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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-08-01

THE AcHENEsE WAR.-The following telegram
was received in New York, June seth
A letter from of the coast OF Sumatra, dated
April 18th, states that the Achencsc. on the night
of March Gosh. attacked the Dutch fort. captured IL
and overwhelmed the garrison. The loss Of the
Dutch Is placed az 1000 killed and 1900 wounded.
a great number being laborers employed 20 work
on the fort and colonisis' dwellings outside. Eight
ships were required for the wounded, whom the
Malay chiefs permitted TO be removed from the
shore, as much 10 embarrass tbe navy as 10 do an
act of humanity. The letter adds that the news Of
the complete humiliation Of the Dutch expedition
is known in official circles at Singapore, and Is pur-
posely withheld from the Press.
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The FOREIGN OFFICE sends a communication to
the Gazette, received by His Majesty from King
William, whose capitol is at the Hague, and the
Gazette announces it as " From the Emperor of
Germany The editor has no doubt heard of
High Dutch and Low Dutch, and thought it all
meant Germany, and that the William of Berlin
and the William OF the Hague were one and the
same person. This is not a serious mistake for a
native Hawaiian to make, who has never been in
Europe still it would indicate that he is hardly
yet sufficiently posted in geography to fulfill the
duties of Minister for Foreign Affairs.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. 1.
ARRIVALS.

July 25-Schr keoni Ana, Kaukino, from RooIau-
25-Schr Mile Morris, Lima, from MOlokai.
2b-schr Mary Ellen. Jim, from Mzalaea, Maui.
26-Sehr Old Fellow, Nika, from Waihee, Maui.
26-Am ship MidnishE, Kendrck, 10 days from San
Frarcisco-
25-Sehr Jenny, BaIIastier, I'm waimea & KoIoa, Kauai.
Zb-Stmr kIauea, MaTehant, from NaEiiWili, Kauai.
Z4-Schr kamale, y Boles, from Kawaihae, Hawaii.
2I-Schr Hattie, kimO, from NaEiIwii, Kauai.
&-Bnt stmr MacgregOr, Granger, % days I'm Sydney.
2s-Schr Netfie Merrill. Crane. from Lahsina, Maui
3O-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from Hanaiei, Kauai.
30-Schr kR Moi, Powers, from Kahului, Maui.
3o-Schr Active, Puaahiwa, from KoIOa, Kauai.
3O-SiOoP Live Yankee, Clark, from Hama, Maui.
3l-Schr Keoni Ana, KaukinO, from KoOlau.
3l-Am bk ID c Murray, A Fuller, IL days from San
Francisco.
3l-SchT PAuahI. Hopu, from HlO. Hawaii.
3l-Schr kamaile, y BOlles, from KaunakakaI, M0lokai.
Si-Schr Warwick, KalaHaia, I'm Kalaupapa, MOlOkai.
3t-Schr WAola, KaehA, from MOIoaa, Kauai.
3l-Schr Annie, KoOhna, from HlO, Hawaii.
AUG I-schr Mile Morris, Lima. I'm Kaunakakai, MOokai.
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OUR SEIGHBOR,-whO claims to represent the
." public" with n twO-ffty circulation, whilst
we are sustained by some nine hundred outside
of his q" public, has a sad habit of putting his
foot into things which may concern or affect his
- public" He is again rejecting on some of
them as " adventures, Inviting honorable
men who came here to earn a dollar a day and
are perhaps now loaning money, or honest sea-
cooks who can now sell you a good thing for a
consideration, or worthy milkmen who have risen
to the dignity of drawing pap out of treasury
teats, or rough and ready rancheros who had
hardly the price of a crook in their scrip when
they came, but are now able and willing to sell
him lots of wool at the figure he paid in 1872,
Or any other poor but honest man, who left an
inhOspitable continent in order to come to this
blessed archipelago to get a good living and a
comfortable homestead by trading in slops, by
praeticing law, or by teaching, or by preaching,
with a remuneration for the same. What does
he mean? Have we an aristocraey here that has
some privilege of lineage and title? Perhaps
we have in those who can claim some of the
blood of a Kahekili or a Kamehameha, but unless
he can prove a shady streak coming down to him
from Wakea,-we as the representatives of the
honest foreign fortune-hunters of these isles, and
consequently in the name of every respectable
white resident of this archipelago, reject, with
unmitigated editorial scorn, his pretensions to
aristOcratic privilege, and all his insinuations
about " Adventures"
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X
SATURDAY. AUGUST
Subscription Notice (!

We would call attention to the COM
mencement Of Volume XIX of the PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER on July 4th.
n subscription price is $500 per annum.
If paid for in advance, i. e., on or before
the 3Ist Of July, for the Island of Oahu,
and on or before the 3lst of August for the
other Islands, $500
BLACK & AULD.
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\ MUCH WANTED hard money essay, entitled
"a Modern Financial Utopia" recently quoted
in the Gazette, says in conclusion that a. with
the average Texan. who travels with an ox-team
or on mule-back, the greenback obtains no recog-
nitiOn." So, leaving us to infer that the enlight-
ened Texan ranger or yaquero, who of course
belongs to the master-spirits Of mankind, stands
by his hard metal alone like an advanced and
progressive Turk, Hindu, Hottentot, Indian or
Kanaka whilst ~benighted people living in Old
England or New England, or in New York, Penn
sylvania or Ohio, who make their lands groan
with busy engines and conveyances to multiply
many hundred fold the power of their populations,
are content to lie deluded with ideas on paper,
which. embOdying public faith, honesty and en-
terprise, multiply money. Some mems faith is
only in their eyes, like the Texas vaquero, and
others we have mentioned like him but there is
a faith which is a power unto political as well as
spiritual salvation, and that has saved nations in
their hour of need, when they had hardly gold
and silver enough in their Treasures to equip a
cOrpOral's guard. This is somewhat like our DO
sitiOn and now we need the exercise of a public
faith that will call into being every latent power
of the country, and carry us onward in a march
of progress far beyond the compass of our scant
allowance of gold and silver alone.
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BLACK & AULD.

HIS ExCELLEScY the Minister Of Finance appears
to be DESTROYS Of emulating, in a small way. the
example Of his colleague Of the Interior. inasmueh
as he is quite as often found voting with the opposi-
ton in the House. as with what may be termed the
administration party.
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EXPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

FaoH NAwILTwrLI-Per K8anez, July 25th-HOn P Isen-
hs-g wfss ara ? chHdren, VIM Chairman, Miss l. Chairman. "
Warerhouse, " o Smith, r Bindt and 2 children, W WeedOn,
G Robertson, II MeGre~,J poEsetI Mr. HanaebbiE. W and
4 Wcgrxde Mrs q n Dole and child, Miss l. WundeEbeEE, o
TfnsenTnu n Whitman, g y wilcox. Robinson and wifi,
! Narsden, G " MEcfariGne, and 81 deck
Faou sGS FRAScIsco-PeE Midnight, July 2sth-J :
Christie, JE, G " norEan-
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NJ MER "A
HLY 81 1s-a.

THH arrivals from foreign ports have been, The American
clipper ship Midnight on the 26th, from san Francisco: 2stl,
British steamer Maegregor, from sydnsyi and to-day, tie
American bark d. q. Murray. hsm San Fnnciseo- The d.
PAriuEes haSc been-the AacgnEor On TIE 18th. hr San Fran
cisco the Midnight On the sOsh, hr the guans sIaBIs; and
the Matte Mscieay to-day, 6r Portland, o
Our afvios- from san Francisco are to July 1911. We
quote
2oG2Sc In bbIs-
SUoNE-6Tefc-
RIcE-HaWAHaH table, StGsic-
PuLU-shipusats per Murray brought To-
COTYEE-The market 70 arm and no Hawaiian offered.
Messrs Nl1Ans, Blanchard s. Co, OF san Francisco, send
Us their usual quarteriy circular 6r June 10Th, Of valuable IN
formation respetinz the sugar market from which We make
the hIoWizg extracts
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ICE NOTICE.

AUY AGREEMENT HERETOFORE EN-
w sting with ". WALLACE. hT delivering Ice and
Collecting Bills, Is cancelled ~ mutual consent
Hereafter Ice wu DC SeI ~ the Cake, Hair Cake zui
OE4yttr Cake, frozcu i- lius . same dimensions AZ iorneTiy.
Ibe price gn be fr Wb1lr Cakcs, Out Dollar. fr Han CakCs,
kIGy Cents aud Ter Quarter cakes, TSruty-Gve Goats
The Ioe Wagon vii leave the FACTORY at a A. NJ and %
T NJ, uujcr charge ct Mr.. GEORGE MARTIN, wbo j. ag-
thoEzed hy re 70 collect Sesky bils every Tuesday.
! II orders Ies u;s TIE driver. or a. Ire FACTORY. wn be
2;teaded @. DAVID NH.
sss Sn Preprctor-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

Holm y. wALKER s. SAMUELC /. ALLEN
- doing business IN Hcnoiuiu, Hawaiian Islands, under the
hm name and style % WALKER s. ALLEN, having This day
by assent Of a majority u thcr creditors executed and delN
cred tn the undersigned a deed Of assignment % All their prop
erty for the beneht u their creditors. all persons HAVING
claims against the said arm Of WALKER 4 ALLEN, or thu
said John :, Walker, or Samuel &. Alien, ae hereby requested
20 present the same forthwith AZ The omoe Of tue uniersigned
in said Honolulu. and ali pcrsous indebted 10 said hrm 81
WALKER \ ALLEN, or 20 the said John : Walker, or
Samuel c. Allen, are hereby requested 60 make payment
thereof TO the undersigned at his said office without delay.
EDWARD = ADAMS,
Assignee ~ Walker a Alien.
Honolulu, II. I. June 5, Is54. jyls lm
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WE HAVE \ MORALITY PARTY, and our neighbor
of the Gazette claims to be it's prophet and mouth
piece. He spares no pains to assert that the
political and financial welfare of the Kingdom
depend upon having bright ~exemplars of this
morality party in charge of the administration of
public affairs. This Holy Hawaii must have only
Immaculate Men to steer our ship of state, and
to manage our political machinery. 1t is true
that we have had lately the benefit of the public
services of some of our most respectable public
men who had 8 . the undivided confidence of the
mercantile community" and very likely of the
Ga=eue's I" public besides,-and yet they did
not satisfy the country, and left no work or mark
public affairs. But perhaps we have not yet
reached the Holy Of HOLES of this morality party,
where we shall find that sanctifed spirit that can
quell q riot with a rebuke, or that can raise up
the PROSTATE affairs of 4 country by a lifting up
of hands IN admonition. We have now great
need Of these perfect men after the heart Of the
Gazette, who will rule the land in righteousness.
1t is true that the force of a workman's arm
cannot be aided by the strength and orthodoxy of
his theology that the directness of a navigator's
course cannot be promoted by the rectitude of his
principles that the control of an engine is not
regulated by the engineers self-control that the
runner Of n race does not win through the pro-
priety Of his private course or that a capitalist
does not enhance the value of ms principal
through the correctness Of his principles yet
according to the morality party, no man is quail
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Silver Chord, Silver Wreath, Home Circle
Vol ], 2, B and 4; Golden Diadem, Shower
Of Pearls, Wreath Of Gems, Gems Of
Strauss, Labiache's Method Of Singing,
Hunten's, Crayen's, and Richardson's
Piano Forte Methods, Winners Gutter AID
ACCORDION Instructors, Sheet Music, In
strumentsl and Song Pieces, Latest Song
Books.
At t. G. THRUMis.
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AssIGNEEs, NOTICE.

Holm SIEMSEN AND w. r. CONWAY
- doing business IN MILO, HAWAII, under the name
style and arm Of Siemsen n Conway, having this day eau
celed an assignment by them made on the 30th day Of March,
A. D., 1874, and executed a new assignment 70 the under
signed, OF their property, for the bcneht OF their Crelitorzi
all persons having claims against said num Of siemscn A Con
way, or John Siemsen and W. p. Conway are requested 60
present their accounts n the offices of D. II. HITCHCoCK
and 4. q. HITCHCOCK in Hlo, Hawaii, OF al The Office Of
A.. 5. CLEGIORN In Honolulu aud all persons Indebted to
said firm Of Siemsen a. Conway or John sicmsen and /, D.
Conway are requested TO make payment 90 either of the under-
signed assignees at their respective places Of business az
aforesaid. u. n. HITCHCOCK,
n. G.. ~HIrCHCOCk,
A. s. C~LEGuOKN,
Assignees Of Siemsen a Conway.
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DEPARTURES.

July 25-SChT Ka Mol, Powers, for Kahului, Maui.
2T-Stmr Kilsuea, Marchant, for Maui and Hawaii.
2T-Schr keoui Ana, KaukinO, &c. KOotau-
2T-Schr Nile Morris, Lima, for MOIokaL-
2T-Schr NaiOla, Kaeha, for MolOaz & Anahola, Kauai.
2T-Schr kinau, Ahnihala, for Hama, Maui.
27-Schr ManuokRWai, Kaiauao, for Kona, Hawaii.
2s-Schr KAmaue, + Bones, for Kaunakakai, MOlokai.
2s-Schr Mary Eien, Jim, for Koloa, Kauai.
ZS-Schr Juanita, e Dud0it, for Waialua-
2S-Schr Jenny. Bailistier, for Koloa & Waimea, Kauai
Z0-Brit stmr MAegregoF, Grainger, for San Francisco.
3o-Schr Nette Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
So-Am ship Midnight, kendnek, for the Guano Islands.
3I-schr Luka, KaaI, Tor MoIoaa, Kauai
J-Haw bk Matte Maeleay, Forbes, br Portland, o.
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The Telegraph Bill.

The following is the Bill for the encouragement of
Electric Biography, in the amended shape in which
it passed the Legislature, and now awaits His Maj
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ub-TroPiSiaI Rambles, by Nicholas Pike
Prophetic Voices concerning America, by
Chas. Sumner; and Life and Public Ser
vices Of Charles Sumner, by C. Edward
Lester, a new subscription work Of nearly
coo pages, hIust., cloth bound. Price $500.
T. G. THRUM, Agent.
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Hao1EsH SsSGys -Importaugns fAus far ts year have
been, % q larger extent thau ever b~f5r, parksd ID mats ADJ
oags, and these d-zcHptcns have bern sCd pECnpsiy % the
Hennenea- Sugars IN kegs have decI1sd W sympaAy With
prices mr refined, bat nt 20 the sane extent, choice descrp-
Eons haFlng uahzed - "a 5ic. durng the pzsf quarter.
favorabie Circumstances, combined with q market abun-
tanuy Supplied with money, warrant tha eupectatrn o. a
large incrcaae In the consumption % sugar, thus anorifnx %
producers an expanding market Er their shlptacuts.
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T. 6. T. has also been appointed
Agent for the Choice Subscription
Books Of the
ATLANTIC PUBLIsHISG CoMPASY or
NEW YORK.
and has received sample copies Of
Orr REPREsESTATIyE ABROAD, and
REPRESENTATIVE Mas, Companion
Books, Of 500 pages each, quarto,
bound 10 Half Morocco, with many
fine steel plates. Price, $l2 % per
copy.
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VESSELS n PORT.

NAVAL
U = . Benscia, Captain WA Is Hopkins. 4
II b Ms steam corvette Cameleon, A J Kennedy.
n r Ms steam corvette Haydamack, , TirtOh.
MEnCHANTMEN.
An bktn Jane A Falkinburg, J A Brown, loading.
An biz Delaware, Kinds, loading.
Tahifian bk Ionia, Loyegrove, loading.
An BIZ ID G Murray, A Fuller, diaehargiDg.
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Projected Departures.
FoR Hmo-Sehr Pauahf, sails This ".
FoR WISDwARu PoRTs-Stmr Kilauea, sails on Monday
FOR KAHULUE-Schr Ka Moi, sails Tuesday noon
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Honolulu. End Anrl. A. D, 1874
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1sT2 1873
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T. g. Thrum Is appointed agent at these
Islands for the following popular Cub
scriptlon Works-Mark Twsin's GHded
Age, R%oughing 1t, n Innocents Abroad
DR.. ". W. Halls Health at Home
MeClellan's History Of the Golden State,
C~yclopedia Of Things Worth Knowing.
ALSO, FOR b. APPLETON & Co.'S
Stewards Travels around the World,
Business Anecdotes, Burton's Cyclope-
dia Of Wit n Humor, Smiths DictlOn-
airy Of the Bible, and their new American
Encyclopedia-now being published.
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A COTTAGE ADJOINING THE COL
"a lege Building a: Punahou. Good accommodations for
GA a large family. Carriage House, etc, water laid on.
It has a large yard. For further particulars. apply to
my23 s. n. CASTLE.
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T'HOS. Fl. HANDY 4 CO.,
II and Is Royal street, New Orleans,
GENERAL IMPORTERS OF FINE WINES
and LIQUORS, and sole agents OF Messrs. SA1e-
rae de Forge Sons celebrated Brandy. A large
supply in store Of the different vintagcs, duty'
paid or in bond to suit purchasers.
Holland Gin, Jamaica and st. Croix Rim, Port
Wine. French and German Cordials, Haurie
and De Ysasi Sherries, in quarts and Octaves, in
lots to suit purchasers, at low figures.
very arge and very old stock Of old Ken
lucky, Bourbon and Rye WHISTLES On hand, 10
which we invite the special attention Of the trade.
au30 It
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A. BRo.HsEAU.-The name Of this well known
house for many years past has enjoyed tie justly
n.rited reputation Of one Of the first in its line
n this mercantile community. Mr. Broussean
having been for number OF years engaged IN
Enabled 70 give entire satisfaction to the many
customers who patronize him. BY judicious
administration of his business. and careful Sc
lection of his goods, lie has built up RAPIDLY
he staunchest and most reliable carpet ware
houses in the Southern country. Energy, per-e-
yrrcnce and integrity have ever been character
istic of this gentIem a. who has won the entire
confidence OF his many friends and patrons We
would advise all who wish TO insure satisfaction
"a themselyes to examine the extensive stock OF
carpets, olcloths, mattlngs, and everything per.
tanning to this line Of business now IN store At
at No II Chartres street.
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There is just now, at the Goose Pond stables
No. 131 Bafonne street, the most superb lot Of
mare mules ever brought to this State. They
are 100 in Number, all young, large and we'll made.
1t is worth visit to the stables Just to them.
Paralysis prevails here almost like an cpl
elesnic A sure preventive is to drink six or eight
half pint tunlblers full daily OF Mineral Spring
Water bethesda, Blue Lick and Cooper's Well
Using no other stimulants. Only cents pei
glass, 80 ccnts per gallon.
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THE O'BRMN GUARDs.-At a largely attended
meeting Of the O'Brien Guards, he on Thursday
evening last among other resolutions the follow
jug were adopted: -
Resotce!, That this club cheerfully and heartily
Endorses and ratifies the action OF the Baton
Rouge Convention, and pledge its platform and
nominees cordial support.
Resolved That the delegates of the Third Ward
10 the Baton Rouge Convention are entitled to
our thanks, and the same are hereby extended to
shem.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN GYMNASIUM.

IO3 st. Charles street .----1O
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 T. NJ.
This Institution is the best and only resort foi
the relief of the Debilitated, Mental and Phy-
steal organization.
Terms-Only s12 per annum.
Adult classes, Tuesday and Friday. 7:3o P. NJ.
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY, from
$50 to $50 r. NJ, at the rate Of 81 per month
payable monthly m advance.
HARRY HAMMERSLEY.
Maitre dArmes and Manager.
av26 SIN TuFrSu
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There is something quite refreshing and IN
x;cor.tnr in the card Of Messrs Braselman &
Adams, 70 he found in another column, in which
these gentlemen offer to the public summer dry
goods 1t below cost. BY cursory glance at this
card it will be Immediately perceived that this Is
nrove the assertion that this house Is now
slaughtering dry goods in a manner to surprise
the natives just drop in at the corner OF Maya
zine and st. Andrew streets, and watch the sacrl-
.ice. and il you don't buy. it is because you have
not the Wherewithal to purchase with.
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ELEGANT SUITS or RooMS.-Fames wishing
to procure tirst-cas- rooms would q" well 70 rcaC
the advertiser mt in another column. BY this
thew will see that they can obtain the most de
,irablc room. in the paatal residence of the late
Hugh Nc loskey, gu st. Charles street, at thu
most reasonable price. Apply to J. q. Ellis, A.
CarOndeiet street.
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EDUCATION.

URINARY. GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL,
l $40 Josephine street, between Prytania and
st. Charles streets The Fifth Annual Term OF this
school will commence on MONDAY. September q,
1874. A limited number of boarding pupils will
be received. he object of the Principal will be
to make this department Home School for Girls.
An advance class in Rhetoric, Composition and
Literature will be formed for Young Ladies'.
Hours of attendance, for this Glass; from p n.
tin P NJ. Circulars containing terms, etc, can
be obtained at the School from
au3O lmSeSuo +. MATHEWS, Principal.
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FESTIVAL OF THE CHILDREN or ANNUNCIATIoN
CHvRcH.-On Friday next, September 4th 1874,
the children's festival of the Annuncation Church
for the benefit of the new windor takes place.
There can be no doubt about the fact that the
night viii be gala one for the children.
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To the Sugar Planters Of LOuisiana-I will be at
the ROB'T +. LEE STABLES. BaIOnne street bv
the 18th of August. with ono hundred head Of mare
mule.-the best in Kentucky; and would be pleased
to see all of nv old friends and everybody else who
wants fine stock.
aulS 6teOd GEO. W. HALL
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A pyroteohnical exhibition, promenade concert
and smrec dansante will be given at the FAN
Grounds, on Sunday, august 80, and Sunday,
September 6, for the benefit Of Prof Ferrouillet
As the following named gentlemen have the
management OF the exhibition, it's success is
assured: J. P. Zata ain II. Durel j. Z. Bremen,
II. Gemming, + g. Schnell, s. Barnes.
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FREDmloKsoN Il HARTE.-This noted establish
,nent Is one Of the principal and most frequented
resorts on Canal street. From it's central loca-
ton, superior excellence of drug chemicals, etc.,
sold by this firm, it enjoys fine and prosperous
business, and offers to the retail and wholesa
This house is ia nous depot for the sale Of all
kinds Of noted and popular foreign and American
mineral waters, at wholesale and retail, and
prices which request the attention of purchasers.