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KhADAIs MAJ % lSo
BUsrusa for the past week has been somewhat brisk
IN commercial circles. the arrival Of the CeyIon from
Boston. snd The Amy, Grace Roberts and Eureka from
San Francisco contributing 10 occupy the time and atten-
don cs many eonsdgness- The imports have been OF the
usual general nature, the only particularly noticeable
element, on account Of the large imporfations being coal
oil. 800 cases arriving during the week Corrugated
Iron and fence wire were expected on the CeyIon. but the
non-advent Of these articles have caused an advance In
the prices. and A. there IL only one holder At present.
there are slight symptoms Of . corner.
Flour f. a shade lower, and 80 also IL grain and hay.
The departures for the week have been the FaIkinburz
and Discovery with eargoes valued 1t q total OF $780,
te-S, which compared with the imports. about sI2O. 900.
ahcv . balance In our favor. The receipts Of sugar since
Last noting have been 1881 paekazes.
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A BILL TO LICENSE the sale Of opium to Chinese
In the Kingdom, is now under discussion before
the Legislature. This bill provides for the sale
of licenses in Honolulu, for two years, at an up
set price of Straightforward dollars that no more
than two licenses shall be issued 20 the same per-
sons and further provides penalties for licenses
Who shall not conform to the regulations OF the
Act in the sale of opium, and for consumers OF
onium who cannot show that they have procured
the drugs in the legal manner. These penalties
may be said to be sufficiently severe IS 'ney are
fixed at two years Imprisonment and a t"0-nun-
dred dollars fne, without discretion IN the courts
20 diminish these punisbmsnts- Section o. con-
.tains q clause that needs explanation, /. e., Tn
said Minister may receive bids from any two
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COTTAGES TO LET.

FHNHE NED BEING ABOUT TO
erect a number Of Cottages, with garden land attached
a short distance from town in Nuuanu Valley, corner o
school street, opposite Mr.. Henry Waterhouse, also, on School
street, as far as opposite Rev. 5. +. Bishops
The rentals will be about twenty-five Dollars per month
Tenants will have the right of purchase by payment in irstaI-
ments for tAree or five years, with a deposite of twenty-five
per cent should any be sold.
Those requiring homes can secure the same by an early ap.
plication to the undersigned and if not too late, can have
buildings &c suit the intending occupants.
jas # JOHN THOS
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From Boston. per CeyIon, May 22-9S3 kegs nails, as
pkgH Hardware inc agricultural implements, - pkgs
wheelbArrow. 1900 pkgs coal oil. I23 pkgs paints and oils,
Us bzs soap, 5O2 pkgs cordage, lot dry goods. lot wooden
ware, $50 pkgs beer, 400 pkgs nortmel, lot doors, blinds
and windows, 100 ton coal, 2Oi SKIS charcoal, 163 ors, boats
misc mdse.
From San Francisco, per Grace Roberts. May 27-3S2
aks -four, lot provisions, groceries canned goods, &c,
500 posts. II cows. 642 bales hay, $50 bbls lime, SIG bdls
shingles. lot Chinese groceries and provisions
From San Francisco, per Eureka. May 26-2S pkgs
liquor, lot hardware. - pkgs cigars and tobacco, 1900 Il
W posts, 475 SKIS -four, f2 bales hay. lot grain, $50 cs coal
OH. 196 pkgz furniture 25fs4 II lumber. 100 bxs sugar, 200
mats nce, 100 m lAfhs, 200 m shingles. lot mic mdse-
From San Francisco. per II w Amy, May 26-Lot
canned goods and groceries, 1I2O SKIS -four. $500 r W posts
lot doors, Windows, and hardware, 100 bbls lime. 20 m
household goods
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vesssIs fer HenoIuIu from Foreign Ports.
An bk I . Whnton, View York. due
Bds ship City of Madrid, Liverpool, July is
BnE ship Cay Of Nankin, Glasgow. due Aug $40
Raatss sch Vivid, Fannings Island, due May $3.50
Am sch Ca.co, Gan Rranesco, due
An Brh Caus spreckles, san Francisco, for KAhului, arrived
a. KAhnIul Mag %.
Am tsr1 A ? Jordan, Humboldt, due June is
3 City Of sydnsy, sydney, due June
r N 3 : zeaiandia San Francisco, due June l2-l4
An sch American Girl. San Francisco, due June Is
Brit bk Lady Lampson, San Francisco, due June is
Am bktna Emma Augusta. UtrAlady, due June l6
Am atm dussie refAir, san Francisco, due June Is
Ger bgtne Nicolas, Jaiuit, due
An sch Alice, Port BIakeiy, Que
Am BIZ Ratnier, Port Gamble
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PIANO FOR SALE.

-A-A FIRST-CLASs CHICKERING
LzZA& PIANO, in good order, and Is q superior fine
81 q toned INSTRUMENT. Price, including the
. = Stool, $500. Inquire OF
ap2t I'm WHITNEY & ROBERTSON,
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IN PORT
NAVAL

NJ : ROekss, orisbar
MERCHANTMEN
Am bk Ceyion, Hayden
Am sch n W Meyer, Jordan
Am bkfne Eareka, NordberE
Am bk II W Amy, Freeman
An bkfne Grace Roberts, Olsen
Am sch BONANZA, Miller
Am bgtne Hazard Miller
Am miss bgtne Morning star, Bray
Haw ngtne Pcmare, for sale
Am sch Ho1ora-
Haw bk Hawaii, Whitney
Hnw bgfne Storm Bird, Hatfield
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ROYAL HOTEL
WANTED.

ESTABLISHE ED 1853. CHOICEST WINES,
~ ALbS q LIQUORS in the Market, AT CASH PRICES.
fell 1y 80
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PAssENGERS.

For Port Townsend. per Camden, May PIT Assey, q
Morris. and seven men from the wreck Of the Joseph
Perkins
FOR San Francisco. per Discovery. May 2SH P Clark.
August Hammer.
For San Francisco. per A Falkinburg. May 25-Capt
johnson, Joha Rosser. @ Z Mensingger, Z @ Riddle, A
Wagner, James Pery1s, Il A Connolly.
Frou San Francisco, Per Eureka. May 26-ChAries
Prffen. william Mcrsy. W Kirkpatrick, james Duty.
From San Francisco, per II W Amy, May Nv g
Kirk W A Dewey, Miss Z Merrill, y j Higgins, FEnrr1l:
A Robinson, James Clark. Z Abbott, d BoItz wife and
child
From San Frnnctsco. per Grace Roberts, May q
George Icons ard, Prank Spery, John Chrisholm, J A
guencrr. J Natter. II D Lewis, Henry Seymour.
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TO LET.

TEH BRICK-STORE AND PREMISES
Il on Queen street, belonging to Dr. r. w. Wood, at pre-
sem occupied by the undersigned. For terms apply to
Sc 27tf H. HACKFELD & Co.
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Assignees' Notice.

Assignees' Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The undersigned have been duly elected Assignees Of the
Estse of WIN JOHNSON a bankrupt, and al persons in
debtd TO the said VIM. johnson previous to the 18th day Of
Marh, 1880. are requested to make immediate payment Of
such Indebtedness to II. W. mi at the office Of
Mesrs. Hackfeld < Co., Queen street, Honolulu
THEO. II. DAVIES,
H. W. CuMIDT
Assignees of Estate Of VIM. johnson, a Bankrupt.
lated, May 20, 1850. my29 1t
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wv EFT SALT HIDES. SHEEP AND GOAT
w SKINS, for which the highest Cash Price will be paid.
p. o. BOX 40. HUGH MACKAY,
EEL If Proprietor Honolulu Tannery, Kohololoa.
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A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
IA against Shooting or Catching Wild Cattle or Horses on
he or emises known as Kaupakuea, Makahsnaoa and Pepee-
ke, District of Hno, Island OfHawaii, from and after this date.
G. ALONG.
aiIo, Hawaii, May It'll, 1880. mys en-
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NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS. INDEBTED TO THE
N STORE on Nuuanu street, known as the WHITE
HOUSE, lately under the management Of 3. L. LEWIS
will please make immediate payment at the Office OF NJ.
Phillips & Co, No. IL KaahumanuS st.
All accounts not paid within Thirty Days. will be placed
in the hands Of our attorney. who will use rigorous measures
to collect the same.
d27 If NJ. PHILLIPS & Co. IL Kaahumanu 81
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per J A FaIkinburR. May 25-69Ol
pkgs sugar. 81 bbls moIAsses. 30 bnchs bananas Dom
value S667T6-9o.
For San Francisco. per Discovery, May 2615l93 pkgs
sugar. 16S pkgs moiasses- Dom value ST9.6S2IO0-
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FOR RENT.

wATCHMAN FOR MILL-MIDDLE.
n aged man preferred Good S;uSsion for the right man
InquIres ADVERTISE Office. ny2e 81
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is Y GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned has been appointed Executor Of the
last viii and testament Of KAILIWE Ella, deceased, and all
persons iaving claims against the said Estate, whether Sc
cured b mortgage or otherwise, are hereby notified TO pre-
sent th@, duly authenticated, within five months from the
date heeof. or they will be forever barred. And ali persons
INDEBTED to the said Estate are hereby notified to make im-
mediat payment thereof.
CECIL BROWN,
Execuor of the last Will and Testament of KaiIiwela, decd.
Datd at Honolulu, May Is, 1880. my29 1t
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TO LET

TO LET.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AT No. 80
- BERETANIA STREET. Also stabling for horse,
ap24 II
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NOTICE.

CENTRALLY LOCATED HOUSE
n Apply to I1y29 ~ A McWAYNB
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LAND FOR SALE

TENHE NED. AS IN
II fact for Vim. Hilebrand, NJ. D., offers for sale, on liberal
terms, tracts q land in Kemoo, Kamansnui, said to contain
10St acres in ali; and also a tract in Wahiawa, said to contain
149S acres, al situate in the District Of Waialua, Island of
Oahu. The lands in Kemoo were formerly leased TO John
Silvia and Owen j. Holt. ld2O ID CHAS r. BISHOP.
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WANTED.

A REsPECTA WOMAN. JUST rRou
- California, wishes a situation as a Firsl-clsss Cook Uu-
oerstands her business perfectly. Lived In First Class F.m;-
he N san Francisco. Address COOE, care ADVERTISER
nylS In
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COTTAGE WANTED.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
FOR SALE.


MA AND AUSTRALIAN Half
Breed NhFino Rams. Apply TO Il. n.
Kona, Hawai-. my2o s,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-06-05
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
POLICE J u r Y
OF
st. Tammany Parish.

COVINGTOS, LA, MAY II, loou'
The newly appointed members OF
the Police Jury of the Parish OF
St Tammany met on the above
date ut the Courthouse.
The meeting was called to order
bv the Clerk of the old Board, who
proceeded to call the roll, when all
The members answered to their
names, us follows:
First ward, Paul Dulion; second
ward. Milton Burns; third ward, j.
NJ. Allison; fourth ward, Wm.
Rogers; fifth ward, w. L. Parker;
sixth ward, Pat Welch; seventh
ward, Nj. III. Crary; eighth ward,
Chas. Aubry; niuth ward, A Cousin;
tenth ward, j. W. Smith.
The Board then proceeded to
effect temporary organization, by
electing J. NJ. Allison, President, and
W. d. kentzel, Secretary.
Upon examination, it was found
that all the members had received
their commissions and were duly
qualified.
The Board then proceeded to or
ganize permanently, by electing the
following officers:
President-J. NJ. Allison.
Secretary-W. X. Kentzel.
Treasurer-Jas. 0. Poole.
The Board established the salary
of the Secretary and Printer at
$3.50 per year.
/ The following changes in public
roads and overseers were then made:
From the Ponclatoloway bridge
to the Chinchuba, G. 5. Strain, Jr.,
oyerseer, in place of Ira L. Strain.
From Bayou Lacombe to the
ward line. on the Bonfouca road,
/ Chas. Hartman, overseer, i'll place
Of Drosin Ducrey.
From Strove's place to Salt Bayou
on the West Pearl River road, Da-
vid Danielson overseer, III place o.
NJ. H. Crary.
Mr.. Rogers offered the following
Resolced, That the COvington ano
Vaudeville road be extended to the
corporation line of Vaudeville; also
that the Bayou Lacombe and Man
deville road be extended to the cor
poration line of Vaudeville.
Adopted.
! Mr.. Dulion offered the following
Resolred, That the Bridge road
from Madisonville to Covington, b.
extended to the corporation line o
Covington.
/ Adopted.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-06-05
THE FAMOUS
Abit;s Springs.
MRS =. 4. BOSSIER

Has opened her house at the famed Ablta
Springs, three miles from Covington,
for the reception of haarders. The table
will be supple with the hest the mar
ket affords. Patio, wishing TO bring
horses and buss..:ies will find stabling
room.
A pretty cottage, with saod well. out
houses. etc, near the spring. to renS for
tae season.
!. STAGES viii convey guests from the
boat, at Old Landing. near Casingten. to
the springs. Board per day. 81 Oh; per
month, So Fer further particulars, ap-
ply to D. D hooolhh,
na2 Covington, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-06-05
FUR SALE.
A NO. l CR0NCHER SUGAR MILL

Rollers 1Ox1S. Suitable for fifteen to
twenty acres of cane. With gearing for
water, steam or horse power. To be sold
on account of being too small for the
present crop. For further particulars
apply at Chubby Hill Plantation
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-06-05

Respectfully submitted,
p. WmcH, Chairman.
2. J. DUILoN,
JAS. W. SMITH.
On motion, the report was re-
ceived and committee discharged.
Mr.. Burns then made a motion
that the amount now in the hands
of the Treasurer, to the credit of the
Courthouse and Jail Fund, be
expended on repairs to the jail, and
that the President appoint a COM
mittee of three to ascertain what
repairs are necessary, and award
'the contract for the work, to the
best advantage to the parish, the
repairs to be paid for when accept
ed by the committee. Adopted.
The President then appointed the
following committee on repairs to
the Jail: NJ. Burns, chairman; W.
L. Parker and Paul Duiion.
The members of the committee,
in accepting the appointment, an
nounced their willingness to serve
without compensation.
The following was then read:
New ORLEANS, May Is, 1880.
| To ,choni ii may concern:
This is to certify that Mr. Philip
Helzel volunteered to loan large
plow to the parish of st. Tammany,
and did loan the same, for the pnr-
pose of working the public road
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-06-05

mgIOn De cOllpciiSo to ouiit
bridge across the Holmesville road,
over the ditch dug by the corpora
ton across said road. And that
the Secretary be and he is hereby
instructed to furnish the Town
Council of Covington with copy of
this resolution.
Adopted.
sIr. Aubry offered the following:
Resolced, That the resolution of
fered by Mr.. Crow, at the March
meeting, 1850, of the Police Jury.
making the public road to begin ut
the ferry at the saw mill, to inter
sect the MandeviIle road, be repeal
ed, and that the road crossing ut
Francois Cousins be made the pub
lie road. Adopted.
Mr.. Cousin offered the following
appointments of road overseers:
On the road extending from the
bridge on Bayou Vincent to the
Church on the Pearl River Road,
Evariste Gusman. Jr, overseer.
From Widow Carrieres place, on
the east bank of Bayou Liberty, to
Enoch Tally's. on the Pearl River
road, Martin Gusman, overseer.
The President then appointed the
following committees:
Committee on estimate of ex-
penses for 1880: w. T. Parker,
chairman; Nj. Burns and A. Cousin.
Committee to examine the books
and accounts of the Treasurer: p.
Welch, chairman; j. ". Smith and
Paul Dulion.
The committees were instructed
to report to the Board on Tuesday
ut II o'clock NJ.
On motion, the Board then ad.
iourned until Tuesday, at IL NJ.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
| Pursuant to adjournment. the
Police Jury met at II NJ. on Tues
day, all the members present.
The minutes of Mondays session
were read and approved.
The committee to examine the
books and accounts of the Treasures
presented their report:
CovINGroS, La. May IS, 1880.
To the honorable President and mem
bers of the Police Jury:
! GenHemen-We the undersigned
/, committee, appointed to examine
the books and accounts of the Treas
j. urer, beg leave to report as follows
For the year 1880:
Receipts. ...........SfZ9 81
. Disbursements. ...... ...... Al ~
Balance on hand ...... 81 2
For the year 1879:
. Receipts .......-........S S5bl y.
Disbursements. ..... ..... 64o 81
, Balance on hand. =. Sl5 d
Courthouse and Jail Fund:
Receipts. .............. .Slbo l
} Disbursements. ... 81 4
l Balance on hand. .S1O5 z
! Criminal expenses:
!, Receipts 1929 8
l Disbursements. 329 8
Balance ON hand ....... 600 0
e Respectfully submitted,
p. WELcH, Chairman
2. J. DUILON.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-06-05
Claiborne Cottage.
:. Coyington, La.

:. OUVIIISIJ1I 11D.
Board per HoIs1h, S3O' per Week, 81 Do:
gsr Day 81 50
This charming residence. situated on
hill, opposite the town ot Covlngton,
on the hanks Of the Bngue Falia, besides
being noted for lis healthful climate and
beautiful scenery, is also recommended
for its henefcent springs.
Families desiring to secure board, can
do SO now. by addressing the undersiSn-
ed. at Covington, La
j. JAUFROID, MME +. JAEfkolD'
proprietar. Manager
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Fare to all points. ST
Excursion Rates Round Trip. 81
EhiidysR-HaB Pricc.

Three lines Of stages connect with the
steamer at Manderille. Madisonyille and
Old Landing. for C0VINGION.
Freight will he received daily at her
landing, New Basin, near Magnolia
Bridge.
Baggage (oply) received at the corner
of Canal and Carnndelet streets, on the
departure OF the train on which the boat
leaves.
Shippers and Passengers can safely
rely upon the above trips being regu-
lariy made. unless prevented by bad
weather or low water.
For further information, apply to
". Ct. COYLE,
No. 81 Carondelet ST., New Orleans.
Or to WM. BADON,
Coringron, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-06-05
Hack Lime!
nv ROBERT BADON.

This old and popular carrier, e9nheYt' 9.It
ihas AL tba steamer Gaaelsa, at N@nte-
ing w',n 'M,natI;sonvills t and Old Ian. i
.iilr, r,r;n~ the L. s. Nail and thef "a "a
cry siri ~ distance al opposition- .ry
nna nrea i II treated ouftsonsly. ana : rs
one ne ,,,,;form. Is form and 10 lelny on asss OF OF
are nnllela, nrlel and othsr vexation, ITa rs
old Q i;r"ns n"ase. of rs speed ar,d safety. vii Ok
ont for Mr.. Badon- -o
'e coy,seros, Sept i. ls77.
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NO. go.

during the fall of 1879, and while in
the service of said parish the pillow
was badly broken. Respectfully,
A. L. REDEEM, ex-Supervisor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15
The Oldest Lawyer.

The Hon. John A. Cuthbert, of Mo.
bile, Ala, is probably the oldest practic.
ing lawyer in the world. The Mobile
Register says he is 9l years old. and is
still engaged in the active discharge OF
his professional duties. lie is native
OF Georgia, was Il member of Congress
from that State in 1913, and was an Of.
ficer in the war of 1912. We know of
but one case in legal biography that ex.
ceeds this in longevity while engaged
in active professional practice. Macau.
ley, in his istory of England" relates
that when William Ill. invaded Eng.
land and re established the laws which
James III. had subverted, he marched
in triumph to London, and was met by
different classes of citizens with ad.
dresses of welcome. The members of
the legal fraternity of London marched
in procession to welcome the King, Ser.
geant Maynard at their head, then %
years of age, and the acknowledged lead.
er OF the London bar. After he had
presented the address of welcome I'M
the name of his brethren, King William
said to him: Sergeant, you must have
outlived all the lawyers OF your time" >"
"Yes, sire" replied Maynard, "and but
for your Majesty would have outlived
the laws"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15
A Boy Spy.
THE ESTIMATE WHICH SECRETARY sTANTo
PUT UPoS HIS SERVICES.

THE ESTIMATE WHICH SECRETARY STANTON
PUT UPoS HIS SERVICES.
During discussion in the Senate last
Monday ON the question of granting q
pension TO a man who served during
the late war as spy Senator Carpenter
told story of what he had seen and
heard one day during the war, when he
went to the War Department to see
Secretary Stanton. lie said: "a little
boy came in and gaily said Good
morning, Mr.. Stanton, Why, Johnnie,
replied the Secretary, where did you
come from?' Those men YOU gave me
letter 10 have busted answered
Johnnie /; and now ! want to get into
the printing office. Mr.. Stanton turn
eel around and wrote letter TO the
Public Printer, telling him who the boy
was, and asking that he employ him.
After the boy went out Mr.. stanton
told me that he had paid Sl50,0O0 to
spies and scouts for information, but
that little boy, who had been three
times in Richmond during the war, had
brought him more valuable and reliable
information than he had got for the
whole $l50.OOO.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15

less agoinst actions done without fore.
thought. His accidental and changing
will has got the mastery over his delib.
crate judgment.
Suppose "A citizen who was not "nat.
ural born" should be by far the most
available candidate of party, would it
be wise on general grounds to attempt
to altar the Constitution in order TO
made him eligible? Even so to altar
the national habit as to third term for
particular instance. unless in an ex.
treme case, would be an injury to the
stability OF institutions supported main.
ly by opinion. r. d. WooLsEY.
New Haven, March 20.