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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09
PoETIcAL. p
THE MAGIC OF A KISS.

81 have brought your dinner, father"
The blaoksmith's daughter said.
And she took from her arm q kettle
And lifted its shining lid:
There's not any pie OF pudding,
So will give you this"
And upon his toil-worn forehead
She left childish kiss.
The blacksmith tore off his apron,
Aud dined in n happy mood.
Wondering much at the SAVIOR
Hid in his humble food.
= While all about him were visions
Full of prophetic-.ike bliss;
But he never thought of the magic
Iu his little daughters kiss.
While she, with her kettle swinging.
Merrily trudged away,
Stopping at sight of squirrel,
Catching some wild birds lay.
And thought how many. shadow
OF life and fate we should miss
If always our frugal dinners
Were seasoned with kiss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09
TAYLOR HOTEL,
WINCHESTER, Va.

'F>HE undersigned takeo pleasures in anuounc-
ing to his numerous friends in Virginia an q
eae - hero. that be has undo crtRken tho manage
meat fsthis Famous Hotel for a term of years
10 those who know him il 10 use.ess to snv tina I
he will spare no efforts to render the TAYLOR
HOUSE worthy of their patronage. Strangers
and tho public at large cordially in vited to
give the rsy lor House trial. He has retitted it
from top to bottom, and with No. cooks and DO
lite and accommodating employees in every de-
pNrtmert, hopes to maintain the reputation of the
Taylor Hotel !Hmous anon travellers for the Ia 4
nifty years Every Department of the House will
venicnce of lite guests.
G3-special Facilities for Comm re ia Travellers
Terms 10 transient visitors S2.OO per day. and
advantageous rates to weekly nd nnn hlv BOARD
HENRY wUIFER'C
April 49, 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09

THE PTTTsBURGH FEMALE CoIIrc;E, Jybosa
advertisement appears in another column is ope
ladies' in the United States. Seven distinct
schools are embraced under our management
The advantages in Liberal Arts Music ORA W.
ing and Painting. ElOcution Modern LanguaEes:
etc. are very superior. One hundred f6iI Music
Lessons are given for Eighteen DoIIais, and the
any equal school on the continent. If Won have
daughter to educate send to Rev. I. e. Persh-
2Ith year opens Sent 9Th.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09
NJ DI GIN AL.
S Il A T E M r. n z
UNDER OATH.
A Startling Revelation of
Suffering!
ooh, MY God, How I
Did Suffer y77
''I Earnestly Prayed to Die y

&c T HAVE been afflicted for twenty years with
an obstinate skin disease. called by some u.
my scalp. and, in spite of all could do, win
the help of the most skiful doctors, slowly but
covered my entire person in form of dry scales.
For the last three years have been unable to do
any labor, and suffering intensely all the time
Every morning there could be nearly dustpan-
full of scales taken from the sheet on my bed some
of them half as large as the envelope containing
this letter. In the latter part of winter NV akin
commenced cracking opcn. / tried everything
almost, that could be thought of, without any re-.
lief. The 18th of June started West, in hopes
could reach tho Hot s prings. ! reached Detroit;
and was low thoug BIT should have to 90 to
the hospital, but finally got far as Laniin r
treated me about two weeks, bat did me no GOOD.
All thought had but a short time TO live earn
es;ly prayed to die. Cracked through tho akin a il
over nay back, across my ribP arms, hands linnbs
feet badly swollen, toe aiIs of fiji Is
dead and hard az bone, hair dead Try lifeIefs
''My sister, Mrs. E. II. Davis, had a small par.
of box of Cuticura in the house. She wouldn' u
giveup; said I'VE will try Cuticura.' Some was
applied one hand nd arm. Eurekai there was
relief; stopped the terrible burning sensation
from the word go. They Immediately got the p e.
solvent Cuticura and Soap. ] commenced by tat
ing one tablespoon full OF Reroivent three times a
day. after meals had a bath once day, water
about blood heat; used Cuticura Soa p freely ap-
piled CdticGra morning and evening. Result, re-
turned to my home in just six weeks from time /
left, and my skin smooth this she E pa pe r
HIRAM E. CARPENTER.
Henderson,, Jefferson Co., N. W
sworn TO before me this 18th day of January,
1850. a. NJ. LETTING WELL.
Justice OF the Peace.
NO HUMAN AGENCY
Can so speedily. permanently and economically
cleanse the Blood, clea, the Complexion and skin
restore the Hair, and cure every species of Itch
in z, Scaiy aud Scrofulous HumoTs of the Skin.
Scalp and Blood as the Cuticura Rcnediss, con.
sisti, e of CuTIcuRA RxsoLvEST, In. new Blood
Purifier, and CUTICURA aud CrTIcuRA Soar, the
Great Skin Cures. Ask your druggist about them.
Right here in this town you may find evidences OF
their wonderful healing powers.
For Sunburn, Tan and Greasy Skin use Curl
cuRA Soar, an exquisite toilet. bath and nursery
sanative, fragrant with delicious Hover odors and
healing basams.
caticura Remedies are for sale by all druggists.
Price of CuTicuRA, Medicinal Jelly SIN II boxe
Blood Purifier. s per bottle. CUrIcunA ME-
ricIsAL TOILET soar, 25c. CuTicuRA MEDICINAL L
SHAvISG SoAP l5c.; in bars for har bers and larg
consumers. soc. Principal depot.
Weeks e. Potter, Boston, Mass.
o1- All mailed free receipt Of price.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09
TESTAMENT REyIsHR's OprN-Io,v TIA =,

inent author, Prof A. c. Kcndriek, b. D., LII
D-' who is professor of Hebrew, Latin and
Greek In the University of Rochester, and was
ore of the reTisers of the New Tesfament in
general conversation with q pumber of gentle:
men, short time since. said al have Fedafyed
from the use of Warn0r's Safe Kidney and Liver
CrTe very marked benefit and can most cor
dially recommend il to othcra.',
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09

If you want Tub, Broom, Washboard,
Bucket, Axe Handle. Syrup, Sugars, Cof-
fee, Boots and Shoes, Dried Fruit, also many
other articles too numerous to mention, go
to DAL6ARS'e
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09

sLEErLEsssEs6, EERyorssSs., CXssoT REsT
w ELI At night: tired in the morning ON rising,
ssiuggsh, pain in the back, which arises from the
stand to be thick, attended with burning when
Coided. Thayer's Liver Powders will cure you.
son, Charlestown w Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09

Mr.. Samuel b. Gordon has retired from
the South Branch Gazette, and Messrs. VIM.
NJ. Davis and a. V. Douglass have taken
charge of the paper.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09
Drurrfsts Praise Thetn.

owe always recommend Malt Bjtters.''
"A perfect food medicine"
BEST nourishing sgent we know ofn
Women and children take Malt Bitters"
"OyeTcome peFVOuGness and eepIessneSs0
"'Not 1iIe rum bitteFs."
"a perfect TsnovAtor of exhausted nature0
" Most sueeessfUl nedisine in tie world ;" aa.1n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09

Nervous prostration. dyspepsia. melancholy,
cured by Browns Iron BitteTs.
Mental depression. Weakness and general de-
bilitv promptly cured by Browns Iron Ritters
SOftsning of the brain prevented and nery-
ousness cured by using Browns hon Bitters.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09

LOIS OF APPETITE, LosB OF ESEaeY, soEnetirass
attended With dry backing cough SoEnetimes
eostve, looSenesS Of the boNeIs or pain near fho
region of She. heart, cured with ThAyeT's Liver
Powder. 25,cts. IL not much. - ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09

HE*DAcHE, NERvoussEss. cosTlvExEss Chol-
ora Morbus erecured with Thay.rs Liver Pow der,
aud only cost IS ets. Sold by druggist every
where.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09
HaGERsTowN CARDS.
One Price CashHouse
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
Saturday, March 60, 1851.

}
IN PIECE GooDs for Suits we will show YOU
Western Maryland, and the ATsGst CO actions of
really new suitipgs
INCUSToM M4DE GARMENTs We will guar
hntee neat httin we'll made, comforts a bie and
artisic work ca be produced in any drst. class
city Merchant Tailoring Estnblishmen,
READY MADE ECLoTHING.-50O Suits to Sc
lect from perfect in MAKE, neat in fit and cheaper
than the cheapest.
OUR OwNMAKE, READYM MADECLoTH-
ING equals the best prod uctions made elsewhere,
striker the eye, plenses the taste and suits the
BOYS AND CHiLDREN's CEorHING.-of
this line we make speciality, and will show you
2nO suits of the Latest styles and pattern a., for
sPRlSo AsB S0SMER WEAR. low in price you
can buy the material OF tho same qua lity without
the making.
HATS AND CAPS to plee,e all at prices that
will ma Ike you wonder how W sell the m so cheap.
MEMS AND Boys FURNIsHINGS.--sh Shirts
OF all kinds, Drawers, Collars, Cuf1s. Neck Wear,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Scarf Pins, Canes. Um-
brellas. and ever thin for MEs AND BoYss w EAR.
except Boots and shoes.
ONE PRICE AND FOR CASH
Ia PLAN.
All our goods are bought in large qantities for
cash. Every article has the price marked on it
In plain figures Nothing is added to cover losses
attending the credit system, with n vie OF
again tn king 1t off to deceive please the buyer.
ONE PRICE AND FOR Cash insures you un-
doubted value tor your money. II puts all those
not posted quality and prices the same foot
In e with the more experienced, il puts the mod
est and backward buyer on an equal with the
sharpest; it enables every one to get tho Ia rsest
possible amount for tho monoy. and il therefore
the true plan. All are pleased with il. None
should fail to try it at
UPD EGEs FFsS,
Opposite "Baldwin House."
March %, 1ssl-odoI2-ly.
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II o T i L s.
THE TAYLOR HOUSE.
(Formerly Saprington Hotcl)
CHARLESTOWS, WEST VIRGINIA.

'ENHE undersigned having leased the above
Il nanIrd Hotel. and re-pain ted, renovated and
thoroughly and comfortably furnished it, now
Informs tic public that hc is pared TO recci
permanent or transient Gucrts. The experience
OF years as host is an assurance of his aptuess
ana ability to cater agr+eahly to the wants of
the pubic. and lie believes he smbserves his own
interests beet by serving the public generously
and honestly and conrteously.
Rooms comfortable: Table and Bar well sup
piled; Stables ample for the accommodation of
horses at Livery. and Horses and Vehicles for
hire Oinnibuses attend upon arrival and de-
parture of trains; Charges moderate.
Jniy l2. ISL sm. w. E TAYLOR
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THE BEsT ILvEa AND KIDuEY gouL Arol. and
gentle Turs4tfT knoEu,I II ThAyer's LfyeT PoJsl
der's. Sold BY N. +. HoHdsfso8, chaIIest3St:
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$1,000 a NEAR

sold By GEO. T. LIG HT.
NO. sIX-For Crsmp. Indige.tion and Brui,es.
In July 5. GEO. T LIGHT.
ARD OIL and Lubricsting Oil for Reapers and
IL Movers sold by GEO T LIGHT
FUREkA HORSE PowDER-t beston the
Barber, z c. Tabb, Charles Baylor and John T.
Colston. Dose, tablespoonful three times n day.
For sale bv GEO. T. LIGHT
PLANK BOOKS. Ledgers, Day Books and Pass
ID Books for sale by GEO T. LIGHT
TNOOTH BRUSHES. Infant Brushes, Hair
L Brushes, Combs, &c. for sale by
July 5. GEO. T. LIGHT.
fxoto NIMRoD TRUSS ELISA get the bes
" for SC. Cigars in town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-08-09
TO STOCK RAISERS,
NOTICE

gGEwING MACHINES REPAIRED in a first
~ class manner, by
- October 5, 1880. J. HENRY NOLAED,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05
Rain Record for 1880.
The Races Mt Kapiolani Park.

New Years Day was celebrated at Kapiolani
Park by trotting and running race. Quite a
number of spectators were present to witness the
sport.
The weather was fine but the track was in
heavy condition owing to the late heavy rains.
The first race was a trotting race for $500, mile
heats, best in 3, for which there were three
entries King William, Dolly Warden and Little
Giant. King William to trot to buggy and the
other two TO harness. Pools sold with King Will
liam $40, Dolly Warden SIS, and Little Giant SO.
The race started at $50 p. NJ. After scoring n
while the horses got good start and Dolly took
the lead and although pushed by Little Giant
kept it through the heat. Little Giant second, n
half length behind, and King William barely
saving his distance.
The second heat was repetition of the first
Dolly taking the lead and keeping it to the wire.
Little Giant second, and King William .distanced.
Time 30j and 3.07.
The next race was a running race between Lady
Mcclellan and Telephone, for purse of 500,
lalf mile and repeat. The race won by Lady
dcClellan in two straight heats. Time Ssh and
SIX.
An exhibition of speed was given by Oliver and
Thomas II. which the spectators greatly admired.
Then followed match race between Telephone
and a native horse name unknown, for $50 a side,
and Telephone proved the victor.
The day passed off very quietly, everybody
seemed to be on their good behavior.
We learn that the race between DR.. Enders'
Jrown mare Cora, and Mr.. Courtney's gray geld
ng - has been declared off, as DR.. Enders
Jays forfeit of $3.50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05
MEMORANDA.

Report o. PMS s Cy of New York. Seabury, Master
Sailed from San Fl cisco December slst At 10 p NJ
Had a successiou Of Iuih and southwest gales, with
heavy seas Decent eth, at A. NJ shipped sea
which washed overba ID two seamen. Arthur Simpson
and David Silberv I'd quarterboat; stove IN rail
and eprine-room dCrs; washed away ships bell and
ventilator Decemtr 3h, first fine day since leaving
San Francisco.
R.port Of the baE Kalakana. jerks. Master-Saied
from San Francis December 9Th, with a south Wind
and thick fog II 4 the wind from Sc TO W SW 20
DAYS with great al OF rain. In lat 2SOO. long $500
had heavy gale ion SW, with very high, confused
sea Al times oustOck. consisting Of one horse and
several cows early drowned. Have had more bad
weather on this 10 than in all my voyages this route
Since leaving Ion i45 W have had current setting
NV thirty miles day. The rains have been so heavy
that We have fou il impossible TO keep onr deck load
,irv though col red with canvas. December 29h, of
Hawaii had Wv heavy squall from NV, lasting about
two hours Sig ed Matt the morning of the 3oth.
Prom thence 70 Ort Light battling airs and Gains.
Report OF str- Hochung, Peterson, Master-Left San
Francisco Decnber sd. at n. with light Sc wind
and heavy rain uring The day December 2ith, strong
Sc winds aus rain, with heavy swell; ship rolling
heavily and b lpng great deal Of water December
th strong 81 Winds with high, confused sea- steamer
shipping consi arable Had similar weather on
the 18th De, nber s7th. moderate sW wind hne
clear weather heavy swell from westward: Fine
weather on > and 18th. December 3Oth, moderate
SW wind wit rain; heavy swell from W; ship rolling
badly: carrie away main tOpmast in the eyes OF rg-
riur Favor lie weather until the Sd inst at 30 N,
when ship m into heavy swell from northwest
which cause the vessel roll considerably; shipped
heavy sea rhich broke away icechest caboose. etc;
hove 10 for rec hours From thence 10 port moderate
and fine NTH heavy swell from westward. Sighted
Oahu at 5 N January 4th. Took pilot al s-l5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05
IMPORTS.

From Et-eLa. per Eva December 3lst-Wilder Il Co:
90 s2i Il Lumber, so shingles lSo redwood posts
pr engine.
Fron san Francisco. per CITY Of New York, Decem-
Der Co: 10 bales cottons. 6 fnstru-
ments 20 e cigars; Lyman Bros; cs mdse; aackfeid
q co; IL e. shirts bales and cotons; Hollister
Co: ts perfumery, cigars . c. mdse; Plckering
q Co: / Is mdse: " Rhodes; chests; Renton,
Bevrus a Co: drugs; II Davies - bars iron, %
mats RICE 90 bread, 6 clothing; z Along: - sks
uostoes pkrs: Mcfarland Co: IS kgs beer; Brog-
lie spear & CO: ! mdse; w Richardson & Go; cs
shirts pkgs; VI McInerny; c. shirts, c. canus /,
Boles Co: 100 sks pOtatOes c. bacon ii es butter
II Trerloan: pkgs wooicns; 7 Waterhonse; 10 cts
ra.inS IS mdse: John Ashley; els rope, pkg belt
ing: Board Of Education:2 6 books; Levers DICE
son: es paper hgs; Phillips Cos cs cigars y PIGS
ndse; Geo Z Wells: c. picture frames, G instru-
ments; Foster: 1Ss bars and bdls iron, % bother
pipe pkgs mdse: orders ie6 SKIS grain, ~ or sks nour
4; pkgs mdse; W q Irwin 4 Co: pkg trees, morse,
pkrs crOckery; Brewer i Cos cs eggs, Ok tresnr
" Bush: pkgs hams q cs fruit, es mdse, PnSss
Thrum 10 pss stationery; Herbert 10 nj Dds peer
B Ehiers & Co: cs dry goods; IL May q 20; pr
butter: VI Dickson: cs fancy goods; Han 4 son
pkgs plated ware, cs glass; Maciarlaae ~
wire: G sresovch 100 bxs apples, . exs oniohs'
bids trees 100 SKIS potatoes pkgs crabs; siyesi
e plaster ousts bdls plaster paris Baidwin; 6
fnrnfure. Bishop 4 Co: Is bxs treasure pkg SAslIs
& Cooke: pkg TREASURED and OIL pkgs mdse 70
firms.
From Eureka. per Cassie Hayward, Dec sl-is2 4is y
luru r Igsi5 It rough cloak - So and boards r.
sJ rustic 900 fancy pckets. 10 nj shingles ~ sA
potatoes household effect
From San Francisco. per Kalakaua, Dec Si-lo s5i
peanuts 30 bales hay. % cs paints COOK stoses, n
~ iour ranges II furniture c. dry goods ~
rasins . bgs potatoes, go pkgs provisions lSS *
corn 81 ks oats. 500 mat rice pgs paper lot oil can
ned provisions and mdse
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05
Evening School Department Of st. Louis
CnlIaua

The President has decided include this branch in
the curriculum of the College.
Its object Is afford all classes OF the community the
OF acquiring theoretical and practical knowl
edge of all commercial and business transactions in
daily and also to give insight into the workings
and application OF the different Trades which 1t is
essential to do in these Islands.
The Theoretical Branch will be under the supervision
of the President and Professors of the College The
Practical and most important Branch will be specially
attended by volunteers from the various master ar
zans among us who have kindly and generously prom
Used their services TO this useful and valuable enterprise
They will, alternately, devote half an hour each
ing the tisk of imparng knowledge to the students
All the implements necessary TO each trade and TO Az
ricuture, will be furnished by the College.
Each master-artizan, while connected with the Col
lege will be entitled to name one ENTHUSIASTICALLY
the privileges of this Evening School Department
TERMS-Each student per week, 80 cts. The Evening
School will open at o'lock p. is S3i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05
S nte. Herbert, WILSON, Easer. W Brandon.
~ II Haley. N Havcrung, Z Anderson

NC, 4 Herbert; Wilson, E Easer W Braydon,
,nhe s Haley. N Havcrung, Anderson,
% Sydney per City OF New York. December sist-
Io1ekley, wife and three children Bnlstec, NJ T
ii agner, feter Paul, Lester Barof Frieson c
orpe, and one Chinamar :
ror indward Ports, per Likelike Dec s9-H II
Iheesr Liiinokaani, \ Makee. II Rener, W Bar
th, coyille, J D Paris Jr and wife Ahuna, X
mana, Cqunit, johnson, j Totem, Banchfori
Q Wier and wife.
From Eureka, per Cassie Hayward, Dec s1-Thomas
For san Francisco, per Mohiean, Dec si-M II Plant.
From Wiudward Ports. per Likelike, Jan e-Cap. 7
spencer. Z Burchadt. W McDougat, NJ Monsarratt
Z Eastman, W II Page, W Armirage Toitcn, I
johnson. Spencer. II WILDER. wundenberg. j W
Giryin. W Sharratt, All Oak. Mrs Ena Miss John.
son. Miss Thompson, o johnson. d II Hitchcock
Jr II Turton Jr, Hon W kaua, Hon Aholo, 7
Hackfeld Miss Hildebrand, Miss L Baldwin, Miss
Frear, Judge, Makalua and wcfe.
From San Francisco, per Kalakaua, Dec 3i-Col SAM
Norris. Capt Won Schmidt and wife. Miss Williams
II II Sherman, Fredlnnder. Miss Ida Mohrg, Il
Owen. Ackerman, c Smith, r King, A Furness
Hugh Jenne;, W : Rutherford, James Brophy Richard
Sennett- Robert Donovan, Albert Mcclure W II Foster
Z stackpole, Edward Berry William Mccormick
Benz Donolly. William Henry, chas Buckley, Thoma:
Mccarthy, Robert Crowne
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05
PASSENGERS.

For Hongkong. per cAssandra- December ssth-si
Chinese. -,
t,.r N1h-C Ellis c Bernham, Miss Bernham, Mrs
Sirka,s gen Z Furlong, Mrs NJ Briggs, Lyman,
NJ q c Harris Miss Walters, John hussell; sits
Jahn TuS-eIl Russell. John Heyier MISS butoank
n S.xsnsev T II Davies. Mrs T Smith, N Green- MI
sen ; Woolsey \ Gardner Miss An9eTs,on' :, q
shaw ] Moore Taysrd, Orange y miesr; u
crandalI II + williams, DIR Mckenzie n9h1 :,
q Munkhonse ] Law. Hiorgh- A stTanle,
Fisher McDade, Fisher Moran ME, ME anS
fsin~eh j Hopper NJ Droyer. Ogie- Cooke. =
Jenkeus. ] Ashworth, L Aaybull, d Sears
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05
20 MN ER cIAL.


HONOLULU. JIM 3. -
Business this week Is quiet, and the merchants
mostly absorbed in their quarterly accounts, wi
really 10 be the only activity to report. Du
the week past the southerly weather which has
vailed has greatly retarded inter-1sand trade, and
vented sugar coming freely
The steamer City OF New York, which sailed
San Franesto on the slst nit arrived here on the
having encountered rough weather the entire pass
Adee received by her report the San Francisco ri'
kei a. quite bare OF Island sugars and prices firm.
In this issue present readers with the Collect
Generals table OF principal domestic exports for IN
4h quarter Of 1850 compared with that of 1873 1t wi
he noticed that there is gratifying increase in %
principal staples.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05
EXPORTS.

T- Uonckong per Csssandra. December ssth.lll5
H. lemons Domestic value $3.50 foreign value, Sos''
For sydney and Auckland. per City Of New York,
December sist-S5Sl Ibs pulu. pkg coin Domeste
value s9Gs9; foreign value, Sb
r.. g. Francisco per d c Murray. Jan 1881 bgs
-ir iSg b.s sugar is empty carboys = neFces tai2N
81 bbls molasses empty tanks, Il empty kes = nens
bsnsnas Foreign value sll5. Dom value Slso15 =.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05
DIED,

BURkE-In San Francisco. December 9. 1880 Lucr A
BURKE aged % year,, sister OF Mr.. j. NJ oat Jr of
this city
O'BRiEN-In San Francisco. Dec IL iSs0 JOIN H.
OBRiEs aged IS years Deceased had resided in this
city for the past six years where he had many friends
and had recently undertaken the trip San Francisco
in the vain hope of improving his health.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05
NOTICE
BOUNDARY NOTICE.
THE UNDERsIGNED

w has been requested by Hon. W G Parke to pro-
pery dene the boundaries of the Ahupuaa of Puaaoa
situated In Ukumehanie Lahaua, Island of Maui. H. l.
Therefore Il is hereby made known to all owners OF
Ahnpuaa, Ills and Tracts of land adjoining Puaaoa
that WE'D NESDAY January u? 1880, at 10 4. NJ al my
Office Mt Lahaua is the time and place for hearing such
requests. L. AHoLo.
S,4 2ts Commissioner
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05

Messrs Foster d Co.'S new steamer, of about
400 tons measurement now nearly completed in
San Francisco, may be expected here about the
lst of February next. This steamer, we learn, is
intended for the Kona and Kau route.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05

Miss Ida Mohrig who sang a solo during the
service at the Fort Street Church, is singer of
some celebrity in Oakland. We understand that
in the course of few weeks, Miss Mohrig intends
TO give a concert
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05

j. H Wilbur pleaded guilty to charge of en-
bezzline money from Mr.. L. P. Adams. The pro.
secution rested its charges upon two items amount
ING 10 about $50, but We understand that the
defalcations cover over 81 $50.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05

We have had placed in our hands copy of a
work by the late Mrs. Judd. From a casual glance
we notice that it appears to be full of interest and
that far as letter-press and binding are con-
cerned if is neatly got up; but the book demands
a careful perusal and an extended review which
we will have to reserve till next week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-01-05

Miss A. W. Paysen, for ten years connected
with the American Mission in Foo Chow, arrived
by the steamer. She will assist in teaching in
Rawaiahao Seminary, but will devote herself also,
as far as practicable, 10 Christian work among the
Chinese