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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

When the result was announced the scene
became almost Undesirable. Delegates
mounted their seats, and waving their hats and
canes, shouted, Hayes" The crowd in the
galleries was equally demonstrative.
Mr.. Frye, chairman of the Maine delegation,
at this point Of the proceedings, rose and said:
al know that this immense and enthusiastic con-
vention will pardon the il say just one word in
kindness and thanks to the glorious support that our
candidate, Mr.. Blaine, has received here. No words
OF mine cat express the thanks Maine gives to
you men who have stood by her as you have day
God bless you for ever aud everi We recognize the
fact that the convention in its wisdom has selected
the Hon. x. B. Hayes Us the standard bearer in This
next great contest for liberty justice, humanity and
civilization, and the State Of Maine accepts and in
dorses fully and completely aud reuees in the nomi.
nation. OF Mr.. Hayes Our gallant chiefiain, j. G.
81 line, in September next shall take the field in the
stale OF Maine Tor the man you have chosen and we
VIII sweep the State Tor Hayes 10y 10000 majority
and then We will 20 forward under the lead of Blaine
into the old Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,, and
we will sweep her, with their help, by 6OOOO ma
jority. l will close by seconding the motion that
the nomination of Hayes be made unanimous"
The nomination Of Hayes was then unani-
mously agreed to. Mr.. Blaine who was then in
Washington, Immediately teegraphed the re-
suit to Governor Hayes, which was the first
announcement which he received of it.
:" The nomination of Hayes appears equally salts
factory 10 the supporters of all other candidates
Upon none OF them could the choice have .alen and
lett so little Of heart burning 10 be alayed All con
cur In acknowledging the extensive ability spotless
integrity and unqualified patriotism Of HAYES and
while bis name does not call forth the spontaneous
enthusiasm which the magnetic Blaine inspired il is
conceded that the nomination thoroughly unites the
Republican party and challenges the confidence Of
frf,a a.
proud ofhs support in the face of the fsct Of the re-
cent persistent assaults.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

Nor less worthy of note were the kind and
fraternal words spoken by the British and
French Commissioners at the reunion at the
American Legation. Nothing could have been
more happily introduced than their remarks,
and the influence was felt at once by the as
sembled guests. We trust that under the new
era of prosperity which will soon dawn on
Hawaii nei, all will see the wisdom of the
great measure which, under the auspices ofthe
King and the American Government, has been
secured to US.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
The Presidential Nomination.

The Republican convention to nominate
presidential candi Hates met at Cincinnati, June
II. There were 753 members present. After
adopting the platform of II resolutions, the
balloting for nominee for president com
menced and continued through seven ballots.
On the 9TH ballot, Governor Hayes of Ohio,
received the nomination. The following pre-
seats in tabular form the several ballots had in
the caucus.
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VNCHAMBERs. CIRCUIT JUDGE. ana "a.

IN CHAMBERS. CIRCUIT JUDGE. End u.
n DlCIAL District. Hawaiian Islands. In the matter
OF the estate Of r. NAHAOLELUA Of Lahaina Maui de-
ceased.
Gu reading and fling the petitono OF KIA NAHAoIELUA
and KEkELAOKALANI the executors under wi N The
estate OF p Nahaoleua o. Lahana Maui ~ T. deceaaed
praying that time and place be for hearing and ar-
proving their final account such executors that the
property may be distributed according the provisions
Of will and they discharged from farther responsfv
10 ordered that tt ESDAY July Is 1875 az 60 A. ~ "a
the Court House In ahaina be apart time and
place for hearing idsDetltion parti- Interested
are hereby notified % attend and ease r any thev
nave, why said petition should not be granted.
Lahaiua, June, 18th, 1876.
30 597 Circuit Judge End IaiieiSi n,.s-,-, ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TN'THE SUPREME COURT or THE HA-
waiian Islands Before Associate Justice Judd. a.
Chamber
in re William f. Wright. IN bankruptcy.
Order Of hearing the question o. alleed ban
Whereas. order is issued this dar Marshas
take possession % the property u William r. WRIGHT %
kOloa. the Island Of Kauai. Hawaiian Islands. and
put his counting houses, store houses, Effects and
papers under lock and seal, the petition % id
T. Wight, alleging that he Il debtor tn amount %
thousand dollars, and finds himself insivent
and unahe to pay his debts, and praying that b. may
adiudged bankrupt
Now, therefore, It Is ordered that a. n O'Clock
day, the s5tn % Jaly, ise, at Chamber, IN Ioun.
be the time and place Tor hearing the slid poiou
deciding the question Of the said Wain5 D. WrEhrs
bankruptcy, disputed and that noice hereof BE- gwen
BY publishing this order Tor three
Honolulu Gazette newspaper.
A. FRANCES JUDD.
Justice Supreme Court
Attest Walter r. seal. Clerk
Honolulu, July 5th. is7a 5t-s1a.
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WEDNESDAY,. JULY 5.

IT is pleasant to note the satisfaction. which
has been so generally expressed, concerning
the centennial celebration in this city. This
comes not only from Americans, but from
French, English, Germans and Hawaiians Its
influence will be for good, no doub, for it
must tend to smooth any unpleasaTness which
may have existed. If the news ofthe passage
Of the Treaty had been received, the celebra-
ton could not have been more hearty and
patriotic than it was The programme was
very comprehensive and varied to suit the
tastes ofall classes. The ladies happily set the
ball of harmony in motion at their Monday tea
party, and it rolled on uninterruptedly through
the centennial day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
THE AFTERNOON FESTIVAL.

Interesting as were the preceding exercises,
the programme for the afternoon festival ap-
pears to have been the great attraction of the
day. By special permission of the Board of
Education, the Royal school premises. at the
head of Emma street, were obtained as the site,
and were not only the best adapted for the
purpose, but the most convenient. Under the
supervision of Mr.. Thomas Foster, a tent, so
by $50 feet, has been erected, with FIVE tables
running its entire length, capable of accommo-
dating 500 guests. This tent was decorated
with evergreens and flags of all nations, having
a motto over the front entrance Centennial
I77s-ls7e." The tables, which were under
the direction of Mr.. R. w. Laine and Mr.. Robt
oehlhoffen as chief steward, were amply pro-
vided with everything craved by the thousands
of guests who assembled there. II is needless
to describe this part of the proceedings There
was abundance for all who came, not excepting
the many natives who were present. It is es-
timated that not less than FIVE thousand
persons were present.
In response TO toasts offered, there were
several short addresses. including one fIom
His Ex. Attorney General Castle, DR.. Scott,
Mr.. Pilipo and others. Mr.. Pilipo's remarks
were on behalf of the representatives, who
were present as a body. Interspersed with
the other exercises were national songs from
the children and music by the band. Tho
reader will perhaps get a better idea Of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

IRoN=1LAD ExPzcTED.-The French Fhgate Ia
GdltssOnisse, which arrived in San Francisco on the
9th ofJune last. win probably touch here on her
way to Tahiti. She is an iron-cad OF second class,
II guns 4o7 crew. and bears the flag of admiral Peri
got commander in chic NJ the French forces in the
Pacific. She NAV be looked foS BY the 18th, but will
not probably briug any mail as sue would clear the
above portfor Tahiti.
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cOURr.-IN rHE NATTER OF

- the bankruptcy OF X. C. Klbby
Pursuant order issued day b. the Honorable
Charles G. Harris, Justice OF the supreme Court
Notice Is hereby giveF that saturday. the day %
July D., ls76, from ~ tnl o. The DAY and
hours appointed for the creditors who have en their
claims amounting % 500 over kruut
estate, % meet and elect their nssuets M matter
the Clerks Office OF the supreme Court az AoauI Hale
Houolilu, Island Of Oahu.
WALTER r. SF.AL.
CLERK supreme C1urt.
Honolulu, June 18Th, 1879. asa.
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Nu11cE s hereby given, that the enclosure at Maka-
bona ulss-ct of south kohsla, Island Of Hawaii set
Irl u-ace for iurnundinc estrays district
W :. MurHoNUA. Minister Of Interior
Tr above named enclosure viii be hereafter used for
the lfuunluc uf iu the District Of south Ko-
hs Island o. HAWAI- instead OF the enclosure at puuloa
fu-1narlF-
Jane - ls-6. = Krrr, Governor OF Hawaii
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Undersigned, duly Sworn before n
Justice Of Supreme Court. and having superior
Instruments prepared make Analysis Of Sugar by
Polarization Having assisted Col D. spaldng last year
to polarze his purchases Of refinery sugars confident
Of giving correct results.
wM. G. IRWIN
Honolulu, March 3ist 1876. $50 an
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05
BOSTOA AND HONOLuLu PIcKEI LINEI

rf4A e. Brewer A Co.-Ageuts. tx
49, srForable arrangements can alsaTa 81 slNlr
made for storage and shipment q on Bons Wl ie1 40
other handse % View Bedford. Boson. TorE and
'ia as5 Eastern Ports - Cash Adsaness s.ds.
Sa[ly G. lnEWEn q CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

>rF1Es-l- CuCHT--Nuticp is hereby given that Frank
HrSurr hs-- las thsiay been appointed Clerk OF the
Cui Duurt ~ the Fourth Judicial Circuit vice George
-. MlclE signed.
BY order Of Court,
wAlrln SEAL, CLERK supreme Court
Huuaiulu. June 26ih, is-C 5gs-5t
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aANrs ANp rn1zEs Il 20
Dancing from 5 till c O'Clock.
COLLATION. AT > O'CLOCK.

The sports introduced formed quite an at
tractive feature of the day particularly to the
natives who eljoyed them very much. They
were under the direction of Mr. p G. Jones,
who appeared to be the right man in the right
place. The creased pole and pig were both
won by natives, the pole being scaled by man
who had wit enough to carry his pockets fnll
of sand. The foot races afforded a vast deal Of
sport, particularly the sackrace, in which there
were dozen contestants.
During the afternoon and evening, the vota-
ries of the dance enjoyed themselves in the hall
of the Royal School-room, which had been
cleared of its benches and other furniture for
the occasion. The band had been engaged for
the day, and did good service, both at the
church and on the grounds during the afternoon
and evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

Department Of Foreign Affairs.
Ia ~ ENou-S % whom e may concern, that J. C.
el~anE ts- having thts day presented this Depart
uelt lls Commission from His Imperial Majesty the
Emperor az Germany and King Of Prussia as Consul Of
tde German Empire 80 Honolulu for the Hawaiian
Islands D. ne SD J C. Glade, Esquire, hereby nc
tuurad by order u the King, Consul Ger
man Empire a. Honoiuu, Oahu, and all his Official acts as
st arr ordered by HIS Majesty receive full faith aud
grsi.t tT tte authorities Of IIIs Government
Given unosr my hand and with the Seal o the
a. 81 Hawaiian Kingdom, at the Foreign Office, this
2iih day u June, A. d, 1879.
W. l. GREEzN.
aa--li Minister OF Foreign Affairs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

Isu q Busu- Esa. Second Clerk Of the Interior De-
Tar1refi has been Ihis dav appointed member OF the
Board c land Appraiser for the Island OF oahu I'M
Tl-a71 uf i--uf, W. D. Alexander. resigned.
ie Board nov consists ~ the following gentlemen viz:
e.. J. LYONS,
!. ". MAKaLrsSA.
JSo. =. BUSH.
". l. MoEHoNUA, Minister Of Interior
june "a. Is7E SIS.
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= tccoEpaNcE with the provisions OF Section eal
ne eva Code suitable enclosure will be constructed
Aul 80 apar Tor the impounding cf esrays at Puuana
A1lu ll Ire Dstrlc - North koua. Island Of Hawaii
W T. MoEHoNUA. Minister Interior
KAuCErzA b hereby appointed Pound Master for
shs above named pound 30 the District Of North ROna
Island df Hawai-
5. XIII, Governor OF Hawaii
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Kauai.


WHOLESALE.
= C-sueE Cooke. HBE street. Huuolulu.
D. y. -ell4sfar a Co, Merchant street Honaiulu.
D. ~ riir--ialn & CO.. Queen street, Honolulu
l-. hl E1ss-hlal-srs Co.. Merchant street Honolulu
q. p iasusllur. lueen street, Honolulu
- -sestrs q Dickson, Fort street Honolulu,
WHOLESALE SPIRIT.
lr IA H0Eschlarrer a Co.. Merchant street Honolulu
- D. Z. Llueiial a Co, queen street, Honolulu,
VICTuAII.ING.
1H a. Kans a 90. wauuku. Maui.
81 o. Nultf Queen and Nuuauu streets Honolulu
d. $40. NauuaLsa street. Honolulu,
o. a. ElliE, international Hotel, Honolulu.
HORSE.
o. g. n. NalprIapela. No &C. Honolulu,
d. AID No o.. Huu1lulu
Is o.. A. Morris No d and %. Honolulu
- e. keFia, No. 30 Honolulu.
- c7ua- 10 = and -. Honolulu.
"a ~. r. BerE, No. p Honolulu,
=. kllelaiIue- No. -. Honolulu
- NJ. H khIEllL No. -, Honolulu.
e. EalaHlEl1ua- 40. -, tiundlulu
- Pa. No =, Honolulu.
-a :. @. Tsi5ua- No. - Honolulu;
-. Wahiue. No. ~ Honolulu.
=. 81. .. AElu. No 81 and 81 Honolulu.
~ Nlnl 30. .. Hunniuiu.
e. a. Eely. No. - and %, Honolulu,
-. ElIEola, No. as Hon0luu.
al. Alu. 40. sG. Honolulu
BUTCHER
De- o. BU1lelulaun Kolua. Eauai
CAKE PEDDLING.
s. AM
%. Do ral.
~. AEG
q. Ai1uE
=. Alma a AEai. 5ss
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Licenses Expiring in June, 1876.
ETAIL

ETAIL.
Oahu.
J. Tii1Iuas Lack. FI-i stree:. Honolulu.
1-rs. g. az. fslaas FurI street, IIouuulu,
laslia q Dsase. King street, Honolulu
q. 81 lTsll. FUrt street, Honolulu,
r. NllIlaE, MlInaEf4 street. Honolulu,
= A. slruegs Nluauu street. Honolulu,
b. a. T. Nulfs corner Queen and NuUanu SIS, Honolulu
la e. j l-llnies llsl Market, Honolulu
ra y o. llrls Fu-1 street, Honolulu.
lla aLafa 4 A. kal. kahkua. kUUIaup1EU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

D. Olde hundred Allie ye nngeres,
n. Bale fych as be 70 myndede, il theye be
pofeffede of ftronge lvnges and a mvlckle care
maye be priueedgede 10 rife and synge in We cho-
Tvffes of We fonges.
n. B.-Whereas, no collection willie be takene
vppe aie ye clOfe Of ye supper theye VIII haue lefe
yr pvrfes ate home neede not departe while We
fyngynge fhalle be endede
N. B.-Bye realone OF ye erowde VIII maye be inne
attendance, ye iytheing-manne Phyneas Stark
weather hattie inftrvctione to fommaylie ejecte ale
boyes VIII do 10 any wye acte vnfeemlie.
n. B.-Brother Peabody willie wuiche We horfes
and wagons VII maye be tyde inne We fheddes, lefte
peraducntvre certaine wyekede boyes maye fteale
rydes in ye fame.
n. Bye Spinette VIII is Tfede at ye Tea Parie
Is kindlie fyrnfht by mine hoste Allyhe Herberte,
whose goodness deieruethe praise.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-07-05

IE o. BUllsiuaun, E0lua, Haual.
CAKE PEpDLTNG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-08

THE CouRrs.-UsIrED STATES DIS.
TRIcT CoURr--Jud9s Jackson.-On account
Of the funeral OF Col. Allison yesterday,
this court did not meet until ! Pm.
The afternoon was occupied with the
trial OF Arthur F. Cunningham, upon an
indictment for a violation OF the postal
laws. A jury was empanelled and the
case continued until to-day. Cunning.
ham is defended by james Morrow, il,
and A. B. Fleming, Esqs., Of Fairmont.
In the case OF the United States va. the
Harpers' Ferry Water Power and Manu-.
featuring Company Of West Virginia, and
others, in chancery, the joint and several
answers OF A. B. Plant and others were
filed by II. H. Blackburn, Esq, Of ClarkS.
burg. and general replication thereto by
the District Attorney.
The grand jury were occupied during
the afternoon in the examination OF
quite number Of witnesses, and having
no. concluded their labors, were adjourn.
ed over to 9 o'clock this morning.
Court adjourned until Q o'clock this
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-08

The LATE WM. II. TASES.-The sud-
den demise Of Mr.. VIM. II. fancy, which
occurred at the residence Of his mother,
1914 Chapline street, at an early hour
yesterday morning, caused q general
feeling OF gloom among his many friends
in the community. Only few days ago
he was in the enjoyment OF good health,
and upon the street rs usual. His disease
was sub.acute rheumatism, and his condi.
ton was not considered dangerous until
within two or three days before his death,
during which time he was unconscious.
Mr.. fancy entered the RegiIer Office when
mere boy, and gradually worked him.
seltup until he became u member Of the
firm. He was connected with the Register
in various capacities from the time OF
It's commencement. When only twenty
he succeeded Mr.. J. ST. ]. ClarkSon as
editor. oil, the. old Sunday News, and.had
charge OF that paper until he was called
to the city edi,orship OF the Register, in
January, 1874, position which he filled
up to within few weeks Of his
death. lie possessed q kind and
generous disposition, which won
him many warm personal friends. 1t is
sad indeed for one SO young, and with
such bright future opening up before
him, to be thus suddenly cut Of. The
afflicted relatives have the sympathy OF
the public in their bereavement. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
2 o'clock, and viii be in charge OF the
Knights Templar, Of which deceased was
a member.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-08

READ AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF
Many valuable discoveries and much use
full knowledge Is kept from the world, be-
cause Of the immense expense in making
them known to the people. This is not
the case with BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP,
although but few years introduced into
this country its sale now reaches in every
town and village in the United States. it,
wonderful success in curing Consump'
ton, severe Coughs, Asthma, and all 9TH
er diseases Of the throat and lungs, was
first made known by distributing every
year, for three years, over 400, 900 bottles
10 the afflicted, free Of charge, by Drug
gists. No such test Of merit was ever
given before to any other preparation.
Could you ask more? Go to your Drug
gist and get bottle for rs cents and try
i. Sample bottles 10 cents. Wholesale
agents, Logan, List & Co., ard Laughlin
Bros. 4 Co. eod&w
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or SIX copies for SO %, without extra copy: Pst-
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Rack Number can 10 supplied al any time.
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the Numbers for June and ererlhsr d cara ysHr'
when no timO Il specified, Il will Ge understood
that the subscriber wishes 10 begin With the hTst
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A Complete ket Of HdrptrJ Ad11EiAf. now COM
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LOOK Our FOR THE CARs.-Thc num-
Der of persons of all ages and sexes
walking on the railroad tracks within
the city limits is simply enormous, and
yet few accidents occur from this cause.
On Water street, Centre Wheeling, yes.
terday, engines were switching cars, both
freight and passenger, which lent
additional zest to the wayfarers, rs
a good number would jump on the steps
or any other projection OF the cars
and ride from few feet TO a block,
TO their inward delight, but much to the
dissatisfaction of the railroad employees.
We watched quite intently couple OF
cases, thinking 10 secure an item, but
have nothing 10 chronicle under this head,
save the recklessness Of some people that
face death and jeopardize life for the sake
OF merely stealing free ride few blocks,
nj most,
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A HIGHLY inebriated individual was
arrested by Officer Henry on Market
street, near the Register Office, yesterday
afternoon, and escorted TO the lookup.
While passing Adams & Lucas music
store the prisoner fell with his entire
weight against the large plate glass win.
dow, and those who observed him expect
ed 10 see him pitch headloug through the
glass into the store. Strange 10 say,
however, the glass did not break.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-08

PERSONAL MEN11og.-Rev. J. McKen-
dree Kelley Of the Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church, will deliver a lecture up at
Claysville, Pa, on the evening Of the 22d.
Mary McMannis, the Bellaire child
murderer, has plead guilty to the charge
OF granddaughter.
lion. E. T. Sheppard, tormerally OF Ca.
dig, Ohio, but for the last seven years
Consul at Tien Tain, China, is en- route for
home and expects 10 reach China this
week.
Mira. Henrietta Chanfrau, the actress,
who has many friends In this city, Is con-
fined to her bed in Pittsburgh with ma
larial fever. Her engagements, OF course.
lay over until she RECEIVERS.
Mr. Lee a. Riley, Of Pittsburgh, is at
the Mcclure.
Billy Emerson's famous California
minstrels will be the first amusement at
the Opera House, appearing on Friday
and Saturday evenings next, December
10 and l6.
Mr.. John 7. Harris, Of Harris'ille,
Richie county, is spending q few days
with his father, Gen. T. NJ. Harris, in
this city.
Manager Hamilton returnedto the city
yesterday from Steubenyille, where he
has been playing Logrenia.
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MEETING OF PAINTING COMMISSIONERS.
..s;The Commissioners Of Public Printing
met in the Auditors room at the Capitol
Yesterday, and opened the bids received
Tor supplying the State with printing pa
per and stationary for the two years COM
mencins with January next The Com
missioners are Auditor Bennett, Treas
urer Brady and Col. Byrne, superlntend'
emf OF Public Schools. There we're Jour
bids for the public printing and binding,
viz: J. W. Gentry, the present Public
Printer; Jsmes B. fancy and W. J. John:
son Of ,be Rtgisier, and E. J. Gibson, Of
he Standard. There was only one bid
for supplying the State with printing pa.
ner aid stationery, that Of Brown &
Warner, Of New York, the present con.
tractors. The contract is, Of course, thus
secured to them.
We take the following figures from tho
bids for printing
Plain composition per 1000 ems-W.
J. johnson, 81! cents; James B. fancy,
IS cents; J. W. Gentry, 40 cents; E. j.
Gibson, IS cents.
Rule or figure work per 1000 ems
Johnson, 29l cents; fancy, 80 cents; Gen.
try, so cents; Gibson, 40 cents.
Rule and figure work per 1000 ems
johnson, 10! cents; fancy, % cents; Gen.
try, 90 cents; Gibson, so cents.
Press work per token-Johnson, 199
cents; fancy, % cents; Gentry, % cents;
Gibson, % cents.
The Commissioners have not yet award.
ed the contracts for printing and binding,
but, Us will be seen BY the above figures,
It Is highly probable that the Regts!er
Office will secure it either through Mr..
Johnson's or Mr.. Taney's bids.