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frAksr -Btptiore SprtRtENaass.

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bat ben erbBitu. itOnien uno au oa5 Htnt af0sliEa
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ST. ldGtt itiut fttuubt uHb bas publitEm hbstaaRet
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Brpcgrtc'n telttid)cu 9Bdnrrr, 91cHT II. fiqupts
Rtts All paub unb utrtdutt
i'm WruAcH unh AleiHen
bst frSler MbiSirung Der G0darcu In iTetub tlEtH
Stabttbetlt ~ ben biHiaiten PreiieH.
Or nadt ant ictHt Gutduit um ,rFrn Drtt-in RrtDI
DoEf uub bittit IN 3at tGlano-unb fam B0riprtdtr-
ssn Die UsriAsrung absn. oaB He bet ibm bic DtrlAss
.lbUt unb rceuhe Bgbttnunp hnbtn tnttbtu.
Naetn ftptu Rets bsrstt bic 9lartu ~ beteTafu,
arb oartfn Is qnNI briOubSr8
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Ium @InmasbsH Iu 10 Gts. pro GaIl0ns. iop's vtiRs
kswiirIs uub rpbsn Suswtr Iuu Giumaatn bel
0Ouis 8. Heit & DrMbrE,
1921 gcFs her Battoprr. Tins Udukeuffrass
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(Stsrtubti Son Osm utrf Srb Ssnfdrin iss0.i
Dttfes pphlbedrne une eerantmertiihs Harsau usaGl
bic arbbtu nnb btraliisn Scrihans auf 8unets. uns
Stduts. .gperthpaptstt, BiGmGnen ubrtu, Silberpda.
rem 5dmudidthen btrten. uno Dnmeniieinsr. anh aai
aue unb ieot Nr bon Waartn, tupteet In groben e6tx
Hstueu GuaHtitdtrn. Die PtetHgungen hHe iehr ars
utbmbat. tticnbsrs bel stoBsn Snminsn eehtn tutts
esn tar ir9sno sint bsfinmt Ss autbt,patrt Psris.
uku mfbs Slhegmaartn petr cnbert Nrteu Maarfn IL
psrfnattn naRIhsn, beipnrmsn bic beGfs Srtiisn tn
eitItnt RArsdu Hus g3staats. .2ransaftpHfu tuzrem
eurhaus prtuai ashalttn, Saelid bon ntr Roratns
bis ubt Hbenhs asttiust unh eamHaa abtHhs bis 10
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Triidie 2Ha0rcll.
Gal, au. Bnrb !

II, 500 Ea6t "Ground Alumn- -5aII, 1900 ShGt Gra
timer gGI 1900 S6dc Waribau'thss Sol DsrDtn tbtn
to- auBatlabsH IN bGliebtgen Bdttit Ju bdbsn BET
MIrF. Rtrr 3 Bruber,
t249-) glr. IL, SouthhraBI.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-15
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Nov % 5nO

C9 THE undersigned most respectfully
ksA. informs his patrons, and the public in
As&Ageneral, that he has received we'll &C.
lected assortment of fine Watchts Jewclry
and Clocks -amongst them the celebrated
German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut
and Oak. SPECTACLES and Eye e-glaascs of
every focus, to suit all eyes. Aforementioned
articles will be sold at reasonable prices. AL
work connected with this line will be executed
III the best workmanlike manner, and properly
warranted. A. ". WEHRHAN.
Plain street, opposite Mr.. Berry's Furniture
Rooms. Oct 27
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carries herself. She looks as naughty
and as happy as 8 taonaych. =
A Ewo odd things TO pnt together, Ru-
dolph, g observed Jnlies. stIt strikssme
the two: things are rather incompatib ible,
and why, pray DO ypn say. saa happy %
o monarchY If / have ever read Of an
entirely happy monarch, I do not, az
this moment, remember the instance. -
III monarchs are not happy. it is their
own fault, declared Rudolph; s.I would
be, If I belonged to the fraternity. Even
ss it is, happiness is within my grasp,
provided I can ever reach the top-must
round of Fame"
TO BE CONTINUED
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TO BE CONTINUED.
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EXCHANGE HOUSE.
PAYsINGER & FRANKLIN, Pro1

PAYsINGER 81 FRANKLIN, ProprIetors.
a~ TIE above house is conveniently
located on Main street-kept on
rU2European plan, with large, well-fur-
nished Rooms. Table supplied with the best
TIERS. WILD GAME and FISH, of all kinds,
served in any style, by an experienced cook.
Board, with or without lodgings, by the week
or day, at moderate rates, and meals served at
all hours, without extra charge.
In BAR attached, will always be foundap
finest WINES, ALES, Liquors, Segars, &c. NI3
T. NJ. PAYsINGER, C. II. FRANKLIN. j
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SOLUBLE MANURES.

The suphuric Acid
inve ments
solvent eSouth
soluble Phosphate those made
lin
to adveris
of
co
G. g.
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Patent Office.

A LEXANDER & MASON, Solicitors of Amc-
N rican and European Patents, and Coun.
sellors at Patent Laws, tfifteen years expert
ence as solicitors of Patents,) AGO Seventh
ton, d. O. Papers carefully prepared, and
Patents secured without delay. Examinations
in the Patent Office free Of charge. and no in
dividual fee asked in any case, unless Patent
is allowed. Charges reasonable any
other reliable Agency. Send for circular of
terros, instructions and reference. Jan go
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At which, they oil laughed heartily;
MIR. Clayburn heartiest of ALL He would
have improved in devotion on the
strength of it, had such q thing been
possible.
In October, the travelling party found
themselves in New York city.
"What wild rush of lifeI' said Juliet
to Mrs. Thurlow and Rudolph, as they
sat in carriage, one day, on Broadway
The street was SO blockaded with vehi-
cles, the carriage was wedged in, on all
sides, SO they were patiently waiting,
until an opening would be made.
"What an unceasing fowl" continued
Juliet, II think would enjoy living in
New York. There is always something
to interest-to excite. Sitting here in
this carriage, watching the faces, the
varied appearance of those who pass, is
as good to me as panorama"
''It's capital sport, for little time, +"
remarked Rudolph, kicking against the
empty seat in front of him.
Look at that decrepid old gentleman,
yonder," pursued Juliet, who seemed in
a moralizing mood; chow slowly and
sadly he moves through the crowd! How
mOurnfuliy his head is bowed! Vino is
he? What is he? What has his life
beenp Is he happy?"
Faith, I should think not" observed
Rudolph, "for o more miserable looking
dog never saw"
Nevertheless, he may be just as hap
py as that gay looking gallant jnst be-
hind" answered Juliet.
"That's true," remarked Mrs. Thur
low. "We cannot always judge of peo-
PIES happiness by their external appear
ance. We all wear masks-the only
difference is, some are transparent and
others impenetrable.
"That handsome lady, just stepping
from the Carlton Hotel, wears a very
pretty one," said Rudolph. "Iil bet my
life, she's n thorough bred Southerner.
! can tell It 10y her walk and the way she
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French Brandy.

UhT received imported direc, from E"r-
81 deaux:
One cask Brandenburg Freres COGNAC,
vintage 1885.
One cask Piuet. Cas.illor & Co. y; very fine.
For sale by GEO. SWIMMERS.
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spss.s .ys;r ess.4zsasss-
IS - "a - -
N Oh EIsh 3sSs:. "
gF0RTpMES OF JULIET UEAYBUR1J,
J, s. Z 4 3
CHArTRB X---T TRAyEL AND SIGHTsKHnsG.
The long winter had passed, and the
gentle tspring-time, too, with its sweet
melody OF birds and ats budding blos-
spnas and perfumed cir. In juno, Mr..
Oiaybnrn and his daughter quilted
charleston, with its hot brick and NOR
tar, and both dreading the sad atmos-
pheres ot Orkney, went to Ashburn, to
spend the summer with Mrs. Thurlow.
BGt Ashbpfn proved ten.fold sadder to
juliet than Orkney could possibly have
aone. mere tnere were Q thousand me-
mories TO combas-a mountain-load of
remembrance TO weigh upon her spirits:
here she had hIst met Karl-lhow well
sne semempered itl)-apd here mad pass
s9 tnoae soit summer days, when she had
nsss conn9q WIN MIN the glowing page
Oh loye. TOW sKe' ana YET unlike, the
summer Gays sne was now passing at
AsnpuInl EVeIytnlng ABOUT the place
was reGoiept OF 5he past.the happy
Nansr, sss when ahi sadsat gnt never 6e recalled.
never! An! eaaoest OF words. 1t were
pester never 70 nave been at all, than
never 70 pe aSaan as IL once were.
= ulet SAT alone IN the dear old draw
!!ne-rooh, nost OF Ieconections throng-
lne around her; She GOULD turn her
Eyes ia no direct1on wltnout oelng re.
!: inoeG M oI mari everything SPOKE OF
An' IneIe was tne piano on whlch ne
was WON 70 play lo5 her-tnose sweet
.oye s9nes. whose teneer melody seemed
70 pe n0ating on the air now, whlch came
70 ner Hke Inc rememDereo tone OF
mute Tyre; She caught at book from
Lne marble taole-anythlng to drown
.aongntlpnt the BOOK was one Karl had
read aoud 10 her. She dropped it and
gatnered another. Another volume they
nso read togetner! Ihere was MS pen
cn,merke, ms marginal notes, her own
1nitiais IN harfs familiar characters.
Inc pook Tell from her trembling hand.
sne rusned from the room, from the
mouse. BUT IN the HoWer-garden and
me park' ~ was worse stu. Ihere was
not graVel walk tney haa not paced In
company, with loving converse; not
Ilny qua put reminded ner OF the flowers
harl used to gather for her, saying,
aWeees 10 tne sweet. And then the
mufmnrlng 1ountaln, whose sottiy falling
T.ss,S Ts.a i.slt nsed 20 say sounded IKE his
on1es rspPnng iaugh. AND, above all.
ana more Ditter tnan all, JUST In front OF
ner $1,000 tne romannc grotto, where she
Maa pnghtea ner nano TO MN, made
tnose rasn vows, whlch had caused her
10 mucn mlseEy SINCE. ana now! She
cogsreo i.n: ner eyes, sne NED from the spot,
ssinag s ene cry OF ang1isn which arose
sso.a t;!ss ner hearI. Mr. Clayonrn was SIT
'eing On tner upper Pia1za, seanng the
neTspaper; beioEe ne noticed MS daugh-
t.:s ses. saP!o apProacn; sne was kneeiing
Isa, pesiae ms cna'r' with her arms around
nis siTash.. Hsah. s..ho. >, 49, $500. .a
fatner, Iatner, she prayed, take
me e,My SWay IRON Ashnurn.
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Mail Contract


NJ Nelson. who few mouths SSo
vis-e5 Nsw Zealand for the purpose OF
sFec-i-- arrangements with the govern
NEXT of thai Colony 20 establish liue Of
-zl steamers between is ports and san
F-a-ci>co. returned Iu the W0uzz Wouga.
having bse- successful - his efforts. \
c1r--1-- has besn made between the New
Zealau5 Government and Mr.. Nelson. on
t-tzlf of the No--b Pseife Transportation
C1-p.-v, % run s re-ulAr monthly line
of s-eSnerS between >an Francisco and
Pc- Cbzlusers. tolchiag s, Auckland,
We-Euetor. znd Li5J'eton Tie vessels
6ss1.-a-e5 so-the service are the Nevada,
Nsba>Sa. aud Dzcgtsh. with the proviso
rt1t lr czSs sirhgr of these steamers should
l. rs-po-zrllv disabled the Moses Tzyl0r
nav t.e sats-it--ei. sud further, should
zrr 90 the above vessels become uuser-
rioeztls. oiher Suitable vessels are 20 be
Substituted. 20 be approved By the Post
uzs-sr Ge1s-4L Three alternative lines
an PROVIDED tor. the subsidies varying
fro- thirty thousand % sixty thousand
ponds. The principal difference IN the
ra-i5zs proposed lines has reference 10 the
ss-r5cs from New Zealand Snd the Aus
t-zEaa Colonies. and branch line 70
iLs Fli Islznis
ore thins + observable IN the contract,
uti-h = tie feeling which evidently exists
bs-wee- the colonies On the subject OF this
E-e New Zezlzn5 proposes 10 cut of
tie otbe- co,o1,ss entirely from su the
hs,s5-s acc-uin2 from the mal service. IN
Isss they rral pay 5 portion Of the subsidy.
" uzl u-zrtsr for any Of the Australian
oolo-iss car X forwarded over the route
ercsrt thsy eater into the arrangement;
ths- =. bv suhsi5iEing branch lines from
Ns~ Zez-az5 or the Fgis-
A=ozg 0sher things. the contractors
have s-ipzlzte-i- under 5 penalty Of one
th1lsznd pouuis PER ysar, 70 PrUcure fron
the TE-ei StzteS Al exemption from s1
ctz--sS f5- ulsIls between San Francisco
ans Lc-so1. and betEssn New YORK and
50 Frzaci~oo noE imposed By the con
reu-iou betzeeu Great Britain and the
Cu5-e5 Ssates- They also sgree 10 use
ths5r besr e1ieavors % secure comes
siou unEer EhicA tbe wool. the produce
O. 4uv colouy contributing 70 the mail
SUBSIDY. z1d TIE fibre of the szx Of New
Z-sa-s shs-l te admitted INTO the United
S-ztes free q duty Il seems 70 us very
sozh1fuI T the oo1tractors vii Be able
70 .cooupEsh TIE dezire Of the Colouists
= theSe respects.
TIE rius n vhich TIE service / to Be
ue-fo1e5 bet-een San Francisco and
Au-klans-,he 6rst and last Port of call IN
NeE Zezlaai-is tzs1ty-fogr days The
to-tsi- besrg tzo poznds per hour for over
tze Ths contract = made for ten yezrs,
4 hovever being optional Eith the Legs
l1rz7s u Ns~ Zeslzud 70 limit Il 20 three
Ths s-sz-ers a-e limited u tEo ports
& cal betreen Ns~ Zealand and San
F-aucisoo- which mzst- Be either 81 the
Ft-azaz- Soeisty, Navigator OF FIjian
zuzps- essher Or any t-o Of which the
c1zsr4-sors nay ehoose-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28
Erynolosy and Anriqui1Ie-.

NJ w. T. Br-hzz C Boss11. Eho spent
s--s ti-s zroz ttszs Es113z ErD.ss-sss 1st louE
zl-sr ss1ss q papsrz C The gsolczy s1d vui-
cz-r rtysscE1ET-f TIE tern - hs Fa-soasi-
81 tt5s g-uz-- Thszs have tssr Fshlizhsd a.
p.-- of he Nszos-s e tie Bos-so Soezzy of
N1-z-zl Hzts-F. al Z = vsry usst ass rsas1tls
f5-z Esssrvil- z1-s s1rszIsi HoCi1s & The
-.z- po-ro. & Ets sark a. szottsr occa<is1.
vs .1ss sps4k 1szEi-zis x tie 1s1l s1s salhl-
$50 Ezzsestes = - rrsr=-1rio1- Ary sEsrt
70 esEect s.s P-s=rvs f.rts rsi-t-z sither e ths
I'D e t1 tie psrzis- e n sa--sst a16 rsliahis
zzz1e- Is Frsssssor-kT azd e Be aFFrssiz-sd-
Ths z1re - Z 81 stfz-latz to sts,sy az.s %
sezs,il- &C tkz rzrr e thszs sko hare ths rzsli-
- ls,ss-s - ePF1rt1-i-i=s-
PrsVi1as ksss-sr. . zaks1g azy z1rs ~
u--z cz za ssi=c< us hare saas To PICK
"a Er 2aez4z-- L < AZ hrEs oas- baz Il
6z@lsz sz,e.-isa- / = - fnPerta.. boos- Hz
bc.ak = f-r-is.eS siEk a. = Iniez.- = sssry slsa
bosk u1-as T. b. ukssk e c.z-se cszEaiss rs.1ny
E1Ez @s & r&ez Ts sss-y &c e shsss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28

A Fine Assortment of Genuine Drugs
~ sni Medicines. ssd Finest Toilet Articles. by
late srrivals, for instance:
DandeliOn Bi,ters. Citrate Of MAgncsia.
Elixir Of Hydrate Calofsl. pure Glyeerine.
TS>teless Seidiitr Posyiers. Capsules. (Frenehl
CrosSman's Specific. Nnphor. sagsE-eoAied Pills.
CArbohe Acid, Syrinses. TrusSeS,
Arniea. Court Plaster eIe.. etc.
AIS,e-Nsw bisek (uoi iuS0rious,l Nipples, 1. R.,
Powder Boxes, highly scented Powder.
Best rooth-hrnshes, Hsir-brushes. Combs,
T0oth-PSSse and Powder. Pss;ilies.
Cosmetics. (blsek and white.l Hand mirrors,
Smelling salts in cut; glass bottles.
Arowstic Vinegar for hesSsche. Caehous. SOrodont.
Genuine Farina Cologne iue Purses
Finest Perfuuery. and Ps-isisn Blanc de perle for
Identifying the skin etc. etc.
None but the best Articles fot sale by
4S-lnc E. HOFFMAN,. NJ. d.
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Liberal Advances Made on nil Ship
menI> per steamer.

Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than by Sail
ing Vessels. Particular taken Of Shipments Of
Fruit.
All orders for Goods to be purchased in San Fran
cisco will he received and fled by steamer
Ess- shipments from Europe and the United States.
intended for these Islands. will be received by the
Company in San Francisco, II consigned to them. and
he forwarded by their Steamers to Honolulu. FREK
OF CHaRsE. except actual outlay.
zF~ Passengers are requested to take their tickets
before IL o'clock on the day Of sailing, and to pro-
cure their Passports.
gsS-Au Bills against the Steamer must be pre-
seu,ei before two o'clock on the day Of sailing. or
they will have to lay till the return Of the
Steamer for settlement.
Ism II. HACKFELD 4 CO., Agents.
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Marshal's sale--FOrclOsure of Mortgage.

Before the Hon A. {. Hartse. Frst Associate JUS
ice of the Supreme Court and Vice Chancellor.
JOHN : WALKER, Executor under the Wiil Of G.
o. HOWE. late of Honolulu. deceased COMPLAIN
ante. r. LEONARD MITCHELL, ard KoMO-
EUULEI biz Efe. Defendants.
DY VIRTUE OF DECREE issued by
I'D the Supreme Court q LaE and Equity Of the
Hawaiian Islands IN favor Il the boEe named Com
plsinauts. sgainst the above named Defendants for
the ssm u One Hundred and Fifiy-three I7100 dol-
las fsI52.IT-l shall expose foT sale public aue-
toa upon tee Vrsnises a. Eeaneuia, Honouiu Island
q OAHU, OF FRIDAY. the 7th day of January. A. D.
1871 ~ s'eiocs noon all the right title and inter
u the said Defsnsants in and u all aud singular
the srtazsd premises forth and described 10 the
the mortgage of the Complainant, in this fled
aad therein described a. i5il9ss. Fiz:
Tie undivided half of that certain piece Of land
situzfsi KcaIeuls. Henoluig. Isi4nd u Oahu, r.
/ granted q Kz1g4zInz for Lspe. b. Royal Psfent
- 44z5, datsi the 18th dag Of Apr, 1857, and more
pzrfieaizriy described Deed from y. LiDos. 70
Leonard aiteseB. ere half. Caroline Mitchell, one
szzrfsr ssd Amelia Mitchell quarter dated Jaly
s,h. 1883. a. follorB; z bsonskz ana ma ke kibi
Elki1z. PiE zus ne ks ala OioiI bol0 akzn 81
sP ken- Isl 2-I2 ksp- ks Lipoz- hiki ka "a !
olsloiz y. HooIiiizns XIII, ziss hen. so kor1
~ s-Iz kaF- IA "a o HoolilianznB kihi slaiia
hen. sss 20 aik- is7 z-I2 kap. IA Kapono kihi.
zisiia asza So his-Iz5 s-i2 kap- ma IA xiii aksg
ala slsii bookasaieis keiz nsaa alma biki IA
soa4kz znz Eiz "a ii srz SIS IS xnsnz of imi Xxi
azbz fsgsfbsr With half u the fensaeBts hered-
if4nsnts ard appsrteAsnees fbsTssBto belonging.
rlisse to@ J1dzIsert, interest. Sosf Il f1it, my
ices znd co11iEsi0ns are prssio1sly ssfished.
" G. PARKE. MArsbaL
Hoaoszls. Dec sth. 1870. 47-5t.e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SurRKan oorRr q IN. Hawaiian I.lan.,.,

SsrPRENI COURT nf the Hawaiian Islands.
- ia r-VstS Ia the uAAtry 4 the kstate u Her late
ROYAL nishness NlCrokiAt X. KAAuUMANU,-Hsfse
chef jsstieV Alea IN tkssates.
On rrsng and sling the ptioa q john q nonainis Ad-
u the Estate Il lr late Royal nghnes his
snsl sccoent such Aaninttrator may ee allowed ans
that be n,ay y discharged tf,l the ssd irnst
Il cf3rrr2 hN the Coart dst SATURDAY the seventh
ass II January, A. n iS1i atl eeck IN The rrnou DC
and the hefeey arp tn 81 hearing the aia pettien
herr The Ss1 Chief Justice A. be Chambers mCnouie
which And place ali rsus interested appear
and she~ esgse any tAvy have My the should
nsi he granted
l. NcCUILN
Clerk q the supreme Conrt.
Dated Houelglu. ncc. iefh. is.o, Rsi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28

-tEFAEruEer - teErfsS AFIAtEs-
- k--rr O. a. vsez u zsy srae--a TeAs
CAMS = Ns-rceS, Ess-. cf Oaie. larcush tie ne
a-zz a Be- Erssls-eE HrSEy A. Prrucr- Mirisss'
Erss-zi 81 ~ T-ssi States 81 thls Csuri, AAving
F-ss-t-s g. tts rsrs-zs-t ~ Ce--ssieu fraa his
Esu--s- - F-rssssat q ~ Uusse3 States q
Au--i-a- -aiss - sszss 90 - ir sus ssr= b.. the
ss5s Calrlss- NsrrneS. hrrvly sskreuleisra By
--s-- sa NasEsrr rur HtSs. a. ccuszi e The
C--z s-r,ss e. H-1e,siu rss Al II. cs,sl a-.s ss
su-. az --ss-es e. -eers fel 1ai.a .ra c-esit ty
a. az.sl-a-iss e h Ns5ss'y's Gsrsru=s1t.
Esr- z-5c ~ ks-i srl he SSsi % tAs Fo-sir-
60 e. Eazlzls. iaas ss.a zzy % Desr A-D. lS-a.
Isl c. C. HsEEIs.
N.-ss.- .f Earrsa Assa-s.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO LET!
NO. 1901 NO. 100! NO. 100 !

nTEEEs WHARF. sFrosits BrsEsr e. a
~ nsa5sr y Ezzisz Patsut SsE AzzE-s," !"
"a great Earissg q FEseF Gusds fsr carist1ass
VI e rz1iy r. fzsTssris1 475 safe Eri1zF zsIr-
Sszs e these Seeds 81 &c sssi fsr chrsst.zs g
NsE Year b TIE zzuEsT-
ls-Ize JOES 1HOs- EATEKHoUsE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28

-ur Cs-i--zas ra-a-i.- q tie G-rs--@s-i K-s-
Ist 11r s-.,-,s i- Rau.,=i- 81 s1sszs E-ca the
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Just Received per A. j.
Pope from Bremen,

HEAVY AMCSEEAG DENNIS. Fancy Flannel
i Il Shirts. silk Umbrellas Kid Gloves,
Cotton Handkerchief Viregsr, in Barrels and
Demjobns, Epson salts. in casks and eases,
Castor OIL IN Tns-l gall. Fints. Pints, I pints,
Gloves. Sheiiei Almonds. Cream of Tartar.
Preach and Spanish Olives. Huntley PAimer's
Sgda Biscuits in \ tins. Wiltshire Loaf Cheese.
Eiam Cheese Butter in TINS. Lea 4 Perrins
>auc-, Steariue Candles
36e Tors Best Steam Coal
Rife Powder in4 y cans. Fire Arch Bricks,
Muntr Yellow Metal and nails, assorted.
O4s Boats for Coasters use, Cut Tumb'ers
Flower Pots. Market Baskets. Chiidren's Wagons
DeuVchus, from one 10 Eve gallons.
Wrapping Paper, Manila Rope, % l ( Il inch,
Manila Cutting Pals. Hemp and Flax Paeking,
Hoop Iron, Iron Tiuuei Saaeepans Tsa-kettles
Superior Scotch Canvss. Nos. 0 To ),
OAK and Pine Barrels aud H0gshssis,
e,GlQ Gallons New OIL shocks
4 Large Assortment Of Havsna Cigsrs-favorite
brands, Rum IN barrels Gin IN cases a
An Assortment Of Fine glassware, &c, &e,cGc.
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Freight fot San Francisco will be received Mt the
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the same.
given by the undersigned. No charge for storage
or Sartage Fire Risks in Warehouse. not taken by
the Company.
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From Europe and America Direct.

Houolalu, Dec. Sd. iSfs lS,ssc
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Before the Hon A. {. Hartse. First Associate Jus
ice Of the suprsme Court and Vice Chancellor.
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On or December s4t
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DANEL OF Foreign Jurors drawn lor the

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-24
Dailp ARGUS.
OFFICIAL CITY g. COUNTY PAPER
THE WAR SITUATION.

The kilograms received within the last few
days indicate change in the war tide,
which gives French sympathizers an oppor-
tunity for at leas, a momentsry rejoicing.
The immense losses sustained by the
Prussians has SO crippled the divisions
under King William and SteinmeH that
they have taken the defensive, while
MacMahon, with 10000 veteran~ has
severed the enemy's line. rendering the
Prussisn position extremely perilous. On
Sunday, Bazaine was reinforced from Cha
Ions; having effected junction with Mac
Mahon, he is quite confident of victory.
The Crown Prince has Withdrawn from
his advance on Paris. and has gone to the
support of the armies threatened by the
cam mbined French forces. The Germans
are re,organizing for the decisive struggle
Sternmetz, corps consists of 100, 900 infantry
and 2S, goo cavalry. The strongest division
consists of 220 900 men under Prince
Charles. Their total force is aboa, 500, 600.
This Is mighty host of men making their
way to the heart of the enemy's country, and
must require great strength and military
tact to resist them. Judging from the move
menss thus far it is quite natural to predict
success to the Prussian army. The race is
no. always to the swift nor the battle to the
strong. The Germans are far from the
Fasherland surrounded by a people arising
en- masse to exterminate them,
and 1t Is yet possible that
the current of affairs may so turn as to give
to the French on opportunity of glorying
over the retrisval OF past reverses. The fac,
that Nspoleon's cause is lost is already
placed beyond the possibility of doubt,
Thus may it be to those who, for selfish
aggrandizement, so far disregard the lives
and happiness of thousands that they viii
force a war with the view of Strengthening
their tottering thrones by achievement ts
upon the battlefield.