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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-23

The g MAUI FEvER."-A correspondent on Msui
writes: :" Maui would respectfully inquire of Oahu,
if the late prevailing epidemic is conside5e1 As orig
mating in the latter island, instead Of tde former,
and whether it is the Honolulu fever this time. or
the Maui fever 80 As Maui b particularly free
from sickness at the present time, it might be consid-
cred safe for any of the good people Of Honolulu to
visit us and not incur heimputation of ssimporting the
fever" But the question now may still be considered
an open one, IS where did the Maui fever originate 20
OYSTER CRAcKERs.-These delicious crackers, adj
vertised by Savidge & May, are superior to anything
ever offered in the cracker line. For family use,
particularly for children, ,?othing can equal them.
They have a remarkably fresh taste, as though just
from the oven.
PULU.-We are glad to find by the following which
we extract from a late Cal. Farmer, that pulu is
found on trial to be oil that is sought for in the
manufacture of house furniture. But, Mr.. Farmer,
our valuable articles of export are not so Numerous
that we can afford to haze the credit of its production
given to "China and other countries If they pro-
duce the article, they have stolen the Hawaiian name
for it. But we do not know of its being exported
from airy other country in the Pacific. Pulu is the
product of a plant, the same as cotton, and should be
placed in the same list in the custom house entries.
The fern tree which produces it, grows wild on the
high and moist sides of the volcanic mountains of
Hawaii, where the natives gather and dry it; after
which it is packed in bales and is ready for export.
PULU MArrREssEs-This singular material, the
Pulu, is now extensively used in the making of mat
tresses, perhaps more so than cured hair or any
other material. = is but Il brief time since it was
first introduced, and now we note its arrival here III
quantities like fifty or an hundred thousand pounds
i'll a lot. Some peculiar properties are attributed to
it, as having the power to ward off all noxious insects.
Sailors, and natives in China and other countries
where it is found gather it and use it because it
secures them from the danger of venomous insects
and reptiles. Immense quantities are now used here.
We note the opening, for sale, of $4,000 pounds by
one house in this city, the Messrs. Schneider of the
Rochester Furniture Warehouse, on Jackson street,
opposite the international. We called to see it, and
examined the material and the mattresses made. We
know the value of this kind Of mattress, having used
them for more than a year. Messrs. Schneider have
now the entire control Of the article in this market,
and they are supplying the dealers and makers of
mattresses here.
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ODE.-The beautiful ode on our first page is from
the pen of Rev. Titus Coan.
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VESSELS IN PORT-JULY 90.

Am bark Metropolis, Preston, UP for Columbia River.
Am bark Yankee. Smith
Ham brig Hero, MoeIler.
British bark Gambia -
ship John Marshall. Pendlston.
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"OUR ISLAND NEIGHBoRs. We hope every one
of our readers will peruse the article with this head
ing on our first page. 1t is from the pen Of one of
our oldest and most influential residents, and proba-
bly, conveys the most correct idea of the state of these
Islands that has ever appeared in print.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1857-07-23

WATER AT LAHAINA.-The inactivity of the gov
eminent in laying the pipes, for which an appropria-
ton was made by the last Legislature, to bring the
water down into the town, has encouraged the Gov
ernor of Maui to thoroughly repair the old reservoir
in Lahaina. The outlay will be considerable, but he
is determined that ships can obtain the best of water
there, and at as short notice as at any of our ports.
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y The bark Yankee will probably not sail before
the middle of next week, the delay being attribute
Bile to SO much sickness prevailing and SO little bust
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80 We learn that few whsleships have touched
for the past year or two at the Marquesas ports owing
to the exhorbitant charges of the foreigners resident
there, for the supplies which they furnish to vessels.
The only whaleships that have touched there for the
past twelve months are one or two which went from
Honolulu. Sperm whalers seldom go in there.
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LAHAINA SEMISARY.-This fiourishing seminary on
Maui, opened its summer term Last week, and thirty
applicants were admitted as students into the new
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IMPORTS.

FsoH PcRTLASD, OREGox-Per Metropolis 100 sacks -four,
Is9 sacks oa-s. POI sacks shorts, 400 sacks bran, ii casks CLOTH
ing. 1of,5es feet lumber, 1887 feet lumber, 1850 oak plank.
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kuKUI OI--It is with pleasure we call attention
to the letter published in our advertising columns,
giving the opinion of a most competent chemist in
Hamburg, on a sample of oil submitted to him for
analysis. If, as is Il believed, this oil will prove equal
to linseed oil for mixing paints, it's manufacture will
increase, and must prove profitable.
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Coasters i'm PORT

Schr Excel, Antonio, repairing.
Sch HaaIiIio, for Hawaii.
Schr Liholiho, Thurston, soon Cor Hiio-
schr KinOole, repairing.
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 30, 1856.

TREASURY IMPAIRMENT, NOV. ~, 1880.
Notice is hereby given to holders of stock of the
loans OF the United States, that this department
will purchase the sam9 until the 81 of March next
unless the sum of 81 500 600 shall be previously
Obtained, aud will pay ia addition to the interest
accrued from the date of the last semi annual div.
dend of interest theseOn, together with one DAYS
additional interest for the money to reach the zen.
dor, the following rates Of premium on said stocks:
For the stock Of ls42, a premium of o per cent.
For the stock of lSi7 and ls4s, premium of l6
per cent; and for the stock of 1850, commonly
called Texas Indemnity Stock, premium of6 per
cent.
Certificates OF stock iransmitted TO the depart.
ment, under this notice, must be assigned 70 the
United States, by the party duly entitled to receive
The proceeds. ii sent between Gate hereof and the
LIST cay of Jaaua'y next, the current half " ars in
terest must be assigned by the present stockholder
or 1t Will be payable As heretofore, and CORES.
pOndng deduction be male from the amount pay.
able for the stock.
Payment for the stocks so assigned and TIA NIT.
ted will be male by drafts on the Assistant Treasu.
rers at Boston, New York, or PhiIa ieiphia at the
option of the parties entitled TO receive the money,
which should be expressed in the letters accompa
ny'ng the certificates. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Tr asury.
fl
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UITABLE FOR CHRIS rMaSAND NEW
YEARS PAESENfS.

John III. sN0OT, No 1l9 SOUTH SIDE
- Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. T. has received
a greIt variety % usetII and seasonable GOODS
TO which he Invites the attention Of both ladies
and gentlemen who may wish to make Christ
mas and New Years Present.
EMBROtDERIES.
Rich worked Cambria sets collars and Sleeves)
Do do Muslin do do
DO do Muslin aad Cambria Collars
great variety (low pgiced) do
Worked Linen Sets ard Linen do
Rich worked Muslin Sleeves
Black an4 waite Lac SETS and Collars
Worked CemSTIc AMI Mus in Bands
EmoFolde-ed linen in 0ric Hdldkerchlefs
Hems:itched, t1Gked and plain do
BLACK Chaatiila and L FTsnCh Lace Wells
Worked, quilted ard bOoPed Skirts.
Hcire Antique, Embroidered, Satin and other
Cloaks
Double and single Brochl and other SAawls
6ich Fanny and Back silks
French Nerin0S, plaid MeTinos
Plain a11 priatei ]OUs L'delaineS
Best Paris Md Gloves AL numbers
Kid aud Buck Gauntlets
Ladies, gents a1i children's Warm Gloves
Do Hosiery, Of every kind
PoItmonndIeS, and ladies' Cabas
Gents. Linen, Cam5rlc aad SIX Picket Handkfs
Black and fancy SILK CrIvstS, ScarfS and Ties
Gents Shawis, Merino aud Woolen Scarfs
Children's Knit Tain IS and Hoods
Ladies, gents and boys Comforts &c
With many other desirable goods, which will
be sold low to cash or prompt customers.
dec ~ III sMooT.
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TIE AMPHYrRIoN OF THE FEAsr.-A CORE.
spondent of the Porter 81 Spirit says he heard
n circumstance the other day, In which a
friend of ours was participator, to wit: IN
p. Willis) which struck him as being good
enough to send along. N, which stands
for "Jeems," went to dine at q newly estab-
Iished restaurant, and, through some inadver-
tency on the walters part, was shown into a
room in which party of gentlemen, all
friends of his, were dining. As soon as he
appeared inside the door, there was an unani-
nous call that he should join them. He ac-
cepted their invitation; but not knowing who
was the host, waited a short time after the
soup was discussed, in the hope of finding out
At last, feeling it necessary to propose his en-
tertainer's health, he asked gentleman upon
his left, who (from my own experience,) l
know, was never celebrated for wit or educa'
ton I" say, Tom, just point out the Amply
trion, will you?'' /" I'm sure 1 don't know
tchers it is,'' said Tom, 4" but think you ii
find 1t t7s that kLaek battle"
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D@ Pedlars are swiRdling in bogus Brus-
sells and Chantilly laces, in Ohio. They pro-
fess to be connected with respectable city
houses.
tR- Our devil says that when you see a
young man and woman walking down street.
leaning against each other like a pair Of badly
matched oxen, it is pretty good sign they
are bent on consolidation.
E% The Brennan Ranger gives an account
OF some fun among the boys Of Brennan, who
didn't like the operation Of an Israelitish auc-
tioneer who was sojourning there. They in
duced him to shut up shop.-IeZaS Egchange.
The boys, no doubt, offered very powerful
Inducements.
g There is q great sarcasm in the obser-
yation Of Napoleon, that the world knew too
much now to be humbugged wonder is
the effect Of ignorance, said an old author,
and hence that no man is a hero In the eyes
Of his valet. The mystery Of a woman's dress
enhances her charm, and really makes the
distinction of sex.
E@ The New York Tribune says the daily
receipts Of poultry for the last ten days Of
1856 averaged 200 tons q day, making 1000
tons, or 4, ,O0O, 900 of pounds Of turkeys, geese,
ducks, fowls and game birds. Sales are dull
at 75a87t cents a pair for grouse, (prairie
hens,) and 81 IS dozen for quails. Psrtridges
are selling at IS cents pair.
v Here is an account of a fellow, who,
viewing marriage as q suicidal act, rather
than stand upon the order of doing, "wsut
and done it =" Ichabod Griggs, sober, and
Industrious man, in easy circumstances, hung
himself near DanvilIe, Va. No cause Is
known for the rash act, except that he was 70
have been married on the next day; the Ii
censc was found in bis pocket.
x The st Louis Intelligence calls JEFF
ferson city, the capital of Missouri, the most
heathenish, unrighteous place on eartn, ~
says: "When Gov. Polk, who Is most ex-
emplary man, was inaugursted, not q Sioie
could be found in the region around the state
Honse for him To swear BY, and the imposing
ceremony had to be suspended until copy
| of ne good book could be procured from
| where! the peniteptiary
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eIz q ER,s
Improved Sewing Machines.

TO which was granted the Highest Award OF
tia Paris Exhibition, thereby receiving
The Worlds Verdict ofsuperiority.
fs'aE IMPROVEMENTS IN THIS MA
caice has simPliaed them In many respects,
hSdthey erscapahie OF eIecIting twice the amount
Of work they did formerly in any giyen time.
Thsy are without question the only Machines ca
Pable Of sewing every variety Of goods perfect; u
shirt bosom or heavy trace for harness can be
sewn by any OF these machines by simple change
Of needle and thread In such a manner that the
closest scrutiny cannot detect fault.
Manufacturers, planters and families will and
them the only safe Machines to purchase, as they
are built strong AID durable, and not likely 10
get out Of order.
We hare nschiaes With gusges attached, fer
bi1dlng hats, caP-froBts, CALLERS, &c.
SAX, Thread, Cotton Needles az constantly
sn hand, az the lowest rates.
Persons deslrcus OF Information reg srdinf Sew.
lag Mschiaes VIII please address
|. NJ. SINGER b CO,
les Baltimore street, Baltimore
y. B.-We are prepared TO exchangethese ma
chimes for old rns5hiGes OF any kind Terms lib
eral. Persons Who have been Induced 20 purchase
Iferior nnachiaes uader the pretext Of being
shsaD, will dad this q bele8t 8tlndeed.
mar ls-lV
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital
at St. Marks, Florida.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, December 27, 1856 I
k)RoPO5ALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
departm ant until the 18th cay of February, A. ID
1887, IL O'Clock, II on for the consruc ion of the
Manne Hospital authorized 10 BE- erected at St
Ma ks FloTi d according 10 the plans aud specif.
dati'ns prepared at this department; said propose
TO b. either for The whole building separate for
the different kinds d work; bills of parcels must in
every case accompany each bid; with the amount Of
ca Il: kind Of work, and the total amount carried out
the p.ment resei wing the right TO reject accept
ths prOpos ais hereby invited, any paris thereof
when it deems the interest OF the United States re.
qures 1t; The depa-im mt also the right TO
exclude the d OF any person or persons who there
is just cause believ will faithfully perfol IN the
contract, or which they Lave attempted 10 CD an
by lndireciiOn; and all bids when there s, all par
ties interested who do not join in the bids ad all
6i that upon ihvestga ion, are below fair price
for The WORK.
Bids will not bs receive ed in gross and no c1ntyaet
will bo awarded to biider unless details are fuf
nshed the department Of the prices of the different
kinds OF work and ma erias, which shall be subject
to the revision OF the department, that il may
adopt the whole part of the bid the interest of
the United Siatcs may re3ui C.
Ninety per GEN.. OF the am lunt Of work done and
materials deliv red, according 10 contract rr ce,
(sald am unit TO be 'certainCd by tn. estimate of
asentof hedepaFtm snt, appointed hat purpose,
will be paid from time TO ime, the work Pre-. !.
gres es, I'd per cent. retained until the compile
ton nj the contla =, and accPp' ance of the work
&C., by the agent af resad and be forfeited in the
event of non ulfIm mt OF contract
nracts will be awarded only to ma s;er builders
and mechanics, aud The signm mt thereof, except
by consent Of the Secretary of the Trt asuJy will be
a forfeiture Of the same
Ea'h p-opo, al must b. accompanied by written
a1tec, signed by Two responsible persons, (cer
uh;j To ba by the United States district ildge or
a'torn of the ad district) in The Of IS 900 for
tnn VIII lie work, or oi prop riiOr urt If for
any Tari tha, the bidder will when required if his
proposal be accepted, enter into contract and bond
with proper and sufficient securities for It's faihJl
peri j finance.
FOm Of bond and certii ate required will be fur
nished on apFlic i'm 20 the derar ment.
ia u, specific a-iOns, and working d awnings cal
be hal on plica'ion to the d'rarim'nt.
No bud Wi be considered unless 10 fu'iy complies in
nt Us details Uith the requirements of this advertise
Hent.
The proposals must be sent TO this derar; IN rnt
addressed u ;he Secretary Of The TrfaSUTy, and
plainly er do-s'd Proposals fer the Marine Hospital
at 81 Marks, Fla AM Il be opened one o'cl ok,
p. m, N the last cay nam d for receiving ihe 'ame
JAMES GUTHRIE,
dec 80 3tawtFcb25t SPcYeIa -yr The Treasury
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pRITIsH ALMANAC AND COMPaYI0N

y TOT Ic01i giving The House Of Lords; House
OF Commons; Church Judiciary Royal II ouse-
holds Imports; Exports; Governments OF Ire
land, scotland and the Colonies; Foreign Minis
ters In England; British Ministers abroad; East
India Company; Chronicle OF the Parliament II
1886, abstract of Parliamentary Documents ab-
stracts of Public Acts; valuable articles on the
Decimal Coinage Question; on the Postal Sys-
TEN at home and abroad; on arbitration in trade
disputes en- the material progress Of British n
dia; on Architecture and Public Improvements
on the Metropolitan Communica ions and Bridges:
on the Russian War, and much other useful mat
ter vol OF 3li Pages; price 81 SO. Imported
from London, by
Jan : FRANCK TAYLOR
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S. DORLoDoT REIMs CHANPAGNp

TRESOR DE BOUZY'' AND "IXL"
TNHE UNDERSIGNED Is SOLE AGENT
Il for this city Of DoTlodct's "Tresor de q
Bouzy,' champagne celebrated throughout II
Europe, aad esteemed by conccisseurs as Of
the highest grade, and unsurpassed by any j
other product OF the champagne country, which
bas ootained high position In the aristocratic
circles OF Europe ard America. Also, large
stock Of other Wines, Liquors ard Cigars.
JONAS L. LEVY,
jan ST. No. 367 Pa, ave opp. National Ii otel
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ABOUT COFFEE There are some curious
facts regarding the preservation of coffee. 1t
is said that the berries readily imbibes eXha-
lationS frem other substances, and occasionally
acquire an unpleasant favor. Sugar placed
near the berries, il is said, in a short time i'm
rregaates them and Injuries their flavor.
A few bags of pepper OF board ship bound
from India TO England, spoiled whole cargo
of coffee
The process Of roasting berries requires care
and skill. If burnt, the coffee is spoiled, i'm.
parting a bad taste, and making it heavy and
indigestible when drank. Again, if under
done, the water fails to extract the nourishing
material of the coffee, and its infusion is SO
weak us to prove Rnpalatable. In all Cairo,
in Egypt, there was said to be but one good
coffee parcher. The berries should be roasted
until they become of uniform brown chestnut
color.
ground coffee, which is liable to adulteration
with chicory, beans, corn, rye, &c. The ber-
ries should be bought green, and p rched and
ground at home as wanted.
Coffee is found, on chemical analysis, to
contain highly nutritious element known as
cal fem. This mponent part Of all good
coffee is found to contain larger proportion
of nitrogen than any other vegetable prIncl-
pie, and in this respect equalling some OF the
most highly animalized products. Canein
does not purify, however, like animal matter
Thus, chemists have discovered by analysis
that coffee contains an element of nourisn
ment similar to animal matter, or 70 meal,
which renders it nutritious as drink, anu Oh
which chicory is wholly destitute ana hehce
its useless and Injurious character as a suosu
tutc for coffee. Tea, also, contains an anlIlal
4 pourighing as a beverage when good and
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GAS FiXYURES

ID II. MILLER, SON A co, ALEXAN-
IAs dria, Va, keep constantly on hand a hand
some variety Of CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS,
BRACKETS, dc from the celebrated factory Of
Cornelius Baker, which they will guarantee TO
sell at the same prices charged to private pur-
chasers at the saleroOms on Chestnut street. Phil
adelphia. Also, Drop-lights, Cut Glass and
decorated Paper Shades, In great variety
Call and examine for yourselves. dec l.
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John ID BARROW WANDHENRY HOLMES
are this day admitted partners in the Bank
ing House Of Cbubb Brothers The Arm from
tnis date VIII De composed Of Cbas. -. J Chubb,
John ID. Barrow, and Henry Holmes. The
House In Davenport, Iowa, is composed OF Cbas
". J. Chubb, VIM ii. Dougal and Alexander n
Barrow, under the Arm Of Chubb Brothers, Bar
row q Co CHUBB BROTHERS.
ian LII
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VINGr-UN. Our old friend Mak Beaubien,
who used "to keep tavern like"-a true
Frenchman, was yesterday made the afec-
tionate "parient" of the tsccnty:arst child,
eleFsn boys and ten girls, being the diEhion
Of his blessings.- Chicago journal,
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND aAITERs
HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL.

L adelphi3 manu-
flcsureT, I fFst rate
Sewed or Pegged
Calf-Skil FOOT ct
e3.e2, full as good
IS those usually sold
at IS or s6; a I'd a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER at
$3.50, as good as any
et IS; a ahrstrate Calf
Sa!terat 81 so, these
are the best goods
that Is (oT ever xcy.)
sold IN the District
for the price; for the
proof, come and see
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Proposals for Furnishing Marble and MSr.
BILE WORK for the North Front Of the Pat.
ent Office Building.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR !

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
Dec. TIMBER l9, 1856. I
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE Received
- al this DeTaument ualil the eighteenth day of
FL IbUa Y txt, u O'Clock az no7n for furnishing
such Marble aad Marb Work : may be required
in the erection of the north front of the Patent Office
building
The bids must be in the form of the following
teria, hauling, dressing, ami setting, including all
the machinery and OF rexpenses:
Schedule.
Cube strne, per superficial foot
Beds and b,lls, do do
Extra cube stone, per cubic foo,
G.Inies in vi two BEDS per superficial foot
Freze to entab a,ure,do do
Drops TO cornice, per linca a! foot,
1figyphs, each,
o.. Caps of Iila fers, ach,
Cha lneis of ba -eIneni, per 1ineal foot,
Marble tiiing, per superficial iOJi,
Window ellis, do do.
The ma bic must b, similar in kind and quality
% that used in the construction Of the tar and we
wings Of the building, specimens OF which Will be
required to accompany the bids.
Each bid Will state M what tim the work will be
compIcted, ald uill be considered from others
than those known % BE- OF the tTafe add believed 10
be fully competent D fulfil in good IA IN the b ea
tons they propose To a sumo; nd no assignment of
bid or Contract will b. recognized, unless ilh
the approva Of the heal of the Department.
Ninety per cent. Will b. pa from tim 10 time, as
the wOIk progresses, upon the estimate nf the agent
Of the Depanm mt in cha'ge thereof, and ten per
cent. reserved until the cempl tion OF the con-
na"t and acceptance OF the work by said agent
The Deparim ut reserves itself the righ. to re-
ect or accept the pr9poe ais here by invite when
deems the interest Of the United states reaui,es il
a well as 10 exclude the bids of person or per-
Sons who il "a good r6a'On to believe will NOT.
from any cause, faithfully perform the contact.
Pla IS, specifcauons, and working drawings eau
he pYamned and Other tO ion oh aimed IN a n.
plca,i1n az The office Of the superintendent
Tne prop0 ais, which mist be sent To this de-
Iarmsnr dressed 10 the SecreIa y ofthe Interior
(endorsed PropOals for the erection of the north
front OF the Patent Office building, m will be opened
NJ o o'clock, p. IN of the last day named for re-
ceiying the san,. r McCLELLAND,
dee 1S-2awtiS Feb. Secretary Of the Interior.
C,ASr OFF CLOTHING BOUGHT AND