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i cAaPET-aAaaER DRUBsED BIZ FREEDMAN. -
The GsorRetown Times !6ays;r "We learn
that on Monday last's carpet-bag teacher, who
styles himself Major Joseph II. simonton, WIS
drtbbed with equal severity aad Justice by q
freedman, whose name we have not learned.
Thls interesting performance took place within
the walls Of the Georgetown jail, where the two
celebrities are spending the summer months
health"
x.,n1A SAD ACCOUNT OF THE DROPS. ,. . 81;
The 0rangeburg News says: ''we were To-
trip through portions II lBarnwell. Edge
Counties. that the cora and cotton crop in
thesecounties are nearly an entire failure. He
two dollars per bushel for the next year. He
felt cartain chat IN the portions Of these coun-
ttes .hrough- which he passed NOT more,
hear from different sections OF our county that
the rice crop is taking the rust. II We don't
have rain soon there will be .reat falling of
much NOW. The corn and cotton crop OF our our
county. however, we consider made and q
better crop, we think, will be gathered than
since the close OF the war;"
.a,r TIE RDaRFELD TRAGEDY. ,v1E fTiI
The Abhayllle Banner Is pleased to learn that
Hrs,J. ID. Greswell, who was seriously wound.
ed slmultaneous,- with the ,killinkaof his bro:
thsrs 0aptAin ChaItes Creswen, I'M EdgeAeld,
rom the ssosS of his wounds. ta as srriveS fSis st
hisfxthsr6 residence; in Greenwood, oii Sst1rss
day last, by railroad. accompanied by somo re-
latiyes irom. Georgia and triends from, Edge
r1paEss aR65sssssaiA aR65sssssaai AZ r'LI.ajinRssssn L.1nssssyn1s. -
The Herald says that on the night Of Monday
last, the depot Of the Laurens RaiIroad. at
LauIensyllle,. Wv entered, and the ,eafs be-.
longing TO thE .out6ern Express taken to
car pome diBtSne sHS;Where it was broken and
robhsdiot et8 6teeD hundred aud @olghty-nfne
dollars. One package containing oven siKseen
eye9ing okthat day. BY Mr. John Kye, of.this
by NJ. Samuel r. Vance, OF Martins DEPOT No
clge as to the guilty parties, but, f. is suppos-
ed, several participated IN the robbery ~" .,
q DEATHS IN LAURshs. ~
Mr. Edgar Barksdale. son OF Beverly Barks-
Fuller, died at the respective residences OF
their parents, tina torlner on the 9th, and the
latter on the 10Th instant. Il
Mrs. Mary r. Robertson, wife OF Y. p. Robert
son, aud daughter Of Wiley Hill, died at the
residence Of her :ath,r, on the 17th Instant.
Mrs: Robertson wGs young bride Of only o lew
months. = -, s,,,G, =
s - .tFps sHsAps OF NEWS.
4 planter near, RoKe's Pump was picking
cotton last week. 49," trafs 7sN' "
A ,beofet, p ,lltical society.the Sons, OF the
6uue3Ees be. n organized Lii Otangsbur9. 4 It ia
b notnced' BY the League, but is Republican.
In J1AurenB it has been piping hot for the
last Few days and rain very much needed: All
the crops are suffering cotton, late corn pr as,
potstoes, turnips. RIsSs. Eodder.pulin com.
menced eight days since but duf1ng tie com.
ing week Will be tn fnIl blast: .:;:,-.T .s3, ~
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ss s s.as ae 9sry ssGSa ssnse O.
rally .gucpended, operations until the new crop
Of cotton comes into the market. Il is Also
Riyer3 (which makes this kind Of printed oot:
ton oloth, oohtem plate putting their mills on
asins aspscT q. rs9srd u This particular line
o. Du4ne&&scS .a ....E f4'''vsJ
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Gommtrfial.
Exports.

NEW YORK Per steamship Chsmpiop A bags Sea
Island Cotton. lat bales Up,nnd Cotton ilI tics
RICE, Oh bales Domesiics. 45 bags Finders l27
hbls ROsin, 26 casks Clay, 10 crate Fruit, 253
pigs suudties. sums
BoSroN-per schr Sullote-lss9 bbls Naval Stores,
bags sea Island Cotton, . bales Moss, % tot 9
Metal, md Pkgs. rGr .,
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:. :" !. MdflInItt afnss @..1 !. ~.
or or, .rI.>.f. A.,,,,<,x : 81,
Arrived Snturtiav.

Steamer Dictator, McNelty. Palatfo vim Jackson.
ulle, lte, FEeFFnanana. E FS and ssya9nah Mdse TO
Evans Gossael AZ SonhoSse s esee co VIM r. sird
a Inerah1m s Son. john F Tasic[ CO, and % oilers ;
Rosn. 163 bbls Spirits Tupentine, and sundrics.
3,o,,Ihe. 10 the Agent smyihe Cal1Tell ssns.
shall, Wagner Monsees. @
Cleared Saturday. it
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New York-James
Adger l. Co.
schr suiiote, Dexter Boston-M Goldsmith & Son.
..a. Sailed Saturday. +
Steamship Champion, lockwood; New York.
schr suliote, Dexter. Boston.
From this Port.
schr Electric Spark, crowell New York. August 10.
Up'for this Port.
schr Anna G!osor. Terry. at Boston. August 10.
.-i ~ Cleared for this Fort. $50"
stoarasbipJ W EvermaS. Hin'lley, ut Phi,adelp phil,
Ess Ss:f Sssss
+ ~ u ..-s4 - ~ .t-. . -
lp ,shlpnewsby rc'e9rnph. IL.
SAVANNAH, August 2i-sailed. steamships Amer.
lea for baltimore: 1oanwanda for Philadciphs, and
San Salvador for New York. 9l'A :
7 :,..,,.,<, nlcnn.pnIA.
chr selsh Strong, Murray. from Charleston for
~ sss s cy WIN cagS Of founaerea
Baltimore 18th instant from Havana.
l. ..g LIST UE VESSELS .,
oP;. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR iuIS PohT.
'acr FOREIaS ,tf'e
ltti LIVERPOOL. +i -
Tho vinco. Halliday, sailed. July is
British brig Courier, Evans. ssiled 8
+ ~,3s.s DDMEsT,Io ara -
r1. J7osrcN ,ir Z --e
Brig II Roosevelt, Farnsworth, cleared. August IL
Brig Devereaux, Clark CID August 1S
Brig Cyclone. Frisbie, cleared. August II
Anna Glover. rerr. up August 10
SEW YO1K
stesmshi Minnetonka. Carpenter, sailed Auau It 20
schr Nancy smith, Boyd up.......,....,ku August I6
Bchr Geor,de, Swan, cleared August IA
scn Lilly, Hughes, cleared August IA
Schr CLARA Montgomery cole clear cd August IA
schr Menewa, Dtseosway cleared. -. August o
1, lt. ~ Al;fic= PHILADELPHIA. So. - ~ s4 T
Steamship w Eyerman, hinckley, clearedAueust o
Bark G " Dodge Munro cleared, 80, :, August Ia
biz ~ n BALTIMORE. y ''ff tiH''il .
Steamship Sea Gull Dutton. cleared. August %
Schr Virginia Dare, johnson. up. August IA
Scnr Wenonah. Mitchell, mp. August IA
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/ ..tRossanMarka,tl

BOSTON. Axaust market for
coffee continued very quiet, and the Gales have been
confined to spanl lots OF Jaws at 2sa24Xe gold, in
sas aeo e ssa
domingo nothing OF any consequence has 5een dene
for some time
quite frm the pltt Week. and for low grades ratSsr
better prices have been realized under the influence
OF favorable adSices from abroad Manufacturers
however purchase only 70 small lots as war ed; and
the sales OF the We II embrace about 1000 ba1ea We
tQuote sses Of ordinary at 25a2ec good ordinary 1t
4Oas0Xo; low fnfddng at 37k ,ssc, and middne al
8,}feSsc per lb. Including u.lands and Gulf Tho
stockton hAad IL about 5000 naies. The rst bsle Of
new cotton was received here on the 17th and dis
compauy 4 400 per lb' 1T graded from low Mid.
BoHKs11cssThsre Ia .. bsitsr feeling in the dry
goods trade IND We hotice more active movements
than 1ohsohe previous weeks although the demand
n
|Sstn be purchased at comparatively low figures. =
H. GuNNH BAos.LThero hxve been salea oT 2bl balea
hssyy q Ss,s Il s.sn ,ie, :,
at psiSaNa Ala NOT learn. but sbopt cur.
rsRsy Home oonaidsssb3s lots re- snipIinS. soaiR.
ma ON tho spot, at % SlSaf7o gallon. In tar tho
ssss S:fo sss :, "a 80 Ss
tIoE.salfs Of Carolina at s&aa,so. ana Ranso,n
NsF'tealAayJss. .szoots .4lAE6a dfSa % sat
SoIumias ;Uotasn tome nj. uqgs ug a;ist 40.
stsek on hand septenber D 1858. $50
Rsss,ysS ss ysd BBlsslsas Blss sssb
T = y n 1s.so1
Shipped previousy .sst % 4O5
stoah on hand Augu,t 20. 1882.
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The facts above stated being confirmed By a
Sarsopal examination OF, the, affairs Of the
compapS, by the committee appointed by this
board. We. the undersigned, Trustees Of tho
Charleston Brapc..h. .h Of tho Life Association OF
,Amerlca;; endorse. the sbo, ana would state
in this connection thatvtwo-thirus of premiums
received at our Branch will be invested Sere in
the City Of Charleston. and. say. TO- our peop.s
that this feature combined with tho solyency
,fof the institution, should be great induce
ment for them to keep their money at home
by insuring in the Life ASSOCIATION of America.
: q. G. Lopez President.
JoHN d. STEELE.
~ 1as DANL. d. SILoox.
II. +. PEAKE. -t
- =. - '.e-'' JAS. e. SPEAR. -,
99Hyae o. F. PAsKsIF.
G. ". AIhAR.
CT. WALKER.
T., E. JENKINS, NJ. D.
- W GEO. 6IpDs.
On motion, it was ordered that the above
report,aud resolution be published in tho daily
papers, and that . copy Of the same be sent to
the. Home Office, at st. Louls.
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LIFE zssooxzfH0x or AnEaroox. aroox
To- tho Presidenf and Trustee Of the Charles
ton Branch ,ofnMs Life ASsoeiation Of

%" 1rdnch % ths LDs Assotaahon o1
IT, ame'tccY ame' tccY'aT 3Ifdaa ZaUliI G,.s
GsrILK,rEN-Your committee to whom {uu-
der resolution Of your Board Of 2oth July,
1892 WAS assigned the duty Of miiins,a per.
sonsl examination Of the business aud AZ
fairs Of the Life Association of America, re.
speatfully report e. b. es., -,
q ThAt We proceeded in person 70 81. Louis.
where ne met with similar delegations from
thirteen different Southern and Western States,
whore. after appointing the proper ooumit-
tess, theaffair OF the company were subject
ca TO 8 thorough ana ssafShfhg psffskShhai Sx.
ANIMATION; that The seapsessaoi tie company
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ConsiKnccs per Mortheastern NatIrond
August 81.
bales Cotton, 392 bales Naval Stores IS bushels
Rico, Lumber. 6tobk, &c Ito MarehalI Jr Kins.
man 4 Howell, stoney. v Borden, w 8 Hone
rey, III Eason & Bro. Geo " Williams & Go. Pelzer,
Rodgers Co, A Goldsmith & Co worsham,
r! an. q F simmons, and 4 Wclliua.
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i gtags, Qhrmifals, Gif.
DE CA RE Full gJs,ti6; .sgi'c
{ WHAT MEDICINES, /,
YOU TA.KE. .n ).

e wHKNYoU AREExsAUsrRD BY ovsRWoRK
Of bead or hand and feel the need or somethin In,
yisorattng don't drink whiskey or any yinto1iea ting
thing, whether under the name of Bitters or other.
wise. such articles give Just much strength to-
i3sded horse. and no more Alcoholic hhfnIunis are
snturous to Nerve health. apd Are ALWAYS foIIoued
Dy Hfff;aksss4sf@ u NM osadoJ 1oe, 5usH
D0dd,s Neryine andp-InVigOratOr
isi . TONIC dtaRNFLE sTIMunhRT which .is
NOT attended by -REA QT1QE.-4 WHAT it-gaius for
you It maintains. When y rtfreshea body or mind
u fefresheswi haturl Strength that comes 10 slay
We are not recommending teeotaIism In the interest
feiehes MS that he Who fesorfs TO the bottle for rest
orIecHperaiton. VIII find. ~ he keeps IT, that he
is flnalipa Gre In his bones which Mill consume
Ike the Names OF perdiliou. Turn from IT, Take
to4io that will reffesh !and!.hot Destroy DoDD'B
NERvtNE IL for sale by all Drugaists. Price One
Dollar. Bee Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottl yuios June as
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Augusta Market

AUGUSTA. August 2o-p. M.-.'oTToN-ou mar
keteondnues strong. and &c, a. demand prevails,
considerable ex ent; only 81 bales were sold on o
buds Of SIC TOR middingf. Receipts "a baIes; stock
During the fore part Of the week our market wa,
exefcoinGy dgl and nominal, with little or nothing
Offering, and light demand, confined to e limited
number Of buyers, whore purchases were to iupply
the Immediate idemard for home man fActurefs
1t dnrna the lstte1 part Of ,he weak reaction toof
nom Kew York and liverpool, aud We close
M1t4 arm market, with httddnhRs at $40. ei'ifa
Annbng The recsipts .pt ith6 eekve Will stte' that
fog5 bsles Of nsw eo,toq .wsfs received. Stock on
TEoUs.. .lcaysHinl sssis. SAt retain si pss ba1fsi
higher. Country $sA11. according 10 quality. 4
sasds Eve aupss s.his q q 1osi sot red d 50.
1901 annbif 1166. s'Si l.s - IS y = - =. :, :;
oirs--Homipslr.s 50 % q a., IL, ~ /,
creasins. We qu8.e 3Tg aal % iof pfins1 don.
!depot. Some round lots offered st lower rstei " t
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= SsvannSh Market.

SAVANNAH. August IA -corToN.---Tns olo,.
BEEN fsvorSss,r housb IS seaOoa is someWsst en-.
Hr than last year.. We have heard many complaints
-{nfekard TO the rust and caterpillar IN some seo.
MAS and from 9th srs the moSt ALTERING accounts
THA AAHxxT,- Tie light tfSnssotons Of tho work
under rty}Sy give us httIe roof 70 say much sbyut
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Total e1penses. .x221 16s

,ouIkonoeI-u poiiCteb.....s n4h2slu .,.,..-
7, Total expenses...: .$221, 1853 25
OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF .AIsaIoi. y
TO The Committee on EfGmtaai.on: on T",' /, ~,
|. GENTLEMEN4- Your Committee on Securities
and Assetsi having made o detailed and 1ho-T
rough examination in these particulars, would
respectfully esubmit the accompanying statet,
ment as showing tho results OF their investlga
.tions. Your committee have seen, handled
and counted aud computed every bond, mort
Or othsr BY the
and verified the, various items Of their state
ment With the 'reenlar books OF the associa-
'tion, and they are we'll satisfied and oonyisced
every particular. In regard to the method OF
making Investments, they have found ev,-
dencs Of such care ip selection and e1amina-
tfoH Sf ipyestmenss as to- fSaie In their, minds
oGsss aass ssass sss s e sA
ia',r F. 8. .HUNI Mississippi i, !;
ci ~ofc .Gcs w. STsYENsoN, Georgia, - Il
J.. W. RoaAH, Tennessee. i (.
iH%l'f iATHoS. SMITH, Arkansas.
20: y -;CHAs w. GABDIHHa, Iowa..
Your committed call attention 10 the follow.
Ing facts chcited hom the vario-s exsmIna-
The Committee on Income and
Business report that the total
income to July 1, 1865. was... 81 l90, ,256 SO
Committee on Expenditures re-
l. port total expenditures -. 221 1853 as
The Committee on Assets and Sc
icurittes report actual assets.... $969, ,088 43
Ratio of expenses and Losses to recsipts
Your committee cannot refrain from express
ing their satisfaction ut the complete and per-
feet RECITATION, given In the course and results
Soas St ssid adEs HsS ys TO ba tug Sss AS %
association, and tEBy desire 70 eXpreas herein
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sndr for the. efficient and thorough manner IN
MS!eh they performed thd work. - =
On li,pliony tho convention adjourned sine
die. o. 81. NNRR Secretary
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Important neetingALife association OF
acknowledgements Of Delexates.I4

1mportant meetingALife Association or
hAmerics-Oouyention Of DeleSates.14
= OF71tE L1YE Association or ;AMsRIoAp II 4 Z.
S'' "a, -, ST. LOUIS, July 28 1852 81
~ thsa .Dipartrasatsn nrli Representatives ln thS
LVe Assotiation OF americas .igIi. s,rT,,
GENHEaEN-Your Committee onInyestiaa.
tion would respectfully report that. having met
d.. this dsy. "a NOTION w deS! Gibbs. oi G
dardnsr of nsao ana
After atating tho obj ct OF meeting, the follow
lowing mentioned sub committees we're abi
pointed. IT being. evident that the work to be
performed was OF too laborious a nature 10 he
successfully or satisfactorily done BY the body
SUB COMMITTEE ON RUsINEss AND INCOME.
w. Geo. Gibbs, OF South Carolina; II. b.
Goodrich, OF Illinois; Talbot Ashton, Of Ne
braska; II. Fl. WoodIolk. or kentucky. $50.
SUB COMMITTEE ON EXPENDITURES AND con-
TRACTS.
A. Beatie, ofst. Joseph, MOI; @! N: Ordwny, of
Tennessee; ]. y. Anderson, OF Kansns; VIM.
8. Morelsud, Of Alabama, .....,., -
sup.oosnurrEE ON AssErs AND SECURITIES.
+. 8. Hunt, OF Mississippi; DR.. W, Stephon.
son. OF Georgla; Thomas Smith, OF ,Arkausae;
2. W. Gardiner, or Iowa; major 'Eogan, Of Zen
nessee. b: .rrt 5t.s,,,..--
tho folIow1sg reports rendered by the, differ
ent suE-commit tees:
nEPnnt OF FsUH-ooAMIITEE on BUSINESS AND M
COME.
RooMs OF The LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AlrBRIoA;l
~ 81 LOUIS, July 28, 1859.
Tho committee appointed TO examine tho
policy books and income Of the Lille, Associa-
tion OF America, would report that They have
dischai ged that duty, and would submit the
following statement: u t.1 O,t,,Y,,;;t,-S,.
A,;eanIt Of policies issued by the ~ g j
AMOUNT noun oi uoiiccs cancelled BY lhe :,
, company TO .Fuly 1, 1863. ......... 1.75s. 500
aGEaao Eula Z 1870 GOO
Amount Of premiums.
received BY company
on policies issued and
from renewals: .c:f1, ,152. 945 az
Amount received for IN
terest audA other aLA''pS
sources .'tiii;;;a4s s':isisi;;;a4s;,i.'.' zs7an.Ag
:, Total income. 81 100 258 68
f., .f's- W. GEO. GIBBS, s. C.
q. o. HooDRIoH. Ill. ~
:u =. ~ -5e., II. ASHTON. Neb. a. -
r. H. VOOLFOLK, Ky.tT,
REPORT OF sUB COMMITTEE, o., EXPENDITURES.
:,., ST. LOUIS. July g. 1869.
We, tho undersigned Committee on Rxpen-
ditures and Contracts. having carefully and
fully examined the books and accounts Of the
Life ieeoclation IN reference to above subjects,
find Them correct and satisfactory and in ac-
cordanes with A. the aoai 4 balance hesewltb.
], g. ALDERsoN, Kas. - r.
s-.,;5g. G. N. ORDHAY. Tenn. al
w. 8. MoRELAND, Tenn. lLlsa
{, ABSTRACT .FRuM TRIAL BALANCE. 1sla . :
Expenses to JULY 1869 ~ tis7 496 s.
nss saPssnSasfs Sa2sssdi pioiaiessss:!s sls
ttfn -. e-~-A--- 8S 242 10
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The comprises the best OF British and American
periodical They regularly received by each
packet from United States. be supplied
application. undersigned wliaso by maany
not in the above foT those who may desire them.
following papers always he had
the counter d tie arrival of each mail;
Louisville Democrat New Bedford papers,
Forney's Press Budget OF Fun,
Oregon papers, California papers,
Cincinnati papers, Worcester papers.
Maine papers, Boston papers.
Kansas papers Colorado papers,
And MANY others. o. nuIneI ust o specify.
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slusmf5s GlT0s.
JOHN =. McCRENy. VI. ID.
Physician and Sarseon.
Oa-- ia II. l. Chas-'s ba.Iiu-. Fort street.
EE-rBE~cE-Chapiain ST. ssf,-ser NrnGHX and
OsucE HOUEs-FTom 10 10 A. NJ and from g 70 . T. NJ
o75 y
DIR. J. MOTT SMITH.
Dentist,
Omee corner % Fort ard Hotel slr-ets. o5i ly
r.. HoFFMaNN, VI. ID
Physician aud Surgeon.
corser Merchant and KsahumAnu - near Postofee c ly
a. &. BUFFUM. NJ. ID.
Physician and surgeon.
OHee aud Residence Alrieh House. Fort street CT ly
-. DOLE,
Attorney at Law.
csi oEee orsr me Post once, HoeoiHla. ly
JOHN ~. Patty.
Notary Public,
Honolulu H. I. oaee at the Bank ui Bishop Co Goa 6m
AT. JUDD.
Attorney aad Counsellor AZ Law.
Fo sree;, three doors below Merchant streets cls ~
HENRY THOMPSON.
Attorney aud Counsellor az Law.
Queen street opposite House up stars.
CO.. iy
r. G.. DAVIS.
'tiOrHe! at Law,
w,n Practice in all the Courts or the Kngdo in 10th Euglh
and Hasaliin languages.
e9 ole, OF Qgeea Siys,f opgo,ii, ne Court HeEss ly
". &. JONES.
Attorney ai Law and Land igeEt.
win praesi,. in al ile coarts of ihs Knsio'a Hs will
attend abe cireui, Courts IN Nau- Maui and Hawaii
special business.
office oPI1Sii. nee Col1t House u" Q'eea Street
go -
sEsyk sE9wv. coprasY Brown.
BROWN - CO..
Importer, Wholesale Dealers in Wines. Spirits, sc.
Gn MERCHANT ST, HONOLULU. om
HyMAS \ BROTHERS.
rsruETEzS,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers ia Dry Good Clothing,
HAS. FURNISHING GOODS,
IAdrs' G-nts' Bo- anil s Yankee Motions, &c,
capt. Ssolr's Bnihlilg,
No. 20 MERCHANT Sr, 900 ~ HONOLULU.
NJ PHILLIPS & co..
IxsoETEEs ASD
Wholesale Dealers Ia clothing. Boots. Shoes. Hats,
Meas Furnishing aud fant! Goods.
No. mERcHANT ST- CoIl Gml HONoLULU.
ED. HoFFsCULAEGER & CO..
Importers and Commission Merchants.
Corner Of Fort aud Merchant Streets.
Cos ly
LEVERS - DICK>"sS-
Dealers ia Lumber and Building Materials.
JOHN RiTSON.
Dealer In Wines. Spirits, ie and Porter.
6G3 Honolulu. ly
TIL. a. HEUCh.
General Commission Merchant,
&C Fort Street. ly
IRA RICHARDSON.
Importer and Dealer Ia .:Gl> -iur> and GenilUmen's
Furnishing G0ed-,
Corner Of Fort aud Merchant Streets,
go HONOLULU. IL. l. ly
j. PERRY.
Dealer IN General Merchandise,
FIRE-PRooF STORE,
Coy7,sr Of Hotel and NmodIa, Streets, Honolulu II.
Also,
Retail Establishment ON NnuanH Street.
Above the Firc-prnof store. IL
CHUNG HOON,
Commission Merchant and General Agent.
gent the Sugar
porter % Teas and other Chinese and Foreign Goods
wholesale dealer Ia Hawaiian Produce,
In New Stone Store. Nuunnu SI.. below X ing.
ca Iy
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10

CUCKOO CLoCkS-OuR PATENT AND MANUFAC
" ture; American Watches, In great variety; Diamond
FIELD CO.'S Jewellers Sixth avenue, corner OF -Four
seen'h street, aud Lishth avenue OF Twontysa s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10

CTOCKHOLDERS OF THE HANNIBAL AND st
- Joseph Railroad Company respectfully solicited ID
send their proxies To OsGOOD BROTHERS, q member ol
which firm VIII attend the meeting Of director st Nov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER TO- lss9-rRIPLE SHEET


1)LEAsANT FURNISHED ROOM. NO. Is ABINGDON
place corner Twelfth and Hudson streets, with excel
lent Board; gas. Closets &c for two, 5i single room for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST AND SECOND MORN
M city property; also Loans effected approved
property. BUTLER DURFEE CO., Sd Liberty d.
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GD WEST NINTH sTREKr.-FAMILIEs OR PARTIES
= 81 gentlemen wishing make arrangement. for the
winter ii house. moderate raes. VIII peaes
cal as shove. n d. Table Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10

NEw ENGLAND BoTRL, CORNER BOwERY AND
~ Baysr-On the European plan 300 light odg
'nss &c. to 6Oc. nightly 81 10 ~ weekly for gentlemen only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10

9D EAST THIRTY-fIrTH STREET BEAUTIFULLY
Rooms 10 lei, wh Afss Class Board Tor Arai
cl4ss people None others need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10
FINANCIAL.

A LBERT II. KICOLAy,
Al Stock Broker and AuetIoneer,
No. AZ Pine street, New York.
- Established IL years
N. BAH securities dealt In the New York Soct
Exchange Boards receive special attention. been th1
custom with bis house for many years.
City, county and State authorities, railroad companies
banks companies and all other
tions that are DESTROYS OF selling Of bonds
stocks for specific have the negotiated
upon favorable terms this cstab sment possessing fsoe9
Tor the disposal Of securities the United States
ALBERT H. NICOLAY.
Stock Broker and Auct0neer,
M Pine 1t,
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$50 EAST FIFTEENTH STREET ONE DOOR FROM
- Esqadway.--fwo elegantly furnished large Rooms
T. 9n \, with hall Room dront) connegp2, with hrs
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