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The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-22
IMPORTS.

From San Francisco, per stmr Montana, July 10th.
Ag'l' Implements pks Meal, SKIS 65
Apples, hx Macaroni, bxs 10
Brandy, bbls 2 Nails, kgs 81
Brandy, cs 30 Nuts. bbls 2
Backing, cs Oil, linseed dms 100
Boots, shoes, etc, cs IS Onions, cs 81
Bath bricks, csk Opium, 5xs 2
Books, cs Oats, SKIS so
Bran, SKIS III Plated ware, cs
Bags, bis Paper, cs
Bitters cs 10 Paper, bis
Bread. pkgs 1856 Piano, cs
Bacon, cs . Provisions, cs
Case goods, cs 10 Pepper, os
Chocolate, cs Pipes, c.
Cigars, cs Potatoes, SKIS IS
Clothing. cs IA Pals, dz 10
Citron, csl Raisins bxs7
Cranberries, ky soap, bxs
Goldfish, cs Starch, bxs 10
Cheese, c. Saddlery, cs 6
Drugs pkgs IS Sardnes, cs 10
Dry goods bis 80 Spirits turpentine, cs
Dry Goods, es IS Spices, cs II
Fancy goods, cs Il Shots, cks
Flour, hlf SKIS 257 salt bis
Flour, Or SKIS $50 Stationery, C.
Figs, pkgs4 Sugar, maple, cs
Gin. pkg1 Tea, pks II
Glassware pkgs5 Tin; os
Hats, cs Umbrellas, cs
Hops, bl larnish, os L
Hams, cs 2 Woodenware, pkgs II
Hardware, cs 20 Wood, pcs
Hardware, csks Whisky, bbls
Iron, pkgs pa Wine, cks
Malt liquor, csk Wine, cs
Mustard 6 G
From Teekalet, W. T.-per Camden July 90
Flour bbls 100 Lumber, dres'd. n. %, 36l
Lumber, rough, II. $50, Cos Shingles, NJ 1854.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-22
LOCAL NEWS.
PREPARED 81 carr. DAs'L surH.

CUR thanks are due to Bennett, of the
News Depot, for late papers and magazines.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-22
BIRTH.

In Concord, Mass, May 2, to the wife of DR.. R. W.
Wood, a son.
AT Koloa, Kauai, Saturday. July 18th, the wife of
Chas. 7. Newman, Of a son.
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TO BE SOLD.

"a PONY, CARRIAGE AND
HNAHARNEsS, complete. The Horse has
been driven by lady, and is free from vice.
ALS0-A SADDLE HORSE, perfectly quiet,
and good PAGER. Inquire at the
24-tf REGISTRY OFFICE.
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DIED.

NEvILLB-In South Kona Hawaii, July Is Of
Inflammation Of the bowels, Richard Neville, aged
years and months. son of Mr. L. b. Neville.
anenrism Of the a0rta, c. A. L. Teichen, aged 20
years. The deceased a native Of Berlin, Prussia
and had resided ON these Islands since 1855
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NOTICE.

H1HE UNDERSIGNED, intending
il to leave this Kingdom, hereby requests
all persons indebted to him to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
him will please present the same for settle
ment. T2l.tf1 c. FIRED. PFLUGER.
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EXPORTS.

For Guano Island-per Kamehameha V. July 20.
BAGS bales 4 Poi bbls 70
Bread casks Pork, bbls
Beef % bbls Rice, bags IL
Beef cs 6 Shovels, doz. 8
Casks, gals. 4.430
Value f7reign produce, ........... ..... $3.50 81
Value domestic produce. ................ $50 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-22

IMPORTATION OF OPIUM.-It will be seen,
by the following letter, that the Government
have determined to stop all importation of
opium contrary to law. 1t has sometimes
been thought tina; opium imported by other
than licensed dealers and physicians can law
fully be sold at auction, but we are told that
the Government think otherwise.
HONOLULU, July Is, 1868.
W. F. ALLEN, ESQ.,,
Collector General of Customs.
Sir II have been applied to several times
lately, to know what this department regard
ed as an importation of opium more espe-
cially in connection with Section 4, of the Act
of August 81, 1850.
Being anxious to test the matter, it has
seemed to me the true course to consider that
the prohibition of the Section in question
refer to all importations of opium, i'm
portations in bond. Unless therefore, and
until the Supreme Court shall decide other
wise, you will please to construe the law &C
cordingly.
Very respectfully, your ob'nt serv't,
S. II. PHILLIPS,
Minister of Finance, ad int.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

:, The ininrmations filed against the property Of
Messrs. George b. Thompson Il Co., and Mr.
Monck, their tenant, were under consideration
ycsterdaynpon motion to quash certain counts for
forfeiture oil real estate and TO compel specilca-
libcllcd. y
The Court ordered the release Of the personal
will give decision, on the motions made, on be-
haii OF hessrs. Thompson IL Co., on July It'll.
me same disposition was made OF the case
against Mcssrs Hammond & Poinset.
IL has been stated enormously that these pro-
cecdings were for fraudulent returns by the
parties, when, in fact. they are instituted because
no returns whatever were made by Thompson &
70, who consider, that having no connections
WIN the manufacture of coal oils, they should
not be charged with taxes on business they are
not engaged ia.
The refining business has been carried on cx-
clisively by Mr. George T. Monck since June LIST,
1857, Thompson IL Co. merely having been en-
gagged as wholesale and retail dealers in oil since
that time
NlrMonck is confident that he can entirely clear
himself OF the charges preferred against him.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02
"ckhheon COllege-The Commencement
Anniversaries.

CARLISLE. Pa, June 20.
"'SSrS. Editors knowing that the support
~" education, who reside in the Diamond State,
ways icel an interest in the welfare of her sons
w nave passed or are passing, though the or
49, " Collegiate course, wa hope you will not
4"euet IL intrudng upon the columns of yeur
'''''''h' paper, If we give you a brief sketch of
.,'"u ol lic most interesting exercises which took
r'''e uaflng our commencement week; and in
""''n The representatives of Delaware figure FRO
hiilrutly.
a, p e,,ss OF 'Gs held their class day exercises
Or '1rso$N, ,lc 23d inst. which were us follows
psa,, W. Davis, Milford, Del; Poem, ii. j.
CII.,. ii'tfiShnrg, Pa. History, A. d. b. Smcad
ipni Del ~ IL fTopheey |; g, West, u, Frank
IL, X ar. Davis acquitted himself beautiful
R,i,,I ''ls Grafton, "Life a Warfare" was well
VII WITHIN su, Ina eloquently delivered The poem was
nll,,, sh'l and quite entertaining: though we
alisn,,n nuvlse this gentleman To pay more strict
rne 1.t 70 originality in all of his productions
d play.a XXX, OF the class was well written and
Hi, M, h,iely The different phases of college
all as ~ PROPHECY attracted the attention Of
h,a,t, H. 10 one could help being interested. in
men ,yl "'uilrcd the destinies of class Of young
Their Al,na m s about TO take parting glance d
h VIII ',i Water; the prophetic style in which
c0n',,a, covered added much to it, effect we
pcrinrma aiale Mr., West upon his success in the
Thn ' ,,i oil that Important duty.
lhnr.ae ,u'hlnencemcnt exercises were held on
lrrs Sg ". The orations delivered by tile mem
er .i,c graduating class reflected credit upon
I'd vcr,' u and the college. Mr.. Davis deliver
liz aim, s production was beautifully written and
fin a OF 1t was not surpassed by any speak
with nj nest displayed his perfect acquaintance
ny, in nm LUZ iitrlcacies of courtship and marimo
o.. Mat aIa IT,,
10 " ncd, and ludicrous production which seemed
Dayis h. 'mc appreciation Of ALL Messrs. West and
dum ,i,,, Ivy large circle of intimate friends who
parl,o 'oss, occasion by their departure, ire
Collcgc oa ,ney have the good wishes of all their
lcir I'm noin panlons and as success crowned
aSrjl vrts in all their college course no doubt
ofli,c cafeerawaits them, in the active scenes
their in, ihelr social qualities were unsurpassed
ear, neaa ,ie eai abilities rarely equalcd-D
"em' GLAUCUS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02
Milton.


Loe0srs-srfufK Bf NORTHUMBERLAND. STORM
THE BARK TRADE-sAD AFFAIR.
MILTON, JUNE 29.-Thosc singular insects, the
locusts, visited our section few days ago In
countless numbers, but have now entirely disap-
prared. While here their ravagcs were confined
wholly to the foliage of the oak, having no incli-
nations whatever TO disturb other vegetable mat
ter.
During storm on Tuesdaya boy near town
was struck by lightning aud for some time was
thought to be beyond any hope of recovery but
is now slowly reyiving.
A hail storm visited our section last week
WHICH, in some neighborhoods, cut the corn and
wheat very badly. The former, 1t is thought. il
not materially injured bu. the latter is 10 some
extent, Also the oats were injured.
The bark trade has been quite brisk in town
for some time. A failure in the crops last year
led to scarcity in money, which drives the farm
or to his timber for bark and wood. Mr. James
for it.
Ono of our most intelligent citizens, n gentle
man OF culture and refinement, came near being
drowned ON last Wednesday morning. He was
laboring under temporary insanity. the sad result
OF inteinperance, aud would have been in the
stern future had not rescue come in due season.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

hnNr lAitRoAp.-At n meeting of the Board
4, directors OF the Kent County Railroad, held
y hc;ltrtown, on Tuesday last the 2id inst,
" .,,,Vsoiniion, laid over Mt previous meeting,
,,,,s.RnflI'ng the construction Of the road from
sM ,y to Townsend, was rejected by vote Of
n'"6 resolution was then passed unanimous
4 wal'polnt committee of three to wait upon
w. Vltcn Annc's County Railroad Company,
o, ~ consult with them on the probable prospect
y 'o'ilinlling the road from Massey's to Middle
WMh' Tie committee consist of Mcssrs. L. w.
h'i'Soh' Abel }. Rces, and Thomas +. Shallcross.
N. resolution was subsequently offered, and
vwrndtt, by vote Of 10 to ], that r. w. EiasoL,
s SmIlln u, Janvicr Thomas +. slncross, and
Si,nucl W. Spencer, be n committee to contract
s ml'h Mcsts. Sears, Backns ~ Sanford, TO con-
Mnel 4 Railroad from Mlddlctown to Masseys
nHs haaus, upon the best terms that can be
min,', ana also to get the right of way through
III E''lu along the proposed route of said road,
.'s contract not 10 invadatc or in any way OBJ
t ,.a former contract from Massey's to Ches-
,m,,VWl, and TO begin at Mi,ldlctown and Chcs-
~, w,'u''Wh and continue till finished the portion
!, ,lr rnad below Chcstertown not to be COM
W1v,cgd M the above contract is completed. The
nnald adjourned to meet again on the Sd of
10y! IN tddlefomR 7idRsc,ipt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

MARROW EscArE.-Last Sunday evening, du-
ring the thunder storm, Mr.. John Dcnney and
George Dickson, son Of q. b. Dickson, Esq, had
a narrow escape from lightning. While driving
along tho Hammock road, near Mr. Bcckcr's d
thundci bolt struck the fence on one side of the
road, passed across the carriage to the other side
OF the road, and thence TO n tree at some distance
in field. The fence on both sides of the road
was knocked down and spnteicd, and the bark
peeled from the tree. The dashboard of the car
riagc was destroyed and the headquarters of The
horse severely scorcled. Messr-. Donnty and
Dickson were stunned ly the shock. SO us to be
unconscious fer several minutes. as was also the
horse. The occupants OF n carriage immediately
behind them were also stunned by the shock
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

Work continues to progress steadily along the
are still somewhat ahead of the original estimates.
as to the time required for the grading.
On the section near this city, which crosses the
Newport Pike this side of Little Mill Greek. a
considerable force is still employed, and the
grading is almost completed down to the point
where The road turns off from its first course of
parallel with the z. w. ~ B. r. X.
:, From the point where the new road crosses the
the above mentioned Pike, it continues ON pretty
direetiy to point near the Junction. where the
Delaware road DIVORCES from the PHILADELPHIA,
Wilmington and Baltimore, and just ON a line
with the Delaware Road. Here the new road
makes sharp curve and comes on into the city
parallel with the old road. From the polnt where
tis curve commences, short distance, would
give it direct connection with the Delaware line.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

AccIDENT.-th arlcs X. Gano, Esq, one of our
merchant grocers. in returning from Chiistiana
Hundred, last Sabbath, was assaulted by n yieioI,s
dog belonging To n Mr.. White, near Campbell's
shops; the dog first attempted to catch the horse
ny the nose but fniling in this he attacked him in
the rear, causing him to kick so violently as to
heels hurled him from the vehicle to The gronnd,
we learn that Mr.G., although badly injured and
confined to his bed, is somewhat better to-day.
The owner of this dog should be made to pay all
costs and inlnnnns. = n.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02
TrareIIers' &ntae.
&5 q M P1nHal7TIADH sHI y,u, WI:
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE

I If71 Ed Observation-Disclosures, WILs
| RIIf. F6Tn ff,a M!S n 4 Nh AND bALTIhohh
| fs0afSSTNTufJ1 IotJ 49, ,p,, -. 49,.
| NIL !N LINZ mONDAf, APhlL 18Th. l66e.
AMI sIr I esv6 GeP0s corner bhoAD sThHHF
WAYMhIri ND tv ~ a a. vn ~ e iolowG
ted Tor Rstnra sto ~ 0so a. A. gsnndhys creep
Tonnat, stopping At Al regular stations.-
for Crise and n ssa1 az wilmington
ted for Bnt,mnre a ~ 10 ~ "a. lounehys exGeg-
a. Mgin,;r ae,yyiiie ana Havre-de-Grace. Connect
EXPRESS TRAIN u,IH ' ~ 40 iof D Pew castle;
not atantnn M $4,000 Glnlaymont wilmington, New
Town Perryve La9n, North Esst Charles
Pn @ %use MaaRnona Cnase,s and stemmer's
road line stsnnn ~ y Nam WITH Delaware Rail
tom Dover. Harrinenn. Scatnrd ssiissuro Oiay-
snIe and ~, atf y I Sta. sanssnry frincess
ress Monroe MnrsoE VIII Bda or Fort
NIGHT EYPRESS a. ii M N a an,, tne SCUM;
We,ra d n mashlngpon' stopping 81 ferryville and
Ia PassepF, 1rac g. uor,-oax
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

SINGULAR AccipENr.-During the progress of
some building, short time since, at CARROTS
Snuff Mills, Il laborer while carrying hod of
bricks caught hold of ladder round which broke
in his hand and he fell backwards n distance of
twenty feet to the ground, where he agltcd on
the head of another workman, nearly driving the
mans head down into his body and knocking
him insensuc. The man who fell did not re-
ceiye the slightest Injury but went up the ladder
again leaving the other man unconscious below
The latter was pretty badly hurt, but is rapidly
recovering.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

TiIE DLI.,wAl,E DEiEGATEs.-Th New York
Tribune in its account Of the preparations
for the coming Democratic National Convention,
says Of the Delaware Delegates; 1Ihe little State
OF Delaware will endcavor to make conspicuous
lis diminished head at the Astor House, with an
airy and pleasant committee room. But very few,
II any, of The delegates have yet arrived. II is
also matter of doubt us to which side of the
political scale this heavy and uuterriiied State
VIII cast Its moral nuencc but il is said TO have
sneaking affection for both Hendricks and Ham
cock, with brandy straight (Saulsbury measure)
rs the favoritc poison"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

PATENTS IssuED.-Among the patents issucd
for the week ending June % is one to William
1. Porter, OF Wilmington, Del. for improvement
IN devices for stopping and starting calender
rolls, and a rc-issuct 10 Samuel johnson, of Syra-
cusc, New York, assignee of William 4. Shaw
nnd John MANI, of Wilmington Del. for i'm
proyemcnt in harvester rakes. Patented Noyem-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

Ll.ifn-A young lady formerly belonging TO
~ city, hut who has for some time resided In
tll'ndell,hla, the daughter OF respectable citi-
M'i' ''aS lclt her home and cannot be heard Of.
iAt'y ,Neriion has bccn made by the employ
iihlt q detective police aud other means to fluid
l,f' nut without avail. When last seen she was
" company with young girl OF bad reputation,
iletpu.ht,r Of respectable parents, who have
Nl years attempted TO reclaim her, but in vain.
Hilr worked 1T tic millinery business, ut which
sle made = u week, hut after she was missed il
~ l9l!id that she had not been near her place
pf ~, sNera days. They, however, found that she
snfa'lS. She was about sixteen years of age,
guy nel parents are nearly distracted at her loss
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

DELAWARE AssocIATIoN-RErIREME OF Mr.
FuREy.-The Delaware Association for the moral
Improvement and education OF the eolored people
has closed its work for the season, having oper-
ated during the past year twenty three schools
Der with thirty schools in its charge
We regret that Rev. Mr.. Fureys connection
with the association, as Actuary has ceased. He
was judicous and efficient officer. He goes to
Philadelphia to take charge of q church.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ESTATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE.

In the matter of John Luf, Bankrupt,in Bank
ruptcy at Wilmington ia said District, on the sth
day of june "A. D., 1865.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, IS.
This is to give notice that petition has been filed
N said Court by John Lufl. of Kent county, and
state oil Delaware, In said District, duly declared
bankrupt under the Act Of Congress Of March I'd,
1851 for discharge and certificate thereof from all
his debts and other cpims, Provable under said Act
A. M is assigned for the hearing of the same, at
wilmington aforesaid, and that all the creditors Of
the said John Luf. who have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest, may appear at
the said time and place and show cause, IL any they
nave why the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted.
And further, the second and third meetings Of the
creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held before Levi
No $40 King street, in said Wilmington, on the 7h
day ofseptember next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Je2o.3tw II. HARTMAN,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02
The Brevity of Life

TITS not for man to irife, life is brief
Our age is but the falling of a leaf
We have no time to sport away the hours
All must be earnest in world like ours
Not many lives. but one have we,
How sacred should that one be-"
AND still how many frtter away their lives unable
to MI any useful purpose, because some lingering
disease units them for it. and they neglect or refuse
to use the remedies within their reach. God in his
won9erill arrangement OF nature has provided an
antidote for all the Ills that human flesh is heir To-
and by the aid of science. the medicinal virtues OF
certain herbs, roots and barks have been combined
and the result is now known all over the civilized
world as Mishlcrs Herb Bitters. 1t thoroughly puri-
es the blood inygorates the nervous bres elevatcs
the standard Of all the vital forces, and sustains
most healthiul tone of the entire human organiza-
ton, Sold by all druggists and dealers. Dr. s. IS,
Hartman q Co., Proprtetors, Lancaster, Pa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

EXCURSIONS NOT TO LAND.-The authorities
OF Chcstertown, Nd, having been ANNOYED by
rlotous demonstrations by excursionists, coming
there from Baltimore have issued an order for
bidding excursion parties hereafter from landing
at that place. '''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

sH- The place to go if you want booys aad shoes
that will wear is Nicholson & Fouks, No. 1O2 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can lind in
assortment which embraces every variety Of boot and
Shoe from the light dress shoe fancy pump to the
heaviest bregans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost Infinite and meme
who wish to buy can fail to be suited while to get
shoes for your children is Just the place to 60
Remember the place, lUs West Second street, VIII
Hlinntnn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

liliAnElrliA SliirIING. "a There arrived at
Philadelphia on Saturday ard yesterday 3 steam
.iiisS steamers, ! barquc, . brigs, 10 schoon-
.alpohrrs, was from LAUREL / from Port Penn,
nom Chincoteagiie, from Port Deposit, and
from Frederick.
IN Saturday there cleared from that port 4
steamships, steamers, ! barge Ga scliooners,
and tug.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

VESSEL SuNK,.Thc sloop Borer, Capt. Palmer,
was sunk near Eagles Nest, " in Smyrna Creek
Saturday week. She was loaded with drain tile'
ard was bound from Smyrna Landing to Odessa
The ca,go was saved, and the damage to the ycs-
sci is slight.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

CAMPING our-A party of young gentlemen,
all of them, we believe, students at Professor
Reynolds Academy, have started on trip up
the Bmndywine, intending to camp out for a few
weeks. We wish them q pleasant time
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-02

PosT OFflcE AftAiHs.-At Fallston, Hartford
county, Md, Joseph &. Painter is appointed Post
MASTER vice =. Painter, resigned. At Pottcrs
landing, Caroline county, Md, s. Fountain Lii
den Is appointed Post Master. vice B. G. Stevens.
lrmoved, Lew Office is established ut piitsyil!c,
Nieomlco county, Md, and A. G. Marshall az
pointed Post Master, near Whalcysyille, on tic
route from Salisbury TO Berlin.