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Thankful for the liberal patronage received, the
attention Of the public 10 called TO the abo stock
AS the most com plete In the Di strict, large por
ton OF which h - been manufactured specially to
order and, with the weekly additions received,
Regulated estsblishm emit Orders fer Paperhang-
ing or window Shades punctualy and faithfully
factory hlled will be immed ately corrected. and
satisfacuon guaranteed; and goods according to
quality sold at Is low rates as they can be pur
chased In the District Terms: Having to pay
cssh for goods and labor
TERMS POSITIVELY Cash. WITHOUT Elk.
CEPTI0E.
Please remember the number-4s6, and the
TERMS CASH
j. MARKRITER.
30. ass SEVENTH STREET,
no 32wif- : doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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cresences, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated by DR.. White, Surgeon Uhiropodist
tsa Penn av., between ~ and 9th streets. OF
nee hours from 3 IN. to p. m, and 70 p.
m. No charge for consultation.
PENNIES can be had IN auy quantities al the
Star office counter
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auct.o.eer .

SALE or A HOUSE AND LOT On MARY
LAND AVENUE, SkAR 10TH ST
On fBlDAf AFTERNOON, Nov. 9TH at
o clock We shsll sell part OF original Lot 3, IN
square No. SIS, fronting 3 feet inches on Mary
land avenue, near 10Th street, improved by sub
stsntfsl two story frame dwelling, being No sfs
alley.
Sale peremptory
Terms: one third cash; residue tu 5. 6. D.
and ~ months, with interest. deferred payments
TO be occurred by deed Of trust. COaVeysncinS
and stamps at cost Of purchaser. payment OF
S1OO required on evening OF the sale
JOHN n ELYANs. Executor
GREEN & WILLIAMS.
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Rr GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctfoneers,
II Corner 7th aud n stro.ts

~ GHEEN q WILLIAMS, Auctfoneep,
II Corner 7th and b streets.
AUCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS RESI-
nEkOk. WITH LAkGk Gh0UND. THN
isterr.
On FRIDAY. Nov 9Th. st AZ D m on the
premises, we shall sell that desirable three stoTy
brick residence No. %, X street. containing "a
rooms, and ball feet wide. with gas throughoa
the house The premises are 81 feet In front. br
about IL feet IN depth, 60 the head Of O 50 feet
alley. with Sd keel Ut brick carriage house ana
stable, and a well OF tne " alter in the yard
Title perfect and free from all fpcumbranrs
with immediate Possession ndesired.
Terms: One hsl cash: Sl0iof which will
qplTed at the cal, the balance In elk and twelve
months with iyterest. secured ny Q deed Of tru.t
upon the premises. Convey sncisg and stamps .t
no GREEN WIIllAMa Anrta
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FKnIAN MASS MxETINs.-A grand mas
meeting OF Irish American citizens and Others
will be held this evening al Odd Fellows Hal
under the auspices of the National Executive
Committee OF Irish citizens, when a genera
turnout of all friends of ireland is anticipa
ted The meeting Is called for an expression
Of feeling IN reference 10 the convicted Feniau
prisoners in Canada
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FROM AUCTION

IRON AUCTION FROM AUCTION
just received from Auction, Is dozen Barpsly's
Linen Huckebuck TOWELS. one yard long. with
fringe, worth 20 cents and will be sold for 70 cents
= pieces Ola nR, such Is sells ct o. 30 piece,
will be sold at "a IS
Call and examine them ct
6ELBY YATES.
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M FRENCH MILLINERY.
looms At A4S EIGHTH sTtEEI.
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III " L; WALL &C; Auctioneers.
se La. av., between 9Th and 10th ses.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS.
On SATURDAY rSSIk;kfssa N.v,n,.r,o .,,o
O'Clock, we will sell % the BaZaar,s number %
Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, . full dsscrip-
ton at sale, com prising about
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work. Saddle and Harness Horses, In
GLIDING q Brown Horse Carriage and Harness
property OF gentleman having no further use
for them.
Thorough bred Stallion, nine years old.
ALSO,
large collection OF New and eecond hand Bug
aiee, Reckswsys, Carriages, Wagons, and other
vehicles.
One new Jenny Lind Wagon, built In this city.
One BACK and one Coupee in good order
Also,
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles. Car
riaees, &c. at private eale
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness always en- private sale.
L. WALL CO., Aucu.
mel lAlex
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IN I q.
Opening OF . large and fine assortment Of
FREHOH GOODS, compOsed Of t
Ladies' and Cbildrens' Closks, Cloth for Cloaks,
Bonnets. Trimmings. Buttons. Ladies' Under gar
ments, Fans. ell kinds of real Laces, Lubin o
Perfnn . and great variety of Fancy Goods in
genera.
order, In the latest Partisan style.
&C Is Nv $50 Pennsy lvAuiA avenue.
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RI sRrEs . VILLA MS; Aooaons.,.

PABLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE At
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On sAT UkbA 4, the 10th instant, st 10 o clocks
M, We shall cell, at our auction rooms the Furni-
ture belonging 60 Q gentleman declining house
One Parlor set, Mahogany, covered in Hair Cloth
combating OF Sofas, Chairs, ao6 Rockers
Walnut Whatpots, Marble-tep Center Table
French Plate Msntel Mirror
Ladies' alnut Work Table
Fine walnut Bedstead
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, wsshstands, and
Mahogany Wardrobe aud Lounges
w alput Extension Dining Table
walnut Marble top SidebosId
Painted Cettage Sets, ell complete
CuIled Hair Husk, and other Mattresses
Oak Frame Cane Seat, Dining Chairs
Fine Brussels, Three ply and other CARPETS
OH Paintings and EnRrsvipgs
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware
Hall on Cloths, Rugs, Brussels Stair Carpet. and
Fine Cooking stove and Utensils
Psrlor, Chamb er and other Stoves
good lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
NOS Until GREEN wILLIAMs Aucts
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THE EVENING STAR,
LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS. ac To-SIoH.

NATIONAL TBEATRB-Las5ehance To. mimi
tdUrIng this engagement to see Mr 3 W Wal
lsck IN his fine lmpefsonation,o of ''Jonn MiId-
may IN 'StIll Waters Run Deep" The cast
is q good one. Family Matinee Io-raOrrou At
Ternoon OF the ''Ticket-of- Leave Man"
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard-The Fair
OF the Reeekah Degree Association, No 7, a.
this place, deserves the patronage of our rad.
eTs.
ST GAEY's PARISH SCHOOL. 5th, betyaan
G and III strrets Dorth.-Ladies lair for bsna6t
OF TINS school rs great success. Give them a
call. -
MARISI gives the second of his series n.
PHEASANT sources al his dancing Academy, n
street, to- night "
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DY ID. L WELLS a co.
Id AuctieBeers and Real Estate Broker,
Northwest corner 10th and streets,
We shall sell ct public auction. on FRIDAY
the 9th instant, at O'Clock . m, on the prem
ises, corner OF street north and 9Th St west /.
lot Of second hand Lumber, Consisting Of
Posts. scsntllng. and Boards.
Said Lnmber viii be sold on accoU nj OF non
payment of wharfage.
Terms cash.
nO7 l. WELLS IN
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
Cumberland Orphans Court.
LARGE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
Three Valuable Farms For Sale in Lower
Penn's Neck, Salem County, N. j.,
late the property of Captain
John johnson. decd.

No. 1. Contains 191 ACRES, known as the Home
stead Farm, situated two miles from Salem, in Lower
Penn's Neck, first quality land. The improvements
are a large FRAME MANSION, dry cellar, -
well ofsuperior water, with pump. large kzh
cistern, spacious barn, carriage house, E11aH
smoke house, and other ouLbuildings, fine I'LL =
orchard choice varieties of cherry and Eska
pear trees farm under good cedar fence.
The eligibility of this farm for railroad and steamboat
facilities, the superior quality OF the land, admirably
adapted for grain and grass is worthy of special
tice inasmuch farms ofths description are seldom
offered for sale.
No. O. Is situated in Lower Penn's Neck, four miles
245 ACRES of which 100 acres are tillable land Is
acres good bank meadow, and the residue timber
land and bottom land. The Improvements are a
newly built Farm House, good cellar. good barn, Car
riage house, &c. the quality of the soil is good adapt
ed 10 either grain grass drain is now being dug
through the bottom land of this farm that will effect
ualy dram the same and greatly enhance the value
of the property.
No g. Isa good farm adjoining No. Q, containing
221 ACRES, of which 100 acres is good tllable land
Is acres good bank meadow on Salem Creek, and the
residue timber and bottom land The benefit OF the
drain above mentioned applies in equal force to this
farm. The improvements are a newly built Farm
House, good cellar, excellent water, barn. carriage
house, &C..
The above valuable property will be offered for sale.
Or SATURDAY, December sth 1866,
Be ween the hours of and P. NJ, in front of the
COURT HOUSE IN SALEM.
. large part of the purchase money may remain
on each property on accommodating terms. Condi-
tons made known at the time OF sale. Information
may he had and the property will be shown by call
ing on " II. SlNNlohoON, ESq, atoaieM'
Oct .26, ,66-7t
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
ExTRA ANNOUNCEMENT!
SDecIaI Attention!

s. A, BECK HARDT has just received large stock
of Fall and Winter Goods, to which he respectfully
the money and humbng. Goats. Pants, Vests,
Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Trunks, and Umbrellas to
suit every Little boys can be suited at small
prices, and big men shall pay more than fair
price. My stock was bought with care from first
hands for CASH.
yertisements, shall not tire the reader with idle
blowing, but do say, without fear of contradiction,
that no man in Bridgeton can lnderssll me. MY ex-
than many Others Come and see my goods. have
plenty of all kinds to suit every one, and If you can't
find fashionable clothing ready made at other stores,
YOU will be sure to get suited at Beckhardts
When you look through my stock and ascertain
the prices, you will agree with the many hundreds
that deal with ne, that you money by buy
ing your clothing at 8. A. BECKHARDTS
Cheap Clothing Store
sep l6-y Bridgston, N, ],
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
DAVID III. SOILS,
IMPORTER OF FURS.
7soARcH ST. NEAR sTH, PHILADELPHIA.

FURs! FURs!! FURslE
No 730 Arch Street, near 9Th, and has made up q
choice assortment Of Furs of all kinds, to which ne
invites the attention of the Ladies. His style and
make are welIknown. All goods bought of him are
warranted and his facilities for procuring goods from
Europe enables him to sell at such prices as Will SUIT
all. Store always closed on the Seventh day.
Nov 2'66-3m
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS.

EVERYBODY'S Ia WYER,
WEDG WOODS GOVERNMENT j La KS,
QUEENS ENGLISH,
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
A NOBLE LIFE by John Hollifax,
CAPE COD TO DIXIE,
CAMP FIRES or THE REVOL UTION,
PROCTOR'S HISTORY Of The CRUSADES,
WORSHIP IN THE SCHOOL-ROOM,
TIE FAMILY and the SOCIAL CIRCLE,
SCOTTISH CHIEFS,
ATLANTIC TALES,
GOOD COMPANY,
An extensive assortment of PHOTOGRAPH AL
BUNS. Call and price them.
School teachers and merchants are requested 70
call and examine school books. We can supply
them at publishers prices.
robson s. WHITAKER,
May S, Sc. Bridgeton, N. ..
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
Facts for the People!

Facts for the People!
FOR BARGAINS IN CL OTHING,
A LII SHOULD GO TO
C. C. GROssCUP & co.'s,
whore you will find the largest and best assorted
stock Of goods in West Jersey and the large business
done by rs enables to sell at less than ordinary
prices Speaking of the large amount of business,
we will not merely ask the public to take our word
for this, as by consulting the Revenue Assessors
books all may know that firm pays by far the lar
gest manufacturers tax of any Clothing house in this
State south Of Trenton In fact, some months our
returns are more than all other Clothing establish
ments in
Bridgcton and Salem combined.
This is no blowing, but facts which any one who
wishes can prove by examining the records referred
to- So the fact well understood that this establish
ment turns out the
BEST AND CHEAPEST GOODS
in West Jersey, need remain TO longer a mystery to
the public as the above facts will be sufficient to
prove to all that the large amount of business done
really enables us to defy all competition. Remember
the n.see Is G. G. .GROSSCUP &c co,
ma 26 '66 Opposite Davis Hotel
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
rneenIeu may 80, 1900.


This is an article for Washing without rubbing, ex
cept in very dirty Places which will require very
slight rub ahd unlike other preparations o1ered ior
a like purpose, WILL THE CLOTHES, put VIII
leave them much whittier than ordinary methods,
without the usual wear and tear.
Ii removes grease spots if by magic, and softens
the dirt by soaking. that rinsng wall IN ordinary
cases entirely remove It,
This powder is prepared in accordance with chemi-
cal science, and upon process peculiar 10 ltsell,
which is secured by Letters Patent. 1t has been IN
use for more than year, and has proved ltselt an
universal favorite wherever it has been used Among
the advantages claimed are the following, viz
1t saves all the expense of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
1t saves most Of the labor of rubbing. and wear and
tear.
Also, for cleaning windows it fs unsurpassed
With quarter the time and labor usually required,
mparts beautiful gloss and lpstre, much superior
to any other mode No water required except to
moisten the powder.
Directions with each package
And can be readily appreciated BY single rial-
The cost of washing family Of five SIX persons
will not exceed three cents. ,
The manufacturers of this powder are aware that
many useless compounds have been introduced 70
the public which have rotted the CLOTH or iaiieu IN
removing the dirt, but knowing the intrinsic excel
lence of this artce they confidently proclaim IT as
being adapted 10 meet q demand which has long ex-
isted, and which has heretofore renamed unsupphed.
MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE & STEVENS,
$50 broadway, Boston,
ALSO. MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE coLoRs.
For sale by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16

and now offers to the public anything in his line OF
business, on the most reasonable terms. By keeping
a good stock OF goods at reasonable prices and pay
inc strict attention to business the subscriber hopes
tn receye a liberal share of public patronage
" - se ,ss B. FRANK HORNER.--
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
UNION ACADEMY, ,

UNlWW AGAV EWVs
sHILoE, NJ. T.
A FIRST CLASS INSTITUTION, FOR GENTLE
MEN AND LADIES
MR. O. u WHITFORD, A. NJ. Principal.
MRS. E. A. WHITFORD, L. ?. Preceptress.
The character of the institution .s IN no way secta-
rian Its object is to secure thorough mental cul-
ture with corresponding deveopement OF the heart
to ali placed under its charge. The course Of study
will afford pete preparation for College or en-
able ole to enter successful the business pursuits OF
life
of erection which will soon offer superior accommo-
daons
The Academic Year consists of three terms
The First term Commences Aug. 2eth, 1866.
The Seed sc Dec. 9TH,
The Third Mar 26th, 1867.
Tuition varies from S4O0 to 800
MusIc--Piano Forte, $1,000
Use of instrument, 200
Penciling, 200
Board, 500
The institution is situated in Shiloh, three ana
half miles north west of Bridgeton. surrounded by q
fine and healthy country, and within community
noted for its morality.
Forfurther information address the Prlnelpal, or
REV. W. B. GILLETTE,
HON. LEWIS HOWELL,
Shiloh, Cumberland County, NJ.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
West Jersey Academy,
1rid Soton, N. o.
JOHN GOSMAN, A. M,

This Institution will commence its next Session
on Wednesday, September 5th -
1t aims to npart thorough ana complete Clas-
steal or Business Education
The Classical Course Will comprise full prepara
ton for College. Minute and careful accuracy forms
a prominent feature of the instruction in these
branches.
In the Business Course, special attention will be
given to Bookkeeping, Mercantile Arithmetic,
and kindred studies The Academy will offer advan-
tsges equal those of Commercial Colleges, togeth
er with the opportunity ofpursuing many important
studies not taught in them.
Competent teachers in these branches and, also,
IN Vocal and instrumental Music, Drawing, and
Modern Languages have been secured.
The location OF the Academy unsurpassed for
beauty, heathfulness and convenience. 1t contains
Library of 700 volumes. The building is admirably
adapted to school purposes. The grounds are large
and every arrangement is made to secure the COM
fort and progress of the pupils.
Early application should be made to the Principal,
from whom eli cuars and other information can be
procured.
EXPENSES:-For Board and Tuition, 500 per
quarter, payable in advance.
REFERENCES.
Faculty of Princeton College. Bridgeton-Rev. 8.
B. Jones, D. D., r. c. X. Gregory, Hon John I. Nix
on, DIR. VIM Elmer, Chas F. Elmer, Esq, VIM G.
Nixon. PhiIadelphla--Dr. " A. Piper, Alfred Mar
tin, Jesse NJ. Cook, Jacob T. Fine. Mnllca Hl-Jo-
seph Jessup, Birhard Black Woodbury-AHg. ).
Barber. Cold Spring, Cape May Co.-Rev. M, Will
Hanson. Deerfield-Rey. r. Fl. Davis,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
REMOVALS. "a

WISH to inform the citizens of Bridgeton and Vi
linitv that / have removed from my old stand on
anre street to the spacious saloon recently ocel-
ned by Mrs Fisher, on Commerce street, two doors
West of the BRIDGE
I;ntend to keep a first, class ICE CRFAM, OYSTER,
a,d General eating Saloon, with splendid assort
aau I'M Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS,
FINE CAKES, CONFECTIONERY &c.
,i nv Old customers and the public generally at my
lew stand where they will always find US on hand
e M ,rovide ANYTHING they may desire in our line.
fysters served up in every variety of style at the
shortest notice. Ice Cream always on hand Parties,
Fairs and Festivals served with lee Ice crean, rine
and despatch MEALSsERy ED TO ORDER.
anu o'' Mrs. II. ATKINSON
Oct &c, '66-3n
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
HOUSE FOR SALE.

EA ~ &j,9hz a Vk& y "A k1s
THE subscriber offers at Private Sale, the xa
i very desirable residence, situated zG&A
Vine Street, above Fayette. The House EalsN
contains eight rooms. The lot is 53xf2u sMsE4k
running back TO main street about 70 be .E&8
opened. is in a beautiful location. Enquire
on the premises. Price $1,000. Clear Of 81 encum'
brances. ANTHONY BROWN.
Oct. 9,66lm
SHOES !! SHOES!!
cHoEsi.i The question 50 often asked, where can
DI get good cheap shoef viii be an
Cheap Shoe Store, doors east o. the bridge south
side. Bridgeton, N.
Painters Articles
mHE attention OF Painters, Carriage Makers and
| others is especially invited to the renewal OF our
Painters Materials, which have been selected with
great care and will be found to be OF the first quality
PAINTS, OIL, TURPENTINE.
BENZINE, VARNISHES,
PURE WHITE LEAD, ZINC, &C.
and large stock of all the variety of eoors
WINDOW GLASS Of all sizes.
Persons desiring Paints in small quantities can be
accommodated, and have them mixed to suit their
Carriage Makers Materials,
Comprising Curtain Canvass, Fringes, Rattinets,
Knobs, Tacks, Brushes, &c.
The best quality of carriage body ana running gear
Varnish in Store and for SALE
Purchasers will find it decidedly to their advantage
to call and learn prices before purchasing else
where, and examine the superior ~ o. @ our go2os
ma II, II ROBESoN * WHlIAhEH.
- ssssgss~asss |. X. STAUFFER,
No l48 N Second St St; Cor Cor Of Quar-
- zzssasrs ry, PHILADELPHIA.
Watch Maker and Jewe1er.
An assortment Of Watches Jewelry Silver and Plated
Ware constantly on hand
ss. Repairing of Watches and Jewelry promptly
attended to. May i2, ON
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
NOTICE.

NO 4GkLs
Proposals will be received until November 9th, to
furnish the Cumberland County Aims House, with
each; the beef to be delivered in November and De-
cenlber 1865 Also proposals will be received until
Wednesday December IL 1866, to furnish 5000 lbs of
good pork Hogs to weigh at least $50 pounds each.
TO be delivered in December and January.
DAVID MCBRIDE,
JOS. II. OGDEN,
TH0S. CORSON,
Oct 49, ,e62m Trustees of the Aims House.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
PEOWS. FLOWS.

full assortment of Plows of all kinds constantly on
hand good the best and cheap as the cheapest
BLACKSMITHING.
Having had considerable experience in all branches
of Blacksmithng, and having shop adjoining; we
are nrepared to attend to all kinds of smith work at
short notice and in the best manner Those having
horses to be shod will do well to give rs call, as We
pay particular attention to that branch OF the bts
REPAIRING.
All kinds of Repairing, either in wood or IRON.
PAINTING and TRINMING attended to
at short notice. Carriages repanted curtained or re-
trimmed in as neat and substantial q manner. on as
reasonable terms, and in as Workmanllke manner
as at any shopin West Jersey.
liberal share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited. ALLEN &LOUDENSLAuf4h.
&. ,66
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16

TIAVlNG purchased the entire interest in this es-
& tabshment has increased and renewed the
stock Of
PAPERS,
MAGAZINES,
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
MTTSTC &c
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
BRTDGEToN NEWS DEPOT.
BOOK and PAPER ESTABLISHMENT.
H. r. HORNER

Abertson's Building corner Commerce and Pearl
Streets Bridgeton N. j.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16

No. l. Contains 19l ACRES, known as the Home
cad Farm" situated two miles from Salem, in Lower
,nn's Neck first auality land. The improvements
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16

WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER & SILVER PLA-
TED WARE BRONZE5, CLOCKS, &C. &C.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16
SHOES Z SHOES !! !!

CHOES ~ The question so often asked, where can
SI get good, cheap shoe' viii be satisfactorily an
swered by calling at A. d MAULS
Cheap Shoe Store s doors east o. the bridge south
side. Brdgeton, Nj.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-11-16

N B. We are also selling off below cost to close
up the business a stock Of Millinery Goods, an as
sortment of Band-boxes Ribbons, Flowers, Feath-
0if August 4, 1861 yr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-07-14

THE KATE LEE.-This Maui packet made a tri
to Maizena, last week, and on her return show,
what new copper will do. Leaving Lahaina at
2. NJ, he arrived of Diamond Head at a little aft,
! 4. VI. making the run in seven hours. ten mir
utcs and twelve seconds. Captain Fountain ca
ries a thermometer. and times his movements. I
saws. moreover. that his craft is now ready for
trial of speed with any coaster that meets him {
his quarter. The Nettje or dBeJni won't be lor
waiting for Il Set-to.
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NOTICE.
Photographic Notice.


rUAS BURGESS. and
- PORTRAIT PAINTER. late Of san Frauci-co. will visit
Lahaiua July ; for the purpose % making a professional tour
through The entire group. where ~ viii be prepared to make
pictures Of every description, copy Cards, AmhrOtypes. and
enlarge TO any -iZe, in color or ink. From Maui he will pro-
coed 10 every practicable Place for the purpose Of selecting
views and scenes Of interest. giving AL an opportunity OF secur-
ing The finest portraits that can H. made
Persons wishing finely finished Photographs Of large size can
have the negative taken and finished on my return TO Honolulu
81 St GALLERY. y DOOR To posi- OFFICE.
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Gs~ The outward mail will leave by the Comet
on Monday or Tuesday next.
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Es- A native fireman named Nika, belonging TO
Company No. 4, died on Tuesday, and was buried
with the usual honors.
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~ The bark Ethan Allen may be expected 0
Monday next. Is days from san Francisco. bring
ing the New York mail of June l. and San Frar
cisco papers of Juno Soth.