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The Woodstock Herald says the wheat crop
in that vicinity is the best raised since the war.
The recent rains have improved the corn, and
the prospect is promising for good crop.
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VOAL! LUMBEK!
u IN. l.. POWELL,
DEALER IN
RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
GOA Il!
in Chestnut, Stove, Egg, and Foundry Sizes.
Georges creek Cumberland Coal, prepared
for open CRATES or blacksmith's use.
Lumber furnished at short notice for any sized
BILL at prices corresponding with saw mill rates.
P.O. Box 157, Staunton, Va
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The Legislature Of Connecticut has restored
the usury law, which was repealed last year.
The peaple have had an experience of nine
months of free trade in money, and vote In IA
yor Of returning to the old restrictive system.
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You are little bear, madam, said our own
brute to fashionable belle at an evening party.
'Sir!' exclaimed the dismayed one. About
the shoulder, mean, smiingly replied he.
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Gen. Rosser, of Virginia, formerly distin-
guished officer in the Confederate service, re-
Gently an assistant engineer of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, is now in command of the en-
gineers of the u s. Yellowstone expedition.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-07-29

The Louisville Courier-J Journal has given
man seven hundred and fifty dollar piano Tor
reading that paper year.
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At Marion, Iowa, on the Fourth, there was
an immense picnic of the CHANGERS, numbering
%, 900 or SO, 900 people.
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A final settlement shows that the govern
ment lost by the defalcation Of Paymaster
Hodges $443, ITO.
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ADVERTISING RATES,
Professional Directory.

CTAUNTON DESPENSAKY, open dal-
= ly from A. nj. to II, and L. M. to M
ADVICE FREE.
Medicine supplied at reasonable rates.
Teeth extracted. filled, &C., at fixed low charges.
&Patients with tickets from the benevolent are
requested to attend before II o'clock.
HENRY LEACH, M. 2. S. G. b.
%BIank tickets supplied on application.
may13 1y
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NFFENGER, CRAIG, q CO.. Real

EFFENGER, CRAIG, q CO.. Real
II Estate Agents, SfauntOn. Va.-At-
tention given to the purchase and sale of lands
n the VGlley of Virginia. Parties desiring to
put their farms or City property in market will
do we'll to place them in our hands, as we have
superior advantages in disposing of them.
Refer by permission to M. Harvey Einger
Esq, and Messrs. Echos, Bell 81 Catlett, Staun-
Ton, Va.
Special attention paid to renting property in
the Oitv of Staunton. mar ly
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NXECUTOR'S NOTECE.-The UNDER
"a signed, having qualified as executor of
Albert J. Wheat, decd, notifies all persons hav-
ing claims against his estate to present them at
once for settlement
All persons indebted to said estate are notified
to come forward and settle without delay.
j. c. WHEAT, Executor
iune1O- of Albert j Wheat, decd
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AEcCLURE q MILLER,
NE Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants,
opposite G. & o. r. Z. Freight Depot,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Snow Hill Kanawha Salt Works,
James River Cement Works,
jackson s. Cos celebrated Kerosene and Lu-
bricating Oils
1000 barrels Kanawha Salt,
500 '' Flour,
100 kegs Nails,
100 boxes chewing tobacco,
25 6 smoking tobacco,
so kegs Burden Horse Shoes,
10 kegs Burden mule Shoes
so barrels sugar, so bags coffee,
so barrels kerosene oll-test ITO,
25 barrels lubrcsting,
25 barrels molasses,
20 barrels crackers,
100 barrels cement,
100 barrels "a No. u Lime,
so boxes candles, so boxes glass,
10, 0,0O0fbs baoon-at Jobber's prices to merchants.
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Teste,
iulyl5-4t j. N RYAN CPk

sxOmma assiOner's NOtIce.-In pursuance
Y of decree of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta county, entered June g. 1873, in the cause
of James W. Gibson and ais. VS.. N. K. Trout,
Trustee, &C., and ais. L shall proceed at my Of
fee. in Staunton, on Tuesday. the 5th day of As-
gust neat, to ascertain the amounts and priori-
ties of ali liens upon the Valley Home'' tract
of land mentione in the proceedings. Persons
claiming liens upon said tract are hereby noti-
fed to report them to me on or before the day
last ed JOS. A. WADDELL
;ulv8.At Commissioners
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Groceries, dc.
ATTENTION /!


ATTENTION! /!
Let discriminating public come and examine
Our Stock of Merchandise!
GROCERIES
Sugars Vacuum pan, Porto Rico and
white.
Coffee Rio, Laguayra, and old Gov
Java.
Tea. Hyson Oolong s. Gunpowder
Syrups. Superior table syrups-various
grades.
MaccarOni.... Cheese and Crackers.
Canned .. m Tomatoes and Peaches.
HARDWARE:
Cutlery ........ Pocket Knives and Table Gut
lery.
Tools. Planes, spirit levels handsaws,
compass saws, buck saws, and
the celebrated ''L5g htmsmg
Cross Gut"
Contractors Can be supplied with shovels,
picks, and Manila rope of va
rious sizes
Also, with iron axles, wagon
boxes, and thimble skeens
,~..........As kets, Tubs and Churns;
0dIuoH IOIhs Idhoo aHu sPooOoI
Glass of various sizes Putty;
Coal oil in barrels, or less guam
titles Sash Cord and Pulleys;
p Merriman's Shutter Fastenings;
: Clark's gravity Blind. Hinges;
Barn-door Hangers and Strap
Hinges; wood screws, carriage
u bolts, &C.
CORN MEAL and MILL OFFAL on hand
Full prices paid for DEERSKINS.
mar4 BAKER BROS.
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NOTICE. am still in possession Of all the
forms prescribed by the Judges of the Su-
preme Court of the United States in Bankrupt
cy, and will still give immediate attention to all
such cases. Two thousand dollars exemption In
Bankruptcy is good against all debts both new
and old -,
NV Office is in the second story of my build
ing diagonally east across Court-lane from Court
buildings. j. B. WATTS,
AMI Atty -at-law.
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CHARLES GRATTAN. A. s. MAUZY
ERATTAN a. MAUZY,
III ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W,
STAUNToN, VA,
Will practice in all the Courts holden in Staun-
ton, the Circuit Courts of the adjoining counties,
and the Federal Court at Harrisonburg.
lag- Prompt attention glUe'a to collections,
Office on Court Alley, formerly occupied by
Col Christian may20-tf
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Poetry.

This composition is intended to represent the
funeral of Sir Walter Scott as attended by the
principle characters employed by him in his
world-renowned novels-[EDl
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III u Il
81 Grocer and Produce Dealer.
Corner of Frederick and Augusta streets,
STAUNTON, VA,
Keeps constantly on hand full stock of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
which he sells at very low figures for cash. His
stock consists in part of
Sugars, Bacon,
Cofees, Rice.
Teas, Butter,
Svrups. Cheese,
Molasses Crackers,
Salt, Tobacco,
Fish, Buckets,
Brooms, Cotton 7 arm,
Spices, &c.
The public will find it to their interest to give
him call.
Country produce taken in exchange at highest
market prices. felI-tI
NROCEREES.-The undersigned has just
eT opened at J. B. Hoge's old
stand, on Augusta street, complete and
Full Stock of Fresh Groceries, such as
TEAS,
stY'RUPs,
SUGARS,
SPICES,
COFFEES,
CANDLES,
CANNED FRUIT,
COUNTRY PRODUCE &C.. A call from the
public is solicited, before purchasing elsewhere.
fe25-u GEO. *. HARFER.
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LegUL Notices.

NIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court of Angus
ia county, June 18th, 1873.
George A. Hanger, Executor of John Trim
ble dec d Plaintiff
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NEEADE f. WHITE,

.DIAU MUM,
Will practice in all the Courts holden in Angus
ia county, and in the Circuit Courts of the ad-
joining counties
@a- Strict attention given to the collection of
Claims.
Ofice-East of Courthouse, over Clerks of
fee of Court of Appeals. oc3l-H
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MER CIAL.
rRlnAr ~ 4. $50.

FRIDAY. JffU1k Ia 1873
THE sraEt sahr a. u p Adam.' nau- hst~i thrrs days anA
prrv~l vxy satisfactory. te sunant sIi r-aehinE neaFiy
81 0pa w have heard The opsHson sHpr-s~ri thai U ~ hal
h~a an -narriy se~ Csbinet rs sales SoGA have amounted
90 s5oOoo.
We ar. Informed rAai us Bard q Survey on IAs Bgash
bah LighDsof, that pat Ia herv IN di.tes. bat wssE, have
rreo1a-ua~f that he b. eoa4>rns~d- H@E .t-rB - eompletriy
grn@ AMI Il ~aud D. u.-Ie-- - repair her.
The HsVsri@ hAs ssiSd, tAhins a part cargo of sAnd
pr~iaes-
By the ARRIVAL % tA- q. :. steam fHEAIs cIVoraia iran
saa Fane-ea. Ne ara In receipts % B~ws up 20 the sOth q
De-.mB-r. AMI ne NssrasEs tals norHing bring. ~ data. 10
The On INST We compile The EnO~inz Items
sVsAa-Ths marssf D. qaist- HAWAIIAN grocery ErAdes
RIe=-Ths mAssss sanunues % b. h--.By sucked AID
ga0sAaoas are largely Eoaain~L nA&Aaaa, sac Y -
asSss-Ts s 91ss.' ,s=a.n- a. unchanged rates Dry,
oIL-Aetvs- Sperm, sI55i whale. 00GTOc-
TALLOw-Marke dun az Sc y y.
wOOL-The uIarkef since cur L@t weekly revi-~ has rsied
ns@s aSSG% Sl- YssR sss so- rec E SsTs Sas -s sSsSi q rh sss
saJtng Argsiy saies % us Sesk sVyg0EimAis isoOOo n
Shlsa are a. fo!iogs' Eaa bury, E@lSsi god u ehoaes,
CoVTEG-The market r-rnains quiet. NO qaotatlous d
K0na.
PGEg-IaHous fsOn Jan. Is TO Dec Iesh Bab- ssss
Last saies Of Hawaiian az l0DIOic
The press q the entire STATE rsiotees over a great ram fan
thai Las so az re-t tss Eau q those who anticipated a
drogth darns the present season
Prom Lbe Hast, We hear o. a great fan d snow aud Intenss
coid IN Ohio and other States
The shipping In the harbOr and hay Of san Franei.co had
sustained souba damage f0m = heavy blow with rain that o.
Cured On the 2sth aDd 18th Of December In The bay the
whaling bark Hstss SH0r dragged her anchor and dnnsd on
The mud dat or sheep Island. she was sold at Jackson-streel
Wharf By Suction, under an order q the United States Dis.
rriet Court, and knocked down At 5000. The oI, bone and
materials on board sdd hr about 5000 more, making q total
Of about $1,000.
From The Circular Of Williams, Blanchard a. Co, san
francisco, December 3I=t, we copy the following;
The stock 81 sugar noW 90 hand, - mostly refining grades
add held BY the Rsdners-
Tue past year has been a most prosperous one 6r this eoast
Dur population has materially Increased. and tho great deseE
opment % our export trade, has ADDED largely % the wealth o.
cur STATE. The prospects, Tor the crops Of 1878, are all that
can be desired, and In view of this encouraging condition d
affairs, ne look br an increased consumption q imported ner
chandise. and we can naturally expect a corresponding ina
prUvcment Ia the demand for sugars.
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HIS MAJESTY, in His Message to the Assembly
on Tuesday last, (Which appears in full in our
summary of Legislative proceedings) has given
an earnest of His previously declared desire to
restore the Constitution of 1852, in some of its
most essential and liberal features. Thus the
promise is made good of the memorable address
to the Nation of the 10th of December, so far as
the King is personally concerned. 1t only
remains for the people, through their Representa-
tiyes, to follow the liberal lead of the Head OF
the Nation, in order that we may at length have
an organic law suited to our needs and in conso-
nance with the progressive spirit of the age.
The first and indeed the most important amend
ment proposed by His Majesty is the restoration
of the principle of separating the Legislature
into two distinct branches-Nobles and Repre-
sentatives. The emphatic remark of the Message,
that such Il separation is . in accordance with
the principles and practice of all well regulated
governments, - is a signal rebuke to the sophisti-
cal but bafied originators and supporters of the
Decree of 1864.
The proposition that Ministers, while er-Ofcio
holding seats in the House of MOBILES may be
heard in the popular branch Of the Assembly, in
defense of their policy or of any particular
measure, is one that appears to be eminently just
and proper. 1t will tend 10 prevent misappre-
hension, and facilitate the dispatch of public
business.
The brief reference to the subject of the quail
~fcations Of electors, is a significan thint at the doc
trine of free suffrage, which obtained under the
of 1852. Not a shadow of proof has
ever been advanced that its effects on the people
were otherwise than ~salutarv.
Under the Decree, the Attorney General was
a member of the Cabinet, q provision
it is now proposed to abolish. The reasons
given for returning to the old system, whereby
the Attorney General was simply the Public
Prosecuting Officer, and whore legal advice WIS.,
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at the call Of the King and Cabinet. are perhaps
sound bot 1T would seem nevertheless a proper
provision that there should be one person Of legal
education and experience amongst HIS Majesty's
more immediate advisers.
The message concludes with the assurance that
any further amendments that NAV he suggested
by the Assembly viii be respectfully considered
by His Majesty. Probably there will be several
such proposed for debate in the House. We beg
ourselves, to suggest while amendments are in
order, the ACCESSIBILITY Of providing something
tangible in the way Of duties to be performed by
the Privy Council. Under the present organic
law. this body has really only an existence appar-
emily for the sake Of ornament, about the only
instance in which their advice and consent are
requisite to the Kings action being the granting
of pardons and reprievcs. And further we hope
to see restored the first Article of the Constitu-
ton of 1852, the grand significance of whose
words enunciates a principle which lies At the
foundation of free Government
'sGod hath created al men free and equal, and
endowed them with certain inalienable rights,
among which are life, liberty, and the pursuit oil
happiness
And lastly, we hope to see the principle d
direct ministerial responsibility 50 engrafted upon
our Government, that a failure by q Minister tc
retain the confidence and support of n majority III
the popular branch of the Assembly, shall be
held as an imperative cause for leaving office.
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NAvNL-The U. s. & California, Admiral Pen
mock, commanding the North Pacific Fleet, arrived on
Wednesday morning. The California is 1000 tons
displacement, and carries q guns The following is
RnAH AB~unAL-A- NJ PennOck, ComnAnder-In-Chie
captaia-J. C. p. De KAN, Chief Of Stan.
cki0 Eagiassr-M- Fletcher. Fleet Ergneer-
sssSsSs-T. ". Leach. Fxs; ssTEsoae
LfeSfsaazf cOamaaasr-w. B. Hon
Captain. II. Hgbse, FIeet Marine Officer.
LasstssSafIE Icy
EasSgH-E J. Arthur
Adaanars cIerk-w. A Liue.
oFFIcERs OF SHIP.
capeafa-J C. p. De Kraf, Commanding.
LsHf- co11a1"&sT-I'& ks@PG Executive osleer-
n rs sEtsTaaSc e. TERM 7''0s' W MASnAfd' A-N- Cults r.
MiaGhipmsa-A. Ward, W. NJ Irwin, C. d. Galway, D..
L. Wilson, I. :. Plunke', and J. c; Barnett
Isss.flsl ssS1.S@TJ. W. Ross
Assisfanf PagmasfsTI- C. Burnett
First Assaafszf Eagiass--G. E Tower
Sseoad Asxisf1nf EHgfnesr-A r. DiIoa-
Boafsrafa-H- P. Grace
GHaHer-C. Norm
carDenter-L- HAnse0m-
SsSsasSs c1srE1c. Z. Carey.
Payaasfers cL>rk-E- l. Talbot.
Flssf Psymasfsr'E cisrk-I-J. Talbot
Her Briftanic MLajesty's steam corvette Scout,
LOO tons, 400 horse power, arrived yesterday morn
ing from Victoria, vi. The following is a list Of
her officers
L7sNfSHaHs-Rober n. G. Lawson, William q. Clutter.
Eurk. Edmund n. Oldham. GeorEe Worth
WGrigarfuQ Northumberland 3 Capp-
LSTufru1nf MaTfHes-E- Roru-
cAapLaiH and Naual InsTEetoT-Reg. r c. Auridse. ma.
S~nygeoa-Raymond II. Carroll
observation-disclosures n. Clyma-
CkSf EngfnseT-RObert Madge-
Ear3g1fsS0 II. wsings.
Ias1sfaHf SugOeOn-John Jennings
Is.feGauf PaEu4SfeY-E- il. H. SaDditord-
FagfneeTs-Wm- Ban, John Taylor, Frederick W Hooper.
~GuaaeT-Prdersek Tuh-
Boafsgoin-Winia Donohue-
CarDeuEer-AMred Evans
ssff~kfDTa~u-Rdyard p. Tyzeke, John Ledgard, Cornwall
10 D. TroNer, Frederick p Graves, Joaeph II. p TharESrh,
iohu A. n. Fraser, Reginald de IA y. B. PeiTsr.
"sDagafiHg MidsAiPnsG-Inns ". Taylor.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. l..
ARRIVALs.

J. 12-stmr Kilasea. McGregor, from Hawaii and Mani.
12-schr Anne. Wood, from Hid. Hawaii.
12-Schr Mary Foster, West, from Hno, Hawaii
I2-Schr kinau, Mskahi, hOE AAikO, Maui
l2-schr Odd yellow, keoki, from Hlo, Hawaii.
1&-Schr Juanita. John Bull, frgn Waipio, Hawaii.
1S-U 3 steam frigate California, Rear Admiral A II
PennOck, IS days from San francisco.
15-Schr Fairy Queen. kaaina. from Hanalei, Kauai.
16-schr IA Moi, Davis. from Kahuiui. Maui
l6-Schr Netfie Merrill, Crane, from LahAina, Maui
16-schr Warwick. Kal : aia. I'm KaunAkakAi, Nolokai.
16-Schr UlAma. HatnM from Koua a Eau, Hawaii
liam stmr Nebraska n arding, days and IL houn
from San FrAncisdL
1I-H B Ms steam eoryette Scout, z p Gator, II days
from Victoria, VI.
1T-Sehr liafie, Nika, from NaWfiEii, Kauai
1T-schr Jenny, Lambert. from Wanna & K0oa, Kauai
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MEMORANDA.
PASSENGERS

= FRoM WISDwAaD PGRTs-Per KTauea, Jan I2h-J Kava-
fnagh, : Alexander, Henry Baldwin, George Gny. Miss A
Evervtf, Mrs Broekwuy, 3 = ChiningwoEth, viz and chill, J
w Gay, Mr. Ai0nA, and 81 deck.
FRoN HILo-Per Mary Poster, Jan. l2th-2 Masters Ly-
man, Miss n Coan, aud 10 deck.
FoR HuNBOLDr-Per Hezperian, Jan. 12th-MrA hwaL
FoR WINDwARD PoRTs-Per Knauea, jan I3th-Mr q T
Alennder, vile and 3 children, Miss Wight, Mrs Geo Roberts
and child. Mrs Hitchings, w % Smith. Kitty Makee, Alice
Makee, Capt Makee, II 7 Baldwin, wife and child. W II Corn
wei, vie and child A X Hapai, J r. Mill, Father Leonora,
Mrs Fhtner. Mss 2 ; Baldwin, Helen Thurston. Mrs Thurs
ton, II CornEeIl. Miss WIcke, z t Richard, Sam Parker, B B
tO'Niel, and s&s deck
- FRoM sAN FKAScTsco- Per Nebraska, Jan I7th-L Bren-
herman, X DeHas and wife, Mrs Mere, n II Stanley, Capt p
" Rollins, + III DimOud, Mrs Dimond, Willie Dimond, Wn
Duncan and vile, VIM Slsson, lie X SissOn, r W Lame, Wal
ser Hin, 8 In steerage, and . In Ianstu for Auckland.
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INsTALLATIoN.-At an assembly of Honolulu Com
msndery No. l, Knights Templar, held Thursday
evening, January 10Th, 1878, the following officers
were installed for the ensuing year:
EN-. COmmGndeT-Sir JnO. o. Dominis.
GeneTdIissimO-Si A. McDuf.
Capt GeHerdi-Sir w. C. Parke.
PreEdfe-Sir A. Mcintosh.
Sen. WGvden-Sir ID. Dayton.
jan. HGTden-Sir Geo Williams.
TTeGsuTer-Sir J. =. Walker.
RecOTder-Sir w. NJ. Wallace.
STANDARD BeGTeT-Sir Ed. Strehz.
StUOTd Bedrer-Sir Ed. Kistler.
WdTder-Sir II. X. HOLSTER.
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nEPARTuRRS.

an. Ii-2chr Ka Moi, Davis, for Kahulut, Maui
1t-Schr Prince, DoaEe, fer Kbna and Kau, HAWAII.
1I-Schr Nsttie Merrill. Crane. for LAhaina, Maui
I1-8chr Warwick, KAlaEaiA. fr KaunAkakai. MOI5kAi.
12-Am bgtn Hespertan. Wnkinson, for Humboldt.
15-Stmr kilaura, McGreg0r. for Maui and Hawaii
l3-5loop Live Yankee, Clark, tr Hama, Maui
I1-Sehr Annie, Wood, for Hho, Hawaii
13-schr Odd Fellow, keoki, for lilo. Hawaii
I1-Schr Mary Ellen, Jim, for Kohala. Hawaii
15-schr Active, HGpu, for Koloa, Kauai
1S--Schr KHAN, MAkahi, Zoe Mako, Maui
1-schr Juanita, John Bun, foe Pukoa. MolokaL
1S-echr Mary Foster, West, Tor HiIo, Hawaii
16-schr Warwiek, kaiaWaia, for kaunakakai, MoiokAL
1T-Schr Fairy Gueen, Kaaina- for HAnalei, Kauai.
1s-Am sfmr Nebraska, I Harding, hr Auckland.
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DIED.

sSoDaaAss-In this city, January I1th, Of hemorrhage. w.
KTaKPATzIcK SNoDoRAss, aged - years and s months. a
native of New York city He has resided in these islands for
the las - years u New York papers please copy
SaAw-In this CRY, January 12gh, suddenly, Mr.. JOHN
SHAW a native Of the United States, aged about co years.
resident Of these Islands for the last thirty years.
BEcx-Iu this city, January 15th, MARTIN BECK, aged so
years and ] moEths-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-01-18

We ARE requested to say that should any of
the census blanks left at the different houses in
this district not have been called for by the sub
agents, parties holding the same will confer a
favor by sending them tc the Office of the Board
of Education.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-01-18

WANT of space prevents our commenting to-
day on the constitutional amendments adopted
by the Assembly, and reported in our account of
the proceedings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-01-18

IT IS EARNESTLY to be hoped that the DAYS of
close corporation Governments are over. The
ring who for the past few years have managed the
affairs Of the country, have done 50 more in the
spirit of a corporation, whose interests were an
tagonistie to those of the community, than of a
Government DESTROYS of serving the interests of
the people and winning the co-operation of the
community in measures for the public good.
Acting in such a selfish spirit, the public we're
rarely taken into the confidence of the Ministry.
Plans which had to be brought before the Legis-
lature, were reserved to be sprung" upon that
body at the last moment. Appropriations were
sought for indefinite objects. to be diverted be-
tween sessions tn the furtherance of schemes
doubtless long in contemplation in the ministerial
cabals. y lofty and superciliOus Independence.
was constantly displayed in reference to carrying
out the views of the Legislature; objects for which
ample appropriations were made after full discus
sion had established their necessity, were ignored
for many months after the Legislature adjourned,
to suit the whims of Q Minister, or until the mo
ment arrived when its accomplishment would
further some ministerial project, or wonld be
f'Operated" 10 the advantage Of some %favorite.