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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10
Notice!

IN THE MATTER of the Estate 81 JOIN
i NOMORE, Of Puulu. Puma, Hawaii deceased
Be il known 70 whom i may concern, that a. per-
sons interested in the Estate Of John Neuur-. k--
oni Pukiki.l deceased hereby urisrul TO b. sad
appear before the undersigned. one % he Cifslit
Judges Of the Third Judcia District lf tse Hasaan
Islands in the Court house in Hila. on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day % May isz2, % 10 a'slecs A.
NJ then and there 10 show cause. u any rhy ths
accounts Of L. Severance. Esq.. sheriff q Hawai-.
and Administrator Of said Estate. should BE-
tied and the said Admins traitor dismissed From f1rth--
responsibility = : LYMAN
Hilo. Hawaii. Circuit Jadge. "a Jld- Di1t-
March goth. 1872. I1gt
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Sole Agent Tor the Hawaiian Islands.
Specimen Lamps may be seen at BTtow's-l2-tf
Licenses Expiring in April. 1872.


d etail-Honolulu. Oahu 9Th VIM Hall, 9Th G
LII McDougall, 10th Jas McCabe, 18th Goo Kim,
18th NJ Dickson, 18th II Viera, 9th Mott Co, 18th
All See. LIST f Ehers and Co, Sd Ang Yee, 3Oth ]
Weik, 5th Dillingham; Co, LIST NJ McInerny. Hal
ku, Maui, LIST Geo Gray; MakawaO, 18th n sayre,
Both Peter Gennett; Lahaina, 9th E Jones, 29th W
Brown, LIST ] Girvin. Waimea, Hawaii, Ist W
II Ricard; Kalahiki, Kau, Hawaii, 30th Naval; Wal
mea, 18th Chas Motley, Puepaku, Ho, Sd Samek L
Co; Opihikao, Puma, 1lth NomOre; Kahali, Hilo,
18th Aietchong. Nawiliwili, Kauai, goth Akamu /;
Hanapepe, 22d Chulan Bro; Wairnea, Kauai, 22d
Akanalili. Kawailoa, Waalua, Oahu, 2lst n En-
erson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 18th, H Hackfeld Co.
Auction.-HonOlulu, 18th, P Adams Kauai
10th, W 0 Smith.
Shipping.-Honolulu, 10Th, H Rowland
Horse.-Honolulu, goth, Jno Malie, No Sc, No
81.
ButCher.-Lahaina, LIST, Geo Crockett
Hitualling.-Wailuku, 9th, Young Chung.
Boat.-Waiakea, Hilo, 9th, G W Hapai, oath,
Kamaha.
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THE QUEESs HosPTrAL is unquestiOuably an in
stitution which is doing more good to the Ha-
waiinn people than almost any other institution
in the Kingdom. The meeting of the subscribers
on Saturday last, which is reported in another
portion Of our paper as fully as is possible, and
sufficiently, certainly to give our readers an accu-
rate idea of the condition and prospects of the
institution, brought out a large attendance and
ELECTED lively feeling.
One Of the speakers was strong for reform, and
remarked considerably upon a ring which was
formed so that the persons sold goods because
they we're inside the body of Trustees. We do
not learn that any one among those present quite
understood what was referred to. but trust that
RheHever r1cEr is thrown upon the subject the
Executive Committee will see to it that even the
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nv AUTHORITY,
PROCLAMATION.


WE, KAMEHAlfEHA V, by the Grace
of God, of the Hawaiian Islands, KING,
DO PROCLAIM:
That it is Our pleasure, in pursuance
of the provisions Of OUR Constitution, that
the Members of the Legislative Assembly
of OUR Kingdom do assemble at the
Court House, at Our Capital of Honolulu,
for the dispatch of Public Business, at IL
o'clock NJ. on TUESDAY, the THIRTIETH
DAY OF APRIL, A. d. Eighteen Hundred
and Seventy-two.
Given under Our Royal Sign Manual
at OUR Palace in the City of Hon
-, olulu, this Twenty-seventh day
SEAL of February, Eighteen Hundred
and Seventy-two, and the Ninth
Year of Our Reign.
[Signed KAMEHAMEHA K.
By the KING.
The Minister of the Interior,
[Signed FERD. w. HUTCHIsoN.
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The NOn-Exp1Osive
KEROSENE LAMPS
Perkins & Houses Patent.

We claim for This Lamp, as toHors:
l. Absolute Safety under all circum stances, both
from breaking and explosion.
3 1t gives twice much light from same sized wick
g. 1t uses IS per cent. less oil for an equal amount
of light
T. 1t gives 0dor in burning, turned never so low
g. The steadiness Of the flames wonderful.
g. 1t is Ornamental and Durable lasts lifetime
T. 1t is successful rival OF Gas at trifing expense
S. 1t burns any kind of Coal 0il-good or bad.
There is now need of Shocking Deaths
and Terrible Fires from Coal Oil Lamps exploding
breaking.
To sustain these strong claims, we refer to the
Lamp ITSELF and to critical Tests by the most emf
nent Scientific Men.
j. n. COMFY,
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands
Specimen Lamps may be seen at Bdrtoc's.-l2-tf
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On Thursday, the 4th inst, the town
was considerably enlivened by repeated
salvoes of artillery, so that all the unem-
ployed people around the corners,-we
among the rest-set to work counting the
guns and specializing what it was all
about. To make our information reliable,
we went to headquarters, and found that
II. B. Ms Commissioner and Consul
General, the Minister for Foreign Affairs,
His Excellency the Minister-Resident of
the United States, NJ Ballieu, Commits
sioner and Consul for France, and His
Majesty's Chamberlain, Colonel Prender-
CAST, had visited Capt. Gator, on board
the Scout, where they had been very
handsomely entertained, and saluted on
their departure.
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Minister for Foreign Afsirs.

1 HEREBY certify that Mr.. A. KAlau duly
elected the Third Member Of the District School
Board for the district of Kona Honoluu, Island of
Oahu, II. l., Monday the 25th day of March,
A. D. 1872. W. JAS. SMITH,
School Agent of district of KOna, (HOuOulul Oahu.
Honolulu. March 10th. 1872.
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- ISLANDS in Pruuate In ths matter - ra Esfass a
WILLIAM CROCKETT. tsar - n1noluiH ie--ss--l AZ
Chamber before the rcuol able the Chicf Jss q ~
prems Court.
on reading and Sling thf petition q lotn M11t-turrT
Administrator the Esats q the sid VILLAS gclr1
late Of Honoiulu Ic--a=-d shasnE
srasgt the aid Esiate frh srhrfris runrrrI
said petition presented O. ne psttaar daf anfu
ticsfed With necessary vouchers and 81 lin arrrri r
praying that upuu day o. Appointed a. sa11e f D.
amined and approved BY the Court.
II ordered that sArr RDsN TIE an ,y n Nay. A. p
ISL At 10 O'Clock ~ bsfre ths std Jsft-- NJ - fs
brrs the Court House Hunnluu. D. tud ~ =
hereby appointed tf= and rfee Sc hrE 1l Pes
ton and that a prruus INTERESTED uay fheu 1ul itsre
pear and show c4use, any they have uhT nr aal crs
shoud not Be approved ~ the CoaFt Ard ftsf is ar
Published 10 the IftuEutN GSErrrr rrWsaaprr rf-l
and published Houoiuiu. tr threc ruc1r- rerEs
vous % the time therein npnaintc fr s1Ii herlsr-
Dated uonalulu H. l. ths sth Day q April A. D isll
ELISHA r. ALlEN
Attest. Chief Ir-ftce q the srrr-sae CIirf
Joax T. BknztnB. peP- Clsrk q - saF cert l1-zf
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NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF FoEEIGN AFFAIRS,

DEPARTMENT OF FoEEIsS AFFAIRS
Honolulu, March IS ls72
IT having been made known to this Department by
James Hay WOdehouse, Esq, Her Britannia Males
TVS Commissioner and Consul General, that by Earl
Granvilles permission, Mr. TheO H. Davies has been
appointed as British vice-Consul at Honolulu. Notice
is hereby given that the acts of Mr. Tbeu. H. Davies
in that capacity to be taken as having full force
and effect within this Kingdom.
CHAs c. HARRIS,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice,

Turing MY ABSENCE FROM THE KING
IL dom, S. B. Dole Esq, is authorized to act as my
attorney and to collect all debts due and to pay
outstanding accounts. H3-3ts) C. F. NICHOLS.
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HeaIt. omcer,s Notice :

THE ATTENTION OF PARTIES DEPOsTTIyG
J. filth or rubbish below or above the posts lu he
Esplansde, il called 20 Section lath of the Reruls-
toas Of the Board Of Health. ANY person reraons
found depositing flth Or rubbise contrary o. ne
above Section will be prosecuted according O. az.
W b. BAANES
Agent Of Board cf Hcaith.
Honolulu. Feb. 18th. 1s72.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE,
Honolulu. April s. 1872.

uUHVIuIuI hFIII o 1Vf~s
Ma. SAMUEL WHITNEY WILCOX has been duly CON-
missoned as Sheriff Of the GubernatoriAl Division,
consisting of the islands of Kauai and Niihau, in
place Of Ma. WILLIAM o. SMITH, resigned to accept
the appointment of Sheriff of the Gubernatorih Di-
vision consisting of the islands of Maui, MOlOkai
Lanai and Kahoolawe.
STEPHEN II. PHILLIPS,
Attorney General.
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ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
Honolulu. March 25. 1872.

WILLIAM o. SIXTH has been duly commissioned as
Sheriff Of the GubernAtorial Division consisting Of the
islands of Maui, Molokai, Lanai and KahOOlawe in
place of PETER X. TREADwAr, deceased.
STEPHEN H. PHILLIPS,
Attorney General.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


WDEFORE THE SEPHEhE COURT 90 faa
ID Hawaiian Islands tn Pruhes n ~ si,sr q To-
Fstafs Of His ulrhners 81 Eefuansla 1-rrarf A
Chambers AZ the Court Houss ~ he cry ~ lc1 1870
the Hon. Elisha IT. Alen, Chief 9ustice n a. snrEra
Court Ia probate this sth day q April A. = ls7-
Upon reading and Sling the petition a = A-sitril-i
uravnr flr order q tributiaa q Der sh1rs q ~
ATE 81 his Highuess Eskuanaoa irceaad
bv ordered that notice q bearing q nd p-1 p rTsr
BY notification 10 the Hkufnay ltrrrrr nni &C ora rs
u1rers uruted Honoluin fr three sucrise Wels is
d,fa 10 All persons interested in nd Eststs nll
mar in aid Probate Court The crurt uue - rfF =
Honolulu on SATURDAY. thc l,h dsy y Nay. a n -,
AZ m o'ciosk A. n % that day. then an t1rr- l sr
II any they have Why the prayer = ihs rs fesit1 i
not granted. and order 70 dstrtoeiu q 80 str
a. prayed or. should not b. made
Datsi al Honolulu this sfh day q Arrii. 2. n ia
ELISHA RI GLLEN
Attest: ChiefJustice q ~ suErsaas COR =
Vsrvsrn pruurr clrrt- lEr
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peYoe's Kerosene oiI.

WARRANTED % Be ne Genssn~ Art
w icls. and Err sases 70 one 81 Dusn-rrs noI1 n
San Frsnellco. riers fisy taor risf srs ssa-l. 81
For sale By llol BoLLES 4 20.
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Honolulu Ice Mandatory!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECEIVED A
il fresh supply of Ammonia and made permanent
arrangements prevent falling short in the future,
ICE will be delivered to Regular Customers as before,
At five ~ cents per pound.
Orders can be given to Mr.. VIM. Wallace who has
the sale and delivery in charge, left the states
at Thos. G. Thrum's and at Judd Layton's.
Orders from the other Islands delivered plongside
the vessels properly packed at rate, with cost
of box and aw-dust added Cost of box refunded if
returned to the Factory.
Refrigerators and Ice Boxes made to order at low
est possible prices. D. SMITH.
Honolulu, Feb. 81, 1872. 6-3m
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English FrhLet atn ennd PEN wtbGd
! a 50
Mourning
nenOnsnnty on hand handles Of rich and beautiful
American Rapss from the best makers of almost 1v SE Fay order
/ nneed urnce a Drawing
Embossed Friendship Elastic Bands and Rings Alphabet Blocks
Tissue oausnsn
isabhGs
Steel Pen.f from b tmker Rulers, and Pencil,
IEnlshNo aralw
Children Sets Te3Pns ohnisnl
R black P Pag Wsns Ink n s Is: p S S and Brushes
Shaving Brushes Desk FOnos
Te rnomders a
CfHnvain Islands $4,000 Envelopes Of all sizes and
Constantly nhandsC o all in IEATHER coon.
Family large and
STANDARD cTshand Amerc Book found establishment
hoEi Song MTd Bf Boo Wallets ssSa albums
English Drawing Paper all Sizes from DENY to BLANK BOOKS.
sormnt ofrr
cd9s boxes Lesu. Cash. Sales,
Psbef. Superior Drawing Letter so , -. s' Books
Writing Books aiD rainT
Ito QuTt AcsuutBo oEs
CheuM n Drawn
land Chess Boards pand HutadumB Books.
Doninoso TisP for ssbdsss c1b,as
WOrkmens
BAH STATIONERY received bv the
earliest arrivals from London and New York
ACCOUNT BOOKS Companies Railroad Commands
made to order with despatch
Printing Of Bill Heads, Circulars, Cards, &C.
Execute with Despatch at the Lowest Rates
New Stock Received by Every Steamer.
Country md suufue
4sn
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On Friday, the 5tb, His Majesty's Min
listers returned Capt. Gregorash's calls,
remaining on board of the fungus for an
hour.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

On Thursday, the 4th inst, H. R. /.
Ms Vice-Consul, Johann Carl Pfuger,
Esq, had an audience of His Majesty for
the purpose of presenting Capt Gregg
rash, commanding H. R. L MS Gunboat
fungus, at Iolani Palace, at l1:9o A. M.
On this occasion Capt. Gregorash was ac-
companied by Lieuts. Zarine and Maka-
rolf, Pallets Merzloff and Baumazoff,
Midshipmen Skanlinskoy and Zatcharen-
skoy. On this occasion His Majesty was
attended by the Minister for Foreign At
fairs, the Minister of Finance, and the
Chamberlain.
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Ok Wednesday, April Sd, Her Britain
mic Majesty's Commissioner and Consul
General, James Hay Wodehouse, Esq,
had an audience of His Majesty for the
purpose of presenting Capt. Ralph P. Ca
tor, commanding II. B. Ms Corvette
Scout, and the officers of the ship accom-
panying him. The audience took place
at Iolani Palace at twelve O'Clock. His
Majesty was attended by the Minister for
Foreign Affairs, the Acknowledgement,
and the Chamberlain.
Lieut.. w. R. Clutterbuck, Rev. C. T.
Autridge, Lieut.. E. S. Clapp, Paymaster
Z. H. Clymer, and Mr.. E. ]. ]. Sandiford,
Captains Clerk, accompanied Capt. Ca
tor on the occasion, and were presented.
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That they have removed their business
to the HARDWARE STORE, under the
Odd Fellows Hall, on Fort Street, and
will occupy that Stand until the erection
Of Commodious Warehouse now being
built at their place on King Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

CALOON, Pilot and Medium Bread, in
- boxes, half boxes and quarters. Also,
A Full Assortment of Crackers,
Per CeMET-For Sale by
ROLLES 4 Co
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For KohaIa, HawaIl.
Notice 81 Assignment.

"HEREAs, st EWAuT MrEwow
w c9oPEk. - Hauaiaia a. si- -irath iaT y la-
ufryi A. d. lei4 e0rFgT ard tfsTH sta 4HIsrar.I -
BIZ Esiafa IN this Kinriarl totE rel aai r-.l z -.
tr TIE benefit q BIZ rreiifa- az rsraua aasar I.
azanst sad EstHts 1of1f srr-fsh
undsrsigned and al parties insassl o. 80 &c..
Mamit1n Cooper re1uirei fa a.ta iaa..ff.fa ..s
q the amounts due By them 81 ~ arl-rsir-al
Honoluiu, January Is. ls72
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- TO HEHT---A Csetars 81 xa...-. A..
~ emu. via hafh h1r-s e1eE housr str = - -
- ne rssidsncs Of ne q a consui ApriT =
4-4fe n rrur0r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

CALIFORNIA BRICK, California Lime,
~ Rosendale Cement. For sale by
BoLLEs L co,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-04-10

CALIFORNIA HAMS for sale by
IA BOLLES co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29

FFrRSEn Ur AGAIN.-C Captain Isaiah Ryn-
q, we'll known to all New Workers, and
tn" past siN years resident OF Bergen
'nntN, Erw Jersey, was delegate to the
Nv )rr,ry state Convention, representing
."dl township. A New York correspondent
~:
Ilir 'aptain, with Ills lalf-moon whlsk-
t~'Ntci,iing from the lipof one ear to that
Tie ohcr, his rosy Face, his white hat
"'Frhcd drtiantly on the top Of his head,
'"h> like the genuine old Jersey farmer he
.. !n>''ad ct The famous muscular politician
'h'h his reputation justities. He glories In
Ne fact of having voted the Democratic
chcI for forty-seyen years, and yet hopes to
WE to east one more vote, and that for Ho-
u, Gnelcy."
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Yovr South Carolina.

trl.Spondence OF the hfchlhohu bisIafth.
NEwDEREY. :. c., June 20, 1872.
Arrests under the "cniorccmentact" con-
;nacto be made. Night before last deputy
fni,.,I States marshal with posse APP
! narh,d the house of one Thomas BIe;iSe,
lduc in the adjoining county OF Edge
! ID. several young men were nc biease
so,.. Tor whom the marshal had warrants.
& the deputy approached, the young men
8ulyd to leave. II is reported that the
\ sr WAS directed 10 tire on any one leaving
a hruse At any rate, several shots were
SfrA and John Barre was painfully if not
dangerously wounded. The ball passed
q M;yh me thigh, grszing the bone, One
IN III" other Young Itcn, Toll Perry, was
a >t'd and lodged in Sail at this place: The
AHnd'd man. in a crif Teal condition, lies mt
II holI>" "f Mr.. BIcase.
Elialn. being wished sor, has come ut last.
=" p1rclcd earth ms been drinking III co"
2'n> showers for the s4st two days.
! Truly, ALPHA Pr.
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M DIR. TUFTS S s q

+, VIZ Lib LIZ |, . t,SASSdI dhkLkA
AND QUEENS remedy possesses
so many valuable medicinal properties ss this COM
bination OF roots, herbs, and barks. This QUEENS
DELIGHT Is acknowledged by physicians to be the
most powerful remedy known far Impure blood,
liver compliant, nervousness, female complaints,
constipation, Rheumatism, diseases OF the Kidneys
syphilitic affections, skin e;seases, chronic coui
plaints &c. But In this preparation It Is combined
with other vegetable products, which renders It's
virtues donbly valuable. Most diseases hive their
origin I'm the blood, and blood purifier the SAR-
sAPARHAAA AND QUEENS DELIGHT has no
equal. Jtrequires but trial to convince the most
skeptical. .a.1i tq1,i5, t,7s.3 ..se N 5f,,s.,s
For female complaints, whether In young or old,
married or single, at the dawn OF womanhood or the
turn Of life, DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are an
acknowledged remedy. ~. FL
DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE has no bad oftor.
}e 12-dcOd&w1y
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m HosADALIsi -Read DE 0llowii6s,

sazH.HOsADALIs f-Read the following,
fsrtn Eev.G.R. Harding ssef9i
IS bed 1tcEtoxp, VI s1uenst q. 1883;
PropsseoH RbsaddEie. Gentlemen Fora period
OF tSe,ve yszzsmy utze suffered greatly from geae.
ral dcbiIiss VITA kseas :cndenrF 10 drnpsed ci7u-
sfcas, In tiie mean rEfa ale had repeated attscks
of heHsosrhsseiof Tho lnnes. with chiilss Dc TN
facL M Die ssympt0ms OF consumption Ssse tnstsi
many different remedies, bat without benefit, until
abe began The use OF RnsadaIis when, afssr taking
two bottles she restored to Der original health
and vfgor, and IS TO-DAY picture OF perfect health,
Rosadaiis Is household word with us and our neigh
bors. . Yours truly, n.
jesa-eodsw G.. r. HARDING. (:
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hc3-N0RE NEW AND ELEGANT
( -. - GOODS FOR JUNE AND JULY
TO Ho,IE-sTAYERs AND sPRlsGs-GoER

TO HOlIE-sTAYERs AND sPRlgGs-GOERs.
r., ,tFs. T.iR. PRICE & co.
are again In market, and are opening. by express
and steamers, large additions OF NEW AND ELF
CANT GOODS In each department.
Long line of NEW PRINTS great slow In all
the new 1gurcs--for ladies' and 'chlldren-ih
mourning and llaf-mourning styles;
DREsSG 0oDS In BLACK and COIOREDslLKS;
JAPANESESILKs and POPLIES; s.
GRENADINES, black and colorcd-Tariety; =
sATIN-STRIPED. HEENANlS and GRENA-
DINES-checked:
DOLLY WARDEN CAABRICs and PRINTS;
FRENCH and ENGLISH ORGANIZES. both fig
so. ured and plain ,.fI.,rI - ...rttf - ss.
LAWNS and JACC0NETs, from the lowest 10 the
bighest grades. ~ =! 80 y 49,.
FANCY GOODS In SILK sCARFS LACE aud
.,..s LINEN .CoLEARS,' GORsETs, GLOVES Of
all kinds, PARASoLS or every make, HO-
SIERY, SC. 81 go H. 81
,I.aDIEs,Iand GENTIRMRNs ,UNDERsHIRTs,
Z f:CHfLDREN's UNDERsHIRTs, SOCKS,
FANS, &c, &c. .,..,..s.,-- ,Ess
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, and yEsTIKGs for gen.
tle,nen and boys; DRILLiNas, plain and fancy !;
-. DUCKS, &c. .itr,r .s-5s SFf 81 1.s
IRISH LINENS AND OTHER LINEN GOODS.
In spite of tho recent heavy advance In such goods,
IS well as in woollen goods tho stock now ON hand
VIM, bessodout at old prices. R. RI! PRICE = co.
3es -, !. h' t ,ii u y ~ ~
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h"a'n BY BANKs.-rhe mean annual
ln>>r by the failure of national banks for
,t'''" Years ending June /, 1872, was $33O, 200.
WI Il basis of constant average amount OF
"p'>I> Of $574 800 900, it il found that the
t'iMatd loss TO creditors through the in
,''Nehr! of national banks was equivalent
9'.is! in 100000. @ai
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7 IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE.
IL NAMING IN THE MANCHESTER POST.
OFFICE JUNE ~, 1872. Persons calling for letters
In this list will please SAY Advertised. II not called
for In four weeks they will DO sent to the ncad-Lct-
ter Office, In WASHINGTON: '...,a -.........
LADIES' LIST. r,r.. -.f .s,,r.
Branch Mrs. Martha King, Mrs. Elizabeth II.
Brown, Mrs. Martha L.. Moore, Miss Belle "a, ~,
Cheatham, Miss Betti0 Pae, Miss Kate "iH -
Dyer, Mrs. Ann NJ. SlIgall, Mrs. Mary " 50
Box Airs. Bella .. Sbroath, Mrs. Mary
Franklin, Mrs. Lydia West, Mrs. Susan n
IIaskIns, Mrs. Charlotte is.t:
p GENTLEMEN'S LIST. ~
Archer. IL q. Mctac, g. G.. t") "--s--
Angie. MOutrose = Moore, Benjamin ssff {
Claiborne, = (cuId) Muse, Charles
Clarke, Philip. ~ Scott. Amherst ~ e. -
Harris, &C. Schwartz, Mat. ~, F.
Hawks, r. W.(coriD Tlnslcy, Lewis So.
Moore, David Wortcndykc, J. b. ,y..t x.
''''' ~ : - JAMES II. CUNNINGHAM, p. N. :
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hAHbs0hE BzaAEKgIEE-sFRrpE
stae 2 1sr ISIS
aat.RExk DIRn,f q lses1 ~ andf 4las vorfi.
g ti.ss s9a %;
,JArAHEsE STRIPED AND !. PLAID Il aLKs !.
51fs Ind irc, ~srtss On: ast,ssl so
JArAsng neafEa i 3o,s z
.garAEEsREGUsED and wATEEED ROBES
at sreaay isdueasd prices l.ii 4 s 81.
HANDSOME sHK,F1GuRED AND: isTRIPEI,
GREKADisEs At reduction Of Is per cent
Z or more; 80 @ s. X .s,
sTKIPED AND FIGURED GRENADINES 8.
r. aae pet yard worth 20. PEI yard;
T.coLOR LAWNS st 1alc.: i,as at.s;sE
PetiixsE FnENCH ,cAMsRIcs OR PEBCALEs q.
!, 200: north soc- per yard: at s. '6si
s, .,s.s,--z I}itastI tzs'4iS LEVY BROTHERS. Il
TACOMA io-s sHEBrINa q. asc. per yard BIZ
me piece. Ill issi;f 3.citytb fSff. .asg 1e %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29

IrSgirIc HalL-SToRa.-- Cleveland, Jupe
A tremendous hail-storm passed over
rI'y this morning between ] and 2
5"k. Several houses were struck DJ
hitting, and one woman was killed in ped.
'1NIdnable damage was done III the CITY
''a 10 crops In the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29

H"sloS, June 27.-The grand jury this
i''Inln" found IN indictment against W.T.
=, n'n Ii. Wadleigh, late discount clerk OF the
F'f'h1nts National Bank, for einbezzleinent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-29
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! s.
= IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING

At JULIUS KRARER's, No. 1517 Main street,
which consist Of CheYiot Suits ut ell, worth RlS'
light Cassimer Coats and Pants at ef3, worth No
blue black and brown Cloth Goats, ffocks and Der
bys a, sla worth $lS Light and dark Suits for boys
at $40 and $l2 worth $is and sl5; boys black Alpaca
Jackets and Linen Pants for - childrens Linen
Suits at $2.ss; boys Linen Goats at 7sc.; mems
Linen Coats at 81 and upwards; Cottonade Suits At
80, worth 90. Also large assortment OF WINNIE
Duck ana! Ribbed Suits double and single-Dr'Rstee
aiarseites Vests; striped Alpaca ana sar asas .s
roats. and fun line OF FURNIsHIEGsG GOODS.
- cam sell lower than any one, rs bny exclusively
Cor r,s. Come and convince yourselves. 40:
Take notice Of the red post in front OF the door,
10 7-ln .Jgy .IiSst.ft t'fiE - q y, :, =