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Surprise Party.

A number of the friends OF Miss Mettie
Curry and of the family, met on Tuesday
night at tn resi- ience of her father Col.
Abe Garry, to give the young Lady sur
prise. Miss Mettie was not overcome by
surprise, however, but assisted by her
anliabie elder sister, received her une1-
pe,ted guests with cordiality and grace.
4 ;i:tie after niue about fifteen couples
vi fun loving, merry people had gathered
and dA1tin began. All attest who par
ticip,ted that they never enjoyed a dance
more. All was scciability and freedom
from restraint. end everything Ike for
n.ality and stiffness gave way to nirth
and j Utilization. After danclnSJns long
enough, supper WIS served. 1t Is sItii-
Gent to s.,y-for all know or have heard
Of the peculiar skill and taste o. Mrs
Curry in preparing taeie--tLa: she
provided for her guests. Little parties
formed here and there according to III
cI,,r..ion whenever convenient ana Gis-
..usse.i the good things so bountifltliy
served, coZily chatting, ami unconscious
Of tn fight OF time. until the miislc
sounded again and called them 20 aaoth.r
dance. The fun Was then rebegun ANA
continued until the Midnight honr, when
SOM, OF tue more prudent took their de
,,,rture, end wcre followed seon after t,y
all the others. Ills iittle gathering WAS
one Of tn, i,leisan!cst ever known IN
Carson. w. congratulate Miss Mettie
~ having ST. many warm GENIAL TRENDS.
NJ, We all i've long, and may very short
intervals separate such happy GATHERINGS
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Tai: POSTAL. TEhE0IeAPH.

Let those who shall dissent from what
No have said anil are going to say upon
tn. Postll Telegraph Bill 90 and send II
half d1z IN or m ,c> full AMI explicit mes
ss,es TO their friends Elst and West and!
then after a due AL ethical examination
of their cash accounts, say, in all candor
and honesty jl,t VII l: they think about
the concern which has bottled UP ami
made patent medicine of the available
lightning of Am .ric... The dreadful evils
Of m onopo.y were never more sadly con-
spicu ,1s thaa they are in the daily dom IS
anil CT lr,es made by the Western Union
Com,lny. Th:. c,cp':a.ioa Is en's-
mouSly rich, r.ch f:om feeding at the
pahii: crib, rich anil ,sroy mt from haT-
q ing long bsttened upon the nutr1ment
which is afforded by private iariers, an"
still. WHEN there comes a move to PIT the
Telegraph within ..the reach of the people
-..ke of the fees of extortion which
keep the III ,derately well Of and the re-
specially poor from using the tell graph
thew send NJ. VIM. Oiton. the head man
of their company, to Washington and
there, lie, srmel with the Aipplnt figures
of firm settled abuses, attempts to befui.-
die the Congress WITH ni5o.inI criticisms
upon the Pos.m ,s.er Generals report.
en-, SHUTTERS and crates after the fashion
of that SOFT of injured Innocence which Is
founa growing upon foundation OF as
siduousiy bearded and carefully guarded
capit.l. Something more Of the Ac,rarian
ani very much less Of the lnsat.abiy
swir,ish l. needed i'll dealing with his
question. Let Congress give fair weight
to NJ CIR. ms words and figures and
then proceed. despite them, to wrench
the live thunder from its present mar
row an / mean limits ali d give its keeping
into the hand, o. the people-who have
4 r..-ht to breathe tie air q hearen, share
with the birds o. the air and the beasts
of the field the sunshine ar! the ram,
and participate with the Clouds and the
ign.nin; rods in ii. electrical Phenoni-
ena OF n,.a-e-lc. the p.oi,le, We say.
be given at the hands III Congress
chance to enjoy In. ft;-ilities OF teie-
eraphy without being ciiiselei to death
By is greedy corporation ~ the "e''-
ern Union Conpln:-anl let them act
ou:.siy-so that tn. Forty Second Con-
gress may have thu glory of having lifts 4
. cr;=vious and oppressive load from tho
people.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

The italian Ind ,ent' who have ieen
bur,lened upon New York are sadly des-
ti;ute. 4 slnad of two hundred of them
have cone to Virgini;, to work on rail
W. there. Sammy Italy: lanl of Virgil;
famous with the Legends. OF Romulus and
the cavortin.s of Rsmus; habitat OF
poetry ana art and song; cradle and nur-
serv Of the Latin Race; home of sarlics
ana Garibaltii: what representation Is
tiis to belc!, upon the sscred soil of the
Old Do.Iini.n.
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snuEruYHE NOSE EEGARDISG
THE APPEALS BUSINESS
DOlNGS.

One can't publish newspaper anu
,i.h.ly ,nonopolise al the more desiFe''-
HE sp,ce thereof with self-ta!k and bio
Aiations of what is doing AMI what Is to
came forth As the work OF the conductors
o. s,i print; AMI this is why We are so
conspieuously difile in speaking o:
ourselves IN oar duin5s AMI intentions.
R,t Gu;y cons.rains Us - bcelk silence
now; which is why We rem Iril that the
v,Psu. IL VS. ode will, Oh AMI after
M,aI,v next. be tiz.3 AMI settled up
stairs o-er R,irs tinker-shop. whence
the Re lister has Lately been issued.
Understand: Tie newspaper othce VAL
be VI, there; but the
JOE DEPARTMENT
will BE- in tn, bai.liI, and room where
the Appear. is now p-intel'
"A comm, rush o. State wo-k; an en-
lar,s:n.n. OF on: colaml'; aad the intro
ductioa O: steam p-es,es AMI blndery
reale. these movements necessary; for
we are gradually creeping toward th't
desirable point wh>-e tna one horse coun-
try newspaper ends and the complete
p-,u.iar establishment begins anu Is
maintained.
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EDwIS FoErsrs Request whereby he
e .shiishrs II ms for dec iyetl Actors,
provides for a small theater i'll the buiit :
ing: and there the aforesaid sons OF Ros-
cius will be permitted t, spout their Az
ii mt lines to the attentive ear OF those
who shall come to hear them; and there
shall be remin.iiucs of leach trivial. fond
record that youth and obse:v .:icn cher
ishsd there"
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SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE


Second Judicial District, Of the State OF
N.vaL.. il and for The County OF OrnIsby.-
FRANCIS MANDLESACN and ABRAHAM
kLAtBER, partners il trade 10y ths hria name
Of Mandleb.rln 4 k1auber. plaintiffs rs. A. T..
BOttION. CHAS. UZSAf and c. : hEl-LouG.
partners by the inn na,ne Of The Phunix Mil
COMPANY. defenaan:s.
Second juii,isi District Of Tie state ii Sevai.,
in ana fer tie County of Ornsby. and tn, cmn-
plaint filed IL said County OF OrIe>by, III The
Office Of the q, rk Of said District Court
The State OF nevada senli> greeting to A. r
BoutoH. Charles Uznay, Ind Z. ,. hti!o3s, part
rers by the fr,n of the Phoenix Mill Com
psny. defendants
Yuu arr Ii -rcby required TO appear il al seton
brough. against you by the ABOVE named pl.IE-
lifts ia tbs District Court Vi TIE Second judicial
District OF tiIe Staff OF Nevada, IN AM Tor the
County OF OrEasby sad 20 answer the compliant
uleG therein IA copy OF which accompanies us
s,iIaln0nsl within tan days exclusive ri Lhs Gay
IF servicei ate you OF tiiis SUM-
mo,,S-if served within this count; or il served
out of this county, but in this District. within
twenty days. otherwise within forty GsJs-or
juds.aeIt by dsfauit will re taken stssins; you.
the said action is brought to recov'r juds-
nIcnt against yUtl for The sun Ct three tAol-
SAID hundred seventy for and ~ lOo .'o.larS
with interest 81 Az ~ thereof. frcm Serten.
Der Is 1857. until pail, at the rate OF two per
cent. pr month. together with TIE sum % s's -
costs heretofore taxed including costs of this
suit sll,.ed to b.; due plaintiffs. uDon certain
judgment rendered in this CoIlrt September IL.
1861. in IN action ths-tin pending. wherein yon
were defendants, and these plaintiffs were the
plaintiffs, is more fully appears by said conf
plant.
And you are hereby notined that if You fail ts
appear and answer the said complaint as sheE.
required. tho said plaintiffs Will take judgment
against you as therein prayed.
Given under MY hand, and the seal Of
the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State Of Nevada in and for
[L.s.l the county OF Ormsby. this 9th dsy OF
August, in the year Of our Lord. one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy.two.
no1ol wom T. J. EDWARDS, CLERK.
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WEArHEa WISDOM. = Arrangements
have teen made between the POstofhce
and War Departments by which the daily
weather reports. issued by the Signal
Uif.cs. viii BE- Tefurnisned daily to all the
Pos,oiii ,cs that can be reached fIom the
several points of distribution daily i'y
mail. Tie Postmaster General instructs
all Postn,,ters receiving. them to post
them immediately in frames, Supplied
for ,he p.rpoSe, by thc Signal Office
P--SS dispatch.
Now Freddy, be a good boy and COM
petent clerk OF the weather and attend to
these signs and signals. sending them.
,laily, to our of ,e, daily written Up TO,
the ArPE,L AMI we viii make them pup
lie and yoyl famous.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

THUaLow WkED, wife Old man. has
adl.,l the weight of his disapprosal to
the well directed attacks upon that chief
est hun5us of modern legislation, the
so-called Civil Service Reform System
th. Clerk Cndl.ing Law.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

HOG LUCK-LADD.-The same ten lucky
devils with Lsdd at their head. won
another pot of $3.50, in the Louisville.
Who now bat knows where to 60 for t. II
he wants anything.
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TERENCE Doion of New YORK, has
roass..i hi, infant soa to blessed crack
lin. OF n reti hot ,.ore un.ier the very
walls Of sac-ed T.nnary. Teddy Is /.
bal e,, AMI sho.,ll himself be hasheti
and stew.l ard served mp raw, as 1,
we.e. IN the very jaws az perli.ion Ior
this irrelevant amateur infs.ntiie basti.iS
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Across THE PEACEFUL RIvsR.-That
erratic senils whose life has seen 80
many fi:ful storm, and so few comforting
c,l,.,s, E iward A Pollard. died at Lynch
burg, Virginia, on Monday He WAS but
forty-.ive years old. We thought him
older
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

TIE COLORADO BILL viii probably pass
Congress during tbs present session; for
the House Committee favor it, the Presl-
dent fsvo-x it and ,,e are for it. This Is
equivalent to a tvo-thir,ls vote.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

JAKE CHAPELLE, once q noted detective
policeman in San Francisco, was found
drowned, under one of the wharves Of
that city lately. He is supposed to have
committed suicide.
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II is announced that in his VIII Edwin
Forrest leaves his eatire property, even
his wardrobe and yaluabie.ibrary. to be
used for the foam linguf home for dis
ablel dramatic artists.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

GRAFT message eSOorsi praise rom
the London Times, which paper speaks
of that excellent pub. doc. as IL striking
picture of the prosperity and rapid pro-
cress of the country
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JOIN II. Mill. Presidential Eiector,
passe,. through Carson night before last
o., his way to Washington. May he
salaa1n most gracefully.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

PATTERSON, Senator elect from South
Clroiina is fairly out Of his more annoy
ins troubles-i,is AccuserS having owned
III that he W.. not guilty as charged.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-19

BESIDES Mo. uondon Utah is afflicted
with the smallpox. Her people and her
morals nee. vaccination.
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MINING STOCK REPORr.

Reported d.ily. specially for the New APPEAL
ky k,Ch fsraEs. Stook Brokers, IN "e's'
karHo L Cos v.hce. CARSON.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate 81 W. -. BOr.nC, Deceased.

NOTICE Is EEisEBX GIVEN By
n the uuirrsi.De Public Administrator of
n.rtldx County, State vi Nevada, to the crtdl-
tors of. and all persons having claims Against
said dec, ass-i. TO exhibit the same WITT the
Necessary youc hers within four ni,aths from the
proiI, etiou OF this nstice the undersigned at
his Office III TIE town of Aurora, EsInerslda
county State q: Nevada.
SAML YOUNGS,
Public Administrator.
Aurora, Nev.. Aug. a. 1874. au5.S An
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DIED.
Died in Ssc-a nvLto, December 18th. Jno. W.
Cooley.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10
COMMERCIAL.
HnNnLrLr IAN O ISL.

We have note the arrival Of the A. P Jordan from
Humboldt with Redwood lumber to Walker Allen the
British ship Ncoya London with assorted cargo
J watorhouse the British ship Deyonsre Pu-
get sound for Calao with cargo Of lumber having
sprung leak She will have inside for repairs
The C. Murray sailed the Sd for san Francisco with
full cargo of domestic produce goods the
steamship Nebraska
The brig Peter sailed the 9th for Maldens Island 10
load guano Europe The Norwegian bark Ingetha sailed
yesterday for Sarbuck Island load guano for Europe
The bark ATLANTA is in the hands Of the ship eapen-
tiers will undergo extensive repairs which will
proceed Newcastle load coal for san Francesca.
The A. p Jordan is advertised for Francisco sail
the Goth.
The bark Comet 4s days away and may be looked
fyr during the week.
E. P. Adams holds Sale to-day at the store Of W. L
Green The goods be offered imporstiOns and
desirable for replenishing.
C. s Barlow holds large Sale Of English, German and
French Goods the Of F. A. Schaefer Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10

The SUPREME COURT since the opening of the
term has heard arguments in banco on the cases
(which have been submitted for Judgment to be rem
dered hereafter. Important decisions have been
rendered on cases some time pending touching the
right Of adopted children to inherit the adopting
parents estate which will be published at length
The majority Of the Court hold that such children
under the former customs of the country Inherit
In the case OF Markle vs.. Smith, Administrator of
Whites estate, the Court dismissed the complaint
as barred by the Statute requiring suit to be brought
within two months from the date of rejection of the
claim by the Administrator. In the King vs.. Man
ner the Court overruled motion 10 discharge on The
ground that the prisoner had been released BY aos
proseQ'd at the October term. The case will be
tried this morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10

Nor Wiudward Ports per stmr Kanea Jan 2Capt Makee
aud daughters Col Spaldue Prof AeNander Brown,
and % deck
From Jarvis Island, per Kamale Jan 4-Mr Kinney,
and native lnborer
Prom Wfndward Ports, per stmr Kauea, jap wv c
Bacon, c W Grey Mr. Folsom, and 90 deck.
For Wndward Ports per stmr Kauea, Jan sNfrs Cleg-
horn Sumner Miss Richards Ven Archdeacon Mason
Judge Foruauder II swain, Albert Smith, Mr Walker,
Hugh Montgomery, Mr. Sullivan, and others.
For Kauai per schr Pauahi Jan Sion A. s HartweI,
" Parke, Brewer, Wright, Miss Warehouse, aud
Others
Prom Puget SOUND per Br ship Devonshire, Jan s-Tr
Kelly and Mr. lawson.
Mr. Arundel, aud 50 Laborers.
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DON'T READ THIS
DAILY EXPECTED!
by THE.
Brit. Bark "Garstang"
E.nua Observation-Disclosures Time

AND FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED.
Smithy Coal,
IN 10 eco Ramsay's Square Fire Bricks,
1900 do Arch do
10 tons Fire Clay,
% Newcastle Grindstoues,
% tons Pig Iron,
100 tins Boiled Linseed Oil,
10 casks Black Varnish,
200 tirs White Lead,
200 tins White Zinc,
tins Yellow Print
Is tins Light-green Paint,
tins Blue Paint,
10 tins Venetian Red,
S tins best Red Lead,
Is tins NJ. S. Green Paint,
% tins Black Paint,
tins Chrome Yellow,
Is cases Galvanized Corrugated Iron,
Is boxes Corn Flour,
10 cases Lir Juice Cordial,
cases Mixed Pickles,
cases Jams,
100 green cases Geneva,
30 cases finest Scotch Whisky,
10 hhds Geneva,
70 or casks Old Scotch Whiskey,
10 ar casks Marett's Brandy,
Or casks Dunvilles Old Irish Whisky,
or casks fine Pale sherry,
or casks very fine do
hhds HenneSsy's Brandy,
Or casks Martel's do
$50 cases Pale and India Ale, in qt bottles,
30 do do do in pints.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10

AMATEUR CONCERT. The concert at Kawaiahao
Church on Saturday evening proved very success
fu entertainment and reflected great credit on the
amateurs, all of whom were Hawaiians. large
number Of foreign residents attended, who appeared
to be much pleased with the performance. Our
community is always willing to patronize local
talent, especially in behalf Of any charitable object
and the efforts OF the Kawaiahao Choir are always
sure to meet with liberal support
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10

WEEK OF PRAYER.-This week is observed by the
Evangelical Churches throughout the world as a
week OF prayer. The churches here meet at the
Bethel IN the morning at II O'Clock, and in the
evening at Fort Street Church.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10

the next Legislature, if We are to judge from the
lists of candidates already published and from the
current reports that there tickets daily pre-
senting themselves before the public As there
seems TO be political question agitaing the pub
lie mind, at present, suppose that each candidate
expects to succeed on his personal popularity This
will have the effect to place every one who Loves
his fellow man. in very awkward position, as he
will be Obliged TO stay away from the election or
repeat so as to vote for all his friends The one
would be violation of his duty as citizen, while
the other would be most fragrant violation of the
law
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10

HAWAIIAN SH1PBUmDING.-A fine vessel of about
seventy-six tons, intended for schooner, has just
been completed at the shipyard OF Messrs. Tibbets
& Sorreuson, which will be launched in a few days
She is after the American pilotboat model, and in
the water will somewhat resemble the Nettie Mer-
rill, although not as sharp on the floor as that
vessel but viii be as large carrier. The dimensions
are: length sixtyeight feet deck beam, eighteen
feet six inches depth Of hold seven feet six inches.
When loaded her draught will be about six feet six
inches, and her carrying capacity about one thousand
kegs OF sugar This vessel is acknowledged by those
well versod in nautical matters to be a more sub
stantial can every respect than any foreign built
vessel ever brought here She is capable of carrying
larger cargo, and can be handled with smaller
crew than vessels which have been built to order
abroad, at q much greater cost. With such an evil
dence Of our resources Tor shipbuildng as this and
several other vessels built here within the last few
years, there is necessity hereafter for going else
where to obtain vessels Tor the coastug trade when
our ship-carpenters arc able to produce better work
for less money Messrs. Foster & Co. intend, as we
understand, TO commence work shortly upon a
schooner which is to take the place of the Kate Lee
on the Hilo route We learn that the new craft
VIII be a more handsome model aud Of larger ton
mage than the former packet with cabin aecommo-
dations on the most approved style, which, for a
vessel Of similar dimensions, viii probably excel
anything that has been seen in these waters. The
well-known energy of this firm, and the superior
class Of mechanics 10 be obtained here, leave but
little doubt of their ability to build vessel that
viii compare with the best that are constructed in
any part OF the world. In this connection it may
not be out of place to remark that the work Of
Honolulu ship-carpenters has often been made the
subject OF iattering comment by ship-ownors in the
United States and Europe which fully agrees with
the opinion often expressed by experienced ship
masters, that work is done here in more thorough
manner, and on more reasonable terms, than else
where in the Pacific Ocean,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10
Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been ap-
L pointed Administrator Of the Estates Of FRANK
WED and KAHUE. of Kalihi, Island of Oahu, de
ceased hereby requests all persons owing the said
tates to make immediate payment. and all persons
having claims against said estates must present them
within two months from this date, at my residence,
Puinui, Honolulu Oahu thoy viii be forever bar
red. S. L. KAELEMAKULE,
Administrator.
Honolulu, Oahu, Dee. .. ISL. 49-ft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10

IN DIsTREss.-A primary survey was held yester-
day on the British ship Devonshlre, Capt Walters,
which arrived in distress on Monday evening and
anchored outside The vessel will be brought into
port and discharged 10 ascertain what repairs she
requires, but she draws more water than there is
the bar, she will not be able TO enter the harbor
until part of her cargo is discharged. We under
stand that arrangements have been made to send the
hulk Francisco out this morning to receive as much
cargo as viii tighten the ship sufficiently to allow
her to come inside and it is probable that she will
be brought in before evening. The Devonshire is a
ship Of 1927 tons, and is owned in Dublin by Mar
tin & Sons. She was bound to Carao with lumber
from Puget Sound.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10

Jan 3Schrs LuEa and Rinau for Hawaii sip Live Yankee
for Maui, and Am bk D Murray, Shepherd, for san
Francisco.
4-Schrs ManuOkawai and MoikeiSi for Maui Hattie and
Annie for Kauai, Odd Fellow for Hawaii, and L fri
gate California Clitz. FOR Tahiti.
e-schrs Kamo for Maui, Juanita for Molokai, Jenny
and Fairy Queen for Kauai, and North German brig
Peter. Bundgoard for Maiden Island.
S-Stmr Kauea for Windward Ports schrs Warwick for
Mooka, Nettie Merrill for Mani and Iaual for Kauai
9-Norwegisn blk Ingertla, Biorsad, for Starbuck Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10

BUFFUM's HALL.-Mr Gee Paunceiort win make
his appearance at this place tomorrow evening" and
give one OF his mastery readings for which he has
gained high reputation on the Pacific Coast Prof
Haselmayer win give farewell performance at the
same place on Saturday evening, which win COM
prise several wonderful Illusions in magic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10
Also, per Bark "MaIvina,"

FROM BREMERHAVEN,
To Arrive Shortly
200 cases st. Julien Clarct,
40 bbls Lager Beer, And. Muller" in qts,
10 bbls DO do in pints,
40 bbls Pale Ale, II. Dietjen," quarts,
10 bbls do do pnts,
IS cases Barclays Porter; quarts and piuts, (
1876 casks Bass Pale Ale,
"a cases Swedish Ale
100 cases, doz each, Old Cognac,
% cases Kummel. doz each.
30 cases Nordhauser Whiskey,
1875 green cases Hollands Gin.
100 blue cases do do white bottles,
100 baskets fine Holland Gin in stone bottles,
large size,
% cases Brandy,
100 demiiohns Strong Alcohol,
20 cases Nordhauser Whisky,
10 bbs Strong Demerara Rum,
% cases fine Cognac,
80 cases Rudesheimer,
81 cases Liebfraumilch.
; cases Boonekamp Bitters,
25 cases Pale Sherry,
u cases Port Wine.
ALSO, VA PANAMA:
A Choice Assortment Of Dry Goods.
w. L. GREEN.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10
BIRTH.

A, Kaawsloa Hawaii, Dec 2lth to the wife of Mr. T. E
Cook, dnghter.
Z EGS of Oregon Dried Apples, received
n per "Falkinburg' and for sale by
IS BoLLES & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10
Co-Partnership Notice {!
Co-Partnership Notice.

UNHE Undersigned have this day formed
the Dry Goods, Clothing Boot and Shoe Business
in all its branches at the old stand corner of Marine
and Nuuanu streets, under the and style of S.
MAGNIN & co. 5. MAGNTN,
S. L. LEWIS.
Honolulu Jan. l, 1872 81 st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-01-10

BIZ a letter from the Kauai correspondent Of the
Advertiser, published last week, still further
assured Of the identity Of the correspondent ofthat
paper who some time since made serious complaints
against the police of Kauai-wc thought we were