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V'lEE,GE.,T1,Til''Nl.llE;, T, T, J, 7 !. Z, .
II Il SAYS III rs TRUE.
SENECA FALLS, Nuv.?, 1876.

SENECA FALLS, Nov. q, 1916.
MIR. II. II. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-AS You are m entire stranger To me-
want you TO know what NEGEllN has done
for me Only thoS" who have been raised from
deaths door can know the value Of such Il good
medicine. am rs years OF age. Three years
nEo was taken sick with what the doctors call
cd l.umDaEO. For weeks | was confined To my
bed. had three different ChySicianS without
any help. received no rrlrr; was Il great
sufferer tnaliy became nilrcly helpless. rhc
last doctor told me- there WAS no help: he said
hr might possibly save my lite by circting NOR
phlnc In my arms anu legs The encourage
mcnt for saving my life by having this done was
so small Il chance could not consent to run the
risk. About this time my son read your ndvcr-
tScmrnt I'm our paper, Il test, ,mony OF Il person
who had hrcn very sick with about the Sumr
complaint, and WAS cured. My son went right
away TO the unOthcrCry store and bought Il bot
tie OF NEGETlNE Before | had used the first
hottie FOUND great rclict {; | could move nySrlf
III hcd. After taking three bottles was able to
SIT up ana move about my room | continued
taking the Ncgctinr, and was In Il few weeks
restored to my former health. Tho NEGErINE
saved my life after the physicians said there was
no help for me. have had 10 doctor since
II J. feel unwcl take Il dose OF NEGErINE,
and recommend It to my friends
Your NcSctinr ought to br In every family.
MY doctor WAS surprised TO see me in good
health. lie says NEtETlNE Is II good medicine
tell him 1t cured me. He says, at Is true"
cannot feel too thankful.
Very gratefully yours,
MRS. CArHAEINE COONS.
Seneca Falls, Seneca county, n. y.
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MORRIS HOTEL,
o -

have just finished painting, papcring
l. ana thoroughly renovnting my Hotel
from top to bottom. and now have il in
first class order and am prepared to on
tertain my guests with much more con-
wience and eomfert than heretofore
Office on first floor aud opening on main
street, with dinning room and samme
room adjoining. Every effort will be
made to make my guests comfortable.
&sa- Hotel located next door to F..
Elders largo grocery and dry good stores,
and in thHcentral and BUSINESS portion of
town, Charges to suit the times
A. A. MORRIS,
aprai-26-H Proprietor.
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How Ho Thinks Hayes Regards Him.
rho Great Spoon Manipulntor's Idoas
ortho Now Whig Party.
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" EegG&dne.

All diseases OF the blood. IL Srgctinr Will
relieve pain, cleanse, purify aud cure such dis
eases, restoring the patient to perfect health
after trying different physicians, many rcmc-
dies, suffering for years Is It not conclusive
PROOF, II you hre 4 SuiI"rcr, you can he cured +?
why Is This medicine performing such great
cures? ltworkS In the blood, ia the circulai Ing
fluid. IT. can truly be called the :Grcdt Bj,mi
Puri6cr. The great source OF disease originates
III the blood; ana no medicine that does not act
directly upon II, to purify and rcnovutc has ny
just claim upon public attention.
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Vege&5me.
Will Cure Canker HumOr,

- RoCKrONT March n. 1873.
II. II. STEVENS:
Str'-l.ASt fnN my husband got me two bottles
or your NGTrtinc to take for the cnnkrr illmOr
Whlch nave had IN my stomach for several
years. lt0ok IT, and the result was very salts
factory. have taken II good many remedies
Tor me tnnkrr llnmnr, ana none seemed to help
me nut NcErtinc There Is no doubt In my mind
he cured by taking Negrlinc. 1t gave me Il good
appetite, and felt better In every respect
Yours, with respect,
MltS. ELIZA ANN POOLE
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appreciated. Here il is :

l.
"Evory one has his own tastes in
choosing his way to acquire money,
but if I were obliged to choose ono
of two ways, either to appropriate
it as military commander or to
marry into u family where I was
neither wanted nor by which L
should bo respected, to got money
to sparo,' I certainly should choose
tho former, strange Us you may
think it, because at least I should
havo tho money after having COM
mittod n disrcputablo act to get it.,
and would not be liable to bo dis
appointed, us I might be, after !
had waited long for 'lond
mons shoes, by tho other method" "
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Even the Boston Xorald says that
no American over went to Europe
with such II reputation rs President
Grant. --LO'reW COurier Which is
something for America to be thank
full fOr. -B0St0u Post.
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Merchant Tailoring.

HE undersigned informs the citizcns
Gf Winnsbero and the county generally,
that he has opened n Tailoring Establish
ment in the storeneXt to Mr.. j. Clendin-
ng's. He is prepared to do all kinds of
work in his line ut short notice and on
reasonable terms. 4 full line of SAMPLES
kept constantly on hand, from which
customers may make selections. Special
attention given to CUTTING.
feb 24-tX6m w. G. ROCHE
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+ FROM KAHuLuI-Per Kamoi, May 19-W II Cornwell. Jas
I McDade, a J Cartwright jr, w F Pogue, J T Morgan, Geo W
Norton, W F sharratt, Mrs 8 A Thurston, Mrs II b Bailey
and daughter, Miss Mary Cover, Miss Charge, DIR Enders, and
20 deck
PoR TAHrrI-Per Mariana, May ls-R GOurIey, Mrs Still
well. NJ J Koning.
FRoN WIsDwARp PoRTs-Per Kiauea, May 2l-W L
Green, s Parker and wife, Hon II Kuihelani, Wm Wright, G J
Lyons, G Motley, Cecil Brown, Judge Hart, s b Dole, st
Clare Wilson, G II Payne and wife, J l. Flood, Mrs ii Corn
well, II Akana, J II Trask, G E Miner, 8 2 Wahinenui, Apio,
and IS deck.
FoR WIxpwA ARD PoRTs-Per Khauea, May 21-H r Fl Prin'
cess LLniuokaEani, His Elk Gov Dominis, Miss Sheldon and SER
want, Mrs J G NJ Sheldon, child and servant, Mrs w o Smith
and child, ] McDade, Capt Worth, Prof Alexander, Hon ii Ku-
iheIani, J 7 Morgan, DIR Oliver, Geo III Codin, Cbas Motley. r
Rycrh, w Fl CornweI, DR. Enders, J w Armifage, Sam Nc
Kesgue, and about IS deck.
So ON SzDsEY-Per City OF Sydney. May 23-Mrs Barnard
andJ daughters, Signor Biscacianti, Fred Barclay and wife, G
Putty, F Mossman, Jno Howcroft, N Kaluonda.
FoR San FRAxoIsco-Per City Of Sydney, May Oh r II
Pritsess Likehke Cieghorn, 8 Parker and wife, Mrs J NJ Smith,
Hon 5 G Wilder and Sc want, II T b Harris, wife and child, ]
II Black, II r Poor, T r Foster, Jas L Flood, j 8 Wilson, G II
Payne and wife, @ n Bartlett. Capt Il Halves, Mrs G II Lew
era and 5 children, II Haussman, G w Macfarane. F A Ander-
son, p Silva. Jos George. w Brause, w Christmsnn, Misses ]
and E Warren. Mrs c Dunno and child, r ii Wild, A Durant,
J Miller, G D Nye, J Compton
FoR sAs FzAScIsco-Per ID G Murray, May 23-Chas J
Bagge, Miss Bsgge, E K Chapman, Mr. King, l. p Fisher, Mrs
Wallace, Mrs Davis, NJ Mack, A Peterson, Mrs Peterson and
daughter, Mrs Williams, Mrs Frear and daughter, Gen Ames,
Mr. Lindermann and wife, Miss Cover, Mrs Dunn, J s An
drade, G Walnke, J Betlestoue, III Joseph, Mrs Brooks and
child, II Bruins
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M
FRIpAY. 4 Is. ls1,

VII " Of
TEE arrivals since last report have been -Ieth, Am wh biz
Pacific, from New Bedford via HEo' 2lsi, An bk Brontes
(eodeshinz) - days from San Francisco. leaking; and go.
p N 5 s City Of sydney, from sydney, 10 II HaekIeld & Co
The departures for the same period have been 18th, Mariana,
for Tahiti with ITO head q ea.tei Victor, for Port Gamble, In
ballast; I'D, COhngA, for H0uskons. with fungus, &C. valued
AZ SS241Si I'D Joe Perkins, for Port Gamble. In ballast; 23d,
Thos Pope, CHhAler, having stepped q new raainmasi) for the
Aretiei 23d. ID c Murray for San Francisco, with domestic
ProdGee valued ai ~s35,'27.Is; foreign do, sIs,4 sT .0s; tran
shipped, S~l4,2isesi and the City Of Sydney. with domestic
produce valued At SS7, 5G 81 foreign DO, 1880.
The bark Brontes, which arrived from San Francisco. In
leaking condition, will Be sold at auction, the voyage having
been abandoned.
There u nothing al present up for San Francisco. We look
for the steamer thence about Thursday next.
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EDrroR: The decision in the case of

M. EDITOR The decision in the case of the
MARY Belle Roberts," will be a heavy blow
to Captain Roberts, the owner of that vessel.
The character Of Captain Roberts is above the
slightest shadow of suspicion. That he was
totally ignorant at the time of the sailing of
his vessel from San Francisco, of the fact that
she had opium on board, all those who have
even the slightest knowledge of that gentleman's
upright character, must with one voice proclaim.
Captain Roberts has been the victim of an
unfortunate man, now Enthusiastically insane,
and who in all probability was of unsound
mind at the time that be embarked in this SNUG
Cling transaction at San Francisco. 1 don't hold
Captain Gray responsible; 1 believe that he
himself was made the dupe of some designing
and dishonest person in San Francisco, who may
have noticed a mental weakness about him,
which encouraged him to lay before Captain
Gray a temptation to smuggle the opium, brought
by the {" Mary Belle Roberts"
As this Is evidently a grievous case, where a
laborious. Woodworking, and truly upright
and honest man is made to suffer so heavily
through the act Of q mailman, l think that under
these especial circumstances of the case, there
is room for some leniency to be exercised
towards the unfortunate owner of the MARY
Belle Roberts" 1 believe that the govern
ment.-if assured that the public, particularly
the mercantile and shipping community, are
in favor of an act of leniency on the part of the
crown towards the innocent victim of this
deplorable transaction,-ought not to hesitate
to take such q course. In order to assure the
government of the state of public opinion in this
matter. l would suggest that the friends and
sympathisers of Captain Roberts get up a memo
rial to government, praying a remission, total
or partial, of the Sentence of the Court which
if largely signed by influential business men,
ought TO satisfy the government that their inter-
ference in favor of Captain Roberts, the victim
of a deranged person, would be hailed with
qualification by the country.
rye understand that On apDlinafio1 hoe haap
made by the agents of the above vessel to the
government to commute the conGscation by the
payment of a fne.-ED. P. C. Al
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A SEVERE S~roRL-From the Haleakala Meteoro-
logical Station We have received the following
report of a sever storm from the northeast:
I4th. 7 A. NJ. Bar. 9s7; Their. 65 . wind NE, Ii m. 4 hours
14th, IL NJ. Bar. 2sys; Their. So Q wind NE; Is m; rain 10
14ih, 9 P. M. Bar. 9S7; Their. 65 . wind NE. 81 m; rain Ito
18th, 7 A. M. Bar. 20 81; Their. 65e wind NE 40m rain 1 SO
18th, 10 N. Bar. 2ss4; Ther. 81 . wind NE; so m; rain $50.
18th, 9 p. N. Bar. 20 SO; Their. 62o wind NE. Is M; rain 1.7o
10Th, I A M. Bar. g. "a; Their. 90 wind NE. 1om rain rs
Total distance travelled by wind in 4S hours, 1900
miles. Total n~in-fall, 7.95 inches,-the greatest
amount that has fallen in 4S hours ia this district
during the past our years. All of the streams are
running with waer, and a good supply is guaran-
teed for the coming summer. On the 10th, the
wind and rain 10th ceased rather abruptly, and
this. with a low Barometer, and a sky covered
with nimbus ani cirrus clouds indicate the ap
proach of a ~soutIerly storm. F. L.. CLARKE.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

Nay H-Schr ka Mol. Wilbur. from Kahuiui. Maui.
h-Am VII bk Pacific smithers, frCm New Bedford via
Hiho, Hawaii.
20-Schr Jenny, Uilaua. from Kona & Kau, Hawaii.
9-Sehr Nettie Merrill. Crane, from Lahalna, Maui.
2l-stnr Klauea. Aarchant. from Maui a Hawaii.
2-Am bk Brontes, ssdler, % days from Gan Francisco
22-schr Kekauiuohi, Kimo, from Hanalei, Kauai.
2l-sehr Warwick. Jno Bull. from KaIaupapa, MoIokai
3-P Ms City OF Sydney, Dearborn, I9 dys I'm Sydney
z3-Schr hulanaou, Mana, from KohAia. Hawaii.
2i-5chr PueokahL. Clarke. from Hama. Maui.
4-Sehr Kinsu, Ahuihsla, from Hanalei, Kauai
24-Schr Manuokawai. Kahua. from NawiiiwiIi, Kauai.
24-Sehr Marion, Christian, from NAEifwfi, Kauai
2l-Schr Mary Ellen, Kaaina. from Rohala, Hawaii.
24-schr Fairy Queen, Peui. from Hilo, Hawaii
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Honolulu, May 2, 1877.
SIRE AND COMPANION $50 seldom has our outer
door been alarmed by the knock to which all Tenn
pies must open, that when the announcement was
made that Your Royal Brother had gone to that
81 bourne from whence no traveller return, % we, the
members of Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No l.,
could hardly dare believe it. And although human
sympathy avails but little, still, Sire, We, on behalf
Of Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No. l, tender You
and the members of Your Family that sympathy
which masons are Taught to extend to all created be-
ings in their hour of affection.
And that Your Majesty will long be spared to
I" lay aside the sceptre and take up the trowel. y is the
earnest prayer of Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No l..
VIM g. IRWIN,
ID. &. FYFE, Committee.
GEO. WILLIANs,S
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LODGE LIE PRoGREs DE L'OCEANIE.

LODGE LIE PROGRESS DE L'OCEANIE.
No. 124, a. F.. Il A. NJ. {
APRIL 30th, 1877.
Sire and Brother: The members of this Lodge
beg most respectfully to approach Your Majesty
with the expression of their profound sorrow at
the bereavement which it has pleased the Almighty
and Wise to in6ict upon the Royal Family and the
nation in the decease of our late Brother the
Prince Vim. Pitt Leleiohoku, aud we tender to
you. sire. to the Queen, to your Royal Sisters. and
to Her Highness r. Keelikolani, our heartfelt con-
dolences on this sad occasion we pray God to
have your Majesty in his holy keeping.
WM. B. WRIGHT,2
II. j. AGNEw, Committee.
P. OPFERGEIr,
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DEPARTURES.

lay I9-Brit bk Mariana, Domino, for Tahiti.
19-Am bktne yictoF, SEevert, for Port Gamble.
20-Schr Luka, Kaeha, for Mahko, Maui.
G-Stmr kiiauea, Reynolds, for Maui e. Hawaii.
22-Sch Jenny. Uilama, for Rona and Kau, Hawaii.
22-Am bk CoriDga, Josselyn, for H0ngkoug.
22-Am bktne Jos Perkins, johnson, for Port Gamble.
23-P N s City Of Sydney. Dearborn. for San Francisco
Gam VIII BIZ Thomes Pope, Adams, for Arctic.
23-Sehr Netiie Merrill. Crane, for Lahaiua, Maui.
23-schr IA Mol, Wilbur, for Kahului, Maui.
Gam bk ID G Murray, Fuller, for San Francisco.
24-Schr Warwick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa, Molokai
25-Schr Kekauiuohi. Kimo, for Hanslei, Kauai.
25-sehr Kinau, Ahuihala, for HspaIei, Kauai.
2S-Am VIII bk Pacific, smithers, for Arctic.
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DIED.

JoxEs-At Lshaina, Maui, May 18th, Mrs MARIA PAPU
JoSEs, aged 10 years.
sMITH.-In this city, May 10th. at the Queens Hospital,
LARRIE SMITH, from Babylon. Long Island, u s, lately on
board the bark Thomas Pope, from New Bedford. ~ New
Bedford papers please copy
BAKER--In this city, May ed, at the Queens Hospital,
GEoRaE BAKER, aged Is years, discharged from whaling bark
W A FarnsEoTth; has friends residing at No %, 18th street,
Brooklyn, n Y-Mr Morris Keenan,. " Brooklyn papers
please copy.
wEArHERBIE.-In this city, May oath, GEoR0E w WEATH-
ERBIE, q native OF Toilette, IN. aged about Is years
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CAVENAGH'S WRITING SCHOOL.

Al Richard Street. near Hawaiian Hotel,
Honolulu.
Geo. I.CAVENAGH LATE OF EATON'S
- Commercial College, Oakland. California; has opened a
scnooi as above, and is nov prepared TO give lessons and teach
a ooid and easy style Of Penmanship. School hours Z TO 9 p.
NJ, every evening. Commences Monday, May It'll.
r S-Lessons given At Private Residence, when required,
writing and Bookkeeping done to order. Leave orders at
the Advertiser Office. Terms moderate. my5 I'm
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To HIS MAJESTY, KALAKAuA,


: vs. ~ ~
SIRE.-Most Wise Master and Dear Brother:-
The Great Author of Light and Life having been
pleased. in His infinite wisdom, to recall to Him
self the immortal spirit of our we'll beloved
Brother, Sir knight, WILLIAM PITT LELEIOHoKU,
brother to Your Majesty and Heir to the Throne;
we desire, on behalf of the Chapter, over which
You have the honor to preside, to assure Your
Majesty that we are keenly sensible of the great
~affliction that has fallen upon us all, in the death
of one so young, so exalted. and with so many en-
dearing qualities of mind and heart. But a few
short days since, he was in our midst, full Of life,
hope and promise; beloved by his brethren, the
pride of his family, aud the hope of the nation.
Now, we shall see him no more, until we also shall
be summoned into the presence of the Most Wise
Master of the Universe. But his memory will long
be held dear, especially by his Masonic brethren.
among whom he had deservedly attained high
rank and Office.
Sire, we beg to tender the assurance of our
heartfelt sympathy aud coincidence, to Yourself,
the Queen. Your Royal Sisters, and to H. H., Ruth
Keelikolani, the adaptive mother of the deceased.
1t would be useless to offer consolation. Nature
requires that grief should have its way for awhile;
but, erelong. the hand that caused the wound will
pour into it the healing balm of resignation, hope
and peace.
Saluting You by the mysterious numbers which
are known to You, and with all the honors that
are Your due, we remain,
Cautiously and fraternally yours,
GEO. WILLIAMS, 32o
ALEX. MCDuFF, $40 SCommittee.
CHAS. I. GULICK, 80
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NOTICE

z n co MPLIANCE WITH THE
4 of the Charter, the Biennial Meeting Of the members Of the
Queens Hospital Society will be held on FRIDAY
June 18th, at II a m, at Aliiolani House.
my2s St JOHN II. Patty, sec,y.
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A serious outbreak of cholera has occurred in
Akyab, Bengal. twenty-five per cent. of the small
European population died in thirty hours.
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Per bark R. C. WyIie finn. Bremen

IS IRON STOCK ANCHORS sizes from so up to $500 lbs
SMALL CHAIN, in quantities to suit, sizes ! inch to
9-l6 Of an inch,
CHAIN CABLES, So, "a. rs, 1, 1 IA, / ss, ard / So
inch. For sale low by
BOLLEs 4 CO.
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MEMORANDA.

REPORr OF p MS CITY OF SYDNEY, DEARBoRs, CoNMAN-
DER--Let sydney at 3 p m, May 4th, and cleared Sydney
Heads AZ S45 p m; arrived at Auckland May 9th, at 10 a m,
and left same day at 645 p m-did not call at Z andavu. May
10Th, at IL a m, Royal, eldest son Of J d add Lydia Dimond,
died Of acute entsritis. aged 2 years and 2 months, was buried
the same day at 8 p m. Arrived at Honolulu May 23d.
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Encourage Home Enterprise

NDEKSIGNED HA We ED
n into a business connection for the manufacture and sale
OF Friction Mafchs in this city. Will furnish a FIRST
class article, and on terms that will suit. Enquire At the
cooperage of J. II. Bruins EspIanade, two doors below Queen
Street.
J. II. BBUNS,
my5 I'm Z. YELLING.
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IN PORT.

NAVAL.
II B Ms 8 Fantome, Commander Macqusy.
MERCHANTMEN.
An Miss brig Morning Star, COlcord.
Am blk Mary Belle Roberts.
Haw bk Courier, Ahlborn-
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N)TICE

N1T1CE.
a LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY
IN den tresspassing on tn. lands Of Malaekahana and Kahu-
kn Ranch; and all Horses, cattle and Hogs found running at
large upon said Ranch, vii be dealt with according 10 law.
Dogs are strictly forbidden on the lands, and trav-
eers passing through on theGovernment Road with dogs, are
requested to keep the same q chain while within the bounda-
rRs of the Ranch. IA HASSISGER, Manager.
KAhuku Ranch, May 1st, 1877. my5 St
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WANTED !

The following Certiacse, from a medical man, speaks for
itself:
HONOLULU, March 18th, 1875.
Fl CHAMPAGNE
IL CIDER, made by hessrs. Fisher & Son, of this city, I
find it entirely free frr any deleserious Ingredient. On the
contrary, its component prts comprise a beverage which I
have never seen equaledfOr its anti-billious, tonic and invigo-
rating properties. 1 haD used it myself as a chosgogue, and
/ have prescribed its use Or my patients. I commend IL un-
hesitatingly as q refreshing and al eminently healthy drink
for our tropical climate. Lc1nsIder it the best thing OF the
kind that I ever met with. e.. SHIPLEY, NJ. D.
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF "A KAMILO.
n LOA, on Mookaithree-quarte Of a mile frontage, eight
miles long, with two aces of Kalo Patches. One large and
one small dwelling h0se, large chicken coop, &c. Two acres
fenced. Price, 81 $50. Enquire Of L. on the
premises; or at J. L. Dwsett's office, Queen Street, Honolulu.
my26 3m+
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FoR TAHITI-Per Mariana, May 10
Cattle, hds.-.......-. ITO lNolasses, bbls........ 10
Hay. t0ns..-----.- IL Sheep..-..--..--.. 20
PoR HoEoKoSG-Per Coriuga, May 22-
Fungus. lbs.... ...s.. 1i8li Sinews, cse.......s.s i
Sugar, lbs..-........ 400 yellow Metal, lbs.... 1886
vane-Domestic ..... $327l5; Foregn...-.$l5S go
FoR SAN FRAScIsco-Per ID G Murray, May %
Bananas, bnchs. 200 Rice, Ibs............ $500
Effects, trunk ........ 1tSyrup. gaIs.....-.... 1900
Goatskins, baies...... - Sperm OIL, galls....... 26334
Moiasses, gRls..-..... 6l32 Sugar, bs............ 33O245
Peanuts, lbs. 600 Whalebone. lbs .. 80. 41o2
Val-Dom.- SIS, 727. I3; For--+s14,467.O7i Trans. .$l4 81
ROR SAN FRAEcIsco-Per City OF Sydney, May 23-
Bananas, buchs..... 951l Mdse, cs............ 8
Befel Leaves, bxs..... SIPulu, lbs..-..--...... 6202
C cRo.sin9. ca..... si 3 Sugar Bs.::::::::. 72ss2a5
Guage. bx..-.--.-.. 1ITaro,b xs,...-....... 2
Value-DOnestic .-.. $57, 5l4-43; Forelgn.-...SI,5 $50
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Since the Cuban war commenced, some I30, 900
Spanish soldiers have died or been killed in battle.
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UNHE MEMBERS OF ULTIMA
Il Lodge, 1. o. G ?, are respectfully requested to attend a
SPECIAL MEETING, MONDAY EVEN'G,
1t JAMES F. NOBLE, Secretary.
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CONsIGNEES.
PASSENGERS.

Pisa CITY OF & Co, A q CIeghorn
Co, p Dalton, p II Trip, Along s. Achuck, Hackfeld d Co
Mrs Jordan.
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Faith, Hope, Charity.

From the ORIENT of Nuuanu Chapter of Rose
Croix, No. 1, in the City of Honolulu, Kingdom of
Hawaii, under the Celestial Canopy of that Zenith,
which answers unto FL > 49, N. latitude, the 18th
day of the Hebrew month liar, A. NJ. 5637,
corresponding with the 2sth day of April, ". E..
1877