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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06

Sabres 1000 Oranges i'm Sunbe waren,
bemsemdB Der 3uua9s an Oranges s 667
unb ni9t 1921, wie 8ruoet Seaep ans
siebt, mar. OemsemdB iino As Oranges
iebe gu SIS alio $500 gu wenis in &ed:
nuns seitelt. Sb bus nun aber @aes lit,
slauben mir ni9t, benn wie itebt es nit
ben 9osen, bic I'M Sabre aus9etreten iino.
Sub bic ,Nationul Grange" nimmt'S bait
nidt 10 senau. Die ,@uuern" besablen's
ia!
Na6 Dem finansielen gusweis waren
bic 9lussaben Der ,Nationa! Grange"
l29, 79s.2 81; bes S9atmeiitsrs 9eri6t
uber sibt an, baB ct unb Der Setretdr bios
81 1s,S46.O 3 ausbesablten. $50 bleibt
bic Oifierens uon 4 ,952. Is? Nun, bus lit
bod cine &leinisteit fir cine ,,National"
Grange.
Wie es bieB, io1ten in Staatspapieren
$50 III so (runb SAC, OOO) anselest unb
cine Saarbilans pom 1s,SO5. "a an Sanb
iein. Gs purben u~eraussabt fir GebaIte,
MeilenseIber, @atbofrednunssn IL. 3euss
niiie s24,557.O2 Dason erbislt 3elsp
Sc, s21.74, ruouun $500 fir @sbalt II.
Der 8eit fir ,,riditdnbises" Gebalt mar.
Meilter abams sos MIR lei9t: $oSl.29
bauOn s7o4.es fir &eiieuassaben unO
slla.S M~eilemseloer fir ii9 ieIbithi. feline
,,5rau". S9atmeiitsr DC omell erbielt
$1,000, ebenio Saunbers; Der SorIsier,
Serr SbompiOn betam $1,000 @ebuIt unb
$4s3.3l &eiieselber, oann nod $500 fir
ni9t benannte Oienite, ferner $50 ais
Sdreiber bes grscutip Gomites unb s2O5.s
rs als Deputy Der ,Ntational Grange.
Die Mitslieoer bes Grecutiu : Gomites,
waren mdBi9 in ibren 6oroeulnsea. !Serr
Sannoers re3nete fir oieie Oienlte nidts.
9err SbantIanO nabm 5000 unb sloS. 80
fir Meilenselber. tSerr @itin erbielt $3.50
fir ieine Mtibewaltnns ais Gomitsmitslieb
unb 1894 ais Deputy. Damn iinS nod in
Der ls74er &ednums 500. 80 bic $. Go9s
rane pom 8iseeniin fir Meilenselb srbielt.
Die Generals Deputies, Die ni9t bersits err
wabnt iino, erbieIten: .. 9. Curtis,
$492.77; 81. W. @arretion, Setretar Der
Soma Staatssranse, 81, 2s5. o6; YauIt
bon Soma 1882. 80 Sausban BON Gennsis
ice nnS Miifiiippi, Oranges rsamiiator
uno GOn,miiiionsbdnbler 's552.4O; gees
man $7S2.7O; 8iItinion $500; slbbOt
pom Soma 1888; OBJ $77l; Yairb sls2;
SmeeOIep, Meiiter Der Soma Stuatssrans
&c, $112.35 anoere rnidt %senannte" Ses
ante IS, 9sS.32. Die aussabsn fir
0rudia6en b~eliefen ii9 auf Die 2leinisfeit"
pon s37 ,o72.39. Sir S9lDHer, Sle9s
tditen, SdreibmateriaI unb Srisimarfen II.
I. 10. iinS bios" s2l ,3l2.O7 ansseseben
poroen.
Oas iino bic He9nunsen fir 1874. Dur
wenises bnben mir benielben bsisuiiisen.
Sn 1878 beri6tete oas 6inanscOmite, baB
$4,000 seniiseno iein wiirpen, Die sanSen
guslasen Der National Strange in 1874 su
oeten. Wlan leste gu ben 1924 600 nod
grade $557.o2 binsu unb Der cine Soften
r@ebaIte" wurOe Oamit be;abIt.
S8ie Scrr 6ellep feline 6orOerunsen fir
Die Grange ma9t, i~luitrirt Elm Soften in
ben Jfe3nunsen bon 1872, ben mir sum
beiiern @eritdnbniB senau betuiuirsn:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06
Gajpar s.. Sprac
0clun9en!
VUTpui % OUIHVBt
Vl6oi uon Detroit.

Detroit, II. SUM- 1878.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06

9tad Erierii9en Slattern ~ i9lieBen
oilrfte in Babe folsenosr slntras I'M beut
i9en Gei6stasc seiteat weroen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06

Sm Staatss@ sfGnsniB uon MaHadus
let's wiro nunmebr bic 81. Meie ssleien.
8ie babsn ii@ bic 3sitsn seanoert!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-06

Samit i9lieBen mir bic Ssric 9lrtifel
iiber Die Grange, Die sewiB man9em Der
Seier einen, wsnn aud unuoIitdnbisen, bod
9eniisenoen Slid IN bas Weisn bieies ges
beimbunbes sewdbrten. Sic ieben baour9
rbie Re9t Die tatb. Stride bot, penn ite Dor
benz 3utritt 81 jeOer sebeimen geieli9aft
warnt. Wtas Der 3pet aud ein nod 10
gutter iein, Die Sa6e artst aus, 6iinst benz
S9winbeI Sbire unb Sbor unb iibrt uui
abwese, bic Der MiBleitete crit bann merit,
wenn CT an 3eitlidem unp otter nod Gwis
gem sei9aoist, Elm %dlterer, weiierer Damn
miro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July 26, 1878
1S'4c good ordinary, l2ac Net receipts, 81 bales
Exports co2stwise 81 stock, 1858
Cotton quiet; middling, l4l4c; low nnddIng, l3l4c.;
Exports to 0reat Brialn SAL coastwise l5G sales.0G
Stock, 2l,6Ji 60
Cotton UNCHANGED; mlddling 4Sc low @ddiins,
l4c gooi ordinary, l5sae Net receipts 81 bales Ex
ports coasswise Is Sales, 80 stock. 954.
Cotton entirely nominal; no quotations Net receipts,
30 bales. Exports eoastwIse, 3la STOCK, 66S
CHARLESTON, July % 1878
Cotton gnIet mid1lirg 11ysc; low middltns; l4l4o;
cosstwise, zl6 safes. 100 stock, 4,l22
Spirits turpentne firm at 2sc. quiet 81 10 for
strained. 1arhrm at 81 50.
Flour steady sales of LOO bbs at 81 % Tor 80
Maer for a aoSSe % Ra Wheat Gf oTaS
No. l Milwaukee club offered at 81 So. Corn lower
boed, per ton. Mieed unchanged; shorts SO; Ship
SUITS, $2s; mddiings SIS per ton; Canal ireieh!s-
lumber y 70 70 o. the Laks recePsmlSOOO
$4,000 feet lumber.
In store-wheat 1886 60 bushels 'corn, 94 do oats
1880 d9 mali il o. do Lake Ss @ $50
Teceipts"Flcur, 9So 6bs wheat bushels: corn,
faO SS o"4S bbs aG wheat go
bushels; corn oo N4vOO do oats 1900 DO barley 500
wheat $500 bushels OATS n509 DO Interior points
Sc lower; small sales Wheat neglected, unsetted and
entirely Rom ws Corn aS n no%na &c Use TOR
Ole. Rye dull; sales OF one car Milwaukee, at 81 Is
l44c. HghwInes nominal at 81 20
CHICAGO, July &c 1875
Flour very firm. holders asking higher rates Wheat
unsettled; closed 1rmer; No. spring, 81 ~; No. do
september, 81 y all the year; No do 81 II 81 Il
rejected, 81. Corn irregular, but in the main lower
No mixed, 7ll4c spot, 71Sc. bid August 726c. sep
TENDER; rejected, &C. Oats easier but in good de-
septemberi rejected, 511sc. Barley-suyeIs Offering
prices No. Spring, 81 81 snot 81 0i September
81 OO1s bid October Rye in fair demand, but at lower
rates No. q Use. August 76c. SEPTEMBER Pork in fair
SO 7sla sOotember; $50 IS so 80 October. Lard
Quiet and weak at $l3 81 spot Sl3 10 september Bulk
quiet and weak; shoulders SIC short rib md
dies Me- short clear do he. ali cash, July Au
S5O0 bbls flour 10000 bushels wheat 1000 do corn
2OOOn DO Oais 1900 do. barley and $50 do rye. Ship
ments9O0 bbs flour. 2sS 900 bushels wheat 23s 90
do corn $4,000 do oats ana 1000 do barley At the
tcrnoon call the Board wheat easier ST 1873 August
81 1914 september Corn lower at 7Oic, 7Osc ADJUST
he september. Oats steady and unchanged. Pork a
trde easier Lard lower $lS 40 August SIS Is sep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
DIED.

ARNoLD.-On Saturday, July a. MARY SELESA.
widow OF q. NJ. Arnold, and daughter OF the Iate
DR.. j. W. Schmidt, of Charleston, 5. &.
Tue relatives and friends of the family are in
vlted to attend the funeral services at the Church
OF the TRANSPORTATION, Twsnty-niDth street, be-
tween Fifth and Madison avenues, on Wednesday,
the 2sth inst, at hall-past ten O'Clock A. NJ
BAKER.-At Long Branch, July "a suddenly,
EDITH. infant daughter OF CLINTON G. and Frances
Isabelle Baker, aged months
Relatives ana friends OF the family are in
vted TO attend the funeral, from the residence OF
her parents, Audubon Park, 155th street, ON Tues
day, July ~, AZ hali-past three O'Clock. Trains
leave 1hrtieth street depot at three O'Clock.
BARToN.-On SUNDAY, July 25 ELLIE T., vile OF
J. w. Barton, and daughter OF the late Thomas
Rice, aged - Years, months ana 81 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral, from her
late residence No. 135 Hudson street, on Tuesday,
the 9th INST, at two O'Clock r. M.
BEERs.-At Fremont on Monday morning, July
&c, MAUD AMANDA, only child OF James H., Jr, and
Funeral at spark Hill, n. Y, on Wednesday, at
haipast two L. NJ.
BuRrIs-At Queens, L. l., on Sunday, July rs,
CoRNELrA, infant daughter OF Ineoa9r e. y, ana
Funeral al three O'CLOCK Tuesday, nom the resi-
dence OF her father.
CARLEY.--On the 26th INST, MARGARET, widow
OF Inc late Edmond carey in the SSth year OF her
age. 49,. oa.,, -. -. ,-,-
from her late residence, 800 East IwenJ-nlnta
coEcANSoN.-Ou Sunday, July 25, at his rest.
dencs No 300 First avenue, THOMAS COSCANNoN,
in the 43d year OF mis- age
Funeral Will take place on Tuesday, from the
Cburcn of The EuIphany, al zen O'Clock, where "A
requiem mass viii be said for the rcpOae Of MA
soul; lnterment at calvary Gcmetery funeral viii
leave the churCh alter mass.
CoNGDON.-At Wess New Brighton, Staten Island,
ON sunday, July 25, 1875, HAROLD CREENLEAF.
Youngest son OF Henry NJ and Charlotte COngdon.
Funeral SERVICES n. the ShUGeA % Via AscsaslVn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
TIE GOLD MARKET.

Gold astonished not few operators by It's ad-
vance from l12 to 1121<, though closing at ll2ss
The true reason Of these curious move cnts In
"tne yard measure OF the woridn Will be under
stood after while. Time Will reveal tue char.
acter or the speculation as well as it's disLln-
guished authors. IL may then be learned that
neither national legislation nor the eniclals wRO
seek to execute the laws can control commercial
principles cause promin emf changes in a reeog-
pized value by binding the eyes OF thoughtful
business men with silver scales. Gold loans were
MADE nat at the following rates for use 81,
*, z and per cent per annum and 1-64 per Giem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
THE MONEY MARKET.

The money rates on call continue unchanged.
To-day the closing prices were easy at Ia per
cent. Exchange was firm; prime sterling asking
rates, 4.S7 400; selling 4.s6j4 4s6h and 4.s9A
Ls9h; reichmarks, 9476 sS and s5A 95ts;
cables, s6T prime Paris dull, but firm, SICK and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27

For future delivery Oasis low middling) the sales
ioows;-Aueust 200 bales at ID 1916 Ia 5s2c
IA n IA 9S1c November 100 at lie a IL 7.s5c 10
cember 24OO at lisc l44c. January, ADO IA SIDE
49Sc February, 200 at I4sc. April 400 at Ia 27-32
May, 23 at is 3S2c June 700 at Is lS2c Total 3O40j
bales. The receipts the ports follows Gal
weston Il bales New Orleans 107; Mobile. 81; Sayan-
nah, 80; Charleston, 40; Wilmington, 5; Norfolk rs
New York o. Total, 1856 bales. This day last week.
495 bales THIS day last l2S bales Total since
S71gs5S bales. Cotton freighs closed follows:-ro
Havre by steam, ll-6c. TO Hamburg by Steam, ssc
compressed TO Bremen by steam Nc, compressed; 10
Liverpool, I'D. by steam; by sail. I'd.
FLOUR AND Observation-Disclosures, 15,03l bblS:
wheat 5l.li0 bushels corn, 1881 do; oats
23llO do; and barley malt, 625 do. The flour
market was dun and favored buyer TO the ex-
tent about lOc. ltc Dbl The sales were 1876 bb
held steady. Corn meal un-
changed. The sales 600 bbs at SIS a S. Is Tor
Braudywine, 81 10 81 50 for tropical - ~ "a for
golden and BabiiIon. "a a 81 30 Tor Western yellow
aud 81 81 30 tor Jersey aud Pennsylvana yellow
81 6 for Southern sacked coarse 81 So; fine
sifted 81 65 boited yellow. 81 q; and bolted white
81 90 per leo lbs jersey sacked, coarse, 81 60 81 IS
fine yellow 81 70 81 So aud fine white, 81 20 81 IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27

Wheat was decidedly lower and in moderate demand,
and on on dRe e mot and ABOUT 9r
low these figures to arrive The sales were about
sIs on ne spot; 81 80 for Milwaukee now on the
%a easier but fairly scVe h A saca OF 81
at Sac s5c for steamer 500 &c for sail SEC for A
and heavy sales We're o bushels at Ss c:S Soc Sc
0f sS ana SSaTo r oa f let and s or
nal Barley was NEGLECTED and nominal Barley
state ST g Tor four and six rcwSd state 81 IS
81 70 for Canada cash and time Beans and peas
The market was quiet with moaerae demand a. UNI
changed prices nesdniums new choice 81 20 81 .;
$3.50 4Oi do tar TO good So 81 25 pea, new 81 VI
81 500; white kidney, choice 81 " 81; do. iair
GUSNiEs.-East India cloth was neglected and nomi-
nal. Domestic was IN good demand a. full prices We
13c lSnc. Calcutta, 91sc lOc. bags l2ssc. a 2Asc
HEMP AND JUTE-rhe market for Jute OUTS was quiet
Hemp and jute quiet and unchanged We quote =
$40 for single Manila hemp, re S.c soia per
g 9 the later sSF sh s Egs's clean fo S
butts quoted AT 2se currency ssal nsmp se Ss4c..
aIDEs.1 The market continues very quiet and prices
% SRF az @ 90 I e Texas sS's AND 5o wS
salted do ON private terms We guote;-Dry-
Do Ies Us; 2is re; M9 il n,. Tbs IS,
xs ips' a1c; re Oorrientes u IDS " lbs &c
m9ros y los "A lbs s1sc.. gold. Sc ectcd
manulActnrers ana Shippers Tor hemeck sole at I'M
rather queI We sales Of % uerces and $40 hhds
boiling molasses at SOC, for AZ test cargo
mored as as Deing sold but not apthenticatea We
clAyed SIC. Sc. do, muscOvadO refining, 33c 35c.;
do 90, grocery SJc a 42ci Porto Rico, 35c DOC;
EnBnsh IsIahus SVc soc. New orleans. Soc a I5c
NAVAL sIosss-Ihe market for spirits OF turpentiue
was quiet at &c. bid and 32lc. asked We sales of
70 bbls dock at SIC. Rosn in fair request at
full prices. The sales go bbs NO. pale, at 81
80 3y 2O bbs pale, a So 81 Sc 50; 100 bbs No. at
~ % ~ b6S low No. at VI 70, and 70 bbS No / At
~ 10 Tar was quiet and without material change
Pitch was quiet at 81 2T. We quote ;--spirits urpen
tine, 32c 324 Strained rosin ST. IS 81 70 Whining
Pitch 50 49,.
OiLs -Llnseed in fair request, at steady prices
Lard was dull and unchanged. olive was quiet
ana without decided change. Meuhaden was
quiet and steady. Crude sperm and whale
was without new features. We quote Cotton
6Jc so winter yellow, iDc. 72c linsccd, casks AID
Dds, 0sc Ole lard spring aud summer VI ~ Osi
do, winter 81 O5; menhaden, prime Long Island
sound, go S31Sci sperm, crude 81 % do blcachod
winter vi w. DO. natural do 81 q whale, NOrthern
bic Doc do, southern 6jci do bieached winter loc
aHc 90, natural 40, zoe TIC. otye. CASKS 81 ID
81 10. do cases. 81 ~ n - TO-
PEf9ei."aa-ihc market was stronger. NaLh sales VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

SKINNER-TUCKER.-In wilmington, Del, on the
14th INST, by the Rev. Joseph E. smith, EDGAR
SKINNER TO ADA A. TUCKER, all oil New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
CLnsINn pRIcEs--3 2. N.
THE SALES TODAY

amounted TO 133, 600 shares, which, among active
stocks, were divided as follows:-Nev York Gen.
tral aud Hudson, $50; Erie, 6,45o; Lake Shore,
80 900; Northwestern 1000; DO. preferred l,7OO;
Rock Island, 200; Pacific Mail, l3,4OO; st. Paul,
1000; do, preferree 700; ohios, $3.50; western
Union, 50, 100; wabash, 400; Union Paclnc 3,lOOi
c., @. and |. O., $500.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows The opening, highest
of dav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
CH1cAGo. July &c ISIS.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. Y. J.. July 26 1875
Printing cloths market less active and prices nom
inally unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27

HAVANA. July % 1871
Spanish gold, 2l7 2lS Exchange firm: on the
United states, 60 days, currency, ~ l0l premium
shorL sight do lu3 lOi premium 80 days gold lJ3 IOl
premium: short sight do, III "A l23 premium; on Paris
ia a ID premium. Sugar firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKE-LIvERPooL, July &C.
Evening. spirits OF turpentue, BIS per cwt
LONDON PRoDUCE MARKEr-LoNDoN July 26-Even-
ing.-lAnseed cake, eli per ton. Common Is 81
%. per spirits OF turpentne at 24s.
De
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

MesneS ADMINISTRATIONS cAureA Of Utah
has received an accession 81 eae Asnarea and ssrSay
Swiss, SeAn1isAviAa and EaslisA i@agranss. aeeen-
panied " Elass Rarses. vAe had hssa sArOaa IS =
press,ytisk rissioaasy. he tFaia bearing he In
aisranss was ne, ~ dslega,iOa of Msr@sssai EsAs
aaa ssssrssa 10 Salt Lake City. Al each Il thsss
Pslzss Eiasr Bsrssa 1ss vita a. Svasiss. esdlag
viii sAoFsl exercises EstAs rASeraass AID ssrssAas
"a TIE evening" either arrival.
NsSsr ASp SASkr4.-FollSvisg q ne usaAsr q
ussssEs held By MsSay and Sanksy IN Losaon asriag
the past fear nenths With the aggregate asssnaanes
c.ahsrvs. 80 estngs. a;,saaea BY tSo. go people
viesoriA Han. IS meetings. attended By te.eoe /;
Opera Hease. 60 meetings. ssisaae1 By sSa go On
Bsv. e. meeting. attended BY so,pea and il AETi-
cultural Hall. 60 Bessngs. sttssael BY ~. zee
A4our, u aesey s1Pesdsa Ger hsilaiags. Priaiise
stewards. etc. siio.oOe. Moody aaa Sanksy De-
slissa 10 rsssivs any so@PSasAsiea fSO the Ce@it-
tee.
In iSsS Carl Sehsrs. thea yVaag man In his
tSe.tssA year Joined the iasargents in Prussia ne
Prsssss 6sraAs EnPsrOr. thea Pslnee William. hsvisE
suppressed the iBsarrecon. aeat rather hArshly wh
As leaAsrs-a great deal nors hArsAly tAAa ala
With rshels. Yesns Casi, h0Esver. laeky
ssoegh % rs, away safe An1 seaad. This rear he
AAs gone back, ard bees received with dist inguished
hecors by high ceials who in lStS would have felt
il their daty 70 hare bad Auc sAss. Such are the
aelhtyise ia6ssness u tias.
The rseoeplaiss 70 the EnpsrOr o. Austria that
the position q the ehHreh Is hee0uing and
int0lsrabls. seeeeat Of the position tAken By Ger
aany. szd soaeAvers % excite hin against the lat
ter eoGat-y. b. suggesting that the claims ee Pras
sS resisted Austria vii become subject 70 Der
ard lese all her influence. To this the EnpsrOr re-
plies that be IS very s0rT9 that eer is such struggle.
bal advises prudesss. Evidently be IS net 20 Re
drawn isss With 6srsnssy % account Of the
Pope. Ahd thinks the LATTER had better be ls less
bsilisSrsst-
Il Is san0gnsed that the widow ofthe late TAsnas
Eeery proposes to give Stes.00e 10 bald
structure FOR he Young Meas Christian Association
Of Cireinnah
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

EASE E4IL-Ths uost exciting EEl1s Ct tie sea
sea uas plaved CO Saturday Ef.sruoou. between tie
Pacz= Gz6 E1szz-scoiles. and resulted il s score
81 far th< fcrusr 70 10 fer the ht-zr. WIS The
E-ss e tArss E11es s-r the Gh4lpio1ship. and &
Eaz E1yss % TIA Eszzl ZruznGz the plains ro1I-
zs7ci-r q ka-s past e'eiock Contrary 70 the e
Pscrazio1z & sT-ryso6y, Z vas tAs u0st sz-iriuE
AZ h1ciE e.zfesrs6 game q TIE seascz, and vas
YEA y TIE Faeides. y ne aboTs sccrs- he gzzs
cpsreE VA tse Taa-E5oSiss . tie bat, tie FAci-
kz hATing yea TIE toss, and Up - the seEsash
tzzizg vss paved ~ the FIci&cs. win but 01e
sr-ur. In ne siaE ard aizth in1i1Es. they played
ls0ssiE zzzzE 9EE A. oalls. and making several
Ezz sHrcws Wiki a61cd zzza u tie sE1rs * f1eir
uPpczeza1 he WhAzgl716Iss i'd net pay EsrY
ESl Il tie Ersz izzizE Peruirfing ssTsrzl ruzs &c
be uase y ~ thru-s. n1r ARR zazE, tsy settled
t1Wz and FlHFet very rsEsiAr game, WhIle IN the
zss i-rizE raeT dzszizEzisAed che1zslEes b. P1tt-
n -he s-1kErs cGr cue lter EzoEkeE, II ~ 6alla.
he Ecrre vi eTri1in irseif-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

TEE To-cASo-Is h 4 aosS~0rthy iaei6sni that
usSI t1s sz@@Ii crater Of Mama LOa broke cut ~
wetses@sg ls<s sso q ne HHSst wzr sAips IN the
BriIiz2 Ese Azsrsz- naEsss usrs iu 1sar proximity
10 Hitaess Madame Psles grand pyroteeAnic Gisp4y,
grctsu ~ EPPars1tly for tAsir special bensst- ne
rizis q * tseovsry sa& szPloci1S sap Chalengsr
e Hlo vas szeeeciagiy cPPorsu1s ans tAs seis8si-
G. core &C her WiE hare rare and coveted Privi-
ise q seSiRg The two erstsrs il fzH blzst eari2g
80 rt1f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

FKrScE RE-rxE FCSD-ir car next issue Nh b
PzoiisAse tbs LIS q sGsseriPsi0os f0r this faHa.
v1icA ca ee fszuG a. the etces q The GGsats Al.
srrels- ss1 lszli-- aa9 also A. Bishop < Cos Bark
L4-ies Sao ARK PreParz< ARTISTS q hzasiuork ARK
requested 10 s<sd then to tie resi3eHcS q Ms.
B4la<z daring tAe u1xf.vesk
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

NAvAE-H B, N'si-oa-eiae trigsse Rsp1lse flying
~ peasant q Scar AsGiral Coehrz1s arrived here
YESTERDAY nooc. froo Ka1si zseAorea il TIE roaes,
a. sxeAa1ged szlztss Uish PunehooEl Battery SOFA
ansr EnsAozzg Sos e-zWs - fset. too great depth
70 risk e-ossias the ear, vhiSh s; f1n tide hAz lat
= sses O. T. he sAiP viii remain here soze ten
11yS Froo4aiv- We gave liss q her e6crrs n CIR
as issze TIE RePzlSe hak ccee before visited tAs
Pcrt-iz yure, iS-S, SAen she Vas the AZ ship Of
Aeuf-al EEIrxr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

ABorr SEEz--A New Zealand sAsrP srvsier
gives the fsllgEisg sirScrioas EPoa the pri1eiPlss
taat shozls Eui6s hcss5srs q shseP f,r loug vol
a. zzEscz 81 Dc ret cross a-y Leieesss- or
Li1c1iz sEs EiEh another bred : Il eo1zsnciug
4 lag Eool sock vish asriao ewes. select lArgs,
sozsE fszr-year cd sheep, and keep them hsaItAy
EilA SAL s EaTfzg ooc2lasd Sood er7ss, % nes
= - azorher erses e sross E-zia- 4 Do Tot use
= eruss-e-sE AZ seczEss as Is - be I'D cheap tr0z
= zeignscr, Z yuz E1zE e save tine and 1oaSy- 5
Do not sci FcGr best e@elazos hscazse thsF are
rss s-ss r fsr ths bz-sher yuu want to eo1Eiu zs
srsrcl1E Cooe 1sck 6 shelter f-o0 drSnchiag
wiassr rzl1z, and Eeug-vsoled sheep win repay yoa
fs a. tie eS1sors tAsT szioy a vel &C better taz
az stcek yc1 e1r kssF-T
-Esspecting he yisls q WOOL, We fad he fo10E-
izg Statement II C4lifsruia paper. Mr.. Auos A.
AIS, & FzzkEa tsEashlP, Saerszsaro sozz5y,
sAsarse As week sWsaty tine Spanisa Asri1o ewes
ten of Eaich Esrs ysarlags. ard oesAiaeG, il the
aur-=zsce, IS Pc1zss q Eoel. beisE tri1s less
taaz sz average Il siIrssa ponds &c the animal
Ehs q 2 vas cf years gruEth and q Fgry lc1g
-re rher
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

nv OzsAN-N0t a Polticsl erxan. e9f frs
1asiszl iussrE7eat. has Sssu Imported fre@ Bostou
10 the eark CSyiee ior Tx BeIsS Caareh II this eiy
Tis III oe the te1rtA o7gsn il car loea ehErchss.
ne ssly Gee ssiu essti1sfe seisE K1@4sksPlll
Cnn-ch B<retaria strrrI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

- ne SsstherE steamer Cyporrees. whleh
isa SyeaSy Jaly s., vii x due h<rv On Moo9ay q
uszt wesk o. asr laks triP froG Syessy sAS uss
= GAYS Ez3 - hozrs. ireisGirE her stoPpsxe a.
Auskiza4. Grrivias hS-e AZ 10 A. n On Meo9ay
Nsr s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

EIEz-A h4ru % tie dwelling prvzls-s q Col
1os~s. uss oausz1ed y srv O. nsSsasy zoruirs
o~iSrra s Ena so'sioek. Il vas partly hl0s villa
~ A. - ti@~. ana uiEh saea material 10 wsrk
uEh, TX ar hae is esu wsy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

~ Farires We wish 10 by IN stoek q rra1ius
z,z,sEr. eSsar, VII 90 ven to hoek ers- ne eata-
iagss q sNsks TO - sSi1 y NJ. Bs-tow &C Friday
rse-s are sone very eAclcs oacs auoug then.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

tE- rAs NEKNpa, iroz Sss Frsselseo. VII es eue
esrr a e'elsSk - rassely noruisg rezt-sevvn
eHys ard Is hoars frc1 Saa Fr1ncisco. whicA pcrt
- ; sapPasee 10 Aavs 10 q ne 10 ahars uooa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

EE RErk D. c. Murray p IS esys away to-day,
ar SIC has the HS1al st-oag trades Prvvsfiux At
ths seasou. o1SAI 10 Hrrivr On Frialy O. Satzr,
cay uSHi ssirgiug San FraDsiSs0 dates 70 Avg al
u n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18
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Eaa
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a--s la@laa naE o. a--- FlFf auuaau. Pugse solal
$780, u a--h-r a-r = Elrz. e-z EE1-
go. 49, s- - E--sf.ls q
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r.an aul ar az-a- % ~ zza-r laa e-lm Ia PurL
al uu.=-- f-uss1s ~ vsr- z<hs- ~ e. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

ES- EGsH,SSa0ol VII rSOPea ca Nondsy he
3 isssasI rss sslsy has eees ezEssa b. the a.
sszee q The FrinSiFsl, ase tbs Isess o. Mis- oun
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-08-18

IL Teose Who have nes recclyee their eorrespon-
eesss az reseSe 70 he H. efle,isrs Advertised q
b ~ 6seer.l Poss-ctsoe.