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TELEGRAPHs PROPOSED.

cables laid down is increased to 1854 and
the length of conducting wires to 1915 miles.
TEI.EGRAPHs PROPOSED.
A variety of schemes have been suggested
for connecting Great Britain by telegraph
with her Indian empire. We shall briefly no.
tice two of them which appears to us to offer
the greatest probabilities of realization.
The point of departure of both these lines
is Alexandria, and the joint terminus in Kur-
rachee, where they will connect with the In
dian telegraphs. One line passes under wa
ter to Jaffa and Selencia, and then overland
to Messopotamia, to Bussora. and then sub
marine down the Persian Gulf to Kurrachee.
The other is overland to Egypt, then submar-
inc down the Red Sea to Alden, and, running
parallel to the south coast of Arabia. termin-
ates at Kurachee. The advantage in favor
of the Euphrates valley route, is, that it shor-
tens the distance from England to India by
about 800 miles. Against this is urged that
line will have TO pass through a thousand
miles of country inhabited by the Bedouins
and therefore requiring a body of at least
fifteen thousand cavalry for its protection.
This objection does not apply TO the route
by the Red Sea. which besides has the add
vantage of existing concessions. The Eu-
pirates Company, though Incorporated, has
as yet received no grant.
A plan for connecting the West India
Islands with Europe by telegraph, via the
United States, has met with favor in infiuen-
tial quarters. 1t is proposed to extend the
telegraph to Savannah, and from thence to
Bahamas. or from New Orleans to the south
eastern point of the United States and from
thence across the Straits of Florida to Cuba.
From Cuba succession of short submarine
CABLES could be laid down to reach Guiana
and Trinidad by way of st. Thomas and in
GLIDING the whole of the Antilles. From ia
maica To Colon the distanceis only 700 miles
as the latter place could be reached from ST.
Thomas by land and sea telcgraphs along the
Spanish main. From Colon the wires could
be carried across the Panama Railroad to the
western terminus of that line. from which thy
could be extended TO the numerous wealthy
towns on the new Granadan, EquadUrian
Peruvian, Bolivian and Chilian coasts from
Buenaventura to Valparaiso. This line with
the proposed Pacific line through the United
States to the Pacific, would place Europe in
immediate communication with the gold mines
of California. the silver mines of Peru and
the pearl fisheries of Panama. From Havana
across the Mexican Gulf, the city of Mexico
itself could be easily reached by the tele-
graph wires.
A project IS spoken of to connect the In
dian tines l% ryay of Penang, Singapore,
Batavia ana SY,PPng Georges Sonnd with the
Australian &C . ,ies ofGreat Britain. The mind
loses itself in the contemplation of such mag
niticent schemes.
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Circuit Court at Nashville.
JULY RULES, 1883.
Lucinda Sanders,

! Bill for Divorce.
Thomas Sanders,
TT appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
ter, from the allegations Of the bin filed this
cause, that the defendant THOMAS SANDERS, is a non
resident Of the State OF Tennessee that the ordi
nary process Of law cannot be served ON hun; IL Is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Patriot newspaper published Ia the city. Of Nash
Vile, for thirty successive days requiring the said de-
feniant 10 appear at the Of the Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, TO be held IN the city 81 Nash
vile, the Second Monday in September next, then
and there 10 plead answer demur Ia compainant's
bill, the VIII be taken pro oonfesso and set
down for hearing ex parte.
DAVID c. LOVE,
iy3o-w4t Clerk and Master.
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4 Country Home for SaIet

E'uuKIEEN and one half acres Of choice Land ca,
Il be purchased on very reasonable terms II is
''"'euieh' 70 the market as a vegetable garden
Apply 70
hlay-Z. rAA w. L RnYn
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For Rent.

T'HE desirable residence, No II South Spruce
l. lease can be had, 10 a good tenant. Also, some
new furniture at its worth. Apply at this Office
ROBERT GIBSON,
augl1-u On the premises.
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Nashville and Memphis United
States Mail Line.

FIr8E Ore low water steamer a 9Tn
Il Ella, JSo- : DAsaIHtI uxrCs-<sr,H7
Master. VIII leave thls city every
AoNnAl and FRIDAY, AZ l. O'Clock ", carry inc
the tisited states Mai "a and from Msgnrhis
lnr ~ - icah WITH regular fa~srneer and mail
en- Ger In sviile Lotiis and Memphis For freight
or p.s-.. ezpiay On board or 10
lys-1 A. HAMILTON. Agent
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FOR rem

I"h me balance OF the year, RooM ON Cherry
street, suitable for an office or sleeping room
Nppy !" ALEX. rFLISSFR
Si'-u No. North College street
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Circuit Court at Nashville,

nvira Am Davidson
William III. Dayt1snn.
II ap,~aF1nza the satisfaction u the Clerk aud Mas
sT from the sllesssions n<ie bin flied Ia this
that the defen st William H. Davidson. resi-
dent q The 90 Tennessee thai The ordinary
process q lzM eannsf he served haai therei0re
ordered that publication be made IN the Patriot q
sEaper pabzted in the city 81 NASHVILLE for thirty
successive das ), requiring the sid defendants a. as
Er al The term Of the Crcni Court " Ihsissnn
county % hrid The city q Nashville on-the 2ed
Monday eEt Der III tea ana lheEe Ia paAi snsssF
90 demur 30 ro.apiasnant's hi ar ss vii be a.
kea pro ooafesao 4ssd down for bearing 81 psEt,
bAvTDN LOVE a
iysT-fn Clerk and Master
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Salmon Trout.

S0 BBIS SALMON TROUT; leo half bbis saln-
cO GA Trout, 1ust received, direct frum Lake su-
pcrior, caught within the last ninety days for sale by
1y2i-f CARTER, MCKAY 4 CO.
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Total length of submarine cable $50 miles.

Total length of submarine cable $50 miles.
The total length of submarine cables laid
down is $50 miles, and the length of the con-
Quoting wires in all is 1880 miles The at
tempt TO lay the great Atlantic submarine
cable being now successful, the length OF
cables laid down is increased to 1854 and
the length of conducting wires to 4 ,075 miles.
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AN Offering for sale that beautiful House and Lot
- On Nherry street, adjoining the '.Uron Ruldinrs y
luoN IN course OF erection fronting so feet and IN,
hIg BACK Isl feet This Is the most desirable rrer
cry " the CITY FOR sale Also two store Hons,s o,
Market street near Spring ST. Appiy ~
WILL. T. BOYD.
0I-u No. 90 Cherry street
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RARE CHANCE.
Extra Chance

4 hASE a No. Blacksmith. 20 years old, and ~
good character for sale Also. several otber III
10 :, men WILL L. BOYD, JK.
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for Sale-Go Rent.
FOR S ALE

$4,000 Worth of Most Talaablr Real ESTATE.
II WILL sch nn the most reasonable terms sor,s Of
\ the most desirable city property ever offered Ia
Is market living Cherry Gear Market ans Snr,re
Sts suitable for business houses or private dwellings,
iir"lnse b. exchange the above for likely Negroes "a
the best cash prices.
maylh-u WILL. 7. BOYD liz
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To Exchange or Sale.

A LIKELY Negro Woman, IS years old, and her
II five children: the oldest boy H. the next girl
10 and so on down to an infant, will be sold
changed for other Negroes 10 some living in The
country, and that wants them for their use and
not for speculation. Apply 10
augll-u WILL. l.. BOYD.
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FINE FARM For SME,,

WISH Ia sell OF the pretfiest and mos, sssr,
II Ole places that has been offered for sale II com
at' svu aci ee or siav ia5,i "a isi, ,
Also, one containing 70 Acres, well watered and tin,
may15-tf VIII po,,Y =,
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NEGROES for safe
FOR RENT.

1HAT Elegant STORE-U0USF. No. Il cast side
Il Public Square, formerly occuped bv Ivons A.
TO- Possession given immediately Apnly NJ
Jyl5 RRANSFORp McNHIRTFR. A 20
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h,mercial Advertiser.
'C.ur,.hip ard Masrims.y.

IC.urfship and Matfim0ny.
CorRTsHP.
.,s.rtb , II thou wilt hear my VOW,
1, ,bv feet 1 swear to love thee ever.
,bis kiss upon thy radiant brow,
. s.c,ion which no time shall sever;
xbch e,er shall burn as bright now,
1 L.x,;,eui.hed-never, dearest-neveri
:, ,ha, naughty, fiuttering heart resign.
stmv own sweet Kate wilt thou be mine!
ali have pearls to deck thy raven hair
1 sh.i, have all this world Of ours can bringi
. will live in solitude, nor care
k,rb, save each other. We will ding
IN .orrow-Eien shall be there:
ho, shalt be my queen, and thy king,
and stiIl reluctantf Sweetheart, say,
bali xe uonarchs be! and when the dayf
xATRIxoSY.
Mr. Pringle, once for all, say,
no. such extravagance allow!
on bills, and larger every day,
Oh TO drive a man to drink, VOW
gloves, frippery, and trash-nay. stay,
Mrs. PrngIe, will not gull me now.
won't allow ten pounds a week;
! afford IL madam-do not speak
nr xou. thought 1 had treasure;
myself most miserabiy mistaken.
! at ten, then spend the day in pleasure;
"a. nv confidence Is slightly shaken
kat'. that uproar! This, madam, Is my leisure;
eu. noise the slumbering dead to waken,
etirerent, and fnd-a riot;
n these children, but I'll make them quiet.
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LAWRENCE & HOUSEWORTl
STENCIL PLATES.

UNOR MARKING BOXES. BAGS, &c. CUT
II to Order at the lowest rates, by BUkkE CO, lob
per- marking clothes, books etc., with ndelble ink
B-Orders left with the publisher Of this paper, VIII q
way he promptly executed iOz-u
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HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, DECEMBER 2, 1858
Storts, 9mtIIings, 6f.. to gft.

FOR SALE OR TO LET,
ATHAT LARGE AND COMMODI.
"a Gus DWELLING HOUSE on Kukui street, now
- occupied by the undersigned
houses in Honolulu, and contains
Dining Room, IA by 22 feet.
Five Sleeping Rooms.
Dressing Room, Pantry, Store Room,
Bath Room, rvants Room,
Carriage House,
And supplied With water from the Government Pipes.
The Lot frontage with depth of feet
contains variety of Shade and Ornamental Trees.
For particulars, @ etc, apply to Az EVERETT
TO LET. ~
ID street opposite Merchant consisting of TWO
- STORES, with fixtures, etc. Applyto v,
TO LET. -
@ Road makai adjoining the residence
of Dr. Hoffman, at present occupied by Mr. smihies
12e-4t W. H. PEAsE
TO LET.
.. fces in the FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING Of
.e:14 Kaahumanu and Queen streets viz:
The third floor, the Office Of Messrs A. F. Poor
The office the second directly over the Savings Bank
barrels
TO LET.
1.-TWO NEW, NEAT. wELI-FINISHED
~ Cottages outbuidings complete the Methodist
- Episcopal Church Apply to w.rrpuo,sr
TO LET,
VUlHE COTTAGE AND PREMISES IN LA.
j HAMA, recently occupied by DIR. White. The building
by feet verandahs in front and and pantry
servants house. house, house. and other oubudngs
vines in full
bearing. : Apply to j.. t. WAREHOUSE, Honolulu,
lOO-f Or to H. DICKINSON, Lahana.
TO LET
n
F:.: ROOMS, in the brick building Of Queen and
I'LL Kaahumanu streets, generally known as the Makee
Author building viz:
The oor present occupied by Dan G. Waterman,
Esq.
The third floor over Messrs Alirch Bishop,
storage
The Office the second floor, Qaey occupied by J. Makee,
Esq.)
above building capable Of storage for 1880
barrels. Apply to
65-f CHAs. BREWER, I'd.
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THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
rrIxyE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared to repair or
manufacture kinds of machinery, mill gearing wind
lass gearing ship forgings and smith work.
Cart boxes forge backs anvis &C. on hand ana made 70
ORDER
Iron and and quality Of smiths coal for sale
Az one excellent small sized sugar with copper train
complete adapted either horse or water power. ..rox
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n. G.. GRAHAM,
COOPER AND EAUGER.

vv,yYu OvERSIGNED having recently puschased IL
Coapersee formerly occspssd By O. H. Dusr, eonfs q
Omen ana Tor prepared 70 execus with dspsa
IN odery that he may Be vossd with y Ne aness nso pee
or n hs OId stand. opposite Re "Royai Heeel"
ship Agents and Nssters rpscui0 inveeo - - -
Tubs, kc- - =. a.. - -.
BIZ te4DD. f>11 a. SS-0
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HONOLULU
AMBROTYPE & DAGUERREAN GALLERY

DACUERREOTYPE AN b r 0TYR PES
Dana pHOT0CRA PHs TIL. w. FROEBE.
10s1 Successor of H Stangenwald,
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gtal Gstatf for Sale.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale!

- THE RESIDENCE OF r.. ". SPEI.~
f. DEN, situated the Waikiki Road, two miles out =
lw of Honolulu. The premises contain about FOUR -
ACRES fenced Land Dwelling House. and all other
cessary There also variety Of fruit
Peaches Apples Cherry Apricot Nectarne Mulberry Mango
Ounce variety of native fruit Cocoanus etc There
ponds the premises containing about 1000 fish, OF
which one The ponds supplied by
failing of mountain water The land all in good
cultivation with Shade Trees Of description
adapted to desous of purchasing would
do wen to call and examine these premises.
Terms easy. Title fee simple
For particulars, inquire OF X. V. SPElDEN,
...sfl On the premises
Or A. ]. CARTWRIGHT,
r1Atf Honolulu.
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TO LET,
~ WITH POSSESSION FROM THE 1st
Eli proximo-MILE END COTTAGE the resi-
G. H. The house contains parior sitting
room three bed dining cook house. bath house,
carriage house. stable house, convenience for
family Water from the government pipes carried to every part
of the house.
Aso-About excellent grazing land with
failing stream Of water running through the same.
II7-o Apply TO G. II. LUCE
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LAND FOR SALE OR LEASE.
THE FOWLER FARM situated in Pa
H Valley enclosed and containing fory-seven acres
- Terms low. Inquire Of
u...,,,, A,-u 1877 Att
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8usinss GarOs.

CHAs. BREWER, I'd,
Agent for the BREWER PLANrATION. Honolulu. lle-u
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP

vuyHE COPARrNERsHIP HERETOFonE
i exstine under the name style Of EDWARDo WAL
TON Il this day dissolved having expired BY limitation The
Affairs late firm win be MQudsted BY A. = kDwAkps.
Who win continue the Wholesn1e L1Q0Or BastDeses
TTnv ANN 4 Co A. 3 gDWARD0.
n @ WALTON.
The undersigned respectfully call your attention 70 they f
and varied stock cf Wlnes and L5Quers which has neey
been revenished by arrivals from Europe sud the ke
en States and which afforded ~ lowest market pse
Ban Francisco, April So 1885, :. -
l00-6m A. y EDHAbDs = w.
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TO LET,

1.-THE CRENIER PREMISES, ON NUC.
.8 street opposite Merchant consisting of TWO
I'll STORES, with fixtures, etc. Apply to
l26-H A. p. EVERETT.
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fortiqu GmSs.

London,
.,.;s.s,c ssss.sSss-tA'- -A'''' }o.r..ns.
P fxsunn IhaAsr, under ops1 ppeic1es n - ogW.
q oGcss In Nsv Tesks Atianf1p Co
Mutual Insurance Co.; Union Muna Insasancs Cot Pa
and tzansact general nankins bnd
r 6AI0Hk
lO2-am =. ". CHURCH.
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Ship Chandler General Merchandise, and Commission
Merchant Honolulu Oahu, l. keeps constantly on hand
of description OF goods re-
quired by whaleships aud others.
Shipping kinds groceries, provisions &C.
notice. the very lowest market prices
u Money for whalers bills at the lowest rates
- - 53-tf
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TO LET. -
"A THE COTTAGE ON THE EASTERLY
@ Nuuanu Road makai adjoining the residence
of DR.. Hoffman, at present occupied by Mr. smihies
l26-4t W. II. PEASE.
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d y. POPE
ID. G. WATERMAN & CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Of the Whaling Fleet by
furnishing OF funds purchase and sale Of OH
Merchandise and the OF Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs. ISAAC HowLASD JR-, 4 Co., New Bedford
". g. Z PuPg, ESQ, do.
MORGAN. Stone Co., San Francisco
McRrER MERRILL, do II-u
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for the Sugar OF Ako at Papakoa and Two
a. Puo Ho; Importers Wholesale aud Retail Deal
er in China Goods hand for sae at their esao
ueuts on King street. Honolulu, and at Lahaina, Maui
Sugar Moiasses, Syrup Tea, Coffee and a large and
vgried assortment general merchandise
Honolulu August II, 1857. os-ly
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CHARLES w. VINCENT,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. The UNDERSIGNED would in
form his friends and the public that he has taken AM
6tted up the premises Fort street. opposite Brewe
aa,. Store as CARPENTER SHOP, and would solicit tha
PATRONAGE heretofore literally bestowed All orders
The various Of Building, Pians specifications an
Contracts attended TO with promptnees and dispatch
CHARLES W. VINCENT,
B-pOORs, WINDOW SASH. and all other articles per
tainnr to house buding hand and for SALE
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
r1KOM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
n T rIIE WEST. SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BALr-
MUNg AND ONO RAl ROAD r-

svmmer arruagastsa saA greatly tmpyovd schedules
,hrugb opnecpg trains daily (cxccpt Sunday
from wsshingtou for she West, s foliows
lat The CINCINNATI ExPsE8 MAIL starts At 5lS, a. al
iny time breakfast Relay Housc Warrington
ticn brforc proceeding This passes Grafton 40
~ m and connects BeDwood, the Ohio river, at H. with
central Columbus Cincinnati and Intermediate points
M The GREAT CN(yNAu and ST. LOUIS EXPRESS connection
leaves washington ncddlng Sunday at $50 reaching Gin
nnst, AT M dny connecting directly with Express
T. for LOUISVILLE the Southwest and for g. Louis Kan
as etc from Washington To Cincinnati Duly 70 hours and TO
y "a asa rSsISNxTI, DAYTON, INDIANAPOLIS CAIRO ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO and NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS leaves (excep Saturday
and sunday So connecting Washington junction q Bal
ore leaving Baltimore TO- On sunday night tho connex
ion With this train the $40 train rom Washington
TO view Of tho road In daylight take Ire
SIS a. n, o. 80 m, train from Washington.
For all stations the Virginia road
take For all points on the Marietta Railroad aks
thc 49, ta -
Tho western from Washington and Baltimore BY all
t Trains the Direct and
bic hat offered The travelling public and i'm
proycncn advantage that tho Of the Baltimore and
uedcr s Through tickets ad hagkaSs checks al
qusrtor every other possible cy will be found upon this
route. .
Way passengers Or the baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road win avo wsAnstou follows For all points between Wash
ipxton Junction the l6 train For all sta
ous Piedmont and Wheeting take the 630 train To
connect with the Frederick train 80 p train.
Fo tickets kinds baggage checks and further Information
apply 70 The. =. rAlcONs, Agent,
W. r. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
NanH & L. NJ COLE,
tr General Ticket Agent.
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EVENING IN EARLY SPRING.

[From Chambers Journal.J
The west Is crimsoncd, and tho evening falls,
The lamp Of night Is lighting up aoft;
Unto his mato afar tho partridge calls,
The blue wrcn's tinkle ceases In tine croft
Upon the waving poplar's topmost spray,
HIS mellow notO the thrush Is piping firth,
Singing his farewell to the dying day,
Whilo pale stars peep out In the dusky north.
Over the land tho sunny south wind blows,
The springs nrst wrcstls with the winters cold
And Nature, fushed with genial triumph glows,
On sparkling fount and cloudlst tipped with gold.
The morn was balmy and tho noontde bright,
And happy children strayed to gather flowers
Seeking the slopes with cclandines adight,
Whcreon, In March winds, daisies mako their bowers
The father lcd bis children forth to-day,
To scented vi0lets, clustered white and blue,
To watch tho young lambs bounding In their play
rerchance to hear the merry sweet cuckoo.
The twilight closes DER the bAlmy eve, M a4tt
The bat is fitting in tho quiet air, 8s
The wren his last song on the fence doth weave,
Aud the shy rabbit leaves his sandy lair
Bithe lovers wander happy, arm In arm,
Moved by tho magic Of tho wisching time,
Thus testing erc life's tolls begin, a balm
To memory precious In their after prime.
The 1eld and grove and music Of the bird,
The humming insect and the budding h0ugh,
WiIdlng and tame, the sounds In still night heard,
h. And the shsill whistle q the wild winds soach.
All sing Gods praise. ThAs musins home we go,
Graceful for nature, pleased that as we plod
While native music fails from thsee, We know
We, too, mny raise a grateful song 70 God.
J. HAWKINS.
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0FneT SSlxxrARY SuxAn
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Thufssy the ls July next fe rnshng aud delivering
the vaults Of the Capitol ho day
next hundred tons ( 40 lbs Of anthracite whlo
COAL In Jumps MOI loss an three than inches
and entirely FREQ Of stntc other
Ako r oas hundred aud my cords 0 best hickory wood
measured at tho the she
two eces and properly packed away tho vaa
uiJect 70 the inspection u the a the
Security for The bfu Performance The fnshpg
the above arclss the sa of tho scrcsyOf The
will be required. 4rfat t.8ss rF4 50 ft's,-f fih
Proposals separate and should
Wood and Ffosa for Coal and directed To the Secretary
the Henalc." Ir'+ eaH1Nt ~
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