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MATTERS IN GEORGIA.

Blodqett has paid $4,000 into the State
treasury as earnings OF the Statehood for Febru-
ary.
business, offers the Albany News for SALE He
says: ''Thc News Is the best paying establish
ment in the state, In proportion TO the capital In
vested and required to run It.. Its advertising
patronage is very large and profitable, and the
paper is on the swelling tide Of prosperity"
Columbus enjoyed foot race between Geor-
Wager was that, starting from the same point,
and going the same direction, Georgia would run
zoe yards before Alabama could run 15O-purse
s100. The contestants started even, and COM
menced a lively gallop. Georgia soon opened q
gap between them. Alabama's drawers slipped
down, but he quickly caught them up and tr0tted
on. Georgia, deceived by the crowd, stopped at
the $50 yard post, while Alabama was some TWEEN.
ty wards behind him. Alabama made his $50
yards in twenty-five seconds, was decided winner,
and took the 500.
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M@ THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF tn

MS- THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE
LIvHR-The liver has very Important part to
perform In the animal economy. Its function Is
two-fold. The 1uid which it secretes tempers the
blood and regulates the bowels, and upon the
quantity and quality Of the secretion depends, In
great degree, the adaptation Of the blood to the
requirements Of the system and the due removal
Of the refuse matter which remains In the intes-
tines after the work OF digestion has been accom-
plished
One of the principal uses Of HOSTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERS Is to tone and control this
somewhat unruly organ. The ant.bious proper
ties Of the preparation are scarcely secondary to
its virtues as stomachc. It's operation upon
the liver s MT violent like that Of mercury, but
gradual and gentle. Instead Of creating sudden
tumult in that sensitive gland, 1t regulates Its
action by degrees. Hence 1t is a SAFE remedy for
bilious disorders, while mercury, being tremen.
dous excltant, Is not The more naturally and
quietly diseased organ can be restored to Its
normal condition the better, and 1t Is the peculiar
property OF this harmless vegetable Alternative to
reinforce and regulate Without exciting or con-
vulslng.
The success which has attended It's use IS
remedy for affections OF the liver Is proverbial.
Persons OF bilious habit who take it habltually
as protection against the attacks to which they
are constltutlonally liable, pronounce 1t the best
liver tonic In existence. The symptoms OF an
approaching 1t OF blliousness can hardly be mis-
taken. a pain in the right side or under the
shoulder blades, saffron tinge in the whites Of
the eyes, sick headache. q feeling OF drowsness.
low spirits, loss Of appetite, constipation and
general debility are among the usual indications
OF morbid condition OF the liver, and as soon as
they appear the BITTERS should be resorted to
in order to ward or more serious consequences.
mch2S ct
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REDUCTION OF New YORK REETs.-Mr. A.
T. Stewart has reduced the rents upon all Of his
New York City property. The reduction is from
ten to thirty per cent. In all cases the reductions
were made without the solicitation OF the tenants.
Much OF Mr.. Stewards property is occupied by
boarding houses. The past winter having been
hard one for boarding house Keepers, and their
funds having been depleted III proportion, MI.
Stewart has made a considerable reduction In the
rents OF this class OF property, the rate OF reduc
tion varying from 12 to IS per cent. With regard
TO the better class OF Nj. Stewards property, the
reduction in the rents has not, necessarily, been
so large as in the other cases. His property
In Broadway has been reduced about 10 per cent.
In rent. The reduction OF rent In some cases far
exceeds Is per cent.
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spaRKs FROM THE WIR ES.

In New York, on Saturday, an un1nisneo
house blew down crushing an adjoining tene.
ment, and killing Benjamin Donelly, MS wlie
and four children.
Twenty buildings were blown down in Bal
timore yesterday.
The Hampden paper mills, New York, were
burned yestei day. Loss s.50,0o0.
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THE MoRMoNs MUDDLED.

SALT LAKE, March %.
large meeting of merchants and profess
s;onal men has been held, AMI q memorial pre-
pared against the continuance of post-patriar-
cbal relations. The interest on the subject is
intense. An enforcement Of the polygamy bill
as it passed the House will make utah q
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@> GAYETY is TO GOOD HUMoR AS
animal perfumes to vegetable fragrance; the one
overpowers weak spirits, the other recreates and
reyives them.
Good humor seasons all the incidents and oc-
currences Of our daily existence and is defence
against the nhrmities OF ill.health and other evils
Of life.
The humors Of the body have stated and reg
ular course to perform, which impels and fmper-
ceptbly guides our will, exercising secret In
nuence over all our actions, without our being
able to know or appreciate 1t.
To preserve then this desirable position or state
to goodness, the condition Of the humors Of the
body, the incentive to good or bad actions have
to be kept up to a healthy standard, by remedy
that will alter the character Of the fluids Of the
body, when In morbid state-know ye, then,
that this Alternative Is sOL0MoN's BITTERs.
mch2Q tpthsS
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funeral Notlres.

MATHEWES.-Died on Sunday, the 2Tth Of
March, ANN MCPHERSON, wife OF j. Fraser Matll-
ewes. Aged Al years and months.
NS- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. FRASER MATHEwEs, and OF
Mrs. Ann Creighton, are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Services OF Mrs. MATHEWES,
at st. Mchaes Church, on THIS tTuesdayI MORN
1NG at 10 O'Clock. mch29
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tFRoM OUR OWN c,saaEspoSDENr.l


WASHINGTON, March 27.
Governor R. K. Scott, who has stood upon
the picket line" so long, thinks 1t worth while
To bother congressman, during his presence
here, with the Insignificant details OF the Radi-
cal politlcs of the First Congressional District
of South Carolina-the intention being to learn
ifthe House will receive back, as MEMBER
one whom it has declared to be unworthy as
the representative of the people. The sltua-
Hon which troubles Seotts mind is that OF "tne
narty, y and to serve his friend whittemore-hls
Cod and Mamr,on on the same day--he pro-
noses to divide up the election in the first dis-
t,iot Ne says if he issues writ for White
more's election now, that the more decent ne
publicans will run negro, thus splitting tae
I party-for .Whittemore is determ: mel to run
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The steamboat Jefferson, with s34 bales of
cotton, was burned on Sunday at the mouth o.!
the Black River, Louisiana.
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rs PUBLIC EXAMINATION HIGH
sCHooL.-The Public Examination Of this School
will take place on WEDNESDAY, Soth instant, CON-
mencing at O'Clock A. NJ. Parents and guardians
Of pupils, and the public generally; are respect
fully invited to attend.
w.R KINGMAN, A. N.
mch2e Principal.
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5perial Notlrcs.

ns- CHARLESTON CLUB HOUSE.
Holders OF STOCK In this Company will present
their Scrip to Messrs. RUTLHDGB YOUNG, No.
20 Broad street. between the hours OF IL and 2, IN
order to receive their proportion Of the fund to be-
distributed. HENRY GOuRDlN,
E. II. BEACH,
mch2s stu Surviving Trustees.
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@NO MORE MEDICINE.-SEVENTY
thousand cures without medicine by DuBarrys
delicious REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD, which
eradicates dyspepsia indigestion, acidIty, nausea,
vomiting, wasting, Diabetes slceplessness, cough,
asthma, consumption, debility, constipation, diar.
rhea, palpitation, ne7vous, BILIOUS, liver and
stomach complaints. 1t nourishes better than
meat, and saves, moreover, fifty times its costln
other remedies. Cure No. 6s, ,4l3-"RoME, July q,
1s6s.-The health OF the Holy Father Is excellent,
especially since he has confined himself entirely
to DuBarry's Food, and his Holiness cannot praise
this excellent food too highly" Sold in tins OF
one pound, 81 IS; "a pounds SIS; carriage free.
Also, the REvALENTA CHOCOLATE, in one pound
packets, 81 so. Copies Of cures sent gratis. Ad-
dress c. N. DUBARRY d CO., No. 1o3 William
street. New York, and at all Druggists and Gro
GERS. lanl 3mos
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NEWS AND GOSSIP By MAIL.
From the Northern papers we take the fol
lowing paragraphs OF news and gossip:
FINANCE.

FINANCE.
The Banking and Currency Committee do not
seem to be In any haste to obey the order or the
House, passed several weeks ago recurring saas
OF the currency to the extent OF nfty millions
The committee had another meeting To-Day, ouI
did not decide to report the bill to the House.
The committee see very plainly that there IS no
face OF so important one as the Funding Dill, lot
the House evidently prefers to hrst test us IMAM
cial views on the latter. The Committee OF ways
and Means have decided nothing, and will not till
they hear the bank interest next week. Addi-
tioial memorials are coming TO members from
the West In favor or the abolition OF the natlonai
banks and the issue OF the legal tender notes IN
lieu or the bank notes, and the redemption OF
s2Oo OO0 900 OF the vetwentleS by the issue OF the
legal tenders.
COIN AND CURRENCY.
The coin balance OF the Treasury to-day was
large the total amount being nearly Sl05, ,00O, 600
Over forty millions, however, are represented oy
coin certificates; the currency 1alaace was was
the latter fact there does not seem to be any
doubt but that the Secretary Will increase his cur
rency balance by continuing the sales OF gold du-
ring April, and possibly by increasing the gold
sales. though by rebate on the May interest on
the 5.2Os. which amounts to S25,0000o0, he may
avoid the necessity OF increasing such sales. IL
Is estimated that the coin balance on May lSt
will be sllS000,000.
TROOPS FOR TENNESSEE REFUSED.
The application made by the Governor OF Ten
10 the President for troops TO suppress al
legged disorders In that State has been refused,
the ground that the fourth article Of the consti-
tuition prohibits the sail for troops when the Legs-
lature can be convened in cases OF invasion or
domestic insurrection. 1t ls maintained mat the
Tennessee Legislature can u. cOnvrnet II neccs-
- '"at therefore, there IS no legal ground
for for Il tbe Elm interference Of the government.
Considerable excitement was exhibited at the
National Theatre tonight over the admission to
the private boxes Of the theatre OF lour colored
persons. who occupied the same during the per-
Iormance. No adverse demonstration was made.
1t is the first incident OF the kind that has &C.
CURED here.
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SCOTT AND MHIErEMoRE.
An Ingenious Programme.

,BuPFL1sG THE CARDS FOR a NEW DEAL.
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~-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
she Is dscharging cargo at Adger's South Wharf.
Goods net called for at sunset win remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
mch29 JAMES ADGER / CO.. Agents.
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w IF YOU WANT LAW BOOKS,
LAW BLANKS and Legal Printing, go to EDWARD
PERRY, No. 1855 Meeting street, opposite Charles.
ton Hotel Charleston, S. G.. dec14 6mos
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@- LIEBIG'S COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT secures great economy and convent.
ence IN housekeeping, and excellence In cooking.
None genuine without the signature Of Baron
LIEBIG, the inventor and OF MAX PETTENKOF-
FER, delegate.
J. MILHAU's SONS, No. 1873 Broadway.
mch18 ftu1mo New York.
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WASHINGTON, March %.
The President was informed to-day by.seve-
ral senators that an actual count showed that
the San Domingo treaty would fail to be rati-
fed In order to give the Senate an opportl-
nifty to change its mind, the President has sent
in special message announcing that the time
for the ratification has been extended for thirty
days longer. proposition to recommit the
treaty to committee and send new commits
sion to the island, will, it is thought, prevail
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nCh29 l

@ NOTICE.-CONSIGNEES PER
Steamship ZODIAC are notified that she is THIS
DAY dscharging cargo at North Atlantic Wharf.
All goods not called for at sunset will be stored
at expense and risk OF owners.
mch2s JOHN i THO. GETTY.
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w HIN CT o N.
THE LAST APPEAL.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEWS ]

Grant Attempts to Save San Domingo.
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6periaI Notltes.

Mr CONSIGNEE WANTED FOR %
boxes Of GLASS; marked o. o., received per
Schooner Georgiaefrom Baltimore. Applyto
H. O. STRERT
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ns- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUSSES.-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
Dr.. E. B. POOTE, No. 12O Lexington avenue, New
York dec15
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@-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1884, Dr.. RUGGE discov-
cred "Carbollc Acid" and its extraordinary medi'
cal effects, nothing in the history OF Medicine has
eoualled it. Largely used by the French physi-
clans in treatment OF consumptlye and scrofu-
lous diseases, it was introduced by the Court Phy
do,an of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus-
ala. and from thence to the United States. NO
thing else of the present day can equal HEN.
RVS SOLUTION or CARBoLIC ooNsTI2yTloN
RENoyAToR. Patients get better after only one
dose has BEEN taken, and we cordially recommend
II to the pubnc.-[Edltor "Argus" ]anId iyr
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s- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

@- UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SOUTH CAROLINA DIsTRICT-N EQUITY
J. & T. GREEN'S. THE BANK OF GEORGETOWN,
TT AL.-In pursuance Of an order in the above
stated cause to me directed by the Hon. Geo. 8.
Bryan, United States Judge OF and for the dis
trct aforesaid, notice is hereby given to all cred
tors holding claims against the said Bank Of
Georgetown, to prove them before me, at Charles
ton, on or before the goth c' April, A. D. 1870, or
be forever barred OF the benefits OF the decree in
this cause. DANIEL HoRLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court Of the q. 8. for s. C. D.
mch22 tu5
Es-The Georgetown Times win please copy.
~ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.-THEO-
DoRE F. MALL0Y, Merchant, Of the Town Of Che.
raw, in the County Of Chesterfield, aud State Of
South Carolina, having this day made an assign
ment to US Of his property real and personal, for
the benefit OF his creditors and the creditors Of the
late nrm OF MALLOY & BENTON, without prefer.
ence or priority OF any OF their claims, notice Is
hereby given to such creditors to avail themselves
thereof by coming In and accepting and comply.
ing with the terms Of said assignment, within
ninety days from this date, and also to attend
OF creditors at the office OF ". L. T.
PRINCE, In Cheraw, S. c., on WEDNESDAY, the
S0th inst at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, In orer to appoint
agents to act In their behalf, Jointly with the as
slgnees, If they see nt to do so.
WI IT pRINcE,( ,uu,on.oa
II. R. DUvALL, 1''''sn''''
Cheraw, 8. c.. March 81. 1870. nches
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100 tons No. PERUVIAN GUANo, landlng
from schooner Maud Webster.
For sale by l. J. kEhh d W.
rnchQQ
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Il. G. STREET,
mch2o1 Manager Brown Co.'s Wharves.
M CONSIGNEES PER STEAkER
from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she Is THIS DAY dscharging Cargo at Pier No.
!, Union Wharves. All goods not taken away at
sunset win remain on wharf at Constgnees' risk.
mchse MORDEOAI & co., AgentA
@ NOTICE -CONSIGNEES' PER
Schooner MAUD WEBSTER, Wentworth Master,
are hereby notified that she is THIS DAY discharg-
ing Cargo at Palmetto Wharf. All goods remain
ing on wharf at sunset, will be stored at risk and
expense Of owners.
ia. ENsLow & CO.,
mch2s Agents.
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DERUYIAN GUANO PERUVIAN
GUAN0l

so tons PERUVIAN GgANo from the Chncha
Islands, warranted pure and genuine, to arrive
per Schooner Gemsbock. For sale Dy
L. D, MQwRY 4 SON
mch19 stuth6 South Atlantic Wharf.
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a- IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANlL-
LA and all kinds OF WRAPPING PAPERS, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 1856 Meeting street, oppo
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston s. G.
dec14 Bm0S
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cheraw. 8. c.. March a1. 1870. mches 8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10

DEATH OF EARL CLARESDoS.-The name ofClar-
endon was made conspicuous by Edward Hyde, the
friend of Laud and Pym and Hampden, and then Of
Charles He adhered firmly to the martyriu all his
troubles, aud TO Charles ii in his adversify and af
ter the restoration became the leading Of the
kingdom and obtained the earldom. He was avari-
eious and unpopular but honest in arascaly period,
and pure at the Court Of Charles H. He was forced
from Office, and retired to France, where his great
history was composed.
The earl whose death occurred In London on Sun
day, was a descendant Of Edward Hyde, the great
Clarendon the female side. He was born on the
twelfth day Of the century, and attained his frst
distinction special minister TO Spain. under Lord
Grey, in 1888, while known as Mr. Villiers. He sue
ceeded to the peerage in 1885 and took his seat In
the Lords the following year. He was made Lord
Privy Seal under Melbourne that year. and Chancel-
lor Of Lancaster the next He was oct Of Office un-
til 1S47 though sustaining liberal measures, and
President of the Board OF Trade for short time IN
der Lord John Russell. He was made Lord Lieuien-
ant Of Ireland and held that Office from 1s47 to Is5s
covering the famine and Smith O'Brien troubles
He endeayored to hold his course between the ex-
treme factions and consequently offended both. In
1858 he followed Lord John Russell as Foreign Min
lister in Aberdeen's administration, and conducted
bis department SO aeeeptably that be retained Il
der Palmerston and managed the diplomacy during
and subsequent to the Crimean war, including the
alliance with France in 1854 and the treaties Of the
next year with that empire. He was premier At the
time when Sir Philip Champion was sent home from
Washington for procuring eBlstmenfs, meddling In
Central America and other extra-judicisl deeds He
was succeeded by the Earl Of Msmesbury In 1853,
when Earl Derby returned to power, and IN 1854
took Office under Palmerston. The next year he vas
Foreign Secretary, and excepting two yesrs Efer
June, 1896, he held that position to his death He
was man Of high birth and a prudent ambition;
judieious rather than daring; experienced in both
foreign and domestic politics, and without more
than the average British love for this country.
Lord Clarendon lately yielded the doetrise Of IN
alienable allegiance in treaty negotiated with Mr.
Motley, doctrine that England has always held,
and that caused one war with this country. He was
Of the most distinguished statesmen Of bis age,
and was in more than particular example to
be copied
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10

vote, involving the most momentous questions for
the Napoleonic Dynasty, and that it was somewhat
singular that they should coincide with popular
manifestation of the people. Whatever may have
been the means employed to insure the success of
the Pebiseit'ma, and whether the vote obtained on
the sth of MAY is true expression of public opinion,
am not sufficiently Informed todecide. But it is
probable that the Emperor with that keen and far
seeing political sagacty which has given him such
high reputation among the leading politicians Of his
age, certain of the result of his appeal TO the
nation.
The following are the official figures copied from
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10

On the 9lst of May, the Emperor received, in the
Palace of the Louvre, the President and members
of the Bureau of the Legislative Assembly, who
presented to His Majesty the official declaration of
the general census OF the votes of the people con-
cerning the Re5iScit,un. l will send you, by next
mall the particulars, and translation of the speech
delivered by the Emperor on the occasion.
Yours, truly, FARANI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10

Another significant feature of this great political
event is, that notwithstanding the overwhelming
majority obtained by the Government, the large
cities of France, Paris included have voted in such
way as to cause some anxiety in high quarters. l
copy from an official source:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED having been ap-
Il pointed Agents Of the above Company prepared
10 insure risks against Fire Stone Brick Build
ngs. and on Merchandise stored therein no the
most favorable terms For particulars apply the Office
5-ly6 T. A sCIiAEFER 4 or
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10

LEIPsIc, June 27.-AIvah Lake, Of Memphis, Ten
Dessee. has been sentenced to one years imprison-
ment, for committing an assault on the American
consul
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10

AT time Daniel Webster bad difficult case to
plead, and a verdict Rendered against his client.
One Of the witnesses to him and said " Mr..
Webster, if I had thought should have lost the
case, might have testified great deal more than
did" 1T is Of no consequence" replied the law
yer. 90 The jury did not believe word you said"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10

Az exchange says; "You might well attempt
TO shampoo the head of an elephant with a thimble
ful of soapsuds as to- attempt to do business and
ignore printers ink" That mans head is level.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10

WINES Genuine German Rhine
Wines, Geisenheimer, Leibfraumilch, etc., in
pints and quarts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10

REER-Deetjen & Schroder's Best
Hamburg Ale, in quarts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10

THREE little Wisconsin children were fishing the
other day-two boys and a girl. The elder boy
called to the girl, "Oh, Jobnny's got bitel' The
girl responded: "Oh, my sakes; and such little
boy-only reads in the primer"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-08-10
CHUNG HOON.

Commission Merchant and General Agent,
Importer If Teas and other Chinese and Foreign
Wholesale Dealer in Hawaiian Produce aud Agent for the
faukaa and Amauulu sugar Plantations FirSproof
store on Nuuanu street. below King. 2l-1v6
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THos. C. THRUM,
= ~,s-tr ! T. lruEnToy A. &.
CASTLE n COOKE,
IMPORTERS, GENERAL MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL AGENTS,

Nc. SO King Street. opposite the soamen's Chapel
-AGEyrs Fun-
Tho Edhall sugar Company, Hawaii,
The UsIsu Sugar Company, Maui,
The Uaualiru Sugar Mis- Maui
Tho WaiaIua Sugar Plantation, Oahu, and other Sugar
pIlrfrr- aT Wl0li and kuiu1, Kauai,
TIE LumHfli Rice Plantation, kauui,
Dr. Iarus'- Celebrated Family Medicines,
Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machine,
To. GIlut Powder Company.
T7.a New EueIaud Nutual Life Insurance Co,
% Tho American Steam Eire-prolf safe Co. llyb