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National Republican., 1878-07-29
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HOME AFFAIRS.
err NOTES.

miscellaneous matter on third page.
Nineteen tramps found lodgings in the sta.
ion-houscs saturday night.
The police made only twonty.ninc arrests
Saturday and saturday night. Thirteen were
registered as drank.
The choir of E.Strect Baptist Church will
give moonlight excursion aud concert Oh the
steamer MRttano next Friday evening.
About one o'clock yesterday afternoon n
gentleman named +. W. FOutc was attacked
with hcmorrhage OF the lungs while standing
in the wating-ronm of the Baltimore and Ohio
depot. officer Boyle summoned Dr. Krtchuni.
who administered proper remedies. after which
the patient was conveyed to his residence.
No. lOj sixth street northeast.
While the prison van was carrying its
load of criminals 10 tho Jail last saturday one
Of the prisoners, nlmcd Brooks, butter thief
slipped the bars from out the door, forced his
body through, aud attempted to escape. He
was pursued by Tom Anderson, driver of the
vehicle, after long chase TC"npturcd and
finally placed behind more secure bars.
Young Rodgravc, the mate of the barge
COckadc City, who met with such u terrible
accident last week at Marshall Hail. aud who
was so hcrocly rescued by his brother, Captain
s. l.. Redgnvo, OF that boat, who divcd oil the
hurriCanG-dcck and came to his relief, Is grnd. .
uall:, by careful nursing becoming GONZALES.
cent.
Policeman James 4. Smith. Of the Fifth
Precinct, after the excitement Of the riot had
somewhat cooled down Saturday afternoon.
1 lyited and escorted about fifteen Of his halt.
famished brother officers TO his residence on
the Island, where his good wife spread a
bountiful rcpast, OF which the men heartily
rartOOk When they had finished the mon
gave her unanimous vote Of thanks.
National Republican., 1878-07-29

Opn PANrs at half value. EIsemRn Bros, corner
seventh aud streets,
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81 WHITE yEsrs. EIsman Bros Seventh and
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4. n. DUTTON,

ARCHITECT AND EN0INEER,
has removed 10 Ol6 street Warner building), bo-
tween Ninth and Tenth sreetS Bridget Roofs, and
general Iron Work designed, estimated, and con.
tTacted for at tile lowest rates, jy2-tf
National Republican., 1878-07-29

poINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.
STEAMER "sUE,"
CAPTAIN W. Z. GEOGHIGAN.
The Elegant Iron steamer SUE will resume her
SATURDAY NIGHT EXCURSIONS, June Is, to
Point Lookout, stopping 1T Plney Point gong and
turning leaving Btephens0ils wharf, foot OF seventh
street, every Saturday, at p m. returning 10 wash
ingIon by a. III. OF Monday. Meals will he furnished
oil the boat. und al tho accommodations will be first
class For State Rooms and further Information al-
Fly to STEPHENSON \ BROS, agents, corner
Twelfth street and Pennsylynna avenue, and seventh
street wharf Fare. round trip, e. JrJ2m
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON,
which has been recently rpAtted and furnished, /. l.
Blake captain, Is the only bnat allowed to land pas
sangcrS al Mount NpTuUn Wharf Round trip, o., In.
Guiding admission TO Mansion and Grounds.
steamer leaves seventh street wharf DAILY (SuD'
day excepte1) at II o. III. and returns at Up m,
]. MCIL HOLLISGSWORTiI,
Snpt. Ladies' Mount Vernon Asso IN. lon
L. l. HLAkE, stenmer Mary Washington. ll.tf
National Republican., 1878-07-29

- most skilni aud the only Soienuho Medical
Ilectrciaa eyer in this Gity AnSryons and chronic
llefers 10 Sonators b. W. Voorhees,, Indahai J. J.
Patterson, =, c, Samuel NOrment Washington, d
O.. and others. Consultation free. oc2I.ly
National Republican., 1878-07-29

WELLS MAdHISE.sPREAD srREsdrHEsINo PLAsr
Frs are still the best known. Thor curative pow
ers far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-07-29

TAKE Ayers Cherry Pcctornl to stop your colds,
coughs and bronchial affection before they run In.
to consumption that you cannot stop.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13
Teie-raphic news.

HIvASh, Oct es.-AdTiccs from Santa cruI rep
resent the condition Of the island since the insurre
ton IS hopeless. About one hundred negroes kavS
heen exeeates bat the insurreoonAry spirit rsuaias
alive 81. ThenS< hss lost SlS0. coo BY the in
xu-reotioz, while s. zoe eco wozld no; cover ths
damage done in SAINTS crIs-
WAsEISs-ox. Oct. sS-The Supreme Court, se
eordilc t. resssigumeat Q. its ealendAr, vii rex;
month hear Argnneuts involving the eoustitutonxty
of all laws heretofore made hsSriag the question
Of posygsny in gAh. The decision viii involve The
legality Of Ali laws national state territorial f1
crash sg; the Mormon mode Of life
The bids FOR silver b1ilioa opened at the treasury
yesterday were 1t is stated, very favorable the
government There were less than twenty-five re-
e-ivei. about half dozss being received from New
York firms. Snd the balance from San Francisco. The
govern succeeded in securing enough meet its
p-esea, demands. although Tie whole leeeee Ounces
advertised for were no; purchased The lids which
were accepted rsagei from 70 L cents per ounce
below the London quotations Of 49, pence.
LoClsyILlE' oei- sS.-Sone excitement has been
produced tonight by the appearance on zoe, more,
81 and boys in front Of the City Jail, drawn TO-
rethe- BY the presence therein Of George Washing
s5a. ner-a, who outraged Frances Otto. The ar
resting Of the leader. and the determined efforts Of
The police, who armed with gans, have scattered
the crowd
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sar- LaKE. Ok ss.-Ihs G-s1t Western ESssi.
ss-zs-y kn0Er as ne Revere EOuse, Garner q
SeosBS Sozsh A.5 Trst EAss ss-sses berDsd this
zc-rizE NJ Ers O'eioek- Loss S2lsso2.
Eoax1x1uA1 YALuE or SoLAR HEAT.-In srPeri-
nsztinr w5.a lis sslAr ks1tiag E7pAr1-us, N71cho:
rs-s i eitAer sTer b-1ss Covered E-A q hit lSFe-
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t-usi.r i AlEss-z, bssEsez A. Il and P are
xrus-.ly scat- TIE quantity q heGt gathered Q. =
9.EA-e -e.er per 1i1uts rArleS troE g IS eAlo-
-ar supplF q seven cH-ories SuAoeE re1e-sor q
NEAR sa1Gre 20 boil in less thar II minutes Liter
cF rz.sr ~ 80 and produces k1uriy rs grA.sE or
80 li-s-s e s.eAz the normal pressure Ihese
rescts an ozy tN0-tsir3s great Ne E1-cip1tea
f-a. z-rer rsssrs-s. Re proposes % present .
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faf-s rrA-sv xG-e5 his shllity 70 show tia; l. Is
more er5aoEis1i. and AtOgesr Se1fer. taAi the In
Ginzs shnz rezKir IN charge q r1s Indian BErsGz
rt.r iE.aMf q ne WAr DsP4rt7sat- Ha bsAsf vas
o. prepss-s-ozs ta1- excited rizs-s a. the tine,
ID ,s.zlr rEss Z aeli-g sEies1ee IA bee1
asGnes5 n prs1f % IS uT-E- faz-is1s1ess- A1oEE
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nur fsrmeriy n couzEz5 q Esr- Smith Capt a
AZ Wnadnsn. T. s carnlrys AID In-l1zH-aE sannee.-
Cd With Indian chArArssr and W4rfArei and Col
Euparr CAzphel, ex-CsEzissIorser q 1n1lAn AEnirS
AL & tAsse gs1as=s- hare lad lS1g And 1z-1.e
szpe-ssueeS Hzs1r TIA triosss and E10E exactly
VA LEY t4lking EsoGi Etis tbsir ehArAeseri
are beysz1 Ezzpici1n- 6s1erzls S19rz11s SheS11An
M7sE. AID ess<y cs.r ne A-lzTs ~ usl a. ever
intu- irenr and AzzA1e-zizdsd MAJ N t1s co1nEry
AZ u-anizszs II fHvor q hl8tEng cut teAs ezpe7
np8u the GuEer1lsas 1z1 the 1n11h= tribes knoEr
M he 1nai1z Burlal. and trEnzisrrlng those ward
Ct ths Gors-nleat % ths War Dspz-t2szss wtsr
icy Prsps-ly bsl01g-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

TEE WRECK or TEE EsKBANk--ln our last we
gave al the Information We eould obtain relative
to the wreck Of the Ess5zlk We hzFe since learned
thsi the immediate e2use which led TO this uufor-
innate occurrence was that after the vessel Rounded
Diamond Head she was becalned, and the Current
and swell setting in shore, drove the bark on the
reef During the latter part Of the week quite S
heavy southerly swell setin, which soon demolished
the vessel and scattered portions Of the cargo and
wreck along the beach. Messrs Wilder & Co, the
s4ivors, succeeded in saving sbout 500 tons Of her
CARGO, mostly detached pieces Of machinery. corru-
gated iron, SIC, liquors, &c On Friday, owing 70
the violence Of the breakers the s&vors ceased their
lAbors, il being deemed unsafe life remain any
longer on the wreck During Saturday night the
vessel broke in tEo and by Sunday forenoon hsd
almost disappeared from view, just days frou
The time she went zshore- From Messrs c. ".
Msefzrizne & Co, We learn that The vessel and
cargo were valued ST So. o09-fuIlY insured
-Yesterdsy, the wreck and cargo remaining in II,
were sold BY Mr.. Z. P. Adams, 81 saciion, for the
benefit Of whom il may concern the first offer
being SEQ alter which the bidding became spirited
until S. 100 E2s reached, when the wreck and cargo
were Knocked down 10 Wilder & Co., for th2i sum.
Mr. Adams At the sane time sold : portion OF the
cargo recovered from the Eskbzak. for the benefit
of whom il msy coDceru-'' Should favorable we%th-
e. prevail, with smooth SEA- il Is thought that
large quantity OF valuable cargo nay be saved
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PoRT u EokoLULU.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

TEE MONSTER MuL--By the return OF the
schooner Hzunzni, irom PanalHn, ge learn that the
paris Of the machinery which she took up
for the KApap4lz Sugar Mi. were all successfully
landed AZ that port They consisted in part Of two
large boilers, heavy bed-plAte, and three mill
rollers, each weighing eleven tons. They were
hOisled from The schooner into Sow, then lowed
in 10 the landing throash the new canal, and then
alongside the companys new s;orehonse, where they
were hoisied into that bGil6iag Not The slightest
nisAAp oecarrcd in handling VIA; are probably the
heaviest pieces OF sugar mil machinery ever
brought into the Kingdom or conveyed by sehooR-
e.. The Improvements which have been made al
the port Of PGRSlua, render il one Of the safest
places to discharge ana take OF freight FssssR-
gers and merchandise Ar conveyed through canal,
and landed in s smooth fresh water basin, along
side s wharf, without 50 much Is a drop Of wSter
touching them This is the second or third cargo
of machinery successfully discharged by the HSn-
mani al PunSluu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

II At an election held on Monday evening, at
the Chinese restaurant, on Hotel street, opposite
Bufun's Hall, Ak2na E2iaGki wss elected foreman
ofthe newly organized Chinese Fire Company 81
this city They expect their steam engine TO arrive
SONG tiEne next nnnfh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

MuLE PROM san Observation-Disclosures in
ieTess being manifested in the arrival Of the bark
Dss-ose-y, from San Francisco, now l6 days out,
which k2s On board 50 males belonging 10 Henry
TuriOu ESQ, supplied BY The firm Of Gregg & Bow
ley OF san Francisco, whose advertisement appears
in tO-dsy's paper. These mules are reported 10 be
vey fine ones and their cost is said 10 be less ihsu
mulss can now be procured AZ on these Islands
Msss-s G. W Nac.2-lans, & Co, vii furnish al in
formation respecting their cost e., and receive
orders for the szme
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

- On Saturday lasI the steamer MoknIu gave
an excursion ont 10 The vicinity Of the wreck Of the
ili-;atea Eskszuk, and quite lzrse number o; or
citizens zv2iled themselves Of The opportunity Of
taking last lock 81 the stranded vessel There
was Al the time heavy swell setting in, anc the
breakers were making clean breach over the wreck
indicating THAI she eouia not long withstand their
force, and BY Sunday noon, Scarcely ves;ige WAS
10 Be seen OF this once fine bark
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

- Honolulu hss long fslt TIE need Of gss light
but The difficulties that presented themselves 10 any
one capable Of undertaking the work have hereto
fore proved TOO great Oar city covers great deal
o. ground, and unlike many Others, orr fne bull
6ias appear in al quarters. this together win the
fscs that coal gss uEuufzciursd here conld not be
sod 81 profit, unless eonsaners paid 81 least IS
pe- 100 feei-zl which prce il becomes too costly
70 nd rs Of the nsiority Of orr kerosene lznps-
The Union Gas Conp2uy Of San Francisco, have 50
psr1sc.sd their machines and reduced their prices
70 s1ch zn extsut. that they have in BaDberiess
czses composed with the Gas Companies q both
San Francisco and Oakland. and are constantly add
ing 70 the asnbe- ne Izhi furnished hy thsss ma
chimes cannot be surpassed, hAE ing great hl1nina-
ting power, combined with nelloNness and soft
ness only Gpprseiatsd BY those using them Many
Of the finest residences, notably those Of J L Re
ou2, A P Harmon, George HaEleE. and z "
Derby, are using theu instead Of coal gas eTen in
Oakland, where he coal gas is tie fDest on the
Pacific coEst OR citizens have now A opPorlu-
mtg 70 avail thsE1ssives o. an 1aeqlAIed light a.
very moderate cost and dispose forever, We hope,
Of ih= dangerous and disagreeshle kerosene Tampa
We are glad to hear that several have already done
80; the once Of Mess-s g W NaefArlzns s. Co, ID
nzhted every evening and 8 uzehiBe i in oper2-
tion there and can BE sen At any tine By snyone
Interested OF The sah5eet Mr. r C. HAEs8s- Eho
represents the Unioa Gas COsapauy Of San Frzn-
cisco arrived here BY the last steamer to arrange foi
the successful EutrOductio1 of the machines here
and czu Be found Il any tine AZ the ONCE Of Messrs
] G. ". kac1EriAns & Co., agents for The sane.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

~ We learn that the hae little steamer Ezi-
Tazaio, recently bulk for T. $ Pratt Esq, Of this
CITY, has been transferred 10 MesSrs Wilder & Cos
line Of steamers under whose agency she VIII here
atle- hs ruaua-e6
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

~ The time for receiving proposals for the
erection OF = new Masonic Hail for Hawaiian
Lodse. No q. ?. & A n, has been extended 70
"Wednesday, November sOsa, al u o'clock noon.
All proposals VIII be received by Mr.. Z P Adams
II his uf5ca. M 10 that time
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ENP0RTs

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Ia zIg ~ rlaGty Tc us sEl l--zsS lbs
Gals rulter sla=s guns in.1ru-
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F-.3-z1. 81
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rkrs a--s1az s.sess T--us ouzsst- T1us. ~ g
rziEf fa-slg1 F-csl1-- Sis1
Ear Gz1za 1siEa5s F=r EAzlful 49, h4iss hs-S-
ss r-1a-=x tzs l-aaE III sA1or uhsst-y. Na1zs
t1-saEu r-n4nca. s1Sz rs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

~ At - m tomorrow. in trout Of sAlesroon
Nj, Barlow win offer iDe young colt BY imported
Messenger To those il search Of choice siock here
Il
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

- Mr.. ID. EcheverriS hSs jus, completed =
telephone line for Mr.. Tso<- G Thrau, between
his Fort Street and Merchant Stree; Stores, which
is now in perieel working order with the exception
ofihe bells, which viii be here on the first vessel
from san Francisco. Mr.. Z also expects the instru
ments for the DianoHa Head line by the same ar
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-11-13

E9- The steamer Liksliks viii arrive in Homo
lulu oo Saturday morning next In ample time to
enable her passengers and crew 10 participate in
the festivities Of the dsy
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goHNSaS-nFCES1y-k INA HzuHH. Oct sih. ISIS.
A. IL Furs-<- C1z--A- ~ lie EsF- A. o F1rb=s, NJ
ErsEr lcassss q EneA1- q Ms Lam & 11cEsos q
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To Planters, Spectators and Others
THERE WILL BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
WEDNESDAY. NoyEnBER q. ISIS,

AT !: O'Clock nosa. in front Of the Of Wa. c.
DAVIS ESQ, IN AASawSa Mani, II previously sold a.
private SIZE:
1ao % growing Cane, togetheg with - q
land enclosed in Fee SIMPLE, upset p-c= of 81 soa
L VII y sold n three lots SlI Purchasers
Lot . ScreS OF lzad in Fee simple, together with .
s7s Of cane the SroSn5 Is months Old good order,
and i situated frols 81 Female Seminary NzSWAo
upseI Price o. s1-2a-
Jos = % acres Of growing cane on the Grove Ranch
Plantation. be ground 81 the plantation NH halves.
The Plantation doing hsnlnc Te cane months
Old and the be hooking field 81 It's age in nelghbor-
hood Upset F-ice SON
Lot . acres OF land Grove Rzach. plo1Shsd three
times S3d cleared, with Aoo1i 81 p2Aufed cane.
which vigorous and dong well three uaa,hs old and
il fine order, be ground NJ the Plantation IA same
IS Lot No. = Upset pricS $50.
Ie-ns-one-hz csSa- balance sI months with interes;
n ten per cent per G-1l-a-
For further particulars Apply 20 Ny. George Gray In
M&kauao. 10 the undersigned.
THos. ". EVERETT. A1caonee-.
MakAwAo Nov. 6. Is-s 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RLACKSMITH'S NOTICE

TAMES II. HaNEoN HAVING PURCHASED
ID Blscksmfh shop az james TSyio- FsSnS &C the
old Custom Souss, SsS notify the pahlc generally tAi
he p-eEs-ed Do Al kinds Of work in his line with
neSruess and tiSEEx-cA-
~ Specz1 attention pxi3 Eo7se-Shoeins and Far
rse-y- Please give him call
uunnlnl-. Nov. : ISIS - -
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NOTES OF THE WEEA.

~ To-morrov1sz O'Clock P n thesfeamer Ki-
lznea Hen VIII sail for KAhnluL
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TMPoRTs

F-rz F1-s GAzhls pr - PERKS Nor s-7l.Esl sszi
e-r5 i-uae- SIG fe-1 --rA Ezss- lee y s1ilr-s
= Lzshs
E-z A-za- p Oa~.-s Sor la--.s bals o., SOS Ias
hala 1.sle Il fr1-F-
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e The next nail TO the eoas; and the East VII
be BY The schooner Roszrie which VII sail in Gay
or rwn
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BORN
EAE2rE1

Al Ha1s1-z.1- kol.-a HAS ocs Sis - tie viis 9
; HEys-iie1- So
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HIs NAsESTTs BIETEDAT--Szfnrday next No
venbs- 10Th, vii De the anniversary Of His Males
tvs birthday Snd as IS customary VIII be observed
IS s holiday. As has been previously announced, 5
regatta viii be the central ana most important fss
tire Of tie DAYS festivities The committee 4p-
pointed 10 make the arrangements have been indie
iz.iEk5le in their exsrtions 20 make the occasion
one long TO be remembered By our citizens 1t is
their intention 10 snrpass all former efforts aud in
thus catering 70 the pe<sureloving portion OF orr
community, in afTord.n- Innocent enjoyment, are
entitled great praise we therefore hope orr ei-
-ens VIII extend 10 The committee appointed 10
wait upon them, the substantial assistance desired
We are unable 10 say whether the amount OF money
required has been subscribed not BAT understand
the success met with by the Finance Committee is
encouraging. Entries can be made up 10 Friday
noon, the 18th instant The programme agreed
upon 5y the comnitIee-Which VIII be found in
the advertising columns Of to-dsy's issue-Nn be
strictly carried out provided the required sum Of
money Cal be obtSined Upon the loer-lify OF orr
citiE=ls-Ehieh has never been appealed 10 in vain
depends the success Of the efforts Of tde COM
miiiee-
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FGsTEsI IKE OS REooED.-Ou her trip 20 Wind
ward OF the 5;h instant the steamer Likeike, Cap
tain Reynolds, fairly outdia al her former efforts
s; fAsi travelling On thai occasion At arrangement
vas entered into with Messrs. Wider & CO. 10
land Eis Hon. NJ. Justice Judd, Ris tx Z. Pres
ton, sna the officers Of the Spprene Couri - Ks
EAihAe, Hawaii, n0t later than ,. Il on Hedue<-
dAythe6ih,-4 fest which the steamer accomplished
inside OF the prescribed tine-ihe whole party
reaching KzEsihze II 1881. This, for 81 island
steamer. nay be considered the bes; time on re
cord !; Is but justice 70 say that the Likelike
,ouehed AL ths Intermediate ports gong up. be-
fore reaching kaEzihse
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- We understand The crew OF the Inflated
bark 2Es.zNk, viii remain here until the return OF
z 3. n. : Opal from Tahiti This latter vessel Is
expected here before long and will We understand,
MAKE quile lengthy STAY. The favorable impress
sion GRATED among orr citizens by tue general good
c0uduct and geuilenznly department Of The officers
and crew Of this ship, during Der last visit viii
cSuse her appearance in orr harbor 70 be hailed
wiz delight All welcome 10 ibs Opal and her
gallant officers And crew.