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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

! NOR SALE ON RERErANIA srnEEr.
N mapka side, ak i0ts. iOsxi59. These chaaes
building h,ts. situated opposite Messr uulngnaru
Castles property and have thu water pp e
FOR GALE. ON RERErANTA STREET, IA
kA side. OppDstg the RESIDENCE % " r. BucnanaH
lots. iOoxi5o- This property veil fs1csd.
sold In One or two blocks. off los each
IA side, valuable choke Jaas siolssall Saeh
acres
To LEASE Acres spt-ndid Graziar GaaS a -
maiis, Kamananui, waaiua-
FOR sALE-In Honoluiu. several chaics rssifsucss.
~ acres Tar0 Land and bouse-
FOR SALE AT KAPALAMA NEAR NJ
FOR SALE. AT MANOA. TWELVE AcaEs
Of choice banana and Taro Land. q b1rrlln-
FOR SALE Ar KALIHI, TWO ACRES au oas
ioB Of Rich Taro Land.
FOR SALE. THE PREMISES KNOWN As
Liberty iiali, situated On Mau1akea street ooFeHuaat
Title Perfect
FOR SALE NEAR L1LIITA STREET. CLOSE
% Captain Vests property dearabs Tar0 10 ous
Z ]. O'nAIIORAS. soleirar.
AZ the oces q The Real Estate Erchanrr ~ Fors 81
Honolulu, where Al peraons hasiur pruIrrtv ~ rlls
lease Or Horgagsf1a rsgster ne uil1oar pTlat
ofany Fee 80
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Insurance Notice.

YTvHE AGENT FOR THE british Fsr-
n eign Marine InsaraDcs Company. fLini1etl -
eeissd insructi01s rfducs the rates q lrarsncr
between HonoIula aud Puril ne fnclc. anl gl-
pared 70 Issue Policies he ssesi rates. aili Ei
reduction O. height pr stsaasra-
s2Iy Agent Bril- ~. nsr' IA c.. Lias,-1
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Manufacturing JeweIerI


N Of1 CO.
HHHE UEDERSIGSED. FORMERLY WITH
n Mr. Eckart begs 70 Inform citizens or Honolulu And
the public generally that he has the store on FORT
Street opposite Odd Fellows Hail. formerly occupied BY
Thos Tannatt) where he win give special attention y he
manufacturing and repairing Of All kinds Of Jewery.
Particular attention given to Shell and Ruiul WORK
n1- VIII guarantee satisfaction In all his work "a
CD I'm WI II. WENNER.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13

ANIRCUEr COURr OF THE THIRD ITBH-
- CIAL Circuit Waimoa. Hawai- Nagsnifsr term
A D. 1875 NamahA o., Libei.nt ior dlsorce. ~.
Kua *
In the above entitled libel Cor divorce "a II nov a-.
that decree q divorce from the unfrnnr -
entered In favor Of the Namahn ~ ar - -. -
the adultery of the SAID kua X at.nfa rr
the expiration o. sit months from Inc % fbls sa.-
upon compliance win the terms thereof uneSs sur-f
shall appear to the contrary.
And the hbellant n ordered PUBLISH arfrst.f eu
OF this order In the Government Gn1rfra EnoEa.
six successive weeks, The ars publcalon ~ - .lifh
one month from the date q this ORDER tIat al urr.
Interested within slz months sho,r e.rs- -, -
decree should not be made ah-olate.
Dated Waiuea this I'M day II Naveu,rsr A ID LA
By the Court Fnaxcr. Srr~f1u rI.-a
true and correct copy of he original osdsr o. A.
ElzNCEa
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In the Estate of W. Ka, deceased.
Administrators Notice.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS Azinst
IN the estate OF the late w Ka, hereby required
70 present the % the undersigned. within mouths
from the day Of publication OF this notice II noe -
presented within six months from date, they WIN be
barred and all persons Indebted sad deceased are re-
quested TO make immediate payment 10 the undersgned
W L wilcox, Administrator
Honoulu. November 20. Is7s. M
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Civil Engineering.

w and Surveyor, prepared 10 undertake Land
veying In all It's branches Maps constructed with fun
details Information given In regard the quality Of
Soils and their adoption for cultivation taking into con
siderRtion locality, accessibility, etc
WATER LEADS--Estimates given In regard to size,
cost and capacity, and Of power furnished by
same for machinery.
ROADS AND BRIDGEs.-Plans and estimates made
with view VI obtaining the best results with the smallest
outlay
He is also prepared to Instruction tropical cult
vation
Address the above through the Honolulu Post once.
fGII 3m)
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13

~ has rlcusea His nIa5e.y ire Rng to make the FOL.
louillr EIlpcinsraeur,s-
IA HoS- . Ne-r sssEEH Minister OF the Interior
-ict Es Erncaenes ". Z. Noehouaa, resigned
1ht Eou. u a. p caErrs 10 BE- Minister Of Foreign
H-ialuu- His Txeueucy Green, resigned
M t'r-aeucT JOINS X. KarTSa TO be Minister Of
Fuasos sice Ei EEceIlency John :. walker, resigned
TuF Icu- ArEEsn HsEruFsE. 10 b Attorney Gene
~ rtoe HiE f2rceIlsney v T. Castie. resigned.
taiaui Hal-ss, De- :. is7S
o. s-su-azy inv aare iu-rsus at I2o'cOck noon, the
tssur Iaoen-es for year ISL viii be sold at
klaal-u Rae ~ russie sscuon to highest bidder,
na-asg-
lrirr- r. Ava Tsccn--, Cor district Honolulu,
uaiu. g. uI-sef rrios q 500 each
nu- g lleaz-e for each Il the districts Of Koo-
s-craso Ne.lss sna hwA, Ane NAsAnAe, Oahu at an
el-rt nrtrH - slse each
rl- taiouasr Licenses Tor the year 81 viii be
100 - ~ srfr4 one q neloW named. in the districts
g. ~us sleg isged, daring The latter part Of the
Er-sss rpuulh= Tho@s IAhalna and WAiiuku up
rr-e uf f1uo each. asd In the other districts
one ai- z az lay and place OF sale w. be given in
a. seFerul dhss-icfsL nauloiys
10, " Ereryii E-s-, sheriff OF AAai; two licenses
r. r. Rarrrs Rsa, Deputy sheriff Of Maui, two
ll-Huzes fur NnliuEu. iiceusc for Makawao
" Hgr-saurE- ~. Deputy shertn VI Hawaii one
Hoa :. v. q. EalslaAaa, Deputy sheriff. Hawaii; one
hre1rss fur HaHInEuA
H. = nlHrtn. Ksq.. Deputy sheriff. Hawaii; one
$ v E1saz- Ess- sheHn OF kauai one iicense for
l-nue Eolaz
}. MOTT SMITH. Minister Of the Interior.
lufHanr unrs. Dec T. ls-C
as Ii-a-ea His Messy the King TO appoint the
rsuouur rentlensu Commissioner ia accordance with
rruiuueH pissed by Legislative Assembly, sept. Q,
ls-E o. % inor-.~s the eririnal Hawaiian Tace:r
n D. u " p Leieohsu. ". r. Castle. T. Bishop,
ficr n. n Parker and Rev NJ Kuaea-
Ausn the fuilUuiHg named gentlemen, Commissioners
an auuuudauor 10 development Of
a. a. NJ Kurdo,- approved sept. IS, 1876:
" d. eresz. a. A. widemaan, and II. NJ whitney.
4olaza F1lAoe, Dec s. 1875 s2I
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13

- LANDS. In Prubaic. Island ~ oahn Has.l.1
Isands IN the matter q the WI % Anione 4ursI ia.
o. Honolulu derenssL ercr appTniIrr f1ar &c ,ruras
% viii ard direcfif puhcaicu = lorre 20 aanlr
document purpcrtinx % D. tse snl and sa.t.-
ment Of Antoine Maauei deceased having 81 ne = n
day % Novenher A. H. l.ld neen nrrsertaf ~
bate Court and prttun fur ire rrtara fe9ear -
The ssU1nec % letters ifstaneutary Man1sf fo 1as-
ine been fled BY ManueI Pro.
10 is hereby ordered. thar MONDAY - fsth d.v Z
DECEMBER. A. D ISIS. af c'cocE. a M n - Z
day. az the Court Room % aid Carf. c1art Ha.
IN H0noluu. Be and N. 4. hr=@t~ ar--fassI Il =
time for proving ssld VIII and hearing STA srrsf.-
when md where any persan Interested nppsar ani
contest the said VII, and ne grantug ~ trsn-
tary.
IL further ordered, that uoflce tnsraar h. ra ~
puhlicaon, for three Successive Uees-. EaaEna
aud HAWAIIAN Gazette. ueuspapers printed ruta.
In Honolulu And t Is furth== of-re cIf.iar. -
issued 70 tn sutscfhug witness 10 ld NuI. and - a.
heirs Of the estator In this Kingdom appear 81 Ne
time appointed.
Dated Honolulu H. l., ne eth NorsuInrr. ff-f
ELISHA %. AELEN.
AL-nlL. Lu--- III L. II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13

n. seno~iar u.za-d persons have been sppOnse
Rozras Tax Appeals In accordance wit
rhs Aci q Aueusis iS-A
OAHU.
Ecuniulr--. 1EcC1uy. John X UnAunA
Iva and Wainnrs-s. z. NAH. r. G Crabbe
MniAlnA & n. Emerson. J. r Kanwaln.
knelAulun-l. Kekahuna W. c lane.
knolaunose-E- Rose. ). BeranAha-
MAUI
1nhu1un-z. kholo. Tbus uHrSeiden.
W.nuru-l. v. KaiaeuasuA. a. Armstrong.
NaEMu1o-f- @ Caarr0 ). karulc
llaaa-E- kHuiruaknoie. = 2. kanAkAols.
M1lakAl-S 6 Du-EEt- = " KAlnA
lauai-f. Il Esyseldur. K NaAkinA-
HAWAI-
Enn-W. II Rpsd. = p Eiszun.
runa-S. ". kaeuahlne. n Keklno
&c - sF,suc1r. Heury Martin.
- Euna-S keEumano. = ". Kinu.
y. kumB-A- n Greeuweli- S. Enluapo.
~ Eotaln-C1rAs- WEuannt. s. " Chiinurworfh
~. Eohala-Heurr gc1nsSH, Georre Hoines
Eamakza-A KaaeA- J. ". Nabi.1
KkuAL
Mnnaaa-E Krr1 s. W. wIicox- T. seRn-
Au4nula-c- h1rslemnn. .. Ninlohite, y. NuuhiwA
E11al-U-1- 11re- 4 < Hspuka.
0am-a Il sulrh A 4 Nln
NAima-6. = Bc~reI- J. KelnaienuI
Nmlmn-E EMhale. kA1neA
JEo. s WALKER
Minister Of Finance.
Fsa-nos n0pursusut- Sovsnbsr a, ls7G
~ au pl-u-ss Hls isaSsssy ne king % appoint The
Eul- Euuoun staITas - be Knrhi Companion Of the
Eluvuc o-aur 81 K.laiunA
Easz R.aAre. Sor.. lEs. s.i
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13

ETNHE VALUABLE HALF or THE AHr-
n PUAA q Kananul. N8iokai aenr a.. NTrrs' raach.
he land = suitabe fr eulilglnnr c.ne aa laaanaa
Area Loo 4ere4 For further parl1dlar lzllIsa Or
61iit' LOCOEAnINE. LsnnIna. n1ul
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13
Licenses Expiring in Dec. 1876.
OAHU.


OAHU.
chEuE Eest Gee. Nunanu st.. HOaolulu.
EiHan EHueuhn.
81 sutsTr NcElhbn. Queen 81.
ruL Waaua
= laula Tuy. Nsunafea 81,
:. 30 san. King S.
HAWAII.
Chsr Hoon. HoluAius- KOna
NICrUALLING.
Ann. Walul-u. MAuL
- Al LseE- NuuAuu ~. Houolulu, Oahu.
HORSE
Sius- No 81. -. Honolulu.
E-Iuies- No. 81,
~ uulreln. No
e. Eeurnahiua. NJ. IS and 81
:. ueurE NErsh. No e.
- a. l1uur. No. 81
= Eaa- No. - and IS.
= faalello. No. 80
~ MHuusl SYLVIA No. ~,
81 EnhE kahla No. as - HookAno No. sg, Kamakau,
~ tpl. Honaulu.
BOAT.
q AM fpr1, No. =. Honolulu,
: Maheic No. -, Hunululu.
BUTCHER.
d. Esler, EAnay Market.
CAKE REDDLING.
Ic kia1.
Al
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13
Holiday Books.

TUsT RECEIVED. PROM LONDON. AND
81 now opening for sale BY
sI2 HIN. WHITNEY.
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md Clerk srd Judicial circuit wauss. .i assa e..


NAAClAE NOlAI OF IAlE THIRD y d.
~ CAL Crcuif waimea. Hawai-. Novrn1ser Ten.
4 d. ISIS Thomas ClacSe LRlsznt ar dIgos1s -
KENO.
In the above entitled be fr divorcs, Il 4 400 osIs..d
that decree Of divorce from o. nnfsnuur -
entered In fAvor % the said Thomas ClarEe - h
OF the adultery Of the said AFR
the expiration Of sx months from The date n Ms rrss,
upon compliance with The terms thereof unlels sufficient
cause shall appear 20 the contrary.
And the ibelant sordered 10 publish atiesfe cupy
Of this order m the Government GaEetfe
SIX successive weeks, the drst puhlcsnu
month from the date ~ this order That an rsrans
erested may within six mouths Why a..
should not BE- made absolute
Dated at Maimea This ilth day - Novemherls7
By the Court FaANCis srrscEa. Clsrr
true copy OF the original order llr n ny once.
FEtScls srE<crn
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IL ca clrrs, vrs,.,., III, h. nl Di-
A. d. ls7s. John Bell. Inelant ditarue " Kasl
ala wv
In the above entitled ioe for divorce. i nov ordered
that decree OF divorce from he bond % nafusnv II
entered In favor Of Tie aid Iohn Hell. q % va
fal and utter desertng for the % yrar
said Kawnaa 90 be made absolute after ne eruirrn !.
six months from the date % this decree upou runlns
with the terms thereof uBless sufficient sha araI
the contrary.
And the Hbcant l. ordered publish aft--trf -upv
OF this order 10 the llnN allan kuokna f-r
successive weeks, TIE hrsi pupcatn b. b. within
month from the date Of this order raranus H.
terested within slx eaass var - a.
should not be made absolute
Dated at Waimea this nth day % November. ISIS
BY the Court Fn.Scrs srr,rrr. ri-rs
true copy Of the original order ne IN ny aIn-e
2nd Clerk srd Judicial circuit vy.iu'.. gs,s 49,,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands. oahu. April Term, A. - is7t. Eahaispaa-
kai, iIbeiaut for divorce. Va T. G. Young
In the above entitled iihei for dlvorc- n ararrs
that decree % divorce from he bed u unacrdnr -
entered IN favur % the sid tiaerasnl fur
deserton Of the said l.. & fouuE. made al.l.r-
after the expiraion o. sr mcaihs from he date % a.
decree upon compliance with rnaraur mes
sufficient cause shall appear ne cunrrary-
And the Lheianf Is ordered putlsh ntfsairf -ur
OF this order In the Hawailnn Gzrete and KuoEra ~ ~
successive weeks, the first puhcafon 10 sthln eos
month from the date % this order. that al rsrn. -
terested within On ea1as WV - -.
cree should not Be made absolute.
byithe Court (signed) WttrEn n sEaL
Clerk .uprrur CuurE
hereby certify that the forsgunx i a rIns .u 1s-i
copy % the ORIGINAL decree IN .Ented 49,
no" on NE IN the Clerks oce % TIE supreme
the Hawaiian island.
As witnes my hand and the seal % ne supreme Crt
this list day Of November. A d. fs-a
lNo r. HaHNann
eject Cierk % the Suprens Corrt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13

n TME CIRcUIT CorRr oF TnE lid

y TIE tiAtIIT tOIHT % TifE Third
u Judicial Circuit Wamea Hawaii November tern.
1876 C. X Hara, Llbelant for "a. Gree ~ Hair 10
Hapa-
In the entitled uhia divorce uu arlrr-
that decree o. divorce from he bond 81 airuoav -
entered In favor Of che aid X Harai o. ha canss
Of the aduliery q the mid unrrirf nnpli ln b.
made absolute after the explorations f
decree. upon cnnpinnre Win tErrrur unrrl
sufficient cause shall appear % ne contrary
And the uhelant is ordered publish aflesgaf enrV
Of this order In the HAWAIIAN tiarfttr aad far
successive weeks. the Hrst publication ail1sa -
month from he date % this order That az prrsnr1
teresied may within SIX months show ehy a.
cree should not be made absolute.
by the Court FuaNctc -Fr9cru. cIarE-
A true copy OF the original ia my once
fHaNrls srr1frrns
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foa5rinr persons have been duly appointed
hruu iaEr acknowledgements 10 oonirDcrs for labor
n Hunur1unue win PROVISIONS Of ZACH to amend
saisus Ant a Tor protection OF parties To
Hulharzsd ~ SecIion lsIs Of the CIVIL code
arfzoueo The 9 day Of duly. A. n is7s' approved
tht 1zh seielher. A. n is-s viz The several com.
ulHssne-s issaed o. the annexed dates
September ssh. 1876
Ea1rT Warehouse. EouR. oahu,
Chns r ssnacE. kunz- Oahn.
a. n-rt1Aha- KooleuTaoSo. oahu.
= y. k.-nes AolesaA
ocioser 18th, ls7s
l. serurauuz HRo Hawaii
= ". Kuanu1aEauL Huo, Hawaii,
- X EaA- North and south Kous.
q. ~, =. Hslenanu. HanlaknA. Hawaii.
= X Kauna-nnno. HsmAkuA. Hawsu,
e. * kaTaue. .NAkaxAo Maui
= X Ezrch- sraIuEu- Mani
!. Alulo IahaiuA- Mani.
=. Esr.aic,ii, IanAina- NanL
= " E1luz- lanai
November sth. is-e
8 ". Wncox. Eauue and Koloa- Kauai.
Ncveuher. i2th, is76
CnE-lss n. DsrksF. Mafzwae Maui,
- Hal.tea6, Wainku MAul
". Nerueburr. Ncrth KohAlA, Hawaii,
r. knla Scrth Kchala- Hawai-,
A. n Sralth. K0ios and Iihue. Kauai
= 3. = Msrshn, Kan. Hawaii
= ~. Nausnaa- Naialua- oahu-
In AururaHncc with The above mentioned the
EurruE present the only persons authorized to
Eazr acgucsecenenu Tor labor suthorized
H. Srciiau lti- q IA eva C0de-
". q. MOEHONUA.
Intsuor OHcs. Nov. "a ls-S
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13

Nh RnuErr IzsHuaN has thisaAy been appointed
sul.a-aieuaeui Of Public Works
W. l.. NOEH0NUA,
81 Minister or the Interior.
Iuioror oHoo. Dec = 1874
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-12-13

The louoUiur Anniversaries heine National Holidays
vi b. observed the severs days mentioned below
Anruveruueui usBoez viii Be closed throughout the
kiurduu
&uudzy. necgmhur g. Christmas nay.
ainudAy, 1auuary l. New Years nay
". L MoEHoNUA,
Minister Of the Interior
rranrrr on. Nnra-nhar nm rs-e
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Attest: chief Ju.tles 81 ne susr...,- S,5.r,
Jso. F. BARNARD. CLERK. Er-ss
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BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE

,f$N c. Brewer a. Co.-Agents. .kfK
EA1X Favorable arrangements can always be kk4d(
made for storage aud shipment Of on Bone Wool Hides and
other Merchandise TO New Bedford Boston, New York and
593-ly @. BREWER A Co
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TN Carassmas 1a.oanon Of me IlnEnSh nay schools
uzziuL4ued lly Government lhruurhpur The Kingdom
uu extend frum Friday December IND to Monday Janu-
. sll- Is.-- and froz aat date (JanaAry sth a new
harin-
ny order az me Board Of Education.
W. Jas SMITH, Secretary.
AllaizuI Esale. Sovcualsr z7th. ISIS go
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-09
An Anecdote of Dom Pedro.

1t is often wondered how the Brazil
ian Emperor should have sucn an eX-
tended knowledge of The American Ma
tion, of our great men, our territory, our
laws and customs, ETC., but a gentleman
conversant with Dom Pedro's early
days as Emperor, relates that he always
took special interest In the great re-
public and made the history of our coun-
try and nation a close study for years,
going into minute details often, and fa-
miliariZIng himself with our great men
and their deeds. For the literary men
of the United States he had peculiar
regard, and one day at Court, when sur
rounded by ali hisretinue on some grand
occasion, he dismissed the whole Tor a
brief time and eagerly made his way
through the crowd to meet The American
Minister, who had arrived, and who he
expected had brought him some Ameri-
can publications. He is said to have
heartily greeted the Minister, and to
have earnestly asked, 'Have you
brought my Longlellowp No wonder
that such a man, with the fine Intellect
with which Dom Pedro Is credited
should come among US an educated and
intelligent traveller, when he had SO
closely studied our nation, even with
the cares and responsibilities Of the Bra
lillian throne resting on his shoulders.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-09

The Mikado continues his progress,
which, owing TO unavoidable detentions
on the road, through bad weather and
b I'd ways, he will have to shorten, and
Instead Of going to the island of Yezo,
will return from Awomori by the north
ernmost point OF the island, direct by
sea to his capital, whore already great
preparations are being made for his vel
come home. He has been enthusiastic
ally received so far in his journey, but
with a mild ana quiet enthusiasm. All
along his route he has been greeted re-
spectfully and peacefully, not as in the
days of yore he would have been, by
armed men, PROSTATE on their knees
and faces, buG by battalions of school
children, standing erect, as their Maker
meant them to stand, and greeting their
ruler, not as god, but as a prince above
tuem, nay, to certain extent conrroll-
ing their destinies, but still a being of
the same mould as themselves. And
much credit is due to this young En-
peror, and an AslaGc Emperor at thai,
Tor doing all in hls power 10 dispel that
cloud Of mystery and dangerous awe
which yelled and 5hrouded tne throne or
his ancestors.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-08-09

to look after the city's portion of the
bridge taxes.
A number of the delegates and others
went over to LoYeland to-day, to be in
good time tor the Congressional ConYen-
lion tomorrow.
The City Treasurer was yesterday en-
joined from paying T. Egery for city
printing, he being member OF the CITY
Council at the time the work was done.
Daniel Callen has purchased Harry
Humes' interest in the Butler County
Democrat, and henceforth assumes en-
tire control. No quarters to Crusaders
now.
A new German paper, Democratic in
politics, is talked OF. The editor of the
Zeitung haying threatened to go over to
tne enemy, something must be done to
Offset the departure.
James L. MeKemy, brother of Judge
Nick my, died at Corsicana, TeXas, on
the 3Ist OF July. He was thirty five
years of age. He was engaged in teach
ing at'the time OF his death.
The contract for furnishing the
shingles for the roof of the First Ward
School building was let to Chas. CIR fin
at "a per thousand, he being the lowest
bidder. The putting them in was given
to Mardus Shuler at 90 cents per square.
Tue bids for this work ran from % cents
per square up to 81 80.
LEXINGTON. KY.
A map of Lexington, executed by D.
l.. Bears g. Co., OF Phlladelpuia, arrived
here yesterday morning. City Civil En-
gIneer Posy pronounces it "Weli goLLen
up"
II n Dhop,oe xuoc n Iootod cboriH oF
Fayette County last Monday by 39J ma
jority. This victory caused greater Gu
thusiasm than the advent OF the Centen-
NAL.
Was it Republican or Democratic
whisky that caused the deep sleep to
overcome the ulustrious editor Of the
Press? The only news in his paper yes
terday was the Tilden and Hendricks
letters, that had been published
throughout The wide world almost a
week ago.
Col. Francis McClair, one of the old
est pioneers OF kentucky, and a veteran
OF the war of 1872, died suddenly in the
eighty eighth year Of mis- age at his resi-
dence near this city yesterday morning
lie went to the poles and cast his last
Democratic vote for Major Thomas Mon
day. Nothing serious seemed to have
alled HIM The night before his death.
Col. W. b. Smith, accompanied by his
blooming daughters, Misses Mamie,
Winnie and Cynthia, and Miss LIZZIE
Wiilmore, of Mt. Sterling, stopped at
the ST. Nicholas on their way to the Gen.
tennial yesterday. Mr.. James Buiord,
the genial clerk at the hotel, was strong
ly prevailed upon to go, but business at
present would not permit his leaving.
Judge Mulligau yesterday disposed OF
thirty-six cases, principally drunks.
@ lite number were continued ana sew
eral cases were dismissed. as they were
only common drunks, such as occur on
election day. Lew Richardson, Spring
field darkey, who is charged with illegal
voting, had his case continued. This is
certainly the largest docket that has
been presented ior over year.
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leans this evening. The Cherokee has
excellent passenger accommodations
Mr.. A. Byers is her chief clerk. .The
Wildwood arrived last night from Mays
willie, Wilh9 hhds tobacco. She returned
to-day at noon. Tue Potomac viii be
the regular Pomeroy packet leaving this
evening. =. The Virgie Lee gave the Cit
izens of Charleston an excursion last
night. The Arlington will follow the
Cherokee in the New Orleans line, leaV-
Baum pilots to Memphis -. Thomas Sat
terwhite. Louisville agent for The Nln-
cinnati g Memphis Packet Company,
has been spending the last two days in
the city. He will return to Louisville
this eVenin@ by rail.
TOWBOAT MOVEMENTS.
The Robert PEBBLES arrived last even
ing from above with miscellaneous
tow :. .Tne little Condor passed down
this morning with two barges salt tor
Louisville :. The Barnard has arrived
at Wheeling, and laid up there. -. fhe
Whale ls still at Browns Island, where
she will remain till the river rises.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. AttenDOrougu ana Ben. FraZ er
will pilot the Cherokee 70 New Orb ans.
The Memphis Avalah"ae says! If
steamboatnef, and al those inte ested IN
the marine business, viii examine Lne
United States laws, they will fad thar
cities charging tax for wharfage be-
come wharlngers, and are therefore iia-
BILE for all damages TO goods that may be
allowed TO lay on the wharf until re-
mOvedby the consignee.". Jack SmlGh
and Charles OWGps will be the Andy
ing Saturday. Tue James ID. Parker
was at Evansville last night, full Of peo-
pie and freight. She wi / be here to-
morrow night and leaves Saturday for
MemDn