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IMPORTS.

FROM PoRTLAND-Per Jane a FalkinSburg, sept 23-3S5
bbls and kits of salmon, 15 do salmon heads, l03 cords
stave bolts. 230 es pilot bread, % bxs apples, 5000 1T
boards, 10 spare, IL pkgs sundries. 81
PROM Garibaldi, Sept 23-si5t tons coal.
FRoM SAN FRANCIsco-Per II W Almy, Sept 2i-1464 SKIS
-four, IA bales hay, 30 M bricks, % pkgs shocks. a pes
oak plank, % bxs apples. 3D1& m shingles. $50 bbls lime.
1913 SKIS bran. 1000 redwood posts, so SKIS potatoes and
61 pkgs general mdse-
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FoR CoRK-Per Madura. Sept 21-I4OO tons guano In
transitu, 1 bale canvas, 1 half Dbl ~whtskey-Foreign
value. S11I.S2.
For SAN FRAxcIsCo-Per Ella, Sept 2I-51O666 lbs sugar.
G242 lbs wool, 5000 goat skins, ) cas- personal ehects-DO-
mestic value, $50, S33.u-Foreigny value, $50.
Foe TAHrrI-Per Ed James,, Sept 26-S tons hay, 10
casks. 4 bbIs beef, = do ~pOrk-FOreign value, S43i.
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THE Il CIEIC
Commercial AOOrrtisrr
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

The Publisher of this Journal gives no.
flee that the subscription price is $500 per
annum. If paid in advance, i. e, within
one month from the date of subscribing,
the charge will be $500.
All accounts now due and owing the
ADVERTISER Printing Office must be paid
to me, and all accounts against the ADvER-
TIsER Printing Office must be presented to
me for settlement.
J.. II. BLACK,
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DIED.

Kaneohe, Oahu, September 10th. of
brain disease. Mr.. A. J. MckENNEY, aged 80 years. D
months and 10 days.
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TURNING ESTABLISHMENT.

~zzEs TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
- u opened a TURNING ESTABLISHMENT
L. on Fort Street. above Hotel Street, announces to
1ea1 the Public of Honolulu, that he is prepared to do
In WOOD. IVORY. &C.. in all
branches Of the business. Special attention given to turning
Billiard Balls, and all fine work. Having had an experience
of thirty years in this business, lover eighteen in HoloIulu) he
feels confident Of giving perfect satisfaction to all his Gus
toners.
seal SIN W. T.. HERRICK:
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NOTICE.


TNNHE PARTNERSHIP HITHERTO EX-
listing between the undersigned PHILIP MILTON
and GOoDALE ARMSTRONG as Sugar Planters, At 0lowan,
on the Island of Maui, under the firm or style Of p. MILTON
l. Co, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Dated this twelfth day OF September, 1878.
(Signed) GOODALE ARMSTRONG
(Signed) PHILIP MILTON.
Witness. (Signed) WIN. G. IRWIN.
The undersigned viii carry on the business at Olowslu
under the style or firm Of @. ARMSTRONG & Co, and will
assume all the liabilities Of The late firm.
SELF (Signed) @. ARMSTRONG & Co.
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IIER RoYAL HIGMsEss the Heir Apparent ar
rived from Maui on Sunday morning last, and
attended the funeral of the late Governor Moeho-
nua the same day. And on Monday she again
embarked by the steamer LKelike for the same
Island, intending to make a stay at Waikiki of
several weeks. We are pleased to note that the
Princess is in good health. =
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TO LET

TEHHE MAKAI STORE AND ROOM OVER.
n head in the new fre-proof building, corner OF Fort and
Hotel streets. VIII be rented separately il desired.
ja12 Apply to c. BREWER r co.
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TO LET.

ESIDENCE UT FOR A ARC
u q family. situated within ten minutes walk OF the Post
Office. To a good tenant, the rent will be very moderate.
my25 IF Apply to +. 7. O'HALLORAN.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
My WIFE. KAINO WAHINE.
w left me without any cause, 1 hereby warn all persons
not to trust her on my account, as 1 will pay no debts con-
tracted by her. JOE. MANUEL.
KaanapaM, Maui. Aug. %, 1878. sel4 St
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DRAWING NOTICE.

FEVhe U1dersigued, Dray Owners. are pre-
pared u do any CzuIlE within TIE City limits for 3Ts
Gems per had. and Tor 10 less. ua1er any consder4sL5n-
Special srranEensuts hr CzrlaE outside q TIE City limits,
for short or iaE ds anres. IL DOWSETT,
Hsooala. sept g, ISIS SIS 81 c. ". CLARK b SON.
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MIR. HEINRICH w. HAS
w this day been admitted as 3 partner ia our 6rm-
II. HACKFELD h Co
Honolulu, sept. /, ISIS. sels At
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NOTICE.
XATE. THE UNDERSIGNED, Herewith
w p1bNcly state. thai the so-eAlsd re-opeced " GREAT
EASTERN - has no connection With cur nrm. and that the
party who appropriated % himself the Use q cur Frn Name.
tpArtly il EugiiSh and strictly 80 in HAwAiAu,0 has 10 right
10 Col=ct Debts or 70 receive Letters ter Us To Avold con-
plcauons cur correspondents Will please add 70 cur former
address; Care Of A MELLIS. The latter has been
appointed cur scent far these Islands, snd al Orders and
MELLIs BROS.
SEES It Pr5prielors ofthe b Great Eastern Auction House"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21
LETTER FROM PELICAN.

PLAsUEMrNE. July 16. 1873.
Last week the annual examination took
place ut the Academy of st. Basil. in this
place, and yesterday evening the usual szhibi-
tion and distribution of prizes closipg z the aca-
demio year took place. The exhibition was
pleasing one, and would have been most agree
ably enjoyed by the large number present had
the evening not been unusually warm. How
ever, the good Sisters Marianites have reason
to be pleased ut the result OF their labors in
one way, ct least, and that the way Of the
better part.
Twenty years ego they came here, four In
number, and quietly went to work. Up to the
war their efforts were quite remunerative, but
since the return Of peace their patrons have not
been able to do by them as Of old. Still they
have worked on, and TO- day. while they can say
their house is in prosperous condition, ready
to do its share Of the good We hope In the
good time coming" In the near future, they
have the happy consolation of knowing they
have not worked in'vain. They can point to
dozsns Of yonug wives and mothers In our
midst whom they have instructed in the ways
Of virtue and religion and who rank in orr
society amongst it's brightest and best.
In our country, unfortunately, the labors of
Cuooo Wuo LeAoa are NOT Always eppreolatedi
yet theirs is the grand mission. Our Redeemer
eaid to his apostles, $50 ye and teach" II
parents thought of this ofteuer the lives of
those who teach would bo happier, moro agree
able and consolipg to them, while their lsboTs
would bear richer hGrvests for the good Of all.
Let us not forget "the old teacher, ,"-abovs
oil, let ne not forget the teacher of the youDg
girl. Upon her depends the future family
the corner. stone of society.
Yours truly, PELICAN.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21
MISCELLAN EOUS.

In large parts of Canada, Northern New
York and Vermont forest fires have been rsgin a
for several weeks. ravsging immense actions
of country and destroying much valuable tim
Der DAN. OLesry and Schmehl had q
walking match in Chicago on the 18th, the
former to make 275 miles while Sohmehl
walked $50. Sohmehl won, covering bis $50
miles one hour before O'Leary completed his
275 -Lieuts. A. Rucker and A. Heneley,
U. 8. A, were drowned In Arizona last week.
10 New York, Philadephia and Toronto
the Orsugemen paraded on the 12sh. No dis
turbanoe-Dr. w. F. Carver, of San Francisco,
accom- plished the wonderful feat of breaking
with rifles, $500 glass halis thrown from hand,
at distances varying FROM ten to twenty feet,
in hours 81 minutee.-Gen J. r Chalmers
has been renominated by aoolsm stion for Con-
gress from the Sixth Mississippi District -
Mining. operations hsve been GENERALLY re-;
sumed in Pennsy lvsnia with fair prospect of
steady continuance during the sumner.
--Gov. Hampton invites ell eitizsns
charged with offences against the Ku Klux
law to return home. They will not be mo-
lested.---The first white mau whipped
under the new law which has just taken ffoct
in Virginia, occurred at Hampton, Va, last
week. TIE sentence was executed by q negro
constable. The party whipped was sailor
from Baltimore, who was convicted of stealing g
an anchor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21
Commencement Of st StanislauS Comm mereial
College.

Editor Morning STAR
The commencement exercises Of the above
well.known institution took place Monday,
Jaly 18th, in the afternoon. The day was ex-
cessively warm, bat that Inconvenience did
not prevent . large, intelligent and apprecia-
tive host of friends and patrons from assem-
bling in the spacious and tastefully decorated
college ball, to witness one of the most brill
liant and interesting programmes 1t has been
pleasure to witness for many years. The
overture by the college band was spirited, and
ELECTED much praise for Its youthful members.
The debate was orAtorically spoken, and re-
dsoted mush credit upon the young speakeres
Of whom We think Masters A. L1sSeTgne, D.
Sullivan and N. Schsyot deserve special mem
ton as having spoken their parts in such .
manner rs would have done credit to older
persons.
The execution of musical pieces on the
piano, violin, aud fate were listened to with
marked attention. "HoDe, Sweet Home" by
Masters Paul Leblanc and E. Toulms, drew
especial appreciation from the ladies. evil
liam Tell," by G. and w. Ludowig, and la
Crank Duchesse," by A. Festorszzi, were both
we'll rendered.
lie Photographic" French comedy, in one
act, was certainly we'll performed, and kept
The characters. represented by n. Elliot % the
photographer, and by A. LsSseTgne as the gem
tlemau who wished TO have his Photograph
taken, were we'll sustained by those two young
gentlemeu, who were greeted every time they
made their appearance on the stage by rounds
Of applause.
At the conelneion of the comedy began the
distribution of premiums, which was not the
least interesting feature of the closing. Nearly
every one of the students WAS well reN Arded
with pEemiOms, many carrying "A large
nambsr. especially Mssters K. BAyhi, C. Gau-
threau1 aud N. sobsyot.
With this distribution ended one of the hsp-
piest annual commandments Is bas been org
good fortune to be present at. The next day
tho students left for their different homes in
high glos st oOOn meeting with thsIr pATsntSs
bat sorry 70 leave their college homo andt
beloved pEofeasors. A FRTsap.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21

The Roman correspondent of the Boston
Pilot in letter to that paper, states that is is
common talk in Rome that Mgr. CoDroy has
been appointed pspal delegate to the Uoited
States and the Dominion of Canada, and that
he will soon take mp his permanent residence
in the States. He says that the reasons sssigu-
bunAl to settle disputes constantly arising
amongst rs, and tho delay and cost OF deter.
mining ell sueh causes In Rome. 6nch an APP
pointmeDt has been EnmOEed In this country
ever aipoe the bishop Of ArdaGh's arrival. and
We are disposed 70 give the story considerable
eredis.-St LopiS WGtokuaaB
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21
The London correspondent of Sau"aer,.l " ri

The London correspondent of Sau"dersI writ-
log on June 23sd says:
Yesterday afternoon Cardinal Manning open
ed the Church of sS. Albsns and Stephen, built
in London road, st. Albans. 1t is the first
Catholic church either built or used in the
town since the Reformation. Not very far
from st. Albans, at Barnet, the Rev. George
Bamfsid and other clergy M sn conduct school
for poor boys who receive an excellent educa.
tion, and are made mechanics according to
their res oective tastes, and it is intcrestipg z
fact in connection with yesterdays ceremony
that nearly all the masonry, oarPentery, and
plasteriDR hSd been grStuitOnsly executed by
the members of these various handicrSfts who
had learned them in the school of Father BAN.
field. Major Gale presented the site for the
church to the fathers Of the mission.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21
NUMBER 24.

Westphalian Zeitaag, denies that he ever con-
templatsd; OF could contemplate, submission
to the Holy see ~ shall not" says the de-
before Goi and man. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21

Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
ruaLIaHRD wgsKLT NJ
1h. ye,, o,lsnns OcsAolis Publication OoHspdny ss
y ll6 PovdrGs street .soSaef0 0 0""p'
The Directors of the eoompanysres
Mos. Raw, NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERcHE,
s-os' Archbishop Of New Orleans,
President.
Vice President.
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. C. MorNrHAN,
Rev. T. j. KENNY,
Rev. T. J. SMITH. C.M.
Rev. B. A. NErrHARr, C. sS. B.
Very Rev. p. F. ALLEN,
p. z. MORTIMER.
JOIN T. GIBBONS.
JoHN McCAVYREY,
D. q. BUCKLEY.
All loommunioationsar are to be addressed to the
Editor ofTAs Morning Star and OathosicA Assssngey.
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rsrms-siasls Copy. Gents; By Nail, ss-ia AAvs.al
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-21
Corning Star and cathsIis nssssassE.

TEE MoRNraa STAR hes bean sSasAoa
with the approval Of the eeoiesiAsSesl
authority of the Diocese, TO supply a.
admitted want in New Orleans, and Ia
mainly devoted to the interests os NE
Catholic Church. 1t will not intersRe IN
politics exoept wherein they intsRfsss
with Catholic rights, but will sxpsss
Iiniquity in high places. without regard %
persons or parties. Next TO the spixitzaI
rights of all men, IL win especially shazni
pion the temporal rights Of the peer.
ARprovale5 tAs Moss Rec. AsaAadsAsp
We approve Of the aforesaid uAAezS
taking, and commend 1t to the Cathelies
of our Diocese.
Jim. M.ARoHBlsHoP oRNRw ORLzAHa1
Dsoessbsri2 1867.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Marvellous Dental Feat.

Tooth carpentry bids fair to be robbed
of its terrors, for it has come to pass that
decayed and torturing teeth can be taken
out, cleaned, filed, repaired, and re-
placed in the Jaw. DR.. o. B. Rumble, of
Monticello, has for some months been
asking himself the question, "If broken
and separated bones and lacerated flesh
would unit and become sound, why not
the teethy" He resolved TO try the ex-
pertinent when he found a subject. The
latter turned up in the person Sf a stall
wart blacksmith with decayed and
painful molar, the first on the right side
or the lower teeth. The doctor extract
ted it and found it slightly decayed, but
with two ulcerous sacs at the point of
the prongs. He explained the new the
ory to the patient, who was desirous to
save the tooth, and he told the dentist to
go ahead. The ulcers were removed,
the tooth drilled and plugged with gold,
tho proprietor holding it while the den
tist did the job, which required two
hours. The tooth was replaced in its
socket, and now, after ten days, it has
become firm as before.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Mr. TiIden's Income Tax.

We understand the case with Mr.. Til
den's income tax, concerning which o
decision has just been rendered by Judge
Blatchford, to be that at the time the
tax was payable he was heavily engaged
in speculative operations which had not
yet come to any result, so that it was inn
possible for him to tell at the time what
his income for the year had really been,
or whether it might not turn out to be
less than nothing. In this situation, he
left the amount of the tax to be fixed by
the assessors and paid it accordingly,
with the fine which the law imposed for
the failure of the citizen to make a re-
turn of his income. In so doing, Mr..
Tilden simply followed the course which
was pursued by thousands of other men
whOTregarded any official inquiry into
their business affairs with aversion, gand
adopted the alternative which the law
itself provided.
Now, however, Mr.. Tilden having
been elected President by the Democratic
voters of the country, he has been singh
ed out for prosecution by Republican
officials; and the case having been
brought before Judge Blatchford, he de-
cides that the determination of the tax
by the assessors and the imposition of
the fine for failure to make a return do
not end the matter so that if it shall ap-
pear now or at any future time that in
any year the assessors estimated mans
income at less than it really was, the
Government can still sue for the differ
ence and compel payment; and we are
bound to assume that this is a correct ex-
position of the provisions of the statute.
What further course Mr.. Tilden means
to take in the matter will appear in due
time. We suppose 1t is probable that
he will appeal, and that the question
will be carried to the Supreme Court.
We wish, however, that his demurrer had
been broader, and that 1t had put at issue
the greater question of the constitution
ality of the law imposing the income
tax. We are perfectly convinced that
whenever this question is properly ar
gued before the Supreme Court, the law
will be pronounced unconstitutional
~ Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
How he Married the Bankers
Daughter.

Adolph u. is young, prepossessing,
and clerk in a wealthy bankers Of
flee in Paris, on salary of $500 a year.
The banker has a pretty daughter of 49,
Adolph has not cent, but that does
not deter him from waiting upon his en-
ployer one morning and saying "Sir, L
have the honor of asking your daughters
hand in marriage" The banker aston
ished, rang the bell, and told the waiter
to throw Adolph out of the window.
GAS you please" calmly said the clerk,
"but before that is done learn thet am
abont to become partner in the Lon
don house of Bathrust 81 Co." At this
the banker softens. "The proof, sir, the
proof of what you say" "Give me forty
eight hours in which to go to England
and | will bring you the proof. Adolph
hurries to London, presents himself at
the office of Bathurst & Co., and says:
81 have come to propose that you take
me as a partner" and, as Mr.. Bathurst
look as though he thought Adolph de-
mented, he adds: 81 am about to marry
the daughter of NJ. p, of Paris" Adolph
is thereupon asked to be seated. They
converse and come to terms. The bright
young man returns to Paris carrying to
his future father-in-law the proof of his
statement, and the young people are
welded.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29

Hon. Robert Toombs, OF Georgia, says
that he has neither desire or expectation
ever to reenter the public service in any
capacity whatever, but that should the
people of Georgia call him to the office
of Governor he would accept the trust,
and that his determination on such a
question would not be affected by this
supposed ineligibiliiy under the four
teenth amendment. This amendment,
he says, cannot bind his conscience, and
therefore, could never control his action.
A young man in an Austin, New. barber
shop was particular about having his
moustache nicely perfamed. "Going to
call on a young lady, 1 SUPPOSE" the
barber asked. The young man with
much dignity replied: "See here, my
friend, do you suppose l put perfumery
on NY moustache because Pm going to
see man, or boy, or an old woman, or
babe In arms? Do men gather grapes
of thorns or figs Of thisUles?"-E1.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
LOOK UP!

Look uplp cried the sea man. with nerves
like steel,
AS skyward his glance he cast
And beheld his own son grow ejddv and
reel
On the point of the tapering mast.
Look up!" and the bold boy lifted his fa CO
And 5anished his brief alarms
Slid down at once from his perllous place.
And leapt In his fathers arms.
"Look upl" we cry to the sorely oppressed J..
Who seem from all comfort shut;
They had better look up to the mountain
crest
Than down TO the precipice foot
The one offers nights they may hope to gain.
Pure ether and freedom and room;
The other bewilders the aching brain
With roughness and danger and gloom,
Look up meek vouls by affiiction bent,
Nor daily with dull despair;
Look up and in faith to tue armament,
For heaven and mercy are there.
The frail flower droops In the stormy y
shower,
And the shadows of needful night,
but IL ioOks 10 the sun In the after hour,
And takes full measure OF light.
Leok upi sad man, by reverses brought
From high unto low estate;
Play not with The bane OF corrosive thought
Nor murmer at chance and fate.
Renew thy hopes, look the world In the
face,
For II helps not those who repine.
Press on, and It's voice will amend thy
pace;
Succeed, and its homage is thine.
Look up! great crowd who are foremost set
In the changeful battle of life;
Some days OF calm may reward ye yet
For years OF allotted strife.
Look up! and beyond there's a guerdon
there
For the humble and pure of heart;
Fruition ofJoys unalioyed by care
or peace that can never depart.
Look up! large spirit by heaven inspir ed
Thou rare and expansive soul;
Look up with endeavor and zeal untired
And strive for the loftiest goal.
Look up and encourage the kindred throne
Who toll up the slopes behind.
To follow and hail with triumphant song
The holier regions of mind.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
A Fatal Kick by n Woman.

with a child in her arms entered the bar
room of Frederick Wiegan, and begged
for a few pennies. She had basket
nearly filled with provisions. Wiegan
told her she ought to be ashamed begging
and ought to work and earn enough to
support herself and child. Being intoxi-
Gated, she became enraged and demand
ed assistance. When Wiegan refused
she kicked him in the groin, Wiegan
died Wednesday night. No arrest was
ma lie and it is believed the woman can
not be identified.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
RAILROADS..
HILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.

HILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Nov'R 2sth, 1877.
fans will leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
SO, 90J, 9f. 10 10 a. m, 2 80, A 90,
46, p. N.
bila. and New York, 2 90, 8 A. a. m. l2 81.
5 i6, pm.
lulnore and Intermediate Statiens,
Ia. m.
Fillmore and Washington, Il 81 Il 10 s39.
1854, l259 500, p. IN.
Rins lor Delaware Division, leave for:
Nv Castle, go, $50, &. m. Lis, 6 80, pm.
yomlng and Intermediate Stations, at
p. M, IS, go p. m.
mar and intermediate Stations 9.30,
}, l5,p IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
liladelphia and Intermediate Stations,
a. m. 800. $50, p. IN.
ailadelphia and New York, 200, 8 A, a.
Altlmore and Washington, 12 81, / IS a
pr luther Information passengers are
Ieu 10 lhe time tables posted at the
' Ii. +. KENNEY.
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Suicide i'm North Carolina.

John Roberts, one of the wealthiest
men IN Chowan county, N. c., COM
mitted suicide on Tuesday by shoot
Ing himself through the head. He
had been suffering from dependency
for some time, consequent upon the
small success OF his extensive fisheries
ON the sound.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-29
Sale of TrOtting Horses.

A large sale of trotting horses took
place IN New York on Wednesday
Fifty horses were sold, realizing SIT, :
$50. Kentucky Prince was the best
horse disposed of, and he brought $40,
TOO. The average was 1851, 40 per head