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The semi-weekly miner., 1884-05-03
GEN. j, B MAaRUDER.
The Dashing Confederate Hero
Who il Buried in an Obscure
Texas Grave.
lst Iouis Renublican.1


He lies buried in an obscure sp01
in the graveyard at Houston, Texas
A subscription is now being take y
up to enclose his grave and put upon
it something in the shape of token
to snow that be is still remembered
by the people among whom he fought
and died.
Msgruder was a wonderful man
He stood six feet four inches in high,
and had a form which the men en-
Wed and the women adored. His
nerves were all iron. Foreign travel
and comprehensive culture had given
to his wit q zest that was always crisp
and sparkling. He never lacerated.
70 the sting of the repartee he added
the honey of the clover. He could
fight all day and dance all night; in
the NOR roing a glass of brandy and a
good cigar renewed his strength, and
caused the cup of his youth to run
over with the precious wine of health
and high spirits.
He loved magnificent horses. mag
nificent riders, magnificent uniforms
and magnificent women.
Gifted and graceful in conversation
he was a pet in the boudoir and q
logician In the barracks. He had
studied French In Paris, italian in
Rome, and Spanish in the halls of
the Montezumas. His horsemanship
was of the English kind, that is to
say, not grace ul, but impossible to
be surpassed for firm riding and en-
durance. He wrote little love songs
that were set to music; one of them,
'Imogene,' had in it the plaint've re-
pinings of a soldier-!ove and the sad
rythm of burial bugles.
In the Crimea he astoDished the
French officers by sleeping at the
front with the ChasseurS under fire.
In Mexico he sent back to the arch
bishop q lady's perfulned glove he
had found in his palace when the
city was won, and in it a note which
read; it is pretty enough to have be-
longed to a queen. Would she have
psrdoned me if I had Appropriated it?'
AS the archbishop sent him the next
day a basket of delicious wine. it is
the fair owner of the glove
must have looked leniently upon the
American soldier.
Later, and he was riding down the
long street of Iturbide with Gen.
Scout. Gen. Garnett Joined them,
and Magruder drew a little back for
his superiors to consult. A white
puff of smoke curled ont from an
DEen window, and Garnett and his
horse went down together. An ounce
ball, intended for Scott had broken
thigh, and killed the
charger. Fearing another fire, Ma
yruder galloped to the side of his
chief and covered his body with his
own. The old mans eyes never
1lOpped nor his voice changed an in
,onation.
"How long will it take you to bat
.er down that house?"
He spoke curtIy to Lieutenant
pointing with a sweep of
lis finger to the nearest, from which
ne bullet came.
"An hour by the watch, Genera"
'"Then open fire at point blank
'ange, and leave not one stone upon
1t was done, and we'll done; and
hose who saw Magruder soonest after
loticed that he had another bar on
lis epaulettes, and had been made q
:aptain. War was his element, the
'lvouac his delight, and the battle
ield his perfect inspiratiOn.
The semi-weekly miner., 1884-05-03
FASHION Notes.

and '",e reetiies Il essoppsrsedine pc bugs, lizards,
pins. Is ear r;nos as suggestions for iscs,
no2e3fv ~ GUnnet tS. Of red quills is a cur,o,,,
tips. neo with Ostrich
49, A great many bonno,s
straw are simply tie's trimea's IN colored
with r orns a,gsette Gents and metal n daa" vel
lo1 Little tue boys trousers com. ,
~" 'ne Knee, their jacfetaa fae Just be-
The semi-weekly miner., 1884-05-03

The Republican convention in
nominating the old ticket. declared
against rotation in Office. The voters
Of the city will correct the mistake of
the convention and rotate the "big
four" ont of office,
The semi-weekly miner., 1884-05-03

Jim Good will attempt to stand up
before Sullivan for five rounds, and
II he succeed will get 81, 900 and the
gate money from the champion.
The semi-weekly miner., 1884-05-03
The Semi Weekly Miner
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
MAYOR,
WILLIAM OwsLEY.
POLICE MAGISTRATE.
J. B. WILCOX.
CITY MARSHAL.
JoHN LAvELL.
AssEssORtAND COLLECTOR.
lGEoRaE ". NEwxIRK-
CITY ATToRNEYIl'
lPArR1cK. TALENT.
ALDERMEN,
FIRST WARD,
JOHN BRANNAGAN.
SECOND WARD,
Joseph A. Hyde, John +. Cowan.
THIRD WARD:
james McGovern, Geoffey Lavell.
FOURTH WARD,
Max Lelande.
The semi-weekly miner., 1884-05-03
Editorial NOTES.

What a chance Miss Mary Ander~
sons advertising agents lost in not
connecting her in some way with the
late English earthquake.
The semi-weekly miner., 1884-05-03

1.-The New York Tribune takes
strong grounds against the nomina-
ton of Edwards, saying that his rec
ord in regard to railroad transactions
is no more spotless than Blaine.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

Saturday, The Hawaiian Ramie Company's
stock all subscribed for, Now, 80 business" !
six lepers in from Hilo; three were sent to
lKakaako, three allowed liberty ''lo report in Il
monih." Gibhlehian segregalionl--Coin count
Finished in the treasury; to pay silver certih
bates, $S4S,ooo; On private storage, spreckels
\ Co., $I7I,o,o; treasury balance, $I9r,-
b47,6s.
,Snaaay, City of Sydney arrives with late
kews. Mrs. ]. NJ. Ca,ei'y, daughter of the
bate b. +. Bodies, arrives
lion.iap; The Ooeanies and the married
men play practice game OF base ball.
directories arrive by the Consuelo. Doctor
Thatcher retires from the photoglaphing firm
Pf ]. Williams x Co.-Gsorge DE Long Post,
y. A. H., announces that veterans of the war
pf 1914, and Of the war with Mexico, will be
invited to participate ON Decoration Day.
7eniey' Nothing worthy OF note Funny
men OF the Daily Evening Hoodliln rush in
where angels fear to tread.
IfasSesoay, Field day in the legislature
Mr.. Dole speaks at length ON the Prohibition
Bit Defeat Of bill Restriction according to
Press plan now in order. More fitchgibian
segregation. Doctors disagree about sending
ten lepers TO Molokai One OF The papers
speaks OF the absence e the schooner Marion;
that vessel lying at the wharf at the time
Evening contemporary copies the blunder.
Funny. No sales al the stock board but
a. asked Quotations ruled high.
7zws.isy Alameda arrives, at 50 A NJ ;
new physician, Doctor Reilly J. $Ioo,ooo
new silver. Mr. and Mrs. T. X, Walker and
faulty return, after hong absence. MIR. f.
{. Maciarlane arrives. Princess Likelike
returns to her loyal elansioIk, Good Mr.
Gibson's unique embassy reIwns. An in.
quiry into results and Cost now in order [;
Grea, reception To colonel laukea and Mir
Poor by ",ke boys y, who toast Curtis as . the
masher. according to the Court Journal.
Gseai good time, in it, way,
f,say; Legislature agrees to adjourn until
Monday. Hawaiian Hotel announces some
new cook. Praisc he to Allah RIM
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

From San Traucseo. psi C9nsuci1 May Castle
Cooke 713 BAG. hone meal, fIsc, 20 kl-s pJwdrF
lrAiu 8 Go. 81 lei.i. as machinery, g. pump. g
fuuet tIIs pt iu1y bags huue meal. % bhls lime
i1 bhls plaster, s1n bhls lime, t1lo1 bricks; Mr. &
Lack, pslg ..viir machine; W . frster 20 ts obs
Qu11g sam bee b 90, ths tts bran, iu SIS spuds o. =
.s 0.rr, O. ~ " Ief1rilue 8 O., fl1 10. has, Hfmau
Bro, pLgs io.arsI, cs bats, 81 boots Niche.
Hcy 500, noe rs groceries and leather; liarkfeld
IS o.. tss .s N.Iel, a.hlsler & Co. US 81, barley,
W Gardner isc h11ls. 1uasy.
From New yofk. per Abb.e Carver, May 70 Castle
Cooke. ~ d.nim, 3D. rg butter, 3Ioo IS ksfDsenu
uil g. rs u rY ufeutrr, s3l kKt nais, 1y1l PCS
add piaa assorted hardware; lisli Son, yarnish.
io8 cs pai1r, ' agricultural implements. trt looks
So p-, and flgs hardware; W q Grant. & bbls wis
feI; 7 C. ihInu, O. paper; = n Dyer, CO effects:
peifcr 90, u ls painkiIeri q W hlclaflanc c.,
go p hais uhi.tev 1h, ~ bills paper. 50 ~ x
rope a. gh-e. W Rowall, tg5 &c, and pke
machinery. Hactfj Go, = plg' e1tton goods {.
AcluiIy. cs rlusa, - g, furniture and stationery:
7 Wuerh1uae, bia .hOddy m ffrtss g1t pt1s hard
ware; Davies e. 90, OIL 78s g nails dry
goods and hardware. Wilder y Co. sgi bds Window
aid door, AZ piss rope, DIS duek, 30 pigs paint
and hardware, Npit. fl8 stoves Us pkgs hardware
lehcHIu GO, "a lbs winssey, 10 c5 bear Levers &
Cooke 1s5 IS nails, t9i Ids weights, 20 tnrpcn.
tine % hss lacks "a y, and ptgs hardware, SO pcs
coal 70 tubing y pc' ron pipe; ! Wight, q c. fur
rtufe, g. pc o1k; g Bcrkwi;h, : G. merchandise
Order, 1874 80 and % Is merchandise.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
Canton, China, April "A, 1881.
Shiyying Notes.

The tug boat Pele has hauled up for re-
pairs.
The American bark Abbie Carver, is dis
charging at Brewer & Co.'S wharf,
Steamship City Of Paris, sailed from St.
Michaels, April 9Th, for Honolulu.
The British bark Sir William Wallace, will
probably sail to-day for Burrard Inlet, B. c.
The American barkentine Malay, is at the
Pacific Mail Steamship wharf dscharging
coal
Spoken--April a4th latitude 30 N, longitude
I4W,. Bark c. X. Bishop, from Bremen, for
this port.
Spoken-March IL latitude : s., longitude
IS W., British bark Clan Grant, from Liver
pool for this port.
Spoken--Nlarch. 18th. Latitude N,
longitude 27 W., American bark Amy Turner,
Newell, from Boston, for Honolulu
The American brigantine Consuelo, is at
assorted cargo, from San Francisco.
The American barkentine Ella, sailed from
San Francisco May 18th for this port, in COM
mani Of Captain Howe, late of the w. III
Meyer.
The iron steamship IIavre, 1909 tons, is
now loading at London for San Francisco.
She will sail about June goth, via St. Mchaels,
Azore Islands, and Honolulu. -.Aha.
The lIesper is discharging coal at the foot
of Fort street. The American bark Elsinore
is ballasting at steamship Likelike wharf
She sails to-day for Royal Roads, for orders
The American steamship Alameda arrived
Thursday morning, earlier than was expected
She docled at the Company's wharf where
she is is now diseharging. She returns TO San
Francisco next Saturday, the 3Ist inst
San Francisco, arrived May OH American
whale bark Dawn, Hickmo,t, hence April
10th, leaking Same date American brig Court
ney Ford, Miller, rs days from Kahului.
May S,h American steamship Alameda, Morse,
hence May LIST, o days and 30 hours. May Slh
American tern Emma Claudina, Matsnn, 10
days from lilo. Sydney, arrived May Slh Brit
ish steamship Zealanda, Weber, hence
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
Aneliun saIes.
MORTGAGES notice OF SALE.



n, or,lsr N No,,,is !. f,p-,. the o-tr,rs- named
In [, certain ioierfurs II rloffeaae dated the
ran DIV df HnFfff, Tt8s.
.t.t..t-a. Gill;. al s,.tg.., IA. "a. r,,t,r.
silica. tdlan G1n,sigs. mi Ns0i- C,a,,gr5 hi uirs
10 .eid Arton+o t. iofry and for h,,,-h 81 tb. caf
,ittus n sI nlrfa5er An d,f.riod8 eli 81 public
su,iian On
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That certain niece o. hnI sfnai. n, Nanaa ar,--
sid ieuR At1ra II Rov4l Patent Al, 3455 Euie
ma HELD f55s contsininq az ara ID H. y5ti eerst
lhai certan riete n l17d aitnat- ~ Nar1' ef1r-
'ai' lv.ng iiie same desnted 30 Royal Patent Nc
{ II Ell % U NHI Il HH n
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PRESS

Publication once e a, "a Merchant street. I'd
toral rooms At 100 Fort treet.
Subscribers ard Advertisers will please address,
THoS. @. THRuM. Publisher and Proprietor.
AZ matter for the Saturday Press should be
addressed 10 the SATURDAY PRESS"
4. Notice Of any events Of interest trauspiring on
the other islands will always be thankfully received
lot publication. Correspondents are requested 10
append their true names 10 all commune TONS,
not for publication necessarily, but as a guarantee
that The writer Is acting In good faith.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
HEAoouAgrsRs, Csc. W. DRLoSG Posr,
Grand Army Of the Republic.

HEAooUAgrsRs, Csc W, DEIoSG Posr,
Grand Army OF the Republic.
HosoLuLu, II. l.. May ~, 1884,.
I. In obedience To general orders from both the
National and Department Headquarters, and in pur.
saance Of time hoaorei and appropriate custom:
memorial service in honor Of the dead who served in
the Army and Navy OF The United States during the
War Of the Rebellion will be held on Sunday, MAY
ash, 1884
All members Of Geo. W. De Long Posi-, c. AR.
will assemble at their hall promptly at O'Clock Sunday
evening. All union soldiers and sailors now in the
United States service, who have been honorby dis
charged, are invited TO assemble with the Post.
Column will be forned and the Post and its guests will
march TO FoSsreet Church, where appropriate reli-
gious services will be held and Comra,le j. A. Cn1an
will preach Memorial ssrmon.
}, Al Americans resident in Honolulu and the chi.
isns generally cordially invited to be present at th.
memorial service, and ass,, 10 doing fitting honor 10
the nemay OF The brave who periled their live, in
defense Of country, liberty aud equality
By command OF
SAMUEL MOTT. Post Commander.
7. l. HARyrr, Aetlns,Aan,ani.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

related the circumstances before narrated
TO Judge Biokelton aud he told me the follow
ins parallel true story; " The bark Cambridge
was here IN 1906 lor thereabouts), and with
the Captain was his little boy Shortly before
the bark came into port the little fellow had a
vivid dream. lie saw vessel sinking in a
stormy sea, and on board were his mother and
two sisters. SO vivid was the dream that the
child awoke, screaming violently His father
Gained him, soo,hed and comforted him but
neither forgot the dream. A few days after
reaching here mail arrived bringing the fate
iul news that the Brother Jonathan had found
cred at sea, at the very ho.u OF the night Of the
day OF the month on which The captains child
dreamed his eerie dream and on board were
The captains wife and his two daughters"
= 4 NfRAI
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
DIED.

SlMONDS--N Snn1mn, California, May fith. Of
heart disease, Nathan Simonds, a native Of LeSing.
ton, Massachusetts, aged about 20 years father Of
Mrs l.. Ia Pierre, Mrs G. Hoag, and J. +.
Simonds Ut this CITY.
CLIFFORD la this city, May a7nd, o. G. Clifford,
aged % years, ard resident Of these islands since
1913
DAZZLING In This city, May 20. Mrs. F. s. Darling.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
EXPORTS.

For sydney per City ot sydney. May i8-too bags
rice, i5.ooo No., ,alu4 $50; bag coin, yi,s7s.
For Tahiti per Gustav May TO d. bag sugar, ro,oJ6
ns; goo bib, moia'ses, 500 gallons. Value sfJis
For San Franc CO. per Vim 6 Irwin. MAY 10
ro,o5t bags sugnr, Lt7f,f36 hs Value, t6t,lu IS.
For san ffanoi.co per Cai.afen, May zo-u,7fs
pigs sugar, i.gyI,o72 hs 20 pkg rice, 10000 n
Value S57.oo1 o..
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

Mn N easssly an.t daughter. Al Thing, q A Mi
50, Nh wileas and ch.ldsea, Aileis'l, lfyds,
tuley.
fgoe, san trancisco Per Cocsuelo, Nay io-Ags ]
slis, haaln
Fun, san Fiapciscq. pr Alame.l. MAY - u X "a
pnass,s i;ksAks alsa msid, Mo q h<skis, ani >s.si
Ioi iaihsa, "A pocr, h L M>1[xi,2.e. K "
h~'a, Wool, wife. child snt s<xs<ns Mss
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

~ futra'i1 pr Cry n Sydney. Nav Mrs Y
a Dut1H, D. C1siei5. ijavis J W Bnrhiy. "
E-,f--. ! g -.arl., O. Nelnlon.
FDr Iabt pcr Gn.tayc, May - Boy nuehina
luhuai. J per-s
fm saa Francisco. pr Ciilsrien. May 60 sari,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

The TUHiani,

Cameron commander. leaves Honolulu every Tues.
day ~ p m. for NawilWih, kolos, Eleeis and Wal
mca, Kauai Returning leaves NawiliVili every
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
The fumes .UUIee.

Freeman commander leaves Honolulu every Thurs.
day, At } pm. fcr Kappa and Riauea. Return
ing leaves Kauai every Tuesday at pm. and toseh-
ing At Waianae both rays
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

| don't think would make good plngiaT.
ist have too lively sense Of the value Of
literary property. | acknowledge, therefore,
that creditor the preceding paragraphs belongs
to nnother-to one of lIonolulu's many de
lightiul won.'n to one of the charmingiSt Of
them all. Which reminds me. The other
day some one found fault with the form Of my
superlatve use of the adjective charming.
defended my usage ON the ground of its
piquancy was not then describing a common
place woman Besides, sin in good com
pany. Charles Reade frequently employed
the form in question: and few have ventured
to question his English.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
The G. II. Hishon.

'av1s commander, leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
a. - 10 kutuliale, HonoFaa, and Pasuhau Re-
Turning arrives At Honolulu every Sunday morning.
~ OFFICE OF the Company. foot Of Kilades
Street, near the =, ~ $ 5 Wharf ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
Tho NnriIorsl.

The Argonaut Of the 3fd instant notes that
the Hartford officers gave breakfast on board
while in san Francisco harbor on May Day |;
that Lieutenant Colvocoresses had been de
,aehed and sent home on years leave that
Lieutenant Cali lwho went home in April had
been ordered 10 The Washington Navy Yall Is
an instructor IN ailnanps.
Another paper mentions tina, the Hartford
was TO sail iof Panama on the I3,h, touching
at Mexican ports, under the acting command
Of Lieutenant Manhon, TO 60 from l'anama 10
China and then on to New ,yesk,
A private letter menlioas thai i.leatcnan,
White teSeenslse oHesI had been suffering
from bronchitis and was in the hospital al
Mars Island
Mr.. and MIS-. 4. 4. Wake, AMI Guily re.
turned from saeir visit 10 England BY the Ala
media this w~sk. and arc warmly welcomed by
host Of friends besides the Press. A number
of other kamaainas are welcomed back. In
behalf Of kuhola the Press extends the aloha
oi ''welcome home TO II. 7. Moods and
family.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

Just at nighfall some days since lad who
lives on Nuuanu street, near the intersection Of
Judd, ran out the front gate of his home bound
on an errand to the house of Mr.. A. T. Akin
son. His little brother Phillip, aged about
four, ran after him, not knowing whittier he
was bound. After crossing the second bridge,
the older boy turned, OF course, into the Pauoa
Valley road. Little Phil, being some dis
lance behind, kept on along Nuuanu Avenue,
thinking his brother was ahead OF him, A
few minutes after he lett he was missed. Ii
was then quite dark. Search was made all
over the somewhat extensive home grounds
and a message Of inquiry sent to the nearest
neghbor. No Philip The family phaeton
was already harnessed and in that the anxious
father drove down Nuuanu street towards town,
stopping nj two or three places to inquire.
Now comes the strange part Of The story. The
news of the alarming absence had spread to
the children OF neighbors, among them was a
lad of nine, in whose veins flows the blood Of
twenty generations of Iiighlanders. All were
talking eNcitedly about the event and man,
were the surmises given. Suddenly st. Martin
Uhe little Anglican Scott exclaimed; 81 see
him. lie is walking down Nuuanu stree, and
a native man is leading him by the hand" A
Portuguese employed by the family had started
ahead of the father and, Just after passing
School street, overlook Philip ring Id Glons
BY nativt man. lie had gone nearly dow
town, had turned back, turned again and los
his location. The native intended to take hin
to the station house. II was calculated, taking
the time OF the Portuguese mans deparlur,
from the house into account that the moment o
St, Martins preternatural vision must hay,
been about the time Philip Was overiaken b,
the Portuguese. II that was not ''secon,
sight," what was in
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24

A friend of mine has dream which hope
may he one day realized. lie wants to own
Punch Bowl He would fain rescue it from
the deadly goat of that good natured
settler OF the Punch Bowl vicinage, erstwhile
described by the picturesquely mendacious
Chronicle as "the Portuguese slave" After
he had fenced out the goats, he would plant in
the crannies of the PERCEPTIONS cliffs algarobas
and other trees that flourish in a scant soil.
He would build a road from the Queen street
side OF the hill. On the site Of the little sen
Try hausA. atiii si;nsing, he would build an as
piring castle: and in its deepest dungeon he
would immune Such are the height and
depth of my friends ambition. think every
one will sympathze, at least, with his dislike OF
the goats and his desire for carriage road,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-05-24
co-PAarxExsHIP NOTICE

Inc ua':epiyned have this d.y formed pas,nsfsAp
~ iant~hoshos, iiasaa, Or ne pesy,~ u e4n,ias
% Genss>l Aisrsi.-siisr ssess ssiss shs n1ae "
J. u. tkA5zi . 90.
J. "a FRASER.
ssssz Nv. BANANA
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cacm embellishments.

few pair Of slightly damaged Gloves, s. 90, 4
stock Of Ladies Hats opened to-day
Io5-u CHAS j. FiSHEL.
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Merchant veaseIs Now IN Port.
Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

NcsScis E<prctci lToni Foreign Torts
BREMEN, Ger Dk. SPicA Holman
Due now Hackfeh 4 Co., agens
lTEKeooL, Brit bk. CLAs GRANT. Wilson
Due June $40.
Due june IS c Brewer & Co, agent.
MioRosESrA, Am. bgtne MogNisG STAR. Garland
Due now. F. o. Hall Son, Agents.
LIVERPOOL, Brit CRY PARIS, ...... Lochead
Due May s5-5o, g. W. Macfariane go, agents.
Ngw CASTLE, N ) W. Me bk REAnJio,..
Loading Mich 20. Agents --
Ngw CASTLE n s w, Am bk WILLARD MuDGgrT,
Staples. Loading Mich 1sth. Wilder * Co, Agents.
JALuT, flaw schr kALrSA..................,. Lowell
Due now. a + Cooke, sgent
LvEgpooI, Brit blk NARuEA. Ingram
Loading Nlaurh 10.
DerARruRs BAY, Am bk c o wmrMosR Calhoun
Due Allen Il Robinson, Agents.
SAN FKAScisco, Am hktne DIscovEFY ......,---
Due May $50. Hackfeld & Co Agents.
San francisco Am. bktne. Ella, Home, due May
a5-3o G. Brewer s. Co., Agents.
PoRr townsend Am tern EXCELSIOR. PetI
Due May a5-3o. Wilder & 60, Agents.
PoRT LUDLOW, Am bk ArALAsTA .... .......... Hall
Dge May ss-so.. H.ckield & Co, Agents.
PoRr LUDLOW, Am hk EMERALn. .,...,.......G Cater
Due June IS. ilackfed & Co. Agents.
Due August ls-,s H.eEieid & Co, Assn,s '''''''
NEw CAsrLE, N 5 ", --AroLLo..
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Due hay s5-3o. Allen Robinson, Agents.
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Due June 9. " g Irwin 4 Co. AGENT.
HoSCKoSO, Hit hk MOUNT LRnASoN. Nelson
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SAN FRANCISCO, Am tern EMMA CLAuDisA. .Matson
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| For Kahului, due May as 30.
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Due June u. hackield Co, Agents.
SYDNEY, Brie ZEALAsDiA. Weber
Due June 8. Haekfeld Co. Agents
| lfuMRolpr, Am tern EVA. .Wikeman
| Dus -. Levers Il Cooke, Agents.
PoET GAMBLE, Am tern JohH ANnESsoS. ..Hymari
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