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A NNUAL MEETING.

The fourth annual meeting Of the ST0ChHtTygt.HD-
TIRlNG COMPANY win be held at me ONCE OF
John H. Montague on MQND>1 the Zist aas oi
lime Instant. at g O'Clock +. NJ. ,.,,.
'u'e' JOHN II. MONTAGUE, President;
Wy r
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DARNES's HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA,

j. j. BARNES, PROPRIETOR,
will opeu for the season the FIRST OF JUNE.
The tables VIII he supplied With all the oeilcac'ess
of The sait-wa CIR section aud .very attention ta.o
, 70 on FOR ,a,hina. my 20 Am
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ME- HOOPSKIRTS AND BUSTLES, IN
new styles, ut rjeIOI SYCLE BROTHERS..
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DOARDING.-I am prepared TO take a
ID Fl " BUARDERS by the week or month. My
rooms are pl asanl and nicely furnished Location
elevated and desirable. anu table well supplleu.
cruns moderate, anu hest references given. Au
dress Mrs. NJ T, Box 1874, Staunton, Va.
- jc l2-1w*
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A FTON HOUSE.
THE BUFFALO SPRINGS,
THE VARIETY SPRINGS,

FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM sTAUNToN
(cars stopping at the doorh on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. This r't@
- ,.= WATERING-PLACE, s@
situated In the mountains of Virginia, at an eleya-
ton Of 1000 feet above the level CT The sea, offers
both to invnlids and nefure.seekersa rare c0mbl-
nation OF atrlctiors In the variety and excellence
of the mineral waters, the heal ny ana deightfnl
nature OF the climate and the unrivalled lnagnif-
cerce of The surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs include the three distinct
classes of alum, chalyheate, aud healing. the
aun wafer Is shown BIZ aciull analysis to he fully
equal to that Of The RockbrIdge Alum. The chaiy-
cpllence. Ample experience In tue use Of these
waters has fully established their great curative
properties. They have made many wonderful
cures, audare 'st admirably adaptedto The tr.at-
mcnt OF dyspepsia, liver disease, consipai Ion
scrofua, eryspelas, cntineous diseases. Deuragla
rheumatism diseases OF the urinary and generutiye
| organs. miadles peculiar to the tema e SEX, and
q neral debility There are few forms of chronic
disease that would not either BE- entirely cured or
greatly meme fitted by their judiclous use.
Plunge or SHOW EH-B arhING in the heal
irg water free OF charge.
he nights ara ccoi and pleasant In the hottest
weather, and the clmlte Is Saubrious and lnSlgo-
rating.
Tile scenery IS truly MAGNIFICENT. Fliott's Knob,
4.44S feet above tide wter level the highest noun,
tain III Virginia, IS in full view or the MOTEL, ana
not more than three mile s from II. go
Good music. crOGuet. ana bO@Gg.a alley VIII con
trnte TO the amusement Of guests Besides, horses
modaiions good ami comfortable. Th" wnole VIII
be opened Tor visitors on the 9TH OF JUNE.
Board per dav, SO; per week, SO: per month OF
thirty days, $50. Children under twelve years old
For circulars with analysis Of wlter. cerif ca'e OF
cure &c. write 10 the prOprietors or apply to the
Dispatct Office, Richmond, :, pr,opyss
nv al -pod-lm PIonric'ors.
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BOARDING AVID LODGIN7.

DERMANENr OR DAY BOARD CAN
( be obt;iuc; nv npp'yireat he desirab'y-l0caicd
resienc. of the subscriber, !06 east Grace street,
Ia 1I3ix Mas W. G. TITRPIE.
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
i WEST VIRGINIA, famous for Its Alternative
waters ami fashionable patronage. will be opened
OH NAY 18TH.
l. CHARGES TO JULY l.
Monthly. ,............,..$2 90 per day
WeeEIy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so per day
FOR MONTHS JULY AND AUGUST.
Nouthlv ....,..,.S2 SIS per day
Wcotiv Observation-Disclosures 90 per day
MaSOU-HAtE md FANCY BALLS VIII bc
given on the most liberal scale OH the 2lst July,
and on the 4th 9Th, AMI 26,h OF August. When
The entire area of The immense building, upwards
of 400 feet In length, win be thrown open on these
festive occasions
We are making Important and expensive I'M
| prnyc,nenfs IN building and logging accOmmodl.
tor s. Including new >PRI >G-B DIS. &c:
! descriptive pamphlets obtained OF PUhCELL'
| LADD & CO., Richmond, Va.
GEORGE l.. PEYTON & Co.
rov1S-Jm PrOpretnrs.
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QUESTION: Where can buy xa
W good SHOES for myself or chill ea21EeS
dreu III low figures, bull 70 ade OF good material!
Answer: AT the factory No. 2l5 Broad street.
between Secsnd and Third, where nothing but city.
N Ade goods are sold.
ROOTS foered to order for only %. se ID
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HEALING SPRINGS
W.. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
DIR. NJ. h. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
BATH COUNTY. VA

BATH COUNI1, VA
THIS deservedly popular summer resort WIN %. ee
ceplion OF visitors by the unGer: tEned, VINO MS
spent the besr part of his lifetime IN
and feels satisfied he VIII be able IN render ehtiie
satisfaction to all who may favor HIM Win then
,Datronsg. and sustain The reputation these sp!lnss
have Yninei win plea sure seeSt rs Ms WEI q, 'noe
who seek the use of .he wafer for meaicihai pui'
poses. :. r,r+,s
who Wish 10 make this their home for the suHtnei-
say three months, W.T.,
For pamphlets and circulars giving more mi
nu:e description OF the Springs and the way vi 80
ling 70 them, Apply 10 Messrs. PURCELL LApp u
CO.. Ii Ich N ond, or me al the Springs. het Sou
tickets to Covlagton from ali points. "heee .s III
Will be close connection with nne >tf4e hut "a
rect 10 the springs over beautiful nountain toau.
Parties p,eferripg private coDveyanc"s can say
Them By telearsphing to the proprietor ~ "e
Sir. 3. II. QrAnLEs, OF Richmond. VIII furnish
all particuar, 1tiaIiye to the waters and board.
mylSIm w. H. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR.
xTF9w RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
IN SPRISGS. GILES COUNTY. VA-SEAsus
OF S75.-This charming summer resort 80 AYR s,~sr
ahiy SHOWN. and ST. uate on the banks OF SeH TO-
near the highest point OF he All, ghany mounsa NE
will be open for The reception OF visitors Oh ING
corn OF JUNE, 1875 A com or,able four,hot,se
ach will leave New River drpof, on !hs Atl. ,ast
Mississippi aud 0hiora,lroad, for me sprnss sS'I.
auc. IA mIiesJ after the arrival of the eocH y.
II. traiu, TUESDAYS, THURSDAY land Sal NJ Ia s,
DAY. Visitors will find good accommo4l'iopHs it, a.
the Wool WINE ROUSE" New hiSer oe m The
sic, good livery, daily mall aud pos''opiee - VIZ
TERMS: Board per day. %: bo,rd p. week, alS
hoard per month l2S days, S3e Cniorena rem ss.I,
ten aud servants half price special rates haus Vs.
families tor boat d for the season. ,,,-
DIR. w. B. sINcLAIR. OF baltimore. resident pn5-
Eslclan. EGGLEsIoN & TYLER. propri.;!!9.!s,; ia
po.t.oflce address Esglss1ns sar rrss ., JoaS
N Tyier Co. Il KichmocC, Va. j 9.EdM.n!
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s:,tesss. SHoI:s. &c.

JUSr RECEIVED. A SECONDIESp
81 SUNNY Of the celebrated NEWARkHES
Shoes for gepticmeu. such as GOAT andy ~
GALE PRINCE ALBEaIS, GOAT and
GALE STR AP-TIES. have paced on my counter
lot of shoes which AIN going 10 sell ut less thah
cost. Can and procure II bsI gain ut
~ w. l.. W. TAYLOR'S,
mv24 Fourth and Broad streets.
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AMlIHEM EN,Th.
FAIRS AND FEASTS.

I AIDES FAIR.-The ladies' CONNECTED
4 ! With UNION STATION METHODIST
CHURCH, on Twpnty-fourth street. Union Hill,
viii omen Il FAIR on iUr SDAY MIG HIT Mkt
the 9Th In taut, in The lecture room OF he church.
he proceed ds If the Fair Will be used IN repairing
ana I, ing he church. 1e 14-2t"
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NAT NOTTINGHAM LACES AN q
LACE CURTAINS reduced In prices at
f. 10 sYCLE BROTHERS,.
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MEETINGS.


", y. RATcLIFFE, 1oN A. NJ, groceries, souna.
"A cow.I&c
HEADQUARTERS
RICHMOND CoMMASDsRY,No -"
RICHMOND, VA, June IL 1870.
nRDERS No. 37.-1. This COM NJ
~ maud with assemble at st. Albums *
n all on MONDAY the ] 'h instant. az ~
Nv O'clock 2. NJ, In FULL-DRksS hnu
rrsrIpNEST, with fatgne-caD cover ON
attached to sword bet for pilgrimage 10 bostoh 10
.. The lines will be formed within 1--WE minutes
of the time above designated and hnlgnts wiz see
The .,rportance Of being prompt.
DS o'si - Il L. BASS. Captain General.
Attest: GEORGE K. PACE, Rec0rner. le 14.1s
MASONIC NOTICE. The mem ~
ISl hers OF LOGE FRANCHISE, No. 90, Xxx
are requested to attend a stated meeune a., "a
Washington Hall. on Broad between nlntn n.a
tenth streets, THIS EVENING nt1 o'c9cA:; WILL
oficers for the ensuing year WILL be eieciea. 81
Masons in COED standing are fr:iernaiiy infheu "
h. nresent, Ry order Of The " III.
PnTEkFtELD, TKuNT, secre!aly.
JUNE IA, A. l.. 1915, A. D. 1910. 1e l4-!.-
ArOTICE.-A called meeting OF the FE'
| ~ MALE HUMANE ASSOCIAT1oN.o or Ricf,
mond will he held Mt the asylum, ,0rner Le,gh anu
| Seventh 81 rpeio, THIS AFTERNOON, al D CLOCK.
| a fnIi attendance Of members !. requested, by
| order of the PRESIDENT. LUCY U thEma,
! lA.ltk 90 O,aL -
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ME- FIyEHUNDRED CORsETs JUST
opeurd at so and 6Oc. worth fully 81 at
je 10 f S1SLS On"
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ME- GREAT DEDUCTION IN MAT.
TINHs, FLOOR and TABLE.O1tCLOTnS;a a.
lilo oYCLE BROTHERS..
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w HAMBURGH EMBROIDERIE5
aud COTTON TRIMMINGS cheaper than the
rhean.st nj : Cie l0l SYCLE BnOThERS.
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nON'T PAY % FOR A Gal. |
~ TER when you can buy acity-msde sae "a
one for 81. Don't pay 81 for snoe when sou can
buy one tor IS. This Is true; II You don't believe
IT, 20 to The factory, 215 Broad street between sec
ond and Third. Nothing but EoS se s s
mr. tSSs1. INV AZ se16
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a full course in both the Harvard and Columbia
College law schools, fregarded as the first in
America) from the latter of which lie graduated
with honor in May 1873, under the Presidency OF
Prof. Dwight, who has the reputation Of being
one Of the best international lawyers in the
States. Mr.. Castle has also spent several years
in the Offices Of distinguished lawyers with large
business in the commercial metropolis of the
Union. We are informed that he has not &C
cepted the invitation to the post of Attorney
General Of this Kingdom without advice, and nota-
bly, that Of one who has been deemed competent
to fill the position of Attorney General Of the
United States, and who represented that govern
ment in the Geneva arbitration-as well as the
advice Of other eminent lawyers who should be
good judges Of legal qualifications.
1t has been remarked lin a depreciatory tone)
that the coming new official . has yet to make
himself thoroughly acquainted with Hawaiian
and especially international law" We should
say that every one who comes here from abroad
10 practice law has to study the local laws, as
well as the practice and usage of the Courts.
Mr.. Castle, although he has the advantage of o
previous acquaintance with the language and the
people of Hawaii. will in other respects be pro-
DdUly no DctIeF on tnau those VINO nave pEeceutu
him under similar circumstances. International
law, on which 30 much stress Is laid, is one of
the studies Of the law schools bat unless the
graduate is called to a position which demands
its exercise, it is very much like other studies, in
which, however perfect we may have been at one
time, we are liable to become rusty unless re-
duced to practice. That the proposed new At
torney General should require to be specially
posted in international law, is probably no more
true of him than it has been Of every predecessor
in the Office, who has gone to it from a local prac-
tice. We have said that Mr.. C.. is young. So was
Mr.. Ricord, the first Attorney General of this
Kingdom. W. l.. Lee was Chief Justice and
Chancellor at W. r. Castles age, and was his
junior by two years when called to the Bench.
1t is questionable whether either of these gentle
men, and others whom we might name in Hawai-
ian legal history, had enjoyed better advantages
or had more experience in the practice of the
law than has Mr.. G..
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THE ATTORNEY GENERALsHIP.

By the steamer which left here November -, a
telegram was forwarded to Mr.. William r. Cas-
tie, at New York (son of the Hon. S. y. Castle,
of this city, inviting him in the name of the
King to the vacant position of Attorney General.
The steamer of the 18th instant brought Mr..
Castles reply, also by telegraph, signifying Lis
acceptance of the post, and stating his intention
to leave New York for Honolulu during the month
of January.
Mr.. castle is Hawaiian by birth and sympa-
thies, and though yet young-we believe he is
under thirty-already bears a high reputation
among the legal fraternity of New York, as a
close student. He has enjoyed the advantages of
uaE sOuEru- 4 81 uyg Iy- as. us =
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IMPORTS.

FRoH sAN FRANcIsco-Per Mikado. Dec I7th-3z pkg.
mise to G West; 9 cs do 10 His Majesty the King; 1 do do to
Co; 10 do stoves TO Segelken 81 Co; 6 do mdse 10 G. T. Williams;
2 cs do, Ibxapples TO J II Black; So pkgs mdse to Dillingham; s.
pkgs mdse to Order; 10 do DO to ii May 1 do do IOT A Lloyd;
IL cs do to Hofschlaeger & Cos IL do stationery TO ID NJ
Whitney; 40 pkgs mdse TO Cue Yuen Il CO.. Is do do to Win
Woo Chong, 3 DO do to schaefer & Coz 80 do do, 100 SKIS -four
60 Sing Chongj 2 cs mdse TO Ehlers Il Co; 40 pkgs do, 200 SKIS
rs pigs mdse 20 Castle & Cooke 2 sks pstatoes to J 7
WaIeIhousei 1 pkge mdse TO A II Spencer; 2 c. books to
10 G c Mclean IL do DO to Lyman Bros; 10 cs cigars, l Csc
thermometers 20 Brewer & Co; 81 doz brooms 10 Z 2 Adams;
1 bx saddles to DR. Endersi 3 cs drugs 10 DIR Hutchinson
FRoN San FRANcIsco-Per City Of San Francisco, Dec
lsths-20 bxs apples, Z SKIS beans, 81 pkgs mdse to II May; ?
hbIs and 2 bxs bottles, 2 pcs timber, l bS eorks and labels, 1
pigs mdse to Hackeld & Cos IL c. mdse to Wilder & Coz l bX
do 10 W G Cutter; 5 IS cartridges To L Lack 1 do books TO IL
VI Whitney; l 10 mdse 10 W Jarrett; 40 pkgs mdse to Grin
baum s. Coz ! csk blocks, 20 coils rope 10 BOlles & Cos % SKIS
potatoes, 10 do onions, I pkgs mdse, l DO seeds TO Friei &
Lame Is pkgs mdse TO Youin Quoni l csc mdse, 20 coils rope
10 PIERCE & Coz 5 pkgs mdse 10 II Leadbetieri p pigs iurni-
rure TO e E Williams Is cs mdse, 19 pkgs mouldings and
blinds to T II Davies o cs mdse 10 Dillingham; & Cos SO SKIS
Hour, 2 c. mdse TO J Il Waterhousei 80 Pkgs mdse TO VI Nc
Inemy; 2 bxs books 20 Rev A Sturges; 4 cs mdse 10 / Rich
arison; 100 sks -four to + P Adams l csc mdse to W L Green
I 20 . ~ 20 een sos / csc 81 books X to Rev l. Lyons; / pkg mdse
10 DIR SIcGrew / do do to s l. Austin; l do do to } II Hare.
FaoM SAN FRANcIsCO-Per d c Murray, Dec 1slh-4Opkgs
mdse TO G & McLeani 4 cs books TO Board Of Educaiioni lE2
pkgs groceries. 30 sks -four to Mossman & SOM 400 do do, 55
tins crackers, 81 pkgs groceries, 2 sewing machines TO Mcln-
tyne Bros 100 bales hay. 100 cs coal oil, 200 bgs bran, 400 bbls
lime. 1000 posts, 2 c. mdse TO Brewer & Co; 62 SKIS -four, S
balls bags, / pkg mdse TO Hackfeld a. Coz ] do DO to Thos G
Thrumi coo SKIS -four. Is chests tea TO II May 400 SKIS flour
TO Bodies d Co; 30 pigs mdse 20 | Richardson, 2 tanks gaso-
line 10 A Herbert; % pigs mdse 10 Castle Cooke 2cs paper
20 Wilder & Cos 2 Pkgs mdse TO t IL Davies 3 do do TO Z
strehNi 5 CO drugs TO DIR Honmanni . pigs maset 10 IL j Nohe;
20 pkgs tobacco 10 Hyman Bros SO cs bread 10 Z 7 Adams;
S cs mdse to s Magan; so bgs potatoes, Is do onions 10 Brewer
q Co; 2 csks cToekeIy 10 Friel x Lame 10 bs tobacco 10
Inspector Of Stores; > merino rams TO DIR Wight; IL DO do 10
Dr. Trousseau; 2 bNs mdse TO Capt HobrOni 5 do tobacco to X
o c; so do hre crackers to w W " 2cs powder TO billing
ham & Co; 3 pkgs mdse to NJ McInerney.
FRoM TAHIrI-Per Giovanni Apiani, Dec 20th:-4 bags
specie, - eoeoanuts, cords hrewOOd TO Chas Long.
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MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF - CITY OF SAN Francisco, I NJ LAcHLAS,
CONNANDER.-Left San Francisco December 10Th, al l O'Clock
y IA. Experienced moderate weather I'LL Wednesday, the
18th, then had strong head winds and heavy squalls, also vivid
Lightning thence TO port moderate easterIy and Sc winds.
Friday the I7th, at noon, passed a bark supposed to be the ID
c Murray. Arrived at HonoluIu December 18th. at 3 30 a m.
REPoaT or BARK ID c MURRAY, A FULLER, MASTER
Len San Francisco Nov S0th, at II a m, in tow ofsol Thomas.
First three days out weather very unsettled, with plenty rain
and fresh winds from 5 with very heavy sW sea. The next
i've days fine weather and with light winds from n and work
ing 10 the E. Next seven days wind moderate between L and
Sc with fine weather and occasional rain squalls, and then it
hauled to sW light and battling. Dec 18th, ct noon, was passed
by a steamer supposed to be the City Of San Francisco bound
the same way.
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O
n

FaoM SAN FRANcIsCO-Per City Of San Francisco, Dec 18th
Misses c and NJ Richards, Miss A J Alister, Miss 5 ii Bur
haus, w W Han, II Schmidt, A W Lester, X } shipley, Chas
West, Mrs Leadbetter and infant, Mrs Carson, Mrs Heas, Paul
MauIy, 1 A Collins, II Thompson.
FaoM San FRASCIsCo-Per ID c Murray, Dec lsth-HOn
X p spalding and wife, Mrs Tucker, Miss ; Campbell. X Nj
Fuller, IL WeTItz, J W Kirkley, I W Davis, w Franzen, VIM
Gertz-
FoR sYDNEY-Per City OF San Francisco, Dec 1sth-Thos
Dunham-
FRoN WISDwAKD PoRTs-Per Kilauea, Dec 1sth-HIs
MAJESTY THE KING. Mr. Sit Moon, w Lidgate, Miss Lii. ID l.
WInchester, G. Davis and wife, Miss Rowell, His EN % Dom
inis. Miss Bond, q c Williams and wife, C F Barker, Misses
X and n Make, Miss f LIpoa, f DelemaT, J P Green, W +
Sharratt. Mrs ThnrstOn, Mrs Todd. J Hart, + Preston, III A =
Carter, Judge Fernandez, Mrs COekett. Mrs Taylor, Miss hu-
kuna, Kia NahaOlelua aud wife, and IS deck.
FROM TAHITI-Per Giovanni Apiani, Dec 2Oth-Capt } L
Cock, Jno Best, Chas Boyle, ThOs Boyle.
FoR KAUAI-Per Klauea, Dec 22i-Cap Ross, II II Webb,
Mrs II Leadbetter and child, F Wiebke, Judge McBryde and
I children, W o Smith, Nj Davis, Mrs Mcshane, and about
IS deck.
FoR San FRASCISCO-Per Bonanza, Dec 23d-s l. B0iey'
E NJ O'Sulhyan-
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TIE Discovery OF THE SOURCE OF THE Nile
The New York Tunes calls attention to the fact
that Mr.. Stanley can lay claim to having won the
great prize of African exploration-the right to be
recognized as the discoveTer of the true sources OF
the Nile. Says the editor: Stanley's fame is safe.
He has found the true fountain OF the Nile in the
river Shimecyn. Livingston never saw q drop OF
water that belonged to the Nile, and the diScov-
cries of Speke and of Baker, important as they
were. have been interpreted and completed by the
hold American who has finally grasped the prize
which aas cost so many precious lives, and which
has eluded so many gallant and perseYering efforts.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AoOtttiser
SATrRDAr. nEcEmRER %

a MERRY CHRISTMAS TO friends and patrons
al! The fight Of time has again brought us to
the season Of good cheer aud merrymakings.
The institution Of Christmas il attributed to
Pore Telcsphorus, who died in the year Of Our
Lord l3S-blessings on his memory, as all lovers
OF good Christmas cheer will ever pray This
i emPhatically the children's holiday and we
are pleased to note that We have imported the
Christmas tree from Germany and the custom Of
decking houses and churches with evergreen from
England.
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- GrIBoRp's REMAINS. The UNCONsECRATED
GROUND. MONTREAL, Nov. 22.-Yesterday the cures
of the Roman Catholic Churches in this city an
nounced the receipt of q pastoral letter relative to
the burial of Joseph Guibord in cOnsecrated
ground. The pastoral says "Fo we have truly
declared, in virtue of the divine power we exercise
in the name of the pastor of pastors. the place
where this rebeIlious son Of the Church has been
deposited is separated from the rest of the conse-
Grated cemetery. to be no longer more than 4 pro-
fame place or an ordinary piece of ground
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H
Az "

Dec H-Stmr kiiauea, Marchsnt, from Hawaii and Maui
ls-Am b ID & Murray. Fuller. IS days I'm FranciscO
y-schr IA MOI. Reynolds, from Kahului, Maui
0-Haw brig Giovanni ApiaEi, D0Tity, u days fs0m
Tahiti
z2-SchT Ilzma, Mana, from Kohala, Hawaii
25-Schr Hattie, Kalauao, I'm Naimea s. Koloa, Kauai
23-Schr Luka, Kaai, from Mooaa, Kauai
23-Schr Warwick, John Bull, I'm KaIaupapa, Mootai
23-SChr Mile Morris, Lima, fm kaunakakli. MoIokai.
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u" - 70
IHE arrivals since last report have been. 18th. Am bk ID
{ Murray, from san Francisco 2oth. Haw schr Giovanni
AptSni, from Tahiti, to Chas Long.
The departures have been 18th. City Of san Francisco. for
sydney AgiaiA, Tor PorIlandi 22d, Buena Vista. Gr Puget
sounds Triton, Cwhale) TO cruise and home; 2ad. R5nauz,. ,f
san Francisco Emerald Er Port Gamble.
Barks Clara Bel ami ID c Murray are up Tor san Frauci.co
ihs latter 70 sii on Friday or Saturday Of next week.
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1t is gratifying to know that the efforts OF Mr..
Comstock. of New York City, to suppress the dis
semination of impure literature, are meeting with
success. The present Grand Jury has found no
less than nineteen indictments, and the dealers are
in a fair way of going to the States prison.
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DIED.

THoNPscS-In Paris, France, at the convent Of the Sisters
OF Hope, November 9Th, Of cancer in the stomach, MARIA
TERESA THOMPSON, OF san Francisco and lately Of Honolulu
aged 81 years
CRowNIxGBURo-At MakawaO, Maui, December 17th, the
infant daughter of David and Emma CTowningburg, aged l
year and 8 months.
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REEN-CLOUsroS-In this city, December Goth, al tbs
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RIcK MARTIN GREEN TO Miss ANNIE CLoUsTON, both Of Ho
nOlnIu.
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