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, 1876-07-07

In tho Rrlt Of Stanley y. Sexton VA. Henri NJ,
Curtis, Judge Farwcll yesterday approved tie
report Of Henry N, ShcrWuod tl.u l,evciyer,
which wMs l!led some weeks ago, al,l ordered
1lin to declare dividend Ut III per cent To the
creditors Of tue rn Of II. NJ. Curtis, provided,
however, TINT II either purity notify ulu Receiver
before tho payment Of any rlnim tlat sucl,
claim Is disputed, he shall not pay It until It's
validity bo established. The Receiver Is also to
mike biii OK Bafc tu Frank Z. Yutcs vi the ILL.,
terest in thu tug "B M.," sold to lin con-
dttionaly so'l'e time ngo; To sell to Curtis ccr.
to c0l3Gct tho gnaall acGOunts mentioned III Ills
report. ,, -.
hcar motions of cause, " wl!sn losl sos agrco
to take up motion, and will not co1upcl attur-
nGya to intend Court On nny notice.
DIVORCES.
Mira Dexter died tor IN yesterday against hcr
Elizabeth i. 1oncs aIsu wants divorce lecau,o
q tta cruelty nnd dsahkunnuss OF hor huaLA,.d,
Mesars. George wislar!, Maltor Hut!or, Charles
surointud Masters ta Clance1y u tlts Circuit
Caart BY tho juaxYs q ..at Soasl and itvnry Wai.
% WAo paeenes tatthef ia s:tAu aet y o''"' o00a'
III thr n,attut Of tho bankruptcy proceedings
agalnst tho 4ioGe insurance company, ths attof-
tho United 6tates Circuit Court. fur rsvluw ol lilo
nndlnk Of Judge u!otgutt. adjulcating 1t bank.
UNITED STATES COUNTS.
The Hartford Fire lnsara.cs Company filed BILL
a7AInst Richard ]. and CynsAln .. lnnl.clI, \. H.
lsNndall apl about furty.lvo other defendants tu
fuEeclusa d lrukt.dceA for S3b, tNO Un tho n. III
fsot Of Let Q, liiock 81, tn thu orgtnal town Of
fs, iofsfo 81 al s0s ~ s @ 81 esra Il, ss e: s
Eo!Ian.bsv's ;sabiivtsion u Hoek 81 IL ths Canal
5astss. % !, n, sesa'y'ste y t Iac r. r. w n a,.G
j. L, booth nled BIZ! ngal,tA. William ltckara
md David san!uus, md lnothur against Charles
and Horny l.. Bennett 10 restrain them from III.
fFnging his patent for III improvement in grain
BANKRUPTCY aArraRs.
John ]. 1lcflArd7 WINS adjalfcatcd bankrubt,
sUrRltloH COURT IN uRtkp.
George r. 9auer began suit for u, 600 against
'A CIRCUIT COURT,
@, @. lolt0n 1led d bill yesterday against viii.
fam l.. and Ilo1anua j Church and IheUdpru H.
on Lot II, block W, In k!stou's Addition t. Chi.
Giehs., Koeley sued Charles clesye. 10, u, 600,
D.. ireland aud Il i. D!uyess..
-: Il. l!aEdnr sued benjamin Newman for
john Taylor nled petition against Sarah @,
nFown, Warrop 81. brown, Thollas Parker, Jr.,
len 10 tho smoant ii S4,pio 90 Mss. s't sa.ah 9.
UFowhts property on tho southeast coEucE VI LIKE
aysnuo aud Douglas place.
cA1AIAAL coDA1.
JOHN etsuchmnn wAa tried far ''fulso iMprison-
Tsa %Tsah" toa1d @ guilty. and given ten days III tho
rx.hek Crasin was tried for an aAsault with In.
n. 70 kIl, 1oand guilty, and given csht years Ia
The fsditsntiufy
5ohu WaituIs Sss tF.ed Tor an aAAaul. with tn.snt
, 1876-07-07
The lfoR.Houncor,

Tho above u the na1lso Of Simple deyico In
N. T., 70 iaduco dogs to Inoya from tLe cars II
which they AEc transported Into tbs ward, Pigs,
y ruls ass ,s.,, ne. !, q aeeommodatisg isposi.
tlons; en-! Whea @ y comes s9 prevailing upon
Ea.yway, tho first onea TINT staft UPON tho piauk
are apt " decline to proceed further. md
30 block the egress Of tho rest This ncccssi.
tatcs Ill astonishing anount of patience and
mud, u courss, oftou delays . catfIo-traln 1or
stilia time. The auw invention Tor teesualiiJg
thv animal TO pAss ri. Is tho hog bouices, maiol
BY bringing one e,ld of thy gang plank 10 y
two doat!u earsprnga aro p'aco4l, i pow.
erful .lryer and & s,Htng catcl. col1u,leta
tho device. lscfosv ihn cas-dooE Is
opened, the piatform Is carried down
the catyh Is i!aukud. Tho i"ss nrc llcn allowed
, 1876-07-07

conIIne to tic statcf7,cn.s male In court, onc
hontws'nan was seated TN the cafiaI bank with
ltrr tnhy, wl'en anotcr went mp u, her, and
after some preliminary words t.,ok the baby
from her AflA flung It down. Then shc ee!zcd
the mother by th,, i,sIr, nj which she tore like
atgress, and having thrown l,rr on tho ground
kicked her IN the most mcrctless fashion, about
tie hrni,I, fdcc, nntl breast with her from
tnulintml clogs. At length, some men
intcrterctl, nttlcrwiae tie infurlatci creature
might have Kicked her VI lin to death. The u.s.
salnnt was yesterday taken before the tnagis-
tratcs, when Il, her ieltOw-lAatwomcn sIlo a|}-
pcarcd III hcro!c light sonc of them saying tie
dgl!t whs perfectly fair and challenged one,
which should hare taken place In field, a.
there were Mts on the result. The magsstratea
The victor to Jail for ono month with hard labor.
, 1876-07-07
TILE COURTS.
Decision in an Important Trans
portation Case.
Rsporta of the Condition Of bankrupt
insurance Companies,
Record OF judgments and New
Suits--Crin1inal Business.
DECISIONS.

4 QUESTION on 4 CoHThACT.
In tho case Of the Chicago s: Alton Fns'roaA
Company, appellants, Va, tho Chicago, Whining
ton l. Vcrmilion Company, appcllces, an I'm.
portant question Wis raltcd a. TO tho liability OF
an assignee Of contract for tho obligations OF
fts assIgnor. 1t seems that In 1863 the Yer.
million Coal Company nadc contract with tho
St. Louis, Jacksonville Il Chicago Nailroah
Company, by which tho latter Company ngrccd
to haul al the coal OF the Coal
Company which Was to be used In Wcnona from
stsoator to Wcnona for s. q carload, tho Coal
Company furnishing tho CARS. No provision wns
made that tho asstgns Of the contract should DC
bound by 1t. Tho st. Louis, JacksonTtl!c u
Chicago Roalt in 1870 was sold to tho Chicago u
Alton noat, and the Vcr,nlllon Coal company
was changed into tho Chicago, Wilmington ~
Ycrnillon Coal Company. The Ch'Ago ~
Alton lsoad, however, for three years continued
to transport coal frum streator to Wenona lor
81 car, hut II, 1873 suddenly began 10 charge
~ chr, The change being made at tho passage
OF tho law aga1nst discrimination by ra!lroa'ls.
About go cars of coal were transported nt The
latter rate, whcn the Coal Company brought
suit to recover tho Of SO car over ~ ior'
h,er contsnct, md recovered ltsuyheht loi ~
The Chicago b Alton Road contcnlcd tint no
contract Ind ever been made to carry coal at 81
car load, md mono could ba implied, and that It
was not hound 10 dp 80.
Tho supreme Court, however, held that appellants
were t,ound by smell contract That the st. Louis,
Souni BY sueh contract, md Tint appella.s. having
bouunt tint road. and continued fur three years TO
carry coal t the former rats Soaid ut is' S'qi 3
cStiid become bpncacsrius Hereunder and have all
Tt1o aet Of tic General Assembly to prevent ex
toftIon and unjust Discrimination by ratlroadH DID
, 1876-07-07

Homer Cook, Assignee Of tho State Insurance
Company, fled his monthly report yesterday,
which makes tho following showing:
Gash, Juno 1..:... .,..Sl, 7DR
-, Total al.'.........'-...... ..............SI, !ta
l,oof
Cnsh on hand. 7O1
Thc Assignee also tllcd'a petition setting out
that about u year ago II. W. bishop, the As
signee at that time, lAd flied petition astug
~ be allowed to make an nsscssiMunt oil the
capital stock Of tho Company 10 pay tic re-
Lannug claims, on which petition, lloweyer, no
assessment hnl been eyer malc,, owing to the
fart That the exact amount To be COLLECTED
could not be asccrtaincd until some questions
were first decided Us to the liability nf George
c. Smith and tho right Of tho National Loan
and Trust Company. to hayc setofl.
Mr.. Cook, therefore, asked TINT ho
sessncnt to pay np tho rcnalnIng 10 per cent nf lie
ais t6o ss.essn,oSt st directed tsat ali prossod.
To.day Judge 6rummond viii hear tho argu-
Wents ~ tho rule against George e. Smith on tho
TiIA tlltKAT wEsrRItN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
The following Ia nr' nl'stract VI the nuntily re-
port Ut q, W. Upton, Assignee ot the drcat WcBt-
crn Insurance Company:
CaHt on !aHd June l.... si0, 5ta
Collected Ance.. ..................,... D.11D
Dividends raid IN 'iuac.... ....sio, Ill WV
Other disbursements. Uo3- 10. TO
ualaneo on hsnd :. .................. ). siv, l4o
Tho Asnignee nIto reports Tint, in psssuancu Of a
,o naio compromise with iarc r.n.Tcr s of lava
creditors aga!!lat whom Judgments On stock Ind
been re- Seco@ysrsd. @ The amount of thcao Judgments
$1H, GU0 Of which So OO 1lla bucn ,aid md the r-
, 1876-07-07

tIpH aALE-Un EXCNASGE-6+0 AND g41 WEHT
T. Statlson.st. fnuutrs Of ii. II. SMALL us DtAs.
tr,rn.st.
lut ~ feet ffnnf on MtrHan av., Sixty .Atat.
II. HESRf q. YOUNG, Iedotn g, Ery4n flock
I,Oit sALE-Tll1LTr.sEv 81, .pESIHAHLk
j. brick hDHsr: lot 3n1lD feet nn Thirty seventh.
A.. Fills Park. SNYDER LEE. Kendall 1s!ld.
Ing. toathwcst corner Ut Dc4Sbo+n and WAhfnR-
tHn.stA.
, 1876-07-07
SEWING MACHINES.

A IL tAns. MAKES. AND Styles or KLEuASr
~ sSwlnH e. Inach!ntt wArtruted ycarsi tuck.
tAsh ha,f regular psicts. THuNAB IT, MARTIN, .U
4 IL. KINn3, ASSORTMENT TlIR LAliGEST AND
a. aIsst 4, shs W. LpYs.s pseSs:, s4t!das,!S9
co. y. III anil 10 Nala*h.&y
, 1876-07-07

-
11ARTEEti WAATED-Wli0 has S3.u1 TO ~. III
CASH " lnSesl In eStahAcA tActMrnK tu.I
less that IL AND pfvGtahls M OesE eleslAk
AhAlpat!ou. A1lGli ~. TEiI4ltt uEiGe.
, 1876-07-07

taSc and lot at Evanston: e2b down. and $ia mouth
iota !. FsrK I;tsr: si -: on,y ssm d@wn ia fo
aY nss FIJI !an? w gs sSsn On oHe % q tho aoso
Tor sh1.E-slr WILL uur A ngAur1Pti, Lot,
Que 1inck trpIn depot, zt i.aafange. miles from
EhtckKn ftl IN and & nnntttJ: caeapeAt nrnr"ny
nlrraty 0M lN:A HlmNN, H9 laSoIlc..t. Ho,n !.
, 1876-07-07


A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS HuYS HALF IN.
tsrstt T. an ~ established cash business paying
*@yO monthly. 10 LA'alle.at,. ltOuu ~.
A A son PEI. MONTH CAN ne MADE ~
~: ~ actxe men In thr country with $50 70 500
rntataf. GATES. ltklM III ~ Ucatburn-at, =
1lAKEKy. AND CoSFEcTloSEGY. WITH OVENS,
~ for aa1e uF rxchnnVe. Addrcas II ~ Tribune
1NRuG STORE FON SALE. FOR iXF0lMATi0N
~ h x!tsrc 1ocntr. prtrr And lnaincAa, addfesA
MERCHANT. 1ox II kala:,lasov. Mich.
l,On sALE-iiAT. CAI'. AMI FCK NUsiEEsS-
Tue entire Htlck hI HntneAG Sf the late H. StAtf,
.l5 SurFinr-s. Cleveland. o. consisting u full 1iuu
Of g.ss krit In nEtt.claa Int. cap, and fur store,
with ltuf!t for sale liberal tctH Dusfuess Ut yJ
yrnFA aiandlHK pH ,~tcnlnfn address &. RANSOM,
Administrator. Cleveland q.
1r0K sALE-MEAT MAHkF.T on WEST MAflIsVN-
II IT,. doing large cnah hlHhrss 81 accnlnt VI lcuv.
in- thy city, Mns l Mid By July 10 for tast, IAd-
rsYA cis7, Tribune uIllcr.
(..HAlS ELEVATOR Ft,Ii sAI.Y-IN 4 apIENDiD
Sratn tGIusry. hit aurt distance frutn Ghjragp;
Errat chance tDr *oNG Chicago cptntH%~iHn uttst T
business. Adur'Ks =. Tribune ot3!rc.
no AGRICULTURAL 1MrLxMENT -MAKEIs-T
VIII lltrHst for Western territory, a1li furnish pa.
trfs u parties 1rnus to make and sol tlsG Chapn
Grain rllli a+ ccn nlEEHfArtnfri surcew.tully Tor
My ycars At the East nit, has 1hc st record At Cent
CatltIty. n. y, ~. 80 "
, 1876-07-07

RuOdlEA. FURNITURE. AND MEistiIANDIsE
AtUtu1 In 1Te pfduf wArufousu lts Wa4t NuilIueEt
hnAey advanced 70 any su1ulut xt luvsss ratus.
WEsT sipK sTohAuE, AUCTION AND CON ;.
~ !n!ssaoa iionst fu4. 10. II. u, and III Eutih
GTi:alfseIists and uthets nselnY money foE sbsFt
lOWyst u thu city. e
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.-.........,-. DIVORCES.
ntv0ncEs LEGALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
eot material! Ese sfsf tscire ,Ho.t tity retercAsSk
Nlv0IlCEs I.EdALLY AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
eyery stAts &,d Tertiary for tueulntaliplltli
sapeiieaes. 4. Go0D1!tll III sea.boin.s ] - ''s''
DtyoIscKs--AnHNoy FIFTEEN YEARS RSrAE.
~ lislls4. H41lleas conu1cuuaL Law Aal ulTvrlu
Agency. Box .4s. ChlcaEo
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A A0EArg WANTED FUK THE uI1OEsT THING
~ ~, 9aL-t.a Magic COMPOUND. When ult1tl with
eny hk. eotlas Tllhuut EtAs brush. wafer. and Ii
shy Sopy9S Send stAup for circular. ll5 Aun-
~ Edud4 IN country towns; xuuL ra lskc Sis u Vii
re aays $I0 70 ~ feQuirtl Richards Fscklug c.,
, 1876-07-07
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Homer Cook, Assignee Of tho State Insurance
Company, fled his monthly report yesterday,
which makes tho following showing:
, 1876-07-07

Suburban.
Tn RESf5AT HIGIiwoOD AND HIGHLAND
iasK sn1ne desirable ates have hull, for haiu feeling
as;.te1 M that famlss tryinR taeln viii want 10 ptirs
@ MI Five rem FREE - any gI fatnra for 4un,-
dfcn. E. ASHLEY MEAlss> III Reaper bIact. ~'''''
TO l!EST-AT KESWouD-vEEY FINE FUf.
81 eonFcaicnces bcstre sel furrIurc Wilt l. III
new ArtlY Or address H.. i.1d ltaYaiic-vt Liam "
, 1876-07-07


GLpSlN0 OUT BELOW COST or ANttFACr
ultkant Parl9r l WlL chamber suIt+i price 60 Is
Fl60 II, i. MAlfT1N. t3i 6tatu.st, 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12
nowner,s Kerosene oil,

FROM BOSTON. ALSO,
Garden and Plantation Hoes No. and Mattoeks
c. S. Spades, shOvels, Scoops and Rakes,
Handled Axes, misunderstanding and Axe pattsrp
Rim Knob Locks, Chest and Padlocks, &C.
Clothes Pins. Raw Hides, Sash Cords, Sand Paper,
Sash Cord. syringes, Mucage Horse Cards,
sledges, champers, Horse Nails and Shoe Ink,
7 Hinges-5 to IA in. Timed Tacks-6 to IL in.
Wv, Paint, Shoe, Scrub and Varnish Brushes,
Self Heat Irons. Mason's Backing,
Corn Starch, Whiting, Metallic Paint,
Snow White Zinc, Eastern BroOms, Putty,
A large Assortment of Chimneys, Common, Clipper,
Sun, Perkins & Howes, &c
Lanterns, Kerosene Wicks &C.
few dozen of the best Patent Glass Preserving Jars
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12
queensland az the Centennial.

Queensland has never been slow 10 responding
to calls TO show what her people are doing. The
colony has exhibited wherever exhibitions were
open-inter-colonial and iEternatiOnal-in Sgd
ney, Melbourne, London and Vienna. We have
also had many exhibitions within our own terri
tory. and as q whole. the community has been
satisfied with the efforts thus made to illustrate
the progress of the colony. It has now been
determined TO exhibit at the approaching exhi-
biton in Philadelphia. Parliament has voted
$500 for the purpose, and, with the aid OF the ex
ceent collection of Queensland products in
London, it IS believed that creditable appear
ance will be made at the contest of nations in
America. Mr.. Daintree, the Agent Genera n
England. who goes from there as Commissioner.
is host in himself. He is well acquainted with
the resources of the colony-especiall well ac-
quainted with its mineral resources.
But, since the vote was passed, a new concep.
ton has taken possession of Queensland. Mr..
Amhurst preached the subject i: Parliament, and
since then the idea has been caught up in all
quarters, that we ought to get, as well US give,
information in America 1t was seen at once
that the opportunity was the best ever offered TO
learn what the Americans are doing in walks Of
life similar to these followed by ourselves. That
they excel in the arts Of colonization is beyond
question.
In settling people upon country IN It's native
widness, aud in the face of extremes of climate
and Of danger from active foes Of the white man.
The Americans are first amongst nations 1t was
natural impression, therefore, that IRON such q
people much could be learned which would be
useful TO Australian colonists, and by what has
every appearance of unanimous consent, Angus
Mackay, of the editorial staff OF this Journal, has
been selected as the man to get the information
desired. The Government responded to the call
promptly. Mr. Mackay was offered the response
Die task, and accepted IT, We are, therefore,
more than usually interested 10 what ia to trans
pire in America. next year.
The task Of Mr.. Mackay will be no sinecure. In
addition to attending the Exhibition with his
colleague, the Agent General, and seeing that
the colony has due prominence there. he is TO
look into the work Of settlement as carried on in
the countries on the Pacific side. He also, goes
into the Western and Southern States. From
the latter we trust to have reports that will be
instructive and interesting to the planting inte-
rests. From the West much should be obtained
touching sheep and stock farming upon the large
scale followed in these States California. Colo
RADIO, Arizona. and the neighboring States, ought
to afford US information upon mining. There may
not be much to be seen there that will be new to
Australian miners who are not slow in embrac-
ing improvements, but there is assuredly much
to interest. From all quarters we ought to learn
great deal that will be valuable to our agricul-
turists and mechanics; and especially valuable in
our road and railway making.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12
WrIting Papers.

ID ULED CAP PAPER-12 Il and 10 Ibs TO III
IL ream.
Legal Cap Paper-Ifand 10 ms. to the ream
Broad and Narrow Bin Papers.
Fine Ruled Letter Paper
Commercial and French Ruled Note Paper
ladies' BarOniaI Paper and Envelopes new StvIea1
Ladies' White and Pink Initial Paper and Envelopes
ladies' Plain White Initial Paper and Envelopes
great variety Of all kinds and sizes OF Envelopes,
I'm I'm. wHrrNEY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12

Presbyterian Synod Caledoniau Club Portland
Mechanic Blues; Welsh National EistedGOdd
Patriotic Order Soma Of America California
Zouayes Of San Francisco; an international re-
gntta; the Life Insurance Companies National
Board of Underwriters; State Agricultural So
ciety; I'd Infantry, n. G. of California; Phia-
delphia Conference, Methodist Espiscopsl Church;
Cincinnati Society; California Pioneer Society
American Dental Convention Catholic Tota!
Abstinence Union of America; Independent
Order Of B'nai Birth National Alumni Asso-
citation Salesmen's Association; 9Th Maryland
Regiment; American Pathological Society Mai
ster's Association Of the United Stntes; Army
Of the Cumberland; Humboldt Monument Asso-
citation Christopher Columbus Monument Assn
citation Board of Trade Convention Interna-
lional Typographical Congress Rifle Association
OF the United States; Centennial Legion Phil
adelphia County Medical Society; international
Medical Congress (; Old Volunteer Fire Depart
meut Of Philadelphia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12
HA WAUAN GAZETTE
AN INDEPENDENT JOURNAL,
DEVOTED TO HAWAIIAN PROGRESS.
Arr.angements for 1he Centennial.
To THE Enron or TuE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE.
The inquiries which reach this Office show so
insufficient an understanding of the International
Exhibition, that / have prepared statements Of
some important items which it is desirable to
make known. | trust they will impress you as
interesting to your readers, and that you will
publish them for the genera Information Of the
public. \. r. GosHoES Director General.
Philadelphia, October 2gth, 1873
The Act Of Congress which provided for ''ceIe-
braling the one hundredth Anniversary Of Ameri-
can Independence, by holding an international
Exhibition of arts, manufactures, and products OF
the soil and nine" authorized the creation OF
the United Centennial Commission, and entrusted
to il the management OF the exhibition. This
body is composed oftwO commissioners from each
State and Territory. nominated by the respective
Governors, and commissioned by the President
Of the United States. The enterprise, therefore,
is Il distinctly national one, and not. as has some.
times been stated, the work Of a private corpora
ton
The exhibition will be opened on May 10th.
1876 and remain open every day except Sunday.
until November 10th. There will be q fixed
price Of fifty cents for admission to all the build
ings aud grounds.
The Centennial grounds are situated on the
western bank of the Schuylkill river, and within
Furmount park, the largest park in promixity TO
great city in the world, and one of the most
beautiful in the country. The park contains
3,l6O acres 450 of which has been enclosed for
the exhibition. Besides this tract. there will he
large yards near by for the exhibition OF stock.
and farm of fOrtY-two acres has already beea
suitably planted for she tests OF plows, mowers,
reapers, aud other agricultural machinery.
The exhibition buildings are approached by
eight lines Of street cars, which connect with oil
the other lines of the city, and by the Pennsyl
vania and Reading railroads, over the tracks OF
which trains will also run from the North Penn
sylvania and Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore railroads. Thus the exhibition is in i'm
mediate connection with the entire railroad sys
TEN of the country, and anyone within ninety
miles Of Philadelphia can visitit at no greater
cost than that of carriage hire at the Paris OF
Vienna exhibition.
The articles TO be exhibited have been CLASH
fed in seven departments, which, for the most
part, will be located in appropriate buildings
whose several areas as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12
BASS ALE, pints &quarts

Blood Wolfe Co.'S Ale. pints and quarts
Tenneni's Ale, pinis and quarts
The eelebrHtea pig Brand " Stout,
NArteI's, Hennessey's and Robins Brandy,
Rum, Geneva, Sherry, Dunvillo's Whisky,
Finest Brands Of Champagne,
Nosells and Hook, Lelande's Claret.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12

apex. Every sort of frework cracked and
blozed, aud made cascades Of colored stars in the
heavens. The sight was marvellous. ThePrince
and his suite expressed themselves as highly
pleased. But still more emphatic was the hum
Of appreciation from hundreds Of Bedouins who
we're squatted about, like statues in white dra-
perry on the sand. Soon all was gray and cold
again, and the desert, and Pyramids, and the
lonely sad-eyed Sphinx, were left behind in the
gloom, while the Royal party galloped of to their
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12

ESPECIAL NOTICE. Subscribers wishing to
make changes in the list of periodicals taken,
should give early notice of their intention. 1t
is also well to have periodicals begin and end
with the calendar year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12
ENGLISH STAPLE Goods I

Prints, White COttOns, Grey shirting,I
DsuiuE, Blankets, Tveeds, Muslins,
Velvet Rugs. Saddles,
Pilot Jackets and Trousers, Fancy Skirts,
Ladies Hats, Mosquito Nets,
sax Umbrellas.
Towels, Handkerchief,
Skiraing, counierpAnes, MOleskin,
Grenadines. White Drills,
A fBe Selection Of Wool Shirts,
Fine Lases, Insertions,
Flowers and Fancy Goods.
Billiard Cloth, Austrian Blankets,
P0nehOs,
Canvas. BAggiug. Bags, Betting,
Waterproof Cloth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12

Juv emile 81!

a SIONG THE NUMEROUS BOOKS FOR
IA the YOUNG, for sale by the undersigned, are
Little Folks Picture Gallery,
The Chatter BOK-The Nursery,
Little Foks-Sunday Reading.
The Peep Show-The Boy Joiner.
st. Nicholas bound volume.
American Pioneer Series,
Mayne Reds story Books.
The Friendly Vsor-Chldreh's Friend,
And the unusual variety Of eoored cloth Toy Books
SOS I'm For sale by r. M WHITuEV
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-01-12
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Nnures Iallah Rookie
Fici0rai Family Register
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Whiiiiers Child Life, In Poetry
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Ellis' Qceen OF Society,
Jean Inreler Poems
Kehies Christian Year,
Figures Ocean World,
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IslngE Queen MAYA drama,
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Woman Of Sacred History, bound, full morocco,
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