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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-08-25
The Carbon Sdrpfate.
Local and Personal.
will be ripe in seven days.

Oysters will be ripe in seven days,
-Prihter's ink is the best grease for
the wheels of trade.
Suffering will exhibit Its presence
by the cries of the baby, and should he
removed by the prompt use of that
highly recommended remedy - DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t is free from
Morphia. Price 25 cehts.
The Kutz:own Fair will commence
on the 18th Of September.
Reading has had lit deaths from
small pOx since the 1st of January last.
The city of Reading owes the
Reading Gas Company S1S, 900 of back
standing gas bills, due last year.
--Thistles require radical treatment
to remove them, and so do boils and
pimples. DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture Is a
radical blood searcher, curing all skin
eruptlons.
Miss Sophia C. Kemper, of Easton,
is century plant.
The Allentown News estimates the
profits Of the Lehigh county sheriff on
Ftlday at $1,000.
The Bethlehem school authorities
have recently exchanged $25, 900 of 6
per cent. bonds for 8 per cent. bonds.
There are 1000 soldiers in the
nelghborhood of Scranton.
The sheriff of Schuylki'l county ad-
tertises sixty-four properties for sale.
Hon. j. G. Kreamer will please ac-
cept our thanks for valuable public doc
uments.
"A number of members of the Ma.
hanoy military company are sick from
over exertiUh while in the emefgenCy
service.
Thomas S. Beck, Esq, has been
appointed assignee by Jos. S. Webb, of
LehightOn, and Rudolph Rumble, of
Mahonihg.
detective Jacob johnson, of East,
on has been appointed U. S. Deputy
Marshal for the Easton District Of
Pennsylvania.
Grand opening of ladies' fall and
winter dress goods at Daniel Graver's
Bee Hive Store, next to First Nationa
Bank.
~ ~ Sou OWo lOt lufo PAPER VIC
would be pleased II you would remit
the amount now. We need money
"mnehly" at this time. .H
Great inducements in
Summer Dry Goods, to cash
buyers, at Nusbaum & Sons.
Beautiful I When you 60 to Mauch
Chunk, don't fail to call at e. f. Luck
enbach's near Broadway House, and
see his beautiful wall paper, &c.
If you need anything In the print.
Ing line, 1t will pay you to call at cnis
office before ordering elsewhere. Plain
and fancy job printing at low prices.
The Centennial Slate Company has
now on hand 900 squares of their eel :
ebrated Guarantee Blue Roofing Slate,
which they will sell at lowest market
prices. For further particulars address
f. T. Semmel, Sec'y, Lehighton, Pa.
ii. K. Rlckert has still a few of those
eligible lots I'M RiekeTtstown to dispose
of. II you fedl like securing a good
home call aad see him He Is also sup.
plying flour, feeY lumber and coal at the
lowest rates.
= Now is a godd time to put in your
winter coal, the price now being fully
as low as 1t will be. Semmel a. Gabel
have Just received 200 tons, which they
are selling very low. Cali and leave
your order and lea TN prices.
.Ihe PennsylvI Iania coal company
paid $40, 600 in sllvd kr TO their employees
IN IN the vicinity OflNa lttston last week.
SILVER In large guy titles can be pur-
chased at two per ceS discount, which
would amount to a Ao1t Of 81 400 to
the company.
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FIremen, Take Notice.

Phe members of Lehigh Hook and
Ladder Company, No. /, of Lehighton,
Pa, are respectfully requested to be
present at stated meeting of the com.
pRny to be held on Monday evening,
September 3rd. 1877, in their hall, as an
election of officers for the ensuing year
is 10 take place, and other important
business to be transacted also. some
action will be taken as regards members
who are in arrears for dues, &c.
By order of the President.
Ii. j. BRETNEY, Sec'y. ,
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Fail and Winter Goods.

Daniel Graver, of the Bee Hive Store,
has just returned from the city with a
very large and elegant stock of Fall aud
Winter Dress Goods and Dry Goods, to
which he respectfully invites the atten7
ton Of the ladies of Lehighton and
vicinity, The designs are all of the
latest, and the prices are down to suit
the times.
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BUSY as bees, our young friends at
the Central Carriage Works. Although
only opened few weeks, they are full
of orders, on account Of their popular
prices.
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Remaining III called for In the LehightOn p.
o., up TO august 43Id, 1877:
Bush, Austin Rex. Mrs. LORNA
Boyer, Israel SeedOOr, Mr,
GrOe, heuDen Smith Charles
Kline, Nj $. Emma II. Irne John
Lters, owen Werth, Henry
never, Jonas Hense, Israel
Persons calling for any OF the above letters
Will please say Advertised"
Ii. IL. PETERS, Postmaster.
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Closing Prices Of DEHAvEN & Town..
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia :,
Anunst 03rd 1877
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The name of Gen. j. f. Temple was with.
drawn as a candidate.
on the fifth ballot, A. G. Noyes was nomi.
mated.
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The names of LOngaker and Wilson were
WITHDRAWN and a third ballot taken.
The bauoung beng very close between Shep-
paru ana lrunkeY tOWards the close OF the roll
call the confusion became 30 great that the
cierks were unaD.e 10 record the votes acou
ratelY aud the Char announced the nect sslty
OF taking another bal Ot. OrGer being restored
the naue uf sir. HandleY was withdra yn.
Mr. Lai Ein made the uiOtiOn tnnt ali those not
beng ueegatAs and members OF the D ess DO
denied tue privilege OF the floor.
The motion was agreed 20, and the floor
cleared.
rhe fourth ballot was then taken, as follows
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The Coal Trade.

THO OOHI TThues
The following table shows the quantity OF coat
shipped over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for Lha
week ending Aug. 18th, 1877. and for the year as
cnrnnarad w IN no 40 ~, a fiu,o To- yaoy
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r FRANKLIN LEsH,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
(Late Restdent Physician Of Harrisburg Hospital).
OFFICE: Next door to the nion Church,
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nR. EDWARD BROWN,
SURG EoN DENTIST,
Of the Pennsylvania Dental College. Philadcl.
phia, has opened an office in LEHIGHTON, on
BROAD STREET. next door to Snyder's store.
All work warranted satisfactory.
LAUGHING GAS used for the painless ex.
traction bf Teeth. Aug. II, ls77-yl
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~. Special attention given to the Diseases Of
Wothen. Cont ultation in English and German.
Aug. lS, lS77-BmA
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The first ballot for a candidate for Supreme
Total......,.................... $50


Inc MINES OF William OJtersOn and Perry l..
Weeks were Withdrawn, and the coul enIlon
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REPORT OF COAL tran sported Over Lehigh
q Susqurhanna DlvlsIOn. Central X. of New
Jersey, for dnYs endfng Aug. II. lS77i
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SECOND BALLOT.

The names of Messrs Brookway, Tnllsy
Johnson. Forster and Patterson, us candidates.
were Withdrawn.
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lOGal'' ''''s's''''sss...s....'s' 249
on motion, the nomination of Hon. John
Turnkey, of VenanRo county, for Judge Of the
Supreme Court, was made unanimous.
The bauOting for udltOr General was then
proceeded with, as follows;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18
STILL LATER.
samoa annexed 10 America.

The FIJI Tines Of June Is SAYS that news has been
reserved that the American Gag has besa hois;si a;
Samoa Aa3 allegiance formally rendered 70 the Uni
TED States. Some strange rumors current with
respect 20 tbis movement; but we fo-se.r. fer the
pressu; Al least, f.eu giving them publicity. The
LaElins the arrival e which nay be daily expected;
val. dSabt, brias ample and sutaeas intelligence
The y. Herald sAys=-''The American Tag has
been hoisei Samoa. snd unless the action Of the
Coassl !. repuiiA,ei by the authorities At Washing
ton, tie islands Of the SAvjg4;ors GrouP viii aepee
forward have be accounted a. in the possession Of
tie American Government. 4 short tine ago we gave
tie par,iszlArs connected vita the risi; Of several
Samoan chiefs to FJi whittier they had gone to en-
deavoaE to persuade Governor SIR Authsr Gordon to
AXE possession 81 Samoan fer Great Britain Ap-
parsuiy the Samoan chiefs bad not got any eneoEra-
cement icy On their return home. the Aner>Aa Consul
csEamence5 neg 5siNr;ous % have the American flag
heiSsed- All the prsllziazr5ss were easaPIetei On
tie Ehg q TIE sSr3 x May, usassg q Documents
hzvinE been signed ana OF tie morning q the sab
tie American Tag boosted AZ the hisg's hoase.
Point Molina. On the west side of ApiA HArbOr-
salute % t~e1Cy-Vae gems fired from the other
si5e Ct the hzrboT. Tae AEsr5eaa clipper bzrS
Msush1kci ESs lyiuE 81 APis AZ me time. and 81
Aue=lcsr .Eu-Cf-gGr : * Feets1 shortly great
feast VAS given at the Kings hoase. and sll the
vhiIe Inhabitants were i1vitei 20 -. TAGkozbzu :
500. from FIJI and the Eaciisa Consul Nh L.Ardei
went 70 where tie feast W4s bsiaE held, &ad sad
they Eoall jsia then Z they would hail down he
AGsrse<u gag ~aiie they Esre there. The natives,
h5Esssr. declined 70 hani duUa the Gag ten
Pousriy, and Prince Timothy AMI the EnElish Con
sal itft- &r- GrJ5a, the American COasul, has
reesaty visited W4shinstoa, BAT Il was nat stated
TIA; Ae had beea commissioned 70 accept the esSsea
Of sae islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18
"Enslish-English.~

MR. Rnrros.-A short time STAGE correspondent
sdgmA,i1sd the Enslish acquired by gswaians in
pablic schools IS unworthy Of the name. and
added that in the school referred by him nothing
was taught and spoken hu, English Eaglish. leAv.
ing the reader 20 inter that correct English was ac
quiri in no other school but the referred TON
WAislua. Oahu. This very uakind. not to say IN.
jas; criticism frciby recalled hy the perusa Of
letter written by native Hawaiian on the death
Of his daughter, her former teacher. The writer
Of j; is graduate Of LahaiaalunA Seminary and We
may adds Of The most industrious Of hi. country
men. being engaged IL eaIIare, and quite pros
Porous in business. He writes
"nEkR FRiESn.-oar little Maria has gone from
Us. she was called away On Saturday morning. the
seth Of June. at about hAlf-psst eight She will not
bear our warning voice Ssaia. We miss her little
vNee. ana miss tue fall % Der little footsteps
rouni the house at home.
9" J on viii miss her, ve have missed her. You
Tl no; hear her youthful voice aud Patterins feet
Sround the school house, aud their sweet Haleiua
home in Heaven with Jesus, where all is joy aud
hsPpiasss-
sleep, darling. sleep"
No bereavea English, English father could have
expressed himself is more appropriate or touching
language on the death OF daughter. than has this
pare Hawaiian. Amer readiug it, those who hsve
advocated teaching orly Eagish in the public
school, will be encouraged to press more strongly
for the change HAwAu PaSOI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18

aNEv PACKET LISE-We have 70 no.e The arm
"a o. Salz-ssF ereaiHg ks Of re ri0seer s1a, Of
tie 6izssoE and Rouoluln Line q Packets Thss
beautiful ressel, called TIE Eskh&nk, u1< b=ilt
sspec1Iy fo- tAs trade oeiEeer Glasgow. tbs porf
al o-ezos. ant NJ eoatiu1s As Regular Packet,
ie-FilS Glasgow ere-y year Sc vi . folisEed
AZ regular iutz-raz b ose fEo other sister ships
noE bzIi5IaE Ard Il Is isten5e5 -hst ihe<e Eesseiz
Uia oe e-st cizSs IN ever resPect, VIII al the
latest aad aes,i=prsrszzais II way ot ve1til.lio-,
speed etc he EshEak Is 1-w iroa clipper s.E
-uu-hz old q sSosl 10 snas r=zizse- WIKI carry
ing czpzsl;F q uss-iE ION toas. ard Is superhly
ztIee II ever Esy; hsr e-h5a sccoDoeztios<,
iho1Ea limited. ARK rsrE i1ru-sa1s and so1nfertz
be. zu5 vel WorAa Visit Fer cargo / seinE
laaszs il 4 ! o-3sr. a.. & 5 Ozly sozr ans haii
zou-lz szn>e III eooSs ve-s p1i o. oo4rd We
eo-ErzszsEi= he sE=a-z- Nssz-z Green. N1e-sriEne
& Co. o. the sasszsstzl i-11ga-I-so1 Of this t1s
Ins q F@skr-A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18
q, r};,.-nf,l, gav4iiaa Gassitr i.

70 tie Ediser Of tie Hasaiias fGssfits
DEAR srs.-while your paper Of last Wednesday
was still damp from the press one Of the ehAritahy
disposed" gentlemen Of HSnOalu. on reading there
in the ss,h Annual Report Of the Stranger Friend
Society," forwarded without delay for the benefit Of
the Society. bright gold sovereign, We wish to
say. through your paper, many thanks to our kind
friead-the donor. aad to say Also that he has Sc,
shining example which We hope will be nObly emu
lated And followed. Yours irasy,
sRcaErARr Of S. r. Society.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18

TEE REBELLION y JAPAS--A private letter re-
ceiv-d tro Toxic says there Is very E.ils ueSs 70
rsPors eoao-uiug liz rsbeIioa Of KisssAes, either
10 Is sxteui o. he eaEse< wtieA brc1eei e
zbout L SENS to = sors q - armed p-o;esi'
on tie pz-t q SzEo and Other disseminated leaders
il S1-suu4 sainsI tie pressa, iuis,ry Dot zEsinsi
~ 5y1aSsy- L 5 Understood tbese n1loouteuis
are dissatisfied viii he internal s51izisrzIioa Ct
tie Mikz3o's preseai Government The
eave-umsus l. hard NJ for 1oasE sud eouisn-
plates s1eeslng lozn presently. Tie Euier adds
Spsk5lE C ooney l. Is a si1EEl1r eo0DeutsrT
upon Ams-5ezn sud E1roqezn 1azucisrinE 70 see
The ir-ese=azaie paper monty Of Japan keep STEAD
III A. par % nearly 50 il the p-eseuee Of saeh AZ
sres revolt in TIE eo1uirT- l-IiGsirate< tie Eood
q 6zSposic fora q EovsruDezt soneii1eS- TIE
Enpsrgr AID zoss q Is Ministers sin - kiO-
to uae-s thrv are kslF 10 remain uuil the war Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18
PA~~ENGERS-

F-s= Gasz---Rr- B-- b EssA.srs. Jay t+-Eza--t
Y-.r AZ W ~ e o. rluc Ms ks-s-- &C. E--cif. Aguss
Es-. 49, Ee--i-- El=z1eSk Es-1sc Nzgl-st Hers
$500
Fr.- F-rrs-Rs- Eitt1-u- ISIS Is-a-E c So
81 E.saer u EGEuEr. A-eEa-1=r e~arEe,
ar 4. CASA E15 DE- = Ii MIS- LGukea- : \ LrEHE-
8 Cz-hh~-s A.1Is W : E1ss-s- : : l-l8Hs-r Mss
Ensrz ~ A. 4 c Steasoc EnE u1se 8stra- E1-y.
Na-s Nas-e- -uzs E.snaz-5t. Ms EFsl-s. ESs.sr
&c.,. ca-rs H. II Pew. c. B-ir1slisr- 9
N-cf.flz1s Aaz Esyl1- - I.l-r N-s Esssz, { y
p q 49, Az-ss&azE G. csru~s-1 sa5 u-s y Z Cz-rvs-
lEaa "A rzs1Ahs= NJ A4sEl. Mss Ntae@k-a Mrs. As-l
pa Essrrc Aules- H. Gia-Ea- Gi-@ L-7-s a
&zhEaauA : $780, ErzaS Cls-E- = 2 kNa3ula. Aass
Eazzlz E11t Ee,s7-- y s-asl1 - - terE
r. Ni--sz-- F---sFz< Sf5r1-z gEiy iSzt- L-sr.-zas
Ealzzea1 = zsat1z re- ~ eAis5-s-. Il Pa-a -
wiir. Cr1u haeEr-- 2 1 EErt ~5sc Eld eAlaree- u
: M--~ar- NJ 6rriru- z Es~s1rr n Ca--urer " Der
Q En-s A gl-1-. $780, Ms Sz-zsasss Nzss
Es-ssiF. as a1.1E - 49,
~ - F-a.r4s-r-Eer rs=-r---y. --,r lz-Es- : :
Rsras. As HssSe. o. Nerris. 49, S1ar--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18

A. 10 ssriod hss the foreign eouDsrce u tbs Cui-
Ted States a-ea in sGca a he=.thE and fsvorabie
elcoi;I0l- For TIE ESczi year eadi1E J1Oz, 1915
he balance il trade snd merchandise Nzs in favor
o. TIE United States 10 tie .uaozut of nearly So
oo1 900. specie vslae- Tbs snouni hss b=su nssr-
Is dOaoied daaaE the i1ree quarters a Tie present
yzzr. Il The present very 1atte-IuE prospects &re
falEs5 or The reminder q lA- p-essni hsezI year
lie balance Of trade ia ue-eAzudlse Wil 10; Be
sso-; q So ll1 ao5 in sqeee v4lae il Lvor Of iAr
Tested States, ard &c Eil have received fruu
zs-oss probably from 50 900 90 TO s5aooo, 90 Il
s1ssls"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18

BAEK CANsErDsE-Tais vssse, formerly in the
trade between tais port sas S4a Fraaciseo, oErS5
4a5 eoumaaoz1 ~ Capt n c Brooks. lately
fouaaered 81 ColuubiA River. The AHA gives the
f2loEiuE relating 10 her. 81 the bark Emma An
sss;s Which sf; Port Gamble fer his port on san
dsy Jane lola. have tbs intelligence TIA: after
PassaC Cape Farte-y. OF the ISL. Al l:S1 P n she
siEaied the Ereck o. tie bark Cambridge, running
N the luaoer trade, and picked up tbs officers,
Grew Eaa tlree passenger Tie Chinese steward
Eas reported IS having been lost The-e are no
farther p4r.i-azrs iarushza TO The esase q the
wreck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18

FEUIT AsENrS-ws desire to call attention 10
the advertisement Of Henry K Cummings 4 Co,
which appears 10 Jo-day's issue Tor the first time
They drga OF irui. and produce dzslgJs in san
Francisco, whers they have been doing business Tor
tie last twenty wears, aud take pleasure in re-
eolneuding them 10 the fruii ealtiva,ors Of this
eoautry, 4 honest and reliable men, 10 whom con
siEaneuts nav Be made with perferi confidence
thai iasy viii receive prompt and careful attention
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18

CFFER NCCASC.-Anyoue Who has rot visited
the uPper part 81 NuuAuu YzEIty for = number Of
noutAs, would be surprised 10 see the pleasing
transformation Nhiea has oeea effected BY The X
movai Of The predatory herds OF cattle and ho-<ss
from that region. Tae whole valley IS row covered
SI.h dense growth q E-Sss. Shish eauuci fAil u
sIsrtilE beneficial influence on Ink water supply,
oy preventing ils flueiiaie 6-vluS Up Or Running
q Of the showers OF r4in, and thus tending 10
maintain the supply Of water in Tie springs and
brooks The resul. speaks vel Tor the zcti1u o;
ils Government in Purchasing the " COW Fzstars, -
Ena Indicative nf WIS; might be farther see0Ea-
Pushed BY setting out few thousand trees-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18
PORT oF HONOLTLT.
ARRINEn

AkRHR I'd
sEfr l1-sctr IA Mol Wl.ia- fea- kah-luL
scar MaaaagauaE. Fake g-az AautllvliL
SeE- usfetlk. : Bal. f-ll No.
1G-AE tss1s - Fsrs.1s sa1as1l. E1-t 5a1li-t
Selr Nay EIu- kzkll. frlz E.fl
1s-E-ll b. lskll1E. lsr-. 3 GAYS t-vszs iEs-7p
-a-sEar Asssrg. tas g1i-s. i..aal n llsssTl E.lEs
1--Srl- MHru1Nauiz- Ease. f-au Nsu5Eula
IA : Gay q Aru El-E cgsc, t7g= sy-zty
SAILED
.a-s -l--s-lr Etuzu. Ahl.as-s, Sc EEazlcL
So FE1La- ll.u- fl- HIS
Scar ku.arssls NEaa. g. hna11lz
sen F4lav carru Evuls fa- hlhziA
sen hrGalza1s. kf-a- fr AaEzl-s
Ia tsl1e E.s1arrrEs >-F7-Eris e. E-41eas1n
Saa- 1-u-a ak1-sL rake, 81 NEul-saI
Ws-u1-s- 81 5l- NaaaEsi
1S-S-hE Eaiz-a. VIM. f- Sallalz-
1h-scAe Ma El-l Aazlag. fl- ass
1k->-hr EEaansic Cfuuevs f-r Erlus a-2 Wss-ss-
~eh- Ms- Na-ri, AusI1stzri- far AIlisSa-
las lE LazslsI1- Eans - E-Fzl E-14ss 3 c
* EEszs VISA HErilaz f- Rl-s 6au.te
IA h-ts H-z7s-iszs Wizisle- 81 B.Er--s I,-s-5
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18

4 Exx1EKAE-E S1sEr-ozruE liz pasI us=k
shose Eea esre osen O. 81 IL Na-zzz FslisE
rose 1oos..6lsk have sseu favored wiSl sFee-ae2s
rs- ohe1 Wnassse1 i tsls o. 4ny s-ssr l-n1
Anc1l rW1 EHes s-oE toUu -he-s ! store val
O. ne rass SIC U-iea Is eoEerce ior sal-e eis-
sua-s "a. AZ e1ss-s kuasr A. ~ = S--as B-ooz-
far Cer-1G Eu- seTs-zi zlE-ts pzss Jas-s as
ae-- ua fs-aielHou -Aers tzss ails- suusst. uosl
..rulss-nz esE4T < Ehonszuds e. he wsx-l1ke
Esuu-s O TX Fl.-L sI'G Saeir sassE 7=isiz sae
ra5s- fszsS q pss-lz Il sAs-r SEEING q b-ises
r-erG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival of the Pacific Nail Steamer
City of New York yesterday, at $50 P. NJ, Is
days from Sydney and Is from Auckland, we
have European kilograms TO the 2eth ultimo.
Our thanks are due to Purser Joslyn for late
flies Of Australian and New Zealand papers.
sence is the hSisting of the American flag al
Samoa Whether Consul 6 iffu was author
lied to accept the cession Of the country may
he doubted, but it would be hard indeed if
the poor Samoans were refused the privilege
they sue for. The following is her report:
Report a PM $ $ city Of New York. zaso tons VI
h CooA. CNmnArteE, July t-taIEf sydney. June sah,
ESP with IS ebn aad u Storage rsSs = tons
s1oo q eOSi and i70 Rail matter, Snr.
zeAsAncA arrived Sydasy the 81 50 Overture
KKpeEieaoei strous winds froai with heavy
- Auckland arriving luly 9TH GAYS and - hoaTE
osvea - cabin and s;rrgc passengers 70 tor freight
and III bags matter lett same day NJ, erSssa
rsri1 a. lv 6as Jnis 9Th a. -sas NJ samoan Island
O rutalA distant L naies west Arrived al Hon'a'a
Aas ,l&nd.
Fr sydney Aud Ausksna-Psr star. CITY q New Ycsk.
Miss Fssser. Mss L Rsnry W L Kostius Mr. Yrr3rn.
a. Cper Ms NSsoa and eAarez, JOSIAH Perry. VIE
sn5 shiirra NJ ,i,asS-i } white . AIf~~l~ss Ard
wife t-eugv Capt swan. c & Ethelscae. Mr. AbrS
sunne-, Mr. J,saaa 6eorse cIiao-i Bisho A iluns
Nad family, Mr AL Mr. nau-SsThos Rassei svAssg,
J Y McIutash, Il Cra-S Rsilsy and Uifr ? I,llug.
nT Fsher snd fsrliy Rail. Stis sn1 4 ? Firs
gerald iirs s.aSs StAf C Boswell Had uiis, Aad
= IN the sgeerase.
Frsishi-SsT FSss-ss tOas. Nns S SSs. Esi natter.
The bonbAriiag Of RusIssass continues.
Several Of the principal baildass are destroyed in
Dse&ROlis e Nis0polis)
The Russian headquarters have been transferred
to SlstovR-
Singapore. JuIy s0.-Turkish iespStehs SAYS that
tie Russisus were completely defeated the sTth
jane near Sakham- ksleh
The Russians have commenced 10 bomhsrd Rusf-
ehas. the right Bulgarian side OF the Danube,
TIE Turkish guns are replying vigorously.
London. June s7.-Turkish despslehes <,ste that
the Turkish commander OF the forces IN Asia Minor;
Moukhta Pssha. STACKED and completely defeated
the Russian al Bzioum.
STILL LATER.
London, June 9o.-The Grand Duke Nicholas,
with tEo corps Of the Russian Army, have crossed
the Danube al SistoyA-
TIE Pe-sisn troops are concentrating on Karnoou
River, Dcsr BusSorah, spuSrvGily : 6smouSfTs-
ton against Bacdac. \ British gun-AO4I has gone
mp the river 70 busSorSh watch British interests.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18

Far CATTLL-The island Q; NiihAu appears 10
bear sWsy The palm now -dsys for tat cattle in
farmer times II used to for large msn and women
and big eslabashes. Mr. SineIzir rccraily killed
ieur aninals which furnished over 1000 poauds o;
tAlloN. The heaviest one In the lot yielded more
thar forts dollars worth oi hide ana iaow. 10 ssy
nothing Of the beef
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18

MooSLIsH- CoSoESTs--The alWsvs popular
moonlight concerts Of Mr.. Berger al E.Ema 50 larr
viii Dc given tins month on FTiday and Tuesday
evenings next The drsi 10 begin n 7:Sl and the
second At 5 O'clock, Mr.. BergeT's concerts arc
exercising strong Influence in behalf Q, a cult
waited musical taste, aad deserve every encouraSe-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-18

TrKNISATED-Thc' Anslo-Americsa'' theatrical
troupe, which has, during The past month. given a
uGneer Of performances Ia this town, has brukeu
mp, some members o! the company going on 10
Australia, and The remainder returning to san
Francisco