davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02
9ie Etuausuirreu

Sn Babe fperben Nppl bic Sabres = Be-
rttte rer Serlttibsnen Hesirrunge- Gcpartce
ment8 BEN Qdnbe pDrgeleDt rperren. Gum
5tstI itnp btei.lbGn lfpn auSaearbeitet, urb
perpen iNpn jeyt pintgtena9 rudtude pur9
bic bfsatltGcR GlGtter in pic SsfeRtlI9fett
Sttra6t.
giab &lem, mas aus btGien Anbeutun9en
urb BtuhfuGen Iest crbcat, Fam man itbGn
beute ~ cent 26lu0e selangen, paB rte BE
agfs Der tnanst 1en 8erbdttntls i'm 4dufe
Der Uergan9enen Champagne apn pemOfratt>
fiber Sette eemduteR &ufteQungcn lrtter
- itbr rt6tis ltns.
Oh fte Wltl Scribcr III, 70 batsu bic Ra.
oiIalen fttnt ip ertn9enpe Gtranlafln9 meRr,
lid auf's Streitan UNI RttnwaiGtn tI le9ep,
unp perben bic traurtgen 0aten HpfTtntli9
cine rubt9ert uns iOrafIttiaere S~ciprebunG,
pieIetht aud tnbll6 pic ibncn scbibsenoe
8eridthtt1uns flbrn.
Der Diref!Dr eeS itatiltGlden Bureaus Sat
cine retalatrte itQltltifte DarltGIGne 1dntrtt.
lther YuR0ts', Staats>, County unb itGptt>
tter Steuern ee9ebsn, 81 Sta0ttn, 2l59
COUNTIES uno npG nebr Staetbejtrtt I'M
f1iitnp, Dleie 3ulammeniteauna srglbt, 6a6
aae pieie Steusrn 3uiammet Die uneebeu
Summit bon 700 WlQtonenD plarS @ lber>
itets.n. Alle III isbtr 9opf IN rem y rstn.
Staaten, elei4sultts, pb NtGnn poer @eib,
erpatien seer &tnO, etiunO Dber franf, arm
ODER rtt6, mDurRl1nttt nit 9e9en $40 per
Satr beiteuert.
Der Stnanjnttniiler @tgu(Ipd BAT cine
3ufamrente1un9 Der Ginnabmsn uno &ut~
0aben bes NIT Dem 80. Stunt erpenpen Sis
taliatres perofentltdt. Oara6 battcu IT'D
bic Gtnnabnttn sesen bic res 8priabre8 I'M
$l4l. 243, 012.79 Ssrrin9ert, wdBrenb Die
auSsabcn netto nur UNI $23,4l6, 1893, 95 abS
nabHten.
Oisfe !3ablen er9eben wtceerbplt SieIetbe
beunrubtaence Staiabe, baS fur bic ST.
nan3lage has 8erbdltnib bes Nus9aGcnbie>
gets Don SGbr III Sabr INNER ~un9inttsrr
ju Der S0pe be5 Gtnndtmeetats iih beraus~
lie1t.
Sn tteftr SBaHate lieet Der 3nptensuuft
Der s1nSen fnanjte1en 9erptdelun9. Ntnn
Dteier llebeltanO niht bel 3eittn beitttiet
miro, 10 tptrr Der Snpten Iih ntht mebr lbien
lalen unb tptrp burbbduen tperben mullen.
Gs mare fur pds Qanb ftbr traurta, iptnlr 70
ealu fame; Bonn pas S6pert, eas citien
Snpten ourdbauen tpitrpe, betbt - &epubt.
alton.
SIS lit ntAt Senus, NIT Gtbtnsarten bic
Gfpuetattpt au Seroammen, man mub lte
tanoelne gu nerrtetben iuten. (Spurn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02

C22l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02
i Bierre 4utoiue Berrher. /

Das tr~ansatlantiihe 3abrt melpttc ben
am %. .. Mits. tI paris trtol9ten LOB 6es
tsrlbTten AppDtaten u. 8rce@ B1tpnniers",
Stadt5nthnne5, 9plttIferS unp-gc9tltmifen
Yeter 4ntpn 8errp:r.
Noh tlrjlih bate er f6 oacurt berert-
It'd aeu1l6t, eaB er fur Elm Wpnunent Sau>
bins unterSethnete unc IN letner 3ufhrift
bdr1n eEtnnerte, PAP er (Serlper) IS 9erreien
lei, Der i'm DECEMBER 1851 eas Ueies bedr>
irast Bate, ben Sraiieenten (@rinscn gtopD-
lsDn) tpesen be$ ctaat5treih5 fur auber DEM
@rlese, fur spgeifret 3u ertldren, unD bdB
8aupin muir oent gtfege 9eborlante, ais er
auf pergarfifape, no er feel, 9esen @apclecr
tampfte. Damtt Bat Der ecle Serr9er aud
In rem leeten Idgen tpfumenttrt, ba6 CT pbne
isoe Surht elm Seinb oes fatlcrlthen Hiur>
pdtprs bis an fein 2ebens-gnoe 8etlicten 1T,
nobel er fretlth nttt dGf bert 5ofen Der
8plfsfretbeit, ionbern auf rem Der 2e9ttintt>
iii, D. b. PES &rn stbums roon Spttes @nd'
een", It4no. RApplepn fanH lid s~ratuliren ;
mtiten i'm unbeil, Das rings UNI i'm elnpDr>
itetat, bat er lpieper stpaS @lld. Gner felner
DerectteR, f1tleiten, entlcuteeenittn uno POI
, uldriten Se9rer tt ntht rhebr.
glerre y. SerrNer par am 4. San. 1870
III YIris gebpren, alir bel fetnert Spse fan
f9 Sabre alt. 1914 purpe er ApnDfat uno
setdnete liA leSr balo burh SdttSfetten unp
Yereptianfeit aus, aanentli6 bel Der 8er>
tbeib,auna bes beritm:tenM arf6dls Re9, bic
er mtt letnent gater unD Sos. Daupptn ee-
metnlam fiibrte. SIM SABRE 1880 fpurbe
8errYer aurf Deputirten bes Departments
Saute Qptre erpdblt unp ndtm ipfprt Sts
suf Der Sttte Der Spppftipn gssen bic
&esieruns; Der 2esitimtlt gtns nit ben Ht-
publttanern. Uui5ot iagte canals bon tim,
er ist ,eSntib.repeluttDnar." SerrNer ant
Y~ror,ete: nod ihiinmer, al5 reSpluilDtdrer
Gsntsmus TEL Der Gsaismus Der @btrinnt9>
I It.
Sm Satre 184s tpuroe gerrper tmRbpnt.
Stsmtfnfrt in ren 9eiessebsnsen Sprpsr &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02
Sic Rutdnne i'm siinrn.

Enftre ttuttgen 8erihtt aus ben SIoftaa>
ten befGranfen fih auf tpentse GbatiaGen'
Sn Der &ennehee'r GtieS1ebun9 tu RaGt>
stle PalItrte In hrttttrgefung cine Bt1, rrDnlG'
Intpdlte lebt9lih fur lolhe Rt1tsia6m 30.
aCrtrt ipereen lpafn, In eenen tbre pdrttt OBJ
ficgte. Dteies Sees eridstnt duf bic Ser.
numbering Der bort berrf1enben Y~rpaeBrrutb
unp 9lel1Settt8 Der 9tptte bunertssf BGlfe,
bic iiG ais vNoSpfatrn" sertrcn, sereGnet.-
Gin 0erubt pbnt ifee gtSrlnbun8 tbetItt
ttn dngebIt6 am Srettass erfoi9t ittn lpnen>
senllsbtrfdl bes sNatbrtle-D tcoturtr 9abn">
Grains burh cine ettpG 30 Rann (2)
ftarft Hette y&u.flursr" nit, Die ben Con.
%pufteur, rtEen @cpubltf1ner, N1mens Gro.
ster, init cent $ppe behrpbt 6attet, fails er
npGntals p1tslbf porsetfabren tpiref. Ole
s4usR lurl1oe" 1T raptfdl : erlpeeit unb per>
ptent mot etnn,al sas v&optihrpttsen."
SIN Sirsintatr SretsSertdte su &thmrne
lag an Ncntd9t Seferipn DAVIS YrpBtF
spr, TT tpeldsm &nrpalt RDbert Dub etnet
Observation-Disclosures auf Uruno saS IA.
amenpsmtnts, ippnd6 auf &ebelipnstbetl>
nabrle BLOC Der Verlut Der bir9erltQM
Jtebts geiest II, fttlte. Sberrthter Qb1fe
pertaate bic giatrpsers auf Gonmertu9. -
Ger 9rGilpent Der pir9thifUen Std0ts-Mari-
fultur = Ueieal&dft BAT fur cen 10. D. NPts.
naa Gidmpnp cine 8eneraiserlammlung eer
Seefi6aft gum Gebute siaer grpbGrttgsn
Substituting I'M 9erbife 1863 etnberufen.
Die 9ters Garpltnder S%sieegebune otsfu-
title ant Wpntd1t einen gelhlub pes Sn>
ealtS: an ben 0onBres Elm @eiu6 uni Reba>
btl!tirung ianmtlther Burger pes Staaits
5u rtGten.- SIN Senate fielet einlae unan>
gensbas S3ensn eur6 cen 9eiteltsH Intraa
aGf unttI Il6uns Der peI tG,tepenen Ntit9lie-
bern CUR Qaa 9tIe9ten StiteNlidttit unb
Corruption pcr. Gm .Garpetba3"> Senatpr,
Nanaeas Spset, rnadts lid anpeiitt9, oteIe
Gtatiapen ndG,uipetlen.
Gous. Seett pOn Sas .Garptind fApbts am
Rpnta9t feline 8Dtibaft an bic Qeaislatur
Elm. Or faat bartn unter &nperern. e ftt ftin
Stsat tatlun9sfa6iler, alS Cub = Ga elt>
ma; &c iei bic fhDnilt &usi6t %pprbenfen,
Bag Der Siaat alien itintn IerbtRptlhfetten
sersht fptrsen ptrb. Die @elontmt>G tnnab>
men be5 StaatslhaBes fur be NIT Dem 81.
SftDber b. S.. enpenpen 6 Mpnate kelaufen
f6 auf $435,573, une bic aussaben auf
$409, 688. Or tmpFtblt, bab bic QanbSpna-
ftcnen, fpflhe bic SfgttrunJ Der Ser. Glad
ten benz Staate senaht babe, tir bic Gr>
rtGtun9 zines G~r,isbunss = S%ntttuteS tn
9barletsn 3ur INTERVIEWING In ben finfen
Der AgrifultIr unb Der Nehdnif unb In zen
bpbeien 3petsen Der wtTtnihaftIthen unb
tlaiFfAen Stubtrn strpipmrt perpel,. or Ter
Dammit he seitsloien unb llnrube iifttieen
3tmcnfrattDnen une bic sebeimm pplitiihen
Drganifatipnen unb ihlteyt nit pet alae-
itttlnen @unfhe nah Der Wtebtrfsbr bele>
rer, gerrpneter uno bstliarafrtr !3utlrbe Der
G Ant M ttnttdf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02

BE 9%setsnste Belt tafar fet unS gina In bro
benper 8eife duf MID gu. 9eri,Ibt b2te
Mid i6pn frubrr p6ar als 8eranla0uns
fir6terlt6 ~9elhlaaen uno Ia i'd alarbt,
eds CT btss ptebtr bedbG@ttgle 70 btfhtoe
th mid su pertbeibieen tno feucrte ben
S6us ab nefGrr aus fetncn G6rpten Tee
ffdnp. Sr. &scle purbe in Spl9e 9eiien i'm
Na3en SerWunStt une ptrftitb aupenbltdlif,
rprauf t6 3u $rn. &snntipn lief unc mt@
SRnn am MtttwSm ben Setbrbsn lberitcftrte."
Der Coroner belt bic Get6enfA1u ttsr
ben Set0pteltn 9t1ern NaHmttta9s in Gelu'
nler ab; C. eraaben I'D, iepO6 fetne 1absren
~lmtdnec, trelhe ron SntereFt rp6ren.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02
Nnn Mnrnntn.

Der ppR @lpinpal tpmmsnGs Damsfrr
gGIaeed" braGte fpi9snSe Ra6rt&ttn:
@erihtt SCn panama bis %. Nepbr. ia.
gen. ras, als @sn, aprrtriS in GbIriqut etn~
trdf, sr onn glas 9eraumt fam. Gr mar.
ibtrte n1h SaniiaNp, utn gu fnctn, ban
audi rot Der Stiilp ben Ylas p~.rI1ftn bate.
Ills er mad SatiID fam, purce or ron Rem
400 Wann itartsn Srtnp %dR3e9rifsn, uno e
sntipann lid Gin Srefen, bdS 3 Stunpen lang
Gnpauerts. Der 6einS purte eef6tastn uup
fob in erpbcr llnOrcnUng. Or lief 50 Ippts
uno unter ibntn feinen &nfl6rer SbdlStd Il.
stete gerpuntete Guf benz S2ldGtfclpe Su.
rid. Cine Mn3att Gcf1ngene WurOe ssatdbt,
rte nod tbrr 0lfln uno Wurttten bet fn
flbIten. Die Regitrun9StruppM U~erlpren 3
Ippte unD 8 grrwunbste. Inter oct GeSteren
btfinret li1 @eh. GCttee. Steie5 Srefen bat
Gem 9lrsertrie9 I'M 9ta1t Banana Elm Gnst
0ema6t.
Die rerOlutiendrsn &sttattpnen IN Gsfd
Rlca Baben fth erfplsret& erwttitn, unS
3prdltbent gplter 1T dbge'tst tpprStn, pdb>
rem s tmene3 auf ieInen SIas ertcbsn purpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02
+. .,r,TY igsEazkegS NSS-ASPG
Baltimore
Gli0 : (Siielf Saln.

Clint uas nab 5pnntag ben 20. Sest. 1888, attsE
tiglta bret gu8s spiiGsn SaItimSrs, DRssItns uab
partrrsbur8, una 5paE!
fibrt ti6lta (SpnntdaS aus8rnpRirtu) I'm 0 ler IS R.
frab pom Balttnlere al. Der
EGpucG Bug
tdslta (Sguntaes stnialtssit @tenSa 5 ubr IItu.i
Ter GrpreG ana eebt td9lt& (Sautfaas ausseasm.
mead I'm Q .tr 20 Min. Gbtres ab.
vine ttels 5uas ia!ften ib Ju etlatr unt Taritrsturg
hen HG1ta mad alien YuR'ten I'M QDitsH, 5psGeleH NIB
Dinueher &tecmnotattpnssilis ~srrlaftn %g'altimprs
td1lid mi 4 ubr 9fin. Sa6m. (Spnntass aHsaes
ngmMtll utr l9ntftleE t5rrhta9s aus8cncmstn)
b llbr @trTgeAs if an her treeerid'S junction nit Zen
4d7eA uad 6tehsr'd, upe al her SdaerStpwa SaRttipn
Sulen RaG 9alsrsIrGn lid auidltEgere.
Ter Glltertt's Stt9'3 H8 8ebt ppH Baltimore
nm 8 ubr 10 &ttnuren Wpeaens uub 5 ubr 80 Min.
ga6mtttaas; Won 6lteplt's Gits nm $50 urS IL llbr
10 Win. irlb, uat 4 ubr so In. gla6a tittaes ab.
Sac, 5assrstOipn.
Ntfabtt hes Su0es rem Ydltlntrri S.45 utr gptlrtt,
tags upb 400 NudnrtttdSs; Nnl6lG6 III SIesrstppn
an HE nMaibin4tpn Gpu1tYsG tltnbahn" antunft in
SapcrStpwt ui 2.4j Nudlnittass uuo $50 @teHbs.
0rdiaert pon Id8crttppE mo 5 Utr 10 ID. rne IL ubr
DipraSIns; @ntiRfi III @attimrre I'M 10 50 @prseRs u.
4 llEr IS via. 2lamtttaas.
Sfdd1 NiiId)eRer.
Die Bulge ~cerlafer Baltimore UNI S.45 W1ersens uib
LOO NlldIn., uup tpnirien nm 2.55 Ssdnrt. unb 6. IS
Gbenss an. GeHreu surlt I'M 8 inb 1896 9tprsrns,
uno tcmmln I'm 1875 9pr6ens unS AS WaGmtt. IN
Baltimore an.
RnA g3SaTbirgtoH.
ubfattt ron 1nittmSEe rib nm 5 llFr IS vltr,
100, o.35 IuS II Uhr - " NGtrn. I'M 1.30. 4.30
UNI S llfr 20 Miin. HtcntF.
Ibgan0 rcr Baibtngtfn fTub 7, S Il. uub
o. unr, lioamtttass I2.go, =, 4, $40, 7,3O unb 5
d. Rhn. AbcrsS.
glaG 2lrnopoiiS i'm : 90 @prsens unb 4 ll6r 80 N.
RdAmitta85. gertaler QeabiHatpn Ii I ler Nor.
acnH unr 4 lltr Min. Nta&m-
Die Aiat g~srldlrn Gnnapplis un 0 llbr 80 MtuuttN
gierGehs uNp 3lGr is. min, .iadln.
ZGnitdaS : Iiise. = 9tab Q9afbiustrn I'm S llbr
45 Mttu., 7 GNt II Her @prleus, 4 llBr 80 Mtir. Nnp
S lgr 30 Min. MaGTt. QtrlaNCn @aittrstVu I'M s
NJ. Nprssuf. unS 1880, 4ltr $40, $50 unt u.
10 II. 4Nrup5.
UeSeR uagerer AIatgnft ueube man i'd al Sas 81.
rsdu ttr r9o.ttnoyt Sbtc 'SiierEabn" in GlnesEfrase.
2GcSti WGtLeree AastuRft, lpn;s 69lrtilste aler Nri
lit ser GamPsn-Statipn, ptsr an bds Silets Slrtau.
Sohn {. S6iiipn, Etdnspprmsiltt
1921 z. ~. Sole, SduptaS iIetsHRsut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02
utbertrttt elmer San1et @e>
m etnbe aum Supentburte .-,Dt

UNI Suotntb m e. sOR
Ginpptner BON SSsDp>llifald In Siebenblt~
gen. ersdblt vSDn"- pfne Sabbltper.
Stefe Gefte set6rt befomtlih nttt gu ben
BPM guliusminiiter resipirtsn 8elistcnen.
unb be artiten Yartas batten paber piel Don
Der gerfolsuns Der fatbplilhen @eifltten
III erouleen. Die Gtnppbneri6aft perlpr
enbltb pie @ebulb unb stns fammt uno lpn>
bers gum Subentbuine lbtr.~ = s. pirD
nod b%insuaeflgt, BAY bic idmmtlthen neber~
tretenben ale NIT benz nebertrt!te serbunet>
n Geren,pnie'n stddlt6 n%beritaneen.
9ebenpt9 ptrbrannt. Ius
Wabrtih>S trau miro bertd,tet: uSn Sra'
nesntf, na&t Ypintih. Sirau, treisnete flG
pergan9ene @pGe Elm erdeliher nnslads'
faG. Ginise Yauernfinftr mahten tpabrena
res !Sitens Der Titte Gin Ssuer am Selpe,
un, It'd pardri 81 fparrnen. GIN faurt neun'
iesriees Mdehen lam cabe, BEN Seuer gu
nats, ippaB pdS &lsip&en besfelben iA ert>
3anpste unp alsbaib in teIen Slammen
tanp. Die 8tnper ltefen festeih i'm bod
fen Sdredtn papDr,, ebenfc lief pas brent
nenbe Mdthen, ldmncrlt0 iareieae. mao
9aufe unr fahte BEN 8ranb baourh mob
peftieer an. Ils has MISUNDERSTANDING CT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02
Sermiidte 8eridte.

Nem,gort, L. De3tmter. - (gtne
5ptae bts Grte = Mftien SGpinpsls.) Die
betbtn Rcnbs . 8prfen baben aeitern fplBenbe
gef6liGe dnsenpnmen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02
Gin i6dnplt&trs ubtntreiG d,

Gin i6GnpltG trSWbtn rtt&.
- Itorert Setrunfene tritben f0 am
Scnntaa Nadmtttas an Der 9ntattsbrtbses
Rpab In @tlGefer County, ne, b.run,,
urp pd1bem lie Elm Urab ntben Der Strale
seeraben batten, lesten lie einen itrer &C.
fabIten btnetn unb sedten t9n nit Grbe su.
Ms fe fi0 entfsrnt batten, erlDten Jpn meb>
rere 8Irser, bic bon @ettem bem@prfaa tu~
geieben batter, aus feiner Sage uno ret
tsten tbn eaburd DOT eitem fardtrliAen
JDbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02

- Cine Srau Dtlians in ct. Souls &C.
bar lestm Drnnerifas selunbe gterltn8e. q
Mdpten unb l 8na5en.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-03-14
Annexation.

To Tie Editor Of the p. C. Advertiser.
Allow me to repeat, I am an annexationist, because
I believe it will increase the happiness and prosperity
OF the people. To advocate such a measure, without
such a conviction, would be wrong. To withhold
such advocacy when 1 believe this, would he cowardly.
As | have before i%ntimated, l was not so convinced
before the revolution of 1861. Previous to that
event. the Government seemed actuated by a desire
to perpetuate the liberties of the people, and every
year added prestige to the Constitution, and gave
promise of political stability. Nothing can ever
again restore the prestige of Hawaiian Constitution
alism at home and abroad. Regret it as We may, the
fatal step has been taken; the blow has been dealt,
and by those who should have sought to protect,
rather than destroy. / do not pronounce upon the
motives which prompted them. Men who shut their
eyes to the experience of the past, and lightly violate
established principles, must make mistakes. | only
pronounce upon the fact
If thus, with strict adherence TO truth, to merely
lift the veil of history, and bring these facts to light,
is malicious treachery, and bringing the courts of the
country into contempt, how would a dealer in cpl
thets stigmatize the deeds themselves?
When these events occurred 1 became convinced
that we must turn TO some stronger support than
Hawaiian Constitutional Government; that the indie
pendence and rights of the people must be sought IN
der some stronger safeguard. This believe attainable
only through annexation to the United States.
Pondering upon the influences that seemed to tend
to such a c-onsummstion 1 believed it not only possible,
but ineriia5Ie, and, through the darkness / hailed
the dawn of what 1 believe will prove a brighter day
for this people. L am no alarmist. 1 point to a bet
ter and happier future.
Nations die, bat peoples live; thrones decay, but
man is elevated: slowly but surely the elevation goes
on, and often the very blows dealt by those who
would check this progress, are those that lift the
incubi which press man down.
Thus | embraced annexation. 1 respect the love
which many of the natives naturally feel for Hawai-
ian Independence. and did 1 not believe they would
enjoy more liberty and prosperity by annexation L
would not advocate i'll respect the motives which
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-03-14

UxsEEMLY HASTE IL any additional evidence were
needed of the feeling of the Hawaiian Government
towards Americans. it has been afforded by the haste
with which the Government issued an extra from its
press on Thursday, giving the full de'ails of the
unfortunate state of afIirs in Washington. 1t is bad
enough to have to publish this news in the regular
edition-news which makes every Americans head
hang down with shame; but for q Government paper
and Government officials, afiexing TO be friendly, to
make undue haste in publishing the account, shows,
to say the least, an anxiety to have it circulated as
soon as possible, and before any later adyices might
soften the unwelcome points in it. Does any one
suppose that if the mail had reported trouble in the
British or French Cabinet, the Hawaiian Government
would have made such unseemly haste to spread the
news, before waiting to see if it were confirmed or
not Never. -
DEATH OF A NoBLEMAS.-Hon. John kapena, a
Privy Councillor, Member of the House of Mobiles,
&c, died at his residence in this city, on Thursday
last. He had been an invalid for many years, and
unable to attend to business. For several years he
held the office of Circuit Judge for Oahu, and in this
capacity gave satisfaction TO all.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-03-14

Ed. HOFFSCHLAEGER g. Co
OFFER FOR SALE,
Elk SYREh" and r. W. WOOD"
Just Arrived.
BRoADcLoTHs AND cAssIMEREs.
Black Silks and Fine Dress Goods,
ThibSts aud Musiin De LaInes,
DARK b'as FlAassi,. T~hled. eoIOred Shirt Flannel,
coiorrd BArssr. Imperial Linen,
Csi0a Dana.k Cloth, White MoIsssin,
Linen Da:k, Russia Diaper,
Cotton shssfing. Tunied Lining.
Crash, Linen and Cotton Drill, White Cotton,
Mosquito Netting. heavy Blue DENNIS.
English Prints, Fine French Merinos
Curtain Muslas, Sewing silk,
Cotton, Linen ami Flannel Shirts,
c.sh-nere Pants, Cotton Pants.
Blue and Black Cloth Pants,
Orleans Sack Coats, Hickory Shirts:
Wooden and Cotton Under shirts add Drawers,
A Variety of Socks and Stockings,
Cobnrgs and AIpacas.
White MaI.eiIle., Linen Checks,
LADIES' AND C%EyTLEMEN's KID GLOVES,
Black Elk Gloves, silk Stockings,
cOiored and Black silk Neek,ies,
Black silk Handkerchief,
Linen Cambric Handkerchief,
WOODEN and Barge Handkerchief.
Black and Brown Belt Ribbon,
Carriers, corseis. wOolen shswis,
Fine SILK Umbrellas, Black cnpe,
Glazed Spool Cotton,
Baek and eoloErd BE=iis,
Silk Umbrellas and ParasOls,
Purses. Feather busters, sa.pendses,
GentIemeLs Hats AMI Caps,
Boys Hats anil Caps,
and Shoes!
bpo4ru btanset-. 1p-Et1f 9oaAyf
Best french Extracts,
ID l. e -
Playing Cards, Candies, Wrapping Paper,
Shot and Ganpowder.
CUTLERY
sGeh as Poke; KNIVES,
Table Knives,
Iaiehets and Axes, hes, American,
Handled Oo's Mails,
Cigars and Tobacco,
BriAr and Inda KabJsr Pipes,
ysry hne Rnady. NOrdhsa@T Whisky, Gin,
Fort wins. Hook Wine,
Oysters, Vinegar,
Furniture vanish,
Black MetAnir Paint, wLi,e Lead,
Black and Blue Ink,
Shoe Brushes, Backing,
Nests Of Tubs and Pals,
Wood S-ai Chairs, Cottage Clocks,
And N variety of other articles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-03-14

Extensive
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD DFURNITURE
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25th,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A II,
AT II RESIDENCE OF hrs. b. +. SNOW,
On Hotel Street.
WILL BE SOLD THE
Entire Valuable Household Furniture
-cOns'ffzy IN Part Of
Splendid Black Walnut Parior Set, complete.
Black Walnut Hair CIosh sof.,
Black Walnut Hair Goth koeksr,
BLACK Walnut Kasy Chairs. danAsk covers,
Black Walnut Centre Table, Gard Table,
what-nOt, and OTTOMAN.
One Is-day Clock, Brussels CsrpetfnE,
Fine Paintings, l pair Deer Anti~rs mounted
One Chiekering Boston Piano, Mahogany Csse.
Mahogany Hair Cloth sofa. Chairs and Rockers.
Chess Beard ADD Nsa, Ko. s,dseaad.
Black Walnut ESt-nston Dining Table.
China wsitsrs- ! sewing Machine in good order,
Two Meat saf-s. OIL Cash CArp~tias,
Twelve Cans-seat Dnin< Chairs,
Fine Black Walnut Chamber Furniture,
Black walnat BsI.isad: ~SIArbk-'oP Bureau,
Four chairs and KseE-r. making he Sc, complete.
Black Walnut. Mahogany aud Pise Bureaus, siEh and
without Mirrors
Splendid Large kOa Wardrobe, very complete.
Mahogany wardrabe, Chamber Cabinet,
Hair M4tfrassss, Hair and Feather Pillows,
Table Linen. Btsuksts. Q1lts.
roil~s sets cDtnptete, Mahogany B=ds;cat.
CRnd's Kos Beastesd wih Hair PIIoss and Mair-s-
GA very neat arte<-
Chinese Contains. Batntrx Tubs,
School Desks, Garisu seats,
A large eou-ction Of Flower Psss and Gari-n VASES, and = f-w
Choice Piaass IN pots
Croekery and DiHin= Ware,
White Granite DinGsr sets. esupi-tr,
Stone Dinner sets. eumptte,
Go.d Band and gmt figured Tea sets,
A larx- asssr,m~ns Of Tams6-rs, Gohets, Wins GLASSES. Plated
Castor. Coffee AMI Tea Pets. and the usual assortment
Of kitchen FgrBHGF-, stove &S-
FIrswooI. GarIsa Hose aud Tools Pillows sRd CAPS, new.
One F0er-lcLeef Baggy. Oas SNAIL Wagon, TtoO
CDTiaJe Horses, One Saddle Horse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-29

WEALTHY BACHELOR on REFINEMENT, VINO
n would be an sppreciatvc husband 10 Young lady ~
saucslion aud beauty may address Martha Herald OHIO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-29

x1e OOO EACH or TAKHS AT ONCE WILL
brown stone Houses beautifully situated between
Fourth avenues will cell separately These without
doubt the cheapest houses In tho cy Particulars vt J
SkPu MCGUIRE. 80 NASSAU e.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-07-02
J. Patton Thompson.
The Finest Store-THe Best and Cheapest
Goods an EtenS6urg!

To TIE PUBLIC.-Fully convinced that
MI. Thompson possesses unequalled facilities
for conducting business, we hope you will
be sufficiently interested in the following
statement Of facts to give them a careful con-
siderason.
Mr.. T. resides al headquarters and is at all
times enabled to watch the market and en-
ploy sufficient capital to make all bis pur-
chases for cash. 1t is his determination to
make his store the best and cheapest in
Cambria county, believing it is better to
turn the nimble shilling often than to make
few sales and large profits. He will buy ex-
clusively for cash. and givo his customers
all the advantages for the ready money
His constant presence in the city gives him
the opportunity of knowing when and where
buy frcm first hands. thus enabling him TO
save two or three profits. He sells Only for
cash and has no losses from selling on credit
to provide for; the paying customer IS not,
therefore, taxed to help to pay the debt OF
another who does not pay.
IEo has, aud will keep constantly on hand,
large and varied assortment of every de-
scrptiou Of GOODS, and will spare no effort
80 give satisfaction to his customers. His
connections are such as tp enable him to buy
at the lowest rates. and always 10 have new
and desirable goods. He solicits an exami-
nation Of his stock before purchasing else
where. The highest price paid for all kinds
of country produce.