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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

GEORGE PEhBoDy's EXECUTORS -
Our towusmnn Robert Singleton Peabody
is named in the will Of the late George
Peabody of London, as one of the execu-
Peabody The other executors named are
Charles W Chandler OF Xanesville, Ohio,
and George Peabody Russell of Dinvers,
Mass. Mr Chandler married Il daughter
of decea-ed brother of Mr. Peabody
Mr.. Rus. l. a son Of his sister, Mrs.
Russell -utl living at Dlnvers, Mass.
II ) Pra'ojy's father, brother, is now
living in Ohio
FIRE \ barn situated on the Slab City
road, in tins town, belonging to Elijah
Mead, Wa burned to the ground. with It's
contents, last sunday afternoon, about
four u'clpak. Ii Was undoubtedly the
work OF an incendiary a. no fire is known
to have ,. en- about the barn tor some time
before he fire. The contents were about
eight tons OF hay, d lot % uuthreshei rye.
two harnesses, hay cutter, II sleigh and
other articles The loss is about $500, on
which her. i no insurance.
coon PoRKKR.-C Charles +. Ware
of this place killed, las, Wednesday, a
hog raised by him, which WAS seven
months old less two days, the dressed
weight of which was 32G pounds
SKATING. - A. usual, Thanksgiving
brought Its ska ting. and during the after
noon Of Thursday scores of boys INDUCED
in this healthfai pastime on Gould's and
Hiob.rd's ponds. on the creek. where, we
understand. the ice is quite secure and
smooth as glass These moonlight even
ings afford az excellent opportunity for
all classes to indulge. and We doubt not il
will be improved. - least sufficient TO get
into practice. before the new rink is
opened.
Chester some years since organized q
society and sewing circle in order to raise
funds to set ont shade trees and build
sidewalks through the village and to the
trees have been set out and the sidewalks
have been built. The great freshet in
October swept off portion of the walk
and there were no funds in the treasury
with which to repair tue damages. To
raise funds for this purp ose the managers
have arranged to have a. ball at Kelly's
Hotel in North Chester. to which all are
invited. on Wednesday evening, Nov. "a,
the net proceeds of viii ch will be applied
to the objects named. Tickets $500.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

ORwRIL.-0rwsll lest ~ 49, s&isGn
a IL nth inst = ~ - ~ ~. -
Leonard - - - 80 ~ n11nA
ben resident Of Orwell g -. AZ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

WEDLOOK.
xsmys o. tn 1Esus a YoufA, md IL Folnes
q A.. = sslasaoa 70 nGan1ngs ssA oesa 1vi's'
- aaeiAslp N - un1bEsnnn1s
- h esaasl 1Goo8 euvsaAg2 - q
|Amvo. AAdsm. n. J. o~1I4M 1OVsA-
9U6, Howard Aasss1eeloa, fAneosaDha, "a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

PoUITNrY.-The.l largest. and among
the finest public buildings in Vermont,
is the store Of John Jay Joslin, Egg, at
Poultn-y. ia which /. located "Joslin
Hall. one al the most commodious and
tasteful audience rooms IN the State. The
hall receives its name from not only the
proprietor. but from the liberality of one
OF PonltDey's most esteemed citizens,
Joseph Joslin, Esq, whose long residence
and useful public services have sec used
him the high regard Of his fellow citizens,
and this hall appropriately bears his
name.
"A person will be well paid for taking
a look through Joslin's store, in Poultney,
even il he have no other motive than 70
'see what he can see" The immense
stock Of goods which he has constantly
on hand, is q matter of general remark.
One of the great advantages Of trading At
Joslin's is that person can always hnd
what he wants. II be wants the richest
and most fashionable goods. he can surely
find them at Joslin's. II he is poor and
finds it necessary to practice economy, he
can make little money go great ways
at Joslin's.
BEHsoN.-Geo. N. Adams Of Benson
recently accomplished the unusual lat d
shooting Wild goose. It measured Soaz
test and eight inches froa tip - Up Of IL
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

WEST RUTltND.-The West Rutland
Msrblr Man'cl Company. composed Of
Hugh Pritchari. Hugh Mcneil, and
Richard Iane, partners, Lately of Fair
Haven, IL Going hnely. and turning out
some mos beautiful work. They are all
energetic rlsn. and fir-t-cl.ss workmen.
MEErISe OF STATE LIBRAEY TRCs-
TEEs.-A meeting # the Trustees of the
State Library was held IN the Executive
Chamber, Gov. Washburn preceding, on
tho as fao1n Of Nov 18Th, vixen it was re-
solved hat no books can he taken from the
State Library without the written order
Of the trusts.s. II wss also resolved that
twenty-four copies OF the State documents
and law reports be- kept in the State
Library. which number c,unot he dimin-
ished without 9etrinent 20 he interests
Of the stt'e lAbrary
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

there have been $50 arrivals at the
Stevens Hou.e.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

I'd As mos. persons find it convenient TO accept
the judgment of bankers experts in the matter
of permanent Investments the following concern
ing Messrs. Fisk & Hatch, which take from
the New York Hethoaist bears directly on that
point
The safe AMI Profitable inv. stmAnt of money
rea lied nom the sale of Government bonds, at II
high premium, and the accommodating capital
which no longer finds III the Government an eager
and profitable borrower, is a matter Of much
anxious though, and inquiry.
During The past few year,. while the Govern
ment debt has absorbed the bulk of ti liner, capt.
tai of the coantry, o'h.r kinds OF movable
securities have been iirg-iy negltete,l, and are
consequently selling at comFa' atiye low Figures.
That some OF these are safe the b.'uds of the
Government, is unanestionabie. That many OF
them have no substantial basis oil security is
equally true.
prudent investor wants, first, security se-
cond, as high a rate of income consistent with
safety.
Government bonds until recently ans cred both
these requirements. 1t il becoming apparent that,
owing to the rapid improvement in our national
finances, capital invested in Government bonds
must hereafter be satisfied with comparatively
low rate Of interest. Hence investors are looking
for something more profitable, and yet safe; and
not having the facilities for investigation which
would enable thsm to judge confidently between
The various Sssms Of iavestment offered, are in
nuch doubt. Inquiries ON the subject, addressed
= these Who are snppoeed to have any means Of
in1mmat1on, are numerous and coartant. Ehrewd
and pat1snt investigation slnoe viii enable any
ous u answw tAs1.
Persen1 having 1rney 70 invest nnst thleo.
- - 49, r.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-25

ings and sheds damsged 70 the extent oi
about 800.
4 chimney on The dweilins house
owned by G. ID. Spooner, on Grove street,
fell during the gale, and crashed through
the roof and various floors 10 the psrlor in
the portion of the house occupied by
James II. Dyer. demolishing fine rev
soap stone stove aud iniaring other pieces
of the furniture.
From other points we have as yet but
little information, though we learn that
in all directions the gale was, as here. one
of the severest ever known.
At Middlebury several houses and barns
were unroofed, and at various places be.
tween here and there we hear of more OF
less damage to every description Of ex.
posed property.
AT North Bennington the amount Of
property destroyed il said to be very
great, though we have no details Ben.
nington and other points on the line Of the
Lebanon Springs Railroad were also Wis
tied by the storm and suffered heavily.
In Shrewsbury, the Waterman high.
way bridge, erected last year., and the
only bridge on Mill river which passed
safely through the late freshet, was blown
down, entailing loss on the town Of
$500.
In. Clarendon several barns were un.
rooted. and the sume uevs comes 10 n,
lksn Tinns1EA, In I'D Niddlstown.
At Castl6toa ~ dauaes inflicted was
vsey heavy IN yazious petitions Of the
tovn- ~ ~ dspae - 1aEos Aoss sters.
49, q LAnO1ea = xiasuxtA Il toeal
vsos1, anat&s - lnso1 Asaslly, both 4
danags 10 goods nd ~ b1ilding.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17
CONIMERCIAI-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17
MEMORANDA.
Report OF Havr. BARK PaIea.

PzssaEs fruz Pssru74uiski . H0oo'ulu--Lef Pc
t-vFz1ski The ---h q S5-r- had l1s1s&oi usAia-
e. .1r tie 1rs1 i've GAYS 81 o. TIE e.sd q SO
in lAr = y ioa Is z tlok gale q uin1 frz
Tia So Ehioh vserez ET1alz-ly . ne nv, iDore1s-
ing oa1s-xa-iy. AT Il y q the sd The Tua6e-
pinrals gave EAy; tie r1i5sr s-rzrec uith rge=
plssi1l= AID uhsl secured- III q 1rff .
leeEErd q the ship- til running - hiEh ~ TIE
-ize ttAt Il i1Ts,le - take 4 O. onNrd q r.
snip IL Daring the att the lAshils - The Tu13er
p4-fe1 a1i tha ru13eE last- Tie sAiP c1ri.g rhis
tine h1Ts-sa- beng ks7s p = TIT sid By zss41s
q re sss his ais lHsret uutii tAs II 4 oc-r-
he Ni.i tlsEinC Witt .reAr Fiols1oe- NTH heatE
go O. tie ls- q Ger riEEed So 01f over the
stem Eith Ezys assisr Steering The s1i7s 49,
pat ct Esss-l = f1rhns a c-il c1hle 81 tEe sA-se
pu-Pose- Afe- ri--ilg o1t The sTAr and chAia- PEI
TIE sap g ksr cars ste--inE nth tAe ASSISTANCE
q fteze AID ~ szls- We we're E1Ahe - e1-TT A1F
s1l sxceF< TIE SsE-har cleE q he frss&a- -bs
Ue4-her cleW 4 he flref1psal dlctls-reefre 2o1
tie II. Fruz tie Ii IL 1lth q 0cr bad s-ruc
westerly WINS Ei-h hszrT - EINkilE q a ave.
49, ahazs q riles pr G1y. Ihe Lax ghich- q ieaF-
Jag Re-rsraaiskd a. n Te91 s--okes per dAy
t1-aAsei c11si1rA1iy dlrinE the rEie- On the lfth
& OesF, II ~ - \. l0zg l7S " -onk he os- ~
were f2le TAI - eEer exfer1elrec y any Fersol
q b1A-d tie vessel Like TIE gale q The 29zh q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

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--a3zt-ly O. ~ wv ~ viaS v.e--s fas- o. Eve
T.linss a. a t-ls bvlls .-gz ozs Edlzi faz- &C 1Vs
hz-s Ezi lI--eSszs iz rlaaez-c a. sTr-y oss1et q
i-rczf1- uzzz yssr1s- ~ w. vt.z u tsus ~
-5-zss- ne ~ szraztias r=zziae fsS-s-,y
hirh . z-Fa, sAe 49, sTrs-ieuaez se4zel-
oss1E O. - N1-t q -n4lcT. ~ us-sss sri-s
u-zsz1-s,tss 40 - - ~i-s ~es-ss ~ 49, vss
c.s1s-z-f.T rlz-rs-c i-to che Al A n szN
lz--e k-ctise s,li- >f-rlr s.s- - estlre
"a vlrc ard ussds sisu4ls x Gsszess, she sAia
EsHs-st vrrssz eirAsk q NE Ssss-l < - xz6
-l,k 1E-nct = cisr-essei c-1s -i11 zalSz
h1s-ins hsr susel- Al Il a ~ TIE shir FauEcei
ne --r-ae-iz-s AID ss--1rl g - reiu- 5-vr
1ea< 1-s-- a. aaarsi iszrt- - wax -evt- -acat
es-l zzt 49, cezr vas cc-s- Erd she-s ~ srs4i
ds-ssE az s1srC i1s frtzlks.. hCusvt- sss-7es
VlsA 7rs- dl-z,7F ss & SO sxsr-usly --ilezzs 3
Ts-zr-t t--Ha-L A. 1ezr rz-1 q fif Vessel "a 49,
s-Ez-lF bsl-g sc-- - rhr>sAs J. lie frezIss- III
csc - % q z1s.azire xrli6 have ls-sE ss5zf
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tlsra- IL cllsiauty r-1Tsssls iess y s.1s gs-ns
szEE llrTefsf- rsy1Te E.-l1s- l-1--
ny rrl3e-lEI HI caai-,-1 81 ~ sAiTs c1aTazzE
un-r E--ll1s Ecvi3ezsaliy. sa--sly N-ie- 10 asSi
crz- ef-hs ARP ox--ss auNy. ne czls h--sz q.
ala;s- z,1a11Et + "a - uzsl ihs l'ss z ocse-
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r- S51c- E.E- slz-s ths ulu3s hzvs h-sz zs.ss-z-t
a11 e. -as Cd average q ah1r- g. ME- - izy
-ir o-lF sT-s sFls- - hlS-1 rcrlErz-y i7iieal-l
vas-h szVs - ths zsrsu-z-s u. ra-s i1.s1-s-. -
1-iau O. ths llchs s.il ~ Ns-s 1tle g. cav o.
zhe RI lasz % rts CIV. @1ar IzAi1i Sd zr5
uas h---5e5 A. So Tes c-su ewlnc q III na1srzz,
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CAV lie issE las su.s-e1 zas hA-Alr u Aa11lllr
z.ssr rasssrs q = GAYS iCza nes-0FsEElssi. Tas
szfess Eissa,cs -usie j. u-s asy, s1rcs lsznC tas
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

PETIT LAEcESr.-A ricc little SusiaeSS in
vA2le-Houe, carried o. ey soCae os the eoSt-
Aoys ard their asconpliccs, was feTTeteS out
last week. ard hssSea Gp " TIE Pelice On
THURSDAY lSSt. Information was given 10 the
Marshal BY Mr.. TorSsr;, that q bundle II
hone Was secro;ed among the Lumber in his
vS75- ! constable ass Sei 10 watch Il, and
daring the nisAi he secaro3 RSSnOle, ian old
oFeuSeg.) who cane 70 take the bone away.
Fz-sher Investigation S-oaSht ost the fact
that for several nights, bone had been stolen
from various ships bundle from the IA
As2sz : from the ozazrs s iron The o1ssss /,
and , q the Eslf'S The latter from Robin
soa's stone-AOsse- Tie persons arrested. IS
IS oooceraea in TIE ihe:;s we're E4kaole,
SxuzelG, NSSookoO. Keoue Lilos. KSihele.
Morgan. 81 mate II the orss,S, and Hz,hA-
Ezy and Stevens. tUo Of the crew o. the
O.zaas-s HaSuoie seems 70 have operated
sloae,-hiS hzulS having heeu made from the
HTlzlz and RohirSOn'S s-orS-horSe- Re
las oecu sentenced to thrse vczrs for the ErSf
OzeaSe. xa5 zUzssS t-ixl OF tie second. NS-
kooSo, Ss2aelA and heone have heeR ar
rziEne3 for Smuggling. They weat OF 10
the Gs.ansri. on the night e the 81. and TO
the Osss'l On the Oh and Sh, purchased the
bone, which Was hanging over the bows.
ready Tor then. lowed i u the NhS-l. where
il vzS lei in The Wzie- Drril they could
ev23e the uscht police, and take il M town
Coo6Sczliou - their boats viii be the result
q their par in the business, as vel Is sues
Tx sailors x2S mate were up before Judge
NoriSoDery. yesterday. charged with LARGE
nv Judgment VIII * rendered this morn
ing. TIE value of The hone thus stolen, lat
Consular prices, i S<SsSSe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

An AFFLICTED FANILr.-Some time since.
TIE son q Mr.. Walsh gave evidences q men
tai arrangement, but under treatment the
symptoms DISAPPEARED Mr. Walsh, wife,
znd sol went NJ 70 Mo,okai, Mr.. Walsh hxv-
Ing undertaken the charge Of the Leper Asy-
lur on tAz; islSnd, Lsiieriy the health 0;
the tSiher had been the subject q solicitade,
Sad Sffer some urging he determined 10 visit
this civ 10 consult : physician The son
again gave evidence q the reluru 81 insanity.
and On the last Trip Il the Eotu,a,<, the tam
liz. father. mother. and son, took passage for
this place. On the passage down the f2iher
rSpidly grew worse and died While the
schooner Was conilS into the hSrhOT, and
the sou on arrival a. tie wharf had 70 be
taken in charge Of The police and confined in
the StSJiou House The deck q The sohooa-
e presented : sad sight. the corpse Of the
father living on deck and beside Is the sick
and nearly distracted widow. Mr. Walsh
Vas Esaio2s and Kind mSnsEer. ard IL vii
b : long tiGle before the LePe- Asylum VIII
have s. efficient an officer. or The patients Ss
devoted Al 0vcrseer.-P C. Advertiser
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Nov ll-Schr HoSzlsic. frul NollkAL
An BS Rrlerz=,- ngwls1, n Ark VIII
llaU n 1-llQ hlas-
ScAr Active. truz Hawai-
Schr Nay Z lea frl1z Nan
So Ian Taz1E fruu kAz2L
An ShiV Ia-1s saith f7l-z OcA1sxk viii
- spz Es1 - 500 t.1ae-
Il-S-h- Eob AN f-l-1 k1lsHl
Schr kEz-Eif- fra Mlllkal
l-Az Bk ANA Ba-nss- ira Ar55i.- viii
80 - - s-1 And T. 500 h11le-
Al SAP 0llV-- C-pcSer, ElsAer viii - ~
And l. 80 Au1s-
SIR Rriuos. f-ll Hawai-
AzBk Elzzata-k SEifi- B.ivan frcn A-uf5c,
With 30 - Ak l5isp haae-
An b NaszE.t uss--s Wilr1x. fruzl ANA
lell - = syn ls.lll hals-
Al ship Lscg.1k S-l1f- Is ~ lloC h0os-
Ssh Kan f71z Nszi-
Sohr FAirT Qur-z- frc-n AEl2i.
Schr LzkA- f-u1 ksuAL
Schr PkukkL f-uz Hza
Az sap Io-s9aius- C--ln, f-ouu Arczie, WITH
O. sq2 l-lal - L dtD ho1s-
Scar Ne1-is N--ril frrEz Nam
l5-Am ShiF EuruFs- Neileu- f-ua eoh5isk, VIII
- ~ 51le h,1os-
So Jez1ie frul ksuki
An "a As1sAa1ks. Na-sol- f-v'l Arvsie With
-1l ~ ld-5lC b11e
EzE Bk REie4- saith frual Re1ra7GzlSkL
Vi-h - uirS 50 g. hi5=z 6s5 Ils iVl-E
l6-S-h- ka-e Lex fr01 Hill-
S-hr Nauu1kazrai fr1- NazL
ls-S'hr Mz-il5l fr1zl HsEkfL
ian SliE NAEuss, CrassE. IL GAYS fro1
Boss0z-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17
SAILED.

Nov l0-Sch- o5t FsIios. r. Hawai-
scar NJ kslki, 81 MAEi
SER N2rg - kNuzi-
u-Br Shi7 Be--hA HuzTArsys. far Skz F-zz-
Cl=ca
12-Schr loAl Nu-nE- Sc Mu21Al1A
S-tr A1uis- - Hiia
Schr Active 81 Hawai-
1-HE-T Eie1. ~ Mani
SclT kklzEils- * Nszi
A. snip Fnzlk y IhHEsr, Igg1s flr Live--
prl
l-Sar Priaos. 80 Hawai-
Scar LukA- 81 kk1Ei-
Sohr FAtry o1ssr. - kAzki
Schr IA N1l fr Nh
16-Schr HakpleIe 50 Na,akAi-
scar Lin &C. Koulzu-
ScAr Neisis Merrill 81 N2ui
S-hr Jszuy flr EE1E
SoAr Rzzzh7 ~ Hiia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

NPCDESCE -Lzkzlo, only discharged
from the prison in September last, and who
has passed twelve years within its walls, 50
thzt probably no other place seems like home
TO him,-nzde application for re-sdmisSion
BY visiting the ben-eOop Of the Marshal, Mr.
Pzrke, on Tuesday morning, the 9th inst,
and with . malice aforethoughi,7 2bstrzeting
tbeTefrou, SIX fat fowls Convicted Of the
larceny, be has been permitted to return to
his accustomed quarters
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS are hereby forbid
II den from trespassing on all lands sit8-
ated at Waimea, South Kohala, and at HUI
muula HilO, Island Of Hawai-, belong ing to
the Grazing Company. Party or parties act
ing contrary TO this viii be prosecuted accord
ing to Law. ASHFORD SPENCER.
44l-m Manager.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

Now Is the time 70 vim on The long over
hanging snd weak branches o. shade srees.
AlEorob4 especially. before stroag gales cone
Or 4 thorough pruning Dos, nay save
ul2ch b-ozk4se, and in some cases the de-
s.-uotiou Of handsome t-ees-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

" z-Vshsr eoluEn vii bs fs1ui the memo
r4ad4 o: The passage @: tie Poies from Pc
trvpsalski 70 this po-- Few have ever passed
safely thrSUgh perl IS great IS have the ereE
q this vessel, &ai al mast join N admiration
q their perseverance, Aad bravery as vel IS
II eouEr2tulatinE them upon their safe A.
rival into peri after 50 periloas voyage
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17
ID He ID

EDNONnS--As vance. Mani. SePs- 2sth E3vNri
Eim1u5s 81 < v n Einla1ss. Sgs5 = years, zzzcA
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

CoCEL-Ths Circait Cozrs Of tie 81 Cir
ouii w@z opeas6 s; W&imez, OF Tuesday. ihs
= uli-, JaStioe Wliel4un presiding, Fifteen
cznses We-e beard and disposed q. when, o.
Noa5ay, tbe 81. no more business Sppez1-
IuE. he Cozrr adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

LEI none Of cur readers omit TO rad the
article Of the Rev. DR.. Todd. on the Chinese
question Il vii be found on OR fourth
page, aud vel merits stteniion- Il viii be
observed that be uskeS the statement. :. icy
Ga All rsld aas s-s,s TIER ol-4 la.g-egz''
Or ooreous and geutiemzuly neighbor.
would Of course sSytO him, "yoA x, = for
have found, one, or two or three Chiazmen
that cannot Go 50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

VIZ would CAL ssIeniiou 10 special sale 4;
Saciion 70 Be he'd this DAY BY Adams & VII
der Al tie siore o. Hzokfeld & Co 4 large
and desirable selection Of goods suitable tor
the market vii BE offered, 2lroraiag rare
opportunity for traders TO replenish their
SOCKS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

II Is reported that violations Of "a An Act
Tor The protection Of life and property zgzinst
explosive substances other than gun pow
der" have been committed in storing in sew
eral buildings upon one premises more than
ten csseS Of Kerosene The Law IS re4sonz-
be. and intended for protection Of the pro
perry Of the community, and ten cases is Ger
tsiDly liberal quantity for any one trader to
have in his stores.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

THE BARK C.z4s l. advertised 10 sal for
San Francisco OF SatEr5Av the sEh inst
Ne uzil vii oe Forwarded ~ her. As tie
Steamer 1l4Ro, 10 sail OF tie s7sh. vii
p-sasbly reach san Frzaoisso before her
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

DIVINE SERVICE viii he he'd in the CIrccs
tent OF Sunday evening next a. half pas; sev-
e. o'elook Sermon BY Rev. NJ. BiSseIl
All are invited TO attend.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

TAANkssIvTNs--nursaay next the lSth
inst-, Is the day set apart BY tie President o,
tie United States 70 &c observed Is DAY OF
Nztioazl Thanksgiving A sermon viii Be
delivered il the FOr1 Street Church AZ Il
4 N ship masters officers and sezuen Of
tie vessels in Pori, and citizens generally,
are invited 10 zttend--P G Adiss-fls,-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

TzEzE VIII be Special Meeting Of HSv-
Lodge Nc. q, +. and a. n, o. Tsa-sazy
eyeai1E oexl, AZ hzifp&s; o'eloek- Visit
fug b4sihrea AK cordially invited 10 attend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

THEKE Is 10 be tz7re; practice o. hoxra
the NsasaaH, this morning. a party Of ladies
and gentlemen have heea invited 10 witness
the exercise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

EIs MAJESTY receives 70 DAY. al dinner,
$; Iolzai Palace, Admiral Tuner. and osAe-
invited guests
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

THE zzAs * due o. Sunday, az Monday
morning next SIC viii hing news 10 Nov.
llrh.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

6ovEzNoK and Ms Doniais, Attorney
Geus-~l Phillips. and Jusijos W5aen4nu. ar
rived o. Szturaay i&ss, By the Rs-<A1, f7o1
Esa1sw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17
PASSENGERS.
IMPORTS.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17
VESSELS IN PORT.
National.

National
Na1isEa .-.-- 1900 $3.50 Admiral Tuner.
Merchantmen.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-11-17

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