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Mrs. EuelI,a Musicale.

The musicale given by Mrs. DIR.
Ewell and her pupils at Hollenberg's
Hall last night was well attended, and
was delightful success. The pupils
evinced capacity and the results of
very careful training. The duett by
Nettie Ewell and Nettie Friend, two
bright little misses, was very credit
able, and was highlyappreciated. The
Misses Fizer, Warmer and Allie
Troadwcll acquitted themselves hand
somely, and the more advanced mem
bers of the class we're very highly
complimented. The entertainment
concluded with a selection from the
opera Don Pasquale" by Mrs. Ewell,
which was executed in a spirited and
finished style. Altogether it was a
very enjoyable occasion, and one that
will be most pleasantly remembered.
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Thrne Ladies Drowned.

BROADWAY DEPOT, VA, February l.
Three young ladies were drowned thi'
morning while attempting to cross thu
river at this place in frail boat.
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AMutuaI Benefit Idea.


specisl to Nashville Banner.l
WASHINGTON, January Boa large
number Of discharges are expected in
the Postoffice Department during the
coming month, and hundreds OF clerks
are trembling in fear that they may
be the ones to find the fatal yellow
envelope on their desks when they
enter their Offices. 1t is pretty we'll
known here why these discharges are
made. The new members Of Congress
must have places for their friends.
Many members owe their election to
their promise of these places. Other
members hope for re- election through
the distribution of this patronage to
a few workers from their districts;
hence. experienced clerks must be
discharged to make place for those
who have no experience or fitness for
the work. In other words, the tools
are to be taken from those skilled in
their use and given to bunglers Only
big corporations, like the United
States. can stand such an unsound and
ruinous system Of employment. Your
correspondent does not mean to say
that the clerks now in the employ OF
this Department are the best that
could have been selected, but long
usage has made them familiar with
work, and they are far better then
new men, who will be appointed with
out the slightest reference TO fitness
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Car Tracer KiIIcd

CoLuMbus. o., February ]. George A.
Hin local car tracer on tho Hacking
Valley road, was run over py an engine
Ills forenoon and instantly killed.
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New York, February 1.-The ruins Of
vegtorday's great fire are still too hot to
admit OF a search for bodies. No more
missing are reported TO the police.
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Hunt, Washington, d. c.:
Danenhower telegraphs "Report M
arrival, with nine seamen. The sick ar
better. belong has traced definite 10
cality, which Melville and the Russian
are searching ardently Ifthe ship is no
found before spring, may ] charter
steamer and search tho coast and island
betweenlthe rivers OlenelS aud Kolyms
If yes, send two active line officers h
assist. Cooperation by the authorities
hearty and intelligent,
"Signed; HOFFMAN,"
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WAsnSGToE, February 1.-The COLI
age ut the minis during January wo
$lO4bO0O0 Of which s2,300,0O0 was stau
dard dollars,
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III. A. THOSIS, Undertaken,
Corner Adams and second SIS,
I32
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TO THE TRADE I!

Having disposed of our entire stock
Boots, Shoes, etc., to MeEsrs. Gold
smith & Bros, of this city, (at a bar
gain), we are prepared to offer similar
inducements to the trade who may re-
Quire Dry Goods, Clothing, etc. Call
and see us, as we are determined to
close out.
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PERSONAL.

Shirts
Made to order.
Loeb & Nook, 235 Main. lot
j. Flaherty & Co., funeral under
takers, 3l7 and 3l8 Second st. l32
All sizes Of double and patent Ro,
man corsets for btout ladies. Louii
Lange's. l38
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j. WALSH, undertaken, BAL ID st.
Residence, 1O4 Promenade st. lot
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NEW York, February 1,--Snowiall last
0;sht Throughout this and the New Eng
land States Of a foot 70 Is inches.
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New York Shell Oysters, Blue
Points, Shrewsburys and Rock
Always, can only be had AT Henry
Luehrmann's. ut
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FRESH OYSTERS GIVEN AWAY
daily Mt III. w. GOette's Saloon,
Ban. Court street, 155
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Buy Gas Fixtures Of Browne.
Don't Let the Banks Humbug
You.
HOLES IN SILVER

Is again received at Farrells, 1876
Main street, at full face value. Send
and get all the oysters you want, at
regular prices. Favorites, 80 cents
per can; extra select, 50 cents; TO
families, 10 cents per dozen for fresh
oysters. All kinds Of holey silver
taken. Don't let the banks humbug
you. ~
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POPULAR ADDITIONi
CHARLEY MEYERS, 35 Monroe,
has added a Restaurant
10 his WeIl-knOwD Saloon. ut
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Buy Pltcher Pumps Of Browno.
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NEW OYSTER SALOON
CHARLEY MEYERS, 35 Monroe.
None but the best served. III
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XII. the ArkansaW traveller
LOST

A BREASTPIN With a gentlemsn's minis-
"a ture in il. Lost bstHse1 Aesl AID Irezt-
want streets on Main, OF from Main % Shelby.
Please return to No. ITt1eyant street and be
rewarded f3Z i33
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CmOICEsF gaEsSI OgsTKns,
Choicest ssYinks ~ All hihds,
CHARLEY MYERS, - sr0nEes,
NJ
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The Jeanette survivors.
Sr PETERsplJEe. Februarv 1

WASHINGTON, February l.-Secretarj
Hunt received the following this morn
ing;
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HOUSE-TWo-story frsue; sne ciEtern AID
Ill well; large yard: stable and Outh0Escs,
cheap. Apply HG H5JLEEBERG.
l91 l25 p Main street.
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UNHE bar at the Coutinehtal HstSl, 80 Jsfer-
i son street The hotel has been lately rem
oyated and reftted and has a good prospect Of
a paying custom.
1921 l. FOUCAULT, Proprietor.
DIAEOs and 3, gans at Hollenbsrg's Music
il House, 90 Main street. l2s
HOUSE No. SO Rifth street, Chelsea. Apply
III 10 J ( TEMPLE. Jefierson St. ll4i
GT0REHOUsE No. Sl7 Main, near Union.
y Apply 10 GE0RGE B PETERS, Jr,
Wi Corner Madison and Second street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

T KUBRIK's THEATER.
IL Jnseph BrookE-----LsEsee and Manager
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o MMERCIAL.


FELDFF. JTLJ Zir. 1854
BrsrSEss has shown some slight signs % activity dur
ing the past week. although A. yet by u1 means lively.
Retail dealers iu aI lines of trrI- have plenty % time
now anil which they wnltI willingly place At the dis
posai % iuteudiuE purcLassrs ~ the desired purcLaser-
would only put in ara apP@ar1ucs- The stocks % goods
now displayed by both Wholesale and retail houses are
such a. seem b. warrant fuIl sntishrti0u 90 the most e.
act % customer. when tie busy season sets iu, anil the
Fall trade Is ezpectsi, 40 a consequences. % bet brisk one.
~sUGAE-stncs lat writing about I.IsJ. 80 lbs sugar
have been received, and 10000 Ibs forwarded per the
Almy and Discovery 90 the Coast. The saez which sails
Tomorrow Saturday VIII carr about LOO tons more Of
our saccharins staple. aud a. sugar IL nov but slowly Ar
rviug. the prospects for q1lrk dispaseh FOR incoming
vessels from the Coast looks So@ewhat dubious
EIcE-Ths bulk % the ueE crop - coming 10 At pres
snt waiting ani q e5as-4Heut decin- IN price l. looked
for. The shipments = the coast have not not teen
hsavy probably upon account u the uHfaEOrable news r.
eeived regarding the stock on hand there and the decline
in prices.
The Imports for the week consist o. the general ear
goes brought BY the o : 8 susz aud ths Cabaueu from
the Coast and the Goals from NsEra-tIe-ou-Tyu Per Pa
radoE
The exports consist d the eargles 81 domestic pro-
ducs taken by the AImy and Discovery - san francisco.
and a small quantity q rice per Amelia 10 Port Town
send.
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DEPARTUKE.- ~.

uly IJ-schr Vile Morris, fOt WOIJkst-
IT-Schr Leahf. for EoholaIsie- Hawaii
IT-Stmr e II Bishop. Berry Tor Kauai
1I-Stmr Lehua. LorZ~useu. for MoiOkat and Maui.
IT-stmr Mokolit. McGregor, for EoOlnu. Oahu
1I-schr EaIuua. for Noloaa. Kauai
Iz--chr WaioI, for Eeokeu. Hawaii.
Is--rhr EuIamanu. for Ookala, Hawaii.
Is-Schr KekauIuohi. for Hanalei. Kauai
Ia-stmr Likelfke. King. for Maui and Hawaii.
Is-Stmr kiIauea H0u. Sears. for kahulut, Haul
Is-sehr Geu1 Sigei, for Waialua, Oahu
fs-stmr WaimauAlo. for WaimanalD. kOolau, Oahu
Ia-sehr Manuokawai. fOr Nawtnwflii. Kauai.
I9-Schr P0hoiki. for P0hotki. Hawaii
I9-schr Eaala. Tor Eoolau, Oahu-
scar WalmaIu. for Kona. Haws"
2o-Sctts@pnie w~tker @.~Puur hawaii
1o-sehr WaieEu, for utlJ. Hawaii
2O--chr In MOI Tor LaupahoehDe. Hawaii.
E0-s-hr CATERING. Tor Haualei. Kauai
gf-Stmr James MEkee. Mcdonald for Kauai
FCgEIGS-
I5-Br Stmr Triumph, Gould, for san Francisco.
Is-Am ok ~ W Amy, Freeman, for San Francisco.
Is-Am bk Discovery. Perrimau, for San Francisco.
I4-Nm tern Eva. Riel. for Humboldt
1D-Nm bktue Grace Roberts, Oles1u. for Puget
sound.
ac-Am bktnc Amelia. NewLal. for Puget sound
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PAssENGE:K

PROM EahuIat. per klaurs 100
~ nv ! trash. = CJckrtt AMI ~ d''A-
- ,f.yf and M5Iokai, per Lehua- July - ''i''
,LtE-rFbes a. srhracder. Wm Carson u
EuE,u,f- par & r Bishop July lI-hNt IT,ln--
IrGait5 n Eopke. Miss r Anger ha-tst ~
49, 1,idInr. a. a. Potter Akiou'- AH"@- WAN 1'
IS deck. ,r.r. r-r- Il. Y
-, Hawaii ant Maui. per LE.LNsI n
= Xf,na Mrs. Hitchcock ana t@H 'hiLlt-I
GSIincbev r Il Messevier- Az ietns NilLs = s-i,-a
~ ~ Neifand A e. lockwood, % Oto ~
-. : M Rose. II Johns0u- Mrs - ~
- ts,.I.I@- E1kt. W IA Purvts- W . -
- - > U1lules. II Bradley, + = NalSyr ~ |
- N - ..,r.W-II Mrs Henson and enild- VIZ ~ 'net
hNai,h IA s.Dar. wife and = children Mrs. ID helHtt
and . children H.
Lei m 4 Baldwin. O. Il B~heps "' -
SnrscksIz. u Il crowley and wife
=, Fr,.-f-e9. per bark Crsbar!eH, July l'-Car
It. 4 y n swift. aud - Chinese IN the steerase
Fr,,, Kauai. per James y sSre- July ly-his7
~ R,Ifyrfr. K y I Furyi-- ~ HrhrnAi-. Hon + / ma
uaa and j. deck
- I..w,a ,p1 Iaui. pr Iwalani. July q II key-
- Eorke. a. 70 Lace. J. Turner. DIR hasAH IHu -
deck. n I,
prom Maui and IIoIokai. Pc Letua. July IL . ~
n and wife. Mrs Il French hnd 'BlI p I@n-an Mrs
wife end 2 children 1eo Oi'-
CTwau and s. deck
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Expected FROM FoREIGN PORTS.

or bk AdoIgh, from NewcastieOu-Tyne due June
.UaW bk E-Ie, from Bremen. due Sept
HaE bk IDlani. from Bremen, due Oct
BIZ Iosepa, from Cardih, due Aug
Bk OberOu. from Liverpool due Aug
Br bk Gieugaber, from Liverpool
Am bk Martins Davis from Boston. due sept
Pr ship British Ambassador. from Newcastle. y W
Me bk RemifiO. from FeweastIe. n ; W due
Au tern Hera. from Newcastle. v ; W
Am blk Ed PettingfIl. from Departure Bay, for KahuiuI
Bk = > Thompson, frOm NauaimO for kahuiuf
Am tern Emma Claudiua. II san Francisco. for EahuIuf
Br stmr Hausa. from Lisbon
An bk Emerald. from Port Gamble, due July
Haw bk ChicIayO. from Newcastle. due July
Br ok Priscilla, from Bremen. due June
American bktue Ella, from san Francisco
American bk ID Z Murray. from san Francisco
+ "a ) : CITY Of sydney, from sydney, due July 81
p NJ ) 5 Zealaudfa, from san Francisco, due August 6
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to Mr.. Alexander to proceed to Japan as agent
of the Hoard Of immigration, naturally felt
doubtful of the result IN the present case, as
there was evidently some unnecessary delay
on the part Of the Government in confirming our
request. Respectfully your,
F.. a.. ADAMS. Secretary
The Planters Labor and supply Co.
Honolulu, July 81, 1882.
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ArdGTS taken for any fPGfiIlOidiIi0aHiI oI o We
IST: Waterhoass -rihnt nav he lpSired

!, F-iI TcJephoue 90; / IaH4W DGSllOU
49, 49, rog do. S-rez1vIcL = 10: Il 10, -uu4rS
C,1.f-ner-. aad I9S da. Chimes arms
From san FRANCISCO, per bk Clibarirn. July L.tn--tsls
- STan = HOFFMAN. 1GI psT- hware. EuSliuS
! 40. $50 prs house material Levers x CJok Pc
Lt-,rL tps 10 n + Aguew. 6I do C=-tl- s ,g'ae.
a, ~ n Wells. l do. VI McIueruys ] d'.
"a ~ j : WaIker. 80 do. Wing NO tha.& ~. 90
s - - y ~ Gideon west. - do, fhIl stein , 40
- a. a.. BoIIes a. Co. 1li5 do. u Nay y % : 40
C,urt- IS 40. r % Hall s. SOu- I DE-. uasAieid =
SS - n IL "a aesury & Citizens Ab do wilder '"'
a. DO. W r Poster
- .vrast~-ou-Tyu per bk Paradox Jnly II
80 - y, W HaekfsId = CO., ] - p~r-oual Effects 70
X Nache.
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EXPORTS.

pr s.u Francisco. per DiseoverysJu ls-l+VsT,i
fOI 7 ~ T-~LE.bI A. a.. gL-Ju lb- sugar VI : "rin-
- . -. gffI gal. mDls-sgs. q " Aa..LL, y
a. 30 ibs sugar. ships store Nal"e' JON
D. T,,vp4~ud. VT. per AmelaIuiy :! "as
- ~. bv allen X Robinson Dom va. sl""-
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VESSELS IN PDRT.

American bark Edward May, johnson
Hawaiian brig Ntntto. Cameron
American brgtue W q Irwin, Turner
American brgtne W " Meyer, iiOwe
American bk AdeIia Carleton, Grant
American bktue Amelia. Newhall
French brig Tavern. Sweet
British stInr SueZ DOdd
American bk Caibarfen, Hubbard
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al

FROM san Fraucisco. per steamship Suez, July 18th
Is pkgs. VI : Grimbaum 4 co; 500 do. q W Macfsrlane x
Co: les do. J A Palmer 4 Go: Is do. HoIIister & 90; ; DO.
Geo r Wells. 7I6 dol T Leuehau & Co: $50 DO. " G
irwin & Co 6 do, A Inseli II do. + c Winston: - do.
Kwoug Lee Yusn & Cos 80 do. Wing WO Chan & Co: 90
do. LYMAN Bros: , do, Z J Ftsehel. i72 do. order: 81
do, + = Adams; III do, Wing WO TAI & Co:
8 Do. Mrs W II WilkiusJn7 3 do. WO ChOng x
Go. - do. Brown * Coz 10 do. L Spauldiug; - do. I K
Poster 3 Co. 2 do, NJ J Rose; ? do. p McIuerny. : DO, +
- rf4chlaeger 4 Co. do. r. ~ Davies \ co. 8 do. HOpp -
Castle $ Cooke: III 10. Allen . Robinson: I do.
Nh Nh. 4 y Liz I 10 4 d IuuLu.-
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NOTES.

The sehr Claus spreckeIs has been sold 20 the Oceanic
SIS Co.. for SI1.j5O o.
b Ms Kinghsher was in san Francisco harbor when
the Suez left She was to sail from thence TO Esqui-
unuIt
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MEMORANDA.

Report Of Amr bk Cafbarfeu. Hubbard, Master Sailed
from san Francisco, July II. light westerly winds for
three days. thence Ne winds to port: made Maui, July
10th. arrived at honolulu, July 18th.
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THE PACIFIC
/ Ommcrelai AOOertl5er


After the following article was in type, a
le;1sr was addressed to the Editor of the DAI-
LYPACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER by
Mr.. F. i. Adams, the Secretary of the Plan
ters' Labor Supply Company, stating the
grounds which led him to think tina there
had been unnecessary delay" on the part
of the Government in sanctioning the expe-
dition Of the Julia. This, with an editorial
comment, we reprint below.
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OF III. I.
ARRIVALS.

LIS
uly 15-stmr Lehua. LJrzens=n. from Maui and MoIokai,
with GT2 bAs sugar.
l-StuIr " EfLnanalO. Nelson, from Waimauat1. KOo-
Ian. with ui bgs sugar-
b-Stmr q - Bishop, Berry. from Kauai. with 1872
bEs sugar and 1913 bSa paddy
L-Schr Ealuua. from Wataiga. with 800 bgs rice.
t-5ehr W aioh. from keokea, with lOaJ bss sugar.
L-Scbr GenI sfgsi. from Waialua.
le-.tmr Etlauea Hou, scar. from Eahuiui, Maui.
ie-stInr Likeliks. King, from Hawaii and Mali.
N-Schr IA Noi. from LaupahOehoe. Hawaii.
h-schr POhyiki. from POhofki, Hawaii
I6-schr Jennie Walker. from dakattu. Hawaii
H-Sehr MauuOkawat from SawIltwili. kauai, with
1T-sehr KekauluoRi from HanaI-i, kauai. with 700
bgs paddy.
t7-schr Waimall. from Roaa, Hawaii.
ls-5chr Watehu, from OHJmea. Hawaii, with ZOO
bgs sugar.
l9-stmr James Make. Mcdonald. from Kauai.
with $50 bgs sugar. 81 BIS paddy and q
I9-5tmr waimanalo. Nelson. from waimanalo, Roo-
Ian. with 200 bgs sugar.
1e-Schr Cateriua. from Haualei, Kauai, with 200
bgs paddy.
2O-sehr u 4 wentworth. from w.ianae
2O-Schr Waileie, from MaIiko, Maui, with 537 bags
20-schr Marion. from Maui and Hawaii.
2G-schr Emma, from Waiauae, with J5g bgs sugar.
2O-schr Mana from Hakalau, Hawaii, with $50 bgs
sugar.
20-schr UiIama, from HanaIei, Kauai. with 300
bgs paddy.
2O-schr Rauikea6uIi. from Puma Hawaii.
10-Stmr MOkolit. McGTeg0r, from kOOlau, with COO
bss paddy. 200 bgs rice
2I-Stmr Iwalani, Bates, from Hawaii and Maui with
2I-schr HaleakaIa, from Pepeekeo. Hawaii, with
21-stmr Lehua, Lorzeuseu, from Maui and ToIokai.
2l-sebr Settie Merrill. from Lahaina. Maui. with
500 bgs sugar
FoEErGS.
I5-Br stmr saez. DodI. from san Francisco. : days
fam 81 c%ai5arien. Hubbard. Is days from San
Francisco.
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W pa ~
CERTAIN accusations have been levelled
against Ministers and especially against
His EXcellency Mr.. Gibson. They are
charged with ~endeavoring to thwart the
efforts of the planters to procure, labor and
generally with Indifference, or something
worse, to the true interests of the country
in the matter of labor. From the screech-
ing style i'm which these accusations have
been put forth we have no doubt thai most
people have concluded that there was a
great deal more of personal feeling than of
sound reason in them. We are prepared to
show that these charges are absolutely
without foundatiOn-are but the work of
maggOts i'm the brains of some of those who
can never forgive Mr.. Gibson for succeed
ing in the object of II long cherished ambi-
ton, and to- whom the presence of native
HIawaiians in the Cabinet is a painful and
ever-festering grievance.
I'm a wide setting of defamation OF all
descriptions, some frothy, some spitefIl,
some lOftily patriotic, some labOriousiy
facetious, there are to be discerned three
distinct charges against the Government.
These are CD that the Government has
put an untimely stop to immigration.
from Portugal and tpcb=1ures Cd that
fL.ey refused To aid the Labor and Sup
ply Company in their project Tor obtaining
labOrers from Japan and 81 that they made
unnecessary delay in granting to Captain
Tierney Of the ~Cnmpany's chartered
Schooner Julia IA commission as special
agent Of the Immigration Board. To-day
we lay before our readers the cOrrespon-
dence which actually took place between
the Planters Labor and Supply Company
and the President of the Board of Immigra-
ton on the subject of Captain Tierney's
mission to the New Hebrides.
The correspondence speaks for itself-all
that we will ask from our readers is that
they shall notice the dates and what they
have to say in regard to this charge of " un-
necessary delay -
Honolulu, July 8, 1882.
His EIceHeHey, Simon n. Kaaj. Pres ident Board
Immigration.
SHIT * the intention Of the Planters Labor
and supply Company to charter the Schooner .Hdia
for a cruise to the New Hebredes for the purpose of
bringing up labOrers, and would respectfully ask
coed on such a voyage. Captain Tierney will go in
command Of the JUiiG, and | would respectfully
suggest him a. a suitable person to act as agent of
the Board Of Immigration.
1t Is the wish Of the p. L. Il 5. Co, to have these
laborers &c shipped - under the same conditions as
has been done formerly with South Sea Islanders.
Trusting Your EXcellency will give this request
yOur early attention
| am etc,
w q Tuu--
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FOR Molpklt. and Msui, per L hrs. July l--Mis- Sic
CDl-au- Aits- Alice Love. Nast-r ID NeCoristJu. e. Al
Fark-F. T Z Lucas. zui about s. derk.
Fr Mani and Hawaii. per LIkrlike, JuIv Is.-g Jordan.
ble-1n n p Baldwin. M Ciough. I RCsencrsutz. A
" spencer Miss Angler sud 3 children. Chon -u and
wife. IatseI. 10 Johnson. Mrs " n Alexander. " II pur-
VS. Mt-s ShipmAu. d Crowningburg and wife. 2 Kouk-.
Ir-I -tuuplebeeu- Mr. a. M.kee. " u C0ruwelI. VIM
kns-i~ = g winston. kta Sahaol=Iua. DR. Hagan aud about
For hahului, Maul. per Eiliusa HOu. July Is-Dr Kraft
Nr- ~ carter Mis- MARY 81 Garter. Miss sarah Carter.
Mr. MARSHALL aud child. Geo Hargrave and about IS deck
Eor hau-i. per James Makee. July AR " T Purvis,
= ~ Mh-k~nzie' Mr. LOrtnge and children and about
For Port Townsend. " I. per Amelia. July ms A
Drums. II ErckEon, wife md . children.
sof sAn Fra1eiseo. pr : suez. July IA c Merrill.
VIE nl1 2 children. 4Ez Barker. Mrs Smith. Mrs Thorlp-
s91- = = smith Ls B4r=att. Nr and Mrs simmons. Mrs
Ctt1-5a- H~utSn- y W Holmes, 4 Lucas. JnO OrConreIl.
and Er.lsga- ArsJ p Ni=kois. II Garteuburz. : Acker-
nan o Black. W ? Hoo-@. IS Z Buchanan, 7 Il smith.
G Chspprl, " a Webb.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-07-22

f5-Br stmr Suez. DodI. from san Francisco. : days
and 4 hours.
I5-Am bk Caibarien, Hubbard. Is days from san
Francisco
2I-Br bk Paradox. Burgd0h. t5 days from New
castle.on-Tyue-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-07-22

PORT OF KNHULUi.
ARRIVED JAY stE. scLr Anna from Humboldt. With
lumber. q Il. a. co.
DEPARTURE%-OH Thursday. July 10Th.
EAmA AuZust1, II ballast. and } II sprecke!s-
NARRIAGE>.
DWIGHI-SOETON-At waiaIua. MolokAi. July 18th.
r.. EJErDs.
BIRTH.
5EAtS-In this city, July 18th. to the wife Of Captain
p " SEAzz. . son
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-10-26
Heilbron's Husband.

The Viscount de Ia Panouse, husband
of Mime. Heilbron, the actress, haa
adroitly managed to get the better Of
Ais bourse creditors. When the late
crash took place, the couple were sup
posed to be utterly ruined. The viscount
had Iost $500. 900. and owed 500, 900 to
stock k-brokers. He at once gave out his
departure for the cape, while the Wis.,
countess was to return to the stage dur
ing his absence. But she had no sooner
sold their lloroi 90 pay on some of Their
debts than rat WAS smelt, and the vis-
count, who had made over everything to
his wife, was found to be living like q
fighting cock in quiet little village In
Auvergne, The stook-hr,ker forthwith
sued him. His counsel, however, took
advantage Of the code, which admits
certain bourse speculations TO be Illegal,
and the court has non-suited the plain
tiffs on that ground. --,8. -. +,