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shirts made TO order or ready-niadc st 4. b.
SPENCE g. SONS furnishing store ts;-'s'faSs
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aides, furs, from the lowest to the ancss quality
a. p. WEIsIGER & CO.'S.
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CoUET CT ArPEaIa. The Suprerne Court
OF Appeals was not In session yesterllay. ..ts

HUsTNas CoURT.7-This court met yester-
day. and William Harris was arraigned fof1
trial upon another indictment for unlawful
shooting. The Commonwealth attorney
entered a nolEe proseqnt, and the court chen
ordered theia accused to be recognized TO ap-
pear at the next term Of the court to answer
an Indictment for felony to be preferred
against him by the grand jury then to be in
session. =. q. d. - .l..r--....- -. - h
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Heavy undershirts at the Low pr1ce Oh ONO 1oi'a'
at T.. b. SPENCE & SoS's.H -, s'",s @G lsss
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MARINE HSTET.LsGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NoyEABER 90, 1877.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NoyEMDRa ass 1871
Sun rises ,,.,, s.ns Moon rises. .......... 7is
sun Asst High tide :. y "a .59
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Furs NEATLY altered, refined, and repaired AZ
WEIsIGER 6 Co.'S. 49,. i.
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T., have unaIyzed the @hissey snown 'unoer tne
brand of.9B Select" controlled py Messrs. AZ.
TER d. BLAIR 6 Co, Richmond, va , ana hna :.
FREQ from fsil on and other Impurities and recon-.
mend ita use for medicinal and family purposes ~
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ny Teiegrapla. Z
NEwsYoRK MARKETS. y

NEw YoRK, November 2ss-- Cotton steady; sa,essl
i,i9s balcs uplands, 1sac.; Orleans, soc. Flour
firm and moderately active. Whiskts lower at ssl@
and lower Rise. 7slssc. Pork, SID Lard weak st
shdIssc. Tarpeutine firm. Ras!n auies. Talcw
TIint nc sSGIaSc. Freights very nrm.
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WTANTED.-A gentleman and wife (no
wv rhildren) are In search OF TWO UNFUR.
NISHED ROOMS With, ten minutes' walk OF the
pogt-ofTice. Address "S," care Of Rees Co., pho-
fog .ancrs 1-.,t, 1855. n128-2t*
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,nVERSEERf WANTED. Wanted, an
SBOyERSEER, With a small family, TO manage
large farfn under owners orders. Must be sober,
good-tempered, energetic, Intelligent, healthy viii
4 coripetent knowledge OF grain, grass. and STOCK
huslaiidry. Address :. II. G.,' at this othse. 4
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XXTANTED, WHITE COOK. Apply at
wv No. 10G, corner Clay and Adams streets.
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oranges apples, eitrous iesaoa', apd raisiHs'
asPizzSSI's, 5z,.
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TUESDAY 4 MORNING J. NOVEMBER. 26 1872
. THE cITY REGISTRARS.

| These reports contain the amounts OF a
number Of bills; which were ordered to be
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Maisga ana ether grapes at s'lz zrSl's.
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4 big stock Of clothing at e. D. sfEScE q eos y
tanh Main street.
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yXTANTED, to BUY FOR CASH IJ
wv cords of PERSIaiMON and T5 coEls OF Dog
WOOD; for which liberal price will 20 paid.
Apply at ONCE e1425 Main street, betwesn -four"
fcpt,sf, nnd Fifteenth ksff t%Ss4st NO 5t~ht1s
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8. RICHMOND, VA, November 90, 1872
THE SHIP-YARD WORKS AND MA%
4 CHTNERY OF THE VIRGINIA STEAM
SHIP AND PACKET COMPANY, AT ROCK
ErTS, ARE FOR SALE. They are complete for
NIL the purposes of iron ship-buildlng. The econo-
my and abundance of iron, coal, and labor mere
this business. ..-, sss-ss.-,., .s.,.,
If not sold as whole within three weeks the MAe
.CHlNERY, TOOLS, SC, will be sold separately on
application. Apply to ~ -
ITO sMOKING.TOBACCO MANUFAC-
l. TURERS. -~ q 't .. = >
For sale COMPLETE SET OF SMOKING
TOBACCO FIXTURES. .. ;....:5- :
Apply ut once to 900 Main, or 90 Fourteenth
street. .t.. - - no 2t-lw
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WATER WORKS, CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT. ).

WATER WORKS, OBSTRUCTION ACCOUNT. &, )
Mr. Bargamin, from the Committee on We
ter. reported that Sin consequence of the
great demand and increased supply for water,
and which will be an increased revenue to
the city, the appropriation made by the
Council for the construction account and ex-
pense account having become exhatsted,o %
they ask for an additional appropriation of
81, 600 for the remainder Of the fiscal year.
Adonted. - ... CO. q. IL.
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Auof the late new style hats for sale BY p WEI
,sIGRp IL Co.
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Eh California ,, pearssome i lne "r onesat plzzrsts.
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ss. BUSINESS CHANCES. .,......
y. BY James NJ. Taylor, ~ 81 d;
Real Estate Agent and Ancttcneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, No. 6o5
i BROAD STREET, FOR SALE PRIVATE
EY-This establishment, newly fitted up In the best
manner and possessing all the for the
oVrnoh business Is offered for sale solely
on account Of the present proprietor intending to
move from the city. -, .-..-- ...-... w..
For price and terms apply to
no e3-at Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
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,ate Professor OF Chemistry Medical College Of VI
Z tot,,ta.
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fyYrANTED. TO SELL TWO HOUSES
|, wv IN MANCHESTER lone for s17 per m9nth;; |;
one for sa3 por mouth. Apply At 400 Main street,
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Walnut and cocoauut cream Candies at PfzzfHi
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

7 Mr.. VIII. Scott, OF jefferson Ward, from
the Committee on Public Schools, Tin the alb
sence of the chairnan,l reported that they
had recently thoroughly inspected the schools
and school buildings: that they were of the
opinion that the money Of the city had been
wisely and economically expended; that the
necessity for more extended accommodations
in the extreme eastern and western portions
of the city is apparent, and that they think
the necessary means should be furnished to
enable the Board to meet the wants OF our
citizens in those directions; that the train
ing in both white and scoiored schools ex-
cited their surprise and admiration. and the
zeal, earnestness, and industry of the officers
and teachers connected with the schools im-
pressed them very fsyoably. The following
Shows the increase in attendance:s june ~,
1877 scholars enrolled, s, ,156; June 80. 1877,
scholars enrolled, {, ,619; November l. 1872,
scholars enrolled, 1910. The report was
adopted.
CLAIMS AND SALARIES AND ACCOUNTS AMI
PRINTING.
Reports were received and adopted from
the Committee on Claims and Salaries nnd
the Committee on Accounts and Printing
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LOCAL, MATTERS.
THE CITY COUNCIL.

The regular semi-monthly meeting Of the
City Council was held yesterday afternoon
in the. Council Chamber, Washington Hall.
Present I. H. :Wynne, ,Rsq., president; (;
man, Davis, English of Monroe Ward,
Euker, Forester, Hall, Higgins, Isaacs,
Kerse, Lipscomb, Manly Metzger, New
berry, Oliver, Scott of Jefferson Ward,
straus, Talbot, Thornton, Williams, and
Whitlock. ~. ...-
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THE POOR.
Mr.. ChesterTnan, from the Committee on
the Relief of the Poor, reported back the
communication of the Coroner, DR.. William
81. Taylor, asking for an appropriation to be
applied to the burial of fpaupers, sc. The COM
mittee having no funds to apply to: the pur-
pose, submit the whole matter TO the judg-
ment Of the Council. Adopted. er,.,.s.s,
Subsequently Mr. Strans offered resolu-
tion appropriating 800 forthe burial Of pau
pers which was adopted. .z5s..f
,l.r ~ FINANCE.
Mr. Isaacs. chairman OF the Committee on
Finance, submitted the report from that COM
mittee. 1t recommends that the petition OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad to be released from city taxes be
granted that the City Collector be authorized
70 receive from the Richmond Paper Manu-.
facturing Company the sum of SS64.S7 IN
ftill for balance Of taxes, and the sum OF
S15.37 from B. Loper for taxes (both Tor the
current fiscal year,, they having commenced
business about the 1st of July last; that the
petition of A. +. Bagby and George ID. Reith
be returned, they being unaccompanlcd ny
the required affidavit; that the petition OF Pr.
Thomas for q refund of culyert tax be re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets; that the
Auditor be authorized to refund to the estate
of. John Brauer, deceased, the sum OF s96,io'
being for taxes paid ON property located De-
yond the city limits; and that The petition OF
N. Rufo for reassessment OF his property
on Main street between Twentieth ana IWeR-
ty-frst be rejected. 5t4
The committee further report that they
: s = ~ - ~ 81 . a. + s
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WANTS.

..-~1N,.~1~-l-
WANTED, TWO GOOD CARPEN-
w TIERS. Apply to /. H. BAUGHAN,
no cs-lts No. 13 Twelfth street
yXTANTED.-The advertiser, who has had
wv several years. experience as travelling agent
In the tobacco business aud commands frSt-l16s
western trade, desires SITUATION with an ex-
terisiye tobacco manufacturer. Can give uudoubted
references us to character and ability. Address w.
JULIUS, Baltimore post-oficc. no 2G-eodatf =
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yXTANTED, to SELL ONE HUNDRED
INV AND FIFTY CORDS or seasoned, OAK ana
PINE WOOD at S. per cord, ut the PetersDnre
One-fourth Cord of Oak Wood. rs d
~ One-iourth Cord Pine Wood. LIS
a RfDftt, ctr y
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VIZ ANlTED, SEVERAL FoREMES,t With
wv d force Of fifteen or twenty COLORED MEN,
b work for Mr.. Robert Harvey ia Tennessee.
ages 70 foremen Sass PET Say hsIas; sass sIs per
!, no ~ ffrsf:3eYsg 4iGos9 Ftsseaptt 81
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81; The taxes herein provided shall be in
addition to the taxes On the assessed values
and other public charges upon the property,
and shalt be by the Commissioner Of the
Revenue entered separately upon his real
estate book, and the City Collector shall in
clude the amounts thereof in the annual tax
bills and shall collect the same as other taxes
are collected" 80 - '2'''-< . .
= Laid on the table. ..E-.si ..... - ...lsi-l
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Accident 10 One and Death Of Another
Pub;ic-ScnoOa Teacher.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispafch.J
JAMES CITY COUNTY. vA.,
November 22, 1872.
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WASHINGTON, June 19.-The following is pub
shed for the benefit Of applicants for places in the
Government departments, until the civil service
rules are put In force. Every application must be
accompanied By certificate, signed by two trust
worthy and responsible persons, well known to
the community in which they reside, that the APP
plicant is personally well known to them, TO be
of good moral character, temperate and industri-
Gus, and to be faithful to the Union and Consttu-
ton of the United States. Every application must
also be accompanied by certificate of practicing
physician as TO the applicants general health aud
physical capacity TO perform clerical abors.
Our Government docs not propose TO object to
the postponement Of arbitration at Geneva as &C.
sired by Great Britain and thinks ii will lose moth
ing by giving the Queen a preteXt for withdraw
ing from the arbitration. 1t is considered within
the power Of the Tribunal to grant a postpone
ment for a reasonable time, until the Senate
again meets in regular course to act on such mo-
difcations of the amended additional article to the
Treaty as may be proposed by Great Britain. No
extra session will be called but meantime moth
ing will be done on our part to occasion failure of
the Treaty. No fears are now entertained in that
direction.
Senator Harlan, who drafted the rules adopted by
the Senate, is understood admitting the justness
of the exceptions taken by the English Government
as to certain expressions contained in the supple
mental article to the Treaty, and is Of opinion if
presented to the Senate again it will be worded
to completely the points az issue kilograms
were received at the State Department this afternoon
from Geneva, but they were not Ineligible, and
REPETITION requested. The repeated copies
not reach here until late tonight in the morning.
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WHALISe IrEUs.-The whaleship Daniel Webster,
Capt. Marvin which sailed hence Nov. 18th for a
cruise and home, arrived at New Bedford, May LIST,
via Rorotongo, with IS bbs sperm and 800 whale OIL
The ship ST. George, which has been laid up at New
Bedford since her arrival from this port in Sept 1862
aud recently purchased by Messrs. Geo. & Mat. How
land, sailed for the North Pacific, May 4th, COM
manded by Capt Jas II. Knowles, late Of ship Geo.
Rowland abandoned North last year,, with Mr.. Ed.
Murray first officer She will touch at this port next
spring, bound to the Arctic. The ship Onward, laid
up since her arrival at New Bedford in April, 1870
from this port, has also been lately purchased by
Messrs. G. & NJ. Howlaud. and is fitting for the North
Pacific, to sail in July under command Of Capt Hayes
late of bark 0riole lost in the Arctic last year The
bark Mount Wallastgn, which has changed owners
since her arrival at New Bedford in August last, is
being fitted for the North Pacific by Messrs. Swift
Allen, to be commanded by Capt. Mitchell. The bark
Java 3D. lately sperm whnler, is also fitting for the
North Pacific and will be commanded by Capt. Fish
err. The barks Atlantic, Capt. Brown, and Merlin,
Capt. Thomas, were fitting for the New Zealand
whaling ground.
REPRor OF BARK CoNET.-Left this port the after
noon of May goth, and was becalmed in sight of the
Island until the following day, then had succession
of light airs from northeast to east until the 3Oth,
and during that time did not average over 20 miles
in the "a hours rum after which had southery weather
day, which hauled around to the northwest, and
then was besalmed FIVE days. From the 5th until
arrival the 18th ult. had light norherly winds and
Gains. Returning, left San Francisco at of the
22d, with fresh winds from W W to W, which
mad and into T,oL 81,
trades moderate with cloudy weather which gradually
lessened toward the latter part of the trip Sighted
Maui at daylight the 5th instant, distant 80 miles,
arriving at the next day, having been Al days
on tho round trip.
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set with all the Injuries of the season. After
dinner the boys dispersed TO their various homes
until next month, when they will again reassem-
bic for their scholastic studies. The guests and
visitors inspected the sleeping apartments of the
boys which were found to be in a most ceanly
and healthy condition, with ample ventilation
Great credit is due to His Lordship Bishop Mai
greet on whom falls principally the support of the
Institution as not more than one half OF the BOYS
can afford TO contribute anything towards their
education, yet all fare alike. 1t is curious fact
that this establishment has never received one
dollar from the Board Of Education or from any
other source since its organization, although paw
ing taxes like all other denominations here. II
seems as though these people we're too modest TO
push or forward their claims ike other institu-
tons on these Islands. However, the establish
ment is prospecting, and is now in a more efficient
condition under its present able principal. Rev.
Levin Won Hetteran, than it has ever been before
at any time since its organization. After careful
inspection Of the premises the guests and visitors
took their departure, highly pleased with the
performance Of the pupils, TO meet again perhaps
next year. NJ.
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COMMERCIAL.
HONOLULU. July o. $50

SINCE the sailing of the steamer Mohongo have
the arrival Of the bark Comet 3 days from San Francisco
with two days later dates than those received by the mail
steamer.
We have change in commercial way. Crushed
Sugars had advanced in New York last dates fully per
ID, owing part the strike amongst wormeu the
entered ins between of the San
cisco Refneres to not raise the price, which signed
April 9th for three months which compact expires this day
Among the leading merchants this date gener-
ally urmised that the price of Crushed aud Yellow Sugars
would be somewhat advanced.
The Tariff that goes effect on first Of August
may benefit little. The reduction consider
able. Hides Goat skins and Pulu are free.
We understand that the steamship John L. Stephens is
be mail steamer and may looked the 26th
inst
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Administrators Notice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SMITH
l. HALLECK, late Of MakaWao, Maui, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed by the Hon
Abraham Fernandez, Circuit Judge Second Judicial
District, Hawaiian Islands. Administrator under
the Will Of the late Smith Halleck Of MakaHao,
Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against the said Smith Haleck, deceased to exhibit
the same with the necessary vouchers, duly authent
Gated, to j. P. Green Of MakaWao within six months
from the publication Of this notice. and if not so pre-
sented they will be forever barred.
J. p. GREEN.
Administrator Of Estate Of Smith Haleck.
Makawao, Maui, juno S. Is72 23.4t
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Port OF HONOLULu.



July 3-Schrs Active from Hawaii Kamo from Maui Hattie
from Kauai and Juanita from Waiauae.
4-IIaw ketch Lunalio, Weeks - days from Starbuck
Island, schrs Mary Ellen and Moikeiki from Maui,
Pauah from Molokai, and Am dp Sardis, Foausbee,
Is DAYS from san Francisco.
5-Schr kinau from Maui.
6-Stmr Kilauea from Windward Ports, Am bk Comet,
Fuller Is days from San Francisco. chrs Prince from
Hawaii and Waiola from MOokai.
7-Schre Annie, Odd Fellow and Manuokawai from Ha-
wall Hokulele. and John Young from Kauai.
e-Ssilr Rsb Roy from Koolau.
SAILED.
July 3-Am missionary brig Morning Star Haett, for Mi
cronesan Islands Am stmr Mohongo, Wakeman, fjE
Francisco, Am stmr Nebraska, Harding for Auck-
land. and schr Nette Merrill for Maui.
Am VIII bk Rainbow, Gray, to cruise.
5-Schrs Hattie and Luka for Kauai, Active for Hawaii
and Mary Ellen for Maui.
6-Schrs Jenny for Kauai Isabella for Koolau Kinau
Kamoi and Moikeiki for Maui, Am schr NJ Ward,
Hickman, for Guano Islands, Sloop-ofwar Nara
Eansett, Meade, to cruise Am sip Sards Follausbee
for Howland's Island.
s-Stmr Kilauea for Windward Ports schis Jusnita for
Koolau, Nacia for MolOkai aud Hekulele for Kauai.
e-Schrs Annie Odd Fellow and Prince for Hawaii, Pau
ali for Mookai, Manuokawai, Fairy Queen and John
Young for Kauai.
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PASSENGERS.

For Francisco per Mohongo, July 3-Mrs Ban
ming Christie Jr Stevens II Fayerweather james
Van Auauy Webb, and l7O in transitu from Auckland
For Auckland per Nebraska, July 3-w Austin and 81
in transitu from San Francisco.
For Micronesia per Morning Star, July 3-Rev Alex
ander, Rev J kanoa, wife and children, Thos Keefe
Andrew.
starbuck Island per kech Lunalilo July
Tarn, and q Hawaiians.
From Windward Ports, per stmr Kilauea, July 6-P n
Makee, WIN Brooks Miss Lena Smith, Samuel Parker Hon
II Kuihelani.
From San Francisco. per Comet, July 6-Mrs Mia and
daughter, Coates aud WIFE Sam Norris Cartwright J
D FURNISH, VIM Crawford, GelleTmann
For Howlands Island, per sards July 6-Lous Mccall
For Bakers Island, per Ward, July 6-R Briggs and
wife, Geo Weston, J Ferris
For windwad Ports, per stmr Kilauea July s-His tx
W Hutchinson.
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Tue entertainments given at the Royal Hawai-
ian Theatre by the Combination Star Troupe,
are among the most pleasant and enjoyable ever
given ia Honolulu. On Monday evening the
Company gave a concert before a large audience,
not one of whom, as we believe, would not have
remained ia their seats two hours longer and
heard the performance all over again. Where
all are so perfect in their several departments as
the members Of this company are, it is exceed
iugy difficult to particulanze any one whose su-
perjor talent is worthy Of special note. Madame
Simonseu's sweet aud powerful voice enchanted
the audience, while Mr.. Clark and Mr.. Barry
O'Neill brought down the house, the one with
bis fine rendering Of songs which have become
classic and the other by bis irresistible comic tai.
ent. To tell the truth we don't like to hear Mr.
Harry Kelly. He made US sick-he made seve-
raj of our friends sick too-he made US all laugh
SC much at his iuimitable deliDeations of negro
character that none of US ever hope to get over
it." The last we saw OF him he was in charge of
ghost-all we can say is, we hope that ghost
has still got him-we hope he will keep him
too-we don't want the community all limping
around town with lame sides from laughing at
any such Negro-man-sir as Mr.. Harry Kelly.
The violin solos Of Mr.. Simonsen we cannot say
much about. We never heard Paginini or Ole
Bull, nor any other of the world-renowned violin
lists, and consequently do not know what sweet
music they we're capable of evoking from that
most sweet of all instruments still, we believe
we are speaking most truthfuy when we say that
Mr. Simonsen is a wonderful viOliDlst, and that
ten minutes passed in listening to his perform
ance is just as good as two hours passedin almost
any other way,
The Company have secured the valuable SER
vices of Mr.. Berger as pianist, and his perform
ances 90 that Instrument are not among the
least enjoyable ones OF the evening
There will be an entertainment given by this
company on Wednesday this evening, also one
% Saturday evening.
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AHUNANU CoLLEGE.-The annual examination
of this Institution came off on the Sd inst in
presence Of a select and appreciative audience,
His Lordship Bishop Maigret presiding. The
pupils at this Institution number fifty, an in
crease OF ten over last year. 1t is very evident
from The manner in which the pupils acquitted
themselves that the present able and efficient
teacher and his aids have the pupils well under
control. There is marked improvement in all
the classes since last term. Il is needless to give
the names Of the boys who best acquitted them
selves, as 10 fact all are well ahead in the various
studies. After the examinations of the different
classes the school-room was cleared, and splen-
did repast, provided both for the pupils and in
vited guests OF whom there we're several, and
though far away from market the tables we're