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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

CAPTAIN HuBEox's NEW STEANER--Most of our
readers are no doubt aware that Messrs- Tibbets
aud Sorenson of Honolulu, are engaged at the pre-
cent time on the Construction OF new steamer for
Capt Thos Il. Hebron. having made visit 10
the premises Of Messrs. 7. & 5 few days since,
for the purpose ofisspeciiug the progress OF the
work. We are able furnish the public some psrti-
eulars and details which Sill be found interesting.
1t may no, perhaps be generally known, that this
is the largest piece Of ship-buiding yet attempted
ia this country and the well known character Of
the builders affords all needed assurance that they
will turn out piece Of marine architecture which
will not suffer BY comparison with any vessel OF
similar size and class, wherever constructed We
understand that by the last steamer from San Fran-
cisco. Messrs T & 5. received considerable add
tior 10 iLeir force, and the work is now being
pushed rapidly forward. II is expected thai the
vessel will be ready for launching in January Ths'
following will be the dimensions of the hull, When
complete Length Of keel lis feet. leagth over all
las feet breadth of beam "a feet inches, depth Of
hold 10 feet The registered tonnage will be about
80 tons and her carrying capacity, equal to 200 tons
of sugar The frame is OF kos and northwest and
she will be completely copper fastened, below the
water line. The propelhng power will be furnish
ed by 4 compound engine of Iso horse power, oniit
by the Risdon Iron Works OF Ssu Francisco 10
fact we understand from Captain Hooros that the
engise ia already completed The boiler viii be
feet long by feet inches in diameter and VII be
furnished with lao, two and half ioeh return
tubes The propeller viii be Of brass and furrish-
ed with four blades which Captain Hebron assures
ms will be warranted not 10 drop 81. The speed IN
der steam, ~ fair average weather. is estimated al
knots. Ii is not Intended however that the resse
shall be entirely dependent on steam She VIII q
furnished with two masis, schoouer-rlggeo. soe
will be able to use her sails. either as az suxiiarS
70 her engine, or in ofaccdent TO the latter q
an independent means Of progression In sddi'io'
to her freighting capacity. small bat wei hiie'
cabin will furnish comfortable Accommodations for
limited number of passengers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07
w ar News.

Orr latest intelligence from the seat OF warts in
the main favorable TO the Russians who appear TO
have gained some important advantages in Asia, as
will DC seen from the following dispatches:
London, Oct l4.-Fighiiug has been resumed in
Armenia. Tue Turks, While CONCENTRATING at Alad-
zsdash, were holly attacked BY tue Russians. Alter
i've hours battle darkness stopped the fighting.
London, Oct l5th.-A Russian official dispatch
states thai Moukar Pasha attacked the Russian po-
sitious at Kahziue, aud was repuised alter severe
lighting.
London October ia Russian official dispatch
says THAT General Gourko % had a complete yieio-
~ over Mouktar Pasha at AlzuZAdagah. He took
mary prisoners aud gus.
London, October l1.-Mouktsr Pasha, for the
m"sl part confirms the report, stating that he lost
500 men, aud that Que aud bali regiments sur
rendered. The Russian cavalry and louy batiaiions
OF inisniIy were completely destroyed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

FIKE--The alarm Of fir about O'Clock on Sun
day evening. caused by the burning of a small
native house, near the Kanmakapili Church For
ianaiely the dsmage in this instance small; ;
bni every occurrence of this kind is $ reminder of
the risk We constantly run Of a destructive eonha
grafton. Let fire once get well under way on the
makai side Of Beretauia street, anywhere between
SunAnu and Maunakea streets, and it might easily
sweep the whole of that side of the town, clean
duwn to the water. The condition nj that portion
of Houoluiu is standing invitation TO fire, and
nothing bat good luck or kind Providence has
spared Us thus far
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07
MEMOIR ANDa.

-. go ~ Cly - Ns~ York, Goth, from Sydney.
4 ss-1t,, Ozi - al s. n Strong sJGtherly winds
-z.z t-.H - 10 Auckland arriving ca q at IN.
o.. cav - m Have experience strong southeast
% s-.s Rail- q passage frun Auckland donoiuin /:
p 81 ..r1Hg bead winds with heavy arriving At
al g., a. 0. n
N i-z 6 q Eaiah5w. CogNn, nSster--APri took a
r. yt1- be az . y and long q Bird Island which
. 49, 5 made the iee April =, aud went into !;
ea. - ~ gales foc Is dSys; Nay and had a
. .E.- .. 5Hg~aisr and some sasAthinE Iad con-
1--. 49, s~4i anchors with cutting falls and
---=s Ezy = made Kins's Island in company Vifh
l. YIN Eas Flu-sHce and brig TimHnar@- saw one
~ uz5r F1inf R.rrsS Jnly u. and lefs there fsg
II. lsi11 -rf. with hsvheais this seasua; sighted
- L.-l ,f7s - and ~hsies; tSok nsel beiong-
o. -s l-lsh-rs- =ne II them. joe kiag- died Sept
49, Get got into the 10 cutting whale
la- AK Isakiur. len Herald Island oct 5. cAns
la-l - Ll~r-nce Ray the -lth. NBd len again on
d. Ezss9l Z Island on the Gard II ~hAlss, 20.
ewing HoaolGiG. ana z70so lbs bone, an,
sFry-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

To the Editor Of The Haraiias Gazette:
Il seems THAI mach Of the resent comment
on the decision of the saprens Court ng
alton Of uOHgAgei property and shares in corpora
tons is unjust, ard unwise. and while do vol
uatssz an opinion the cOast,asioaality Of the
law. desire show that there sides to the
question.
No attempt was made by the counsel for the tax
payers, to deny that the stAtate in plain
quires this taxation. and does permit either the
corporation or the shareholders to be exempt de-
dGe;iou to be made for mortgages the assessed
value of land. There no question that the Court
would declare the Law unconstitutional, provided
they could End anything in the Cons -itation to
thoriIe them TO do
suspect also, that the authorities of Courts else
where il favor gener.ly, Ofthe cOusi,utOnalify
Of such taxation In Lick Austin, IS. Cal. 5eo
Qs7el the cour; held that the nOrtgagOr is not in
jared by taxation his land without abatement for
a mortgage debt, the ground Of double taxation.
There were but two points to consider, viz: were
these double taHAsion and we're they kind Of
taxation prohibited By the Constitution Admitting,
although it is not clearly expressed, that the Con-
siituiion prohibits double tNxatioa 10 the Of
,ains Tie persos fssiee for the properly
much is be SAID for the view that these
not Of that description. It is MINISTERIAL, in this
view, that property in different forms may receive
taxation while in the oxuershp Of dferent persons
who derive disine; bene6t from its TIE share
holder taxed for his share is the corpora
ton which taxed for its corporate property Shares
are property in fact aud BY statute. and
?orAte property. As veil say that all the Bank of
/ England note. shOald be exempt from t.ration in
he hands oftheir unfortunate oSner, because the
bank may be taxed for its corporate property for
the basis Of the notes. or that in ease all the notes
are destroyed. there would be lOss of intrinsic
values. This would ignore Fundamental rules Of what
constitutes wealth, values, or property Moreover.
If corporation or shareholder is to be freed from
taxes. which should be exempt should the cOur'
"sweep the statute away and the country the
trouble Of paying taxesE
Again, if one owns mOrtgsged land. lie is nOtta1ed
twice because the money lender is also taxed The
hardship really is in his paying the same tax FOL
insunbered real estate that be would have had tt
paw for il if uuineunbeied. Would be, however. i.
hi. land were nortg.ged to its fan borrowing cApa
city, adui; that he no better Of than if be owned
no land, and SO Claim exemption from all iaIstion
Not ALL for nso, be woGd not hOld the land mere
" to crafty tha; disguised "PAsh.'' the Tax Col
A..,a II, $500. .,o,,-h 4,
- wh;.-
,h.,,s :. -,
.n;oxn0.n,. .hf. IN. l.,as, !. .,,i.
60. ;,.,,, w..,,, :. ..,n.ltv .,s.,.5
$50 -, .. mr.,
-, xh.,.,,, f-..h ,,.ai,. A.. Give,
..r - ;n., ,x,,.n Of ,,.,,,on i. .ub;.c
-. a., .,na, he, =, 70, IN. ;,,s,..,
IN ,h;. ,. , a. ,.x;.x.
-. c., ..., on,,.,. nno- IN. r.o,l.
$4,000 a. IL. .-;,;. ~ ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

RUNAWAY NATIVE Bors--We have before US a
letter from Hawaiian named G. W. 5. K-amohuI
dated Port Gamble, Sept. Goth. from which We
learn thsi there now at that plsce, five Ha-
w4iiAn BOYS who left Honolulu by slowing them
selves away on the barSs Atlanta aud Victor, when
those vessels were At this port Three of these
boys-namvd Nsk&i, Hiksu and Kanahele-lefi by
the Atlanta. and two-named keliikipi and kaAoA-
onila-hy the Victor. These adventurous young
sters being too small to their living al such
labor as offers al Port Gamble, the writer OF the
letter has taken them in charge until such time as
nfher arrancrn,ents can be made
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

TEE KINGS BIRTHDlr.-The adjourned meeting
a; the Armory on Monday rvrning completed their
arrangements for celebrating His Maes,ys Birthday
so far relates to the proposed regatta the pro-
gramme for which will be found in our advertising
columns Ii was also decided that there sho uld be
ball in the evening at the Hawaiian Hotel and the
following committees were appointed for that pur-
pose, viz: Committee of Arrang-ments-Hon A.
s CIeghoru, H Maeiarlane and a. W. Bush. Com
mittee on Iuyitsiions-J. II. PaIy, F. W. Maciar-
lane and H. E Whitney
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

VARlors RERokrs.-The action Of the hessi l-s
armies in Asia Is explained b. an one'aa oisiN.ee
- :, p.,,r,burs, announcing that an insurree-
hss started in tss central districts Of Dsghes'.n
sIort The Iaih Of Sep,enber. aud had grsdnaiy
.rr..d uura all central and sOoiAern DAshsst.n' N
es.sire the coast districts, were iasesee on sns
go "a 9Th the Russians were attacked os ths
-. hosy Of tho insarEsats. eaee suong, and De
r.-,ea and dispersed them II nov eel,erea ths
:s-~--s,tiop viii no. give any farther trouble
IN. Russians have ordered eontraeiors to eons,rOe
,ss -. Of railroad in Bulgaria. and % oaia ma
- 10 COO r,en, and hospitals for l5.eee-
Tn. Austrian and Gernaa Ambassadors. N 20 .
l1e -. R..-snu Gssernment. have applied 70
=. porte' ia rirtse Of the Genera coasenpSn' 70
a permit to transport timber ssf's5 n. Porte "a,
iel rsri, uufl il is made certain that tAs Int
-. NV % b used for the wounded
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07
poRr oF IIoNoLULU.
ARRIVED


-. NJ FrsE. K44inA, fro- Hiio-
-. 90 Azlaz fruai Az1-
-I.lssa FazAhi~ra, from ho1A, Hawaii
49, J.iAu sGii, frssH Nuls,k~l.
- p--a=r t--S. fr,.n kouS & kHE-
- A.. Esyuoils iroaa kAhaluL
49, rhl i-Iisn, ifosa kuis-4 and wHineA.
- 7s.l.saas... l--xs, fruna Sawili~ili-
aHl kslzassa. tram Nkliko-
-. As-fus fram AehAlA
80. l.aasa. l.1lsliss..u. fran Rori 6 anapis-
- Lsat.~ Cssesn. fnm Arclie oeeAn.
-. - l0rS, Cl.oh. fr,.a Sydney.
,---. E-a1-laaiHs Basse, f'r s2a frAneisaO-
Iva Eaak-e. Lima. Tor NolOkAi-
=. GI.i-zzzIa ftaVn. ior Hiio
~ slHH- Ho=fis. krAisEzzai. f1r NolokAi-
~ 1-r.-1safL Clsrke. fsr Maui
=. .-ra4J A faIsiaburS. a1hlsNrf. for Portland
a..Hs r { NNIiie. WALTERS. Tor san Francisco.
- a-1rr -iraasaa, for huuA and kAn-
- Aaalz kallE, iIr kana and kA1-
~, f-Hz guIla n Avery, Aveiy. for Tahiti
- Ea o., EeyuCl4s, Tor kAlul1i.
-. L ANA E'u4shiwA- fsr kehAiA-
- t.ar.al.. AGzPGat. tu- ko.as and NEimeA-
- k-aauIu5ll. Maizihl fpr HAHHlcL
= Ezaal.Ea~si. Fake. Tor AAwiiiNilL
- .Iss- kalauan Tor NAllSa-
-, ~ IazE, C.,bh fsr san Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

s The Pacific Mail Steamer City Of New York
~ss iriegra phed little after eleven O'Clock yes.
ierday morning, but owing to the unusa ally low
tide she remained anchored outside the harbor uuil
shout three 10 the afternoon. She left al o'clock
this morning. She brought no passengers for this
na-t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

tF- The district OF HAm,kGa, Hawaii bids fair
to be large cane growing one; We hear OF two
new places being started there one al PaAuila, by
Mr. Motley, who hiss some 90 acres nov growing.
and that the large and dne tract Of Kohalaele has
been leased by Widdheld, for the same purpose.
The two last named tracts arc peculiarly adapted
for the growing ofcan-s We wish them all success
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07
The Premises in Kapalama,

Opposite the Reform School,
Being described In Royal Patent No. 100,
and bounded follows
Beginning at the westcorner. from which point Punch
bowl survey station bears sl7 mag and post
at Reform school n s20 W image thence the boundary
runs-N 4Ss +. 2i4s feet along kuauna;
y 4se W, 3s4 feet along Suauna;
y az W, 3iT feet b bank Of small auwai.
4io W, li6 feet along small auwAi;
$50 4, 1885, frct along kuAuna:
az W, TtSs feet along kuauua;
az +. 4t.5 point Of beginning. and containing
area Of se-loo acres
Together with kli the rights, privileges and aprurte
thereto bel thereon sitnatei un sud
judgment, interest, and previously
satisfied.
The above offers a fine Opportunity wishing
kAlo Land the savie, with the exception Of the house
lot having a undisputed water right,
The Of the sale Cash and the deed at the ex-
pense of purchaser.
W. c. PARKE. Marshal.
P. s.-survey and deeds be the MArsl ais
Once
Honolulu, November 6, IsT, Cos Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07
ALLIED.
VESSELS ~ PORr.


NEkcEkN-nEs.
=, 81 &. r5-suui ApizuL Weeks
49,. L aa-i King
= - l..--a- -s-zisE.
Z .--HHaa- Hsrusy. Tripp.
4 Il slI llHu-r, N-w-A-
Z . -za-aa. Es.iHsan-
wHkLEKs-
7. = E1=1s-. Etitusy-
= =. lrra-d. Eliriiee-
80 q. "a % Al4cG- 6illey-
- a. UIla1 RAmhliu.
Il o. 4. ElIls1u. ll-zlI-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

s8 The Supreme Court having decided that the
Law on the subject OF Illicit eohabitatinn has al
ready been repealed, trust there will be no fur-
Their occasion TO discuss the manner in which bis
Excelleney the Attorney General either does or
does not perform his duty under said law.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07
NOTES OF TmE wEck

~ The entertainment At the theatre las, satur.
day evening was well attended, and the receipts, as
we understand, amounted TO quite satisfactory
sum. Derby and Vessels Brought down The hou.e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07
EXPORTS.

, ~ F-zze.s1. psr EyIis Nov $50 ks. sugar.
- sh.s b1ut, Sssi hags PADDY. us bags rice 20
- AZ = bags coffee
r7~i Il % FaIsinbsrg. Nov ana.-SIse kegs sugar.
A ---zf 20 nlaehes bananas
i--Isl - JuIis Y Avery. Eoy s--s beaa Of cattle
azlzF = tlls asses. kits eNmphur trunks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

NEWS FROM THE wHaLEEs.-The whaling bark
RAINBOW, Captain coean which arrived yesterday
brings very good reports from the whaling feet
For particulars we refer our readers To the report
in our commercial column.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07
On Saturday, the LIST day of December. 1877

on the premises expose for sale all the right title
interest Of said defendants in and all snd sngua
the mortgaeed premises forth aud described in ii
mortgage OF complainant In this forth and d,
s.rtbed as follows, viz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

Docros TrsD.Ls treats Diseases of the Skin,
Nervous Diseases. etc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

- ~ 9NuH.. t.er bE c<usdea. Nov s-SS=7 feet
- lzss -zssd5 q roagh d.. iie N shingles q tons
- s-su-, FeF City Of New York. Nov s-=l pkg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07
BIRTH.

rHs-E5=. Hha, NOrsa.l,sr aDd. to Tie wife Of
- 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice..
Marshai's sale.

VALFEMAR kNCDSEN. COMPLAINANT.
vs.. q. W. MACY aud L. kELllPlo, Guardians Of
@ ". MACY. 1r., minor. defendants
BY ofA decree issuing oat OF the Supreme Court
OF law and Equity Of the Hawaiian islands, In favor Of
the above named plintn for the Of csc. - shall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-07

71'g ssAGrI visited the Indian delegation
:. q. 1Ha distribst.d silver medals among
-, s 'ays 'hsy all appeared to be in very g0oc
49, sasse4 ne signs OF being disAPPeinisa
- iss1l- u he eoriereuee-
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wavasa 7as7sTH1si -
MARRIED.

ON the lst nit by Rev. w. VI. I.Andia,
Mr. 4. A. Moyer to Miss TeIINsta Shook,
nll of Sugar Valley, Clinton Co.
ON the 2lst nit. by the same, Mr.. Oliver
X. Forster OF Mifliinburg, go Miss Stlllie
G. Weber of RebersburR. t.....-
ON the 18th inst ny the same. MFR. George
w. Renm, of Fnrmersmills. Centre Co. To
Miss Anna Sohreckengast OF Sugar Valley,
Clinton Co.
On the 10th inst. ut the residence Of Mr..
n. To- Bergstresser i'm HublcrShurg Pa. by
Rev. j. "A. Bright, MIR, Nelson Caldwell of
Beech Creek. Pa. to Mrs. Elizabeth Mich
olas of Philadelphia.
tClinton and Lycoming County papers
please copy.)
AT the Lutheran parsonage, Rebersbnrg
on the 10th inst. by Rev. r. Auraud. MIR.
John =. Gift and Miss ". a. Wolf, both OF
Bonneville Clinton CO., Pa.
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with a firm "no.'' Action was then
taken and out of three thousand five
hundred men and boys employed by
this company there was less than
200 that would sign it under any cir
cumstances. The general fee ling
among the community is, that had
the company put up notice tor all
the works to start ut once there
won ld not have been any trouble,
but as 1t is now the men will not
sign the petition nor will they 60 To
work without q raise. 1t looks as If
Che company, instead OF being afraid
oe the Scranton miners, had fears of
their own employees, or they would
not have taken this unwise and inju-
dlclous course TO stir up'a feeling be-
tween themselves and the men at
this critical moment. As it is now
this is a dead lock between them
which time can only tell when ie
will be broken.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-08-23

VI trt JOuTTtL
Mr.. Editor-The allusfon you make
in your paper of the 9th to the good
side. walks in smaller towns in east
ern Pennsylvania, and the wish ex-
pressed that better spirit might
prevail in your own town, finds a
hearty response throughout our en-
tire valley. We of Brush Valley are
often obliged to visit Mi.l ieiin on
business, and it is vexatiOns to find
your narrow and Ofttimes crowded
streets Mcckaded by wood piles, old
racks of wagons, piles of lumber and
rubbish generally, your store fr0llts
o1lalnented with empty boxes and
barrels while your side walks at
many places are absolutely danger
Ous to life and limb. 1t il yet alto
gether fresh in our memories how n
citizen from Nittany Valley fell
into u man-trap right in the cenure
of your town, last winter.
You expect much trade and bust
ness from our valley, We know but
you should have at least some re-
gard for ollr. safety and comfort I'm
return. Your citizens, it seems to
me, manifest very little public spirit,
while the majority of them are fully
able TO take care of number one, es-
pecially when we come to do bust
ness with them. .,.--...r
Ii you can not compel such i'm
provements as are indispensable in q
business tOo1l, which you are so ready
to boast of, you should at once take
measures to incorporate yourselves
into borough. Your enterprising
men. if you have any, should act
without delay. 4 : .tTp
HAwKEYE.
Rebersburg, Aug. 10, 1879.
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REBERssURa FRAGMENTS,

Our boys were home lately on a
visit from Milesburg and speak well
of the school.
The other Sunday nearly every
body was TO the Sugar Valley camp
meeting. Everything passed off
without accidentse-ar~W ---
The Bellefonte Repnblican, in
speaking of the fact that Reharsburg
is represented at eight different
schools. asks whether 1AnOn means
to insinuate that it is about time
they send their children away TO be
educated. In answer would say
that our common schools rank With
the best in the county, but that we
have no higher institution of learning
here, and SO many of our young men
complete their education mt the vari-
Gus institutions throughout the
state. In one particular at least
BelIefOnte is far in advance Of us,
We hare 40 students al the PittS5urg
4enitentiGry.
ANON.
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We are informed that Walls,
Smith & Co. have purchased several
acres of ground at Coburn Station,
Centre Co for the purpose of erect
ing q Grain House, Store Room, and
Coal Yard, embracing all the ground
living between the Railroad and
Penns Greek, opposite the depot.
They expect 10 break ground for the
Grain House next week. There are
several buildings LII process Of erect
ton now at this point, among the
rest a large hotel, put up by Geo.
Slower; another building by . party
from Rebersburg, to be useG ds y
tailor shop, and confectionery store.
Coburn will no doubt, become the
business centre IN Centre county
Mittinb,Tg Telegraph.
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ANOTHER STRIKE
A DEADLOCK ATT PITTSTON.
Thixfy-Fdve Hundred Employees @f
the PenasylvRmaN Coal Company
Go Out. F-Jtt+
Special Dispatch TO THE TINES.

Special Dispatch to THE TINES.
PIFFsTo&, August l8.-Accord-
ing to o notice posted last night to
the effect that the miners and Tabor
ers employed by the Pennsylvania
Coal Company to meet their bosses
at their respective places OF work
this morning at ten O'Clock, at and
about each place there gathered all
the employees to hear what PROPOSE
tion the company had to make. At
ter calling the different meetings to
order the bosses read the following
petition, which had been transmit.
ed TO each works: I'VE, the under
signed miners, laborers and other
employees of the Pennsylvania Coal
Company, do hereby agree to resume
work Immediately upon the same
rates as paid i'm July, 1877, leaving it
to our company to make an advance,
should they in their Judgment deem
it proper so to do" The reading of
the paper was in most cases received
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The JOURNAL OFFICE now has
for sale the best and cheapest lot of
STATIONERY ever brought to Mill
helm. We sell best Congress Note
Paper at Is cts. per quire; Best Con-
Gress Cap, 20 cts. per quire; Sermon
Bath-a very fine article-10 cts. per
Quire; Beautiful Stellar Papeterfes,
"a sheets paper and "a envelopes, as
sorted tints, q cts. q box; Blank
Copy and Composition Books, 3 cts.
piece; Double Thick XIX Granite
Envelopes, % novelty-very good. -l5
cts. per nsck; Corn aud Canary En-
velopes, from S-I2 cts. per pack.
Good Lead Pencils;24 cts. a. dozen;
The celebrated Spencerian Pens at
the same, price rs other pens;
Beautiful Chtomos, 10 cts. each. "A
share OF the public patronage re-
spectfully solicited. I-a
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Special Dispatch to THE TIMES. ..,..
BETHLEHEM, August 19.-At q
meeting or the company commanders
of the Fourteenth Regiment, Nation
al Guards, held at Allentown last
evening, it was resolved that Colonei
Good should offer the service OF the
entire regiment TO the Governor.
The meeting was attend ell by all
che commanders but thre q, and the
entire regiment is ready to turn out
for q three month s service, or long
er if needed. As the Governor had
in orders designated the Fourth as
the regiment next to be called, it il
believed that its services will be ac-
cepted. The regiment is about
seven hundred and fifty strong. arm
ed with Springfield breach leaders,
and uniformed in tn 9 regular army
fatigue tblue), and in condition to
do effective service.