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M BARGAINS IN PoPLINs, DRESS
GOODS. ORaAND1Es,i LAWNS, PERGALEs;


- f.sa -lu.,aayt.3 ALSO. ~ eT - " Sra.
- ,. LINEN GOODS for boys; tcf..t.. lliI O.
IT 81, TOWELS, NAPKINS, ID lu @-.a,..a y.s,
rs, E., ALPACAS, &C.. &C. RI. 5sg.7..,f ~
THOMASR R. PRICES CO., during the present
month, to relieve the .tedium Of " dog days. win
close out many styles of SUMNER GOODS without
regard to cost No list OF prices is given, but each
article viii show for itself, - t.-
E., Also on hand, received recently by steamer aud
express, - '4' ''.''>''--'' ~ t'''''-.
NEW aud PRETTY PRINTS, In American and
~, English; '-SyaAait9Eo .EJSA' p
,WHIg'Eand COL oRED PIQUEs s5 to Soc-so, oal
BLACK GREEADINES;.Ggfs - Stsos2tz9 gs:f!t
BLACK DELANES;i .zfs&sD bnE if'y7FSJ. 4 =,
'LINEN-BoS0M SHIRTS: GAUzE SHIRTS -
HOSIERY every grade; .fsuia hHG fiyggsi1 - Esg
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and GUESS ~ a.
BLACK and Col ORED RIBBONS; ,,fyg,.4 -. IA
BELTS CoRsETs, n,,s!, .fra@yaF ~ 20 "a
KID GLOVES, mos. ,,,.....g.-, .s.,,.t ,.1 ,.s.
I Z HE d GLOVES, .ysaT 10 s-, trg" e.t,
SHEETTNGs, both linen and cotton: IL. -. q.
rPHLowLrNEE and IRISH LINEN, p, -,
DR1LLINGS and CASSIMERES, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, vESTfEGs, &C. -. '.8'-' 30 "''.'
"'.' Ut NEW GOODS DAILY. .''''' ,-i'..sf
f5tli- r~eA = G'- r. R.pRICEIS CO.'S
aug. .fa1lot Main street corner Eleventh. tsf
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These public and specific charges demand
the attention Of those implicated by them
especially those who, arc now candidates for
reflection. One, OF the stockholders to the
amount of s25oO00 was Fl. G.. FAINT, then
OF Richmond, Va, the stock being bought
for him by McConlb; but he went back on
the purchase, and McComb had to take It
himself. .a !; ,,..4 ,,, .d.s ht'.1 t~:. g. fs
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mEETIYGs.

T,HE MEMBERS OF ST., JOHNS, a
Il LODGE. No IS. are requested 70 attend ~
stated meeting OF their Lodge az Wasn HIHvEENtEG
at SocIock. Members Of sister Lodges fraternail'
invited to attend :, N ,s.e.srs -, ,I..,- >r:,
= 90 ,o-its -, c. P. LAUGHTON, Secrefary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

" lhdlNiA HALL .#ga
-s'' ~ FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY. 70:
COMMENCING MONDAY SEPTEMBEH aTii.
~ - JIIST RETURNED FROM EUROPE, - .r
~. aEsgi-E7 = "s- ANDERSON ...J -' o.. D.,
80 .sr.r.s D.. THE HLUS1ONTST. aH..tss.
AS9'''e"'' - COLUMBIA ANDERSON.
- &c + Also, YOUNG AMERICA. ""@. " De
ONE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL. - :, :, ,,.,, ,,,
AND COSTLY PRESENTS
,'5 to- BE GIVEN AWAY EACH EVENING.
81 Doors o,,eT at !, commences Mt g. Admission SSc;
Reserved seats. Soc. Reserved seats can he procured
nj West Johnston & Co.'s bookstore. Sc f-5tF ,
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THE NEXT SESSION OF HAMppEN
L SYDNEY COLLEGE will begin on THURS
DAY, September 5th. ia. 'a+
In addition 81 the studies Of the curriculum ~
structon will be given Ia German by Professor Hi''
ter Blair aud ia Frencsi by Professor Addison !tose
utia fee Of $50 for each t,uguaRe.
For further particulars. or for catalogue 'd't'-~
IN. REV. j.. NJ. p. AThfNS,iN. ID. y,
-. = .--.. Uaini,den Svdn.y College.
iy IG-am. Prince Edward rnunt'. Va
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: OFFICE or THE WEST PoINT LAND CoMfANi,l
WEST POINT, KING WILLIAM COUNT ss, IA,

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Dt-
a pEfrroRs OF THE WEST POINT LAND
tt1MPANY viii lie held Mt the Office Of the said
Company West Point or the be , no asy Of q ape
in thc y,c,ncy in the office OF President Of said
tS,nnany. occasioned by the death Of Joseph Ry-
and Esd late President Of the Company, ana NJ.
tending to OTHER masters OF E1taI pF Pn 'ne
Secretary of the West Point Land Company ~
Al, IN T,1fd .-s.' ..' 1903
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AEEMBERS OF THE JOURNEfMEN
lH HOIJsE-PAINTERs, UNION.-Yonars hss re
fy notified To attend regular meenns on ,nr -
rcncstcd to I've present.. as business OF importance
will he brought before the meeting gy 9Insr ~ INC
EISuS ,.S gf.-a -r~Ns . III = ~" 5" Secretary.
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lehat Din. Ser ssss sde arsf BIZ R,se
Thsre Ssas ais rspected fata IN ssdeS
rieksbafN q ssadAeh ConseSyatise, ana
(Mr. sSMs, Jr.,) seuad not gesHheM OF the1
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] DouaHr MEspkas or CosaaE
York SIN publishes The testinae Il

! DDuaHr MEsnSas or CosdRs ss 1se
York SIN publishes the testinaz Of ssnry
s. McConb, given 10 june, ls8, oea1g NJ 20
examiner IN that sity ln@be cFaaof Ms9no
b. b. The Credit Mobfiier ndothsss. TIT ems
testimony the wfsacss alleges that stock IN
fhe - Credit Mobilier" was presented 70 the
aehowsps siau,ea nembers Of Congress to
,sakzrs shesr. infsusacefos certain Legislation
sor he Union Pseiac railroad, which, was ip
proessss. or construction By The company
known as she .ssssedit tAfohilier.H' 'Theffst
Of subsidized, Csngreannen'isl given az fol-
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r ga-H T.LATIN.p ['f7' s#
f.. et II. GREEK.gf -a.+f #aa
FL Ill MODERN LANGUAGES.
Is ftls ". MATHEMATICS.
@'"' V. NATURAL SCIENCES.
Z" '''." VI. MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
es . VII. ENGLISH. ~ .

! In addition 60 the foregoing. SCHOOL OF LAW
and Il COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT are cpu-
neCted with the College. ...
The entire expenses of student, Including board
In messing clubs tuition. and other college fee.
fuel lights and washing, amount to ssoc for the
sion Of nine mouths. The same expense II board
be had In priyate families will be S2Ts.
4 For catalogues giving full information apply 10
slarke & Iiyland, OTIS Maiu street, or aiIr-s
= RI z .#,tFB FF6'h EB.sPURYEAR.
q f. 18TH. Th,&StOI Chairman of the Faculty
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THE MISSES GRATTAN WILL RE
L SIJSiE the duties of their SCHOOL on the Sr
DAY OF OCTOBER on Main streetnear the corner
OF Third, No. 2l9.vssE ~ fsyss.a Eau l5-2ctwtd
MISS Y. A. LAWS will resume her MI
NI SIC LESSONS at 400 Clay street September
3Oth, 1872. Those who wish to renew their ci,gsge
meuts are requested to apply promptly. ~
au 5I-2tawtlO*l t4fC# q g. a- .r f&a&
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~ tsff 81 = q
COLLEGE,

- 80" 80 -
The SESSIONS Of this institution open on the Is,
of; October. and continue until the ist Of ,InIy.
The College comprises the following schnot 10
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

BaET FaEV1Ns--An excellent act Of Parlia-
us-t. framed for the better protection Of infant
lie, VII cone i5to operation i1 Great Britain on
The first Of November. The object Of the new
lac Is 10 guard sgai1st the iniggitogs system OF
baby farming The act states that the houses
G. persons retaining or receiving for hire two or
more infants. for the purpose Of nursing. are to
be registered The ace Of az icfaut Is under one
yszr The local authority Of the place is to keep
he register AID nay refuse TO register unless
sz-issed that the place Is suitable or the april
cart OF good character. A person so registered
Is 70 keep register Of all infants received, and
. produce the sane when required. A local
authority for ssri0us neglect or when person
Is Incapable Of providing proper food and atten-
t01. or If the house is unfit nav strike the house
and uaue Of the register. An inquest Is be held
&C Al infant dying IL { registered house, unless
medical certificate Is produced to the coroner.
The Punishment for an offence under the act i
15t 70 exceed SIX molths, with or without hard
i1hor- Or f1e Of twenty-five dollars. Fines and
Penalties recovered are to 20 TO the local rates.
Tie statute extends 70 the United kingdom. and
The local authorities are specified. These are
stringent rules but the abuse Of baby farming had
u England become 50 unbearable that something
Ct tie kind vas iuperztiEely demanded. ID the
metropolis tie Metropolitan Board Of Works Is
The local aatb0rity, and IN the city Of London the
Couuoa Council
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

To DEyE RArs Away WITHOUT PorSox-We
know Of three methods First, the old French
plan; this is followed chiefly in PARIS BY men
who make It q special business They take a
deep tub with uster on the bottom, and little
elevation in the middle ike an island, on which
Is only place Tor just one rat TO sit 90. The top
is covered and has large balanced valve, open
ing downward on the middle Of this valve a
piece Of fried pork or cheese is fixed, and when
rat walks On it 20 get the cheese, the valve goes
down, drops the rat IN the water, aud moves back
10 position. A r1ad Is made from a rat hole to
the top Of the tub, BY means Of a niece Of board
rubbed with cheese, 50 as to make the walk at
tractiye for the rats. In the course Of a single
night some ten, twenty, or even more rats may
60 down, aud il the island was not there thev
would be found mostly all alive in the morning.
quietly swimming round bot the provision of
the little island saves the trouble Of killing them,
because their egotistic instinct OF sel-preserva-
ton causes them to fight for the exclusive Dos
session Of the island on which in the morning the
strongest rat is found ia solitary possession all
the others being killed ard drowned around him.
Second, the New York plan, invented BY one Of
our friends. The floor near the rat hole il Gov
cred with thin layer Of moist caustic potassa.
When the rats walk on this it makes their feet
sore these they lick with their tongues. which
makes their mouth sore; and the result is that
they shun this locality, not alone, but appear to
tel al the rats il the ueighborhood about it and
eTentG1ly the house Is entirely abandoned by
them, notwithstanding the houses around mayb be
teeuing with rats. Third, he Duel mefIod:
this is said to Be used Successfully in Holland:
We have however never tried it. A number OF
rats are left together to themselves in very
large tap or cage, with no food whatever; their
craving hunger vii cause them to fight, and the
weakest viii be eaten By the strongest Aftera
short time the 6ght Is renewed. and the next
weakest IL the victim, and so it goes on till one
stroug rat IS left. When this one has eaten the
last remaius Of any Of the Others. It Is set loose
the animal has now acquired such 4 taste for rat
flesh that be Is the terror Of ratdom. going round
seeking what rat he may devour. In al ineredr
by short tine the premises are abandoned bv all
other rats, which viii not cone hack before the
cznuibal rat has left or has died.-MnsHf7cs,D,
and Builder
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

ON CHsRAcrsES-Frcm Omaha to ogier
our family consisted Of sbou, ten members
some Of them tie most ludicrOus specimens O.
Californians, One old iady in particular amused
Us immensely. When she heard we were bound
for California she Immediately entered into con
versaiion with Us, and II less than half an hour
we heard her whole history how she was origin
ally iron Kentucky. but for tbe past twenty years
has resided 10 Vallejo. She was widow, and a
Catholic, and as she herself said the worst kind
/ ola ooe because she was converted and had been
studying religion preparatory TO taking the white
veil, She discussed the subject very freely with
every one, and when the victim was gentleman
she frequently got quite excited. She endeavor-
ed to impress Us with the belief that she very
humble, so much so that she dared to dress Only
in the plainest Of clothes, to which her scrupu-
lousy plain black drsSs and white handkerchief
around her neck bore evidence. All she wanted
in this world was food and raiment OF the former
she preferred the best Kind. Judge, by the looks
OF Der two big lunch-baskets. which exhibited
countless variety Of cold meats, cakes, canned
fruits, &c, ard l noticed when the bottle was
passed round she partOok quite freely. Also
flask Of brandy came into use early in the morn
ing before breakfast, but wont venture 70 say
how many more times duriag the day. Another
funny character was an old gentleman from Salt
lake City. He Immediately made friends with
the old lady, indeed they seemed to have sort
Of kindred feeling. as both came from Hent1cky.
At times the car was the scene Of some highly
interesting controversies. The old gentleman
called himself " brOai-gauge man, aud his
creed wss, Is Love all in the world that is lovea-
be- and pity the balance Somebody suggested
that that meant love all the women and pity the
men, and he concluded that was pretty true
after all. Living up to that creed, he managed,
he said, to get along through the world pretty
comfortably. BE quite shocked the Kentucky
sister BY declaring that Catholics were nearly
the sane as Mormous, the only difference being
that the Mormons believe they will get to heaven
BY getting married, while the Catholics thlnk to .
get there by not marrying. This raised general I
laugh and the old man became quite tayorite.-
Nst, York MAJ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

TIE SoHtE Paaife TINES, Published at CaIIao,
has an article OF the horrors Of the Chinese emf
grafton to Peru, in which it says that out Of
1901 Cinnamon who have shipped from Macao
during the last IL years. Only 3s-64s arrived in
port, the remainder having died on the passage.
One instance Is given where oat Of a cargo Of 800
only 30 ARRIVED. The vessels it is said, are loaded
with such quantity Of human freight as can be
obtained, without any regard to their carrying
capacity, aud the Times demands that the good
name Of Peru be no longer furnished By the scan
dal on humanity committed in the emigraat trsf5e
under Der fag.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

japanese exhibi, in their policy s,udyiug the laws
and Customs Of the most civilized countries is
worthy Of attention aud eommeudation. They are
adopting and enaetiug such laws as viii stimulate
their growth IN the Industrial arts They have nov
patent law which not only protects their home in
ventiOns, but Is intended to protect foreign inven
lions as well. We exPect that japan will yet con
tribute largely toward the reward Of American in.
ventive genius, becsuse American Inventors will to
great extent, occupy the field thus thrown opeutO
them.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

GONG VISTA novel enisrsnt party passed
through Hisaeld few days since. 1t consisted Of
and wife, both inside OF 50 years OF sge, and
their Conveyance was an ordinary freight car, with
in which were not only an the aPpureuanees that
adorned their Eastern home but in addition, their
family horse aud carryall, 10 say nothing Of bloom
ing flowers in pots, &c, amounting il all 10 the
weight Of four tons. They were from Boston, and
had chartered the car to take themselves, household
utensils furniture and effects to De Witt, Nebraska,
for the sum OF $Soo
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

Tn FOR TAT.-The Prassian Emperor has Just
sent bis iron cross to a FFeuenusn who jumped in
to the MoseIle and rescued German soldier from
drowning The Freuchmzn returned the cross, res
Pectfuy regrrtting his liability 20 except any marx
Of distinction from the Prussisn Emperor. He
claims in exchange The liberation Of the last French
prisoner who Is stiIl detained in Prussan prison.
'' Your Majesty owes me man, for have given
oue to you. and claim Payueui-n
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

THE editor Of Western exchange makes the
cszsds L0z0r15le il the following elaborate
style: There is 8 f. in oar ofsce-ous particu-
lar aggressive ay, distinguished from his brethren
b pertinacity and untiring energy that. if
properly directed, are enough to make him Presi-
dent Other flies We can dispose Of BY whisking
8 PaPer at them or putting them out Of the win
cox Bat this fy We can't manage. We don't
Ike 70 All flies There Is something 50 eon6diug
about then that it seems Ike breach Of hospi-
tally 70 kill them That fT tzmbles into our
inkstand, erawls ogt and dries his little feet by
waking over cur paper As Ee Erite. TIE com
Posiior mas hard work TO deciPher or manuscript
soustines. And II this connection We would
m4ke sight correction In the last lumber Of
or psper We called the Hon. Mr.. - an IN
pH1cipled deuasOgue; We should have said
high-toDed patriot Il was al the fauIt Of that
fy- The brother Of the Hon Mr.. - came
into or oa5os this morning with a new and
s95stantiallooki7s cane, and reminded Is Of the
misprBtH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

A correspondent Of the CosRiry Gsrtiaaas has
four horses that contracted the habit Of CRIB biting
He painted the woodwork OF the stable with crude
petroleum, and was amused by the grimaees OF the
auisls over the smell and taste, but rcjoiced that
in his cSSe it effected cure
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

English and French Letter Papers, satin surface and
extra me, plain and gilt edges
Do Billet and Note. DO DO. DO.
Do. Letter and Note Envelopes, 90 match TIE above
Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes-an assost-
ment constantly on hand
American papers from the best makers, q almost
every description
Enamclled surface and pearl surface Cards
Embossed and Friendship Cards
Perforated Boards. for Chenclie work
Tissue and fancy-colored Papers
Morocco and Embossed. and Gold and Silver Papers
Best London Quilts and Quill Pens
Steel Tens. from the best makers
English Red aud eolorcd Waters
English Notarial Waters
English Sealing Wax, rcd and fancy
Kidicr's Pavsou's Iudeliblc Ink
Blue. black and red Writing Ink
Hair. Cloth Tooth, Nail and shaving Brushes
Thermometers, Tooth-picks.
Maps Of Hawaiian Tslands.
Portable Writing Desks, from 70 % - inches.
Mahogany and Rosewood. adapted for ladies
and senucmcu's use
Constantly on hand School Books % all kinds in
general use
Family and Pocket Bibles. Tcstamcrts, ETC.
Standard English aui American Books
Papcr-eover Books, Song and Music Books
Juvenile and Toy Books Of every description
English Drawing Paper Oh sifcs, from deny 90
double elephant
Bristol Boards. Of every size and thickness
Tracing Papers and Tracing Cambria
Newman's Water Colors. 10 boxes
Best sable and Cancels Hair Brushes
Fabcr's superior Drawing Pcnciis
Colorcd Pencils, Crcia Lewis Do.
Mathematical, or Drawing lnstrumcnts in eases,
from 81 TO $40 each
Chess Men Wood ard Ivory
Backgammon and Chess Boards
Intellectual Gard Games
nominocs Of various patterns
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

SrEAKISe Of the wit OF Buchanan Read, s recent
mssssine article says: II wss Only few mornings
before be breathed his last thst dear friend sitting
by his bedside, held his wasted baud. Upon one
finger was beautiful cameo ring. "Ah, SCI you
have head Of Shakespeare, she said as 81, exam
ined the vel cut features OF the bard. YES" he
answered feebly, iii Is the only way could -.
head Of him -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

TEE Select Committee sitting in L6udon on rsil.
way Communication between the Mediterranean.
tie Back SEA and the Persian Gulf, have reported
in very favorable terms as to the feasibility Of con
structinE line through Mesopotamia from sea to
sea. and they 'fUd reason to expect the sanction,
f uot the sctive concurrence, Of the Turkish Gov
e-uneut-T They are Of opinion that 10 such rail-
vay-Ehich would Cos, about ten millions sterling
would be constructed By unaszs,ed private enter
Prise; but they quote the belief OF many competent
witnesses that Il would be worth the willie Of the
country TO give joint guarantee zifh Tsrey, even
though il should involve cousidcrabIe pecuuiary
sacrifice
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

P0wER OF GOOD HUlfoK.-The effervescing. the
overhoE, the irTepressible good humor of Frankiin
made way for him wherever be went; in Christian
America, in the halls of Congress- in iufdeI France
in the age OF her disgracelul and inhuman and
bloody revolution Franklin was alike successful in
carrying out his political purposes What q life
lights up in every ere, how instiuetively private
company or public crowd make way for the man
Who is known TO be fall Of finn, to be jOval souls
Bat good nature has its foundation in good health,
in az industrious, temperate lite, with loving
heart at the bottom oft al
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

TEE present epidemic Of cholera In Europe seems
10 be Of a more moderate type than former out
breaks. Wherever in Russia the disease has made
its appearance, it has not proved so detrimental as
in former years. In Hicv alone the destruction Of
life was very great In $, Petersburg an Increase
OF the fatal cases has taken place-fron thr,y-oas
on july 18th, to eigty-foar on the 2Sd. In Moscow
the epidemic seems to have disappeared; siuce the
soth no death are reported from thence. In the
meantime it has passed the frontiers and entered
Prussia. The first case occurred Al IuSterberg 4
small town in the province Of East Prussia where
soldier vas taken IL on The 20,h; and uiue days ar
tsEsrd three cases came under notice al Berlin in
the sans house in Uuter deu Liuder'',-the most
fashionable street 10 the capital Great anxiety and
dissatisfaction prevail il the German capital among
the public on account Of the gross neglect on the
part OF the local boards, who did not take any pre-
cautions against the approaching enemy, the drain.
age being 10 a most miserable state. The epidemic
however spreads but slowly, aud has not developed
very destructive tendency.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16
LIME LIME I!

DEsT SANTA CRUZ LINE, FRESH PROM THE
~ Kiins, received this day per bark Queen Emma
For sale By B0LLEE i co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

We are Indebted to ColoneI Manuel A. Ferrer for
most interesting Information from Mazailau. Ac,
coriing to Colonel Ferrer's advices, the Governor
OF Maziilan was driving in his carriage for recrea.
ton through the suburbs Of the city. Other car.
riagcs were 10 the party, containing quite number
OF distinguished persons, among whom were Messrs.
ALMA aud family, Woolrich and family. and the
Hon. Jesus Betaueourt, who was on horseback.
Suddenly band Of desPeradoos sprang upon the
Pleasureseekers, and instantly disarmug them, shot
the Governor through the heart They then re.
leased the other members Of the party and took
themselves on Tue rufians are known to be under
the command Of Jose c. Valdez
Colonel Jose Maria Ransel Chief Of Police of
Nazatlsn, at once took energetic measures for the
capture Of the villains aud their leader, and detac.
ments Of cavalry are out securing the country in
every direction. Hope is entertained that Valdez
and his cutthroats will very shortly be brought to
iustiee. -Saa Diego World, sept 4th.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-10-16

of FANCY STATIONERY received BY the
earliest arrivals from London and New York.
BOOKS
made to order with despatch
Printing of Bill Heads, Circulars, Cards, &C.,
Executed with Despatch q the Lowest Rates.
New stock Received by Every Steamer.
Sa- Country Merchants Dealers sauuss
Ions N Isl