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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

DAdaptsd l0 the us@ Of sesinbo ais Hotels and Dwell
ny-aOuses The slbscrssfs arc prepared 10 make
nh builders Dr. steamboat prOpnstofs for the intro
1ucon u o ahOys valuable invention ~ The DQrpOs-s foe
which adapted Orders received BY the Subscribers
er factory 81 Greenwich OF Beseh-st where
80 aud testimonials " hs rom Of enK
and pilots BE- tho Office u John Bske
8O JObn-st JOHN BAKER
- ior q Sfoss CHaRIEH ROWLAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
Tie Pa,kman Murder and the TeNa- Let'er.

The houston (leNasl 'sff"E'"e
toe 9TH inst has the following
". ,,iiea in oar exchanges hist Tie Bos'ou'a e.
prs ot rs u,y has ths. letter in hrs possession ~
We ilir. here u no doubt the fact should u0' oe
h,htv over The news OF the murder 81 Ut fMNi'N.-'
ofbs $3.50 ~ P-ot Webster arrived ~ ms cay on '
g7ihof December The letter dslet on ne 81 o'
Der sad mailed al Washington or miles unm - 'S, 30
and aires conld no have reached W asiaas on hIoak
ordinary cssunes OF int gence Al ne date ~ ne
person ca,hy Bosion ard travelling direct 70 Nes-A '
ou The BfazOs may have been eogufant % le gay 81
otihe alleged CINE bgt citizen ~ Texas evul1 -
written IA, leT 4. n hoaN 10 : not saqposahir ess
tie letter accordance with oar hs1iis @,
expression. It's hvea;oB within he nll's o. 49,
county would BE- IL cres mirscle CT tie axe. We Shdr
ssnd hsi geneAAn Of this cty VIII conmun'oa'v WIZ
Prot Webster or BIZ cOuose. on the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
AmERIcAN RHEUMATIC BALsAna.

A LATE AND VERY IMPORTANT discovery made
ANON ne vegetable Kingdom Zoe he removal and per.
msnrnt cure ~ al Rheumatic complaints. such nasm-
mallory. chronic scae ard mercgriai rheumatism, govt
.uuhsgo. srinsl affection. sc.
The American Rheumatic Bsssm 10 gul the ulo., wcn.
terf medicine known. and 70 great bessng the 10.
family u Ia the east time zinshr,w ithoul
ne east Inconvenience cure for rheumatism has Ions
been sought 81 lssi = Nund sfuong rene
es the yAiusbe productions ard II the
axe AL persons afflicted with any OF the s5oVe named
ani- should ~ once. without delay, and
me American Rheumatic bAsam. and q epeciy vii
be the happy result by medicine which has been
known 10 t None genuine unless signed BY he pro-
pretor 4 Turner on he wrapper
AL orders 70 BE- addressed 10 Ire general ssents Turner
Brothers 4 Co Buffalo. N
Sold al wholesale and retail by Boyd n Pau. " Cort
and Il. sso by Geo W Deavsrgne, ll2 Sixth-av John
OBrieu 81 second and by Geo Wusun, corner Of Fu
ton and Crsneerry-sis Brooklyn 80 swWSsh'
NETWORK PATENT AGENCY oFrIoE,
t'OR TAXING OUT LETTERS PATENT for nsw In.
L vsntons ke C. L BARRfTT,
Agent, $50 Broadway
luyeniors by sending their models need not cave home
secure their patents. Government, ees So Agents fee
moderate lNawsad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

CRspAr JupkU>-u Is reported that Bsrnum
Is exhiVng Al his Musum in Baltimore, merpeI 81 9,
OF NE s.ona families inyiTsina The genGnenoss o' '
pnenomenons pfetcnsios Is Inferred ffcm ms nspss W
neNher snioses nor Chew, tobacco swears nor suN
ror ereeds ssves he neyr held an Office but has ~"sl
earned bis Ewing, and - no II ali ardent
We shsl net believe thglf1err are any Vrsnials who
do Lot belong 70 Ne fyst fahes MI the fact stated
IN sarss ssassn Of toe Avsnss Ezprss Evening Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

INAsD OTHERs.-Ths kocky Bar Mining Company
= California would give n0uce hat lLey laws isw
10 sst Company % dsposs 81 10 hose wishing -
ts MINIS Or % send out persons fOf st p1fpose This
CDmrzy formed "a jay a.t IN iis mires u Ca6DT
ne Ades FDrs N ne American River Ef ne puf
oose u mng said river aad securing he god IN Ne bed
o. artompnsa which face dug acrCss vhaf % eslei
~ hoc1y Bar - yafds IN length about ~ feet vide
dam ysit and ~stsf turned into j. md srFs quantities.
" god t<sn 0vt up b. tho ls u tie sgsp~nsiOb " s
work .ccOnnt u ths lAsnsss q he The Com
caDy eos sung originally u " member. deemed szpe
dent - Increase f nuIaDes by NJ addrOn Of - s1afes
portion u which - ~ csposed u IN ms mArhst-
fnis Company Rave TAKEN u ne richest p0roo
u le mines ard heir nzbt indisputsbe ard snq1efoon
Cd Ins race afOr1s splendid wafer power 70 c1I)h4
machinery 70 zId ine gO60sang q1sfiz, when . i1la
here insxhNsubs extent Tbs books ~ tns Cotnps'
by add nc Interesting speciH~Ds @hh5nte1 via II
p4sAOls a. thsf ofsc< q Wasl rrnss eaoing, MIRO
fyDr JAAEs DkJ<AbA s~ffrtAJ
Newton FrbrJsry. iSdS 4ef "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

ct nnQ To LOAN OF Bore ard Norgske, 20
> q ,UOO prucuclTe rezl eztafe. IN his cry "
BroOklvu- AIso. business paper rezo1alec ol
Say JONATHAN D. STEELE, - WAGszE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27


y uOn either Of tins manufacture drawing or bOing u
Soca Mater, Manufactured and sold By JOHN NAT
THE~S, eOrnsr FiTstAy. and T~sny-siIthst
autographed piaie with printed drect0ns giving syey To-
formation 0f the manufacture ard punng up u hs aDpsf
the man1fasfgys Of ihs syrups ke accompany each
sbparars AL communications Immediately attended % On
application a. Shove MlmkNCT-
DROADwAY INSURANCE COMPANY
ID Capita $4,000 Once 40 Broadway, corner ~ Ca
nast THIS Company having their capital oil paid IN cash
ar prepared " eject insafsnes On buildings mag
chardss household nnDfs vessels In port and heir
y- c sgainst %. VI damage BY IRE uls favor.
ab.e .stns AL lossss promptly al lstsd and paid
OiEGcTO9s
.shur-asn H.i.,ss Joha B.rp-r. WEsm v BrssJ,
" Hala 3 stdlofs " soo o. h1af. lsln FscyDn,
lsorafi kny G-orxs Cobt, TFsars ~ Esg01ss
- Dofy b~psaB y Gang, JOBS sa.ssn<r
cn-.i~r Drsrs ssrnas r. Arhoos- lola ~ d>.~r--s,
joln b Cor'~s beru-ft smyu Cbss5sr l. fnrsfssa,
H-ir~s Wss Asta~- Brf. Hfss NJ FORESTER
l~g1-1 " Hoses Jahn y Dss s.Da f@rDl-l asnfs.
J.tn Fstar Aaron Ar1oA Ch.r~- y. Bfc~o,
" l.a.a fr4.ts Crorsn Hsd5on, Cbsrs- ssa5fDrS
sCHL REMAIN HALSTED President
J0Hs WAY, Secretary
Applications for lusgfsses sn al Bof Jl36 FOsLO4es
VII receive prompt ausDton- anu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
NEw-YoRK PATENT AGENCY orrIoE,
RICHARD MULLoWNEY 4 90.
GENUINE MEDICINAL
<EWFOI Midland COD LIVER OIL

Fos rHE cuRE % cossUNPrl0N, ASTHMA, sCsofULa.
SfNGs-sviL, &C.
I'VE GENUINE ARTICLE can be had (wiih pamphlet
i usf issueil Of RICHARD MULLONNEYA co
Price 81 per bottle laf askWedl IN Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
REMOVAL
J. w. RUMSEY 4 90.

HAl REMOVED from n 10 ~ Cedarst betw cen Nu
issu and Brosdway where they offer for sale lsrxs aud
extensive assortment of hosiery gloves shirts and drawers
wooden ami Gotten warns Sc Merchants and dealers In
ved 10 cal and eNsmine their s0ck Isl 2eod 6us bioss
,,nu A, .,rssts r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
c r. CARPENrER
n-nf rr--z.-r

The above sgre-rsr- r.acr - .is DAY 81 June isl
bSrween WIasn Pirrson and { II. Cafpeu,cr slEl te
70 ie .crce providing ~ saa fescr cls1ses ~ sa1
scrp o. Cart A11 sock row "a tae hands ~ SAC Cap
rr into shares ~ five each. AID ash denver three
shares q i~ sock % 2. haA 70 s1ch sized scric
be desire before he y inst' and "a cas-
The sad PersOn does ro coz ry w1h th- shOTe - MS
hole Agreement be nE ani vuid ard the sad CsrEn
Ter then agnes deliver SAID PiersQr et;cr snec ~
7 D Sargent and X B. Cowies. [ ii CAkPESIEA
The sixs,fse ,hAres Of Kidd stock cas- oe-n delivered
70 KnbaL I,a he ny shsrs scrip exchanged and as-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
WHENEVER 4 WHITE.

JAMES c. WHITE.
Portsmouth, Va Fob 3, 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
NIEp1EyER l. WHITE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICR.-The ,ub.crbsrs
u have his day eut- ed into copsru@ shp and will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
DROADWAy INsIRANCE COMPArY,-
\oTLcg TO EnIGRANTs 70 cALIyoRsIA

JON v AZ '"fTFFATT
Applications for Insurance IN Bor AIS PosLOaes
WI. receive prompt sitsBrsOn. anu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

CSss s. l..sii re fSsas s;h ID s .s:.:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
NO IL

- :,
the Colonies, that they would no
longer continue united with an OPP
presslHe majority, consisting OF the
rest OF the great British Empire?
Think you thai no dear bonds Of the
common country, of religious and
Pohi,lcai asSocia!lons'. were sundcred
by the DeciaratIon OF Independence?
Aye many; Tor England still bore,
ever on NC Ups OF our foretathers,
me cherished appcliat'on OF hOme.-
but zen years OF actual or intended
"hcohSti'o'iohai aggression on Their
rights Ten years OF depreciation and
dengnc.",lon I OF Their character and
cohduct, Ten years ot legislative war
rare M on 'nelf interests, served to OBJ
ii'er;,,e rom me MINDS OF The MINOR
ny an impressions OF nationality with
me naJority, ana produced that De
ciatauon OF ihd,ependience.
Anu ahh0ugn England set price
On On me hcauS OF John Hancock and
= ho''aS u N"5nih@' as traitors, yet
'hey wen might ana they did re;ort,
'ha' 'he aSgtesSSor ana not the ag-
gFe'eo-'hat me Nlo!ator OF the pub
nc coi"pact' m mhot lhe Nlc'm OF the vlo-
la'ioh-'iiat me oppressive majority
no' me oppressed miinorlty-was re-
SpchSipie ior 'he olSsolltion OF the
uli'on y, pe!Wcen !, wee. me British colonies
''i'S, a., 'i'c c: Dlii'Sl' nc'fopo!is'
MY irlchdS, rcpca', there is
recollection. fnr ns al in III ,h;. "H t;ouu
sary. Are we ofthe State of MaSs;,
chusetts against this Union or for il,
lfthe latter, as l firmly believe. then
il becomes us to cease from all thcen
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
THE
W'sIsE NIG.

oNc Dollar AMI Fifty Gents for one years sub
'stiip:ion When paid within three MONTHS, Two
&ol.ars # payment is delayed to tho close of the
'sub'rption year.
All subscriptions not clearly hmitcA, will be
tcon'idered rs made FOR an indefinite time, snd
Continued till dscontinuSnce IS ordered and
sen a9tearngcs pail.
Advertisements inserted at rs ccntSprr square
s sor the first in,crtion, and 81 l-2 cts. for each
continued insertion. Liberal deductions made
to tho'c advertising by the year.
81 All Communications should lo addressed
tothe Publishers post paid
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

Mn. RHETT's TREAsoN.--Thc An
gusta Republic, a aood Whig paper,
has strong article on Mr.. Claws
denmcla'on of Mr.. Rhett. The fol.
lowing are the concluding paragraphs.
"N no calls Mr.. Rhctt a traitor! A
man who, though possessed OF trans
cendent abilities, and grown old in q
long term Of brilliant services 10 his
country, denounces the institution Of
slavery as wrong, an evil, and a
curse-who recently said, in the Uni:
ted States Senate, he would Weld
his life before he would vote for the
extcnsionof slavery. Who is Mr..
RhetA A true-hearted, noble-min-
dcd defender of oar rights and inst;-
tutions-one who has seen twelve
years seryicein Congress, and knows
how relentless and cruel ournorthern
brethren have become. Mr.. Rhett
prefers dlsunion to dishonor, and he
sees in the future the baleful fires of
rum staring us in the face. Is he q
traitor! A traitor to what 10 the
Union! Is not its true spirit cone
when one portion of the States are
q graded and disgraccd by another?
lie traitor! How! BY contendmp
tor the constitutional rights of the
South, his own State among Them?
Tie would be a traitor, if he was hot
among them. Take Mr.. Rhett's
speech, read it, and you will find
there a proper devotion to the Union
as it was, and ought to be. Wewill
furnish our readers with portions of
1T IN our next, and they will see in it
the fire oftrue patriotism, asltoucht
to burn III every Southern, yea I'M
every American bosom.
"We admired and loved Mr.. CLAW.
We were no summer friend of his.
We followed him through all fortunes
and every change of seasons. We
stood by him through evil as we'll as
good repor;, confiding in his Justice,
and believing that he would stand
by the rights Of the South. Butalasl
he has turned his face TO the north,
and shall we follow him at the sac
rifice of the SOUTH That we can
not, will not do. We would Weld
our life before we would be such a
traitor to our own section"
The Duchess Of Montpensicr has
been created an lnfanta of Spain,
with all The honors due TO the rank;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

The Duchess Of Montpensicr has
been created an lnfanta of Spain,
with all the honors due to the rank;
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-06-15

A REMARKABLE FACT.-SOme OF our clti-
zens, (says the Newburyport, Mass Herald,)
have no doubt noticed boxes of bricks of pre-
cisely and the same character of the imported
Bristol brick, passing through town occasion
ally, on their wey to Boston and the south.
We had the curiosity the other day TO trace
back these bricks to the source from whence
they came. IL is said that the only place in
the world in which these bricks have been
made, (except Of course these we are here
speaking of, is Bristol, England. a small
vein of sand was many years ago found near
Liverpool, but it was soon worked up and ex-
hausted. Some where about the year lS20,
an Englishman who had been concerned
either as an owner or an operative IN the
works Of Bristol, came over TO this. country.
thinking that he might discover some thing
which would enable him to share the monop-
oly of the trade with the Bristol manuiactu-
rers. He travelled in The United States five
years, making GIiigenoquiry and investisa-
tion, without being able to discover the OBJ
ject Of his search. Just as he was ready to
return, disappointed, while standing in the
doorway of store in Boston, a car,iul of
sapd stopped at the door. He Immediately
went to it, and putting his hand into the sand
very article for which he had been so long
searching. He ascertained that II came from
tie land of Elhu French, OF Southampton,
New Hampshire, and at once repaired to the
spot. Here he found an acre of sand, reach
ing TO a much greater depth than at Bristol.
and the sand being in good demand among
founders, the owner had been in the habit Of
supplying several founderies with it. He at
tempted to purchase the land, and failing in
this, offered to 60 into partnership with the
owner of it in the manufacture But with
true New Hampshire pertinacity, MIR. French
turned deaf ear to all propositions lie
was opposed to all partnerships, all innosa-
tions. and all magnificent sPeculations, and
would have nothing to do with them-but IT
the Enelishman would 90 to work and make
some bricks for him he would pay him good
price for his labor.
Accordingly the Enslishman manufactured
a considerable quantity and received his pay,
the Yankee looking on the work and Proba-
bly supposing that he had learned the art
But after the Englishnan, having gwen up
all hone of purchasing, had departed, Mr..
French found he had not learned the secret
of the manufacture; he could not make a SIM
ole brick. The work was then suspended.
until two years aferward, when the same
man eame over from England again, in the
hope OF bringing the Yankee to terms, But
he fouud him as obstinate as ever, and after
sscertainiug that be could do nothing with the
owner of the Land very good naturedly im-
parted to him the secret Of the manufacture
for bonus Of 81 500. This wss in 1887,
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-06-15
tia' - rt - Ftrs - . -s-tit- y sfsrsi -.-
SM Af,tsf ai~ .g. 3.
EMPIRE CITY LINE.

rae ENTIRE CITY LINE. Aaoa
NEW YORK THROUGH TICKETS.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
FOR PANAMA. Through tickets from Sar
Francisco to New. York, by way of Chagres and
Panama. The splendid and popular steamship,
SARAH SANDS, 800 tons burtheh, w. C.
Thompson, Commander, and NEW ORLEANS
100 tons burthen, J. w. Wood, Commander, will
leave San Francisco for Panama direct connecting
at Chagres, with the staunch and well known
steamships CRESCENT CITY, 500 tons burthen,
Chas. Stoddard Commander, and EMPIRE CITY,
1000 tons burthen, J. G. Wilson. Commander s-it
Rates of fare San Francisco to Panama direct.
FIRST Cabin, $500
Second Cabin, - $50 90
The Second Cabin has separate table, and the
berths are fully furnished with hair mattresses and
bedding, and on board the Sarah Sands are state
rooms, great advanta ge in point Of comfort over
the unfinished hunks of open steerage.
T ~ 81 hi Chagres TO New York.
After Saloons, 7ss- .uaFf i1as--ir $l25
Forward Saloons, - - 100
Lower Cabin, - e 80
All the above have the same table and privileges
of the Saloons. frf 5t.- aas 81. Il dhaerl .-,s +,
Steerage, found with mattresses and board, 65
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each
steamer. s ---- e ..,.t., ,-., = $500.
The subscribers now issuing through tickets
to New York by the above named steamers. -i.
-,...-.-s..-s -, ~ EVERETT & co.
Honolulu, May Is, Is5o.-I-tf e.,-. -.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-06-15

NOTICE is hereby given that from and at
ter this date horses, cattle, or other animals
will be allowed TO at large on the plans OF
Ia O Kahua waikiki.. Animals running at large wh
: r By order of the Minister of the interor.
Honolulu, MAJ A, ls5o-5l-n. - aaiigils. .Ela
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-06-15
EQUATIONS


EQUATIONS. /
.ACT OF LAWS |
RCE, Published for,hSS
and Others frequentins
Is of entry 10 make,h /
Rnt a pilot.
Esels to the wlndwa,a /
flcate to be signed b.
; free fr",D any conts'
the whi.e flag, oths. |
flag, and obey the 4; /
b officer. Vi
ed to the Governor ~
E landing.
baggage TO be landed.
avs are subject to .
ng at any of the ra,,.
pr all letters to the col
regarding the deliver,
ie collector, will onl,
by His Hawaiian Ma.
any merchant vesse,
at either of the legal
Ike known to the col.
ness upon which said
furnish him with a lis,
r TO him under oath
st of the cargo with
which manifest shall
packages, with Their
uantIties and also the
nslgnees. When any
orm any or all of the
forty-eight hours after
: 20 a fine not exceed.
other documents pre-.
shall be either in tbs
e.
re:ion, and at the e,
orIde an officer to he
uring her discharge to
ION, and see that no
Merchandise be landed
the ports of these ISL
five per cent. od ya-
nented liquors.
ports of entry at these
!, Honolulu. Oah.:, and
Iers, in addition there
Kauai and Kealeke.
fges on merchant YES
pnolulu, 20 cents Der
L; pilotage in and out,
Lahaina, anchorage
iealfh certificate, 81 I;
50. and clearance 81.
at the port of Homo
and neither lading or
pr leaving any psssen-
IS per ton harbor dues.
II if they discharge or
Fengers they shall paw
ues.
e Polynesian newspa.
Eeships are, from and
o all charges for pilot
ge fees, at all the va
rs of this group.
halers will be, clear
ured,) 81, each; and
uiu,-buoys, So. AT
81; lights 81; canal,
+akeakua, health cer-
and goods 10 the VAL
/ If they exceed thas
% pay FIVE per cent. on
well as the charges for
r anchorage Sees, res
ious TO June 10, ls47;
exceed SI200, (~ hich
bnolulu and Lshains, }
ps merchantmen, and
} legal liabilities.
alers, do not include
spiriiuous liquors
hieh Is prohibited ex-
P,} will subject them
nen including The pay
as we'll at the an
roadstead OF Homo
olulu.
" ho shall fail to pro-
+, shall be liable 10 a
than fifty dollars, to
each ship-Raster is
lector of Customs, a
Consul. that all le-
Office, against said
PAL he knows OF DO
not INN ediately de-
ors landed at any OF
ubjeci TO The follow
by, whiskey, &c, Of
J5 per cent alcohol,
per cent alcohol Slo
cordials, Sc, lex
sne and sinclair wines
hol) 81 per gallon
T cent alcohol, malt
rGioFeR.
may be transhipped
duty.
y hich The duties have
zure and confscation-
nee on shore, and the
by vessel, it shall be
6cer of said vessel 10
|rit person TO any ON
his surrender on pro-
person on board ofa
ef Honolulu, TO throw
I'd, under a penalty oi
hama, afterthe beat
} +, after the ringing OF
nsion and a fine of s2.
to the harbor mssier
err sailors within 4e
be discharged at aBI
Icepting those Of La
barge seamen al any
hout the written COR
e only ports at |" hIon
be shlpped-and al
s consent only.
Eoner from these Isl
{ $500.
arance N shall be 10
bEcer first to furnIsA
manifest of cargo u
essel.
commanding officer
ssel, to carry out o.
my domiciled aiien'
without previous ei'
from HIS Majestyf
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kASTERS.

AEhS OF NtscCis
2 Hawaiian Islards'
Ps sy sy snorwardiils 10
their vessels.
their tonnage,wnel mere
of whale and sPern
Ris spoken, disasters;
ce which may be 0l
other countries. ,
requested to forvsIGf =
arrival, a report U
of passengers, vse-.
ON, with any oin''
ession Of. /,
mt at Lahsina, ans =
ping memoranda 'e'
[ence from abroao,
>Mce ~
favors, We shan
mylsi'
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e By hSh wstsr alvays meant the high w21H q an ~
raee spring tide pesF Loodons OF Trinity stsadsfs
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to apPli-
" c.n,s for the purchase and leasing of Govern
ment lands, that the Legislature being now 10 ses
sion, attention to their numerous appIications mus
be deferred for the present, until the more Pe'st
business of the Government is disposed OIL - ~
By order Of the Minister Of the Interior
unay7- 7-S2tf c'S. ~ kEONi ANA
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BENJAMIN PITMAN,
ID. N, FLITNER.

ID. N. FLITNER,
SUCCESSOR TO Mr.. Z. H. BoARDMAN,)
~craM Continues to repair CHRO-
SC,N NOMETERS, at the old stand
&zoZ409A accurate rates determined by fire.
quent observations with Transit Instrument, made
by :" Roskeil, - Liverpool ----a.-1i ltGr Sd
De. Particular attention given TO fine WATCH
REPAIRING. dsc 8. 30-y.s