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MEDICINE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenancc is paleand lcaden-
lcolored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or 10th
checks the eyes become duh the pu-
nils dilatc an azure semicirclc runs
along the lower cyelid the nose is ir-
ritatcd, swells, and sometimes blecds;
swelling oftlsc upper lip occasional
headache, with lSsmming "r ,hrob-
bling Of the ears an unusual. secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable. some
times vorac,ous. with a gnawing SEN
sation ofthc stomach, at others, entire
lygone ;fleeting painsin the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrcqucnily tlnged
with blood belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult. and accompanied by hIc-
cough cough sometimesdry and con-
yulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist.
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMlFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
In any form I; il is an innocent prepara-
ton, NOT capable Of doing the slight.
est iynryio tic most tender infant.
The genuine DR. MeLANEsVER-
MirUoE bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING Bios. OH the
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400 ACRES oF LAND.

Heavily timhercd. with iarge quantity Of hne
Poplar anil other valuable Timhcf lying immedi /.
ately on the e. - a. ~, IN rulasti county, N.Y. ,
milds north Of suncr,ct are 81 fc'l ~ private safe
There VIII he depo, located ~ W ucar The prle
ertv. Aiaa ~ q rs 81 CLEARED laud~ F'Hh soilt
splendid watrr, Ne. Apply 10 ...
UdI. a. HENpnlCks.
Adams MIL y. o., NY.
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DIR. O. McLANE'S
IIVERPILLS.

These Pills are not recommended
% remedy " for all the ills that nesh
10 heir TO-" but in affections Of the
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, or
diseases Of that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory TO, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purgative they are un'
equaled.
BEwARE OF INVITATIONS.
Tbegenuine are neversugarc coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Dr.. No.
LANES LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
Of @. McLANE and FLEMING BRos.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
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Importers ~ Fancy Goods and Toys, Cutlery, sta
iionefy, Druggists sundTie-, Musical MaTs, smo-
Glassware, l31 W fourth street. PToinpt attention
Ia uftlefs A mail
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Manufacturers an lmporiers Of sils, Dress Uools,
Nelyets, Iadi ~ suits, Chaks, shawls dress Trim
mings sud iares. Al-o biessmaking executed
With despatch at how prices 100 West lth st. In
ciuuati %.
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RIyET A. PARDRIDGE.

Importers aud dealers In Dry Goods, Ladies Misses
aud ChiliTens Shoes, Millinery Go--is aud Notions
~ aud iig West fourih Street, bet. Race aud Elm
heapest houss Ia Cincinnati.
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

I'm sae al treaty Reduced Rates, NJ al the TEX
q oh,ccsi and ~ Walnut street ttiib-on Housed
tinrinhati, where all iuE,rmatiun ~ h. cheer lly
given, az by idresslnE either of the un,lerslgned,
CONWAY a. HOWARD,
GensrHl Ticket aud IHssong'r Agent.
Richmond. Va.
e. NJ. OAKLEY,
M,sicrn Passenger Agent, Cincinnati.
y. a. YOUNG,
2i-if Western Travelling Agent, Cincinnati.
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UsErUL yyFoRnarroS


simply keep n basin or cup Of water
in the oven. The steam generated
not only prevents soorching, but makes
the meat cook nicer.
To PREVENT MnDEw on PRE-
SERVES. Take the white Of an egg
and wet slightly both sides Of piece
Of letter paper sufficiently large to
cover over the top Of the preserves
snugly.
To RD A HOUSE OF FLEAs.-Sprin-
kle plenty Of common table salt all
over the carpets lust before the sweep
ing Is done, aud sweep often. II this
is followed closely the heas will disap-
pear within few weeks.
WASHING CAMBRIcs. Black pep
per, I have found, will prevent the
colors from running in black and
white or brown cambrics. A table
spoonful, stirred into the first water,
il sufficient, and IL in no way Injuries
the water.
rocr,vc,xcrys-M.l. 4. ton Of
Al, -. ..d .,.,., mini 81 \,
c...,v. ..v a. much a. . min, a dav
N. ~. - go. ..no.r w;,l so,, d;s.
.nn..r T I.vs Known of curin, in
ean, o.... ono xhen the doc,ors had
s.;led 10 Give anv relief whatever.
ru' 10" 'h'" s"oe' " '"' \o''
h'' p'ckleu Ut s"oAe') "oo" ,o "
pan anu n.y. ,Ak'ne OUT '"e o'e ~
'ne' are turning o'o"", 'o ,e 80
sur "ou' un''' Tue 'A' ~ -
'nicAen' ins Po' "
wiz MAKE s",o'' '"''' "
Po'"'oe' ~ ''e'A'"'
The Journal Of Chemistry, says that
hot alum water is the hest insect de-
stroyer known. Put the alum into
hot water and let 1t boil till all the
- - a, i, -. .loso,.
II IT.. -. wha,. an,
-, 81 A., hi h,ns
.nd or..n,na ,h;ro. a.,
IL :, ~. ., ,.nnor .,
Ct. ;.,;,.;,,n n,on
ar,v
II, H., I'll.
- III. .nd aouhIo !, le.v;r,
- To a. 800 ho so.n ,.v n,
;. 49,. a.. 80. 81 ~,
'p III ~, ~. h.;. !;
Withdrawn. II it cannot be seen
raise the lid of the eye as far as posi-
Bile, and place the loop in it as far a
you can, close the eye add roll the bal
few times, then draw out the hair
The substance which caused so mucl
pain will be sure to come with it.
nv, ,,, 49,,
.. :. 49,. ..,I a.
ue ~ , ', ~ L.r,
s'Ou"u "' ,'u,,S ~, -
'u'o'' p'o" % ~,
,ne 49, a,
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'en 'o 80 -.
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p''''
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~, 1o.o"' y 49, -; A., -, Se,
A",' % 'iu', y n,
,nu 0"e'e"'a - 'D ', r. :
u"0e' ".'" ''' " ', W."
ess" " pun" - ~
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AOn' INC" 'es' 40
0e
ouu' .n 90 /,
~
W VI P es
egss must oe eoo'o'"''a' '' '"e' P''
uu'''o" an" u" '",', '"''"s' '"u esp'
c,a'' ~ W. '"e sr ,aov'"s ""' :" y
P'ao'"s "e"' lHA'se'
| VALUABLE SEcREr.-A laundre,
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TRAINS GOING Nonrps.
CONNECTIONS.

TRAIN 80 W cannerts N Richmand Iunstion
10 aud iruu Isiuts 10, seea there nnd IIvIprston.
~ Stantid IN stages H. aud irom Somerset 81
nanNtlle station With stages 10 aud funt psn,tte.
CITY ~ Mtlchelishurr With stfrrs ~ and ftun Psf
rytiiie sud liarr'slshufsi ~ Lebanon With Stage.
70 ifuni springfield, tHuplsll.siiic, Columbia sd
UrernshufE ~ leirnun iunrtioa With Trains
leaNinr ~ 10 y N, ant ! " a. ~, Coz Memphis,
Montr"netf, aud intcrmssliite Isiints. passenrrrs
fdnf ia l-nis Nofth, Iast aud West nun Iouis-
vile are Transferred To- rfHin No. ~ Lebanon
Junction. Itaiu No cpupsgts Al Cinsinnati June
ton Nth !. e T.. " u &c the NoFth sud Iast.
a. louisttils In Mon ielnt with ~. A N. aud ! /.
N. A u u. e,f the NeFth. hast, sol West, sud
With y. ;. Male line steamers &c Cincinnati and
the East
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A. ]. HAZLEWOOD. NJ. d..
TIE NEW AMERICAN

Operative and Mechanical Drntisi, Ia West al
ST., Cincinnati. A sonl set Of Teeth Tor o..
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MAYBERRY BROS,

ElectrO-motoric Cure Tor all kinds OF Nsrvous and
Rheumatic Diseases, Abdominal HANDBAGS ior
Children's Summer Complaint. Odiee, AS West
Ninth S., Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Ayers
HAIR Ngor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A d ressing
which is at once
gre cable,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored 10 its
oriqi,nai color,
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ERNST PAsSk,

Wall Paper aud window Shsde. leo Main street
Cineinnati, Ohio, 529 aud asa Madi-'n street Gov.
inxtoU. XIV
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II ENTUCKY CENTRAL AND
Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
For NJ. Louls and the west.
Through Tickets to all points In Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas.

Leave Lexington 1850 y. m. Arrive at ST. Loni
slo a., la time 20 connect with trains Tor Kan
zas City and the West.
Leave Lexington 1 80 .. m. Arrive at New York
al y. M. tbs neat day.
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THE g9-CENT STORE.
DIR. 4, ROSENZI'S

J. c, Pierce, dealer 10 JewelrY va--s Ispll- Braek
cts, ChrOn IN, loks,Ae. u aud W Fountain square
Cincinnati. Branch cor. Fourth aud Gr,-n streets
Louisville, Ky.
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kNnSI nRilS. n nm

To n. D. cor. oi SEVENTH aud Race ste Dr. ~ sie-
calty OF extracting teeth without pain. Tre-h as
daily. Has had - yrs. experience, and there are
3i,Ot0 names OF PATIENTS on his register.
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Practical MISUNDERSTANDING aud mfr IL the Uni
Ssrsal Joiners for fni aud steam power All kinds
Of Machines, Molding kni,es. 1IisinE hits.
Il. and Central Ave
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WIN. GLENN 4 son,


wholss.le Graers aud dealers in Pro,i-ion.. sell.
aud Dried Fruits 6, 10 and y Vine It. l-t So =
ond snd Psarl sis, Cincinnati ohio
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

For tickets or Information, apply al ksatssky
Central Railroad DeI-t, Lexington, Ky.
H.P. RANSOM. Geasral fiekst AsssA
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TIN WHITE SULPnER SPRINGS,

known world tide ET the alsay healing virtues -
it, waters are losate immediately on the line 81
this great pleasure raute, while many othrr-, ol
equal ,nerii, lie within short distance aud easy
aece.s I'd hy regular lines of mt class ConsaTd
Csaches
Ny examining our n,ap aud time tables you viii
hnd the nosi desirable route, Ilsssngsrs have
the privilege 81 stopping At any e the springs In
trr mountains uf Nirginip. asl tesuming their
journey AT pleasure. M .iAsT line eau unsf tLe-.
Inducements. uut I,ld,hed Is hfst-,ltss In every
particular.
Trains esairIci with an u,o,lcrn impraysu4ea ;,
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Thechesapeake & ohioR.R
L. The Great Pleasure Route TO Richmond
Washington. Baltimore. Philadelphia,
New York, Boston. and allEastern
and Southeastern Points,

fasssngrrs euntsmplati visiting the Atlanta,
tiiirs shuuld pufChase tickets wa this ruute, aud
visit the famous Watering plasss In the mountains
OF Nifginia.
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Sleeping Cars, Westinghouse Air-Bais,

aud syeTy tAng that l. nspessary AZ the oou,iort
aud convenience Of passsngtrg
To NV luRK .uu have cboice of two routes Ell
lhef VIA hotdonsNtllr, Washington, etc, or via
hichmund taxi Ing one of the magnificent steamers
oi thr bd iuniinion orsan steamship COMPANY,
passing ~iihin view Of all the place 81 historical
Interest oh the James river, Old Point Comfort f0r-
,ress Monroe, Hampton Roads, Rip l,aps, James
town, etc
1RN rus lass, aud he convinced that this Il tho
Finest Pleasure Route on the Continent
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Mhalr-ae and retail dealers In Carpet. aud oil
Cnths, Mindow shades, Lace Curtains, Ar, A larss
and we'll selected stock always on hand. Nos Is,
| i75 aud III Main, near Fourth.
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THE ONLY LINE

Operated by one Company, aud passengers are Ger
tain Of going through aud making connections at
terminal points.
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$50 -s sS co .s'i. AVE X,

BUSINESS DIRECTORY |
or Leading Houses 4.
CINCINNATI.
ALFRED WHITE.
Importer ef monuments. The largest and CHEAPEST
bot Of Monuments aud STATUES In the world. livery
one should call before hayins. set up sny~hefr
Fhkk. Nos. 2Sl-5 W. finh -.
Mantels. Enameled Crates, &c.
VIM. I. Perkins A Co. Manufacturer u Manisl.
Enamelel Graies, Ac. Nos. ~ aud - i1m sirrvt,
Cincinnati. Ohio
LINDEMAN & SONS Pianos
Mfrs ut tycloid, Stuare aud prsxht lnono-, New
IA West Fourth St, Cincinnati. Ohio D. linde-
man, Manager seud fot Circular.
A. J. CLARK,
cular With cuts Of ~ lss q shrts Colars aud tuts
Price list and iormulA "a felf-tasasumeRL r. A.
Car ith aud Walnut
F. sCHULTZE & CO.,
Importes and whol~sals dealers In French China
Foreign GlassSare, Herman. funeh aud English
Fancy G~-is. y and y. W. Fourth streets.
SPEAR & CO.,
Wholesale dcse. IN Lamp, Chsutleliers. Hall
leum Fluid. Lamps, &c. les Walnut street
RICHARD wOOLLEY q SONS.
Manufas tnrers OF Pine Harness leather, and dral-
ers 10 Leather. shoe Gords. Hide and OH So-.
IA and 10 Main st. lr,. 9Th aud 18th.
JOSEPH WAYNE,
Mf. Of D., ,,,,, D., ~, .le N..,tt.,s. p..t..
ators. lee Chests and lieer tooers GuarAnis-i the
best and CHEAPEST made Depot. gii W finh 81.
WIN. WIsWELL.
ImIorter aud Manufacturer Of Looking Glasses aud
Picture irame. 81 eVery description nlsds To order.
Ebony, Mora Antique Frames and fas.Iartuis 10
Photographs No. 10 W Fourth At.
JAS. WILDE, JR., & CO.,
The J-pple's Claihisr Corner, Fourth aud Vine .,s
The largest Clothing EInIofium In the West. SAM
pies snd rules Tor measurement ssnt FREE.
l.. u. THONS 4 CO.,
W halr-ale and retail dealers In Csrtsts aud Sil
Ch,h., Mindo~ shades, Lace Carisins, AZ. lsry
and we'll selected Stock alsays on hand. Nos. la
lIS aud III Main, near fourth.
WIN. GLENN 4 son,
whol-s.le Greers aud dealer. in Provision. ss.>ls
aud Dried Fruits q, 10 and y Vine Il. l-t. So
ond and Pearl SIS Cincinnati. ohio.
J. 4. NICHE,
| lis West fou.th st., Cin,innAti. Ohia. Jeveler,
and dealer In ftne Watches, silver aud Plated
Ware; Particular stirntion given Ia the repair VI
Watches and Jewelry.
THE g9-CENT STORE,
j. G. Pierce, dealer In Jewrlry, Na--s Doll- Braek-
cts, ChrOu IN, H.oksSe u aud W Fountain square,
Cineinnaii Branch cor. Fourth and GTr~n streets,
Louisville. Ky.
DIR. y. ROSENZl's
ElectnO-nlotoric Cure Tor all kinds OF NsTyUus aud
/ Rheumatic diseases, Abdominal nansaxes Cor
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HAIR DRESSING,

B0HoH 4 stage. Agents. Stanford, XIV
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WIN. wIswELL.

Mffs. Of PREM um Patent SELF entiiating R.frtger
Ators. lee Chests and leer IoolrTs GuarAnte.i III,
best aud CHEAPEST made nepot al W finh u.
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Importer aud Manufacturer of Looking. GLASSES an
Picture Frames 1t eVsrv description nisds 10 uTdri
Ebony, Mora Antique Frames aud fa,sIartuts g.
Photographs. No. 10 W. Fourth It. =
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NOTICE

ywHO DEPOSITORS IN THE SAVINGS BANh
OF BISHOP & CO.-From and after the LIST OF Septem-
Der next, no interest will be computed on fractions o Il oonAis
or for fractions of a month
HonoIuIu. Aug. 9. 1877. (aull o) blSHOF q w.
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PASSENGERS.

FRox KAUAI-Per Kilanea, Aug 12-Bon L McCuIy, Lieut.
Yates, U s ", His Elk 81 A PIERCE, c Titcomb, wife and
F Conradt. d ID Baldwin, G II Dole, wife and 3 children, 8 B
Dole, P Isenberg and 4 children, A II Smith, His Ex 8
HaItTeIl' X ! S1sk s6S 8 'cb ATnsn' Al, Lee Low. J q hawai-.
Renges, W u Clifford, Miss Rowell, w Dimond, and liz deck.
and daughter, Chas sylvia, E DeIemar, N c Haley, wife and 5
children. J EnOs, Akana Liiyi, wife and child; Moses KiPi, ii
Mrs and Miss Brough. Mrs Meyers, Z z Hendry, L P Tenney,
and about IS deck.
Faox SYDNEY AND AUCKLASD-Per Zeaandia, Aug IA
Mr. Hutton,-6s in trsnsitu.
FoR TAHrrI-Per Ionia, Aug l4-Mr Sawyer, Mons Georget
and Maka.
From SAN FRANcIsCo-Per Likelike. Aug I4-H r II
Princess Likelike. Hons Mrs Mott smith, Hon a 3 Cieghorn,
2 children, Mrs III II Noble, Miss Ada and Miss Alice Van
Wrinkle, Mrs Hiram Carson and 2 children, Thos soren:on;
MeIIis and wife. DIR J s JOsselyn and wife, Mrs. II Josselyn,
Mrs B F JOsselyn. Mrs c A chaPin. Mrs n N Frazer, WIN
Brown, Jas Dodd, Miss Kate Haley, NJ Strauss, John Buckley,
John Jones, Manuel yiera. Miss Marie. Jos GeoIge. w BGhm,
ney Oudt, Il O'Brien, e Dolan, John Carter, Oscar Hill, H
CoufIse, II Robinson, e Mann, J II Styles, Miss v Croker,
E Bond.
FoR SAG FRAScIsco-Per ZeaIandia, Aug 14-F J MeIis,
} NJ Dat, Jr. 8 Nagnin, J McCrindle, Miss 8 King, II Green,
French, Mrs W Il King and child, L Aseu. Mrs NJ Gertz, Geo
Tony, = A silva wife and : Children, Master en- N h0ce sin W. .
Stu, All Ian Yang Tong
From HoNGKoNG-Per Harriet n Carleton. Aug l6;-Mrs
Hardness, Miss L Curtis and 1858 Chinese laborers.
Pnox SAN FRAScIsco-Per VIM a Deitz, Aug I6:-Henry
immigrants and 90 Chinese labOreTs.
Foe RAwILIgILI-Per Lkelike, Aug E-Their Excellen-
cies Ino o Dominis, J Mott smith, JnO n kapena, Judge d
and wife, Hon p Isenberg, z Hutton, A w Dewing, 81 L Shell
don and wife, J Hyman, Frank Brown, W. Parke, Ksnekele
J w Croxen. Il B~ertIemann, q Smith jr, Mali, Hon 8 g VIII
der. II NJ Whitney, Ed Everett, 7 W Jurant, + smith, sam1
Parker, Hon II Kuinelani, Capt Mcintyre and son, ] Fl Boyd
and IS deck.
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Friday. AUGUST II, 1877.

IL arrivals from foreign ports we report-14ih,R Nj IS Zea-
Iandia, from New Zealand, to II Hackfed & Co, and sailed
same day for San Francisco; Haw stmr Likelike, from San
Francisco, with mails, passengers and freight to : q Whderj
18th, Am bk II " Carleton, from Hongkong, with Chinese
passengers and merchandise to Along & Achuck; Brit ship
Abeona, from Liverpool, with merchandise to Theo II Davies;
10th, An bktue w II Detz, from San Francisco, with pas
.engers and merchandise to C Brewer Co. The departures
have been: I1h, Mary Belle Roberts, for San Francisco, by
ii Hackfed & Co, With domestic produce valued at s31, 65s- ~;
FIeetford, for Guano Islands, to complete loading; 18th, Esk-
bank, for Portland; l4th, Ionia for Tahiti, with cattle.
The sch w n Meyer Is leading for San Francisco by c
Brewer & Co, to sail about Tuesday next
The p NJ Sc City Of New York viii be due from San Francis
CO on Wednesday next, with dates to Aug Is.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND AMILO.
a LOA, on Molokai, three-quarters of a mile frontage. eight
miles long, with two acres Of Kalo Patches. One large and
one small dwelling house, large chicken coop, &c. Two acres
fenced. Price, 81 1900. Enquire Of L. RITCHARD, on the
premises or at J. 1. Dowsett's office, Queen Street, Honolulu.
my26 3mh
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial 0bertlser.
SATURDAy AUGUST Is.

The ARRIVAL during the past week OF some
five hundred male immigrants and no females,
again very forcibly directs attention to a subject
upon which the ADVERTISER has frequently COM
mented-the danger to the state which is certain
to result from such a disproportion of the sexes
as exists here. This disproportion is daily and
rapidly increasing. 1t is quite true that more
labor is absolutely necessary to ensure the devel-
opment of agricultural resources, and we will
heartily welcome and support all proper meas
ures to procure it; but at the same time we
earnestly warn Government and employers OF
labor that there are certain physical laws to
ignore which must inevitably bring a train of
untold evils and disasters. We propose to refer
to this subject again in our next.
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MEMORANDA.

Report OF r NJ g 8 ZEALANDIA, CHEvALIER, CoNMAN-
pER-JuIy q, at 3 p N australian time) left sydneyj arrived
at Auckland, Aug L at 9.34 q m, and left again at 3 m same
dav. nassed from east TO west long on Friday the Sd, and
crossed the equator on the 9Th in long 1877 2p W. weather
moderate and fine throughout the voyage. Arrived in Homo
IuIu at 1045 q N Aug Is. H.. MCDONALD, Purser-
REPoRT OF HIw sTME LIKELIKE, MARcHANT, CoMHAN-
nER-Leh the Pacific Mail Dock, San Francisco, on Sunday,
Aug S at s a m; discharged pilot at 10 a m. Have experienced
Iieht winds and fine weather the entire passage. Stopped the
engines once during the passage for an hour on the eighth day.
Nnes made Zach dav are as follows: 265, 242, 240, 240, 225,
223, 24I, 237, $50 VIC. BRAsH, Purser.
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Gard.
j SEA, August 18th, 1877.

NJ EkAl AUBuAE I0IH, OFT
We. the passengers on board the beautiful new steamer
..LikeIike." in meeting assembled do resolve as follows
That we take this occasion TO tender our sincere thanks to
HonorabIe g. G. Wilder for his kindness and ~cordiaity during
the most pleasant voyage that probably vas ever made from
San Francisco 10 Honolulu.
We also take pleasure in expressing our obligations to.Cap-
tain Marchant and officers, whose Poiteness and efheieney
have contributed 30 largely to the pleasure OF the voyage
A 3 CIezhorn, Samuel Parker, Henry J AgnsE, Geo c
McLeaa. VIM Gable, Samuel E Mann, Malcolm Brown, Thos
sorensor. Alfred MeIIs, E @ Bond, d Strauss, J II Styles,
: JosseIyn. John Jones, John Buckley, Geo A Hewitt, James
Dodd. Thos O'Brien, b Oudt, Edward Dolan. John Joyce,
Wm Bohm, Il RobInsoD, John Carter, Daniel Eideman, y
PomerOy, Kim Wing. an
7 iteTte Panama. Ellen D Smith, Mrs II q Noble, Alice ID
Van Wi1kIe. Ada Van Wrinkle, Mrs Juliet Binship, victoria
Croker, Mrs. Sophie MeIIs, Mrs J ii Josselyn, Mrs soren-
soo Ms G G Josselyn, Mrs 8 A Josseyn, Mrs z A Chaplin,
ME- Y w Fraser, Mrs N Christian, Maria de Gloria silva
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

L.. II-schr KekauluohI, Malaihi, from Hanalei, Kauai
I2-Stmr Kilauea, Reynolds, from Kauai
I2-schr Jenny, Uilama, from Niihau-
I2-Schr Pauahi, Hopu, from Hiio, Hawaii
AR N s 8 ZeaIandia, CheYalier, Is days I'm Sydney,
l4-Haw stmr Likelike, Marchant, 9 days & 4 hrs I'm
San Francisco.
I5-Am bk Harriet N Carleton, Hardness, 45 dys frofh
Hopgkong.
I5-Brit sh Abeona, Grosart, I24 days from Liverpool.
l6-Am bktne VIM n Deitz, Endicott, IA days from
San Francisco
I6-Schr Prince, Beck. from Kona 81 Kau, Hawaii,
I7-Schr Manuokawai. Pake, from Nawiliwih, Kauai.
I7-schr Fairy Queen, PenL from Honokas, Hawaii.
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DEPARTURES.

liam Blk NJ B Roberts, Hampstead, for San Fran.
II-Ams h FIeetford, Taylor, for the guano islands
II-Schr Warwick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa, Molokai
n-Schr Marion, Christian, for Roloa & Waimea-
l3-stmr KiIaues, Reynolds, for Maui e. Hawaii.
13-Schr Ka Mol, Wilbur, for Kahului, Maui.
l3-Schr Mile Morris, Kealohanui, for Molokai.
I3-schr Kamaile, KibIin, for Kona & Kau, Hawaii
I3-Schr KekauIuohi, Malaihi, for Hanalei, Kauai.
I3-Brit bk Eskbank, Barr, for Portland.
l4-Schr Pueokahi. Clarke, for Hama, Mani
I4-Eehr Jenny. Uilama, for Kona and kau, Hawaii.
l4-Tahisian bk Ionia, Lovegrove, for Tahiti.
I4-R NJ s s ZeslaD ia, Cheyalier, for San Fran
I5-Schr Pauahi- HUPu, for Hlo, Hawaii
I5-Schr Annie, Kaua, for NawiiWii, Kauai.
I7-stmr LikeHke. Marchant. for NawIliwTi, Kauai.