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REMARKABLE RFCovERY.-We saw a
few days since at Fort Townsend re-
markable case of recovery. The subjcp,
was y stout man some 81 years of age.
The injury was caused By bayonet.
which passed completely through the
right side Of the chest, entering Just in
side the shoulder blade ranging beween
the fifth aud sixth ribs in front, thereby
passing entirely through the substance of
the right lung. Some important blood
vessels We're severed which caused copious
bleeding. DR.. Spencer, the surgeon in
charge. fortunately being near at hand Sc
cured the bleeding vessels. Under his
care the patiedt is now making good
recovery.
, 1879-01-30

INCREASED SERVICE The =. o. De-
partment at Washington has authorized
the carrying Of u. s. mails three times
per week hereafter instead of but once,
on the route between Port Townsend and
Port Discovery. Tie privilege is also
granted to Postmaster Learned to send the
mail every day provided it can he done
without increasing the pay above that set
for tri-weekly service. We understand
that the Port Discovery Mill Co. will make
arrangements to have daily mail on the
route This will be change which all
affected by it will appreciate. Delegate
Jacobs is continually adding to the al
ready numerous testimonials that he is the
most efficient and useful representative
that Washington la, ever had in Congress.
We congratulate our friends of Port Dis
covery upon their good fortune this time.
, 1879-01-30

BRIEF HOLIDAY. - Our young and
genial friend, A. A. Plummer. Jr., left
yesterday for Portland, to be away about
week.
, 1879-01-30
WANTED,

A situation by Mrs. Sarah Jane
Demmons, to do general house work
and nursing. Apply to Mrs. Murphy
OF this city. 42:tf
, 1879-01-30

ON Sunday last Rev. ID. N Utter, of
Olympia, preached ia Fowler's Hall to Il
tair-size, audience.
, 1879-01-30

REV. 5. A. Starr, Of this place. returned
from Dungeness last week, having
preached there on tile two Sabbaths Just
previous.
, 1879-01-30

We hear that the Press" will soon
slow down to patent inside"
, 1879-01-30

his honor. Judge Norris, has case in
progress before him.
, 1879-01-30
Notice Ito settle Accounts.

ALL PERSONS indebted to me are
respectfully rcqueS'e Ito cal and SrttI+ mp.
with cash or by note. on or before Janu-
ary 81 1879. or their accounts will ne
placed in the hands OF an attorney lor col
lection. -
&. o. HALLER.
Coupevillc. Dec. 81. 1873.
, 1879-01-30

OUR thanks are due to Mr.. Iibbals for
llyOrs.
, 1879-01-30

baCco. II
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What ia NIhilism.

The London Times answers: "Nihi-
lism consists of a profound, many-form-
ed discomfort with the present order of
things in Russia. The young student
who reads one of the numerous Russian
translations of Buckle. or who has i'm
bibed from Schopenhauer or Hartmann
gloomy views of life; the intelligent
young lady who is anxious that her sex
should be emancipated, and puts aside
most feminine ways in and
dress as prejudices and obstacles in the
path of progress; the votary of some
crude form of materialism, the vendors
of transparent sophisms dressed out in
ostentatiously scientific language; the
conspirator who hates the car, puts no
trust in reforms made by the court,
prints in London or Zurich fiery PAM
phlets full of scandal and sedition, and
believes in no missionary but the re-
volver-all these various types are alike
described as Nihilists."
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THE MOJADA n
Why the American P~rospector is Not 10 be
Lured Across the Mexican Border.

San Antonio Letter in Galveston News.
lhaye received several letters asking
for Information about the Mexican
Leadville. There is no doubt that the
mines are rich, but there are discrep
ancies. If I had an enemy, 1 would
borrow money from some friend to pay
enemy's expenses to the Sierra Mojada
Even if the whole range of mountains
were composed of pure silver, what
good does it do a fellow If his wife is a
widow? Now, if the American gets
there all right, If neither Indians nor
the Mexicans hold an inquest or SO on
him, and administer on his estate, he is
not going to find the comforts Of home
when he gets there, being 125 miles to
the nearest saloon or bakery. Let us
suppose the American gets there. and
having complied with all the complicat-
ed requirements of the Mexican mining
laws, and has begun to dig out the ore,
he will have to pay the government
t~hirty-ive cents on the dollar to start
on. The coinage, porterage, and final
ly stealage, will bring the cost of the
dollar mp to about lis cents. But let
US imagine, for the sake of argument,
that the newly-arrived American falls
right into the lap of luxury, and digs
out pure silver by the bucketful. Just
about this time there viii be a cry at
night Of s.death to the gringosl, and
there will be a Cabul disaster. No one
single, solitary blonde Saxon will ever
recross the Rio Grande. Does anybody
suppose our great and good government
will care a continental how many
Americans are Yazooed over in Mexico?
If SO, let me call his attention to the
fact that the United States has never
yet expressed official disapprobation
when 400 armed Mexicans invaded
Texas, occupied Ell Paso country for a
week and murdered half a dozen citi-
zens, among them several officials. If
this great American eapluribus ,tnnm
government sanctions that, what pro-
lection will it give Americans who 60
400 miles into the interior of Mexico
after filthy lucre, and won't vote at the
next presidential election. anyhow? /
am inclined to think that Memphis is a
healthier place just now.
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The Weekly LEADER has the largest
circulation and is the best paper west.
Subscribe for it.
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FRTD1T DFcENE

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3. l579.
The arrival % the nail steamcr on Tuesday morning,
together with three other vessels from abroad. gave an
enlivening turn % business on the city front during the
first part Of the week The imports by these arrivals
viii not exceed t~f0.OOOfn value while by the i've sells
which have sailed FOR foreign ports during the week VI
have exported sugar valued at s~IiLf7J.Z7. rice value ht
s0.722-E. and other minor products. which make he
sUn totaT for the week q s1295O4Z7.
Oar adviees from san Francisco are to the 2gth uIt.
There had been a rise In Manila sugars. whereby we note
that Hawaiian In sacks was quoted according 10 quality
at9c 20 lie In kegs. lie. The Commercial Hrrrd o. the
10th says.
"No change IN prices has been made here during the
week although the tendency East and AZ Manila a. up
Havaiians themselves get the beneGt Of the duty upon
the Sugars imported from the IsIands-that Is 70 Say.
they get the equivalent q the Manila price upon the DAY
q &c. arrival here, With the duty ADDED thereto. Prom
thing IN the working % the Reciprocity Treaty a. many
have supposed Even some Of our Cougressmsu were Of
The opinion that Claus Spreckes got the fun beneft Of
the duty, but he has none q H. During the past week We
made Al the AvArad0 sugAris quality good Al. II Is
probable that this and the sequel Sugare combined Will
turn cut 5OOQ barrels this year the present high price
ruling viii help them out amazingly. The Bay Refinery
year. pending the arrival % fresh imports from the Isl
anda and elsewhere"
a Paris eabiegram. dated November 18th. has this %
ay about the Erench beet crop g The beet crop a. even
wrse than was anticipated. and the price Of Sugar has
sensibiy risen Many rehnere8 have come % q staudstul,
and nearly all are likely % terminate their operations BY
the end % December The quality 81 THE crop - inferior.
AMI the quantity dshcient-
HpFHiian Rice t. quoted In san Francisco At 81 tosstc.
Molasses. % 20 22c In bbls extra In kegs. 52kc.
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MEMORANDA.

sAS FRASc1sco-Arrfved Nov Claw blk Lniu, o.
Brien. hence Oct IA Nov liam sch II Meyer, Brown.
hence Oct Nov I2-Brft ok stormy Petrol, Reed. hence
Oct a
PoEr aAxB1E-Nov IAm bk Camden. Robinson. hence
OctH >
E~uHEKA-Arrived Nov 1s-Am sch American Girl. Bae-
kus, from KahuIui
- s~ESr1E-Nov a=Am bktne Eureka. Nordberg, hence
A.. Oct IL
A~sroRu-Arrived Nov a-Am bktne J a FaIkinburg.
hence Oct IS
Tnronrs. b C-Arrfved Nov liam bktne A G Dick
ern1an. Bryant, hence Oct II
e Report OF Am sch Honora. II. Seegers. Master-Left
Cape DfsaPpointment oct 9Oth. First three day had fine
weather, then gales Of wind 10 18th Nov. In lat So 55N
Ion 13foW broke fore and main booms for four days
could not repair owing 10 rough weather The Cook was
taken sick. which left us only two men 20 work the schr
a with On the ~ Nov when within 80 miles OF Molokai.
= an of kerosene spilled ia the galley. but succeeded in
erffuauishfnR The flames without damage TO the vessel.
J Arrived at Honolnlu Nov 10Th
Report OF the p NJ s 5 city Of Sydney, II Dearborn
observation-disclosures the san FrancicO bar, Monday Nov
2ffh Al AIS >. n. and arrived AZ Honolulu bar, Dee Jnd AZ
I1OAM. Experienced moderate winds and fine weather
excepting Nov 18th and 18th when we had fresh gales
from ths south and Southwest with high seas
OF the Pacific whaling heet some sixteen vessels have
m already put IN appearance reudeZvOustng here FOR the
aeaaon and preparing for another cruise. Their united
catch a. reported amounts 20 12.T2S bbls Oil. gO,O75 lbs
Bone. "a 86T lbs Ivory. They are holding their OIL for 40
cents but the Whalebone and Ivory viii be sent East,
there being no market for 10 here, although we notice n
ahipmenf q I 400 lbs 90 Japan by the last steamer. ). +.
C0Hnsrrfaf H1uld, Nov 10
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ALONG mi

p NAs y Ibbetts a sorenson's wharf. the Am VII bk Pache
- hove down for repars. and the Am schr Honora j. re-
pairing damages sustained In her trip from Astoria 20 this
port. She will sail for Astoria some time next week
The Am BIZ ID q Murray T. loading at the Old Custom-
house wharf for san francisco. for which port she VilI
pnil on Tuesday or Wednesday next.
The Am sehr Jos Wo0iley has changed her name and
dag. and VIII hereafter be known a. the Haw sch Eugenia
"A Briggs. She has hauled In 10 the EsplEnade. opposite
the CustDn-houss, TO load machinery. &c.. for HOnokaa,
HawEff, for which port she win sail some time next week
The Am bktne l. X Durham t. loading with oil for San
Francisco at the old 5teamshfp wharf. and will sail some
time next week.
The Am bktne Discovery T. dfschargfnga general cargo
from san Francisco, at the Esplanade. near the foot OF
Fort q.
Tha Ana bktDe Grace Roberts Il dischArgfng a load Of
= Newcasfle coal AZ the foot Of Fort st.
The next nail from San Francisco may be looked for
p on the schr " II Meyer about Dec 202J.
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PASSENGERS.


" From Astoria, per Honorae Nov 2s-P s Noch, Henri
eta Seegers.
- From San Francisco. per DiscOvery.D Dec IA eWayne
and wife, W ID Mcwayne. Madame Louise Louise Spald-
Ing. John Nevbiggings John o Ryan. John Green
From San Francisco. per Cyane, Dec 1T Rogers.
For Sydney, per City of Sydney, Dec Miss Rose
Cousins, Miss Emily Cousins, J. Hambrecht, + Ellis and
wife, o Barstov. Miss Tailor. WIN Tidd, lanes JeRkns,
Noel Fresauer, Captain Franck-
For San Francisco. per Ella. Dec 1T McNulty. Peter
Woods. W stingerYG Schanks-
From San Francisco, per City Of Sydney. Dec IL T
Waterhouse. wife and maid, " " Dfmond. Miss Hemp
stead. Mrs Nartfn and child. Mr. and Mrs Treat. z Isen-
berg. Miss Isenberg. Miss Thompson. o C. Thompson
Miss johnson, Mrs b W Sears and child. J G Glade, A )
HartweIL Henry Castle. Mrs and Miss Castle, Miss NJ Tai
colt. Cap3 Briggs. c P Ward. wife and two children. Miss
nfckson, A Ehlers. W 8 Toler, z II Hanley.F a Ham
don. Miss 7 Lyons. Mr. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs stelerger: Miss
Patty, wm Patty, g Macfarlane. W q Irwin. Is Castle and
wife. L Rice. IN rhomPson, G Remnant. Carl Gung'
VIM Herb, II Bradley, Mrs J Chiffon, J Cert and wife,
Joe euhan. B Gross. 3 ROdemAnn, II A Myhue, l. Myhue
and wife. John Ferris, Joseph Ferris. Mrs X Townsend.
u Buckles. Thomas Sadler. Thomas Meira. Ware, j III
Rsupp. III Miller. Mrs Miller and child, D 5 Sears. 5 OIL
sen. Il Sullivan. W II Thompson, I J Reardon. J W
smith. @ W Andrews. T X Mcdonald. II Schroeder, Hugo
MILO. i Cameron. J Fletcher. J II SeatOn. II Z Gardner,
u Anderson, + Richards, u Brown, J II amsdale. T Davis,
n C1llns. II Mackey. o 3 smith, NJ Watson and wife,
ana u Chinese. IS passengers IN transitu-
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DIED.

s.ut sofh, At her parents residenee. Pair
.Ee-T-S- 1esr SYDNEY. y. 8. W. Maggie Jane, third
-. d.5shtsr Of John Woods. aged II years months
90 7 d.Ts Deceased was q Late resident OF hohotuiu'
.- a. ~. re4dence in Honolulu, Nov 10Th, SAM
N sneurfsn, a native Of New York city,
nged 81 years and 3 months
n aosr Of typhoid fever. . native y C,.1 ~ ~
A. 4 so years and 8 months Ne" A
Haven paper please copy
u.rrrrrx-Af the Evergreen, Ses = ~ - az
fhe 2st nit. bLHET CIVIC 81 "a YEAR.
$500; This city. December 8. OF maiesGi ieyer,
o. IA srrrErr. wife Of John A. duncan. Te~ot.d 80
49, - ~rfrbfui mother, a faithfui Ahu wiz
tender 49, cbrtstian. our loss IL her gnn-
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q -.


Vessels for Honolulu from Foreign Ports.
Am shIp Gen Butler, Newcastle, Nsw, loading Oct Is
Brit sP Highnyer, London via So Michsels, sailed from Lon
don sept Q
Ger bk Auguste CariiH, due
Brit bk Lady Head, LondoD, due
Bdf bk Casma, Liverpool, due Dec is
Brit bk Norman Castle from Glasgow due Dec 20-25
Haw bk Hawaii, South Sea Islands
Brit biz Contest, Liverpool, sailed July 30 via Valparaiso
Am bk Helena, New Castle. due
BRIT BIZ Tokotea, New Castle, due
Am bk Arkwright, New Castle, " ) W, due Dec 1920
HaW bk Kae, Bremen. due Feb $40, 1850
Am sch Claus Spreckels, san Francisco. via HlO loading Nov l
-Fannie Fisher, New Castle, due Dec 1920
A Am Tern " L Beebe, Port BIakely
Z Am bgfne Sheet Anchor, New Castle, due Dec $3.50
Am bktne Victor, Port Gamble, due Dec is
Am schr W II Meyer, San Francisco. Dec 1920
Am schr Alice, Port Bakeiy, sailed Nov IS
Am tern Hera, Departure Bay, loading Nov "a
Am schr Ida Schnauer, Humboldt
An bktne Eureka. san francisco, due Nov 20-25
An bktne J A Falkinburg, Portland, ., due Dec 10-l5
Am stmr City Of New York, sydney, due Dec 2:
Brit stmr Australia. San Francisco, que Dec %
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UPoN no one subject, of equal Importance. is
so little attention bestowed in these days as that
of physical culture. And we may add, that this
neglect of the body is particularly apparent in
this city. Our business and professional men
generally, who are steadily occupied at sedentary
work during stated hours of the day-and some
times their zeal for work goes beyond any par
ticular hours-will, sooner or later, understand
that physical health cannot long be maintained
~unimpaired with such daily indoor d~rudgery I'M
relieved by exercise. The physical system must
receive its proper share of attention, or the in
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NOTICE OF

Department of Interior, Honolulu, Nov. 9Th, 1879.
ND 1T REMEMBERED THAT ON THE
ID 9TH day Of Nov. A. D. 1879, George Bowser, of Honolulu,
Island Of Oahu, in accordance with Section 8 of an Act I" To
Encourage Learning in this Kingdom, by Securing the Copies
Of Charts and Books TO the Authors and Proprietors of such
Copies" approved on the 3lst day OF Dec. A. D. 1864, has
deposited in this office the title Of his Book-The Hawai-
liam n iugdom Statistical and Commercial
Directory aud TouristsG Understandings names
Of all the white and foreign residents except chinese on all the
Islands, alphabetically arranged, also the houses of all the
business men on all the Islands classified, a full and elaborate
description and History Of all and each Island. Invaluable to
Tourists and commercial meni the names of all the Plantations
ard Ranches, distance from Honolulu and distance from
county or chief Town, name of Road, &c. The whole publish
ed and compile by George Bowser. The rights Of which he
claims as owner and proprietor. .E
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Seal of the InteioT Department to be affixed at
Honolulu this eth day Of November, A. D. 1879.
(Signed) SAM'L G. WILDER,
deco SIN Minister of the Interior.
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POR

From Newcastle n ". per Grace Roberts. Dec 1-596
tons Wallsend coal .rr.. r
IT from Astoria. per HonOra. Nov 9-I52 cases pilot
hread, 10 cases crackers, So bxs herrinss. ? cases bacon,
rssa pkgs ssfuon. II c0rds hrewOOd-
From San Francisco. per City Of Sydney, Dec I-263
pigs fruit. IS do vegetable. 100 scks potatoes. 10 scks
onions. $50 scks -four, 65 bgs barley, - pigs provisions.
33do tobacco. a. pkgs stationery, 2 pkgs paper 8 bdls
bags. s cases furniture. 6 horses, 3 buggte8. 6 carts, ! hy
wheel, 5 boxes treasure, and $40 Pkga mis-; mdse-
.Froa san Francisco. per Discovery, Dec 1-4s1 pkgs
II hardware, 81 pigs glassware, - pkgs drugs lo pkgs
pafnhs and els. Is N brick. 30 bbls lime. 5T9 pkgs doors
windows and blinds, SE3 pes lumber, 100 coils MANILA
= rope. 40 pkgs machinery, 29f0 ? W posts, 11S5 pcs iron
-pfpe. 40 boxes fruit. "A Pkgs Tobacco. wagons, e4S scks
81 Grain. 10 bales hay, 20 pkgs furniture and chairs, . cases
A conns. ass seks potatoes, 500 pkgs canned goods, 1i5 boxes
candles. T39 pkgs bread and crackers, 2I2 Pkgs misc pro
visions, 50 boxes eggs. 60 pigs vegetables. 40rolls mating,
14Tf scks four, 9 bales paper. ~ pkgs liquors. 81 bdls
ehfngles. II pkRs powder and lot OF misc mdse-
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EXPORTS.

Yor Portland. O, pen Viola, Nov 2o-sss pkgs OF sugar.
80 bales pulu, so sacks starch, - pkgs molasses, l case
} mdsa Domestic value, s10,Ss1.22.
For san Francisco, per Cyane, Dec 2-44s0 pkgs sugar
IOl2 do ride. Domestic Value. S52.1351O.
For Sydney, per City Of Sydney. Dec 2-101 bags starch,
lI44 bags puiu. Is2 bags rice, Ibox malt extract Dom
: estfo Value, SL0l-60-
I FOR San Francisco, per Ella, Dec 2-6912 pkgs sugar,
e6S bags rice, 325 bnehs bananas. 1 ease feathers, A cases
fobaceo ! casks walTus teeth. 3 cases furs. 80 bdls whale
bone. Foreign value. $4,o51.s2- Domestic value. SO, Is4-35.
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NOW IN COURSE or PREPARATION

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IN Hawaiian Kingdom Statistical and Commercial Direc.
tory and Tourists Guide. A complete and reliable Directory
OF the Names, alphabetically arranged, Business, carefully
classified. and Location, accurately ascertained, Of every
Business Man, native and foreign on all the Islands. Planta-
lions and Ranches on the Islands with their names, locations,
managers and other information Of incalculable value to all
interested in the sugar. rice or other interests. Also routes of
travel. fares, distances, hotels and expenses; thus a valuable
book Of reference 10 the tourist or stranger. Subscription
Price 50. For advertising rates and other Information, see
circulars or address the publisher.
nol5-lm GEO, BOWSER. r. Q. Box 172, Honolulu.
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T We copy the following from the Friend for De-
cember, for which its editor acknowledges his
indebtedness to John F. Morton, Esq. U. S. Consul
at this port. Besides being valuable for reference
the list will prove of interest to old residents, and
will revive many recollections Of by-gone days.
when the American Consulate at this port was sec
ond only in importance to all others throughout the
Commercial world.
List OF COnsuls, Commercial Agents and Vice Consuls
OF the Uaited States, Appointed TO the
Hawaiian Islands.
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FOL SALE CHEAP.

GOOD WIND-MILL,I BRASS PUMP. 2
Iron Tanks, capable Of holding 500 gallons each; l Solid
Frame, for above tanks; also, Pipe Work, Connections, etc,
complete. This Mill can be seen in working o.der by apply
ing to (n29 tO ii. J. AGNEW.
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III erN-McGrIRE-In San Francisco, Nov. q. by the
Rev Mr.. Reed, PRED NJ GREER TO MISS AMELIA hCuoIAA
OF Honolulu
Hilo. on the 9th Nov, by
a. PrV On. FonBEs. Mn. NJ hIEcHoFF To MISS OAHo-
rSE WuHKIM No cards
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MUSIC HALL ASSOCIATION.

THIS ASSOCIATION BEING FULLY Or
II ganized, a Board of Trustees elected. and Charter applied
for, 1t is resolved TO place the Capital Stock at $685. 600, with
the privilege of increasing the same to $4,000. Fully one-hai
500 and upwards.
All residents in Honolulu and throughput the group, whC
have not yet subscrib d, are cordially invited to join in this en-
terprise and send in their subscriptions to the Secretary Of the
Association. The subscriptions will be converted into Shares
Of Stock as soon as the Charter is perfected.
n2o St J. A. PASSENGER, Sec'y.
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NOTICE


OF THE
"A Board q Trustees Of ;he QUEENS HOSPITAL win be
held AZ the Room Of the Chamber Of Commerce, THIS DAY,
SATURDAY, Dec. 6, 1879, at IL = N Per Order.
1t p A. SCHAEFER- Saeav
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NOTICE TO HI PUBLIC.

IENHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
informs the inhabitants of This City and the Islands gene
rally, that he has been appointed Agent by the Friedlsnder
Bros. to fulfill all orders for Enlarged Photograph Pictures and
Frames. m29 n CHAS. BLACKBURN.