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M. Tibbetts, Of Milton, Mass, recently
killed COW, in which he found, near the
heart, pitchfork- time seven inches long.
At recent inquest in London it trans
pired that the earnings of deceased, q cross
Rev. Mr.. Stratton, of Oswego county, N.
Y, has been presented with $500 by his
friends, for his agency in effecting "a re-
vival of religion " in that part of the vine-
yard.
California tells story of man who re-
Gently won $II 900 in q lottery, and
| straightway hunted up his most intimate
friend and divided his new gained wealth
with him.
Prof. R. w. Brit, who is noted for his
lunar studies, asserts that there are indica-
tions of changes now taking place on the
surface of the moon. We fear these changes
are affecting the earth, judging from the
unruly conduct of it's inhabitants.
A little girl in London, who sold water
crosses, had Bible given her by city
missionary. She read it for some weeks,
and told the minister that she liked the Old
Testament better than the New, as there
was 'a deal more fun and fighting in it,"
A Spanish soldier, unable to speak a
word of English, was fined one dollar last
week in the Boston municipal court, for
allowing his dog to walk over the flower
beds in the public garden. Boston is de-
ploring it's loss-the hidalgo hadn't cent.
A Mrs. Emma Fox committed suicide in
New York by jumping into the North
River. Cause, the impertinent attentions
| of married man, whom she could not
shake off, and the consequent jealousy of
her husband. She had property in her own
right amounting to 81 ,OOO, 900.
The wife aud four children of Rev. J.
Falk, residing in Dorsetshire, England,
have been poisoned by drinking water from
a tank, in which the body of a rat in a
putrid state had been found. Mira. F. died,
and the children are not expected to re-
| cover.
The human body, according to DR.. Nj
chols, in the Journal Of Chemistry, contains
phosphorus enough for 400 ordinary two
| cent packages of matches, but not quite
| sulphur enough for them. There is water
enough to "drown the Individually" OF,
rather, another individual.
The citizens of Gonzales, Texas, propose
to give to the railroad first reaching the
town it's bonds to the amount of $75, 600,
and to the second road it's bonds to the
amount of $50. 900. No doubt this is the
cause of the hasty departure of Messrs.
Morgan and McComb from our city last
week to visit the Lone Star State, SO as to
secure this prize.
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GARD.

prompted by motives OF gratitude to give publ
city to = fact which sincerely hope will be instru
mental in causing others similarly afflicted to avail
themselves Of relief afforded by the presence Of
DR. HUNTER of l65 Canal street. gentleman. judging
from what have eminently capable Of treating
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs successfuy Let
that my silment originated in several neglected
colds which diseased the membranes of the nose,
ducing violent Catarrh- This chung to me with the
utmost teuacity ultimately diseasng the throat and
finally affecting the upper part Of tho lungs. A. .
natural consequence continual Of matter
rheumatic pains arrangement Of digestion, loss OF
flesh asthmatic breathing and great mental distress
| soon followed. After trying many medicines without
sought alienation at the hands of Dr. Hunter
and under his specific usage have found the greatest
benefit which, moreover. seems to be permanent 1t
10 now nearly year since was under his His
mode OF treatment pleasant and sensible, the
dies being applied locally and consttuionay. through
the OF inhalation. In my humble opn
ion his 10 the only treatment capable Of coping with
and curing diseases OF pulmonary character shall
be happy to personally answer all inquiries made in
connection with tho above.
z. T. BowLEN,
4IA Second street. between Rousseau and Fulton
New Orleans April 81. 1871. ap23 1t
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GREAT CLEARING SALE

GREAT CLEARING SALE
DRY G00Dst
Bargains in Every Department.
BoBINET BARs-vERY FINE,
at extremely low aguzss-
200 WHITE TOILET QUILTS
at half their original cost.
BRoCHE MUsLINs.
NOTTINGHAM LACE. and
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINs,
at heavy reduction
LINENS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
q. . saeriaes.
SHIFTING LINEN-GooD QUALITY.
guaranteed Pure Flax. At ESQ per yard.
JAooNEr.
NULL, Etc,
In Plain. Stripe and ChseAs
at half their valss-
LACE sHAwLs,
LACE HETS,
LACE COLLARS,
ut Less than Gold eaaA
HANDKERcH1rFs,
HOSIERY,
COR8ETS, and
EVERYTHING
to be found in . First Glass Establishment, At
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION.
poMKsrfcs, AT NEW YORK PRrcEs
.
STANDARD CALICO. at 1oc.
ONEILL & GLEASON'S,
LINEN WAREHOUSE,
apps 1t 205 Canal street.
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BY EXPRESS.

A fine limo Of handsome WHITE PIQUES, only CSC.
per yard, sold elsewhere at acc.
ALSO -
~ coLoRED P1oUEs. in beautiful designs (fast
colors) at &c., sold elsewhere Soc LADIES will
in mind that I have only q limited amount of these
really cheap goods.
Lam that Ladies in general do not believe in
advertised Price Lists but they will do well to mako
note of this.
JOS MILLER, JR.,
co.,. Magazine street.. --6c7
Between Josephine and st. Andrew SITS.
n. BIO Ny Lady Friends and Customers.
1t having my hearing that some Of my former
Clerks were dsoblgtpg discourIeous and not attentive
to my Customers beg leave to ttate to them that
have discharged thcse; and bave engaged GOOD COM
PETE IT and GENTLEMANLY CLERKS, who are
af aid to show Goods and wall wait all Custo
mers with due respect.
ap2a II JOSEPH MILLER, JR.
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y Bull D E R,
1s4 Delord Street, near Tivoli Circle.

Jobbins done with dispatch. Prompt and personal
attention given general repairs of stores and dwell
ings Cisterns made aud repaired.
Ordeys left at chop. Box 22B Mechanics Exchange
10 Union st promptly attended to- mhi9 II ly5p
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1
We have now in store, and for sale low,
A Superb Selection of Lace Goods
Consisting in part of
White and Black Lace SACKS,
Black Guipure FIcHUs
CAPES,
Black and White Gupure NET, by the yard.
Lace PARASoL COVERS
Wells and MITS,
Lace CURTAINS and TIDES,
Point Val, Guipure, Duchess and Machine Made
EDGES and INSERTINGS.
Infants Lace CAPS, etc.
BRAsELMAN s. ADAMS,
CASH DEALERS,
Corner Magazine and St. Andrew streets.
N. B-we have just received IN immense stock OF
IRISH LINEN GOODS,
sHEET1NGs.
PILLOW CASINOS.
3HIRTINGs,
DIAPERS,
DAMAsKs.
HUCKs.
NAPKINS,
TOWELS. etc
| Ton per cent cheaper than heretofore.
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SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.


We earnestly invite tho attention Of purchasers 10
Machine light and doea tho greatest
range of work-usng 900 cotton IS linen thread
straight needle perpendicular action little frcton
and noise. Makes tho stitch ALIKE ON BOTH
SIDES using far LESS THREAD than most machines
in this market.
Premiums general excellence Of machine and work
have exhibited, and Of the
latest were received ct tho TEXAS STATE FAIR,
Houston. May. 1870, and MISSISSIPPI STATE FAIp.
jackson. October, 1870
WILLIAM HOGAN,
General Agent Empire Sewing Machine Co.,
Nos. 90 and 101 Canal street,
apa3u NEW oRLEANs.
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or the

Nh EDTroR DO not our Honolulu government
schools need rather more attention from those whose
province it IS, than they now receiver AT all events,
ruulor leads one 10 think so. As for instance, [ am
told thai recently, after the morning hour when the
schools should be in operation had passed, a call at
4 certain school house showed that one only OF the
eorus of teachers had arrived and be was comfort
ably perusing a newspaper, with his feet on the
table. Punctuality, I hold, is a very necessary les
son to inculeate upon children at least they should
not be taught It's opposite IN our schools.
Z an further OF the opinion that national or Sec
tartan prejudices should have no part in a school
teachers mind. Yet I am credibly informed that the
teacher OF one Of cur city schools was recently over
heard TO say that he hoped to secure rather more
of a sprinkling Of his own nationality among the as
sistauE teachers, and THAI as for one OF the present
corps, he should endeaV0r to make the place so IN
comfortable, that SIZE would leave. The making of
such q remark IN this community, would argue, one
must concede, that the speaker vas wanting N ordi-
nary pedagogical wisdom "Can such things De,
and eome upon Us like a summers cloud ?'s
Yours, An LNQUIRISG Fox
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MEMORANDA

-soar or SAP CzVLoS- WOODS. H4srER-Lef Boston
<rh- Cr1-sa1 The equator 10 the Atlantic n org
~ TufT fSh- Plsszi Cape Horn August - 70 lays
Wa IS DAYS sum lt 50@ sCCth IN Atlantic - ~
LII - Pacsfc. with uoderass agrthery walls el0st %
a. Took southeast trades "a la p south crossed
1-lt-r u he Paeiac September 1sth 70 long 10 ~esL-
- 90 Tsos 1orthzz-t trades ia IL morrill, very
-re. rIad very rsugh weIther In the S0uih AGa1Hc-
20 away oBsr NAN t1psaA yart, spill sals- AMI ellsf
lanaEe. VALE Ha~al 8 Friday October lsth-
r5en Gains aud hShr Winds from al points u me cum
Arr5v-f ia Honolulu sunday October 18th, Is Gays
B1zfru-
e.sL- aL g3- IS nsrtl, ioHs % . vest passed The
80 J. vzsseI % abolr so r1Is, laluy ootion uP, Win
hie srru gone Sc So uantei baca-h@d oe-n e1p-
hl-h az. bur vas uzl-y az 1nr except a smAl 4lanlLy
ID ths buE- SLe had sVldeuLg been IN UAE cundil4SG
-lue- Could NOT discover her nane-
E-th. La - s0u-h. long IS II Fe-- treceucS
y a native o. Philadelphia asai ., tel rum NE head
1onrI a-I vas druEueL Every =fcrt vas maize u save
Eur D. vent down before assistance cclid reach HIM
4aa.t 3h. az - -8urh. long 50 ~ vest. Bernharas
on. A native af GCuzuheuE- SEeleu, aged j. fzu troni
sF whiIe setting rp he head gar and vas Drowned lie
almost mmzI4n=iyr beng heavily clothed, and unable %
II sul. az y : sl1Ih. long 30 vest, spike English
lI1um0grhshIrs,7 from Newcastle, England, for San
lsc-
9 steamship Wgagl Wsuga, Captain John SseuarL let
Francisco AZ nou d the liA instant Haze Dad nas
sEar weather throughout the p4ssase- sighted 4 bark al
81 the 19th instant Stunning % 1z northeast Ar
o a. Houolulu 40 ga A " 10Th Instant
e M1ses TayiGr ref san Francisco same tune
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The English high Church newspapers are again
CRYING ont against the offeuse OF the Queen in
worshiping with the Presbyterians while IN Scot
land. This Is the way a writer IN the Church Re
lietc feels: - It is absurd for Us churchmeu TO pro-
test against uon-confoEnity or heresy inside or out
side The establishments IS worse than absurd. it
IS cowardly-So long IS We have not the courage
20 open our lips with regard to the greatest offend
er IN this respect. [ nean. not 70 mince matters.
the Queen herself. Her Majesty spends half her
time IN scotland. When there she attends the Pres
byterian charch at Crathie that Is. for six months
in England she IS an EpIsc0palian, for SIX months
the other side Of the Tweed. she is. so far as our
church is in question. a Calvinistic Dissenter- This
Calvinistie DisseHter is by our present constitution
the supreme governor OF our church. The Prot
estant supremacy Is abolished in ireland. Is it
not high time that for very shame's sake. such
Protestant supremacy as ibis should be abolished
also in England -
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does constitute smuggling

II 4 local item Of the Gazette we are informed
that :. the Minister of the Interior intends 70
proceed, Immediately, with the erection OF the
new government House on the lot known as the
Militant premises, which has recently been a sub
ject Of litigation, but the government title 70
which it Is stated is now Quoted In the Appro-
priaaon Bill for 1S7O-7I, appears the item,
- For new government Offices, S60,OOO,' and It
Is in accordance with this provision Of law that
the Minister Of the Interior Is now about to
build. While We can have no fault to Ind with
His Exeelleney IN this matter, we may be allowed
ID observe that as a measure OF local paohe Ia
proyement, there is more need OF the continuation
westerly Of School street, including the building
OF q substantial bridge over the Nuuanu stream
At that point, than for the contemplated building.
A city government, If we had such a convenience,
might soon bring about the Improvements spoken
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ASSENGERS

q So FakSCIsco-Per Wouga WanzA Oct e8ta-W
IL. M1 Dosseu and ? chad1sn, Ma Ven Pdstsr, John
D I Lewis, Jas Bzznzs, Lorsnzg I0ssph, ald p
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fss "a RSbi1son. Ges Johnson, VIE and child, HFoster,
u 8 ch1drer- Fred Ichlsoa.J G Mckinney, WmC zw-
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,bev can brin- on shore Whatever they choose
without interference By the Customs o1nesrs-
50 the Gazette grayely informs the world In
the case under discussion however, tie custom
House authorities appear to have taken 8 diner
ent view of the kAwh and the obligations OF pass
engers. On the arrival Of the Cecilia, her pass
engers were distinctly made 70 understand oy
special message from the Custom House, that
tbey were forbidden to bring on shore anything
whatever, opium being especially mentioned
without first obtaining the permission Of the prop
er authorities. In the face Of this special warn
ing, the d. rich passenger > broke the law and the
rule OF which he was well aware. and the Police
MAGISTRATE and the Gazette sanction his Illegal
act Well may we repeat the question-Wh hat
does constitute smuggling?
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The GG=st1e of this week presents the some
what anomalous spectacle Of a Government organ
ezcusing, or rather advocating the violation of
law, IN a lengthy and most "a learned counsellor
like attack on our few remarks beginning
- What constitutes smuggling - All the legal
lore and special pleading, however. which is dis
played by the writer, does not and cannot invali-
date our position that the case quoted was, under
the law, a case Of smuggling. That the man
was discharged because he was "a rich passen-
ger" and an normOus consumer Of opium, ap-
pears 70 be the whole story in brief Would a less
VIGOROUSLY rich man have escaped as well, on the
simple plea that so enormous q quantity was re-
Quisibe TO MS health ? and If 50, then two, or
twenty, or one hundred " inEeterate opium smok-
ems y may bring on shore an indefinite quantity,
defrauding the revenue and violating the vested
rights of the licensed dealer, who pays $4,000
or $4,000 per annum for the privilege of deal
ing In the drug. Instances ara not uncommon
where heavy drinkers Of brandy can easily con-
sumo two or three bottles each per diem, and such
men. if deprived of their accustomed stin1lans,
would undoubtedly get sick and suffer severely
But did passengers on a transient ship undertake
10 bring a few bottles on shore in their pockets,
the Customs Ofdeials would IN all probability con-
slider II their duty to make a seizure Of the brandy,
the person on whom It was found, and probably
the boat IN which it was brought On shore In
der the present ruling Of our Police Court. how
ever, they would not be warranted in any such
course And 10 90 a Little farther N this parallels
the captain or other ofheer Of a snip. cOmingOn
shore with his boats crew for a day run, could
bring with him a keg Of more or less gallons of
spirits, according to the 8 invebcrate " habits of
himself and his men. Thus there IL 40 telling To
what large results small leaks may lead
Il Is certainly a novel doctrine that when ships
cali here : IN the course of a long and tedious
voyage their : passengers are under no legal
obligation whatever to the Custom House - l. E.,
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sAazA--En fhls CITY. On Wsd1ssazy. Ocfob-x 1slh-
sCzzAIss HoSsAazxr. aged i ye7r and 8 months
mezL M Gs place. a. half past 2 eietock tomorrow
= y astersaaa rum TIE - audreEas CzEhalraL Friends
uasnfznc-4 are respectfully f1viiA y AitelL
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MARREED-
DIED.

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loz4s Csosss Ars q Hoaun1, u Mss AzELIA Bar
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an able one, occupying about an hour in the
delivery, and was very attentively listened to.
The whole cost of this church, including the
fitting up, is about SS5 ,OOO of the edifce proper
about 600. Its size is one hundred feet long
by fifty-ive wide, and it will seat about six hun
bred and fifty, having no gallery. 1t is very
neatly and elegantly constructed, in Gothic
style, according to plans of L. Boyden & Son,
architects, of this city, Reuben Putier of Ash
burnham being the builder The ample vestry
and other rooms in the basement are most con-
veniently arranged.
The largest individual contributor towards
the building is Mr.. Charles Winchester, who
gave about $4,000, and Mrs Charles Winchester
also gave the organ, which is one of the finest
of the Messrs. Hooks make, costing $500. The
bell cost 5000. The clock was put in by the
town, being the only one in the place. The
pulpit is OF black walnut. The pulpit chairs are
the gift of Otis Merriam of Boston; the Bible
and hymn book were given by Stephen Putfer Of
Fitchburg.
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AnvERTIsINe nArEs.

IL DAILY sPY-For the square Of ten lines soli
agate type time IS eta each subsequent insertion 50
cts; week $2.75; weeks $500; month $500; year
s6Oand the proportionally for any number
squares. Two lines for one week slOO; three line 81
four lines Sls Ave lines $50 Local notices 25 cents
per line for each Insertion Business notices IS per
ne' Obituary notices, resolutions &C. Is cents per line
Legal advertisements sLOO per square for first inser
ton; each subsequent insertion 80 cents,
Special positions: in the paper and special styles or
display, will be charged extra rates Cuts and double
column advertisements allowed only to limited extent.
and double rates charged for the whole space occupied
In WEEKLY SPY-First insertion sIOO per square
each subsequent insertion 50 cens months S7O0; one
year $500.
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GNurtester 4aiIp Spp,
CITY NEWS.

The timber for another row of houses is be-
ginning to accumulate on Grafton street.
John B. Cough has returned to his home from
trip to California, in good health and spirits
The thirty-fourth regiment, Massachusetts
volunteers, will have their annual reunion IN
this city, August o.
The earthquake that shook up our northern
neighbors early yesterday morning was telt by
sey eral persons in this city
J.J. O'Leary will be present at Springfield
to-day. 10 challenge the winner in the wherry
race.
Among the New Englanders registered at
Bowles Brothers, London, July 8, were Waldo
Lincoln and W. X. Barlow and wife.
At an election on Tuesday evening, Major
brennan presiding, the Light Infantry elected
John A. Lowell captain, vice John L. Calligan,
discharged.
The Worcester national band, A. W. lngra-
ham, leader, will give an open-air concert this
evening, at the corner of Main and Chatham
streets.
The Cambridge time on fire alarm will hereaf-
ter be struck at u rs instead of II, as formerly
This arrangement will turn the striking of cor
rect time once day to some account Nobody
heard it at twelve, amid the din and confusion
always prevalent at that hour; but the clear,
sharp stroke, at quarter past, will be generally
heard and appreciated.