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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-23

Facts for Merchants and DFaymen.
Editors Journal:
For the information of Evansville
merchants and whom it may concern,
we publish the number of bales of
cotton aud hoesheads of tobacco car
ried over the e. & g. Railroad for the
last ten months, and the revenue re-
ceived for the same:
Cotton, 1886 bales-Freights re-
ceived for same. 422 90
Tobacco 1851 hhds.-Freights re-
cetVed for 12971 90
Freight per bale for carriage IC9
miles, on cottOn......-................... 81
Freight per hid. for lO9 miles, on
tobacco. -......-.......-...............-...... 70
All this cotton and tobacco has
been carried on this Road at an aver
age of about S. per car load. The
cost to us of carrying freight Is at
least one cent per ton per mile. We
have received for carrying this freight
less than a cent per ton per mile, and
have, therefore, carried ii at clear
loss to the Company. We have felt
Obliged to carry it because other roads
were carrying 1t at equally ruinous
rates, and some at even lower rates.
w III the meTcnduts duu uEdymeH VI
Evansville please give us credit for
doing something for them at loss to
ourselves? We can assure them that
if the local business of the Road did
not pay better than its through busl-
ness, it would be impossible to keep
the Road running, to say nothing
about paying bond interest.
The e. 4 q. R. r.
By JOHN INGLE, JR.. Pres't.
EVANSVILLE, July p, 1870.
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One hundred and twenty four stu
dents are now enrolled at the State
Normal School. The Terre Haute
Gazette says boarding places are in
demand
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L0S9 0F MANHnnn

RD EsULTKNG FROW THE ROE.H.Hwa
G@s OF Youth. Young, mtddlesaRed or
even old men permanently restored 10
manly vtgor, bp the sure and 0nIV kaosDn
remedies, to be had az the Western Medical
ONCE, 1877 sycamore Street. Cinelnnaff. O
Send stamps for Circular. Eemnls dtReuae9
speedily cured. Medicine by mail. Recent
days. No charge uRfa cured. Nursing fur-
nished, [WlVr
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NEW ADVRRTI sEMENTs=
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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splendid sunday lunch.
JULY 24. JULY "a
From MORNING TILL I2 O'Clock

Chicken Soup, Chicken Fricassee. Roast
lamp veal, FORK, and Beer. Pork and
BEANS CARS Liver, Fried Fish. Tom a.
toes, Corn, Caulifiower, Cabbage, Beans.
Oarrols, Beets, Potato Salad, PieKied
Onions, DC, Toe.
hestaur2nt open at Gil hours.
Ice cotd Buttermtlk, &c; Shoe Fly Lem
onades lOc; Pure Concord Wine, one. hal [
mug, l0ci bottle, soc; best Cove Oysters 20
AMI soc, and fresh Lobgters and CLAIMS. 30
ana 4Oc Come once, and you Will call
again; JOHN q. SCH WEIZER
Sixth Streets. fv9s ~
Notice of Executrix's Appointment.
RI Office rs hereby GIVEN. that
80 the undersigned has been appointed
EXecutrix OF the Will OF John B. John
ston, Nd. d.. late OF VandeIburgh County,
deceased. The estate is supposed TO be
solvent. SADIE ID. JOH No RON.
.lyz5 W3W Executrfx.
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Lower Ohio.
An Exponent Of Western Energy
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Largest Circulation
In southwestern indiana and
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IL oontainsl all the News or the Day
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variety Is the Spice OF Life,' p ana every
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News, Gossip and Miscellaneous Reading
1t publishes Reports OF the Markets OF
all the commercial oentera Of the country
It's Reports OF the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
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every respect.
The aim OF It's Editors is 20 make 1t the
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farmer, the professional man, the me.
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oFEICTAT4.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED i'm tn g
Post-OIfice at Evansville, State OF Indiana
on the 18th day OF July, 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
will please say advertised, !" giving date.
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LONDON, July 22-4 PM.-No re-
ports of engagements, other than
those already forwarded, have been
received either here or at Paris.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

LONDON, July 22.-Details of the
massacre Of foreigners at Pekin. have
been received. The first acc )unts did
not exaggerate the horrors of the af-
fair; neither age nor sex was spared.
and some persons were burned TO
death in the buildings destroyed.
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Us G.
Yours with respect,

Editor Of HaoriidR GG-etts
SlR.-wu yoa allow through the eolunes Of
your paper to make two corrections in the re-
port of the Legislative proceedings which appeared in
the issue of July 18th.
In the report for July eth. Mr. Hitchcock is repre-
sented as having said in the discussion that arose
upon the proposed inland road from Hlo TO WAimea.
Hawaii. athat he considered the road Unnecessary.
He said that he considered the road of less
necessity than good road around the coast through
Hamakua to wsimeA. and he should rather see a
good road built there than the road proposed between
the mountains and for that he would rather
support the passage Of large sum for road there
than the route proposed. which would have the
effect Of shutting Hamakua out Of the dine Of island
travel.
Also, an item reported thus, Roads and Bridges,
where 81 Oee passed at s., ,OOO. The original ap-
preparation bin reads Roads and Bridges. KOna.
Hawaii, 81 .Ooo. The item was amended and passed
thus, Roads and Bridges. KOua. S4.eOO.
Yours, REPORTER.
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Late Foreign News.

BIZ the D. c. Murray. Shepherd, 16 days from San
Francisco, we have dates from that port to the ID
inst. The is Unimportant, if we except the
sudden death of Lord Clarendon on the 26th ult
From the United States we learn that the St Do
mingo Treaty rejected by the Senate on the 1st
inst, BY a large vote. A Bill has been passed BY
Congress regulating the taking of fur seals in Alas
ka, the exact nature of which we have been unable
to learn.
1t is reported that Earl Granville will be appoint,
ed to the Foreign Office in place of Lord Clarender
deceased.
PARIS, July lst.-The sitting of the Corps Legis-
laiif, yesterday, was much agitated By the discus
sion on the military contingent. The Government
asked ninety thousand instead of the usual hundred
thousand men.
jules Favre made spirited and eloquent speech
against the continuance of large standing army.
Thers thought the state of Europe menacing,
and that France should be prepared.
Favrr, in reply, quoted from the Yellow Book Of
fetal assurances of peace and tranquility Of the Con
tineut, and wanted to know why such a military
tabliShmeut was kept up, unless hidden plans and
schene in favor of the dynasty entertained.
BE believed the Ministry honest, but it was subject
to a higher will
n. Olivier answered the charges made against the
Government and its policy; he had fears for the
future; France bad Sadowa and the Ple6iseitan
Much dissatisfaction was here expressed by the
Deputies and the Minister was obliged to explain
that there was no intention of exulting over any
subjects of the Empire These words allayed the
agitation and NJ olivier continued
The Government felt DO uneasiness otherwise {.
would not reduce the contingents by ten thousand
men The treaties Of 1856 insured peace in the
East and the treaty Of Prague insured peace ia Ger
many 1t would be observed the Ministers had
done all that necessary to peace, and at
the same time il had rendered evident the perfect
accord with existed between the Sovereign and mis-
people.
Amid great excitement NJ Fayre rose to reply. 1t
was impossible TO be heard in the noise and be re-
fused to proceed. and took his seat
The majority then voted against continuing the
discussion next day. and adjourned
The trial OF the members OF the international
workmen's Society is continued. The defense has
commenced All the accused admit that they be-
long the Society, but they deny that Mazzin has
anything to do with its foundation or its object or
that the practice is to foment strikes.
LONDON, June S0th--A large and harmonious
meeting was held in this city by the opponents OF
the Angio-French Commercial Treaty. Joshua Fid-
den, Conservative member Of the House OF Com
mons for York West Riding. spoke violently against
the treaty; he is a cotton manufacturer and mer-
chant Of Manchester. BE said he was able to show
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20
COMMERCIAL


nLA Ok A. 20 4 7 AsAAr ANfN-
Tur auc-ia- sales % dry gods, boots, shoes, etc,
h-lsa- sauzs 4 Wider lssf week, were well attend
ID ~ ssusiis-iur the season of the year. the late
i-----.ss-s utieh have hcen thrown on the market,
s--s- --t hssry sioeks IN the hands Of retailers,
~ s.lr uu.s b, cousise-sd a fzir one
n s-h.sur- suuoess arrived OF the l4th. being
- -... f-az sau F--neisss 70 KnnAs1va, sailed
uuzt d.y-
-ttn e Nu-rry H-rived today frun San Fran
...s. wa Suusuhsudiss sns passengers Walker a
Alu--
H usri-cs fruu san Franciseo Per Moray. are
n g. .he = INST Thc sugl- market vas quite hrn
A. rn.E1t- - Nc. J. stc- f1r medium, sGse- for
s.-t. Eaua ousss Isc- Sous listls demand for mo
iu--.. ST. sissi-iur purFoses- s=An sales Of Pulu
So Hsvaiiar ne -3ase-
We -asa-r saue atvance IL California hour and
ts-u.-rs ON
Wsu-,i-r rhs U-i-e5 States Senate have rejected
-ss Huu-s b. ia- ne reauo;ion Of duties The
sn-sf th.-sfu-s. -suaIuE the sane
Tts n-i;ish b-ir Byzsu,iuu arrived to-day, 30
49, s-- Ti-ru-ia Y l. Nth lumber. shingles, &e.,
O. Wr-Er- a Allsu-
n AJAX III r-otasly sail on the ssd. or inne-
s5s.r'y sns- shs arrival Of the Australian steamer
Csv g Nc-b1z-ls-
Ia Eahsn Als- 81 SAL during the week
Pa oa-ra-s AT zuai.irr ho;h the Ajax and City
rr Eel.au-us.
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HALL OF HAWAIIAN LODGE, !
No. 81, F. & AM,
- - I..I rA-n

HALL OF HAWAIIAN LODGE,
No. 81, F. & AM,
81 Honolulu July 18th, 1870.
J. C. GREGORY, ESQ.,, Honolulu:
DEAR SIR AND BROTHER Il directed by
Acting Master to acknowledge the receipt of your let
ter of this date, in which you offer to give Perfor
nance at the Royal Hawaiian Theatre, for the benefit
of the building fund of the Masonic Lodges of this
city.
directed to say further that your kind offer is
gratefully accepted by Acting Master, behalf
of Hawaiian Lodge, and that be would appoint nsxt
Wednesday evening, the 10th inst, a convenient
time for the performances.
Very respectfully and fraternally yours,
CHAs. GULIcK, Secretary.
HALL OF LIE PRosREs DE L'OcEASIE LODGE,
No. 1874, A. T. A. NJ,
Honolulu, July 18th, 1870.
Ma. J. C. GREGORY,
DEAR SIR IsD BRoTHER,-Your kind and generous
Offer of the services Of yourself and family for bene
ft the proceeds to be given towards building fund
for the Masonic Lodges Of this city has been received
am instructed By the ". NJ. of lie Progress Lodge
to inform you that we highly appreciate your very
kind offer, and would appoint Wednesday evening.
July 2Oth, the evening most suitable.
1 remain most respectfully and fraternAlIy yours,
HORACE G. cRABBE, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

TIE PLAGUE OF THE FIIEs--Old residents say
they have never known a summer for many years
when the flies were numerous as during the pres
eut summer They arc everywhere in swarms, and
particularly pernscious in buzzing about ones nose
aud ears, and In restaurants you have to fight for
your meals, for the flies dispute every mouthful
VIC hear that medical men and Others are Of the
opinion that the cause Of the great increase Of hes
Is the mortality among cattle aud horses running at
large on the plains hills in the vicinity Of the
city, aud raziers say that the mortality Is caused by
the drought TIE dead earcasses lie fostering In the
sun. and the flies breed. One day last week na
tive was arrested and brought before the Police
Court for neglecting bury his horse that had died
on the plain On promising TO 20 home atonce and
bury the uuisance-which be proved the next morn
ing that be had done-he was let of with severe
rePrimand, and the large number of people pres
eut were warned that such neglect came under the
provisions Of Chap. IS, Sec l. OF the Penal Code,
and was punishable by iue or imprisonment
MAus-sinee the steamers OF the North Pacific
transportation Company, formerly the California,
Oregon and Mexico S. s Co.. have been running be
tween Ssu Francisco and this port 10 March Slst,
1870. they have carried mails bringing revenue to
the United States Postal Department amounting to
Sll 6S5 So, as follows:
From San Francisco to Honolulu, S, SO29 g. From
Honolulu to San Francisco, SC, SSsH
In 1877, the total amount Of postage, both ways
was sl.S4lsl In 1865 the total amount was
S. ZIG 81; and in 1863. sSgSSl5 During the three
months Of 1870 ending March slst, the amount was
81. .I9l 6S, showing an average increase over the
amount Of mails carried during 1861 and 1863 This
is owing doubt TO the irregularity Of the sailing
packets in the early part of the year, during which
time they have made unusually long passages, and
mails have consequently been forwarded by the
steamers 10 insure regular and speedy transportation
In addition TO the amount collected for United
States postage by the steamers Of the \. P 7. Co,
during the time above stated, there has been tor
waried from the New York Post-ofice mail matter
to the amount Of 81, ,se2ls, portion Of which has
been forwarded from San Francisco by the steamers
Our citizens are alive to the benefits Of reliable
steam communication, as viii be shown from the
fact that the largest proportion Of mail matter sent
from here has been forwarded by the steamers.
Under the new Postal Convention, (Which went
into effect on the LIST inst) the postage is greatly
reduced by steamer, and there is no doubt stiIl
further increase in the number Of Letters forwarded
by that mode of conveyance viii follow.
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PORT OF HONOLULU-


ISIS -1----t- .lzrla1e fr1rl k1elsu-
-eIr EIr-v Ca-tvriehf f-lui kEusi-
--~a- na1ah. lrar Naaasa-
H-l-a.n lark Sr1eczs = asEs fron sAn tFazclsca
r--rr lsala.l fraa Haual-
so -sl fslaa l-au Hawaii
rE--etr Fa-r lrr-1 Eau1l
49, Ea-r iaieu. fraaa Nsl-
fr1- kaslaE-
81 40. Mani
ua.=ur-E frarr NH'1EuL
f-r-r Man.
Na--a Earrl- i-ll Maui
--<1r Harrie sra ksuai
rarrr. faH-r ktGaI
Na--Heaurl fHHrr MAN.
49, q .--aei. frar- NluI
80 - n G zu-u-. Sh-Tpard- l6 days ffom
F-ra-sr1
b - H1-.--.-r csrh1ur--lays froui Victoria
80 s-r- alas. r1y5. ai5 dsys I'm san Franciseo-
lrsa fr1u luuaa-
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PASSENGERS-

- - r-ar-.--. -..- , 4 Ng--sy. suiy l2-Nrs
- az E-srart - ? Isty. Afss Il iuid Ne frar
- F-a-la. S-ruari = >tsu7zrl Ms Il steward,
, r---- Hs-ua- Mr. = " 6rren. Mis-es Gwen Mus
F..--- n Wsel 10 Hllt1E : = Iierla. J " nsvi1s1n,
n Uz-l q Err-y D sizneu. NchcNgne, : Levy, and
~-a=s
F-r So F-rr1s-1. ~ s-aa-llr AsK- July al-Ars
- - ra- Jan Tueks- ~ Eirrati. MureSr Allen.
l.ar.-r f--r Ws-cra-sru- ; Pe-ce , flerce, Ars
: . I1aa-E $50 A = ai1l-l zaL = otisrs-
- tu.e-ara-E1r ua1-y E1elani. M Wrix1s and SON.
Fs-h 4 Eta-sr Aulerss- J Z sglig-n. Coaie-, nr
! Fa-as r D. f.lrisV. Neruz- Maynard aud VIE,
a. n aehars-
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TrEsrE-ca1s.-Iazi Szturday evening, The Greg-
c-v Trcu7e pcTforued a. the Royal Hawaiian
-hl1f-r- % q crowded house The performances Of
cf stis Truuqc have beeu resolved By our public
wa Sen a1-c ilfi,r and have been Eei patrouized
Ec h.rc iu ttis couuuuity people from all parts Of
tte uo-it uhs harc seen The best performers on
stz r-a71zr iu Lou5oa, R1rs, and Berlin, but We
have h1z-1 thcu ~ that the Gregory boys were a
I-ile h-.t of anything they had seen in those
f.ucrs 1ariiais- TIE Misses Gregory. one with her
Wcrte-ful 6ocs. ard the other with her songs and
5zrzsy uEuuer, arc Ercat aitrsctions- Tonight,
a. T-uure rives houcst for the buildizg fund Of
tse Nasoric Lo5res cfthis CITY. On Friday evening
~ Ei=-=s 6-grors take BENEFIT, which vii be the
l-zt us-1uce q the Trospe ia this city, previous
1c shdr cc7a-turc for A1stratia- We hope they viii
h-ve ID. a. t-c-s
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Correspondence.

To THE W. MASTER, WARDEss AxD BRETHERES OF
HAWAIIAN LoDeE, No. 81 T. 4 A. NJ:
BRETHRES,-If agreeable to you. would respect
fully offer the services of myself and family to give
performance at the Royal Hawaiian Theatre, any
evening you may be pleased name, for the benefit
of the building funds of the Masonic Lodges of this
city. @
notice similar to this will be given to lie Progress
deFOceanie Lodge Respectfully and raternaly yours
Honolulu July 18th, 1870. J. C. GREGORY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

drencbed with rain, and the gulehes hiled. We
hear that the blessing was bestowed upon Uinpala-
kua- The three FIST days Of July were showery and
we hope for more Of thesam sort during the month
Ihsve some thoughts of the influence on the ma
ton rlsisoss In my opinion which would result from
the distllaion Of moasses and the refuse RON the
planters Sugar Mills into the drunkards drink But
am now fuu, aud must defer what would say TO
another opportunity
Yours with respect,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

Dra-E 90 a. ol1 PI0SEER--Nr- Robert Boyd,
a. "a -uiezt e thoss isauas (fAther Of the Hon.
EH BcrE3 sied q SundAy night last, at the ad-
vzu-ri arc of siEAty-fvs years and tire nonths, be
Azra-= bosz bo-z 6-saada. Of British pa-eat4se.
90 IT, Is e Nzy. lTSs- BE arrived a. these
isls-ss Ia year Is22, and has resided here ever
z--s viih ths exoeFsio1 a occasional visits to Cali
soun- Per ne-sr.i ysars be vas SheriE Of the
Irizrz & 0zsa- du-nE the rsign q kAnehAuehA
n a-i KS 81 s1srEctic oEcer- Many Of the few
"a -c-.ir-r e osr older -esidents-the pioneers-
III -.au-s.- kis riruross. quiek step and kindiy
z-ur- i yca-s gene tE, and IN fact he vas astiTe
u-sl ri.sir Sc zssths q lis death The fansrAl
q Nu-ssy izst. rss sznsrOuEly attended By rsla-
srs .-s f-s--ss q tie family. the Rev Dr.. Damon
- q. ssIiEi1s. ssryisss a he esaeteEI.
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ESTATE OF ISAAC MONTGOMERY,
Deceased.
HHo July "a Isl

rTHE UNDERSIGNED, having been aP-
i pointed Temporary Administrator Of the Estate
Of the late Isaac Montgomery. Of Honolulu, Hs-
Esian Islands, hereby requests that any persOn haT
ing any property belonging 70 the above Bstats, viii
Immediately deliver the same to the Undersigned I;
and al persons having claims against the Estate
requested present them within six months Of the
date Of this publications frr-i w. c. PARKE,
.+AY -it1 - ~ Temporary Administrator
Honolulu, July IA, ls7e. 27-Im
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Administrator Notice.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED Adminis-
Iltrafor Of the Bstate Of EDWARD EDM0NDs,
Of Wsihes, Island Of Maui. notice is hesby given to
all persons who indebted 10 said Estate, 70 make
payment immediatsly, and all persons who mag have
in their possession any property, such horses cat
te or papers, deliver them up 10 the undcrsifhed
and all persons having any claims against the ssid
Estate, 70 present them for settlement within six
months from this notice, otherwise they VIII Be for
ever barred.
JAMES DANIELS,
Adm'tor Estate Of Ed Edmonds.
Waihee. Juns 27, ls70.-25-ffe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

81 l1-l1-s Ehich Ee hav2 seen from Koua- We
l---r thar -haf disiricf has. Tor few weeks past
hal- lr1rcz ana pleuiiful rzins, which were much
raadoa The eruqs thorc promise coed yield on
1cc1z1E us this Timely moisture, and the people
loo t1-sz-s % Eood rsturus f0T their industry for
a. -asf So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

S-TEEEE CoCEE.-Tbe jay tern Of the Supreme
C71-t c-u1cuce5 on Noaaay last, the 18th instant.
IN Ccz-t -euaincd iu session only an hour. from
-1 rc b. 1H6 a6i ourued over Until Thursday to-mor
-cHl Al rhe crimiuli cases on the calendar and
r1os or -hc cr czses. Eers laid over until the 0c
sooc-tcn i vo1ld apPSar Al present that the jury
- r-- - --crfred tfis Tern.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

LII PERSONS are forbidden trespass-
N ing driving or branding Cattle. Horses or Mules,
on the Ahupuaas Of HonokaEa, Kahana, OF Mzile-
PAL in Eaanapali, Maui, without written order from
me- OF they will be punished according to law.
EDWIN JONES'
Labaina. June IA. Is70.-7s-ste .lft
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aFr.ED-

-r1r -r-n--.t t--k Far1r-iie Pay. fsr Bakers Ia
sa- waina1l. fr Pear River.
49, I've fauka1. S. NaL-
So Jan fHur-. 81 h-ul-
rr-~1ar 1s-te.-s. fr hall--
-s-S-i- T. lrF Carrvrl-tt, t1r kHuz-
A.a fr kl.-l-
~I- Ua1al f.- Wan
sl- 49, EIell - NauL
So rarlaH. f- hauaL
SH- WaruHIsrul-. O. Naul
So 81 Nj ir NzlL
So NzrF fr Eaual
Salr Wa-ui-k g. N1''sai-
r1-~-.- Eas Err fr Ea-3su-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

WILL HOLD A FAIR early in Eovem-
w Der next. for the benaft of the Boarding.
Schools for Girls and other purposes Of the Socely.
Assistancs from the friends here or abroad, WI be
gratefully received By the Society. sea
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20
Notice!

Estate Of JOHN H BROWN in Bankruptcy.
A DIVIDEND of Thirty three and One
IA third per cent will be paid to the Creditors of
the above Estate at the Office Of W. L. Green at and
after 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, THIS DAY, Wednesday, the
10th instant. W. L. GREEN,
F. H. HARRIS,
27-lt ' Assignees.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

ATOTICE.-In the matter OF the Estate
~ of GEORGE EBERTS, deceased.
The undersisDed having been apInted Administrator Of
the se Esfafe all pers1us hereby notified present
tr claims al the oirs Of the underlined IN Hn within
three noufhs from Publication of this Notice; and all
persons in possession Of property belonging 10 said Estate
nosffsd 70 account for the saiae without delay fI
J. IT, COMFY, Administrator-
Hilo July Ia Ig7a E-3me
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

TT,HE REV. ALEX'R MACKINTOSH, OF
i ST. Andrews Mission, is desrous of obtaining
four private pupils. Subjects taught-English, Lat
in, Greek, French, and Elementary Mathematics.
Hours Of tution-From 10 A. NJ. to p NJ.
Terms, &c, on application to the
Rev'd A. MACINTOSH,
26 st. Andrews Clergy House, Honolulu,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

T7HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
i ing Between J. s. DICKSON and A. d. Boil
STER, under the name Of Dickson Bolster, Il shis
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business as
heretofore will be carried At the old stand hy Mr.
J. S. Dickson who will collect all amounts due the
firm, and pay all outstanding de6>s.
J. 8. DICKSON,
A. d. BOLSTER
HonoIulu, July 12. 1870.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20
LOCAL NEWS.

FkEsss q TIE Eooz for July. 1870,
rEEraErr Er clFr. uLNIgI s,urE-
E1N0LrLU NEAN TIlIE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20
LADIES' AND GENTS GLOVES
Ladies' & Cents Hosiery

Gents brown COTTON, fancy cotton, and Isle
hose.
BLACK AND FANCY BELT RIBBONS,
si .a-rg Various widths.
French cord edge and late ribbons, yds. upwards.
Black silk and satin sash ribbons, h.laH t..l
Large variety Of Marseles edgings and insertions,
and buttons, Pearl dress and vest buttons,
Best book pins, Needles, Boot and corset lacings,
Crochet cottons. silver thmbles, Alpaca,
Machine silks all colors, Silk u worsted Russia braids
Elastic webbing, Seeeas Glove 4 gaized Innings,
Gents wool and regatta shirts,
Gents Eureka and other white long cloth do.
Gents fancy bows and ties, Paper collars,
And a Uariety Of other articles, ,chicb all are
iHvited to call and inspect ,.
27 st @ ]. 7. WAREHOUSE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-20

DETURNIEG THANKS 10 the public for
LII their liberal patronage In the past, Mr.. J. s.
DICKSON respectfully asks for continuanoe Of the
same. He viii execute all orders in his line with
promptness, IN faithful manner, and in the best
style Of workmanship 2G3t