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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-13

A CHANGE OF BAsE.-The Weston
DemocdtSays the grazing Of cattle in that
part OF West Virginia has ceased to be
profitable, and probably never will he as
profitable as heretofore. In view Of this
the Democrat thinks the grazlers in that
region shouldldlrect their energies in 9th.
er channels, and 1t suggests as the best
fields for new enterprise the growing OIL
wool, grapes, and tobacco.
I'VE have, says the Democrat, the best
sheep country In tho Union; and for
grapes our hlllsides will equal the vine
clad slopes Of Southern France. II has
been asserted to us by the oldest inhabi.
tAnt" that tobacco Is easily raised here,
and yields an immense profit
"For all these things we have u Cash
home market. They require labor and
care, II Is true; brit to start requires only a
small capital" .... -
West Virginia Is probably as good a
sheep country rs any other, and some
parts Of II produce fine tobacco 1t does
not seem 10 be certain, however, that the
West Virginia hills are well adapted to
the grape, and II 1t were, II Is not clear
that the business can be made profitable.
Certainly the home market would not
make It so. Tobacco might be made
profitable for time In sumelocaltles, but
tits exhaustive on soil, and Is besides a
bad use to put tho earth to, anyhow.
There Is business, however, for which
West Virginia has peculiar adaptations
and that Is dairying The making Of
butter and cheese in the Western Reserve
Of Ohio and in Central New York, EN-.
ploys large capital and produces a great
deal Of wealth. The grasses Of West Wiz.
giuia are certainly not surpassed for dairy
purposes by any in the Union The State
is well situated geographically to reach
markets either east or west 30 far as we
can see there Is no obstacle to the manu-.
iacture Of butter and cheese In this State
toan extent limited only by the enter.
prise Of those who engage in II, for the
market Is nnlimitedAnd the conditions are
as favorable as in any other region in the
United States
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Special Notices.

.T AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL,
for Children Teethlng, hOftenl the guma,
allSyS nc pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint dysentery,
Children Of delicate constitution, arc apt TO
aufIer more than the robust, because denhH0n is
protracted and early cutting OF the teeth more 70
"a feared than late. Much ID 70 be Gpprehended
nom loOseness Of the bowels, that 10 Of an ex.
cessIYe character. Moderate lOOseness often re-
moves more dangerous Affections, but when II
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prOstrAtion, then It should be kept IN con-
troll, and for this purpose We remark, that the
hlJGnt Cordial l9 particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy effect
Mothers will ind 1t very valuable. The child
will be relieved, get INTO gentle Sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and will refund the
price Of every bottle not doing a. we represent
Price IS cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
g LAUGHLIN BROTHERS CO., Props
Ap8 Wheeling, W. Va.
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AND TAKEN

The last stronghold OF The Hair PoIsOuers sur.
repd,rs, CRIsTADoRos ang. hearing on lis
ioldS The magic words
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
aoAts triumphant over all the dClclprious trash
with which the market was moi louga Hooded,
Lead enough to make bullets for an army lies on
the shelves of dealers who have specnlatcd in
some Of the metallic half coloriBg preparations.
Well, they should have confined their purcha, Is
to CRIsTADORo'S safe and ptEieei preparation. 30
much for running amer strange gods" In the
meantime this famous dye has received a tire.
mendouS impetus in the market, and can scarce.
ly be manufactured fast enough to meet the enOr,
nous demand.
CRIsTADORO's HAIR PREVENTATIVE
IS the best dressing that can be used amer dyeng
Bep9dGW
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$si,la,OO7 90
sl,g7a,U9s o.

The above exhibit shows that the West
ern States, considering area, population,
and resources, are least in debt, and that
local taxation, for many years TO come,
Is likely to be much lighter In our section
than In any other. Here, too, the num-
Der Of inhabitants and the development
of material advantages are augmenting al
q ratio not paralleled In any other part Of
the country, making the burden Of the
State debt easier and easier TO be borne
with every passing year. Indeed, II is al.
together probable that all the Western
States, with the exception Of Ohio and
Missouri, perhaps, will be completely out
OF debt before the close Of the present dc.
cade.
State debts In New England, outside Of
Massachusetts,, are generally confined 10
war loans, and are In process Of extin.
guishment r' a'r
The large Indebtedness OF the Southern
States has been created principally since
the close Of tho war, by areckless system
ofalmost indiscriminate aid TO railroads.
Tennessee and North Carolina In partlcu.
lar have been brought 10 the verge OF
bankruptcy by this course Of loaning
their credit Few Of the roads so aided
are paying the interest on the bonds Is.
sued TO them, and some have literally
swindled the State.
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THE London EconOmiSt has the follow.
Ing concerning the recent negotiation o.
the new per cent United States loan.
As we led our readers TO expect last
week, the issue OF the American CONVEX.
sion loan of, RlG,O0O,OO0 at 8 per cent has
been successful. Subscriptions have
come In heavily from oil parts of the con.
tincnt, but tue applications have also
been numerous from England, and the
loan Is at least fully subscribed. The
amount Is also understood to have been
mainly subscribed In cash, and not by
the exchange Of bonds. II may be con.
sldered as quite settled, therefore, that
the United States can borrow large sums
at per cent, and tile likelihood of con.
verllng the entire 0 per cent debt OF least
at per cent Is now a very strong one
the great reduction Of the quantity Of the
5.20's which has been effected by this CD.
Grafton making future operations more
easy. Tho interruption to the rise Of
American credit caused by the French
war has thus been very brief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-13

MEEKER, the artist, writes from Alba.
ny This venerable city Of the Knieker.
boCkers Is certainly the quaintest, crook.
eldest, shadyist old town ever wandered
In and through. Most Of the streets nm
in the shape Of the letter 8, and nearly all
of them afep6rieet bowers Of great, over.
arching elmA. The principal retail stores
are nestled In narrow streets d the roots
Of huge trees, whose branches meet over.
head and cast such cool, sombTe shadows
below that 81. Louis architect would 60
crazy andwlth the war.cry Oflight! light
level the whole array In A week,
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pemOcratlO ProposltlOn 10 Macon

Democratic Proposition ln Mason.
From the Petersburg Times.
We arereliably informed that the late
Coniederates and Democrats Of Mason
county, are 80 excited against Hon. John
Hall as to have concluded 10 cut his &C.
qualntance, and not to associate with or
TO speak to him; and all that for his oppo.
slion 10 the iniluity. ffthey can spare
the aid Of Mr. Hall, II Il supposed that
the venerable Judge can easily and with.
out muCli afllicliOn renounce all connec.
ton with them Mr.. Hall was one Of the
most magnanimohs and forgivlng men,
who has done everything to relieve the
dlstranchlsed Of all disabilities, though he
has Lost q dear son in the late civil war, so
wantonly provoked by the Southern
States. III H-~|
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state Debts and Liabllities,
lm he Chicago Mercantile Journal.

From the Chicago Mercantile Journal.
We have not seen anywhere a tabular
exhibit Of State Indebtedness, and have
therefore been at considerable pains "a
make an accurate and reliable Compila.
ton, giving the aggregate debt OF each
State, at the date OF its last official publ
cation, as follows:
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PiUs NIsTH holds receptions dressed
in long robe Of pure white aud wearing
a tight skull cap Of the same color. He
Is said 70 be 20 forid, loViaI old gentle
man, with amery twinkle IN his eve, and
trips along bTiskly enough under the
weight If bis seventy.nine years. he
lets the company kiss his signet.rinV.
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ON MARRIAGE.

ESaaya for Young Mon, on Great Social Evils
ruin the happiness Of thOusAnds.-wlth sure
means Of relief for the Ertlng and Unfortunate,
diallaed and dehllltated. Sent In sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. sep4
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR STONE
~ WORK, BOOKS, AND STATIONARY AND
COAL FOR SCHOOL HOUSES.

CLEnKB ORTcE, Sept IL, 1871. I
Sealed Proposals will be received By the nm.
dersigned until, O'Clock on Thursday, Sept. q,
iei ior building 4 stone foundation wall, and
w ABOUT $50 feet Of dressed stone OF Gaping
lneai measured for the proposed iron railing
ienee M Union Township School House. Also,
ior iutnnlsning the Board with Books and StAti.
the school houses IN tie school distIIc,s iyS ~
pest qua,llty Of clean coal until May ist, isT9.
Description OF the stone work, and A llst nj the
text books and stationary TO he furnIahcd can IN
seen By calling at this once. WI "'
sepiS JIM BtCKRL. C,c,t
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
OF THI
GREAT REMEDY.
KRAPT,s DIARRHGA COMPOUND

For DiArhRa, DyBenterY, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
Summer Complaint and all arrangements Of tho
Stomach and Bowels.
Keep lhlb medicine In your house during the
Summer months, Every traveller should be pro.
ylded with this remedy. Sold with guarantee
the money refunded, II no benefit derived nom
lluse. Ask for "KRAPF's OOMPoUND."
For sale by all tho Druggists in this city, and
BY deAlerO IN medicines generally. Price Fiily
Cents per bottle,
MUCABR, KRAFT 4 CO.,
lyl PrOprletorS, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Wants.
General Notices.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court, September Rules, ISL
james c. Parshall,
as. Attachment III Dehi.
isabella Dunbar,
The object OF this suit Is 70 recover of dc.
PENDANT SiSS 80, with interest thereon from GlA
OF March, 1861, until paid, and coats.
An attachment having been Issued and LEVIED
upon the property OF tho defendant In this sui,
and II appearing nom an affidavit hled In the
cause that the defendant IS not 0 resident Of The
the State Of West Virginia, on motion Of the
plaintiff, by his attorney, Il IL ordered that she
OF the hrSt publication Of this order, and do
what 10 necessary TO protect her intOreSts herein
SAMUEL b. McCOLLOCH, Clerk
]. p. ROGERS, Atty for PIT, sept
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

THR CRY BANK Is now selling, and unhesi
tatingly recommends, as Profitable and perfect
ly Safe Investment, the First Mortgage Land
Grant Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company They have 80 years to run, beat
Seven and ThreG.tenths per cent gold interest
more than per cent currency and are secured
by ntst aud only mortgage on the ENTIRE ROAD
AND ITS EQUIPMENTS, and also, as fAstas the road
10 completed. on
$1,000 ACRES OF LAND 10 every mile Of
track, or 800 Acres for each 81 900 Bond. Thcy
are exempt from U. g. Tax; Principal and Inter.
est are payable in Cold; Denominations: COu.
ponS, 800; Registered, $1,000 to $4,000.
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific 1905
are al all times receivable at TEN PER CENT
ABOVE PAR, in exchange for the Company's lands
at their lowest cash price. This renders them
practically INTEREST REARING LAND WARRANTS.
SINKING FUND. The proceeds Of all sales
Of Lands are required TO be devoted to the re.
purchase and cancellation Of the First Mortgage
Bonds If the Company. The Land Grant Of the
Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres. This i'm.
menso Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel
the principal Of the Company's bonded debt be.
fore II falls due. With their ample security and
high rate Of interest, there Ia no Investment &C.
cessibleito the people, which lie more Profitable
or Safe.
EXCHANGING U. 8. F1vB.TwRNT1Es.
80
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT,
s ". con. CENTRR AND SEVENTH SITS.
AT TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to tie
undersigned Trustee by Chas A. Britt and Jane
Bennett Britt. bis wife, bearing date April, 1858
and Of record 10 the office OF the Recorder Of
Ohio county,. W. Va, In Deed Book No. 81, at
page 435, IwillO
TUESDAY, September Goth, 1871,
prncecd To So at public sale 10 the highest and
best bidder Ut the mont door Of the Court House
oil said county beginning at lOO'clOck,
THAT HALUABLE BUILDING LOT,
Number fifteen, corner Centre and Seventh
streets, In W. W. Shriyer's addition 10 the city
OF Wheeling
Centre street Is rapidly improving, and Is now
one Of he most dsSlra6ls streets for residence In
Wheeling.
t1T- Property can be seen at any time
Terms or SALE One Thousand Dollars each In
hand, and the remainder In three equal install.
ments In one. two and three years from the day
Of sale, the deferred payments being secured by
the purchaser giving bond with good personal
security for the same, wi tn interest until paid,
and tho title being retained by me until the same
arc paid.
Selling as Trustee, I will convey such title as Ia
vested IN me by said deed OF trust
sepl3 6AML D. DARNlTZ, Trustee.
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Andrew j. Ellison, Archibald B. RlllsOn aud Mar.
clssR =. Ellison, .I
Take notice that the dispositions Of Andrew
Wilson, Daniel Lamb and others wi DO taken at
Ing, IN the state OF West Virginia, on the twelfth
day Of October, A. d 1871, between the hours Of
nine o'clock, A. NJ, and elk o'clock, + N to be
read In evidence In the above named cause on
behalf Of sald plaintiff. And n from any cause,
the taking OF the said dispositions shall not be
commenced, or being commenced, shall not be
completed on that day, the taking oil the same
Will bG Rdlqnlled from Time To time until The
same shaft be Completed.
To the Defendants above named
ANDREW WILSON,
Administrator Of Robert Patterson, decd.
BY LAMB 4 PAULL, his Attorneys. seiSdGw
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Throughout the State of West Virginia and
Eastern Ohio where Agents are not alreaoy ap-
pointed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-10-18

WE have perused Of late two works OF deepest
interest and greatest research, relating to that
shadowy past of the human race which has so great
a fascination for certain minds: we refer to Pre-
historic Nations BY Prof Baldwin, an American
work. and Mammal Of Ancient History" by Mons
Lenormant aud Uheyallier, French work. but in
an English translation We are thankful for the
unrivaled stores of accumulated facts placed before
the reader in both these works. bringing US back
historic ground some 1000 years, and making US
hear as it were the foot falls Of the Pharaohs Of the
Sd and 4th dynasty aud the invocations of the
Babyloniaus Of the old Chaldean dynasty. But we
look in vain in either work for any allnsion, let
alone reliable data, concerning that widely spread
branch Of the human family, the PoIynesian
race, Of which the Hawaiian nation forms so
prominent part, and whose other members are
rapidly emerging from the obscurity Of ages, and,
like asteroids, assuming their places in the
armament of nations. We are authorised TO slate
that this laclHa in historical lore is likely 10
be in measure, il not fully, filed BY the researches
and labors of Hon A. Commander OF Lahaina, whose
long residence in this country, intimate connection
with the Hawaiian people, and industrious
researches into the folklore Of the Polynesian race
have enabled him to amass greater collection Of
legends traditions poetry and ancient prayers, not
only OF this group but also Of the other groups
inhabited by the Polynesiau race, than any else
before him has been able to obtain. A critical
examination of these data viii, we have doubt
enable the historian and the ethnologist to correct
previous opinions held upon the origin and descent
of the Polyuesian race, as well as its extreme
antiquity, dating back as it does through its trad
tons, legends and religious rites, to the time when
the Cushite race predominated in S. W. Asia and
the Indian Archipelago
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PASSENGERS.

Prom san Francisco per Hongkoug, o.. lO:-Georg,
Frtsch
For Hongkoug per Cecilia Oct Il Alum and wife Asam
wife and child, and other Chinese.
PROM Boston. per Ceylon Oct In J Treadyyay.
Prom Kauai per stur Klauea Oct 15:-B Dickson Ms.
Smith Judge Hsrtwel. J X Smith, D X Fyfa Gage G
Wilcox ii Wilcox. Geo Chairman Geo Cav. Dr. Forrest
Miss sumner Mrs King. May. Rev rlEuc, Miss Wilder
Mr. Wilder S Wilder Mrs Beckiey Mrs B1ckley. Mis-.
N Becklcy Robinson I Hart. Richmond, u Levers Z
wjtchey W Liikalani Miss McGregor, Mrs Ehiers and
children and 1876 deck
For Hawaii, per sch selma Oct l6-F wundonbers.
From san Francisco, per D Murray, Oct l6-A Weeks
" Ryan, Brasil, Strets and wife, G Allen and wife
Miss Robinson G johnson. wife and chld Foster wife
children johnson, C Mc51enney W Crawson L.
uofmeyer Morgan c L Taylor, Lyons. Kelley
For Kona and intermediate Ports per Kiauea o
l6-Mr ChlingWoruh and wife, GrecnweIl. W Ever
rett, CWal Hon Fernandez. Mrs N King. Mrs X Luna
heihei Mn II Carnweli n Treadyav Dir Partridge Andrew
son, Nrs Crovuingberg, Miss Auid-and 20 deck.
For San Francisco per bk Queen Emma Oct IA J Raj
mars.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Oct l2-sclrs Odd Fellow and Isabella from Hawaii and An
mic from Kauai
l4-selrs Juauita, rokeh and Waiola from Maui
wick from Mol0kai
l2-Am Sd Ceylon, Wood. Us lays from Boston; stint
hhauea from Kauai scius Luta from Hawaii and
Ne,tie Merrill from Maui
ie-Ani bk d Murray Shepherd, u days from ssr
Francisco; and Am bk Delaware, Row.indz, > day,
from Burrad Inlet
SAILED.
Oct lo-Narth C it ITourloas Iasissn FIR y8l-sbar,a
ll-foit lk Cccefa, Mes1uita f'r H1nekouE, s1hr Ma
~ Ellen i,r Nau, aui Jeuuy ior kaus-
ls-scllr Hattie and stmr Ki'agea Kauai.
ls-schrs Y Ward flr Bakers leland aud Ola Fellow
for Hawaii
16-StuIr Kianos fr Ft1s and Ports s.lr,
h.ikelLi fr Mani. Mary dr Kauai, a1l Am ,ohI
selma Luaali ilr Tahiti VIC KnNa.hae.
ll-ScLrs Netie Mcrri. and kamHi for Maui Isabella
and Prince flr Hawaii, Juaui.a Cor MolokaL sui IIav
bd Queen Emma Hampstead for san Francisco.
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Card.

Having decided on remaining here
permanently, the undersigned offers his services to
the citizens of Honolulu as a Teacher of Music
including Thorough Bass; also, of German, French
and Spanish. Engagements to play for concerts,
parties, &c. made on reasonable terms also Pianos
tuned and repaired.
Any order left at Thos. G.. Thrums bookstore will
be promptly attended to.
Professor W. MULLER,
Late of San Francisco. California.
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Fail Fleet OF 1s7I.

by last mail that the would proceed g that TO-
toad Of coming here Capt Kelley intended when leaving
49, FAN Fleet OF 1871.
FIEsT SEASON NORTH.
AwHshonks, Norton 5spm Geo novlaud Knowles lis
Contest owen. 100 sperm in orioie. Hayes % .psrm in
GAY VIA nssd * Rs III no. ;1a q ne Arctic ] ~
Ma stl Mitchell 80 II sS Do as 10TH 1ai b
sp 4 VII in spring. whale Reindeer, Lovchnd l59 SPIN
north .....-... ..--- In spring, WI north.
SECOND SEASON.
Eugenia, Nye.. 40 sperm in Midas. IIam 800 north
Navy. Bauidry $50 hr-baak Thos Dickinson Lewis. here
since spring. iu spring clean.
THIRD SEASON.
Elizabeth Swift Bliyen VIII Iagria Swift ...........
Henry Taier Packard here oliver crosser Fisher III
in spring clean, VII north sperm in spring. -..-.-
Thompson, Allen. i VIII Roman Jernesat. .2i 50 Cd
North. ........... -. VIII in spring, 300 wal north
FOURTH SEASON
Gonoordia, Jones -45 sperm Daniel Webster, Marvin
in spring VII north.
FIFTH SEASON
Europa Mellen.. 225 sperm Mary. Hereadeen .....
! in SPRING. ...--.--------
HONOLULU FLEET.
Arctic, Trip. ........ Monticello Williams. 400
g ySSI ~ P IN Spring ai , north d.
kohola Almy- ....-.. Paiea, Nevbury ...........
Aaunaloes Br-ggs.....
DooN1 ~ san HANeo'
mn, ,Is, ns,i.r bcrs .pTi6g s55 since "
: IN sprine. clean - Seneca, Kelley is sp in spr,
Fanny Williams here in spr l2J VII north -..--.---.
I,eA"' 'l' "I''u' ' ~, III ,--,.-,.,-.
%
] 'n ii11''
ILe i'''"Hs are inc vessels "''' WI" l','s z, ii,'l'
oI 'Ni' -'' Dl'-I -'7s'' hsN'' -'''''
A.l.'i' a anu . i'i''D' ''N
Lhe Noitlsrh ne5' l's' Se' ~ ,' PUT uul'''e' -
sells oil which ID "e"t home ana iaTa''lnl were WIZ
1'-"" i"' "1''''' 49,.
seis part oil winch aye On -e way o a Ae others az up
ilr The North faeiha-A f's"eri sea breeze "eNs
''''Ls'' hal1' lI.'u l''' ov,l' l'''I- =
Ter hoil' bii'nl'''s" '.l' i''Ne 'l1 -'o''l'l j
L-gHt several eth'Is are o Os i''sl yu''
roy- rs R5.tsp June m and on the Dist in lat "a IS
long 80 a5 W 7sseI the wreck Of vessel Of about COZ
,, -.,,1 1.. , iii, 1 storm, all -. sl,, Was r,i,,-
rIf,el and had le e-cj lf- lr bpt wa. all of with
tl ,ti,r f a small f,r.ity around the bow: she had
s7tl- l 10, ,l,, ,5i,i,- f- sr, .1,.. c,I5 rf dis.
cove. nome CO mi, ian IN l,r- q ao
W, met with very rough weather in the south Atlantic and
.,- , Love ,s,.,il y,-i srli, and received
,r.- .,t.ti 7,,.., 1,iv 8-h I'M r5t7-.s r-r, 451ow
- ,,.,.- e, rls,.,sl,- ,.7 se +.I f--
fts ,,.ri,r3 and ,s drowned every effort vas made
t.,Is,, s.- 1.r,-a ,..f.fs1,s c5ur5 mach him,
y,r, a,.r f1,r 90 I,r 40 W s, T,rft shin ,r.r,g,+l
so. 49, ,s.+l, ~. I-,,- - s,, f----fs-, ,,,-7,st
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IL our advertising columns will Be found that the
house on the Militant premises-so ealled-wl be
sold at auction on FRIDAY, the 27th instant. The
Minister Of lnteriorntends to proceed, Immediately,
with the erection Of the new Government House,
on the lot, satisfactory arrangement having been
entered into with the adverse claimant of the land,
Mr. c. Kanaina
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Through The courtesy q A. J. Cartwright ESQ to whom We
are under many obligations fF important marine fvor
indebted list % the sales which expected here
this Fail with their catches last reported aud also those
bound San Francisco together with other interesting
0raala u probable that the eei bound Francisco
may larger thau anticipated information having been
received uy sr Cartwright from the Arctic via san Franc
by last mail that the would proceed to that port
Of coming Capt Kelley intended when leaving
fp sic Errfp~