF the Organ in pointing out that
the unjust system was one of many similar acts
OF the late administration does not by any means
justify Its continuance by the present Ministry.
1t simply proves the inertia and inactivity of the
official life that fails to see and recognize existing
abuses, that may have been handed down by
predecessors.
Mr.. c. c. Harris was one Of counsel in the I
recent test case which has resulted in abolisbinr
theobnoxious charge; but the fact that he has been
employed as q counsellor n law to oppose n sys-
tenn that he once sustained rs a Minister. is moth |
ing particularly remarkable, but purely a busi-
ness transaction, while 1t certainly can have
nothing to do with the merits of the main oues-
ton. Perhaps if the Ministers were to look into
the affairs of their departments other abuses
might be found equally as obnoxious and unjust
lsthe two cases Just decided by law.
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The ORGAN il exercised about the = mantle . of
the Director Of the Government Press, in which,
after some months trial, the editor has apparently
discovered that he cannot make a graceful APP
pearance. The awkward fit Of the - mantle -
might pass unnotieed We're the wearer to keep his
peace, but rs soon as he opens his mouth on gov
eminent matters, like the creature mentioned in
the fable who got into 4 lions skin, his voice be-
trays him.
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Z AS Ancient ~IDoL-Recently in digging for water
ct halihi, in Adams garden. a carved wooden idol
was found, about Is inches in length. 1t was a
hideous looking object, and probably on that account
was highly esteemed by it, owner Of long time ago.
Alongside Of the image was found a tiny apo or ava
bowl, made Of stone, such rs were used in the cere-
monies Of the ancient temples. Tradition says that
. heiau once stood on the spot where these relies
were found Ono - sL- 81 - -. - 90
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EXPORTS.

FoE syDSEY-Per Helene. Oct 4th .-
Pulu. bales.--.--.-.-- 50 sugar, baEs..-.-.-.. 2si2
Sll-leI -
FoE H0SCEoyO-PeE Alden Besse, Oct. an go
'Hihiisr cs-----.----- , Mdse, bEs----.---.-.. .
bUs---------- 2 Od Metal. bndls.-..-.- -
Fungus, baEs---.------ 20 sugar, kegs.----..--- ;
Observation-Disclosures FOregn....--sl45ss $
FoR SYDSEY-PeT WindhOyer. Oct. llth -
Bel Bone, tous.------ 10 sugar kegs.-----.-.-.. l-s
PIlu. bales------------ 20 mats and bags. 500
81 SIG %.
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PRESERVED MEATs.-We have recently tried some
Of the Australian beef in cans, received from Sydney
by Judd y Lame, and found them excellent for
family use, not only as retaining the natural flavor
Of the meat, but possessing the very important quail
ity Of cheapness, When are We 10 see Hawaiian
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A6bert1ser.
/

THE Loss Of the steamer Costa Rioa is n real
loss TO our island community. After n long Sc
ries of mismanagements and m%ishaps, we had at
length got the right boat for the trade; and now
we lose her.
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A REMEDY FOR LEPRoSY.

Let not our readers. on seeing the above head
ing, pass it by with 3 sheer and the remark
'' more humbug." Its our duty % suffering hui
manIty exilei On Mookai t. try everything that
holds out any, the most remote, prospect for q
cure Of the disease. We ind the following cor
resPondence in reference 70 an East Indian rem
edy for leprosy in the sydney Morning Herald
Of August IS. We recommend It's serious con
sideration to the Ministry, and beg to suggest
that an application to the British Government
should be promptly made for supplies Of the
specified nut, and any further information THAI
may be requisite respecting its use. Such 40 ap-
plication would, without doubt, receive immedi-
ate attention.
To the Eiito. Of He Hsurd-
>IR.-The painful communication in your issue
Of the 9Th instant. Of the spread OF leprosy among
Europeans, as well - the natives OF Hawaii. in
duce- me 10 forward the two accompanying aC-
counts Of a remedy for that frightiul disease.
The present medical officer OF the Leper Asylum.
Calcutta. would, no doubt. afford valuable advice
as to treatment, and assistance in furnishing the
remedy CIT being q product of India. If applied Ia.
/ am Sir, yours faithfully.
Il. RoGEES.
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Am ship Coringa, Ropes. repairing
Brit brig WindhOver, Z J ROeIs. I5adiuE-
Haw schr Mary Poster. } e. Cluuey.
GIaw schr South Sea Davis
Brit bk BenyOirlich, I'll Harris, discharsins.
Haw brig Wm II Allen, y Schneider. repairing
Brit brig Robert COwan, Revely, dischargfnr.
Libsrian bk Clara Louise, FORBES. dischargfn-.
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Projected Departures.
VESSELS IN PORT.

FoR sVDNEY-Brig Windh0yer. sails this day.
FOR WINDw ARD PORTs-StmT kilauel, sails on MONDAY,
FoR SAY FRANCIsCO-Bk BenvOirich, sails on WEDNESDAY
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DIED.

MEiSEcKE-At Napoopoo, South Kona, HAWAII, on the Both
September, 1is45 p. ~, Mr.. II. MEISECKE, aged % years and
. months, a native Of sax0ny, Germany.
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32.257 EARTHERN TILES.
Clio Rolls Mating,
44O Camphor Wood Trunks,
372 Bales Irvine,
514 Packages Tea,
17S Cases Packages,
159 Boxes Cigars,
167 Packages Chairs,
122 Cases Wine,
"A Packages Fire Crackers.
200 Boxes Oil.
55 Jars Soy,
81 Bales Paper,
80 Boxes Tobacco.
26 Packages Ironware,
Az Coils Manila Rope,
20 Boxes Vermicelli.
801 Packages Sundries.
CHULAN & CO.,
ocil 3m Suuann street.
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THOS. G. THRUM,
STATIOSER. NEWS DEALER MD
~ BOOK BINDER, Merchant Street Honolulu. II. T
Dc4 "

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
fRNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
q appointed Administrator of the estate Of the late } y
SAUNDERS, NJ u. of Waikiki, Maui, deceased, requests an
persons having claims against said estate TO present them with
me necessary vouchers, ii any, within sN months from the
H1te 81 this publication. or they viii b- forever barred: ami All
persons indebted TO sad rsate are requested to make iuIulp,ii
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