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American and FOreign Patents


Patents procured in all countries. No ZEE
III ADVANCE. No charge unless the patent ia
granted. No fees for making preliminary
examinations No additional toes for obtain
ing and conducting rohearipg. Special at
tentOn given to Interference Gases befors
the Patent Office, Extensions before Congress
Infringement Suits in different States, and
ell litigation apportaining to Inventions Dt
PATENTS. Send STAMP Soa paMpuLRr
gIxry PAGES.
United States Courts and Departments.
claims prosecuted in the Supreme Court OF
the United htates, Court OF claims, Court OF
Commissioners of Alabama Claims, Southern
Claims Commission, aad all classes OF wal
claims before the Executive Departments.
Arrears of Pay and Bounty
orE.cEns, sonDIGHs End sArIops OF the late
war, or their heirs, arc in many cases enti.
lied to money from the Government, OF
which they have no knowledge. Write full
history of service, and state amount of pay
and bounty received. Enclose stamp and :
full reply, after examination will DO given
you free
Pensions.
All osfIoMss, soLDJEBs and sAiLoaH wound.
cd, ruptured or injured in the late war, how.
ever slightly, can obtain y pension. Many
now Receiving pensions are entitled to an
IsuREAsE. Send stamp, and Information
will be furnished free.
United States General Land Ofice.
Contested Land GASES, Private LAM Claims,
Mining Presumption and Homestead Gases,
prosecuted before the General Land Office
and Department OF the Interior.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report OF the Commissioner OF
the General Land Office shows 1907, 900 acres
of Bounty Land Warrants outstanding. These
were issued under the ACT OF 1855 and prior
Act. We pay cash for them. 5ond by regis.
tered letter. Where assignments 3re imper.
fsct we give instruc lions to perfect them.
Each department ot our business is con.
Quoted in a separate bureau, under the
charge OF experienced lawyers and clerks.
BY reason of errer or fraud many attorneys
are suspended from practice before the Pen.
sion and other Offices each year. Claimants,
whose attorneys have been thus Suspended,
will be gratuiIously furnished with full in.
formation and proper papers on application
to US.
As We chargp no fec ess successful,
stamps Tor return postage hoUId ts sent us
Lib eral arrangements made with attorneys
in all classes OF business.
Address GILMORE d CO.,
T. 0. Box d, Washington. D. @.
WARRINGTON, D. O., November "a, 1879.
l take pleasure in expressing my entira
confidence In the responsibility and fidelity OF
the Law, Patent and Collection House OF
GILMORE IL Co., of this city.
GEO. Il. B. WHITE,
Cashier OF thu National Metropolitan Bsnk.)
ix4 Il
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Treasure Reoeipts in San Fran a
cisco.

The receipts Of treasure through
Wells, Fargo & Co., at San Fran
cisco, during the past three
months, were as follows: July,
So 81, 1904; August, S,4l3, 1870, and
8 -ptember, S3,66S 04l-total. Sl0,-
y72, 4S0. or this amount $4,3l2, 769
was in coin. So 1888 45S in gold dust
and bars, S3,326, 1853 IN silver bull
ion, For nine months this total
receipts foot up $50 ,4S2, 467,
being less by $32, 1852 than the
same time In 1880. Mexico con-
tributed So, 479. 902 of the total for
the first nine months of the current
year, against $2,017, $50 same time
In 1880, being u gain of nearly half
n million of dollars. The ship
ments OF coin inland, through the
same office, during the past three
months, aggregate So, 77S, 99S, and
overland, $I,404, 748-including
$210, 024 In silver bullion.
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aasAYFsEa.gz
Water Elevator and Purifier.

PATENTED sEPTEMBIa rs, IS7,.
TIE Nd YEIELD WATER Ell.
.EVA9OR, will make the Foulest
Well or Cistern SWEET, PURE
AND WHOLESOME, in ten days
or less time,
"a Pump and Purifier
Combined
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It elevates water easier than any other
devise. 1t never freezes. 1t never cerrodes.
It has no wooden tubes to faint the water.
It fills the bucket at the bottom OF the well
or cistern. II sgitates the water by pass.
ing six gallons of air through it per minute.
1t ieluces Wiglers, Water Lice and Water
Bug 0 to their proper elomene. 1t Will
save its price once every year in dispensing
with the use OF nsuseous drugs taken into
the system to rornoye the effect of impure
water,by rendering the water pure, sweet
and wholesome.
A child eight years old can, with esae,
draw water sufficient for the use OF large
amily out OF lify-foot vol. For further
information, address
BROWNING, Pope & co.
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in the strongest terms the Unjust
stacks made by some of the press
on the military during it's CAM
paign. IL was the unanimous
opinion that General Wilcox and
his soldiers deserve the highest
commentator for the prom ptness
with which the outbreak
was met and crushed. Some of
the oldest citizens of the Territory
were present who declared that
during the time they had lived in
the Territory there had been many
outbreaks, and considering all the
circumstances of the present it had
been suppressed in much less time
with very 10 uch less loss of life end
property than any previous out
break.
Sheriff Paul this morning, at
ABOUT daylight, arrested the motor
ious cowboy, jerry Barton, who
killed e Mexican last week at
Charleston, aud killed Merrill last
Summer. Barton has murdered
twelve men In cold blood, and un-
til lass week it was supposed he
was dead.
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TUCSON, Oct. 13th.-A dispatch
sent from here to The City of Mex
leo by Leopold Zamosa, Superin-
tendent of Public Works, recon-
mends in strong terms the Con-
struction of the Gusymas Railroad
via Magdalena to the Santa Cruz
river on the line. AT that point it
will connect with the Arizona
Southern from Tucson.
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goa Aagsles Aerala'
LOSAMaELES WEEKLY HERALD

Unpublished overy Saturday morning
TERMS.
One year by mail or express ono oopy"Soee
Six months, . "'! "a
Three ..i W
Advertisements inserted at reasonable
rates.
All Kinds of .50b-Narh dOG9 so
Compete with tsao Eranclscs ~
PrIee. style. nud ElegA1e &c Jt Wssras
mauuss1D.
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OCTOBER DRAINING.

l95U
Whole Tickets, ST. Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. s. Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg
ietered letter or Postoffice order. Orders
semi at our expense. Address all order
r. M. BOARDMAN.
Courier-Journal building, Louisville, KY.
or r. NJ. BOA RDMAN, 500 Broadway.
New York. nb-d&w
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IpAznsrED FEBRUARY 1srn. l872.l
Never fails to supply more water than fouf
or ave Windmills, even supposing you have
all the wind you want. It Is also suitable fOs
running light machinery. such as Barley
Crackers, Corn Shelters, Tanning Mills, Grain
Soparators. or for Saving Wood. They are
never failing, cannot get out of order. easily
worked, substantial. and always give Salts
faction wherever they have been used. Ono
horse can easily work two 6-inch pumps with
4 continuous flow Of water. Force Pumps.
from 5000 to 10000 gallons per lour.
WINDMILLS Of all kinds manufactured to
order Wells Bored, windmills and Horse
Powers set in any part Of the State, and no.
pairing OF all kinds done. Manufactured and
for sAloby
LAUEKOTTER BROS,
Oar, 10Th aud Sacramento Sta.
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The American Colony.

These drawings, occur monthly (Sun-
days excepted), under provisions OF an
Adj of the General Assembly of Ken
lucky.
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
SONS.
button Company is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
a large reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizes for the
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PUT UP FOR PASSENGERS. jys.sm
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has positively refused such q reference. In the
meantime Turkish troops TO the number OF 1OO,UUO
are being massed on the border and active prepare
tons are being made for expected hostilities.
The news from the Cape of Good Hope is not hope
full. The Basuto insurgents have been beaten, ana
only q desultory guerrilla warfare Is now gong on
in that direction. But the revolt of the TransVaal
Beers is a more serious matter, and the colonlsts are
reported have asked the Imperial government for
assistance. The latest intelligence to hand, states
that the Beers had abandoned the Utrecht garrison.
The garrisons at Stardeslin and Wakkerstroom were
strongly entrenched and well supplied. Large
bodies Of troops were marching to the front ITO"
Natal. Previous to that news had been received OF d
disaster to British troops in the Transvaal. news
had been received from headquarters that q detach-
ment of 250 men of the 94th Regiment, marching to
Pretoria, were attacked by q large number of Beers,
and almost crushed 80 officers and 120 men were
killed or wounded, and the remainder were taken
prisoners. The coloEs 81 the regiment were, however,
saved. News had also been received that the Beers
at Potchefstroom murdered i've Englishmen VINO
were residing in the town, and as soon as the lnfor-
nation of the outrage reached headquarters q battery
of artillery was despatched and shelled the place.
The enemy were completely driven out, and over IUO
were killed by the guns.
From Australia we learn that the Premiers of the
various Colonies. had arranged for the proposed
Intercolonial Conference of Delegates, to meet on the
18th inst.
The troublesome chief, TIE Whit, had been inter-
viewed by Captain Knollys. the aide-de-camp of the
new Governor of New Zealand, Sir Arthur Gordon.
The Governor sent y letter Offering 10 meet Tie
Whit. The latter replied in his usual enigmatical
style, ). the potato is cooked green" Exactly oppo-
site interpretations had been given of this sentence,
but the general Interpretation was that it meant
that Te Whit considered it about time to |" throw up
the spopge."
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The P. NJ. s. s. " City of Sydney" has brought
Us news from the outer world to 4th inst, that being
the date at which she lett Auckland.
The interest Of European news still centres in
Ireland and Greece In Ireland matters appear to grow
daily more serious. A patrol of soldiers had been
attacked in Cork, and the state of things throughout
the country was snch, that all the meetings that
were TO have taken place on Saturday and Sunday
LIST and Ind January, were prohibited by the Gov.
eminent. A flying column Of troops was traversing
the country to prevent any attempts that might be
made at drilling in the night. The trial of the Land
Leaguers at Dublin, which commenced on the 18th
ult.. was opened by the Irish Attorney-G General in a
speech for the prosecution, which occupied four
days. The speech was based on the charges against
the leaguers chiefly on their utterances at different
meetings throughout the country. The trial excites in
tense interest and the court was densely crowdedday
after day. The Times, in a leading article which
appeared on New Years day. announced that the
Irish Land Bill which the Government proposes to
introduce, will supplement and repair the defects in
the Act of 1870. No new principles of land legis-
lation are embodied in the measure, a fact which
renders it unlikely that it will be of any avail to
quiet an agitation which has acquired revolutionary
proportions.
The recti6cation of the Greek frontier will appar-
emily not be peaceably accomplished. The Greeks
have been arming, because, Is the Prime Minister,
Coumoundurous, as reported in the Times CORES
poudence. announced to the Chambers in Athens
ss We have the decision of the Great Powers. and il
is our duty to cary it into execution" The King
has declared to the Legislature that he will have
so, 1000 men ready in spring. The Powers who are
parties to the Treaty of Berlin, desire to re-arbitrate
on the question, and the latest news is that Greece
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CoMMERCIAL
FRIDAT. q II. ISL.

FRIDAY. JANUARI =, ISL
Tue bofsterous weather Of the past week, has been fol
lowed by . dead calm. which has delayed in mid-chAnnel
many Of our sailing droghers bringing the staple from our
island mills. When we can get, what We may hope for
shortly. some steady, clear and mildly breezy " trade
weather, our merchants and shippers expect to De sr-u
ned with generous instruments from the new crop
The schr Julia Long was sold yesterday at adnlnis'ra-
tors auction for $3.50, 10 John + CoIburn, q fair price
considering the repairs required. This vessel Is to De
employed in bringing cattle from Kawaihae to Oahu'
The @ + HAendsl Is now 152 days outfrom Bremeniaha
n she has the Kamehanehas Statue on board a soou u-a
OF interest IL felt In her appearance As the statue
sured for sls 900. the work could be readily duPheAeH
case OF disaster.
whilst there f. some complaint OF ushthea7 u 80
money market. II - interesting 10 note
great financial ease and abundance abroad ana III -
respect we quote from the New Bedford Mercury rs's4
ed by last mail A.
"Mouey fs 30 plenty and 50 cheap at London thAt ths
British Government Is reported to be seriously thiLn m
Of refunding its 3 per cent eonsols at2A per cent VIM
" y.nderbuiIt - credited with having borrowed freely
IN London At 2 per cent. using his 4 per cent hi'sI
&c.. bond. n, collateral. The abundance Of money ana
the low rates al London are naturally turning the attsn-
~ Rrttih capital 20 American railroad investments and
vaccinations. and several Of the prominent rA iIo
stocks have been or soon will be PLACED on the Lohlon
stock exchange list ~ we'll A. on the list atNeW horN
The value Of the exports FOR the week past amounts u
slG .4a.Sa
The Marshal will sell to-day at the front door OF All
olani Hale, all the right. title and interest OF HI Il NC
Cool, m a dwelling house and lot Of land situate Al the
corner Of Pensacola and Piikot streets
Mr. L wilcox, will At the same place and time ser
,bs srsebold lands belonging 10 the estate Of kaiaika-
waha. deceased, late OF WaiAluG- These lands are STU
ate AZ Kan1ananuI, waialua, on this island Lott con-
tAins 81 acres lot ,, SIS acres lot s. ls5S acres Itf'
~ acres KAIo land lot 5. 3-Gi acres kAlo land loto' u
acres grazing land: lot :. % acres grazing lAnd'Io lot .,
2oss acres cane land; lot Q. 7O1O acres Kalo land Hnd
Ia IN Al acres EaIo land
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IMPORTS.

From Liverpool, per Lizzie Iredale. Jan 1f-E HoG.
ahiaeger 4 Co, 10 bles bags; W q SprOol,5 bbls ale; j q
Tucker. IA c.. 3 bis mdse: q W Maefarlane 4 Co, 9 pee
machine; Z U Hall & Son. 1 CO iron, 100 bdls wire. 10 kgs
nuts, , eshs chains. Is es hardware bales tTtne
Jno Mott 4 Co, a. cs iron, 50 cs tin plates
go bdls tubes, II sheets lead, II bdls buckets. Is pkg
frouwAre; Castle / Cooke, 81 pkgs machinery; W q
Irwin 4 Co, ? es mdse; t II Davies. ~ pkgs machinery,
s236 hsh plates. 1919 rails. 10 bags bolts, loo bbls cement
q, SD states, Is IN bricks, / csc oil cloth. 22f scks salt
Order 10 cs mdse. III tons coal. 8 bales mdse. 1 pkg sam
pies: T @ smith, I Csc effects; r A Maehe. ? bdls and 2 cs
iron, 2 CT effects: MaefarlAne K Co. 1 csc show cards: X
McKfbbtn. II csks and IL cs drugs: J T WaterhOuse, 81 cs
glass: 1919 es cement I6 bales blankets, 8 es pencaps,
D cs hats. 162 pots, , c. and ? bales Irvine, 10 bales bags,
2 ca trycyeles. 45 crates and Is cks earthenware, % cs
EPSON salts. % cs blue. Is c. saddlery. 10 bales and !
cs carpets, a. drums coal oil. $50 drums and 30 csks oils
and paints, I crates and - bdls buckets. 20 c. plates. 50
CO and I2I bdIs gal sheets. 10 c. b~athbrfck, 50 bdls wire,
IS drums staples s cks shot. 10 sheets lead. Z cks lamps
100 cs.candles, I6 cks tiles. go SKIS salt. % kgs nails. %
tubes, - bdls tubes, 80 cs soap. 25 cs brandy. and 157
pigs assorted mdse-
From Port BlakeIy. per Lizzie Marshall. Jan IL
t95, $50 Il lumber to Allen & Robinson
From Port Townsend. per COmpeer. Jan 1s-4lG.GI5 II
lumber, m pickets, 256,75O shingles to Hackfeld 4 Co.
From Sydney and Auckland. per City OF Sydney, Jan
I9-HAckfeld 4 Co. 81 c. butter. 4 cs and IS pkgs rope;
Order, 80 CO gin, A-cks brandy, 4 es confectionery;
Cleghorn 4 Co. ! csc mdse, 30 SKIS oats; Order, % cs iron.
IS CO brandy. In transit, 2il2 pkgs-
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PAssENG

For San Francisco. per J d spreckeIs. January 18TH
MOylan, y BGtteile. Jno Brown and two Cinnamon.
From windward Ports, per Lfkelike, Jan. 1Gth-H r II
KekauHfks, ) MacauIey, q Cohn. Miss II Severance. y
Sinclair and wife, Miss Z Gay. ] Bowler, " II Holmes. ID
r Vida and wife. T II Davies. W II Luce, Miss Tisdale.
II Williams, @ Bailey, W II Cornwell. J T. Kirkwood, J
Caldwell, w y Frear, Capt ID Taylor. + L Leslie. r II
BpyWn-
l. For San Francisco, per City Of Sydney, January 10Th
Hn MAJESTY THE KING. Lord Chamberlain e Il Judd. His
Ell W " Armstrong. DR. D n Smith and wife. II b McKen-
zte. Mrs Wilder, four children and servant. Miss Lamb.
IA Sawyer. II W JAnion, wife, three children and ser
want. r c Weston, @ + Eastman, Mrs J NJ Smith. s
Msgnin. G Kills, Joaquin PerreirA. wife and child.
oil Barber. W T Jones, W y Foster. c b Patterson,
T HoGron. T GulIiford. Mrs T G StrOh. W q Hughes,
ELuther. 8 n Wood. T FlaveIl. O Bowley. T Burceil. T
For, @ Freemont, T W Dinem, T Walsh. ard four Chinese.
For Jaant. Per Storm Bird. January I9th-G 2 Benson.
wife and child
For HOngkong. Per ouinta, January 19th-Mrs H Annie
and two children. eighteen Chinese
For Hongkong. per Hermine, January 2Eth-W T Payne.
From Liverpool. per Lizzie IredAle. Jan I4-CarI
Heutzs. Gustav Bendarf, Hugo Echiovald, l. Bates, A
Ausneld. II Hermonsen, + Leihofeke. ~ LuhOfskd, T
Brown. 3 ~ShermizAs, J johnson, G PArfenAuria. p BaroZi,
J Rail, J Pirsoski, J Coppers. A Cutten. J Patrick, p
Lever, v stonels, N Lubofsh-
From AneklAnd and Sydney, per CITY Of sydney. Jan
io-P Mefg. / Guibert, Dr. q b Chalmers, Sir Arthur
~stephnsy, r Whitehead, o Duval, A ; MeCullum. J Mar
tin. II Mead
Prom Mani and MoIokAi. per Lehua. Jan G-col
Norris, Mr. PAiko, DR. Nelson, Father Damien, and IS
dscK passengers, 1 leper.
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The sch Claus ~Spreckels arrived at hAhului' 1anuary'
IAN. II days from san Francisco.
The Rosario arrived at hahului, January ISth' uAS9
from San Francisco
20 AL for the Coast Captain Jinks expects To leave on
or before the 18th instant
The bktne Discovery Is Oh the EsPlAnade WAITING III
cargo
sails Monday for the Coast
The Hermine sails to-day for HOngkonS- she mas Desh
delayed on account Of adverse winds. and the captain
decIfning 10 nav $40 for tOwage. Rather heavy rates for
a small vessel like the Hsrmine, and a. lightly loaded.
The little schr Pearl makes her initial trip u hoolAu
to-day.
The schr Julia A Long has been sold to Mr. John
CoIburn, and will be commanded BY Captain Reynolds,
working.
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EXPORTS.

lbs sugar, 234I lbs tAllow. Al hides. O.6OO lbs rice, $50
bnchs bananas. Dom value, s~4sys72T5. For value,
s.. TrAnsitu $4,000.
For HongkonR. per Quinta, Jan 19-24 tons iron, etc,
, ca cigars For value, Ss94.
For JAluit. per Storm Bird. Jan I9-ICO es bread. 3 bgs
potatoes. g. kgs and 60 bgs rice, 20 c. tobacco, % bbls
beef. S bbLs pork, and sundry small stores, 6 sheep, 1
bullock. For value. k1f1249. Dom value, S53.
For Hong Kong. per Hermine. Jan 2O-SO2 tons salt.
lHS Ibs fungus. Il pkgs nsh, 2 bbls beef, 2 iron pans, IS
water csks. u pkgs metal. Dom value, 1890. For value,
s749.
For San Francisco. per City OF Sydney, Jan 20 81 yS57
lbs wool. az .6T2lbs sugar. 1900 goat skins, 772I lbs coffee.
sc pkg b leaves, Ills bnch bananas. 1 csc champagne, l
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aetu advertisements.

LII MENTS NOT ORDERED
q out of the columns of the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL
ADV ERTISER before the 3Oh day of August, 1850, accounts
of which have been usually rendered quarterly or yearly, are
payable to the PACIFIC ERCIAL AD-
VERTISERC co. ONLY. Bills for the amounts due
will shortly be rendered, and payments should be made to the
undersigned,
f. HAYSELDEN, Agent p. &. A. Co.
War ow executin. Job Printing work
at exceedingly sow rntes. Our steam faciI-
titles enab ns TO Priat 100 nent VisiIiuS
Cards for SI.oO, former price. $3.50.
1000 nent Bill Heads for $500. former
price. $3.50.
so Posters for from $3.50 TO $500. former
stmiInr reductions.
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A devoted old servant of the Bonapartes has
just died in his Vaudois home. NJ. Thelin was
a Switzer, born In the Vaud, and first entered
the service of the Napoleonides as coachman to
the Empress Josephine. He was afterwards in
the household of Queen Hortense, and attached
himself to the fortunes Of the young Louis Napo-
leon. He followed the latter to Strasburg, after
wards accompanied him to America, and never
left his side.
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ORA

Report Of the s 8 City Of Sydney. II C Dearborn. Com
mRndsr-Left Sydney At $50 p N, December 5Oth, 1850
arrived At Auckland SIS . m, January 9Th. and left for
HOnolulu AZ $50 p m, same day. Arrived at Honolulu
January 18th. At $50 p m Experienced strong head
winds the entire passage. j. SrdoSsES, JR, Purser.
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Notice Of FOreol4 Re Of Mortgage.

NoTlCE IS HEREEnlsIXENTHATPU R-
Az suant 70 q power q saie's % 80 n a certan deed Of
mortgage dated toe sh day o. rcL "a asde between
Samuel kahimoka u the one p. fhna A. j. Cartwright, Of
the other part, ard recorded in l. y Is, 6Nos 3sT and $780,. In
me once o. the lsgistraI Of Deed IN uon5friu. The said A.
;. Cartwright intenfs 70 f,reciase ~ mortgage and after the
time limited by Law, TO cauRe the AZ, mnrtgaqgd property de-
scrioed In said mortge &c deed, 20 hoold ~ pubnc auction fr
q breach OF the condlSons cnntaine1in lhd said deed. ThA
property Is situated AZ Aaneohe. Koouroko, Island OF Oaha
RICHARD " BiCkEA ron. Attofy fr mortss gee.
Dated Honolulu, January lssh, 40. jal6G
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DEPARTURE

Jan IS-Brig J ID Spreckels, for San Francisco
I5-schr Waioi for PaAuhan
I5-Schr EulAmanu, for kOhalalele
I7-stmr @ r Bishop, Tor Kauai.
lT-sgmr Lehna, for Maui and MOlokai
IT-sInr MokOli, for Koolau
l7-Schr Gen Siegel. for Waialua
I7-schr Jenny for Kauai
lT-schr Marion for Kukuihaele
Is-stnr ukeIike, for WindEard Ports
Is-Stmr KilAuea Hou, foe Kahului
Is-sch Nettie Merrill, for Lahain2
Ig-GerS tmr Quinta, for HOngkOng
a-P NJ = s City Of Sydney. for San Francisco
BRIG Storm Bird, for Jaluit
2I-Stmr Waimanalo, for Kooiau
2I-Ger bk Hermine. for HOngkOng
9-Schr Mana, for KuAu
2l-Schr MAnuokAwai, for Hanamaula-
2I-schr Pauahi, for HAmakua
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOert1ser
SATURDAY. JANUARY %, 1881.

WE nave already expressed our unqualif-
ed satisfaction at the appointment by His
Majesty of his sister Her Royal Highness,
the Princess LiliuokaIani as Regent of the
Kingdom during his absence. We now
publish Her Royal Highness's address to
the Hawaiian people on assuming the reins
of Government. Most heartily do we on
our own part respond to it and equally
heartily we call on all Hawaiians of what
ever race to support the Princess Regent in
the unwonted task hat has fallen to her,
Gin the advancement of a common welfare
and the maintenance of the independence
of our beloved land"