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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

DIAMOND HuNrINe.-Yesterdsv a t.arson
boarding ON street, between 18th and lIth
streets, discovered that he had lost in the house
a solitaire diamond, valued at emo. Detective
Mepsyitt was notified, and With Detective
thorough search the OF GERS succeeded. IN about
an hour, in turning M the sparkler, and restored
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

SNALL-Pox.-On Saturday last INSPECTOR
Seneral Gatcheil removed young man from a
just arrived from Philadelphia, to the small
foI hospital, the patient being badly broken out
With the disease. Yesterday Mr.. q atcheU re-
he city TO the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

AND BLANK socK aANHIAoroR9.o
LITH3SsKEAfIHHI RI; ESSSGRHylSN9, PRIHTIHe
The public are invited to call and examine ous
eW stock. BEN. r. FRENOH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next deor 10 Jay Cooke Och
eel3-u Washington, DO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. Samuel wagner, resid-
ing on South Carolina avenue, between 9Th and
sth streets southeast, died suddenly Saturday
morning. He had just eaten hearty breakfast
and was starting TO his place OF business, when
ne fen back unconscious, and died Instantly
Coroner Potter did not deem IL necessary 10 hold
an Inquest, death having resulted from spoplexy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

DE. w. WARRINGTON EVANS, dentist, has
Just returned from Europe, and win i'm mediateIv
resume the practice OF his profession at 72l 18th
CHATELAIN HAZE BRAIDs, i'm great variety of
shades, at g. Baum's Corset Factory, 4Os eth
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MEsoHAsfs LINZ OF sfEAnsaIrs
wAsHueroH AID HIw YoRK.

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THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton q Pearson's, No. 4, Y. N. O. A. Bnild-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-19

I WILL CLEAR out my furs below first COST all
other goods at cost. l mean what advertise.
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, zoos Penn. avenue.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-21

1iew bitterly, and he trembled with cold.
head to foot.
q !. There 10 no mercy for your he said,
the brand OF infamy upon your brow exc
clndes You from the pity Of mankind. You
3esPised your mothers adm0nitions; you
heeded the tempter; you fell, and Thus yeu
nave N earned your punishment-begone I"
:woke-for all his triais had been bnt :
dream. The noise that had aroused him
was caused by tho wind blowing : shuttar
OF the cottage to. With thankful heart
ne fell npon his knees, thanking God that
~ reality bis brow was free from the In
delibis mark.-Gxarelian Angel.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-21

DETER ROSS. BUILDER, RETURNS THANH
to the citizens Of New Orleans for their patronal
for tho last twenty years He In. made sxtsnai'
additions to his workshops and introduced sever
Woodworking Machines, which win enable him 70 q
tend promptly to any buslnoss In his line.
Shop and office, corner OF Prytanis and Washingto
Box No. 4Ss. aul3 II ~
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m,rnIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
wu AND wIsD0M.
" oRLxANs. sUNpAY. JANUARY "a. ls7a.


The ssbump of destructiveness rail-
way collision.
What burns to keep . secret. Sealing
wax, to be sure.
Beware Of hotel elevators, they give rise
to many roomers.
The man who was injured by burst Of
applause 10 recovering.
How the worse men can make homo
happy-by keeping away from 1t.
If one can saw q stick Of wood eight feet
long, how long will it take him to saw it
longers
Why il ahoeblack like . clever school
master3 Because he polishes the under
standings.
why il solar eclipse like mother
whipping her boyf Because its hiding
Of tho son.
Why il good husband like dough .
Don't you knowS Why, 1t is because
woman needs him.
A man who has travelled through New
Jersey says he saw some land thcre 90 poor
that you couldn't raise . disturbance on it.
Mummies do not look as though they
were in hurry, yet 1t 10 certain that ct
A.. k1~.- a. Y>oo.
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nR. d. BLY's PATENT ARTIYUIAL
- LEGS AND ARMS.

RuPTURE CURED.-wTTH AN EXPERIENCE
n men and CURE OF NURTURE AND HRRNiA,
Val gssrnntee more perfect relief oomfors sscuItty
any other perssn os appliance in The SOUTH Without 70
% The are Of The patient length time AFFLICTED
Also IMSTRuAENTS FOR THE CURE OF EyRRY
S q NJ OF MUMAS DEFORMfTY ON HAND Oh
SaroIlsr. DR.: 7. ST. q. FERKIS ofico No q d
@ street. mp ssaiFs New orleans. Hours fon 10
A =. 10 4f a. oc0 6n
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GRocERs-connIssIoa MERCHANTS

Ths Ts9ssss.'d d:s,ss. g insss2 hi. friends and tAs
Old Stand, Cor. Howard and Gravier sts.,
=: Ass sSv ses.ss and win keep constantly hand
0rsssries Yins Wiass, uquers etc.,,
A sP1CIALTY I'M PINE TEAS. =
Of ss Ct e Goods delivered to
rHos J. GLEASON.
z. csasry. J.H. Msass. =. Co.say, Jr.
r. COHERY, SON 4 CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission Merchants and Dealers in Western
Produce,
CORNER OF CANAL AND DELTA STREETS.
R Has. Co., S4i..a G. i rse q aos,.
DANNER & TooMER,
CONFESSION MERCHANTS
yoR THE
Sale OF Lumber, Slaves, Wood, Shingles, ETC.,
AGENTS FOR 7aH CELEBRATED
sTOCTON, ALA, CYPRESS LU1BER,
Once and Yard. sol and 800 Julia street.
Postofaos addrsss. 0liss-box iS5ss |
FAVOR with
speciai sstension pad to making purch.ss. for our
friends. ooss sm
John B. Robsrtsos. ID. DeHavsa.
POBKRESON 4 CO.,
General Agents and Commission Merchants,
No IS Gravier Street,
no19sm New Orleans.
TON RICE.
RETAIL FAMILY GROCER,
Corner Of Constance and Erato streets,
Choice Wines. Liquors. Teas. and fine Goshen Butter
constantly on had oca5 lily
CREsoESr GROCERY.
WILLIAM HART,
WINES, LIQUoRs and TEAS, oA''''
Gr.yisr street. corner Of Rampant
Il drayaee. Choice Goshen BUTTER fsai ~
A. W. skardon. VIM. woelper.
W. sKARDoN & CO.,
GROC RS,
Corner jackson and Rousseeu streets Fourth District
Now Orleans.
Goods delivered FREQ OF charge. tsaoIy
p PoURsINE & CO..
Wholesale Coffee Dealers,
Agents for tho Colleges and os tss
selgous Communities The Sesuits the LsSsa of tbe
sacred Heart tho Aarsts tho Daughters Of the Cross
al5ly
FINANCIAL.
I oUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
il .Camp Street ~
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FINANCIAL.

7 OU1S1ANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
51.--.--.----....CampS Street.
President-W. VAN NoRDRH.
Vice President-HKNRY PRYeHAUp
Cashier-JoHN q. WALTON.
DIRECTORS
Henry Peychaud President Hone Iuouronce Co
w. h HoIcombe. NJ. d.
David Wallace. of Wallace & Co.
John s. Walton.
Henry j: Mullan. " H. j. MuIlan Il Co.
w. .an Nordeu.
w. d. Thomas. Of Foaer & Co. de17 II "
FxcHANGE........ EXCHANGE.
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In about five minutes a fine hare came
running by, and entered the trap. Master
Graham spraDg forward in triumph, seized
the trembling animal, and held it mp VIC
toriously, at the same time bidding James
reset the trap, which he did, apparently in
cheerful mood, but in reality in O de-
spondent one.
But he did not finish his task. While he
was kneeling in the snow, engaged 10 it, a
bullet whistled through the air, which
hand then came another, which struck
James in the arm, and laid him terrified
and bleeding upon the snowy sward.
He cried piteously Master Graham for
help, but he had fled at the first sign of
danger, and James, helpless and wounded,
saw, bending over him, the angry faces of
Squire Pace and groom. Silently they
lifted him and carried him to the sources
house, which was at short distance.
There his wound was examined and pro-
nounced slight; and after having bound it
up, Squire Pace ordered him to be put to
bed, and the next morning took him in his
carriage to the court-house, where the
SO bewildered and wretched that he could
say but little for himself. His accusation
against Master Graham he could not prove,
and Squire Pace brought all his influence
to bear against him, so he was sentenced
to serve ont term in prison for trespass-
ing on prlVa1e properly ana killing game.
Terrible was his remorse and anguish as
he sat In the narrow cell with his weeping
mother, who had arisen from her aick bed
and hastened to his side. He felt that,
through his own fault, the whole course of
his life was changed. He had fallen from
q height that he might never reach again.
The term of his imprisonment soon drew
to q close, and he went forth again into the
world. But a broad, black mark appeared
o., his forehead. which cansad al .esH.. -
Fshun him. Wherever he went he was
spurned and despised no one would trust
him no one would take him In. His mo-
Their died of a broken heart, and as a last
resource he was Obliged to Geek shelter in
the village workhouse. It was q cold,
dreary night that he stood at the gates Of
this refuge, soliciting admission; the wind
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-21

IN 9pp!eton, @ise. 1T tar3lih cine fho'
ne neue @lpde tir bic bortise ct. Sofspb's
@emeinbe einsetrrfta, melde tr4w. 9far'
rer S. etsrn berielten gum @e'9snte &C.
ma6t tat. D;e neue Stride sebt unter ist'
ner enersii6en 2ettuns raid ibrer @pQe1'
buns entsesen. fl zap ma ie auf Aaerbet'
li9en einpeiten 3u tDnnen boft.
SIN Detroit, Mid., erttetlte Der tohm'fe
81. 8tidsf Borses far3li@ pier Gambia
ten bes Yrteaerfanbes Die III. Meiben rup
3par 3pei Tran,isfanern ST. 81. Surs UNI
9. @pltbaus. fopie swet Wsltprtettern
S. &rets unp So. 3%rottenbers.
Sn sau Trautiseo, Ga1., spurbe tanstt eth
8pltsfef ssbalten, be1en Grtras tnr ete
unterfasuns Der Don ben &aetfalen aus
Der &erubltf Guatemala pertrtebenen Dr.
bensleute beftmmt war uno ben sroBen Se'
tras Don $780, 900 bra&te.
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Neui9feiten.

Aus Tranfrei& naelbet Der xele
srapt man9srlei @eraAts: 70 beibt es in
elmer Depeihe. man babe eroBe Briurhtuns,
CAP Der SOD uon9biers einen Burserfriss In
6ranfreid berpcrrlfsn merle unb Rap ii1 Elm
@eilbl Der uni4srbelt funb eibt, neil Elm
iolhes Greisnib In niht fernsr 3eit entire
ten t6nnte. @ls ter prin5 pom @ale5
Tranfret4 befu&te, uuroe bsrielbe perer
BON 9biers freuaDfhaftli9 beutafommnst
nod In feine&eiDen' etaaelaeen. Dergrina
let etn Arifofrat unp Ebnrs BAIT Die @rt.
fotratie z Dieie 3anplunssmeile bes prdf.
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Snl0noif@e Na9ri4ten.
&ir@Itbe 8.
70

Sim perean9enen @onnta9e 1uurbe fpl9et<
es ttihSfihe @irfular, meldes 3u psrle'
n tn oaen fatboliiher &irden Der Stact
,ar. aud in Der Maria 9immelfabrt Stride
Ut &enntnt6 Der @emetnbe 9ebraGt:-
Da Der 8erein fir bas Watlenbaus NIT
mierer 3uftmmun9 unb @%ensbmtsuns De-
4lpftn bat, eine Tatr gum Sefien Der Mn'
halt 3u taltsn, 70 empfsblsn MIR b'srt1tt
Irnfli&, bae bte@ldubtsen Der perlh'eeensn
I4traen Der statt biefem unternebmen lbre
u%nte1fueuns gu She'll uerren lafen fowotl
Iinpem fe Der Tatr beiwpbnen.. ais tur4 TIRE
Mttptrfans nit ben Mitslieoern bes Ser
etns In ben CUR @t6eruns ees Grfolses e.
lfcrperli&en Maereseln. DteB fheint bas
einats paNenbe Mittel 3u fftn, tur6 we!&es
ben sesenmarttsen brinsenoen 8eoarfnifen
| bes Ma;entau(es b~esesnet uub BEN grfot>
berntHsn fur pas fomuneupe Subr tntip roden
nerben fann. g4ir taben feinen @runo
baran ;u s%meifeln, bab bic @ldu>
biaen I'M Mtsemetnen in Der san3en '@tact
bsrsitwiui4 bel hieler Gelesenbett TIRE ernfe
@ympatbie In Der @ahe ter 0aiien, anb
etehio itr gFiatsefubl tapur6 an ben Sag
lssen wolen, bab fe ibren 8eitras su beren
unterkalt %letfen.' .
Die Beamtsn bes Watien5aufes terten
bet ben Srauen Der rerfdtebenen @emeinoen
Der @tabt ppriprsden, UNI teren Mitmtrtuna
BET Berannaltuns Der Tair au %semtnnen,
unS mtr tcfsn oQss Grnfes, tab fid
feine fneen sperbe, tie, i'm Stanpe etwas gu
tbun, TIRE Mitmtrtuns otrtpetsern maroe.
81. @au1, IA. Sept., 1872.
Sboulas &, grace,
8il9of DOR ct. 9aul.
Wprise @pde lam Der tctp'1e 81. 81
ftpf 6aranp Don Mafsncte &tper In bieHser
@tabt an, no er iih einise Sage oufa.ett,
UNI tann leiae 9tsile tpeiter na& benz Often
fcr:3uIeben. H
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1899
penten babe au sielen gsmertuuaen @nlae

benton babe gu pielen gsmertuusen anlab
se9eben.
Sngpanten tat bic &eeieruns un-
aufbcrliA nit. &stsaen 5u fdmpfen. Die
Garliien regimen abernals ii6 bemerfbar
su MAIDEN. gin rer fran3Siihen 0rsnje
eaben ii1 oeren. m'eosr sf5eist unb es ,rur-
ben in Solse psisa mad ben bebrreten
Dunften Grutpsn seianbt uno bic nDtbisen
gorfsbrunsen setrpfen, un, bic Sniurssnten
an Der u%eberihrettuns Der fran3Dli9sn
@ren3en ;u binoern.
Cine rtat un%beeeutenoe Mn3abl @arltfen
grit BITE 9araden In Sptas be los Snfantes
tn Der YroYtn5 Surscs al, in melden iih
etne @n5abl ibrer 6reunbe In @efanaenlAaft
tefano. sic eransen in bas Oebdupe elm,
b~efretten bic @efangenen unb brannten
oann ras @ebdube nieper.
auf harBareelona unbg aterciaG ijen5atn
eretenete lih am Is. B. elm unsluf, ,nTolse
be7sn ptele Ysrfoaen ttr 9eten perloren.
Gin Grprsssus, relder aat Der Tabrt Don
Barcelona mad Galeneia tesrifen mar,
trurte in 5clse zines Grefuries 3nil1en
5arr1scaa unb 9prtpia Scn benz @e1eiie
seporfen. Die Wdsen bes 3uss puroen
um9eiur5t uno rieie @a6asiere tbetls 9etDe>
tet, ttsils rerrunbst. Mebrere Der @ermun>
oeten purben nah Sarrasona sebrabt.
Berlin, Is. Sept. Der @btlclppb
euomis Seuerba9 1T nab LANCER &ranfbeit
eefcrbsn.
@ten, Is. sept. Ger Dtsrreihilde
Rethsratt tpu,bs am Dtentas erDfnet.
Der @rdtoent iaste, pab BE neuli6e Sat-
fer 3uiammenfunft ben Triepen Gurppa's
auf Sabre 9arantire.
SnGtnetnnati fam am Nittwrh Sic
Mational<G Convention Der S6neine,Y ader
s%ulammen.
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(Gtnaefanbt.)
pautoef, a:1 9afe @urertor, |
10 iSoNf 1919


sie perben nit Sntsrs0e pernetmen, bas
Der tptw. Seiutten- Wiiicndr P. S. +.
@tulad aus Gsieasp In junefer 3eit rpiepsr
enc &eibe srfclsnt1er Mtiionen sebalten
bat unp 3war in 1nebrerer Counties,
ebenfe In Watsrown, tnbem er auf faf al
lev Statipnen zen Rinbern bic e,fte 81.
&ommuntcn fpenpete uno in periht.tenen
Sprahen 8ortgd3e belt. 60 mar 9leih3at-
tts eine Grtnneruns Der lestjabrtsen gtii
Goa. @robex Otter iur bic &rre @ottes
eibt f9 unter bsrBe pDlfsruu3 tunb. @sp s.
Snttemic3 taut In ftinsm M,1ionssehiete
aeei neue &irGen, cine bomii1e unb etne
teutfh neutrality-suspicious., be p1triAetnltd
nod Dor beu1 @inter einseweibt werben.
Riht minber eifrts beseisen ib taieltf
aud bic Transoien, bic in Der Nate Don
8infeab elm eisenes Settlement ttleen unb
Elm fdbnes 8irdletn taten. Der Gmpfans
Der 81. @atramente lisb nitts au mlnlden
nbris. Sh benfe ntdt, tae nur ein ~eir;iaer
Mann 3uradseblieben wdre. Gle Anbdns
li1teit, bic 2itbe unb bic 6pblhdsuns. mel
he bic Tran3oien benz M,liicnar tewieler,
ldbt fih ntdt nit WD1ten aussruden. Gin
laut iprehenbes 3ejden bafar III, bab fe
ben ta1euf iplsenpen Scnntae, as IT bic
Million tn @inteao belt. In srpser &n3atl
tcttn famen, um bas Wcrt 0cttes In tbrer
Sprahe DON inn nod einmal 81 pernetmen.
Den ShluB Der Nlti}ion btlbete 1elanp, 100
bic rortisen frpmmen Deutihen cine flstne
nietlihe STRIDE ihcn felt Satren beften,
unb rielelbs. pt9lei4 in a~erinser Mnsabl
nit auen npttmsnei3en &irhenfaden in 70
furser :3eit reihli1 per{eten tabsn. &uh
bsfsen ie felt etniaen Npaaten etne fhbae
@lode, bic tbren liebliden alans rtnsster.
UNI mad Der sanien lmsebuns etnlaeenp
eri&aaen ld6t.
Son BORT aus tesab i& Der Mificndr
mad Dem Safe superior, no ct fdon iiber
bret 9Dp1en ih befncet unb nit Der ST.
nebmieuns bes bphp ircisfen 8i'drfs ron
Marquette farn prei fesensrei6e Mi(ionen
aeaeben tat, cine fir bte Yolsn In Calumet,
unp amei fur bic Deutiden In 3anccd, unb
in 9pusbton. Mm SOLUBLE Der MtiIion In
6ousbtcn ianb Elm erosarttaes Qei&enbe.
9rdtnib tatt. Gs gait bteb fur einen an.
esfebenen Deutihen, Manens @,lhelm Ortt,
potfi etne 70 srrbe Mense 0oItes atee
m6althen Stances unb Rslieten terbeiee.
tcmmen mar, CAP lie bic serdumtae Stride
III fa1en nidt permrdte. Ter @tcf Der
Qeitenrebe mar tie Mufsrfebuna mad Rem
Epbe, bic NIT Ter ar6btsn Mufmertjamfeit
unb Rube pom a1en anset6rt purbe. Man
fonnte bann leidt feten, bab fd monhes
Ser, sstrofen fitlte. Sd tcFe. tab bic
betllamen @irtunstn Der Yrebtst tur3 bic
@nabe unb 8armberSisfett @ottes G@ i'm
@erte ~ aetsen ni&t %ermanseln werben.
Su Cincinnati uuo Gobinstou ftierten
am Tefe Marta @eburt feds neusepetbte
priefer ibre erfe tl. neGe.
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8nbertiib.

aus Tsutlhlanb iinb uns Don Der Ser.
b:riten @srla9stanpluny ~ Treiturs
in S:e;ssau fplsenbe lebr empfeblenatpsrtbe
SuGer s%u9efcmmen:
11nfere liebc Trau
pen 2puroes. 0pu s. 2aferre, aus benz
Yran36ilhen ubsr|est ron 81. 6pfanaau.
'3pstt ito 9lufaae 1872.
Cine t6hit tEtaefante DarRe1ur9 Der
wunperbaren Grlhstuuna Der a1erlelt3fen
Sun3frax, rer"n getdmtfun turA bic I'M
aidub'aen unp psren enelintrI riumr5 purh
ben lesenststhea Grfols ron @aafabrten
u. /. ~. Das BUD 1T tutih aussetattet
une 452 g. fart.
Msmoiren e;rts Seiuiteu, - NaG fem
snaliiAen BIS ?. Morris, S. J. 8ou M.
6cfnann; ebeniaus' bel 6srpsr in 6re;,
burg.
Dteies fur unisre 3eit fttr paFtabe Bud
fib1t tam 9eier ras 2eten unp vte 2etben et'
nes fattpliffen Ytteters DOR, Der unter Der
9rauiamen SHnisin gliiabetb Don England
ais MilRondr in Gnslano rpirtte. Gs lit
Elm treues@emdIpe Der pa malisen firdliden
uno i'aatliten 3utdnbe Ga9lanbs.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY,
5eptembertett.
Gntbalt cine Mnsabl anlprehenoer Ge.
fanas>g cmppfticnen beliebter Msiaer, f.
wie u%ntertoltenbe Glapiernide.
Die gerlaastanrluns rferirt bic Suit,
Nueua unb Septsmbe,befte fur IS Gents
ppffrst gu liefern rber bic 9 bisber erltiene>
men Nummern fur So. More6e: S. {. Yes
tiers, 500 SrpattpaY, New yorf.
Ser beutide Yionier, berausaeseben pon1
ceutiteu Yionier . Dsrsin tn Cincinnati. 4.
J1br9an9 6. 9eft.
grinst tntsre6ante ee(dthtlite Mtttbet.
lunsen uro @htleerunsen aus cen frlteren
3s,tsn ttr Mniecter. Der eeler fsnnt ben
Nnfans Der @elhihte Don Nen utm aus
porber9ebenpen Soften. Das ncrlie9enpe
3eibnet l9 ourd cine trefli6 seidriebene
Sfi3se bes Or. 8ribl uber bus iesensrei4e
Dtrfen bss Miiiondrs Ribue untsr benSn>
oiansrn portbe,lbait aus.
Oeutfb= Mmerifaniihcs Gpnoer=
fationS< Scricen. SOetei sins uns 9eft
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Characterization fphpr 9Irf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-21

IN Cincinnati uuo Gotingtou feierten
am Tefe Warta @eburt feds neusewetbte
priefer ibre erfe III. MeGe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-07-13
SEE MY
Not THIS. but the Other One!

Queer! Very QueerI .
IN MY ADVERTISING COLUMN. MY
II Anchors and Chains for sale are crowded out and are
amongst the NotIons-(a British Notion) They will be sold
cheap, very cheap.
FunnyI Very Funny!
In my Advertising Column, my Bird Traps, Bird Houses
and Breeil & Cages, of which 1 have a splendid assortment,
are crowded out. Thsy will be sold cheap, very cheap.
Queer! Very Queer!
My PilIs-BIsir's, Whelpton's and Cookies are crowded out
and are included IN the Notions.
Iron Posts for Wire Fencing. which I will sell for 25 cents
each. is much less than The raw material costs here.
The Funniest of aIl-Brusseis Carpet which I have
for sale, a splendid article, and guaranteed of equal quality, at
so per cert, lesB than the Carpet for the New Hotel cost in
San Francisco, besides which, freight, insurance and duty must
be added 10 the San Francisco cost. 1t would take a mathe-
matcian 70 calculate the loss incurred by not purchasing here.
Not Queer OF Very Queer!
The Steamer KiIauea Is a decided success and materially as
sisis 20 promote trade and develop the resources OF the Kingdom
CGrumblers notwithstanding)
The New Hotel.
There has been a difference Of opinion in consequence OF
0pthslmia. / am morally certain il will be = decided success
in promoting the interests OF these fair islands. and a great
benefit TO them
Lodging House Keepers need not quake or seek a reduction
In rent, for they will have their share from the extra number
OF visitors to see the wonders Of this Kingdom.
This National Hotel. so much needed for the u~pbnilding Of
our Sunny Islands, will, In conjunction with other solid i'm
provements. immortahEe the reign OF KAAEHANRHA VrH. Long
may he live and reign.
f3 jon THONA WAREHOUSE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-07-13
THE GLOBE HOTEL!
~ KING STREET. NEAR y OF
- Fort Street, Honolulu, II. l.
New Faces. New Furniture. New Dishes

Eez everything The undersigned. Is pleased 20 inform the pub
lie generally that he has purchased the above well known prem
ises for the purpose Of carrying on a drst-ciass hotel business
in El its branches, aud having had the same completely reno
waited and elegantly furnished in every particular, il is now open
for he reception OF guests The larder will he supplied with
the best ,he market affords Also, having engaged the services
Of a hrStclAss Chefe de Cuisine, he is prepared to suit the
taste Of the most ~fasddious, and no expense or pains will be
spared to make this hotel the faVorite with the public Of Homo
lulu Being centrally located and free from dust and inconve-
nieDces, ft offers great inducements for merchants and others TO
Five him = call. He hopes by strict attention TO the wants and
60 ut0rts OF his guests, to merit 3 liberal share of public pat
Terms reasonable, further particulars made known
bv a5or ing on the premises, to
nc co. n THAYFR Prorriesna.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-07-13

Pie Fruits, Pickles, Carbonate Soda, Split Peas.
Canary Seed, Hemp Seed, White Beans, Oatmeal,
EPSON Salts, Yorkshire Hams, westphalia Hams
Bleached Ginger, Ground Pimento, Ground Cloves,
Mixed Spice, Ground Black Pepper, White do.
Ground Ginger, Cayenne Pepper,
Peppermint Rose and Lemon Lozenges,
Lemon Peel, Orange peel,
Conversation Lozenges, Sugar Sticks, Bath Pipes,
Cream Tartar. Mustard. Saleratus in Jars and bottles.
Table Vinegar, Chile Vinegar, Lea & PERKINS, Sauce,
Harvey's Sauce, Reading Sauce, john Bull Sauce,
Beef Steak Sauce, MOgul Sauce, King Of Dude Sauce,
Anchovy Sauce, Chutney Sauce, Universal Sauce.