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Tho Attornsr.G.ensrnIship.

1t is rumored that Hon. William d. Eyarts, Of
New York, will be appointed Attorney General,
Judge Holt having positively declined the posi-
ton,
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Eno Lntcst NInrIse1s. ,In LirornnnI.

LlyITrOOL, Saturday evcninP, November 10
C1tou-Ibc sales today amount 70 25ooD gaos mcu1n4
1900 bales TO spouuAtors guJ exporters The mlrkoti
buo, an, 90 an advance of Auld the fair qUllte
Bicads'uus quiet nv steady. Provisions inactive
lfadUce ls Iuigt ana steady.
LONDON, Saturday evening, November TO-
C0usc. closed az glmglh Tor money.
American stocks - he latest sales are, Erie i0an H.
l'rOis Csnr Hl hairOld "j y per cent. discount
BroJ1gtuns.1 hc market ig quiet. Wheat Is easier.
Provisions The n1r.Ct is du j. Lard Duoyant.
LONDON MONrV MAHKET November l7.--COn-
sos closed last evening % 9l for money The bullion
week.
American stocke-Ihc market Is quiet but STEADY.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Seven Days Later News at
Hand.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER "CHIy,"

stnu, HOOK, December 2, o'clock z. NJ
Tbe royal mail steamship china, from Liverpool
on The l0h ult,, tia Z oenstown ON the Goth ult.,
h5- passed this point, en- ro,aC to New ork,
where she will arrive about 2 o'clock p. VI.
The dates by the Clb,q are seven days later
than those Already received.
1heIoliuc,l nov ly this arrival isuninport-
ant
Tho ship G.eat Ws,toE was slil detained az
Liverpool, no action having been taken as yet
IN regard to the alleged Federal recruits going
ont in her.
The British Admiralty have issued stringent
orders agains: naval odicers engaged in blockade
ruuDinV
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LNEBr0oI, Sunday, November 2O.-Ther5 is
10 political new %, importance today.
There has been no action taken in relation DO
the d, ,ttntun Of toe ship Cyrdl Western, on the
allegations ol being concerned in conveying re.
eluil- 10 the Uni I'D S'ltU5 for the Federal army,
Pans, Sunday. he BOursc closed steady.
Thee pr cent. Rent,s closed NJ CjE OjC.
Liverpool Commercial Intelligence.
uugJuy Tho sales Of cotton for the wcsk amounted 10
''it' baI . iunIlu Dog NJU nas 10 B1eculfoTH and cA
porter Tho uWEc,is hW.y ant wlh an advance Of I'D
ngll. Tor american and r.2u. for Jtugr dee ripu
1ar salts ou FrIty we're 1900 bales, tho market
g.tirg nrm 90 The io'lpHiug quotations
Y0tr. Wi3dfag.
'lI''r'' ',ts''.''st's'.sss 40. Al'ld.
MONTE s..ssstssss tts.sss.ss. -ltads I1Is
Ipl. las.ts.t.s, s.......... tiI, I'D
The .tc' 1 port is estimated a. $4,000 bales. OF wh.g
De- 900 bales ere Au.Itntu
Tho ManCu,s mlrhOtis nrmgr and the prices ere adj
A.--Lu--
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1 OST.-OCTOBER IL, 1864, CERTIFICATE
Il No lSt8 dated April 22 1904 for 100 ShAreS Big
n-s5-mfiW' WILLIAM HART CARR.
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SHIPPING.
IsFTF9 FOR NEW YORK.
THURSDAY

from the Company's wharf, Bret above Race street,
Now York, nom Pier IL, North River ON same days,
Bpm.
most careful manner ard dey cred with the greatest d
patch, al lair rates, apply TO -
WILLIAM j. TAYLOR a CO.,
II-lO 9m No, 2lO North Wharyeg
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GeorgIa Treosury Notes

We stated in our issue this morning that theae
notes rcueemaDle al the state Treasury Tor Con
iederae notes the ISSUE up 70 the 2jth Of De-
cembeI next This is a mistake They are redeem
able on and alter that day until the Zjth day OF
Slareh next. After the 18th of March they Will DO
receivable bY the state Tor ali public dues,
IheB are better tl0n Confederate notes. FOR no one
o0H tel hGU long these giH BE- rsCsir1b'e fer state
tdae8 re tie state notes l7tH De- gO01 yDrerer fJr
oAB tdIes or other money dUe tts Sf1te. The msu
who would try now 10 speculate on lhsm, or 10 do
precate their value without just cause, cannot
be a friend 70 the State OF Georgia. and should DO
put "out OF tho synagogue. '-s2p1r7h Nst92
25h inst.
TOrpedDes.
Either the Yankees or tories placed a number Oi
torpedOcs on the Florida Railroad on sunday They
were discovered In Tune 10 prevent the destruction
OF the tram. II certainly a COd-blOOd3d effort
20 murder innocent people such VllainY If do.
seeted should DO punished with death ,-tginsriis
Ato Cotton States.
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~ FOR LIYEkPoOOL, TUESDAI
The I,Titish ship PHILADELPHIA, Captain @. r. RI
viii san fOr tie above port on the 18th November.
S's'~s''A' THOMAS RICHARDSON 4 co.,
IO-Rs No. l0l WALNUT strec0
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4 pullis W

MIR. EDITOR Il wish, through the columns OF
your journal. TO call attention to thu establishment
OF a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, suitable for families and
other visitors we may have at these islands. The
erection and properly carrying on Of such q hotel.
would be Of great benefit aud advantage to a! of Us
here. by bringing many more visitors than sc now
have; for it is 4 well-kuown fact, tina; in San Fran
cisco it is reported, and with truth too. that there are
no accommodations here suitable for families The
question is asked Of every Captain Of q packet run
ming between here and San Francisco, by people
wishing TO make s. trip to these islands. Captain,
have you any place at Honolulu for the a~ccommoda-
ton of my family; :" The usual reply is, mo,
there is not a hotel suitable for families in the place"
Now, Mr.. Editor, I would propose that IS we are
al, each and every one Of Us, more or less interested
in every visitor at this place, and there is no one per-
son willing TO invest such an amount Of money as
would be necessary for the starting ana carrying on
such a house. but many ready TO take a small interest
IN the undertaking, to make a company, or joint
stock affair Of i;-say 100 shares at 500 each
which amount, $50, 00O,) in my opinion, would be
oil that is required for the building of a suitable
house. And l would suggest the propriety of
having the building located in some central part of
the town, say on King street, next door to the old
Globe Hotel premises. just opposite the City Market.
| deem this thing feasible. and have no doubt but
there are many more who think the same. Now,
who will begin it: |, for one, will take shares in it.
The publishing this communication, and making
my proposition public, may be the means Of getting
some of our capitalists TO give this some considera-
ton. and possibly invest. By inserting this in the
columns of your journal, you will oblige one
WHO CAN KEEP A HOTEL. j.
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CJXzERcTAL ITENs.

SrxrrSs rHEIH Or EasT-The ship Prma Donna. lying 80
The Nam street wharf, . badiug viii the Ol which he SAa4sis
have harvested from thei- Arctt- telds AFTER her caro- -
coupIetef size 81! proceed % New forS- BY Nsy 81 'aPe
Horn. Providence anu the weather p-r1ittEE-C4L Paper
sHP-B-rtprSs ~ NEW YOHK-Our Ne~ YORK correspondent,
Under date q S-pI ID. writes l. f1-oSs-
Naval AMI u-rcAuuIe ship-tuilils . very br,S u tls har-
Dor n present, AMI every competent artisan mechanic, OF
I.borrr fuds abundant aud rsraGaeEa.Tys employment It's
.4d that about hr-cu thousand men are constantly WORKING on
The machinery % the hundred or more urS E.sus-~r1rh
49, lr1u-cIui-uox constructing fr the Navy Department 900
various parts % the country Bulletin
CaLr=ozSrA sIK-The soil and climate % CALIFORNIA; are
admirably s-sPt-i o The groSth = the mulberry = 10 A. -
desirable vnririe-. 20 the breeding AMI feeding % ~ SIX
yru- ana = fh- production % SIX. more . than almost any
y-a.r4anrvsY s ,RE ~ IN JhEfsFIyiE ssl aEi iEXFSei
tr 20 the Eav-s % ne uuih-ry tree which imptrt- = higher.
Certificates fr0n The hiEh-st authorities in Europe show that
the California slS. aft-r being fully tested, carefully ana!yZai,
and compared VIII European stS, pFJses 70 b % Tie very best
qualify
Tor general rrnp-tHon upoa terms q sii the views % capital
ists, has proved = ecmps.e and gratifying success The total
- the bids CsT175175OJ amounted % more than double th=
suu % bonds oesref g j. 100000 and he awards have been
raats as c1usfteratt- higher rate - premium 10 th- ayeragr
than tsose accepted br q PORTION q tie same loan <hel - was
FRS pat upon ths mark: l June hsL The proposals received
- the Treasury Department Numbered about eight hundred;
the bids rang fr0u 1Ut % no.
4 Szlrrtyq frFN slDN uoS0LrIr, VIA HOsGE1SG-Ths
ALLOWING from the OtSrfGEf China Mail Esp0Tf, (HourxClgJ
% the lin q August last, IS probably stl u" - this Coast,
According 70 secounls received from Honolulu, dated the
lsth % June, the Jsi-nhUrg schooner Hans. Captain HeilTck
from Maxstan- VIA H1allalG 10 U1n-EoEg. vas soil BY the
Captain Gr s2S00. The vessel vs. mortgEr-i here Tor $500
The Capitals ran away TO san Franc GO with the proceeds o
the vessel and the specie On board, anrr giving $500 o the
the r0hb-ry.
The vessel referred 20 above vas purchased by His TX. r. Q.
WyHie. and Is SnoSn a. the kiugs yacht There has always
been some nystery abog; she sale. ai - Legality toabteI.
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MEMORANDA.

II Bark CGssBrudys, NC Brooks, Commander, reports
81 days from the Columbia River with merchandise 10 AIIrich,
Walker & Co. Tie CGmsridgs vas detained 10 days or her
upward trip awaiting an opportunity TO enter ths river. and
wa Is days after csdins. awaiting anoPpCFtuui;y to - 70 "a
Sailed Nov. 1Sth ioc this port, experienced moderate Winds from
the southwark until the 81 @ November, when in Let 400
NJ Lorg- 155 W, i commenced 70 bow violently from :. r,
and shifting suddenly % :. W. and W, and blow ug u perfect
tyPhoOn. shifting back, veerins and hauling froE = Z. 20
y. y. W, each day during The storm Laid hoye-to Er FIVE
days and .x nights under bare poles without beins able 20 set
The smallest part Of = sail, Barometer 5 $40 Lost part q
deck Dad, boats, bulwarss, hatch house, fowI coops, vegetables.
&c On the ZS;h November. Lat IS Is y, Long. 1919 w
having Been driven % Eles % y. and Z, wind YreTed - y.
W, and moderated - a. % be able SET close reefrd topzaIs.
continued - Sud before ;he gale on h : by = course uu.I
Docsnber 1t before il moderated 50 rs 20 be able 70 make saI.
Sprung ioboon, lost a toPssi. AMI had 4 native seauen lI
from the topssI yard, bui being forced against the mast by the
fsry Of the storm, he came 20 the deck unframed. Il was one
Of The Eos; violent storms I ever experienced, PArtakiug Of the
nature % a cyclone q The China seas, AID from the frequent
eaansiass q the wind should suppose I; TO Re - local storm
Expehsacei generally bad weather during the passage. and
have sailed over $500 miles on the passage dos1. Arrived CT
the Iash pecsuber, al vel, having an entire native crew, and
y. c. BEcoss.
~ SAir EHsnG rIsr-. Ayr-s- rsTort.-SS days from AIbsrni
Er ASsiahi~- FIRST ten days out experienced very heavy
ssatheE from Southwark, sustaining considerable injury -
stern, i2s q bGIEaTEs. Eaiz top mast. splt sails. &c. Thence
+. W. winds 70 = y, iheuce moderate eaS;erly winds
II Bark SnyTE5ose, H. W BariIit. Master, rePOrts-First
FIVE GNys experienced, light batting winds from : 20 :. W took
the trades Lat 3 : 10 y. Log rS5= - W, since which time
Light winds, fine weather. Made last Maui a. : ?. NJ, III
instant.
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PR gHEasS-per Eyerhari. Dec. l7-SO+ csks oil l555l+
g.r-t Iggl buts bone Ilg.7sl lDsl +2 bales WOOL lll,50l
a. 81 csAs sperm oil f7ia7 gals l esk bears o.! 30 salslz
tEs =r-so. Is pkgs Ivory 5000 u.s. ) G fnrs. -toi hides SOS
lS hide trimmings. 1920 bullock horns l2D ms animal bones
!. e. ivory $500 Ibs. ? 6 gin, l case rum, ! case o"'eFs.
Value Of domestic produce. SI7.ooI 80
Value u foreign produce, S-1,iO2 .
Value q t~rsnshiPped produce, s32,oSs o.
u~-,ox--re % Iah,ina. Dee. 23-aiO bags fungus
G24J IhsJ 60 tags beche Ia mer C5C95 lbs) lot y sLaIA ms
50 Irs3
value Of domestic produce, slsi9 20.
For BEEaES-per Honolulu Dec. 1876 bbs OIL l+S'4-9
- 1Cl4 ~ , 5 c.ks fars. 8 csks WAlruz teeth. l. hides, 10
rEgs c5pu.r. : c.. bb.s, and ) bAIes n-se, los PISS Lh4oN, l
caa- crr.1sitics-
yalr. OF domestic produce. S25655 70.
Value q foreign produce. Sl55lU -
value q tnnshipped, Sl659 g.
~ E..g.'. ISL.ND-psr Seamau's Bride. Dec. DO fathns
rh.f1. . g ham. OK bread, 1900 feet lumber loo lails,
: -. o,Hs- , spikes. = bale tagging, 20 lbs tSin-, 70 Dds
49, az .heeI1aroRs. l Dbl pitch. 3 dcz shoVels and spades
10 fs galvanized pipe, Is btls moL1sses, 600 p-ils POL ! "ha-7
Lat. IC; stoves.
yalr- Of domestic produce. s539 90
Value u foreign produce. s2o5 -.
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sITrRD4r. DECEMBER "a, 1864

rHs ,hip Hsiios aru-ed o. wednesday, from saa Fnneiseo'
bringing sivicss 70 thu IL inst Sue vas foi1Ted o " 'a'-
SavrHt9fs. bringing dates O. The -th, having L'a sN''' =
down FOR this season q cuiy i days
we uo,l-e 10 material CHANCES - the Ssa Franc.sco markets
ts our Staples Sugars we're Grm a. fGl rAtes Is q l.; cts.
ror a-s qaz.ty. A sale % I61s kszs u : : sugar was he'd
by NcRu-r & Merrill on The "a .ast- Prices EAnse1 Ho-
ga IS FOR 40. !. to 8 -. fr NO. 2
y...ra J. c. King * Co. advertise tn brig " ~ hes-
Tor Huo Dec 70. The schr H. =. R=ggIs' has gone 10 'l-L4'
AN The brig Crisaea sailed NOV. = from Port LUDLOW Tor
H5ao,u.a. With 4 cargo Of lumber, eonsisnei 10 Al'ch'
walker & Co.
he clipper ship Daring vas under charter 'r Bakers
Island. bu. the captain "a. seeking 20 become relieved from
,he charter on account % the bad news from the Island
u! in Sex York Nov. u vas quoted, s2r25 for sperm sl4o
FOR whale.
Gogd In New YORK, December 5, 200.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

MoRE EXTRAoRDINARY-We always believed our
Islands 10 be the most remarkable country IN the
world. and still think so. The following statement.
showing The quantity Of rain falling in Nuuanu yall'y
.1m Dec. / to 10. measured IN q perfect rain guage
v DR.. g. P. Judd, is another evidence. We last
5eek gave a statement Of rain falling at Punshou,
ut the one below, kept only two miles distantSpm
the other, shows q most remarkable difference. Snll,
those Who witnessed the fresbets in the Nuuanu and
Pauoa streams, that occurred during three days from
the l4th to the 10th, cannot doubt the correctness Of
the record given below. 1t was q perfect deluge
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PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. /.
ARRIVALS.

les l--Sehr Mary, English, 25 days from Nlnahli Island.
E-Schr CID Fellow, Bush put back owing - hesyy
weather.
IS-Schr Warwick. John Bull, from HOlCsai.
19-Am bzrk Cambrige, BROOKS, 81 days from Astoria
2o-Schr Helen, johnson, from MaEkO-
Clam clipper ship HsIins, Pratt, 20 days from san
Francisco en- TOGts t- HOuEkons-
clam clipper ship Busng VISIT, AyTeE- 8: days from
AfbeTni, -it- a cargo u lumber fT Adelaide, IL
dis.ress
g.-Schr Moi Keikf. Hejhs-be=- FROM EahIlu.-
2S-Eag chip ALDER: Edszri, from AIteEui en- TCE;s FOR
Sydney
Gam bark Suyrnioie, Busdtt. Il days frcm San FEaE-
cisco, With merchandise AMI passengers 70 AI1rCh.
Walker 4 ca.
1S-Schr KaaTus. from Kauai.
23-seh Moi WshiEe, fFUu Ha-ale.-
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DEPARTURE .

o. - sa-s- H-G g -.
I7-An clipper .hip Dseiiaoughr, CG,h.ns, nr Ses
ScI9Irt.
I5-Aa clipper sh:p seanaG's Bride. Tymsn,f E Bakers
IsIaui-
1.-Fgvuch IN. stiy GGstay-. Vampires. :or
15-Schr IA AOi, Wilbur, IT hauuiui-
l--SShT Mgi kstki. Wetnsrte=, fF hshCui-
I7-SChr kaaIa. Tor hCCA
ls->Chf Moi Wzh4re, EIt~aua. FOR HsnaIe4-
ls-Steam-T EIau-1. HeGtrcuT, Tor WIads4ri ports
l3-SgtF Active. Bush. foT Li1-
Io-HGS'u bark iae Hzsai- HePpingst1l-, for West
wlri aud Arctic.
lg-Haw'a bEx Honolulu, Schumacher, tr PrsmeT-
2O-~teaIDer Annie Laurie, Mitchell, for ku4IJa- Oahu
.C-HdE NahisrsglE, Helm, fr AiC.
2J-SchT Mar, tr AuIhota, KauAi.
-o-Eussian corvette Narlg, LGldh, f0g Japan
2O-Am Ehaleship Coruth.an. Lewis. Er Westward and
Arctic
GO-Am whlI@ship Geo. Howi4nl. J0nss, fer Westward
and Arctic
c1-Am whale bark Peru, Hull. for Westward and Arctic
2s-Am clipper ship HelOs, Pratt, Er HCnEk0uE.
2-uaw'H brig Lahainl- HOtinS, for HolgkOng.
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with q united and determined people, such rs is
the American people OF the North, there can Dc
no doubt as to the result. 4 glance at the map,
showing the extent Of the rebellion now compared
with what it was in 1861, will satisfy any one
that the contest is fast becoming q one-sided AMI
unequal oue.
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IMPORTS.

From Asr5EIA-peT Cambridge, Dec ly-l9ov-a it S-sh
lznoar. 10 IONS coal Tar, - buIs salmon, = bis saiuioH oaS-.
$500 ~ o-us. - JuI.s hoop pp.~s' IL pNs' As s-' =
u.- d. .Is, - sacz EOtzt1e-, - bAs Epp'e7-
y-,r.E.~ FzAsrlsco-peT Suyr.ote, Dec - case -Aitts'
a. g.. ! psEe lampnoT, l pkse lemons, ssoS birE AZ
. sfl tIs heads. 20 bbis cement, 10 e. :lrFNu-u-. - - zero
-ar- 500 Il Iumt-r. IS bars iron. y hN' aui - : ms l
80. too.s. ! uaE specie. 70 SIS -four, Il . machinery : uA7
80 rkye uI.e. ! . boots. : case hats, ! case shoes, . oAS
c5.tou., - g s1udries, ) bales tea. 200 bxs r4.sine- ~ * ap-
pI-. 5 bbs tsh. 20 &C cider - tons coal . smity or, , =
znd ? bIles sadGiery, l block, ! case marble ,: 'bS "AlaA7s'
~ = L4l.rs.
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HEROES MI MARE VI II The ANER
IN loan CIVIL WAR. Nu--l,E ., ,lses. w.t. superior
sssi rugravInEs- 81
Albums for mauGsCrps w4;h e-srar--s. g
Flowers from my Garden. ol c1.-r-l -.-s 81
Poets VIZ and Euuor, :
The ParaOi.S Jutsli=1. beautifully ff-rf -ta5. - 50
Loss,nEs Ft-Id Book of the Ee.aatra.. .rat s..
Shss =spea-c's Complete WHr-s. .r- rates So
Lives II the Heroes. f-e prrt-s. N...>o ..t. SO
Wrath OF Beauty No-"c0 -r. SO.
LzniCl'- Complete Ngr-- / -.lll..
Rogers and Campbell. pu-r-af Veg. e. E.;-a.
LongfsioS>s P1eu-aI Work.. - v- a. asa sod.
Shelys Postical Works. = vols tl-a as rut
SCOTS Po-tCsl N1rss 8 vr.s. blue elI -tr
Kirk Whic='s Preccal W-rss. : v..--e
The Garland. The Cssket AMI ether ar-ra-
american Ei.Que~cr. . vols rsf esE.
Wilson's Soctes AuHrossle, 3 volumes
irvingas Lie of Washington. . voc Whole rEs
Life AM Letters Of Washington Try-E. SOC TI,lr csK
ThoCapson's Seasons. N-rrcco- 3. s-s-
Family Bibles elegantly bound.
Pocket Bibles. elegantly boc-d-
Photograph Albums. al sizes sud prices
Together with a great variety ri JUVENILE sInRT BOOKS.
embracing over 100 volumes. aud an ayv.-fmar. q roy
BOOKS. BLOCK CAMS &c. &r.
The centre Table most FL gan. annual with plates. $40.
BOOK Of .he Boudoir, morocco. pilates, a
r suo-s P0cts, uu- steel e-C.4FI-Es
Iennyson's Complete Works. GuismrL's Poeical Works.
A=o=ls Christian Year. full Morocco. plates.
Token Of Friendship for lSo5.
Female Pots full Morocco. gilt.
lie totta FAMILY. The Gyps-s O! Spain
lie h5crors We I1ez. Ivan Dali. Haunted Hearts.
L Gie L=aTa-gs' Series. Reading Without Tears
AO:cs CT Sandwich Islands, by = Haole- More AboG; Jesus.
AND L VARIETY OF OTHER WORKS.
Fer sale g
II. II. "
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y

For Westward PoRTs-Psr Klauea, Dee. Ia-Niss Mary
PsrSsT. X Andrews Rev n II Parker. J 4 Hopp.r. A Spencer.
) Soods, J Il Parser, Mr. Logan, : Haaicas.Ie. SEM r Msev.
) Cieinheusr, and - deck passengers.
From AsroEIN-per Cambridge. Dec lg-F " y-grs-. y
Weeks, DR. PAT4ee, : silver. \ : RoGndree-S.
From sAs FRAScIsco-Per Hrli7s, Dec 2l.-Nr and Ms J
Thompson, Or and Mrs c = ku,utEe. David R1s.
From SAG FRAScSCo-per Snyru.ote. Dec. ZS-Er. II "
baTdir, Miss a " PEGS, Mrs = Cough, Ns J Fuller. Mrs
GuicE, Miss GuhcS, Ns q aErry, NJ : Is Williams At .Ev-
Mr. J p JeC1uut ana lazy, Nr Geo J Br5sss. Nr : A Han,
mend, NJ Geo Ssoze.. Mr. klws5u ans IiIy, NJ Hselus ar
L-rzooi=n. ME II o Wells. MT Wm Kan II T. A.Es:rcak
IrJ SzSsi-P.Ess, PS&IO. .tsussss'
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Ships NIniI-.

For WISDwARD PORT--per Kilaues, Monday.
Sor SAS fEAScssco-PcT Onward. Nonlay-
fo< EACAI-this day
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JED

LTScH-Lo-t overheard from chip BueEs yistG. lasHs5.
Lynch. II officer, on morning q Nov. ian, while leaving Al
beruL. lie was q native u Ireland
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- The little folks, at least, need not be re inded
that CHRISTMAS Is coming, and if the loads OF toys
that have been passing in and out Of the auction
rooms are any evidence, there will be fun somewhere
before tomorrow night, if il is Sunday. Last night
there was a large sale At the New Hall, which en-
bracei some OF the best toys aud articles yet offered,
aud from the crowd present, and the spirited bidding,
we judge every body wanted them. Those who can't
ind presents for Christmas, can probably DO 50 before
New Years, as every store offers something.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-24

\ Beautiful PICTURE-We have been sdmiIing a
most beautiful painting Of the Crater OF Kilauea, ex-
ecltei By Mr.. Perry the artist. vino has recently Wis
Iren the spot Morning could De more truthful, and
it conveys, N least to the eye of those Who have seen
the original. the exact idea of size and depth Of this
most wonderful work Of nature It Is the only cor
rect representation Of it that We have ever seen on
canvass OF in print. and would make = superb steel
engraving. Mr. Chase has purchased the picture.
and intends to take photographs Of II, which will be
for sale when done. 1t cen be seen at Mr.. CAase's
photographic Gallery. and is well worth a visit.
1 WHAT'S N TIRE WIND NOW We find among the
Geographic dispatches from New York, the following,
dated November 2Sth
"Iti Is reported that the King OF the Sandwich Islands hiss
sent an ambassador 10 France, t. say be would gladly accept the
protection Of Napoleon
Can it be that our Minister of Foreign Affairs is
concocting some new scheme? We have heard moth
ing of this reported embassy, but too often it proves
true that other people know more Of your our bust
ness than yourself.
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NOTICE.


H,8E ANNUAL MEETING OF THIS So
cfeTv. vii be al the HOME q; II O'Clock, \ NJ on mon
dgv next. Reports Of Treasurer anG Executive COMMITTEE
VI. Se s'I" PER ORDER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-24

REAL EsTATE AND FURNITURE SALE-The public
will notice. By reference to an auction advertise
ment. the contemplated sale of Real Estate and
Dwelling House, situated in Alakea street, and
nov occupied by Messrs. Wilcox * Richards, togeth-
er with the furniture Of the house belonging to P. s.
Wilcox. Esq. This will be a good opportunity for
those in want OF a pleasant location for a dwelling
and furniture to furnish the same. We understand
that Capt. Wilcox has disposed Of his mercantile in
teres, in this place to Peter c. Jones, Jr., who for
several years has been clerk in the house Of Wilcox,
Richards & Co. and the former intends to reside and
DO business in San Francisco. His mantle could not
Dor have fallen on one more worthy 10 possess it, or
more capable of continuing the business Of this 6rm.
which has obtained a worldwide reputation for n;er-
camille ability and integrity.