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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-11-08
LrAKr 8 mocREA's BILL OF FARE

LEAAE X HACOn6A . 0AA6 ~ ~~~~~~
s~s SOUP;
Macaioni, Vermicelli, French Beans,
Okra and Tomatoes
FISH e.sa
Shrimp, Salmon, Mackerel in Tomato
Sauce Sardines, Deviled Grab, Fresh Mack
erel. HOLSTERS, Oysters, Lake Fish.
ENTREES ....1s ..
Worcester Sauce, Chow Chow, Walnut
Catsup. Tomato Catsup, Queen. Olives,
French Mustard. .... ga. H
MEATS:
Corned Beef Breakfast Bacon, Tongue,
Dried Beet, Hams, Clear Sides, Tennessee
Bacon, Deviled Ham.
1856, VEGETABLES: g. Ees
Green Corn, Green Peas, Tomatoes, Sue
cotash, Okla and Tomatoes, Beans, Cab
bage Potatoes Irish and Sweet. /.
(FoR) PASTRY
Cut Loaf, GRADUATED and Powdered Su.
gar, Patent and Choice Flour, Dessicated
Cocoanut Currauts, Evaporated Apples,
Oatmeal, Buckwheat. 81
FRUITS, NUTS, Etc.
Pine Apple, Oranges, Prunes, Figs,
Dates, London Raisins, Cocoanuts, wal
nuts, Pecans, Almonds, Filberts, Apples,
| Pears, Lemons, Caromels and Marshmal-
| lows.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-11-08
a NEW MEDICINE
q Sure Cure Found at Last for Con-
SUMPTION

sumption.
DIR Rosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
The Great Lung Healer. A single dase re
lieves the most obs mate Cough or Cold and
a 80 Gems bottle viii cure il. 1t scis quick iy
cuaes permanently. sud if used as directe IL
perfectly harmless 10 the most delicate child
Sold at Roots Drugstore
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-11-08

...BLANKs,-We are selling legal blanks
NJ 75cts per quire.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-11-08

'ery respectfully submitted.
WILL I. BANKS,
City Marshal
bic '' 'ie Ia
Petition of w. P, Butler referred To Iamr
and Cemetery Committee. P
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1883-11-08

EDWARD DENMEAD, Mayor.
GKo. III. MANNING, Clerk.
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Police Court
MoSDAy. April ;.

ACNDAN- Ap"ll =
Eleven cases e drunkenness were disposed II il
tie usual manner.
keoki and Kaeki, charged with ARRAY, forfeited
bail $50 each.
Piikoi, charged with assault and battery, for
feited bail SO.
Naaha, charged with violating Rule 6 Of EXPIRES,
Regulations, and was fined So, costs 81.
TUESDAY, April 3.
Three eases Of drunkenness were disposed Of a.
usual.
Il. A. Winnefield, remanded from the I'd, pleaded
guilty on the charge of drunkenness and was fined
So, costs 81. On the charge of assault with a knife
also preferred against him on the ID inst. he
pleaded not guilty, and after trial lac was again
remanded at his own request.
= Paakele and Williams, charged with affray,
March 3lst, both pleaded guilty and were each
fined s., costs 50 each.
J. O'Brien and W. Clively were charged with
ahTay. OBrien forfeited bail $40. Clively was
was remanded until the eth.
kaw=lamole charged with disobedience Of his
parents, was remanded until the 4th.
WEDNESDAY. April 4th.
r. N.Winnifeld, remanded from the 3rd instant,
was found guilty and fined SIS, costs So. and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment at hard labor and to file
bond to keep the peace for - months.
kawalarole, remanded from the 3rd. p&aded
guilty, and was reprimanded and returned to his
parents.
Napoliona, charged with assault and battery,
pleaded guilty, and was fined IS, costs 81.
Pahukula, charged with gross cheat, pleaded not
guilty, and was remanded.
THURSDAY, April 5th.
Hailaena. charged with assault and battery,
pleaded guilty and was fined 81 costs, 50.
Pahukula, remanded from the 4th, was again re-
mopdpd
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Mr.. EDITOR | notice that an opposition
paper referring to the head of the ministry, SAYS:
- That it may not be amiss occasionally to desig-
nate a discUrdant element which no community
can foster with IMMUNITY" 1t seems very strange,
that such a charge as the above should find place
in the printed mouthpiece of the very party,
who, but a short time since were so anxious to
step into political power with the help of
this very 9 dIscordant clement" At that time
they looked upon him as the ablest and fttest
man IN the community for the high position into
which they persistently, but vainly strOve to coax
him. II he was worthy of the confidence and re-
spect of those parties then-and he must have
been 50, or such models of integrity would Ger
tainly not have selected him. Mr.. Gibson should
stand in as high favor with them to-day, Tor he
has done nothing since that time, either in pub
lie or in private life, to forfeit the esteem Of any
right thinking man or class Of men in our midst.
Now, Mr.. Editor, without multiplying words
does it not seem to you that these political NAL
contents and disappointed aspirants for place and
power would wish to say To Mr.. Gibson: - IF
you had Joined with US and used the political
power which we we'll knew you were possessed of,
to raise us into high office. we would set you up
on high, and lauded your many virtues to the
skies, but as you paid no heed to our overtures,
and turned your back upon us, thereby leaving
US out in the cold, we will do our utmost to pic
ture you as a devil. 1t looks very much like
this TO me and reminds me forcibly OF a young
man IN California, with VIII IN l unfortunately
was acquainted some time ago, who, failing TO
gain the affections of a young lady, set himself
to the villainous task of traducing her character.
For the life of me. Mr.. Editor, | cannot see
what they hope to accomplish by their unscrupu-
lOus attacks upon Mr.. Gibson, for in SANDER
ing him they only try to destroy what was once
precious TO them or would have been had they
possessed themselves of his aid. My acquaint-
auce with the gentleman is very slight, having
met him but once in private lie, yet | read the
papers and take some little account OF passing
events. If you deem the above worthy of a place
in your columns, Mr.. Editor, please insert and
oblige. CONSISTENCY.
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IMBD. Is.

From Port Townsend, per Amelia. March 50-3+G531 Fl
rough lumber 22.-O7 II b5a.is. SOI55 II flooring. % N
iaths, 20 cedar shingles, 4s bags potatoes
From HOagkong, Per Gleaelg, March 3o-s53 pkgs gene
raj mdse.
From Bremen, per q Z Bishop, April 3-325 cs brandy,
- rs champagne. 90 cs wine, 700 g. gin, 33 cs liquids, 500
cs tin, 162 g and 500 bbls beer, SO bbls bone meal, loco
motive. ] piano, / physicisnls apparatus, 5l pigs
IrOuware, go drums oils, 200 bn1ls galvanized iron. 3i5
nests baskets, 20 bbls tar, 500 bndls paper. 80 d~eIniJohns
vinegar, 50 coils cOrdage. zI e. candles, $50 cs sardInes,
80 c. oil, 900 bbl- cement. : haul-ar-au, ( basket wagons,
100 " brick, 255 bils galvanized is0upipe, lS3 sPsrs iron,
II cs mineral water, $50 derllj JEns alcohol, 1Ocs powder,
5 head live stock, L washing machine, 3Olj pkgs general
md-e-
From HongkonE. per Oceanic, April SIS pkgs general
merchandise
Prom New York. Per ElinOr VeTnon-Apul $50 e. oil,
40 e. butter. IO nests trunks, 20 O. bottled beer, lGJ
= bbls whisky, Us oars, $50 g. turpentine. % coils rope,
$50 kegs nails. go pcs iron pipe, u stoves and stOyewAre,
8 c. marble slabs, Is g. window weights. / csc ice cream
freszsrs. 81 pIauks, l boiler. % IS brandy. 1 bars steel. l
mill stone. 20 cords lakewood, lJ3 wheels, 70 pes iron, 55is
pkgs general merchandise.
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PASSENGERS.

From Hawaii and Maui. per Iwalaui, March SD .
Baldwin. ; Alderman, d L walia, W Henry, L Z Rob
From Kauai. per c T. Bishop, March 81 ) g Hayselden,
II G Treadway, Anahu, julius Titcomb. Rev Geo vii
mauns. II Reujes. Mrs DrIeir, G Greenfield, W + johnson,
Mrs Robinson, Miss + Gay, Miss y Gay, c Gay. \ Robin
snd IS le2er4
Don aI2 n G EShau + I IS Sii Athus Nrr noI HeSsaTd. > NJ Ho2ner. j
y Cone, r schoItz, wife and children and 90 deck.
u5 fFoT H1 oaain and KS MhgI, per III k4 ApFl ! in gliS.
Awana, " Kea.Ee, \ : McCallGm. 5 J. Austin Cooper;
I Pedler, Mr. " / Roy, & Motley, + W Damon, J HIND. 1
2 Tisdale. Mrs T + Aces aud , children, Rev q 4 Smith,
vile and ) children, } Oierkrk,J Williams, Mrs J /
Noble Mss y spring, 4 Harnes. . \ Bailey " a VIII
ting, A D Courtney, Rev Leonors, G Atons and = children
From Kauai, per James MAkeo, April la W Bu-h. l
ChinHman and II deck.
For san Francisco. per W u Irwin, March 3l-H Unna.
CafmicE, Mr. ashley, ] Eurke, j II Best and W ii best.
For Msui aud Hawaihpsr Lwalani, April 2-Hon Geo Z
and about = deck.
For KahuIui, Maui, per Kilauea Hou, April 2-J Crow
der, J \ Gone, ) q Frisbie, Rev Father Leonore, & J Ross.
Mrs Z " Peterson, T Pryce, J NJ !lorner, Mrs 4 Pratt, Miss
L COpp and about IS deck.
For SIolokai and Maui. per LeLua. April lotto rrnna
I sFgs k Ns.9s2 Rf K = H r Bi a,s9 4 4P q F 2as W J W Msf@ aH M
about p deck.
For Nam aud Hawaii, per LikeIiks, april a,IIis Ex
DIR Tisaale. J ~ Mclean. Miss Hattie Hiram, J Coerper,
Miss y Spring, J Kinds, g VI Lake and wife, Rev \ HOus-
Bailey. 4 u COurtny, MIR Syak-En.
For Kauai, per James Makee, Apri 3-MrsJ II wode-
house and daughter, IL u rrea1way, wife and son, \ Nor
ron, Jas W Bush, julius Titcomb, and about % deck.
Prom Kalaupapa, per Mokoli. April 3-Dr q L Fitch.
From HOugkong and Yokohama, per BOSS Oceanic,
April3-W Il SprAtt, ii HOppius, Louis Mendel, Jacob
stevens, s Martin and y steerase, and 44 Cinnamon
For san Francisco. per Lady Lampson. April MISE
smith, wife and ) children, W Benson.
For san Francisco, per Oceanic, April &C Merriman.
q NJ Knight, h McAlpine, b L Ssmpson, Mr. and Mrs
Robertson. Mr. G Gay, the Misses Gay Mr. seho5tzi wife S
II ~ hitham and 9 steeras~s
From Maui and Molokai. april Ga Unna, J W David
son, ) + Kaiue, L Horner and 20 deck
From Eal ului, per Kilaues Hon, April &c J Ross. G G
Gaskil, J 4 Frisbie, Hon j W kslua, Sam Ubed, w . At
water AMI wife, Mrs J c HanafOrd. Miss Royce, James
Bailey. Mrs Wilbur and . children, Mrs Cook, Mrs kuihe-
lani aud 100 deck.
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Loss of the U. S. Corvette "Ashuelot.'

The captain, officers, and crew of the u.
S. corvette Ashuelot arrived in Hongkong
on the 2lSt February by steamer Thales.
The Inflated vessel, it seems, struck the
East hammock rock on the 18th February
in a dense fog. Her bottom was coated
with mud, and the shock did not appear
very severe, but she at once commenced to
fill and went down in forty minutes in ff-
teen fathoms Of water. In the meantime
the boats had been got out, and the men
were got into them as speedily as possible.
Owing, however, to the steam-Iaunch being
secured with iron instead of hemp, consid-
cradle delay was caused in getting it OUT,
and before all the men could be got off, the
three Cinnamon, who were drowned. The
boats reached the lighthouse, and from
thence one of them went to Swallow, a dis
lance of t~hirty-siX miles, for assistance.
The revenue cruiser Ling Eeng gave her
services ana went out to the rock, bringing
back the remainder of the ship company,
who came on to Hongkong by the Thales.
The fog was So dense that it was only pos
sible to see n few yards ahead, and the
reason of the vessel getting upon the rock
was that she was caught in Il current of
which her officers were and car
ried far out of her reckoning; indeed at the
time she struck, it was thought she was at
least eight miles distant from where
strong that one of the boats drifted four
miles in two hours. 1t was not until three
o'clock in the afternoon that the boats
found the lighthouse. The Ashuelot was a
double ender of 7S6 tons, and carried six
guns. Her complement consisted of twelve
officers, 123 seamen, and IS marines.-
HOngktnq Daily Press,
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YER

SATURDAY, APrit Z. 1888.
Last week we adverted to the numerous foreign
arrivals, and again we have to note arrivals from
Europe, the United States and China, which natur-
ally bring about consider business. As previ-
ously alluded to in these columns, the wharf
accommodation has been found insufficient for our
rapidly increasing trade. The coasters have been
making rapid passages Of late, thanks 10 the tenn
Porary return Of the trade winds, and the conse-
quence Is, that domestic produce has come to hand
In large quantities. Prompt settlements Of quar-
terly accounts show a favorable condition in fnan-
clal circles, though most Of our retail dealers
would prefer monthly settlements. A meeting Of
the creditors Of Mr.. Lee Chat, an Ascending
Chinaman, tends to show that his credit was IN
limited and as many Of the notes presented in
Court were long overdue. it was self evident that
implicit trust was reposed in him. The estate will
probably pay 50 cents in the dollar.
The sudden influx Of Chinese labor has caused
quite a surprise, more especially when We are sud
denly appraised that about 5000 more Will arrive
during the ensuing five weeks. This matter being
Of such importance to the community in general
We have devoted a lengthy editorial to the subject
which we commend to the perusal Of all
The arrivals comprise the c r Bishop from Bre-
men, the ) 5 Oceanic from Hongkong, the Elinor
Vernon from New York, and two whalers. The
Sadie F Caller called of the port en- route from
Apia for the Coast
The departures for the Coas; comprise three
vessels with cargOes valued aSSrcsately At a quar-
ter million Of dollars The = : Oceanic did not
take away any freight being unable to enter our
port owing to her heavy draft Of water.
The receipts % domestic produce for the week
have been. SUGAR, 29.55O packages Rec, 500 bags;
PADDY, 1850 bags.
The stock Of cattle has been added to by the
landing Of one bull and two cows u the celebrated
Holstein breed from Oldenburg. judge McCully
i the speculative importer.
The prices realized at the regular cash sales Of
our auctioneers during the week have been very
fair. This day at 10 Al. Will be commenced the
sale Of carriages and carriage material belonging
to the estate Of the late VI. J. Rose. In the eve
ming Messrs. Lyons & Levcy advertise a very i'm
Portant sale Of paintings, ensrayiHss and fancy
articles-
A. will BE- seen in our advertising columns,
Messrs. Whitman & Wright have purchased the
busin-=s 10: the late n. J. Rose, which t.sey promise
to carry on in all It's braucies. Eeins practical
men. good results may be anticipated from their
venture
The quotations Of Mr.. \. G.. Ellis, the stock
broker, arc given below revised to date.
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NOTES

v,f,or Vernon Is advertised for sale by
TLa Hermann will probably be hove down for
repairs to-day M, Tr.s1,v
- -. from HongkOng via Yokohama AFTER
night Lsso Chinese immigrants on Thursday she
landing = her voyage to san Francisco. taking
Few passengers and mails.
arer -, Corvette Nayesdnick arrived from
Ihs h-a-+srdav. The German war ship Leip-
yelPa sg4psesed daily from the same port
siS E-t-Tan mail steamer Australia l. due to-
uoTroW. en- route to San Francisco.
The Amy Turner will sail for Hongkons direct
ON Monday next
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CHN-TwI-E-
Mar q - t,r NfoEoIft- tor Kalaupapa- M0l1kai
<cLr Nauuokswai. for Nyklha. hauHi
-rbr HaIrakaIa. for Prprrk-y- h~NaH
Srhr Emua. for Heeia. koulau- oahu
Aprt s-Stmr TwaIauf. Bates, for Mani and laval
s.rur EIauta Hou. Scar~- Tor hHhiis"i- MAJ"
Stur a T. bishop. Cameron Tor E.Gai
str,fr Iehua- LorZru-0u. Tor Hul'SAi ahu a
So NIok,Iif. McGrrgur, FOX Eu.aupapa, MOlokal
2 Srbr Neafoo. for Ko1lau, Oahu
-Sfnr Waimanalo. Nelson. for NaimAnalo' OAhu
Sfmr LfkeIike. King for Maui and HaWan
Sen lanes Make. McDOnald, for hhuai
S.Lr Jennie Walker. for Papaikou, Hawaii
Srbr Ealuua. for MalikO, Maui
Srbr WaileIe, for MaHkn. Maui
Srbr Netffe Merrill for lahaipa- Mani
Scbr WaioIi. for Paauhau, Hawaii -
- Waimaiu. for OnOmet an Houomu. hawaii
Scbr Ia Moi. for Kafwilahilaht, Hawaii
- EaaIa- for wafanae. Oahu
SER NokoIi. McGregor, for hoOlau- oAhu
SIR NaIoI1. for Hakaiau. HhWsn
- poboikf. for KOna. klu aud Puna- HaNNh
s-c 81 Ea1fEea1uIf. for HonokaA- Hawaii
-. - ~ afmanaIo, Nelson, for WaimEnal- 'Hhu
rsUFIaN-
tt. X - Irwin. Turner, for san Frances"
MAI - sberamau Chapman. for san iIanciss'
Apr -Br14I fsdv Iampsou. MarstOu,for san Franc1-eo
49, : OSeauic. Dawson for san Francisco
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q

For san Francisco, per W G Irwin. March 31-2I235S lbs
Sugar, " u Irwin * Co: 2G52O9 lbs, Widemaun.l 1885 lbs,
J + WaterhCuse: 32l95 lb-. Griuhaum * Co: 1928 lbs, II
Phillips * Co: 1851 lbs. Brewer s GO: Rice. $4,000 lbs,
Iiymau Bros: $500 lbs. sing Choug x Co; 10 bCbs bana-
mas Value Domestic, S~.5.l8y44.
For san Francisco,per Lady Lampson.Apr sugar: 3I4-
47 lbz,BreWer < Go. IS .19 lbstGumbaum & Co: 81 .l3 los
Hymea Bros. 3Jj,sl5 lb-. Davies x Co; l2f,1G5 lbs. Castle
q Cooke. fE2C2I lbs. " q Irwin 4 20. Domestic ya:ue,
so 79J a.
For san Francisco. per Aberaman. April 3-sugar:
lJO.547 Ibs, u y Widemunu. 1859 lbs. Wilder * Co;
2O5gij it,, Hackfeld & Cos l57, 92O lbs. Macfarlans 81 CO..
1910 Ibz, HyInen BrUsi 132.3fO lbs. Irwin * o. IL. ZIG lbs,
GrimJaIm * Co Rice: 25.OJO lbs. Hymen Bros; c. 300
lbs. sing ChDug * Co: 1Ij,ODO lbs. Grimbaum 81 Co.
Domestic value, s53.C7f 81.
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An insurance agent, named Pyle,
In running fell over q stile,
st. Jacobs Oil gave relief,
And the pain was so brief,
He got up and said Il should 5

THE TINES LEADING ARTICLE Extract from
the London Times Passing by a crowd of minor
notions, We come upon the exhibit of the Waltham
Watch Company, which, in economical importance,
is perhaps superior to anything else shown. The
rivalry of the watches of this Company has already
been felt by our own makers, and a hesitating at
tempt was made last session, in the interest Of the
Coventry manufacturers, to prevent the watch
cases of the Company receiving the English stamp,
which certifes that they are made Of gold. 1t
would seem that the Waltham Watches may defy
all attempts to exclude them in this indirect way.
Their first claim to public approval was derived
from the extraordinary nicely of their construction.
They were made with such perfect exactitude that
the parts of all watches of the same class could be
interchanged. and, production being thus made
possible on a large scale, cheapness as well as excel
lence was secured. But the Company have gone
on introducing improvements in their art, and the
compensation balance they have devised seems TO
have overcome the standing difficulty of the vary
ing expansibility of the spring and the wheel. Its
said that the delicacy Of construction of the me-
chanism invented by the Company is such that a
micrOmeter they exhibit at Paris measures the
twenty-fve-thousandth part of an inch, and might
readily be divided under a lens into. one-hundred-
thousandth parts. NJ. MCISERNY, Agent for this
Kingdom also Agent for Gorham Sterling Silver
ware. The Trade supplied on the most liberal
terms. no11 3m.
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Prospective Sailing of the P. IL Steam
ships for 1888.
PORT OF HONOLULU, II. 1.
ARRIVALS.

co srwIsf.
MAJ So-sehs wainatIu. from oaomea. Hawaii, with SO
sehr PoLoiki. from Rau, Hawaii. with 20 cords
we'll
s1-stmr IrHIani. Bates. from Maui and Hawaii with
fHU pk=s sugar and so hides
Stmr ktlluet H0u. SeHrS. from kahu!ut, Maui,
with 1uJ pkgs sugar and - bags corn
Ssmr e Z bishop. Cameron. from Kauai, with
ssmr waimsuaIo Nelson. from wlIJnanalO. Oahu,
sshr Jennie WalEsr, from Papaikou. Hid.
Hawaii with 2niU bags sugar
schr KaIuna, from HaIiko. Maui. with 1910 bags
scbr WsiieIe. from Nanko. Mari. with 1900 bags
s,hr SsIoIo. from Hakalau. Hawaii, with 1927
Anu1-stmr LikeIiEe. King. from Maui and lila <aiiw
stmr ja1urs Make, Mcdonald. from Kauai
with $3.50 bIgs sugar
s.mr MokoIi. MctregoT. for Kalaupapa. Moloksi
s-hi waID!i. from PaauhAu, Hawaii, with 1855 b.
s1o,p Esh,Iomua. from waiauae, oahu
2-schr Kaa!a, from Koolau, oahu. with 40 bags
s-s.mr SokoIii, MsGresor. from Kalaupapa.
sehr KauiEeaouI, from Honokaa, Hawaii, with
sehr Lcahi. tom KohoIaIeIe. Hawaii. with 1900
-sshr Ei,akai. from waiaIua. Oahu. with s3l BAGS
s-sehr Liholiho. from Eiseie AMI EoIoa. Kauai,
-stHr waimanalo. nelson. from Waimsualo,
Oahu. with as bags sugar
Schr Luka. from kohElI- Hawaii. with 1000 bags
s-Sehr Vile Morris. from AvaIua, Lanai. with leo
sehr Jennie, from Na-H,w,I, Kauai, with Io
bags sug ar and 40 bass paAiy
-stmr Lehua. LOrzen-On, from Maui and Nolokai-
7-s,mr Ktis1sa Hsa. seaes, from KahuIui, Maui.
with 1856 baes sugar AMI a. bbIs molasses
FsRE GS-
Apr Ger bk Il SHOP, Walter III days fro"
IS oceanic, Dawson, I5 days from H'asAOus
Am SE : fSIH vernon. Humphrey, 1is ds,s
MN%syeriniE KaIo:u.rzs. from VALPARAISO
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MEaIORAXDA

Report Of bark c r Bishop, Walter, msster-Lsfi
Bremen, November l3, 1852. pasted the Llzart- Nov -
and the equator on December J., - days out Had very
bad weather Of Cape Horn Prom 30 r Longitude III the
Pacific had light winds and Gains; crossed the equator II
the Pacific March I5tb, IA Gay, out. had light trades from
thence - port. arriving a. Honolulu April 3, IA days
passage. All well.
Report II the hktue EHnor Vernon, Humphreys
nast@r-ieft New York. Nov STA. experienced ordinary
weather throughout the whole trip. and arrived in Homo
lslu har5gr all well and without any accidents, April Oth'
after a Ias-ase u Il. DAYS
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WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

We 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 as a qua
rantee of good faith, but not necessarily for publica-
ton.
Our object is to offer the fullest opportunity for a variety
of popular discussion and inquiry.
To all inIuircrs we shall endeavor to furnish inforna-
ton of the most complete character on any subject in
which they may be Interested
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RY AUTHORITY.

II has pleased His Majesty the King to appoint
Col. Curtis P. Iaukea a member Of his Prvy
Council Of State.
Iolani Palace, Honolulu. April 9Th. 1855. st
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DEATH, BY WARDS, FOR MONTH.

wards......L
Deaths. I2I5I4I3IoIOIlI5ISI OF OF 2 l
Deaths outside city IL
JSo. Il BEowS. Agent Board Of Health.
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tents Complete Business Suits, $3.50, at
y If CHAs. J, FIsHEL's POPULAR STORE.
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II. A. BURNS,
PlaStGTing, Hard-FiniShing and Decorating,

TURNS, PATENT MADE TO ORDER
ID to ft any surface. Walls finished in the best style.
Address,
II. a. BURNS,
misc d&w3m General Post-ohice, Honolulu.
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MAX

COOR-IOEN-In this city April 3rd, 1888, at the
residence Of the brides father, by }. A. Cruzan, ministers
&. VI. Cook. artssian well borer, TO FredrIca Augusta
HON, both OF Honolulu. California and Eastern paper
o. the United States please copy
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Health Department. Honolulu, Il. I.

MoErCARV REsoEr FoR MARCH, ISIS.
The total number % deaths reported for the month o.
MAEch was %. distrIhEtsl as follows -
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DIED.
A. Waiau. Oahu, April 5th. John p Iaea, aged
y years and l month.