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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-06

clerk authorized to draw on the CITY
Treasurer for the several amounts.
John Wood. Mayor, salary for
April. ......."........... 800 90
WIZ Hawkins. City Clerk, salary
Tor ...............................1 100 90
VIM. McIIale, Marshal, salary for
April. ..;...,....................lo 100 90
-. j. Galligan, Superintendent of
Streets. salary for April. 10 90
Il. i. Blake, Treasurer. salary tor
hpfiI......... ........."..............,. 40 nv
VI. :. Cox. City Comptroller, sal
airy for April. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
\. Cain, Vim. Brown. W. ".
Wootcn. &. Mehner. aud j. 4.
Ia Hue. police constables, SAL
nry for April. cach................ - M
j. Bross. Police Magistrate. salary
for March........ ....... ............. - On
j. j. Bird. Police Magistrate. sal
airy for March. ..................... % On
j. j. Bird. police magistrate, sal
airy for April. ................"..... - OO
VIM. McIIalc. marshal, I days III
Observation-Disclosures. Us 80
\. Cain. William Brown, and &.
Mchner, police constablcs. ser
vices, day in May. cacli..".... 10 10
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New Time larst,

Gen. II. =. McComb and }. II. Edgar,
of the Mississippi Central Railroad Com
pany, and VIM. L. johnson. y. +. Tuck
or and &. \. Beck. OF the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, held caucus at the
IT. Charles hotel on Tuesday evening,
for the purpose of arranging new time
card for the two roads. which will 20 into
effect within few days.
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Cairo and ~, I.OUis natlrOntl.

On and after May 9TH the Passenger
Train on this road will leave from The cor
ner OF Commercial avenue and Second
street u. asa m. The train will always
stop at the platform OF the Freight House,
foot of Fourth stree. near the Mississippi
levcc, where passengers can obtain tickets
to st. ! ollis and all intermediate points.
CAIRO, May I, lS,i.
1.G-lw. John FOGGITT, Agent,
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HMrN Man Wanted.

At the -. Charles who eau run
an engine, milk cows and make himself
generally useful. None hut sober.
healthy. industriou, man need apply; To
such steady employment will be given
aud liberal wages paid.
JEwETT WILcoN II Co..
J-j-2t I'roprietor..
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The wcll.LGown barber shop. corner
Eighth and Commercial. presided oN.r by
he popular artist, George st"inhoilse' mas
removed one door north nn tommcrc' al, In
he Grand central Hotel. The new shol u
arge aud conmodiou., ani those wishing
for ANYTHING artistic III the way Of fashion,
allie hair cutting. smooth shaycs. etc., will
10 well TO call at the Grand Central Barber
.hop. IL J-lJ-u'
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German c.,ho,,c .rhooi Dance.

The picnic OF the German Catholic
school children at Schccl', hall on Tues
day, wa, followed in the evening by
dance. which proved a source of much
amusement and pleasure to all who par
ticipatcd in IL.
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Cairo and ~. LOuis Railroad,

ON and after Monday, April 20, 1873,
freigh's will BE received and also delivered
TO consignces at the Freight House, foot
OF Fourth street, near the Mississippi lcyec,
from to IL a. M, md from to @ p. m.
Ticket Office, corner OF Commercial ave.
nul AM Second street, JonN FAGGIrr,
A-1l-Gt Agent.
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undics' FurnishiNg Store.

4 ladies' furnishing store has.bcen opened
IN The Theatre building, and stocked with
n full lire ofovcrything pertaining to ladies'
wear - ready.mads dresses, underwear,
etc. all of the latest styles, aud will be sold
ut lower figures than ever before offered In
CAIRO. These goods were purchased IN
New York, arc of the best material, an !
VIII be sold very reasonable. Also Mill
merry goods OF AN kinds. 36.l-90.lm.
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Piano mmd Organ Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. kuhnc desires us to say that he is
ready to receive orders for Piano and Or.
gan tuning, and repairing musical in-tru.
mcnts. Orders may be left ut the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or =. o.
BOX GG6, and will receive prompt attention.
sl.2.1D..,m,
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MARN. IS Ohio Lcvcc, has the lat, vt
styles in SllIl,TS-"1hc Favoritc,r and
several other styles of the best In the
country-cxcclcnt in make and superior
In material. MARK Is the only dealer in
The city who has these styles. and makes
his figure. conform to the lowest prices
current. J.2-2w
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Notice.
IIIINu1. l'INInAI IL .nnn.n a..

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE on GENERAL Agent,
CAIRO. ILL.,. May 3, 1875.
All persons are hereby notified not to
buy railroad links, pins, rods, nuts. bolts,
spikes, chains, or castings OF any dcscrip-
ton belonging to hi. company. All
such offered for sale have been stolen,
and the person or persons purchasing
will be prosecuted. JAMES JOHNSON.
5-5-3t General Agent.
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Reduced Rates.

We will take, at the 81. Charles Hotel.
during the summer months, 10 day DO irSers,
at So per month, and 30 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper iloor, at $40
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none bnt promptly paying boarders will be
accepted. JEwErT WILCOX co.,
3l.4.2S.im. proprjefors.
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II i, said that the incline plane of the
Mississippi Central railroad company
will be removed from it, presence posi-
ton opposite Bird. point. on the Ken
tucly shore, TO a place near lIow's farm,
opposite Eighth street, within ,hor,
time
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OFFICE oT t,iEO * ST. Lars RAILROAD.
cuEp. ILLINOIS, May &. $50.
\ meeting OF tho Directors of tli,
company VIII he held on Tuesday next,
the nth inst. at II o'clock. 4. M, at the
.tation-houSc on the depot grounds of
the company. ia East -. Louis. Illinois.
J-i-td :. SrANr, TAYLOR, Prest.
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a New style.

II. Block, boot and shoemaker, on Eighth
street, between Washington md CONNER
cial avenues, has Just received new style
OF last, and Is now prepared to make boot
tnat, for neatness and comfort, cannot be
cXccled. Give him a cal and examine
this new style of last. Gi-i-l5-lm.
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The new members Of the police force Of
Thu city. with Chief Williams aud Mayor
Winter. met at the mayors office yc,tcr-
day afternoon nj two o'clock, aud organ
ihcd the force, which will cnlcrupon duty,
IL /, said, to-day.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Yrcsl, supply.

Mr.. y. Fitzgerald has Just received and
ma, ON sale at his sales room large stock
II English ale. porter. llennc.sy brandy
aud wines, anj liquors Of all kinds. which
he will dispose of at reasonable prices.
2sO-!,-2J.tf.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership,

Notice is hereby given that the partner.
ship heretofore existing between ". L.
Bristol and l.. W. Stilwell is, ,h, 1t day Of
May, 1915, dissolved by mutual consent.
W. l.. Bristol will continue the business
and Is authorized to settle oil debt, duc to
and by the late irm.
Cairo, Ill.,. May lSt, lisa.
W. l.. BRISTOL,
j-j.G'. l.. W. STiLwEIL.
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According to the arrangement made by
Gupton's attorneys. hc will be- taken
from the Alexander county Jail this
morning 10 Vienna, Johnson county.
where hc will he given u trial before the
Johnson county circuit court. which /.
now in session.
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The city council at their meeting Tues
day night, granted Treasurer Blake aud
Comptroller Cox one week more time m
which 10 make their reports. which were
not ready, owing to the absence of sheriff
Irwin
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There was good crowd at the Liberal
Religious hall last evening. the occasion
being u >ocablc given by tina, body. An
excellent string band was in attendance,
and furnished music for the dancers,
who enjoyed the evening" Amusement
hup.ty
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1'arlOr Concert.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian Society
will give a parlor concert at the residence
of Mr.. :. l.. Wheeler. on Friday night,
the 1th Inst. \ cordial Invitation j. cN-
tended To all 10 attend. i-5-3t
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Small poN.

Thi- loath.Omc disease, which for the
past tcW months Ia. To- Il small extent
prevailed in our city, has within the last
week grown more alarming, and unless
warm weather soon sets in, it j. feared
will become Il source of serious trouble
to our people. There is now in Cairo
about eight cascs-thrcc In the ncighb,r-
hood OF the convent, two on Walnut
street. near Twelfth. one on Twenty
Seventh street, and one in Il house on
Washington avenue, known n
the old Pilot House, between Tenth AMI
Eleventh streets. which wa, brought to
light yesterday morning. There are now
living in the Pilot House, which /, rented
by it. owner To various parties, eighteen
families, and there i, no telling. now
that the >courgc Ia, got Il start Within
ii, walls, where ii will end, unlc,, some
action is AT once taken to put II stop to
il, spreading, The mayor and board of
health held a meeting ut three o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the mayor, office,
the purpose of which, we are told, wa,
to arrive ut some course 10 be pursued in
regard to checking the disease in our
midst. 1t would be well, however, for
the people of the city to use extreme care
and discretion in regard to how they cx.
pose themselves tn the disease, until
something has been done in regard to IT,.
=. S.-Sincc writing the above we
learn that the board of health, after con-
sultation, issued orders to have every
house where small poN exists, put under
| quarantine.
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Mr.. John King la. a gang of men now
at work moving house owned by him,
from the corner Of sixth street and Wash
ington avenue Ia position somewhere
near the cont house.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Persons having sipe water in their els.
terms. can have them pumped out and re.
paired on reasonable terms, by calling on
J. ). HAWKINS,
i-2j-2w. Cross street.
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The Palmer House. Chicago.

We call attention 10 the reduction of
prir'. named in another part of our
paper by the Palmer House, Chicago.
which j, acknowledged to be the finest
and bp.t House IN the world.
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New Yar;, state

just in, ard for sale by the New York
Store 800 bu.hcl, .. choice Wv York state
Peach Blow potatots, for seed and table
use. G-G,.
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GENERAL. ITEMS.


The Chas. Brown took two bargcs
Of coal to st. Louis.
Tile Jim Fisk had a very fair trip
from raducah.
The !. -. Parker had about 300 tons
for Memphis.
The cargo of the Thos. Shirlock, tor
New Orleans. amounted to ls,is2 pack
ages.
Superintendent Jack Grammar OF the
Evansville Packet company, was in the
city yesterday.
The Cherokee was to leave Cincn-
natl on Tuesday evening for New Or
leans.
The Liberty NJ. took the bargcs OF
ore up the Oli". whicl, the Raven
brought from st. Louis.
Capt. Andy Zoe, brother of Captains
Jacob and 1hos. Poe. was nearly killed
ut his home near Pittsburgh the other
day by tree. which he crt down, falling
upon him.
Mr.. Frank Howe Mr.. Charles NJ.
| Howe andMr-. 4. W. Bradley,
! OF thi. city, took passage Oh
the Great Republic last evening Tor
New Orleans.
The Grand Lake. No. =, /, 10 MAKE one
more trip with coal TO New Orleans. and
il she get, through safe will be- turned
over at New Orleans or this port to her
inture owner--llic Mississippi Valley
Transportation company, her present
owners, The Grani Lake Coal Company
intend Ia hliili larger boat a. fake her
place.
The new tow-hoat. r.. N. Norton,
lett Mddleport Monday for 81. Louis,
with 10000 bbls. salt, 200 kegs nails and
was to add two bargcs OF coal ut Kan
awha, and get more nails at lronton. This
Is the first trip of the Norton. She was
built by the Marine Dock Company for
the Ohio River Salt transportation Com
pany, and Is of the following dimensions
Length, la feet; depth OF hold, % feet
beam, 10 feet; width, over all, - feet.
Her engines are from the tOw-boat W. II.
|
8 feet stroke; double hued boilers, %
feet long by IS inches in diameter. made
from Browns No. iron, with fore and
aft seams double rivcted, all rivet holes
drilled. Her officers are Captain, \. J.
Branch; Mate, Charles Anderson En-
gineer, Jacob Hunter.
The crew of the schooner jefferson
Borden, which sailed from New Orleans
on the 9TH Of March for London, mutt
MED when Is days out, and Captain Pat
terson and hi, officers had 4 terrible pis-
toll and knife fight with them before they
were subdued. The first and Fecond
mates were killed IN The light. llailing
passing steamers, Capt. Patterson oh
tanned men enough to manage his vessel
and arrived ut London with the survi.
vors of the mutinecrs In irons.
John Holland and Sam Anderson,
colord employees Oh Phillips wharf
boat, engaged In 4 lively boat race across
the river and back last even
ing, which attracted quite IA number
of spectators. The stakes We're 50 side,
and were won by sam Anderson, who
came ont about two skiif lengths ahead.
The sancpartics indulgcd in a similar race
evening before last, in which Sam was
the winner, and the race last evening was
INDUCED in simply to satisfy John that he
could not row.
WAR DrrAnrM.Sr. kivhm Hs.osr.
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Two good residences Oh Twentieth street
near the Court House Also the Court
House Hotel, at low rent. Inquire at II.
Meyers Cigar store. JAcoB KLEIN.
l.1O.iul
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BOATS DUE.

Jim Fisk, Paducah; Grand Tower, j.
y. Kellogg, Commonwealth, Belle
Shreveport. st. Loai-; Vint Shnklc.
Memphis; Burkevillc, Nashville.
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TOMAS JONES. scrgt. :. =, 4. s.A.
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Engine and Boiler also Saw Mill iiy-
lures, il wanted. Forparliculars enquire
of G. II. Woodward. 5-l-lm
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RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

The river last evening was &c feet %
inches on the gauge, having risen IS
inches during the previous q hours. The
Cumberland river at Nashville. the Mis-
sissippi ut st. Louis and the Ohio at all
points except Cairo are falling. The river
will come to stand here tomorrow or
next day.
The weather is clear but very unccr-
tain.
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Sprlusg Hats.

Spring HATS.
A. MARN. IS Ohio Lcvce. Is now TAX
ing orders for the new styles of silk Hats.
all the rage at the East, known n
"fillh Avenue" aud
''Broadway.'
Iii, Contormiture enables him TO take
order. and make perfect lt,-cnables him
TO make hats TO order that will conform
perfectly to the head of the wcarcr. Call
upon MARX, and have your head meas
urcl for a hat. j-a-2w
------------------------
LOOK HERE
base Halls Of Every Description
Al
PHI. II. SAuP'S.
l-l-tt.
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CAIRO MARkET...Wn0lESALE.

Corrected Daily by y. NJ Stearns. commission
merchant, secretary Vi the Cairo Soar" oi
Trade.
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Police Magistrates Report.

The following reports show the bust
ness transacted by Police Magistrates
Bros aud Bird, for the months OF March
and April
EEo>- REPORT.
Amount of fine assessed during the
month OF March By his Honor. sl,lI.0l:
amount of fines collected, - %. which is
the least SIM of money coli 'ctcd by him
for fines during m> reign a. judge :;
amount OF fines unpaid. So. co: prison
ers We're committed for - days: cXccu-
,ions were not returned in six eases; six
appealed. change OF ycnuc granted in one
case. and in three eases stay of cNccu-
ton was allowed.
birds REPORT.
The following is II statement of the
business transacted by Judge Bird during
the months OF March and April
| The total amount of il,cs assessed was
| SlG9 90; amount OF .,ncs collected,
S3G 90: old fines collected to the amount
of So 90; amount of fines unpaid
Sl33 90: prisoners were committed fol
l2i days : executions were not returned
in three cases; thirteen prisoners were
discharged; stay of execution wa,
granted in eight cases. and one prisoner
was released by order of Mayor Wool.
The above reports show Il decided de
crease in the police business of the city.
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For Sale or Exchange Om Reasonable
Terms.

Must be disposed Of right away, Oh ac.
count Of removal. The contents of u gro
Gerry store, consisting OF u small sock OF
goods and every thing else necessary for the
like. Inquire OF Mrs. John Clarke, corner
OF Third street and Commercial avenue.
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Two.llorsc Wagon For Sale.


Anew wagon Tor sale at bargain. Ap.
PLY at the BULLETIN couuting.room. Il.
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I.ocal weather Report.

CAIRO. lit, May : ISIS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-05
Bad Spelling and Crime.

In an article discussing the influence Of Orthograpby
upon crime, the Herald says that he who cannot
spell correctly dare not write plainly, but must use
an affected carelessness to hide a real Ignorance.
This is why the majority of people always write
Mississippi with a capital NJ and a tail of little assesses
and iseses, like a comet; why nobody writes Cincin-
natl or Massachusetts or Tennessee as plainly as we
print them, and why no one can tell in manuscript
whether Mediterranean is written with one or two
is. The ignorant speller is wrecked upon the null
titudinous seas, aud bad writing is used to make the
green one seem well read. Thus bad spelling4eading
directly to chirographical delitescence, one Of the
worst ofenses known to any moral code, hypocrisy is
thus made an element of pennanship. But the evil
does not stop here. 1t paoses from the writer TO the
reader Of the sorawl. Bad writing is productive of
cursing. and who can tell how much Horace Greeley,
Rufus Choate and Colonel Forney, public men Of ex-
tensive correspondence, have done to make swearing
a national vice? Every letter these great statesmen
wrote went forth as a missionary to promote pro-
family. Colonel Forney, on the occasion of one of
Mr.. Cboate's great speeches, wrote him a oompli-
meutary letter, in which he said in his poetical way,
"You sum an heather heaven IN yourself, and top
high crowned Olympus Mr.. Choate read the
sentence thus You seem an heather in heaven,
you wretch, at top a fly blown ~bumpus," and in a fit
Of anger wrote a most abusive reply which Colonel
Forney still keeps in his album as 8 cordial invita-
ton to dinner.
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Mr.. EDITOR: The Gazette says the veriest
simpleton would have passed over as perfectly excus-
able" the blunders which it is constantly commit
ting. That's SO; and therefore people who are not
simpletous notice them. But the earn TuGE did
not leave for San Francisco, as the Gazette says.
As to your continuing TO insert advertisements be-
yond time, why let him look at homei in the very
issue of June 2d before ne, the public are notified to
be at the Court House on MAY 9th. BREYIs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-05

BASE BALL-The "Whangdoodles" claim to bF
the champion players, but they have been challenged
by the {" Athletes and a match game will be playet
between these clubs at Kulaokahua plains, on the
18th inst, 10 commence at 1.30 P. N.
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BALTIMORE, May 13.-At the International Sun
day School Convention this morning, half an hour
was spent in religious services. conducted by Rev.
Israel Hathaway. A commitIee to arrange fer the
next triennial international convention end O stats
teal secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-05

No MORE FREE PAssEs.-Gen. Grant and suite
while on the way to the Lexington Centennial were
stopped at the entrance of a railway car in Con
necticut until tickets were procured fer the party
positively no free passes being allowed by the new
regulations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-05

MAsoSIc-The regular monthly meeting Of Ha-
waiian Lodge, No. 81, F. * A. NJ, will be held at
their rooms in Makee's block, on Monday evening
next, June Z, at u o'clock. Visiting Brethren
are respectfully invited to attend.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-I notice in your local items of last
week that it is said - natives can get alchol from
drug stores" 1t may be go, but for the Is years in
which 1 have kept a drugstore in Honolulu have
never sold to a native one ounce of alcohol, and
when any family sends a native for the article, /
invariably refuse il, unless accompanied with a note
from the party. l am yours, &c,
Honolulu, June Sd, 1875. E. SrREHz.
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PERsoNAL--By letter we learn that Mrs. Tiffany,
formerly Mrs. Patterson) a daughter of His Honor
the Chief Justice, and who once made a visit to
Honolulu, is now on a visit to California.
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CAPT. TUPyAN.-Friends and acquaintance of this
gentleman, 1.-THE leader of the British Transit of
Venus party at Honolulu) will regret to learn that
he was detained by illness at Chicago in May, on the
overland journey. He was however recovering, and
would shortly proceed on to New York.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

DUE.-The Us 5. Tuscopord from the Navigator
Islands. is now considered due.
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A n

WHEREAS. IT HAS COME TO THE
w knowleige Of the undersigned that certain parties
TO Us KNOWN. have maiicously circulated a report, TO the
effect shat the SCHOONER KAMAILE, advertised as . regu-
lar packet between Honolulu and the ports Of n Olou md
" nimen. hanni. Is about TO discontinue her regular
trips 20 the above named ports now we desire that Il be dis
tuctly understood, that the sand Schooner is under = contract
with the kOloa Plantation to run regularly for the term OF one
year from the FIRST OF November, 1874, aud that she will
accordingly continue TO run to the Ports ofKoios and Wsinea,
a. advertised, barring accidents
We hereby Caution The authors Of the above reports, that
they will be held responsible for al loss or damage resulting
qs4 BOLLES & Co, Agents.
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NoT~EwoRTHY.-On the LIST instant, the Hon. w
c. Parke completed his twenty-ffth year in the ser
vice of the Government. as Marshal of the Hawai-
ian Islands. His has been a varied experience il
the always responsible and often delicate position
of head of the Police, which Office he has held will
acceptance under five different kings.