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B'sactt in inc Srh yerr ofis age.
Funeral services tne resldencc ofh hrothernlaw.
S S'eocS r " III, Tema y. viii be taken TO NewNurFh
on FRIDAY morning. on tlr a. N. boat. tot iLterIneut
CONNER lon Tuesday, july 49,, Thomas Conner;
ycnI OF his ace. -, -. ,.,,,,v -. -o.,sc,.
" invited 10 ate n d he funeral from Te:dcssc
raj MI ceYe nv c snT e 81 aSd BrsSsway on
ThTrsday. Il y O'clock NJ Funeral services al 10Y
COOK oSok-Io nroeslyn on Tgcsasv In,y 70 Henry wal
lac inlano ,Im OF Shs n H. "n' Annie "o'A "t''
ai.pi.s ana s,sSd. of the family are rcepcct.
y invited g attend the n, n on 5sSde az IT.
parents corner q Powers and Smith sts Brooklyn
d cE yi'iS fI TSn H TSs.dsy u lingering
The RELATIVES add friends Of the family sre re,pcet
fuiy invited 70 attend Inc funeral from her late re,
opiIf.-on tuesday. Ju,y 10 Of anon cry Mrs. Sarah
age D" vic o' james H. D"' " 'A' ''' '>''
~ ny,tea attend tne unSra az the residence Of her
broih.r;nlaw. DAVID lr.h gs l?th "; South brook
plss ES,ss mcndny Jny T. tuddeny sarah Jane
Se s I'd and ~ c. bsS s1S on s9oha INC
The telay.s and fricnds Of me iany ns9 &c
attend 9e pper r me TcS n d SoS
' Du b 81 GsssnS JUN ~ at New lsyon
gisaeTie W Do BO'' aged 20 wears months aud IL
asenu VIC iihe @ r,,,. i,iy "
nt3 o,cioek. - r.,.,.. ,.,. ,o ,,,,., pu,o,, ma,
mtanes1 10y Jun 4. nj s.ment,ns AZ
~ ,ne eldest asnsh'sr a James A. anu Ieinen'"e ="
The relatives end friends Of the family are rcspect'u
nv"d 70 senJ tne % njjis ma ~, iasth sss a,
O'Clock on Friday. JAY 2.
For am not dead. bat sleeping here's
e. br am neS Soi S.ss 9tn ana eo,Io% me-
.on of Rabcrt md Eliss Rsrls AGED year, 10 months
1888
anu Gone zone. loved one. rono nom orr home
DcatRs lev nnref. rest rest upon ,Scc now. WYNN"
- -, -. -, - -. -. $1,000,
T nyed . sn sc funeral Al, acocE tic
residsncc 81 p; aren't ~ q st.. BTooSiEa : Hard
LII, ~ % o ~ ,,ces q an, X, ~ a.a
'r Sc csi ,nd ienjs of ,ns family are rcspec
" "vtei to atcad he funeral ftS% tnS fe3dencc Of
nnnSGGsA'N-o, nopa.v evon,pr JuIy IL. $50 Denis
h TSss n.ubc-, of,he pMp A. will rlcnse take no.
tice 70 aticnn Tho funeral and pay the last tribute
~ carDeg nf ISL, - and rI,rto4 sy tbs ThuTsdsy
afternoon, < :. =" WI kVEiiErf, Grand Master;
hAhnlsOH,-On 1uiJ 4. o. ui,, s oi nc
RS.' Geo RRa sSa as ss years "a 5 & ana
Thu relative. and f,ends Of the fanny are rsspecs
nom s.; Mstys ohHreh H9hoS s arc r.uv .-., N
.tiye Of nnsshcp mas Cnyny I,e,and "
Inc uhern r WI Hns ace tS no n ey 81 T
son. N ncia he"s 'i0 EA'' '''" ~" "' N'"'''
cons Ion sf,sT iops n.s. dnnsntcr OF Pair,ek
KIM urnmso~ia s.nsh Of Cloone County Lcitri,p
~, -, ,,o ,,r,,v .-c re.,e-,o,,v tnvcs IN
attend he fnners from hei late residence ais; 81 av
"A
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contend iIRsoSsrfo ~ pHiiK Warn GROUNDS.
,,-.u,,..u ThUksDN w, JUL a. ,,.. ,,,.,. ..
Dan Mace .ErEwood and License
"D'' -''''' BiWi. DAY
third cr eli horse, cxcc7l CulasnIla valid ana Laay
nadd posle enters. sashiv
~ : 3it tn,er. Geo ~ S hHs.
J. Murphy ent' Is. ...........h. Mountain By
Dan Mace caters Lady Thorn
budd pooc en'ers' "a ~ i; '."oia'mhh Mud
Premium. e 5lo g o. ivft $50 % secsnd ti5a to
o a iIckok entor ...............b. N. Western GH
,ap Mace Snt.Fs' e ,n lac,
The above aces ior The tcii mares T,d double team.
of Sef saeriorts LAZY f6ST la, won the only
race thai snC as sta-od ~ ths airing, aud he troued
more ian one horse s'' s,ar,cd GoId"aiia TS1
e aai'S az ays MT SS nS
TO- dscI, The winner, nc na,S team Ming ~ FIN AZ
rncc was made 10 d"ridc heir suprnorliy II l. conn
hsTeofcrc made viii he 6eSeb III 9rier RACES are
extremely wei hroi ard comrrs" ire very beat h9Res
mile meats, hcst good day and traces In case OF
oa Xor Gs Va" a & 4 soS s Esr f GTs
paycnents 70 NJ rars Cars leave FULTON ferry
.tgS!fl iaGies rex Il tisE Naa,s sy iaIiodaSiiOa.
he had a, li9 Noutngnr st. and at Club house IN II
| II O'Clock each day. =, ,..,,..,,...,
L. o. READ. Secretary.
A NOTICE ne consent OF all parties inter.
has been iubstltutcd IN the place Of LiceTse,
I ONG BRANCH FACES.
SATURDAY. JULY 30.
CONTINUE FIVE DAYS.
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The GRAND SURPRISE THE Rray-bared can
hardly believe their when they tnen whteneo
iocks re stored 20 their pristine beauty by clear and
transparent nuid, PhaoRf VitaiA. OF Salvation Tor
the Far tho article 10 question, and nee IRON
any sedlnent-Adp
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M1RRfFD.

e Isr TRa hs Trn T F.i
able and harmless Sold by druggsts Depot ~ Bond st.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAo--JUts pAY.
sun rises. fdleun ecta.,.l dlMoon rises II "a
Sandy Hook tSIGoy fssad 90 Hen Gate iu
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Borkaina In Watches, Jewelry, and Silyorware.
j. III, Johnston d Iobnson. 10 Dogery.-Ads.
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Publications.
A PPLETONs' JOURNAL.

" Too much praise can hardly be bestowed on AP-
PLETONs' JOURNAL, the full merit OF which rs only
properly to he recognized in the monthly parts,
Evening Post, n. Y. .
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Fer Debf1itntes state OF the Constitution,
brought on by diseases ohe bladder kidneys and the
urinary organs, and TO counteract organic weakness
dyspepsia dropsy gravel stranrurv and female rregu
lsrities, administer HELMBoLDS DUCHU, which h =
safe aud posture cure.
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SEVEN THOUSAND BUILDINGS BURNED.
sa5.SO0,OOJ OF PROPERTY DESTROYED.
HEREINGs SAFE IN COSsTANrINOPLEi
'1As only SAFE ehca PressrUed Us Contents"
"CoSsrANrIsoPLK. Turkey 9lst June, 1870.
Msssrs RerrtHQ, fItTtI 4 ShsrmdH Ncto York!
DEAR HlRsi ! arrived here Wttu my iHmly rcccntY,
and had an interview with our hinster, Hon. T.. JOY
Mos who stated to that OF your safes, kept m
the United States Consulate here, nds ne only one
now the above SAFE exhibition and have already
dIent servant. A. ID. DlhOKIDES"
uERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
F." The mOsi rsadbs protection from dTe non kRoioA"
uERRING's NEW PATENT BANKERS SAFES.
with the new combination OF hardened steel and iron
and the Frankliulte or sPIEaEL EIsKS uIerras
FloydS Patti.
HERRING. FARREL SHERMAN,
2N BROADWAY, COR MURRAY sr, Nav YORK.
FARREL, nKRRIEo Co.. PHILADELPHIA,
HERRING Co. CHICAGO.
HEREIEG, FAHRKL SHERMAN, NEW oRLEAss
A,-tsiYaSSBBtEgyGGitAJt q. R2 ggttSi.lH.,
isSSSS,, %s r q = y Il WI
y, iS p ~ 90, 50, 81. r. 70 =. "a IAN
SiS%IS1s4 r y 50 4 y IN T. a g' i.,o
AE r. g. IS. 4. 20. = 60 d. g. a. x H. =
Prizes casnea ana lnOTnatOn iuInlshpdln lie hboFe
and also Royal Havana LoIcrlss > CLUln BIoker'
i as broadway. ~ \ utop 81 and FaTkroS
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Dru cpDGos.

MA SIMMER TnADE. CY
NINA Straw q fC0s. PaLl-O'', sun lmhrellug. CY
MA Hlhnons. Llccs, Enhr0idrrtes uul CY
MA Fancy Goods, Hosiery, white Goods, az
MA House Arr, ing aud Furnishing GOods. az
MA Books aud Stationery. DC. CY
MA Il. u. MACY, CY
MA lAtli ~ Aud eth tv. CY
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-NOTICE.-ny' he consent OF all parties inter.
~ csted the great double team race, flOnest Allen
has been substituted IN the place of Leerte-
T. q. READ, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-01-19

An ELYsIuM FOR CATs.-SINGUI.AR WuI-The
Columbus lAmerca) Journal gives description
of singular will made by shrewd business man
of that CITY, who had accumulated fortune 1t
saws that the will disinherits all the natural heirs
of the maker of it. and devises the entire property
in trust for the establishment of an infrmary for
cats A most elaborate architectural plan for
the necessary buildings is attached to, and made
part of the will. Ii provides areas for that sweet
amatory converse so dear to the feline heart. aud
rat-hoes of the most ravishing nature. to be kept
well stocked The most ingenious contrivances
are provided for securing to the rat a chance
escape so that the cats may not lose the pleas
ures of the chase by finding their prey come too
easily. High walls are to be built with gently
sloping roofs for the moonlight promenade and
other nocturnal amusements of the cats. The
trustees are directed TO select TIE grounds for this
novel nfrmary in the most pOpuous part of some
American city and the derisees are to be protect
ed by competent force of nurses from the ravages
of men and dogs No person Of the male sex is
ever to be admitted within the walls, and no fe-
male who has children. or is under 30 years old.
There are hundreds of minute directions. which
we have no time TO note. One would suppose
that in the foregoing provision the tes:atOr had
exhausted all the eccentricities of one man. how
ever unique his nature but the last provision of
the will seems more outrageously bizarre than
any that 90 before. Says the devisor " ! have
all my life been taught to believe that everything
in an about man was intented to be nsefu and
that it was mans duty. as lord of animals. to pro-
tect all the lesser species, even as God protects
and watches over him. For these two combined
reasons-frst. that my body, even after death,
may continue to be made useful and. secondly.
that it may be made instrumental. as far as pos
sible in furnishing substitute for the protection
of the bodies Of my dear friends, the eats-I do
hereby devise and bequeaththe intestines of my
body to be made up into idde-strings, the pro
ceeds to be devoted to the purchase of an accor-
deon.-whch shall be played in the auditorium Of
the Cat Infrmary by one of the regular nurses, TO
be selected for that purpose exclusively-the play
ing to be kept up for ever and ever, without ces
satiou day or night in order that the cats may
have the privilege Of always bearing and enjoying
that Instrument, which is the nearest approach to
their natural voices.
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For Sale by
Licences Expiring in January, 1870.

d ETAIL-Honolulu LIST, P. Dalton, King street ;
II Attn, J. Davis Co., Nuuanu street; l4th,
NungeOse L. Andre. King street. Ang Gee, Nuuanu
street, 7. c. Heuek, Fort street sth, Levers &
Dickson, Fort street; 10th, Dowsett Co., Fort
street; LIST, A. S. Cleghorn, Fort street. Wakane
2Sth, All Wal UlukOu 10th, I. Hughes. Maui
Kahului: Ilth, E. C. Hebron. KaupO: 10th, Ka-
Waiaea. Hama LIST, Alluma. Haiku I'd. NJ. Cover.
Waikapn 18th, Kamakele Co. Hawaii-Kapua,
Kona H. 18th, KaluaaihalaEa. Kohala E: l4th, Aha
M. Waiohinu N. George. Puma: 4tb, J. NOmOre.
Hilo It'll, I. Spencer Kauai-Koloa goth, Alai
4 Co. Hanalei Goth, Panama.
WHOLESALE Honolulu: LIST, Mcintyre and
Bro. Fort St; 5th, Man Eek, King St; 18th, J. T.
WaterhOuse; LIST, A, J. Cartwright, Queen street.
sHIPPIN6-Honolulu: LIST, G. Williams.
RETAIL SPIRITS-Honolulu E. Burgess. R. H.
notwithstanding SOth, D. Robinson, Ice
House.
VICTUALING-Honolulu Aienui 18th, Ahsing.
Hawaii, Hilo 2sth, Gilman Black
BUTCHER-Maui Waihee LIST, G. Gray Kauai
Hanalei lst Makaina.
B0AT--HonOlulu, No. 80, Piikuahiwi, LIST No. 81
Kamuela, 18th
H0RsE-Honolulu, No. las, Makula, I'd.
AWA-Honolulu, 1st E. H. Boyd, double license);
W. Sumner. Waialua, Oahu: LIST, Kihkihi. Eva :
lst, W. P. Wood. Heeia: LIST, All Tong. Waiono !:
,NinholO. Maui, Lahaina list, J. Sumner. Wal
IukuA.elst, Akana Lnf, G. Miner.
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THERE is probably nothing in the situation in
Spain more dlscouFaging than the finances NJ.
Figuerola, who has just gone out of Office. and
we believe come back again. submitted his
budget before he went. and it is gloomy dOcu-
ment. The deficit for the financial year, which
is hereafter TO end on the 3lst of December,
three months later than usual, is simply twenty
five million dollars (gold.) He proposes to make
ends meet next year by cutting down the salaries
of the priests 80 per cent, and the pensions of
all pensioners 20 per cent. and other expenses
Of tire Treasury" proportionately, The revenue
has increased. it Is reported. during the past
year S63.000000, which, considering the state Of
the country and the disturbances in Cuba is
something wonderful bu: neither this nor the
reduction Of salaries will suffice to Gil up the
gap. So all the remaining crown and ecclesi-
astical lands are to be sold and the army to be
reduced from $1,000 to 10000 men. This is
very fair, and il is a pity that such programme
should not end here. But i; is also proposed to
tax the interest on the pnblic debt 20 per cent,
which, particularly as this burden will mostly fall
on innocent foreigners who compose the vast
majority of the unfortunate creditors Of Spain,
viii simply be swindle of the first order. Italy
talked. two years ago. OF resorting to this mode
Of raising the wind. but there was sense enough
aud decency enough left in the Chambers to
avoid IL, ana the result Is tnat llalian credit Is
better than it was at one time. Austria has
done it, to her vast detriment. The effect of
this cheating has been such that no foreign loan
stands a chance on the European money markets
which does not contain a stipulation that the
interest shall be free from all government taxes
The Portuguese are now trying to sell ! three
per cent bond in London at 81 but although the
interest will thus be between and 10 per cent,
they have to give a guarantee on this point.
Calling forcible reduction Of interest tax"
does not deceive money-lenders as TO its real
nature. A private debtor might just as well
reduce the interest due on his debts. and call it
drawback for charitable and religious purposes
Nation.
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THERE is talk of split amongst the French
Liberals. and not only talk but there is Il split
though perhaps not formal one the 4" Irrecon-
cilables' forming themselves more and more into
a distinct party, with no policy apparently beyond
making the Emperor as uncomfortable as possible.
They have returned Rochefort in Paris who
stands at the head now of new sect of Non
Jurors, who refuse to take the oath of fidelity to
the constitution as a qualification for any public
Office. Rochefort gets over the difficulty by taking
the oath. an announcing his intention of not keep
ing it f.; but how Ledru RollIn-who is also once
more talked of for public life-will manage. does
not appear. The plan of the -'Nonjurors" of
which Louis Blanc, Felix Payat. and one or two
others are said to be the authors is to return
nonjuring deputies, and have them insist on their
right to their seats under the Sovereign authority
of the people electing them. There is an absur-
dty in this somewhat like the claim of the Con
federates during the rebellion to the character OF
belligerents and the benefit of the writ of habeas
corpus at one and the same time. But in spite
of the Irreconcilables, it is plain that the great
body Of the French Liberals have made great adj
in political training seen the folly of street
fighting. and are determined to fight the battle
with the Empire out with the tongue and pen
One of the last good stories about the Cont is
that the Government has demanded and received
pers for the purpose of getting at his correspon-
dence with his intimate friend, the Princess
Mathilde who hated the Empress, and is believed
to have made her and her doings at Court the
subject of savage satire and even pencil carica-
lures in her private letters.
The French Proteclionists are. in the mean
time hard at work for the abrogation of the treaty
with England. NJ. Pouyer-Quertier, the great
manufacturer, who is at the head of the move
ment, has been getting up gigantic demonstra-
ton at Rouen, the principal seat of the cotton
manufacture. In one Of his speeches he heaped
ridcule on the wine interest of Bordeaux which
stands firmly by the treaty. by showing, from Off
cial sources, that whereas Frenchman drank 100
quarts of wine in year, and Prussian 81 and
a Spanlard 81 and Englishman drank only one
quart and indeed. according to more recent stat
istics, only one pint The wine interest. howev-
er, is not to be disposed of with a laugh or
good story. 1t holds half of France firmly in its
grip and having gota taste Of cheap clothing and
tools, and of foreign markets, is not likely to give
them up without struggle.-Nafion.
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SOMEBODY says: There is an ease and grace In
the Of married men, sensible want Of hnt-
ter in their conversation, which enables them to be
readily distinguished In a mixed company Unmar-
ried men may be distinguished by general green
ness certain righteousness of conversation, and a
peculiar hutter of department, that nothing but
matrimony can entirely cure"
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DOOFING SLATES,-16x 10, just received
III and for sale by
33l H. HACKFELD co.
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A chap being told bya tract distributor to ere
member Lots wife" replied that be had been in
trouble enough already about other mems wives.
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NTULLER's LAGER BEER,-Quarts and
vi pints, Best India PALE ALE, in pints and
quarts, received ex R. C. WYLIE, and for sale by
331 H. HACKFELD co.
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DLACKSMITH'S COAL,
ID FIRE CLAY & PIPE CLAY, for saleby
1881 H. HACKFELD co.
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IRON PIPE, inch and
VI inch, ex r. c. WYLIE, andfor sale by
S3l H. HACkFELD & CO.
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WINDOW GLASS,-Assorted Sizes, for sale
w by
ssl H. HACKFELD co.
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HEIDSICK Il Co.'S Champagne,-Quarts
II and pints-received ex r. C. WYLIE, and for
sale by
II. HACKFELD & CO.,
331 Agents Messrs. Heidsick Co., Rheims.
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DHINE WINE and CLARET,
II For Sale by
lS-3m II. HACkFELD co.
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ID UINART, Pere & Fills Champagne,
IL Carte Blanche, in quarts and pints-a New
Invoice, received ex R. c. WYLIE, and or sale by
H. HACKFELD & CO.,
33l Agents Messrs. Runart, pere fills.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-01-19

CUPERIOR OAK BOATS,
y For Coasters use. Also-A LONG BOAT, all
Oak. For Sale by
Is-3m H. HACKFELD & co.
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TEMP CANVAS and DUCK,
Ill For Sale by
Is-Sm H. HACKFELD & co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-01-19

oO0O BBLs. NEW OIL CASKS,
OUUU For Sale by
Is-Sm H. HACKFELD & co.
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CARDINES, in or. and hf. boxes,
y AMERICAN HAMS, in casks,
Swiss Cheese, Prunes, Olive Oil.
For Sale by
lS-Sm H. HACKFELD co.
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GUP'R ENGLISH ALE and Porter,
- and GERMAN ALE, in quarts and pints,
For Sale in quantities to suit by
ls-3m H. HACKFELD co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1870-01-19

SALMON ---sOO bills best quality Columbia
- River Salmon
Fifty Cases Fresh Salmon, in l and b Cans,
packed in Spring Of 1862
For Sale by
80 B0LLES 4 co.
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DURLAPS-Heavy and Light,
ID For Sale in quantities to suit by
lS-3m II. HACKFELD CO.
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O inch, ex R. c. wYLIE, andfor sale by
SSl H. HACKFELD & co.
DOOFING SLATES,-16 10, just received
ssl H. HACKFELD d co.
WINDOW GLASS, -AssOrted Sizes, for sale
SSl H. HACKFELD d co.
DLACKSMITH's COAL.
! ID FIRE CLAY PIPE CLAY. for saleby
! 1881 H. HACKFELD d co.
ID HINE WINE and CLARET,
is-sm H. HACKFELD co.
SUPERIoR OAK BOATS,
| y For Coasters use. Also-A LONG BOAT, all
Oak. For Sale by
ISsm H. HACKFELD co.
HEMP CANVAS and DUCK,
IL For Sale by
IS-sm H. HACKFELD co.
1000 B Hsl s.. NEW Y OIL CASKS,
IS-8m H.HACKFELD co.
SARDINEs, in or. and hf. boxes,
y AMERICAN HAMS, in casks,
Swiss Cheese, Prunes Olive Oil.
For Sale by
Is-8m H. HACKFELD & co.
DALM OIL,
L For Sale by Qs) H. HACKFELD & co.
DURLAPS-Heavy and Light,
ID For Sale in quantities to suit by
lS-3m II. HACKFELD co.
CUP'R ENGLISH ALE and Porter,
~ and GERMAN ALE, in quarts and pints,
For Sale in quantities to suit by
lS-3m H. HACKFELD co.
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DALM OIL,
L For Sale by qs) H. HACKFELD & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-02
Radical Infamy.

According to the auditors report for 1869, it
appears that there is in the State Of West Viz
giuia -. SOS white men over theageo y years,
who are disfranchised under the infamous po-
litical restrictive laws Of the State. In Dcrke-
ley county according to the auditors statement
there are 1884 white male citizens, over the
age of q years, of which number S5l or more
than one third are dsfrancAi,ed. In jefferson
county, there are l ,SS7 whites over the age Of
p, Of which number 1916 are disqualified
from voting. Can this monstr7us outrage last
much longer?
The negro vote is estimated in the State at
1872 Of which number this Congressional dis
trict the 2ndl contains better than one half Of
tie whole number, or 1908 Ia'sy S.a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-02
Mount Vernon--Council Of the
Ladies' Association.


The meeting Of the lady regents of the
Mount Vernon Association at Mount Vernon
last week, for the purpose of considering plans
for the improvement and preservation of the
place. A correspondent Of the New York
Post, who was present at the reception given
by the ladies on the occasion, on Wednesday
week, says;
THE RECEPTION.
From the broad high porch Of the house,
which runs across its front, we were ushercd
into the grand banqueting hall, into the pre-
sence of the twelve vice-regents of the Mount
Vernon Association. doubt if a more goodly
array of matrons ever graced that hall in the
palmiest DAYS Of Mount Vernon; if the Lees
or the Cus,ises or the Fairfaxes could show
more beauty, elegance or intellect. There was
the regent, Miss Ann PAMELA Cunningham, Of
South Carolina, graceful little woman, with
/ face full Of decision and energy, surrounded
I bv her vice-regentS, Mrs. Halsted, of New
| Jersey; Mrs. SWEET. of Maine; Mrs Chase, OF
Rhode Island Mrs Walker, of North Carolina
/ Mrs. Barry, of Illinois Mrs. Brooks, of New
/ York Mrs Lewis Washington Of West Nir-
/ GINA, Whose husband belongs to the family
and who is herself relative Of Mrs. Washing
ton Mrs. Comegys, of Delaware; Mrs
Bingham, of Pennsylvania Mrs Mitchell OF
Wisconsin, and Mrs Emory, of Washington
who has recently been appointed lady manager
/ for the District Of Columbia, no provision hay
ing been made in the constitution of tbs asso-
/ citation for a vice-regent except in the States
/ The Nlrnuis and Narcninuess de Chambrur
were expected by the boat, and the lady, who
is a lineal defendant Of the Marquis de Laiay'
cite, was to be presented formally to the asso'
citation but, to the regret Of every one, they
failed to meet their engagement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-02

DEATH OF Az EX-CoNGEEsSMAN.-T Hon.
Francis B. Cutting, leading member Of tie
New York bar, and formerly a prominent
democratic politician, died on Sunday, agei
sixty-six years lie was elected member o.
Congress in 1852. and during the debate, on
tue Kansas aud Nebraska questions became
involved in personal quarrel with the Hon.
John c. Breckenridge, which came near lead
ing to duel Mr.. Cutting was a brilliant
orator, and always sustained an uub,emished
character.