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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

NorEs OF TIE COUNT FAIR--In elancipg
over tho List of Premiums awarded BY th
Chittcnden County Agricultural Society last
week, several things occur to us ss worthy
of notice. ~
On sheep, D. Giddings Of westford takes
the premium for the bsst Meripo buck lamb
and the bes. pen Of ewes. B. F. Van Hist Of
Shelburne showing the best buck, and . .
other premiums being divided between E1s
Mech, J, W.. Tyler, Lee Tracy and E 5.
Rowley OF shelburne and s. II. Wesson'of
Colchester. On Fine WOOL Grades. s. u.
Weston takes the premium, i,r best bucks
and L. S. Drew Of Burlington for best ewes
On Mutton Sheep. j. A. Sbedd Of Bsrling-
ton takes the highest premiums. 81. "a
No Swine seem to have been exhibited
I except from Burlington, Messs& Llnsley,
Barber, and Miller dividing the bonorss. Ihs
/ display by tbssc geOtle~sn was > .fpsf one
than can be made many other county a a
this State. .-.-.l-.-'.- - - :. !,
Essex carries OF the premium for best oss
er. Ass Brigham aud h. Barber bsvias The
first and ssoond places. Lyman Brigham tbs
fret premium for far attlr. and An Brig
ham fss xisde cows. D. ?. Fish Of sesth
l B.sli.etes, saks ~ AiGhsst Pssnssn e >
III III = fN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

,ArrorsIxrI.-Anson 4, Nicholson, E.a.,
Of Btandons has been appointed Assistant
Assessor Of Internal Revenue. for tho 9th
Division, lst District Of Vermont. vice Hon.
S. II. Kellogg, resigned. sIsaos'-l iaf t.-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

CoRREcTIoS.-ln our account of the Fair
Exhibitions on last week. We spoke of
furniture from the Factory of c. L Nelson.
which was q mistake-as it should have been
Henry j. Nelson
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

Assranger visiting washingtou for The
fns time. might veil suppose himself inc
Southern city. Fully three-tourths Of the
gussts ass from tho lately rsbeIlious Ststss.
end nsinly bsat a o6taiaing psrdoas. < o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

Tbs sdiaur ofas ,Ireoea pspss, IN psak-
ing Of ths dsdieqtioa Of a ssv eeneasgy nNr
Lyons, nys that /" n. Gesooiens had ths
pteasufs Of 66ink 'ths M iSdiNi9dal Vhc
~ b1soDd = ~ ls1igAefsl SsstsAr a1.-ill
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
Chitteuden County Fair.
THIRD DAY


In the morning the County Purse for run
ming horses was contested for, and was won
by A. Ii. Danforth hut his horse was ruled
out as unmanageable, having bolted from
the track and thrown his rider. The ''Doug-
LASS ho,s.o of williston therefore took the
money. S25.
In the afternoon, the race for the County
Purse was contested between A. j. Merrlll's
..whalebone,'' and Miller's Fremont, " OF
WIliistop, ..Whalebone" coming in ahead
by few lengths. Time 2-54. Fremont
obtained the 81 premium The race for the
Citizens Purse was won by '.Hartland,
belonging. to Joseph Bacon. of this CITY.
driven by James W. Mills. Time, ESQ and
PSI. The Delong borse, driven by A d.
Merrill, obtained the % premium. -t 81
The total receipts of the Fair will be prob
ably over s2500 the sale of tickets brought
In some 800 more than last yoar- .C
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

There was an alarm Of Fire Wednes. eve.
about clock, caused by the burning ou,
of chimney at the American Hotel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

14cN- ~ f4il- al-fl== --II.
PoLlcs CorHf,-Before Recorder Read
Thursdsy. John Ratles vas 6ned $ and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

goH DHaa l,.aoo5iI MD --.s4 so sJilosi
.fIessss soi e beua ~ i.l.d . n .EsE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29
LIST OF Pr z MIU Ms.
Awarded ct the
THIRrEEHTH LyNULL FAR

..l op rms -., alea 1lf ru1
Chittenden Co. Agricultural Society.
faf September 2isi, 1865. .s-a. -.fai l.,
The Treasurer will commence paying Pre-
miums on Monday. 1.-THE 25th, and not till
then,) at the Merchants Bank. v-...- ..
Premiums must be called for before the lst
of January next, or they will not be paid.
HORSES
MATCHED HoRsRs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

D O. Iasay. Bas4lAesa. ~ssa - lst 6 o
no Anh0A nih0oSssaAlA q iSs
ID, ,-aH0pa1fesstallBGA00l 'dsb sdf
.1,sYsst sdi % isgai soii5b bsE ~a2Hi ls1aaa
sss Lin ~ hsssps 1l1oo7ib ~ SOC yisTd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

nczi ,gd-ok Hiaiioilo aliiTIsDX s.ii o d9'eas
sEiPoI6l sd' ioss1zs 80 dOidw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

p y DIS .nossas sfiii an' iiio sSIhi '5osn
o5s bo5rsss1g ssd 1sIis4iisolt sss3 10 knos1s9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

. :, -lss.g oas bas .zss.ir.s ai .ooo.Fss b-siso
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SPANISH MEaISos.

Iorr-The committee also noticed favorably
ysarllng Rams, by HOratio Chaplin Of VIII
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-09-29

Hor.-TSe Judgss m.As s.pssiaa usntsn ofa
psa Of 3 lambs bg B. Iva vsis. . pnofS BY
l. s Ro~isy. And by Lss r.Y they ven
'rulsd out. not hsving In ovnsd b ths county
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-19
Letter from the Shenandoah Valley.

Winter Quarters-Maine Troops Winches-
- ter Bdttiefeld- Sandy Hook-Cdmp Re-
nlOunt-BeGutiful LdndScdpe-Potonldc
ShenGndoah-Er -Ercitement-- Climate-Chris-
tidn Commission.
HARPERs FERRY, Jan II, 1866.
To the Editor Of the Press y E-F2eot
The cald weather has put an end to active
miiatary operations, aud the soldiers are en-
loving Il long rest from their hard but sue
cessi1i campaign of the past summer. The
19h Corps which now constitutes the main
force in the Valley, was in Louisiana last win
ter, aud is members would much prefer its
climate to that of Virginia, provided they
were not called upon TO undergo the hard
ebips of another Rad River Expedition. The
9 Division of this Corps passed through this
place q lew days since, the destination Of
yhieh is OF course unknown to army cores
nordents. The 18th Maize is in this Division.
and had the pleasure OF meeting many who
are natives Of your Forest City. Brig. Gen.
James Fessenden of Portland, is 10 command
of a brigade ut the front, and had the pleas
1re of a brief interview with him few weeks
since. -.
A great many infantry troops have been ta-
ken from this deDartment within the last two
months, but there is a large cavalry force yet
remaining in the Valley. Over seventeen
hundred horses were used up in the late cav
airy expedition, the object of whichiWas Il
ascertain the whereabouts of Early, and the
strength of his army.
made short visit to Winchester g few
weeks since, and was happily disappointed at
the appearance of the city. Many Of the pri.
vate residences exhibit an architectural beauty
decidedly superior to anything that / had pre-
: viously witnessed 10 this part OF the country
and there is an air of luxury and refinement
which reminds one Of our New England cit.
les. visited the hard contested field of the
10 ia OF September, and the marks OF the cun
test were yet visible. Towards night rode
along the turnpike on which Gen. Sheridan
made his famous ride, andin the dim graz
twilight thought that would see the black
charger with his small but gallant rider.
visited the 30th Maine regiment and fount
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-19

AN ENGLISH OFFICERS OPINION OF GEN.
GRANT.-This officer visiting our General at
Head Quarters says: SIN person he bears
very strong likeness to the late Lord Charles
Wellesley, with whom I was personally &C
quainted. Indeed, on coming ont Of my tent
next morning and seeing the General stand
ing, cigar in mouth, in front OF his. so striking
was the resemblance in countenance, figure
and appearance, that had I not known that
the second son Of the Duke of Wellington 3
no longer living, could almost have sworn
he stood before me.r "a s.aa
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HOT ELS.
stanley Mouse, = Augusta.

r The subscribers would respectfully inform
EZSfhe cit zens OF Augusta, and the travelling
EsIAs# public generally. tnat they have fsrmed
2;IiE{ai hotel copartner. hip, under the name of
Ek342 WING q WILLIAMS, and have leased
Ihe STANLEY House (which is located on w Water st.,
In cose 0ximity Co ths Depos and business por-
ton ofthe city ITO take effect the 18th day of De.
Gambler, 1864, on which day the house will be open
In sSye not surpassed by any hotel in the State.-
Ihe large and commo0ious ro 3ms will be reftted in
the mast approved style, with syery convenience to
SOFT the wants of boar els and visitors A numer-
and well-traned corps Of walters will be In at
tsndaDce, whose efforts will be iduously directed
10 the comfort and convenience OF our patronG.
A nice suit of bathrooms will be provided where
the guests can indulge in bath, with cold warm
water A fire. proof safe will be furnished for the
accommodate of visitors wishing to deposit valu-
able articles for safe keeping Coaches will be in at
tendance to convey visitors to any part of the city
The cuiinary q. rangemepts vii be underline charge
of experienced cock and heusekeeperA and no
effort will be spared tosuppiy the tables with every
sdelicacy in season and out. ss, ,-s. 3,--
- We take pleasure in reing able to announce that
we have secured the valuable services of Mr.. GUY
TURNER, fornerly the popular and Ell lent clerk Of
the Augusta House, as Cher Clerk. under whose
peryision the internal arrangement OF the house
viii be conducted In manner to suit the most ex.
acting and fasiidions taste. KS l,sss Aettt e
The subscribers intend that nothing shall be left
undone to render their use worthy of patronage
and trust their efforts will meet with the approba
ton and support Of the public. ]. .l71ipae
Il ~ ssss CHARLES A. wINe, aq
HENRY A WILLIAMS.
Augusta, Dec. 12 1854. dec15W&S1m !
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County OF CunDerland.


,l-As ga TREAsURER's OFFICE, Dec., 1884,
CTATEMENT of Costs of Criminal Prosecutions.
- allowed by the Supreme Judicial Court at the
NOV. Term A. d. 1864, made in conformity with the
requirements Of an act of the Legislature of Maine
entitled can Act relating to Fines and Costs of Grim
inal Prosecutions" approved March 27th, 1868. ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-19
HALLOWELL HOUSE
@ s9s9 Y5. ~ r E Q PEN ED! @
NEW FURNITURE q FIXTURES +!

aasbiis s. G. DENNIS, Proprietor.
gT The public are specially informed that the
spacious, convenient and well-known nALLowRLL
House, in the centre of Hallowell, two miles from
Augusta. and fur miles from Togus Spring, has
been Tefurnshed, and is open for the reception OF
company and permanentsboarders.
Every attention will be given to the comfort Of
guests.
- tt r. B Ia L N %,
and ali the usual conveniences Of popular hotel
are amply provided. 90 saGoH srs
Hallowell, Feb. ! 1854. mch25 eodtf
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PERUVIAN HAIR REGENERAYOR
'Ia the most PEI feot Hair Remover in use.

naA Is the most perfect Hair Renewer in use. 9iai
Everybody should use PERUv1AN HAIR ,RkeEN-
RRAToR )Betcare Of limitations! Call for Peruyi-
an Ha Regenerator ard receive other.
Jones Kay whoes agents. 10 Washington ct,
Boston; Also Weeks & Potter. Carter, Ru-t q Co
land, sAtre all I. G, gibson, IA Market Square,
SHORT WATERHoUsE, cor Congress Middle St.,
Crossman Co., and j. ks Lunt, and de alers gener-
ally e.,5..f.-, u W.; nov 24-d3m*
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Wanted.
$500 REW ARD.

ON Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yarc; Calf Skin Wallet contain
ing considerable sum Of money, and papers of no
value to any one but the looser. The finder viii be
rewarded as above on returning the same 10 No. s
Central Wharf, or 72 Bracket street.
Portland, Aug 81, 1854. aug3Idtf
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Shocks and Hoops
baA WANTED p 9ha

90 AND 3s inch hid Shocks. z ss''o's A2aAi
OO xuiGq i0se59sb s
~ and II feet Red and White Oak hid Hoops
Tor which cash and the highest market price will be
,os1sl91 q 10 aaafg JOHN LYNCH CO. 90
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THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one Of Roper Improved CoIorio
Engines for motive power, and is furnished with
improved and costly Presses-Cy Under and PIaten--
from the most celebrated makers. We have In CON.
slant use one. of HOE,S LARGE CYLINDER
PRESSES, capable of throwing of $500 Sheets
an hour; one of Adam's Poscer Presses-the best
book press in the world; Adams and Potter's Fast
Mdchine JOB Presses; RaggIes' superior Card Pres;
Adams and Unionlarge Hard Presses Standing
Presses, and all the machinery necessary for well
appointed Office. aTe3Ia3 sia 81 .ssels4H vl-ssa
The Daily Press job Office Is believed to be well
furnished any similar establishment in the State.
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention. u9i9s z slzoages ~
We execute all orders in the shortestp possibstime
and in the neatest and best manner ,7-s~,
e. We will, do all kinds of printing as well and as
promptly, and as cheap as any other establishment
In the City, County or State. q ssaRl gahm 10
All orders for Job Pristing must be directed 10
the Daily Press JOB Office, No. s2t Exchange street.
Portland, Me. .taaiTqJ nnk SKID Hrlg -y-r
The Job Ofheeisiunder the personal supervision
of the senior proprietor, who is the, CITY PRINT
Err, and is himself an experienced practical work
man, and employs only llskilled mechanics In
this department Of his work. ~ 'iol AitA s7i75
-sra The Portland Daily Press, h
Thelargest daily paper east Of Boston, and having
larger circulation than all the other dailies in the
city combined, is published at the once In Fox
Block, SS1-9 Eschassge Street, every morning
Sunday excepted, At $500 per snnum. nlayoasolh
ao5 haH ,b8sndaaua ---- ssd 4asf aff nj i45f
THE MAINE STATE PRESS,
The iargestpsper in New England. eight pages, is
published every "Wednesday, containing all the
news By mail and telegraph; important reading
matter. Marine List, Market Reports, 60, of the
Daily Press, at the following prices, viz:-
Single copy, enc year, invRria bly, 'IDss1
r. I'm advance. ......................,. IS. 90
bio faaf N. A. FOSTER & Co., PRePR1EroRs.
Portland June j, 1854. eaOg .,4.is.A = diff
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o u M ID

ON the sunny side of Exchange street, about mid.
" way between New City Hall and Post Office,
goodplaoe to buy af.s.d a. 4 g.rI.s1 :
An overCoat.
P. MORRILL, CO., have q good assortment at fair
prices, 1l3 E2changestreet. su1 9 z decl4dtf a.
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PORTLAND, THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 10 1866 81
WANTS, ,LOST,FOUND
Wanted.

pARTIES having small or large capital, who wish
A. TO engage in Ultimate business Ia which they
could double their capital 10 short time are nvt
to call immediately at tINvENTOR's EXCHANGE,
Jan.l1 lw. tIsIno9 df9's 229 Congress Street.
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5.ett,6f THOMAS II. MEAD, =.
~ fa5f.H h a County Treasurer.
Portland, Dec. 81, 1884. jan6d1aw&w3w2
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BOARD,

-8as15S5E& 70 Board legT -4sf 81
GUITS of Rooms, with board, can be obtained BY
- applying Immediately at 30 Danforth street.
May 1lth. qdaissEAL ~ 7 mayl2dtf
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$40 REWARD.

%AV % u W A0D, Illill 4 % 9M
L OST near the Brewer House in Westbrook, q,
- Light Wolf Robe, the Under will receive the
abovs reward by leaving the same at Mr.. Cisments
Stable sl Congress Street, o. janl4d Swlws aa :
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ON Exchange strest, a Wallet contai aiug money
~ and notes. The owner can have the same by
ca ling at 1856 Commercial st., proving properly and
paying charges. '@9-3h Asi-A janl4 d1ws
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watch Found. !.

HOUND On the Basin on Friday evening. a silver
IL hunter Watch. The owner can have The SAINT
by calling on j r. LeaVett, st. John Street, proving
property and paying charges. Aafi7rsf oea
Jan. l6--d3t* '.ff eF r. s-faf,f4aAE -gfssf.tf la
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THE SOLDIERS REST

.T4t
= They will be formed into Companies and Reei-
ments as fast as they srrve persoa preferences be-
ing regarded wden practicabse. 9at q 888f
ibis Corps will be provided with the best arms in
the possession OF the Government and the men will
be allowed to retain them at he expiration or SER.
vice. All applications for commissions must be ad.
dressed to tn Adjutant General of the Army, and
must state, 81 = sisfff lll fa5 -, -
l.t-lhe date of original entry into service;
zd-The rank on en- ry into Rt rvice; hinOW u
- Sa-7Date ana cause OF discharge; =, s....rf
Ah-Rank ct time OF discharge; - =7'9p
l6th-OfgAnizaton in which service was rendered
me application may be accomr ranied by testimoni,
ais from commanders. When applications are favor.
ably sonsidered the necessary insruc'iens will De
sen to ths applicant by.mai telegraph. All in
euiries for Ia ormation to be addressed to the adm.
tant General. Head quarters 1st Corps. rs
Veterans viii be furnished with free traneporta.
ton to Washington, by applyiog to either of the FOL
CAPT cHAs II. DoUaHrr, Pro- Mar lss District
Portland. 81 hqeoflsefff. 4,s5Ir u sN v-5I
! Capt N. MORRILL,, Pro. Mar. I'd Dist, Auburn.
capt, A. r. DAVIS, Pro. Mar Sd Dist, Augusta.
o3 Capt. e. Low, Pro; Mar. Attn list Ba gor. =
capt. WIN. 81 FoGLBR, Pro. Mar 9th Dist. Belfast.
'eHa sia ,ts9iE32i sis r NJ. LIfTLER,18d9 shf
~ Major v. r. 6 A A. r. NJ. General.
Augusta, Me-, Dec. 49, lS64-dec15d& wtf 5sp3a
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Wanted.

A N active intelligent, honest Boy wanted to sell
Apapers on the cars. None need apply unless he
can come well commended. Apply at 20 Frank
lin street, immediately. glY ta y jan1648t* q
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LOST. 5'a'z aiss
A SILVER HUNTER WATCH, supposed to have
kA been lost ON the Basin, Yesterday afternoon.
The finder by leaving the at this office VIII be
suitably rewarded. Ta ,ctIIs sidH e90 sFas s'sf,a
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: Wanted to P.urcIlase.

A BRICK HOUSE, situated in the Western part of
On the city. Possession to be had May LIST L 66.
Address Box No. .T0 rt'and p. o., stating local.
tys price &C., Tor three weeks. decl9dWtf
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Delegate Of the chrtstian Commission. +
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Y i'sa aamii9a,oa s9ob - b9Idualil aai
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Three Hundred Dollars!

Assoon as musteredin, and further bounty OF
Slp9 Tor one years enlistment, 5000 for two years
and $500 for tn ee years one-third being paid down
ana me remainder in instalme ats II ey wil be cred
tied TO the Districts where they their families are
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RY single gentleman, q furnished room, with
Dor without board, In pleasa It family. Address
l.. r. H., Box 1877 iaags 5sBf lls5 janl6dIw*ai
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supreme Court.

The April term Of the Supreme Court was opep.s
on Monday, the 81 instant. The following case.
were tried
The King VS., Rsidpa-A boy charged with ps,,x
larceny, by appeal from the Police Court Of Hon.
lulu Attorney General Harris for the Crown. Mes.r.
Thompson and komoikeehuehu for the prisoner. Yer.
die, Of not guilty.
TuEspAr-The RTag vs.. KaIaau-Charged wiz,
gross cheat, in obtaining from a native money and
other vsluables under the false pretense that he b,a
supernatural power, and could cure a case Of CON.
frmed blindness. An OF Tuesday was employed !,
taking the testimony, and on Wednesday the counsel
addressed, and the Court charged the jury, who
brought in r verdict OF guilty. The prosecution was
conducted by the Attorney-Genera and the defence
by Mr.. Stanley.
THURsDAY.-The Court sat On the will case Of K,
lahihala.
The next session Of the Court will be On Monday
the 10th.
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4 NEW PAcKET-From the San Francisco Bullc-
tin, of the 18th March, We clip the following:
The D. c. Murray has been purchased by Chas.
w. Brooks & Co. for their Hawaiian Packet Line to
Honolulu. This vessel IS a fine clipper bark, Of AS
tons register, built at Greenpoint, New York city,
in 1861. She is all oak; custom built, in the most
thorough, staunch and substantial manner. Her
rate is y l. and altogether she may be considered a
very superior vessel.
From parties here who have seen this vessel, we
Judge that she must be somewhat after the Comet
in model. Captain Bennett, so long and favorably
known on this route, lately of the 4. "A. EIdridge,
will have command Of her, and may be looked for
about the goth instant.
SBUoYs-The western side OF the passage to the
harbor has been buoyed the past week, by our eff
cient Harbor Master. so that schooners beating in
may avoid grounding, as has often been the case Of
late. \ bell has been placed at the anchorage upon
a decked launch SO that coasters or our San Francisco
packetsmay anchor with little trouble on the darkes;
night. - -
SAILING OF THE CoNET-This packet sailed at 20
minutes past three ?. " on Monday. with n full
freight and fifty passengers. Tie wharf was crowded
with parties who had friends or relatives on board
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NOTICE.

, THE ON Till LIST Inst,
I'D two letters were received at this Office addressed as fol-
lows. the one:
MRS. BUTLER, Care Of Mrs. Lunn, Liddleton, near Hartley
New South Wales, Australia.
And the other:
MISS MARY MCPHAI, care Of Nj. Thomas McPhail, New
Castle. y. =. Wales, Australia.
And each Of them stamped with five cents Hawaiian stamp.
The postage On a letter for Australia sent by way Of san
Francisco from these islands IS as follows
L. =. Postage, 33c, ship postage, &c; Hawaiian postage, Sc;
making a total Of 4Oc on "a single letter. weighing not more
than Oue-half ounce, and PREPAYMENT Of the whole is re.
quired. if sent through the San Francisco POst-0ffce.
When only the Hawaiian Postage OF SC is paid on such a
letter, it can only he forwarded by "a private ship going direct
from these islands to Australia, and that happens only at long
intervals.
In connection with the above, the Postmaster General begs
to inform the public that the PREPAYMENT OF the L. :. Pos
tage as well as the ship and Hawaiian Postage is required on
all letters sent from these islands 10 any foreign country through
the san Francisco Post-OniCe, the United States and England
only excepted; letters TO those two countries will be forwarded
by Prepayment OF Hawaiian Postage only.
ARTHUR Z. BRICKWOOD,
Postmaster General.
General Post-Oficc. Honolulu. I
April eth, 1865. 463-3t