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e i spindle shanked man having
put On a new pair Of boots, asked a
friend what he thought Of them, who
shreWsdly replied, Sir, your boots ap-
pear very wsII-bat yogr legs appear IN
them much Ike rope II 2 WELL
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MOTIVE OF ACTIoy.-Although one
swallow VIII no. make a summer. still. q
pin maliciously inserted in a chair will
make one spring.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

fk'HE Following described property was seized
Il By Officers Of the Customs for having been
Illegally imported into the United States. To
At Derby, Vt, On the 9th day Of June. 1858,
ONE SLEIGH.
At Derby, VI, on the lst day 81 July. 1893.
JUG-WlTH GALLONS WHISKY.
al Derry. VI, on the I0fh day Of Aug, 1853.
JUGS-BETHs GALLONS WHISKY.
Al Derby, Vt, on the 25th day q SEPT 1855.
one BROWN FOUR YEAR OLD MARE
ANY pers0n Or persons claiming the above de-
scribed property are hereby notified 10 appear
within ninety dzys from the first publication Of
this notice, and file WIfh the Collector Of The Cos
toms for the District Of Vermont a claim stating
NJ o. their interest in the property 70 seized
also execute bond % the DniIed States cohdl-
tIoHea That N case Of the condemnation Of the
property ~ seized, the obIisOrs viii pay al cts
and expenses u the proceedings 70 obtain con-
domination, otherwise shall proceed to advertise
att sell s4id properly according u law, 10 such
CASES made and provided.
/. 3. B0WDISH. Collector.
Custoo House District II Vermont, Collectors
Olace, Burlington, Oct. 6, 1853. 4zwIz
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e i there are men whose weak
side has no. been discovered, It Is oulv
because It has never been accurately
sought after.
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& 4 very disagreeabI- old bachelor
IS in favor Of wells. He Is of opinion
that they materially improve one half Of
the women.
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Stoves! Stoves!

A III, those persons wishing "a purchase Cook
n stove that viii burn long weed. and all that
desire small Cook Stove % commence keeping
bonse \ stove that viii consume but little wool
and 90 up the work just right, please cali
~. a narlour cook or a box stove, had better call
=, ~ subscriber before purchasing, as he viii
sell lower than erer before. II any one has cash
"a spend for stove pipe, hollow ware, tin ware,
nnmps aad lead pipe or stoves. please don't for
-, tbat John H. Skinner, in the old red shop at
| Nerbv Centre will give better bargains than can
/ be had elsewhere.
\. B. The demands Of Skinner X Foss, must
]. II. SKINNER.
Aug. %, 1858. SOMA
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NOTICE.

1 HEREBY give rotice that will meet titose
= who intend 70 teach school IN the town oi
Troy ne coming winter, At the Academy Hall 81
aorih Troy, o. Tuesday, koV. Zsd 81 o'eloek
a y. It's earnestly hoped that all the teachers
~io intend q teach IN Troy aiI BE- present. 81 h
= very essential that they should have certificates
before commencing their schools
ST. Il. yAREEY,
Town snpt.
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Highly Concentrated Conn.,.
r.. NJ. Extractor BaeS5
for DISEASES Fl he Bl.ll,S
Dr'l'sy' Weaknesses 0bs.,s,.
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Arising from ExcesSes j., II S'st
aud removing an lmnr,rs,,.' ~ ia}n,
t eliaaer' :, Kidneys, or Sexual e.
-, MALE OR FEa.. /
From whatever cause they ma. = /
And no matter how Inn. |
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n 70 eXertioB. H.,
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ease. WEAK ial su's Ss,, AeHo:s I Z. b.
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System, 0ten EaorJnosSs,. @ Of tie NJ
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tons oa,he Ill., .a ! aad Frap
Back, Bs, ~, fa.aiails
h{sads ,Freqas5,lr,' ''
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fore the Eyes. with Tsn NJ e
o. olghIi Want Of Attem-- S-zsaas
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ing Is more desirobis y o Saigy. NAV
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ma mn, ?, iaeassiFes; NJ ~, -,., ales
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IT, one question to a5-,ss'''a
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Loss OF POWER. FAcI Iysja T1.--sz
TIC FiIS-in one Of which H. !. % pa
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SANE ASYLUMNS. ana ne
oy CONSUMPTION bear ann
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tute-neither Mirth or GriefsT-
a sound Of the voice occur a..
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Debility IS most terrible NJ
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Groves, Stove Pipe, aud Hobby Ware e.
= sale a. the Commission Store. All ~.
d proaaes ard o54 ig0a taken Ia exchange. ~
- w. Il. RAND. kzent
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A GREAT variety Of Hosiery t,clud,no Kid
n Silk and Lille Cloves, for sale IN
II. W. NYE.
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WHOLESALE & REFILL STORE
IN
BARTON VILLAGE.
In NJ a n shields Building
adjoining The Barton HOtell
IS. S. Southworth & Co.,
Rave now on hand and offer fer sale at their
store il Barton Village, large assortment Of
W. | GOODS { GROCERIES.
Consisting in part as follows, viz:
IN Chests Of Young Hyson Tea extra flavor,
Oh Chests Young HysOn, Fine,
| Or Chests Extra obng,
0K00 lbs. Old Government Java Rio and St,
SOOO Domingo Coffee,
~ bbls. Sugar, various grades and qualities
05 Boxes oavsndisl Tobacco,
| Ok Boxes Do. KnickerbOcker, very superior
10 Boxes d. Sheep
900 Boxes ground Spices
% Boxes Pearl Starch
SO Boxes Cream Tartar
sO Boxes and Casks salsratus,
100 Whole and half 8oHs. Rai-n''
100 Boxes Extra aa' No ! Soap
10 2 Boxes T. u Elpes,
200 Reams Wrapping Paper
10 Pi''ess Rice
90 Casks Super c0'b soda'
S0 Dozen Brooms,
400 Kegs Nails, assorted Sizes
90 Dozen Cast Steel Sh0vsls'
/ an Barrels Burning Fluid,
d. Barrels Extra Winter, Lard and Whale
o. Barrels Molasses and Sirups,
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DHHLiP'S Spool Thread can be had at r. "
Il Aye's. # is nice article.
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COFFTNS.

Rez4y Made CoIas Of al kids and sizss. both
Plain and Fancy always o. hand, or can be nale
TO orier Il short nogice.
IL S. SoUTHwoRrH & Co.
Barton. Fs5rusrv, 1859. -,g
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DE NTIS RY

4 NEW style Of English Lasting Caters, with
n Tut tip, for sale by
L. w. NYE.
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X 10 Boots With heels fgraale ~
- z. W. gYE.
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v v
One Hundred Dollars viii Be egi5 ts,-vrl
iclan who can prove that tie Nsirrs al
Jured a Patient; and the tesfiroG g
can be produced toprove ths.n 5asrs, r
Cases from one week to thirteen Yea, ID,
have been effected. The mss gFaLCgT4
testimony in possesa Of .is frre
youcning its virtues and curative qqvgr, d !
meuse, embracing names wsa kaQvgD
SCIENCE AND FAME.
I . . @ GO EurTIIs HAVE a>a-.
iiuE "a single instance ola failure has t7s. re
Personally apH Feared before me, SO l-
1T the City Of Philadelphia. 4. 7. HAg
Chemist. who beng duly sworn a1zsr 81
aeTararion contains no Narcotic, E
injurious Drug. but are Purely Ya.a
H. I HELNb0LD, Sole N.as IN
Sworn and Subscribed before ne as.
Of November, 1854.
WI. P. HIBBARD E-z
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mEMr al B. PHYSICAL DIGoaIl
The Taste Restorative lf''1

a AAN = GAghL @N~7N ~ 4
Are designed 10 c0unieact if-s
epces ana have proved c0mpfis.i
4 multitude Of cases, and wasiF'.
harmless IN themselves they eAs
effect upon The entire SYSTEM, i
wb;ch has become vitlated Of - n
indulgence, completely remo''ls
and accompanying ticking
Throat-whicb are always e'l
staining from the ase of io'a.1
1 healthy tone 10 the Stomach
Person Who are ireiris.a1
their constitutions ant fheF'sa d
slontd use these Trocbe. inia 1..t ~
offhe injurious and unPea'aa'
CbeHng ,.-ses are o.. y
convenient aud portable a9rin . .ar
b Cents per Box 4 Ii5sfl
trade. ..-ss..esl
PREPARED solely BY the w.
eli order, should be- sd1fe..s1 ,.seaE
JANIS y. B0WEs, D, ~
l2yI Cor % ana ~
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Price 81 per Bottle, or Siz for s. LsE1
Gag Adartss
Accompanied by reliableant ragr
tifcates from Professors Of Medal "a.
Clergymen and others.
Prepared and sold by h. T.HELN3.l
Practical qad 4sa.as
No. q South Tenth ST.. below Cls.'ll-s
bly, Buildings, Pha.
e Tube had Of C0LLL}Sg PlIRlL5
peLier, n, General Whoiesas 4ysa1 g. /
Druggists and Dealers Aasass' IL "
iStafes. lnandrs and Bril- Paaaa
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Another form Of this Graded School
Is 2 division Of the scholars IN one district
according TO their attainmsuts, forming
tEo schools where there Is now but one.
This form would be practicable and high
" useful whore the district was large and
the scholars Numerous; IN fact, every
school Of forty or ffty scholars ought to
be thus divided There Is abundance Of
labor in such a school for two teachers
much more than one can DO thorough
y.
The rank which these High Schools
would occupy would vary with the Eber-
atty and energy with which they we're
sustained Many would fall far short Of
what the Academy should Be, or even
now IS Others would Be- fully able to
fit boys tor college, or graduate them into
the world viii good business education.
The existing Academies should enter
into the system, as they could without
changing their standing, except, perhaps
for the better
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-28
DEPARTURES

Oct Ia-Am clipper ship Mary Robinson, Harding, for Jarvis
Island
lo-wh shfp Caroline, Clifford, for New Zealand.
o0-Fr ship MI, Grzndsaigne, TO cruise.
sI-sch KasnoL from Lahaina-
21-Sch Kalama. Waters, for Hio.
s2-sch Excel, Antonio, for Kauai.
5-U. 8 steam-hdgzfe Merrirnac, Long, for Acapulco.
2l-Am ship Metacom, Kinds, for New Zealand
GAM VII ship James Nauy, Curry, for New Zealand and
home. Ht
s5sh-Q Gate Mani Hikinal Owens, for Christmas
Island
ae-Am bark Sarah sbeaG Lopez, for \. z and home
s1-Schooueu Maria, Molteuo, fr ports on Maui; Kamoi,
Chadwick, for LAhaina May, Berrin, for Hawai-
hae Keoni Ana, for Kauzi Kinocie, Tor Kona-
Z7-Am bark Fanny Major, Patty, for San Francisco
TAN hark Young Greek, Tayior, for San Francisco.
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ARRIVALS.

oct 2o-Angio Saxon, ManteT, Is days from San Francisco.
22-Bark Pauline, steen, from Arctic, $50 wh. 5000 bone,
23-Bark HerunIesb Athearn, from Arctic, 100 w. iSSV'
2s-ship Milo, sowie, from Arctic, 100 VII. 1900 bone:
2S-Ship Helen Snow, Nye, from Ochotsk, $50 VII, ooOo On.
X-Heien Mar, Worth, from Arctic, $50 VII, II 600 bone.
Z-Wm. Roch. Ellison, FIN Arctic, IS sps 20 wh, 49, on,
x3-1hree brotlasrs, Cleveland, I'm Ochotsk, 1000 Wn, ii'oov
25-Prulen1 Hamilton, from japan and Ochotsk, ssp, 100
& WI. 1000 bone.
a5-ThoasS Nye. holy, from Ochotsk, $50 wh, oOOO Done.
e5-Manche, Lemerci@, from Arctic, 100 VII, 1000 bone.
25-Bark United States, Woodward, from Japan, O0s p'
25-Hnlman, Little, from Ochotsk, $50 VII, 5000 bone
25-Ohio, Barrett, from Ochotsk, 400 VII, 500 bone.
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notice. which could hardly have been issued w''n,
out some understanding between the agent anu
the Hawaiian government authorities, puts q new
face ON this flibustering e~mbroglio of our War
Department, and we wait to see what postum -
to be assumed by cur gallant Secretary on 9 at.
We understand that the clipper ship Gda'stes
cleared from San Francisco on tho l2tns insehn''
to load at Kalama or johnson Island, on account
Of the above company. and under the I prosec-
t;on. ;, we suppose. of the Hawaiian government.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. L.
ARRIVALS.

For fun reports Of HAoieshfps, zee list on 4h Pd9e-l
Oct 21-Am VII ship Sheffield, Green, from Ochotsk, 500 VIII,
10000 hone, season.
22-Am wh sh Brutas, Henry. FIN ochot.k, 100 VIII, 20 200
bone, season.
22-Am bark Frances Herrietts, Drew, from ochotsk, 17co
VII, 5000 bone, season..
22-Sch Kamehameha ", from Kohala-
c2-Am VIII ship Josephine, Allen, from Ochotsk, 100 VIII,
1900 bone, season
Gam VII ship Z y. Mason, Smith, from Arctic, 1000 VIII,
1900 bone, season.
GAM VII ship Trident, Taber, from the Arctic, 100 VII,
5000 bone. season
Sc-Am.uh ship Scotland, Weeks, from Ochotsk, 900 VIII,
1900 bone, season.
2EAmw VIII ship Jireh Perry. Cannon, from Ochotsk, 700
VII, 10000 bone, season
2{-Sch Maria, Motero, from Lahaina.
2{-sch MARY, BerrilL, from kaxaihae.
24-Am VII bark Kingfsher, Palmer, from Ochotsk, 90 sp,
1850 VII, season.
e6-Am clipper ship Europa, Robertson IL days from San
Francisco sailed same day for Shanghai.
8-Sch Kamoi, Chadwick, from Maui.
26-Sch Kinool- from Kona, Hawaii.
a6-Sch Keoni Ana, Rikeke, from Kauai
76-Sch Manuokaxai, from Hio.
e6-Am Oh ship Emily Morgan, Chase, I'm Japan, 200 sp-
37-Am VII ship Nassau, Murdoch, I'm Arctic, 500 VIII, 1900
- 2 q HMHrEaH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-28
INrER-IsLAND TRADE.

From KAuAI-per Keoni Ana, Oct 1911 empty barrels, Z CO
dry goods, 100 n boards, II OK Jokes, Z horses, 10 deck passen-
gers
From KAcA-per Keoni Ana, Oct 2o3 bris sugar, 2 bndis
tobacco, 8 bags fungus, ! bag wool, 10 bunches bananas, 1000
oranges, 100 brls beef 2 do p0rk, 2 cords 1rewood, 4 hogs, I dz
chickens, 40 deck passengers.
From MAur-per Maria, Del 24-22 cords 6rewood, 100 pump
kins,t 200 waterme}ons, 20 barrels sweet potatoes, lot sugarcane,
bananas and b~readfruh, 8 bis fish, q deck passengers.
Prom KAwAuAE-per Mary, Oct 2o-l5 bunocks, 40 sheep,
100 brs beef, 20 hides, s brh potatoes.
From LAHAISA-per Kamci, Oct 96-3obris moiasses, 81 kegs
sugar, Is brls potatoes.
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EXPORTS.

For SAN FRAScIsco-per Fanny Major, Oct 27-1 case mdse,
967 bags salt, l box specie, 25 brls pork, 10000 lines, 80 bales
fungus, 149 kegs sugar, 10 bxs coral.
For sAs RRAScIscc-3 cs mdse, 1850 bags salt, 2,4s2 lbs puIu,
IL casks molasses-
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PAssENcERs

For sax FRAscrsco-per Fanny Major, Oct 27-Mn Nichols,
Mrs Paterson, 4 P ~Stoldard, Jas Tobin, o Y Gehricke, wife and
4 children, D Rodrick, Joseph Thomas.
For sAx FRAxc1sco-per Young Greek, Oct - NJ Goddard,
Mr. Enos, Capt Norel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-28
vEsELs In PoRT-ocroBER 81.


Am cifpper a Golden EaSie, Harding, up far n. Bedford
An cfppsr ship = ,. wiIlets, Holmes, up for New London-
An euoper ship skyizrk, Ho1ansbee, mp for Nev Bedford.
An eappeg dip Wet Wind, Bsxta, up for New Bedtosd-
Danish merchants hark Ca0dace, schau, up for Bremen.
DO bg 1e1toniab Bun1ng-
Haw bTg Advances, BngIsh-
Am ship Mountain Wsye, Hardy.
= tark Pogeenn. Mc6owenL
usw bs9 HmDa. Dennetf-
An ship Harriet Z yessie, Gray.
Am baFk AkUnd9, Dush-
An bark Fankee, emish-
An nip Bend HoEs., etssm An hip 0e6eh, Green
An ship " HmpNA, Chnds Am snip Addison, Lawrence
An nip Japan, DmAn An ship Gov. 1roup, Milton
An shp Wn- c. Nye, eouJe Am shap Nassau, Murdock
An sAip Bn- 1uek9, Barber Am Blk Frances Palmer, Green
An ship 3atesec, Chester Am bafk Mercury, Hayden
An shfp DF1QnD, Jacksou Am bk South America, Walker
A n1p Du1us, Henry Am bk Mary Z susan, Stewart
A sAIo IranL Hsnr5etfA. Drew Am bsrk Kingdsher, Palmer
An ship JosepAine, Alien Am biz Metropolis, Comsock
A - 1ff1eB, 6Abe1 Am brig Agate, Lavton-
An diD GDpennh, weeks Haw big Victoria, Fish
A 40 = ]. Macon, 9mifh Hsw sch Pdel, Danelsberg
An chip yIreh Reny, Cannon Haw brig waAiua, Las
An ssp Enay Nuy.a, ChAs Hsw brig Oahs, Hehlbe
TuzAf-lS meehanemen and % vhaier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-28
BIRTHS.

July q, on board ship SAsGeld, in Ochosk Sea, the lady
Capt II. :. Green, Of . daughter.
In Honolulu, on Friday, Oct. "a, Mn. Henry NJ. Whitney,
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Aug ga, in &. W.. Bay, killed by . whale. Jozx eaAcro
bostsf.errr ofbsrk Kingfsher.
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Ne0sEsDAr EyEsirG, OCT. q. 1855.


We have before alluded to the importaDee Of the Jarvis Island
Gusno trade 10 the port Of Honolulu, which must become te
bad quarters for the ehareins Of ships 10 load at that H.
land Although San Francisco possesses some advantages Tor
ehaxteins, yet the fact that every vessel bound to China
% India can touch At this port without causing much detention,
and that such vessels do frequently % touch here seeking
freight readers f Unnecessary 10 have an agency tn sAn Fran
cisco. Il you'd seem more sdvanfsseors to the interests ne
company ss Il win he TO the interests OF che port, to have one
general agency here In Honolulu, for here only can be procured
TIE Aboress needed. while pro.isious, water, implements and In
1Act everything required in the successful carrying on Of the
Euano trade at that ISLAND are here In abundance
The clipper ship Mary Robinson, chartered at this port, sail
Cd on Thursasy last for Jarvis Island, making the Gurth cargo
bound hone. She wiz probably iraye the Island By the end OF
Nosember.
sous 5000 tous Of guano, from Javis Is,znds are nov, or soon
vl Be, on the way to Eastern ports, - wiz be seen By the fol-
loving ahipments. Ioxs-
sepe l. ship White Swallow, ...-------....1-2o
Ship Flying Eagle
So-fying
Oct - Mary Robinson,
Besides the above, there are here.....-.--. 200
Due by josephine Nov. 1S,-..--.------.- 300
ship Reynsrd, (under charerl, win take ..---l-ao-l,so
- -
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LARGE SALES AT AucrIoN.-We would call atten-
ton to the extensive cargo sale advertised to take
plAce to-day, ex bark Hdr6urg. by ]. F. .Colburn, at
the warehouse of J.. J. Caranave; and the sale Of
merchandise ex late arrivals. at the store Of B. ".
Field, by A. r. Everett, Tomorrow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-10-28

PoNY.-The Harriet & Jessie brought q fine pony
from Talcahuano, which has been purchased by Capt.
The animal is a dark grey. and very
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In Honolulu, Oct n, At the Cathosic Church, by the Right Rev
Bishop Mzigref, Ma EDWARD RolLEs, . natire of Hamburg, te
Mss NARY PLuxKKrT, . native Of Ireland.
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a Chas. W. Brooks, ESQ.,, of San Francisco, will
lease accept our thanks for fayors per Europa.