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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
Condensed News.

Euhan SlIr" owners do not Hka the
new Repuhl c, but they make no de
munS,raliou.
a p.ivatc letter from Berlin say,
Bsmarck's illness i due to l,visou-
ed letter which he handled his wife
who reads his co,rcSpoMdcHce, IS VI:
,cc"untahly feeble.
a tl,"d pr, walls in tho Ohio and
its tributaries.
Spanish gcnerals assure the New
government Of their allegiance.
A tragedy, in which white farmer
and two negIo assailants lost their
lives, is reported from Sardis, Missis-
sippi.
President Figueras and Minister
Sickles srecchify over the new Span
ish Rspublio.
Boutwell,, counting his election to
the Senate rs sure, resi- gus the Score
tar! ship Of tho Treasury.
Committee reports in favor Of the
expulsion of Senator Caldwell, Of
Kansas.
A bill 10 provide for cablos between
Asia and America has been reported
In the lower House Of Congress.
Naval appropriations passed Sen.
ate and goes to the House for concur
renee.
The Education Committee reports
bill approptiat'ug $4,000 to Ger.
tain institutions in tho South for COLI
ored people. Co.
PooI from judiciary Committee re-
ports House bill explaining ihtent Of
the amended bankrupt law:
Orders for dispatch Of Troops to
Malaga countermanded. DEGREES
published in Spain abolishing regula.
tion ("r officers to take political paths.
Brig. Gen. GIacera military uoe.
ernor Mad.id.
Gen. Pavia, new commander of
army in North, calls on insurgents to
throw down arms, giving promise of
protection against harm.
Ariadnc, New York and New Or
lcahs line, reported lost, but all her
people werc saved.
Australian steamer Nevada overdue
NJ Dan FrahclScO.
Ricard, the painter, is dead.
Castelar, is preparing manifest to
address TO foreign powers.
The Po'sugese fear Republican
movement.
F.cneh Republicans e,ngt ,tulate
those Of Spain.
Louisiana politicians favof US with
their views.
President approves amended bank
rnpt uct allowing State cxemp-
tions.
Report Of Committee On Privileges
and RIcntions on 1,ouis!ana case c4.
pected ttiiddle next week.
Revenue Perry doesn't Want the
troops to be removed frBm Georgia
and South Ca,blina.
Resolution in the u. S. Senate con.
graduating Spain H.s laid over
until further information shall be rs.
ccived. Tie action Of the tiouse Vas
to same effect.
The adoption of amendments In the
Senate carries naval appropriation bill
b1ck to the Huusc.
NJ. NJ. Noah, leading journalist Of
San Fra ncisco, i dead.
Gov. Brown and Coz. Gardener fa-
vor S.ncadc's Georgia bond compro-
thlsG.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
A Freak Of Nature with an Old Man.

Says the Dalton Citizen: sIn con.
versation with an intelligent and
crcditablc gentleman from Tennessee C.,
we learned the following facts regard
ing his father; residing in Wilson
County in that State. lie has attain
cd tho ago of l03 years and is able to
walk about. lie used tobacco for
sixty years Of his life, and quit the
use Of it in his ninety fifth year. lie
is now having now set Of teeth
forming; and has been bald, and
now has now head Of hdir comihg
out.n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26
JaeEsUn'S Speech.

y correspondent giv.s the Hop:
kinsvillc New Era the following as n
speech made by Geucral Jackson,
when he was yet Il poor back Woods
lawyer in Tennessee and unknown to
fame
lie WAS employed to prosccu:c q
negro for the murder Of auo; her in
lit of Jealousy, end hi, speech TO the
jury was the f"IlowihE paragraph !:
"N0 more shall the voice Of the poor
murdered mnu be head il the ,nsa
of the merry -huskiug>. No
more shall he pluck the SNOWY cotton
ball. No more shall the fuicst re-
sound with the echoes of his hunting
horn as with his dogs he chased the
postum and the coon. No more shall
his nimble feet keep time to the
music Of the banjo as he patted jnba
and cut the pigeon wing. That voice
once so Joyful is now hnshed in deatb.
Those h.ibs on so agile are now rig
id aud s.,li: His body now lies upon
the blood stained turf, with lis bit
toe pointing up to the Elut arGli vault
OF heaven"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

Two journalists, Que at Baltimore
and the othor at Chicago, have discov-
cred that crime is regulated by the
Thermometers that cold weather
frcea"s up the original Sin TT humaEi-
tt. What dolcfully moral time
they must be having up North about
now,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

This is an epizootic advertisement
from Joliet Wantcd-A good fami 4.
ly man, suitable for buggy :; liiust
be gentle aud quiot and easily man.
aged by lady driver. Any person
having such an animal will find n
ready purchaser by addressing
"Lady," box 5,0Sl Joliet p. O.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

Some close observer, Commenting
on tho alacrity with which workmen
left their work at stroke Of twelve,
remarked, 81 have seen man who
had his pick in the air knock of work
and leave it there, rather than waste
time to put it down after twelve
struck"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

Il new town called BecGher has
been laid on bend Of the St. Johns
River, near Little Lake George, and
about one hundred miles from Jack.
sonville. 1t already boasts one hotel
and three mineral springs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

4 colored member of the Missis
sippi Legislature says that he will not
vote for an Adjournment until he has
made money enough to buy farm.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

n lotal paper in Illinois saJa that
John Hays lecture "hounded in
splendid pcroratioGs and classic
similies." 1t didn't state just how
many "prcroratioDs' tho lecture con.
tanned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

Out Of the three hundred and seven
ty-niuc students Of Princeton College
QUO hundrcd and seventy have re-
ctutly become converted and Joined
the church.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

Il drunketi fellow wandered into q
Sunday School and took seat among
the primer scholars, when tho teach-
or accosted him with, "Why, James,
do you know what condition you are
in Z" eyes m'm,-in the gall of
bit'heas, n tho bonds 4 'iDiquity.
Ask mo some hard quesh'ns."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

The combined capital of the gttests
stopping at the metropolitan Hotel,
Jacksonville, amounts to over $780,.
100000.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

Why is an oyster the greatcst para
dox III nature { Beca ttse it has a
beard without chin and iB pulled
out Of bed to be tucked In.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

A hill is before the New York State
Legislature prohibiting fraudu' ent or
fictitious bids at auction sales II real
estate, stocks or bonds.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

y ragged newsboy paid delicate
compliment to n pIttty young lady
who boug ht o paper of him. "foor
little fellow" said she, "aiHt you
very cold 81 was, ma'am; before
you passed."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

State Normal School was received
'ack from the House, amended s,
hat Board Of Regcn should Lc
ppointcd by the Governor and the
'crcral Chairmen OF tho Committee
n Elucation, and the Governor aud
State Supo. intcndsnt to te ex olfici,
members Of the Board.
Je,vey introduced bill to rcpcal
h, Act t, establish an 1utericr Cour,
70, tie trial II criminpl cases i.
Charleston County, and White more
ihtr"duccd bin 70 amend tho law
relating ~ the tollccti III Of taxes
ooth Of which were ordered to lie
,vcr.
The following Acts and joint rcso.
lnti""s were approved by toe Cover.
ror /: An Act concerning school
funds ito regulate the service Of pro.
ce>s isSuiug from the Supreme Court.
Jervey introduced resolution in.
structing the Finance committee to
report the House bill relative to the
bonded debt Of the State. Adopt
ed.
The following read third time,
passed aud ordered TO be enrolled for
ratification, viz: Bill to incorporate
the Chester and J,enoir Narrow
Gauge Railroad Company and to au-
tholiSc the consolidation Of said com =.
panJ with the Carolina Narrow Gaut
Company and tho Kings Mountain
Railroad Company.
S"uils' resolution to hold two ses.
sions daily was adopted.
The Senate then On motion, took
up the general appropriation bill,
which was held under discussion until
the hour Of tho adjournment OF the
morning session,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House met at l2 A. ~,
Speaker Ice in the Chair.
The Judiciary committee reported
favorably the bill to fix the timo Cor
holding the Circuit Courts in York
County.
Bowlcy from the committee on
Ways anh Means, reported bill to
amend the law in relation to taxes.
Tho following were received from
the Senate Bill to make appropri-
alton to pay the claim of the Central
National Bank for intcrcs, with
amendments, the bill to charter the
Anderson, Aiken, Port Royal and
Charleston RliiroaA. Tho amend
ments were concurIed in, aud the
bill ordered to be enrolled for ratiG
cation.
The bill and substitute, requiring
the managers of all municipal eltt-
tions for the city tf Charleston TO
publish the result Of such elections,
and declare the names Of the candi.
dates elected, was passed to third
reading, amended materially:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

Bonnots are tonding again TO the
old cylindrical form, and revival of
the coal scuttle shape is immisent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

The wheat crop in North Geo, gis,
is not as seriously injured as was at
first supposed;
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-26

The word barbecue is Of Indian
origin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16
Late Foreign News.

By the arrival Of the schooner Gen. Harvey, Capt.
Redfeld, on the 10th inst, 16 days from San Fran
cisco, we were favored with dates to March 18th,
and the mail which should have been brought by
the steamer, had she sailed on schedule time.
From the papers at hand, we CLEAN few items of
interest.
great strike among the New York mechanics
was in contemplation, to take place in April. The
telegraph says:
The impending trades strikes in this city WILL It is
claimed be even on greater scale than It last
year. The struggle is not to be confined TO ono
trade this time, for all under the line of building
trades here had understanding with the Eight
hour League, and will strike for the same number
of hours. The majority of the organizations strike
ostensibly for the eight-hour movement Carpeu-
tiers and joiuers ask for increase Of pay of two
dollars per day Germans connected with the Eight
hour League demand an increase of twenty-five
per cent on piece work.
The United States Senate adjourned on the 25th
of March It had been taken up principally with
the investigation of the bribery case of Senator
Caldwell of Kansas; who is said 10 have spent over
hundred thousand dollars to his election.
When it became pretty certain that be would be ex
pelled he sent 10 his resignation and this ended the
case, though the Senate ought to have passed
olution.
The only foreign ministers appointed, that we
notice are-John W. Webster OF Indiana, to be
Minister to Mexico, Cornelius a Logan of Kansas,
to be Minister to Chile. Minister Low of China,
has resigned, and belong of Japan will probably be
removed
President Grant in a letter accepting the resigna-
ton of Secretary Boutwell,, passes encomium
upon the iatter's administration of his Office. He
says it has, as he reads public Judgments opinion,
been satisfactory 10 the country, and has been thus
to him, and adds: I" The policy pursued in the Of
fee of Secretary Of the Treasury by your successor,
/ hope may be as successful as yours has been, and
that departure from it viii be made except such
as experience and change of circumstances may
make necessary" The letter closes with warm
expression of personal friendship.
Richardson, late Assistant Treasurer, is appointed
Secretary Of the Treasury. The appointment is
made with the understanding that he will resign
after short term Of service
Foster, the murderer, was hung March 81, The
following particulars are given of the event:
At II miRutes past 9o'clock, Foster LEFT his cell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

I'M ss Wasa and Lila. and the SIP Kitty. all Of which
lt pa siudar yesterday returned in the afternoon
larinr erc1rrrsseS rcr strong winds in the channel
Enz- Or BITS LAIR, Haliet - days from Victoria
Z lr1uui sz-En-s ChiuaLeft port March l2th hsd
ls NJ r5s pinds I the iath hen the wind began 10
fr EtronC nurtbaasteIiy gale On the
s--urr LAX Had strong winds from the northeast
rl fi.e l1rh. thu DAY a. Arrival
met rae tu- Dakosa hut not close enough 20 speak her
RErsz- m An sem cAnuizsE kieruou, Il days from San
E-n-sc-zes par EHrrh asth- The fhird day cut had
r-lu vaf Wis hezr running; day carried
HE iinyt fars ain plates and part q the main rig
rr ao ez-er TIE rsf a the passage with light winds
snu te rtbea- Ce into part April lsth- in distress
Er1lE1 rnI y HAItEx.-saiied from Pafseete the
it Elrel Left ID port the French man-Ofvar Atalan-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16
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rg.rN-r- -rs,H~
- -'.- ''' -e'@'
'''-e' v'nes''
t''- '-' 1'.n-'
- 4 { - Z i. - - ie''i 'el I.
- -'-'e - s''ioe ana
= $3.50 i-ei.1 > ~
f'2 '-''- '-l ''' ''''s'
~ ~ e'>'oas ''
a. 0 -''N'''a " SNA
- ''ea Wei
- - Z 7 y - "a a
= 30 > : /.
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"'- --- Nai-i'' ma ~
'i- -.>eS . rue
-ls' i''s heHp
80 "l' PES. II ehP'rS and
-" '-''a''' = =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

szy- Massachusetts nbcrality has voted fifty
thousand dollars for the erection of new museum
for Prof Agassiz in Cambridge. Some two years
ago we visited the old museum building, which was
then crammed so full of boxes and barrels filled
with specimens, that it was almost impossible to
get through II. Since that time, he has collected
nearly as many more specimens and stated in lee
ture at San Francisco year ago that be had speci
mems now sufficient TO make the largest aud most
valuable museum in the world. The sum appro-
priatcd is amply sufficient 10 erect largo and cou
yenieuf building.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

A L1THoeRArH.-A new blank certificate of life
membership TO the Queens Hospital Society, has
lately been received by Mr.. Schaefer the secretary.
1t is very handsomely gotten up, and was thOgraph-
ed BY Britten and Rey of San Francisco, and bears
in the ceutre the likeness of Kamehameha ". To
the LEFT at the foot is the autographed autograph of
His Majesty Lunalilo as President; and the of
the secretary on the right
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

SrowAwAYs.-When the Dakota was leaving on
Friday, i've sailors found slowed in her hold.
At I2 noon she started of, aud when near Coco
Head, another man was discovered in her coal bin.
The ship stopped, lowered boat and sent him
ashore. When the boat had approached near the
shore, the sailor was told to jump over. He die so,
but found the water deeper than be anticipated, aud
got a good dncking among the breakers After
foundering among them awhile he managed to get
ashore, looking more like drowned rat than bold
Arctic whaleman. which be proved 70 be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

CATTLE DRIvING.-Those having charge of driv-
ing cattle through the streets of Honolulu should
take every precautiou TO avoid accidents. On Mon
day drove of cattle, coming in from Koolau, rush
cd down Nuuanu street near the cemetery, and came
near causing a serious accident to lady who was
driving horse and buggy up the road. "A miss is
always as good as a mile" still accidents have and
do often occur from these droves Of cattle, and too
much care caunot be taken to avoid them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

CAPsHED A whale-boat is reported as having
been lost in making trip from Lanai to Lahalna,
on Tuesday of last week. There were six natives
on board, two of whom were drowned, and four
reached Lahaina. Several sheep and $50 in coin on
board were also lost. The Sheriff. on learning of the
accident sent out relief party, but no trace could
be obtained of the boat or the missing natives
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

~ California beets three feet in length, and
weighing sixty-fve pounds, are noticed in the Alta.
But in the same paper we observe that the first
strawberries of the season had arrived in market.
Here We have strawberries just all theyear round
rich and fragrant in January as in July.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

PRoeREss.-Those interested in Contra Costa af-
fairs win be pleased to learn that horse-car rail-
road has been constructed from Merrilt's Hotel in
Oakland 10 the central part of Alameda, via the
Webster street Bridge, a distance of two miles.
This will prove great convenience 10 the residents
Of the two plnces
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16
T-oRr OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.


1Ilsssr Geue-ai ma-nry, Reaseld, l6 days from San
u-sie1r I've Ea9tec, caars frvu Hama, Maui
s-ir Ulsnia. Reynolds. from Kona Hawaii. PGs-
ru'71rE= iu all O1rgo; 30 bags coffee. - bales
rul 2l' lunches ava 20 lunches bananas, 26
ia'as frrEus- 50 raas skins, &c-
SIR Active. HOPE, from KohaiA, Hawaii with $50
Eoss surar-
rz-stmr KHauss MoGsesur. from winaward Ports.
Fafsalgc--= " &c Jones, } Tohert, " A Lit
a.. c Alerzuler. Nr McCauley n Fletcher. "
N0utEomery, Mr. I W Everett, Miss . Richard
s1r DgTs Wff1nr. W Girwiu Hon Kuihelani,
b. NsTals. Miss HErke. and 100 deck. cargo:
~ hide- e sags sugar, 10 bags coffee, : bales
s-ir Wa-uiaz iro- KslaupaJ,a. Nolotai.
An Ektu lalu Halieit from Victoria
11-s1h- EairE Queen, Kama from Hanale, Kauai
srfr lam Nzhn from Keolan, Oahu
saar Rob faiLy. GIN, from EuuAluu Oahu
sclf Neitis &e-Til, Crane from Lshaina Maui.
FsssHgurE: Hon Fernandez and s deck
C-gos $50 kees a @ haes sugar. and % hides.
An zlr Caroline, Kiernan, i days from San Fran
sar Waiais. Kauknhi, from Ishaiua, Mani. ozry0.
"a tezs - lags sugar.
sclr biuau. Ahuh.sA, from Moi0aa, kauai.
1s-s--- Hattie Nisa from NawiliHlli, Kauai Crrg0s
I7s kers le9 haEs sur-r
sa- 5suns. lambert, from Koloa. Kana. c1rs0:
- ke-s lei h-es sugar. - bags paddy, bags
rf,c, ehaies fuugus. 10 bids tall5u a Is hides
shrsl 's-grFs. ks.o-ls-, months from New Bed
frd Nfih i15 HIS VII aud IS blls sprm.
l.-S6-- d Alen. Schneider, . days from Tahiti.
SAILED.
AF-l s-s-sr nzHuiless- Berri, far Koloa- Kauai
SCI ac1ry, lambert, f1r koloA Kauai
SER Haiaia. Kaukahi. far Lahsiua, Maui.
1n-so-r Cd Fellow, kaa. fos Hlo Hawaii.
Ian s-nr Dakota Iurersui, far san Francisco
sslr gazriia- pudait Nolesai
r.-Sc.r rriuce n1ane. fl- Koua. Hawaii.
Ser Eauslls, lAeisrsnu, for cruise.
sctr Acfirc Hopu ~ Msalaea, Maui.
81 1irr NErkee Clark fs- Huna. Maui
1s-s1tr EazEeili Psssy. fsr Kahului-
la-scr Nestle Merrill Crane for LahRina- F,1sson-
ruzs uuu Fernandez. Mr AfwHter and wife,
Mr. D D Baldwin. J " GirHin-
SIR Fai-y oscel- KasiuA- for Hanaiei. Kauai.
SCR tiaEauui AFlaHi. Dority, for a cruise
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

sFs- Another company OF thiriy-hve lepers arrived
by the steamer Kilauea on her last trip, all of whom
viii probably be sent to Molokai
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

- Steamer Dakota sailed on Friday with some
thiryeight or forty passengers from this place and
one hundred and thirty in all, for San Francisco. We
hope the report may prove true, that she is to be-
come our regular mail boat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16
cIothing. HosierY, Hate, &c

supr Black DOeskin Pants, dozens of Buckskin
Suits, cold Moleskin Pants, Pea Jackets, Cotton
Flannel Undershirts and Drawers, Merino Under
shirts, White Linen Duck Suits, Waterproof Coats
and Ponchos, variety of Mems Felt Hats, Ladies'
White Cotton Hose Of various qualities, Boys heavy
Brown Cotton Socks, Mems Brown and Lisle Thread
Socks, Kid Gloves white and cold for Ladies and
Gents, Docskin Riding Gloves for Ladies and Gents,
Lisle Thread Gauntlets, Italian Cloth and silk I'm
brellas, Linen and Paper Collars, Paper Cuffs, &C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

- The steamer Nebraska is advertised for San
Francisco, on or about May LIST. She will remain
10 port only few hours
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

ie carrying the flag Of Admiral Roussn and the French
dispatch steamer VANDERBILT The schr Luka Cant Baliaser
20 SSrse al faeeie and sAiled again he 2sth March,
have bad strong breexes from NE Crossed the line in
long lsso 20 W. The Nautilus Northwesser and Maggie
sohson q san Francco loaiing fruit for that n0t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

~ Up to the departure of the schooner Caroline
from san Francisco on the Goth of March, the steam
er Moses Taylor had not arrived-then II days out
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

- We do not look for any steamer from San
Francisco til after the departure Of the Nebraska
when some vessel will doubtless keepup the SER
vice
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

~ The schooner Kauaile left port on Saturday
last for whaling cruise of the coast of Central and
South America, and viii be ont several months
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

"a If you want good solid food for this stormy
weather, send to Judd x LANES for a chunk Of their
choice California corned beef We know what it is,
and can recommend it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16
PASSENGERS.

Fos sax FEANcsoo-per stmr Dakota Aprf ll-Nrs
Mclny, Miss Rerce. Miss peirro Mrs Z O Han 5 h
Dole W . Irwin, Ncrhod MIS- Luc, white r Kennedy
vie and child u Bradley and wife, Lyman Henry Nav
Mrs HOLSTER, Miss Fanny Holister ii Hunter Nj Hard.
Nck and wife, Geo Reed II Black Col Geo De Ia Vcrrne
Mrs &c a Ncrue and childrcn W u Campbell and wife
A Suibh Miss Esen, jas Smith. Mrs Koon Ting Chin
Aaniey ; Bradley, Harrison Clave Chas Risscr.
and IS IN transtu from Auckland
Prov TAHITs-Por W n Allen. April ls-Miss uoughton,
Miss Burns, Chas Wilson, and Cinnamon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

CoNuNDRUM-Why is the NUiou troubled on &C.
count ofthe IAN Saints Cabinetg Because it does
not include Latter Day Saint
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16
NG1scel1aneous /,

Meersehaum Pipes, Pearl Shirt, Coat and Vest But
TONS supr Pins, Hair Pins, Linen and Cotton Tapes,
Sleeve Buttons and Studs Looking Classes and Hand
Mirrors, Linen and Cotton Thread. Pen Knives,
Butcher Knives, Sail Irvine, India Rubber Combs,
Dressing Combs Fine Ivory Tooth Combs, Letter and
Bill Paper, Blank Books. supr Playing Cards, Silk
Ribbons. Corded Silk Beltings, Travelling Bags, Me-
rino and Alpaca Bindings, Feathers and Flowers,
Feather busters, Opera and Spy Glasses, Violin
Strings, Cotton Irvine in skeins and balls, Ladies'
Corsets, Taiors' Shears, Water Monkeys, Hooks and
Eyes, Settler Water, &C., &c., &c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16
For Lease!
Executor's Notice.

IN the matter Of the Estate Of Fefer ..
i MBLLIsH, deceased, late o. Houoluia. Oahu-
Notice Il hereby given 70 al parsons hsEi1< claims
against the Estate Of The said Patsr J. Msrh. a.
ers, TO the UHaenig1sd Rxssutor within siz noatts
from the date Of this notice and II not 90 prsssass
they viii be forever barred and these indcbisf
the Estais are requested 10 make immediate paynaut.
JOHN d. ROBINSON.
Executor Of the Estate Of Peter J. MsIsss ssossssi
Honolulu, April J, lS77- II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

AuoTIoSs, Mr.. Adams sells to-day. and Mr.. Bar.
tow tomorrow. Look out for bargains these days
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

Is Steamer Kilauea leaves al p. Al. to-day for
the Circuit Of Kauai new time table appears to-
Has,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-04-16

"a British ship Carnesmore was TO leave San
Francisco on the 5Oth of March tor Hongkong. Our
correspondent writes that it was not certain that
shewoud touch here, and the probabilitys that she
has .-,r,a