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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcEs.--J. 81. BoscREs
soN have reduced tho prices or all goods In their
stock and now present to their patrons extraord,-
nary inducements. They have on hand boots, shoes,
trunks, hand bags, toy trunks, and many other ar.
ucles suitable for Christmas presents. Call and
see them. The firm Is to be changed after she Lee
of January, and they are determined to selllow,
and thereby make large and quick sales.
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.I,sTIoy sAIEs TINS DAY.

rpwARn q, ts0DDIN, SIX K. si.. cel,r ,rsisafoasss
sa,e of framed house m lot No. uvlsn go
coad street, beiwecs Jaeksca ssd lxyai'Ss
5cnoX 4 AUCTION. 10 a. ~ hoTses and sarsss
I, Turnerss sable, Frank iie street i.
BROSAUGH 81 TAYLOR, z. ., 3 hoase AaSss W.
lot ID Baters add itton. near Ian
THOMAS II. KgEsEE. Sslsht toss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

FLOWERS, everywhere and as al times regarded
az enbiems ef purity, are az
this festive season Of The year, when ali are
and happy. There II nothing more suitable 1or =
holiday present than FLOWERS whether sbioonins
on the growing plant or arrangea ~ tastal ooa.
auets. MORTON, corner Of MAIN ana 5hssefyo..s 0t
streets, has an abundant supply Of either, and u
prices to suit the tsnes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

PoL1oE Court, YEsTERDAY.-Justice =. j.
White presiding.-Isaac Perkins, charged
with assault and battery, was fined S5.
Rebecca Foster, charged with stealing a
watch and chain Of the value of 70 from
Archie Thompson, was found guilty and
sent to Jail for sixty days.
Henry Brown, charged with threatening
to kill bis wife, was fined $40.
Philip Lorenzo and his two soIs, Philip.
Jr., and Domini, were arrested upon the
change of threatening to beat Louis Altoni.
The alleged offence having been committed
In Henrico the Justice decided that ne hae haei
no jurisdiction. The parties were turned
oYer TO the county authorities,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

For CANDIES and CAKES, and beautiful Tors,
Suitable for both the girls ana boys. Z.
For RAIsrss, crTRoN, and MIScE-AkAri;
80 TO ID. CoLUMBUs's, 82l Rroads1eat
There you wilt find splendid display
OF suitable presents for Christmas. day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

Tre CASE AGAINST JAMES D. MoNTGoME-
,v-nyCISIoS OF THE SCPRExE CoURT.-In
tnr suprene Court OF Appeals yesterday the
on;r,on Of the court was rendered ln. the
case oil Montgomery cS. Commonwealth.
.Iut,e Staples was abScnt during the argu.
mont of this case III consequence OF lndlspo-
.i;ioD. and il was submitted to court com.
p,set OF ;he remaining four judges. Judge
Anderson delivered the opinion. The de-
,nuIrer 10 the indictment was oYerluled by
.JuSg, Guiyon, and he was as to that sus-
-,irrt by the court above. The ground OF
,ha demurrer was that the indictment did
no, in distinct terms charge that the money
altered 10 have been obtained by false pre-
,oncrs wa> obtained ''with the intent TO de-
,rgud." In the court below the prisoner
offered 4 special plea in bar, setting forth
that he had before been tried and acquitted
for the same offence, and alleging that he
ought not again TO be put in jeopardy. 10
tbi, Plea there was demurrer by the at
,orrcv for the Commonwealth, which was
Sustained by the Judge Of the Hastings
court. and the plea was rejected. The opin-
Jon Of the court below in this particular was
sustained.
In the second bill of exceptions it is re-
cited that the Commemorative attorney
a>Lcd witness the following question ::
For what did Mr.. Redtord wish him
Montgomery arrested:" to which the
answer was, For stealing ring" And
thcrcupon the prisoner, by his counsel, asked
the witness whether or not he knew that the
prisoner had been tried for the larceny Of
the ring. and also TO state the result OF that
trial. 70 this question objection being made,
the Judge Of the Hastings Court refused to
allow it TO be asked, to which opinion re-
iu>iu. the question the counsel OF the priSo-
Der excepted. Judges Anderson and Boul'
din concurred that there was error in the
opinion Of the Judge of the Hastings Court,
while judges MQncure and Christian slss.
tanned hlm. While ip some Of the States the
rule is that where the Court is equally di-
yide1, the judgment of the court below
Shall moi stand. In Virginia the reverse is
The rule.
Captain George D. Wise, counsel for the
prisoner, submitted motion for rehearing
before a ;ul bench, which motion was grant
I'd, and the case stands for argument upon
,hc disputed point early in January after
the holidays.
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THE BEST BOOKS OF PROSE AND poErRY, for old
and young; albums pocket, family, and oevotionai
bibles; hymn and prayer-books, chromos, writing.
desks, work-boxes and baskets, pocket-books card-
cases, inkstands. gold pens, games, diaries, fancy
goods-the best assortment ever seen-at 1918
Maiu street. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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h rpAssssa PRINTING Isxs.--AFe. Invite atten.
,.on,o ire beautiful aud useful TRAssyEH INKS
ti,st se asenow using. They are or
dpcsion. bat are already excessively ased by raia
road and steamboat companies, banks mcrenants,
and others The Inks that we are new tuf h.sniEs
are OF quality that can bs eepisd aay teugsn ess
tirs,e as.er being printed. VIII copy IN ertsnatr
5la,tar.pfess book. &
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THE VALUE OF FINE LAW PoISTs-J. c.
HEAD Discharged FROM CUsToDY.-J.C. Head
vas yesterday discharged from custody. &c
was short time ago found guilty OF Sc
cond offence of petty larceny, which is pun
iSLabe as felony. Being brought be-
fore the Police Justice to answer therefor he
pleaded guilty, and that officer, not knowing
ii vas his second offence, sentenced him to
confinement in Jail for thirty days. Shortly
sfrrwards the Commonwealth's attorney
came in and acquainted the Police
Justice with the fact that that was Heads
second otiere", whereupon the Police JUS
lice reconsidered his determination previ-
ouSly announced. and instead OF sending
him to Jail for thirty days sent him on to the
grand jury OF the Hastings Court for indict-
ment. He was indicted by the grand jury.
Upon being arrssned for trial he pleaded a
former conviction, aud the issue being joined
the jury found for him. He was then re.
turEed to Jail. But there being no order OF
the Police Court other than that be should
be held for appearance before the Hastings
Court, and that having been done, Judge
Gutgou yesterday ordered him to be released
from custody, which was accordingly done
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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Go to MoRTos's, corner
OF Main and Reservoir streets, and get living,
blooming plant for present to your wife or friends.
Nothing Will please them more, unless It be one OF
these beautiful baskets of arranged with
all the taste and skill which have made him famous
I'm thnt Iiua. 80. !E5-+.t= re. tW ~
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PEEsoNAL.--.Rev. w. W. Colby, a colored
man, who was educated at the Richmond
Theological Institute, has entered the mis-.
sionary field, and will sail In January for
Africa with Rev. w. j. David, Of ofMississippi,
under the authority of the Foreign Mission
Board.
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d. COLUMBUS, the premium confeclioner. re-
spec,tuly informs his patrons and all who were
not waited IN yesterday on account ef The great
crowd al his store that he has doubled his force
day, and everybody will be waited on promptly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

BEAuTIFY YOUR ROOMS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
And what will add more to their adornment than
basket of beautiful cut.fowars or plants In full
bloom. casting their fragrance into every nook and
corner of the houseP Go 70 MoRToS's aud see his
okn, p : . Z i
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER GOODS, GOLD
SPRcTACLEs ard eyeglasses, steel spectacies and
Eyeglasses, beautiful and substantial plated goods
| fancy goods, glove and Observation-Disclosures, gold
pens and pencils, gold toothDicss, at q. GESNET's,
1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

IT COSTS ALMOST AS MUCH to make fashionable
dress as It does to buy the material So, II you use
BuTTEnIcK's PATTERNS and cut and make Your
own you can dress much more stylish for the sapo
money than in any other way. Gfice Ninth and
franklin streets, .tf
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COSTLY SILVER WArcH.-James Reynolds,
charged with receiving one silver watch aud
chain OF the value Of twelve dollars, know
ing the same TO have been stolen, was on
lice.Justiee White. .'@ .'s
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I have araiyzed The Whiskey ktown under TIE TIE
bsand OF I. sELHcT,', controlled By Messrs. "
rEa d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, ana nia..
rREa PROM FrsiL on and other I'm pnitiiss. ana
recommend its rse for mediciaal and family pur-.
,,osss. ,sr,r i,.s,8 4. o. sfccAw, Nd,
3. Ls,e Professor Of Chemistry,
~ Medical College Of virginix-
Eax,,n,,t q 1872 - -
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Gre It preparations at ANToNI's, Mslu street.,
Great display at ANTOSl's- Main street.
Great Inducements ut ANToSI's, Main street.
Great barg.ins at ANToyl's, lain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

I will sell FIFTY CORDS SEASONED PINE WOOD
TO The poor ut the low price Of $3.50 per cord,
81 rs per half cori, aud IL per quarter cord, and
Clover Hill coal at 90 80 per 25 bushels, delivered
4, o. GARY,
No. I1s south Eighth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

FIRE.-The cheer Of holiday win be heightened
by feeding your fires swith the splendid kfnff1hg
wood and frce-burning coal soldby mr. y. Ba WArs:
KNs, at Ninth and Cary Streets at such lop prices.
Order IL now
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Ho. for ANToNI, the prince confectioner.
,ho, for ANToSI, the prince confectioner.
Ho. for aNToHr, the prince confectoner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

JUsT THE 1HSG.-For Christmas present what
would be more appropriate than net oe ahist-bct.
tons or studs, nice neck-sie or pair or fne hid
gloves, or salt OF clothes, oyercoat Or coupe
OF medicaied flannel shirts. or any one % tasosa
handsome things to be; found se e. d. sPExGx q
SONS for eentlemens wear. Z. B. SPENCE q SON
have on hand splendid line or cloths, cassimeres,
and festings, for their custom.work, 1Aseh they
are making mp at the very lowest living pricss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

If you wisha a pretty doll,
TIzZISI has some f.r Fannie and NoII.
Remember to go before It is too late,
kndleaye him Your orders for cake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

Srw-YRaa,s .Asps-beautifal deslsu us--on dua
R,ts,of board prinsed at Dfspateh printing
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Santa Claus's headquarters at ANgoNI's.
Santa Claus's headq aarters at ,ANToSrs.
Santa Claus's headquarters at ANTONI's.
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ABLEssING TO hrnanitG ia what DT. HULL BULL
cogGH sYaUr can vel he tsrtsee, Tor y .sas aone
,sare rooas Already than any other medicine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

IF-you wish some Christmas candy,
PIZZINI b s 1t very handy.
If you wish French fruits andpop-kisses,
PIzzINI has them for poys and misses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

Look out for santa Claus at ANToNrs.
Look out for Santa Claus al. ANTosfs.
Look out for Santa Claus 1t ANToNfs.
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LAY In your Christmas supplies at once, and so
to PIzzINI's, where you Ni l find freLch and Amer
lean candles at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

ANToNr's, Main street; ANToNi's, Main street.
ANToNI's, Main street !; ,ASToNI's, Maia street.
ASroNI's, Main street; ANToSI's, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

ANNUAL PASSES for railroad and steambpa
companies printed In first. cless style at Dtspatch
tfuo- -hhusa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-19

/ ,CHRIsTMAs Goops.A W. D. BLAIR d Co.'S.
We are now abundantly supplied with the follow.
ng seasonaDle goods: 5ts ~
SCOTCH WHIsKEY, FRENCH eRAsDhEss !
HOLLAND GIN, FINEST IEAs,
tJ.N.IoA Rum .4PPLEBRANDY,
largo assortment OF imported Condiments, and =
variety OF old and carefully y.seiected Whiskeys ~
mode rate prices. W.sD. BLAre q Co,
. 3.9lEalS-aSs. lsi Niaiil and Aain stret ts. II
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Big crowds are beginning to attend PIzzrsr's,
and II you wish hin 70 make your cakes. or pnr-
chase your Christmas good things there, go before
tt 10 too afo Z. +
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PICKED AND WASHED CURRASTs, raissns, nuts,
cltron, and other good things for cake, 1t Piz-
zINfS.
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DOLLS j! DOLLS with long and short hair-of
every sIze-at PIzzrNrs. 1-
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ORANGES, ORANGEs.-PIzzINr has them small
and large, and sweet and Juicy.
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STYLISH, RELIABLE, ECONOMICAL,
BUTTERIcK's PATTERNS,
atthe WHsELgR & WILSON bulldog.
= sUl Ninrn and Franklin streets.
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CALI EARLY and hsve yoae aeSEw-rsAn's CARDS
nrfn,ed at the DtspaseA psiasin -heuse. 4
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Having furnished large number Of PrcruREs
OF tie Rev. ). T.. BURROWS and his beloved eon-
sort previous to his leaving our city we are now
prepared to furnish these BEAUTIFUL PICTURES
to persons who hsve not obtained copies or them a
prices bringing them within the reach OF all.
So JOHN, w. DAVIES & SON.
"LFEn Gallery December IL, 1874.
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/, CAL1roRSrA PEARs.-Go 70 PlzzrsI's and get
some of this delicious fruit y.
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Ia.
yinced him that the young men are very
easily reached. 80.
Rev, A. G. BIedsoe did not mean in his re.
marks last night. to convey the idea that
Young men are more deprayed than other
people, but that they are exposed to-;
SOME PECULIAR TEMPTATIONS. as'
They are not worse than old men, but need
to be especially looked after and helped
that their steps may be guided Alright.
Professor Dreher read an interesting let.
r-from one of the Faculty Of the UniYer-
sity Of Michigan on the work amoag college
students.
Rev. DR.. Granbery said that q practical
point to be considered was bow TO organize
associations where nonaexist- to make
the Christian people Of the various HoWns
and cities see that besides their churches they
need Christian association.
Mr.R, C. Morse said that there was no
patent method of meeting objections and or.
eanizing associations. Each case must be
met on its own merits, and each association
must do it's own work in the way best suited
to it's own surroundings. He thought that
eyery association should undertake some dis.
tinctiye religious work for the benefit OF
the young men who 60 to no church. -
Rev. George a. Hal! said that the peculiar
work of q Christian association is to watch
for and catch up work that no church
is likely to do, such as union prayer. meet
ings, work In the prisons, almshouses, &e.,
open.air meetings, and labors generally
among the poor and destitute. He gave an
exceedingly interesting sketch OF
TIE ASSOCIATION IN WASHINGTON
its "sociables," prayer-meetings, library.
reading.rooms, lecture course, DC. They
sometimes get some distinguished man TO 81.
low them in his name TO invite seyenty-1ye
young men to his house, and after they have
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.,n.y DECEMBER 1s, 1874

and pleasant. "
re, Of Thermometer al GAx pissdtch ooacs
hs-'G' Y D.n.rnL,r Is. lSI&
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january 1s, 1872.
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hearts content in furniture with the various
fine chances offered us. Try Gathright. 4
RoBERr HAROLD, 1919 Broad street.
Vases. Bohemian and other glass toilet sets,
writipg-desks W ork. baskets and boxes, brack-
cts, mantel.ornaments also, q great variety
of TOYS of all kinds, china and tea.sets, doll
furniture, &c. Mr.. Harold has grown TO be
veteran OF the toy.tTade. For three gene.
rations he has gladdened and surprised and
felicitated the children. The toys do things
for him that they do for nobody else. His
hand is magical. and they spring at his very
foncb. He must be a happy man. The
| children idolize him. Come In, little chill
dren. Harold is ready for you. a
J. q. LlpscoNB g. Co., 1910 Franklin street.
Here the proprietors take US by Offering US
whiskey from the mountains, "sound, pure,
land mellow That ought TO do for Christ
mas. Such tempting description Is irresisti.
BILE. ~ ,ona..,, yUo
sbonId saw Ferrandini's art was mongstthe
most elevated. He deals with the head
clone Heis devoted to the public In sell.
sacrifcing respect. He will dye for any
man He will In humane spirit, conceai
badness, and give to gray and crisp beard the
lojoss and hue OF youth and comeiiness. de
makes heads shine, gives to the Ws1nkiea
/ face the air and twist Of matured MANHOOD.
4 we wonder at Ferrandinrs arr. he IS
1 GREAT man. He can even improve the grace
and Ioyeiiness Of woman. One Wouio hafo'y
). lbaiieye ii, but it is so. Long liYe t'eFfan-
dini. See his advertisement.
HAYWOOD & RITTER, Governor street
iTbis old esta blishment is one Of the iarges.
& in the city. Furniture of all kinds may pt
had there. Extension-t and that new
/ article. the extension-louBge e-indeed, al
u sorts Of parlor aud chamber and once ius |,
!, Initure may be had there. Purchaser can,
3 be mistaken on going 10 Harwood y RI.ter's
n. II. JaaEs, 1864 Main stree: atr. Jalhe
heads bis advertisement 6 Tip-Top,V but o
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&" LOOK HERE, UPON THIS PICTURE,
AND ON THAT"

1t is well understood that this Journal has long
believed that the place for the Chancellor of this
Kingdom is in his Office. If the person holding
30 prominent a position finds it irksome, it may
be gracefully resigned. Such a course would win
the respect of all lovers of fair dealing; while to
Lold the position and to draw the salary to be
spent abroad is not thought TO be nicely honest.
Then, on the other hand, it is difficult, when
dynasties change annually, to keep an absent
Chancellor fully posted on our policy. We feel
the need of telegraphic communication very keenly
just DOW. Who knows the complications that a
lack of harmony between a travelling Chancell or
and His Majesty's Cabinet, as TO a policy, may
bring about. Read the following and reconcile
the policies if you can, reader! Policy OF THE
ADMINISTRATION. "-(See Gazette of Feb. 25.)
80" We are given to understand that on one
important point which has caused much Dispute
tude in the native and part of the foreign mind,
the King and ali his Cabinet are agreed as one
man. No cessiOn of territory will ever be pro-
posed by them on any ground or pretence what
ever "- We have wasted much valua-
bic time in ~lruitless endeavors to secure a treaty;
let us then in future attend to the development of
our productions and our commerce on a ~self-reli-
ant and independent basis, leaving the next over
lures for a treaty to be made from the other side
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RErour o. scu1oSEH G. " wAED, BrcK~aS, MAsTEE-
Lea Holalui1 O. uc 5Ist % January 1874 Sighted Wssh-
inxtau Island on the 6h q February, a. a ~, and Enier-
barry Island on the I2th, az , r ~ Len The latter islapt br
Baarrrs CD TIE 18th. where ue arrived al ? ? y on the lSth-
Ln Baksr'- Er u8walIs ca the Isih, arriving there the Eame
dav. Iar UouIlud's Island for Houolulu ou the lIth-
sehteI The leland % Oahu on Saturiay. March lfth, Al 2 ? -
amd came into port the next day Have had eastery wintH
ueariy an the time stree havu- this port
The nI0uiuE vessels have toachei a. the Guauo Islands
Nov -. 1873. Ac5rs Barnes. Alien, clean Dec y, james Al
Isu- Kelly. clean Dec .. ~Josephue. long, clean Jan s, ls5a,
Europa. McKeuze, clean Jan u, Illinois Fraser, elsaa FEB
10. e. George- knggles, % barrels sperm and 10 barrels Wax
Oh .ilrs having IIouoiuiu- The bark Herman sailed hun
Bakers Island. Jan l1, With J2 t1rE Euano ship TOpgalaut
sailed from EndeTbuy Island, Jan 3. Etth lZ7 tons guano-
EEPoRr OF BARK HoEULELE, SHEPHERD. MAsrEE-
Said from san Francisco On the evening n the 9Th q Fsb.
with a light breeU- from the 81, whch Increased 70 4 gale On
the 18th GA the Ist, wind from NV very light, and then
hauling 20 the eastward, ard Light The balance 81 the passage
until sighting M0iokai then q fresh breeze from NV with
rsin-auved on the 18Th, - DAYS passage-
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D MaRcH p. -.


rHE Snim arrivals dsring as last EeskaHs
On the Isth, the German bark LoEtss = GesrgiH', from
Liverpool. via Tahiti. % T ~ Davics. she win -ail shortly 81
N. Navigator Islands and bad Er Hamburg
On the 18Th, The mail steamer cry ef MeiboHrHS-s days
froa san Franasco. % n. Ha1kkd a CO. agents. and sailed
90 the Isth Er sydnsy, taking sone freight. Also, on the
sane dag. The HaEaiaa bark IA Moi, I22 days from Brsusea-
O. n. HaekEd a Co Ele WI load wih a rrtaTu cargo 6r
Brsmsn- Also, The srhooncrs e. ~ Had, from the GGla'
Islands, 10 ?. = Pratt and The CisraHHt ApiTHi, ff1m a
enaise, viii 90 barrels sperm OIL % Chas- LouE
On The Isth, TIE HawaHan bark HotEfsis, D. days from
saa Fnaeiseo, with a fan cargo % c. Brewer a Co she VIII
bad 6r Victoria b. e.
The departure. have heen-Oa the 18Th, J. q FaHiHtarg
6r Portland, and The b.g TsHnsT 6r PORT ToEnsend-
On the ITth, the Z. : saip Tu'earora, on a surveying
cruise.
On the soA, tn sehooaer May fr Tahiti
BY latest adEIess from the Coast We quote a. bhows
srsaE-The Cau6ma Refinery i in receipt q tao earzoes
. ,n- T Ss1s s s9as .. sss. ' sas ,ss 1 Psei aaPP p 10. 10 saS Sslst " We
qaots Hawaiian grocery grades At slGI0ie-
MoL~s-sE--HaWalan quotable AZ z2i2S0c-
C0FEEE-Has an upward ~tendancy, and Is quoted a. pc.
RfcE-An improvement uoteI both in price AMI demand.
China quoted at s2s5 ard Hawaiian az TiGsc-
PULU-ouoted at &c.
nlBEs-NarSet steaiy At lT@I7i hr dry, and sailed at
wHALEa. RErOSrED-By the q. 81 ward, from the guano
Islands, the 6noWing vessels are reported
Nov. 2s-Aeors Barnes, clean.
Dec. 2l-James Aneu,
Jan S-E1ropa,
Jan. IG-Iuinols. "
Feb- IO-sr George. 60 Sperm. 10 Baeka.h Oil
The bark Hermann sailed from Bakers ISLAND. Jan T.,
The ship TorEaHanr. saHei from Enderbury Island, JaH. .,
with 1877 tens Of EuAno- ,
The whaling bark Marengo is reported at KeaIakeakua Bay
with 100 barrels sperm oil.
The whaling bark Mount waHo.ton. which arrived to-day
from a cruise, clean, report. the sa Breeze at Marquesas,
clean