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PORT OF HONOLULU, n. 1.
ARRIVALS.

'so- 0-schr Active, PuAAhiEa. from MnaIasa, MAIL
H-5chr Mary Ellen. MAnA. kon Kchaa, Hawaii
Z-scar kauAue, Bodies. TN Waimra and Kolna. Kaual
4-stmr knauea. Marchanf, from Hawai- and Mail
2-schr Nsttis Merrill. CrAne. fron Lahaina, Maui.
1-AG "a DelHEHrs, HAAS. % days from Bsrrarss
2t-sehr Aunls, HEnals, from Ksua ana Eau. Hawaii
IAN sehr Ads May, B W JShnsoo, q days from
san Francisco.
35-sehr PusokAht. Clark. from Hama Mani
23-5chr WarEiek, KaiaEaia, IN KaIaapaDa- NsfgkaI
1e-sehr PAuahi, Hopu, from Hno, Hawaii
2B-schr Pnnce. Beck. from Kona and Kan Hawau
8-5chr Jenny, Hae, I'm E1na and Eau. Hawai-
A0sehr Me Morris, Lina, I'm Ka1nakzkAi, MoIskAi
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DEPARTUREs.

bsb. 2-sehr Odd FsIIoS, MIA, tr EoEoa & WAImsa. KAaal
0-sehr Hattie, Eimo, 6r NaEfIsH, Kauai
20-sehr Me Morris. Lin q, for KAhului, Maui.
2--chr ManGoksSA, Ealauao. 6r WAlhse, Maui.
Z-Sehr knau. AhuihAla, Tor Mako, Maui
z-schr Fary QGeen, Kaaina, for HauaieL Kauai.
2-5tmE hnauea, Marchanf. fer Maui and Hawaii.
8-Am bk Helen w Amy. Wddonson, Tor san Fran
ci1co-
&-5chr Mary Ellen, Mana, for EOhala. Hawaii
1o-schr Nettie Merrill. Crans. Er LahaIna, Maui
2S-schr kaman-, Bo1es, for Ko0a a1d walmsa, Kauai
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VESSELS IN PORT.

HAWAL
III 3 Ms ; Reindeer, Arson.
u > 3 Tuscarora. n Erbsn, Jr.
U > : Portsmouth, sksrrett.
MEncHAHTMAN.
An mi1sionary brig Morning Star, GeIette, repairing.
Nor Ger bk Unkei Braesie. Chefbuer.
Am BIZ Deiaware, Hinds, discharEirR.
An sehr Ada Hay, johnson, dlscharElnx.
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Rates of Passage win be
No Credit for Passage Money I

No Credit for Passage Money
TICKETS AT THE OFFICE ONLY.
No berth win be considered as taken until paid Tor. Noe
responsible for baggage unmarked or any Freight or Parcels
unless rcceipted for.
FREIGHT MONEY DUE ON DEMAND:
1850 SAMUEL q. WILDER, Agent
Office with Wilder h CO., corner of Fort and Queen Streets
e54
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kEPoRT OF BARE DELAWARE, HISDs, MAsTER-saIed
from Esquinalt on Dec ga, With favorable winds from NV.
which continued antl IN about lat Eoe NJ; from thence 10
about LAT 2s9 N nothing bat gaIes Of wind, with frequent
heavy squalls % rain. and much thunder and Lightning. heavy
swell from westward. winds variable and contrary: FEB gth
Ia at szS 10, ioug 1855 42 w, AZ , n, paused a side-uheel
steamer, steering 70 the SWT Feb 18Th, Ia LAT q . n long
lf4S watts A n, passed a steamship steering sWf from r
~ N 70 port, light and contrary winds from : and W., via
continued swell from the weatward, uffh frequent Intervals Of
ealmst FEB 23th arrived a. Houol1lu. Q days after sIghtinx
land, during which time ne had the Wind light and variable
from 81 and w, oceasbouai squalls with rain, and a strong
currsnt setting SO.
REPORT OF SCHOONER ADA NAY, B. W. JoHSsoS, MAS
rERs-Fhst I've days cut had Light winds from sw. thence
Gains and light winds from z 10 s. for he lat ten days expe-
rienced heavy westerly swell with much rain and calm. and
occasional heavy gales from EsR. Arrived In HonoIuiu 90
Thursday evening, Feb 25th-
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DIED.

JoSEs-In Jamaica Plain, December 23d. LTDrA JoSEs,
dEuxhtsr Of the late Daniel Jones % Nantucket, and via 0fC.
p. winsow, ~ ID.
SAwYER-In this city, February 14fh, Mr.. HEsnY II. Saw
YER, a native OF New Hampshire, aged So years. He had re-
sided Ia these Islands during the past ~ years, and was much
esteemed BY a large circle 0f fnsn1s and aequaIntances.
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FaoN WfSDwAHD PoaTs-Per Kaauea. Feb. 2Ist-Captain
Wander Msulen. Lieut. Ensor, Gov KIM MIas Atxood Mr.,
Asine. Moses KipL and IS deck
kFos WISDwARD PoRTs-Psr KIlauea, Feb. 22I-Fnnk 9
Packer, II r Hitchcock, Aex Hurchlnson. Mrs. Kahai. Miss
Morgan. A " Needham, Dr. Harknsss, z @ Hitchcock, Miss
Helen Castle, and about IS deck
Foa SAY FEAScIsco-Per Helen ". Amy, FEB. 2ad -Chas
Paterson, Thos Lyon, John A Eayrs, John sheplAr. Alexander
Trav-y.
FaoN Saw FaASctsco-Per Ada May. Feb. 2sth-orian
kineaie, p Gibson, Theo W Johnson, Thos HOrts-
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Files Of Reading Matter made up on Short Notice
for Travellers, seamen and others.

~ Periodicals to be discontinued or changed must be
advised ahead, or all received after the time desired will be
charged at Counter Retail Rntes, as from the low
margin on the News Subscription Business, S is impossible to
assume from one to three months publications beyond a sub
scription through the want OF foreihought in others.
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ANIMALS and Christmas Numbers OF Magazines, extra.
AMERICAN MAGAZINES.
PAPERS AT PUBLISHERS RATES.
Having Wide Awake Agents in San Francisco

Subscribers are assured Of their being as early recipients ?
Of their periodicals as through any other source.
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McEWAN's PORTER!
lust ARRIVED, In STONE JUGS. Qss.
W and pints' Old For Sale by CHAs. LONG.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19
Entertainments in EaIt Ra,hinrten,

Entertainment in East Washington.
One OF the most delightful entertainments
ever given east Of the Capitol was given on Sat
urdsy evening last, by East Washington Division,
No. 7, Sens Of Temperance, at Baum's hall, cor
ner OF Fourth and East Capitol streets. The
gentlemen and ladies composing this Division
the cause In which they have engaged, and to
hold series Of public entertainments for the
purpose Of bringing their organisation promi-
nestly before the public. The Division having
been In existence only week, there was but little
time 10 make careful preparation for this coca
s,oA ~ onr AZ hsT eLs s,,1d
showing that this new Division has alread !
awakened . lively interest among the people OF
ing was intrusted to Mr.. A. N. Thompson, who
opened the exercises with q neat address appro-
pirate to the occasion, which was followed BY .
A farce entitled "Ebeuezer Venture; or, Ad-
Vertising for o Wife," followed. The various
characters we're sustained by Messrs. S. L.
A. Grifitb. and Mrs. s. L. CLARK, Misses SaIIie
Thompson and SAllie Locke, ali Of whom per-
formed their parts in . highly credILable manner.
Kenfeld and Mrs, James Hamilton. Following
these was q song, entitled Drinking Gin, "
son. Next was q song, Nothing Else TO Do"
Next : duet, II Cannot Sing That Song To
effective style, and were several times encored.
This was followed by q reading, "over the Hills
to the Poor house." by Miss Kenield, in which
she displayed marked Evolutionary ability. A
song, The Stream in the Valley" was most
beautifully sung by Mrs. York, Mrs. Jones read
"The Lost Heir" This reading was character
lied BY richness of accent that elected hearty
applause. A song, "Under the Willow Tree"
was sung with fine effect by Miss Prospect. Fol-
lowing this was q recitation Of THE Hygienic
Doctors Story" by Mr.. Ferry, in which ne ex-
hbited peculiar talent, the appreciation Of which
was fully attested by the applause with which
his efforts were greeted. The exercises were
closed with the "Song Of Thousand Years" by
the Division choir.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19
Auction Sales To-day.

BY Dune2neon BroG:
At 10 O'Clock, the entire splendid collection Of
household furniture and effects Of tho late JeeF-
son Hives, ESQ.,, contained in house No. 3l4 @
street northwest, comprising elegant French
plate pier mirrors, suit Of rosewood parlor furni-
ture In blue satin danaGk, sixteen pIeceG; lace
curtains, velvet tapestry carpets, steel engraV.
ings carved clock, cost 400; center and extension
tables, oak sideboard, elegant solid walnut book
case, with the hne library, new proof iron safe,
hair mattresses, feathers; also, gold watches,
jeWelry, diamond studs, tne china and glass
ware, dinner sets, &c. Also, lot Of rifles and
Ehot-guns.
BY B. II. Warner:
At o'clock, valuable lot on the corner Of Nine
tenth and NJ streets northwest, near the British
Minister'S residence.
At $50 O'Clock, two desirable IWostory frame
dwelling houses, Nos. 70 and rs street northeast.
By Thos. E. Waggaman:
At O'Clock. q frs.-class dWelling-h house on
Capitol Hill, being lot numbered Is, in square
numbered 100.
By Thos. Downing:
At II O'Clock, q valuable improved farm in Fair
fax county, Va, about three miles from Fairfax
Court House.
By Wash. B. Williams:
At O'Clock, unimproVed property In the north
western part Of the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19
Harner,s Fairy Prnnartu-

recent issue OF the Wheeling REGISTER saws.
'On Thursday Of last week, in the United States
Court at Wheeling, Judge Jackson presiding the
ease Of The United States and F. q. Adams Va
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COMPANY was
called up for argument by General Gof district
attorney. Hon. Q. J. Faulkner, being present IN
court, expressed his earnest hope that the esss
just referred TO would be disposed Of during he
present term. he did not consider himself pro-
Reasonably connected with the case but AZ the
Teprest NATIVE In Congress from the Second diE
triet be felt decided interest in seeing the case
disposed OF. Its pending in court was 4 heaTT
ineunbranee upon the interests Of HGrperis
Ferry. and locked up from active employment
the valuable water power Of that place The in
terests Of HarPers Ferry, well ss the IntereSts
Of the State, had suffered much from the DELAY
which this case had produced, and even Congress
had hesitated 70 act until some Of the questions
IeFe involved had been decided. He felt but
little concern how the case was decided; his great
desire was to see this lawsuit ended and the rich
adVantages Of HarpOr's Ferry again brought into
.ctiVe uSe.' His Honor expressed himself in favor
81 taxing up the case a. the earliest moment con-
SiFtent with the other business Of the court
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19
BUILDING PERMITS.
improvements in the District

During the past week Mr.. Thomas NJ. PloW-
man. inspector of buildings, has Issued the fol-
lowing permits to build or alter buildings:
John Morris, two-story brick, corner Of Mont
ROmery and DunbGrton streets; VIM. Kinsinger,
two stOry frame, Fourth street, between High
and Market streets; Andrew Freye, three two
story bricks, Washington street, between Bridge
and Gay streets, Georgetown; Miles Skinner.
tWo-stofy brick, TUenty-third street, between NJ
and N streets; John Moran, three-story brick,
Pennsylvania avenue, between TWenty-nrst and
TWenty-second streets; James r. Mcclellan, two
story frame, N street, between TWenty-frst and
Twenty second streets; Z. F. Willett, tWO-Itory
brick, L street, between Fifteenth and Si1tsenth
streets; Samuel Edmonston, tWostory brick,
Samson street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets; David s. Foster, tWo-story frame, U
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets; Frederick Grant, four tWo-stOry bricks,
Vermont avenue, between and U streets; Wo-
mems Christian Association, three-story brick,
willard, tH0-story brick, F street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets; Mrs. Uttermuhle,
two three-story bricks, street, between Twelfth
frame, Eleventh street, between V and W streets;
John q. Kicks, two tTostory bricks, Tenth
street, between Q and K streets; John H:
streets; Albert ". Mcintosh, tWo-story brick,
K street, between Ninth and Tenth streets; VIM.
SehWing. tWo-story brick, Ninth street, between
M and N streets; S. S. Hoover, five tWo-story
bricks, corner Rhode Island avenue and Eighth
street; h. H. Hollidgs, tWo-story brick, =, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets; John r. Murray,
Pennsylvania avenue and G street; Nicholas
Acker, eight tWO-story bricks, between First
and Second streets; +. Taylor, tTo,story brick,
New Jersey avenue, between and q streets;
+. S. Kern, three tWo-story bricks, New Jersey
avenue, between Q and streets; John F. KEEL
ley, tWestory brick, G street, between First
street and New Jersey avenue northwest; J. W.
Brush, tUo-story brick, Maryland avenue, be-
tween First and Second streets northeast; ]. b.
williamson six tWostory frames, Ninth, between
g and H streets northeast; Ellen Flynn, two
story brick, Eleventh street. between r street
and North Carolina avenue southeast; A. G..
Humphrey, four tWo-story bricks. Eleventh, be-
tween Z and g streets southeast; ". b. William
son, tWO-GtOry frame, E, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets southeast; S. Magruder, two two
story frames, Third street between Maine and
Maryland avenues southwest; S. A. CrandAll,
tWo-stOry brick, F, be sWeen Third and Four and
shalt streets southwest; William Buckley, four
tWo-story bricks, Four a-half between g and
H streets southwest; John. 1nvill, two-stOry
brick, Missouri avenue, between Four-SBd-a half
and Sixth streets southwest; B. Shea, tWo-story
brick, Seventh, between H and l streets SOUTH
west; ID. Aulmsn, three story brick, Fourteenth,
II and 4 Etreeta ROuthWeEt
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The BLoUT ASSAULT.
Conviction Of the Accussd.

In the Police Court, on Saturday, the case o
Lorenzo Baum, Emil P. Smith and August Dit
trich, charged with assault and battery on Henry
i. Blount, was heard. The testimony presented
the facts essentially as set forth in TIE REPuB-
LOAN at the time Of the assault. The defense
could show no Justification for or mitigation Of
the assault. Smith plead guilty. After hearing
offenBe exceeded any case Of the kind which had
Ssme before him while presiding at this court
and called for the seVsrest penalty which IL was
dered fine Of $500 each, or in default six months
in jail. An appeal was entered, and bonds fixed
At afOO each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19
Pimples, EruptiOns, RouRh Skin.

The system being put under the influence Of
DIR. Pisrce's Golden Medical Discovery for q few
weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear, sofC and
TelVety, and being illuminated with the glow Of
perfect health from within, true beauty stApds
ferth in all its glory. The effects Of all medicines
which operate upon the system through the me-
dunn OF the blood are necessarily some What SLOW,
no matter how good the remedy employed. While
one to three bottles clear the skin Of pimpIeS,
blotches, eIuptions, yellow spots, comedones or
"grubs,"a dozen may possibly be required to
cure some cares where the system is rotten with
scrofulous or Virulent blood poisons. The cure Of
all these diseases, however, from the common
pimple to the worst scrofulB, Is, with the use OF
this most potent agent. only matter Of time.
Sold by dealers in medicines,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19

On Saturday afternoon, in the Equity Court,
Judge WyIis presiding, . decree Of divorce,
ptneUIuz matrimonii, was granted Edward Il.
Thompson from Laura Thompson. The public
will remem Der this case from the answer or the
defendant published in full short time back in
Q morning cotemporary. The facts alleged by
complainant in his petition were fully proved,
the defendant being unable to obtain q single
witness to controVert Q single fact alleged By
complainant or to sustain any Of her allegations
contained in her answer. Mr.. Thompson is one
Of the public school teachers and mis- friends con-
graduate him on the removal Of the cloud that
has rested go long on his name and reputation.
His Vindicstion has been triumphant and COM
plete.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19
ST. PATRTCK,s FAIR.
Some Of the Lucky Ones,

The fair for the benent Of ST. PstrIck's new
church, which has been in progress for two weeks
at Masonic Temple, closed on Saturday night,
articles rafied on were the following from the
table Of Mrs. D. A. Brosn8n Archbishop Raw.
ley's photograph, Mrs. Agnes Caldwell, (this pie
movie: UIIife OF Daniel O'ConneIl,n Ellen Burke.
''History Of ireland" Mary q. " alsh; Sacred
Heart two pictures, MrE Miller Cumberland.
THE Holy Father, Bridget DOnegan; Our LSdy
OF Lourdes," (statue,) r. q. Rernes CaIIforni1
for st. AIMS Infant Asylum; handsome TeIyei
Patrick, }" Maggie McElhany; drop-light. I,IEzie
Schmidt; illustrated New Testament Kate 10
gan; handsome wine set, Peter KeeIer: "Tbe
Pastors Residence," Mrs. 7. A. Stephens
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FIRES.
Two ALARMING Serious Rssult..

Two AIarmB-No BerlouH hesuItS.
At 2:25 o'clock Saturday afternoon box q was
turned in, On account Of fire being discovered in
the ono Of Charles Rosseau, corner Of North Cap
itol and B streets east when was damaged to the
amount Of $500 before being subdued.
Oficsr Daniel Berkeley, At 10 O'Clock the same
night turned in box Al, caused by the iEnttinR Of
willard hall, on F street, near Fifteenth. The
FIRE. which caught from sparks from the engine
room Of the hotel, was eItinguished with slight
damage by Oficers Daily, Sutton, Smith, and
Berkley. with buckets Of water.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19

Among the awards for stationery contracts for
the coming year we ind our old friend, ]. q.
Parker, Seventh street, has not been behind in
procuring 8 goodly share Of the Government
patronage, having been awarded the letter, r Ote,
cap and mRuills papers, penhOlders, ink sealing
wax, &C, for the United states Senate and fer
the Treasury; card plotting, ink, muoilaEe,
EpOngS cups letter Pre- Ses, and various other ar
oF stat
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A BAD UPSET.
Capt. HOHpsts severely Injured.

Capt. HoWgate Severely injured.
Saturday afternoon about O'Clock, while Capt.
HOWgate was out riding, and while attempting to
erOss the Metropolitan railroad track, at the in
teTtection Of Rhode Island avenue aud Ninth
street northwest, the carriage was upset and him
self thrown to the ground, Tecey ing serious inju
Ties about the herd and knee. The vehicle was
badly smashed. He was taken to Winters drug
store, where DT. MauFs rendered surgical aid,
after which Officer Taylor removed hin to his
home, No. 1888 Fourteenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19
THB ARTIFICIAL sFONK COMPAHH

TtHB ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
are prepared 70 supply. At Short notice Tiing 70
yesaol!es. SidewlIh, footwAyS, and 0uIelng, N
HOuse and Law, Steps, and PlSttorms; hoass.
O9:ed cellar wsils and aoOEins eemsntsa p s1a
mace perfectly dry, and sure preventive SgAnas
work executed FOR which Portland Cement. d
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes In ~
days superior 70 any Of the marbles or natural
IN common uSe, and q an admirable imitation o.
either marble or stone. u more durable, and. 1-
q ulqueStionAhlS. -ORFRTa. HanaEex,
h1nLn N. RIsIoaiSlSa1ITsSiA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19
COVERED WITH ERUPrIoNs-cURED.

OLAN ~ I
DR.. r. J. Pierce, Buffalo, ". T.:
DEAR SIR: 1 am sixty years Of age, and have
been afflicted with Salt Rheum In the worst form
for great many years, until, accidentally, saw
one Of your books, which described my case
actly. bought your Golden Medical Discovery
and took two bottles and half, aud was entirely
cured. From my shoulders to my hands was
entirely covered with eTuptions, also on face and
body. was Likewise afflicted with Rheumatism,
so that walked with great dificulty, and that is
entirely cured. May Gyd spare you long life
to remain blessing to mankind. With untold
gratitude. MRS. A. W. WILLIAMS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19
Gen. Rona SAINT 10 tha Ins,ne Anzlum.

Last Saturday afternoon Gen. Samuel Ross,
who made the terrible assault on Anthony SUIT
ton, was examined by physicians, at police head
quarters, as to bis mental condition, and pro-
nounced insane. He was afterwards removed to
the asylum by Detectives McDeyitt and Miller.
The Injured man was somewhat better yesterday,
but the physicians do not yet consider him out Of
danger.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19
Otto Bruhu,

the famous French cassimerea anUfacIurer, has
the reputation Of producing the very finest casSi-
mere, from which We make troWsers to order at
tl2. A. SAKs Co.,
3lo Seventh street
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Marriage Licensss.

The cold map did not improve nGtrimony as
n rch as was expected. Only two marriage
] cspses were granted en- Saturday: Charles Sad
lSr and Mamie JOsetts, and George King and
Sarah Butler,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-19

TEMPERANCE,

opening Of the books. It should be our constant
concern 70 have our names registersd in the
LAMBS Book Of Life, that We may enter into
the 10y Of our Lord.