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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21

ryYRY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA-
I MpKIN GOALS. THRY ARE THE BEST IN
GEo. ". BUSH : SOW. French St. wharf.
pUY COAL EARLY AND SAVE MON
Joseph Font ia now raads to serve his customers
with Enterprise, ShamoAin anl shawnee Lefigh
coal at the lowest MARKET rates. Orange street and
Railroad avenue, ... -.
N7 o0o,mo
10 -Ea .......
GEO. Is. Gl:UBii, BR0EG.-
sll kinds Of stncts aud Loans Bought and Sold on
Commission. ANY amount Of money raised cn pro
per security. fromfsocs netes specially. Cits
I,nnn for Sale. ral10-ly
LSnR SALE
SHARES tsr NAtIoNAL BANR.
s5,00G iss MoNFaAaE BONDS,
or THE
BOARp pF l,UtudC EDUyATI0N.
OF WiLM.;iGT0N,
sgcU2ED BY RgA. ESTATE WORTH -FOUR
TIMES THE AMOUNT.
Intorest payabc guactorlynay, august, Novein-
her, Fehr1GrY.
X. X. ROBINSON \ CO.,
BANKERS,
FOURTH AVID MARKET sTREErs. WILMINGTON. DEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21
a1ev q duertisements.

rylIY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA-
I M1KIN GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEST IN
! = u 6iE1. ". BUSH Z SON, French ST. wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-21
r,ne Estgn, 10 Examine BANKS.

Tie following correspondence, which explains
itself, will be found to be of interest, to bankerf
ut least:
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15
@.S.Satcr.
@bas.@.9afer.

rerrtitnterer nebenffalence pelbefisncte
ca paaliesliss asiurance Scmpasnier:
Sitfret Sapital Aug. l,lS7l.
Sanca'bire al Wauhener,
Sn9lanp slO,OVO,O OO
Sire 4sirciaticu" al gbilas
lacelpbta, Ba., cr9 .1S2O, 3,09S, 69l
German americau" al ND. l,ooO,oOU
"YenniYlpania Sire, Ybtlas
cslpbia, crsantieret 1925, 1,512,OOO
"@ma,cn", 6~tnciuuati, >. 935, 5O1
act. Yaul Sire & Narine"
"Ncrtb @eiiern Nattrudl"
al Wilpaufee, Wts. &. S9o,4Sl
al Ct. Yaul, Hinu. 100000
"Sraeers", al @bica9c 10000
q. y. els, 9l2
Scntcr t FANNIE Snsnina lcm Ss'
ecrab ~lllefabrits. 5 l9.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-15

Seq ifal beruso tilars mig at IN
bsrrstts mine 9anNsmenb / os uben.
oul 0eeorab ON, at iss MI bar neo.
lat mig hsri gpen iOm SfrGboer, %
lousr at tilirebsitile enbuer rimclia
Sororln9. Seq ifaI alto bare ioli'
Be os mopsrns 5pier paa 9aanbsn,
% &Iebsr lpes sfter npeite Snit. Se.
leg mig % her mine &riier icreno s
beitilsr &l9oer anretltecs.
-. s.. Np99.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24
Passes ftAs Eoon s5- sns month Of Feb, 1875
rsrrsurr ~ car. nESIEt srz-E.
HavoLrIr rEAN 1--WE.
COMMERCIAL.

FaNuLTIC FEBEU1ETSI lSsS.
We hsrt h.s hut out fsrrea arivs the TNs, wees-th'
tas uusrl hr--s viih Os.s fro Newcastle 70 Ms~s's
r.-s nssr " kluy ais yss,sFs,yu'A fan sarso Of
s r-ssus oa1sstiug chiefly q 49, ftes sugar, i6s
-..ss oac.auus "a, a., ts-
Tt r41ts-tiaut IS marty loHard with rcuce fr the
-r- asa todsy az iuaorr0v, her departure deFsad-
a-- ~ ~ vsszher.
E.xw q H.rss y flIy aus f-ua Pvt eAah,o vih luu-
h. a. VII vhsr ai.eiarse4 Fra,aly bs laid On tr san
So "a, NAV ., over aue fruu san Tr.uci-So; and
S- psiss. tv sss out frOu The same Post-bO'h ~i'h
u--a
"a In, A. snl.urr a-zivea al Astoria Jan - Is
ora .s,isss Is ne nal steamer 10 February IN
r5u-Ea -.fu-e routnucl god demand The following
r--u. give lair sieu he state q he market;
s-s.r-Tss C,pi-eses Arc Honolulu brOught Us : is6
A.. Hauaar n. hnis rssgy sale within the q
- 8 10sr- ST. rrrcsry rrle-. Ihcre nothag nss Con
-snr tsr -ee-,-sy trcafy. M Whole sue-tioa = nov
tt Osu-s OR aivccs ffuu the Islands are 60 tbs e.
fs ss a. Agent rfners Is Al nouo.uu endss'
~ So rtrai wh the Faaufess g. Their entire esoT. but
via vl..s suoosss ~ arr not yel adyisel.
OaFfra-Csusr.l Auie-oan g q -; Costa RinA . a
~: N.uia q g nc; suvN ~ a sls; sTOund coffee, IS
IN
Tszr-0uos.ils A. 3 6 IesTh
Elrr-eui-, bat a-u- China guOed at 81 g &c; HA-
vaiisn Tnlle. q = 3 n
Hmr-ws, salsel, g e; dry, L q lsa
-.v-Ts demand ooasiuus hut fair. AID p-ices barely
rsastaaBeG Sale. looo - crude. At q Nc
N-assrs aud s1luF-nAvaau Aolasses is IN fAF stock
llal alll rssi-i1tcl demand a. - e &c
wo-Tl-s demand yc; very light with large stock q
FsI sao-s staple and earthly We have, hoveveT some
!. bales ec No-thsru Feecs that held FAR AhOre the
,.rss 4 tuyr-s-suy Is q - Scr long stsFis-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24
An Apecaete ef yrasAlnrten.

HONOLULU, Feb ga, lSSS
70 ~ Eaacr q ~ Es,Nsiias Gasctsss
SIRs--As this Is Washiugton's birthday, e may
not be amisS, to mention In your paper the follow.
ing AnecaOlo, which occurrcd in Morrisiown. New
jersey, in bis days, Il will show the uuscc,arian
spirit he Was possessed ot Il Was on this wise:
II ooSurrcd to General Washington, as his army
lay enSsmped In the vicinity Of NortiaoWn, New
Jersey. that the sacrament ot the communion Chen
observed semiaunuaICy oUlyl was TO be sdmiuls.
tered la the Presbyterian church 10 that village On
q morning. Of The previous week, the General. amer
bis accustomed Inspection OF the camp, visited the
house 0, the Rev. D., Joaes, then pastor Of that
church, and amer the usual prelimlasrics thus &C
eOstcd him - DectoS, understand that the Lora's
supper Is 10 be celebrated with you next Sunday.
would Inquire, If q secoras With the canons ct
your church 10 admit eSmmanicARts OF another dc.
aominAtions" The Doctor replied; "MOst GET,
,ainly ours Is not the Rvs'stcriss table General,
bU, the LorYs table, and we hcnec give the Lords
Invitation 10 all bis followers, Of whatever nsme,"
The General responded; "Iam glad Of a.; that Is
as IL ought 10 be. but as eaite sure Of the
fact, though, would ascertain Il nom yourself
as propose 10 loln with you on that OCCASION
Though member Of the church OF England, have
no exclusive par,isltics," Tue Doctor treasured
him Of cordial welcome, aud the General was
found seated with the commandments at the saers.
menl ca The Sunday following.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24
Late Foreign News.

WASHINGTON, February 50. Tho Senate executive,
session this afternoon considered the proposed Can
adiau Reciprocity trraty, which found few, il any
friends, aud was rejected without division,
The Senate Committee on Territories, February
4,h, agreed TO IMPORT, recommending the passage OF
the bill creating the Territory OF Pembna out Of the
northern part Of Dakota.
The dcad-leiier Office at Washington lately received
package sent by mail containing six snakes, tour
Of which were alive, one Of them eopperhrad. 1,
was addressed to Germany, but stopped at Washing.
ton.
The California Senators have received memorial
from San Francisco sugar reners protesting against
the proposed Hawaiian reciprocity treaty, on the
ground that it would have the effect to transfer the
business ofrefnin z 10 the Sandwich lslands.
The Postal Telegraph bill introduced BY Butler,
OF Massachusetts, proposes 10 declare all telegraph
lines pOsiroutes. and the Postmaster general is au-
thoriEed to advertise for the transmission Of Gov
erument dispatches, as carrying the mails is now
advertised for The bill also requires that the rsies
for special news dispatches and commercial news be
the same and n no case 10 exceed the rstes chnged
Press associations the LIST Of January 1873. Rates
to be uniform to all parties for similar service.
1t is now. explained that over. 400 Chinese were
lost by the burning OF the steamship Japan.
European.
LONDON, February Sd.-The Marquis Of Harting-
ton was to-day elected leader of the Liberals.
An autograph letter from Alfonso was delivered
TO Queen Victoria on Saturday, formally advising
her OF his accession the throne aud of his nten
tiOu TO rule spain constitutional principles.
The Grand Cross Of the Order Of Bath has been
offered to Carlyle. Alfred TennysOn is TO be made
s Baronet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

A Masonic TEsTINoNIAL--ODe Of those pleasant
reunions 10 which the breihren Of the mystic tie
sometimes indulge in occurred in the hall Of Royal
Arch Chapter No. l, last Thursday evening, when
Past High Priest E P Adams, for bis faithful ser
vices presiding officer for two years, was present.
ed with P. Il. P.'s jewel Companion Kalakaua
r., in presenting the jewel, spoke as follows:
Most Excellent P. Z. p, Z P Adams a pleasant
duty devolves me, inasnSeh as have been called
on by your companions Of this Chapter to convey
TO you the estimation in which you are held BY
them. l would that some more able and more ex-
Perienced compassion had been chosen 10 express
their sentiments; but they in presenting you,
through me- with this Past High Priests jewel are
wei that It is bat small return for the ralu-
able services you have rendered this Chapter; yet
&c trust yOu will seeept with the sane fraternal
ieeliog in which If is given. and hope viii be the
means OF creating spirit Of emulation among your
companions OF ultimately zftsining the exalted pO-
siiion which you have attained. and so ably kIled
with honor to yourself and credit TO the fraternity
Wear It, companion, and when Placsd On your
breast remember your companions, vhlihersoever
dispersed throughout the world few remarks
were then added BY High Priest D. L Fyfe, TO which
CompSEiou Adams responded as follows; "COm-
FAllOus, uafS - lueA feCtel. SUI lrlSel me-
that ind myself lacking words TO express properly
the grateful emotions called forth BY our companion
King land the Most Excellent e. P } in presenting
me this handsome testimonial Of your esteem do
not fee that have deserved il, but cannot help
entertaining : feeling of honest pride that you
should have thought me worthy Of this honor. II
have been successful my administration as your
presiding officer, the praise must be fnlly shared
with the ofieers and members Of the Chapter, who
have and all cordially and heartily seconded me
IN every labor. When I look back over nv two
wears Of ofsee, ud pleasant retrospect for be-
lieve there has been perfect unity Of feeling
amongst Us We have fsii-we have knOvH-HoE /
good and how pleasant Il is for brethren to dwell
together ia unity pray that IL may slEsys con
tiune. believe II will Tried and able eOupan- /
ions are In your council. CoutiuuAl harmony and
increased prosperity attend ys5r labor. Conpan-
ions, this beautiful jeWd I receive gratefully and
heartily, and shall endezyor TO wear Il vorthilyn
The jewel Is Of massive gold ard bears the peculiar
deriess OF the order. On the reverse Presented
70 P. q. P. Edward P. Adams BY Honolulu r A. /
Chapter, No. 4 As marx Of esteem On his retire.
nsuf from once"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

Of Edward EualOa for probate Of win. heard and VIII
admitted to probate.
Dee. 4-Bssaie Of KualI Of waineA. Petition Of
Administrators for release heard aud release granted
Estate Il KalSiki. Petition Of G. B. Roweu. ad-
ninistrasOr for release heard and release granted.
Petition Cf Emilia to adopt two minor children
heard and petition granted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24
PoRT OF IONOLULU.
ARRIVEn.

ARRIVED.
PALM Ger bk UuEel Brzesis cbeibuer . Gays from
Nrucastie-
1s-Schr kamui nowcrs. frou kshuluL
sahr lid yellow. Niks from Sea
SER Hattie. Kline, from SEA
Sclr Fsirr Queen, kaaiuA- fryn SEA
Sc3r Manu- ,EaNAi, kalauao from Sea
lp-Schr Kiuau Ahuihaia- fnn Mako. Clsrpa: L
ke-s sugar. and f,asseurers-
s-1r ufr Morris Lena. fun NolukAi t67ro- -
sheep, 2 lAHts, hOrse, tsgs potatoes, bdls
s-ss6r Active. Puashivn. from NsAlasA- oargs: eos
pEes sugar -
r-s-hr va-9 Ellen. Mana. fruu KnhAlA- Clzrgo: Isl
krrs surar n hides, bh tallcw.
ss-fr KaulaHe, Balles frum koioa Naimes Ji'l'o:
90 pkgf sugar. III beef hose; and Passen-
st-r KFansa. NarrhAnt. from WindSard Ports
C,l-,o. @ bscs potatoes hiies, ia g,ai skins :
cAif skins, bbs beef hogs, doz chickens :
o. turkeys
e-Schr Nestis Merrill Crane, LahAinA osTgo: 60 kgs
sugar ~ hidss III tAii0v, and fAssenEers-
SAILED.
Frt r--Aus An mall stnr Cyphrenes Woo3 fr Sydney.
.o-Srhr 0al Fcflou MIA, for kulos NAinloz-
Sclr Hattie Kiino for NsNivlh
scar Mile Morris. Lena. ior Aoiosai
ez-Schf Nknuokavai kslauao, f1r hhhuluL
schr Kinnn. khnhals. &c MHiiEo.
Schr Fary Queen, Kaaiua, far HAuAlei-
str1r Kuauea. Marchant. Cor Niudusre Ports-
ss-Rs-k Hesn ". Amy. Niidousou. fr san FRANCISCO
scar Nsry Ellen. Maua. fer kohAlA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

VESSELS DuE-Sehooner Ada Mar Is nov twenty.
eighi days from san Francisco for this port and
has full cargo. Schooner Peerless Is about two
weeks out from the sane port. The latter vessel
Niii probably bring pape-s a few days later than
what VIC nov have
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

A RELIc.-Among the donations made to the Cal.
Hernia Academy OF Sciences at It's meeting in Jan
uary, was the Spy glass which belonged 10 Captain
Bligh or the ship Bounty. Tue following extraet
from the BslietiH tells its history:
The additions made to the museum embrace a
number OF interesting articles the most valuable Of
which was received from J. {. Merrill & Co. being
a marine glass that originally belonged to Captain
William Bligh, commander Of the British warship
Boimiy, which was taken by mutineers 10 the last
century. The glass is Of the old style the case be
ing about thirty-six inches in length and covered
with leather, which has an antique hue although
well preserved. IL draws ont in two sections about
eighteen inches longer and is glass Of good power
On the leather has been painted the following in
scrpiion: This glass originally belonged 70 Cap
tain William Bligh, who commanded h B NJ ship
Bounty, when taken by the mutineers, who after
ward settled Picairus Island. II was left at Ts
hiti, aud from thence came into the possession Of
kamehsmeha III, Of the Hawaiian Islands and was
presented by kAmehameha v 10 Captain James
Smith, who ieft il with J. c. Merrill & Co, who
presented it 10 the California Academy OF Sciences
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

RExovED.-Gen. I'd N. N'oOOk. formerly Min
isasr Resident here and late Governor Of Colorado
has been removed By the President from the latfer
Ofes in response to petitions and complaints from
the people Of Colombo. He sppenn % have ren-
dsred Himself quite unpopular 70 then-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

TKAxks-we are indebted TO His Majesty for :
fine map Of the overland route Also 70 Messrs- G.
D. Gilman ard W. BurnhAm for Boston papers, and
friends in ST. Louis for city paper-all containing
fun accounts Of the Kings visit 10 those cities
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

~ Our reEulsr edition Of last weeks GAZETTE,
wiz the account Of the Kings return and recep-
tioa. having been ell exhausted on the dAy of-a's
pubhcation We were Obliged TO reprint it, and any
orders for thzt date can he supplied.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

Az EEEoR CoEKEcTED.-A recent English salts
teal work gives TIE population Of HoDolulu as
700O0. This il grAter tEan that Of the whole grSuP
TIE last census gave Honolulu population Of IA
So, or IN round numbers, 1900.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

MoRE lcE MACHINERY. Capt. David Smith ne
turned from San Fnueisco on the Cyphrenes, bring,
ING an ice machine and all the necessary apparatus
aud chemicals 10 make this Important luxury Be-
tween the two factories now being erected both Of
which will be driven by water power The city onght
10 be wei supplied with this healihfal luxury.
They viii probably both DC ready Tor work about
the time islands swing around the circle and get
into a warm latitude again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

~ Bark H. W Amy sailed for San Francisco
yesterday and NiII be followed to-day or tomorrow
bv the bark Deutschland
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

r. To-dsy's paper viii be an interesting Que e
send home, ss il contains the Kings speech, The
receptions al The palace and various news Interest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

tE The band OF tho Z. S. S. ship Pensacola gave
nmusicsl entertainment at the hotel on Saturday
evening last There Was 4 large attendance TO bear
the music, which continued from seven til nine
p'clnck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

MErAIz1SE--is the name Of newly diseoreree
lubrcatOr which g half that is said q Il Is true,
VIII prove invaluable wherever machinery Is used
Loslie's Weekly Of FEB. 6, gives an account Of il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

The Marquis Of Ripon, previous 10 bis conversion
10 Ronan Catholicism, had begun the building Of =
large church FOR the Church Of England lie hEs
had the edifee finished and has presented ii 70 the
cOmmunI0n be first intended II for.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

FERRUARr ga washington's birthday was
observed in this city BY salutes from the war
ships In port, and also from the battery on Punch
bowl The war VESSELS were very lastly decorated.
and the consular aags throughout the city were dis
played. The American Minister Resident houorcd
the occasion With ball in the evening at which His
Majesty The King and his Ministers and Staff were
present, members Of the Diplomatic aud Consular
Corps, and many officers OF the war ships 10 port
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

losT FErENpS-His Majesty has received a letter
from gentleman rrsiding 10 Illinois, iueuirius for
bis brother, Vim. Kaufman, who We learn Is on
board Of whaleshlp
Another letter has been received By Prince Le-
lciohOku, inquiriug for ono John Kes,iug, whose
brother. nos- Heating Of Chicago. viii be glad TO
hear from him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24
EXPORTS.

Fo syasy per starr osphreacs Fe. l7ls4 mats sagAE,
Ia lsl-s pulu-
- San F-aneisa PER Helen W. Almv. Feb S5lee esSs
c,,auut oil shark Ems ~ osks Reoh de uer. ~
rrs -rar les lEs S. tales puts loe hus noAsses
- buchs bananus, ] c1t rul~s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24
The Courts.
Supreme Court.

FEB. &c. R. Bishop vs.. E. Everett, B. F. Bolles
6aruishee-Before Justice JUDD. Motion to Dissolve
attachment. The Court declined to entertain the
motion, and thought the remedy was under Section;
Ills Of the Civil Code. a. S. HArtuell for motion
W. c. Jones for plaintiff.
II EoUITT.
FEB. Sth-Ksopua ct Al. vs.. Ruth Keelikolani-
Before Justice JuDD. Bill for the recovery Of certain
lands. Case argued and submitted. A. S. HATtweIl
for oOmplainan,s; R. Il. Stanley for defendant.
Aho vs.. AhuuA ct al-Bill for partition Of lands
Before Justice HARMS. Order made dividing the
lands between NaAleOkabuAlOa and Kalenels, de-
ceased and commissioners appointed for the purpose
In PROBATE.
FEB. Sth-Est2,e Of Al, deceased. Before Justice
RARRIs Petition Of All Lee for letters OF admins
tratiOu. The Court appointed All Lee AdniBis,ratO
to kls bond in the sum Of $500 notice to be given to
creditors for fOur weeks, and inventory be Sled
50 days
FEs. l6th-Bstate Of Ku, deeeAsed-BefOre Justice
jun. Petition of Rev. s. PaAuhi administrator Of
tie above estate for settlement Of bis accounts The
Court examined and approved the accounts, and o.
dsred the administrator to be discharged upon his
fling an inventory Of the estate and AZ Af5dAyit Of
PgblicAtiol Of notice to creditors.
Estate Of KAlAuA, deeeased-Betore Justice JUDD
Petition Of Kahsna for letters Of administration The
Court AFTER bearing the evidence ordered letters Of
aaniDissrasiOo to be issued to KaiAlOui and Nika
upon their cling bond in the sun Of $500 inventory
to be sled 80 days and nOtiee to creditors to be
advertised for four weeks.
Fourth judicial Circuit, Kauai.
Cases heard at Chambers. before Hoe D. MeBRrDE.
Oct 22-KuAPga vs.. Salem HAadehstt. Damages.
Appeal from District Justioe. WsineA. Continued.
King Us. XAkAnui- Petty Lsresay. Appeal from
District justice, WSimea. No, guilty.
MaaAi vs. KAslA. TrOTer. Appeal from District
Justice. wai4ea- Judgment for plaintiff with costs
Nov. I4-KAbalepohaku vs.. n. Chairman. Illegal
IupOunding. Appeal from District Justice, KOlOa-
Judgment for plaintiff With costs.
Ksala vs. Nasai-TrOver. Appeal from District
Justioe Eainea- Withdrawn.
SoF-2s-King rs KAlihaea and Kuanaio. Adultery
ApPealfrOn District Justice, KOlOa- Not guilty.
Kisgvs KsikiOsua Aad Hav4akiO. Adultery Appeal
FROM District Jassioe. KOlOa. Net guilty.
Nov. 26-King vs Cana. Selling Opium without
license. Appeal from District Justice, Koos. Pound
guilty and seateneed TO pay fne Of SI68 Of in de-
fSult four mOnths imprisonment with hard labor.
King vs. SOSuA, Selling Opium without license.
Appeal from Distries Justice. KOlOa- Pound guilty
and seatsnesd 70 pay fne or $I5a. in default Of
p@yns1t SIX months Improvement with hard labor.
PROBATE ProoeedInEs Fourth Judicial Circuit
Nov. 2p-Essate Of Kaslsu Of AnahOla- Petition for
Administration and deSree Of heirshp beard. and s.
Kaiu appointed Admiuistr1tor. and Kanakabslela,
Rahu K, Psl1i k, Josia aad Hare.ia, declared heirs
Estate Of &. KAlAi KHaloa Of Hlnalsi. Petition
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

PHnR PHrLLIF's CoScERT.-This entertainment
took place on Wednesday evening last al the Fort
Street Church TWAS not, properly speaking, so
much concert as q song service, The music being
chiefly Sunday school melodies. Mr.. Philips has
very melodiuus voice and his manner and style arc
really attractive After hearing him. no one eau
wonder that be should attract such large audiences
as be did ID England frequently filing such edifees
as Mr.. Surgeons church with six or seven thou
sand bearers. In his tour through Europe he gave
over two hundred and fry concerts The receipts
last Wednesday evening were about 500, half OF
which went TO the Sailors Home 10 this city, and
half to s fund 10 erect q mission church in New
York City. Mr.. P. was aeconpA panied with bis fam.
lily and sailed in the Cyphrenes for Australia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

At z ~ uas sand IN oean unek haura-
ems ass1p :
ne N U educ ukpufuna asSp-D
- 70 aas- elo u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

FEB. &c. R. Bishop rs. E. Everett, B. F. Bollss,
Gsruishee-BefOre Justice JrpD. Motion to dissolve
attachment. The Court declined to entertain the
motion, and thought the remedy was under Section;
Ills Of the Civil Code a. S. HArtuel for motion !;
W. c. Jones for nlaintif.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24
PASSENGERS.

Fu- sydney per Stmr Cyphrenes fee lI-Nm hoocAii 4
q IN t-ausitu fsr Auckland and Sydney
Frau wgudua-d Pu-ts per kilaneA Feb slc1pt Wander
Moulsu Lsuf Euso-. Gov KIP Mss Atwood Nrs Asine
Nass. Eip- and e. deck.
- wnSuard Ports per Stmr Kiiaues Feb e9i-frAns ;
p.-ke- Il 4 utchcsck Aax uufehiuson. NrE kNhzi, Mss
No-ran A W Ne@ihAu Dr HArkness, G Hitchoock, Miss
Heieu Castle and sbsut S IN dcek.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

tF Alta public meeting held at Lahsins, Feb. %,
to express The sentiment ofihe people on therturn
OF the King committee Of Eve. consisting Of Hon.
a. Fernandez, h. DickeusOn, Esq, Messrs D. Maio.
pill D. kabanleiio aud S. W. NailhHpala, was APP
pointed to address His Majesty aud Congratulate
him on his return. On Tie "a inst, BIS Ms,cs,,
received letter iron the committee expressing the
good wishes Of the people Of Lalains, aud the hope
that be may dong live 20 reign over his people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

NEw PosTAeE STANrs.- has provided
new stamps Of The Denomination OF . and Ia cents,
the former printed in black and the latter IN brown
ink The two-oent stamp has portrait Of King
Ralakaua and the twelye-ceni stamp that OF Prince
Leleioboku- They furnish perfect Ikenesses Of the
King and Prince. They are very neat, all except
the ooiors in which they printed. Neither the
black nor The brown is pretty color Tor postage
stamps. B'Es would have been appropriate for The
tWo-cent stamp and n.o0eata for the twelve cents.
We have now no eurreut blue stamP-ibe i've cent
being out Of service aud this would be very appro-
pirate as being one Of our national colors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24
australian new zealand and california Mai. ss.nsr.sA.sul. for ISL,

TErP FBoN sYnNEY 10 SAY FRANcSoo.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-02-24

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