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Robbed In the Street.

As John Maggie, a grocer Of 1870 East Fifteenth
street Was walking. Tuesday eveuin. at .cock u
First avenue he was attacked by Peter BRADY alias
"Sur-cr Brady AGED - butcher OF i.o East Twenty
second street and william smith, aged iS ct iis Second
avenue. BRADY Is LARGE and powerful man. amt once
before was arrested for robbery. Smith has rcc,ntlv
riurn rom the pcuitrrtrl. The two thtr,ts hustled
N1-'c iu'n Twenty ..rnui street. wiorr they crowded
hW hy NE intmi ami hrIi .lm AGAINST tn, wall whir
SuifN nc. 4 ms InHhrfe ~ a silver watch ami sA 300
c'u-r POLICE Of.cr Ihrm.. Nc, lr'hf ut ME- rwtni,.
s"rord Police recn.u.n RrlV nr Smith o., tri. .cri.
u"n -N"u oi tIrW il' Hrirs OF krldv ON rhuf.duy
m-htl cutting i'N"Nrr to his heat and tuoN suiti
ir Do. iri Yesterday nfHf.lNE. Na-r positively
ii,uufDi thr mon IN tir Fifi.,N,utn street. Police,
Court. ard they Wtt, hclI iu sl,pI bail each.
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TIiE GUSSI.tN PLAGUE
strengthening the Military Gordon Arouad
the Infected districts.

vienna, Jan. 81. 1t is sGid that Prof.
B1tkn, physician 10 tho Cznr. advises the burn
ing Of Wrtlianka and the other villages whcrn
the epidemic has broken out, with all the furni-
turG IN them. and tho removal Of tho inhabitants
to heartily places In spite Of tho heavy cx-
p'nnes that such n scheme wou,l involve, the
Car is said tn be disposed - follow Prof. Bot
kins advice.
A regimcnt ~ Russian light cavalry has been
sent to strengthen the force on the line Of the
Gordon markei out against the adyaurr ot the
plague. and the Russian Minister If IN" Interior
has olcr'ti liberal terms to- medical men volun-
i""ring for tauitnry service. and pensions To
their families ina ,giE" oi their IL Ith
ST. Prr.RtBuKg. Jan. 3l.-An official report
from Asirachan. dated Jan ~. states thni no
~ 50 cils" ol the piagu" has occurred in Wet
lianka, or In that nrighhorhopd. -Four persons
died amt ono was taken h with the disrase at
S-liir"n1 during the 9Th and 23th natants
BLiItN. Jan. 3i.-Th" German Commission
t. investigate the plague will stirt for Russia
next week. under IA, direction OF Prof. II rsch.
Thy Will be- ioined 10y the Austrian doctors at
Br"suu. The Russian medical authorities are
anNipuSly awaiting tho Austro- German Conn
nlf
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NUw YoRK Jan. ~. 1879
Tho Hon. EDWARD COOPER Mayor Il.ar SIR:
A resolution, introduced into the Boar. Of Pc
lice hY ono of thH Commissioners ~ tho meet NJ
of IA" Bonrd on ia" 2ist inst together with IN
explanation Thereof. introduced ~ meet ing
held to-day. causes ma To- address u letter e.
you. IN my capacity rs 2 member Of tlr Board
toned. and also in my character a. Police
Commissioner. ms some OF tho Specifications
point To individual acts OF unspccliled Com
mlssoncr5.
ie"l certain that from your knowledge ~ me
You " uli not "Nuc't mo 10 hNpld any luNrsit-
CATION of my official acts. md trust YOU will
give tho matter such examination rs may he
ner'ssary IN satisfy yourself entirely with ref
cr"nco 10 tho carrlrssncss, iuo!hcipncy. or rN-
trayngance Of the Board. and also the conduct
81 the Individual members, so lar as relates to
Whi" tic Board Of Police IL by statute lis
own iinu auditor. IN" Mayor hns ALWAYS tlr
right and Is furnished by law with the means II
inV aStigating tho disbursements ~ tn Board; :
AMI ~ tar a9 / know tho Board has always
tons.
With Preferences 10 the investigation into the
Condition of the police force proper to deter
mine the Justice of promotions, impartial dis
while IN" statute rests those Wuit.rs entirely
with the BOnrd OF Police, | shall be only too
WDI pleased 10 have Won examine into them
Thoroughly. and Will aid yuu tu the fullest OK
tent IA your examination.
" ih no desire 10 r"heNe myself from an
cqun responsibility With my Associates | can
Not but feel thar assertions OF such y character
IA conveyed hy the resolution should h' re-
spunlrd To hy et'h member in his individual
capacity, and therefore, address you on my
WILLIAM I. SMITH.
Commissioner Of Police
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EORCED IRON ms PULPIE
AmitSviIle's Colored Pastor l. Driven Out by
Rebellion In his Flock.

~ hthtllihh IN MS Tioth
The congregation Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church, in Amityvilc. Long Island
are much ca 't'd over rebellion against their
minister. tho Roy. \. c. Ackworth. who was
sont there by the conference last spring. All
went well until last fan. Then certain mcmbcrs
began 10 murmur. Some said the pastors
theories were not correct, while others headed
hy Brother Thomas Burton. accused Mr. Ack-
worth oi iui0uuoiinE the : 'rlpturrs in his read
ug~ Those who yet had faith IN their pastoral
Loader affirm that The trouble arises from Pastor
AckwolthS having chosen wife ontside Of
his flock. On returning from his wedding last
fall the pastor had reception in kctchams
Hall A programme WAS made out In which
homo talent was entirely overlooked. and this.
it is av1rred. added fuel 10 the flame Of rebel
lion. The presiding eldor at the last quarterly
conference prpmis nd 10 send a preacher 10 take
the place of Pastor Ackworth but this he failed
b. do.
Lust sunday ma usual Pastor Ackwurth
started for the pulpit but had hardly reached
the steps iradiug 10 IL before brother jumped
up and refused to allow him 10 tHke his accus-
toned place. The pastor WAS forced down the
aisle to the back Of the church whore he sat
down. After about an hour the congregation
was dismissed with n few words from Brother
Burton, who blew out tho lights and locked the
door. The flock ara nj present without shop
herd, Brother Ackworth having come to this
city.
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T. cnnsuuptiNe. or those who may unfortunately he
eonuclrd % H." cod liver OIL would call aIt non 10
fhilifs Fdnt1he Cot LAYER Oh IN combination with
Puosl Nututur" Thi, j. tl" only preparation of its
KIND winch viii dissolve IN water, aud can be taken ~
gsihuut the usuhl uHuseHiiug effects generally
produced hi cot liver oL Having learned OF ITS value As
a medicine from personal experience, We can nnd do
heartily endorse As the best cod aver ul preparation in
The market The results from its use nrc Astonishing
Sold nv all leading druggists Depot AMI Fiat ado
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Edward Hanlan sailed IN the CITY Of Montreal
yesterday to win new hurels I'm England number of
sporting fioni' babe him aheirN ro'dhy Wrapped in
long ulsrr reaching ncnrv 90 hi. trct auln looked
like hoyisN David going rth 90 sltN slfUt~ lie
thu hcst spirits Hui sud Dee Wni So . best o rcturu
WIN Nirt0iuu, collar, ia, hl,t htu,h wall hr With
Harden who is looked uunu a. the coming seuler in
England Tie struggle h. 10 take place MaN . ~ New
castle onTvuc Hanlan took hi, iaNOie boat carefully
luA
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81, 1879.
Tho action Of the Legislature. repeating
tho charter Of tire Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany. does not dispose of the question. The
rights OF the company will be tested in the reg
ular course Of legal proceedings. and nothing
hat the final decision Of the Supreme Court Of
tho United States can establish tho legality Of
the repeal Of the charter or tho vested rights Of
the company,
THos. j. SFNIMEs
JOSEPH L, HoRNER.
JUHus ARoNI.
VIM. f. MILIEN.
ROUSE Il GRANT.
Tho monthly drawings OF tho company will
take place on their respective dates with Cons
Beauregard and Early experimenting our
grand semi-annual schemes.
NJ. A. DAUPHIN. Prosident.-Air.
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IS Ngrfnlk. Tunnel. Piuhr ipii'.
ss 5tete Of Virginia. Mod. G,1'gow Jan 10. and
IHriic nth
X CuRbrt. Hadpnhausca liaMbufl
S. Frtnrc. Trulntio iltVfr
rs Hpubhc, Irving, Liverpool jan ~ ana GJcuint9WL
All
y. Canada. summer, London
f. OtFunt0. Jenkins. iiul.
p tauttn. S'nttI, philairiuitit
shin britannia. Hamilton tt.cff'a.
Barb MIrhhdt. Mitchell. D,HttL
Bttt Florence T. 3tnovur Simmons. Matgnzsa
Bark Francis X Pay. Rlllir. tn .o.
Btik X. u. Chapman. Atkin., .. U.dIin.
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FLOODS ~ THE HEST
Villages Inundated and Property Destroyed
by lee nad Water.

CINCINNATG, Jan. 31.-A despatch from
Warren Ohio, says the breaking NJ Of tho leo
in the Mahonng River has caused unusually
high water inundatng the southern part Of
that city. The Ashtahula and Pittsburgh road-
bed is covered with water to the depth Of five
feet for a considerable distance. necess ,tating
the etOppage of trains,
At Meadylo Pa tho ice in French Crack
has damned near the railroad shops backing
the water over II part of the lower city aud MI
ing many cellars and easements. Many houses
on the island are surrounded 10y water.
At Napoleon. Ohio, the late rams and the con
tinued thaw for the last few days have caused
the leo i'm tho MHumce River to break up II
began moving yesterday carrying away two
piers and four spans of the bridge At that place.
Tho damage IA estimated NJ s25 600. The
lower part Of tho town Is flooded 50 that soy
cral families nave been obliged 10 move out in
boats. family living ON nm island neur hero
have been unable t. rcGch the shore. and fears
Rrn entertained for their safety.
The Sundusky River has been rising rapidly
during the last twenty tour hours, Last might
a forge formed rear Fremont Ohio, ana tho
river filled up with ice To- that city. The water
IL higher than at any time for tho past twelve
years Many houses were flooded and much
damage WAS done TO yachts and small boats.
Goods In the collars OF residences aud fences
were badly damaged.
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W iRRIID

Browns Bronchial Ts.och-- win instantly
rrhr,r cuugh "a colt. or hnr~'ucss - crHts
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rur;na the past thirty years UNnft'a Idns
Hhi.nn has hccn atIc4ied lHl NtiiDUi Jog inll. rtiu
crrihrirs m great cures ia rheumatism. cruiua, and
diseased blOmL
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M.IRINr INTELLIGENCR.

Htrti--ur Atuavt~--rrte
fHn rtaes... 10 sun ssts...... j. Noon ants "A
ufNH wArtt--r.NsutY
sandy Hook. ~ tov i.tsl. u3. Hell uata-.. Is
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New Ynk nqcnu for an now supper. In th" United
States gis IAittil AiVrrfl-t me- forwarded ditiv.
gro +. RoWi.LL a CO.. ~ SPRUCE t.
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Illustrated and descriptive account in tier NE GrJght
OF all newsleacrs Price ~ ccnts-idt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-01

| The hest Emstic Truss evrr Invented. Prtcs
enly s2.jO fJMlsitUt rE, - co. 40 Broadway.
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illustrated An account at who were there IN Uni0 he
GdsiyiL OF all ncwsdealcrs lnoents-Ais
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Or Cpltons a brick sud laiv. after taking his
gas tor two tad teeth. l'e"'o Cases without AN acct
dgut-lte
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IN RhrLr 10 HR ERn.iRDr.


Gen. W I. Smith. President 81 the Board
Of Police Commissioners. has addressed the
following letter 10 Mayor Cooper:
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RYE tnd Rock i,mN trsdr marx. Van Kcils prepare,
unum hlc ami k1N J.. suit Ny rg utHh- dW--i.ts
amt aiopt't tY lrwus phvsi ieUs fu,r ~ peg largo
hottie - r@ahuu pcuVtIri ir'C lu l' ur N.lnty.
Depot ~ Chambers St. between broadway ami church
street y van NEIL. Ninr N.s.htut
OUR HYTANn ROCK CANDY ~ COM
posed only of NING ARpNtR = AIr.4ua Mountain Rte
MhshcY anu uuest sizing R|th CARLY ~ peg hutue, -
ior gallon, 1000 discounts tu ihe trade
II. Is. KIRK 90 90 fu.tl st ana - BrOadN sS,
t,'Hl.ts.Hd l~lil
STRUCTURES, NARICOCELE, ANDTKI-
d-ehsos cured WltHHIt kil q.
European ami Amvrrau M,lD'n Burrtu remeilvs, 900
Ntniu- bIrts tiseasr. iIh tc, trusN and ptrui -lN
which are iucurHAr without tr Aslnti Natural NHus
water booSN ltce 2'l hrvHdWHY Sew fotk
iNNp prHs capital, 81 90, 90 va distributed LhtAI
once, l, III Broadway.
II PORTER 400. Korucrn AgcuIA
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Imlidclphna ANA Paris the HIGHEST aud only medals
the prop'rs Of Ernsou's rupcne Porous Plaster -.th
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE G~EEATEsT RAGE in this city is about those
Ladies Fine Isle Thread openworked and French Embr.
Bordequin Hose, at the o Bazaar.
SILK, Linen and Cambrick Hemstiched Handkerchiefs
both Ladies' and Gents in great abundance, at the
c. o. P. Bazaar.
I KNITTED and Applique Lace Tides in neat figures, at
the CO. 7. BAzAR.
y CREPE, coIored satins and Tassels to match any piece
Dressgoods, at the c. o P. Bazaar.
LADIES' White Suits and Underwear of the Latest
Fashions, at the c. O. p. BAzAR.
EMBRoIDERIEs. Laces, Trimming, &c, of the finest
materials, at the [jn21l c. O. p. Bazaar.
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RETAIL.
OAHU Sam ki; NuuanS st. Honolulu.
T M1ng f snsn : a 81 TEcSgnsnu st. Honolulu
Mrs Black, Fort st, Honolulu
2 Castle & Cooke, King st, Honolulu
Crowell, Hotel st, Honolulu
6 Manuel Joseph, Liliha st. Honolulu.
Mrs Borres, Nnuanu st. Honolulu;
IA G. j Emmes, Fish Market, Honolulu
II j II Bruins, Esplanade, Honolulu
~ 6 W Macfarlane 4 Co, Queen st, Honolulu
rs Antoine Marshal. Beretania st. Honolulu.
HAWAII L L Tuckon, Kaiopihi, Kohala.
10 Jas Richardson, North Kohala
II H Cooper, Keopuka
IA S Staines, North Kohala
20 Chung Peu 4 Co, Waiohinu, Kau
30 Allen & ~Stackpole, Kawaihae.
MAUI Wong Kong, Waihee
"a Kauhi, Hama
% Alo, Lahaina
OLO 5 J Lima, Honomuni.
KAUAI A Ahana, Hanapepe.
VICTUALLING.
i Young Hee < Co, Waikiki, Maui
7 Wong Kong, Waihee, Maui
6 Wing Sing & All Dan, Nuuanu st. Honolulu.
% A c Con Chez, Kappa, Kauai.
RETAIL SPIRIT.
f S Cunha, Union Saloon, Honolulu.
SPIRIT.
% G W Macfarlane & Co. Queen st, Honolulu
WHOLESALE.
. Castle & Cooke, King st, Honolulu
f A Schaefer X Co, corner Kaahumanu and
Merchant SITS, Honolulu
10 E Hoffschlaeger Il Co, Merchant st. Homo.
% q w Nacfarlane & Co. Queen st. Honolulu
25 Levers * Dickson, Fort st, Honolulu
1 Young Hee & Co, Waikiki, Maui
l ] Kauwalu, Waialua, Oahu.
BILLIARD.
/ joaquin Garcia. Waikiki, Maui.
9 Mrs Borres g Tables). Nuuanu st. Homo.
CAKE PEDDLING.
IL Aiao. II Akin. % Atoi.
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This Day,
Mortgagee'S Notice of Sale.

,, 6HSss and By virtue Of a Power Of Sale contained in a GER
ceased, dated March ], $50, and Of record in LIber %, on
pages 3sS, ESQ and 357, and for a breach Of the conditions In
Trustees Of The Estate ofJames Robinson, deceased, to sen at
Pable Auction in pursuance Of said power Of sale, on The 2lst
DAY % JIAE, 1873, at my salesroom In the City Of Honolulu,
~ q that day, all and Singular the lands. te8ements and
at f1llma, Honolulu, Oahu, and more particularly described
AP1sAI Loi KaEa- aE hoonaka =, ma ke khf Hen,
Kg@ E:ia IoI phi ana ma ks kihl ALaa kon Q "a 10 9
KsoaI PaIau X o. alaia Hem 80 Xix las kaaI ma Ko Jas
Dogsett, sIaH4 Hem e. Kom IL kaul ma ko Napu'apu'a,
hoOnakaT" o IA nui G7-io9 eka-
ARASA- Kula, " Z hoonaka ana ma Ike XIII Ak o keia alma
Oui. a hoIo aka Psner Hem es3 > KOm 81 Pauku ma ka pill
ko@ 100 paakg, alaia Hen 329 koI $50 Pa1ka, alaila Hem
49, Kom 2s4 Pauku, alaia Hem 7io kom Las pauku, e
pauka ma kahi kuIa o Koaohiki, alaIia Hen 40 Hem % pau
ma 10 KsaseEoIohe a Iko KonohiEi. aiaiia Ak 4s NIX So pau
IA ma 10 kss"skst,hs. aiai1 AZ : Hik S4S Pagkg a ik9hi
Also, that certain piece Of land situate in MOliko, Kapaa-
ma; oahn, bounded and described as DlloEs, 9 Loi Kula
e pm me ka pa PohaEu no Kaaina, a e hoIo hem "a hik ca
49, Eeroh1tV - a > a. ~ - - -. = ~ Ldri
No M0fk0. hem 6f7 as kom AL pauku ma IA IOi kohl no
hem - Iom las PsaEa ma EoiIi No MoHso. ak T7S 49, blk
a. paaka ma IA aaWai lOi a me kala, ak So hk 33s Pauku
ma kuI a hiki 1 IA pa alma, ak 30r hhk 202 pauku n ma kula
a hiki ika pa alma, ak $50 sS' hk III pauka ma kula a
a a mi = Pa IA Ai hosh asH sn.sS 1s = s,i Rs1 sH, m Sn ! bI PA anna ina
described in Ropal Patent No. 2ss3, K1Ieana HsIu 300.
Also, thar piece ofaad situate in KapaIama Aforesaid and
he khi kom e pill ana 1 ke xiii hem h< o ka ainu o Edward
Burgess a hele aku, hem IS hHx II pauku ma ko KeaEekO-
bhc, alAfla Ak 6fS hk Sc paa<u ma k0 KeaWekoiohe, aaia
Ak t91 . kom n pauku ma 10 Maui, alata ak 6I4 . hk 2T8
p Kuke ma ko Maui a me Makes, ak 2d3 > kom I33 pauku ma
ko Kaiho, ailila nee ae ma Ia lima hem, 0 pauku ms Ike kuLe-
ana o Kailo, alaiia ak Isl : k0m 81 pauku, aiala hem 62S
kom 278 kom ma ka alma o Edward Burgess, aiala hem si7
kom $50 pauku a hikf kahf { hoomakafLH Kona 1m $500
Eka. and being the same as described In Royal Patent No
t{T4, Kuieana HELD 7Tl3-
For particulars inquire %
r. r. ADAMS, AuctiOneer, or
n. PRESTON,
Solicitor for Executors and Trustees Of The Estate Of
nIyJl James Robinson, deceased.
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Lease of Government Land.

On Saturday. July 5. 1879, at II o'clock noon, will be
sold at Public Auction, at the front entrance of Aliiolani
Hale, the lease of Government Land as follows:
That portion of Keonepanee near Mr.. Morris premises
in Kalihi Valley, adjoining the kuleana of Kanaina, (now
MitchelD containing about 20 acres, a portion of which
is well suited for bananas. Term FIVE years. Upset price
$50 per annum, payable semi-annually in advance.
SAM'L G.. WILDER, Minister of Interior.
Interior ONCE, May 50, 1879. my32
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NOTICE..

Mr.. Claus SpreckeIs, of California intends
to construct Q large Ditch on the Island Of Maui, for
irrigating purposes. Any person or persons willing to
excavate or dig 500 feet or more Of this ditch by contract,
and be paid for such work either by the number of cubic
feet or by the number of running feet Of the ditch exca-
waited. are requested to apply to H. schussler, Haiku,
Maui, or to VIM. G.. Irwin & Co., Honolulu, who will give
them the necessary information.
CLAUS EPRECKELS.
BY H. SCHUSSLER.
November % 1873. de-
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Lease of Government Land.

The lease for five years of one lot on the EsplanAde,
50xloo feet, will be sold by Public Auction at the Aliiols-
nj Hale on the 2sth day OF June, 1879, at II NJ. Upset
price $50 dollars per snnum.
The location and all other information can be obtained
at the office of the Interior Department.
SAML G. WILDER,
my24 Minister of the Interior.
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CONJUNCTION OF PIANETs.-Look out for an in
teresting sight in the heavens at daylight on the
morning OF June 80. when the planets Mars and
Saturn will be only about S minutes apart. At
IL O'Clock in the forenoon. they will be nearest
within about one minute--but can then be seen on
ly through 4 telescope.
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~ The Steamer Likeliks resumed her trips on
the 18th inst, leaving on that date for the Circait Of
Hawaii. She carried about 20 cabin and 200 deck
passengers. The overhauling she received during
the week gave her a very bright appearance.
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Queens Hospital.

TO HIS Ereeueacy ae Minister Of the Interior
sm-I have the honor 10 furnish this the Fortieth
semi-annual Report Of the Treasurer OF the Q0ssns
Hospital. showing the receipts and disbursements during
the half year year ending May Sist, and OF the present
financial condition of the corporation:
RECEIPTS.
Nov. 80, 1s7s-To balance cash ON hand .....t 6.9it ~
May 81, ls79-To amount received Of the
waiian sesmen and parsenge- -
taxes for the two quarters
ending March 81, ls79........ $500 ~
Fund. o. 30
months. ........ .......... 2,4s6 rs
sis.sse IS
During the same period have been as follows,
For : SALARY Of 81 P Pasysss4 ant. at ' servants s;ail; wages: ,.s ~ g
For bedding, fuel, provisions. medicines. cof-
For gas machine, fixtures, gasoline, ctc.... 80 90
For vane's bill gas hitting, &c, per contract.... 2so 90
For Premium for Insurance.. one year on the ~"
buildings and furniture of the corporation
for fifteen thousand dollars. ............. a242 10
May 31-Balance Of cash in bank .............. 5,e2o 90
$4,000 IS
The estimated assets ON the ist July are as follows,
F1Sn in p Sa patle1is by estimate Gss 90 % ss2aa'
From Hawaiian Government. for sea
men and passenger taxes for quarter
Amount available on draft from Int rs
rior Department from appropriation, 4.cco Go
Total assets. .......-.... ..s. !. si3. 100 -
The Liabilities for the month of June are esti-
mated at............s..' "---"....r"-'.,-. l'Aoo 70
Leaving net assets. .. ....... .. 81. 100 20
not been drawn upon since October last. as the receipts
from taxes and pay patients have been ample for the
current expenses during the period under review. \
JOIN n. Parry. AANiM
Honolulu, June 9th, 1879.
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BRIEF M ENTION.

CELusTiAL DRAMA 1t is reported that The CHI
nese residents Of Honolulu have subscribed about
Sl2.06 for the purpose OF building n theatre In
which to represent the interminable dramas otthe
Flowery Land.
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Commercial A0Oertiser
SATURDAY, JUN
BRIEF

81 Wednesday last, the 18th Of June, was the
anniversary Of several noted ~battles-those Of Water
loo. Bunker's Hill, and Petersburg in the late civil
war in America.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-21

MEAsLEs.-Another case of this disease was re-
ported on Merchant Street on Tuesday last. No
alarm need be felt as to its spreading. as all proper
precautions are taken by the Board Of Health.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are due to Purser
Plat of the City Of -Nsp York. Merchants Ex-
change, San francisco, and to Capt. Nordberg Of the
barkentIne Eureka, for files of late papers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-21

NEW GOODS NEW GOOD!-we have just received
an assortment of new goods in our line, among which
will be found a good line of HANGING LAMPS and
CHANDELIERS. We also have an endless variety Of use
full articles for housekeeping. 81 Fort Street.
DILLINGHAM; \ co.
y. B.-The QUEEN" IS the best.
my24 At D~ILLINGHAM K co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-21

- We find an item in the California papers to
the effect that Congressman Money, Of Mississippi sis
going to the Hawaiian Islands as the guest % The
King, whose regard he WOE by advocacy Of Hawai-
ian products duty free"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-21

NOTICE is hereby given that from and after July LIST,
1879, a License will be required TO be taken out for the
sale of Salmon. A Retail License, which will allow the
holder to retail any and all goods, usual under such
license. Heretofore no license has been required for the
sale of salt salmon, but the privilege having been abused
the above rule will be enforced.
SAA'L c. WILDER, Minister of Interior.
Interior Office, May sth, 1879. myI0
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-21

re- SOMETHING E TIC PLANTERS, PLANTA-
ton Agents, Graziers, etc, who are in need Of 4 light
handy machine for setting up and mending fence wire,
STREET feb
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-06-21

II HAS pleased His Majesty the King to appoint Her
Royal Highness Princess LIKELIKE Governess of the ISL
and of Hawaii, vice His Excellency S. Kipi, deceased.
Iolani Palace, March %, 1879. APPS