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Evening star., 1869-03-11

~N>- .@Ak.sssssssss ss.~s.ss.SlsoOV.UOt
OFFICERS:
VLA6k, Philsdelphia, President
81 OvUhE, Chairman Finance aud Exeeutis.
RkNRT D. COOKE. Washington. Vic. pre.i
MiRsoN ". PEEr. Ph,l.dslph,., s.cr.,.,
p.sTURNER. Washington, A..,.,.p, s.crs,.-,
fRAAOIs Q. SMITH. NJ D.. Medical ot Direotor'
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J.. X. BARNES, Surgeon General Untted stat
r. Hos%ffs.n os,st Medical p.,.r,n.,
d. W. BLISS, n. D, wsshinstsn.
TIE sdysntases onsfed py th,. Com,.ny
al ~ SoN nsaonsi Sompsny, chartered By speci,!
A paid mp capital Of 81 900 CO.
II Offers low rates Of premium.
IL furnishes larger insurance than other oon
Danies for the same money.
IT'S definite and certain In it's terms.
10 home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment
. Iners are no unnecessary restrictions in the pol
Every policy 10 non -forfeitable.
. Policiss may be taken which pay 20 the fnsu re-
their full amount and return ell the premiu %. o.
that the Insurance. costa only the decrease on tns
Policies viii be issued that viii pay to the "a.
e.red during life an annual income Of one tenth
the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate 10 charged for risks upon thelives
II insures not 70 secure dividends, but st 90 lov
cost that dfyfdends will be imkoesible.
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EvERY
ties for such agencies, with suit able torsement
shsuld be addressed to the Company6 Genera
Agents only IN their respective districts
on application st the once OF the oomDan IN thi
o1ty.
Evening star., 1869-03-11
LOG AL n + W s.
Amusements, &c, Tonight.

Amusements, &c. To- Night.
NATIONAL THEArKR-GHumpty Dumptyn
and the Gregory Pantomine Troupe.
WALL'sOPERA HoC=E-Laure Ke-ne's Ne "
York Company in " Our American Cousin"
CANTERBURY HALL.-MOns. Weithofs Bal
let Troupe and Other attractions.
PROF. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3O4 Psnusyl-
yania avenue.
YoUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
BUILDISs, 9th and ID streets. Exhibit,on of
Paintings.
ExBIBITIoN BIT THE RYLAND CHAPEL Sun
Az SCHoeL, al the Church, corner 10th and ID
treets, Island.
MCkKNDREE ECHAPRL--Public meeting Sons
of Temperance.
Evening star., 1869-03-11

THE NEW PANTOMIMR at the Canterbury
The Magic Trumpet" is the principal attrac-
tion, but Forbes, the famous singer, and the
full ballet corps in the Can-cau are equally
popular.
Evening star., 1869-03-11


Aaryman or Council wing of the Republican
party Of the Fifth Ward held meeting on
carroll Hill last evening. for the seini-annual
election of officsrs-E. Atkinson in the char;
H. Searle, Secretary. A scene of confusion
was al once commenced. an atemp- TO speak
being made by VIM II. Brown, of the Mary
man wing MIR. j. l. Gatchell objected, as Mr.
Brown was not a member OF the club. Mr.
Brown claimed the night TO speak as a member
Of the Republican party. If good men were
nominated, he would support them. Mr.
GateheIl renewed his Objection. and charged
the President with derehction of duty IN not
enforcing the rules of the club Mr. Brown
said tnat If Mr.. Maryman had been asked 10
Withdraw, De would have done so. Mr.. Atkn-
son asked II Mr.. Maryman had not been threat.
ened that be would be shot II he withdrev
MI Brown said If such was the case be
knew nothing OF il. MIR. GatcheIl here
len the room disguised with the proceedings.
MI Atkinson then explained the difficulties
between the two rIval clubs Of the ward Mr.
Brown, OF the Mary man wing, asked If Com
missioner Barnes was not making political
slaves by refusing work 10 men unless they
yes Mr.. Atkinson denounced any such
action on the part OF Mr.. Barnes. ID. r. Parker,
OF the Marym wing. proposed that this club
adjourn, and that the Maryman wing would
do the same thing at their meeting to-night
and that the Republican citizens OF the ward
meet AZ ssme stated time and elect officers for a
united club. Mr.. Willlam Marshall was in
favor ofesch club electing rs wn officers He
did no; care II there was a split in the ward
Mr.. Barnes said that certain remarks made
about him We're malicious falsenoods. Messrs
w. II. Brown, D X. Parker, Z Atkinson, Nc
knight, W q. Marshall, Reed. and Others,
here catecDised Mr.. Barnes, charging him,
among other things. with employing Demo.
Gratis instead of Republicans; with using
Corporation property TO improve his own
plsce, and with going out Of the ward
70 get Democrats TO put in employment
Alter great confusion, Mr.. Barnes was allowed
10 explain He said that he employed Demo.
crats because he could get no wnite Rapu,ll-
cans 70 do the work. Besides, ne thought be
could make some converts t. the party bv
patronage He ALWAYS favored the days work
system, and was opposed 10 having the work
given out by contract. He had taken of his
own carts 10 allow the employment OF those of
workingmen- He was doing all he Could for
the party, regardless of his own interests and
II ne was let alone he would carry the ward i'm
the next election by one hundred majority
Ii Barnes was frequently interrupted, ana
was unable to finish his explanation. The
meeting then adjourned without electing Of
fcers.
Evening star., 1869-03-11

"FLOR DE MAYOn
ssFLOR DE MAYO"
4 NEW PERFUME FOB THE HANDKEE-
GTRiaE TRhGElENXGSp lENXGSpisITE. DELICATE, LASTING
PHALON SON, New xork.
je Sly Sold By all Druggists
Evening star., 1869-03-11

TAKE NOTICE.
The name O. JEWELL, and also the quality,
10 stamped on every bar.
ASK your grocer Tor any OF toeoe, and be SURF you
get then, and take no other.
HsnSfSetory.soOa and S02 @ stree, north be-
tween eth and sth, Washingtou. W a. fe AZ
Evening star., 1869-03-11
"FLOR DE Mayo

PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP'
for the T0ILET NuR RSERY and BATH will DC
chap the bkIN. Price 23 cents per cake.
Evening star., 1869-03-11

e.. +. Wild. formerly Tuner of<
xs.e xH;Ss S}.s ssa Sos soSs:Srsssly q i'si. 7r
me. . Piase Store, ls5 18th street, between p.
ev:e1e - street. ctill dive especial sftsntio,
sSasa; - Ser sale. Pianos for sslc, reGt. or eI
s - I-ly
Evening star., 1869-03-11
INSURANCE.

LEwIs JOHNSON 4 Co,
BANKERs,
PINNsfLVANIA AvRNUE, CoRNKR 10TH
STREET.
. pEALERs
pOMBeTIC AND FOREIGN IXsHAyGB.
Gcvernment and Corporation Bonds bought and
An other Marketable securi,ie. sold or bough.
on conlm1eson fe l1-tf
eUp B. PH.LPs. VS. oLMsrEAp
osos' Secretary.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE uysUR,
ANCB COMPANY
HARfFORD, CONN.
Assets over
TWENTY FIVE MILLION DGLARs.
oDOR0I y. MARBLE, AGENT,
Federal Bieck, Rsom y,
ODposits Post once Repartme,.,
oc S-n Corner 7th and stI eets
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF rHl
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WARRINGTON, ID. c.,
chartered By Special Act Of Congress, Ap.
proved Jsly Is, 1868.
CASH cAPIfAL...........-. 900, 90,
Evening star., 1869-03-11

- NEW YORK ClTS SOAP,
.. CREMlCAL OLIVE SOAP,
LAUNDRY SOAP,
FAMILY SOAP,
Are brandsof . superior quality, and are guar
anteed to give erfect sstisfscsion.
Evening star., 1869-03-11
TO THOSE WHO srEK HEALTH

There l. rot y man. woman. or chile however
wssted by disesse, II theiB systems ar s;ill iu
cobditsn 20 receive ncurishmeut. aud their
LUNGS, LIVER kIDSEHs sui other vital o.
Esf- not wasted teyo-s the process Of rapAi-
81 capable OF susta'nitg the -trarHttrs process ~
RApwAY'S
Evening star., 1869-03-11
NEW FACTS IN rRE THEORY orLrF
DR.. RADwAy's
sARSAPARILLIaN RESoLvR<r

Establishes o New Theory of Cure, aad Prolsr,
Human Ehi.tence.
Evening star., 1869-03-11

Let every woman versine on this critical period
prepare their systems 9th Radvays eafsaps-
ceased that feel sick erinG from ee1i oreanio
or neryous diseage, take the esARSAPARlLLIAN
kke0Lv1Nf. aided az bowels are irrogular) vish
RADwAYg PILLe. and they vim ENJOY such :
high STATE Of health that viii then long fe
ALL FRnALB pIHPIcULrus,
1etention Of the Cstsnenia, throash Sll tae
rosblss and dissasss Of the womb, Ussrus, blsd.
sss:is ssss i.s Iss 81 s5.:.S
!. ssa ssi * s'f:.s f:as .,.s, ssss
aSa q SSkn1ss essSiisi 70 the yIHALI IN, are
fs:SI..:!asi!.s, =, .s:. s..:a :sssIis..I :ss.i
- Sf. kSaHeZs nsv medical Pu ublicstioa oaIIsd
so1 ~ Is, sna br: ksAveys p Alneaae
Ynoe o. 1ADIAny eArsaDaxillisn RssoivsSf 0i
Rss SS1s ssS = bSSs pSssss Tor o g 9, nsssn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

We hear that an Embassy is shortly to
leave for Hawaii, In charge of which will be
Tersshima Tozo and Westminster for For
eigu Affairs. We have never been able 10
comprehend the object of the unenlightened
opposition TO freer intercourse between ia
pan and Hawaii, manifested in quarters
where we should have expected greater lib
erality. Japan has as good 4 right to make
treaty with Hawaii, and TO inaugurate a
trade with that country as any of the great
Western Powers had TO make treaties with
japan; and certainly she Is likely to derive
more benefit from such Intercourse with a
kindred race than she has as vet received
from ourselves. We shall watch the progress
OF the mission with interest, and trust It will
successfully achieve its object of bringing
both countries more closely together-Jd-
pan Times, June %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

GANBLNs--Last Sunday, the police made
= descent on lot of nine Chinese, who were
shut up IN a house, engaged in gambling.
The whole nine were secured and taken 20
the Station House, where eight were admit
ted to bail in the amount Of ten dollars each.
The ninth, however, was unable to raise the
smoant Of bail On Monday morning he
was srrzigred in the Police Court and fined
ten dollars and costs Having neither money
or friends TO get him out Of his Psakie, he hss
been put into SAT- ST NosnAluA, for preserTA-
ton for tine The other eight gamblers
very wisely forfeited their bail By not making
an appearance in Court At the time when
the police surprised the party at their ''iittle
game, there was DO money on the table,
the gamblers being TOO shrevd to allow that,
but = large quantity Of counters were
seized A small white shell represented $
real, larger one quarter, and 50 on
We hear that yesterday. the Polies
pouneed on lot Ct about dozen beat boys,
Who II quiet ring On Ons Of the Sh=rTes,
were deeply engrOssed IN = game Of cards
There bsizg ne money found, and II not
being Sunday. they we're al discharged.
There i b1t little doubt that they we're .etz-
ally grabbing. bat they we're quick AID
eunrirg enough to conceal the trace Of their
phi -rai-af. In these EsAgnatiOn tines, the
beat boys do Little else bat sleep and play
cards.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11
COMMERCIAL.
BoS0LUIr. AU6UST II. lsss.

huNtLN IL ANh - H. ~
The Ak. bark D. c. Nsrray .-rirea q the
81. Sunday. Il days passage frOa San FRA
eizso. The nsvs b-01ght o. her Vas antiei-
patea by the arrival q the Steamer IaAh0.
the Sunday r-rvious-
The Idabo s.iles On Sa;u-3y. Aus. :. a; :
F.r.. visa fan e2rgO Ct rsodues and pass
eneers 65r san Frzneiseo. Hsrostsz-d e4-so
vii b f-und II the sxPc-t column
ne Ethau Allsu Is loaded. and I'll sal f.r
San Fraueisee this day. she has valasbls
e.rso Of Island p-0.lRes. consisting e SsrSr.
Molzssss, dc. &c
We see By adrsrsisS2eni that the An ship
King PAllip VII b sgl3 >: PubEe Aresisa ea
Friday. Ass. ls,h- We unaerstAni The vessel
has bssa ahzuionss - The Underwriters, f0r
whose aeeouut she VII BE sod
ne Hawaiian Bark K " Wed has bseu
withdrzuu frou the VsyHes 70 Brs2eu. fs-
WIKI psrs she Lsa a fzn eArro ssezg~3.
We have act heard ksr present destination.
Msss-s. Adams w1Ss- holds. this day
ard to-Eorr0E, large Aretion sale AZ the
store q Msssrs- II. Hsckfsli 1 Co, Of rev
ard desirable staple saa fancy geods, &c,
receutly Imported per r " Wed. .. c.
Moray. and o;hsr arrivals Terms e sac
are literal. 10 vhieh the attention &C dealers
i invited
ExczASsE--We guots the fsLlsvisg rates
q Exrharre between Yekohs-Ha and EsrVPs
and China frsz the .1-pas Gu=e-is, q June IL
Lordon. rs Bank Dr1fs. Is ID q As sd
Gas 4s- stG- g IL ID
1ns CreSits ss. I'D
SINS Is. I'D
Paris, ms Bank. 5-76-
sus 5.Tg.
ShzuEhzi. Bank Drsfls. -. Nominal
70 y Msrvh'tx' Bills. ISL. ncn-
H0agkgug. 10 Is Bank Dr3fts. Il Ise;- diset-
10 Is Msrrh'ts Balls. d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

But this We will say, tina, there Is not q
party or the materials for par,y,-earely,
We should think. even group Of individuals.
prepared 10 20 beyond this. There Is not
the party or the ghost Of u party that would
Is much as ecaSiarr the question Of apollo
giking for our recognition Of the eelligrvnt
rights Of the South, There Is not In all prob
aeilitysin any society OF Engiishmen, bow
eVsf Northern in feeling. even man here
and there, who would hear Of such PROPOSE
ton as our paying as gssnNii damages any
proportion, however small, Of the cost Of
the American war, on the ground that BY
recognising the South we gave substance
and hope 10 the rebellion, or on any other
ground which Ingenious Senators may here
after devise, without Indignation, or who
would no; az once advise war. with all its
horrors, rather than submit 20 dictation so
preposterons We do not douot-we speak,
As We need hardly say. without any private
communication with Mr.. Bright-thst Mr.
Bright himself would resist such terms as
Mr., Sumner proposes and General Grant Is
said 10 approve, with positive scorn,-that
even be, Quaker statesman, wonld rather
keep silent than propose 20 avert war by any
compromise 50 disgrscefnl We believe that
the people of the United States ought to
know our true minds on this matter. We
sre~sure that they can trust Us at least for
honesty, moderation, and Il hearty sympathy
with their great cause in the late civil war
And We tell them emphatieally that no war
ever entered upon by England would be
more popular, more heartily waged, more
tenaeiously prolonged, than war to resist
what We should rcgard as piece of pure
dietaiorial arrogance on the part OF the Union,
adapted aud intended either 10 humiliate
England, or TO acquire Canada, or for both
purposes in one. II the United States wish
for such wsr,-whieh We sincerely aud
heartily diSbelieve,-they have only 10 de-
mand reparation on the general principles Of
Mr. Summers speech, and they would meet
with blank refusal, which they could not
with dignity accept; and the end could hard
~ be anything but war, and a war. moreover,
in which England would be united as one
man,-in which there would not be a disseu-
tent party, hardly dissentient voice. The
United States ought at least to know this.
Spectator.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

FIFE pE NAroIEoN-On the occasion OF
tbs return o. the Anniversary Of the Fete Of
Il n the Emperor OF the French, : solemn
Te Deum viii Be sung at II o'clock A N.
on Sunday ueNt, the 18Th inst, in the Ro-
mAa C4ib0lie Cs,hedzc2 Special seats will
b reserved sezr the Altar o. the Church for
II. Il Msies,y's Ministers, and other oaiee-s
q His Government, and for the Representa-
tives Of the Diplomatic ard Consulzr Corps.
Monsieur BsliieR. Il I Ms Consul ard
Commissioner, vii be happy 10 receive, az
his residence On Emma street. between the
hours Of y N, ard ? P. NJ, such OF his
eOuutymer, and other persons, a. nay call
on hin. on the occasion OF this Auniversarv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

Rev. Z C. BIssEL-By the D. C. Murray,
or the Sch inst, Se notice the arrival Of the
aboye-uamed gentleman and his lady We
learn that the Fort Street Church snd So
ciety have secured the services Of this gen
tleuan as stated supply Of the pulpit Of that
church for AZ least year. Mr. Bissen hsz
been, for several years, Pastor Of the Green
Street Church, San Francisco, and comes
snoug Is with high reputation for earnest
ness, zsal and discretion IS Pastor. Mr. B.
viii preach next Sabbath morning and even
ing ST Fort Street Church We welcome
him cordially to his new field Of labor in our
community.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11
PASSENGERS.

FVE sax FzAScrsc0. Per Idzhc, August T--IIcn
Il Aneu. Wifs- chiltrsn servant. ? Mkkss. Dr
; : Mc5reu. Louts K M-lirvv, Ichu Z PSty, J1h1
A Hassin--sr. " { Pa-ks. Mel-uss. MrS A 2 Cart
~rizht. Brucs CErtwrizht, : SteUalI D Foster. Pc
ter Jck-s1e. { 2 Butcher-
FE1n St1 FEtNc1so1. per p { murray. AuE-st s.
Nrs uEshln3s 4 So NJ g W HE-r. NJ HE-r. Ms
Rlss- Ms Eeheo1z Eoss. Mrs. Jazisz Ross. n -
A NcIutyre- Mr. : walker VII, Rev Blsssil
4 VIE. Frark Chz-ies-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

DEATH or KAoSAITEs--Two Of the men
found guilty and sentenced to Imprisonment
for completely in the murder Of Neville and
Kamsi, last October, died recently in the
and Aka From statements made BY some
Of the KAonzites, il would sppear that it was
AlikA who gave Kzmzi his desth-blOg, with
an AZ, and that Ksl&ua only struek Neville's
body after the unfortunate uzn- had been
rendered seussless by the blow from stone
which knocked him Of his horse Kaous,
himself, is Il present at work on the east
side Of the Esplsua6e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11
EXPORTS.

Fcs B4Kzz's Is. Per R1biH Hood Azg A.
Clr-ss ri-< 81 Nutr1u- rins -
Crssn Tartar hs Puearass. tbs
MEckereL KITS SLc11u, tins -
valus Fsrsigz Pruiass, trzushiPpst- SIS,
Pa sEA pr Onward Aug s.
Breli g = tl11r. hels 6
Bread csks SWhAls Inc, euils ?
Yal1s FursiEz Pruslrce ---..-....---- Sls2-
FCz SAY FEtScEscu. pr Idtho, Auz. III
RAuA-ks. hu1chs So salt. - SQ.12
Cs-i1si-iss. h ISuz--. rs s1l4. ns ", or
H5sss. rcs 80 - l2.Is5i Skils. calf 4, n -
Pza5y ~ IS. - 81 Ski1s 81 ?. Pks =, . SIS
Psaruts. - 12S-Ci Sps.ie. bgS 2 S-576-S
Pulu balss 80. ~ = 81
V1lze Dolsztic Prusizce- ---- .-- 81 -s-ss-s2.
Naies FlrsiEu Prusicce ---.---.-- 4-c7t-s3-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

CAPT. SHEPRARD, formerly hrst officer OF
the Murray. hAs command Of the vessel dur
ing the temporary visit Of Capt. Bsanett to
the East The paSsengers say that Capt.
Bennett vii have 10 look out for his l4urels,
IS CSpt Sheppard i making himself very
popular.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11
SAILED.

AK s-Schr ks-s Lee. flr HIS.
Schr Ei-Ez- 81 EloiEz-
So Mary. fr Ecill
VI hric Qavard- NcrrCz- flr eruass.
Sctr Priare flr E11z-
Schr Lsllu- f-r k1ctkr-
S-5up Live Tt1ke-. flr k1c4c-
ScLr L1Ea. So Hawai-
6-Schr Nj kslkL fr MzzL
An shi- Rival Dsa-e. flr NcKsGu's IsiAns
SER Nay Eier- f-r Nan
Schr PEzzhi flr fifi1-
An srur T3sh1. FIgyd. 80 S1z Frzacisco.
e-Schz E5b By, r. kaclzl-
SIR Netris NerriIl fr LzAai-A
Schr IA Nj 81 MAJ
Schr Msrii.it r. Hawai-
Schr HATTIE. 81 Waiai-a
Schr Fairy oueen. flr kszaL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

We would call attention to the large sale
Al auction, At the store Of H Haekfeld * Co,
advertised for to-day and tomorrow, By
MsSs-s> Adams < Wilder. Also, the sale, BY
c. :. Barlow and Adams * Wilder, OF Friday
usrt, Of tie clipper ship K1sg Psi,ig, to
gether with her stores. etc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

TEE A&Esrtusr says that al the think
ing men il the e0untry-who, By the Way,
according 10 the sane authority, number
Just yl2-tSke that paper. II this Is 80, il IS
another proof that wise men require some
frivoloas reereatiop.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

AMONG the passengers for San Francisco
by the LiGh0 OF Saturday last, were Chief
Justice Allen and family, snd Marshal Pzrke.
We understand that Judge Allen intends to
return BY about the LAST Of the year Mar
sh4l PArke eoutsnplatss making flying
visit - east, and viii not, probably, be absent
more than two months. Besides the shove,
By the same vessel, we note the departure Of
MesSrs J. Il Patty, P. \. Mskee, J. A HAS,
senger and D. Foster, all for brief visit to
san Francisco. We wish then al pless-
snt trip.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11
PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARR v Ed
Az 4-Sctr Ek-zils. fru-- Nci1kaE
S1l.r Live E1kse. f-u1I Eloiaz-
e-Schr May Elza- f-uz MzuL
Schr Nctzls Ee-rll- frl1 NEEL
Sckr M1-ilia f-un HavEL
StlCp Wk5zlLln- frgu, PssEi 2ivsr-
--Schr 0sii Fsit-E, trvu MzEs
Sct- NJ keiki. frvn NaEL
So Ht--le. f-1l kEzL
S-Schr Active f-1Ei M1-l
S1hr y ErNick f-u1 M1iukai
sehr NEEC1kaEuE f-uu Mzzi
So FEirr eleez- fruzl kaa1E
An blrk c Mu-zy. Saz7ps-E. L szys n
s11 Frz1clsc1-
e-Schr H-kuieis. f-11 Hawai-
ll-Schr ki1Ku. f-u1 E11iz--
Schr LE1. f-uz ksliI--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

COOP TsxRlAEs.-This association q tex
to;lers, Ee learn Is PrOsPsrins. They number
slrSsiy some eighty members. A charter fsr
smother lsige h4s been seat for 70 the Grand
Lodge e CaIifornia. By the Idalo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11
IMPORTS.

JOURNALISM N HOSoLULU, appears to be
on the increase, and arguing that ike czuses
produce Ike effects in this pursuit As vel as
in Others, it would seem that ours Is read
ing community. The GAZETTE, the venera-
be Fiissd, and the 4irsTtisy, besides the
K1ils Q,sGytegiy) are not sufficient to satisfy
the craving mental sppetites Of our people,
aud the Rlaed Blvd Is added to the list and
once month gives Is its orseul4r sayings
and rehssh Of past events And row We
hear that another weekly Is 10 be started
next mouth, though We have not yet
seen the prospectus It remains to Be
seen whether AL these enterprises can
Be supported il our limited community.
At AL events, al our sayings and dOings, our
fsuits ard short eomings, viii stand good
chance Of being thoroughly yentilzted-but
as 70 our good points, we can not expect that
they viii be oyerPrzissd-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

TEE LeHrEOCSE-The lighthouse on the
reef was permanently lighted on the q Inst,
As per preTio1z notice under the head Of our
BY Authority column The green Light,
near the corner Of the Custom House, on
the Esplanade, was lighted at the sane time
This public improvement Is a valuable one,
and viii prove Of great benefit to coasters
approaching the port IL the night, oy enA-
bling them TO enter the harbor in most
wszthers. For ships at snehcr outside CT
lring OF and on, the light viii prove Of great
Tsiue in the boating 70 and from the s1ore
in the night time The lights can De seen .,
SEA. At the distance respectively, Of nine and
fUF miles
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

SCPEExE CoCET--Judgments have beeG
rendered, since our last issue, on al the re-
naming cases Of the July term We shall
publish the opinions in fall Is fast As our
suace viii permit, and meantime state the
result, VIZ:
The King IS. CoruEeli-1ew trial ordered
Brewer 81 ChaSe-exceptiors overruled-
IL the Estate Of NakuAps-oeS trial re
fused
NeIlish Is. Bal & Adams-exceptions over
ruled
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

TIE PUBLC FOUNTAIN, erected last yeSr
b. the IS Temperance Legion" on the corner
Of Bethel snd King streets, seems 70 have
pretty nearly dried up. One pipe does not
run Il al, and the other drizzles feebly.
The fountain WAS = good Institution, and
many thirsty soul has felt grateful TO the
" Legion" for the cooling draught II Is to
Be hoped that those public spirited lovers OF
cold water, "free 10 al, " viii not permit
their fountain to remain as merely parched
monument TO their worthy enterprise, but
permit Is 70 bear is ehesrfal song again.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

TIE PELE-The work OF The tug boat Is
rapidly approaching completion, and We are
informed, she will Be ready for duty early
next week Tie rvpairs and Improvements
which have been pat upon her, have been 50
thoroughly and substantially done, that she
Is now in better condition than when first
launched
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

TIE Bark EtiGE 4z1s sails today for San
Francisco, taking cargo Of sugar and other
domestic produce
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11
NOTICE.
FAMILY DRUG STORE.

!. M. SMITH a. CO.,
HAvE RECEIVED PER LATE ARRIv-
IL ais, New Assortment Of Drugs and
Medicines.
Sands Sarsaparilla, Townsend's do.
Ayers do, Bristo's do, Shakers do,
Root do, Ayers Cherry PeetoraI,
Balsam for the Lungs, Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, HypophOsphites Of Lime Soda,
Compound Extract of Buehu, Capsules,
Thorn's Extract, Crossman's Specific,
Pills and 0intments, Of various kinds,
Liniments, Plasters, Pectoral Fumigators,
sponges, Hamburg Tea, Lily White,
Pumigating Pastils, Trusses,
]. r. Cooks Nipples, Nipple Shields,
Lubin's and Pinaud's Extracts,
Toilet Articles, Lip salTe,
IndeIIbIe Pencils, . New Inventions
Hair Restorers and Dressings,
syringes, Leeehes. etc., etc., etc.
Drugs of all kinds,
Corner Of Fort and Hotel streets. lift
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11

We intended to have made few extracts
from our neighbor this week, bat as II i
cutie Impossible to do 50 exeeptto his disad-
vAntlge, We desist, IN accordance VIII MS
request