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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT

Tuesday Night. December 10Th
At Young Mems Christian Association
Rooms 112 Gay street, at 1880 o'clock.
PRoGRAMMR-PART FIRST.
l. Opening Chorus-''Credo"-from Mil
lard's Mass, in G.
g. Solo ''Beumenthaps Message'-Mrs. A.
Barton.
g. Piano Solo-Miss Minnie Barker
T. Duette-"The FisherIan"-Mrs. and
Mr.. Barton
5. Solo Carina"- Miss Mary Welcker.
PART SECOND.
g. Trio-''Father Lead Me"-Prof Steen,
Mrs. Steen and Mrs. Lawrence.
7. Solo-''The Waiting Heart"-Miss Mat
tie McCampbeIi.
g. Duette-''Live and Love Thee"-Prof
Deaderick and Frank Barker.
g. instrumental Music-Dr. Simmonds.
10. Solo-tAuld Robin Gray"-Mrs. Law
renee.
H. Male Quartette-'The world is what
we make it''-Steen, Humes, Deaderick,
Kirkpatrick
Sustaining, active and associate members
will be admitted upon the presentation of
their Lecture Course tickets. Admission tol
hers, % cents. dec17d2
New Books
in all the most attractive bindings, every
style and all prices, can be found only at
Ogden Bros. dec17d2t
On Tapis.
The daughter of one of our prominent
physicians will be married on the 9th to q
civil engineer now in Mississippi.
A travelling salesman for one of our book
houses is going to change the name of q
prominent society lady about the Doth.
A well known Third Church man will
marry an East Knoxville belle on the
21st.
A popular drummer for wholesale hard
ware house will be joined in wedlock to 6
Main street lady on the Goth.
Going to have cake?
The Tennessee Legislature
Full reports of the proceedings of ou
Legislature will be published in our Daily
and Weekly.
ALI important proceedings will be tele
graphed.
The session viii be very important.
Now is the time to subscribe for bott
Daily and Weekly.
The Legislature meets January LIST.
| Beautiful Juvenile Books, at Ogden Bros
| dec17d2t
Xmas and Wedding Presents.
A fresh consignment Of Fine Role,
Gold Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware
finest Quality; "Rogers & Bro
Knives, Forks and Spoons; Nut Picks
Table Fruit Knives, Cake Baskets
Pickle Casters, Dinner Casters, Nap
kin Rings, Solid Silver Fruit Knives
&C., &C. These goods must be sol,
before January LIST. A. ID. DUNBAR.
A large stock of Fancy Goods, at Ogdel
Bros. dec17d2t
For New-Year Cards, 60 to tn
| Chronicle Job Office.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

Wedding stationery and ball pro-
grammes of the most exquisite de.
sign at the Chronicle Office.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough Shiloh's cure is the
remedy for you.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

Double Breech- Loading Shot Guns.
Double Muzzle- Loading Shot Guns.
Single Shot Guns.
Eagle Duck and Sea Shooting Powder,
expressly made for our trade.
Loading implements, Shells, Wads,
Primers, Shots, Caps, Lead, &c.
Special Offer for a Few Days
A large lot of Woods Paper Shells, at so
cents per 100.
w. W. WOODBURY. l. Co.
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TO MERCHANTS.
Go to Condor Bros, for SiI-7
yer Brick Soap, Olive Soap and
Napkin Soap.
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

If our paper is not delivered in due time
by our carriers or by the mails, please no.
tify us by postal card or otherwise.
We earnestly request every failure to be
reported. This is the only way to correct
mistakes and mismanagement
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An entire new assortment of all tho latest
styles and designs. can be found at Ogden
Bros
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

Notices of Wants, not exceeding
fUe lines, inserted an this cOlunln at
the fottolci1ag rates: % cents q day;
$1.00 q 10eek; $500 a month; $500
q quarter.
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New stock Christmast Cards received by
Ogden Bros.
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New Books just received, at Ogden Bros.
dec17d2t
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A. A. Ashmore, Messy Greek, says:
Having used bottle of Browns Iron Bit
ters, most willingly testify to its medici-
nal virtues"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19
CENTRAL COAL CO.

CENTRAL COAL CO.,
Miners and Dealers in
COAL CREEK LUMP COAL
Coal furnished by the car load. We de-
liver coal promptly to the city trade.
Office, Fouehe Block. Cinch street, Ad-
dress E. E. MoCRosKEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

Those that know nothing about the value
of clothing, pay no more than those that
know it thoroughly, at HEARTS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

Many New Styles Of Job Type re.
ceiyed at the Chronicle Job Offlce.
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To the Stockholders of the Mechanics
National Bank.

The annual meeting of stockholders of
the Mechanics National Bank, for the cleo
ton of Directors for the ensuing year, will
be held at their banking house, in this city,
between the hours of 10 a. m. aud p. m i,
on Tuesday, January 9th, 1883.
dec10d1m SAM. HOUSE, Cashier.
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New Books received by Ogder. Bros.
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WANTS.

Board or BOarders Wanted-HOuses
for Rent or Sale or Wanted-StOlen,
Lost or Found-HOrses Carriages or
other Property for Sale, for Hire or
Wanted-COOks, LabOrers or Homes
Wanted-SituatiOn Wanted.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

Latest styles of Ball and Wedding
at the Chronicle Office.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

Underwear of standard qualities cheaper
than elsewhere, at HEARTS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

had severe attacks of gravel andsskidney
trouble; was unable to get any medicine or
doctor to cure me until used Hop Bitters,
and they cured me in a short time.-A Dis
tinguished Lawyer of Wayne Co., N. Y.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

The Chronicle makes Job Printing
a specialtY.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

The best Overcoats for the lowest prices,
at HEARTS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

Christmas Presents, suitable for young
and old, at Ogden Bros. dec17d2t
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

FOR LAME BACK, Side or Chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

Remember the CHRONICLE Job Office
when you want job work done.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-12-19

A large stock of Fancy Goods, at Ogden
Bros. dec17d2t
For New-Year Cards, 60 to the
Chronicle Job Office.
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A fresh invoice of Boys Clothing, just
received at HEARTS.
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Call for the new patent laced shirts at
HEARTS.
Mems suits for five dollars, worth seven,
at HEARTS.
Mems and boys Reversible Oyercoats
very cheap at HEARTS.
Suits to please all tastes and within the
reach of all purses at HEARTS.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. House with SIX rooms.
II Rent SO a month.
dec15d6t GEO. BRowNLow.
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Beautiful Juvenile Books, at Ogden Bros
dec17d2t
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Call for the new patent laced shirts a
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New Books
in all the most attractive bindings, every
style and all prices, can be found only at
Ogden Bros. dec17d2t
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Oysters at Sehubsrt's.
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House Estab lished 1875.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-15

AT the last regular meeting of Mechanic Engine
Co. No. >, the election Of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: Charles Lucas, Fore
man, (re-elected); Charles Clark, LIST Asst. Fore
man, (re elected); Frank Hustace ID. Asst. Fore
man; J. d. Holt, Secretary; Henry Smith, Treas
urer tre-elected)
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-15
LeProsy.

KouALA. February Sth, 1882.
EprroR GAZETTE: In your issue of February LIST,
/ nAice that the doctors of Honolulu had meeting
TO consult upon the important question of Leprosy
and the chances of it yielding to medical treat
ment have noted the arguments for and against,
and question that interests the practitioner
of medicine IN many ways. l make bold to add
ms testimony. believing that the physicians Of the
islands away IRON Oahu have by far the best field
for study of the disease and the effect OF remedies
as they see greater number of patients IN the
ve.tcty o. stages. l have given the disease
great deal of attention within the last hye years
and without hesitation, Will support DR.. Fitch IN
his diagnosis and treatment. 1 have never seen
the slightest effects from any other than the treat
meut Of syphilis and when treated for that there
is not the slightest doubt of the fact that many
are improved and number, 10 all appearances,
cured. u would be unjust in the selection of cases
TO only take three rs that would be too narrow q
field when all will acknowledge that one out of
twenty would do unspeakable good, and then too
in the selection of cases, they should he taken IN
several stages. for while II Is TACT tnaI tue worst
cases. like MANY other diseases, WEI not answer
treatment vet those that are young ana only nave
the frs. symptoms will frequently overcome II
when treated a. they should be; l know from eI-
perieucr that this is n fact. The physicians have
hld but little chance TO treat satisfactorily, and
consequently but little to encourage them. AS IL
now IA, the leper will seek secretion rather tnah
treatment as ne fears the doom that awaits him,
and II is not TO be wondered at that they do when
inXk cases out Of lsuthey will be sent to Molokal
without dose OF medicine l was one Of the
first TO advise Branch Hospitals, and am still
strong IN my convictions that hundreds could be
saved by them At any rate 1t Is Il duty We owe
.his unfortunate people, and if after lair trial.
1t fails we can have the satisfaction of knowing
ali doubt is removed. Lot other physicians give
then ideas and show the people that this matter Is
considered bv the medical profession AS it should
be. A healthy argument Will call forth much
good and we Of the other islands should not
tacity admit that Honolulu holds all the medical
knowledge when We know TO the contrary.
l. = THOMPSON, NJ ID.
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TIE Mail Agent Question.

Honolulu, Feb. 18th, 1882.
EDITOR GAzErIE.-I noticed in the Saturday
Press of Feb. nth, under the heading Hawaii
Notes." that correspondent thinks a Mail Agent
should be appointed for the Stmr. LikeIike or
that a small salary, paid the Freight Clerk would
o5viate the difficulty of which he complains and
insure the promp: delivery of way mails.
1 would state in reply, that during the time
have been employed as Freight Clerk on the Stmr
LiLeliEe lover three years. that / only know of
twice when the mail for way ports was carried on
TO Honolulu: Once package Of letters from
Kohala for Wailuku and once package from
Hio for Lahaina, and considering the number Of
letters handled (Uften three or four hundred Il
trip and the limited time in which TO do it, shows
less neglect the part of the employees of the
steamer whose duty 1t Is to assert the mails for
the various ports than is shown in some of the
regularly appointed Post Offices Of the Kingdom.
/ frequently have handed to me by the Mail
Carriers, letters that for parties living in the
district from which the letters come and by some
uuaccountablo means get into the hands of the
the district Post Offices. The only thing 10 he
done with such letters is to return them TO the
General Post Office and have them trans shipped
to their addressed destination.
Although Il small SALARY for handling the mails
would be very acceptable /; / can most emphatical-
" say that it would not be productive of any
better results we Mr.. Becky the Parser and
myself cannot be any more careful and particular
in asserting and distributing the Way Mail
than We are now.
Hoping you will do us the favor of giving this
space in the columns of your paper. ! remain,
Yours Respectfully, JAMES I. NOZZLE.
Freight CLERK Stmr. IiLciiks.
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FoREICN NEWS.

BY the arrival of the J. 4. FaIhnJWg, Wm. G.
I1ri,i and r.. II. Ncyer, we have dates to the 18th
inst. We present our readers with the most i'm
portant items
NEw YORK, Jan. 26-The Coroner's Jury in the
Spuyteu Duyvil disaster has rendered tins verde.
The following PERSONS guilty Of causing the
death of several persons, eacn and every one be-
ing individually responsible: George Mlus, brake
man Of the Chicaco Express train; George L.
Hanford, conductor of the same train; Edward
Hnnford, engineer Of the leading locomotive /;
Archibald Buchanan, engineer of the locomotive
immediately attached TO the Chicago Express
train; Frank Burr, engineer of the Tarryiown
train: John N. Iouceys, the Superintendent of
the New York Central Railroad Company. and the
officers and managers of the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad. They are guilty of
culpahle criminal negligence in the performance
of their several duties connected with said rail-
road. In so far as the jury have been able to as
certain each and every one Of the persons named
is responsible in his individuality, no one sharing
responsibility with another. The Jury affirm that
with the experience of fifty years of railroad man
acement, and with the appliances in general use
for the prevention of like disasters, there appears
10 be no paIliation whatever for the criminal care
lessness and disregard for human life exhibited by
the employees of the company
The Secretary of the Navy has Just received the
following telegram from Engineer Melville, of the
lost Arctic Exploring steamer JeaHHetfe:
ITEUrsk, Jan. 1S.-7Secyetaiy Of the Nary, W0sh-
inqfoH, D. C.. L. s. ISM: Melville, Danehouer.
and eleven men all well. Melville returned TO the
Arctic Ocean and found the log-book, instruments
and four records left by De Long. No tidings of
the second cutter and Lieutenant Chip. Search
will be continued during the winter by the Cossack
commandment of Belnnye and Irkutsk under direc-
ton of General Tscherlieh- Mord from holyIne
River that no boat had arrived to date of Nov. 10
l am acquainted with The country where De Long
and his party are, and request orders to remain
with two men to renew The search In March, Da-
nenhauer and nine mep to return to the United
H
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COM MER CIAL.

H0E0LTLU, FEBR JAR 7 18Th. 4ss1'
since our last we have had four inward caTsoes to
,ort three from san Francisco and one f-o1 Hremen
vhich has tendency to create considerable activity Ia
1sincss The weather has apparently settled down
L and agar arrives slowly from The other islands
--a-cqucntly orr foreign vessels an MP slowly.
The Forest Queen sailed yesterday for san Francisco
,hs full cargo OF Sugar, DC. The Discovery ana IL
" Amy. will probably get away FOR the same pof'
s--fng the latter part OF this week.
The vessels the berth loading 'or san ftahoiseo
,. the Caibaricn aud PomaTe. TO befolowed us 'he
/ 4. Falkinburg, WE. C. Irwin and " IT, Meyer
Tar steamer City OF New York from Sydney mac not
.,-fy-d up 70 the hour OF going 10 press
The arrivals for the week were-ha-k D. \. FaiAlh-
,--- brigs wn e. Irwin and VI. H. Meyer from san
,,rei.co, aud the Haw bari; c. r. Bishop from
Bremen.
rs. departures were-Am blstnc ". II. Dimond' Tor
San Francisco. Brit ship Nineval Tor Port Discovery
NJ, .chr Ialla for South Sea Islands: An Ok Em-
..,rl cor Puget Sound; Brit bktuc Loeb Lee. Tor
n, b0Idt: An bE Amelia, for the Sound; Am bark
F.. 81 Queen. 'or san Francisco
PerJ A. Taisin5urg learn OF the total loss OF The
an Blk Rsinier. and death OF Capt Wuf, while On a
VOYAGE to this port from the Sound.
The Bit Steamer Mary Tatham arrived last evening
from san Francisco, en- rosie FOR Hongkong ana
a anchored outside.
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IMPORTS.

From Micronesia, per Morning Star. Feb 5-lSs pkgs
rurius Ire wood etc. TO sundry parties.
From san Francisco, perJ A fuiknburR, Feb lG-6
M fish ~ huuT, ~ bx nut OIL lJ SKIS bran 20 bars
iron % e. cigar lot Of canned goods and pruysions
II bieEpry pluu.s - jccs and jams, 10 hops, -
g. CHR sticks - bz apples lot ui oats, hay, wheat.
oDfDr- potatoes aud -alt. ~ soda craCkers ~ e.
SEWN. machines u iron riyets, lot Of pkEs Of
WOO, cotton. leather aud tobacco.
Prom B7emen, per Il Bishop. Feb Flo cs beer;
%, bls cement .Gu brandy, 10 bales bags, l9blJ
slate ~ pc galvanized pipe, so tons steam coal!
iron bed stead ~ druu3- useet OIL I'll bbls paper lVJ
g. olive OIL pk-s paper $40 pCs steel rails u bdls
..b pIae- JED dfun- oil paints, c. peTfumery and u
~ of European mdse.
From S.n francisco. per " G Irwin. Feb 100 bxs
cube sugar. 100 bx- powdered sugar ~ SIX bran ~ ok
shoes hosiery. lUJ bbls salmon 20 Ia bricks DDS
I1rcatlu- uiI - gyuds - c. crackers, bAs drugs
81 ~ ust. 80 SIX flour. 100 bdls shingles bis paper
.67 10. 3 " lumber, - pkg tobacco . kss syrup.
From san Francisco, per W II Meyer, Feb ii-2 hor-
ses Dot cloth y door, 10 bales bay, - 6 table fruIs,
ot canned goods 100 sks -four, 60 whisky lot mds e.
= ue-- truur iron shafts g huWarc 100 bales hay
tank gasoline Ia Ks onts, lot COW feed q NJ Brick
l1Dr " posts 100 bbls lime. so shingles, l25 sks
CraCkcd barley.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-15

No! neighbor. 1t was not the Wilder villa, nor
the Princess Ruth's nor the Spreckers mansion,
nor was i Fort street school that the re-
porter was in doubt about. when he said that the
Palace promises to be the handsomest building
on the Islands" Oh dear no! He was wondering
whether it would reach the perfect beauty, the
loneliness. the symmetry OF that ornament Aier-
chant street, the premises occupied by the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser.
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Sailed.
EXPORTS

F,- san Francisco per Forest Queen, Feb ls-l'sl-,
5 Ib- sugar. 81 40 lbs rice, l2i buchs hnAlhas -'s
Br,pdr Val FOR. s2J Dom. Value Ss1sOJe'
3 ~, sgtb Sea Islands per Julia. Feb lUh-a lot Of
t,i. rl-t and sturcr. Value fSu. Sl5n; NaIue D'h
Is: Trans. Value SGli ~
t 1JgB,ioIIt Iay per Loeb Lee, Feb iJ-ln ballast
And s.ots-.. Value Foreign Si5O.
For Port Townsrnd. per Amelia, Feb lO-l@J9 IDS
sugar Is Liquors. Val. Fgn- 50; Val. Dom SlVl.
For san Francisco, per II DImond. Feb O-l}9yD
H. .urqr faJ bnch- bananas. aud smdry pkgs. Dom
Value so Oi.. q; Ign NAluc $50
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-02-15

. LEMON-At Mnkid. near Honolulu, on Sunday,
February 18th, OF paralysis OF the brain JAMES >
Canada aud FOR the past y years resident of this
cy aged - years. Mr.. Lemon leaves wife and six
email children TO mnuTu the loss OF kind husband
and ahrctiOnate parent
FRASER-In 10 lolulu, February 18th. JoHS FRASER
q alive Of Scntand aged IS year,. Deceased had re-
sided in Honolulu for the past y Year, and WAS uni
VI .aly respected by all VINO knew him.
SCHRIEVER-In Nuuanu Valley Honolulu, after
lingering illness, GEORGE ScHEIEvER, eldest ron OF
Mr.. H. SchTieycT. aged ~ years
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Valuable Rice Plantation a1a NIL
For sale.
at public auction
Notice Of Fsr~eio-urs Of Ns-.s-s..
T,HEr,S,lDI'.Es.Hls,..esssE..BssI vr S.sr.sEInsI

TNNHE UNDERSEGNEDts GIVE N0TsrErrs
II In accordance with th- povcr % sc c1rfslns.1
IN certain deed u rlcrsEaEs xven By MaE ad Assas
70 Ed Hoo caassrr 4 60 dated ne disf Lsy 20 u-cr
Der is0. urt.ed In hosr - foiios 40 fif. ny
intend i.r-c!os- tne said uf1rfr1r- ~ rdnf.rns
broken an viii sell pablo tls
rooms OF p Adams situated 10 0car street frulln.
AZ y oelo, noon, al TIE Fru9cy ecaRrt-rl In sa4
iIsSr THAT yGLU ABLE RICE rLayrkrruS
of Maxi and Ahahs situ4f-l in Naiaua. n.sfs.rs -
Evs. Island OF oaha. held Tor znrrrlfr1 r-r1r -
niteen years tom ih. Arst e.y ~ Nay i-a COS s -
abundance 81 r. Tor rriIflnu. % T1llI .
broken up rr1dy FOR cultisauun ard nHer Tirdef
bout four tons % prdy % Frr year sr'1 a.
imprut cn1suts. Whidh partly crrssfs ~
.tory dwelling house the lower rart h-in= u-ri a.
-tnre-Aous-; isisry dwelling huusr- kilrtdre. rs
together with certain tons. imp rHlis ara rlrr1s.
working and hnrsss. Hvrr tor slerruf nay -
the once % I'd hu1-ch lac \ &C. alf1- ~
esise may also be Inspected >E1rrut scsd has 49,
sow piaat about % acres ~ TIE above isrt-
hECOND. THE RICK MILL % MAXI ANn
AHANA situated Al Waiawa afaresal1 atiuiuir- tnrr
RISE Plantation The above wiA - .tiuaf-l rrun
land held for and unexpfrc 90 years fr1l ~
6tli day Of urcemhcr lre. VITA PRIVILEGE uf frrrrni
for tea year. which lard corsaus ard 1llf
aud has on u tive larry srtluss -a7fJnz ~ fsi-7
lists OF large story mil hcu-- tllrir ar
complete machinery fer huiiluc ald ruistile lt
w1terw heel and an couueCflors nsauuarfur-d tr -
in- capacity % about 50 ton- paddy aursfur7 lus
20. HoFTsCH LAEGzR a CO.
ALSo-at the sane time auf pi1re all BE- sisIt h.
defiance from the above RE pauf1iiun 81 Wniasa
aforesad intending good iIcuirG. held iuT l1rr
prcd Of thirteen yrfrs IRE f1r 20 d1r.
ISL. 81 annual Icut OF sils .ha Lard u su1.t lr
the whole term annual ~ alat
Ed. HOrf~t HLAEts ~ a co.
=. r. ADAMS. Alcfirnrer-
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Kamalu V. Joseph Lowell. Eiectment. Case
removed by consent TO April term of the Supreme
Court for trial. $. b. Dole for Plaintiff. Lowell
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John Fraser an old resident of this city and for
many years connected With Messrs. I. Foster d
Co. died in this city on the 18th inst from aneu-
and unmarried. His easy quiet manners had
endeared him 10 large circle Of acquaintance
who regret his sudden passing away.
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PaSSENGERs.

For south Sea I-Iaud- per Julia, Feb los mcn and
women, - children, Rev NaihEp, Bowler, Ihos
Hall Mr. johnson and wife.
From san Francisco per J 4 Falkinburg. Feb l3-A
Scrimgeour, & J Waller II Waller, L Sheldon, )
Miller.
From san Francisco, per Vim g Irwin Feb It'll
I-adev. Henry, Mr. leatty Ms l. Pratt, u Nc
Mahou ] Il Wimr, J W Carter.
For san Francisco. per Forest Quecn- Feb l3-Capt
Wi-r and wife, + Morcy, Capt Kuack and wife. karl
AlcyraI, Mrs N Lamber, II henrichson' e" W lechlin
and Chur.r.
For San Francisco. per W II Dmond. Feb 9ih-F
Harndcn wiir and children. auu servants, u L
Wilhart, p Meuser, " Wisely, W SaddleE