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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-25
TRUST SALE.

EpY virtue Of Deed OF Trust from c. f. Mcdowell and
ID wife, bearing date the Sd day OF July 1885, recorded
In the Clerks Office OF Hanover County Court and
quest Of the beneficiary therein the undersigned, Trustee
thereby appointed will proceed 10 SELL at public auction
at Ashland on WEDNESDAY, the 26ih day OF December
1862 l2 o'clock NJ all the right title snd interest," bott
real and personal Of the said Mcdonald and wife, il
the OF Naucy Cross widow Of the late Finch Gross
deceased with special warranty.
Terms caSi.
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RUEFTN'S
PH0SpEE0k-PERUiIAK GUAN0.

All nov ready to supply orders for ny fertilizers as
last aS they cone In All may rely uHon getting, With
ont delay arc- not inferior TO any have made: dier
eni III the ho.pfac Ingredients, from anything else in
narx-'; and et:er h:cause 1t contains pure VSE
PHOSPHATE or laE than any other Manipulated tuano
i'e Eesna OF applying uny preparations TO wheat the
a,'eas2n have been as favorable could be expected
in':T '- combined disasters OF join; worn rust and
a' o. all the drought which prevented the pres.n; IA
,o:a"e action or the hosphhtes very
te T- the wheat was grannS Blu: the Of the ;c.;i-
HoaS n'hAtH Was equal superior Peruvian Guauo on
80 'TIs '' Lands that heed phospha.es-as nearly all
'''s '"rsd. superiority under fair seasons for
p.Ss soon sand y! Clover. Il istruc ,ha; OCCASION
aSe o--n t"iortr; Ia: ;hey we're such AZ crery
aaa'cr aes: o.: sometimes Gu. 20 tho fac, ,bu, m.
t' a h" need phoshAes, hut mos, rcna-ulI- 10 ths
"ns' se'oa ior both wea, ard clover have yy known
De-; svlden' % III. v.lGe of nly manure, ia IN H.
'"h1 N the TACT that have orders for NOR. ,,, rorr
lies ~ iaurh AZ Rad at The r.7od las, year
le'."ns wSo gre Induced 10 ,ry nv ruano fro, ,h,
IA experience or the representations ot Others ur. .r
requested 20 oEGc: :U:n :ianr AID 10 81. ;L,,
ny st H. as ''e7e Mt" 50 many pul.sd articles in IN.
eu hr hai O mTaeH or the commission merchant.
sp @ N k;cha0nf, o. o! my agents V,,,., THOMAS
- III snNs, Pete5sSurg VI llOLLlNS : Co Lvnch
Cn h.nl! SCoFl. fredericksburg; MASON. MARTIN
h, sI''.Mi*; JOHNSTON CLARKE CO panvi
e.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DASAwAY on the 2lst February last, two negro bows
Ia, HENRY and JACKSON. Henry is 81 years old light
brown or yellowsh color abou. feet ur inche. high
and weighs 10 pounds and has lost from, TOOTH
He Il very good plantation blacksmith, and handy al
anything you put him at, and works lefthanded-has
pleasant countnsnce when spoken to by strangers
son Is ~ or u years old brown coppercoorei, md
weighs about $50 16O pounds ls about feet 10 II
inches HIGH has rather short walk and II he has shoes
they are very apt to be over outside.
Twill pay the above reward Il ssid Slaves are delivered
to me 10 Chambers county, Ala, eighSmiss west OF Oak
Bowery will pay 500 for information SO get them
L. H. DOOLITTLE,
OcteS-cw8hi Oak Bowery, Chambers CO., Ala.
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NEGRO HIRING.

Ts1E subscriber again offers his services hi, friends and
i the public for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year. lie pledges himself his best exertions 10 pro
she interest o these who may favor him with theis
bu,lne, and ~ pay special attention the Negroes du
ring sickness lie hope. oaS experience TO be able
10 give satisfaction.
Office, the old stand OF Daaney Cauhogn corner d
Msin aud l5tl Streets, opposite the ST. Charles hotel.
Dec 2l-c2v EDWARD ~ UhtsN.Y
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How the Secession OF South Carolina Il
Received In the South.

HOW The secession oil South Carolina IN
Received In the South.
MoB1LE, Dec. 2l.-Thc secession of South
Carolina was celebrated here by the firing Of
one hundred guns, military parade and great
cheering and rejoicing
PENSACOLA, Dec. 9l.-0nc hundred guns
were fired here in honor Of the secession OF
South Carolina Great enthusiasm exists.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 21.-An actor announc-
ed the secession Of South Carolina, last night
from the stage of the Varieties, and it was
received with great enthusiasm There were
general demonstrations Of joy on the receipt OF
the news, and 100 guns were fired. Ihe peii-
can flag was uniurled, and impro'nptu secession
speeches were made by leading citizens. The
Marsellaise polkas are the only airs played
The bust OF Mr. Calhoun was exhibited, deco
rated with cockade.
NORFOLK, Dec. 2l.-Salutes were fired at
Norfolk and Portsmouth,, Of fifteen guns, IN
honor of the secession of South Carolina. a
Palmetto flag was displayed at Norfolk
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Ra,t Day I'm lIassachusetfs.

Fart Day IN ITH1xHcHu7et".. ,y
Bos7os, Dec 32.-The Governor OF Hsssa,
cbuse,ts has issued proclamation for day o'
lasting and prayer in conformity to recon-
mendation of the President 49,
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The Richmond Enquirer,
,.f. sEMI.wEEKLr AND WEEKLY,
sfs..saer e"rc,IER. WISE Il ALLEGRE.

..t- ieilar, per snuur, and at the
for snG.'sr per p:FHa sanan ina Sni
'av ae S-N." srsble in advance. For the
y o' SIX n"s, r rA :opit. % Or $40, TO be pstd In:
,': NM y. sssy s,.s;N: registered "' the! WIZ "
~ / Atwzi'sr, ,..-.,! IN he D,,s, Seu'"seNF'
Xiv EaG.:rr7. literal terms 81, SNxsr is publish
III %snsSy :: :5 "S s.
iar, u q, ss s nStss, Vrss"srtd at The '''s Of
=. f,.i':s j T-ihutes Q. Respect, rAceed'Hs
cI.r:s. for sdve.'!senst;s ,,s tho al
@ o. se as be acs'maos4 n..rr ".ss sut ON
.,ay. ~ satisfactory reference. ...,.... ~
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TO rirE CREDITORS OF WaI. J. WAT

kINs, Z.
/ DEED d: Trust havi9g been executed on the 3lst
n Uc,ob.- S6n by VIM J. Watkins, OF Charlotte cnun-
W by which = has dedicated his entire property 10 The
aymet OF his debts notice Is hereby g7en to his credi
sors 20 present. their claims without delay.
Az general creditors or those having no security for
tneF Claims are requised by The terms OF the Deed, to
syn ls same within sixty days from the execution thefeof,
IN "uer 70 TAX advantage Of Its provisions II can be
ouna IN he ce Of Charlotte county Court where has
been recorded u VIII also be recorded in Richmond and
Ia Prince Laward. Address
THUS. WATKINS, Mount Laurel
Post Dhirr, Halifax county No..
EICE'D V. GAINES, Drakr's lFus'$e''
Branch, Charlotte Cou;ty
Or ISAAC Il. WATKINS, Atturucy.ai.Lsw Charlotte
Court House. Nov S-cwG0d
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The millinery store of Mrs. Turner, in New
Orleans, was robbed few nights ago Of Sc, 900
worth Of goods.
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SALE or ABOUT 'rIIisTi-ElGHT NE

w Charlotte Court House, MONDAY, the Ih day OF
January 1851 being day, all the Negroes belong
iur 20 the estate John ~ Adams, deceased Aso all the
Negroes belonging the estate Of Frauk Pollard DECEASED
consisting of men, women, boys and gii3 GENERALLY field
hands aud very likely Terms made known the day Of
sale These negroes are sold by the executors for dvi
sion. THOS. }. ADAMS,
Dec 19-caw TiiOS POLLARD.
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r TRrDEGAR IRON WORKS,

RICHMOND, NlkHlNlA.
rsNul lN:STl FOR lie LIBERAL encouragement eNtenueu 10
u - o:: o.aera friends, have spared no expense
IA ,,,-ipr &C.. !.c-. % meet the Increased ae:naau
T.: our yar:oa- manufactures. In our
AIR WFIi.f;I. DEPARTMENT I.
made r.;-a:;y- improvements by the addition I"
Ss: Wheel FOUNDRY OF busd!ns ta By 20 i-ei ana
~ .:;set2:,"R .; ia= most modern an" improve" "]'
I!ia-rH. ,,,,
e.iar t:asa o. :he Axle sy apCwe.uL it!ersGnc
Pres .ur:.-i v!ih n Indicator, by "ca 's io'ee ap
p.-i % i!r- WAe~is accurately neasuTet ,,
Ne cy.;:.ua - manufacture, from best CHARCOAL
Eri-cm; Railroad Chairs: Railroad and ship Spikes;
N.,a,i W!,tI-; Truck Bo!;s aaG Fish Bars; Car and
rr-;s Axle. -ise. sad other long Boi:T l7on rEGckS
Ic,ors a;v. s,soua.y and Portable Engines; Saw and
"';i: &c. 'i.-, i-cy "' ''''' 1 K ANDERSON CO.
rENs;THNElAitY OF VIRGINIA.
kJFArt:Etf his Substitution, and sold there and
IA ,- Agent, o,c No. -, Pearl street, The following
M';tirs ut reduced prices, to-wts
3,".-. Sh"-. .:l l:rosues
,".,-. C.ii'lrsr: sri Servants Shoes
Tasaa md Carr iiarn-.s of every description
A,r:..nc l:.rA-. '.c't,aer Acss
Draw. .rd Wh--.,4rrows.
Mar.,onr-, :a:s &C.
s;ri; 81 AnG P.,ii C1ttons
S-!srY, ani L.aseys for plantation haais
Rr,:y 3air C.oi..ag for Servants
Nos q! .hr srt!cles hand and for rae, or will
oomade 5et.t other lob work done 20 order, on
snos, nocr cS, to pdnctual Customers only On
iao-t ;!Er.
yi-, The country with satisfactory references,
?,4-ruy attended 20. Address r. VI. SlMMO.
Jcy .,--c:; Ar-si and sto.ekeeper Va. penltenary.
HiCII!iuNp LIVE STOCK MARKET
fsE5 undersigned hay,ng procured the services OF r
I H. Lr"tS-;,, 70! she purpose OF selling Live Sock
L ;c :chai1aL larie: WILL with Luther s. Irvine, be-
IA ;as =; or the day OF Sepiebc: next, prepared
7- s= undivided ait-nton IL all business entrusted
:ss IN! .-el confident from ;her long experience, TO
,. 81: - !r. entire satisfaction.
T~~'! iaa.- nerm: adyan .-moI,s OF consisnEents.
JOHN GROUSE,
Aar ga l.. $. IRVINE
SI;IES W.kSEED.-A Southern planter, who
= :e.irr purchase Cor his from Gl,y
t!::-rd Negroes Ia families, from oae farm has author
IL! negotiate she purchase. ANY farmer wishing
AS- Of .uch lot would DO well to communicate with
!, DAVIS, DEUPREE & CO.,
uc: 9@--s,f Richmond, Va.
;X >r11.E AND TO ARRIVE, 5000 sides
GOOD stomp snd damaged Leather aad the best brands
q iLta C41ins, which will sell low for cash or good
i.;-'
'''r' -. Ely mad Br"guss, FOR CASH only.
\. DEfERECX,
s-r; I3--.'i 10. 1Ss Cary ST
iHoNnS, KAaSGNS, CTFKoN, CUR
u RAMS Preserved Ginger MaccarOn', Dutch Cheese
SHdc.s. F.nc! and English Mustard, Olives. Capers, Pa
;is5" S-' and pa:ent sperm Candies Swest OIL Ierm
Sos ;--e$x BLAIR & cuAMBERLAYSE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-25

~ :. ;:..sE.IINRIDGE,A ATTORNEY AT Law,
t''..c.. Ia ;as Courts o; Bo,eicurs aud s'5oin'aS
S:EE..s,...-r..ou,burg, Rotc,ouTt County Va
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RitRmonb enquirer

BY TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
=--E----:-----------------l-
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 25.
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NOTICE.

NolESE.
ys1IE SALE the Estate of T. = Jones, dec d. in King
William, will take place TWENTY-SEyENTII DE-
CEMBEH. All persons indebted to the Estate, and all
who have claims against IT, requested to forward
for settlement. JAS. Leigh JONES, Executor,
Dec l3-cu MARY +. JONES, Executrix.
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,oi:CLAS s. GREG0,!Rt!,i, OK,

&!Lil,Ai, ,,,o attends the Courts OF King ant
Ga:s2 '2& 2n,t:,;;.,S. TS.S Ay!e.:'s, Kas William.
r. b. o"s,"V o"s ir, 0Ii Church. Hanover. Feb ln-cly
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nFEisTILIxER aiNCFAC-
IIEISt: MILLS.
MMU.Sh6ETEs, RICIIN0.HD, "a.
AWE IL IL AK IMAM, GENERAL AGENT,
III c.. anu nC-r. i,r SALE Ia lots suit pur-
IaE1s.S ue ground bes With their :ls,nc mailer
Of t.us, Scsor'nn.n sap:r Phosphate OF La. made
Gasao haTipa!Aed Guao, mad. Of best rnospha;ic
t; Peur!. !Sseonpssed by ,ahuc acid and Of the
s n. most lHese Fertilizers have been used
-, As' 'o' ,4le American, coIo,I;,
',lae lowest nsrk., prize, and NeTassa GnanoS,
ssS. and cn.umIss"n s.s Of Messrs woxulx : CLAl.
Aug lily Hs' seurrsy.
/ ,a- !; PISTOLS, RIFLES - -.
w southern States FOR u. ,sIr ., @c'-AsencS
'oLIS PATENT FIREARMS
!. B. LoSEY 4 Co
Nov orea-,,. Nos and liaaov.r -,
ba!anose, Nd
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J. NAGILL,

OSNET AT LAW,
,,s::gs .i' Robert Tyler, Esq No. !T4' s''1 ''>S''
PHILADELPHIA
u" '''r..' - " -; - ..r Jaa 8l-cu
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PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE SLAVES.
HN THURSDAY the TWESTY-SErENTII DAY OF DE.
~ CESlRER, 1850, Commissioner under decree of the
Circuit Court Of Louisa County rendered the 2t day OF
September, 1861 shall SELL the highest bidder Lou
Court House, crrdi. OF twelve months With interest
from date the purchaser giving bond with good security
Fifteen Slaves belonging 10 the Estate OF Nathaniel Mis-
deceased consisting oi four prime young six or seven
likely Boys and Girls, valuable Young omen und
| Children and Que Blacksmith.
| Nov .!-cta5th pec.y WI 7. b. FRAZER, Comm'r.
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rnaFh FhrM';;EEhsICAN r';;Eh Sr0Ck JOURNAL.

u.,..,A Commences January Isl, ISL
pee'ai:! 10 iaa,.eis relating 10 domestic animals
anu ci.ai-s; paper OF the kind In the world -
I nen h"Hthy, =: No. Is Park Row, New York. Price
~ !'F yea! IN advance. Specimen copies gratis.
u. C. LlNSLEY, Editor and ~ opri.to..
p,s. OTIS z. T. WAITE, Associate Editor.
End Mag he above adver.seuc., three insertIona
will r-rt marked copy to 4. u. Hatch Windsor VI
Dee -, "'Sry Of the paper one year free.
- A. Il. HATCH, General Agent
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE. OF n VERY
VALUABLE FARM IN TIE COUNTY OF Go0CI-
LAND.
commissioners appointed By decree pronoun ced
IA By the County Court Of Goochland on the Goth day
OF November 1860, In the of Powers and as Pledge
aud We shall sell At public auction, the premises
FRIDAY January &th 1861, ~ o'clock, NJ Qf fair
not the neN' fair day theresfter ihe VERY VALUABLE
FARM In the county OF GoochiAnd, OF which the late
fcming Johnson died SEIZED situated near Johnson's
Springs and the Three Chopped Road containing THREE
HUNDRED AND SIX ACKSS
The farm Is very valuable one upon which there Is on
excellent dwelling out.buldugs all In good
pair.
Those disposed TO purchase will call and examine the
premises before the day Of sale.
The ntishborhood is excellent, and very healthy.
TsRAS:-one-,hrd csh, balance In one aud years
bonds with good security 10 be given with interest
date Of SALE AID ihs tile retained
|, made. CHASTAIN WHITE,
WM. ". COSBY,
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' JOHNSON & Ps<.Is.
.,,N:tilSSIONN NNIE1SCH ANTS.

IItIs- sr!Lo:Sc sEccror SAkEHorSs,h
RICHMOND, VA.
,,nr ~. a. Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and coGary pro-
.sfy s-ar,:Iy. :c;r:n their sincere thanks 70 their
= ,-t.r yc:. i5srs! patronage heretofore extended
- - ..r.s sarciauance and increase OF the same
M m s. yes- promising their undivided pe.rona atteu
.i'. 49, -. N .o:.s:c..rs''s cora-i::;ed to them.
Nv -q--S.f
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PHILIP RAIN,

EiCHN0TD, -.
sslSCrACTrgES Scam Engines Of every description
- - CIRCULAR saw Mills, Ni Gearing Mining
S:y OF -v.-y description. Castings in Iron and Brass
N"''"'. :: ~: " - Feb S-Siy
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SIsIES Manitoba Southern planter, who
y :,.irc. 4" purchase for his from Nifty
ae Negroes, Ia families, from farm has author
I'D negotiate she purchase Any farmer wishing
sac, Of such lot would DO well to communicate with
j., DAVIS, DEUPREE & CO,
RIchmopd Va
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.tIUCEOE MILL

RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
Az .os r.erar-d 20 supply Any demand for
:IASi!R FRESH GROUND, FOR the Fall crops
., ,,< az Lsnp is large; selected from the Puro'i
Nara SCOTIA Qu4rries, with spxcIl! reference 10
=. .;'..,-,. IL Sc.FRsTS or LINZ
-: ~ .e heavily Increased patronage, the r-pu,
-. i,r.l. .A4l lee fully sustained for rrNfI @i!a
''.I- ' 'rg.-.-.5x JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE,
''"i" OE:ce 10. II Pearl street.
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v,rTI JONN +. EHILTUH
>"''' Hi.ITH { Gil IL I o \,
- ~, r,l-oUIEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
~.",E>,;;r,Egi'iiEISS Az HEAVY N0OA-
IL nN,si,> NEtIHo BLANKETS, sFoChlSG anN'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23
DAIRY PORK

A BARRELS ONLY OF THAT excel
~ LENT PORK, raised and packed by Mr.. r. W
Meyer, Mookai-a choice article for Family and Cabin Tabl
being milk-fed, fresh, and a superior article. For sale at
l9Otf NON HOLT & HECCK'S.
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graduation, by comparison with che other feeble or
great powers Of the earth. Look at the South Amer
lean states or Mexico, where revolutions succeed each
other 20 rapidly that the people do not pretend TO
know who rules, and where "mild anarchy Is the
nearest approach to perfect government Or AZ the
states of Europe, where the weak are the prey and
sport Of the more powerful, who suarl and growl,
ari show their teeth 20 each other over them Ike
ly-= over q bone. L.. the Hawaiian Government be
true 70 Itself, AMI 10 the best interests # its people,
ia both the native and foreign element, and its career
If not brilliant, viii b. reace:ul, prosperous and en-
yiabIe. It would couiuce much to this result if all
the children, born q foreign parents at the Islands,
should settle in the land Of their birth, and ring TO
the cause Of good government, good morals, and good
order all their influence and Intelligence.
The pllmy days Of the wha-e-f-hery seem to be
over, but the business, though it may never prove as
remuuerltive as in the past, viii continue 70 be
worth following Cor years. The numerous new IN
ventiouz and discoveries for illumination which the
last few years have produced have furnished various
substitutes for whale-Cil, some Of which seem TO pro-
mise the des!leratum, but none as yet are perfect or
free from objection. The Kerosene oil, manufactured
from coal. which was 80 popular, and which il was
thought would drive all other Illuminating articles
out # the market, has very much declined IN public
favor. Though a cheap aad brilliant light, II fills
the room with a nOXiOus Odor which i said 10 be
very Injurious 10 the lungs, and unless some means
= discovered for Temelyiug this objection, II will not
come into general use. The seif-generatiug gIs-amp
gives a brilliant and pure OdoI!ess light, but Is liable
10 the same objection with campheue and other burn
ing fluids, viz the danger Of explosion Many per-
sons If my acquaintance who have tried al these new
inventions have gone back to the c!d-fashicned solar
lamp with lard or whale-oil, which fact / mention for
the comfort Of your island friends who are engaged
in tue whaling business. ~ ever, your, NJ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23

EyARMFNG INTPEENI ESTS. g GRDENING
e implements. shelf hardware. hollow ware,
Carpenters, cnupers', b.acSsmths', farrers' and shoema-
kcrs' tools.
Pocket aud table cutlery, cut and wrought nails.
Door locks. hinges, aud Other articles required Tor building
purpose.
Invoices of desirable Hardware expected hy the " Frances
Palmer from san Francisco &c Syren,' " Washington AHston'
and other vessels from Boston.
Is44t ". :. LADn-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-02-23

POLYNESIAN ENCAMPNENT. No. /,
L o. o. Finder the jurisdiction Of the X. W. G. Lodge Of the
United States. The Re. lar meetings Of This Encampment are
heIl on the lst AMI 81 FRIDAY yENINGS Of each month
Resident and visiting raeut--7 are respectfully invited to attend.
Per order. C.P.
Honolulu, Nov. 10. rs5.. l2+-tf
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We were early this morning upon the wharf to see
n new specimen of naval architecture (the propeller
EI1Uca) just arrived from Boston, where she was
built by Paul Curtis, Esq, for the house of c. A
Williams & Co, of Honolulu. She is about 400 tons
measurement, is fitted up in a superior manner and
intended for IA packet between the Sandwich Islands,
as her name indicates. To say that we have never
seen a more perfect vessel, would inadequltely con-
vey the idea of her excellent qualities. We were adj
miring her from the wharf,-her faultless bOw-beau-
tiful eide, graceful curves, and easy run, when we
were politely invited to come on board by one of the
firm. Ascending the hurricane or promenade deck,
which corresponds with the spar deck of a frigate,
covering her from end to end. except that it Is built
of lighter and more suitable materials for a steamer.
we were not a little surprised at the perfection of the
work; her stanchiOus, rail and bulwarks are nicely
joinered, as IS also her wheel-house amidships, comb
ings OF the matches, cOmpanion-ways Wheel over the
Tudder, everything necessary for the working and
controlling of the vessel executed in the most finished
and substantial manner. The main and after cabins
are on the main deck, and fitted up in the most APP
~propriate style with a stewards room to match.
Her main deck Is protected by solid bulwarks, well
lighted and ventilated by Sky-lights, side-lights and
ports to open when required. Her windlass Is of the
newest or most improved patent, with capstan at
tached,) rendering it almost impossible to foul an an
Choir in letting 1t 20. The wIudiass Is so placed as TO
have the greatest power in purchasing or raising the
anchor. Her hold showed excellent carpenters work
in fitting and fastening the knees and beams, securing
in the most substantial manner her main deck. The
ceiling is all wedged tight, under which there are
diagonal iron fistenings from the keel mp, so that she
may be said to be as strong as wood and iron can
make her; and all who see her must say that she is
as beautiful as the model which stands upon her
dining table. She has two engines which work to-
gether or separately. Her propeller being under
water could not he examined, but that must have
been all right or it could not have brought her into
this port in such a gale as we had on Saturday night
last, when she arrived. Her qualities as a sea-going
vessel were all tried on the run from Boston, particu-
larly from Point Judith to anchorage here; throughout
that distance she encountered a heavy gale and high
sea, the last eight miles or more without the use Of
of the sea-going qualities of the bjiaUea, and without
doubt she will prove a profitable investment, and
hereafter be considered the Queen of the Sandwich
Islands.
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Special 3lotjtrs.
OAHU

OAHU CEMETERY ASSOCIATEON!-The
above Association hereby give notice that the apIlicat on for
burials in the Nuuanu Valley Cemetery must b. made to sam
ueI >avidge, Esq, Fort street, for tie current year.
Per order Of Trustees. c. II. LEVERS,
lgt3m Secretary.
HONOLULU RIFLE ATTENTIOS:I
{ The Members Of the above Company are hereby notified
ES1 that, after this date, notices viii not be issued as hereto
II fore.
~ Regular Drills will be held at the Ammo Of the Corps
ES on the II and 4h Friday evenings OF each month, at u
O'Clock u. NJ. Per order:
+. c. KRUGER. JOHN II. BROWN.
Orderly Strg. ant. Captain.
Head Quarters Honolulu Rifles, !
December 5, 1889. 1S1-f
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HONOLULU RIFLES. 4TTENT.


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