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ftreti til rluat of hntlaeai ia nnUil In mil lail lame,
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ir-ef1t,Wr talAa, fM IMt rill ll lull, Ae ll l,
wanj imileMltittt alt delated, tilth nllh there tml
Mpjilns. l haia renieqiiinllj nothing nti In
irrmil ft iheweeV.
Our tiilitlt fM l i rsir-raeelhe Kalalant and
Ann frm frssel.n, tiMh wh riwd lull itic-...,
ml rnnMlnlnc tialhllsf sieleilalt and t-e.l llialneii
l-eclnnlnt l I irate In nni niaiVtt
Tim Mix Irf ilt fM IkMMilkn Wen tha V. II
Merer fnllj Itlden wllh lht.linir.llf (instiier taluetl ll
I'dHtM,
The repotted l of lha hail Otlhiilin. lif enlem,
.nttj li nnnliil premature, nslhlnt ilrftnal rtn
) ltae rtlillra In al ntilll her atilial al smrim
flw, She tiee been nrjnthtM for In plara In the
.MetM-tal'i Iln nl 1li-ai.li.ln and Sa. rtarirlira
pat irle
Itedldaj Anrllemt hue heen nsmero.li lines nnr tail,
nntillhtlamtlht: the neither, and nil rlmei nf emoti
hire i.ttn trn.ie,til Mllhln rrifti of i-sr people The
tatliiai tlarei tie pieitallnr, nnttinil iHualUm for
In tenon
t pitarsl n tMi laant the ptonlhlt repot labia fur
Noremher, uniel.laMj defrirrd from our fmmn
laaaei of Ihli month
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POUT Or HONOLULU.
Arrived.
Dm 10-JMm I1 II lllthnii, from Kuntl
?t Mlf Mvil, fmm MloVl
-(th K )4l. from Kadnlnl
ch vunnoUnnl lMm lUntmanln
ll-Mm I.IVrllkr. from lUwiil and Mnl
Klin Mlnr linn, from Kthnlul
-Ncl. W'ullrle frm Mallku
1.1-Kch Kl, finni tVtltnar
""tin Inaltnl. ffnen hon, Kn nl Mlf
lint lik KtiLiv. JciiV, tJilj. rrnm .tin I'
U-Ani (! Anna, Mtvnllixli, W ilaji from tn 1"
-!(h l.lhnllhn, ftnni Kauai
th KrVaulnohl, from llanalrt
I.W.vn Hon MltRtl, Inira Walalna
t- fh Oalrtlna, from llanaltl
1J iim Jaa MaVrr, fmm Kauai
Him lilt 111. too, from Kauai
Sim I.. run, from liana anj Molokat
Doc 10-Am ba Alilfn llo.o. N'orri, for Hone Konc
-!tnt Ja Valor, for Kanal
Am lorn Ka, Tanl, fir Lnira
Am til. Ciloartcn, lliiVln, for San l'ranclrco
Uu OK liliiii, fur hnlita ami Walmea
IWIm Lrhna, for Mnlnlal ami liana'
-Stin I.UolUr. for Maul and llanjtll
It-Am hetuo W ll Mrjor, llowo, tor Stan Vran
-ytm Kllanra Hon, Inr Kaliulul
fh .Nrltlo Mrrrlll. foi Ulialna
!th Kaala, for W'alanat
I5-Slm Iwalanl, tor Maalara, Knna and Kan
Nanalnin Arrltrd Nor 21, Jm bV llrrt re, Mclnlrra
hr nc Oct )Jlh.
VaMl. U Pari.
m bstnr VO Ira lt Turner
lit la Mr IjncrIM, holland
lliw hctnr Mnltn
Haw ach Jrnnlo WaUrr, Knackr
Am bvtne i A Kalllnbure, llublanl
Am bV u 11 WhUrai.rc. Miiiuixr
Hon I'V Ohlclajro, Urltnau
Haw bk Kalakana, Jrnka
Am cb Anua, McCulloch
Vtmli Hxtad at Honolula, fmaa. Faralca
Part. '
Ucr bU Adonla, Drhardr, Hrrmrn, ilor II, llatkfcM
, Co, Acrnta,
Hr bk KabrayO, St Cailla, Jf. N. V Drt
ll.'.M W iMrt ,t Co, Airnt..
Am bk AmjrTurnrr, Xrrllw Tork, ilnr Jan 1MD,
O Urrwer X Co, Actnta
Prll iblp Hake of Abrrcorn, lllnnlr, I,lnpool, due Jan
ey-t," - Act nla
achr Ala.ka. . Jalull, rla Marqna ita, dntlallrr
iiarl Dor, Itackfrld ,V Co, Acrnla
Grr b C II Ulabop, Wallrra, lirrmru, dur Frb 1-1, II
llarkfrld Oc, Acrnla
Oft bk Alalanla, Mohruanii, I.hrrpool, dur klarcl) MO,
J T M airrkvnir Arrnl
Ilrllbk Karl llalnonilr.Jartla.LonJon.TlaStMlcbarla,
duo Martti t-li, llrcwrr C Co. Aranla
llrlt bk Xlnrtrh, ' Xwt Carllr.i, , V to aall
Nor ltlb.C Urrwrr ,t Co, Acrnla.
Db! Cllj ofMdnrj, Draiborn, Sjdiirr dur Doc
l!tb. II HxWtl.l J. Co. Acrnla
r M S S Z.alandla, Clinallrr, Mn franclaco, due Drc
Sltb, II llarkfrld A Co. Acrnla.
Vrltbk I'aclkc Blopt, Hamra, Jrx ta.llc, N 8 W, load-
toe ?ot lau wildrr A Co, Acrnu.
llrlt S h Aejrr Head, , Mn Krantlaco, daa Dee
II llarkfrld A Co, Acrnla.
Am bktnr Uurrka, Kmrraou, ban rraoclaco, doe Drc
, Acrnla.
Ambk KdwaidMar, Johnaon, Llrrrpool, to tall about
Drc lh, , .icruta
Awhkrutnr.a Abbar, tlur.l, Poatrn, to aall about
Drc 1 O llrrtirr A Co, Acrnla.
Am brine Couauelu, Howaid, 2an r'ranclaco, for Kahn
lol, dur Drc 10-11
Am blmr Kllklial, Koblnton, 1'orl Uamblr, II lltckfrlj
Jt Co, Airrnla,
Am bk Ilarua Vina, Calbonn, I'ort Gamble, II lltckfrld
, ACo,Ai.'Ol.
Am bk Kmcraid, Lord, Tort OaraUlr, lUckfald Co,
Afrnla,
hrbV Llaala Hall, , Llvrrpool, Til Datlri A
Co, Acrnla.
MEMORANDA.
Krport of llaaallan bark K.ilakana. O W Jrnkr, tuaa.
Irr callnt fruiu aa Kranclaco -ur2lal. flnl clerru
data hadtcrr Hckl wluda train N. lo Ml'.
liot the X K. Uadrt In UU lil.UJ', Ion. 1U, bare bad
thrra mvdrrale n lib abowrra of talu. hljlilrd Maul
Dtc I3tu, t a. m , aud arrived off Diamond Head, A p. m,
etua dajr, Tuuk a lllot at o p. u. and anchored al p.
lu., botvnforUuaielr rorua, the boiiom hrad dropprtl
out, and It care ua a Job till midnight lu rrtotrr our
aucnur and crt aall luade acaln, e bopa ilr. I'llul
kad a comforlabla nl;bu
shTppinqmotev
Tha Am atbr Anna. Capl. NcCalloch, arrltrd laat
Wtdaratlar ruornlnc,SOdayafroinMau rranclaco, brine
Ina aiajalltuall, and thrra tlar'tlatrrnrwt, The hklue
Karrka taaa lo foliow In a few data, and mar be lovkrU
Tor b.Kir.r a Ilk aurnnt mall, The Anua dmrkrd alike
Aid Cattom Iluaae wharf, wbrrt ahe la nuardlKharciuE.
Tha Am bklne Jane A. ralklnborv, la al lliewer A.
t'o'i wharf, loading for San franclaco, 10 aall early
neit work.
Tha Haw bk Kalakana, arrltrd 06 tha port latl Tuea-dij-rtruln;,
bul uu late to come Into port; vae towed
In IVrdnraday murulni. Ahe left ban Vianclaro un the
Xlal ul tail ruouib, Ikrr bonra aflrr the airkiurr K ft, o
Wousht eo lalrr newa, ."votxliuiuudlnr. the hrarjr
tradea that a hate had heie for the Utl Ihtee wrrka,
Capt. Jenka rrporlallchl oralhrr nnlll within the laal
tkrre or t inr alaya betora rrachluc p n, at.d ttrrer toik
In a thraall until raachlnz Cuctia Hrad, Hhf ia die
cbarciarat Brewer al l'e wharf, and conira coaalrmed
to Xe.ua. r. A. bchaefrr & Co.
The ritlt bk Mr Ijnce 01, It tllarharclnf ber Cairo at
the old Mrauthlp wbaif.
Tbe llou bkCUIcla)o, It at the KipUnade dltcbars
loccaal. The Am bk C, 0. Wbllniorr, It at the 1MI.S.8, dock,
dltcharclag cal.
The Au bftar Win. a, Irwin, la In the tlrram.
Tho l'.M.s.S. rlljrcf Kjdnrr, will be due from tbe
Coloale ou Moudajr oral, bul mat arrlt e to-morrow r.M..
ru rvole to Sau fraucino.
The Aau beta W. II. Mrjer, aalli-d for Man r'ranclaco
tail Wrdurrdar aflrrnooa, aud atarlevi utx lo wlodnard
torovi-thechaaarl- When ul r.alktktauuatletrucl.
krr aaii carried awwr her or,-U'u-i;allut maal, and Iho
laat area uf hrr the bad auarrd awa to leeward, aud
wat cJcarlot ap the wreck.
The Haw b;tne I'uiuara allied from Kahulul ua the
lOlh lual, fur baa fuaclxu.
The achr Ka Vol. kit b-x-n purtkatrd by Hrtirt. A.f.
Cuult J. Co., for SI.UU. And after otrrbaullnc, patul.
lar Ac, will ha placrd la ike LaoitabweLue ead Uilu
trade.
The Haw bk kUlaVatta, ra hrr laat trip made a tuc
ceaafilulch, which may accuaut lor brr loax paaaace
UtaUme. TjtfoltoaiBjIilbe tawhi 1 bhark, Di.
tlu. I rlyla aih, 1 ball Mackerel, 1 Hoot and I l'r
Vaait.
CaHbeiarl.latcof ike Jtaar I'llla. will Uka Ute
J. A. toalklubarj u ikaa rrauclaco iklt irlp. Capt.
IUVjrvJ Iraira oa the Mtaaerou Vouday urilUMirt
UeLalbalUa al Ban ffencitco, U uiaka nrcceaarjr al
ItrtUuuaoabcrfur lb Baa fteuclM'w aad Honolulu
tradr
BORN.
Alttobala. lUaalL Xoacnbar 2Mk, lal, W Ihe wife
of C.a. McDatte, a nm.
MAKJUXB.
UOUMkN-lILLroX0-jll lUookaa. Hawaii, oa
Ibe tih Utl.. by the Jiet. J. Ulckaell.CaaM.it Vaao.
eldrai ea of Ur. lieu. VtvutM H Jj.wta, Kkux of
tarbec. loAaaii Lauaaau, aecoai dtvuktce at) Caai.
0 V(. ,Vl-oniuaokOliU. ""
COWAN-MOUflTT-At Kvbal. Hawaii. S I lib.
brU Ura.Tbao. Uulrr. Mr, Jamt Coa, U Mitt
Maar Motrin of Uubolula.
IMl'OHT.H.
lirtiw tntiirow pir nit tanreml lire Pili I aala.t
I o-.ka nlilabaaa. Null . I n, n rkt tlnn lliirtarbtlrjrr
.t I 11, ,11 1,1a bate 1 V Hhronll Ira i (mxla, r aamplra,
hrhatlir . I . Ililbbiamnrnl e) h ptlnl. ISI hlUii,
ilrtrhtniptni, tin rati, Irttaida, tlrtlrt .aia
.. l'K niilea, Hall .1 tlnn, l hka lionntia, J
(I Tut Ir r, I'll Iwlla wire, liika't aitolrJ, Arka palm, t-11
Imaitll. Ill Iila t,a, llralliiwarri llriiwn . t i, HM.ia
lliiirtr, I. I1 .tilama, I ra tilttrta. linrrna llivapllal, (Oik
iltuai, J ll allar, I r rntiei I ' K 1 1 1 1 1- a A t n, 4 ri A iikIi
ainl ban, lot In niapi tiilnbanm A t 1, V 1 1 1 tgt.1
rtitini W I, tlir-n fpairrla. I,' ra Irnnnnik. V
iil.,MHUt,f. 1 nitifnini. w liiitftlre alalia ralla, II
llarkfrld A l'r) ttl i'lji linn n.'ik 1 lii,marli, I Mia
ralla. Iff Mi lupa, ll"l itlltaml ilrrprn, Mai far lane
A t rt, l.t.l naier vfiiial.rer ri tat Irmt, it ra glaia
xaia.vnlli.il. wlia walln aoap. Id lank a, lift r a pitthrii
IHW l. lliimt, .! ll Hj.trran., i ra Iri.nniuk, (iilil't
talle, lljlialla, VlAUIIa Dab plalra, tlriln, 111 1 1 ll
out, DM ra wine, I hi ralpela, HI lilt liaca, Wl plr
lli)iuir, tora r natr I pie unite, 1M lilt Ixga
Ilor, hi .T m.iaf, raitk ar liatirr. HUtat feail) Dr Htm
inonil, ll pkn Iniiilluiai haelktn alii, llpljlipn
ami eltllnllri I'lllllloa .1 t o. fi r .1 cihmIii T .Nal, ll
oamalhlu, A M Mr Ilia, Ira d 1100,1a, hlltalri llrnise
Mlllrr, I linnk, II Meal, Ipki) malailtl, lit, 1.11 .V I ,1,
l ikglli)Uort llallA biiiiAtlila Iralhrl. I) li llriil.m,
Mtkap.ilai.iri, V 11 M.. nit, II anlll.a, Is I'ltltrl, 9 rt ll
.li Irwlrt Civ tulrlt p.iltli.c, Mike Irtt II V
M rlla, I ra ninair M Mrlnrruy. nil pkg frnl, II Mrlilb
Iiln, art illn., It l.eif, 4liwaea, (I l.uraa, ilbbla
line, rtm buck, J llurklry,Hi inli(ra Marfailtne .1
n, a tli wine 1 C K Mllllanit.il Vt fmnlliiie, T l.trk
Kal , l pl (nnt ami trw inarlilnra, II t man lima, bl
rlt In, IN pkg il e,ni,Ii tml bale. Ilnftirlilarrrr A I n, H
ri mlititr coihIi. Han linn M nika J pkg mlilitr iiii
l.rnehan . I , ui'i iki Knnr. .lilt pke aror ami frnl, III
I'ht crr, inlilt .Infk.ltiMi liimbir, n l.illa .l.loalra
J Al liiililtun, ilt fnrulliite, Jtal.ojlii, ll.illiilrt .1
fit, 7rt rlitrt.Tra gliaanai, I ra imiitm. J I'alnirr, lit
pkKiliueai Illl'Jtuka. 1011 pkg frnl, ll.nt.r., Mbee
aprnct ami aumlrjr amtll 'la, ami Mf ikj in t'hluiar
rrvm lan rrtnrlarii, per Aunt, llinll J A rainier
A I'n, I ca iirrfninrii It'll Coaler. I Itildlrt. T II Knt.
lef A I'n. Kf iiktf frnl ami clor, Nl ak roal, III ra laid nil,
V uLeai llaln XI.. lAilr. l,t. ma ,L m l..,i& i.al
Mtl.erf, uilaki batltt, lt ikt bran, IJpkirinl, tm
1,1. Iln,. mil ,L .,,. Jtl .1 a..... ..1 " ,. 1. 1.. . ,..
Iliewtr A i;o, 1 m: luiuMri H H M.Hlttlalie ,1 Cu, M
ika ftrit. ul l.aua bt). Itila rarpti, I ca niilir.i II
rkc fninlluru, lltmaii lima, a ri loliacru, tlra bimta
ami tlmrai I, ( Ailama hi In alililra, J A I'llllan, IV
fiunllniei I) l,)iraa,9 like ta.hi Wilder A I'n, Iranlh
tinier, Ml In trull, lltJ.Wa bran, ai.it lirrn pkui In Mr
lorn rhliiraa limn.
KXPOnTS.
I'm N.n I'lkn.l.,. ,.a It II Ms. ft,.,,. I m l,i
Ilia ausar, all, ml II. a ilir, S.I4U Ilia mrfa.l.i, lH'ipr rural,
Hit bnchi banauaa, Hum Value, f M.lhT.M
1ASSKNal-K-'
from M'lmlwanl Torlt, per l.lkellkr, Her 1 1 Hi I Inn K
O Ull.lrr, Hun A l-'.iud.l, Culil ilaclarlnne, linn II
A M l.lrnuim, I' M'alialaiie, J l.lkr, A.lnK, J lllcknell
!r, If l.a)e, J l'ii.ilni;liaiii, J IV VHnurr, Aim, I' II
layarldrn, W 1) Alnaler, It lliict, l UJnurt,.l Ka,
ania, ll I, Kalinlnkalilkl, IV h" Miairatl, Ma Nnliaule
lua, I) .Meujerteii, .Mr lllckurll ami wife, J A I'armalre
wlleamlclillil.
Tor ban I'ranclaro, per Calbarlrn, Drr Ulli-J Charl
ton, From (llaejon, per Sir Lancelot, Drc Plli-Alulrrie
llccunn,
Kor Honj Konr, prr A Man llraar, Dec WlitU t'hl
namrn In trantll In lion: Umii;
Vorban rranrlarn, per M' II Mrjrr, Drc Illh-J l'o.
Tor San Kiaurlico, iprr Oalbatlrn, lire tilli-J Charl
tun. I'rom San Franclaco, per Kalakaut, Drr I lib Mr J
IV llobctiaoit, .Mia lloratu liallry ami cbllil. Col sam
.Nottla, J K l'rrroa,l T llMily. II lliiiimlnc, ,S A llnjle,
JCamrr, A Wllaon, amU HaHallan aramrii
Kroni San I'ranclaro, per Anna, lice Ulli V A Will
Jno rrairj.
DIED.
UUJIMI.SS-AI ll'almaiial.i, Oahii, Drcvmbcr"flh.
iitr lone aim nngeiiug uinraa, ivtlKll.tNl )iiuncral
ilaughlrr ul linn J110.A Ciiinmlna, kird 1(1 )ema,
Ttir. NA'tfTlltltAY I'IIIA.1
rnbllthril for the Saii'nnaT 1'naat AtaociaTiim by
ltOllKUT 01IIKVK,
Ilouk, Job and (Iruual l'r Inter,
Honolulu, II. I,
IN'otlcea of any eicnltnf Inirrrat Itanaplilnc on I hi
oihrr lalaiida wlllaliiaya be lliankfiilly rirrlird for
publication, Currripomtonta are rrqnetlrd lo append
their true uaniet loallroinmunlcatlnnt, not for imlili
ration nrceaaarlly, but at cnarantre that the wrllir
ia acinic 111 j-tKiu laun
SATUPAY PJIJ5SS.
DKCEMUEl! 17, 1PS1.
A -RESULT OP HASTY LEGISLATION.
In tlicno column, ami in tlioso or our Wcil
ncailnr colenimrriry mciilinti lius muro limn
one lioen iniitlo of lnwa on our atnliilu IkjoLm
that ulunild lo rcionlc(l or amcndi-il und or
otlicra lliut ncnl ruviHin); in their iviiriinp.
We Iive ntnv lo jKiint to an iiinlnnco wliero
tlio alipaliod mannor of lining iusihtra in pant
cioiiR of Hits I.rgiiiliiltro Atsauuililj- linn ro
aitltrii in jiraclicalljr iliafrancltiainc; n largo
tiutnlier of elector. Tho ciiHtiitij; rlrctiun Tor
rtpri'sciitntivcii will tnku jiloce on Wwliiemliiy,
llie lint day ol l'eliruiiry, am! a tioticu atulinp;
tlio lime, ill-signaling tlioplncca for voline; unil
imniim; llto itiaprctorH of election will bo found
in mtr " ly Authority ' coltiinn, uccoiupaiiicd
by nn opinion from tlio Attoriier.v-deneriil, to
which wo cnll Iho nltontiuti of mir reudcra.
Tito law provides that tho inapectora of
election shall bo tho Dinlrict Jlldgo, T.n Afi
aeaeor find School Siiperiiitendent, nnd in curo
of tho nb-enco of any one of thorn un agent
way be nppointeil to aupply iho vacnticy. In
largo or thickly populated diatricln it liun been
tho cuntoni to have i aecond place of voting
situated ao as to lio convenient for tho voters
at a distnnco from tlio principal balloting
plnce. This can only bo dono in districts wiicro
tlicro sro more than one of each of tht oiTiccrs
aliove n.intsd, who aro by law selected for in
spectors of election. One officer cannot be np
ioinled to two places as ho can only discharge
tho duty at one place, and tho Minister of the
Interior cannot appoint others when tho law
will not admit of it. Under theso conditions
many of the voVers residing at a distance from
the polls can only exorcise their right of suf
frage by a long journey, whereas, if a second
placo Ik named und inspectors bo appointed
who aro not District Judges, Tax Assessors
or School Superintendents and who aio con-se-iuently
not qualified by law, as has been
duno heretofore, the practice would bo illegal
and invalidate llis election' of candidate. bal
loted for at tilth places.
Again, tho district ofKaanapall, Maul, is
alloned a representative while at the same lime
it has no 1'olice Justice or Tax Assessor and
consciuuully can h.ivo 110 legally constituted
llourd of Kleition Ir.epeclors, Tlio pcttplo
there liayo no legal bullulliig placo wilhin their
district, and cniiuot vuto out of it, and aro tints
deprived of tho i-riviU-gituf elccling a repre
sentative lo which the law entitles thorn und
at tho same time withholds from llmm. It is
a must serious oversight that has produced
this muddle and it should In remedied at tho
eatliest ol.lo moment by the next I.egls.
latino; and when that body meets u com po
tent committee should be appointed In revUo
tho stalutu laws thoroughly and ellmiiialu
such stubliuc blocks,
IMMGaATION."
Thsofficisl tejiortof Mr. W, K. Armstrong,
as Cuiuiuisaioiier of Immigration, to the Mitt,
iaterof the Iulcriur, leads us uguin to tha aver
ii-cuning (pittlioit nf immigration. If tho
reiHjit dues not setllo tliit mstler definitely, it
at least cHuclually dioses of much idle
spccuUlion in cunnecliou therewith, und nar
rows tlio subjoct down materially.
Immigration ha been encouraged not only
lo fill the demand for labor but willi lliu view
of recuperating the Hawaiian race, and an
attempt lus been made lo secure immigrants
who would answer both nurtxisM. Mr. Arm.
stryuo-irnvsltd through suvcral of the coun-
inca nisi uau ucen stoKeu 01 m pruaiccitv
souices whehts lo recruit laborers, and being
member of kUii-j KaUluu's suite, bad
rtiellent nppntliitilllrs nf iihUlnliig llm In.
fiirnmllnn hn ilafei hi ilrtcruilnliig what
ulnaa of Iniinlginiila wtinld hn must tillubln
for mtr (alniida, Imlh na plnutrilliiii IniliiU (trial
n ieiinaiient irtldenln, The irporl l riiiii
pieliflitlis nnd illaeiiMfs fully tho ailvlaulil.
Illy of obtaining lalmrers fioin rncli of the
roiinlilra spiikrii nf, eierpt Clilnii, upon willed
11 sopiitiiln lopnil la iruiulaiii, Tim idoil nf
nlitilnllit ilnpaiieis nlnl ,Mnlu sinus la ilia,
pell d, hut mo iruiPl In nreepl nn olio of tlio
lenaoiia fur lint wishing llirsii prnple hnK
Iho low stnln nf innntls nninng llniin, Tlin
itiesnti of the litlrnillldlloll nf llllidnu runllrs,
wliloh In lis has iinvnr spprninl ndvlanhlr,
teiolves n iillrliis, nlnl It Is tilr.irly aliown, an
wn linvti nflfii iiialulaliieil, llml limy inn liniln
slrnblesa Inlmreis, nlnl un rrshlrnla nhntlhl
lliey fleet lo remain here, tililch tliry iliinht
leaa wimld toil, Mr, Afinsliiing's oliserv.
ntlnns nf Ihesa peopln nnd trlt.it hn Innriiei! nf
thrm Ihiniigh nihnis In ilmlr iiirti I'litintry was
silbnliilillnli'it 11 1 id ntieiiglht'iird by llio slnn
liient nf nllloliiln In liiitidnn, nlnl etnolly rnliu
rides willi whnl wns told Mr, (Viler when
ho nut Ihtim, It Is tinwlso, furilierniote, In
nilopt laws resirrllng liiiiulgrntluu dlelnlrd by
11 fnirlcn power, nnd In maintain nn n 111 err
nppiillilril bj ihsti'iiiinlry to sen that llm laws
nm faithfully r 1 cen I oil, pnrllonlailr when
such n mrnaiiin It nnnrof nuiy, liumlginiils
bring prnotllshlf rflsnivliflin ivho ivollld give
bolloi allsfiii'llnn,
. The nnly two prmples that ivs hnvo tttrd nnii
In wliiim wc i'iiii sllll look fur laborers am tho
Portuguese mid Chlunsu. Tlio inporl fauna
Iho liirmnr in pruforoncn In all uthnrs,
Olio end that has boon kept in view In eon
lirctlnn with Iho liilinlgrallnii mnveineiit Is In
soctiin a basis of pnpulallnii, but the Held from
wlili.li lo rreriilt Is appnrputly limited. Tim
luiiiit doalrn is to eiu'onriigu Imuiigriiiila who
will mnkn good laborers and who will remain
with us and develop the reannrcrs nf Iho
country. The Portuguese nnsivnr tlicrio do
msnds morn nutlafactiirily Ihuii any iithrrs wu
luivo tried here. They tiling their families
with thmu and colon lo slay, 'I'lieiy am In
iliistrintts and pcacmihle. They nra superior In
tellectually tn tlio Hindoos, Miil.iyitlaiu and
dlheis who have beun nuggrsled (or iiiiuil
glHtils, and understand mil' civilization. Thry
urn well satisfied willi thtlr lot hi ro mid many
of llioir cuutilrymcii are drsiious nf mining
In tlieso Inliimla. Thoy nre Iho only ones wo
have li icd that hnva given cuinplolo snlisf.io
tlon (lbs Norwegians have not been hero long
enough to warrant un In vouttiro an opiuirn)
nnd every effort should lie made to Induce,
tlictii lo seek n home ninongnt us, Tho report
stairs that owing to tho iihsunrn of any treaty
between Portugal and Hawaii iminigiation
might ln inslaully terminated by llm former
government, and It In in occordaiico with the
Commissioner's recommendation that Mr. 11. A.
P. Carter sails by tha nnx. steamer fur the
Coast un Iho repieHnnialivoof thin government,
for the purpose, of establishing diplomatic, ie
lulions, THE CHRONICLE'S COURSE
Tho San Francisco CirunicI- still continues
its fight against tlio Ucciprocity Trenly 'and
its tirudu of abuso against tho plnutcis and
Mr. Spreckels, It still parades tho Usual num
ber of slanderous lies nliout Iho islands,
gathered under sensational and well-displayed
headings. It repudiates the. -word nf intelli
gent mid rcsponsiblo persons and gives lo Hn
readers the statements nf the low, Iho vicious,
and Iho disappointed I ul Hirers und adventurers
who find shcltor under its protecting wings.
It distorts tho truth into an iiurccognizablo
shape by infusing into it tlio poison extracted
from tho fangs of falsehood. It respects noth
ing nor nobody, and will blacken the fairost
character to further its ends. It still paints
tho Hawaiian contract system as tho most re
volting fnrin of slavery nnd stigmatizes tho
missionaries and their families na sluvo
drivers. U has publinhed tho names nf many
respectod residents na plantar, who had nover
had nn interest in any way in any plantation.
Only 0110 of tho missionaries nnd very fow of
tho sons of missionaries aro engaged in plant
ing. Il is a Icgitimalu mid honorable, business,
and wo only tilludo to this stulotncnt to show
its falsity.
Wcro wo to take up tho files of tho Chronicle
since tho 12th of October Inst nnd correct its
mistaloments wo would hnvo littlo room Tor
anything else, and it would bo labor lost, for
it is not the aim of that journal to get at the
truth. Its readers would not recognizo it as
tho Chrunicla if it wore truthful. That tluil
journal has unintentionally addinitted a few
partial truths into its columns no one can
deny; but tho majority of its statements wo
brand us malicious lies, as dues uvcry one that
is famitiur with tho paper ami tho lalior ques
tion. Its latest effort that wu have read of was
to garblo the report of on address mado by
Kov. W. Frear beforo tho Cnngrcgalion.il Club
in San Francisco and to villify tho gentlemen
for daring to speak the truth.
That the stories of "Hawaiian oiilrsgea" nrc
manufactured In tho Ch-onicln office, and that
that paper is pursuing its cnurso fur personal
reasons, is mado apparent by lliu fact lliut Iho
Chronicle stands alone, Tho oilier San Fran
cisco dailies, knowing tho charges to bo with
out foundation, rofruiu from participating in
tho ChrviiicU's mud slinging.
THE SANGER IN DELAY.
"True, tbo trrnty admits only sugar produced
ou the Maud, fn- of duty, but it wnulil not be
verr illfticult by n concert of action bctwti 11 tlio
monopoly and llm Hawaiian Uorrrnmtnt lo per
petrate frauds lu export equal to thu whole niuuunt
of uinr raU-U 011 the lantalluni, mid if tliU
baiiui'Mi Is not already started, it is because the
lunehiuiry is nut nuite tirniurtsl fur its success,"
Vhioufrlt, Oct. M.
This is Iho kind nf seed tho Cironicti is
sowing broadcast, nnd perhaps fow rcalizo Iho
mischief it will work hereafter. Not only
docs that Journal suggest a species of fraud
which naturally emanate from tho brain of
tho editor, but it couples it with a truth, viz:
"A. concert of action bclw cu tlio monopoly
and the Hawulian Onvormnenl" Kill be neces
sary for its consummation. There is lint the
shadow of a doubt upon that point. It add
and this ia the poison which is slowly per
meating the minds of the America rla, who are
mw reading more about Hawaii Ihuii I hey
ever before read in the publio press" If this
business (fraud) has not already started, ft is
bccauiu the luachiuery l not quite prepared
for iu success,"
A mora vulgar insult to tha government and
th plsntera cannot be devised, and yet ws
venture to predict that niue-tenllu, of the
readora whose oyea fall upon that paragraph
will be struck by the originality of the Idea
and credit the Chronicle with cUterntu, which
is culy malice, and with truth which I a tuii
crable li.
Il is all well Mough for ua lo couidcr live
siiiitee mid treat the aspersion with rniileinpl
ns far ns the Vhronlch is rnnerrnoil, hut so
long ns llm plnntris sulfrr ttiess llifuliiuiis libels
In p.itt iinin tired, en long will tha belief In
ihnin gnln gtiiund, A "roni'Ml nf notion " Is
Indeed nerivsnry, and Hint speedily, fur Iho
hour will rniiin when any effort 1111 the part of
tlin plantar, ami tlio government Innisi-ttHioIr
lights to fair hearing heftirn hn Jiirurs ivhn
nto now rnlerlaltiod by falan ultnestot, will
iippaar rlillnuluiia, When r.ithtinrmirn 1 ruses
to bo 11 vlrtun It In-i'oini's n vice ami brands lis
prtssrsinr ns n rnwmd,
An ,'illloiiul ipvluwiiiK llm InUur, tivor
tlin nl(f,Miitiirn of " ll," nn tlin ruiiori of tlin
(Nmiiiilrmlntinr of lintnlirrntlnti it ml Dm
Hindoo Cool In iiiinlloii, In tininolihilily
I't'ouili'il mil of thin innllo lint will n)innr
linxt Hitok,
HAWAIIAN SITUATION.
I'mtn llieillary nf (nmilhor) llninllan Nolilr
inau Klin mimi'lliiiea has "lliinilils oil llm
situation," J
,liiiiif I.- Mnll Just III, Another diabolical
attempt by llm I) 8. to get hold of these Is
laiidt, Went In Piist.olllce, llnnrd two men
whispering, Homrlliliig said about " liinkiug
It 11 bArgaln," Hutpi't'led It wns nn annexation
scheme, (lot Into a pnisplrallou, lilstonsil for
half an hour, It turned nut to hn a trade about
sugar mills, Pelt much nillflveil. Wrote let
ters this uiutlillig lo llio clowned heads nf
Ihirnpr, (riling them tn look sharp or Iho II, 8,
would bag llirso Islands, U'loln In Hmpnror
nf Uiiasla that I couldn't cnnlrul my I oars,
Sent him my photograph,
A111111I i, -Hpbnt the night at Dlninond Head,
wslchlng for the landing of I), 8. troops.
Dead bursa only naino 011 shore. Much relieved.
Have now perfected 11 sclirnio. Shall send
twenty bottles of gin In Hi cabinet, get thorn
drunk ami thou they will own up. This morn
ing organized n society for tlin " Piuiimtlnii of
Hawaiian liidcioiidiiuuo. " Was elected Presi
dent, Kftnriird thanks, saying Hint " If I hud
till tlio lives of 11 cat, I would jay them down
011 Ilia allar of Hawaiian Independence."
Small buy iu the audience, asked mo if I wanted
lo buy soino oils mid got their lives. Mukod
I'll". It w as resolved by Iho Socioly that I go
iihioud, wiapii Hawaiian Hag around my body,
lake a ilium and trumpet, march on foot
llnoiigh tho United Stales, Bumps, Africa,
Asia to Jup hi, iluumuiliiig Hawaiian Indu
pciiileuco. Contribution taken up, Morcliautn
mid planlors very nlggardlyionly thirty ccnls.
Aiiiul -I. Was lold by ouoof tho Aloxaudnr
bui I liul nil Amnrlcmi good wore covered
with a paint which produced a cutaneous dis
naso, which only uuuoxalimi could curo. Out
very excited. Saw Dr. HiitcliiiiHon who said
" lieller try It and go to Molnkal for 11 while. "
lleanl that a veucrabln missionary had been
doing lonso talk about Hawaiian Independence.
.Managed to got under his bod secretly nnd
walcheil three hours. Ho spoko only unco.
Said if wo kept up double luxation things
would burst, llis cat scratched mo. In gul
ling away left tho majority of my pant on
tho picket fence.
Awjmt 0.-8lopt iu my boots all night.
Heard somo Americans laughing und suspected
nuiiiciiiing, 1 iiiusi arouse una community or
we nre lost. Wrote lo Mr. 0. asking him to
preach from Iho text " thou shall not covet thy
neighbor's ins." Hit at the perfidious annexa
tionists. Ho wroto back" What has tho iihs
to say iibont it. " Wonder if ho meant me I Am
convinced that tho U. 8, are 11 nuisance. Oon
stilled Castle & Hutch nliout it. Ashed them
lo bring u spit against, tho U, S., They took u
big foo. Custlo said U, S. wero only guilty
of bignmy lu trying to unito with so mmiy
sister States.
.di.7ii.if 7. Hoard a boll last night. Thought
it was tho locsin of annexation treason. Oct
up and walked towards Punchbowl, Towards
morning found il wns a cow with a bell on hor.
Confiscated her milk. Laid down on tho grass
nnd slept. Woko up ami found cow had been
licking mo. Thought I was her calf. Yes, I
would rather bo her calf und savo our in
dependence. August 8. A quiet day. No rumors. The
Lord bo praised. Foil that it would bo snfo to
Icavo tho city for a fow hour. Took a rido to
the Pali, Sawn scrap of paper on tho toad,
got off and picked it up ; only tlieso words:
" Wo shall yot bo united; Sam." Hurried back
to town. Saw at once that it meant union uf
Hawaii witli the U, S. Timo fur action hail
coiiio. Got out my gun. Borrowed Col, Judd's
uniform. Paraded in Kninia Squaro. Sent
scrap to liickorton; was told that it was writ
ten by a fellow iu Nuiianu avenue to Ilia girl.
Much relieved.
Augittt 16. Somehow I don't find out pinch.
Hoard that dogs smell out thing. Spout two
day out at Kupiolani Park, running about ou
all fours, learning how lo smell things, Got so
I could Hinell a post. Another dog camo along
aud sinolt of mo and then bit mo. Camo homo
with n minority of trousors. Felt that it was
about timo I had another decoration. Grand
Croa this time. No bid under thai accepted,
August 21. A hard week. Received Hn an
unymous letter stating that 011 the (jthor Hide
of Tantalus was a rock. Under it was trea
sonable coricspoudcnco. Found the rock. On
it was an inscription " Turn 1110 over nnd
you'll find moro. " Worked fivo day. Got
ruck turned over. No correspondence. Found
....... I I 1. ..!.. itm .
un.1111.-r nit-cupuon mm 1110 u.ick as 1 was
boroio." Took 11 bad cold. Tho doctor gavo 1110
castor oil mid (nTiI I must get annexation bilo
out of my system. Discharged him. Oh my
country ! 'Tis for thco I livo 1 Thy Indopcn.
denco is my meat and drink I Why do not tho
people rouse? Mot soma wicked young men,
Told them (hero wri danger. Thoy said -'clow
up your toiisails, old canal boat. Anchor your
mules, dun 1 scud beforu Iho wind." Shall I
forglvo those, young men? Will ask Fathor
Damon.
AwjMt 28,-Ilave just written again lo Hie
fcmiioror of Uiu.la-'Mf nothing is dono, the
barbarism of America will overwhelm us.
With the curse of her Protestantism upon us;
With tllO baneful tornadoes nf litir linrrilil.. fr...
institutions howling through Iho baro pole of
our ship or Stale; with her foul literature cor
rupting the moral of our youth, thera wi bu
nothing left to iih but tn invito tha awful de
struction nf tidal waves and lava Hows."
Think this will touch him. If it don't I shall
turn Nihilist.
Ilttvo just been watching- General Comly'a
house through u lolescopo. Haw him writing
ut u table. A Cabinet Minister entered. He
look u puiier. It i a bargslu ami lo deed uf
tha Island, To arms my countrymen t
Sltit'r . Uavo -M.cn in u cold pernplrrw
lion all day. Nothing has happened, bul I
hVB been thinking. Of what? Thai the
United Stales might telle tie. And then l
might become an American citizen I Horrible
Ihotishl l hate Americana. I wish to be a
Polynesian, a Papain. I would rstlw boa
mgger thai; an American. Saw a printed notice
iu the atrctt yesterday "Auction Fur aale.','
Sustaocttd it was sale of the Isluods. Trembled
all over. Went to Oaelle it Hatch asked thoju
lo draw up a protest against it, Uauded it to
auctioneer. Uu id "bt bad wily gwl ajaiu
for sain, " lln lead protest ami said Ihn law',
vers worn doing mn, I wish I duiril to Jtfrl'
Americans, Plenty of Hrlllsh tun, no heller
than Amnricniis, Asked lingllshmnu to make
n military company for protection uf uilcie,n
ilrnce, All refined, I begin to halo englishmen.
no run: to am, jihitisii nuimkut.
Its ItaiTtsinMUaart's rnsKHirr (lisrnji,
. Honolulu, Noirnil" r cittlt, tfsl
lu rnnifiirmllr h Intlrnrlliint rrrrtrnl frnni Hrr
,Msea;'a lliiieiiimeul, I lirieli; lupirat all llllllah
tilliji'ila aim iters nn Hieen lalamli mi llm llli nf April
,tl,n Ittaaiall to llila riiiKiilnln lleiitral Ilia naiaea
ami agra nf llieinieliet and fninlllei,
.MMI'.H II. WOIIKIKIDNIC,
II II, I't CtiminltalMnrr anat'nntul (Irntral,
M i hn 1 111
Willllmiii Vnfelieal
f'riim faa Hlmy Dully VfrorniA, Aunt 31, m).
Tlie Wsltlitin NVslrli l'uiiiianr hare lirrn aMtriei Ilia
mile gnlil nirilal ul'a for walilira at Hie rltilnry Inlrr-
liallnnal rlilillilllnii.aiiil are lliu mil ulilfillnra lu any
rtaia frmii the l'nlint Mlalra ulin lisle rrrrlrril llila
IttlliiC It to irrnenlil
M, Mn IN 1.11 NV
I Hula .jeiit far the Hawaiian lianla
" NOTICE.
i.Mrr-.nijsr vr rii. havk ur i .er ri.
I per iiiontli 11 III lis ailileit after llie lal iif,laniiaiir,isi,
liiiiii.aaiiillii( ariiiiuila .1 muuiht am) nm
HI Ml ill A. M. MKI.I.IN, till I'm! Nl
WANTED.
A rf).MI'K.TKNT HAI.KHMAaV A.
JV HOOK Ki:i;i'l!ll fnr a rnnnlry .lure. Ant one
mil r livrrasnl Willi tlin HaifaHm laiiunaKS nr nut
luting koikI irferencra nreil not aiiiilr, haltri, s mai
ler nfluliiin illiiiilalliin,
i Ail.lrra. P.JIJhif W,llniiealnln. Mat
GUARDIANS NOTICE,
'pilU. UNDKItHKiNIJI) HA VINO
,1. la en Aiinlnlnl (InaiilUli nf liia irrtmi ami I'lnprt.
trnf bills Kaiialia.iliiiitfhlertittlis lain I), lltmilin, hr
llm Hun, A I', .lint, I, imllrii It hereliy Hivrn In all
Inilelileil In the llalale of the talil Uiiniiha In make
ImiiirillAlti iaiiiient,siiil an irrinna hallux nuiiiaiiita
niilheatlil l.'atalnHlll preaeiit llieni nllh llm proper
iiiarhera to tho unilrralpneil,
JOHN M. ICKAI.OIIA, (Inanllan
ii' tin' ieraiiii ami poMerlynf Mils Kniniha. in-ll
HEFINED SUGAR.
if-illANIIi.a'rr'.ll. 4lli;i-tMl:i AMI, ITriR
M Niijar, In liancla, half harrrla anil Imira,
l-'OM maI.I, II V (M) ItOI.I.KVt ,t CO.
(Jnlirornlu
I 9111 pimit i.vi.a. is asi i.a imrrkm
ir lik Kalakana.
Knr Hale li (M) 1I0M.KH X CO,
1 Jf. COKfKll'l-Olt nam: IIV
IV SS IIOl.l.KH A CO,
Flour t Flour ! Flour I
Ci' ;;. n ijvii: i:xrn. rA.itn.v rtAivm,
W per Kalakana, I'or Male h
IIS
nui.i.i.n a. uu.
OAT. IIDItl.l.V, UUS ASH Ulllil-JVIt
llsiley, per Kalakana, Kg Hale by
w hoi.m:h a. co.
Finn My Uronurlcs.
a i! Ar.t(iurMi;.r im:m;iii.ij
'.iiik .rrj line iinout jror nnln liy
IIUM.I.H A, CO,
- . - -- -.,
Trualro-a Rt-IniC Trutirea Kne Trnatert colnir
out ishi. mlt iimj. 011, illHtli
H. (I. Damnn,
I'. Iliiiiiilnif,
I). Mlllltll,
J.C. (llniin,
A. H, lilrehnrn,
K.O. Iljll
H. N. Catle,
.1. II. I'aly,
H. II. Il.llv,
H. Wll.ler,
1.(1, Dlckrnu,
U. II, llltlu.p,
1'. I). Jonee,
l. IVrtlrrlimiae, Jr,
J. 11. .MIh-iI.mi,
1'. A. hthtcfer, H'. Ilahrnck
. i' liner.
AS SM It
WE HAVE ON HAND,
4 XII AHK 'llMAM TI.V HrX'KaVI.IJU
A. OAI.lKOIt.NIA
Hay, Bran. OaU,
Corn. Wheal, OU Calso Meal,
IHIxod Food, Cracked Corn,
Wholo and Ground Barley etc,
Which we Hill aell l'Olt VANU, loner than any
other tlnn In l.nvn. No Ul'ATKUI.Vcu.tuin aalkluif.
Jlc have recelvnl ix Kalakana, 'J of I'liiman ,t Co.'t
l'stunt Mprlnz Carta, nlilih nre In Krealdeiiiaml; theae
caila orneuperlor to snj tlitnc of llio klml hcrvlor.ire
teen here. Teleplions .No, Hi.
" , I.AIXK A CO.
TO OUR BUSINESS COMMUNITY!
1 TAKI'J THIS OCCASION OV
JL notlflUK uur MKliCIIANTM that
All BUI left with me for Collection dur
inn tbo closing orthla Quarter
Will hn csretnll bnlnncM up, nnd maltera pertaining
to Reiiersl orllco wurk will ho sttemlcil lo st moderate
compciiaatlon, Iletpcclfiill,
J. E. WISEMAN,
General Ilutlneia Agent.
OFFI CK. a7 nrrrlmiil Nl. M t
S,Ji,,ili,i,.l.: V,,.!K',r Ur. K "WsllA.1
kTwil 111 u'.i,.n.1. '"V,e-I""sllerofllio ettale
nf WILLIAM IIAI.I.. lute of Honolulu dicsant, st
Chambers, before Chief Juttlce Jutld.
i-V" ",,?" sad tiling Ihcpeiiilun ami accounlt of
Lit Hunt I'reatou, Ailiiiluuiiatur of thu eatate of Kdivurd
Hall, lale uf lliinolulu ceceateil. wherein he sake In be
allowed t I.Ul.tit, and chaisea hlimclf llli JI.'JIHUI.
M" a.ka that lie tame ma lie enaiulned nnd appiiired.
sail that a final urdrr ma bo insdo of the illeiributmn
of thu proper! risiiiulnlnu In lilt Hand. o Iho ln.-r.uai
llierrtu riiililed. and dlecbarglug him aud hi. .uretlca
from all further reap.iu.lbllll at inch, iuca
a 'n'MISJ'T'!;. V ',.'uc.".;-'' ,lle ITlh V f January.
A. I). 1Kb'.', at 10 o'cI.m;Ic A il beforo the .aid Juttlce, at
Uiainbera. In the Conn lloiitc, 11 1 llmiolulii, he oad the
a.ilae U hereby sppoiiiiud 1. the lime aud phice lor
hearliii raid petition und actimiilt, und that an pcrtona
Inlervalt'il ma (lira and Iht-ro appriiruud aliowcumr.
If any they hare, why the tame aiiould not be uraiilcd
and may prci-cnt ovlilciice lo who aro entitled lo the
tald property. And this onler. In Iho Knell. h aud
Hawaiian lautuaijee. bo piibllahed In tho ''.Nupeua
i.i I"".1." f"inlay l'reat," ncaipapere prliiud
and iiibllihed In Honolulu, fr ihrrc au',.lvi! weeks
' 1. . , ' ."" V". -." sppuiiiieil lor aald hear nir.
a 1n"'.aJ,,, ""1,ol,-lu. '- ' !" lMh day of Vt ceiubrr,
A. 1), 1811. A. KHA.SOl.-l JUUD,
Atll'tt!
A, Itnsa,
.uici -nniica cuprcme conn.
68 31
Deputy Clerk Hnprcme Cnurl.
Mortgagee' Notice of Sale.
BY VIIIT.ITK OF A l'OWKU OF
Hals contained In a certain chattle mortcaco rlren
a.i-lt" - h"'"!'"" -'--! Wllaoti r. Juhnainiie to Id
.1....," ',"," ""' '"inpany, iiaird Kcb Kth, 1SS,
the nii.ler.lgne.1 ul.ee nntlco thai it Inlrnda to for.cli.te
aid I intir UtKe for conditions broken rlst .-lon.p.iment
of the debt t.cnreti.lherrbv, ami will tell at public ail".
Jt-Vt,L?.i.,l",iT",r-. !.'rf,n ' Mi '' Mu' " HonnlnliiToii
Satuiilar Ihe ith day nf Jaiinury, A. II. lS-i at IS
o clock M. all tha sooda. chatlelt and rffrcte named Irt
f.rl.,iihen,rLsr.SKVi V ? "nc"'. '"-"-- WlreTrsnm.,
louethrr Hlih sll Uxtiirca and appurleuancea and alto a
lol of wire. rope. io.i.,ci.tlnsa Ac. now on tho Com
rifAl'M,"1 V ,'"'",l- K"- sll.
Ilia Hawaiian AKrlcultural Co,
Honolula, Her. nM' JUNEa' Jf" T'"'
St.' Marceaux "
Champagne !
arrlvra per
"Mat. LANCELOT.-
A SMALL LOT IN QUAUTr. AND PINTS.
Royal St Maroeaiuc,
1 nW titiaa.-e..
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NKITUKIt THE CAPTAIN' NOIl
Ownrranflha lltlll.l. bark "Mr Lancelot " will
bereauoiialbli-, forsny dclila contracted by Ilia Crijw
bl!2j1J "" -'"'I- " W. MACt-AltLASE CO
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Ex "DISCOVERY."
60 Bbla. Uaae,
50 Caaoa Xeillum Bread,
Si CaWM Soda Cracker.
100 B1U. PlaaU Balaoa.
FOIt BALK BY
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Olice n Pwket BUrta. fur 1882.
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Uaspal lljriaaa.iule. J, saint, tonblusdi wlUu alia
out Mutlc. for sale si
M-ll-n I7lai THOU. U. TIIRHH'II.
ALMOM,
A FINK AUTICLK AND IN PER.
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NEW& DESIRABLEGOODS
Wo Hnvo Recently flnoalvotl n Liuko Stookof Goods In Our Line.
(rtiBny of whlah tiro Entirely Now In this Market.) ex Lute Arrival.
vln Bnrka F. t. Thompon nnd Cnlhrtrlon, from New York, Barka
Kiln. Lndy Thompnon. W. H. Moyornnd 8. 8. City of Now York,
Large Invoices of Goods !
from Nmr York, Hoilon, uml Hun Frntinlsco.
Hk. Sirliincclol willi Fcnco Wire, Paint Oil, Ac., from England
OTTI-t, STOCK IS
VERY LARGE and COMPLETE
EMBRACING-
Agricultural Implements,
Builders9 Hardware,
All Kinds of Mechanics' Tools,
House
A. BEAUTIFUL LINE
SILVER PLATED WARE !
Chandeliers.,
-Lamps,
Lanterns !
Averill Mixed Paints, Hubbuck ,8on's and Other
Monufacturcrs of
BEST ENGLISH PAINTS & OILS
-BHaSTT
American Paints & Brushes
OF ALL
Borry to Bros. Superior VarnisheB,
Valontino's Carringo Varnishes,
Boat Brands of Koroseno Oil,
Amorican Lubricators and Lubricating Cups,
Lubricating Compound,
A PULL LINE OF LUBRICATING OILS
MANILA AND 8E8AL ROPE. Etc.. Etc.
DILLINGHAM&Co.FortSt.
A Fine Line of Boys & Youths Clothing,
ALSO,
A Fine Line of MEN'S CLOTHING,
Which Must be Closed Out by Mar oh, It
AT No. 109
FORT STREET.
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..WILL KINI1 .,....
The Must Comploto Stock of Good
for the Holiday Tritde.
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