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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-21
nOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

STEA NJ Err EXPIRE IS,
Capt. A. q. NICKLE,
Will resume hor route on Tuesday, Marcl
lst leaving pier No. 10, Light street .sE- 4
wharf, Baltimore, EVERY TUES, Gse2sz
DAY, at 4 D. m. for Alexandria. Washington
and Georgetown, stopping at tho following way
points on the Potomac river: Piney Point
Stones Wharf Coburn, Chaptico Wharf, Chap
ell Point, Matthias Point. Smiths Point, NanJe
moy Stores and Pyos Wharf.
Returning, will leave Sixth street whsra
M, and King ST. wharf, Aloxandris, at n. III
For further information apply to
j. BRODERS & CO.,
fob 2S No. IL King street. Alexandria
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OUR NEW DRESS GOODS.

n
The latest styles Just received from New York
Plain Buff Jackonet Lawns
" Pink -
" Cambrics.
Very rich Blue and Buff Ginghams and
Chambras.
mh1sadn ER1k G5aes Ba Br2y yR End End St Hsr;
ssSSGSA&s, SS ss SSE%fSSk1S Sysrh good.
are in striped and figured, and havo boon much
admired.
LENOs AND CHEENES-We havo tn ose
in Gray, Dahlis. Blue, Pink and Green. They
are very beautiful and cheap for suits and
JAPANESE SILKs-Bluo and Green Check;
also, Gray, Beaver Color and Blue, very clc-
CANT and beautiful.
We feel that our goods this season embrace n
larger variety than usual, and can ask the pa.
tronage of our friends with tho assurance that
wc can suit all tastes K. L. WOOD,
ap 22-tt No. G2 King street.
SAPOLIO, for cleaning and polishing Steel
~ iron and tinware, knivos and forks, me-
machinery, &C.; removes all stains. rust, dirt,
tarnish Of any kind. and produces q polish
brighter and more durable than bath brick
rotten stonc. oil and emory or any other sub
stance. There is no unclesnliness attending its
use; is cheap and effective; saves time, labor,
and the woar and tear Of tho articles cleaned.
1t is invaluable for cleaning crockery, earthcn-
warc, glass, porcelain, dishes and kitchon utcn-
sis, windows. paints, painted goods: oil cloths,
bath tubs, marble floors. mantols. basins and
statuary, and in removing grease and stains
from tables, pantry shelves, floors and door
sills. 1t will remove rust and dirt. gums and
oils from stoam engines and other machinery.
from the hands without difficulty. In pound
cakes, at loo each. Just received and for sale
by lap 21] JANNEY q co.
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TO WASH HAIR-BRUsHEs. -NeVcr use wa
ter. Take piece of soda, and dissolve it IN
warm water. Stand the brush in it take care
the water touches only the bristles: 1t will al
most instantly become white and clean. Place
it in tho air to dry with the bristes downwards,
and it will be as firm as q new brush.
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY Il.
GROWTH OF LONDON. correspondent
of the Boston Advertiser thus writes -

VhUWId Of AONboA"
of the Boston Advertiser thus writes
London is stretching out to meet the country.
Who can now say where the great city begins
and ends? North, South, Fast and West, the
scene is tho same Every year green fields are
transformed into streets: the metropolis is al.
ways marching on" There is no pause no
period of rest. It has terrible side, this
tramp, tramp. Of houses, ION, on, for ever. -
Leave locality unvisited in any direction Tor
twelve months, and you scarcely know it again.
Roads, terraces, villas, all brand new, and occu-
pied as soon as the panes arc in the window
frames, stare at you with the brasSy London
look. Gentlemen who built themselves houses
in the suburbs; commanding "a bcautltul view,
find themselves hustled in crowd. Trees arc
cut down; the turf is cartcd away Pretty
crickct.6clds disappear iron ratings taSc inc
place OF hedges and you might almost In INA ma
cine yourself under the domo of St. Paul s.
MANY whose means and convenience allow
take up their goods and 90 still further away
but tho hum of the huge monster will soon
reach their ears, and they will once more be
drawn into its embrace. TO him that hath
shall DO given, is certainly true OF great cities
in England.
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g w T. EFT MINI

is" HEr "UIN'SH
Is q Recent Improvement.
Replace tho use Of tho BITTER SULPIIATE
QulNlNE, with which al arc familiar.
Dose for dOso it ia
WARRAN TED
Fully equal in every way to Bitter Quilino
And, like it, is tho ono
Great, Positive and Unrhling CURE for all
DISEASES OF MAhARIOUS ORIGIN.
Fovor and Ague,
Intermittent Fover,
Chill Fevor,
Rcmittent Fewer
Bilious Fever,
Dumb Ague.
and tho long train of disorders following LII csc
when neglected.
SWEET QUININE
$ madn solely from Peruvian Park $50 is Bitter
Quinne) therefore it is Of Vegetable origin,
and not Il IMMORAL Poison but on tho contrary
is proved TO be ono Of the elem ents found in tho
blood OF al healthy persons.
SWEET QUININE
acts as IN antidote to- rs well rs a cure for, ma
Ihrlhi OF Illasmallc poison, Inc absorption OF
which by the lungs causes Intermittent Fevers,
etc. Tho only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININE
over the use OF old Bitter QuiIne is the entire
absence of that intense, persistent bitterness,
which in tho latter is an insurmountahle obsta-
clio to its use with most persons and always
with children.
SWEET QUlNINE
is in two forms--in Powder, for tho use Of Ply
slclans and Druggists, and Fluid, for use in tho
family and for tho general public.
HTEARNS, FAIR u CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists,
my 2-oCGm NEW YORK.
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--- FERTILIZERS.
WH1TELooK's VEeErAroK'

--- FERTILIZERS.
WHITELOCK's vEGETAToRI
CONTAINING,
IN A SOLUBLE CONDITION, EVERY
Element NECESSARY TO THE
GROWTH OF THE PLANT
AND THE FORMATION
OF. THE GRAIN.
Each article entering into the eomp'a'0n OF
tho Vegetator
1sA MANURE BY ITSELF
and are all carefully analysed 0s'0'9 'N''
wE0WN OUR MANDATORY.
give attention to every detail of its preparations
and hence
| KNOW EVERY BAG
which leaves our Works comes fully up to the
| standard, which twenty-five years experience
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THOMAS SINCLAIR.

UHohhS SlNCuAlh.
CARPENTER AND JOINER
NO. Is, SOUTH WATER STREE.
Near the Bank of the Old Dominion.j
Is prepared to execute, with dispatch. and ON
the most reasonable terms, all work in his line,
and satisfaction warranted.
He solicits work from the adjacent county, as
he is prepared TO contract for building, or to do
any kind of repairing ie 18-tf
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AG ENTS,
IL we are prepared to furnish the celebrated
'JUDSON GOVERNOR"
at factory prices. No engine should be aoithout
one. It is the most perfect Governor in use,
saving from 10 to Is per cent of fuel, besides
securing great uniformity in speed.
JAMESON & COLLINS,
Corner of Royal and Wilkes streets.
NH lift Alexandria, Va.
NEW GUODS-Keceived this day and open
~ ed for sale: Carbolic Acid in solution and
in crystals, Carbolate of Lime, Speer's Port
Grape Wine and California Brandy, Hagan's
MAGNOLIA Balm and Laird's Bloom of Youth.
Forresrs Juniper Tar, Nichols Elixir, Peru.
Wan Bark and Protoxide Iron, Florida and
Magnolia Waters, Spears Fruit Preserving
Solution and Lawrence's Extract Koskoe.
my IL JANNEY & 90.
CHOlCE JAPANESE CLOTHS.
BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES.
A colors; very cheap opened this day.
Call and see them before they are all picked
over.
MY WILMER & SLAYMAKER.
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L oN AT THlS'
SIXTY-TWO ACRES in Fairfax county, y
miles north of the Cnnrt House; handsomely
improved timber, and al things necessary L"
comfort and in good order, for $2olM ny
;jMOOT ~ MILLEE,
Rcal Estate Agents
ALSO,
TWENTY ACRES in Alexandria county, 4
miles from Washington city and from George
town ID. G.; literally improved; now in high
cultivation rs market garden, presenting tho
appearance Of an earthly paradise. This can
no sold great bargain on application tn
SMOOT & MlLLER,
ap Raal Estate Agents
rlTY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
No. l. FIVE desirably located BUILDING
LOTS on Columbus street, between Duke and
Wolfe, 20 feet front by 1901 deep
No. 2. ONE LOT, ~ by so feet, on Wolfe st.
No. 3. ONE LOT, 20 by 50 foot, ON Wolfe St,
adjoining, on which is small brick house.
No. 4. ONE LOT on Duke street, ID feet
front by us feet decp, the sano as now occu.
piod by II. MiAloton's shops. Tho above prop
erty is offered for salo very low. Apply 10
SMOOT & MILLER Land Agents,
ap IL III King street.
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H. BECKER'S
NEWPIANO s. MUSIC STORE,
TE" 149 King street,
Near St. Asaph street, Alexandria, Virginia
:. ~. o. AGENT FOR
VIM. KNABE & cos. GOLD MEDAL
- -. PIANOS.

WIN. HEINEKAMPS trst-class BAL IL
MORE PIANOS. Every instrument warrant
ed for five years. Sold at factory prices on ac-
commoda,ing terms usual in other cities.
.PARLOR ORGANS from the best makers.
I will also furnish PIANOS from any m akor
in the country for which persons may have a
preference, At factory prices, 1 hope thereby
to leave no cause for those who have at heart
the interest of Alexandria TO buy away from
home.
I have also PIANOS from frst-class makers,
that have been out rent, for salo at v"rv re-
duced prices. Every instrument warrsnted'-
Also the following:
Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Flutnas: Aceor'
deons. Copcertinss, Violincellos, Bsnjos, Vlo-
lin Bows. Bridges, Pins, Rosn, Mouth Organs
ms~ Best quality Violin and Guitar Strings.
instrumental and Vocal Sheet Music, IN
struction Books and Music paper. Orders to-
Music solicited and filed at the shortest notice
My facilities for repairs of Pianos, Organs
Accordeons Violins sc &c, are much en-
larged and satisfaction guaranteed.
Pianos, Organs, &C., for Rent; Also, tuned
and packed. Jan l0] V. bEChEh
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NJ OTICE-Pe having small lMPROV-
IN ED FARMS for sale near this city, or ~
ing on or near the lines Of railroad leading here,
will do well 10 enter them at our office, rs VIC
have frequent applications for property OF that
kind. SMOOT 81 MILLER,
ap11 Roal Est. Agts.. No 1l2 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-21

White and Yellow Lined, in all colors; also,
Childreu's Parasols. received this day at
my17 WITMER Is SLAYMAkERS S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16
EUROPEAN.

LoSDoS, Feb lssh--The Irish national press con
time 70 cenoanes the new Land bill
PARIS, Feb I'LL Is reported hat the Ministers,
il spite Of the police 10 the contrary, VIII prevent
procession TO pass through the streets on Nardi
Grazz
The Geaerzi GzEz<zS On Tl6EzGHx. oeieizl Or
gz1. sarz the Ga Ezi1afi0n Of tbs Prince Bona
parts II zilI be proved that he vas provoked and
1sed his legitimate right Of seldsfeuse; the
cushion : grz-e II Is generally believed the Prince
vii he scq8isted- sr1s
PAKfs. Feb. zSd--Aesiea sgzinst GEstase Flour
ens for t1Jinz aided the tessrfi01 Of THO soldiers,
isteTuinGted The prisoner fsied 70 appear, Aud he
Wzs sentenced 70 three years imprisonment
Pans, Feb zd--Naisy bana1ets are being bed
to-day. which Il the 2n1eFersarT Of the proclamation
Of the Rep1biic c< las PFobabirries Of the ap-
poinimszT 81 PrsFost P4rzdzi a Minister 10 Wash
inz1on- are again nentiOned
he amount Of bullion IN the Bark Of Frsree to
d1y Pas . 0se 900 frsacz greater than isst week
ra1d bail vas given II the T1elleries last even
ing many Americans were present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16
PASSENGERS.

- Fs-i.-E r-r Cs.a-rtz-. Nar-s . &c A-Is-sr-
20 E---=- - - ~ Nar-h rs Ehlsrs- -. L
arlre--
F-u $500 - A3slaa Ca-i-au- AI-rh Nv u 1-Euz
aars- a -, g H.Etr -. c Eilgusz- :
49, e sfls- E1rzz Ea-1-rs
re ~ F1.--lcu ~ Get Nsr-a HIS N1rrds.a
40 a .-r.zr N 49, etliL M EaF-s1 rEs
49, 49, -f,-a1- - - l-t=7s
- - E-a--i-c- - 49,. Ma Il.-CCs1isra -.
Ce-s-s L-11- r1--s-r q Ni.s { A Wzlla1-,s . ga
2 49, ~ N4lil--s : cltacrsu. h > zf-1a
p $500 = 7 EeEF1l- a Ei1cL 4 El-E = S1rt1zr.
49, @ n Nss.s-y. AssS y. , A El-a-. Eaz-es
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16
MEMOKLNDA-

$780, p oIBs B1-gz q he sssr Na-l5s. ss-
- f1-cs1- -rQcrt q uhz=rs- E1zaz. gsrn=gzn. .
~ zz-rzZ g Eauaiesss Hzz-y Tassr- Paekzr1 esaz
e. Ea-aa.- E-po-=s u Ehaie -u1ls y CaPt gs--
80 - E1zaz- Cu1cu-5z1 ID sp=-u O-lr-r C-oc-
~ - -p--zs B-zs Czzztz-s- 10 spsrz. Csazpiuu.
- hr-s a. sq---- ~ 81 Ehaie-
r-gFr C1s sr-.-r I1ls1 = Elaai-i1 Fsb -, Is-l
- $3.50 e. sl- F-sza--a CA Pc - a. +SFn Hrs
s=--y si-ss s-rizE s--a-zr Pa-taf - pa-ssags-
E-ruz ~ ~ Fr.--i=l Fsk Z-th a. rs n aa.i A.
-r-l e. a.--l-z E.--l La at $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16

FEoN Msssrs. Alieu * Cbiliusworth, OF ha~ai-
h1s W learn that on the 3 Inst. the Schooner EE
gis arrived al that port 81 days irOm San Francis
co. asviuz touched there for stock for the Tahiti
-a-ksL - sailed Tor Tahiti Gas Inst, Nith q
cargo Of forty builoeks ard one hundred sheep sup
uIIst bv Msss-s. Alien and ChIlIinsworth-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16
PORT OF HONOLULU,
ARRIVED

~ ~ s.r-au 500 - ssrs n F-tnci-c1.
"a cl1z-. 49, = iEss n - F-l1r---1-
l-Aa Szar Lt.aa. Fag[ d. 49, a sza F-zlei-c
U.s. -e--r 20 se-Il
So ra11r- - alo
l-al-G fl 49,
Lrs = So. ~ Eoslsz
So ks.E- fu M1l-
Ear "a zzza- ee--k--- - izys IN B-sz=1-
b. Nay t-1- % Ea-l
So l.al.e.s. O. Na-l
- - ~ WEaizL
Al - A oar--au- El.-e. g. az. A sysasg-
r--clr EE-ais q Han
So Ia ElE1E - Ea1E
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16

~ E-Az IA Cz--hraz-s F-ls- slr Pur-i.-E o
-s---1- aa-l= e. hEzsL
50 FAY &C., f1r EzzL
80 Ave 81 Hnull
- Na-rs Mer~Il r. Ma
ru-i F-llaE 81 lass
-z-Az 90 - AGO. rrl-r. flr Cruiss-
- lrr-r fr hzlE
So ua-sa-E- a. 49,
ErEl g. La-ai
- g. k=aE- - Mu-L
- LlEa Ea-kse - E1llEz-
--SEr H. E1y - 49,
50 Ga-u-sEsl4 ~ EE-E
- gltr ~ fr e.
A. ca AZ 50 Slz Frzlcizcr.
E-- $500 -a-art- 81 Hrs.ls's l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16

~ Mr.. WALTER MONTGOMERY has had the
Distinguished honor 70 appear before the Royal Pam
HES Of England, France aud Prussia. aud i g.
peeislly bon0red BY the Patronage Of H. R. r. the
Prince Of Wales, and h r. II. the Duke Of Edin-
burg
The Reeitals vii commences Punet1ally at half
past Eiz5s, which hsar Eisifors requested 10
bs seated Late arrivals must eater during the inter
vaz betreez the sseetions and no account
during recital Thi< rnle i imperative and viii
Be strictly enforced, al pscunizry sseTiEee.
snee il / indispensable for the esnfort Of bath the
entertained and the entertainer.
The programme vii be rzrie5 each evening. unless
b spseizl desire Admired recitation be a1ded.
PRICES OF ADMsSI0S-Drsss Circle sIse ;
all ether parts Of the horse H-es- -
lz- Estsrsziuuent esu1enees AZ $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16

MELANCHOLY CAsE OF DEArH 81 DEoENISs--
Last wednesday aOruing Z WIS Discovered ihlt
ous O TIE young ggslleneH Of q I A d Ne ship
Dan Eas uissi1g On inquiry. Il was aseertaiued
Isat ke rstst the residences Of seserzl Of our CHI
1eus on share duriES the prsyiozs eTsniuz. and in
eouPany With brOsher Szcer, al 4 l4fs hozr, pro-
cseds6 5oSu Fo-t str=st, With the intentioa u re
turuing On board the ship Arrived gPOa the Es-
plsnaee, The two comrades disagreed As to the
route 70 Be followed au0ug the coal sbeds and piles
q luzber which are 50 nunsroaz in that locality
IrztlI bs nsaa=1herei tszs T1zSay night ~zs II
trsusy dark With driEzling rain The two frisads
separ1tsd, oue z1iaE 70 the rgnt-n=1brf1ns-e ~ TO
his 1stinelv dszih-EhiIe the other safely resessd
the ship On Thurzeag, tse eoaviction hzsing fred
fiself ou tie minds q all that the ulrssuz officer
nzst have uaIked Of the wharf in the piiehy dArk-
uss natfvs divers we're euPIoye5 % se1rrh tOr he
BODY. veil a the use q diving 4ppa-zf1s and
amor. bat 1ifhoat Success But % FRIDAY morn
ing AZ DAYLIGHT. th@ bSdy fcSs1 fo1ting within
absstEf Esr1s 81 the sp0. Ehere il i supposed,
and with ever probability, that the unfortunate
yoGnZ mar walked oFernnnd In reuaius were
taken 70 the Rouan Catholic Churrh o. yesterday
uOruiuz. pvee~d-c syaE1ard sfhssOr q his skip
Uatez, and followed - pf0csssiou 81 f1rsig1 Con
s1is aud other resitenfs herr, and the offers and
From the ehsrch- Alter the funer1i serTice the re-
usins gere taen tn ths C4fhoIIe CeDet-s fr inter
neat he deeeased. Cader Hlousehek vas uzfive
q 8oheusa, menber o. highly rssPee-aele hEi-
" azef oulF nineteen years Whom the eo6s
L0Tes die young As5cA ia
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16

SFzrSs wHArEzs.-FrOu Kawzihte, Se learn
tElr tc Of the spring feet Of ~haiers have arrived
az thar port. VIZ. the ship Rts. Jernessn, report
ing si-bty barrels OF sperm oil duriug the cruise,
sd the Hsory Taber, Packard. clean A the time
for sailing North : fast GpProaeaiuz nay expect
ruuoer OF wbalsrs 81 the ports OF the Island in
the coming tE0 0r three weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16

Nix GtssoS, o. Lanai resarnsEo teess islands with
A company q erssrsnts frorn the Coast Thsre ARK
twesty-txo men, TWO women aud six ehIldren in
ais company He proposes with their aid. 10 eRlti-
safe sugar esne. grains. and ether products. HPos
a eo-Operztivs plsa- rhe larger portion II these
suigrsnss are practical farmers, and few are ne
ehaues such As h7ieSiayers, earps1ters, iron work.
ers, etc. OF The nureer, six are Anerieaps, aud
the rest are fror Australia. Csus&s, ard Greai
Britain Thxse people have sstercd into an agrey-
nsnt with Mr. Gibson TO engage in cultivation upon
certain tsr-,s on his lands 10 Lanai when upoa that
islsad: bat they arrive in Ro1elulu independent
iuiml.-ants, hsvv paid their 0wn passages and srv
entirely az liberty 10 enter iuto engagements They
may thisk proper % arrival shoald any decide not
70 proceed with him 70 Lanai There large nuui-
br % people nov oaI Of vmPl0yWsut IN CslitOraia,
VITO are ready to supply 10 some extent the labor
MARKET Of the Islands Mr. Gibson Is however still
intent upoa his idea. Of Introducing MslaysiaR i'm
migrants who sre kindred 70 the Hawaiian, and
considers that oar tropical sitnatiou viii always
quire large proportion Of tropical races TO assis; IN
the development Sf the country But some situa-
tians arr very favorable TO the European eouSttu-
tiou, and the ishnd Of Lanai oSers some Of those
saluoriOus positions suited 10 white labor.
Turx Bin reported TO the House Of Representatives
OF the Uuted States on The Isl o; February by the
Committee Of Ways and Means. reduces the duties
OF nav sugars, making the duties 10 be paid as
follows.
On all raw and uuseovadO sugar, two cents per
pound
Ou clarified sugars, three cents per pound
or refined, s;ove-dried, IL loaf lump, crushed,
powdered or grsrulSted sugar, four cents per pound
Povsiss, That all sugar other than refined stove
dried which has IN the process Of nNuafssure been
a3yzucsd in quality above number twelve Dutch
standard ia color BY being boiled or capitalized in
q vacuum pan. or elsysd, or lquored IN nolds, or
parsed in evntrifugal machines. or BY vacuum pro-
esss Or filtered through boneb4ek or lis equivalent
shall be regarded Is clarified sugar; Ard pruysdsd
FURTHER That the Secretary Of the Treasury shall BY
re,ul1tious prescribe and require that the samples
taken BY inspectors shall Be FROM the middle Of the
package gvt true average quality. and that
The weights Of sugar imported IN casks or boxes
shall be marked distinctly by the custou-weigher BY
scoring the figures iudelibly 90 each package.
On uol8sSeS frOu sugar cane, Eve cents PER gallon
On tank bottoms strip Of sugar-cane juice, ne
lata concentrated uesda or e0ucvutrated m0lssses,
one ard three-fourths cent per pound: Provided,
Tat all strip OF sugar, strip Of sugar-eane juice
melada. concentrated rrsdS or concentrated mOlas-
ses. shah be forfeited TO the United States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16
MARRIED..

HAPu-SNIFFIN--Art the Ssamsn's Chapel on sunday,
the lssh inst. By Mr. Ahen Mr. AkN1 HAFS 10 Miss HAr
net SuiaTu. q NzksEao lIsui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16
DIED.

HARRIS-In Honolula- March 18th, Harriet Miller HAr
rs wife Of HIS Excsency charles c Harris after pro
crzctsd and painful Illness
Ii We suffer. shall also reign with Him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16

II the >yauey K1r-sigg Hs77zid Of January ssh, We
f1d the following
TIE Californian New Zealand. and Australian
Nal steamship C0upauy--First Steamer 10 leave
Svtu-y fu March toCchfnz at Auckland, HCnol8lu,
and San Francisco u0nfhly.
Il Il HALI, L. $ Consul
y Brisgr-s---.at Srin-r Nana-srn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16
SECOND NIGHT OF THE SERIES
Mr.. WALTER MONTGOMERY tru

MR.. WALTER MONTGOMERY trusts
VI a~s stranger 10 HonolGlG audience, that he
may Be permitted 70 refer. With pardonabe pride to
the Complimentary testimonial annexed
I have attended a series Of " Walter Moutgon-
erys Dramatic Reeitals, and have much pleasure in
bearing ny testimony 70 their excellence Mr.. Mont
g0sry = thorough master Of bis his eiOeati0u
perfect. and his action AMI ge<turs expressive aud
ehLsfs IN the highest degree / think i impossible
% hear hin Eith0ut zrzsifeation and benefit, and
every member 4 the University may take . lesson
from such accomplished member Of bis profession
Mr.. Walter Montgomery.
(Signedl Lours EVANS, N A,
Master Of sandbssh Grammar School.
and hate FeIloz Of Wadham College. Oxford"
"IhAEe much pleasure in endorsing the opinion
expressed above
(Sigrsd HKsET G.. LrDDELL,
Dean Of Christ Church, Oxford
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-03-16
EXPORTS.
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases Of the NSoa for March. 1870,

PEErnEs 81 caEr- sASzz- sruz
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WESTERN RETRIBUT1OS.-Latey. at Los Vegas
New Me xico. party OF masked men took two Mex
from the jail, where they had been confined Tor
stealing, and hung them.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


-CooPER.-At st. AIMS church. Eighth
street, on Thursday, April 81, by the Rev. r. +.
Dealy, s. j.. GARRET J. BYRNE to MARTHA A.. eldest
daughter OF the late Isaac Clausson Cooper, all OF
New York.
Cooperstown papers please copy.
COOK-SILLIMAN.-On Wednesday. April 90, by
Rev. w. b. Sprague, GEORGE III. COOK, or this city,
TO ADDIE NJ. SILLIMAN, OF Brooklyn, l.. l. No cards
FARMER-TAGGERT.- On Thursday, April 81, by the
Rev. James Milett, at the BRIDES residence. THOMAS
FARMER, late Of Beolt, TO Miss MARY ANNE TAGGERT,
all OF this city.
tOp ). l., on Tn ursday April 2 by the Rev. Father
Lewis GUsTAvE A. FRANCKE Of Staten Island to MAR
s., eldest dau ghter OF the late George Beecher
OF New Haven, Conn.,. and granddaughter OF the
late SenOr Don Narcs0 de Francisco Martin, OF
Carthagena G. A.
KERsHAw-DE GROOT.-On Thursday April q, at
the Eighteenth street Methodist Episcopal church,
by the Rev. NJ. ID. G. Crawford GEORGE W. KER.
SHAW to ANNIE s., eldest daughter OF $. NJ. De
Groot. ESQ., all Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
MCALLISTER--CRAw.-On wednesday, April 20,
at st. Marks church, Jersey CITY, by the Rev. Ed
mund Guilbert of Tarrytown N. Y, assisted by the
Rev. d. II. Macurdy, rector. ROBERT A. MCALLIsTER
to CARRIE A., eldest daughter OF Alexander Craw
Esq., all OF Jersey City.
MCLERs-MURRAY.-At ST. Lawrence's church. on
Thursday morning, April II, by the Rev. N. Glaek-
meyer, JAMEs MCLEEs to CECILIA E., daughter OF
Edward Murray, all OF this CITY,
Standardization Wednesday, April 20, at the
house OF the Rev. Mr.. Johnston, Mr.. s. r. SMITH OF
New York, TO Miss ADDIE DIXON, OF Brooklyn. No
cards.
WfLCox-JoHYsoN.-On Tuesday, April 49, at che
residence OF the BRIDES parents No 2l5 East Eighty
seventh street, by tue Rev. ID. Mel. Quackenbush
ID. D., WILLIAM X. WILCOX TO JENNIE JOHNSON,
daughter OF william II. Johnson, Esq, both OF this
city
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