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ers. Messrs II. II. Bancroft y Co, of san Francisco
the following new works
B,xceoyr's CA11roEyrA LAWYER AID Book oF FoRAS. con-
tanning instructions for ordinary, ttls.,n'N5 ~ !.
ssumcnts. Insoiveuts. Attachment, Bus q LNena"ss,
tor. Husband and Wie. Marriage ard piVoTGe, lomS-
strads, Guardians, Apprentices, ben1>. tn"''ei ngIt ~
CIerks. No,lries. ShcrES, Coguuvrs, schools, Taxes, LiSen-
So u' I1<sne P,rC,rs. Estrays. wis. Power. Of Attorney,
Partnership, Landlord and Tenant, NecAaneT lens D. ~
ices Courts. MAGISTRATES, Mines, Mining and water Rights
etc. etc, etc. With numerous preceien,s and forms de
S--rr "a T@r@ 9afrsrs. Miners. Mechanics and Farm
es. and adapted. under The Revised La~s AM ne latest
Terrf:5rv. San Francisco: II. II Bancroft X Company
\ reliable book Of forms is a necessity IN every
business mans counting room not less than IN q
lawyers Office, and the above, though prepared eN-
pressly for the use Of those residing in the American
Pacific States, is probably better adapted to the re-
ouirements of these islands than any other work ex-
tant. Our laws and forms are mostly copied from
the American laws, and Bancrott's Lawyer viii be
found one Of the best compendiumS obtainable.
\ pGESr OF tbs DECISIONS AND OPINIONS cF TE SvPRENE
CoURT or THE STATS or CALIFORNIA, from It's oTsAhlA-
vols. l to 10 inclusive. BY Lewis Shearer, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law. san Francisco, II. II Bancroft .
This is a useful book of reference for Judges and
Lawyers in these Islands. The topics on which the
decisions are given are all alphabetically arranged,
and each decision is / briefly given with full references.
To those who cannot have access TO the full reports,
this digest must prove Indispensable.
LAND TrLEs N san Observation-Disclosures of the Supreme
Court IN the State Of California in the case OF Hart IS;
Burnett Il al. and Holiday rs Erishce. with notes ana
comments. BY "a member Of the California Bar san Fran
cisco. II. II. Bancroft X Co. 1850.
The title of the above pamphlet indicates its sub
iect, and TO those interested in land titles in Califor-
MIA, (and some of our residents have more or less
to do with them,) the decisions are important. Either
of the above works can be ordered through Mr.. II.
NJ. Whitney, from whom the prices can be obtained.
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Icorry.ronience or,ne raaae Commercial Advert.

DEAR SIR Allow me, through your column.
call your attention to an error in the Poy.,. "
published this morning. In speaking Of the :.
ing Of the ship Sum- its itemizer SAYS &" sna g.
company, Mechanic No. ?, was promptly on tho -.
but says nothing about the balance Of the dens-r'
whereas the entire force was out, Honolulp r.
Company No. /, Mechanic No. =, and Pro,oS.
Hook and Ladder Company No. /.
The Hooks did all they could do under the c;rm-
stances, seeing that the FIRE was on board = sb;,
not ashore, and when they could do no more a.
worked with their brother fremen on the bra.ss
In conclusion, l would say that = Mechanic F.
Company No. - never want any commenda,io, e
the press and the community but what is stric,lv -.
due; and hoping that it was an oversight on the -
of the PoiyResidn, remain, yours trulv
4 MEMBER or " MECHANIC ENGINE Co. M .
Honolulu, November "a, 1860.
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CARDIFF those who have received a
Z C'~rrlar isSued by. my brother and myself, containing the
Ascension Island shipping Lis Tor lSbO=
To my extreme surprise and modification, 1 find that | was
led astray by my informants, other than the missionaries, and
that Capt. Daily Of the Martha 2d, and Capt Lambert Of the
schooner Emerald, have not even been at Ascension Island
Pacific Ocean, this year.
For this grave error 1 offer Captains Daily and Lambert my
deep regrets and acknowledgements of wrong, and wish thus
! publicly to ask their pardon. The. least I can do is to endeavor
to make this correction as public as has been the mistake, how
ever they may otherwise hold me responsible.
As the remaining part OF the shipping list for Ponapi, for 1850,
was also gathered partly from the same sources thus proved un-
reliable, l cannot now ask for the confidence Of the public, and
l sincerely regret the publication Of it in my circular.
Hoping that the discussion Of this subject may be continued
under the light of wen established facts. until an enlightened
public opinion shall Ice brought to bear upon the deeds Of those
who from Christian lands visit the islands of the Pacific. 1 sub
scribe myself L. II. GULICK.
Honolulu, Nov. %, 1860.
4. S-Ia am also convinced that it was a mistake and wrong,
to be much regretted, that Capt. Grinnel, Of the -drab, was
reported as allowing prostitutes ON board his vessel of Boston
Island. We never intended to report the casual or claudestine
stopping Of females on vessels, but only their remaining for sin
by permission. L. II. G. -
Honolulu, Nov. %, 1860. 236-It
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VIEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET.

We have had another quiet week "a the oil market Sperm
10 kebi al sl55, at which price The following sales have been
made $50 bbl-. C>taHOrd's esrgoD $50 do Urom ship Nm.
Thompson y and a parcel Of 60 bDls- Also 100 bbLs- dark and
heavy at a prize no, quOCable. IT. Newport yesterday, aOObbls
were sold At Sl55.
In whale oil We do not hear VI any transactions Buyers
offer So cents per gal, but holders demand 80, 81, aud 90 cents.
In Newport yesterday, 100 bbs- blaekhsh oil, were sold at 60
CENTS per gal, o months
WhaIebone is quiet with no sales in this market In New
YORK sales have been made Of COO lbs North Nest, at % cents
per H.; 10000 do o,hOtsk, at same price 5000 do. do, at 50
cents and 1900 do. Arctic, at So cents
In the London market sept 18TH, as We learn from the circular
Of Nessr-- e Stone & Co.. oils were quiet A few parcels Of
Indifferent quality were offered at auction on the I4th, and
chiefly taken in fIO5 per tun appears to be the extreme value
Of good OIL Whale pale, quoted At f3 los In ShalebOne no
neutrality-suspicious. unchanged, North West E39O to E3gj;
South sea E315 to ESQ Polar 600. In IIayre, sept. l3th,
OILS were firm at previous quotations, but there were NJ sale q
Importance nor had there been any imPortAtfons for the week
WhaIehone was better supported in price, and 5000 xii. Ochotsk
realized successfully fr 5 70 SIS per J xii, duty paid-N. b.
Standard. Oct.
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PASSENGERS

From WISDwAED-Per Nettie Merrill, Nov 21-Mrs Ii, Mr.
Kapaakea, Mr.. Aseput, 2 hiuaman, about so on deck
For KAUAI-per Odd Fellow. Nov 2l-Judge Hardy. wife and
2 children. ' Provost, about 20 on deck.
From WINDwARD-psr klaues, Nov. BE Sparks, Capt J
y Spencer. Miss l. johnson. Miss Mary Castle, j 2 Green, Mr.
WinsIey. Mr. Plat. - on deck.
FROM NISDwAED-per Henry, Nov 23-Israel Fisher, james
Smith, Mr. Eddin. and one other. - on deck.
From WISDwARD-per Emma Rookie, Nov. z7-2 Masters
Bailey. about so on deck
For WTxDwAED-per Netie Merrill. Nov &c Brayton, u
Consul fr Lahaiua, q II Reeves, Aaiu. 80 90 deck.
For NiSDSAED-prr kilauea, Nov. Z1-1lss 4 Alexander.
Miss Mary Pitnan, Miss Gu-sie judd. { Brewer, . II Gulick,
Thomas Spencer, Richard Lloyd, " II Pease. ? ; Wilcox. +
SPARKS, III FosbTD0k, Nr Ste-n, Master pIunau, 100 Oh deck.
For LAHAISA-per Euna Rookie. Nov 25-ii c Moore, about
l. on deck.
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INprPFNprNCE DAY.-The anniversary Of the re-
%cognitjon Of the independence Of these islands by
England. France and the United States, occurred
Yesterday, aud was observed as a holiday. The
usual display Of bunting was made. and feasts in
Vulnerable occurred. At II \ VI His Majesty re-
ceivei at The palace the Representatives Of Foreign
nations resident here. and the Officers Of II. b. VI.
steamer Hscate. In the evening His TX. the Minis
ter of Foreign Relations gave a fancy ball at the
Court House. which was numerously attended,
Tbs ASCENSION ISLAND CIRcuLAR.-In another
part Of our paper, we publish . card from the Rev.
DR.. Quick, in which he acknowledges having been
led into error regarding some Of the ships referred to
in his circular. This Is an act of justice due to them
AMI himself. and the promp;ness with which it has
been made, Will tend no doubt TO remove much Of the
iu-feeling which that document was calculated TO
beEet. -
IurRovED BREED RANs-The Palmer brought
down some improved stock, consisting Of a Durham
COW and bull calf, and three full blooiei Southdown
Rams. Two Of the rams are for sale, and can be
seen by application to Messrs. D. c. Waterman X
Co. Those wanting pure-blooi rams to improve
their hocks, will find this a rare opportunity to
obtain them. #
MrcRoxEsLAx LECTURE--Dr. L. H. Gulick's third
lecture, embracing a description of Strong's Island,
was delivered on tuesday evening last, al the Fort
Street Church. Owing to less than usual notice
having been given of the lecture, the attendance was
sparse. |
Run ISro.-As the barkentine Constitution was
being towed in the harbor on Sunday morning, owing
to her being deeply laden and not minding her tiller
readily, she ran afoul the bark Bhsring, carrying
away the mizen top-mast of the latter vessel. No
other damage was done.
ANOTHER REPoRT-By advices by the Palmer, we
learn that John A. Haskins. of Va, had been ap-
pointed Consul at Honolulu, vice Buell. declined
and Chas. Richmond, Consul at Lahaina, vice
Chandler, recalled" We give the report as we find
it in the San Francisco papers.
THANKsGIvING.-To-day having been designated
as a day of Thanksgiving, public service will be
held ut the Fort Street Church, at II \. VI. Rev. s.
C. Damon will preach the sermon. The public are
invited to attend. --
Books AT AUCTIoN.-A sale of books and pictures
will take place at the rooms. Of \. P. Everett on
Saturday evening at : o'clock. Catalogues will be
ready on Saturday morning.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

- The Fair for the benefit of the Hospital, origi-
mated ut the suggestion, and conducted under the
auspices, Of Queen EMMA, came off agreelbly to the
notices given, on Thursday evening last. The weather
was delightful and the well-flled moon seemed to in
wife every one to attend. At an early hour, notwith-
standing the entrance fee charged. the Armory Hall
was crowded to excess, ladies predominating in num-
bers, though in the after-part Of the evening, the
gentlemen appeared to be the more numerous. The
room was beautifully decorated with flags, and fes-
toons of flowers and evergreens, in the arrangement
Of which their Majesties took personal charge and
supervision, and few were present who did not re-
mark that a more tastefully decorated hall never ap-
pearei in Honolulu. Their Majesties the King and
Queen, were welcomed on their arrival, by a chorus
prepared for the occasion, the last lines of which
were
Crowned by a nations love,
Guarded by Heaven above,
Long may they reign;
And when this race Is run,
A hoher crown have won,
The gift Of Thee alone,
Great King Of Kings"
To specify the ladies present. or the tables and their
contents, will be quite unnecessary; suffice is to say
that the usual display of fancy and useful haudiwork
was abundant on every side, attended by the flirest
of our fair women. The refreshment table was liber-
ally provided and as literally patronized, and We sus-
pect that the largest part Of the evenings receipts
passed. over the cake tables. Towards the close Of
the evening, the auctioneer's hammer and shrill voice
soon drew a crowd Of bidders to carry of the few ar
ticles left unsold on the tables; while at the lower end
of the hall a volunteers hammer called attention, with
no little mcrriment. TO some roast ducks and other
provisions which " must be sold without reserve
Poets appeared to be in abundance on the Occa-
sion. and we received several illusions, some quite
lengthy and humorous; but rs our contemporary has
called / in the aid Of his poets, We fear we might be
too much Of a good thing, and will omit them
- The be-, Of humor prevailed throughout the
fair. aud the Iberality Of those present can be judged
from the fact that $1,000 were taken a. the proceeds
Of the evening. Perhaps the freedom from all reserve.
which governed their NIajesties, both the King AMI
Queen, and the ~coriiaIity with which they mingled
the public on the occasion. was one of the chief
causes that lei to these results; and we clnno; buc
proud that we have sovereigns who can thus take
advantage Of the springs Of success in any cause
which they desire To advance hy the all and asis-
lance of the public.
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SOMETHING New IN THE SHOE TRADE.-An article
of thick and russell ~brogans, made with a wooden
sole, and intended for farming or plantation use, has
been patented, and they are now manufactured in
large quantities by c.. Mcclellan * Son, Chicopee,
Mass. An exchange says it is claimed for this in
vention that it is preferable 10 the leather sole, being
imperviOus to water, warmer in winter as wood is a
non-conductor. and cheaper to the customer-as they
will wear much longer than the best double soled
brOgans and for neatness of style no heavy leather
shoe can compare with it.
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NAvAL-H. &. NJ. Steamer HecGie, arrived here
harbor on the 9th instant, forty-three days from
Valparaiso. She left England on the 18th of June,
and touched at Madeira, 81. Vincent, Rio and Straits
Of Magellan, arriving at Valparaiso on the 81 OF Oct.
During the passage from the latter port, she has been
only three days under steam. She will sail again on
the ri of December. FOR Victoria, where she is to re-
lieve the steamer Pianpsr. which has been ordered
home. The following is Il list Of the officers Of the
Hscaie
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An bark Yarx-e, Bailey, goud sail from san Francisco for
Honolulu about D~rrmber due here from the 18th to
18th Decembsr.
Am schooner Nj Richardson IL reported ~ having cleared
frsm san Francisco Nov 3. To- Honolulu
Ham brig COucorila. Cahahiey. sailed FROM Breulerhaveu
ApriI 10 with l.zort-d cargo 70 Nes-r.. HoH-rhI1--~r <
Stlpenhorst. Put mtp Eu IN June Er r-p1rs5 F4Irt
zyIu hr this port JIIy -
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VESSELS IN PoRT-NovEMBER 20.


H. B. Mrs steamer Hecate. HasEins-
An bark FRANCS Palmer. Patty.
Danish ship Triton. Nielsen.
Am barkentine Constitution, Foster.
Am bark Bh-ring. GiIiat-
Am ship siam, Rice
HanOyerian bark Harburg. ThOmT-0u.
Am Missionary brig Morning Star. Gelett-
Am schooner Olivia. R~ideid.
Haw. brig Mary Ellen, Bennett.
Has. brig Herr. --
Haw. herm- brig Oahu, Won Hoiit- rgVairfu=-
Ross ship CRsarxieh. Jorzan-
wHALEEs-
ship Majestic. Chester, ship Washington. burlington
Jason. Hsche FRY GrefeTberg- EnbrrE. (RuSl
Arctic, Philips Bark Bragauza, Turner
Arab, GrinneI German. Lubb-rs, (Od'gJ
OtisIo. knimer florence, Spencer
Isaac Ho@Elni, Long Alice, Beetle
Levi Starbuck. Jeruegan, Gratitude, Davis
HbeTaia 81. Edwards , r. West. Tinker
Montreal, Soute Harvest. Charry
south Boston. Randolph Planet. Dahlmsn. COf'EJ
Maria Theresa, Coop AE0or. Bruustrum. tRG-J
Ko-seau. Green Brig Victoria pauelsberE.
q. " Morgan, Hamilton Waiiut, Las.
Omega, Whaioa K0h8a, Cors-u
Geo Rowland, PomeTcy Comet, Wilhelm. (Otd'g)
Cambria, Peas. AntLia. Fehlber
Harrison. D~nnis Abba Mammeu
lman-OEEar. L. merchantmen, - UhaErs-tOtGl, ~.
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OUR CzSrES,RIAS VoYAGEE-On Wednesday
evening last. As the baN Frances Palmer came into
port. the committee TO whom was delegated the duty
of presenting to Capt. JoHN PArY the testimonials
prepared for him by lis friends in Honolulu. went
on board, and welcomed back the gallant Captain.
The committee, consisting Of Me>>rs. Has>inger,
Burns, T. Spencer, C.N. Spencer and Fitner. then
presented to him, in thename ofhis friends, a superb
gold thermometer wa,cI and a large silk pennant, on
which were Inscribed the figures 100 encircled in a
wreath Of stars. Addresses were made by MeSsrs-
Hassinger aud Spencer, both OF which met with neat
ami Courteous replies from the worthy Commodore,
who has well earned this expression Of public senti-
meut towards him. = the bark passed the esplan-
ade 4 salute was fred y a detachment Of the Hawa-
ian Artillery, under the special direction of H. Il.
H. Prince Lot.
1t may not be known TO all our readers that so
long ago rs 1916, CaP-.Paty was invested hy the high
est authority Of this Government. with the Office Of
general protector Of Hawaiian subjects on the coast
Of California, ami - that document has never been
recalled, We suppose L : still in as full force As it
ever was. We have obtained a copy of it, which we
insert herewith, - ", think it has never been pub
ished before:
Is ruE NAME or HIS MAJESTY KANEuANEnA III.
OF THE HAw-IAN ISLANDS, KING.
BE it known. that By His Majesty's command, l
hereby appoint and commission the bearer hereof,
John Patty, ESQ, Maser Of the Hawaiian bark Don
QurJte, to exercise the powers and privileges Of
senior captain and naval supervisor over all merchant
vessels Lelriug tie Hawaiian flag on the coast OF Cali
forLia aud Mexico Tor the special purposes of aiding
and assisting the masters and crews Of such vessels,
and His Maiesty's subjects residing in California-of
seeing that they respect the authorities and the laws
OF the ports that they visit-of representing IN the
King name against oppression and injustice done to
them-ot corresponding with the public officers Of
foreign nations when necessary for the good Of His
Majesty's sutherland of forwarding their COM
plants, when just, to me, for the information of His
Majesty's government
Given under my hand and the seal Of the kingdom
this 2lst day of February. 1916, ut Honolulu, in the
Hawaiian Islands. (Signed.) kEoNI ANA.
BY the Premier Of the Kingdom.
IL. s. r. C.. WYLLIE,
Minister Of Foreign Relations.
The gallant Commodore, who has been identified
with these islands for the past twenty-three years,
will. we trust, soon receive from His Majesty's Gov
eminent some more substantial mark of its esteem
and gratitude for his long and tried services than a
mere carte Gaache. The following isa list of Capt.
Paty's voyages made in the Pacific
PASSAGES MADE BY CAPTAIN JOHN Patty BETWEEN
SAN FRANCISCO AND THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Hyng. nF E.-g.f. - IT,.
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PoRT SURvEYoR-We are pleased TO learn that
Mr.. ]. \. Hassinger, has been appointed to the office
of Surveyor of the Port of Honolulu vice J. Miles re-
signed.
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DIED.

sS0w-In Honolulu November p, Miss Mary 2. snow, only
daughter q Capt b. Z. snow, q this city, aged l. years and 8
months.
KArLuLELE-July %, Jim Raululel-, on board whale-brig
kOhoLI,O Of congestion q the lungs. lie vas a native Of this
place.
KoEAToSGA-uly 10, on board VIA ship Speedwen, q con-
sumption. Jack a native 4 R0rat0uEa-
JOSss-SePt 10, on board same ship. % consumption. Hear
Jones, fcOIDred man. % Warehlm. Mass. aEeI . years.
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STEAMER "hilauea'

LEAVES H~ONOLULU-For Lahaiaa, KaleBolego. Maxi,
LSlding, Honoign, karaihae; Kgi4a aad KsaiaIeiaa
LEAVES L~AHAINA-For KGIepoIeBo. uakees Lqns;,,
HoHoipn, hara'aae. KGilua and Heaiakekna, ever,
LEAVES L~AHAINA-Eot HrnoiuIn every SATURDAY. At -pv
LEAVES KALEPOLEPO-For Mdkee's Landing. HoEsiag
hGTaiAGs' hHh"a and heaIakekua, every "Wednesday.
LEAVES KALEPOLEPo-FOr Lqbaina and Bonolufu every
LEAVES MAKEE's LANDTNG-For Ronoipa, Karaiss,
haifna and keaIakekuG. every Wednesday, at ?. NJ.
LEAVES MAKEE'S L~ANDING-FOT KGiepolepo. Lasa,.
and H,noiaIT; every Saturday; at N.
kua, every Wednesday, at 5 p. NJ.
LEAVES HoNoIPU-FoJ Make, LaNding ~KeIepOhTo, Ia
hama and Honolulu, every Friday, at 8 p. NJ.
LEAVES KAwAIHAE-Fo KaiIuG and K-e1IaksEua. every
LEAVES K~AWAIHAE-For HoHoipu, Makee's Landiuo.
haisPOiePO, LGhdiHa and HJSohlGu, every Friday, Al
LEAVES Kealakek14a, every Thursday. a.
LEAVES KAILUA-F0r Karcaihae, Bonoipu, Make,
Thursday. at 8 Z. VI. '
LEAVES KEA~LAKEKUA-Foy Kailua. Kqlroikse, Honogu,
every Thursday, at ? P. NJ.
u The "KALAMA." Capt. Henry, will connect with the
Steamer at KardihGe, taking Freight and Passengers round to
Hio, LaupahoshOe and Kaupakaea, establishing a REGuIAI
WEEKLY COMMUNICATIONS between those places and Honolulu.
Rates OF PassaSo
Between Honolulu and Lahaina, either way,.......s
and Makes Landing, either way.
Honoipu, Kawaihae, Kanua or Kealakekua to Honolulu
Honolulu to Laupahoehoe, Kaupakaea or Hio, per
Hilo, Laupahoehoe or Kaupakaea to Honolulu, per
Steamer and Kalama, S
Return TICKETS available for one month, and not transfer
Between Honolulu and Lahaina, 4
Makee's Landing, ....-....... y =
Kawaihae, HonOipu, Kailna or
Laupahoehoe. Kaupakaea or
HiIo, per Steamer and Ka-
lama. Is
JANIoN, GREEN & Co,
Agents for the Hawaiian Steam Navigation Company.
Honolulu, Nov. 81, 1850. 23s-tf
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EASTERN M,L-A mail will be despatchei by the
schooner OI.rii On Saturday next. Dec. /
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Books AT AUCTIoN.-A sale of books and pictures
will take place at the rooms. of A. P. Everett on
Saturday evening at : o'clock. Catalogues will be
ready on Saturday morning.
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Er. - Damon, Austin and HOlisworth-
At meeting of the Trustees held on Tuesday, a
resolution was adopted, that q collection be taken up
in each of the churches on Sabbath morning next,
for the purpose Of paying off the debt. Those who
prefer, can hand their - mites TO the Treasurer.