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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-02

MONDAY, May l, 1871.
Nashville Cotton Market.

The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, whore
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always scces"
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, May 1, 11:15-Market dull.
Sales 10, 900 bales. Uplands 7s@74d; Or
leans 7s@7ad.
New YORK, May l, 1890 Market
dull. Ordinary 104c; good ordinary
1850; low middliDg l4c; middling 14Bc;
good middling 15sc; Mobile l5c.
NEW YoRk, May l, 12-Market
dull May and June delivery lac. Or
binary lo8c; good ordinary l2ac; low mid
ding lac; middling 14sc; good miodnng
1916; Mobile 15c; Orleans 154c.
irvKvpoo1, May l, 2.-Ootton dull.
Sales 10. 600 bales. Uplands I'D; Orleans
I'D.
Ordinary 1Okc; coed ordinary l2$$c; low
middling lac; middling l4FFc; good mid
ding l55c; Mobile 15c; Orleans 154c.
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DRSD BEzF-Scarce. We quote can
vassed Ice; no uncanvassed in market.
BEEF ToEaUEs-We quote at Sc . doz.
BREAKFAsr BAcoN-Hart 4 Hensley q
choice s. G. O. @. @. breakfast bacon, can
vassed, 15Rl53c.
LARD-Ohoice leaf in tierces 113@12c;
half bbls 12tc; kegs 13@134c; 10 ID cad
dies 15c; 5 70 caddies 1910; 8 10 caddies
1879; buckets 15c.
Nashville Flour and Grain Market
FLoUB-Maiket quiet as follows: Super
fine S.. Is; extra 1915; Xxx sc 80; fam
lily $7@s, according to quality; fancy So.
WHEAT-But few transactions. We
quote at 81. 10@1.3O, according to quail
ity.
Conn MEAI--We quote loose unbolted
zoe; bolted 75o Q bushel; kiln dried 50. 25
. Dbl.
CoBS-We heard of sales on the levee at
Csc, sacks included. Small shipments at
zoe, sacked AID delivered in depot.
OATs-We quote AZ from first hands 500
55c; sacked and in depot 65@70c, accord
ing to quality.
OFFAL-Bran commands $17 per ton
loose, and 500 sacked in new burlaps.
SHIPsTUFFs-We quote at 2 80 per ton
loose.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-02

The public are hereby notified that D. P.
Warner is alone authorized to settle the
accounts of the firm of Fall, Spain & Fall.
my2 IF d. P. WARNER, Trustee.
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southern Bonds in New YORK.

The sales OF Southern State bonds at
he New York Stock Exchange On the
18th ult. were as follows:
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CITY NOTICES,
Wanted,

Wanted,
Three dress~makers and one operator on
the Wheeler d Wilson Sewing Machine. l
want irst-class hauds only.
Mis-. B. WRIGHT,
1t sc Union street.
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BANKING HOUSE
rational Savings Company

THos. 8. MARR, President.
- Dsposits received, and interest SLOWED
General Banking business transacted. oclS e
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Gold opened in New York yesterday at
111s, and closed at III. Dealers here
were paying 1l0i and we've selling at
III.
Exchange on New York is bought by
the banks at par and is sold by them at
nremif1m.
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Notice to Applicants for Space
Tennessee Industrial Exposi-


ton.
NoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO APPLI-
~ Giants Tor space that, except those who
nave received notice to the contrary, their APP
lcatlons have been granted as far as prac-
tlca0le: Where app ications for too much
space they have been curtailed, bit enoug b
mas been granted to make a proper display.
ApplicantS living in the city are requested to
to them.
All articles intended for exhibition must be
sent in AT ONCE, SO that they may be proper
ly classified and arranged.
Applicants living vt distance from the
city should mark their goods Tennessee In
dustrial Exposition, stating on the packages
who they are from, and they will be properly
cared.for on arrival. Visitors will be rigidly
excluded from the building until the opening
day, as they impede the work of classification
and arrangement.
By order Of the Committee of Classification.
my2 6t-sp4thpage.
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NASHVILLE. TENN.

prrekPOndents should Erite only
one siES Of their paper, IL they
wish their communications Pub-
lEsheds
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WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS

Boiled Linseed OIL sI.O5, Rsw 81, Sperm 81. %,
Bank 7ec. Lubt'E Oils $50 to 6sc, lard Oil 81 Is,
Cheap to strictly pure white Lead TIC to II Nc
II. Copal Va-nish Sl.65. T. Asphalt Sl.l5. Best
English Vsrnish 80 (gold), Ochre Axe Turpen.
tine, pure, Csc. Wax Flower and Artists mate
rails, Glazed Fash AT LOW PRICES
CHAS. Il. GAUTHIRR,
No. % North College street, (nesr Union.)
apr30 3m 4thp
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Nn1icR.

The latest style Hats, Gypsy Queen, ETC.,
elegantly trimmed, the best we ever had,
at the Dollar Store. my2 tues, wed, sat&su
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Elegant Boquets for NIIsson,s Con,

CERT
Orders should be sent to my store early
On the day of the concert. Also, superb
bridal boquet-holders just received.
Z. L. NICHoL,
my2 2t Floral Depot and Select Grocery,
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M. OHARLEs HOTEL,

Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, so cts. Boarding and lodg-
ng, per day, 81, noyl d&Wf
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Nasnv,,,s provision Market.

There was little better feeling to-day,
and we found the market brisk with South
ern orders. We quote packed from store
as follows:
BULK MEATs--Clear rib sides Bye;
shoulders 6sclpacked.
BAooN-Clear sides Zoe; clear lib sides
loo; shoulders &c; country hams 128c@
l3c.
CHorcE HAMss- Hart i Hensley's O. Q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-02

TIE CHEAPEST PLACE TO Buy FINE ] Ew-
ELRY-Go to l. ID. Sobel & Co., opposite
the Maxwell House, Nashville.
ANGST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-02

See advertisement of Dr. Butts Dikpen
sary, headed Book for the Milton-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. II
should be read by sn. may5 ddrv1y
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BEDDING and Greenhouse Plants

Of choice, tried varieties 100 plants (our
selection) out of pots packed and carefully
shipped any distance for 50, G. o. D.-a
new Virginia creeper with the lot. Parties
wishing plants from the most select estab-
ishment in the South, should send prompt
ly their orders. P, L. NIcHoL,
Floral Depot, N. Summer street,
apl2S lW Nashville, Tenn.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

". ". BERRY, OHAs. z, HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL T. GARTER.
YYNRAESACTS GENERAL EXCHANGE BUSI-
i NESS and deals In United States Bonds and
Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President.
mo, KIRKMAN, Vice President. sepl-Yy
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AZ the Dollar store.

Silk Parasols and Fans in all colors, at
the Dollar Store. my2 tues. wed, sat6sln
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Wilmington, N. C., apr,, %.

"--5 ~ C'1 1NPHAH ~Os
Cotton steady; middlings 139c; net re-
celpts 81 bales; sales % bales; stock ], zl5
belea
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-02

II you want the best ice chest and re-
frigerator, go to D. B. Hicks If you
want the best stone water coolers, go to
D. B. Hicks. If you want cheap ice to
keep them cool, go to D. B, Hicks, corner
of Bank and Printers alley. apr3O Wv
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our Wreaths, Crosses, bouquets and
Cut Flowers

For funeral, bridal or decorative occasions,
arranged in magnificent style, are being
sent safely and promptly to the different
towns along the line of all the railroads
leading from Nashville. Price from 81 to
$40 each, according to quality. Telegram
or letter should read Send e'wreath Cor
article ordered) worth S by Express,
@. o. D." P L. NICHoL,
Floral Depot, n. Summer street,
apr2S 1w Nashville, Tenn.
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The Rink

Open on Tuesday night, May 2, 1871,
and assemblies continue as heretofore
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Afternoon assemblies, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, from 4 to 6. Morning
assembly every Sat rday from 10 to II
A. M. Gentlemen % cents. apr3O 1w
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If you want bargain in a fine gold or
silver watch, go to 1. NJ. Sobel & Co.,
opposite the Maxwell House.
ap29 st
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For the finest quality Trunk, go to Dun
atesds, ~ North Market street. He deals
exclusively in trunks, valises, satchels, and
sells at the most attractive prices. my2 If
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Day board at Hemphills Sc per week
meals so cents. apr30 st
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, May Flour steady and in
moderate demand; family $6.1O@6. so.
Wheat scarce and firm at $1.34@1. 80.
Corn firm; demand light, SIC. Oats un-
changed. Barley firm at $l@1 Is. Mess
pork dull and dropping at S1s@18.25.
Lard dull and unchanged, lie. Bulk
mests-demsnd fair; advanced to 6s@S4@
82685c; NIB sides 8@S4c. Bacon firm;
demand fair, 74@94@9s@92@0Ic- Whisky
steady and in moderate demand at SIC, but
held at $50.
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Tremendous fall in the price of Coffees,
Sugars, Teas, Spices, and all imported
goods, at Slime & Birmingham's, corner
Cedar street and Public Square. JAM If
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GOLD AND silver.
REVENUE STAMPS.

me National Ssvings Company have made AZ.
engagements to supply their customers with revenue
stsrnps s. the following low rate, discount psysbls
x-sw
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Day board at Hemphill's Sc per week ;
meals so cents. apr3O st
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18TH uIt. were as tOIIOWS:
FIRsTBoARD.
$1,000 Tennessee six per cents, old...........66%
q 600 Tennessee Six per cents. COX
5000 Virginia Six per cent, DID,. ............566
1900 Georgia seven per Soy
1900 South Carolina six per cents, new, JAN
uary and July. =. g.. .........59X
1000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
Jan. and July :. ........- 59A
1000 Missouri six per cents, H & st. 10. Iss 81 q
1000 Alabama eight per cents......-... ......l0E
SECOND BOARD.
1000 Tennessee six per cents, DID,. .........664
LOO South Carolina six per cents, new, JAM
uary and July. ...................-....-.59X
5000 South Carolina SIX per cents, new, JAN
uary and July ........-.................60
10000 Missouri six per cents.
5000 Missouri six per cents .........93T
The sales on the Doth ult. were thus re-
ported:
FIRST BOARD.
5000 Tennessee siH per cents, old............67
1000 Tennessee six per cents, new. ......-..67
1000 Virginia six per cents, reg old. ...56H
5000 Georgia seven per cents, gold bonds. Il
1900 Missouri State six per cents.
1900 Virginia six per cents, old, bit. c........69
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-02

F. l.. DAVIES d Bro. Jewellers and Silver
smiths, Nashville:
The attention Of watch buyers is called
to our stock of Waltham watches in gold
and silver cases, specially selected for our
own trade. These watches greatly excel
any others made in this country in beauty,
finish, variety and in fine time keeping
qualities, and are offered at much lower
prices. msr17 tt
Burnett's Cocaine, the best hail. dressing
apr4 lawIy Tu's
Day board at Hemphill's Sc per week
meals 80 cents. apr30 81
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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO, May 1.-Flour-EItra Spring
frmer at $5.629@6.50. Whest-Eo.
spring active, closing 1c higher; $1.24ss
cash; $1.26 seller last half of May; S1.27
seller June; this P. NJ. firm at $1.244@
l.243 cash and seller May. Oorn-No. 2.
mixed active at 10 higher, closing firm at
"a seller May; 554c seller June; this P.
NJ. steady at 54sc cash and seller May.
Oats-NO. 2 active; 4@4c niger; closing at
47s@472c; Rye-No. hrmer; 10 higher;
82@84c. Barley dull and nominal High
wines S7!o. Mess pork closed weak at
S17.75, seller May. Lard steady at 1I4c
cash. Short ribs middIings 84c. Hogs
quiet at S5@5 So. Cattle quiet 10@15c
lower; S5. 5O0625.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-02

TRUTH.-The powers of Mrs. Whit-
combs Syrup for children are as positive
as the sunlight from heaven, and gentl e
and soothing as an angels whisper.
aD29-d1W &WIt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

GO tae AZ ssrsn Aays sad Tea hou-, hcz Synes uhs !.
ts sess ra.Sss eve as. TIE Esst ts-es asys ssl
lvlug >,zsy bal ssa.y -sais weather ara l,vgrasis
waas sikh vssy ssaeosh sea hai lsh, hstl wins IL
zst-r y Ne sssAge vAsA he~esss vsry r,saaai
Wa tstasnrd LrvuSa tAi-y-suo hssr tla Din
s0esisralls l1sas u vybs asi l2gv asr q rtsssa-
srs lea "a As la - a. sistsg siaaiy a. AZ dur
p ths zsst ard sisa~ TIE rVuP At 10 re a-1t ruas
hl lAt lsa1 vizas al ass vvssssr TIE ez-rv rsr %
tss pvt arrvi. a. "a la he Zst NJ iselsaT verthy
u -a,a AAs oocu--e1 and ~ vessels sshte agray
tAs rssass n arsrass sP~e5 hRs seea ira l}s . Il
Euos-
Erpeer Sr Jazz FAiEr,BrEs- ire uluth e Coles
ss E-vr ca M 5sh sss tt> sst ,-,h gales -vz
INV. sz-rz ths -rza.-3-- q se r-asss- htl aa-sts
tga8ss f-eu, NEss y wi,h r,sasaa' weather Ssayo re
sa- e Ne;skai ne sasag q tbs ~ 1sl Arrived tas
.a-s rv-1iss.
ne Bs.a scAasas- C,zsra hence IA, b-va .oi at l.
rusa ~ aa3 sns~ szpisss a. rvy-ias lakss tstsesa
,Aas rlrt as1 Auekaal, NJ L-alazL
rhs B-assh scAo0B,r sashsra Css. ~fs sl-so GO d.
Hie F-oues bsae lzTvsi a. ssdlss Jane lssA making
~ rs.sags ia s. diys.
n B--zA ,a.7 Lay ByvvB ~as al Ny~s.s,ie. y W.
Jgi L. taug oaL Or tAs parr oshsr yyssss were t.
sAs-,iy Ills hsr.
n s,~fa- uhs--rs i,r,y arrived Yes Bedford f-a
Tbs poft; Js-= aig Js7ss gl-gssla ass Pvt ssas-
sv s1sbs sst q tys b,uc- ~ish IS bs q sPs- taxes
-r - Pasas. Jz-s H. al-k rrus slata- st 70 ,ys
he--s Z esis sp--= t,,-a On t- pls~ze rae-s
vessels II, baaass Ct ~ Get ~b-h sai lss- H SRI
CRUISE al lss c,s cf uaiss the bsrs Bs1 Clias las
alrvay .alsi en Ne~ Bssr1 ss rgyassia the Asaa-c
aal Faci1- orrtss-
N-r-s 70 N,s-,rrs-Cs7s G-d,ser q the steamer CITY
q Nss1ar-s. ga rgcrzt sr7 tc ths rrt discovered The
-xis-1ce r ssa-t lad s--z Azsa-ty cs-s
T. .zss-s Ia II y sruah lsa is 3 west ard is De-
d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
PASSENGERS.

Fz1H Say FzAS-lscEsr C1Hst. JAY BIN and NJ
Cgis.-s, Lsgise. p Z Li1Tt Un u-5uaz-5.
Fzrs Sz1sEr Er-Psr SIR cry Of Atals. JAY Est
James S--s- ard p c Elzavh-gys
Fz1E w-~7rAsB Pears Per Situ-u- July sazE-c n
R1lgrtsc1 Mr. Myers. u s DctsCu. Nr and M MraHly
Z Mar rnsry. Mrs Jones. His II GOV DCuials and
NJ 11uI IS I'm Eslagaaa aal u--e " e Irwin KsT NJ
wiur-r, Kew ~ Hferzz1sh v P4-saH. l-zlz, Rev L
sem. 7 Lay. B Courtney. Iai . co deck
F-- sl- Fraa-isesper ba-k Cl1aat July snd-B Bsa-
rele Geo De wlE Eraz-z Ngrl1-
F- Saa Fsalcisco-Par SIP Cry sf Adelaide, July End
M rhls 8rsEu Brgvu. " Nagurs 81 Lsa-y wife and
ea5, Carz Williams, s- Williams. and - wr=rk-,i aaI
cf5e-r- Ct che ship Napier
Fs- Masaesia-Psr Morning Szr JAY ssns-NL-s Diane.
Esv Stz---s Rev b 6 susr Esr whitney alI VIZ
"a Nalluu vds asd 1alnt E1shun-a AID vie. Lluo
VIZ and ls1-. Rev p Bingham and s. Joseph and VIE.
F-r 1irari Pgrrs-Psr ,tr EHaz-a- July 3srh-W c
Furks and eh1z Mss Pu-ks Mss Dicizs1n Rev NJ
Frs- Mrs Cate Fslslm. NJ Chz1sho1u. c N-Flrln-
" Aksa. " kigeai lnf viz. T " ralaat and -hd
NJ Su H. Histsr Asiuz J I Lewis Doas E1tchss
NJ Z Thompson. vie and chiid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

A PlrlsANr SURPRisE.-A wellAnown resident
of ibis CITY at present travelling a. Europe With his
family. while walking along ono Of the principal
streets 90 the city Of Prague was sstonished BY hear
log a voice calling out "Hoaolulu, Honolulu Alo-
hs," On locking around 20 ascertain the direction
from which tbs vuicr came, be saw Pcrsoo evSkon-
In 10 him. who on approaching, he was sgrevably
surprised TO aud SaS OF The officers Of the Aus
TRAN risste Donau which remained here Tor several
months. The Austrisr, although not personally sc.
gusintrd with The gentleman while here aud not be
ing able 70 reeocet his nsne, used the most efFve
tual means be knew Of TO attract the attention ofour
travelling resident The mveliaS Was doubtless
pleasau, one 70 bth, r>gveisiy % Island friend
Nbo probably had rot The lrsSt idea OF mrvting ia
miIiar facy in thai psri of thr world. The Dousa
arrived home several months since and her officers
arr leave OF absence, visiting various eitivs in
Eur,pe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
Oahu College.

THE next term of this Institution will
i teZin 90 WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of Sept
next, ani continue ~ weeks
Candidates for adnis.ion will be examined on
Monday and Tuesday next preceding The opening Of
the school.
Glasses viii Be formed IN all the common English
br4uehes and IN the higher Mathematics. intending
Algebra. Gsome.ry, TriZ1nomesrys aud sarveying -
the wants Of the pupils demand
Latin and Greek classes Will be formed 70 meet
the different stages Of advancement Of tbOse desiring
to study these l4oguages-
veal Mosie and DraEing viii be taught without
extra charge
The Boarding Dept Of the Ins;itation viii h opsa
20 saeh persgns Of both fh0E satisfae-
tori evidence u good charaefer such a prics vii
Be charged for board 70 cover cost only, which
will Drobab exceed thres dollars per week,
slg.iTs Of washing Suitable rooms given 10 the
boariers rsnt free each occupant proEiding bis osn
r0on-fsrnitars. lgh:s and bedding.
There will Be q Nafr5n HhO will give special 1tten-
ton TO the EEnts and Manner of the boardsrs.
Alterations in TIE buildings have recently been
made which viii essenti4iiy add the comfort and
hsAlfh Of the young lady bOarders.
Parents wishing 70 place their children IN the
family vii Do vel 70 make Immediate application,
a. they thgs advantage il the choice Of
rooms.
TIE Trustees take pleasure in assuring the public
that they have esrps u eompetsn teachers employed
for TIE year, aud that they viii spare sf5rl 70
make the IasttHon IN ever respect thor0agh Vgor-
sas. and veil ordered.
The taifiou IN the elassics sndfn the higher Rnzlh
bFanehes vii Ee At tie rate o. One Dollar per week
IN the lover English st1diess 5esuts per week Pro-
sidsd, IN al eases, that no allowances Eiil Be made
n ehzsgsfsr taiton aeeaHnt Of abssDss for period
IeIs than hall term, except IN ease q siekssss-
3 P CHURCH.
SAM c. DAMON,
g. r. CASTLE.
Edzsation com1ittes sf 0aha Coilsgs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
COMMERCIAL.


trlafale Al, stGA - tefA-
The arrival q the Cousi froa Saa Francisco or
"Wednesday Ieta irst.. IS DAYS fro1 So Erancisoo,
and her qsick sispsica via iuH olrgo, was asoa'
The oa'y erezI ia commercial NAY during las;
wees.
TIE CITY q Adelaide arrived or FridEy q rN.,
- DAYS irozl Sy5usy va Lssuks, FJ- So osoGSh.
abort Forty rsssercy-s era s5asi5srzole freighi
g. t-rrss frr san Frsreiseo
he Jane A. Faiki-tu-s arrived tr0m Portland or
tss - iEsl. wish eazso ~ ,lsaosr 10 Castle ard
Coke.
TIE tsrk C8-o-iigc arrived On Tx lS,h insi, with
a ca--o 1i rrl uood % walker ard Aleu-
Bg-i--,s other -lsu ybe regular requirements fo-
plantation ard s9usJ-y trade usy b. ssil 20 be DAN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

TuE ESrlANApS or Saturday afternoon presented
4 seeuy Of unusual iutcrcst A large ssiheriug Of
spectators and friends assembled 10 Nituvss tbv X
lsions ceremonies connected With the departure u
The missionary packet Morning star, which sailed
taat afternoon for Micronesia and also 20 bid adica
10 the missionaries sud their Families who were pss-
seusers BY her. larsc number Of persons also as
seubleG 70 see The cry OF Adelaide OF, which,
together With the usual crowd gathered TO Wit
ness the departure Of several coasters al the same
Jgae, heiFed 10 give tbs E>plsuadg vsry lively aP-
peasnce, such Is uoJ often seen in that locality,
even OF steamer CAV.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

We slip the following notice OF the arrival Of
Jaisy wi3ensun st Boston, fyom one OF the the
p-iueipal psPers OF that city;
Hon n. A wi3emann. Associate Jgs,iee OF the
Suggvmes Court o. the Hawaiian Islands is In town
on tis way to visit BIS early home 10 Germany. The
judge azs resided some JNenty yvsrs lover twenty
eve years-Ep car az the Islands, aud his thorough
SnoWie5sy Of the uslive aususgv and customs is
regarded - very important sid 70 the Court 10
trterniairS native rights. Tue other Judsrs Of
mi, Cour C6Ief Just5ce Alea sud Mr.. Justice
Hir. Eeli-srv vel keoWu in Ibis ooau,luity, bosu
having been B.r>tuu laNyvrS.'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
PoRr OF HoNoLULU.


ARRIVED
JAY f3- Nay Elise f1r hi1l1= A "a u Comet F1 Ter
2 1f7s .-g1l >tz Era1aH--l-
4-Sr-s Afra Zee 1-3 Active rvs Hawai- and kt-fri
fzu Maj
zl-Sclrs W1-ui-r and Wa.lia f-eu Nl5sai, M1lsalsi
tzl Ma 2 szr cl-l < Aisllii-. Allr-, - DAYS
tru >rti1er vas OIL = t8ys.
--S-rs Ola Esllla .r..l Hawai-, PilaAI r9m N-dIkai,
aud s5r ki.flsa f-gl wIlisa-G Pgrts. Zoo BY
ka.lEu
Z-Au lksia ! A Fllki1ta-E Ca-bctrt- 70 DAYS f-uul
F1r-.taE. o. B scars May AMI ELa-zle truG z1za-,
ana Nallukaual frum Mai
.+-S.lr Jenny f-1u kt1aL
Z5-S-lr EG-y .1asn fslr1 kszaL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
Notice Seizure of Spirits.

n office Is hereby given that On the sth
~ d4g sf July ISL / made SsizGrs Of Two
Ehs and aae Dsnijahu Of SpirirHaas Liquors, tie
premises Of Mr. E9Earf Jones A. Laaaina- said
SpTrfasas Liquors. supposed . have beeu Illegal
" distilled tz district Unsss prsaf u the contra
" be Shown Iad claim made aeeaFiIug 70 az, TIE
sane vii became cuaasc1rsd By the Gsvsrunsnt-
P h TzEABEAT-
zT-st sherIz Of Mani
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
STEAMER "KILAUEA."
THE steamer .KILAUEA., >,

THE Steamer KILAUEA,"
h vii not ua-s a trip % EIndFari
- during the eeoad Week IN august
having to Scale Boilers. VII make ZIP to Eaaai
apoa the following Tine Table:
Leave HeaoIaIa 5 Pr Thursday, august Iata, for
HAEalei-
Leave HaaaIsi at Al Friday, liza. for Eainsa.
Leave Wainea A 1 Pr. for EoIaa-
Leave EoIaa At ia Pr for EaEiIiFiii-
Leave NaEiliEii AZ : Pr. far HaaoIuIl. where she
may be expected al L n Saturday, Aaggs- I'm
TICKETS fsr Round Trip. $3.50 Passage D0Eu.
Is o.
Parties wishing to ship Cattle up. VII please write
the gent
No Credit for Passage Money Frsight Bulls pay
able monthly.
S4ML g. WILDER.
AEsnt Steamer " EiI8sG-'
HsuoIzlu. July 17th, Is7I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26
DIED.

IL cxrrr- IA III. ci,y sulisnly. July i6ih WutIAN
CxN II native q Belfast i-ysud. asvl sb,ut - ycss
Nr-aELt-Ir this civ Moody July 2tyh. FlEKkr
N1rHstl. ustivr 90 Ers-c-. asv.i . xes-<.
Irwlv-Is also luu os ru-,isy, July * JosEFH iKEIS
a ustsgs Il Euglad ssci % Nvtrs AID mor.hs.
Irwin an IA rr,l-as e uon,'uiu ard much ~
sreeeI al she kucs me funeral all piac-
t-i the rv-d nee 4 =. lw u's tsms A. the n
Frt sui Bs,etair, >tsas., this sf,erasou at ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-07-26

OPENING OF rHE >kArrNs RrSk-The Opening
OF tais place Of amusement % saturday even
Ing last was very pleasant Affair." An0ug those
who visited the Rink were uumber Of expert
skaters, whose performance Gu wheels greatly
amused the spectators Her Majesty Queen Emma
h0u0red the occasion By presence aud expressed
herself pleased with the evenings amgsSus1ts.