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PIANOS. dc.

PIANOS, dc.
TUE CCLIBRI CUMMING BIRD PIANO
The neaiest and smallest first -class-
seven octave Piano ever made. -. l. ~
WILD a BROS, Sole Agents, 923 7thtttStt
street northwest, half square above Patent Office
Pianos and other Instruments faithfully tuned aud
repaired. Pianos for rent felg ~
q KUHN, PR ,cTicAL Piano NAKER 632 New
~. ork ave, " ashinCtOn. Sole Agent-
RPn ,hs na nIh ale ri3I9s Ct IpEGkERHH
Co Pianos; y. Il Pianos aad OTgaas THned. Re
palyed foT Sac md Rsnt az Reasonable Prices fbl or
A SPLENDID ST0Ck-The world renowned
n hAABE PIANOS, ParlOr Grand,-
square Grand, square and Upright PA A.EA
NOS, VIM .hCCAMMON : Celebrated PA tftkYV
MOS 1-octaves ful toned. For sale and rent on the
most accommodating terms. Tuning promptly at
tended 10. MRS. G. REICHENBACH,
Jana IN l23 llth st, abeve Penna aveuue
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WANTS.

yNANTED-A YOUNG NAN with san. p--i-
w isIc, in the drug business Apply at $40 sth
sir rthwest. feh28 81
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I ENTEN READING.
Lenten Thoughts. Brief Meditations
Dear Feast of Lent, by Author of - Rutiedgp"
Helps TO a Holy Lent, BY Bishop Huntington.
Rosary for Lent, or Devotional Readings.
The Social Law Of God by Nashburn.
Counsel and Comfort Tor Daily Life
Spina Christi, Musings in Holy Week, by Chas II
Hal, ID. ID.
Thoughts for Lent, by Oxeden.
The Call of Lent To Say No" by Potter.
4 large variety of suitable Rocks for Lent.
febl0-tr WIN. BALLANTYNE, 42s 9TH street
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VIZ. THE uNpFRsIGNEp RANKS AND

r@wE. THE UNDERSIGNED BANKS AND
sS bse. x e on tbs as % ,Pe mr. the
annis ersary e the birthday of George Washington
F1F~s , %hoe notes or sec'p,anGs matnTe that d.S
daJ preceding. being SATURDAY. III 18th instant /:
GEORGE H. =; WHITE
We. wEYGS yT,, l.' n L'''a'
SHERMAN ! Eos 90. ci'n'' Nat Bank
he GFFLEY s co.
Cash, Grin ANN Savings Bank.
G. W. BALL0CH,
&C. Ms GRi9 BIfSSls's Savings Bank,
Mon rru PF2Is sec { z ~ Nat. Bank
- Cash. Bank of washn.
-, Cab, Net. Savings Bank.
LEWIS JoHNs s5fst 4 N co. Bank Rep
II. W. BARRETT,
Cash Georgetown Saw. Bank.
Cash. Far. 1 Mech Nat. Savings
Bank Georgetown, ID. G.
b. P. SNYDER,
fcbl92t MIDDLETON 60. Nat ''' 0''A
nSHOLY CROSS CHURCH, corner Massachu-
Wy sets avenue and 18th street northwest.-Ser-
vices EVERY SUNDAY at pa a. m, with SUNDAY
yansC.s-am NV. ). a HARRoLD, Rector Or
~ Y. n; &C., 60,
In LATIN. Greek. English. Wrench. and German
CIRCULATING LIBRARY; terms only e. per
quarter.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS, I2.I5 6 and ep.m.
NORMAL CLASS, for Sunday School teachers,
Saturday evening. clock
fGUNG S mnaff fGrd lsxc fHsPl3g Sab
bah. az O'Clock.
LINCOLN HALL SERVICES, at $50 pm fell If
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Wy stockholders or THE ARLINGTON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY for the District of
at the Office of the Company, No. 1923 street
northwest, WEDNESDAY, February 81, 1875.
Polls open at = O'Clock. p. m. and close at 4 D. m
FRANK T. RAWLINGS,
lans3 2awtd IChron .SCritic.i Secretary.
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BOARDING.

IL ooMS AND BOARD IN THE WEST END
IA handsomely furnished SALOON PARLORS,
front ard back , on FIRST fg0F back parloT newly
nd elegantly furnished a. a chamber Also. two
handsomely furnished comm uniCafing ROOMS.
tiTout a. back on sec"Ial npOr, front room would
&c ntted .or sittiI m, ii desired Acc"mmo
iol for tx persons only Rooms never before &C
Cnpi q. Southern posture. LTtrotes gas and bath:
priva e family. Terms % suit the times. Apply
2l09 II street northwest. febl9-5t
E'tkST CLASS BOARD AND PLEASANT
Il well fuTnis he'd ROOMS can he had on the lowest
possible terms In private family; 1909 Maryland
avenue. feh} 2w~
ROARll-Perman-nt and transient B0aTders can
- hrd the very best Accommodations and first
class BOARDING, CNortheTn cooking at No. -lI
= street Orthwest. within one square OF the Post
once, two minutes walk from four lines of street
cars. and convenient to churches, halls, and the
aires In relation 20 the business portion Of the CITY
It's LOCATION Is central Board per day, week, or
month, with or iihOut Furnished Rooms Transient
BOarders, 50 per day. feb5-eW'
MlLLIkEh s Corner of 10th aud streets
l'l northwest, Washington, ID. c, one square from
Avenue ard street cars. Board By the week or
month. Transient Board, So per day. House thor
ouChiy renoy atcd and refurni-hed.
feb6-ly FRANK MILLIkEN, Proprietor
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nSH0LI CROSS CHURCH, corner Massachu
Wy setts avenue and 18th street nOrthwest.-Ser
vices EVERY SUNDAY at ga a m, with Sunday
school. At II a. m, Litany, Holy COMMUNION, ami
Sermon At 81 p. m, Evening Prayer. Seats free
JanS0-s-5m Rev J. A HARROLD Rector
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PROFESSIONAL.

IT " It I1A'NJN y AiILs
SCHUTTER RAKEMAN,
- ARTISTS.
FRISCO, DECORATIVE and every DESERT tion OF
ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING.
- 12f 9Th street northwest.
SPECIMEN ROOM, no street northwest,
jan2lly WASHINGTON, DC.
MENTAL NOTICE.-DR. LOOMS has RompEed
- his Dental Office from Penrsy wanna "a
avenue to his residence 1929 street. F=~YTsS
where every branch Of the profession viii be at
tended to with the skill of long experience. spe-
Sialty made of the Celebrated 'MiGsral Plate
Teeth. gaul9 SIN
c. PER SET FOR TEETH, EITHER JAW
~ by DR.. A. PRATT, Graduate Of
Ohio College OF Dental Surgery, All 7;h NNYTTSS
street, between aud L. Gas used in eNtrac.inE
teeth. janll-iy
JAMES o. CLEPUSNE,
y ~. S. Cam'T of, C9,'l'r CoE7t Of Cam,
and EyHCg3uey "a C4arcerg,l
SHORTHA WRITER AND LAW
REPORTER.
offoe-No. 10 c ST, between lst and %, facing
lIdlaDa avenue. marS-tr
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
BY
BRODHEAD 4 co.,
1905 STREET, BETWEEN I2rH AND 18Th srs
Owing 70 the depressed state Of the Dry Gods
Market We have been able q purchase for cash q
large stock Ct
COTTONS
exceedingly low, and offer them AZ a al I'M adj
vance on iEanuiaci urer prices. We quote
New York Mills IA bleached Cott0us, II cents,
NGmsutta "a ~ caufs
AndrosCOggln a. l9i. c.Drs
Lower grades from ga cents Up.
So pillow case CCttOus Is cents IN.
81 (shCetinCl 30 cents On
And full line of the bsa MATES Bleached and Tn.
- bIeached Cottons At prices that cannot be beat
Best make Paper CaiybTic. cents.
Buttsn Paris ID, IS cents: ? Button Sis Button
frll length, IL party aud street colors, Sis.
BRoDBEAD CO.,
janlG.r 1908 street, between 18th and 18Th
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29

alimony to her, and for not paying the ali mony which has occrued since. The order asked for was granted, Brigham Young be- ing required to appear in court and answer next Saturday. The order in which Young is required to show cause why he did not obey is the same that was set aside as illegal by chief justice Lowe.
 San Francisco, Oct. 2l.-Attcndance at the Bay District fair grounds was very light yesterday, for which the failure of the race between the Eastern fers, Spring Box, Grim stead and Wild Idle is responsible. For the two year old race there were eleven entries but only Beecher, Rosewood and Maid ofthe Mist started Beecher and Rosewood were even in the pools. Maid taken at low rates. Race was mile dash Beecher got the lead at the first, but ! ~ay Rosewood closed the gap, and at the lower turn left him behind winning, by several lengths, in i:45f; Beech CT 2nd.
 The election returns show that Carr has handsome majority in the City and State, being l6,000 ahead in this City.
 Gold in New York, ll6i; Greenbacks 5. F., S5t and S6a.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29
Angoras for Arizona Five Hundred of Ml
 Hardy's Flock Poisoned

From $. c. Foy, who arrived in this city
 Saturday from Los Angeles by way of Cali ente, we learn that Mr. Hardy, of Hardy vile, Arizona, was at the southern outlet of
 the Tehachape Valley on Thursday with a
 band of two thousand graded and thorough
 bred Angoras, which he had purchased in this State The flock has been bought by Mir. Hardy for the purpose of stocking bis ranch at Hardyville, which he believes is we'll adapted for pasturing Angora goats: It
 is very unfortunate that this venture, which is being watched closely by those who are taking an interest in the business of raising Angoras, and who are desirous of introduc- ing enterprises incident to the manufacture of mohair into fabrics, that it should meet with disaster at the outstart, and threaten to result finally in a complete failure. MT. Foy says that as the flock emerged from the Tehecbapa valley and entered the outskirts of the Mohave Desert. in the vicinity of Cal iente, the animals took to the milk weed, which grows there in abundance, with avid ity. which has affected many of them fatally Up to within three or four days ago, Mr. FOy informs us, about five hundred of the flock had succumbed to the deadly influences of the poison which the weed contains. The carcasses were scattered all over the plain, and the atmosphere was tainted for miles around by the stench which arose from them. There were some hopes that the remainder would survive But the dangers of the jour ney have apparently only commenced. The parched sands of the Mohave Desert have yet to be safely traversed. It was Mir. Har- dy's intention to proceed from Calente to Willow Springs, then strike across the des- ert for the Mohave river. fifty miles distant. Between these two points there is no water known to eXist-ccrtainly no springs or flowing streams. There are few moist spots at various places in the otherwise arid plain, where Mir Hardy expects he will be able to obtain enough water for his stock by digging wells; but he runs the risk of not being able to get water free enough from alkali and other salts to be fit for use and capable of quenching thirst. Fodder is plentiful, a sage plant, the leaves of which the goats are very fond of, growing abundantly. The ob ject of selecting this route in preference to the safer one by way of Los Angeles and San Bernardno, is because there will be saving of about two weeks travel, and it is expect ed that the hardships to be encountered on the short route will be less trying than the tax upon the endurance of the animals which the longer one would impose.-[S s. F. Bulle tin, l4th.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29
The e~ giner.


Who'll press for gold this crowded street
 A hundred years 10 come! Who'll tread yon church with willing feet,
 A hundred years to come, Pale, trembling age, and fiery youth.
 And childhood with its brow of truth, The rich, tbe poor, on land, on sea, Where will the mighty millions be,
 A hs.dFed years to come. We all within our graves shah sleep,
 A hundred years 70 come No living soul for us will weep,
 A hundred years to come. But other men our lands will till, And others then our streets will fill; And otbsr birds will sing as gay, And bright the sunshine as to-day,
 A hundred years to come.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29
Cured at Home.
JUST ISSUED.--THE 2OOth EDITIoE
 M A N Fl O O b.

Revised and corrected by the author, E. de F. c.,,;. M. D., &c., &c. s
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29

Revised and corrected by the author, F. de F. C.,,s. M. b. &c &c. ~A A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of rr.-.. decline in man, showing how healrh is lost and ho- - gained IL gives eear synopsis of the impe,iir~,.. . marriage the treatment of nervous and physical d,hir exhausted vitality and all oher diseases apr~r,.;,i thereto; the results of twenty year. successful pre
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
 CURTIS ON "MANHooD."-There is no memh,, of ..s ety by whom this book will be found useful vb,tb. he be parent preceptor clergymau-[ London Tine. CURTIS ON MANHOOD This book should he ,,,5 h me young Tor instruction by the afflicted for rerf it vii injure no one.-lMedcal Times and Gazette
 Price-One Dollar. by mail or exrress A,,ir.s. ,>. author DR CURTIS, go Su;ter Street or F. O. Bsr u, oan iancisco. CaL seplsyl
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29
Information Wanted.

Persons knowing of the whereabouts of Urah Ds,s will confer a favor the undersigned by sddrssy, at Prescott, Anzora. J.L DA'a am Prescott, August ?, le7a
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29
Ranch for Rent.

My Rssch in Salt River Valley near Ph9ntI S rent favorable terms For particulars sn1rsrn Rush Wells. Prescott C. A. I"hI
 Phoeofx. August 24 lsT5
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29
Pay Your Taxes.

Tax-payers notified that tine annual TerrifofiA a Caunty Tax is due and payable to me al my s1 ~ and that all taxes. including Poll Taxes, must te Ps or before the 18th day of December, 1875. ,s. All who fail 10 pay by that time will De put TS Delinquent List. ED. F. BOWEkS, shei'r
 and ex-ofheio Tax Collector, favapaa S Prescott, Oct. Is 1875 ee--
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29
YO NC FEN

Who may be suffering from the effect Of youthful fl
 lies or indiscretion, will s we'll 10 avail themly,, of this the greatest hoon laid at the altar of ,
 fering humanity. 0R. SpIEney will guarantee to fr feit S0OO for every ease of seminal weakness ss rs vafe disease oi any kind character which he upSr takes and fails to cure. He would therefore SAY ,o tine unfortunate sufferer who may rend this nstiee that you are treadng upon dangerous grouni when you longer delay in seeking the proper remedy sr your complaint You may he iu the first stage; re- member you are approaching the last If y,u are borterng upon the last and suffering some or an of its I'll effects remember that il you persist in pro crastinaion, the time must when the most skill ful physician can render you assistance when the door of hope is closed against you when no angel of mercy can bring you relief In no case has the Doe. tor failed Of success Then let not despair work upou your ma9 nation but avail yourself ei the beneficial results of his treatment beore your is beyond the reach of medicsl skill, before grim death Lurr;c, yon to prInature grave. Fnll course sf treatment s23OO- Send money by Post Ofnce order Expras with full description of cnse.
 Call or Address. DR. A. B. SPINyEY, ec29yl No. II Kearny Street, San Francisco
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29
S2o.oo Reward.

Strayed from Prescott on May I9th. dark osy I;,. ou right shoulder branded with half circle ossss s.s lea ter F. short man and tail white 'po, on ar;ns s him a above fetiock will pay seo to any . coe prssrott my 'noP' corner Guriey s'' FRED. A. WELDON
 2m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29

Capsh To those who are suffering from the errors h VtsA us and indiscretions of youth nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood &e will ssad ceipe that will cure you. FREE uF CHARGE The Test remedy was discovered by missionary in South AnerA Send seliaddressed envelope 10 the REV. JosEFE T. LYMAN Station D. Bible House New York City. aH9fzs
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29
AGENTS FOR THE MINER.

AGENTS FOR THE MINER. Sdn Frdncisco-Chas. w. Crane, i26 Montgomery street. Sam Bsrndrdino-Samuel Berge. NeU Iork-W II. Ferris, 3Ol North 22d street.
 ARIZONA. Yum0--Schnieder. Greirson & Co EhrenbeTg-A Frank. Wickenburg-A. H. Peoples, and c. & A. Stage Co. HardyriIe-Jas P. Bull. Waiiapai Mining Distric:-Cory 6 Potts. Cerbat. fhgntz--J T. Alsap Fast Ph9nir-W. E. Hellings Go. Fl0rence-Jos Collingwood. 7ucson-J. $. Mansfield.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-29

M@MGx1a OF PERUVIAN BARK s WITH TsTGE si.s. ss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13

"a royal Jim Fisk is the latest pet name for the
future King Of England. Il Is hard to say to whom
injustice is dOne-the living or the dead Prince.
Don Carlos has decorated many Of his friends IN
France bat as these decorations not recognized
BY the French Government the vearsrs viii be disci
pliasa.
Gladstone has added to his other Accomplishments
that Of telling trees Like the late Horace Greeley,
be nay Ofsn be seen hsrd at work, finding eOnsOla-
fiOn IN the Ak.
with al bis writing, Henry Ward Bseehsr does not
find tine to correspond With his brOthers and other
rsItires In this be Is not different from almost every
mar who is sngrosses in LIES work.
Lieut- Payer. Who seeonpaziea the AustrO- Hun
gsrisn Polar Expedition, has taken to LOadOn and
deposited wish the Royal Geographical Society no
table set Of drawings taken By hin IN the neElyds-
corsred lands northeast Of SpisEbergen.
6ernt Smith has jsss given Slo,eoo to Hamilton
csnsrs st Clinton n. T. to Be used at the discretion
Of the trustees Of tie Institution. Mr. Smith gave the
eouers SIC 900 last February for general purposes and
lntsiy o-dsred portrait Of President Baskns to be
placed n tie Memorial Hal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13
From the Fills,

MAAfu having ratified the cession of ito England
the squadron with Sir Hercules Robinson and Suite
on board, returned to Levuka on October !.
Three days spent in arranging the necessary
details Of the new Government.
On October 10 Sir Hercules Robinson landed from
Inns. Pearl, under Royal salute from the naval
squadron, the crew ofWhieh manned heyards. When
the Duplicate treaty of session had been signed, King
Thakombau handed his war club to Sir Hercules
Robinson as 4 token Of Submission to Her Majesty,
the Queen. The Governor then formally announced
the annexation OfFUi by England, the Fjian aAg
lowered and the British standard Immediately hoissd
anidst general salute and enthusiastic rejOiengs,
The old regime Of taxation has been abolished and
the Customs tariff Of New South Wales was proclaimed
IS in force. The native tax has been fixed at ten
shillings per head.
Mr.. LayArd. the British Consul, has been appointed
Acting GOrsrnOr; Mr.. Tbursson, Colonial Secretary
Mr.. Horton, Colonial Treasurer Mr.. swaustOn Minis
ter Of Native Affairs and Mr.. Garriek, Police MAgis-
trats.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13

Canned Meats, Fruits and Vegetables
A FULL ASSORTMENT or THE
"A sbsFs, direct from the packers. Fer Sale ~
ts1 BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13

Saloon Pilot Bread,
DECETvED PER MURRAY. IN en-. BOXES
"a a'a O''s1-'-io' sac soL1rsA 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13
GrandGarher's Barn.

O. dou't you remember our rraudfathers barn,
where met With cousins 70 play
How we climbed DER the beams and the sa6oli 20 high,
Or tumbled At viii 90 ths hay1
H1v We SAT IN the bundles of straw
Aud riddles and witch stories told,
while the sunshine through the cracks the SOUTH
And turned all The dust into goidi
,w We played "his and seek in each Granny and nook,
Wherever a child could be slowed;
Thea We alaas a coach of hogshead Of rye,
And ou it 70 Boston rode
Ana how we kept store and sold barley aud oats
And corn By the bushsl and bin.
Win straw f1r our sisters 70 braid into hats
Aud fax f1r our mother 10 spin!
How We tsstersd aad swung and played injecting and
school,"
Aud "Iujun." aud soldier" and "bear."
While up on the rafters the swallows kept house,
or sailed through the son. summer air.
How We l5nred to PEER into their curious nests
But they were too far over head
Then We wished giants winged like the birds,
And fs,u Is we'd do wonders," We said.
How We played We we're biddis. aud eaeklea and erUved
TIL grandmother see
II tho wcaseis killing the old sPeoklei hen
Or whatever the matter might be.
uov she pattod heads when she her mistake,
Aud called Us her own chicken dears;
while dimmed her eye, the picture recalled
Like soeuss in her childish years
O. don't you remember the racket we made
When selling at suction the hny'
Aud h1w wound up with a keei-ovor leap
Prom the soadod down Into the lay
When We went into supper our grandfather said,
II be had not once been boy,
He should Thought that the HessiAns saeking the
town
or an earthquake bad come to destroy.
How the years have gone since In gndfahers barn,
To play with our cousins met.
Our eyes have grown din and hair has grJwn gray
The goidrH, the brown and the jet.
Yet siiil 10 ny heart there's evergreen nook.
Nhsre chudhool's sweet memories stay;
And music 70 ule has a charm that can thrill
Like the voices u children At playl
-Boa0H Culfiuaior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13
oLULU. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 49, 1875. WHoI

HONOLULU
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ID. II. HITCHCOCK.
Notary Public,
HiiO, Hawaii 4s5-ly
E.P. ADAMS,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Queen Street, Honolulu. II. I. l4aS-iyl
VI. =. GRINBAUM a CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Fashionable Clothing Hats, Caps, Boots Shoes and
every variety Of Gentlemens superior Furnishing Goods
store in Makees Block Queen Street, Honolulu, Il. l..
liSs-lyl
f. q. HITCHCOCK,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. HILO. HAWAII.
4Tsl Bills Promptly Collected. ny
C. BREWER & CO.,
"a. A. P. CARTER,
p. c. JONES, JR-
!. u. BREWER
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
E4 Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. ly
Il. A. SCHAEFER a CO.,
Importers and Commission Merchants
5Gl Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands ny
H. o. HALL a son,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Dry Goods Paints, Oils and General Merchandise,
4s5-ly Corner Fort and King sts.
METROPOLITAN MARKET,
3F c. WALLER, Proprietor
King street, CI7s W Honolulu.
III. HACKFELD A. CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.
Queen street, Honolulu H. l. 477lyi
ED. HoFFSCHLABGER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Honolulu Oahu, II. / l473lyl
ALFRED =. HARTWELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
4g2 once over Hofmana,s Drug store. y
ALLEN Il CHILLINGWORTH,
KAwAIHAE, HAWAII,
WiIcontinue and Shipping business
the above port where they prepared furnish
justly celebrated Kawahse Potatoes and such other Re
ernts as are required by whaehs At the shortest notice
iss the mos, reasonable terms f''o'' 4Eiyi SHY On
DILLINGHAM a CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Cutlery Dry Goods Paints aud Oils and General Mer.
ehanGise, No IS, King Street, Honolulu. l4SS-ly
As cLEsHoRN. $50. 5. sNITHIEs
A. 5. CLEGHORN 4 Co..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERs IN
General RGerchandise
Corner Queen and Ksahumauu Streets,
ass lyl Nuuanu St, and corner Fort and Hotel SITS
&. :. BARTOW, AuctiOneer.
salesroom on Queen Street, door from Kaahumanu
Street. 49, i y
VI. IT. DONNELL,
GARNET MAKER AND UPH0LsTERER
King Street. Honolulu opposite Lewis Cooper shop. Will
5oSl buy and sell secondhand Furniture. Lly
&. 4. WILLIAMS.
MANUFACTURER, IMPORTER AND DEALER
Furniture every description Furniture Ware Rooms
Fort Street, opposite Chase's Photograph Gallery Work
shop the old stand Hotel Street, Port.
5Os Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to- II
THOMA LACK,
~ Successor to John Neill.
T~ Machinist, Lock and Gun Smith
Sewing Machines repaired; Dealer In Sporting Goods
Agent for the Celebrated FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES
20. Fort Street, Honolulu, II. I. 4S3ly
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13
- = ApvmRrransea

- Business Carda when PrPcid ~ 90 gear. q,
allowed discount from these rates. which are iof ifAn-''
Advertisements, when paid or charged quarterly.
NR-Au f,r,irn Advertisements must b accompanied
with the nav whrn ordered IN, or no notice VII p
them The rates Of charges are given IN the apote
remittances i1r advertisements or supseriPiona NAY -
In postage stamps or coin-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13
Oat Hay.
Oregon Hams /!

- 5Os Bo1LE5 q 60,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13

A Kentucky woman tripleted.'
Not q saving clause-Santa Claus.
SacretarK BeIknan's bow turns ont q
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13

WVHN VERY BEST OF SUGAR CURED.
Fresh and just received by The arrival Of the Nat
ue Macleay." For sale BY as BOLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13

Little Neck CLANS, or Quahaugs,
WNROM THE PACKER, J, N. DOxsER
y. I.llP. Z LGL BoLLLs %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13

Fresh California Lime,
DER MURRAY, FOR SALE BY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13
SHIPPING.
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

Az c. Brewer q co.-Agents. ,RfA
E9Stp Favorable arrangements always Be kAAalL
,sd M storage and shipment of O Hone Wool Hides and
other Merchandise New bedford Boston, New York and
other Eastern Ports. 50 Cash Advances made -
IS;-lv G. BREWER CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-01-13

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