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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-01-07

HONOLULU RIFLES, ATTENTION
THE MEMBERS of the corps are hereby noti-
81 fed to meet at the Armory on WEDNESDAY EVENING
- of each week, at half past I O'Clock, for company drill.
The members of Squad No. 1 are also notified to appear
lUy at the Annory of the corps on TUESDAY EVENING OF
tB each week, at half pas. Z O'Clock. Per order,
- X. COADY, Captain.
T. L. JONES, Orderly Sergeant. soft
WANTED,
A FEW Copies OF INTRODUCTION TO
"A ARITHMETIC. A fair price paid
by ii. NJ. WHITNEY.
n. B.-Those with answers preferred. SO-lt
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auftirlls.
ny a. r. EVERETT.

BY "A. r. EVEWEIx
Large Sale at Auction!
This DAY,
THURSDAY, JAN'Y lat 10 O'Cleeks =. Mss
At salesroom, win be cold. by order o. the Chief Justice oeshs
Supreme Court, . part Of the stock Of BOLLE6 = Gu DenA'
rupt, consisting Of . large and varied assortment q
Dry Goods, Groceries,
CIothlur. Hardware.
Crockeu Wase, Brushes
Tin Ware, Pstnf1,
Shin Chandlesy, Ffsh in bbb-
Pof. Beef,
Mails, Tar.
Pitch. and . great variety Of sundrtes.
Valuable Real Estate.
ON sATURDAY,JAN. sO,AT ~ O'slsshs Ne.
WIN be sold those valuable prenleee ner u oeos
King street. belonging to Mr.. THOMAS fH3uA Upoas ne
premises b . large Frame House, q stories, 9oxD eer eeiM N
1854, containing II rooms, with the necessary oufhooses ANN
nrst rate order.
Immediately amer hesale Of the above wiz be eosd ~ sCh-
NrTURE Of the house.
Title fee simple.
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H. HACKFELD & CO.,
OFFER FOR aJenny Ford" and o1h9b
&C, 900 scantIing, aka, 10000 scantling, 3x0,
10000 scantling, ax3, 1000 scantling, 4x4
1000 scantling, Axe, 1000 scantlng, 6xS,
1000 scantiing, 6x6, 1900 scantlng, 2x3,
$4,000 scantling, 2x4, $4,000 scantling 2xd
1000 plank, Sx8 1000 plank, Sxos
10000 plank, 3xl0,
Pickets. Shingles.
Windows, 10, Wind0us, ex1Al
TIT Masss and SPars, ala s1ses.
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General Sale.
Furniture Sale.

saturday, JAN. 16, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ,
At the residence Of J. H. WOOD Esq, in Nuuanu Valley, the
Entire Household Furniture.
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TIME UNDERSIGNED. being about to leave this
Il kingdom for a few months, has appointed Thomas W.
Everett, Esq, as his Agent, by special Power of Attorney and
all persons are hereby forbidden to trust any other one in my
name, either man, woman or child.
p. ii. TREhDWAY.
Lahaina, Dec 8, 1857. 771yA
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AssIGNEE,S NOTICE.

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE..
TAKE NOTICE, that by virtue of a certain deed of
II assignment, dated the 18th December, 1857, made between
George Williams and +. l.. Jones'" Winiams.& Jones'' Of the
first part-the undersigned of the second part, and the several
creditors of the said Williams x Jones, who shall execute such
deed of assignment within fourteen days from the date thereof
of the third part The said Williams X Jones did assign
unto the undersigned all their estate and effects, upon trust for
the benefit Of said creditors.
And further take notice. that such deed of assignment will lie
at my office for the perusal and signature of such of the credit
os as may desire to become parties thereto until the oath inst.
PAUL c. DUCORRON, Assignee.
Honolulu, Dec. 18th, 1857.
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A LII PERSONS who may have any claim on the
"A Estate of the late Ahiu, Chinaman, late resident of Hno,
Island of Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, deceased, intestate, are
hereby notified to present their claim to the undersigned, for
settlement, on or before the 9th of June, 1855, or be barred for
ever and al ersons who are indebted to the said Estate are
hereby required to liqudate the same on or before the above
mentioned date.
LOUIS J. PAVE,
Administrator of the Estate of Ahiu.
Hi1o, Hawaii. Dec. Q, 1851. 77+6mk
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-10-27
From Wdshin0fon.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l9.-By private advices recev-
here from Arazona dated Sept. 2sh it is ASCERTAIN
ed that the Sonora silver mining company has began
shipping silver from ac to San Francisco at the rate
Of about 900 ounces per week. This will be large
ly increased when the amalgamation works are fin
ished Several other mines are well opened, and
smelling has been commenced with large returns
The Apaches were about making great expedition
into Sonora, and the Mexicans we're preparing .
large army to resist Peschicras power is fully
tabshed in Sonora, Gundarn the leader of the late
rebellion, being entirely deserted by his friends.
Another Of the overland mail party, named Laing
attacked at Dragon Spring, is dead.
The proceedings Of the Rio Grsnde Convention,
asking for the separate territorial organization Of
Arizona, have been unanimously endorsed by the
Southern portion of the territory at mass meeting
held at Tescan.
No Representative or Senator was voted for in
Arizona for the New Mexico Legislature. On the
Goth Of September Lieut.. Maury was reelected .
delegate to Congress by about 5000 votes The
American vote is largely increased since last year.
There is no change, has been stated in the reg.
ulation concerning letters to the East Indies The
American postage only may be prepaid.
Congress commences on the 4th Of March next and
the retiring members will retain it till the frs. Mon.
day of December following
All the Departments of the government are busy
preparing their respective reports for Congress.
Thirteen post masters in Illinois have been re-
moved from Office 49,
There is the best authority for saying that Gen.
Jerez has not been formerly dismissed.
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Later from Europe.


HALIFAX, Oct. 20-The steamship Europa arrived
last night bringing Liverpool dates to 9th inst
The Cable demonstrations are unchanged. The
London Ne,os" hopes that when the combined i'm.
provements of Messrs. Hughes Thompson & Henly
reach Trinity Bay, they will be successful.
large part Of the city of Aukand in Australi
has been burned. 'i'-- .''
The chess match, between Morphy and Harwitz,
has been closed by the illness of the latter. The
game stood Morphy 8. Harwitz 2, drawn one.
The Admiral of the French feet Of the Gulf Of
Mexico has left Paris with energetic orders to pro-
tect French citizens. The King Of Prussia is alarm
ingly i'll. The English Government is moving to-
wards the abolition of the Stnde dues in Hanover.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Oct. 9.-Cotton is queit.-
The sales of the week amount to Al, 900 bales, Of
which Spectators took %, 900 and exporters 8 900
bales The stock amounts of 465. 900 bales, includ-
413 90 Of American.
Richardson & Spence say, holders offer freely, but
with no disposition to press sales. Manchester ad-
vices are unfavorable. Breadstuffs are very dull.
Southern -four 81 to 22s: Southern wheat "a to Is
Sd corn has declining tendency and is nominal,
yellow 92s to 33s; white 33s to 34s Provisions are
duh bacon is heavy the middling and lower quail
ties have slightly declined. Lard is dull; Sugar is
dull and all slightly lower. Rice is heavy at
decline Of Sd. Tea is advanced to Id. Rosin is
dull. Spirits Of Turpentine steady at S74 to 3ss.
The amount Of bullion has increased f236, ,000.-
Corso's 9S4 to 9Sa.
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August 10, 1855.


JANUARY l2ih, ls5g, the Institution above nam.
ducied in chief by Capt c. Tew now Superintendent Of
me Sate M Military Academy at Columbia SouthCarolina
Military Academy and Instructor Of approved expert
eneei The drill discipline and of studies will
and Souh-Carolina State Military Institutions the stu
aes OF the hrst two years preparatory course will be
arithmetic Algebra, English Grammar History of the
Uned States History of England Ancient History N.Y.
ihoiogy Geography, French and latin The details Of
the advanced course will be announced hereafter.
The Academic year will continue uunterruptady from
january 18th to the fourth week in November. =
The charge will be $500 per annum, PAYABLE as lows:
$oO at the commencement of the Academic YEAR $40 on
May lst and sloO August lst for which the Academy
r9 fS s text books stationery quarters
ers: and socks, and medical attendance .
No pupil will be admitted under Is or over s wears of
age, or who cannot read and write with facility
For further information address the undersigned at
borough, N. c.
September Is, 1858. ssLwiIt
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NORTH CAROLINA. WE'D NEsDAY. OCTOBER ~, 1858

The Federal Government has swallowed up every
vestage of State sovereignty. The Federal Govern.
ment is all in an-the Alpha and Omega Of powers
and honors, whilst the States are mere corporations
so "poor that none do them reverence" s
/ like to dwell upon these revolutionary remnis.i
ences-to recall the abors Of our foreathers to
tablish the principals Of free government-and to
catch if possible, the inspiration of pure patriotism
that animated their hearts. We can never be en-
slaved SO long as we 60 back to our revolutionary
struggles for exposons of the principles of enlght
enod freedom and examples of unselfsh patriotism
May it be many years before we cease to revere
these old landmarks The convention which refus-
ed to ratify the Federal Constitution in 1885, Assem-.
bled in Hlsboro. ~ rt
North Carolina is also alive to the importance Of
education and her system Of Public Schools is in the
full tide of successful experiment" The Report Of
her State Superintendent shows in . nutshell what
immense benefits are to be expected from her sys-
tenn of Public Schools venture the assertion, that
in this respect, North Carolina is doing fully rs
much to elevate her people any Of her sser States
She could not have chosen a more efectual mode Of
elevating and refining her citizens than that Of pa
cling before them the means of education free OF
charge 1t is beyond all question the best invest
ment OF her funds that she could have made, and
one that will yield larger dividend than all Others
Many poor boy thus educated by the splendid mu-
nitcence of his State, will shine in the council halls
of the nation with resplendent lustre, and by the
brightness of his fame shed lusre untarnished upon
his affectonate nursing mother" The Public
Schools which she has endowed will do to en-
tighten, elevate and dignity her children than all her
magnicent lines Of railway. Human works will per-
ish, but the stamp of intellect once impressed upon
nat"n will survive the fall of the nation itself
The literature of Greece and Rome is still the pride
Of the world. QUIs.
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We have heretofore neglected to notice the indus.
try manifested at the Wachovia Mills in this place,
during the past summer. For q greater portion of
the season, the putting and clankng of the engine
and machinery have saluted at all hours Of
the day and night, and it is with no little degree Of
town pride that chronicle the extensive business
which has been done at this establishment, surpass
ing all others of the kind in the State for the twelve
months past. We have been informed by Mr.. R. L.
Patterson, the proprietor, that he has sent of
average two hundred barrels of -four per week, for
the last seven weeks, making in all fourteen hun
dred barrels of -four in less than two months-Sa-
lem Press
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LANDS FOR SALE.

STATE OF FLORIDA.-Midde Circuit in Leon County
- In Chancery:-Andrew 5 Carr and others Lewis
Curtis and Nath Thurston, Trustees of the Apslachcoa
Land Company, and others.
Pursuant TO Decree rendered in this cause the SUBJ
scrber will sell BY auction, at the places and times herein
specified all the lands belonging said Company embraced
In 1.-The Forbes Purchase and lying in the counties
Leon, Wakula, Gsdsden and Liberty the lands lying
in the first two named counties will be sold TALLAHASSEE
on the seventh 9TH day of December and those lying
the last two will be sold at QUNCT, the fourteenth
Q4th) day of December next
These lands comprising about million of acres extend
from the St. Marks to the Apaachicoa Rivers they ex-
hibt every variety Of timber indigenous this latitude
ciudg Of course live OAK cypress cedar and juniper the
soil is adapted the growth uf grain cotton-long and
short staple tobacco and sugarcane The abound
in fish, and the forest with materials for shpbudng and
naval stores.
TERMS:-"Onehirdo of the purchase money to be paid
in cash. the balance and two years. eqna install
nens with eight per interest from date of purchase
titles to be made by the Receiver when all purchase
money is paid" -
The sale will be positive and without reserve.
JOHN BEARD, Receiver.
Tallahassee, Aug. %, 1855. S6-wt7thD&
TPr. Adv. BIOL
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SPendid Opening for Investment.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIxTuRes
FOR SALE

>aE sUBSCRlBERS offer for sale lher Tobacco Fac,
medateiy ON the road leading Oxford to Hisboro
thine mouse large enough and fixtures plenty work
Dwelling with rooms, good Kitchen. smops Hsnsg og
negro House Stables, Crib. Steam House. &c, &c. a
sPenod opportunity is here presented any one wishing
70 engage IN the manufacturing of Tobacco The location
good one being the edge of the lands that produce
as nne not the hnest Tobacco in the Stale There is al
money to be made by well conducted Factory The
unsurpassed for health and good mora
avng sod out our Store at Tally Ho and one of the part
ners OF our concern having e the neghborbood render.
necessary to close the entire concern and we wish 10 do
SO soon as We can and therefore would like to have pro
P9ons as early as can be done For further particulars
"A. Fleming at Tally Ho '''-N. '-"1 -N iis
Terms reasonable .......- .-. .. -.
August %, 1885, ssMwts
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State Fair.

State Fair. t
The sixth annual fair of the North Carolina State
Agricultural Society closes to-day Friday)
We designed furnishing to our readers, in this
issue, full account Of the proceedings in connec
ton with the Fair, at the Fair grounds, Capitol &c.
but finding it impossible to crowd all we have to
say, we'll as Mr.. Clingman's address, into one
issue, have resolved to defer till next all but
the address, which present in full
To speak of the Fair in general terms may
ssy that it has been eminently successful The ex-
hbiton, intrnsical!y, was equal to any of former
years-numercaly considered, it was much superi.
or. The attendance, particularly on Wednesday and
Thursday. was never before so large The weather
was almost as good as could have been desired
rather dry, perhaps. The receipts, we understand,
compare very favorab!y, whilst the membership
shows a decided increase.
We will not stop to particularize Our next issue
will contain very full report, including the list of
premiums awarded.
We need hardly in vite attention to the address of
Hon. 7. l.. Clingman. 1t was delivered yesterday
CThursday) and was attentively listened to by the
largest audience ever the Fair grounds. Mr..
C'ingman has fully sustained his reputation on this
occasion. The address is spoken of in the highest
terms.
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pr. Adv. Sa,62k.) 81

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA-C
~ COUNTf.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Au-
gust Term, ls5s-John w. Gunter Robert E. Rves.-
Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Robert
E. Rives the defendant this case is nonresident of
this State or 80 absconds conceas himself that ord
nary process OF law cannot be served upon him
fore ordered b the Court that publication be made
weeks IN the North.Carolina Standard commanding the
said defendant to make his personal appearance
Term of this Court to be held for the county Chatham
at the Court House in Ptshoro the Monday of
November next then and there plead answer denur or
repevy judgment by default will be entered against him.
Wituess, R. e. Gotten, Jr Clerk of said Court
office in PItsborough the second Monday in August A.
D., 1883.
r. c. GOTTEN, Clerk.
[Pr. Adv. S5621<l 4O-w6t<
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-. T
sions August Term ls5s-The Heirs at Law of Stephen
Moore decd. vs. George Moore Admr-Petition for an
account and settlement '|'-- =
whereas it has been made to appear to the satisfaction
9the Court that A. Moore John w. Moore and Geo. w.
and his wife Ann defendants in the above enti-
ted csu.e residents of this State This therefore
IS to notify said defendants wherever they
ana at the next Term of the Court of Pleas and
Guarr Sessions to be held for the of Chatham
The G. art House in Psborough the I'd Monday No
vemo' next then and there to plead demur
the pet on filed against them in this cause; otherwise
said etton will be taken pro confesso to them
Witness, T. C. Gotten Clerk of said Court at Office
the second Monday of August, A. D., 1858.
R. G. GOTTEN, C. c. G. .
.. pr. Adv. &a,621s.) S7-v6t
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS

INHE UNDERSIGNED has, in Clark Co. A. kensss
IL 1900 acres of Wild COTTON LANDS for sale N
tracts to suit purchasers favorable terms as can be
afforded in portion Of the These lands were To-
Gated ,eaIs ago. and are equal SUPERIOR
ton Of the State These lands lie within Is or 30 riIe Of
Camden, Arkansas fourshing town, where from 10000
to bales of cotton shipped by steamboats, annu
ing county town that ships from 1000 TO baies Of
cotton every - ~, :, -,<l- =
Railroad that certain TO be built within years hay
ing large land grant from the government.
Any Information be had L, addressing the under
signed at Arksdelphia Clark Co.. irkansss g = r. :.
July 20, 1858. - -a9-atf
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IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS.

TIME TEACHER AND PROPRIETOR of first grade
u Academy In the Northern part of North -Carolipr
wishes to sell his premises, consisting of story
Dwelling, large and comfortable Academy within two
hundred yards Of the Dwelling fcehouse and,
DINER necessary out-houses surrounded by fifty
more OF good land about twohirds woods Ii located
In healthy, moral and wealthy neghborhood that fur.
nishes upwards of twenty pupils and offers the best "a
cilIties for boarding sucents from abroad. -. /,
Terms made as accommodating as could be desired.
BY applying TO the Editors Of this paper those wishing
such location will be referred to the owner.
September %, 1853. se-was v
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA-M
~ COUNTY..1n Equy.-A. Ii. Mitchell and others
against Samuel Mitchell and William NATURALIZATION 10
sell land, filed Fall Term, 1855
10 Samuel Mitchell and William Mitchell:
SIks:-lou are hereby notified to attend the next
Term of this Court to be held in Wisn,son
Monday in February next and plead answer demur
the petition of petitioners in this cause the will be
heard er parte, and judgment entered accordingly
Witness c. B. Hassel Clerk and Master Of our said
Court at Office this the 9th day of September A D. 1885,
C. b. HASSELL, C. NJ. z.
Pr Adv. $S,62I.1 40-w6t.*
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE TRACT OF LAND in waks
- county, about twenty miles north of Raleigh on the
and Castor Railroad three miles from Furestyille
and adjoining Wake Forest College lands confainne about
thseren hundred acres-tbe residence Of The late Thos
Asion deceased 1t is healthy situation and in good
neghborhood The land may be divided in smaller parcels
July q, 1885, SaNvS.
{. Register copy weekly till forbid ~
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NOTICE.

nWING TO THE Low STATE OF THE SUBSCRI-
" BERS health, he offers for sale that valuable pro-
perry in the town of Enfield, n. c., known WHIfA-
1t unnecessary say anything in reference repu-
tston can that is well paronized and that ought
to be sufficient recommendation For further nformu-
tiop address the subscriber Enfield Halifax Co., NC.
L. II. WHITAKER.
October l2, 1883. 42-w9tpd<
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.-wAKE

- COUNTY-In Equity-Benton Williams and others
the Heirs Of Eiz Martin and othersSae of Real Es
tate.
Pursuant to order made at Fall Term 1885, of the
Court of Equity for the county of Wake in the above en
tied the undersigned Clerk and Master will proceed
to sell at the Court House door in the City of Raleigh
the Sd Monday in November next being the 18th day, the
Lands in the pleadngs described to wits tract Of land
the property and estate of Lucy Williams deceased which
she purchased of William Burrow and Henrietta Burrow
~ OF as credit OF SIX months a & w De gwen
surety bearing interest from the day of sale fifty dollars
of purchase money to be paid in cash. a..
Given under my hand, Office this 18th Of Oct 1853.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. &M.E.
.-a ..ff pr Adv. $6) .t e S5-w&swtd.
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LAND FOR SALE

ME SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his lands living ON
r. fshng creek Halifax county, which he lives.
Inc tract contains 900 Abont 200 acres of
the land Is cleared and in high of cultivation The
Paee wen improved has two story dwelling house with
SIX good rooms and garrett and several good oubouses
c"tton-serew barn, stables &c There is an
ceent spring within eighty yards of the house There Ia
soout 10 acres OF the land level low ground lies in the
bend OF the creek The subscriber being very desirous to
sei invites purchasers to examine his place 1t is high
neaIhy country The terms will be easy Possession
will be given by the first of January next :
August 10, 1855. D. s.; ssfrtf: fLtI:
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Ioo Flows and Straw Cntters for sale. -
Buy cheap and pillow deep while sluggards Sleep = =
And you shall have bread and spare or 10
EEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. THAT.
n am seng and will continue to sel low for cash,
or on short time 70 puncua customers have in store
large lot of Candles LEATHER and Shoes together with
gsnsrai sssortmsnt of Family Groeeres sueh ss Sugar.
old and common Liquors Wines, &c. &C. which viii selI
Wholesale or retail. Call and see fcr yourself 4th door
north Gde Of Harget Street. I'm determined ito BE-
Thankful for past avos hope BY fair dealing and stct
sttention to business 10 merit continuance of the same
Rsidsh, xrsA q ioe.s.i. .s1,- = Hs auF-. 4
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-W AXE
~ CllIINTY-In Enuifx fx=NilliaIn II Pane and thers

er parte-Sale of Real Estate H.
Pursuant to order made at Fall Term, 1885, Of the
Court Of Equity for the county Of Wake the above
tied cause the undersigned Clerk and Master will proceed
to sell the lands described in the peadngs the prem
ses the 18th day of November 1885, to wit tract of
land containing two hundred and thirty acres adjoining
the lands of Oscar PageR Georges heirs Robert Nether.
spoon, and the Dover lands of Frances Page re y ~
Western part of Wake county, the North Carolina Rail-
road adjoining the lands of William Burgess and others
TERHs SALE:A credit of nine months i'll be given
to purchasers upon their entering into bonds With sp-
proved sureties bearing interest from the day Of
per cent. OF the purchase money TO be paid in cash
Given under my hand Office this 18th Of Oct 1885, =
aaj Is ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C.. &ME
- (PE Adv. g. e5-wAastG