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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-10
Licenses Expiring in March. 1878.
RETAIL.

RETAIL.
OATU--l-w L Green cooperAge, Queen st, Honolulu.
ls-Ira Richardson, Merchant ST, Honolulu
dc Brewer a 90, Queen St, Honolulu.
is-G West, King St, Honolulu
2O-Gruuwnld q shuttle Nuuanu ST. Honolulu.
2o-Fscher q Roth, Fort st, Honolulu
25-Ana, Nuuanu 81, Honolulu
25-Juhey, Nuuanu st, Honolulu.
50-A r Powers, Queen ST. Honolulu.
si-Antone Manuel, King st, HAnolulu.
MAUI BE Il Bailey, KhhuluL
2I-Nsn Chuck, Punahoa, Hama
HAWAII &c " c Jones, Keanhou.
s-w II Daniels, waimea.
l0-Chunn q Co, KRhaln, Hilo
Is-G J Tucker, KohAlA-
KAUAI. I7-Llhue Plantation, Lhue.
2l-AswAn d GokA, HanAleL
Wholesale.
&C Brewer d Co. Queen ST, Honolulu.
Retail Spirits
"a Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu
VEcIuaIinE.
"A Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel, Henolulu.
5-Afat, Lahana Maui
25-Atai LAhaina, Maui
Billiards.
"A Herbert, Hawaiian Hotel, Honolulu.
Isl W ClrTin, LahAlna, Maui
Boat.
3-Dick Williams No S, Honolulu.
&c D SILVA, LahAinA-
9-samuel No g. Honolulu.
Auction.
30 Spencer, Kau, Hawaii,
Horse.
7-NahRkueluh, No c, Honolulu.
Fire Arms.
s-Joe Kaono, Konh, oahu.
Public Show.
II, p, 2s-wm Hoslns, Royal Hawaiian Theatre
shipping,
2i-Henry Hart, Honolulu.
Butcher.
2-D Lowell HAnalel Kauai
I-F Mendez, WaIullu, Maui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-10

y lAAE AlEAEME NRNAN ~ wv ia
n waiu lslantislu the natter - tns estate ~
ceased Before Mr.. Jnslce Harrt4 fn rr1taie ursisf
o. notice uf clims and ~ mnr1naIlnr o. 1rarfa
on the pcutou % All Ike alinartrsnr rf E1ra1-
Of Al late of uonoluu. Island 70 lahn. eesaaf ln.ar
the private and also me partnership l1f lsss
Of said al. sud % the frm of At hNn cuNrlNT. arf
praying th1t said claims may b. approved aial nd
mnrshailed
10 Is ordered, That MONDAY NJ ilth far of Nara.
A. y. 1873, BE- the say When l petition D. heard ns
at my Chambers n Honolulu. Whar an reralns asar.
csied VIII appear and show cfuFe f luY have wy
sli nofilIuu shall not b. raff
And Do q further Ordered. That fn order nahI.rraI
iu ha English and Hawaiian iarruaraa. IN la ffarrHsr
CARTE and hnafa1. ueVsrarerr 1f f1lf fInnr1'n
three successive weeks prior a. aIlH naafirr
CHAa- g.. HARRIS, iu1ttica .sIr. Cr-r-
Attest; ". r.. sEtrs Clers.
Honuiuln. n. T.. February 81 fsIt ua Re
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z.P. Poll. Secretary.
Hawaiian Poetry In French and
italian.

Italian.
An attentive correspondent in San Francisco
has sent us versions of the late King Lunalilo's
national hymn, "God Save the King" trans
lated into French and Italian, and published
in lie Petit Journal and La Vocs del PopoIo,
of that city. Our correspondent says: "If
the genial-hearted Lunalilo's spirit still dwells
in some tropical isle of the unseen world, His
Majesty must find supreme joy in seeing his
inspiration translated into two of the leading
languages. The translations are said to be
excellent, the Italian version reading like some
stately, sublime national hymn of the immortal
Dante" Accompanying these versions are
very fattering accounts of King Kalakaua's
visit to the United States:
Z Ola Ixa Mol Ike AIxuaI
Ke Akua mana mau,
HOomaikai, pomaikai
ka Mol
Kou lima mana mau,
Malama, kiai mai,
Ko makou nei Moi,
L ola c
KA inoa kamahao
Lei mani makou,
A ola ell
Kou eheu ubi mai,
Pale na ino G,
Ka makou pule nou,
olael
Imua ou makou,
he Lii Ali,
aloha mai;
mau ke ca G
Ike aupuni nei,
Z ola mau makou,
Ne ka Moi.
French version:-
Dieu puissant ct &ternel,
Benis du haut de ton brilliant sejour
Notre Roi souverain.
Puisse ton bras redoutable,
Garier notre sire de tout NAL.
Et des alarmes des ennemis caches,
Qu'il regue tout iamais.
Que par ton nom royal ct eclatani,
Notre splendide diadtme,
SOit q jamAis le sien
Que ton ale $ etende sur notre terre,
Qu'elle nous defende eontre tout
Pour tOi nos prieres won't au cie,
Vive nOtre Roi.
En- Ia presence, rOi des rois,
Aux pieds de qui tout la nature Adrosso ses chants
Nous tapPortOns nos prieres;
Oil protege notre rOyAume.
DOune nous la vie la Paix ct Funion. prOtege nous,
Et benis notre rOi
The following is the Italian version of this
beautiful hymn:
Dio eternO, immense, Onnipotente,
DAla tua dimora risplendente
Benedict il nostro Rel
Possa il tue possente, invite braecio
Dal Sir nostrO mali alontanar;
oh Aleun vii nemico mai s'allarmi;
POssa motto egli regnarI
Regal nome. iIlustre, grande. eccelsO,
NOstra gloria fulgido diadema,
Lunga vita il eiel dia Tel
L'ala tuA sui nostro suol 81 stenda,
da tutt'i mali ei difenda,
Per te nOstra prece in alto ascends,
Lunga vita al nostro Rel
A. tuOi saeri pedi, Re de- Regi,
Te eui tutta Ia naturA canta,
NOstre preei depOniam;
oh I'D vita questa terra santa,
Pace e unione a moi che Ii lodiam;
ogni eOsa le cure Tue riceva,
Benedict il nostro Re
We append the English version of this COM
position, in order that our readers who may be |
amiliar with the four languages can compare
hem:
God ssve the zIngG
1. Eternal mighty God.
Bless from thy bright abode,
Our Sovereign King;
May thy All-poWerful arm
Ward from our Sire all harm,
Let vile foe alarm,
Long may be reign
2. Royal. distinguished name,
Our besuteous diadem,
Long life be thine;
Thy wing spread Ger our land,
From every wrong defend,
For thee our prayers ascend,
Long live our King
5. Before thee, King Of Kings.
OF whom all nature sings,
Our prayer we bringi
Oh, let our Kingdom live,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES.


1~tTRrrrr JUDGE. 81 JTptcIAL Blatrsst.
Il } N. In Frucatg4n tae et.lttr e - -.l~ls tf
x7-Trr.ra,T J. GRAY. % tLaaaIg1o 1lAol. tlr.ls.L
prousr Application having been d1e1 p th7 Crg=1 ~
ffr,a ~ fia,r f,r ne ar.lasion m rraa1a - ~
r1 - r-s.rlent % william j. Gray he ll M1.1aa
,r-f fT f-raassII an that 1Ilts ABBY Any gray
- r,vrrntrx unllrr uiu. Norre
,fysr, ~ an when It may cnucern. in1f -tINEltr.
qrIr s-th fs-1 ar 30 o'cIaeE A. n. all1e D1arl
IN 1Iaxnrla 4 the rnie and pce - - --lt - SO
ARR FnnNANue.a.
Cincuil Iui1s "a llL 111fIlft
rahsina. March tth. rs7s. tp a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-10

EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE cALLED.-The
President has issued the following proclamation:
By ne Rrsidstt Of ne United States Of Amerioa, a
proclamation:
WHEREAS, objects ofinterest OF the United States
require that the Senate should be eoveued at ls
o'clock on the nth day OF March next, to receive
and act upon such communications as may be made
TO It on the part of the Executive; now therefore,
L Ulysses S, Grant President OF the United States
have considered 1t my duty to issue this my proela
nation declaring that an extraordinary occasion re-
quires the Senate of the United States to convene
for the transaction ofbusiuess at the Capitol In the
City Of Washington on the 9th day Of March next
at ls O'Clock at noon that day, OF which all who
shall at that time be entitled to act as members Of
that body arc hereby required to take notice
Given under my hand and the seal OF the United
States, at Washington on the 18th Of February, in
the year Of our Lord 1875 and Of the independence
of the United States OF America the ooh.
(Signed) q. s GRANT.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Estate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-10

Canned Meats, Fruits and Vegetables.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THE
"A above. direct from the packers. For Sale BY
459 BOLLES 4 co.
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The above specified Goods, together With = well
assorted Stock now an band recent arrivalI. are
offered for sals IN quantities to Iuii The trade.
~ Orders from the othsr Islands sIIsd At lowest
market rates. so
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-10
Bremen!
On the I'd OF rNovcmber last.
0EEP PINK PRINTS, LARGE PAT

OEEP PINK PRINTS, LARGE PAT
u TERMS,
Assortment Fancy Prints, new styles,
White Ground Prints,
Black and White Prints. French MuslinS,
Heavy Blue Denims, plain and striped,
Blue and White Striped Ticking,
Brown Cottons, assorted qualities,
Blue Cottons, White Cottons,
HOrrOekses White Long Cloth. A and B, 80 inch
and % inch wide.
Hickory Stripes,
Linen shecting, y, 50. 90 and 100 inches wide.
Cotton sheeting. 6s, y, so and 90 inches vide.
Victoria Lawns, 7-yari pieces. assorted qualities
Indigo Blue Flannel, Black Silk Algaeas,
Black cObourgs, fine and medium.
Scotch Waterproof TWseds, all oolOrs,
Mosquito Netting,
Silk Corah Handkerchiefs,
Turkey Red and Yellow Cotton Handksrehisfs.
Ladies' Cotton Handkerchiefs,
Assorted Cotton Stockings and Socks,
Linen Thread assorted,
Black and Colored silk Neckties. new styles,
Monkey Jackets, assorted qualities.
Heavy Wooden Blankets Scarlet, Orange. Blue
and Green.
Fancy Flannel shirts, Linen Shirts, Cotton do.
Merino Finish Undershirts. Cotton Undershirts.
Assorted Barlaps. French Calfskins,
English Saddles.
Genuine Eau de Cologne,
MacAssar Hair Oil, Lubin's Extracts,
Fine India Rubber Dressing Combs,
Fine Wooden shawls and Travelling Piaids,
Fine and Common Pen and Pocket Knives,
Fine Steel Scissors. Common Scissors,
Timed Spurs Cards, Iron Teakettlcs,
Galvanized Pals. 10 and I2 inch.
Galvauited Washing Tubs.
Perforated Metal for Centrifugal Machines,
Charcoal Box Irons,
Bright Fencing Wire. No. :, and 6,
Full Assortm't Of Best Refined English Bar Iron.
Swedish Iron,
Munta' Yellow Metal shca,hiug, and Compost
tion Nails. Block Tin,
Galvanized Iron Pipe. Hoop Iron.
Porous Water Monkeys, Pressed Tumblsrs,
Cut Porter Glasses.
Hubbuck's Patent White Zine Paint,
Hubhuck's Patent White Lead Paint.
Hubbuek's Pale Boiled Linseed Oil.
Black Paint. Paris Green, Red Lead.
Caussic Soda. Best Lagos Palm OIL.
A large Assortment Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-10

NNfPNN AS'NNH @ANSeAAeN
Liebig's Extract Of Meat.
s,earine Candles. 4, 5, and 8 10 a pound.
Ultramarino Blue.
Castor on in tins and glass,
Epson Salts in bulk and boxes.
Nests Of Trunks, Birch Brooms.
Wrapping Paper. Market Baskets,
DemUohns. Corks,
Assortment Of Blank Books,
Press Copy Books, Shipping Receipt Books.
Assorted sizes Horse Rope, Hemp Packing,
spunyArn. Flag Lius. Log Line.
Marline and Housing.
Swedish Safety Matches,
Devoo's Kerosene OIL, in patent cans.
Hcidsiock Cos chanpagns, in qis and Pts
Ruiuart Pero a Fils' Champagne. DO. do.
Sparkling Hook in quarts and pints.
Genuioe Hollands Gin. in jugs and baskets.
Genuine Hollands Gin. IN glass. green boxes.
Boutelleaa Co.'s Brandy, in glass. to4>
Boutelleau Co.'S Brandy, in casks,
German Ale and Lager Bier. in qts. aud pts.
JeEroy's Edinbargh Ale snd Stout qts and pts.
Assorted clarsts. very 6ns to common,
Liebfraueumilch B Laubenhsinsr Rhius Wines.
Small assortment Of Hungarian Wines,
BittsrS. Alcohol in GAL dsngohns, % per cent.
German and Havana cigarI.
Fire Clay. Coal Tar, Stockholm Tar.
Stockholm Pitch,
Empty Peiroleun Barrels for TaIlow coulsi.sr..
Oak Boats for Coasters.
Etc., Etc., Els., F,s.
Etc, Etc, Ee.,
Etc. ETC.,
The above spsei6ed Good. to-.ft.- Ia N
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On wednesday tbs l7Ih Of Marsa. al


An ne rgAt. So .si insrr--s o. ne 80 as.n s.-
IN and % the fllioFtuE iau.ia. w.
All that piere o. parcef - Iana rr.ssal =
A. co1prisri FRI fari Crrrrf-.iar aarIrl a ~ - .r
thers J. q iarse fraIue 1silllur sfas- alnsss
Also All thEt paFesI 81 ian.I frlata.f = rT.l1ar
..li-t-it aia Ni-lH afraa AZ 1F ianI frrIrn'a11
Nhiie salect p uortzaTa - 7--lal lHtrrraE
Also, aii that tract % Iana f11s1ei n F.aaa
Nitleff cnllaifnT D i.-ia1 .lras talfr PAR sra
uiFaqn Q. of ihe lands cauIpr..-l IN lisarl sf1r.
Also. al has trset - tsasI a..-.-f ~ Ns-ra
valley cnutauiur .rrss H.a~ H.Irl Il - II
piF-i1n = comprised d ne aldge stearl.rf l.l.sI
AZ q ne 1toge nsnuanef aaas ara $50 ~ .aa ~
aala'-'i a Aal-al, o. ile teru % aar1rll %.
Aiso. sli tlse rixsr- tIfIe arg raarr-~a - -
~ lau4 Aeetf r.. Il all tI ear1tI aI.l..f
~ 80 - he1o.l.a w. s1aleserear l1 49, 49,
..s - 5slia aeets 81 s-laaana'l .r.Ia - l..a4
l-qlal f4ies1 W i1ll. frrn. ~ E. a. - -.
p ~ 81 ~ alne parallel N a. lsrl lT Tsl Is
sfoel in sil pateut alo1t q f-s 1lr1la asi rtaa
lonsnE
Also, avs fhe rfrht tlne .n.1 tns~~-ss - -
We QeieuIIsiltf |d lli - fHlI traef Ils - .
- - =. - y l-oT.i fae-ar - az. sd -eaasE
Ais, asa the rixhf flaIe an.s Sna-s-.s ss....
ii detentaltl u and laaf asfea n i.|.s &C., +.
- -. ~ :. es.-.ead o. Ae5ai fasa-t - -. -aa.a-
Ai-P, an the ri4ss tIfle so int~r~.s - 80
Moanaila and a.serI1lal ~ a.rtI r.l.-l II. - -
A-l,ra - a1d contrlllnr il-.I. aasr ~
@palas Or piecea
Unless nd llignent latsrsst ss.. .rs.a.. .-.f ~
i-es a'ld eorliai.l.lra - lresiasiT n1aIaE
Ah tns uIrveys e.. and a1r tnr1rn4.n ,.u - rr.-
Hoooiuis 20. ft. f,-s. -
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GRAIN CABLES,

SIzEs PROM s-s TO ] SIS INCH. SMALL
- Chain 10 quantities. 70 suit. Ror sale by
B0LLE5 { co.
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MarshaPs sale.

HRT VIRTUE ~ Az ExEr rrHoN rcsrrB
- out nf ne supreme Hlll1 rf llIs So rla1Ia
the I'm day Of 1aunlry A. o. fs-t n a.sa~ n IrI7
l1hlNHuNi Finiutl, Erlnlt affuFrr ufrTar 80
JOHN MEEK IH fir ula rral ~ rr1-l lf t.ls I...r
uruu and shall arnraa Or HIrr.l 49, -
O'Clock noon, at AIiiotaral Hate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-10
German, English and French Groceries

A large Assortment Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-10

Genuine Eau de Cologne,
Macassar Hair Oil, Lubin's Extracts,
Fine India Rubber Dressing Combs,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-10

Hubbuck's Patent White Zinc Paint.
Hubhuck's Patent White Lead Paint.
Hubbuek's Pale Boiled Linseed Oil,
Black Paint. Paris Green, Red Lead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-27

A MODEL WARRANT.-The following is
specimen of the warrants that are sometimes
issued in this city. The case mentioned In
the warrant was before the Police Court yes
terday, but was dismissed, as there was not
the slightest evidence that randolph nao
,spromist" !" and not fulfilled.
r,ry or RIcHMoND-To.wIT To all or any
one of the Police Officers of the city Of Rich.
mond. WHEREAS A6lip Wyatt has this day
made complaint and information on oath,
before me Taft Lawson, J. P. OF SAID city,
that oi the Is day of Augest, 1873, at sa!d
city Richmond, Randph Miller Promist 10
Marie the said adln Wyatt. But deceived
her, by failDge to Marie her according TO
his. Promist. on or About the fifteenth OF
aueest Which he Willfuly Refused to Com.
pile WITH
Among the witnesses which were named
in the warrant are "Mosses Wyatt, & E!er
Watkines."
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POLICE Court, THURSDAY Justice j. d.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
Bridget Moore, William Moore, and John
Moore, charged with trespassng on the
premises of John Collins, throwing rocks at
and abusing his wife, cutting down bis
fence, sc. Bridget Moore was required to
give security in the sum of SlOO for SIX
months.
Henry Nolting, charged with cursing,
abusing, and threatening to assault Caroline
Hickleman, and Caroline Hckleman, charged
with abusing and threatening to assault aud
beat Mary Noting with batchet. Henry
Noting wss fined % 30 and locked up for
two hours,
Randolph Turner, charged With trespass-
ing on the premises of H, L. Wigand. Sent
to Jail for ninety days in default Of security
for $100.
Henry johnson, charged with having. in
bis possession sledge.hammer supposed to
have been stolen. Locked up for twelve
hours
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LARGE COFFEE SALE Davenport d Nor
ris sold 1000 (doubie) bags OF the new crop
of Rio coffee at their warehouse, corner Sew
enteenth and Dock streets, yesterday morn
ing, cargo of the bark "Trio," which re-
Gently arrived in this city. There was q
large number of persons present, aud the
bidding was spirited, the sale lasting only
half au hour.
The coffee sold from 193 to 90! cents,
gold. 'rhe buyers were chiefly from Balti.
more and the West, although some were
from New York and Richmond. The sale
realized abo ut 100000 in gold.
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WTOODBURN SCHOOL-A home.train.
w Ing school for boys from ten to fifteen years
old.
Number of pupils limited TO fifteen.
TERMS: $3.50 per half session. No extras.
The fourth session commences OCTOBER 4, s5
1876. 6. w. BA ASShTT, JR.,
A. II. University OF Virginia.
IlOd Church post. office, Hanover county, Va.
au 2O-dF&Tu& swtO1*
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AMUsENENTB. A

A GRAND BALL WILL BE 90
n given BY the ALERT FIRE COMPANY ~
on FRIDAY EVENING, August 9Th, at the fyE
Council Chumber Hall, corner OF Tenth andCSEA
Hull streets, for the purpose of raising funds TO
A fine band Of music will be in attendance, and u
good time guaranteed al
Strict oroer will be enforced. a.
Tickets, admitting gentleman ana TWO laolss, %
Tckeis for sale al ihe Chesterfield House, Central
House. and ut tile door.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTs.-H. A. Jordan.
j. a. tersley, j. b: FiZgeraid a. n. Waugh' d. -
Ferguson. j. j. Writ, and A. C. JONES.
MANCAEsTER, VA, August 2o. s76.
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ROBERT 3. LYME. 4 P. NJ. small truck farm In
Hanover county, near Mechalicsyille.
RS. ANDERSON & co, 1Ok q. NJ, at their auc-
tion-housera lot of bacon, lard, butter. cheese,
&c.. &C.
J. R. HOCkADAY, l2 ", at his store, fruits, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, st their auc-
tion-rooms, general assortn. ent or furniture.
j. e. BRUADDUS. 10 4. NJ at the residence OF
Peter Burke. on Brook turnpike, furniture,
sheaf-cats, &c.
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DRISTOL FEMALE COLLEGE.

The seventh annual session Will begin WEDNES.
DAY, September /. Faculty full; accommoda-
tIons ample. For catalogue, containing full PAT.
ticulars, address W.J MORR1SSETT, A. A.,
iy2S-d&wlm Bristol, Tenn.
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corner of Main and Tenth streets.
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7. NJ. G. A. Notes.-The attendance at
the daily prayer.meeting yesterday Was
lurger than IL has been for some time.
The announcement that the members Of
the Association who conducted the services
at the Ncholson.Street Methodist church
last Sunday would be present at the prayer
meeting on. "Wednesday evening drew q
larger attendance than is wont to assemble
there. Stirring appeals were made to the
uncouverted, the meeting being u very
solemn one.
The president of the Norfolk Association
was in town yesterday. He stated that the
excursion on Wednesday next would probe.
bly, bring five hundred visitors to the city.
Requests for cottage prayer-meetinss in
the northeastern portion of the city msy be
left at Robins's drugstore, No. 523 Second
street.
Some kind lady sent to the Association a
few days ago two packages of tracts.
Nearly forty persons have been present at
the neighborhood meetings held on CANDLES
Hill at homes which have been kindly placed
at the disposal of the Association.
The reading-room is open daily from 0 A.
N. to p. NJ.
4 meeting of the directory of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held in the
hail of the Association Yesterday afternoon
at 81 o'cIock-J. Taylor Ellyson (president,
in the chair, G. p. Rady, secretary.
The directory resolved to allow the Rich
mond Amateur Literary Debating Club the
use OF one of the rooms in which to meet
weekly.
The directory resolved to give the Nor
folk and Portsmouth Young Mems Chris
tian Associations a cordial welcome on their
anticipated visit to this city on wednesday
next. Colonel William 2. Munford was ap
pointed chairman of a committee to make all
necessary arrangements for their reception
A grand welcome meeting will be held at
Association Hall on Wednesday night neXf
at wbich there will be interesting addresses.
singing by a well.known choir, &c.
The President stated that MIR. John Roth
well, the missionary secretary of the Asso'
citation, was doing good work in the city.
In the way of opea-air meetings, cottage
prayer-meetiugs, and ract.distribution, be
is accomplishing great deal Of good.
Mr.. Robert II. Gillian was elected mem.
hor IF tho Jiracfnrp
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
IL DANVILLE, VIRGINIA.
The seventeenth session begins September lst
nexr, and ends June 1st, 1875.
$21O pays for tuition In all English studies ana
board. Washing and lights cost about $16. Libe-
raj deductions are made I'm favor OF ministers,
teachers and patrons who send two or more pupils.
For catalogue, giving eYact information, ADDRESS
:. w. Il j. It. AVEkETT.
an I1-tSel Principals.
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Picnic COMMITTEES TAKE NoTIcK Owing 70
the inclemency of the weather the 24th instant
the PICNIC TO WEST POINT to have besn given by
Damon Lodge, No. q, Knights OF pythias and
Roace Lodge, No. $50, ]. U. 0. F., was postponed
to TUESDAY the 31st instant. The joint com
mitfee will please meet their hall on Friday eve
ming at haf-past O'Clock.
By order of W. G. AMaoNs, chairman Of Joint
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added Il well-selccted assortment of NEW
TYPE which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CIIINERY and SKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us III guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex-
pedtiouS manner,
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CommunlcateO.J
For the Senate.

Communicated
For the Senate.
1t Is generally conceded thst the merean-
file and manufacturing interests of Rich.
mond should be represented in the Legisia.
tnre. AS vet not sIHgle name has been
nresented for nomination from that particu-
lar interest. The legal profession presents
formidable array of talent. Let the mer-
chants and business men now assert their
rights. and In doing so insist that Colonel
William u. Tanner shall receive the nomi-
nation for the Senate of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-27

THE RIGHT MAN AT LAsT.-We desire to call
the special attention Of every Conservative voter
the city to the fact that Major WILLIAM e. TAN.
NER, whose name is to-day brought forward as a
candidate for senatorial honors, is the right man
for such a responsible position. He has lived toe
long among US not to be appreciates; and now his
friends have the chance TO give him the nom ina.
tion. He Is just the man we want to represent the
mechanics, and indeed every other constituency.
Select delegates TO the Senatorial Convention who
will vote for him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-27

CHURCH DEDICATION ON SUNDAY Next
Greenwood Methodist Episcopal Church
(Sou,b), situated on the Brook turnpike,
about seven miles west Of the city, will be
dedicated by Bishop D. S. Doggett, d. d..
on Sunday morning at II O'Clock. The ex-
ercises will, no doubt, be very interesting
and profitable. Trinity Methodist church
choir of this city, G. p. Rady leader, will
conduct the singing. In the afternoon
grand Sunday-school meeting will be held,
at which the exercises will be varied with
dialogues, singing, &C., by the children.
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r OCUST DALE ACADEMY.
IL MADISON. COUNTY. VA
au 26.lOt

MISS JUDKINS will receive, at No. COL
lHI Grace street, FIFTEEN YOUNG LADIES
for the scholastic year beginning September az,
1875. fas7 au 26.dtSe27 2
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GRAND GIFT CoScERT.-The first Gift Concert Of
the Montpelier Female Humane Association will
positively lake place in September all holders OF
tckets will have their money refunded, with inter-
est on same Now Is the time to buy tickets before
the rush commences. For full particulars cal at c.
+. JoHNsToN's music and news-store, 9lS Main
treet, OF whom tickets can be hsd.