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yesterday that the Legitimisss intended to again
introduce in the Assembly Q motion in favor Of a
restoration Of monarchy.
The wife Of Don Carlos has arrived IN Paris On
route 10 : Switzerland.
French detectives are in England watching
Rochefort.
WASHINGTON. May 26-Representative Hough-
ton to-day introduced a bill providing as follows
That the President be authorized TO enter into ne
g~0tiatisns for the purchase OF all such harbor
privileges, landing ground, beach property and
lands in and adjoining the harbor Of Pango Pango
Island OF Tutuila, in the Samoan Group OF the
Polynesian Islands, Of the South Pacific Ocean.
and also all such other harbor privileges and
lands OK the Island Of Upolu. on said group.
Signor Moreno made a forcible argument today
before the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs.
in favor of his bill for a telegraph cable for the
Pacific Ocean. His prospects are improving rap
idly. 1t is even hoped that the House Committee
will rescind its former action, and report the bill
favorably.
Senator Howe has been entrusted with the study
of the bill by the Senate Committee.
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The next article, under the head Of "A Ito
plan Scheme" begins with the assertion that
the writer is tempted to say something which
might not be pleasant TO the {" reputed author Of
the (our) article, and of the Bill now before the
Assembly" Perhaps so. 1t would, however.
be no argument against the Bill and let us be
glad that so unworthy a temptation was so nObly
resisted.
We understood that one objection was that the
Treasury notes were irredeemable for 20 years,
and we pointed out that they were redeemabIe in
Eve years. But now it is answered that the rate
Of interest is so low a per cent? that no one
would feel disposed to hold them FIVE years
until due and the interest becomes due - and
again. Though bearing interest at 4 per cent,
the latter may by express terms be made payable
only at the end Of five years" Now if the OBJ
lection is to the low rate of interest, it is no OBJ
lection to the project; for the interest can easily
be made larger. And though it is certain that
the interest may "by express terms be made
payable at the end only of five years, - so it is
equally certain that the lender has something to
say in the matter, and it may be made payable
by express terms every six months. Certainly
there is nothing in the Bill to indicate the pay
-CL - ANAANo o. III NhA - " 81 OAAl
1t is asked, do we think the trading and mer-
camille public of Honolulu to be fools, that they
cannot understand the operation of the Bill as it
reads? The question is somewhat new but We
cheerfully answer that we have seen no indica-
tions of any want of intelligence in the quarter
alluded to, and believe that if a few of the con-
templated notes should be offered in exchange for
goods and in payment of a good many existing
debts, such propositions would be met with bland
smiles and other indications of great affability.
And We believe that if the law shall say that a
bill is redeemable on demand, they-the mercan-
tile and trading community-will understand
that it is redeemable in the only legal tender
known to this ~country-coin. We have yet to
learn that a note payable on demand can be paid
when demanded by Offering another note. But
if there is anything confusing to any ones intel
lect on that subject, it can be made clear by add
ing the words 81 in coin wherever it may be
necessary, or be thought necessary, so that the
note might read-'' interest payable half yearly,
in coin :" or, " this note is redeemable in COIN"
We cannot follow the matter further to-day.
We think it sufficiently evident that every OBJ
lection vanishes upon examination. Regarding
the sentence in the same article" Let the igno-
rant natives fully understand its working"-we
apprehend that if nothing should be done until
the " ignorant, - whether native or foreign, fully
understand its workings, there would be very
little progress; and re further imagine that a
rather heavy task it would be to undertake to en-
Tighten them on all subjects. 1t seems to be
sufficient if the intelligent can understand it.
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bill IS BEFORE the Assembly-and came very
near passing 4 final reading on Thursday-to
authorize the issue of licenses to peddle goods,
wares and merchandise. A petition, signed by
all the merchants and business men Of this city,
demonstrating against the measure, was laid
before the House last week, but the majority of
Representatives appear to be set in favor of it.
The experience of former years proved that the
~peddling system was demoraliziDg to the people
in country districts, and it was for that reason
abolished. What would it become now, when
the country is full of low Chinese, whose forte is
peddling; when the use Of opium is spreading
among the natives and when cheap gin is so
abundant? 1t was a matter for surprise to see
the Minister of the Interior advocating the licens-
ing of p~eddlars. The Bill is now in the hands
Off Committee.
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IMPORTS.

FaoN PoarL1ND, o.-Per Matte MaeIeay, July eth.-ass
sks Oats, l,l5T do Bran, 90 do Wheat, 90 bales HAY. 1 $50 6
Sannsd salmon, DeeEs TO ii Haekfeld & Cos I25 cs Bread,
, hf bhls salmon % e. Brewer & Co; s CO Household E6erts
to Z Aiken ? Deers 10 J Richardson
FRoa Saw FRAScIscO-Per Queen Emma, July 7ths-l2
pkgs Medicine ~ Pkgs MdSe, 2 SKIS Nuts, 2 Iron Tanks, 4
i9us Mating, asa bags Flour, 2 c. Cigars, 9 pkgs Samples 70
Order 8 esks Ham, 40 SKIS Flour 10 r r Adams; S g Bit
tsrS, = CO Ginger 20 Godfrey Rhodes ! bx Glass Ware to w L
Green 20 SKIS Flour, 3 do Beans, 2 cs Salmon. 1 csc Comm
Paint, 2 c. Mdse, 4 bndl Hoops and Pumps 10 A w PIERCE A
Cos 10 Pkgs Mdse 20 A 3 Ceghon & Co; 2 rolf Leather. 3
pkgs saddIery 10 p Dalton; 3 cs Paper Hanging. 10 pkgs
Blinds, Glass and Hastings to Levers & Dickson; 2 es Chairs
TO r Nhlamsi 10 e. Toazcco. 1 csc Cotton, ! csc Station
cry 10 NJ s Gnnbanmi 1 bx Shoes to I Richardson; / csc
Book, 4 bndl Binding Boards 10 t G. Thum; 20 bags Pota-
toes, IL pkgs 6roceIsss 10 II e Mcintyre; 40 kgs Nails, / POST
Hole Digger 4 c. Mdse, 10 bndIs BroOms, 2 bndls CuItiyating
woods, 2 pigs Samples 70 Castle & Cooke; 100 SKIS Flour. %
Pkgs Groceries, so SKIS Bran, so do Oats, so do Potatoes, no DO
Onions 70 Fnei 4 Lainei 2 CO Shoes 10 NJ McInerny; 500 Posts.
al buds Shingles, 100 c. Coal Oil, I25 bales Nay, $50 bags
Bran, go sks Flour 70 e Brewer b Co; 1 csc Hams TO Bones
@CGi % sks Potatoes, 10 6 Onions TO II Mays % kgs Nails,
2 bndls shoVels % Dillingham; a Coz 8 hf bbis Whisky, 20
ca Cider, % cs Champagne 10 Chas Long; III kgs Nails, 100
pigs Mdse, 8 c. shoe Pegs, - bndls Iron 10 r o Hall & Son;
10 pkgs Mdse 70 j Il Waferhouse; 8 bales Mdse TO VI L Dom
nellj ~ bndls Round Iron TO T III Davies; 2 cs Sewing Ma
chimes % i Lack - pkgs Mdse, 100 SKIS Flour TO T Mossman
a. SOM ~ pkgs Mdse TO Lyman Bros 40 double bales
Shocks, - bndls Heads TO ii HackeId & Co; 20 ca Boots and
Shoes, 5 C Dy Goods 20 VI Phillips.
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This pleasant educational retreat, established by
the Catholic Fathers Of these islands, held its usual
academic exhibition on the 4lh Instant.
We found an increase Of Students over last years
list; and owing to the fact that q large portion Of the
pupils were recent arrivals, and that many Of the
weiLtrsiued students Of the past, having finished
their course Of studies, had returned home, we did
not witness the same fine Evolutionary display this
year, that took place during the exhibition Of last
year. But the many wei behaved boys. showed in
oil their recitatiOns the pains and care taken by their
teachers, Fathers Lieven and McGinniss- The stu
dents band has made great progress since last year.
IL performs with much ease and finish; and with
some professional musical direction would win praises
here in town, even after our ears have been culti-
waited and made hstidious by the delights Of our
military band.
His Majesty the King, accompanied by his brother
the Prince Leleiohoku, and q very large company Of
gentlemen, visited the exhibition; and was received
by the Commissioner Of France, NJ. Ballieu, by
Monseigneur the venerable Bishop Maigret, and his
clergy in attendance. His Majesty distributed a
number Of prizes among the boys. After q collation.
at 2 P. II. His Majesty and company returned to town.
The ride to Ahuimanu Is an interesting excursion.
The ascent and descent Of the Pail would be pleas
ing to Alpine tourists. And then the mountain wall,
at whose base you travel, which stands up so grandly
like lofty b~uttressed palisades, whose topmost crests
are ever shaded by n feecy gauze Of cloud, like an
OIynpian rampant, would i'll every eye with pleas
ure, that can take delight in beautiful and noble
landscape. The distance to town is sixteen miles;
but horse and rider anxious to get home, got over
the road in Just two hours-in spite Of the grand
Pail d~ecliyity, which gives you one or two thousand
feet Of toiling stairway.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObtrtiser.
SATURDAY. JULY IL.
BY Authority.
GD

On Tuesday. the 18th instant, at u O'Clock, the
King gave q special audience to H. B. Ms Commits
EOner and Consul General, to place in His Msjesty's
hands q sealed letter from Her Majesty Queen Vic
toria. Mr.. Wodehouse arrived at the Palace at the
hour appointed, and delivered to the King the letter
from Her Britannia Majesty. Of which the following
is a copy
VICTORIA, by the Grace Of God, Queen Of the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and ireland. De-
fender Of the Faith, &C., &C., sc.
Z To His Majesty Kalakaua, King Of the Hawaiian
Islands, Our Good Friend, Sendeth greeting By
the Letter which Your Majesty addressed to Us on
the sixteenth Of February last, We have been made
acquainted with the death, on the third Of that month,
Of Your Royal Predecessor. King Lunalilo, and Your
accession TO the Throne. While regretting the early
death Of King L~unalilo, We offer Our congratulations
on Your accession, and Our best wishes for the con-
tinuance and prosperity Of Your reign. And 50 We
commend You to the protection Of the Almighty.
Given at Our Court at Windsor Castle, the eighteenth
day Of May, in the year Of Our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-four, and in the Thirty
seventh year Of our reign.
Your Good Friend,
VICTORIA r.
DERRY
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PASSENGERS.

FRON WISDwkRD PORTs-Per KHauea, July 4th-A F
Iatd, l. McCuny- W g Jones, Mr. Asiu, Mr. Anon, + Spencer,
II Byan, Mr. Noungsheong, W II CornWeIl, T. W Russell, Miss
u koweu, Miss NJ Kinney, and IS deck
FoR WINDwA ARD POaTs-Per Kiauea, July 6th-ReV J ID
Paris and wife, Ino ID Paris, Jr, Miss Ella Paris, Hon J u
kawainui aud wifi, Rev Mr. oOte and wife, Mr. Ditcham, Mr.
Reimsehneiderl Father Leonore, Miss Kitty Dickson, Miss
Bella Garter, II Grube and son, Capt j Mitchell, Mrs and Miss
MaVied, Mrs t w Everett, Miss Dora Richardson, Miss C
Hutchison, Miss Gibson, II A p Carter, W II CoTnweiI, and
about I5 deck.
FHoN SAY FRANcIscO-Per Queen Emma, July 7th-Cap-
tain Chas Nick Leuser, ID : Fitzgerald, W ThOs wilson
FRnN WGNDwARD PORTs-Per Klauea. July IIth-Mrs
= X Kaai. q Koomoku, Geo @ Williams and wife, G MamaIa,
, Aud. jr, G Marble. II Koomoku, Capt } Makee, J Anderson,
y y Make. W X Cuthbert, g w Hart, n Ahu. Miss 4 Now
lin, T e FORSYTH. " % smith, n Gordon. Mrs w r Seal.
Misses VI and II Brown, Miss Gibson
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oMMEROIAL.
mLY 1o- 10.

FhiDATs yDLE ~ 80
TAG arrivals from foreign ports have been-sth, Hawaiian
bark Matte Maeieay, from Portland, 20 n. Haekhd a. Coz
5h' Hawaiian bark GGeen Emma, from san Francisoo. 10 &.
Brewer s. CO I0th, American bark Lizzie Williams, from
san Francisco. 70 p. =. Pratt. en- route FOR Bakers Island.
Two vessels have sailed bregn bound-the P~oEhatian, 6r
Puget Sound On The 6th, and Serena Thaysr On The 9Th Er san
Francisco.
The bark Queen Emma By e. Brewer & Co, l. having
suek Dispatch for San Francisco. ADD viii sail early next
week
The bark H. W. Alny, By Castle & Cooke, is also loading
foE san Francisco, and VIII sail last part Of The week.
The bark latte Macleay, BY Haekfed & Co, Is up Tor
Portland, o.
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PoRT OF HONOLULU. II. 1.
ARRIFALS.

~ 3-Schr Rob Roy. Jim, from KoolGu.
SSchr Wacla, Ahuihala, from Mako. Mani
Ischr Luka, Eaai. from MoIoaa. Kauai.
4-Htmr kiiausa. MaTchznE, from Hawai- and Maui.
4-schr Mary Ellen, i'm. from Koloa, Kauai.
Nsehr Nile Morris, Lima, I'm Kaunakakai, Molokzi
5--chr keonl Ana, Kaukino, from KooIau.
S-Sehr NettIe Merrill. Crane, fou Lahaina. Maui.
S-Haw bk Matte Maeleay, FORBES, Is days from
Astoria
Sschr Pauahi, Hopu, from Hlo, HazaH.
o-Schr Odd Fellow, Nlxa. from Milan.
Sschr falry Queen Eaaina. from Hanalei. Kauai. .
s-Haw bk Queen Emma, jerks, 10 days from san
Francisco.
1-ScEr Mauu1kaEai. Eaauao, I'm NaWuiEfH. Kauai
T-schr Odd FELLOW. Nfka, from Wahee. Maui.
s-5chr NarWick, KaiaEaia, I'm Ralaupapa. NolokaL
lO-Am bk LEze WIiam.- Han "a d. 6,-r, Gan
Francisco.
n-ScEr ka Moi, Powers, from Kahului.
ll-Stmr kiauea, Marchaut, from Hawaii and Maui.
I-Schr Netfie Merrill, Crane, from Lahaina. Maui.
n-schr Luka, Eaai, from Moioaa, Kauai
n-Schr keoni Ana, J Dud0lf, from Roolau.
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NOTICE.

ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.
WOHN SIEMSEE AND w. r. CONWAY
- doing business in HIL0, HAWAII, under the name
style and firm of sIemsen & Conway, having this day can
ceIed an assignment by them made on The Both day Of March.
A. D, 1874, and executed a new assignment to the under
signed, Of their property, for the benefit Of their Creditors;
all persons having claims against said firm Of Siemsen a Con-
way, or John siemsen and w. ?. Conway are requested to
present their accounts a the Offices Of ID. II. HITCHCOCK
and L. g. HITCHCOCK in Hilo, Hawaii, or at the Office Of
A. :. CLEGHoRN in Honolulu and all persons Indebted to
said firm Of Siemsen & Conway or John Siemsen and W. r.
Conway are requested TO make payment 10 either of the under
signed assignees at their respective places Of business as
aforesaid. d. II. HITCHCOCK,
+. @. HITCHCOCK,
A. 8. CLEGHORN,
Assignees Of siemsen & Conway.
Honolulu, End April, A.. D., 1874. mfa
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PARfs, May 24-Prince Hohenlohe, the new Ger
man Ambassador TO this city, yesterday waited
upon President MacMahon and presented his Gre
dent;als. President MacMahOn, in relieving the
new Minister. said he hoped for a long continuance
Z the friendly relations which now exist between
Il Germany and France.
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ESQ REWARD.

DUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons are forbidden from making fires within
the boundaries OF the Rula Land Of Wailuku. No cattle on
said kuia are to be branded, except in the places appointed
for the same, and no cattle are to be taken OF said kula with
out the permission OF the undersigned or their agent or lunas.
All Dogs are forbidden 10 be allowed 10 run loose On said
kula; cultivation is forbidden on any part thereof
The above mentioned reward will be paid TO the party or
parties who will inform on any person breathing the above
rules in regard to making fires on the kula, so that they may
be prosecuted according 70 Law.
A.P. LEONORO.
H..
Waikiki, June 18th, 1874. ju2O I'm
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MARRIED.

this city, At the residence OF the
brides hther In Nuuauu Valley, July 9Th, by Rev. II. H..
Parker, Mr. ALnERT JAEGER 70 Mss ANNIE, daughter Of
James Robinson, Esq, both o. Honolulu.
HUsBANDs-JEsUs-I Hlo, 90 the 25th Of June, at the
residence Of the brides hGher, BY Rev. Father Puz0t and Rev.
Frank Thompson. Nj R-v. HUSBANDS 10 CLoTHILDE F.,
second daughter Of Louis Jesus.
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DIED.
Ahuimanu College.

HrNr-In this city, July 4th, Mrs. ELIZABETH HrST. VIII
" Mr.. VIM D. Hunt, aged aooot 10 years.
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F. T. s. CO.,
TAKE NOTICE

IMPORTERS & COMMISSION AGENTS,
Wholesale Dealers in General Merchandise
yIlI Qneenst, next 70 The omee Of J. l. DoEset,, Esq. lIy
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VESSELS IN PORT.
MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF BARK MATTE MAcLEAY, FORBEs, MASTER
Left Astoria June oOthi first Eve days had fresh NV winds.
then light battling winds 70 July I'd. when we got the trades
fresh Made Maui July 5th at s A n, and At IL A M made
Oahu Arrived in Honolulu the same day, after a passage
OF Is days
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T. g. T. has also been appointed
Agent for the Choice Subscription
Books OF the
ATLANTIC PCBLIsHISo COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
and has received sample copies Of
OCR REPRESENTATIVE ABROAD, and
REPRESENTATIVE MES, Companion
Books, Of 500 pages each, quarto,.
bound in Hair Morocco, with many
fine steel plates. Price, $1,000 per
copy.
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NOTICE

TNHE BUSINESS OF IMPORTER AND
Il COMMISSION AGENT, heretofore carried Oh by the
undersigned, has this day been Transferred TO =. I. Lens
HAN & co. W. l.. GREEN.
HcuoIulu, 11ly i. 1874. jyll 81
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TOKAY,
$50 REWARD!

$50 REWARD
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons are forbidden from making fires within
the boundaries of the Kula Land of Waikapu. No Cattle on
said Kula are to be branded, except In the places appointed
for the same, and no cattle are to be taken of said kna with
out the permission Of the undersigned or his agents or lunas.
All Dogs are forbidden to be allowed TO run loose on said
kulaj cultivation is forbidden on any part thereof
The above mentioned reward will be paid to the party or
parties who will inform on any person breaking the above
rules in regard to making fires on the kula, so that they may
be prosecuted according to law.
II. CORNWELL.
Waikapu, June IL, 1874. iu2O I'm
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

T AND OF HOMO
~ LULU, Visiting Friends and Strangers generally are
cordially invited to attend Public Worship at FORT ST.
CHURCH where services are held every Sabbath at IL O'Clock,
A. NJ, and Z 12 p. NJ. Seats are provided for all who may be
pleased to attend. There is a Wednesday evening Prayer
Meeting at I IL O'Clock, In the Lecture room, to which all are
welcome. ap4 ly
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EXPORTS.

FBk SAN FRAScIscO-Per Serena Thayer, July Tth.-
Socoannt Oh, esAs----. u Sugar, pkgs.-...-.... 3,643
Paddy, bags.-----.-.- 215
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THOSE DESIRABLE PR MISES ON
..:H AIakea Street, formerly occupied by A. P. BRICK
WOOD, Esq. For Particulars apply to
feI4u J. s. LEMoN
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TO LET!
TO BE LET
TO LET OR LEASE

- FINE CAPACIOUS STORES
en- in the Charlton Wharf Premises. For particulars
~ iul3 apply to GODFREY RHODES.
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FWNHE UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS THAT
IL All bins sgSinst him be handed In by July 3oth, 1874,
AMI all parties oNlng please setsie ScooantS At once. During
ny temporary absence 10 Kauai, Mr.. Wa. B. WRIGHT (aext
door, IS authorized 70 Receipt Bills. r. WHITMAN.
Honolulu, July 10, 1874. iYll =
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T. G. Thrum is appointed agent at these
Islands for the following popular Sub
Age, R~oughing 1t, and Innocents Abroad.
DR.. W. W. Halls Health at Home,
McClellan's History of the Golden State,
C~yclopedia of Things Worth Knowing.
Also, FOB D. APPLETON L Co.'s
Stewards Travels around the World,
Business Anecdotes, Burton's Cyclope-
dia Of Wit and HumOr, Smiths Diction-
airy of the Bible, and their new American
Encyclopedia-now being published.
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Six Days Later.

BY the arrival yesterday morning of the bark
Li==ie Williams, 10 days from San Francisco en-
route for the Guano Islands, We have papers to June
27th.
We notice an advance Of ] a cent per II in Cali
fornia refined sugars, but no changes in other kinds,
Hawaiian being quoted at "a to g cents. Private ad-
vices quote Wailuku washed at 81 cents.
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DEPARTURES

July o-stmr kIauea, Marehant, for Maui and Hawaii.
S5ioop Live Yankee. Clark, Tor Hama, Maui.
6-Sehr kamaie, r Bellies, for Eoloa, Kauai.
@schr Rob Roy, Jim, for KOoIau.
e-schr Luka, Kaai, for MoIOaa, Kauai.
@sehr Jenny, Balisuer, for Eoloa e. waimea, Kauai.
Am bk P0Whaftan. r Blackstone.for Puget Sound.
-schr Nile Morris, Lima, for MolOkaf.
-5ehr Ia MOI, Powers, for Kahul1i, Maui
Am sehr Serena Thayer, Brown. for San Francisco.
|Schr ktrau, Ahuihala, for Mako. Mani
"sehr Mary Ellen, Jim. for EOl0a. Kauai.
I--chr Manuokawai, kaiau1o, for Mol0aa, Kauai.
5-schr Nettie Merrill. Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
Sschr Hattie, kimO, for NaEfiEii, Kauai.
SEchr WARWICK, kalaEaia, for Kaiaupapa, MOlOkai.
1schr Juanita, e DudOit, for Waialaa-
5Echr FAIRY Queen, kaaina, for HzuaIei, Kauai.
Projected Departures.
foE WfsDwARD PoRTs-Stmr Knauea, sails on Monday.
VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL
U 3 3 Benecia, Captain VIM Z Hopkins.
MERcHGsTMES.
Am brig Morning star, repairing.
HaW sehr KHAN. English
Am bk Helm W Amy, Freeman, loading.
Haw bk Matte MaceaY, Forbes, loading.
Haw bk Queen Emma, jerks, loading.
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INKS AND The finest Black and Violet Inks, DovePs
NECKLACE. Carmiue, equal to David's and cheaper
Muclage in Reservoir, Cone, pints s. quarts.
At THO G. THRUMs.
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TO LET, OR FOR SALE!
- MY COTTAGE AND GARDEN, AT
H;;s the entrance Of PauOa Valley.
ELI jal3 SIN ii. SCHMIDT.
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F-ORMs-LabOr Contracts, Manufacturers aud Purchasers
Invoices,
Promisory Notes. Bills of Exchange.
At t. G. THRUM's
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Projected Departure.
FoR wrsDwARD P~oRT--stmr KiIauea, sails on Monday.
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DERBY.