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n f PRIN CIPAL DEPO ~
FOR THE SALE OF
IL N E S T MP S.,
No Rnl CuESNIrT SnREEyr

~NN' "Vf NIlLcANOI
CENTRAL OFFICE NO 1O5 S. FIFTH STREET
(Two doors below Chestnut street,
IS T A b / II E d s62
The sale OF Revenue Stamps is still continued at
the Old-Estabshed Agencce
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times large
supply, we are enabled to I'LL and forward (by Mail
or Express) all orders, Immediately upon receipt
matter OF great importance.
United States Notes. National Bank Notes, Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post ONCE Orders received in
payment.
Any information regarding the decisions OF the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue cheerfully and
gratuitousy furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks,
Receipts, ETC.
The following rates of commission are allowed on
Stamps and Stamped Paper
on szo ana upwards per cent
Nv '''............,..'.'''5
300 .......................4
Address all orders, ETC., TO
STAMP AGENCY,
No. SOi CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
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wv RAILROAD. ~ IIIIIihDhLfHlA

1,iSS1 heaye IF PhadePhta from New Depot THIRTY
LIN adRSI and CHESNU Streets, 145 A. NJ, If 90 A. NJ
ZgV =; M, 4I5 p NJ, 40 p NJ, 615 and II 80 p NJ.
Nh l'55 p. NJ, 450 P. NJ and 655 P. NJ. -" ~ 10 a.
Train leaving West Chester at 500 A. NJ will ston
aI D. u junction, lenni, Glen Riddle and Media.
leaving Philadelphia at 44O p. NJ win stop Mt Ne,
dia, Glen Riddle Lenni and b. G. Junctop. "' pas
sengers to from stations between Vest 1baota- as
u d. =. Junctlon going East will take train leaving
" West @ Cnester at 7H5 A. NJ, and change cars at
d. Y. Juncuon, and going West, passengers for sta
1ons ABOVE b. g. junction will take train leaving
p PPmadelphia ~ at 44O 2. NJ, and will change cars al
TIE Depot in Philadelphia is reached directly hv
me Gnesnut and Walnut streets cars. Those OF the
MaTheI street line run within one square The
ears OF Dotn lines connect with each train upon itS
arrival. "PON 10
ON SUNDAYS.
esgC Soo u rPhadephia for West Chester at $50 A. NJ
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia at 755 A. NJ
-, WILLIAM c. WHEELER,
: lVS General superintendent
DHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
Il WINTER TIME TABLE.
on a. ana after MONDAY, Sept g. 1869, the Trains
follows from PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Depot, West
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia ....... 900 p M
- WilliamspOrt ...... 7,3O A. NJ
-rr,,,, .,-- arrives at Er1e. e............ Sis p M
ERIE EXPRESS leaves PPhiladelphia. III SO a. NJ
:, Wliiamsport go. 900 p NJ.
III nrtpA MATT arrives 5 at Eric 1000 A. NJ.
r'LN'lhA MAIL leaves Pniadelphia. 500 A. NJ.
9. minamsp0rt. rt...... 610 p. NJ.
, EASTWARD - '
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie....... eu6 A At
" Williamsport. ... 9.15 p N
,,, arrives at Philadelphia ~ 6IO A. NJ
'--t i'A-'o leaNes Erie. ............. 320 Z. NJ
:. NIIamsport. 4'25 A. NJ
TT MID, MATT IdlIlyeS at inHatephia.. 100 p NJ.
Ina -'<i- leaves LOGh HaVen....... $50 A. NJ.
:, Wlaulsp0rC: .... S45 A. M.
R1rrsrAr, :, ry-r, arrives ~ philadelphia. 7I5 p NJ
-A1O INI' Ieafts Wllllamsport.. 1920 A. NJ.
a harrisburg. ....... $40 A. NJ
r, - arrives at Philadelphia 9.25 A NJ
Express East connects at Cory Mail East at Carrv
iilu 1 iIr'helph, express West at Iryinetou with
ia!ns OF On Greek aud Allegheny River RaiIroo ''
adj TYLER, FRED General Sunerinfendent
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TRAINS LEAVE EPoT, VIZ. :

t, ItaIi SdEes ualiy, except Sunday runninU on
SiaTGF9ay Siai night to Wiliamsport only on Sn9dav 9
fhiladeIpha E%1ress w eaVG rnlladeIpa at O'Clock
daily, except Sunday ' 0Vel Trains
@ me western Accommodation Train runs daily
except sunday For this train tickets m,Ist bn ny'
cured and baggage delivered by5P NJ, at No PiIe
Market street. i az -\o' IIo
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October l5 at 10 o'clock. at No 72 n Sixteenth bels
9Elins superior walnut parlor and chamber suits walnut
ulhngToom turniture walnut wardrobe handsome ros
wood piano made by A. Bergfeld handsome Brussels ana
otner carpets hne feather beds fine china
and glassware, cooking utensils, etc '' ~
Inc furniture was made to ordes by Moore 4 Gam
sale. 'o'N u" '"e "o,nrS tn ts ef
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GOVERNMENT SALES

VI EQUIPAGE. iN" AND
OEFoif 9UARTERhASTER-GENERAL OFFICEN
WIN, PHILADELPHIA, October Z 1859
Vii WI De soId at public auction, at Schuyika,
Alsehal on THURSDAY November H. 1850 con-,
ehcihg at 10 o'clock A. M, under the direction or
ntad SILL sMttLLlAM H. GILL, Military Storekeeper
Chited states Army, large lot of unseryicealJe
consisting OF e~''1'0H 0quiPase'
2l,2GT WOOllen Blankets
1880 Uniform Coats.
1000 Great Coats, mounted
243O0 Pairs Stockings
2O65 Pairs 1rowsers
2,l72 Pairs Boots.
S,531 Pairs BOOtees.
4,565 Shelter Tents, and other articles
Terms casl-payable in United States currnncx
five days "''i"
Goods viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Catalogues will be furnished on application at this
oidce, or at the office OF Captain GILL SohnyItai
Arsenal, or at the Auction Rooms of NJ THOMAS
d SONS, Nos 1879 and 14i South FOURTH Street.
STEWART VAN VLIET
Deputy QuaTtermaster-Gener G
10 Ct and Brevet Major-General u. S. A.
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AUOTION SALES.
M THOMAS & SONS, NOS. 1S9 AND I4I
UAs S. FOURTH STREET.

q, ,,,.,. Sale at No. 722 N. Sixteenth street
HhNDSOME FURNITURE, PIANOFORTF WARD
hOBnl HANDSOME BRUSSELS AND 9TH I6SS
TTbbhh6HIElS' Tbh6H FINE FEATHER BEDS, HAIR MAT.
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t,r NJ, , .,,, -, sale No. 1884 Arch street.
FlhftANT FURNITURE, AXMINSTFR VELVET
PPRD PRDoiB5 iB5kyUSSkLS yUISSkLS CARPETS, SUPERIOR FIRE

n..a,... 10 On monday Morning,
I % 10 at 10 ociock No 1884 Arch street by cat,
Iogue the entire elegant furniture comnrsng cogsnt
wa Psror SUIT satin coverings elegant eagere cen
% anu poluet tables, clocks handsome Ornamens aIs
t % Manut nan furniture, oak library rntnre snneror
a furniture, fine china glass and pIateJ
and a e naT ana spring mattresses feather bosteps
pio"s' eiegant Ahminster, velvet and Bri,sseIs 60
heIs etc Also, refrigerator, Kitchen ntcnIgi oes e
ring, " P''''' ""ue ny farrel Her
in s bs SIntsTe t was made to order is OF first quality aud
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that 20 one, who was applied to, refused.
His Majesty. likewise, sent to the Bis
hop, handsome sum to assist in defrsy-
ing his expenses; as did likewise Queen
Dowager KaIama. Just before the steam
er cast of. the choir of the Roman Cath
Ollie Church, sang an original hymn to the
air of God save the King" the sentiment
expressed lin Hawaiian,) being wish for
the welfare and safe return of the Bishop,
who had so long and faithfully filed the
pastoral Office over them. How different
the coming and going of this man. The
scene was well calculated to suggest the
idea, of how much unnecessary misery has
been, and is created by religious rancor.
How fortunate are they, who can look
upon all those, who are laboring in the
good cause, with equal regard. Such men
are of the true Catholic faith
1t may not be necessary to say to the
general reader that it is the custom of the
Roman Church to give to Bishops sent
by it to labor in partibus infdelium,' Gn
heather countries,) the title of some Bish--
opric which has become extinct hence
the titles of Bishop of Nicopolis, and of
Arathie
We have called this the 18th General
Council. By some accounts, it is the 2lst;
but the 18th, held A. D. l43l, is not gen.
orally reckoned, and that held A. D. 1912,
which is held to be an Gcumenical
Council, by all others-is rejected as such
by the French. The last was the Council
of Trent, which was begun in 1545, in the
Pontifcate of Paul Ill. and was dissolved
in 1868, in the Pontifcate of Plus ".
This was the Council held for the purpose
of defending the Roman Church against
what they deem "the errors" of the Re
formers. To it were invited what they
denominate the Schismatics-i. e., the
Greek, Armenian, and Eastern Christians.
generally; but those denominated Her
etics-such as Lutheran and Anglican
Bishops, and other professors of Christian
ity, emanating from the Reformation, were
not invited. Such is the course pursued
by the Pontiff, in summoning the Council
which is to meet in December next. The
Eastern Churches have declined the in
as they did on the previous
occasions.
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In DISTRESS. = Yesterday morning the
American bark j. ". Seaver, Capt. Reaney
arrived from sea, in distress. She left San
Francisco, March 23d, bound for Kamschat-
ka, but when in Latitude 40 81 W. Longi-
tude 17e' 30 W. she experienced severe
gale A sea boarded the vessel, springing
Sanctions of the bulwarks, whereby the
plankshear was split, and the vessel made to
leak badly. One of the seamen was washed
overheard during the gale, and was never re-
covered Another seaman died suddenly on
deck, it is supposed of some internal disease
Under the circumstances, the Captain pru-
IDENTIFY determined to put away for these is
lands, the proper place of refuge for all who
are distressed, or fall into mishsps in the Pa
cifc waters.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NoTIcE.-The Regular An
nual Examination of the Government Schools
of this district, (Honolulu) will take place
during the ensuing month, as follows
On Monday, June IA, a: the Militant School.
On Tuesday, June Is, at the Royal School.
On Friday, June IS, at the Fort st. School.
Five of the Common Schools, will be ex-
amined at the Kamoiliili Church, on Monday,
June 2lst.
-Four Of the Common Schools, will be ex-
amined at the Royal School, on Tuesday,
June 22d.
Four of the Common Schools, will be ex-
amined at the Royal School, on Wednesday,
June 23d.
Five of the Common Schools will be ex-
amined at the Royal School, on Thursday,
June 2lth.
Commencing at nine o'clock A. NJ. on each
of the above days.
The public are invited to attend.
The Summer vacation of the above Schools,
will extend from the above dates to Monday,
August I'd. 1859, at which time a new term
will commence.
By order of the Board of Education
W. JAS. SMITH,
Education Office, Secretary.
May 25th, 1869.
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Seeds and Plants for Sale!
THE UNDERSIGNED, Gu

sr|.2IWEk ED
s&ksSs rator of the R. H. Agricultural So
e%TE$ ciety's Garden, informs the Public
->aSe- that he is ready to supply Seeds Of
the following Plants, at the most reasonable
prices. He will increase the list as fast as the
Garden may produce more Seed:
Mammoth Squash, Early Summer do,
Pear do. Crooked Neck do.
Vegetable Marrow, Ochra. (Gumbo)
Yankee Field Pumpkin, Pop Corn,
New Double Dwarf SunAower,
Chinese and Japanese Sorghum.
Monkey Pod, Early Chinese Bean.
japanese do, kinds, Butter Lima do,
New Alton Cribbed) Nutmeg Melon,
White Egg Plant, Japanese Rsdish.
Japanese Grass, kinds,
New Large Towering Mignionette,
Mignionette, common, PhlOx all kinds.
Balsams, every variety, Eternal Flower,
Globe Amaranth, white aud yellow,
Zenia Pink, Zenia, double and single,
Pride Of Barbados, red and yellow,
Scarlet Flowering Bean, Blue do. do.
Poke Weed. Sponge Plant, from Washing
ton, d. c., new and elegant climber,
Ramie Plants, $500 for 100,
Manila, or Hemp Banana, for raanufae-
turing rope. $500 each
Ramie is the hbrous plant. now attracting
so much attention in the Southern United
States. From its fibre, the beautiful goods
known as Pima, is manufactured.
Manila Hemp is produced from the Banana
here above advertised for sale. This Plant
has been introduced by the Society, from Ma
Mia, and will reward, generously, the exsr-
tons of the cultivator.
19-1m J. NJ. CROMWELL.
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serious sickness among the people of Maui
and likewise, that the Minister of interior
had met with severe accident. By the
following letter, the Public will be ap
praised of the nature and extent of the
sickness, and will likewise learn that DR.
Hutchinson is very well, and as active a:
ever, in his endeavors to be of use to the
People:
WAIUKU, May &c, 1869.
Dear SRI was engaged, until late last
night, in investigating the numerous cases Of
Illness which nave recently made their ap
pearance in Hamakua, on this Island. l find
that it has extended, more or less, over the
district, for the whole of the present year
As near as L could learn, the number of deaths
have been about fifty, but of these, the ma
jority have occurred within the last six weeks.
All the deaths seem to have occurred amongst
what We may call the independent natives,
huddled together in their miserable huts.
u,
with insufficient and improper food during
their illness. Some houses have lost four
persons; some two, and so on. In one
small house, there were seen by me, no less
than thirteen persons; four had died there.
and four others had been taken away, after
their sickness commenced; of the thirteen,
two were just attacked with the disease,
three were in more advanced stages. and the
rest, more or less convalescent
The Plantations have had few cases of
the fever, but as yet, at least so far as learn
ed, have had no deaths. Waikiki is free
from the complaint, and Mr. Fernandez in
forms me, he did not hear of the trouble.
either in Koolau or Hama.
do not think the fever is in any way con-
nected with Searletina, although there have
been three or four cases among the foreign
children, which resemble the epidemic which
made its appearance in Honolulu, three or
four months since; but it appears to me, to
be simple, continued fever, with determin-
alton of blood to the head. This latter
symptom, if not checked, seems to increase.
and is generally the cause of death. A mod
crate apperient, with decent care of them
selves would, in most cases, be sufficient for
recovery, combined, in the severer cases. with
counter irritants to the feet, etc, etc. Ihaye
Instructed Mr.. Needham what to do. and
have made arrangements with him to supply
drugs to all who ask for them. Ihave seen Rev
Mr.. Green, and requested him to address his
own people, and communicate with the ma
tive pastors, on the subject. This morning.
l have written him long letter, with direc-
tlons; it seems to me, that nothing more can
be done than this. At first, thought it
might be better to return to Honolulu, and
consult with the Board such is not my pres
ent idea. As have to go to Uiupalakua this
afternoon, and be in Lahaiua tomorrow, it is
not in my power to write as fully as 1 could
wish. Mr.. Fenard will get note from me,
instructing him to forward supply of medi-
cines to Makawao.
The whole land is so burnt up, so dry, so
hot and SO dusty, that can assure you it is no
joke to be all day in the sun, and ride from
thirty to forty miles, more or less; there is
only one satisfaction in it, that it makes you
feel better after all is over
Believe me, yours truly,
F. w. HUTCHINSON
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Executors Notice.
wahiawa, May "a, 1s6s.-ls-1ma
Licences Expiring in June, 1863.

D ETAIL-Honolulu, LIST Mrs Black, 4th
LII II Thompson, 9th W johnson, sth J
Piekford, Kalihi, I'd Castle and Cooke, 11th
Hoare, 18th G Emmes, 18th L Lewis, 10th
Burdick, 22d An Zanz, 18th Foster and Co,
2sth Mrs Keegan, 23d Pfuger 4 Co, 1lth
Love, Sth H NJ Whitney. Maui, LIST H
Paris, Waihee. Hawaii, Goth All Siau & All
Ju, Kona, 3Oth Allen and Conway, Kawaihae,
llth G W Akao, Hilo, LIST Kiko Nahakuelua,
Hamakua.
WH0LESALE-Honol End Castle and
Cooke, 10th Marks and Bernard, 18th Grin
baum and Co, 18th Hoffschlaeger Co, goth
J Perry, 10th Mossman and Son, 25th Levers
and Dickson, Sd Chung Hoon, Sd, F A schae-
fer and Co.
WHOLESALE SPIRITS-Honolulu, 18th
E Hoffschlaeger and Co.
0PIUM-Honolulu Goth Along All Chuck.
VICTUALING- Honolulu, 18th Nolte and
Kruger, LIST Loller.
AUCTI0N-Hamakua,H Hawaii, Kaunama-
no. sth.
PLANTATION-Niiha I'd Plantation.
H0RSE-Honolulu, 18th No. "A, Kekuai-
waihe
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Supreme Court---In Probate

In the matter of the proof the Win of Geo.
G. Howe, deceased.
DROPER application having been
L made to the Honorable Alfred S. Hart
well, Justice of the Supreme Court. by Sam1
C. Allen, for probate of the Will of Geo. G.
Howe, late of Honolulu, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons whom it may con-
Germ, that SATURDAY, the 18th day of June
next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, is day
and hour appointed for hearing proof of said
viii, and all objections that may be offered
thereto, at the Court House, in the town of
Honolulu.
L. McoULLY,
Clerk of Supreme Court.
Honolulu, May 81, ls69.-20-3t
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Administrators Notice.

In the matter of the Estate of ANE KE0H0-
KALoLE KAPAAKEA, late of Homo
lulu, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
IN undersigned, Administrator of the above
named Estate, to all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, duly authenti-
Gated, whether secured by mortgage or other
wise, to the undersigned. at his Office in the
Government Building, Honolulu, within six
months from the date of publication of this
notice, and if not so presented they viii be
forever barred.
JNO. 0. DoMINIS,
Administrator.
Honolulu, June LIST, 1S69.-20-3t
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NOTICE.

V'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE KO-
Il HALA Sugar Company. for the election
Of Officers and the transaction Of ether buss-
ness. will be held at the OFFICE OF 5. y.
CASTLE, the Treasurer. on Thursday, the
Sd day of June, At 1 O'clock. P. NJ.
DAN'L SMITH,
1887 Secretary K. $. Co.
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nYSTERS-200 Cases of L. McMurray's
" Celebrated Oysters, received direct from
the packers, and warranted, the best in the
market. For sale by
Is BoLLEs & CO.
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In the matter of the Estate of Paul Jarrett,
minor.
DROPER application having been
Il made to the Honorable Elisha H. Allen,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, by Will
liam Jarrett, Guardian of the aforesaid Paul
Jarrett, fot license to sell certain estate of the
said ward, viz the lease of the land Lualua-
lei, in Waimea, Island of Oahu, and the cat
tie and other stock running on the said land.
Notice is hereby given, that this application,
and all objections thereto, will be heard by
the said Chief Justice at his Chambers, on
THURSDAY, the 10th day of June, A. D.
1869.
L. McCULLY,
Clerk of Supreme Court.
Honolulu, May 81, 1S69.-20-2t
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OF the twenty-six schools which were
reported to the Board Of Education, and
which it is presumed must be the schools,
which have been reported to the A. B. G..
F. NJ, by their agent here-and are re-
ferred to in the extract quoted, as having
been established by Christian parents-for
the proper instruction of their children,
because of the falling off of the public
schools. Six have since suspended for
want of patronage; seven are aided large
ly by the Government; three have been
assumed by the Government, and are
conducted entirely under the direction
of the Board of Education; one belonged
to the Sisters of the Sacred Hearts Or. co.
OF the remaining nine, it is believed,
though this writer is not sure of it, that
two are aided from the district school fund,
and one has suspended.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

men of the Episcopal Church reformed
Catholics) at Honolulu, Lahaina and Wal
luku. and those ladies who help them in
teaching and other good works, are to be
associated with the ungodly men, who
would perpetuate vice and immortality, for
for their own wicked ends" Remember
that all these representations come from
here men here among US, and they alone
are answerable for it. They not only have
misrepresented the state of affairs here,
but they have betrayed their brethren at
home, into error, and then let US ask
whether this is good way to secure and
retain influence over the men, thus ira
duced-or have the Proverbs of Solomon
ceased to be a book, which is to be pre-
sented before the congregation, for it
says-"A soft answer turneth away wrath,
but grievous words stir up anger"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

r EwIs' PRESERVED MEATS
IL An assortment. For sale by
Is B0LLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

uNGHAM BUCRETs-2O Cases, for
Ii sale by [1s] B0LLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

BOSTON FAMILY PORK-In Half
ID and or. bbls. put up expressly for Family
use, and for sale by
IS BOLLEs L co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

OARS-Assorted sizes Best Ash Oars.
" For Sale by ISL B0LLEs 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

DEST GOLDEN GATE FLOUR
II Extra Family, in or. sacks. Bakers Ex-
ira, in or. and hf. sacks. Superhne Flour, in
or. and hf sacks, for sale, in bond or duty
paid, by isl B0LLES 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

DOLLAR q SPERM OIL-In quanti-
i ties to suit, and for sale by
Is BOLLES 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

BOSTON & N. BEDFORD made
ID Manila-ass'd sizes, from in. to Al inch.
For sale, in or out of bond, by
Is BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

dummy BAGS-By the bale or at retail
VI For sale by Isl .BOLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

DLOCKS-Plain and Patent pushed,
ID for sale by ISL BoLLES & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

MANILA CIGARS-0nly few left, Of
IfI those Choice Cigars, which we have been
selling of late isl B0LLES & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

TAR, PITCH, COAL TAR, Bright
Il Varnish, &C., &c.
For sale by ISL B0LLEs & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

MANILA CORDAGE-Four-
WI made expressly to order-assorted sizes
For sale by ISL B0LLES & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-06-02

Thr June IL Mon. June 2s saty July 3Frid July Is
Thr. July p Mon. Aug. 3Satur. Aug 7Frid Aug. %
Thur. Aug 26Tues. Sept IMon. Sep 15Sun. SEPT. Is
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Supreme Court---In Probate.

Honolulu, June LIST, 1sss.-2O-st
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AN UNPUBLISHED HOUSE wANTED-To RENT ro
n two years. location SIDE below Thirtyourl
street preferred Address Clarence, Herald oAice.
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MATRIMONIAL.

rrArpfxouIAr, pupEAU ON THE EUROPEAN
M plnn.--Pares wishing suitable lie comp W.
or without should call and regsssf win
CO., 2i Broadway room No. " All persons anu 's'sH
couudentinllv treated.
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Crt,ARs AM TOBACCO

pAMILLETE DE ARoMA-THK ABOVE ARE AZ
IN knowledged TO be the finest Cigars manpfactured "
Havana and having been contracted BY me- oner fo sA
al wholesale complete assortment 81 the various Sizes asQ
q. W. FABkR, W Beaver street.
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L,OR SALE IN BROOKLYN-Av VERY PLEASANT RES
idence Casson avenue second house north OF Quincy
street. one block from the Greene avenue cars and Dr. p
three in the containing all the modern improvements
Baltimore heater KnckeIbocker range, stationary wash
tubs marble manes throughout cellar cemened and War;
rem gravel roof parors and other rooms decorated and
and doos everything in complete order possession April l.
Price $1 Co., Apply to the only on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

L,OR SALEM NEWARK, N J.-THREE HANDSOME
cottage Houses containing rooms and cellar, gas.
pipes, SC; built in superior good neghborhood
railroad depos immediate possession Price
$500 each. Apply to MuLLIN O'CONNER, 2s3 Broad
street. Newark. N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

TOR sALE-HIaH sTooP HOUSE. 22x45, LOT 100, IN
Hicks street. near Union Brooklyn AL modern improve
mens, In fine order lowest price 650U party ready te
lease Il ii desired at Isl ,oO0 for ave years.
II. X. THURBER Il Co., 173 and 175 Chambers st., N Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-19

TOR SALEM BROOKLYN, HANDSOME TWO
story basement and sub-cear Philadelphia brick House,
new; with gas, water, range, heater, marble nantes,
veranda front size 20xS5xl00; price 3600@ 00J cash.
+. ID. BAILEY, "a Court street. Brooklyn.