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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
WASHINGTON.
NEW, LIFE-sAvING STATIONS oRDERED-TAXEs
IN LITIGATION-CENsuS STATISTICS.
IRY TRIRGRLPH TO THE TRfBUNBl

NEW. I1FE-sAvING STATIONS oRDIRED-rAXEs
IN LITIGATIoN-CENsus STATISTICS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNE1
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept &C. 1871.
Orders have been ssued az the Treasury Department.
for the construction Of 20 or more new nfesaVlng sa
tons on the coasts OF the ATLANTIC aud Pacinc Oceans
providing they can be done at certain prices and wn
reasonable time Persons contracting will be required
to give bonds and in case failure to complete the sta
lions In given time, to pay daily rorret.
The amount Of taxes in litigation In the several oned
States Courts reached, In the aggregate on August a'
1911 eooooo 1t Is thought that by the LIST OF January
the cases generally viii be disposed o. as action wn DO
had on them In the full term OF the Courts winch COM
neuces during the month Of October.
ouite a number Of important claims for refund
and of taxes which were disalfowed by ex
Commissioner Plea soIton have been rearguea before
Commissioner Douglas who has made final dispostaon
of shem the character Of his decisions - yet oeins
withheld.
Gen. W,saier Superintendent OF the Census No hsd
prenared liz Following facts In regard to t population
~ NsvIsrsev Tho total population OF the State 10
GA Goa At which 1t are natives. and lss4s are for
elm horn. OF tbs natveborn population. Hb2D were
horn IN The state 1so were born In New-Yorf s7s7 in
vsns 6Oss In Massschnsetts saa me remainder
In eshSr states and Territoes The number o. nsayes
Of NeV,Jerssy now living In the ymtS oSa1es IT0IG
or these sUs still In he S'ae: - are renn-
as Arc in Ohio and the remaiadsr arc IN other states
!: 1sS;sss sss f S. Il ss1s
eat 10 their srsufs q tho port o. entry they win save
tbsrv tSe dcisy and expepse OF caxeGe to and from
The Sensrsi erdsr store q the landingplsse. g,
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ACCIDENT 10 THE HON. JOHN P. HALE
DOVER, N. H., Sept. 2s.-The Hon. John r.
Hale who his been partially paraySed for some time.
was Knocked down by runaway team to-day and had
one Of his knees fractured he ID comfortable this even
Ing, but L. very feeble. a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29
INDIA.

THE MURDERER OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE SEN
FENCED.
CALCUTTA, Thursday, Sept. %, 1871.
The assassin Of the Hon. j. P. Norman,
Chief Justice OF tho High Court Of Judcature Of Cal
cutta has been convicted after two hours trial. and
sentenced to death.
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RUSSIA.
MORE wARLIKE PREPARATIONS.

hVhE "ANbIhE FHER A1sH fOH'''
LONDON, Thursday, Sept. %, 1871.
It IL announced from St. Petersburg that
Russia Is about calling IN all tho ocersand men Of her
army who are furough In order to test the efficacy
of q mobilization.
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BRAZIL.
FIFE EMANCIPATION BILL PASSED.

THE EMANCIPATION BILL PASSED.
LISBON, Thursday, Sept %, ISL.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro brings
the ne WIS That the Brazilian Chambers have adjourned
The Chamber Of Deputies had adopted the bill for the
emancipation Of slavea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29

withdrew in favor Of Mr.. Kirkpatrick. On vote
being taken Ellsworth Graves received votes, bias
Toby SOi votes, and Thomas Kirkpatrick 9Oei votes
Mr.. Kirkpatrick nomination was then made unan1-
NOUS
In all the votes the names Of both the delegations
from New-York were called.
THE STATE COMMITTEE.
The members of the State Committee were then
announced by the delegations, as follows:
Duhtt
IStephen r. French of Suffolk.
I.wiIAm Richardson Of KINGS.
III. Robert D. Benedict Of Kings.
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,axrrsIL PRESS DIsPATCU.l

TIA Hon. Russsii Quincy, the British Commissipner
una.r tbe Trssty Of washinston, has rented large
house ON Ht sear Yifsesntast for rsssdsace duras
the term Of hi, aiL saosrn = w.san n re Com
- si.s.s m, - hssrd By tie United eta>es and Brit
rs Claims Conn.son sssss;S gSsmiDsr ,o @s pss
~ siSms OF EFlnsS sshgecs residing IN the South
6S;s.j ~ ia ~ vii not exceed N.oosode
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representative Referring to the withdrawal Of the
regular New-York delegation, he said they would
como back for they belonged here and nowhere else
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-29

Stephen r. French Of Suffolk.
William Richardson Of Kings.
Robert d. Benedict Of Kings.
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Van confidential conversation the traveller questions the
emirant a. to whether he has made arrangements to
change his currency into old and how much be istsnds
changing. BE has go end be viii change an Of it, but
be relies on Ai>eaend 10 DO II for him And this point
being settisd repsipder Of the DAYS. ses xtds for
pleasure Tho sghts n the town are ahoWn him. IND no
Is LITERALLY oated TO Nne and u the end Of the Day the
nsw1ound friend couhdant inhe fullest sehso Of the
word Ths sseOad day 10 devoted TO psasurinx. bot In
the evening the emraat 10 supplied with lins Of tho
articles hs WIN nssd for the vsyaSe 70 be begun tho
morning. Ths two sally sesh early On Steamer day."
ana the sngrsnss ara desire 10 procure ssd for hs
Waits the steamer In ordes 10 aks Of The ono By
which 10 b ss and thsa thsy sstsn 10 pack tss beg
aSs M eoardingAous b \ psiA end Toy thsa Start
Nor ths bsak" n smssaat pietarss 70 hssR IN IN
eesiss sdse Win shs gssuAsss u uoAsm sepozsnsnss,
saaJ pessabsy sumevhss suryassd - AAd4ns seH An
ardinary htGas ccAAhsesosns WITH soss So 80 se
rsnay dauyaaysl In wtnASw snasAsa fsA ~ psscea
ity q a fItasit iatraAsr ~ sezce4 vHs sces9
erassA tasrsAssss sAs ssbsset by iaegassee . - 80
a. -. - stsAanss H aaaV seAs y On sa,-
49, s,s.a.1aes fAnsssans nastsra Atlatss
tAs suasrssts frassd sp4yH- a - ss4essssaa.S 20
tAa srsasA auasty tss ~ siesane 49, - 49, - esa
~ = % saas sold = ~ pesesss rass. Ts 49,
80 - peskstbsok N ~ sEpAss 80 1919 sss as
siara, isassAx q lsisssAs astssg ~ - J. - -
sxpsaes shaS nv ~ lepeadee g. ~ NJ sssS
va q 81 49, % ..:sssss g 81. e
i.as q :. 8 -. g sss 8:
sssss i y; ~ =: :: s'si:ss
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5 ss6sssI he 50 b sssa WsS61s0Nds saS
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who by this means kept his assailants at bay, and
with his assistance and one OF the crew. was putting
one of them in irons when the second mate reached
the deck. While helping the mate to secure one
man, the other got hold of heavy pair Of "sister-
hooks with which he struck the second mate on
the head, iniicting frightful cash He soon, how
ever met the fate Of his companion, and the captain
coming on board afterwards, took them on
shore and lodged them in the stationhouse. The
mutineers themselves received considerable injury
and were promptly given medical attendance. The
second mate was injured the most, being bruised
severely about the head from the fall and likewise
on the shoulders from the blow which he received
from the block The mates injuries were also
severe about the body and head. Both officers will
be able to resume their duties and proceed in the
vessel The Frances would have gone to sea on Mon
day afternoon had it not been for the mutiny. She
will be detained until the case Of the mutineers,
which will be heard in the Police Court to-day, has
been disposed Of
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COMMERCIAL.
HoNo1r1r kEprEKBER 70. 1sl1.

Since our last ISSUE we have only to note the ar
rival Of the Bark Frances from China, being under
charter to load guano at the American GuanO Islands
The Bark Victor from Puget Sound, with Goals to the
US, X. z, and Australian Mail Steamship line,
and the Brig windhover from Sydney TO Tbeo. d.
Davies, with Goals &C. to order.
The Haw Bark R. c. Wylie. arrived from Bremen
Yesterday after one Of her usual quick passages with
assorted cargo to Il. Hackfed Co.
The Bark Comet sailed yesterday for San Francisco,
with cargo, particulars Of which viii be found below.
The City Of Melbourne is fully due from San Fran
cisco, and the wOngA wonga from Australia.
The Brig Southern Cross just discharged, from sgd
ney is receiving cargo for that port. Her cargo will
consist chiefly Of sugar.
We learn that the City Of Melbourne will take for
ward some $50 Bales Of Puu, which viii nearly ex-
haust the stock on hand here. The price in conse-
uuence, has advanced, there not being sufficient in
market to fn orders. We may expect the price for
Pull to advance somewhat, at the time we would
caution our Pulu friends to be careful not to press the
market. as we have no hopes Of seeing it advance to
former high prices, viz. u TO Is cts.
There are no vessels loading for California and NOT
much freight Offering.
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PASSENGERS.

From windward Ports per Kauea, Sept l6-Hon A For
nAnder Vida and wife yman, RGilliand Wilkins
7 Williams Macflrlane, MacaElaue, W Il Riokard,
Mrs johnson and child Mrs W Weed, and A. deck
From Hong Kong per Frances sept 15H FosbrOOke, Il
Chinese-l5.
From Port Townsend, per Rainier Sept 15-Mr and Mrs
Bush. Miss Wsd-3.
Francisco per bk Comet Sept 1s-GeO stckhau-
sen, II Mcbride, o R Wood and son
For Windward Ports per stmr Kauea, Sept Is Corn
well, r Dole, n Il Richard Gay, MoDade, Spencer,
W Wood, Mrs Dickinson, Miss Dickinson
From Bremen, per blk R wyle, Sept ls-w Hopk
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Notice to Creditors.
UlHE UNGRRsIGNED. berehv No

THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby notify all
i persons holding claims again st the estate of Lin
ton l. Torbert, deceased. to present the same to
F. Judd, Esq, duly authenhSsted and with the pro-
per vouchers, within six months fsom date or they
viii be forever barred.
All debtors Of said Estate viii please mas imme-
diate payment to Mr.. Judd.
CATHARINE T0RBERT, -
ExecGtrix, and
A F-JUDD, Executor,
Of the Win Of L. L. Torbert deed
Honolulu, Sept. 18th, ISIS At
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sept l2-Sclr Manuokawai from Maui
13-Schr Moikeiki. from Maui.
14-Schr Waioia from Maui.
1b-Schr Nettie Merrill, from Maui, Am Blk Frances
Field, 05 days from Hong Kong. Am Blk Rainier
Hall, q days from Port Townsend.
16-stmr Kilauea from Hawaii. schrs Kamo from Maui
b.. By WindhOyer, Roles 81 days from Newcastle
n. g. W. and Prince from Hawaii.
lam bk Victor Cove . days from Nanaimo schrs
Jenny, Mary Ellen aud Annie from Kauai Manu-.
okawai from Maui Active aud Luka from Hawaii
1s-Hhw bk z Wylie, Haltermann, III days from
Bremen.
1e-Schr Hattie from KhnaL
SAILED.
Sept 13-Schrs Kate Lee Odd Fellow Isabella for Hawaii
Manuokavai for Maui.
1s-schrs John Young for Maui, Mary for Kauai, and
Kinau for Hawaii
1G-Br 81 Royal Saxon, ROchfort, for Cork.
1S-Am Blk Comet Fuller for San Francisco; schrs Wal
ola, Kamoi and Nettie Merrill for Maui. Warwick
for MolokAi, Prince for Hawaii and stmr kilauea
for Kona and intermediate Ports.
1a-sehrs Jenny, Annie and Fairy Queen for Kauai,
Manuokavai for Maui
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Administrators Notice.

VlHE UNDERSIGNED. having this day
i been duly appointed by the Hon. A. Fernandez,
Circuit Judge of the Island of Maui Hawaiian Islands
administrators of the estate of KanakaoIe l late
Of Kahikinui, Maui, hereby gives notice to ali par
ties having claims against said estate to present them
before the 9th day of March, 1872 or they will
be forever barred And all persons indebted to the
same are requested to make immediate payment to
HENRY W. DANIELS,
KUKEKIA, W..
Administrator to said Estate.
Wailuku, Sept. 9Th, 1s71.-S5-4t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

SHARK sroRr.-on Thursday last, while leisurely
observing the water around the Lighthouse, the
keeper discovered large shark in the passage head
ing out for sea The monster had evidently been in
the harbor, and having perhaps, ventured too near
the scoop Of the Dredge bad been disturbed in bis
observations, for our informant says he was going at
q rapid rate. He supposes, as near as he could
judge that the shark would measure fifteen or
twenty feet in length.
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AMONG the passengers by the Steamer of Satur
day last, were NJ. Balieu, the French Commissioner
and Consnl-General, and family. Mons. Ballieu has,
during his absence from Honolulu of two or three
months visited Hilo and other parts of Hawaii, and
remained one week on Maui, having been delighted
with his visit to different parts Of those islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

FROM JAPAS.-The schooner Gusie Lyons, Is days
from Japan, arrived at Hanalei, Kauai on the 18th
inst. She is bound to Honolulu and has on board
as passengers. two foreigners and three japanese.
The vessel called at Hanalei for water and will re-
main there week before sailing for Honolulu.
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DEATH OF FORMER Resident. Mr. L. F.
Beatty wei known in this city in former years as
an actor OF considerable merit, land who was also
lessee and manager of the Royal Hawaiian Theatre
several oecasions) died Of paralysis at Olympia
Washington Territory, in July last leaving wife
and two children. Mr. Beatty resided here previous
to 1859, and time was proprietor of the City
Market on King Street.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

WE understand that murder was committed on
Moloksi during last week, but are unable to state
the day, the person, or the circumstances under
which the crime was committed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

TIE California Minstrels have continued, for the
past week, to draw fair houses and are becoming
popular with the public Frank Jones still con-
tnues the fayorite with the public and the balance
of the company are fast earning regulations first
class minstrels
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

ST MATTHEW'S DAr.-we are requested to state
that there will be sermon preached on Thursday
evening next tst. Matthew'S Day. by the Venerable
Arch Deacon Mason, at the St. Andrews Temporary
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases Of the Moon for the Month of Sept 1871.
PREPARED pr olr1 DANIEL sx1rH.
HONOLULU MEAN TINE

We would call attention 10 the several advertise
ments of New Goods just received per R. c. Wylie,
TO be found in to days paper.
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The quarterly meeting of the Board OF Trustees of
the Queens Hospital will be held at the Court House.
on Saturday next BIRD inst
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The Lancashire BellRlngers give Matinee at
the Kswaahao Church, on Saturday afternoon, and
in the evening a Grand Concert at the same place,
for the benefit of the church The Bell-Ringers are
worthy Of public patronage and we bespeak full
houses for them at these probably their last per-
formances here The Bell-Ringers will be assisted
by the Choir of Kawaiahao, whose vocal excellence
is well known by the public.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

MUTINY ON SHIPBoARD.-A serious affray occurred
on Monday forenoon on board the American bark
Frances, while lying at anchor outside the harbor
between two of the seamen and the oficers-the
captain being shore at the time. 1t appears that
the greater part of the crew have behaved in mutt
nous manner ever since leaving Hongkong trying
in every possible way to aggravate the captain
and officers to strike abuse them, and thus have
cause for complaint to the American Consul on
reaching this port, of abusive treatment so as to
get clear of the vessel and go to San Francisco.
Capt Field and his officers used the utmost forbear-
ance with the men, although they were compelled
to put several of them in irons for mutnous con-
duct They were afterwards released on promising
good behavior. On reaching this port, the men
wished to come on shore to see the Consul, which
they were permitted to do, to whom they made
various complaints of ill-treatment, which upon
investigation proved to the satisfaction of that
official to be without the slightest foundation Sew
eral of item, finding that they could not get clear
of the vessel Sy this means deserted but were soon
afterwards Appreciated and lodged in the station
house for safe keeping. % Monday forenoon, while
lighter from the shore was alongside the Frances
receiving freight disturbance took place. which
was confined to two of the crew-whs appear to
SN~Af
culties-and the officers. AS the last package was
being put into the lighter, the mate into the
cabin to write out e receipt, while the second mate
leaned over the rail to see that it was carefully
handled. One of the men, who was near by, imme-
dately took him by the feet and upset him into the
lighter-a distance of about twenty-five feet Al
though considerably bruised and stunned by such
dreadful fall be endeaTored to gain his feet, but
while attempting to do so, his assailant threw
heavy block at him, weighing about fifty pounds,
with the evident intention of striking him on the
head, but which struck him on the shoulder In
the mean time another seaman, armed with hand
spike, started for the mate, who at this moment
came on deck to see what the noise was about The
latter received several blows (which were intended
for his head on the shoulders and back Thesecond
mates assailant thinking it impossible for that
officer to gain the deck went to the assistance of his
comrade, who told the mate it his intention to
kill him. At this moment, the cabin-boy came on
deck with revolver which he gave to the mate,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

MORE AMUsEMENT.-Miss Cora, female magi-
clan of considerable reputation, arrived from Vcto-
ria Friday last by the Rainier and intends giving
several entertainments previous to her departure for
Auckland by the next steamer. This lady has Just
completed successful tour of the principal towns
in Oregon, Washington Territory and British Colum-
bia, and her performances are highly spoken of by
the press generally wherever she has appeared.
Miss Cora (who we are informed is the only
lady magician in the world will give her first enter
tainment in this city tomorrow evening at Buffums
Hall, when the public may expect rare exhibition
of the magic art.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

NEW DRY GooDs sToRE.-The Hayselden Brothers
have recently opened of the little stores
in this CITY, the corner of Fort and King Streets
which they have stocked with a very choice lot of
goods, and their obliging manners will doubtless en-
sure them liberal share Of public patronage Their
stand, which is one of the most central in town,
was once occupied by one of our most prominent
merchants, and should the same prosperity attend
the new firm, it viii be due to their enterprise and
,nnnnlaritr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20
GROCERIES.

French Peas in Water, French Peas in Butter, tins
Peas and Carrots, Asparagus. Soup Bouilly. Mock
Turtle, Julien Crab, Kidney, Fowl, 0xtail and Hare
Soups, tins of Tongue, Brunswick Liver, Mushroom,
westphaa. Italia Cervelat. Sausages, etc.. Currant
Apples and Raspberry Jellies in jars. Strawberry, Cur
rant Raspberry and Currant Juice, Raspberry Vine
gar cases Mixed Pickles. Pcaliy, Onions and Cher
kins, Limburg and Swiss Cheese, barrels Rye Flour,
Sour Cabbage in kegs, kegs Sailed Brauner Kohl,
Curly Kehl, tins Brauner Kehl Curly Kehl Cabbage
kegs Dutch Herrngs, kegs Sailed German String
Beans, kegs Sailed Turkish Peas, Canary and Rape
Seed, demijohns Yellow and Green Split Peas, Sar-
delles and Anchoves in patent glass and tin boxes,
kegs Saltpeter. cases Sweet Oil, Westphalia Hams,
kegs Russia Sardines French Prunes in glass, Smyr-
ma Figs in glass; Zante Currants in tins, Muscat Raj
sins in tins Capers in glass, glasses Preserved Lamp
reys Russia Caviar in patent boxes, Candles Saliva
ter Soap, French Chocolate, Confectionery,
Marzipan and other Sweetmeats, Vinegar in demi-
Johns and barrels, Grocery Paper and Bags, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

Settler Water,
Tieer Corks, Saltwater Corks,
Medicine Corks, Saltpeter,
Stassfurt Rock Salt,
Luneburg Coarse and Fine Salt.
E[OOP IRON-S-4 inch l-2O,
rs inch x 1-2O, inch 1-16,
II inch lie.
Fencing wire-No. A, 81
Sheet Iron-2O, 81, %. %, "a ozs.
Sheet Copper-le, is, 20, %, "a and
% ounces.
Sheet Lead, etc. etc.
Short Link Chains-S-s, 7-i6, l-9 in.
Best English 4-ply India Rubber Belt
ing, and inch.
Gunpowder, Percussion Caps,
Grindstones, Zinc Paint,
Furniture Yarnish, Bagging,
Mating. Wrapping Paper,
White vials-4, and ounces, etc.
FOR SALE BY
IN HORFSCUTAFCFR & m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

A PREvENTIoN.-Runaways not so frequent
as formerly, especially among the milk teams, al
though a weak attempt was made on Sunday morn
ing last, which was, however, fortunately prevented
in time to save number of people from being dis
appointed in their usual supply. The owners of
teams appear TO have discovered an eectual method
for preventing many of the lively mishaps which at
one time were almost daily occurrence. They
feed their horses on less grain than formerly, al
though many would not for moment suppose that
the weak-looking animals which occasionally raised
so much dust and excitement, had been used to
hiCh living
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20
WINES, LIQUORS, ALES,
PO RTE r, &c.
u DIFFERENT BRANDS BEST HUNGARIAN WINES

in cases. RHINE WINES in cases, such as Lieb-
frauenmlch, Gesenheimer, Hochheimer, Niersteiner,
Rudesheimer Deidesheimer, Bocksbeutel, all warrant
ed genuine, Medoc 1862 and 1864 in cases. SAuterne
and Haut Sauterne. Cases CLARET of other brands,
such Chit Litages, Lagrange, Leoville, Chamber
tin. Cases Port Wine, Sherry, Maraohno, Malt Ex-
tract. Nordhauser Brantwein Scotch and Irish Whs-
key, Nordhauser Kummel and double Kummel, Swed-
ish Punch and Cocktail, French Cognac, Angostura
and Boonekamp Bitters, best and real Holland Gin,
imitation Holland Gin, casks Brandy Gin and Rum,
Deetjen Schroder's star brand Ale in pts and ats
Norwegian Beer in pts and OTIS, Marians Draft Ale in
casks, Alcohol in demjohns and kegs Settler Water
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20

SEVERAL vessels from the Atlantic are now due
with the usual supply of merchandise for the fall
trade. They will be followed in very short time
by the northern feet, so that in few weeks at
most the "dull summer" as 1t has been usually
termed, will be over. The past summer has been
anything but dull one in comparison to former
years. With the exception of week or two in
June, our wharves have been more or less occu-
pied either by coal or lumber vessels, in addition
to the monthly visits of the four mail steamers.
The Esplanade, at times with many three
coal vessels and one or two lumbermen discharg
ing has presented busy appearance nearly the
whole summer. The steyedore gangs have not had
occasion TO remain idle but short time; hardly
had one vessel completed discharging before one
more have arrived The visits of large number of
ships bound to the guano islands and larger num-
Der of China bound vessels than formerly, has
made the summer an unusually busy one.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ToL Let.

EiJl by Mr. William Crockett situated Queen
Sire ct. Apply to DOWSETT 6CO.,
S,nt14 ISL TS6-lm.