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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-03-16
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

FoREICS NEw>.-For the fall summary Of inter-
esting foreign news received per Montana, see the
supplement 20 to-Iay's issue.
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THE Mans for the l.. :. and Europe close this pm.
per -Hoatanu, which vessel. and the .Ntrgda for the
Colonies. sails tomorrow p4orniug.
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TO LET OR A

- THOSE VERY DESIRABLE $500
EllH4 PREMISES on the Plains known a. ULU- %E&
EIsSd LAM, at present occupied by Mr.. s. b. Il
- Dole. The Dwelling House consists Of a large Par
Tor, Dining Room, Three Bed Rooms and Pantry, two large
store Room on basement there IS also, on the land a Cottage
containing two rooms, detached Kitchen, Servants House,
Stables, &c, &c, with a well Of good water. Possession
given on the first of July next. For further particulars,
ja6 If apply TO JAMES s. LEMON.
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Nh ACTOfLAND
c. S. BARLOW. Auct'r.
TO LET.

IA THE STORE AND PREMISES OC-
f:i9 cuPied by W. Humphreys, opposite the Sailors Home.
GA Possession given On the LIST Of January, 1872. Apply
at the Office Of
JAG THEOD. c. HEUCK, Fort Street.
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FOR SALE !

Nzz-4 A PATENT HARMONI-
- - UM, in polished rosewood case, with eleven stops
ami two side pedals. The instrument is perfectly new, and is
suitable for a Church or private house.
mh2 Apply at this Office.
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THE SYREN.-This fine Boston clipper, which
comes and goes with the regularity of a steam
packet. IL turning ont her cargo in first-rnte order.
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FOR SALE.

A Secondhand Billiard Table, 6 feet K 10,
In good order-with Balls, Rack, Cues, Counters and Pool
Board, with new Cushions and Bed.
Apply to ROBERT RYCROFT.
febl7 Il. Bufum's Hall.
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-Terashima the Japanese Minister OF foreign affairs toll our
Ministers at the Conference of 1870, That The Mikado is the
direct descendant OF the Spirit and that 10 conCiiatr Him and
his followers il was necessary to punish the Christians"
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FtEF AND PROBABLE Loss or linz We learn that
az Waianae on this Island. on the 81 instant, an old
native woman was badly burned by her clothes
catching on hUe from matches, so that she was not
likely 70 recover. The Louse a. straw Oue) also
caught and was consumed.
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BLASTING ExTRAoRDIyARY-On Tuesday after
noon the neighborhood near the junction Of Fort and
King streets was made aware by repeated loud ex-
plosions that the work Of blasting for a cellar was
going on, but at about 1 o'clock n much louder
noise than any Of the preceding ones was followed by
a shower Of great and little stones, some Of which
fell at a distance of 200 yards from the charge. One
piece weighing over half a hundred weight. fell
crashing through the roo@ of the cook-room Of Boil
mann's coffee saloon, narrowly missing one Of the
walters. and another smashed in rhe rear window Of
the sitting room, scattering c~rockery. etc, and
leaving the room n wreck. Other buildings in the
near neighborhood were considerably shattered. a
couple Of gentlemen were undergoing operations in
the BARRIERS shop on the corner. who incontinently
LETT by the first door, regardless Of their lathered ap-
pearance Eight rounds Of powder are said TO have
been used in this blast, and the precautions taken TO
prevent the stones from flying upward were ~palpshly
insufficient. Such carelessness is decidedly criminal,
and the rccklessness of human life (Which was
imperledl should he punished.
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COMING THIS WAY. ". Wallack, the distin-
guished American tragedian, accompanied by Theo-
dore Hamilton. a young actor Of great promise, will
be here about June lst, en- route for Australia, and
may perhaps be induced to give US islanders an
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THE New Hook AND LADDER TRUCK-The order
went forward to the United States some months
since for the new truck. and on the departure by
the last steamer of Mr.. w. Henry Dimond. (who
has been in former years an energetic Honolulu
dreman) he was empowered by Acting Chief En-
gineer Hughes, to ascertain as to the delay in the
receipt of the truck. Mr.. DimOnd writes by the
last mail that the truck is q" showed up somewhere
on the road,' and now that the blockade is over,
we may expect shortly to receive it, through the
eXertionS OF Mr.. DimOnd.
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LrFE INSrEANCE-Wc beg to call attention 20 The
advertisement in to-day's issue OF Mr.. Mclnvrny
The agent for these Islands OF the Security Lite In
surance and Annuity Company OF New York
From the very satisfactory s.imnnials in his pos
session IL would appear that the Company repre-
scented by Mr.. MclurrHy is we'll worthy 81 tie pub
lie confidence ana patronage.
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FRIDAY, March 90, 1872.
BALTIMORE ETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
FRIDAY, March 20. 1872

Beef Cattle. offerings at the Scales
during the past week amounted to 9sl head
The prices ranged as follows; Best Beeves
at OtaS7 az; generally rated first quail.
ity at 25a$6 90; medium or good fair
quality at 4 00aS5 70 ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 00aS 81; inferior
and lowest grades of Cattle OOaS3 20
general average of the market So 81. Elk.
IRENE range of prices 00aS7 rs. most
OF the sales were from % to S5 90 per
100 pounds.
.Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep at GA
7icts. per pound gross.
Hogs. Prices ranged MS follows. fair TO
good fat Hogs 25aS7 on per 100 lbs.
net.
Seeds. Glover Seed Sc 50a6 so; Timothy
SO 25a3 so; Flax 81 81.
LedthW.-City Slaughter 40 to AZ cents;
Rough Skirting 30 to 80 cents; Spanish Sole
80 to 81 cents; Country Slaughtered 40 to
4S cents.
Hides.-City Steer at II. cts; Cow IL
cents.
Hay and Strap. Hay 2sasSO per ton.
Rye Straw lsaSl9 per ton.
Feathers Quote at 20 10 55 cents for
common to prime live geese per pound.
oct.-Burry unwashed, IS to 40 cents
per lb.; unwashed, free from barrs, AZ to
40 cents; tubwsshed,6s TO 70 cents; lamb
pulled "a to As cents; long pulled al 10 Al
cents per pound.
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An American Thames Tunnel.

The famous tunnel connecting the
Middlesex and Surreybanks of the
Thames in the two sections of London
known as Mapping and Rotherhithe is
to have its rival, il bill now pending
before the New York Legislature be
passed, by II tunnel to connect the cities
Of New York aud Brooklyn The bill
incorporates the New York and Brook lyn
Submerged Tubular Bridge Company,
and authorizes il to construct tunnel,
or iron tube, ncro.s the East river large
enough to contain carriageway, foot.
way, and horse railway, for the move
ment Of both passengers and freights
The rates of toll which the company is
allowed to collect are certainly very
moderate ! cent for foot passengers,
3 cents for cattle and horses, 6 cents
for horse and light wagon, IL cents for
double wagons. IS cents for loaded carts
aud drayS and "a cents for loaded way
Gus. 1t is provided that the grade of
the approaches on each side shall not
exceed five feet in the hundred, and
provision is made by which the com
piny may condemn aud acquire the land
necessary TO the construction Of said
approaches.
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A meeting was held at Raine's Hall
baltimore, on Thursday morning, to
devise measures in regard to the pro
lection Of landhoiders from the enor
nous expense to which they are now
subjected on account of road laws. A
writer ia the Tuwsnnt0wn Union, shows
that the cost of fencing on III, public
roads Of Baltimore county. at 81 per
panel, is 81 $50 900, which is rendered
necessary on account OF stock running
at large upon the roads, The expense
uf this item alone to he farmers oi the
whole State can he estlnited by thi,
showing, aud it is further supposed thai
.one tenth of this sum Is required To
keep these fences in repair. lu some
of the States laws have been passed
upon this subject which are working
well. In Cayuga county, New York
which is well supplied with TIMBER un.
der law of that State, they have, un
der the stock law, removed many OF
their road fences, and large meadows
and fields of growing grain are now
lsnceless along every public road \
simIlar law has beeu adopted 10 Wis
cOnsiu
Nicholas Biddle, the celebrated fuan.
'cier, some thirty years ugn said the
Pennsylvania fences had cost Sl0U :
0OO0OO Ia Ohio they are put at
Sll5,O00, 00e, aud ia New York at
Sl44,0OO,O00. The National Govern.
.ment, State aud municipal taxes com
binedi are far from being equal to the
interest of the money expe uded for the
single purpose of fences, which ex
pense, to guard against the trespassipg
OF vagrant stock, could for the most
part be avoided by salutary law OBJ
5lging all owners to keep their stock
within their own bounds, aud expe, fence
tells us much greater profit aud ad
vantage would be assured to them un
der the system Of home Enclosure. The
calculation is that how the cost of fe,
.ces 10 the United States amounts TO
81 ,300,O00,000.
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DIED..

In this city, on the 22d instant, Bette j.,
infant daughter of Hashabiah and Alice
Haines, aged | year, months and &c days.
In this city, on the 10Th instant Joseph
A., twin son Of VIM G. and Caroline
Rinehart, aged year, month and days.
In Spring Creek Township, lama co.
Iowa. o. the 9th instant, after an illness vi
eleven days. of typhoid pneumonia, George
Albert kuhns, formerly OF Westminster,
aged q years, 8 months and days.
In Baltimore on the oath instant, Mr..
Michae Barnitz. formerly Of this city, in
the 10Th year of his nge
At Jon cshoro', Illinois. on the ! 5th in.
slant. OF typhus fever, John c. NALL, ESQ
only brother of d. W. Nail. of Frederick
county, Nd, in the Glst year of his age.
IT the residence Of Fletcher y. Cassell.
Decatur, Illinois. on the 2lst instant. OF
pneumonia, Milton Eugene, only son OF
Sylvester aud Mary $. NJ. Crebbs, formerly
OF Carroll county. aged @ months.
On the 18th Of February, at Mayberry.
Sarah c., wife of Jesse Myers, aged AZ
years, 2 months and "a days.
In Mechanic stown, on the 10th instant,
Edwin Albert, son OF George W. and Aman
da Virginia Stocksdale, aged year, 8
hithtHH hllt 30 hhlas
In Mechauicstown, on the Doth instant.
Amanda Virginia, wife OF Geo W. Stocks
dale, aged 81 years, 6 months and days.
At Louisville, Carroll county, Md, on
Friday evening, March sth, 1872, Stuart.
infant son OF ). Hanson and Martha Nagle
Patterson, and grandson of James and the
late Il. A. Pennington, aged 6 months and
20 days
On the 9th instant, Arthur D. Brown,
aged rs years, 8 months and % days.
At Double Pipe Creek, of measles, on
Thursday the 2lst instant, Sarah Catharine,
daughter Of VIM. II. aud Lizzie 9enner,
aged years, months and 90 days.
AT the same place, on Friday the 22d
instant, of measles and whoopingcough,
Ella May, daughter Of J. S. and .nnie f.
Emmert, and grand dau liter Of Elder d.
p. and Sarah Sayler, aged year, months
aud 2 days.
AT the same place, Of spi nal disease, on
Sunday the 2ith instant, Arthur Leon, son
of Jesse +. and Mary ~. Lambert, aged 4
years, | | months aud days.
In this city, on Wednesday the 9th in.
slant, Miss Elizabeth Spencer, formerly of
Baltimore, aged As.
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No license shall be granted to sell spir.
ltuous or fermented liquors or Ia ger beer
in quantities not less than pint, for the
sum Of SIS 60, unless the person applying
therefor shall also obtain license TO sell
goods, chauels, wares and merchandise,
paying therefor the sum hereinbefore pre-
scribed, according to the amount of the
stock III trade.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSES.
The license to be paid by the keepers Of
oyster and eating houses is $50. 60 through.
out the State.
Females vending millinery and other
small articles, whose stock is not over $500,
pay II license of sc. 80 only but If over
that amount, they are required to pay the
same licenses MS other persons-oath to be
made as TO the amount OF stock at the priu.
cipal season Of the year.
GEORGE n. FRINGER,
Sheriff Of Carroll County.
N. BY INSTRUCTIONS received rom the
Treasury Department 1T the Clerks Office
all persons applying tor license of any
KIND, Except marria!e licenses, which are
the same as heretofore,) will hereafter have
to pay the fee of fifty cents for issuing the
same, making total Of sixty cents, as
stated above.
The fee Of fifty certs has heretofore been
charged 10 the State.
GEORGE N. FRINGER,
Sheriff Of Carroll County.
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The Advance in Iron.

Less than a year ago iron was selling
at S35 a ton To-day the same brands
bring si2 to sI3. The cause seems to
be one Of the most general character
scarcity Of ore felt in England, aud in
crease Of cost OF coal and wages there,
affecting the markets OF the rest OF the
world for want of any sufficiently pow
.eriul counter balancing iron manuiac.
turing system elsewhere Mr.. Samuels
(Phihdelphia) Circular reports that
the English BeSsemcr steel men have
enough orders on hand to occupy
them one and u half years The
small manufacturers of merchant bar
aud bundle iron in England have Tor
the NEST part abandoned their bushes,
to make Bossemer steel rails for the
large commission houses, which throws
the manufacturing Of merchant bars
aud bundle iron iuto lew hands
Laborers there, knowing the state oil
the markets, are constantly striking for
higher wages, aud are aided 10 their
efforts by the coal miners, who manage
to produce half supply OF coal, 50 that
coal ietches at the pits mouth Is shil
lings the ton, the highest price ever
reached All this has caused merchant
bar iron to advance from CT los stor
ling in August last to Gl2 los sterling
ut the present. time. Nor is the price
yet stationary; Tor, since the last cir
cuar, merchant bar has advanced in
the Philadelphia market one fifth of
cent per pound, viz to "A cents. The
East Pennsylvania iron men have reiu
sed for some time to receive orders gu
any fixed contract price While Yves
tern ironmakers are refusing orders on
account OF their number, the English
manufacturers record the price Of their
products only when delivered, and
refuse all contracts on time, The Nj
ner's Journal says:
" Everything shows an insuiIiciency
of iron, pig and rolled, forge aud Besse
mer alike, to satisfy the wants of the
civilized world Nor will the growth
Of the manufacture for long time keep
pace with the ever eulurglug demands
made upon it. Fluctuations 10 the an
Eual product of this or that iron region
or counrry does not materially alter the
general "ituition, Sweden aud Norway
may not Gas reportcd) produce more
than half their usual quota. Old fur.
naces are going into blast aud new fur
naees are building elsewhere. But it
is easier 10 deplete the iron market when
iron is low, than to refill the yards when
II scarcity has run up iron to prices
which both eolec. capital at old works
aud invite its investment in new ones.
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Notice 10 Teachers 4 District
School Commissioners.

TENtlE Board Of County School Commits
Il sloners adopted resolution 70 close
the Public Schools of Carroll county for
this year on the 10Th DAY OF APRiL; but a
provision was inserted that any OF the
Teachers holding a certificate may have the
use of the books in their hands and OF the
School Houses belonging to the county, to
accommodate Subscription Schools during
the Summer Term, provided that such
Teachers shall, at the close Of said Summer
Term, make to this Board full reports in
the usual way. embracing the amount Of
Book fees received, and showing the con
dition OF the Books ind all other School
property in their charge.
On retiring from Schools at any time,
The Teachers are required to turn Orer to
their District School Boards, (the trustees, }
all books, property, &c, received, and
from when, and those then on hand and
their condition, taking receipts for the same
IN duplicate, leaving one copy thereof with
the Trustees and transmitting the other
copy to this office. A compliance with this
requirement is necessary to release the
Teacher from any losses and depreciation
that may have been sustained.
Eso-l County Teachers Association
will meet in WESTMINSTER, on Friday, the
Eta day Of april, and every Teacher is
expected to be present, A failure 10 at.
tend, or to send communication, will be
uniayorably construed by the Association,
aud such neglect will. doubtless, OPP. ~. u
the disadvantage Of the delinquent.
sa- The Board of County School Com
missioners will hold tho next meeting on
Monday, The I'D day IF April, at which
time the Scht oil Report Of every Teacher
must be presented i'll proper form, or post
p0nement ct settlement may result.
by order of the President,
J. NJ. NEWS0N. Secretary.
BsJ"1he Public Examination of Teach
ers will probably be held early in June. OF
which due public notice will be given.
mar u 81
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SHERIFF'S LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice 10 Merchants, Traders
and Others.

A LII persons and bodies corporate or
N polite, in Carroll County, who are or
shall he exercising or pursling any bust.
ness, or shall be doing any act or thing. or
shall he in the occupation of any house or
place for any purpose for which license
is made necessary by the laws of Maryland,
are hereby warned 30 obtain u License, or
renew the same,
o" or detore the Isl day of Nay, 1879
under the penalty prescribed by said laws
for the intraction thereof.
Those interested are notified of the fol.
lowing requirements Of the License Laws:
TRADERS LICENSEs.-The amount
TO be paid by traders for a license, (tbe
amount of stock at the principal season of
sale to be given under oath, is as follows
If the applicants stock in trade does not
exceed 81 900, ...........,,.,.....S - BO
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TO THE PUBLIC.

" f have felt for long time that the
w present way of doing business is
very unjust to those who pny their Bills, as
they are charged an additional profit TO
meet the losses incurred by those who
never pay, and in order to remedy this
great evil and to benefit both buyer and
seller, we have decided that on and after
APRIL Est, 1872,
We will keep no Books, and sell strictly for
the CASH, thereby giving to every one the
full value for their money, and saving them
from s to 10 per cent.
We return Or thanks for past favors,
and hope oil will examine our New System,
MS we feel cor ident that it will meet the
approx; ton of oil close buyers who expect
to pay for what they purchase. "Please
Remember, we keep no Books"
Very Respectfully,
Sr0UFtER l. ENGLAR.
New Windsor, Nd, March II, 1872.
n. B.-Would also inform our friends
that we have engaged competent workmen,
and will continue the Merchant Tailoring
at the old stand
Prices reasonable and all work guaran
teed. Terms, months credit, per cent,
off for cash.
SrouFFER l. ENGLAR,
mar 20 II
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NJ AR " III ID.

Marriage or Deaths Inserted free. H t1sy
exceed frs Ines they miH BE- ehni ysd for at ne
rate o(vITE CENTS PEI tiHe.
On the Goth inst, by Rev. W C. Cremer,
at the Parsonage, Mr.. John Guder and
Miss Jennie Sims, all of this county.
In Baltimore, on the 7th instant, by the
Rev. VIM. H Chapman. Mr. Francis I.
Ebaugh and Miss lonbelln c, Bowers, both
Of Baltimore.
At the residence Of the brides father. IN
the 2i,h instant, by the Rev. Jacob Fome
still: Mr.. |llen X. Wood and MISS Aggie
G. Williams, of Carroll county.
On the l7th instant, by Rev. NJ. J. A lie
man; Mr.. Jeremiah Zepp and Miss Susanna
X. Hahn, all Of this county.
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Building Association Notice.

4 LII Officers, Directors and Stockhol.
"A ders texcept females and minors) Of
the Pleasant Valley Building Association Of
Carroll county. are required to attend the
.snnual Meeting Of the Association, under
penalty of twenty Ave cents, to be held at
Pleasant Valley School House, on SAruR.
DAY EVENING Tng 18th DAY OF APRIL, 1872,
at o'clock, when the Treas ,rer and Sec
retary's Reports will be read, giving a
statement of the affairs of the Association.
and en- Election will be held for President,
Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary and
Directors to serve for the ensuing year.
j. WM. EAkHARr,
mar 2S'ts Secretary.
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One pair Grey Mules, pair Brown do,
2 Mares, ! Grey Stallion, 2 Grey Colts, s
Cows, Heiters, 2 Reapers, l Corn Drill
and l Wheat Drill, Wheat Fan. Wagons,
Flows, Harrows, Cultivators and other
Farming In plements; Express Wagons,
Family Carriage, Rockaway, Skeleton
Wagon, lot Of Milk Cans, Harness and
Hous ehold and Kitchen Furniture; also the
growing crop of Wheat upon said farm.
Terms Of Sale.-All sums Of Fifty Dol.
larn and under, cash; all over that amount
credit Of . months will be given. on note
with security approved by he Trustee.
HERMAN STUMP, JR.,
mar lots Trustee.
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ENGLISH COTTAGE PIANO !
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

A I the sale of the Household Goods,
IA Furniture, &c, of the Rev. GKoRGE
WATERMAN, at New Windsor, on
Saturday, The 3Oh day Of March, 1872,
at u clock, NJ, will be offered beauti.
iul Seven Octave (London made) CorrAoE
plANo, IN English Walnut, (Tricorde in
me dreblei( manufactured expressly for
Mr.. W., and imported by him three years
ago. AS these instruments are seldom
brought to this COZ ntry, the present offers
rare opportunity for any who may wish
10 possess first class Instrument oil Eng.
hsh make. mar 23-2t
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Estate IF Eliza Jane Huker, col d. decd
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admin
istration on the Personal Estate of
ELIZA JANE WALKER, (colorcd,)
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per.
sens having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof legally authenticated
to the subscriber, on or before the 9th day
Of Oct next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Those indebted are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
March, 1872.
GRANVILLE WILSON.
march Dat Administrator.
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TO LUMBER DEALERS.

DODGE h MORLEY, Lumber Com.
~ mission Merchants, Union Dock,
Baltimore, Nd, keep constantly on hand
Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock Lumber
OF every description. Cypress Shingles,
Spruce and Hemlock Lsths and PicSets,
which they offer to the trade at the lowest
market prize. Special attention given to
orders. feb a4.sm