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RIyEk yIlw AND OCCoQuAS FAILS, VA

sDlNEk WIN AND OttBQIAN FALLS. VA
IL steamer Mary ashIn- ton. River View every
SlL':.iy' 4ea'tng at 10 an. ard pm. re-
farming az : AID . p n Tickets 25 cents
CccVqG-n Fats every Wednesday. leaving at
a N, returning at n D. N. Tickets
- Gems Family days atltiyer Niew every Sa.-
nrd2y. leaving al 10 a. H. returning at $50 D. "a
lic@ets. lU cents. Professor PTocfor's Dancing
>rhJel Reunion at River View every saturday even
NJ, leaving =. $50 p. returning IL d. NJ
Dancing down and back and the grounds on al, Of
e Dove trlps- The largest aud finest pavilion on
TIE P1sOmac at River View. Ilcsets. - Posi-
lively O5jeciic n:abe parties allowed the above
tT4i. EVr charter inquire OF l.. . RANDALL.
JSAO Manager.
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INDIcTMENTs.-The first report OF the grand
jury OF the June term Of the Criminal Court
was made this morning In indictments against
Thomas Kelly and Hernon Kelly ,housebreak-
ing in night; Alfred Lee and Thos. Kelly, do;
John Johnson, assault with intent to xiii; Jos.
Williams, larceny, and John Owens, man
slaughter,
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MARRIA0B LICENsEs.-Marriage liceneeo
have been issued by the clerk OF tho court %
Collins and Grace Cotton; Edward Randall
Tatem, Jr., and Annie Batter, John H Tapo
aud Sarah Bankert; John A. Moore and Kate
Reinmulh; James K. Durtey. Of Steul1en villa.
Ohio, and Margaret Lynch; William Harris
and Aramtnta 4. A. White; james 1oe en1
Annie Fitzgerald; Cinton g: Johneoe go to1r
r Kelly; James #. Seboid, ofou11os,4 ~,
and Mary Agnes Creahen. ~
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HELD FOR STEALING A GOLD WATCH.-The
case Of Vincent j. Battle, the colored man en-
pioyed at the bureau OF engraving aud print-
Ing, charged with stealing a gold watch from
Lawrence ID. Phillips, who is also employed in
the bureau, was called for trial Ia the Police
Court th;s morning, and after bearing the tes-
tfmony OF several witnesses the court sent the
case TO the grand Jury. Bonds $500.
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
HILARITY IN THE HOUSE.
ALSO A QUESTION OF vERACITY.
A DENIAL BY SENATOR CAMDEN.
SENATOR EvARTs SUPPORTS A VETO.
The Senate.

The Senate.
Mr.. Hawley, from the committee on military
affairs, reported back joint resolution ap-
pointing Gen. VIM. ]. Sewell, of New jersey;
Gen. Martin r. Mcmahon, of New York, and
Capt. John L. Mitchell, of Wisconsin, managers
OF the national homes for disabled soldiers to
I'LL vacancies. Passed.
POsrNAsTERs' APPoINTMENTa
Mr.. Beck introduced bill to authorize the
postmaster General to appoint and remove
postmasters of the third class {who are now
appointed and removed by the President). Re-
1erred to the pos: office committee.
OPEN EXECUTIVE SESSIONS.
Mr.. Henderson presented letter received
by him rom Ser ator Morrill, absent on acco a. :
OF lllness), stating that he had prepared some
remarks on the subject OF open executive ses-
sions, which he would like to have read when
the question comes up tomorrow.
Permission to that effect was given, and Mr..
Plat gave notice that be would, at the proper
time, move to make the question special
order for some day In December.
GAN OUTRAGE UPON DECENcY."
Mr.. Camden had read article from the
tCamden), IS representative Of the Standard
OIL company, sent o telegram from Washington
TO Cincinnati stating that six more votes were
needed TO carry Senator Payne through, and
$4,000 each 4or the necessary votes. Senator
Camden said he did not often notice such pub
acauons but as this affected another be would
Qenonnce 1t as false III every detail; that when
the dispatch was alleged to have been sent he
was not In Washington, but ut homo in West
virginia He pronounced such publications
an outrage upon decenoy.
Mr.. Eusus gave notice that he would on
Thursday next ask the Senate to take up the
Hahn, OF louisiana
The resolution tor an inquiry into the cost of
pubic printing, binding, engraving Autograph.
ing, etc., with authority TO the committee to
take testimony during recess) was taken up and
adopted.
MR.. EvARTS SUPPORTS THE VETO.
The Senate then resumed consideration Of the
Presidents veto of the bill to quiet titles of set
tiers on the Des Moines lands, and Mr.. Evarts
proceeded to argue in support of the veto, re-
plying to the argument made by Mr.. Allison
yesterday in favor of the bill.
House Of Representatives..
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The French royalists mean to organize a
campaign on the basis of the Count Of Paris
manifesto, . copy OF which has been mailed to
every eiector In France.
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CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
~ BANKERS,
GLOVER BUILDING,
lAIQ u STREkyT

Deposits. Loans Exchange, Collections
Dealers la Government. District Bonds and all Local
SecuritieA
Stocks and Bonds listed on the Stock Exchanges OF
New York. Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore
Bought aud Sold.
Orders In American Bell Telephone stock executed
BY wire direct from our Office TO Boston Constant
quotations of this stock received ja2e
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TfCs PHOsvITE-THIs COMBINATION OF
lk>1A Caifssya, Wild Cherry and aorsford,s Acid
Phosphates, Is popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
ToliiE and safeguard agaihss Malaria. Sold at
AlLHuRN'S PHARMACY, lA20 renngylvanta ava,
IN hcsses or on drsuGht with snda water. t16
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II OWkR CEDAR POINT
IL Ihe Paradise of the Potomac River,
WILL OPEN JULY IST.
The safe swim and cornmOdIOus steamer MOS EIEY
VIII leave ner wharf foot of sta street daily at a. In
Ih4n OF shine AUseiey Stops u Alexandria Oh Mon
cat-S. We!EesCtays- fridays ana Saturdays
Fare, 30 ceus ;, Children. - cents
70 further Information charters To societies
aLd u engage State EO0tus, apply Office on the
w4islTl. foot of .th street.
Je-s-Zn p. G. DAVIS. SUPP:
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An exhibition of drawing, painting and deco
rative work was given last evening In the Mons
OF the school of rine arts, Vernon Row. Prizes
were awarded as follows: Gold medal for best
painted portrait from life, Miss Virginia Cas-.
tello; honorable mention. Miss Loa Richards son
and Miss Kate Bradford. Silver medal for bes {
full figure in crayon, Miss Agnes y Bartlett:
honorable mention, Miss Mamie Stone.
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FIFTH BATTALION TAKE NOTICE.
- special meeting of the FIFTH BATrAL-
ION will be held at Cosmopolitan Hall, Sth and f
stS NV, when all the members requested to be
present as important business is to be transacted in
winch all are invited BY order Of the Chairman Its
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The PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the bill to
legalize the Incorporation OF national trades
uniohs;' the act granting ranking privilege to
Julia d. Grant; tue bill granting pension to the
widow of Admiral Semmes and o number
OF miscellaneous bills.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer James Mnkee was lowered from
the Marine Railway, July 9th.
The American barkentine Forest Queen, Cap
tain J. c. ". Winding. arrived In port early July
9th, I2k days from San Francisco, with full
cargo of general merchandise. Experienced
fresh northeast trades the entire passage. She
brings as live stock 347 pigs for Mr. ] Burke, and
horses to order. The Forest Queen is locked
at the foot of Fort street, and is consigned to
Messrs. II. Hackfeld & Co.
The Hawaiian steamship Zealanda and the
American steamship City Of Rio de Janeiro are
both expected tomorrow from San Francisco.
The latter is on her way to Yokohama.
Three buIocks shipped to Maizena, II l.
wall, by the steamer Lehua July 9Th, from the
Hon. j. L. Dowsett's ranch.
The steamer James Makee sails this afternoon
for Kappa and Kilauea. Kauai.
The bark Star of Devon was hauIei on the
Marine Railway July 9th, for repairs, preparatory
to her making u trading voyage the South Sea
Islands.
The schooner HAleakala brought SAC bags sugar
from Pepeekeo, HIo, Hawaii, July 9Th. She
leaves to-day.
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Yesterdays sales.

Messrs. E. p. Adams & Co. held an
important sale yesterday. The Ahupuaa
of Laval, situate on Kauai, containing
an area of 5000 acres, was purchased for
the estate of Duncan McBryde by Mr..
Mark P. Robinson for $45, 900. A house
and lot at Pololu, North Kohala, Ha-
wall, was purchased by II. E. Avery for
$40, and a piece OF property at North
Kohala was knocked down to w. c..
Achi for 1928. Jules Tavernier's oil
painting, GA Mountain Torrent of Lava, F."
was bought by Mr.. F. A. Schaefer for
$l55, and Mr.. A. J. Cartwright paid s75
for a painting of Diamond Head by j. D.
Strong.
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Honolulu Tax Assessors Notice.
From and after July /, 1856, the undersigned,
Tax Assessor for the district OF Honolulu, island
of Oahu, will be in his office iii the new building
called Rapuaiwn, i'm the of Aolani Hale, on
Monday. Thursday and Saturday OF each week,
during the month Of July, between the hours of
a. m. and ~ noon, for the purpose of receiving
she returns OF all persons liable to taxation in this
district.
ALL PERSONS LIABLE To TAXATION are
respectfully requested to make their returns
full explicit and complete possible, giving
number of street and of land; stating front
age and depth street, character of structure
thereon, cost of same, To whom rented or leased,
and length of lease, amount received per annum
for such property property sold during the year,
to whom and for what So II. state there is
any mortgage on the property: give date Of mort
gage, name OF MORTGAGE, aud for what amount
mOrtgaged. STATE property on hand in your pos
session belonging others merchandise on hand
or consignment July l, 1886; cash in bank
agents hands same date, etc, etc
ALL RETURNS MUST BE MADE 10 THE
UNDERSIGNED NOT LATER THAN JULY
81 1856, OR No APPEALS CAN BY LAW BE
GRANTED, AS the Assessor full power TO
ASSESS property after that date of which returns
h@ve not been made aud sworn before him
prior to July JISt at amy valuation he may think
proper, and from winch ss,ssnemt there can be
appeal.
SPECIAL ATTEN ZION is herewith drawn by
the under signed to the fact that return is
valid in law unless 10 beiOre the Assessor,
Notary Public, or some other person authorized
t. administer oaths.
Blank forms which TO make returns can be
had daily during the month Of July application
at the office OF the undersigned.
FRED. II. HAYSELDEN,
Assessor Of Taxes for the District Of Honolulu,
Island of Oahu.
Honolulu, July 2, 1886. Jy3 II
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DEPARTURES.

TUESDAY, July 6.
stmr Kinau, King, for Maui and Hawaii. AT
sstmr Iwalani, Freeman, for Kauai, at , p M
Stmr IIkelike LoTenZen, for Maui, at D p IN
Stmr MokoIii for Molokai, at p IA
Stmr Lehua Davies, for Hamakua, Hawaii, at
5 pm
stmr waImanaIo, for TTaimanalO
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PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
From San Francisco, per bEtne Forest Queen,
July 9Th: captain l. NJ Howe, II o sykes, John
Burke, John SIatteuy. Al Heylek and II w Eos
DEPARTURES.
For windward ports, per steamer Kinan, July
9Th: Hon Samuel Parker, Major W n Cornwell.
Miss Blanche COrnwell, Prof L L Van Slyke, RoV
+ OggeI and wife, Mrs landlord, VI T
Brown, Mr. Lawley, SIR Coates. NJ Lidgate, Mrs
] ) Smithies and child, Miss Bertha SInithies,
Wilder Sneyd-KyBnersley, Jas ReHton,
Mrs Crews, Mrs Aiona, and about leo deck pas
sengers.
For Kauai, per steamer Iwalani, July 6th:
Prof c II Hitchcock, Miss Spooner Miss ShattucK,
h l. GulicE, Rev stephen L Desha, knu
and family, Miss Dickson, G Alec, w NJ Hutche-
passengers.
For Mani, per steamer Likeiike, July 6th: r II
Bailey, " I RhOads and wife, Miss Wilson, E
Hoffmann,J w GrVin, j Warehouse, J Meteor
mick, Mrs King and child, and about 100 deck
passengers.
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Vessels Leaving To-Day,

Vessels Leaving To-Day.
Stmr James Makee, Weir, for Kapat and
kIauea, Eau2i, ar p
Tern Ke Al Hon, for Kauai
Schr Nettie Merrill. for Iah3ina
SchT HaIeakaia for Pepeekeo
SChr KBlamanu, for Hamakua
Schr Kauikeaouli. for KobAlR
Schr Walehu, for Kuau
Schr KawaIlani, for KooIAu
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sale of Lease of Government Land.

Sale OF Lease Of GOVernmemt Land.
Gu THURSDAY, July q, 1856 at the front
trance Of Aliiolani Hale. at u O'Clock noon will
be sold public auction the remainder of OpeA
aud Peleau 1 and ?, and also the remainder OF
Awapuhi, mauka of Government road, situate
about two miles north OF Hakalau Plantation ia
the district Of lilo. Hawaii containing about 1850
acres, Of which at least $50 acres is good cane
land.
1910 per.annun, payable quarterly in advance.
CHAS. Z. GULICK,
Minister Of Interior.
Interior Office, June "a, 1886. dtd&w3t
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EXPORTS.

For san Francisco, per VI = = Alameda, July
4th: w q Irwin & Co, 54Os bags sugar; A
Widemann, 2, 4s6 do; w SprOull, I,609 10; 1852
Packages Ia transit. Domestic value, S67 ,O64 %.
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BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE.
Hawaiian Pos. al savings Bank.

The Postal Savings Bank Department Is open
daily, except sundays and holidays at the General
Post o1iee, between the hours of 9 a. H. and p.
m, and on Saturdays uutil O'Clock p IA, for the
receipt and payment Of money.
DEPOSITS Of 25 cents and upwards to $1,000
will be received.
INTEREST is allowed at the rate of per cent.
per annum on all deposits Of IS ana over.
MARRIED WOMEN and also minors over
years Of age may deposit ia their own
names.
DEPOSTTORS have direct Government security
Cor their money and Will have prompt repayment.
PRINTED RULES and other Information can
be obtained upon application at the General
Office. JOHN LOTA KAULUKOU
Post Master General.
Bureau Of Post Office. Honolulu, July /, 1886.
26y BID 3Iuos w
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NOTICE..
ROaa Damages-Burnt District.

Road DRmag eS-Burnt DisIrIet.
r. F. BICK Esq, Police Magistrate;
HON y. NJ DANG nd MARK p. ROBINSON,
Esq, have been t-..s day duly appointed, IN
cordance with section }, article 1S2, page AZ, of
the Compiled Laws, Commissioners to appraise
the value property the district in the city Of
Honolulu swept by fire the 18th April last.
which has been condemned for the use of public
Streets CHAS. T. GCLICK,
Minister of Interior.
Intreior Office. June p, 1856. If
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III
IL OFFICE, June 80, 1886:
Alderman, Aug Andrew, Chas
Ashton, oliver e Alexander, Sam
Achuck, Mrs Anderson, AndrtaS
RoumanC Bsverldge (3)
Boilmann. o. BirchenOugh, Geo
Bates, W 90 Bowers
BorchgreVink, Karl Backus, w
Brown, Master John Boyd, VIM
Biart, IL g Bergman, + X
Buckiand, Solomon L Baldwin, Chas w
Bishop, a BeckwltnJ JOnn
Bryant,
Crockett, Lizzie Miss Cold. Miss Hattie
Crop, Crawford, 4 ]
Credlford, Cavenagh, ThOs
Campbell, n ~ Cooke, Chas
Cocoli, Antonio CoOck, Capt w
Clark, Mrs Mary Common, Mrs
Cooke, ConlOn, Juo
Dart, VIM Donovan, Jno
Dahl, f q Davis, VIM
Dickmann, FIR Davis,
Doyle, f. w
EstaII. Varri ELLIS, A
Erichsen, Mrs Nette
FinIay, RE Forster, WI
French, MarseIlus % Fardan, Miss
Fem, X A Faye, Thos
Francis, Leander Fridatfer, Geo
Folsom, Eugene Fisher,
Gsalzer, Ed Garosen, Mrs Chas
Greissen, Carl Graham, Jas
Gardner, RoDs Gaibraith, Misses
Gngrich, \ George. ~
Cannon, John Goldberg, j Nj
Gray, Mrs Mary Ann Grant, J h (2)
Gordon, G
Haley, Capt Howard Hollinsead VIM
Koran, Vim HalversOn, Miss y
Hewbach, Huwaith, Robt
Hay Joan NJ Hopke, &c
Hartley, Messrs Bros Heaiey, Birdie
Halstead, Joseph Helms, Carl
HodgsOu, q huston. & Is
Holland. Capt bastard, Chas
Hagen, Z Harris, Chas 60
Irvine, Mrs Florence
James, C Jones, Mrs Emma
Johnson, Arvid
Knoph, Chr % Kuhlmann, Helm
kInsey, Mr. kukukn.
Kennedy, J KeIleran, II
krahn, Albert
Lawrence, Albert L4eutenegger, John
Laine, VIM q Lacassagne, Morris n
Lyons, l. Lyons, John a,
Lamar, Mr. Louis,
Morgan, l. b Marshal, Mrs
Moore, II X McCaHery, ThOs
Mora, Frank Muller, Friedrich
Miller, John Marckquess, Larrn
Nacneill, John Mclaughlin,
Mathews, Ed Mckenzie, James
Mackay, Mansell,
Muhmel, kaul Mattsen, w
Mathew Louis
Ness, Claus Norton, j II
Nelson, Mrs Mary Ann
Oswald James Olmas Grabirl
pratt. Mrs VIM Peterson, Lima
Pryee, Thomas Peterson, IL
Perry, ! % PheIps, Mr
Robinson, Deborah (2) Rouse. Rev ThOs II
Rosenberg, l. Rose, Miss NJ
Randolph, Geo Reid, III &
Read, II l. Roe, Joseph
Randolph, Geo +
Shipman, W IL Silah, Eli
SpaIding, & Smyth Gavin
Schollzy, Mrs NJ Seeburg, FOgu
Santini, l. C3) Stafford, w Il
ShaugEnessy, Patrick
Tyson VIM Thompson, DIR A 3D.
Thorkeldsen, TOpeques, Oh.
Tuckery, IeOna, Ellie
Volguards, Fritz
Wulbers, d Vaughan, Mrs
Wilson, Richard Wright, ii
West, MIS- Alice Warren, ChaS p
Warner. Geo y ~ White, Mrs james
WObIers, LIZ WEIGH, Miss Bertha
Wilmington, w Weichens ClisiS
Wallace, VIM Wllks' MIS- NHrah
Weiss NJ Wilson, NJ VI
Wood Captain W f Wilson, Mrs MHiy
Wilcox, Mrs Mary
Young, Frank
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PORT OF HONOLULU, III. L.
ARRIVALS.

TUESDAY. July {.
Am bktne Forest Qdeen, Winding, Il = days
from san Francisco
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NOTICE.
Honolulu Water Works.

From aud after the thirtieth day of June, A.
D. 1856 all water privileges in the Water Works
OF the city of Honolulu heretofore enjoyed free
OF charge. and known as Free Water Rates"
will absolutely cease, and the regular rates viii
be charged and collected for the same.
CHAS T. GULICK,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Once, June p, 1886.
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HAWAIIAN REPORTS.

Mr.. Kaulukou presented the following
resolution:
WHEREAS, There are one hundred and
fsrty volumes of Hawaiian Reports in the
Hawaiian language in the office of the
Board of Health,
Resolved, That the Minister OF the In
terror be requested TO send for them and
place them in the Interior Department,
where they belong
His Excellency Mr.. Gibson said there are
a great many boxes full OF records in the
Board of Health office In overhAuling
them, about a month ago. these volumes
were discovered, and he thought they were
very valuable He would suggest as an ad-
dition to the resolution that they be bound
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Tuesday, July 6, 1886,

Al - o'clock noon of that day, all the right. title
and interest of the said \. J. CaftwTtght ~, as
such Executor and Trustee aforesaid. aud all
the right, title and interest u hich the said NINA
KaleIeonAlaui had at the time 81 decease, OF
In aud that certain piece parcel Of land
know rs tue
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Ship Letters.

kWHHhP III vi -
Mansel G, Am blk Alynman
Algvist, Aug, schr Malay
Fredricksen, Ed, ok Palma
Peterson, Mrs o, schr b Leeds
Moran, ] L, sh Mara6Out
Fran c 'SOuZa Machado, blk Sea Queen
ella, L, SIN sir Jamsetjeco
Fairnead, Jack, SD Humber
Adams, Chas NJ, Lottie Fairfield
Moore, Mrs, ycht Golden Fleece
Captain of ok Nevada
Dislesen, Peter, schr Norway
McI.ane, ThOs p, stmr Lucretla
Kaiser, Julius, Stmr Lucrotia
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NOTICE.

s SEVERAL HUNDRED WATERMELONS
N have been stolen from the un terBigned
from that certain piece Of land called PAke, which
is a lei Sc from Judge McCuly, any person found
said land after o'clock p. M viii be arrested
and prosecuted by law.
LUM CHUNG WA.
Honolulu, June 80, 1886. 263 lw
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Afternoon Session.

The House reassembled at As O'Clock
BILL ENGROSSED.
Mr. Richardson, from the Engrossing
Committee, reported the bill relating to
the obstruction of streets as engrossed.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
Mr.. Dickey gave notice of an amend
ment to article 20 of the Constitution; also,
that tomorrow he would PROFOUND the
following question to the Minister of FL
nance: Have you paid the Japanese In
spector $3.50 since you took seat in His
Majesty's Cabinet, and by what authori-
ty?'
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LIST OF LETTERS

u ENIAINING IN THE GENERAL POST
h, OFFICE, June 80, 1886:
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Adrfrtisemenis.

Ry order of 4. j. Cartwright, Sr.. the duly AZ
pointed Executor aud Trustee OF The last Will ana
testament of E.nma Kaeleonaiaut, deceased, ard
under license u the supreme Court Of thr HA-
wailan Islands, sitting IA Court Of Probate, We
are directed sell public auction. AZ our sales
room IA Honolulu on
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1886-01-16
Notices for the New Year.

Detroit Free Press
81 doan' go much on notices, an
SIGH" said Brother Gardner, as he
opened the meeting on the usual de-
gree, and winked to Samuel Shin to
raise the alley window.
81 once knowed a man who sot out
in life wild de motto, Excelsior"
He was proud of it, an he stuck to it.,
an de las time / saw him he was in
de poo'-hOuse. He got so tired of lug
GIN dat motto around dat he couldn't
work Ober three days in de week.
81 once knowed a man who had de
motto, Time is money hung in
cherry room in his house. He inva-
riably rushed in his corn ten days too
early, an den tried to average up
things by plantin' his taters twenty
days too late"
ode only time when he got Aeven
wild time, was when he jumped his
clock half an hour ahead. De only
time when he had a decent crop was
when he lay sick, an his wife work
ed de truck patch.
81 once knowed man who carried
de motto of a Penny Saved am a
Penny Armed in all his pockets,
an no pusson eber found him wild a
dollar in cash to his name. He was
all on de save, an, muffin at all on de
airn.
"Doan' you git de ideah inter yer
heads dat a motto or maxim am
gwine ter feed an clothc we, an
whoOp up rent an doctor bills. It's
mo- in de man dan in de maxim.
kin show you fo'ty pussons in my
nayburhood who sot on de fence all
summer an KEEP DER eyes on Gle
maxim: Industry am de Road to
Wealth.
81 kin show you fo'ty mo- who
hang up de motto of Providence will
Provide and sot down fur Provi-
dence to do so. If de wife Arms a
dollar, OATS Providence.
"Stidy work at fair wages, wild a
domestic wife to boss de kitchen, am
motto an maxim huff for any of us.
If anything furder am wanted, let us
strive to be honest, truthful, charita-
bic an virtuous. We needn't hang
out sigh on de fences dat we am
strivin,' but jist git dar widout any
Fo'th of July fireworks to attract
public attenshun. Let us now pro-
coed to business"