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inss burns. scalds, caked breasts poisonou, bites,
rosen lie {, gcuf, salt rhsum. ear-aehe, &C., and
the receipt ofine Imminent viii be sent gra to any
one. 1t is the most sonder'ul healing and pain
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells article before did sell. and II sells
because It docs just ~ha; it preten 10 10 do. One
bottle Of the Centaur Imminent for animals y ellov
vrsppef is worth hundred dollar. Tor spawned,
straioed CALLED homes ana nr,e- and sSr Screw
worm in sheep. No family or 'soek-ovner can A.
ford to be without Centsnr min ent. PYies, -
cents; large bottles. sl.oo. J. 3. Eosk Co.,
- Broaivay, New York.
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Administrator Notice.
,TATE Of KANSAS, l.
COUNTY.

STATE Of KANSAS, J.
LRAVKNwoRTH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate Of
UGENIOUSS S. CARUTHUS, Deceased.
NOTICE IL hereby given that letters OF Admin
IN iSration have been granted to the undersig-
ned the estate Of .Ugenious s. Caruthes, late Of
said county, deceased. by the honor able, the Pro
bate Court OF the county and State Aforesaid dated
the sth day Of February, A. d. 1873. Now, all
persons having claims against the said estate are
hereby notified that they must present the same
to the undersigned tor allowance, within one year
IRON the date Of said Letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any ben fl Of such estate; and that
II such claims be not exhibited within three years
after he date ofsad letters. they shall be forever
barred.
AMBROSE N. DUSHAN,
Administrator Of the Estate Of
UGENIOUS &. CARUrHERS, Deceased.
March 9th, 1875. maIl1-3t
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SECOND wARD-REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Treasurer--A. McGahey, PIP.
Attorney-George Spry, PIP.
Police Judge-Judge Vaughan, 257.
Marshal-D. A. Hook, pa.
Weighmaster-LewisO yerton, sc.
Board of Education-D. NJ Swan, %;
Phil Rothschiid, 2i3; III. c. Akin, 234
o. b. Taylor, POI.
Council-Saml Dodsworth, 2S5; Vim.
Fairchild, 2lS; c. FRANKIE, 233; F. +.
Hunt, 26l.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Treasurer-Thos. Morgan, 204.
Attoney-H. Miles Moore, 2O2.
Marshall. H. Sargent, al.
Police Judge-W. G. Matthias, III.
Weighmaster-C. Curtin, 32S.
Fire Marshal-Pat. McGraw, 10.
Council-Ed. Walsh, rs; ii. NJ. Aller,
$50; q. Ummethun, Us; X. V. Flora,
l49.
Board OF Education-H. c. Hollister,
l6S: A. b. Ravens, l6i; J. F. Richards,
407 J. W. Morris, 145.
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Watches, Clocks, JeweIry
AND SILVERWARE.
NFusI"AL INSTRUMENTS, Toys. Fancy
lNl Goods, Bird Cage. Playing Cards, etc.
Watches an Jsseiry carefully rep.arsd sar-
rAnted- spI.--d-u
THE LATEST AND DEST,
THE BEST & CHEAPEST.

and descriptive list coat aiming testimonials Of
Thousands n use, varying In sise from ~ IN TO
feet
Keptin stock, and sold ut Factory prices BY A.
O. Fray, Minneapolis. MIMI
z p AIis Co., Nflsaukse, Wisconsin.
CAV. Todd q Co., st. Louis, $40.
Great Western Manufacturing Co., LeaTen-
worth, Kansas.
kivet Bucket Co.'S ef5ce and Fartory, corner
Canal and W Washington st., Chicago, Illinois.
mar25-3id-eow&wsox
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Employment F.!

i PLETE HE2BALIsT, and The GEowIse
WORLD. win give such terms AMI furnish such
advertising facilities th-t no man need axe less
tran 500 per montk end all expenses-no matter
whetht- he ever c,nvsssei tefore or not. Address
DR.. u. PHELPS BROWN. No. n Grand street,
Jersey City, n. J., ami fI.l particulars will be
sent by re urn mail. spr3-d;Av
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MEMO. l.. 750A 90; No. 2, lo975c. No.
o1SE.SNo: j. &c 90; No. 2. $. so; No. 5,
RAcooos-No. /. 7oc; No. 2, 4Oc; No. 5. 2oc;
SKuNE-BIack, 81, 90; short striped, 7Jc: narrow
striped, SIC; broad striped, sc.
POLK CAr-50l0c.
MUsKRAI-ls@2pc.
uPo,sUA-SSl5c.
KIrrENsL5c.
WILD CAT-l5025c.
Houss CAT-5@l0c.
BKAvEs-Per n. 1851 60.
BADssR-l59s0c.
FoI-Grey SO04Oc; red, 5O@sI %.
woLr-Lsrse. 0@si 50; snsi, lO@7pc.
BEAK-sl oo@&6 50.
sALI-O. R., 81 10; saekanav, q 20.
srsrP---N Y. 5o075c.
GRAIN AHD yLoua.
The price Of -four and wheat rema ne Arm, low
grades are steadily advancing; the demand being
greater than the soppiy IS oar quotations will
The best grade Of fall wheat in this market,
which Is quoted - No. 2, vas selling yesterday At
9Oc.
wH.4r-IE.n. No. z. SOC: No. 8, Soc No. ..
OoE.,1ne.T. zoe per bushel; 'helied. 7se and
oXTs-Hre 5Oes5c per bushel
BARLEY-Sl 20 perbushei.
FiouRNSsst ., 30; XXX. q 60; XXX. s. Is;
Star, q Is; II. e o.; 1ek.heat noor. . 90;
per 100 Its; .ipstun, 81 ~; bran. 81 10.
Considerable wheat is coming into market.
DRY GOODS.
A corrected list Of those articles adapted to the
season.
American. -...---llsis
Lewiston A.......--6 Cords fancy. -.--..22
Lewiston B-.-...........I21zz Uncasvile A.--lI@I2
OTIS BE. lis lColumbia.....- -.
Chevios styles l1c higher.
Bsowx DnLu,
Boil. ..-.....- Fiat------...-...........-..6 1a
High colon lie up.
Caledonia No. 7..-......1lx Miners No. 9...-.---is
E&A No; e 49, a y ! Tnioa 10: is,,.,s
BsowH onIToss.
Appleton A...-.---..-11 Conestoga--......-.. 81.
Adratie .----..--. 40 Harrisburg H..----.-. 81
Cabot teabody
Ashland 4-4--..--.-..-.-6 lawrence LL-..---- 81
Atlantic Ii 4-4--.---S Holden N....-..--...-
Belmont 4-4--...--...--l0
HLEcuso corroSL
n. Y. Mills--------Is Lon.dsle .---.-.-.--..I2Izs
Emit ~ LOON, enc. ga
Hills 4-<-----.--------E Ton mon usaltn o. 81
G H,,mony Y,s Hope --'-'------------ie11s
AscKLLAHEoUa
Cotton APP. Is Six-cord cotton....-- 20
Cotton YARN. Is Needies-.---. leo to Us
Cotton batts- ---..-- 9 to Is Pins --- 20 10 80
Wsddipg..--.-----2 Is TO 90 train Bags 49, - 70 -
Three-cord cotton SSi
Corzcts, ooS6 90 per dozen.
PRlxrs.
Alh.ny.-.-.-- -------- 81 F1esmsn--------------s
nedfoIa.----------. hspeagus.-..-------------S
6s0tlton--------S DunDeu
American .---..-----S Alien .-.-----....---.---
Cone1togA ...-..-..---.-. WaOoutf1.----
Anoskess ------- y! shirsings .-.....--.------ ~
Belfast .----..-------.-- Lanso1GR------------1l
Shirley .----.-------------- ~ 49, .-.---.--.u
kenfreG--.--------u 3oaso .-.-.-.-.-.-------lo1<<
Amoskeag ACA.-.---35 evin kivsf-.-------lo
cords No. 2.-.---.-.--s0 Pists6eld .--.-7
ConestogA 0A-.----3J iCoos slaRa AA-----13k
1.l.,.iI!s x---S sAaess'a ALL
Ansle,.s----1s3q0sAlsBA----u
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,
lEAvENw0RIH COUN1Y.
In the matter Of the estate Of
ANDREW BAUER. deceased.

ANDhCW DxhVEh. uecedbtu
Notice Is hereby gwen that letters Of adm mis-
tration have been sranted to the un dels signed on
the estate OF Andrew Bauer, late OF said county,
deceased. by the Honorable, the Probse court VI
the county and state Aforesaid oated the 26ih day
OF February, A. y. 1875. Nov. all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby no
tilted that they must present the same 10 the I'M
dersigned for allowance, within one year from the
date OF said letters, or they may b. preeiudei
c aims be not exhibited within three years sitter
the date Of said letters they sha be forever base
CHARLES DUkR and
ChARLkS PILLA
Administrations Of the Etate Of ANDREW
BAUkR, Deceased.
EUDoRA, Douglas County. Kansas, FebruaIv
18th, 1875. marll-v3t
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Bridge Proposals.

COUNTY CLERK OFFICE,
LKAvkswOsTn, KAA. March 10, 1875.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ss this
- once until Monday. April SIN, 1875, II O. Cock
NJ, fr the construction Of Bridges, either Of
WOOD or .OS, at points In this county, rs fol-
lows, to-wt:
One over the east branch Ct Nine Nile Greek. on
I he Leavenworth and Kansas City road near the
Spears School House, in Delaware township.
One over branch Of Hog Creek, the keyner-
ton road, in Tairmount Township.
One on the ives. line Of section 81. township 10,
range %. on the boundary line between The coun-
ties of Leavenworth A. d WyandOtte.
And one over Big Woman Creek, trossiDg on the
Hurlburt road.
separate bids required for each bridge, and
whether Of wood or iron.
For further information, see County Enginser
Plans and pecihc.tions in this Office. Ths Coun-
ty Board JeserSe the right TO reject any and
bids By order Of the Board.
OLlVkk DIEFENDORF,
marlf-ilw3t County Clerk.
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The great discovery Of the sge.
There Is no pain which the Gem
taur Iinimeht will not relieve. no
swelling hich Il viii not subdue,
and no lamepess which II will not
cure. This Is strong language,
hut il is true. II Is no humbug;
the receipt ID printed around each
battle A circular containing
Ger. ificafes Of wonderful cures Of
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LEGAL.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
nISrRICT COURT, FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
II trict, Leassnwor,h Comfy, Kansas,
DAVID p. STILLE, Plaintiff,
against
THcNA>P. wHELAS and :
BRIDGET A. WHELAN,
Plaintiffs

Said dsfendants will take notice that a suit has
been commenced sgainst them in the District Court
Of LezyeovOrth County AZ above entitled.
Tie object Of vhch snit 10 to obtail
judgment against you in the sum Of siss IS.
with interest thereon fron October -. 1874 At II
p. r cent. Tefarnum, and to sell yonr iRier-At in
the following described property, si,uated in Leav-
enworth County. KaDsss, to-wit: The South half
Of north 49, feet % Of lots and two, in block
70, and also lot IL. tloek 81 and also lot in book
SO, all ia CLARK Q Fees addition TO Leavenuorth
City. which has been attached, and spply the pra-
eeeds 'harsos In pa 1ent OF fsii judgment, and
It'll day Of Na IS 5, or the petition will be taken
true, and Judgment rendered accordingly, and
raid property, or 20 much thereof Is necessary
will be ordered be sold and the proceeds there
Of applied in payment of said judgment
m25wit b. GRAY. AIIy TOR PlsiItih.
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ON MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for YOuns Men ron speetso
errors and Abuses in early lille. Manhood 70.
stored. Impedimsnts 70 Marriage REMOVED. No
method Of treatment New and Tems able RENE
dies. Book and Crruiars sent tr.e, N sesled en-.
vtlopss. AddIsss
HOWARD Association
No. south NTH st. Fhiladelphia, n.
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Team rex anu ID as oe km inCiuueN
Foundation AMI Timber for frame and platform
to be nish.d ty purehis-r.
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lettings from California.

A letter from San Francisco, received by the last
mail, and dated November 9Th, says
1.-The fire of Virginia City is a great misfortune to
this coast, coming as ii does on the heels Of the late
financial troubles. Several Of the richest mines ia
the vicinity (tbe BOnanzas) had mills, machinery,
hosting works, etc. destroyed, thus throwing thou
sands of workmen cut Of employment, and what is
still worse, causing a cessation Of several million
dollars worth Of ore making its appearance above
ground until the means for hosting can be replaced,
which will be about the first Of January. All this
seriously affects San Francisco, as the mines are
principally owned by San Francisco capitalists, and
as it will take millions to repair damages to the
mines and rebuild the city again, this money will
have to be furnished principally by San Francisco,
and for the next few months a fearful scarcity Of
coin will be the result. This city has acted nobly In
behalf Of the destitute Virginianss and with little or
no delay several Relief COMMITTEES were formed for
the purpose Of assisting. Money. provisions. cloth
ing and other necessaries are being forwarded daily
by express and railroad companies free Of charge.
The churches Of the various societies assisted gener-
ously, as did also several Of our places Of amusement,
"An event recently occurred in the operetio world
which will be of interest to the residents Of the island
metropolis. The New York papers mention that Miss
Annie Montague. who made her debut recently at
Booths Theatre, with the Kellogg English opera
troupe, is a native Of the Sandwich Islands. A New
York letter under date Of October 20tb, says:
Huguenois has been conferred upon US in
English as well as in German through the perform
ance Of the Kellogg troupe at BOOTHS Theatre. A
very enjoyable representation was supplied, and the
de6utants Of the occasion, Miss Annie Montague,
did herself infinite credit. Of course. she was
frightened wouldn't give a fig for the chances Of
q debutants who wasn't-but she fairly earned all
the applause BESTOWED upon her efforts. Her voie
is light soprano, clear and caPaele in the upI7i
register Of brilliant execution. Her facility assT
bravura singer was abundantly eyidencA ain a.,
arch and spirited duet between the "Quee1.. -.
:" Raoul,'' and the final movement had TO be rc-,
peated. Miss Montague was superbly dressed. and
the floral offerings which she received we're very
handsome. 10 personal appearance she 10 not unlike
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Annie Louise Cary, 40 has been rcmsrked, aDd Do
tccied a resemblance also te Mary l. Booth. hirs
Montague's blushcs were very nice 10 sec, ~ the
way. In this era Of rouge ds nsafTG q
"Montague'' IL undoubsedly = NON d. dars. and
a. IL is no, likely that the lady will be idsptihed BY
that name. Il may be easily surmlsei who she
" my surmise is correct. her voice has been ohen
heard Ia years past in the choir o ons OF shs
churches in Honolulu.
while on this subject I will mention that In THE
city Eesidss . certain demoissls from Me islAnds.
who came here With high aspirations % al opsraiic
tendency. as many ara already aware, who 10 known
TO the World A. The "HavAiiAn Nishtingale. and
who appears 20 have M insatHbis desire Ter ~uctO4ssy
Not eontent with that . shark story. which ought %
have suf6ced any ordinary person. shs new contsm-
plaies-as several Of our local papsrs report-an-
other Saiad-like exploit. by ~sviumdng ffom ths
Cia-House beach to Seal Rock not q very great dis
lance, but sufficient 10 afford her 90 opportunlv ~
gain more newspaper nOlOriety, and possibly become
the subject Of another illustration in some Of the
sporting pictoriAls.
speaking Of the newspaper. calls 10 mind .
paragraph which appeared a short time since Ia one
" the local journals. announcing that John Thos
waierbOuse. ESQ Her Britannia Majesty Consai-
General at Honolulu, was among the overland pas
seugers en- ronie for the Islands.
"oa the last trip Of the Clara BoR IRON Homo.
lulu. a passenger named T. V. Thwing was misssd
on the 81 Of Nov. lie Was last seen ON deck about
half-p past one O'Clock that morning; but whether biz
disappearAnce was voluntary os soeidsntal as
mystery."4 II t##aUU.
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A telegram from Berlin states that the Central
Government for Alsace and Lorraine viii be 60.
tablished at Berlin. Probably n separate ministry
will be created for these provinces.
There promises 10 be an animated contest Over
the election for Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives In the next Congress-. The Democrats
are largely In the majority 10 thai body, ana Of
course no one who does not belong TO the Demo
cratic party need apply. Those who have been
named as prominent for the position are Mensra.
Fernando Wood of New Ysrk, Kerr OF Indiana,
Randall Of Pennsylyania. and ex+0oyernor Walker
Of. West Virginia. IL 10 announced that MT. Wood
will throw open bis elegant private manson AZ
Washington on the 18th Inst, for The entertainment
OF his friends, and that through social Influences be
will do all he can to attain the Object OF his am
bition.
TnToN Am BEEcHER AZ LEcruEERs,-The tAlsnta
Of these two mel are graded inverhely, n IL be true
receive Z 5000 for one hundred lectures, and
Beecher 100000 for Gity-two lectures Both have
achieved notoriety since the great scandal suit.
additional TO the fame they enjoyed previously, and
the people will go 10 see the men, whether they
take interest In the matter OF the lectures or not.
This IL all Mr.. Redpath, who employs them, cares
Tor. He Is a Snowman. to whom the receipts Of the
house drawn by the ~iecturers Ia everything. For
the actors themselves be cares nothing.
Secretary Brislow IL preparing for the centennial
a. statement Of what each Department of the Gov
eminent has cost in the one hundred years. The
Navy statement alone, the only one thus far com
pleted, foots up an aggregate OF one thousand mill
Hons.
The United States government did not threaten
10 recognize the belligerent rights Of the insurg-
ents in Cuba, unless Spain shall soon suppress the
insnrrection In the Island, bat u did hint 10 the
Madrid authorities that II was about time the con
test should end, and rendered its influence 10
secure a reconciliation OF tho eonteDdiDg psrties.
II is a remarkable fact and very eseditable W
the San Francisco saving banks that the failure OF
the Bank OF California was not accompanied nor
followed by anything In the shape OF a run on
them. They have 50,377 deposltors, and are the
repositories Of large amounts OF money, and yet
only 7l3 persons demanded their money on the
day the great bank failed.
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night. Next!
CoyGus Axp CoLus-DAmp Westerly winds. bot
days and sOol nights have. as usual at this season.
affected the entire community with colds I'D the
dose. A" 50 that scarcely any ore has an advantage In
this respee, over has ~ne,shb0r.
LuNAuuo's RDAINs-On Tuesday Afternoon last.
tke eofin oontaining the remains Of the late King.
which at the funeral ia 1874 was temporarily placed
IN the Royal Aausoleum in Nu0anu valley. was
transferred to the rev tomb reeeDty bulk by II. II.
Charles KAnaina in the enclosure Of kAwaishAo
Church. The eortege consisted Of an escort q troops
under command Of Major Gulick. the hearse. heavily
drapei in black and surrounded with kAbilis (festher
ms sigma CT rank) followed by q line Of some thirty
vehicles. in The first VI which next the hearse was
the venerable father Of the deceased King accom-
panied by H.. r II Prince Leleiohoku. The remains
were deposited in their final resting place at Eve
O'Clock p IN. His Majesty the King being present.
Elsr MAUt-our attentive correspondent writes
g His MAJ sty's birthday WAS celebrated ia Waikiki
as a general holiday. \ shooting match TOOK place
in the afternoon. The target board was riillsd.
but the "bullseye" sustained very slight injury
In the evening. as the regular brass band was alb
sent. having gone to Lahaina, a baud Of tyres sere-
naded some Of the citizens. The boys have Just
began to toOt their horns. and as each played the
tune he knew the best. the eject was more striking
than beautiful. II the old saying "that a bad be-
ginning makes a good ending holds good 10 this
case. this band win IL il ever attains its ending"
prove the best the world has yet produced.
VERY dry weather is making every one un-
easy. and there have been q few water law suits
among parties who feel agrieyei at the scant supply.
Although the basis Of the suits was water itself they
have been as dry as petty lawsuits Of any other
nature. Nothing would wet things up now like a
good rain.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Abbertisfr.

IT HAS pleased His Majesty the King to appoint
Chas. I. Gulick on the staff Of the Governor Of Oahu
With the rank Of Major.
Iolani Palace. Nov. 1lth, 1875.
THE following Anniversaries, being National Holt
days, will be observed on the several days mentioned
below. All Government Offices will be closed through
out the Kingdom
Monday Nov. 29th, (the 18th falling on Sunday
Recognition Of Hawaiian Independence by the Gov
ernmenis Of Great Britain and France.
Saturday Dec. % b. Christmas Day.
Saturday Jan. LIST, 1876. New Years Day.
W. L. MoEHoNUA,
Minister Of the InteriSr.
Interior Office, Nov. 9th. 1876.
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INDEPENDENCE DAY.-Next Monday, as per OFF
cial announcement, will be observed as a national
holiday. in Ommemoration OF the acknowledgment
of Hawaiian independence by the Governments Of
Great Britain and France, in ls4S. Weather per
hitting there will be some boat races, and perhaps
q mitch gnme of baseball.
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For RENT

o. THE HOUSE LATELI OCCUPIED
36. by Mr.. :. NJ. Garter. situated ~ ths corner % Palace
I'LL Walk and Punchbovi Sta Posscsslsn given immedH
Ately. Apply at the
sea MAH8HALE OFFICE
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SATURDAY Y, NOVEMBER q
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

L O.. G. I've are requested to say that a full
attendance of members OF Ultima Thule Lodge is
requested this evening. Business of Importance.
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Our MILL commenced grinding the other day
shortly after the arrival Of the Nellie, her genial
skipper having brought as from Lahaina a dozen
succulent sticks of cane the growth of that locality.
The sample was good, for after our boys had
"chawed" for an hour, there was a large sack
n,r;na lnft
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THE KnAUEA, having been laid by a week for
repairs, will resume her regular trips on Tuesday
next, leaving on that day for Hilo and intermediate
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The good people Of our sister city Of Lahaina cele-
brated His Majesty's birthday most loyalty and
heartily, as is graphically described in the following
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MAsoNIC.-There will be a special meeting of
Honolulu r.. a. c. this Saturday evening at the
Rooms Of Lodge lie Progress de rOceanie.
The regular monthly communication of Lodge
LIE Progress de rOceanie, No. l24, A. +. A. NJ,
will take place al their rooms on King street, on
Monday evening next, Nov. 90, at u O'Clock.
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A SATISFACTORY REsULT.-For these many years
past the area of the Hawaiian Islands has been
put down at six thousand square miles. One Of
the results of the labors of the Surveyor General
and his assistants is the establishment of the fact
that we must add another thousand to the usually
accepted figure. We have seven thousand square
miles of territory.
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RIVER SrEAMER.-From Princeville we learn
that the little tug steamer Resolute recently made
her trial trip on the Hanalei river, making satisfac-
tory Roadway up stream against an ordinary freshet,
TO the first rapids. The steering gear 1--we rudders)
was undergoing an improvement, when she would
be ready for general plantation work.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-11-27

Music THIS AFTERNooN.-The band will play at
Emma Square this afternoon, commencing at four
h'elock Followinp is the nrogramme: