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COMMERCIAL.

HoHotutu, ~ J., March Z. issj.
Ho,vhhaandng the t,turn u god eeaihef trade
in general has NJ, frightened any spsat u IN 'hip
ping W. note considerable activity, from The frequency
~ arrivals from thc Coast with asaorted rargoe', "
much W that vhad space u fully octupisd, and team
stsf, hnd II lively wutt 10 tssp thing clcar The
large ae,, ~ pabs,s up ot ths Coast have commenced
10 move od the departure since or las mostly 9Th
domestic pru.lpe, hing The d-ra With cargo
valued h ti,,otp, The Ewsid' valued ~ fS9,S9i
the ~ { Ns,yaJi valued AZ tg,ysi, th' J g Fe'h,
With tn, ,6so vouh and ths ! y. Sfy"'t,h With q lad
Il sugar valued ~ tSsilb' all fot san fnn'isoo ~
,o,sI Il t,6yos fot the wcet Whil' th' U"'ft f''
Portland ioot , small W, oi molasses valued ~ ~ T5
Among the arrivals this vset Is Tho new b'ig ''!'T"
n ths Spre,tsls line hne large voss' ~ her ohH'
with quite q fs,rO appearance IN hull and 'pafN
shs btougm , nll freight aod passenger list lhe pr
,ore,y and steamer & Il 6Hhaf IS also At hand since
ou ast from San fpnr,,'o. nv The latter v''s'l th'
Halstasa and Re'a'io Is rerousd having anived over
An.tHa iusiusss NV tho vrst hos been somewhat
sn,,ning the sale Il the harness and iaddlefy do'
N N, estate Il the late N. Rose, on Saturday la''
~ Nj y y Adams. being we'll attended and salts
hstD,y pt,,c, rsal,ed The same may hs said oi th'
toot .,lc on Wednesday last ~ {. Glado t~i' 4"
MI Adams nuc,ionroom The eaniagc horses all
brought good figures
Bmlding prospects continue active, and improve
ments and eslcns,ous ete the order Z" The DAY Ih
,ev bt,.t builiing n NJ Charles Hfrnig, corner o
Nuuanu and Queen streets, IS rapidly appf"a' mn'
completion The omoe u the Honolulu Iron wofk
hos also iesn undergoing the change o placing thereof
an upp.t story fot eomou and light necessary 10 he
Increasing vutl The late law Office n J " David
son. F,a. adjoining the BANK, IN the rear portion
1. Al. t...l. .I..0sa huNtu lsgW "a 81
through The front portion We learn Is To ho hucd ~
~ . drug store by Dr T. Hoffman,, Who stu has al
aloha flr the Old business and stand
Oar nest arrival, from the Coast will probably be- III
IaSy Lsmtso-, Snsa and ~ G. i,tfr the latte
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sIIyPPIN0 NOTES.

The British ship Absraman is diseharsing a, the Old
Steamship wharf.
The American bark Emerald is sil discharsing laa.
ber at the foot u Fort IT.
The Am-,em Marie smi,h is diseharSins lumber at
Esplanade.
Ths Ams'iean ship Cs,,ysbars Is at the foot u 5 S
iikelke dock dseharging eoai
The Hon bark Hermann. has discharged all Of her
cargo. and hauled oui into the ssrcAnl
The coosuslo has hauled in the Esplanads to load
tos San Francisco, sailing earl, next week.
The French war ship Limes sailed fos Tahiti las,
Sunday.
The Russian clippers Soobeliei, and Nare1nick, may
hs looked tot al this lst shotiy
The German corvette Lsipsis. is expected here from
CAlao, in Ahou, month, os >iS weeks
The British bar. ulioet, saied fes Portland, O, oa
Thursday lssi. Nj Henp von hoh. wen, oa her as
passenger We Wish him Hon Voyage.
The Amer,ean bark fos.si Quesn at p NJ S 5 wharf
She up fos San Francisco, to sai IN ahoa, of
dayS
Ths Ams,,can schooner Pannoala arrived from Hum
baldi yesterday. and doeksj al the Esplanade. Shs
>hsinss cargo oi redwood shingles 10 Alien Ree
in>on.
The American ~haias bark wandsrer, Captain Nc
Lane. arrived from New Bedford and cruise yesterday
clean Captain Truman viii take command at thi
p<ss and proceed north
The Anna, sAlsd fos San Francisco. oa Sunday, Eu
.shA. and hag.y, wednssday, aId the John
10 Aaks tbs bsss reeod ssp<st 10 hsAr goos
report f'em than W
The American hgtn Selma. Captain Miller, art,sss
fso. San Francisco lzs Sunday she hinss lArs'
cargo 4 geasai u>r,hanis<, Horse, Msiss y ~hsi
sksl>ds>hAsalng Al Sxen>sa sh2d Shs ALL be laid "a
tn San frAne.sco discharged
Tbs Hawaiian Steamer { \ bishop arrived oa lAs
tuesday mosraag. az days from San Francisco, w'tl
afuii easso, and nuAtss u passxnser She hsough
nail, and osss day later ns~A We are undss ohlgs
ssea., AMI hsrsby ss,ead osf thanks 10 C@s CA<so'
tx n<~> tavr>
~ A..-..... hl... IA.,s..,... ......l - al. 49,
>A Seat<y sseasns too lzie ~ come IA ~ I~at Sh1
esksassd oasSsde, and in Aeasd4y a AM
ds<ksd u shs olj Custom House ~harf ~h<r he i
49, dl.eAssEnS ssss miscellaneous ~ eoasignes
" thro p~si~> Z cA
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pensively printed and very lengthy programme
of the hulas performed for twelve successive
hours a, the palace, with lransiations ap
pended, whose correctness my knowledge ofI
Hawaiian IL sufficient 10 substantially verify
II Is with a sense u almost physical suHoca
tion that have risen from the perisal of this
noisome document. Il h beyond conception
beaslly in thought and nasty in language
There are somc hundreds u different hulas
whose titles and subjects are named. The
larger part of these titles consist of the mos,
fulsomc and even blnsphcmous Alienation uf
kaIakaua. Scattered through them, often in
groups of three ~ four, are a class u topics,
II an unspcakablc nature, which ! can only
hint ai ~ an unu,tcrally filthy "phallio" wor
| ship N the body " the King. These titles are
often cpuchcd In metaphDric terms Obvious 10
the native mind, bul a large part Of them are
in direct aud naked words accompanied with
grotegquely obscene sugRcs,ions In the mclcs
Of which these are titles are narrated and *.
patiaicd upon with bcastly fondness al exploits
that a foul imagination can invent ~ british
memory record that are beasly and vile in the
person u this man, and these as his chief
glory, held up for the fond laseiyious worship
u the thousands of men, women and children
congregated al the palace. These melc, we're
chantcd there with those hideous, lasciyious
posturngs and lcwd pantomime which were
carried to such extremes that night, and with
even more abandon last Monday night This
document bears the royal coat of arms. II is
known to be arranged under the personal
supervision Of the King. It is his own work,
his chef fanye Of literary and dramatic art.
Here we have the head Of this government
deliberately, and on what he intends to be the
most solemn occasion Of his reign, setting him.
self up as an incanate god Of lust and bawdi.
ness, posturing by the set tunes Of these head
ings in the most hidcous attitudes to be wor.
shipped and adored by his people. use the
above terms in no mctaphorical sense, but as
a calm, literal statement of truth, which any
one can verify by examining this document.
/ abstain from comment. The fact is paten,
that the presiding person Of this nation, who
is working TO bring every organization into his
grasp, ns he has already seized the lower
judiciary and the educational corps, is this self
deifed incarnation Of bcastliness. Hundred,
Of children witnessed these hulas and drank in
their loathsomeness. Many little girls took
part in the pos,urings and ehantings Of this
phallic worship. Let these things be under
stood. SALUs.
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Another thought comes to us from the fore.
going upon the ministerial responsibility side
Of the question. The Attorney General re.
ceives yearly salary Of S6,ooo--lor what
To see that the laws are carried out, or to ad-
wise the Crown which may be fagrantly
voated5 There is law upon our statute
books relative to obscene literature, but we
have not heard that the programme Of Hula
Poni Moi" has engaged his attention. No com.
plant has been entered by him for their publ
cutting the responsible parties to the extreme
limi, of the law. The Attorney. General, as
also the Premier, must be perfectly well aware
Of the deleterious effect Of the generous distr
button of such literature, some of which has
naturally fallen into the hands of the young, to
poison their minds and engender evil passions.
As members of the revised Board of Education
it therefore becomes their plain duty, in the
protection of the morals of the youth of this
country, to prosecute with vigor this hagrant
wrong. 1t may be that the Coronation Com
mittee, of which the Premier himself is chair
man, are not wholly responsible, but through
them the composers, publisher or publishers,
aders and abettors can be reached. And il
this is the prescribed duty Of the Attorney
General, upon the printed directions for a
number of these heather dances, what must it
be upon their enactment Every dancer and
performer is liable to arrest for indecent ex-
posure and lewd obsceniiy, and it remains now
for the legal adviser of the Crown to enter his
cases at once in the matter. We have been
cursed with an indifferent Cabinet long enough.
1t is time something was done by it to prove
there was vitality enough in it for some duty
besides drawing their salaries.
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1UF coRoNtTy0N YDyds

The Constitution provides very clearly for
responsible ministry, and there arc, perhaps,
not few who consider we miss our marx when
we place the responsibility ophghcr shoulders
than those of the Cabinet; and yet the facts
that we have brought home, on various charges,
it has been impossible 10 refutc. hnd just 80
long A. Kalakaua conducts himself ~ lar apart
from the spirit Of the Constitution a. The letter
of the law will allow him, ~ long must he bear
the public criticism that such acts demand and
not bc shielded behind any quartet oi ministers.
Among the festivities arranged for the cofo.
nation period, facts are now elected to show
that Tor many months past series of hula'
have been devised for the cvcntiul occasion
that equals, or perhaps exceeds, anything in
the dark ages OF paganism Tor obsccnily and
hca,t,lity; and this has been brought forth
under royal patronage Tor the dciiication Of hi
person. seldom IN the history of these Island.
have such disgusting orgies been enacted, MOI
such shameless, barcfaccd method been adopted
10 revive the most obnoxious and degrading
features ~ ultra paganism, 10 &c establish iu
influences far and near in every native HON,
as has been the case with the preparation and
enactment of the coronation hulas The fact
Is, unfortunately, plain and undcniablc thai
Kalakaua Is looked upon as the patron saint o
the hula IN far greater degree than wa
| Kamchamchn V, much as he countcnanced II
The present Is an open, fragrant, defiant sup
port thereof, with its printed programme ,ha
wrcaks with filthy obsccnity too gross for pub
lici,y, and the very ideas conveyed let alon,
such hulas enacted, is enough to staggcr th'
belief that monarch, aping the grandeur ant
Enlightenment OF Europe, should cater to th'
bascst Of animal passions and foster such in ,h
small handful remaining Of his subjects, in
stead of removing all such tendencies far from
them and encouraging morality and right livinI
among them Il, at times, pals our 'belic
tha, with the golden opportunities Kalakau
has had for rendering himself and his subject
the envy Of the whole world for the comfor
and true happiness that was actually place.
within his grasp, and yet the golden momcn,
being filtered away, drunkenness fostcrcd an,
poverty cngendered, the plague Of leprosy
allowed TO stalk through the land, and now tn
ecn,ous hula is encouraged, to beget idlenes
and vice with all its attendant evils. Where
the Hoom Ldhm spirit that was announce
as kalakaua's watchword1 What has bee
accomplished toward it in his reign' Has tn
: sanitary condition and health Of the peopl
, been the subject of his deep soliciiudcp w
have asked these questions before, but we AZ
parcntly ask them in vain. A selfish spirit
unfortunately, is the Characteristic trait pre-
, dominan, in Kalakaua; the good Of the natio
sinks far into insignifcsncc so long as none
and pleasures are supplied free and fas, to Fl
his idle hours.
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SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY, MARCH J. ,ss,.
All matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed to the " SATURDAY PRESS"
THE HAWAIIAN TREASURY.

The estimated receipts Of the Hawaiian
Treasury for the biennial period ending March
81, 1854. were $i,9Is,25I.oS, and the expen-
dhures, las estimated by the Ministry which
proceeded the one now in ofiice,) $2,923, S6o.-
So, But, the Gibson ministry, thinking this
expenditure altogether too small to meet the
requirements Of their inflated notions, prevailed
upon the Legislature to increase the sum TO
So, S63,II6, BY the alarmingly depleted con
dition Of the Treasury on Feb. 81, 1883, il
would seem as il money had been spent in ac
cordance with this estimate, and without, any
regard to the future need of money, OF the APP
parent improbability that any great portion Of
the 1ioo Million Loan would be taken up.
Things have arrived at that pass, under the
boas,ed ability Of the Gibson cabinet, when we
are called upon to face the serious question =
Is it possible to meet the current expenses Of
government during the remainder Of the bien.
mai pr,Ied with the revenues likely to be re-
ceived during tina. timef Our opinion is that it
is not possible not even il all public works
are stopped and only the necessary current
expenses Of government, including salaries, Of
| course, have to be paid. 1t is useless now to
talk about any more Of the Loan being taken
up; and the country is to be congratulated
upon the fact that only $4,000 Of that has so
far been taken UP to the 2Ist of February
last, $I,4oo,ooo had been received into the
Treasury including the $4,000 received ON
/ q th..I ~ III L.., Co
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From San Francisco. pcr G Y bishop, MtGreggpr,
" A Dunss ombs and wife
From san Francisco, pcr Selma, $ y Duttpn, wife
and daughter the Misses Bailey y Rood, " lIutcr
InD MurphaY liauy Doe
Prom San Francisco, p.t Discovery, Mrs ellison, A
Alison, Ffant Iuu N q Harding and wife, ! "
S,hf,yet N Hangman, Ino sullivan
from wndwatd ports per lwalan Frb % Mr. { X
Bishop, Mrs Haaiclea, " N whitney { Menectc
Alpnh y Barring Could. { I. risdae, 4 BafRman,
Sttshl, s Cohen, 4 Hood, aud ~ deck
From Molokai al Maui pcr lehua, Feb 5i-E o.
ley Nv Griffin and d, dccb
From windvatl pors, per Iikclite, Feb. ssa Hon A
Judd Hon q WiLlcf, s Parker NJ Louisson, = I
lIasng, Rev a o Fotbcs, g. Bell, Pun Chi. thunf
Hoy, Cornell hwana, Mrs Gilmore, A1hin, Barnes
Asi, hfun, G " Castro, Miss keia, Miss Malekau
Mrs kaIua and child
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IMPORTS.

From a Cruise, per Steam whalcr Orca, WIN G Irwin
Co. 500 gals oil
From por Townsepd per N Smith, Feb 76 II
lIactsld Co, ls6sos Il rough pine lumber, 63o,7 n
Dressed lumber IS 600 laihs.
t-om San ftanci.eo, per Selma Feb 10 c o Berger,
ron safes Adams, pl.gs furniture w
PIERCE Co. rot 6 provisions, Lyman Bros, dry
provisions, u brick, ~ machine; l'ne& Co, COW
wilder Co, 4 bales hay u5o pkg, groceries IS and
hardware, : printed matter; O Hall Son, 100
bbl, lime; g W Maciarane n Co, it,, SKIS bran and
oats ~ bales hay, Sob spikes bbls lime II Het
ter ptgs feed. Is bales hay ~ cows, yeaIings,
~ horses t, mules, % pigs, "lky' harmers; Order
50 crs Potatoes j6i pkgS groceries, IS pictures, sun
dry Chinese firms So pkgs mdse.
From San Francisco, per Discovery, Feb s6- u
Haetield Co. 'o} bis hay ,oo sis barley g ban l
wheat, picture frame, glassware. bbls lime
i3S bss bread; Ishman so bbs lime. Geo Lucas, 81
briet, Sam Holt. " ptgs hardware, pkgs glassware
VIM i Rowell ptgS hardware; o Hall Son, 71
tptgs hardware, pla,edvare; Honolulu Iron Works
IS pkg hardware: Z HofischargerlS Co, u mdse
Col u Judd crookery, , mdse, % gas fixtures
lime, c Berger, 20 tnks gasoline. I waierhouse.
bis broomes roo bbS lime. 20 bis hay. Iso SKIS bran
,oo sks -four; G W Masf,rlane Go, rs bis hay
WIN @ Irwin Co, t,s bis hay. NJ Grinbaum Co
and linen L 4 Du,,on, 10 us hay. A Bergan, 20.
bags potatoes II Arall, 20 sks -four; Bolles Co,
bodies. wheels, rs bdlS baenS, 3i6 shingles, s,
os9 posts, wheels, bundle brass tL spikes
77B bdis shingles Order ~ mules horses 90 bis hay
ss sks barley, sks ban, u bbl beef and pkgs t'
| address
From San Francisco, per c K Bishop Feb IA "
| Pierce Co. whale boat, bS bances; Macfarane &
Co, so c whiskey, Lenehan Co. 20 pkgs box shocks
Schacfcr & Co. 900 4 sks flour, y bbls beef, 10 y
bbls beef 20 bss Goldfish. y hrkns butter, cheese
b,s rots bsS onlons hollister Co. bbls sugar
| . hardware groceries, pkgs tobacco, } bbls
meal. pLgs drugs; Wilder 4 Co, ! paper hangings
| Hyman Bros c tobacco, ! samples, straw hats
Iollcs Co, $50 SKIS -four bg yef II bis duck, ros
sks oats SKIS barley, gd barley 100 bss potatoes
Palmer a Co. mable fountain, bS tin wire, bb
glassware copper vessels; I II Davies Co IS bbl,
| lime; l. Smith sewing machines: Castle Cooke,
rs bbls salmon, 400 sks flour, bss varnish, pkg
leather bes,ng; bis collars bss ,,arch bss lobster
vine "a pes pipe, hyd jacks, crate turpentine, u
pcs pipe, hardware, bd rakes, kgs nails, bS,
books bdls brooms, roll leather; Irwin & Co. 200 SIX,
| barley r7s bbls lime; Jas Hayseden, 5 casting;
candy; McChesney 4 Son, ZOO SKIS, potatoes. SKIS
onion 90 eaates corn go sks beans; Chinese firms I1
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We are pleased to learn Of the appointment
Of Mr.. Henry Smith as deputy clerk Of the
Supreme Court, vice ID. X. fyfe, resigned ;
he has earned the reputation Of being an indus
trious and faithful worker, and will doubtless
fill the office with credit to himself and to the
satisfaction Of those he is to serve.
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Erpcc.cd from Foreign Ports.


Bosros, Am bk ANY TURNER. ....,,.....,. Newell
Due. c, Brewer & Co, agts
BRHMrs Ger. bk {. X. BisnoP. Walter
Due. H. Haekfeld h Co, agts.
NEw YoRK, Am. bktne ELisoR NrkNoS' Humphreys
Due March $40. Castle Cooke agts'
LIVERPOOL, Brit ship JAsnI CouRr ,..... Jackson
Due April IS, q W Maefarane 4 Co. Agents
BpEnps Ger. bk CASorus. .......,..,... Loose
Loading Nov IS Haekfeld & Co, Agents.
LNssroo, Brit ship G,fSnssy's nnfN r. ,.o, Poe
Nrwc.srIs. N. S. W, bl JupIlrE ...,.'.,,.. Dow
Due. Wilder Co, agents
Posr GAMnIs, Am. sch. ]. y. MILLER. ,.. Hanson
BosroN, Am bk. s. H. A,lEs...,..........,E Eldr'dge
Due June IS, c Brewer s Co, Agents
Due April 'e-,s II. Haekfsid s Co, Agents, .
Due July IS. C. W, Maefarlane s Co, Agents
Due April iS.so. G W Maefarane Co, agents
SAN FsAsclsoo, Br. bk, LADY LAMrsos Mars,on
Due March $40, Brewer \ Co. agents
SAN FsAscisoo Am sch. IpA ScHsAuEs. Luce
tfor Hilo,) now due;
SAN FRANCISCO, oS.S SURF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Dodd
pss March ',1 W w% Irwin Co. AS,",; "ss,,,
Due March $40, Castle y Cooke, agents
Due Marsh $40 w. w. G a., i,~," Co.. agents pova
Due March ,''c % All Rieo ~ ! no Robinson, agents,
= ps~f cAssls, Am, bkrns k,rsAr ,, Roe,nso"
Due March lois. H. Haekfeld Co, agents
svpsrv, ? NJ S S, CRY OF sypssv: -, Dsasborn
Due March u, u saskfeld Co. ase"'S w.,.,
SAN G fs.sIsSS Mss H,slia s lsts9 @o agents, ws''e'
Ntw CAsTlR, N S w, HAsAopius: ..... ......,.,--
Due April ,S.se q. W Macfarlans Co, agts.
Nav C.sTls, ", Bri! bk PAe,s,e slors barnes
SAN FRAscisco. Am sch CnAs. Hansen Sprague
Due March $40 u. Haekfeid Co. as's.
HuMsolpr, Am tern NJ. T.. DopoK. ....,,,..... Paul
Due Levers Cooke, agts-
PoRr BlAsEly, Am bktne. AAsLIA. ....,.. Ne~hall
Due March ,s.yo4 Allen 4 Robinson. agts
Posr GAAslH, Am bk l.i1tih MAsshALL Bergman
Due March ,o.,s. Levers Cooke, agts,
SAN FRAnoIsco Haw. BIZ. KALAKAuA.. Miller
Due March i,.so. ,. A. Sohaefer A Co, agts.
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco per Anna, Feb 2.-,o7r Bags su
gar, 43o, 7arts. Dom. value SAG, o7o.os
For Portland, Or per Ullock, 7,o pkgs molasses
COCO gals, value, SI,ros
For San Francisco per c Ford, ,399 pkgs rice I9
hs, 74so pkgs soo,ooI s value, Ss3,o7o ,s
For San Francisco per Jno ID Spreekels, Frs mas
ter, ora pkgs sugar sai4SI ns; value $50, s3s6s
and ono passenger ] Leonard
For San Francisco per Eureka, Feb s7-s6o, bag
sugar o6I s6i rs; domestic value $50, l6l2S % empt,
Tanks For value Sage
For San Francisco per ID Murray Feb 27-46j
bags sugar sis,sis rs, 79sS bags rice sos, 800 lbs
Jomr s,s o,ouee sd, "a ,o ~ pkos saddiery ware
Foreign value Si,sSSss.
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7HE coRoNAT7oN HUzAS.

Ms. EpiToK .--l am an old citizen, who
during long residence have never taken an,
past in politics. and have always beena cordial
we'll. wisher to King Kalakaua as well as to his
psedecessosS In whatever degsee may have
shared your objections To the coronation.
had come to feel some hope that but little ol
the mose indecent forms of the 4slaAsla would
make part u the public festivities.
The long performances At the palace on Sat
psday afternoon and night have, On The con
trssy, proved to be the woss, u the Kind eveI
known since We had civilized government
both more grossly vils, and mose Publiel,
sAanied. have bad lad before INC an ca
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TUE IfTEsT NDDELTY,
synsthng which no one should e without, s orr Il i'
Magneso-Ca1uite Firc-Proof Safes,
Bond Gases ~ Jewel Cassi.
Read one testimonial out of many.

Refoyf el COMMITTEE o/ nm iHsHsaG>e Erss,ff:
AZ a uest1a Il the Nassarhusetfs Mutual fir. H.
tufance Union, held ~ Nantatkst Beach, August ~,
1884, samples 4 bpsei manufactured - The hagnEs1-
Calcits Fire Prof Company we're shs.yn. Au irgn
bps, about tNo feet long and fOt deep and vide,
With lining ihfee-founhs u inch tck II Maansal
Caciie material was filed With vsri1us documents
greeulacks and part ~ card u lucifcr matches u
then placed upon brd II hot caala ard at iszli
four feet u dry hard VOID piled upon H. The hpx sa
kept under estreh.e heat fUr an hour and half Not
wiih,;andng the irss, n the lor taiilJ
warped tina, the lining IN Immediate contact Wiii
IN perfect state u preservation. small bJuh and
case designed to e used inside 4 yaults and sfe
Wa subjected To the degree II beat for half an
hour and iis also found free from any
appearance u FIRE o. ,nDts rben placed therein.
H. e. BiGEoW,
Anos BSrgs,
CHAA y. CUISINES
CHAs. A. HOwLAaB
ELIAH HOwE, ir,
ALpuEb L. B6EBoug,
fgg-n Representative insufance oficerG
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Sailed from San Francisco, Feb s. n. with light west
eriy winds; nth. fresh gale from southeast to south
wes, and rough which continued until the i<h then
uodssa,e soa,heaN winds and cloudy weather until
the ssd when we had light buffiing winds and heavy
rain with thunder and lightning: thence to port light
northwest winds and calm weather; Feb ,.,h. passed
ba rk Presella bound south.