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different varieties of Embroidery
and White Goods generally. An
immense stock of Dress Goods, that
cam vt be excelled in the West,
comprising every popular style,
from 81 so Calico Dress to silk Pat
terms worth 500 90; and an endless
variety of Shawls, Silk and Lace
Mantillas, and "Druecksel-tueg."
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q and prices and qualities always =
guaranteed a. represented. This
store is as light as any can be- so
that all can see what they buy.
IpS
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FOR FAaMERs AND


: OTHERS.-The Grafton Mineral
Paint Company are now manufacturing
the Best, Cheapest, and Iaosts, Durable
PAINT In use; two coats, well out on
mixed with pure inseed OH. viii EAST ten
or fiftsen years; it is of a Light brown or
beautiful chocolate color, and can be
changed to green, lead, stone, drlsb olive
or cream, To suit the taste OF the consumer.
II Is valuable for Houses, Barns. Fences,
Carnage and Car makers, Pals and Wood
en-wnre, Agricultural IInplememts, Canal
Boats Vessels and Ships BoitonkA Canvas,
Metal and Single Roo =. lit being Fire and
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ness. Send for circular, which gives par
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barrel. OF 200 lbs, which Will supply far
mer for years to come. None genuine. un-
less branded In the trade mark Grsffon
Mineral Paint Works. Inquire of your
paint dealers, or address .g,
DANIEL. BIDwELL,
~ No. 25f Pearl Street. New York.
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GARD.

vTyIEMANN's LAUNDRY BLUE,
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needs but TO be tried TO be appreciated.
Sold by grocers and druggi throughout
the United States.
j. IL. TIEMANN, Sole Agent.
21n Pearl Al Nn.I Ynrlr
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and Covers, Napkins, Towels, Crash,
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Ladies, Discard Injurious Paddings.
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. "JoyIess rains obscure
Drove through the mingiiuE skies with VaTors foul,

The METEoRIc SuowERS.-We find in a California
exchange an account of the most motel metcoric
showers that have occurred. The first extraordinary
one was observed Nov. 1918, 1893, the second in
1888, which led to the supposition that the period
for its recurrence was 81 years, and it was therefore
predicted that it would occur again in 1867, which
proved correct. Respecting that of 1888, one account
says:
"At Niagara the exhibition was especially brill
ant, and no spectacle so terribly grand and sublime
was ever before beheld by man As that of the frma-
ment descending in fiery torrents over the dark and
roaring cataract. IL was observed that the lines Of
all the meteOrs if traced back cOuverged in one quar-
ter Of the heavens, which was Leonis Majcris; and
this point accompanied the stars IN their apparent
motion westward, instead Of moving with the earth
toward the east. The source whence the meteors
came was thus shown 90 be independent of the earth's
rotation and exterior to our atmosphere. As COM
putcl by Prof Dcnison Olmste1 of New Haven, it
could not have been less than 2,23S miles from the
earth"
The theory Of the origin Of metecrs is explained
by Prof. Olmstead Of Yale College as follows the
mc,cUrs probably emanate from n nebulous body.
which rcvOlyes round the sun in nm ~elliptical orbit.
the aphelion Of which meets the orbit Of the earth at
the times Of the annual exhibitions. The nebular
character is inferred from the fact that none Of the
metcors, though they fall toward the earth with
prodigious velocity, ever reach it in a solid state, all
being d~issipated in the atmosphere. and no material
substance found to indicate their nature. The theory
Of Arago is similar to that Of Olmstcd. He suggests
that the meteoric bodies may constitute n stream in
the form Of an annular zone, within which they
pursue one common orbit; that there are several
such streams. which intersect, each at its own period.
the carth's orbit; and that through each the myriads
Of small cosmical bodies are irregularly dispersed. 1t
is in passing the dcnsest groups Of these that the
most brilliant mcteoric displays occur.
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HILo, December 9Th, 1867.

Ma. EDrroR III. b. Majesty's Ship Chaaieiesr.
W. W. Bridges. Esl.. Commander. leaves this after
noon for your port. The officers Of this ship, 10y their
urbanity while here. leave with the best wishes Of
this community.
soon after her arrival in port The American Consul
called on the Commander and solicited some assistance
in getting "A whaleship TO sea, as part Of the crew
refused duty; to which call Commander Bridges
kindly responded. Why does not your Uncle sam
send a ship herc7 Truly yours, HUO.
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Fossil ivory and the remains of the mastodon
have been discovered in Alaska. \ mastodon
and Il inches in circumference. and some portion
Of the ivory l. well enough preserved tn he useful.
The bones and portions of the hair aud skin. of an
entire animal Of this species. were found a few
years since. embedded i'm the ice. near East Cape.
on the Siberian side of Bhering Straits. and are
deposited in the Royal Museum nt It. Petersburg.
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FLORENCE, Oct 2S.-Menebla has succeeded in
forming a new Cabinet. \ Royal proclamation has
been issued denOuncing Garibaidi, and declaring
that the policy of France meets the approval of the
Italian Government
Lord Radstoek, Il young English noblenan. has
been for some time preaching, with considerable
success, as a revivalist.
The French Government, dissatisfied with the
efficiency of the Chassepot rife, have resolved To
look out for some other weapon of the kind. In
the meantime the manufacture of the Ctassepot
will be continued.
Queen Victoria is building a new house in the
Scottish Highlands, seven miles from any other
dwelling. She intends it to be- "a place of retire
ment Tor herself and a few select friends.
MANCHESTER. Nov. 20.-The Government is con
ccntrating Il strong force OF military to prevent any
outbreak or attempt TO rescue the condemned
prisoners.
PARIS, Nov. 2O-It is reported that Minister Dix
has proposed TO the Emperor that the Uuited States
be represented in the coming General Conference.
The Emperor approved the proposition.
LONDON. Nov. 20.-In the House of Commons.
Lord Stanley said England had been invited to join
the General European Conference, but refused
unless 4 distinct plan of action be proposed. He
thought a participation in such a Congress would
only add 10 the responsibilities of England. without
spoke tonight condemned the course of France in
sending Il military expedition TO Italy.
LONDON, Nov. 2I--Florence dispatches state that
the Italian Parliament will convene on the 9th day
of December. RattaZzi will undoubtedly be Presi-
dent of the popular branch.
1t is reported that Minebrea has written another
note. severely denouncing the action of France in
invading the Papal States.
Dispatches have been received announcing the
safety of DIR. Livingstone. the celebrated African
traveller. The dispatches show that he was safe and
well in April last
ROME. Oct. 2S.-The Pope in a letter to the Bish-
ops says the patrimony of the church is attacked
and asks the prayers OF all Catholics for the safety
of tho Holy SEQ
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FOR SALE.

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Musical CoNcERr-The choir Of the Haumakapili
church propose to give a concert of vocal music on
New Years Eve the proceeds Of which will be de
vo Ell to repairs on the church and its inclosure.
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by IrHE SHIP sGsI AK
ID rvei, I have received from ons of the 'S@1iHs pun
Ashng houses Ia New York.
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OF LITE SyD WoRKS PERTAINING TO
4 BRAScH OF LITER1TURE-
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sparrosgrass Papers
Home HEROES.
last Days Of the Kia=.
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Cameron Hall. Quits
Hepworth DiSou's New America
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Aysan's scottish ssit.is.
The ~Inrali.ey Legends. 2 vols.
Marbnn HtrtinIfs Works.
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Poke. susical Sketches
M.rk r~sia's ~Jsmprns Frog'
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Apprtoa5. Dictionary of st-ch.-ies
The Way attte wostd-
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Prssd't Poems.
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Poems ~ M Nmericaa Revolution
Lnnh's Essays of Fiia.
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so Volumes o. Jpvrnls AMI Christmas Books
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Thrv- KINGS % the Orient.
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hArpers Illuminated Bibl@s.
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Also
TIE arzsss AMI most -iegant collection %
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-ALsu-
%NAdE FdRIEFT OF TOR BOOhS
W. JUVENILES, Ere
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Casseo. hickory ard -ooiea shirts, mesquite bsting.
Iaf-'h bathing - COTTON
SOCKS and ''oesia=.. -h''r~eH'' ''oP-,
T. .l,,-.- int, af,ia. .h-,, zinc. snl,s, and frs.,
s.Iars pocket knives, ane knives AMI scissors.
Naa'r'' yelbp~ metal .hee'ia< and eamPsiaou nails
American brslr-. and bits. bariip.. canvass. sail tsin-,
Bunting shePhrri' Fn< 'AA-i' hAb'' dress goods
Ivory aaf horn eauah-. tpi5~s' tdm@-I hats.
G-nts Eit hats. ga ka[. snppns AM printing paper,
Far'iaoi e>m-at' Gre 'rea'' ehes'"i'A' coal
-. az -. ~.~,, ,,,,,y "a. .o,,.
HAVANA AND GERMAN
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v Murky November claimed his prerogatiye-ins,ead
Of n eloudless sky and tropical breezes ON the day for
which the sports were originally fixed,
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-. SaVidge,
&C.. Fat Street. Honolulu. bcgs
TO thank his friends aud the public for the numerous avors
conferred upon him during the last II years, and soHets 4 con-
unuancs nf such Ayor-
Having a very large Stock on hand. he Is prepared 10 sell TO
Families. and in Jobbins quantities to suit, at ths uery forrest
prices.
Honolulu, Nov. Is, 1861. 500 I'm
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Hurricane in the West Indies.

III Al "CS Il
HAVANA. Nov. 6-The British Consul has re-
ceived advices from ST. Thomas. All the property
of the Royal Mail Steamship Company was destroy
ed by a terrible tornado, on October 18th. Five
steamers We're lost. and the town of ST. Thomas is
and the loss of life is very great. The destruction
of properly is immense. All the officers of the
steamer Rh0ne. and all on board. were lost. The
regular steamer for southampton sailed with $50
passengers. and only II were saved.
The HeTdid's Havana letter gives additional partic-
Ular of the dreadful tornado at st. Thomos. Over
$4,000. 900 worth of properly was destroyed. The
loss of life is f~rightful. Three hundred and sixty
victims have been buried to date.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-Porto Rico papers of the
9th give full particulars of the great storm in the
tanned. On the island of Tortola the destruction is
lamcntable; not Il single house is left standing.
Hundreds of lives were at the same time lost on
the island of Vicque. At Saint Thomas the damage
was very great.
Mexican News.
New YORK. Nov. 21-The HerdId's Havana spec
ial says Tegetloff has been rendered an escort of
troops for MaNimilian's body to Vera Cruz ut the
Government expense. All public demonstrations
within the Mexican jurisdiction are forbidden.
Congress convened on the I'd, and Juarez is pre-
pairing a defence of the use mace OF the discretion
airy powers. 1t is stated that JUarez has asked that
the capital. 1t is surmised that this demand is
made on account of a large force, said TO be about
fourteen thousand, with three hundred pieces of ar
tllery. under DiaZis command.
The body of Macmillan is badly ~decompOsed,
and has been delivered to Admiral Tegethoff. who
was expected to arrive with it at Vera Cruz in the
middle of November.
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BLOWN AwAY.-The schooner .4nnie put into IA
waihae on Tuesday last, to repair her sails, which
were torn to pieces in the heavy blow which she en-
couutered after leaving this port.
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Quick Nth schooner Flying Dart, which
left here ON Saturday afternoon, at 8 p. NJ. for Ka-
waihae, arrived there before daylight the next morn
ing. and would probably leave ON Tuesday last, for
Tahiti, with a load Of cattle and sheep.
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MOSQUITOES AND FLIEs.-At some seasons, our res
idents are plagued with these insects, more especially
the former. But that Honolulu is not the only place
where they abound may be seen by the following from
the Alta of Nov. 10:
''Since the Summer winds ceased to sweep the city,
the flies and mosquitoes are unusually abundant,
healthy, large and active. We have never seen these
pests so plenty in San Francisco rs ut this time, and
many Il good housewife is in despair as she looks upon
her recently kalsomined ceilings and fresh papered
walls blotched with blood, or turned into Whitley
brown seas dotted with guano islands,"
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> Tie iar-vss AMI most elegant collection %
Photographic Albums!
liver seen Ia his city. q al sizes and styles.
-ALsn-
SREGT F1RIETY oF TOR BOOKS
dND o. Ere.
wv % which win be sold as the lowest possible raiss. sna si
p'1st" suit the umes. a. ". WHITNEY.
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Portland. Rosendale and Newark Cement,
g.NOR SALE AT LOw EST MARKET RATES
5g5 5m Fy G. BREW III 4 Co.
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EVENING sALE-The finest collection of fancy goods
for the holidays, yet exhibited this season, can be seen
at Mr.. Blrtow's sales room, and will be sold this even
ing Ii embraces almost every thing rare and choice
adapted for presents. Among the goods we notice
some elegant Chinese fancy work, not often obtainable
here.
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