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Moonlight V. TOrehlight.

Scarcely had the iron tongue of night told the
boar of twelve, ushering in the Centennial morn,
when a gathering Of several hundred of the
young men of our city-with some who were
not so ~young-formed in procession, and with
lighted torches faring in the face of the full moon
- envious moon"-and with various appropri-
ately Ggured tTansparencies, made the rounds of
the principal streets, cheering occasionally and
singing themselves hoarse with John Browns
body" &c. To draw it mildly-they made night
hideous.' and banished sleep. Al the Hawaiian Ho-
tel. they made loud calls for the Consul of The United
States. After alittle while, the pOrtly and dignifed
person of Or. Scott appeared on the front porch,
and spoke in substance, as follows:
Though it was an unreasonable hour after being reused
out Of bed, 10 deliver a speech; yet he could not refrain from
a. 10 r. mar, Of the world tn commemorate America;s com.
pleted centennial era, and the commencement Of 4 new enc.
At this hour here, it was about dawn in his own dear country;
and there the land was in a blaze of happy excitement to cele-
brate the event. And all civilized countries were with them,
and vieing in the display Of products, in the march of progress
during the past century. America could fear no comparison
Her territory had expanded during the time from an area not
square miles, or nearly the whole surface Of the continent Of
Europe; and from three million souls to over forty millions.
y WIN sai q II I mnna ssi rsn EsrtFIi nUn his s eo mrSr g could MD e eIIl,r' s y "fn
$7oO,O0OO eco worth Of products, had 10000 miles of railroad,
n1,.T c cent IJ fgtaT And !? such such was Al Sm lIic 81 nr ore " dpr.
ing the first cycle under many unfav0rabie conditions ana
difficulties, to what pitch Of excellence and grandeur may We
not hope it will attain under batter auspices during the next.
Yet Notwithstanding this greatness and progress Of America,
some people seem TO hold out the idea that His Hawaiian
Naissty's Government is aiming TO annex the United States t.
these Islands. However" said the Doctor, smiingly, as I
a not the diplomatic agent Of the United States. am not
able or authorized to say what may be the state of this SUP
posed negotiation" But the Doctor was inclined 10 infer from
the history and practice Of his country that she would protest
against such a procedure. Whilst America loves her little
sister nesting in these fowery isles of the Pacific, and helped
her over a century ago will her treasure and some OF the best
of her sons and daughters to assist her, TO rise IN The
scale of civilization and christianityi and is about 10 extend
the hand Of reciprocity; yet he felt, that America wished 10
more, than that this kindom should maintain 1t: independent,
prosper and grow IN strength, knowledge and wealth. me
Doctor then cordially thanked the assembled people 'r '"S
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,oRT OF HONOLULU. H. I.
AR

July liam bk w II Bessie, Frost, 16 days from san Fran
cisco.
I-sehr Ka Moi, Reynolds, from Kahului, Maui.
I-Schr Annie, kalauaO, from Wailua.
I-Stmr KiIauea, Marchant, from Hawaii and Maui.
I-Schr Marion, Lambert, from KolOa and Waimea.
2-Schr Mary Ellen, Peni, from kOhala-
2-Schr Ulama, Mana from Kohala-
5-schr Manuokawai, Kimo, from Nawiliwil, Kauai
Am bk Helen w Amy, Freeman, 10 days from
Trinidad, Humboldt
4-Schr Warwick, Jno Bull. from Kalaupapa, MOOkai
4-Schr Luka, Kaai, from Maliko, Maui.
4-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane. from Lahaina, Maui.
4-Schr Jenny, Ufama, from kona Il kau.
S-HaE bk Lunlilo, Masston, "a days from Port
Gamble.
6-Schr Prince, Beck. from Kona and Kau, Hawaii.
7-stmr KHauea, Marchant, from Hawaii aud Maui.
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The Procession Of Ha,querader,.

In the city OF Boston Mass, there has existed
ever since the early dys Of the common wealth,
an organization Of citizn soldiery, known as the
" Ancient and Honorable Artillery. In the
course of time, it became fashionable for a num-
Der Of the youthful wis Of the hub to bur-
lesque the annual pardes OF this company BY
appearing about the SINE time in masquerade
dress, aniteFaiively styli,g themselves Antiques
and Horribles and marhing through the streets.
TO the great Amusement Of the citizens. This
comical practice has besl iransplauted 70 Homo
lulH, having been seen IN one or Two previous
anniversaries OF America independence. There
were some City individ ais composing the com
pany on Tuesday morning. and 10 little wit and
Ingenuity was exhibited i th- groiesque makeup
az he characters assumed These were extremely
diversified. beginning with a startling representa-
lion OF Old Nick h!urrlf. with q barbed tail
and ending with . very atHral looking cooIie-
also with a tail. Oar spce wall not permit Of a
particular description { the various costumes
and characters, which wee wonderfully ludierous
and fantastic. Perhaps the most attractive part
OF the show was a bnd Of negro ministries
seated on the elevated platform OF a one horse
dray. arrayed in full pln!ation style and exag-
gerated tally up to the lark, who gave excellent
vocal and instrumental music from time to time
a the procession moEd through the principal
streets. followed by a cosiantly increasing crowd
Of highly amused sDecltOrs. until AT 8 O'Clock
the masqueraders rctured to their starting point
and broke mp.
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Country proposed by A ]. Cartwright, ESQ, res
nonlei 10 hx Dr. Suit L : Cnrsnl

IL sAd q Has Tie iuioni,ab.s energy. aaI P-ses,r2ncc q
AmeucAns 'AAi made thea q great pople- l. 17-6 they Wcre
go NAan S@ScS airc1g, and occupied an area icss thau tte
state g tAt2rra Nv they are 100000. ard spread from
us = lTre1ee O. The fFlEiias- a1i fr1l the Atlantic O. she
f2elhc aaey scaled the AleZaAzy N1uatAirs, a1I occupied
ue great bassa Z .h- Missssifpi' abeu lhe Rocky MrGatal1s,
AID are gapatly hial- up the Paciac si1pc- A. they pushel
"ca'EaE4 las lswrd down tle EuesLs. tusuci over tEe sHl-
soNea the : cf. and rc1Pcd tlag adca harvest. They blHt
ciys, to~u=, villages, reared churches AID scho3 h51scs, AMI
to-isy - per cent % chr poEui4tul car read and write. No
other nAa1n under The sun can claim - mach. excrpG his
ttIle AiGgdom q Hawai-. behave it claims that % peg Ceut.
Of It's popGlaison can READ and write. Nhen oar nation took
rs position ausong The other nations e The earth. a. was poor.
had no ships. 10 m&nuf.ctcrisss row a experts annually. after
heedlns rs ow1 people SSoo,0ooCQo Il f1t. and SDOOooCco
q eostoo, 70 Rd and c3othe ether nations Ani ~ addition %
ihs sAssxp-ts S&oioo,0oo of manufactures ard ether arti-
cfes. we have mi1es of iron, st7-e COAX copper ard al the
precious metals. We nine SlOCn01peO q gold and silver a.
n9Ahy, ard HEhi The vcTd Win cur Te;-cl-1n- Alnt We. ms
Trends, = great county Has there ever heen s1ch national
progress NfEis hiss been tc-e II che t~y tree. What SHAH -
toae IN the sre-a; II us has been oar progress n The first
century what VIII i be in the next We have an area %
three AID enc Aaif million squzEe miles q territory. ard c,ly
II people 20 The square nile. England has over 30 people 70
the square mhs- With The rch sell o. our country. Who will
say hat re cannot support = Population a. deuse a. any otheF
Country ! And when We have ~ 70 the square mile, what >
nation we VIII be- ] think in the future. I can See nv country
computing - population BY hundreds q mtEous, and still
gong onSsrd ard upward, occupying The central position
amOng the other nations % the world. I viii close hy saving
That ! hope 1 shall meet YOU all az the next centennial ami
C-rSary Of our country.
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IMPORTS.

FRoM sAS FalNeIsco-Per W II Bessie, June 3Jth:-25 cs
Irv goods, 2 bxs marble, l granite base, 9 cs furniture, SO
water cask, 40 oil barrels, 1 csc boots and shoes, do books,
: 10 machinery, 10 DO paints, l do sample, 0 do mdse.
Fxnx TSISIDAD-Per II " Amy, July 5th:-97, $50 ft red
wood lumber, 1oT ,2ss do surfaced, IL N Pickets, 5000 II sid
ing, 2,I34 posts, 22Ti n shingles.
FRoY PoRF GANBLE-PeF LunaElo, July 5tb:-3l3,9sS It
lumber. 81. 63s do dressed, III, 500 shingles, 5000 laihs-
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MEMORANDA.

Rrpozr OF Haw BK LUSALILO, MARsTON, MASTER
Ist Port Townsend June 10th. Passed Cape Flattery June
I3th; had light winds the entire passage. June 18th spoke U
= , Saco from Yokohama, for san Francisco
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DIED.

Kurz.-In Oakland, Ca. Nay 29th, JULIA KITCHEN, daggh-
ser Of Caiherine NJ and George L Kutz, Chief Engineer NJ
aged IL months and ] day.
ECAsTRo.-I- 49, EsTER Z4sLAN
NCAsTRo. At VETF RETSS s'ae .
this piaa[
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MOrtgagee's Sale of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Nuuanu Valley Road.

E"bURSUANT TO A OWE OF SALE
Contained IN a certain mortRage-dced made b.
William Derril 70 Charles II. Bishop, dated the 10Th day u
March, 1873, and recorded IN the Registry Of Deeds III
Honolulu, In Lber 81 on pages II. ~, and ~, and for a
breach Of the Conditions of said deed, will be aod by public
auction, on SATURDAY, the Fifteenth day OF Juiy, isTo
at IL O'Clock noon. AZ the Auction Rooms Of q. =. HARROW
Queen street, Honolulu.
Firt-An that piece Of land, situated In the district o,
at the Makai South corner Of John n. WOOd'a ll on Tho
Nuuanu Valley Road, the boundary run along said loo
N. 4lS 1O w. 2O5 feet thence along Joanes' hot \. toe q,
w. % feet and =. SOC o. W. ss feet thence along iot
No. 2 and Kemp's lot 3 46e fO E gao feet (, thence along
the side OF the Nuuanu Valley Road n. ~ . COZ u. 1876 feet
to the place Of commencement, containing Rn area az 06s.
1000 o. an acre.
second-An that piece 81 land IN said district and Island
described as follows BE. inning at The MakAi South corner on
the Nuuanu Road and running y. ga y. 90 2-i2 feet AlonP
the Road thence NJ. sg5 9 ". l53 O ~ feet +, thence 4. aBl 4
W. 50 feet thence =. 800 G w. 100 feet thence N, ggl Q a.
Is feet o inches; thence south as u. as feet 10 the place 81
beginning, being n part Of the land described and granted Ia
Land Commission Award, No. 1872.
Third-An that piece Of land In said district and Island
described 81 follows Commencing at the fOuth EasteFiy
corner Of this lot On the Westerly side % Nuuana Road, and
RUNNING from thence =. 33e W. ss-iOO chains along Nun.
anu Road thence N. 44e W. 239iOo chains bounded nv
land Of Kemp thence N. az 3O' y. 20. 100 chains bounded
by land o. Kemp thence n. 469 w. ! AZ 100 chains & thenoe
". AZ u. $1,000 chains along Haalelea's land thence q
469 y. 3 62-iOO chains along Burdick's land 10 the place o.
commencement, containing 3l-lO0 Of an acre, And
FOurth-AI that piece % land In said district aud Island
described - follows Commencing At the =. W. corner of this
lot and at the N. w. corner of a certain lt belonqIn[. =.
EOlum, running from thence n. 47e 30 u. 10 feet alonEl s.tN
land belonging 10 VoIlum and a lot q CutTel'sj tbeAee al
80 feet, z. 4Oe " IS inches, .. STs 30 W. 90 fed All y S,o ".
land owned by Haalelea thence 20 point u coramenoemen'r
COMPUTING an area q ll5-lOO0 Of an acre.
Dated this 9th day Of June, A. ID. 1875.
CHAs II. BISHOP, MOktgaVes-
by bis Attorney Ia faa
y ou.ttop.x JOHN II. PAfY.
Solicitor for the Mortgage. A,--jaIO "a, 8, 10.
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TO LIT

O. rHE DIV Filling uOUsE LATRIN
MI occupied ~ the sChacrtbcr. sitaatcd On nsEetanla ~
&A This house Il Ia hDt rate rnair, and IL nusd viii IN
the conveniences a a are class bouss Inquire a.
dis "a n nuIIEs ~
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CONSULATE OF PORTUGAL.

HONOLULU, June ioh, 1870.
IN THE MATTER OF ESTATE OF
II Antonio Margafida Lopez, deceased. An persons baVIns
claims against the estate % the above named decreased, ar.
requested to present them 10 w c Parke, Esq, and all persons
parke. j. pFnuy
julT a. Consul 6or The Kingdo,n ~ po,,us.,
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NOTICE /!

a DIVIDEND Dr. 80 PER CENT. WALL.
n he paid, on the Estate of the late " ~ Boyd, az the once
Of the undersigned on or amer TUESDAY, the 18th instant.
GODFREY RHODES,
JULIO for Ihe AdmInlstr.tor
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SPECIAL NOTICE !

yENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RENTED
II the Workshop, Tools, Benches, also the two Hearses, etc,
OF MR. c. E. WILLIAMS, on Hotel Street, Honolulu, begs to
inform his friends and the public in general that he Is now pre-
pared to carry on the business Of FURNITURE MANUFAC-
TURING in all its branches. Also the Undertaking business.
Thankful Tor past faVors l solicit your custom. I shall en-
deayor 10 give good work at fair prices.
Yours respectfully, VI. I. ~DONNELL,
jys In No u Hotel At, HonoIuIi, 81. l..
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FOR SALE I

Good Investment for a Small CAPITAL
Ia THE HALFWAY SITUATED
E:N Ia Nauanu Valley. -four miles from town. With al the
Furniture and fNturcs-in running order. Dor further
Information enquire Of 0ul0) T. A. LLOYD, 70 Fort M
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ENHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
IL notify his friends and the public generally that he has
fentcl his workshop 10 Mr.. ". +. Donnell: thankful for past
.avors during eighteen years, be would solicit a continuation
Of lie same for bis snccessor. Q. Z MILLLAMs- iua
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NOTICE

H,HE CNDERsIGNED BEGs 10 4 \
notice ihst ~ The lat ofJuy % this year b. vii transfer
% VI. A NeNAlNb. te STOCK and ruoiuin q hs nrugrise
tgsIurss in fort sfrccA Mr. NcMayne 10 ALREADY f.roratsbc
knosn % the public, having bern &C. the paff year ana a port
Ccrk o. Or Trqss,au and ne present Ffcpricter. TAs undslve
signed hanks nc pnthcfo r rasi hVcrs, ard enfrrais them IT,.
c11uuuc Their patronage b he fucccssor. DE- ~i fsiain hoy
cMce ~ thr starr ani receive his patients u4rre ~ AZ presrnt.
Wl q uR. o. n. WTrCuTNaoN
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TO LET

INA THE COM NoDIoUs DWELLING
ucuse On kskui Etrect. AZ pfeseut oocuplsd ~ hr j
c. Glade. PosssExion givrn frcsn the it 81 Avr,,s,
SO. Tor further particulars appiy 90
iui5 Ut. LkNEnAN a CO. Queen -.
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FOR SALE 7

%aS ON ACCOUNT OF INTEN-
TX. III ton 90 leave the kingdom, the undersigned VM/
IA oners for sale his premises AZ Iiio, together
k&9&A with a STOCK az Drugs. Gc. IL
Terms reasonable. A =. NICuOIa
HIio. Hawaii, March 25th, 1870. AMI
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~ LADY, or RARRER WISHING Tn
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT 4 WILL
Apay no debts contracted in my name without my written
Ger. gys 81 :. X. RAWSON.
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gENHI Is 70 THATu HAVE
elmined ". A. Chapman, and that 1 find his throat
very inch indamed. 1 further certify that I have advised
Aim no.p give an entertainment: this evening.
(Signed) JOHN :. AcGREW. NJ d.
Hon6tu, July lst, 1870.
q LADY or r WISHING TO
IA IRn a frst-class Trade in q few easy lessons, can have an
sXcellG opportunity now, as ] will teach them the HAIR
W0R thoroughly, and give them all the working tools re-
quire for SIS, and guarantee satisfaction. MRS. MURPHY.
lie huanu street, two doors this side Of Lyceum. 500
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alliy le-Dustlaaou towards himself uh5ch he arrp.ed IL
;ae name a1i behalf eEhs cosntry.-
At tie conclusion the worthy Consul vas greeted
with long continued rOUsing cheers; ani then the
flaming and joyoas procession moved Cd in the direc-
ton Of the Palace. while most Of ihs listeners
understood English tl,re asrr many Havaiians
present 70 whom ,he Coisai especially spoke. and
we hope TO see these words reproduced IN ,sr
natiEe ncMsnaner.-
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FOR RENT.

g. THE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED
M. by Mr.. :. NJ. Carter, situated az the corner of Palace
I'LL Walk and Punchbowl ss. Possession given immedl.
ateiy. Apply az the
sea MARSHALL OPTIoE.
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

Ill PERSONs RE HEREBY FORRlD-
"A DEN 70 trespass on the land called MAiMAKIl0 n,
the Ahupuaa Of IonOulun, District u Eva, Oahu, hy lstling
cattle run ON the same, 90 by cutting, 0r taking wood 'or Lf
ing wild cattle, or hunting on said land.
The boundaries of said land are described A. fYllous, - a n.
Alma uoolimalima muA ia John Meek. q ke Kuia o LIME
n me Ike Kula o HONoULIUL, ma ka asao manka. a me ma
aoao makai o ~NANAKULI, ma kahi aoao a ma Koollna, ma
kahi aoaO"
Honolulu, March II, 1876. (mhII 10 J. n. COMFY.
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A NOVELTY In HALF OIL,

AT THE STREET STORE ON
N A. I. CLEGHORN n 90,
May be found a superior article Tor the Hair, manufactured
from COcoanuis only. II will be found n sure cure Tor Dam
druh, and Diseases o. the Scalp. and b. conducive 20 a healthy
Growth o. the hair. when used three or four times a week
First, wagh The head well with clean water, then apply the
oil. my2d tf
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NOTICE.

MRS. WALLACE HEREBY INFoR ms
l'h te bADihs OF HONOLULU, that che Ia nov sbie 90
out DIR ESSMAKlNG by the weel, thoss wishing
her services can hnd her AZ the Chelsea Laundry. mye am
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

gWNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY
n been duly appointed admlnistraior ~ the estate 81 a..
Chinese. decreased. late % North KohAia Uaw al. hef-by glve,
notice 10 all parties having claims against this estate 20 prs
sent the same within SIX months fum the dnfr ~ his poiIre
or they will he forever bArrcdi and All persons owing the same
are requested 10 make immediate payment 10
ATuN. Administrator.
North Kohala, Hawaii, June 10Th, 1870. iaalsi.
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To LET.

TO LET.
rENHAT VERY DIV BILLING
II and Premises, No. $50 Nuuanu Avenue, containing par.
Tors, dining room, bedroom, dressing rOom,-china aud clothes
closets on first noor,-basement under all three rooms pa
second floor, kitchen and pantry connected, also with basement
beneath,-baihing and %washroom, carriage house, stAhle, fowl
house, &c, in order. Apply 90 D.. WooD.
Cottage aud Premises adJoiniog, with sx
rooms,-kitehen, bathroom, servants room, store room, stable.
and carriage house. aa1a al
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MUSIC FOR THE MILIION

a ARG VARIETY on SHEET MUSIC
N selected wlth special frfcrcnrr % the rquirrmenin 81 o~r
fianists-ju't received. Cali early fr the ehoIcs as fher, a.
bat fw n = kina, ~ Oa2l aD TIOs. "a. TIaTN's
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The Picnic, the Dance and the Fireworks.

\ huge tent had been erected on the Royal School
grounds at the head Of Emma street, handsomely
decorated with evergreens and flags, in which four
tables each one hundred feet in length were. loaded
With eatab!es and g~arnished with immense bowls Of
lemonade. Here the general public lunehed by thous-
auds. Across the eastern end Of the tent ran another
table, at which were seated the President Of the Day.
members of the Legislature and other guests, and
here was the speechmaking, The Hon. Mr.. Carter,
in a few eloquent remarks gave " The day we Cele-
brate,' which having been duly honored, he gave
His Majesty the King of Hawaii nei;'' responded
TO by His Ex. W. r. Castle. the Attorney General,
who said
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a LII PERSONS ARE FoNE-
N warned not 10 pasture horses o. cattle, nor 10 cat a. ~.
move any trcrs 90 timber, alive o. dead, hysu the srhoof l.na
Of Mahiava, 90 TO peel bArk from the koa 90 oihrr trses a.
person or persons guilty a. She same will be lmmed,stes
prosecuted Cor damages. ". &. JONEf.
Jrssce q WAhiaWa, and owner Of PARTON In fe slmpl,
fuaa M
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WATER RATES :

'UNIE GATES FROM TuE ia
n day of July, 1870 90 the iai da1 e yanuauy. tssE. OnVa.
uAhly In ad'aDcrl bslng nos dus, al persons having watei
privilege arr requested @ call a my onc-. foa a. NaaAnu
Strcet. and ray ~ th-r uatcr rates.
a. HOMLANp.
Isl In Superintendent 81 WatsT Wr,t.
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NOTICE
DURING MY Az

nuRING MI FROM THIS
~ Kingdom, Mrs. J. II. Black holds n power az attorney to
transact any business on my account.
Peb. 4th, 1870. Ue6) 3. BLACK.