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RuseWood, Mahogany aud Black Walnut.

And great variety of articles usually kept in first
class Furniture Warehouse, which too numerous to
mention. ~ .3f - -
25cts to IS 90. I -17.1'1
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from 81 IS to $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 IS to $50 co.
Brass clocks, with iron frames from AZ so 10
IS co.
liberal discount made to country dealers [n3O-tf
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Burlington {. Jue easements.
Burlington Foundry.
CEIAS. EsANBRlE. BurIingtGU. Iowa.

n AM prepared TO furnish Steam Engines and Boilers
IA of various sizes and kinds; Circular saw Mills,
Smut Mills, Browns Patent Portable Grinding Mills,
Threshing Machines, Bridge Irons, Columns, Caps,
Balcony Railing, Fencing, Door Fixtures for Vaults,
Jails, &C.
FOR sALE-Gum and Leather Betting, Saws of all
sizes, Pig and Boiler Iron, and all the variety of Cast
and Wrought Work and Mill Machinery, furnished at
short notice and warranted of good material and work
manship. [oct. l, '5I-n31-lyl
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Dr. HALLS ESsasssEss,

Camden, IIiIIsdale Co., Mich, March 2, 800.
Messrs.. o. r. BAKER Co.
Gents:-My daughter was confined to her bed all
last winter with Diseased Lungs. Our physician hav-
ing given her up, was induced to try your valuable
remedy. l ut once procured bottle of DR. VIM
HALLS BALSAM, AND COMMENCED USING IT
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, and am happy to
state that with the of the first bottle she
much relieved be able to dress herself and by the
OF the second bottle she was ENTIRELY restored
to Health.
would most heartily recommend all persons wo are
suffering from Diseased Lungs, any disease arising
from COLDS, to use it at The above remedy does
not fall in any instance, to do all it is recommended
SAMUEL LEAMAN
B0LLES, SMITH CO., Preprietors, II South Wa
ter street, Chicago, to whom all orders should be ad-
dressed.
PRIoEs1 90 per bottle or six bottles for $5 co. for
sale by j. l.. Taylor, VIM. f. Elmendorf, g. Lawrence,
0ttumwa, Collins Knight, Abba, j. c. Dunlap Co.
Eddyvlle, W. Baker, 1owaville and druggists every
where. nII-y
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n. 3. SlSSON,
ED"N GEvE>

HAVING permanently iocatedin e-~~--=.>
III OttuInwa, offers his services to ISIS ,
the citizens of town and vicinity. All VI w. "a
work warranted. Ladies waited on at AIIly
their residences IL desired Teeth inserted from one to
either by of springs atmospheric
pressure He may be found at the Office of Drs. William
Thrall, the LIST week In the month. FEB. IA SO
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRRPH.-Thc London Tymes
announces that the silence Of the Atlantic Telegraph
proceeds from . change in the electricians, that most
capable man, Professor Hughes, having not under
taken the management. 1t is as much a mistake of
the Herald to call him an American as it is Of the
Irish papers to claim him as an Irishman. He is a
born Welshh,an, with an Irish and American educa-
ton. Mr.. Warehouses; apparatus succeeded in ac-
complishing Only one word a minute. while Professor
Hughes easily manages five words inthat period. 1t
is also needful to have a heavier piece of cable at the
shore ends, and the steamer with The Trinity Bay end
will not sail from England till the ninth of this month.
1t will also bring one of Mr.. Hughes improved in
struments and the proper operators. 1t will, there
fore. be another week, at least, before the grand
tongue of fire will be ready for public speaking. In
the meantime, the cable is all right. and signals are
constantly passing over it A sure sign that its con-
tinuity is perfecs-Leslie's Illustrated Netcpaper.
PROFITABLE WHALING VoYAGE-VALUABLE DIscov-
ERY AND HEAVY TRANsAcrISy IN AMBERoRIs.-The
schooner Waterman, Capt. Char,Ss W. Hussey, Of
Nantucket, returned to that port about two weeks
since from a whaling cruise in the Atlantic Cceean,
having been absent about q year. While cruising in
Sam Bay the schooner captured a sperm whale, from
which was obtained eleven barrels Of oil, worth about
S4O. The most valuable part of the whale, which
was a very large one, and in a ~perishing state when
struck, consisted, however, in the extraordinary Sc
erection in the i~ntestines of about sir hundred pounds
OF ambergris, said to be worth $50, 600.
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centre Of the Southern group Of the smaller Philip
pine Islands. has been opened to foreign trade by the
spanish Government, and is probably destined before
long to become well known in commercial enterprise,
merchants or ship owners here who ever heard Of
the place. Iloilo Tor Iloylo) is the chief port of the
small but fertile island of Panay, which contain a
population ofabout 100, 900 inhabitants, and, together
with the neighboring islands, of which it is expected
to be the commercial depot, the population may be
estimated at two millions. Besides varieties Of East
ern produce, of lesser Importance, with which we are
familiar from our connection with Singapore, Iloilo is
expected eventually to export largely sugar and hemp
not only for shipment of raw produce to England,
but for importing and distributing among the neigh
boring islands q proportionate amount of British
manufactures.
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A in beaven--very well. How is it with
breakers and blssphemers! Sabbath
pud0e.v said he, "there is no Sabbath IN
T whistled. CAS- for ~blasphemers they
racc to any society. 1 only see a few here
Who are tolerated because they acquired
rbiIe blowing among roots and stumps and
In fact they strut about as if pluming
on their pernicious habit" What class
EonaIs are most numerous, such as lawyers.
,r;es,s, &C.? "The less said about law
ors and priests the better; there is no chance
the tricks of their trades here. Everybody
Z, all sham-work is shufled off with the
y, that served to conceal il. There are a
or who are permitted to ply their earthly
.count of their condition which claims our
H. Z" DO you see any such I" Eyes. There
sse- he has a fervent face, shut in a close
[lipht and candle burning, and he is nearly
L. ,,ners. dirt and cobwebs, and stuck all
rooSe ouiIIs (he writes with quills). He is
EnIomat. 1 think. He is sweating away just
~.ti.tics, disdaining figures, he writes them
in characters unknown to me and which
or never can be read by anybody"
H. the clairvoyant must have got into the
Zee. I requested him to look about well and
"Surely this is the right place for here
Z, man with his three hundred wives and
e. concubines, also the humane husband
xi6e. and there is St. Peter by the gate
- and a sword and n dried-up human
,ame away then, but with my own ideas as
pg in the right place.
Der IA, 1858 HILo-
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b. F.. SNOW,
Commission Merchant,

HONOLULU, OAHU, S. l.,
llFFERS o SALE, In LOTS TO SUIT
Hent P Of "a NJ faSt Consisting aahaEi IN rR psns 81 e s lser isi sssG1sc
named articles:
White and grey merino drawers, Red flannel drawers.
Women's white cotton hose, Silk Velvet,
hmorO"ereS 1naeIs SIC -, +, ~. Eoran handkerchief
Check linen shirts,
White L. b. shirts,
White linen handkerchief
Goat buskins, Enameled leather brogans.
Lemon syrup,
Tomato catsup.
Boxes fire crackers, spittoons.
Mosquito netting, Boston Beauty stoves,
Looking glasses, Britannia tureens,
Solar lamps, Side lamps,
Lamp icks, Nos. i and ?.
4 Set Tinman's Tools.
Whale line, spunyarn, Ravens duck,
Cotton duck, Nos. 3 and 4.
PLATFORM SCALES,
GROCER'S SCALES,
COUNTER SCALES
L METAL Is to 2s or
COMPOSITION NAILS.
Tared paper, Venetian blinds, Hand carts,
Lead pipe, Brass hose pipes, LR. hose,
Brass bib locks, Hedge anchors, Chain Gables.
IRRoY CHAMPAGNE, C~URRANT WINE,
Cases BOURBON WHISKY, cts and pts,
10-gall. kegs BOURBON WHISKY,
A Large assortment of Crorkery Ware:
Bowls, vegetable dishes, plates, ewers and basins, mugs, jugs.
Boxes glass, cream-laid paper, nappies, etc.
Tower bohs,
Thumb latches, gimlets,
Hooks and staples, frmer chisels,
Tower bolts, brass butts, bingham buckets,
Dyers healing embrocation. cotton bags, corn brooms,
Bride leather, wagon harnesses. FORMULATING mills, etc, etc.
COMPOSITION and FELT, for Fire Proof Roofs.
Genuine MARIA FARINA COLOGNE.
fsa n 1siis, f GSf R 6ed:iiead., T FanssIa1 i.asps, OIL
Corkscrews, VerdigTis, Hammers, Sheath knives,
Black paint, Padlocks-
RED and BLUE BUNTING,
On CASKS, SHOCKS, HOOP IRON,
Sperm and POLAR On,
1ostf RICHMOND FLOUR, ETC., etc.
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6LASTIC TELEGRAPH.-Ever since that mem
~ when the practical value Of the Atlantic
was triumphantly demonstrated by the re-
" the news that a treaty of peace had been
between China and the allied powers, the
$ awaited with exemplary patience the an
ent that the line was ready for business. The
5 celebration Of the LIST inst, in New York,
Posed to be the grand opening of the line, but
discovered to be q mistake, several days
d the inference is fair that the wire canno
to talk. This is understood to be the case,
announced, apparently by authority, that
ehouse machines have been found to be ut
pmpetent. and have been given up. The
Instruments are to be tried at once, and the
VI be known about the LIST of October. At
nnts, Professor Hughes, who has two instru-
IN him in London, was preparing to leave
OF them for Trinity Bay 1t was arranged
Fable company should send Especial steamer
erpool to Trinity Bay on or about the 10th
pnth, to convey the Professor or his assist
all necessary instruments and other fixtures
png the cable He will arrive there about
or 18th Of the month, and will Of course re-
" days for preparation and the adjustment
ashInery. This will occupy him until the
feptenaber, or perhaps 10 the LIST Of October,
einly not longer. If, therefore, he succeeds
cuiations, we may count on being placed IN
fnjcyment Of the fruits Of his labors by the
ke-
hope for the best, and trust that another
triumph is close at hand. The cable was
ne 9Th OF August, and If it is ready to work
ID of two months it will be no less n matter
ht thanksgiving than if it had spoken freely
hrst-Boston Journal.
NEW MALASD MIGHT BDcoNE--Without q
migrant population, New Zealand can rise 10
IRE than Tahiti, the Sandwich Islands, the
any other semi-savage island group OF the
fei6e. With her parish handful Of 6O.oOo
pts, she may be Ekened to the puny infant
over straw; give her q population OF ooo.-
then the value Of her present colonist.s
I'd be increased fifty fold, and her step would
8; give her . population Of 5000, . and
display an annual export OF E2O,OOO,O Wv
sweep the Pacific, take toll OF Austraiia's
Hes, harry China, alarm Russia, defy the
md demand Prince Albert for King-JNelO
or Zsaiandia, the Brff6is of the South.
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aem advertisements.

A. HARRIS, OAHU y. b. SWAIN, HAWAII.
ABEL HARRIS & CO.,
Dealers in all kinds Of Hawaiian Produce, Honolulu. Oahu. H. I.
Draw Bills Of Exchange on Messrs. McRuer & Merrill, San
Rrancisco, Z. s. A.. l26tf
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sE CLAMPSUS v."-Notice is hereby given that the
next Regular Meeting Of this Order viii be held on next Monday
Evening, at O'Clock, atthe Hall, over DR.. McKibbin's Drug Store,
on Queen street. Resident and transient Brothers are respectfully
invited TO attend. Per order N. 6. H. 126-1t
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.DMINIsrRATOR's NOTICE.

y CuUILOU having been appointed AdminisRaxot
~ Ekate of J. g. Levi, late OK Honolulu, deceased,
~ rs,.ons having any demands against the said estate ~ r-
al - sA ,as. their accounts 10 the undersigned and all per
sons indeooeo C. c. HARRIS, Hs
payment. A-a-tse e Attorney for Administrator.
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The Undersigned has on Hand,

lhC OHuCf 81 nCu HIS VIZ hidAus
a Nd OFFERS FOR SALE AT HIS STORE
IA on HOTEL STREET, at very moderate prices
Ladies' bonnets, (new) elegantly trimmed,
Babies white embroidered merino hoods,
Do do WOODEN hoods.
Do do and colored wool boots,
Do embroidered cambria robes and waists,
Ladies' CATERS, various styles and qualities,
Misses do do do
Chndren's CATERS and shoes,
Ladies' Isle thread stockings, plain and open work,
Misses white cotton stockings,
Ladies' do do do. various qualities,
Ladies' corsets, white and colored, various styles,
Crochet needles, crochet cotton, crochet collars,
Embroidered cambria collars, latest fashion.
Rich thread lace, from ! to 9 inches wide,
Velvet ribbons, various styles, figured and plain,
Rich bonnet ribbons. do sash do, do betting do.
Fancy silk ribbon belts, do elastic do,
Brass hoops for skirts, barege dresses
BriIiants, French prints, kid gauntiets,
Cords and tassels, heavy do for furniture trimming,
ladies' black silk gloves. do Mohair mitst,
Damask table covers, white linen damask napkins,
White cotton curtain fringe, gents cambria hdkfs,
Coats sewing cotton, Philips wax thread.
Linen and cotton tapes, all Sizes
Linen towels, diaper, ladies' and gents grass cloth hdkfs,
Black and colored silk frioges, great variety,
Ladies' mohair caps, various styles and qualities,
Ladies' heavy grey talmas, black cloth do,
Black silk mantnlas, white ruches.
Gents white cotton socks, very superior,
Misses broad leaf LegIorn flats. Tuscan do,
A few YER ELEGANT GRAPE SHAWLS.
Dress Trimmings nf every description, including a great vari-
ev of Fancy Buttons, and numerous other Fancy Goods, too
1neron sto uarric41iarize. 1925 If! g. CLARK
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Important Sale Of Real Estate

To be sold by Auction, on
SATURDAY, 11th DAY OF deer NEXT
Ali O'Clock, A. NJ. Os the Premises
The following valuable Property Of HENRY s. sWINrON, ESQ.
~ No. All that Lot of Land in Kawanahoa. in Nun -
N. anu, wherein the large and connections Mansion, a.
LIZ. called 81 Baunockburn," stands, as lately occupied@-
nv Mr.. Gregg, bounded by the avenue leading from the public
road. with all buildings thereon.
No. 2+AH that Lot of Land on the makai side Of said avenue,
and fronting on the road, being one OF the choicest building lots
In the valley, and completely and substantially fenced in.
No. al those three Kalo Patches lying in the rear Of No. j,
and ON the mauka side Of said avenue or lane.
No. All those several Patches on the mauka side Of said
lane, and in the rear of No. :, newly planted with bananas and
pumpkins.
Nos. 8 and 4. and extending back to, and bounded by the river,
and containing COG fathoms.
No. 6-An that Pasture Farm lying on the Eva side Of said
river, and containing about 81 acres, as conveyed to MI. Swinson
by the late Chief Justice Lee. -
No. An that House Lot on the makai side Of King street,
in Honolulu, on which MIR. Swinton resides, with all buildfngs
thereon.
Dwelling House thereon
Plans of the several lots may be seen at the once OF yonn
Montgomery or c. G. Harris, Solicitors, Honolulu, where all re-
ouired information in relation TO them may be had.
A. p. EVERETT,
J. r. COLBURN
1aa4 Auctioneen-
4STA
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They Are in Town !

AND al BE SEEN AT
ELr CORNER OF FORT AND HOTEL SITS. TED5N
% A superior lot Of Partisan SPRING. (fXA
AASEAT and the workman--4AG
shin has been executed by the most skilful artists, no pains
having been spared to make them what they really are, in every
sense of the word-AN EASY RIDING SADDLE.
Also-New styles of LADIES' SADDLES, WHIPS, etc. be-
sides a large stock of English, American and Spanish Saddles;
Harness, double and single; Collars and Hames; Carpet Bags
and Leather yalises; Sole, Pump and Rigging Leather.
122 If Ii. II. hOBINSoN.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE!
IL. PARTIES WHO HAVE NOT PAID
their taxes when called upon by the undersigned, or who
have had tax notices left at their residences, or places OF business,
are hereby informed that the undersigned will be at his Office on
emma Street, ID door from Beretania Street, to receive their
axes every Saturday from 9 O'Clock AN. to 5 O'Clock PM,
until further notice. VIM. WEbSIEh,
Tax Collector, Kona District, Oahu.
uono,r,r Oct Of 1873. 123-f
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE
a Copartnership for the transacting of a General commits
sion Business, under the firm and style Of d. G. WATERMAN
& CO.
We especially solicit any business connected with the interests
of the Home Whaling Fleet, in the consignment of supplies, fur
nishing of funds, sales, or purchase OF exchange, oil, bone, gen.
D. c. WATERMAN,
117-3m JOHN r. POPE.
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HONOLULU RIFLES, ATTENTION !-You
are hereby notified to be at the Armory on MONDAY the 10Th
instant, at 12a O'Clock, in full uniform, for the purpose Of
Parade. Per order: +. l. JONES, Ord. sergt-
J. H. BROWN, Captain 12o1t
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Ex .Mountain wave.''

September.
800 gallons best boiled oil;
1000 lbs navy breads;
g half bbis crushed sugar; ,a{
Is eighth casks American brandy.
Elk "Youns Creeks"
$50 10, II and Is feet oars;
!, g 81: 8. ss., .ss sas. s'g r. 4 ! ! J.; i. + 3 3 =; =, n '"'
20 lbs Prussian blue paint;
10 lbs chrome yellow do;
50 lbs chrome green do; ~
10 10 IS IS Srsneh blue;
GO charcoal irons;
Nc. ( Stoves Roger wilIiams;"
2 cases hops, l h papers;
100 bbs extra prime pork
200 bbls Gallego -four;
a Ice r. =: p gsi9, bread bread;
100 tins assorted crackers; rHa
20 half bbls new Goshen butteri
ZIG small chooses, in tins;
100 whole boxes raisins; 80
100 boxes 8. ". soap,
casks zante currants; t4ta
% kits No. l mackerei; aG
IS cas-: Sc 1S;. s ssSs Is 80. sss. .s,s; q
g boxes champsgn. cider;
i sS s ssis IL s' Sssr s.ss, .s'ssy S'''
10 Io-gsuon kegs prime Bourbon whisky;
sSs ss.''sa l sss: superior pc %. 20 s..r. vi si..,,
10 oc.sves aRivisrTs" S.ody; H.,.
S quarter casks {" Dun Gordon" pale sherry; ~
e bales gun.y bar; ... ss
doc blue do do; SIT
g S 90. Denim Denim i RsossS
u s:,s: Ans:.s.s ssss:ins'-4t 49, s:'"n'
10 bsies Otis denims;
bales Cords drnls-l4 brown;
case Lancaster axipes;
t Ssis ass Ssss poison: ros ,assf 9fi "a
% For sale to arrive on liberal term; y .,A, rvso r.
70"
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Ssptriai Aotitts.

A CARD.CCapt. NORTON, Of the South Seaman, desires
to acknowledge his gratitude to Capt. Kenworthy and Odcers
On the Bark Delaware, for having rescued the remainder Of the
boats crew, on the oath Of August, after the sad loss OF Mr..
Rausser and young Cummings See their deaths reported in
another column 126-1t
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Views of Honolulu !!

IL PERSONS OR RESIDING
on these Islands, should not fail to send a set OF q. HI.
Burgers, Views of Honolulu to their friends abroad,
as they will convey by far a better idea of the Scenery, Habits,
t;sbed To he had of L. BURGESS,
LIST Paint shop, on Ming stree'' near TUT
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Amy man who professes TO understand ALI
trades and sciences, assumes to impose an absurdhy upon
the public. On the same principle, any medicine which Fro
fesses to cure all diseases, is unworthy the slightest conf
dence, and should at once be denounced as a quack nostrum'
The Grefenberg Family Medicines do not assume to cure all
diseases with one remedy. They have eleven different medicines
each adapted to its peculiar disease and time has proved, be
yond a question, the efficacy and certainty Of these preparations.
Their list comprises the following medicines:
GRFFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS;
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoLICON;
GREFENBERG SARsAPARILLA;
GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY;
GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT;
GREFENBERG CHILDREN's PANACEA
GREFENBERG CONSERVATIVE BALM
GREFENBERG EYE LOTION;
GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY
GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
GREFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH
For sale by 8. PORTER FORD,
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents. REDINGTON & CO.
122-6m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco. I
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To Whalemen,
Livery Stable.

- THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO IN.
form his friends and the public that he has re-opened
his Livery Stable at the OLD STAND, corner of Mauna
Kea and Marine streets, near the steam Mill, where
ill he found THE BEST OF SADDLE HORSES to let at reasonable
rices. His old patrons and others are respectfully invited to
all. l11S-fl rhANh MANAS"
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NAVICATJON

NAVIGATION.
USE OF INSTRUMENTS. LUNAR OBJ:
servations, and every branch necessary for an accomplished
Navigator, taught in the most thorough aud practical manner,
by DANIEL smith,
u9-3ms Residence, Kukui street, opposite Mr.. Levers.
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Greeferberg Manual Of HenIth.-A hand
somely printed volume of 300 pages, containing concise and
extremely plain descriptions Of all manner of diseases, their
symptoms and treatment. Every family should have one.
Price only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 1t will be sent, postpaid
to any post-ofice in the Sandwich Islands on the the receipt
of 25 cents by mail or express.
The Grafenberg Medicines are for sale by
8. PORTER FORD, j
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents. REDINGTON & co,
122-em4 Wholesale, Druggist S, San + : ncisco.
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Annual Meeting of the Hon.
olulu Sailors Home Society for hearing reports, election of Trus-
tees, &C., win be held at the Bethel on THURSDAY EVENING,
25th inst.
The six retiring trustees are-Thomas Spencer, j. 7. Water
house, II. NJ. Whitney, G. NJ. Robertson, H. J. H. Hoidsworth,
II. Hackfeid, and the twelve persons nominated according to the
provisions OF the Charter, from whom six may be elected, are W.
A. Aldrich. w. Goodale, ]. NJ. Smith, J. W. Borden. Geo. Clark,
]. W. Austin, Thos. Spencer, J. I. Waterhouse, II. N. Whitney,
G. NJ. Robertson, II. J. II. Holdsworth, and II. Hackfeld.
I. BARTLETT, Sec. s. II. Society.
Uonolulu,u. Nov. Q. 1858. 1243t
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Inn the San Francisco Pacific, we copy the
items which will be interesting to our