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Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
lNHERlFF'S SALE.

by virtue of writ OF levari facias to me
direc' ed, will be exposed to public sale, al
the Court house, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city Of
WILMINGTON, New Castle Co., Del, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3lst., 1882,
at 2 O'Clock, p. M.
The following described real estate, viz;
All That certain lot piece or parcel of land
with two story frame dwelling the con
erected, situate in tn city of Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows, to wit BE.
ginning at a stake IN the norCherly side Of
Thirteenth street, at the distance Of ia IT
westerly from the westerly side Of OlaymOnt
street, thence northerly para lei with CLAY.
mont street % feet to stake. thence Yves or
~ parallel with Thirteenth street, 28 feet to
a stake, thence southerly parallel with Ulay-
mont street "a feet to the AZORES i'd north
erly side of thirteenth street, and thence
IL or, by easterly rs feet to the place of begin
nj * be the contents thereof what they may.
Seiz ID q I'D taken in execution as the prop
erty OF Ualeb q. Taylor, ant t. t., and to be
sold by PHIL X CLARK, Sheriff.
Sawn,Fp's uFPioa Wilmington, Del, Jan.
10, 1882. llo.u
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

-OR RENT.-ONE TWOSTO
N house. For sale three stores and "
nav houses; all In good locations; prices from
81, $50 to ~, 800; terms easy, Apply
g. n. TlNDAIIA
dee2alm+ FOL French or 9th Il French st.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

DUBllC SALE.
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRING EKS.
The fubscriher will sell at public sale, al
the Cnadds Ford Hotel, delaware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1881.
at O'Clock i. NJ,
Forty Lancaster county cows and ER
springers. A credit Of 70 days vii be
given. No postpOneaent on account o
weather. AMOS W. HOUSE,
l.. W. Stidhaln h Son. auct. deczs-ts
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

T0OR RENT-SEVERAL ROOMS AT
the =. L. cor Of Marxet and Seventh
streets. and some of them large and cou q Do
made a very pleasant boarding house II de-
sired. Apply to J. y. Lewis, on the premises
ll7-.t
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28
FOR BEET.

v1OR. RENT.-THE FINE LARGE
Farm, known as Spring Garden Farm,
adjoining the city OF New Castle, suitable lor
graz. nv stock or trucking. Present tenant.
Hugh L. Steele. To DO rented for money
rent. Apply 70 ,,,u.vDsoN
i,,o,-m vhs N New Castle, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

TNOR RE.NT.-A FARM OF lOs ACRES
d in Brandywine Hundred, hve miles
SAMUEL OULBERr,
ion2l?f 500 Shipsey street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

THOR RENTING. o0g VAN BuREN
itreet, and three of the new houses on
delaware avenue between Jefferson ana MAI
ison streets Apply HARLAN CAUSE,
jA.u 40 Deiawafe "'e.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

rNOR RENT.-A FARM OF 10 ACRES
on the Concord pike, four miles rom
Wilmington, at a moderate rate. Apply
swan Hotel, Wilmington, DEL, John Dunn.
dec27 -d&W-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

gNOR PENTHOUSE NO. SIT WEST
stroet; with all modern improvements.
Applv TO M. NJ. CHILD,
il4.lOt 7O4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

NOR RENT--OOAL AND WOOD YARD
n over ord street bridge; II has scales,
bins and all necessary fixtures. Apply to
SAM'L CIILBEkI, 500 Shlpley street. To
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

SFYNAN0tk store, 1903 +, Srth st,et, Is fhe
~ Diato vi buy cap Il lot - rine London
SSddisSs w land ed, at cts ca delicious
IN "a. W. ean leg mutton 2bc's,lh can corn
q 6ssf Slcts ilb can beef Lets 70 have
w 4 a iatS for Christmas market vii he
soId chsspiws will sclly you sl hos can Il o,,hoSs
3Nss sSSs, XII N Of hanson plums 25cts, can of
Ssrs sppis jsllv. no glucose 2tcts can, g.
cssI psars f2c's ID, fancy pared peaches lot.
nm rsSChes t6cts. BIB apples 2eets, Sibs OF or
\ SvfS 11Rhsmeat 25cts, and dld you see IN.
0s,n ~ Ia, ws at .ysr S oiersd T0s os ne q
ssss 9SSts. "a have the Punch branh OF lnaoa
At lec.s american T1dcsn 2 nrn 80. i iss
6bI Y Dsunes 25cts, finest frchch pruutes, r -,
nroSall 40 for 25cts, We have great ut,y'
ri SsSSS bottles OF tomatoes ncts pottl'
\ ut tS1a6 in tin lots; we need nov te,' yo'
ab61k III tea and coffee 1t tas es the lean aia'
81 1o0Sxtcut try 1t and our peprer sau I az j."
and cur dollar baE h trssn a ewrs al al
VsvS ~ changer store, 1903 East sixth street
N MI ~ 7. W. WlER.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

t7OR RENr-TWO THREE STORY
houses for rent on 10Th street between
Washington and jefferson. Inquire OF MRS.
q nner, 100 Jefferson street. Asst
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

NOR R.Nr-NUS. 2Ol AND 2o3 WEST
u sixth street Apply to HEALD X
90. Seventh and Market streets. dec30.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

VNOR RENT-A TEN ROOM HOUSE
No. 100 King street; apply on the prem
,aes or 70 LEVI faKREIT,
l29.tf Eighth street market
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

NOR RENT-THIkD STORY FRONT
II and back room Of Lieberman's Build
ing; suitable for societies Jl2-u
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

T1O1 0ALE on RENT-THE OLD Es-
IA 1aki1aSad business stand, NO. 1s Mar
~ asSSE kaving : ltoat Of 2lft DIN on Mar.
~ GfSeC fuoning thyOughto shipley street
I'M " ro1A "a eAGY tegNs; possession gwen
- az s19h a 1las6A. Apply to J., BARN,
M q RRG 6tea1 ESry, cor. Fourth and
1ss.s sesSSis s5Y7 ,ar%U
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

DOARDINH-ACCO COM MO3AI ION FOX
- Jingle men also for gentleman and wife
at 5 f. cor. Sth and market. lA-ott
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

TT0R axeH- coop LITTLE FARM
n ~ ~ = ly}Se ~ the Delaware and
1ssks<S ~ SeaFi 1t. Cuba station
49, iSSs{ m f}1k 0ult1Vstion, good t"''d-
~ IioS1S 5f1 I'll Wild exchange In part
Az "A 4 11j. Il. TOWNSEND.
80 "a kfxw ~ 90 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

by virtue Of . writ Of levari faciss to me
directed, will be exposed at public sale, ct
the hotel Of Jacob y. Hyatt, In Newport,
Christians Hundred, New Oastle County,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

f7OR RENT.-26 ACRES or COOL
Is MARSH, near the Pulp works: Apply
a SAMUEL CULBERT,
dec23u 800 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

10Y nAT1 A4 " IMAGINATIVE
III ~ as1 oiH1y6o Bennington Sewing
~hirG ~ fn37 ~, These n,acnine are
sS9nie n ~ l(6n. Durable and cheap.
- 4 "a =, n JsP. DOUHHTEN,
,.nwan u 40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-28

sNTA441< MA TOOD WHITE GIRL
4 w Ial housrwork in Il small
family oos "; 9Th srost i27-u
NHrkNHy&A FEW ,TRONCi A. TIVE
w 11Ia4 ~ Moirs CaMcry jZ1-3t
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A NEW MILITARY ORDER.

1t cannot be said of lis, in Hawaii, that we
are non-progressive. We have almost every
thing that the heart of man can desire, from
an orchestrion which dscourses mechanical
music, to half-white daily paper printed in
two languages. The telephone, the marine
railway, the heliograph, flashing its silent
message from island to island; the manipulated
ballot, the purchasable jury, the "corner" in
merchandise, monopolies and epidemics these
are to be enjoyed in the great world from
which we are separated by the providential
sea; but it remains for US to witness the very
latest evidence of progress, and as It is in all
respects peculiarly Hawaiian it would not be
gracious in us to let il pass unnoticed.
We refer to a military maneuvre not set
down in any tactics thus far accepted by the
civilized races Of the globe. We refer to a
military order, for no body of men SO accom-
plished in the arts Of war as is His Maiesty's
army would be likely to perform an evolution
without an order and an order from some one
in authority. We refer, in short, to the late
review Of the royal troops in the presence of
distinguished guest, when the troops having
acquitted themselves nobly as is their custom,
suddenly abandoned themselves to the lascivi-
ous contortions OF the hula hula, We do not
suppose for a moment that His Majesty wit
nesssed any exhibition of this character dur
ing his tour of the world when, on several oc-
casions, he was honored by foreign potentates
with review Of troops. But this argues
nothipg; it is more than likely that the armies
of Europe if they we're ordered TO stack arms
and dance hula would cut very sorry figure.
Those august rulers were too wise to place
their men at this disadvantage. Nor is the
hula huia as an adjunct to garden parties,
royal receptions, or military reviews much
esteemed in other parts Of the world 1t is
our specially; the undulatius Hawaiian alone
eacels in it, Similar physical contortions are
practissd in other tropical and semi tropical
regions but they have never become popular
in the army, and the army has not been seen
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KOhala Female Seminary.

EDfroR PRESS We attended, and very much en-
ioyed, Friday of last week. the closing exercises
or the Kohala Female Seminary. They were held
in the school room, and but few visitors were pres
ent, the room being small, and the time and place
not being generally known among the people.
The room was very pretty trimmed with ferns
and the pupils all nicely dressed. There was no
display. 1t was the neatness and good taste mani
Tested that impressed one. The exercises CON
sisted of the examination of classes intersDersed
with singing, recitations and dialogues. The es.
aminations showed careful drill and faithful study
and were much to the credit of both teachers and
pupils.
There was no effort to show off the classes The
examinations seemed honest, and must have i'm
pressed all present fair examination of the
past years work.
The rotations and dialogues were we'll rendered
the words being generally distinctly uttered and
spoken with effect. showing that pains had been
taken to teach good English. At the close of the
exercises in the school room some compositions
were read by girls of the advanced class We
were surprised to lind these young girls able to
express themselves in good English. The compo-
we'll written and well read
In the dining room was an exhibition of a differ
ent sort. II consisted of bread, cakes pies,
coohles &c., spread out on tables, and garments
and fancy articles hung about the room; all the
work of the girls. These gave proof of skilled
hands and practical training.
Ihe teachers who have worked 80 faithfully are
to be congratulated on the success they have
attained, and the pupils deserve praise for their
diligence. G.
koHAIA, July 49, 1882.
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to wriggle, an one man. on state occasions and
in the presence Of distinguished gucsts and
an admiring populacc.
This was the case the other day in the mo
tropois We need not attempt TO picture the
sccno tho beautiful surroundings, the un-
rivallod climate, the dazzling array Of royalty,
tho multitude Of devoted and enthusiastic
subicots that are ever present on such occa-
siona together with the entire Hawaiian army
taken in at o single glance. These privileges
arc not common In all Kingdoms Tho in
spoction Of troops ia common, almost common
enough to have become commonplace for this
reason possibly, tho last military order was
given TO vary tho monotony aud 10 prove be -
yond poradvcnturo that while the Hawaiian
army ia roady, at moments notice 10 lay
down its lie ior the King aud 10 do it in q
very orderly and business like fashion, IL is
not without those accomplishments which en-
livcn the piping times Of peace" Hence
the huid hui1i
"Attention Company DanccW aud tho
wrinklod front Of grim vHagod war iB
smoothcd in trioe: It droning M Of many
hivos Of bees ia heard il il the ncantation:
knapancks arc securely adjusted aud the belts
drawn little tighter Applaudng hands
supply the rythmicol boom of the absent
caabashes. Then tho rivalry and the furoro;
then tho uniontipg of hip and thigh: the
squrming Of spinal columns; the abdominal
revolutions, the paving aud pandering Of las
civious hands together with such oonvulsions
as compel shameless outbursts Of Intermittent
laughter. This may be undignifed in AN army
during public review but it is unquostonably
unique.
By-tho-byc; in case tho Kingdom were ever
threatened by the united powers, who arc now
contemplating Alexandria from tho sea, it is
barely possible that if the army were to dance
the hula on tho csplanadc the enrapturcd foe
would fall an easy prey to their cnchantmcnts,
and 80 long as it continued this nation would
have the satisfaction of possessing a dccora-
tive navy-witlout paying for it.
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IMPORTS,

For San Francisco per Suez July i5-Griub baum &
MacfaraDe a Co ri leather, c5 cs champagne 100 bx
sugar lOi cs bk powder lO5 wliiskey SOS SKIS flour,
Mrs Makee, cs mani paper, cs cotions; II Hol.
lister y Co, . pkg mdse cs cigars; G. Wells, pkgs
-four, cs groc, Is cs whiskey; Irwin S Co, pump
es pictures pkgs mdse 80 shts iron. 40 cs stoves II
sis flour, cs ham, 10 pkgs material, cs machy; S
Winston, ig pkgs sewg machines; Interior Dept, cs
SEs. gons roll p PKG
Ks Potatoes onions M IS Ssaa garlic q .s ss apples
Mrs Wilkinson, es millinery; Brown Co, 45 cs gin ;
Co Il psss rOd fows %J'f Rose TSs'5 pfr
gaEe mOieI,ia Mcw5nSrny pkgs candy Hsenle
Hopp & e., pkg beds and nsieriaIi mai p Adams, &
pkgs furniture pkg mdse 2 pkgs excelsior and hair
Bush sil buggy complete Castle Cook pkg rope;
kgs rvets Gmore Sks een,s pg1 q Throm .Un 4
IS stationery; Haw Bell Tel CO. cs ins,ms, II pkgs to
sddresS ns Hon Iron ron Works blower Diingham Co.
iombstone sesoych 4 co, 40 axis vegetables, 63 bx
mdse TO Chinese firms.
From San Francisco, per Caibaren, July l,-Allen &
WH9plnson, II & p i posts 4 pkgs windows 20 weights;
hangings s31 pkgs doors blind; McChesney Citizens
IL sks salt % SIX ground bark % pkrs leather pkg.
i rolls mass Psss nanse Den es
@dsei supreme @ Court les es %dss; May Co. 81 pkgs
pEss s1sS Is. %'seI,s psrs fha
ics drugs cs clothing, bx blacSing, Il pkgs paints
S95 %5 wsIs fIamss essss
200 b6ls lime soi sbIs 6ay Asnew 100 Sbis lime lime,
cpSfga cPSfs iaEnsare ,5 h & Th5n@ ptgs type Levers
as ss6 X PKG stoves and pkg; iron
Wing Wo Chan i Co, bs pkgs mdse.
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A MODEL MINISTRY.

Nothing seems to delight the "Premicr :"
more than an opportunity to reiteratc his vain
glorious boasting of the extreme rectitude of
the existing Cabinet and to echo his anathcnas
against the alleged delinquencies of the re-
Gently retired Ministry. In his speoch before
tho Assembly on Wednesday last, lie alludes
again to the unauthorized expenditure of Gov
ernment money by them, contrasting with their
| nefarious conduct in such matters, the spotless
intentions of himself and colleagues. Now in
regard to Mr.. Gibson himself, his period of Of
fee is yet too brief to judge hi" by results,
and the indefinite postponement of the twelfth
section of the Auditor" bill, will most efectu-
ally save him the trouble of hereafter demon
strating his adherence Of the transfer system;
but with certain other of his colleagues the
case is not quite the same. These gentlemen
must have suffered a most radical change in
their views as regards unauthorized expendi-
ture, or must have forgotten the history of the
| past, otherwise they would be less ready to
condemn what they before have acknowledge
ed themselves guilty of, in writing.
If we turn to page of the Ministerial Bud
| jet for 1880, we will find the following resolu-
ton: with the accompanying admission that
| they, the Ministry of 1850, were ccgnizant OF
| the fact that they were acting in violation Of
section OF the Appropria ton Act.") L" Re
solved, That the Minister of Finance adv ance
to the Board of immigration, in excess OF the
appropriation, such sums as may be necessary
to honor the drafts drawn on the President OF
the Board, and other expenses in respect to
the immigration by the Raoenscrag, not exceed
| ing the sum of Twenty Thousand dollars, to be
reduced by receipts from the Board as far as
| possible.
Dated this 2sth day of August, 1879
| (Signed,)
EDWARD PRESTON, Attorney General.
JOHN NJ. KAPENA, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
SAM'L G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
| Approved:
| SIMON X. KAAI, Minister cf Finance"
The same Ministry by resolution dated
November 4th, 1879, authorized the Minister
| of Finance to loan to Bishop g. Co. the sum of
Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
from the Treasury. But, in the face of this
record, the gentlemen referred to AS members
of the existing Cabinet, are ROW able to look
| with holy horror upon the mere mention of un-
| authorized expenditures of public money by
others
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THE v. s. L. AND THE TREATY.

few days ago the Assembly asked for in-
formation as to the course being pursued by
the Ministry with the view of securing the re-
newal of the Reciprocity Treaty with the Uni
ted States. The reply presented by the Min
istor of Foreign Affairs relative to the Govern
ment policy regarding the treaty, as a revela-
tion of policy, was not worth the paper it was
written on, and as a matter of information was
an insult to the House. The organ of the V
s. L., in order to bestow little home made
taffy on its chief, to strengthen the shaky
ground taken, and to delude people with the
idea that something has really been done by
the Premier" published an editorial in the
Daily II. @. A, OF the 18th inst, stating that
"very satisfactory news had been received
from Washington regarding the prospects OF
the Treaty." that " the opposition is confined
to the House Of Representatives J" that {" Cen
eral Miller, the California Senator, has proved
himself most valuable friend to US in recent
Congressional discussions;" that 1--WE have
the Executive and Senate standing as our pro-
tectors against the aggressive spirit of the
House."
We heartily wish all this were true, but ev-
ry one knows that it is not. The American
papers, wich give full reports of congressional
proceedings, have contained nothing in their
recent reports relating to action or expression
on the Treaty. We all know that few months
ago the greatest hostility to the Treaty was
manifested in the Senate and nothing has oc-
cured to Indicate change of base. General
Miller has not supported us in "recent dis
cussions" because there have been no such
discussions
The people OF Honolulu are reading people
aud the attempt to palm of such stuff on them
editorially is an insult to their intelligence,
aud It will only tend to make people dstrust-
ful OF information received from that source.
There has been no important action in Congress
on Treaty matters for months, and il is not ex-
pectsd that there will be any until Congress
ro-assembles. This left-handsd way Of claim
ing credit for what has not been done, will do
tho V. 3. u. no good. Tho person who pen
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Am bk Edward May has hauled In to the Old
Custom House wharf where she has discharged the bal
oncc OF her cargo stores etc preparatory to being hove
down.
The Am bk Cabaren arrived from San Francisco
last Monday morning, aud docked az Brewer & Cos
wharf where she Is discharging. She will return
to san Francisco with dispatch.
The French brig Tnwcra nt the Espanadc. will sail
tomorrow, or Monday for Royal Roads, &c.
The Am bk Adcn Carlton Is at the foot of $ Like.
likes dock dscharging cargo of coal from New Cas-
tie, y : W.
The Oceanic Cos stmr Suc2 arrived from San
Francisco last Monday morning after passage of
days md hours. She returns San Francisco oday
at : m, Mail closes at the Post Oncc at IL O'Clock
noon.
The bgtnos W II Meyer and VIM Irwin are still in
the stream awaiting return cargoes.
The Am sch Ida schnauor, Spencer, arrived at Hilo
Hawaii, July sth, II days and 81 hours from San
Francisco
The Am schr Anna, McCulloch, arrived at Kahuni
Maui July 9th, from Humboldt. She would sail again
for San francisco Oh the 10th
The tern W II Reed, Robertson, sailed from Hio on
July 18th with load Of lumber and merchandise foi
Puma, Hawaii.
The Brit Hansa cleared from London for this
port via St Michacls June 20th and passed Dcar on
the @2nd inst.
The German bark Adoph, from New Castle, on
Iyne. The ship Valley Forge, bks Chicayo aud Rcm
1io, and tern Hcra, from New Castle, S w, may be
considered as fully due and ought to arrive at any hour
The bk ID Murray and bktnc Ella, may be looked
for from San Francisco about the middle OF next week
bringing few days later news.
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MEMORANDA.

Tho IS suc2 left san Francisco at m, July nth
Discharged pilot NJ tii5 m Arrived on Honolulu and
hove 10 for pilot NJ II the 10th Pilot boarded nj
6'l' m on the 18th. Passage days, hours.
Tho Cnibarcn left san Francisco the I'd July, and
arrived at Honolulu on the morning OF the nth July
Light Westerly winds for three days and thence NE
winds To port
Tho following notice ioMarinors appears In the iHd:
LIour-S Sur own EsCAMnik" WnrCK
Notice is hereby given that a Hght.ship will be
placed July lat near the wreck OF the Escambin In G
athoms of water, with peak OF Angel Island aud Lime
Point In range.
Two white lights will be shown and bell rung In
foggy weather. word wreck painted In white letters
sides.
The following win he the approximate position of
the vessel.
Point Bonita Lighthouse, N. by Il. ME, distan, &
miles.
Fort Point Lighthouse, y. H. a N, distant bI miles
Ocean House. T.. by ~, distant miles
When the vessel Is In position such further lnforma
ton as may be necessary will he published.
Gro. W. COFFIN, Lighthouse Inspector.
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PASSENGERS.


:, From San FRANCISCO, per suez, July i7--J Haende
els, ID NJ Crowley and wife.
From san Francisco, per Caibarien July i7-Uarl
Lntz, II Swift, and ~ Cinnamon.
From Hawaii and Maui, per Likeike, July iGth-C Y
mona, Along Mrs Hitchcock and achildrcr, J Nc
Clnehey, A Messevier y W Mella.d, Lockwood
o Otto and wife, T. Clina, Il Mason, b Rose ii John
son; Mrs II Montgomery, Mrs 7 Tsdae, Koki,
Pnryis, w kaukini J Renton, q II Holmes Ii
bradley 4 Walker and wife, II cornwel, Mrs henson
ana @ enid, Mrs Campbell aud child II soper, wife
anu children, Mrs ID kellctt and children
Tor Mookai and Maui, per Lehua, duly 17-Miss Nc,
Parker, T X Lucas aud 10 deck "
For San fianeiseo, per IL W Amy, July is-Mrs L
Way. Mss Edith Way, Mrs Jane Eberhardt Miss
bolton, Miss Alice Bolton Jno Miller Asa Uayden n
chamberain, II W Mcintosh, Mrs ii W Mcintosh and d
man. "' NeP' ""ou
nese In Transit. ' - ~ N"''
, For San Francisco, per Discovery, duly ls-Mr. :
hoth and children, Mr. Eldred and Wife
aud wife, Hopkins. "ssN
For Port Townsend, per Amelia Jnly as A n,,,,h
III Eaickson wife and child.
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Bad English.

EDITOR =" Press THE Board of Health notice
published in the Gdsehe of this week is remark
able production. 1t is really too bad that such an
ungrammatcal, wretched piece of composition
should be published by the Government
Surely, the President of the Board could not
have read 1t before it was printed or he would not
have permitted it to appear in its present form
The late Secretary of the Board, with all his
pressing duties, never was guilty of publishing SO
Ill worded and undignifed notice as this.
Honolulu, July 90 1882
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EXPORTS.

For san Francisco, per w Almy, July 15-iOO 700
Ds rice, h6s hides $40 sheep skins 1925 lbs tallow
iOi,isi lbs sugar, Dom Value s39, 1850
For San Francisco per Discovery July ls-ol so lbs
ss5, ,ys0.3S ''''
rice. Dom Value 500 ~
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MARRIED.

MEAD D-kkicKsoN-in Honolulu July 10th. b,
hessAns s tmsnsos, both Of ionohla.
II, ,hANN-LMEhsoN-in In this city, Juiy 18th 1852, a,
Parker, Mr. sAn'L 4. NAM late Of Middletown Conn
Oahu. No cards. y "''a-'
THE happy couple win please accept the thanks OF
the sAfunpAf pnEss stan for a liberal donation Of
wedding eakel
pWi0uT-NoRroN--At waialus Molokai. by the
nss. y. hanase, Mr. cnAs. u DwiaIir OF Nolokai io
Mise hllks hooiro Nesros, Of Honolulu.
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births.

Sears, son. ~r"'" ~ W
In this cy, sunday, duly sth, 70 the wife Of 5. j.
daughter. '''"'"''