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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-16
POLICE couRT-DEcEMBER Ia.
CRIMINAL CALENDER.


Awaawa. Gaming. - Plead not
guilty, was found guilty, sentenced
to six days Imprisonment at hard
labor, and to pay fine of $40, and
costs 50.
Mele (w), Wahawela (w), Uila-
ma, Nawaeelua. Gaming. - All
pleaded guilty. sentenced to ~
hours Imprisonment each, and to
pay a fine of $40 and costs $2.40.
Joseph Kemsley. Drunk.-Fined
SIS, costs 81.
Hama (w).-Charged with willful
murder of Kamaile (k), OH the 10Th
Of October, A. ID. 1882, by poison
ing. BY instruction of her counsel
the prisoner did not plead to the
charge, and waived examination be-
fore the Police Magistrate, and was
therefore committed for trial at the
next January term of the Supreme
Court.
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THIS DAYS DolNos.

MORNING.
At IL noon Mr.. +. p. Adams
will sell an 9TH interest in the
steamer James Makee.
AFTERNOON,
Funeral of the late Horace N.
Farnsworth, from the Bethel at a
O'Clock.
Concert at Emma Square at 80.
EVENING.
Christmas Auction Sale at Messrs.
B. +. Ehler & Co.'s store, at z
O'Clock.
Christmas Auction Sale at Sales
Room of f. S. Pratt & Co. at z o. clock
Gospel Temperance meeting, at
Bethel, at 1880.
TOMORROW.
Bethel, Rev. DIR. Damon, morning.
Fort st. Church, Rev. j. A. CRU
zan, morning and evening.
st. Andrews Cathedral, Rev. G..
Wallace, morning and evening.
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HONOLULU. Dec. Is. 1882.


Mr.. EDITOR :--Seeing a notiica.
ton in the Daily Adcertiser in re-
gard to the widening of Merchant
and Alakea streets. l thought it
would not be amiss for us poor un-
fortunates who reside over Smith
Bridge, to ask what has become of
the petition which we sent in, and if
there has been any notice taken of
it? We, l consider are entitled to
little consideration, we pay our
taxes and do not complain. Even
when the assessment was raised
seventy-five per cent we stood it,
thinking it was done to give us some
improvement over in our district.
In case of fire we are helpless, as
no assistance could reach us, rs was
the case with the last fire we had in
our neighborhood when life was
lost.
When you reach Smiths Bridge
you are at the end of the thorough
fare, or will soon be so, for the
stream has newly washed away the
narrow path which the Government
has kindly given us as the right of
way.
1t would be no more than proper
for the Government to appoint a
committee to visit that district (let
it be on rainy day. and see if
something cannot be done for the
poor people who live over there.
We, as q class are working people,
and have not the means to waste in
buying influence, all we ask is a
little of the benefits which we have
paid so dearly for. Respectfully,
A TAX YAYER.
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PREPARATIONS are being made for
Christmas in all directions. Next
Thursday the Bethel will be the
scene of Christmas gathering, Fri
day will bring forth n Christmas
tree for the Chinese school, and
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock a
Christmas tree will also be shown in
the vcstry of Fort street Church.
During the same week the Iolani
College authorities intend giving a
tree to the boys attending 1t.
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EMMA SQUARE CONCERT.

The Band will give n concert at
Emma Square, this afternoon, at
4:30 O'Clock. Following is the
programme:
Grand March-Rienzi. ........ Wagner
Selection--Flying Dutchman, by request
....s'.'. wagner
Selection-Lohengrin, by request.
................... 80. Wagner
WaltZ--Thine Alone. ......... .Mcislcr
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The Iwalani brought 1928 pack
ages of sugar this trip. The weather
at Kau was very rough. The native
boy who got killed at Honuapo was
named Kapcla.
The Loch Lee is 81 days out from
New Castle, N.S.W., with about
4C0 tons of coal. She is daily ex-
pocted.
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qilesteCl

Mr.. Cruzan will conduct services
at Fort street Church, Sunday, at
the usual hours. In the evening the
sermon on "a Needed and Win
moved Book" will be prcfaced with
a short prelude on Soaps in the
Development Theory."
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YESTERDAY morning about 40
sheep were landed from the Iwalani.
We noticed, with great satisfaction,
that the usual cruel practice of tying
their legs together has been discon-
tinued. The sheep were lifted over
the side of the vessel and driven to
the pen erected for them.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

Correspondence is solicited on the top.
les of the day, or what may become so.
We reserve the right to excise pure
ly personal matter.
We do not hold ourselves responsible
for the opinions expressed by our cor
resi- rondcuts.-ED.
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WE are requested to draw the
attention of parents and others to
the fact that on next Wednesday
afternoon will be one of the last
practices for the Christmas carols
by the Fort street Sunday School
choir. A full attendance is re-
quested.
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The Teachers Association held
an informal session on Thursday
evening in Fort Street School. The
programme for the session during
the first week of the New Year was
drawn up.
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POLICE COURT-DECEMBER / 8.
CRIMINAL CALENDER.

Fong Kwong, Lo Sam, (ch)-
Opium in possession. Remandcd
to 10th.
Keola (k), Haliaka (w).--Dis-
turbing the quiet Of the night, both
forfeited bail of $40.
CIVIL CALENDER.
Lee Sing (ch) vs.. Kaiwinui.-
Action of damages 500 for tres
pass. Continued by consent to
Owen J. Holt VS.. ]. b. Peterson.
Action of assumpsit for $780,.
Settled out Of Court.
Kan Shing Chew (ch) VS.. Hing
Kong (ch).-Action for money had
aud received S105. Continued by
Consent TO goth.
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The Band will give the next
moonlight concerts on Tuesday,
Dec. 10th, and on Friday, Dec. 22d,
in Emma Square, weather permit
ting.
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THE reason why the $2,000,0O0
loan has not been hoated in San
Francisco is, because it draws too
much water.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL ITEMS.

We have been informed that the
bouquets presented on Tuesday
night were for two of the brides
maids.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-16

WE are the recipients of an ele-
giant chrome wall Almanac for 1883,
from Mr.. Wells of the Music Store.
The design is very tasty.
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WHILST SO m - other raliles are
being got, up now. Mr.. d. W.
Clark's iaiile Of beautiful musical
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box, worth 500 must not he forgot
ten. Tickets can be had at his shop
on Hotel street.
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K7he Funeral

OF the late Horace N. Farnsworth,
drowned at Kahului, Maui, the only
child of Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth, will
take place from the Bethel, THIS DAY,
at O'clock p. m. tft.ti,
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EOr Sale :

VNHE Growing Crop of 10 taro patches,
Il 3, and months old, with all
necessary privileges until crop is taken
off. No scarcity of water. Also, patch
of sweet potato, nearly ripe. Price low
Must be sold.
2I3 CAVENAGH'S AGENCY.
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Organist DR.. Stryker's r. P. d.
Church, cor. 34th ST., and 8th Av.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-04
LATEST FoRKlcN NxWs.

The following items Of foreign news We
CLEAN from ). r. CAL Of the nth inst, received
by the CeHsseis. Arab Pasha believes his
life Is in danger. There have been certain in.
seiden,s which might demorali1e the Caucas.
ians guarding him. One OF the khedive's
encourage has been heard to say he would like
TO administer to Arab a cup OF bad coffee, and
the khe,lise had remarked he and Asabi could
llos live IN the same country. The rapid in.
uus Of the former French officials 10 ErypS /,
threatening to cause friction. They expect 10
hs ,eins,aied, but their posts will probably be
abolished o. TILED With natives. The return
OF these officials is believed to be the result d
orders from the French consul. general
Owing To the alarming increase Of paupsrisn
IA South Ireland, the Dublin Union has tax en-
INC lead IN proposal to send one thousand
aoie'busised msn and women to Canada, al
cost Of E7,ooo. A Mexican special Says;
The sonosa Railway Is within ten miles of the
u ;. hne, and Is to be finished on the ash
instant, when grand Celebration will take
place and gold spike will be driven. The
yellow fe,et at Pensacola. Fla, increases. and
insufficient funds makes the situation ALARMING
All classes AMI denominations arc asked *,
contributions. Rev. John HempAill Il Cal.
vary Presbyterian Chnrch, San franciscu. has
accepted call TO PHILADELPHIA Recall
contributions fos the CArhcld HOSPITAL 6ou
United States consuLs amoanlci 70 Sas,oon
~. William, the yosngS~s son Of Hiznasck, has
been saiscd TO the rank oSsosssnment coan,
><iios.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-04

Hops are again high; one large raiser hav.
ing sold his entire crop for over seventy cents
per pound, with large quantities held over
from last year, makes it handsome paying
article Of commerce and one giving satisfactory
returns 10 slllful and active farmers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
This mail carries to you accounts Of two dis.
asters, one Of which is the loss Of a fine Eng
lish ship valued at $4,000 and a cargo Of
nearly 1900 tons Of coal, wreck and cargo
being sold for less than $500, the coal selling
for sos, though the government is buying coal
constantly a, $4, to lie delivered within a
stones throw Of the wreck, which is so close
in shore as to make a plank walk to place
of delivery and the use OF bauows practicable
but, owing to the unnecessary amount Of red
tape, the time Of sale has been delayed, and
the ship will in all probability break up before
much can be recovered.
Our markets remain, unchanged. General
activity continues, but no boom as yet, mer.
thanksgiving fora share Of Mexican aud Oregon
trade, which, in the event Of even a portion
falling to our lot, will be no uncomfortable
item.
Professor Berger returns to his band this
opportunity with renewed vigor, but with no
particular affection for California. kapena
and kaulukou have received much attention,
their names appearing at several dinner par.
ties, the accounts Of which adorn our society
prints, Judge kaulukou being spoken Of by
some as a brother Of His Majesty kalakaua.
ADoLPHUs.
October Al, 1882.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-04
THE Sun.

In any reference to the physical history Of the
sun, the stupendous magnitude Ct its sphere
must be kept wildly present to the mind. With
a diameter 100 times longer than that Of the
earth's, the solar orb looks out into space from
a surface that is twelve thousand times larger
than the one which the earth enjoys. The bulk
Of the sun is one million three hundred thousand
times that Of the earth. 1.-THE surface Of the sun
were thin external rind OF she'll, and the earth
were placed in the middle Of, this hollow sphere.
not only would the moon have space to circle
in its usual orbit without ever getting outside
Of the solar shell, but there would Ike room also
for second satellite, nearly as far again as the
moon, to accomplish a similar course. The
weight Of the sun is three hundred thousand
times the weight Of the earth, OF, in round mum
hers, two thousand millions Of millions Of mill.
ions Of millions Of tons. The mean distance Of
the sun from the earth is now 50 we'll, ascertain
cd. through Investigations which have been
in several distinc, ways that there can scarcely
he In the estimate an error 81 goo, 600 miles.
The distance, at the present time given is
81, SSS, 600 miles. This measure is in itself 50
vas, that, II any Traveller ware to move at the
rate Of four miles an hour for ten hours day.
II would take him 9. 200 years to reach the sun
Sound would traverse the interval. there were
anything in space capable Of transmitting sono-
roas vibrations, in fourteen years. and a cannon
ball sustaining its initial velocity throughout
would do the same in nine years. A curious
Illustration, attributed to Professor Mendenhall
is to the effect that an infant. with an arm long
enough when stretched gu, from the earth TO
reach the sun, would die Of old age before i,
could become conscious. through the transmits
sion VI the nervous impression from the hand
to the brain, that il had burned its fingers. In
order tina, the earth. thus moving round the
sun with ehasm Of 81. 900, 600 miles Of inter
senng space between them. may not he drawn
to the sun by the psepondereni attraction Of it,
$4,000 times larger mass, il has to shoot fog
ward in its path with momenial velocity fifty
times more npid than that Of The s~iftes, rifle
ball. But. in moving through twenty miles d
this onward path. The earth Is drawn on, of .
straight line BY something lrss than an eighth
part d an inch. This deviation Is popesly
the source fon which the amount a he solar
attraction has been ascenained. II ~ earth
we're suddenly arrested In is oasasd aigAs.
and rs momentum ssse in sAas vay destroyed.
u would Be dsssa to H. ssa b. IN isrisizaik,s
s'sce d Us ss''acsina. N toss na.aAs. q = ~
tssnsy 'sesessA part Il II sine vAirA cannon
ban would take 10 eoaparss IL sAns jossnsy.
--A<ssbsxr Rrs<~.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-04
POSTAL DELIYERY STATISTICS.

According to statistics Of the business in the
free delivery cities for the year ending June 90,
1882, there were delivered in San Francisco
during the year SOFA, SAC letters from points
outside Of the city, 6oI,4s3 postal cards, a.
2oo, 96o local letters, 1885, local postal
cards, 7o,S54 registered letters and 3,o64, 567
newspapers. There were collected 7,4S3,SsI
letters, 1869, 2S2 postal cards and l, $40, 62I
newspapers making an aggregate Of 23,o46, 81 3
pieces Of mail matter handled in the city dur
ing the year. In Sacramento there were de.
livered 33o.sa3 ordinary letters, 26, s4s local
letters, sS,S4I ordinary postal caSds, 2s,4I7
local postal cards, a,774 registered letters and
s7,4o5 newspapers. There were collected
aSS.4aI letters, s7.392 postal cards and 1886
newspapers, making an aggregate of I,o77,446
pieces Of mail matter handled during the year
The aggregregate cost Of the service in San
Francisco was $6I,6so. or $9o6 per carrier; in
Sacramento, $4,77o.9 &c. or 1854 per carrier.
In San Francisco the postage collected on local
matter was SOL, $40, and in Sacramento, $I9,-
500.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-04

Has nov become such formidable rival Of
gas and other imminants that each day brings
out in the public prints alarming accounts Of
instantaneous deaths caused by contact with
wires in process either Of erection OF repair,
and while the passage under ground seems at
present impraetieablc, some way out OF the
dilemma will no doubt be found, or the favor.
tic method OF committing suicide will be by
the electric wirc using ones body To complete
circuit and ones existence a, the same in.
s,an,-a painless and instantaneous death, and
no, open to the same objection as Offered BY
one who wanted pnisSie acid but said she
would have such terrible complexion and
would no, make handsome "subjee," tot the
eeroneri but, in spite of all the objections, the
growth Of the business all over the world is
marvellous. and many Of our interior cities are
adopting the ligh, either ON high towers, poles
90 ordinary stree. lamps. the difference in bril-,
haney between it and gas being as between
the e'sarss, gas and penny ,allow candle
rnr RAIN AND rrs kfFsors.
Although our earl, rains have peeuniarly
damaged crops Of grain, hay, beans, and many
fruits as well, ,hs general appearance Of the
country has greatly improved. iIlls and fields
already arc green. Nature appesn to have
washed her face Of the accumulation II du,,
sitsed osss tree, flower and road; the air SEEMS
.slea'sr, and the casual observer is pleased with
the personal hsnehi, hut TO those to whom an
early and uassasonahle rain comes As an un-
~eleoms and esrsaiay expensive elemen, the
enthusiasm Of the eounty visitor seems mis-.
placed.
one o. ou growing indas,sies, and one Of
~h'sA NC heel proud. Is the preparation u
sA'>AnA The ssep this year. hsing materially
'A'sssd ,, the saia, will be g'sA, di.appoint.
urna to many.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-04

THE Coi.oNSADE HAVE THE PLEAS
j q snsQsss,inS thai have oisaed .e~
kssaauIsnt. y suaAkeA street. near lhr fi.h
Mark.,, And am prepared 70 furnish fsHsr-ciNss
hsc@kf2s. Dsncrf, Supper, Lunsh, an ~ho fas1
With cali snssnd tho Hal a f1ss a thu Cola.
made 70 include al that The market Affords my
o~a chief COOK and can xn~f2niss that shos< ~ho
wee Board e<ea vssk Siasls nssls sSets
Always "a hand cAlSss Pop "a fer. WILLIAM
H. MASON. Lzfs chef ca,k a the ''Oii Cosn<r 20
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-04
HAwAIIAS FERNS
O0lgyLETE sETs

es<t4iniag sss spsciss = os~ss aad esAss each
rzr sess eo.sSiax IS = ~ kan<s >ad rssa le<<i<~
:. - = and eks s.eh os<i<n iFs~s At<e>j s.as "a
ds!r po>saos 49, - = eon1t ss<p~<si>sy ~ -
60 = :s ts6 s fz r. ( 7 ~ - s:
sa@ sa<v
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y AisiSs AND cyRkANrs-sULT RAi.
- ~ g ~ = 5 -. kS< =.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-11-04

ENERAL BUSINESS INFoRMATIoNi
J. E. WIsElGAN.
Real Estate Broker,
ORsr. tho following schedule
BEAUTIFUL Col-rAGE-ooe Of the most beau,i.
fui cottages Fort street, rent. House contains
six rooms bath, ETC., stable ample grounds, shade
trees, etc. Rent SEQ a month.
a BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME 10 lease. at
Paavaa Valley, half mile from Post Once. situate
on the main road tPunchhow street, House CONTAINS
rooms, situate u ground Large Ioomy
stable with stalls, hay loh and all convenience
Chicken yard iaiced neatly, fencing all around good
pas,urage, water the prein;.ee.
Rental on lease. $,so year.
COTTAGE on King street. -comfortabe, and neatly
located. adjoining James l. Dowseus RESIDENCE con.
Rental 81, month.
COTTAGE on Liliha street near King street, con.
tains rooms cellar stable carriage house. paddock,
garden and neat grounds.
So rent a month
A PLEASANT HOMESTEAD, at Kalilhi, miles
IRON town Ample grounds, suitable for dairy pur-
Lease. ssoo year
A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE on the waikiki
ro-d. - miles from town HOUSE has roan,s
with all modern improvements, stable. chicken house
etc. etc.
Rental % year
SMALL COTTAGE Oh Judd street, adjoining for
mer residence q Cen. NJ Comfy. House contains
rooms. stable, chicken house. etc, situate on x
ground Lease Il Year, sell fof 500, ths
buildings TO h<long 10 the purchaser.
Rent Of land $yo year.
A 0rst-rlass Investnsat.
COTTAGE TO RENT and FURNITURE Tor SALE
IA snail snooin cottage Queen street, near
fuDchio~t street. Furniture ell fof sao.s
Cottage rents Tor $ss per month
Two HOUSES 10 RENT and FURNITURE fos
SALE. on Alakez street Hoth houses situate GA
deep Va. fnri.'ure 10 seli eheap.
RentAi $ss mouth
FINE BUILDING SITE 10 skLL--sisrai. On Nun.
anu street.. above hrr bridge. ia 1ss,oa
Price xs.ono
SOME as ACRES on the vA,isy road. above the ies
~ofk< 10 lsass % .eii
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, ~nh al convenience
Al khihi siinaie "a q zscre 10, With arrrs ad,on.
ns God I@'asfass, spsadid n,s.,ion. etc. VIA
ieA< Al
favts Of hsases 10 resf ~ all seesSsas of
Aessf"ie sAd ssfskisfss Mesew 10 i.as
ss tsf-efass seesrisDs Geserai oosce bus-
.s.ss sv.s.sesed; Legai s-sz.srs s~s~s
htHs ce&S~csed, etc.
so1 OFFICE n Merchant A
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nRAyAcE NOTICE THE UNDERSIGNED
u bx. % seff. ~ many god ir,sad> aal ea,sosn
en- thai Nj. n. fkfkkSOk has charge a his dss,
as bs<ssss, and thai h. s. 10 plez.ed 10 asc,na.o
dzie them " that I,ne sab Ias bxsr rsAAx on M
b<<et King ~ Islep&soa< Ma. IS ~h<n Yea ~ans
Au~e<n w'idss's and D.~@<u's. Doaf k<xst ~
nsa1<r. IS ios q. " kOEEkISON.
RoiocNA SAUSAGE. IN TIN CASES. gusT
~ 4; h>.d' fresh and IN I<sssa ~d<f W ~ "
s - az
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Ncw embellishments.

1ew advertisements.
II HAeKFHLD a Co.
OFFER FOR SALE
hNpoIckS on NEW GooDS
Just received per Ra6 and lolr~
From BREMEN,
Consisting in part Of as follows;
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS,
sU,H As
ings. Turkey Red, Mefnos and
eolored, qualities, Reps Apaeas,
Cobourgs, Italian Cloth and
ORES S GOODS,
Fine SINS.
Black. Cros-gran Fancy, colored and Striped.
Barege, Crepe, &c,
Mems Furnishing Goods.
etc, Merino and Cotton Uudershirts, White
Bosom Shirts, Socks a. Stockings, Gloves
voice Of CLOTHING consisting
Of Fine Black Cloth Coats and
Pants, Buckskin Sacks.
Pants and Suits. Felt,
Mohair, Drill,
Flannel
Sacks q Pants,
Boys Shirts, and
Children's Jackets,
r. Goats & Leggngs, Mon.
key and Sailor Jackets, Carpet
Slippers, Silk and l. c. Umbrellas
sha%. eotson anS fs fo%esls
ssS FssE 3v .yss R Hs and Sa
Blankets,
White and Fancy Blankets.
Fancy Striped Wooden, two sizes,
Scarlet, Orange, White Woolen and 4 points,
PER Flu M E r Y +,
Genuine Eau de Cologne, Lubins Ex-
tracts Toilet Soaps, Philocone. Hair
Oil. Combs Looking Glasses, Pipes, l.
r. Balls Harmonious. Blank Books,
Gold Leaf, lewelIy. Gold Watches
Tape, Elastic. Scars, Albums,
Viennd Furniture.
Extension, Arm. Dining room and Parlor Chairs.
Scttees, Mirrors. etc.,
Saddles, CaIfskins. Girt.s. Stirrup Leather,
Hemp & l. K. Packing, Coal Baskets,
CRATES OF ASSORTED cRocKERY,
Containing Plates, Cups, Teapots, Bowls, Chambers.
Rice Dishes and Bakers, Demohns and
Gallons Sample Bottles Vases and Glassware, Manila
and Iared Rope, Coal Bags, Gunnss, Irvine,
Burlaps, Woolpack and rwilled Sacking, Linen Hose,
SUGAR AND RICE BAGS.
OF all sizes and qualities
Groceries,
Sardnes In half and quarter boxes,
Salt In Jars, Castor Oil in tins, Matches,
Cocoanut Oh, Wash Blue, H. White Lead,
aassasi PAINT White zne Faint
LOU RS,
De Laage fils and Boutelleau - Branay
and other brands. Rum, Gin, St. Puld
Beer, Ale and Porter, Port Wine,
Sherry, Rhine Wine, Fine and Table
Clarets, Champagne, Dry Held
seick Monopole, Oh Faare, G.
H. Mumm & Co., Sparkling
Hook, Moselle, &C., &C.,
German and Hdcdn0 CiOars,
Plated ware-Spoons, Forks Cmets, Tea
sets Cups, Napkin Rings, Sal,ers, etc,
HdFfiW0le,
Poke, and Butcher Knives Scissors, Sheep Shears
Needles. Spoons, Files Spurs GALVANIZED Basins,
Hoop Iron, Reg Riyets, Hammers, yellow
Metal and Composition Nails, Clarifers
Babhiu Metal, Sugar Coolers. iror
Tanks,
PORTLAND CEMENT,
Fire Clay, Blacksmith Coal, Fire Bricks, Tiles.
Empty Barrels. Oak Boats, &c.
Orders from the other Islands carefully attendedio.
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WE BEG TO INFORM OUR PATRONS
That constantly reesiying large adj
ditions to our stock Of
HAY AND GRAIN,