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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE, ON 1HH
n fist nay q April. sg76, entered into . "a. pArtnsrrhlp,
under the name and style Of ". BRCNs A co. tt ths paT
pose - carrying on the
CesPertnE aad GaaHisg Bs.tse-.
la an its branches. aud slnci a share ufths pablic pa1onaee.
=. u. nRuNs,
a. CRUDE.
Honolulu. jan, u, ie76 e@t an
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NOTICE.

VNHE UBLIC ARE HEREBx NoTI-
u ned that JOSEPH nCCuAf&hr has no Authority 30
sell any Leather or material made A. tho KALAuaO TAN
NERf, nor 10 incur any eNpsDditur" 90 account 90 the same
except through The undersigned.
- DowsETr
Honolulu. March ~. I6fS. p0e
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F. T. & CO.,

IMPORTERS s. COMMISSION AGENTS.
Wholesale Dealers in General Merchandise.
1891 Queen St, next to the Office OF }. l. DoTsett, Esq. lily
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NOTICE.
NOTICE
NOTICE.

THE CAPTAIN or THE
R&lN MATTE MACLEAr wul rot b. responshe hg
rklE any debts contracted By ne crru ~ omeen a saa
vess@ Wills 10 Iris rrt.
oas :. a. MALrER.
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Ill OF LAND KNOWN AS PAP0HAKl

0sTUINV1 n "TT1N I'LL ~ WIT
-Four parcels OF land-lst, 2 chains AMI Z fAthoms square, "a,
] acre and ! square chRini Sd, ~ acres sth, Ia acres, s chains
and 100 fathoms square.
And likewise, in and 70 certain lands situate In Halanla, At
Wailuka, Maui, aforesaid, to wit: IS lots, n follows
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, July Maj. Leech has re-
signed the Captaincy Of the Irish Rifle
Team.
The shooting for the Abercorn cup began
to-day at DollymOunt. The match was
not finished, and will be continued tO-mOr-
row. The best scores were made by Pol
lock and Wilson, of the Irishmen and Full
ton aud Gildersleeye, of the Americans.
Score Of the American team: Gildersleeve
Il out of possible %; BOdine, GO; Can
field, 81; Fulton, 20; Hale, 90; Bruce, 65;
Ballard, 90; Coleman. GO. Score of Irish
Team: Hamilton, 81; Pollock, Il; Miner,
So; Wilson, Ga; McKenua, IS; johnson, 81;
Rigby, s.; FL. Fulton, 63; Warrington, IS;
Banks, 20.
4 complimentary promenade concert was
given this evening IN honor Of the Ameri-
can riflemen. The Lord Mayors of Dublin
and York were among the audience. The
American Team met with an enthusiastic
reception when they entered the hall.
SignOr Toll sang an air composed specially
for the occasion, entitled "Dear Columbia.
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CONDENSED TFLEGRAMS.

Albert Brown, who last year outraged
and afterward cut the throat OF Cora Green
leaf, 1t TOTaGda, Pa, was hanged yeser-
day.
The Democratic State Cosyention Of
California yesterday nominated James A.
johnson for Lieutenant Governor Of that
State.
Capt. Fritz X. Regain fell overheard ffom
the sloop Star of the Sea, at New Orleans,
Yesterday, and was drowned.
Key West reports two deaths Yesterday
from yellow fever.
The Temperance Reform Convention Of
California nominated a full State ticket
yesterday.
Willie Wolf, SIX years oldp who was
stolen from his home in Scranton, Pa,
some months AGO, has been found at Ma
honey CITY. with an intoxicated woman.
Both have been sent 20 Scranton, the boy
to his parents, and the woman 10 Jail,
charged with abduction.
The N0r York EJWiHg Post yesterday
removed % their elegant new building
The removal took place on The fjiieth al
rigersarv on which William Cullen Bryalt
began to write for that paper.
The Executive Committee Of the NatioIl-
NJ Orange met lI " ASH .liSttA Nth-tlll1 q.
Among other business tn come before the
committee is tie selection Of permanent
headquarters for the National Grange, and
action upon the proposition for inter
national exchange between the Cooper
tive Societies Of Great Britain and the
Changers.
The new liquor license law went into
effect in Boston yesterday, and the city
melted SSS,O0O for the privilege Of selling
distilled poison.
VIM. Merck, city editor of the CiHeiR-
natl T0IiNfrolud, indicted for embezzhng
waierwwks money, was surrendered by his
bondsmen yesterday.
John Cuughlin. AGED 10, and two
brothers named Heating, aged l3 and IL,
were drowned in Licking river at Newport,
Ky, yesterday.
Wilbur ]. St0ckiBE, Of the New York
firm Of Stocking Il Deet, Of custom-hOuse
flJId uOt0riety, died in that city yesterday
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The state temperance Platform,

DESNiOINEs, July 1.-The State Temper
ance Convention Adjourned at $50 A. NJ,
having deferred adopting its platform until
the Republican State Convention adjourn
ed. The platform is as follows.
Whereas, existing political parties have
ignored prohibition,
Resolved, that the temperance people of
Iowa are forced TO seek The promotion Of
their cause in such way as will be most
effective, without regard to parties; that
laws Of the state relating tOths desecration
of the Sabbath should he rigidly enforced;
that there should be 40 division Of the
school fund for sectarian purposes; that
political organizations SHOULD not control
men in their action onmJral questions; and
that county organizations be formed to elect
temperance men to the Legislature.
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LYING AND PERIUnY sOMEwHERE

LYING AND PER JURY sOMEWH ERE
DR.. McCosh, President of PrinCeton
College, preached the baocalaureate
sermon last Sunday. His subject WIS the
Royal Law Of Love" 1t is evident
from a portion of his remarks, that he
has no sympathy with the new-fangled
religion of 'gush" and "slobber, such
as has been developed by the Beecher-
Tilton controversy and trial The rev.
erend Doctors rebuke was administered
in this way: There was a tendency in
our day to let down doctrines
and exalt charity. 1t was "broad
church" in England, and the religion
Of humanity in this country. It was
profound saying by one of the broth
ers of Hare, that ''to form a correct
Judgment concerning the tendency
OF any doctrine, we should rather look
at the forms It bears IN the discip Is
than in the teacher; for he only made
1t, they are made by it." We may now
see the kind Of characters that are
made IN this school Of love and hUslan-
5ty. There was first a turning away
from the old doctrine, and this had
been followed by a turning away from
the old morality. DR.. McCosh begged
that it might be understood that
he had no reference to any one
individual, and that he entered on no
doubtful or disputed points. The
feeling of many was, 80, my soul, come
not thou into their secret; into their
assembly, mine honor, be not thou
united. p" Notwithstanding all the eff
forts to suppress the "secret, " awful
disclosures have been made. We see
how perilOus 1t Is to begin to tamper
with the most sacred Of all earthly re-
lations. 1t looks as if the generation
now springing up among rs need to
know what sort Of "assem-
bly," or society has been formed
among us, what kind Of men
are seeking to guide opinion in the
public press, even to the so-called re-
ligiOus prsss-men who keep no Sab
bath, but work on it as on other days,
who 90 TO no place Of worship, who are
supposed t. be cabable Of teaching
others while they have abandoned the
religion which is the basis Of ethics,
and ridicule the holy doctrine which
they know condemns them. Love can.
not excuse lying, whether to shelter the
persons themselves or others; and in
contradictory statements there must be
lying, and in contradictory oaths there
must be perjury.
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The Pestilence in Fiji Islands.
Revolt in Dena, Pennsylvania
AlfOnsists BOmbarding CarIist
Towns.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 1.-The liabilities Of
Dacastos, ROalt & Co., who have failed, are
Sl,2O0,OOO, not S250,000 as before stated.
The liabilities Of Kilburn, Kershaw & Co.,
whose failure is also announced, are S.
10000.
LONDON, July 2.-The report that the
King Of Burmah refuses to allow British
troops to pass through his territory, is Off
cially confirmed.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 1.-The Journal Official
publishes a decree appointing a special
committee for the purpose Of encouraging
FrenchInen to participate in the Phil
adelphia Centennial Exhibition, and facil-
itating the efforts CT those who intend do
ing so. The committee is composed of
members Of the Assembly, merchants, and
other persons, a number Of whom hold re-
latiOns with the United States.
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TIE TEXAN FRONTIER.
Arrest Of tlse Bandit COFIina-Great
Excitement In MaiamOras

GALVESTON, July The NetrS'
Brownsville special Of July J, says Gen.
Cortina has Just been arrested and placed
under guard BY Col. Manual P5rrat, Of the
Mexican regular cavalry. C0Ttinas police
have been arrested, diss-med and imprisCn-
ed. Great excitement in Matamoras.
Trouble is anticipated. The Government
forces are in possession Of the custom
house building and are pairyling he
streets. They have two pieces Of artillery
at the Custom-hOuse and others I'm different
portions Of the city.
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QUEBEC, July lin the Diocesan Synod
to-day, a resolution cOngratUlating the
Presbyterian Churches upon the union re-
Gently consummated was voted down.
In his address to the Synod the Bishop
referred 10 the subject Of marriages in pri-
vate houses, and addressing the clergy said:
81 must enjoin upon you to refuse to marry
all who refuse to come to church to be mar
riaT -
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BEECHER wrote recently to q lecture
committee in Braitleb0ru, explaining why
Ire could not go the e to deliver a lecture
shcv had been waiting TO hear since last
Fall. He said asking him to 90 there was
like '-sending for man shut up ia a foreign
dungeon. and wondering that be does not
come, For six months / have been sitting
in the court almost daily, nor do / know
when the detention will emo. And even
We're it 10 close tomorrow l am iu no case
10 60 forth a occurring. That IS for the
present out Of the question:
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He was big, he was distinguished, and
he had a martial air. As he strOlled into
a drugstore on a Madison street corner,
he would have passed for at least captain
in the gallant 1st regiment. Have you
auv-that is / want a-tOOth-bush' he
stammered to the clerk. Probably his at
teutiOn had been distracted 10y beautiful
young lady who entered inst as he spoke;
al any rate he did not iwant a toothbrush,
aud he began examining all the toilet az
riclcs in the cas-. After having driven
Ehc clerk nearly crazy, lie chose an Opp0r-
tunity when he thought DO one was within
hearing, gave a nervous twist at his mill
tary moustache, and whispered tragically:
/ say, give me a nursing bottle.
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AUSTRIA.

LONDON, July "A special from Wen
ma to the Standard reports that the peas
ants of Deua and vicinity, in Pennsylvania,
have revOlted against the mobiles and de-
feated a battalion of militia. Many per-
sons have been killed, including two
judges. Regular troops have been sent to
the scene of the outbreak.
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KENTUCKY.

Gov. Leslie Announces Himself for
tIte u. =. Senate-A Big Scare at
Bowling Green.
LOUISVILLE, July Gov. Leslie, in a
speech mide at Glasgow to-day, announced
himself a candidate for the United States
Senate.
A special to the Co,Tier-JOUnm SAYS
the various banks At Bowling Green, Ky,
have placed one hundred needle guns in
tie hands Of various persons Of that place,
with ten rounds Of ammunition each, to be
used to guard the banks against the James
and Younger brothers, whose presence in
the vicinity is strongly suspected.
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MEMPHIS.
FrIai OF ChastaIne.

ME4PHIs. July JAS. A. Clastainei
the absoonding book keeper for Ely, Harvey
IL Richardson, who embeZzlGd over $4,000
aud attempted 10 pass a forged check, ar
rived here from St. Louis this forenoon in
charge Of a detective. He will be Indicted
aud put on trial during the present tenn Of
court.
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II is well that a parent should know
The peculiarly Of the pulse of each child,
The pulse Of a healthy adult beats seventy
times In a Minute, though GOOD healthmay
be enjoyed with fewer pulsations. But If
the pulse always exceeds seventy, II indl-
cites disease, the human machine is work
ing itself out, there is fever or Inflammation
somewhere, and the body is feeding on it.
self
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FIJI ISLANDS.

LONDON, July 1.-Advices received To-
day from Fiji report that there is no dimi-
mutton in the violence Of measles and ty-
pEoid fever on the Islands. The mortality
from these diseases is great. 1t is probable
that medical assistance will be sent from
Australia to the afflicted people.
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SOUTHERN customers dealing exclusive
IL in New York markets claim that the
abolition Ct the high duties tariff would
qUadrJIple the trade Of the city. FCrthem-
selves, they are sure they would buy more
if they could buy cheaper. The abolition
Of cUsLOmhOuses in this country would pro
duce considerable suffering among rats.
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g IT is calculated that 1900 Americans
have gone over to Europe to see what they
can SEE this summer. and that the husbands
will lay ont over there fifty millions of dol
lars i'm new whistles for their wives and
daughters. A few thingembObs are neces-
.rr..- - ..-.-r-.n
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GERMANY.

KEEL July 1.-The United States men
of-war Franklin and Alaska left this haT-
Dor at 100 o'clock this evening, for Stock
holm. Admiral WOrden publicly expressed
his thanks for the reception given to him
self and officers.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 1.-Oficial dispatches an
nounce that the AlfOnsist batteries have
opened a heavy cannOnade against Santa
Barbara, Ciraqui, Maneruric Cello, inertia,
Artesa and Estella. Eighteen shells have
fallen within the latter town. The Carlists
have abandoned Maneuric.
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whisky suits Coming Up.
THE TURF.
Columbus Driving Park AssO-
citation.
HuekIeberry, sleepy George and Lev
scott the Winners.

HuckIeberry, sleepy George and lew
Scott the Winners.
COLUMBUS, o., July IA good crowd
was in attendance upon the first days
meeting Of tie Columbus Driving Park
Association. Weather clear and cool, and
track ia good condition. The first race
was a mile and a half running dash, free
for all ages, purse $500. Six started. The
race was won by H0cklebery, LOttie Moon
second. OxmOre third. Time 2:42.
In the next, a pacing race, three in five
for $500, there were four started. Tie
second heat was taken by Granger in 2:24;
the first. third and fourth leafs and race
taken by Sleepy George, in ~, 2:23 and
2:25, Granger %, Uoosier Dicl Sd, Silver
Tail distanCed.
The tlard contest was a 23j zot, mile
heats, three IN FIVE for 81, 25O. ten starters,
and t7otted five heats. 10 vensk took
the second and third heats in 231 and 2:31
The other three heats and rae were taken
by Lew Scott in 2:34, 2:305 ard 2:3O!
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IF man has got something to say, it is
proper % lel him say it. If he is a reason
able man he will be satisfied with the per-
mission to speak, and not expect you to
omit work TO listen to him.
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TENNESSEE BONDS again advanced
IN New York, yesterday, the old issue
being quoted at AZ and theIneW at IS.
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$4,000 Reward !
FOR A RVRER REMEDY.

NEAR CRoCKEE's Cross ROADS, Robertson
Co. Auril l., IST5-Dr. HendershOtt, Nashville,
Tenn 1 write this without solicitation from
ANYBODY, but in gratitude 10 you for your energy
and euterpri~e in presenting such medicine IS
your Liver and Blood Purifier, and 20 DR.. Thor
ION for his energy and skill in preparing the
same am la my 74th year, and have been
fighting consumption for the last twenty years.
About Christmas 1 was attacked with a violent
and distressing cough. i tried the usual RENE
dies hut without any relief, and was sinking
RAPIDLY, the cough was incessant, day and night
/ could not sleep; no APPETITE hVer almost en-
tirsIy f0rDid. bowels tied up, and must have
died i'm ten days ii bad not gotten relief. ihaI-
ueued 70 see eX-tiOv Browne anu Judge Fast
certificates in the Cumberland Almanaci TIER
eases inst covered mine. was fortunate IN
finding the medicine at Link az Gross HlAlns.
commenced taking the lnedieihe iI!lle'!l,a.eIy,
and i'm two DAYS or soon As u ad TIME 70 taA5
effect mon the system, my cough ceased, anu
could txpectorate freely without the distressing
cough. / have now taken two 10 Illes anu a nalI5
NV liver an right, bowels and stomach alright
have .r1od aUpetite and sleep well, and alto
getber As well as ] ever can expect 10 be, anu De
iievc If had had the benenJ OF lhia AeuSlno
fifteen wears ago that would now be heallhy
and vigOrous Old man. intend never TO be
without this medicine as long As / can geI ~
and live. have no doubt but that ~ WI Ouie'
or eradicate, consumption il its early stages
Yours, respectfully, w. h IOnllG u e.,
can testify as TO his integrity and honesty; any
JOHN 5. Hart,
With G. Rice Co, @ Collegest.' Nashville
have Il known W. c. Richmond intimately for
twenty-five years, Wasa mem her
considerable time,r
reliable. am c.
ton which
Of 3nianloy
street
dryF
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IN the trousseau Of Nile. Say, just mar
ricd to the Prince de BrOglie, there were
Thirty complete costumes, and camel's hair
shawIs enough to make rainbow.
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ECCLESIASTICAL Meteorology.-In one
part Of Europe they are praying for dry
weather and in another for rain, convinced
ON either hand that the organization Of ma
iure is at fault.
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TRACY TITUS, Mrs. Oates's husband, is
not reconciled with his wife as was report
ed. Their ways are diverse-she COMES
East and he has set sail for Australia, New
Zealand, aud China.
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COTTON was quiet and steady IN
New York, yesterday, at l5SC9l54c for
middling upland.
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THE London Post has an advertisement
inviting proposals from ladies Of character
and suitable fortune, for the hand Of an
English baronet Of the earliest creation
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saloE AND AMERICAN.


GOLD was strong in New York
yesterday, opening at I16s, and closing
at ll7k.
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TEE persistence Of the Niagara hackmen
in the matter Of fares increases As they
become more and tnqrr satisfied that in
few thousand years the action Of The
water viii have worn away the rOcls and
put an end to that profitable old eatarsste(
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snicIhe ornn Army omeer.

LARAMIE CITY, July 1.-COl. E. 3
CARING, Quartermaster at Fort Sanders
Wyoming, committed suicide last night by
cutting his throat from ear to ear. Finan
cial embarrassment and the complication o
his official affairs are assigned as the cause
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FOREIGN.
The Recent Failures in England.
Another Contest by the American
and Irish Teams.

France and Our Centennial.
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Friends Of Gen. Spinner took leave of
him this morning. Col. Frank Jones, as
sistant cashier, is first to feel the change,
bis place being temporarily supplied by Mr..
Guthrie. TIE bond of Mr.. New is for
$4,000. Bis bOndsmen are citizens of
indianapolis, including VIM. II. English.
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The debt s. atement issued to day shows
a reduction during June Of 81, 43l ,249;
coin, 49, 54, 10; currency, S3,973, 95l, coin
certificates, 81, 796,90)s special deposit of
legal tenders for redemption of certificates
Of deposit, S5S,4l5,O00; outstanding legal
tenders S375,7Tl.5S0.
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WASHINGTON.
Counting Uncle Sans Treasure.

Treasurer New Takes Charge.
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The speaker liked John Balls oonoeit.
He believed in himself lie
had Millions digging in his mines
while We here did our own work by
machinery. lie had seen as he came on
the American farmer in his field with ms
great horse, cultivating the straight rows
Of corn, cutting the golden grain, and ielt
like throwing up his hat and huZzaing ior
the stalwart manhood that stood behind cur
institutions i'm America.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-27
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Sent 25-Wool-A fair demand for Domestic and
buyers and although the principal sales have
mostly in small ots, better eeing prevails nahuisc
turers having full rates FOR all kinds The
demand has been chiefly California Medium Feeces and
Conbng Deane solcc0Ds but the tansae0ns In Fine
been larger than for several weeks PIces or
and fleoces are unciange1 sales
from AZ 04Gc mostly at 45c but the most desirable lots OF
this description generally held at 46d46 and maufac
IN demand 4sc and choice lots Of No sold at SOc sses
prices noticed above. Michigan Fleeccs in good do
iuand with sales Of l54 600 b mostly X, at 42d43o,
but desirable Of Medium and No have takers at 470
8c Conbng aud Delaine selections continue TO sustain very
u prices and available lots taken fast As offered
Sodtoc Including Delane and good COmbing and
Unwashed 42d45c There is firm feeling and hold
er pd placing all they out at f current
rates For California Wool there has been considerable In
oiry with the prospect large sales for time come
humber Of this wool largely are atont start
ing California Wool looked upon at current rates as about
5sl 900 SOd35c for Spring and lda2dc ;or La Pulled
principally At 46d47 Choice Eastern and Maine super
would bring 5o and fancy lots higher prce su' none Oh