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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-11-28
THE PACIFIC
GOmmtrtlalA0OGttlse
sATURDAY. NOrEMBER %.

To-Day II TIE thirty-frst Anniversary Of the
joint recognition by Great Britain and France Of
the independence Of the Hawaiian Islands, and is
observed, in accordance with the usage Of years
and by Official authority, az a public holiday.
On the 18th Of November. 1913, Lord Aberdeen,
on the part Of Great Britain, and Count st.
AulaIre on that Of France, signed a joint declara-
ton, wherein the two governments recognized the
existence Of a government in these Islands d capa-
bic Of managing It's own Affairs" \ little over
a year before that date, on the 3Ist Of December,
1872, the President Of the United States, (John
Tyler) in HE message to Congress. made use OF
the following language in respect to these Islands,
the authorship Of which is attributed to Daniel
Webster:
"It cannot but be in conformity with the interest
and the wishes Of the government and the people Of
the United States, that this community, thus existing
in the midst Of a vast expanse Of ocean, should be
respected, and all its rights strictly and conscienti-
ously regarded And this must also be the true in
terest Of all other commercial states. Par remote
from the dOminiOns Of European powers, its growth
and prosperity, as an independent state, may yet be
IN q high degree useful 10 all whose trade is extended
to those regions; while its nearer approach to this
continent, and the intercourse which American YES
sells constituting fve-sixths Of all which annually
visit it-could not but create dissatisfaction on the
part Of the United States at any attempt, by another
power shOuld such attempt De threatened or feared.
70 take possession Of the islands, cOloniZe them, and
subvert the native government. Considering, there
fore, that the United States possess 80 very large a
share Of the Intercourse with those islands, it is
deemed not unfit 10 make the declaration. that their
government seeks, nevertheless, no peculiar advan-
tages, no exclusive control over the Hawaiian govern
ment, but is content with its independent existence,
and anxiously wishes for its security and prosperity.
It's forbearanee, in this respect, under the circum-
stances Of the very large intercourse Of their citizens
with the islands, would justify this government,
should events hereafter arise to require it, in making
q decided remonstrance against the adoption Of an
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Very Superior Cottage Pianos !
BEERS, WINES AND


Basis and Blood, Wolfe 4 Co.'S Celebrated Ales, at. and pt.
Blood, Wolfe n Co.'S Favorite Stout. a small lot In pints.
Tennenrs Scotch Ale, pints and quarts, extra quality.
Ind Coope h Cos new quality hight Pale Ale, quarts h pint
Cases Genuine " Oid Tom"
A few cases very Superior Pale Imperial Brandy,
10 Gases Royal Highland Whisksy,
Gases d. Kuyper's Hollands, Quarter Casks Brandy,
Il5 cases assorted Best Brandies, 1 star up 10 4 star.
Gases Dunyilleis Irish Whiskey,
A few cases Very Superior Port Wine, s
Cases " A. Lalande & Co" Superior Ciare.. 4 ve1 choice
article, Cases Champagne and Moselle.
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CHIROMACICA,

Garden Tools, Sets q Toos In hae boNes-n0 trasay article.
Base and Rubber Balls, Base Bats.
Dolls Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Tables, &c-, IN black
walnut Ten Pins, sail Boats, &C
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Pacific, Sl05 900, and California Pacific.
100000, These are only q small part OF
the payments TO be made during the pres.
emit month by large corporations,
The various Institutions OF which, cou-
pons were edeemed presented an apima-
ted appearance on Friday. Clerks and
cashiers were kept busy from the opening
to the close Of business hours, and the
sums disbursed were very large. The
number Of deiaultng roads was much
smaller than had been expected, and the
fact that they would default on their Jan.
tlary interest had been previously an
nounced with the reasons except In the
cases Of 0 few unimportant ones. OF the
seventeen companies whose coupons are
redeemed at the Farmers, Loan and Trust
Company's office, only two failed to pro-
vide the necessary funds-the Fort
Wayne, Jackson D Saginaw, and Mis-
souri River, Fort Scott & Cult These
will both fund their coupons, and the for
r1er has already made arrangements.
The St Louis s. Southeastern Railway,
whose coupons are payable by George
Opdyke q Co., have deiaulted on the in.
terest on 100000 first mortgage bonds.
This road Is represented as In a prosper
Gus condition, but is suffering, like many
others, from the temporary scarcity o.
money. The' company have made ar
rangements for paying the November in.
terest about the middle OF the present
month, and the January interest some
time In March; after which time they ex-
pect to meet their engagements as they
ialfdue. The Canada Southern and Chi
cago d Canada Southern roads have made
arrangements for funding the coupons
falling due in January, 1874, July, 1874,
and January, 1876.
Tho entire number Of railroads in de-
fault is more than 115, representing an in.
debtedness on interest account Of more
than 1877 100000, ..srE
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The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES directors
Of this company declared q seven per
cent dividend on the capital Siock out o.
the earnings Of tho last Rix months al
their meeting Monday night; This divi'
dend makes fourteen PET cont that they
have declared for the year 1873, having
paidseVen per cent? July last. eonsid.
erfpg that in addition 10 this dividend The
company pays all taxes for the stOckhold.
ers, the dividend really amounts to about
sixteen per cent, which is not so bad for
company whose stock sold at fifty cents
on the dollar a few years ago. The gross
receipts Of tho company for the year Just
closed were $63Ysis 20 as against $751;
SO4 S5 for the previous year, while the
expenses were $4,000 4s as against $685.
OH 90. The effects OF the panic this last
fall wore about Offset by the'eiIects Of the
epizootic in the fall Of '7s, and lost the
company nearly the same amount Of
money. But Notwithstanding thistact the
busInessshows irregular healthy growth.
The effects Of the panic have now entirely
disappeared. Tho receipts Of the, com.
pany in December ware.up to the usual
standard, and since the New Year are
coming in very satisfactory. In the ex-
penseS Of the company for the last year are
included an extensive outlay for lumber
in relaying track, in addition to the usual
purchases Of supplies for several months
ahead. .r r.
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Especially, who have been the victims Of solit
which annually Swe6ps @ an untimciy SrSyS
thOusanaspf Young Mon Of tho most Ofalted
talent and brilliant intellect, who might other.
wise have entrancod liStoning senAtes with he
thnnSst q eloQlslee, q Eaksa g sestacy The
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AFFAIRs, IN wALL-sTREEr.
Payments of Diyidentls-.A Pletho orc
IA of Money. r-....

fragments OF DlYluenuSssA PIeIh0Ia
-..rt of Money. rr..ra
The New York Tribune says that the
new year opened with the rapid develop,
ment of the bull campaign in Wall street,
which the plethora of money, the distri.
button Of sixty or seventy millions. in
coupons and dividends during the next
fortnight, and the certainty. Of continued
imitation from the necessities Of the Gov
eminent, have combined to produce. The
Vanderbilt stocks continued to lead the
advance the rise being particularly
marked in New York Central and West.
ern Union. Other leading through lines,
and lines sure Of a profitable business,
like the! Delaware, LackEwsnna and
Western OF the East and the Northwest
and St. Paul at the West. advanced
steadily. New York Central shows q
gain OF At per cent between the day
before Christmas Day and the day
after New Years; Lake Shore shows
about the same. st. Paul shows a
gain Of nearly per cent; Northwest OF
about the same; Western Union Of nearly
8, &C. Pacific Mail has also plofted By
the rise, and, indeed, it has been tolera.
bly, evenly distributed over the entire list
Of first and second rale stocks. There Is
a general inquiry also, for good railroad
bonds, and an advance in the prices OF
several Of them. Northwestern bonds
are stimuletedby the reports Of purchases
in England. 80 go 7.''' ~
The bulls count confidently on a lively
time during january, relying first upon
the abundance 'ot money seeking inyest-
ment, next upon the certainty that the
$4,000, 900 initiation cannot be withdrawn
and equally upon thifG point, to wit
the more economical management Of ihe
railroads since the panic, and consequent
increase In their net earnings. II thers
arc any bears, or II the bears, being found
to exist, have any definite plan OF cam
paign, It has not yet been heard In the
busy and, confident air Of Wall street in
january, 1874. -4-f
The January interest and dividends,
the payment Of which was begun on Fri.
day, will aggregate nearly $4,000, 600,
0Ethis the Government will pay Sea, 1888.
$40 gold interest on various bonds, 81 $685..
705 currency interest on the Pacific Rail-
way second mortgage bonds, and 81 800.
600 in redemption Of 1874 bonds, though
aportion Of these will be exchanged for
the new 6ves, The interest on State and
City bondsis large sum, and the Janu-
airy coupons on various railway bonds
represent many millions Of dollars. Fisk
8 Hatch pay out 81, 14S, 900 gold ON ac-
count Of the Central Pacific, the Western
Pacific and the California and Oregnn
Railways; Morton, Bliss s. Co., pay $sl7.
40 on Union Pacific bonds; Drexei,
Morgan 6 Co., Sass, 900; N. K, Jesup 4
o., 100000, and Winslow, Lanier 6
Co., 81, 050,000 on various miscellaneous
bonds. The Reading Railroad pays ga
$4,000, interest and dividends; Lake
Shore, .$s750O0. Interest," Rock Island
$3l6,0 900; Atlantic. and Great W estern
$S16O0G Baltimore and Ohio, 500 900;
Atlantic and Pacific, S9l9 0a6 Missouri
tVEEasl .DH ,sIcici az 1T EU,l'z E
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THE RIGHT OF PRIVATE INTRRPRETA.
TIoN,-0ne Of the boasts Of Professionalism
is that it accords TO every person the right
Of private Interpretation as against eccle.
siastical and especially dogmatical pre-
sciption. This boast Is perhaps more
theoretical than real, for generally speak.
ing people are not so willing to accord
this right as to claim 1t. We observe,
however, that the newly made Episcopal
Bishop Of Chicago, Bishop Cheney, Of the
Reformed Church, accords this right very
fully. In his testimony in the law suit
now going on there between his Church
membership and the regular Episcopal
Bishop Of Illinois, in regard TO the pos
session Of the Church edifce, he was ex.
amined quite fully as to his views Of the
office, and prerogatives ola Bishop. The
following extract from his evidence shows
his opinions on the subject:
Q-oo the members Of the Evangelical Church
party deny that the Presbyters and DeAcons arc
amenaele to their Blshop respectively!
Q.-They are amena6Ie TO what Is called. In
the ordLnAtion.serv!ce, his "Godly Rdmonition'
Care they not amenRble, according 10 the
view such Evangelical psrty, to such Bishops
In matters Of government and dlsciplineT
ALI Understand the question, I should say
z Presbyter 10 the Evangelical party regard
himself rs anenable 10 any duly-organized &C
cleaiAstical court, not to the Bishop. go
,Q.-You have stated that th.t party regards
the PTesby ter as AmOnahle TO tho Bishop In 70
spect to his "Godly adnonidops." What Cody
AL do not knOw-they vary with cIrcum
stances, suppose.
Q.-Do you mean To ray that the amenability
depends upon whether the admolition Is Cody
or noti . ''r1
Aldo.
Q.--Who is'to be the judge OF whether tho I'D.
m0nihons are Godly2
A-T'ho Conscience ofthe person admonishcd
Q-Then each person is RmenAble, after all
10 mis- own consciencey
Q-And each individual is TO be the Judge Of
whether the given case Of admonition is Cody
or not,
A.-As to whether II Is in accordance with the
Word OF God, which is the. ultimate test Of God
Q.-Is there any authority to determine in
said Church. according to the belief Of said
evangelical party, whether such admoniLonB
are Cody or notE
A.-T6e authority of the Word of God.
man is TO determine foE himself the whole ques.
ton, after ALL t+'
oA,7Not by himself, outside of the Word Of
God, but by that.
Q.-Buthejudges VIII etherithe admonItion is
In conformity with the Word OF God!
Q.-And no alole?a "sG l.-
A.-Yes, sir. ..s rr
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DIED.

IRWIN in Allegheny City, Pa, on Monday,
January 5, 1871, JENNIE LlrFLE, wife Of D. 4,
Irwin. frL E U,
Funeral hom the residence OF her father, Ar
thur Little, corner of ChAplIne and 18th streets
this Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends Of the
family are invited. 8g 81. .s
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FARM FOR SALE


IL
I offer for sale tho Farm on which I now -" -
reside, situated in Marshall county, ". Va. some
three miles from the limits Of tho city Of Wheel.
ing, on or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
105 acres Of arstclass land, nearly all Of which
10 in ane state Of cultivation. The improve.
rents are all Of the best, consisting OF Brick
House containing eleven rooms, With all the
eonyeniences peedful, A large cIstern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water d need,
ed. There 10 also large Barn, with cellar; Sta
Bile room for Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and Q good frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; With Churches and School
Houte within short distance. The said land 10
well watered, and q neyer-lailing well Ut tho
barn. There 10 Q good Vineyard OF Catawba and
Concord Cranes, and a large number OF The beat
selection OF Fruit Trees in full bearing, consist.
Ing Of Apples, Pears, Peaches, PlumS, Cherries
and Ounces, with almost all tho Arst quality OF
small fruit grown In this part OF Tho country.
[ ANY per son desiriuR q good home near to tho
city Of Wheeling, where they can prSRtAbly dis.
pose Of whatever they may faisefor the market,
will do well 70 cali on the subscriber, who will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
= JH-d&W NJ. T. WAYMAN,
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MARRIRD.

JONES TRoUTMAN.-on Tuesday, Janua.
~ Q, 1874, at the First Baptist Church, by Rev,
]. u. Brlstow, Mr.. isaac JONES and Miss RTTTE
TRouTAAN, both Of this city. Attendants Mr.
". q; Wiley. Of Baltimore, and Misc Columbia
TroutmAn, Of Wheeling. U IN .
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speclaI notices.

r INDsLEY INSTITUTE.
Instruction given in all branches usually
taugLtin Preparatory schools and Academies
The Department Of Modern Languages is undel
the control Of the eminently successful teacher
and accomplished scholar. Dr. Mayer, w
Monday, January 9Th, 1874.
JAMES WATSON.
dec3R JIM. HUTCHINSON. "
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I will sell 1t IN one lot, or divide 1t in lots oil
four or ave acres TO suit purchasers. There ID
no better land for Market Gardening In Ohio
county. Situated within one mile Of tho city Of
TERMS One fourth cash, balance In one, two
and three years, with interest.
For further particulars enquire Of the sub
b. asf GEO. ROBERTS,
iy26 fa.H .rs1 --t IS Main street.
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ISLAND LoTsFoR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is.
TKlhS-0ne-iourlh cash, the residue In equal
insullments OF one, two and three years, With
Interest. ~ JN0. p. 9ILCHRIST,
Rpl0. At TOP Mil.
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A sDMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

The undefsigned having been appointed "A.
rninistf1tor Of the estate Of william Rxley, do.
eaid estate 10 settle without delay, and m per
sons having claims against the 6anie % prese6t
them, properly anthentie ateds for HettleRienf.
|. WtLLIAMP HUBBARD, Admir-.
Il does liutil d BJ.1 u 1910 ChaDline alfekt
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.RND0RsKlfENTs or THR pREs

The many thousands cured at this establish
ment within the last twenty years, and the mum
erous important Surgical Operations performed
BY d.. Johnston, witnessed BY the reporters Of
the Sun. and mAnylothar papeFs, notices Of
which appeared again and again before the pub
Tic, besides his standing as 0 gentleman Of char
actsr and responsibility. is sufficient guaranty
Skin diseases SpOedIlyeured. janl7
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.iNoTICE- fisQ yl'qacaQ "a .ai.t.
IN u NiIl eEl glt h.rTg- y l-'
0 Theregular annual meeting OF the Stoekhold.
ere o. the Atna Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
o. Wheeling, W. Va, for the election Of Dlfeci
tors for the ensuing year, viii DO held at the
ONCE OF the Company, No. l202 Market street.
on Monday, January Il, 1876 between tho hours
'of 9and12 A. NJ =. syil5ol p lNi
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Who have Injured themselves by certain prnc
tee INDUCED IN when alone, o habit frequently
learned nom evil companions or Of school, The
ehec@ OF which are nightly felt, even when asleep,
ana y not cured renders marriage immpossihle,
na esssJoys both mind and body, should apply
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, graduate Rom one OF the most eminent
Colleges In the United Btates, and the greater
part OF whose Life has been spent in the hospitals
has Gaected some..of ne most astonishine cures
ever known. Many troubled with ringing IN
tho head and cara when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashfui.
ness; with frequent blnshlng, attended some.
times With arrangement Of mind, were cured
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WhAta pity that young man, the hone of hIs
country, the darling Of his parents, shoud be
Snatched hom all prospects and enjoyments Of
LIE BY the Consequences OF deViRtihg nom The
path Of nature and indnlging In certain secret
habit. ,Buch persons must, before Contemplating
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TRUSTEES SALE.

J.M M1LLaR, AuetloassIh. 1870 7. \. 1lSI Sssi
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DIsEAsEs or IMpRunENoR

oFFIoB-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street, q
lew doors nom thecorneF. -Fail not to OBJ
serve name and number.
- No letters received unless postpaid, and
containing stamp to be used on the reply. Per.
sons writing should state age and send portion
OF advertisement describing Systems.
IhA Dnnknrla HIpL MA hnnl.n a. La nni..
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Central National Bank,
OF nIBIA, 8. c

OF COLU MBIA, 8. c.,
A Columbia, in tho State Of South Ga
n rolina, at the close OF business, on
the I'd day OF October, 1874:
RESOUROES
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basis middling uplands, nothing below
good ordinary, shipped October, No.
vember or December, z Is 16; basis
middling Orleans, nothing below good
ordinary. shipped October or Novem-
ber, 816.
g P. Motion sales, basis mid.
ding uplande, nothing below low mid.
ding. shipped October or November,
Z Is 16.
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OSE.LEGGED BREEoHEs. one.leg-
ged soldier. walking mp the Bowery,
wus accosted by clothing merchant
With the usual "Ssil you Something's to-.
day" Entering the store, the veteran
was invited to inspect the large stock.
but having looked through the array
of conts and vests and trowsers, he
turned to go, saying that he saw no.
thing there that would suit him.
Veil, vat you vante?"
81 waut u pair OF one legged panta-
loons."
"Vas dat all? YAcob, bring Mo cue of
dom one-legged gray pauts on dat pile
in de corner"
La few minutes Jacob returned,
and reported that the last pair had
| been sold.
Mean while, the partner next door,
who had been listening through the
thin partition, had mnpped out a plan
OF campaign against the one-legged
cripple. "Yohn," he whispered to an
attendant. ''cut me off do leg of one OF
dem gray pants. Send him up, quick! u
By tue time this had been done. the
soldier had hobbled out of the first
store only to be inveigled into the
second. Again he went through the
Inspection of odds aud ends, and again
demanded onelegged tro owsere, hintiup
that he didn't believe the trader had
them.
mot haf one-legged pantsl Faade,
Noses, vot you takes me- for? Yohn
bring me one of dem one-legged gra,
pants in dat pile in do back of d.
shtore."
| The newly altered trowsers we're pro
duced, aud the waggi.h soldier gave
himself up as lost. But as he spread
them before him, he became conscious
ns did the dealer, Of something wrong
"Mein Gott! Fadder Abraham
I0hn, you haf ruin mel You haf cut
off dc wrong leg!"
This was probably the sumo dealer
who was recently called upon by i
young man for coat. A tit was made
In due time, and then came the bag
gllug about the price. First, twent,
dolluis was fixed, then tho clothiel
ahated dollar after dollar. fighting hi.
WY inch by inch, until at length he
had offered the garment for elght dol
lars.
"Dn you think I'm made Of nc
ne.?" asked the young man ini,g
nantly. ns he turned to depart,
Say. you come pack! I sell yol
dat coat if it cost mo leg Vut you
gif for him, say now?"
''Ill give you two dollars"
Two dollars! Wy de buttous isl
more wort ash dutl Split the diff
rance-make 1t twenty shillings!"
mo; I'll give you two dollars"
''Vcli, tnke him. It was d pooty
coat. You glf me two and quarter?' 2
Producing the two dollars, the young
msn moved away with his purchase
but AS he reached the door ho heart
the dealer e1olaim, with upiiftet
hands:
"Gott help me! I only make on.
dollar on dat coat!"
Another of the Chatham street deal
ers had what he called army brogan,
and cavalry boots. An e1-soldier pur
chased pair of the latter one rainy
day. but returned to the store within
few minutes, complaining that tn,
soles were of pa ,teboard, and hat
already soaked to pulp.
''Vat you vas done NIT dem boots?'
asked the dealer.
why. I walked two or three
"Valk2 You walk in dem boots
w, dem vos cavalry boots!''
POLITICAL CoRRupr1oS ASD F.rsp
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Funeral Invitation

The friends and acqnaintances of Mrs.
c. J. Bolin and Of Mrs. W. G. NcGregor
are invited to attend the funeral Of DAISY
BolLlN, Youl gcst daughter Of G. J. ard
u. 81. Bollin, who died at Grccnvi.lc, on the
G.h inst, at 81. Peters Catholic Church,
THIS EVENING. at ): o'clock.
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OBITUARY.

Died, on tha 4th Of October, at his resi-
dence, in Riclilnnd County. after lingering
illness, JOHN Z. ADAMS, in the 49th year
OF his age