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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-09
COMMERCIAL
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lffINNLI III ANIEENER :. $50
~ ---r leasci-fa- rams which cur Islands. and
s.--.g Oahs. have 50 Tnueh needed. have fallen
-...- l-rsig ths rass sEo vesks- Tie damage done
- t- las-i s. gu.ie srifiuE. bciug merely to roads
a- llc1f uhlc tae hcuests 20 the agricultural and
---r tn-s-srts are Immense.
ou Esuaz. rhc uct crop has Suffered seyerely:
-s Eslls have be-a sucri away, and the prospect
-H .aat vt shall aaVc uo nee 10 spare for export
ut tart e-eura i-s iacai consumption.
-sss has teea quite number Of arrivals since our
l-- i.sus- eaisey vAaisr, reports Of which viii be
re-s tr'rr-
-ls -slh &c TIE vhaiers, 60 fzr, is very good. and
rrt -ui b.us ai fair Prise, would Justify US in
sr -tat sts prospects f-r prosecuting ;his branch
90 a-.rl.s are god. bui At present prices nothing
ra-a a-rr -a-et can safe ths ourers Of uhalcships
H-2 la... unic- ihs uo.t favorable circumstances.
Iarl a. -sssly great advantages this year for
f--r l-.u rts rori- Prorisioas % all kinds are
-1a-a-slt= tal rals % ErehaHge is low. As far as
rt can l-a- b b ahaut per cent. which no ship
e--- r- .tir--us,,r can complain o. although we
la-s beard he remark uaie that ia san Francisco
str ua.r- Ezcaat-c can be sald az par, or even at
o. --u-aus t1i shalld such he the case we Relieve
ss u--a1i. 30 that iar, require some remuneration
l-- ere a-s-tss 20 a. rrolt To- what they do and if
l-r l--ar.s az ua-ry is worth anything as 1t GER
s-.--r l. -te lIFc-lare bltueeu bills being drawn
- 1a 1 san E-auolsca mast he IN itself something
70 11 rcu-
Tar Er-il German bark Theresa arrived on the
Ga. f---a-- as datss from Saa Francisco up 70 goth
ll --t c.uHrr=lal news BE- uHiup 1rtsnt.
--r E1alr Ia-1s1 arrived to-day from Tahiti, with
-l--. ia SEQ f. Mclean.
Ilse a--k Couss sailed 90 ths Sd, With Sugar. etc.
VISA lo-ru CAR ua-sei bare Of the best grades Of
-a1a-s
uru. C. Eu--zy sails for san Francisco on the
lsl
rr uatee ty he Oregon papers that large Sugar
El.-l.f g. beng crested b. Portland. This can not
81 t.tt q r-lai btacat 10 the sugar interests Of
-1. -l-l-e. z. it ul make icz4Hd 10 that direc-
sa GO fa-a- l1r re ue-y purposes. Although it
--T s.a F-ar-e. via tte heavy charges Of Iiiotase
cd ..a-- l1 fts C.1atia River, the Traportiouate
r1zr-i ira stiFzleuss are aluoh greater than from
I1-csra. au .1.r 20 tto extreme rate Of storage,
rla-aee. l-zraee, and othe- charges at the latter
F--
wslea-n ia, re whaling bars wm. Ro;eh and
E .-ll-r-l. have changed hands both viii be con
t11rl 1 itl whaling service tfem this port.
-te t-- Egzal,ilm viii sail far Tshid in few
far-- a-th I.-Hae-. &c
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Licences Expiring in November, 1870.

DETAIL.-OAHU-Hon Ist Alb Ham. I'd
III Geo Roberts. 9Th Tbos Thrum. 9th 7 Neal
9Th Lum Yek, llth All See, 18th Copenhagen. I2th
Ming Kong, 18th HOLSTER Hyland, 10th W n Ladd
5th Ahana. WAIALUA- 14th AkionA. Hssia sl0op,
I'd An Tong. MAUI-25th W G Sesdham & Co.
Wholesale.-Oahn. Honolulu. 9th J 7 Water
ouse, 18th L Green.
VictuaIling.-0ahu, Honolulu, 4th Gsnard.
tn Rycroft.
Retail spIrits.-Oahu. Honolulu. 9th I'd Burgess
ButcheT.-Oahu Honolulu. 3Ist Bornholt Dune.
Public ShOw.-Oahu. Honolulu. 39th Lee 4 Ry-
land.
BiIIiard.-Oahu. Honolulu. 9th R Rycrofs. eth
Ed Burgess.
shipping.-Oahu, Honolulu, 1Ith W A Markhsuu.
BOat.-0shu. Honolulu, LIST Gasret Norton, No
%, LIST Papuas. No 29 lstI, No 90 Sa3I Ist Palcka
No 43, I'd Hitler, No 80 No 80 No 81 Cd Lamaina,
No 35. Sd PahiDui. No 10, Sd Holokahiki. Nc as 81
Paalea, No 81, 4th Liloa No SO. 4th Kshuhu No 80,
9Th Jas AWana, No 40 No IL. 5th Mahele No u, sth
Kamusla, No 43 No4f sfh james Stevens No IS, 9Th
Kanakanui, No 10. 9th J Hitler. No A.. 9Th Makia
10 IS, l1th, Hauhu No 40, lith Kaulaokeahi No 50
18th Kaaukuu. No 81. 18th KaiEi ksola. No52 15th
kuaapa, No So. 18th Sylvester, No 81. 1fth Maki-
al, No So. 24tb Ioane. No So.
HOTse.-0ahu, Honolulu. ID Kaleolea, No 15T,
ID Alohakea, No 1855, Sd David P Eldridgs. No 159.
Sd Kaulalii, No 100, 4th Wahowals No 100. 4th Ke-
liiaua. No I6I, 4th Moke No 1862, 5th Para, 10 49,
9th " Brown. No 1864. 9Th A Kaaukun, No les. sth
Ioane, No Is6, 9th KAPPA, No 49, 9Th Kaii. No les,
5th Andrew Bannisier No 1869. 9Th Kaolsmun. No
ITO, sth 0emi, No i'll, 9th Keia, No 172. 1ofh " D
Hunt, No 173, 1Ith Papalimu. No ia 1Ith Peahi.
No l75. 18th Luakis, No l76. II Richard Meek. No
III 18th Lulea. No l78, l5tb Fiintox Eaos No 179.
18Th Joseph lacy, No $50. 18th Kek1hina. No ISL.
1gthJ keawehuEahala. No 15z, 18th kalun. No I83.
I'D Sam (Pake), No 1s3. 2sd Kaaukai. No Iss. 27th
KecDe Hama No 1856. 57th Kaonohi, No ISL, 17ik
Aalona. No 1855.
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r-rr- -r Cara C.sF1EI- ItEE 1ELEs sSov.-Lefi Homo
1- Dr. -st -s Crus-i u1uc he lice i1r sperm whales
ssr re l-. Ia song rs F. bat few whales.
ia sra ufsIr tur l--i ~ Prt Franklin. Arctic Ocsan'
.f r.. on -a- lt -0s1 Long 1880 W. iu an Is whales
asl-z -e bass s and l61'o ib bone Kept Of 9Th Of
-t-- In 1rary VIA ths FLORIDA AT O'Clock the same
t-r tvs ra la,y gale u Wind, Jet three hats and
- duaa ere uilit Ca sth sfurhoad hulvuks from the
rnI1 --lae rurl washed overheard. oct 7th lost so
fas ss ae lets talnaeel both topsss and lost FIRE
t-- s-ar-a1 ot l0,h rszed East cspe and went into
s. I-s-r Bay uh.e Jag Or DAYS, boiling aud slowing
u- F--- = Lrvrence Bay to Flx Islands had hue
rra= n Fos Is.uss 20 IIonoiuu had strong Eisterly
-T-rs Tnos C. CarFFE.t-
Naster bark H-len Snow.
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TEurrs Fre1r-Time FIies-.nid an ancient

TENPUs FUeIr-Time Flies-said an ancient
author. Newspapers fly, nowadays. On the 4th
of November, last Friday, we had New York pa
per placed table, dated October Is. What
would have been said thirty years ago in Hawaii
nei, if any should have bruached the possibility
Of such achievements He would have been put
down among the Baron Munchauseus. Wait till we
get Geographic cable laid between San Francis
aud japan, with mid-oceau resting place at Da-
moud Head
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MARsHAL's SALE.

IN VIRTUE of an Execution issued BY J.
i MONTGOMERY, Esq. Police Justice Of Homo
lulu, upon judgment against KAUAUA, defendant
in execution, in favor Of JOHN DAVIS, plaintiff in
execution, for Ffty-fye $500 (S55-s5) dollars.
have levied upon and shall expose for sale to the
highest bidder, the 18th day ef November. at u
o'clock noon. on the premises in smith Street, Homo
lulu, Island of Oahu, all the right title and interest
Of the said Kauaua. in and to wooden dwelIme
Unless the said judgment. interest. costs Of suit
and my fees and commissions be previously satisfied
W. c. PARKE. Marshal.
Honolulu, 0ct'r 10. IsT0.--40-5t ~
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oeen reeurrecteQ-1lS Work-s We uedfi--anu tnel
said to be remarkable for wit and sentiment. 1t is
suggested that this is the original of 'Shu Fly"
transposed.
The wHALERs.-Our annual visitors are coming
into port quite fast and we are glad say. with good
catches The highest SO far, is the Josephine, Capt
Cognn, with 1900 barrels. Such a report reminds
US Of the old times of 1852 and the following six or
years when from two to three thousand barrels
was frequently reported the seasons catch of
ship. Speaking Of whalers,-their indomitable
gy is something remarkable Governments have sent
out exploring aud surveying ships and expeditions,
to discover the North Pole, expending large of
money for that object But the hardy wtalemen, in
pursuit Of an honest livelihood the best explorers
During the past season. Of the ships cruising in
the Arctic got the supposed situation of the
Pole that their longitude scarcely worth working
up We predict that whaler will be the first to dis
cover and 90 through the long-sought NORTHWEST
passage. the search for which has cost the world
so much money and many valuable lives.
THE PIONEER Devoted to the promotion of
human rights, Liberty, Justice, Fraternity" This
is the heading Of a newspaper which comes TO US
from San Francisco, with the Endorsement, Please
notice and exchange" On looking over the paper
we find that it is edited by woman, Mrs Emily
Pitts sievens,-evidently one Of the strong mnded
ones, and without doubt woman of ability, Tor the
paper is ably edited. The editorials have the gen
uiue smack of an old hand at the pen and Mrs. Ed
iress is not at all backward in showing up the fail
ings of her own sex, Qhe old feminine game again.
while advocating what she terms their righs,-right
TO vote, to fill any position in life which she may
prove herself qualified for Mrs Stevens is also an
oratress, as well as editress. AT Dashaway Hail.
quite recently, she addressed large audience the
subject Of Woman Suffrage The address is said to
have been original in character, containing many
passages of uncommon brilliancy, and delivered
with admirable effect. In the Daily Ao,Ding Call
we find very 1atterng notice of the San Fran
cisco County Woman Suffrage Association" at the
meeting of which the above mentioned address was
delivered. 1t is perhaps all right, that woman
should thus put her best foot foremost, in these
days but we, living far out in the wide Pacific.
can hardly it yet We had rather, in old fogy
style Of thinking, woman in the sphere she
well adorned when We were boys and we would
gladly go back TO those days at the expense of
getting spanked, TO see the oldtime woman again.
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NNTLEIs
N-ra-fa s-t-- ~ C1-rai rrllr- Tor san Francisco
Ea Naui.
Srtr Wa-aiak- 81 NalaEai.
1-~aGr Hnl.Ia far '-l1I.
Einaa ii Naai-
E-lr lIHkr1.fe fH- NJ iosni-
SE- IrEs fr Hawaii
SCR 3D. EHV. f0r hs.llau.
Eflr Ir.rrr o. Hawaii.
l.srl Theresa. Mtycr. f.r Guano l.
a. crastrf -rhr Forrest hing futile, for
rarff -runl
s-k- scar UrarIs. --. flr Tahiti.
---e'r Iar-F. o. ksuai.
Sr- Efaaaa a. WiulEri Porte
E-~-tr Nsirr Merrill Or Maui
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THE FAR EAsT"-This is the title of a news
paper, few numbers of which We have seen printed
and published by J. r. Anglin, at the Japan Gazette
Office, Yokohama. 1t is a semi-monthy, appearing
the first and sixteenth Of every month. 1t is all
octave in form, aud handsomely illustrated with
views Of japanese scenery. 1t appears to be well
edited too. But the price strikes Extraordinarily
farther West than contemporary we areas
rather steep, viz: ST. per single copyi If newspa-
per paid at those rates in Japan it wopldn
be a bad idea for some of US TO imrnigrate thither
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FELL DOWN THE HOLD. A native seaman
board the whaleshp Henry Taber, lying in the har-
Dor, Lost his balance anG fell down the hatchway,
yesterday morning. AT first, everybody supposed
he killed. but il turned out that he was inwardly
fortified with whisky, and consequently got off with
few bruises and considerable Of stunning. 1t
is an old saying that drunken men can fall with i'm
punity where a sober person would break his neck.
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FrsEn.-Ths fra Of Chsiiame Co.. Of this city
sus .-rnirusd before the Police Court during last
week f1r retailing spirituous liquors without license
ss-y bsiHr iioensed 70 sch At Wholesale only. After
fun hc.rinr. ard several postPonsmeBts, the Court
gave its aecision Saturday morning. Imposing
fus q ssoo. which is the minimum prescribed by
ststufs- Mr. Thoupson, counsel for The defendants,
solrs - srgs.l 70 the Supreme Court.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Phases of the Moon for November. 1870.
PREPARED By CAPT. DANIEL SMITH.
HONOLULU MEAN TINE
TINE sun RISING AND SITTING.

ANY person having the music OF Mozart's 18TH
Mass, aud who is willing to loan it for the Mass to
be sung at the Catholic Church on Sunday next,
viii confer favor by leaving it at Mr. Whitneys or
Mr. Tlrpms
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PASSENGERs.

p San H--u--,-. rrr cousi nov 81, Mr. Phillips, VIM
F---r- a s.troalc-. > q h Hewitt
E-.r Haulus-l r-ts rsl Kiiauea, Nov 5-R Sterling,
~ --s-r 2 uad Gag; . s1op, Ms james sakee and
l-u-ate-,. o-si = B-ausrs and wife, Patty, Rev 5
-,u-na-. ne DIX and rs deck
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NOTICE.
THE FRENCH Residents of Honolulu,
A Wis. Francois residents Homo

A VIS..--Les Francois residents Homo
n lulu out decide dams lear reunion d'ouvriF une
liste de subscription chez Messrs. CHALLAMEL
Gle, Honolulu pour yenir aide aux families
des Soldats Francais morris GU blesses pendant Ia
guerre actuee. Tout Francois est invite apporter
envoyer son Obole grande on petite.
La liste est ouvere aussi pour toute personne qui
desirerait eontribuer meme but d'humanite. Les
fouds seront expedies par ehaque vapeur par Mr..
Ballieu, Commissaire ct Consul de France qEi re-
cevra egalement, les ofrandos qui ssront dep0ses
directement chez ui. (Nuuanu Avenue.) 36-n
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MARRIED..

BENNETT-HARRIs-At Rose Ranch, Ulupalakua, Maui,
by the Rev. Dr. s Damon, on "wednesday, Nov ? 1870
Capt Nehemiah T Bennett Miss Catherine Makee Harris.
No cards. To San Francisco papers please cory.
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"A uC ton.
Land for Sale at Auction.

ON SATURDAY., the 18th Day of No.
" vember. 1870, by order Of the Administrator Of
the Estate of L. A. Pavie. Of Ho Hawaii. and also
by order Of the Administrator Of the Estate Of Ma
kuakane late Of Hilo Hawaii. shall expose for sale
at Public Auction. One Lot Tract Of Land situate
in Kalaoa, Hilo. Hawaii and containing so more
Acres the largest part Of which fenced with good
ditch, and is well situated near the shore
ALS0-0ne Town Lot belonging 10 the Estate Of
Makuakane. situated near School Street. and con-
tanning about Acre.
ALS0-Four Lots Of Land situated in Kamaile
Puma, and containing lO2 s-5 Acres also belonging
to said Estate Of Makuakane.
Deeds at expense Of purchaser.
d. II. HITCHCOCK.
Hil0, Oct. 5, 1870. ~ 81 Auctioneer
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CIRCULATING LIBRART.-To those who are kept
at home these rainy nights and are fond of reading
We recommend call on Thrums establishment,
Merchant Street, where fine assortment Of books
may be found, let out on the circulating library sys
ten, on extremely moderate terms
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FIJI SHU.-In a late London paper, we observe that
a Chinese author. of several hundred years ago. has
been resurrected-his works, we mean-and they
said to be remarkable for wit and sentiment 1t is
suggested that this is the original Of 'Shu Fly"
transposed.
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The TRIP TO HLO.-From Capt Harrison, of the
steamer Kilauea, learn that the weather,
the northeast side of Hawaii during the last trip
10 Hilo, was extremely boisterous. The was
very heavy, and the boat at timesplunged bows un-
der while the propeller elevated high in heair
The coast was lined with combing breakers and
landing was difficult and dangerous even in Hilo
Bay, sheltered it is On the arrival Of the steamer
last saturday, the (uatives refused to 20 again.
saying that the weather was too severe
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CONCORD WAGON.

Edz One CONCORD WAGON,
44FtE4 made in the United States, with two
= : '->eesets Of Harness for Wheelers and
two sets for leaders, with brake attached nearly new
and warranted in good order for sale BY
424tc JOHN THOMAS WAREHOUSE.
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IT has been seldom that our citizens have had
the privilege of listening TO a series of musical
concerts pleasing as those now being afforded
them by the Carandini troupe, as it is qualy sell
dom that a whole family is TO be found so gifted
with musical genius as is this one. The execution
Of Madame Carandini in operate music, ably as
sisted by Mr.. Walter Sherwin is superb, while the
Ducts and songs Of the sisters Rosna and Fannie
trance all who hear them Notwithstanding the in
element weather for the past two weeks the Caran-
dnis have been fairly patronized at their nightly
concerts, one thing being always observable that
among the audience, during the most Indictment
weather always TO be best musical critics.
who Of course, betty better able to judge of the
quality Of the music, the most enthusiast
ic Of the audience. Not the least pleasing of the
performances of this troupe are the character and
comic songs of Mr.. J. Small His delineatious of
Irish character perfect, while it would be diff
cult to imagine anything more comic than his " I'm
fortunate MAN.
The U. S. Ship St. Marys arrived at this port on
Saturday the 5lh inst from San Francisco. Our old
residents will remember the former visit of the ST.
Marys this port in 1s5f she therefore comes back
to Us as an old acquaintance and friend. We give
below list Of her otficers
CoHinander-T c. Harris, Commanding.
E1eeutiyg 06feer-Iieut. Comd'r. W. W. Maclay
NaJfgator-Lient. w. H. Brownson.
LisutenGats-G. B. Livingstone, d. W. Davis, a.
B. Carter.
NdSteI-E. d. F. Heald.
SuTyeon-G. S. Beardsley.
p 4. Faymaster-H. S. stancliff.
Lent Nariae-J. II. Sherburne.
asst Suygeon-J. A. Hawke.
Sailuiaker-Geo. T. Douglas.
Boatswaih--M. Hickey
G,mner-W Cope.
CdTpeder-H r. Philbrck.
RIyHaSteI.s Clerk-F. S. Alvin.
Captains Clerk-B O'Brien.
Mates-L. BeyersdorfI, R. 7. Lawless, T. W. Ben
ham, c. E. Hasselbacker.
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I Office TO cREDIToRs.---Estate Of

N ISAAC MONTGOMERY deceased.
Notice is hereby given y the undersigned, execu-
tors Of the will Of Isaac Montgomery. the creditors
Of and all persons having claims against the estate Of
the said deceased to exhibit the duly authent
Gated and with the necessary vouchers TO W c. Parks
Esq. within six moths Of the first publication Of this
notice they will be forever barred.
(Sgned) LOUIS MAIGRET. D'ARATHIE,
Vic. Ap. des Sandwich Islands,
MODESTO FAYENS.
HERMANN KOCKENANN.
Dated Honolulu, November LIST. 1870. f2-2m
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AMUsEMENTs.-lt is seldom the public Of Homo
lulu have been supplied with similar frst-class en-
iertainments to those they have enjoyed during the
past two weeks. The Rogers Troupe Of Minstrels
have durngslast week given entertainments which
were the delight Of all who visited their peTforman-
ces The japanese gave exhibitions on Monday and
Tuesday evenings Of this week, which were well
attended and highly appreciated. During the remain
der Of the week, Messrs. Rayner aud Neil, in con
junction with the Rogers Troupe will present the
public with some OF their delightful farces which
viii not fail to draw large houses.
o. Thursday (to-moTow) evening, Miss Rosina
Carandni has a benefit Al which we hope to zee an
the admirers Of her splendid singing present.
If they are al there, shewi have cause to com
plain Of the patronage OF the public. We notice
that tonight there Is no concert
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THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

From the N. 4. SUM-
Is it not about time for dsmagogues, in
Congress and out, to have done with ignorant
and senseless gabble concerning the Monroe
doctrine? Some superficial writers for the
newspapers have INDUCED in foolish and in
consequent utterances on this subject, with
out contradiction or correction, until the
public mind has become utterly bewildered
in regard to the origin and scope of that
notable declaration.
Mr.. Monroe never intended that it should
have any practical effect. He enunciated the
doctrine in his annual message to Congress
under an inspiration that he scarcely under
stood, and knew not how to resist. He re-
commended no legislative action, and Con-
gress took no cognizance of the subject. The
whole matter has long since passed into the
domain of history, and it is perhaps not sur
prising that the generation which has come
upon the stage since the events that called
the declaration forth have been forgotten
should accept AZ gospel the statements aud
deductions of journals Of NO more authority
than the New York Times. And now even
the St. Domingo job is brought forward
under cover of this so-called doctrine by
President Grant. who probably knows as
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PORTER AND GRANT.
P,op the n. Y. World

When Archbishop Cranmer, with the fear
of fiery death in his heart, recanted his sol.
emnly expressed opinions, the world doubted
the sincerity of his recantation; and, in con-
sidering how much more distressing it was to
be roasted alive than to crawl at the feet of
power and lick the dust of humiliation, people
from that day to this have generally ADMITTED
that in his place they would have done like
wise. When, however, the remOrseless per-
secutors brought him to the stake, notwith-
standing his recantation, he justified the
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RSSsa THE lMPERISHABLE PERFUME l-AS A
rule, the perfumes now in use have perma-
nency. An hour or two after their use there is no
trace OF perfume left. How different is the result
succeeding the use OF MURRAY a. LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER Days after its application the
handkerchief eXhales a most delightful, delicate,
and agreeable fragrance 81 tuthsS
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nSSyn NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the incorporation OF a Bank, in
accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth, to
be entitled THE NATIONAL BANK, TO be located
ut Philadelphia with capital OF hundred thou
sand dollars, with the right to increase the same to
one million dollars.
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THE BEHAVIOR OF THE NEW DO
MINION.

From the NJ y. Herald
The Presidents message affords favorable
opportunity for considering the whole policy
of the British Government towards the United
States at the critical hour when the destinies
of the republic were under trial in the civil
war. That policy it is which is now bearing
its legitimate and bitter fruit in the disgrace
full conduct of the Dominion towards Ameri-
can vessels aud the attempts to close the ST.
Lawrence to the navigation OF American citi-
zens. The President preserves, as is right,
in his official utterance the calm dignity and
reserve appropriate to his position. The
diplomatic character of the document he
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

my NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF Bank, in ac
cordsnce With the laws OF the Common wealth, TO
be entitled THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK,
to be located at Philadelphia, with capital OF two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, with the right
to increase the same to one million dollars.
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sPEOiAL NOTICES.

azSzn DR. F. r. THOMAS, No. oil WALNUT ST.,
~ formerly operator at the Cotton Dental Rooms,
devotes his entire practice TO extracting teeth with
out pain, with fresh nitrous oxide gas. IL Ia
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N.Y. T. IT. T..
T. t. T.
I. Il. II.
T. II. T.
t. T. T.
T. L. T.
T. T. T.
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% p IUIII KsINIH h1ND NII1bIsIt1 pVn', IIIIHu''
Rsayn NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonw wealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation Of Bank, IN
cordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth, to be
entitled THE ANTHRACITE BANK, to be located
at Philadelphia, with capital of five hundred thou-
sand dollars with the right to increase the to
two million dollars