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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-07
The Jenkins Run Nuisance.

Another meeting Of citizens affected By the
jenkins run nuisance was held on Saturday
night last. The committee appointed at the fret
meeting 20 confer with the city and county author
tiles relative 20 abating the nuisance made re-
ports. Mr. John II. Handy, Of the city commit.
tee, spoke Of the communication which was sub
mi,ted TO the city council and referred TO the com
mittee on health. Mr.. Handy's committee sp-
pearcd before the health committee on Friday and
the run was inspected but no definite action taken.
There seemed 90 be doubt Of the foulncss Of the
nuisance, though what action the city wOuid ,skc
with reference TO abating Il was doubtful, the OBJ
lection being that the city has means Mt Its dis.
posal 10 extend the sewer 10 the falls.
Capt. Clark, Of the county committee, said that
he had been advised Of n case now pending In the
Court Of Appeals In which similar questions would
be raised that would settle the point TO whether
or not nuisanees Of this kind were Of private or
public character. Mr.. Handy did not think the
case In the Court Of Appeals would determine this
question, ~ IL was radically different.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that u IL
the right Of the people living In the neighborhood
Of the nuisance 10 be relieved by the city council
that IL Is the duty Of the city authorities 10 use all
proper meansto induce legal action In Baltimore
county, and have the source Of the nuisance In the
county abatcd, and requesting the mayor and city
council to urge upon the State Board Of Health
the fullest exercise Of their Official power 20 casse
the abatement Of the nuisance.
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BrooklAndville, this county. Chief Engineer De
Vain was stationed several thousand miies from
home when his vito died. ~
Our city friends having decided MOTTO send
their Ere engines into the county have now gone
step or two further and propose to cut on the
water supply Of the belt and stop county children
from ATTENDING The city schools. We are begin
sing % think that few hrst-elass funerals among
the oGiciaIs Of the Monumental. city would be-
vastly benedciai. Verify, tho lot Of the beitits
sppearssh not to be happy one.
The Census Bureau furnishes table show
ing the acreage and production Of the different
cereals In the several counties Of this State BaIt-
more county being ~ follows: Barley, ~ acres,
tts bushels; Buekwheat 40 acres. o. 400 bushels;
Indian corn, AS acres, SOS bushels; oats
1891 acres, $4,000 bushels rye, 1890 acres,
tss2i bushels; wheat, Is sss acres 3ps, 757 bush.
tobacco, ~ acres, s,eoi pounds.
---August Rnvrisht and Alex. Skipper got
into di1heulty at Mrs Skaters, near the hrst toll
gate, Belair road, last Saturday night when Ern-
wright cut Skipper on the len aide Of the head
with bowie knifs, inhieting . wound about four
Inches In length aud sevsring an artery. The ae-
eused was arrested and committed 10 Jail BY jus.
ties Cole, Of waserly. Shippers wound e dan.
gsrcus though not necessarily fatal.
There were added to the Uxrox's mail lie,
last month thirty new subscribers. all Of whom
either came 10 the once in person or Voluntarily
cent their names. 0ur subscription iis has grows
greatly since the frst Of The year and without GU.
making any effort 10 increase ID. Judging from
the frst week In May, u promises 10 be equally
as good . month In this particular - April was.
The UsioS has hrn footing with the people Of
the eosnty, regardless Of politics. and this We cant
help bot feel proud o.
Some little excitement was created In Tow
sensevn last Saturday night BY the report that q
son u Mr.. Alfred Pbipps, aged about II years.
vas missing. The boy bad been sent out In the
afternoon 20 lock for his brother, who was mind
Ing COWS, but falling 10 end him laid down In q
stone quarry, near the Dui.ny's Valley pike. and
vent % sleep. About dusk In the evening Mr..
joe. Phipps. bis uncle, who keeps The gate On ths
sweet Air pike, was returning IRON Towsontown
and b. seetaeat cav thsboy sleeping In The quarry
and took him 70 bis house. bringing him 10 his
parents on Sunday morning.
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The Consuelo returns 20 EAhulut-
The bark G. o. WhitmOse has been chartered o. load
coal from Departure Bay to Honolulu
The Lady Lampson sailed from San Francisco on the
asth ult. with a s5ayOss cargo for this port
The Ella and DimOud were both 20 reload with dispatch
from San Francisco 10 this port. Capt jerks OF the ka
Iakaua reports frsight8 - being good
The Anna sailed from San Francisco for Eahulais on
the 1Oth uIt, with cargo valued at $4,000 comprising
pkss Bread. 500 bbIs Flour and q lot Machinery.
The new iron steamer City % Rio Jaueir0. purchased
NJ New York a few months ago for account % the Pacific
Mail Company. left Acapulco on the 18th Tor san Fran
cisco. Capt CAverly IL IN command
The charge against l. H.. Kohler. first mate Of the
American vessel W. n. Dfmond. in the United States Dis
trfct Court AZ San Francisco, Of beating and wOuultug \
=. westberry, the second mate OF the ship, has been dis
missed by the Commissioner.
The yacht wandsrer arrived in Port on the 9Th inst, %
days from Fiji. she sailed from COquimbo, Chill, on
June fsth. and has visited since, the Marquesasr Society,
Friendly and FiG Islands She will remain IN port
about one week and then proceeds 10 Yokohama, japan
she will not call into San Francisco.
The steamer Porteus arrived at Sc. John, y. F. sept
I2fh. from Lady Franklin Bay, having accomplished her
work. she brought back such members OF the expedl-
81 the Arctic winter. There was much ice in Lady
Franklin Bay. No tiding5 Of the missing Jeanette or
search parties
The number Of vessels plying between the United
st.fos and Europe Is $40, OF which A-G55 are sailing YES
80 M 55 steamships The sailing vessels are dis
trfbufed among the various nations A. follows, lrz10 are
p-ft5sh Z 015 norwegian and Swedish, So American, 55S
Ttaif.n ge5 German, l65 Austrian, IS spanish, ca Russian,
81 FrrIeb. 40 Dutch, ID Danish, % Portuguese and ? Bel
g5an- OF ne steamers 4T are British. . German y
Soauish. II American, II Belgian, French Duteh' .
italian. 5 Danish
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P. N. S. s. Co.'S Time Table for 1881.
M

FRLDdT. OCTOBER :. ISL.
Business has fallen oH during the week past. various
reasonable causes having produced the noticeable duIuess
in all branches % trade. The news Of the death Of Pres
Ident Garfield Affected business here % an extent tina
plainly denotes how closely allied are the feelings q thi.
community with those with whom We have reciprocal
eonrection- The rendering % quarterly accounts also re
ducsd the volume % business. a. IL usual, but the ont
look Ia very favorable for . large Influx Of country buyer.
eager % settle old, and willing TO open new accounts.
The duinsss In the sugar market. a. regards arrivals. d
partly ocset By the free arrival o. rice and other o. on
domestic products. but during the ensuing shree month.
"a Ia not expected that vessels for the Coast will be hsav
fy ~freizhtsd- The imports for the week consist q III.
eargoes. brought BY the City OF sydney. Ealakaua ans En-
reka and amount In total valuation 10 nearly $4,000.
Tbs exports 10 the Coast amount 10 s55.972 q and in
eiuds Ssi .sO7 rs sugar and 2f2.55O rs rice. Besides thes,
shipments We are pleased to note that the Martha Ride
out took 10 the Sound q small shipment Of rice. 5000 10.
which ldds In monetary valuation 1000 more 90 the *
ports for the week
Measrs- williams, Dimond 4 Co.'S letter Is % hand but
lack OF space will not allow US % present Il in this issue
instesd. We present the report Of Collector Allen Oindly
furnished IN by his Excy. the Minister Of FInancej for
the Quarter ending Sept. %, also for the nine months
ending on that date and each compared with the previous
eorresponding periods In 1850
II VIII be noticed with pleasure that our exports In al
most all lines OF domestic produce exhibit an increase
which for us should be an equivalent 20 being in an ex
~ceedingly prosperous condition Here follows the Re
port:
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EAwakens the memory of many pitiful
tragedies in high places-in ancient and
modern history and we derive an instruc-
tive lesson from the contemplation of the
events and characters of the past and
present.
3 There was in old Rome an eminent
Roman Senator and leader named Mar
s%cellus, who was untimely slain and his
mother Octavia, n Roman matron of dis
I~tinguished virtue and superiority of charac-
ter, bewailed his loss with such excess of
fgrief that she became furiously demented.
And there was in modern Mexico an EN-
iperor MaximiIlian, called to a throne by an
Influential portion of the Mexican people ;
but deposed by another portion, and
shot to death-and his loving young wife
ICarIotta felt the bitter loss so deeply, that
she lost her reason, and hopeless mania
reigned in its stead.
But when GARFIELD-the good and kind
man, the high-spirited citizen, the genial
%neighbor, the fond husband, the afieetionate
son, and moreover TIE chosen Ruler of fifty
millions of peoples miserably slain in
the heighth Of his h~opefulness, his useful
mess, and his glory,-what does a tender
hearted, faithful, devoted wife, a Christian
.Lucretia say? Goods will be DONE" And
though her tears must abundantly flow, she
bows in submission, and accepts with
christian resignation her changed position
and duties in life.
And what a Y the mother of the Presi-
dent? She who had nursed her precious
IbOy-had prided so much in his boyish and
manly develOpment-had listened with
such exultation to his praises from multi
Itudes of lips, and had had seen him at last,
placed on the highest pinnacle of honor
and influence by his admiring countrymen.
when he is struck down, and after days of
struggle with the angel of death, passes
away, what does the faithful ChristianI
'mother say? flames is not gone" No,
Inc is not gone from her. Nor can any
son be taken away from the heart Of al
And when she is Christian, like,
AAi7 6Ab ACA1 bAA AADNAANAt NANAt % W. bAoOLhg
ITartarus, or eternal sleep Of humiliation,
to darken her mind-such as may have
lobscured the vision of the ancient pagan|
but a bright hope and assurance
THAT her boy, her darling James, has only
before.
And there is another wife and mother
proper to be mentioned here the beloved
Empress oftwo hundred millions
of people, who has so tenderly sympathizedI
the suffering wife and mother of
America. She has sought with them the
same source OF Love and Mercy ; and she
has Joined the compassionating hearts of
two mighty nations together, and other
with them, by pointing to AL
Nigh ty God as n support and comfort"
He alone can" God bless these three
Christian mothers And whilst we conn.,
passionate the sad fates of an Octavla, and
a Carlotta, let us rejoice in the illustriousi
example Of resignation to Divine Will pre-
scented to the world by a Victoria, and an
Eliza, and Lucretia Garfield.
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THE DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT
SCENE AT THE DEATHBED.

September 19.-At the Presidents bedside
holding his poor emaciated hands in her own
and watching with anguish unutterable the fas
vanishing signs of life, sat the faithful, devoted
wife during the closing hours of the President.
career. Around him we're other weeping friend.
and the physicians, lamenting their powerless
ness in the presence OF the dark angel of death
Toward the last the mind of the sufferer wan
dered. He was once more back in Mentor, amid
those scenes where the happiest hours of hi'
life were spent. He sat in the dear old home
stead again with it's loneliness around him. He
was with his aged mother, so proud of her big
hoy, his faithful wife. and his beloved children
1t was a blissful dream that robbed death of its
terror, and rendered the dying man for the
moment unconscious of the cruel rending of his
once vigorous frame that was constantly going
lon. The means of restless ocean mingling with
the signs of loved ones as the lamp of life
ahickered and went out for ever.
Nearly everyone around the President chung
to hope to the last moment, and refused to
believe the approach Of death until the shadow
deepened, and the destroyer's presence could be
!no longer unfelt. Flags hang ut half-mast from
every house on Ocean avenue, and the gayety OF
those favorite watering-places is followed by the
deepest gloom. The struggle is over, and death
-. -..A-.
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PASsENGERS.

4 FrDm San Francisco pr Kalsksua, Oct Geo VI Coffin
sI:pbt g. CLARK. TLJs Lucas. John n Hardwick, Henri
brown
Z Prom san Franciseo. Per City OF Sydney. oct. 2-Mis
Alexander. W LidEate and wife, = G Davis. I Lyons, w
y Tubsr and son. y r BOles. II r HOLSTER, Miss ]
CLARK. Mr. : " Damon and son. Miss Mary Damon. MS
n Campbell. Major WruughtOn- II Lose. Mrs Brown. sol
aud daughter. VI HyIuan. Mrs NJ Lyman. T r Foster. Mr.
+ T. Poster. Mr. aud Mrs. Il NcIntyre. A 3 HErtEell. N
aud Mr. Bertlemaln. II Bertlemhnn. DR.. Mrs any
Master Cumming, Miss Jones. @ W Lincoln, Mrs snc
Master J " Whitney. DR. POrtlOppidAn. Miss Chamberlain
= 4 Adams, q L Whitaker. II Cornwall and wife. Mrs y
2 Widdifeld son and daughter. Mrs T y Mcclellan. Mis-
BrickwOOd. A " Bash, T n Dawes. + II Jackson, II May
" A swan. II A Bridges, p Spreckels, } Freese. Mr. AnC
Mrs " - smith, Mr UnnA. Mrs Won Pfster, J NelemEI
land wife. r : Dunn and wife. Robert owens, VIM White
J q CIair0r. o s Patten, A ) HOrd, X W Granuis. w
fMcLeau. VIM Russell. A Lawrence, James Ward. d OIley
T. = FOrger. d EeErdou. and Q Chinese 60 passengers II
transit for the Colonies.
Z For Windward Ports. per Likeleke. Oct. Z lSS1-W {
Irwin. Godfrey Brown. r Jones vile and daughter. J X
8Eldarts. ---Lidgate. Mr Chamberlin. 8 q wilder. {
7decE-
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MEMORANDA.

Report q +. n s. &. City OF sydney, II. c. Dearborn
.'omHlauder, from san FrHUci-co- Left September 18th
'at 21O p y, and discharged Pilot at 35f P n, and arrive.
20 Honolulu October 2ud, Et l15 p. ~ with Gl cabin, ?
-tscrare pass"uEers. o. tons cargo and Il packages mail
weather during passage. fine.
Report % the Bark Ealakaua. Capt Jeuks-SAled from
san trangisr1 sept IJth. At co T. n. Had moderate y
y. ". winds with q high sea. during the hrst three days
then light. battling winds till We took the GRADES II
Lat - 90 Long 49, had them very light. wa
.iu sight q the islands for three days with light s. "
winds and rain Arrived in port oct. o % days passage
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Am bk Jenny Pitts. Wickburg. from Port Gamble, Oct
IA b n : Triumph Stirling from south America. doubtfS
Russian cvtte Duke Of Edinburgh, from Gtbralter. Oct
Br Cvtts Champion. Hope, from London, doubtful
Am Blk II = Thompson, Potter, from New York. October
Am sch Eva. Paul, from Departure Bay. October
Am biz Caibairian. Hopkins, from New York, October
Am hk Adouis. from Bremen. November
Am bk CsyIon. Hallett. from Boston, October
An BIZ Revere, M.Intyre. from Departure Bay. due.
Eng BIZ Lady Lampaon, Marsten. from 8 =. Oct
Am bktne q o Whitmore, Starbeil, from NauaimO
Am bktne Amelia, - from Port Townsend
Am bktue Ella. Brown, from ST
Am bktne W II Dimond, Houdlett, from ST
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y We regret to learn that Wm. H. Cornwou
ESD, OF Waikapu, was severely hurt last week
by being thrown ont Of his buggy at Waikiki
He was driving up to the butchers shop Of thai
place, and going rather close 20 the hitchinl
post, his horse SHE'D badly, threw Mr.. Cornwel
out, he striking the axle Of the wheel. au5
suffering 4 severe confusion Of the sid and in.
jury to the kidneys. His hurt Is serious. anG
will require great care and complete rest.
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GARFIELD MEMORIAL WEEK

MAY be the proper designation of the seven
Sdays, beginning with the arrival of the
steamer last Sunday bringing the news of
the death Of President Garfield, and closing
to-day. During these days the authorities
land the community, of all n~ationaIities,
shave put on either a badge or demeanor of
mourning, and have spoken of the great
bereavement, as though we had suffered a
national calamity. Our Court, and our
authorities of all grades have, by order,
gone into mourning our places of business
lhave been draped with trappings of woe,
land, for a time, have been closed the Ha-
swaiian people rave assembled in advanced
'Of all others here to express sorrow, and tOl
resolutions of coincidence. The conf
'munity has turned out in earnest and
lsubdued throngs TO listen to memorial per-
'formances of music, and to listen in al
to dirges of woe, to chaunts of
IlamentatiOn, to prayers of sorrowing aspi-|
and to an eloquent address and heart
euIogy all speaking of Garfield
the great and good man, the murdered
IPTesident-sO that the name of Garfield has
in these islands n household word, al
IwatchwOrd, and an inspiration, drawing u.s.
in bonds of sympathy and affectionI
Ito the mother that bore, to the wife that
loved, and to the nation that honored him.
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NUTICE

NBUBLIC >OTICE ~ HEREBY CIV EN.
n that the undersigned IL the owner Of certain par
Of land, situated Ia kula, Island Of Msui, being kuleana
mo, S,SSi, and Royal Patent No. "a. There are 90 acres IN
lone piece, and 10 acres in the other. making a total oi "
acres. l hereby give public notice that 1 only have any
fright or interest ia said lands no one else has any authority
30 lease. sell, or otherwise convey any portion Of said parcels
iof land, Any person whO may have leased either Of said
lands or portions thereof must account TO me for the rent, ~
any such leasing is totsliy unauthorized. the former owner
IPauelua, being stIl alive The undersigned having pur.
chased the title in said land. gives this public notice, 60 take
EFFECT from the date hereof
Wafkikikai, Aug "a 1881. ALOHlkEA.
aug2L3 m
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
co1sTwIsE.
Oct I-stmr KiIauea Hou. from Eahului
I-Semr Lahua. from Mani and MOlokai
I-stmr MokoIi, from Koolau
I-Schr Eamoi, from kahulut
I-Schr Haleakaiau. from HilO
1-Schr Julia, from HilO
I-sehr Nette Merrill, from LAhaina
I-Schr Eekauiuohi. from Hanalei
2-Stmr Lfkeike. from Hawaii
2-Stmr C. r. Bishop, from Kauai
2-8chr MaIolo, from Hflo
Eschr Jennie, from NawtltwtH
G-stmr Jaa. Make. from Kauai
f-Schr HRunAnis from Hawaii
-schr NanuokKwRi, from Hanamaula
EoRxTGN-
oct Up. n. = s. City OF Sydney. Dearborn. 6 days AM
n hours from San Francisco
2-HRW bk EalakRua. JsnkJ, % days from r
Am bkts Eureka, Emerson, ID days from II
T-Brt ycht wHnderer. Gordon,23 dysf I'm suva.FiiiI
DEPARTURES
coKsTwIsE.
Oet 9-seh PAuahi. for Waianaa
a-Schr WAimalu. for Eohala
IStmr Mokoli, for EOoihu
-stmr Kilausa HOu. for Maui
-schr Marion. for kuknihaele
sch KAluna, fog Ol0wala
a-Semr Likeiike, for Hil0
4-Stmr Lshua. for Maui aud Mol0kai
-stmr C. r. Bishop, for Kauai
4-Schr Julia, for HAkalau
E-Schr MaiOlo. for Hanalei
ESchr Mana, for OlowalA
SSchr LukA. for KohAla
@echr EhAla. for WRianae
Aschr HaioakAla. for Pepekou
|Schr Eekauiuohi, for Hanalei
I-Stmr James Make, for Etiauea
EoREIGS.
oct Am bktne J. A. FAIkinburg. Hubbard, for = r
2-P. NJ 3. = City Of Sydnsy, Dearborn, sydney
5-Brit bk G~langAber, Richards, for san Francisco
5-H b NJ 9 Gannett. Bourke. cruise
sam blk Martha Rideout, Wlckberg. PIT Townsend
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FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

Am achr Daisy. Rowe. Higgins
Am schr Sadie =. Caller. Larsen
Br bgtne Surprise. -
Br ship City o. Bombay. stOwell.
Haw BIZ Iolani. Garrelis-
An bk kalakaun. jerks
Am bktne Eureka. Emerson
Be yacht " anderer. Gordon
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

JOHN IL. y, Inspector Of Weights sn
Measures, for the Island Of Oshu-IOS Beretania Stree
|orders may ee len at the Police Station. ioly9, sl,tf
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The Christian Herald of September /, pub
,Iishcd by the New York Bible House, has on its
first page two excellent portraits Of their
.Majesties, King Kalakaua and Queen Kapiolani.
1T however makes some amusing mistakes in a
two page sketch Of the King and Queen Of the
Sandwich Islands. 1t says, Queen Emma
Europe in 1871, and whose brother then
Of Hawaii accompanied her. While in
England they both died Of measles"
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NOTICE.

I'm LAST MONDAY 4 o. ALIIC ALARM
M ard Calender Clock was Stolen from The Office 81 VIC,
Zones Also. missing the following books smiths Leading
'rases. , voIs, The Hawaiian statutes ftom 1850 90 1874,
bound in Uuc volume
The borrowers viii be pleased 60 rgiurn the same immedi-
| a. IL CREAMY '"s G. JONES
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A IL PERSONSHAVING CLAIMS tg"i.-t
The Estate OF ue late KUtHtwA. alias kiHtNAi alias
iuoomL1. Cw) Of Honolulu, Oahu. are herciy nohhed 20 pre-
th~n to The undersigned within sX months IRON date, 90
III .,.f- .,rever barred md all persons indebted o. the
A's "i 'A AflKI,
Administrator Of the Estate q kuihewn,
alias Klhewa and Hoohila.
Honolulu. : II. S. 1851. scpi0.A-'
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0 MERCHANTS. planters, ETH

n DINN, MERCHANT, GLASGOW
Q1AWAIIAN CONSULT
Undertakes the purchase and shipment Of all kinds Of Brit
Ish and Continental Goods, and viii be g.ai TO receive OrIer
at rates either free on board at shipping port IN Europe. O
delivered ex ship Out with duty for buyers accounJ a
Such Orders may be accompanied by remIttaGces
payable 10 London or San Francisco or he will draw ST 6
days sight against confirmed credits from Honolulu Banker.
or otherwise. to suit the convenience OF buyers.
REFERENCES:
MESSRs. WI. C. & co, Honolulu.
Hon. W. L. GREEN, Honolulu.
HON. J.. :. WALKER, Honolulu.
THE AGRA BANK (Limited), London
junlS Tyr
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NOTICE.

NUR. LUNG a THIS DtI RE-
vi tired from the arm Of =. I. LENEHAN a co.
Isignedl ,. ,. LENEHAN g. co.
Honolulu, sept. /, 1851.
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MR.. J.. q. TUCKER has this day been admitted as . part
Inef in our firm, the new firm assuming the responsibilities OF
land collecting all the debts due 20 the late nrm..
Isignedl p. T. LENEuAN a 90.
Honolulu, Sept. ]. 1851 SELF
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aeW advertisements.
WANTED

RY A GENTLEMAN. PARTIAL OR full
- employment at books, or otherwise. Address,
octsl 1t NJ NJ, P. c. ADvERTTsEB Office