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PRESENTATION AND MISCELLA-
NEOUS BOOKS:

Bryants, Holmes, Longfeliow's, Meredith's, Tennyson's and
Whittier's Poems. Christmas Tide, Christmas Carol, Iris, The
School Boy, Prince DeukaliOn, Building Of the Ship, Dore's
Goethe Gallery, Dore's Rhine of the Ancient Mariner, Shake
spears Characters, Reynard the Fox, Darley's Sketches
Abroad, Paul Lecroixs Art in the Middle Ages, Science and
Literature, and Eighteenth Century; Isis Unveiled, The Rosi-
crucians. Uncle Toms Cabin, Bird World, Familiar Wild
Flowers, The Universe, Painters Sculptors, &C, Pleasant
Spots Around Oxford, Contemporary Art in Europe, Art and
Artists in Connecticut, Laurel Leaves, French Pictures, Gale
donna, Tropical Nature, In the Sky Garden, Heads and Tails,
Pearl Fountain, Fern Paradise, Story Of Ruth, Beautiful Snow
Little People of the Snow, Shepherd Lady, The Sea, Recollec-
lions Of Writers, Halt Hours in Natural History, Goethe and
Schiller, by Bjorsen; Taine's History of English Literature,
Green's History of English People, Weisses Origin, Progress
and Destiny of the English Language and Literature, Speakers
Garland, 4 vols Geikes Life and Works of Christ, 2 vols
Chambers Book of Days and Information for the People, Rob-
et Chambers, Lambs Works, Dickens Works, in Is and in
80 vols; Poe's Works, Macauley's History of England, Haydn's
Dictionary of Dates, GuizOts History Of Civilization, Khedive's
Egypt, Egypt to Palestine, Through the Dark Continent, Hand
Book Of Legendary Art, sketchIng from Nature, Hand Books
in Water Color, Sepia and Neutral Tint, Ceramic Art, Parks
and Gardens of Paris, Literary BOquet, Roses and Holly, Lii
brary of British Poets, 3 vols Plymouth Collection of Hymns
and Tunes, Bibles.
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~ Particular attention is directed to to-day's
new advertisements.
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Notice Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Notice Foreclosure of Mortgage.

Il X GIVEN THAT PUB
~ suanf 20 a power Of sale contained IN a certain deed OF
mortxage, dated the 18th day Of August, A d. ISIS made be
trpe6 hi NNALOA CwJ and PAULO Ql her husband q the one
part- and A. ]. Of the ether part and record
ed IN Liner IS on pages l94 and 100 IN the once She Hsss
tar az pesls ia Honoluiu, 70 secure the payment Of One Hun
dred and inv Dollars. 10 two years from the date thereof with
interest aaer the rate II oue Per cent per month me fh a
N CartErfrht intends 10 f0reclose said mortgage. and after ts
time limited By law 20 cause said mortgaged property o sod
Nv public auction In Honoluia. Gr a breach Of the c2ndiiions
contained "a The said deed. such property being deserioeu a.
hlIows- ,
an thoae three several pieces and parcels Of land situated AZ
wsikiEL and being the same described In Royal Patent NO
soS8. KnIeana 80 1f25
Da.ed ths ga day o. November. 1879
- Al. CAETwRIGHF, Mongsgee.
n q BtcEEzToS, Attorney for Mortgage no-z
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REMOVAL

LNRANK GERTZ BOOT AND
u has removed his business from Hotel Street to the Store
on Merchant Street, formerly occupied BY d. w. Clark. oc4
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TIN Christmas Vacation Of all Government schools in
the Kingdom viii extend from Friday. the 10th inst, 20
Monday. January 5th, 1880 from which date the frs,
school session Of the ensuing year will begin.
W. JAS. SIXTH, Sec'y.
Education ofice, Dec. 5th, 1879. dec6 ST
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DEATH OF ADMIRAL REYNoLDs-This officer. who
when in command of the U. S. s.. Lancaster in 1868,
made such a protracted stay in these waters, which
led to something like a protest from Mons. De Varig-
ny, Kamehameha VS. Minister for Foreign Affairs
has recently deceased. He had been retired for
several years.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT KAwAIAHAo CHuRc We
are requested to say that Prof. r. G. Wells. the
balloonist, will give an entertainment at The
above Church this evening. at u O'Clock. con-
sisting of accounts of thrilling adventures in the
air and on the Earth for thirty years. Nitric
Oxide, or what is known a laughing gas will
%petiments will be shown in electricity. The
Professor also says he will suspend a person in
the air by the air 4! The prices OF admission will
be 81. and % cts for the galleries. We learn
also that Mrs. Wells will lecture to the ladies
on Phrenology, at The same place on Thursday
evening next.
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FIRE AT HAMPTON, YA,-By the last mail intelli-
gence was received here that the Acadamy at the
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, I'M
dec the charge of Gen Armstrong had been burn
ed. We have received no particulars, beyond the
statement that the building was valued at sou,
90. the insurance on which would not cover the
loss. The Springfield Republican Of Nov. IA says:
"The burning of the fine Academy Hall OF Gen.
Armstrong; Hampton (Va) institute for the edu-
cation OF colored teachers, farmers and artisans.
is a sad blow to a promising work. 1t will be re-
membered that the institution has lately under
taken to educate and civilize Indian wards OF the
government. The loss of $50, 900 on the burnt
building is partially covered by insurance. but
outside aid will be needed 10 repair the waste
There is double reason why Gen. Armstrong;
hands should be stayed at this time by generous
Northern contributions"
J. F. b. MARSHALL. EsQ.-This gentleman, who
is now connected with the Hampton (Va) Normal
School for the education OF freedmen. gives a very
interesting bit of unpublished history respecting
his mission to London, at the time llS43) when
Lord George Paulet in the British frigate CdryStoTt
compelled King kamehameha al. to cede the in
dependence of bis Islands. Mr.. Marshall says /:
:" If | ever find leisure, | intend to contribute an
unwritten chapter of Hawaiian history. by giving
the whole story of my mission to England" jar
yes in his History of the Hawaiian Islands says:
=" Mr.. j. F.. B.. Marshall. an American gentleman
resident at Honolulu, was applied to ion behalf of
the King to go to London. Having consented to
go. secret instructions were given him; his commits
sion and papers were signed by the King at Wal
kiki. who came from Lahaina for that purpose, and
stopped there to avoid meeting the British Commits
sion. Without disclosing his agency to Simpson,
Mr.. Marshall was allowed passage in the same
vessel, by which he carried the news of the cession
via Mexico. to the United States and England"
The most interesting portion of Jarves' History is
the record of those times. to be found in Chapters
IL and IS.
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MONUMENTS

VWNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
D received the Agency of Monuments, Headstones, SC, by
special arrangement with the manufacturers. is able to furnish
the same Al lower figures than they have heretofore been sold.
Designs and Drawings can be seen at my store on Merchant
81. one door from Bishop x Co.'S Bank. By pricing these
articles, the enormous reduction will at once be seen
The Inducements I oGer are such that people have no need
rs n PRANK GERTz-
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BRIEF MENTION,

81 A letter from Philadelphia. mex, week.
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Full Line of Pocket and Office DIARIES for 1880

ES-Pedestrianism Go Bang, steeple Chase, Lies
Mishaps, Game OF Nations, Spider and Fly, Ambuscade, Cats
and Mice, Pilgrims Progress, MonopoHst, Cut Up Games
Lotto, Dominoes, Chess, Checkers, Authors, various kinds;
Jack srrsws, Jack Stones, &c, Croquet Sets.
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y RAINFALL FOR NovEMBER.-The record shows an
ample amount of moisture during the month, and
the prospects are that the total for the year will
equal that of 1674-some 40 inches. The follow
ing is the report for November
AT DR.. r. McKibbin's, Beretania street 800. 3L52 inches.
At Mr.. W. W. Halls, Nuuanu avenue ........ 4.9S
At Mr.. J. K. Wilders, Nuuanu valley. 9.08
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VI KAwAIAHAo CEMETERY.-A correspondent asks
us to call attention to the dilapidated and dirty
condition of the cemetery grounds adjoining the
KawaiahaO Church. and compares the same IN
favorably with the neatly kept appearance OF tue
Catholic Cemetery on the WAIKIKI road. We pre-
sumo the disreputable appearance presented by
the former grounds is owing to the fact that
= what is everybody's business is nobody's bust
ness" The affairs OF the Church building aud
grounds are. we understand. managed by a Board
of Trustees. Perhaps their pride in this matter
/, might be aroused by a personal appeal. Over a
year since, any futher uterments were forbidden
in the Kawaiahao Cemetery.
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GUPRENIE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- LANDS in Probate. Island Of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands,
10 se ESTATE OF q. n ROSE. Of HOuoluiu, intestate- Be
fore Chief Justice Harris. Order Of notice Of petition for Ad-
mfnistration-
On reading and ding the petition o. MARY A. ROSE,
widow Of G. II Rose, deceased. alleging that e.. H. Rose, o.
HoroIuIu. died iutest1te AZ Honotulu on the lt day Of Decem-
Der, a d. 1879, and praying that Letters Of Administration
Issue 10 :. O. Wilder, and that said >. O. wider be appointed
the Guardian % the persons and property Of the minor chill
drsn Of said q. H. Rose, deceased-
IL ls ordered that MOSDAY, the 2Sth day o. December, A.
ID. 1879. at 10 A. NJ. be and hereby Is appointed for hearing
said petition before the said Justice, in the Court Room OF this
Court. at Honolulu, at which time and place all persons con-
eerned may appear and show eAuse, 10 any theY have, why
said petition should not BE- granted, and that this order be
pubHIhed IN the English and Hawaiian languages for three
successive weeks IN the COMMERCIAL ADvERTIsEE and Kuokoa
newspapers IN Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, H. T.. December 5th, a. d. 1872
CHA q. HARRIS,
Attest Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk do %
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gtgaI ANbutissments.

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA
- ISLANDS, In Probate. In the ESTATE OF SAMUEL
LEVI LEWIS, deceased, irtestate- Order Of notce Of petition
TOE ADMINISTRATION. BeEre Chic Justice Harris.
On reading and fHng the petition Of Rachael LEWIS,
widow, Of Honolulu, alleging that samuel Levi Lewis Of Homo
lulu, died int-state A. Hcnolulu, on the 18th day % November,
A D. 1873. and praying that Letters % Administration Issue
% herr and that she bs appointed GUARDIAN % the persons
AID property q tbs minof ehldrsuo o. sad Samuel Levi Lewis,
deceased.
IL Is ordered, that MONDAY, the 22nd day o. Dec, A D.
1879, az 10 a n be and hereby Il appointed FOR hearing said
Petition before the said Justice, IN the Court Room of this
Court. az H0uoluig- az which time AMI place all persons con-
cerued may appear aud show cause, ~ any they have, Why
said Pst1u0n shaud not b granted. and thai this order be pub
Hshei IN the Engrsh language for three successive weeks In the
aCommercaI Advertiser Newspaper 10 H0noluiu-
Dated az Honotulu, n. I, this 9Th day % Dec. A u. 1879
CHAs. g. HARRIS,
Chief Justice Supreme Court.
Attest. A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk dc 81
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SUIcIDE.-Last Saturday morning, two Cinnamon
called at the Station House with some food for n
Chinese friend who was confined for deserving bound
service. In a loaf of bread brought by them was
found a piece of opium for their friend. They were
arrested for the offense of furnishing the contraband
drug. On Sunday morning, one of the opium sup
pliers was found dead in his cell, having HING him
self with his own cue during the night. Attention
was directed to the remaining two, and during the
day the one who had been arrested for desertion was
found to be making preparations to follow the exam
pie of his deceased friend. AS a precautionary mea-
sure, his tail was removed, and he still lives.
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/PERsoNAL.-Among the passengers arrived by
fthe mail steamer on the I'd inst, we note the
name of Mr.. Watson, of the firm of Mirrlees.
TAFT s. Watson of Glasgow-his second visit to
these Islands. Also among old residents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T.. Warehouse. Hon. P. ~Isenberg, j. C
Glade, A. s. Hartwell, Mrs. S. N. Castle, G. w.
Macfarlane, G. p. Ward. and others.
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In the matter Of the Estate Of CHAs. KANAINA,
deceased. Petition to sell Real Estate, and divide proceeds
among The heirs % said Chas- Kanana-
To the HON. CHA5- @. HARRIS,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
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MECHANICAL TOYS, NOVELTIES, &,

MECHANICAL TOYS, NOVELTIES, &C.:
Swimming Toy, Santa Claus on Skates, Blondin on veloci-
Pede, Warmers oarsman, Jubilee Acrobat, Mechanical Aniga-
tors. Rats, Vehicles, Reversible Locomotive, Whistling Loco
motive, Elephants, Jointed Animals.
ARCHERY ~GOODS-BOWs, Arrows, Targets, &C.:
Rocking ROrses, Shoe Fly Rockers, ParIOr Swings, Peram.
bulators, veOcipedes' Bicycles, Wagons, Carts, WheeibarrOws,
Sail Boats, Steam Boats, Engines. Drawing Tools, Tool Chests
Garden Tools, Building, Puzzle, Chinese, Comic and Alphabet
Blocks, CrandalIs ARTILLERY, Acrobats, Menagerie, Palace Car
and other Blocks, American Hard wood Ten Pins, Tin Wag-
ous, Animals and Toys of various kinds, Tin Kitchen Sets
China and BrittanIa Tea Sets, Laundry Sets, Guns, Pistols
Soldier Caps, Knapsacks, Drums, Comets, Trumpets, Tele.
phones, Base Balls and Bats, Parlor Balls, Brooms, Chameleon.
Spring, Bell. Brass, Peg, Humming and Circus Tops,
Magic Lanterns, Wonder Cameras,
Tubs, Pals, wringers, Wash Boards, Dust Pan and Brush
es, sPrinkIers, Jump Ropes, Magnetic Toys, Lead Soldiers,
Chimes, Christmas Candles, Brackets, Cornucopias ard Christ
mas Tree Ornaments, Candy Boxes, in animals. &c Watch
es, Clocks, Bells, Whips, Canes, Snakes, Jumping Jacks, Sur
prise Boxes, Punch and Judy, Toy Scales,
Sets of Furniture, Dolls Trunks, Upright Pianos,
Musical Toys, Rubber Toys. JOinted Toys, Side Boards,
Stoves, Noah's Arks,-Painted or White Animals.
DOLLS AND DOLL MATERIALS,
Fine French Kid Body Dolls, dressed and undressedi Wax
China Dolls, dressed and undressed; Worsted Dolls, Rag Dolls,
Bathing Dolls, Small Rubber Dolls, Doll Bodies, Doll Heads,
in China, Wax and Patent. Dolls Hats, Shoes, Stockings, Jew
elry, Bath Tubs, Bedsteads, Perambulators, &c.
ANGELS, ':hOverIng on the wing" in Wax and China;
GAS INFLATED BALLOONS, together
with many other Articles impossible to enumera,e.
Call and examine. in person or by proxy. What you don't
see, ASK FOR; as uotwiths landing the recent extensive
alterations, room fails to exhibit everything.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
the subscriber, he trusts this display of Goods for the Season
may show his appreciation thereof, and trusts to merit a con-
dnuance of the same.
THOS. G. THRUM.
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rs SUPREME COURT OF THE HA,
ii Waian Kingdom

II Uuian Eingd0m-
RAMANA FERNANDO SMITH ~ CHARLES SMITH,
Libel for Divorce.
b. The grace ofGod, ofthe Hawaiian IslAnds,
king To Wm- e. Parke, Esq Marshal q the Kingdom, or
ha
You are hereby commanded 10 summon Charles smith, de-
fenIanf, Ia case he shall Ole written answer within twenty
days aner service h-r0[, % BE- AID appear before the Supreme
Court at the April Term thereof 70 Be holden Al the Court
Room % the Court House, H0noluiu. IN The Island Of Oahu, on
MONDAY, the Sch day q April next, a. 10 O'Clock q m, TO
show cause Why the claim % Ramona Fernandez Smith, plain
ia, should not be awarded her, pursuant C the tenor Of her
ANNEXED pedtiou-
And have you then there this Writ, With fall return q Jour
Proceedings thereon
C=eay witness, Hoo Chas- G. Harris. Chief Justice Of
Our Supreme Court, this 4h day % Dec 1879
A ROSA, Deputy Clerk
I hereby certify the foregoing summons % b. a true ADD cor
rect copy % the original now On he m the Clerks OHce Of
the Supreme Court % the Hawaiian Islanis-
W. q. PARKE,
Honolgiu, Dec. sth- 1s5S- td6 81 Marshal
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Master pieces of the Centennial Exhibition, 8 vols.
Shakespeare Works, 2 vols. Knights Royal quarto edition.
Together with a variety OF many other works
The Line Of ohiIdren's Books is as complete as the
San francisco Market could supply orders comprising
Chatterbox, Nursery, Wide Awake, and others of this
class-as also .l
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DEATH OF HENRY THoMPsoN-In the s. f.. Giro
nicle of Nov. Is. is an item TO the effect that a body,
identified as that OF Henry Thompson, a lawyer,
was found floating in the bay on the morning of the
18th. Mr.. Thompson was a native Of this city, a
son OF the late Samuel Thompson, and his mother.
sisters and brothers reside here. A letter re-
ceived by w. Claude Jones, Esq. from NJ. Crosby
Of San Francisco, with whom Mr.. Thompson had
an office, says: !" The Coroner's jury returned a
verdict of death from unknown causes. There is
no reason to suspect suicide. and there were no
marks of violence. He was last seen at about go
on the 9TH inst, by some Hawaiian sailors. at a
Bier Hall, corner of Pacific Street and Montgomery
Avenue. They had drank together some small
beer, but he was very slightly if at all affected by
it. He then left, saying he was going home. 1t is
surmised that he went to the water front TO make
some arrangements to put these sailors in some
other boarding house, and that becoming involved
in some trouble was murdered. | know of no rea-
son for this theory however. About a year ago be
had some difficulty with the Consul, Mr.. Severance,
on account of some sailors. He induced them to
change their house. and was in consequence assail-
ed by a runner with verbal abuse and threats, but
no actual violence. His death could hardly have
resulted from such an old affair.""
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THE FIGHT OF THE " HUAsCAR."-A letter from
Antofogasta in a supplement to the Star and Her
aid (Panama), giving details of the fight with the
Peruvian ironclad HudscdF, says: The scene on
board the HudScdr at the moment Of surrender
battles description. On seeing the wreck. eompos-
ed of pieces of iron twisted into every conceivable
shape, splinters of wood, broken rifles, swords and
furniture, all marked with fragments of flesh, the
deck flowing in blood-one could only gaze in
wonder at the deadly effects of modern arms. The
cabin of the commander was a wreck, and where it
had existed were a number of dead bodies. The
only part that could be found of Commander Grau
was a foot and a small part of the leg. The body
of the Second Commander was in a frightful condi-
ton. One of the large balls had struck him in the
head. carrying the whole upper part away and
leaving only a fragment OF the lower Jaw with the
beard attached. On the right leg were four
wounds, and the right arm and side were com
pletely smashed. According to the Haascdr's ros-
ter there were over sixty persons missing. These
are accounted for by the statement that from the
bursting OF shells, some OF the crew were blown
into the sea, while others were torn into fragments.
So rapid and fatal was the firing, that the deck of
the HtdScdr was completely cleared, and it was
difficult to End any TO run the risk of coming up to
lower the flag, four in succession having lost their
lives in the attempt, until it was successfully ac-
complished by a negro. 1t is thought that $4,000
win make the HuaScdr fit for sea and fight again,
although her whole upper works were knocked to
pieces by the Chilean FIRE,
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FINE GOODS

pAPETERIEs, in unequaled attractions;
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Swimming Toy, Santa Claus on Skates, Blondin on veoci
pede, Warmers Oarsman, Jubilee Acrobat, Mechanical AIigs
tors. Rats, Vehicles, Reversible Locomotive, WhistIing Loco
motive, Elephants, Jointed Animals.
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CHRISTMAS, NEW YEARS. BIRTHDAY, COMPLIMENT
TARY, SUNDAY SCHOOL and Blank Floral Cards, in
variaty
The New York herald., 1879-03-27
He,r. nrom r..hkena.

Afghanistan will be counted in the future Q
MS ono of the provinces of the British In
dian Empire, and the time in the future
when it shall be so counted will turn
merely ON the readiness of the English gov
eminent to push events to hasty conclu-
sion. This fact follows almost necessarily
from the report in our Tashkend despatch,
which points ont that the only Power
which could possibly stand in the way,
have enabled them to resist indefinitely tho
British efforts at conquest, has Withdrawn
from all interest in the problem and stands
aside for England. Russia's interest in
the fate of the Afghans was n simple one,
clearly understood aud having its natural
limits. They were tools whom she could
use TO annoy and embarrass England in
that part OF Asia just as England used the
Turks to embarrass Russian policy in
Europe. Had the relations persisted be-
tween England and Russia in Europe which
led to active relations between the Russians
and Afghans the British. would never hnve
reached Cabul. They would never have
got through the passes of the border land.
But the British government, while it has
roared rs loudly its lingo politics rs if tho
Bully Bottom in the lions skin were real
lion has in fact played cunninsly enough it's
game of concession with Russia in Europe,
and by such concession has purchased it's
advance In Asin. Alone tho AfghaDs cam
not resist the English. and they know it,
and will make the best terms they can,
while Russia may the more readily consent
to their presence, since this advance will
make an important province more valuable
in case they should ever conquer it in the
future