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New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
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4 BEAUTIFUL and substantial SIT of
n TkErH - aud upward GiaD ~ Ula7e. '1ri door
above l7tt-s- tls lrst 10 years
4 B6OLUTELY PAINLESS.-TELIH ex-
~ ct. fresh "a. .-I.; Coordination se extremely - tHi
durable Rebb rSe.a $40 2lG 6hafc bE-e1 to al ljt's
E.tdSis.ei - ss,s. D. h. b..-A"D
GETS, $40; SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold and
.rel IT. GtEsLi, s2l G.rHFe
HNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN 16
YrtPS-Ec1umh1g .pn'ri ion Bs1rt:7 teeth ias'i'ei al
moderate rates; plugers Tor hollow cl-cks s,ssi'7
j. JAY EILLsu5. 10 GrJ01, near br0iiSa'
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Gllslellaneous.
JOHN DWIGHT & Co.,
~ hanliacnrers o.
SALERATUS, sUPER-CARB. SODA, &c,
No II O'd..lo View York

TBNHE decision of Judge Nixon of the United
Court District of shows that Charles De Grhths
peeuiols owning TIE exclusive light the manufacture and sale Of
the Eeeinc Eeeco King Of Pain fraud and tue
sae pretended rights parties EWYork base ssinde
The decision Of Judge Sron being favor have resumed the
ue q the Genuine OIL EecicoKng Of Pain and
OF DeObstrueuts and Eec
tc Herb Pill Electric Seroaa fud M Restored Fever nd Aae
Adugeo for Bngbt kinney Pam sponge
for Ache Depot laboratory no l32 Washing
tonrL Jersey CJ ~ j. compound every medicine mvr from
unrest msehals requires careful study examination
know egee 81 eye Herb OF Drug tie human system THIS
Lrosdge acquired By practical tests and ever o
v ne proved by these ttt spurious aud counter
t az recently pat TIE market renders ncsrT - have tie
genuine Electric OF Oeo Eceieo there will b.
he bT designing 70 male lc FuT has The genuine Eerie
on and viii have nr Registered ie MARA Nrppe
lte, circulars aO ti0eu
he tou Ms noieuts vii lc ord iof alr gt e rnuc l Drug
"a Patent Medcuc tHt- ha~s aud taslIat
south America ~ Philadelphia MessI~ French hola4s Coz
p1r.r Wheeler P4gti q. Uph.m J. Bfol X Myers ~ Nrs
Yorf N Ciuiou. - II JatNn ro. aut oitrfs Ia JreT
Ct, Mec-n M loncstaf ADJ otAelS Haaiitts cured
bY Prof D. Oh GEAIub BNJ-fsiVaSl
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Proposals

PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE AND LIME
stone EASI RIVER BRDGESeaio proposal, va, os G
until 1873. for The delivery OF 10 eub
yards granite stone yards Of face stone an
ba hing either granite Gnetoue all required during ue present
fr BTO0ku Anchorage Bs Bridge Plans and fc
fcons The EnNucefg 0lce. Address AEh lOhh
BRIDGE COMPANY Brooklyn, ~ y
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Of College n Tunnel OmnAny August 90 for
furnishing Material for the construction Of proposed tunnel
through College hill Bidders will sae per cubic for rock
seue reoya for earth excavation and removal lHd
for .ach bek work may required or lining M tunnel Aoyfo
such hubble masonry as may be required IN retaining The com
pany reserve right reject any a bids Plans be
Information obtained Of GEO L. CLARKE CtursB oGee NO.
10 MsrkstgQlAIe PIOEidsHse, "
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Eoan Offices.

NO. 1,t91 BROADWAY, at ii. j. MEL
~ y1LLBs Coral aud Gold Jewe'y store Dsnon Watches Jew
er Ge Ge storage and AdTEle71 required No.
l.l9l Broadway, near fwent1-eghsl-st
MO. !, 1,267 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
~ BPIOf For Ladies Branch No l2J1 BrotdNa Money
loaned danolds Watches wt &c. Same bought and odd
LINDO BROS b
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Che GarL.
CARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA RACES.
FIrSr MEEuNG-rHCR,JAr 2iL; SiTrEOY 2Gh'
TUESDAY, 2Jr rAuG5lAi al-, Ja. al- SATURDAY q Aa'
SlCOyp WFrT.NG-TUTspAY 5'b; THURSDAY 7h SiruR
DAY Oh. TJLsDAf I.a. THURSDAY, lita, and SATURDAY
ltti August
4 t,irArI.,- .ssttlrg W r.. TGAyEAs. Prrs.isut.
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Gonnlrp Real Gsiate for Sale

A II YAPHANK, J.. IA beautiful, rOOmy
IA COTTAGE and Ouhouses ground ell under the
highest cultivation, with apple peach, and plum trees cuan
strawbees and Other sn IL us situated Crmans River ce
bel trout stream luce low; Inquire OF JOHN T.
MILLS. Yaphank Manhattan OIL Co 1G Rrladxaf NewNo
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Sales bp Antilon
A. MYRwfr, AucuOneer

A. MyRvTs, Auctionesr
RY BANGS, MERWIN * Co., CSC Broadway.
NJ near Boal'Sa Of Books Works o Art Fhnev Coos &c
DY JOHN II. DRAPER ~ Co., Auctionccrs
- The Deasa LAekaEanna and Western Rslrod Company will
bell
$4,000 TONS OF SCRANTON COAL
puble Auction WEDNESDAY Juy 30, u O'Clock ei
20 EXCHANGE place. SAMCEL SLOAN. President
NTABSHAIS SALE.-Under and by virtue
w Of an c1cl1n viii sell plb.e auction. SATURDAY, the
26h d1r o. July 1873 II o'clock che forenoon, 81 l3J Broad
the IIAIUBES a DhCG STORE consisting Of shc.y ug
drawers, c0lutcis &c. JAMES BRETT 1lrlhal
40 fUhom II man 0onrcrr
ROOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula. Piles, impo-
II rCe bs4e u Generiye Ofcsns by HENRY DANIELS
81. D., l4i Lerngon-sve. hdet for % cents
INFORMATION WANTED Of GEORGE
SALIER or WILLIAM sAbrER heard from Auy
information IN reference them viii be- thankfully received By join
BARRY SALTER Mystic bridge New London C0anig, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Coal, &c.

STNONSON & ECCLESTON, dealcrs IN Le-
, 49,. oeust Mountain Red Coal Furnace Gatc, ana
Sioe 50 so: nut yer Of 1000 pounds censd 9nd delivered
G.r 80 Int lrsy-fstsl. g. HeI DGce 3D' ea. lAtl.drI
S. Yard ~ and -42 Fo ecys., Uets Ba-@ay aH3
E.gltl-ivc.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Gin Real estate for Safe.

Gin Real estate for Sale.
BARGAINS 49, On Thrd-aye., opposite the
b Iu1yE4 Exhibition Grr1l and IN tie immediate vicinity
AaIly 90 NM Is. Ramon, 5-2 FiuesL
Drookl1n Real Gstnte for Sale.
A HOUSE, near CARROLL PARK.
~ FOE SALE good hrseJo-T b and boyusione basement
HOUSE Caro between Court end Clntop 22I35 Sith eI'
lZK.1 u o. story; Dot. ZZKlOJ
EOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
3e sl3 81 ae1-s 5cIlCJ an5 IS 20 p sud a "ongue-
1GOsIOu No lO2 PueapgesL 2tEbOi House
Ne l79 Wilorch House No. 1Jl WCg2hbu:i Hggsts Nos
40. u. and o. Ssss1s GORDON LIOEu 81 CatEs~ Bhlyn
DI-STORY STORE and DWELLING,
%. No lO2 Fnea7rlest nesr Pu'toast Lot 27EGO.
GORDON L. FORD 07 CisrF-st BrooklyD
6l6E AND 255 WASIlNGTON-ST,
CSOU between Tiliay AMI Job1son-sts,
FOJRSIOKT JBLk HOUSE.
GORDON L. FORD.
81 Cark-st, Brooflyn.
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Giiralions iDa1le0--Gl
CEEEHs. s.zzEs.FEE.V, sC.

cEEEEs. s.zzEs.TE.y; So.
4 kDVERTISEMENF FOR THE NV
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED an IAL t.9NN
TseltTtliri-,t, no TO o n. at regular Office raes
An A No. SALESMAN and experienced
- TRAVELLING CANyAS2f abot starting or C.'o5o', 1. open
oss s',e Of cam9 and y,s a9 a9ai Ti 59e s9e g
o. No. 81 so1th Secand-st. Wl''n'a-,h y. v.
E.-MERCHANTS' AND TRADES
" MEMS BOOKS WRITTEN up and BALANCED monthly or
ea1; r a1i ,eg-. sln.s, &c, Ha-e oa terms moderate
Address &. &. C.. o31 Hilthayc.
C0ssGgAWB.v.
NOACHMAN and USEFUL.-An American
~ ] IL N, '9.l, p y t I' i I ] ~ NJ 80 ,l NJ, tI-cs
Cool u a o Character. &ci cln leaeen It CAkPhNIERS'
COACHMAN and WAITER, or Butler and
~ Valet By Protestant 80 years. who frstclass driver
single double fouu-hand or tandem or ude as position SnSy
FRS ias West est issi s5a cor GT ''' De ''' ~
NOACHMAN and USEFUL.-An American
v Protestant young wishes saaton excellent COACH
raa Dace; good cslao for chrac.r &c; caa be seen
cARPsSTalts, ISs West Iltast corner Gti!aye.
GOACNIAN and WAITER, or BUTLER
- ad VALbTBy Scotch Prote.t,a m'a ose 80 ye who
ssel At C4RpESTERS I5s west II,ss,. c'fler jt-a5-.
Tg'.SzTEEIG.
NyAITER-A highly respectable young man
testimonials being hone sober obisilg AMI
Cs 0gLLls LGSGY. i0j We, $iE. aest 1soaga
.UEsCEEE.a.vig0 0yS.
JTSEFUL.-A Swede aged 25 years (spealls
e. drvd 55rr and ossu orS ricn &c. zoo! reecs; ea
te seen at CAapESIEEs i3s We''llu't csne 6,f.,ye
ETSEFUI.--A Swcde, aged % years, speaks
- h English wishes SITUATION can ahs care of horses ard
ts CARPRSrERS l3s West ll;lsL. corner 6l,e.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Also, a Tract Of 5000 Acres Of Good
Western Prairie Farming Lands,

W C3!CIA AcA@t1 az AsAho A~1+o5
situated Jackson Mas Johnson and williamson Coaates In TIE
southern portion Or the STATE OK ILLINOIS. within couye-
nnt distance c. railroad and river communications au1 good markets
Said lands are uous AMI largely bottom and prairie
soil nepersed good aud ample timber sad appraised at
from 80 to $3j per
Scaled Proposals will Be received BY N. urd'r@aei bis
Office for sixty 800 days from JOY J. for the purchase Of the
West virginia Tract of COnl and Iron Lands, with the
Furnace other Improvement entire SIS they stand Also
separately, The Illinois Farming Lands, or eay poon
creothe Receiver reser7iaa The right to sh bids 1t
be deemed Ir the Interest creditors OF the Bank to do
Tes-One cash. balance two saI three yea secured
BY mortgage
Title perfect--sbol;e in the Ocean Daak.
Further particular. information Geological and Mining Engineers
Reports oa Virgins property aud detailed descriptions Of the Hi
NOS lands, be had Oh application 70
THEODORE NJ. DAVIS,
Receiver Of Ocean National Bank,
10 KASsAU-ST, N
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grc Cream.

ICE CREAM HREEIERS and RLERiGER-
7 ATOGs ~ 4 o. j. JE IrsI -2 fg,.--s., o5.1, " flag
ION Mo-. Patent -.r. nrrs T.s Cans kf.-e.Aor.
U3agIt 'lsrs Tor Atzerbes-. al' Gr0.ts Glsfr'
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Gounirp Real Gelale tor Sale.


A COTTAGE, BARN and FIVE ACRES, with
- t9Un3lee frat 5ony Brook Deq On TIE u0rth
zoe Of Ions n full view of The so1d 20 hhChANSh for
12gie IN BfoOsyD. RULASD WHITING, > BsskIsal 81
A COUNTRY SEAT
IA On THE HUDSON RIVER POn SALE.
Ihe RESIDENCE Of the late + Clsrte Htnhei Al CBOTON
hAhDihG vl he sold v,rT favorable Tue
pHs spsards Of 70 q sad under 81 & OF cultivation
an1 vel aoetei Sh trust a descriptions TIC buildings
yfeEss consist o. tsoso1 modern Cottage House oon1nlag ~
ICONS VIZ o aue tt'rlIn fool bfrnb md Cief oa~n
IRA The holae 70 shoa tteg1sIlfrs oi IRON nc saon
I've Ane all on & Wessrl @ of Ees-fo and Abaay
toa .Le eEtrn1s ht and c be easily sabdy dei into
sti Of VIA hA ie 10 regard 10 tsTns sac map Of sae,
-.i"A2D CLARKE, Tnksae 0seo
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Real estate 10 CKrhange

Real estate 10 Cerhange
TIRST-CLASS Ncwburgh City and other
Hudson PROPERTY 70 eIensrge for heslork or Brooklyn
property. EULAHD s. WHITING, ; BseLman-st
WOULD EXCHANGE q FARM, with all
he stock for other property th ctT IS Of
lend. four hoYrs ride; small house large stock lists
For fner normAaO9 Api a.
437 Canalst Value offgrp, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Sitnations Uantco--5emdlcs.

C00HS.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ 529k sg IsgT9 N wv vi PE RI EESaP A. 6S ss TFI4M w
Tssnsy- y-.hirl-s.. ~ 80 8 p lsresalr oa's ra~s.
sD2H WEST 3JTIl-ST-A Protestant woman
~OsIO o. sIitSrCLASS COOK; understands milk snd batter
objection to the country best reference.
CE.vEI.gE HOUSE U'ORK
A YOUNG respectable Protestant German
- Go GENEaL noySTw0aS l53 " in , % p'is family
A NEAT, tidy young woman to do CHAM
- BEEwoRk ani wAsaSG Or would DO geasr s a9TSE
los W.st t1 Si.h,,i near Broa5say.
4 RESPECTABLE girl to do general
"A HouSEwoRK in the ty Is good cook washer and i}nei
AGESCY 100 Te. 3ihs.. near Bro7iray
COMPETENT PERSON to do GENERAL
"A HOUSEWOaE is goOl PLAIN COOK, WASHER and IRON
6DLs 6B piiE pGGEScY S Io5 " y. a. 9 near itS ~ ''
TJOUSEWORK.-By a widow woman, with
Of yea; country prefeTre viii 90 for YER low wages
obEIrs 5FI aGENcy 100 wss, 3ihst Bloadgay.
1.-TWO sisters-0ne as frst-Class COOK the
other LAuNDRESS would have no objections % shor de;
AGBScS 100 ws,, Tair,y -foarth.,,' near 1roeray
SQsS 3D-AVE.-A RESPECTABLE Woman
DCC CCOH WASH, aud IRON wiling and obigug; city or
country excellent reference.
E.sUVDRESSES.
I NEVER DISAPP0lNT.-An experienced
LAuNDRESS saets families Or geHemras WASHING to do at
lrhoue; an SC done superior style Cal or adles LAOh-
ISo WEST 3lST-ST.-An experienced
stse cooed LAUSDREss sod.s washing aui ironing do
her hncns &e. done in superior st'e Mrs SiMMs
IS9 WEST 27TH-ST, rear house.--A
sbsb Respectable woman CUT by e Day WASHING aud
IRONING or would take home. |
AUQ THOMPSON-ST-A first-clas5 c0orod
- - LAUNDHEsS solcts families or genlemen' WASHING
to 10 at her house, reliable prompt and irasi"S.ih' - p,
rgESES.
4 RESPECTABLE young woman as cOmpe-
brL bung bottle; pan srwiHs best refer
ece; cty coua Call address oDELLS AGENCY, 100 West
IS thorough INFANTS NURSE, by a Prot
"a eant youug woman capable taking sole charge aul
bringing up the bottle excellent cts reuce object
a S SpRhL sS' 1GFSGY los 5 % 5 Sss SSo' @ '
NVET NURSE-A young WOMAN having
w aey ost her CHILD desires 70 take to at her
Geuee, 3iI kast lhrueth-st.
FT'ssETRESSEg.
4 RESPECTABLE Protestant girl as first
~ class WAITRESS objection 10 The county. Call address
ODgLBS AGENCY, 100 West 3ith-st, near Broadsay
NVANTED-By Il neat, tidy young Woman,
oughy competent ami vel recommended and objections the
eoaatp. Apply al BEDBLLs $40 aud Si2 4have.
.DESCEEL.avEOUs
n educated young American lady desires
"a home private family COMPANION and ASSISTANT 90
the hdy Of the house familiar With sewing msolue piano
Address r. A. b., lOJ Chambcfa-st
DR00KLYN RESIDENTS READ THIS
~ You e1n o6tsg sbktANs Of a. kHd or e aud eo.airg
Patton MANAGED BY LADIES' Ha, m sgcec.hl operaion
"" and half years " Nb-Aass or iaaL AoahlY AID Wet
Nurses supplied
G0LORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
- rson' ti '.' . ,.l RI s hOu.el. Several c0lorsd
ts.s.t Le4 .-s ts.s. staE
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
U'.FETREsgEg.

A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl as first
~ Glass WAITRESS objection 10 the coau0 Call address
ODELLS AGENCY 100 West 3ith-s, near Broalsay
NNANTED-By Il neat, tidy young Woman,
w situation stlts WAITRESS private fmy; is thor.
oughy competent ami recommended and objections to tue
eountry. Apply Al BEDBLLS $40 iud 3l2 4th-aye
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

HEATH HOUSE, Schooley Mountain Springs,
n. j. NOW OPEN-Mountan scenery ursurpassedi musse
toes; frsicaA j. WARREN COLEMAN, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

4 RESPECTABLE young woman as cOmpe-
~ UKSL; understands the Of infant from
hirh buny bottles do pialu srwnG best refer
erce Call address ODELS AGENCY 100 West
$. Brbst t.aV.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

~ eant Young woman capsule Of taking sole charge su of
bringing by the bottle excellent ay reeuce wages no object
settled family; objection the Call ad
dress ODELLS AGENCY, 100 West Jith~t, BroaisaY
NVET NURSE-A young WOMAN having
w atey her CHILD de 70 take her
nrncn 3iT Ea.I ILrtleth.sl.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

COOHS.
DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED A. TdB UPTOWN
OFFICES Eo, IS ~ West Tar.Yeeoni-st 3OS West
Tssnty. ..hirl-s.. 20 3 D. M a. regular oAce raas.
sDHS WEST 3JpIl-ST-A Protestant woman
rsfO IlLSTCLASS COOK; understands milk snd 01ei
objection 10 the cOuutryi best reference.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
6onses nn6 5drms Uarteo,

XVANTED-TO PURCHASE-A City RESI-
w DENCE worth 10000 $4,000. wei reLd ana loca
ted and ony slightly morsag,d Gf a Payment ~h be made
fcass city Iorglges smaller city property NJ 1. WOOLLBi
5I2 Pinest, n. u, IRON 10 " 3
JEyANTED-HOUSE TO BUY.-The advertiser
w buy within the month boNnsone handsome
hek HOUSE four 30 % feet vide Murray m
betyeeu Westh and Fsrtehs ard fourh and rIhsvs Poe
session required between 900 oiOUoO
good location eolsosred PsTEae
terrtd Address r. W. j.. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

E0R LIVERPOOL
WA OUEgySTOWNA
CkrRYING rIIE Z. :. NAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AID GREAT WESTERN SrRAN CONphNf
viii dispatch oue o tier class. a power iron steamships
IbOH PiLH 80 40 n. H., EVERY NEDH HGaDAH.
follows:
NEVADA Cert. FOTs7rH....... ...Jniy 30 az V'3Oim'
MANHATTAN. Can't. JAS PRICE. August G. At 800 IL
WYOMING Can't MoEGAv An-1s. 10 ~ 35p p w.
MI ISSESOTA Capt T r. FHEEl,N...Anglsi 27 a' $50 O. H.
WIsCONSN. Clut 4. W. FREEMAN. sept 3, at 1850
CABIN passage. $50. gold
stccrsee passrSe tOGoe No. % Posdvayl $50 curee>
orfIGghi cab.u passage, az,
WILLIAMS 4 GuIOy No G3Wan st
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

B 40 VHOMISON-SI.-A trSt-claSS cOiOrCd
. LAUNBREsS soicts families gentemenS WASHING
10 at her house, reliable, prompt, and Trustworthy.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ CONvtNI.
FOP SOUrHaMPTOS ASD ER2NlS.
TIE ,tesnsma ,OLa. Cart d. fls1cae sa on WtpNEN'
IAl J. g.: p BislHu Per loot 1l4is. HJJJ,el.
70 Dc .
st.susmp MpSFI. Cant G.. Ernst. SATURDAY. Angu't
RATES or PASSAGE TO LONDON. UANRb. AND Bth-iaN.
PAYABLE ~ KgCIvALESf ~ cvKtEScil
Second
BnWIu5---ser.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
Gtaiicnern.

SLOTE g. JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
- ERS ,nd BLANKBOOK MANUFACTURES No. ~ FGiiols-
ACCOUNT BOOKS made to any pattern. Orders solicited
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
.yESCEEL.a.v'E US.

n educated young American lady desires
n home IN private ami as COMPANION and ASSISTANT
the ady the house familiar With sewing machine piano.
willing take charge Of child salary o5e, references.
Address L. A. b., 100 CAambais.sL
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
ELEN PARK HOTEL.

= II
IA on SENECA LAKE
watkins Glen v elegantly 1rnshei Hotel oea;ed
fth Glen. by han
GeOO0 people Can number Of guests o.
hotel Watkus Pstcs ia all ITS appointments Sunhur
lud Magnet. Spn8g Fac cultivated grounds Win eoquei
lawns J. under TIE n Mr W. kNAFF formerly pro-
pner o the Ruiteui Par Hotel &c. eIclOa tickets Enc
and NewJe'ey Central and Leigh ya RsayA Sad ior circular
IXEISON ". kNAIP Mlnaaer
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What a Planter Says.

A correspondent on Hawaii. speaking Of the Min
isterial escapade writes as follows:
I'VE really did not think .-however much they
might have rSconsidered the Pearl River protest.
tina, the proposition would have Lcen withdrawn be-
fore learning the probable sentiment Of the United
States Government. and trying our own people by
argument. " The people here were much
surprised, both foreign aud native, They, at least,
were prepared TO support the measure. but the lead
ing natives had not thought il worth while 10 speak
TO the people about it until there was a prospccto Of at
least commencing, by the favorable answer Of the
United States Government. l have generally found
that anything undertaken in good faith. for the eom-
mon good, and presenting a fair prospect Of benefit,
will have the support Of natives-if commenced with
a firm hand, and urged with confidence. They are
however dissuaded from all enterprises by a p~arading
OF the difficulties, dangers and Disadvantages, and il
makes no difference that those dangers. difficulties
and disadvantages may be entirely hypothetical"
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Miss Bella MrLLgE's Concert last evening, in
spite % the weather, drew a good house. and the ell
t%ertaiumcnt was a success. We are pleased 10 know
this. FOR aside from the fact that this young Hawaiian
girl has great natural talent and ability as n singer.
she has shown a degree Of pluck and energy that de-
serves Encouragement.
PrNAuoU CotLEGE-0n last Monday afternoon.
while Prof Church was making some chemical sx-
p~criments in the laboratory at Punahou. q large
glass receiver over which be was engaged. suddenly
burst into fragments. knocking the Professor down
aud cutting him severely with some Of the flying
pieces. We are pleased TO learn however that bis
injuries are not serious Several Of the pupils were
also slightly injured. In consequence Of this acct
dent. the usual Christmas vacation Of the College Of
two weeks, will commences ON Monday next. the sth
lust. The new term will begin on the I'D.
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\ CALL To THE BENEvoLENF-The Leper Asylum
at Molokai is in great need Of old linen and cotton
for hospital use, and families having worn out arti-
cles of cotton or linen will confer a favor upon the
afflicted by making up bundles and leaving them at
Mr.. 5. C. Wilder's, who will see that they are for
warled to their destination.
BY order Of the Board Of Health.
CHAs. 7. GULICK, Secretary.
Honolulu. Dec. |. 1878.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Otrtistr.
DECEMBER &
Official Notifications.

u. d. HAyEKOST has been this day appointed 10
AXE acknowledgements to contracts for labor in the
District Of Makawao, Maui, in place Of 7. Nui
EDWIN q. HALL, Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Office, Dec. l, 1873.
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MAsoxIo.-As Lc Progres dc l'oeeanie Lodge. Ne.
Ia, Nov. -, the following officers we're elected for
the ensuing year ID. Dayton, ". NJ; ". i.
Wright. ) "; Jas. :. Lemon. :. w; II. J. Agncw,
Secretary; Alex. MeDuH. Treasurer.
At Hawaiian Lodge. No n. nec I'D. X.
Fyfe. W NJ; l. Way, :. W; L Grey. ]. W; c. T.
Guliek, Seeretary T.. 4. S.haeler. Treasarer
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IT HAS PLEASED HIS MAJESTY TO Commission, on
the l7;h inst, John A.. Hassinger as Captain of the
Volunteer Artillery Company, The Prince of Ha-
waits own, vice J. II. Brown, resigned.
c. r. BISHOP, Sec'y of War.
War Office, Honolulu, Nov. 20, 1873.
Is. NJ. ALEXANDER has been this day appointed
Commissioner of Private Ways and Water Privileges
for the District of Makawao, Island of Maui, in place
of J. P. Green, resigned. The Board now consists
OF Messrs. Jas. NJ. Alexander, ]. Keohokaua and Ke-
baha. EDWIN O. HALL. Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Nov. ~, 1878.
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~ 1t is mere conjecture as to when we shall get
another foreign mail. The ID. C.. Murray is forty
two days absent to-day.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

For interesting miscellaneous matter, see sup
plement to to-day's paper.
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PosTPoNED.-The Good Templars' Fair did not take
place last Thursday evening on account of the weather.
but will come off on Tuesday evening next.
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Properties For Sale or Lease

SMR CELEBRATED SUGAR LAND OF
in the District OfHHo, Hawaii
The Land, House, Pasture and Premises Of AIAIhEAE,
Roma. Hawaii. containing about 200 acres
,9s " l. GREEN
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PAIAI-The price of native food rose on Friday
to from so to 100 per cent. above usual rates-on
account of the storm.
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- Any one who needs a real nice horse and
buggy, is referred to an advertisement in to-day's
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PRICE LIST
CHELSEA LAUNDRY !

HONOLULU, ii. l., July Z, 1873.
n AND T THIS DATE. THE FOL-
" LOWING RATES will be charged on all work done at
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"a See fourth page of tO-day's paper for an orig
inal article on "The Relations between Foreigners
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pEADTNILs roF SAILoEs.-lti is said that there are
a set OF native roughs who hang about the n~ciEhbor-
hood Of Kaunahapili tthe North end ot Bcrctania
street, who make i, = business to lay in val. for sail
crs who stray into that locality, under the influence
Of liquor, and - 90 through them. Report says
that a sailor is pretty sure to be robbed who strays oi
in that direction after nightall. Truly. the HAwaiians
sre becoming civili-ed-aner the style II more en-
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- The Pduahi, which arrived yesterday from
Hilo, reports having lost two anchors in the blow at
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THE ANGLo-CALIFoRNIAN BANK.-We beg to refer
merchants and others having business relations with
Europe, to the advertisement of the above institution