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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-06-14
NOTES OF TIE WEIR.

NOTES on IRE S@,SDvICu SLAMS Tle-IIs Cait.
farail Is publishing E, series oflr'-e-s On these Islands
- nr - ,sey have appeared, lef-at~ l-s5rs haze been
VubHshei.1 they are quite Interesting. though per
hans not > carefully written ast5ey might have been.
some errors are noticeable ia them, bus. IS s. whole.
they are Tar more carrec, than the accounts generally
appearing abroad about the Islands Sreaking Of the
ranches on Hawaii. in the .3.- Of My -, Mr.. Daily
says:
One Of the most extensive stock ranches in Wa.mea
= that owned o.. NeSS-~ I.vi.r. Green * Co, o.
Honolulu. II Is conducted 1v Ca.-. !. Il. Nsue-. %.
San Francisco. who has succeeded III iA;u>a- some
California spirit aui energy lL,o affairs there The
ranch premises constitute. IF themselves. quite q VII
llCe Their ca,tle-uut..I tb,usaui-ruu viii
somewhere along the slopes of Mauu4 hes, and have
q range # some thirty or forty miles.
Another extensive stock ranch j. that Of Nes>rS.
Louzaia 4 Spencer, known as EeL'hue estate Ike
their nei-hbors Jus, a.lalet To-. ,hair cattle are un-
numbered. and roam a. large In ;le mountains. They
pack about fifteen hundred barrels az beet annually
This : AL that the demand VII. justify them IN
sending 10 market Their most extensive branch
O. business : Sheep-raisiuC. in which. by skill, care,
ami expense. they have always excelled. Sheep
raising ! now regarded a. = very profitable business
A. the Islands. When We visited Lihue they were
shelriug. The poor sheep looked confused and aw6-
ward n they were turned out. minus their coat Of
wool Nessrs. L. X :. have shipped wool TO the
United States AMI England. which has been regarded
a a very superior article. Their last shipment 10
Europe realized thirty cents per pound. They have
eight or ten thousand sheep Of different breeds.
t. the proverbial hospitality Of our country resi-
dents. - merited tribute Is paid, in which every trav-
eler must join with the writer
The foreign residents in the islands are noted for
their genuine hospitality. The traveller Is always
sure of a kind reception wherever foreign families are
found The good people Of Waimea understand the
rites Of hospitality as well rs did the ancient Romans.
Foreigners are found all over the islauds-on noun
tain slopes. and in dark, remote valleys-many Of
them intelligent and refined, fitted to adorn any scci-
They seem TO enjoy living in an easy, i%ndepen-
dent kind Of way, free from the extremes Of excite
meut and care, n they usually are in their island
homes. Here the farmer has no rugged winter 10
provide for, and the business man has no - steamer
day" to worry him. but life flows in an even channel.
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EXPORTS.

For NtSEoSEstA-Per VI ruins star, June -222p kgs mission
stores. . VI f-t lumber
For BEEHES-Per Washington AIston, June S723 pEgs,
i25.324 gai- whal- oil. l box ivory. i+5 lbs, % Pkr-, 10000 lbs
wool. 3 bN- minerals. p pEg-, .OI6 Ibs tail,w. l. pkgs. $685.
he 0i metal I ka To- i.lJ1 bullock horns sol do hides. l. .s73
ib-. , bbl-. AZ H. =lu-h- = e : mise. 3 10 ccguac-
For VICTOsfA-p-r Jenny Ford. June 81 pkg specie, s3OOU.
~ pkgs sugar. sy,j9S Ibs- 1 c. gin. Il 10 rum. : do poT wine.
: hhfs rum. ; casks brandy 10 - bituers. 20 pkgs. 2Oi2 gals
moI4s-ss. so VI s-gTs. los Psgs. 3.+Ol I- coffee. l5 c. nIse.
- bales do, ; trunks do, 40 casks do 55 kegs DO, Is bbls tar. 10
pkEs ROPE S5S hnsils iron, so horses, { mules. I cows. I calves, =
carriages. 12.161 gals casks. am4 fodder fr live stock
For HOSGKOsS-per Lotus, June 11-2l9 pkgs, 2539S lbs
fungus. I box sandal wood, $50 BAGS -Four.
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From HLo-The schooners from Hawaii appear to
be well loaded with sugar. molasses and other freight.
the plantations being now in full operation. \ cor
respondent writes under date Of June : &" On the
1t Of June, al 8 o'clock \. NJ, We had a quite severe
shock - 81 earthquake. 1t awoke persons out of a
sound s.eep, and lasted about two minutes. Since
the summer Of -, there has not been such a rainy
season with Us as at the present time. For about
three mdnths we have not had a week of pleasant
weather lat any one time. The roads are awful
Cannot +ou spare the steam dredge with its 100000,
for 81 day or two, To drelge out the road to our 'suS-
pension bridge as the mud J. not more than from
four to six feet deep, or thereabouts: provided you
conclude that your harior dredging had better be
suspended awhile"
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PASSENGER

FoEErGS-
For BzENEy-per Washington Alst0n. June So Stoever.
For NtcE0SE-Js-p=r Morning star. June s-CLas 4 Castle.
Aea and wife, iISuia and she. NapaIin-iua-
FOR NGCTJEtA a1d TEEEALET-per Jenny Ford. June a.
Ne-srs J -t-Sart- Brown. Probate. NcClymput, Riseiy. lie and
! cllireu- l 8 servant. Seeney- BaTter- and . natives.
For HOSskOSs-per Lotus, June I-Angre-
coAsTWIsE-
For L1HATSG 8 KoSa- HASAn-per Emma Rooke. june =
Rev A rbGrstol and wife Mr. Taylor ami children. q y Spen-
GER } 7 waterhouse- DR. Baldwin, VI VI Cover, Prof Alexander.
AMI loo deck passengers
From LsHsIy.-p~f Kamoi, June 13-Hoa 4 g Chandler
and wife. ) 7 Waterfouse.
From E.LO-peT Ssttie Merrill. June l2-HOn Thos Miller.
PROM Raw .rHsE-p~r kaiuHa. June l3-G " Macy.
For HLO-per Netie Merrill. June I3-Rev 7 COau and wife,
J ii Coney. : 4 Alexander. and - deck passengers.
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DIED.

MscFAEIAsE-In Honolulu. June ., Mr. Henry MacfarIane.
sxed 80 years. proprietor % the Commercial Hotel. lie vas a
native ~ Scotland. and had resided on these islands "a years.
NrSER-At LiHkOi. East Maui. June :. Mr. Edwin Miner.
zzed So years. He was a native u England, and for many
wears a resident Of these islands
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FRox CH1xA.-Late news had been received in San
Francisco from Shanghae, to April 10, and from
Honekoug to April 4. The news received from
Shanghai, reports that the Chinese have concluded
20 paw the English and French governments their
expenses, and to allow Ambassadors in future to row
themselves up whatever river they wish, either fresh
~ stlr-ra have no War.
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sAN FRAsclsco mlRrEr.

Our alviccs ~ the Lsfas are 20 the ss:h cit. We rv- The
ruling rl,e- ofthe -tapl- rrriu-;g.
srs4E-Nay .. s. bbls darS : L cold on private terms. No.
! elnnnt be quoted over 1O.c- Market Lravy.
N0ttsszs--ales ofh--r quality az - a or. and I-c.f11,r
~ 81 a IOc-
CoFFEs-sales q Mania - Isc; p, I.Ir.
rough
FLo-E-Dome.uc, IS a 90.
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MONUMENT To KAWsHAUEHA II-A- the subject of erecting
q monument o. His late Majesty, Kamehameha III. is again
brought forward. we learn that it was agreed by the Committee
o. whom thar matter Wr~ referred that iD view Of the elruC>tueSs
with which. in his speech To- the Legislator Of l>i5. BE- RECON-
NEEDED "a careful consideration Of sci, means 70 ahJ,e The de
crease ofhzs subjects. and Lis recommendations Of Hospitals for
ttat purpose iu his speeches 10 Subsequent LEGISLATURES, the
i.~t appropriate us.umel; 90 his memory would he the er-c-
ton yt au Hospital for natives with his statue or bust placed
thereon or thrrsin-Y9igHsSj.u
We did not ask what - was agreed to by the Com
mi;ree." but what vas done with the money raised :
Neither do we ask " what the most appropriate mon
umeut" may be. That Will he left. Of course, to the
decision of the contributors. What we want 10 know
Is, whether the Committee has not been on a ''bust,"
and whether il Is no, time to report Proceedings. The
questions, as distinctly stated last week, have not been
answered. and we give chem again, the public being
interested in a straightforward answer to them
WAS any money collected for the above object,
What auuuat was collected
S--NLal has become o; the fund
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SE~ EEDsoEo On NaRNsT-TH= past week has been IN
usually Jul AMI there app-a-- % Do little - TO inquiry fr Oh
o. bHae We h=1r % TO Transactions co. -p-rn oil. aud in whale
81 only go bus-, hlnis1m~.a At f3ic e sal. 20 DO. dars. At 4Ic.
AMI - do dark south -. a. ~ al-I about 200 brf. wF.r-
On private terms In bone, NJ transactions.
At llayre- 2sth ulf- EAaeboar wa- he'll a. wer-upp5---I
Hates- hot limited IN demand 200 XII. FUND buyers At 5f25 FOR
slGth-rn dsLery- AMI $50 Er Ochy,-k. Per Ill. dutv pa51-
- b. St4a&ayd. April -
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DEPARTURE

June sch Emma Rookie. Chadwick, fr Lahsiua and Kona.
sch J-aanette- C5ok. fF Parts Oh Kauai.
S-Am ui-<- packet HorniusSl1r. GiIlstt. Tor Micronesia.
S-Au harE Washington Al-t1u. Wo1d-. GT Bremen
Sch H-sauEI+hi. Narhtut. for Roma. laval.
S---I Alik-tSt- Weth-Ft-e. Er Lshaiua aLI KlhuIui.
y-Am bars-u-tr- Jenny Fort Moore, for Victoria, '. T.
Ssh kamoi. Wirrur, Er LaLaiua-
Sch Maria, H0Heu0. Tor Lahafaa-
n-Az slip LatIs. Iecke. fr H1n-k0u=-
13-Sch Net:i- NsriL. B1-r-s. fr HI1 va LahaIua-
L-Sch May, Berdl. FIR ksvailae.
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ENJOYING rHFIR MoNEY-The discharged labcrers
from Bakers and Jarvis Islands held a grand feast
Qaau) OIL Saturday last, ut which all their friends
and everybody else were guests. After the t"Gu was
over. they rode through the streets on horseback IN .
body, and appeared to ENJOY their pay y iatalaccI-
dent occurred TO one Of the laborers = few days ago,
in falling from his horse. aud breaking q limb. 1t
was amputated, but modification set in, resulting in
his death. He was buried on Sunday, all his COM
nanions following his remains 20 the grave.
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LATEST DATES. received al rni. ONCE.
Ship-' Mails.
ARRIVALS.

June Ssh Kamni- Wilbur. from Rakuili and Lahaina.
S-Am clipper chip Lotus Lec.i-. II days I'm san Fran
cAcD en- route Er HDugzouz-
s->-n Mary, B-rril. IN kaE4ilar. With cattle.
lO-Sch Oil FeiIT. tdn.a-e- from Haullei- Eauai.
H-Sch ksluna- Armstrong. fra HIo and Kawaihae. With
lO bri- mJlt-ses and $50 pEgs sugar..
l2-Sch Nette Merrill, Bor-~-. from Il0 ad KoLaIa.
with q bad sheep AMI ; buIIock-.
I%-Sch kamoi, Niiur. from Lahsius.
l&->ch N1ik-ise. Wethsrie~. n EahuI1f-
L-Sca ENr-l Eazsdae. frca k1Ioa ard NaEiIi~ii-
li--rh Nara. s0isua- from LAhaiu4-
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vessels. Expected rro.n Foreign Ports.

h B N's ship Calypso, Noa'rysOr, sailed from Panama "a
Tahiti
An bark Constfc1f-n. ~, would leave Port Towuserd
about JUNE l. with a cargo ofiIn4t-r Tor Honolulu
Am steamer hiLsg-g- BUSH saiIei fraa NeE London Jan. >. to
C. Il WILLIAMS = Co Due in al Nay.
British bark Grecfan- KILLER. sailed from England =eb. 8. with
acargo q gods to Jauon. Green & Go.
Am ship Samuel Robertson, Taber. sailed from Boston Jan -,
wiki udse TO T. = snow Due IA June
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LEcTuRE-A lecture was delivered last Saturday
evening at the Bethel, by Mr.. :. T Alexander. before
the Dashaways-the subject, Would the licensing
of Distiieries prove advantageous to the country, or
not" Both sides OF the question were fully and
ably discussed. but the decision seemed to be in
favor Of the negative, showing that, according to the
opinion OF some Of the Sugar Planters, there would
be more drunkenness than ia5or on the plantations.
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FRENCH

- THE UNDERSIGNED. DESIRING TO
- retire from business, offers 10 sell cut his entire esMh.
II u-nmeut on very favorable tarms. The central aS
convenient situation Of the spacious premises are well known,
ans also tW- respectable patronage ;he hotel has enjoyed during
the last twelve years The inventory Is complete and viii re
qUir- Tut little renovation. The I-as' of the prgmi~tsis also r.
u. vahle under favorable terms. For further particulars. apply
To L-l- lnrl NllIDIk tNANNEEEL
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Soda gS ascs. Fountain !

CODA FOR "A MILES! 4 rerr.h.
~ ing beverage these hot summer days. Can az the nru,
store. corner Hotel and Fort streets.
2l2-6m J. Il SMITH 4 90
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Eailuku for Sale 4,

Edlu4U IOI mic
- WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUC-
SG TION. ~ the Court House In Honolulu. on the 18th dy
- Of June next, that large land called
"RAEUkU.,'
in the district # Kau. Island of Hawaii.
Terms of Sal--IaIf cash. and the balance Boo y months. with
interest the deed o. he delivered when THE last payment shall
be made
= portion n the land Is said to be well adapted TO the growth
Of wheat. and all o. IL for grazing purposes. especially fr goats.
The mountain portion is said - ahHuad iu pulu
For further particulars inquire 10 tie office Of the undersigned.
By order OF the BlauI of Education.
r. ARMSTRONG,
leN-3m President Board Education.
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The Merchants Manual!

6NONIAiNiNG THE e OF IS59-6O.
~ Gus .om-IIluSe Regulations and Charge. Treaties ws
France England. United Sat,s. Denmark and Bremen. together
with an abstract ~ the Uarhur Regulations for tLv PORT of Homo
lulu and other Ports 4 these Isa ds. Prca, - cruts. Coues
forwarded by Mi! oa the receipt % the price For sale hy
2l2-Sm II. NJ WHITNEY.
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Public Notice

FENHIS WILL NoTIFY PUBLIC THAI
u l VIII. after this date. not hold myself RESPONSIBLE fr -.
debts contracted by my wife MARY Ann, WHO i also be-by
informed that whenever she chooses she may yet return 10 he,
home and her husband.
JOS. R|ODERICK.
JuNe l.. l>tb. R-1es
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HUE HAVING REMOVED
nj their Business from the corner Of King and Fou street..
TO the store recently occupied by Ur. Flri. on Easlnr,sr~
street, would respectfully solicit a continuance u the uatrgg,-
the public generally.
IL Cloths. Cashmere, Nestugs, Sc. SC. ct diFarep; styl.s
and best quality, always on hand
2l2-3t NCCOLGAN d CAupRFTI
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\ TEuRIHLE Clown re-copperiug the guauo
packet .y~os.pii7s, now "a; the wharf, the sword u a
s~wori-fSh was discovered, broken of in the hull Of
the vessel. under its counter, and about four feet for
ward from the rudler post, II having passed through
the copper, the feting and a three inch oak plank.
judging from the size Of the weapon, where broken
of. it must have penetrated some - or Is inches INTO
the solid woodwork Of which the stern i composed.
In passing through the oak plank, the sword opened
quite a large crack, which, had it been in any other
part Of the vessel would have caused a serious leaks
The force with which the fish struck the brig must
have been terrific. How many vessels founder from
the attacks Of these powerful and destructive fishes
will never be known, but it Is probable that not q lew
are lost from this cause alone. Ia most cases. in at
lacking ships, they mistake them for whales or
other marine monsters.
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DAsHAwAYs-Mr II. \. Z. Carter, wiH address
the Honolulu Dashaways at their room. the Bethel
Ves'ry. at g O'Clock next Saturday evening. The
Public are invited.
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We are indebted to Crpt. Leckie. of the Lotus.
and W. Z. Cutrell. Esq, for the latest papers received.
- The mail by the Comet, will leave probably on
Tuesday next. June u.
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By TERUAPIS EXPREss.-

LAID TITLE Waria will Doe laid up a fw days in order to
put ou some copper and make some other little reutirs-P0iy.
Hardly was the = ink dry before the Maria was
under way as usual on her old route. The truth is,
Capt. Frank Mol;eno can't afford to lie idle long in
these dull times, the Polynesian reporters to the con-
trary notwithstanding.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

~ II COTTAGE NOW OCCTPIED
IL - ~ hc-ae-- aaS, below B.. o. Hall. ,a lie Nuaaau
- -- F.'.-a--.t w.t.-.lE ua. Immediate ra. sas.son
gwen F.r terms please apply To JOS. o.. CARTER.
-+-L Commercial Advertiser one
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AFRAID To SHOW HIS CoLoRs.-A clipper ship Of
about 800 tons burthen, passed our port yesterday
forenoon (the l3th) without stopping or showing her
signals. We dispatched a boat SIX niles or more to
BID her good morning, but perhaps thinking we
were only cannibals, the stranger gave Us q wide
berth. The ship looked very much like the Fleet
riqg. which was to have sailed from san Francisco
for Honckoug about the 1st.
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PEAs-We are happy to notice that this delicious
esculeut in being produced in such quantities as
TO promise a constant supply for our market.
The OH Ftl0r brought a frs installment from
the garden OF Rev. Z. johnson Of Hanaiei, who
informs Us that q supply will be sent in every schoon-
er leaving for Honolulu. Mr.. Wilhelm has his res
tauraut supplied with them. We doubt not that a
sale could be found mere for any amount tat may
be raised and delivered in good order.
CoSsrLAE-Hou. \. g. Cl.nl.sr, [, 5. Consul at
Lahafna. leaves for the United States i'll the Conston
account e III hell,h. During his absence tie Con-
sala,e At that place viii he filled by Capt. Henry
Bi.slow. who has been recognized as Vice Consul by
this government. |
REy. T. L. TAYLoH-A letter received from Mr.
Taylor advises Us that Inc purposes remaining IN Cal
iioruia some months yet. His Po=t-oaice address Is
Columbia, Tuo!umue Co, Cal.
- The Frances Palmer, with the New York
mail OF MAY >. ought % arrive today.
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TIE FoUNDRY.-Mr. Hughes has taken charge Of
this establishment, formerly owned by NJ. Weston,
and Is prepared TO do all kinds Of work IN casting or
turning metal work.
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LAND SALE-That large tract Of land on Hawaii
known as d" kahuku," viii be sold At the Court
House, tomorrow, at y O'Clock. It comprises an
immense range of land, running from the sea up to
the tip-top point Of Mauua Loa, and aaordiLg every
variety Of climate, from the hot sea beach to perpe-
tual SHOWS. It i estimated to contain over . 1000
acres. It lies between Kealakeakua and Ksu. What
it i worth We can't pretend TO say.
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KEGS. KEGS.
4 Sk6SA , = GALLON p
ENOO KEGS suitable for SUGAR. F.- sale ~
-li-lq 60. EWE & co.
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VESSELS IN FORTUNE IL.

Am bark Z0e. Bush
Am bark Comet. smith.
Am brist Josephine, stone
PASSENGERS
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EEERRING

nX YOR rs. IRON pLON1S. WHEFFLE-
~ trees ami Chains. FOR -a.. .y
-ll-lq c. EsUWE Err : co.
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WHALE OIL
RENOEkE

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. For isle by
G -l--I II. H~AlhEEIn.n n
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Was any money collected far
2-Wta: amoua; was collected ,
J.-NLal las become %; the fund ,
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NOTICE !
P~IANOFORTE FOR SALE!
uELODFONS

SALT
hBARRELSTTRKS ISLAND SALT.
wv For sale 10y 2llIg) e.. BEEWER s. co.
POWDER!
- KEGS TT POWDER. FOE
-a.-hy t-illH g. BREWER & co.
LACKAWAEA COAL.
EyOR SALE BY
= 2Il-l4 c. BREWER * co.
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Br AUTHoRITY-This paper having been selected
by the Honorable House Of Representatives, to pub
Is journal in the native language, the report Of
its preceding will re found on our supplement.
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F:pA BARRELS X CooD ORDER.
iFl. r..- .. LaIft.- Uar..r-l. kits TONGUES a-l sounds.
FOR sale iy Z.l-I4g g.. Brew Is. & co.
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The NV TARIFF.-A small pamphlet Of sixty
pages, published at our Office, contains the new Tar
if, the Hlrbor Regulations, Custom House Charges.
Treaties, and other Information of value to every for
eigu resident. See advertisement.
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Dances In Washinston.

An Ohio editor gives his views Of dances whiC
bo lately witnessed at ball in Washington He says
The want Of variety In this metropolitan dancing wa&
however fully made by the fancy things, such a. thS
waltz and polka These absolutely barbarous. The
old fashioned waltz the morality Of which even Byron
called question: here ignored altogether too oeA
and distant The lady lays her head the genteman's
bosom puts one hand on his and the other In his coat
tail pocket resigns herself 10 his embraces and gsss
sleep, all but her feet, which, when not carried By na
clear OF the floor 90 pattng around the toes. Tha
gentleman thus entwned throws his head back and ~
eyes up, like dying calf his body bent in the shape a
figure A. he whirls backs up swings around, swoens -
ali appearances, dashes forward and leaves the ring -
the delight OF all decent people.