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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
ConlinerciRLpOrts.
Observation-Disclosures.

PHiLADEIPH1lRKETS.
PDELPHIA. July %.
Cotton dull at 2016 6@21'lour dull ; spring
wheat S6 75CD7 rs wlnteo. S7@8.50. Rye
flour 94.50@4.75. Brandy, corn meal held at
$3 25. Wheat dropping red $1.05@l. O8 ,
white 81 650t.75 Rye ay at 75c. Corn
very quiet yellow, 60c. ;sed Western 560
5sc. Oats steady white I. Whiskey scarce,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
Ohio.

A CHILD RAyrsHER LYNoHED WHILE BEING TRIED.
CINCINNATI, July 2s.
At lsobinsville, Ohio, on Saturday night, DUR
ing the trial of man for outrage committed on
a little girl, years old, the lights were extin-
guished and the prisoner knocked down, dragged
out the doors, shot twice, then dragged two
squares and hung to tree till dead.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
7tetU advertisements.

IN sEAsoN.-Preserving kettles,
apple and peach parers, pea shelters, cnerry
stoners, graters, ice plcks. axes SUI Ionss,
cream frsezers water coolers, lemon squeeEers, nv
trans, mosquito screens and springs for closing
them, croquet, quoits wire dish covers, plcnic
knives and forks fartna boilers, shutter bowers,
travellers nor fasteners, coapsing cups, uolnlnR
lanterns and clothes racks hutlng macnlnes. cu I-
ing rods and toAls, and numerous 0tner srticies'
TRUMAN q SHAW,
w ooNlh - " - Phiadalnhla.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
WAX NIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief of mothers suffering from sore % OF
cyacted ninples Worn on the nipples these
shields are found soothing and healing. They Keep
me npples soft and moist and prevent the clotnlg
from chafing the innamed surface. Prepsred anu
'oiU "H"-01--~ d. BRIEGHURST & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail DfuggiHtsb
Corner sixth and Market stTeeAas
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
sECONDpITIOW.
wasAn.

AN AGED ooLoRED woSiAL LIED BY LIGHTNING
knNaroN, July %.
A colored woman, agewas struck by light
ming during the storm y,day and killed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
FIRST EDITION.
A WEEK IN NEW ENGLAND.

PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, AND THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
up TO NORTH CoNwAY-rHHoUaH THE MoUN.
TAiNs-DowN FROM BETHLEHEM, BY THE CON
NECTICUT RIVER
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
New York.

BURNING OF sTABLE-F1NANcIAL.
New YORK, July 20.
The stables Of the Broadway and 23d'St. Stage
Co., at 27th street and 9th avenue, were burned
to-day.
Gold opened at 11514.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
ORGANIZED IsAS.
JOHN NT'LEAR e. SON,
Exchange and Deposit Bank
NO. COZ MARKET STREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.

DEPosIT ACCOUNTS, Subject TO check at sight,
tsame as at a National Bank,) solicited from nrms,
oorpo -atirns and individuals. -
FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST per annum allow
ed on deposits payable on demand.
hoESIAL AnRANG EN- EN- rs for interest made on
deposits of specific sums. for fixed periods.
COLLIE 3TiONS OF Dividends. Notes, Interest,"
Drafts, &C made with spatch, and accounted Ior
the day payment is received. -
CHICKS on Banks in Philadelphia, New YORK
b ston, Baltimore Delaware, Pennsylvania, and
Washington, will be credited on receipt roA cas-
B6N IS, sTocKs. GOLD. &c -9overnment se-
curites, Gold, State Bonds, Railroad Bonds aud
Stocks bought and sold on commission. Loca! Sc
curitles Speciality. Being represented In all the
principal cities by reliable correspondents, we are
prepared to attend to any business In this line with
promptness and despatch. Persons wanting 10 buy
or ssll are Invited to give us call Quotations of
the sctiyo Stocks at New York aud Philadelphia re-
ceIved daily at our oic. ---.,-,,
for sale - ,,,, ,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
+ A PIERRE HOUSE.
BROAD AND EIGHTH STREETS,
NEW YORK.

This is a desirable House for business men or
families, being first GLASS; elegant and central Par
ties VINO can appreoiae good table Will ind the
LA PIERREn TIL &c House to stop at IN New York.
Boari and room S3 per day. Rooms 81 per day.
jy251md-2mw q. b. oRvIS, Proprietor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

PEAcHEs.-We are informed that one car load
of peaches went over the d. Il d. Railroad, on
Wednesday last, and thequantity has been stead
lily increasing since. The Road has made ample
provisions for moving the crop of fruit. Nine
teen empty cars were brought down to the diff
ferent stations one day this week Cambridge
Mos
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
weather ford.

REPORT OF THE Ill SERVICE.
H1saToN, July 2s.
Probabilities For Mi States, cloudy and
threatening weather, witlmerous local rains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

DEDICATION AT PERRYMANsvILLE.-On Sunday.
July 18th, the Cranberry NJ. E. Church. South,
located at Perrymansville, on the p. W. " b.
vices. Rev. G. II. Zimmerman, of Bond street
NJ, E. Church, South, of Baltimore city, preached
the dedcatory sermon, and the dedicatory SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Samuel Rodgers,
Presiding Elder. The church is very pretty
one 3lx56 feet. Edward Griffith donated the
lot. and the ladies' procured the furniture by
their own eXertions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

CIoFFEEl of the nnest flavor and fresh .asted
az the Only Tea and Coffee House in the city,
No. II e Fourth 81. j. L. HOUSTON, JR,
N. B,-We do not keep Groceries
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
The CLAYTON House

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 PM, TO-DAY.
Jno Nj Carthy, Phila.
W d Bush, City.
II r DUPONT, g
W s Auchincloss, City.
G W smith, wife and daughter, Pittsburg
VIM Trevor, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Snbers, Phila.
Frank b lIysle g
Henry Lawson,
Hon K Alexander,
Il REdmonsen,
Jno 0Donnell.
Rich. 0'Donnell,
Robt Edmonsen, -
Andrew Flick,
G Hone.
Harvey Lee,
Chas. Darragh,
John p Oushman, U. s N.
Edward Erie. Philadelphia.
A. NJ Cady, New York.
Jos. L Jackson, City.
John X. Evans, City
Jno A. Sloan, City.
IT. M, Oorkle, City.
Samuel Townsend and wife, Townsend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

Fatal. AcoIDENr.-William Caldwell, colored
man residing at 1110 French street, was almost
instantly killed, this morning about IL o'clock,
at Shpley street wharf He was engaged in un-
loading coal from canal boat lying there, but
at the time of the accident was sitting quietly by
the hatchway whilst a bucket of coal was being
lifted from the hold by L4eans of a derrick. The
derrick, however, gave way, and falling across
Caldwell's breast killed him almost instantly
He was about thirty years of age and unmarried.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
PHILADELPHIA oAr MARKET.

tBeeves dull but steady,ommon to extra
Penna and Western steer, Pike sheep un-
changed at 4156D4slc ;hogsher lower, S7.20C9
$7.75 per hundred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

THE SYNEPUxENr BEACH HoTEL.-On Thurs
day last L. Jink Henry, ESQ, passed through
Salisbury to New York to contract with Mr.. Tab
er for site on which. to build the prop -sed ho-
tel If Mr.. Henry succeeds in contracting, the
company will Immediately proceed to open books
for subscription. The hotel will be built right
ON the Beach at place called the Hammocks
and will connect by railroad with Berlin i've aud
half miles off.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
FpaIn:
ANOTHER HEAVY ENGAGEMENT REPORTED.

ANOTHER HEAVY ENGAGEMENT REPORTED.
BAYoNNE, July 28,
1t is reported that severe engagement has
taken place near Pampeluna between the Re-
publicans and Carlists in which the latter were
scuccessful. Two guns and 800 prisoners are
said to be captured by the Royalists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
CARRATT'S ELECTRIc DISKS

Are self-acting, clean, comfortable and durable.
They are worn with relief in Rheumatism, Nenra-
9ta Incal Pains, Weakness, Lameness, ac. They
500 80, santlo now OI constant electricity and nave
a wider range OF use and help in the above named
cass of troubles than the ordinary battery Sod py
E. BRINGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

W. @. Martin, on IThird street, is building a
large addition in the rear of his stables.
Walton Il James lost valuable horse, yester-
day, by death from an unknown disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
NHEAP GOAL.

NHEAP GOAL.
For SALE a large stock Of Lehigh and Shamokin
Coal. Persons wishing o ouy the genuine d hatie,Rn
Iehigh and Excelsior Rhamokn Goals will please
send in their orders early as we inGdenty expect
to be more pressed with orders this season tnan
ever Coal VIII be no lower and may be higher as
the season advances. .... .,,,,
Orange and Water Streets, and at the
apr1o1v-Of Wharf Of j. Morton Poole d Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
RANKING HOUSE
JAY ooKE Il co.

JAY COOKE Il co.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7-sO First Mortgage old Loan
at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars
and thereafter to pay higher rate of interest than
per cent on further issue of its bonds the limited
remainder OF the II s-'Oloan is now being disposed
OF through the usual agencies.
As the bonds OF this issue are made receivable In
payment for this Company's lands at LILO, they are
in constant aud increasing demand for this pur-
pose, and will continue TO after the loan is closed
IA fact which much enhances their value and
attractvensss as an investment.
The Company has more than $40 miles of Its road
built and In operation, has earned title to nearly
ten million acres of its land grant, and sales of lands
have thus far averaged So Ss per acre.
All marketable securities are received in exchange
for Northern Pacific at current rates.
John MoLeaH. 81 Son,
BANKERS,
No. eo2 Market Street: .,. ~,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

tS-Persons leaving the city for the summer, and
wishing to have the DAILY COMMERCIAL sent to
them, will please send us their address, Where tn,
paper is desired for less than month, the posag
had best be prepaid at this ofilce. BY prepayment
of postage by stamps, regularity Of delivery will be
insured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
= COX! LOOK! LOOK

GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN COAL.
Stove, $3.50 per Ton.
Bgg, $3.50 ="
Extra Large Nut, S5.T5
Qua -anteed pure; 2240 lbs TO the ton; Wen
screened and delivered promptly by by
A. NEWL1N KEITHLRR,
Successor to Joseph Fout
ONCE and Yard: Cor. West and Water Ats.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28

The Atty. Geul., to-day, recommended that
pardons be issued to Felix Dover, Stephen
shawn, Evans Murphy and VIM. scruggs, con-
yicted in North and South Carolina Of KuKlux
outrages. They are now in the Albany peniten-
tiHry
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
BELLADoN, coMIi.

Hyosciami of English manufacture, Nitric
Anvil Aetnyliden Chord Of Chloresthyl Phioriu:
zin Jhloracetic Acid, Scherngs Xylol, Globnies oi
Apiai, drops each, French Cagsdlss OF SAMOA H.'a
and neny other comparatively rare chemical and
X. BRINGHURST q CO.'S
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
TE1HE MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
No. 4, WEST THIRD STREET,

evenings and every aay, A. VI. Grim 'haw. . reas I,
j. p. Wales, M. D Pres't; John +. Miller, Clerk.
ie2I-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-28
The KuKIux Pardens.

THE RELEASE OF FOUR pRrsoNERs RECOMMENDED
BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

Errr-- rr 1Arr caa1rK RErvsov. MksTrE--First ten
E-rstt li.s u1-sg vindsi ihsa fshy soutierly winds
r--7 u.r -1 -, ~ ytui uhea to5s the NJ tTades.
sssl Ma ~ 1sh asa aad arrived 81 the port At
xaE o. az r7rs-2s lrys rar-Ass-
~ cr TeuuE aT the saooasr Fanny. repairs the fol-
l--aaz az Nurestlr Islands. La II Apia Oct 7ih.
s.s eurur u--R Erasb i,aains far uamburs 40 shp
Co. Ca r- rrsaE &C. Ilsrii1E loaded. The
49, q = E-uus aiaHs ready q sal Tor the Mar
EE-r uir iis fauuy ie Ths schooner Minnie Bell,
Ia sar Fu-sa1 1zc1 rusua ooi Tth- and ailsr dis
cu-7s-r sllc f-ri O. iaaiss- sailed f.r Melbourne
49, or srr s-r1s BrzsoS NasTEH--Lsfi Boston June
asa ass I'D iri -ruihry piuas % thu e9aAta then
AKA ssE .iuds lufa r.ashea - s Arrived 81 c'rc
ua-r sarFih uhsa cnrluurscd heavy gale, sceon-
ssl ~ and.ur su1r sgu.l. Il issiet fdr four days
s-a e. sls q stcn land; ship all tho while
s.-ssy rsis cEur.i AT behaving slrndidE. sept isth
a ura1 81 ore nuru o. sunisy, sept 2isi, passed a
, u.t ar raro-uiast bead carried away. Sept pa at
aan .l-g husry go. rhish boat, washed the
v-s-r-.ts .l- ans eareto's fed the decks and fore
ls Esss dss Is-sl large Quantities o. WRECK, portion
81 -a.h lsrl lss res=es tulE4rls Darias the Afser
ar 49, stiz -auuias undor reefed tuFzait
unna u- ar1 Signals VIA Ame-iuAn snip CHytou Union
= AN f-ua ssisds louud to Valparaiso. sept csih
es---s1 sss KarIh n Dan Dlnad- IS days fruu
z- o. r--r- 1ru-qus- Nsrs day. lat Sc 50 long
rcEw s1aEs kus-r.n ship lurora. fruu New York for
A F-an-a-a 0-i a. James Ieuisan. ordinary
li F1ll- Wa = GAYS IRON 90 10 So
s-G ~ tsr.ir Or -7Tf d loaE las made Hawaii
So srur No. Eh bai ID STRIVE % thu port
e. ~ .1s-a-o- q tss lsih- o-as into The hArbOr next
a.r-ls1tzrg p-laEN
Rrmru n-as 0rw4E- From Hoaoiuiu 70 syaney-Lsn
rs-aalr 81 u.-n suur 1sh 1s-1 Had Moderate Ne and
- - = 1l-aszri 1-sssins the EsuNior Ice
49, - Erlr 1ss1 losi trades p soush lat.
T rnir la-t urE zrrival IL sydnsy had variable winds
ru 80 a-a s rrsz stormy. bgstnrcus weather and
,-rr "A r.nN Au-urf Isl. SIGHTED ana passed Lord
rr-- rs.i Eurur 5lh ln ia. = IS and tong. 1859
rrr ~, and trir st too ar q for ssuAls-the brig
- ~ Euru.f e-s srrh.-Ers sgaAis sith the IiH~.
- 49, IN useurizT rhs eastEA-e sud also passed
srfs-riu Eaat. AnEuri aIh- arrived AZ sydney. All
800. ns-ss-at Esirz regagsis l7on0inla-Lcsi
- - --i-- q nfsFN- Firsf days out had severe
- "A fun ESE tosW- sepsouber l6sh sighted
- "a Kru Eerzni aiier passinE which, had heavy
n Frr.m llssaos Isl long. had moderate
uuh ~ sing 1hiuE urnshrr oetoeur dih had hard
- - sac and ISL " ioue. October eth. took the
-. a. fs Ia rs and lszs p " October 18th,
-. - - 1l.sE si.izt sa-zi Is lilar ociober i5th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19
Late Foreign News.

The Shah has appointed his deposed Grand Vizier
Governor of Resht, province bordering the Cas-
plan
Advices from Cape Town state that the Ashnntees
have defeated British boat expedition the River
Pr.h.
The Paris Journal, monarchical newspaper, says
that proposal for the restoration of the monarchy
on the basis of the charter of 1914 will be presented
in the Assembly at the opening of the session.
A distinguished English divine recently said, in a
sermon that "if the Scripture said thing and the
London Times said another 500 people out Of $40
would believe the Times
The Pacific Rural Press says there now more
than seventyseven oranges of Patrons of nusbandry
in California, and the number is fast increasing.
Cornell University has a class of 2O9, Is being
from Brazil, and IS Indies. The students to be
equipped with brecch-oaders.
Brooklyn talks of manufacturing her own gas. and
has sent delegation from her city council to sec how
successful Philadelphia is in the business.
The earnings of the Albany and New York line of
day steamboats, for this estimated at $780,,
600, profits for each boat being $4,000.
The Duluth Tribune says work their elevat-
or is progressing rapidly aud that sections with
capacity of 2OO,O 600 bushels, will be completed this
fall
1t is stated on good authority that the Brooklyn
Uion has passed Of the Bowen family, its control
having been purchased by local faction of the Re-
publican party.
The Philadelphia Pres says that the New York
Tribune cleared $50 QUO during the first six months
Of the present year, which is the rate of l6 per
cent. of its valuation.
The will of Cora Livingstone Barton. late Of Red
Hook n. " has been proved S2, 900 600 devised
by the will, S5OO00 being given to hospitals and
churches.
Dr. Halls new church in New York will cost over
hall Il million. Dr. nepwurth's tabernacle will cost
nearly $500 200. Talmadges house of worship,
without the land will cost S0a.OOO. The Tabernacle
Baptist Church are to build a huge edifce to gather
in the masses Of the city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19
Replies to the Ari,l,rncrIcnlI'roBlem.

Mr.. EDIToR:-In perusing some Of the solutions
which appeared in the Advertiser Of The 5thinstant,
/ was somewhat amused with the process and an.
given by both Ajax" and IF" on that
much vexed problem as to what is the product Of
GIG l9s. ll5ld. by elg l9s, ll2ld.
accept the statement made by Ajax" and GU
that the above amount is one farthng less than go
but the conclusion 10 which they arrive is far from
being correct.
No one will deny that farthing is 81 of G.
Consequently el9 l9s. lls4d is equal to e2O-gii o
of G Now, if can give you the product of
(s9O-gtt g Cs2o-gt55a), it must be The same as
the product of (Rl9 I9s. lI5ld) te19 les. 1l5ld)
Apply, row, the agebraic rule for the square of
binOmial to le9o-s555a), bearing in mind the
minus sign bet wecn the rs and second terms and we
have the te2O-515 e)a-eiOO-gts2G { + sgTt5U,
which reduced. gives aaas0Ispo1 of c, or eS99
aa2 295. Reduce this still further, and we have
eS99 1875 Cd H. which is the only correct answer
to the said problem. and not at all like the answers
furnished 10y Ajax" and IF" in the Iac Com.
Aduertiser by son.earhdt The same process. G.
Mr. EDITOR To that ruzzling arithmeiical pro-
blem-Can fl9 l9s lid. 81. be multiplied 10y sl9 l9s
Id 81. =? / most decidedly answer, Mo- because
number of things not be multiplied by number
of things but only by simple number; the multi
pliednd be, and, in practical operations, is n
number of things the multiplication is always a sim
pie number. times dollars make dollars; but
dollars tunes 2 dollars is nonsense Ii. X.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

sighted Mlaes Island, distant % miss at N. passed
close to ms islands also Tahiti in the distance bearing
ab.ut NV; squAy, rainy weather October 18TH at NJ
passed the Island Of Meta distant October T7th,
passed the Island q Natahra distant 10 miles, fresh trade
winds and pleasant weather; hat II IS and long ~
W had four days calm and variable airs with heavy rains
and lightning October 3Oth crossed the Equator in
long I45- W. and carried the sE trade winds 4eNla
from which sighting Hawaii ovenber 9th had mod
winds and pleasant weather the wind veering
frOm NJ ly round sE upon making the land from
sighting the land unit, arrival il port havs had Gains and
southwesteriy weather. L. BALLIsTIEE Master.
REroET OF vHAuSG Dark OEwkRD HATEs, NAsTrR.-Lert
Arctic ocran Oct lIh posing Cape East Oct 18Th, with
moderate gale blowing the Ne. Came To anchor in
Port Providence Oct 18th where found the bark Nautilus
Le Port Providence Oct IA Experienced light south winds
the Aleuan Isaads Es-sed through y passage Nov D.
with light sw winds which lasted lat go when took
very gale Had light airs and Gains Om aud sE
balance q passage.
RErurI ADVENTURE, HrErsDErS NAsTER-
Len Sydney April IL. Saw sperm whales the passage
North so miles Sc Of Pleasant Island took making
barrels Passed through July 18th cruised
Point aud fr westward a. 1852 All Of
August and September but very few scattering whales
and they very wild and shy Found the Arctic very free
from Since sept 18th have had succession of heavy
gales u the Arctic the night Of Oct 9Th About
Islands both the and Of i72 passage, had very
bal weather gales commencing at Sc aud veerng to sW
with much rain. Came through Fox Islands Oct l7h, and
this port Nov 18th During the entire have
lowered the boats but times and have not been
enough whale dart iron. Came this port
Of the ship being badly strained by the very
weather encountered Arctic and the passage down
Foreign shipping Memoranda.
American wfaiesp Eliza was reported early August, Of
French Rock South Pacific with $50 barrels oil.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

a wHALEMAN's REUNION took place last evening
at the residence Of Peter C. Jones' Esq, where were
gathered nearly all the shipmasters in port, some of
whom were accompanied with their wives. Mr..
Bcrgers band was in ATTENDANCE and rehearsed some
OF the familiar tunes which stir a ssilnrs well as
q landsman's soul During the evening, refresh
ments were served up, accompanied with ice cream
90 bard as to remind our Arctic friends of the ice
blocks they sought TO steer clear Of At the close
of the pleasant evenings reunion, the whole com
pany proceeded in carriages, accompanied with the
baud, which occupied an omnibus, to the Hotel 10
serenade and pay their respects to brother whale
man, who had jast returned from the Arctic with a
good catch to fnd better one awaiting him import.
Captain Fraser CALAMITY answered the call Of his
brother shipmasters. and they will long remember
the occasion with the most plvasurable feelings
Of the plcasantest episodes iu their lives Long
live brother Fraser and bis bride. May they live 10
enjoy every happiness this world afford is the
wish Of his brother shipnasters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

fS- 1t is one month to-day since the Saranac ar
rived, bringing our latest advices from San Fran
cisco, TO Oct 6. This interruption in our comm
nicaiion with lhat port operates against US in the
way Of trade, occurring it does in the only busy
season Of the year that we can boast of.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

sS- The hours tor irrigating have been alter
ed. and, as now published, from z to 8 A. NJ,
aud four TO Eve P. ". The recent raius have fur
nished more liberal supply than we have had for
two months past. The probability now is, there
will be an abundance till next summer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

NATIONAL HoLIDArs.--Au official notice of the
holidays recognized by this government will be
found among the official advertisements.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

~ The fail rains have al length set in, and the
islands have been favored with showers; but 10
very heavy ruins have as yet fallen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19
NOTES OF THE EEK.

~ Barks Ddarare from Victoria and ITm c.
RlyAe from Port Townsend may be looked for soon
with lumber.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

- Captain Daniel Smith has a new plan of
Honolulu Harbor from the bar inwards, copied from
surveys made by the navigating officer ofihe Ports
mouth. II is the most complete chart of this bar
Dor that has been executed ard gives the depth
of water for every twenty-five feet. 1t is drawn GU
a scale OF $500 feet 10 one foot
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

e. The native population Of New Zealand has
decreased ill., according 10 the last census, it now
numbers only 81. 359.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

LOOKING FOR NEWS -Wher tue bark Camden ar
rived u days from Puget Sound, We faueied that
we should get some late foreign news by her, not
via the North Pole exactly, but up that way. So
despatched reporter for the latest Port Town
send papers, and were Disguised TO learn his re-
turn that the cook had used the only papers sent on
board. Shipmasiers from The Sound will please
bear 10 mind that the smallest farors the line
are acceptable when our steam line is broken down.
and that the GAZETTE man will be on band looking
fsr papers a munih or two old. Capt Robinson
won't forget us next time, We hope.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

~ iiru NiiiHus ~ Errun ,rn KILLED By saFagss 1852
1-l-t - ~ l'ra1t - Pa-l- i-usd ISIS
-a-i'r-ros-s tursi q fl-rlaul b11a. 1ss1
---harleaf 1-r-iHu. Ia
-a-i'rIrsclIa l-11IsErdel lssl
4s-Irs-ar discsFr-ri Tar it-ra.-'s Land 1882
80 HArsla-s liua lsz--isr~ To- = e4ay srzsz.fed
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

~ Respecting a foreign mail give no
information other than that furnished last week.
We expect an arrival daiy,-most likely that Of the
L. S. irigaie Richmond.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-11-19

MoNs. LEMOSSErER-A San Francisco paper has
the following incident relating to this gentleman,
who We are glad TO learn received no serious harm
during the disaster 10 The Costa Rica: " Monsieur
Lemonneyer, French Consul at Honolulu was
passenger on board. He is paralyzed, and wheu
about TO 90 into boat from the steamer, held in
his hand a small casket containing $500 worth of
diamonds. This was too unhaudy for him TO carry,
and he threw the casket with the diamonds Into his
siateroom The casket on being sent for yesterday
afternoon, found with the lid of, and the dia-
monds undisturbrd"