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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-19

IN PREDIcAMENT.-At the Girard House,
New York, the other evening, on old gentle
man came down stairs, in a huff, and evidently
from some place far beyond gas-light. He APP
preached Stewart, the clerk, and impatently
queried: "Here, Mr. Clerk, have you any tai
low candles 2" eyes, sir" quietly responded
Stewart, eve have" "rhen / wish you'd
give me some; | want something | can blow
out for I've been blasting away at that cussed
Jlgger IN my room till I've no wind left"
Stewart, by spasmodc effort, kept his coun-
tenance, and ordered up "a pound of dips to
room No. -"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-19

GRAND CHANCELLOR SALE-The
~ furniture and fixtures necessary for small family
70 keep house with The tenement occupied by said ar
nture VIII also be rented with ifdcsrcd twill be
sold at bargain II applied for Mt this office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-19

PETER LORILLARD,
Snuff and Tnhannn Manufacturer.

bnuH HHu IUUdUCU MdHu1dCJUI0Ii
10 and IS Chambers street. formerly ~ Chatham street,
New York,
would call the especial attention Of Grocers and Druggists
TO his removal and also the articles of his manufacture
viz; -
BROWN SNUFF.-Nfacaboy, Fine Rappee Coarse Rap
pee, American Gentleman, Demigros, Pure Virginia,
NAchitoches Copenhagen
YELLOW SNtFF.--Scotch, High Toast Scotch, Irish
High Toast LundyfoOt Honey Dew Scotch, Fresh
Honey Dew Scotch, Fresh Scotch.
TOBACCO.-SMoKING-N |. No. 2, Nos. 1 and mix
ed Kitefoot; FINE Cur CHEwINe-P. A. L., or plain,
Cavendsh Sweet, Sweet Scented Oronoco, Tin Foil
Cavenlsh; sMoKSe-st Jago, Spanish, Canister Turk
ish.
A circular of prices will be sent on application
n. B.-Note the new article Of Fresh Scotch Snuff.
ia2i pam
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TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe.

DVERTISEMENTS published. either In the Daley or
WEEKLY SPY, for slC0 square for three Insertions:
and 70 cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines or
less) constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside, in any prominent place. also those largely
displayed viii be charged extra rates Contracts by the
year may be made on liberal terms. s~4
10 An transient Advertisements must be paid in
ddrance Yearly regular advertisers will required
to make quarterly payments
~ no gratnitous Advertisements. No report. reso-
Iuuols or proceedings of corporation society
ASSOCIATION and no communication designed to call atten
LOn 70 any matter OF limited Individual interest,"
De inserted unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respor-
sioe ter any errors that occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement =
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Gigars anb Gobaeeu.

The subscriber has taken the Store formerly occupied
by Messrs. EssMAN Il HAAS,
No. LINCOLN HOUSE BLOCK,
where he intends to keep full assortment Of Imported
Havana and Domestic Cigars, comprising part the fol-
lowing brands: Ambrosa, La Antcuedad La Rosa Flor
De Cnbanas, FL Crusade Cubanas Carbaja Flor Pillar
cito Figaro, Wig Wag, Manila Cigars, Cheroots, Yara,
and Steamboat, HOrnosa, and Star Principe Also, all
kinds of Plug Fine Cut Smoking and Chewing Tobacco.
Snuff, Pipes, &c, together with large assortment Of
Fancy Goods Mcershaum Pipes and Tubes of all prices,
Cigar Cases Snuff and Tobacco Boxes Pipes STEMS
All goods warranted to give and will be sod
NJ T.. SHATTUCK,
iva dam Opposite Boston and Worcester Depot.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-19

AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, Dec, 10 1858.
About year since hair commenced falling off badly
to prevent which tried various preparations without
Believing should otherwise loose my hair
trey about TO submit to the shaving of my head
when friend who had been using Curtiss Cure
fully, advised me first to give it trial. did so-very
soon my hair ceased falling, the old hair which before
seemed dry and telesS, assumed healthy appearance
hair started out and continue the use of the Cure
with fun confidence that my hair will be fully restored
1t keeps the head cool the hair scalp clean
very desirable article ior toilet use.
n RRIGuANT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-19

The following certificate in regard to Mr. Curtiss
signed by several well known merchants citizens of
Boston and Providence, sufficiently auhenticates the
cure, and should be convincing to its merits:
We the undersigned, personally acquitted with Mr..
j. NJ Curtis the proprietor of "Curtiss Cure for Bald
mems and know that in the year 1851 he entirely
bald, also that he has fine head of hair any
person could desire Signed:
WILLARD SAYLES Attorney at Law Providence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-19

ROBERT p. WIGGIN, 43 Broad street, Boston.
WILDER a. ESTABRoOK, Chatham Row, Boston.
ALANSON WAY, Chatham Row. Boston.
BLANCHARD a BRO, As Commercial street, Boston
WESTON MERRITT Proprietor Patterson House, Bos-
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has been virtual dedicated by the MOBILES, although
its passage is ostensibly only deferred until soma
plan of providing means is suggested, it being
argued that the present and prospective finances
of the government are not more than adequate
for current expenses, and that government credit
is not, just now, sufficiently good to ensure the
raising of the money on exchequer bills, q posi-
ton which we are sorry to see the Minister OF
Finance assume, although it may be strictly true.
The Hula Act, passed by the Lower House, which
suppressed hulas and classed them as a public
nuisance, has also been defeated and thrown out
by the MOBILES, and a proposition made to intro
duce a rev bill relating to hulas, which, If we
are correctly informed, will legalize them, but
lace certain restrictions on them. The public
will await with some interest the action OF the
MOBILES on this question.
In this connection, it may not be amiss to call
the attention of the Legislature to the fact that
no provision exists for regulating the number of
members of the Lower House, after the adjourn
ment Of the present one. The law of 1858, which
fixes the number at present, limits its operation
from 1854 to 1889 inclusive. A joint resolution
could easily extend the present law till repealed, or
otherwise superseded by future legislation.
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CORRESPONDENCE Of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser)
Justice Undcr Hnwaiinn Laws.

Mn EDITOR II am told that there is q Law here
that the master of a ship is not responsible hr oeo's
contracted by his crew whilst in port; ana mat "nefe
a sailor has not been discharged over sixty Gays inc
master is not liable for any debts of his contracting
more especially rum bills.
A case has recently occurred which contrad'cfs the
VALIDITY of any such lay, if it exists A man oy the
name Of James Kempton was discharged IRON tne
bark INarren, Capt. Wilcox, in 1857, and was on
shore about twenty days. He then shipped in the
.Norfhern Light, Capt. Chapel; vent voyage NORTH
and returned to Honolulc in the fall OF 1905. lie
was discharged from the Northern Light about Inc
18th Eov., and again shipped in the bark Warren
the 23d. The Warren sailed from Honolulu on the
25th November. On the morning OF the bark's SAIL
ing. Kempton was arrested for a debt contracted Tor
rum the precious season, and the agent OF the War-
rem. rather than have the ship detained, became
responsible for the debt, should it be decided In q
legal manner against the man, but not otherwise
The case was brought before Judge Griswold by Mr..
Montgomery. The agent, being uniformed In
REGARD to the suit, stated to the Court that he wished
for time to show that they had no legal claims on him.
and it was granted. On the following day Mr.. Mont
eomery urged the suit before Judge Griswold, who
gave judgment against Kempton, without allowing
the agent to show that the man had not been on the
island at any time sixty days within the last three
wears. aud an officer was sent to collect the money,
and did SO.
This may be what is called justice in Honolulu by
Mr.. Griswold and Lawyer Montgomery and some
others, but it would not be considered so in any civil
lized country or in any gentlemanly community Ii
such proceedings be allowed by higher authorities II
any exist, it will tend greatly to drive ships from
Honolulu, and will make any amount of trouble.
Yours, &C.,
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ian farms, have other than merely boundary
fences. To see that noble animal. the horse, put
to no better use than starving at a stake, or
brought out to exhibit only the fnery or horse
manship Of the owner, is a sad spectacle. with
fenced premises. animals are easily trained to do
all the heavy brute labor required on the farm
and the mere training of which, and the mechan-
zeal skill evolved to accomplish the work, would
be immeasurably elevating, compared to the
present system of hand-plowing and human-pack-
ing to market, while the horses and bullocks are
tied to the stake or travelling over a neighbor's
patches. We have no patience and little sympa-
thy with any person or people whocould feel con-
tented with our present agricultural condition.
To make fences is to employ the idle, to harden
the body, to purify the heart, to promote peace
among neighbors, to enrich the laborer and ma
ton, in fact it is among the excelsior notices, and
we fervently hope the legislators, now in session,
will remember it in time to save the new Civil
Code from the disgrace of the present trespass
clause.
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Legislative.

During the past week the Lower House of the
Legislature has been quite industrious. OF at all
events. has got through a good many sections of
the Civil Code, having arrived as far as ga, or
about one-half the entire number. Some inn
portant amendments have been made in the Code,
among which may be noticed the striking out of
the obnoxious section in regard to inward pass
ports-a pet measure of the Foreign Office. The
provisions in regard to licenses to hawk and ped
die were also stricken out, it having been stated
that the present system was productive of great
evil in some remote districts, the business being
in the hands of the low Chinese, who demoralize
the people by keeping them constantly in debt.
The claim of William Jarrett. who in 1852 was
now asks to be recompensed. on the ground that
the charge of embezzlement then brought against
him was false, has been referred to a joint COM
mittee of the two Houses. The House has as vet
taken no action on the delicate subject of taxa
ton, although a stormy debate was had yester-
day on the bill to provide means to rebuild the
bridges in this district, destroyed by the late
food. but without coming to q vote.
Meantime, the Upper House gets along in it's
usual slow, unimpassioned manner, quite natural
for a body of men who serve without pay, their
only remuneration being the honor Of the posi-
ton. They however passed the bill authorizing
the sale of the Government Press, which is GER
tainly a step in advance, and have apparently
gone to work with a good degree of energy on
those portions of the new Code which have been
transmitted to them by the Representatives. The
New Hospital Act, passed by the Lower House,
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MEMORANDA.

Bark Dauiel Wood iea HHo on the 9Th Reports a heavy
swell from the n Z, having detained her in port Iet there
big Dudley, Of San Francisco. and schooner LihoEiho The
latter would leave In q few days. and viii he here on or about
Sunday next Bark Alice Frazier, Newell, hal sailed to c.uise
AID bone
Bnsanfine Angenefse lef New Bedford August 5: light winds
aaa Gains TO line. Becaimei on the line 20 days Spoke clip
pr ship adelaide, Of New York-b0und tn San Francisco. The
IdeLgide reported having spoken the Great Republic OF Cape
ST. Rpou-. IL days from New York Was OF Cape Horn about
three weeks Since passing the Cape have spoken no vessels
and bad only light Winds Crossed the line in the Pacific in
lDe W. Met the N Z trades In 8 y.
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The Rothschilds have bought an Austi
for $4,000, 600 forms.
Fifteen millions of dollars are surpds.,'
annually by the people of the United Sac
par ers.
A man in Cincinnati recently frans :
whiskey. on a wager Of one dollar. w
killed him.
The wharves Of New Orleans rent anr'
million pf dollars.
The City OF St. Louis has en'i-eis 3
use nf hand FIRE engines. sni efe s'a-a
TO our'- towns in the neiEitt-1rrVL
the New Tesfinnnr * m TO h'pl i
Court ditlect If China. in %onro,ttyr 4
15p Leaves, ut a cast at from l. 70 10 'H'1
Qneen Victoria. when she visits Bins
gives a bill 10 her lomesiicS. Sach ! i
took place. when Her Majesty minglei j
pendentS. AMI vpnng Prince Alfrei ~
buxorn houSe,nli,i. win le Prince Araa
rosy-cheekea ch ~iniheruaid with e'nsa"
Favorable tcc .unfs continue 10 10
the Pike PEEK soll regions. Seven Heo
rhe G 'uryia Conniny. took out SOW
Upw uris az six hun:rrd wagons. h"nnd
Were met, recently, between Fort As'+
crossing of the River Platte.
GONE Back AGAIS-A cnrrespohisH,
York Herald. writing froni New lea'Ap
of July 9th, states that the interesting j
cairns Island, the desendSnt OF the m.
Bounty. whom the British Gosernms@
in possession of Norfolk Island. had r.
fed with that place, and had retur"e'
residence on Pitcairn's Island. u
1.-THE above is incorrect, as the colon!
turned to Pitcarn's Island in Septe""
Com. .Afr.1
A large and very influential mee'ips
held in London, t. consider the ine'T;l
that the confessional is being estaoiisne.
of England, and il was resolved TO Pe
ment for a law prohibiting the p n
strong indignation on the subject
the meeting. -.N
The Doctors fee in New Orleans io,s
case is one hundred dollars, more y
cure. If taken in season. the do''" 0ps
not required after the fourth DAY "a 4
three thousand dollars a week IA
amount of fees for a good yelio" lev"
The extent TO which manufactures a:.,
duced in the Southern United STATES, n :
appreciated. In Georgia alone. ,ne' ssis
sixty cotton factories. while in other "a
larly in Louisiana and Alabama, su''
continually erected. ts
Great uneasiness exists in lreian, ,:,as
the formation Of a new order oil 500
which N spreading over the coanJ =,
members bind themselves not 10 NV Ssff
to the priests. They are supposed 10
ton and money from America mS.A
these societies. the projected WIS,
Irish regiment 70 ireland, il looked
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Am hrisantne Morning Star, Brown, I'm Micronesia, Is due
An sch vaquero. Newell, Is fully due nom Melbourne.
Am clipper bark szchem, Atkins, sailed from Boston Nov. 8,
10 Pierce K Co.'S line Of Packets-
Am bark Melita, Poilys, Is due from Kanschafka via San
Francisco
British rig Emma sailed from Liverpool, Aug q, for Fraser
River via Honolulu
Prom Lendon, about Jan Is, ship Scotsman, for Fraser River.
Ships Phauspue and Qnecn we're advertised 10 leave London
In IN Sept for Frazer River, touching at Honolulu
Ship Psszrro would probably leave Liverpool Oct ] for Homo
lain % T. c JansoaL
From Bremen, In IN January, clipper brig KohsiA, Corsen- TO
q. for whaling, By H1Gschiaexer 4 ssspenhort
Prom Bremen. early in March, clipper brig Aloha, to 4. for
whainx. by HoGschlaexcr & etapenhorst
Ana schooner Nsxlia. Penhallov, ..iied from New London
Sw Honoldu July l. R<ported at BIO Oct s.
An ship Nodcru 1ims. OF n. A Perces Line Of Packets.
Ia Boston for Honolulu, via Tahiti, August 5.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. ..
Mr.. Chamberlain from the Select Cunmittse on
Stamps, reported in favor of striking out, leases,
mortgages, articles Of coplrtnership, powers OF at
torney, and petitions to the Supreme and Circuit
Courts Ordered for committee of the whale IN
day.
\ resolution by Mr. kenui, to reconsider the Suhiecr
of %peddling licenses was laid on the table, when the
House proceeded 10 take up the
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Which was the report of the Select Committee on
Government stamps. Without cotuing to "a vote the
Committee rose. and the House adjourned.
: O'CLOCK, p 1.-The consider arion OF the sui jeci
OF Government stamps was resuuci in com.aittee of
the whole, and after "A slight amendment the sections
were passed.
Article III. The Department of Finance section
4IV. All persons between the ages of twenty and
sixty To he taxed one dollar, ~ "a poll tax
The subject of the animal tax. after a long discus.
sion, WAS postponed until Tomorrow. Adjourned.
THURSDAY, Jan. g..
The Speaker being absent, Dr.. Judd was appointed
TO the Chair pro ten.
PETITIONS. .
MIR. haauwaepaa presented \ petition from Mr..
William Jarrett, asking that he be compensated ..tur
so much Of the sum of SS.213 03, exacted from him
ON the 18th OF June, 1852. as was charged to him on
account of IN alleged deficiency in the Treasury, with
interest TO April LIST. 1861 Referred to n select COM
mittee. consisting of Messrs. Chamberlain, Sheldon
and Richardson.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Kalama. from the Select Committee on the sec
ton referring to passports, reported in favor of pass
ing said section with the addition, that it shall not be
construed to apply to Hawaiian subjects.
Mr.. Sheldon, rs a minority of said Committee. re-
ported In favor of striking out the section. He
tnought that under the present state of our relations
WITH California, a law of this kind was totally un-
called for, and would result in no advantage. but
might be made a means of serious sly obstructipe trade
and travel.
The House went into Committee on the tvo renor,s
Nh. kamaipelekane in the Chair, and the subject wa.
debated.
Mr.. Chamberlain. seconded by Mr.. Austin. moved
to adopt the minority report.
Mr- haiama supported the report of the majority.
He thought this was a necessary measure to keep out
6llibusters.
The report of the minority was adopted, and the
section OF inward passports was stricken out.
MI. chamberlain moved to strike out Section 444.
which reads as follows
1T shall not be necessary to grant a passport 10 any person
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IMPORTS.

Prom Srw BEDroRp-per Ansen.tte. Jan 12A4 cs slops, &c,
Capt , Hslry Srift; cask I tox, ship Emerald; 6 bxs, d C
Waterman L CO; ] keg, Capt z A Devo,; 1chesf, ] box, 2 kegs.
Johnson & rstsri hx:, T L Hanks. casks. 10 bxs bomb
aa.sres- ship Arctjc. I cssk sails. ; casks 10 boxes sIop<, 8 VI n
Shsroni 100 b6's b~f and pork. S hxs and 8 chests, VIM stott;
go fet boa. boards, Is oars, bark Helen Snow; 3s bxs preserv-
e meat, 20 sets cars, J B s'udiey; ] box, B P Bishop; / box,
" II Rsoei 96 hndis shocks. I truck and gear. $50 iron poles, ]
ses rive<s, I esk turS-, 8 tons hoops, 2ios feet oak plank. J.
cxs bomb izrces, ! box 2bhls ale. 2 casks butter, 1SS bbis -four
l scrap squeeser, l cask croekery. ! box hzrpoons. 9 chain stop
p<rs, 9 rrrrdsto1cs, ! sail boat. r Coady & CO: 2S,222 feet lum-
br, c II Levers; 2 bxs, Capt C 4 Bryant
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VESSELS IN PoRT.JANUARY 1s.

a. d. Ms sloop Calypso, Noctre<or-
Am clipper ship Syrea. Greene, discharging-
Am ship Gaiistor. Luce
Am bark Alexander. Bush
Russian ship Kamschsfka, Ju<clius-
Am bark Yankee, Smith,
An briyanrine Ansenette- Sruiley.
WHALERS-
An ship Splendid. Pearson Am bark Wavelet, Swain
Am sh South SEAMAN. Norton Am bark Vernon, Bumpus
Am ship Manuel Ortiz. H2zari Am bark EIorence,
Am ship Arctfr- Phillips Am bark Delaware, Kenworthy
An ship Maria Theresa, Coop Am bark Mary Frazer. Rounds
An ship Cincinnati, Williams Am schr z L Frust,
Am ship Nimros, Hoses Rus bark Turku, Sodertlom
Fr ship Espsdon- Homont Russ brig s. Constantine, Lind
Fr ship Y. de Rennes, G1-tnit holm
An ship Orrzinbo. Pease- Russ Tx Crater Berg. Enberg
Am bark Brighton, Tucker IIas bark Gamhia, Merritt:
An hk Harmony, Hax brig walus, Lass
Am bk sharon, King
merchant and war vc<s-,s, - whaiers-ToTAL, %.
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M

FokSrGy.
From SEw BsDToHp-Per Angene.te, Jan le-Theod A King
coAsTwIsz-
For LAEAIsA-per Kamoi. Jan s-Niss Kate Gray, n Wen
sH, o II Harris. Colt Hebron
Tor KArAf-pc- EXCEL, Ian Ill Porter Green
From Huo-pcr Daniel Wood, Jan 12-B Pitman and two
children. 5 L Austin, Ms d II Hitchcock, Capt Friesach, J ii
CcueJ, uon- 8 Kiri-
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WILD Goose CHAsE-News is scarce IN these
dull times, but the best Joke Of the season occurreo
ION the beach yesterday morning. and we must oe par
doned if we make the most Of il. "Ihere sne o'o"si
was heard from two or three lookouts. " ihere
she blows. right of the bell buoy, passed along
from mouth to mouth. Without stopping to see wna'
il was. there was q general stampede for whaie-ooats.
and we noticed friend Spencer, who is always ahead
in work or fun, got his boat ready hrst, manned by
a gallant and picked crew, with an old ana expert
epced whaleman from the Splendid as boat-steeref'
and showed of with lance in hand. Determined not
TO be outdone, some of the ships in port lowered
AWAY. and in a trice two boats from the .Nfmrod, one
from a French vessel, one from the JMonfezumas and
some others seven or eight in all-were seen scud-
ding out the channel for the bell buoy. Every little
| while q splash of the water was observed, foliowedo y
:. There she blows again - Pull boys, pull, there
abe blows y" Meantime we could hear sundry
whispers as to the quantity Of sperm oil IN marker
and the price. We even engaged to take q re" gal
Ions from the lucky boats for the purpose OF greasing
the wheels of our power press. Away the boats pull
ed for a good two miles, till on coming up 10 the
buoy, the discovery was suddenly made that the
spouting was caused by shots discharged in a target
practice from H. b. NJ. Ship Calypso. Suddenly
all the boats we're seen pulling about and heading for
shore amid roars of laughter from the man-of-wars
men and observers on the lookouts. The disaP-
pointed s. spouters'' landed with the best grace posi-
BILE, putting and sweating like Crimeau heroes, and
sheathed their bright lances, while our poor press
will have to squeak OH till the next g sparm" whale
visits our barbor.
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NrER-rsLAND TRADE.

For KArAf-per Excel. ian LILO bbis salt, s bbls coal, 2
tons bar iron, 1 Ton boop iron, 300 n lumber, 10 cs mdse, 2
sugar ciaraen, 2 te.s,ead., AID suniry small items. 20 deck
passenger
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PORT OF H~oMoLuLu. n. I.

ARRIVALS.
Jan SHAW sch Exec, Antonio, I'm Kauai
CLAW sch Nanuokaxai, I'm Hno-
s-Havs sch Ncikeiki, Hall. FIN Kahr,ri.
1HavS sch Keoni Ana, fm Kausi
7-Haw sch Kamehaueha ". BuTus, FIN kohaia-
ll-Anv VIII bk Daniel Wood, Morrison, FIN Hilo.
Fam briSantine ADg-nete, StuiIey, 1885, FIN New Bed
ford
I3--Scis Kaiama fn Kauai, and Maria FIN Maui