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lmpoTfant to House Owocrs.
Important to Bidders.
important to Rn'lroad Companies.
Important to Farmers.
JOHNS & CROSLEY'5
JhlRoFED
Gutta Pcrcha Cement Roofing.

RI is Fire ard Water Proof. II can be applied
i to new and old Roofs of ali kinds. stecp or fiat
md ~ Sh.ns:c Roofs without renewing the shin
g!cs.
This article has been thoroughly te:.nl 10 New
York City. and all partS Of The United States.
tanndl. West ludrs and Central and South
America Oh buildings Of all kinds such as Fac
tories. F"undrrs Churches. Rail Road Depps
Cars. and Public buildings generally Gov
sr. mcIs buildings, &c by tho principal Builders.
Architects and others during thr past four years
and La. proved 10 be the che pest and m"st dnra.
b e Roofing in us" it is il every respect Fire.
ter Weather ard lime rrvof co,v.ins for
Eu,.fs Of all kinds
This is The only material manufactured in the
| niicl states which confines The very dasir. bic
properties Of Elasticity and Durability. which arc
universally ACKNOWLEDGED to be possessed by
Guta Prr:ha AID ln'a Rubber
Tho eAlense Of applying it is triflng as an
ordinary Eoot can tc covered and finished thr
same day. and when finished forms u perfectly
Fire PT~f su rtace with an elastic body which
c.Iuot b" injured by Heat, Cold or Storms
Shrinking Of HvT. Boards, nor any external
A.fiUn " hafc,er
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MICH lNit.Ai..

MICH lNiCAL.
PORT Deposit
Planning Mill and Sash Factory.
w invite the attention Of all persons in the
w i'y "i Country. VIII" contemplate the srsc.
ton al dwellings. Barns. 30 to our extensive
s'"rh OF Rnildi; Materials in the Rough and PIE
l.'ri for use, in part rs folloTs:
Iu...; ANb WINDOW FIR lsMES,
c'ircuor and Plain
rLGNnA VENETIAN AND pIvOI;
I,NEL SIT TIERS;
rASlllS. t:lazet AMI not Hlazcd
WOOD MOULD NGS;
HnT-BEb SASH;
.IhAckETS;
NnnbEN M,STELs;
A \ ,l rnSrS' Tuned.
BARN VENTlI.ATukS;
WINDOW ilASS;
BUILDERS HhEDW ARE:
SASH NEIGfiTS AND CORD;
HAND RAILING );
CHI hCu PLWS.
Also
dressed FlocEIS1;
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE, WHITE
PINE and HFMLnGE we'll seasoned
All If the above We vt.r low for Cash or an
proved paper.
ER-nrirrs by mail or othcrwise promptly
attended ~ by RINEiTART'S FNECtfuHS
n. W. holland, Manager
Port her"-it Mar. 20 l562--6m
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SOLDIERS. Provost Marshal Bennett

requests US to say that all stragglers and
soldiers in this county, whose leave Of alb
sence has expired will be furnished with
transportation by calling on him. III who
report to him before next Monday will be
accompanied by him to Baltimore on that
day.
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TIE CAMPAIGN WING (!

ON 1 20 CTS!!
During the present political campaign The
Hhig will discuss freely and fearlessly all the
issues before the people, without attempting to
dodge or ignore any OF them and IN order that
sound aud correct doctrines may be generally
disseminated, VIC offer it frotn now till the cleo
lion on the following terns:
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J1NIvFRSAL CLOTHES wRTNGER .--somo
I thing that every family should hnvo They
save more Than one half Of t!,e labor Of Wishing
Nv one For sale by Z ". STABLES.
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST HOW REsTOREDi

HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED
EEfEfA IusT FURNISHED IN A SEALED En-.
E.HY .vELopE. Price Six Cents
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
mcnt ard Radical cure of Sperriatorrbmt
or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility,
Nervousness, and Involuntary Emissions;
inducing lmpotrncy, Consumption, and
NJ. utaI and PHYSICAL Debility
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Now is the tine Ia circulate the documents.
Let our friends, aid the friends Of the Union
send in their clubs.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ARREST OF A SUPPOSED HORSE THIEF.

ARREST UF SCPpOBtN E1ORSE ! III EE
"A man calling himself Foster sold bag
horse to CHARLES Cooper, residing Il, Charlea.
town in tiis eoUn,y, on Tuesday list, Mr..
Cooper agreed 10 pay 56j for the horse, $50
Of whicn he paid DOM, proui ing to ray
the balnace next week, at such time as the
said Foster agreed to call. Foster, however,
called at the house Of 1hos. Cooper on
Tuesday night. and reused him up Offering
him So for a conveyance to Elkton. he
stranger, by this time was suspected Of being
horse thief, and was driven to Elkton by
Mr. r. Cooper and lodged III Jail, where e
ut pr s'nt remains awaiting further develop.
ments o., in default of $50 to tea some
friendly lawyer to procure his release.
A CHANCE TO AVOID THE DRAFT.-
Sergeant Titus, Of Captain Clnyton's Indepen-
dent Company of Cavalry, viii he in town dnr
ing the coming week TO receive volunteers for
that Compa ~. While in the valley with Cen
eral Kenly, this company received much COM
mendation from the officers there and Young
men desi,ous of avoiding the draft, cannot do
better than hand in their names TO Sergeant
Titus. The Company is at present. doing guard
duty in Delaware.
r. L. Cantwell has also recruiting office
open in ElEton, where he is receiving the names
of all active fellows who would secure bounty
and avoid the draft for Captain SCOTS Cavalry,
which is fast filing up The regiment for which
the Scott CpynIrv is dngirnal now oumlers Q00
men, and is styled the Bradford Dungeons
Any person bringing in a recruit that is accept
ed will lie allowed two dollars.
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JDCTTFR SCALES A good article Of Scales
ID With pish and Weights, from ! OF 10 lbs
FOR sale by Z W STAPLES.
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IIOUSEKEEPERS,A TTENTION.-Ju
i received AMI in store. full assortment Of House
Keeping ocda comprising in part Pine Walters. Toilet
NaiP e. pies esq Lamps ri,tana Coffee nnd Tea Pots.
fall se't II Grrtara Tea Ware. 70 riscns) panrhed
Coffee and TIA pnts, Fr-cl, Ware pr.sHcd Waro. and
full as.or,u 80 tt'k Saves. The above offer,
ing cheap Er the cash. y. W. STAPLES,
Mar ] 49, I'd door adv. POST Ofhce.
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1oRESFRvlN'i KErTLES A full as.oitm ont
] Of Bras4 aud Ma'lin Preserving Kettles on
hand and for sale cheap by Z. ". STAPLES.
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rvyAst.s IMPROVED sToSEw ARE AIR
~ TlGyr PfEs'EKviSH JARS possess Hd
.aptag.s oe.r all other Kinds eflars ftnnrwpr-
.lH,s eau be used r. any lcnght Of tine Sealing
wax furnished With the Jafs For ssls by
July IS. 1865 T. w s1AfStS.
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DIR. 3. J. BING,
DENTIST,

TLkTON, MD.-Ar operations warranted
IL 10 give satisfaction.
TI-Tecth Extracted and Filled without
causing pain.
Persons can rely on seeing me hy calling
AT any time during the first three weeks OF
each month. Nov !, lSb2-tf
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NOTICE.

nv n II.
TJAvlNG secured the services If superior
II workman. / am prepared to execute all orders
in my line with neatrnss and disps'oh. The
public can depend upon my work being equal to
any. NIL being warranted to give satisfaction -
Call and examine f. W. STAPLES,
April il. Sid door ABB Post Office,
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t>lTTA PERCHA CEMEvys,

For preserving and repairing Tin aud other Metal
Roofs of every description, from its great elias.
ticity. is not injured by the contraction AMI
exiaus"n Of Metals. and will Let crack in Cold or
run i'll Warm Weaiirr.
L. ". STAPLES. Agent
AprillS 1852 IT, kikton. Md
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y We enjoy a joke, even when made at our
own expense. \ brace Of correspondents in the
last PoIyncsian, over the signatures Of : MAoLI"
and A NATIVE HAWAIIAN" who appear to
have interchanged their ideas before venturing
u write them down. and who are reported to
be two Queen street lawyers. take US to task
in rather personal language. So far as zee are
concerned we care not 4 straw for what they
say. We have no objection to having our re-
marks misconstrued by them, for their tenor
was clear, and meets public approval but when
they or any others, under the cloak Of deceptire
signatures, attempt to create prejudice against a
Sovereign whom they have u great desire to hold
office uqder, it is time for the public to seek the
names of those who aim at embryo treason, under
an anonymous garb, and point at them the fin
ger of scorn. When foreigners have to seek
concealment under a dishonest guisa, and by
inuendoes attempt 10 demean the Sovereign un-
der whom they are permitted to live. they had
better relinquish their employment Of penny-a-
liners. and follow some other that NAV afford
them an honest support. We have no objection
to be consigned by MAoLI to the Court of Ton
gataboo; but unless he exhibits more skill and
talent than he does in raising rice and rats, he
will never merit even ;, much as Il seat in the
diplomatic circle that hOnors the cannibal feasts
Of the celebrated King of Dahomey.
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EASTERN SHIPPING ITEMS.

-ALzs-The -uT-Tc. clipper hars james D. Thompson. q
N-T B.it1ri. 80 tons bu-t Do $3.50. by : Andrews, has been
soil u Ne--r-. Wilkins - Barnes u NV London. upon Vi-
sa.e terms without h-T whaling inventory >Le all probably
b. continued il th- whaling bgS-a----
In New Bedford. April IstF. hy auction. 1-53l % ship Nas-a-
gEu-etls. q y T.. now ~ sea. wish ca;cLIa-z. o. George u.
Croker. ON y. for $500.
PEZE-TL- British steamer Aries. laden with munitions q
var fr the rebels U4- captured 30 miles north q Charleston
b the u : Euulcat >-@-ug. aEl arrived o. New York May s-h
IN charge Of Fr.e=r=r- This vessel w. c.uvuy-L cot u =.
Thomas b tLe British iHEate PtEt1u. which j. another evil
tence % British r-u Uliy- Th- mission % the AT.- vas
kn5sE % the Captain % ,he FLtet5r. ye;. fn vocation of The
Su-vu's prl-lamIclu %. he afforded her the protection FL! the
British tas . enable her 90 -Ilt- our l-i.cEaE-r squadron.
ship Wa-AuEtan- CAPT WLfSr. from Calso. tr Antwerp.
with a cargo Of gu4u1 ca English account. We CAPTURED Iy
tie Alahaut. alias 80. hut was released upon Z. Ing bonds for
$4,000. and the Crsvs Of The G,II-u EacIc and bi- Palmetto
wsre Eut 81 board 81; her. she banded them I'D q. SOUTHAMPTON.
>hip Golden Eagle Capt swift from HcwIarIs Island. for
Cork wth LOO tons EllLp. VS. captured by -Le British
pirate Alabama. Feh- =, iu lat - - Long. - Is uIuuI-r-d
AMI burned The crew we're PCT d. .rH1s-;.e captain and Off
CT, were piurlerei % almost everything - any value. and the
creE were only allrwei O. take such clothing - each could
stoE il a bag The q F. registered 1-IzO tons. was Iuit AZ
N-ifsrt N 1852. AMI was owned by r NJ Robinson, u New
Ylrk.
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IMPORTS


From SAS EEASttsco-Ter tIurt- June 10
wilcox Richards q Goo qr sEs -four. 10 trs %. ! hvs
tobacco Is - sa'u1u- = hr- dH- . G -ucS-I Lo. 1900 =
cts, 50 S. potatoes. 81 PIGS inspected Uisc-
AhlEich- Walker y Co--+0 or -k- -four, Zoo if SIS DO 50 r-
Eeruseae. 8 kettles. o boilers ! pS- lciil-- 50 49, nails. =
bunk paper, kr-i ink, 50 O., r-Ss, Q huiis mise
L I Kasstale-l bX. Is rrs pipes, I g mise. l s.!ie. l ~
apples. = chsrses. / PIX boss = pG-s shirts. l hN tobacco. ;
PkEs udse, . pkEs -tsh-s- - pE-s paper. = or SIS -four, l
pkg bows 5 bEs udts. : srraqer. 8 bd hams. 3 &C. salmon
= Hofschlaeger : SiaIcaharst--5 TkEs tel, ! cas wine, lcs
brandy. = - Ei-c-
W Ladd-2 = marble anil stone, : es hardware, bnII
ssa.hs. I cSN Erinist11ss-
Chung Homo Psss China provisions, 1 bis prints, so brls
salmon. l pkg lamps. SO TE=- md-s. S.
Robert L5ye-2cO qr IS -four, 100 hf SIS -Four. ! b-=
pctato-s-
a D Cartpisht-io hi SIS seur, . es crack Is, I hH hams,
1 Pkg groceries
II \ LuIinstoe+ pEs, furniture, l br whisky, - k-s DO.
l hi bI gin, I ti crrss-
: Saviigc-lSS pE-s mise
IT " aIerlouSc-~5 coils Manila rope. = g utsc.
Caste & CuoSe-lOJ qr SIS T7Gr. 10 - uL=c-
Ven Holt y U-uckE - uf---
4 ; GTmhAum : CO-11 e. h11.s and shoes. : - uIEr.
Meich-rs i Co-IO pSrs udSe.
J Mott Smith G.. GruE--
J 7 HushcS-l bail collars { - mlze-
II Mcintyre y >-u-tJ g- IS. - hrf - E1I-. > g fu-z.
T No-suau = Sau--uO gs SIS Egur. l. pass misc-
EO Hail g. 7 tab mtss-
II DiaauI 4 Sor-5 pk-s. = G mise
II Hackfrtd S Col - cigars. : FscS mise.
ORDER hhd- ale : k=S ale, 3 hf l-ts w-5-kyy. ! C. 9 BIS.
: pSE mdss. I ruCSlr- horse AMI rncScr-
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there solely 10 watch the movements of the re-
bells, and compel them 10 station equal forces
near by, and in this way 10 weaken the extreme
wings Of the rebellion. If Brags's army has
been dispersed, As is supposed, it will allow
Rosecrans 10 advance and occupy very important
positions on the railroad at Chattanooga. For
this reason, we question the correctness of this
report.
In Kentucky, Gen. Burnside is reported busy
r~epellins some 1900 rebels in Wayne county.
near the border line Of Tennessee. Against his
strong forces, the insurgents have not and prob
ably cannot make much Roadway. and should
Bragg's army withdraw from Tennessee, Barn
side Will advance u Cumberland Gap.
Before Charleston. nothing important is re-
ported as having transpired, notwithstanding the
rumor received that another attack was to be
made. The dates from that quarter are, how
ever only to about the middle of May.
On the whole, the war news, barring only
HoOker's battle ut Fredericksburg, must be
regarded as favorable to the Union cause. That
battle leaves matters. in Virginia about as they
were before it, with long and bloody struggles
to follow. At the West, things are improving,
and it cannot be long ere the banks of the Mis-
sis>ippi are cleared of the rebel hordes and guns.
that have for two years blockaded it, and the
rebellion will be practically cut in sunder.
Once opened, and no power on earth can close
the Mississippi again, with the naval and mill
tary forces which the National Government has
and is able to keep there for that object.
The pirates AIa5ansa and Florida, now joined
by the Japan, Ga new craft built in England
for the " Emperor of China are raking the
broad Atlantic, and destroying valuable ships,
almost daily. The California clippers COMPETE
Tor and Challenger are both reported destroyed
by them. The pirate feet is now so strong,
that it will be a match for any government
vessel that may chance to fall in singly with
them.
Europe is now fully occupied with the rebel
in Poland, which instead of being checked,
only gathers power as time passes, On the part
of the Russians, it is reported that the war is
being carried on in a most barbarous manner
and fields being devastated by them and
destroyed by fire. Europe will not long sit
luiet and see the enactment Of such scenes, and
the prospect of a great European war is growing
more probable. 1t may be averted by a timely
,eSsion by Russia of their rights t. the Poles.
Should England and France interfere. it might
in I e restoration Of Poland as an indie
pendent Sovereignty.
The reports from Mexico are as contradictory
Is those from the war in the United States.
)ne account says that the French were defeated
before Puebla with a loss of 5000. The latest
nd probably the most reliable, via Havana,
avs that the French conquered and captured
: 900 Mexican prisoners, and were on their
TO the city Of Mexico.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIN

'ane l--Sca Emma E7oEe, Ws'h-ray, from Lahaiua and
Nssee's La1tuE. with lJ Es sugar. = eds
wood, 10 br- POI 30 =0ai SKINS. l hog. ! hors-. 5
cabin AMI 50 t-cS pass.
l2-Sch NciEeiki- Sap-Hl. from LataiEa and Kstu'ui.
wth 30 tr- Four. 500 bushels wheat, % rEs bran
and shorts. I pile urvwo1d, 20 hides, - baIls pal
al, 5 passengers
l3-Ham barz George sand. Fratrc5us- "a dys FIRM san
- FraarI-c1- l- H1u-sa-c. passed the port z VI.
13-Sch kaurhlmrha ". CIa-E. from Nali-o. uih is
Ks sugar, zoo !: lumber. - b-dls PAL II, . hogs,
10 pass
IJ-Sch NIuucEawai. John. from Ua-a. with $50 goat
skins. fungus. wool, hides, l. turkeys. > sheep, 5
h1Ss- l. pass
ii-Sch Odl EvHoE, johnson. from ports on Kauai. with
10 cd wood 80 tudIs Iai al. 50 kegs sugar, -
hides. = hri- taIlow, I cabin II deck pas.
11-sch ka.ama- More, from ports On ksuii. with 20
cd Er-EcCt.
l5-Am bark Comet- Smith. - days from san Francisco,
With mise - wilcox, Richards = Co.
I5-St=au-r Auu- Laurie, Narcian1. I'm Vor-s On Kauai.
with 80 Is sugar, iSS b-s 10. . horses, IS hides.
. 6h-s fungus. - ir> JailDv. 3 hos Is pass.
15-Sch Kauci- shepherd. from Lahaiu4 AMI kaLuiui.
wiki 20 blIocs- tJIr, wheat. = cabin. I deck pass.
l6->ch Emma Rooke, We;,er5y, returned 10 port IN
distress.
T-Sch Kekauiuohi, Haley. from Kau and Eora. With
S1hal=s pulu- I do fungus. = b-- DO. 9 Cd FIRE
wood, 100 l~lu=apll=s. - uueh bananas. l bN hon
ey. I - honey. I ~ butter, 100 goat skins
hides I < ST-cI-- 20 pass
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Iolume Giaht.

The number for July ri commences the EIGHTH
YoICNE Of this PAPER. Subscribers, whose term
Of subscription then expires, are respectfully
requested TO continue the same. We shall be
happy also To receive any orders for copies TO be
forwarded to foreign countries.
TERNs-S6 90 per annum in advance.
Postage must be pre- pad if sent to foreign
countries, viz: Il 50 10 America, - 90 to
England, and 81 90 10 Germany.
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PUBLIC LEcTuRE-By notice in another co,n-
will be observed that Rev. Mr.. Mason vii, aa,;]l
Lecture on SHAKESPEARE. at the Conn. hoS.Rs
Monday evening next. We rejoice tina, an Off,.
to be made to break the dizziness of life in Hono,a,l
by introducing literary entertainments and .-"
that our citizens will improve the oppor,n,i,r n.sa
will be afforded to them on this occasion. es,oo;an'
when the object is so worthy an one a. ,b., : -
ing funds for the Queens Hospital.
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AS>ENGER

FUEFTCN.
FROM S4S FsASCLSCp-PeTC Comet. june fS-NS : Savti-e.
Nrs VI \ LGiinstru and chilli. J Mcbride. L : Commissioner
Col 4 c wight, Capt II " Mist. Cap; wilcox and son. 7 II
Davies, ! L Bernard. II II Sawyer, VI stewart. J { stewart.
EterraCe II : NOium. J Williams. " berries. v Warren,
Apo, AchurE-Il cabin ard 8 Storage.
CCASTvIsE-
For WESpwAED FoETs-pcr hilsuCI. June 1I-Cart II :
HSEIAnd and wife,. } c King and wf-. Mrs " G Ntedham and
child. Yrs II l. sheldon suS child. Miss z Townsend. G. 7 Cars
lev. wife and Child. Rev Nr Nniiste. I = Adams srd son. J
BoilE.an. r Morton. Z ? Br1cy-lS cabin. about $50 deck.
From L4HAISA-I@r Emma Rookie. June 12-Juf-e Wlfou-,
Miss Kate Grey. Miss Anna Hebron, Nr Coz. Nr Jones'.
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DEPARTURES

-ns II-Steaner kIau~a. NcGreeor. fr windxari ports
ll-SteameT Annie Laurie. Narcaant. :r ports Oh Kauai.
1l-Sch M1iwahi.c. kuh-aul. fr HanaIei.
I2-Sch N=tre MERRILL. Creme, for HI9-
IJ->ch NJzrizi. NapeIs. for LsLa-ua AMI kahuiIi.
15->ch Emma Rookie Nesherty. f- Laaaila AID Ma
E=-- Landing.
I5-Sch kaErhau-La ". Claus. for NaiEo.
16-Sch CdI FeIsls. Johnson. Tor ports on Kauai
I6-Steam-r Auaie Laurie. Nsrchaut, ErIcUs 90 Kauai.
16-Seh NauGJsawai. John. Tor Hama. Maui.
E-scu hIlsma- HcrSe. for ports on Kauai
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MEMORANDA.

IL The Hawaiian schooner Nate S4rgsaHLi we-;, from
Boston Sr this Port. vas 10 Port Stanley. Falsiand Islands,
March 8. and rsTected TO sail FOR The Straits o.: Magellan in Z
Few days.
~ Tie Hamburg bark Laura & louise. Marek=, hence
November q, 1862 ar Bremen. arrived Apui :. making tie
passage IN 153 days
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SIripr- NIaiiz.

For SAN FEASCfsco-per Comet, about July /
EcE LAHAlSA-E-- kauo5, today. ami Emma E1yEe o. NOR
row.
FoE KoSA-per Kekauluohi. This day.
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OAHU CoLLEGE-The annual examination Of this
institution took place on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The audience was larger than on any similar occa-
sion for several years past, the large hall being crowd
ef'throughout the examination. The exercises con-
sisted Of a review Of the classes, of singing. compost
tons and calisthenics. As the examining committee
is better qualified to pass impartial Judgment on the
review, We leave criticism for them. The self posses
sion shown by the native Hawaiilns and haltcastes
in the examination, and the readiness Of their re-
plies, appeared in strong contrast with that Of many
of the foreign born, and ELECTED frequent e~ncomiums
from some Of the spectators. The rhetorical and
vocal exhibition will take place this evening At the
Stone Church at Eawaiahao.
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Is TIE -ARHY.-A letter from the East says that
our former townsman, Mr.. II. Voelker, had entered
the g.. $ Army. and, for the time being. was attach
ed, as r~ecyuitaG officer. TO the Isl Regiment New
York CsenIry.
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DIED.

wu1rr-iu Santa Cruz. California. on the 10th of Nay. Mrs
Sophia 2 White. aged % year.. eldest daughter Of r o. tsil-
ESQ. Of this city
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GFxTLFNAYLY SAILoR.-It is n pleasure to ac-
knowledge acts of politeness in any one' especially
sea. f.ring men. Our vocation brings us in frequent
contact with captains of vessels atioat, as wei as
ashore. many Of whom are strangers 70 US, and we
se,Iou fail TO discover among them some who are
genuine sons of Neptune. On Friday last, We had
tho pleasure to board the Hamburg bark George
SAM. from San Francisco for Hongkong. Although
the vessel was bound past under a press OF canvas
and some ten miles from shore, as soon as our boat
was discovered by her, she headed for ii, hove back
her sails, and lay to for Us to board her. 'ap''
Fabricius kindly handed Us two Of the latest San
Francisco papers on board, and when informed that
there had been no arrival from thence for q month,
oyerhauled all his old papers and found half a dozen
more, which he passed over 10 US. 1t Is not every
captain who takes the trouble TO lay TO for n news
boat or TO overhaul his hunks for newspapers for
strangers. and in acknowledging Capt. F.'s politenesi,
we wish him safe and pleasant voyages wherever he
may cruise around the world.
HAwAIIANs ABRoAD-We would acknowledge
receipt Of Shanghae papers from Capt. VIM. French
whom many Of our readers may remember He
left Honolulu some years ago. a lad, but is now en-
gagged as Captain of a lorcha trading on the langtse-
he. Kiang River. We hear also that DR.. G. NJ. Bates.
son of \. B Bates, ESQ, Of this city, has an appoint
ment as Staff Surgeon in the Imperial Army of
China. Mr. 5. c. Hillman, formerly ne"sman and
policeman in Honolulu. has also a captaincy in the
same army. These gentlemen will doubtless find it
easier to obtain promotion under the Celestial ban
ner. than in either the Japanese or Hawaiian service
which they were formerly engaged in.