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CROSSED IN LovE.-A colored girl named
Lizzie, employed by Mrs. DR.. James Con-
way, attempted suicide on Wednesday night
by swallowing very large dose of lauda-
mum. A physician being called in, was in
time to save her life by the application of
the usual remedies. 1t is supposed that
Lizzie was victim of misplaced affection,
and, under all the circumstances, thought
it best to quit this world, in search of
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= 10 iAX-pAYERS.-The time
L'I'ctlhR III city likes for i!Ic year 1859
. -',' ''.e" !, the iUIn DAY OF JANUARY, 1870,
, .i, ,i,n.t h tnc .'u"l discount OF ten per cent.
...r r,.. upon al taxes paid on or before
.... ",",' W2f)1cA "nc-baf OF the same shall
IS, .'%aD .,id Pa, a. with" lhe time required.
ss.nsry, ,.,.. = z @2kns CRY Ccllseior.
= -:':i st.xtes
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DISTRICT Court AT W1LL1AMsBURG.-The
district court Of the third judicial district
met in williamsburg on Monday, and was
in session two days. Present: Judges W.
G. Riley (presidGnt pro tem.), John NJ.
Chapman, Lysander Hill, and L. T. Free
man. There were seventeen cases on the
docket, of which six were continued. Other
cases we're disposed of as follows:
Kent, Paine s. Co. Us. Crosswell. Deci-
sion Of circuit court of Richmond affirmed.
John P. Pierce Us. R. C. Harrison's per-
sonal representative. Decision of circuit
court of New Kent reversed.
Murray Us. Gallaher. Decision Of the
circuit court of Williamsburg and James
City affirmed.
Saunders Us. Warren. Decision of cir
cult court of Williamsburg and James City
affirmed.
One or two cases were dismissed by agree
mcnt.
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All the monthly magazines, ali the literary md
illustrated papers, and all the New York. BaltI-
more. Washington, and Richmond dailies, at
ELLYsoS TATLoR's news depot, next to the
DtsDdtch building
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AtCl ION SALES TrHES DAY.

UETERS = WILLIAMS a o'clock-Franch
dwciir- "ast sidc of Twenty.scventh between
ClNy and leigh streets.
COOK & AUGHToN--lo o'clock--uouschold
fIr; !,urC carpets etc.
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ID bTUITWHN, NEW IVIA U
WILLIAM G.. DCNuAM IL CO., Agel
NATIONAL LINE

Steamers weekly to LIVERPOOL, <Trh
calling Il QUEENSTOWH, leaving ssssstikssizzsa.
pier Il North river every Saturday:
DENMARK, ERIN, PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, Virginia, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, SlvO and si5, currency.
Staerage passage, 500 currency
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
237, In currency.
Steera ge passage from Antwerp. Hamburg, Rot
terdam and Havre SIS, IN currency.
For further particulars, apply 1T the onlces OF
the company, 90 Broadway. +. W. j. HURST,
Manager, or to
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BIG Hoe.-The biggest slaughtered hog
of the season was received by Me5srs. Mar
tin s. Cardozo yesterday. The hog weighs
4sl pounds, and has attracted much atten-
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FUEL FOR THE PclG.-A cargo CT wood
for tie poor of the city viii arrive eurly TO-
morrow morning. Lhose having cards, and
entitled 10 receive wood, must apply at the
Office, on Broad street, to-day.
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ILLUSTRATED PAPERs.-We have re-
ceivod from Messrs. Ellyson g. Taylor
nnwadcalere, Harper's Weehly and Franz
Leslie for ti.is week. Both handsomely u
Illustrated.
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Court OF AprEALs.-The following fur
ther rules were adopted for the Court of
Appeals by the judges, October Is, 1869 ::
No. %. If any plaintiff in error or ap-
pellant prefer, he may rely upon the errors,
points, and authorities, contained in his Pc
tition for appeal ms the statement required
by the several rules, in which case the ap-
pellant or plnintiff in error shall give to the
appellee or his counsel written notice ten
days before the hearing of the cause of
his intention thus to rely upon his petition.
No. %. No error, point, or authority,
other than such as shall be contained in the
statement required by the rules of this
court, or in the petition of the plaintiff in
error or appellant, when relied upon for o
statement shall (without leave of the COURT
be admitted as ground for argument or
the hearing of the cause.
1t is understood that causes prepared in
accordance with the above additional rules
will be held duly prepared for hearing at
the ensuing term.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR ls7o.-Now Is the time to
subscribe to the monthly magazines and weekly
periodicals for 1870 at ELLTsoN & TAYLoR's,
next to Dispdtch Office.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-Having disposed of
} my interest In the DRUG STOKE corner OF
Fourth anil Franklin streets to Mr.. THOMAS r..
II aIARD, formerly with the well-known tirm of
Caswell Hazard & Co, of New York and New
port RHODE Island ernestsy recommend ma MN I'm
public generally.
Upon retiring from business. I take this oppor-
tnnity to thankth citizens nf Richmond for their
liberal support, and also TO state tnnt Mr.. HA-
ZARD comes to this city the bearer Of the highest
testimonials from professional and business men
beth rs q skilful PfIAKMACFUTjST aud an &C
com,ltshed Observation-Disclosures which Ell
title him TO the consideration of the community.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS.
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NJ. ELLYsoN 4 Co. will insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapersin Virginia North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, a. pub
lisbers' rates, for cash. Apply at this once.
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The undersigned date with Messrs. Caswell
Haznrd & Co.. New York. and Newport, Y. IL
take great pleasure In announcing to the citizens
of Richmond and vicinity that he has purchased
the DRUG STORE lately 0ccup!cd hy Thomas H..
Williams, VI. D.. ard VIII continue tic bu' 'nCsS
at the old stand, corner Fourth and Franklin
mer friends and patrons of III" store, and all
others who may favor him with call
Asking for share of th,' public patronage ]
feel confident that my long experience in one Of
the first houses in the country will merit not only
the confidence OF the physicians but the public
generally.
in r,r, III n
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william c. DUNHAM & CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND <h2S.
LONDONDERRY. fSLEI.,

STEAM TO GIASGt'H ALL .La,RCk
LONDONDERRY. 4Sl,ESsEN,
THE ANCHOR LINE.
Fa7orite Clyt'c-huilt passenger steamers are in-
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 20. North river, l2o'clOck ".
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE N CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow. or Derry, $50 and
s75.
Excursion tickets, good FOR twelve months, sieo.
Stecrage to Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
1885,
PREPAID certificates from these ports, f37.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, 1lavre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp. &C.. mt very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any bank In Great Bri'
tain,
For further information apply at the comrany's
oniceS. No. d Bowling Green, New York. to HEN.
DERSoS BROTHERS, or to
WILLIAM e. DUNItAT co, Agents.
ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY.
MACKENZIE HENRY & FLAMANT,
81 BR ADWAY, EEW YORK.
Through bills oi ladng ri .cn from Richmond TO
sl European ports for tobacco, cotton, grain, ana
o,hcr freight.
Particular attention given 10 small packages.
Cable tecgrs ms forwarded at low rates.
Close connection made for the Paciuc COAST,
Sandwich Islands, China, and Japan.
Frcigits forwarded to al parts OF the United
States and Canada. Apply to
WILLIAM e.. DUNHAM < CO.. agents.
25 corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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Altl>mond .4ispatth.


T!tE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISrATCu''
Is LARG IN THAN THE COMBINED CIH,lJ.
i.AiloN us ALL THE oTEER DAILY NEWS
rtIE3is rF Tn!s city,
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health. Go now, then, to Mr.. j. B. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street, and buy coke, coal, and wood, Of
the best ut prices very low.
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c. DUNHAM & CO.,
w GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION HERCHASTS,
CORNEk MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-OrFI1E Box 81
FOR NEW TORK. eoR
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SAE&s

EOR NEW IOKk. Oa0
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SshlAaS9S ~
COMPANY.
The splendid new sihe-wheel steamship. ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA. NIAGARA, Abe.
MARIE. and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk City Point, and Richmond. every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. at
O'Clock r. NJ Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, al high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodAs
tOns. and attention, are unsurpassed. .
Close connections made with steamers Tor al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered. AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the offces OF this
company.
N. L. McCREADY, President, lS7 Greenwich
street, New York.
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM Il CO., Agents,
srorner Main and Eley enth Streets
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FInEs..-Tu this bleak winter weather geod,
1alsk nrss ere nssdfu! fos cooking, comfort; sna
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FOB LIVERPOOL AND %Sas

FUK LIV VEKPUUL AND <CIXCFs
ISMAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SATt ING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE ~ THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
Ftrst Calm, Payable in Cola.
Liverpool or Queenstown W
Seera9e Payable In currency.
Liverpool or Q eenstown 3s 90
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
Liverpool or Queenstown tsoldl............s 10 90
St johns, y. f. by branch steamer golcI.. 10 10
Saeeruge, Payable in Currency.
JJ,IIfty ,... is 90
ST. Johns n. F., by branch steanler....... 40 90
Tickets sold 70 and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent 1t moderate rates.
For further information apply ut the Company'a
Offices. joins q. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York or 70
WILLIAM C., DCNIIAM IL CO., Agents.
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EHEi5 Asfs IS!.as..

u Il-nti HALL CREW,
~ DEALER IN
CnhT. AND WOOD,
..-.. - "a. a.s ice 20 Fourt. Cu.h street near
&4,o's bridge.
i
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, tec.


rARBOLIC SALVE,
FOR TIE IMMEDIATE CURE OF
WOUNDS, SORES, CUTS, BRUISES, BURNS,
ULCERS, RINGWORM, TETTER, ECZEMA.
and skin diseases generally.
The curative powers Of Carbolic Acid are so
well known that this compound recommends Itself
at once. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
L. Nrr1n nnI1 1tr
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MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 CHURCH AND UNION HILL.BCILDISG
FUND COMPANY VII: be held nj the school,
house ri Mr J. H. Peay t y o'Clockon SATUR-
DAY NIGHT, january Sth.
ja7-2t JOHN NETTr Es President
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BASE,l
RICHMOND, VA. December 0, 1860
1VHE ANNUAL 5fEETING OF THE
h STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS +BRNK will nc
held on TUESDAY the 11th day Of Januarr. 1870,
ut their banking house In this city, at IL NJ, for
the election of directors. j. II. GODD1N,
de ln-td Cashier.
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DrALER N
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD.
'- -a4 Ea.f, L!Ilth beyond Byrd street,
= -'--:4 Richmond, Va.
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NJ x RHOukE.
>i&In STREET NEAR CANAL.
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OVERCOATs FOR SALE TOW
" by f. Is. SPENCE SON.
DRESS SUITS FOR SALE Low
byE. 3. SPENCE son.
BUSINESS SUITS FOR SALE Low
hy i. Il. SpENCE & son.
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS For SALE Low
by T.. j. SPENCE Il son.
UNDERWEAR FOR SALE Low
ry =. II. SPENCE Il son.
NECK-TIFS AND SCanTS For SALE low
hy F.. i. SPENCE & son.
WALEING-CANE5 FOR SALE Low
Ivy r.. y. SPENCE & son.
UMBRELLAS FOR SALE Low
Jas BY F.. Il. SPENCE son.
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sTEAMBOATe.izsa {,

DOWuATAN STEAMBOATStLag,
L COMpAAY.-Stcaners STATE - xzsss.sscc1l &.
OF MARYLAND and pETERSBCEt,.-CiIeap
reliable and safe route To Baltimore, savannah,
Boston. and the West. Tri-weekly line 10 Balti-
more making close connections with steamers 10
Philadelphia. No transhipment OF goods os'
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Bati.
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sA.
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.
Freight received every DAY except Sundaysl up
to clock =. NJ. These steamers have excelltnt
snl0on. siateroGIu, and passenger accommouatl3ns:
Fare, ~ meals and stateroom extra For lrslREL
or passage, apply
au1o Commercial Block.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 7, 1870.
Sun rises. es............. TIA Moon sets ..... 10 Il
Sun sets............ 4.!o High tide. ...... Sd
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IT,. ANTHRACITE COAL.
.oN :H .uAL, lump and hail;
'h.&oN HILL SOFT COkE,
LOVER HlLL LUMP COAL,
'.. ."'J o! a.. kinds: promptly delivered Ct
49, Eat',. De 81
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DHILADELPHIA, ICH-~fffs
4 MOND AID NORFOLK STEAMSHIPS
SHIP LINE.-Steamers NORFOLK aud j, s.
GREEN, composing this line, VIII leave PhiladeI-
phis isevcrysAlUkDAE,a and Rirhmond every FRI
derutc rates; also Tor Charleston, Savannah aud
New Orleans, and bills Of lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, &3. W. p. POTTER, Agent.
NH Office, No 2425 Dock street.
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1870 STATIONERY AND BLANk !
WOUDHOUSE & PARHAM invite the attention
Of merchants, bankers, ano Others, 70 their stock
desk aud counting.room. including copy ing
presses, inkstsnds, the best iuks In use, wri Ing
payer 81 every description; enve!opes steel pens,
Honts. Iedyers, Journals, Cash Books, Invoice
Books. Btu Books, Receipt Books: Bank Books,
Memorandum Books, Diaries, Almanacs, ano
desi WOoDHOUsE & pARHAM.
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TROUBLESOME COUGHS and COLDS,
L Sore Throat and Hoarseress, speedily cured
HATAN T.. DUFrY, Apothccary, 427 Broad
street. II gives immediate relief In all affections
of the lungs By producing Il free expectoration Of
the phlegln which obstr ucts them, thus quletlng
the cough, relieving the innamTnatl on, and giving
tne ,,iseo sod oraauS a chance 10 n, al. de 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

A LARGE NUMBER OF PRUssIAN SOL
DIERs DRowNED.-A sad event is repor-
ted from Breslau. 1t appears that three
companies of the 10th Regiment were re-
turning from the exercising ground in the
Burgerwerder, and while crossing the
Oder in the ferry-boat, another barge full
of soldiers ran against it with great force,
precipitating the men into the river, where
the current was running with great vio-
lence. The men in the ferry-boat, in en-
deavoring to save their comrades, rushed
to one side, by which it was capsizsd, and
in moment the whole of the five hundred
soldiers were immersed and struggling
for their existence. Though they were
all good swimmers, they were so impeded
by their arms and accourtrements-bein
in heavy marching order-and so confn-
ed by want of space for free sction, that q,
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great many of them sank to rise no more.
Fortunately, the crew of timber barge
lying near the spot, with great presence
of mind, launched number of spars and
boards, which many of the soldiers were
able to grasp, and though carried down
long way by the current they ultimately
effected landing. More than twenty OF
the men were dragged out of the water in
a senseless condition but as many OF the
army surgeons had fastened down to the
scene Of the accident, they were all res
tored to life with the exception of three.
The swimming master of the regiment was
occupied for long time afterwards in div
ing and bringing up number of muskets,
helmets, knapsacks and other military pa
raphernalia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

Of other nations, as affecting the strength
of her population in the present struggle
with Prussia. The fact is pointed out
that Belgium, with her FIVE millions of
population, has recently sent out more
than France with her thirty-eight millions,
and that during the last twenty years the
average Of the emigration from France
has not exceeded one-tenth of that from
Great Britain. In 1882, when the unusu-
ally large number of $4,000 emigrants
left the shores of Great Britain, less than
10000 started from France, and where in
1865 the British outflow had reached a
minimum of 10000, that of France bare
" reached 10000 1t is from among the
essentially German Population of Alsace
that the largest proportion of the French
emigrants to this country is drawn; those
leaving the Mediterranean Provinces be-
ing commonly attracted to Algiers, and
those from the southwest to La Plata.
From the central and northern provinces
there is no appreciate outflow at all
The chief causes to be assigned for this
are the easy acquisition of landed proper
ty in small portions under the operation
of the Code Girl, the immense number
of small Government posts open TO mid
dle-class Frenchmen, and the want of
healthy Development of family and do
nestle life among the purely French part
Of the population.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

The PRESENT WAR IN EUROPE surpas-
ses all previous European wars in the
magnitude of the forces arrayed against
each other-said to be more than GOO, 900
on one side, and about as many on the
other. Nothing in the wars of civilized
nations bears any comparison to it. Yeng-
his Khan and his Tartar hordes may have
approached it somewhat in point of num-
bers, and so may Tamerlane; for history
is vague on those points. But when the
power Of modern implements of warfare
is concerned, no war compares with that
now going on between the two great En-
ropean powers.
A general idea of the numbers engaged
in the principal battles of Europe of this
century may be obtained from this state
ment:
AT Marengo, in 1900, there were on the
side of the French $4,000, on that of the
Austrians $4,000, total IS, 900; killed and
wounded on both sides, about 1900. At
Austerlitz, 10000 French, $4,000 Austri-
ans and Russians, total ITO, 600; killed
and wounded, $4,000. At Jena, Ioo, 900
French, 100000 Prussians, total 10000;
killed and wounded, $4,000. At Wagram,
100000 French, 10000 Austrians, total
100000; killed and wounded $4,000. At
Borodino, $4,000 French, 900 Rus
SLAMS, total 100000; killed and wounded,
$4,000. At Leipsic, $50, 600 French, $780,
600 Of the Allies, total 430, 900; killed and
wounded, $4,000 At Waterloo, $4,000
French, 81, 900 English and Prussians, to-
tai lS5,OO0; killed and wounded, aside
from loss in retreat, $4,000 At Solferino,
$4,000 French and Sardinians, 1864
Austrians, total 27l 600; killed ana woun-
ded, $4,000. AT Koniggratz, 100000
Prussians, 100000 Austrians and Saxons,
total 900; killed and wounded, IS, 900.
Borodino was the most sanguinary battle
OF modern times.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

The BIBLE IN SCHooLs.-We like To-
gic. We admire an argument that is
built like the famous zone oss shay y
complete in all its parts And We dearly
love honesty and candor. Consequently,
we admire on two scores the argument
made by Rev. VIM. c. Collar before the
American Institute of Instruction in Wor-
cester, Mass, the other day, in favor of
the compulsory reading of the Bible in
public schools. We give the report as
we find it in the Worcester Spy:
"Mr. Collar, in answer to question
from Mr.. Whittemore, said that the read
ing of the Bible ought to be compelled in
public schools, for the reason that it was
the only way in which all children can be
reached by the moral teachings of that
Book, for there is no law by which they
can be compelled to attend Sunday
schools"
What pity it is that there is no law to
compel children to attend Sunday schools
We had dreamed that it was admitted
that people could only be taught morality
in respect to their free agency and their
conscience. But now we are to build the
Inquisition again. If it is good thing to
compel children TO read the Bible, and
compel Catholic parents to have their chill
dren read the Bible, then from Catholic
standpoint it is good thing to prevent
the reading of the Bible, to punish here
tics, and above all, to steal the little Nor
tara boy away from the corrupting inAu-
ence of Jewish parents. Some of our
American Protestants are going far to JUS
tify the Inquisition, the reign of Bloody
Queen Mary and all the rest, by their
faithful following of intolerant principles.
L n. Y. Ind.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

"ON THE BEACH AT Lone BRANCH."-
The girls at Long Branch are like the
girls of the world in general. They are
slightly mixed. Some are lovely, but
some are, on the contrary, quite the re-
verse There's more hair down here than
would cover the heads of all the women
in New York, and powder and paint
enough to make the houses of Jersey City
glisten again.
Did you ever see thin girl take bath
in the surf, and come out with her bathing
dress sticking tight TO her like poor
mans plaster?
Funny, wasn't it?
Well, it's nothing compared to fat
girl in the same posish. ] do think of all
the comical sights in the wide world, the
funniest is fat girl when she comes out
of the surf. I've seen puppy dogs with
blue ribbons on their tails, and neatly EN-
broidered flannel shirts on their dear little
necks, and Pve seen Horace Greeley at a
party, but they are as nought, and the
dust in the balance alongside of wet fat
woman in her bathing clothes.
l don't think men look any better, but
l don't expect grace and beauty in our
sex, and can stand the sight. If you are
very much in love with a girl, and want
to break the spell, take her to the Branch
and see her in her surf toggery.
If that don't knock the spoony out of
you, you'd better mary her and call it
square.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05
THE FOLLOWING GOODS 4!
VERY REASONABLE RATES

Linens-nn extensive assortment,
Apacas, silk wool, black. cold, fg'd 4 stamped,
Damask, Cotton, Linen and Wooden,
Illusion, Grape, Bobinet, Tulle, &C.,
Edging, Insertion, Cambria Book Muslin,
sheetng, Cotton Linen, So to 112 inch
Prints-the finest assortment in Honolulu,
0il-cloth Bunting, Mareen and Baze.
Lswns,-Victoria, Bishop and Queens,
Imperial, Navy and and Russia Ducks,
Ticking, Hickory and India Stripes,
English Broadcioth, Doeskin, &C.,
Lssting-black, brown, green and blue,
Yarn q Berlin Wool, in large variety.
Wool Delaine. Ginghams, Baratheas,
Alpaca Coating, GA, in coors,
India Swiss Book Musins, sev' qualities.
7 oilet Table and Piano Covers,
Edgartown Cottons Pillow Linen,
Drill and Duck Suits,
quantity of ass'd sizes.
Umbrellas, Parasols, Fans, Hair Nets, Thread,
Pea Jackets, Coats, Vests, Pants, Shoes, Hats,
Oils, Pomatum, Perfumery, Soaps, &C.,
Needles, Pins, Thimbles, Scissors.
Brilliants, Cbsmbrays, Piques,
Youths, Misses, Ladies Gents Hosiery,
in great variety,
Cottons-Horrocks' and other brands, cutting low,
Oriental and Lutte Ribbons splendid stock
Merinos-the best selection in the city,
Purses, Belts, Braces, Cards, Laces,
Extra quality of Flsnnsls,
Towels-Turkish, Huckabuck and Crash,
Embroidered Robes, Shirts, &C.,
Nspkins-several sizes and qualities
Turkey Red and Blue Cottons.
shawls-double and single, plain and fancy,
American Trunks, Carpet Bags, &C.,
Innings, Silesias, Jsconets, Tape Checks,
Elegant asst Of Ladies' Gents Kid Gloves,
Silks and Challes, figured and plain,
Moleskin, Drills, Tweeds and Cassimeres,
Envelopes, Note and Letter Paper,
New Goods by every arrival, and
A General Assortment of Goods
So
FOR COUNTRY STORES
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-10-05

Az English paper takes occasion to re-
mark upon the paucity of the emigrants
from France when compared with those