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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1869-07-03
state oCLouisiana.

JUS d. EIEHARD, Clerk.
Opclousas, July 3rd, 1869.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09
Latest News.

General John A. Rawiins, Secretary OF
War, n dead. File died mt Washington, of
consumption, on Monday at $50 r. NJ
b. his death General Grant loses his
right hand, and the country one oil the
brayest and best sons she ever bore
By some chicanery of spectators gold
has advanced in New York to 1874,
This price, however, is thought to be
only spasmodic, and must fail in a few
days.
The French Emperor has been serlodly
i'll, but at last accounts is reported some
better.
Senator Fcssendsr of Maine IL very i'll,
his recovery is despaired Of
Premier Gladstone, in note just pup
lshed says the pardon of the convicted
Fenians, is under consideration in the
British cabinet
t. 5 Senator Grimes, of Iowa, now on
visit to Europe has sent Gov MerreIi
his resignation of the Senatorshlp' on ac'
count of his feeb health
A Coal mine at Plymouth, Pa, took fire
on Monday morning There were about
200 NEE and boys at work in the nine,
and at the last accounts it was feared
that all of them must perish.
THE liquor dealers of Washington, have
issued A call for national convention
of the liquor dealers of the country, as
an offset to the Temperance Convention
held at Chicago last week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09

MAGNANIMITY.-The Mobile Register,
()ohn Forsyth's papcr) chnckles over the
defeat of the Americans in the late ms
tcrnational boat race, in the following
style;
"sone of their conceit will be taken
out of them, and it will prove discipline
wholesome to their mental and moral dl-
reston. Success is very dangerous
blessing to your veritahel Iaakee. Oar
Southern experience has taught us tins
sad lesson. The magnanlmity OF yctorS
is something quite unknown to and un~
written in their moral organism
Such traitors as Forsyth are living mon
unents attestiug the magnanlmlty OF the
northern people. But for this magma
nimity,-unparaIleled in the history OF
the worid-torsyth's carcass would have
dangled from gibbot CT rotted in dun
seon, and his treason>s stained hngers
never had liberty to pen the lines above
quoted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09
PHILIP LAWRENCE.

WILLIAM. SANDS,
Sheriff u Iowa County.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09

TINS monthly statcmoutotthe National
dcbt, Sept Isl, shows tbe reduction dur
inc the month Of August to have been
nearly S50Oo,oOo
TINS Democratic State Convention was
bold At Milwaukee Yesterday. Gabriel
Bouek will probably be the nominee Tor
Governor "Gabe' is undoubtedly the
strongest man in the party, but his
strength will avail him little against
" Lush
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09

NATIONAL TEMPERANCE CoNvENrloN-1-
A NEW PARTY ORGANIZED. national
convention Of those in favor Of forming a
distinct political party, with prohibition
of the traffic in intoxicating drinks as
the leading feature, met in Chicago on the
lat inst per announcement Near y tour
hundred persons were present as dele,
gates. A stormy session was had, and
nothing accomplished that will leave
ripple on the political sea six months
hence The principal bone of contention
in the convention was the naming oil the
embryo party, The committee on rcso-
lutons reported the significant cosnomen
of " National Anti, Dramshop,' but some
one Of less vulgar taste moved to Subsu-
tute National Temperance, which pres
called Other transactions were IN keep
ing with this
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09
STATE TREASURER

The leading contestants Tor TINS po'
.;tion were Il l.. Browne, : ). Barlow,
LIZ Frisby and J NJ. Bingham The
two last we're withdrawn OF the 81 tor"
NAL ballot, and on the 4th formal ballot
Nr. Barlow of Sank county RECEIVING
IA If the $50 votes cast was declared
nom mated, and the nolnlnation declared
unapimous.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09
Republican County Nominations

For County sahool Superintendent
SAMUEL PARKS, Of Putosh'.
For Assemblyman--Nort District
WIN. Il. 70 W Il, Of Arena.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09

IsFNERAL DEALERS IL BOOKS, sfATloAEhi
II Blank Books, Wal Papers, Fancy Goods, esU,
A, The Pos. ONCE, Mineral Point, Wis, 11-h
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-09-09
Co!orcd Paints of All shades.

"It upon snalyEatlon there Is found one ounce Of
adulteraian tn our r. II. Nesips ana cas- FWe
yaite Lsdd We agree to forfeit $So in Gold
Z. II. NEuSs Il Co."
ALL THE ABOVE BRANDS ARE ALWAYS KEPT
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
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e her sa-go belzg sag1gei- The SYRIA has
H-asiy fa1 cargo CO o.. Sans. sse-. FIR Ns~
Beds--t a-t Bss--u-
By F-ir1-s ADVISES trua Tokohana. ssa e
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We aesee heavy tzpcr-zriozs e FIea- -
every vessel srriviag froa tie Ccass, sad car
-lzrzss Is usE wei ssgcksI E5-h this l-.i-is
f,- -euths % GENE Lass szi=s 1-s reported
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
European News.

Pans. april T7--In the Corps LezislatiE,
" TkierS denounced The comuerCiaI liberty
OF France . farce, Ike the political liberty
Of the French people / heated dispute En-
sued between the President and u. Thisrs,
which threatened 10 brake up TIE session,
bat It vas finaIly appeased-
Quarter demanded that The regulation OF
the cOuuerciaI treaties, d vested IN the
Corps Le-iSIItif. instead 0fthe Crown
Madrid, April IA Directory i said 70
have bee1 formed cDusistiuz Of Serrano,
Prim and AIaEL
LIzsoS, April IA military rising i
f-ared in Oporto- Tie Government has
tsSeu strics preeautiOus-
ROME, April I1-Ir i T1u0rsd thzt Sspo-
Ia5u has ordered the evae1afio1 Of Rome oy
TN Frrnch troops, in JC1e-
NADzID. April I.-lIulbo1tS for Cuban
E1ters are rap5dIy baking II : expected
that they viii Dc ready 10 sail n June next
DifhcGlti-S have arisen in the Cabinet in re-
E1rc 70 cGstOus Probably Tegu-rrz- Min
isfer Of Finance, ard other uembST. Of the
Government. I'll resign in Consequence
Prime Frrdericz Caaries % Prussia In1 TIE
Duke Of L1xrmaoarz VII be presented a.
caafiiares for the thrpns Of spain
SET ToEE April IS-TLe L1ad0n Tinss
thinks that Motley vii b Instructed u open
u-y0fiaffous for rev treaty on similar prin-
eipGhs a. Tire last II : iLOlZtt the Govern
Eent = ready % give such prUpoS4i : fair
cOnsit-rzfiJu- bat Il dos not f-eI bound 70
initiate fresh ueyutzti1lz- II welcomes
NOJI-y A. 4 nan h1sinZ the e1nhE-uee u
really pozerszI Executive Of the most
powerful party IN tie United SIE1es-
Lord Stanley, IN 4 recent Speech in Gas
gov, referring 20 the ALs5Gzlz treaty, ex-
pressed great faith n the good sense Of the
American people He tEo1zlr they viii not
Ei=E 70 Increase their ciEealti-z bF frssh
s1arresz- He h0peG Elzz1c you'd shoE 4
united frDut 70 the Tdrif- II international
disputes, EhateTer domestic divisions might
dRise
LoyDOs. April Ie-coosiderztiou Of the
Di=estahiizhrle1t Bil Vas resumed IN the
House o. CoDmous tonight An amend
ment postp0uilz the 5iu 70 ls7z. the tine
rh- biIl : 10 20 into s1ee-- E4s Lost b. ~ TO
a. TIE eiE1z- dize1siifEi1g Bszhops II the
lrizh Cb1rea from sitting T. tie House q
L0rcz- va suzHdsc % allow preizfsz,
appci1ted preEioEs 70 LIZ passage 81 the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

TEE JAPANEsE BAZtE-Ws took few
leLszrs uouents yesterday, 70 drug In At Mrs
TIuuar-'s Japanese Bazzr,- on Fort Street
an afEsrtiseuent 0f which appears Il cur
cc-1muz- We were both surprised a. the
uuuoe- ard variety of the workz Of at 70 De
seeu, hut fled with pleasure and atlir1tiou
a the E01Gerfuf skill and tzzts di<pI1yeti in
these Specimens q the ha1dIzorz CT the PEG
pie Of japan The AT OF taIayiHg f1ruiru-e
woods With god silver pr=z-i-shelI, stc-- i
carried b then % 4 Psrfeetio1- unknown
elsewhere TheT excel also, IN the mamie
tire Of ieEelry- Bat what skin and patience
u1zs De required. 70 braid those minute
zlteh-chaias, cut CT bambooot 4 visit To
the BazIr VII vel repay ire truGbIs- When
there, Sou't forget 10 lock AZ, and inhaIe the
aruua Of TIE TEA
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

NJ DEzsT has rr--ECCALTPTrs TEEE-
In cur L5zs iss1e, there vas L clIPpi1z from
4 forsigu payer. in praise OF the above men
tiooe6 rres- which attracted the atteutiou Of
many We rsgu0ts oGe II the points a
couusu61-i11 q tits tree
We INST not ocit thai the bark Of this
re1ark1hle tree Is very hard AID Ee-y rica II
timing We hope z0ue e1rerprisinC horti-
cElrari-s VII Introduce the tree into tbs
country Y bar i magnificent tree i EOuid
De fsr our streets and public square<-toE-
crt-- hGzirg-z Of fset soovp car E.0lses and
shading gpcn tie Ehois ar The eDoluess az
it, sha-e and The sweetness CT rs Perfale7
We desire 70 i16oru car feIloE cirizEns that
Nr- Charles Derry has this tree for sale, AZ
his Theatrs B1IlEIzg. Garner Ct Alzksa and
H9csl street, NJ Derhy Is nost eathzsi1s-
ne ard Successful IN c1ltiTzring trees, Plants,
and shrubs, and has teen q great bsas6r 70
the pahIie IN that respect Eis enterprise
riealy deserves reward. and NE yet hope to
see hin encouraged 70 extend lis l4borz, L
th5s e5rsc-is0-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

rhs sz-r~ss uaicA h1s srssla.s sbs Eauiesseat A.
sari--a pl1z nss I'D % 10 dvssg 70 u ssruss u
sa- srz- usaansr- re Psa-~r Csuuv---, sslbsi he
Sac---1ss,, Flus G-uzr-osHi AsSaeas-Ga. hs.siv
E-zi-E es--l E3Ce3 arrss u txs.i a-a- tAs CIV 4
ss.-sa-z,s. u a. aerv ss5s. " Les shHrS-, $50
, s5a-. psssh, 10 uEgura t1sza as.1us q 81 sara-
Bs.aks .zs--rsssu Q, ~ ss1cS op-ust yss-
sscz-. ss-1zizlsscusiy IN tahs CIR AL 10 SacHa-
u=rss, al SKA ts=r. q ,sl-,-sn r=csis-l oui
he hE-ssr rlsc- srsi5sn, re ss1asc- q azy aor-
sh4-s. ~ sha--. Dad o-Sa ,assrr5al ar h-rs. M
gu-r-s e-nz7zzi 20 ulzcs thsr uzzl-s q H. aook-
n ~ hcpe zlaz tas szalcz zlgas set A. have eeva
sak-a n Sacrz1-zz.. Tas sazI--s 49, zss sssrvl a.
81 Vr=zisn-
A hl-cs az--1n slis u Prgpvr-r ssok Piacu Ia
sca-r aay. beng had szzas..s a. SazcelEa. "a the
ssasr siiz # tie euy- ms IS ssv phase, sa@r~i
sr cucsiis --v -ss.,iencs rh.s h5al1, 80 spi-ss,
szi ne vr,re-ry sali a111gz1-,i 2 sv.r s1gs 80
N.zscz-y AEzirs-
A z.,s- z-lszal t.a-asss n ne nrneg u4-Sss
has bs-a ST. su-1-. ne rast 1r weeks. ne r-.,,-
~ la ~s-les bare rs6islf % -a1 % -asir usual
security and the sa1ss have been compelled y GAL
IA sA-- fzus a1f Q, -zsks hszs Il sscr-sr s1-a.ou
sAaa asza- a. =. - 2 - ? ucHra Ia Been pzid
sr z1ueg b. va-r-s Wa cvuii Easily shsaia +. q
sarr- rsns AZ. a. I &c > msH-a-
razrs az vz-i1E. reasons 6r taas sr-izgsucve ras
srsa-i-is beng -as lzr-s i-zsa Ct -cf1 tszz-s me
VIZ gi1e rs,uns. aai n 1ss,i sgguiy furnished
b. -as Mu= iz-ias he ss,ss e~ zHsn-hs Ths
1-seuz-s -.ut -1sa-5 vsss Pine. vi De- -sSzrus5 -
IL srs -lug sira z-sr-sr-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

eill. % rSsaia their titles and rights Of
preceGenes fer iif-. ard wss tAsu agreed TO-
BKrsSkIs Aprl se-rhe trouble Anoes
the Uirers i neSt S1dSd, ans the mixers
have expressed 4 willingness 10 res2Eoe uorS
81 : snail aSvsrcS Of Wages.
Mr>lcR. April M-ln the debate u the
Esvsrisa Chsneers to-a sy. The Prime Minis
ter-PTinee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tAe In
elyeisle a contrary 10 Tx sssrit q the axe
and oas OF the causes cf GidervrceS which
bad arisen between the Church sod State
MApSIp, April o-FlSrerolS. Ninsster Of
FcSnex. presented The annual hccgct 70 the
CoSses Yesterday BE SS,inSteS TIE rSeSipsS
u the SoyerpDert for the enrrVcf yeAI a.
two thousand millions Of RAILS
LoSpoN. April s0-rhs House Of Lords
PASSED - the seeosd res1inS the eill regula-
ting lezS<s IN lrelsnG. Introduced BY the
Marquis Of Ci3ren6oe.
LISBoS, April S.-Adyiecs from Bio say
that The prisoners released oy The Allies 81
AnSostars have rs-joiced Lo2eE The Para
gusvsns have made Saecesslsl rsid into the
territory held oy the Allies
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
UHEREAs. kAMAKAyUI MOL.

WHEREAS. hAMAkASUI MOL
w IESO, SidoE Of tie late Frank MOI
tss0, deceased. did o. the 2EEa day q April,
Issg, convey 20 the En3sragnes. IN trsst. By
formal deed al her real aud personAi pro-
perty II this kingdom. 70 be held zud man
aged By re. during the minority OF her infant
eaadr.n, this i to gre notice that 10 de5ts
VII &c p.d unless eontr1efsd By, or vita the
apprsTL Of the anderzignsd-
P.H. TREADWAT.
Lahziuz. NAY ssh, Issg.-Is-su
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

wALraAN WArcEES-ye would CAL the
4-ssn-ien q 0zr readers 70 he advertisement
zrcsr tas shove beading. ne ss-vteeshis
Gssii-ies q thsSs watches are known Al
5vvr 5ae =orid, while their cAeaPnes< has
erozgnt thea into extensive Ese.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

ADEr wNrEz-Sas<sngsrs from koaA.
q resent arrival. Informs = that there
s4S been 70 snow CO the uoartai,s DIR
ing the past wi1src-s circumstance Of very
-z-s oee1rreaee- Il goes 70 show. very
sooeiasiysly, that the past winter uouthS
ave been rausaally dry AZ those elevated
soiuts OF E4Esii. IS well As elsewhere
th-oz-oozt the Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

CNrroSSiA yINxeAE BrrrsSs,-Mr, G. {,
NeLsau, agent. Nnrans street. aavsrsises
celebrated tonic under the above rams- II
Is said 70 have proved itself an excellent
blood puriher, ard particularly god in bill,
iors complaints. In fact, Mr.. MeLesn has
TIE reputation Of keeping p0oe but the best
patent medicines.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
First day of June next


ensuips. This School Is to be rnaer the care
Of Mz. r. W. ANDREWS. and his sister.
Ms, SARAH THURSToS. vho VII sadsAr-
es to take the best care Of an the children.
committed to their charge
The course Of instruction viii be in the
English Language. and i reasonable amour,
Of manual labor. vii be expected to be per-
formed BY the pupils. each day.
An annual Sguusr VACATION. Of SIX weeks.
vii he given. during which tine. the pupils
VII be allowed to visit their parents or guar
dams, If desired.
Each boy VIII be required to be provided
with. AZ least:
F0Er suits Of everyday clothes.
One SUIT Of sunday clothes.
0zs warn Jacket,
Two uight-sOwns. one blanket.
Two pillcw-eases. three sheets,
Fo1r towsls. and two hats.
The charges for beard ard tgitio1. including
washing, books snd stationary. VIII be $500
per anaun. for each boy. Two boys from the
same family. viii be charged $40. and three.
s9oc, all Of which charges viii be payable
quarterly. in advance In ease the washing
Of any boys clothes shall be done BY his
friends or relatives az MakawaO. S1s.og per
anuuu. or sl.e0 per month. viii be deducted
from the rates above given
For further particulars, apply TO Mr.. R. W.
Andrews, AZ M.kzEso, OF TO
". JAS SMITH.
See'y OF Beard Of Edaeation.
By order Of the Beard Of Edu,atiou.
Edueatiou Office. May IIth. 1859
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
PUBLIC NOTICE.

TT Is NOT TRUE. as las been sta
L. ted, tkst the unGsziz1ed has given Up
bGsiEess- His friends, zzd al Who wish u
gre hiz ezIl, AZ his Old Stand On Hotel
Street. III 6Ed hiE jzst a. ready 70 renew
CT rspzfr their usasrstzndinzs. a. q any tine
daring his rzzidenes Of eighteen years IA this
Cry-
GEORGE CLARK
Hs.alala, April 18th. Isss-I%In
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

M EDTuE- hive Just Rad il Iafe
paper, uulla1ky nerrhzr-s have been ssut
70 prison IN Boston for oFs-tstafing their A.
sets as 4 basis of credit" voudsr Il II *
any worse for 4 LIZ 70 oEerstAts liz assets
10 get crstiE. i.rszsisF u pay bGt falling to 90
50. hecazss N4l4ekg. than FOR An abe bo6isd
ua1 to get Try dollars 0Gt Of another a ad-
vance On pruai=s 70 work uAieA Il aos
ncs EseGa % ID I
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

SFzAzDE ct The zrz II the Nsvz6a Mines.
ard having references 20 the hct that II vAs
supposed TO have originated from the spon-
tznsoEz combustion Of : q1ArtirE Of zian-
poE5er, staued n one CT the mines. 1eaF
Args quantity CT blasting powder, the Ala,
Of April 10Th, has II, 1har SGperi1te16szt
Jo1es. Of tie Cr1Ez Point says there vas 70
powder IN the NIne- The caaze Of tie eI-
pIos5ou 4 not kuoEz
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

OSE of the trazh-ho1zss, II EA4laea- was
fsunE % be 0u 1re near Midnight o1 Satar-
cay Last- Uaser tie roof L Was discovered
y the Eat-hnza, and i11e5ately sIzin-
gzizhsd So damage Sa1e-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

TE CoAEr. CapS- Fursr. sailee YESTERDAY
with sAe Eastern uraIis. sixteen passengers,
and feu f-viget
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

FrEE AT KCUoA-The quarters Of the
Chinese lzboryrs II kual0a- took fire On Sat
ur5sy right, aud were entirely consumed Il
was an accident, evidently occurring from
smoking L Is a common thing for smokers
70 say TIA. 10 accident ever oecurs from
rkeir fiTorits indulgence. Friction matches
ard IRE, generally, are harmless when en-
ployed IN burning tobacco The loss to the
proprietor l. about 500 The occupants
lost their clothes, and little property. gen
orally John Chinanan vas much Affected
q his loss, As L usual with hin, and lad the
sslcere sympathy Of lis employer, uosEiih-
Standing his Own loss.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12

SczooNER ~LrNA~-Thts 6ne coaster.
Belonging 70 Msss-s :. I Dowsest < Co.
layius been thoroughly repaired, ard fitted
Eish 4 new forvsan ard 70, made By sail
MAKER Jas. les, Opposite the Treasury
O5ee.l vii e01ns7ee her regular trips TO
Gay, u1tsr the eouua1G Of Capt Lambert.
Iars Of the NssrS Ns-rsz, sailing FOR wai-1ea
ard EcicA- HszaI. st4R
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-05-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL!
Makawao. Maui.

THE NEW BUILDING FOR THE
Il Boys Boarains >cheol. =, MSka~so.
having been completed, nOsice : hereby sivsu.
that the School vii Be oresed fer the recep-
tor Of pupils. en- the
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DROPER application having been
l. made 20 the undersigned BY His Elk. ].
o. Dominis. Commissioner Of Crown Lands.
for the settlement Of the boundaries Of the
AhupusS Of Mosnalus, Honolulu, Island Of
Oahu. all parties having the boundaries Of
their lands jointly with. are hereby notified to
be and appear before me. on SATURDAY,
the ed day Of May. 1859. a; 10 o'clock A. NJ,
ST my residence in Peleula. Honolulu.
". p. kAMAkAU,
Commissioner Of Land Boundaries.
Honolulu May IL. lS69.-l6-st
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FOR SALE. or TO LETT
THAT VALUABLE su-

THAT VALUABLE SH-
A gar Plantation, at Wsio-
49, hins. Hawaii, formerly owned
A.t1E b. Nicholas George Thispro-
perty comprises about 81 acres Of good Cane
Land, upon which Is now growing As acres Of
Cane. capable Of yielding. with good eultiya-
ton, $50 tons Of Sugar, within the next twelve
months
There Il Good Sugar Mill, With hoTse-
pszer, bSiling-ho1se and fixtures, store-
houses and dwelling -h0ase on the place. which
il snelossd With substantial stone vail
Parties purchasing OF renting this place,
and wishing 20 extend the plsntation. VIII find
plenty Of good land contiguous to It, 70 be
had AZ a cheap rata There Is good harbor
near the place, which ear Be reached by good
Title god, ard terms easy. For further
pzrtiealau enquire Of
I6-zn ROBERT BROWN.