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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

nice question has been raised by our pulpit ora
tors and instructors. It will be remembered that
when Chicago was so sorely tried by fre-when the
whole CITY, it were, lay in ruius-the ministers of
that city and the whole country, regarded the FIRE
special visitation for the sins of the people Now
when Boston is similarly afflicted, Mr.. Beecher de-
clares that it was not intended punishment, b1t
was sent to demonstrate to them that "Ehom the
Lord loveth, be chasteneth.' The interesting ques
ton raised is, how to distinguish between the fire
designed punishment for the sins of the people,
and the one which is sent upon the people ex-
hibiiion of love It is barely possible that even
ministers may sometimes disclose little weakness
when they attempt to explain the mysterious ways
Of providence.
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Large KAhilis.
NarT1Age bearing Her Exeellency r. Eeelikolani, H.
K. H. Prince William c. Lunalilo, and
Honorable c. Kanaina.
Carriage bearing the Queen Dowaeer Emma, and the
Honorable Mrs. Naea-
Mourning Carriages.
The Kings Chancsllor.
The Cabinet Ministers
koreign Representatives and Captain Of q. S. S.
Benicia.
Judges Of the Supreme Court
Members Of the Privy Council Of State
The Legislative Assembly.
Governors Of the different Islands.
Consular Corps and 0ficers Of q. S. S. Benicia
Circuit Judges.
Clerks Of the Government Departments.
Postmaster General and Clerks Of the Post Once.
Collector General and Custom House Officers.
The Marshal, and sherifs Of the different Islands.
District justices.
Members Of the Bar.
The Hulumanus
Ahahui Aloha Lahaina.
Foreign Residents.
Hawaiian Population.
Police Force.
Detachment Of Cavalry.
Those Who attend the Funeral are to assemble in
fruut q TIE Palace az 10 A. n on Saturday the 18th
day q January, and the Procession to start at II
c'eloek-
The line Of prose- preceding the remains Of His
late Majesty, lormed on King street, the right
resting on Alakea street. Those who folor the re-
nans, vi form King street, the night resting on
he Waikiki gde Of the Palace gate.
The public generally are invited to attend.
loLAN RALAcE, December SIst, 1872.
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RUSSIAN PoIIE To-DAT-The Russian cor
respondent of the Lgdepsadsa5. Beige expresses
much surprise a .ae fuss the English Press have
made about the expedition Of til
to Khiva. Russia, according 10
has now no policy OF terHiodr.
Her only reason for sending men 10
to teach the < haa of that country ih4
Petersburg Government really could
longer stand q system Of organized D.
on Russian borders. So far from III
possessions beiug a Nabotb's yiue.a-3
she only desires De says, 20 Be- hand TO hand with
the Goyernmeut OF British linda 10 disseminating
civilization an education 10 Asia.
There was lime, not very remote when such
statements as these would have net nothing but
incredulity. But various events 10 the last i've
years would see point to the pacific policy
of St. Peterst Z byng in earnest. A man who
has well serve, = cause is apt 10 become enamor-
ed of it, and the Emperor of Russia has person
ally done so much for the reimbursement and
elevation of the millions committed to his charge
that it is not unreasonable to conclude that he
has fallen in love with the arts of peace, and de-
termned to turn the falchion into plow-share.
A greater work than his it is, indeed, impossible
to conceive. Lord Lyttou has well said that
there is no satisfaction so complete, so exultant,
as that of the man who, looking around him 10
the afternoon Of life, can justly say" have not
lived in vain" There are men in the old coun-
tries of Europe who, having succeeded to great,
neglected heritage, have striven and not in vain,
to do their duty in their state of life, and leave
footprints in the sands of tine" to give heart
to Others Such one was Washingtons friend
Sir John Sinclair, who. when his paternal acres,
in the widest part of Caledonia stern aud
Wild" we're lying untitled and neglected, tehanted
by semisavage population, silently resolved that
before twenty years were over turnpike road
should run through them, and mail-coach carry
civilization over it every day. Such one too,
was Lord George Hill who abandoning the de-
lights of cultivated society and the Injuries Of
his station spent long years in combating, at
length successfully, the ignorance, and the obsti-
macy Of the benghted peasantry of his ancestral
estates on the tempestuous shores of Donegal.
To have achieved these men set
themselves teeg~o...,...s.. 49, but to achieve
a similar work over the greatest of Empires
this is the stupendOus undertaking of the Rus
sian Emperor.
With an aim so exalted before him, this great
prince may well turn aside from schemes of ter
ritOrial aggrandizement from the attempt to ac
quire what, except for that mirage Ia gloire"-
the baneful phantom which has served so often
to beckon France along the road to ruin-his
father would surely never have pursued. If the
Gar continue at the task he has set himself
task in which, at the commencement, he met on
all sides obstruction and opposition from the up
per classes-he will be worthy to rank with the
MODEST of his predecessors, Peter the Great
N T. Times.
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TvHR UNDERSIGNED, flsm aza alisr
fhir dais. WI ssns BIS u 61shaags 81 -
ters Of cr8df On
san FRANCISCO. sEH YORK.
LONDON. HAMBURG .-1 ERExEx.
in suns % sait q; lowest Safes-
Br.t cour,srsi.l Papsr dirssantst. and Msn,11 -
vnuccd on Morteagss On IA nest llaofatls iarzf.
Cash adrance1 maia "a conzirnnlai1 % IIa1A
produce at The rate of - cent intr1u.t PER al.a
D. HtCKEZLD 4 CO.
Hosolalu, Nor. 4. Is7I.-si-iy
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DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
II
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

TIME PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made, that
the composition Of CHLRODYNE is known to Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact IL. chic
rOdyne was discovered and invented by DR.. J. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Staff, and 50
named by him, and il has bafied all attempts at anal
ysis by the first Chemists Of the day The method
and secret Of the preparation have never been pub
ished Il is obvious, therefore, that anything sold
under the name. save DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE, is a spurious imitation
CAUTI0N.-Vi Chancellor Sir W. p. Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
of Chlorodyne.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet, refreshing sleep.
relieves pain Gains the system restores the denged unc
tons and stimulates healthy action q the ecretons q the
body without creating Of those unpleasant results AZ
hours and times when requisite Thousands q persons
t to is marvellous good effects and wonderful while
great quantities in the following Cholera Dsen
terry Diarrhoa, Coles Coughs, Asthma Bheumatsm, Neu
ralgia whooping Cough, Cramp, uysieria, &c.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Hon Ear Russell communicated the College
Phyans aud j. T. Davenport that he had received in
the effect that the remedy ofany
Cholera Oh I0RODYNE.-see Ldnoof Dec. 81 1884
Or. Lowe Medical Missionary Ia India reports dec, 1863
that IN nearly every q Cholera 10 which Dr. J. COILS
BROWNIES CHLORODYNE was administered the patient
Extract from Mdfoai TTmsi Jan II 1so5-a ChIorodyne
prescribed BY Of orthodox medical practitioner OF
would not Tins be snguary popular did Il not
Extract from the Board Health London
IT, efficacy Cholera So strongly convinced u the
immense value Of this remedy that cannot too fTciby
urge the necessity u adopting Il in all cases."
CAUTI0N.-None genuine without the words " DR.. J.
COILS BROWNE the Government Stamp. Overvhem-
ing medical testimony Accompanies each bottle
Sole MANUFACTURE. DAVENPORT,
az Great Ru-serst., Bloomsbury London.
Sold IN Bottles At l.. IA -. ID and &. "a. 40
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

IN the matter OF the Estate &C =. CHAN
i CEROL, Deceased.-By virtue Of sruor g.
sued BY the hon II. A. widemann Justice % tlo
Supreme Court on the 2Sth day Of Is..uf.r. 4. 2
1879, the undersigned will sell at Pu arH.
the Court House in Honolulu on 81 u-a-F,
25th day of January, 4. ID, 1877,
noon. all the right title and i"'s; VI sad deceased
IN and the following eal Estate situated in Eva,
Islind Of Oahu, aud bounded and described fol
lows, viz
Lot 1. ALL THAT PARCEL OF KULA LAND
situated in Waimano, Eva, Island Of Oahu, being
Part Of Land Commission Award No. IL, 029. and
bounded as follows hoomaka ma Ike kihi hsma Ko-
mohana ma ka pohaku nu paena Manana, hele
ana Hem. 81 Hik. 1900 X. II. ma ko Paaina ma
laia aku Hem. 70 Hik. HOO X II. ma ko PAaina
malaila aku Hem. rs Hik. $40 X. II. hikii Wal
au, malaa aku Ak. y Hik. 1900 X. II. ma Waiau
malaila aku Ak. 36I Hik. 2O.OO X. H. ma Waiau,
maIaila aku Ak. 2s Hik. 26OO X. II. malaila aku
Ak. 20 Hik. IS X. H. ma Waiau malaa aku Ak.
is Hik. i $500 X. H. ma Waiau, maaila aku Ak.
S9i Kom. 1850 X. II. ma Waimano uka, ia Ma
nuela, malaila aku Ak. 81 Kom. 600 X. II.
hiki ka pail ma Manana, malaia aku Hem. "a .
Kom. 900 X. II. / Manananu malaia aku Hem,
20 > Kom. 22.25 h. H., malaila aku Hem. Sc >
Kom. 25.0O X. H., malaila aku Hem. 26 : Komi 55
X. h, maaila aku Hem. 81 G Kom. 30 X. H. Ma
mana a hiki ka hOomaka ana containing 5l2 81
100 Acres.
Lot No. ?. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL
OF LAND situated in Waimano, Eva, Island Of Ca
hu, and bounded and described follows: L hooma-
ka ma Ike XIII Kom. Hema, hee ana Akau AZ .
Hik. i 2I4 X. II. ma ka paena o ko Koele, Hema
81 Hik. 2.44 X. II. ma he kula Ike konohiki, Hema
AZ Kom. 2.s9 Kaul. ma ka alma Lua, Akau 46l
Kom. 4.3s Kau ma Ike Kahawai-And containing
594-l00O acre
Lot No. 3. COMPRISING THREE KALo
PATCHES situated in Waimano, Eva, and called
respectively Kuailima Pohe and Kiau, and conveyed
to V Chancerol, deceased. by his late Royal High
ness NJ. Kekuanaoa-eOntaniug u acres, more or
less
Together with all the right title and interest that
the said " Chanecrol, deceased, had in and to the
same at the time Of his decease.
W. C. PARKE, Administrator
OF the Estate Of V. Chaneerol, deceased.
Honolulu Dec. 81, 1872.
n. b. The deeds and surveys can be at the
Office of the Marshal 5l-4
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PORT OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
Jan l-shrs JuaniA and Warwick from MolOka and Kinau
from Mani
2-Schr Hokulele from Kauai.
3-U 5 Benica CARY, q days from San Francisco,
Haw bk Chocola, Rug 81 days from Acajuta, A,
and scirs Nettie Merrill from Maui and UiamS from
Hawaii.
4-Schr Jenny from Kauai
6-schrs Prince from Hawaii Hattie and Isabella from
Kauai.
SAILED.
Sam bgtn Jane Falknburg, Forbes for Portland
schrs knau for Maui, and Warwick tir MOlokai.
4-Haw bk Chocola, Rugg for san Francisco.
6-Schrs Uilama for Kauai, Nette Merrill for Mani
Fairy Queen for Kauai, and Haw bk W Wood
Whitney, for cruise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

Auc71oS.-Mr. Z. F. Adams viii hold at his
sales Room on Wednesday and Thursday, the
18th AID 10th insts-. large sale of desirable
assortment Of German, ( :, and French
goods Terms, liberal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

"WHY, IchabOd, thought you got married
more'n year sgoI" "WeIl, Aunt Jerusha, it was
talked Of but found out that the girl and all her
folks were opposed to it, and so l Just gave 'em
all the mitten, and let the thing drop"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08
PASSENGERS.

From Windward Ports, per Kilauea. jan 4th-w Rags
dale, Hen kuihelani, Mrs Napela, Cornwell, Rev
whppe wife and child, G Macfarlane, Capt Makee Miss
Alice Makee Miss Kate Makee, Mr. Mitchell Mrs Mitchell,
Scarf, Judge HOapil Hon kipi and wife, Hon W ID
ona, Mr. keomakan and wife, X Paulo, Minis iIueu,
Mr kamauoha. Miss Gibson, Hayseden, Mrs llayseden,
Miss Fernandez Fernandez Jones' wife and children,
W Smith, Kamaiopili, Mrs Treadway Hon Kaukau,
Mrs A Walters, W Meyer Hon Kaai, Miss Nia, W
Golfer and 202 on deck.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

FuE KTauez viii sail this evening for Hawai-
hae. where he win take on board what freight
oEers. add return TO Honolulu on Saturday even
ing Or sunday morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08
ys,,,l Of he Mooa for ne Month Of Jan. ISIS.
NOTES OF THE .wEEK.

TIE Bsnicia reports heavy sOutheriy gale TO
tie eastward Of these Islands on her passage
from san Francisco a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

LoSG PAssA5s.-The schooners Pauahi and
IA MOI the former from Lahaina and the latter
from Kabului. Maui. both saikd from those places
On Saturday isi, and arrived on Tuesday morn
M. having been two days and three nights 10
making passages Of not over one hundred miles
each. Both brought numbers Of passengers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08
Administrators Notice.

Whereas the undersigned have this day
w been appointed by the Hon. A. Pornander, Cir
eui. Judge End Judicial District. II. l.. as Admins
traitors Of the Estate Of the late John Enos, Of Wal
luku this is to give notice that all parties having
claims against the said estate requested to present
the same with the proper vouchers within six months
from date CT they win be forever barred. And all
persons indebted 70 said requested to make
immediate payment Of the samo.
TH0s. W. EVERETT,
HENRY W DANIELS,
Administrators.
Waikiki Maui. Dee. 5, 1872. 4s-4w
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

FRox Hflo We lea wAs-s qast
vsry little r1ia bad fallen 10 TIL district in con
sequence Of which the supply Of water in the
streams vas 50 small that the sugar-mils were
obliged TO stop grinding. Previous rains having
been abundant, the crops are not likely to suffer
I-nn he drnnrht
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

A LADY wished to have her husbands life insured
in Boston Office the other day. giving as a reason
that she wanted either husband or some money
she "didn't care which, She never expected both
at the same time
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DIED.

KESwAI-At Hlo Hawaii December 18th, George Sew
mour Kenway native of Brdport Dorseshre, England
aged 81 years, 10 months and IL days.
London papers please hopy.
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N o TIC &.

Having purchased Mr.. BenfeId's interest
IL in the Carriage Manufacturing business in this
city, am now prepared to execute all orders in my
line with promptness and dispatch. trust my long
and varied experience in the business will enable me
to give satisfaction all those who may favor me
with their patronage. g. WEST.
Honolulu. January l. 1873. ~
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To Let" Kahehuna !"

NNHE Residence of Thomas Brown on
i School Street. Enquire at the Registry Office.
5I-3m
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For Sale OF Lease.

A NICE DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, IN
"A the rear Of the residence Of Mr.. c. C. Harris.
For further particulars enquire Of
4s-sm PETER MELLISH.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08
EINAL TAX NOTICE.!

N Taxes for the yeas 1872, are hereby notified
that the Books and Office of the Undersigned will be
positively closed on FRIDAY, 3lst Of January inst.
and all delinquent after that date will be proceeded
against according to law. GEO. II. LUCE,
Tax Collector, Honolulu.
January 9th 1878 SO Il
rfs> Office open every day from Monday. goth.
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THE COMMERCIAL
PERIODICAL and NEWS lGENcl
AMERICAN. ESaLIsH AND AusTRAIIAs

BLIcArfuEs
FURNISHED q S.hertar r1i-l ~. p f-~ n
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r7aiagss thofs-a
Papers Darasi - y Po.a8s . nyp.pt
U be- Group
No Subscriptions takon for Less tAaa o-s Tear
"a Tios made OF short nofss ir whar-n If..-i.ss
SUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE
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AMERICAS SEwsPaPERs
JUVENILE PEHIODIcALs


Our Yong F0lks monthly o.
rouih's Companion. aecaiT ..--..-. ...........
Little Corporal. weekly ..-.----....
Nurarrr. lI1nfNIe /
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

THE LkrE GBoEsE s. KENwAY.-By recent ad-
vices from Hio we learn of the death, on the 2Sth
ult.. OF George 5. Kenway, who has been a resi-
dent Of these Islands since ls46, a greater por-
t0u OF Which time he has resided on Hawaii
Mr.. Kenway was man OF culture and ability,
and has been known during bis residence here as
eng possessed Of one Of the brightest minds in
e Kingdom, which, had bis ambition led him in
that direction, might have enabled him to arrive
and sustain an eminent position. As genial
'mpaulon, possessed OF an i1exhaustabe fund Of
.cdote and wit. he had few equals. He will
long be remembered by those who knew him best,
one Of those men who might have, had be been
disposed, acquired marked influence in any
community ia the world. Mr.. Keuway leaves a
dow. daughter Of the late William French. one
OF the pioneer merchants in this country, and six
children.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

W. publish below, corrected programme OF
e funeral procession Of His late Majesty, to
take place on Saturday next
Cavalry.
Undertaken.
Honolulu Fire Department.
Mechanic Benefit Union.
Good Tempars.
Knights Of Pythias.
Odd Fellows
Free Mason.
Members Of the Medical Faculty.
The konohikis Of the Crown Lands.
The Konoh ks Of the late Kings Private Lands.
Governor Of Oahu and STAFF.
Band.
Artillery Company.
HoBolulu Rifles.
Marine Corps Of Z. s 5. Benicia.
Household Troops
The late Kings Purveyor.
The late Kings Servants
Clergy Of the Roman Catholic Church.
s Lordship, the Right Rev. Bishop Of Arathea.
Protestant Clergy.
Clergy Of the Anglican Church.
1oraship, the Right Rev Bishop Of Honolulu.
The late Kings Horse.
The late Kings Aids.
2 sj1r, the Honorable Henry A. Kahanu, bearin g
the Sword and Hat Of the late King.
-olouels the Honorable David Kalakaua bearing the
Grown Of the late King.
Large kahilis.
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INs1tILATIoN.-O On Friday evening 3nd inst.
The fOll5wing officers OF Polynesia Encampmcnt.
10. o. f. we're installed: D. y. Flitner, C. P. ;
C.R. Bishop, Il. P; NJ Rap e. s. W; Geo.
Williams. J. W; J. 5. Smithiss, Scribe; Geo
Emmes. Treasurer.
On Tuesday the following. officers of Excelsior
Lodge No. /. LOOP, we're installed T.
Tannatt y. G.; l. Way. V. G.; r. Whitman,
Rs. r Levers. Treasurer J. s. Smithies, p
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A1aaI9l1aa or waazaoa.
For sale.

A GENTLE CARRIAGE HORSE, BuEsy
c.s BARLOW
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NAvN--The q. 5. s Benicia, Capt A. G.
Clary. arrived at this port yesterday P n, having
d f san Francisco Dee 6. and arrived at Hilo
Dec 3lst Remained there until Jan. ID The
Bsuicia Is a % rate, 2,4O0 tons, aud carries
twelve guns. viz: enc 1l-inch, ten 9-inch, and
one 60-poUnder Parrot rife. The Benicia viii
-eulsiu here until the arrival Of the California,
now shortly expected, with the Admiral on board
The following is list of the officers of the
Benecia
ClptaiH-A- c. Clary, commanding
L,cife5aHt Cl1usanders-J. d. Graham, Executive;
". Il Waiting Navigator; Joshua Bishop.
Ls1uSH0Ais-A. B. Carter, W. Goodwin, W. Little.
NlEer-Fre5. Singer
Nafe-F II Wing.
Cttsf EHgi1dsr-G. r Kutz
FlIs51aasfer-E Edwin Putuam
SargeoH-H 5 Pitkin
Ftrsf Al sis EsgRofr-C Andade.
Secoad Asst EggiReu-J A. Tobin.
Secoaid LielL Hdrinss-H q. Ellsworth.
sEVf. SiTgaoH-M ID. Jones.
C1r;ziH's Clcrt-D. II Everett.
I,gas1stsy's Clerk-Wm. McMurray.
Bpatsa-aiH-Aiex MacG-
G-a1iEer-Wm. Halford.
C1rpsater-W. ID. Toy.
.Sailfadker-Wm. Rogers. --Aducrtiser, jan T.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-01-08

A Situation as Nursery Governess 10 take
"A charge Of small children assist At nesdleHork. etc.
Address PostofHce Box No. 10. 49-f
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Notice,

Notice.
T WISH ALL ACCOUNTS DUE DOW
i SETT & CO., settled Immediately.
J. I. D0WSETT.
Office west corner Fort and Queen Streets.
January LIST, 1878. 5l-4t
Notice.
V1HE undersigned hereby give notice that
il from and after the Thirty first day Of December.
1872, the connection Of Mrs. JULIErTE NJ COOKE
with our house ceases.
The business will be conducted without change
der the same firm style. All obligations to others
will he fulfilled and theirs to us though change
had taken place in the partners.
We beg leave to thank patrons for past favors
and solicit their continuance in the future.
CASTLE & COOKE.
Honolulu, December 81, 1872. slim
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-14
THIS AND THAT.

The bank of England has raised its
rate of discount to per cent. Too
much money going our of the country.
Suffering and Sorrow" was Mr..
Beecher's subject a week ago. In view
of hard winter just ahead it may
have been appropriate.
Albert, Bierstadt, the artist, who has
been in California during the past two
years, making sketches among the
mountains, is in New York.
During the past year Oakland has
expended these sums: Gas, 1899;
schools, S95, ,4Sl 60; general fund, $780,
069; salaries, $40,03O 6i; interest, $685.
060 81. a4H 6t# Je eHUg US
Mark Twain and family arrived in
the steamship Batavia yesterday from
Europe. They are staying at the st.
Nicholas Hotel. IN. Y. Herald, No
vember 3. - t.
Books to the value of $67,673 were
imported into the port of New York
from July to October. The value Of
newspapers imported in the same time
was $l,549. att'.
The amount expended for labor and
materials in the capitol ground i'm
provements and in the completion of
work upon the capitol, was, for the
month of October, $lO,s01 Is.
Germany sells 2O,OOO,OOO thalers'
worth ofdisused silver coin in the Uni
ted States, which bid higher for it than
any other bidder. The sum is equal to
Sl4,52O,O00 Amerieanmoney.
Members of Congress and attorneys
who had claims settled by the Geneva
award are already moving in the mat
ter of legislation as to the parties who
should receive it.. Underwriters will
not fail to claim proportionate share.
The subject is likely to give rise to
protracted debate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-14

ARITHMETIcAL ExAMPLE.-A pole
"a feet in height, perpendicular to the
horizon and standing on the side of a
hill, was broken, but not completely
severed, the top resting on the ground
30 feet down the hill from the foot of
the pole; the horizontal distance of the
broken part from the bottom of the
pole being 102 feet; required the height
of the stump.
Solutions of the above example will
be inserted as soon as possible after
being received.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-14

OUR NEW IMPROVED MACHINE
Stands without rival, and should find its
way into every family. 1t has reached the
highest state Of perfection of the Sewing Ma
chine yet produced, and its sales are constant
ly. y.increasing throughout the world