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REPUBLICAN.
-=5;;7;oToI DC. JANUARY 81, 1851
CLUB LYRICS
nv John F. CHAMBERLAIN.

nv JnHN J. CHAMBEELIN-
Ae,cstv nights have come again,
na5 nj This time Ofyear
An' G men who sleep alone
1P France mlc9 round upon their ear
NJ ,,,rn their bedding quickly back,.
1tc 3d the then they tumble in,
nj II' mn into little knot,
hT Wit N knees up 10 their chin.
..,.7,on INTO themselves they say,
Ali -. tiI loud enough TO hear:
.D. ,;eorge, this thing has got TO chenge
BEFORE another year.
sam Thomas Jones,
I'm glecful tones,
rnto his son and heir;
Your noses exact
ike mine-a fact,
NJ son. do declare! "
Not quite so red"
Young hopeful said,
raj daddTs nose he Squints)
Some folks prefer
High colors, sir,
But Ike sober unts!
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Rowland Dental Association.

NO I'll FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET
Three doors north of Pennsylvania avenue EX-
TRACT TEETH UNDER NITROUS OXIDE with
out PAIN for 81 each tooth; without gas 50 cents each
tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, s. per set. Geld and
Amalgam FILINGS inserted. Ali work warranted
first class
side 10 over 20, eco persons ;e5-Iy
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REAL ESTATE

The Official Transfers OF Yesterday as
Recorded.
Mr.. ]. F. Olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday
reported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:
On Virginia avenue, between Third and Four and-a-
half west sublot go by feet square 536
Ella l. CaStleman TO John Miller $500.
On Massachusetts avenue. between North Capitol
and First streets west lot and part of lot (i5 feet
inches by the depth, square 625; George Wilmer to
f. P. Hackney, nominal.
GEORGETOWN.
ReeS Evans and Robert Mcleod to John W. Ridg-
way, Sublot BeallS addition to square IL, 81 $50.
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Baltimore stock Board.

BALTIMORE Jan. 2g.-Virginia SIS DID, t deferred, 3d.
o consolidated 49,: do second series 2sL past due
coupons 81: new iO-i0s, 1914; Virginia lo-i0s,
common % bid to-day.
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Ed

PITC.UIYNN.-Thef friends of the late Colonel P,
u PITcgIv> are invited 10 attend his funeral nj the
Masonic Temple corner Of and Ninth streets, TO-
day (Frilay), the eist instant NJ p. ID.
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DOUBLE TRACK! JASNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December l, 1885,

WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JASNEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect Wednesday. December 1, 1880
ffii:5So.-CHICAe6 GiNcfNNATI, AND ST LOUIS
FAST EXPRESS.
f EXf Pre- anu way S'AuonS
GJO-Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. piedmont,
StraSburg, Winchester, HagerhtOwl, ana way,
s1O-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
S:45-STfUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS, (con-
meets for Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for
soo-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS.
t9OO-On Sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis, and
1Ooe-BAiTIMOREE EXPRESS, stops at Hyattsville,
College Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
f1O4O-PIT'fSBURG, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
i2:lO-B Baltimore Ellcott City, Annapolis, and Way
tl25-0n SUNDAY only, for baltimore and Way.
4I22::5-NfW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS.
S3O-Bsltimorea and Way Stations, Winchester Fred
erick. HageIstown, and Way; via Relay
EoO-BALTIMoRE, HYATTSXILLE, AND LAU-
REL EXPIRES Frederick via Relay, stops at
f4:45-Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, Win
of Rocks and Way stations onlyl
i4:40-BaItimoEe annapolis and Way stations;
PRESS, IMartinsburg aud Way, Via Relay.
Stops at Hyattsville and Laurel)
605-POint OF Rocks and Way Stations.
f6:45-B Baltimore and Way Stations
7:3g-BALTIIORE AND LAU REcL EXPRESS.
iS:59-PITTSBURGi, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
G45-BALTIMORE. EVANSVILLE, AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS.
t1GOO-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO New York.
and special sleeping Of Philadelphia.
fDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices Washington station, and 6l9 and
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, corner EOufteentn street.
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
MD nj a mint in the cfV
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"0ur Celebrated Dollar Shirts"
HOLIDAY GOODS.

A Large Assortment OF Porcelain, ParIor,
and Library Lam ps, Drop Lights and Deco
rated Shades, Cabinet Mirrors and Seonees,
Bronzes, Fancy Student Lamps and Deco
rated Shades. ALI OF the above goods sold
at Reduced Prices.
E. F. BROOKS,
53I Fifteenth ST., Corcoran Building.
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Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.

The Steamer w. w. CORCORAN,
which has been recently built and furnished O.. L.
BLAKE, Csptsin.) is the only boat allowed 10 land
passengers al Mount Vernon Wharf. Round trip ST.
including admission to Mansion and Grounds Steam
leaves Seventh street DAILY tSunday excepted),
at 10 A. M, and returns about p m.
J. MCH. HOLlINGSWORTH
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
I. L. BLAKE, Steamer w. w. Corcoran- iel
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Holiday Goods !!

Messrs. w. H d o. n. MORRISON beg leave TO an
nounce they have their usual LARGE display OF
HOLIDAY GOODS now ready, and respectfully re-
quest their customers and friends 10 come and exam
inc it early, before the rush OF Xmas week. IL can
now be TO advantage. and customers can be at
tended to satisfactorily to themselves and TO u.s.
Among the enormous variety of Holiday Goods can
be found the following: Christmas and New Year s
Cards, Cologne Stands, Ladies' Toilet Gases, Comb
and Brush Boxes, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes
Fancy Glassware Scissor and Toilet Cases Stationery
Cases. Card Cases and Pocketbooks, Smokers Arti-
Giles, Gold Pens, Pencils and Watch Charms, Photo
graph and Autograph Albums Games for Children in
great variety Fancy Boxes OF Stationery from 2c to
so; Beautiful Gift Books for Young and Old; Toy
Books &c. DC. The largest stock ofGerman Favors
in the city.
Do not forget 10 the goods on the second floor
All goods marked in plain figures.
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Educational.
National Academy of Fine Arts.

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
The most thorough instruction i'll every department
of Art from the Preparatory Course 10 Portrait and
Historical Painting The Science of Art will
clear and simple that of study will be saved
the student.
CORCORAN BUILDING. FIFTEENTH STREET.
se3ltf
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IOHN H MITCHELL,
81 VETERINARY HORSESHOER,
No. 20 Second street northwest, washington, u u

az All shoes used in The shop Of my own make
Ali diseases Of the feet promptly attended TO- selS-y
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GGrapelers' &6ui0e.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINEAND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
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Ra,,,,,o,c e;epcr,I Ma,..,e,

SUB-TRE4SIR H BAI-ANCfS,
SSSGl9G9I Currency..... 81 cS ID
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Spencerian Business College,

COR. OF SEVENTH AND L SIS. n. w.
This institution has progressive and successful
perieEce of sixteen years. 1t eGGcateS young men
and women for usefulness and selfsupport It's grad
positions OF profit. Course OF
study and training comprises the English Language
Business Arithmetic, Speneerian Practical Penman
Ship bookkeeping by single and double entry adapted
to evSy variety Of business; Business Practice.
quirs, the making out and exchanging of all kinds
of business papers, paving and receiving cash and
keeping the accounts: Elocution and Lectures Day
and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY, AUGUST So
1850 For information and terms call ~ the College
or address HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal. aun
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-08
Q o NJ M e r CIAL.

HONOL ELr. JAN 3, 1881.
Business has improved somewhat since last week, al
though very little life IL yet exhibited Imports Of gen
merchandise from the have been quite large,
and Considerable lumber has arrived from the north
west. q"
Large quAntitie. NJ sugar received from the other
islands hsve been exported 10 thc Coast by sailing
vessels. The City Of Now York, hence December 3st
took s5sl lbs, puln to Sydney.
There s great scarcity Of hay and feed OF all kinds
The Ksistana brought f0 bales OF hny from San
PrancIsco, but large portion Of 1t carried A. deck
load, mnch damaged by being wet. There IL a gen.
era, desire among the bushes, en Of TO have
nmonthly settlement Of accounts instead Of
at present and (; will probably be brought before tho
Chamber of Commerce soon, fos concerted action II
IL hoped that some mutual agreement viii be made
by which the change be brought about.
by recent advccs per Hochung Fan Francisco
giving dates 10 December I'D learn that the market
is quite bare Of sugars ar 'vas per Ella and
Rosario and cargo from Manila being quite opportunc.
Quotations. Manila basis g. 90 eqnalling 81 i5 Re
nned sugars range from 2Iac crushed to i0ac coffee
sugars New York rates FOR Cub sugars range at about
ss75
Hawaiian molasses IL quoted from Jc 10 25c.
Hawaiian rice IL reported to be free and liberal
ing speculation therein sales reported SIC to 5hc.
Hides may be quoted rom 9glc 10 1O1lc wet; calf.
skins, ioc to i2c; goat skins SOC according to
quality; dry hides kip and calf, 1sIic to igc.
Tallow is In good demnnd at sac to &c.
Coffee may he quoted as having downward tendency
owing to adyices from the East scl ranging i3c
TO 1k.
by the quarterly report Of the Collector General for
the quarter ending December 3f.t 1880 Of our most
important exports which present In tabular form
show. gratifying increase over the exports for the
last quarter Of 1873 The table also gives the total m
nual exports Tor both years.
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IMPORTS.

From San Francisco, per Hochrng. Janu.ry dth-C
Dckev; PIX mdsc. 20 bxs IN plates; Wilder Co:
cs furniture, cs clothing; Dickson cs mdsc; A
Montana: l cs mdse; John Not n Co: 81 pkgs iron
ware; G Williams: s pigs furniture; l. q Sresovich &
Cos 40 pkgs fruits etc. and las PIX mdse to Chinese
firms.
F:om Eureka, per Monitor, January Gth-27s9S It
lumber, 2?5 shingles Levers & Dickson.
F.om San Diego, per Sarah Ann, January Gih-15 tons
sand. 10 order
From Eureka per Cassie Hrywa d. December 3lst-
a}S,6.O f. lUmber, NJ pickles. i5 NJ shingles 20 SKIS
potatoes, 3 cs effect" to Capt Blake.
From San anoisco, per Krlakaua. December 3lst-G
I've. =: 1i9 pcs cecar: NJ Maksy: pkgs trimmings
Bol cs Co: % Jaies bay bbls pkgs n,dse. l, }
bols nou,; Lovejoy Co; 20 cs e., cs WHISKY Lew
ers ~ Dickson; % and kgs lead; Geo Wei,s. cs
whisky; Mckipbin: cs d, ugs; May a Co: 30. cs
groceries; McCUly: ok cocke.y; s Il Dole: 500
pipe; Lehehan y Co: SO nsgs lquo.s; Hollis II Coz
c" mdse; q Frceth: - sks horr; DI"Drham II Coz
u , cs oil, l6 PIX h2 dwa,c; Walkc, horse; Cas-
tie Cooke: ~ bales nay, GJ SKIS gain 1876 pkos 9r,,-
ceries; Schaeie Il Co: 20 pk indse; er: 1;s
SKIS b,ru, calves. pk.s mdse; = Spencor: ~ rk-s
md. G; j Mott 4 Co; y pE ~ mdse; Hal Il Son: ~
pkgs powder: Aiong: > ,g sks nour; j w WlliPms:
pk"s fu'nirre q Scgeiscn IL Co: pkgs ironwa'c; G
Il illiams: II rrniirre GrnberiI " Co: 10 cs
coo1s fowls; Hopschac cI & Co; cs dry goot - 4
l. ok: IL cs guns POW, &C; w G. lwia Co: 40 bbls
salmon; since 33j SKI 1orr; McLe9n Bros: 10 cs
bread, 10 c. oil Grey Co: csk palm o.; A l. Smith
~ cs mschine, eic; McInyrc os 1926 pkg gloceiirs
w Eawlns: 10 b les hay, 20 ss oais, 10 csls soda
Dowse,, 85 SKIS corn, 80t SKIS bran $50 bales hay and
T'6 pkgs mdse 20 Chinese films.
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MEMORANDA.

Report of the bark Knlakaua. jerks, Master-Sailcd
from San Francisco December 9Th. with n sonth wind
and thick fog. He'd ihe wind from \ SE to W SW 20
days, with great deal Of rain In lat 23 long ti5 90
had heavy gale from SW, with yety hiz conf sed
At times stock, consisting Of one horse and
several cows, nearly drowned. Have had more bad
weather this trip than in all my voyages this
NV thirty miles per day The rains have baeu so heavy
tnnt have found 1t impossible 10 keep deck load
dry, though covered with canvas December 29th. of
Hawaii had very heavy sqnall from NV, lasting abou
two hours Sighted Maui on the morning OF the 3Oth.
From thence to port light ban'ing airs and calms.
Report Of stmr IIochung, Peterson, Maser-Left San
Francisco December I'D, at r. M with light Sc wind
and heavy rain during the day December 18th siron
Sc winds and rain, with heavy swell; ship rolling
heavily and shipping great deal OF water. december
25th strong Sc winds with high confused steamer
shipping considerable water Had similar weather on
the 2Gth December 21th, moderate = SW wind. fine
weather on 2Sth aud 2oth December 3Oih, modei s
SW wind with rain; heavy swell from W; ship rolling
badly; carried away main top In Che eyes OF rig
ging. Favorable weather unil he 3d ms. at 2 20
when ship into "A heavy swell from nor Invest,
which caused the vessel TO roll considerable shipped
heavy which broke away ccchcs,, caboose etc (:
hove to for three hours From thence 20 poft moderate
Oahu at A January dth. Took pilot nj s.15
'aReport of Am sch Sarah Ann, Johns on Master
sailed from San Diego December i0tb 1880. For the
first ionr days had strong wese,ly winds With hi
and heavy squalls Thence % lat 25o N lon, lc5 w
squalls and Gains. with heavy swell fori wesN'ard
From thence to lat 90 vaiable winds ION southward
and Westward then easteily, with heavy swell from
westward From thence to port light winds rom norh
ward and eastward.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Am bytne John D sprecke. has discharged all
of her cargo and lies oil Fish Market wharf. She
will load back to san Francisco with dispatch. and will
probably sail on ; .turday next.
Tho Am sch Sarah Ann arrived from San Diego
Thur day last after passaye of ~ days. she has
cargo Of moulding sand. She is lying at Iibbets a
Sorenson's wharf.
The Uaw bk KaInkaua II at Brewer & Co.'S wharf die.
charging a cargo Of general merchandise from san
Francisco after whion she will load back, TO sail In
about two weeks.
The III bk Lady Lampson IL at Brewer & Cos wharf
oadng for San Francisco, and judging from the way
sugar comes along, she will sail about Monday or Tues
day next
The Am sch Cassie Hayward il a; the Espanade op.
posite the Custom House. She Is abOut discharged,
and sails tomorrow for umboldt.
TIE Am bktnc Monitor, just hand, H. dsoharging
cargo Of redwood at the old steamship dock.
The Am tern Eva Is the foot of Fort street dis
next week unless she succeeds in getting cargo or
sugar for San francisro
The Am bktnc Eureka is at the PM S Companys
dock loading for San Francisco for which port she will
sail tomorrow.
The swcd bk Hcrminc is in the str.am She will sail
for Hongkong about Wednesday next.
The Ger Qninta IL hourly expected from China.
Tho VIII bk John Rowland, Capt Green, is lying OF
and on.
South Sea Islands with 73 south Sc islanders. They
have all been landed and vaccnatcd
The TIaw sch Mana is In qua,nntine.
The Chinese & s H,chung sailed for Hongkong on
Thursday taking 100 Chine'c passengers.
BY late California papers noicc ho death OF Capt
Al Wofth lie was forhory master oi the schrs Fanny
and Flying Mist
The u Pensacola will act away about Jan and
will proceed Honolulu. Ai,cr bat she may continue
to South Americ. or p,oJaOly re .utn here.AH
The many friends Of Capt s Rrffed will h. pained
to hear that he lies dangerously III at his residence.
The gentleman has been identified ior many years with
the maritime affairs OF poi, and II II to be hoped
that he VIII recover Epeedily.--Aud.
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Fiom Our Hilo Correspondent.

Huo, December 3lst., 1880.
EDITOR SATURDAY PREss The flow from Mauna
Ioa is said TO be within l6 miles OF this place and
moving more rapidly than it has been lately. The
width of the flow is from hundred to four hun
dred and fifty feet. We can very plainly that
II IL nearer to us it does not appear over ten miles
from Hilo. II is quite brilliant A party has
gone up to the source of flow they started last
Monday. am hoping to have report from them
To write you in my next letter.
People who think it always rains in Hilo should
come here now and see the dust. There has been
but few drops of rain since the flow from Mokua-
weoweo commenced, November 5thl Yesterday
the wind was very violent and the dust was lying
around though it did not cost anything one
store compelled to close its front door have
the goods covered with dust. II Is often said,
" See Naples and De- some say, See Hilo and
get awfully Wet" But now il is to get covered
with dust it is change for us. We have deli
cious water 10 wash it down with; il Is cool and
clear, and does NOT run through pipes. We have
Last night we had a hne shower that lasted
about an hour, II was the first We have had worth
calling a rain in nearly two months. There has
also been some rain in Kan, where II was more
needed than in this vicinity.
Tomorrow, being the LIST Of January, 1881, We
all in hopes that will not rain or be yer dusty,
in order that the children may have their parade.
have = sail and picnic at waakea in which
about 70 will join. The Native Church and School
have good treat also provided for them. Our
new brass band will head the procession. Children
from nelghborinR plantations will come here aud
| join in the procession. j. A. n.
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is Chinaman and not citizen of the country
he may have temporarily honored with his
presence. The very idea OF voting power is
unknown, aud except to o few individuals, alb
solutely uuntellegible. From birth onward
for many scores Of generations, the Cbinaman
has been accustomed to bid or to be bidden.
The official commands and the non-oficial
obeys. OF these six thousand Chinese, proba-
bly, not one, if provided with vote would
dare to use it independently. The leading
men amongst the Chinese could easily supply
them with the property qualification and con-
troll the r votes. An ambitious, inscriptions
agitator might gather into his hands power
which would swamp all the other elements
in the State.
The Americans, the English, the Natives,
arc all more or less in the habit of indcpen-
dent thinking and being divided in opinions,
might really fall an easy prey to the compact
phalanx of China, which might be brought
together, determined to rule for their own
interests solely. The extent Of this possible
evil, and how 1t might be accomplished, we do
not care to point out: suffice it, that there is
amongst us terrific force, latent at present
may be, but pregnant with evil, possibly
within not far distant future.
The notion, as well as the practise of self
government is utterly unknown in China,
and as Cinnamon cares tor the welfare of the
State, but only for his own direct gains.
He owes no allegiance to any one, and pro-
vided he can keep clear OF the police and on
good terms with his trados-union he is salts
fed. There arc at the present moment some
hundreds of Chinese in Honolulu, doing nothing,
supported by their countrymen with the sole
object Of keeping up the price of wages We
hardly recognize yet the effects of the recent
arrivals. Plantations want hands, aud house
holders want, servants, and yet the veri-
est boor newly arrived from China de-
mands a wage larger than that earned by
highly trained domestic servants, or hard
working farm servants in older countries.
Whatever L,ora or mental capacity a China
man may Lack. it is not that Of shrewdness.
He has, we admit exceptions, no sense of hon
or or truthfuness and if lie finds out he is to be
our master, we TOO very soon shall realize the
position TO our cost.
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PASSENGERS.

For Wndward Ports per Lkelikc Dec .9--H r II
Princess Uliuokalani = N Makec, ii Rcner. r w Bar
tells, G Covile, ID Paris Jr and wife, Ahuna, X
Ahana, Uquuit, 7 johnson, j Totten, Blanchford
Rev Forbes, Brown, Juan Engert, Ahi,
Wier and wife.
From WindEard Ports, per Likeke. Jan /? Capt T
Spencer, Burchadt, W McDougal, Monsarratt,
i Eastman w II Pave, j w Armitage, j Totem, Il
johnson, Spencer, j II Wilber Wundenberg, J w
Giryin, sharratt, All Oak, Mrs Ena, Miss CJohn-
son, Miss Thompson, o johnson, Hitchcock,
Jr, III Tuiton Jr, Hon J w Kaua, Hon l. Aholo, j +
Hackfeld, Miss Hildebrand, Miss l. Baldwin, Miss
FrcTr Judge, Makalua and wife.
From San Francisco, per Kalakaua, Dec 3l-Col Sam'l
Norris, Capt Won Schmidt and wife, Miss Williams,
ii ii Sherman, III Friedlander, Miss Ida Mohrig, B
Owen, Aekerman, Q Smith, II King, Furness,
Hugh Jennet, w Rutherford, James Trophy, Richard
Sennett, Robert Donovan, Albert Mcclure W Foster,
Z Sackpoe, Edward Berry, William Mccormick,
Benl Donolly, William Henry, Chas Buckley, Thomas
Mccarthy, Robert Crowne.
For San Francisco pcr G Murray, January 3d-Mrs
j A Mix Mrs Doyle, John Huon, Hutchison, James
X Markle, W Rutherford, j Hansen,
For HongkopS, per Hochung, January 6th-142 adults
and children, Chinese,
From Eureka, per Cassie Hayward, December 3ist-
ThomPs Graham
From San Francisco, per Hochung, January 4th-J
Harrison and III Chinese; 12 in trnnstu.
From Eureka, per Monitor. Janua y 6th-Mrs Thomp-
| son and -four children, 4 II Palmer, 4 Mullen.
From San Diego, per Saran Ann, January 6th-B
Wright
For San Francisco, per Mohcan, Dec ai-M II Plant,
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Places Of Worrhip.

sE.xESs BErnKL,iRev s G Damon, Chaplain, King
sire, I, near the sailors Home Preaching at II n
Seats free Sabbath School before the morning service
Payer meeting Wednesday evenings ut IA o'clock.
FoRT STREET CnpRcH-Rev Frear Pastor, corner
n Fort and Beretania streets. Preaching sunday
At II A N aud ~ Pn. Sabbath School sti0AH
ST AspIKw's CAniEDRAL-English services; ri Rev
the Bishop II Honolulu and key Iho- Blackburn. Ha-
wslian services. Rev Alex Maekintosh, 6N, Holy
Comrannlon; g3O Mathis and Sermon (lawaiian); II,
Mathis, Litany and sermon (English); 4, Eyensong
liawailan); 1D, Eyensong and Sermon (Englshl
isD.
kAwAianAo cBuncn Rev II II Parker, Pastor, King
street, above the Palace. Services In Hawaiian every
sunday al II An, Sabbath school at i0As. Evening
services at ~ o'clock alternating with kaanahapili.
District meetings In various chapes at 3.OrM Prayer
meeting every Wednesday at 7APs.
kAunAkArnI cnuacn-k Rev NJ kasea; Pastor, Bere-
tana street. Nuuanu. Services In Hawaiian every
SUNDAY at iCif n. sabbath School at w an. Even
ing services At ~ ocIock Alternating with kawaiahao
Prayer meeting every Wednesday At stsPs
RonAs CArHoLIc CHuKcn- Under the charge OF 1T
Rev Bishop Maigret assisted BY Rev Father Hermann
Fort street, Beretania Services every sunday
10 N and srn.
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~ VERY serious subject is struggling to the
sursoce If our Island noliticol ouest;ons tn
-, ;s'';,. 49,. a,,aa,,.,, a,,a ~ ,on
wh'ch wo 'h'''o 'ne a''e"'''" anu '"'"e'' 'o''-
sideration of all thinking men throughout tho
community. This is TO less a matter than the
E,f,.ancl;s,ueu, of me Chj,ess Article 40 If
iv,""'.'s'"''" y "'' o'"'s "o,o o- -
the oonS"'uuoh' p'o"u'sa'ou ny han'"'"'ns
V. in August 1861 provides that "eyery male
subject of the Kingdom, who shall have paid
All. ,.xas who shall have attained tbs are
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o' twenty years, a''a S"aiI nave o'e" "o'n'-
g ciled in the Kingdom for one year i'm