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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-29

Sixth, east op Sixth to Walnut, south on
Walnut to Fourth, west ON Fourth to
Smith, north on Smish to Fifth, west on
Fifth to Mound, north on Mound to Sew
enth, west on Seventh to Freeman.
oRGANIzATI
Advance Guard of Police from curb to
Grand Marshal and STAFF.
City officials.
Police Force.
Military.
Civic Societies and Organizations.
Horsemen.
Fire Department.
All organizations desiring to partici-
pate are requested to report to the Grand
MarshM at the general meeting Thurs
day evening.
The people along the line of march are
expected to illuminate, and decorate
their buildings with flags and otherwise,
in an appropriate manner.
The following named gentlemen were
designated as Marshals of the Cincin-
natl Centennial demonstration in honor
of the advent of the Centennial year, and
are requested to report in person to the
| Grand Marshal at the City Buildings
Thursday evening at O'Clock:
| Grand Marshal-E. G.. Megrue.
Assistant Marshals--Wm st. Martin
| Hon. Thomas l.. Young, John Gerke, j
R. Bender. Wm. Brickell, K. 9. Rohner
Amer Smith, G. Ahrens, Major James
Morgan, II. A. Dustenberg, Samuel By.
ington, s. Hoffman, f. Ell. Moorman, Jer
emiah Kiersted, John Lodge, L. McHugh
John Roth, of st. Nicholas; l.. G. Weir
Adams Ex. Co.; VIM. Cramsey, Walnui
Hills; GABRIEL Dir, Cumminsville; Ter.
renee Riley, VIM. Curtain, Oliver Brun,
of Cumminsyille; samuel Williamson,
Howard Douglass, DR.. Brookbank, Jas.
p. Rogers, Jas. Grossman, Geo. w. Hart
ley, OF Coyington; Tnos. Williams, o
Newport; G. W. Mccoy, ST., OF Ludlow;
Henry Atkins,
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oENTENNIAL REcEPTIoN.


LfMe OF MhfCM, MNFshAIss EtCs
The column will form on Eighth street,
right resting on Race street, displaying
westwardly, at 10:3o 2. NJ, December 81,
and will move at II O'Clock over the fol-
lowing line ofmarch:
Form on Eighth street, right resting on
Race, north on Race to Fifteenth, east
on Fifteenth ~ Vine, south on Vine to
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Of troops on the border, and when an ex-
igency arises purchase sufficient belt
Of territory from Mexico. That Govern
ment Is poor, and its pecuniary necessi-
ties will compel it to listen to such u
proposal at no distant period.
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PERSONAL.

j. II. Burnell and wife, OF Rock Island,
ILL.,, are registered at the st. james.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 29-3:10 r. NJ.
Gold in New York 49, Here it, quoted 1917
buying, and i3h selling. Gold checks on New
York, ll3A.
Eastern Exchange is firm at lilo dis. buy
ing and par selling. Sterling is worth ASA
4.90, gold
Money is still in good demand and rather
scarce. Rates steady and unchanged
Government bonds are firm To-day with
moderate demand. the rates are as follows:
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Tenders are advertised for to COR
strnct portions OF the Lachine Cannl.
The Canadian Government is deslrcus
Of doing whatever is possible in alleyi-
ating the present distress. E
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FOR RENT--RooMs.

T,oR KENT-ROOM-N furnished, on
I second floor, suitable for one or two gents
Or man and wife. No. 10 w. Eighth street.
de27-3t
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VKTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv hrst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. viii sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street. first floor. Je26-tf
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tVNT TANTED : STOLEN HORSE5-Send us
wv an accurate description OF horses stolen
and have not been found in the last IL months.
Address j. @. R., Star Office. del6-l3Cf
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A Western man says that figures
won't lie, unless they happen to be on a
gas-meler
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BY q man
7 w willing to make himself useful in any
business or newspaper lne where an honest
living can be made. Address j. NJ, this office.
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VKTANTED-WHY SUFFER- When you
w can get your corns, bunIons, warts and
ingrowing nails cured by DIR. III. III. HERSCH-
FIELD, 3S Broadway, Lexington, KY, de14-1y
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VTTANTED-YOU TO KNOW--That John
! w Renners Shell Oysters are received dai-
~ by express. Call and see him. Opposite the
Grand Hotel. deo-lm
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KTANTED-ENGINE buy for cash, an
w engine and boiler of to 6.horse power;
must be good and cheap. Adderss, giving
price, style and make, p. o.. Box 80, Bethany,
Butler county, o. de2l-3t
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TOR RENT-=RO OMs-One or two, furnished
I neat and comfortable, for one or two gem
tlemen or man. and wife, with or without
boaId, IN private family; no other boarders. at
~ W. Eighth St ~.S dex9-2t
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| NTED-BOY-Sixteen to 10 years OF
} w age; must be good penman, and wiling
TO work for a small salary at first. Address Z.
| o. Box 1866. deS9-2G
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NTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
w formerly of ia Race street, are located
ut the ''Sun Saloon" 70 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
ut ali hours, day and night. nol7-2m
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
BUERKLE,S FUR STORE,

2S1 Vine street, near Seventh Large stock of
Ladies', Misses and Childr ms Furs. Gents
IEur Caps. Collars and Gloves; Buffalo aud
Fancy Robes, at actual cost prices. Call and
examine before buying elsewhere. de17-1Ot
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LOST. /.

r oST-PuCKET- BOOK Containing sum
liof money, in Spring Grove, or between
to the gate-keeper and receive reward.
de99-2t
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STEVENS, BOOKSTORE,

80 West Fourth street. Large stock. Fair
prices. Everything new promptly received.
Visits and correspondence solicited. del BOT
BELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHERS,
: No. l6D West Fifth Street. au26-tf
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TNOR RENT-ROOM--A Nicely furnished
II room, very comfortable for two gentlemen,
large clothes closet, gas, and iire Wiii be fur
and Seventh streets. M dec7-tf
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TXTANTED-POSITI take charge Of
w some mercantile business, city or coun-
try, by live man of large experience; can
give A references as to character and ability.
Address A.. PHILLIPS C0vedale P. o., ONO.
des9-yt
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A GENERAL ELEcTroN

MADRID, Dec. 20. The Spanish Gov.
ernment has ordered general election
to be held on January 10 next, and the
opening Of the Cortes on February 10.
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yKTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That d.
w CAVAGNA u SON have new lot of fine
Boneless Codhsn, and splendid line OF
Groceries. 1y26-tt
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LvOR RENT - ROOMS "A gentleman and
IT wife, or single gentlemen can obtain first
GLASS board. with finely furnished roome, in a
private family. aas West Fourth street. Re-
fercnces required. y deS9-3t
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ADVERTISE.
Observation-Disclosures

wv ANTED- DRESSMAKER = A good
wv dressmaker who can run Singer ma
chine. Call at No. 160H w. Third st. 1T
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EOR SALE - LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
lS one Of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
leges. Will sell cheap Address s. 2. e., Box
o, city, oclS-tf
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AWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
M MARTIN, at AZ W. Fifth ct. jy15-d
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VKTANTED-Parties who contemplate mov-
w ing their household furniture, to leave
orders at III Monmouth street, Newport, KY.
whpre furniture cars will be furnished at short
notice. Pianos carefully removed,
da16-tf ADAM SCHW ETHER.
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FOR RENT.

TsOR RSALE-COUNTER- ia feet long, Show
Il case and shelving, all for $25. III. HE'S
SELBR0CK, l7S Broadway. lt*
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VNTANTED-GAS FITTING-At P. T. COZ
w FEY'S, 1C6 West Sixth street. He works
for small profit Try him. de-9-3t*
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LNOR SALE-LAND-7O acres OF choice bot
ID tom land, all In cultivation, on railroad
and near station, 15 miles from the city.
Address H., Star Office. oc9-H
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LNOR SALE-LAND-l43 acres of land, IS
IL miles west Of the city; upland. Address
f., Star Office. oc91
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE--SITTING DESK--Cheap. APP
IL ply n. @. cor. Jonn and Laurel sts. de29-8t
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EOR RENT OR RSALE-PIANO-A splendid
Il Steinway Piano, on most favorable terms.
Address W. r. L., Lock Box 30. deA-4t
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VTTANrED-PARTNE or active;
wv to take one-third or one-half interest in
patent, just issued by the United States, tnat
every one will need this winter. The amount
required is from $1,000 to 5000. The patentee
will wait on those giving their name and ad-
dress, with reference. 100 per cent can be re-
allied, In New York alone, this winter Ad-
dress \. c., rhis Office. de24-3t-F, NV +
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VNTANTED-PARTNE $1,000 capt.
w tai in the wall paper and window-shade
business; have over 20 years experience In the
business, and have large trade Address,
with full naine j. E., sra w. Eighth ST. deT-3t
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-15
Summons.

In Tie Probate Court of G.ilxtin county
in the Territory of Montana
George w. Monroe, Plaintiff, vs. H. W.
futile, Defendant.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana
send greeting to u w. futile, the above
named defendant: You are hereby re.
quired to appear In an action brought
against you by the above named plaintiff
70 the Probate court of Gailalln county,
Montana Territory, aud to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten jAys
exclusive of the day of servlce) atter, The
service on you Of this summons, It served
10 this county, or it served out Ut this
county, but in this Judicial district, then
within twenty days, osherwisc within
forty days, or judgment BY default will
be taken against you in accordance with
the prayer Of said complaint, copy OF
which accompanies this Writ>
The ssid action IL brought against you
TO recover twenty -four dollars and seven.
ty>flve cents, alleged TO Do due on account
and costs of suit. And you are hereby
notified II you fail to appear end answer
- above required. judgment will be takeu
againtt you - specified and costs of suit
Given under my hand and the real Of
THE lst day Of December, A. D. 1874.
lSeal. H N. AAGUIRE,
Ex>oflicio Clerk.
+. +. EDwARDs, Attorney fol-. PIE.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-15

When old Sam Cr0wder. down in Pike,
was running for Justice Of the Peace. hls
wife, IN anticipation of the honors in store
for her. said, my dear. when you get to
be Justice of the peace what will l be ~
you" SAID old Sam, "why you'll be the
same old fool you always wss"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-15

At Bismarck recently, John Patterson,
while chopping in the timber near town,
was sho. and killed bv some person. un
n0wn. He had evidently been dead two
Or three days when found. Patterspn had
been married but'a few months, and was
most worthy young man. The citizens
have offered . reward of $500 for the de-
lection and conviction of the assassin.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-15

An Irish girl on applying for . stu.
ton, was asked by lady II she Was used
to early, rising. "Arrah!" excl lined Bid
dy,. 1T = carly rfsin' ye wanas. Faith,
always gets up, an has the breakfast ready
an every bed in the house made, before
there's soul in the house awake. An il
that airly enough for yer"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-15

| Extract Buchu !!
The ON, known remedy for
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And 4 positixa remedy for 0out, Gravel
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| Bzadder and Kidneys,
snermatorrirna. Leucorrbaa or Whites
Diseases Of the PROSTATE Gland, Stone u
the bladder. COlculus Gravel or Brickdus'
Deposit and Mucus or Milky Discharges.
M1,n1v'. 6zt1aet 1~eA's
Permanently cures all diseases OF the
Bladder, kidneys and Dropsical swellings,
-o,oon and childffki. no
mater n.,H what the are. Prof. Steele says:
Cone bottle Of Kearney's Fluid Extract
Bnchu is worth more than al other bu-
chu's combined"
Price One Dollar per Bottle, or SIX Bot
ties for Five Dollars.
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Send stamp for Pamphlets, free.
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TO THE -
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On al diseases of the Sexual or Urinary
Organs (which he has made special stu
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Those at distance can forward letter de-
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Physician & Surgeon. 1O4 Duane st., n. Y.
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Preprietou Of he
OLD RELIABLE STANDARD
:,
GaNa1in MATS,
00zENAN, II. =.
Our brand " Flour swsys stands
II tie Head o. SJbe Harriet.
We have all the modern facilities for
aakitg good dour, and our mills are I'm
or t6e supervision of ~ experienced mil.
y. We have also in operation two
plsndid
o.
Steam Threshers,
he best in the valley, which have proved |
iRhIy satlsfactOry 70 those employing |
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-17

Tar LAyfyoS 1gwsrArssss.iss.S
bers Who u ut Glse express notiess /. r y
trary ars eoasdsssl . wishins : n
thsir subsetiptjeas.
9. II any Subscribers order Ia =
asee Of .tbeiS newspapers. TIE psi;s
co0tjnue . sesd them until all arres. 4
psil.
3. II subscribers aeglect Or REIN. I. ]
their sewspspers from the olice !. II
they ars directed. the law holds ths. =
sibIe until they have settled the hin
dered them discoatisued.
I. II subscribers remove 70 OIL.
without Informing the publisher. and 4. -
pagers sre sent 70 the former direet;. =
arc bid responsible.
5. The courts have decided that ,.xss
take newspapers from the oiIice, Or 49,
and leaving them uncalled for, il pr;.. 4
evidence Of Intentional fraud.
6. The postmaster who neslects = -
legal nstics Of The sesIect VI : per,n ~
from the stice the newspapers ald,.s
him. il liable TO the publisher for tie n !
ton price.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-17
RUN AND RUIN.
AZ XLoQUExr APPEAL.

We o. 10.
We offer no apology for the publ
cation of the funeral address, which
appears below. 1t contains very
much good and needed advice, which
is given in that spirit of generous
kindness and considerate regard
for the feelings Of others,
which distinguishes Mr.. Strong in
all Of the walks of life; and we are
sure that every reader of the World,
whether he elects to follow the good
advice or not, will acknowledge, to
himself, that the structures contained
in the address on the vices of drinking
and gambling are just. The most ir.
reclaimable drunkard, the most invet-
crate gambler, knows that his acts are
wrongs and ofenses against society,
and far greater wrongs and ofFeDses
against himself, and most admit it.
We do not publish it to benefit or
harm the dead. He is beyond the
reach Of either. But the living NAV
be reached audit isfor them we publish.
However much we may differ with Mr..
Strong concerning the real incentives
to, and proper basis of a genuine mo-
rality, or how far soever our lives
may diverge from the line Of our duties
as we see them, none will pretend that
q moral course of life is not better for
us all than an immoral one, nor will
any pretend that money spent fol-, rum
or at the gambling table is not thrown
away. A man may gamble all of his
life and not be q viciously bad man, but
gambling leads inevitably to drinking
excessively, and excessive indulgence
IN strong drink leads to all other vices
and to crime So the only safety is in
the avoidance q, both. Besides. there
is an infatuation about gambling
which sweeps away every. business
qualification Of its votary, and which
only one mind in Q million can shake
of. iias
hfa ggiltm9TI 6s.s sslsd ~ 1T,
NJ ErIrSne ri The sad event which
Is Inc .cc;is.on '.s,s -. ''s'ring is -.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-17

Huntington, Tenn, has. not he'd |.
marriage Tor two years. and tho Rirla
demand 70 know what policy tie Dem
S !. $ propose 70 adopt u the prem
s. - .''.ssiassip1 ~ II to- 81
An old edition Of sllorse,s ren~r..
Pny ssys: !" Albany has 100 dwsi1ins
houses md H3,lO0 itljs6jeants, ..sI|
s.snom s with thsif gable "a. 3e.tlss
st9eG = nssl-iA'sT - Ii.sasls a ~.
, Les Silent s3sis sltsr n Sucr~ ~.
Sl1el couqueref thah }Aeanotev ;''s !
or : strong arm.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-17

THERE Is seldom . line Of glory
written upon the carth's face but !
line Of suffering runs parallel with Il:
ana they that read the lustrous sylla..
Dies OF the one, and stop not to ieci.
pner the spotted and worn inscrint;on
u the other, get the lesser half q tina
lesson that hal earth has to give.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-17

WHICH ne leil, was made strong and
respectable by men who ought to have
dissolved such social compacts by
their unqualified disapprovai Of gam.
bling, and thus set at liberty this mar
and many like him who are held by
such social bonds. :
I'd. Attirst the loser. he, very natural.
~, hoped and desired to recover what
he had lost. You may say he should
have quit when he found that he
could not win, but that is a poor time
to quit where mans treasure il there
will his heart he. 1t is hard for a man
to quit the table where all has been tn.
ken from him. Hope and desire and
all his solitude for success held him n
the habit. sstfI ..~''-.''' -
ID. There is a fascination abont
gambling, too, which absorbs the
whole life Of man-whcther winner
or loser he is charmed on bv tho ex
citement of the gam, and the habit
seems to fix itself upon him like some
unnatural disease that requires . rir.
orous course of treatment to cure
Held by this trio of influences NV
friend Thompson was an unfortunate
player-always losing never winning.
He seemed unable to make . rood
deal The result was he lost not onlv
'his own money but borrowed and Loaf
until 'ha VS. hopelesely inxplved-then
madness md delifiufn- then sdeofh
! think the reasoning plain. e Sc Tf@s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
FRIEL &LAIRE
Adninistrator's Notice.

Whereas the Undersigned has this day
w been appointed BY Hon A. Foruaader, CircHit
Judge I'd Judical District, a. /, Administrator pro
ten q the Estate Of o. ]. HAREIs late Of Lahaina
Mani deceased Notice is hereby given TO al persons
having claims against the said Estate 70 present the
same properly authenticated. whether scared BY
mortgage otherwise, within SIX months from date
or be forever barred And all persons indebted to
said Estate are requested 20 makeinDediae payment
to the Undersigned, at his oee in the Court House
IN Lahaiua, Maai, and all persons having any pro-
perry or anything Of val1e belonging to the Estate Of
the said o. ]. Harris in their care OF keeping ara
hereby requested to deliver up the same tot the Under
signed at his Office Aforesaid
THOS. ". EVERETT.
Temporary Administrator Of Estate Of Q. J. Harris
Lakaina, April Z, 1875. 5s5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14
COMMERCIAL.


H0NOLCLC. APRIL a. 1875.
The mai stedrr- Nsaereear arrived THURSDAY morning
s la-r tha mails fr1u san Francisco and he usual
sut t ca-. she sailed agSin fJr Auckland aud sgd
-1i au i q the sane day, taking about 80 tons On
sr.-tl mlsiig sugar.
report the arrivals q the brig J B. Ford
@ SAL F-auliso o. Mr. ;. T. Wsisrheuss. and the bark
Cl- -uaI fg- Liverpool e1usisued 70 Mr.. T Il. Davies.
Ilsa vessels t-iug fal and desirable ca-Eoes.
no t-s Wm. "a. Allen arrived from Tahiti Saturday,
e.asaae5 20 A W. Ps-ce Co Brig Onward, from the
ls ct hru-s to between so aud ~ barrels q oil
l11 1alel fr betuccu-sessons. Whasshp Europa frum
tas same seduuL reports - tbis whale Oh.
A5z ne isra-turss the schooner Good Temrlsr for
saa Fuuc-a aud the Falkuburr Portland both with
-aa- as pr1d1,s. Alss schooner Gcasral Harvey On
t...aE cruise
r1 t Agate has beeu chartered to laSi Euano at Jarvis
-sI a1E vi sal sa-u1rryv. Two Eusno ships daily
ezsccl rts Pred Taac- Bel-se lago tons which sailed
@ saH Fanc c5 atout the time the steamer let sud the
ss-11l SIP fram other p1rt Neither q thess viii
t-.zE malls.
Tie uev thrsuas,si schooner Fr.th1 va loading AZ san
F-us-e - ths prt heu tie steamer lsft and viii be due
ha-s Agra -1.l
E=e . B. Frd VII Be- seen BY Advertisement, viii
i f- Fraussc5 sail woys and the bark earn
-aal t- Portland. o s.l iu al this moath.
Eg Asts acsay VIII leave f1r Portland latter part q
sE. ueaE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-14

HANDSOME FURNIruRE-we have seen flo,
specimen Of Cabinet In the form Of eentre-ta
Die, made by Mr.. G. W. Brown, Of Smith street Il
is made wholly out Of island woods and the number
Of pieces in 1t Is about 400 Of all shades and eoor
expressly for the Centepnial Exposition, aud be is
now making arrangements TO construct The choicest
table ever got mp In these parts He requests 10
solicit from parties any Of our Islands, who have
or can procure choice pieces OF island woods to send
them to him to Boles & Co, stating the uame Of
the wood and the price. Pieces IS Inches IN length
and irom to Inches IN diameter viii DC large
enough In this way the best material can be Sc
cured for work which will reflect credit on Hawaii
aud her mechanics.