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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-01-30


sFTCEDH-JIyC4kr -. I,sg.
r., n- H. e. Na-,ay -- have en- fst-ax euaa.-Iasi
- Fa.ssf.so. I-laary . ~.
Th- mae y--t,n4y pahL-he- en- tni- sar-tle. &c "a
F1, ~brh casD4la .u~ nr-rr-sil= a-as IT, EtI -I-r.
faaH' 20 rnas.es 90 I-s- are sv-u a. fHsEs
$50 -, q -.
%%-isl
Ornrary -,ty nHaa-- - a--ts-
m -vrart. g. rs -asdzsh I,lsnl. 90 10 arr -vsn az
S-is.s31 a<du-t sssssss &C. 80.
Cer evr-rt-t - Ifarslsfu darng I-ss -. 40 1f9. a-afr.t
ys7.Gszm ~.
r. uauii-r q ps-~nz- arrived srnn IN Island. sIs.
AM 'uiy - are r-past-d a. East< IN - th-n4-
III tNl amount - t1nns-- arriving f-um tbe f--sni. va
E@is and Ia trtzif a4arsy smou1sr O. s5ES5, % ony
ahavt Jsss delun r-r ra-
II amouuf a sa.lr ipp0res . gwen a. tsGS5.tI5 pub
~otrs-. sl-< gallon ne- -sy-5- Pounts 4ni Pais-
laSLL-
hur~, ant thrir caE ~ am1aaf-f o. go bb-. sp.mI, I0Lss
hhr ~Aae. Ez's5s - boz 90. s1a-1 n- Hary-
1Le curr-uf 49, g Ming So ue -s.zs-f q Iapz4ry
IN ~-r- . easrs-. Goo sfafa. - Sf.nu~ eitb-. =
-eafs e1rren@y enn-. - t~trnrh~ fran-fr-. I! Y cent
stcAsa-~ su Lruduu. So - t4x h1rLsrsF bis. So at Sc
Nay eHnmerrai baI.. H.assi4.
The saaEtrr-' Iasansn~- caaHB-ay. With attempted %
carry ~ IT, brH~~- -fa.af eaysaI. IA ben eeHu-H-f D.,
"a Caurts O. d-o1ntl1a- suf es-- ~ IT, lf~irs
The Grsef RepHsr~ saa-f 80 yss-tsm1 auf H.u-sau.
January th. vim ssa-Ss ia taasar- ART si--4t ssoe0Ha
nerrhsaa~- ID Sur -Apaf-n' HNr -. hh-- Thsrs
80 s-s shipr-f sF srr- p sVt- 4-i chr C.lfma1 rr-
dirc.
ADl.uss frn ve,,a. ana-r d4fr ~ Janaar, 1t. .t4,e.
hat the Nm.rran Nsrs DsEfrr~s. ~ - Tar~rrr. CsrtJ
a. Joha-t-. s- ~'sa-in ballast. 81 Fort Ta~u-nd. sra
ar a hrHH-s, ran a-trrr an T-esrl'- t-huau~. wh-rs -he
aor r- ~ hr ban e-i- IL B@ffrsrs Es a fn-- -trug
rlrs q - tara. ov--d - y R-~s.ai q 20 fr4a-a-~4.
80 va 6rm-ry 10 a. rhaHaz -rr,e
Th~r- arr no@ 10 ve-sE tallg - 4oirr vsy fr -n
Fnnssco- % th@- % are Orr. fmu frri-1 80 Eastern f-lrt-. .
FIRM fHr rar.~fa Al fHa gHa.f.a H.. Il L. 1870 .
that f~ tEI .magat - fgtr- cs.erteI 90 -zn Fnnrl.es dur
ins the past year wa ss.5oEI9-
Ts Canflrnia STEAMER from New york Er A-piu~au "a
tAs sl-t aifHa, hHd 3o0 Easssz-r- ant 80 t1us fright fr
this Pot.
10 III as-sne. q aay arrivals the -unr nl<rsst rymaia.
nns. and No- I = EostA - cents, With Irfaunuate1t-G So
ofa-r Ersia.
Rer .. also fru az lsst prevsu- qpstatsn-.
tolf n st-ady az I15.
% IA NV E-lfei hos. a 1srIHs G., 81 - Sc -p-rm. an
Al Er wha~.
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sagabonJaer and Jsiraa-. viii 6ud ouEeh-> Of dr-
lIc!pu- bananas alUH = 30 h< band The bananas
and oranges will line ti- fracs~- He can driuS hi
coffee under ihr shsd-~ 90 h. own c"dvr trees by
hi- door D. will smoke Ii own weed. better than
ever gI-~ iu Virginia sui Nhat - NOR. h- Will
vot-Li uWn tax auuu All thi~ abundance.
The Sandwich Islands were the ab0de- Of tat
TODD or painted c1luihal> wLeu the Declaration al:
Independence was made When Jackson was Pres
id-nt tie ISLANDERS wor>hiPprd hideou> blocks and
the humAu-d~yog-inE IRE goddess oi their burning
mountain but Lei,lr Jackson bad closed his ad-
mini>tration thew bad Of their own accord. IL
consequence OF iorr commercial intercourse and
the intelligence 81 Weir great chief. hAIehameha.
destroyed their gods aud temples. broken their
taloo>. and were awakened heIthrns without a re-
ligiou ;hen the missionaries came and translated
the Bible for them and taught them letters. Still
they wore only tau- cloth round their loiuS. and
knew nothing Of. and cared les for. shirts and pam
falcons The first American missionaries were re-
ceived AZ Waikikl. near Honolulu by a naked
princess. fresh from her bath. about forty years
ago. This was q near relative Of the now accom-
plised. pious. and lovely Queen Emma. The son Of
the tatiooeI. brr-chleS> father sits in the halls OF
legislation dressed with Partisan ioppery. and votes
himself lunches. lavender. and stationery. after
trUe American Congressional fashion The daugh-
ter of the stark naked prumenadiug princess of the
last generation moss receives European diplomats
In grand toilette and with the grace oi an Empress
Eugeuie.
These are great aud wonderful contrasts and
changes and Vet it would appear that these favored
and remarkable Islands are TO see sull greater
Their export. with an Increase oflaboT. could read
lily advance from about two millions TO dfiy OF one
hundred millions Of dollars worth Of the most val
liable OF tropical products What i important TO
the white cuigTant. the country i not 100 tropical.
not sultry. hut ~attempered with constant trade
breezes. and the white mans life seems to he pro-
lOnged there under the most favorable conditions.
The Legislature Of the Sandwich Islands has made
an appropriation 10 assist families Of emigrInts
aud colonists to reach the islands. The Govern
ment no longer desires or encourages the introduc-
ton Of coolies or bonded laborers. The emigraut
must be free to choose his occupation and his EN-
when he s-ts foo; in the dominions of the
King Kamehameha.
Is this statement, or rather misstatement, of
facts Issost favorable to the desired treaty,-or
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Our Answer.

"NaauaO. IN the correspondence of the Gov
ernment PAPER. uses the following language:
Now, let me ask, what i 10 be done to promote
this education? VIII wrInglins with the proper
authorities, who are required by the laws 20 see that
all i done 10 promote education. help the cause
Will the bigUiry and misunderstanding If those who
make il u point 10 dispute cautiously on everything
advance u: Or will aTicably pulling together, and
euieavOring 20 devise means TO advance the desired
object, be the best for the public gcod;"
ID yOu-the Powers that be-wish 70 know
why we cannot amicably pull together? We can
tell you in n very few words-frst illustrating by
an example.
In a small and somewhat remote District of
this Kingdom, where men are scarce a few
years ago the care of the schOol-funds was in the
hands Of enc Of the American missionaries. y
quiet, working man, who loves this people AZ he
loves hs Own soul,-a man who years ago, when
assisting the people To obtain Government lands
by purchase, refused 10 take the slightest amount
Of Iay by way Of commission or otherwise. or To
possess himself Of 4 single acre.-a man who
most thoroughly believes in the prccePt Fear
God and honor the kins,"-this man was the
school superintendent. You took from him the
Office without the slightest explanation, and offered
tive Will mt say 10 whOm-fOr reasons best
known to yourselves. We know the reason.
You Late tie principles that such men represent.
Tie same thing, or what was virtually the
same in spirit and motive, was done throughout
tine Islands. IL j. not the change in itself
changes must DC made-that we resent. but it is
the spirit that prompted the policy of the Gov
ernment-this spirit Of deep hatred toward free
institutions-that We recognize as an enemy.
The late veto Of the Bill providing for giving the
people = voice in the chJic. Of teachers and man
agenent Of schools. shows the Aclf-san,e spirit as
-tiil ~animating tie Government. The words of
one Of the Board or Elucation-..Y You and | can
never agree" were undeniably true. -, instead
Of building up amy false peace, we shall - fight it
out On that line" and shall sec ouT principles vie
tDriJu-. II We don't our successJrs will.
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Ts@ aueran -ab- = s@sls, b IN Era=a, from Lou.iou, Al
adans a Usss~rs, p The principal went q tn week, aDt~r
th- keet. The .e open~i ou "Wednesday, AMI during th=
Ssy, c0-kery. hanivar-- beer, wHa0s and spint-. and sroeer-.
w-s disposed O. Gu Th1Fsayf hasizar- ad sabil-ry
were offered. Nnd 90 FrsIay, dry g~l- and cB1thlag. ~-re
t@ principal TINS on sale. The batne- viii b. offered 90
Tuesday neat The slb-, we're wen ATTENDED and the gpsi-
offered Wer- -att- NJ hhtiiHg in vas allowed aHd it. effect
upon the auience was soon rru4lFs@i- -1me b- were ut
duplicated The gnocefie- wvfr ia prim~ e.ui;iau AL well
.-Iectof- Take if a. 81 al it vas ths Evesst sale We have
attended n some maath-. SE. wHa-r b. h-t winning a first
ea-s p siuon a. aurtiln salesman ami h- patience AMI urban
icy MAKE him very popular
Ths bark n q. sfarray. B-nnsu. Na-tsr. arrived GA sat
anLsy last, with a far Hst q passenger. AMI q pod freight list
The bark Coat, Abhou. Mister, -aBsi oH Tuesday. with
flartsgn pa--engsrs ami . fH cargo consisting principally Of
sugar -mi salt.
TIE barb Norfses1o, Captain jeremiah Pots, -slrd 90
TEar-iay fr -aLa Gfp-rna-aau j. ohetin~d 81 viii q %
saine Il not on "a whaling AMI trailing yayag~.
IN btrs ~. q. Mfrosg - bn.fag. bat Wu Mt -ave hr
an Frtncl.rs ulgI zner the e4hns q tie hfiS.
VEN BEDFORD on. HdREET-Werk ending Dec. eth
-rEHs OtE-CasHau-s quiet, the only sale bring two par
~rhs amounting O. 100 bbif, o. u uutruAtcfrrrr. Ca private
terms. o. Ncw NoFk. a parcel q so hh4. I-t LANDED, amd
b-i0ueinN o. parties here. Eas sGl SIS cvpert at 81 %
WmNLE OtG-Tne hrst sale 90 sa4r u-eEs h1 th.s market
49, b-eu MADE -insso sr last a parcel q so bbs- North-rn,
pnopartuuz a q strgA O. a nttnutartuf-fs ga private terms,
lat ulu-rst~-t 1t about 81.
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I. EXPORTS
PN~~ENGER~.

FoH St~ FHVNctssu-Psr Caul~t. tannary 81 Peas. .
Fnucr- C~org-. wiz lnI . chisirru. M W Gtr-a- " PrlxA-
VIM DYKE. v lillian -prat, John Gage. > u uaarlas. William
Parker amt son, CAPT Nyv-tI
Faa srrKs-Fcr NguHcviIo. Jan 81 u u5ss.an, " q
Ftulnn-A
TRou -Sv FRSSctsco-Fyr u. q. Murray. Jlur1ry @Ll-
Nr~ capt Cayarly. . esLfrsu anil -srvtlg Mr. Fuller. Mis. VI
FhHup-. Ni-- n burns, N. 1taeftrl1nr, Nr and Mr. Nh
Camp1er. Misses o. and " Campbell. Masters . and " aud
= Campbell, : y -u-tttrt, " a Gurt~-. capt Zs-uhiu. ? "
wundrubcrs. . Tauoe&, a Ctl4bs, : " Ioamauu, D Crosur,
IlrA-gt
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Morrow EsCtFFs The schooner -feirs. while at
tAs KohaII. Hawaii. hlnd-ns- Let her anchors anil
chains. The schooner -AqHis met With a narrow g.
cape from wreck while AZ tie kaupakuea huiing-
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IDAHO AND MONTANA.
WILL RUN REGULARLY
Between Honolulu and San Francisco
BY the following Schedule of T5me.
ARRIVALS.
HONOLULU.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on ALL SHIPMEyTs
PER STEINER.

LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE on ALL sHIPNEyIs
PEI STEAMER.
Cargo for San Francisco will be received az all times in the
Steamers Warehouse and receipts for the same given by The
Undersigned. No charge for Storage OF Carriage.
Fire risks in Warehouse not taken 10y Ihe Company.
Insurance guaranteed at lower rates than by sailing vessels
Particular care taken OF shipments Of Fruit
All orders for Goods. to be purchased ia San Francisco. vii
be received and filed by return OF steamer.
RATES OF PASSAGE gIDTCED.
Cabin, $50 Steerage. = $50
~ Shipments from Europe and the United States. iniesf3
for these Islands, viii be received by the Company in San
Francisco, If consigned 10 them, and te hrwsried by their
Steamers to Honolulu, free Of charge, except actual outlay.
IL Passengers are requested to take their Tickets before u
O'Clock on the date OF sailing. and 20 procure their Passports.
All Bills against the steamers must be presented befre 9
O'Clock on the day Of sailing, or they will have to lay over til
the return Of the steamer for settlement.
65 H. HACkFELD Il CO., Agents.
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Qr1cx P,-stGE-Tbe bark j. -. Ssarsr. which
sailed hence for san francisco on the ri Il DCcem-
Der. arrived vt that port on the 9Th II January. after
a passagr of sixteen days.
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The remarkable tissue Or Inis-tatement-
which we insert below, was clipped from a New
York paper, u the best Of our knowledge from the
Tm,es. Before Captain cibson left here lac in-
formed IL that he was going t. Washington, under
Instructions from this Government, u assis; the
friends Of the reciprocity treaty in presenting 1t
% the favorable confederation of members Of Con-
gre-s that lac was al-j on q mission for the pur-
pIse of procuring immigrants, and should prob
ably visit the East Indics. lie also stated to IL
that hc should urge SIutherncrs u settle here
that rincc tine new order "f thing in the United
States, he was personally acquainted with many
who would be glad to make a home abroad.
IL seems that le not only told III the object Of
hs mission, bat he also called upon the editor Of
tile New York SUI, and, to u-c tie editors own
language, &. Captain Gibson visits thi- country
not only % -cc hi- relatives once again, but al-o
a. an agent Or tic S,udwIch Islands, To- cudcIyor
a. procure the ratification of tie reciprocity treaty
which Mr.. seward submitted To- the Senate at it,
lat se--irn. Having discharged TIL. duty, hc
PruI.-cs To- sail for Singapore, with a view of
there engaging laborcr- to eruisrttc t. the sand
wich Islands, at the Government expense. How
dOes this last sentence tally with the statement
given below. that e the Government no longer
desires or encourages the introduction Of cpolics
or BONDED LtburcrS.' What can De thought uf
a ministry who could instruct an agent to the
end that such statements ~ the following should
be published? We are reminded Of the old adagc.
e. BirI- or a feather 1v-k together"
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IMPORTED srocK-By the -. q. -vvT'ay from
san Francisco. four carriage horses were imported
One Of the animals is a fine large mare. bTel from
-ome Of the best stock in California
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DEPARTURES

Jan. 21--rhr Pnnsr. Hsrr-an. - Hssaf.
"a SIR Nartta. O. rru. 81 Haqsai4
Eta-rhr ffrufn 'nw.tt. 90 Naui.
GI--rhr ffHrLr. NtAl. nf hInft
ss--rnr k1aaslr. Fountain. 80 Wat.-ai
s@-rhr Wsrsirk. - taclt-
.--shr p-saas. Er Nsui-
4G-Nm ~ Casust 2. Nhh0tt. fr IAN TranTtsF1-
eG--thr ksts D.. Cam. So N4uA
aF-rshr ~ NJ. Fa1~rs. 90 N4ua
af--rhr kin4u. 80 NauL
sH--rhr N~tur N~uu. Lambert. GO ktusL
Xiv NFfgs. Cffuf y. &c Man.
H-Nns on o. Nauts~iFr pert. 90 -tt.a
~-Erhr Mary. 80 Man
@--E~hr F1ry gfn~u. So Hsasa
=4--yhr Ma KrikL f~r Waui
.u=-rhr " ruruE ts A. Nufsre. Ef Nam
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E'Ois RENT.

IL TWO NTEN IO-
GATED near town. AMI suitable iuT - -r-is gentleman.
IL su t- ,ifsHu-l on mei-rlt- terms. Inquire 81
lX- =. 81. u.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
az

ARRIVALS.
Ism @l-Nn ~ y Nu-1y, B~nnstt, IS day- F1n san
EEuslacu-
EJ--chr ~ Mi. Po~ers, f1n Naut-
El=S~hr Marv. from Naut
Ef--rLr N~f -. Cn1nav. from Hawaii
Ef-<-hr Eafr Le-, Cun~. tau Maui
gJ--rhr Neftir MrrflI. Lambert, ff1m kauat
zs-<rhr WarWirk. irons NauEaL
.6--rhr Faiy Quara. from ktafi.
gT--clr k9ua Pa~E~t. Narrhsuf from Hawaii
r--shr Hattie. Ma. firm kautA
- -rhr MDt Eeikl from TauA-
=-Srhr MInuaAtxa rum Nan.
~--rhr Nuuh~. Batsast. hant Hawaii.
uU--chr Eaulsia. Iountsne. fnuu Nfut.Ati
s1--~hr WsrFtcs. fam NtatpksL
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AccIptSr-On wcinesisy night. a Cbipam1n tell
into the hold Of the bark PeraoH and sustained 81
81 sus injuries.
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sssP-' Mails
FoE -sv TaAScfsso-rrr .tmr Lisha. February cth.
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FTgRDH.JGygEkI 80. 80,
~ u~ H. O. Marras o. have ,- Estaax euaa.-fesi
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q m 8

a~if'a 'ao-.a aseHne to 81 - G'-rsrm. aai
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- \ local paper l. continually representing that
this island i suffering for want of rain. \ rain
gauge in Nuuanu Valley has marked eighteen inches
Of rain the past three months, and a letter from the
north end Of the island reports fine rains.
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- The crew of the American bark Vernon hav-
ing protested at the United States Consulate against
going to sea in the bark in her present leaky condi-
ton, she has been surveyed and will undergo thor
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MAsoSIc.-The regular monthly meeting of Hawai-
ian Lodge No. ~, +. and 4. NJ, will be held at the
Lodge Room in Makee's building on Monday evening,
February !.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-21
A Mystery.

1t Is Fa>mystery to most people how
n combination Of medicines put. up Under ono
nn,nc can hnvo sufficient curative powers to
curs M many difFarnnt' diseasos. and "n'i The
very ls.s, Of remedies nra discnrded "r otuni;
cd IN hu,nbus+ btcause thoy IRE teeom'
,n.ndcL 70 cure -, rnnny complaints. TINS ny.
,noncluturc OF dls.'a.OsS would seein toamp'S
somc csscn,!ul difference between the aise"'c
thus distinguished. whorcax they arc really ono
and tho Same disease, nstely differing by tho
",n.,rmt NJ ,nnnrnmntIontor Irritation IN ono
ovan rutbcr than tho othOr. For instNncc,
from torpid sts.o of tho.Liverwo have hoy, Jaun-
dice, Nervous and Sick Hoadadhe, Dilion: Fe'
ver, Dyspepsia. Fever aud Asue' Consultation
Neuralgia and Innumcrnblo complaints under
hlxh.soundinx names. oil arising from ,.' disor.
dcred s,otc OF tho Liver. Hence. wc say, inv!8o-
rate TIM, important organs purSe, out tho vile
accumulation with Robuck'a Blood Pills, nnd
once restored to vigor, ti.kn Robnck's Blood
Purifier or Stomach Bltters to3Eeep 1t perform.
Ing Its regular functions, ond3you will be no
longer troubled with these mahy ailments. J
ii Rogers, agent. h;;A -
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. COMMUNICATED.
Republican Local Editor har" up
., A., c,llowinp in the last

NOTICE the following in the last
issue OF the Kannwha RcpuoHeah:
'w.,,,.,,,. >. rive were Informed by, q
,,Lnr ~ tl,,. Council Sornc time since tiGtt tns
Wrrnr,i,.r hnd been directed 70 iurniSh H VIZ
amy or the proceedings or thht ooHS: 81, ~ ii ~.
n,it,:: l.ulv knows u dOcumrnt OF thut kinu INV"
~ 49, L..n srru In our Oincc. Where IL II:
Now Mr.. Editor. will try and show tho He-
-,.,,.,n ,vh,r. II Is The fnctS arc these: your
,,,,I editor has been coming TO the ONCE ana
,,,,,,,y for himself copy of the proceedings OF
,,,. council, which III" Rep"h'icdh hns never
dame. Ih,rs the editor Of the Rc1hbtcd" think
u,,, h ,nu 81, In his oilcr and get NIL the news.
-, ,Io,,s IA. expect the people Ia come 10 nm
u,,h ~ and u,Ii ~ u flvor To have mnitcr pup
ush,d TINT would mike his paper more inter-
,.,lur: II ~, he viii miss II ~ fur w III" He'
rorL,.r OF the town Il concerned.
wu, not present when TINT important oru"r
yus uu.,.: but az the next meeting explained
nm. ,uutt,r to the Council. nnd told them thnt
x,,, c,uc To the office ynursrlf and got the pro.
r,,.lin.>-,hut I did not furnish them to YOU.
The Council ut once rccn'lcd the ORDER ana
they, the Council. SAY TINT they understood
Tim, the Journal should hc shown tn" editions
when they come for the observation-disclosures
and not copied AMI presented 10 them by the
lsrcor,cr.
I told the Council IL they wanted nc To copy
and take TO the office Of the Rrp"d'ir"n, TINT
which the editor Of the JorKSAL came to The
Office and copied himself. that would not 40
Il, brc,,l,sc II would be- lavurins one paper more
than the other. ThV>c nrc the facts. Now. II
the Rrruhiicnn wants To know "whrrc 1t Is.
let him come 10 my Ollie" and | will show him.
q. II. PORTER. Rec"Ittrr.
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Posi- OFFICE CHANGE.-Dr. l.. L..
C"mS,"ck has been Supplan,c'l by John ".
tracraf,. Esq, rs Postmaster ut this place.
Although the change has been made 10y gov
eminent authorities. We can say for the Doc.
tor that in rc,irn: from his position nc car
ric> with HIM the universal good will Of our
citizens ~ having discharged his duties hon.
orably AMI yentlcnaniy. We do not know
any reasons for his removal. but can say
however that it was not from any change in
politics by him, rs he is the same to-day
tina, he WAS when appointed two years ago
We feel satisfied that our friend Capt. Cra-
craft will discharge the new duties devolvlnS
upon him us Postmaster to the entire salts
faction Of the public.
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Notice To EHrnurrnirm AMT C0nntrU M"r-
rhuufs.-Ws would inform furnacculrn aud Merchants
generally that have Increased our facilities \" n' "
accommodate our largely Increased business. Hd viii
continue T." keep full and wei" selected s"rS Of Gr"'
ccric- Having tl,- samr advantages ~ Cincinnati
h"l>rs in rurrha,ng IN the Last, our prices vi" COM
mar, CN.r,lv will. their; AMI we will make 1t the
i.,.r.., OF buyers To examine ,t"ck hrl"rc pur
slug elsewhere. Prompt attention will h" given III
,rr, rent to u> dcei ar through ,rar"lng agents
C. 4. 81. DAMARIN CO..
Nos. .J5 nmd so Front STREET.
az Toyt.uouih a.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-21

The Circuit Court adjourned on last
Friday evening, after trunsactins much
larger amount Of business than usual. JudS"
Brown. by his prompt and decisive way OF
doing business. gained the respect and ADM.
ration Of both bar and suitors. The last few
days Of the Court wcrc principally devoted to
the trinl Of the cause Of Quarter, Martin,
&c. Is, John D. Lewis, case involving quite
largo sum Of money. The Jury rendered
verdict for plaintiffs, which wax set aside
by the Cour, and new trial granted. The
term vas a long and tircsomc ono and now
that it has closed VIC hope our legal friends
may have an opportunity to rest and enjoy
the approach Of spring.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-21

WALL PAPER.-Tho place to buy
wall paper at the BEST bargains is at Moore
& Bros Book Store. A new lot has just
been opened. Call and see and price it DO
lore buying.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-21

We direct the attention Of our read
erS to the advertisement Of NJ. Kaufman, to
be found in another column. This gentleman
has got large stock of the very best and
latest styles Of goods suitable for spring and
summer, and We advise our friends TO call in
aud see him, We know they will find him n
very clever gentleman.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-21
Council Proceedings,

TurI>n>r. April Eth. ls".
Council met PURSUANT To adjournment.
Ills honor, Mayor Williams. presiding.
Th" following members oT the Council w"r"
pr'Srht:
M">sr.. Ritter. Crucrart. Slnrli Gates. nnd Jnr.
rrtI.
The protrrliu., al the last nIcctinS wcr" read
and adopted.
On motion, the following accounts were al.
lowed mnd ordered 70 be certified for payment.
tO-wit:
John Harvey. for l.nInp-l">iS.. ,........ $i2 w
Humphrey Allen, for moving Mrs. Eden. w
Win. Jenkins. !"r hauling lumber. ....... ~
ON motion. th" Mayor was authorized to EN-.
plny suitable PERSON to light ia" street lamps.
and make report. Sc.
Tie Council then adjourned.