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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-12-07
. THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER :
News at Inc N~IoInln..

The anniversary q HIS MAJESTY's birth occurs On
weIue-lay next, sac li-A i.t, al viii he 4 served
~ n public holiday. lie VIII &c thirty e-en ye-rs Of
age ON that day. The race and other spor ; alver-
tisel ir the 18th of November, viii take place ON the
llth, ~proyilcI the weather is propitious.
The Cn,NucLEER slilel for Hilo ON Saturday last'
taking n passengers Major and Mrs J. II. wode
hOusc, Mons. Berangcr, aud Miss Ida Won Phs;er.
The party intend visiting the crater Of kilauea, re
turning via Kealakeakua Bay, and reaching Homo
lulu probably ON Monday next.
The steamer IDAHo arrived at 10 \. VI. On Thurs
day, IL days and ~ hours passage. She had fresh
trades all the way from san Francisco. She brought
a large Eastern mail, though a portion Of the mail
came by the clipper Magnolia, which fortunately
hal a short trip AMI landed hers about four hours
after the steamers
The &" Ice CREAM FESTIVAL" which was held last
evening, at the Olympic Hall, was a creditable affair,
and drew out a good attendance. The hall was deco
rated with flags Of all nations, and with evergreens,
and splendidly lit up. The tables were not so heavily
laden "a they might have been had more time been
taken to prepare for the festival. The ladies certainly
deserve commentator for their efforts in behalf of
their Hawaiian sisters, who are striving to obtain an
education in the three or four female boarding schools
on this island.
We are happy TO welcome back our returning citi-
zens by the steamer IDAHO, among them Commodore
Patty Of the COMET, Capt. Waterman, Envoy to Japan,
and Mr.. v. Knudsen who with his wife has made the
tour of Europe, but finds no place in old England,
Ia belle France, green Switzerland, or his own more
northern fatherland, that is 50 attractive as Hawaii
mel.
The mail by the IDAHO will close on Tuesday next,
ut = O'Clock, p. ". She will arrive at San Francisco
on the 23d, and letters by her viii reach New York
January 81, and London February 3.
The brig FREELY sailed for San Francisco on
Thursday afternoon last, taking n mail, but the
chances are that the steamer will arrive over before
her, though Eastern letters sent by her will probably
reach their destination as soon rs those sent by the
steamer.
The bark CoxEr will bring the next mail from San
Francisco, and will be due here between the 10th and
10Th inst.
On our first page is an interesting letter from our
Paris Correspondent, and on the last page late Euro
pean and American news, which will repay perusal.
We are again obliged to orni. the letter from the
President of the Agricultural Society, to give place
to the foreign news by the steamer.
The IDAHO sails at 4 O'Clock OH Tuesday afternoon.
The purser will receive letters ON board up to the
hour Of leaving, If they are provided with Haraiiaa
stamps. American stamps will not be required.
We are indebted to Capt. Waterman for a file of
Japan papers, and to Purser Mcclellan of the IDAHO
for report Of cargo and passengers.
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Totals on vessisl.---.-....sO9 1895 1890
Our correspondents ads the FLOWING regarding the where
abouts u The above vessels The FIorvnec has been condemned
and SOLD Three have again eieared fr n cruise, As follows:
Oct 1-Generai Pike, for cruise with Inward cargo.
1T-Jeanuette. GT cruise
Nov. FL z. Poster, for cruise
All the others OF in nHmbrr) are in port to-day Nov. 2)
We understand that the N~N Bedford whalcrs In port (most Of
which are owned by swim X Allen, Of New BeiorjD ~Hl break
out earsoes here, shipping the bone by way Of Panama, and the
oil by the Emily Morgan, Elizabeth swift, Martha and Merlin,
leaving the remainder of the feet TO clear for 4 fresh cruise.
The oil and bone received by the California feet will probably
be Disposed Of In a similar manner. Already two invoices q
bone Csay 10000 pounds) have brcn shipped TO New York by
the Last two steamers The British ship MagnoIa, chartered
to load OIL anil bone Gr New Eeiiord, came very near not pro-
ceeding on her voyage, ~ the ehaTterers we're anxious To have
tia charter Cancelled, but A. the parties Of the second part
. couldn't sec il" on the terms proposed, she finally went to
sen on the 2Oth instant.
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MANY ~suIPMAsTERs.
a CARD.

Two weeks ago. a negro seaman q the Roman, Capt. vilAl,
who Finsl the ship az tie Ladrpa~ ISianis, having been put
on shore from another ship previously, az a dangerous man,
and discharged here, ordcr-i IN the ID department. q this o.
Gee two hundred sIr- q Ersclsti- p-try, descriptive of his
hrst experience in whaling anil Containing expressions deroza-
tory 10 the CaPtIin- These we're printed ami delivered 20 him,
the Director Of the Press, MT having carefully examined the
manuscript TO Ascertain it. true character. The name % the
writer Vas given NJ th- end Il th- rausiaa he vas careful 10
leave the ucNt day on the BAsTiHg, AMI Nc have since karn-d
that he va n BAL man. whpn ~ Captain had b-vu obliged %
correct during the voya<~. Gs ;hc preservation q discipline on
hs ship Zoe permitting th- srurrLogs pruiucton O. ct into
Print, though uni->Guediy, ~ d-vn Ourselves . a great e1teu;
responsible, anal urrrfIrv willingly take this Opportunity to
make the amend hoIortbe ani q eorrret the error a. fr a.
possible. We bcHeve the Vsu established rsputatiG q Capt.
Ninal as a hEmaGe shipuastsr, who has besto~ol ~ snail
amount of labor upon tlr uaai Improvement q the sanor. a,
well a. 10 protect him In hs rgIts, wI nt .Gsrr here OF
abroad, from the vniictye impgltipus contained IN the Do
g,rcL We eSccvdinEly regret thai By eur inattrutE,u, OF
through the means oftiS osae-, that it should have gotten any
publicity. not that We behave that it ran ipjarr Capt vinai.
but becaaSe it has given B--dI-ss annoyance. AMI Hisrrpre-
senicd 4 Christian gentleman and mt-uigcut shipHaster, whom
on farther acquaintance w. Gni great reason to respect and
esteem J. MOTT SMITH.
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IMPORTS.

FRos Bo$roS-psr fotani, Nov s7-7 whaIe baats. I car
riage, : pkgs books and stationery. ID pkes psrk. So pkgs
beef = pkgs butter, 80 uars, - - yellow metal, : pkgs INK. -
stoves and hNingS. = 80 etothing. l. pkgs white trbi. $50 pigs
heads, hoops and shocks, SoSt sugar shooEs. psgs egriasr-
II pkgs dried apples. I Psx hams, 40 pkgs eual oi, 1OO pkxs
matches. ID - boots and Shoes. s bells and hSing.. 2 60 ma
ehinsry, BOT bNz ratsius. 2 Pkgs bomb Lgnecs, 1 pkE harpoon.,
. pkg, dnmsstics, ! church organ, = bdis wirr, us Pkg soap, 2
wagons. - ircu pnts, . pkgs marble. s pkes vinegar, - pigs
furniture, 10 g. thread, 10 pkEs yeast powder. y bales duck,
10 pes hcknry plankS. 20 PCS carrtsgr stock, : Pkg. rusn. al
pes white pun plank, 5. Pkgs shcathiug. LIS bills shingles, la
krrs nails, : pkgs bung-. " pkes rivrts, 1 Pig coupsrs tnoS, 8
IRON stock anchors, l. blows cptnptrtr. 80 de pal>. 81 PKG.
sroerrsr-, i block granite, 2s tons eoaI-. - esks erals, lI6 PCS
oak plank, nHlder stocks, 40 pigs un-peeiasI md-e-
tsoN SNN FRNSctsco-p@r Idaho. Dee S-SI0 pkRs four.
~ pkge OATS. bran and groceries, 500 pigs trbaccp cigars and
pipss 100 Pkgs hr-ad. - Pkg ale and porter. tGD psgs four
sHt patent medicines. L. pkxs bran and -four, liz pkxs eats,
eran, potatoes, etc 81 psxs chewing tohaeco, ~ Pkgt nonr.
haroware. etc 2t Pkg Hnur and general merchandise. -
pkgs crockery aud sruevrtss. - pkes ed~r anil bitters. - pkxs
hartware, 10 pkes potatsS. nour, dried appts o. order ; loo
pkss rAn AMI cats appes, onions potatoes and pears, O. order
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DEPARTURE ~.

Nov. 30-Am -p OtheIio, Pinkham, @r Liverpool
3o-Br war str Chantieteer, Brsigcs, fr Hio@
39-Sehr kamaic, adams, Er Monkai-
3o-Schr Mary, Nika, 6r Kauai
30-Sshr Metric Merrill, kinnsy. Cor kauai-
3O-Schr Nanuokawai. Antonc, Er Maui
30-Am whalcr Awtshouks, Norton. 10 cruise
3O-Ant whaIcr Navy, Davis, On cruise.
3o-Ani shaier California. Ncsi, 20 cruise
3o-hnt whaier Bcui Cummings, HaI-cy, To cruise
30-km wtalcr Oriotc. Hayes, tn cruise
Dec 3-stmr kiisusa. Netrvxor, Gr Niulward Ports
3-schr Mary Ellen. West, Zoe Maui
2-Am whalsr Sa Breeze, Hamilton, TO cruise
3-Am whasr Corinthtan. Lewis, o. cruise
Am vhalsr Cherokee. Etiredgr, % cruise
Am whaIer John Wells, Dean, o. cruise
Am whaier F1orita, Farthana, To cruise
f-km whalcr Courscr, ifansblin, o. cruise
Am whaler Illinois. Davis, % cruise
tam whaler Nile. Nlsu. % cruise.
Am vhaIer JOs MAXWELL. Chase, o. cruise
Am whaIsr Hibernis. Ludlow. ~ cruise
t-Br brig Ana, foe Guam
@Schr Roma Packet, Marchant. SIC Hawaii
s-Schr MarihIa. Bcrrin, Sc Hawaii
t-schr Prince. IIstdeLi. fr Kauai
4-Schr Active. kr Hawaii
SHAW brig Firesy. Chapman, &c san Francisco.
SSchr Mahaln. Rathbun. fF Hawaii
Am WI bk Oaio, Lawrence, o. cruise.
s-km wh bs Midas, DFake, u cruise.
5-Am VII bk Washington. Htkcr, ts cruise
B-km oh bs Norman. t1 cruise
Shaw VII bk uts Hawaii, HsPPingst'ne. 90 cruise
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North Pacific Whaling fIeet-IS61

We Eiv~ blow a fuu LIT fth= whsi-r- ~hieh have recruited
at thss- fsan,i- th- Pr---lt El $3.50 Hanl-nu< - with t-
ol AMI boR- taken by -a-i- III s-ai aa1uut. ., 1siJ baEre-
Of sperm, $1,000 b4rr5- % WLal- oil. AL 55aSo pounds &
bon-, whieh gives g. eHra vesei al asr.ass OGTso barrels oi~l
anI Isis p1uLi- afbl1=.
Last year 20 WhaI-r. arrived here, AIT the average q each
Wa Gs5 barrels % oI AMI 1GSC. I-1nd- % Jae. Thr al catch
ha- improved a Etu~ thi. y-aF. wiki the b1us has been -
than hs-t war. Tskeu - n sh1~, there ., not aaeh dii.Teuer
betW--u thu two ~assu-.
The San Fnnci-c5 ve-sets. list q whirh = given beip~, have
MT done - wei, averaging only sbut GO hasrrs q oil anil
800 pounds q b1ne q e4rh.
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PAS NJ

t9H Say FasycIses-ger Fiy-y, Dec 4-F " Tiffany,
Capt Y z LefraJ, Thos Rsart1u. A Burnhsm. " Pas, Mr. Vim
sent, Chas Joseph, A SILVA. J FrIHsis,J Ro-I,J sylvia, De
Lsurs-i2
foR GuAs-Per Ana, Dee. 2-Th1s Neal, \ Perry, J J sui
h~an-1
faoN SAY FRNSSfsco-Per steamer Idaho, Dee. 5-N de
rsysteI-Z , Signalling, ID q WNerman. Commodnre John
Yatyt Capt X g Baker, J sincLair. John Bett. Ahchuck. " :
ssex Meyer, ' knudscu and wiz. Mrs G u Robinson.
"ss wary htee- Mrs Il y Noble AMI son, and afeeu in steeFagc.
WISDw AEp PoRTs-Pcr kfausa, Dee I'D ID BALL
~ln, ~ ai eniht. Ms Needham and = children, Ns Lamb,
.aPe W y et.-au, Henry Cc"per- Geo " Macy Charles
Nakee, AMI % derk passengers.
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The PRUSSIAN -AENY-At present Tue il"
army - considered To- be on a peace footing \
great number of soldiers have been disnis>t" 20
their homes with an unlimited furiough; anu III .
der that the largest possible number "i oIicers may
enjoy a temporary leave. there are To be TINS year no
general mancuvers. but only brigade EXERCISES.
.Howeyer.' observes the Augsburg Gdrtue' ,this
pacific attitude is only apparent Never has tnrrr
been So great an activity IN Tue military ~ =
and in ali the arsenals. Everything : arranged III
such a manner that the PrusSian army conii at
once enter upon a campaign, should that become
Necessity"
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EXPORTS.

FoR USN-Per bGe Ana. Dee 20 - coguac. : - Ehf-ky.
I coil Manila rope. 10 bhi. c ar. 800 bhis casks, ! rice mil. l
cotton gin. ? 81! Pr--@~-. n harss. 5 mules, 6 casks ale Nallc
6rSgn produce. s1.1ss IL vall- d,aie-tie 10. sI,1sS-
FoR SSN TENNctscO-Per brig Ftrvny, Dee. 100 hays
600 Ib<l rice. I.1J5 pS-s 1+ssg- ib>l sg-ars. LIS balls u.s.
st2 Ib-J ~wh,ebone, 2O p e Cabs u~) padiy. 20 pE<s (285
Ibsl fungus. 1O@ bags C9>S ib-l PEANUTS. 80 bag 8.sGO Ibs)
euGee, Is UOOOOJ seEars. loo b1L> IO,OvO lbs pulu, and stgrs
Value hrri@n prsiue-. st52; value domestic do, sI3.iZ3 90 F;
value gods tr4u-hiPp-i. sssi5 50
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CARD

HoSoLULU, Dec 5th, 1867.
Ma WHIrSEY-DeGT SIR As the Sauerftser has n large
circulation, and numerous copies 90 10 New Bedford, We
would like 10 see the within Card or apology TO Captain
vinaI, in larger type, AMI in a Conspicuous place in your excel
lent paper. The Government Organ" had such n large
amount q advertising anil important news 10 give the public
in its last issue, that the smallest amount q space AMI type
WIS used by the editor % correct the very great bluBier OF
oversight. On hs part in allowing that eoutemptibie dosEereI,
from a eontenptblr seggrrireL. 10 80 the Light from the Gov
ernment Press, which h. has charge 81
MANY ~sIIPNAsTERs.
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AREIEALS.

Nov. 3O-Br VIII bk Robert Towns. Barker, I'm lilo.
Dec. 3-Am BID Stephanta, Sinclair, I'm Lahaina-
sam bk Georgc, Davis. fan ifho-
Sam sh Ohhp. Lawrence, fm Hilo.
4-Schr ka Ma. wetherbce, from Maui
I-sehr Liia, from Motbkai
4-Schr Osarn, from MotokaL
I-Brt al Magnolia. Clarke, IL days fmlSan Francisco.
Am VII IN Rainbow, Baker, frm OchOtsk, with 10
bbls sp, so bbls VIII. AMI s,OoOib lbs bone
5-Ship Chelsea. Lowe, 35 days I'm Puget sound
b-Am str tdaho. Connor. II - ID hrs I'm san Francisco.
S-An VIII bk Progress, DowIeu, from Arctic, with 800
bbls VIII eel, 5000 IIb- bone
6-Schr fette. Johnson, from Kauai
S-Schr Oti Fellow. Ciuney, from Hawaii
7-Schr kamanr. Adams, from MookaL-
-stmr knauea, MaegrSgor, from windward Ports
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On board whaling bark Lydia. May 5. 1861. John Williams.
On board whaIiar bark GeaFEe. Oct II. 1857, on the passage
from the Arctic O. TII', Samuel Peters
On balrd Whaling bark Isrr.< Alien. Nov :. 1S5.. By falling
from ai1f. Io--VL Nili1.
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MAR x

BEcKLEy-NErcttF-Nt tn residence of the bride. al
Mama Valley. by thu Re- H. ~. Parker, Mss Emma, eldest
daughter % the Late T. G. Metcalf Esq, 90 Frederick, eldest
son q ". Becky, Ed
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New Groceries, New Grocerie,

Just Received per Steame. - Idaho,
CALIFoRNIA SMOKED BEEF.
California Bacon,
California Cheese,
Kits Mackerel,
Burns Steamed Oysters. / and a,
MeNurray's Oysters, 2 Ii.
Fresh Oatmeal,
Fresh Hominy, fine and coarse.
Fresh Wheat Meal,
Fresh BuckwheA, Flour.
Fresh Rye Meal.
Jars prunes.
Boxes Layer Raisirs,
Tapiccs,
French Peas, Petit Pos,
French Olive Oil,
California Pepper,
California Mustard,
Tins Assorted Crackers,
&c, &c, &c.
For Sale low at 1902 ST. II. L. MCINTYRE & RRos
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r.. ID. HALL a. SON

r.. d. HALL a. SON
UUAvE JUST RECEIVED:
French Calf Skins.
santa Cruz Sole Leather,
Santa Cruz Harness Leather,
Model Cook, snd Harp Stoves,
Gases Pink Prints, Linen and Cotton Towels
T&.!e Dan-ask, White and Brown, Linen and co,,-
Menfs. acnen's. Misses aud ChiIiren's Hosiery.
C.nabuc Sdsings aud Insertions,
Aal Al Full Assortment of Goods
Numerous TO Specify.
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Ship.' Malta.

ShIp.' Maii..
Foa ssS Faxscfsco-Per Idaho, Tuesday, 2P. NJ
Foa Wtxpw ssp PoaTs-Per kihsaea, Monday
Fcs Kkuxi-Psr Nstis Merrill. MONDAY.
P0aT OF HorIoLULU. H. L.
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s~<rUEDsT. ~ =. isS5.
x..,n.r psrlm~n With cousrvts suxsr. H-~is in Lngisnd,
- x.lus o. o. ANY sgatt - thr oriisaEy dafk rafF
,.., ss s-ausry paspa---, e.Ld Hsaas'vst, ~hh- tAs "a
80 IN w-ssas arl pssat = n-sdy 20 pr cent III tA"~-
- e.m Har4sas TrHfs J3srsaf, - ths btst stat-Hi~nt ~
- x.na. a thd- srt'ris compared Nith urussovstos
n~.,~urr IN vsins .-tw--n q ssup a awr ts1s-aui Loo Hiair
NJ. ~up O. ari q sinlar GRIP nnuir 10 usgs'nsnaH sn@f
NJ e9r - csnerst- shipvsd. 9gpsr esut vii b Lsnd-
80 90 30 fus 80 Eh pr tu ------..-.s-. LFN'
&c nj Iu-uuncr and chtr~ at - per On, S,yp
to-t@ As''s" 49,
-, v,h,.e II e,usr-t- I5l1z
osIs 80 asS% sn. ~ "a PIr tss-- .......-.-.-- 1900
oi ~ se- q %s 49, a..
-
Is,ssI
I~-. fs-irht. In-arsnrg anil charge NJ EtI pr ton, 3GtS
-s" "r 4s0
-
Nstt v,,u- q sugar amI mol4--........-...-. IL.54z
-
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Sam Francisco Whaling Intelligence.

saoSo 1875
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Dt1r rne- in ftsor Il eonert-.---..--. ....--..----. SIOl
s~snr an iarrra~s IN the value &C The esoP of mrprs than -
m shf- csi-uIafian, ,he dninase brtwe-n the curing house
al IN .hfyF. bold. AMI In the wsrsh lu-ss Ia England y MT
tak-n into aeeoans, NC afJ SAVING la hh"r BY thu Nv q us
roncrrtos.
Our ~fvsrrS from San Fancisc, by the hahs, are O Nov
II Th- BHLst S~ has the allowing relating a. Island t1de
kes
tn .,~ansr Ekaho I. advertised 90 sil on her third trip for
Yfao,lalu Tomorrow. Correspondents should bear in mind
,,.f ri secure the prompt Transmission % mail matter BY this
a1,~r,uufty. rtfsrs should be marked pr steamer ard stamped
M IN. rat ~ Zoe &c each half ounce OF fraction thereof The
u--f.re q a prh3trd matter Books exerptrd) - &c kr each
emr ounsrs or fraction thereof On boksI the rate II &c tr
e.rh Gsr suaccs- This postage, paid IN Government stamps,
viii SECURE the safe Transmission % all mail intsndeh tr tho
Hawaiian Islands by the steamer. Since the prevous DEPART
us Of te Idaho, October 18th, our trade with the Islands has
hen u a very moderate character. The only arrivals from
tim. the DEPARTURES have bsn n Huovsss
D~fs. SsSsA. SatHs tGryo-
octybrr 20 .-.......... Fireny
Nssember 4.....-..... u. Murray l1SIS
So--nh~r sa . Magnolia 55
I'm addition. the u. C. Murray carried si2,6s7 In treasure
Tr- Nagsona wa. chartered o. bad oil anil bone for New
BrifsrI. and therefre earied but a uomtnll freight hencc-
dur merchandise exports % tn Hawaiian Islands frm Jan
nrurss compare a. ElIo~s with the corresponding psTtsi last
go. 1861. 1sEsI.
ssO<tll
T..-ar~ agysJJ isI,7IO
Toetls Ss5S.82i
Our market Is quiet &c all Kinds of Hawaiian produce.
Con-. .. ztsady nc Toe rice, Toe F; sugar, mrdium % choice
xndr.. If6013c I; uanla~ses. =sNDJ&ie, and pulu- <De- Apart
frsm the steamer. che only vessels ON this berth BIC HOnolulu
are the a. srades and Comet
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= correspondent in San Fr4aef-co arnishs. Is With the ht-
o~ing details % the arrivals All earsu soG Whaers at that pads
yp,rm- Uhqfe Ea.
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VIEW G IL C ERIES.

n r. w q IL q C. f. Il Il =
Elk "Iolani," from Boston.
rASES TRUE LEMON SYRUP-VER ST.
~ PERIoR,
Cases Tomato Ketchup,
Gases Saleratus. in glass,
Boxes Saleratus, this each,
Cases Sage, in glass,
Cases Ginger, in Glass,
Cases Pepper, in glass,
Cases Table SAT-,
Tierces Hams in brine, very nice,
Gases Eastern Lard, in tin,
Kits No. l Mackerel,
Kegs Dried Apples,
Barrels Vinegar,
For sale low by 1. BARTLETT,
6O2 I'm Family Grocery and Feed Store.
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Fine Cutlery.
Il SONS ~
% u.ndla Dinner aud Dessert Knives, Game and Meat
Caryers, Table Steeis.
RECEIVED PER IDAHO.
A., 1902 ST. W. n. LADD.
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FOR SALE.

~UUsRPER'S NAG 4 FL E-3T BOUND
VOLUMES, complete from the commencement. for sale
cheap. Apply to :. a. LOLLER,
COZ I'm Revere House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-12

GRAND LODGE l. o. O. F.-This body
was in session again on yesterday, and the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
George W. Dame, Of Danville, r. W.
Grand Master; X. W. d. Grand Master, G.
A. B. Coffroth, of Winchester; r. W. Grand
Warden, J. T. Redmond, of Norfolk; W.
J. Riddick, of Richmond, R. w. Grand
Secretary; J. W. Ferguson, of Richmond,
K. w. Grand Treasurer J. B. Blanks, OF
Petersburg, r. w. Grand Chaplain; r. X.
Prentiss, W. Grand Conductor; G. K.
Head, W. Grand Marshal; A. Grant, OF
Richmond, W. Grand Guardian; J. W.
Childress, of Lynchburg, W. Grand
Herald.
L. Ii. Fitzhugh, of Richmond, and Hugh
Latham, Of Alexandria, were appointed
representatives to the r. W. Grand Lodge
of the United States.
The meeting was largely attended, and
the proceedings harmonious.
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ELECTION OF PASTOR BY SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH-AC ACCEPTANCE.-Af few weeks
since the Second Baptist church of this
city elected Rev. J. A. Chambliss, of South
Carolina, pastor, and on yesterday letter
was received from him accepting the posi-
ton. He will remove to Richmond imme-
diately after the adjournment of the
Southern Baptist Convention, which meets
in Memphis on the 9th of May.
Mr.. Chambliss is a native of Alabama,
is about twenty EIGHT years of age, and is
said to be one of the. most promising
young ministers of his denomination in the
United States. He received his academi-
cal education at Howard College, Ala
bama, and Georgetown College, Kentucky,
and his theological education at the South
ern Baptist Theological Seminary, Green
vile, South Carolina.