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The Osceola times., 1877-12-01
-. Il. n -. A.
Reorganization for siic
E'.sii al.d Winter Ca,ss.
paign.

Pursuant to call from the soc
rc,arv. there was meeting .! The
nc:iye members OF the O,ccola
Literary aud Dramatic associaiicn
held u, line rooas OF HcVcigh 4
Semmcs, on las, Tuesday night.
There was quite iui! attendance
of tho members, and everybody
seemed is high spirits al the idea
0! getting together again aiter the
tiuug summer vacation.
five president, l., Roussan, Esq,
being absent, ,hc chair was occu
pied by j. o, Biackwood, Esq
The secretary, Mr.. Engcnc Pei,ey,
read the minutes ot the last NEE
ng shich were ioand correct, az
proved and signed
The pyti,lon Of Mr.. Z. II. M"'h s
was received and balluttrd upon,
Mr.. Matii,s belns unanimously
elected,
The payment Of Dues being mex
IN or.rr, he ,rrasurer'- box wa-
ma e heavier Ky the sum Of ten
: dollars and sevcn'y,tive ccnts.
ON motion II was determined
the first debate shoal! take plac,
on Thursday, December 6ih. Sub
ject: "I.r.o.vcd t,at The pen /,
mi ,aiier than the swo,d.' H. tbs
affirmative ate east Mre.rs. Il. A
G rlick, Henry Cook, &. @. Osiis
SEX, and ). :. Scmmcs. Ga III,
negative, Mesars. ". Heinz. J. o
Black wonl, Z. Il. %alhes, nno
Eucene Peuoy.
Tae debate wllIisl.o place a, { I
hall of the association and opens a
| 7 O'clock.
III. Jsmes was invited and prom
Used - give the association Que ol
more lectures at sn early day, OF
subjects Which viii be announce
herca
Thc lecture system will he ma!'
more prominent feature tbs sea
son than ever before, severa, mem
Der. having signited their willing
The meeting adjourned until lh'
next regular meet ~, which vii
be on Thursday night, Dsccmts
/ 9Th,
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NsJsIyY.- not es-ily earnc,, In 'he-c times,
MI hut u can lie made H. three
WU u n,,ufh- by any one ~ ~ her sex
~ Any part NJ the country who J.
wiiirg "a woss s.-sdiiv AT the ~tapi.' pcnf ita'
we furnish u per week IA y"'ii "sn town
lon need not Ice swny from home over uishi-
You. esn give ,.tir whole iin.t ,he work. ~
ony y,hr spare m"m.ni-. We have sgens
w.o ace max ins o,cI 80 per day. Nj WHO en-
ig.r. " ,ntre ssn make pont'y fast 81 The
ptes~gi iiur IN n..y rsunoi lie made ~ cari.,
did RI ,tly ~ any oh,r business costs
n,.lL;... 60 try the iri-in"-s. Tam. AM e. out
n tree Adj rcrs ~ once, u NAiFrr q 40 +.
Portland, M,inr. iv-s"iy
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TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician of New Yorh
says
at ia astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily rounds
] hear of them not only among the poor
but their virtues are hcraldcd from the man.
sions of the wealthy and refined. Know
ing the inventor from his long connection
with the medical profession, / have great
confidence in their merit. ard of late have
often prescribed them with the happiest -
suits in cases where desired to make de
eided impression on the liver
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Headquarters.

John l.. Diver 4 Cos drug
store is the headquarters Tor pune
drug. Snd medicines, which can be
bought u, bottom prices FOR cash.
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DIR. Tut. has been en-.
gagged In the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
fur a long time was demon
s,raipi ct anatomy in tho
Medical College Of Ccor.
ria. hence, persons using
iiis Pills have the guiras-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are Tree from ali
quackcry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
hcretoiors aniaronistie
Ill,i,'c. 81 a sf,fEsfkSn-
;Es. frrgd'irs, ssSsfsr-
Dri.s fgfr.
Their first apparent ef-
feci II 10 increase the ap.
petite by causing the food
TO properly assimilate.
Thus the system is rour-
is'scl, and hy their tonic
action On the digestive or
;,ans. re,.u'ar and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapil.,y with wsx h
The Osceola times., 1877-12-01

MASONIC

The stated communications Of oseeola iorg,
No EF. a A. NJ, VIII hr ,id the ssiar,lsy'
on or aesi b.iofv, each fn'l moon. va Jnn
n F,b a.. Marci, a.. April u. Nsy gs. lane
~ lah ~. Aas. II. sept q. Oct -. Nov. -.
Wee -.
~. !"ha the tvsng.lsf
ant with The Wy Lass
Al Master Mssajn- IN spn.i Standing are cor,.i
ally invited To- attrld By ORDER ~
JOHN MATTHEWS. W ~.
Y a BLAtf NOos,. ~rc'y
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BEhT'rY :1" A&o
~ - Z. IN

There I, no manufactured rianor aad ,rsHils
IN ti,-sI an, ,,,i,.f asify Vito VA i'critrd ~
iiaiy uns' c.trd ilisir, L,'iiis - l,a- Ar u aiN
ION e,ris >siifr and Territory confr The nm"
,c.acf. - hey ave she i-st "a the wolff
l,liuelrsied ADV t.kiI ER. q a'aiugur La.ii"'
nee AddIr-.. DANIEL \. BEATTY. A" Ash
ttp.on N-w Ir,Scy
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v:::::a rSfl vt.7-T o. :So.

LD.i.viLls, Ny.
Asf. J. is5s.
Ds. rrrr;-Dear Sir !:
f'or tea years | Aarc been
a mari,tto dyspepsia, Goa.
s,ipatiou, and plies, and
had well nigh erhsa~ed
the rns'sris ise!iex for re-
Inf .ren ,his'ivisg iesih.
wren. by sc,iis,t. ycs,r
Pills wcr. brought 10 my
notice. J he.an their use ,
snd the ir', do<s gave re
suck re,itithzi ! continued
io.,ss them. Lam nav .
vel mas, have q good ar-
petite, can digest veil, the
piles have disappeared,
and ! have gained forty
rounds in solid f..h. !
would not he wi,hnt
them for their weight in
gold.
Rev. X. l.. SIMPSON.
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GSccCin keai.s i,:ops.

Go 10 Drickey Bros, Tor yocr
cheap slael- Of all varieties.
Fair dealing with nil people is
the principle OF our New Dry
Goods Store. nov2fu
II The Rev. +. ". Tharker
formerly nf ti.is pace, died recent
IL NJ his residence ia Lawrence
r'unty.
i, you wish n safe and profit.
able business, buy The Grca, West
ern We'll Boring machine; The best
aud cheapest IN .imer'ca. decl
Call aud examine the new
stock OF Dry Goods jus, received
,rom 81. Luu.s. NJ Brickcy Bros.
Miss Sallie Edrington. of Mem.
ph,s, has been wishing her relatives
and friends IN Dsreols, ana Is stop.
ping with Capt. John Matthews.
~ Rev. B. $ Rayner has been rs
signed to tho Osceola circu,, for
,he ensuing year, aud will prob
ally hc here b. 10 morrow, the
first Sunday.
-An', fail TO purchase your
Dry Goods. Cloihing, Boots aud
shoes, nl the popular New Dry
Goods Store. BE- certain to 60
there. Treat Ba gains. n2.f
<AI,cv II. ~ Smith has beef.
assigned hy IN" conference TO
Frert' mans Bayou circuit, and
Rev z. I. Gi.iiin To the Chicka
saw la circuit, tn the ensuing year
YOU will save money by buy
ing your Dry Goods, Gliding.
Boots aud Shoes a, the New Dry
Guud. Sturc. Gnnis are sold there
al Orca, Bargains. See tor your
self. nov2.tt
@On "Wednesday morning, there
w-s AN alarm of tire, and the Jail
was found 10 be- IN .,lsze. The
fire originated from an odd due, aud
thi. wa. rot he tirsi instance of he
kind, an! /, Is higl, time thet some
Of nur officials look to it. We usht,
"a, least, to have s jail that wlll hold
rur criminals without tic danger
o. cremation premature.
--S,owcll 3 Heinz have jus, re
ce,ved large aud elegant assert.
meat Of pry Goods, Clothing,
boots snI Shoes, aud Family Gro
ccrclcs, which they are selling NJ
very low prices Tho "Menphis
Store" is the place 20 get bargain,
nni Stowell & Heinz are the men
70 give them 1t
Your former townsman Rev. y.
$. Hiarl;wood, brother 10 J. O.
Black wood Of this rl'cc, was as.
81. ;ncd by the White River annual
conference, 10 the Marion circur,
I IN critteadcn coun,y. We con
graduate our Methodist friends il
+ Crittcaden On serurin. the services
o. Mr. B,ackwood, aud wish h,m n
pleasant stay in has presen, field OF
labor.
@Lsdics. have you been to see
our New Dry Goods S.orcl Yon
will find there the largest assert
mcn,. the best goods, the incest
STYLES, aud the main object, the
Lowest Prices. BE sure to -
tis.sa aud do your trading. NJ
,rorhlcss show goods. You will
he waited on With rrra, poli,encss,
nov.slf
A0ur young friend "lleck'
Bowen, ia absent from town op Il
ma,rimon,a! hunt. and Is expected
daily wish his charming BRIDE
Miss Noble Wielkcs, o. Gayo o.
Missouri. We did TO, think it %
Heck" but since he has so com.
picirly lodged US all, We tender
oar Heartbeat congratulations. aud
wish him and his life companion a
harry career ndown the vale.
The pianos and orgaas man.
featured and sid By Daniel +.
Beatty. Of Washington. n. j., have
become so well aud iaycrably
~-..sl.:.. j,
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1uls:N-ri:HEi YEARS OLD
THE M15Tp0pULA!s SCIENTIFIC
PAPER N TIE WORLD.

.,ily - nsivsr. inc'nling p'.'ase Weekly
D.. AaLi5,i.a l,t, 100 u.'Ja iaacs.
The Osceola times., 1877-12-01

rur -c,tSr,fic SaLLttAS IL lar.,s G'-i
c.a.s prNsr..ri Of -iAtcth pi:c>, rfinted Ia
tar i..u,f o. u !iut =! PIE, isf.arly i.!-'fa,tG
WITH -,lri.ill rryi7rin,', rclpc-"h'.ug Ia,
i.s 81 t.'c iirn, ial tuu nn-i ieccni ada anc. q
iiat,A.l -,t'tCc~, iurt. hug mCrht4i 80 aht.
-.i:,,ciui., .l..,G rnsit.ur.'ilG. tas4Siy, ulin-
~. Cif.!, - 81. H. - "a - chEin ttitE, IA 4,
NIX itor, sod ant nv. II Wtfh. Clttrisits
,.d ra-.i.ta. ,s,-r->r-. clrrti.iiy. Lt'f, heal
soGi,d, /, rliuu.'-.t, '.r'i'i. ape, g. inin-, ms
.a4tl f,gfy, new .f"r' sec, al .vJ.'"-, ne
40, imr t. i"gAi az ~ trAlhe Hhinstit ,
,srsvir. dt,iug, '.ntau.. ulA ialu.'l a, i,;u
iu,,-, aIuhIl, s,-c a.iit Hd "a h-I.,, iicw .iii
iatcr,.sLn. :Isi- "a asileat.ge, h 'i',rdi u .
ia, h me. hvt',h, m'fih.ll Yr"-tcsS, -uc'
.''i"ncc, na,ar.' h'Ss"'4 s9oi"., "s;f"nUni!
r.c
IN. mo-, vs'uSN.c Ir,c'ieG lsarrs, ny r:ri-
urut wFiIc,- 80 a. rst'irhl~ "a -ccCr 10,
-. t.uu ~ IA N''i .iiiic Nmcricau Toe "ii1ie
s,niei .t ,Inpa'ir ia"Iltsr' lf'r on u'ch"i-
,.I terms, ,ttasirttra wsi, ~ aNisiEs ."G "a
a.. te4 vrs pld aud sUgls. nr So. iil
lmrricsn II pgrmo:iye ri hh""'" ~ aHd rr''-
gee. tn,,,ry roian.ntA sirie II rirta'.'lrs-
II .huuia HtNrI lt.v Ia every aldily, sca,i,its
lu,h. thfaiy rb,irse ~ -c.tJil. Trtti-. ,, ~
! ,itr ,car IL ~ rtt yea, which tEriUtt- PIE
ia u.nl ul pu,it,e. Di,'paat io e!sJs sb'.
a.. MS STA lie c.iihr- ten cents Soid by al
: trw sl,llri.. q lni; af postal Or'cF 10 80 ~
n 90, i'ah>tiers, %. f.fN E"'. Ne" nf~
a., r. r., la c nnDUituL ~in iii-
Mann J. Co, are ,Jiic'tpr- % Abirr c.iu afti
3ur,ist iar,ujs, AMI have tue ldrs~st - ib-
ii>1urut ia the Nurid. i'alr4is 1lc ah.., nee
IN he best terms. Aiudils At ncw lHy"utmn-
aad .srlrh exam i.'r!, AID at.siec ig.r y
scci,l up,ir, is IA .,iv IA he 'c.,uilc ta'ricdi
I ~ al ta,cu irrs iaJrni'd ihr"asa tGi- 'scrc!
/ VITA The ,i,ui, and residence al lhr pt.vutro
| !ahic a;trutiuu IL tht- directed 10 t;ir M 'rit
OF ihc NV va:eai, add SAILS or it'll ohae.isi
! oii,u sitivt,
An, ,i.r-un Who has male snrs VI -cnSrr, %
iuy,i.,i,n csu ascertain, Tree uf charg", whutHei
| +, palunt can probably be oltdncd. 10! wiiii",
| o the und,rs st-l. Ad,lress ior tas is..,cr, VI
J concerning pans
| M,NN & CO., ~ rsis Row Y Y.
! pr.-rh ,tir-, cor. r. sad ia ais " Ashias
I lou -. L.,
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i':s:sc .7s:s.iHs.S az
GOOD HEALTH
FOR % CENTS.
MY PERSON VINO AILL Brr B"x OF
PARSONS PUAGAlIVhP


and ,akr one ~ each night tpr Four ~ uight,
And wi do thi~ every ntri week during the
uionibs uf Jui., jay, tugusi and >rpt-'nb-r,
"a ia noi b. uuuJled ain scser and Agnr. noI
N.la,inus Frrer, Spt riiilou, ever, nur any oi
The dis.'.sss rrs,iting from ns.m.tic liui >On,
cpsnpn Ia Nj. .u..fi, Mississippi, Louisiana NJ
kau.a- AMI ivxts PARSONS ~ RIGA I'VE
i LIS Cannot br al.iSiasd ~ your hrsrcst strr',
send - ri., 10 the ind rsiIiie!, and the p'lls
shsli he ,ert, p',st p,ii. 10y return mail rhysi-
ciahs -upp'i.d by mani ., 1 ~ per ,hou~uud II
hiie. IS thi- j. bur little nr,rc Oh IN haf prir,
fur st,ud,ri pills hy the t.inpand. cash m'tsi
s,rohp.iuy lhr orl'r Jhs recipe will he chtvr
'ul, rcnt to any physieian on Az ica'iop W
wilt send p.rson', fili. 10y m,ii tn responsih..
parties IN crNsIsst'N II per u ,1cn, sample
dozens at s. -, c1'h w,ih lie 0r"r.
WHOLESALE A1ENIs,
OHM 'rir. .....-........'..... i.i'lis' NO.
., i'ht. % ..-......... rtihphss' i"nh
u q W.. ---. .,...,-....-.. NV ori,ahs, Ia
g I. iiu'' IN \ I % ..-... ......ldftlc hpck, Ntk
C Thompson & Go ......-... d. Galveston, Tex
ADDRESS All usprgs 10
4. =. .sU1sNSD.. Il CO.,
BANGOR, MAINE, Proprietors,
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0lfkclAI DLREU'rtEI.

stats. sffctas.
isovernoi- ". ". xili,r
k.r'y ai ~ts,c--.n. u. .e5vss'.
kua.tvr--.i..hn Crswhid.
r. Asutrr- q !. tsulchiL
ktfy tsru'i.- Il. l.e .Hsrtsn.
nm. state l.snt~ j. y >w.isec.
Asnce,lut--d o.. risin.
ancr,, C,srk 4 u Wit.
III J.-,icr--t T.. n. h,eli.h.
Lwis.c Justices am. M. unff'se" an
.r..,u.aa, Il, p,.,,,r'--i.. Z. 'isuse.
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.lI.utt ANY, a
"A s,rerss --tacaiir. oil Mi'-s-s'rri. cros'
rn. ,'usis~c;i, ttai.ac~", "'ess'' 10,
.uns!r.iAs
iu..ae l.. T.. Marx.
s',.-J 4 .ia'xk.
fft,i>l.NtNE
rc; -t.na.nr, 4 Aisis,'rf. ss's'on
y aud tirisar.d
r-inr--B. Harris
mias~--I. IA y i.r-f.
trss':ry ulr:i tk'
..tt@ ha4 .w~n
q, /! ~
~ ! n =. fA'e.
I. .iriel.
al. N.
La,ss.
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! CHAPTER Liz of the Penal Code of the Hawai-
ian Kingdom provides for the public health of
the nation. The First Section of this chapter
sanctions the appointment shy the King in privy
lcouncil, upon the nomination of the minister of
the interior, of a Board of Health for the King
dom, consisting of three persons, who shall serve
during the Kings pleasure, and be charged with
the general oversight and care of the public
health In accordance with the foregoing leg
.~islation, the Board of Health of this Kingdom,
as at present constituted, is formed of the follow
ing gentlemen :-His Excellency j. Mott
LSmith is it's President, and His Excellency a. S.
HartwelI, the Honorable S. G. Wilder, DR.. R.
|McKibbin and DR.. T. B. Hutchinson are the
members of the Board. The duties which,
ldeyolve upon those gentlemen are multifariOus.
|It sufioes for our present purpose to point out
|one or two obligations which their Office i'm
upon them.
The Fourth Section of Chapter LIX of thei
Penal Code requires that {" The Board of Health
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THE E APPARENT.

On Wednesday last at one O'Clock 2. NJ,
proclamation was made, under a Royal Salute
from tbs guns of Punchbowl, of the appoint
ment of Her Royal Highness the Princess LYDIA
KAMAKAEuA, as the Heir apparent to the Throne.
This appointment-the prompt announcement
of which must meet with the unqualified APP
proval of all-is made in accordance with the
provisions of the Constitution, which declares
that the successor to the Throne elected by the
Legislature Gas was his present Majesty In
4lS74) 50 shall become q new STRIPS for a Royal
Family :" and that in case there is no heir of
the body of the reigning Sovereign, then ''the
successor shall be the person whom the Sover-
eign shall appoint with the consent of the
MOBILES, and publicly proclaim as such during
the Kings life." The proclamation (Which
s~appears in another column under the official
:heading) was read first in front of the Govern
!ment House by Col. W. F. Allen of the Kings
staff, who was accompanied by Colonies Judd
land Robinson also of the staff, and a guard con-
sistiug of Company B. Hawaiian Guards and
Ia detachment of the Household Troops, under
.she command Of Major C. 7. Gulick.
Her Royal Hfghness the Heir apparent IS the
sister of His Majesty; was born September
ed, 1888, and married, September 10th, 1862,
Ito His Excelieney John Owen Dominis, Governor
'of Oahu, K. G. C. of the Royal Orders of Kane
'hameha and Kalakaua; Kt. Commander of the
of Francis Joseph and Isabella Catolica;
Member af the House of Mobiles and of the
'Privy Council of State, &c &c. Her Royal
|Highness is an accomplished lady, honored and
beloved for her many virtues, alike by the
foreign and native community.
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CO NJ ri
FREDAK. APRIL -. 1877

We note the fnowing arrivals from foreign ports since our
last shh. Am sehr Emiiiie Franssu, from san Francisco
Am VIII bk Florence, from Coast q California, bound % n.
Arctic 9th, Am sehr LoIeia, from san Francisco: 10Th. An
brig Eesperian, from San Francisco, with merchandise 10 {
Brewer a CO. An Nh bk Eliza, from a cruise. The dspat,
ures during same period have been-Tth, c NJ Ward. for n,
guAno islands, Camden, fer Puget Sound; 9tb. " II Meyer
for Fan Francisco, with domestic produced valued AZ x4s,
1915 10Th, Giovanni APfani and EmHe Fransen, Graders
for the Arctic lIth, Sea Breeze and Mt wouaston, CWhaler,
for the Arctic; 18th. Ka MOI, Tor Mazatian-
Bark IoIzni calls tomorrow for san Francisco; The Matsi
Macleay On Monday for Portland, and the Hesperian is Ioadin,
for San Francisco, 70 sail in about ten days.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I.
ARRIVALS.

1prl T-SchT Pauahi. Hops, from HHo. Hawaii.
s-Schr IOlzn1, kaiauao, from Naliko, Maui
sam Echr Emhlie Fransen, Jacobsen, Il days from
san francisco
Sam VII bk Florence, Williams. from the Coast. with
100 bbIs VII Oil.
S-Am sehr LO5eta. Dexter, 10 days I'm san Francisco
10-Am brig HesPeran, Winding, Is days I'm san Fran
l0-Am VII bk Eliza, Murray, from cruise, with I5C
bis SPIN OIL
1O-SchT Kamale- Quincy, from Waimea & Koloa-
u-Schr Marion Christian, from NasHiWlB, Kauai
n-Schr Fairy Queen Peni. from HansIei, Kauai
I2-Schr MaBuokawai. KsIua. from NawliwiH, Kauai
12-Schf Kinau, Ahuhala, from Hanaiei, Kauai.
I3-Schf Ka Mol Wilbur. from KahuIui. Maui.
13-Schr Jenny, UHaDa, for Ns~niwHi, Kauai.
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PAssENGERs.

FoR wIxpw ARD PoRTs-Per Kilauea, April 9-SamI Par
ker, wife and child, Capt Jas Makee, Miss Nellie Makee, Mrs
W II Bailey, J w GirVin and wife, u r Hitchcock, Mrs Ha-
pi and daughter, G. w Macarlsne, Capt Fraser, Capt Doane
~ 81 Gibson, j L Richardson, w ID Alexander, Rev ID Bald
win. T II Paris and son. L X Harris, I E Curtis, Jno Bucha-
nan. G w Lincoln. " II Cuthbert, l. Turner, p II Baum, A
Marsden. ] Magnin, z l. Harvey, J Roberts, w l. Rose, Thos
Spencer Or, and about I01 deck
FoR SAN FRAscIsco-Per W II Meyer, April 9-H d Cliff
ton.
FRox SAN FRANcIsco-Per Loleta, April. 9-MIs 5 l. Dex-
tsr and 2 children, Z L Harvey, Harry Black, Louis Grieve.
FRoN SAN FHANcIsco-Per Hesperian, April 10-C w
Stuart. o + Nelson, Mrs Louise Mortng and 2%chldren, e b
Richards, T A Dove, F Vehling.
Fac. LAHAIxA-Per Nettie Merrill, April 12-CaptF Fraser,
Il W Never. Father Damien and 8 deck.
FRoa KGHuLUI-Per Kamoi, April 13-Mrs Sharratt and 2
children, w II Bailey. W A Bailey, J Gracia, 3 Magnin, Jno
II Morgan, Cor Moehouua and wife, ii kuihelani, r l. Clarke
Miss F Andrews and 80 deck
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DEPARTURES .

April Am sehr C II Ward, King, for Guan0 Islands.
Am bk Camden, Robinson. for Puget Sound.
9-Stnr Kiauea, Marchani, for Maui & Hawaii
S-schT LuES. kksG4es RI rfffS!n i4RAeAaut -
S-Schr Pauahi- HOpu, for Huo, Hawaii.
S-Am brig W II Meyer, Br0Sn. for San Francisco.
1O-Hav schr Giovanni APiani. WhitneE, for Arctic.
10-Am schr EmiIie Fransen. jacobson, for Arctic.
lO-Schr lolani, Kalauso, for Mako, Maui.
liam VII TX Mt WOiaston, Barker. for Arctic.
liam VII bk Sea Breeze, Barnes, for Arctic.
l2-Ha9 BIZ Ka Moi. RakemanD. FOR MazatIan.
E2-Schr Marion, Christian, for Roioa a. Waimea.
12-Schr kekaulrohi. Kimo. for Hanalei, Kauai.
I3-SchT KamaiIe. Cluney. for Koioa and Waimea.
I3-Schr Fairy Queen. Prui. hr K0hala, Hawaii
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IN PORT.

NAVAL.
u b Ms 3 Fanfone, Commander Maegusy.
MERCHANTMEN.
Am Miss brig Morning Star. Colcord.
Haw IN EOlanI. GarrcIs- leading.
Am bk Legal Tender, Manter, loading
Am bktne Discovery, shepherd.
Haw bk Matte Maceay, Pope, leading.
Am schr Loleta. Dexter.
An brig Hesperan, Winding, dischargirg.
wHALERs.
Haw Wh brig W II Allen. GfIey.
Am VII bk Florence, Williams.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

COMPREHENSIVE HITHERTO
IL existing between tie undersigned, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent
G. WEST,
C. C. COLEMAN.
Honolulu, End A~prlIs77. apl4
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NOTICE.

MEMBERS OF ULTIMA THULE
IL Lodge No. i, l. oG. T. are respectfully requested to at
tend the next Regular Meeting, to be held April 18th, 1877, as
business Of importance will come up before them.
ut Per Order JAMES r. NOBLE. Sec,y.
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EXPORTS.
CONSIGN ES.

FPER LoLErA-J Mott & Co, II Hackfed & Co. Castle &
Cooke, 4 w PIERCE & Co, A J Cartwright, b Dexter, E o
Hall a. Son. Bishop a. Co, Wilder 81 Co, J w Pfuger, Theo ii
Z Davies, VI McInerny, II A p Carter, Rev J Pogue.
&PER HEsPsRIAN-H A P Garter, ID Foster & Co, F T Le-
neban AZ Co. G Brewer Co. f p Adams, s Magnin, r Nc
Kibbin, ID MacIeay, G E Williams, Z A schaefer 81 Co, ii
Haekfld & Co. Capt keenan,, A w PIERCE & Co, Capt Hick-
mott. Allen & Robinson.
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CO-,PARNERsHIP NOTICE.

WOCLD TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY
Il of thanking the public generally for the liberal patronage
hitherto bestowed uponne, and in connection with my new
firm, would beg a continuance of the same.
ap14 Ut. CHAYTER.
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ROBERT A GRANNE Ind Vice President ISAAC y EoYD, Secretary.
w n C BARTLETT, Lib, Aduy. On PALMR Solicitor
r wGMEmgTE NJ p D }M~@aE Examiners
Tx THE TRurEEso THE Mutual y assurance C@nsV or Nw Y@E
'MeW GAnnen he Close ded fiscal year the accounts and assets he Company
ReTenuTR Report That they hMwa carefully examined ann asset" Investments and securities of the Company and
THAI ha on tn eh day %Js%g.I ms %nh ns @nG B%.% m U%a sss ana New t Ma
S%1TMSsS s a %M PI% area % MnmmSn % %n% m ns%%s% rem m % me n M" J%@ s mS
The Committee further report
That on January l. B.n the Company had hgsndh DmI nd Mortgage Pam cal estate Zee, which vas appraised
lat edmed each Investment 70 be worth al least twice. the amount loaned 1eam Of tosnAon
Thee Committed Mh hiatt interests h@b bonds INA" bn paid with great nouAny,m and nMn Thea arrears ma M
hehHh xm OhsM are 0ya VERY small per enng on hsa madd due -
solvents rPIbHn Fir nMnn~C OmP%+ m%nmGW hs@m Of F4@WSN
Thee Committee hMg report,
last fiscal year, and hC Committee believe hat h PrPHv I'm sol wn@nh erTg @y osaGM GGM Ts
% %M@ TO m%M s nEs the o%yo owns for @I% %n% ,s %%S &S 20. y ~ York Bm.
dahga hKrh Nrhs TAH occupied by the CmTny Tn In B"nh he@nasE and hth PhhaphAh s
The Commhe have a@Andh that the cash on hand on the ahy Of January 1871 was n1n ZOO IA rhLm
added to III securities Immediately convertible into cash. Makes %Id ehs assets ~hD SLsegLM mmdsT
available
cent? % the sun Insured SduG npms Of @n%Shgm he %"w which %sa expenses OF h ina one S T2E per
hd DEATH hhm than one nnTd one nch 1.-THE ZANE (NDw which, hm Hess thar one haiti @ @% s
wheu ec ommh~ were making Mvnhgaknn sPehrndnnd the Insurance rmrm@L win his Dawy,
'nmLhgn not only into the nahIlad the cmPaw. butt nwGm into the mansmeml pMdP@u upon which lie business
puw which win published ndeu time dn which he Cmnmen refer
All Of which is respectfully submitted |a"N
DadJG mAynThlT 1871 egep HMRY r. DAVIES
sxMUEL N coRNEIL
VIM ~ PoPHAM
GRO w. HNDREwH
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FEoN SAN FRANcIsco-Per LOIe,a, April 10000 brick
and 1876 pkgs general mdse-
FaON SAN FRAScIsco-Per HespeTian, April 1910 n
bricks, 400 bdIs shingles, so cords wood and 1928 pkgs genera
mdse.
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We correct a typographical mistake which ap-
peared in oHr last issue, in the name of Lieutenant
Louis Knollys, which was enormously printed
Kudlevs.
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RARE WoRx-At West d Chayter's carriage
5zaaking shop. King street. may be seen the hand
soonest work in that line ever executed here.