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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
THE CENTENNIAL REGATTAS.

CREWS FOR THE CONTESTS IN AMERICA.
LONDON, May 20, 1875
Mr. Frank Recs, representative Of the American
college boat clubs, has lcs Dublin without clecting
any important modification In the arrangements made
by tho Dublin University Rowing and Boat clubs
UNDERGRADUATES
As however, IL appears that the events to DO decided
At Saratoga open to undergraduates only Of whom
tho boat club Is mainly composed the latter intend to
send undergraduate to represent tho univcr-
shy.
GRADUATES.
The Rowing Clubs graduate crew consists Of Pcnt-
land the Barringtons and Hickson and win proba-
bly, appear Saratoga Lake before participating In tho
regatta At Philadelphia
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THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE LAW DE-
PARrMESr.
wAsmScros, May 20, 1870.
The annual Commencement OF the law department.
OF tho National University took place evening at
wallis Opera House. There were forty eight graduates
representing nearly every State in tho Union. Presi-
fcrrcd the degrees.
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COOPER UNION.

Tho annual reception OF the woman's Art School will
take place Monday, May 20; the reception or tho
male art department on Tuesday May 30, and The an
nuai commencement Wednesday, May 81, IN the
great hall Of the Cooper Union Tho reading room and
library viii DC closed Monday, the 29th bat will be-
open ON Tuesday until four o'clock, and after then Nc
usual The art work of the pupils will DO cxhib
ton Tuesday and Wednesday, 3oth and slst from ten
A. n 70 four Y. n.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


ruby coored dress Is trimmed with mulberry.
A very young lady may wear corn color with pale
coral
Ex-Cnited States Senator Ross, Of Kansas, who IL
country journalist is working for Hendricks
There is magnificent drawing room dress Of ivory
ntin with bronze and gold trimmings
People who make good deal Of noise with their
,hocs seldom make any with tncr heads
At Stratford-on-Avon, they say, the children firmly
lievc that Shakespeare wrote everything that ever
was, including the Holy Bible, from Genesis % Revela
lion
An ecvenyear-old girl In Illinois weighs zoo pounds
and her father every week or two goes out and puts An
extra hinge on the gate
Judy :-"Irate wife Whose husband has returned
home ate)-'Now, I'll just give you piece OF my
mind.' Husoand-'Don't, my dear, you cant spare
nj"
Fernando Wood, ex-spcaker Blaine, Tom Swami and
Senator West live side by side IN adjoining houses
get the tranquility OF the street s something remark
able.
English boilermakers and French balloonists are
ryng to who can send their machines tho highest
According the latest accounts the steam boiler was
half mile ahead
Black silk is now trimmed with white lace and mag
coas
-,. -A.'.... .,,r-s a.
IL was Ne" Jersey WHO VINO sau, ny uos'' JOY
cant reay or'nA o'a conco ""aous @ous'"s n'o' INV
Is 'na' you can a'~ass ui'nA 80 "n'sAes "''Aou'
ABUSING inc Oarkesps'
me girls ~ asnnsson oones'' AoaSenwol'N Ann-'
sent cnaiense 70 'ne young men ASKING snem y p'Ay
game % 'oo'oai. ing ooys '.ius'1 IN ~ siouAu
snae Inc s'r's "ou'uus A"A 'A'''
~ " Ia neat "yie " weAr "oss s'eon WIN grass
Hingc
London rum '-'Dgn"y-'D'a sec you 'u'n youf
nose up ~ mef' impuoence-'Don' Know : m suie'
psnty-'uu you 'urn ups l"puaenos-'" oi''
"'ea ana you MaAc me INNS su''eeu.-
Inc hareh'oncsS ~ of"onao io0enay "o'o "u'e
a'iu' ace an" a""onas'
george E"ei certainty uoes NOV reicr ~ 'no Dcecner
scandal "nen sne says "oss'p - soss % s"oAo 'nas
somes nom tne df'y tobacco pipes o. 'nose VINO a.
iuse y; y proves noso'ns ous 'ne oau 'as'o - sno
smoker"
taEngish young ladies' IN craving rooms arc noscea-
Die y lney wear pa'c lemon anu PINK
H. Ianc tue talented french cri''c mas oeen noung
tho actions ana arlcu'sons OF oaoy 'nst was learn
Ing to tax ana MS summary y, in' cna presents,
IN the transitional STATE mcn'a cnarAcsers "n'cn We
fnd in the fixed state IN primitive CIVILIZATIONS"
shcllcys lines, win ono a'e'ation' 'oresnsooW INC
''Grcat unknown":-
saw weird procession siiuo aiong
~ ,ee - a,,re ,mh and warrior state
who mover looked behind him, led the throng
Professor sccyc member OF Congress, Is likely,
nom his taking 10 raise sentimental feelings Really
he an old man, nfiywo years Of age with specta-
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CABLE NEW S
From AL Parts OF the
Old World.
EMMA NINE AFFAIRS IN PARLIAMENT.
Will Disraeli Prosecute the British Abettors
of the Fraud?
THE NOTE TO TURKEY.
Six Points for a Charter Of
Reform in the East.
FRENCH WONKNEN FREE AND INDEPENDENT.
Irish University oanmen Preparing for tho
Contests In America.
COTTON AND SILVER-THE MARKETS.
A Val LIABLE PAINTING STOLEN.
FRENCH WORKMEN FREE AND INDEPENDENT.
Irish University 0anmcn Preparing for tho
Contests In America.
COTTON AND SILyER--THE MARKETS.
A VALUABLE PAINTING STOLEN.


THE xMMA MIME FRAUDS ENGAGE THE ArrEN-
r1oN or PARLIAMzNT-wILL THE GOVERN
xRNr PRosxCUrR THE BRITISH oFFEND-
zRs PA CONSERVATIVE MEMBER FROM
CORK VALUABLE PAINTING STOLEN
SPANISH VIOLATION OF CITIZEN RIGHTS
COTTON, B1xADsrUF7S AND SILVER.
LONDON May 20, 1879
In the House Of Commons this afternoon Mr.. Philip
Calan (libera member for Dundak, gave notice that
on Monday he would ask Mr.. Dsracli whether In view
Of the grave disclosures which have been made before
tho Foreign Affairs Committee OF the House Of Repre-
sontasives at Washington concerning certain British
subjects showing fraudulent suppression Of facts and
misrepresentation in tho prospectus Of the Emma
Mining Company, the government intend to ask tho
law officers OF the Crown for opinion regarding the
propricty OF nstituting criminal proceedings against
those persons implicated therein
THE CONSERVATIVES TRIUMPH IN CORK.
The announcement Of the election OF Mr. Goulding.
conservative, AZ member Of Parliament from Cork
which was maue yesterday, 70 officially confirmed
to-day. Mr.. Gouding succeeds the late Mr. Ronaync
who represented Cork In the liberal and homo rule In
terest
SPANISH INSULT CROWN
Mr. Bourke, Under Secretary for the Foreign Do
partnent stated to-day in the House of Commons In
reply TO Mr. Robert w. Homburg that Pratt the British
subject referred by the Times Cadiz correspondent
as being detained by tho Spanish authorities after ns
sentence nao expeo' nsa oeon sen''n00a -
NOM ior Mo
senior Sssasts ana suosoquons "insse's P'on'''e ns
reease' ous representations maoe 70 'no spanish so'
ernmont since remain unanswered
THE MERCHANT SHIPPING BILL PASSED
In the house Of oommons sn's evening 'no Ao1oAsu'
shipping oil passed us tn'rd roaoine'
AVAILABLE FASTING sroLES'
painting OF tho Ducness o. Dcvonsnne' " 0a'ns-
borough rooent'y purchased " urn y Dona s".s'
picture dealers LOT $oz9oO WAS as' n'sn' 0u' 'fo INC
frame ana stolen
HA~AAp so1 fnh A"AAsf y. -. .nin
reward o. soooo mas oc'n oneIeu w 'ue -pp,o-
nension u inc person "no ''o'o NO po''A' - We
Ducness Oh Devonsn're
SILVER
ousor sO-usy quosoo - S17su
- -
fLx AND SALES.
LrvERrooI. May 20 1870
Sales OF co1on during inc week, 4s,ooo oa'es; OK
1912 900; American, $50, 900.
Receipts, %. 900 bales; American, $4,000
Actual export, 10000
Amount anoat 80, 600; American III, 900; for
v<yat frnrn shsx,,c drarf crnnara
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NORWAY.

NATIONAL VESSEL AT SEA ron PHILADELPHIA
LONDON. May 20, 1874
The Norwegian corvette Nordstgcrien has arrived Al
Plymouth, and viii sail tomorrow for Philadelphia
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FRANCE.

rHE woaKMHS's SOCIETY AT VARIANCE WITH
THE GovRRNMExT--AS INDEPENDENT DEr.EoA-
TroN ron AMERICA.
PAsn, May o. 1874
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THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nay %, 1870
large meeting OF citizens interested In rice and
sugar planting held At the rooms OF the Chamber
Of Commerce last night in opposition the Hawaiian
Treaty. Hon. william ~ Burwell, Lieutenant Gov
crnor G. c. Antoine, John c. Potts and Tobias Gibson
were appointed committee 70 proceed to Washington
and urge its defeat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

COUNT vox AnxIM's cAsE-LxcAL EXPORT IN
HIS BEHALr.
LONDON, Nay q. 1874
The Standards Berlin correspondent reports that
Count Won Arnms counsel have protested against the
advertisement his apprehension and requested that
the time appointed for the execution Of tho DO
further postponed six months OF tho condi
ton OF the Counts health.
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FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
san rRAscisco, May q

san FKAscisco. May 20. 1870
Brit,ans block, at the corncr Of California and Davis
streets, was partially destroyed BY nre last night IL
was occupied BY Hobrook Co., ship chambers; j. D.
Arthur 4 Sons. dealers in wagons, and by various
Offices In the upper torcs The losses aggregate about
xaal 600 inanrcd principay in Eastefn companies.
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RoxE, May 20, 1875
The parliamentary committee tho Basic Couven-
ton have decided TO reject IT,
DIPLOMATIC coUErEsIEs AND HONOR.
The French Austrian and Spanish legations In Rome
will soon raised simultaneously 70 the rank OF en-
bassics.
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THE UxTvzRsIrIEs' CONTROL BILL.
vERsAILLxs, May %, 1875.
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day ''urgency" was
voted for the bill providing for the restoration to the
State Of tho exclusive right grant university degross
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
rHx WEATHER YEsrEnpAr.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twenty-our hours in COM
parson with the corresponding date Of last year, AZ
indicated by the thermometer a. nudnuts pharmacy
1ulldnR.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

NKw ORLEAxs May 20, 1915
The steamship New Orleans, drawing seventeen feet
or wafer, went 70 sea this morning via The Jsssy
Channel drawn By towpcata
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societies II was decided not TO accept the
subvention for the expenses Of the visit the censn
NAL Exhibition al Philadelphia, subject TO the condi
tion that the government shall select she dslsgatea
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AVcTutc tchpcraturc ycstcruHy WA
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ....s....s.. .s....................s... TAX
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
4 TrRAc1IvE NEW SUMNER BOOKS.

COMIC UNITED STATES.
An extremely funny Comic History OF the United
States from their Discovery by G. O. Chrstophcr Column
the 7. g. philadelphia CentennaD. BY Livings0l
Hopkins comic artist OF the New York Graphic Proinssly
emDeshed with laughabc illustrations ~ the sathcr
- Price u so.
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splendid now novel; by Mrs Mary J. Holmes, author
Tempest and sunshine" LENA Rivera" West Lawu
dc Price 81 so ~ Ono OF tho best novels WRIT
BY this very popular author, whose other works have
such an enormous sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

ONE NIGHTS MYsTERy.-An intensely exciting
novel; by May Agnes Fleming author OF Guv Esrlscourt
Wife, &c. Price 81 u.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
srrH Nm uxsEE,
EDITH LYME

charming novel. by American author. Bea'
fuy printed tinted paper and bound In CLOTH Prs
81 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

KNAPPS EXTRACT OF ROOrS.-NOw IS TEE
purify blood and strengthen and nvgorae the
system There nothing well adapted for such
KAArrs EXTRACT Roors which makes the healthiea
spring and summer beverage known. Depot 362 Hudsos
81. Sold " druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

ALLAN PINKERTON
THE MODEL TOWN AND DETECTIvES.-An intensely
exciting and interesting volume BY the famous detee
tive Allan Pinkcrion, whose other books Expressmau
and Detective" Claude Melnotte Detective" &C.
have had sales - Illustrated Prizes 81 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

An entirely collection OF great Josh Bngs' hu.
morcus writings. -Four volumes In one. with splendid
steel portrait Life OF tho author and 100 comic IL
Illustrations by Thomas Nssone OF the richest collections 81
vii and humox ever issued. Price r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

G. N. WEBB John PauD:--seaweed, and What We
Seed and pRrodieM BY John Paul Two humorous b0okt
OF the brightest character. - Price u 50 each
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Official 1EFoKT 10 TH1 PORTE NINMTER X
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1874
In telegram received by the Turkish Minister Il Is
stated that tho report relating disturbances and
anxcties existing In tho Ottoman Empire Is without
foundation
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PASSING THE PORTAL: or, A Girls Struggle. 70.
markable story, By Mrs H. V. Victor. Price 81 50
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GOOD SOUND CLAKETS AND SAUTEKNES, FK0A
81 $40 per favorite brands fully guaranteed
II. b. KIRK CO. TOO broadway and 81 Fulton IT.
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
The best Six for So 57i Broadway and Oh Arch e
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-09-30

IL the history of European nations there is moth
ing more wonderful than the rapid growth Of the
German navy. Less than thirty years ago, says a
writer in the EdinbuTg Revielc. the naval force OF
Prussia consisted off single sailing vessel and two
rowing gunboats; to-day the German Empire Is en-
titled TO rank third among the maritime powers Of
the world.
The experience of confidence in the prospects of
success which are reported from Republican sources
in various parts Of the country, the New York
Tribune says, are warranted by the general drift Of
opinion, and especially by the mingled disappolnt-
ment and distrust excited by the letters of Tilden
and Hendricks. Apart from all other considerations,
the country is naturally repealed by anything that
bears the semblance Of insincerity. The evident
honesty of Hayes and Wheeler is one of their strong
est Recommendations. They were prompt, FRANK
straightforward in their statement of views suggest
ed by the action Of the Cincinnati Convention.
The Mobile Register adds this to its discussion of
the suffrage question The grave question TO be set
tied at much cost is, What is to be done to get rid OF
the negro as q yoter7 Sooner or later, with more or
less dispatch, he will be disfranchised and thrust out
of politics. White men of all parties and of every
grade of religion or moral conviction may as well
come quickly to the consideration how to get the
negro out of politics with the least confusion and
cost. He must go, and there is no profit in standing
long upon the order of his going. The question of
suffrage belongs to the States respectively. When
the reorgauized Democracy of 1875 so into office
each State will be allowed to settle this and all other
social and domestic issues for itself and in its own
way, without any interference from the general
government. Then, and not till then, can we begin
the work of resetting our shattered political and our
demoralized social institutions mon correct founda-
tons
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A Mares Nest.

The enemies of the Hawaiian treaty have all at
once discovered that the law enforcing it is uncon-
stitutional. A section of the Constitution declares
that sno preference shall be given by any regulation
of commerce or revenue to the ports of one State
over another" The treaty allows the rice and
sugar imports of the Hawaiian islands to enter the
ports of the United States free from duty. But the
only ports these commodities are likely to enter are
those of the Pacific coast. On this account 1t ls held
to be a conmercial.regulation partial to these States.
This is not the reasonable construction OF the Con-
%stitution. The evident meaning ofthe section quoted
is that duties on imported commodities generally
shall be equal and uniform at all the ports OF the
country, but not that the Government sha! be pro-
hibited from discriminating in favor of this, that
or another country by treaty regulation. The sugar
and rice of Hawaii is as free to enter the ports OF
New York Boston, Baltimore or Charleston as San
Francisco; and only will not be entered there De-
all here, at Portland. Oregon, and on Puget sound.
Whether this treaty be for good or evil, it is now the
supreme law, and cannot be annulled by o false con-
%struction of the Constitution like this.-S. f. Giro
nicle, .fug. "a
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Hawaii

The exhibit of the schools of Hawaii is interest
inc. not on account Of its size, but as an indica-
lion of the rapid progress the Islands have made
in this direction. Most visitors are surprised to
find the evidence Of good schools here, taught by
cultured natives, and supervised with a care that
wopId do credit To Massachusetts. We learn from
the last report of the Educational Board that there
are POP Common Schools, with an attendance OF
6,274 pupils, besides a number of private board
ing schools. and II seminaries and colleges; Inc
nnblie schools are under the supervision of Mr.. III.
r. Hitchcock, Inspector-General, and ample pro-
VISION is made for their support. The photo
graphs of teachers, pupils. and buildings are very
Interesting. The textbooks are printed in the
Roman alphabet, but in the kanaka language, and
they appear to be, in character and scope, very
much like our own. especially in the illustrations
The " Am. Bookseller on the Centennial Erh'o'-
lion.
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Sandwich islanders at the Centennial.

The Sandwich Islanders, from whom less conld
reasonably expected than from any other PEG
ME participating in cur Centennial, according TO
n CORRESPONDENT Of the y. Y. Tribune show eFedi-
tabI. specimens Of industrial skill. They make
round lars Of a rich dark-veined wood varying In
dimensions from the size Of aa apple TO that oil a
big pumpkin, and provided with covers That Atto2
nicely An expert wood-tuTner with The aid oil
he best machinery could not produce better or
moro svmetrical work. \ number OF well-made
tablez. iuIaid with diamond shaped pieces OF diff
ferent coIored woods, are also shown aud there
are hats Of delicate shayings from the arrow-root
plant that are in better taste than mneh tFenen
millinery. and fans of the same material thaf, IL
sold in onr stores. would be eagerly bought Tor
their novelty and beauty. Two of the cases are
slIed with the contribution OF the Dowager cneeI
Emma, comprising fans. hats, royal plumes that
look like feather brushes wooden bowls, O va
rietv of savage ornaments and stone implements
from Tahiti, one Of The Society Islands Also a
fine collection Of ferns, minerals. and crystals
cases of shells, eorals and stuffed birds sugar
the chief staple of the Islands and good specimens
of rice and coffee. There are q few paintings OF
scenery by native artists-rather crude as WORKS
of art. but valuable as giving faithful representa-
tons Of the appearance OF the islands
Considering the small extent and limited re-
sources Of the little archipelago kingdom, IL IS Ger
t,inIy entitled to great credit for its representa-
lion N The Fair. There are several Of the wealthy
and popnlous States but 4 few hours journey Doy
rail from Philadelphia that have not done a. wei
Y = Hsre1rrV.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AOOertlsrr
SATURDAY. SEPT. so.
Chinese IN the United States.

CnlUESe III Liz IA
Measures Of doubtful character are often sustain
ed by false or frivo'ous charges and sophistieai ar
ouments. If Naboth ia TO be put to DEATH . lAse
charge Of having cursed God and the king Il brought
against him. When Aristiies Is to be ossracised'
he IS accused of being too powerful, OF having TOO
n7nv friends or his fellow citizens are tired Of hear
inc him called ssThs Just In Ike manner 'ne
Californians bring many charges against the CHI
nesc, in order to prevent further Immigration Ahe
presidents Of the six Chinese companies of San Fran
cisco answer these charges in their memorial to Pres
ident Grant. Those in hostility 10 the Chinese have
asserted that not Cne virtuous Chinese woman has
been brought into the country" To this the memo
rialists reply that ga few hundred chaste, home
keeping mothers are here, and probably q thousand
children of Chinese families who have been BORN
here. And more would have been brought over, had
II not been for those 'outbursts of Indignation,
which have not encouraged such immigration
If manv prostitutes have been imported, it was done
for the qualification Of white men. Vile Americans
favor this, because they make money out OF It, 1hey
could stop it, if they would. Chinese merchants I'M
dertook to send these miserable women BACK 10
China, but a certain lawyer prevented IT. oy gettins
ont n writ Of habeas corpus, and the courts decided
that they had a right to stay in the country, II they
so desired
ITO the charge that the Chinese do not purchase
real estate, and therefore are not a kind of immi-
grants to be wisely encouraged, it is answered that
while the public sentiment has not been such as to
encourage the Chinese to invest thus, still they have
done so already to the amount of over So0V.Ooo IN
San Francisco alone
sTo the (gentlemanly) charge that the Chinese
diet is apt to be different from our own, it is asked
in answer, whether this be a sim"
"To the charge that the Chinese are OF no beneht
to this country it is suggested that the railroads they
have built, and the manufactures they have served,
are surely a benefit. That the daily toll of 1OO.0Oo
men cannot fail to enrich the country; while the
So, 900, 900 which the Chinese annually pay IN du-
ties at the San Francisco custom house alone, ana
the $500, 900 which are annually paid by Cinnamon
as q poll tax, with some hundreds of thousands oil
dollars paid also in taxes on personal property, and
in other ways, are probably just as enriching to the
national pocket as the same number of dollars paid
by any other persons"
"In fine, if the Chinese are really detrimental &c
the interests Of the United States, a modification o.
the existing treaty may be effected; and this would
not be altogether unacceptable to the Chinese gov
ernment.'' If the Chinese should be driven from
the United States. why should Americans be permit
ted to live in China?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-09-30
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BECoM
Proprietor of this

Proprietor of this
First Glass Establishment,
Is now prepared to execute all orders in his line with neat
ness and dispatch.
He would also say hat he has secured the services OF the
former employees of the Laundry, which will be an additional
guaranty that
The Work will be Thoroughly Done!
And no effort on his part viii be spared to bring The Laundry
in favor with the public generally. = Terms moderate.
;as JAMES BENTON
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-09-30

California Lime and White Brother!
-EGLIsH PORTLAND CEMENT. BEST
ii onaUty. For Sale by (mh1D BoLLEs & co.