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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19
THE PACIFIC
Commercials Advertiser
JrNE 70.

The international reception and ball to be
given By The inhabitants of Honolulu 70 Rear
Admiral AImy and the officers Of the L. ;. ).
Pensacola a. an evidence Of appreciation Of the
courtesy and hospitality Of these gentlemen, will
be held 90 Friday next. the 25th inst. at the
Hawaiian Hotel. We are authorized to express
the hopes Of the invitation committee that resi-
dents in tho country districts and in other isl
ands who may be able to vislt HOnolulu on that
date, will endeavor to join them on the occasion
and assist in making it successful.
The steamer RiLquea is TO return from Hilo on
the afternoon Of the reception and the agent
has kindly promised to make such arrangements
as will secure her arrival in Honolulu at the
earliest hour possible, for the accommodation Of
passengers who may desire to attend.
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C1rcuit Court, Maui. June Term.

xox yrpp or THE sUPRENE COURT. PREsIDISo;
non A ToaSASDEz, CIRCUIT JUDGE, ASSOCIATE
The following is a synopsis Of the business trans
acted r.ur.a5o- 5es
- 49, CIerR Of the Court for balaaeeof Costs $3.50
Verdict Of not guilty. d. =, 1,t.sIv
.-.1-tn1 oat a warrant Of arres, againsta Chlnaman
@ ..uisz onium. Verdict Of guilty, and sentenecd
IT, Kiar Is. Rev. J NJ Kealoha- Em6eE1iemeot
n $40. proeeeds Of certain goat skins verdict OF
nat guilty, two dissenting-
TIE King ". kuaula- Illicit Dlstiling feFdIe'
Of not guilty -.5;.;,. 18th
out : license Verdict Of guiky and hued slOV. -.
TIE King Vs. Naihe- Cattle stealing VERDICT OF
.,SIt, ard sentenced 70 9 months imprisonment
IT, King Va. Keanu. Selling and furnishing IN
,o-i-aun9 drinks TO natives Verdict OF guilty, and
snsi 500. or in default, 8 months Imprisonment.
n 3 Morrison We. Peter Gellett- A~ssumPsit. AP-
peal 4ithdrsWa.
KusoIe vs. Plipili and Nakaukau- For possession
Of dwelling house Judgment for defendants.
n. CorEasII vs. Manuel sylvia Debt on judgment
Eousuit for lsgal. VI 3Enality-
In the mAglssn1 yestat Of Kauae, Of Wailuku,
d.ceased. [551rreat o9kes Circuit Court confirmed.
AkanrXC CO. W. J. u. Cro&1E appeal dismissed,
AL was not fled within ime<GeSined oy law
r. Cornweil W. J. NJ CroTell. APraA dismissed,
- bond Was not fled within time specified % law.
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AVERY editorial paragraph in yes
terday's Islander, based upon the complimentary
letter in our last addressed to Capt. Lorange on
behalf of his Chinese passengers, is calculated to
give the impression that the importations of Chi
nese coolies to this country previous to the arri-
val Of the Kirk, have had the effect Of = harrow
ing the suseeptibilities :" Of this community, on
account OF the horrors Of their state - and
- rates Of starvation, imprisonment, nutiny and
blood-shed, - "to which we have become some
what accustomed in our acquaintance with coolie
ships" This is a very reckless style of writing,
and indeed amounts to a wholesale libel upon all
1.-THE government ineluded) who have been in any
way concerned in the past in bringing Chinese
laborers here.
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PORT OF HoMoLULU. n. i.
ARRIEAIs.

June I2-schr PueokahL Clark. from Haua. MauL
IZ-stmr Klauea. Marchant. from Hawaii and Maui.
I2-Schr Anni., Ealauao. from Nnhau-
ls-zchr Netfe MeruH. Grams. from Eahzlna, Maui.
13-schr kinau, Ahuihala. from ualku- Maui
I3-cchr Nanu1kaWaL. EalaEaia- froa NaNliEu.
H-schr Luka. knai from Moioaa, Kauai
16--chr Hattie. Eimo. from NzslHuM- Kauai.
1s-Schr ha M0i. Reyu0tfs. hom KAhulai, Maui
IT-tchr fairy Quern. FeuL. from Hanalei, Kauai
H-Schr WarEicE. John Bell. from Lanai
E-HE~ bk Matte Maeiesy, Walter, p days from
Portland. O.
Ian snip Emerald, Balmsos. Is days from San
Fmnctsco.
Is-schr Mile Norris. Lima, I'm EaunakakaI, Molokai.
1a-7chr Nrttie Merrill. Crane. from Lahalua. Maui
1s-schr Active, PuaahIsn, from Eohaia, Hawaii
Is-srmF khauea, Marchant, from Hawaii and Maui.
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Our READERS will remember that on the 22d Of
last month a notice appeared in this paper, (aud
subsequently in others) over the signature of the
Minister Of the Interior, TO the effect that,-after
specifying the limits in Honolulu within which
licensed dealers in spirituous liquors should
carry on their business-'E NJ licenses for the sale
Of spirituOus liquors will be granted for any
place il the kingdom outside of Honolulu
This decision Of the government was received
with general satisfaction by the community both
in this city and on the other islands, and the pub
lie mind rested satisfied that the evils of the traffic
in spirituous drinks would not be extended be-
youd the metropolis. IL would seem, however,
that this salutary regulation by the Privy Council
is 10 be treated as n nullity. When a jobbing
license for the sale Of liquor at Waikiki was ap-
piled for come two months since, the applicant,
a. we are informed, felt assured that there would
be no difficulty in obtaining the license, and con-
sequently deposited with the department the pur-
chase money, and moreover shipped in advance an
invoice Of liquors to Waikiki, valued ut some
thing less than a thousand dollars. After the
FORMULATION Of the order in Council above re.
fefred 70, we understand that the money for the
license was returned TO the applicant, but that he
refused 20 receive IL. We arc left 10 conjecture
that he chooses to assume that he has paid for a
license, and intends to go on just as if he had re-
ceiyed one. And this inference would seem to be
strengthened from the fact that, as we are further
informed, the stock Of liquors sent up to Waikiki
has not been returned, but on the contrary, a
fresh supply has been shipped. If, as is asserted
the verbal promise Of a Minister was given when
the application was made that a license would be
granted for Waikiki and that on the faith of that
promise the goods were conveyed thither, then
perhaps it would appear that the owner of those
goods has a legal cause Of complaint against the
Minister; but that docs not justify him in pro-
ceeding to dispose Of his goods without a license,
and in direct violation of law. He becomes just
as much q wrong-dOer as any one else who sells
without q license. Now the query comes up
how does it happen that these invoices of liquors
are disposed Of at Wailuku in the face Of law and
contempt of authority This is n question that
may appropriately and legitimately be put to the
police Of Maui.
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PAssENGERS

Faoa WINDxAsD PoRTa-Per Knauea. June l2th-hou
and Ns A = CIeghSrn- % a Mhsmann, shilaber and vile;
Ms, X Cooka. MIss Bruce, " rs Reed, ID ID Doane, Miss "
smlthlrs. MIEs L RrhardE J ID PArs. yr, Miss G u Paris, >
Parker. j n Mills, Miss Pnira. q Bell, GALAAn4 Mrs y
WIlarr ad 5 enudrsu. Miss a. Ellis. w % smith. Y Green, VI
8 sEintoa, J Davis. Mira : a Thurston, Mrs > z BshoP, Ar
mitage, and 50 deck
- FgR wISpwG up PoHrs-Per Knauea, Jane lith-Hs TX
W T. gorhouua, J ID Paris. Jr. Rev 2 Bond and 2 deashters,
Mis- TnrAham. Master and Miss Williams. ~ A htdcmann,
Miss Nrule Levers, "a MacfAriane, Mrs. wight u Maeah1H'
Miss IDA ycu Pfster. Miss mary Won Holt, Kew Mr. Aexan-
Ser, AMI about 70 deck
Z FHoM WiSDvAED PoRrs-Per kiaaea; June lsthIHis
E. VI Grsen. Mr. M0rsarrar. " @ Needhamf II X Hitch
csck. " n CornWe u. Misses Alice aud Kitty Make, X VIII
coz, DIR Amapa and - deck
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Treasurer's RepOrt-Queen's Hospital.

To Hs ExcEIIEScT W l.. MoEHosUA,
Minister Of the Interior, &c, sc.
srn II have the honor to furnish this the Thirty
second semi-annuAl Report Of the Treasurer of the
oueeu's Hospital, showing the receipts and disburse-
ments during the half year ending May 10Th, and OF
the present fuaneiaI condition of the corporation
eince the 9Th Dec. last 1 have received as follows:
balance A Bank o. Bishop s. Co Dec 6th-.------fl0O -
Frum nay uaferts- AIL
Frcu snie Of empty barrel "
Prom Z T. CfHaloran, FAC. contFtouton- ---x.-- -"
From Iutsrior Department for Appropriated Tor aid
I. ssameu'. Taxsa 10 April Ist.-...... uOi So
ss79 IS
The Disbursements during the same time
have been
For salary Of Physician. six monihs.---.S 80
Fsr Warer on Purvsy5r and sETVants..-.--. lS1s -
FOR provislnus. medicine. furniture, beddicg,
hghts. fuel eonns, 6c.-"-"-s--- 70 s,,- a,
I.avsar . haIauee In the hands Of the Treasurer o. .-slo1o so
TIE hnancsal condition Of the corporation con-
tiuues 20 be satisfactory. The income derived IRON
nav patients has materially increased There -:
Cab on hand
IT, passsrr r ard Hawaiian ssamens taxes, avail
abs 10 April add May, amount to-.-s---s--.-. - -
And there 70 dEs fsom pay patients about.--"--'''' W
s5Si0 s.
There are no liabilities unpaid.
Respectfully unlimited
CHAs. r. BISHOP, Treasurer.
By JOIN IL. PATT, Atty.
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DEPARTURES.

Iaaa I1-schr Pauahi. Hopu, for lilo, Hawaii
lz-=chr Active. P~uaahiEa, foE kohaIs, Hawaii
IZ-Schr VILE Morris, Lima, fr EaznakRksi. Mookai
Ig-Anl bktn Ameiis, Macf1rLsne. Br Port Townsend
l1-Butb b B~s.ls North. RichEann, br Cuan0 IsLands
IA-schr Kamals. Bouss. for Kooa and Waimea-
I4-scnr Mary Ellen, Mana, for Enhaia. Hawaii.
Ig-schr Nstfis Merlin. Crane. Er Lahaina, Maui
lk-smr Nutuea. MarchAnt. for Maui and Hawaii
l3-@chr KInza. Ahuih4ia, hr Mako, Maui
Id-echr Man1akawai. Eslawaia. Tor NHEiiWM, Kauai
1L-Schr Pusokah. Clark. br Iaaa, Maui
1T-Schr Hattie, elmo, sc Eoioa and Wsim-a, Kauai
lT--Ghr Ha Mot Hryuakfs. Tor Eahulai. MauL
I1-schr Luka. Eaai, Er kauuak-kaI. MoloksL
If--loop Llys Taukee. kashs. Tor Manko. Ma1L
1a-scar Anuls. KaIauao. fr WsiDio, laval
I3-schr Warwick. JOAN Ball. Zoe kaIaupspA. MolokaL
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IMPORTS.

FaoM BgaRaRD's ISLEr-Per Delaware. yGns l2ths-3s,-
All n a u FIoorlax, III $50 q Rsugh LambsF 20 Brewer &
Co, I chrat psrsouAl Efecfs % I V haui 2 pkgs do do 70
Capt ylatg : kgs salmon Bellies 20 Capt Hlntsi / pkg Dry
Goods % , . MAKER.
FHo4 PosrLAsD. o-Psr Matte MaeIeay. Jane lTths-4tl
sEa Onfa- Al 10 Wheat, = ca fans. 5 NJ bbis Pork, IFS bbls
salmon, 100 CO Salmon, eco c. Bread. sOT sis Bran- I ease
Baeun. SO bbs Line 200 90 Flour. Isl cords stave Bolts 70 III
Haekfdd n Coz 100 ca Bread 20 Brewer s. Co
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Views of a Distinguished German.

At the bauque; given to Carl SchurI BY the Ger
mans in New York on the eve Of the sailing Of their
guest, be gave his couutry:nen very good advice, As
follows: 4 few words hs would say TO them, esPe-
cially as Germans, He had nevor been in favor. nor
was he now, Of having the Germans in this country
clan together and become separated from the other
elements Of the population. In this view the Ger
mans here were 81 Americans Their interests we're
those Of the people, their duties those Of the people,
and they should be banded together and united only
by the common bond Of American patriotism. Ger
mans here were among the first to battle for their
adopted land. They were among those who led the
van in the ranks Of Americas soldiery, and they are
uow among the foremost Of those inspired By the
highest sentimen, Of American patriotism. In this
view he was proud 20 be an Anerican-still broader
to be a Decentralization Affection for Germany
was still entertained by them, but they did not on
that account bate s single jot Of their ardor for
America. He loved the Estherlsnd. but that did
not lessen his love for America. The man loves his
bride none the less because he holds his mother dear.
The American with his shrewd common sense and
practically, and the German 10 his profoundest
thought, were working for 8 common end. Their
aim is the same and there is no conflict between
them.
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THE REAIISES LATELY OCCUPIED
- by Rev. T. q. ~ MskaHAo, Maui. con-
LII Rising 0ae SD OGe-Hsf sseEy Hezsa with the uoces-
Ary eat-buHiiaSs and eistcrns, W3gb ~ gsthoui enc ReTs e
.rcund. Yer particulars, apply 20
aSs Su A. sCnoLz. Waikiki, Maui.
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BIRTHS

n ,61- cI1T- June I2lh- to the wife Of Mr. }. ". Maguire. n
daughsr-
daughter
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SIESIORANDA-

REpoar o. BAaN MATHS MGeLEsY. 4. a. WALrER.
M4srEa-Lsn Astoria moniug q May Zeth with moderate
westerly wIndsg had he same ti June 81, th.u Etrack a mod
sratr ntta from ssE, lasunE az hours ARR THAI ny h-caim-
ed 6r thrss days. STRUCK lhs trades June sta. ~ ternts
thruushaut. Made saat sud q Moloaai az noon "a Wednes-
day, Juns 18Th. and arrived 90 Diamond Heat a. 8 a n the
following morning. making the pa--ags o = days
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TO LET.
To LET

4 PLEASANTLY STU
80 ATED o. Queen Street. Heat Law.
E4& 80 la Enquirs a. } L DowSErTE OFFICE.
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To E OR EAST F.

THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES ON
az AiAkes Street, Formerly coeapiea by A. II BRICK
:. LEMON.
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FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT.

"a THE DWELLING HOUSE WITH
f.f Furniture OF the undersigned at Waikiki-waena, for
LII ten or twelve months, on account Of absence. Terms
favorable to a careful tenant
995 81 LAWRENCE McCULLY.
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FRIEDRICH HEINRICH BRUNKHORST,

geboren hieselbst am %. September 1917, sohn des i'm Jahre
1927 Terstorbenen Gotthard Christian Brunkhorst und dessen
i'm Jahre 1919 verstorbenen Ehefrau Marie Elisabeth, geb.
Dieckmanu, welcher i'm Jahre 1882 oder 1888 ais Schifsjunge
auf einen Bremischen ScLife EUR See gegangen sci und seit
lS4l NIGHTS Won SIGH babe hoeren lassen, fuer todt zu erklae-
rem" ais zulaessig und demgemaess cine Edictalladang des
NerschOllenen erkannt wOrden it. Is wird daher der vorer-
unehufe
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Projected Departures
Foa HkNkLEt-schr Fairy QEaen- Hals this ? n.
Foa KAuNAMAMaf-Hchr Vile Morris, sails this ? w.
Foa LAmAfNA-schr Nstis Merrill. aans thu p "
Foa AAuHAEANkG a ufL0-stmE Klauea sals on Monday
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VESSELS ~ PORT.
naval
q q Ear shfg Pensacola, Hear Admiral = J Aimy.
mEncnAnruEN.
Am missionary BRIG t4orning star, Gsistts, loadlng
An schf q 70 ward. RSknan. rspalrinE
HaS ia W q Farks. ID Y fsuhallyws Nading
An bk DeltSarE, ulads, ioading
Has BIZ MAfus MaefGay, " alter, tisclnrE az
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ST. ALBAN-S E.-PareaEs and
others interested in this institution are respectfully invited
to attend the Speeches aud DistribGtion Of Prizes On the leih,
st 80 ?. VI. II
NOTICE,-The Pacific Base Bali Club
meet for practice on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays At
! o'clock. P. X, on The grounds az the rear Of the Custom Hsose-
Honolulu June s,h. 1875. e94 If
MIR. j. Il. WRIerhOuse having received
from the New Zealand Insurance Company, through their
Agent, Mr.. C. y. Owen, the amount Of $4,000, insured by him.
on merchandise, by the i'll fated schooner YARUSA, beEs to
express his thanks and the satisfaction he feels At the prompt
ness displayed in settling this loss. The New Zealand Iusur-
ance Company certainly deserve a fair share Of the Insurance
Business Of Honolulu.
800 J.T. W~ATERHOCSE.
NER. JOHN II. PATTY WILL ACT FOR
VA me under power OF attorney during my absence from
the Kingdom. (e94 Inn CHAS. r. BISHOP.
POSITION WANTED
khN 4 SUGAR PLANTATION, BY AN
~ experienced Sugar Boiler, Practical Machinist and Rngi-
neer. Best Of references given. Address
994 Ste 2. R. waihee, Maui.
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Chain Cables & Iron Stock Anchors.

FROM $50 LBS. TO 1000 LBS.
y CABLES from 35 Inch 10 ] SO inch.
For Sale BY BOLLKS & co,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-10
Notice to Miners.
VNHE FOLLOWING RATES WILL BE
i paid for Ores Mt the
Hamilton Mining and Smelling
C0mpany's Works:

Lead Ores. assaying $40 and under 500, 10
per cent. Of silver assay value.
Lead Ores, assaying over 500 and under
Sl50, Y per cent. of silver assay value.
Lead Ores, assayine over $50 and andcr
500, 71 per cent, of silver assay value.
Leud-25 cents will be paid for each per
cent. over so.
Smelling charges-S20 per ton.
Copper Ores-same rate as Lead Ores. with
an additional chage of IS pcr ton for smelt-
ing.
Nothing allowed for Lead contained in Cop
per Ores. s.sN Hif.
Ores OF higher and lower sradcs-rates by
special agreement. .sif
The Company are prepared to purchase all
ing. tl,f~ttt
The above Schedule Of Prices is based upon
the standard value of silver.
All applications for the sale Of Ores arc to
be made to
w. II. FORD, Superintendent
Hamilton, July II, 1875. jy22tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-10
Business Change.

EUpFDA. July Sth, 1875.
AS WE HAVE SoI.D OUT OUk HAR-
N ness and saddlery business, we wish all
persons knowing themselves to be indie bted to
us to CONF, ward and settle immediately
Persons hU, sclaims against us are request
cd to present hem for payment.
In retiring from business we desire to re-
turn our thanks for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on u.s. James McMartin. our success
sor. will continue tho busines Mt tho old
stand. whore we bespeak for him the liberal
patronage hsretofors extended US.
NAH WkLEY 4 kOBfNSON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-10
The Best Stock of Pistols!

British Bulldogs, Whistler Self-cocksrs,
Colts, and other brands. Doubly- barreled
shot-guns, brecch and muxzle leaders. in the
State of Nevada. Also, powder TASKS, shot
pouches, cartridges to suit any pistol or gun.
Powder, shot, caps, etc.
Have received direct from the house Of
Tonipkins ~ sons, Is hey street, New York,
on commission, the following:
- British Bulldogs, plain and in nickel and
ivory, for pocket use; calibre, Al.
- Nebley's patent, called Whistler Self
cocker, calibre A, d shots central fire.g
Ii Webley's patent, in ivory handle and
nickel, calibre 45.
q breech-loading dogble-barrel shotguns,
Bon0on twist. Cartridges to flli and not
failures,
50 Coll's army. navy. and pocket pistols, Of
various sizes.
los assorted XX Derringer, Trelantcrs. kc.,
too numerous to meHtion.
These guns Uncle Mannheim will dispose Of
New York Prices!
With 10 per cent. advance, in order to make
q, speedy remittance to tbe house in New
GAIL AND SEE Me, even if you don't
purchase.
Only AZ Saddles on Hand!
Which will be sold cheap, as | do not intend
to keep any more.
jy20d II. MANNHEIM.
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Mining Notice,

lynn. BYRNE AND l.. CuILDERs:
i,rmeJdu u aLe t hereby notified that have per-
MISEs,a s,aoor on the "LITTLE 1REASJ'EE
Eureka N situated on Dnpderberg Hill. ia
ya(a. IA inning NJ iistriet, Eureka county, Ne
work on 'as IA amount Of the legal assessment
tho Consraas,sa a,a mine, according to the law Of
nine il cwu,s oi the United States. Said
L. Cbilds'''..''................ 1854 feet
And thu .2,b'a feet
portien Of .sa son within 70 days pay your pro-
aine will bsc"u amount your interest in said
krska NJ. WIN. COFFEY.
'- eu'T ~. 1875 iy2g-lawD0d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

H. MANNHEIM,
The Old Broker,
Corner Main and Clark streets,
In George Thatcher q Cos stone
Building.
WILL COMMENCE TO DISPOSE OF A
w fine lot of wares, same articles taken as
pledges some time ago. and IN
Immense Stock Of New Goods!
Bought for ii, direct from Europe I'D Now
YORK City. These goods will be sold 50 low
as to surprise all men and women:
los Gold Watches. American and Erro-
Iean. ladies' and gents.
o Stop Watches. l-5 inder., Ia seconds.
stem winder, and with all the latest IA,-
provements.
i6J silver Watches. American and for
eign movements; from Ia to q ounces.
45 Dialnnmd KinSs, in various ssttingt
and styles.
3J Gold Vest Chainss new styles.
2J Opera and piedmontese ladies' chains,
from 40 to ITO dwt. in ID KIT gold.
81 Sets of Jewelry, for ladies, consisting
of Pearl, Amathyst, Topaz and Enamel
and Gold, pure and all warranted; from
S25 up to sl25 per set, in broach and ear
rings.
10 Pairs of bracelets, in chains and
bands.
40 Assorted Gold Rings, with setting
in Topaz, Amathyst, hubies. Pearl, and
other precious stones too numerous to
mention.
$50 Plain Gold and Seal Rings, all
sizes and weights, manufactured from
pure gold, by Messrs. Ritter G Co.. San
francisco.
A full stock Of gents Studs. Collar and
Sleeve Buttons. Glove end Chemiss Buttons.
and l0o articles in the jewelry line toe numsr-
Gus to mention.
The finest stock OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-08-10
RGbGkah Charity Degree, L.0.0.F.

,I'HE REGULAR MEETINGS OF TIE
L keLekaL Charity Degree Ledge. !, O. O.
T., will be held until further notice on the
first and third FRIDAYS OF each month.
Hour oi Meeting, 3 o'clock p. NJ.
sl-tf BENJ.C. LEVY, \. q.
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American

To be sold, received direct from the Thomas
Factory. 1homastown, Connecticut:
lO5 6-inch Alarm Clocks.
81 6-inch Time and Strike Clocks.
81 q, & and lO-inch Parlor, Office and En-.
gine- room Clocks.
These will be sold fer gold at Eastern grsen-
back prices.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-10-21
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