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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

FLoUR-The general features of the market
are UNCHANGED in all resp eets. except that the
market il less active, buyers appearing to have
pretty fully supplied their wants for the pres
ent. Sales-50 bbs at s. 25; 100 at IS IS: 80 at
IS 8TA: so ard IS at S. 2 boil
Quotations: Fine 50 1893 50; superane IS rs
d4; extra 81 2sNs4 go: double extra 81 75r5:
treble extra 1875 s7h; family IS s7ag5 ca;
Dealers obtain higher prices.
CORN MEALS quiet and steady. We quote
choice So 4o@2 50 Q DBL ex landing. and bv deal
ers our OF store at 90 5000 65 . Dbl. Sales-25
bbls at 81 60 . Dbl.
good Western - s5G2 40 ex landing. Dealers
obtain higher rates.
RYE FLOUR-Is nominal al So so Dbl.
HOMINY Wholesale 1903 10 p obi: iobbing
at So 20@3 so - bbl
PORK-In common with other products mess
pork ruled quiet but steady to-day. with fair
demand. especially for small lots In toe order
trade. We quote standard mess SO 25, dealers
obtaining higher rates. Sales: 40 and so bbls at
$40 30: so bhls at S1n 1aH. 100 bbis summer
cured to arrive ut SO y Dbl.
RACON-Is quiet but steady. at previous
prices. Shoulders 4sS@4hc. clear RIB sides s3s@
enc, and clear sides ~ 2 u. On these Eat.s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

All Democratic Conservative newspapers
throughout the State are requested to publish
ALBERT VOORHEES,, President,
JOHN B. FULLY.
Vice President and Chairman Executive Com
mtsan
o. NJ TgNNrsoN, Secretary. seq I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

State Consols closed yesterday steady at
394041, against 3olaD40ls on Saturday. No
sales reported. Premium Bonds ruled at
275sD271a. against 27&f@277s on Saturday,
with sales OF SIS 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

United States per cents bave advanced
and were quoted yesterday at New York at
102ssgl102zs, and at London at 1855. The
money rate at New York was per cent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday Evening. September a. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINa-HQusE,
Thus far..s1 81, $50. 4s7 IS s2l1, 49s IS

Thus far......-....s 81 $50 497 So $2l1.49s IS
We quote exceptional paper GOT p cent: Al
do 7os second grade do o; loans on col
laterals 79s; Al mortgage paper So; second
grade do o q cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at 1905
and trade dollars at soaos. Halves and quar-
ters tAmericanl are quoted at sak0ssA.
The sales OF foreign exchange We're light
and rates are weak. Bank sterling rules at
-04s2k. and bill Of lading and clear bills at
a77h9fsk.
French bills are stsadier and quiet. We quote
bank francs -: commercial 1905. 291.
New York sight Is quoted at u p cent dis
count and 81 50 discount p u 100 for bank counter
| rate: commercial Is quoted at SIC I, cent dis
count.
State Consols steady at 3sA9A.
Premium Bonds closed at 2755@274.
Stocks are steady.
MIsCELLANEOUS-Ha City Coupons,
s2@35: City Consolidated Bonds. 300; State
Warrants. 73: Levee Warrants a.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK KxCHANaX SALES.
HRsT GALL.
$4,000 Premium Bonds .-...-....- 27zs
10000 Premium Bonds Is. to dr's). ,....-... PIX
SECOND CALL.
No sales.
THIRD CALL.
$40 600 Pramium Bonds 27}z
Il. goo Premium Bonds B. to Orgy -.....-... 27s
[By telegraph
NEW YoRK. Sept. 70, Evening. Money steady.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

Cotton Ia flowing freely into st. Louis, the
receipts yesterday amounting to 1896 bales,
and the stock to 10, 232 bales.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

A dispatch received at the Cotton Exchange
from Providence, r. l., reports cotton cloths
as dull, weak, and prices tending down.
Sellers were Withdrawing samples for better
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE ITEMS. ETC.

A fair business was done on the cotton side
OF town yesterday. The demand was good,
which, together with the reports OF the exis-
tence OF a better feeling abroad, caused the
market to open high, but subsequently. the
tone becoming somewhat modified, 1t closed
quiet, with sales Of $500 bales. The stock now
In New Orleans comprises 81, $50 bales, against
il, SOB bales at the same date last year. Or this
27911 bales are Id presses and 1o,073 bales on
shipboard.
AT New York spot cotton declined We, the
market closing quiet and steady, with sales
OF S21 bales and 1900 delivered on CONTRACTS
The stock amounts to So, 339 bales. Failures
advanced to 10 points, closing quiet ana
steady, with sales Of u, 900 bales.
At Liverpool cotton advanced lse per pound,
with sales Of 10000 bales. OF which 'aoo we're
American The receipts were only z9o Oates.
Futures opened partially 1-l6d better, bat
closed weak. At Havre the demand for cot
ton WAS moderate, and prices were hrm.
There was not much demand for sugar and
the market ruled steady.
In consequence Of the light supply Of grain
on The landing, holders are firm, but the
movement Is confined to the jobbing trade.
There vas only small amount Of business
done in -four yesterday. This was not alto
eether unexpected, inasmuch as the move
ment on Saturday was unusually large, and
dealers are pretty we'll stocked up. Wheat
was easier at the West at the opening and
that lieut. some influence to check the demand,
but later in the day there was somewhat
better feeling ia wheat, and the early decline
was partially recovered.
Provisions, considering that the month Is
so nearly exhausted, commanded fair atten-
ton, prices ruling quiet and steady.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

There are Indications that the consumption
OF wooden fabrics will be on an immense scale
this fall and ensuing winter, and the mills
will have all they can do to supply the de-
mand.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

tt is estimated that from $4,000 to $1,000
square miles OF the area Or Montana is UNDER
laid with coal
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30
Rooms PARISH COMMITTEE
Democratic Conservative Party of Orleans.
Sepsember 49, 1879 J

Democratic Conservative Party of Orleans. I
September 49, 1871
At a meeting Of the Democratic Conservative
Parish Committee OF the parish of Orleans.
held this day. the following preamble and res
olutions we're adopted:
Whereas, Under the provisional OF the procla-
ton for certain parochial offices therein named
will be held In this parish on the frst Monday
in December next; and
usage Of he Demoerafc- Conservative party In
the city Of New Orleans to precede every such
Parish Committee. as also Of its central ward
Whereas, The Etats Central Committee has
city Of Baton Rougs. on Mondag the sixth day lay
F osF Tbs ss third Re aay ., October
he fixed as the time whan an election shall b..
held By the Democratic Conservative voters #
officers OF the central clubs aud delegates 20 the
State nominating convention.
BE u further reS0l1ed, That In view of sueh
election the attention OF the Democratic Con
servatIve voters OF the parish Ia directed to the
following aDportionment of representation in
First Ward --....---.1o Tenth Ward -
second Ward. .......1a Eleventh Ward.
Third Ward: .-.....-.H Twelfth Ward S
ftfIh Ward ro aa1sssnih ward ward.
sixth Ward 1913 Fifteenth Ward
seventh Ward -....-- Sixteenth Ward i
Eientn ward Seventeenth Ward.
Be 1t further rssolped, That all matters apper-
tanning to the selection by the Democratic Con
servative party of this parish of its nominees
for the parochial offices designated In the COY
ernor's proclamation be remitted az q riaa,
the Parish Committee. to be sleeteo N aseo
anca with the first of the resolutions.
The regulations suhjotned nerstg 49, ..
been adopted for the government Q, a1 "a
dents Of central clubs and q tas sassaAeA -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

The ID D seattle drive represents about
$1,000 ,o0t and will number 100000 head
Texas $4,000, and Montana and Oregon 100000
each, besides large aggregate Of smaller
frY from various localities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

The grape crop OF France Is bad In quality
and deficient Ill quantity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

Silk manufacturing Is soon to commence in
Philadelphia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

The national bank circulation outstanding
at the present time amounts to 1851, G59. 1877 Of
currency, and $1,447,12o OF gold notes. The
United States treasury now holds 1851, 049, 100
Of United States bonds to secure the circuIa-
ton of the national banks.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

5@e. closing at s: exchange firm. ss9am4a1& !:
GDvernmenfs strong; new 10 103 43as 1865, Az
10lA. State bonds dull.
THE STOCK MAHEET.
Nav YORK, Sept 29.-The following is the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30
SAN FRANCISCO. Sent 90 Closing prices Of
mining stocks are as follows:
Ess VI VI TX xxEIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEnCCRAT. /
Monday Evening. September 2s 1879.
C0TrON-The demand vas good to day. and
q fair business was done at steady prices. the
sales reaching $50 bales.
The following is the official closing Of the Cot
ton Exchange:
To day. Saturday.
Low Ordinary. 49,.
OTIfIAFy
Good Ordinary .....-.-... ~ nom 81 nom.
Low MtddHng. ............ 10 10
Mlddling. .......... 10M 10&
Good Middin1. ........-.. j0a 10a
Htddlfng Fair. III III
Sales to-day 28oo bales. Market opened
higher: closed quiet.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

In the course OF the discussion at the con-
vention OF the cooperative dairy farmers In
New York 1t was stated, on the authority OF
Prof. Chandler, that 120.000,OoO gallons of
milk are sold In New York annually, and that
OF this quantity % per cent Is added water.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

CHEESE GONG UP.-An excited advance
has taken place recently In the cheese market
throughout the country, caused by the sud
den discovery that stocks have quietly fallen
about 40 per cent below normal averages
This L. ascribed to the low and Improbable
prices which have ruled for cheese, not only
during the past summer, but also during the
whole of last winter and spring. Prices have
gained about SIC per pound 10 thirty days
In England also prices have advanced 16s per
GENITAL, or 4c per pound, and, as this Is one of
the most important food staples OF the United
Kingdom, this Is material addition to the
cost Of living. The exports to England are
now averaging about 125, 100000 pounds, an
increase Of Is per cent in three years.
Our SUPPLY OF GOLD AND SILvER-For
fourteen years, from 1868 to 1876 inclusive, We
had been sending abroad nearly 60,0oo,0o0 Of
our gold and silver product annually, on the
average, or nearly all OF 1t that was not re-
tanned for use In the arts. But for the last
three years the movement has been different.
The excess OF specie exports has been only
S24,00O,Ooo for the three years together, while
the production Of gold alone has been not less
than $135. DOC. 600, probably. We have, there
fore, retained fully S1oO. 900 900 over and above
the amount employed In the arts, and availa-
ne ~ money. During The present fiscal year
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30
MIddlinR,

FUTURES
The position OF the marEet at New York may
be seen from the following.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

Vice President Wadsworth, OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad, said re-
Gently that, owing to the utter impossibility Of
getting iron til this country for its Western
extensions, the company has been mpelled
to order 1t from abroad. Every rail-mill In
the country is running to Its full capacity,
and has orders many months ahead.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

The figures Of the postal savings banks OF
Great Britain for the year ending December
81, 1878, afford some interesting suggestions.
From the establishment OF those banks to
that date the deposits foot up $555 900 O00
The amounts drawn out sum up s403 900, 900,
leaving on hand q balance Of 1852, OOO, 900, and
interest due depositors. During the years 1877
1878 the deposits amounted to s1s5, 900 900, OF
which S65 100000 were drawn out again. An
other item Of interest In the report OF the Brit
ish postoffice is that referring to kilograms.
Apart from the regular newspaper dispatches
the government forwarded within the year
24,4596l3 kilograms, being 317,517 more than
were forwarded last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

we are likely to retain our entire prodnet,
and to import perhaps S300o0e06 besides.
thus adding say, $40, 100000 to our stock, and
bringing up the total to $3.50, 100000, or not
far from that. The imports for the year may
even exceed the above estimate, IS tbs latest
reports from Great Britain indicate that the
crop deficiency Is even greater than was an
ticipated, and that we will receive more gold
than has been expected for our surplus. 1t Is
safe to assume, doubtless, that the end Of the
year viii and as with dollar in gold for
every two dollars in paper, and for every two
dollars and d quarter In paper and silver
coins Of all denorninations.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-30

No element shall be considered a faction a.
less they present alst CONTAINING o. let
shall recommend as commissioners such r. =
sons as In their Judgment are represont1S1N&1
name OF any. reeommender appear On 1
than one list. but should any name be found e.
two Lists. the faction last handing In theiN
shall be notified by the president OF the e.
trial Ward Club at once. to furnish additfgu
names. $3.50
B. @ SHIELDS. PrssidAI
j. VoLT RATH Secretary, sa9G n %S
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11
LATEST NEWS.

By the arrival Of the r. NJ. S. Zealsndia, FROM
Anstlalis on the 9Th iust have news down to the
cath Of May last, which is two days later thar by
the Amy. from San Francisco. The following ad-
dtional telegraphie news We clip from the New Zea-
land Herald of May 26th.
London. May 2S.-Cape news which has been re-
eeived to the 2sth Of April states that military
movement has yet taken place.
At q meeting of the Beers their separating z.
they entrusted the Governor and High Commissioner
with memorial to the Queen, favering declAra-
ton of their Independents, TO which Sir Baste Frsre
refused his support.
The publication Of the diplomatic eorrespondenee
shows that Englsnd aud Russia have come to an
understanding for the strict execution of the Treaty
Of Berlin and relative 10 the administrative autonomy
Of Eastern Ro0melia-
Tbs latest news from the Cape reports that Lord
Chelmsford delays the advance until the arrival OF
farther relaforeemeats.
A naval engagement has taken place between
Chile and Peru. Chic was victorious. 1t was q
sharp contest.
Piracy in the China seas is Increasing alArmingly,
and severe repression is contemplated.
The report Of Garibsldis death is eontrSalc,ed.
bis recovery is doubtful.
A Russian column is advancing an Merr. It re
eeired serious cheek by the Tnrkonans, who in
large numbers attacked the expedition, and after
severe fighting. routed the Russians.
st. Petersburg, May IS 1t is officially amour
ced BY the Russian Government that the military
occupation of the Turkish provinces will terminate
by the 18th OF July.
The Russian vessel. the HaeiIiinik. is ordered
s cruise 10 Australia. She will have board the
two younger sons Of the Dake Constantine, brother
Of the Empe-sr. They will visit the Sydney Exhib-
ton.
Bombay. May so.-Asrmiug reports generally
current OF robbery BY snngs Up parts the
Presidency of Bombay seriously occupying the
attention Of the GeveTnment aud tue public
Yer! serious ineendiaFy fires have receG,ly occur
red at Poouah. Tue motives for the outrage un-
discovered.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11

EssulEr. % Q. jane, 1S7s.
----1 q. lsaa-r'f Easnl-zL
1uz-E-- laFc ne hauor 10 su5ai; the fol-
l1l- -a-a-- ST. -ae gul-ier ending Slsi Of Nay +:
z-1 -1zlal- - T.a1izuts ~ present 10 the
- TE s. E4Eailzas. 5 males aud
1a- - 7-r--ue-s 3 pzysne). TIE nun
azz-zs a1-iz- 1lis pzrioo Eas Is. YiE:
- Euaa- 81 zaIes AZ - females. and g. for
s- ---eE - VIZ "a EaEaiians, &c
s==lz. zas s. f5rzi-us-s Deaths
zls1alass zzals Hl1 aiazales. and Is foreign
-e a-a1Hr- g lsre-. Z FrszzEl. disease Of the
s--=s -a5za1a-g clasu0pii0u. I apo
- 1-aasF lac ezaaisE 4 q these S5aiheru
a--raE y -he Siu-1-Bi-a1. The greatest
e irz--- -z-5urif Eas g. The smallest Il,
- za-sz zl1zatz- o. fsrrsEusrs. s., smallest, lGi
.ssrs 81 Sau1a--z lsiIndg-rl Daily average,
a. ZEa- 81 7-rzs1-ll l-ilrls- :. ~
u1uh= r--l11-s Treated n the Hospital
r@a4-.nHE- Ma-Et. II @5 foreiEners) April.
- - r-r-zue-z-- Ma. * - foreiEuers); calls
lesl.aasz-I- 50 ueH patients. u
tine rc-1-1- Euul1 beg 20 cal
-r a-t-1a1 -1 r-lE Era4l ard steady Increase o.
- --s.ss G-a-n1s 80 EEaii Themselves q the
- lus--l- OF several occasions there
El1r rcrl- be comfortably Gccon-
E1a-- ss-l-. -Ez-slars, respectfully sssEesi
-E rzz-- s-r7s shualL - szken 10 Increase
E11r-E - a-.--- .a- tlreiEuers-
aaar a4al 1u- 4ss,- llue found the want Of !
$500 81 sll-11lF l=rzEl-zc llght for Oper
-=1uL llE u1.F available place Is The
$500 $500 -l.e Lax lE - bad Rat hare ofteI
-ns-a1n n1- etie Gs.aE rEzA11A- z-Aich- OF course
uz--sz-F lu- M - 80 = IN every respect
= as z-szl4ez rlaoE ! EG1ld. Therefore, ass
a-a -s-alar rllz iar -1s F,1se- sGc1 Is Is al
49, zzer la=-z-al an a Up AElL
Eas-.--l1-T sE11ll-iec.
EusEEz NcEuSrS.
Su-rsu- &c ne Cucgzl's H0zust1I
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$780,
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a--Hs lsr sal-s l.tll-a- t-afz Psi Es4Hssis
a1s. taaal .-au- Aalu-l-
la a.asala-l El-is
Al.r Fr--uz1. f-uz sHz Frz1esoo
r--la-
l-.-l. &C., la-z -T-zrg.
ea-saa fser alala.atls.
e-l-- taaz- I1zzlz IslsnG
SkTLIn-
--r--a. -aar -luHssz- EH-s1az sE 50 FzAarssca
49,
a-a.EH
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lazLl--
49, Eara
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--ar Or AalrHu-
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Posse
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u-aar l-l- El-li=r 80, B-E., fs- Hisrl-
$780, - E-u- SO H.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11

- The Missionary brig Morning Star, Capt l.
B-zy. sailed as previously announced on the 10Th
inst FOR cruise smou- the Islands Of the South
Pacific, carrying aid and comfort TO the savagR
tribes 81 those ISLANDS, and Il scatter the seeds oi
Carisiisniiy among people in darkness. We wish
toe Morning Star 90 her mission OF mercy anc love
prosperous voyage ana safe return.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11
Notice to sugar Planters.

THtHE UNDERSIGNED, As A MEMBER OF
IL the STAT Of the Hawaiian Government surveying
Party, having carefully examined personally parts
several Islands Of this Kingdom respectfully
Offers his services Planters and others who may
require Railways, Tramwsys and other modes Of trans
port, Purchasing Agent, or Advising Engineer.
He proceeds direct by this Steamer to Boston, o. s. A.,
and having every facility for doing will furnish
pcation Plans Specifications and Estimates Of Cost for
Iron Bridges Iron Houses Railways with Bridges and
Polling Stock OF all Descriptions Also. Machinery Of
description for the manufacture OF Sugar and clean
ing and preparing Rcs for Market Address in Boston,
LINCOLN CABOT, CiEn Engineer,
Room 8. No. i3f Devonshre 81
Ps--Inquiries addressed 70 C. I. Quick In HonoiI4
Will receive prompt attenIion-
Honolulu. II. l., May 10, 1879. IA u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11

- The annual meeting OF the Mission CHI
dreu's Society was held, pursuant to adjournment
aud notice. Szturday evening the 6Sh lust. which
ass highly interesting 90 az present Full reports
OF The proceed ngs FOR The past year we're reao. and
an address was delivered by the retiring president
OF the society which WAS replete with information
and good advier.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11

- Tue nvW acquisitions of iaborers from the
Micronesian and Madera Islands recently imported,
NC learn are iuruiuE ont well In every insiau &c
these peoplr prove themselves oociir aud trscis-
biz hands The sugar plantations. easily adapting
themselves 20 their new conditions, aud Perform
iuc their daily tasks without murmuT, and 10 the
satisfaction OF their employers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11

t9- The Honolulu Fire Department has exhio-
tied their good sense 10 the selection of Mr.. Jos
Q. Kswainui, as Second Assistant Engineer of the
Honolulu Fire Department Mr.. Kawainui is the
the first native ever elected to iii 5 high posi-
ton, snd We feel warranted ia saying from oUr
knowledge Of the man that be will be credit o
the Fire Department in his new position. We like
to chrnncie such acts OF good sense and appreria-
tlou Of worthy native citizens as the election OF Mr.
kaUaiuui mauiieSts.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11

zH--ss-us - srxa.- Scz9oL SoHo1ARs.-or
nm all1-aas 1l-z111. Ell FisiiiaE SuncAT Schools
s-su .s zslz-aE Ez1 LIZ u1rirs Sunday Schools Of
E-z1l- ia-z-e = Possession - kaznskIpili
Co. naE nll-1heE 10 EHEziahao Church.
80. ~ a-er-sas Here Eure rtrau-h Eirh accord
-a-r-ra A-rEr ukich there Vas 3
&C., 1ald--z'e p1clic or lie Erouucs Of the
ra.Haa -e-a S-zra-T- ErerTr1trE passed on pleas
am - ~ e a. clllE--zi rrlezt and pleasure.
AK u-1Ezr tx -e1ui1z q teachers and PuPils 0;
rm z1--r S=u1zr ScaoslE .. Oz-u II occasion
- u N. re--.---.--.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11

~ On Sunday evening next Moses Keumi,
the celebrated Hawaiian gymuasi aud Irapeze per
former " IN have rendered him al the Rsyal Ha-
Uziiau Theatre. benefit, on which occasion q
good bill siil be presented. We hope this drserv-
ING performer vii be well patruuIzzd. and that be
NAV realize handsomely from the profits Of The
JerIziameut. Go one, 20 all.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11

- On last Friday moruiog the American bark
Antioch, Weeks master, IS days from Port Town
send bound for Hongkoug. suchored outside the
hareor for the purpose Of procuring supply OF
fresh water and other culinary necessaies, for her
passage to her place OF destination, Hougkong.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11

IMPORTANT TO STRANGERS Excellency the
Minister OF the Interior has had posted up in corr
spicuous place at the steamship landing the rates
% back lir- fixed by Law. 50 that strangers and
travellers may what the legal rates arr and tins
prevent imposition. This IS right and thoughtful
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-06-11
FOR SALE.

- THE OLD ESTABLISHED Business sle
nj Hoase of Of A. .. CLEGH0RS Co, situated -
Lat Waiplo, Hamakua, Hawaii. Consists Of -
store and Dwelling House. almost new. Also, Store
Houses, Coos House, DC. with large and well selected
stock of Goods.
Also balance Of lease Of wapio VALLEY for term OF
- comprising Of coo acres adIara
bly, adapted Tor Rice sugar Culture
Also, Lease OF Mulwz which comprise several :hOus
and acres OF wood land This is chance fer partel
desiring into sugar Riee. IN Of The most de
srEhle localities IN the Kingdom
For Particulars apply 10 Messrs-
A s. CLKGa0RN d CD. Honolalu,
Or TO J. E. MILLS, HslaAkna-
waipio, March IL, ISIS. 10