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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-15

These familiar words rsra11 4, 4f,a <ayr,sv
and oteNs~s interested the unfortunate uacss
sity Of sometimes getting nd OF stock that
Is not otherwise sslabIs on account Of bIeun-
ishes or imperfecttons. To improve upon
this method BY showing how to restore your
STOCK 70 nrzt-class condition. is the plan
herewith presented The signal benefit OF
the Great German Remedy to mankind very
reasonably induced its application to the
suferings and ailments Of the dumb crea-
aOE. beginning with the Horse. People who
tried hwere more than surprised By its re-
suits. g attested in the speedy and perma-
nent cure OF their Stock, and hey gladly
announced their experienos-by word Of
mouth and BY the public press until today
Farmers and DEALERs, SToCKMEx AND
breeders, the COUNTRY OvER. are using ST
JACOBS OIL with delight, satisfaction and
profit The Others Who
65i1t;n. ;,e Of N lose their s
anything is vs. ~ miserable eff
is made by are others
who humanity regard the welfare OF their
faithful dumb creatures. and provide for
their comfort with good food and shelter,
and for their health by a constant supply
Of ST. JACOBS OTL,-the safest and speediest
relief for Diseases Of Horses and Stock ever
discovered. Whenever there appears any
evidence whatsoever Of disease or injury
among Animals, they should have the best
possible treatment, as ii never pays to de-
fer attention to Stock. Inasnuch. then, as il
Is the part Of common prudence to use the
Surest curative means in the beginning,
every Stable, Farm and StOck-yard should
be abundantly supplied with ST. JACOBS
OIL which Is used and recommended by
the best Horsemen in the country as an ar
ticle which viii relieve more promptly and
certainly the ailments of and Injuries 70
stock than any other remedy known For
SPAWN, Ringbone, Wind-Gall, Flesh
80 Wounds and Calls
81 of all kinds, Poll 49,
9h Evil, splint, Swell -
=z&SEa ings, Tum0rs, Eistu- .sszz4Azklas
la, Lameness, Stiffness, Cramps of the Mus
Gle, Acute and Chronic Founder, Mango,
Corns, Whitlows, Broken Knees, Cuts,
Collie, Sore Throat, Distemper, and many
other Diseases, especially FoOt-ROt in
Sheep, ST. JACOBS OIL affords instant relief
and sure cure, and costs but FIFTY CENTS.
Pamphlets containing full directions for
home treatment Of diseases of domestic
animals, sent upon application, by
A. voGELER q CO., Baltimore, "a.
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APPROPRIATION PhILkH.
Approximation Prizes Of $500. arc
Approximation Prizes Of. 200.... I,60p
9Approxirnation Prizes Of. 100.... 90C
1 B57 Prizes amounting to............. 4ll0, 4OO
RESPONSIBLE corresponding agents wanted ST
ali points, to whom liberal compensation VIII
be paid.
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address Send orders by express OF regis
tered letter, or money order, by mail, ad-
dressed only to -
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New Orleans, La, or NJ. A. DAUPHIH, No.
212 Broadway, New York, or

Savannah. Ga.
An our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
GENKRAIs @. 4. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL
A EARLY.
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for Reut.

LNOR RENT, wharf between Tfro,l- =
Il Habersham streets; 20 feet f-,-rt- an. ell
occupied by the Baltimore Stssrnshf1 60 t.SH
pany; possession given November ~ III ~
% INC. Sullivan & CO. IA Bay street -f-'p'
Tor RENT, two connecting rooms sao.-s
A floor: Apply No. p TzttnsI street e 1910
OF Charlton - 'Oilef
TWO nicely furnished rooms. che On So--,E
a Broad, the other on Bull stree ~
board, at PAVILION HOUSE. VIII
TO RENT, tEo-story On basement b-icI
Il house on north side Castor street secoS5
door west OF Bull, containing II rooms snS
modern improvements. Apply 70 & q FIII
LlGANI, Insurance and Real Estate Agent ia
Bay street. e---' ~
EOR REiiT. Store southwest corner ~ Tev
Il and Bull streets. Possession given ir,T5s
olateiy Apply 20 z T. MELVILLE. Pss1
Estate and Insurance Agent, No. Commercisi
Block e1Ai
ITO RENT, from November !, ISL. tbs, IA
Il sirable carriage repository southeast err.
ner OF Bay and West Broad streets; slso t0ois
for manufacturing. Apply to Z. T EFTfF.
VILE. Commercial Building
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A decrease OF over o,vOv,vvv -,----s
compared with the same month Ia
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paper urges the most extraysgant expen-
ditures from the Fed ,Ts''ry Ior
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-15

lose their
Stock By q
miserable ef
fort at econ
omy. There
are others
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g. zrtment. Applv - -. lfli' ule De.
I'm ~ AK, u Brouzkton s-re - % Z. A
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june. 18a4. The cOmmittee Of arrange
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For. Or EErzU - = = i11r rooms -
acre. vic pzrticzlzrs. Z, "a "a ioes,iop
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Gents. come to us,for
your DRESS SHIRTS,
your UNDERWEAR,
your COLLARS, your
HOSE and HANDKER-
CHIEFS and TIES. We
have a line equal to any
In the city, and you can
save one half your
money.
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E'OR KENT, two connecting rooms 5000
a moor: Apply No. p Tattnsn street. eorna.
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w AMID, Plsnos and Organs 70 tina A..
~ repair. Rates reasonable seconS 80. 81
lnsrrurnentz- Z B TCRSER- - sac 49, -.
between Bun and Whitaker - s''eet
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fur sais.

EOR SALE, On the salts, thirty-one and one
Il third (5110 acres Of land. with improve
ments, consisting Of one % large two-storv
house. six 90 miles from city. Apply to n
PAULSEN. ThunderbOlt road, or to Captain
CHRISTY, Cattle PARK Trsct
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"AETED, STATE Of Georgia sr-f.t =
w OF Georgia God BonSs Hiyhes.- !, = s .,-Sse
price paid Apply % 2 3. REPPARD - p Sc
street. Savannah '-' 81 BAY
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profit The
mistake Of
thinking that
anything Is
good enough
for q Horse
is made by
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w AsIED, % rent, bE Isl Seva-,.,--
- hoose. o three O. four - mall
Z Addrezs. stating l5esrf--- =. finished
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49, = = : c'is-z mar n - m tia,
5-@a s n ) q 1857 5osEFse .- = a eerF
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RErsuuxl.
EuttEry.
&trekt Railroads.

MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, FRI
DAYS AND SATURDAYS.
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WE have sought from time to time to
arouse public attention to a consideration
of the importance of an official inspection
of buildings and nuisances but it required
the tumble down of a school bnilding and
the death of a fellow being to start public
opinion. Sydney Smith said that a certain
reform in English railway cars, would not
be effected, until a Bishop had been burnt
up in one.
Now we are not in need of more laws. 1t
is no use waiting for a legislature for re-
formation. We could get along very we'll
for a while without any more law-making.
We only want men and good administra-
ton. For instance, in reference to the
matter iunder consideration; we have a
law that says: Whenever any member
of the Board of Health, or its agent, shall
think it necessary for the preservation of
the lives, or health of the inhabitants, to
enter any land, building, or vessel, for the
purpose examining into, and destroying,
removing, or preventing any nuisance, or
cause of Sickness" or danger to life such
officer, or agent "may destroy, remove,
or prevent" the cause or possible occasion
of danger.
In view of this law, no doubt, and of all
the responsibility that it implies, the Presi-
dent of the Board of Health recently noti-
fled the trustees of the Musical: Hall, that
the main portal on King street opened in
sDordj; and that the side doors were closed
and keys for same not accessible when re-
quired; and pointing out the possibility in
case of any accident calculated to create a
panic, that a rush of people might be
damned inside with only imperfect and
risky outlets from smashed windows. This
was a wise and thoughtful admonition of
the Chief of the Health Department, APP
propriate to the proper exercise and due
responsibility of his office = and said trus-
tees have not failed to proceed to correct
the error in the construction of the building,
and entirely remove that cause of danger.
But now in regard to another building,
designed for public uses, that recently tum-
bled down. Was the Head of Public Health
and Safety, exercising his wonted vigilance
in this direction? 1t is said; and perhaps
many will testify that they noticed defects
of construction at the beginning observed
from time to time says and bulges, and
heard the snappings and crackings of a
badly devised, and badly built framework
of weak timbers and all this could be
talked about and commented upon for
months and weeks without once attracting
the attention of the President of the Board
of Health or of his right hand man for
information and execution, the Marshal of
the Kingdom. Surely in the fall of the st.
Louis school building, these high officials
should take some share of the responsibility.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Chambers Of Deputies Of Mexico have unani-
r1gu4Iv approved Of Captain lads ship railway PROJECT
The following notice appears in the san Francisco
papers: givi,g
II..fs Of I'VE seconds duration, at intervals OF seventy
-ecgld.- will be sounded during thick and fOsgy weather
- Point Reeves light station, California, instead 81 the
-team whistle now In use
ON AprfI DIST a fve-masted schooner was successfully
f.uurheI NJ Toledo, Ohio. in the presence OF 5000 people.
- EeeI ~ Us feet. her length over all 90 feet, and her
f1t4I carving capacity 10000 bushels Of grain Her
ba.rg h - feet : inches. aud average depth n feet she
,rrs.4 two LARGE ceutre-bOards-One - the other y feet
an Ipugth-and her five masts. with all sail spread, VIII
draw Is ieet The cost Of this vessel, ready for sailing,
will be $4,000.
The OREGON Railway and Navigation COmpany's steam
shin columbia. on a late trip, made the run from San
Ersurtsr1 10 Portland in hfty-twO hours, with 200 tons
~ freight. Running time, nifty hours, being the fastest
time on record
The following notice appeared in san Francisco papers;
ap,rrrrc Man STEAMSHIP CO.-SpeciaI notice to Homo
rrtT abfppsrs-Owiug TO the stringent quarantine regu-
Iaff.u4 In the Colonies, the Steamer Zealandia, to sail
NAV -th. viii call al Honolulu, 10 leave passengers and
mile but will take no freight 10 land at that port
WILLIAMS, DDfOSD X Co., General Agents
rt.s r. .tfr SAYS Sc the Spreckels Brothers have now
-.yeu vessels IN the Honolulu san Francisco trade, and
expect D. double the number
ThsSurprfse. late bgtne NfcOlaus, Jackson, master, has
b.eu Undergoing n thorough Overhaulins. and viii soon
he ont q the hands Of the shipwrIghts, when she viii be
ever not known, altho' we have heard that it i probable
he may go t. samoa
PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
" Meyer. for san Francisco noon. to-day
Lady Lampzou. for san Francisco, May jOth
Eureka. for san Francisco May 5lst
Musca. for san Francisco, June lt
KaInkaua. for san Francisco. June ID
Pasthr slope. for Puget sound, this day
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MEMORANDA.

Report 1t bark Kalakaua, jerks, M~aster.-Sailed from
san Francisco Mar 5th. with a moderate wind from NV,
aud dus weather. Took the Ne trades in lat 247 long
I0=. Have had them light with frequent showers Of
raiu. sighted Maui at 10 VI, May 18th. Have had the
winds very light since Arrived in port Nay 2lst-
Report af bktus Eureka. Capt Sordberg-sailed from
san Francisco May 18th. wind light accompanied with
heavy fos. Ou the 10th had good breeze frem WNw.
T5ck trades tn lat - % y. long IDS 80 W and KEEP;
them for two days only. wind then shifting to EsE and
Sc. light aud battling. accompanied with very heavy rain
storms. sighted the Islands al II.3J A VI on Saturday,
the ltst inst. but on account % Gains did not arrive on
Diamond Head until 8 P VI on the 2jrd- Was lowed into
port On same date by stmr waimaualO, making a Is days
.naIage.
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The p. c. Advertiser office has just fin
ished the printing of 500 copies of Bible
stories for the Gilbert Archipelago Mission.
The work is gotten up by the Hawaiian
Board Of Missions, and translated into the
language of the Gilbert Islands by Mrs.
Rev. II. Bingham. The work is illustra.
ted by numerous cuts; and the stories and
illustrations must be a highly interesting
and instructive contribution to the inform
alton of the poor islanders. We readily
imagine the joy of simple men and women
taught to read yet shut out by language
from the vast ocean OF human knowledge
in print, when they shall get hold of this
clearly printed and interesting picture
book. and seated beneath their wide epread-
ing pandalus shades on Tapetuea, Ape
mana, or Appalling shall read stories that
give hope and inspiration about a new and
better life. The Hawaiian Board send this
book 10 those for whom it is intended by
return q Morning Star Fney are scatter
- i 4. vu SEC IA -
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A ROMANTIC SECOND MARRIAGE.-PrOfessor
Proctor the English sstEonOmer, will be married
to Mrs. Robert Crawley. OF St. Joseph, Mo-, in
the month Of May next. This seems to indicate
that the professor has no faith IN his prediction
that a comet will knock things high'H kite in
July next-right in the midst Of his honeymoon.
There is q bit Of romance connected with this
second marriage; Mr.. and Mrs. Crawley and
AR. and Mrs. Proctor met IN Australia, whittier
Mr.. Crawley went for his health and Mrs. Proc
cor Ear hers. Both died about the same time,
the bereaved ones shed the mutual tear, took the
same steamer home, and the result Is, will 20
sailing down the stream Of life together. Mrs.
Cravley ia SAID to be q refined lady, and will be
a az companion for the English astronomer. His
age Is forty-four, hers-- The professor visited
81. Joseph, February 18th, remained a month to
make preIIminaries, and after the wedding the
couple will make a tour Of the world.-AfneTi-
car PGPy.
To make lemon butter, dissolve one cuPful Of
suoar in the juice Of a large lemon beat three
eo9s very light, mix well with the sugar, put q
niece Of butter tbe size Of walnut in a pan, and
when r -Ited pOuE 10 she mixture hh very
lie ing r5s5 Ell 500
vore r.8s soB
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CONsIGNEES.

PEn ErnEKs-A Jaeger. W Turner, b r EhIers 4 Co.
HoIister g CO. J I DOwsett. Prof = ID swift, A " Rich
ardson 4 Go. r II Davies. VI J Rose, y J Cartwright, y "
Bush. Di1tugham 4 Co. W O. Irwin < Co. Wilder 4 Co.
Lyman Bros. Allen E. Robinson, r o Hall * son. A VI
McIIis. L e. ScresOvich 4 Co. ID X Fyfe. Thos SOrensOn.
J T waferhouse q Co. Board Of Edueatfon,H Hackfeld 3
CO.. o Berger. e. n Judd, Wilder & Co, II VI Moore.
capt Fuller. Levers < Cooke, Castle < Cooke.
PA " n NEYEE-W q Irwin X Co. BOlIes X Co. Lame
s. Co. q Brewer * co. John Weir, Board Of Health. Hon
~ Bishop, VI Mcfnerny. and Chinese firms
PER CNLFoESLs-C Brewer x Co.
Pen BUESa < Co.
PER EALAE1rN-ThOs Lack, q z Hansen. Dillingham; K
GO. \ Jaeger. T W Rawlins. & r Williams, II HackfeId {
Co. Richardson i co. Whitney & Robertson. T T
Lenehau & Co. Levers < Cooke. q Brewer * Co. RObt
Levy. VI u Reed. u 4 7 Carter. z McCauley 4 20. Order.
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ISLAND CORRESPONDENCE

From our Molokai Correspondent
The report was circulated to-day that the
Lehua, on her up trip, from Honolulu, landed a
large box, in the shape of a small house. at
Kaunakakai, and told the people not to NEEDLE
with that box, as there was a lion in 1T. In the
morning, at day light, the natives went there TO
see the box. and found the door open and moth
ing in it. They came to the conclusion that the
lion had burst open the door and ran away.
When they came to find out, the lion IN the box
turned out to be a man, who has a small ranch
at Kipu, Molokai. He was oyertaken by some
natives while he was on his way to his ranch.
The natives wanted to know if he had n permit
from the Board of Health to come up in that
box, in the shape of a lion. They thought that
he ought to be put in the box again and sent
back to Honolulu.
PUKoo, May Doth, 1881. f. G. f;
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PASSENGERS.

From san Francisco. per California. May 23-John
smith.
Prom san Francisco. per " II Neyer.Nay 2J-GranyilIe
Paris. James Foster
FROM san Francisco. per EaIakaua. May 2I-Nrs
Isabella Nix. Edward Waller, George Putnam, Frank
Virgil.
From San Francisco. per Eureka. May 24-Nrs 4 Long.
3 Il ArchboId. Cha Booth, I Stream, W Best. Ii DAILY
riIapls. II Nutter. David Powers.
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

Ana bgtue Morning star. Bray
French III SOtrr Dame Auxtliatr1er- JarA't
Er bk Pacific slope. Barnes
tr bk Htghhyer. Schltemanu
Ger bk Musca, Gilman.
Er bk Lady LampsOu, Mar-t]E.
Am bktue Monitor
Am bktue Eurekn
Haw bk kaIakaua
Am sehr W "A Meyer
Am bk California
Am bk Bueua Vista
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IMPORTS.

From san Francisco. per W II Meyer, May 80 bbls
-four. a. do beef. u mules. II horses. - bbls salmon, 30
m bricks. t0 Ks ground barley, 1922 N shingles, ls cts
oats, So d. barley. So sks potatoes. 20 b0ls lime @l
bales hay.
From Newcastle. y : " per California. May z-12ls
tons Wallseui coal
From Port Townsend. per Bueua Vista, May ZJ-fjj.I6s
10 pine lumber. 1OJz6 10 dressed.2DO M shngls, % m laths.
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V,..~I. for uossIHIu from ForriEa Ports

V...x C.r Honolulu from Foreign Ports
Br b Zoe. Campbell. London
A. bgfpe Kate sudden, Bates. Neweu~ti". y I"
Al b Cheshire. Batshslder. View f"r-
Ger bk Celsr. E0hlfs. Bremen
Haw bk bale. E0thf0s, Bremen
Haw bk I0Iaut. Bremen. loading
An bk Ante audb-rg. Newcastle y ~
gr ship CIty Of s~hanghue. Dry-dal~, CLASP"
Am 4shr " l. Bssbee. Er-Chru, Port baiubI'
Br bk suffolk. Byf1ri. London
IA IL NJ - TusttH. --. fittaru7 L7tAHH
Br b. OberJu. Harvey. Liverpool
Am BktIe Fila Turner. san Francisco
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should not leave out mention OF inc H"'
musicians especially of such talented genteWe"
as Mr.. Jacob Brown, on the piano. ana MI,
Marques, on the violin, who gave their time a"o
talents like Others for the love OF the thing
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SMALLPOX.
FRIDAY, May 9th.
LIST OF SMALLPOX CASES.

LIST OF SMALLPOX CASES.
Nav k. Puunui. 22d-Daniel
Liilii, boy, Aqua. 23d-Moonohu, W, and
Maria, girl, Kalauao, Eva; KIM, k, Kikihale;
Hoonohinohe, boy, Kalia Naaialolau, glrl'
Kahana, Koolauloa. 24th-Emalla, ", hauIu-
MALE John Kuke k. Honokaupu. 26th-M.
T. Fisher K, Alakea street Kamakaiahai k No
noula Kalu K, Honokaupu Louis Singer boy.
Queen street Henry Wall k, Pamoo.
DEATHS.
May 2Oth-Puniwai K, II yrs, kawaiahao.
2Ist-Amana Sin baby, Pawaa. u
K, 48 yrs, Puunui Kukui K, IS yrs, Kalia. 25th
@Meia W, 10 yrs, Aqua. 26th--Kini k, 40
yrs, Kaumakapili Mahina k. 40 yrs, hamanu-
wal. 27th-Moonohu W. Kalauao, Eva.
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Report of the Small Pox Hospital.
For the week ending at 8 Am. of Friday

Kokuas and q~uarantined persons other
than patients, so, making the total NUMBER
on the premises 112, exclusive of employees
Among the patients received are two wrlte
men.
Charles T.. Rodgers, MD.
HnNnIrIu Nav 9th. 1881.
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We must notice that our talented and versatile
neiphbor of the Gazette, in the report of Pinafore
bv a "musical critic, does not say a word about
the essential music of the performance the orches-
trail accompaniment and the talented musicians.
We need not remind him Of Prof. Berger whose ad-
mirable skill al our music lovers appreciate and
recognize. But we think a" musical critic"
who has the run Of the boards, where an amateur
performance is represented, Of which he speaks,
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DEPARTURES

D1NsTwrzE-
e-stmr X Bishop. for NawIItwil
.g-stmr W0kJIii. for koDlau
l1-srhr WaiIsls. for Walk"
tt-stur LikrIike. for HiiO
lf-sfrr Lehua. FOR Maui and MolDkai
Ft--tmr klIauea H1u. for knhuiut
af--rhr Marion. for kuku1Eael-
at-schr Eam0l. for kahului
45--rhr Leah, for HJuoIpu
l[-sebr EaukeaIu0hi. for Haualri
4G-stmr Jns Make. for hapaa
aE-Stmr I~Walani, for Maala~a
FOREIGN
gt-usw =ehr EaIuua on fishing cruise
IAN bktus Monitor. for ba4Ia't
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p NJ 8 8. Cos Time Table for 1881.
PORT OF HONOLULU, H I.
EPIDfT. MAY27. ISL
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
coAsTvIsE-
2I-stmr c p Bishop. from Kauai
g-ylokc-f. from Eoolau
l3-Stnr LlkeIiEe, from Hilg
l3--chr EekauIuOEi. from Hsne4eL
l3-Schr Leahi. from Honoipu
Z3-GeuI SeiZeI. frCn Waialu2
rE-Schr Pauahi, from Hamakua
14-Stur IwaIauf. from EOua and hsu
gL-ScEr Jenny walker. from Hllo
I4-Schr UIIama. from kOhala
~ i0Ii. from Pauuhau
gt-zchr LIhOIiIhO, for ECua and hau
44--tmr James Make, from Kauai
4-sehr Catarina. from Kauai
2E-zchr Luka. from EeaWasi
2I-Prince, from Eauuakakai
4E-schr WaimalO. from keJkep
FJEEIsS-
eI-Haw bk Ealakaua, jerks, l. days from ,
I-Am bk Bueua Vista. Calhoun. % dys fr ~ "a
ls-Bk California; days, from Newcastle :"
Am achr " n Meyer. Howe. -dys from :
Am bktue Eureka, NOrIb~r@- y days IRONS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-28

The City of Toxic, from China, was entering the Col
den Gate, as the Eureka came out on the sh inst. As no
vessel was on the birth to leave within 9 days OF the
Eureka, it will be some days before the China mail can
be expected here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-05-28
BIRTH.

In this city. May 18th, to the wife Of Fire Marshal
James Mcclure, . son.