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put that through the influence of Spreckels
and Gibson he will DO dethroned by tho
aborigines and Emma made queen, the
British commissioner afIordiug such counto-
nance to the affair as will convince them that
foreign intervention will not occur.
Should these events transpire, rs all indi-
cations in Hawaii point toward decadence
of nationality, we may reasonably expect at
no distant day to find that kingdom n sub
sidiary of tho British empire, containing q
strong naval station, situated at the door OF
our most important marts of commerce on
the Pacific coast, and in the direct path OF
our commerce with Asia, Australia, and
islands of tho Pacific ocean.
Does the United States wish this to become
and accomplished fact? If so, we'll; but il
not let the present treaty he kept in force
II is an equitable one. Let us be wise, and
retain the advantages which it gives us over
other nations. II.
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THE HAWAIIAN TROUBLES.
Correspondence on the Existing Treaty
The Political Situation.

To The Editor.
Your special letter from Honolulu reminds
me of the many friends whom made during
the twenty years which l resided in tho
Hawaiian kingdom, and among whom wero
the young Chief David Kalakaua, the present
king Walter NJ. Gibson, at present premier of
the kingdom, Her Britannia ma esty Is commits.
sioner, and the gentleman who then was and
l believe now is, the British vice consul at
Honolulu.
As late advices from Hawaii show political
events to be imminent, it may not BIO i'm
proper for one who cherishes warm feeling
toward that country, as well as his own. tho
United States, to state a few facts and opin-
IONS trusting that they may result in good to
each.
The fact is established that the king of
Hawaii has become very obnoxious to the
people generally, and that tho aborigines
have become SO eSasperated ut certain acts
which he has performed at the instigatiOn of
his prime minister, Gibson, who seems to be
perfectly in accord with Claus Spreckles,
that they have seriously considered the mat
ter Of dethroning him, and have been pre-
vented from doing so only by some of the
truest friends of the country-men of Ha-
waiian birth but United States extraction.
Should Kalakaua be forced from the throne,
the Dowager Queen Emma would doubtless
buSSNNu hllu' IHlo iCCOlhpllolNh ith1i VI
Hawaiian and English eXtractions would
grace any position to which the might be
called, but as she is an enthusiastic
admirer of everything English, we cannot
doubt but that if she were upon the throne
her sympathies and those of the advisers
whom she would call about her would ali
earnestly incline toward Great Britain, aud
that when the present treaty Of reciprocity
with the United States expires it would
not be renewed, but a similar Que would DO
made with Great Brtain's Australian colo
MES Now, although it is the undoubted
right for nations to regulate their own do
nestle affairs, it is wise for their neighbors
to fortify themselves against loss in events
such as are imminent in Hawaii, and TO pre-.
vent the probable action of designing men.
To me it seems plain that Gibson
aud Speckels, finding their ascend
ency in Hawaiian affairs at an end, have
agreed to use all possible effort to prevent
the eGtentOn OF the present treaty of recIp-
rocity with the United States, and to form u
like one with Great Britain's Australian colo
MES, and il is fair to suppose that the commits
sioner of Great Britain is not averse to this
plan. Tho recent conversion OF the British
vice consul to Gibsonism is significant of his
hopes and wishes, and If Kalakaua cannot
10 persuaded to this course, l do not doubt
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Eonds Redeemed and Outstanding.

Tho treasury department has redeemed
$2O,sl2, $50 of34 per cent, bonds included in
tho 12lst call which leaves only about $9ll,-
600 of those bonds outstanding. There arc
about $3.50, 100000 of the g. per cent. bonds un-
called and outstanding in addition to the
bonds embraced in the l25th call, which was
issued Saturday
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Rnilroad Commlssioners.

j. c. Wyman, of Rhode island He2ekiah
Watkins, of New York; and Frank II. Trues-
dell, of Washington, d. c., were Saturday APP
pointed commissioners to examine twenty-five
miles Of the Northern Pacific railroad, east OF
SUPERIOR City Wis
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For the ConseIence Fund.

Treasurer Wyman on Saturday received
81 900 for the conscience fund" in an en-
veope postmarked New York city. The
contribution was in tho shape of u $1,000
United States note, and came through the
oman mails
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Treasurer Wyman states that there are now
no notes Of the denominations of 81, s., aud
$40 aud only 1884 of the denomination of 81
in the reserve of United States notes held to
redeem other United States notes.
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The annual meeting Of the board of super
vising inspectors of steam vessels will DO held
at the Corcoran building, in this city, on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week,
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Mrbiral
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DIR, r., G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for Hysterrl, Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss Of Memory SpermRtOrrhRa, ImpOtenCy, lnYOl-
uutary Emissions Premature Old Age caused by
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recent ctSvS. Eavh goN oOntflns one mouth lreh!,
mail prepaid on receipt ~ price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure amy case, With each order received by
Ms for 81 boxes accompanied with So We will send
the purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money ifthu treatment docs not effect " cure Guar
autees issued 10y SrOll ~ CROMWELL, $50 Penn,
sylvHuiN avenue, Washington, ID, c., wholesale and
retail agents, Orders BY mail Will receive prompt at
tentlon,
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Glanteo- miscellaneous.

WANTED wANrEDi wANrED'i'
Babies to contest for the gold prizes ut tho Grand
Baby Show Mt Wright & McCoy's Dime Museum,
cor. 9th and ID sts,, commencing Monday, Jan. u ,
1854. Enter your babies at once open from to 4
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~ ENTS ARRANGING NOW FOR INSTRUC-
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gineering, drawing &C., to pay only $40 quarter.
DO st. OLE
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w. b-2l
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WANTED.
v PREMATURE BADNESS
PREMATURE BADNESS.
PREMATURE Badness.
PREM ATTIRE nAInNESS

The process of loss of hair may take take place
either rapidly In the course OF weeks months,
~ generally the case the loss is slow and gradual
through period of years. The hairs may commence
to come out at any period AFTER PROPERTY, although
baldnes does not ordinarily begin TO manifest itself
until thNage of rs or 80 years. The scalp through
out the process appears TO be healthy At first only
few hairs come ont from time to time, and these
Of hair Later these in turn, are shed, and are sue
ceeded by still finer hairs and In the course of time
even these cease TO appear, when complete badness
Off certain portion OF the scalp Is the result There
may be an appearance Of fine down, which proves
that the hair follice still exists, and be made to
The prevalence of premature badness among our
young men and women of the present day Is really
surprising Badness designated by the parts of the
scalp affected. Thus we have Crown, Frontal Part,
drehded by ladies'. Dr. VAN DYCK positively cures
badness Remember baldnesslS durable so long as the
hair follicles are not destroyed DIR. VAN DHCK,
DeTmntologst, has perfected scientific capillary
treatment which enables him to cure badness, even
in cases years duration. He produce.a vigor-
GUS luxurious growth of hair in every where the
hair focles not destroyed. No should be bald
before 60 If your hair Is getting thin, harsh, dry,
split faded, prematurely gray; II you are getting
bald or have excessive dandrui scaly scalp letter,
Derniatologlst, No. - Grant Place, at once salts.
faction assured. Hours, o u M to p M. sundays,
Oto2 Ifunabe to call describe your case, and send
three stamps for answer.
DERSONS TO TRY TO FIND THE ADVER-
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paper 5-no2l-u
yXTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN II.
w Beall, Bateman & Co.'S Bank, l4l1 L st.. n W.,
Is Commissioner Of Deeds for every state and Terri
tory, United States Commissioner, Examiner, and
Notary Public; always In office from H. m. to p M.
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ELSON ". WRIGHT.
General Manager. dcS-tuthsly
Sost mo FounO,

Z OSr.-FROM 1880 n. Y, Az, SKYE TEN
! ! rler Gypi answers to name Of "Gill,n Eeur
10 SlllRLN REED. O-lO
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TVNH1EsE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
L housekeeping. Address, stating terms, PER
NiANENT TENANT, lOl4 10Th ST. n. w 4-15
A SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS, BETWEEN
IN. 18th and 10Th and and l. sts N. w. Address
II. j. L., Republican Office.
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aBOOk ann Sob $rinting.

CROUCH ON couoHs" Troches, 15c. liquid, SOC.
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cfur 3rnt--guusrs.


TVNIE SHEDp BATHS 0O3 81, NEAR
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rial Baths giycu with HSlll and experience, MNnipu'
lutOr OF 10 years experience 1T this establishments
Single bnh, $l q tickets for toi Ii tor $40, Open
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lNAsY FEET, &C.-EAIlSENT PHYSICIANS,
A. surgeons, and thousands of other well knuwn
pclSonascs visit r. Whites G5tahlishaent, l4lG Pa,
Nv, opposite Wizards Hotel, for relief nom and
uvOdncr orCorns hnniOus diseased nails, and other
complaints OF the rect. Established In Washington,
y. G., In 1851 Office fee, 81 per visit ior putting tue
I'M
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TJ1wo OR 3 UNFURNTsHED ROOMS, CAR
Il peted, with light and heat, by family of adults;
state price, which must be very reasonable; refer
ences exchanged. Address DAVIS, Republican Of
Hgn A A
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InnO 11TH ST-TwO IN FLOOR ROOMS,
IOUC bright and cheerful, In a new house; one
with open lire: large closets; private family: terms,
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ITO RENT - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
4 front room, or room and board for 9 or 3 weeks,
IN good location. Address G. W. L., Republican Of
fee. Ala
DY FEB. 1-3 OR a UNFURNISHED ROOMS
ID on LIST floor; no chdrcn state price and loca-
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10y FEB. 5-THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS,
- first class and on LIST floor, unless above store;
location. 9Th to 10th ST., Pa to St; references
given and required. Address NJ. D., Republican
OtllCp d-lD
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HANDSOME PARLoR AND BEDROOM ON
u 4 LIST floor, suitable for senator or member I;
location high and healthy; fronting park aud con-
veBient to three lines Ofstrcet cars TO3 X ST. N. W.
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Ulauit0-GmuInpmrut.

A YOUNG MAN DESIRES 4 SITUATION As |
"a driver or to take cnrc Of horses; can furnish |
differences. Address a. H., Republican Onice. TIA |
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SelnntrO

WANTED-A Girl no DO LIGHT HOUSE.
w worl, In a small family. Apply at 400 10th
q piauO OH
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1.-TWO COMMUNICATING FURNISHED OR
L unfrnished rooms, with board, for gentleman
aud wife aud two children. Address C. r. H., Re
publican Office, Air
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dD1 9TH ST. N. W.-FURNISHED ROOMS,
r - L single or Oh suite, with open CRATES and
private bath roomsi also smaller rooms; table board.
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HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM; HOT AND
IL a cold water, gus and fire included Si4 per
MONTH board, $40 per month"; also stable for rent.
BlD III st, n, w, T-lB
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Job Printing.

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uALLEY LODGE NO. 0, r. & A. M, hold
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Eall, Dayton, Nevada. Visiting brethren are
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