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Precedent sLiuce'" md General fre""ns
1nvissd ca Withdraw their Names ~
Pre- idcatisI Candidates. .
BosToS. Augn't :'6ts. !Sh


Several prominent Abo!itoaistS, including Eiizuf
Wright and =. Il. Howe, have written to General
Fremont, speaking of The dissatisfaction exissnsia
the Republican ranks. and advising that the Baiti-
moro and Cleveland nominees both withdraw their
names * Presidential candidates. aad thst Dew
convention be called to select a new candidate.
Messrs. Wright & Co. oorclude their letter, 30
follows:
Perritus Sir - as. whether. il cGSc AZ. Llaoosn
will atLdrav YOU will do 20, aad join yoar follow cia'
goas ateup; 10 place M ADMINISTRATION In po~ss
on basis broad % tic patriotism OF tac coGntrJ and its
gSeds.'
Geleral Fremont, under date o. Nelant, August
!,tl, replies et considerable lcnsta. He does nos
lcel .. liberty to withdraw his name without inst
consulting tie patriotic party Sho nominated him.
but suggest, that direct effort be- made TO Obtain
a. immediate understanding betweenth the supporters
OF tho Baltimore and Cleveland nominations, IN OF
der that the friends Of both may c0.esce and unite
upon OIL early dag for holding such Z convention
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A WHALE AT rHs MusguM.-Nr. p

Barnum ttst 10 Las received at lis museum
I've whale from the cost OF Labrador and acoorn0-
dated the with quarters in the great .iass
tank oa the principal floor Of Tho brildilg
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON CoNcEGr.-lhe Cen
trail ark Commissioners announce 'hst there VIII ~
music ut the Park on the NAL, this afternoon at ia't
past four O'Clock. by the Central Park Baad under ss
leadership Of H. b. Dodworth IL he weather - ans'
Tie following is ths programme;
PART FIRST
Pork March .
| Overture Son and Stranger ..........Me ssoan
All. from Cssr aud Zimmerman, '..........'.lofhe
Grand Selection from Faust.
PART SECOND.
Fest March Chorus from der Tannisnsef ;" asnee
Overture to Prcciosa co.
Grand selection from Mo.es '.'N's'hI
PART THIRD.
10 Song hon ths Swallows homowurd Fly"... .Ae.
E,tiouai Pot fOugl
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IMPORTS.

From sax FRaSCsCO-per A. A. Eldrid2a, Nov $3.50
bXs tea, = bNs opium, 2 bXs silks, Is bXs tobacco, : bXs and /
Dbl mdse, 3 bags nuts, 60 bbls salnOh, 1000 Il L " lumber, IS
tons coal 1US kegs, ltO pigs mdse, 10 bars iron. / roll betting,
/ pkg betting, l pkg oil caps, 3 drums Goldfish, . csks hams, 80
bxs aVp!es, log scks -four, 1t pkgs shocks.
From SAS FRAsCEsCO-per Whistler, Nov. ll-37O ps iron
pipe. 30 psgs unspeciied mdse, 100 scks -four, 40 hf bbs
fOcr. Il rkEs dry goods, 80 bxs fruit. , csks lnseed oil. $1,000
$50 empty kegs, 100 bXs fancy soap, 10 cs kerosene oil, "a scks
oats ! pigs printed music, l bx crucibles. = cs oysters, 1 bxs
tobacco 5 tierces hams, Is bbis plaster, 10 ca popped corn, IS
bNs pilot bread, 80 bs cakes ami crackers, ) ociayes brandy,
= bags cotton seed. - chnmpagne baskets. ! boat.
From SEG BsDFORD-per Asia, Nov. fl cs pain killer. Fl
bs bomb lances, l bx and IS pkgs carriage fxings, = bxs
whaling Craft. l Xxx rufs, 1 bS copper tacks, 30 mats hoops,
80 iCz jb hanks, Is ca boots and shoes, l22 cars, I bbls paints.
/ hbl putty, 6 bbls lamp black, . dOz sleeves, 80 boat knees, 600
boat timhers, 1 bX files, l bS ink. ! bx scrapers, 200 bdls iron
hoops, $ kgs cOOpers riyets, 200 rOwlocks. i pkg almanacs. l
spruce shocks, / bbI wedges, 257 bLls new oil shoo.s IS, IS cs
matches, 2S5! tons coal, 100 csEs Cumberland coal. Z boats. Il
whale boats, - ladders, 10 nests willow baskets, 3 nests oval
baskets, 1891 Il hard wood, lot of unfinished wagon stun, GIL
sheathiag boards. l bX carriage wheels, tils, &c, $50 bxs coal
oil. o e. white oak butts, Z bills bungs, 81 csks bread, 80 dcz
pals, SD dOZ brOoms. I dog nests buckets, $500 e boat bOaris,
) bxs ciOthc pms, 3 dOz wash boards, 10 nests tubs, 80 ixs
sperm candles. ) bDs vinegar. lDOJo f'urteen gall shocks, 23SS
sixteen gall containers, 1000 ihiTty-oue gall shocks, H. thirty
one gail containers. 1910 Eve gall shocks, 81 eight gall contain
ers. lO3 csks heads and hoops, 81 bbls shocks, 32 bids slooLs,
8 csks and ! TX clothing, 80 cs-s bread, ISL bbls. l tee, and 5
csks pork, / Tx hsrpoons, 10 bbIs meats. ) csks slops, l csk
Gags, > c. boots, 5 bxs mdse, zoo 6 alcohol. . bxs stationery.
From SEa LoyDoS-per Plu, Nov. I'll Dbl paints, 3 csks
sails, ! tc- t=r. 3 whA!eboais, 3 chs;, ! csk clothing, &c, 3 csks
slOp-, 1 tee blocks, nails, Sc., 30 bbls beet, 2 bs tobacco. 2bxs
whaling craft, l ok tinware, ! boxes preserved meats. so spade
poles, 200 iron poles. 3 sets OATS, 5l69 gals csks for bread, S
bbis hani-. ! kSs butter, 90 prs boots and shoes 5000 bricks, &
cheys-s, - coils coriage, IL cLs cordage. ioc Of drugs and med
sugar, 3 bNs soap, = bXs tobacco, ! Dbl vinegar, 1900 bbis csks.
5000 feet lumber, : bomb guns- 5 bombs, 10 pipes, 81 csks and
10 bbls bread, So Ids shocks, 20 c-ks heads and hoops, : csks
heads, IS esAs and so bills -four, is esks aud 81 hbis PorA, 80
bbis beef
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SENGE

From SAN FKAScrsco-per A A. Eldridge. Nov. s-Mrs z
V Joce, Mrs l. x Townsend. servant and child, Mrs d Cham
heraiu, Mr. d Chamberlain, Miss = Wernham, Mr. L + Beatty,
Mrs l. ? Beatty, Mise SSilvia, Mr. G X Chais, Mr Chas FOsgate,
Mr. ; Il Detray. Mr. 5 Forascue, Mr. o r Wilson, Mr. 5 Mont
gomery, Mr. C CornblOou, Mr. d McNiner, Mr. A Voice. MrA A l.
Lewis, Mr. A Hanson, Mr. Chas Hans, G Z Browu.-sTEERAGE-
G Gilman, 2 Almon, J Norriss, Mr. Laurence, All Chong, All
sinZ-29.
From SiS FEASCIsco-per Whistler, Nov. I1-Niss Emma
Mason. Catherine Chambers, Mrs Warren, Miss Joseph War
rem. Miss J. J Warren, Master Frank Warren. Z B furnball,
VI Z Sharpe, NT Frank Rsuder, ; Mount, T ii Jacqueliu,
Rob't Patterson, J " Smith, Richard
Pigsiey, " Brinton, Richard Soore, Thos Bowman. Frederick
hOfer, Paul MOTine, Lewis Nangessen, Franklin Shandrew,
Richard shandrew, Geo S~it, BOsei;genet, Jose Mamma, J W
CTOEen, james uolmes-2S.
For Westward PoETs-per Kilauea. Nov. Mrs L L Tor
bert and , children. 4 FOrnsnder, o j Harris, Mr. Cox, Mr.
Niller- cabin and IS deck passengers.
For SAS FRAScsco-per Yankee, Nov. e-capt Kelly, Ed
Kelly, II y Wood. Mrs II Y Wood. J Davy, Chung New, Thos
Pingtington, p Jeuuboacher. Il Dake, WIN Sinclair, Chas YAM
yach, Ed BroWn-l2-
Fer SAY FRANCSCo-Per smyrniote, Nov. 10-Mrs N T
Thompson. Miss Kathleen VI Thompson, Mr. and Mrs w Il Al
drich and ! Children. Mrs : J Ladd, Mrs Sarah Thurston, Miss
Thurston. Cap; LOvelaud, Mary Stephens, AntoUe Rogers, : II
Davies. Thos Massey, Bill ThompsOn-lI.
PrOm MIrI and HAwAI-Per kiiauea, Nov. 2.RSy Geo
Mason. AbraIu Fernandez and family. Or Quick, II y Green
well, q " Spencer, Mr. Gray, Capt Kibling, c Lake, D D Bald
win, II VI Alexander. NessTs Nsrston, Brsley and Thompson,
and zoo deck passengers.
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EXPORTS.

For SEw B.DToRD-psr John Wells, Nov IO-37s pkgs VIII
oil CT3,g3G gzNs) II pigs sperm oil t@i5S cslisJ 81 bids bons
(9S,I7 Ibs) : bbls slush, l55 hides, ~ bbls molasses, 1925 gals
c-ks, l boil bears oil. l csk remains, / hzwser. : bbls pork, ,
cEs bread
Va &c Of domestic produce, $500 90.
Value OF foreign produces, SOL -.
Value q tarshippSd, ss27ST q
For SAN ERASCrsCJ-per Yankee. Nov $50 bs sugar
GUSTS lrsJ 1922 kgs sugsr (2io.250 l6s) 5 bales cotton, =
trunks. ? c., ! basket personal eject, 2 VIII boats l bx bomb
lances, 70 bCs and IS kgs fungus (5S2S ibs) 10 has oranEss, l.
crates and : ndis bananas, I52 bgs rice $4,000 Ibs) - pkgs, 81
bblJ and 1 c-ks moIasses. 2 bbis beef, = bbis pork.
Value q domestic produce. ST, 500 81.
Nslre Of ioueiSn produce. sS3S so.
For san FEAScISco-per smyrniote, Nov l0-lo bales wool,
90 bgs rice 1000 Ibs) IS bbls and lls5 kgs sugar (l65, $50 lbs
10 bs oranges. go bgs paddy 2l,6s9 lbs) $50 bbts moIasses,
go bales pulu asses ibs.) 8 esss cocoanus oil C95o CALLS 800
cs mdse, 5 c. lines. Q 6 furniture.
Value % domestic produce. Sl9.29S So.
Nalue of foreign produce, 5000 Il.
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Che American Thanksgiving Da,

HONOLULU, Nov. 10Th, 1894.
By the California papers | learn that the President
Of the United States has issued a proclamation. ap-
pointing THURSDAY, the oath day Of this month
November, as a day Of Thanksgiving in the United
States.
As the accredited Representative 10 His Majesty's
Government. | hereby request all Americans being or
residing on this group OF Islands. and within Hus
Majes,y's Kingdom, to set apart the sad 9th inst.
as a day OF Thanksgiving. Aud also request that
they meet at their usual places Of worship OF such
other plsce as nay be appointed, and that All appro-
priste discourse be delivered, together with such
other devotional exercises as may De deemed sppro-
pirate.
would also respectfully request all commanders
OF American vessels, and sealaring men in the ports
OF this Kingdom. 10 abstain from their ordinary la
bors on that day. and honor the meetings which may
be appointed with their presence. as far as may 30
consistent with their circumstances. We, An orleans,
have great cause 10 be thankful TO the Almighty Ruler
OF the universe that, notwithstanding We have 10
contend at home with the most causeless, perfdious,
formidable, and wicked rebellion known to The annals
OF civilized society, yet, in Divine Providence, We are
at pesce with all Christian nations throughout the
world, and have she sympathles and prayers Of the
good for our success in putting down the rebellion,
which, by the successes of our arms, has been great
~ weakened and reduced. and stands trembling
hopeless!y upon its wasting sands. Its utter extinc-
tion is but a question of time together with the
freedom Of four millions of slaves, and the still great
er freedom Of the masters from the slaves, and the
corrupting and debasing influences Of tina; pestiieri-
Gus and - peculiar institution"
JAMES Mcbride,
U. S. Minister Resident.
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PORT OF HomoLULU. II. 1.
ARRIVALS.

" @Stesm Sclr Annie L.urie, Mitchell, from Ko!oa.
6-Schr Emefne. Lambert. from kau.
S-schr N0i Keki. We:herbes, from Kahului-
6-Am whale bark Peru, Hemps;ead, from New Lon
don, with mi5e 70 z. :. Pratt.
T-SclT Helen, johnson, from MaIkO.
6-Am bark A. = EIdritss, Bennett, &c days from San
Francisco. With mdse 10 AlIrich. " a!ker & CO.
9-Schr Moi Wahins, Kuheana, from Hanalei-
9-Schr EaIama, NeIish. from KoIoc.
. Jam vhal> ship Coriuthiaa. Lewis, from Arctic. with
$50 bbls OIL ann 1900 its bone.
le-Schr Nett.e Merrill, Fountain. from Lahaina and
Makeua.
lo-An clipper ship orzebe, Wood, II days from san
Francisco, en- route Tor China
lO-Au whale bark Pacific. Rose, from Arctic. with IS
sperm, 500 ~LlIc AMI 1900 bone.
u-AEn bark Whistler. Cou- Patty, II days, from San
francisco
liam whale ship Onward. Allen, from Ocho;sk, with
1000 whale and 5000 bone.
i2-SteaEI.r hiauea- SIC Grsgor. from WIndvard porte.
I2-Am- ~h- Lark Fior,ncs, Spencer, from OchotsA, via
Iito. with $50 bbls. oil.
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DEPARTC X ~.

S-schr Noi, Wilbur, or Eahuiui-
T-steaner kiiausa, NeGrcsor. for uindwsrd porte.
s-Steam schr Annie Laurle. Mitchell, for Kauai.
s-Schr Helen, Johnson. fT MaIkO-
s-Am whale bark wavsriy, Holey, for Cal Coast.
s-Am what's bark Orole, JeTuegan, for Cal Coast.
o-Au whale bark Congress I'll, s;ranburs, for csIior-
MA Coast
S-Schr Emeiiue, Lambert, fr Kau-
1Schr Moi Eezi. Wethcrt~e, for K.huIui.
Jam bark Yankee. Fuller. for san Francisco.
l9-Am bark Smyrulote, Burttt, for San Francisco.
1o-Au bars John Wells, Souie, for New Bedford.
I0-An whale ship Europa. CROSBY, for California Coast.
l0-Am whale ship Emily Morgan, Athearu, for Cruise
on The Line.
ll-s,eamer Annie Laurie, Mitchell, for KoIoa-
ll-Schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, fr Lahaina and Ma
KEGS Landing
n-Schr WaTpick, JyBulL, for MCokai.
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YIMHIGRAIIoN.-The three vessels which arrived
this week frsm San Francisco, bring over 60 passen-
gers. Some of these are mechanics. whose services
are needed on plantations, while others are farmers,
who IL they have the means aud inclination TO COM
mence the planting OF rice or cotton, and can secure
The land, may find profitable employment. Hawaiian
rice IS now II cents q pound in San Francisco, and
in demand, while cotton will always nay TO raise i
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MEMORANDA.

U BARK A EidIidge, Beanett, rep0rts-Firs; part Of
the passage light westerly winds, latter part had light vinds
from all poiu:s Of the compass, had light trade winds tie las,
two days
Report OF Ship Onward.
The ship OnlrdT6, Allen. Ish the Sandwich Islands Arrii
I3th, had n pleasant passage up TO the KurIe Islands. Passed
through the 47h passage the Och Of May. Saw the first whale
the 18th Of May, 50 miles y. ". OF Jonas Islands. The ice at
tina, time vas packed and heavy. We sustained TO damage Of
any consequence, more than the loss Of copper, DC. Took or
ar; right whale May I7;h, and last in shantar Bay, Oct Sih,
making 10 in all. Arrived IN the Bays Angus; IOth, found the
ice very heavy. which lasted until Sept. 4;h. The weather in
the Bag and south par: Of the Sea, has been unusually rugged
;hIs year, worse thar ! ever experienced before, with thick foss,
rains, and frequent y. i. gales Pew whales, very wild and
lard to catch Ships, rs a general thing. have not done very
also caused the Loss q q number OF anchors. chains. boats,
shaies, &c- There has also been one vessel lost in y e Harbor,
IA = heavy gale irJn y. Z TO z. the bark Mary. Of New Bed
ord. Capt Thompson The gale that the Mary was lost in,
experienced, ranging from Northeast % Southeast. with 2
Tremendous swell AMI sea on. l was anchored under Rocky
Point, which IL some twenty miles from Northeast Harbor,
shen she was .os:- and IN every way considered It s better
lad 20 get under weigh no less than three times in the gale. to
save my ship, and cJuII carry no more canvass than a close
reeisd main t0p-saH and storm stay-sals. This gale blew with
great violence FOR the m0-t part Of three days I stayed In the
THOMPSON and his wh.c crew from NuuuEa. a small Russian
whaling settlement in Shautar Bay, where he was carried by a
Russian schooner. 4 carried thcll 20 Feixtof IarboT. and
capt Sammen. OF ship Oregon, and Capt. Nauxpres, % the
true friends in time Of need. I had 4 long passage across the
Ocbo,sk Sea, xta very bad weather, and came o1i Of the 5D;b
P.ssage the 18th 81 October. Had . good passage e 10 days
,foEn % the Long OF Iss : W ard Fat 7cs Y. AMI 'nen hsf
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II

~gOgEMBER l., 1864.
Ouz sIvir-s from san Francisco by IL ELtridgs, oracle
sn4 RAiit.r. are 20 October eS.h, ali which vessels brought
Stails- TIE Oracle !, en- route for HOask9as- All sails today
shs procured a snail freight ~ fungus, &C.
We learn tha: 20 ~haIesh.p - had arrived E: san Fr1neisco
fra the Arctic OCEAN, up 10 the 29th o. October. Nos: Q:
these vessels hal been orier,d 20 that p0r; ~ their oSners,
s1Gae % sE1a have provided ageuis 10 box ai.cr iAeir ships.
WHITTIER aay saving VII b. Effected 81 Their visiting that port
this year, even n the supply q money. remains to be seen.
Heretofore, The expenses At San Francisco have been greater
than Ler~, While T. has been absolutely impossible 70 provide
competent officers and whalemen 10 Gh the p!1ces cr those leaT-
ING their vesseis. The reports % the e~atchlngs Q! the Vesses
entering that port, are quit. incorrect, ard IL Iaost eEses include
al the ol on board, no. the seasons catch.
Adyees iOEa san francisco note an active demand fr ISLAND
sugarI. The cargo Of ;he HhinsT was sold AZ auction, regard
ilg which cur correspondent writes:
The sale % TIE sugars ~ bark VhisHeT. which VAS
sSstPSned from saiurdsy the -, cane on On Monday ls
more spirited than I have witnessed, yet at the sales at which
I haVebeea present Prices were well sustained. and no doubt
IN equal qaaatfy 20 that sod could have been placed upon the
E1,rSet at The sans figure. Thu lot No; ., X O. Kegs las:
Mani Plantation, was n very superior article, and was purchased
oy our Ieaiing Front Stree; IObber. Taken a. an entirety, the
shoI- Offering was as fine 4 one as has ever been thrown upon
ne market. The eonHfrri-i reporter Of the Bulletin notes
snccesai the Attendance was numerous snd the biddius quite
spirited The best grades % Hawaiian sugar brought the
Among the spectators I noticed our friend Mr.. II. Mcintyre,
-hom I recOIIect as one Of your largest purchasers. The
t2u1sIsss gratifying 70 one - deeply Interested in ihe welfare
as brought by the eataIosu:d lots.
Terms: Under $500. cashi over $500, notes payable Deem
Der ellis hi bbis choice No. Isl Jas. Make, l3ci 2I3
do do. sI2 s7I; I63 do. do. sI2 50; % DO. East Maui. S3 Is;
l35 DO WaikapG, I2c; o DO. Fast Maui, So s74; IL do. Waika-
pu- s1 10; I69 10. WaEuku. slI 61HI2; IS do. East Maui,
$3.50 81 do: Jas Makee, sI 20: lis 10. do. slii 80 do.
WaIkapu, $40 57ti 70 do. do e3c; les do. James Makee, e.c.
since our Last issue, xe have had seven whaleships arrived,
some OF which have done remarkably well, which will improve
shs average OF the season. Several lucky ships are y; TO come
n
The bark Yankee sailed on the 9Th and the SmyTaiote on
the lOth-bOth vessels carrying fair cargOes, but neither Of them
quite fsL-
The EhTitgs aud Whistler are On the berth for san Fran
esco, 70 snl With Dispatch
A ;eIegraPhic dispatch from New York. oct. q. quotes sperm
oil 81 $3.50 per gallon whale oil at 81 40. of whale bone,
there was none IN the country.
The latest gold quotation given in the 1na, was 25, Oct. IS.
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a fresh yale from the south, which lasted FIVE days, then took
light T. = +. winds, which lasted 70 this port passage 81 days.
Brought a. passengers. Capt. Thompson, his fr-t officer. and
some u his crew, SaipTreckcd men from bark Mary, OF New
S-lfsTI- VIZ AZ. ALLEN.
Master u ship OHWaTG.
Reports The following vessels
CrS"h. Dbls
800 "
u'&ft- '
. q ". Morgan. ....--.....-... 800 "
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The WHIsTLER,-in command Of the veteran Com
modore Patty, has quite redeemed Der character as q
good sailing packet. There is something, after all,
in knowing the right route TO take at different sea-
sons of the year,-in short, there is something in
knowing ones trade. We began to fear, after hear
ing of her 20 days passage over to the coast, that the
Whistler wasn't much, but on the passage down,
she has shown herself as reliable aud as fast as a arst
class clipper.
GOVERNMENT CHASGEs-Abram. Fernandez, ESQ,
late Circuit Judge of Maui, and formerly editor Of
the Polynesidn. has been appointed secretary Of
the Board of Education, in place of MIR. John F.
Low, resigned. He is expected in the Steamer
to-day, and will enter on the duties of his Office on
Monday next. II is reported that Mr.. H. A. Wide
mann, of Kauai. will succeed Mr.. Spencer. as clerk
in the Interior Department, on the first Of January
next, the health Of Mr.. 5. compelling him to relin-
quish the office. -
INHALER LosT-By the arrival of the ship OntcaTd
from the Ochotsk, we learn of the loss Of the whale
ship Mary of New Bedford, in q severe gale on the
18th Of September. We have received from Capt.
Thompson a full account OF the loss OF his ship, which
We will publish next week.
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VESSELS IN poRr-NovEMBER IL.

4. a. Eilrlge. Bennett.
Bark Whistler, Patty.
la chip Oracle. Wood.
An chip Asia. EiirIIge.
Am ship DreadnOughi. Gushing
Has'u ship IoLani. Green.
HaS'n bark EyeIhsri, kleuk-.
l1Z Honolulu. Schumacher.
Peruvian bark NauilriuA.
Am sLhr Active. Bush.
Am barE Peru, Hempstead.
wHALEEs.
ship IisJn, Iai5ry- BARK Pacific. Roe.
Aurora, Church. Helen snow, Adams.
Cicero, stiTcTs. Richmond.
-Adeiiue, Barber. FayOri;e. Young.
Mount NalaStou, Wills Congress %, SusEbITg.
@ Nassau. Gre-n- Isabella WiusloY.
JO-@Ph!le- Chapman COv!uCtgI, jerks.
Gov. Troupe. Ashley. Milo. HAYES.
Gas Head, Lawrence. Pearl, Hull.
Euphrdtes, Hathaway. Merlin. Baker.
Con. HOglILd, UOman. Eabiu.. Wood.
Geo Rowland, jones. Nile, Fish.
COrinihian, Lewis. ArnCbia, Hoges.
Onward, Allen. Julian, Lubbers.
r ark Haze Hawaii, Heppin1ste Harvest.
Martha %, MacOmb=r. Bragaaza. Pehlber. Iaw.
TanIeT-ane, Gray Klu-hAmeha '. Long.
Catherine, Phillips. Brig kohula, Cogean,
"a Up West. Tinker. Victoria, EIEh.
FlOreEce, Spencer.
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Sship.' SfuiI-.

fOr kaSA and LAHsrSA-per kiIauea. Monday.
foE LAHAIsA--PeT yanuokawai, to-day.
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APERsoNAL-By the clipper Oracle, our friend and
townsman Mr.. H. Mcintyre, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Mcintyre, arrived from Scotland. =
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GBEATRICAL-A troupe Of theatrical performers.
consisting Of eleven, arrived in the Eidridge from
San Francisco, and give their first performance to-
night at the theatre, Among them We notice the
names Of Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty. already we'll known to
our residents. Miss Wernham comes here with a high
reputation as an accomplished actress. She is a pupil
of Fred. Webster, we'll known to the English theatre
cal public. All the artists Of this troupe are well
spoken of. and their performances viii doubtless
draw full and appreciative audiences.
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81 The funeral of the late Honorable LEVI HAA-
LELEA will take place this day. from his late residence
in Richards Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-11-12

e We are indebted to Capt. Bennett and Com.
Patty, for favOrs in the news line. Also to c. W.
Brooks & Co, for report of whaleships at San Fran