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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

BUSINESS CHANGES Mr.. William NJ Carr
l-s bought ont The firm Of Ekstein. Leder-
~N Co, AMI viii shortly remove his stock
q goods 90 the late place Of business of this
firm.
MI HlA has bought an interest in the
u'y gods store OF B. F. Simons. and the
'asness will be conducted under the name
Of Simons & Hill
burt IaayeT has bought an interest in
'-e Wos and grocery store Oft. :. Holmes
$50.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

COMMON COUNCH.-At meeting OF the
Council Oh Friday evening last, permission
was granted W. H. Chapman, Esq, to
move the building occupied by Grove &
Whitney, and the barber shop occupied by
Mr. Owen, TO lots l, and 3. block Ill.
being within the fire limits
\ resolution instructing the City-Clerk
to furnish Us with a copy Of the proceed
ings of the Council each week was offered,
and laid on the table.
The preamble and resolution recommend
ing an extension of time on the land grant
to the Amboy Lansing and Traverse Bay
Railroad. was unanimously adopted.
There was no session OF the Council on
Monday evening.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

REAL ESTATE SALES. Mrs Mark \ Child
has sold 90 Rev. G. II. IIickok, lot ;. block
Co. with dwelling hocsc thereon. for ST.
0je.
Mrs. Montgomery has sold to W H. Chap
man Dot J. block III. for s.. 600
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

DRANArIC CLU8.-Some OF the youna
men of this city have formed q dramatic
club, for the purpose Of occasionally giving
. public exhibition for some benevolent OBJ
Jet. They purpose In TWO or three weeks
to give an entertainment, the proceeds OF
which will be- applied TO the relief OF the
poor and destitute in the city. The officer
of the club are as follows.
M1nager William L. Henderson
Sscretary-E. D. Price.
Treasurer John sweeney
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
WARD CAUCUsEs.

m republican electors u ths several wards Of The
.g uI hold their ward Cllcuses ia their respective
rlrls '9r the nomination OF wari officers on Friday
,-.anr March goth, at the following piaccs
al War1-At che Union H.trl
% D.mmo4 Council room
% Lansing Academy
rl Hunt H.fel
ng OalE. oF Hs WARD COMMITTEES.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

a l. 4 T. B. RAILROAD.-The Eaton
! Rapids Journal of last week says:
We notice that quite number OF Pc
titions from persons along the line of this
road have been presented to Congress by
the Hon. JnO. ". L0ngyear. NJ. C. from
this district. asking for the extension Of the
Land grant to the road provided it be built
on the old line. Albion. Calhoun county
sends in nearly 700 names, and Eaton Rap
ids and Lansing about the same, while pla-
/ ces of smaller size follow with proportion
ate number. Ii Congress would do justice
to large number of the citizens OF Mich
/ igan, who have spent thousands Of dollars
upon the road bed Of this road between
: here and Jonesville. it will at once grant
/ the prayer Of the petitioners.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

RAILROAD ELECTION IN GRAND LEDGE
The Advertiser anil TrbVne Grand Ledge
correspondent says; \ special township
meeting was held at Grand Ledge March
Sth. for the purpose of raising 10 per cent.
on the assessed valuation Of the township
Of Oneida, to aid in the construction of a
railroad from Chicago to Port Huron. re-
sulting in eight majority for aiding the
road The day following. however. it was
ascertained that there had been number
Of illegal votes cast. consequently another
special township meeting IS called. to he
held on the 2Sth
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

PoET HURON AND LAKE MICHIGAN RAIL
EoAD.-Thc Port Huron Commercial Of
last week says.
The people of the enterprising little city
of Jackson are making strenuous exeriions
Tor the construction OF an air line railroad
from Port Huron 10 the Indiana State line.
AMI thence TO Chicago. \ combination OF
circumstances may arise in the future which
VIII not only make the construction Of such
a road probable but highly important 10
certain Interests. They 90 not exist now
with the Port Huron x Lake Michigan Road
as fixed fact under its present auspices. &c
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

NV SEWING MACHINE. Attention is
called 90 the advertisement of Messrs
Fobes s. Hitchcock, in to-day's paper in
reference 10 the new Singer Sewing Ma
chine, which has inst been brought before
the public.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

MERDIAN.-George n. Walker. Esq, OF
Okemos, has favored us with the following
items from Meridian:
Our citizens regret the removal Of our
fellow tOwnsman, Mason D. Chattert0n
Esq, Circuit Court Commissioner, from
this place to Mason. He took his depart
ure on the 10Th instant.
There has been a drove Of forty-fvc cows
purchased in this place and vicinity TO he
taken East and put on a dairy farm. Price
paid from S45 to S62.
WILLIAMSON has subscribed SlO. 600 for
the construction Of the Detroit and Howell
Railroad from the latter place TO Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

! CITIZENS MEETING.-At the request of
many Of our citizeIs, Hon. John " Long
year, who is at home spending q few days.
has consented TO speak on the subject OF
our National Affairs. at Capital Hall, on
this Wednesday evening. the 2lst instant.
The public are cordially invited to be pres
ent and hear him.
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civ school Convention.

uer vi tea Mass Meeting Of the electors Of the
Cy oi Lansing prospective of party, at tho Com.
roa Council Room,
OV strtEnAY EVENING, MARCH Slst, 1866,
On o. pIrpss ni nouinliiug A cindliate for mem
h.f % ms city schooi Board for each Of the four
rlrls ar tse cas-. Afui attendance Is solicited.
Eg OEDLE OF TIE CRY COMMITTEE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

REPUBLICAN Caucus The Republican
electors Of the township Of lansing requested 70
meet at the Common Council Room in the city OF
Lansing, on SATURDAY. March 9th 1865. At one
O'Clock p NJ, Tor the purpose Of uomnat.lr town
ship omccrs f9r the ensuing year. and the tran s3cti 100
OF such other business may come before the meet
ting bl ohbtk OF Use CON
Lansing March 18th 1880. 5fsv2
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wednesday Morning, March 81, 1866.
Notice fo Subscribers. "

W. - sI1bsrribe-s will 1nd attached 10 theil
irs' IN their papers indicate the NCNBKR OF the
'i- a, which their subscription is paid. BY tbs
f'}-.s.--f L meant the D.. WHOLE NUMBER, which
f1raf 70 ih- healing Of The paper, which %
nif .-.s.fv being increased one each week hfty
ci--s .,t,-- constituting a wear. BY refer ns o.
~ ..rsler ID the heaiins of tie paper and compaT
il.' ,fh ale number attached % the name, or IL
i-- "a tlc paper our subscribers can readily see
s-.ss' ~sccornts stand ou our books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

New Music. &c RIM upon The Door. 20
This is the title of a song aud chorus,
(words and music by Miss Myra Northrup,
just published by the Music House Of Bull
lock * seaton. at Jackson, Mich. It's pro-
nOunced beautiful composition by the
best connOisseurs OF music.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
UNION HALL.

Ths largest AMI finest han IN the STATE o. Michigan,
capable OF scaling nearly 1000 persons, also large
number Of oaises aal suites @, rooms. az hand
somsy aaisaei in modern style ard lighted with
Gas &C., The whole comprising the largest ana hand
soonest Block OF Banaings III the oi'y OF jackson
The Concert VIII be given and the distribution take
place as soou as saais.sn. number OF ilc.eta arc
sold, of which the public VII receive dus notice ia
The ieadins Michigan papers.
CertiGcatc.-Ths uulcrslgusl respectfully la
form the public thar tho real estate above described
is faithfully represented, thss ue sum Of $4,000 is
fair cash valuation o. the same, including the ev
penses attending its sale, and tina, she mansscr OF
this enterprise is fully Responsible aud worthy OF tue
confidence OF tho public.
DANIEI D. ninrAED, Mayor Of The City OF Jackson
p. Z. LOOMS, Banker.
AUsllS BlAIE, late Governor Of the State ~ Mob.
EroEsr rrNoir. secretary of ,heG BvER
" d. lHorrsoS. Banker
Tickets. emitting the holder 10 admial .on 20 the
Concert aud share 10 tia distribution Or thu Oifs
One Dollar Each may be had OF
a. l.. BOURs, Manager. Jackson, N.ch.,
or Of II coNEIY. Agent Tor Iaus'ug
(5frtO
e. Tickets Forwarded by nal on Ielsllt u prlec,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

ECLIPSE OF The MooN.-There will be q
total eclipse OF the moon on the evening Of
the 5Oth Of the present month. It will begin
n twenty minutes past nine O'Clock. viii
be at its total 20 minutes past ten o'clock,
will begin to disappear at eight minutes
past midnight and disappear at Il minutes
past one o'clock on the 3lst inst. 1t will
be visible throughout the United States.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

GIRL WANTED To do homework in a
small fimiy Enquire at this Office
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

KEEP Your FEET Dry. wear good shoes.
keep them well stuffed with oil, and wei meaLe1.
AMI then IL you are unfortunate caongh % g,t a
Cough OF Cold, use Coe's Co1gh Balslm iocurs IT, To
viii DO il every time.
1t Is also important that our renders should All
know that Goes Dyspepsia Cure is reliable, AMI GER
tain to cure the worst cases Of Dyspepsia poon-
ful dayof it viii enable the most confirmed dys-
peptic TO eat anything he chooses without trouble.
Il is an excellent remedy Tor any diseas, OF the
stomach or bowels. 5s9w1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

RESUMED Jackson Eog's has re-
on account OF being burned out The Grand
Haven Aetcs has resumed after weeks sus-
pension from the same cause.
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4
THE RAILROAD LOAN VOTED 81 l72 Ma
JORITY. The election in this city on Mon
day last, on the question Of loauiBg the
credit Of the city TO the amount Of S4i, 400,
10 aid in The cOn-,rlalin. nf 'H' proposed
Grand Trunk Runway Extension VIA Port
Huron, Flint. Lln-.ar all +, joseph
/ to Chicago excited much more interest
/ than was expected would be manifested on
the occasion. 4 considerable feeling OfOp-
position 10 voting tie aii nal grown up in
the lower portions Of tie city, arising from
local preudices. as % the location Of the
depot Of the company. 4 provision had
been placed in the call for the meeting that
the depot OF the company should be located
within 100 rods Aorth or south Of Mchi-
gan Avenue. This was the ground OF OPP
position 10 voting the all DO the First and
Fourth Wards The citizen ofth0se wards
claim that had this restriction. and The one
limiting the time fdE the completion o. the
road 10 five years, been stricken from the
call, and these questions left entirely % the
decision Of the company, they would have
cordially supported the loan. II is 90 be
regretted that the vote could not nave been
unanimous one, but as it is the majority
for the aid Is sufficiently heavy TO manifest
clearly the determination Of Our people 10
DO whatever is demanded OF them to aid
the railroad enterprise in whose interest
this vote was given The following IS the
vote Of the city;
First Uor9 For the loan. ... IL
Against the Loan, ll3 -l02
Second Ward the Loan. e.. .ll9-ll9
Against the Loan. o
TlV3 Ward For the Loan. . li7-l47
Against the Loan.
Fourth W0rQ For the Loan. e.
Against the Loan. a
EFCAPlTJ LATfON.
40. Of Votes cast in favor Of the Loan, 339
against the Loan. lC7
Majority IN favor OF the Loan. ..... l72
Whole number Of Votes cast IN the city
on the question, ..-..-... ... SOC
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

BUILDING. The subscriber is prepared to
furnish materials aud do any and an kinds or work
That mas M in ihe line = Building Gasi1oss
5f4tf C. C. DODGE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

AMERICAN ORGANS FOR THE PARL0R.-
The American Organ, Manufactured by Messrs g D.
& H W Smith, Boston, from their own intrinsic ex-
ceience, and without the aid Of celebrated names
and high sounding advertisements. have steadily adj
vanced in the public estimation, until they arc &C
knowedged TO be unsurpassed, and are unrivalcd by
any similar instruments. Their convenient size and
elegant finish render them ornaments for the parlor
and their exquisite perfection Of toue, rapity and
case OF action. viii commend them 20 all lovers %
music BULLOCK x SEAION.
state Agents Jackson. Mich.
Send for circular and price list 2w567
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

l'ttAilfhLNl OF
Washington, February -, ls66 J
Information has been received At this Department
from Geo Seward, the Consul General NJ the United
States at shanghai Of the death, on the LIST day Of
September last at shanghai, OF samuel BltterGeId,
a resident OF the state Of Michigan 56-w3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

Presentation. John ". Longvear.
our Representative in Congress, is in town
on short visit to his family.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

ITO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF
i THE CITY OF LANSING Notice Il hereby
give- tai the several A ere1 u tie several wards
actng Is Board o. 1gistratlgl under snd By viz
tue u az act entitled Al act farther 70 preserve
the putty o. elect ns lni guard against tie abb
oi tie elective franchise - registration Z eleetors
approved February l--1. 1859, as amended By act
Ia session .4Ts o. ls63. approved March 10th ls65
y u meet or
SATURDAN. MARCH 81. 1890.
between the hours u ght CLOCK 10 forenoon and
e. GIN % clock in tie afternoon
In tie Flrst Wari-lt Tie Exchange Hotel
e. tbs Second Narl--t the Common CO uncI Room
u the THIRD Wtr--At The Elg2r house,
II the Fourth Warl-Ai Hunts Hotel.
FIR the purpose o. completing the lists Of qualified
voters when ana where al persons entitled 70 use the
elective franchise under article seven section one
Of tia Constitution o. the safe of Michigan must
register their names % eutite them % vote under
tue provisions Of SAID act
5gsw3 F. COWLE City Clerk
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A L = o:

sugar Cured Hans, Pork, Lard, Dried Beef, Butter,
Fggs C1ra-meAl. Nil Feed and Flour, q take special
pains TO keep on sale a choke article OF 6our, }
together with fall assortment OF goods, usually
Kept II First Cas- Grocery aud Provision Store. a,
prices 70 correspond with the prices Of Gold.
"a Goods Sent Home Free OF Charge.
Lansing NiCb-, March, 1856. ss7n
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

A WOODEN factory is 10 be built in Lowell
Kent Co. this season.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

LOOK OUT LOOK OUT Ladies. look
ont FOR the New Sewing Machine which VIII in a few
days be asking place in your homes and az your
dresides. For the last two years, the Singer Maui
featuring Company have had Ghe best Sewing Machine
man in the world employed IA making Improvements
upon their oil and very popular Michiue, the oniy
objection to which was, that it WIS too uoisey fer
family machine. Yet it has taken all the premiums
at state AID Mechanics fairs, where IL has been fully
and truly represented The new one. of which the
FIRST four hundred were completed list month. ~.
ing under the hands OF inventive genius. been shorn
Of all the Objectionable features in the old, now
comes out defiant Of all competition. combining as it
does all the gool qualities Of the Oh. with the i'm
provemeats OF the new, which are entirely original
with this Company.
This new machine has not been brought fore the
public before and is now but on the eve of ts frs, u
PRODUCTION % the market for sale ITS stitch Is tle
famous lock stitch, ana as watsoa's AT, Journar
says Of IL, has the appearance OF fine seed pearls
selected with most marvellous exactness and unifor
nifty OF size. It is one OF the most simple tasteful
elegant and beautiful bits OF mechanism that we
have ever seen. It performs It's work 50 nossless,y
swiftly aad unerringly, that is difficult to c1nce ve
Of anything more perfect
The devices for hemming brailing. tuckln- fell
ing, ordinary corting AMI gathering are entirely
new.
The subscribers are agents for the Company il til.
City aad hope 10 be able in a few days 70 pr sen'
one Of these machines to the favor Of the pubic IL
which event We viii announced through the columns
I OF this paper.
F0BEs & HITCHCOCK.
Lansing. March 9o;h. 1866 55,-w2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

PRESERVATION. - The following CORES
pondence explains itself:
LANSING, FEB 10Th. 1866
To Rev. c. :. Armstrong, Pastor Franklin s. Pres
byterian Church
DEAR SlR-The undersigned, members Of your Con
gregation, tender OUT regards, with the accompany
ing casEaving, (Carst R.ise,sdl asking yoa to ac-
cept tie same as e token OF our appreciation
r. Elliott. Alfred Bix5y, Arthur Hart. c. Turner
J. " Post. A Turner, .. ". YlaAuken, Warren Ham
..ions Fr.nS florence. p. T Eierkin. Era-k CasssI
Mrs H. Lansing. f. F. Thompson. J1o- A. Carr J.
limeocck. c Tracy J r. Warner. Mrs Il Z Thlrsr.
John Robson. c. Robson, Henry f. Nils
IANsIyo. Fob n. lSss.
To Nessrs- ELLIOTT. BIxHY. sc.
Dsdr F1esds end Bre.Arer-Tour ele-snt -ia-
sartai1's engraving Of Vests Csrist Rsisef --.z
received Not indeed tie first token of y5lr r-,-l
aud conhdsnce. II IS al the more valuable f,- tb
i1sie and Christian feeling displayed il its selection,
such work OF art IS, IL Itself. as such. en- b1-
bat when the highest order Of artistic tsIeut e1ns
itself CT the richest, because the n3bsst Of themes
then indeed may truth rejoice ID worthy cba-,,ion
When art unitss with truth 70 bless the w5-rs
then IS truth only the more beautifully t-ne s,-
blessed
Nay you hare been As best in giving. IS 7 Fl, -
celving, and II each q or hearts nav that S,eo-
once " rejected, hold his empire though the On les.
ages
nunoiy pray ever 70 be found worthy q that
confidence, here again SO touchingly expressef.
Permit ne to subscribe myself earnestly.
Your friead AMI pastor
:. Armstrong.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS
ID A. meeting o. tie Board q Health FOR the CITY
O Lansing beli On the evening q the 9th inst BY
rs0l-tio1 The Secretary directed 10 give uotce
through t1- columns Of the Republican that saii
Bard are ready % act for tie abatement O. any
as1ncs OF Circumstance calculated 70 acct inirri
0usly, the health n our citizens within the c0rpor-
limits Of the city AMI that Information IS desired
from any individual CT zen y citizens relative to
tie existence OF nuisance a any locality within their
range Of Cbservati n
Complaints o. be presented as follows.
u nuisance Y limits Cf lst Ward to J Nod
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

ITO DENTISTS.-W Dram Arm
Il stEong's and Clark's Teeth in partial and fall
sets also Dentists Rubbsr Gutta Pereha, and sep
sratng Files kept on hand constantly BY ths TIE sub
scrbsr- Orders By mail vii receive pronpt attention.
Lansing, Jan. 81, 1895. (5e2n3) EVILS.
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Lansing. March 2o:h. 1850. 5s,-ws
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-12-08

are !igh-toued. and can't stand everything.
These niggers had no right to i.ritate Us by their
presence. They kunwd our teelins Ola the suhjick.
aud by buyin land and remainin in the visinity
they kindlei . flame which resulted IL II did.
Ez they did in Memphis and Moo Orleans they
brought their fate unto their owu heads.
Pollock recovered and with tie Yankee school
marin who wax a tecehin the niggerS. left for the
North yesterday. II speaks well for the f1Ebcar-
ance NV our people thar they wuz permitted u
depart 1T all.
PETEoLEUM Y. EAsBY. p. NJ.
(Which ! Postmaster
(and likewise late Chaplin to the expeiishun.)
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NEW ZPalanh.


We are indebted to the Panama Star for advices
much interest. The Stafford Ministry, formed June
10. had been obliged to resign and a new ministry
had been formed. This was brought about by the
financial policy adopted by MIR. Jollie, Colonial
Treasurer, which was received with universal disap-
probation from one end of New Zealand to the other.
4 strong feeling of opposition was instantly aroused
in the House Of Representatives, and resulted in a
motion of want of confidence being carried by q vote
Of AZ TO IA.
After much negotiation a new Ministry was formed
by a coalition between Mr.. Stafford and the members
Of the Weld Ministry, which. ten months ago, he
had been the means OF driving from Office. The
difficulty Of forming q coalition consisted IN this
that there was q strong feeling Of personal antago-
nism between Mr.. Stafford and the Weld party, but
fortunately this was overcome, and ultimately u Min
istry was formed.
y telegraph cable has been successfully laid across
Cooks Straits, and Geographic communication is
established between the TWO principal islands OF New
Zealand, and the seat Of Government is thus brought
into instant communication with all the towns of the
Middle Island.
The steady progress Of the West Coast Golifelds
continues, and there are signs that q considerable
rush Of diggers Is about to set in again from Mel
bourne.
There is but little reference made 10 the war with
the natives. y small force is actively employed uu-
der the command Of Major Mcdowell in bringing the
natives on the western coast Of the Northern Island
10 subsection, and a few brisk engagements have
taken place in which the natives have been defeated.
Two tribes 10 the uOrthward Of Wangauui had sur
rendered TO the 18Th Royal Irish.
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I'VE have never read anything that more effect
ualIy takes down c0hoTphokia, than does the fol-
lowing pungent letter. TAis disease prevails not
only in the Southern States. but also more OF
less in every country in the world. The letter
can be read here with profit by many who think
Il black skin only covers a black hearth
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SEWING MACHINES.
q FEW of the Ms & Or
a rs plain. inexpensive. simple ana effective
SEWING MACHINES

VIII % ary kici Of work. strong stitch. and not liable to get
cut OF order. II 4 / & o s. . ..
542am For Sale by c. BREW R * Co.
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NOTICE.

TNHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTED oFTHE
Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society hereby notify the
uubse th.f A variety q CHOICE and VALUABLE PLANTS
rsssi frUzI S~eis lately Introduced ~ Dr. Hm-brsud from
China. Java, CrylJn AM lula. may D. purchased from ME-
DERBY. at tie TLeater, Honolulu. 80 ON