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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08

THE North Ohio Methodist Conference has re-
affirmed its last years rule requiring all candid
a'es for ordnat( a to pledge themselves not to
use tobacco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08
1eaths.

At Pilot Creek, en- route for Humboldt, Sep
tember Goth, of Congestve Fever ADA AMEs,
infant daughter of Dr.J. G. and Ellen R. Dorr,
aged months and 10 days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08

LARGE STEER.-According to the Butte Record
J. G. Vaudeville has steer on exhibition a: the
Chico Agricultural Fair which weighed even
1900 pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08

ComMoDoRE PARRoTr, U. S. N, arrived from
the East last week to take command Of the Mare
Island Navy Yard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08
JUST RECEIVED! !

A LARGE LOT OF "a " NO. FRESH
"A Butter has just been received by
''H' NJ. LANG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08

The Butte Record says that the legal fratet-
nifty of Orovlle are all short-sighted, but that
none Of them use glasses above the nose.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08

GEORGE RyLASD's Oriental Circus performed
mt Chico during the late Fair.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08
GRAND AWARD

10000 Season Tickets to the Grand Fair COM
mencng October 9th, will be sold at So 30
each
TREASURER, Bank of Nevada County.
$4,000 Premiums
amounting to $s5, 900 will be awarded to the
holders of Season Tickets.
For reference we refer you to any citizen Of
Nevada City, California.
Chas. w. Davis, "Challenge" Saloon
Agent for Trinity County
Responsible Agents wanted. Liberal commits
sions allowed. For full particulars and terms
TO Agents, Address
r. L. GRINNAN, Secretary.
a5-2m. Nevada City, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08

ORrGoN, according to the late census returns
is said to have total population of about lO0,-
900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3lst, 1870,

Unexpected interferences have operated to
make this delay necessary to accomplish the re-
suit of freeing the Library from debt, without
recourse to other privileges granted by act of the
Legislature, passed February 10, 1870.
This is positively the only postponement which
will be made. The Concert will take place on
the day above named, commencing at nine
have been awarded.
The funds already in bank are considerably
more than sufficient to insure the successful
completion of the contract with the public.
Tue sale of tickets will positively close on
Friday, the 25th day of October, 1870.
All tickets remaining unsold at that time will
be Withdrawn from sale and cancelled They
will be advertised by their numbers, on the 29h
day of October, 1870, in one or more of the
daily papers of this city. Any dimnution thus
made in the number of tickets to be drawn, will
not affect the number or amount of gifts. They
will be as heretofore advertised, io-wit: 628
gifts, amounting in all to $500, 900 gold.
Ticket holders residing out of San Francisco
will receive duly accredited lists of the awards
of Gifts, which will also be published in the
leading San Francisco daily papers, on the lst
November 1870.
Delivery of gifts will commence November I'd,
1870, at the Office, No. 3l8 California Street to
all parties presenting tickets to which gifts have
been awarded. All gifts awarded to non-res-
dents will be held to their order and on their ac-
count.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08

JAMES p. Roor, of Kansas, has been sppont-
ed Minister to Chilli
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08
Mistellameous.
BY AUTHORITY or A SPECIAL ACT OF THE LEG1sr
TURE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
$1,OOO,OOO.

RAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID
\T of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCI,
ALTON of San Francisco, California,
MONDAY, October 3lst, 1870
Tickets of admission, S. 90, gold coin.
Treasurer. Bank of California.
During the entertainment the sum of $500 ooo
U. s. Gold Coin will be returned to the Holders
of Tickets oy the distributon by chance, of the
following
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08
HOW MONEY IS RAISED.

Midas, who turned all he touched into gold
might have been present at the Pavilion during
the week, for the most trivial articles had only
TO be offered in the name OF charity, and they
became actually more precious than gold or sill
ver
a bottle of Kirschwasser, distilled at the be-
seged Pfasburg, was sold at the Metropolitan
theatre few weeks ago for 5000, and being PC
donated TO the Fair, was retailed in drops real
zing 5 900. lot of snuff in the hands of an
old French lady, was made TO bring in $500.
Grapes sold for 25 cents each and cigars with
the ends bitten off by pearly teeth, were in de-
maud at S each On Tuesday one thousand
bottles of Sagerac brandy were sold by Messrs.
Phoebe Cavalier, at $40 per bottle, with as
much additional premium as the eoquence of
the auctoneers could induce. The total receipts
amounted to SO 000-O princely sum when the
small number of French residents here is taken
into consideration.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08

ROBERT B. SWAIN, President NJ. L. A.
W. II. l.. BARNES, Vice Pres't -
WIN. G. RALSTON, Treasurer
TllOS. r. HAYES, Recording Sec.
DAVID WILDER, Corresp. Sec.
Trustees of NJ. L. At
WM, ASliBuRNER, ISAAC WORMsER,
D. NJ; MCN UlIf ALFD =. ELFELT,
AkIli NJ EBBETS WM. G. BADGER,
WM H. WooD +. b. REYNOLDS,
SAMUEL HUBBARD.
MAURICE DoRE CHARLES r. PETERS, Business Agts.
No. 3lS California Street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08
sHRGMPs FOR MANURE.

That crustaeean delieRey, the shrimp, whose
usefulness was supposed to be limited to the
lunch table, has been recently put to II purpose
certainly not embraced in its original mission
Some 200 Chinamen are employed in catching
them along the shores of Marin County. They
are then boiled dried in the sun, ground in
hand-mils to Il fine POWDER sacked and shipped
to Hong Kong, where they are used as fertilizer,
and said to be nearly equal to Peruvian quano
The ship Sonora is now taking in 1000 sacks of
them as portion of her cago.
CHARITABLE POKER.
There is very active competition amongst the
inferior towns to secure the proposed Odd Fell
lows College and Home Vallejo, Glroy, San
Jose, Napa, Stockton, and of course, Oakland,
are playing what may be called, charitable poker
for its possession, San Jose, from present appear
ances holding the winning cards. Vallejo COM
menced by antcing fifty acres of land as an in
ducement and 1aywards saw that and went two
better. Napa raised ten more, and offered in ad-
dition perpetual free passes over the railroad and
ferry to and from the city, to all young Odd Eel
lows who might attend the College Stockton
after some consideration, "passed " and so did
Oakland, but Gilroy couldn't he blufed, and
raised to hundred acres and $40, 900 in coin.
San Jose, who was last player, and had carefully
watched the game, climaxed all by proposition
to donate its race track, equivalent to offer OF
$40, ,000-and as none of the others are likely to
put up such sum, San Jose will probably
sweep the board.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08
AFTER THEIR RIGHTS

The continual agitation of the Woman Suffrage
is TO have some effect in teaching women their
rights. A young lady from Sacramento was one
of the hundred candidates who applied on Friday
for admission to the State University and if she
| can pass the preliminary examination will enter
as q student in the fourth class. The lady
teachers are also petitioning for the appointment
of one of their own sex to the position of Deputy
| Superintendent of Public Schools. They urge
that nine-tenths of the teachers are women, many
of whom find it necessary to appeal TO the Super.
ntendent for advice and assistance, and they
think that our experienced women would be faI
more able to render il them, than the best inten.
toned male officer. The request is not unreas.
enable, but San Francisco chivalry does not YET
adhere to the Wyoming doctrine " The best man
irrespective Of sex"
| LONG TRAMP.
An individual of the burglarous name of Jack
Sheppard has gone into the " Eighth Wonders Of
the World " business at n Melodeon den on Kear
ney street, Jack himself being of course the won
der in question. The peculiar qualifications thai
enable him to lay claim to that title, are not of
particularly useful nature, consisting merely o
a great power of endurance, which enables him
to walk Il hundred and five hours at a time
without any rest. He commenced this feat last
Tuesday at l, P. NJ, and has been saunterne
backwards and forwards along n planking laid
| on the floor ever SINCE taking his food as he
walks. His feet are already very much swollen
and by tomorrow he will require to be whipped
to be kept awake. Numbers of people are pass
ing in and out all the time to see this useless
performance, and Jack Sheppard bids fair tC
restore the family cognoman to the celebrity i
enjoyed during the life of his iIustrious ances
ters.
COMING CLOUDS.
From present appearances the rainy season
will be upon MS in few days, and the weather
wise predict that we are to have a long and we
winter. 1t is very likely that such will be the
case for the last years rainfall was severa
inches below the average, and our experience
shows that the amount deficient one season i:
made up in succeeding ones The advancing
columns of rain clouds have already sent in iheil
skirmz z,ers, and the sun has had hard work this
afternoon to find n peep-hole through which he
! could look down on this human ant hill. The
farmer, the merchant and the miner welcome
the black masses floating from seaward as gladly
as the thirsty sunbaked ground will drink in the
ife-giving moisture, for plenty of rain, means
abundant harvests, prosperous mining, and
| wealth for California. ScRIBDLER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-08

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
| of Trinity, State of California.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

IN E117 sETEEy Erzls AS1 WAnm-
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tie ruzre s5ca Rad from Ella u W1zzlssa, ca
ne Izlalad q EaEzif u rzz sxsE.=a NIala-
Esa Iad N11za Lea- THzz ruasf- Ehea Con
Fi..s-f Wa prove ea.s 1f la's greatest ssssstizs
Eczsfhiz - esai.r 9Eaa rEss Fsopls sf sllIz l.
la1E L WI epsn h117Es r=l.,s. e had Ea5.h
lirarzs.a sazz-IlIy tl,s azazz 6.rriEle 1a9 Frss-
ti1r<zVs cf fllF n ta- KiagVts1i- las aztaertss
ssel 1-.aEazai,ie ea 1rrsr1E &C the IN -ssssi 1i
ny Ct ACCESS 6uau asF 1f thss F,1rsz "a rA,. L
ElDf Sgl.nsslG grazing and ssl1s-l- EIasss have
rsslaills.tt u-ri1lsrrsEe,f er sfe rznlr=s &C Ezf
Ezzzls fEhzea re q hrzie Fr'stt< % zaF easyl
ssr tAs rEzs'sz saAz sasT have kssa ren1esf IN
FIR EI1E Il rsizlz TAis rgalf VI rz1 rh-'z1.ri..
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E.Ii passing zrsazd r1z aEzk Il EI1za Eea
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gAaea ess1ld ~ elunsse1af wz1 the Eae alEe-
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rzzsi1s- This hIr1zr rad z1zzt make
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

THE Red River rebellion interposes =
new obstacle to the eoraplstiOn Of the
donia5oE of Canada This territory. 9th
srEise called Rapsrss Land. has lately
been b0ugh. by the Nsu Dominion. Of
the Hutsoas Bay Company. for E3o0eO0.
OK about 80 per head for each white in-
hahSsans. The DOalinioH undertook to
sst Gp territorial government over il.
aad ssns cot Mr. MeDo1gall as Governor.
tie vas prsvioasly ohH0xloas to the ps0-
ne. and they refnsed him admission TO
the territory. ard be has been obliged te
take rsfage IN Minnesota The people are
EsSclgtely opposed 70 being governed by
CaEsEa- and the Dominion has no army
with Which TO sab.l1e them. besides that
thsr are so remote that It SOald Be diff
cult task AZ any rate The most feasible
roate 20 them lies through the United
States. and Of course Es would not per-
nit 81 army TO uarch through our terri
tory The insurgents have organized a
urovisiunal government. with Mr. John
Bruasse. elected to the once OF Governor,
Al It's bead They do not pet 0eeupy the
GeTeruzeut House Itself as the capitol Of
Their nex state. out Of respect Governor
NeTaEizh the last Governor under the
C0npany. EhO uOw hes there At the pcint
of DEATH They have declared martial
az throughout the territory, and al the
eurrsspoodsnts agree that never has such
good order and saeh security for life and
pEUpeEtE been mAintained among the rude
aud IaElsss men. Of whom the population
/ Izzgsly composed. ss under the rule n
the provisional government six hun
drei men sre nor under arms They are
said 10 be h0and By an cath To maintain
the Independence Of the c0antry from
Canadian rule. and they have the symps-
thy sad support Of the entire Fop1IatiOn-
They have arrangements for mastering in
three tko1sand Troops 10 the Spring. shieh
thsy regard a quite sufficient 70 defend
the dExezlt ard trsckisss routes tbrOugh
zhieh al attacking force from Canaia
nazt rake is zay Il confined to British
soil MeD0Ggal has. il s reported. SEMI
f0r tEOops and arms 70 enzbiz him to force
his Ezy into the county and establish
his zathorits--Eer Betord lSaaek1rd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

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zaF-Ef tA,.re ke AzT tr1-z u sls. zIE1in r11z
wei keEz1 i halT dsze- tAEz taE EzrzIs-
uzn WA have esGnges. Eae e1erezz. tk1z.EA
TzrT z..ezssEry -llslE a E<eri1E Al iE-esr.llzZs
sf s,sizi7a rgspstfii1E r1ls t..zr sl-azs q pat
ting Est rziE-1ais II sls r1sciss e,s'znfry EI-
kEr ela1aiez z7Gil b uI11Ex szlzzlEesEy f1sssfn-
have kssr fsrrU1aiie = kei1'E frr1Ss1el WiE1
a Esosz rzzz f1r rliz. q 1erIris1s e Tx Es11-
rz1 9l1zE1 e,1zfsrEIieE "a LEus1su Nh srzinz-
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z,snEizs, tx re=sllfiz.z ElIzsest 81 szz1 4 -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12


Ws Aars k=e srsas - -sPs-s = srzzzSc-
saal ~sr- za..,s ,s- lsss a~a-~ Tse p@se vss2
kas kssa sr-ssv s,s.ssra,= ssrzga-i n 1aAzss
ia rsSEss- zza-e<rsy ssa-sa,susss azs sassaas
- ~ sss-rs s1sazsz-
F=s.inr~ 3 ssg'aaze = eszr= ssr~z-i ss,i
~ ss-kxzz 49, n ~ ss-sa ssr san E-sz-
sssss> e--ysa sa1 Vs-esraa ~ ra--v sszs
o. sa=yses-
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n sazs- n sszss ~ IA ls=ys Essz-ssz<ass
-SE A=a1g a4ss ~ ~ rls=zsssnz. VISA
a-s .~e<zz==sE lz-rz a. zass ssassz rE sas
r-a-. N t2s sz--z szpsass e r-saEis,e seassa.
-@-zAizEag asszrz-s- a.
ma as.-sze = rsE szseEes 4ssa z-a-iy
a. kissis ss asr~a1zza-s. e1-y sz z.nsa szas~s.
ss sa<as q ss a szaE a. sa- rszzzzz1s~asss
Il ~ yzs-- Ss1as s-sissiez- sz:A as asz-. sass,
srzs1- 4zi GzzE fszeriseisGz e f-T cs,a'is-
.-= u sz-@ss wazs saas ~ 4-ssczs a-~
-~E saz-aaes aaE Aiga- susa A. saiaaa-
ksrassas ~ Arss ~pa. s4-1 zsasAss. a1ss
ssE iezas Il less zay.1rsszee sae ssrsnsr sEg
azsssss az Ek<iT = ss n sair szpq3r - ss<
E=zs aziral s-su Sa- E-zse;seo. saais Ne
ssa=-z assaei saaaas ss Es-a.za.si sasrs ss
s--svais zrsss san ~ E4zesr. Sezszz ~
Ez0Re-
EAs y & Az-rzE ~ be 1Hs iazass af IA
G.SS aad - aksiy s-sa,s sa- szzs zsaz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

AntAeslsht. title aaa interest of PRESTON
CUNfN0S, deceascd, IN AID tc the following
described real estate. situated ia NoftA and
south Keas. n the Island of Hawaii. 70 VII
L0fi Al that per,ion Of the lana q uki.
pnnealr and Kiies, whieh lies aheve or inaaka
of the government roaa. leading ffom Keepa-
Ia, Keaa. 10 Ksu. containing 800 acres mere
~ lcss. snd described IL Regal Patsat Ne,
seF. This ss = rich aud desirable lsnd. Ssila-
bic fsr the cultivation of snFaF cane. eofee.
and Irish petafoes. &C, Excepi portion u
wed land Il has ali been IN eaftisatius, and
Is nov ready fer the Plea, there arr tue
springs of water en- the tract.
Lot 2. A part 81 the land Of nonna. con-
sisfiag 81 about enc hundred acrcs. adjoining
tho land Of Charles Hall, North Kona. and
conveyed hy warranty deed fiom the aid
Charles Hall 10 Preston Cummings. This l.
tract Of land aaely situated near the goSern-
ment road. With right ef Way by deed 10 the
same Il Is AL arabic and adapted 70 the ealti-
walton cf coiee CT sugar cane.
edaoT !. A knlesna in Waipanaalu. desefih-
in award of Land Commission No. eTS1.
LOT 4. The Hatcher lot Ia KnnWaloa. coa-
tanning aheat e6 fathems.
LOT ). A kuleanai in knlhma :. described a.
apana In award q Land commiksion Ne.
sSae.
LOT 6. A knleana in KAlakAlu. described
in Land Commission Auara ~. s<ae. con-
tanning l lie ef "a acre; also, keleanA No.
ie.sas, containing 1 acre.
LOT I. One house lot Ia Honounsa. oon-
taining 5S-leoths Of an acre
LOT s. A kaleanA in kohaalcaiki. consist
ing of A acres, described in Royal Patent Ne.
1855.
LOT .. A kuleaaain KeaEaksku.. described
in Royal Patent Ne. 1850.
LOT 10. A knlcana known as the knleanA
of keoni. No. 9523.
Terms Of Sale. Cash. any persons desif-
Gus of information relative to the above lands
will End the patents, deeds, maps, ETC.. with
the undsrsiged. Who viii give all the required
knowledge necessary to understand the nature
of the title. and the sifnation and Quality Of
the land.
W. c. JONES.
Administrator de teRis nas ef Estate of
Preston Cummings; deceased.
c. 5. BARTON. Anet'r.
Honolulu. New. ~. ises.-ie-sie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

A Sskzoz EscAEx-Nr, CaiEEss~ertAs
sf EAe fra1 sf A1,sr & CazsaEsvorsh &
kzszslae, rscsazly, Sailss Fassiasr rAss erh;scv
seresS rae <srSa1 n ksh<kele. S1e Il the
Z11sAes asCS~~n LasEaaesaes and ETls.
narrowly sseaesss serssas lsS1ry ~ sAs ssz
Ct sae bridge wasSa Prsezpf1asst aiz Si<A
hiz Asrse hrse tise ztrzszn- NJ. G. iisrtezane-
p escaped 1l-A s4s szgaE sstz-y. a2.AeGga
D.. l,s. IL acrss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

EauA EAEAu-Ws Bsarz s14- tae ers-sr
e rhe sz11ir q MEzaa Lea sh,lBs e,sakii-
ss-E,is activity 4 1snss <ansks Is coasszaz-
y hsszz1g d-cm T. aaf several TINES asuss
a-a-- s---.-. ~ 49, -saa ss~-=z Ez-E-E@nI-
n k11 Tlle S-z1er q Eflzalea h esuEar1-
EsEslE INACTIVE. 1lrh,s1r1 Z b observable that
tis slzssise hsssIiilE Es1l tae crsE5sss IN and
a.ss11 t1s crater. i uz,a ulsrs dense tAaa
Il las 1Izherr2 aesz kaeSu u ee- L s
sa5f = he az tense and 1lAsk as zzekz rum
ueEf7 l..s,tess e.,al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

W1E s,st5,s.s Il tas Esnsli11r Rsee NE1 TAX
osa,.r Day a zIisti1E gf very Gzs GaPssiiisasss
ries- and 60 l1,z1Ty. ds1l6 = - ee pars sf
tx Ia imported t-oua Gaiua- in tax cl1rs Lad
rg and Waaeh lad seeeH1s EseEilly sat ds-rlE.
silce Is arrfEz1 L lai besn rsehsazsG AZ
the Ezez Nj zasf E1raeS e1E % ae sG5rg
sglal CO 1az test S'smeszii; rar~ ssE Piz1-Arissn
1ss. sass vesszls and the parssal--y sa1en ssr-
sess Il r5cs aIr5s.r eeea ssFa-21sG frsu ths
zsEat EsrasaIS IN passing tilrszz rsi1s fAaalnE
4rrarzszs q IN. M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

II BsoE1g ever taa Log kere eF a
rssaE. 1ss bsaE szles, We Eerx struck IT
tlss sh.s rAas ms ss1zsry has asss essn VIZ
Gef - a SsgEAsrfT STERN. cr E11a- si1es
1'sszsu,e Ess-. ssmsfafsg szsr tx1 yezrs.
Alza1a.ra these zzrrnz srx net pleasant rs
sz1s-s'su.s-s shs- E-EF1,zG= rzlnz sAz-A s.lz
sz-f-E sus cf them ars very 6s1e6siaI "a
zls s-azier zld a.Er1;szZzzrzliEc- Earr5esIiariy !
e. -A1se ca tae = lex slzs- al taE islands.
where tle tr1.f.s v716 showers zelz,zu rsAeh
&c a zzsicdsat sz-enr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12

MAscSar BaS2Esr r-Tse nsa1ers Ct Le
a,.it 4 eaa,sEst AZ sAsir Lr'lcs Esa1E. ca
Th1-S,iaE sESsilg HzF, q s'naes 1lsz1exrs eS
tax e-z-<rusrF aerS- we're fgvfced- These
saz.sRetz arS sawaxz pleasant zaazrS. and
ve zrs sS1i t1zs this sa< was Fa-saeziariy
-. scsa "a aeosHzz e the ee4zsSe1Ezesz Of
sas rSpG<s. 4z1 sf -as good ss~Eag vhs.a
rrsssFsG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12


,''R se.-.e = ss''s
st, ~ ~.f< = ~eee =
ss'',ss,,k s'se ~ s1ssssa'S e ne psesseSss
eS.e2N - sssesssss = sse< ~ eAs esssees.ess
ss.@ - = s-s..''se%H''S ~ soe es'S AN faess
- - e>'Ssss
49, -.ss-.sS. ~.
AA's>sA tsf-ess ~ fssat'oe- sS'sSs,sH - w
ss<e., = .es.sss s.ess..ssS ess eSee VA,
ssssee@ y A'sss >saAeseA, eaaea = -, ,@as {
sssSs Sne sasSss s'.S ~ fsF.sssS tss eses>
ssssSss - N,'S - s.s<s : eA1ss ~s'sessS'
~ vs. es-es Y. ~ tssseAsss = ~ A'e's-
e : ,sssS,Ak,N eStss.sa, 49, As sssa >s y
'sSss ssses ~ SssS ~. sefs.ss ssSssss ss'
- sss-ss nv A~eessse :, sae A'eks g >s.as'
a<
ssssesSsrs are rsseAsss1 = VPsrsN
e$erye eeaeesy ses~ reserved Seesra ne
srssess4 Asssssa 81 >s,ersSy> tne esfseaS'.
~ sSs asseo&ea VIA saaex Scneasirasiees u
ssseset- >ereraA dass,s< <esssea Fsrssos eseSps-
p4aasa sAe rerasses ~ ne Plaes = e4esrSs-
ssee. vaesS taex we're S~Ssssed ~ ses eiss ss-
tAessehss u fsstSnasesa ssd he e6cefs and
s'sr'sss - Ne AssersA ana the tssset >tslss
ssSAsssr .ssgase~sa> tSe sAses u ,Ae hAfeer
Nsss-sSS9 nsSs a. hSieuAss ana dsRFet en-
sSaS ~S ne 1esAsFxA steamed est ana sasasee
kS1s wsES HTss1- NsalSssr Ass'ss easrSssea
c@Rs@ls Ss.@@sssas se@GaAss< u sae kss-
SsSa. rSiersaeS = ses eress ee1eS faA MT.
fs&as4y ~ ses a<aas - TIVE great sss'esS n
ssSaisS s~S var s~sssls As speeaAa essest =
as sezAeA7S - sstiSe eeersEy- u ne
part et1ee rs&@EiSss ~ sA< 1eesasea Ne eea aaea
tAe rezzsaaS - tas CARtsinS ke<panS. CAPT.
Cee1Srsa reRhsa. seeefssas ne saereS trust.
ea@ Sss1rsas afa tAe rsAe,ns see1ld - eAxea
tss ~slA tke ssesS lsalesS saseSest.
RAEf$, Deee0eer l6so>-tee Daehess ef
SeaSa has psSssaxely Pre,esse4 assiass her
ssa reeelxiaS the Spanish CrSua.
fa< $ssere ss-t&y says Ceane heSs had =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-01-12
TO Builders and Carpenters.

CEALED PROPOSALS ssr s1as,rues-
= NJ fhe EASY H4ET EEHALE EEH
LE4RTsz Nsks~ss. Az1i. vii ss rsezirsd
- shs Bszr1 = Trss<sss, szfd TUESDAY,
JszzzrT z5tk, Is79-
FLEzs ss1 Ss<eizezfiezs 81 fk< szzs- s.n
- sen a fks 1Esz e Cas- z Bzshsp, Esq-,
HszslzIz. and 1lss sifh Dr. Eistrs1es, Wss-
lzkz-
Est1reizss EzzIzkz, Mzzl I1s Trustees -
ssETs f1e Ei<1r - rs5eet any 411 al bs1e. =
fke ed 4 tie fzztifzsfsn nay rs4ufrs-
Per sszzr- C. 8 EI7IKEBGE,
sZz Eeefy z Il Eenzis E<ninsry-