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Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

The Scriptural Cantata, Under the
Palms." WAS presented last night In b.
Paul's M. e. church by the Young Fec
ple's Association of that church, in hon.
or OF their second anniversary. A car. |
pated platform extended all the way
across the church above the altar rail-
ing. upon which were seated some sew
enty persons, who took part In the rep
reseutation Of the scene.
The platform was beautifully decora-
ted by row of trees representing palms,
their broad leaves dropping over the
heads of the performers. Pot flowers OF
beautiful form and hue Of color graced
the edge Of the platform, while small
!" A" Tents capped with wreathes OF
flowers, stood EMPOWERED amongst the
palms at either end Of the platform:
| The performers included children and
adults, ladies all dressed in white, and
gentlemen in black, presenting most
pleasing contrast and cOnTmingling OF
colors. Every available seat was occu-
pied, and crowds stood inside the doors
unable to obtain seats, and the vast
audience was as much interested In the
exercise as were those who took leading
parts.
The Cantata WAS an illustration Of
the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles and
the return of the Jews from captivity
In Babylon under the reign of Cyrus,
who permitted the children of Israel to
20 and rebuild Jerusalem, and when
they vowed Never again to forsake
the Lord" The scene was grand when
the performers marched into the
church and up on the platform, singing
as they marched, "Onward, Christian
Soldiers"
The Cantata included number OF
choruses, tenor, bass and soprano, Solos,
quartetts, Duets, altoSsolos, children's
choruses, Rotations and responses
The rendition of it took two hours, but
80 interested were all concerned that the
time seemed short and the audience
would gladly have remained longer.
Everything came In like clockiwork.
OF the large number engaged in the
presentation every one know his aud
her place, and not q balk or error
occurred that was perceptible to the
audience. The cantsta too was OF such
high religious cast, that all felt moral
lily elevated at the sight and the
splendid singing. Though we would
not attempt to refer by names to any
one in particular, fearful it might dis
Grim inate against another equally al
deserving of praise, we will mention
George W. Todd by name, that he may
receive the merited compliment for the
ability with which he conducted The
exercises.
Near the close be very GRACEFUL,
presented to Mr.. Clarence Pyle
luscious basket of fruit as n compli
ment of his grand success, aided by hi
corps OF assistants, in decorating tn
platform. Mr.. Pyle received the com
Ipliment with thanks. The exercise
closed by the members singing " Weir
marching home to Zion," after which
the audience arose and made the churcl
Iring from foundation to dome by sing
ling one verse of "All hail the power O
IJesus' name" Rev. z. H. Adams die
missed with the benediction.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

DEAKYNE--HOPKINs--At Wye Mills,
Talbot County. Md, on the 9th inst, by
the New, Albert Ware.J. Fletcher Deakyne
OF Middletown, Del, and Mamie X. Hop
kins, daughter ofJohn X. Hopkins, Of wye
Mills.
FISLEK-LIPPINC0T Uamdep, N. j..
on April 20, by the Rev. william p. Davis,
Selby y. Fisler, Of Philadelphia, and CLARA
v. Lippincott, Of Camden, N. j., formerly
Of Middletown, Dol.
HARRIS-FRIST-In Chester County, Pa,
on the 4th lust, by the Rev. W. W. Kyle,
Harmon Harris, Of Port deposit, and Mrs.
Julia First, Of Baltimore, Md.
st. Michaels.
y Md, on April ~. by the Rev A. p. Pretty
man, Noah M. Jonos and Ihomssins Had
daway.
SHORT-DEAL-AtP Philadelphia, April O.
BY tho Rev. Wayland HOyt, u. u, 4ardt.
ner w. Short, Of Georgetown, Del, and
Clara, daughter OF the late John and Har
riet Deal Ct Philadelphia.
|STIRLINCi-BIDDLE- Philadelphia, or
the 9th inst, by Friends ceremony, Ed
mund Stirling, member Of tho staff Of the
Public Ledger. Philadelphia, and Annie
daughter Of Clement Biddle, Of Chaddt
Ford. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

The Philadelphia Annual Conference
Of the A. M. e. church opened its sixty.
ninth session yesterday, In Bethel A.
M. Z. church, on Walnut street above
Sixth, with Bishop X. H. Cain, Of
Washington, D. O., presiding. He
announced as his colleague, Bishop j.
A. Shorter, of Ohio.
The Rev. j. W. Beckett was appoint.
cd secretary pro tenn, and the proceed
ipRs were opened with devotional ex.
ercises. Fifty members answered to
the roll, and o number of visitors were
introduced. The bar OF the conference
WAS fixed at the fourth row Of seats,
and the following cffcers were cleo.
ted.
Secretary, T. q. Steward statistical
secretary, G. e. Herbert recording
secretary, j. E. Rawlins /; marshals, j
M. Proctor and Joseph Duffin.
The Revs. j. III. Bean. Richard Miles
and Redmond Faucet, were reported
transferred from the New Jersey to the
Philadelphia Conference, and the Rev
s. d. w. Smith from Ontario TO Phila
delphia. The hours of meeting were
fixed at 9 to 1 O'Clock for the morning
session, and to 3 for the afternoon.
The following are the standing com
mittees:
Dollar Money!. j. Coppin, L. G
Chambers aud J. s. Thompson.
Sabbath School Missionary Money
William I'll. Bryant.
Foreign Missionary Money-Thoma'
III. Moore.
Mite Missionary Money-Thomas A
Cuff.
Educational Money -Theo. Gould
Children's Day Money!. w
Norris.
Bible Cause Money!. g. Felts.
Contingent Money!. w. Beckett
Amos Wilson and w. IL. Davis.
Public Worship-J. w. Beckett
j. 9. Thompson and Leonard Patter
son.
On Adm ssion into Conference-L
j. CoppiD, S. ID. w. Smith and w. H
Davis.
First Years Studies-J. S. Thomp.
son, W. Fl. Bryant aud Thomas II
Moore.
Second Years Studies M. f. Study
j. w. Beckett and Lewis Hood.
Third Years Studies IT. G. Steward,
J. Wilkshelm and Thomas A. Cuff.
Fourth and Fifth Years SCudies-C.C
Felts, Leonard Patterson and j. e. Raw
Inns.
Educatiou-T.G Steward,J. w. Beck
EFT and B. T. Tanner.
Sabbath Schools-L. J. Coppin, Thee
Gould and j. w. Norris
Missious-B. T.Tanner, &c. Mowbra,
and Benjamin Darkes.
Circuits Stations and Missions-Jame
Hollen, NJ. F. Study, G. G. Felts, L. II
Buckley and w. Is. Heath.
Temperament. l.. Hamilton, W. w
Grimes and L. G. Chambers.
Sunday School Union T. q. Steward
j. s. Thompson, b. L. Tanner, l.. j
Coppin and j. q. Embry.
Special Committee on Financ
B. It. Lee, j. Embty and f. T
Main.
There vas 10 session held yesterda
afternoon, on account of the funeral c
Mrs. Baikes, being held in the church
The annual sermon was prcache
last evening by tic Rev. CT. Watkins
who selected as lis text the first vers
of the first chapter Of Ne Gospel CT 81
John : :" In the beginning was tn
Word, and the Word was with God
aud the Word was God"
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
rsargains! bargains!

dlbs..of Valencia rslsins, 2sc.
s1arge glass mugs Of Jolly. 2tc.
3lbs. CT preserved crab-spples, 25c.
4los. golden dates, 25c
4lDs. u peach butter, 25..
el0s Of largo figs, CSC.
4lDs CT couLtry apple buttor, 25c.
can Of tomatoes, peas, corn, etTaHber-
ries, cherries, aInilcs PUMPKIN, &c.
Clipped beet, 25c. q ID.
Our square print butter, .5c. q lb.
Our ionud hvttrr @cc alih
2,bs. African Mocha c iise 25,.
slbs. OF choice l.to c Il 20, 25c.
Our choice English breakfast, lamar,
Oolong, rose flavor, imperial, mixed teas
sec. L ID.
Maple syrup il quar-. Bottles, Ice.
Syrup, loo. a ct.
Our choice buttar, &c. alb.
SUGAR cuTod shouidGr vi. 10.
tibs Of olo'ne ssar. 2jo d cakes Of 5orlx
soap, 2jc. II cakes Of psafltIe lie. - cakes o
boraX soap, Z5'.; foxes OF ehOe Dl eck ;bg
&C.; 2 boxes Of stove polish, &c EVElIELL
BROS, 10 10 Est Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

HAINES-Iu this city, on the l4th inst,
Frank r. son Of Edwin and Eleatha Haines
aged 10 years.
Relatives ard friends arc respectfully in.
vitea to attend the funeral from the residence
OF hts parents, ll23 West Second ttreoet, on
Saturday, at2 O'Clock p. m. lnterNent at
Riverview cemetery.
BETH EL.--At BaIcro.t Banks, on tho 18th
inst, after lingering sickness OF eighteen
months, TLomas Bethel In the 18th year Of
his sge.
Funeral on Saturday at 2 80 p. m. from the
ret idence Of his parents ON DancrOft's Banks
Service at 3 D.. IN. at Emmanuel Episcopal
church. ON the Highlands. InterInent q.
nat. Salem cemetery.
WOOD - IN Christiana Hundred, on the 14th
inst, J smes Wood. aged about 70 years.
Relatives ard friends arc respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from bis late
residence on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Interment at Lower Brandywine Presbyte
rian church cemetery.
lTAYLUR-Ou May "a, at Dover, Mrs Willie
W. Taylor, relict Of the late A. J. Taylor.
Funeral at Dover, on Monisy afternoon, Mt
ono o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
Wig.

There ia 10 much of It lone that the
people scarcely ipow when there 10 a
reality. Mulliu 81 Son, Sixth acd Mar
ket, claim their great success to their
never advertising anythipg they do mol
have, CT are not able 10 90. Trey Ger.
tainly have d very iuil assortment Of
and any II an or 10y who buys clothing
OF them win no. oHl.g get the fall worth
OF their money, but Wlll find it a pl, a
sure to deal with them. You Com
have to spend a day diekerinR abou
prices. Everything you will find will
lowe prices maILed in plain figures
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
AiG. EOrrell's,

$40 and 800 Market street. We have 10
our upholstery department some of the
most effective gaJ,is we have ever seen
for uee as cottage cuttains. Tho CON-
binations are bus and ecfu, and red and
ecru, beautifully shaded, as handsome
as any Madras you can find. Prices
20 and 25 cents per yard. ALSO, W.
show lot of new lace screens at IL
cents yard Either will make a
cheap, durable and handsome window
furnishing.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
F IF 7 [
Within o.

SPRINGFIEI
est over the Sd
creased from q
joint session Z
oitement had Il
the q standing n
the House wal
Of 9. the roll evel
8 ittig, Ruaer
ON the Republl
III. The roll
One hundred Z
present. On II
ceived lOl, the
amid great app
As the Speak
reading anotheI
can, chairman I
Gus addressed q
BY withdrawal
offered DO nam|
call Of the roll 1
lot The votiI
and sixth ballo(
j udge Tree taxi
Harrison next. /
The first ball
sion gave Tree /
lot he received
Ruger voted fol
within one of
There was grsl
House when he
| After roll.cal
Representative
nounced that q
VI CDlcagO, wal
attempted to br
vote for Logan.
and 1t was nea,
business was tr
lot resulted, T
At 10 05 the .
recess until So
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

The case of Hem
which was fully rel
REPUBLICAN,, was
Cumminsthis mor4
a witness to show \
N an whom the cili'
was arrested, he W.
at home asleep, AM
missed.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
Ekutingl

There was a fail
liens Rink last
hone solo by Frofe
~ applaudel. and
quired to satisfy Z
club exhibition
verygood, although
aishort time. F..S
to his duties as hod
Of polo will take py
and Westcott will
morrow afternoo1
phantom party will
day evening, when
floor must wear ma
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
Charged VI

Detective Jonel
Bridgeton. N. J!
from Governor 81
Robinson, a form
who is chargs d "
Of Baird q Mitch
money and books
Philadelphia q "
hcer Marques, bJ
Finletter, on tie
WAS Illegal. |
Robinson then |
where he was I'd
preferred by a Phi !
Usher, bnt the cad
Friday Mr.. Baird
j , and had him 4
mp III the county /
then returned u q
ney, H. II. Ward I
sition issued for u
for trial.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
To tre Rublfc.

o. Vernon & Son will have on We'd
nesday and Saturday, on their stalls,
No. and in Eighth street market,
superior sugar.cured hams, smoked and
picked shoulders, breakfast bacon, dry
salt fitch, spring lamb, veal and nut
ton Wholesale and retail, at reasonable
prices.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
Grent Suffering

NEW YORK, Ma,
saw General Gral
w hen the doctor y
" The disease is ST
but the increased n
days has been not 1
of the increase In Y
been of neuralgia 4
ed by the frigh!fI
week.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

The pastor, by re-
Castle, No. 5. will p1
of the Golden Esgle}
7.45 p. M, to tho y
ing subject, "Bene9
AZ 7.45 the subj ec
ness" Rev. II. "
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
Inierehting News

To economical housekeepers. Buy
where you can get q g ood article at the
lowest price. Read this: Five pounds
choice fresh roasted coffee, Sl.00 &
pounds of good coffee, 81 90 and seven
pounds of fair coffee 81 90 at Crippen'e,
No. o Il. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
Decd

James Wood die
near Centrevilie, O
on Thursday event.
enty years. Some
appeared on bis be
In virulcnce, causl
fnally,with other al
In his death. BIS |
TERED on Saturda
lower Brandy vine
cemetery, leaviNg|
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
Tn 0 Last Fl

The Osborne on
give their last porf
House this evenin
not already seen
TO attend. They
entertainment, a.
cure lor the blues
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
The Sta,
Arraugements ar

ArraUgements Ply
managers of the sta
grand exhibition
large ceral departnl1
ted, In order that %!
used for flncy exhil
lodge is also being r
movements made, VI
b 600.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
N eva Id

In Pike County,
day, while Merit Z
run away with a yo
Stratton, he encoud
rhey fought and 81
and Clark siot, bot
While Josiah Hal
daughters and Tho1
turning from churcI
to c,Sy, last Sunday
aud shot dead by a
son. Az last accom-
been arrested ard \
GERS of the law.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
Will Appes

A lotter from y
ter, stating whyI
fetal bill was noy
lature, came TOO y
and will appeal
PUBLICAN. Il
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
Rodney s

Tho Rev. Henry
of the First Pres1
preach at Rodn!eI
friday eyenin,l
are cordially inv1
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

Mr.. Joshua L.
the5 he is uutfan
of the word and
any pledges to a.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
From eHy EFart o1T.,e

City go TO RoaioD Smiths UrCg stcr. to
bpy trusses, etc. Cheaper than Ia fh!ladel
phia, OF here. Private loeIn.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

A fee lot Of snaJp n, at Pennell &
Son, Seconl ana King streets. Also
aaad, rock, perch and herring.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15
PYLE &lichtenstein,
226 Market Street.

We have opened this day
an elegant assortment of
ladies' white suits at extraor-
binary popular prices.
200 ladies' percale suits, Q
ruffles on skirts, for $1,25
each about price Of material
only.
Three pieces more OF
those elegant pure, dye black,
gros-grain silks at 81 a yard;
considered good value for
$3.50.
An elegant assortment of
36-inch Batiste cloth for 12b
cents a yard; never before
offered at such a low figure.
We are now offering a
full and complete assortment
of sizes OF our unexcelled
gentlemen's pepper all jean
drawers for SO cents a pair.
SEQ pairs OF ladies' Isle
thread gloves tor l2i cents
a pair just one half price.
\ large and complete line
| OF ladies' sun and coaching
parasols, at very low prices.
Coaching umbrellas as low
as 81 each.
Our special sale of books
ATTRACTS every lover OF books
lin Wilmington and sur
rounding country. We have
'Iplenty to supply all, and
cheap enough to enable US
Ito sell at half price. We
, have Dickens complete
works, popular, illustrated
i edition, in Is volumes, Gle
gantly bound in cloth TO
81 $6.90; publishers price S22
!, $50.
n Thackeray's complet
/. n works, in II volumes. iilu:
( ira ed, good printing an
Handsomely bound, ior$7.5$
publishers price SIG so.
iii The Waverly novels, in 2
a. illustrated editions, bound
Of halt-calt at $4,000; reguli
N price is $1,000.
IIsn George Elliott's compile
re. works, in halt calf, for ST.
Cd As; English edition for $50
:sr. American edition fer S. 4
,ns All OF them at less than q
ZEN halt price.
Of
t. Washington Irving's worl
~ " in half caif,at SIS As; regul
en-. price $32oo.
ne
rch Green's history Of the f
Iglish people, S volumes, o.
$2.98.
the
Q q
lar McCsul!ey's history
MOI s Engla!. d,5svolumes, only S
e' Of 49.
yes,
ingI
nth T, For y cents each a f
ont line Of 5o-cent works 0!
, . ith ton. All the standard n
res els of the cay. At 50 ce.
we offer the choice CT
g in 10 celebrated red line poets,e
seen bracing most of the dist
' anI guished American and !
ons g!ish writer's. The regu
W. price Of these volumes
~ s1.os each, ard hundreds
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

For new aud stylish neck wear, go to
Ochsltree Il Crippeu, 6i7 Market street
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

Look ont for sale Of lots By Head *
Go. 70 morrow AFT erlo9A.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

Al kinda of silver and plated war,
q" 'ta@nard'7, hiftt 2.1a tIarBet streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

Rr-teay Evcnt-r.
Saturday, szAtlara and EYeutng

Do T. rPeu ut .-ct.cA PJic, Citisc1s' W
W .iui.gl14 G4r,. ttiltl at . - and
tkAtos iufg OF. q H.. tzla II &c 81 ChA. ?.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

pHAeniNn- TbIRD-S1UEY FYON ;,
~ ON 10 let. with hoaIi. Also fatle
b0ari 81 1!5 y urkct rect. mis-
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

For II cents each a full
line Of 5o-cent works OF fc-
ton. All the standard nov
els of the cay. At 50 cents
we offer the choice Ct the
celebrated red line poets, G NJ
bracing most of the distin-
guished American and En-.
glish writer's. The regular
price Of these volumes are
s1.2s each, ard hundreds Of
others at cheap prices.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

WI AEIEN-i coon BOY TO TENI
~ soc .: n. W. coroer Fourth ana
u Hers n str,ct;. mlE..t
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

ItJbH HtN''' - FURNISHED HOUSE.
= toc : RIO ths. Very fiue location. Ad-
dr2si Y, q. to> ~, city. m1t.at
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

IFh ShL+-tNE LARGE RAYMARt.
u oy:trs old socd work mare, ,,oub!o
or ahgle. Apply a. 2 Oran2e ST, ml5,tf
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

Mo Ef EOLOANO& MORTGAGE.
AVA sums OF &i6O to $4,000 10
sutt cuht oElcts. PIERCE q LOB.
DEEE., No. West Seventh street,
mE2 th-th-sG.tr
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

George Eiliott's complete
works, in halt calf, for SIS
As; English edition fer $5.98;
American edition fer $5.48.
All OF them at less than enc
halt price.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

A very fine literary and musical en-
will be given by tho U. s.
B. +. Association in the hall Of the A.
o. U. W., Lore building, Ninth and Mar
kec streets. Admission free to all.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

Mayor LatrObe, Of BaItimore, IN .
public card endorses Red Star Cough
Cure as harmless, effective discovery,
free from tie objections of other cougt
mixtures.
Religious services at Christiana mex
Sabbath, the 18th. Glass at 8 u. m.
preaching 10. 80 a. m.Sufjec.: "ChIist'
| Ascension" At Salem sunday schoo
1.30 y. M, preaching 3 p. III.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

TIE report that dead horse hss been
lying in the Brandy vine, near Chadd'r
Ford, for some time should be looke d
into by the Water Department.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-15

Louise, wife Of Rev. J. Addison
Whitaker, who died in Baltimore OF
Wednesday, was daughter of the lat,
George Janvier, of New Castle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
Tho Anglican Church Monthly.

This Church Magazine was out promptly on
Saturday last The most important article is that
on Anglicanism. 1t is far and away the broadest
and most practical view of the Church's duty
that has appeared in the columns of the Monthly.
The following extract will serve to show the spirit
which the editors have written.
"1he branch of the Church OF England estab-
lished in Hawaii would fail signally if it could
not be something more than Anglican. 1t ought
indeed TO meet and satisfy the wants of English
men-but not of Englishmen alone. There are
Americans here also trained up under Episcopacy,
but who place value upon religious customs
and traditions in Church matters because they
are Engish-there are Germans who bring from the
fatherland traditions of worship and doctrine, of
the Church year and of Christian training which
attract them to the liturgic worship and system
which the English Church maintains-there are
men of various nationalities here elsewhere who
lind no satisfaction either in the denials of di-
yided Professionalism or in the assumptions of
Rome, who are sincerely looking for better way
and there is the great mass of men who care for
none of these things, some of whom must be won
to truth and righteousness by the religions body
which most convincingly demonstrate its mission
not by Its PROSECUTING activity alone, not by its
orthodoxy Alone but by its living faith and loving
works. the divine union of belief and practice,
and say with persuasive voice to the multitude
This 10 the way, walk We in it,"
And again, 1--WE need most of all to be busted
with the great verites OF religion in their practical
application TO the hearts and lives of men. Tech
nicalities and formulas, subordinate and unim-
portant details of ceremonial and elaborate dis
putations we do not need. mot by controversy
argument not by logical evidences of Christian
ity or acute demonstration of Apostolic success
siOn but by the sword of the Spirit and tho power
of prayer, by the beauty of holiness and the
strength of TRUTH" the Church will best do her
work. She must be really true, truly holy, re-
ligiousy apostolic i'll meeting actual needs AS
her work grows her strength will develop"
These are words which are calculated to draw
many to the Church, there is manly ring to them
which all must admire, whether they agree with
the Church's doctrine or not.
Considerable space is devoted TO memorial arti-
Giles about the late Queen Emma.
An earnest request is made to forward the build
ing of the Memorial Church in which the late
Queen took so great an interest; all subscriptions
should be sent 10 the members of the Finance
committee VIZ: The Hon. A. 5. Cleghorn, Vice
President Theo ii. Davies, Treasurer, and the
Rev. Alexander Macintosh, Secretary of the Gen
eral Committee.
Profanity is strongly commented on, and the
vice severely reprobated. The rest of the number
contains Church news and interesting selected ar
hcles. The Magazine is we'll worth reading.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-10
PASSENGERS.
From Fanning's Island,

From Fannings Island. per Jennie Walker, jane 3
VIM Greig, VIM Tenant
From Kauai, via walanea, per Bishop, June B.
Hon J kapcna, wife and daughter Mrf kapena
Hon II A Widemaun, W G Irwin, g Wilcox, Geo W
hacfarlane, J Holt and wife II Luscomb and wife
holdy.
For san Francisco, per Consuco, June 20 p scott,
Dougherty and son.
From HEmakua, per Lehua, june 81 II Halliday.
From Moloksi, per JAS Dowsett, June Sired wun-
denoerg, Frank godfrey, VIM Monsarrat.
For Kauai, per Bishop, June &c y Wilcox, Mrs
W Wond and niece.
From Hawaii and Maui, per KInlu, June lion ; G
Wilder, Col Spalding, Mrs Cheesobrouch, Miss +
lterd, Miss X Dillon. II + Wood, & = Wilder. Master
Wilder Wight, Hon Kaulukou and wife, II Morri-
son, g Mittnucht. 7 Cofield kynnersly Z A
Buchsrdi, Z II Bragg Wong Kwai, KamRi, J N Hor-
Hon II Kuihelaui. W King, c Jones. Wallace Jack
sou, His ExCellency Paul Neumann, W Comwel p
Makec, Mrs Ftp Hastings Miss Makec, II Il Hitch
cock, J Webb, and l2i deck.
From san Francisco, per Marposa, June s. Hon c
W Merrill and wife, { W Macfarlane wife and daugh-
ter, Miss D L Williams, Miss Cries, II c Warren
L BroadwOod, Madden, Mrs c Wcstcvcr, & D
Irwin, DIR y II bay, \ Hopper and wife. Miss Maggie
Hopper, Miss Ellen Hopper, Rev ? Emerson, 4 X
Meyers, u W Lyman aud son JOS Marsdcn, J Monte
gomery, Cowell, Mrs Homer, Miss Fanny
Martin, Al Webster, Miss Osborn Cassie aud Maude
Hayward, W d Armes, Prof N kellogg, Mrs . c Swain
Alex Dowsett, e Burchardt and wife, DIR J II Hatch
Mics Helen Briggs, Waterhousc, Jr, and son,
NiCkens, ii Trocedie, Mrs Livingstone aud four
children, Mrs A Relchcrt, NJ L Singleton + Jones,
DID. W Chaplin and wife, Hon Harvey Lcvey, and ..
In Storage.
From'the Colonies, per City OF Sydney, Jane 5-Mss
White, Miss Mcmillan, Captain fraser. Cameron
and wife J T Leclercq.
From Kauai, per Planter. June Ills Majesty King
kalakaua Hon Hardy, Miss MARY Hardy Jules Tav-
ernior, W II Wilcox, / katofen and wife, Dixon, NJ
ID Schmidt, Mrs Wilcox, } Bush, Gundall, wife
and two children, Captain Ahlbaum, a II smith, and
81 deck
From Maui and MOlOkai. per steamer Likclikc, June
6-ion L McCuy, Hon W Parke Rev Father Lauter.
Mist Lizzie Cockett q Williams, DR. Kuehn DIR +
Sutih, Mt Goodness r Wilson. NJ Silva, e Baker.
: ChAs Wall, prisoners, and 100 deck passengers