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FOR WRIGHT'S BLIJFF
SNIP CHAM DLERY, ETC.
JOHN TUOMEY,
NO.s4S EAST RAW

BETWEEN BOYCES NORTH AND SOUTH
4s!5 :..4 WHARVEs.
SHIP CHANDLER AND COMMITS.
Sion MERCHANT, Dealer and I'M
porter in RUSSIA BOLT ROPE,
Manila and Tarred COrdage, Hemp
and Cotton Sail, Duck and Twines,
Parcelling, Copper, Sheathing, Metal
and Zinc, Paints, Oils. Tar, Tallow,
Spirits I1rpentine, Anchors, Chains,
Blocks, Boats, &C., SC. n. "
Personal and particular attention
given to purchase and sale Of MER-
CHANDlSE AND PRODUCE con-
signed or. trusted to my. care, and
prompt returns made.
Brown s. Levels Patent Life Saw
Iparatus, for steamers, always On
hand, and for. sale at New York
prices.
February ~ t sf' aN"U "7
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R~ BEAUFORT DISTRICT-CONIMON PLEAS
-WM. +. HUTsON VS.. WIN HAZARD wIGG.-APpII-
CATION TO RESTORE JUDGMENT.-It appearing to
my satisfaction TINT the defendant in this case res,es
beyond the limits of this state Ordered that he do
pear and answer the application within thirty days. or an
order for leave to restore will be made by default
y March /, 1867 T. a. RucKNEp
"aacn 6,u1s,25 O. Co. P. Beaufort District
GS- SPECIAL NTELLIGENCE:-W PRO
PosE TO furnish LABORERs Of all classes for Farmers
Railroads Shop. Garden, sto1e Hotel or general House.
work. n" |#@5af5 800 = -
PERSONS desiring employment viii call at No. Cannon
near King street; and all orders for Laborers will be
promptly met, and satisfactory reference given
February IS 1mo s s. B. HALF, Il CO
aJ THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE APPTL
CATION Will be made for renewal OF all Certificates in
hone Loan and Building Association standing in na1nes
q following. the same having been lost "A
No. S9-P. DEBONNEvuLE, Februarv 10. 1eeo- 4
Shnres. ri .. g.- ~ -0''' :,
No. 191-s q. HoRsEY, In Trust, May 80, 1seo-1o
Shares. ~ s-' ~, r.. 5A$ s&,-4:, ~ - 1, =
No, a2o-J. a. HPPoLDT, August 1e, 1sso-1o shares.
No. e6-T. B. TROUT, for NJ E. T., February 1s. 1860
Shares. r.. ,t @3. "A q '.7= n
No. 2ss-5No. q. wREDE, September 27, 1se2-5
ahares r. MI r ,.l. i. s7.- y. : =. - - Z
No. 25e- -UFFERHARDT & cAMpsEN, April Il. 1se1-
20 Shares. '' ".+,g7, 77 9'-. I'M ~
NO. 126-FRED'K COPIES, February 10 I8eo-1o shares.
NO. l66-J' J. KNAUFF, February TO- 1soo-1o shares.
NO. zss-H. L -KINGMAN, January IA, 1se1-1o Shares
No. 1e8-BENJ. LUCAS, April &c, 1sso-2o Shares :
u, Heo1"ary7 @ 1amos
as- NO TIC E.-THREE MoNTHs AFTER
win be made for renewal of the follow
Of Stock Of South Carolina Railroad and
also Of Road HALF Shares .2Ga % :S
DANIEL DANIEL BLAKE, Trustee Of F: h. BLAKE-No. 1923.
dated 10th February, 1856, shares No. r. dated s1st
March, lss0 6 Half Shares ;s.5. 4. M N! !:
A DANIEL BLAKE, Trustee OF n. I. BLAKE-No. 1924.
oased 10th February 1856, Shares; No. 49, dnted a1st
MARCH, 1850. HALF Shares. 1amo3 February
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Our New York Letter.

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J. asELhiORE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPA-
NY.-cHARLEsToN. February 27th 1se7.-A Dividend
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holders on and after this date in partial Nqnidaton from
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v By order Of sae Board Of Directors.
ne. ;EE ..:Jat- .g-sS3s: 4. JOSEPH WHnDEN, !.
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February a4 :- i.
a$ PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK:.-
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Congregational.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-IN TIE SENATE. Mr..
SUMNER introduced a Bill to guarantee a Republi-
can form of Government that would protect the
10, Il people South; also prescribing the oath to be
taken.
NNss A committee was appointed to eaualze the nav
&4f employees - IT'-,'T
ss'A Standing Committee on Appropriations was
ordered - s7T1
senators DooLIcTLE and PATTERSON made per-
sonal explanation, denouncing the false report Of
the Committee On Expenditures, which intimated
: their acceptance of bribes ~ i' .T.gN
JOINT resolution was passed declaring the mu-
nlclpal Offices in Alexandria vacant, in consequence
of disobedioncc. # S5ali s77I'
suEasiASs Bill; was ordered 10 be printed, and
the Senate adjourned. l. ;5 s-
II TIT House, the Utah delegation was sworn in
>. -. STEWART contests the seat of CHARLES E.
PHELPS, Of Maryland. @gl
WARD introduced q resolution asse Zig that an
ox-rnember of the Cabinet had declared in pub
lie spesch that the ovideloe in tho assassination
cases was obtained by suborning Witnesses. That
there was no evidence against A1rs sunaArr.
motion was made o.sfay the resolution upon the
table, whereupon WARD withdrew it.
An effort to take up the Tariff Bill was defeated
by motion Of adjournment @1 4 n
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AMERICAN HOTEI,.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

RDENG-PERhIANET, TRANSIENT
- and DAY BOARDERs, be- accommodated at
No. los East Bay. thsIuoo III 3Fehruarv Il "
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the men were panic-stricken, and all those that
were lost were lost in that tme except those that
were lost by the patent lowering apparatus giving
away in the port forward boat. We succeeded in
control, and they behaved very well after that
time. As We left the Andalusia the mainnnast and
smokestack fell, and before the Manhattan left the
hour after it struck in . thick fog The passen-
gers, officers and crew, lost everything but what
take this opportunity Of thanking Capt Chas.
Collins his officers and all belonging to the Man
haitian for their great kindness TO- us from the
Manhattan. yi@e1.G'' 9: fSs - : !
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FOR FLORIDA.

VIA SAVANNAH, r. UN WICK Str
MARY's, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE Ann AT
The LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RTVER A.
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CAPTAIN 7. J. HONEYMOON, -- -
HN/ H. AaE.a-v tSUn1A ATLANTIC SwuARr r,,u
SvefS wsa1s.aay gog7asng at o'clock precisely
fee OF JOHN MAHnNEv " - ooaiu, e. 1r HS the Of
EoVt1loef Id Above Craig, Il Cn,u
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" subjon the following from an editorial which
We find in the Philadelphia Commercial list Of Ihe
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The Yacht Rnce.

INV YORK, Dec. 29-From Southampton yester-
day morning CHE 2Sth). We learn that the Yacht
Henrietta arrived At The Needles. of Coves, al 545
P. NJ, on the 9Th the F~ICc,riRg arrived at =
o'clock this morning (2S;h). and the Tcsia At 8 80
this morning. The Board Of Admiralty gave orders
tina: every facility should be rendered the yachts by
the officers on duty in the English Channel. The
members Of the Royal Yacht squadron extended "A
magnificent and cordial Invitation 10 her crews.
Cows. Isle Of Wight. hampshire. Wednesday,
December s9th-The yachts FIoetrias and Tssfa
arrived at au early hour this morning. The Tcsfa
had n rough passage six ssamcn were washed of
her bowsprit while fuIling the jb in a gale The
Pos!I reports nothing else Of moment, All on board
both boats ere well.
The racers arrived before Commodore AcNicker
expected them 70 day the Earl of Welton sent a
congra;ulatory lat,sr TO the ylchtmen. upon the
successful issue Of their venture.
The news OF the arrival Of the yachts WAS sent at
once 10 the Queen. by her special request.
Cows, England, Dec. SI-The New York yachts
sailed from Osborne House on Saturday last. The
Queen Witnessed their man@uvers. expressing appro-
baton at the exhibition.
\ match has been made between the HcarieifG,
Captain Bennett, ana the Duke of Eiinborough's
yacht Fixing. The race will occur Ia august next,
and the course will be around the Isle Of Wighc.
The Duke will sail his own yacht
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8rTARuARI-Wha of Butaritari. We hear moth
ing sll of any intention OF the part of The Govern
mcnt to take any steps whatever towards even iU-
yastigatius Tie circumstances Of the massacre of
Hawai;aus at Micronesia last November. WhilcNe
would not counsel any attempt at a warlike demon
straiion by the Hawaiian Government. unless they
possess the power - ace firmly and promptly. We
still contend that the opportunity thus offered
should b. Improved 10 extend our influence in The
cause of civilization among the tribes Of this ocean,
and TO let them know that this Government exists.
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NOTES OF TIE WEEK.

SUPREME CorET-IN HANEKCTTCY-The bank
ruptcy Of M"-sr>. Walker, Allen Il Go. has given
rise To many diFcult questions touching the di-po-
Sition Of the assets Of the firm. In the ordinary
course. rs prescribed by law, the a~~signces will be
elected b. the creditors by the first of March, but
meanwhile the entire property Of the firm Is under
the lock and key % the Marshal. Mr.. Justice Rob
ertson has had various bearings in these matters.
and on Monday decided to order the interest Of
Walker. Allen i Co. il the steamer hHptei To he
sold on the 10Th instant. in order that she may re-
sumo her trade a. soon as possible.
On Wednesday there was heard hy Judge Rob
ertson. a petition. signed by sundry creditors, set
ting forth that the mill of the Lahaina sugar Com
panv. owned by Walker. Allen y Co. had a large
amount Of surar-cane. purchased Of third parties,
which was ripe and ready to he ground, and which
would be lost to the creditors if it was not reduced
TO sugar forthwith. and accordingly, prayed the
Court to modify its order to the Marshal 80 far as
TO permit the mill to be carried on. and hat IL.
Hackfcld Il Go. be appointed receivers of the pro-
ducts. In the evidence adduced, il was shown that
the Lahaina Sugar Company was mortgaged first
to the estate of Thomas King for SIP, 600, and sec
ondly 10 S.'her < Co, of san Francisco. by assign
ment. for $4,000 and that the creditors could not
realize from the concern 4 cent above these mort
cages. except by the present earnings Of the mill {:
and that by the last advices from Lahaina, the mill
was closed and the laborers discharged. Mr.. Har-
rs argued for the petition. and the Attorney Gen
eral against it. representing the Marshal. Judge
Robertson stated that, though he was willing to fur
Their the interests OF the creditors and the commu-
nifty by n liberal construction of the law. vet us the
petition now presented was a novel one. unknown
to Hawaiian Courts. outside of any provision in our
bankrupt law. and without analogy in the laws of
other countries. he must refuse the permission asked
for that embarrassmcnts must OF necessity fall
upon many by the bankruptcy of a firm like Walker,
Allen & Co. whose business qualifications extended
all over the Islands but that it was 4 thing I'M
heard of to allow the Court OF its officers 10 carry
on a bankrupted business in the hope of improving
its assets. especially to run a sugar-mill. The Court
therefore refused the petition.
An application to allow the schooner Actire to
resume her trips, was also denied yesterday, by
Judge Robertson. ~
RAIN STATIsTICS.-Dr. G.. =. Judd has furnished
us with the following statistics showing the amount
Of rain falling here during the years 1866 and 1865,
and also the amount In Hilo during lsiG-20 years
ago. The amount that has fallen in Hilo the past
year is believed 10 be much less than in the year
given nhOyp.
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~. After which the

ter, and Charles r.. Bishop. After which the
Chamber adjourned.
The Chamber viii meet again this morning to
further consider the subject, in accordance with
the sixth resolution above.
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BY TzsE LAST PACKET.
List of Books received at the
Bookstore.

VvHE ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA % 1865.
u Lyiug-t1ue's Expedition % the Ztnhesi aud is tubu-
ttE-s, Illustrated
Eltlvlrcs Eys-y Boys Annual .f557, illustrated gilt
F-trgieum v Nasty. Illustrated
lhs Home u Washington. tLos-iug) illustrated gt-
SPeeches % Bpui NacsuIy iu > vols
Mrs. Caulle's Curtain lecture, illustrated, gait, - CLas- hume
Loses ant Holly. Illustrated. gilt
The Science % Wealth. by Walker
10 AMI Letters o. }. = PeIc5vai (Warl
thlrscter aud Characteristics q Men (WhPP!cG
IA- Iesullr sF.s Round JOursI
JargaI Victor Hr-0l
Red Letter Days, by Gail Hamilton.
Ie OCEAN WaHs, a story % Adventure by Land and Sea Capt
Wayne Reid. illustrated
TAKEN up1u trust. novel
Oar Neighbars in the Corner House It. :. Arthur
neien Comte1ay's Promise, a romance
The House by the ChurrhyaTd, a novel
SInny Eark CIiri1L HarauD-
Robinson Cusos, illustrated
n"lni Hearts, b. TIE author q Rrtieige-
H<9N Ptper-- by james Russell Lowell.
an am-retn Family in Germany, r. Ross Browne)-
sS'iMaris Country Homes CWOOdTard)-
Eec- Homo. 4 Le q Christ
T"Ner lie Lu,e- illustrated I0ngfeIOw).
nasts AMI Waste fuiver OptiOl-
Hope ant Have lOivsr OpG9l
iDe hI'sats % the Froz-u Sea, by the author OK Harry LaTtons
Adventure.
Josh BITra lii H-or rr--r,.aJ
GNyA truths tHeary ward BeecuerL
~ u ecu o - John !lyari Taylorl
woman COR Angel a : Ron
",Iml Popular Tales tGrmnl illustrated.
900 I'm For sale by IL. u WHITLEY.
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COMPLINENTARY.-W would acknowledge me re-
ceipt of a ticket to'the - Grand Banquetin honor of
the opening of Steam Mail Service with China and
Japan given in San Francisco on the night of the
3lst Of December The banquet, from all we can
learn, was one OF the grandest del Onstrations of
the kind ever witnessed i'll the Queen city of the
Pacific. Merchants from all parts of the world
Europe, America and Asia, Including Chinese and
Japanese-were present. and celebrated the great
steam enterprise. Nothing but the distance pre-
vented our accepting the invitation, and joining in
celebrating one of the most important events of the
nineteenth century. Our toast was all ready, and
though rather late, we Offer :: 90 be acted on, at
the next banquet:
THE CHINA STEAM LISR.-May it furnish to Yankee pilgrims
to the Celestial Empire, u pleasaHter route than Bunyan ) pill
grim Travelled.
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II

The annual average OF rain in the tropics ISL. 95 inches
The annual average NJ rain in Eastern L. States. 50 I"
The annual average of rain at salt Lake City,. LIS "
The annual average of rain at Honolulu, 1S6t... ~. 99 "
The annual average Of rain at Honolulu, lSG5 e. IS. &C "
The annual average Of rain at Honolulu, ls66..-. j.25 "
Tie annual average OF rain at nilO. lsIG........lS2. IL "
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FOREIGN News !

IS announced in cur last issue, the bark D.. e..
Murray arrived On the l9th. having had a fine pas
sage of -! days from San Francisco, bringing the
Mails, Expresses, sc.
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DssoLvED-A new stock company, known as
the Pacific Sugar Company, with a capital of sl2,-
600, have decided TO dissolve partnership. Their
land was located at Kaanapali, near Lahaina, on
Maui. and was under the management of Mr.. NJ. C.
ChallOmel. Beyond the leasing of the land, and the
breaking up of a few acres for planting, nothing
had been done. The location is said to be a good
one, but under the present depression of the sugar
trade. it was decided best not to continue opera
tons. The land selected for this plantation is said
to be very favorably situated for raising cotton,
and an enterprising farmer could establish a profit
able business with no great outlay of money, by
securing this site for & cotton plantation. ~
STREET SIGNs.-We notice that Capt. Luce, the
energetic Road Supervisor, has been putting up,
on the appropriate corners, neatly painted signs to
designate the streets. This is certainly a very good
idea. but We beg to enter our protest. in the name
Of the rules of punctuation. against the conduct of
the artist whose handiwork is thus prominently
displayed. We decidedly object to being COM
PEELED. at every corner, to run full butt against a
misplaced period-tLus: "FOKT. ST. \ sign
painter ought either TO know when and where to
put in his stops, or else stop putting them in alto
gether. - ~
FIRE ON TCEsDAY.-At about halt-past four on
Tuesday last, a FIRE broke out in a native matched
tenement on Maunakea Street. Before, however. it
could spread to the adjacent houses, which are of
the most combustible description, the natives and
foreigners who arrived first on the spot had stripped
every particle OF thatch to the ground, and Engine
Company No. l, which, with its usual promPtitude,
was first on hand, got on a stream Of water, and
put out the fire. The entire Department turned
out. but most fortunately their services. were not
required. Somehow. a fire seems TO have j very
=. poor show " in Honolulu.
WATER. WATER-Aiter q pleasant interval of
the enjoyment of a free and full supply of the
aqueous fluid, day and night, the people Of Homo
lulu were suddenly reminded that The Superin-
tendent had got back to town, from the fact that
the water was stopped off for a time On Tuesday
morning last. Also all last night the water was
stopped off the town, causing no little iucoHye-
nience. - L
ACCIDENT To HIS HIGHNEss. ". KEKCANAoe-
This venerable and respected gentleman came very
near sustaining a severe injury on Tuesday last
the carriage in which he was seated having over
turned in the premises of the Hon. John Ii. We
" ~
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PUULoA SnT-Mr. Isaac Montgomery has our
thanks for a bag of domestic salt, made at his works
at Puuloa. In color and fneness it Is fully equal
TO the best imported. We are glad to learn that
the manufacture of salt is increasing, and proves
profitable.
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GEORGE

Manufacturer ofFURNITURE of all De-
-CTiptiouS.
PLANNING. SAVING AND TURNING DONE.
T0IidIEs> Of al LlUd, constantly on Hand.
rI "
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Or say n depth of fifteen feet at IIilo. One inch
of rain is equal to 100 tons to the acre, or 22.G22
gallons, reckoning Ct gallons to a cubic foot.
The number Of days on which rain fell at Homo
lulu. during 1866, was %. The observations were
kept at Dr.. Judd's residence, about one mile back
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SMALL CuANGE-The opinion is daily gaining
ground and freely expressed, that the necessity foI
small change is such in Honolulu. that we mus
again resort to dimes and halfdimes, which are
now lying idle in nearly every merchants safe. An
action by the Chamber of Commerce, seconded by
the Government, would have the desired efec t.