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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

1T 1troVoDea1aAas Ann1ng the new build.
iugs this week w6 noece: John ONdlI
two s'oris. bl!ae r. sdtoin1laG M,
,siory bs!ldiag, sSdjeinisg shs,Rwtaaee
building, and double cottage on 81 street,
near , street ,hsro.2l1 .- HI .ERlGi
On Monday Mr.. Henry. DsWiH will be.
gin deli1eeiag U1esisl fde - sapss boaldiRs
55x40. feet, adjoining Donnell b Cos hank
and ftoatng an g lesst Thu Sreastn
be of cut Carsboo granite, the handsomest
ed bsssin 10 couahtF1y K; ~ ,bsna.
s1n p q stone from .he cf1aeoo bil|.
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Mr.. Brainard showed Us q day or two
since blood beet raised by Eli ChafIln,
ESQ Bitter Root, measuring 10 inches In
circumference, 81 inches long, and weighing
10 pounds. We disdain tho standard pun,
but inspor'tng parlance such production
is pretty hanl to raise out"
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" One o. the very best regulated saloons IN Dec
Ny 10 the elegant establishment Of Mcsss. Talbot,
'e1ee 4 Thompson, adjoining the Scott House.
|FOp'"tors arc gentlemen Of much experience, ~
'nccd by tho their tastiiy arranged rooms, and
Ind their superb bar nothing but the parcst Of
As and Liquors and best brand OF Cigars are kent.
"' Brn'y and Charley Miller are in charge Of the
nd do the honors In the highest style Of tho art
r'ilcadqaartcrs Of the sporting fratcrnity.sss
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

eN' boswell 3 NcQuestion, 1t the City Hall Dn
liaFd RoOns havs On hand and are constantly re-
ccisng pure srtiels Of Brandy. whis,v s,a swiac
for thu coneolatss q shsir cuseonaess Their stock
Of ciar Is very Aac and IT, bsst bsssds h
market They have three ArvtcaAss blsrd tshIes, a.
ways In fine condition for playing. A. plscs OF re-
sort We can recoNeuA the CITY Hail. end = hostS Inc
pecprtcten arc hksdby IL .Johnny Oes69P peosddsI
y barikeep. ',-'
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

PanorsnaIc vlew.-Mr. Ttfasher his Just
completed . series OF pictures giving span-
oramic view of Deer Lodge and the Gold
Creek Mountains. They win make, when
mounted, . beautifuipicture, and The enter.
prise Of the artist will dosLt!cse ~ well re.
wardcd.
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DEER LODGE, n. r., Nov. Is, 1870.
To he Gentlemen cf tie Frsnch Sani&ary
Cosasissss ef Deer LsS1a H. r: -
As Secretary and Treasurer Of your Hon.
orable Committee, I leg leave to report:'
Pursuant TO your ins ructious l forward
cd subscription lists 1, lie following gentle.
men, requesting their III in our charitable
undertaking. tO-wit: III.
Dennis Msnton aud Joaquin Ab.scsl, of
Bcartown: N. Larkin and 8. Msrchesseau,
OF French gulch; g. f. Hirbour, Of Rocker
City: Elisec Girard, of Silver Bow; Thos.
Lowe, ST, of German gulch; John Carten,
ct Gold Creek; r. T. Kcnnon, of Pixies
Peak; James o'Brien, Of Henderson gulcb;
Cl'as. A. IcCabe, Of YrckS John o Rourke,
OF Blackfoot James Ferris, of Washington
gulcl'; H. d. Smith, Of Lincoln gulcl; Rock
Drolette, Of Louiseville; r. II. Woody, of
Missoula; Oliver Pichctte and Noise Reeves.
OF Frcnchtown; Leon Quesnelle, Of Warm
Spring Creek, and Joseph Lcssard of Cable
City, . = ..-l.., y
Lists, together with the amounts collected
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

'mn,y Bonils.-At the administrators
vi" Helena Of property Of the estate of
u Richardson, deceased, late of Blackfoot,
WOO of Deer Lodge county bonds sold for
Gents on the dollar. This Is . decided
''ncc on any previous sale, tho rates ,be.
I'm the ncighborhood of 60 cents. The
s'hasc was made Ivy Mr.. Dam, sCorbin,
"S u heavy owner Of Deer Lodge coun.
onds. and thoroughly posted on their
G4e. an. -wIN' :. a-EI III
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We learn that Dr.: J. A. Nichols, who left
here few days ago for Fort Owen, IVES on
Tuesday lying dangerously III Of brain, feyr
at Mt. Thomas Ncwman's. Mrs. n. and
physician had been, summoned from Mis-.
souls. g.ss..<14Rgs.y rIoy
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Frcights.-Two Diamond Il T'rains ar
rived to.day-one from Cow Island will,
clothing, boots, shoes, ETC., for Pembcrton
s Kelly, and one (Durgsn's) from Corinne
with freight for Bonner s. WEIGH, Simmons
& Robinson, Strang and Richardson and
Pcmbcrt0n d Kelly. ..--. ay raj
A letter from Ed. Maclay to Pembcrton
4 Kelly, yesterday, says Oh Diamond n
freights arrived at Corinne to Dec LIST for
Deer Lodge and Hissouls, are shipped by
mule trains. and will ba Though bsforo
Christmas.
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J. Psrson1Rs. > Col. E. lane, o. Silver Bow,
'dft this week for Nsvads, where he will
spend the winter-Col. W. B. Harrison.
the worthy and able District Attorney of
this district, will take his departure for
California in . few days, whittier his family
has preceded him. We'hopc 70 &c him Re.
turn in the spring to Montana and Deer
1odgc-Joe Msgec, Esq.,, Of the Pioneer,
and Mr.. Newman, of Lehman & Newman,
louisville, were passengers by the up
opach last evening en- route to Helena
Mr.. W. w. Higgins, of the late firm of Hig-
gins Il Bowie, has gone to tho States for
the winter, and will return with q large
stock of goods IN the spripg--ibrr. D. p.
Newcomer, Probate Judge, escorted O. B.
OBannon, ESQ.,, to Helena, IN chariot.
From the latter place Mr.. OBJ departs to-
morrow per stage for America wife
and child of DR.: L. E. Holmes arrived per
last coach from Oregon, and thus is Deer
Lodge Holmes made happier.
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~ California ooono. Sauhbu9s traiu
from Cosinps With freight fox J. r. Wilcox Co., r.
expected tomorrow. The freight consists Of large
and comp'ste assortment OF wINB.A CIGARS and
LIQUORS. CASE GOODS, DRIED FRUITS, SU-
CARS, TEAs, BEANS. CHINA GOODS. ETC., etc.,
which have been selected IN Saa Francisco with e..
peca reference TO this trade and the wants OF our
curtomcrs. It 10 splendid assortment, and will be
SOLD CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. FOR
CASH. J. B. WILCOX CO.
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Mr.. Mead has completed tho improve
ment ut Mead's Station, and has now com.
Portable hostclrie. thr. Schwartz is land.
lord. ,...s4....-.r.. .y,igs
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

Klyua M .fflr.E 3D. 49,. s.-~ KlN1ais
3WOOd Street, Helena Montana,
COLONEL 3. x. sHED PROPRlkrOR.
The k00 kOnkOctions for which this huasse aoccDc.
bratc. are just now catching the boys. Everybody
akcs thc aud they good Tor every kind q oops(k
tuition. Give the Colonel q call. 80 ~
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eVA STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE-Jaco
lciscr has Otcaed a Tailoring and Renovating cseab-
and Flowcsree 4 Talbots SALOON building. We can
recommend him, noy3-tf
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Judge Newcomer attends 70 tic Land
Business of M. O'Bannon during the. Oh.
scncc Of the latter. 4.., an ~.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

DELMONZCO RESTaUElNT.
e Eyyiokt Bsildin0, Deer Lodge NJ r.,
BlNNS d RAfFLE, PnOPRiErORs
We sIlal spare 20 pains 70 make thiD the mnet ac-
ccptablc dining place In Deer Lodge. Warm meals
6sve At oil hours, and tables spread with the best
the market affords go.
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TRY THE DErNoNlCO.

Mtssrs. stipe and Bundy, Photographers,
returned from Missoula to-day en- route 10
Helena. BILLY" is just as happy as big
sunhOwcr. tra. a-z4 .s.-n. ~
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

The approaching term of Court will not,
it is thought, last over week or ten days.
There are no very important cases and the
docket In short. - > ie% - -.' s''s%
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

, large quantity OF HAYWARD'S GUM ROOTS
al sius Just received aud for sale 1t JOHN r
NKS, Deer Lodge. SIT
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Messra J.. Hafbison and 9so ". HIN
have leased the MeBtsley House rsloon OF
simmons 4 Rohneon and will at It up In
clegaat style They win make It = popular
'Seo0rt b. nss '. asn . - !
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For lkcnt-Onc room, 15x1s, with slocpinr
.m attached. sun Pearl Bui,ding, over the Post
ltc. II applied Tor Immediately.
myl II A. L. THRASuER.
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FIRE AND ERosT PROOF STORAGE.
@3n SrACKrOLE & JOHNSON.
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s-wANTED-- DEER LODGE COUNTY SCRIP.
r,rhirL the market price will bc paid In Cash.
3. II. BOllM T. CO.,
raf Deer Lodge.
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Fruits. Cigars, TobaccOs.
have received today per fart freight ten thousand
California Apples and Pears!
Also Tobsccos and Havana Cigars. l Offer them to
TO-: the trade or consumers
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
At the vosy Lowest Rate3 for Cash {!
saloon Keepesy and Dealers will 1n Il to their advan
sas,e to examine my stock ,Ia. A. NJ: LEVY.
Dccr Lodge. October 18th, 1870
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LOCAL NEW S.

ryrRN, AGENT. Mr.. Go W. irwin n dujv M
%, ID ,rncruI Agent Ut the New NORTHwEsr. All
... ,Iausa,tcd with him will he recognized by this
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

Report Of Secretary anl Treasurer OF The
f fss:sn co Sanitary rc'n~'''ee q Deer
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-12

ASrwERP, Nov. l2-3p. IN.
Crude-NO market.
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GOING WEST

- P. Il. li,25 4. 81 6,l5 P 81
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GOING EAST,

lilo 4. n. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily,
connecting q. Cory, SUNDAYS excepted for Wair.,
Pa Nayvile, NrOctor and rlWsyille, end tiailv
for Erie; at Hlmira with Nortl,ern Central Railway
fr william sport Hsrrgburg. Philadelphia and IA.
imorc and at New Yo,ll Tor Boston and New Ell.
and cit 90 N
Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at Gin
cinnati running through TO Ne,Y ork .-
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30 a. NJ. DAY EXPRESS, daily. Mondays
excepted fortIevelaud, Cicn:nLait ana the " eat
and South. Connects st Ciarhsvi,.e SUNDAYS eA-
cept' q. for sharon Newcastle ana Pittsburgh; at
L.ayittshurg for YOUNGSTOWN md Sharon; at Cier,-
lard with Line Shore Enway,- for tie West ani
Northwest: at RavenuG, Sundays exc pied. ior Al
lance ard Pittsburgh; ct Akron, Sundays excepted,
fr Orvi!.o aud Mil'er3 urg, Al Uibana with Pitts
bn-h, Cncini'a ii and 1t Louis RaiiH ny .vr Irdhn
arols. ard at Cincinnati with the Ohio IL Mi.sis-
sippi i.a.tNay, for St Loni, aud tie South and
Southwest. -.
Scoring Coaches are attached TO his train a,
li'rnellsT!l le, running through Cleve.auG S,tlous
change
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S'i5 $. Ig. EXPRESS NAH, daily, SUNDAYS
excepted, for cleveland and the Wcst ard Eosth
West Counrc's NJ arysyile for Sharon. Ncrvcas.
lie and Pittsburgh, ~ at, cleye,xtd with Lshs
Saole Railway fJf rhe " ct and Nofsh-West. ..,
- ~ ar.
90 p. II. MOTT FXpREsS. eai'y FOR
Ciere ani Cincinnati and the Wcst and South -
Connects at irarts sburp. SUNDAYS eXreuted for
ioung,toNr; NJ Cleveland witt, fake srorc RaiI-J
way, tor the West aud North W"s'. ard at Cincin.
nt'i with the Ohio Is Mississippi hallway foc -.
Louis and the South and Southwest
\ Sleeping CoNch Is attached 10 this train at New
York, running through to Cincinnati.
li.2o a. VI. ACCoMMODsTioN. Sundays
eycc, ed. FIR Itav:tt. .blrg and Way Stations cor
nect!lg Tor Iou gslown.
Fsi
$50, p. N. FREIGHT to ACCoMMoDA-
TlON, daily.
100 A. II. WAY FoEIGnT Sundays TX
CCuted.
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Plttsburg, Nov. Il.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 2--I2 p. m
Retinel lI3.{. Spirits 1874.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

THROUGH LINE OF STEAMERs.-The following is a
San Francisco dispatch to the Sacramento Union,
in regard to a through line of steamers between
the United States and Australia, to touch here,
dated Oct. 18th
1.-TWO strong combinations have been made, both
including interests in the Pacific Railroad, to secure
the subsidies from Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii
and the United States for the Trans-Pacific Steam
Line. VIM. III. Webb is the leader Of one party
and Ben Holiday of the other. Webb is backed
by Sir Geo. Grey. late Governor of New Zealand,
and is already preparing TO start the Nebrdska on
her first trip on or before Jan. i, 1871"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

WRECK OF THE STEAMER CONTINENTAL--The N. p.
T. Co.'s steamer Continental foundered al sea, thirty
miles off Cape st. Lucas, on the 30th Of Sept. The
steamer had left Mazatlan on her return trip to San
Francisco, and while crossing the Gulf of Califor-
which caused her to leak badly, and sinking in a
few hours. There were eighty passengers on board,
seven of whom, and one Of the crew, were lost, the
rest reaching Cape st. Lucas. $4,000 in treasure
and all the letters were lost.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

~ The Wonga Wonga left at 4:50 P. NJ. on Tues
day, for Auckland and Sydney, with a fair compli-
ment of passengers and a full cargo, Notwithstanding
that bag sugar was refused this trip.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

q By the schooner Prince, Captain Marchant,
from Kona and Kau, we learn that the weather had
been very unfavorable. and that heavy showers of
rain had visited that coast.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

The preliminaries of a marriage between Princess
Louisa, the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria,
and the Marquis of Lorne, the eldest son of the
Duke of Argyle, have been arranged with the con-
sent of the Queen. It is considered that the posi-
bility of ths>Princess succeeding to the crown Is
too remote TO render alliance necessary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29
Icommnnirated1


Mr.. EDITOR The near approach OF the fair OF
the . Ladies' Benevolent Society" and reports now
in circulation to the effect that the fund raised IS
for the use and benefit of the Fort Street Church,
reports calculated TO lessen the receipts, are snffl-
clent excuse for my intrusion In your columns.
The report of the Treasurer of the Society, puo-
lished in the advertiser of September 25th. 1869.
shows that out or S7.44S.5I raised, but 1861
have been nsed for the church Whenever funds
are to be expended for the church. special efforts
are made for the required amount. Ont of the re
ceipts for the current year | am told not one cent
has been for the use of the church. The fund Is
collected and expended for the benefit of schools.
among which may be named the Makawao and
Waialua Summaries aud Miss Bingham's schnnl.
During the sixteen years the Society has been In
existence the report shows that for ten years the
Church made no draft upon us fund. The fund Is
for the education of Hawaiian bonn Children. ami
the question of sect or creed should not be inLru'ied-
AGATE.
CHRoNIc.-If there is any one thing to be re-
GREETED more than another, it is when a person
becomes chronic in minding his n~eighbors business
and letting his own suffer. This seems to be the
case with our ~neighbor of the Gazette. This week
he suggests that we read our proofs more careful, he
having discovered an unimpOrtant error in a pro-
gramme printed at this Office. Now. just for an
instance, we will point out a few errors so that the
public may judge. In the Gazette supplement. the
heading was spelled i. Hawfian,' Supreme Court, A.
ID. 1850; - and the text of the same article is
scarcely ineligible. Case of Wakeman us. Stanley
at the bottom, my judgment then is that the 0e-
do have and recover of the defendant the
sum of $40 and costs, and GO without day" Again
in passenger list per Moses TdyLOr-'M Mrs. Sam
uela." If the Director of the Government Press
connot read his own proof better than this, we would
suggest that he make no attempt to read his neigh
bors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

The Directors of the California Pacific Railroad
deny that there is any negotiation on foot for the
sale of their road to the Central Pacific in any
shape.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

~ The clipper ship Sonora was advertised to
leave San Francisco about the 25th, for Hongkong,
and will probably touch here. leaving a mail.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29
THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bertiser.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

Ns- The United States sloOp of war jamestown,
Capt. Truxtun. sailed this morning for Callao.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

@s- After a suspension of some two or three
months in the photograph business. it is about to
be resumed again. Mr.. NJ. Dickson advertises that
he is now ready to take pictures of any size.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

81 The next mail hence for San Francisco, viii
be dispatched by the bark Comet. next Tuesday.
Tie n. C. Murray viii follow about the 10th of
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~FirewOOd!

noPOSALS ARE REQUESTED BY THE
Il ssnderHgned from parties having Ffreuood fr sale, to far
y ds5vs- % hundred to three hunsrsd cords Of Pirewood. to
+sre E-S Lasaina OF Al some landing on the other islands
hmnE..- ISL Parties are requested to communicate
b5 49, WIN C. BREWER & CO., Honolula,
Or r ". Make, Lahafna-
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e The Ladies' Fair, for the benefit of the La
dies Benevolent Society, will take place next Thurs
day evening, Oct. Sd. at the Olympic Hall. in Nun
anu Valley. AS the proceeds of this fair is applied
to a charitable purpose, we hope to see a large at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

STEAM CULTURE OF SUGAR.-The steam culture of
sugar, says the New Orleans Pic0yune. seem to be
a success, and the experiment on the Magnolia
Plantation proves that the deep steam blowing has
been beneficial, as the cane has n dark green color
and thrifty look. though other plantations were suf-
fering from drought. The experimenter is very
sanguine that the crop can be made. with steam
cultivation, with one-third less mules, one-third
more yield per acre, than under the old system. Up
to date, the appearances are decidedly in favor of
abundant crops.-Sac. Weekly Union.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

the nOspltai mere, many III uhiJ.
Tours, Oct. IA, Eveniug.-The news Of the sue
cessful sortie of the Parisians causes intense excite
ment. All the troops here left this ,. NJ, TO join
the forces opposing the enemy near Orleans and
the Chateau de- among these achievements are
the F~rancs-Tireurs from Bordeaux and the South
of France.
The Fr~ancs-Tireurs are s~pringing up everywhere,
overrunning the country and doing much harm to
The Danish Minister has arrived here from Paris.
As soon as the bombardment Of the capital COM
mences all representatives Of foreign Powers will
come to Tours.
says Garibaldi has expressed his determination 10
remain with the French 10 the last he said
" Why will not the noble American Republic, the
glory and admiration Of all free people, send ma
France? Italy, France and Spain anxiously wait
one determined word from America 10 cast on
forever their detested chains"
LONDON. Oct. I4-The German garrison Of
Stenay, captured by the French from Montmedy,
numbered only sixty men. The PrussiaD vedettes
retired before the Mobile Guards at Marteney.
The activity of Bazaine is undiminished, and the
sorties of the garrison are frequent. and harass the
besiegers.
LoSDoN, Oct. l4-Military movements OF late In
the Prussian camps and within the walls Of Paris,
indicate that a great event is imminent
The fire from Fort Mont Valerien makes dread
full havoc among the Prussians, continually break
ing their circle.
The PapaI protest against the annexation of
Rome to Italy has been published. 1t contains no
new facts.
A force of the Argentine Republic defeated tho
insurgents in two engagements. There has also
been an indecisive struggle between the Monte
videans and the Rebels.
The English apprehend a general European con-
vulsion and the Prussians are incurrinr general
indignation for provoking the danger.
The English are quietly preparing for te. aso-m.
While refusing TO augment her military expenses,
the Government is putting her sea coast defenccs
in an impregnable condition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-10-29

THE LADIES SANITARY FAIR.-This fair took place
last Saturday evening, at the Olympic Hall, as pre-
viously announced, and was attended by a large
number of people. The exertions of the ladies to
make the arrangements complete, was entirely sue
cessful. The room was t~astefully decorated for the
occasion, and the variety of both useful and orna-
mental articles on exhibition gave credit to the
German ladies. Everything in the way of refresh
ment that could be wished for was provided. The
performance on the piano by DIR. Hoffman, and Mr..
E. HofIschlaeger was a rare treat for those who can
appreciate fine music. Several choruses were sung
by a number of gentlemen, which manifested the
earnest spirit of the Germans in the war. "Germa-
nia,'' a beautiful oil painting, by MIR. Z. Hof-
schlaeger, was highly commendable to that gentle
man as an artist. At 81 O'Clock. Mr.. Wilder COM
menced to auction of the remaining articles, which
was continued by Mr.. Barlow, until all had been
disposed of. At about IL O'Clock, a large number
having retired, one hour was devoted to Waiting,
which was enjoyed by a number who are fond OF that
amusement. We learn that something over $1,000
was realized, which is gratifying to all those who
participated. 1t is wholly for a charitable purpose,
and win be distributed alike to alleviate the suffer-
ings of the sick and wounded Of all those under the
care Of the German sanitary regulations.
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A SELL.-After the arrival of the news on Thurs
day, two friends meeting on the street, says one.
swell, so Paris has fallen, eh?'' "You don't say
so,' was the excited reply " how did it come aboutf
much slaughter? 70 ooh, no, nobody was hurt,
only some dishes broken How the deuce was
that 70 "Why you see the rain this forenoon
soaked through the roof of a Chinese rest lurant.
and q lot of plaster of Paris fell from the ceiling"
Disgust and speedy exit of the sold individual.