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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-07-05

DEATH OF An OLD Resident. The death Of D.
C Waterman, Esq, Consul for Chile at this port
who had been quite Ill for several weeks before be
le here for San Francisco in the Moses Taylor, on
her last trip with the hope Of beneating his health
BY the sea voyage and change Of climate, took
place at sea- on the 18th ult ten days out from this
port We are informed through the poteness OF
one of the passengers by the Moses Taylor, that
Mr. Waterman's health seemed for the first few days
after leaving. here to have greatly improved, and
both himself and his friends board sanguine
In the hope that his health would be fully regAined
BY the time OF the arrival OF the vessel at San Fran
cisco. It was, however, TO be otherwise, as a day
or so before his death relapse of his disease
CURED which ended fatally. Mr.. Waterman, for the
past fifteen years has been resident OF this city,
during which time he has made many warm friends,
who will sincerely mourn his loss and who will
long miss his cheerful presence at their social
gatherings, and in streets. On the receipt of
the announcement Of the death OF Mr.. Waterman,
BY the Ajax on Monday morning, the Government,
Diplomatic and Consular flags were displayed at
halfmast out of respect 10 the deceased. Mr.
Waterman was native OF New Bedford, Mass, and
sixty eight years of age at the time Of his death
His remains were taken to San Francisco in accord
ance with his request, where they were to be in
tered on the 24th ult.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-07-05

MACHINE FOR CLEANING RAMIE,-We clip the
following. from the s F BasfiH referring the Bou-
chard Patent for Cleaning Ramie, received here by
the Steamer City of Melbourne, consigned to Messrs.
Dillingham; * Co, and imported for the Hitchcock
Bros Of Hio who have lately gone into the culture
of that valuable plant ave yesterday inspected out
side the warehouses OF the Russell 6 Erwin Manu-
featuring Company, on sansome Street, new ma
chine for cleaning ramie fibre, which has been i'm
ported from the East expressly for Honolulu plant
err In the Islands with us, the culture is expert
mental The Hawaiian Government i'm
ported the plants from the East Indies in the first
Instance The machine under notice
is known as the Bouehard patent, and is manufae-
tuted in Louisiana 1t is designed for the prepare
ton of the fibre in the crude state, to render
it marketable. This patent claims TO perform as
muc1i as any four machines intendh for the same
purpose which have hitherto been invented, and to
be simple aud more economical 1000 pounds the
fibre can be prepared per day by two horse ma
chine, weighing 900 pounds, and costing $500 de-
liyered here The machine is open to the inspection
of any Interested in the culture of ramie, and will
be on view till the eOth instant when it will be ship
ped to Honolulu"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-07-05

ARRIVAL sY TEK SEzRAsEA--IzSs EAguiSsis1t
EsaEzsA rsszruss . ths psrs q Saturday IAst hLT
ing made ths ro11d TIP Il fsrysrs says, issladinE
s-o7FAEss 4. lie dzs-sas o--5 q esH Der r0sts-
she left sysssy Jzns Iesh s.a AssklsDs OF the lsth,
A.i al1hozgh sbs sxFs-isossi strszg had Ei.ds
szr.g ths greater par TIE passage foa tie later
Eo1 Aaeszp si he TgyLEs L Is dLyI snd Is bozrz-
Sc b-8zEst ssy-fSzr pAsssngsrE ard eo1Es5s-1sls
ta7zrh frs5rat s8= s1a Fr.seisss. besids large
nzsun. q Nh z1s;s-. Ths SshrEskI. EftSr esa-
ass.inE n Azrklsss zi.h he brIocs E-sLzsrB for
o.hs- SsE ZsA1zas psr.s le G la LAY AIR bsr
-lEII fsr Sydney, sd Raas tie AeTOsE II dHyI
AID II ksz-s vk5.h Il tie eEi.kssT the ever EI3s
ssEEssz ths tzs Psrzs- Ia screw EteEzs- Es-O,
Cfs-1s-sy blsekass rzn1s- daring tss cITa sHE !.
ss Ur.ss S.1-ss eoassasrsa re fLssssi bost 4 tks
casr-5ss sazls5 frol A1ekEz-d Ezz-ss1 hozr1 ahsss
q tie yssr.akA, szs, aifaosga tbsrs esaEsaeza
lie bs.zi-E thIs "a Eszls zsts he bes- the, SAs
szsrrzozaasa ber b4-ks-s - hE n01-n--iTzi II
Ssz1AEzs q shsEs dzsssa-s = thsS0--srard e SD
nsyl, z-ta Is ksu-z Eets- TIE Ez7TEl e IL 8srzs
N - sJassy- Ihs pssgls e ia lH1.sr FlAss ssa
-hsss q AsekI1sd Esss zssz ETu--hty izF-zs7ss
rza ths Eas E.sAzsrI Il tki5 Ina ne SssralEA
n N A= seuaas rs5.Es = ~ P Il u z0od.y foE
AaeklAaa aaa stAs- prs CT Sss zeAs1ad, EiEA
= Eni.ss .aoz.t Il f-.sEts E1s thi.ssa Passs-gzu
fr.z san Frzaeises. Esd 0Tsr tvs kz,zrsa tsls 81
r.EH- fr7z rhis F.szz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-07-05

On Saturday, the lit instant, the ten
ders for Government Binds to the amount
of twelve thousand dollars, as advertised
for, were examined ant apportioned to
the highest bids, as follow: VIM. Thomp-
son, one thousand dollarsat five per cent
premium: Godfrey Rhodeb FIVE hundred
dollars at five per cent premium, and Bis
hop & Co, the balance at thee and half
per cent premium. The next lowest
bid was three per cent, and there were
several bids for parts and tle whole of
the amount at par
The payment of the interestsemi,annu-
ally increases the rate, so that bidders ut
par calculated to receive nine and one-ffth
per cent per annum, which is large rate
for money for a long term of years, in
this country, especially in view of the fact
that the rates of interest in Califonia are
steadily receding.
At the premium at which most Of the
loan has been placed the holder wilIreal-
lie eight and nine-tenths per cent per an
mum, larger rate, we take it, than the
same money would realize for like term
of years in any other form of securities.
We believe, that should the Government
need, in view of the proposed public
works authorized by the Legislature, to
place further loan upon the market, that
it would be taken at higher premium
than has yet been offered, and that bid
ders will see that it is the most profitable
investment they can make of moneys not
needed in the. current business of the
country.
Our community is not an old and
wealthy one, having large amounts of
surplus capital seeking employment,
awaiting favorable calls, but what we
have is usually actively engaged in COM
mercial or agricultural enterprises, and
cannot, as it ought not, for the sake of
business, to be withdrawn into other chan
nels- Any large calls for money would
necessarily send up the rates of interest,
and neither individuals or the Govern
ment would be helped thereby in their
enterprises; nor would it tend to develop
the resources or increase the industries of
the country. Hence, while it is seen that
the Government can borrow at a smaller
rate than that obtained in business on real
estate securities, it is still larger rate
than would have to be paid for foreign
capital, the bringing in of which would
tend to the general advantage in many
ways We do not propose to discuss this
point now, as the necessity to do so is not
at hand, but it is one well worth conside-
ration when the public policy shall de-
mand that loans to any large amount
shall be placed upon the market
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Inter-CoIoniaI Exhibition AT sydney.


The Hawaiian Consul at Sydney, Chas.
St Julian, Esq, writes that he viii be
very happy to take charge of any thing
that may be sent from here to be exhibit
Cd ST the Inter-Colonial Exhibition to be
held al Sydney on the 2lst of August
next. The return of the steamer Wonga
Wonga from San Francisco will afford a
good opportunity for those wishing to for
ward contributions of Hawaiian produce.
The Consul will obey the instructions of
contributors in regard to the disposition
Of samples after the exhibition, so that if
any one wishes their articles sold, he viii
do SO and remit the proceeds.
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SEEKING FoR a WIFE-We notice about town,
blind yoanE man with Iii whistle in his hand,
which be oczsioually plsys TO semiriug crowd of
his fellow eonnirynen. ore afternoon IS be was
disooursing sweet music curiosity and the natural
insiine, for an item, prompted Us TO ask person,
who sPPezredto Be the guide of;hs blind musician,
Why he had selected musical ooeGpaiiou, when We
were Informed IS follows: He Is resident Of Kan
81 and became Blind through a accident when quite
yoa1g Arrived at the sge Of manhood, the idea Of
sinning s wife took siro1g hold Of hin, and be
studied the matter over in his mind IS 70 the best
possible means TO accomplish his desire. He przc-
iioed dancing Until be thosght be WAS proficient in
tie zri Ehsn K exhibited himself on various coca
siOas, bat without sueeesz though be Was much sp-
pl.used- Next TO dz7ciag, he thought singing
would Be the most conducive 10 success, and with
this idea fixed in his mind he cultivated his voice
AID 8fter Ezhile made pzblie display Of his vocal
powers, bit alas with DO better ssecess Afer be
ing twice non-plassed, be TUNED his attention to
mechanics, thinking that By Lis Ingenuity be nigh;
p<rrAznoe dzE some I0Ei5g heart TO share with
hin the tolls and pleasures OF lie. he perfected
himself II tie mechanism Of watch, so that be
could dissect replace thss dainty and complicated
eoafrT1noe Of nsn, bat al his ingenuity vas Of 10
avail &c teit discouraged and bezsilsd The crusI
misfortune that robbed hin OF ore Of tie dearest
ltiri5zies Of n1n-sigti, Aftsr lapse Of tine
the stroag desire for domestic life oBee more led
hin 70 make s6Otbsr and more persistent eEoT1,
be took 10 ulssie: and II unsuccessful II this, Re
UO1ld combine al his aeeonpliEhaeItz, and thIs
yin wife II his roaming Life, Ee Ind the sequel
to LIS last Effort &c stin clingz, however. 70 the
hsisf thai IN tine be VII sseeeea This s TIE Sc
eon5 tine be has ben 10 HoaOlzlu 10 III lis for
tine We wish hin ssccess
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EFFEcTs OF Await Thursday. tive va
pieksi up OF the Palaus road and tAken to Is hon
in $ rather usddled condition. It aPpsAr ID ths
the man had been drinking sua at friends hOust
and bad sTiisaty missed bis calculations and over
dOssd himself with the beTerAge- Among HaSG iian
Il Is old eust0n to visit another AID shf re
BleehAnalAn feast and in case the visitor has 70 re-
turn TO his home. he makes bis calculations to b
quantity required to reach thathappy condition. vi
everything around him assumes > celestial b1e, an
quietly sithdrazs from his friends 70 bis HON,
enjoy the Elects Of the feast. the WhsI
Re reaches that blissf1l ststs. In this inEtancs u
missed his reckoning s. be had reached the eui
nin1ting P0int midway to bis home When founi
the rad be perfectly eontsatsi andindiHersat
70 everything about him foreigner living near,
seeing the condition Of sfsirs OEerea h.ndear:, in
Ehieh the nan vas taken home.
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By the notice from the Finance Ofioe,
in oar oficiSl column. It viii be observed
thz; The Tax PAyers a1e 10 make their NJ
turns Is Of the Is; day Of july 70 the As
SCISSORS Il Is not expected tbst the re
turns shall be made on thzt day, SIS that
Is impossible, and If !; were possible,
would be announcement both 10 the Asses
sor And Tax PAvers, IS vel IS be Of no
benefit 10 the public service. The Asses
sor NAV require the returns 70 be. sent in
on any day during the time SLOWED to
him by lsw, tbs; msr be convenient for
the expedition Of his work. and for the
fAithfIl assessment Of the various parts Of
the district to which be has been &ppoint-
ed In Honolulu, for example. one divi-
sion Of the district nzy Be required 70
make resarn OF one day, sni other divi-
sons on other DAYS but on whzsever day
the retarn Is mA5e. must be made Of the
valuation Of property as Of the Isl dsy
o. JRly.
The Assessors 2re allowed from the Isl
Of July to the Is; Of September 70 make
their assessments Snd to deliver 10 the
Governors two copies Of their books
One Of these Is to Be passed ove- 70 the
Tax Collector. whose duties commence on
the first dSy Of September Il would
Therefore be simply impossible for the As
sessor 10 comply with the Saztute if the
Tax Psvers, one sad ST, could defer max
ing Their returns until the Is d2F Of Sep
tenber.
1t Is necessary in making assessments,
vbeze the principle Obtains. IS Il dos IN
fhis eOvEsry. Of taxing only the. Aosu@l
property eVnei BY an Individual. By
allowing both mortgages and book debts
to be deinuesd froR the property n PCS
session. thSt the res--nS should al Be
made IS Of s certain fixed 6sy. The Tax
Payers IS Es1 IS the neEsnue would be
u45aSsly dealt VIII By say Ozher oozrse.
sn5 the irregularities EOuia be beyoni
correction o. cozErl-
Tie assessment Of the present yes- en-
b-@eas only personal properly and Whist
ever changes an5 Ezprorenenss nav hzx<
been made On nal estate Tie latter
specS< q property < assessed o1ly oooe
IN I've Tezrs. and the assessment xpoa Il
was @s1e I2st rear The dlrer1ioas print i
ed upon The blszls iss1sa By The Asses
sor. exPlzin rs-y fziriiy WHIST the returns
Ems be- zaa how and When they should
be made
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THE OLD PAINT SHOP.
Licenses Expiring in July, 1871.

III Sin II; Hyman Brsshsrs; Pan Hsug. N
Al HiDs; u J II CroEsll; IS Hsnry Nav: Isl Hin
chong; - n B 6iivsirs 4 Br,, ~ Wa Ran. a.
Un7 IS Al H1s y All LAMA; 2 Chung h.. II D
Filter. HAWAII-Hamskaa, I Joaasfn: Ka-
1ai' konE, - d y HFseuEsll- Ka9as. Kosa. p Al
k1az; Kailna, KOns, y II * GrsanwelI. EaiI1.
ksns. IL Hs.ry Cooper; Knkaihasls, Har.akaa. -
Ais1s- HAbL-Hans. 10 Kanakaole: Wsiluku. IS
He.g ko- K0L0KAI-Kala.aha, : Al "a.
Hholesaie--HenslalH, ! LYMAN Brotksrs; Is
Hsary Nay; 1kso Il D.riss; walker AIIe1.
Retail piris--Honoiaiu, J DWELL.
MnoleSaie plrff--Honol1fz, IA q Dayiss.
Enthusiastically EoIEs
1Laiilons-knioa, Kauai. s " n Riss
HEnakas, 70 Koko -,
Pabiie show--HonoIuIa, 2 c srsgsry.
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS In Probate in the msttsr a. the Estate 81
MICHAEL 0. DUNN Of Hanaiei. KszAi-Rsfore cArf Jus
tice Allen, in Chambers.
On reading and filing the petition q - Dunn. the kdey
settnr forth that her husband ~ Dunn late q Hauaie
island % Kauai the 1fih DAY Of March, ISL
and praviu Letters Administrator 10 Be issued 20 her
tbe petitioner and further praying that she nay Be appoint
ed Guardian q the person and property q The ar sArsn
Of the deceased.
II Is Ordered By the Court FRIDAY Tie 2It Gay Il
July D. ISL 10 o'clock in the frenocn. b md the
sane hereby appointed or hearing The aid petition hers
the said Justice Chambers In ouolulu Which tine
place all persons interested may appear and show cs n
any they have why the should not Be granted ard t
notice thereof Be given By publication Of this order In The
G1EErTE newspaper ir three successive uoek1
previous q said bearing
Dated Honolulu H. ]. July Sd, ISL.
ELISHA n ALLEN
Attest. Chief Justice Of the supreme cogrt.
W1LrKE r. SEAi Clerk. Gtt
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CUPREIE COURT OF the Hawaiian TAI
ands in Probate; Island q Oahu Havsiisa isandssl
In The Matter Of The Esafe o. DANIEL c. WATERNAs,
DECEASED Order appointing Tine r Probate u VII add IL
reesinr publication q Ndticc o. TIE
pruuneut purportnr bc the last VIII and Testament
Of Daniel Waterman deceased having the third day q
July A. d. 1871 been presented % the sid frooate Court
,n ueston probata thrreo aud f the isancs q
Letters Tstancntary to George Merrill aud John o po
inis having been filed by John 0. Dominla.
II Is hereby Ordered that WEDNESDAY The llth day q
October A. D. ISL O'Clock A. ~ q sd day, a. he
Court aid Court. uououlu Island o. oaha N
the Hawaiian Islands BE- aud the SAME t. hereby aFPntd
the time for proving said VIII aud the granting q Letters
Testamentary.
Il Is further Ordered that notice thereof b given By pub
caton fr four successive weeks Ia the HAvAIrAN Ga1Err
a newspaper printed and published In Honolulu.
And il Is further Ordered that citations BE- issued % The
uscbn witnesses the said VIII and % the heirs q The
Detroit Of Mehigan o. s A. Fail River and
New Bedford Of Massachusetts, T. 3 A. % APPEAR ad
contest the Probate Of aid Will At the time Appointed
Dated Honolulu, II. l. JAY Sd, ISL. - -
ELISHA II. ALLEN.
Attest: Chief Justice e the Supreme Court
WALrra r. SEAL Clerk. 3I
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME I

SUPREME COURT Of the Hawaiian hal-
~ ands In Probate; Island Of Oahu ilaseiisl lsl.n.,
+ hs Mater ~ tho Fstata q SHERMAN PECK, drcea1
"A. Order appointing Time Or Probate q VIII and a'''"as
Publication u Notice % the same.
Document purrprtnE @ b the last WI 40 tes.Aeat
- st.ran Peek deceased having the th day q June.
N ISL been presented 70 the aid Probate clurf sd
li, ~ me probate thereof and 90 he Issuance q let
ters T,tamentsry Emily H. Peck, having bcea dlae b
Emily n. Peck, .--r,-.--.-z -, -. =.
fuiv n ISL a ten o'ciosk A. n. q -.id day AZ ths
cort Room Of aad Court Honolulu. uahu BE- md toe
same H. hereby appointed the time - proving si w ala
hsan aid appicaton and where perou Interest,"
"a may appear contest the said W.T. and the granting q
Letters TcstamentarY
n erther Ordered that notice thereof Be given b. psb
LEGATION for three successive weeks IN the AWAifAA 0A4kr1
a newspaper printed and published In Hqnoluu-
And Ia further Ordered that citations - lsscd % he
subribnr witnesses said wiz aud The heirs q Ne tei
tor IN Honolulu appear and contest the probate q iad
win AZ the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, II. l. July ID, ISL - -
Atte.t. Chief Jnsticc q he Scyrsms Court
wstrrR n. SEti. Clerk. III
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Old Coughs, Colds and AIhmatieal ARsc.
hons.
Dsrsngement and DistsnaOn Of the
Bowels, Flatuleney, DiarrhGA
and DyBentery

Any symptoms q the cunsp.iets shoaId b. sI-
1eJ net b sSpropriare does a these ps a-orlnx
ihe printed drectio1fl Delay nay b. houe b. tassls
consequencea These Piis certain remedy s. Ell th8
ailments q ne a1sntafJ caaa fsy fhs thruugb
dgssf1B q The fod and kn5y % tks stdzlrh
liver kidneys, and l0aes A. househdi4 usdcas az
ars uHrEsllsds and should slEays b % kald
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Probate Notice.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ALEX
i AMBER WHITE. Of MoOaa- deeeaIe.i.-Bsfsrs
Hon. James W. Smith. Circuit Judge, Fourth ia
dcial Circuit Island Of Eaua Hawaiian Islands, o..
On reading and fling the petition OWN. o. smith.
Administrator Of said estate, praying thst day nay
be appointed for the presentation and approval 81 ts
claims against said estate Il is hereby ordered that
SATURDAY, the 5th day Of August. A. d. ISL. at
o'clock in the afternoon, be and the Is hereby
appointed the day and hour for hearing said petition,
before said Circuit Judge in bis Chambers in Hauil
will at which time and place all persons interested
may then and there appear aud show cause agsinss
the allowance Of any claim
JAMES ". SMITH.
Cirsuit Judge. Fourth Judicial Great
Koloa, Kauai, june 20, ISL 2-it
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Fax K@A-Eroa tbs eis--sss vs bs.- tsas g
Pi01E z5as have f11sa. al thai 1Er5-uf1rll Fr1s-
Fscz AZ god. - 5-ss ools<E-z l. esor=1s1- Ia
e1'7se Ela ozu1Es tres 81 szEsr from h-E1t n
LIS pas. n slEz tbs DLi1 s-azss q ths e01z-
II, l0a o-As- F-od1-zs zez u BE Z s111-zai1Z
c1zzz-5S1
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Nohce

TRhere by given. that J. Mott SMITH
i has bses eo1Eitzted ny Attorney u fsef, 6srics
NJ zbsenee Abrsse- WI HILLEBRA6D, n y. :
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LAvEKsc1 NocriIT las resigned The Ozes .:
Clrrt q the sup-eme Court. ana WALTER r SEAI.
late Deputy oie-k. shis dsy appointed TIE Cierk-
By order q he Justices o. he Sap-ens Court
CsuE- Hovsr. HoaolslE. July lsi. ISL.
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thAi lie second iaE.A1szs q twenty Eve per cent :
hs-sAy called fs-. Payment VII bt made a. TIE
FaAass ozes g - Aess1s the Isl 5Ey @. JAY ae1i
:. Ner- SGrrE.
Miris.e- q Fl-.,es.
FinAaee oSee. June G. ISL.
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ARRIVAL THE MoRSISs STAR.-The new mis-
sOnATy packet Morning Star arrived in our hsrbOr
Monday afternoon At four clock, l26 days from
Boston, which is six days 10 uger than the passGg
made BY her predecessor It il interesting coin
eidsnee that she should make Der appearance tho
same Day on which the missions res arrived (by ii
Ajax who to take passage il her for the scene
their lAbOrs her first trip. The late Morning sts
arrived here the 18th Of Mar b, 1867. 40 day
passage. while the pioneer packet rrTsd April 24th
1857 Us days passage, making thu se vessels Ehie
have besa built for the missionaries within Il year
BY the Sabbath Schools Of the United States. with a.
sistanee from those Of our own IslAl ds. The neR
vessel IN every respect the eountsrp art of the lat
one, so much so that one would almost imagine it
Re the same vessel. She Was built n East Boston
And launched on the 26th Of January 1871,
le Boston February 9Th She came aloi gside Of Il
esplAnsde On her arrival AID VAS Tisite By lATg
nGnbsr Of persons, both native and fore ign. shi
has assorted cargo Of American nsrehsL dis e. cor
signed to Msssrz. Castle Cooke.
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Very Important, Of Co.tivsns.. Beware

Rarely bat little notcs taxa q essenaas yet = cr
tam psriodt l. i srn that danger raar An sks
seized With appopiszy and paalJn haFe 5sss.ly ~
ferei iroa eosfFeness IN he f=er caas tId 10
The he-t small ssn 4 rrpied ihs tzi1 k1sr
ne rest Let HSe eogns iAeiE tusban1s asd tas1aa1
thsr TiTss nsTsf 70 3 e bed iecld nstt n 5oezs
have no been properly moved d1rinE hs .y par.slIaT
they Eel hsasy and drossy - rratis dcsss 4 ess
nae Ris III regulate he ercaiaton q ih5 bod snf
move al dargtsons sympl0m1
Hozoua,ys PM ays IL ~ r,,..y. - Z. a.
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Lecture at Fut Street Church.
To Let.

That Very Desirable Resi-
~. demee o. the Sula11 Tallky kosd, f0E-
merry oec1pied b Dr. HiIleDrzod Poses
sfo1 given iUDedlsfeiy.
20 terms sdPlyts Lz%lDl ,. MOTT SMITH
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TIE NKw GERMAN CLuB RooNs.-The German
Club took possession Of their new rooms on Satur-
day evening last and inaugurated the event by
display OF fireworks and good time generally.
neat building, situated on fine lot Emma street
has been ere,ted for them When the ground is
laid out and some choice trees planted, is intend
ed in addition to those already the lot, 1t will be
handsome AMI cosy place and quite retired The
building is fty feet long aud forty wide, with
nest por;ico in front, and also yerandah ten feet
wide running the whole length OF the building.
There are three 70 In front entry room, card
room and reading room, each sixteen feet long and
twenty wide, all opening on TO the verandah. The
billiard-roOm is hfty feet long and twenty wide and
if occasion should Qure, as will doubtless be the
case, it will make splendid ballroom. There is
back verandah eight feet wide, with q small room
at one end to be used a store room. In addition
to this there is small building the premises for
Stewards room, etc The Club hss received an
other billiardtable from san Francisco, and wher
they have completed all their arrangements, the,
viii have good cause to feel proud of their neV
rooms The German Gu was organized in Sep
TENDER, 1854 It numbers thirtynine members
the present time, and is in fourishns condition
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