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MEMORANDA.

REpoar OF sTuAHsHIP MIKADo, Mo0EE, CoxMASDEA.-
Let Sydney ~ las r n On Saturday, March 18th, clearing
sydney Heads AZ . , NJ experienced HBe weather throughout.
The run across 70 Auckland waa accomplished IN four days
AMI 20 hours Arrived there al noon on Thursday The 18Th,
thirty six hours before contract lime Landed passengers and
malls, Gad discharged ezrgS5 was 20 leave on the following
day. bus vas prevented BY a heavy gale Of wind from the
north, Ia which after several attempts found Il impossible 10
Est away IRON the wharf withaut danger Ca ne 2oth at d3o
A ", took pilot aboard And kt Auckland for Honolului dis
from NV win strouE STsezes add sqaaHy. Through the re-
sSs q ne - T 1Ss sSPes s5SSs s ss.|nE osss sSs,s .,pI M .h s, y.
pasaaEs % Honolulu March goa az 10 4 n passed Eoa Island,
Was ab<am, distance ? miles on Sunday The 2sth At 10 ? n,
n me 1 sSsSsSs sas s ssSsssf s e eng E asS Ne 70 70 NE aEo@ at nh ss aass
squats- At6 A n on the ID April, sighted The Island Of Oahu
At aouoIafa at 100 ? a. r. Y GaAHAN, Purser-
RkP0ar OV srEsNsHIP HGcoEEoOa, IT. GaAISGEH, CON-
MAsDEa-Len san Francisco al II 20 a n on the 10Th March
On the ID April. Mrs Mills "a saloon PassenEer, native Of NeE
York, dtzd o. cancer on the HverJ committed her body 70 the
esep 4Ane dAy. On he Stb a. SIs ? n, IN lat 2se sT " long
49, nv. ~1ehangsd Signals siih asseameE, supposed % BE
fron daIs ~ departure 20 AprH sth, oa which date ne weather
bsalas AEa'snias sod ssgAIy, VIA strong s0g,hesss vins.i
BIB PaIssLE, Pussr.
Port or Rus.eTI-Arrfvsd whaling.
March lst.-Hunfer. U 5 bark, Is tgns sperm oL. since De-
.sbsr. ls7i, total nEs 6r Al months, $40 tgHs sPsrn oil, no
DO whale OH March th The LAEOdA, Captain Lewis, aEriv-
sperm 81, and 400 barrels Of whale OILS she reports he 6now-
: ~ .orrm ~, ne Ts@sSiass. Espsaia Noaiisa, ca soI1s-
Oar IsIaad. win so barrels The Matilda Sears, Captain Chhda,
va sighted on Dee 20th, With IS barrels % oil the Atlantic,
Captain Browne. with $40 barrss Of oht the CaAfernian, Cap
tain Chase, win 900 barrels q ols ths Derwenf Hunter, Cap
thn Holden, with nothingf abe had eeep four mouths out, and
not seen a aah- March Tth=Lagod1 U : bari, 90 tans sperm
oil. 20 do whale oils voyage, 20 uonthsi y Iuns sperm OIL since
March lat CaI6rnia, . = shlP, 16S tlns sperm oil, - tHn.
whais oHs cruise. 81 mcnfha Auanfic, = > shp. 20 tun1
sps-m oil 90 DO hunchback, since June Asff total 80 Tuna
sparm oN. as % UhaIa olF crul1e. j months
The anoWing Z b whaen have been spoken ~ late aruvAs
az RuaaeIs Mary Faaar spoken 18Th February, iake - tlns
thl. saaaans Eliza Adams and Malta Sears 81 5olander
Rock, 10Th January, the 6rmer had taksp 20 tuns sperm oil,
since eavinE port. and ths alter Is tpE1, snce sahng frotn
Mangonui; Tamsrfanc, IS tuna sperm Oh, and ] tans shale ell
Ono datsl
Belonging 60 the Hobart Town nect, was hteiy spoken, bur
months out. clean. not having seen n vhAle
The BplenLld, Dunedin Ehalers with lD3 tuna sperm CAL -
reparfaf "a been sghta1 making br he Bay
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THE PACIFIC
APRIL 10.

The NEWS Of the ratification of the treaty by
the Senate Of the United States, although the
measure is not yet complete, has nevertheless
acted as a wonderful elixir for the spirits Of the
community at large. There is no one but that
anticipates the advent Of better times, in some
way or other, through the operation of the treaty
when, finally ratified, it shall 20 into effect.
There are a plenty Of advisers howeyer,-without
our making the matter a srecialty,-who will
warn you not to be too sure OF the measure; that
the ordeal Of the House of Representatives is yet
to be passed, and the Refners will moi give it up
so. True, it is possible that even after the Water
loo defeat they experienced in the Senate they
may be mad enough to try the issue again in the
far less favorable arena OF the House but we
very much doubt it. The expressed opinion of
leading men at Washington is, that the favorable
action Of the House at the next session is as GER
tain as anything within the range of human prob
ability But still, we shall not be prepared to,
assist in firing one hundred guns until after the
next session of Congress. ~
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PASSENGERS.

FEON syDsEy s. ALCELaNB-Per MEado. AInI 5d-N
Hardness, and Isl 10 tran-tu Tor san Francisco.
TOH cay FEANcIsco-Ptr Mikado. April sd-Mrs CIapp.
Mcclure aEi child, MHs Durham, A , Pravis, Mis- Atwood,
W u narkuess- r smith, Geo r lberts. Mrs Brown. + NJ Mar
shall q : Nation, ; HOaTe, and Isl 10 tTansta from sydney
and Auckari.
FEog saN FaAScIsco-Per General Harey. April sd-F s
Radeid.
= FEON WINDwAE3 PoHTs-Per Klauea. April 3d-Mhs l.
Asxan5er. II A Wjdemann, Miss z widenAnn, Miss NJ Wide
mann, Albert kunuiskea, Mrs Cherardi, Cecil Brown, DR. e.
ters, Prof Moore, AT Jones, Mrs Taylor and child, Jas Woods,
apd 30 deck.
4 FoR NAwILTwILI-Pe EIsuea. Aprl 9Th II Black. 8
Il Rawson, n Bradley, " c Wider, Her HiEhDess KeeIkola-
fnL, Rev } r Pogue, ard IS deck
y ERON NAwILIwILI-Per Euauea. April 7th-H r II Prince
LeleiohOku- Her HiEhnsss EeeIkolanL. Ills Ezceisncy Gov
= kaDoa, Miss Wahaula, Miss Kaoaka, I WaierhOaSe. JE,
Wie. , children and servant, ; II Black. s x Rawson, W G
Wider ~ Bradley, james Boyd, Z Krun, " o Smith, A II
smith, J W Gay, Mr. Eauuu, Nas Kalamaku, Mr. Alani, Miss
kamakalei. Miss HOakaie. MT Paiekaluhi, Miss Pau, Mrs
FrsdsnbGrgs and 3 deck
Eos PoEILASD. o-PeJ A Rarkinburg. April Tth-F 3
Peeker, Ny Il Forest, Alex NcKinstry, W and r Dieksb,
fCApt Redheld- =
FEoN eAN FHAScIsCO-Per Maegregor. April stk-HOn Mr.
a y aud Ms Carter. Capt n Knowles, Capt HEINZ stead,
~ eeh0z, gte and 2 children. p Austin. Mrs ID Watt, Mrs G &
Icdd, Col = 5 spaldug, wife, child and nurse. Bliss Mitchell,
J GibsoB, n Mills, II Mills, Jr. Mrs Lyons. Chinsmen. and
E4lC transitu for Auckland ard Sydney
FoR AUeELASLSN sYDSEY-Per Maegregor, April SHIT
b GfAlEgsE, and - iransiiu from san Francisco.
FOH sAS FRAswc0-Per Coed Templar, April sth-HE
White, A FeTnetyA finons, II Andrea. ST, and wife
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ERIDIK ~ q Is-s

FRIDIT, APRIL ., 1875.
THE arrivals from nreiEn ports have been a. 6nass. -,
American schooner General Harvey. from San Francisco, On a
trading voyage Northf A. a A steamship Mikado. from sgd
Giovanni Apiani, from he westward With eoeoanuf al, &C,
TO @. Longi sh, American vhaie.hip 81 CeorEe, from a zhaI-
iag cruise sth, A. & A.. steamship Maczrsgor, from san
francisco, 70 G. Brewer a Co
The departures have been "a. Mlado, for San Fnneiseoi
slh, GSnsnI Barney 6r he Arctic; Macgrsgor Er Auckland
ard sydnsyi 9Th, J. A. F~sfklnburg for Portland. o, with do
nestle produce valued a. t34,Ocoi and Coed Tempar, for san
FrEneiseo, with domestic produce valzsd At siBoOO.
Our dates from san Fn1eieo are 10 March ooh. We
azoss from the Commercial Herald !
sroIH-The nst item q Importsnee 6r u 70 notice Is the
ably % i1t0 effect withtn thirty days. admitting ne entire
Issa2a ssSsSS5 hss q sasy he HSAl rehnsrsss have tha
al gradeso o. White e The result Of ths Is 70 cause a
hA 0tss v ~ on al sasaaAn SrSesry g1aes br The time be
Nss HorS Dry GEa9eIaisd, IIie- There Is Al laTOise q very
sf superior New Orleans, IN hogahssds. nov upon Ihe MARIE.
both attsArtnE some attenthon from the trade Imuous dur
kegs per MaegreEsr and G,7Cs Kegs per DeaIse6Iand me
bulk q this us presume win 90 into bosd, 20 take The benefit
sssy ssG.. !. sSiSie. ne s'. ssiP R Ra9s q h bsg..S s S59,
heagasss eregghs ss - Esss from China Daring he past
gee and PauiIae al Sc br refining The passage q TIE ia
salan Treaty WI AZ nIst 20 doebt YORK % he iPjuTy q otha
vii, hksy, accrue largely 10 the IenenE d me IsIznd planters.
RfSE-Ws are In rsesiPt offsrher supplies from China, the
supply. We have also two small invoices from uonolala- psr
MacEreEer and Dsuisehiand- say ga bags this latter We
quote ." ItGItci China sfGs3ci ditto mixed, S4e-
MoLAssEs ASD sYHUP-The Island supply il Hght and the
% sfT 19s TSs'sessd- ~ Ihs recent Isha ne duty vas iaersas-
been passed, WnL, when rau1ed. allow ofIls iEportsfssn r. n
CafsoSnis Sugar hoass syrup can Be boaxhf for export
sr al .aii % nj. coat !. a. sSs&sa Tas. sss SseeI PC y ed y.
syrgP az ISG7ensIte FOG krEs, kf bbs and bb1i bat The
PvLg-we are not ADVISED Of any sales q magnitude, but
quote Ia at s30Ioic-
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Doctor Mohabeer.


By the last mail from the East we received the fol
lowing letter, which in simple justice to a gentleman
who came among us as a stranger, we give to the pub
lie. The writer of the letter is evidently a person of
position and consideration, his name appearing prom
inently as a speaker in the published account of the
annual banquet of the Flower Hamlets Constitutional
Association, - March LIST, which was presided over by
the Right Hon. Lord Henry Lenox, NJ. P, Her Maj
esty's First Commissioner of Works.
To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
SIR have been much interested this morning in
perusing q copy Of your admirable journal Of the 9th
January. equal both in type and matter TO any Of
our London papers. I was specially pleased with the
corner allotted to your Honolulu Poet, who must be
the Poet Laureate of your beautiful Islands. But
was distressed to observe how my esteemed friend
DR.. Mohabeer had been treated, fined 500 for
p~racticing medicine without a license. If the inhab-
itants Of Honolulu knew how eminent q man, both
as q physician and a Christian gentleman they have
among them, they would not seek TO drive him away
by persecution. His merits in medical science are
as great as the good qualities Of his heart. I-begin
to wish that l had not advised him, when IN my
London Parish, to visit the Western Hemisphere.
Had he remained in London, his talent would soon
have earned him a widespread reputation, such as
be had in India and the Mauritius. hope to bring
his case before onr Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs. | have the honor to be sir,
Your very Obedient servant,
sAMUEL CHARLEswoRTH,
Rector of LimeEouse.
Iondon- February %. 1875.
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IMPORTS.

FRo~ SypNEY a. AucKLASD-Per Mikado, April S--o g.
Beer 10 n Prendergaafg as pigs Mdsc 20 II MaefaElAnej II 90
10 10 CIexhorn a CO.. ? do do 70 J Burrard-
Faoa sAx FaaxeIscO-PeT General Harvey, April S-2
-. Mdss % HohsehIaeger a. Cos . puncheons Aeohd 20 ferce
"a co; 7 co Stationery 70 II a Whitney 8 esdo 90 Il IhTni
i III Dol Beef 10 J L Lewis 2 pkgs Bomb Lanees Tart
wright; I bK Ndse 20 : G WNier-
Faow soUrH PACIFIC IsLASDs-PsrGi Giovanni Apiani. April
s,b.-ea5 bbls Coeoanuf Oh 5000 Manila Cigars, 900 hs
IS Guns, a. pkEs Mdse, 1 has Vegetable Ivory, i pas sperm
OF, q Deer SKINS 70 Chas Long -
F,ox sax FRAsc1sco-Per MaGfegx, APrg SASS
pkrs Mdse 70 ORDER I roll Leather. 2 pkgs eaddlery TO DA-
tsrs II c. Ndse 70 II Mcinernys 81 pkgs Mdse, los DO Grocer
Ies IZ3 aka Beans, 81 pkEs Provisions 20 II Mays Q CO Drugs
= - Dw9T 10 Or MeEbbtni S baes Bag 10 Z 5 spaldingi ]
49, Ndse 20 Brewer s. Ccf II DO do 70 pAlnEham = Cos !
- 40 10 I RlchardsOn; - pkgs Provisions 10 FOX Ehongl :
a. mus 10 r strehzy Gd0 DO 70 Dr Tousseau: ese Ma
ebiss \ pkK Tools, Il do Adse 10 7 Lack 2 CO hardSare,
ne, Ma.s 70 Haekkld & Cos o ca Mdse 70 sehaefer a Cos
I'D pkRs Groceries 10 Mossman x SOM Q Pkg4 mase = IucA
K,ua, 8 PIo1 Bottoms, ! bndI Beams. do Wheel DO han
A. 40 Aries / d Fnme, I csc Extras, ] pkg ndse 70 ~
HaI 4 sem 10 pkgs Liquors 70 G Rhodes . 90 90 Lo .
han A. CO. IS 40 a., ! cae Gun 70 Chas Long 4 Pkgs mase-Io
hbI. Reef IS bxs trusts 20 Peiree q Cos . PHgs
Crf,haam A 90. 100 aka Flour, So pkSS Gdse 70 Cegnorn
%. S pkrs Mdse, so SKIS Potatoes 70 Beles = Cos Is PAS
Sd.e' 90 SKIS Flour 20 Lee Hop a. Cos 3 CO Ph0eoSap9iest 70
a pieEsons 400 SIS Floor, AZ pkCs Groceries 20 Mcintyre
B-p~. no pkKs Groceries, ] parcel Ndse u
49, Mdss 10 Thomas G Thrum} 90 do do 20 Philips Cos ?
RHo~es 2 bndls Pots. S bxs Tins, ! csc hdse 70 segeksn
c. ~ Md. 10 aheefs Copper 10 Mott Cos 0S Iss
20 4 @ Anens II pkxs Hardware, 3 do Adse, ssA nHe1tD
C..,f. a Cooke. SO pkes Provisions, 81 do Mdse, 100 bags
Fi1rt 10 FrieI a Lains; n Pkgs Mdse 10 BymAa Brosi 100
Flour % e p Adams5 eT4 d0d 70 Love Bios zPEE
n 81 Wui.ms. II DO Paper 20 Black A Audi . 90
m Blsekt ss sks Potatoes 70 , ii EnoTissj 80 Aue"A'
Cartwright
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Reciprocity with Canada.

Our neighbors of British Columbia are reviving
the project which was mooted in The Dominion
Parliament a year since, of a Treaty of Reciprocity
with these Islands. The telegraph. under date OF
Ontario, March 10Th, informs us that, Mr.. Des-
mond Of British Columbia has given notice of a
motion for a commercial treaty between Canada
and the Hawaiian Islands. after the model of that
proposed between those Islands and the United
States"
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r. ISLANDER,

a WEEKLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO
n Hawaiian Interests q every kind While is columns
GvSt prominently If Home aud Foreign news. q large space IS
gwen TO general literature and scieutiEe research. especially
referring to the Hawaiian and ether Islands q the Pacific.
Thus il occupies a hsla Appropriated BY no ether existing
paper Aran eusats have been made aE The PuhlESuan IN
the IsLASDEE- q valuable and interesting manuscript papers
relating "a the language, uanners s3 customs. religious rites,
sonEs ard legends Of these and Other Pacific Islands, 10 which
the pGhiie have never before had seeeSS Prominent AEons
these - abe famous prophecy 6 KsnshaEehAs ocngsest Of
the Islands known as
HAUI n LANI.
OF F&fisn are the Chiefs The publieauon % this w0zdersal
sad beautiful Epic. SEi be eonme0cea freEa The IrAnsIaSoR Of
us lAfe JEdgs Andrews, in the issue ft the 80 Of April, . be
followed by David AAlois
ANTIQUITIES,
BY the same translator, thus aeording an opportunity for rad
ing and collecting the best specimens q Hawaiian literature,
which has never been eQualed.
fhese features, With its loE price, make the ISLANDER the
most desirable as vel as the cheapest English newspaper pub
hshed in these Islands, and will give its hlcs a permanent
xalae-
Advertiseuents inserted a, liberal rates aher the LIST q Nay,
when the paEer vii be increased in size Price 81 50 a year,
% . cents a month
THOS c. X
$50 Business Agent HooOlo3a,
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. L.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
April 6Am sshr General Harvey, Trip, - days from San
Franci1cs.
5-Bdf stmr Mkaao. p Moors. n days from Sydney.
3-stmr knnu.a, Marchant, hnm Hawai- and Maui.
@schr WatolA. Ahuihala, from Mako, Maui
@ltaw schr Giovanni ApiAnL. Douty, from q cruise.
@schr Active. Puaahfwa, from kohaia. Hawaii
-schr Odd Yellow, Mia, fm Wanna a KoIoa, Kauai
-Am Nh ship 90 George, Knowles, from cruise, with
as sperm
s-schr "A Mod. Powers, from Kahuial. Maui.
T-stmr klau-a. Marchaut, from NaslislI, Kauai
T-Schr Mile Morris. Lima. fu Kaunakakai, MookaL
T-Schr Luka, EaAL, from Eohaia. Hawaii
T-Schr Nettf9 Merrill. Grams. from Lahaina, Maui
T-5chr WarEtfk, joan Buil I'm Eal1upapa, MolokaL
@Brit sfmr haeEregor, u Changer, . days from san
Fraaciscs 7
s-sehr Mary Ellen. Mana, from Hno. Hawaii 4
S-sehr ManuokaEai. Kalauao, from Waihee. Maui
9-Schr FAIRY Queen, kaaina- from HanaI@f, KauA.
1o-Schr Nile Morris, Lima, In KaanakAkAL Molokal.
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LAST

Z Several Of the G0zette's subscribers have been
giving the editor advice. He needs it but it will
be just like him not to heed it.
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BIRTHS.

A. MokaIeia, waalua, oahH, March 18Th, 10 The wife Of SIR.
TR- Cooke, a daughter.
AZ BIo, Hawaii, March 18th. 20 the wife OF r. A. Lyman.
.EsqY = son
in this city, March 18th, to The wife Of Mr.. p. w. Dunno,
a son
In san Franei-eo. Cal, March 5Olh, to the -e Of Lieut..
Edwin : Houston, q. 3 ~, sou-
Al Makawao, Maui, March sIst, TO The wife Of Mr.. VIM.
Smith. a son
In ai. city, April ID. to tie viz Of Nj. Jas. wrilbs, a son.
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The same editor, with all bis other response
bilitics, has felt called upon to expose somebody
or something, and is "ready to do it again"
Don't! So far, be has only exposed a treacherous
memory and a bad temper. As an exposer. he is a
failure. -
This editor cannot remain silent 'when those
hostile TO a measure of great national Importance
choose to revive arguments designed and calculated
to defeat it." The argument" revived are e1-
tracts from bis own paper, when be was helping
this came treaty, in 1868. But the very sight
of them now is like q red rag to a bull. Won't
some of the subscribers to bis paper (he won't
listen to us) tell him that be Is not so essential to
the success of the treaty as it is evident the treaty
is to him7
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a CAR ID.

"BonoIuIu EaEine Co. No. l.. Al N Reg
ular meeting Of The above Company held April It'll, it was or
dered, that the thanks Of the Company be rendered to Messrs.
H. L. Sheldon, J. s. Quincy and ID. n. Fitner, for their kind
ness in acting as judges and referee on the day Of the trial
between this Company and " Hawaii Engine Co. No.
R. NJ. BRAsH, sec'y Eng. Co. No. /.
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DIED.

LEWIs-At Mariheld, waIkikikai. Aprl 9Th. Of IheumA
tsm Of The heart, JAMES LAwHENCE LEWIS, Of Stonington
Com Deceased was about 90 years Of age, and has reside,
here since 1851.
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DEPARTURES.

April s-sehr Annie, HansIe. nr Koua and Kan. Hawaii
3-schr ManuokaWai, kalauao. for Wahee. Maui
1-Bht stmr Mikado, Moore, for San Francisco.
@Stmr knauea. Marchanf, Tor NGWliWni. Kauai
@schr Kamaie, Boles. for Koioa and WaImea Kauai
c-6chr Hattie, Kino. 6r NaEflEin, Kauai
G-Schr Active, P~uaAhfEa, for Kohala. Hawaii
T-Schr Odd Fellow, MIA, Dor Kolos a Waimsa, Kauai
@Schr Nile Morris, Lima, Tor Kaunakakai. MookAL
LShs .s@t MsszTssa1, elsiaGss. sss &usIiasds
s-schr Luka. kaai, for MoIoAa. Kauai
s-sehr Warwick. John Bull, foe Kalaupapa, MoI0kaI.
0-schr Nette Merrill. Crane. for Lahaina, Maui
e-Am schr Good Templar, KrogeR. for san Francisco.
-a-Am bktn J A Falkinburg, Brown, 6g Portland, o..
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Projected Departures
FoR KAHuLUI-schr IA Moi, sails on Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-12
POsroFFlcE DIRECTORY.

Eastern. san Francisco Northern and Coast
Stations-Telegraph Stage Line.-Arrive at
1880 A. NJ; close at 7:30 p. NJ. Letters in
tended for registry must be presented before
$50 p. M.
Los Nietos, Anaheim and Westminster.-Ar-
rive mt 7:40 p. M; close at $40 p. M.
San Diego Line-San Diego, orange, Santa
Ana, Tustin City, Capistrano, arrives at TAO
2. NJ, and closes at 7:30 P. NJ.
Southern Arizona-Tucson, Yuma, Arizona
City and way stations-Tri-Weekly Service
Ar ives Sunday, Tuesday and Friday, at
7:4O p. M; leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday; mail closes at 1880 p. NJ.
Northern Arizona-Prescott,W Wickenberg and
way stations-Semi.We Tues
day and Saturday at 1920 A. M; leaves Mon
day and Friday; mail closes at 2:40 p. NJ.
San Bernardino and way stations-San Ca
briel, El Monte, Riverside, etc.; arrives
Tuesday, Thursday, and saturday at l0:20
A. M; leaues Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays; mail closes at 2:40 P. M.
Wilmington and way stations Arrives at 2:l5
r. NJ; closes at 10 A. NJ.
Cerro Gordo, Lone Pine and Havilah-Arrives
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1880 A.
n; leaves Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day; closes at 1880 p. NJ.
Domestic and Foreign Money Order Ohicc.--
Open from 9 A. M. to 4:30 p. M, except on
Saturday, when Office closes at 1880 p. M.
On Sundays the office will be open from 1880
to l:30 p. N. H. K. w. BENT, T. M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-12
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned at the city
OF Los Angeles in the Woolen Mill Store ut
the White House, Los Angeles street. near
Commercial, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Henry Schauer retiring. Pfeiffenberg-
er q Co. are alone authorized to collect all
bills due the old firm and pay the indebted
ness OF the old firm as shown by the books.
L. PFEIFFENBERGER.
auN I'm HENRY SCHAUER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-12

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T H il
TRUST FUND
Insurance Association
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
VIII procure Life Insurance upon the
Trust Fund Saving Deposit Sys-
tenn of Insurance,
And any other plans now In use, and will
A GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS.
A Policy of Life Insurance upon the TRUST
FUND SYSTEM secures to the holder depos-
its In Savings Bank, In addition to 1nsur
ance, at the same rates charged by Mutual
Life Insurance Companies for Insurance
alone. This Association places Its Life Risks
IN
THE PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
OF CALIFORNIA.
Liabilities, January l, lS75.....-..... 77,644 80
Surplus as regards Policy Holders .s45i 1878 %
The Policy-Holder has the benefit of the
protecting laws of California, enacted 1874.
An insurance with an annual premium not
exceeding $500 Is exempt from execution, by
special Act of the Legislature of California
dS8S).
An equitable "Cash Surrender Valuen Is
guaranteed in its contract and by the laws of
California, and for this reason its Policies can
be used as collateral security for their cash
surrender value, the same as any bond for o
like amount, and can be converted into the
cash value, as provided for in the Trust Fund
Deposit Plan.
Certificates of Trust Fund Deposits will, by
special arrangements, be issued by the follow
ing Banks:
Western Savings and Trust Co.,
OF San Francisco, CAL;
TEMPLE & WORKMAN, BANKERS, Los
Angeles;
THE SANTA ROSA BANK, Santa Rosa and
Ukiah;
ODD FELLOWS SAVINGS AND CONNER
CIAL BANK, OF Sacramento;
THE BANK OF LAKE, Lakeport, California;
THE BANK OF HEALDsBURG. Healds-
burg;
THE BANK OF RIDEoUT & SMITH, Ma
rysville;
SAN JOSE SAVINGS BANK, San Jose.
Reliable Agents wanted in every county Of
the States and Territories of the Pacific Coast.
Apply, by letter or in person, to
TRUST FUND INSURANCE ASSOCIA'N
And General Insurance Agency,
No. 320 California ST., San Francisco.
Col. ]. G. JEFFRIES and Mr.. ROBERT
CRAWFORD are now in this city for the pur-
pose of introducing the Trust Fund plan of
Insurance. jyl5 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-12
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