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snematical Prodigy.

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g friend Charley Rogers,
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:. Rogers, of Giles Col
ses a rare gift in the cal
{ mathematical probiems.-
OF possess the peculiar gilt
diaariIy attributed to those
orrect answers to ques-
fitLmetic without any re-
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N Con stitution

The total vote for the old and new
ConstilU tons, with fifteen counties 10
hear from is 91,7O2 for and 28,O
against the new, giving it majority
over The old Of 63. 627.
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CauatV Court.

This body after receiving the bonds
and swearing in the newly elected
officials of the county last Monday,
adjourned TO Wednesday, and from
that to l o'clock Today.
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Mr. HAMILTON, the new Senator from
Texas, Is said never to have smoked
a cigar, taken a drink or kissed wo-
man. The lo,5y think him a delight
full CURIOSITY
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Iig Trade,

The Lord Mayor Of rhis city and
an extensive manufacturer of Ieath, r
goods, made big trade last Sunday.
The Mayor snapped bunch Of,on-
iQns for a lot Of strings
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tTe6en1a nt Hons 9

Fdge eek Walker is buildir G
tal nice and comfortable Gotta
6 old Masonic Hall lot on 81
Buildings of this sort are in
Esma'd eod We hope the Judge viii
realize hq Azome proGts from his in
'VesLment. -
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The Reason.

why Barrett-s Vegetable Hair
Rest }rcr has larger sale and is more poPu-
lar than any other, is simply because II is
the best.
The reasons it is the best
It - thorough in its action upon Gray or
Faded Hair.
1t is sure to restore the 80 its youthful
beauty producing one distinct shade, while
others leave the hair in many varied colors.
w hen restored, the color Is made fast, and
the hair does not fade into its former discOl-
ored appearance.
It promotes growth while others tail to
reproduce Il single hail,
Itacts di. city upon the roots and not as
dye.
- 1t cures all diseases of the scalp and lc-
moves dandrutf and hair-eaters.
1t is highly perfumed, free from all dirty
and gummy substances. and does not stain
the s;aIp or soil the finest fabric.
l. thoroughly cleqnses kealp lalI DIRT,
draudruff and other extra rs sUtAetarOs ).
1t causes the hair to grow thick, luNuriant
and glossy.
1t prevents badness and premature decay.
The Ingredients used in this preparation
are the very best that can be found and are
aS-larmless as water.
Barrett took e fist premium Ga silver
edal) over all competitors, at Nashua, y.
~ ia September, 1865.
- These are the reasons why Barrett = - the
best ,Iair Preparation IL the world, as well
rs the reason why every one should use Bar
. rett's in preference to AZ others tHetHHat-
L -.-yEg
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FERNS of Advertising. ---z

Advertisements inserted at $2,Vo Per
so,'are no lines orless, in this type, for the
frst, and so cents for each subsequent Ln ser
advertisements not marked with the num- UNI
her of Insertions desired Will be lISeI .' VI
and charged for at the regular rates IN III
ordered out.
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God Testimony

Justice Matthews, Of Nashville, in
letter to Judge Jno N Lea, now in
Washington, gives the lie to the ma
ny slandeTOus reports about TenueE
SEQ Here is what assays -
In March, 1866, Affective Years,
service as a Lieutenant the 1st
Wisconsin Volunteer Re imeDt. l
was elected Justice Of The Peac. for
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Announcing candidates for State or III :
trict offices, ten dollars; county do I'VE n
II,;tnorics and tributes Of respect over IeIs
,ioc. in length charged for at the reglIar ~. 3
,,rtising rates. Marriages, deaths and re-
Iigious notices gratis r-s-sssss
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list of Prices for Advertis ng:

Advertisements must be paid quart
,cariv in advance. Those inserted foTl1s az
!2,v" Tlt% or less, must be accompanied
the money. Yearly advertisers are Perm
ted to renew quarterly free of charge; =
r.ney,,Is charged one dollar peITsq
SJysrtisements from a distaL
occompunied with the cash ineyery
The advertising ofn house or frs1
strictly limited to its own lnmeuiaIel
CalIs on persons to become c2ndi
o,,J roIiticnl circulars eharge
tisemcr.ts. and will not be ms
the cash in advance. -.
Editorial advertisemA
communications will
paid for in advaI
rates.
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N0TEE@E

dcrs, deed, having been suggested to the
Clerk OF the County Court or Giles county,
therefore 81 persons having claims against
said estate are notified TO lie the same duly
authenticated in the office Of said Clerk at
Pulaski, in the time pr >eribcsl by lsw.
APPS 1t L. =. HICKMAN, admir-.
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sweet potatoes, per bushel,

The demand for cotton has been
good during the past week, some
sales having been made as high as
90 cents, but under advices yester-
day, of a decline in New York. the
market here declined to Is to 19c for
strictly low middling, with but little
quiry for the low grades.
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accession of labor

9gbd the increased amount
in cultivation. gives a
promise fOH187o of a yield exceed.
ing that of any previous year, either
since or before the W.T..
During the past year the people of
South Carolina paid into the internal
revenue Office more than two and
hall million dollars, besides a million
dollars State taxes, while their debt
has been greatly reduced. Virginia,
LIST year, sent 100000 tons of her
paoducts to all parts of the country,
and her mines of iron, coal, lead,
copper and gypsum are now. with
t e aid of Northern capital and ener-
gy, being worked more satisfactory
than ever before.
The Two Carolinas, Georgia and
Florida have twenty great railroads in
progress Of construction, while Del
aware, Maryland, West Virginia,
Missouri. Arkansas, Texas, puisi-
ana, Mississippi and AIabaHN ave
about forty. They are additional to
the roads alreadJ .e6mplete and in OPP
Grafton in these States
What is needed NOW is She exlir-
patton Of lksyP0ljfioal plague among
US And2 wien Congress sees fit
graciously to recognize the white PEG
pie Of the South as rational beings,
Almost equal in intellectual capacity
10 the negroes. there will be a reck-
oning with carpet-bag officials WHO
have Knocked and pIundered US.
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The First in the Market.

Messrs. Arrowsmigh & Brannan
are the first Of our merchants to re-
GIVE their spring sock ofgoods. Mr..
Braunan visited New York and pur-
chased these goods himself. and he
being man Of discriminating taste
and Judgment. our readers and the
public ge -! may NC assured OF
seeuripo ed bargains. Give them
a call and twili be sure to buy.
.R piraculous baiT resto, a.
tive.
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Fishing~

49,
ather being fine, the creek
stage and scarcely anything
in the Circuit Court, an as
at will hardly be believed
smies at Washington. Bis
e hughes, adjourned the
ye dnesday evening. to
% Richland, where the
"a TENT very pleasantly by all
fishing
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Pronosed Convention.

Some time aso we made some e
torial remarks suggesting the prop
ETY. Of calling a grand State
ton to be held at : ssRx!lls
onelof the spring months,
tbs{MurfreesborO Monitor
purpose Of bringing the
Of Tennessee IN unsion,
it's machinery in working
running order for a lhor5uS
rous and effective summert
and for the purpose of nom
candidates for the Supreme
4 They did not at the time
response even from our n
contemporaries. 1t may haysIt
that we wereI premature.
thrown out oGrlsgs ges lion
before the
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AhHUuIAOO

CTERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Tbrsc Dollars per Annum, in Adyan9
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The Alexan5er of Tennessee. IS
We call attenis azg9'anoe1
iueut of our nnessee
b.eeder, Maj. deserv's
to be called the TeDnes-
see. We kn9 man in
- es Of so
that
"a the reach, of all.
no longer any sxcuse
mongrels. whe51s The.
best crosses in ) the
IToTid can Be- procured at the ksame
,,ylice Of the worthless scrub.
Lexington is one of the best stal-
ons in the orld. Msmbrino Chief
Tired the fastest trotting mare i4sthe
world, Lady ThoTn,) and many
others. Il is proverbiaI that old
/ Tlavei5r produced more elegant sad
die hoses than any other stallion in
our safe. NDrennon occupies the
same33sitisn in Kentucky that Trav-
elIerlid in Tennessee. The impor
ed spanish Jacks are conceded to be
Ii. finest mule Jacks Of all others
Srely man that strives 50 hard to.
.mproye4the stock Of our county as
MAJ: Altman, - deserves liberal en-
enlargement. By so doing the en-
ii community is benpf t-dE
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SoRru-ELsT cor. sQU1ls@
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The Thoroughbred Stallion
q q q . .

WILL stand the present season at the
~ "kcnncdy Farm, - miles no. thwesty
Of Pulaski.
Terms:-Tcr Glars by the season Or Eff
teen dollars to sure.
OCOEE WAS red by old Othello. ,e
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PULASK1sT
FRIDAY MORNIN

'- From pub
bile re
facts 10
ent condi "a
Four years ago tltzIET
ten Southern States might almost - q
represented by o. Last year 1859
{ the crop estimates of the staples that
form the great sources Of wealth in
the South and take the placelof gold
in settling the foreign balances al y
ways against the United States, show n!
ed as follows, The cotton crop 81
700, 900 commercial bales, or fully
go, 900 bales of 400 pounds each, y
equivalent to $500 600, 600;
tobacco crop. almost entirely
ern, amounted to 225, 600. goo
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asSoSisggs;ssss 9S5 81 the New
ETribS6s upon the Radical par
= utler. though we'll aware that
himself cannot receive ihe 'Domi-
for the Presidency, is pFePar-
for the fight of 1879, and wants
man under whom he can be
Of State. TIE new organ
pc free Grade upon the
dynouuce Grants
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THE PACIFIC
ASbertiser.
SATURDAY, "a.
An Explanation.

Som of our readers, while expressing their
appreciation of our Issuing this journal as a
semi-weekly, have suggested that we should have
selected some other day in the week. rather than
Wednesday. on which two newspapers now
appear. We will say that in order to issue our
paper promptly the week must be equally divided.
Thus, to prepare the COMMERCIAL for Wednesdays
issue, we have Monday and Tuesday and for the
issue. of Saturday, We have Thursday and Friday.
In this way alone can the work of issuing a semi
weekly of the present size of the COMMERCIAL be
punctually performed, and no one who is not a
printer or who has not had some experience in
providing the printer with g matter" knows the
constant strain imposed on hands and brains.
We repeat what we said in our last,-wess shall
continue TO issue our Journal semi-weekly, as at
present, so long as the patronage of our adver-
Using friends shall warrant it.
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What Does it MeanY

In the leading article os Wednesdays Gazette
occurs the following paragraph, "a q .eadcr
headed "The Whalers Again The delightful
uncertainty as to the cone zion arrived at, when
the long sentence ends, could be worthy of a
diplomatist. We may perhaps find out, in the
future, what it means.
" We presume that they can take care of them
selves, and the feeble efforts of the above named
paper in its issues of last week and the week before,
to take us to task because we simply said that the
time was not far distant when we should have no
North Pacific whaling feet, and when in conse-
quence, the important and lucrative business which
has been carried on in the ports of this Kingdom
with the whalers must come to an end. Now, we
would like to know who, acquainted with the bust
ness, will deny the above assertion"
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(

What varied associations the return of this
universal holiday brings up. 1t has its blessings
for all-gifts, festivities. social reunions-to some
indeed only memories, but blessed ones, which
leave their benediction. The children. full of the
traditions of their patron Saint, become for the
time being devoted worshippers, with a larger
faith than they will find it easy to equal in after
years and Santa Claus leads the sanity calendar,
the realest benefactor of them all. May he live
forever, with his rubicund lite face, his great big
heart, and his I. little round belly - underneath 1T.
Some of us regretfully remember the glorious
reunions of the Yule-log and the Holly, and the
ones that made such memories lasting. We do
not forget their faces, nor what they said, through
the lapse of years. We feel again the hot relish
of the Snap Dragons and recall how,
The game of forieits done, the girls all kissed
Beneath the sacred BUSH" s CE4 .
The merriment gradually lapsed into solemn still
ness as stories, wierd and wild took up the re-
manning hours till bedtime.
Exiles from the " Faderland - are reminded of
the wonderful Christnas-tree, with it's fairy mys-
teries of fruit and bloom, and the jolly gathering
around it, while all outside is cold and wintry,
with the desolate trees shivering in the night
wind, wrapped in their snow NANTES, andlooking
in at the windows as if envious of the warmth
and the happy lot of the Christmas-tree, the
centre of good cheer indoors.
How dear to us the memory of these past re-
unions alas, for those who have nothing left of
them but memories I!
In this land of the Sun our Christmas festivities,
partaking in some measure of different customs of
celebration, the world over, are of a rather cos
mopolitan cast but still conducted with that
zest and enthusiasm which gives to the day we
celebrate its proper Importance MS earth q greatest
anniversary.
Let us take to our hsarts the blessing of the
day, g Peace, Good Wal to Men, and hasten its
fui rcalization by carrying it's spirit from the
holiday Into all the working days of our lives.
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Cuba.

Cuban affairs have taken a new turn. The
volunteers, who have been SO long the bItterest
enemies OF the rebels, and who have compelled
the Captain-Generals to adopt bloody and cruel
policies, now turn to the rebel government with
a proposition to treat for peace on the basis of
the Independence of the island. This is the re-
port of the Havana correspondent of the New
York Sum- If true. it will soon end the occupa-
ton OF DE Rodas and send him and his Spaniards,
horse, foot and dragons, adrift. The volunteers
are anxious to close out the African slave trade,
but they will not give up slavery.
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LOCK Your DooRs.-One evening this week, the
door of the store-roOm adjoining toe grocery and
feed store of Judd & Layton, where the grain is
stored. was left open. by a person employed on the
premises, whose duty it was to shut and Loci the
door. The practice of the night police. strictly Gu
joined upon them by Deputy Marsha Dayton. Is. to
go to every store, after they are closed, and ts -
doors and shutters. and : port u lhr stafisn hsgseif
any shall have been fopna egIigsEtIy Eet f~asaztens
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The CASE OF KAAoAoPA.-It is understood tlnt
the final decision in the above case, TO which we
alluded to in Wednesday mornings edition. VIII DC
delivered this morning by the Chief Justice.
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HER MAJESTY, QUEEN EMMA, called for hauai ohA
visit, on board the schooner Panaht, on wednesday
last. Her Majesty was accompanied to the Vessel Oy
numbers of her retainers aud friends. She appeared
10 be in excellent health.
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QUEENS HosPrTAL-The semi-aDnuai meeting %
the Trustees of the Queens Hosp'tal VIII U "''
to-day, al the Court House,-see advertisement
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The. EplscopnI service In III.
waiian.

Nh. EDrroR ~ was edueatsd from ID ldbood ia
the faith and practice q the church OF Epzlani,
and whenever have b. an opportunity, through
life so far, l have always ATTENDED the service.
Having q nativc-bOrn family, b.cy ard / atteaa
the Hawaiian service in st Andrews cathedral in
this city. j beg yo= 10 allow mo here 10 enter
my protest against tne manner ia which the SER
vice, timc-hosered and prescribed On established
rules, is Cur q By those who oficiate. Instead
OF being coinsneneed with .be invocation. IL is
Wben w remember The extreme care and pains
bestowed By our hte lamented Sovereign, whose
1ncmoy l. fresh in the hearts of bis peoplc, in the
l~aborions woTk of TRANSMITTING and supervising the
Book OF Common Prayer, IL is surely . matfer cf
egrctt mat any part Of tbo regular Service should
be unnecessarily omitted. am, sir, yours,
A KAMAAINA.
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CRowDED.-We are again so crowded with au'er-
tisements, that some interesting articles are u""-
voidably omitted until next Wednesdays euftlon'
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New Goods ! New Goods!
SGT WI. Il. TSS
JUST RECEIVED PER MOSES TAYLOR
a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FUR.
N NITUKE, expressly selected for this market, consisting
in mart as follows.

in part as follows;
Common woOd-seat Chairs,
Washington "
Quincy
Light Grecian Cane-seat,
Oak C-top bent Dining Caue-seat Chairs,
Oak Office ~Chairs-Rotary,
walnut Swiss Cottage Chairs,
Gilt Arm Rockers, cane seat and back,
Initat ionp Rosewood
Oak OyaLback Nurse Rockers,
Brace Arm Rockers.
Victoria
CSiidren's Nursery Chairs,
Caneseat oak Dining Chairs,
" oak Cane seat and back Dining Chairs,
" Common wood-seat Rockers,
Cane seat and back
American k k.s ; snd T Iin"s T Upholstered Rockers
sn Extension Dining Taber. Walnut,
p # Saloon Tables,
3 and 81 # "
Cottage Bedsteads.
Mahogany Iron feet Towel racks,
Plain Black Walnut E"
Black Walnut whatnots,
Walnut PariOr sets in Eiaircioth,
Easy Chairs in naaiicloh,
Rockers r
" Hat.tree and Bookcase,
R"ss~OCd and gilt MOulssing'' different styles and 'i1'''
%slnut Chamber sets,
- Corner Brackets, &C., &c.
AIS ON HAND
Ka bedsteads, Pine Bedsteads,
Pine Bureaus. Mahogany Bureaus, Walnut Bureaus,
Lounges in Damask and HaTcoth,
Mirror Plates, Hashstands.
Walnut Backgammon Tables,
ChidTen's Willow Carriages,
" 3 wheel Chaise-top Carriages,
&C 4 wheel /"
Spring, Hair, Excelsior, and Straw Mattresses made to order.
Also. Lounges. Wardrobes, Bureaus. Tables, Bedsteads, Meat
Safes, &c, &c.
All Of which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest, and per-
haps a little cheaper.
\. B-Furniture repaired at short notice and on reasonable
terms. Orders from the other Islands will receive prompt and
careful attention.
Nos. SO and 80 King Street.
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HONOLULU SAILORS HOME SOCIETY TIL Sixteenth
Annual Report of the Executive Committee Of the
Sailors Home Society was presented at their meet
ing on Thursday last, the I'D inst, by the Rev. s.
c. Damon, Chairman Of the Executive Committee.
1t recites the history of the Society, in brief, and
shows most eonclusiveIy that the continued existence
of the Home, since 10 was completed in 1856, under
successive managements, down to the present, in the
occupation Of Mrs. II. N. Crabbe. has been q success,
and has accomplished a great deal Of good by pro-
viding a quiet, neat and comfortable stopping place
and boarding house fer seamen and transient trav-
elers. It has also latterly been occupied to o great
extent by masters of ships and their families. Until
the travelling community. visiting Honolulu, shall
become 80 large as to authorize the building Of q
6rst-class hotel, the Home, it is claimed by the
report, claims, to be sustained for the benefit Of
transient boarders and travellers, as wen as for sea-
men. The following is the report Of CIR Bishop,
ESQ, Treasurer Of the Society
Chas. r. Bishop, TPessureP,
In ACCOUNT CUEaENT WITH TIE HONOLULU SAILORS
HONE SOCIETY. s1
Jan. $40 bal. cash on hand, as per accoun, rendered.S 8 SO
6-Amount from ID. Foster. ......... 2 90
7-Amount from 8. N CastIe 2 90
Oct. @Anouni from Rev. /. O.. Damon, reed for rem,
ofofhce in corner for the year 1870. 100 90
Dec. 19-ADount from Boles Il Co., for IL months rent b
Of cellar, TO slst inst, at six dOliars--..... Y 90
,s,o. sIIs 50
by PAID Black : e { Aud Q i psS. on Ss.i Nso... s.
Oct. 2o-Baiance L. L. Torbert's account for repairs,
Mn- Crabbe having paid SCI O9....-..... 20 90
m4 49, $lss 80
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SHORTEST DAY IN THE YEAR.-Last wednesday
was the shortest day in the year, the sun rising
6.37, and setting Mt 5.2l.
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ULTRA MARINE-Some one. looking at Whitneys
Marine Bulletin Board the other day, and noticing
that there we're no arrivals or departures, but a
number of local items. including even the notice OF
marriage, remarked that instead ofsimply Marine
it ought to be entitled % Ultra Marine"
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rr The sale Of slips and sittings in Fort street
Church will take place on Monday evening at o'clock
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5 ST a. ECEIVED
Frn-
: 2. VII FROM BREMENI

fRjSTs. FANCY, PUPILS.
NY Fancy MusIins,
Ne a. Netting,
. ctarr
tr aod Gag Ticking,
a%Ls 9th.
H = CntDa DrHa.hs.vv
cossos. nv torI stripes,
'asa uy RAu.
Pm E,SsH
We --'ortsd- White Linen handkerchief,
.s.-s han4k.rchlsss.
Ned ass sslo~ Handkerchief.
80 SsassH = stsyaIsaL
s.s. s1s n..ss Dress Goods.
~, nd sAss'sa A4eE sHE.
Pa Hssa .aa RRSsd Drin.
sa.. r.a, BIZ. l'r '@lor'. u.s. HaAet Lining SIN,
assorted eosr..
A4 b.
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THE SnERFFALTY OF HAwAIL-We regret to hear
that J. H, Coney. Esq Sheriff of Hawaii, who has
for a number of years past filed that Office, has re-
signed, on account of continued ill-health. We fur
Their hear that the position has been filed by the APP
pointment Of Mr.. Luther Severance.
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MEETING NOTICE!

TVVHE SEMI.ANNUAL MEETING OF II
Il Board of Trustees of the Queens Hospital viii be held At
the COURT HOUSE to-day, Saturday cath December, at
IL A. N. Per order
1t h A. sCHAEFER. Secretary.