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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emissions, the consequence OF selfabn,s
inns soniary wee, or dCpmved sexual indupepce /
pTaetlced by the youth Of both sexes to an almo nm
limited extent, producing. with Hnerriny certan,r
the following train Of morbid symptoms unless cn6
baIted by scientific medical measures viz: S,llov
countenHnce, dark spots Euder the eyes balm in N.
head ringing in Tie ears. noise like the rn,liTy N
leaves and rafting OF claTDts, uneaSnesS alopt ,I
lions, weakness Of the hntbs confused vision Lpnt.
ed Intellect, luss OF confidence. difdcnce in arprsb.
ing Strangers, dislike to form new acquainancc,
disposition to sHuH society, loss OF memory Le.,;
husleS, I1npes and various crup,cns sbont NJ.
face, fuTred tongue, icgid breath coughs. c,rsumr
ton, nlght sweats. monomauia and frequent usaniy
II felet Is not obtained the sufferer should ami, in,
mealaicly either in person or 10y letter, and l.ye
cure Effected 10y hiS,uew and scientific mode olreal
ing this disease. which never fails of eilecting .
quick and radical cure. DIR. G.. will give One Hun
dred Dollars 10 any person who will prove sntsae-
torly 10 Mm That lac cured ct this voInlalut hy
either Of the san Frau,i-co quack>
DOCTOR GIHBuA j. r,,Dullsio.c an will give ia
each patient Wrttca Instrument binding binsett,
effect radical ana pOrnaEclt cure, or make no.
charge.
Persons at 4 distance may be CURED AT HOME
by addressing letter 10 DR.. Gibbun, stating case
symptoms, ltrgth OF time the disease has continued
ana have medicines promptly forwarded free frrm
damage and curiosity, to any pYrt of Tie cnuiry,
with full and PlHin dHeotivns for Use for Ten nj
lars sent IN registered LETTER, or through Wells Far
20 IL Co.
Address DIR. J. F. GIBBON. GIG Kcarnv street
near Commercial san Francisco. Post Office box 49,
Consultation
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Female Monthly Pills.

DR.. PERRACLT is the only agent in California fol
DR.. BIoTs Female Monthly Pills. Their immense
sale has established their reputation female rem
edy, unapproached, and far in advance OF every 9th
er remedy for suppressions and Irregularities, and
other distractions in females On the receipt of yt
dollars these Pills will be sent by ms or express tc
any part Of the word secure from curiosity or dam
age.
Persons at distance can be cured at home, by ad
dressing letter to DIR. PERRAULr corner of SScra.
mento and Montgomery streets. Rooms 10 and H. OF
Box 97S, P. o. San Francisco, stating The case a,
minutey as possible, general habits of living, occu
patton, etc., etc.
All communications confidential
July Z 1855 mi,
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Sherif's Sale,

TERRITORY OF wASHINGTON,l GO
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA( oo'
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID Of the District Court First Judicial District W.
T., in the suit Of JAS. d. NIX, vs.. GEO. H. DAKIN,
and to me directed, for want Of personal property
have levied upSL all the right. title and interest of
GEO. H. DAKlN, to the following described prop
erty TO wit; Lots l, 2 s. e. in block @, in the City
and County OF Walla Walla, W. T. together with
the dwelling house. impr rovements and sppurtenan-
ees thereto belonging. and notices Is hereby given
lawful money of the United States on Thursday the
25th day ofJune, 1861 between the hours Of O'Clock
A. n. and o'clock P. n. Of said day. Sale to take
place at the door Of the Court House. in waa wala,
City, W. T. A-sFTTFL.
Sheriff Of WallA walla County, W.T..
By A J. GREGdRY, Dept May "a, 1867. lastd.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMED1Esl NEW REmrDrrsr
DIR. Gibbons Dispensa,.

H1R KEARNY STREET,
OlO corner Commercial. San
francisco, established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual and Semi
nal Diseases, such as Gonorrhea
Gleet, Structure, Syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impo-
tency, etc. skin diseases (of years
standing and liberated Legs, sue
cessfhlly treated.
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Notice to L. Jay 8. TurpeE1 y:

SHALL, on the oath day Of June, Ieo.iL ~ tbs
Il hour Of 8 o'clock A. NJ. proceed es lie 0.
depositions of witnesses before the Gers +. 4
5. District Court, LIST Judicial Dstuei, WW.Iia' ".
his office, in the city and county Of wana 80 oo hs
5th day of July, 1867 that Il may be shown M up
have abandoned the homestead eutered oy ,ses fhs
the Act Of Congress approved May ~ W of
following is a description fsaid land sI n Nv
Y, NE 4 of Sc 4 Of Section and sm 4oWhsbr
4, NV 4 ofSW 4 of Section s, all IN
Seven, North Range. No. 36 East. o,,rI IcUE.
May 10, 1867. (2l-6w) JOHN B. AoNlA
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PIONEER BRIDGE.
SDoI1ane River.
Notice to Edward sawtell.

T SHALL, on the 4th day Of June, 1851 lts y Ia
hour of o'clock A. NJ, proceed 70 ~ It
dispositions of witnesses before the Clerk o. oAseh
trict Court lst Judicial District, W. T., at De "a
in the City and County of walla Waa, W; - ~ Of
depositions to be submitted to the proper -, b
fee, on the 18th day of June, 1861, that w. 5
known that you have abandoned the lano ~ f
you as homestead, under the Homesie1ao 1NlJ h.pe
Congress, approved May 10th, 1852, said isn1 1r'Ra
described as the N 4 Of NE u of Sect, ISSpsiE;
Z and $ !; 4 Of Sc 4 of See. 81. =.
and SW 4 Of SWA of Sec. 80, T .. Zl5,cHf.
walla walla. W. T., April 2S, 1857. lp-
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cessfnlly treated. SNX4 ~
DOCTOR GlBB0N has the pleasure Of an,.s.--s
ing that he has returned to this State amer ~ -
sence of one year, during which time he has v;s:,.
all the principal hospitals of Europe, among tS".a
those OF Dublin, London and Paris Tba SoI7 tleui
celebrated hospitals of London are among tSno
tied by the doctor: Guys High St. RoronSIs VS.
Bartholomew Smithfeld; st. Luke's OId stsss st.
Mary's, Camb Place, Pad; Lock, Harrow road. ~ 81
iversity, Gewer street, Westminister R,oaS Sui un-
ary; Charing Cross. Agar street, Strand. fSsnetu-
Whtechapel road; Royal Free, Gray,s Inn nOnuOn' ~.
Kn's College. Portugal street road;
DOCTOR GlBB0N has also.visited Doctor Al.
Of London Parker of Birmingham, England dl',Un sal
hlcord OF larls. who are considered the hest ~ ana
clans and surgeons in the world, and whose plysl
ty is acknowede ed to be the highest in tLa uon-
ment Of Sexual Diseases. 'He treat
DOCTOR GlBB0N has obtained from them a..
new n101e OF treatment, which cannot be SURPASSED
DOCTOR GlBBON has spared neither t,;r0oeu. t,;noou
money in seeking ont new remedies and has o, Inv nor
with new facilities for the alienation of hnmaU
fering. IAu SUI
Horrible Diseases.
How many thousands of persons, both mall
iemaie' are tnerc VINO are suffering out miserable sT
stenee from the effects of secret indulgence ~ "a
virus absorbed into the system Look Al tbe;r om
emaciated and disfgured faces and their h.ano, hpSo,
down constitutions, disqualibing them for M Ssn I
plness OF marriage or the enjoyment of life In ,S
horrid situation thousands suffer until death ,o.
the scene Let parents guardians and friends fuses fuses
to thoes who are suffering with any of these b,SOu
ife-desioying malades-see that they arc csroS ~
cured before it is too late Send them immediasv,So
DR.. Glbbon, physician who has made nriya,o "
eases his especial study for years, and wbo y oas
tam to cure the most inveterate cases witbont ..
cnry or any injurious drugs. 1t is important n boa.
afflicted, or to those who interested in tbe w"
iare oi thelr friends, to be careful Of the m,Sr
pretended doctors who infest ali cities pnbliiI! iIIs!
their skill in curing al diseases in few dsys ;rnS
posing uponthe public 10y using the Names of cmnss,
from EmOpe and other places Be Therefore ra,s,ut
and make strict enquiry or you may fall pto Ss
hands of these churl,taus -N" NV
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29ly
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Tie newly i,ycLtcd patent French Safe, Il sure Pr
vou'Iyc agaI,t Diseases and Pregnancy, sent b
mai. Price s.. Address DR.. j. f. IGlBB0N. 6l
hc"rnS street, hcar Commercial, San Francisco. PO'
Uilrc Box 252.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE p. C. ADVERTISER:

To THE EDITOR OF THE 2. c.. ADVERTISER:
SIR-In your com ments on the doings of the Agri-
cultural Society, in your last issue, you have made
the following assertion, the inaccuracy of which, as
regards its President, compels me to ask the ordinary
courtesy of replying through the ss me medium
" But why not come out with al the facts in the case and
state that the President Of the Society, having purchased for
himself "A lot Of ground in fee simple, mauka of Mrs Arm
strong's, for a building lot, proposed TO lease another lot along
side of his for the purpose ofa public garden to be improved at
the expense of the Agricultural Society. Finding the popular
current rather strong against his plans. he has sold the lot he
purchased Of Mrs. Armstrong at a handsome advance, and is
now probably ready TO try some other locality"
You could easily have learned the true state of
facts in relation TO the matter, by a simple reference
to publicly recorded documents, before hazarding a
statement SO very erroneous and so easily refuted.
The facts are simply as follows The Society having
sold its garden in January last to Queen Emma, I, on
its behalf, opened a negotiation with Queen Kalama
for the purchase of her lot near Emma street, but
which Her Majesty declined to sell. She however
signed a proposal TO lease it to the Society for fifty
years, and which bears date the f21st of February,
and which has been always accessible to all who
cared to see it the possession of the whole of the
premises to be delivered ON the LIST of July next. At
that time, and for long afterwards, l had not the
and assuredly l had neither the necessity nor inclin-
alton TO purchase another.
On the sale Of my old home to DIR. Hutchinson in April last,
and which was carried into effect by a deed dated the 10th Of
that month, | set to work 10 find a suitable site. for another
dwelling; and having procured Mrs. Armstrong; consent to
sAl the mauka portion Of her lot, adjoining Queen Kala ma
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THE SIGHTS AND SCENES OF HoSoLULU.-A series
of articles have been published recently in one of the
Honolulu native papers, with a title something like
the above. Somebody who IS nameless, travels
around the streets with Il fellow who is called CKaIi !
literally a servant or follower. The cogitations Of
this Ukali, rs he tru1ges along the street, behind his
master, are well worth translating, and.would not
only amuSe hut instruct "A good many.
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SEA ISLAND

CONTINUE TO PURCHASE
ES Isistd Cotton, IN THE SEED ana VIII pay hr ue
4 same. on delivery, the Highest Cash Price
MarqueSan. TahItlan or Fiji Sea Island totton.
Delivered fresh aad in good condition. will always obtain the
highest cash price ohtainable IN the Paeine, STth a eAsoh'D'e
allowance for freight
Having the most approved gins, and every facility -
ing AMI putting up the cotton for the use Of ue manuiacturerss
ir EUROPE. under special instructions from them, l am prepared
20 purchase and gin any quantity that may be offered
None bat PI SEA ISLAND COTTON wanted, 20
any except in Ihe Seed
pure S-a Island seed viii be supplied WITHOUT cHAh"k
applicants from any part Of this group or the Pacific OCEAN,
II. ". Whitney.
y. B-There il no crop % any description 50 likely to pay
a sure and handsome income 10 the planter. oS A SMALL OFT
~. a. sea Island Cottcn3 aud this NI probably continue -
n. tie case for the next ten years. SPECIAL care SHOULD ~
token in selecting the hest Icaiity for p-llntinE-generahy a
valley, the nearer the sea the hetteI. well Sheltered from Ssf"hs
~inis, ~ - I,ne isEH 81 6m
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The KILAUEA's TRIP LAST WEEK.-The steamer
last week, although she made n good start on Monday
afternoon, was much longer than usual in getting to
Lahainl, not coming to anchor until 3 O'Clock, p. NJ.
on Tuesday. She started with about fifteen pounds
of steam. but after the lapse of several hours, the
steam began to decrease, and during the latter part
of the passage, no more than three or four pounds
could be obtained. The principal cause is said to
have been in not having a sufficient draft in the
furnaces. and that after a time the fiues became
INSTRUCTED. On the passage down from Lahaina, she
left Mt . p. VI, and arrived at her wharf here at 10
A. NJ. on Saturday. She had n large list of passen-
gers, both going and coming, natives and foreigners
and her trip was undoubtedly a paying one. The
defect in the tiues was remedied while the steamer
was in port, and it is probable she made better time
on the last trip.
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ACCIDENT AT HANALEI-On Sunday last, q sad
accident occurred Mt Hanalei, Kauai. A little native
boy, some three years old, went playing round where
some horses were hitched, and untying one, in a
playful moment, made two turns with the rope
around his own neck Something started the horse,
and the consequence was that the poor little fellow,
before the animal could be stopped, was checked to
death. He was the son of the native keeper Of tho
warehouse, named NihOa.
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CATALOG E.

Portrait Of Washington. Hss size, in plain black ~AIOat
Jasd in saar. Tent. mezzotint steel engraving. rLda
Van Oycs i~asias Es5en. on his return to Italy, ane
black walnut frame This IS an -hgaHi Steel en-
EahsaS' Paipuac. the Feaale in tb- straw Hat. This
picture l. a mate u the above, in the same style
woade0cE Gnd Young. ca,ar~d, With inch walaut frame. Is 90
S sr. D,n1rS. an s9sii'h eoI.rsd ossan 'Gs nm: :. An. 10 %
black walnut faniss.@each, IL 90
Cromwell and his Daaghtrr~a choice steel engraving
IN Ene black walnut trans. IS 90
German slrn seen-. eohreI. in walnut frame, 10 so
Brvy % Qa.I., enIorel Telegraph, walnut frame, 9 70
Oh a eatnryd engraving r~Tresruting a grit blowing
y~@ q Inhait.i"i. eotorsi chreaioHrhogrnph y %
g en'--t pas moi. plain steel walnut frame, 5 90
lsayins Port a earo@oliihosraPh, walnut frame, L %
The Bone Player, cator-d HthosraFh, 8 SO
Lite sanshsde. a bssntfaI eoissed juvenile. co
No-s Of the Ciy u Jecusalsm. plain walnut frame, 5 %
Aatamn Forrest Seene, a most beautiful chrome, in rustic
saiaat carved frame. Ihese are the most popular
II. ,'yis q pictures n Ameriea q Earope,- 10 90
Th = thue Tseg~rs' ~ rustic Eame- sO
Lake dsa.ra, . S>aaiiisl Alpine ehroanIi,iosraph, in
Tie w-uerham. a beautiful Alpine ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Lshthoase, a beautiful Alpine acknowledgement in
EaHh and Hope a spirniat steel engraving, 10 90
Stt and Future, a splendid se-I engraving, 10 90
Ts T s9 Tslehsr, a juvenile picture, gilt frame, y 90
10. nhhis Prayer gt frame, Is 90
o,ne-tcDmpani0n 20 The above. 10 so
rrpeisis IN Ady,r|ty, Etne style A. above, 70 SO
The soldiers brean, 1VIi gilt frame, II 90
- rtdiers VITA Companion 70 a1oye, IL 90
~ sherP stall a German farm scene, Is %
Stther and Chill, eoiored, gilt frame, 8 so
m Mothers crave, gt frame oval top, 10 Oh
i4hpemience- e"lnred. gilt frame, oval ton. 10 90
ayrshire i2ss,c. plru steel engraving. IS 90
n@i ani Bal ANGEL. gHL frame, Is %
IhIne - the kiurlo-1, gilt franz, : 90
Sluer Lttlc Children, companion 20 above. : 90
~ Prescribed KDyaIst. col0rai. ia gnt franc IL 50
y hu-9enot, eoborsd. gilt frame. IL so
1@pEtry, Colcred dark ground. oval top. 10 %
Washington, coIored lie size. 9 90
10 Laue navigator. Juvenile Gilt frame. . %
nHNlstmls EFe-a winter scene. in gHt frame. Is 90
"eAHe Cenei, st frame, arrhed top, 10 90
Catalogue 10 be Continually
Tie ATeRtioa IF Residents IN Honolulu and on the
Oher Islands is b,raed 20 this
COLLECTION OF PICTURES!
Which embraces a large variety &c very choice pictures.
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The KING.-By arrivals from Molokai, during -
htsks take - ----.Is= MachInery, a., on Sugar P"-hc
past week, We learn that His Majesty was at Kauna-
kakai, in excellent health, and occupying himself
with fishing, cunning, planting taro, SC.
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THE CULTURE OF CoTroS.-From the native news
paper he flu Okoa, we translate the following, re-
s~pecting the production of cotton in these Islands:
During the past few months, we have not heard
the clatter of Whitney's cotton gins under our win
dow, as formerly. This is owing to the fact that the
crop Is not yet in. In all enlightened countries,
where it can he grown, Il great deal of attention is
paid to the culture of cotton, for it clothes the world,
to think of the Importance of the tcaukt Ia species of
mulberry of which tapa is made But cotton is
also a great element of commerce., and the nation
that can produce il becomes of Importance among the
nations of the earth. America, before the late civil
war, was n great cOtton-prOducing country, but the
rebellion threw it out of the markets of the world and
stimulated other countries TO 90 into the culture of
this great staple. Millions of dollars have passed TO
India, all through the foolishness of the American
rebels. During several years past, MIR. III. VI.
Whitney has been encouraging the culture Of cotton
in these islands, not by paying excessive prices, but
by Il system of prizes or gifts TO those who produce
from an Agricultural Society, but here we see a pri-
prices, but giving premiums also. Where is our
Agricultural Society?
In the year 1866, Mr.. Whitney paid the following
premiums to native cotton growers: One of 500 in
gold for the largest amount produced by one native,
$3.50 lbs $50 for 236l lbs $40 for 20i2 lbs $40
for 2OO5 lbs so for 1878 lbs II cotton gin, for
1888 lbs n cotton gin, for 1890 lbs 4 bound vols
KuokOa for 1870 lbs 4 do for 1913 lbs"
The total value of the premiums is about $40.
1t would be n matter of interest if in addition to the
pounds raised per acre and the cost of cultivation.
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ILLICIT DLsTILLAII2Yzny recent advices from the
Islap9-of Hawaii, We hear that the illicit manufacture
: of the fiery spirit known as okolehao," was never
more briskly carried on than Mt the present time, es-
pecially in the district of Hamakua. There, it is
said, both natives and foreigners, who can raise a
gun barrel and an iron pot, 90 into the business
with a degree of boldness and on a scale of magni-
tuie never known before. As n natural consequence,
drunkenness has greatly increased, with all its con-
comitant evils. 1t i idle to say that the authorities
the Judges and police-cannots suppress this out
rage against the laws of the realm. Was there n will
10 put a stop To such scandalous proceedings, so de
~structive of the health, prosperity and life of the
people way could be promptly devised. But
apathy reigns in the Ministry
THE VoLCANo.-A correspondent at Kan writes
50 The volcano is lively, and having fine times. No
less than eleven fires are burning. In different places
about the bank, where the road goes down, the lava
has flowed up sixty feet and cooled over. Your feet
will be So hot after crossing, that if You should spit
on your toenails they would hiss, like hot iron! But
in the neichborhOod Of the crater there are strawber-
ries galore, large and luscious, besides ohelos."
CAVALRY DRILL-The Hawaiian Cavalry were
out on Tuesday night, for the purpose of drill, and
proceeded to Waikiki Plains, or more properly ku-
laokahua, where they performed various e~volutions
very creditably, under the command of Lieut.. \. F.
Judd. The company is composed of native Hawai-
ians, and turned out on this occasion about forty
strong, making n very good appearance, and drilled
with no little precision.
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ANOTHER MURDER.-By the arrival, on yesterday
morning of the schooner Warpick, from Molokai, we
learn that another fatal tragedy has occurred, this
time on the Island of Molokai. Last Tuesday, at
Halawa, a man named Mahoe, in a fit of jealousy of
his foster son, Elijah, killed him with a club. The
murderer was arrested and taken TO Lahaina, as also
was the corpse of his victim. No further particulars
have been received, and the foregoing are only verbal,
from native passengers by the Uarrick.
NEW LAwYERs--We learn that Mr.. 4. J. Law
renee, recently from Oregon. has been professionally
admitted to practice at the bar by the judges of the
Supreme Court. Also that Mr.. q. B. Ukeke, of Koo-
lau, of Legislative memory, has been duly licensed as
a member of the legal fraternity. This gentleman
cannot fail of achieving distinction in his newly cho-
sen profession, especially if he goes into chancery or
equity practice. --
ANswER--The answer to the puzzle that we pub
lished two weeks ago, beginning:
"Uoao, but l GU"
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= You sigh for a cipher, but | sigh for you
Oh, sigh for no cipher. but. on, .ich Tor me
oh, let not my sigh for a cipher %,
But give sigh for sigh, for 1 sigh for YOU SO! -
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winch ~nlhrarFs a large variety % very choice pictures.
GOODS cGREsrLLY PACKED AND sESF 81 IHx EIEsr VESSEL.
az For sale by IL VI. WHITNEY.
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Via Panama we have Sydney papers to April 1.
We CLEAN the following intelligence:
The population of New South Wales. On the 3Ist
OF December last. was 3 l,4l4, Of whom 239. s25
were males, and 1871 5S7 females.
The skeleton Of 4 whale 80 feet long has been
washed ashore at Melbourne heads.
The yield of the various gold fields continues
very satisfactory and the amount Of gold exported
during the present year is larger than during the
first quarter of 1866.
The ship Eastirard Ho, from New York, arrived
here on the 9Th of March. after having been ia col
lIsion with an iceberg. which she struck stesa on,
carrying away all her upper deck out of its place.
Her safe arrival here in such a plight seems little,
short of a miracle.
The total quantity Of coal exported from New
castle for last year was no less than CAS-. 6I5 tens.
giving the enormous increase for a single year Of
not less than 1858 tons.
Freights are ruling very high 32s to 3As is Of
fered Tor Goals to San Francisco BIS has been paid
for Goals to Shanghai. Tonnage is scarce.
The exports of wool of the clip of 1866, from Oc-
tober to the end of March. amounted to I53.O52
bales-an increase of 1000 bales over the pre-
yiOus season.
A number of vessels had sailed from Colonial
ports or were on the berth for San Francisco. some
of which may touch here: Sailed-berks Ffrefg
and Celestia, from Sydney Oakland nnd Gen. CoH.
from Newcastle. To sail-ships Holsepdrd Bouad,
Burlington, australia Oi00 tons), Dopglase $500
tons), and brig AuG-
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PHoroGRAPHIc.-We have received from Messrs.
Crabb and Meek, a photograph of the new Public
Fountain. 1t is well taken, and to those abroad will
give a good idea of the pioneer fountain of Honolulu.
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Lodge of California purpose having o public celebra-
ton on that day. --
ANNIVERSARIES OF NOTED BATTLES. - Monday,
June Il, was the ninety-second anniversary of the
battle of Bunker Hill. On the 18th, occurred the
famous battle of Waterloo, when Napoleon 1. was
defeated by the Allies.