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Jl.r, V.X. IiiOTMe 3M.eao 730.000 ItJCJOS 1177.OJ0 ai ta tfcti i al TVar a itjare tbe ap-ie ta ILt world k-n In rajLn -nam ta uBaesce UM af fbeatate af butieeM alaog fcat ai aaaaant 4epaniMi ftr farafgn JKfftt. IW. ffcm 1 1 an taoTeaxlt. tWJue A.

rJ- I WaaaajanOaulajC. afn vkMi full carcaca and tbe bar Mann laned tbe 161b, aa tor Pmrt uMe tr- Isar Ctraf uttl- ier LetHia taafc et a Leavj carea tw ZS.V Tbb tbe Stat fcr laaair enantna. JLfaaJ ia adiaitiard for tbe name pert. SMifKt Beinz a rveJcarritruid aanW. ataraataaiaancbaea lareUera.

MaTaaail i i itn Brlt araa ane aettre at tbe latert MtgM naalianaiiwealrDrlabul. Tbe nuriet report aMaiM to repert a gooi trade da-feractial trade recall ewtits are bare bees jnKtea' nt 39 Ma. baaa anal aavaetc, be 4aaMfel arUao cftbe were danI aC )aMd; thii Xjre- la tcAjSnr nt tbe ateainer la char nj- aMjnhf iar Vidnrii, C.C., I -KnSXWairlelaatxiCa an lioard. Elie ltl tale tJWX bay aaear abt a fev bnodrad barrel of mo- I-raVa bi la -aiaaiU near loadinr ve bare so atjnare l'iKf Ol' AKitlVKU. JaVr: eabr raUo-r.

ri.lillra, fram 110. Qrra: I baler lln III. II baSK. 1 bt cCre Jwcngert: Mm Mr tybt. nod a deck Stmt Bml baa, TayW.

Inwa Wind-rani Porta. Giryo: lMiaalaeaSa. Sebrfi, 4 latalM. 1 burM, bot, al a. aaear.

bbltBar. 17 bide, S3 kara a raw aaar, 1 baa pa! suds, ttu- an: aarbt Brr HMwp WHIta. A Of bom Ma. Sim 11 SattMea. II Boae.

Mra 'n Wtwnlt ud XeMMrro. and "3 deck, in at "Waat. tragi KabalnL Oux: S00 IrKi a taa aaaar, hMra. Puttiftn: Hm faraaa, Wm CUrttrr, 11 TwiCf eaug, and 3) Sahr Hatale. MFfca.

fiam yaa-fiiwtt. Carp: SU Itaaa bap fI.4tUtr-i;3boj,KK)aUT- hdbr Warwrek. Kaftavnia, torn Ealanpapa. fiD laraa. Kaai, frera jaoluaa.

Caryot boraea, Cerffo: Mr Saw Aba, Badait, from Wllanae. 0V- Kaatie lrrt.Crn. fram Ubalas. -ktfbbta aNaa-a. 30 bl-lea.

-aarMta. taaaefnan KalMdawe. Oiroa: nrneep. beVr Jiia nits. ItedaK.

fr-ara KanuabaVai. JOtrg: St oba Sr. Mde. 1 rl Pt S1.HM, can re iVt Hd taaf-Dra, Lean better, 1 pkg rpp, aia i 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 rrM rml. 1 pff- lasmtprra: Mr Mat).

I Dlaanl Dena4iell. and 6 deck. iaa-r'Sab Hay. Mm. faam Eootaa.

Slegf anatiK aacaas-u, 6T baa rice. ifearr Xary taVn. 3im, fnaa WaBiee. Cargo: 309 IWkrAl fatT. from Eab-rioL Orrpa: a Mtofiaaaar.

Mbr Jtaao-la al, Falekal, from Mnkaa. 3 lab. laaj. -UaAert. from Ketoa.

Caroa 3 bUa bia.i it bMs Ulrr, ii Lidos, 1 tU bert, 2 -baa Ml SAILED Jalt am WiOinalm. Babia-im. tar Part GamUe. akrrtne -Men-ht. Orane, far Labaisa.

Ifakr JM Gay. Jka, far KMtan. far ynTlgster Uaoai, fix toaoaC Ars bksa Jaae TalMabaTC. tVbra. far Purtland.

Kb- llalala. FaaXaln. far KatKiil.it.ii. Ma- Kaeat Aaa. IoaaH.

far atanae. 1-abr tl.Abtbri. MthVa. Sab' WarMak, Kataaada, far Kalasfaja. SaW Kaaa-i.

tTa-a. jar EabaW. HkrWaMK Mba, Nr Xa.W.fJL mm aenr-jSaaaaaet Oadfur. far lortland. Am bV Mran lm fir lletart.

aftk t4i waisH4i4lc aetofti fir frpBm jfcfcr iiWt 3awitVmi, far Lblaa. Webr AawSa. Aaaia. far Kaaa. Sana- liiiail Aaa.

Mai. far Eootaa. Ccbrb-si. Kaai. far Matau.

a-aia-brllraalah. Heveit. Jar KioUu. aan-laVa. Iaane.

for Eaetaa. iafcr Kab fmf. Mm. far Eoabw. foaadta.

MM. far KuaakstaL ajanr Haaokaaral, Patakal. fjr Alolaaa. EXPORTS. IVr XaraaaVatr.

Ml IS loo km 1 1 bbli tar til 1 1 1 raul ab 4r WofrT Winr, LOW UiutT, fureiga. T-er -Manare. Jtdjr 19-Ua) krea Sseor. ora. 7f S-l ItL tX tct IUce.

bc Oof- a. tCabaa a-n-ae. las rasor Sooda. fba Taaarv Ttr fa AHra. Jrfr It 7: brad Cattle, 4 Har-i ia.

1 SV-r. 1IU. STV i.r Scxr. IjM MulatuR. 313 Haf.

Hb ftr TZ Gin. 4 ca Brandr, la Soek. 1 bale Xldae, 2 bU I'ark, 4 --fcavCaaa-i ttmr. 1 Kealac StaeMae. bta Totara-o, 1 Vaaaa Talui flianiila fw- aaas dtnu.

Far Canoes. July 16 SI baga CoSee. aalai liaa par JaaeA rall-bm-c. Jnly 17 S.1C0 kejt art. IB likxs lolasara.IS)U-i a.Jl-aJ saJl.

ajac-ixaneauc. as sauna Ir -Kai-t-arrs Cr-Rkard. Jnlr 16 2L277 rVn s-aasat. aa Aaavra. 34 raa A-Mca, av bocat tunsnaa.

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Wr Ua If Astra. Jnlj li 3im Sataner. Mix nnud, jaaitan, air I-abt, Airs rau ana I-ai Vaaa ftoralx. rr Caisdea. Jnlr 16 Eicbard Fay.

ea I-Bsmava. Per Jut A ralUnbnrt, Jsly 17th Mrs Ter Xatxt-a, JsiT Clan, FSted, 3XA.EEIUEO. WbIA-UUXFV At Waackn. lEth, 1S7S, by Aktianior. at tba naaa-ara tlx bride's 3 w.

djw-rta. tt latialna. to Xaa riora. eldest W. WfaHacc, Eat.

Ccmasa-, vi-lea fcas always Bad an itching desire far ratiujia, and "baa cast lor peg eyes both on Alpena and gas Bosugo, is now, according to the Me--Mrisl M-rdMBaSfse, ia segetia-don with Spain for i af Vut Piaippuie Isluds. These islands ase eg tbe leading group! in tbe East Tn- a faptiHam of ever i.OOO.OCO and are -a--c aar caBstx-H ta Spain. Their prodnc- acur arc n-ariwi, bet tie leading ores are hemp aud aWS- af -rtich tare acquired a great the eominereial world. Ic se-leoaiec tiie J-iKpjices ia her ti-rt attempt at eoloni-y- $vmCT can bare tier object in view a astheU la the eastlrom which to push ic the fntnrr, tauta she shall a-mia-gj t-pa-scw GenaasT ia the Orient. ii ani aj targryart.

Ww ana anuiinT ata 1 II aj. -altant aaaatn'. rararma a -faW tmtn nMlat 1 tarn Xmm af rtaan iaji af a alia. aa ra taanai najwi Ml ar JBaartaaaV jsm tsacxa aanartliiil MSnajuo jMarVaanta. TT tttUM MaTMiiaa anaat a wxanaaf arramana.

n.aaianmau af aaanraaid f-aH, Tatuil -laaajaa-a. at. anal tab araata. BM. Baa fOXES OP THE WEEK.

5- Mr. Birtotr holdt cish ule to-dty, when a choice line ol suiter will be knocked down. St. Albin'B College opens ngnln on Monday next, tbe 2Slh, under tbe auspices ol Mr. A.

T. M- klnson. t35 An errani bojr wanted tbe office of tbla paper, who tpcskt English and Hawaiian. Apply to tbe Foreman. Hobses jlt Acctios.

On Saturday Mr. Bartow will fell seven fine hortea, eereral of which are broken in to harness, and sold fur no fault. KJ The mall steamerCotta KIca leaves San Fran cisco to-morrow, at 12 the 24lb, and will be dnc here on Angnst Sd. ST" Steamer KUanea leaves lor Nawlllwlll at Syi V. M.

to morrow, She leaves on a circuit trip around Hawaii on Monday next. 37" Copious showers fell on Thursday morning. reaching on the lee side of Oahn from Diamond Head to Waialua, and on tbe windward side of the Island also. Figs were very abundant here twenty years ago. Of late years till the present they have not often been offered for sale.

We are gladto see them again, as rich and delicious as formerly. ttf- Mrs. Lucy Tbnrston met with a severe fa.11 a fetv days since, which it was feared might prove a permanent injury. Wc are glad to learn that she is recovering from its effects. Our last page will be found Interesting this week.

Among other articles, a description of Lady Conn's bank, a statement showing one hundrrd and thirty steamers plying between America and England, tc, tc SroKns. The U. S. ship Portsmouth was spoken by the schooner Fanny, three or four days before her arrival in port. She wonld visit Eawaibae the last week in July to obtain fresh vegetables and stock, and arrive here about the time the mail steamer from San Francisco Is FoLtTiCiL Mectiso.

The natives residing at Wallnku, Maul, held apnblic mass meeting on Moo day of last wetk to discuss the proposed reciprocity treaty In connection with Pearl River. The major ity the speakers favored the ni ensure, bnt no resolutions were passed, and the meeting adjourned till this week. ZtT The schooner Fanny left on Thursday last for the "avlcator Group. The American Minister took par-sage In her, purposing to slop a day or two at Cant. Makce's and then proceed on to Kawailiae, Hawaii.

From which point tbe schooner will pro ceed direct to tbe above group. She will probably be back here to meet the October mail steamer. Real Estate Sale. Wc understand that C. C.

Harris, last week sold bis residence in Xuuanu Talley to Capt. Thomas H. Hobron, of Makawao, cash, the premises not deliverable till the end of one year from the date of sale. This would make Its cost about tS.OOO. The dwelling Is large and commodious and the grounds around it com prise several acres of land.

Tnn Cult Process. Tbe San Jose Jimmy, no ticing tbe premium of $1,000 offered by the Hawai ian Government for the Introduction of the inven tion Into these Islands, wonders "If it Is cur Cnlp process." We pan answer that it is nothing else than tbe Gllroy process, patented by Mr. Culp. A hundred acres ol tobacco can be grown here at short notice, whenever wauled to give It a fair trial. Ac tual experiment is the only way to lest its value here.

Theatrical. The performance at the Royal Ha waiian Theatre on Saturday night last, passed off extremely well. Maggie Knight was of course good, as she always Is. Mr. Clemens was received with great applause, und gave perfect satisfaction, and the two Hawailans of tbe Band Knmakaia and Kalua were well worth hearing.

Mr. Berber must have felt proud of them as bis pupils. It Is to be bojicd that tbe Theatre will be as well filled next Saturday night. A gentleman informs us that while on a visit to Wuikifci, last Saturday, be observed a huge shark swimming leisurely near the shore, where people bathe. tc were uot aware that sharks ever came inside tbe reef Oa being alarmed and chased by the natives, he showed himself at a loss which way to go, beading out toward the reef till be came to shoal water, then returning inland and darting along tbe shore first In one direction and then in another.

Before tbe natives could launch and man their canoes, the ugly visitor disappeared through some opening In the reef into the deep sea. New Scgau Plantation. The steamer, on her last trip lo windward, landed at Molukal eeventy bcad of bnllock, belonging to Mr. J. McColgan, who proposes to start a sugar plantation on land which he has lately leased from the administrators of the late King's estate.

The tract, which Is located be tween Kaunakokai and Kaluaaba, comprises about four thousand acres, stretching from the sea to tbe mountains, and Is known as Kamaloo. Of this about one hundred and fitly acres arc low land, and believed to be adapted lo cane growing. The cane will be cultivated by a farmer who has already gone to work. The mill is the same as that used on Mr. McColgau'e Ewa plantation, and will be set up In time to take off tbe crop, wbich will be ground on shares.

This system divides the risk and the profit between the planter and manufacturer. Camcatubes. On Saturday last a somewhat elaborate representation, intended as a caricature, appeared on the window at the office of the AVioii, relating to Pearl river and Its cession. There was no point to it, and It passed for a very silly attempt to provoke laughter. On Sunday another appeared on Merchant street, representing tbe editor of the Xuhou as the "IsbmacIIte Shepherd of Lanai," wltb his crook, and followed by bis Suck, bleating ont "annexation," "annexation." Still a third appear ed on Monday an Fort street, one picture in It repre- ceullug a jocky mounted on a lion bound for the Lr-glslatlvc hall, and calling for tbeirood old limes," when rum -fas three dollars a gallon, tbe bottles being marked probably "good rum." Another represented a fox, marked "JVuAou," look ing up most wishfully at a bunch or grapes banging from tbe window of tbe Foreign Office.

This last appears to have been the one which caused the most laughter among the crowd of spectators, and evidently hit tbe nail on the head. East Maci Female Semisabt. On July 101b tho friends of tbe school assembled at Makawao in large numbers to witness tbe examinaticn of the pupils. The school contains fifty-six pupils, most of whom have learned all tbey knew of tbe English language In this Institution. Some have been in It only a lew months, aud none more than two years, yet the va ried and extensive knowledge shown by their ready and accurate replies, would imply that tbey bad been many years under training.

The enunciation of English sounds, by tho pupils, was remarkably clear and distinct. Their exercise in reading, and especially In spelling English words, impressed us. Their proficiency in geography, arithmetic and bible history, was very gratlfylog. Wc were charmed, too, with the recitations and wltb tbe music. Oh what Industry and toil must bare been employed to accomplish such results.

No wonder tho teach er seem worn out with their labors. We arc highly favored In having sucb a teacher as MIsa Carpenter. Iu an adjoining room were spread on a table many articles of dress for children and fancy work, made by Ihe pupils, showing their skill In the use of tbe needle While climbing tbe hill of science, tbey are also taught all.tbe mysteries of tbe household arts, cutting out garments and making them, washing and ironing, and cooking, and keeping their rooms and everything about them according to tbe doctrine that Order is heaven'e first law." Wc were more than gratified tbe school Is worth more then all it has cost us; and the public must not allow it to lag for want of support. There Is an anomaly, however, which ought, cot to continue. Mr.

Andrews and family bare as yet received nothing for their ser vice. Tbe means at the disposal of tbe trustees I bare been so limited that tbey had nothing to offer them. May -we not-hops that some among us, when prospered, will think of this school; and that the next Legislature will devise liberal things. Mo. Editou.

I observe that my friend Mr. 0. Rhodes, in the last AdrcrtUcr, arraigned Mr. Castle, Mr. H.

A. P. Carter, and yourself before the public for having criticised his address on Hawaiian poll- tics. He forgot to notice me, for, in a communica tlon addressed to tbe same paper, July 5th, lasted for Information relating to an individual living at Hanalel, In 1S43, who, on learning that Lord George Paulet bad seized tbe entire group, Is reported to bare tossed bis bat Into the air, gave three hearty cheers lor Queen Victoria, and exrlaimed, "Thank God, tbesc Islands are under British rule." Mr. Editor, I feel myself sorely slighted by the hon orable gentleman, for not answering my questions, and passing me by without notice.

It may bare been unintentional. If so, I pardon the omission, and trust next time be writes for tbe papers, he will relieve my suspense. Yours, lor "the good old times," Kama-MXA. The Courts. Supreme Court Silling In Banco.

Tuesdat, July 15, 1ST3 Tbe Court opened at 10 A. M. present, tbe full Bench. Wei See and Cbing See vs. Yeong Sbeong, it Appeal from decision of Chief Justice Allen.

Tbe Court was occupied until 2 P. M. In hearing Mr. C. Harris argument for tbe defendants appellant, after which the Court adjourned till to-morrow, at 10 A.

M. Jclt 10. The Court opened at 10 A. Chief Justice Allen presiding. Tbe King vs.

D. Watson Housebreaking. The prisoner's counsel having withdrawc bis motion for a new trial, the prisoner was sentenced to one year's Imprisonment al bard labor, and costs of Court, t3110. The King vs. Kalanl Forgery.

The prisoner being arraigned, tbe Court sentenced him to Imprison ment at hard labor lor one year, and a line of $1 and costs, $23.75. In flanco. Present, tbe full Bcucb. Wcl Sec and Chlng See vs. Teong Sheong ef al.

W. C. Jones, for complainants, made his argument. which was replied to by Mr. C.

C. Harris, and the case submitted. Kahanu vs. Kaalkaula Divorce. Motion made to withdraw libel, which nas granted.

Jult 17. The Court opened at 11 A. present, tbe full Bencb. In He, Estate of T. Namanu, deceased Appeal from decision of Circuit Court oi Maui.

Jones for appellant, and Mr. Judd tor appellee, argued this case, and then submitted It to tbe Court. Abln vs. Lambert Exception from decision ol Chief Justice Allen. Case argued, and briefs filed and submitted.

A. F. Judd for appellant E.Preston for plaintiff. Jn He, A. W.

B. Jiahakualii, an Attorney-at-Law. On motion of the Attorney General, the application lo dismiss Xahakualii from the bar was heard. Mr. Preston, his connsel, having stated that be bad no defense, tbe Court oidcred that KahakualU be dismiessed tbe bar.

Tbe Court adjourned till Monday, the 21st July. In Probate Estate or Peter Melllsh, deceased Before Justice Hart well, at Chambers Application for sale of real estate, by, 1). Robinson, Guardian of -Rebecca Melllsh, minor. Order granted; Guardian to file bond In tbe sum of Police Court, Ilonolnlru JcLrlC Kalewc (boy,) Larceny. Committed to the Reformatory School during his minority.

Jdlt 18 Moke Wahalkl Larceny. Sentenced to six months bard labor, and to pay costs, $1. The eame Larceny. Sentenced to nine months bard labor, and cosls, $1. Makaokalani Escaping from prison.

Sentenced to three months, and costs, $1. The same Larceny. Sentenced to two years hard labor, and to pay a fine of $5, aud $1 costs. Circuit Conrt of ZCaunl Before the Hon. Duncan McBryde, Circuit Judge, at Chambers.

June 13 Estate of Kiaalna, deceased Petition of Kapea for probate of will and appointment of Administrator. Will admitted to probate and Administrator appointed. Estate of William Wallace, deceased Petition of Mauwawat lor letters of administration Administrator appointed. Estate of Eauhi, deceased Petition of Pikao for letters of administration Pikao appointed. Jane 14 Estate of Kawakaoui, deceased Peti tion for letters of administration W.

II. Rice appointed. Estate of Kumukabi deceased Pe tition of Xakulila for letters ut administration Xa kulala (k.t) and Puco appointed Administrators. Estate of Plliwali, deceased Petition of Paupau for probate of will and appointment of Ad mlnlstratirs will admitted to probate, aud 1'eleulc and Pooa appointed Administrators. JuneSO-Eotate of William Wallace Petition of Administrator for the appointment of Appraisers W.

H. Rice appointed. Latest Foreign News Great Britain. LasDO-t, June 2Sth, Tje election for a member to tbe House of Commons, wbich took place at Berwick ehire, Scotland, yesterday, resulted in the return of Miller, tbe Liberal cendidate, by a majority of four. teen.

There was another hearing to-day in the case of the Bank of England forgery. Baron Rothschild and M. Mcdnay, of Baring Brothers, testified to the forgery and their signatures. The Bank has obtained temporary injunction to restrain Bidwell from any action for the recovery of the proceeds in United States bonds, Spain Madrio, June 27th. A majority of tho newCabinet will probably consist of Moderate Federalists.

It is bclierod Margal will bo President, Palencia Minister of Interior, Pascal Casas of Jnrtice, Maizon- aoa Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Gontaics Minister of I'uMio Works. The Special Constituent Com-mltee of the Cortes have drawn up a new Constitution, which embodies tbe following provisions The Constituent Cortes is to appoint a President of the Executive Council; the latter shall nominate Ministers, who must be confirmed by the Cortes. Tbe people shall elect tho members of Congress, Provincial Assembly and members of the Senate. Tbe Penal Code is to apply equally throughout tbe Republic' France. Paris, June 28th.

Tho trial of the suit for libel brought by Duke do Brimont against the proprietor of tbe -t-aenean Jicguter for publishing a report of proceedings in a court of law in New York, in which the Duke was plaintiff, began here yesterday, and adjourned for one week. A similar suit against James Gordon Bennett, proprietor of the New York Jltrald, was also adjourned. The Assembly annulled the election of Tbnsigny, Radical. Sumatra. Lo.ieox, June 2Stb.

A dispatch from Pcnang says that the Dutch Government, with tbe view of terminating hostilities with Acheen, has offered the Saltan to pay tbe expeniei thus far incurred by the war to rebuild tbe mosque burned by the Dutch troops to acknowledge the independence of tho Sultan, and'to abstain from interference with Mobameianism. In return. Holland asks tbat'eertain hririleges he granted to Dutch traders at Acbeenesc ports. Italy. Roue, June 28th.

The King has requested Eignor Lanxa to assist Mimgbetti in tbe formation of a Ministry- The ice dealers in San 'Francisco have resolved to put the price of ice at 2 cents per pound during the earning season. Under instructions of tbe Court, tbe jury, in tbe case of Susan B. Anthony, indicted for rotinc in vio lation of law, returned a verdict of "guilty." The Court refuted to poll tbe jury. German steel is said (o be sopplanting tbe English' and American article in tbe Chinese market, owing to its easier manipulation, which is due -to its inferior quality. In the Tennessee Legislature, tbe other day, one of the members made a speech against a bill to encour-ago immigration, dedaringtbat there are more people there now than the land will support.

Tbe Louisville Vourier-Joumol tninks mat tbe autnor of this dec laration could be induced to emigrate to the West In dies, too land would support the rest of the people quits cheerfully and comfortably. Speaking of the cotton crop this season, Southern papers say that the money paid for it in its -restate win not fall abort ol S33U.CUU,l)0U. Uf Ibis sum about $55,000,000 will have gone to speculators and, first purchasers, leaving the producers. A traveler who baa been through Georgia savs tbe peo ple have gone eraiy on tho subject or cotton. Within a Tadiua of 50 miles, ia Marion country, he counted only two corn crops.

One of tbe wealthiest corporations on the face of the earth it the hen Birer Company, which supplies a large part of London with water. One quarter of a (bare was sold tbe other day for Slo.Ol'o sterling, while tbe face value of an entire share ia ono pound only I Tet tbe projector of this corporation, scores of years ago, lost his fortune in the concern, and died In tbe workhouse, and several companies which took up the butinesa successively failed. Oncv Torpr. We hare received a sample of this article, at tbe bands of J. J.

Cunningham of Vernon, Sutter eounty, on the Sacramento river about twenty miles from this city. The specimen before as is nearly six feet hleh, has foor poppy heads and was grown on tbe ranch of a Kanaka, John Kapa, near Cun ningham who baa a crop ol some two acres, wnlca he intends to gather soon and extract tbe juice therefrom. Union. A Japa-cese Fibe. In May last, a fire broke out in tbe Mikado's palace.

In ten minutes the wbolo structure was in flames, and in less than an hnnr it was burned to tbe ground. The native troops and firemen were promptly on hand and preserved order. Tbey could do little else, as the buildings burned too fast to be saved, and the moits stopped the progress of the fire. Tbe Emperor, accompanied by bit own body-guard of lancers, went to bis mother's palace near by, and there tbe Empress and the Conrt joined him the neat day. The palace and outbuildings were totally destroyed.

It is said that a new one will be built from the plans of a foreign architect, to cost about $.,500,00. These fires como in very conveniently for the purpose of restoration. Where tbe great fire swept clean a year ago, the streets have been straightened and widened, and rows of two-story brick buildings are being erected. These are built after f-rtign models, and, for two miles, the principal street of Vcddo looks like that of any large city in America or Europe. It only needs a horse-railroad track in tbe centre, and that will be there ve-y shortly.

Some evil-disposed persons are giving publicity to the rumor that the palace was set on fire by incendiaries, for political reasons. Such a story Is totally untrue. The fire was caused by one of the Empress' ladies, who, as the nigbt was chilly, had taken a braiier of charcoal into ber bed. During tbe nigbt this fair young damsel, this high-born maid of honor, selected for her beauty, and her rank to serve the Emperor's bride, kicked, upset the brazier, scattered the lighted charcoal over the cotton quilts, and a new palace will lie the result. A slice of turnip too much possibly "a fish bono in tho throat will cost $2,500,000.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Interpreter, Translator, aitd Colloctor of Aboon -n tre HATIXO OPEXED AX OFFICE XEXTtloor in S. IL Bole. (over Mr. Ira Richardson's brick Store), I will be happy to accommodate the public In any thing In the above capacity.

All Asrecnienta and Contracts with JIawallana drawn up with accuracy. l-articuiar altenuoa paia to couecuns saure accounts. J. rOItrEH OltEKSf. Honolulu, July 21, 187J.

3m FRESH GROCERIES Just Received! -BY TSSrE HAVE 1ST RECEIVED FltOSI PCGET Sooiiu and Oregon, A For Kegs of those Delicious STTYiOrt Trout PAT XI "NICE. ALbO, Salmon Bellies in Kegs, 00LICAXS, 00LICAXS, OOLICANSJ Oregon Hams, A 1, ALSO GALA. HAMS AND BACON Put up expressly for us, and pronounced to be THE BEST EVER IMPORTED HERE Cala. Ox'eairx Cheese EASTERN CODFISH, Pickles, in 3 and 5 gallon Kegs, Just the thing for Families or Plantations. Smoked Herring, Scotch Herri tigs, I'rcsli Ln3cr Rnialns, Fresh Znntc Curmnts a Tonirncs nnil Sonitds, Golden Pheasant Tea, CB-TRY IT.

-sn WE KEEP ON HAND A WELL-SELECTED STOCK Fresh aud Desirable Groceries Invite all to Call and Examine Oar Goods Before purchasing elsewhere, AS TVE WAItltAJiT Will Sell iu Cheap as uuy House In Town. mil JUDD LAINE ai Best Columbia River Red Salmon, 1873 CATCH. Joirxsox-s HAMS. coy svgak-ccbed Best California Hay, Per Bark Jane A. Palkinljurg! For Sale by CASTLE A COOKE.

Cheap Firewood! SmP FIREWOOD CAX BE HAD CHEAP Apply to Capt. WM RABCOCK. 440 4t Notice. (2 R. DOLE.

WILL ACT FOR ME. AATI i3i tu-tnr name, under Power of Attorney, during my aosence from uie Kingdom. 41. M. J1KWIT1.

AFQIUC ACHUCK HAVE JUST RECEIVED! Per Steamer Costa Rica. NEW CHINA GOODS Consisting of DRESS SILKS. Checked, Striped, Figured, Fina, Pongee and asa'd colors. GrBASS CLOTH Pare White. CHINA Finest Contract Wblt.

FINE JEWELRY. FOG LADIES Sach as Necklaces, ciysta! and cornf IUn Bracelets. Karrtngs and Brooches, crystal, cornelian, and In Bird-head style. PANS. Ivory, Sandalwood, Fcatber, FalrrJeaf, and Extension.

CARD CASES. Sandalwood, Iron and Sliver. Fancy Slippers for Ladies Ccntlimen. Sandalwood Ware. Fruit Boxes, rapcr Cottars.

ALSO China and Japan, TEAS. ttc For Sale by AFONl; ArnccK, JTmuinn stn-et, near Klne. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. c. n.

Lxwaas. i o. Dicnos "LEAVERS 6c mCKSOIV, mPOBTEES AUD DEALERS IH LTTMBEE, And all kinds of Btifldto jMatertale, Tort Street, noaolnhi. Oregon Sugar-Cured Hams. A FEW OF THOSE HCPEltlOB UAMS, received per Falxlnburg.

Tor sale by 441 BOLLES A CO. Hawaiian Mess Beef, PACKED BY IT. IlintTI-EJIAV, AND. -iVAIUlAJiTKD. For sale by I 44.

ROLJ.KS CO. I Blacfesmithing Horse-shoeing. THE UT-STDERSIG-VED IT AY 1X0 opened a bbop on K1SO STREET, near the Uaallllamann Bridge, ts prepared lo do All manner ofWorlt In his Line. 413 3m It. WILSON.

St. Alban's College. ALATAIT T. ritisaPAL P. JONES, rrmis establisiehext will re-ofex JL On lVIo-aday, aTxxly- 28t2x, The resular course of studies Includes Enallsh, Mathe matics, nlitory.

CJeofrrapby, Irenes, inrsical -x-ience, Clamlra. Book-a-replna and Drawing 43 St Land for Sale. a A OF U5D AT KAPALVSA, Smakal of tbe Government Bond, weU watered, con- -talnlng about 9Jj Acres. For particulars apply to lm Catt. J0UN31EEK.

For Sale or Lease. MTHK CO-H-aODIOEH FRESnSES SIT-M uated at Kamalceta, on the north side of thesgl river juid recently occupied by Dr. F. IV. llutch- Lion.

Tbe crouuds are weU laid out, and contain a choice variety of trees, flowers, and sbrubbery. 1-ossessloa given Immediately. HO-lm Apply to CHA8. GULICX. Schooner "MARGARET CROCKARD," 14 Days from Victoria.

fixot bread, Johnson Spanlding's Sugar-Cured Hams, Bran, Drlsd Apples, Preserved Salmon in lib. tins. New Salmon in barrels. New Salmon In half barrels. New Salmon Bellies in qr.

bbis. New Salmon Trout in qr. bbls. Champoeg Mills XXX Family Flour. FOR SALE BY 443 3t H.

HACKFELD CO. D. Have Received PER BARK WINDERMERE, iTust A.ncvoc3. FROM LIVERPOOL! AN Assorted Carsro EiE IRC HAN ID BSE Conitliif; In Purl of NEWEST STYLE OF PRINTS Brllllnutcs, Printed Jnconetw, WHITE LIXEVS FIXE SATEEXS, WHITE IlltlLIS, Blcacbc-J and Unbleacbed Motesl-lns, Swim Sjfrlpcs and CncckK, Knibroldercit Muslins, Brown Linen Drills, fetlCKias and Cambric, Italian Cloth, Black and Colored Cobourps, fettle Alpaciw, MerinoSa Diaper, Crash, Olnip Blae, White and Colored Flannels. Woolen Damask, BROWN, BLUE AND WHITE COTTONS, In nil Qualities.

Waterproof Cloth, Denlrai, Victoria rjiwn.i, ilowqultOaVetlfny, Betl Hpreads, Heavy Woolen IShawls, Woolen Blankets, Wlillc Col ton ninnhets. Horse Illnnkels CLOTHING! Ileavy Flannel Shirts, White Linen and Cotton Shirts, Hickory HblrU, Undcnhlrts, Socks and Stockings, Towels, fcpool Cotton, Silk, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs, Babies' Woolen Hoods and Sboes, A Fine Asst of Braids and Trimmings, Ladles' Hoods, Sill; Illusion, lUbboua of all kinds, lironze Table Cloths, SADDLES, BRIDLES, F-oucaos, Tvrlnc, Pocket Ifnlvc-s, A FULL ASSORTJIEST OF GROCERIES! Tabic VlncBar, Galvanized Iron Tubs and Pails, Galvanized Sheet Iron, Hessians and Bagging, xv citor cjo. For Sale iy ED. HOFFSCHLAECER CO. 412 lm JUST RECEIVED PER C.

Murray," BV THE AT IIIK EVTAB. Itsnmcnt, comer King and Bethel street, 461 more of those very desirable Packages for Tallow, To be sold at a reasonable figure in lots to suit. 410 sm JAB. I. LEWIS.

Executor's Notice. The mrnERsrovrn, etecxtob of tbe last wU and testament of KAPAntTKm TKU, bx-eascd, nquesls aD persons bai-lns claims against the estate of the decedent, to present the aame, with the proper Touchers, vrtuila rix months from tBe date of this notice, or tbey wID be forever barred and an -parties Indebted to lue mrna to make Immediate paymen fiiu.i ii. it txecmor. Tlonolula, June rw, Ifn. 440 41 Bf E.

P. ADAMS. REAL. ESTATE! Jjt Auotlo-a. ON SATTJEDAY, AUGUST 2d, At IS o'clock 21., I Trill Offer That Very Desirable Piece of Property SITUATED On tbe Corner or Jnild nnd IJIInai Streets.

Owned by Mr. SL Pico, and occupied for the last four j-eSrs br s. cj. U(ier, uq. Tor partlculan appljr at the Auction Room of E.

P. ADAM3, Auctioneer. Notice. THE COSJTECriOV OF Al HAPAI WTT1I the Firm of 1IATAI 4 SiOSS case thla date, and all pel-sons are forbidden to par him any accounts due the Finn, or to trust him on Its account. Far-tie Indebted to HAPAI A S0X8 will please make immediate payment, and an ha-rlmr.

claims asalnst the concern will please present accounts at once to the nnder- sbmed. "Tt UBo, July 1ST. (HJJt) O. A. ItAPAL J.

T. WATERHOUSE. On Selected for this Harkotf ENGLISH DRY GOODS In Pnrt ta FoIIom A Large Assortment of Fancy Prints, AND BRILLIANTS, Large Flowored Ulalii Prints, Earhtone Ginghams, -Extra Heavy Blue Denims, White andBrown Cotton. Bine Cotton and Brill. A SrLEJfDID LOT OK LADIES' GIRLS FANCY STRAW HATS OEXT3' XSD BOYS Straw, Drab and Felt Hats CHOICE A I 1 1 A X.T I 1.

Artificial Tlowers, Fruits and Feather's, Fancy Dross Stuffs, GrcnadlncM. Ilncn Ln-rrnir, "TTKATEK-PlfOOr TEED, GRAY, BEACK and lilue, Black, and Orcen, Black nnd Gold, An Assortment of Clothing in Block and Fancy Tweeds, Uarl- Illue Flannel and Scotch fancy Tweeds Men's White shirts, Fancy Itegatta and Hickory Shirts. BLACK AND COLORED. RIERINO AND C0BURQ5, LINEX lIANDKEnciUEFS, Unen Thread, White oiace Cotton, Jtendlng Cotton, Hlack and Fancy Mlk Ilibbons and Velvets, In great vajtety Gents' Fancy 8Uk Hearts and Hci In every style. Ladles' and Gents' White and Fancy Cotton Hose, Genta' and Uoys' 11 row and Fancy.

Cotton docks, D'aclc Silk Umbrella!) and Parasols, Table llamask, Ilsown and Slate Hollands, Honey Comb and Huckabuclc Towels, Linen Damask, Table Kapkbis, Fancy Unices, Men's Cricketing Belts and Cricketing Caps. Men's Aquatic ltnm-pum-pas HAts, cheap and good. Fancy Woolen Shirts, White and Brown Undershirts and Drawers, Saddles of Various Qualities Prices lli-Idlcs. Hits, Spura, Paints and Paint Oil lYhale Simile. -tTroncht Iron -falls, Nliliifrlc Jfnlt-i, Corm-rnlerl Iron, Perforated Sheet Zinc.

Crockery-ware, Table Cutlery, IOCHET UXIVES, Percuislon Gunpowder, Shot, Sail Twine, Fishing Lines, Ifettlnj: Twine. 412-tm Wrapping Paper, Saw Flies, Cutlery, 4c THE GREAT BOOK Of tlxo Boamox. H0WI FOUND LIVINGSTONE By II. M. ITAKLET.

One large octavo volnme, 730 pages, superbly Illui (rated with Hlxty EarrraTlnes anil Mnps. This Volume contains the latest and most authentio information regarding tbe Central Region of Africa and abonld be in every man's library. A FowlVolumos only on han'd. Apply to II. M.

WUITNEr. -ALS0- iTTiist lieoeiveci, Dick's Encjclopa-dia of over 6,400 Practical Receipts and Processes, Bickertteetb's Ye-terday. To-day and forever. Tbe Japanese In America. Beecher'a Vale Lectures.

Miller's Songs of tbe Sierras. Brooks' Seres Months Rnn Around tbe World. Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales. Ihe Church Iljmn Book. Bonnd Volumes of lbs Xunery.

Tbe Sacrifice of Praise, with tones. For sale by IT. M. WHITJiEY, SSiScOOPER GAUGER, At the Old Stand, center King and Bethel Street. Would Inf.

Planters, Agents aod ctbera that, in adjl-I km to lili former large tork of Tierces, lUrrels and Cwlts, by the arrival of the ship Currnr, from Uofoa, be has received 3180 Bbl. Sbooks end Containers, Of a superior quality, wbich win ba sold reasonable In Iota to suit. ITS hopes by attention to tattae lo merit continuance of the patronage which bst lieretoture enjoyed and fr witlch he nmr irturni bl tb-lnkv. Ki tan ur c. s.

BAivrbW. THISDAY. ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, At 10 O'Clock'A. -will be Sold; DRY GOO JDS! seen as Prints, Denims, White, Brown and Bleached Sbettlns-i, JrininrV Cotnrra and Merinos, Woolen and Dress Goods, Shawls, Blankets Bed Spreads. CLOTHING Woolen and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers, Casaunere rants.

Socks and Stockinet. Drawer-- White and Calico Shirts. Nn.cc- of Brown Sn-rar, Cases of Ale. Saelu of Floor, AND A VARIETY OF SUNDRIES. C.

8. BARTOW, Anct'r. Imported Carriage Horses tVt L-tzotlozi. By Order of the Administrator of tha Estate of Ills Sat Majesty, I am Instructed to Sell at Public Auction. On SATURDAY, 26th In Front of Galea Hoom.

AT 13 O'CIVOCK. Jtoo-r. A MARE AND HORSE Imported IU. late Majesty than CallTbr-ila. llaTabeea driven tcectber a ffpan.

ALSO Tbe t'clebrnted Ti-oitln--r Hone. With a Superior Harnen made expressly far tab Iterse. Two Superior Saddle Horses! One has been used In harneaa, ALSO. Span of Cray Horses! A Kind and gentle, of the lUwaHan Hotel. Cnn be driven as anon or sbulr.

SeM for no fault the owner expecting span of horse from CbSfarala. 8. BARTOW Jtoctloaeer. Sales R.OOTT1 OK TUESDAY, JULY 29tht At 10 o'clock A. JI Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Hacks orMucnr.

AND A I0T OF FURNITURE C. BA1CTCW, AncOonMr. Guardian's Sale of Heal Estate. rnr-mant to Hcetue of sale, taroed by the Hon. A.8.

Hart- well, Jnstlce of the Supreme Court, dated tax ITIb daj; ef July, 1373, to the undenlzned. Guardian of tbe Hatale a Rebecca JlelUjb, minor, I wm ofltr tot sale al ruMe Aua-tlon. Oil Saturday, 9th of AugtiBt next, At 13 o'clock -toon, at Halts Room, To the highest bidder for Caah. an the t-kht. UU, ttm and Interest of tUe late Peter J.

Meiaab. deceased, ta aa4 to the FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE, Situated off Jfnnana Talley. Cnllod Hulpnlpal, near Nuuanu Dairy, And deaertbad as faSews: TlornX EOT Ctnmnin-r at tba rant co roar ef tbta lot. runnln-; south i3 J0 west, by Lepe. 10 frrt.

rrr-e asaln to place ofcommeaeemtiit, mnnliw ta araat Its -tt fret by Malai'a lot thenca sooth wm KS i ay Ka pahnkepan's lot containing 27-I0O -trrra. Also, Kalo Pstch. Commencinir at tbe east comer, mnntnj: aoat-i 1 1 30 west slllnksby Keoul Ana: anatn weal as saka.sr Pualoaluand J.Pllltol; north tv iy wrat. lit Jtlbonul north M' west. ttaks aerth a wt-m links, by Nlhoiiul north east.

Itrtka aMtH i-aat. 20 links, br Kuukua aud ICjcalhwa Co place ef wwnwajf ment. Contalnlnj? is-ioo of an Acre. TITLE IH GOOD, beto a fee sbBple, ooemumt-irvat. A Good Dwelling Uonse on the Premises, A Kalo Patch under Cultivation.

Title papers may be seen by caiknc at the Aaeaam Banes of a a Bartow, who will (ire ad Be-se-eary hifrmwsHoai. JOHN V. ea-lan. C. B-tRTOW.

For Safe. A TWO-TIIIEEE CH.H3E, ClOODOnnXIl xav Appiy ii. a. RAHTOW. Notice.

MY WirE. BEimi.V OLEAHO.T. nATsTIO left my bed awl board without Jaat ptem-ease-, aB persona are hereby notllled that I wia pay aoaVMaaT lav contracting aod an penona are warned acraiaat ciab-a1 ar board or or In anywise hsrtorlne ber. ander r-w-altyoftbeUw. JQUS OLSASOH.

Wathole. KoolM Juiy 19, ISTt ttf Star Copperas Faint, fy OAEI.O.V AJfD HALF aAZXO.X CXTfft- JL Tot sale ny (n BotxBt a ca Polar and Sperm Oil, IX OlTAXriTIES TO 81'rTFor SaJa by til BOtUW A CO. Salmon Bellies, I.V IIAU- ASD ail. BABBia- 'orSalaby -I7) BOtXJS Jk CO. Oregon Pilot Bread, IX BO.VD OH DlTTr rarfMekjr It: eOLLEB av CO, California Saloon, Pilot Bread, xn chackeh-s a.

aESEEAL jjteotexittscr. Also, A Tew Cases Jlrtllora, ia tmall Cake-a, Suitable tor the Its tail Trade. rorSalaby 4tZ Whi taker and Banner Hams, The eest Airnt-XE ix Tire jiARKirr-Juat received per Stearaex: ior Hale by 12 Bouxn ca Columbia River Salmon, n.lKHELS AXD H.tKKEll WniJfri Jl I'ACKli'G, 1ST A i-pIrtaUd OualUyBecelved per CoiUlUca. rorSaleby 'tin BOUJ4 A CU Oregon Oats, I'ST ARBITED AXO TOK MAIX BT 1R BOIXiaSat CO. Golden Gate JgAIfXIW EXTRA, EXTK.S, r.UULT, fiaperflue susd wlmtr.

-aw Tamfny from the Brtz AtKltarrA. and Ar Male. by a SOLUM at CO. Greenbacks Wanted, FOB WHICH THE Hlfllir.VT rKICE WIIi be paU at 11 Dooiatere of 1. M.

WUrrl.T. Seit to OCSja..