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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-04-12
THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
l. Published Every Thnr-ds,y NIoruiuy.

Arplper- rarii - foreign countries ~I b. 81 50 per
So covers ti- American postage AMI the exr-us, ~
az . from the 7cr o puhirytiln- AL paT-r- f- American
~ EurcI Tort-. wi have states n-.I- stamp 1r fHr
-a E Irevsu- ans Ausrcan postage b-srs C,,--.I ,r
trf.very F1r-u Subscribers. prefer cs1 v tfsr
-. forwarded tl-ac-h tlIr Hawaiian mails.
rtres ~ vIIeH ADvEErr-ENESrs WILL a. erf.r.r-,
,rrsrss1t 1vs ulent- 'Crst iusrrti1n T-r rs
leach suh-efrent DO. ..-.
R1nesz carl-- frt rysl Ire-} Tar aur1-r CO.
tEtrh additional E1-.I O.
J Payahi- slways iu s.Ivaucr. II
SIS tv-s. eSc- 10 lines -pac- insertion 81 90
Ftrt Subsequent Insertion -.-------.--.5 50
orlsrzalY viii ~ charged following raf.-
paga'f- n. th@ crI ~ each quarter
Fr one sou1r- 1r che space af - ine Yer qlarter IS 90
u~-h 81 column $40 %
crImr. column
F5r a1!s riIulu 'llar-r- 90
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QWrIIinGs aN0 3itlI G-stltt.
roe SIZE I!

! ~, I III T. iSR ENIISE,S ON THE " EST SID r
NIX ci Nu4anu street @ ru above the arst kuuw!.
&- the shady Bower premises, and present occuaiei
l by Capt Mcintyre Inquire uf
J
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CASTLE < COOKE.

Importers and Whoaie AMI Retail dealers IN Genera! Ner
the old stand. oi the King and school
str,=ts near Church. Also the Store
formerly occupied e. II NjeiIi-. u king street,
seanans Chapel Agents Tor Dr. Jayues Meii-
lUB-tf
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l. III. WOOD.

Manufacture Importer Dealer Boots and Shoes Of every
te-crrtilu Findings. Pump. Rigging Harness,
and Patent Calf Goat. Hog. and Buck skins
Trunks Yal- Srrsrri'se Gloves. Fo and Masks, Elack
in- rishes Hosiery Brick Shoe 0f
FITt8 amt Merchant SIS. Honolulu. II. l. l-r
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w. \. ALDRICE,

Importer aui Dealer Necchaufis; Commission
Tor the safe o Sugar M'iasS.s AMI Cof and other
Island PrsIuce- AGENT flr the LUrE PLASTATON. Con
al kinds of Island Produce solicited Or,ers
Merchandise promptly attended To. 1O5-I
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IL y EIITNER.

Continues tte -7rr in Makes new ere
proof building ~ th- st'n'i g.lsiLy 9ui,u '' "
Chr5u0rn-t-r- by urva-0~ ~ the -un and stars
rfth transit instrument accurately adjusted - the
meridian Particular attention given - fue
watch repairing. and quadrant glasses silvtei
ar4 adjusted Charts nautical constantly
81 tl--'f .--f - ~
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- TIE LARGE and COMNODIOUS
81, STORE on h4ahumauu street, formerly occupied by
d. II. =. :. C5.blsH. Please apply 10
i. q. CARTER.
--+-.In Commercial Aly,rtLs-r one.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

CAMUEL y. EMERSON holds my power Of Atter
Hen5Iuiu Peb 81 Is6O I97-1m') J. s EMERSON.
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GEoRGEC. SIDERs.

Manufcturr and dealer in Tin sheet Iron and Copper ware
EaahUmauu street, opposite J. G. ~pabigs Honolulu, H.
Summer Bakers Tin Copper PUMPS, Bathing Tubs,
Baths Tin aui Zine x sinC. and gen
81 Tir ship work executed with
and dispatch. i-t
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HOSPITAL NOTICE!

VNNII r DISpENSA X 4 Al IAO HE'D To Il n 4
Queens Hospital King Street. will be open day
from NJ for the dispensing Of medicines 70 sieh
J. ". AUSTIN,
I6i-t Secretary.
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EXCHANGE ON SAN FRANCISCO.
ENXCHANGE on SAN FRANCISCO, IN
T92-tf CA II. 2. POOR.
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THOMAS spENCER.

Ship Chandler Dealer General v rch1uise and Commission
Merchant. Honolulu Oahu. l. keeps constantly 1E hama
an extensive assortment every description Of goods
quIrerl gfsl--iips and others.
shipping al N1= of eri-s provisions, &C,
the shortest che loves market prices
u Money whaers' tl!s lie lowest rates
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AGENT FOR THE
New XorI. Board OF TutIerNyrifri

The undersigned takes leave notify Merchants ship Nast
&C. that ne has been duly appointed Agent for
New York Board of Uuderwriters-
I3-tf ALEN J. CARTWRIGHT
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TTAI y AHEE,

Agents q ANo PaUak"a, and Two
at Plo IlIp. importers Whr.etlc and Retail Deal
China Gs1iz hlv" ou hand, r sale ~ th-r esih
King strr~t Honolulu. and at Ltlaina Haii
sugar Nollsse-. >yr4.,. Tea Ca1re and large and
vnrirI assortment -ar. -rtl usrchaudiss
IInrnLI Arrn p. 1l-lE
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F.. HOFFSCuLaEGER sTAPENHORST
AGENTS for the
PARIS AND BORDEAUX BOARDS OF UNDER
WRITER'S.
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Sire Insurance Notice.
Tile NORTHERN ASSI-RANCE co.
R5;U-BREMEN
RE INSURANCE COMPANY.

TEVIIE UNDEENlG ED. Agents q ihH ah7Ve t3n1-
pary. prepared insure risks against ere in and
about Honolulu.
NELCHERs co.
Homo ulu. oct. Il, 1s5-. 6s-tf
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cuSs. r. BISHOP

Bankers. Oice in the of NaSees Block
Kaahunanu street, Hon lulu
VIII iel discount fircils business paper
attend ts collecting. etc lI2-tf
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AGENT FOR THE
IiNernnnl -nnerNrifeT's l ssOCi

.ui.r----I -av. notify Merchants ship owners,
that he has received the appointment .
LENT q the~- Islands for the LIVERPOOL Under
v NrTET'S ASSOCIATION.
lG-r Il. c. JANION.
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TO LET !
IL. -.


!..e Thai stand recently occupied by A. Cleghoru,
- Nguauu street. h-ioS King Street.
h'tci with fixtures. and spacious ward in the
and is iu every respect adapted
For particulars, apply 10
2O'-im A. :. CLEGHpGN.
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. ssR-Rothschild. with all his wealth, must
with the sane sky that Is over the head
u man He cannot order n private sunset,
I, a, IAy enJoy u with . select circle Of friends,
azs - ~ AID one single ray 20 the clear bright,
DIV - - ne queen Of night, as she sails magniE-
a., 4pough the heavens. The richest banker
si d ~Ne more than his share Of the air 10 breathe,
aat5 goo{set Of all men can have the same
ta1Lt y buy a brilliant bracelet, dazzling with
and rubies, but wealth cannot buy n
: vls,+-oo d Eeil-turnei arm on which to display
20 poa- Tod only can give that, and to many
Aan, sa had the health Of that rosy-cheeked
; vii ~, sIghs the aristocratic invalid. propped
~ he rLoNs IN her costly carriage "Ah, me-
W III could only ride in such style as
81 usatn cannot purchase health, nor can II
n 4snted mind All that is most valuable
a ,s : 'Gr nothing. They come "a presents
@ser N-ni Of kind and indulgeut Father, and
ssav, ar. nor the sky. nor beauty, health,
iEs-e, - Senius can be bought and sold Reader,
Zee a, NAY be thy condition in life, remember
~ass, and be content
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SptNlI 0otitts.


ache. Rheumatism, Gout, NumhBess. Partial Paralysis and Loss
Of sleep, use the celebrated TOLU
For every species Of TarJa, OF Lung Difficulties, from that Of
Sore Throat % extreme Consumption, use the UNU ERS4L
DUG REMEDY.
We say 10 all, try them and in purchasing, or before pur-
chasing, call for ana rad the pamphlet, which Is a fun descrp-
ton O: all plans. Patients viii find in them everything TO
gst itself, the propretCrs will consider IL a favor 70 have such
questions put 20 them. which shall be answered without delay.
The pamphlet, which j. quite a family necessity, and viii be- eN-
tended in journal form, as ideas suggest themselves, or questions
asked. can be had Of al dealers, or viii be cheerfully sent onap-
PIicl;iou - General Agents. As no locality should be without
these remedies. respectable dealers not already supplied, can be,
On auLLeA..-n % tls G-nsrl Ag.aLs. - Advertisement.
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Saturday. July Z

r.tn, hrn the Csmn4ittee 10 whom was referred the petit
-r,t The Government Pounds be abolished, reported against
II p~ttfsa and tw was tablrt-
II Mr. AhH0 reported against the Petition that the tabu on hsh
II .usvsL and The Petition was tabled
y Gr.ea fsoa the segrct Committee on investigation, report
.ue facts concerning the expenses of the Government Press,
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Freeman ~ Cos

~OLD DUST. COIN AND BULLION FOR
u warled and insured on Open Policies held from the best
Insurance Companies in New York 9d London.
Packages, Parcels and Letters forwarded Semi-monthly, via
A Special Express is maieu p by Us for Panama, Caliao, Lima
VALPARAISO. and all the principal ports Of the west coast Of south
America. which is promptly forwarded b the English Steamers
leaving Panama on the l4,h and 18th of each month.
II Collections made. and all orders pertaiuingt GA legitimate
Forwarding and Express business, attended to with dispatch.
Principal Offices.
A. p. EVERETT, Honolulu.
124 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
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NOTICE TO III INTERESTED IN IA

wsiian History-The undersigned. on the 21th June, 1859, re-
ceived q letter from James Jackson Jaryes, ESQ, dated Florence,
9Th April. same year, stating that It was his wish 10 publish a
new edition OF the History Of this Kingdom, and requesting for
that purpose bound volumes Of Hawaiian newspapers, Ministe-
rial reports, &c, from the year ISIS down to the latest possible
date. All these data have been forwarded 10 him, excepting
only the reports to aud the proceedings OF the present Legisla-
turc. The Intention is to give 20 the world a true and impartial
history Of this kingdom, from the earliest records down to the
Propagation Of the Legislature now il session, illustrated by en-
cravings 81 Kings Ramehamels l., II, III. and ", and so far
a. possible, of all the men who have assisted them successfully
u the conduct Of public affairs, with a brief biographical notice
OF each. Mr.. Jaryes wrote to the undersigned on the 2d Feb
rGary last, from the same city, that Il would be necessary to Sc
cure to the publisher the sale Of l2OOor more copies. With this
view, the undersigned, believing the publication Of the proposed
new edition to be an object Of national Importance, respectfully
soIcits that all parties IIawaHans and foreign residents) who
may desire To possess copies thereof state to him in writing how
many copies each will take, the undersigned having the intention
Of thereafter, giving his personal guarantee for such an amount
as will secure the publication Of such new edition, in a style
worthy Of the literary fame Of the author and of this nation
whose historian he is. r.. c. WILLIE.
Rosebank, June IS, 1860. 2l5tf
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~ A7rmpnat:ln EH was taken up in Committee q the
Ai-ra s.1rt discussion Oh the iteIu q the Kings SC
ttsiast passed without amendment. Total S4J-iOO-
trpaTEeat q tn Interior was NEXT taken up. On the
Nr 'aiet ClfrE'- saiary. which was placed at SJtOOr
bowed, that this salary BE- reduced To $4,000. on which
4@n= discussion -E-u~I, involving the principle of =
AnN~uau % salaries The amendment WAS adopted, 10
*conI eierI salary was cut down r. $500. The third
Ns entirely dispensed with The messeuger and
salary vas reduced TO $500 for the two years
AAFy u the Govcruer of Oahu vas reduced from 5000
III 69vrr1Dr q Nauifs salary w. reduced 20 $500
~,yGfs- That % the G1ycrness of Hawaii WAS re
SI9N- Ih-se Items, as thus amended passed
~h- - The bI. o. abolish all taxes ON carts and all
p pleasure carriages.
s.lL+ag Lils passed tLeir third readings To amend
u W CvI Code To provide f1r the arrest % Grim
.Nsinpt scholars % high school. from taxes To
iaok- N'- N"J'hN' u
Tuesday. July 10.
~ were SUSPENDED. and Mr. Webster read a petition
gGAs1n tr the sum q 81 Loco, which she claimed
4 @lty q her late husband-ryferred.
~ 49, "u % provide a protective duty on -four AMI all
- red into this kingdom passed. to its second
Tie business OF to-mouoW-
= BC-IyFss % Tbs DAY.
~ wRstNtDn Bal vas taken up IN the COMMITTEES ~ the
tA-ke in the Chair. The action % yesterday, re-
nAary % TIE fst cfarE % the Interior t. $1,000. vas
Il. IA 9Mi M. salary together with those Of the Gov
aMd Maui we're fixed a. they originally stood
80 q The messenger and watchmau was placed As
sLnd The Committee then arose. the question still
.EC- li1Gs- proceeded o other business
.-, % The Wh1is. the report q the Committee Of
= d - -Nen up- The report vas defer ed till the sec
p On ~AppePrtattgn providing Tor Education should come
Nr- Ckeke- the House adiouued-
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Adviees from Europe arc to the 9th May:
The Reform bill in the English House Of Common.
had passed n second reading.
Lord John Russell has stated that the English
proposition for the settlement Of the San Juan Difficult
ty had been rejected by the American Government.
and that future action depends upon Secretary Cass'
reply to the last English dispatch.
There is no change to note in the aspect of CONT
mental politics. Rumors were current of renewed
troubles in the interior of Sicily.
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FOR SALE,
lust PER LATE LIS
- from Boston, the following assortment OF Merchandise
Gases blue denims,
Cases blea. flannel,
Bales bro. cotton,
Bales awning stripes, a new article.
Bales bro. drilling,
Cases print lawns,
Cases satteen bea. twill,
Bales printed carpets,
Gases ladies' gaiter lined boots
Cases mems rubber boots,
Gases boys do do,
Gases wOmen's do do,
Cases charcoal irons,
Bills prime pork,
Barrels mess pork,
Half bbls mess pork,
Or bbls mess pork,
Bbls mess beef,
Bills navy mess beef,
Tierces hams,
Barrels vinegar,
Half bbis crushed sugar,
Half boxes raisins,
Cases refined lard.
Casks pilot bread,
New Bedford iron hoops, lN16, 1x17, 1tx1T, ltxIT.
196tf Apply to G. BREWER & Co, Market whar
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. EsIrna. On tine petition Of the Judge Of koIOa, that a
= IT, 5s al=nsheI him, reported against the petition,
ID va ahled-
-r-rra.qu BIN fr the next two years IL passed T. is Sec
4 -aHne. AMI Wus made the business - Monday
=. A. % extend the j1ristctrou - the PDlice and District
-. AL also 20 extend the jurisdiction OF the Dtstrct>
ksca. passed, AMI we're Onisozl u be engTOssed-
q Ts,aitt-r % thu Whole, Mr. bipi in the Chair. The bill
.-r1Dt scholars Attending the high schools and colleges was
-, nj A bong discussion eusIed- and the question still
tie Committee aro5e and the HDUse adjourned
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AM
fIe reports were accepted
Public Lands, to whom
&rious subjects, reported
5led. On a petition from
yre, the cnmmittee sym
y that in the present state
y practicable at present 10
B-titi0n was tabled
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b. both Llii On the table
=. Il. psfnsus were tlbl-'i-
Gr--u frun tire COMMITTEES
-S--i several petitions on
=. ~ pstiti0us. and thy were
800 Ia, a Hospital be srcctes
-. nth the petitioners, hnt IN
a. government Treasury, Il IS
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Tbur-daN. July D.

rs,.b~rayus. from the COMMITTEES on the Judiciary, re-
---,.t tn bill % appoint n Circuit Judge fOE the Islands
- 80 Lanai. AMI that the ball be- Etid ON the table.
h-rsr.mft.e reported On the act 70 strike out the last
- gsz % ihe Civil Code, which ~as made the busi-
- s,sfra reported a ball amending Sec 5I3 Of tie Civil
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
iTt, e ISSUES PRESENTED,

Hon. w. H., Seward. the worry ombodi'
ment and soul Of Black Republicanism has
recently been making an electionecring trip
to Maine, where he has made y number ;o
speeches. In Boston, on lis way,. he had u
very handsome reception, and addressed Z
large crowd from the balcony of the Revere
House. His speech was extremely radical
on,the slavery question, enough to suit Gar
rison and Phillips. He .thus set forth. tho
issues upon which the Black Republicans
arc lighting the present campaign:s:or4 :. ~, az,2
II. Thai they have nominated Abraham
Lincoln asstheir standard bearer, ''contessine
the obligations Of the HIGHER LAW" 2a
That they are contcnding for veal o.
woe, for. life OF. death, in the 1RREPKESSI.
BILE CONFLICT bttueen. freedom and slaee'
ry." ee1;z Is = zE~'fo-Ytas s3"ts1<. =
3, That tive arc now III the last stage Q!
the conflict, before the next great triunphal
Inauguration Of THIS POLICY. INTO THE
GovEnNAENT OF TIE UNITED STATES" hra
4, .sWith this victory; comes the end Of
lav,ry." s'3.%. s,i; s. ~. . ..S
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s,GosPEd1.,

The New York Herald but recently a
Breckenridge organ of the ultra stamp, in its
issue Of the 22d, in speaking Of the reverses
the Seceders have met with in the Southern
elections, says:
Mott was not Coombs that carried this
Kentucky election-it was something more
1t was the reaction in the Southern public
mind against the Democratic disunionists Of
tho Yancey, Keitt, Rhett and Pratt school
that did the work; and ifthe result has fall
en- heavily upon MIR. Breckenridge, it is be-
cause Of the companyin which the people
find him. "Show me the company man
keeps, "saysa shrewd philosopher, land I will
tell you what ho ISL Acting upon this idea,
the conservative people Of the South, us ex-
hibited in these late elections, have risen
and are rising, from Delaware to Louisiana
against Mr.. breckenridge as Presidential
candidate, because he is the anointedo cham.
pion of that disorganizing faction Of the De.
mocracy, the Southern disunionists. :. .,1a
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la ON Elsa9 COLUMN N,
Democratic Rally.
IttR So sTtI7s iiE rLlS..s:s d atS. tess 4
Dinns' ye boar the g. Tis' Douglas and
b slogan!ais+ - ak1 his men F q,

The citizens of Goodhue5 County are
invited to assemble in mass meeting in
Red Wing, on Monday tl,e1 7thsday:ot
September, co., when they. VIII be ad.
dressed upon the political issues of the
lay;,b by Hons. Willis a., Gorman,s and
Joseph Nyeipnm I'm! zee Germ can
didates for Presidential Electors T:
Hons: John n. Gilman an,9anp d James la!
George, Democratic, candidates for
Congress, and Jalso ,byr Hon. Amos
Coggswell. Rally, Democrats rally
oa" For the Douglasv 'Forthe Douglas!'
Full loud the shout uprose :3,usz s, Eli,
God, speed the man who fights so we'll, q,
Against thousand foes - F"
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q. = =. % - q a
TALKING TO THE. PRINCE.

= The Canadian journals are giving the
Primes 81 Wales some lessons in politics
which probably may set him thinking SCI
riously,o athe purpose Of his visit is to see
about establishing vice royalty. The Ham
lton Times speaking of his intended visit to
tho United States, remarks: ga valuable
lesson will the young Prince learn from OBJ
serving The prosperity Of tina. people whom
his ancestors drove to. rebellion. He will
seq how little free and energetic people
really depend upon princes; how easily
they can be dispensed with, and how wise
it is to dispense with them when they mis-
use the prerosatives which are intrusted to
them for the peoples benefit From the
evident approval Of the example referred to,
it is evident that the writer could have no
loyal scruples against following it if'thc
same necessity Iasx Cd . sisssess !.
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o. The Baltimore correspondent Of the
New York Times has the following in . re-
cent letter: .,..: -. b. - ,, - ,s
"a matter, rather singular, forcibly i'm
pressed itself upon me some weeks ago. but
l neglected noticing it up to tho present
time. PASSING :!ong our streets the next
Dag alter the announcement Of: the death Of
Prince Jerome Bonaparte, saw his wife
Miss. Pattcrsoh-now near her eighteith year,
walking out, in her usual costume. uncon.
cerned as ifndthing.had happened. She Ger
tainly knew the: fact, but knowing her eccen.
tricitles, Il was not surprised: It is no un-
common thing TO see this venerable lady in
the public marts attending personally to bust
ness. She often collects her own rents, and
takes a.flirt 1t stock speculations when the
fever is-up. AT all times an elegant crown
Jewel, glittering with diamonds Of the purest
water, IS displayed upon her forehead, while
her arms are white, SIX in smooth and ten.
der as maiden of sixteen. She is really q
remarkable woman. There is,a deep stoi.
|cism and unbcniing philosophy coupled
with Independence her composition, which
one out0f thousand, male9or female, does
tnot possess. Her every t6Ought.iS reDaete
with tayoritisms for pyalty. Republics she
|estecma=s common, npgratefal; and now,
though citizen Of our domain, and without
anything special tor plume herself upon
touching imperial favors, she lives in the ideal
of Ia belle Trance. Her greatest ambition is
to see her grandson-youn Jerome
in the French army, rising to honor and
imperial distinction. A large portion Of her
annual income. which is very large, is ap.
propriated to his service: At her demise, it
is presumed, he will inherit her entire for
tune. as she is not on terms Of intimacy with
her son here" frrsy, f.sa .s-s.I
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The Competition = s,aa.I; 5sss asis;s.aG :
Between tho different lines Of boats on
the river ishaying = most salutary tendcn-
10y in reducing the tariff on freight and
passengers. and will no doubt stimulate
the business men to unusual activity. This
fcompetition,s while it proves advantag.
eous to the business men and farmers, will
prove equally profitable to the steamboats,
engaged in this trade, The expense d
running a,bo.t is nearly the. same with a
little business rs when the business is large.
With the heavy business to be done, all our
boats will certainly make profit. -
I: >>>~~-~~~~ .s@
moSoalcs rI1aa7ET OF Of raffq;gy .szs.
i Grand Master "A. r &C. Pearson, has beer
in our city for several days during tho pas,
week, and while here. organized . chapte,
Of R. 4. N. The Masonic fraternity seem
to have growing prosperity which is fiat.
tesing to the order. This new chapter wa
Instituted by the appointment Of II. B.. vii
son, h. p; w. Bickford, K and J. J. Rich
ter, s. o. 79'b tEea .sss. "a s'aa7 1870
The MasoRs have rented the third stor,
ofthe new building Of Mr.. Phelps, which i:
now being fitted up in most convenient ant
tasty manner. The room is located In.
central part the town, VIII 1provs q valu
able addition to- the public. Institutions Of til,
CITY Sclo4sTsd siaasts EisN 70 sTaIS ..a.go 1taH