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HITTER FIGHT ON THE CANAL
lis Opponents VIII strain Every
Poimt tn Heat the Amendment

WASH NtgToS. Feb 8.-Ths hotee
viii devote practically all of the closing
week Of the session ~ the APPROPRIATION
Bills and conference reports. and the pros
poets are that every minute Of the time
Niil ~ required 10 ges Them through be-
fore neon ON March g. An order has
bern made 20 nssset at II c'c'osk each day.
bat n addition ~ THE night sessions VIII
he held and II would surpr zee none If oEs
or mora al~nssnt ass sionr should n<s nss'~
essars Everything else except the APP
rEupssas on bills and the army rsoFxaniga~
tiuE i,s.l VIII go fy shs boards IN tn. mai
erteh A few minor bis MAY Eo through
ny unanimous cs,s~ssnt. but There = 'so
Iangvr any tiuse fc9 the consideration of
important general measures. The hill for
the government; If Hawaii has hssn aissn-
slouea and although the friends ~ che
raspli<' buildings hill fsSuraasy aesssf npen
IN eoanittte es nc 9heie ten DAYS ss''.
Sill cherish a lingering hop. that tirue
vii. he given for their consideration in IN.
hatxe the rasAtss = 81 irssss nsfYrAnt that
IL = Aaroty wpsih faeutioalue. Hundreds
81 htits will de on the calendar.
Although the fsar ~ extra s@sSiofi
practically disc apssreSf wttt tne agres-
msas in the senate upon Tire army w.
organization tsts. & viii require the most
asstisus labor 80 get through the sapr1prl-
alter sA.l% and conference report before the
rart@in fails nsx; Saturday 9as actual
rassleai work ef eugrsSs~inx eight or TEN
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an International bank. 10 pay dividends Of
the freedman's trust and savings bank;
giving general right of way through In
dian reservations; amending the act for
the reimbursement OF states for the raising
OF volunteer forces during the war with
Spain; granting a monument at Havana to
the survivors OF the Maine. The rvvfs!on
OF the laws OF Alaska and the judicial sys-
TEN also has been considered in both
houses. but final action has no. been
reached.
The total appropriations OF the present
session Will approximate S7oe. o0. 80. OF
which about $3.50. 0Oa 600 win be for the mill
,ary and naval uses or for subjects con-
necfed with the war. This liz "A general es-
innate. however. based upon totals which
may undergo much change. as very few
OF the large appropriation bills have be-
come law and some Of them have not even
been considered. II the Nicaragua canal
amendment is added to the river and har-
Dor bill this will make a material increase.
Included! in the naval bill are provisions
for three sea-going hattieships. three ar
mored cruisers and six small cruisers. for
which $40 .01o0 90 Is appropriated for the first
years work.
Based on estimates. the total arpropria-
lions for the congress mot including the
sour appxopr.atton bills left over by the
former congressl. would be approximately
81 GOO oaa 90. Of which amount approximate
~ seo an coo IL for war expenses or met
den,als TO the army and navy.
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French Government Tryias - stsp
ORteamt PLATA

PARIS. Feb. 8,--In consequence Of the
placarding throughout the city of stssech-
80 OF the Due d'OrIeans the Oricantst pra-
tender. recently delivered mt San Remo
and the seizure of scarfpsns and medals
hearing the pretender's portrait the pre-
feet OF police was ordered by the govern
lnent 10 make strict Investigation into the
recent proceedings of the mona rchtst par
~.
Last evening the project communicated
the result OF his inquiries TO ". Dupuy
with the result that the minister dccsded
upon vigorous action.
NJ Corhefort, chief OF the secret police
was summoned tn the prefecture Aud hj-
letters and seventeen warrants. which
We're handed to seventeen police commits.
sarfes, authorizing a search OF the resi-
dences OF suspects. particularly ~. Que
rim. manager of tire newspaper Auff-Juif:
Messrs. DE paux Buffet Roh~rt de Cha
Why. Thiebaud de Moncourt secretary IN
the Duo d'0rieans. Dubsc president ~
the Young Ants-Semttes and Cu.nte Sa-
bran ponteveS.
The confidential letters Indicated that
the warrants aimed 10 discover tho exist
enee Of any political action on the part Of
the anfi-Sensfse leaders in their relations
with III. Rnysifsts and Bonspartist COM
mtfe~s With the either leagues.
No Incident occurred I'm the course OF thA
domiriiisry visits. This morning ~. Buff
fet who represents the Due d'Osteana
vigorously psotesfed against the violation
of his domicsie and declared that the Roy
aItst party would always cousp3rs even
II threatened with imprisonment. Many
documents were seized at NJ. Bullets resi-
denrc
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wish all ladies' 70 knew mat ara map
axsr OF branch psscs fer tae sale Of the
famous Balm az FSxss remedy which ssfi
rsos97ays5y cl-e aa forms Of female weak
ax nrs,e. 81 is merits. win gladly give or
xSsd srx LADY one a~eert box tree a.
.s.re 81 *, case q Painful Periods. f4eaeor-
rss<a. GsspAscsnsnts ~ lsses sltsrsssss but
xnax IL Wi cag< This Is ms gz&aak DOG.
,srss medicine or sunahag, bit Natures
nMs remedy for women whAcn restored
re- IN health after al other usass had
ssfsrs arss Il ff1An<s~s by many Ssasgi~ IA
siss Il wzs. coss you n1tafEx 10 convince
xssgrys<.s Of iss merits sns shall he Pleas
"a se have VOC cali. OF s~rs8 .-cefs stamp,
- wvs.s Yvu ssss rarsscvs4ss Mrs.. Caro-
-. rsoe. Battle. WASH. <N EAmu~f ave-
ru@ nENEMHER~-BAisA OF FIGS
CURES.
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A BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
American and Cuban Generals the
Guests mt = Banquet In
HmvnmA.

HAVANA Feb. @.--The banquet at Inc
Tacon tnester last evening proved Drill
liant success Gov. Gen Brooke and Maj:
Gen Lee spoke. Cunans generally regard
the occurrences al the funcuon ss Cfe HIS IioSs
promising auguries af Cuban Independence
since the peace protocol was signed. Ins
tneater was crowded 10 overfiowing with
spectators and more than 40 covers were
laid for the banqueterS.
Reside the governor general and ten.
T>es. the. company inciuded Maj. Gen. LUZ
lox Gen ChsNee the governor general
chief of staff the stars Of Gems Lee ana
ludlow ard other army ard nav officers.
Together with many prominent citizens ana
Havana officials. Gen An4rade sat on the
right III Gen. Gomez and Mayor La toste
on his left.
Zen. Gomez who in much In need uf rest,
said las, evening 10 friend. This pop
clarity is killing me.
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safs?''
III he gets through today he will be
AT $50 o'clock the following bulletin was
posted:
Mr.. kipling stiil remains in very crisi-
IF. G. JANEwAY
THEODORE DUNHAM.''
DR. Jsneway would not say anything
about Mr.. kiping's condition. saying there
was nothing 70 add to the bulletins. II
was learned. however. from other sources
that kipiing is extremely weak. Al times
ne recognizes those around him Those at
The bedside are DIR. Durham. Mrs. Kip
ling, her uothes. Mrs. Ralestier, Mr..
Doubleday. the children and two nurses.
An order has been issued from the
shall be sent To the room unless they are
or tho utmost Importance, and then only
when the names OF the senders are
known. There is a. constant stream of
visitors at the Genobse asking for in
formation about the author. one clerk
II Kept busy receiving cards. Some of
to the sick chamber. Among these fav-
ored were: W. ID. Howeiis Nikola Tesla
8. 8. Mcclure and Charles Hatteil Loomls
The following bulletin was issued at
mfr. Kipling's condition has been very
serious during this, the sixth day OF the
disease. giving rise IN the gravest appre-
hension for the outcome
IF. q IANEWAY.
THEODORE DURHAM"
At that hour the physicians were maxi
ing almost constant use of oxygen. Their
demeanor indicated most critical stage
Of tho disease. Mr. KipIinr~was deisr-
ious the above bulletin was issued.
Neither DR.. Ianeway nor DIR Durham
would say word. In fact. neither VEN
tured from the patients side for moro
than minute ut a time.
At 1920 tonight the following bulletin was
issued
Mr. kipl:ugs condition remains the
same al last report
THEODORE DURHAM
1. was said a, that hour that Mr.. Kip
ling was very low and unconscious
The bulletin at 1870 o'clock last night
was the last authentic news Of the sick
room. There were the usual rurnors about
the hotel. some perhaps founded on the
actual condition Of the patient. but ii was
hard 10 gather even small quantity uf
hope from them. II IL not sxasGeratton ~
say that At o'clock this morning all were
prepared for the worst Drs. Jsueway and
Durham were with the patient at that
hour and had BEEN alraos. continuously
shroughou, the night.
A. o'clock iris morning there was no
change in Killings condition.
rf. Durham at ~ sent down word that
there had been no change IN klpIings
condition hslt that the sick man Was hold
ing his own
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ROANOKE SAILS FOR MANILA.
she Takes Full Cargo Of Supplies
aud Namb~r Of Nrcrwits.

SAS FRANCISCO, Fab H~-The trans
Isgrs Enanc sssllesl for Manila today wtsh
a full cargo ~ supplies for the trcoyxx
she ttak away seventeen recruits for the
Fourteenth infantry. eleven tnen of the
Twentieth infantry and two men and fsfty~
esveu recruits fov the Twenty third i'm
fantrx. The men au9 recruits are IN
charge sf Second Lieut. n NJ RTlsnhila.
Lieut. col Msley. Dv. Fraser and Acting
Assistant ILL., spssal Surgeon cissver also
went away o4, the transport.
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CENSUS BILL AGREED TO.
The Director VIII Ne Practically Is-
PENDENT of the department..

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2N-The conscrtes
on the census bill have agreed. and will
make their report early In tie week Ger
tain features ~ both the senate and house
hsile will be retained. The census viii be
nominai.y under the direction OF the sec
rotary of IN. interior. but all appointments
In the census bureau Will he made by the
director OF the census. The assistant d.
rector and three hundred supervisors are
60 he appointed by the president and con-
nrnsed by the senate. The director receives
a salary Of ssgsst The assistant director
s4e@, The Only important point 81 differ
enes was In regard 20 xheyser the census
should be made n bureau Of department
or separate the house bill providing for
an Independent bureau.
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CAPABILITIES At MANILA.
Gen. OTIS sends IN the Names ~ =
Nwmb~r Of the wounded.

WASHINGTON. Feb. Ss-Mat ten.
,,.,s VAS r.portsa 10 tire war department
tne following additional casualties 10 troops
under his command:
Additional wounset February - and 2.
in trenches near Caleran
second Oregon Company G--AospoTsi
William ponsth, chest. severe.
Third artillery. Battery H-Frsvsfes 1oan
W tsorssr thigh. slight; Battery r. MI
rhae, J Crowley. seg. slight.
FIRST Idaho Company F-Prsvate Charles
= Lamb. shssh severe
Twemiiefh kansas pfAvates Larry Jones,
80 rtgs,sx Campbell fcsgtt. severe.
First Montana Company A-PTisssss
Francis j. Anspseh. arm. severe Albert =
Hickes lung, severe
FIRST Idaho. Company Private John
Andersen fractured ankle
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and many applications are being received
from prospective exhibitors and concession
aries. Agents are now collecting the colo-
NAL exhibits.
DIR. Miller. the veteran sd.tor In well
known In the Middle wess He was prosri-
nenf In national rolIties In the days Of Sam
Vel J. Tfldcn and Horafio seymour, and
has tuss presented to the city OF Utica.
y. T., \ large bronze bust OF Seymour.
DR.. Miller Will make . tour az tho East
In The interest of the exposition.
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lAwroN SANS FROM COLOMBO.
Reports That the sick on B"ard the
Tvmusuprf Are lunproying.

WASHINGTON. Fsh s--The war de-
rsrinent has received the following tee
gram from Gen. t4awton. new on his way
als<sa ri the transport Grant. with REIN
forceuenss far tssa. Otis.
Colombo Feb y
situation unchanged silee last cable. no
serious illness sick narrowing. SAIL to-
niSn; Singapore. the SIN,
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RJDTlD nPlIm DYING.
PuTasC1AxS ARE WITH HIM cor.
sTASTLT, ISSUING BULLETINS.
1hey sey There h the Cravess Az
pReAeoassn for His Life asA HIS
Condition 10 Crssi<as-Ae 10 In.

NEW YORK. Feb @-Tasre was o sen-
az O'Clock this zs.ersoar that Mr. Kip
angs condition WAS worse than ~ aay
line since ne became III. DIR. Janeway ar
Tssed AZ the hotel AT 3zM p. sn.. and he
Eas not expected anti later In tire after
noon. i, locked a. IL there had been a
sastden change for the WORSE ard thar the
physician had hesa called. He remained
in the hotel Until 4.f5 and tnen left. re-
turning in bali an hou.. Almost az the
saMe time an oxygen tank was brought 70
the hotei and taken Up to ths kipiaES apart
menys. On the first fo0r. Tina. the oxygen
was 10 be administered Was practically
admitted BY DIR. Jansway- This Is heroic
treatment, and b rssortei 10 crly In tae
extreme eases. DR.. Janewsy and DR. Dun
ham were with Mr. Kipling alternately
through last night, and both we're 10 at
tendance on him early in the morning Al
$50 o'clock this morning the following bul-
letin was issued.
Rudyard kipiing remains In critical
condition The disease continues
-F G.. JANEWAy
THEODORE DUSHAM."
Soon after 10 o'clock DR.. JAaeway II.
son of DR. JAnewAy. WAS also called is con-
saitation concerning the critical condition
OF Mr.. kipling.
Dr. Durham came from the sick cham
Der soon after II O'clock His wife is \
sister OF Mrs. kipling.
rs Mr., kipling suffering from pnea-
monizr' DR. Durham was asked
I'VE viii call IL Inflammation OF the
lungs" he replied.
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SPANISH IMMIGRANTS ARRIVE.
Great Increase In Their Nomhefu
since the War II Over.

NEW YORK Feb. 3s.-Thirty Spaninrds
arrived on the Cunard liner rmbrta- Most
of them are iaborers and are able 10 read
and write. They are going 10 different
mining towns In the Wcst They were
held for investigation ny the immigrant
office ia determine whether they cams
here TO work under contract. The iruu1i-
grant authorities nay that since the close
Of the war with Spain the immigration
from that country has Increased i'm par
cent,
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D. Hafnm. one Of the proprsetora Of The
fIote. Butter. returned yesterday. after =
faar months Wal; In Germany. He has
visited all ~ the principal cities and spent
;sar; OF the time xith his mother Al Mentx-
Tais was the hrs. visit Mr.. Hamru has
made TO bis native snd since he left IL
twenty three years ago.
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Reformed Mer~e.. oppes~ Roberts.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. Feb. zs--At to-
days se1sion Of tne conference Of the Lat
ter Day Saints Of the YeorEaniEed Church
uf Jesus Christ, representing a membership
o! over N0. resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against the seating cf r. IL. Rob.
erts. elected representative to congrese
from Utah They oppose him not on Ao~
count of religious belief. but because he
practices plural marriages.
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oMr~vs Elected aaA tho Jsaa1 na-
~~~~~

CHICAGO Feb g--Ths directory ~ TIE
Greater Anserses sxpzssissesn has fsass esecf-
al ssaAse Sfsscefas
Myrgay. treasurer. sod DaGiiay Smith. s~e-
sFgAfEs
The ss<Sszs Bureaus sass tssn organized.
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LIMITED number Of tickets for la
sersyssz celebrated g. p@T dozen easinxf
ssfss,ss fnr & - an opening Gays only.
Nnrassay sas Tuesday. nom II e rn. III
ia y IA Corner S@ssand ard Issioss ground
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VIENNA Fr.S S&.~-sNssT7ss geen tfegnagg9
nesscsasanFsv HotAasalowsa, the distinguish
81 Austrian statesman. formerly minister
- foreign affairs &n1 The Incumbent -
ether important admin; ssE&sffe posts nEs-
der Emperor FF@scss Joseph Gse4 toSfsy
ia ht~ sd sezT-
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ATTEND apeaing ~ la IspCsze's ssgs~ss1~
date ground zsnor studio ravszrs Second
ard I nsegs TIE afsess Ia ire Northwest.
Monday and Tuesday. from 50 a Ia 70 -
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CHICAGO. Feb. .6.~Ths Times. Herald 3
Washington special says: Mrs. John A
Logan Is seriously Ill at her home IN this
ctty. She Is suffering from second al
tack az grip. She has been unable 10 leave
heT room for more than a week. and her
condition causes much alarm.
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Due d Orleans Returns tn Town.
TURIN Feb. .a--Tne Due d'ftTasars ar
rived hare TINS sxesssTx from ErBsSsss
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WASHINGTON Feb - -- HSy- Reeresers~
satkxs i.sst Mash ~ Pennsylvania esssssi
Asxe toAzy Frogsa ars A&t8xA 81 a4&as.se9x
Mr. MasHa saS tn hts .-d year. Was s nsrr-
Fssrfy-g fourth F'oytx-ffsh EsssIlesa AMI
f-sfty~sfss CONGRESSES Pfc also had a
srvssitahis war record and Was wounded
several fErsaaa
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DEATHS


WASHINGTON feh ss-Nst Cen.
Joseph j Reynolds, l.. : n retired "
dead. aged = years. month ago Gen.
Reynolds had an attack 81 paralysis which
eliminated In cerebral heruosrhase,
catsring death late YESTERDAY After the
beginning Of tire civil war he rose RAPIDLY
IN rank f-<ssa colonel ~ the Tenih Indiana
volunteers 10 major general. L. :. '.
During that time ne wss ts command OF
Camp Morton, indianapolis, afsss CsEaa.G
Mountain district. West Virginia, IN
Tennessee be was engaged In The actions
az Hoovers Gap, battle Of Islllss anss ssga
ami battle Of Chattanooga. Later hs aas
IN command 81 the ist~gres of New Or
leans aas In command 81 the Nineteenth
army corps. and ASSISTED ia organizing
ferve~ for The capture ~ Msose aB.i fugss
tsssues ard Morgan. Mobile aaFtasF. Gen.
Kay aesds was later in Command ~ Ene
Nsss<<i gssi river from ssa no8Sh ~ sl4ss-
phS~ Tsrn. he N'ax mustered ous Il TIE
sojaufe%F s~rs8cs ia $50 ard rea3csssfsts>1
esstoaai sa ire terusAr STTax ~ HE same
year. Ea bTsvesss hr.EasiiaT So a.
ia iNSs .ar kAlsAss sgs8 rseTstgss3cJs s<vy .s,es
AZ the AAss.r ~ CHarsssuassga. ard s8s
sn the same year hsssx7sst fnaSar general
far slgrsAaar segs ice az The battle - &ss~s.E.
Es1ge
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Anti-Sca1pfng bill.

What ls known as ting anti-sc aiping bill
has attracted much interest ana occupied
considerable time In both branches OF CON-
gress. II was the frs; piece OF general ,eris-
Iasion passed by the house at this session.
but It's consideration in the senate has been
attended by numerous delays. IL being dis
placed recently as the unfinished business
in order 10 take W the army reorganiza-
t4ow
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Another measure OF Importance TO the
commercial and shipping glasses is known
as The shipping bill II was introduced in
the senate by Mr. Hanna and in the house
by Mr.. Payne. and Is pending in beth
houses. II provides a system 81 bountfew
70 American steam ana sailing vessels, de-
peuden; On tonnage and distance covered.
ard airo makes merchant vessels an aux
fiary force 70 the navy In time Of war. II
is ON the calendar Of both houses. with
It's future in doubt. ewing to the short
remaining
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An important measure which has pass
cd both houses and doubtless will become
a law is known as the naval personnel,
bill. and is entitled "a bill to reorranixe
and increase the efficiency of the person
nei OF the naval and marine corps" It's
main features were drawn up By a board
OF eminent naval officers and were de-
signed 10 overcome the stagnation In
some OF the grades. TO expand the person
mel 10 keep pace with the upbuildins az
the new navy. ana to reorganixe the ma
rine corps. 1t passed the house and SEN
ate In amended form, and Ii passing
through the final stages OF conference
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By virtue of the above writ to me is
sued on the oath day of January, A. d.
1899, l will sell at Public Auction, at
the Station House, Kalakaua Hale, in
the District of Honolulu, Island of
Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, to the high
est bidder, at u o'clock noon of Tues
day, the 21st day of February, A. d.
1899, the steamship "City of Columbia"
her boats, boilers, engines, tackle, ap-
parel and furniture.
A. M. BROWN,
Marshal Hawaiian Islands.
Honolulu, Oahu, January "a. A. d.
AoS'' --.>. a.Ns ,is.zGS
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BISHOP B co.
SavingsBank

Until further notice, Savings Dep0s-
its will be received and interest allow
ed by this Bank at four and one-half
per cent per annum. The terms, rules
and regulations of the Hawaiian Pos
tai Savings Bank will be adopted as
far as it is practicable to apply them,
and the Cash Reserve of $4,000 as re-
quired under the Postal Act will be
maintained.
Printed copies of the Rules and Reg
ulations may be obtained on applica-
tion.
BISHOP G. co.
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TIME TABLE
WILOER'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY
1900.
S. S. KINAU,
CLARKE, Commander,

will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at
Z o'clock p. M, touching at Lahaina,
Naalaea Bay and Makena the same
day; Mahukona, Kawaihae and Lau-
pahoehoe the following day, arriving
at Hilo Wednesday evening.
Returning will sail from Hilo every
Friday at o'clock p. M, touching at
Laupahoehoe, Mahukona, Kawaihae
Makena, Maalaea Bay and Lahaina,
arriving at Honolulu Saturday night.
Will call at Pohoiki, Puma, on the
second trip of each month, arriving
there on the morning of the day OF
sailing from Hilo to Honolulu.
The popular route to the Volcano is
via Hilo. A good carriage road the en-
tire distance.
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LACE.


WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORT-
MENT OF THIS INTRINSIC
ALLY VALUABLE ARTICLE,
WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT
THE MOST REASONABLE FIG
URES.
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PASSENGERS.


Arrived.
Per stmr. Noeau, from Lahaina,
February IA. p. Boiler on. deck.
Per blk. Andrew WEIGH from san
Francisco. February III. f. Culver,
George Hawk, H. Probert c. A. Bills,
II. G. Landers, Mrs. c. r. Palmer, Miss
j. b. Palmer Miss Bessie Palmer w.
G.. Lincoln, w. Frances.
Per S. S. Coptic, from San Francisco,
February Nv. w. North ]. w. Berg
strom, Mrs. ]. w. Bergstrom, f. w.
Deming H. S. Bradstreet, F. b. Good
enow, Mrs. NJ. L. Cheney, Mrs. j. L.
Meyers, w. j. Baxter, Sister Flaviana,
Sister Bonaventure, George Winches-
ter, George de La Vergne, G.. NJ. Saun-
ders, William Templeton, Ernest Cooke
Charles Pimentel, E. H. Turck.
Departed.
Per Br. S. S. Coptic, for Yokohama
and Hongkong, February Isl. r.
futile, Archibald Mackillop, Mrs. F. A
Underhill and family, George Freder-
icks, S. PoknOwsky, w. r. Baggett
wife and daughter, 60 Asatic steerage