davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-20
@eatoe 90. nourmbfr 1876
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GcFcrn Nbsno 1T Ser ofTisielle 8eri6t
bOn 5ii0 Carolina 1ier ein9etrofen, oab
$ De2 in Gem Gtaote 600 Stimmcn
Ntajoritdt er0nltcn bot.
Sn 6IorjOa un6 2ouilinna 1T feline
8rdnocrun9 III ben polttii6cn @erbdlts
njiitn, mad Den Iebten 9eri6ten ein9es
tretgn.
, 1876-11-20
Qrof. 9entg !, gaubes
Tan5 : AtQDemte,
&@ue iber &ep0 S5rpfbees.

@de Der Hen un0 W}aln tt.
N3beres iiber bic strlAieoenea ala1m une
ger SttraEten tpnnea et YrOf. YauDs SO.
II SaIt Srear Stripe, pper in per acape.
mic erf ,a9t perren.
Die n%erlten Edn}e meroen qelc5rt.
Der llnicrri9t fur iuose 9umen, MStGen
unp q a5en, inpet WiittppAe unp Spnna.
benpa, Na tags pQu 4 bis 6 llbr, ben Der
Serr d Dilnlta8a uao 5reitas8, Slpeups son
s bis 10 lIbr, ltItt, mi Int
, 1876-11-20

0ciet Sen 8eridt i5res G~riump6cs:
Centennial ansfcaumg, 81. zsptetnter,
1876. Gin berrli1er &riumpbi @6eeler &
gSt,inu 1T Der bp9ae NIB ~cirstafe lreis fiji
Ma5moIfinen-smet prejsme6auen urb anei
GDrens Gtp!pnlen gt9ebeu rcroen. Wmerifa
III AND Spraus in acknowledgement auf Hcl-
len. Scr 0ilimanttc Gpmpa0nie pgrbe cine
9erbienf Meonle fir 9aumwuQenoarn auf
JtpQelt 5uerfartt.
@5eeier g. @iifon'S griumb6l Die
S8Jre II & gGtIfon 1T Die stu5i0e Gompaanie,
peIde ben erppelten unt bGGSen lfbrensrrts,
nhntltd spei yteoallsr unb 3wei Oiplpmeu fir
bic belten Na9mal9ineu erbalten. MQe Sc.
ri4te ba0e8fn lnp faIi@. @iebe 9eri6t ber
0tl6ler.
misunderstanding .garts, 1856 unb 1854,
2Fet NnaIteluaG 2pnopu, 1862; Subu{frit
@nSaeIluna in S5nB rs aGai SberG, 1863;
pa BiN 1864; Dublin, AGln, Ntsmnr unS
Ststttn, 1868; 4eIta u8leuun3, 0ari5, 1867;
@%c1laliet Gu9 niht nuf unlrra Seritt, aber
u1terladet nao febet feltif.
WHEELER g. WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
gfe Oer 9te uab Jranfln Cir,
y mint 9tthmoNb, 0a.
, 1876-11-20

N0t5c6n Sabre Sud If ous.
Der Ne9ct 9teO 9arri2, uelAcr iciner
l2sid0ri8en 9icffcn nit eincm 8rette
to0tgel9Iagen, lit 6reito9 in Der Sir
cult Court BON G6eIterficIo ouT Is Sab
re in Die 4enitentiarp pcyurt0eilt ruOr=
Den.
, 1876-11-20

Ger & 0jeIcs 9latt
miro Ntitte 0icicr 8o0e wieoer 1cin Grs
I6einen mo6cn. 8ir wiinI6en igm
0en belten GrIolo.
, 1876-11-20

Gtcuern. Sn Der leBtcn Q8o6e
muroeH i'm 3ten 9ifrit! BON 8irginia
folgenoe Summon fir Stcuern einge=
nomrcn: Montag $8,750.l8; 9ien;
flag, $13,482.O3; Wtittpo6, $4,000
30; 9onnertog, $15,239.50; Sreito9.
$~6,811.75; Spnnnbcn0, $119S2.6S IS.
SIN Gan3en S60,526.34.
, 1876-11-20

GtraBenranb in 9enric 0
County. 2ebten Mittwo9 9in9 So6n
@rppn, elmer Der Stein6ouer in Der
.Slo 9ominion @ronite Nuarrn" wels
DIE an Dem Sage ausbe5ablt befommen
Datten, no6 Der Staot, nm Ginfdufe III
MAIDEN. 9u8 er uln 10 lt6r Nbsn0s
auf leinem &iidlueg mar, ipurbe er in
nerDalb 500 0aro BON ieinem Saule BON
3 uerfleibeten Yerlpnen an9e9riIien.
Cine i6lu9 i'm meblere Male ouf Den
&opt Elm anberer umfaBte i'm nno per=
lon9te feline 86rle. Gs 9liidte 8rown
lid bon Der llmarmun9 bes &dubers los
81 MAIDEN unO fort5ulaufen. lls er gu
9aule anfam, er5ablte er leinem Sruoer
oas 8orgeIalene, worouf beioe Ii@
b%cuaffueten uno mad Dem Blob, wo
Sobn on9e9riien 9in9en aber NIemans
ben mcDr fan0en.
Nlan 9laubt, oaB Die &srle entlaiiene
9trGHin9e waren, 0a es III Der @e9eno
BON IOI4en i0pdrmt unO Die 9fa6barn
MAIDEN Sorbereitun9en Die Gerle 5u
Raaren gu treiben.
, 1876-11-20

4usbe5obIt. Die 9rbeiter ocs
gGnquirers" wnroen lebte g8o9e bin
li6tIl3 i6rer Soroeruug 5ufrieoen 9e=
felt.
, 1876-11-20
bon 9~ftthmlon6,

5u9e, fcel9e Jtt&nphb tim 1920 9. 81. Serloret. fatu
fGa ta0ll@1 C@pnnt. 9s ou88enpmnen) unS baltsa an bei
duen aatppbniidfn Stdttpnen. ~" NJ
3u3e, pe9e Nibmpab nm t{.45 81 sp .o~r,r,.
Iapfen ta8lth UNI hattrr al In 6anpser Fputfo CSnr.
oensStae charlottesville Seg, Mehum's 'Ripcr. Green
mopo, 2ta9n,sborD. Staantpn, @gfben. MiQbcrp5, M
hStRh Nho allen Stdti01en ipeittid spn 4~lQcqbdns
N~f'pn1aipsn ttpns31ae We id1en AtdrnpaS fir O,rr.
eensslle UNI allen 3mtfden Gtettpnen fd0lit Il prrs
ia9s aHo9enpnntfnl u1n A: 0 81. 81. Die woToafere
ojs,eS 5g9es trsTen Tim 6:f0 .. Sd TIT Q1dfbn tpit Elm
%.aha8tere TAR g~pudbura roSutmef netnea;bet, ii AZ
Ma@atta8 3ua IA Der 10 30 Mpr9en;ua ids ntht aer,
htnee NIT 29nibingtpn Gttg, 8iraitta, WieioTS unS
@Fsat SegIhert @tlfnbahn5u8, nelde fialtb atbft.
S@lat ~SSa9apnS fabret ni' nIcq Nodt {aer NM
F9Flpf*SS4aaplt ta9ren nit ben tagliden @pf,iioen bFs
| y YEN g8htte sulphur Spring5.
2latf NfFee UNI Sttaf=2Bd9ppn fn6 uu $50 Sod.
MT tag fur ben l:45 Nddmitt69,u e pfen. N
5u5 tpftnhet in Gltdntpnb an ME fplnt.
SPEttB 5H9 td9llb 81. 9Y.
gpt 5a9ta lid (Spnrta9s ansgenpm. J um $40 u 81,
Sl'9G fnpeatipnju td8tib tSpNatagc duse. 1900 rs
5n9e, peIte IN Yt6napnp anfpmmrn, Eaiten BEL Fen
Stdttenen an, rte p6er.
0ie 5N8ee %Serbinhen itd init BEN 3istn Ter Ntdrpnb
f :" S sa n'9 @t!binpHp uns petersburg Gtientabn,
~, Napere 4r6tunft iue9en @tetfe etc fetrb tn slp. S26
@faln ofrt Fper in Der Office Der 6pmpagnie ertbetlt,
GoTm1p 81. 0owarb
an General g~afa8iers uRt Gidet.Qaent,
81. 81. g. 0unu,
SrBeniear unb GnPertnten> ent. 81
, 1876-11-20

Gibi1idlte. Gs Iagen Icbtn
6reito9 200 Gioil-6d1e i'm 8olijcige-
ri9t sur Gntl6eioung Dor.
, 1876-11-20

Gin 9eftDrtes OuetG. 9ie
@errn S. 9. Neoop unO Tranci5 S.
&ei!ep 5uei befonnte 8iir9er ftanoen
9onnabenb Morgcn Dor Dem 8oliSei=
ri@ter on9efla9t, i'm Se9riff gu ieir, Elm
9ueQ ous5ufcdten.
9err Batrjd &eenan bate Die Qtn5ei9s
6abon eema@t nno be3er9te, na9oem er
ein9ci6tuoren> bab ct quite @rllnoe babe
gil 9lauben, OaB Die beioe 9erren b'ab=
ii4ti9ten, 1i6 gu ouelliren uno besDalb
ein 8erhoitsbefebl babe ausItellen ~laIien.
@err WereOitb, Der Sertbeibi9er, CAB
5L DOB Die Grilnoe ppr9ele9en Die bns
Nusfeucn zines 8erDaftsbefeb( rc4tfer=
tigen, oob ieoOd Die Sa0e 9jitli6 bei-
9cIe9t woroen lei.
Die Nn9efia9ten 6atten jcOer $1,000
8iir9i4aft gu 9tben> Den Trieoen ST.
gnlten.
Die llneini9feit Der beiben 6crren
e%ntItanO bnr6 cine 9ebatte, in Mc8iQ
GDceam.
, 1876-11-20
S'9mp7S Gfuer 4Alarm- Gelrarapb.

|4a N 81 f e II.
90. 2 erRs pulisei Station.
no. 3 3weite guli3ei Station.
Wv. 4 Gritts ppriset @totfun,
8rpab. 0' "@pe'
"0. ~oOOfa nS 9abber Soule," gruob.
SfraBa, atpii4en Der 9ten unb fOten
Wv, Z SPrtssnbaus, 1step ctr. nob
No. 10 Gpfetts.
9o. 3 Gfe Der 12ten unb moir CIV
w. IA Gfe Der t0ten unb gvrb @5tr
mO' 10 efe Der 1ifen unb Cars Ctr.
MO' 10 efe tfr gine uub Main ctr.
MN. ~ SIDE Der 3ten unb Dusol or,
MO' 2-t Gfs Der 25fen unb groab O.
IT, 20 @fe Der 17ten unb Marlbou CTR
H0' ~ ede Der 17ten nnb @altiuotur,
ctr. "''"S''"'
Str. "a
no. 20 &fe Der 5teu nnb Main Cir.
No. 81 gde Der 14ten unb Main Ctr
no so Gfe Der 22itsn unp Main Ctr
no. ga Gde Der 13ten unb gary ctr
no 3-5 Staptiidss armenbans.
Nc. SO Srepesar giiens@crfe.
no. Al gds Der 9teu unb 0eta Ctr.
M0. 4 2 SrOab Strabe, yde Sail aus.
NO. 4-3 Gde 9prins unb giue ctr.
MO. 4-5 efs ct. 5amss unp OuYal Ctr
Mp. 40 SCR BeubHus, 25le ctr.
w. 81 @prigen6aus, 10 ctr.
no. 5-2 Gds ber Clay I'M @ilmer ctr.
, 1876-11-20

@ol0 i4loB porseltern Mitta9 in Nelu
Yort nit 1909.
, 1876-11-20
EpE5 - IN
GbefaPeafe ltnb Sbto Giientabn.

G~beaSeats rnS SGic Gjf,nbabn,0
9aha8iersD cpartment
Ri6npnc, ga., Il. Septem6tr. 1876
gtt nno ta9 Dem 81. Geptem6cr, 1876
fabEen bic ga ger iiae, mic
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sonable, are rigid, and leave no loop hole tor the
doctor to escape. who would shirk bis profession
al duty for his own comfort u ease. or for pecun-
larry considerations. In view ot some well re-
membered cases where utter disregard for human
life seemed to have marked the actions Of certain
physicians here, We have no doubt such a bill
viii meet the approval Of the whole community,
both native and foreign.
We are well aware that there are men among
the profession here. Of large hearts and open hands
and were these the characteristics Of all, no such
enactment would Lave been required but there
are others among them who have stopped to ask
" who would pay their charge before prescrib-
ing at the bedside Of the sufferer, regardless Of
the urgent call foT immediate relief, which the
mere turn Of their hand might have rendered.
These are the men who need the Intervention of
the lac to remind them of their duties, and we
doubt not that the Legislature will pass the Act
without an amendment. It is more than probable
that a part of the Act, If passed, will be Incorpo-
rated in future licenses Issued to practitioners.
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stock of all sorts though slightly hyper
boHcal, Is still no very great stretch of truth,
and Il significant of the financial ruin which
competition with Item must as Il consequence
bring to small traders Of other nationalitics, who
are unacquainted with the ways that are dark
and the tricks that are vain. for which the
heather Chlnee is peculiar. Their inclination
is not to labor in the field they rarely. If ever.
renew their contracts for labor on plantations,
and after their original term Of service is COM
pleted are sure to repair to some settlement
where they can barter dry goods, provisions, or
live stock, (too often mysteriously gotten), for
the produce of the country natives Thus,
while they are ostensibiy introduced to enrich
the country By their agricultural work, they are
really eventually destined for the application Of
distress throughout the land.
They compete for nothing, where competition
with them would be a common benefit. The
Chinese mechanic can work cheaper than other
mechanics simply because he has 10 buy little
from any one else to live and what he earns Is
boarded for his relatives, or his own future use
in the howeEy kingdom. Triekery, and economy,
OF the most rigid sorts, are Unborn characteristics
common to the race, and when they bring with
them none of the redeeming qualities of ciyilaza-
ton, religion, refinement, and morals, there is
nothing that should recommend them to our
consideration but their capability to do labOrious
work on our cane fields. If there they are to be
still introduced for that purpose, let it be with
the proyiso that they be returned to their own
country and not be let loose among us to drive
away our mechanics and mail traders and to
pollute the Hawaiian race by their presence.
We would endorse no scheme to prosecute
them and do not even blame them for their
presence but We claim that any nation has a
right to decide what it's own best interests are,
as well in the matter of population, as in that of
trade and commerce, and when it has become
recognized that the introduction of a strange
people who ever remain peculiar and separate
who receive benefits, but dispense none, and who
by their increase and known characteristics
threaten the ascendency of the aborigines in the
future, it is their right and their duty to provide
against their Introduction. This is being recog-
nized on the Pacific coast of North America in
California, in Oregon, and elsewhere and the
cry is becoming loud and alarming from the
laborers of all nationalities there against the
further introduction of Chinese. Australia and
New Zealand long since recognized the fact and
provided against it, that is beginning to move
discomfort in America.
1t is in vain for us here to point at isolated
cases of worthy Cinnamon to prove any argumeRt
in favor of their good citizenship. We are
acquainted with worthy men among them, but
for all this we must remember that Zone
swallow does not make a summer"
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sion thar one member Is rs good as another, even
though ); be .or theft or bribery he is proposed
to be excluded. One thing l. evident, and that
Is, it once a man can &c; bis seat in a chair in
the Assembly and call himself a Luuamakaai-
mana nothing short of ui;roglycerine OF dynamite
can ever get him out Of 1t until the session is
ended.
\ bill presented by the Hon. :. X. Kaai enact
ing that a license Of 81 900 per year be paid for
banking, WAS passed on its first reading and
notice was given by the same gentleman Of one
levying 4 license Of two hundred and fifty dollars
a year for insurance business. There is life IN
surance alone in Honolulu amounting to over 4
million dollars. Aud why persons conducting
such business should not be subject to license rs
well a. Others, we fail 90 see.
Yesterday a resolution was introduced by the
Hon. Godfrey Rhodes, Of want OF confidence in
the Ministry on account Of the declaration made
several days since by the Minister of Foreign Re
lations, that government had no intention of sub
mitting the Reciprocity Treaty to the Assembly.
There j. not the slightest probability that the
Treaty would be rejected if put to a vote, and the
action OF the Ministry IN Obstinately Withholding
it, il another remarkable proof Of their lack of
judgment. After a lengthy discussion on the
Resolution, 1t was put TO vote, and lost-l4 ayes
and % noes.
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THE MILITARY.

We regret when we have to use strong terms Of
apprehension in regard to the conduct of our
government, or the individual acts of officials :;
but there are times when, as our contemporary
says, in referring to like matters, 9 forbearance
ceases to be n virtue" Such we believe to be
the case when an institution, useless for any
other purpose than that of mere adornment, Is
kept up at an enormous cost by a government
scarcely able, by reason of it's diminished finances,
10 support that which is actually necessary TO its
own vitality. In the Ministerial Budget for the
ensuing biennial period, from SAT, 40, the figure
for the same, for 1874, We have the appropria-
ton for military raised to S58 $40. This proposed
increase of $1l,370 in so useless an expenditure
in this country, may appear but a small item IN
the eyes of those with whom parade and the
donning of uniform are looked upon as distin-
guishments par excellence, or to a few satellites of
uniformed gentlemen who are allowed to p%artici-
pate in d" doing the grand " on festive or state
occasions; but to the man whose brains are not
broadly portrayed upon his back in spangles and
glitter, and who bears an ordinary share Of
common sense, it is presented in quite another
aspect. If the safety of the country were endan-
gered, these are not the men we would look to,
nor the soldiers under their charge and it is no
wonder that people should look with strong rep
rehension upon the appropriation of moneys from
the public treasury for the purchase of uniforms
alone, which have done no other service than in
helping to dra-n the public funds.
1t is time that those gentlemen most concerned
in the expenditure referred to, should know that
the country accords them no support. however
well they NAV be able to turn the vote of q leg
%islature. We would not deny His Majesty a
guard for his palace, or soldiers enough to fire the
Punchbowl battery for national salutes but
beyond this, no matter how barely, a poverty
stricken nation like us should never go and we
trust that this item of expense, at least, will not
be hastily overlooked in any attempt that may
be made to crowd the appropriation Bill through
the Legislature.
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HooDLUNs. The evils of hoOdlumism are fast in-
creasing in our town, and we are sorry to note
among the number who claim kinship in this brother
hood, many who have been born Of our respectable
and well-to-io citizens. Faulty discipline at home,
as well as the inertia Of our police, is perhaps large
ly accountable for this growing evil. 1t is time how
ever. that legislation on this matter should be had,
as the filthy talk and annoying actions upon the pub
lie streets, that emanate from these juvenile "ronghs,"
is becoming utterly unbearable. The last public lee
ture Of Professor Zaba was seriously disturbed by
their noise; and we hope if nothing else will bring
them to decency, to see a whipping-post established
for their benefit.
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MAKE A RULE AND KEEP IA correspondent
complains Of the cossting schooners, in that they
have very uncertain hours for sailing. He says
that a notice appears on the Post-0mce Bulletin
that the mail closes by such q vessel at say l or z
O'Clock. whereas the vessel does not sail until two
or three hours thereafter, while passengers-na-
tivez and foreigners-are kept hanging about IN
the hot sun in a state of uncertainty and discom-
fort. Our correspondent advises agents Of
coasters to announce an hour for sailing, ana
stick TO il. steamer fashion.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIVALS.

v 2O-schr Marion, Lambert, from Koloa and Waimea.
2O-Schr KInau, Ahuihala, from Hanalei, Kauai
2O-Schr Luka, Kaai, from MaIIko, Maui
2I-schr Ka Moi. ReynC Ids. from Kahului, Maui
2I-Schr NeItIe MERRILL. Crane, from Lahaina, Maui.
2i-schr Kamsie. Bibiing. from Waimea & Koloa.
2I-Sehr Mauuokawai. Kimo, from awiliwi Kauai.
22-SchT PueokahL. Clarke. from Hama, Mani
22-H B N 3 Myrmidon, Hon r Hare, Commander,
from Kausl.
23-Schr UilanA, Mana, from Kohaia, Hawaii
2A-Schr Nile Morris, Kamaunu, from kaunakakai.
24-schr Annie, Kalauao, from Nifhau.
Pam bk Mary Belle Roberts, Grey, l43 days from
San Francisco.
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Fact.

Mr.. EDIToR-THfs morning. at one Of the coffee
shops, q native Hawaiian had a bottle of gin, and
having obtained his cup of coffee, proceeded to drink
it with his gin; that is to say. coffee and gin mixed.
This afternoon, two natives were met on the street,
each with a bottle of liquor. Comment is unnecessary.
XENoPHoN.
Sunday evening, May Dist, 1876.
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DEPARTURES .

Nav 2O-schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina. for Kohala, Hawaii.
22-Am sehr @ u Ward. Briggs. for Guano Islands.
22-Haw brig Julia VI Avery, Avery, for San Francisco
2a-Schr Marion, Lambert, for Koloa d Waimea, Kauai
23-schF Netue Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui
23-Schr Kamaile, Kibling, for Koloa and Waimea.
23-Schr Manuokawai, Kimo, for Nawiliwii, Kauai.
24-schr Ka Moi, Reynolds, for Kahului, Maui.
24-Schr Pueokahi, Clarke, for Hama, Maui.
2I-Sehr Luks, Kaai, for MaIiko, Maui.
26-Schr Mile Morris, Kamaunu, for Kaunakakai.
25-Schr Ulama, Mana. for kohala, Hawaii.
25-Annie, KsLauao, for Maalaea, Maui
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AoRE CHrNAMES-Fiteep cinnamon were pas
seugsrs by the bark Nary Bel Roberts, which
arrived last evening from San Francisco. We
understand there are several hundred more waiting
only for an opportunity to embark 'hither-Leg-
ti~slators. what are you going to do about itf
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California Lime and White Brother 81
ENGLIsH PORTLAND CEMENT. DEsT
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A BILL regulating the practice of medicine in
this Kingdom was given notice Of last Thursday
before the Assembly, and will probably come up
on its first reading sometime in the early part of
next week. 1t is entitled, " An Act to secure
intelligent medical and surgical treatment, and to
insure a more general and useful dispensation OF
medicine" 1t provides that any licensed physi-
clan shall be compelled to visit any sick person
whenever called, excepting when good and suff-
cient cause can be shown to the satisfaction of
any competent court of jurisdiction for refusing
to attend. Physicians will not now have to ask
beforehand, : who is going to pay their bils?
for it is here provided that the Board of Health
shall be authorized to pay them a reasonable
compensation for their services when called to
visit the actually destitute.
Provision is also made for thorough attendance,
and penalties are provided against the violation
Of any and all Sections of the Act, which is long
and comprehensive, embracing in a very thorough
manner, all points necessary to the public good.
The requirements, while they are extremely rea-
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FROM AusrRALIA-Just as we go to press, the
steamship sEolina has arrived in port from the
Colonies, and will probably sail for San Francisco
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
u 3 ) Lackawanna, James 8 Greer, Commander
b 5 Myrmfdon, Hon Richard Hare, Commander.
MERcHAETMEs.
Am Miss brig Morning Star, Colcord-
Hag blk Ka Moi, Rakemann, sails to-day Tor Bremen.
Ger ok Vooruit. Rice, loading.
flaw ok Matte Macleay, Pope. sails to day for Portland, o..
Am bktne Emma Augusta, Young, loading.
Haw brig Pomare. Hatfield, loading.
Am bk Mary Belle Roberts, Grey, discharging.
wHALERs.
Haw VIII brig Onward
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California Beef in Bond
Id ECEIvED PER NJ. BELLE ROBERTS.
Me For sale by
mill BOLLEe e co.
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NOTICE tn

rUNHE ~UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE
responsible for breakage Of Demiohns containing Vine
gar or Spirits. shipped by the SETTIE MERRILL
r. d. CRANE,
Master Schr. Settie Merrill.
Honolulu, March 10, 1875. mills 3m
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To Rent OF Lease, for a term of or 2 years.
- THE PRENIi>ES LATELN OCCC-
Ea. FIED - The untera so~i, On NaaAna ASruue, beics
Ill Judd street.. The housc Is plrsssntT situated, ard
WeR suited fr = family. Thsre Is also coovsnieat paslurage
fr oae @ tUo horses.
Der pArtiealArs. apply b EB FRIEL,
my20 In Al Fnd A Laioss-
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CHAS. M. COOKE,
"A HONOLULU, IL. 1.
ICE CREAM

HNHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED
4 to furnsh ICE CREAM, Of the best quality, 10
Balls an II
Orders left at t. Mossmann x Sons CrOckery Store; will
receive prompt attention.
\ my27 I'm W. IL. MUDDY.
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GOLDEN GATE TX FAMILY FLOUR

DAkER's EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
A1 Received per Murray, and for sale by
$50 BoLLEs A 90.
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SCHOOL ExANIEAr1oS.-The Hon. w. Jas. Smith,
Secretary Of the Board of education, gives notice
that the regular annual examination of the govern
mept, English Day Schools, in Honolulu, will De
held during the ensuing month of June, as follows
wednesday, June 7th at Fort Street School. Thurs
dav June sth, at Royal School. Friday June 9th.
.. pohnkaina Girls School. The examinations, to
which the public are invited, will begin at 9 O'Clock
". on each of the days named; and the sumner
vacation will continue till Tuesday, August lst' 1870
from which date q new term will begin.
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FOR RENT.

- TIE HOCSE LATELY OCCUPIED
90. by Mr. = NJ Carer, sitsRtot a. tc cornrr - Palace
ILL Wan ami Panchhosi SIS Possession ryeo !mmcdi-
aiciy. Apply a. the
81 MARSHAL OFFICE
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Tag WAY IT OPERATEs-On Thursday last IN
the Police Court. a chinaman was hned Sooo
for selling liquor to natives. The chinaman IN
question is a poor, sickly creature and VIII go 10
nri.ou. but as he will be physically unable to do
any work. he will be kept in the sick-waFd Az
the end of a year, during which ne VIII De teo
I'D at the expense of government, he
n harged under the poor prisoners act,
Ter prey upon the community. y yes
? 1T o more Of these valuable people!
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CALIFORNIA LIME

DER ID. e.. MURRAY, RECEIVED THIS
DAY, fresh and In perfect order.
May o. BoLLEs A co.