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The .Wezeys.
GENERAL Ne US,

Neal Dow says that spargeon
drinks vine, beer aud brandy, and
there is regular row'de'Dow among
the hrelhrea,
A man hanged IN Indiana nod,
ded 10 he chaplain ~ the drop fell
aud said I'll 500 you later"
"A Texas ealilr king presented
hls daughter on her wedding day with
10000 head OF cattle,
There i'a DRY for game protection
In Michigan, where 'cer are slaughter
ed Ly Wholesale,
The tide oi immigration 10 Tex
~ from Germany Is said to be heavier
thus year than ever before,
-ltodolphus Hall Of Boston, the
famous cornct player who was u ma
i've Of Lyme \ II, died at the latter
place last week, Mr. Hall was 81
years old and leader Of Halls cornet
band IN Boston,
jack Kehoe the leader Of the
Molly ,Maguires, was hanged at Mauch
Caunk, Penn, on "Wednesday Or
lgioa'ly MINER Kchoe became u
shebeen keeper, politician, and u
high constable, No one doubts that
hc planned u score Of murders, yet on
ly one OF them was brought home to
him, aud his responsibility for
this no denied to the last.
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xbs age.
Wednesday, Dec, 20, 1878

Congress adjourned on the Goth
Inst, for the holidays, and will re's'
semble on Jan, sth,
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II IL stated that scheme Is on foot
TO manipulate the Michigan Lesl'la'
ture, now 10 session, so rs 10 have
Zach, Chandler elected TO the United
States Senate,
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james Mel chant has sold his farm
for $4,000 to Mr.. Frasier of Pom
fret.
Dancing school is in full blast
under the directions of Mr., Jacobs OF
Cornish N ii.
Many of our farmers ploughed on
Dec. 5th, which is something unusual
at this season Of the year.
M. Bryant, OF Maine, has succeed.
ed ia partly organizing "Good
Tempiers" lodge here which Is com.
posed of the supper crust mostly.
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Allan Farquhar 20 years of age, of
Weston Head, near Liverpool, N. s.,
fell down. He hal knife in his hand
at the time which entered his throat
and he was dead 10 few minutes.
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The Recorders Court at Montreal
seems 10 busy with petty cases, drunk
ennes, disturbing the peace, vagrancy {,
and the like.
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The teud 50 long existing between
The Catholic and the Oiangemen OF
Canada seems to be taking more SELL
sible turn-viz, dying out.
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New Year Is almost here, aud Eliza
Pinkston's twins are wondering what
Uncle John Sherman will send EN-
for q present
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Cavenlisll.

Cavendisll.
Some confiding chap left cat at
the Cavendish post Office to be sent
out by mail 10 relative in New York
State. Tho cat didn't 20. No live
stock need apply.
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The Springfield Republican OF Fri
day calls Tom Mast an infamous liar
II amounts 10 that,
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BIRTHS

la Woodstock, Dec, 10th, q son 10 Mr.,
and Mrs, Eugne T., Iewksbnry,
IN Woodstock, Dec, 18th, u daughter
20 Mr., aud Mrs, George Marble,
IN barnard, dec, 9Th, q son 10 Mr. and
Mrs, Parish Is, lyon,
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PATENTS.

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Foreign Patents, Washington, ID. c. All
business connected with Patents, whether
before the Patent Office or the Courts,
promptly attended to. No charge made I'M.
less patent is secured. Send for circular.
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West FAIRLEE.-R H Wild has
lived eighty.four Years on the place
where he now lives, that being his en-
tire life time,
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Ben Hill has lost 100000 ia three
tsaSI from BID plantations.
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Petroleum.

very lew persons, outside the circle of uro.
dncers and large operators, are aware of the mag.
nltude and commercial Importance of the petro-
leum interests of the United States. Most peopIe
VIII be surprised to learn that its annual prodnct
exceeds the aggregate gold and silver product of
the whole country. At its present rapid rate of
increase, 1t bids fair, in a few years, to reach the
third rank of export value if not the second. as
the following statistics of the trade will show.
The Lom6erman's Gazette, from which we quote.
says:
The production of petroleum as an article of trade
oates from the 18th OF August, 1859, when Colonel Drake
IN a Well of 69H feet " struck OIL and coined a Dbrase
u beginning 1t has increased to an annual production
OF I4,5OO,OOO barrels of crude oil. The first export was
lnade IN 1861, OF 27,OOO barrels, valued ut 81, OO0. 600, and
the export of petroleum for the wear 1877 was in ronDd
numbers S62,OOO,0OO. The annual product of petroleun1
to-day-crude and refned-is greater in value than fine
enire production of iron, and is more than double that
u "a ahihracite coal of the State of Pennsylvania, and
exceeds the gold and silver product Of the whole country.
AS an article of export it is fourth, and contests closely
lOT Ihe third rank. Our leading exports are relatively as
dOdiowS Cotton, annually. from $40. 900, 900 to- 1927, 600
wv; Wneat hour from S69, 1000 to 1870 600 600 pork and
us products bacon, ham and lardl, from s51 600 600 TO
SS2,OOO,OOOO and petroleum from S4S, 900. 600 to So. O0O. OOO.
n total export of petroleum from 1861 and including
no years. has been SAC, SOS, sos, Custom House valu-
inns time 10000 oil wells. producing and drilling. which
an average cost OF $4,000, 900 in this branch of the
Iankage now existing Of q caFa ity for 6.OUO.-
,uO DarreIS cost S2,UG,OOO and 81, 900, 600 has been invested
IN about 1000 miles of pipe lines connected with the
WeHs- The entire investment for the existing oil pro
LucIon' including purchase money of territory, is some
'hIhS over II 100000, which amount cannot be lessened (
nuch. II any, for as wells cease to produce new ones
been constantly drilled to take their place.
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The Last Of the ESank.,

Since cur iast issue. the wreck osis fine vessel
which il viii be remembered sirue n the reef ns.r
Diamond Head On the 81 ius;an-.as been totally
demolished by an unusually and eily large swell.
which set in on the afternoon hiday the s,b
from the Southwark, and eonan'd Nth great VIC
leuce up to Sunday evening. T. weckinc p.rtv
or salTors. were driven from Ii wrek On Friday
night, owing to the high sea Whit vs. running. the
little steamer .uokoli having pand hr hawser two
or three times as she lay alongsis the6reck q the
bark. On Saturday at noon, ae sryeyors. an
pointed By Lloyd's agent, togeir via Capt Barr.
His tx. Mr.. Wilder, Minister o.the Interior. Pilot
Mcintyre, and the ships agentsSitheyeral other
gentlemen, visited the vicinity 0 theSreck On the
steamer -Nok0!ii, 10 ascertain Ebtheit were pcssi-
bic to do anything further to#ris aving cargo.
They found the rollers from theea nking n CON-
plete break over the vessel from sm { stern. and :,
was impossible 10 get within 4 aartr Of I mile Of
her. The opinion was expresseby n. Wilder that
the vessel would break in two ythin24 hours, aud
this proved correct. At 8 o'cIdl Sudsy morning
the Est51at parted amidships, le ssrn part he;ng
carried about 200 yards nearerhe bach. the how
remaining IN about the same pctio as when she
hrst struck. On the breaking oithelulI. n consi5- /
cradle portion Of the cargo fo9d o the surface.
such as casks Of liquors, cases oiale SC, and two
steam boilers. The steamers LiGII and .IoEoIff
were Immediately sent out and AVID some Of the
doatIng casks. One Of the boiler VS. stove ON the
and sank in shallow water vile the other.
which Is supposed to be intact, sill on the reef !
apparently wedged between the ocs. 1t ia bopei
mat Wilder x Co. may succeed 4 saving this by
means Of their steamers. By ord f the surveyors
md Capt. Barr, the hull and .rro were sold on
tuesday at auction, for the bene Of all concerned.
Aiter some spirited bidding. it ~ knocked down to
Wider x 20. for S11OO. 1t is lought that a good
Teal may yet be recovered oithe cargo. if the
heather continues fine; but ia Il event Of a South
rly gale, TO which we are labIa at this season. the
would no: prove / printable one. From
IessTs. u; ". NactHlane &Co.. the consignees of
essel and cargo, we learn hat the total value Of
9th IS estimated It aboutS175, OOC which was
insured.
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III
FRLDAT. NorEHHER y. Isl.

FRDAT. u. ISIS.
Our usual winter rains generally commence somewhat
earlier than the present vriting-years ago. about the
last Of October, The weather everywhere. for the last
year or two, has been exceptional. and in some respects
quite phenomenal. Instances have occurred in which
the seasous seem % have been completely rerersed-aa
"a Peru where. N some parts OF the country noted for
ne absence o- rain, they have been deluged with foods
aud in other parts. where they have had their regular
rAHJ seascus for years. they have lately been psrched By
ICng-coutiuued drouths.
On some parts Of these Islands drouths have prevailed.
caHsiug a good deal Of distress in a few districts. Gene
rally speaking. there has been a sufficient rainfall 4, in
sure fair crops, and 10 only needs the usual winters
sveAse 70 make them abundant. We do not know any
reason Tor apprehension in this respect. But men who
iuFest large SUMS ofmoney IN agricultural enterprises do
not Ike % incur risks that may be avoided. and VIII turu
Their attention to the many streams that rise in the
4ountGns and run u waste or f0w Into the sea. TLerf
VIII sch. by bitches and canals. to utilize the water for
irrigation purposes, and thus secure a remedy for tie
dreaded dry seasons. Works OF the kind are perfectlt
efectual 70 this end, and are easily laid out and per.
formed The Haiku, Mani, water ditch, and that u
the Lihue Plantation. on Kauai. are instances in point
and Mr.. @. SPreckIes has an extensive work Of the same
Kind in hand on Mani.
The steamer Perusia. from Callao. is looked for Non
day next. 1nd viii have quick dispatch fU- Hong Koug.
II c. Brewer & Co.
The wrecked hull and cargo Of the British bark Esk-
bank were sold At auction on Tuesday last for SLIGO. 10
Wilder < co. There have been several sales. for the
benefit OF underwriters. during the week Of property
sEved from the wreck. at which good prices were realized.
The schooner @znuokswai struck on the reef at SawiIL
sih during her last trip TO Kauai, and narrowly escaped
being wrecked A line run out from the Mary Swami
saved her She touched the rocks twice. heavily, and
host part Of her keel.
The arrivals for the week are as follows: Nov 10 -Haw
Jrfs Onward. from Arctic 15-Am tern tS-uaasted .schr
Hueneme, from Port Gamble.
The departures were Nov Shaw schr KamaiIe. for
7anniuga Island. with domestic produce valued at
foreign produce 2 .21s.5s 12-Haw schr Mana. for
ssiIth Sea Islands, domestic produce $2O3.9O : Jos Per-
for Port Gamble 13-Am bktne J A Falkinburg,
or Portland, domestic produce s2G, 1O2.s3. foreign pro- (
SIS 1i-Lizzie Marshall. for Port Townsend. {
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t.es enquiLing l9r letters in the above list, are particu-
'oiNvS'ed Z" Am tOR LETTERS.
a. =. BRICK WOOD, L. VI. G..
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DEPARTURES

Nov S-Schr Lniu, for Maiko.
9-HaW schr EamaiIe, for Fanning's Island.
9-Schr Pauahi, Manu-. Tor RohaIa.
1l-Stmr klauea H0u, Marchant. for Kahului.
Il-Stmr MokOIi, Bates, for Kauai.
1l-Schr Marion, Kalua, for Koloa and Waimea-
l1-Schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui
l2-Stmr Likeike, Shepherd, for Maui a. Hawaii.
12-Schr Kekauiuohi, MaIaihi, for Hanalei, Kauai.
12-Schr kuiamanu. Mana. for Kohala.
l2-Am bktne Joseph Perkins, johnson. for ut Gamble
13-Am bktne J A Falkinburg. Hubbard. for Portland,
l3-Haw schr Mana, Franck, for South Sea Islands.
13-Stmr Rilauea Hou, MaTchant, for RahuIui-
13-Schr Wailele, KaIauaO, for MafkO, Maui.
13-Schr Waimalu, Kaai, for KOhaIa.
13-SChr Waioli, TOOmey, for Hama, Maui.
13-Schr Uilama. Puaahiwa. for Waipio and Honokaa.
13-Schr Jenny, Pake. for NawiIfwili. Kauai.
13-Schr Mary T. Foster. Beck. for RoIoa 4 Waimca.
I-Schr Leahi, Kaaina, for KOhala, Hawaii.
liam bark Lizzie Marshall, Daher, for PIT Townsend.
15-Sehr Haunani, Nika, for Kau.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I
ARRIVALS.

o-Schr Marion. Kaua, from KOloa & Waimea.
9-Schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, from Lahaiua, Maui
9-Stmr Waimanalo, Dudoit, from MOlokai.
1o-Stmr Likelike, Reynolds, from Maui and Hawaii.
IO-Stmr Kilauea Hou, Marchant. from Rahului.
1O-schr Mary 4 Foster, Kiblin, from Koloa and Wal
. mea.
1O-SchT RekauluOhl. Maiaihi, from Hanalei.
lO-Schr Waioi, ToOmy, from Hama, Maui
lO-Schr Waimalu, from KOhala.
1O-Schr Jenny, Pake. from NawiHwfi. Kauai.
1O-Schr Haunani, Nika. from Kau.
lO-Schr Uilama. Puaahiwa, from HonOkaa IL Waipio.
l0-Haw brig Onward, Smithers, from Arctic.
l3-stmr Klauea Hou. Marchant. from Kahului.
l4-Schr Nettie Merrill. Hatfield, from Lahaina, Maui.
l4-Schr Mauuokawai. NaiWi, from hapaa.
I4-scbr Liii1. from MalikO.
l5-Schr Ka Moi. Sears, from Kahului, Maui.
l5-Sehr Prince, Siemsen, from KOua and Kan.
I5-SchT Liholho, Beck, from Kona and Rau, Hawaii.
l5-Stmr MOkoii, Bates, from Karai.
lam tern Hueoeme. from Port Gamble.
1G-Stmr Likenke, Reynolds, from Hawaii.
l6-Stmr Ri!auea Hou, MaTchant, from KahuIui.
l6-Schr Marion, Kalua, from KoIoa 4 Waimea
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TIE PACIFIC
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

The Publisher Of this Journal gives no
tiee that the subscription price is Sc. 90 Der
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Honolulu, Sept. 2d, 1875.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

MERCHANTMEN.
Haw bk X q Wylie. Rakeman
Hawaiian brig POmare, ChaYe.
Haw brig Elise, Permien.
Am sckr Rosario, Douglass.
French bark Madeleine, Plateau.
Haw Government brig Stormbird, Jackson.
Am tern Hueneme.
wHALERS AND TRADERS.
Am schr LOleta, Dexter.
Am schr @ VI Ward. Whitney.
Am schr Gen Harvey, Trip.
Haw schr Giovanni A piani.
Haw brig Onward, Smithers.
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The Hawaiian Gazette of this week takes up
the discussion Of n subject which in former
years has been thoroughly ventilated in these
columns-the establishment of a municipal gov
eminent for Honolulu. Seeing that no definite.
action can be taken in the matter until the
session Of the next Legislature in 1880, any talk
about 1t now would seem to be premature.
besldes' how about the taxation question ?
Most everybody will tell you that they are taxed
quite sufficiently now. Let us suppose a NUM-
cIpal government with all its appendages and
otlcials-the city taxation would no doubt he
double or treble the amount of the national
tax which we are at present paying. Not but
that the city would be greatly benefited and
beautifed in the mean time but would there
not presently be a great cutlery among Taxpayers.
We shall doubtless come to a city government
Tor Honolulu one of these days, but the times
are not ripe yet for its consummatlon.
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TO-DAY IS a public holiday, being the forty
second anniversary Of the birth of His Majesty.
hIng kalakaua. Con SAVE TIE KING The
day viii be appropriately observed as a general
holiday government Offices being closed and
business generally throughout the CITY sus-
nPndel
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ny the Court A. ROSA,
Dcpuly Cierk.
cuPREMEco q or

- Islands, Oahu, e.. October term, A. u. 1875. Kahinu
W, hheHant W. kakoana X, hhclee. Libel for dly0rgf.
In the above entitled libel for divorce, Il IL nov ordered that
a decree 81 divorce from the bond Of matrimony be entered ln
favor Of the said kahinu W, for the cause Of the adultery and
utter deseruon OF the said Nakoana W, 10 be made absolute
a'er the expiration 81 siN months from The date ~ This decree,
upon compliance with the terms thereof unless sunAcIcnt cause
shall appear TO the contrary.
And ihe hbcuant IL ordered 10 publish an attested oopy of
this order In the Pacific Commercial Advertiser and Kuotoa
newspapers for six successive weeks, the first publication 90
be within one month from the date Of his order, that All per.
sons Interested may, within slK months, show cause why aid
decree should not be made absolute.
By the Court A. Rosa,
Deputy Clcrk
Dated This 10Th day 81 October, A. n. 1873.
Honolulu. Oahu, ~. I hereby certify hat The foregoing IA
atrue and faithful copy Il the original decree u divorce now
Islands.
A. witness my hand this Goth day Of October, A. d. 1875.
NJ Ct. Deputv cis,t ~ ~, 4. s,nre,n. oo.,,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-11-16
EXPORTS.

FoR FANNING's IsLASD-Per Kamaile, Nov SIS tics CO.
Goa nut oil, - empty tics, 3,JOs # lumber, 10 bbIs beef, 5 bbIs
Paisi. 81 bbls bread, 4 bhls mOlasses, l cs groceries. ? bales
prints. Value domestic produce, 1854 foreign do. S22lS.5S.
FOK South SEA IsLANDs-Per Mana, Nov 1876 bags
rice, l bag coffee, I case brandy. Value domestic produce,
S2O3eO.
FOB PoKTI NSD-Per J A Falkinburg, Nov I3-47 bbIs
mOasses. 81 bales pulu. S231 kegs sugar, 500 bags rice. 10
kegs syrup. , cs gin-value domestic produce, $~26,1O2S3:
foreign, SIS