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"A CARD.

The 0lowalu Mill commenced grinding on the Sd inst,
everything working well and on Friday the 9th inst, on &C.
count of interference by incompetent people met with an acct
dent in breaking her coupling. The cause was owing to the
superintendent ordering the turn to be taken out of the belt,
which was run on a Governor Engine, and I refused to do so.
Other Engineers changed the belt, and owing to their mex
perience about a Governor Engine, the damage was done by
them. There are two ways to run a Plantation, but only one
10 run a Governor Engine.
August IA, 1880. (1t) B. J. CAMPBELL.
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TURNER-COoKE-on Tuesday, August 10th. at the
L residence of the brides mother, Mrs. J. NJ Cooke. by
the Rev H II. Parker. Mr. CHARLES H. TURNER to Miss
MARY A. COOKE.
PooLE-KELsEY-In Honolulu, on the eth August, at
st. Andrews Cathedral, by the Rev. MI. Blackburn, Mir.
W. G. POOLE to Mrs. c. X. KELSEY, late of Buffalo, N. Y.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. 7,

Aur Brit ship City Of MAXIM, Mcconnell. I'D days fn
Glasgow
eP AustrzIia. CsrEin, J days and II hours I'm
Gan Francisco
la-Bxtne : D spFenkIes, Hansen. I'm Kshnlui
I3-Chfnese sfm Ho Ching. Peterson, 70 days from
Canton. and fo2 passengeFs-
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DIVINE SERVICE.

DIVINE SERVICE.
a PUBLIC WILL BE HELD
N AT THE LYCEUM, before departure per Zealandia to
the United States and England, d. V. 1t will take place on
SUNDAY EVENING, the 2d of August, at 1880 O'Clock.
Subject OF Lecture-'The Way for the Islands to Retain their
Independence" also, What we must do TO be Saved in
Another State Of Existence" with plain truths stated as given
in the Word of God, which says, &" How shall We escape if we
neglect so great a salvation.n IL Seats Free. All welcome.
au24 2t JOHN HOS WATERHOUSE.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0berttsrr
AUGUST IA

SATURDAY, AUGUST IA.
The Legislative Assembly of 1880 close their
session to-day at noon. The House was formally
opened on April Both, by His Majesty in person,
and it is to be regretted that the ceremony of
Propagation will be conducted by a Royal Com
mission instead of by His Majesty. The reason
of this is that His Majesty is slightly indispOsed.
The House meets at 10 O'Clock for the dispatch
of business, after which attention will be paid to
the important ceremony of Propagation.
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nEPARTUREk.

Aur 7-aa Earn Coupeer. Bfrkholn- for PoEt Townsend
III 3 Pelican, Dcken, for Kauai
l0-PMsB AnstrsEs, carzfn, for Sydney via Auek
land
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WANTED
CARD.

WDARTIES HAVING CATTLE IN LOTS
of from 20 to 1000 and desiring to sell the same, will find
a purchaser by applying to [jy24 4l CECIL BROWN.
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For Sydney. per Australia, Aug 1O-l2O bxs coffee, Il
pkgs oil. Dom value S29IO.7O.
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NOTICE.

vNyHE SHIP CITY OF NANKIN, FROM
Glasgow, Captain Mcconnell, will not be responsible
for any debt contracted by the crew of the said vessel without
aul4 G. W. MACFARLANE & CO., agents.
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CARD.
The Violin Taught.
NH r. CHAS. H.. HEINSEN, PROFESSOR
4NA- OF MUSIC, respectfully informs the public in general
that he is prepared to Give Instructions ON the
Violin. May be seen from II to l., 4 to 5 or in the evening
at Pickering h Co.'s store, No. - King street jy24 Inn
FOR RENT!
HOUSE AND o ON KING STREET.
IN near Thomas Square, formerly occupied by c. e. VIII
llams. Apply to
jy24 1t CECIL BROWN,
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-
We note sales Of COO bags Island at 6k@SEc- Since
the arrival Of the Malolo there have been no receipts Of
Sandwich Island sugar at this port and consequently the
market IL very strong. During the week-On Saturday
24-an advance Of &c in Dry Granulated took place. The
prospects OF the market are very bright
The S. +. Merchant, OF the Goth ult., says: Island rays
continue to come forward freely and the California aad
American sugar rehneries are both well supplied with
stock. Grocery grades are in fair demand. with a good
supply on hand Sales during the week have been about
1000 bags, at sSske; the above figures being the extreme
range Of quotstions-
From the Grocer and Country Merchant Of the 3Oth, gws
quots-Sandwich Island, in SKIS, dark ca do good do NJ.
lSLG9: do choice, kegs Ok
RIcF-Lafe Japanese advices report that food through
out the country n very dear Notwithstanding q large sur
plus Of Rice, which the farmers Will not sell for paper
and cannot export for want Of cheap cOnveyances. As an
inevitable result Of the damage TO the growing crops Of
paddy. the price Of rice has gone up about 80 cents per
picul- i
Late San Francisco adviees state that during the week
the market advanced. on mixed Rice from s5lO5 to S5-2N
with sales Of 1000 bags for the week Sandwich Island
has advanced and - firm At SIC. few hundred bags
were sold on the 3lst ult-, 1000 bags Of Hawaiian Rice
were sold at 81 and the same II now held by the buyers
ate. The total imports Of Rice in the port Of San Fran
cisco from Jan. 1. 1880 to July 30 were a. follows:
Lbs.
----of
y
---.0of2O
HmEs-have been strong at 22k.
Large quantities Of salmon are now being shipped u
England, late adviess mentioning 3T55 cases in two
shipments
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NOTICE.

XKJ G.. JONES IS MY ATTORNEY IN
Q fact during my absence from this Kingdom.
GEORGE BOWSER,
Publisher Il Proprietor Of the Hawaiian Statistical Il Com
mercial Directory Il Tourists Guide.
Honolulu, July D, 1880. jy24 st
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NOTICE

ENRON AND AFTER THIS DATE ALI
accounts DE Messrs. Grant / Robertsn must be paid
at the Office of THE0. II. DAVIES. ~N+
GRANTA ROBERTSON.
Honolulu Aneust Eth 1850 aus St
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TO RENT

10 LET.
TnSRE News BRICK NOW
beins erected % Fgvt street. next door 70 Nj. Thcru's,
Wiz re ies as 2 whole . In part. Apply 20
aua7 zt q RD EtDe2 = *.
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NOTICE.


VIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
day, the 18th inst, at the Office of f. A. Schaefer & Co., at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. HEINRlCH RENJES, Sec'y.
Honolulu, Aug. 10, 1880. 1t
SITUATION WANTED
a FIRST-CLASS cock CmaIe) WOULD
GA like a position. Address, care AKANA, King st. aul42t+
WANTED.
"A EER wants a situation on a Steamboat or, as assistant
in a Sugar Mill. Reference United Sfates Certificate of IN
spection as Chief Address ENGINEER, this o6Ss: IL
GOVERNESS.
4 YOUNG LADY
"A and German huently, wishes a situation as & overness.
No objection to the other Islands. Address, MISS M, P.O.
Box "a. Honolulu. auI4 4t
Notice.
ANY INFORMATION RESPECTING
JOHN H. Patty,
aul4 I'm Acting Consul for Belgium.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
VHNHE COMPREHENSIVE RETO-
fore existing, aud doing business under the name OF Lame
& Co., is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. A. Her
bert retiring, and whose interests and liabilities cease from
this late.
Honolulu, August 1, 1880. ALLEN HERBERT.
r. ". LAME.
The above business. Hay, Grain, Etc, will be continued
under the same name as heretofore-Laine & Co.-who as
sumea all the liabilities of the late firm. and will collect all
debts due. LAME & CO.
Honolulu, August L, 1880. au14 st
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TaLEGRAPHIo BREv1rIEs.

At Cleveland o., yesterday, a six-story
brick block on Viaduct and Meriom streets
was burned. Loss, S25, 600; insured for
$4,000 Loss on stock of the Cleveland
Stove Company, $50, 900; insurance. $40, 900.
Loss on stock of Lenderer & Co., flour deal
ers, SIG, 600; half insured.
Nj. Meyer, of Augusta, Ca, reported at the
jersey City police headquarters yesterday
that while on his way there he was robbed Of
$40, 800, which was in bag under his pillow.
He says the robbery was committed between
Jersey City and Philadelphia.
At Columbus O., yesterday, Smither, a
prisoner in the County Jail awaiting sentence
for arson, suicided by cutting his throat.
Mrs. Ewall was burned to death in barn
at Cincinnati yesterday.
Maud Granger, the actress, is dangerously
i'll at Hannibal, Mo.
The fy-wheel in John Etters kindling
York, burst yesterday. A piece struck the
boiler, which exploded and fatally burned the
proprietor.
Six hundred and eighty.nine immigrants
arrived at Now York.
Doctor Amala has left Lisbon for America
as Commissioner of Portugal to the Sanitary
Congress at Washington.
The German Imperial Budget for next year
estimates the expenses at $50, 600, 600 marks.
huSSlb lutSAu5 To JHh6 u6ClelN6 aCLtO0
against the Turcomans at the end of Deem
Der.
Twenty arrests have been made at Vienna
in connection with the attempt to assassinase
Premier Boratin.
Edward Bains, proprietor and editor of the
Leeds Mercury, one Of the most influential
Liberal papers outside of Dublin, has re-
ceived an accolade of knighthood from the
hands of Queen Victoria.
At Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday, six work
men were buried by a falling wall in a car
shop, one being killed.
TIE Paris dispatch announces that Emile
de Girardin, the great journalist, has retired
from public life.
Edward Lloyd Ford, formerly publisher of
the Christian Union, is dead.
Henry R. Warrington, one of the most
prominent hydraulic engineers in the coun-
try, died at New York yesterday.
Joseph Bork, the defaulting City Treasurer
of Buffalo, N. Y, who escaped conviction
some three years since through the defective
character Of the indictments found against
him. has been arrested again.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
senate.


WASHINGTON, December 17th.-The House resolu-
ton for recess from December I'D to January 9Th
was disagreed to-3l to q.
motion of Burnside to adjourn to-day until
Monday raised storm of noes and he withdrew it.
Wallace introduced bill for uniform system of
bankruptcy.
Blaines resolution, directing the Judiciary Com
mittee to inquire into the ex7ediency of increasing
the number of Judges of the Supreme Court to
thirteen, was agreed to.
The pension appropriation bill was referred to
the Committee on Appropriations
The Democrats generally voted in favor OF recess,
the Republicans generally against it.
Consideration was resumed of the educational
bill, and general debate began
CockreIl opposed the four per cent rate when the
Government could borrow at three.
ingalls, said it was question not for how little
interest money could be borrowed. but how much
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EiNHse.

WASHINGTON, December 17th.-The morning hour
was dispensed with, and the House went into Com.
mittee of the Whole on the private calendar.
At $40 the committee rose and the House passed
several pension bills.
On motion OF Arnsly bill was passed amending
Section 1852 OF the Revised Statutes so as to limit
the sessions OF the Legislative assembly of the
several Territories to sixty day S duration.
A motion to adjourn to Monday was lost by 50
to 80
Adjourned
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EO&.EIbN.
The Trouble in ireland.

New YORK, December 17th.-The Worlds
London dispatch says: 1t was stated In town
last night that there was painful scene be-
tween the Queen and Mr.. Gladstone at
Windsor over the Irish question. Her Maj.
esty urged the Premier very decidedly to re-
sort at once to force and crush the disorder in
Ireland. The Liberals, who circulate this
story, ascribe the Queens interference to the
personal influence of Lord Beaconsfeld, in
whom she has undoubted confidence, and who
recently made her visit. The condition Of
affairs in Ireland formed the principal topic
of discussion to-day in the Cabinet Council,
but the decision arrived at, if any, has not
vet been made public. No more Councils
will be held, | am informed, until after the
HOLIDAYS. When the Council adjourned yes
terday Mr.. Forster hurried back to Dublin,
and other Ministers left London for their re-
spective homes In the country. Those per-
sons who profess to be well informed as to
the devious course of justice in Ireland, ex-
press a belief that the acquittal at the Cork
Assizes Wednesday of Messrs. Healy and
Walsh of the charge of intimidating farmer
Manning will have very bad effect on tbs
coming trial of indicted Land Lesguers.
THE LAND LEAGUE TRIALs-THE JURY.
New York. December 17th.-The Herald's
Dublin special says: Counsel for the Crown
and counsel for the traversers in the Irish
State prosecution, each struck off twelve
names from the fortY-eight previously balloted
for, leaving twenty. four from which the jury
viii be selected at the opening Court. The
Crown Solicitor struck off the names of
twelve Catholics, and the traversers' solicit
three Catholics aud nine Protestants, each
side determining in striking them eff name
by name. At each name struck off by the
Crown, Dillon (traverserl counsel and cousin
Of John Dillon, cried " another Papist, or
otherwise called attention to the fact, though
the NJ er of the Crown Office severely re-
primanded him. Some Catholics are included
In the remaining twenty-four persons in the
panel, but the probability is that great ma
jority of the jury viii be Protestants. Opin-
ions differ regarding the probable inclinations
of the jury, but it is not generally considered
favorable thus far for the traversers. OF the
panel, fourteen are Liberals and ten Con-
servatiyes.
FOSTER RETURNS TO DUBLIN.
LONDON, December 17th.-Foster has
gone to Dublin. Parnell has issued circu-
luar changing the day of meeting of the Home
Rule party from January 4th to December
9th, the day before the State trials begin.
WAR VESSEL ORDERED TO IRELAND.
PORTSMOUTH, December 17th.-The iron
screwship Assistance. about to undergo re-
fitting has been ordered in readiness to pro-
coed within twelve hours notice on special
service TO ireland.
WANT OF EMPLOYMENT DEMAND FOR woIK
6'aaK December 17th.-There is great
80. Int Throughout the country,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

v.-tniOn Hedge, No. 81, a
Will meet THIS Saturday EVENING, slrs0NA
December 18TH at their hall, corner Sixth ssSeA,
and streets, Masonic TEN lie, at I.30 IszkzT
o'clock sharp, for work in the NJ. W. De- Wy
gree All members of the Order are cordially in
vited. j. L. JACKSON, III. W
CHAs COOLEY, Recorder. TB. CT dlS.1t
CA 900 HOTEL FOR SALE THE FUR
$4,000. nit1Te, bar fixtures and utensils of
well-located paying hotel in this city, with good
run of customers, viii besold Cheap for the money
Reason OF selling, larger business in view. Apply
to or address CARL STROBEL, Commission Agent,
321 J street, Sacramento dlS6td<swW'
TEyo LET.-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room in private family, centrally located,
and in easy distance to the Capitol Inquire at this
office. dlSlwf
Mooney WANTED IF YOU HAVE MONEY
lNH to loan at one per cent. per month, YOU may
mud suitable chances by calling on CARL STRoBEL,
the broker, 81 ] street, sacramento Cal. dlS3t'
Land League Meeting Regular
Weekly meeting of the Land League will be held at
Pioneer Hall TO. MORROW Sunday AFTERNOON,
December 10Th, at $50 o'clock. All are requested
to attend as business of importance viii be traps
acted. d. L. WOODS, President.
DANIEL FINN, Secretary. d1Slt
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The City Surveyor OF Napa has made a
report on the water supply for that town.
It is thought that the total expense will
not be less than 1000, nor more than
100000, depending on the sort of pipe
used.
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sa ramentO. December l6-wife of J. c. r CHORD,
a son.
Rocklin, November 26-wife Of David M Walker, a
daughter.
Grass Valley, December 16-wife OF J. NJ. Thomas,
Vallejo, December 15-wife of F. W. Marks, a SON.
MERGED, November 2s-Wife Of j. X. Becknell, son.
San Francisco December l6-Wife OF C. W. Knauth,
San Francisco, December 15-wife of James F. Mac
Caslie, daughter.
San Francisco, December IS Wife OF E. Waterman,
a daughter.
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DIED.

Marysville, December 16-Frederick F. Smith, 60
Nevada City, December 15-Amos Thatcher Laird,
Nevada City, December 15-Joshua Anderson Cross,
MERGED, December ~ Virginia L. Turner, years,
months, 8 days.
San Francisco, December l5-Doliy NJ. Adams,
year and months.
san Francisco, December 16-V Virginia Casey, years
II months and 2 days.
San Francisco, December 10 Manus Dougherty, 81
wears.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

ctTATE OF cAIIFoRNIA, COUNTY OF sACRA-
p mento. In the Superior Court. In the
matter OF the estate Of JOSEPH COX, deceased
FRANCIS COX, administrator OF the estate of
JOSEPH cox, deceased, having rendered aud pre-
scented for Settlement final acc unit and report Of
his administration, accompanied by vouchers, and
bv a petition for distribution Of the estate, 1t is
ordered that MONDAY, January 10, 1881 at 10
O'Clock A NJ, be appointed the time for settle
ent of said account and hearing said petition, aud
that notice thereof be given by publication of this
order In the SAca AsfESTo DAILY RECORD UNION at
ea,t once a week for three weeks next before the
said day OF hearing December j 1850.
JUDGE OF SUPEsIoR COURT
CLINTON L. WuITE, Attorney for Administrator.
dlS.Iw4tS
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sixth Annual Profit ana Loss Sheet of
First series.
RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS
sl2o,792 a s12o, 792 !

-------
There are outstanding Of the first series 2,452
shares.
Earnings per share, exclusive of second
series. .S36,359
Pro rata earnings OF second series ........ 1883
Total earnings of first series .sl4,las
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HAMMERS CAsoARA SAeRADA BTrrERs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia constipation and liver COM
MA int
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HAMMERS GIYcERoLR TAR. The most perfect
cough cure extant. Hundreds testify TO It's gooo
e-feefa
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More Explosions.

SrE11ARToN On. ST., December 18th
There were several explosions in the Cage Pit
coIliery last night. Men are filling up the
pit with earth. The payroll for November
is $40 less than in October.
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HAMMER CAscARA sAGRADA brTTERs 'nes al
complaints arising from INSTRUCTED state CT tue
Svsferf1
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS ]

calling HOLIDAY STOCK we would mne
upon public only that Ten Thousand Suitable Articles can
business We
refer strictly ONE PRICE PRINCIPLE price which is necaa
say article after careful and which
uniformly small profit We Offer No Bats, believing
that Square Dealing Wins the Race the long OUR
STOCK FRESH AND SALEABLE embracing Many Novelties
to be famishngye
all the Holiday business but what and
Confidence of the People, Choice
Call and goods and with houses who
Sensational Advertisements trade and
old rubbish desirable
WASHBURNE 6. REDMAgJ,
STREET SOUTH
in Q Albums Stationery
Prices Made to Parties Buying Fairs
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The By laws were amended at the annual meeting,
reducing the fine delnquents to five per cent
Respectfully submitted,
dls1t EDWIN K. ALsIP. Secretary.
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For THE CoUGHs AND CoLDs now prevail
iny, Hammers Glycerole of Tar is specific.
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NOTICE.

TEyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
| 4 holders Of the Capital Gas mpauy, Tor the
Election of Directors for the ensuing year. and for
the transaction of such business may be brought
before the meeting, will be held at the office of the
Company, in the city of Sacramento, on MONDAY,
| the 18th day OF january, 1881. IbaC1
| dIs.td c. H, CUMMINGS, Secretary.
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DISBURSEMENTS.


Expenses. go. .............. Sl,l95 %
Interest due first series on
Sl7l 800 at 10 per cent,
loan on realty ............. 17l60 90
Interest 1ue first series on
s2,0l2, at l per cent, loan
on stock al a
Interest due first series on
loans paid of during year. $50 %
Net gain. 1892 30
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Latest bases of the Great Agitation in
Ireland.
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HAMMERS GLycERols or TAs, for coughs and colds
Try il
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MARPiEN.
BORN.

Amador county, December l5-By Rev. C ".
Heath. A j. kstey TO F. II. Ball.
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sanguinary Fight.

ST.. PETERSBURG. December 18th. An
American journal publishes an account of
sanguiuary fight between the inhabitants of
village in Turkish Armenia and Turkish
troops. The Russian Consul at Van has
gone to the scene of disturbance.
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NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.

WASHINGTON, December 17th.-The Ma
tional Board of Trade adopted resolution
fa7oring Government management of the tel
egraph service by two-thirds vote; also
commencing the statistical efforts of the
United States Consuls. The shipping ques-
ton was discussed, but no action was taken
Adjourned sine die
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oA11rnRsIA,s ELEcroRAL voTE.

WASHINGTON, December 17th.-The Flee
toral vote of California was delivered to Vice
President Wheeler to-day by the venerable
Stephen Cooper, Of Colusa county, a special
messenger of the Electoral College, who, de-
suite his "a years, came alone across the con-
tinent for that purpose, and appeared at the
Capital this afternoon as hearty. hale and
erect as most men born after the close Of the
war of 1879. in which he participated,
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ELECTORAL VOTES RECEIVED.

WASHINGTON, December 18th. Presi-
dent Wheeler to-day received the Electoral
votes of Rhode Island, Ohio, Indiana, Kan
sas and California, in each instance by mes
senger He mas now received, either by mail
or messenger, the votes of all the States ex-
cent Oregon
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THE RETIRING sEoRETARY.

WASHINGTON, December 17th.-Secretary
Thompson, whose resignation goes into effect
Monday next. at the request of number of
friends and subordinate officers, will hold
reception in his Office tomorrow afternoon
for the purpose Of taking formal leave of
the employees. The Secretary will probably
remain at the Department until Monday
next He will visit his home in Indiana in
the course of a week or So to attend to some
business, after which he expects to return TO
WASHINGTON for the vviuter