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EXPORTS.

For san Francisco, per W II Dimond. May fifth
l5s56I lbs sugar, 10 bnchs bananas, 10 green hidcs
Val Dom. sS5 -.
For san Francisco. per Akshaw May i3-t 0i5 s7O lbs
sugar, II buchs bananas Val Dom. Si2I2.i2 Val For
eign 5000
For Fanning's l., per vivid May i6th-5 bgs bran.
bgs hOnr cs meats, cs milk cs tea. kerosene
bgs potatoes. kgs sugar cs brandy, demi alcohol
Val Foreign.
For San Francisco, per c Murray. Nav isth--3e5
bnchs bananas, i!J.92b n sugar. 5lOj n wool iii14
glls moasscs - n coffee % SKIS rice -four Dom Value
sjJ5f1t7 Fgn Value 3,3tS.1i
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ward fifteen feet, the centre Of the new part
Of that street will be not far from opposite to
the corner Of Messrs. Hackfeld's ratings, and
the maKa sidewalk will come in line with
the drinking fountain. more awkward, un-
slightly, and unsafe plan could not we'll be
proposed. If the irregular outline of the cor
ner lot opposite the Masonic Hall be made into
a regular curve, thus retaining the present
width of the street at that point and if Mr..
Wilder's new building be thrown back from
the present Office and lumber yard frontage on
Fort street, then the desirable width might
be gained on the east side. while the Fort
street line Of the Masonic building might be
followed, and straight, tolernblv wide road
way would be the result Suppose, however,
that Mr.. Campbel's new Fort street front were
set back a few feet; then we should have
wider street, and more commodious sidewalk.
even at tile expense of breaking the continuity
of the line of frontage presented by the Ma
sonic Hall and the buildings makai of IT, Fort
street is the main thoroughiaro between the
wharves and the principal business pare of
the city, and is also the main highway to tho
suburban residences in the Nuuonu valley. but
is already insufficient FOR the traffic: therefore
it is a matter Of tho first importance that it be
made the most Of. BY and by when the filing
in on the reef is completed. so as to give access
to the steamers by way of Alakea street, that
highway will soon rival Fort street. in i'm
portance and will relieve it to a great extent
on steamer days therefore let Fort street bc
improved at once, and then take Alakca street
IN hand. Running east and west. we have
Queen street, Merchant street, King street.
Hotel street, and Beretania street, but Nuuanu
Fort, Alakca, and Richard streets are not at
present their equivalents. Now is the time to
try to rectify these important arteries: every
brick or stone building which is built now
must stand, as built, for an indefinite period of
time; every wooden building removed offers
an opportunity for improvements. and these
opportunities should be closely watched and
eagerly made use of. Richard street will be-
lore long give access to the wharves, and will
supplement the other roadways running in the
same direction. At present, however, Fort
street is of the first Importance We hone we
may not see anything so absurd as would be
presented ii Queen street. which ought to be
continuous, even if of varying width were TO
be broken short off at the Fort street corner.
10 continue its course half-width out of line
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MEMORANDA.

Report OF s \ zealaadis cheyaIier command.,
Nay Nh al .. .b y. m LEFT " y Cos ~harf s.n
tfsnrireo disehAfssi Pilot az sto D. m, sts,ng n
W wtnds Tor nrst day out, Afterwards moderate and
nns' btes2rd ~ hsnolsis. ish a SIS y. m,
M san Francisco arrived April s1d Am sch American
Sasl, bAeas, 10 days ffon kahnlat; April 2slh, Am
sftnc Hazard Miller. hence April IN; April esA Am
gktne hils furuer. hsnee April ~; Nay 9TH Am bytno
Sonsaslo, Howard, hence ApFt 3lsl.
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------->-----
WE note that the Adgerfiser again recon-
mends the appointment of an independent
public officer devotng his time largely or
wholly to the duties of his office. and being
OF course, properly remunerated for his
services" as President of the Board of
Health. From formGr arguments on the
same subject, and from the same quarter, we
cannot be far wrong in supposing that the
proposed public officer should be an inteli
gent layman, member, if not of a learned
profession at least of the Privy Council.
Though this looks very well in its way, there
is another side to the question. First. is there
any necessity for adding another highly paid
official to the present staff? Secondly, would
it be advisable to risk the possibility of fire.
quent collisions between this independent
officer and the head of the Interior Depart
nent, which would almost infallibly follow
Indeed, might not the former use his indepen-
dent position for the purpose of discrediting
or even displacing the latter? Again, is there
IN ordinary times work enough to employ the
greater part or the whole of the time of a
President of the Board of Health The
anomaly of a President of the Board report
ing to himself as Minister of the Interior is
more apparent than real. Mr. Gladstone has
more than once held the two great appoint
ments of First Lord of the Treasury aud
Chancellor of the Exchequer, offices so closely
interdependent, that the same matter must be
frequently brought under his notice in each
department of his dual capacity Here, the
law provides (Sect. 27S Civil Code) that
There shall be appointed by the King in
Privy Council, upon the nomination of the
Minister of the Interior, Board of Health
for the Kingdom, consisting of three persons,
&c" 1t seems to lis that the iittest person for
President of such Board is the Minister of
the Interior for the time being, as the head of
the executive administration of internal affairs,
which would avoid the very probable COL
lision of two professedly independent func-
tions. OF the other two members of the
Board one should be a physician, and the
third, if not n physician, then an engineer.
We should thus have medical opinion as to
what is needed, an engineer to show how it
could best be accomplished, and Minister to
authorize and carry out the recommendations
Of his colleagues. 1t would be better, it
seems to us, that this Board should have,
with the sanction of the Privy Council the
power OF adding to its numbers, so that
during an epidemic, additional medical advice
might be available, or il any great sanitary
works were projected additional engineering
olx I'D l. mn
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Walthan1 Watches.

tfrom The Sy.,ey Ddiiy TeiegrdPh June 90, 1881
Tie Watham Watch Company have been awarded the
onlygold medal given for watches the sydney
nnti'na Exhibition, and are the only exhibitors in any
clas from the United States who have received this
distinctive recognition
NJ. MCINERNY
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
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SUPREME COURT OF THE ia.

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
~ WAIiAN ISLANDS. In Probate. In the matter
Of The Estate of GEORGE A. BRIDG Es and MARIA
BRlDuES, late of Honolulu AT Chambers, before Mr.
Justice McCully (order of Notice OF Petition for Al
iowanee OF Accounts, Discharge and Final Distribn-
:, On Reading and Filing the Petition and accounts OF
n bingham, Administrators of the Estate OF George A .
bridges and Maria Bridges, late OF Honolulu deceased
wherein he asks to be allowed S2102i and charges I'M
sell with sii5ao and asks that the may be OK.
amined and approved, and that final order may be
made OF distribution of the property remaining In his
hands to the persons thereto entitled and d-charpnc
him and his surees FROM all further responsibility us
such Administrators. :"
II Is Ordered, that WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
JUNE A. D. 1881, at 10 clock A. NJ, before the said
Justice at Chambers, In the Court House Honolulu
De and me same hereby is appointed the time and
place Tor hearing said Petition and Accounts and that
all persons Interested may then and there appear and
snow cause, II any they have why the should not
be granted, and evidence who are en-
Titled to the said property And that this Order in the
Enysb and Hawaiian languages, be published in the
=" Saturday Press" and Nupepa Kuokoa." newspapers
printed and published In Honolulu for three
weeks previous TO the time therein appointed for said
1851. L. McCIJI.IY - -
Justice OF the Supreme Court.
"a 81 Deputy Clerk o the Sunrcmc Conrt
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81 8. Deputy Clerk of the Supreme Court.
SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-

SUPREME COURT OF THE HA-
~ waiian Islands; In Probate. In the matter of the
Estate OF j, q DICKSON, late OF Honolulu deceased
Justice 81 the Supreme Court.
ON reading aud hng the Petition and accounts OF s
n. Damon and Mrs. l.. y. Dickson, Executors OF tho
Estate OF u. q. Dickson, late of Honolulu. deceased
wherein they ask 10 be allowed S;ivi O. and charge
themselves with sil666 IS, and asks that the same
may be examined and approved and that nnal order
may be made OF dstribation Of the property remaining
IN their hands 70 the persons thereto entitled and dis
charging them and their suretes from all further
sponsibiuty as such.
IL Is ordered, that WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of
June A. d. lssi AZ ten o'clock A. ~, before the said
Justice, az Chambers Ia tho Court House. Honolulu
be aud the same hereby l. appointed the time and
plac. for hearing said Petition and Accounts and that
all persons interested may then and there appear and
show cause II any they nave, why the same should not
be granted. and may present evidence 10 who are
entitled 70 the said property, And that this order, In
the English language be published IN the saturday
Press newspaper priniod aud published In Honoulu,
appointed for said hearing.
Datsd Honolulu, IL H. this ~ day OF May AID. 1851
L. McCuLLYt
Attrst; JsO. n. BASARp. Justice Sup Court.
81 ~ Clerk OF the Supreme Court.
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SATURDAY PRESS.
MA 2l, 1881.

A TELEGRAM has been received from the
Royal party dated Singapore, reporting "All
we'll" No letters have been received. His
Majesty seems to be travelling rapidly.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
DIED.
THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for the SATURDAY PHEss ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GRIEVE,
Book, job and General Printer
Honolulu. Ii. |.

The SATURDAY PRESS cannot undertake to return
communications, accepted rejected, and we have to
request correspondents To append their true names and
addresses, not necessarily for qualifications II 50 de-
sired hut as guarantee of the good faith of the writer
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
Report OF the Smali-Pox Hopital
FOR the week ending at A. N. of Friday, Ma
Remaining Nay alth.

Kokuas and quarantined persons other than
PATIENTS, 3d. making the total nulnbsT ON the
Promises ~, exclusive OF employees
Nearly one-third 81 the patients now in the hos.
pitai are childfco under ton years Of age.
cHARLEs a. KoDokRs, III. ID.
Honolulu, May 30th, ISL "
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
UPREME COURT OF THE HAWA-

- Ian Islands. IN bankruptcy. In The matter o. The
Bankruptcy OF CHING ON & 90.
Whereas Cniog ON and AtDg doing business az
watchmakers aad tewelier. in HOnOpu. under the rn
rnpt hearag before the Honorable A. Francis Judd
Justice of the Supreme Court
the 2ifh day OF Nay 1881, az 10 O'clock A. NJ al the
Cent Room la Aiolan Hale, Honolulu. be the time
aud place for all the creditors of the sald Ching On
Co u present their CLAIMS and prove thof debis.
ny the Court A. ROSA.
Dspaty CLERK supreme cour,
Honolulu May 9TH le,l ~ 81
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
Vessels in Port,

Hnw bgtne POmare. Tripp
Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Haw bgtne Storm Bird, rierney
Ger bk iiighfyer, Schliemaun
Brit bk Pacific Slope, Barnes.
Haw brgtne Surprise jackson.
Haw sch kaluna, Cook.
Ger blk Musea,
Am bktne Monitor.
Brit blk Lady Lampson Marston,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
PARTNER WANTED

A LIVE. BtStNEsS MAN WITH FROM
N 1900 to $500 cash, to take the management of a
frstass legitimate business, be attended to with
out Interference with their business.
Fol particulars address: G. E. NJ. Post Onite for
three days. rs II
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
that at meeting on the Ind day of May 1881 of
subscribers to the stock of the Union Mill Company il
was Voted 70 accept Charter OF Incorporation yran
10 them and their associates and successors under the
corporate name and style OF the Union Mill Company
on he th day OF March, 1881 and that the Corporation
under saiu charter thcreupOn organized itself and
eieeied me following officers OF the Company;
fresdeut.
~ +. Holmes. nes....................Vic President.
Ihomas RAIN Walker. Secretary and Treasurer.
Noilce y further given that pursuant the of
liable for the debts OF the corporation bcyond ths
amount which shall be due upon the share or shares
he'd or owned by himself.
IS at THos. r. WALKER, Secretary.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
NOT
TO LET,
yE1FE TwO,STDRy BRrCK Avn q

'E7FE TWO'STDRY BRICK AND SLATE
ROOF building on Queen Street, adjoining Bolles
house. " ~
Also the lower floor and cellar of the building for
merry the saiesroom and mandatory of irm
For particulars enquire of
rs rn
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
Sailed.

Sailed.
May ii-sch Waiehu for Lanai and Maui
l6-P NJ Zealandia Chevalier, for Sydney
l6-Stm c Bishop, for Kauai
Raj sch Vivid. CAwley, for Fnnuing's l.
Stm iwalani, for MaHlaca. kOna and kau
H-Am bktne W II Dimoud, Houdlctt. for : f
FIR bk Notre Dame AuNiliatrice, Jagoret, for
Port Townsend
Stm Lehua, for Mooka and Hama
Sch Nette Merrill for Lahaina
stm Likelike, for Maui and Hawaii
sch Luka. for kohaia
Sch Jenny, for NHwiliwili
1s-Am bk ID Murray, Ravens for San Francis SEQ
sim kilauea Hou, for Kahulu
Am bgtnc T W Lucas, Wentworth, for Port
Townsend
Sch Waimalu, for Kohall
Sch kauikeaoulI, for Honokaa
Sch Halc4kala, for PepeekeO
1e-Sch Julia, for Maliku
Stni Jas Makee for Kauai
Sch Mary Foster for Kona and Kau
9-sch Manuokawai for Nnwiliwili
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
Mortgages y! ! Notice Of Intention to Foreolose.

Mortgagee's Notice of Intention to Foreclose
NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN THAT PtIR-
suaht 10, power OF sale contained in certain
osase deed dated the 25ih day OF April 1876 by
ANY o. thrw5ght OF Honolulu Oahu of record in the
once OF the Registrar OF Conycyances in Liber 20 ON
pages 10 aud ~ and for breach OF The conditions in
sara moEgage deed contained that all and singular the
!ahusl Whelnents and appurteiancs in said mortgage
contained and described, will after the time limited by
aW De sOiu at public auction account OF the con.
dillons AS hereinbefore mentioned.
Inc property In said mortgage described being situate
AT Wapio, Eva, Oahu. aforesaid aud containing an
area or acres and 359 chains aud particularly
described In Royal Patent No, slg. l.. Q. A l5i " W.
,,,c,, ,,, ALEX j. CARTWRIGHT
CECil. BROWN, Attorney for Mortgagoe
Dated Honolnln. Mhv III. 1881. % 4,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
BORN.

on the eth March, Mt Sheefness. England to the
wife OF William Edwards Breton, NJ d.. Surgeon Royal
Navy. a son.
DIED.
BoND-1n North Kohala. suddenly on the 18th inst,
Mrs. MARY NJ. BoSD, aged 81 years.
And the weary are at rest"
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


May ia Brit Ok passed the port supposed TO be tho
Lhstiugham, 10 days from Calcutta,
bound to san Francisco.
Sch tuka from kOhala
Sch Mana, from kOhala
Sch Lula, from kohOinlele
Sen Warwick, from Knlaupapa
Sch Neitie Merrill, from Lahaina
l6-P VI Zealaudta, ChUyaliet, from San Fran.
stm Likelike, from Hawaii and Maui
Stm kilauea lIou, from kahuui
Stm Lchua, from Hama aud Mooka
Sch kaukcaouli, from Honokaa
l'-Am bktnc Monitor, Nelson, ~ days from
Humboldt
1s-Stn jas Makee. from kauai
lp-Brlt bk Lady Lampson. Marston, is days from
san Francisco
Sch Manuokawai from Hanamauu
Sch Waelc from Maliko
D-sch Marion, from kukuihaele
sun Mokolii. from circuit OF Oahu
Haw bk k1lakaua, jerks, 10 days from +
2i-Am bk Buena Vista, Calhoun, "a days from
Utsalady
Stm X Bishop from Kauai
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-21
TRANSLATIONS.

EHE BUSINESS COMM NIFTY
4 and the public generally informed that have
succeeded IN making arrangements with competent lin
IIqss from or to the English language OF either of the
following languages:
hawa1lan, french, German, italian, SPAN
ish, Portuguese Chinese
orders attended to with promptness Accuracy guar.
anteea Copying Engrossing, and writing every de.
scription done with neatness ard ispatch
o., CHAS. II. GULICK
oHj SS No. Kaahumanu st. Honolulu
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To Let.
WATER! WATER!
The PoLYNESIAN RACES
NOTICE.

A II A MEETING OF THE STOCK
"A aoidera OF the wsihee sugar Co. held a. waihee
hsa Friday April s'th 1881, the following ofaeer was
"; q. IRWIN, Treasurer.
A. A. COURTNEY.
81 In SEEN waihee spgar.co.
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NOTICE.

SEwINe MACHINES REpAIRED in a s,.+.
~ class manner, by LSI-
October 5: 1sso. j. HENRY EotANn.
an BARRELS ROUND ToP CEMENT s,..7<
m,yz 1891, LIPPIrT 4 90.
SoaETH1NG NEW lin Sets. eof5no;ed -
- 10 pieces, for Sl.00. just received by
1"iy H. 1881 SIS. DAGGARs.
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December Z, 1880.

News TO- THE AUCTION HOUSE Our
reporter informs US that the Auction House
opened in Cheriestown only a few weeks
ago (by our townsmen FinneI & Coz has met
with such success that they intend to send
Mr.. j. Shirley Smith to the Eastern Mark ct
this week to lay in a full line of Notions. to-
gether with many other things. So the lat>
ter part of this week their Auction House
will be complete
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Van Mo cd
Lost, How Restored

Just published. . new edition ef DR.. Culver
weD's Celebrated Essay ON the radical cure Of
sPERMAToRRHGA or Seminal weakness, Involun-
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etc.; also, ~uaP EPILEFsI and Frs, In
duced BY seii-induIgenee or sexual e9trayagsaeo,
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ofself abuse may be radically cured pein ting
out n mode of curo at once simple, certain and Of
fectuai. by moans of which evory sufferer no
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QJ-Thia Lecture should be in the hands OF everv
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under ssnl. in a plain envelope, TO any adj
dress. post paid, on receipt of six cents or two
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for Tape Worm. Addross
THE ELL MEDICAL co.,
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October IL. lsSl.lY.
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Pool and Billiard Saloon.

Over store-room of Mr.. Fl. H. Cooke, entrance
aoxt door to store of Mr.. w. &. Carroll,
Main st.. Charlestovn.
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CARRIAGES OF ALL DESIGNS.
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Produce of all kinds taken in exchange
for Boots and Shoes, Notions, Groceries,,
Glassware, Woodenwarc, aud a variety of
othes goods, at Dalgarn's.
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ELEGANTLY fitted up. every appointment
IL complete. and rules for the comfort Of play
ore rigidiy enforced.
Ny Bar ia supplied with Liquors Of e~ory de-
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A CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
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l. R. Finnell Il Co. will take in exchange
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in the Post Office at Charlestown3 Jefferson
county, w. Va, October I29,,1s81.
Mrs. Rosa A. AFTER (2), Miss Nettie
Barnes, Sylvia Ann Early, Martha Fremlin,
Mrs. r. Green, Miss Nettie Table, Willie d.
Cave (2). G. W. G. Ferris (2), james p.
Davis, j. j. Duncan, James w. Haycock,
". e. Latson (3)5 Daniel Mayer, William
Bland, N. Parrish, John O. Roy, Isaac N.
Smith, O. W. Williams, sam'l Williams.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the deadletter of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
BENZ. F. ~LErsENR1Ne, P. NJ.
WHEN rs A HonsE-Wheu is a horse
breaks. When is he like a miner? When
he is working in the shafts. When is he
like selecting q cheese? When no has a bit
in his mouth. When is he like a lover ?
When he is going on a swinging gate. When
is he like a young lady out shopping When
he is driven homo by the reins. When is
be like a negro entry clerk ? When he is a
coal black charger. When is he like o man
who has eaten himself full. When he is
stalled. When is he like a. drunken man
When he has the stageers. When is he like
these conundrums When he is played out.
PUBLIC SALEs.-The following public
sales are advertised in this paper:
Wednesday,, Moyem6er 2d.-Bolivar Real
Esta tie, by Messrs. D. B. Lucas and G.. F.
Cross, Special Commissioners
Friday, November 4M-Roal Estate by
Messrs. D.. B. Lucas, Frank Beckwith and
w. j.. Wilson. Special Commissioners.
Saturday, November 26h Real, Estate
in Bolivar, by Isaac Fouke, Special Conn
missioner.
The respaintiug of the inside of tho NJ. e.
Church South, has been completed by Messrs.
Davis & Conner, and it now presents a most
handsome appearance. TIL pu lpit, altar and
pews are flushed in a rich walnut color, and
with the usual good taste of this firm. The
fresco work is handsome, and a great inn
provement upon the former style. The car
pets will be laid, new stoves put up, &C., this
week, making the church ready for the re-
opening next Sunday, of which notice is
given elsewhere. The tin roofing was put
on by that excellent workman, Mr.. E. R.
Harrell. The outside painting will be done
in a few days.
We were pleased, on a visit to Winches-
ter last Thursday, to meet with our esteemed
friend, che Rev. John P. Hyde, Principal of
the Valley Female College of that city. Mr..
Hyde, as we were glad to learn, represents
the College in a most aourishing condition.
The number of pupils at the opening of the
session was even larger than expected, and
is still increasing, whilst the improvements
to the building have given the greatest salts
faction, especially those looking to the health
and comfort of pupils.