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Polynesian., 1851-06-07
KEoNI ANA.

AN Az
TO PROTECT THE PEOPLE IN GER
TAIN FISHING GROUNDS.
Whereas certain persons to whom Gov
ernment lands have been sold, have as
sumed exclusive rights Of fishing in the sea
adjacent to said land without the justification
of law /; and whereas the people. in numer-
Gus instances, have been unjustly deprived of
their rights to fish ON the grounds long since
made free to them by law, namely, on the
fishing ground commonly known as the Ki-
lohee Grounds, the Lulee Grounds, the JMato-
10 Grounds, and the fishing of the ocean
from the reefs seaward. .4nd whereas, the
present law affords no sufficient protection
to the people in those rights
THEREFORE, BE IL enacted by the Mobiles
and Representatives of the Hawaiian Islands
in Legislative Council assembled {:
SEC That no person who has bought,
or may hereafter buy, any Government land
or obtain land by lease or other title from
any party, has, or shall have any greater
right than any other person, resident IN this
Kingdom over any fishing ground not inclu-
dcd IN his title, although adjacent to said
land. The fish in said fishing ground shall
belong to all persons alike, and may be taken
at any time, subject only to the taboos of the
Minister of the Interior.
SEC. 2. If that specie Of fish which has
been tabooed by any Konohiki, shall go on
to the ground which have been, or may be,
given to the people, such fish shall not be
tabooed thereon. 1t shall only be tabooed
when caught within The bounds of the ii,ono-
hikis private fishing. Nor shall it be lawful
for Konohiki to taboo more than one
kind of fish upon any fishing grounds which
lie adjacent to each other
SEC. 3. Every Konohiki or other person
who shall wilully deprive another of any of
his legal rights to fish on any fishing grounds
which now is, or may become, free to the
use Of the people, or who shall wilfully ex-
act from another any portion of the fish
caught on any public fishing ground, or who
shall wilfully exact of another, for the use OF
any private fishery, greater amount of fish
than by law he is entitled to receive as his
share, and any tenant or other person who
shall wiliully deprive any Konohlki OF his
fishing rights, by apPropriating to himself
the tabooed fish of said Konohiki, or other
wise, shall be punished by fine not exceed
ing One Hundred Dollars for every such of
fence, in the discretion of the Court, and in
default of the payment of said fine, be inn
prisoned at hard labor until the same is paid.
SEC. 4. The several district justices of
the Kingdom shall have the power to try
and punish all offences against the provisions
of the preceding section committed in their
respective districts.
SEC. 5. This Act shall take effect ten
days from and after the publication of the
same in the Elele and Polynesian newspa-
pers.
Passed by the House of Representatives
May, 25, 1851.
WILLIAM L. LEE,
Speaker.
KEONI ANA,
Pres. House Of Mobiles.
KAMEHAMEHA.
KroNr Ana
Polynesian., 1851-06-07

- VALUABLE house and lot for sae.-The
iii new and commodous house recently erected
by the subscribers, situated on BerItania st, ad-
;c;n;ng the residence of DR.. Rookie. Said house
is built in a most thorough manner of the very best
materials 1t contains fourteen rooms with cell
lar underneath 36x2s #. Adjourning the same is
bathing house, cook house, an excellent well OF
water. etc. Said house is well adapted for hotel
or genteel boarding house For further particulars
enquire of
Nav 10, tf52 BRANDON q WOOD.
Polynesian., 1851-06-07

T AND FOR SALE.-The undersigned has few
lots Of land situated on Waikiki plains, for pri-
vate sale. Plans of the above may be seen at the
auction room. 1-tf II. SEA-
Polynesian., 1851-06-07
Honolulu, Diciembre "a de 1850.

rONSULATE NoTICE.-In accordance with a
\ circular which was issued by the Minister
of Foreign Relations of Chile on the oath of July,
1850, to Consuls of all nations. Be it known to all
whom il NAV concern and relate, that by act of
the 10th July, 1850, law was passed IN the Cham
bers of Che relating to foreign vessels, by which
law It was decreed that all vessels visiting the ports
of Chile shall enjoy the same rights and privileges
as those bearing the national flag, excepting only
as relating to the coastirg trade) under this cond-
tion. That each respective nation TO which this
privilege extends, reciProcates the same advanta-
ces in each of their several ports. Therefore. hav
ing corresponded with the government of His Ha,
waiian Majesty, to accept and reciprocate the full
sense of aforenamed law, be it known that cap
tains of all Hawaiian vessels who from this date
NAV visit any of the ports of Chile, will. upon ap
plyng at this consulate, obtain such necessary doc
as shall establish the above named rights in
all ports Of the Republic.
F. r. VIDA, Consul Of Chile.
Honolulu, Dec. "a, lS50tf33.
Polynesian., 1851-06-07
Gbe 1polpnesian.
publisbe0 bp Autboritp.
AN ACT
TO PROVIDE FOR THE LICENSING OF
PUBLIC SHOWS.
Be 1t enacted by the Mobiles and Representa-
A., T

DC u cUuCteu ny tuC ivOUiCS duu RcpTcScutd-
tiyes in Legislative Council assembled
Sec. l. That the Minister of the Interior
may, upon the application of any person, Ii
cense all Public Sho,cs, theatrical, Egues-
trian, or other exhibitions of any description,
to which admission is obtainable on payment
of money, for such time, and upon such
terms and conditions as the said Minister Of
the Interior, shall think reasonable and the
Chief of Police in any town or district
where the same shall be exhibited, may reg
ulate such show or exhibition in such man
ner as he shall think necessary for the pres
ervation of order and the public peace.
SEC. 2. .4ny person, who shall set up or
promote any such exhibition, or shall publish
or advertise the same, or otherwise aid or as
sist therein, ,cithout License first obtained,
as provided in the preceding section, or con-
trary to the terms or conditions of such Ii
cense, or after the same shall have expired,
without obtaining new one, shall be fined
sum not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars
in the discretion Of the Court.
SEC. 3. Any police or other district jus
tice shall have the power to issue warrant
against for the violation of any Of the pro-
visions of the preceding section, to try such
person, and if found guilty to fine him for
such offence, as above provided.
Sec. d. This Act shall be published in the
s Elele." and ''Polyneslan - newspapers,
and take effect on the tenth day after said
publication.
Passed by the House Of Representatives,
May DO, 1851.
WILLIAM l.. LEE,
Speaker.
KEONI ANA,
Pres. House of Mobiles,
KAMEHAMEHA.
Polynesian., 1851-06-07
N IL w III OTEL
LIBERTY HALL.

e The above House has recently
been opened as first class Hotel. No expense has
been spared in fitting with every modern conve-
nience for comfort and elegance. The Bar will
always be supplied with the best of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars; and the proprietor hopes by strict at
tention to the wants of his customers, to merit a
share of the public patronage.
JAMES DAWSON.
Honolulu, Sept. Z, 1850. Ia ly".
Polynesian., 1851-06-07

vXTHITE and Colored Blankets, extra large SIZE
w for sale by 4e-tf ALDRlCH 4 RUSS
Polynesian., 1851-06-07

4 vISO CONSULAR.-Segun una circular que ha
n espedido ell Ministerio de Relaciones Esterores
de Chile fecha "a de Julio, todos los Consules de
las naclones estranjeras todos aquellos qaienes
concierna y convenga hago saber que con fecha l6
del msmo mes el Congreso ha promulgado una Ley
concediendo los buques estran leros, que vsIten
los puertos de Chile, las msmas franqucias de que
gozan los, nacionales, eceptuando solo que puedan
hacer el cabotaje con la condcion de que las re-
spectivas naciones convengan reciprocar con di-
cha lev en- todos sus puntos. Por ianto, habiendo
convenido ell Gobierno de S. Nj. Hawaliana aceptar
recprocar segun ell sentido de la meIcionada lev,
los Buques Hawaiianos que hayan de visitar los
puertos de Chile, obteEdran este Consulado los
documentos necesarios que los pondra en- regIa con
las Aduanas de la Republica de Chile.
F. r. VIDA, Consul de Chile.
Honolulu Diciembre 24 de 1850.
Polynesian., 1851-06-07
- COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
fEsf& HENRY MACEARLANE beg:

..::M HENRY MACFARLANE begS
liilE8 to acquaint his friends, and Gentlemen
arriving in Honolulu, that his Hotel
will be found to possess every requisite accom-
modation Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter, of su-
perior quality. Superior Billiard Tables and Bowl
ing Alleys Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths.
WINES, SPIRITS, ETC, PER BOTTLE.
Champagne, 81 so Whiskey So SO
Port 2 90 Brandy, Martel's o so
Sherry 200 best,-
Madeira, q 90 Gin, Schiedam, best so
Hook. so Ale, rs
Sauterne, l 90 Porter, rs
Claret, 90 Cordials & Liquors 90
Cider, 1 90 Old Tom, 2 so
Hot Baths, 81 90
Cold and Shower Baths, SO
Honolulu, September 2lst, lS50.-l9-ly.
Polynesian., 1851-06-07

no LEASE for term of years.-Six acres OF
land on Waikiki Plains, the residence OF
WIN. Jarrett. 1t is well situated for hospital or
any object of that character. Enquire at the Ma
tional Hotel 44-tf ]. BOOTH.
Polynesian., 1851-06-07

REAL ESTATE
TOR SALE close to the beach fronting on
L Kaahumanu and Merchant streets. in the follow
ing lots fronting On Merchant street:
No /, 40 # in front, 81 # loin back.
No 2, 4Oft 8 in front, lO1 # s in back.
No g. 40 fl 8 in front, los fl in back.
No A. 40 ft 8 in front, Al # back.
No 5, a. # ii in front on Merchant ST.
do Al fl front on Kaahumanu ST.
Fronting on kaahumanu street.
Noe, Al # front, IS feet in back Sold.
No7, Al fl front, IS # 9 in back.
Apply to STARkE4, JANION 20.
Honolulu, Sept. 26 ,tf-20
Polynesian., 1851-06-07

TOR SALE.-A most commodious Family Resi-
i dence. consisting of two stories, kitchen, wash
house, well and other out-buildings, entirely new,
and finished in the most tasteful manner without
reference to expense. Situated IN Britannia street
next TO II. McFarlane's Esquire, family residence.
For particulars apply to J. HENDERSON,
at the store at the corner of King ST.,
Feb 2S lS5l.-tf- AZ IN Nuuanu st.
Polynesian., 1851-06-07

deal ESTATE for sale or lease for term o
IL; years.-Seven acres of land well fenced with
a stone wall. together with good wooden build
ing, cook house &c., situate in Manoa valley. En-.
aure at the National Hotel. 44-tf ]. BOOTH.
Polynesian., 1851-06-07

NJ Prejudice is an equivocal. term
Polynesian., 1851-06-07

NOTICE. The undersigned having receiv-
~ ed the appointment of Agent for the disposition
of His Majesty's Private Lands. hereby gives notice
to all persons who may from time to time wish to
lease portions Of the same, that viii be proper to
address their applications to the undersigned at his
~sisce in the Palace.
CHARLES GORDON HOPKINS.
Eeha 3S-tf
Polynesian., 1851-06-07
n MAKOU MA MEA MONA MA INOA

Honolulu, Dec. "a, ls50.tf33.
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Housx Or Rgrs8sENTA1IvEs UAirsp srAf..
Clerks Ones, April -, issi
pursuance OF The u u CoaVs of he A
August Is4s sausd, An esaiisinS snd aAng spSso,
lions Tor such have bees usHay incIus AZ
ssnss appropriation hs without Authority = hv, asA sad
incidental expenses " inc deasnep and
"ssc A. .ard DC tusAu ssask, rhst ~ Stationery Of
every name and mature as too hoSs VI Coa
ss.sns aud Job ps'nssny q sssy nsSs - .sss "
and once. IL those acpamsns 81 Wssoe, including " -
onery blanks wrapping and t.iss ~ ns sss fa
The offices and collecoss oscss we United 5
shall fumishs6 aud peosasa ~ contract the sss
bidder Is foIo~s bscrsay Vi hs neaase, the Csk =
House the hssd o. sece espsrsmen
deputy Post Once cstAbhmen and 81
cto. IN Inc rustom ssablnsnt te Postmaster Gsss
Secretary hs Treasury shall Nscuvey dssgaas
respectively advertise once week fos ssx
ss,e such article. are 10 be funisks printing doe H.
scaled furnishing such arcSss, o. the whole
ucuiaI class q ARTICLES o. tyr aas. .es x s " a wss
such VvautV and descndo of
Kind Of Articles fnised sa, near - may be- the
e sealed until day spsced ssch opsss
shall be opened ny " under ths direction Tue
officer making such advssonisn e me prsssnes = lss., two
cles perform specified portion 100 u sd woTk shd
ing satisfactory security for HE performances MstsD Under forfeit
exceeding twice Tue contract pr'cs " cas- q shah
shall Inter such c0aaet and give sueh security wA
reasonable me 6xsA hsn The oaaa
so. e ans u 'ss i'. ..s xss ss 81
perform de- work BY the st.oa entering into
contract his suedss sbab itsts ~ ~ ktas psea
Of the United States In any coun hssa6 Hcuon 'hsscp
Sealed proposals. this until
p1oosa I' vi, b obsnss h si.lss ss srsls. ssoas
during the TRy-sscond Conpvss aricls spHovsd
the Clerk, vizi Wt FAY tt5R Ea# A+1 aeefs
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NoTICE TO rcsidnAry legatees OF Nelson Reed, de-
ceasedWhereas by decree Of Baltimore county court
court OF equity, dated the twenty second day Of March,
ana passed 10 eau.e therein PENDING between James Dudley
BAKER, and William Geogu Baker
Nelson Reed the auditor OF Baltimore
trbuoa Of the funds In the hands
and directed TO ascertain and said
on and proofs that may s Produced who children
Mary Barton, Rebecca Myers Elisabeth were
sisters tcstatos wife Nancy Re.d
brother OF tssators wife, James Resd were
brothers OF tesaor Bxabe Marl Rebecca Lloyd
Bewlt who were sisters Of estaior living death
Reed The es'ators widow who disd the twenty day Sep
living the death Of Nancy Reed, what
relationship OF such then living
the death u said Nancy
whether Saunders Alexander Reed hobart b. Reed
ests'or and Anna Toreyson sss Of tssso either
which them dead the Of the Nancy
Reed and either ofhem dcsd who
such decedcut living the death n
before ss,d Nancy Reed len living Nancy
Reed and what the and
issue so living Ut the death Of said Nancy
death OF said Nancy having died befoss the
living nj her ath
Of such ue and also TO OF the parties
living Nancy Reeds death
the limited this report court the per
who have established their tide participate said
fund. ,4Are FEE EEYTE kfftrNE'
New OF said parsons entitled under the
will OF ad Nelson Reed deceacd hereby notified
Of their title bse court or before
and proof the area failing appear
participation in said fund.- and hat the
among The partie. so appearing and proving their title
VIM GEO. BAKER,
Ap s-lnwi0w ts4 n 0f, Trustees Baltimore.
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Fresh Beef and Vegetable. for the Navy.
NAVY Aessr's OYfItE,
4 u

NAVY AhEsr's OrFItE,
1.st . r4H Washington, I'd C.,N May 3, ls5i.
CE PRDPDSALH will he this once until Mon
y day the day Jene 1851 for the supply Of
beef vegetables be required
the Washington station during the fiscal commencing on the LIST
day OF July next, and ending on the Both June, leS3
The beef vegetables good quality and the best
affords each article must be offered for by the
pound. y. y. @-5... z-4...e ~ !. 800 -. $50
Bond with approved security will be required In one half the
In addition will
be be made collateral
security due performance the CONTRACT wh VIII
paid until il is fully complied with ~ 49,. :, -,
Every onsf made must BE- a directed Y The act Of
Congress making service for 1886 and
le approved 10Th August 1s4s written guaranty signed by
Responsible effect that he they under
take that bidder bidders WILL his their bid be accepted,
obgnton WITHIN five days. with good sufficient
furnish articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
anty. q ygs#eyrsl dstl F1ffsI ~ ~ III e
j. H. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
May 6--lnw4w HiE u .sFa1H.te Ia sG .fH EHt- hI3
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COMMON Hall. Of the town OF Petersburg, Virginia.
the Halt
Reoved That the mayor Of the advertise proposals.
600 Of bonds NJ the
the State Of Virginia. $4,000 payable in 1870 1875
with coupons for interest," payable half yearly February and
The will Ne $500
addressed the chamberlain Of day May
O'Clock which time they will opened the highest
bidder viii be entitled thereto The payments for win be
required 18Th May 18th 18th July
which OF these periods Offer fe
10 themselves the rGht 10 reject any offer madeo
Notice hereby that proposals corpora
ton win be received by the chamberlain town. according
the above resolution, until the 18th day Of May O'clock
m.
May 9-dti MhMsynext Mayor.
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1kee4oenk
pursuance oflsw, MLLARD yiLLMoRE President OF tbs
9nsS s,. ... Of Ass DO hereby sss.s
me sss wsOa.n ds.sssis @ VIZ
within ,s s~ss WIT public lands
Ne' 81 sAs bose "s a"d 4st Of Jes'tA principal e,aa
Towa:p. s~sniy ioas and wsHsy eight Of range two
and twenty eight s.Sss ,hlss s"' '''
To owa:D o. oaS -S S o.
Town.hip- twenty nine, and hy range
sas ssly seven '"'" ss
Townships twenty-five, twenty six twenty
twenty ans, and thirty, u rasss nine. s''''
Townships twenty twenty and eight range
Townships twenty twenty seyeu range eleven
Towa..p twenty-five, twenty SIX twenty seSen twenty eight
A The same place, commencing Monday The eighteenth
The townships parts townships, 10 witt
North Of tAs bose line Of the fourth principal
twenty seven twenty eight and ianss thirteen
Fractional township twenty hrse and townships twenty four
twenty-five wen,ysx twenty ana twenty eight, range
twenty nVe twensH, twenseven, aud twenty eight
townships twenty twenty four and township.
twenty nvs swonsn twsnssven and twenty eight of
Fractional township ,wentour townships twenty nve
twenty twen'ssven thirty thirty and thrtytwo Of range
Fractional townships wentyou twenty ave townships
township q ths main channel q The liver b.
wa
seven, fractional township twenUight township
thrysix, Of the main channel Of the 81 Ca vc range
nineteen. y
townships twensx twenty twenty eight and
thirty all east OF tho main channel the 81 Cr0x river
Al Office at MINERAL POINT on Monday
the fourth duy August for the disposal of lands
within the following named fractional township and Sz
North the base line and fourth principal
township twenty wo Mississippi river range
fourteen. LEI n ~
NoA tbs line aud The fourth -s,,diun
Sections four eighteen inclusive,
twelve, on the Wisconsin river, Of range eight IL
Al the land Office GREEN BAY commencing Monday
within the aforementioned township and trac, TO wit
North Of the base ns and the fourth principal
Fractional township twelve the right bank Of the Wisconsin
river, OF range eight
The southeast Of section thrysa dying within
ri vs gant,) in township twenty Of range sixteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools military
other together with "hose swamp
lands made unfit thereby for cultivation which shall
Of the public respectively
Gan enable State of Arkansa
the Swamp lands within ueir limits" approved September
excluded
heretofore granted of Congress military services
rendered United States iH be
provided an
preparations for the civil and diplomatic Of
&c, approved Sd March, 1851.
The offering Of the aforementioned commenced
the days appointed and will proceed in the
they advertised, with all convenient despatch,
shall be kept longer than weeks private
the lands will be admitted until after the expiration
two weeks.
'~' $50 -'''
BY the PRESIDENT "''h1""p fihL"onh'
j. BUTTERyIxLD.
..l
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uan pepper will be required New York only, and In
All the articles good quality, equal Of
s Se ee slseisd aas ns deposited Il ,e said
T. civ az sna sSs
be all satisfactory 70 The inspecting SassI 20
oedsetal expense the improper
same The respective ofdsiver Every separate package
which dozen o. the above article, are packed and The
marked wi contents, tho Of me conusese and the
month and when put up and when dssed In good suesan
residence, delay furnishing what may BE-
CURED aud the contractor tails proay 10 comply
Ing shah s purchases supply
aaso pr Duplicate ops elso Il s
o. and G's o. a. s Of % sn
contract, required per
Sa win BE- @ s q 81 %
and no, in any event 10 be paid until ~ respects compiled
paid BY the navy within thirty days after bills duly auen'
blank forms Of may b. Obtained on application to the
P1 a NV .d ri. Ss~
Every Offer made mus, directed The sc q
esSss: ss % a as s.s.
% BIDDER e % % @ Ct ss sasss "o
s % @ ". ne a s"s as e o..
slider proposal accompanied guaranty feaired by
d. % s Il.
Hrseord Or duplicate he ,sr Informing bidder
s mn O. bis @ wiz b @ @ n & .a within
ed in conformity with this understanding 5i &
Ertrae from ne at uaastss approved asgu' TO- 1896
OF the Navy, under provso the general appropriation bill
approved March third eighteen hundred and forty three sa
be accompanied By written guaranty signed by one or more
bidder bidders will, II his their bid accepted,
obsaon IN such be prescribed Secretary
Navy with good and sufficient supplies
No shall be considered unless accompanied BY such
guarany aisr the Of proposal and notification
thereof to fs BIDDERS they shall fail into
prescribed by the Secretary Of the knvy,
sirelies, furnishing supplies, then the
Of the Navy shall proceed contract with some other
furnishing the said supplies, and shall forthwith
the difference between the amount contained III the proposal
guaranteed the for which he may have contracted fr
whole period OF the proposal to
be charged upaKap said bidder bdiet anu pc or their
States for The Use Of the Navy department, in action OF
det, ssanst either or all Of said persons"
ing 81
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General Agency and Law Once Washington,
DE sELDING 4 WYLIE,

General Agency and Law Once at Washtnxton,
DE sELDING WYLIE,
No. Toi<s Bulrs, PerryIvarto nsrf door
Browns Hotel, Washnsfo~, b. C.
rHAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr, having formed
partnership for the Of prosecuting cam before
Congress- the departments, or before board Of
appointed FOR the adjustment Of spoiauons
claims against foreign prepared their
fun faihfu all business that
They obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land duties claims arising under contracts saes
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents,
Andr,w Wylie, will attend law business with which
either himself the arm may in Of the
the District, or the Supreme Court Of the United States
Cha DE seIdng being United States commissioner
public
will prompt taking Of testimony acknowiedg
Of deeds and other which appesn his ONCE
Charges will be moderate regulated by the
and the Of services required
Communications tpos, pad immediate
Sept 6-dly
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ssntdsrs Wine STORE - Walnut street. Iphi.
ss..p T.. ~ ..: .s
Gus sales made BY him consumenbecn Obliged largely 70
e s: 's De s
by him H: would refer to some invoices follows, ~
Dun Gordon, Co.'S shoes emhacin PALE WY
low prices RAJ sold and SONG choice drsast
ssoss specially secisd for son.uass ss~s ..s x%o.ts -
bottles put R Esrope which he challenges equal any
Tho Mansana Amonulado sh.re, arc pecu,,yv ...A
o % % % they strengthen without stimulating and
Port vines: principally specially selected
,,s Tns;, :, , 4: % % and s,,s:
al r Pors. and r:1 wass p.nsd on sech. m s -
> he sss %s"as sss Gn s .o. y
delicate scsas white nn,I ren and M.s.,y Port. -
too careful oG Port ~ - '-'"" o %
q ..s a." sa .s% I'd 49, Cd
A. h. sparkling u the subscriber /, IL val. know,
me Most extra champagne and the pls.dd sparkling Moses inn
o y moan MN" are s.pso 70 any other Wines and
put upoR buyers elass ''T 3"--' ""'1" Ae
very " a Drcs ss. wines q various brad. and qu
ns. ascns.r holds s.s s n oS Of e', r.
doss: :.:s y. ~. NJ ss .sd price, y me single
" s M o . =: . and can
ssndy = FfsRee aAbs1s. 80 $3.50 o'"s :" n"'-
ssss "a n s.ns . s.;: RON n.
ms.y sd ns. asss ~ ;'ss. q
noSss, vn'aso Of tho snbs which 4 The best sro~s q
ths articles Of oosnac other bsandlss b, .s now An.
and o%e :s;s s: q" ;i cfls q .ra
and 1884, hhd which win
Also, .h, Scotch Mononsass. was.ssy, J..i.. ..n
:s:,ns ..d :. o.h.r wines and quo .cudna
ws aoovs 'sa y r:s. 70 quantity
z constant escorted stock Of Havana cigars. s.q
Al socds dslvs,sA within days rh,Iadspha sieh
su,s; o's' viii b pompy szecnssd BY mail
! 'AdArss stqnaW h1A JACOB sNrprx 4, d aGi8e
s,,ins cs'as Wise ssor, 70 waaui sass1 fhiAA.pAia.