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Extra long and heavy CoLoRED PLUMEs, al d,
0L25, to e. and 81
Elegant TIPS in BLACK, at &c, 3Oc, a5c. to SOC.
FLOWERS, lovely French Flowers large sprays
25c nc, JOc., and Toe.
Our entire stock OF TRIMMED GOODS ut great re-
ductiOn especially our large assortment of Pattern
Hats and nonnets, VIII have TO be sold, even at
a sacrifice.
RiBBONsl RIBBoNsi The greatest drive ever
offered. Thousands OF dollars worth Of RIBBONS
to DO sold less than importers prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

Lewis Cox, who was recently convicted In the
county court of Alexandria for rayishing little
six-yeAr. old girl named Isabella Miller, and SELL
tenc cd to the state penitcntary for sixteen years.
mad his escape Saturday afternoon from the jail
in Alexandria. The police of ths city We're
to this city. The police have been busily engaged
in searching the various resorts of negroes here,
being assisted by n detachment of Alexandria
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

While Mrs. W. II. Ridenour, living at No. 9l6
Fourteenth street northwest was driving CARR age
along street. between Seventh and Eighth streets
northwest, Saturday morning, the horse became
frightened ut Il steam roller, and, running away,
out onto the str, ct and inurlng her severely about
the face and head The lady was conveyed TO her
home aud physicians summoned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

Ono Of the finest concerts of the season will tc
given next Wednesday evening, the 9th instant,
The occasion of the complimentary benefit to Mr..
David c. Bangs. A crowded house is anticipated,
as Mr.. Bangss gratuitous services 10 tie public
reader Justly cntlc him to this proper recognition
of his talent and generosity. Among ihoSe who
mour, Madame Logan, McsSrs. Hay, Tweedalc
Pnlmoni. Pugh Whipplc. and others. Tho above
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ez9s PosT.oFF1cE NOTICE

hlS39 PoST-oFF1CE NOTICE
Tho Foreign Mails for the week ending sATUR-
DAY May "a 1852 will close Mt this office on TUES
via QueenStown. On WEDNESDAY, at 73Oa. m, TOR
BREMEN Octters for ireland aud France mus; be d.
rected per Elbo ", and at 1:30 H. IN. for Ireland, by
steamship Scytha, via Queenstown letters
for Great. Britain and other European cGu is
ut n. m, for France direct, by steamship st. Ger.
main, via HaVre on THURSDAY, ut & n. M, for
Europe, by steamship Rcpubiic, via Queenstown
per Repubc'(, aud at m. for Europe, by steam
ship leasing, via Plymouth CherbOurg, and Hanl-
burg on SATURDAY, at o a. M, Tor Europe, by
steamship city OF tome via Queenstown Qetters Tor
of ROmeO, aud at II n. in., for Sctl.nl direct by
steamship Furnessia via Gasgov, and at IL a. m.
for Europe, by steamship Rhen. VIA sOutuaLi IN
aud Bremen, and at IL n. m. for Belgium direct, by
steamship Mcfarland, via Antwerp. -,.
Tho mails for Venezuela AMI curacao, ny steam
ship Valencia, close on Tuesday Ut u. m. lbe nalls
for Porto lcO,b steamship Ava,cose on iuesuay Nv
4 p. IN. Tho mails for Newfoundland, by steam,
ship Ahambra, close on Tuesday at p. M :, me ms
mails for Brazil, by steamship Glentyie o, WA BnIn
more, o,e on Wednesday ut $3.50 y, M The mans
Thursday ut II u. M. The mails for Bermuda, oy
steamship FinmbOrough. close on Thursday nj l;O p.
IN. The mails Tor tuha Porto Rico, and MeHicO ny
steamship CITY OF Wnshingtu n c!uae on lhulsuy ~
Jacmel, by steam Alvenn, close on FrlIay AZ W.
M. The mails for Cuba and Porto Rico, by steanl-
ship SATatOgn, Cosc on Saturday at lJl y. M me
malls for TruNo and Bay Islands. via New Orleans.
close on Saturday ut 7O p. m. The mails for Austria
liz, &C. via san Francisco, close May ~ ~ p M
The malls for China and Japan, via san trancsco'
''O'' D''' o'' HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Posr.oFFicR, NEW YonK, May 20, lss2 ma25
sB~ wM b. ENrwlsLn'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

Senator John A. Logan returned 10 the city yes
terday afternoon from the Arkansas Hot SPRING.
where he has been under treatment for rhouma-
ti,m General LonPan looks wonderfully i'm.
proved and expressed himself yesterday evening
ms being in good condition again aud ready FOL
work. lie stopped in Chicago Two days upon hi,
return trip. Many distinguished people called
upon him at his Twelh street residence last night
and congratulated him upon his conyalescencc
lie will occupy his Senatorial seat to-day.
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An Evening Win Shakespeare.

Mrs. Adeliuo Duval Mack will give a shak-
sprrian evening at Ford's Opera. House May 30.
Mrs. Mack Is an accomplished teacher Of elocu-
ton and hns been very successful IN her vocation.
On the night in question she will render the char
nctc's Of L,U'y lucjeh aud queen katherine, and
her pupils wi lprescnt scenes from various Shnk-
sptrnn works. Great cure has been taken in the
preparation of the COS umCs aud scenery, and the
OCCnsion Will be Nh CninYnbie one.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

The Commissioners have reported TO the Senate
District Committee giving their views on House
bill No. G09i, ito refund the assessments made
under the administration Of NJ, g. Emery while
mayor of TIE city Of Washington and tor other
purposes" The letter stats that the bill Is bGScd
upon Il preamble which is not well founded, and
besides legislation. in special cases of asses.
mems made by former municipal authorities is
deemed as advisable as general bill covering IN
entire ground anu max ing final disposition fnll
these assessments and the complications which
have grown out of them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

AT the session Of the ColoIed NJ Il. Conference
on Saturday Bishop Miles resigned his position as
president Of the missionary board and Bishop
Holsey was elected to the vacancy. The report of
the committee ON statistics was made showing
different conferences IN the South, not including
itlnerant preachers aud the membership ofseyeral
missionary districts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

Abner's Garden was crowded every night last
week with fashionable audiences. The music,
under Mr.. Ferd RocGaT's direction, has been most
excellent, dnd every visitor was charmed by the
singing of the ryrolese warblers. The garden
has been so delightful In past summers that 10
praise 1t 10 Washington people would be like car.
Tying Goals to Newcastle
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

Tomorrow night Mr.. Joseph S. Sessford, the de-
servedly popular ticket.seller at Ford's will ic-
ceiye bereht ut the Opera. House, and it is to lie
hoped there will lie n crowded house. Mr.. C.. b.
lIiShop the eminent c mcdlnu, Will present Major
lldlnDilon De icOts in "Everybodys Friend"
muy be had at Drew's drug store and Ellis music
NIIrA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22
LOCAL MENTION.
DUBLIC VOICE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 4, 1889.
GENTLEMEN: Finding myself
breaking down with work and bust
ness care, reSorted to Browns Iron
Bittcrs as slrengthener. From their
use have derived much benefit so
much, l keep them IN my house
now ut all times rs family mrdi-
cine. / most cheeIfully recon-
mend the medicine Crowns lion
Bittcls) for g, neral debility caused
by ovcrwork and mental strain.
JOHN NJ. MCANOY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

LACEs, IACEs, In cream, white. and black, At
prices that defy competition.
Elegant Enslish BLACK GRAPE very heavy. al
t2aj u ~ n yard
LACE FICHUS and SCARFS aud madeup LAOH
GOODS below market value.
Bs- Don't fail to cali at KINGS PALACE, si4 Sew
enth street northwest
914 Seventh street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

Fresh Alderncy butter churned every morning
and delivered in 1Ilb. Ward" prints nj iOc per 10
Also cottage cheese, 90. per ball; butteunilk, &C.
per quart, and sweet milk sc. pee quart
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DISTRICT BREYITIEs.


For ne Middle Atlantic Sdtes, cloudy teed'her, triih
rain; eoi'ier, Westerly trfnds, higher pressure
For Washington, RON z a. m. 10 mtdnt0h--
Cider, cloudy wouther nth light rain.
Thermometrio readlngs.-7s q. m, 629o; II a. M,
Hlo; p. M, s26o; p. M. 1910; II p. m, ~
maximum, 81. %; minimum, bA0o
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Wine for Weakly Persons and Cocsurnp-
tlycs.

Speer's Port Wine of New jersey Of incalcu'ablc
benefit. Their purity and valuable properties
have given them wiue reputation among physi-
clans throughout this country. Mr.. Specr has
devoted years of toll and spent thousands of
dollars III trying to raise the Port Wine grape in
this country aud bringing fermentation of wine to
perfection without the addition of alcohol He
has large vineyard OF the Oporto grape in New
Jcr.ey. The wine Is for sale by all druggists and
urOcerg.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches jewelry, &c. Call ON or
address Herz0g, sos Ninth street, near Pennsyl-
wanna avenue.
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WIN. b. ENrwIsLE
APOTHECARY,
l.O. Pennsylvania avenue northwest.

dealer in Drugs, Chemicals. Patent Medicines, Per
nimcry, Toilet Articles, soaps, SpOngps, &c.
PreIcript Ions nipounded day or night
Soda and Mineral Waters on drausht the year
round. mr3lly
n~S5SeTHE SURVIVORS OF THE GULF
w. Squadron. who are willing to JOIN in organiz'
Ing branch OF the Farragut Association In this city
several Of which are In "a iourishing condition N
Philadelphia and elsewhere, Will please address W
r. H.. Republican office. maS-tf
n1SJs MARTINS VACCINE VIRUS,
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Corrected to May Z, 1857
and Potomac Depot corner Sixth and d


Erenuig.
way statlons........... $50
tCin. and St Louis -, 2.0J
Stanton Valley and
Hagerstown eX..... $40
ton Sunday only,
Bait, and way.,....... 300
Baltimore ana way. 400
Piedmont, Point of
Rocks, and way sta
tiOnS,.,,..,,....,..,,.,,. 400
n. y, phila., and
Halt eN....,.-,,,..,..,.... J:lO
I Bait, Annnp. Il way 6:J7
I Plltaburg ~ Johns
town OK. (IIag erS-
town &c Frederick. 7:3j
I BalLand way stains 1853
I baltimore express. 500
tChiCago, Columbus
and Whrglin: OK. 0:25
halt. and laurel eS. O:N
Sunday only. Othertrains
trains from Washington
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Morning.
MILL --1 H..

ANFf fhf'ks
my, phila. and Bait.
CNpre9S,",...,..,....,,,,,. 2.2l
tPhila., Bait. and way hlj
tPlttsburg, Chicago,
Gin. and -. LOuis.... 7:3i
Bait. and way slati'ns. STU
I New York, Phlla.,
anl Bait. cN....... sis
FTed'k. Point ofROcks
and way stations...... S!2j
Bait. and Annap. eN.., S;35
Martlnsburg, Win
chester, IIagers.
town, pt. of Rocks,
aud way stations.... 0:i5
tBalt., Annapolis,
and way stAtlOnS....lO:D
baltimore express ...ln;3l
Bnlt, and Laurel eN.,.ll:oD
Bait. Annapolis and
Trains marked ! daily. .
daily except sunday. Al
stop ut Relay station.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-22


mris Pharmacist, 7o3 FlneentA gsEeet
n~Ssys LIVERY STABLE.
k.S j. Il. OLCOTr,
j. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth strasaB
entrance also from III. -,
Landnus, COupeS, Saddle Horses, ana everything
comprising stock necessary for hrst-class Hiring
number of very fine New Carriages Just added to
Carriages, with drivers in livery, by day, week. or
Exchange. jao-ly
nfs ARLINGTON LIVERY AND SALE STA
VIZ BLES, JOHN III. CLARK MANAGER,
TO- l72iG street. between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith streets,
keeps for hire all the latest styles of Carriages. by the
hour or month with drivers IN livey.
Ladies' and Gcntlemcns Saddle Horses.
Particular attention given TO Boarding Horses
k-S Administered for Bxtracting Teeth
se27.Iy 400 Seventh street northwest
Ny DIR M b 81 I4ENAN
10l5 Fourteenth street. e.,
Second door south from All Souls Church. se5lyr
NSlJe WARN R'S KIDNEY CURE, Mrs. PINK
E-SS hams Compound, Curealinc, Cam CornSS0l-
vent, and all the new remedies, At COUShLiEoS'
Masonic Temple. JAZZ
n~z,Tss WEI DE NfEYERs. sANDFoRD5, AND
BSS other Cntarrh Cures, Kidney Wort Hop ana
Iron Btters, and all the Popular Medicines AT
COUGHLIN'S Temple Drug Store lal9
n~IT5yD IF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU-
| E=9 ralgia, Headache Toothache or amy PAIN one
application OF FLU d LIGHTNING VIII relieve you:
| s~za!s HoMEOPATEICM MEDICINES OF EVERY
| E=9 kind. Humphreys Specifies, Extract Witch
Hazel Imperial GranuH. and other food for inisnta
| al COUGHLIN'S sel3
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woRMLEY's.-John NJ. Chandler, Boston.

You can publish throe.line advertisement Of
Wanted" FOR Rent" For Sale" or Lost, u
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REruD.
IICAS.
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,woRNLEy's;; Charles q. Crlnany, Thomas, II
Hays, Louisville. ky5 j.. U, Neagley, Cncinnatli u
q Elstner, Shreveport, La; = 7. Hyndman,, Pitts.
burg a. q: Wheeler, New York ]. J. De GolyeT
Philadelphia; J, W. McFarlane, q. II. Gooch, Chi
cage; A. NJ. Mcdowell, Plttsburg.
MErRoroItTAN,-H AttRwRy, Lebanon, Mo-; n
a. Scofeld, Penn Yam, N. V; Daniel Mckay Cincn
natl; j. w. Plckee, Now York; W, o; 1uggle, Ia
Orange, Ga; Edward o. McIIenry, Philadelphia w,
q. Grabbing, Georgia, and George French, London
England.
ST. JAMEs.--John springman, Augustus schacfer
-. i. Bair. Philadelphia; a. 4. Mason, Norfolk Ed
ward w. Burnes, Pennsylvania; ii. A. Carell, New
York, and j, J. Hall, Illinois
ApLINGToN.-H. Henarshaw, Worcester, Mass; g
l.. HRrkwe w. ], q. kceney, Boston; ". r. How
ard, Springfield, Mass; H. &. Cogswell, ii. Il. Haw
ley, Bridgeport, Conn.
EnmTT.-william II. Goldng, Boston; Homer
Laughliu Ohio; II. y. Marks, New Orleans; Charles
n. Bancroft. CALIFORNIA; Samuel II. Milliken, Texas
81. MARC II. Fengar, New London, Conn; G.
L. Stadign, philadelphia; G.. T. Pollock, William
Riley, william Mayo, 4. r. u. Wright, Virginia.
RtGGs.-N. NJ. Hubbard. Cedar Rapids, Iowa ]. s
Runnc Des Mone, lowai II. H. Reed, Minnesota
a. Newton Locke, Glen Falls, n. y.
WELCtiER's.-Lo Brockolhurst, London, Eng
land; i. L. huntington, Louisville, Ky.
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ON IVORY POINTS

For sale by
W. s. THOMPSON
mris Pharmacist, 7o3 Fifteenth gtEeet
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HANDT=ER GIIIETS-
Everything dcsii -,4c Colored and Plain Borders
Fine Goods specially.
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work Of the family and are consequently Injured
10 hard labor, and therefore. well adapted to
perform the duties required of them on a
plantation.
Taking morality into consideration, we would
have to allow the same domestic relations among
them as prevail in the British colonies, where
this labor is established, and the problem can
only be solved by experiment.
As to the East Indian being a means whereby
the permanent population of these Islands can
De increased, and their manners and customs
assImilated to European ideas. must be left to
the KINDLY influence and example OF their en-
ployer.
As to moakey tcorship aad idolatroEs practices,
and other peculiar religious observances, these
are left behind with their sacred rivers and
Shrinss. The very fact of their crossing the
" haHee Pawnee," or ocean, breaks caste IRE
purchasable on their return), and the indulgence
they would seek is the privilege Of cooking
their own rations, thus satisfying q conscientious
serupie, and enabling them to prepare their
simple diet to suit their own palate. They re-
quIre no cooking ranges, and carry their own
utensils with them. The following is the daily
diet scale for an adult. the provisions to be sup
Piled them from the plantation store at prime
cost and free duty upon imported articles :-lX
lbs rice, 4 ounces whole or split pleas, 1 ounce
ghee or clarified butter, 4ounce curry powder,
composed of chillies, turmcric, and cerriander
seed, = ounces sugar, 4 ounces -four, salt, and
hrewood. Should these items exceed the allow
ance for ~rations, the excess would be deducted
from their wages They could supplement their
diet with the vegetables and fruits of the islands,
to all of which they are accustomed, these they
would raise themselves in their spare time.
We can offer the Indian Coolie fixed wages, a |
splendid climate, free from epidemic, and one
half the distance of the present established
agencies to the West Indies. The treatment is
universally good, and l apprehend but little fear
of their Willingness to renew their contracts I'M
der the favorable conditions offered them; and
the phantom of the dreaded Protector would die
a natural death, as the planter would, I'M
doubtedly, carry out the terms of his agreement.
To facilitate their management in estates say
one clerk could be shipped to each 80 adults,
who could speak and write English, this class
of men would ship at S15 dollars and the usual
ration allowed per mensem.
We could prove by experimental shipment
that the Indian Coolie, male and female, are
equal to any other labor procurable at the same
cost, the females being infinitely superior for
ield work to any available. l trust that the
will yet urge the Department to give
the scheme a fair trial, and by opening up "a
channel of tried labor, augument and de-
Velop the resources Of the Islands at no cost to
he taxpayer, as the planter having no large
families of unproductive labor to provide for,
would not hesitate to reimburse the Depart
nent for the whole outlay.
am ato
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BY AUTHORITY.

TIE attention Of employers Of contracted labor
ers in the Kingdom is respectfully called to the
following
"To Provide FOR THE SANITARY CONDITION or
DWELLING HOUSES.
"WHEREAs, on account Of the over-crowding Of
persons in certain localities. it is e~xpedient to
provide for the sanitary condition Of dwelling
houses and their surroundings, therefore,
d" BE IT ENACTED by the King and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands IN the Legs
lature of the Kingdom assembled;
SECTION 1. Every house or tenement used or
occupied a. a dwelling for dodgers or contract Ia
borers shall be kept by its owner in good repair,
with the roof water-tisht, and shall have the ca
pacity Of not less than three hundred cubic feet Of
spacs for each adult, or nine hundred cubic feet for
one man and woman and two children.
'SEcTIoS 2. The yard and grounds about all
dwellings shall be we'll drained and kept free from
rubbish Of every description, with q closet or privy,
also to be kept in repair by the clearinghouse keeper
or employer Of labOrers. for every SIX admits.
SECTION 8. Every owner or keeper and every
other person having the care or management of 4
clearinghouse or of a dwelling for contract labor
ers. shall ST all times when required by the Board
Of Health or its agents give free access TO such
house or any part thereof
SECTION 4. Every clearinghouse keeper or en-
plOyer Of laborers who shall fail To comply with
the provisions OF this Act shall pay q nne not eX-
ceeding fifty dollars
SECTION s. Every person who shall keep his
dwelling in so filthy = state a. to be q nuisance or
injurious 10 health. or VINO shall refuse or neSlect
10 remove any nuisance or substance he may have
caused or placed in the vicinity Of the dwelling he
occupies or any other dwelling, or shall commit any
nuisance in any stream or thoroughfare, shall on
conviction pay a fine not exceeding three dollars, or
be imprisoned az hard labor for any term not ex-
ceeding thirty days.
SECTION c. This Act shall take effect ninety
DAYS after its passage.
Approved on the 9th day Of August, A. d. 1880.
KALAKAUA Rex"
JOHN Z. CSH
President Board immigration.
Department Of Interior,
Bureau Of immigration,
Honolulu. August 18th, 1852 au19 w3t.
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WAITHAM WATCHES.
VIZ BEG To CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE
AND THE PUBLIC to the well known quality aud
elegance Of finish of our gold cases, guaranteed by
us to be of eighteen karat gold, U. s. Mint assay,
or of fourteen karat gold, as may be stamped and
also to our mode of selling the same. charging only
for the ACTUAL WEIGHT Of the gold used, and not
for the base metal comprised in springs, key pipes,
filling of crown, &c. To illustrate which q tag
accompanies each one of our gold cases, which
plainly indicates not only the gross weight Of the
case, but also the NET weight of the gold. Our
silver cases are all STERLING quality-925-1O00 fine.
In EXPLANATION OF TIE ABOVE, we desire to say
that the old plan Of charging for the gross weight
Of the case, as if II were all gold, worked well
enough as long as the manufacturers were content
with the amount of brass and steel actually re-
quired in its construction but when the business
was degraded into q contest as 10 who should get
the most base metal into the least quantity Of
gold. and call ii q GOLD case, then the time came
when, in the interest of dealers in American
watches, it became Necessity to adopt a plan Of
selling, showing the buyer exactly how much GOLD
each case contained. In adopting this method, We
act in conformity with the earnest wishes Of the
leading houses Of the trade, some Of whom have
already undertaken to carry out the same idea in
their own usiness.-AMERICA WATCH CoMPANY,
Waltham, Mass. N. M'INERSY, Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied on the most liberal
terms. ju23 3m.
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CAPT. HALEY, has received an appointment as
Instructor of an armed constabulary force, about
to be raised in accordance with the recent vote
of the Assembly. Capt. Haley proceeds to Ha-
waii next week to purchase horses with which
to mount the men.
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What the People Say.

I'VE invite expressions of opinion from the public upon
all subjects of general interest for insertion under this
head of the ADVERTISER, Such communication should
be authenticated by the name of the writer al a qua
rantee of good faith, but not necessarily for publica-
tion.
Our object is to offer the fullest opportunity for a variety
of popular discussion and inquiry.
To all inquirers we shall endeaYor to furnish informa-
tion of the most complete character on any subject In
which they may be Interested
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A MARROW escape from the destruction of
dwelling by fire occurred last night in Pauoi
valley. The cause was the upsetting of a lamp
a quantity of bedclothss and bedding was de
stroyed before the flames could be put out.
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The foundations of a new warehouse for Wilder
& Co. are being laid on the lot opposite the
Likelike wharf. The building will be of stone so
by 126 feet, one story only, 10 feet high with
metal roof.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-08-19

Hon. A. S. CLEGHoRN has been appointed
Agent for the Board of immigration for the
Kingdom. Such an official has long been a need
of the times, and a better choice of the man
could not have been made.
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The Philadelphia pa, U. S. Al Ledger lately
mentioned, among many others, the case of
Chief of Police of that city, Samuel H. Given,
Esq, who says he used st. Jacobs Oil in his
family, for various painful ailments, with excel
lent results. He has also heard from many who
have used it for rheumatism that it, above all
remedies, did them good.