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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-13

DEATH OF Mr. HoLsReokThe Chcgo brings us the
nnounoment OF the death in that city, Of J. Holbrok ESQ the
% Special Agent Of the Post oce Department
tnere some Two weeks following ana
died suddenly Friday evening the lungs His
Mr hoorooK was unrvaed Detector lie accomplished
nan all other officials combined eng bring
ing to justice pOsOse robbers He great natural
close student human
of purpose He possessed high order His t.
Years Among The Mail Bags had fascination of Vidoo He
engaged at the time Of his death, Ia
ton of Postal intelligence ~ WV 'eNnins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

maintaining confidence hou has beeu tho demand thai
t.s eIised abroad for food va: guaranty that psc6c
relations with her countries would be maintained Naons
tho present tns do rush into With staring
large portion Of their population In the sos The better
railroads were employed, consequently the sss likely
the traffic b- Interrupted by violent The
market their shares and securities I'll
by the two powerful that can opee the
tions ~h those nations whose wants great source
the increased profits Of the former
A, large A. has been the advance In the market value
railway property has been In most cases by mean'
equal TO tho in intrinsic value This Is not strange
tie low which prices bad fa on. aud the
for long time apersiins TO depe" prices The sd
vane IA the sggregss aesdy eqsed hurdfsds OF NH
lions Il takes the public long time TO investigate thu vast
number OF securities upon the market and to subject theii
value to substantial tes These are every day degonHiatng
the value OF some security hitherto neglected but OF real
matt 40 that with fuctu.tions somewhat violent which
the evsats Of day must expect prices VIII
will be resu.ed by tho prevaing pcez
or m u.y os.ad of dpreciiDg they have dene upon
,Isordnsry circumstances that had ls or nothing to 90
with their real value.
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Arrived.


Steamer Neptune U s. transport shsy Fofrss. hSorSe
a.. ~ hours, ir balast 70 SoL " W
Tomekin Left At The Break ~ser steenoosi TO-
t,o, Landing for view York with o@ sck soldiers
tom shc army Of he Lad pa 10 on "
head winds r,,.. rt~.,ooo, JnIv 10 n,d.. n
TIL D-arborn Had light winds the eutirs passage
sbp Maxn IA tof BATH swee'ser boston Ia Sssttoc U.
c Duocam -, c.u cr, Po.,on An h.ll.., a.
Bs.,rit & Bacon. ~. H. ,e H.. a.
e a. Dnucsn Co l6h inst. lat, A. Ion bI W spoke b.
M. TITO. bsyne from New York for Qu--ustwn ~ USE
- "a "a lou " pss-ed bark Aberdeen, Cochran, hou.
C.rdenss July 8. for Liverpool
Raj Elase,h Dr. Of Bristoi Bearne Cardiff - days
coal y tuuard 81 inst lat ~ ST. on Is To- spoke va a.
inc p Anne of aud from ewBedloTd cruiss eileen,
u DAYS oRt, all well -
266 uss,. to h unAard, n Co -
sehr lyor OBJ, OF New Quay, Engl Phillips, Malaga
dave frni, &c. to CLIO FrAnca l4th Inst. let 49, lou ~
suo.e bark Mailipn. from New York for Qo-enstvvO.
sshr OF. (of Fast Msehi4sl, Bro-n, Lnssn, G. b., 10
days Coz. and 'mber to master
Schr j. L. Johnson. Chase, Mschis days, lumber |" d
Talbot 4 Co. "a.
slr John Rusyes Bsksr Eirabethpor coal for B''ssa-
Schr Florida, KELLEY Dennis days, h.n ~,
Ste mel Falcon jones' Providsnce mdse. 70 EdwSd SSs
WlND-Sunset s.
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Amusemenre
SARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

hhLhlOhN N1ORbC'i'
WONDERFUL COMBINATION OF NOVELTIES.
THE WORLD NE'ER SAW THE LIKE
GEN. TOM THUMB g. COM. MUTT,
GEN. TOM THUMB G. COM. NJ l.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR S1,oOO.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR s'l,OOO.
TRIAL OF SKILL FOR 81 200.
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT.
MUSEUM CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT
CHARLES g sTRATTON Of Bridgeport, Ct, the original
GEN. TOM THUMB,
GEN. TOM THUMB,
has been p.,td by pea all the Kings Queens EmperOrs,
and Poteuts,ss Of the civilized World
George Washington Nu;, Of Manchester N H. known as
COMMODORE MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT,
Claims to be the su.alest wing lie. like Tom Thumb
Is witty pert and charmngy interfering; the pet Of the
ladies children aud the admiration Of all Such pair OF
charming aud deli hful wooders
TIE WORLD NEVER SAW TOGETHER!
Mr. Bsruum has with the greatest difficulty prevailed upon
these GREArLrTLE this pair of miosure actors and
perfOrmers-to meet III NOBLE FRIENDLY STRIFE and
publicly exhibit gether in
GRAND TRIAL OF MERIT AND SKILL!
Mr.. BaInum has agreed to g.ea
PRIZE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
PRIZE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
60 the hero who proves TIE m talented aud attractive
They will be seen at O.. bour. EVERY DAY and EVEN
ING and will give spscis performances Morning Afternoon.
and Evening. at II. . AMI Is o'clock.
They will also be seen -. uenadng about the Museum.
THEIR EXHIBITIONS ARE WONDERFULLY
EXCITING,
THEIR EXHIBITIONS ARE WONDERFULLY
EXCITING,
eens.ias Of every character and performance
which they are capable Of producing including SONGS.
sCOrCa SAILOR, IRISH and YANKEE COSTUMES,
NAPOLEON BONAPABTE, COURT DRESS, WILL
KINs, BOBBIN AROUND. DRUNKARD, YANKEE
DRUMMING, FREDERICK THE GREAT, BILLY BAR
Low SAILORS HOR SplPE, SO Gen. TON THUMBS
MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS will be exhibited
Their RIVAL LITrLE COACHES AND PONIES,
with ehn coschmen aid ootmen livery. will be near
she Museum a. lci y and O'Clock daily.
TROPICAL FISH FOR THE A0UARIA
Early Summer Manager out expedition to the
Tropics Seas to obtsiu their GENEROUSLY BEAUrl'
Full FISH. II hs returned. been perfectly successful and
the Aquuia is now swa1any with FIFTY BEAUTIFUL
MAGNIFICENT FOUREYEp CHERUBs, the most ex.
ouisi.ev beautiful FISH ever beheld; PoRCUPlNE FISH
SPANISH LADY FISH. other and splendid spec
psas. al of brilliant colors.
A SPLENDID FARCE COMPANY
censistirz Of Mrs J. J. PRIOR Mis-. JIMMIE WALTERS,
Mr. J. E. NAGLE eui Ness. HAvILAND, RILEY,
ANDERSON, &c. kc.. is also engaged, and give AZ
NOON and EVENING the ELEGANT FARCE
LOVE IN LIVERY.
Yet with all this and The Million Of other Curosities from al
pNts Of the World the price Of admission remains at
ONLY IS CTS CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS, Is CTS.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....".AUa II
Cleared
Cleared.
Ship-New-York. Hsinhurst, Gisssow, WIN. Arsd

Ship-New.York Hsinhurst Glssgow, WIN. K Alfred
B.rk.-Youps Amercs. Collins, New-Or,eAss. J: H.
Brigham; Ebing tPru.s) Renter. antwerp fsnch Msness
a Mud; j. Godfrey, Clarke, Nsw.Or-ans Wshenan. d.
mon & Go Msrava, Grfing. Barbados 4. {. Dwisbt
Brig.-C. b. Allen. Look oissi Miller Hooga,o' Syoa
TOiden) Muller Cork, Rug.r Bros. Nsisd tbr) Cae Sc
John, \. B.. p Nrvia. Sooi LoSiss tP,gis SsoT..
osn. Liverp-,. Arthur Lazy North America Wallace
L lab port, Jed Frye Co:
schoo rr.-Judge Brown. Gilmore, B.tb. Me. mutefi
E,rmuIsr tBr) Davidson. Wisdsor, J. 5. Wbioey Co
Ven BrD. Clubhouse tiarea Grace Te.Gscsos Da,cn,'
M.sno.m and Para II. X. Corning Soo Go Electric,
(Rr ! Webb Beimuda, McCal 4 FIRTH Maia l. us.tr
cnr ST. ki,ts TICS Gilmariu Tariff Provost Saniosa'
" olcot. Parker, ,stcn uo
SO p.-Mo TO- Bliven Norwich C. Harvey; M,ry 0r.y'
Hswser u ea.vie bentley. Smith L. Co; Helen bsoc'eA
Fad River IL Racket
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Gnscenareou5.

DEICK PRESSES aud DRAIN TILE MA
~ CLlHEs.-Fsctory, No. SO 3thrt, PhilsdeiPhs
= 4. MILLER
NOTiCE-To Shoe Manufacturers and Manu-
IN fart rers Of 10 ,tpr. n'-DlKs ne furnished for
CUTTING ali Kind. oil TOOK % ans de.ired shape by
NA5u a. SMITH
Ston.h.rn Mass
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PRoNorED.-Major Frank White, 'on Of Judge
White OF this city has been appointed Jodge-Advo'
cate and Provost. Marshal at Jefferson CITY, No.,
by Gen Tottep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

NKw.YoRK. Aug l9-l3 2S3 bbls Flour, lis bbls Corn
Meal $50 bags 90, lO23 bbs Whisky, 1900 bush West
81 do "a 10000 Corn. l44O do Rye etj ptg. PIe
visions $40 pkga Oil Meal 40 do Ashes os do. Lard, -
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NEW.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Fon rur WEEK FspING TUESDAY, Aususr 10. 1862.
or.L pYctlPTs op CATTLE KINDS Fok tn. WEEK
According the reports from the several market places u
10 city, there have been received thls week:
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HllOkeA

By pilot boat Mary C.sLsrne. No e-lsth in. S an
I s. 5. E. Of Montsuk, u. 5. piaoaceshiP I'm
/ O USE all we'll
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The Michigan Southern Railroad earned the 6rst
1901 ......."...".'.'''s's's's. ~sJox!
.................ss's.s.."s bSsot

Increase. .....................".SS.3U
EQUAL to 81 y cent
Tho Housatonic Railroad Company has declared a
dividend of four dollars per share on the Preferred
stock Of that company, payable on the 18th inst
The dividend on the stock on the New.York books
ia payable at the Office of Ketchum, Son g. Co.,
Exchange Place.
The Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
Company give notice that the books of transfer have
been opened at the agency 10 this city. Those hav'
ing stock to register are requested to forward their
certificates to the Office to the agents in this city,
Messrs. WiDsow, LaDier & Co.
Gold is llii u.s. and dull. Several large for
eign orders which have been on the market at LA
have been withdrawn. The business in demand
notes for House use has been to fair extent
a, 1911, Certificates Of Indebtedness firm at
90; az 100. The 1905 advanced to 1851! but were
afterward triae OF
We understand that the first LOT of the small Gov
eminent notes. Is and %, will be sent to Washington
to-day.
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
were 81 ,3l5, $50 60.
The deposits yesterday on export ct the Sub
Treasury reached nearly s750,000 and to-day are
very large.
The Sub-Treasury is paying to-day the semi
annual interest on the 100 y cent Treasury Notes.
The line of applicants extended 70 the corner of Mas
sau street
Money continues easy at 3a5 y cent, the former
on choice coaterals.
The following table will compare the present
condition of the tanks with that ut the close Of the
corresponding week last year:
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sISiArUKH ALMANAC -
un-ri~s.,.5:i5 Sets-.........6:53 Mooa-Rises c:33
sItH -
,sndy Hook. 341 GOV. Island. 49, Heii'ats.. e;is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

WALLACKs.
Doors o. en al :, CONNER ces at o.
GRAND 90 CNEFlT
MR. w J. FLORENCE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20,
The NJ sat aud evef-yoDU Jr-ins OF
III To DIES.
r,ro.tv Toodas 6,s. time "a Sr w j. Florence
COUNfRf REL RY TIE GtEAr BALLET TROUPk.
The whole I, conciod- itn tn- dashine piece
MiSCuIrNOUS AsNlE,
Mr. FLORENCE s.uadng x widely different Characters
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cICK and WOUNDED SOLDIERS

CICK and WOUNDED SOLDIERS.-A
y Grand FESTIVAL aud PICNIC, IN aid Of Sick and
orDd-d soldiers. place under tue auspices OF the
Yoe Mem. Iii ersry AID Social Union Jouess Wood Oh
WEDNESDAY Aus. ~. Gen. CHESTER A AHIHUh
S,II rrs,ide hdif..ss, will be made by Brig Gen.
SICK IS Brig CO. AICHABD tUSTEED. Judge Advo-
cs,sljepefsI Nm. ii ANTON. th- Hon. JOHN ID
TOvSsEND &c Gen. WALoHIDGE and ex Mayor
WOOD have beep invued ano are eXp-ced TO attend
Gram Bal ChAmpere viii take place ia the Evening a
Grand Concert ~ DOdyTO.th. Baud Will take place In
The Afternoon Tickets 81 oens TO admit gentleman ard
ladies Exercises TO c,inAeuco al noon.
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burning flnio, Oils, &t.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
received direct IRON the manufactures ara weis aho
seI .r VI Quantities TO in pune chipping order al inc
sG' owes. nsfeet talss b. -IHIfFFFLlN EhoJAiLilS
= ~. -s.> = 4 I. .. - -lstA.
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llort-iuaroens' Nctlte.
sx.~r M NEw. YORK

S,.rr on NEw Y0RK.
PoK,.wAsDssI V'nos No lot w.ll'tS.
NOTICE hereby svsq. ~ M .",,. S =.
section ~ nm. Wsrisus Othc1 Of toe Port OF New-
9S to ali interested II. .sss sn :ass.v o. S r.:
soJce are under exsI nation by ths fofs-
Ss .d ID aid survey. o. eI amlnAtoas Sh %
ted within too dsys nsA' succeeding 'aiS
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NIXON's CREMORNE GARDEN,
IN Open Every Evearg and "Wednesday snd Saturday
TILL GREEK FIRE FOUNTAIN EVERY NIGHT
- OsIriVELY LAST NIGHT OF
THE SPIRIT Of TIE FLOOD.
sENORITA CU8AS IL he very exciting dance, second
time this sson. entitled
ELOLEi Ell OLE!
This dance perhaps 10 its most glowing FORM
that passion which the cha scters Of the dance
OF Southern Spain see1s Of whose soil hot and
fervid ubas will dane FL OLE in the precise COS
worn 10 Andausi, of fesve nce snd mpart to II
all the rapture and sb.udoa ~bo1 belongs this the most
magnificent o! the National Dances OF Spain.
THOMAS BAKER q d his ORCHESTRA In new pro-
xsmIue Of music Including the Palace Gaden Polka. with
the original SINGING DIkD
Will ne Trodqced, Thursday Evening NEW PAN
TONNE. BY NJ. Lehman1. -
WANIEp, 100 (HIIpRES PoR CINDERELLA.
Admission 10 the three entertainments p ceDts
NIBLO's GAKDEN.-SUMSiER SEASON.
In Lessee aud Mau.s-r. wv WBEkTLEX
Third Meek OF the celebrated
GABRIE. R4VtL AND TROUPE.
YOUNG AMERICA On LBE THhEE FILING
ThAPEZE.
The Ser.a ion Of the City
sTONTGHT, WEDNESDAY,, Ang. 20, FIRST NIGHT Of
The Grand Fairy Spectscnlsr lautomne entitled
~ Tie GuEEN MONSiER
GABRIEL a. TIE WHITE KNOTT.
YOUNG AMERICA as HARLEQUIN
TIRE FLYING TRAPEZE.
LA LEOTARD. by YOUNG AMERICA
Tho utertsinalsut Wi CONNER c. with
WHERE do L IL MONEY CONE 'FRONT.'
By the Dramatic conpsny
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rIarhets-cAEXFJLLY kssoErfp , FOR Ts1 ~ y Thisrs'
TUESDAY. Aug. IL. 1861
hsuES-T, market /. rather quiet out stesdy At 30 81
ns.o SO for Pots, aud = for PEARL .
corr ON--The cotton nase, to-day has been very dul
and uacvh and prices Sonrw hat sH.ie though
tire hh'rnce OF bushes Q! ihpianee tAs de-, !. on
nomua We qgOe oeits at 49,; Two piAo eHi wee
ID it auction .O-day. THAI bark Pilgrim emOisced ~
"a - Gulf at 43ic ll2 do stained at +3 ~ do damage
3lo do all 4l.e 20 bsI' large 3sc and o.ss pos
ihgs nc VI u. teHooeet AheIo ~ a.r - tx Ia.
cs stained. AZ Dc, ~ Do. damas'd Z. 1''c an 10
loose 30 d. a. 3 tc ....,,o "a
COfPE Rshasd agot !. steady and 10 %oae sa.
LOtFEF-rhc market Tor al h.nds Ten'aas s'ea'y o'
n. bosne.. Is limited and .he $. - % Of Rio Golfer
Scott Sous weekly chcn'sf iens'S 'rialsb a. ri -
luun, the week eofnpriss 2.blJ bags, ek So
2iic ship and 90? bags Ia i-.es 81 I'd De, s,eaes
no dairs tho I'D july we're i'e 1e) fS of uly
bio BIO .ho ~iug the codse .hi2mstts i'o d st.,e,
to tina, date have b. en only ies G which
drmn.ss IA suction sale Is a"noulvsa ''i sr
day. 20 when .6a beg go - a,sS Be- oasredn
M as AND piES-Opinn has bee' ~ sv'u a-"s W."
ana ~s hen OF s.. Of II loo tSs, Soda As6 At re %
60 ~ 20 10 tun, Csastic soda SIC AID ~" Aes
b. C.ta 4MEAI-rhe Flour rsrke, Is more active a.
IN. M he better grade. OF Western aud s',e ou' ~
ossf for bIAni' wien so,s ~ ..s s t
az rs 10 tor superhue states r. 100 - y -
T,rs s,Ss % 5i@s' iS for sound do aney sasl % ~
= sS 40 a. ths low grade. OF ---ru e1us - H@ p %
brand. OF Roundho9P Extra OHIO, and y -
- 40 ~ for ,r.de brands Ca adam Flour !. In limited IT,
@ ale. Of 900 bbls at 2ja - 40 tor the low grades
of or ,a, AID o. SOD 80 - of wade banis Southern Flour
i, n, Isr request o.peiey good Family estIas sales OF
81, bbi, at SIS 3e IS - Tor mixed 20 coed SnperiDe
Etmore &c. and eo@S1 for trade brands do. Rye Float
- steady sud fsr demand SAFE, OF ~ o5s SJ9St q
for Sulss aud Extra Cora Meal ,osice aud Is nr and
In isr request; Gales OF JUO bba fsiIn1" a. % ~ io
81 ~ ahJst
Fl3d Cod In fair demand at slightly lower rate,
sale, Of 1905 q,i. bank 5s - sIt and 90 do. st
Georges <s6 ~ l2t French Ia iimusd requet al
- So Mscker. quiet out steady ~ previous rates
Picked Herring are dsl; Smoked heiri,g arc hrn
AZ IA limited cemsnd az zoajoc. or scaled. AID NC fo
No. |. ~ -,
FRUT-Sees al auction to-day OF 200 boxes Palermo
Lemons at ~ 0Sfr % 80 -, a.
GRAIN-Th- Wheat msrke, I. less active owing partly !.
the supf ly; demand Is fair mainly TOT oxpof ~
p.rs " s,e 6ut he undesirable assortment restricts ous'
pes ms-riay prae qurlie' nre hun, bet superior 20
ssIfss4s SO L.SI. Ass 800 s.AYSe t~',ssS 1881 -
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The statement Of The PbiIadeIphla
lasf trvn xverks com nnrea us fnllnwa.

We annex acompsraIiye statement Of the Exports,
exclusive Of specie, from the Port of New-York TO
foreign ports for the week ending Aug ~, ald since
Jan. /:
1860. 1861. 1852.
For the week ........ ia,iu hl,ts, 5ls aiHla4Ol
rIeyo ely Teperted... - % 80 8hpjfJ' u - 35i
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-11-20
KEATING'S
COUGH LOZENCES

HTPW OF FIFTT
Z euce has lIuy confirmed ths superior reputation og these
Lz-uEs. To- th- cur. " A-TuWN a.. 10 NESENESS. WINTER
COUCH. SIIO TIMES Of BREATH, and other PULNDNA-
~ NALADIES-
HEczSr TsTvfOyrsL FROM NNrIvE MEDICAL Man ~ EJyEAT-
Agar Lare. Native Town Bombay. oct -. S55-DEtR
rE-lh have great pleasure 70 informing yuu ~ the great good
Your excellent tpttIl L~DLENGES DO un the Pulmonary Dis
eases lama Medical PrtrJ-uu.riu Bombay, and am satisfied
with their -lal u-srt-- and WuUII Gel obliged by YOUR sending
me The wh'es'ie price @-H quantity
lr.uasI- -r- r--H-t'uly-
T. RE'rS9r Lsa- cow EUTTONJI RHAEADI.
Directions for T-c.
One or two, taken 90 bedtime, VII array che irritation in the
throat. AMI prevent th- Cough frm di-turbIuy the patient
during the night. and one E-g ffgtf 0r ten kEss an the LIy,
when tE" t.u-h is twI'i--rms- VII arari great relief
BEING made from the Pr-sruPtiau q an eminent Physician,
they are confidently recommended % persons subject T. the
above complaints 440r ts L0-sEgss 70 dtssGIus iH rae
mouth gT1GE4Ig-
NOTTCE-TheSe Lrzsnges 10 not contain and preparation
ofOpium, Or any auriyas which can iujure the constitution
CbiIdren'- " Worm Tablets. n enIin='-.}
The recently di-cIv-rei .rEIiusrem-iy fr Worm Disorders
in Children and Adults Es- uHF been concentrated i the form
ia purely Vegetable >scrmsat-
The Tablet IS eagerly taken by Children. and one 70 three
given twice o. ttr4-s q week- VIII ~ 90 q safe and certain cure
Prepared aui Sold DO tins, Iv Ti3NN> HEATING. Chemist.
&c. - - Psuis Churchyari- L1ti.I, p c. and Retail Iy
ali Druggists a1i Patent Nal"I- Vendors - che World
Observe the words -kEAIINGS WORM TABLET" are
eugrsvel on the Government S-aHrr ofelcL Tn, without whch
none are genuine
The above simple and pure medicines 90 b. had at
As. CLEGHORN'S,
~ the FIRE proof store. on the wltlr, corner Of Kaahumauu
And Queen streets. Also, Retail Establishment, Nuuanu -.
I2s-4t
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From te Poyncsian, October 49,
Letter by the Dean of Windsor to Bishop
StaIcy.

WrNDsoR, August Is, 1862.
My DEAR LORD BISHoP The Queen has de-
sired me to express to you her regret, at being
unable, in consequence Of her great afiliction,
you personally upon many most interesting cir
cumstances connected with your Episcopate.
Her Majesty preserves a lively recollection of
the visit of the King of the Sandwich Islands to
this country eleven years ago and more especi-
ally of the deep interest then taken by Her Be
loved COnsOrt in his welfare. Since that time,
she has most gratefully appreciated, and sympa-
thIzed with, all the e%XertiOns of the King, with
II view to the progress of Christianity in Homo
lulu and has heard with much satisfaction, Of
his attachment to the doctrines and discipline Of
the Church of England.
For the Queen of the Sandwich Islands, as
springing from her own nation, Her Majesty en-
tertains sentiments of peculiar regard, and con-
siders her position rs most propitIOusly exercised,
in furthering the good work of the English
But it is to the intention Of the Royal Parents,
with regard to the Crown Prince, that Her
Majesty looks forward with the most hope and
confidence. She has heard with great sItisfac-
ton that he Will, in the first place, be entrusted
70 your Justice and care; being assured that You
Will associate with the other duties of your Epis-
coVate, as one of It's first objects, the instruction
of the Heir Of the Crown, early In the sound and
charitable views of religion, which belong 10 the
church into which he Is To be admitted. Her
bNrt "AN4iN ANA L4dFtAS Will dtttilu l.c DlpllSildl
rites, with which, Immediately on your arrival
at Honolulu, you will receive the Prince into our
church. Your EpiscOpate will thus be inaugu-
rated on the Islands with the most promising
auspices.
Her Majesty has already s%ignifed, through her
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. her inten-
tion of being one Of the Sponsors TO the Prince,
and has forwarded n suitable gift for the occa-
sion.
Her Majesty has commanded me to add that,
although now left alone, she shall continue 10
watch the progress of Christianity and Education
and social improvement in the sandwich Islands,
with the same lively interest with which she has
hitherto watched tim conjunction with the Prince
CDnsJrt. Such progress, under the Almighty
aid. and your own supervision, she considers as
mainly depending upon the Intelligence and
refinement Of character and mind go remarkable
in the King.
Believe me,
Dear Lord Bishop.
Most sincerely yours.
JEROLD WELLESLEY.
Dean Of Windsor, Resident Chaplain, sc.
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From the London Record, Monday December %, 1861
The BishopTic of Honolulu.

The following is a copy of the license on
which DR.. Staley has been consecrated -
Victoria, by the Grace of God, &c, to the
Archbishop Of Canterbury, &c, greeting
- Whereas you, the said John Bird, Arch
bishop Of Canterbury, have humbly applied unto
t. Us for our License by warrant under our Roy
al Signet and Seal Manual, authorizing and en-
towering You to cOnsecratc the Rev. Thomas
Nettleship Staley, Clerk, Master of Arts, a Brit
ish subject, to be Bishop of the United Church of
England and Ireland in the Hawaiian or Sand
wien Islands and all Oth9r of the DominiOns of
the King of Hawaii, you have certified TO US
that yOH had fully ascertained the suficiency Of
the said Rev. Thomas Nettleship Staley in good
learning, the soundness of his faith, and the pu-
rity Of his manners.
Now it is our Royal Will and pleasure, and
we do by this our License under our Royal Sig
net and Sign Manual authorize and empower you
the said Archbishop, to consecrate the said
Thomas Nettlcship Stalcy to be Bishop of the
United Church Of England and ireland in
Hawaii.
Given at our Court of st. James's the 18th
day Of December, 1861, in the twenty-ffth year
OF our reign.-By Her Majesty's command,
RUSSELL
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Commission Merchants
AsGEIONEERS.

AGENTS OF THE
Regular Dispatch Line Of Honolulu Packets.
II All freight arriving IN tra1si;u for the Sandwich Islands,
viii Doe received and forwarded by the . Regular Dispatch Line,
FREE or CuWWsSIuS.
Particular attention paid TO forwarding AMI transLipment Of
merchandise. sale u whaIemen's bills. and other exchange. in
surlnce OF merchandise and specie under open policies, suppy
ng w~ha!eships. cAartering ships, etc.
III and l19 California street,
REFER TO:
Captain b z. STOW.
Messrs. & BREWER 4 CO. Honolulu.
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