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only S6.570, 500, or $2355j per mile Of road
owned We take great pleasure Ia making this
correction of an error which arose from haety
reading of the tables and beg 10 cell 10 II the at
tentIon Of al vino may have IN any way hotIced our
review Of this company's report. lhe inadvertent
error did them a great injustice.
The business done in stocks to-day shows large
decline from that which was done In the days im-
mediately preceding. The total Transactions
amounted only to 147: 500 shares. against 2O3,O29
shares Yesterday and 21s,700 shares Saturday.
The temper of the whole market wGs extremely
feversh, and prices readily responded 10 tho
pTeponderance Of clique orders, which sometimes
was In orders TO buy, and AZ other times in orders
to sell. The result of the days work n general
shrnkage of yalues in the final sales, that with
scarcely any exception prices show decline from
disappointment is expire sed at the steadIess OF
the rates for money, which bold nc 9 tO per cent
for call loans. Bat this disappointment is IN.
reasonable, bee .usc the experience Of past
years showed that the leturn flow of currency
after the flrsf week of April was much less rapid
than was the preceding outgo And this year tho
dram began earlier than usual, and was so largo
that the best bankers in the city are unable 10 ac-
count for IT'S unusual dimensions;
The Northwestern md st. Paul stocks attracted
The usual amount of attention. and vlbratcd FREE
Guently between strength and weakness; tie eX-
tremes beng for Northwest common 62d62SO
Gll20613i, preferred stock 9l3sd02le al lsG
91Ss ST. Paul common 42%.G G42is s04l3s0il5s
aud for the preferred stock - l20 S3l1
9S2ls Executing Canada southern, ., which
sold at 62d62lI, and {, ,1tral aud Hudson,
which sold at II 9 for thirty-ive shares the trunk
line stocks, after slight fluctuations, AL close ower
Michigan Central being specially weak and decn-
ing FROM S57s to S4l4, although closing az o+o3
Chicago and Alton sold at 7742d 7sG77, Waoas4
at 1873 n f97s8l9ls St. IOuis. Kansas City and
Northern preferred at 321lG31ai, and Hannibal
and 81. Joseph preferred at 4i7sa43a4 The par
tcular rumOrs thai affected these four stocks TO-
day were to the effect that the open-
ing of the Chicago and Atoms new line
from Mexico. Mo-. TO Kansas City, here would be
started a bitter warfare, IN which the Missouri
Pacific Railroad would take a leading part.
The coal shares to-day moved IN accord with the
remainder Of the market: Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western declining from the best price l3s
Delaware and Hudson III Morris ana Essex L. and
Central of New-Jersey II per cent. Western Union
was inactive as to amount of sales, but rose from
1878 to 1878 ard then fell to 1903 and Pacific
Mail after showing some hrmness at 1875 H. de-
clined Ia 1872.
Ihe market closed weak.
RANCE UiE STOCK AAHxFr
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MISS BALLOW'S English and French Schoo
WI for Yonng Ladies' Children No % East 22ds VIII
rennen ThuTsdaY. Septomber 20
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
from. in-l ~ neshrgs.e. and Court

l2ndi-ftS,
os Chicago tue West, Richmond Charleston ana tho
south Pullman from BALTIMORE to Newark Ohio and
100 .. m. for Wsshne IN and the West Pullman cars
from NcWHWR 10 Baltimore ana Washington, making close
for Pittsburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Lous-
VILE hud Louis Through Pullman CSTs Baltimore 10 Cn
cnpati Louis ana pttshufg.
lOuu II daily for Washington the south and Wet Pull
man secpers NeWSIrk a. Baltimore ard Ws.hngtOn
making for Chicago Cuc"a ludiaunp
lis Louisville ef IOuis. Columbus NsbuIf tne south And
Southwest 1hOugh Pullman from Baltimore o. Cncn
connect. Washington e1th for IynChbufR
Florida, New orleans and ihc south
For through tex please eal a. COmuanys ONCE 3l6
Broadway and at tcset Offices foot " COlftsni
and Bestris.es-sts and Depot. Jersey city.
ROUND TRIP TICkEIS To hANSAS NEbhAshA
AND FLORIDA.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, Nc.-Farc, 81.
IN Steamers leave Peckp daily sundaya excepted tsr
New Haven at and ii p H.. connecting Niti rUad
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ - LINE.
Commencing March Il, 1879 Leave Nen.York. foot Of
Liberty .st. &C.. Il. n OF \. J. for
Highlands and Toms River. ol6, llAj a N; 4:0O D.
Vineland, Brdgeton and AtaI TIC CITY. mas a m
NaIeiOwn. S:ih IN iOu N.
Barnegat and Tuckericn. 4O0p NJ
Phiadelph M. Holly. ll:45A m 400 y. N
From Pier Y, n. H. foot Rect0rst1
400 y. MI Tor Highlands. Long Branch aDj EaOnSwn
NA< = 49, Gbkh. issnsz.I ~
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THIRD CALI 80 O'CLOCK
TUESDAY, Aarii S--P. n

VT. John s. Kennedy Aas our thanks fol
calling our attention 10 serious erroI
III the review Of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad Compauys report that was Published 10
TuE tribune OF April 4. We said THE direct
bonded debt Of the company amounts to ;21,Oss,'
722, or Sj57, 800 per mile of railroad owned" We
should have said that the direct bonded dobt and
cdpta stock Of the company amounted 70 sol ,0Ss,'
722, or 1890 per mile Of railroad owned. Ihii
amount OF capitalization is divided IS follows:
tel
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Ocean Gtcamcrs.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
u 1Ir only Transatlantic Line sailing under tht AhEh
GAN FLAG. sal ug cyery THURSDAY FROM Phiaietpnlh
~ INDIANA sails TIL { ltsDAI. Aprl 10. ii a. IN.
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,W-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOIf sd RRODK ROUTE
FOR IEENToN 'AID FHiLADEL,TrH,IIA,,. !,


ENrHESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS. 49,
Leave NcWf OFk foot OF Liberty fpr r cntn 1Ti Pnla
dcpha az ESQ. S. s. IL go a. ui. l:2o 5S0. - p M,
Leave Philadelphia rom station Hfth Pcnnt iia ~
road Third AMI Bc1Esst. G.+ isj. 800. l'oJ III"
Lao, $780, jSjO. ~ :. IL.
Leave Tient0n fof NevYorks st 80 except MONDAY 6i5
S:iS, l02Oa ~. 12:l5. .:2'. 4:l2, tl5 p. m .,o -
Pullman Drawing attached 20 thc "'v n
2. trains from Ncw-Yor;. the 7ija m lil3 70 III"
trains ffOm Philadelphia. . , MI. ,.,.,.t..,,
SUNDAY TRAINS-inave New-i iok and Pliil''elphi.a AZ
h3p Leave NcW.lOIk iOr Trenton Al = 4 ni
5.3O u. m Leave trenton al ;2O 800 n, '.lo p m
made at Jersey Cy station 10y Terry 70 anu
from Rrooklvn ana Erie" Depot, Jersey CITY. go , a.
TcKets for sale al Of Ibertyst Nos .-' al' -
BIo4rv4v 81 a principal hDtU,, all oice- OF the t - ~
wsv in Nev-Yorl aud B.ookyu, ami at Mo- Ceag.'''
BrooLvn Ragcage Check,J from residence To dts'ln1p
II. /. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent
EOk NEW-UANEN its surroundings ana
AL stat ons on 1hc Scw-Y0rK, Tostou erd Air I'h',
DcThv and Norrh Hampton IA roads direct ttI r.
JOHN II. = rABIN ard ERNSHUo tuhNINf icaNt t.'i ~
y. r. foO; %. Coartsndt-si.. a. p every night N l5
week except saturday: arrive n Srw- in time To- az
ali ialroJ1 best facilities for ras-rEtf
fare IL excursion. 81 % -tarius New-aNrh
Han 'O'''D'- i-'"' JOHN H. sTARIN. PrIprictor
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RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.

Carving the belgian ana United statea halA shiiD
every 10 days from philadelphia and New YORK;
ZEALAND sails TUESDAY. Aph 10 - hV"h'
For rate OF passage ara other Information apply 70
PETER WnIGHT e SONS, General A"elt4,
,o- ,voi,nt a. pbuadeinhia 81 I}r0piway. Ncw.YOr
u,
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THE MONEY MARKET.
10 M-sALrs nkFouE rus CALL

SaI.s OF blGt anc RalhCdU Bjl1s-N1Nr0tI' DEV'
krDreSs stocks.
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r,- rer cont boIGs ne ian 1898 90 1888 600
Income b0ds beT cent tue January 1888. lus3OOl
isS8 sg0oS6 C.a' ' 4579s5d
ST Louis, Jacksonville and Chicago Railroad
bombs. assumed IN purchase OF mad from HoOt
1'Ii n, ttIrinr 4pri, l. 1874 5ei 200
seSS69eI mortgage per CENT lS'Niii- u' - Iss ooa
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" STEA1IsEIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.NORk,
sOTTHAEiPTOS AND .i.5IsS. ~
CONPANE'- PIER fIJt Of SECOND IL. uo'i't>r4F,
pIftIN .......SaE AIrl II MA N.-....- sat. "P'@S
RAT1.S OF PASSAGE from NFWYohK n SoVlHeNF'
Ton. HAWKE OR BREM ~ -. 70,
FIESI CABIS 500 SECOND CABIN --..-..-.-1''
STEERAGE $50. ...-.., o,-,ts
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid steerage oet'
Gates. $50 . , , ,,.-,..., ..,
stetage tc1el. 70 ei ~. Z tle 90 q % o Engsn 30
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VI BETWEEN NkW.YORK AND HANRE
PIER of C0muany new No Az North River loot o 9rols
kuFVToTE n DeiOrl. "Wednesday. April 10 l.5D pm
TltA NCs Trulcc Wednesday. hprl ~ noon
- IS.n. Erfnr,oI .Wclnesday Nay Il, q n m.
steamers ma thus do Seerage pis-en2es
Checks drawn Credit vOnnais ~ Paris In amounts oHI
LOUIS DE- BEBIAN, Agent No. % Hr0tImby.
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GUION IINE, ...,,,,

These steamers are pfN ul HU'' lH
vamrnts and furnished with eyerg requisite 10 m 20
The passage the Atlantic both SAFE ana az eee0br nav
ing bath room smoking room drawing piano AMI H.
brarv: exrcTcnCed steSareSs and cltefph
each steamer all on deck. mus siung
Losc Teate-t OF ali Injuries a perfect ventilation ana
light. . -. -...,, - -, ..,
SS' lNItE1i.r, J.. - - % % mo tfiiyAY ~ ~
q. q
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&9S0 PER SCHOOL YEAR Books: So Sc, m, j.
both and backward pupils and young oy 10 teach
ers al and an gTaGu9ics English, Business. Sconilhc
Classical courses Of study Weoky ct -S lnSae nv
hest appararus recommended BaYard l0vloT.
Hon FeranCO ood. Governor Pnut Judge Van Hoesen.
Rev J. A. Chds D. D.. SC, sc For euiars OF spring
Summer Gucluding vacauon) ana lS1e-sl. H;cItss
SWIlIIIN q. SHOB1LIDGE G!aryafI UniyCrsityA Nj,
Media Penn, u mics from Philadelphia,
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For Boz eexes--CountrY.

WESLEYAN Female College. Wilmington. Del
w SSt wear begins sept Buildings inst cchtted and Ie
furnished For .logUe add css Rev. A Villains Pres
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Leases of Government Lands.

On Monday. September LIST, 1873, alta o'clock noon, will
be sold at Public Auction, at the front entrance of
AliioIani Hale, the following Leases:
1st-The Lease for ten years Of Lot NO ], known a. Au.
in Honokaa, HamAkua, Hawaii. Bounded, makai by the
sea, mauka by Mathis land, east by the Nakuwala Grant,
and west by the Kauhaiulei Grant. Area los acres.
Upset price - per acre per annum.
Terms of payment. quarterly in advance at this office.
2nd-The Lease for ten years of Lot No. ?. situated in
LAuka and Kulihai, in Honokaa. HsmEkua, Hawaii.
Bounded, makai by the kuehu Grant, mauka 10y the Wal
ahole Grant and Inaina award, east by the Nienie Gulch,
and west by the various lots in Kulihai and Koloaha.
Area, 1872 $40 acres. Upset price 81 per acre per annum.
Terms of payment, quarterly in advance at this office.
Maps of the above may be seen at this office and the
Honokas Post Office.
SAML G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
90 - 80 - n
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On Monday, September LIST, 1879, at u O'Clock noon,
will be sold at Public Auction, at the front entrance of
Aliiolani Hale, the following tracts of land in Honokaa,
Hamakua, Hawaii:
1st. -Koloaha Lot No. l. Bounded, makai by Huakas
land and the Makai road, mauka by the Kaihumoku
Grant, east by the Keliikinolua Grant, and west by
Kaiwi's land. Area, Il $40 acres. Upset price 50 per
acre.
d-Koloa Lot No. Bounded, makai by the Kali
humoku Grant, mauka by the Government road and
Kaias kuleana, east by Government land i'll Kulihai and
west by Nahakuelua Grant. Area, IS $40 acres. Upset
price SO per acre.
Terms-Cash at time of sale.
Maps of the above may be seen at this office and the
Honokaa Post Office.
SAML &. WILDER.
Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu. Goth July, 1879. jy &c
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Nor To BE HUNG John Brown. the French Cana
dian seaman, who on the 2lst OF July was sentenced
to be hanged, for the crime Of murder, has had his
sentence committed 10 Imprisonment for the term OF
twenty years, by the King in Privy Council.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-08-16

A CORRESPONDENT, whose iondness for statistics is
remarkable, informs us that the ADVERTISER was
mentioned by name in the Unreliable " no less
than twenty-three times, by actual count, in last
Wednesdays issue. Now what we want to know is
a solution of this little mathematical problem %
into nothing, what is the Quotient
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81 In the supplement issued with tO-day's paper
will be found an article GU = Hawaiian Reciprocity
and the Chinese and also an extract from a Lon
don paper regarding the British High Commissioner
in the ~Pacifc-besides other interesting matters.
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To tie Editor Of Pacifc Commercial Advertiser.
SIR: 1 read a challenge in a paper of July 80. from
Samuel Harrison, for me, or any other man, to play him
cricket. would accept his challenge, but owing to urg-
ent business 1 cannot accommodate him at present. Should
he be spelling for some one to play him, If he will come to
Kauai 1 will accommodate him for fun or a wager.
Respectfully, PETER SULLIVAN.
Lihue, Kauai, Aug. 9Th, 1879,
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MS- The performances at the Theatre. during
the last week, have been such as to merit the
hearty commentator of all who attended. I'm
Gle Toms Cabin :" on Thursday and Saturday
evening, 9th and the 9th inst.) was produced in a
manner that reflected credit upon Mr.. Book the stage
manager, and the rendition of the lines by the
various characters was creditable. Tonight
Wonderful Woman" and the farce "Larkin's
Love Letters" and on Thursday and Saturday
evenings OF next week the Two Orphans" Next
Saturday night will be the last performance but
one of the season.
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In last weeks ADVERTISER we made mention
of the expected arrival of a Chinese Amb assador at
these Islands. We since learn that he has made q
retrograde movement in journey and returned to
Washington, where at last accounts he was inter-
viewing the Hawaiian Minister at that city, with
what result we will probably be able to inform our
readers on the arrival of the next mail from the
East.
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/ADELINA PATTI.-This celebrated Prims Donna,
whose saprano voice is said to be without a rival in
the world to-day, it is reported viii leave San Fran
cisco for Sydney in November next If fortune
favors US so that she could stop in Honolulu one
evening, and give US a few of her bewitching notes
in the Kamakapili Church-the best building in
town for musical effects-we could be content
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Tax Assessors Notice.

Under instructions from the Minister of Finance ]
hereby notify all Tax payers in the District of Honolulu
that where claim is made for deduction of debt, that a
schedule of the debts, and to whom due, must be filed
with me and made part of the sworn returns.
If the Assessment List is not returned to me on or be-
fore September LIST 1879, 1 shall proceed to make assess
ment according to law. c. II. JUDD,
Honolulu July, 18th, 1879 July 12-st
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EXIT GILEs.-Outo of consideration for the feel
ings Of parties whose names are more or less con-
nected with a notorious scandal-the central
figure in which was one Henry Giles. the whilomr
book keeper at the Honolulu Iron Works-we
have heretofore RETAINED from making any special
aTiusiOn TO him or his detachable dpings, whereby
two families have been made miSerable and the
whole community scandaIizrd. During the past
week however be- has fully justified the very dimi-
nutive estimate we had placed upon his character
City Of Sydney, on Monday, in which be- was
thwarted by the (shaIl we say accidental p yigi
lance of a police officer and srcond, by success
fully absconding by the bark -MdiUind, which
sailed tor Hongkong on Wednesday last. In the
latter instance il seems that the police slumbered.
Mr.. Giles is said to have spent the day at Waikiki,
among his friends, and when the MdIUind quilted
the port and stood mp the reef towards Diamond
Head, the gallant Giles cherrily shook bands and
babe good by 10 those abunt him, got on a canoe
and was padded of to tbr ship hat was waiting
to convey him 81 Anywhere %nywhrTe out Of
Hawaii and the jurisdiction of its Supreme Court,
which, ii its mandate was executed would hold
Giles in durauce vile until'hr had paid The sum Of
$4,000 damages, that amount a jury of the country
having awarded against bim. CApt1in Klugc Of
the HdtUtnd may or may not be ignorant of our
laws and the Consequences that would follow his
return TO this port, which would simply be a re-
QUESTION 10 pay Giles liabilities. And so ends
what may well be- termed a farce-though ii
may be tragic enough 10 some OF the sufferers.
o, Giles has gone, that good young man.
We neer wish to see him more;
His guileless face no more we'll scan
Along Waikiki's shore!
Hongkong papers please pass him around.
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MOVING A HOUsE.-Last Wednesday night. a
wooden house in the process OF being moved from
Emma street to Palama. was LETT all night in the
middle of the street with no lantern anywhere
about to give warning OF the obstruction on the
highway. Even The street lamp. within a few
yards of the place where the perambuiating build
ing stood. was not lighted. The night waF Il dark
one. and anybody who, unwarned. had happened
to drive up the street. might very easily have
cnmp To prirI.
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"WE ARE COMING The bark Euphsmia is re-
ported as having left Whampoa on the 3lst ultimo
for Honolulu. with $50 male Chinese. The native
papers don't like il.
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The I" DOMESTIC " PAPER FASHIONS, are acknowledged
by all who have used them to be the best and most perfect
fitting of any fashions yet made. A. L.. Smith, ~ Fort St
has just received per &" city c~fSydney," a splendid assort-
ment of the latest styles of these celebrated fashions, to
which he invites the attention and inspection of the
ladies, feeling sure that after they have given them a fair
trial, they will not use any other kind. A full assortment
will be kept ON hand at all times, and new fashions re-
ceived every month. Catalogues, giving a full list of pat
terms can be had, on application to the agency, A Fort st.
Also reed a fine assortment of ladies purses, and cellu-
loid card cases very fine and stylish. Ag 10. Ut
81 SOMETHING NEW!-TO PLANTA-
ton Agents, Graziers, etc, who are in need of a light
handy machine for setting up and mending fence wire,
will find just the thing at Dillingham; * Co.'s store, Fort
street. feDI
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Mortgages Notice of Sale !

d. DIRECTION OF NJ. McINERNY, AS
ID SlGNEE Of q. :. Barlow. Chairman Of the Board OF
Trustees Of the Hawaiian Lodge No. p, Of Free and Accepted
Masons, the mortgage named in a certain Mortgage Deed,
May 18Th, 1876, made by Louis Richards TO said G. :. Barlow,
Chairman, and by him assigned TO said NJ. McInerny, L am
directed 10 sell at Public Auction on SATURDAY, the Both
day Of August, 1879, at II NJ, at my SaesrOOm in Honolulu,
all that tract OF land situate on the Island Of MOokai, and
known a. the "Ahupuaa Of kamholOa," containing upwards
Of 5000 acres. For further particulars inquire Of
q. 5. BARLOW, Auct'r, or
CscI BEowS, Assignee OF Mortgages.
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% Truth is bitter, especially when the man at
the Theatre door tells one he " can't come in" But
then maybe you wouldn't 60 in, you know, for the
building you know, is rickety, you know, and some
people are like the fox and the grapes, you know.
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An editor a came from the East,
With brains overlooking like yeast,
He wrote, and spoiled paper,
Filled people with laughter.
But the subscription list did not increase.
Then new type he did import from Frisco
And contained in the cases, by jingol
Some rascal had fooled him
And slowed in, tins of opium,
But who was the rascal? We don't know.
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Interior Office, April so, 1879.
RETAIL.

RETAIL.
OAHU-l All Soon, Waikane, Koolaupoko.
. All Low, Kamoiliili. Honolulu.
All Fo 4 Co, Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
Wong Wo 4 Co, Nuuanu SITS, Honolulu.
" Gnas flaoe' Ms%nakea stree stretf' H a06Ii%i"'
Iaukea, Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.
8 Quong Hook Tong. Nuuanu Street, Honolulu
Montana, cor King and Fort SITS, "
II Lai STA. Waikiki, Kamoiliih, Honolulu.
16 W E Foster, Fort Street, Honolulu
10 H Marsh King Street, Honolulu.
"a A w Peirce 4 Co, Queen Street, Honolulu.
% A Strehl, Fort Street, Honolulu.
81 S Magnin, Fort Street, Honolulu.
HAWAII 1 Aki, Punaluu, Kau.
/ G c Akina, Kaiopihi, North Koha1a.
Alma, Multi, North Kohala:
II Mukeau, Naalehu, Kau.
II Amana, Kukuihaele, Hamakua.
10 C Asieu, Hilo.
20 WDart, Honokaa, Hamakua.
% Awana, Waimea, South Kohala..
"a A n Aiona, Honokua, South Kona.
80 Goo Kim / Co. Honopueo, North Kohala.
80 j Wight, Kohala.
MAUI 1 l. Afat, Waikiki.
rs Mrs Honolulu, Hama.
KAUAI 10 Kakimilo, Moloaa.
WHOLESALE.
"a A W Peirce & Co, Queen Street, Honolulu.
L
81 J S Lemon, Commercial Hotel.
p Henry Bradley, cor King and Fort Street.
JOBBING SPIRIT
1 Macfarlane 4 Co, Kaahumanu street.
2 Chas Long, Merchant Street, Honolulu.
VI~CTUALLING.
8 Wong We < Co, Nuuanu st, Honolulu.
Ahuna, Wailuku Maui.
II Akiona, Maunakea st, Honolulu.
q Aieona, Hilo Hawaii.
"a Leon Dejean, Hotel st, Honolulu,
BUTCHER.
sc w C Jones, waiohinu, Kau, Hawaii.
il Chesebro. LaupahoehOe, Hilo, Hawaii
II KahukinO, Koloa, Kauai.
Is W Shaw, Lahaina, Maui.
% S f kama, Waihee, Maui.
AUCTION.
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~ An interesting letter from our New York
correspondent, Nv. n. A" will appear in our
next.
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CANE BURNED.-The steamer James Make.
which arrived from Kauai on Saturday last.
brought the news of the burning of some sixty
acres of nearly ripe cane at Kapaa last week. The
cane mostly belonged to an association OF native
planters. and a part to Mr.. Lee Loy,a Chinese
merchant. The damaged cane was at once cut
and ground. and we learn that the loss will not
exceed two thousand dollars in the aggregate.
which will moreover be divided among a good
many. The fire was the result of an accident
while burning trash.
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Mortqaqee'S Notice of Sale !

d. DIR ECTION Of A. j.
ID the Mortgage named in a certain lndenture Of Mortgage
dated July 10, 1871, made By Kahalewai and PuweuWeu, her
husband, to said Alex J. Cartwright, am directed 10 sell at
public auction, on SATURDAY the 9th day Of September,
1879, at Il M, at my SaIesrooIn in Honolulu, all that certain
piece or parcel Of land situate at HOnoufui, Eva, Oahu con-
tanning ] acre and 400 chains, and more fully described in
Royal Patent No $685., Kuleana Helu SD For further par
tieuIars inquire Of T. p ADAMS, Auct'r.
CECIL BROwS, Attorney for Mortgage.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST l6.
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