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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

Some h.ei may be formed Of the vast
numbers of stock in Texas and the
cash value there head, from pur-
chase made lately in the southwestern
part of the State of 10000 head of cattle
and 1000 horses fur 81 10000 in silver,
being So 50 head all round for c,ttle
and horses.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
MASONIC DIRECTORY. 1874.

Belmont Lodge, No. Is. F & A. NJ. meets ev-
ery Wednesday night on or preceding the full
moon. ID. X bU MGAhNEhs W. M.
+. H. FEKRE.L, Sec'y.
ST. Clairsvil'e Chapter. No. IL Royal Arch
haasons, meets Sd Friday night each month al
st. Clairsville and the list Friday each month
al Bridgeport JAMES CLARK. ID. Z.
T. II. FERRELL, Sec'y.
Belmont Council, No. 81 Royal Select and
super Excellent Masters, meets on the second
Tuesday night OF every month.
G. w. Ca ARROLL, 7. !. q. NJ.
d. BAILY, Rec.
Hope Conmandery No. &c of Knights Temp.
ars meets on the first TuesdaJ night OF every
month. \. j. BAGSS, EN- Com
F. D. BAILEY. Rec. marli72l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23
The Electoral College.

There are in the Electoral College
369 votes. The number of States is 80.
The following arrangement of those
States shows their electoral vote and
population, named in order of their
Sizp.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

And Samuel arose and went to Eli
and said, Here am /, for thou didst call
me. And he Eli answered, 1 called
not, my son; lie down again.-[I. Sam
uel vi, 6.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

The Commissioners of Oregon and West
Virginia have received instructions to keep
the exhibits of those States in Philadelphia
permanently.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

The Roman Catholic Church claim tn
have uuder their tuition seven-eigths
of the whole Christian Indian popula-
tiOn In this country.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

Az ingenius Canadian has invented, it is
said, mechanical type setter, which sets up
matter from undistributed type.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

Virginia contributed nothing to the
Centennial Exhibition but an Egyptian
mummy, which must be gratifying
fact to the Democracy of that State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

The New Jersey authorities will hereafter
put tramps into the penitentiary quarries to
work for their board
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

A baked-beans company Is doing a
cracking business in New York, sup
plying nearly all the hotels and res.au-
rants, th
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

Another reach of scientific fact is re-
corded rats will not stay where goats
are kept. The judgment of the rat is
to be commended,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

III d NtTEn-A RELIABLE PARTY to TAX e
w kth ! GU the exclusive agency for the
sale of an article in the grocery line Some-
thing that has never been introduced in this
district. and sells rapiuy, Any young man
may make from 81 900 TO $1,000 annually. Ad>
dress, enclosing stamp for answer BOSTON.
LYDECER CO.. l47 Keade Street, N. Y. abb
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23
-

The cigar business in this country has
giown to immense proportions since the war.
The capital employed is estimated at over
$4,000, 900, and several makers employ from
so to 800 hands. Over 1900, 1000, 900 cigars
are annually consumed in the United States,
or an average of 500 to every inhabitant.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23
CHRONICLE.
ST, GAINESVILLE, OHIO.
THURSDAY. NOV. 23, 1876.
DIR. SANDERSON

Can he consulted at Frazier House, Barnesviile,
on The Sd and ith, ana at Mcclure House,
Wheeling, on the 5ih NJ every month.
Feb 18th, '76-tf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23
1876.
For Iilden and the Confederate ticket. LAB
For Hayes and the Republican ticket. 3

SroP THAT. No decent man will continue,
at the risk of grave public disturbance, to in
sist that all returns which do not accord with
his wild partisan hopes are obviously fraud
ulent." Both parties have been wonderfully
deceived as to the result in some State, and
both should by this time have learned that
the actual result may not be what they ex
pected in the disputed States. The creature
who tries to excite revolutionary outbreak, on
no better basis than his own wild hobes, or
the ridiculous assertions of his half crazed
partisans, is not fit to live in a free country
IN. Y Tribune.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23

TREASURY CLERK has sued for $500 dam
ages for election from train of cars under a
too strict construction of the conditions limit
ing the time during which a return ticket was
good. The time expired at midnight, but the
conductor neglected to call for the ticket till
early in the morning, and when the train was
within four or five miles of Washington He
then refused to receive it, and the passenger
refused to pay his fare.
The Democrats set up two lines of defense
as to the vote in Louisiana. First, that there
was no intimidation or fraud; second, that
there were intimidation and fraud, but only
on the part of the Republicans. The force of
these statements may be seen from the follow
ing tables from the votes cast in East Felici-
ana Parish in 1874 and 1876 respectively:
1874
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-23
2asiaess Cards.
D. Id. r. COWEN,

Attorreg at Lam, 81. CVGirsciue, Ohio
Hs-Ofice on north aide OF Main Street. few
doors east OF Marietta Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08
Quarantine Regulations and Rules Adopt.
ed by the Board Of Health, October
2ud, 1876.

Section 1. No person shah be allowed to board any
vczss arriving OF the ports Of this kingdom, previous
the plot
Section All pilots are hereby instructed upon board
tnr veSo % make strict enquiries TO the health Of
NJ passeEe-s and crew they are satisfied from the
E1tentE made thai contagious disease exists has
not r period q eighteen days previous they VIII hoist
Hhiie hAS and are At liberty to bring the vessel 70
anchor wharf the captain may desire. Should
ths pilot upon The statements made, have reason 70 sup
rose that disease exists has existed within eighteen
dsss past he VII The yellow flag 10 be hosted,
H-.t he arrival Of tie P0rt physician who VIII report
ne Board of Heah. and the pilot VIII await the order
1r he sd Board
secaon No person shA,i sea~e.or visit any quaran
cen ~ arNri fer guarantne purposes by the Board Of
H-alfs uaiess by written permission Of the Board
secusn :. Ouder no circumstances provided for as
blre- shn clothing personal baggage be allowed to
u ahae. before having undergone such disinfectng
ssca01 8. 10 NAL shAll be landed from any vessel
having smallpox board having had smallpox on
q Ne President q ne board OF Health.
X secsions s. Is. ls and ls OF Chapter SO Of the
Rena coes u this kingdom relating 70 the public health
secdoa :. Notice shall be given by the Board Of
oaish "a Al regulations made 81 H. hy publishing the
uuch Newspaper BY causing them 70 be posted in three
nad reruso1s shah be deemed legal notice all per-
sonk-- iCsrl Code, section eSsl
-secton & Every person who shall violate any regu-
lnior q the Board Health after the shall have
bcn puhhed provided in the last preceding section,
AA b. nned not sxoeeding one hundred dollars" (Cvf
secrsn Is. ne Board Of Health may frOm time to
1zle esabish ne quarantine TO be performed by all
vessels arriving any porf OF the kingdom and may
make Euch Claraailne regulations It shall judge
n for ne health and ssfety Of the Inhabitants" Civ
C1da. Section ~
Secfi1n a. ne quarantine regulations 50 established
aa extend % all persons and all goods and effects arrsv
lag n saea vsssis and % al persons who may visit or
g. Eoart q TIE sane" Civil Code Section eoSi
-ssecro1 IA Any vessel which shall refuse to submit
cnarAnrne which shall leave the quarantine ground
hur The expiration or the QuhrAntine imposed upon her,
O. which shall Be tie of cAndeHLineiy introducing
.is inrdam canfEeous disease. any disease
canerous The publlc heatk shan be Liable SEIZURE
condson and sale. for the benefit Of the public trea
acry.r fClVf coee Sscfion 2osl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TENDERS WANTED
Inier-Island Steam-Gummunirafiun
rI,HE MINIsTER on rHE rNrERIoR i,

THE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR Is
prepared 10 receive tenders for carrying the HA-
uaan Lntef-Isand Malls and keeping up Regular Steam
Somnuuoaon between the Hawaiian Islands. in accord
nnce with An Act approved the 18th day September,
A. r. ssT6..
TIE Steamer must be not less than Five Hundred 800,
Tons Hawaiian Measurement substantial aud well found
and rate A az Iloyds, OF equal must
. speed o. less than Nine g) per
the proper pressure the Boilers and the regular
speed 81 buCnes and must be ready 20 commence her
arss nseTsAnd Trip not later than January lst 1875
The subsidy viii and be paid mOuthiy from tue end
f TIE hrt month In which she may have performed her
aFpQuiad Trips
The sid Steamer must make not less than two 2) Trims
month from Honoulu the Island Of Hawaii
touchnr the Ports and back to Honolulu one
ll rssp each month Ho KeAlakeEua, alternating,
and D Irp each month around the island OF Kauai
snacanr the usual Ports
ne Dimensions. Rig, Material OF, and other particulars
rrecisE the proposed Steamer do this should
BE- specified IN the Tender.
rffwo Tenders appear His Majesty Govern
ta be IN other respects nearly equal and
Tenders earce build the Vessel Machinery in this
kinEdnua. the latter viii have the preference.
parties who may obtain the Contract viii allowed
% import IRE OF dutY al Materials required for the
srcun and of the vessels employed in the service
they WIN also be entitled Rights, Privileges
and Tmuuni teE secured Foreign steam by
An Ac approved the the list day Of August 1874
fiilel An Act Encourage Steam Navigation with
-Fo-eirn Coansries-'"
ne Of Freight Passage must exceed the
VISUAL and regular heretofore charged by the Steamer
KTL.AUEA-especiaily for Deck Passages
All Tenders must be sent 10 this once before
Thu RSDAN. The 12d day OF November, a. H. 1876, and
Tender asklnE for Twelve Hundred and Fifty
Daars st2so1 per month for n longer time than Ten
90 Nezrs can be received.
Tie Minister of the Interior does bind himself TO
cccpi any Tender, and satisfactory
required contracting parties for the due
EcrfornHnce Of the Contracts. W. L MoEHoNUA.
Minister OF the Interior.
Eatsri0T Oehse. Honolulu, Oahu. oct 9th, 1875.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08
election

All the states in the first column are pretty
certain to have gone Republican yesterday,
with perhaps the exception of North Carolina
and Florida, doubtful states, with fourteen
electoral votes. On the other hand, California
probably gave yesterday 5000 Republican
majority, Indiana, 5000: and New York,
10000 to $4,000 for the same party. APP
parently, the contest looks like very close
one, hut there can be no doubt that Hayes and
Wheeler have secured at least 200 out of the
369 electoral votes.
As some Of our readers may not understand
how this large number of electoral votes is
obtained, we will say that each state is en-
titled to one vote in the electoral college for
every representative and every Senator which
it has in Congress. There are 293 represen-
tatives, including Colorado, just admitted into
the Union, and 7e Senators, making total of
369, majority of which, ls5, is necessary to
elect the President and Vice. President.
We shall not probably get the full details of
the election by the steamer next week, as she
will leave San Francisco the morning after
the election; but she may supply US with
returns sufficient to decide which party has
won in the contest
DR.. Scott, o. s. Consul, figures the result of
the election as follows:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08

waiting. Then she can't get off till noon, and
finally does get off about p. m, having been
in port from 20 70 "a hours. The causes of
the delay we know nothing of, but we are
certain they do not rest with the agents, who
are generally done with the boat at the hour
set. Now, the remedy is very simple-fr
f,Denty-fol- hours as The Time she can remain
here. Generally this time is necessary to
discharge and take in freight and when it is
not, it is needed to cool down and examine the
machinery, which requires inspection; and if
this is not done in port here, it is done at sea.
One of the engineers of these boats remarked
in our hearing that he considered stOppage
of "a hours at Honolulu as an absolute neces-
eitv -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08

GUPREME COURT OFTEEE HAWAIIAN -
- LANDS. In Probate. In The mattes q ne runrdln
ship OF the minor children. Of The iafe. " y Lad. -
ceased Osder Of notice % petition fer aoWance q -
Chambers.
On reading and hling the petition. of fJoseph q. Carter.
Guardian Of the minor children % " n. Lad afe u
Honolulu, deceased where b. aska % b. dncharHsd
from bis Guardianship and htg mrsfis1 from a. flrler
responsibility as such. there being no propery n - Aaas
unaccounted for.
Il Is ordered that HRioAY. the lsi. day o. DECE1I
BER, A. ID. 1878, at ten O'Clock A. ~ before - -
Justice. Chambers. In the Court H1uae H11dill1
be and the same hereby = appointed he and
for hearing said pefitnni and that ID nrrerI
may then aud there and show cause. any hey
why the ssme.houd not b. granted And hat a. 1isr
In the kngsh language. b. puhiiahed IN ~ Haralae
Gazette Newspaper printed and puhIahsd Hunllulu.
for three successive weeks previous
appointed for said hearing.
Dated At Honolulu. H. l., M. ssth day u ocotsr A.
D. 1875. A. fILAECfs JUDD.
Attest. Justice u TIE suprrnae C1nrt.
JSo f. BAnEAHD, Clerk q ne supreme coarf. sls-st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08
The Explosion at Hell Gate.

NEw YORK. Sept, 24.-The explosion at He'll Gate
successful and harmless After the last gun of
warning deep hush fell upon the multitude. The
stiffness complete and unbroken from then until
the third gun at minutes to three which was fol.
lowed precisely at nine minutes to three by the ex-
plOsiou. In straight aud seemingly narrow lines
running north and south for about three hundred
yards the water Whitened and arose evenly three or
four feet high A dull thud was heard the rock
trembled beneath the feet of the multitude as from
two quick short pulsations Of earthquake. the
water, which appeared to remain stationery for an
instant, broke and spurted up in irregular, dark
yellOwish masses, about twelve feet high, mixed
with dark smoke from the dynamite then it fell
back, and in moment the river esumed its usual
peaceful aspect, then mighty cheer arose from all
the northeast side of the city. and from the steamers
and boats steam whistles were blown. the bells rung
joyOusly, and all was over. The report was scarcely
noticeable; not the smallest fragment of rock was
hurled up, and not much as ripple was caused
upon the water, only just over the spot where the
explosion took place. There was no concussion in
the air, and not pane of glass was broken in the
city or on Wards Island. Immediately after the
explosion hundreds of boat set out at their best
speed for He'll Gate each anxious to have the honor
of fret passing over the scene of the explosion.
That the work was effectually done is the general
feeling and this also appears from the fact that the
police boat passed over that spot safely. The tide
has been materially changed by the explosion, and
the current sets directly Big and Little Mill
Rocks. and they will have to be exploded next.
New York, Sept. 25.-General Newton pronounced
to-day the He'll Gate explosion thorough and CON-
pleie. Some persons we're inclined to believe from
the slight noise and shock that only part Of the
explosives had been discharged.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08

THB steamers stoppage at this port ought
to be a convenience to the mercantile public
as we'll as passengers, instead of an annoy
ance, as it has been OH several occasions.
For instance, the boat arrives late in the
afternoon, and it is given out that she will
sail as early as practicable in the morning.
Rumor fixes. six O'Clock, then eight, then nine,
when passengers and mails are all on board
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08
In the Estate of Christopher h. Levers,
Deceased. Notice to Creditors.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN the Estate Of the late Christopher II Levers are
hereby required present the duly authenticated
and with proper vouchers, any exist even II the claim
Is secured by mortgage upon real estate, 10 the under
signed, at the Bank Of Bishop Co, Honolulu within SIX
the day publication Of this notice. And
presented within SIX months from date or within
sir months from the day they fall due. they viii be barred
cHAS. r. BISHOP,
-WA- C. PARKE,
Executors u @. II. LsEers-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08
sUPnElIE coURT oE IL mAWAIIaN

SUPREME COURT OT THE HAWAIIAN
- Ialandgfn Prohasa--At Chlnl1era 1ef1ra
lndd- In tfe matter q ne Ertats - " MIL lrln
Of H0B1uiu. deceased felflta. Crsr cr rrcr ~ rrn
for allowances of accouuts. tcaare. 1n 1lai tlrtu11
of property.
On Keafing and FiEng the peficn and nrruaucs ef LA
LIZA sSELL, Executrix, and WILLIfW o. s1ffIH a.
minisiator, &c. % ne Ests % A. ". san als %
hopoluiu, deceased, Uhersin t1ry Ak % = a11Esi
sss9 u md charge i1enssisel WIN .11If. ard -
r1rne nay b examined aul nrpruTrL 4nf fha1 11II
crder may BE made q dlgfri1lson ~ fnr prenfrfr
naming IN ther hands the persoas flrrrio rn|tIs @
discharging them and t1ex rlrsfea f1A flrl1lr ~
rporshlity snch
Il I. Ordered. t.f Fr4T. ths .lsh ~ 81 Eose=1rr
A. D. 1875, a. Ten ococE a ~ oef1ra ne 80 1ae.
~ Chamber IN ne Court loule uor1s1l O. ard ~
same hereby - appulntsd m tine and elra ~ natr
Ing aad peti1l ad accounin. a1d rrrnsna nur-
ested may fhen md acre appear nnd rncu cncrt 80
tneJ nafei unI ne sE1e sIlaulf b. rrfr1 fl aF
present. erdenco % WHO entitled rrnr-
cry And t1at thl order n TN lfar1lan sd EIrs1
anEnazes b. r1bllshed m - EcnEn. 80 faassr e.
Eette. neuspapers printed an1 r1hsnef m lnzdI1lo ~
.nfee slec..ge ueeE1 preFnua % Ne lne 1srsn ~
Dated Honoian. u. J.. ht i7sh ssy 81 octassr. rs,z
Asie.t. 5seS :. - 'i.1s ...--., : -. &C..
1Eo. + BaHzAE5. c1sr< sup. c.aEl os =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08


- Islands.-In Probate a. chambers hefore NJ ls.-
udd In the matter o. ths Esats % Join ID Rob
INSOS, Of Honolulu deceased Order q nafics -
petition for allowance OF dscharre, aed aua
distribution Of property.
ON reading and ding The deon and accounts q - ~
Robinson and ]. h. Kelikauakaole. and
ecut0r 0f the VIII of John l.. Robnson ate % Hohoiu
deceased, wherein they AK = b. allowed $50 s. ad
charge themselves with isi99 s. and iat the uus
may be examined and apprUvcd, and thai dlal orier
may be made Of dsfriput of ne prp-rty renElug m
their hands % the persons thereto entitled and dcnarE
Ing them and their zuretes from all further rsspunJ
a. such.
It Is Ordered That Frizy. ssth dag q Drcsnlner
A. D. 1875 At ten O'Clock A. ~ before ne ad iusrcs a-
Chambers In the Court House. AZ Hououlu - and a.
hereby Is appointed The tine and pace ior nsar
said petition aud accouutl and nat later
may then aud there appear and show n
they have. why the should b. granted. Eui
present evidence 70 who entitled - ta nd pruP
erty. And that this order Ia The Errrlh aui haaaan
languages. be published In the HaNafan 0arrite auf
Ruokoa newspapers printed and pIhlstrd m uanala.
for three successive previoas tasrsia
appointed Tor said hearing
Dated at Honolulu, this VI day af November, ara
A. FRANCfs JUDD.
Attest: Justice q The ssprsule Csart-
JSo. f. BARNARD. Clerk suprenns Coart ~ ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08

THE weather for the past month has been a
meteorological enigma, puzzling even the
clerk Of the weather, who, with his barometer.
pluviometer and thermometer has left for parts
unknown, disgusted with all the signs of the
times. Such weather as has prevailed here
for month reminds us of the appropriate
ness with which this ocean was named Pacific
for it has been during this period " as
smooth as a mill-pond." Five months with
out rain enough to lay the dust but it should
be added, that the dust is six inches deep.
An old resident tells us that he has never seen
it SO dry during forty years residence in
Honolulu; as it has been this year. This
drought extends to Maui and Hawaii, while
Kauai is comparatively well of, rejoicing in a
mantle of velvet green, and having had a good
soaking from the Equinoctial Kona which
passed over the group month since.
YESTERDAY, "the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in November" was the national
election day in the United States, when five
million votes were cast for electors of Presi-
dent and Vice-President Messrs. Hayes, of
Ohio, and Wheeler, of New York, are the Re-
publican nominees; and Messrs. Tilden, of
New York, and Hendricks, of Indiana, are
the Democratic. The following table shows
in what States the Republicans and Demo-
Gratis controlled the State Governments dur
ing 1876, which supplies the most reliable
data obtainable on the probable result of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08
NOTICE.
Executors Notice.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the Estate OF LIsEwELLYN ZUBLIN, deceased, are
requested to present them, duly authenticated, TO the
undersigned Executor within six months OF the date OF
the first publication Of this notice. they will be forever
barred and all persons indebted 10 the said estate VIII
make Immediate payment. JOSEPH O. CARTER,
Executor Estate ofI1eweIyn Zublin, deceased.
Honolulu, October IS, 1916. 6l4 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08
STPEE5EsHE; csTET ...I OF ETTE HSwAHAs -

SUPREME COUET or THE HAWAIIAN ~
- LANDS. In probate. Island q oahu. H.s4llas -
lands. q
II ne matter of he s.,ass sr Ley 9. Tss=s..
decet aed.
orter appointing tine for probate % WI ar Stresses
publkanou % nofice q ne ra1c
document purporting 70 be ne s1t wiu and fPsEs1l
Of Lucy O. Thursion, deceaasd. having t1e 1tA
day o. October A. D. ISIS. hero prerenied - go
probate Court. and petition ~ shs prdtata i1rrrur
and Tor The o. sitea iertamsntarf MafT u
Bendeid having been dled ~ Der.
10 Il hereby ordered. ihat FRIDAY. Ne l1t1- DAY
OF NOVEMBER. A. D. 1879, ~ 10 oclr1. a - - 80
day, Court % SD 11ullu.
the same 4, hereby Appointed ne ise fur pl1sE 90
and bearing sid application when wtgrH IET rarNrn
interested may appear ard contest f1e 80 VA - -
granting of letters iestnneuary.
II = further ordered. thnt rorce t1eraul
pubicanon or tkree succes1re seeEE. IN - EEuaa1
Gazette Newspaper printed and published h. Hn1alaln
And i = further ordered. that el41Aa - 1aef % 1s
subscribing Witnesses % sd WI, snt - ins nsir -
festatrix, In 1a Kingdom. % sppssr ard aliaud ~
PROBATE % aid VIII a. the time aprrl11el.
Datee Honoiuiu Il. 3ffh. of uct, ls7s
a. FRANCIS IUuD.
Iaslice - Ne s1rrrr1a c11rL
Attest; Jl,o. K BAEzAnD. Depuly cisrk- llei5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08

BE claims that more of the States placed in
the doubtful column win go for Hayes than
for Tilden.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-11-08
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

,Gfk c. Brewer 4 co.-Agents. .fSR
A&X Favorable arrangements eau aIuays BE- t1lt(
made for storage aud shipment Of OIL Bone Wool HIDE M
other Merchandise 90 New Bedford Boston, View York and
5fher Eastern Ports. 81 Cash Advances made.
sss-1y c. BREWER co.