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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-11-22
MECHANICAL TOYS, NOVELTIES, &C..

Swimming Toy, Santa Claus on Skates, BIondin on veloci-
pede, Warmers oarsman, Jubilee Acrobat, Mechanical Alliga-
tors, Rats, Vehicles, Reversible Locomotive, whisting Loco
motive, Elephants, Jointed Animals.
ARCHERY GOODS-BOws, Arrows, Targets, &C.:
Rocking Horses, Shoe Fly Rockers, Parlor Swings, Peram-
bulators, Velocipedes' Bicycles, Wagons, Carts, wheelbarrows,
Sail Boats, Steam Boats, Engines, Drawing Tools, Tool Chests
Garden Tools, Building, Puzzle, Chinese, Comic and Alphabet
Blocks, Crandall's Artillery, Acrobats, Menagerie, Palace Car
and other Blocks, American Hardwood Ten Pins. Tin wag-
ons, Animals and Toys Of various kinds, Tin Kitchen Sets,
China and Brittania Tea Sets, Laundry Sets, Guns, Pistols,
Soldier Caps, Knapsacks, Drums, Comets, Trumpets, TeIe-
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, Sprinkler, Jump Ropes, Magnetic Toys, Lead Soldiers,
Chimes, Christmas Candles, Brackets, Cornucopias aud 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. JGn,ed Toys, Side Boards,
Stoves, NOah's Arks,-Painted or White Animals.
DOLLS AND DOLL MATERIALS,
Pine French Kid Body Dolls, dressed and undressed; 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, towering on the wing" in Wax and China;
GAS INFLATED RUBBER BALLOONS. together
with many other Articles impossible to enumerate.
Call and examine. in person or by proxy. What you dont
see, ASK FOR; as Notwithstanding the recent extensive
alterations, room fails to exhibit everything.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended 20
the subscriber, he trusts this display of Goods for the Season
may show his appreciation thereof, and trusts to merit a con-
tinuance Of the same.
THOS. G. THRUM.
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~ The regular monthly meeting of the Mis-
sion Children Society will be held this Saturday
evening. at the house of Mr.. B. F.. Dillingham;,
Woodlawn.
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BY AUTHORITY.
MSsM

Nh. C. W. c. JoNEs has been appointed by the Board Of
Education. School Agent for the district Of hSu, Island Of
Hawaii. in place Of Hos. W. THos. MARTIN.
Educason Ofsce, Nov -. 1879. W. JAS Smith,
st nov -. Secy-
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VOLUME IS of the p. G. ADVERTISER,
v bound or unbound. Copy Of P. c. ADVERTISER,
January 20, ISIS Volumes !. 8 and 4 OF THE FRIEND.
bound or unbound. l Set CONVENTION PAPERS, bound
or unbound. l Volume DAILY HERALD, bound or IN
bound.
The above are wanted to complete sets, for which fair
prices will be paid by
su23 THOs. G. THRUM.
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"A SuccEss-The Fair held by the ladies on
Thursday afternoon and evening for the benefit of
the Fort street Church building fund. was a decid-
ed success, over Sl400 having been realized.
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A Full Line of Pocket and Office DIARIES for 1880.

GAMES-Pedestrianism, Go Bang, steeple Chase, Lies
Mishaps, Game OF Nations, Spider and Fly, Ambuscade, Cats
and Mice, Pilgrims Progress, MonopoIist, Cut Up Games
Lotto, Dominoes, Chess, Checkers, Authors, various kinds;
Jack Straws, Jack Stones, &c, Croquet Sets.
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New Srocx-Two Durham bulls from Califor-
MIA ex Ella sold at auction on Thursday, one for
sIlO. a younger one for 500; and an Ayr
shire bull for $50.
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PRESENTATION AND MISCELLA-
NEOUS BOOKS:

Bryant's, Holmes, LOngfelowl, Meredith's, Tennyson's and
Whi;tiers Poems. Christmas Tide, Christmas Carol, Iris, The
School Boy, Prince Deukslion, Building Of the Ship, Dores
Goethe Gallery, Dore's Rhine of the Ancient Mariner, Shake
spears Characters, ReyDard the Fox, Darey'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
donia, 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-
tions Of Writers, Half Hours in Natural History, Goethe and
Schiller, by Bjorsen; Taine's History of English Literature,
Green's History Of English People, Weisse's 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-
ert Chambers, Lambs Works, Dickens Works, in Is and in
80 vols; Poes Works, Macauley's History of England, Haydn,
Dictionary Of Dates, Guizot's History of Civilization, Khedive's
Egypt, Egypt to Palestine, Through the Dark Continent, Hand
Book of Legendary Art, sketcbing 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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MONUMENTS

ENRANK GERTZ, BOOT AND HOEMAKER,
H has removed his business from Hotel Street to the Store
On Merchant Street, formerly occupied by D. W Clark. oc4
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Sale of Government Lots.

These lands are sold with a distinct understanding that
the purchasers are to improve the same. The Govern
ment declines to sell to parties desiring to hold for an
advance. !
Terms, / cash, Il in one year, / in two years, and =
in three years. with interest at 9 per cent. and mortgage
on the property. Papers at the expense of the purchaser.
sAMn. G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office. Nov. 18th, 1879.
FRIDAY, the 2sth day of November, being the anniver-
sary of the Recognition of Hawaiian independence by
the Governments of Great Britain and France, will be
observed as a public holiday. All public offices through
out the Kingdom will be closed.
sAMI. G. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Nov. 18th, 1879. novI5 1T
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INDUSTRIOUS BoYs.-In the window of Whitney &
Robertson's bookstore was exhibited this week a very
neatly carved sandalwood vase-holder, the work Of
several boys of this city, executed during their
leisure hours when not in attendance at school. Be-
sides displaying a very creditable degree of mechan-
ical skill, it evinces a spirit of industry that is
nraisaworfhv
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SUPREME COURT OF THEHAwAIIAN

COURT OF H WAlIAN
- Islands. In Probate Order Of notice OF Petition for
Allowance % accounts, discharge, and final distribution Of
property. At Chambers, before Associate Justice 4. McCully.
= In the matter Of the ESTATE OF HENRY o. BUCKLIN,
late Of Honolulu. deceased.
On reading and fling the petition and accounts Of James A.
Hopper. Executor Of the Win Of HENRY o. BCCKLIN, late
Of H0u0lulu, Hawaiian Islands, deceased, wherein he asks 10
be allowed 500 II and charges himself with S2OI1 90, and asks
that The same may be examined and approved and that a final
order may be made Of distribution Of the property remaining in
hrs hands TO the persons thereto entitled. ard discharging him
and his sureties from all further responsibility as such EIecu-
tor.
II Is ordered that WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day Of Dec, A. d.
1879. at 10 O'Clock a m, before the said Justice at Chambers,
IN the Court House, In Honolulu, be nd the same hereby Il
appointed as the time and place for hearing said petition and
accounts. and that all persons Interested may then and there
appear and show cause, Il any they have, why the same
should not be granted, and may present evidence as TO who
are entitled 10 the said property. And that his order, in the
English languages, be published in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser. a Newspaper printed and published In Honolulu,
for three successive weeks previous to the time therein aP-
pointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu H. l., this fh day of November, A D. 1873
LAWRENCE McCULLY
Justice Of the Supreme Court
A.. ROSA. Deputy Clerk. rs 81
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MUsIo.-The Band will play this afternoon at
Emma Square, commencing at a. P. NJ The follow
ing is the programme
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Police CoURT.-There were sixteen arrests on
Monday for drunk and fast riding. which were
properly disposed of by His Honor on Tuesday
morning.
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The next Moonlight Concerts will take place on
Tuesday Nov. rs. and on Thursday Nov. n at the
usual time and place.
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Masterpieces of the Centennial Exhibition, 5 vols.
Shakespeare Works, 2 vols. Knights Royal quarto edition.
Together with a variety Of many other works
The Line of Children's Books is as complete as the
San Francisco Market could supply orders by last steamer,
and will be considerably increased by the December vessel, in
Guiding Chatterbox, Nursery, Wide Awake, and others of this
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LEcrURE.-Prof W. d. Alexander will deliver a
lecture at the Lyceum on Tuesday evening next. for
the benefit of the Young Mems Christian Association
of this city-subject, the Ruins of Thebes. This
should prove an exceedingly interesting topic in the
hands of the Professor, who has both travelled and
read extensively. 4
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az industry

To mediate. to plan, resolve, perform,
Which in itself is good-as surely brings
Reward of good. no matter what be done.N
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Gs- Our people are promised a continuation
of performances at the Theatre during the coming
month, as a late arrival, Miss Zoe GaytoD. will soon
give a series of entertainments assisted by local ia
lent. / Messrs. Ad6ler and Clinton have purchased
some of the parapharnalIa of the Illusionists and al
so intend to start business. Prof Wells. the balloon
list is intending to deliver a lecture at an early date.
and other performances are in prospective.
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SUICIDAL Kipahulu, Maui, on the 3lst ult. a
native woman committed suicide by hanging her,
self. The inmates of the house, including her hus-
band. were absent at the time, and on their return
found her suspended and life extinct. The cause
was supposed to be long continued illness.
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- Next Friday, Nov. 18th, will be a National
Holiday, being the anniversary of the recognition
of Hawaiian independence by England and France,
in 1S43.
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A HANDSOME CoLLECTIoNy-On Sunday last. III.
r. II. the Heir Apparent and party. including the
Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Finance. attended
Divine Service at the old Eva Church. AT the
close of the services a contribution was taken up
for building a new church, when the sum of $362.-
80 was realized. His Majesty sent 800 by the
hands OF his Chamberlain. Col. Judd.
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Swimming Toy, Santa Claus on Skates, BIondin on veloci
pede, Warmers oarsman, Jubilee Acrobat, Mechanical AIiga
tors, Rats, Vehicles, Reversible Locomotive, Whistling Loco
motive, Elephants, Jointed Animals.
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gtgal 5Sbsrtisfmtms.

GUPREME COURT OF
- Islands. In Probate. In the Estate of WING CHING Of
Honolulu. deceased. intestate. Before Mr.. Justice McCulIy.
Order 81 Notice Of Petition for Administration.
On residing and fling the petition % A. II LOO NGAWK,
Of Honolulu, alleging that WING CHING, (ch) Of Honolulu,
died lntestate az Honolulu. on the 9Th day Of November, A. ID.
1879. and praying that Letters Of Administration issue 20 him.
the said A II LOO EGAWK-
II Is ordered that WEDNESDAY. the 10th day OF DECEM-
BER, A D. 17 be aud hereby Is appointed for hearing said
petition before fe said Justice, in the Court Room Of this
Court. at Hcuoluu, at which tine and place all persons con-
cerned may appear and show c. e, II any they have, why
said petition should not be graAr Z. and that this order be
published In the English and Haa ian languages for three
successive weeks in the p. c. Advertiser and Kuokoa news
papers in HouoIulu.
Dated Honolulu, II. l. November IS. 1879.
LAWRENCE MCULLY,
Attest Justice Of the Supreme Court.
A-ROSA, Deputy Clerk n22 81
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g-Only a difference of II . between the July
temperature and that of the present month, in these
sea-girt isles, and while dwellers in Eastern citiesA
and higher ATTITUDES are enjoying their Thanksgiving
dinner in artifcially heated rooms, Thanksgiving
day passes here bathed in the warmth of sunshine,
and the senses are lulled by the music of ripping
streams and the aroma of sweet scented flowers.
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AMERICAN THANKsGIvING.-Through the courtesy
Of His Excellency Gen. Comfy, U. S. Minister Res
ident, we are informed that the Thanksgiving Ser
lmon this year will be delivered by the Rev. DIR.
Damon. in the Fort Street Church at ii o'clock on
Thursday morning next. Novembe 81. Thankgiv-
ing Day has invariably been on the last Thursday
OF November. and it is assumed that the President
will have selected the usual day.
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Boat WITHOUT AN OwNER.--As the

Boat WITHOUT An OwNER.-As the
Messenger passed DofAmeyer's Point.
about eight miles this side Of Olympus,
yesterday. Capt. Parker saw a small
boat which appeared TO be unoccupied.
Running his steamer alongside he
found. a. he expected. the little crsf.
adrift with no visible owner. It 10 q
handsome clinker built boat, fourteen
feet in length. In it WAS found a
mans coat. loaf Of bread. can OF cod,
fish, butter. and . piece Of bologna
sausage. There was also pair Of oars
in the boat. and up under a seat was
found q chart Of the Sound. In the
coat pocket there was o pair of gloves,
but no writing or other thing which
would give any clue to the owner, or
his probable fate. The little craft was
taken on board the steamer and brought
70 this city. 1t is impossible to tell
ut present how the boat happened to
be floating about At the will OF wind
and tide. Il 10 possible that the man
got on the beach for something and the
boat driftsd away from him. o. he may
have Toe. his balance and fell over.
board and been drowned. There 10 no
nome on the boat 1t ell. and the whole
affair 10 now . mystery. The boat will
DO taken up this morning. and il no
owner puts in On appearance the mat.
ter will be Investigated ct once.
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DOWN SOUND ITEMS.

The District Court for Whatcom
county will hold its third semi-annual
term at LsConner next month. The
term will begin on the I'd Of June. and
Chief-Justice Greene will preside.
The Commissioners of Whatcom
county, sitting as board of equaliza.
ton have found no occasion TO raise
apyone's taxes. but they have added
1881 to the assessment roll by tax
ing mortgages held by persons within
the Territory, as they appear on the
record. The taxing of mortgages, as
such, is something new in this country,
but in this the Commissioners are sus-
tanned by the advice aud approval of
the Prosecuting Attorney.
Henry Pierce and Thomas G Taylor
have been given license for the estab-
lishment of ferry at the head of Ca
noe navigation on toe Skaget river.
near Ruby Creek. The same individ-
uals. We believe, intend keeping store
at the location of the proposed ferry,
for the accommodation of the Sksget
gold miners.
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INDIAN WAR ExPxNsIs.-Mr. Ain

INDIAN WAR ExPxNsIs.-Mr. Aims
lie, Delegate from Idaho Territory. in.
troduced bill in the House of Repre-
sentatives on the 9Th Of May, creating
q commission to examine and report
tho expenses of the State Of Oregon
and the Territories of Idaho and
Washington. and the citizens thereof.
necessarily incurred in the suppression
OF Indian hostilities in the year 1878
Another bill introduced by him at the
same time provides for ascertaiuing
and reporting the expenses incurred by
the Territory Of Idaho and the people
thereof in defending themselves against
attacks and hostilities of the Nez
Ferce Indians in the year 1877. and for
other purposes; which were severslly
read first and second time, referred
to the Committee on Military Affairs
and ordered printed.
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PACIFIC SURVEYS

On Sunday last. says the Wslls
Walls State:nsan, some thirty men. in
Guiding the civil engineers, left here
BY train TO commence tine surveys for
the n. P. Il Co. They we're QUILTED
in this city with mules, wagons, har-
ness. provisions and camp equipage. at
an expense OF about $1,000. The
whole party boarded the steamer North
west at Wsllula. for Priest Rapids, at
which point the work is TO be begun. and
vigorously prosecuted each way As
near es we can learn the company in
tend to put the route between the
mouth. of Snake River and Pen d'Oreille
Lake, a distance Of 20S miles, under
contract this season, with the expecta-
ton that it will be completed in 1880.
The object OF commencing work at
Priest Rapids and running both ways,
is to determine the prscticability of
building q road across the Cascade
Mountains to Puget Sound. Last
summer a feasible pass over these
mountains was located, and it is tho In.
tention now to connect it with the
Columbia river. There IS no reason
to doubt that it can be easily done.
The party working east from Priest
Rapids will make connection with the
main line from the mouth of Snake
river on the shortest practicable route.
1t would seem, however, to one not an
engineer. that it would be cheaper to
have only one bridge over the Celumbia
river. Col. Doane. the chief Of the
engineering parties on this coast, has
gone to personally inspect the Snake
river and Pslouse countries. Upon his
report will depend the location Of the
main line. Every indication leads to
the conclusion thst the N. P. r. r.
Go. are in real earnest about building
this end Of their railroad.
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THE Nzrrrso OF FELLOWSHIP.

THE XKHTIs0 OF FELLOWSHIP
The sermon last evening, at the Con-
gregational Church. by Rev. J. A Ban
field. Of New Tacoma, WAS q timely
and telling setting forth of the fund.-
mental value Of both Christian Doc
trine and Christian Fellowship. Doc
trine is the standing place Of believers;
Fellowship is their band of strength.
1t was happy introduction to the
Fellowship meeting which is to cou-
tinue through today and tomorrow.
forenoon, afternoon ard evening. ard
TO discuss the fellowship of the
churches, the limits Of Christian fel-
lowship, etc. There are in attendance
representatives from the Con gregstion-
81 Churches at Semiahmoo, FidelCo,
White River, New Tacoma end Olym-
pia. Rev. E. .. Tade will preach this
evening at s o'clock.
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MORE INDIANS FOR WASHINGTON
TERRrroRY.-In The House. on the 9Th
Mr.. Whitaker, Of Oregon. introduced
. bill directing and authorizing the
Secretary OF the Interior to negotiate
with the Umatills. Warm Spring and
certain other tribes of Indians occupy.
ing reservations within the State Of
Oregon. for the extineuishment cf
their title to the lands now occupied
by them. aud for their removal to other
lands or reservations without the
limits Of said State, which was read
a first and second time, referred to the
Committee on Indian Affairs, and
ordered printed.
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CoMINo PASSENGERS. - Passsngers
named as follows are on board the
steamship City Of Chester, which sailed
from San Francisco for the Sound at
noon on the Goth: For Port Townsend
John Hawkes.. E. Mayer. II. Walder.
For Seattle-A. Dow and wife, Mrs. L.
G. Colburn, Capt Fauscl. J. E. Mccoy.
Miss McGoaehin. George Moe. wife and
child, j. II. Griswold. p. y. Coulson
and two children, G. Cranuell. T. II.
Bode. j. Leisselt. W. Hanson, W. Spei.
seki. q. West, James Quail and fifteen
Chinese. For Tacoma-A. w. Bodie,
wife aud child. Mrs. Stafford and child,
II. K. Stfuve. S. n. Percival, J. c.
Fercival. 0. Qusde. L, E. Quade, B.
Fallows and wife, Rev. John Francis,
Harry Lott and J. x. Lemon.
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DEATH OF Mas. CRAwFoRD.-Yes-

DEATH OF Mrs. CRAwFORD.-Yes-
terday the sad news was received here
Of the death Of Mrs. Craford, wife of
Capt. NJ. Crawford, 80 we'll known in
Oregon. This estimable lady died ct
her home near Dayton. in Yamhill
county. Her death was from the effect
OF malignant cancer from which she
has suffered many months. She has
been very i'll for sometime. and her
death was not On unexpected event.
Mrs. Crawford was very consistent
and exemplary lady and greatly be-
loved by oil with whom she came in
contact. Her death will be deeply re-
gretted.- OrsQoI van.
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COMMAND OF TnE Cu1rER.-Lisut

COMMAND OF The CuIrER.-Lieut.
Hooper passed down to the Sound TO
the port of ensry>last night; his object
being to relieve Capt. Selicn Of the
command Of the revenue cutter Oliver
Wolcott. Mr.. Hooper is a First Lieu
tenant in the Revenue Marine. and in
1870 and 1871 was stationed IN the
District Of Puget Sound commanding
the cutter Lincoln part Of tho time.
Capt. Selden has been ordered to duty
in the Gulf Of Mexico. with station q
Pensacols, Florida.
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OFFICE IxPRovExxxrs. Since tho

incumbency OF Mr.. J. p. Ludlow, q
number Of improvements have been
made in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court ct THE place. One or
two new tables have been put in. .
high double desk. 10. The desk 10 the
best Of ito kind. perhaps. in the Terri.
tory. and has to b seen and examined
to be appreciated. All that is lacking
now 10 . fire proof safe for the preser-
walton of valuable papers, and Mr..
Ludlow doesn't anticipate having to
wait long for that.