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the Boari Of Education az snch. to the Association Va such, 81
course The Association. as i body, bad nothing to sy ~ the
premises.
There was. SIN again. a note addressed individually to IT,
Rev. +. CoIu. fUH tbe Beard, ~ We remember correctly. staitfF
the same thing. and having II " NJ his discretion 10 make such
use 81 Il a. he III gE. choose. A. he note Sa= mot addressed o.
the Association a. = tjy. of course il wa- u"i their province "a
assume any rg>psnSbfEy ia connection aHh q In order, huS-
ever. T. show their WHfaEns~s 10 30 what t1ey cJuli, they Au-
taorizod tie Rev. Mr.. Coan 20 infarn the Beard 4 Education.
~ al his Discretion" q the sentiments aud aeBcn q The AssO-
citation in reference to Common Schools,
Il vii thus X perceived that The Association received 10 com
uuu.cation that they did uo; Co2rteuusiY ami properly answer
Ihr0Gsh the ssme channels, aoi IN abe same 4 grce aud ElSnnSr
ia which those comm Gnicatuus reached them
But still more, il; VII be seen distinctly that the bcNrd of
Education. - sach, never seut any iavits;i-a 60 lie ASSOCIATION
IS such. T. meet. OF confer with them u any Wy 1G the sui jcI
Of education. We do uo; Eine the Board Il they chose - 90
60. Doubtless they had their own reasons for that Ccurse -
seton. But We do. simply and slgaryly. deny. and riusr UC
assertion q the Gazette that a. tSc entire EUGEgsiicai Assn
ration. during their session in Innalain. were cegr,,uusS in
vigcs 81 tAs B01rd cf EGtcI.g9u. 70 meet ttst hoiN, Sc
Ga te contrary, there seemed 90 be . stpsied Ell - ca tie part
Of the Board, - avoid any direct recognition s. " conference
Wa" '"s 10 be Continuea1 Ms
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Real Estate at Auction!
The undersigned viii sdI at PubIs Aue;ipn On
9th day of October

At Il O'eioek, ~
! Al De Court House Door in The city IF HoHoida,
Tux FoLLowrSG
Property belonging 10 the Estate Of the late
Hon. Levi iilIleiea.
J BY ORpEt o. TIVE ADNSIsrHtrpEs % THE EsrArE-
AAHgna4 Of HoraHHaH, situated in the District u kona,
Island % Hawaii
Asupuar IF kaahqhsira, situated in the District q Kohal',
Iand % IaSsh-
1sHgpq1 Of Parfepa, situated in the District Of Kohola,
1and u Hawaii
/ Ahugurr Of Esoneoio, situated in the District Of Houuaula.
land Of Maui
lot Of Lrrd in town Of lilo, Island Of Hawaii. continuing
O. 100 u an acre
10, Of Laad on Kuhul. Lahainl, Maui, containing abou;
s9-tuG q an acre
lot Of T1ro Lind on Panaexl, Lahains, Maui, containing
tbogi ? acres
lot Of Faro LrHa on PInaewa, Lahatua, Maui, containing
sbut I 4NIOO lcres.
Lgad IF HrtaEsa- Lahaina- Mani, Containing abouto1S acres
Land Of RayHHaksa, Lthaina- Maui containing about 50
pIe-, H. W sENEEANtE. Anet"urrr-
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The Il G WYIIE.-This fine clipper bark, under
command Of Capt Ii~altermann arrived last Wednes-
day from Bremen, making the passage in 1874 days,
which is doing remarkably well considering the
weather she experienced. she is under Hawaiian
colors, was built at ElfsGeth on the Wuescr, by j.
Alters. and i is a fine specimen of naval architecture,
and registers about $50 tons. She was built for
Nrssrs II. IIacktcid " Co.'S line OF Bremen and
Honolulu packets. and will prove Il valuable adj
dition to the line; as she is a fast Sailcr. and has eX-
ceilent accommodations for passengers. We doubt
not she can give the favorite Il. ". Wood 4 very
close test in the way OF speed. Success to her en-
tcrprising owners.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-09-15

y BIG FARM FOR SALE.-Among our advertise
ments will be found a notice offering for sale some
land in kula. Maui. This is an extensive tract,
running from the sea to the top Of Halcakala, and
embraces every kind of soil. including the barren
sandy plains, the rich wheat fields, the old potato
fields. the dense mountain forests, and IL site for a
lookout on the top of the " house of the sun" 1t
comprises any where from twenty to forty thousand
dcres-about as much as one man ought to have
charge of. 1t Will be sold almost for a song.
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NEW MAIL Route To AUSTRALIA.-Tt is stated in
the san Francisco papers that hereafter mails will
be made up for New Zealand and Australia to be
forwarded via Panama, by the recently established
New Zealand steamers, which leave Panama on the
24th OF each month. The postage from San Fran
cisco to Australia will be % cents for each half
ounce. and t. cents for each paper. The Hawaiian
rostages must be added for letters and papers, sent
from linnnlnll.
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re- Hot as the MONDAY sun is here, it is not so
scorching as it was, at the last reports, in Allan
tic cities. There the thermometer ranged from 100
to 10 IN tie SHADE! Think of ii at l02, day after
day. in Boston. No wonder that 2S5 deaths were
reported in New York from sun stroke. Here the
thermometer rarely rises in our hottest weather to
over 80 in the shade. The last few days have been
unusually warm. as the trade winds have been light.
but we have not observed the mercury above sc
at any time. So our good people may be thankful
for the mild weather they enjoy, although they
have no ice 10 temper the heat with.
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LElSE OF LANDS 1T AUCTION.
Public Auction,
ON Saturday. September 10Th,

Public Auction,
On Saturday. September 10Th,
A. y oel,E VI, a. sails Rom, Honolulu,
The Ieas=S q tie rGs@i1z lands. belonging O. tie ROYAL
Domain. ca the Island % Kauai.
It- TLr I-as- q tie AL1ru1a - waim-a fr = term u FIVE
years. A. an upset prc= q 800 per aHuun, rent payable semi
annually
- The lease 81 The AhGpuaa q E-kaha. in the District u
Wafm-a, mr - term % five years. This land has a number o.
th p1rds and cDc0alEt trees UPON e., ami = PORTION q IL -
good fr grazing UP-et price SEQ per anuum, rent payable
-rmrauuuaIiy.
81 The lease u the Ahupuaa q Hanapepe. Tor a term q ten
years HanaIeI- j. a rch valley and well adapted fr the cuI-
uvatiDu % rc-' u has als1 4 ALT pond Up-s. price $500 pr
aHuum- rent payable ~eai-auuuaIy-
4th- The =asc q the ltli % Keaau. situated in Waimea.
Island - Oahu. fr a term 81 FIVE years. az an upset price Of
SlOJ pr auuum. rent payable s-rni-anuuaIy.
The right % cutting wool on LIe above named lands - re-
served. excerpt ir fencing purposes on the land n which the
wood belongs, aud Gr the use q the Lessor On tie land.
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ARREsTED-Two Coolies supposed to have been
engaged in robbing the store on the Waihee Plant
alton, have been arrested al WaiIUku. Maui.
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FmEwoOD THE bark -Ndund5od arrived last
Thursday from Kona. with a full cargo, consisting
in part Of ninety cords of frewood, which adds con-
siderabIy to the :. pile" on the Esplanade. For the
whalers. the large stock here now will not last
long. Heretofore, there has been q scarcity OF
frewood during the recruiting season, when there
was no necessity for it.
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~ Ar eclipse Of the moon occurs on the 9th
inst. visible throughout this group, wherever the
clouds are not too thick.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-09-15

CHID,s IDEA-' Papa said orr little three
year old. the other day, as She held in her hand a
small pocket map of the city of Boston, scanning it
very intently-" Papa. isn't this a puzzle - Yes,
pussy. its a Greek puzzle. Massachusetts people
call it Boston, or the modern Athens" Many a
stranger, visiting that city, has found to his grief,
that boston IS a puzzle.
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HORACE GREELEY's HISTORY OF TIL

HORACE GREELEY's HISTORY OF THE
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WM II. SEWARD, Secretary OF State
II everywhere furnishes srk proofs Of the imparay
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II Is undoubtedly the bes. exposition oftbe origin
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Il. p. WADE U. b. Senate.
consider II the complete useful and attractive work
which has yet been written Oh The subject
IN completeness OF detail order Of cement, in clear
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chapter without stopping EDeAR CowAg. u. s. Senate
have examined critically. II gives much pleasure 10
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HENRY Wilson, ". s. Senate. -
The great industry and imparsty Of Mr.. Greeley win
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lion TBADpEus Stevens NJ c.
OF al the Histories of the Great Rebellion which
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Its sntscsdent aud concurrent Congressional records well
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SCHUYLER COLLAR, Speaker u s. House Of Reps.
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Mem Publications.
rTNHE AMERICAN FARMER.-Read over
the following table Of contents in the Prec'ich
naner Tor ono month march, and then see you snouo


vNHE AMERICAN FARMER.-Read over
the following table of contents in the Practical Farmers
paper month march, sndthen see you 'n0u''
he without it,
Tho Farmer asa Manufactured as
(Jur Walks aud Talks.
Sorghum Culture .
seasonable Suggestions for the Month
Notes fox the Month, by"s. W."
TIE best Substitute for Hay for Feeding Cattle TO-
Stock Growing and 1isse
Timber Measurement
How We farm IL IN the Cenesee country
Too Much Land
Hop Culture.
Death OF Prof Mapel
Description of the Queen Bee.
Full Report Ohio State Dairymans Convention
Spirit OF the Agricultural fros'.
AyTshire and jersey Cows
Msshes for Horses.
Ostriches.
Loss OF Cattle in England
Roots and Stock Raising.
The Fourth Stomach.
Product ofe jersey Cow.
Farmers Accounts.
Soil for the Grape.
Dry earth as a deodorzer for Poultry Hou'eI
Fattening Cattle
Sheep III Orchards.
Apples for Domestic Animals
Fruit Growers Society Western New York Full report
Planting an Orchard.
Our Kansas Letter
Hot Bed aud Cold Frames.
When does New Bark Form'
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Attention to Cellars.
Domestic RecpeL
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Rising Generstion
Inches in q Bushel
Planting and Digging a, Once
rouss PEOPLES PAGE.
Talk with the Young folks
The Hoary Had.
EDITORS TABLE
n T. State Agricultural Society,
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American Pathological Society
The Weather
Department OF Agricurure
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nor SALE-A very desirable FARM and
Il COUNTRY RESIDENCE In CHESHIRE, HEW.HA.
VEN COUNTY, CONN-The subscriber offers for SALE
hi. FARM and RESIDENCE IN Cheshire on the line OF the
New aud Northampton Railroad fourteen miles north
Of New Haven. II contains l0l Of very choice land
well watrr,d with large Orchards and abundance OF small
Fruit large portion Of The land In meadow the remainder
in pillow and woodland The House large and very couven
lent In -Iceen, condition containing 10 rooms with Hot
and Cold Water Bath Room, Water CloYt &C. and heated
throughout by Steam. Stable Carriage House lee House,
aud ali other Necessary buildings The Barn one OF the best
IN the State having extensive accommodations for Stock The
Farm Il the hsrn Lne " the village within ten min.
walk OF tho Churches Academy, telegraph and Post
Office. and Rnirosd d. For further information inquire
Of A. d. ALDRCH, No. IS Park psce. New York, Of the
owner sRLDLN I. SPENCER. on the premises.
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EOR SALE.-The COUNTRY RESIDENCE

OF the late Lomas Tru.low deceased At Port Chester
We.toheter County ~ " the Purchase Road about half
nile from the depot. There the premises large
doub. house feet two stories attic basement with
twotory wing ei also stable and other oubui dings
Good orchard and other ts There very extended view
Sound @ pazzas Ton three sides OF the housed
and cupoa About four Of land with road on three
sides. This very desirable plsce. Immediate possession
Il desired Apply to WIN. TRUSLOW Executor, No. l22
Liberty.st OF to HOMER MORGAN. No 2Pne-s.
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EOR SALE-A Complete FILE OF THE
IL NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. from Nov. 1860 to the
hgssslt time. Address 7. b. BoX No. 100 Tribune Office.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED in the vicinity
~ OF NewYOrk-Good board for Lady, Children and
nrefried Address giving full particulars. terms, kc
~ w. n Room No. g. No. u WsIst, New.York.
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EOR SALE-STORE and HOTEL ct Cut
chozue, Long Island N. Y. with half acre OF lsnd'
good stand business bargain. Price S+20 Also
Farm sbon, ,? IL first quality land in good state
Of cultivation, the public hshway With hSsse barn CRIB
Cutchosue L. L. or WM. n. GILES, No. ls9 sixth
corner OF Thirirenths., New.lork
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ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT-Buildings all
~ news 10 to +scn., plenty OF choice fruit healthy To-
cation, II hours from the city. Inquire Of U. TALLMAN.
No. So Cour,landts Al.o 10 scrss good gardening soil,
milo. from depot.
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EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Orange Mountain N j. with acres high land slopins
to tbs south east shelter the northwest by chj largo
dolang lawns, ravue brook aowerbsds shIubbsry rare
plants trees eIoties roads stoned and xravsed the
house has iSroom. hh al the modern Improvements Of bath
furnace gas &c nm gallery with lantern kyight for pic.
lures plants or bull irds also GARDENERS cottage large barn.
COW house. heins with sae roofs oil Ia perfect order
This place 10 oheisd for sae furnished unuInshed, for
currency st its co In gold. Apply to
y. NJ BURT, No. q Park fow. up stAiHs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

COUNTRY SEATS at Pelham for SALE -
~ large ,,on. MANSION with "a acre, OF srouni the
house substantially built with all modern improvements Ia
tho Railroad Depot free from every Kind Of nuisance
perfectly healthy will be sold with tie furniture II desired
Also estate roomy and pleasant Gothic Cottage.
with about Of ground Also new frame house with
10 Also, very pretty Coase with about
stable The shove property l. within hours ride OF
city by New Haven Railroad and every way desirable for
parties doing business In the For permits view,
apply to <. j. BLEEKRR son L Co. no. II Cedarst.