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The New York herald., 1870-12-03
rIFTu ELECTION pIsTRrcT,


That II appears, such estimate and canvass, that
she whole number OF votes given for the oHlcea OF
inspectors Of Election OF the Filth Election districs
OF the Eleventh ward twelve Thousand three
hundred and two
or which Isaac Heimsn received i've thousand
one hundred and ninetecn. b1lo
OF which Patrick OConnor received hve thou 4
sand hundred and eighteen .............. 6llS
OF which William Eylers received seven hun.
drcd and dILv-tWo 7o2
OF which William Lilly received six hundred
forty fonr ............................. A
OF which H. B. Bcrryman, Jr., received six huu-
dred and forty four. M
OF which there blank ................ !
And OF which there scattering twenty
four ~
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That appears, such estImate and canvass. thai
the whole number Of votes given for the Offices OF
inspectors OF Election OF the Second Election dis
trict Of the Eleventh ward was twelve thousand
two hundred and ninety four. ......................
or which 0corge WIN received i've thousand
one hundred and eighteen. b,ll8
or which James uonhey received I've thou
sand one hundred and seventeen. ........... 5,u7
or which William J. Barrett received seven
hundred and fortv-tw .. ............ Wj
or which Chester IL Southworth received SIX
hundrei and forty-four. .....w.. ........... GA
for.y-fo r,.......;..... ................... sn
or which there blank kone.................
eight - - .......................... %
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TWENTIETH ELECTlON DISTRICT.
That II appears such estimate aud that tho
whole nu;pber of votes given for The oflces OF In.
spec,ors or Election OF the Twentieth ELECTION dia-
irct oi the Eigatu ward was nine thousand threo
hundred ana forty one e....-...,....,............
sand nine hunirsd aud s2ty-iear. ....:;.... 1884
OF which 4eor-e II Johnson received two thoa-
sand hundred and slAiy -four. 1854
or which a. A. MARKS received one thousand
and scveniy l,G7s
sand and segen,y-aye. 1o7s
or which william T. Wigcon received SIX hun
Gred ani twenty -four. ir........................ e24
OF which August Schmidt received six hundred
and tTefitf tour V<a
or which there detective four.
Andof witch there scaiieriny eiegen..... IL
The New York herald., 1870-12-03

Thai Appears, such eotfmato anf cnnvass, TINT
the whole number of votes given for the Offices OF
inspectors Of Election " the Nineteenth Election
district OF the Eleventh ward was tweivc thousand
three hundred and fourteen
or which Il. 7. Welsh received tive thousand
one hundred and nins;scn. ..........: :. 6Iis
OF which Jacob Rodorman received ave thou
sand ore hundred and nineteen. ............ bll9
HUNDRED sis SS ana s!,y.To;. ;; ;i 'ss
and :..;.::;:;:.;... $50
&; i ss.s *: ::::;
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ELEvRNTH WARD.

That II appears on such estimate and canvass, that
the whole number Of votes given for tho 0nlces Of
inspectors OF Election OF tho FtrS Election dist lot
oil the Eleventh ward was twelve thousand two
hundred and ninety I've IL,
or which Charles u. Moser received dve thou
sand hundred and nineteen .......,.... 6iI0 ~
or which Thomas GibboDe received i've thou
sand one hundred and nineteen. ........... 6,1lo
or which Thomas Hays received seven hum
dred and forty -for. ...:......:,..:... H
or which Charles Clark received six hundred
OF which John r. Atkinson received six hun
drsd and fer,ya 90
And of which there were scattering twenty
nine -
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NINTH ELECTION DISTRICT

That II appears on such estimate and canvass fhAt
tho whole number Of votes given for the offices Of
Inspectors OF Election Of the Ninth Election dsIrfct
OF the Twelfth ward was eleven thousand three hum
dred and eighteen
or which Samuel w. Tompkns received three
thousand ssven hundred and sixty seven S,767
or which Cornelius Callahan received three
thousand seven hundred and sixty -six........ 8T68
or which stephen $. Doty received thou
sand two hundred and six six..g............... L2)6
i two hunlred aud six. 1905
or which Arthur Il. Johnston received seven
hundred and two. T0l
or which Samuel A. Hills received sixhundred
ana Two. 6O2
or which there were blank thirty. ........ go
And Of which there were scattering thirty is
nine. ~
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r.
That appears, such estimate and canvass, that
the hole number Of given for the Offices Of
inspectors of Election of the Sixth Election district
Of the Tenth ward was seven thousand one hundred
OF which Edward j. Knight received two thou
sand seven hundrcd and eighteen. ATS
sand seven hundred and eighteen. :.........: 2,ns
and fourteen. ............;..: .;....:..; sl4
ana twelve. ..:.::..::;....:.; Ga
and .1iry Two. ::...:..;:. asa
hundred and thir.y.,wo. asa
And OF which there were scattering eighteen. 10
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THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT.
That II appears srch estimate and canvass, that
the whole number OF votes gwen for the ofrccs Of
Inspectors OF Election OF the Third Election dis
trict OF the Ninth ward twelve thousand two
or which Thomas "A. Coppinr received three
thousand two hundred and oightyf S,csi
OF which Abram ID. Cole recslved two thou.
sand seven hundrcd and ninety. z7qo !
or which Peter r. Pulls received two thou
sand seven Hundred and slb,y nine....... 2,753
or which George Bush received enc thousand
seven hundred and eleven. ................... LII
a. rn,S hnaarea aud 1876
)f ,rbirh here were bisnk tveive............. ~
And Of Which thee we're scattering nine.'s..'. :.
t* FOURTH SsFcTIOs DISTRICT.
Thai n appears Eues tttlrnsfc aud canvass, that
m. Whole number OF votrs given Tor the Offices Of
INSPECTORS ~ Election fer The Fourth Election dis
fr,cl OF the Ninth wsrd was twelve thousand lsbrec
and u
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TWENTIETU ELECTION DIS1

That appears, on Ruch estImhte and canVae3, that
the whole number of votes given tor tho onlces OF
Insrectors of Election OF tho Twentieth Election
district Of the Eleventh ward twslve thousand
two hundred and ninety ............ a..
or which Joseph Nelson received i've thousand
hundred and n,ucteen. .................... 61l9
one hunared and eighteen .............. 6lis
or which william Stevens received seven hun
dred and hIty-twO.. 703
or which John N. Lanthier received SIX hum
dred and forty four. 64l
OF which Martin Finnigan received six hundred
anu IortyIOur. Ofr
or which there was blank onc.................
And OF which there were scattering nineteen. 10
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That II appears, such estimate and canvass, that
the whole number OF yotcs given for the Offices OF
inspectors OF Election OF the THIRD Election distrcs
0f.tLe Eleventh ward was twelve thousand two hum
drej ard nincty-one.
hundred and eighteen siis
SAND one hundred ana eighteen s,......:.... 5.1ls
OF which Dayid J. Jennings received sevon hum
dred and forty-two..." ,............ 742
or whcn James T. McGuire received six hum
dred and forty-t0ur Observation-Disclosures. 6A
or which John GREELEY received six hundred
or whieh tho was blank ons.. ................
And Of which there were scattering twenty-four "a
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That appears on such estimate aud Canvass tnat
the whOc number OF votes given for the Offices OF
Inspectors Of Eection OF the First Election district
OF the Twelfth ward eevsn housand threo hun . a.
oron Hua siieen A,oio
OF which Michael ]. Qu!gg received three thou -.
sand acven hundred and eixty-fOur. 3?oA
or which Richard Welsh received three thou
sand seven hundred and eixty-tbree. Bf08
or which William II. Fi!tner received one go, {
thousand tive hundred and six. x...........:.. isNo
VI watch John McMulle received one thousand co.
TWO hundred and dfyc.................... isVo
Ot which Lawson N. Fuller received seven rox
hundred nd four ................. fv9
" drsI 1sn and rusau avea eollens fecsNeu -. sos
OF which there blank thirty. ............. "
Aud Of which there wero scatterng thirtynine =, orr
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT
That appears, on arch estimate and canvass, tnas
the whole number OF votes given Tor lno omces VI
lnspectory OF Election OF tho Second Election ds.
trict OF the Twelfth ward was eleven thousauo
threq hundred and sfyty-hree. laoS
or which Shepherd +. Knapp received tnree 4. -,
thousand seven hundred and seventy-one...' o,fh
or which John Scallon received threo thou- = 80.
sand seyen hundred and siyty three.. .;.... oioS
sand Two nsndred Snspp ana p!psve~sstnree 1873
OF witch Richard N Green received one thou- -.
s1nd .wo hundred and stf ................. i,zVo
o. which John O Graf received seven hundred ,os
o; Which William siaer,or received siI hun.
:, nToa and we. ,.'...''.'''''.'
VI Yhoh tAssy wye blsak four. -....'.
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THIRD ELEcrION DIsTRrCT.


sThat appears, such estimate and canvass, that
the whole number OF votes given for the Offices Of
Inspecors Of Election of the Third Election dis.
trict OF the Tenth ward thousand one
hun dred and f0rty-three. 2,
OF which Cornelius Gilleu received two thou
sand seven hundred and eighteen. ......... s7IS
or which John keIso received two thousand
seven hundred and eighteen :....... ans
or which John 4. Marren received ak hundred
ana nlteen. OLD
or which Michael Neville received six hundred
and thirtsen; .....;... sls
or which william Gilman received two hun
arsa and ihlr.yiwo. :.;.:;;.:...;... -; sss
or which James Jones rcceiv ed two hundred s,s
and thirytwo.. o.............:..... :::......... sas
And OF which there were scattering ffteen... l6
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NINTH WARD.

FIRST ELECTION DlSThtCT. T
That IL appears such estimate and Canvass, thst
the whole number of votes given for tho offices OF
inspectors Of Election OF the First Election distrct
OF ti,e Ninth ward was twelve thousand three hun
dref and scv cny 1897
or which James Graham received two thou.
sand seven hundred and ninety ........ 2,7gl
Or which Patrick Mccormick received two
thousand seven hundred and eighty eight d,75o
or which George Il. Dean, Jr., received
thousand six hundred and sty ...., 1899
or which James II. Boulder received one thou.
sand six hundred and ninety nine .......... 1.699
OF which Matthew Kane received ona thousand
sir hundred and eiyhty.lhree. .............. 1563
OF which Robert Beatty received thou .f
sand six hundred and eighty y-three .......... lsss
& or fwhlch there blauk fourteen: :........... u
and OF which there were scattering fourteen... IA
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT.
That IL appears On such estimate and CANVASS that
the whole number OF votes given for tue olnco OF
Inspectors OF Election of the Second Election dis-
trict of the Ninth ward was twelve thousand one
hundred and thirty seven. Ial
o. which Edward Cauveu received two thou.
sand hundred ard ninety y-two........s.- S,7A
OF which W llian, N. Richardson reeeived two
thousand seven hundred and hrce. ........... 2,7o3
Ofwhicb Matthew Kane. Jr., received one
Thousand seven hundred ................ Loo
or which James Quee received ono thousand
six hundred aud ninety ght 1908
or which Robert Patton received one thousand
ak hundred and nine. l,6W
Or which william X. Noble received thou
sand six hundred and nino. ............... 1859
Z or which there blank two..
Aud OF which there were scattering twenty -
---- 1915
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That Il appears such estimate and canvass, that
the whole number OF votcs given for he onioks Of
inspectors OF Election OF the Twentyhrst Electixi
district Of tho Eleventh ward twelve thousand
two hundr and nincty six. l22
or which Thomas Abbott received tive thou ~
sand ona hundred and nineteen 80. .......... Bll9
OF which John Lee received hve thousand
hundred and sixteen. .....,...:... Gle
OF wnch Jchn LOWS received seven hundred
Il
or which Dey Folk received six hundred and
aory-t2ui. oSf
&; 4 $s:; If: Il.
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TENTH ELgCrIoN DIsTRIOT

That It appears, such estimate and canvass, that
the whole number OF votes given Tor the 0nlcces of
Inspectors OF Election OF the Tenth Election dis
trict OF the Twelfth ward was eleven thousand
three hundred and twenty-sl ............. ..,..
or which William Baehnl received three thou !,
sand seven hundred and aiIty-s0ysn, -. 80. s.7u
or which John j. Ferguson received three thou
sand seven hundred and sixty ........ S,76J
or which Lewis Sandford received ono thou. ; sa
sand two hundred and thirty Ave. 1,23S
or which John II. Wright received one thou
sand two hundred and six. ix.................s 1905
or which William L. Sanford received six hun. tl
drcd and seventy.four.. ................. 6H
y drsa "'s and i eight .'.a. ''.. 80 @ COS
OF which there were blank four. .............
And Of which there scattering sixty-fye.. 6I
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That II appears, on such estimate and canvass thnt
the whole number of votes given for tho offices OF
inspectors OF Election of the Seventh Election dis
trict of tbs Tenth ward was seven thousand one
hundred and fo.ty-four. our......................,.. .
OF which James Il. Murray received two thou
sand seven hundred and eiahteea.; ,....... s,7ls
or which Theodore Fellste.n received two thou
sand seven hundred md eighteen. AVIS
and feastesa .........;... .,..;...r..:..... - sls
Or which John Lee received six hundred and
tyclVt. OH
OF which George Reed received two hundred
ana tnrty-tW0. x51
and thlfty.swo 2sa
And Of which there were scattering eighteen. Is
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That II appears such estimate and canvass that
the whole number OF votes given for the o1lcea OF
Inspectors of Election of the Fourth Election dis
trict Of the Eleventh ward WAS twelve thousandtw0
hundred and eighty nj ne. IL 28s
or which Joseph WArgler received I've thou n
sand hundred and nineteen. Clio 9
one hundred ana eighteen ..:............ Ells
or which Daniel Mccarthy received seven hum
drel and thirty mine e.................,...... 73o
or which John &. Carpenter received six hum
dred and forty-t0ur. 64b
or which John Harriet received SIX hundred
KS; III. Il; :...;.. twenty;
-
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That Il appears, on such estimate and canvass that
the whole number of votes given for the oflces OF
inspectors of Election OF the Second Eleetion dis
trci OF the Tenth ward thousand one
hundred and fortyone. III
OF which William kaab received two thousand
seven hundred and eighteen ............... 27i9
or which William Shaw received two thousand
seven hundred and q ghtecn.. ......:..-.... s.ns
or which George w. Stevens received six hun
dred and fourteen. .................... Ga
or which Joseph Young received six hundred
.; s1S .S;sS Si:;:sj:; sms ;..sv,a i. @
drod and tnirty-wo. wo.......................... ga
or which William II. Shoneld received two
hundred and thirty two. ........... 2S2
And Of which there were scattering nfteen..... Is
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ELEcrroN CANVASS.

OF which william 7. Jerolamsn received one !,
Z thousand and seyentynvc. .,y. q.
Z hundred and twsnty ty-four.. r.......;...:..;.....
gOf which Isorge w. Myers received six hun
drnd and twenty four. ur.....................
~ ich thsre were defective four. ......-....
4nd Of which there we're scattering oisven.....
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Ms EoTroR Why not give the sugar grow
ers Of the islands Of Hawaii Nei the privilege Of
obtaining from the soil of the country all the
profits and benefits that their capital and indus
try can legi,imaiely derive from it Why with
hold from them a large source Of gain which will
not only contribute TO their prosperity. but will
materially advance the interests Of this country
in its commercial relations with other lands
allude. Sir, to the privilege which should
long since have been conceded TO our planters Of
converting their molaSses, skimminss. etc, into
spirits for export
BY carefully prepared statement which l give
YOU below snd which l can certify by my own
experience i; viii be apparen; to any one what
an immense loss the people Of this little King
dom suffer from the tsbu which hiss hesn placed
upon this important article Of commerce
From the skimminss, etc. Of our sugar mills,
which are otherwise total loss. we can obtain
10 gallons Of proof spirit for every ton of sugsr
produced.
From the melasses we can obtain IS gallons Of
proof spirit per ton Of sugar; the average Of
molasses being 90 gallons to a crop Of 500 tons
Of sugar viii yield from its uolasses, skimmings,
etc 1850 gallons Of proof spirit, at fifty cents
only per gallon would return 10 the manufacturer
SlS75O. whereas the return to the planter from
the sale of $4,000 gallons Of molssses from the
production of soc tons of sugar at s cents per
gallon. bui S240O thus making difference to
country Of $4,000, as per aunum by the pro
hibjtion Of the diStilling privilege
I trust, Sir, iha, the wisdom Of the Hawaiian
legislators viii adop, measures to prevent this
greAt loss TO the people Of this country.
Our commercial relations with other countries
are expanding almost beyond our most sanguine
expectations; let Us foster and encourage them.
l am, Sir, yours respectfully,
&c. c.
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AT the last meeting Of the Sorosis, the Society
passed series OF resolutions expressive of their
views and sympatics In this matter. One Of them
reads as follows
" Resaeci, That we profoundly sympathize with
Mrs. Richardson; that we believe her 10 be an In
nocert and deeply injured woman, whose greatest
fault was an error Of Judgment In remaining so
long with man Who had ssrfeited every claim to
her respect and outraged every instinct Of her
womsnly nature"
1, seems impossible for any man or woman to
read the narrative Of Mrs Richardson's life, nine
yesrs Of which we,e msae wrc,ehca by Mcfarland,
without feeling that |, Is the naked truth,
Mr.. Mcfarland. since the trial. has been using his
freedom In making threats Of vengeance agsns, the
principal witnesses opposed to him, and in the
shameless publication of letters Of affection written
aim by his wiie, during periods whea she was so
fortunate as TO be away fron him.
The month Of May has, thus far, been delicious
mingling OF spring aud summer. Its chosen livery,
green and gold, carpet Of grass pied with dande'
lions, was never brighter than 1t has been this year
But alroady advancing summer has produced its
rss feeling Of revulsiou, by rpeung the dandelion-
tops, whose gray heads beginning to scatter in
the breeze.
Governor Hoffmann's veto Of the Broadway Ar
esde Bill has for the present. relieved New York of
the most stupendous scheme of robbery that ever
threatened city. Had this bill been ratified and
carried into execution, Broadway would be ruined
for years; business would DC driven from this mag
uiheent avenue; private property each side of it
would be seized and used at the pleasure Of the
pillsgers; and the public parks would be at the
mercy Of souless corporation, 10 be used for rail-
road stations, machine shops, &c. Against this
state of things, the united body of citizens would
be legally poweresS an appeal to the courts would
be useless; aud resort forcihe resistance would
be the only remaining resource. In this city, in
proportion TO lis magnitude capital is without COT
science, The most immensely rich are selfish, am
bilious, dia5olic.
This is anniversary season, but my limits compel
me to postpone an account Of its doings till next
time CLAWS.
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PASSENGERS

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sTaliue Ha-Saas STaldine Il Tu-to1 and vis la
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Rev Il GulicS and wife M L Il 6u5cs and children.
Master n A Ri,so1. Il Il MoCsashsEy, Soashs-iAna ;
Rgrus Mn RirsaIl isis Cz-i5;te DAVIS " Wi35s-
asl5 wife child and servant Mr. Il T,vins Robert Tinker
and wife NJ Tukes, Mss D5-r " PcFys " McEvcy "
Hammer, and s. n transit r- Syacy ani AusklAad-lzS
Eos FEkSoso-Pe- C1sacs, jane = Rev NJ Suoieu.
wife AID esi4rea aEs Ra-sls, AMI s0 Mss Laura Bart
lets Mss Carrie Bartlett MIS- la Lowry Mr. (oaneSs Mr.
PToas Mr. This,cthusise NJ R-ashs~ SyIoa NJ J0hl
F5-y 4 L FrSasis-l6
FEoN Sy1SET AVcElAS1-Pe- Wo1eA 1-lrz June =
Thomas HAMS Hsary Jones and - transit tx Fran
eis--gi.
EE-N 6CASo ls-kS1s-Fs- kA-aehN-lsAA Y jane sS-A
Esva-ss C-Cveu SzzA-s and wife and S Hawaiian
Ial.1-v-S-Sl
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Z McFs-,auc. and - IN transit f-lul Saz Francisco
FRoS SAY FkASc1Sco-Prr E,hAa Alien, June S-SolozSa
Davis, Esso-J B-ovn and Chimes
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GOOD,-The A~eh1a-i " n Hs-sldin speaking of
the progress Of civilization and commerce in this King
dom. expresses great Qualification at the extraordinary
progress made Of late years IN these respects in that
Frso's region. New. When consider that in point
q NC are about half the distance froE the great
centres Of civilization and commerce tia; Auckland
is. appreciate The eSns-A;aAsous Of the Herald,
and consider thS, rco;s Is jus, the word to exPross
the relation VIC hear in FOin; Of position to New
Zealand.
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or any Shipments made from here the sane rates an
allowed drawback. Placing our services at ycur
disposal.
We ART, Dear SirS.
Yours faithfully,
GEO. 4. LLOYD CO.
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FEEAEE7 ~ cAFE- l4S-U sNIEE-
HONOLULU MEAN TINE

AoCnEST--Yestertay, Hawaiian AZ work on
board the Bark EAsn Al1s accidentally fell down the
u ain hatch Of the vessel The hold being nearly
empty the fSi vas dangerous one, but fortunstely
the man reoeivod only some severe bruises OF his
h--l-
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DIED.

FJlu-Ia North Kohals On the 10th instant, MosEs b
PUN Sgd yeNrs fruesy Of Massachusetts, He had
resided for many ycA-s these Islands.
kTr-EK1sK-A; Waikiki, Maui. saturday, June 18th,
cH1kI1z iufnt DT. and Mrs ktTedge aged months
HAAax-At Bakers Island May sth, Of disease Of the
heart very suddenly. HAAzrO native Of the Hawaiian Is
lands
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AnANS WrL1EE EiIl hold = Furniture Szle to
day at 10 O'Clock At the house o; Mr.. Bartlett
Nuuanu Valley.
We would also call sttsniioa to the Sale Of the
fire carriage horse Billy Taylor by c 5 Barlow. on
SATURDAY next Tais is ole Of The finest borsSS in
ported into this kingdom for many yezrs-
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By advertisement in another column, ii vii be
seer that Mr.. Wm. COruveH has purchased the
stock OF Hardware in the store recently occupied *
tbe lsie ". y Lsdd, il The Odd Fellows Hau. We
cordially rscummend Mr.. Cornven 10 tie public
patronage, havng 10 dosb; bui that. BY fair dealing
and Courteous attention to The wants Of bis custom
en-. be vii merit Il