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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-10

WHERE Is AGAssIz?-Mr. J. S. Lemon is digging q
well Tor irrigation purposes on the old MakIki
School premisrs. and has found eighteen Or nine
teen feet Oi clear, beautiful brown loan. At that
depth the wOrkmen cane To u lot of small bones.
which on examination appear 10 be those OF chick
ems. or other similar sized birds. The question Is.
how did they get there. and hUw many years would
it require tor the soil to accumulate to that depth.
AT twenty feet. a strata OF earth and rolnd. smooth
pebbles was found, indicating the bed Il an ancient
bronx. -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-10

OVER THE PALI-On Sunday, a man on horse
back. belonging tn a ship in port. by some means
tumOled over the Pail of Nnuanu. on Sunday last.
and went down about u hundred feet and then
fetched up. The horse went further than the man.
aud rolled over and over several times Strange
to say. neither horse nor man were seriously in-
inrai
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-10

COTTON CANVAS,
II C. BREWER s Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-10

A BRILLIANT WEDDING Al about the hour of
g high neon - yesterday a very brilliant wedding
was celebrated at the residence Of Col. T. II. Mile in
Charlestown, Ind. Capt W. Howard Gibson, of
Chtrlestown, "a younger brother Of Mr. Gibson of
Lanai, Hawaiian Islunds) a thirty-third degree
Mason, honored St Johns day hy leading to the
hymenial altar, Miss Eliza W. Hill, a beautiful and
accomplished lady of New York. The nuptial cere-
monies we're performed by Rev J. W. Blythe, of the
Charlestown Presbyterian Church, in the presence of
a large party of friends of the bride and groom. In
addition TO the elite of Charlestown aud vicinity,
we're Mr.. Pres.on and lady, of Charleston, South
Carolina, Mis- LiiwiggintOn, of Louisville, KY, Mr..
Orville West and lady, a. d Miss Bette West, of
Georgetown, KY, Miss S Pressle of Steuhenville,
Ohio Mrs. VIM. B. Sh-lhy and Miss Ida Shelby, of
Clark county, and 4 number of ladies and gentlemen
of New Albany After the usual congratulate rs and
hand-shakirg, Col. Mile and his excellent lady ill.,
vited the party TO one of the most sumptuous repasts
that has ever been spread in the town of Charles
town, and certainly there was then and there a feast
of good things and n sufficient flow of champagne,
wiz, and Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-10

Serious AccIDEET.-On Monday morning last,
Mrs. W. G. Poole, with a Chinese servant, started in
g buggy from Kukui street to come down town. The
horse took fright at an umbrella and ran away, and
turning suddenly the corner of Fort street, the occu-
pants of tie buggy we're thrown violently cut on the
rough stones. Mrs. Poole was considerably but not
seriously injured, but the Chiuaman, who was a
Weil-known and valued house servant, died on Thurs
day from the injuries received. In this co nectiOn
We may remark that persons who drive native horses
10 harness, should remember that they are very
liable to take frig t and become unmanageable, and
that extra caution should be used in their manage
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-10

HEAVY RAINS on Laxative learn that this ISL
and has had un extraordinary season of wet weather.
Heavy rains set in on the 23d ult., and have contin-
ued up TO the Sd inst. On the 18th OF July an exteu-
sve lake was formed in Palawai valley. III sc rains
ton and elevated valleys, where Mr.. Gibson has
planted groves of 'Pride of India aud such a fall
OF rain under the circumstances confirms It's opinion
of the attractive influence of forests upon passing
clouds surcharged with moisture; since his wooded
lands are dreuched with superintendent water,
whilst the other bare portions of the island are suf-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1872-08-10
MUSKETS, MUSKETS, MUSKETSII

N LOT or >TPB RIOR MIS-
~ KITS. Just k-eriv-i md For sale Cheap by
N~ JUuN MILL.
Jus No 20 Fort Street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

Various rumors in regard TO tue political
attitude Of Hon. D. W. VOORHEES, are greatly
exercising the unterriAed Democracy Of In.
diana, whose chief Spokesman he has long
been. 1t Is said that he was willing so far 70
waive his strict party allegiance as TO accept
Judge Davis at the hands Of the Cincinnati II
convention had they presented him. But as
10 Greeley he halts and hesltatos. His Dem.
ocratlc colleagues are all said to favor
Greeley, and Mr.. Voorhees, Is likely to loose
favor in the district where his voice has long
been so potential. Singing the praises Of
"Massa Greeley" seems the predeStined mis-
sion of Democratic leaders, and Mr.. Voorhees,
may refuse now 10 pitch the key only to Join
hereafter In the chorus with more ferycnt
voice. "Massa Greeley's" mission me awhile
Is evidently to rend the Democracy rather
than divide the Republicans.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

IHb END OF TIE ARMS INVESTIGATION.
The Senate committee appointed 10 inyes-
tigate the sale Of arms 10 France pre- sented
their report on Saturday. As will be seen
from the extended synopsis In another col
umn tho Department has been honorably &C.
quilted Of the charges that were so conf
IDENTIFY made by Senators sumner and sehurz,
and the entire fabric Of suspected fraud, cor
ruption and illegality has fallen to the
ground. Absolutely nothing In any way In
culpating the officers OF tho Government has
been proven.
The investigation was demanded mainly
on three grounds First, that certain res
olution had boen adopted In France; second,
upon the statement Of a discrepancy In the
accounts between two Of the Departments
OF our Government and third, upon sus-
piciou as 10 the conduct Of the War Depart
nont in making tho sales. Tho evidence
taken by the committee shows that no such
resolution was passed by the French Legisla-
ture; that every cent Of money received from
the sales has been turned into the Treasury,
and that the officers Of the War Department
throughout tho entire affair acted In strict
conformity with the construc ton OF the
statute by the Department. The yindieation
Is full and ample-a complete triumph for
the gentleman against whom so many mon
strous and uufounded Allega tlons werc pre-
ferred. The report effoctuAlly dlsposes Of
all the ISLANDERS and yituperatlon about the
military ring" which have filed the columns
of the anti-Amlnl stration press during the
last six months.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

ny the PresId,ntof the Uuitsd states ofAmsrIcs,
A pROCI. .ANATToN

A pROCT ANATTON
!, wh.roas nu,.nsn, - ~. A., s.c,,or n,
The Act q courrs.s spprorcd the eleventh dsv
of june. one ,housand slpbt hundred and
sixty-fopr, entitled aAn aot 10 provide for tho
execution of ,r,atIsa botween the limited
s,o,.. .na ,o-.t,,, n.,Ions rasnoc,i,g con.
.r,ar ,nr,sa,o,,or ,ror ,ho crovs ~ vos,ol. "a
such ioreign nations in The waters and por,s
Of the limited States. IL ia provided that be.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

The REPUBLICAN was arraigned In the cd
itoriL columns OF the New York Tribune
for what Is called In the genial, euphonlstlc
style Of ii. @. "square-toed lle." We stated
that Mr.. Greeley had said, at meeting OF
leading Republicans at the house Of promi-
neut politician In this city, that the war
must cease, for the Tribune was losing money
every day" This Is true. To speak more
accurately, Mr.. arceley made this obeerva-
ton In conversation with one Of the gentle-
mon composing tho meeting refer red to,
which was not q formal meeting, but simply
G social entertalnm ent TO which Mr.. Gree
ley was invited 10 meet leading Republicans
and compare notes, In the hope that Mr..
Greeley might be induced to abandon the
dangerous peace at any price" ground on
Which he was then trcading, (this was In the
winter Of 1853, Just after the election Of sey-
mour, when gold was fuctuatlng from s2.00
s2.50,) and turn the vast influence Of his
powerful journal into that straight and mar
row path through which alone the armies Of
the republic could march to final victory.
Tho conversation was general and personal,
there being no set speeches, nor anything Of
Wv H0Ah Ah "AAh Wv - N@N
company, who troubled him very much with
questions a. TO "whoro he would hK the
bouada line In case Of separatlon;" "wbat
should be douo With the slaves" what set
tlomeut OF damages resulting from the war
should be Inade;" how should we manage
II Missouri should wish to 20 with the Con-
federaey, being already represen ented both In
the Union army and In Congress" Mr.. Gree
Icy being fairly driven into corner, made
use Of the expression above quoted.
The gentleman 10 whom this remark was
made was prominent Republican Senator,
noted for his dignity, his patriotism, and his
clear and lnclslte intellect. He told the cir.
cumstanco 10 our informant under the
strict Injunction Of secrecy; for, said he, 'if
II should be known that l had made such q
statement the result would only be 10 raise q
question Of yeracity between Mr.. Greeley
and myself, and such contest would be ro-
lyulslye TO nc. Moreover, recognize the
usefulness Of Greeley 10 the party and tho
Union cause, notwithstanding his yagaries.
His bitter personal hostility 10 me, which he
has constantly shown In tho columns Of his
paper, Is another reason why should remain
silent, for II might appear to some that am
sensitive 10 his attacks, which Is not the case. +"
This Senator ls now In his grave. Our In
formant judged, perhaps rashly, that by his
death the injunction of secrecy was removed.
II the Senator, while living, should shrink
from the publicity Of the habitual denuncla-
lions which the Tribune always keeps on
hand for those who differ from II. G., such
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

Mr.. L. PEsHISE SMITH seems 10 be very
much pleased with Japan and the Japanese.
In an interesting letter TO tho Rochester
Democrat ho describes his presentation at
court Us follows:
ION the sth Of January I was informed that
an audience would be givon TO mo on the 10th at
10 q. N. His Majesty at the same time sent me
MS proposed address In japanese, with the re;
eend him that day what intended TO say In re-
ply. The audience was at one Of the summer
palaces In tho environA Of tho principal resi-.
lenee Of tho Mlkado. l went with my friend
Hirai, an interpreter and secretary In the for
slgn Once I proposed to PIt myself Into the
SSTssd ass n U HUu ). s!H anNsTS hut
In short given me TO understand that the prop
Osltion was takon as respectful on my part, but
SyIx sH might dsPPsss SSSa appear
US keeping near the wAll. Tho MikAdo sat in
me shToas on platform about Ihree iss. @ high
was the Prime Minister SaDjO; on his loft the
sword.bearer, or whatever bo bis title. holding
across bis breast q goldsscabbard sword. AS
soon as l came opposite His Majesty I faced
toward him and made my bow, tho Minister
for Foreign Affairs, who advanced stop or two
nearer the throne, at the same time announcing
throati 80 reading few words Of his address Of
welcome In Japanese, he handed the paper 70
ne Prime M1ihSLeE VIII read ne rest HArai
my reply, handed II 70 HarAi, who read Il Oh In
japanese, made my bow, backing 70 the wall
the room, turned half round, and retired 70 he
what HIS Majesty said was in substance,
Mr.. Smith, We Tho used the imperial plural) are
very glad 70 SEQ that you have accepted the in.
Vltation OF our Department for Foreign Affairs
10 leave your distant home and enter into our
service. As our nation has been only recently
aequninted with foreign countries, we are not
yet thoroughly familiar with the Iules and
uAages which prevail among them. We trust
however, thatyo vast knouledge and quick
diIcernment may enable Us To OestabllSh a system
In our empire by which the correct principles OF
iniernationAl conduct may In tho future be
brightly illustrated" To which Smith replied
Majesty most sincerely Tor tho honor Of adIniS.
sion 10 your august presence, and for the nAtter.
inE manner 10 which you delgn To roior 70 my
RSGs S,sTe vii SSr WIN S ~ stuS. ssS
Nipou and for the glory Of your MsIesty'B reign,
which has commenced with such happy GuBploes.h
He describes the Mikndo As being "a pale,
Intelligent, but somewhat edsmlnAte, d.
yinity student look, (" with q long feather on
lis head, aud excuses himself from any more
extended description because ''tho Mikado
stared so hard al him inAt ho could not take
good lonk NJ him wlthout apparent dlsre-
,pect." The japanese impress him as an ez-
polite. and courteous peoples the
,entlomen bow 10 each other until their
odies are parallel TO the earth, feat Of
lhioh lIr. Smith dOcs not venture an expla-
alton. There Is an independent aeif-re-
DectlDK air about thoIn, and al Though they |
ave a very marked respect for rank they
70 entirely removed from SnooolslneSs'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

as-" URder the provisions Of the act OF Con
sress approved February 80, 1874, Territorial
government was organlEed In tho District Of
Columbia. Its roaalts have thus lar fully real
iEed the expectations Of its advocates. Under
the direction ftho Territorial officers, system
oflmproVements has been inauEurated, bJ means
Of which Washington IL rapidly becoming city
worthy OF the natloH's capital. Tho citizens Of
the District hsVluE Voluntarily taxed them.
selves 10 . large amount for the purpose Of con-
Irritating 10 the adornmsnt or the scat Of Gov.
ernmsnt, recommend liberal appropriations on
the part OF Congress, In order that The Govern.
ment may bear its Just share Of the expense Of
osrrJing out a Iudieious aystsm Of Improve
nis.n-Presidfni Granf,I Measaas.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

DIPoT QUARIEnMAhIgRG OBHIcE,l
WARRINGTON, ID. o., MAJ 10, ls1a 4
Sealed proposals.. In daplioate, With 4 copy OF this
adsertssment attached invited from rsspouslbls
parties until y m. JUNE a. l59 Tor fnrnlshins ali
the Corn, Oats Hay and Rye STRAW required At this
Depot DARING ne hso,l rear esmmsnsin9 july lsla
And places As mar BE- directed By the Depot Quarter
The quantity required each moalh /, ,Hiaaisd at
oO lps of Oats and Corn, 70 weigh 81 and d lbs 70
ohg, and 10 lb. OF Straw all 10 be Of nrstelass,
msTchAnts able quality.
KAsh bid must be sooompAnisd By q urittsa Euatsn.
tee signed bf the btddsr or bidder, and con oelsnt
surety, certified V be such By ohssF or other
peinon knovn 70 the Qaartsss tors Dspaftmsat, 10
~ snsee thah IN Ne even, q ne .essptsnes q such
lag hda the NECESSARY sonteAot uill be ents!ed inte
And that In case The sad party parties on srinE shall
fAil 10 enter into eontsot AforesAid, he thar
GuArantoe 70 make good the dihsreaoe bstwSsn his
or thstr onoF and tins nsIt lowest bid.
Propo.als VII b mArksd .PrOPosSls for FonEs."
Rlddsrl are invited % b pTSssnt Al the opsnlnE
PORN q proposal and fun infOrmailea tarnlshed on
application 70 this once. WIN MYERS,
mylBb Depot QaATtofraakteT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

= His Holiness Pio Mono 10 said to have At.
tanned great skill at croquet.
= Adelina Patti has received a splendid ruby,
surrounded BY tWenty.four brllliants, as q pre-
sent from the Emperor Of Russia.
NJ. MonteIi, engineer Of the suez canal, has
Wrltten book on the technical details Of that
great undertaking.
= The Boston Post Is Of opinion that Brig.
ham Young must be glad 70 get out OF court
because he has done all the court he wants 70.
: Maggie Mitchell Is playing to crowded
honses a. the Boston theatre. The receipts on
Wednesday night amounted 10 u, ,osI, the 9th or
nights previous averaged 1900.
: Lord Brougham wrote to Lord MAeaulay TO
educate his son In oloquenoe, because, possessed
Of this accomplishment, h would have, 'in
free country, an almost unlimitod power for
good or I'll over his iolloW.men."
= Miss Laura Rsam, Of the indianapolis
yoHrrai, has been elected as delegate 10 the
Republican Congressional convention. Miss
HeAm accepted, but with the understanding that
shs should be counted out ofths s"streng-miDded"
: Mr. Wade, the British Minister, was lately
ohineo." They called him "ioTeign devil" and
hll him on the head. lie "Went icr'' them ON.
sSG ,h ,Ss pTShins explained that they had
w. J. Florence and wife LETT for Europe in
the Scotia last week. He expects 70 return in
two most popular English dramatic SathoTS is faS
new plAyL He will aiso visit Paris and neriIn
10 search Of novelties TO bring with him ior The
nozt season.
= Among the live stock OF Mr. Bates Sharks.
Of Cumberland county, Ill, was a valuable
mare which he had given 10 Mrs. Bates Sparks,
and Mrs. Bates Sparks, taking a notion that
Mr.. u. :. did not treat this valuable mare as
well a. he treated the other horses, armed her,
self with an are and . knife, proceeded 10 the
stable. and split opeu tho head and out the
throat Of the animAl-the iour.leggOd one.
THE three gauges Of modern TallroAds--Lho
narrow gauge, the broad gauge and tho mort.
A CONTEMPORARY calls tho lurking banana
skin on the sidewalk "tropleal Incentive 10
profanity"
THE New York Herald hnds It's new building
100 small, and will erect still another on the site
Of lts old one On Nassau street.
MUaHAooNs Of excellent quality are now
raised quite extensively In Cambridge, Mass,
ana sold Al high a. u p0r pound. '"F y
BELLIES threaten 70 discard oorsota, and rely
upon natural causes for heAlthful amount Of
sdueeEinB,
TRAvRLEHs say that Dublin Is at present the |
dullest and most proaalo city on the other side |
OF the Atlantic. The Chief Justice OF ireland |
manages To live, however, very comfortably on |
his salary ol t26,Q00 In gold.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13

ts WYNN sfEE Is 9E TIE BTsIE MET
BgAi fOk VILLA SITES UR GARDENfhG

LAND WfriifN IiiE pfsTRfGf of Uoi.pM.
bhlpfok VILLA SITES OR GARDENING
:. b. virtue Of sqedry dssrsss passed ia the 10.
l. cause therein Pendias between JohP n Shan.
s.d sss.s ssd Sa,s:,Ss' 81 Iis"T nSS,
PSShi. h' TSs:.,sIs:S S ,Tg;t.ss hf,'la 4 In - z.
pabllo saatlop, TO the ShssI bidder that ysiu.bIs
,s.os q ,sod hn2yP =, Oeiehostsr" The property Of
Isi: tsCt oon,ai"laS about 20 acre.. b. s,so
fiss sss..s . ii p is.@ !. tnaai.s,d Ss @ soaaoa %
Witch soms of ths lots front Iot No Il ilHpFo,sd
by . hns Bfick Dwelling House And suitable barn,
PssSs sa.s sss fS. fGs EsUp:S9 I:G I
on the Anaoosila river, between UnlontoWp and The
&Sa%, ThS.s oIs Witch are S.srs., 70 he 1i,ss
are yliho1t dorbt the hne.t garden Ian Dc within
pss s.s a' asS,s ~9lsn " s,.a s.ss usSS the
sguIlsd foT villa sitss Gordi9G ihsJ 20 snpsrb
view o. The Potomac ahd the whole city of wIshi1E
street. 1.~sy 70 The Rnsso.tla bTidss Place .bsss
lots almost within city llmils far readiness Of
vents those dsasrcs.bis features generally presented
By 90 closs proximity 70 . large eitL.
onsoSrt6 Of purchase money iol each ioI sssS BAL
aass u thnes esah psJpenn At ons two and three
oonVsy1Dslns and stamps al oost Of puTchassr. A
dsposnof aiN Will be required As each lot ls da'
The Ials will commence on THURSDAY, the asa
day Of MAy noEt, a. AforeaAd and tpntnus from day
% day IN q the whole shall bo sold. Pais o. the tract
iisps dsiiy, o. At The oriess q he rfasssss WI"
xsiqsSlS a! .AHd beds 1rs ooG.issd p M prsni,ss
''- 'H''' Sa6S,iSSSSsJ 6,i N An IN .DLEY.I Trustees.
,,..,,'. y Aoo' dREfN a WILLIAMS,
Ap9I2tAwthl0ktdts Auotlonssrs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13
Bv LAIImEs ri,sl Y. a IS SkaEhEhL, VA n,o,,
ssuihv.<a oornsr o. Penn. ave ard Klesenth street.
sAfE q

oHAgqERY SALE OF YAIIlARI,E IMPROVED
PROPERTY, SITUATED ON fhrTH nfnnEy
Under and By virtue of > urss o. Tho supreme
gonrt q The D,.rs. O ools%bls passed r. sespss =,
bs.ween The Ocean National Baak n Hsw Y?,kl
otLsra painAns, and Joseph n Brown gnd othsrs,
deisadsnts the, und,I,Snsd. .ypoln,.d tru.,ses
ptemiasa the prqpery In the prooeedlnfs a the aid
caune mentioned, that Il TO say, on UkbDAY, May
i73 d $3.50 O'Clock In tho afternoon, The south
IS iegt of lot ssventsen t7) In fausre three hundred
and forty sight 90 In the oity ol wAahnGton, ID. o..
having Lont q B lest on Tenth strest usst, and
aep,h Of i0i feet inch, impfo'sa b. substantin
Terms of ssis, a. prescribed By The decree. Oss
third cash the residue In two equal paymgnis, the
nrst etsof payable IN sK montha the other In twelve
months IRON the dag Of SALE sscurod by the notes ot
the purchassr bearing interest from the day o. sale,
with reservod lien On the aid real estate Tor th, de-
fsned paymsnta, and with the privileGo 70 tho pur
chaser purchasers 70 psy ths whole Of sad purchase
money 10 cash II the tsrms q sAls arc not complied
With within ys b days iOm ths d.y Of nale the tIus
slyins such public notice a tIey Inal deem most a.
yAntaEeoaa for the ntsrsst o. all paTtes At the sole
eg.i sad sIPsnss e The dslAatlnE PgrohAse, o. Ru
q properly Wien The property !. struck on. And all
HAfaihhE.IklL WILSON, Trustees.
H,s-d4ds LITiHFR 4 ULEAiiY. Auols.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13
Pianos and Music.

A RARE OHANOEI-HAvINo DETERMINED
51.,.d 1 e sSaSnac nSiiSdsIs < {Ho, Phi IN
adoiphia, which has the ntstT In n-"T
hnished and more durable than AnJ :. -.
les for ossh than any other hrstolsss Piano be
bought, or for roAsonA bio lns.allmenta
Oall and examine for youraelyes.
OARL RICHTER, Aren't
ea5 Pennsylvania avsnus,
as23 Belussr Ninth and Tenth strssls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-13
Wants.

WLNLEp TO RENT-A HOUSE OF SEVEN
Sg &SSsii &asos:. :s's terms a,iS,eH q &
Inn HANDS MAHTEb 10 WORK ON ,LlllE
our TH z .ffR0EB. ii . Dsr dss, psysSi.
svery hlt.sn daya Ia ea.h. RAPPORT 70 .Ohsnncey ".
Hall. 81 Mars uauntT, Nd, Of a Tho once q ne
sVsnus, Wsshinston olty. D. o. inJe.s.
w permaasnt SITUATION. ne l. a good pen.
&as: q: si siis ss
w standing Mu.lo, frsReS and dsrssn, spo:,tlon
ssi::. "A 4 !: y. sG: III,
WAErED,--A sIrgATIOs As oQNIaAtro
lsdy. Bs,, Of rsfOrsnoss given. Addrs-s bSs 2 A a.
WAETEP,-BY A LApYI,A Is.IguATIos As
l:..On; e sOsGss . h5s:;. s. ss.TSss I. Of
w ANTED'
OLD STEAM BOILERS,
WROUGHT AND CAST soRAr IRON.
4. q. WHEELER,
mh4i.u seventh street and Canal BridEe.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT OFfiOE
-l;hIPg 1,g e i sBPI2E q In
.a.h street Ss.v,sn sod a. where lhslE order, Elll
EUREKA EMPLOYMENT oFFIoE. NO. 5O1
Y f.. n'''n'A street. ass. aiis toUtsa ifa o. BurtER
,ong5INyg EEETE Ht skXpsd x2S HsEH9Eh e
TOR" has sslfsettinE Nsodls, th, mc,. psrieo.
.ha..ls y use resting 90 aet,sis, N.sdif.eas snd
ldn Pennsylyauis aveuus, botvesa Fourand- half