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tBee Linel c., G., G. & Indianapohs.
Depart-New York aud Boston Rxpress.
dally.-------..---.-... 4:35 ana
Union 49, 6:l5 am
Day10a, Columbus and New
York Express. am
ST. Louis, indianapolis and
5i55 p4
New YORK and Boston, daily. 7:l5 pa
BRTGHrwooD DIVISION.
Daily--....---.. 4:35 am.... 2;15 pm
Dally.-----.---. 6:15 am. 3;55 pk
Daiiy.-------.--.11:05 am.... 5:55 pms
Daly- 7:15 pm
Arrive -Louisville, New Orleans and
st. Louis Express, daily. 6.55 am
Ilkhart and Goshen Express. l0 90 am
South Bend Express 2:O5 pm
Unien -. 3:45 pm
Boston, indianapolis and
Southern Express. -, Cos DIN
New York ana st. Louis Elk
press daily lo.sru
B2ICIIrwoOD DIVISION. 10 2nHr'
Daily--.,--.-.. 400 am. 2:o5 pm
Daily. --.----.- 600 am. 3:45 pm
Dally.----.----- 600 am. 5:25 pm
Daily---.---.--10:5o am.--- Sos pm
pm
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Wheat Corn. Oats. Rive.
--
Elevator All 21,30SI
Elevator b 81 $1,000 80. T00l 1O,4OOi 5000
Capt'l Efvat'rl l0,0OOt Is, 0OOl -
City Elevator 80. ..-.. Observation-Disclosures.
West ElevaTr. lI40, 600 34,40Ol $4,000 5000
Elevator Ell 5000 $1,000, 2,OuOl
----~l-- ---l---
Total. 25s.30o %, 000l 80, looi $4,000
C0rresp'g day
last year. $40, 900 III 900 81. oool 10000
RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TWENTY-FoUR HOURS.
Wheat, 1900
Corn, bush 23.5O0
Oats, bush 6.4OO
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Indiana, Bloomington & Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.
D~epart-Pacitc Express and MaIl.---.- 7:45 am
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. 1880 pm
Burlington and Rock island
Express, daily, G. c..--..-.11:l5 PIN
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
daily, r. 4:10 am
Cincinnati special am
Atlantic Express and MALL. $3.50 pm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart-Mooretield Accommodation. Vs.. $50 am
Mail and Day Express........ $40 am
Night Express, daily, T. c..-.1I:10 pm
Arrive Might EXPRESS, daily. 4:l0 am
Mail and Day Express. .....--. 5:45 PM
MDoretield Accommodation. 6:25 pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Depart-Eastern Express, Mail, daily. AGO am
Day Express aud Mail.-.-....ll:2 ann
Atlantic Express---..-..-.. 200 pm
Arrive Pacific Express. -....-..--... 7:05 am
Burlington and r. /. Express. 1850 pm
Western Express ....--.---... 1905 pm
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NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-There has been con-
siderable doing in miscellaneous assortments of
colored %cottons, but staple styles less active,
and Roscoggin thirty-six inches bleached shirt
ings advanced 14c. In best makes ginghams and
printed dress fabrics there is a good business,
but the general market is qnieter than usual on
Monday.
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RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
Iralns marked thus: p. c., reclining chair car;
g., sleeper; D. Parlor car; H., hotel ear.
bee Linel C., c., C.. &
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Pittsburg, Cincinnati q St Louie.
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Indianapolis and St LOUIS.
Depart-Day Express, daily c. c......-. 7:25 am
Boston and St.Loms Express,p 700 pm
New York and st Louis Ex-
press, daily, 8. and e. c......11:10 PIN
Arrive New York and Boston Ex-
press, daily, c. c....---.... Ais am.
Local Passenger. p..--...-..lO:55 I'm
Day Express, g. u, daily. 6:45 pun
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Glass of '83.

, The graduating exercises of 'S3, Oahu College,
took place last evening at the Fort street church
before = full and appreciatiye audience, The
exercises comInenced with a piano duet, " Ojo
Cirallos," by Mrs. Hanford aud Miss Mary Bah
cock, a very bright, sparkling piece, which ths
two ladies rendered III fine style.
After prayer by Pastor Cruzau, the Miss
duet the " Fisherman which was followed by
first essay on winds" by the Miss Helen l..
Hiileorani. Tie Young taiy treated this diff
cult and unstable subject ia d very pleasing
manner, touching briefly upon the value of
wind in a hysienic, moral aud commercial
point of view.
Mrs. Hanford aud Miss Mary HIllebraui then
performed d piano duet, being "~Symphony NJ.
2" by Hayden, which was we'll played, but en-
tiTely too long.
Miss Mary L. Green then read an essay upon
" Hawaii in IS20-1533." Tue essay was Il brief
by the first missionaries.
Mrs. Hantord having n severe cold, the vocal
trio, The Violets, WAS omitted, and bliss
Mary f. Hiiebrand read an essay on The
March of Creation"
At the conclusion of the essays th- sweet
girl graduates " (who had been lat=u with bo-
quets during evening" received tneir dE-
ploToas from Pro Jones with u few APP
p~ropriate words. The exercises then Concluded
with a piano duet by Mrs. HInforj and Miss
Hessie Dickson.
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Report Of the -tIIinsu b. Allen, EIdridge, asster.-
Left Boston February 9th, and experienced fair aud gen
orally favorable winds, with moderate weather, until the
Horn szs reached, when some rough weather was expert
encei. but the SEES was not unusually boisJ=rous for that
latitude Theme 70 the port OF Honolulu nothing extra
ordinary in the way OF wind OF torn Was encountered.
and This port was reached after : sOysge OF IO3 day.
Report Of the brig ", u. Meyer. Delaney, Master-Let
san Franci-cO June 9Th AMI Tor the first four DAYS expe-
renced rough weather. with strong westerly winds. which
were succeeded b. more favorable breezes and excellent
weather. which continued until We arrived in port. June
u, after a passage Of - days
The steamer City OF New York, WIN b Cobb. Comman-
der. sailed from san Francisco June 10th. Cdischarging
pilot at : IS A. NL,) have been detained until June 9th by
the nOn-arrivsl Of the English mails. and then again by
unexpected repairs To the engine to the time OF sailing.
Arrived st Honolulu on the 18th At Lie Z. n
f. I. Plat, PurseT.
4 bark, bsrk-utine snd two SchOoHers outside.
Report Of the bark-ntine Jane A Falkenburg, Goodman,
SIaster-Left ~an Francisco June 3ri, first 4 days had fresh
westerly winds during which We ran ga miles from thence
to this port, Light trades aud fine weather. Arrived il Ho-
uolnlu June 18th, Il days passage.
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THEODORE LEHMAN, the barber who left this CITY
about two months ago for the Coast, died in Oak
land on the II Of May. He first came 10 these ISL
ands over thirty years ago from Australia where
he was born about the year 1928. He will be re-
membsred among old residents "a one u those who
got up the famous bogus gold discovery about the
year 1861, when certain parties were dipped into
the belief that the precions metal had been dis
covered in paying quantities on this Island. Mr..
Lehman was married in this country to q half
caste, and subsequently, divorced. He has left
what little property he had 81 the time Of his
death to a citizen of Honolulu.
LAST evening as the James Magee left the wharf
for Kauai just after rhe plank for the use Of those
who get on and off the boat had been taken in a
native woman tried to jump ashore and a. she en-
deavored to do so fell overheard. After much
scrabbling about a man'succeeded in getting hold
of the womaB's hand and she was assisted 10 get
on shore. Her husband, who was near by appeared
to bs somewhat Indifferent about the whole affair,
but when his wife was restored to him with drip
ping garments ne laconically exclaimed: you
fool"
THE new brick building in course of construction
on Nuuanu street, makai, of the structure occupied
by Wing Wo Chang q Co., is rapidly going up
under the supervision Of Messrs. Walker aud
Treadway, the contractors. They are certainly dos
ing a good loD I0f Mr.. stephen spencer, who,
through his agent, Mr.. II. Widemann, authorized
the construction Of the building, which. when com
pleted, will be two stories high, exclusive Of a base
msnt, the whole divided into two complete sets Of
business rooms.
W. TAYLOR, lately arrested for hoase-breaking
with felonous intent and3renAnded by rhe Police
Justice on Tuesday for trial on the 22d inst, has.
for . long time, been known in the city a. an in.
d~ustrious, thrifty laborer, but it is said that re-
Gently he got to gambling and lost all his savings
and this probably was the indirect cause Of hs
crime.
THEoUaH the courtesy OF Paymaster Lewis A.
YOrke, of the Essex, We are enabled 10 give the
following corrected list Of the officers Of the US
corvette, in the order of their rank Commander.
A. Il. Mccormick; Chief Engineer, d. p. Mozart
ney; Lieutenant, NJ. r. 5. Mackenzie; Surgeon. NJ
L. Ruth; Lieutenant, W. H. Parker; Passed
Assistant PayEaster, Lewis A. Yoke; Lieutea-
ants-Wainwright Kellogg, Karl Rohrer, C.. P.
Ress, W. NJ. Irwin; First Lieutenant Marines
O. G. Bergman; Passed Assistant Engineer. F. J.
Hohmann: Ensign. O. II. Dunn; Assistant Engi-
nssr, u. Beyington; Pay Clert, Charles E. James.
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Civil Summary Court.
JUSTICE Extraordinarily, June 81.

JUSTICE Extraordinarily, June Il.
q. West VS.. F. II. Enders; action of assumpsit
for S75. %; settled out Of court.
Kalaeloa VS.. Puahi, continued from the I4th
inst. replevin for a canoe; damage claimed, S25;
judgment for plaintiff for restoration of canoe
and SO damage; costs S.. 80; Nahaku for plain
tiff appeal noted to Intermediary Court.
HsalSu and Palakiko vs.. Lee On, continued
from the l4th inst; plaintiff discontinues the
case; costs 81. so; ]. S. Kaulukou for plaintiff
and W. r. Castle for defense.
NJ. Ward and n. McChesney W. John R.
Silva; no appearance Of either party; case dis
missed; costs s2.75.
J. w. Luning vs.. r. Love; continued until
the 18th.
Kelii vs.. w. Meyer aud Makawo; case discon-
tinued by plaintiff costs 81. so.
Thomas Lannop vs.. n. A. Burns, Thomas
and Walker, garnishee, continued from lhe 14th
inst. Judgment for plaintiff for SI4,5O aud costs
81 so; appeal neted to Intermediary Court.
J. b. Murray vs.. J. F. Colburn; continued
until the 25th.
Akiona Pake vs.. ]. Waluneane; action for
damages placed at $500; plea of general issue
Judgment for plaintiff; damages sac; costs Sa.5
appeal noted to intermediary Court.
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IMPORTS.

From san Francisco, per Jane A FalkenbuJuneTg, IL
iOl bNs sugar, ITO kegs nails, ISL bgs bean, ITO tins crack
ers. les cases brezd, 1873 qrsk= dour, Sii SKIS and feed,
3S bales hay, 50 pkg~ (lfO bN< I1bacrJ, So pkgs wines and
liquors. $50 bis lime, 9 bales Irvine. p pkgs furniture and
personal effects, 10 bXs POTATOES. loo doors, ; pkgs do, II
pkg arms aud ammunition, - pieces and pkZs Of iron
and other hardware, So pkgs general merchandise, 5000
redwood posts, 81, 900 bricks, l horse, l buggS-
From San francisco, per brig W II Meyer. June 2l--il
kegs Lad, - boxes glass, Q cases shells, 100 bales hay, %
cases oil. I'LL bags -four, 200 bblS lime. 50 sacks potatoes,
5000 bricks, 22s sacks bran. 81 pkgs gunpOwdeT, $1,000
SHINGLES, . Ius sand, 20 sacks corn, $50 bbls salmon,
! .39+ posts, "A 1 = quantity Of srJcsdes and general ner-
chandise.
cOriaZe, 6 iron safe, ? rrfng=TAtors, 2b doors. 81 nests
trunks. - nests yellow wac, SIS kegs nails, : cases bed
ding. 6 cases marble and granite, / carriage, 5 pianos, 60
cases furniture, 275 oars, 10 dozen blankets. 300 cases
petroleum, p stoves, a. bblS beer, l whale boat. s iron
doOr-, lJl cases lamp, i51 bales Oskutn, 80 bbls cement,
2JlO bdl- shook, ISL heads. S-73 half-bArT-l sLOoks, 46
halfbarrel h-ais. 22 pax plauks, $50 bbls refined oil, 70
cas1s she's. p cas- tJbaccO. go cases general merehan-
die aui sun ires. IL transit Tor HOnskOng. Is tons coal.
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pass r e.

.n s,n Franeisco, per city Of New York, June INT
Z TiIIasp Mr. u Green, Mrs VI Lyman Mr. r Jordan,
n Ioxsrv- Mr. George g. Becklry. Mr A Herbert sud
NJ M Mrs j r Bowler, Mr. Gcorse Lucas, NJ
49, -, Mr. Charles Fishel, Mr. Than, DR. and Mrs
SS- Vu.4 y Mcintyre. Mr l. Attfaark, Mr. sui Alrs
S.n-rs A Howard, Mis- l. Bashtort, Nc lanes welsh.
y. All NJ Hamburger, Mr George FNehsl Arani
rroN r. 49, Nr.I 9 StiIe~. Mr. q ~ R0thchild, Mr a
Tt1ILe G-ueraI q L S~pIldfng, Ar and M ? searies,
= p-E-rs Mr. u A Rice, Mr. q ID Williams Ar b.ttmany
- : az wilder, Mr jams WtlieE MTG WihiSrs at @
n r Nu4z Helen WiLier- MIS- Ella Lamb Mr. y 1
@ NJ NJ ri Brfgstock-, Miss Fowler, Mis- Ellers,
[zS-s ~ xrIes EIirIiEe and dsughter- srEEEAGE Mr. and
- ~ u~,esrea8 Mss X WOODS, Mr. and Mrs W u Wag-
- Ma A WOodwOrth. Mr. AMI Mr. W Francis and son.
" - rIer5ent NJ w Olaphau, Mr. W = Gedge, Mr. j
~. a. w nj Naekey, Mr. T II Ball, Mr. George CsTlstOn,
80 T-NlIln AMI p Chinese THEoCGa CAsTS Mr. W
- Mr. AMI Mrs A Johnston Nj 3 II Rsuss- Ar a1d
r.. g~,rxe W Wright. Mr. A Hgy, Mr. II u NeubstsstleT,
NJ v J Danzar, Mr c z Lo.c, 1r He-Fy PAM MI ,
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The French Ram.

The French warship, LEclaireur, which ar
iyed IN port on the l7th instant is q ram OF
1900 tons displacement, and lie now On her frst
cruise, She was built in 1880, aud Is fashioned
according to the latest pattern Of warships Of
her class, having three powerful engines aud be-
ing capable Of attaining Il speed Of fifteen knots
an hour. She has 2 complement of l95 men, aud
Is III every way we'll equipped for modern naval
warfare. In view of the rupture, which has re-
Gently taken place between the French and the
Chinese Governments and the imminent pros
pect Of = hOtly-coutested war between the two
powers, France can safely look forward with
confidence as to the issue of the contest, if her
naval vessels are generally As we'll appointed as
the L'Eclaireur. which now comes from Tahiti,
where she has been on the peaceful errand Of
conveying an eclipse party consisting of deputa-
tiOus sent out by not only the French, but also
the Austrian aud Italian Governments, but which
may ere long be summoned into Chinese waters
to bear = part in the forthcoming war. ccOrd-
ing u latest adyices from abroad, China Is max
ing gigantic preparations to resist the French,
who have already had some engagements with
the Chinese III Tonquin, n province to the south
Of the Celestial Empire, over which China
claims the right Of 4 ProtectoTate. But in order
to defeat the efforts Of her enemy, the French
authorities have, already, ordered several of
their irou-clads and cruisers to proceed from
various parts vi the world 10 Chinese waters,
and, although the LEclaireur goes from this
port Oh Thursday for San Francisco, it Is by NO
means improbable that she will there receive or
ders to repair To the scene Of hostilities. No
doubt her gallant and experienced officers and
ErIl-irilled crew would be pleased with an OPP
pOrtuuity to add new lustre To the many past
national glorie- Of France, and acquire for
Themselves that fame and martial distinction
which is 80 dear 10 every truly French heart.
The following l. = list Of the officers of the
LEclaireur:
Capitaine de fregat, Commaudaut Pougip de
Ia Mai-ou Seuf.
Lieutenant he YaIss-au, ROussell.
Euseigne lie V4Isseau, deEss, Nogarst, LidIu,
MOtttz.
COmmissaire, NOuer.
Medecin Major, Reynaud.
Aide Medecin, Branellec.
The W. H. Meyer arrived CT port last night
from San Francisco.
Nh. J. z. JORDAN returned from the Coast on
board the City Of New York. His many friends
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V....I. Expected nsEs FsTsisa PSF'-
NJ ek Letterrue, from Liverpool, ddr
An bk Cauopu-. from bremeu
Ar zhfp ShAndou, from tfla-gos- Juls
An bE spartan, Cro=sley, Eou NeS fDts Ii4S
40 .rrnr GIrueIg. Spe-culy, frosu 81 tFLuc4'sJ
a. bktn@ M9uit5r. ton Humb0Lit dIr
A. b. HOPE. PenhaIlJg. from P1rt tEnbls
30 - II- u AugIs-ea- Diu-y, trJu i~IsIrpJJt
A. bark Chase from Liverpool
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EXPORTS.

For san Francisco. Der Forest Ql-en, June 2.-Sagar-
I.SB4F9 Ib4. HarkelI < -: Js11J} do. Brewer s. Co
436Is do. Phillips & o: i3.IsJ To, Lyman Bros Paddy
4g.5g7 lbs, J T Warehouse. Iolases-7,5O gallons, q "
Macfarlaus 4 CO. Bauauas-J punches, : VI Carter L
GO. Value. domestic, SJs,OI1 Oj.
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TEE Lily Grace, which sailed from this bort
Tuesday evening for San Francisco took g8os bags
81 sugar weighing l'l53,6 32 pounds, and 1910 ba9s
rice weighing $4,000 pounds, having a total do
meStle value Of over $4,000. Only one gentleman.
Mr. 1. r. Gate took passage per Lily Grsce 10 San
Francisco.
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Last Saturday Mr.. Adams sold % lots DeiOngIHs
to the Lunalilo estate, located near the park, and
some four Of i've other p,ec--- TA- prices realized
Eere good, bat not H1Fe tt.4u t-- lots ure worth,
nov that the water j. laid ua-
Ia the auction rooms during ths wezk JIsiHess
has been quiet the usual. sales realizing the usual
Rkess-
IN stocks not much u importance has been done
We append the fJllrsing quotations
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VI ARHIED.

At st Andrews Cathedral, sunday, June I7th. by the
Rev. Alex. MackiutO=h. DT. ~. David Gyulai- Walters
Of LIhue, Kauai. TO Mss Isabella RechEbinI Fowler q
Liverpool, England
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iuue lL O." y houuau--- 4.
kEhtki Ind wife, - \ MI Wailuku 800 -
Nichols, Miss MARY Uhi. Mss ~ Makawao go. 800
For K2usi. per g r Bishop, June 1s.-His LA-....--.
r ksHoa aud W.T.. g sud ' BOrchgrsyink, Mr. + 1"D
Miss r y Hart Master ) Hart. col G. II Judd, Hon r T.
Thorue and wife x " 4 PuFyis. DR. n smith, Airs sher-
man, and about - deck
For Maui and MoIoksi. per Letus, June ls.-About 50
deck
For san Francisco, PER Lilly Grace, June l9--Sugsr-
s43.62I It's, Castle & Cooke; l74.5ls lbs. u " Macfarlaus
s. Co $3.50 lbs, Wilder & o. 1850 It's Lyman Bros:
KIce-I,5JO lbs, n : GrinOaum < Co - 900 lbs. Wing
Wo Tai 3 Co: 1900 lbs, VI Phillips & 90: 10000 lb-,
sing CLOuz s. Co Value, domestic, 1882 79-
From san Francisco, psr brig ~. 4. Meyer, June II
Dir Fred Seary. * J Sunes, z " H~dnan-
ARRIVALS -
FROM Maui and MolOkai- PEI Lehus, June y: - AIRS A
tnua znd child, Miss UnuA Mrs WEIGHT, L n Thurston
and 81 deck
For Sau Francisco, per bark Forest Queen, June IL
Rev A Clark aud wife, X smith, J A Brash, Chs. Gram
mon, ~ r Mills, Mrs. Johnson, l. l. ThOnPsUn, J w shaw,
Airs Ramsey and son
DEPARTURE
FOR Mcronesiau Islands, per Morning Star, June 4z:-
Mrs Walkup aud child, Miss CathcaTi, Rev W d Kapu,
Mrs. Mary x NskA and son, G KamIkaloi sui wife, Miss
Hahn aui : Gilbert Islanders.
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DIED

ATKINSON-In Saa Francisco, Mas -, NJ Lillian Boyce
Atkinson, daughter OF Rose II. auf the late JOhn P
Atkinson. aud sister OF Ar. Phil Atkinson, VI this city
szei IL years
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOertlser.
SATURDAY ....~-.~~~~-..JUNE IS, 1883.
THE PACIFIC
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
SATURDAY

THE kAL,KAUA was taking in sugar rapidly yes
ferday.
THE ". II. Never Is docLed near the Likelike
wharf II the E-pIsnade.
TIE 81. Lawrence which arrived Saturday from
Newcastle l. anchored out in the stream.
The bark Hope Is unloading At the F>planade
opposite Levers 4 Cookies luIaE=T yIrc
TEE harbor and docks are ssaiu "e eTIwded
Eith ships, many being from foreign Po.0s-
HIS MAJESTY TEE KING, goes to WaimanalO On
hegTd the steamer Wsimanalo this morning.
W. O'Clock, midnight last night the city was
s,r.s, ~ ct and the atmosphers very cool
Francisco George Lucas again on Ite
CAPT.ry Pro- enjoyed his visit to sax
home in tbe So. -pmandof the Morning
TEp sn 2ert 70 return to his
IsATy eNercisesdson
Lazy will be held at the KaSorth Of
22-at 10 o.elocL 4tdner corrse& Semi
- Alehua .;ar IN tbAFri-,
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TIE Forest Queen which sailed for Coast Thurs
day, took 4,537 sacks of sugar weighing 1923
3O7 pounds $40 bags PADDY weighing 49, s7
pounds , q gallons OF molasses and so punches
OF bo- ~~essnsiag a total domestic value
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June I9--,ur Ltk-Hk-, Klas, Tor Want an1 nRwsiI
-uar kiIal-t tfg-, ~rlr-. scr kaEuldt- hgu'
STR Lrhua. l. t-- ~ "a. GJf daIt aud h-ioEai
-tag T5k dIi. M-,ir-s'Fr ior h29laa JAM
-Vnf 4 X BsHOp. Csia-r1u1 to- hGaAi-
-chr Gr1I ~Iyri Tor s-%t, JANA
--hr Pguaukt. tlr Pa -. uASal
-cur Wal uf. Ia MaliEo5 Maui
hr mint fJF " lauuF aut useia, Jana
~cnr Mo- keiki. fr EOoiau- OahG
r7-<sTarC city u Ss~ YORK. COBB. t1r Aue1iani AMI
1s-u,wb * Infy Drlss, Hash-s. Tor san Francisco.
thursday June p
sear Netue Merrill. ar i..u4iaa, MAJ
scar Hsry .. Fustsr- tx H1ulaP1- nA"@N
schr LNhGltao, fr EDluu- Kauai
5chr Meafoo, TOR hJolau1 Oahu
FDaEIGs-
~ Forest Queen. t0r san Francisco
Fss LCIairsar, Poa .u b. Ia MGi0n Nea1 To- san
Francisco .
,oAsrwr-F-Frdzy Ju4c22
stur W.Iaaaa-o. Nelson, Tor SsIaaaaIo. Oahu
ARRIVALS.
Cs.sGwIsE -Thusiay, IuaO2I-
senr Moi kstki, from E~s, Oaha.
CoAsr-lsF, Friday Jaue "a
sssr EnlaaaEa, fcola O5ksia- Hawaii, with 100 Gags
sugar - ,~, lfsi and H,loEst. with
scs rs sugar AMI 40 sheep.
DEPARTURES
CJ~.~-E-sr.iaf7 JaI= =
IN IA bot. los R.I~IaliILai, Hawaii
schr CatsrIna. fSg Haaalel, h-tEI
schr Eoolzu, fOr oahu
F~CHEIss-Fudry- IGs- r.
sf,.ssuasy ure Mosuilz -t.r. GEiiaat' foF AieFoE='1s
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Nh J. E. JORDAN returned from tbs Coast on
board the City Of New York. His many friends
welcome him back to Honolulu cordially, and are
glad 70 learn that lie has enjoyed MS trip.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-23
PoRr OF HoaoLuLU. II. o.

ARRIVALS
5unrH fas4a from oa,a-' AMI Paakla Hawai-
i, from SawiHwiIf. Kauai, With Isaj
C-1i go bays Paddy
Gon EekAha. Kauai, WA go
sesr "a LaasiG., Maui, with
ssar jenSiswu rom sPsiIoa. Hawaii, with
1s-scbr Uisms. from Keawa%. Kohala, Hawaii
schr LukA- from Puma, HIwaii, With 30 cords wool
schr Moi Ksiki, from koOIaa, oahu, with 900 bags
sehr Mary Alice, from Kamalo MOlOka5 with 900
bsss sugar 90 harris m asses and Io hides
sehr KeksnIaohi, fr'm Hs-Alei, Kauai with 3os
sehr May e. Foster, htAaaluu, Hawaii. with
sehr Eh1Esi. fr WsilIa. Oahu, with l07 bags
sehr ks Moi, from IsapshS kos, Hawaii, with
sehr Paas6i, isom ookaI, Hawaii, with 222s
1s-s,mT jane Make. MeD,ntli. rrp.n Kauai.
sehr caterna, from HanaI-i. Kan4., vita sz bags
-agar and 30 bags paidy-
FOREIGN.
III LCIaireur, Paugin de Il MsisoH Neuf,
lane A FaIksnburE7 Goodman, Il days from San
Amr bk Hope, PeahaIIo~. from Port Gamble.
Is-Uss Esssx, Mccormick Commander 80 days
ednesiay,J Jane 70.
scsr A..foo. rom KooIAu. Oahu, with rec bags paddy.
June 20
star James Sfak=e, sfeDoaaLl, for kansi
Sesr I,aaie Wake tsr Papaikou. Ia ~aii.
sch Ehukai. Tor " salds, oahu
schr MauuOkaEat, for SHvth"ni
Schr EekauIuOhI, Tor Haualril haa-i
C5,srwIsE Thursday. jane a.
=tmr wsinaaaIo. Srl IN, from Naananalo. oahu, with
sehr NaiSIs. nom nsk4t-u. nswsn, With i2sI bags
sekr uale4EaIa. from repeekeO, Hawaii, with $50 tsgs
sugar - - ~
sehr IeahI, from RoLolaIeIss Ha%aH, 9Th 30 sazs
sugar
10 EIG%.
Bark suIIaan e. Aliea, Io3 dz,s fs5m Boston
Brx W. a. Hey-r. 4 lays sT5an -41 tF4Erls-o
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.~1H

a quantity Of hre III
tie, horses and She
ports have been std
PADDY. 467, 5sIns. N
$50 punches. The "a
S3j6 24O IS.
Tue St. Lawrence Ia
coal, and the Hope with
about - sail, aud the u
got away yesterday.