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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHEnrrr SALES.
r. A. DeIyafile w. Cttixens' savings Bank
OF New Orleans.

E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
tsh Of Orleans. No. is.2so-By virtue of n
honorable the Fifth District Court for tho par
lab OF Orleans. In the above entitled cause. |
will proceed to sell at public auction. OF
Royal street. between Canal and Customh ense
the seooad District Of this city on
A LOT OF GROUND. together with oil tho
buildings and improvements thereon. and all
udea at d appurtenapoes thereunto belonging
or In anyw'se appertaining, situated In the
Flr9t Detri qf his city the square bounded
and Common streets. and designated by the
number one on n plan of the, Same and other
lots drawn by i, J. Rotheus. deputr surveyor
deposited In the office q III. b. Cenas. notary.
for reference. Said lot forms the corner OF
Baronne and Gravier streets, and measures.
In American measure. twenty elk ieet four
inches front on baronns street. and the same
width 10 the rear. and fronts on an alley five
fe t wide. common to 1t and the adjoining lots.
~ indicated on said plan. by one hundred and
four feet and six lin In depth and front on
araver street, and one hundred and four feet
one inch and elk aud three quarter lines in
depth on the opposite line. dividing 1t from lot
number two.
from Nicholas Esteva. ne per act passed before
eighth day of October. 1878.
Heized In the above suit
Terms aud Condtions-1. In cash for suffl-
four thousand six hundred and Rixty-six dollars
and sixty-eix and two thirds cents ts4ess e6's.l
with interest ct the rate Of eight per cent per nn
pun from the eighth of October, 1878, until tho
day of sale: Ave per cent for attorney fees on
the amount Of the principal and interest Of said
to- and all costs and the taxes due on the
property.
o. And ON terms OF credit to meet the out
standing note of four thousand six hundred
and sixty six dollars AID sixty,six and two
thirds cents $4,000 G6e51. dated October 8i87s.
payable two years after date. with interest mt
the rate OF eight per cent per annum from It's
date until paid, etc.
8. And the balance OF the price Of adiudlca-
tion If any. cash on the pot.
j. II. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Frank waiter VS.. WIN. Thomas.

rIyHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans. No. 25 920-By virtue Of a writ
OF fieri faeaa. to me directed 10y the honorable
tho Third District COURT for the parish of Or
leans In the above entitled cause. will pro-
coed to sell at public auction. ut the Merchants
nnd Auetioneers' Exchange, Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Gus omhonse streets In the
Second District Of this city. on SATURDAY
January TO- 1890. at 10 o'clock M. the following
GERrAIN PiECE OR PORTION OF
GROUND together with NIL the buildings and
lays. privileges and advantages thereunto be-
4onging. situated In the Third District Of this
city In tho square bounded by Morales. Urqn-
hart St. Anthony and Bagatelle streets. destg-
mated ON a sketch made by j. A. dsHemeeOuft,
deputy surve, or. on the twenty. third April,
1859 by the letter A. and forming the corner OF
st. Anthony and Urquhart streets. and having.
In Amer lean measure. siSty-three feet eleven
inches and three lines front on st. Anthony
aireet by ninety two feet Ia dspth and fr0ntSon
Uruubart street: acquired by defendant here
In by Inheritance from his mother. Mrs. Mary
Ann Seiber. rs her sole aud only heir and uni
persa legatee, MS appears from the proceed-
ings had In her succession No. 39776 OF the
docket of the honorable tho Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans. he having been
put in possession by Judgment rendered and
signed Saptambar ID. 1877.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-CaBh on the spot.
j. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Owl Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
dnltc ing
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Citizens Rauk of Louisiana VS.. Mrs. E.
M Iyens and her husband.

rT,HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans, No. 25.1o5-By virtue of q
writ OF tleri faeiaa to mo directed by the honor
able the Third District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. Twill pro-
coed to cell OF public auction. aat the Merchants
tween Canal and Custombouse streets. in the
Second District OF this sty. on tn EaDAY. Feb
ruary 3, 1tao. at 10 o'clock M. the following de-
scribsd property to wit
THE PROPERTY OF THE DEFENDANT.
MRS. IL. M. IVENS. situated on Prytania street.
In the square bounded by Frytana. st. Charles.
Clio and Frato streets. and measuring twenty
one feet eleven inches front on Prytanla street,
between Clio and Erato streets by q depth OF
one hundred and twenty seven feet three inches
and four lines, between parallel lines. Ameri-
can measure,
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the pot. .
]. X. hLOEE GAUTHREAUX,
OWL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
M n "a ffu
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' A DEGREE RENDERED

lAhHH, mo, ID AGO.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
- November ID. 1876, and signed November
ia, 1916, directed by the late Superior District
Handy. late civil sheriff. and by him to me
t. sferred In the above entitled m ter. said
matter being now transferred to the honorable
the Third District COURT for the parish OF Or.
leauH will proceed to cell at pubii nueti ion at
the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange
Royal street. between Canal Hnd Oustomhouse
atreeta. In the Second DistrIct OF this city, on
"WEDNESDAY, H. bruary II. 1880. mt - o'clock M.
the foil wing tesorbed properly. 70 wilt.
T. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND eituated
In the Frat District of tbs city Of New Orle ans.
Ia the suusre bounded by Canal. Baronne, Com
mon and Phtiippa tnnw Dryadesl streets, meas
uring seventy feet front on Philipph tnow
Dryadasl street, TO DO measured from the line
Louisiana. Ia the direction Of Cnnal street. by
one hugdred aud fifty feet In depth between
parallel llnes. -
III the same district and square. designated by
the number twenty four. on u plan annexed To
nn act of pHle from the State of Louisiana to
ROYAL A. Porter. passed In the office OF q. A.
| tnllnrie late q notary public In this city. on the
TIVE nty fifth Of May. 1880 Said lot measures
twenty nine feet one inch front on Philtppa
tnow DryAdea1 straeet, one hundred and fifty
| feet deep on one aide and one hundred and
| forty eight feet one and two-thirds inches On
| feet four inches in width In the rear on lot
nu mhsr twenty. one.
Together with MI the buildings and improve
ments on the said two lots of ground. known
ways servtuies. privileges and advantages
belonging or In any wise apportatning TO sald
lots.
Terms-Cash on the spot. observation-disclosures
j r. ALOEE dAUTHBEAUX.
OWL Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
iaIn IT "A n fe7
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TARIFF
Cabmen's Benevolent Association.

For cabs, any distance not exceeding one mile
or twelves quares. fifty cents for one passenger,
and twenty five cents for every additional pas
aenger; and for every additional mile twenty
Ave cents for each passenger.
For cabs to and from, railroads. steamboats,,
twenty five cents for each additional passenger
for trunks. twenty five cents each.
For cabs by the hour. one dollar per hour; for
over five hours at a still further reduction by
agreement with the driver. :,
For cabs for pleasure riding the rates shall
be fixed with the driver. This tariff is binding
sociation's cabs shall be known by the letters 9.
B. A painted on the lamps. The association is
not responsible for cabs not having the initials
painted on the lamps.
All communications. or complaints stating
the number Of cab. will meet vita prompt as,
ASSOCIATIO :, care Of j. Eriel, Hat Store. No
IS st. Charles street.
N. B-All orders for members Of this asso.
citation will receive proLapt attention If lett a
No. SO St. Charles street. del4 SOM ThSa I'm
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THE FRED. A. BLANKS.

The new Ouachita packet Fred. A. Blanks,
just completed at Cincinnati Tor the New Or
leans and Ouachita river traie, is the largest
steamer ever constructed for the 0uachita,
and one OF the most spacious, strongest and
beSt cotton steamers ever built at Cincinnati
or elsewhere. she Is owned By Capt Jack W
Blanks, and named after his brother, Capt.
Fred. a. Blanks, president or the New Or
leans and Ouachita river Packet Company
The hull was built at Madison, Indiana, by
Capt. Dan. FL. Morton, this being the 4I2th
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SALE To EFFECT A PARTITION AMONG
THE HEIRS AND PART OWNERS.

by j. V. GOURDAIN. Auetioneer ONCE No.
- 9l Royal street-Will bs sold on SATUR-
DAY, January 81, 1880. ut IL O'Clock m.. at the
Merchants and Aucttoneers' Exchange, Royal
street between Canal aud Customhouse streets
by virtue Of an order from the Hon f. A: Mon
roe. Judge OF the Third District COURT for the
parish III Orleans. rendered June 4. 1879. and
4 CERTAIu LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the Suburb Marigny. in the Third District Of
this cit, In the square bounded by Eyslan
Fields Chartres Tor Moreaul. Marigny and De.
number on Il Dian drawn by Bourgarol on the
eighth day of April, 1884. and deposited IN tbs
office OF Joseph Cuvellier. notary pubic OF th1t
city. said lot forming the corner OF Eiysfar
Fields and Chartres Tor Moreau) streets. ant
measuring "a feet lines front on ElssiaI
Fields street by depth of IS feet and front or
Charities Tor Moreaul street.
The improvements consist OF Wo-storJ
brick building. covered with States having or
the lower and upper floors large store. meas
uring "a feet front by SO feet In depth, and form
ing the corner OF Elysian Fields and Charities
building fronting on Charities Tor Moreau
street comprises a two-etory brick dwelling
house. eoverei with states. having large room
on the lower and upper floors.
Yard. cistern, etc.
Tie gas pipes are laid all over the build
inRs.
Terms and Conditions-Flve hundred dollars
cash and the balance al six and twelve months
credit for notes specially secured by mortgage
and vendors lien. bearing per cent interes
per annum from date of sale: per cent attor
ney's fees In event OF suit to enforce their col
lection; the buildings TO be kept insured ant
the policy transferred to the vendors.
Act of sale before jules Messy, ESD. notar!
public at the expense of the purchaser.
de23 jas 10 II "a 81
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1850 and back taxes at liberal discount. Par
ties having such taxes 10 pay will find It great
lv TO their advantage to employ responsible
brokers like Messrs Klein 4 Co.,, who enjoy
facilities for settling such obligations that many
others do not posst ss.
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w. w. washsurn VS.. George schwer.

w. w. Washbnrn VS.. George schwer.
I1IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
u ish of Orleans, No. 1O.283-By virtue Of q
writ of seizure and sale to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for the par
ieh OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause. /
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
street between Canal and Customhouse 81 reefs.
In the Second District Of this city. on SATUR-
DAY. January 10, 1880. at 10 o'clock M. the fol-
A, CERTAIN tQUARE OF GROUND. TO-
aether with all the rights. WAYS servtudes
thereunto belonging, situated In the Third Dis
trtct OF this city. comprised within Bienfaits,
Treasures. Annette and New st. Bernard streets.
designated by humber sixty nine on plan
drawn by @. A. Dc Armas, civil engineer. dated
the nineteenth Of June 1869. and annexed TO
an act passed before An edee Ducate', dated
thirty first day Of July, 1869. the tsaid square
com posed Of twenty -four lots. numbered from
one to twenty -four inclusive. measuring alto
Rether three hundred and nineteen feet ten
inches and seven lines front on each OF Annette
and New st. Bernard streets. and three hun
dred and twenty feet one line front on each OF
Blenfaits and Treasures streets. Being the
same property acquired by defendant herein
by purchase from Patrick Filtman Carroll. as
per act passed before John l.. Laresche, notary
public In this city. OF date nineteenth OF oeto-
Der. 1877.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
de1o IT "a 81 Ja7 10
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Entirely Recovered.

NEW YORK CITY, June 16, 1879.
a. H. Warren & Co.:
Gertlemen-I hereby certify that my wife
has been using Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure for Bright's disease, and she is
now entirely recovered When all physicians
remedies failed, she was induced to try your
remedy, and received beneficial results from
the first bottle. After taking four bottles she
was entirely cured. Yours truly,
ROBERT b. FITZGERALD.
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MILITARY INsTITUTE.-The Military Institute,
at Pass Christian. will begin its second term OF
session OF 1879 1880. February 49, By reference
to an advertisement in another column 1t will
be seen that cadets may enter at any time. and
catalogues may b had by applying to E. e.
Murfee. superintendent.
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Sullivan h Bulger. OF Camp street. have q
new assortment of chandeliers and brackets
for sale at reasonable prices. Gall and examine.
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O pini0n of Eminent Dr. II. g. steuart.
President Maryland Hospital. Balti-
mara

"* / have used Colden's Liebig's LIQUID
Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator for
more than year and recommend 1t as one Of
the most efficient preparations have ever met
with It combines The virtues of food and tonic
In q remarkable way, aud | am satisfied has
saved life when no other medicine could DO so. -
Sold by leading druggists. de28 DGW1m
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CITY LICENSES AND BACK TAxEs.-Messrs
John Klein Go. advertise in another colur. n
that they are prepared to pay city licenses for
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THE WELL KNOWN LARGE TWO STORY
Brick Building. with verapdahs, situated at
the corner OF Elysian Fields and Chartres
Tor Moreau, streets. eminently situated Tor
any sort OF business.
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By j. ". G0urdain.

STORE AND DWELLING PROPERTY IN
THE BEST LOCALITY OF THE THIRD
DISTRICT.
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Il. T. PARKER EFT Ais VS.. ii. FRANZ
Tutor, ct ais.
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Third District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 20 2s5.
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by Montgomery 81 Co.

VALUABLE STOCK AT AUCTION.
-FOUR PAIRS FINELY MATCHED HORSES
ety ish and wei suited for family use. also
Horses we'll broken ani good drivers and
saddles; being the balance Of shipment of
ID, M. Taylos, Esu, will be sold on account
of hia departure for the East n
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10. Ar II A. NJ. AT
~ No. 10 Baronne atreet, whore the s'ock may
be seen til sale. MONTGOMERY h 90.
ia4 hnThFrSA AnCtioneera.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION SALES.
SALE BY THE OWL SHERIFF OF THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
In THE MATTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS
MECHANICS SOCIETY,

Late Superior District Court for tho Parish of
Orleans No. %, es4; now transferred to the
Third District Court for the Parish of Or
1aana No, "a 49,
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AUCTION SALES.

Roads Git Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
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Actual net ofits......-.....-.....s7 II. 500 ~


The foregoing statement " a inst. true and
orreet transcript from the books of the Conn
panV, JAM Eb i. OAK, Pr0Bld6nks
H. CARPENTER. Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN.
ty-seoond day Of January, 1879.
A. INaRAHAM Notary Public,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival of the Barkentine Ella we have
dates to the 10th inst. The news of the nomina-
ton for President BY the Republican Convention
is the only item of Importance
On the 5th day of the Republican Con vention
the hallotins for the presidential candidate WIS
begun. Upon the S6th ballot taken on The next
the other candidates receiving as follows: Grant
sos, Blaine A. Sherman ). Washburne s The con-
test up to the Slth ballot was mainly between
Grant and Blaine the former receiving on the first
ballot 500 votes and on the S4th Sla votes and
Blaine receiving on the first ballot 24 and on the
saith 275. Garfield had no vote on the first ballot,
! on the .Srd. and IL on the S4ih. and on the S5th
SO votes At this stage the Blaine and Sherman
men gave up their candidates and uniting On Gar
field defeated the Grant vote which held its own
mp to the last
CHICAGO June Sth-The Convention reassembled
ut T. NJ. when the nomination of candidate for
Vice President WAS proceeded with
Chester A. Arthur OF New York was placed in
nomination
The Mississippi and Maryland delegates second
ed the nomination of Arthur.
Texas presented the name of Edmund J. Davis
of Texas, but II was subsequently, Withdrawn and
Arthur was chosen by reclamation.
The Convention adjourned at $40 P. n.
C. A Arthur has not been very prominent IN pub
lie life. BE was Colonel of New York regiment
during the war. During the last term of Presi-
dent Grant Arthur appointed Collector of the
Port of New York. His removal from that posi-
ton by President Hayes some two years ago gave
great offense TO Senator Conkline. who made q
tons and gained something of a triumph, resulting
in his reelection to the Senate. The nomination
of Arthur by the Chicago Convention seems 10 be
a concession to Conklinc.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30
PASSENGERS,

ser windun-a Faa-rs Der LESrlikr June ss-Mrs Tur
ere ard zaHrnrrr. . {, A.iE-1rcs Jones, Gen Arms
r-a-r n MnkrH = " AlnrAnGrr e Sur-ckcis Mss
NJ. q Nalder x WILDE Fr. : Parker. ImhuT II
Esa--ssn- : c B11irr. W Harry. A De B-ettevir. " c
n14 s1E.
F-1m WinawE-a Fr-ts, Pc Likefkn, June s7th-C
Sr-e-kels. a. Wr4is u Cu-uWeiL y v Macf4rlAne 7
~gHncE-. & At1-E, " h-uuer, = Moor " : AkAna ! A
Eurk " = Rgunll J R=atoz. A Pave, w ShA-rzIt. G
NnlrH- Eai6pIn. Tu-rii A Kerr. Il Tur.un. y, Il
w 1a-Hl.rrT Erki y z Core and wife NJ Ecksrg Wif,
Eze sAls4. NJ MH-zsl- Mss Lechnzna, Miss Neil
NJ e EaErE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

On her las; trip while AT Honokas, Hawaii, the
LshHa had the misfortune 70 lose her boat while it
was attempting 10 make a landing. The water was
very rough and the host vas dashed IN pieces For
runately no lives were lost. bur the mail was to-
gether with pair Of ssddle-bags containing $500,
the property OF Mr.. WiltonE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

What is the matter with the weather; II roars
and rains, then falls into the sumber of profound
calm with the most astonishing facility. 1t is hot
and cool IN the same hour. dry and moist almost
together. Wat IS the nsaftsrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

The Duke OF Cambridge announces that another
shooting match hiss been arranged between Eng
hsh and American teams Now is the time for the
army 20 apply for representation this feicitous
occasion II our fine shooters VIII fire on the 1000
yard range they will probably win distinction or
Z exrlnc-lun-uhich
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q l. G. MS war steamer Frev1 Will take her
departure for Honrkong this afternoon. During
the Frcyu's short stay in port herofcers and crew
have won the respect Of all, and bear with them
the best wishes OF our citizens
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Next Monday VII be steamer day again. as I
will also be celebrated to some extent in common
Grafton Of the 4th; persons Of American turn Of
mind had better write their letters and buy then
exchange Beforehand
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

One of the delightful rides about Honolulu,
when one has several hours to spare, is up into
kalihi valley to the foot of the mountain shutting
in the head Of the valley, and if there be time
climbing 10 the top Of the ridge and looking into
hoolau, whence the view is unsurpassed. The
valley Is banana garden. vet is not one quarter
occupied. On the way back call must surely be
made at the hOspitable home of Mr. Morris, where
can be the most beautiful flowers and delici-
Gus fruits One wonders why the upper PAR of
the valley is not planted with fruit trees instead
of leaving II TO the occupation Of few coal bum
ers whose chief sustenance one of them joking
ly admitted came from okolehao. But kRlihi needs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

We continue TO have good deal Of weather these
days II the Government Will only appoint q
weather bureau chap we shall have good deal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Where are the Ohio men among our citizens
Let them raise q true Buckeye veil. Garfield is
nominated for President of the United States. and
the next President he viii be. better man could
not have been nominated II is jus; and proper
reward for great merit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

The Annual Meeting of the Strangers Friend
Society will take place tomorrow Thursday af
ternoon at 4 O'Clock, at the residence of J. Il
Coney, Esq, Richards Street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

The Assembly has passed most munifcent sum
as subsidy for steamers from foreign ports. This
is matter for public rejoicing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Another Band concert at the hotel on Monday
evening last. Truly Berger Is kind 10 the public
and these concerts would do honor 70 any com.
psny. Berger Is 10 US 10 a certain degree whai
Theodore Thomas was TO the United States Ht
created and then cultivated 4 taste for the higher
class of music.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

The Legislature has passed an Act creating 4
special pork selling license. This was to hit the
Chinese; nov let them with the same commendahle
prompsness and praiseworthy zeal enact Law TO
license roosJ robbing, and authorize the sale of
neichborlne chickens
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Six babies baptized at Fort Street Church last
Sunday. and vet they tell that the population is
decreasing. Here is Hooulu lahui : and the pa
trone Hawaiian should be urged to 60 and DO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

In the House yesterday on the question OF the
indefinite posponemeut Of the liquor bill, the vote
stood-ayes, 20: noes. II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

An appropriation has been made to send Hs-
vRllRn bows 70 foreign countries for an education
ter living than any amount OF sanitary instruction
by word of mouth or printing. However, this Is
not intended IS a slur upon Nj. Gibson's book: or
the contrary. that book Is q very valuable contu-
button 70 the subject, and ought TO be IN every
Hava,iAn family
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

John occasionally appears before the Poles
Magistrate. gensrally for some offence with money
IN II Yesterday ne up for selling cakes &c
was not cake, but as he had no license he was fined
Alas John, people who Try 10 make money too
easily get bitten
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Our thanks are due TO MesSrs. Whitney a Rob
e,tson and Mr. Thos- G. Thrum for late papers per