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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

TINS custo1lS statistics published to-day IS
prepared by Col. Allen and his assistants, in
dictate most prosperous condition Of onr COM
merce. The u.aiu points noticeable arc these
Exports for the yeNg lS75, Ss,oS3,7S6, an
increase of S250,ll5 over tisose Of the previous
year.
Imports for the year, sl,5o5. $50, ey S5S4,-
O55 les than car exports,
These figures show that our natieai trade
is in healthy condition. the exports exceed
ing the Imports BY oae-thir,l tie aHouut Of the
latter. The Kingdom, According to this state
meut. has added half q million 20 It's resources
ana cap5.al during IS75-a fact which ought
70 strengthen our credit With capitalists, and
enable Us 10 borrow whatever sum maybe
deemed Sdvisable for the public service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

Fox rEE CESTESSIAL-The articles which the
Coz-uIssfoz have ssccce1es 10 obtaIaIng. are uoE
beng collected together preparatory TO Shipment By
The CITY CT san Francisco Eezt Eeek- TC regret
thzt the-c has net beea uoFe e1thEsf.srn On the
sassct. a. tie Couusziou kzs f-ls Itself competed
70 eev6sc euusiderabls part Ct the legislative aP-
p-upratoa 70 the FGTrEase Of articles :Or the ex-
hibitbsu- We note amoog tie specimens Of inter.
ct 9zzber q kaudssze kegs Of native woods
made CO the pllutatI0a Of Capt Makes; and aIied
VITA specimens Of sugar Of hIs mazaf1ciare, Of such
SNOWY Shiteaess, Is mas; azke TIE American re-
Eue-z tura green with JEALOUSY There also
specsusn kes Of sz-u iron the other plautlii0os,
realty labee5 and comprising the faest exhibit OF
or chi-f staple ever before Eot Together A7oug
the specineas Of scar-eane Is one stalk grolFa a.
LahaEus, and contributed D. G5T. Kapena, whieA
ueaszres trslsy w FEET q Sold ztzfS aaa Is
inches IN difnef-r. II aaY other eouHrry can oear
that, Ne should Ike 10 bear OF Il The eoIIsctiou
OF birss beiougiHg 10 Mr. NILS Of Elo ard loaned
b In f8-- The oc-.si1u 4 Al iai=re<ti1e study.
TIE Specimens arr arsisticziiy a9Guted IN sueh
vzried positfsa - are bcz calczlated 70 display
their Peczi1r piunaze- PertaPz the most Interest
frE oh5ecss n the collection. are Wel PreserTee
Specimens Of the Wingiesz bird Or HaWsf. which :
said 10 hare become extinct within few years
through tie ageseT or GAIA rSiivs On Hawai- has
sent down na1ber OF Interesting antiquities, coz
sEz.ia- CT store implements fsaIns Apparatus, ana
eszpse a kIdeous wooden EsaIs- EEicA have prob
ably been lying eo0esaiet n sons cave, since Tie
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

~ ur-Eua-f Pu-rs per Eis-a- - ls7h- I z Frinrs
Ls-ah-Eu Eer & Z ctsleT eai VIE. II C,sp-r. . Nua
L. rs-se1 Il Sui---1 NJ C-ruurs Eiss Ria Corn
- Ier-aia r Dssn1ar y Cav. ! Z Eaur.iIl
4 lala--ss * Ezav-s- : rucssr md ah1G- 6 e-rk-
Fr 81 F-aucssi Per An scar ii-ra FEB l-C Il RIsia
~ ra--. rs.r hrir " u Als1 FEB ia-Asra. B1EsE-
r-uu EfaErt-1 Prs pr Ezil-1sa Fec fs-sa-as Al
waasas sSaa1sar : Ak1s.l Ms N cslrl aerisla.
-a--iia Ia Tlz GAY. y z E1EA-f. y Is Sea- an
alEssl II AL. Cat lIas-e. e CuraEsH and ssr-
un-- Autaa- srirE Usa1r WIS Fieu ta1 ~ 49, 8
lses-
* Wnfrz-5 F1r-s rcr Eiz-sz- Pc a-ez7t jas
Nlras n a.i M LsHrf 1ir aai NJ 3 Se-rs, M
I -s- *. Eaae sac - -allzrsr. Nr rs NsIrss
M SD CT y Aka aad SIC Mass Blrha1. Aiss
E-rL ~ Eeaart : AH-.i- Tfss z 1aviss- , y "a
= IS--c - Nsss wa-rrr " Akeu1 Li7ily p Ctia.-
u.rtA Eraui KRIS p 3 EaEsr, 4 CarrNsz, A run4. Z
-a-k-a1 a. Eeck-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

&c No Credit for Passage Money "a
Tickets at the once OuIy.
10 berth Wnl be considered a. taken unl padscs yet
responsible for unmarked Easse auy Freight o. Par
GELS unless reeeipted Tor.
Freight Money Dus On Demand.
e. An EFFORT VIII be made % have ne Steamer re.eh
Honolulu the eye3iDs % The same day she iEyes Nan
SAMUEL 9. WILDER, Agent
Oaee With Wder a O.. 81 Fort . Qaeen 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23
PoRr or uoNOLULU.


ARRIVED.
F.1 -e-S-l- N---ss Ns--iL Crane. f--u Ltll.1a-
r-h- ssa-v lue.u AulHi- f-liu A1l-=-
.al- tlt-r zral. rsni- f-e- HISS
-- A-raa. llaatll.. trll AAul .Et--
Nl- Morris. Lena l-lu Mlal-st-
E-lE kgl MazE-at -1fals. % clrs from Eil.tL
E>-Hl-r Tarlfl-a -1l1rs Etys t-li f--1riA
ras-1l. Ma l-uur y aa1sz
zl--ca- arir-e- lacz- WA & "a Ar st1-
kIar,t.1- au-.tlt f-l.u Z I1irtrt Ports
--s-a- 49,. l--ruoal- t--uu ksiralH-
a-s-Ea-E = Bal f--l = .aza-
--.ea= L-sa- kati f-aui Mai.1t
S.a- Ma- Elrrts Lar1L f--at 3ll-llal-
SIR ka-le1 L1nla-t. f-l-a A5lli t-i NsEilLFi- u
SAILED
p -H-Se-- F-s1srht Cake. fr Wtnl
----cs- E1.rg 1lsea- kasi1a. Tor Hlnals-
scar Ns-ne N-rril- Crzl= fr Laaailt-
ls-Slh- r1la-- kalll.u,- Sc NtEilsEE-
a-1E asra ~ -I1-. tlr E-s1.-sca-
Has a-lr n q Ala ll-LrE. flr Etli-L
.-Ee.ri sf-Ir ia-rst. Fr-a. Ca - D. u f711
-->1nr ,sal--a. Ntr-1z-z tl- y ll-sit-l tact,
E1rs E--n- Pea. RID
eelr Claua -I11. tr kldlil
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NOTES OF Tue WEEK.

- TIE Mail steamer CTR Of san Frsuclsec,
frou the south, viii b aas hen "Wednesday, March
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

- The steamer Kflsuca vii not 70 20 The WED
ware next week. Is she s0Ss 30 Kasal, making TIE
eircait Of thaisi<iine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

1-ss.eT, - IA, . az ~ * vH-4n Ja-ssss, j.
1saraz-
Iina,siz ~ Ia. y sAs va s,osrsss seAaias. a
&a1s..-r-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

WANrED a plaisly furuisbri airy roou, Tor two
hdies, in q Qnie; usissborho5G A1argss, stating
terrrs. Y Z 81 this ofiee. Su
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

CgNrliNESrAEr--ou Nordsy sf,vrncos, Bersvrs
Bina srert az hour o. two Gu board the T>akuba In
t-ya;irr The Jaisrese 70 souss Of their sweetest
strains Tbs osGcvrs rvr-esse,l tbesnselyes s. sy
pleased with the cosuf inert
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23
Fine Manila Cigars /!

NEW INVOICE OF vERT sUPEnIoR
a qrzty, pct % n boxes q 200 ezra- reesved
dirscs Fen AznI-- FIX sale ~
~ BoLLEs AGO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LIHEI

az c. Brewer 4 co.-Agonts. -
~ Favorable arring smeniF can always b t1[
made ~ storage and ipasat ofCi Dsne Wost fs1ad
other Nerchandse 20 New Bed0ri Boston, Nes York
otheF Eastern Ports. E7- Cash Alliances ea4s.
silly 9. BREWER 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

las. trou, Tahiti reports that to- Puaarr haa Pas
se down Of - DAYS, aad lsf talriy heal 81 cattle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

NkvAE-
HE-1rs s.s.a sur T.zszsi- 7 Y Il, CaP1la-
Afrnl-a lv-1IEg.
HAS - = a-E5s 1tl-isav Euue- t-aa-l-r
Aa TX . srull.e -. laser-l- alsc1.z-1as-
Hes -sl- 1rl-ri Al1li- lurl-r-
An a1rk 8. = Nl-raF. A Eu.lsr. i-tiuE-
SEA Irra1rt- paE-1e Aa.l
r. s-E fssuii-. A-ksxs- 1-eh.zslas
EEk-EES
uaur via 1e alrE src-lc. " a-s1sT.
u1ua lrir tslaart. GE.eT
HAS o. na-rl..lIi -ulrt-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

- We insert tbis veeN tiaie table o. the uau
Steamers Nhieh vii serve 10 guide travellers and
esPoudeuts- Il Eivcs the dates when the mails
lesye aud STRIVE n, not only this place, bat Lon
don, New York and San Francisco. Twin BE- OBJ
s.rvct t.1t the strdaler irm San Francisco Is due
lrrr lust one wesS istrr than that irOu Tue south
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

ANOTHER FIEE--On the l5.b lest teE minutes
after Uire 0'ci1ek A n, the t-r aarul Vas sounded
for frv or The premises OF The SjU=isr of Iuferils.
Ga relcAiu- the spot We found TIA; wooden build
laE 10 tue ryar o. HIS Excyl.sEcy's residence, and
occuplsd b. some Of bis people as 90 faucs.
TIE 6iEereu1 krc-conp4aics were Pruutly or hand,
bat s too Frequently the case, w-re unable 20 De
81 much serice Tor several uigutss, o. account Of
crorSic with the lyd-auts. Wster vs. o5.si-ed.
however. Just In time 60 preserve The adjoining
g1i-3iu-s Credit j. LurIl- party % the japanese,
who llu5eL fruu the Ts-Sloa arb A snail euZiae
81 the t-st alarm. ans truuptIy .ar tuelr assist
aucc 51 exiting gushing the i-v. Tle house ana Sou-
tents are a tg,al loss.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

iANn StlE-Atthc aaetirn saie or sasatt ot On
S-aaal ssrvt Ga Sltu-lay. ths suns OF IS was re-
aI.z-z pb5sh ., attrr RATE of sac per ssrc, Lza1
may b. sid 70 be lpakiHg o..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

- The ervait sale 81 Nr. Aa,rs iss; zess At
q. tisesle't y Co.'S. uhich eo-ijuuet tbree tsvs,
was tas largest wlicl hss been t-ld hrrc Tor uuu
oer O. yrars- TLi- anoaut nf S.s}uyo Vas rvsizeL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Rent.

To Let, Lease or for Sale.
q on REKsoNkBLE TERMS A cONVES.
= IE,ST Panty rssifancs-
-ALSo-
Several Building Lots
Far parleulzz aFPsy to
80 m lanes 8 LElfoS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

Notice.
HAVING BEN APPOINTED By THE ST
IL PEE1fE Co1-- x lie Haza-zz Isats- Gzarslzu q
Es-l-e o. ALBEIT EruIAEEA as = uo-lfy Al
pers1us 5z1-s csus-ze1=1 Inn WI b pad
Iss Eell D. ny Erttsn 8risr 1s Lhzt q ny pers5lal
AEznt s q prUperET. e1EhEr real 7ero-
nae D. I'm be Tl-id 1zlzss u1z1s WlEh ny
Erizsea cozsezE
EMEA EALELElJSALANT
so In Glzraaa & the Estass q AIseri EEzzaEsa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23
HE UL n II
DISPATCH LINE FOR san francisco !

81 c. Brewer 4 co.-Agonts. q
~ Msrehandiss rscslred storage Bree aadsaak
ssI-iy 9. hREWER co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23
C,IEIEEss AND EEsIDENTs on HoxO-

u LCLT Tti-sz Frsnss and Ssrzrzers generally are
czsrT ilsf-=d a:zza1 Fal5c WORSHIP FDFsT ST.
CHI REI- where Se-vtces heid ever sehbsfh
o-cIse< A n and - P II SezEs Pu5vf.ef Tor Al
Ero Ezy D. PLEASED % at-eld Iiers Is = wednesday
evening Prayer Meeting =: - oc5o~ Ia she Le-4tre
E5.ona. sTa1ch Al =eIco1e So u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

DiE0.-we are Informed that a Hawaiian uauet
james KaInaile. who formerly junk del'ear iu
Detroit, and Ubo WIS convicted in tie Rccordcr's
Court March :. IS73 aus sentenced 70 Eve years IN
rae State Frjsoa for receiving stolen property, died
--ceutlv iu that iustiruti1r- judge Judd ut this
ciiy l4d interested himself ia Eiu. aus sent hin
,sgrr ft.guEeuf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

BrEsLAET On Fridsy evening lss', about seven
O'Clock, WhJr Nr. Mann uasab<eHt lar slar, riue.
bis baker sbsp MSS brokrn iuta. sad SD or $40
u-is siole5 lroa Ais traHk The taief las no. egen
-arehf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

p-.ss.- ssas Msszssr =as Ms-EA o. Essr1a-y- 1875
rEsr4Es1 -t- ckrr- stv.sl ssfru, EsEsonsAsrzE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23
OREGON LIME

GAN JUAN KILH-REcEIyED PER PAL
- kIsbsrE thls az, and IN perfect order FOR zs ~
Nay a., Is5s eoLLEs 4 60.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

AZ INrRovENrNr.-Tbe SHALLOW slip in Robin
sous yard az the ulseka e1d o. the warehouse has
been recgntly eac-oSed BY solidy built sra-0an Of
coral blocks. and the work o. flIla in Is Eo.uS
orr Tbs all form valuable addition 20 the r-ap-
rr-v. ls the Sip Vas too shallow 70 accommodate
.urvEeErg- but small boats
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

nFTHosE ELEG MI CHROMOs and OLE
" oGgAPIf PICTURES, lsst received b. steamer 1ad
D1E opening- Fur sl1e ST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23
Il. WAX,
CARPENTER AND JOINER
a Few More

el-8ori< Done PromP-ty--1
s5os 90 Fsrt 81 EPlaaaas. o7po-Sss Hs5ssrs Barre
Ftcf5rg. ca ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

NEw EEUrTloN By atvsces from Hawaii We lelru
tbstt be summit cratvr. MQkusvecVeo, o. Mauus
La. brose on; 90 S1guzdsy tue l2ta inst. with
magnificent display Of pyrOtgclries, sityr guigS-
crut period OF stout ci-tt months The light : -
l-islt IS 20 b. rasiiv sees ;ruu Maui
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-02-23

- Tac creall sale 81 mr. Blrteu II Messrs +.
A. Sehsvle- * On Yesterday, vii be eontiaaed to-
Cav Prices YESTERDAY were g groG as could E7ve
been exnecirt 50 sosr sitter ta- great >sir " .ast
ArNrNfsrEArcE's sax. We w0ali esli stten.iou
o. tbs se Ct ds,r, CONS. horses. ulules, etc. ach
takes place tomorrow. Advertised .u 10 tay's
issue. 8. MlauAui,i. Hoalsu. A fue opportunity :
presented ior any Que wishing 20 cngagc DO tbs di-
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English Soldiers ln Paris.

Ascending n small hill we came to the
ornamental grounds Of handsome
chateau. Loud cheering Of those IN adj
vance Of mo announced that there was
somsthing extraordinary 10 10 seen. 10
wn Paris. The rays Of the setting sun
were throwing . brilliant light sa the
silded dome Of the Hospital des lnvAlides.
/ thought We should never cease hallooing.
Al this moment s,ah officer. whose neat
ness of dress bespoke fresh arrival from
England. inquired for Mr.. keppel. Upon
NV answering W the namo he touchcd his
hat. put into my hand q small packet.
which he said an eldsrly lady al
an evening party hal given him In
charge. aud Immediately disappeared. Tho
package contained twenty gold guineas-a
present from my grandmother Albemarle.
Al. in consequence OF the war indemnity.
each Of these golden coins was at very
high premium In the French money mar
ket, was probably the most flush Of cash
of any man in my corps. Our position TO-
the nightwAs in the center Of awoll-stocksd
game preserve. AZ the sal went down
svarms Of fares came down 10 graxe. ON
GERS and men simultaneously gave chass.
The psor animals. attacked In front. Hank.
and rear. fell prey IN their numerous enc
mics, not, however. till they hal Afforded
abundance Of sport. Any ono who had seen
our soldiers few hours before. listlessly
dragging one weary leg after another along
the dusty eksH..s. would hardly have
known them In the active, merry lads who,
with peals % laughter, were tumblins
over each other In the esgcrness OF Pur-
anti. 4 question whsther q single hare
escaped. sur- I am that there was not a
camp-ksttl. In which one Of them was not
ssethiux into soup. Tidy. Turnor and
Mckenzie, my brother subaltcrn and !
we're in the same mess. The y" 'tgsr OF
the ehAtean supplied u. with vegetables
SEINE hour from q aoighborins mill
We converted into Nsrfclk dumplings.
Tn. csutesns Of sueh of Us as had
40. i-s, sll our baggage were laid
under contribution for brandy, OF which
the owners. now that We were
approaching land Of plenty. could anori
" BE- generous. The glass. should say
rsihsr the tin-pot. was passed merrily
around when a soldier rushed forward
with Q "Piesse. sir. one of our men has
been poisoned by -four from the mill. Ho
10 living dead clo.o by" Here's pretty
ke,tls of fish." said the Colonel. his usual
expression in moments OF excitement.
Our faces lsngthensi. We went to sec
the defunct comrads, whose fate ~ feared
We should soon share. The man Was dead
in one ssnse-dcad drunk.-Loof Aies-
..sSis's Rssstisci'oss.
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I0TIcE m BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT CURT or TIL.
/ United States. for the District 81 Ne.
vada.--in tho matter Of y. kLOsTkhMhN'
hnkrupt, IN Bankruptcy. = United rtaic. ~
Imsries' biststes OF Ssvsda. ss.- A warrant IN
Hnkruptcy has been issned By said s"nn
scsinst The estate OF Y. Kicstefinsn. of W.
toSn OF cola Hill. the county oi storey and
Ststa on Nevada, In saId District. who ha. ben
duiy sdjudecd bankrupt upon tne peai'on 81
M ereditors, and the payment OF any debts
and the delivery Of any property. beioasine Z.
said ~ bankrupt 10 him. OF 20 his use. snd
,br trsnsfcr Of any property By him. ar. hu.
siSdsn by law. < meeting of the creditors
of ssid bankrupt, to prove their dcbts And
ehoose one or moro a,signees of his ',u,s.
boIdsn 81 Virginia. IN said Elstriet, on the
EiGHrRENTh DAT or NoyEMBsk. A. y.
1873, q ! o'clock ?. T.: o. the iiiee o. Is.
0trosher, Room No. Z Odd Fellows Building.
osrpes OF and smith streets. one of the iirs
IsIeu In Bankruptcy OF said Dts'riei.
AUOUsTCS ASH.
Omitted 0katss Narshai and Messenger IN llshk'
rupfoy Tor aaid District noIfd
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4 sTAItwENT TO THE PUBLIC.

TN coNIso BEFORE TIE PrBIlc foit
i the third time, the members of the uoii
Hii, Drsnatlc Club deesi 10 n'ting 70 mshs
siatensst which will pisss then IN pfcpsr
lisht bsfprs the comnnniy. Bth iffitm'
Ira esosdt of . Public Library. bat the es'
ksii rent. printing. music. eie.. not~iihstsnd.
ips ths most econom cal management, D.
sumsd eli bat about eio'. most o' whlch u due
ne totsl receipts which were t:1s. IN the
snisrtsln nsnt We nov pnfTore Rivirg. our et.
nssses viii ne Initial % priniing. halt Tent s,d
rusie which win MT errecd Q to'ai of fiy3
Ths establishment Of sp,blie iibiary ws d-sm
20 Be- sa object demanding cur highest txrf.
sssIons Thee We promis. h put ioriL nr-
spsvingiy, and eel upon the public of Oo.I
HIN % aid us IN our landslide purpose by th "
eon6dsues ard patronage.
eOLD Hiif DRAMATIC CLUB.
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MRS. m. e. CODY

nEruRNs HER SINGERS THANKS TO
TX. The people Of Virginia City and vicinity
for their liberal patronage In the p..t, and VIII
nav Offer her entire stock OF DRY GOODS.
eonsi.,Ing of siihs. Cashmsres. Alpacas. I'm
MES. Cloths, Delsinc-. Domestic Prints. sheet.
ir,.. Pillow Cases. Cotton Towellrg Table
IIn,p' Hosiery. Gents shirts and Underwear.
i..rs cnr,a ne Nottingham Real Reps and
psma.f window Shades. Cornics cords and
Tss-e,.. AT COST. Also. . large .ssoftmens
A. P.il and Winter Miliisesy 9oods. Thee
,co.l- will be sold POSITIVELY At NSI.
am nov closing out business. iosS soan
o street. Virginia.
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FOUND I!

a RulADLs PLACE TO HAVE Youn
a wstchss IMPAIRED: L. o. III TON. ~
sesla o sfsst. tirsiph. Al ws,t sarrsni,i
- ovs sstiseastlon. Give ne tris'. eos Ina
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MEDICAL.
DR.. IA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS

r,oR SEMINAL EMISSIONS. 1MrorEN,
n cv re. 81 vigos. SEXUAL and General
k,l,,,. pn,.ieaI Pro. ration. AMI IN. many
ss,'n.n;. AZ iiks NATURE arising from tndisere-
Sso. M sbusc, over.indnlsenec. etc.
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Z NC RAVlNo.

WHEN You WANT TO Oct fovx
r.ysd 90 spoons. vaieksS, sIIysry.,s, ssd S1'
raj soss N Thing, o 10 Z. o. bur1.
sostS SRsst, Virginia. ssd ss's F" -.
good shsps.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

A.. r,,p.r.d expressly tor this ciAss Of conf
s.,s,n,s AMI =, recommend them .. aspeedy
sad sa.c,ivs remedy. Their general tonic
edeet on the whole system Is extr.aey eene-
ssn.ats.i by them. The imprudent yJuth. w"
ov.,. gorssd man. the prvmsiureiy oii. ths
M w.r,,..i and siusle uien aud somrn. aiike. VIII
md IN this rssnedya
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EiREsn BREAD. PIES, CAKES, -
= and Hot Rolls, every day. NfA
Fancy or assorted Gales made 10 0
order st short notice.
Ing. :.
tho state. All kihis of Game. Poultry and
fresh Pish resolved and SERVED up daily. som
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
sorrcx or SUITS coMmENcRD.


Nh INnlIeNT YkY IleY
yOrrCR OP aI'Ira COM n YyCRD.
-o r,y vot, t,owtyo.xAuvn nrvpsn.
o IhE sohy ~ ..u .s =. s,s....' ,. s
OF unknown. OF me po...ss.sory enim ., r,.ims,
and the impfovemsns sns,sSa ~. ss.,...ss,. ~.
serfoed. o. lnpfovemc ,cs,so., rusn ~, ~ ~.
sesssd . fos are nerc{ hos. g.s,,ss.s con,, n,
SsTs.Sss s:,n dSSo No. s. Go,d sili, storey county:
sts.s Of Nsysds. bsfors ,. Wright. Jusiies q
The Peace q s.d ISsnssip 10 aS .a' of ,hs
ds,inauenis lcIsssi.r named. and .s.in.. -
sseh Of the fon.wisf dec, 80 % \. "s,S' NJ
"a 49, ;ss 81 snS; %S;oysmssss ~ ~Ken ssssei -epsr
stely, situate vith.n lhs inecrt or.i. ,imi,. ~
the Town OF oold hlll, sna ~ osn -
snts 20 the reme: hnown 2. r :, ~
ooy~ he corporation ns o. tns lo.n =. S - \,
nili .iotsssio, ana tns MI Isnn1u. S,. scId eoir.
s.sisss The aid properly, for ih. aseai year
commencing on the ant nonesy o. ssy' :. ~
1871. and esding TIE nryt nonaAy OF ny; All.
lsIf, and That Summons hae pcsn auy Is.ue.
" e1n s. Ana you ,u..ns, ~ W., ,,i.l.s
sisd IN ssid ssiioa ON or before the so,h d, d
Novembss. a. ID. ISIS o. ne hour oi ~ oebeh
a. ~. OF said day. Judgment VIII DO tahen aealn,.
you AID the pos.e'.oly els'm OF ,.n es sa ssu
70. Improvements ,nsron aer IN Ma''ss ~, u,s H..
smoapt of aid ,sI. With ,ss ten per e'n'; de.
3 M ...ssr.n, m ssid fs,es ana coal.
~ .-,s - finits-d afsfss soId foiu !.
OF soit. IN Sn,sso 1s~ so'o '"A' ~.
n S..,i,os rintss coups.y. ana
= 1,oss n pss. m wilma iSo a "A
o blAnehsrd, ana Lot .. pioeA ., nshps
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-18

For ONE, TWO, THREE or FOUR
HORSES for the low price of $75 to
500 for CASH. or in Trade for
WHEAT, CORN, OATS, RY Il or
WOOD, at market price.
/ do this to introduce those Wagons in
this Section Of the country as the best
and cheapest Wagon on wheels and Will
warrant them for II months. sell
these wagons TO suit, either in whole or
in part. Come and be convinced of the
fact.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-18

Professor ofCheuIistry


TARBoRo, EDGEooMBE Co n G.
lFessrs r. WI. Rasm 8 Co., Baltimore, 3D.;
Gents Your letter of the 18th inst. to
hand, asking as to the result Of the Soluble
Sea Island under Cotton for the past season.
81 have sold about one thousand tons Of the
Sea Island Guano in the last four years in
this and adjoining counties, and have heard
no real just complaint SO far and the best
proof of the same is, that those Of my custom
ers who buy Guanos at all, always call for the
Sea Island, and viii have no other. | regard
it as the beat and most certain manure sold in
this market" Yours, truly,
j. b. C0FFIELD.
se- Every sack warranted to be as repre-
sented, and sold on the most reasonable terms.
A credit of four months free Of interest, to
responsible parties for longer time six per
cent. interest will be charged.
Price, per ton, $40 co., Baltimore. VIII
deliver at any depot by the purchaser paying
freight. For particulars address
WESLEY MATTHEWS, Agent,
Wheaton, Montgomery county, Md
mar 10y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-18
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
c{>'} CARRIlCE SHOP.
az 5000
Esas GSAD1iasTA0a 1860
xxTM. b. MILLER,

NNTM b. MILLER,
w SUCCESSOR to VIM MILSTEAD,
would respectfully inform the citizens Of this
county that he still continues the manufac-
ture Of Buggies, Carriages and Express
Wagons, Of all kinds and sizes at the old
stand on the Washington and Brookevile
Turnpike, near BROOKEVlLLE.
Having secured the services of frst-elass
mechanics from the city of Baltimore he feels
assured that he can give satisfaction in all It's
branches.
All kinds of repair work done at shortest
notice and on reasonable terms. Old Work
and Stock Of all kinds taken in exchange for
new work Satisfaction guaranteed, and cs-
Inmates for all kinds of work furnished on APP
plication.
We also keep on hand lot of ready-made
Buggics, Carriages aud Business Wagons,
which we are prepared 10 sell at prices to suit
the hard times, Give us a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we are determined not
TO be undersold by any other firm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-08-18
~ e W. .sSsT, SHOP.
RUFUS K. BOSWELL AND JOHN
w. BAKER,
Carriage and Wagon Builders,
BROOkEVILLE, Nh.

NETE take this method of informing the
wv public that we are prepared to build
Carriages. Buggies, Wagons and Jaggers
Va Repairing, Painting and Trimming
neatly executed on the most reasonable terms.
FARM WORK, such as Broad and Narrow
Tread Wagons, Plows, Cultivators, Harrows,
&c, made to order.
Old Work taken in part pay for new. Sat
sfaction guaranteed, and prices to suit the
times Estimates for work furnished on APP
plication.
SHOP in Brookeville, at the terminus of
the Washington and Brookeville pike.
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