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who several times used the terms to public
functionarles, of his own party, ana OF tne
Democratic party (and, as in the case OF Mr.
Gibbs at a very "safe distance"), and we are
| not sure the Ware editor has not placed him.
self in the same category by his praise OF Key
nolds and approval of his editorial career IN
Idaho after he (Reynolds) had so VIGOROUSLY
used the Objectionable words-of "liar, thlef'
scoundrel"-n several cases
Now. to close,-a few words about the "safe
distance" and "beneath the resentment" part
of the Fares article. We have always held
to the following opinion as to matters personal
between man and man: If person utters
statements or prefers charges against ahOther'
which are untrue, or offensive, or calculated ["
draw on personal encounter, the utterer has no
right to hedge himself behind the plea OF phys
icol inability on account of size or Ill health
in case explanation or proper satisfaction De
finally required at his hands by the aggrleVed
person And we further also hold to the opn-
ion that if the haughtiest gentleman In the
land chooses 70 descend to the level of his boot
black, to have quarrel, and to treat the latter
meanwhile as one equal treats another, he can
not decline to carry the affair through to the
last extremity with that DO )t-black, if the thing
be demanded, on the pititul cowardly plea that
the boot black is beneath his resentment or his
contempt The STOPPING was voluntary. and
-, has n rtuht In tIktI nuV1ut1Up at his
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Committee Of Invitation:

TIcEErs III currency or gold dus.
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SHOT To'DrATH-From the Desert Nc,c,
of Feb II We learn of the execution by mus
kerry shoo;ing. in Prove City. Jan. Doth. of
Chaunc,s " Willard. convicted of the murder
OF II. +, SWEET, n tramStrr some time ago on
the WAY from Salt Lake City 70 White Pine.
The name OF {. T.. Otoway was Uttered on his
right arm. and it is believed that was his real
name. In Il conversation with the Mormon
Bishop Sheets on the morning ol his execution.
Willard expressed no contriton or pcnitcncc
for the murder, but said he had felt like killing
SWEET twice before he did kill him. He was
uncOncrrn"d whether any word of his fate
should reach his relatives. and seemed hone
lcssly hardened. He was born in New York
in 1851. and his father deserted his mother
during his infancy. He had worked rs hired
hand on a farm and been badly treated whilst
a mere boy. During the war he went with the
18th Michigan Infantry to the South and at the
close of the war had $4,000. He reached Salt
Lake City last season, from Omaha, and hired
to accompany Maytipld and his tramster. SWEET
to White Pine. as he heard Mavficld had $500
in money, and he intended to kill and rob him
but Mavfeld escaped. Up to the closing fatal
scene he exhibited the most reckless. daredevil
disposition, and was shot to death about noon
of the 29th ult. Three bullets pierced his
heart, and his death was instantaneous.
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At Costl At COST ! |!
JOHN ". SANFORD,

EoRMERI.Y J. R. Basby d Co., Is now
E olosing ont bis winter stock, At cost.
CAL oefcrs purchasing elsewhere, and ssve
han - = titsan per cal. jsa2s
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
S r O r {.
8 minutes walk Of the Depot, Yves, End,
Westminster, Md.
John l.. Reifsnider,

calls your attention to his large and varied
stock of Goods.
Ladies Dress Goods-A full line Of the
latest.
Plain and neat stylss-I have paid special
attention to this part.
Mourning Goods-A good assortment
Silks-plain black and colored.
Mems Ware--the largest and cheapest
stock have ever offered to the public.
Domestic Goods crowded in this line.
Notions and Trimmings nice assort'
Gent.
Carpeting and Oil Cloth--This depart
ment has been largely improved.
Housekeeping Articles all that isneeded.
Oil Cloth-lnen and paper window shades
and fixtures.
Hats-Ludies, Misses and Children's
Shoes
Queensware-common ware to the finest
French China.
Groceries, oil, paints and glass.
Hardware and building material, bought
direct from the Manufacturers aud their
agents.
All the above goods are for sale at small
advance. Call before purchasing and ex
anime my stock,
JOHN L. REIFsNIDER.
have secured the service Of Mr.. X. Hen.
RTE, first clnss Tailor. Goods made up to
order.
Goods delivered to the depot free.
oct
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
or BALTIMORE.

81 4 - n" k
THIS III xslI established and entirely
reliable Company II u the only Maryland
Company. S1ch has hceu its marked sue
cess thai itdeclnred and paid in cash as large
y Dividepd a heoidest and largest Compan-
hes in The united States.
Ifs Directors are men ofknown integrity
and commercial ability TO whom the public
can look ct all times for a Just and careful
superstition Of its affairs. Il must be clear
70 every intelligent mind that, IL we would
secure the largest prosperity to our State
aud people individually, we must build up
our own Institutions By keeping capital at
home. The laws ofuade, self respect and
self interest combine to make this the
Company for Maryland.
DIRECTORS.
Hamilton Easter, Allen A. Chapman,
George =, Thomas, Hugh Sisson, Hiram
Woods, George II. Miller, Thomas Cassard,
William Devries, Charles Webb.
MEDICAL EXA MINERS.
Dr.. B. Mills, Westminster; DR.. Manakee,
Union Bridge; DIR. Waters, watersville |;
DR.. Booze Middlebarg Or. Cornell, Ia.
neytown d.. Burlington, Of New Windsor;
DR.. Henry 4. Beltz, Of Manchester. DR..
Shaw. Of Uniontown DR.. ]. W. Steele, Of
Persons desiring to insure their lives will
do well to consult he above.
ANDREW J. MYERS,
State Agent,
win travel through The county during the
Summer, and attend the Courts, to transact
the business Of The Company.
Nov, gentlemen, you have the chance 10
insure IN good, safe, and cheap Company
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INsoLVENTs NOTICE.

IN5OLF EN- . NOIICE.
Ephraim Nash, l0RD Z R E p, this,
His Creditors J ", 1869. that Ephraim
Nash, give notice to his creditors. endorsers
and sureties that the second Monday Of
NAY next Is fixed for the said Ephraim
Nash TO appear in the Circuit Court for Car
roll county, to answer such interrogatories as
his creditors, endorsers and sureties may
propose or allege against him and thCt q
copy OF this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Carroll county once
week for three successive months prior to
the said 2nd Monday Of Mar next,
~ such notice.
Test: mo. B. BOYLE, clerk.
ja2s-8m<
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NOTICE..

THE firm Of ]. R. Busby q Co. is dis
u solved BY mutual consent All the
business Of the firm up 10 this date, is TO be
settled by JN0. w. SANFORD.
All parties indebted to the firm are re.
quested tocall and settle, a. the books Of
the firm must be elosed. JANIS
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THE subscribers are now making MT
Westminster Nd, an Ointment which, after
long and extensive experience, they conf.
IDENTITY pronounce sure and pleasant cure
Tor that distressing complaint known as
hemorrhoids or Piles. From many cert.
hcaies ofpersons who have been cured by it,
they select the following.
On receipt Of Sl.00, box Of the Oiut.
ment, with full directions, will be sent, pos.
tage paid, through the mail to any address
For sale in Westminster, by A. II. Huber,
Druggist, No. 2 Carroll Hall, and by the
subscribers at the West End.
FRANCIS BUTLER, NJ. D.
LEVI EVANS.
FoUTZ, ll6 franklin street, Baltimore
is our General Agent
augl5-tf
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REAL ESTATE.
Insurance Agency.
}. r. s TR Oh Ell !.

y. F. ; TR o B Ell
IAvING opened an ostice n M. Tr.
4 i for the sale and transfer Of RF.Y
ESTATE, also for Renting and Insn.;a'.
property, respectfully ieudefs his sery;ca..
the public All business intrusted ~ 70 %
care will receive the promptest at,en,; - us
Real Estate bought and sold in ali na,,.
Of the United States. :" para y
oFF'cr' corner Court and Main Street.
He offers for sale the following n,o,..
ties. A valuable Lime Quarry, win "a y.
scales, &C., IN complete working ord, M
aated ~ this city, along the line Of ,be W
NJ. II. r. wy y.
lo6 Acres Of Land for sale. wilIsr g..
miles OF this city, at only $40 Der acre IN
good buildings attached. This prons,.. ~
.ords rare chance for any one wisbins
home. "s
For Sale very cheap. q valuable P.,, :,
l?s'f Acres Of ereeilcnt land, 20 OF yh,sh I.,a
Srass ana 70 In Wheati with good stone
House and all other necessary outbDIid,."'.eae
Said property Ia situated 10 Westmin.iask -,
ley, about ~ miles from this city and 7t<s'ss4
Orndora's Station. All the Stool IA t.,'mu
ing Implements will be cold eitber ,s,,h -
without the land, 70 suit the puroha.s,
as
erty. $50 s''p'hs us prop
4 Valuable Farm near Franklinyill. c,,,o,,
county, Nd, containing 90 Acres. mo,s - Nv
Ihss property mas very good Buildings on h.
s ana gonssh,sn. % schools, churches, nis,
wisbing = anal viz p'sce q. any one
easy terms. "" 'e sofa low, on
4 Valuable Farm 10 Howard eo,,,v :, -.
Acres, TO Lease, from one 10 ave YEAR,, ia ~ ~
which Is cleared the balance in wood. mi
Tn,Sd,, S r.n'n ~ miles OF Bai,.nore and near
,hs oIses my A" necessary eaildings are on
wANTED-To Iea,s . p.
Acres, within or miles Of M. INV 20 ~ y 10y
or Eve years. ''' ''fss
| WANTED-A Farm Of 30 or 90 Acres. Win
gcodd DqIld'ngs, near this city, for which
oou pl'Se win DC paid II the property salts
yalnsh,e pr;o, tr.,
| Stable Sianehta. n ouse ana Lot with
imnroyeman,s s;,na,,I e aau ah necessary
OF his c;,y On ,ha - "nn,h neii mile
al,nr5. a 49, ~ p"e roau. ihis place
| hns;na.s IL r.. ,v. III any one doing
A valuable Ea,m III " so,a very low;
Station h Gu a nsa' VIZ iorS hoad
mo Acres ~;,S aood ady, NV, containing
- ha;Ia,, Wv" soou house ana all neees'
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The undersigned are prepared 10 furnish
Estimates and Designs for Iron Fronts,
Window Sills, Lintels, Crest Ratings &c.
from the Novelty Inon Works Of New York,
and are Agents for the sale of Marbleized
Slate Mantels. Glass, Lumber, Doors, Sash,
Mouldings. Blinds, Frames, etc. Encaus.
tic Thing, Bricks. Stone Work, Slate Roof
ing, Hydraulic Cement and Terra Gotta
Sewer Pipe ard Chimney Tors, ornamen.
tai Garden and Parlor Vases, Statuary, &c.
and other Bedding Material, at the Lowest
Factory Prices. Builders viii do well TO
give Us q call before buying elsewhere. -
Usual discount allo~ed TO the trade.
MURGUI0ND0 q RIGGS,
"a South Gay Street,
jaI4-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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Carroll Nursery,
Westminster,
CARROLL COUNTY, ND.


TINS undersigned. proprietor Of this rs
Enlistment, has on hnnd, for Spriug plant.
ing, 10000 Apple and Peach Trees 1900
Dwarf and Standard Pears; 500 Cherry
Trees. Also lot Of Plums, Apricots, and
Ounces. A good supply Of two and three
old Grape Vines OF all the lending varietie,
Currsnts. Gooseberries and Blaekberries,
sTRA BERRIES.
An extensive stock of Strawberry plants,
selling at low rates--I have the Agricultural.
Russell, Wilson'S Albany Seeding. and
Fillmore. These will be sold at 81 per hun.
dred. So per thousand, or $35 per ten
thousand. | can supply any demand, up to
one million plants, having eight acres of
strawberries now under cultivation, EN-.
bracing twenty FIVE varieties. among them
the Jaconda. Golden Seeded, Downine's
Prolific, Tiomphe de Gand, Stewards Seed
ling, &c. have also Raspberries. Ever.
greens--An extensive stock OF large size
Suitable for Cemeteries.
DECIDIoUs TREES.
Silver Leaf Maple, Horse Chestnut, Weeping
Willow, &c. Also, lot of perpetual bloom
ing Roses. Address
JOSEPH STOUT, Proprietor,
Westminster, Carroll Co., Nd
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MORO PHILLIPS
GENUINE IMPROVED
Super-PhOsphate Of Lime.

STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For sale at Aanufdctrers' Depots,
No. "a North Front Street, Philadelphia.
AND
No. 95 South Street. Baltimore.
And by Dealers in general throughout the
Country.
The S0MBRER0 GUANO of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, land OF
which he has sole control for the United
States,) contains fifty per cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is
more durable. The addition of Ammonia
gives 1t greater feriilizing value.
Over seven years experience has proved
TO the Farmer that it makes heavier grain
than even stable manure, and is not only
active but lasting.
Price $50 90 per ton, 1000 lbs.
Discount TO dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS.
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
mar12-9m
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LANDS FoR SALE

S~S O@ S
Prince Georges County.
VNHE undersigned are empowered to nego-
L tate the sale Of the following pieces of
property; @
A MILL SEAT, which with two hundred
dollars repair, could be put in excellent or.
der, near Aecokeek Church, in Rscataway
District, commanding large patronage.
II.
A TRACT OF ABOUT 600 ACRES, two
hundred acres Of II arable within mile and
half Of Forestville, eight miles from Wash
ington, and near the line OF the proposed
Railroad TO point Lookout heavily Tim.
bered, comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE,
and other necessary Out Buildings.
A TRACT OF LAND Of $50 ACRES
very comfortable
d Ell LING no USE,
fine Mill, in good repair and excellent busi-
adjoins the woodward and Poplar Hill e.
totci iu snaio0to DishWt AiHS'
A TRACT OF LAND ABOUT 200
ACRES, in vicinity of Broad Creek Church,
Piscataway District. Land Of good quality,
well adapted To oil the crops grown in this
section.
A TRACT OF kbour 200 ACRES
near the village Of Piscataway, excellent
soil, Wood abundant &c TENANT
HOUSE aud Barns.
vi. afBiffy.
ALSO SEVERAL TRACTS within four
or five miles of Washington City and Alex
andria, improved and unimproved, with sub
divisions to suit purchasers. Titles TO the
above perfect. Terms easy. For further
particulars, application to be made 10
MARBURY l. WHEELER.
Attorneys at Law,
Upper Marlboro, Md,
For further information apply at this
Office. tig4 jan28-tf
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ON and after Monday, Nov. soth, 1868,
" IN passenger trains will run ~ follows:
EASTWARD,
Leave Union Bridge at 4.42 A. N. and
westminstsr at SO A. NJ, and arrive in
baltimore at I'D A. M.
Leass York Road Station at q. 40 A. NJ.
Uni0n H1dge a {. IS A. NJ, and Westmin.
stsr = 80 A.. Arrive in Baltimore Ut
Lease York Road Station 100 p. NJ,
Union Bridge ~ p. NJ, and Westminster
1.H ~ Arrive ia Baltimore 8. 20 p. N.
WESTWARD. 4t f
lLeavs Baltimore ct $40 A, M. and $50
= n Arrive Il York Road Station at
II y. md 7.l2P. NJ
Aail Tr.ip connects At Glen Morris Sta.
ton viii SsAse for Hampstead and Man.
e.1teg and 4 Middlebure with Stage direct
PHI. IRWIN,
- Pc Snp't W. n. R, r.
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CORRESPONDENTS

EDToz GAZETTE The following zp-
pears IN the p c. AdrertiSs- Of March
18Th:
Our attention has been called to the
Editorial N or I<st Issue N regard to the
assignment oy the Executors Of the COZ
tracts fo- khor belonging 70 the estate Of
the late r {. Wytie- We have seen the
form Of the contracts. and BY them the 4
bocers bind themselves 70 the service Of
Their employer for the term Of five years,
and his E-rsczt5rS. AdRiEiSsraz0rS d1zd
ASSIGNS We state this in justice to the
Executors. who Supposed and believed,
that they had 7 right 10 assign the COZ
tracts 70 the purchaser thereof. in accord
anee with the express terms Of the con
Tracts
The above i probably the nearest TO a
retraetiou, Or Al apology, that has ever sp-
psared IN the Cous1srciZ -4dreTtise1-, and.
As sch. It should Be Iooked upon As an In
dicati01 Of reformation It Is easily ob-
served. however. that very vide door Is
left open, in the above explanation. through
which the Independent press can pass
O0t erect and fAnntingiy, and again assad
the inmigration schemes Of tie gov
eminent. and the terms Of engagement.
not o1ly Of the zborers on the estate Of
B C. WyIie, but Of those on almost every
plantation or estate n the kingdom 1t
Is IsA as much At liberty, By the above ex-
pl.nAtion, TO re-ite-ate is denuncizGous
against the Izbog system Of this country,
and 70 DO its little best TO bring dis
credit zpon the government aid people b.
It's Misrepresentation. As though no e1-
plantation bad ever been attempted. Il Is
safe to say that nine-tsoths Of the M-Ea-
tured and unjust criticisms, REGARDING thsse
Islands. which ne are constantly receiving
from abroad, are ind1ced and encc1rzged
b. wrong impressions inbibed By travel
lers from these SINE misrepresentation Of
our loeal Independent press which are
made. n zost instances, IN nzaner that
locks more Ike being prompted b spirit
Of malignant and unscrup1l01s opposition
70 any and every Measure attempted 70 be
carried cut, than By desire for the vel
fare Of the e0untry and people upou whom
L i apt 70 bestoE 80 much nazdin ssnti-
nsat- he opposiriOa Is not invariably
co1sistsnt WITH Itself. and N nothing : It's
Inconsistency more apparent than N the
coarse taken IN regard to the expedition
70 the southern islzads. recently fitted cut
FOR tie p1rposs q fBd1cing inngrztiOa-
Ills expedition Ess fzted OF n parza-
anes of Al act Of the kzr legislators. By
vhicA a appropriation Of $4,000 Vas
n.ds for Purposes Ehieh are sxpiainsd By
tks Pazfr C0mMzTzd Adrz1ssr, = IL
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booked IN vain; for the moment the Gov
eminent undertook 70 carry out the be-
hesss Of the Legislature. i. : sSSSiled bs
Il. and accused Of d1plieity and deceit.
and people abroad are given 10 understand
that the Hawaiian GovernGeat Is gagged
in Al enterprise similar 10 those which are
Condemned by the enlightened lations Of
the earth. namely: thar il has sent oct an
expedition 70 sntice the people Of the
southern Islands 10 cone here. with the in
tention Of reducing them. when they shah
arrive, 10 state Of boniAse. oue woeld
think that those people. who are now IN
nocently oad pioCsly singing psalms upon
their native rec, uneeEscious Of their
doom, are about 70 Be kidnapped. chained.
and brought hers suffering all the horrors
OF the middle passage on their way,
ard the few who survive are destined to
lead life Of Iol sad suffering. snd finally
10 die beneath the iash Of the brutal over
seer, And this too Is 10 be effected BY
sinful and deeeitful Government. that pre-
tends that Its only object Is to encourage
Immigration. and TO carry cut sn act Of the
Legislature which WIS commended BY the
= independent press" Ii IS no wonder
that the state Of things here IS miS1nder-
stood abroad. and that It viii continue TO
be 80 misunderstood. 50 long Is the mis-
representations Of the press are permitted
70 20 abroad nndiSputsd. Il Is due. not
only to cur good name before the world.
bat 10 those who ara engaged in developing
the resources Of the country. 10 expose
and condemn the fSlSehoods Of the indie
pendent press IN regard TO the labor syS-
ten Il Is due the Government 10 say.
that 10 80 far ss the coolies are concerned.
their contracts with its agent have. 50 lar.
been faithfully carried cut They nave
been carefully protected in the rights
which were guaranteed 70 them when they
were engaged. Snd that, when the time ex-
pires for which they were engaged TO labor
they viii De discharged. and 4 great por-
tiOa Of these viii no doubt, become peace
able and independent prodaeers. In so
tar IS the recent expedition Is concerned.
it S an open and prsiSeworthy effort to in
dues Immigration, IN sn unexceptious5le
manner, and no one can deny that. if it Is
Successful. it viii be fraGght with great
good. alike TO this people and those who
cone here to ind home IL Is likely to
be 50 beneficial 10 all. that 1t Is S wonder
that any one should oppose il, even among
those who are most u9rrow-Hslndsd and
hisO,ted. o. the most INSCRIPTIONS and
malignant in their opposition 10 the Gov
eminent. Yours truly,
A ERIESD TO THIS PEoPLE.
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We give to-day. most Of our space to
the decision Of the Supreme CoGrt on
the exceptions IN the capitsl case Of
King rs Tn All Chin. Cteong K4mford.
Lanon and Agnse. convicted Of nurter. at
the IAst Tern Of the Circuit Court at La
hama KnoSing wei. that Our readers
vii be more interested in this than II
anything We might have TO say. In the
case Of the King IS the four cinnamon,
mentioned above, We ind that the ys-iict
sgaEst kan Ford and LA1On i nos SIS
tzined BY the evidence The verdict Is
consequently set aside, the Judgment Va
Gated. and new trial ordered IN their cases
The exceptions taken in their aTOr are
OTsruled, and consequently, the Judgment
against them stands
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OuR old friend, the Rev. S. c. Damon, D.
D., sails for the United States, per idaho. 1t
is just "a years since he embarked on voy-
aye, which after seven month landed him in
Honolulu Oct 10, 1874 Mr.. Damon came
in the ship Victoria, John II. Spring, Master,
stopping on his way out at Valparaiso and
Callao, as was quite frequent at that time.
His charge delivered to him. by the Rev. J.
spaulding, Secretary of the seamen's Friend
Society was as follows:
"The particular field of your labors will be
the port of Honolulu, and the special object
Of your solicitude, prayers and efforts will be
the sons Of the ocean. In this com
mercial and central position between the
coasts Of Asia and America, you are to stand
erect as = minister of Jesus Christ With
foreign residents you will be expected to
maintain kind and courteous intercourse !;
and if they shall be disposed to attend upon
your ministry, you will watch for their souls
as one that must give account. Your work,
though distinct from that Of the missionary
brethren there, embraces the same end-the
glory of God In the salvation of men. There
fore, you will cooperate with them; avail
yourself of their counsels, and let the world
behold bow pleasant 1t Is for brethren to
dwell together in unity.
In leaving the United States for foreign
land, you win remember that you leave not
your citizenship behind. AT Honolulu you
will be citizen still of the land that gave
you birth, and entitled to its civil protection.
The honor Of your own country, therefore,
as well as Cbritian and professional eousid-
erations will cause you to abstain from all in
reference with the local and political inter
ests Of that people. Never let the preacher
of Christ become the partisan Of the world"
And every one will concur With the state
ment, that he has well and truly kept and
performed the charge thus given to him
Good health attend you aud yOurs.-old
Friend whilst you are gone, and amer
your return, all will desire to see you going
eheerfuliy and industriousIy about your pc
euliar work for many year TO come
The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-03-17
PURrIc SCHOOL NOTICE

he Beard q ESs,4ricc having deeiisd -
establish i Hgce,ulu. Dsv-Schoci. fs- The
hsneEt e the Ezsiish-sPsaki,s portien q he
eu2zEzi-y. azG hsslng. t9r that osject- e.
caEsi rAe ss-riceS q NJ n B becSEigh
and Mss Athsrs5a, he1eby give acs5es- that
S1Sh \ sehcoi VII be opsaeG- q Go-dzr. the
Sch e MArch next sn<1in.. n the basement
ruo2s u Fc-r Street CdarcA. EAere Il VII bs
CARED "a by PsrziSsisa e the Chzrvh Trus-
tees. zrtd ! perEa1sz- ard ulsre Szltzhie
builiirg sasn Be erected - provided BY the
Bard q E61-atic1-
In s3iiti1z 70 the oriizzry E1slIsh Brsneh-
e.. History. Alssb-z. Pkilosophv. Physi1l1-y-
and vocal MUSK WI bs tsuShs, Ehs.evsr the
s5vzneezezt q the P.rils sha1 varrszt The
sane. And IN 0rGsr rh1- Tie siva7tsees e
the S<hgol ray be b-uzrht within tie reach
q Al classes. tie very lev rae os Five Dol
lz-S per tern VII BE charged for tniticu-
Sehecl hogrs. from o'eioeS A. NJ until :
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