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TU ST R E @ e " E D.
g. 81 I r s d > 8,

g. HIR 8 b 8,
s27 BROAD STREET.
Another supply of those HEAVY LINEN TOW
ELS, II yards long, at 2Sc.;
IBLACK REPPED SILK, white edge, $3.50;
A specially in LLAMA LACE POINTS At $40;
A full assortment OF LACE PARASoL CoVEhs'
FRENCH ORGANDIES and LAWNS in new
and desirable styles;
SOLID oRGANDIEj and CAMBRIcs for trim
ming;
BATIsTE sUITING, in blue, green, bua' ana
white;
Great bargains offered In IRISH LINENS
WHITE GOODS, EMBRO1DER1Es, and OEEos
a,so oo . mi line OF MARsEILLEs QUILTS,
DIMITY and HONEY-COMB QUILTS;
A nice article in PILLOW-CASE LINEN at soc.;
LINEN LAWNS at 35c
,ny4 8. HIRSH, o27 Broad street.
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GOVERNOR GEARY AND THE MINERS
Phlladelphta. May 7.-Governor Geary de.
livered an address to meeting Of working
men at Harrisburg last night. The gist OF
the address was Remuneration of the rail.
road companies for raising the tolls on coal
and praise Of the miners for the stand they
hod taken.
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POPULATION OF CALIFORNIA.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-Complete returns
Of the population Of California have been
received 1T the Census Bureau. from which
itappeMS the total population Of Calilor-
nia is go 223, including 1891 Chinese, and
6,S95 Indians. Of the total population,
there were born in California, exclusive of
G.25l Indians and ass Chinese, 163, Isl, and
there were 209,S21 born in foreign coun-
tries. The resident population of San
total includes 1902 Chinese, and 1880
cOlored.
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DECORATION OF CONFEDERATE GRAVES
Memphis, May 7.-Business was generally
suspended to-day in consequence Of the
decoration OF Confederate graves. The Ger.
emony was largely attended.
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DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE
coRoNER's INQUEST.

On Saturday morning Mrs. Edith A.
Newell, an aged lady, who resided on the
corner Of Az and G streets southwest, died
from the effects of an overdose OF morphine;
Yesterday morning Coroner Potter heid
an inquest on the body. and the evidence
was to the effect that the deceased had been
suffering from congestiye chllis Tor some
days prior to her death, and was quite ILL.,
TO alleviate her pain she sent 10 DoWllnges
drug store, near by, for morphine pow
der. The clerk sent one grain of morphine,
which was given the deceased at dose,
and she Immediately fell into stupor, from
which she never aroused, in spite oil oil the
efforts OF Drs. Buckheimer, Ricord, and III.
ley, who were called in. The jury, OF
which Mr.. A. Il. Browne was. foreman, re-
turned the following verdict:
81 hat the said Edith A. Norvell came to
her death at about the hour of o'clock A.
NJ. On the 9Th day of May. 1871, IN the house
on the southeast corner OF Az ana = streets
southwest, in the city sud county atnre-
said. They further find that the said Edith
A. Noryell came to her death by reason OF
having taken an overdose of morphine, i'm
properly dealt out to her by John Stafford,
drug clerk in the drug store OF +. ID. Dow
ling, at the corner Of AZ and { streets
southwest, in the city and county atore-
said and while we do not attribute any
criminal intention in this case to any per-
son, yet we earnestly deprecate the prae-
tice OF dealing out poisonous medicines ny
inexperienced persons, and without reg
uar prescription."-V Washington PATRIOT,
Hh.
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SALARIES OF JUDGES.

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
instructs the assessor of the first New Or
leans district not TO require Judge CollenS
to return his salary PAID him by The State
OF Louisiana for his services as judge of one
OF the State courts, as ipcome and further
directs the assessor to assist him in the
preparation of any necessary claim for re-
funding the fax previously paid on such
salary. These instructions are based on the
decision 81 the Supreme Court that the in
come Of Judges cannot be taxed.
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T Attest NOVELTIES IN SPRING
AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS.

r Attest NOVELTIES IN SPRING
AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
We have In store and are daily receiving from
our recent New Y ork purchases one of the largest
ard bes.-selected stocks OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
to be found In any rst-class dry goods establish
ment in the city, consisting in part Of
IRON GRENADINES, BAREGES,
DIAGONAL POPLINS,
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
ALPACAS, SILK and MOHAIR LUSTRKS,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES,
CAMBRICS, LAWES, and PERCALES,
WHITE GOODS in great variety.
CASS1MERES LIN ( N s, and COTTON
AIDES, for mems and boys' wear;
|. sHEETINGs, SHIRTINGs, NAPKINS,
TABLE DAMASKS, DOYLES,
TOWELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs, COLLARS, CUFFS,
EMBROIDERIES, NOTIONS. &C.
All OF which being purchased since the decline,
and principally FOR CASH, we are selling ut prices
which cannot fall to please.
j. n. WOODFIG, lit Main street,
Opposite Dispatch Office.
Our sI.25 KID GLOVES are unsurpassed In
Shade and quality. ap 81
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! Narragansctt will be q fashionable resort
with New Workers this summer, = :
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.

Commissioner Pleasonton on Saturday
decided that requests or devises to religious
institutions are not exempt from taxation
under the provisions Of the act Of July Il,
1870, amending the Internal revenue laws
He says:
"In my opinion requests and devises for
uses of q distinctively religious character
are not exempt from tax under the law.
Such is the known prominence of religious
societies in the country that It appears to
the office il it had been the intention OF Con-
g-ess TO exempt from tax requests and de-
rises for uses OF religious character, the
word religious would have been employed
in the act. II it can be shown that bequeSts
and dcviscs for the public uses Of nomi-
nally religious society are III reality TO be
employed for literary, educational, OF char
liable purposes, in the ordinary accepia-
ton Of those terms, the office will make de-
cision upon the case presented accord
iurly,"
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r7,HE CAMPAIGN.
- THE DRY GOODS AUCTIONS
rur oJD FOaY CREDIT SYSTEM COL
~ LAPSED.
Rrv for cash where you can buy cheapest. Remen-
nor that the cash always saves you Ivy ENI1 :
FIVE PER CENT Wehave only one price-rbe
lowest cash price. Our motto Is, HOW cheap
can we afford to sell this and that Inc OLD togy
asks "How much can get for th1sI" .sr..
DRESS GOODS,
Al, now and fresh: all real Bargains. Japanese
Silk Robes from &c ia $40; beautiful Dress Silks,
ali coIors 81 Sc. 60, G2T5, So; Silk Poplin, Soc,
cheaD at ii. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
Figured Grenadies (black ground. only 2oc.; ele-
CANT Striped Grenadne Robes, 81. So; Iron Ba-
repe5 ali colors 33ac.: beautiful Barge, only
1e3,: Blue Plaid Poplin, only &c.; Plaid Poplins
30c Silk Poplin, 50c., would be cheap at &c.,;
Chambrays, les and 2oc.; White Piques, l5 to 45c.
LACE GOODS.
LLAMA Lace Points from $40 to B45: Lace Collars
from eoc to g.: Lace Handkerchiefs, 3D. so; Lace
Sets from So TO IL. Rel and Imitation Laces, all
kinds.
STRAW GOODS.
Ladies' and Misses Hats and Sundowns, new
styles Gents snd Boys Hats Gents and Boys
Felt Hats.
FRENCH FLOWERS,
warranted to be the finest
CARPETS, 75c.; FANCY, CHECK, and PLAIN
MATTING5, best quality; OlLCLOTHS.
my5 DUCKWALL & ROUSS.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

~ 81 L o r a L U NJ
THE SALINE ANTISEPTIC,
Harmless as common salt 3 safe odorless, nom
poisonous dslnfectant, approved by the London
Lancet, and the highest British medical authority
GIL ALUM
prevents decomposition, and arrests It when it
has commenced. 1t absorbs the noxiops gases re-
suting from putrefactton. 1t is Invaluable as
styptic or astrngent an.septic, without elasticity
or other hurtful property and Is particularly usefl
for wounds, foul discharges, and the suppression
OF hemorIhage.
For sale in hslf-pInt, pint, and quart bottles, by
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
mys sle main street
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SOAPS, GREASE, dc.

Observation-Disclosures
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC-
IL TURES.-I am manufacturing at the OLD
DOMINION SOAP WORKS, head or 18th street.
PURE tnAbULTERATED LAUNDRY
SOAPS OF superior quality. -
Also, keep constantly on hand large stock OF
railroad, tanners', and mechanics use -
Messrs. CHARLES L. WORKMAN d CO. are
SOLE AGENTS for my SOAPS, and any order
filed. CHAS. l., BRUCE,
For sale, LOCO bushels SOAP ASH ES-a perma-
nent and superior fertilizer. -. -,
te lasm 4s LIB.
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.

We are Offering special inducements in DRY
GOODS, and invite attention to our list OF bar
Good styles and qualities of DRESS GOODS as
Beautiful FL AID POPLINs at 80 and s5c.;
Excellent BLACK ALPACA at 80, 373 SO, and
BACK GRENADINES at 30 as, so, and 75c.
WHITE CAMBRICS, NAISSOOKS, SWISS,
&C., at l5c. and upwards
COTTON and LINEN DIAPER at Is, 20, and
CSC.
IRISH LisEES very fine, at s7h, so, s2i, and 75c.;
TABLE LINENS at so, s., 75c., III, &C.;
DOYiIES at f5c. per dozen
TOWELS at Sl.25 per dozen;
LARGE WHITE QUILTS at $3.50, $l.75, 81, and
PoNGEE PARAsoLs, and sll other kinds, extra
LACE s" sHa,wLs from So upwards;
Best KID GLOVES at $1.25 warranted, and
Genuine ENGLIsH HOSE for ladies and gents at
size. per pair:
Fas:-colored La ms at 12s. lea and zoe.
Hands 1me JAPANESE SILKS at 81, worth Sl.50
per yard.
Lot OF other goods very cheap: Give us call.
WIN. THALHIMEK & SONS
ap27 No. sol Broad, corner eth street.
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CONTEMPORARIES. DC,

A LEXANDER WERST,
PRACTICAL CONFFCTIoNER,
231 BROAD STREET, CORNER OF Sd,
Takes pleasure in notifying his friends and the
public generally that he has retted his establish
1nent thoroughly, and is iullY prepared to offer
vors, either In his nea,ly-furnished saloon or by
the gallon ut their residence, in any part of the
city, at most reasonable charges. His SODA
FOUNTAIN also being 10 fine condition, and
supplied with most delicious syrups, prepared
under his own supervision, he feels sure that a
call will please the mos rAstidlous. Thankful for
past patronage he hopes to receive continuance
of the same. my 6-eodlt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
COMMERCIAL


rFsU- r--, Etg 3. ISL
We rave - s-s5r1 a--ars b -se,r.- ast -
.-,v s-sss s.sa-s--~s szev saz lass issue l-v -as
s:Nszr- caaA-a. ss ,As FL IS sai A. T. ys-iil.
II So F-rzesss va ,a-es g. ssezs ~ slls NJ
2 Sa.--s So sa-es Pas. ssE rio slis al-4ssss. ana
-, ss-s E1sal. Eir raa5- v5,A sa11s-
ne Rxs-as1z sssaass C..y u Ns.S1a-as - b
-. hr-g s1-zs--ev e. aezt 1sy. All - have I'M
-r.5 So is7a-;A s.- Saa E-14--es as sraa 80
-aa FL Der cca,s a-I s4-es "a saari. say ri-az
.a5-sr-ssz hsz-- a,sr a-- a-tFa1
TIE Msscs rsy-l- clzss. ana n G. Nr--sy W.
Be az. All mag ss llalei tlr ta-isg tbs ssaiss
yves
Toe s-g, c-Qs- has Der sa-zr ec Szyaz raeayvL
ana W. sol 1tev 3ys- Es- ss--g 5 c1asIg %
.As a4-l --afes s-ss ana Second zllissss Szcz-
A1y1, ssga. .a-ssly aizsl. 81 Ass -as .zs sasT s.
a RI y-aEs. ras ~ d d handsome an carved
-41zrs- uaas- ia ss-s-,sgz Ut ,--- Fll--aEs. he
atasg- e. i1l1.s a1s- bags, azl a-lz.iai r-a .
hss a-1 We -vy-vs -alz g1- r,a=.s-s svlsrl-y
bsvr =9l stf tie sz7g-1z1r gE sesi1g ere uzazer
70 v5ra -as ss--e aas sssl rus uz- 2 sv--zz-v
W sIs Hsrl g. -s ra-1s. azt -as ssuezsg Eald
have s.sl =7t1s tf7s o. sls 7ila-azl1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

I rex IoNpoN SS,soN-rhs sSes.ss uAieA he
Losaos Ssssea hss sesui7ea have eely heea
sarae1 ~ the eSreaee & Pe0visess, p-eS,e,s>
E'ash ard CAenesAan ear insxtsse ersr he ~
tals e their Rssseia ara tN@ag~soora TIE raeesn-
. t1 srisylasls- lehaes3 Ios3oa las sAscssea
gsssasd, Psoysscsl capitals ray boss, er iscN
hsed sss;iys;y, ha-qes,S ard halls. whose sglsa,3
G, Is metropolitan. b. tier have 70 seasoe. As
the Loraoc <easor has become eose eonrssAea-
ssvs aud sgosscass -. $50 The ei7clss C 1oaioa
SOcie,y haze progressively sslsryed, Socse,y
has aAsozbed sociaeil;y, Rcoaas era=-,sd 70
saEocs:iea ard 6suss5s e esss,,osy have takes
TIE p,a,s of f,5s15ly ga,Aegirgs and uaos,ea,a-
ys,as isssrcoafse. I. rsy Be pisy. bet 4, Is 10
syi,able. Nos i s altogether uithoas its con,
reasa.iay advantages, rasAioe Is az jeexo-aale
sewerage. ard r,les u5sa seepsre q ir0a bat
ps-sp1al Independence Is far easier Of achieve
uis-. uhea The snp;7e q assi2o Is iadsssitely
extended thar vAss sss ucr5i oS socissy Is ua7-
rove3 Ore zay tese esesslf ia a r,al,ise3e.
bat pcs IN = sslecs company. Besides. lust IS 50
cfsy has i1crvaSsd ii SIS 50 toe Il has 10 aai,a,
tee There : 1ose Of lie and tie fal,asss Ct
lie sbls there ever VS. before We have !; II
cur streets, cur thorc1gbkl-ss, cur prousna3es.
Ce- thea,css, cur da7cisg-7oeus, and clubs, Los
t,1 bls become zsier0eosz sS England iasajse-
" aore thaa Il svsr Us AZ any previous period
cf oar social histgry- l. Is Absolutely u1,sus 70
say that Paris Is France IN i sesse which Lou
ts1 5 sos ERgiaa3 o. New York Aae-5cs-
What Is true q tie FrseeA Is great deal rors
5rus Of tbs Brtslsh metropolis. There Is much
greater soat-ass exhibited between provincial
aud sozu LIE IL France than there Is Ia England.
II car oSu country uaa0vrs have everywhere il
siuzlted themselves more closely TO the regime
Of the capital thaz Is u al tie case On the e.hsr
ssts u The CaangsL-Lgu.5a Slcisty.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

Tz- Qglz-g4-- Il rs. Ell-r11---I- The mines
CT -arail y-sar eiiarac1ars arg 50 FgI kloFu "a
SINE eia- sfzl H1t-s or 1gtiirr else Is s-uva
alrur 1len- EHlnsr is IN iiilgsr If la7ilr seeu
burn n ssrslI- illfsrsns 7iaces as -urs. Sdai-
rsacss m-v lIst1ry : s,vul-lr 1lmlllllr--l1
N-o1dr really klGvs VIZ CHI F4r- Eas-sslma.
scsplcal Pelgls 1esiavllg -laz 4i-zr al be vas
cl.r =gue al-alar win 7rstsuiisi % b. i --aa1
i.sal g,isr -laa De -saIy Fas- And WA Eaa
LIS Flr-nrrluy Tie ga lairs uuir-satuslz
ct tie English lll1rua.re is Grarsrsial- Il nag
ugl be luiIazrsseIg zlsl, TO i1gF sguslll1r o.
cha Oh .llr herself. The 1i-1ual Il-s. FI-,lu.--
I'm WIS -azrscrz1is 1llf l1.r living "A sui
mGull p 1evlnsll-s. Esr outage WIS 10 tie
lsaca ald Tie lli.ii.lt on Tlich lsr lime Is ms
Ell IS hess -5it Ia a passage Esu -la zFsseI CT
>1rilsz >uitl lz Tun1ln- II lie Tsar ISL. %
-is Li.-is -sflsrrgn Of tie E.sdlru 5fI The.
aasmFr Of els Laris uI z1IF Tia progress u re-
drrn -smimis na wary lrsihiF CO -is graft storm
l- stimuli llii q The zan,aIel 81 s-.ssnl lis.
Fir-ngclH 90 -la1 1rrlsilH. Il -la riutar lf
- 1lsrs sgr n a grsI1 fIli apun llaE 5I'v1 lie
-is -lss an llr-s,iitia leri-. The waves r-ls.l-
si 70 MON 1la houses ami everything Fas -llEsilz-
sHed VIA issr-uiiln. = tie uHis5 Ct -lis sun
lime l1i 1a-zlia =zlru Dune Flr'i1s-lu. Fin
irasi On sls 5suci, Tss seen It LIE ilar 81 lsr
Lluss- win nnp AMI Ha--i1s, -7-InGlilE her nirp.
squeezing lur -ie =sa Ealzr lGt 7g.rlus- g'lzi-
NJ aFaE lie A1lut.c Ccaan- The A-antii, WIS
-lus'L Yrs. P4r-ngtla spirit WIS ll- EIr
1ast 1us al F'Iu -iHl -ia -aunszt Tzs 1uaaI,.i.
The A-ali-r Ocean lelL li-s. FIrengtln. she
WIS szraiiaHtl i sing 1r 1uli.la bur sila sinuiii
nut iars naiiiIs,i Ei-l tempest Tins =paecl
Is -srnnasi n ais carlrts,i s'iii1uu 1i sydney
Sndls vurss ami 1iiE Is, ~ saiievz. Tie frzs
ans of us. Flr--ng'.1n name igiuE niuEnls.i.
The lnm1I-llitE size ias sarns,i must be sas llg1
l. i1s z1 S-rinsr ~uirl- -g1s-gF To-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

UNUSED PowEaS-We seldom hear better
sermon "a the duty Of preparing for the 6ogrus
whence 20 traveller relg-usr thau Is contained
m The ar'egcry which rsassz that j nan once tel
through this world into the ue1t. there be dis
covered that We retain lhsse parts q ourselves,
and those 01ly, Which We have assit5ogzly used
hers. Curious vaz the spectacle presented to
bis wg1sisri1g sight. BE saw h1-drsis Of t-1-
gryl1osi5g ears They we're forever eosgrsat-
ing and llrryi1g hlther and thi.hsc- He vas
5-Jrursj that 90 earth these lad t1ue the bsaria,
ct cl1-ch uzsic and chsreh sermons; had Gu
sivassd the listening fl,4--iss. ard nothing else.
50 shas they were rev AIRS and nothing mere
Ere noticed 5iy s5oulchs lying about eoatsutsdly
u-5sr 6s-ces and tcsss. and VS. tgId that there
were Perscuz Who bad chiefly used shsfr glssroa0-
mic rcwsrs-wa1 bad sss55z5gzly guzzist At 81
Ilc1s and ccrula-i I'D a. rgs-l-rzz-s, He became
Interested IN scma Ilrgs dolls with coulPlszio1s
Ike wax 5oilz sso- that appeared to none their
eyes h1g1ils7y- and <cuezlHlss 10 g1Pe- These
be learned were WIN. rslH1.ne,i Of Indies Eho bad
cl-g c,.l-zva-st zccd bcss. On ieq1ri-g FIR i
PcFrLlr preacher be WIS cou.t1cssd 20 FlIcs ilii
Of ears : where lively sisisl5l- without vss.5-s
"a brain WIS Still rss1.cuIl-i1g fsPrsssfvsiE-
UFCu making this discovery the ulaa imus,iiat=-
D 1sLs,-aPbst sartlEa-ls as fyLL3Es- 10 f1i thai
powers unused lls cut lha5 parts neglected fllI
lEly thuz We ara al1 gsd 10 keep 1cIy 50 much
Of ourselves Is We use Laok cut thaz yu1 %
mt end a. restless sl-- L. lazy z1luach- &C l.
bag sf Wind
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

A ocxss T,se Or AxrSUxSrs- The laie Ds.
Nisses. q t,Ai,s, wishing 10 deter the yOaas
people e his ask fcop, gOsss se dancing sSser,,
bl.ss, Ssi3 to thea IS NJ yOasg friends, It IS a
so93 za3 sale sa,s fss = Christian. never 10 50
where eSs Master wos,i re, 81 Suppose that
Jeses Cssiss were ron ia lihica as he was once
IN SAsssrsA ssa JeraSsleza, Suppose that yOa
sAosli meet Air' in he s;ree,. would yca dam 10
say 10 Aia Lo7a, there IS a ball tonight al the
CSas0a HOssss wos1 yOa goS~ 1t IS said
that, Is ps, wiSaeg uttered this s,ass6as sea.
tsaee. with = sharp glsacs Il his piercing black
eye, Sai deepest solsaaity et voice. thrill went
tarosge every ss1,,o-, No 0se sai,ed, The
thyass ea2s ho-ae teygib,y, ID, the Ci-iSfj.ss
J'sias replies; 10 oer apprehension 10 aPPgs-
elsb,s a=0sst Of b,aekeyes o. aesp iosoeaiions
car rake tbs kis3 e TAX either so,eus q true
Ii pee,enis IL giye the yoass disciple test by
Which u tgy amasezeats. bat reAlly decides the
uh,le QesssSc1 f,s hin, beforehand. Whether he
would dare 10 ssy Lo73, voat yOa 20 2 depends
upoa the psopgjs,y oi the amusement Itself. sud
that rus, Be settled by ether esi,esia. II a
da1oUs assenb,y must Psss0pPOse a scsas q
friroli,y ard dissipation j; would Sarely be iuAp-
Propr5ats 10 invite his eo-oPsrasioa, AOd YET cur
Lori attended soas pretty large parties aud
drew uroa hiraseli the ssina3yersion q the as
ee.5cs q his Gay, It vas 0acs said 70 him; We
are go;0S 70 have a wedding ard Incorporating
down II Caza Of Galilss wOat yOa sOr AID
Sino1. tie Pbarisse. usss have saii, l au ~
~ 70 have god uaay friends II u'y house to
DAY, afsss syDasosge w9at yoa come > Or
something TO the sane eject -Apj he went.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

Tal-zrIs5F lrE-Es-IF understand Ting rfs ITu-
~ az zie Cara E-.I have l.-rqrs.i --ie --l.ns ar
-ie 1Huulssz. nut zluHl1 -anE "a -.r-na VIM CIR
hackers If cir nr1sr Is ElgE "a mt ElEezuaI lH1s
ne4Hr zzaefir W.ar riE- 1r1rusei- BUT TaI a. sail
Gar slhss.1-Uriuu eau- Z Is r1mmr=si zlur -Ia
lzlrr If ma FearHsz IS wiling ID I'M lir li-aiIiar
laE za.iir m rie feer SIN q s5da On =iniiar Ia
Tire 5snr-e-a lGu.rsis az ris Eiail=aiu Ear-i-
Pc. luizIie- tIr ala 1uFuuss " guu1nU SIG -zVI.iu
IN iuaE-t slie -lluE e1u1acr VIII i-ie Eaarsss,
which WIS lisl lilnszis. and iE siilall ia-nassi-
Tia aaF hank FiiEl d ieiHlr iuilr b. r- Mlrtarl
VII 1r-IhGaiT iH usad7 n lms u aiia 1ar- il .is
-acs Of suE An Eu-ue t.ls HzE Eesit -Is iilflsE-
ant luara aaTa Ind several i-eHril -zais al-IlHd Eis
Inr'iur, and diisnrs n auiniin siilI EsrE rs "a
Fr. Is f-ia fasslszr- Baw II - EIni. dHI-nl- Elie
iaii ssz,In, n -se tiis nar-lss Els VII pr1iia-
bly, have ID 1E =ausrll maraiIs. Auv7FHsr- Bai6rs
1niur 81 % rie s1lzssiIcf-uu Of 4 Interested
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

Eiw S1G4z D Mlls WIz-x-Tla wy n
riinii srlr1r : nmia rel-isrfir Eiinz. it L sli..
WIS MGla sue ID a cuT-uEs Haunsr- 4 assn TING
ini r1nH tirsugii a cay mHi,guriiils. FsnE Vim
bar umitiz isar nnl ! ssluir inas.i. Z WIS lis
tlerH -ia suEur wins rHintnHt This lei 81 SINE
szGeEnen1s- The r.saiE vas INK EssE Gag came
p BE- usHf n lsiinIng sug-r- The saEzr i put
nnl sar--iea ilrs shipped IL lie Inarsz ara The
IL iair a iuis- The FIr IL diIaf Eini zig-lr. Tia
ciaE pur arsr sic zIu and szspt EEE The nnis-
rurs gusz dHr1 Eirruri -se zIEIr ami ir1us
1hnanEi the aaia m the amt &c liiH ilr Tins
uaiisz sia sIrar psr-as.sis Eghha-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

4Iu1E TIN passengers f-ru E-il iE Tia EIta Len,
Flrl IE--sI hers an Min,i-lz nur-1in- VAN E-a
5iudr 5iu CHef gI'sra. -la s.lves1lr u lsliu- Ma
lur Z 4 Elr-s. 4 E. sizHisv -has. HlaiiaF-fou.
and Er WsEnurl ami aHi7 We sHlz fum
E-lH zaz znm Is lHr rlrz ll-ia laauu z ga
iralar lf aialsi. l-aH.si unusually ialas ziHlas-
EiirI #Hnlmas lhsgurls ZIG Of nc szIr-Iati-
1z- r,1Iur--- iiuzisi.Ir-- EEI,nE Tu -la f7zIl
5mri -aliaf Eur some rsais 1aau -iia Faatiiir has
BEEN must liglftiIi n E.iu- -isrH having 5s,r ir-
n.- -iar zHs bar rsr- lizzie rain- Tla nIaafsrsnus
RI zlH-nr ssirlfl-,s u -la -1ui Fs-zar at-as.
If aiar ar1ps WIN Ill BasaiIia iazHaiei-. C,l-tsz
any r4ualus, au la EIas r1ala n zz-i.F 7,zs .sil
Ezglrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

ENrs1rs 81 ErrE-ts-A u-u ,ecrv. scch.tr 3
assa- t. &c s-gazlzec os=s u72~r the same &
Eus1.s CT F,e1ais. A chr-ss- CIR Lodge ID sacr.v
.zgeesss --,- 81 E-s-cf,-,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

T-EcsSc szAI >-s-4r ls-4y1---le rza-tssli7
0uFlri, 90 CIR. 7s=sss t--u rms gU-r g Wv ssi-
q lll,is - s,lurl. l-ul-cls II vest 70 cie Pa
Island y -is la7 rl- r. vas ln-,.zs.ll3 20 rzE VIII
- several ul--s u the lIli ElEE Eu-Tsr h -E -la
lriuiGu -lu- ARR -IE Tg'alr lgccmes IIisr there
VIII be quits zlI1 laz1Gr s,zFsaG Is lli LID NAM
stand waers 7rs--llziz -leEz laa ,esH our Al 1psH
-lll.=lllt m 1z-. Al leggGll q slGr- -iuE s-l OF
several .lulles Fl1 Tsrs Irving co Sunday Island
la~i1g been -l-zzH or By 4 Elui.=r- the 1aaz tgm
tie volcano rendering -lr island 41lullliialle-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
Notice.

THE GEEEELL BIENNIAL MEETING OF
i me Esm5e-s Of the QUEENS HOSPITAL 50
GETTY WI he dsf a. the Ca1r- House CT TUES
D4F- the --th T-SE. ISL. ~ IzH IT. PsrorIsr
T. 4 SCHAEEEE, Sss-s.1rv-
EauaIz-1. lL4T .. ISL 10 /.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24
Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The K0-
Il EALA SUGAR C0NPAET,
Fcr The Election ofOficers &other Business
VIZ TAXA FL1.a S4TUED4T- JUNE Il-E. n Ii
L. r., az the C0ua-a --ssau 5t Nsssrs- CASTLE 3
COOKE Par arlsr-
J. P COOKE. ssc-gtIr7-
Ef51-T1rr yII- - 1871 70 3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-05-24

Mt-s-Tas Sesszsr csr q nlsises-ae ~ sase
-,s z1a ter the Ease. rbs Hs4s a--svaAs a-pm Sa7
E-s,-s-s- ,fss ass- -s-slszrgr. -,- Be he Cgasz-
u- q M1--sy. S1na--p. aai lrsss rs7asc.