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MAGAZINES.

The Rircrside promises for the new yetr sew
era short SERIAL stories and contributions by tie same
corps of writers who have already made che magazine so
popular The January number is especially rcl in pie
lures some of which in new and amusing style.
Vieux Noustache, Helen G. Weeks, Jacob Abbott and
other favorite names appear in the table of contents
HaTDer for January offers no particularly
new feature except the opening chapters Of Auteros
"A novel Nv the author OF "GUy Livingstone" II would
le difficult however suggest any change 10y which the
popularity OF magazine would be likely 10 he increased
The illustrated history Of Frederick the Great makes
satisfactory progress Dr. wilder continues his pictorial
essay on Beast, Bird, and Fish, Gen. Wager s"aNne
writes history Of the perennial effort TO change Tue
SITE of the National Capital and bis article Is acconpa-
MED with views Of the Capitol and the White HonNe at df
feret periods Of history. The other pictureartlces
are resume Of Mr. Du Chaillus entertaining books for
children, aud a readable paper by Moneure d. conway
ON d" The Leigh Hunt Memorial Except an account by
LYMAN Abbott OF The Spanish Revolution the rest OF
The magazine up to the Editorial Miscellany, Is filled
principally with short stories rather below the usual
level The Scientific Record improves rapidly III general
interest and completeness The Easy Chair gosps TINS
month about the National Academy Of Design the Iel-
perance and Prohibition questions and the great woman
MoVsIueVf
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ROOMS F0R HOLIDAY GIFTS.

Some books are worth all the money they cost,
nthers are worth many times thear price. Among the
latter may be classed those that are for sale at the
office Of THE TRIBUNE comprising
RECOLLECTIONS OF I'SY LIFE. By HORACE
GREELEY Various styles of binding. Ci0th'
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Morocco Antique ~.
MARGARET FULLER'o WORKS. New Edition.
q vols Cloth, $40.
TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINT. Is3S to 1865.
= vols. Half bound, $40.
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT Quinn. 81
ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE. WARING. New
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DRAINING For HEALTH AND PROFIT. WAR
ING. Cloth, 81 80.
EARTH CLOSETS. How 20 make them. WAXING.
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1t would he 10 easy matter to find seven books
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4 book is a very convenient form in which TO make a
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nor beyond sending the price, when ii is AT once for
warded by mail but the delightful uncertainty OF
The receiver NAV De prolonged at the pleasure Of the
givcr
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

HITHERTO: A STORY or YESTERDAYS. by MIS- - ~
4 Whitney. 12mo. PIP. 473. LorlhS
"Uitberto" belongs to the class of books usuailS
called religious novels books which are rarely 10
be admired as works of art, and yet more rarely "o
commended for ability to awaken or guiue ucIoUoH'
al feeling. Ms. Whitney, however has written one
Tt,Io hook Leslie GoIdthwaite" greatly superior
10 the mass of these publications, ~ .c.
aud fresh and natural in conception ana execution
ma, n,tnr,lIv inspired hope of something equally
ocod perhaps better in this later producuoh'
m r.,.onable anticipation has been dissap
,,,;,.od The book is diffuse and rambling
I;..,rosope scenes and descriptions scattered
,.,. and there in its pages are marred by pFohNUy
al ,yearisomeness of detail There is great
Hucncy in narration. great facility IN the use Oh
language. But the people to whom the author
presents MS are like persons who are alive OF VINO
oaoht To be alive. They converse ike actors on q
always aware of the presence of an audience
b.vond their immediate inteTlOcutOT and waiting
apnlause for fine ideas and brilancy of expression
The book has no particular plot 1t is the story oil
a girl orphaned brouChtup by an aunt who is repre-
scented as grim and harsh to her always Ihe nero
inc morbidly egOtistic from the first, grows more
sentimental and Self-cOnsclouS, prouder WIN Ihe
pride which apes humility and which she mistakes
for the real grace as she comes TO mature years.
There is alsoan impossible maiden IN the book porn
To angelhood, who is supposed to make heroic sell
sacrifice because she refuses man who offers NM
self TO her when he thinks he cannot marry the
woman he loves. She is aftcrward rewarded DS
being married to a wealthier and more cultivated
and intellectual lover. That the book Is written
with good intent we doubt not; Int II Is unhealthy
food for any mind and especially for those whom 1t
Is chiefly intended to reach-the young people Just
coming up into manhood and womanhood Because
il offers itself to the parents and caretakes oil snch
as book fitted to nculcate the broadcast and deepest
and most vital truths of the Christian religion IL
becomes duty to inform them that It utterly tais
of such end of having any power 10 stimulate TO
noble life We laid the book aside with the same re-
lief with which one turns from close, oVerheSted
room into the freshness and GOODNESS of the outside
atmoSDhcre
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A,u S9ublitatiuns.

APPLEToNS' JOURNAL
CHRISTMAS NUMBER
CONTAINS
A CARTOON,
REPRESENTING
CHRISTMAS EVE.
AND
A CHRISTMAS STORY,
BY MARY J. BRADLEY.
CONTENTS
O. cun1SruAS MORNING." QlusatoD) BY W. HebAe'C
BEVERLY dllustratedD By Mary j. Bradley
puR NIND or ITALY By Samuel Osgood, u. D.
CHRISTMAS CONES AGAIN By Elizabeth Stoddara
GEORGE BOUGHToS. BY Eugene Benson
CHRISTMAS IN BRITAIN ulusuatonl
HINTS PROM SASTE BEUvE: Father LacOrdare Adapted BY
Malcolm Msceuen.
AN INCIDENT OF THB LATE WAR
THE TRAPPERS CHRISTMAS CAROL uliustrsed) By l. b.
Thorpe. ,,
THE WOMAN OF BUSINESS: Chapters XXXvL and XhA'n'
A Novel Bv the Author Of The Bachelor Of the Abany'
or CHRISTMAS BY Rev. q. D. Wides
GIuLIA GRISL By W. Francis Williams
THR CHANNEL ISLANDS b. c. LcBpriere.
TABLETALK.
NOTES.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE MUSEUM ulusirated)
CARTOON. Holly Leaves"
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-10-16
Arrival Of the
MAIL STEAMER IDAHO.

The steamer Idaho arrived early on Wednesday
morning, bringing the mails and between fifty and
sixty passengers. By her we have dates from San
Francisco to October I'd, and from New York and
Europe to October LIST.
Ex-Governor Low of California has been APP
pointed American Minister to China, vice J. Ross
Browne recalled.
Ex-Secretary Seward left in the Panama steamer
on the 3Oth of September, on his visit tn Mexico.
He will land at Manzanillo, and thence proceed to
the capital under a government escort. He con-
templates returning to San Francisco after visiting
Mexico.
Ex-Minister Bigelow has resigned the editorship
of the New York Times, the circulation of which
paper having fallen OF rapidly since his appoint
ment. Frederick Hudson, formerly editor OF the
Herald, has been invited to succeed him
A line of submarine cable from Ireland to Nova
Scotia is projected.
The Cuban Question.
WASHINGTON, Sept l9-Strong hopes are enter
tanned by the Government tina. Spain will event
ually accept some proposition which will secure
hended of a collision with Spain. No cause of
ofense has been or will be offered. Minister
Sickles' note. which causes 50 much comment, is
simply q reminder that as Spain had formerly
accepted the United States as mediator between
that country and Cuba. our Government was ready
to open negotiations. The Cubans are determined
sooner than submit to Spanish rule. to render the
island untenable for the Spaniards. They will
destroy all the crops rather than have them seized
by their enemies and used as q means to carry on
the war against them.
The Administration will follow the policy based
on the public opinion OF the country with pru-
dence and consideration I; should that course lead
to the recognition OF the Cubans, nc suggestion
from Europe could have any effect
WASHINGTON, Sept 22@Contrary to European
kilograms. there is no reason for supposing that
the Spanish Government took offense at the pro-
posed mediation of the United States in the Cdban
matter, or has sought to involve the Government
in its action. The Spanish Government, after ma.
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FIRE EXTINGUIsaERs,

E.kE ExrINGUIsHERs PROM roa
w ,sn Franc sco-for sal- 30 ~
G. BREwKR q CO.
sztss, wh.r- se.v ~ - aessrvediv popular Ia II. Unis~d
Or ~ :, ~ Jaw saved minioos ~ property ON h 800
t69s 3m) ca a co. :
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"a SOAP r

CROCERIES
Expected
Per Steamer Idaho"
Ill
DUE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18th.
RoxEs WHITE MAccARoNI AND YER
ID MIcELLL.
Cases Cutting & Co.'S Table Fruits.
Ia2r n Tins,
Pears, Cherries
Gases Cutting s. Co.'s Preserved Meats,
In 2 D. Tins.
Roast Bed, Roast MatiOo,
Roar, Veal. soup aud Bouile.
Roast Cheksn-
G.. CuullgA Co.'S Green Peas, Yarmouth Sweet Corn
DEsSICATED Goldfish, IN TINS.
Cases Pacific Goldfish,
Cases California Hams.
Gases California Bacon,
Cases California Smoked Beef.
Cases California Cream Cheese,
Gases Gala Lard, Ion tins, .
Gases Of Gala Turnips,
CASES GALA. ONIONS, BAGS GALA. POTATOES.
California Golden Gate Family Flour, or. sacks,
California Gosden Gate Bakers TX. Flour, or. sacks.
CALIFORNIA OATS AND BRAN
o SAFE At
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COS 80 Corner Fort and King streets.
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- ". " ONC tudt IL dGtS auu uOSS NC
recorded, in order that it may be known what names
were for and what against this system. After con-
siderable debate, in which several members spoke
for snd against the motion. it was withdrawn, the
mover remarking that he did it because gentlemen
appeared 4 to be somewhat sensitive ON that point.
L. BarteH-Had a set of resolutions entirely
different from those before the meeting, but he saw
it was useless to present them.
The Minister Of the Interior said that the {" Mas
ter and Servants Act, which was the penal law in
regard to laborers so often spoken of, was passed by
q legislature elected by free suffrage, and become a
law before any coolies were brough here.
On motion of Mr.. Schaefer, the meeting recon-
sidered the amendment to the sixth resolution pro-
posed BY Mr. Bartlett, and after considerable debate,
it was again lost, 20 to IL, and the original resolu-
top once more adopted.
d. II. Wood suggested the employment of a good
responsible Chinaman, who could speak the English
ard native languages rs well as his own,. to travel
about and visit the different plantations and enquire
into and report to the Board on the condition of the
laborers. and make explanations between them and
the masters.
c.. r.. Bishop offered the following resolution.
which was adopted without debate:
Resotved. Tha, whenever an employer desires 70 part with
81: e sSs 1sa. ss.s = o lf9 hi. ii% me p provided sri he pay. 9 70 the en-
niover a proper proportion Of the sum advanced for him the
sroount 10 be returned To be In the same proportion 10 the
whole advance, as the remainder Of the time bears TO the
original term.
After q short discussion on the last Of the original
set of the resolutions, Recommending the bringing
Of families) it was adopted, whereupon DR.. JuddA
offered q resolution to the effect that in the opinion
of this meeting, the granting Of an opium license
was productive of great evil. and should be forbid
den by law. The resolution was adopted without
discussion. |
The meeting then adjourned, sine die.
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STATES to-morrow. American houses not only re-
fuse to take orders for goods, but will not sell
exchange as freely as usual. In consequence,
many are purchasing exchange and drawing all
their ready fhnds from the custody Of the banks
here.
News from Repnlse B.y-Sfr Joh, Fr..k,a..
NEW BEDFORD. Sept. 26-Dr. C. FL Hall, with the
and Loo Koolita. two Esquimaux and
three daughters, arrived yesterday in the ship
Hall brings. as the result of bis ave years residence
in the Arctic zone, interesting intelligence regard
ing the death of Sir John Franklin and company,
and proof that none Of them ever reached Montreal
on Crozier and Perl. Ff4at @g
The Doctor also brings the remain of q young
man who was in the expedition. Hall proposes to
North Pole. His experience for the last ten years
Is invaluable to him in preparations and aid here
after. Wherever he found Sir John Franklin's
companions had died he erected a monument, fre2
saiutes- and erected the Star Spaneied Banner"
over them. in memory o. their discoveries of the
Northwest passage.
Hsll's detailed report Of ha Arctic expedition Is
published 1t appears there is 40 longer even a
shadow Of hope that AIRY enc survives from the
Franklin company. II il thought none reached
even az far az Montreal Island. Their bones lie
scattered along the coast OF King Williams Island,
some il Isolated graves. oilers in places where they
died in companies. Tbei. melancholy history has
a browning terror IN Tho knowledge that they died
by starvation, through the base behavior Of the
Esqu;maux.
On learning their fate, Captain Hall was reduced
to the awful necessity of taking the life Of one Of
his mutinous men. Hall states that the -Ercbsss and
Terror were abandoned.
One ship of Sir J. Franklin's expedition was
in complete order four boats were hanging high
up at the ships sides and one on the quarter deck.
The vessel was in Winter housing OF sail cloth.
This vessel was found by the natives near OReilly
early in the Spring Of ls4s. being frozen in The
midst of . smooth, unbroken dow OF ice OF only one
Winters formation.
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l6; assessed upon rs cords wood in mountain,
valued at 375 90.
John Moran: s. and G. tax. Ii IS, dolinq. +,
| 65; a-sessed upon , horse. valued at 200 90 !
wagon valued at 100 o.; 30 cords of VOID Ia
morntainI valued at Too %; IS rds of ~"od Ia
Carson City valued Al Ia %. Total D 5 ca.
\. Winn: s. and &. tax. II -, d,linq ] l1'
assessed upon household furniture 30 90; mcr-
handiae 500 90 Total, $50 %.
George ". Br!lsn: :. and e. tax. Is, d-lini
16-lOo; assessed up'n ' rf u No I, l.. and
i.'s DIV, Carson Cry, ,aluud a. so 90.
Mrs Susan Cosies: :. and c. tax, ~,
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sers div. and improvements there IA, waited at
10 90.
Frank Duff: : and G tax. Gs, delinq. 16-ioo.
assessed urnn the y. 81 feet Of the ". = Uf u.
No p. Phillips div Carson city, valuei AZ 30 90
Joseph l.. Thomns: :. aud c. tax, t3.
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The taxes ami ten per cent. therecr for delIn
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THOS. WELLS,
District Attorney, ormshy Coauiy.
Carson Citv March I'D, 1869 mh2l I'd
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State of Nevada. County Of Orm, by
Notice Of Suits Commenced

ITO THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
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plaintiff. against each Of the defend uts hOre.n
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aid pTrpsrv frr the fl cal rear. c.mGivnciUg
January !. 1SfS nd ending December 81, lsoe
and that q -n1G.. ha- been dulv issued ia ga b
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unless y"u anpai 4 answer the complaint filed
q said C1a-e. on i before the
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SPGSIAs. NOTICE!

WE ARE CLOSING UP orR BrsStss
w fr Dissolution ot partnership, and .hsii
give no credit a'ter thi. date.
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Immediate settlement, and thfrtb, save enst.
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Carson ritv. February q. 1902 hsu