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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-24
by VIM. L. WALL CO, Aactloneers,
- New Marble Building,
600 and 902 Penna avenue and 9th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON NAVY YAhD. AT AUOrIoN.

ON NAVY YAhD. AT AUOrIoN.
. Is7s, at O'Clock, will sell, on the premises'
= by virtue Of deed Of trust, land by request OF
parties secured duly recorded December 3, ISL,
Liber No. 665, folio SIS of the land records
Washiu gton county, in the District OF Columbia,
all that plat OF ground duly described parts Of
parcels Of ground and the paris Of said lot and
square which were conveyed (te the party of the
deeds duly recorded IN Lber 62S folio as,
and in Liber No. 6SI, folio So, &C., Of the land
together with eli the improvements, ways, cage
ments ghts, privileges, ard sppurtenances to the
same belonging or In any wise sppertsining
Terms Of tsle One half cash; bsl Ance In and Il
months secured by deed Of trust and notes bearing
interest. ConyeyancinR at purchasers cost. The
Trustee reserves the right to resell at purchaser
rish aud cost IL terms OF sale are not piled 9th
required as soon the property 10 .ols.
MATHEW TRIMD BILE, Trustee.
dl2eofwdds w. L.. WALL 4 Co., Aucts.
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THR0UGB LINE Be Er
l. TWEEN WASHINGTON,

NNHROUGH LINE Be
l. TWEEN WASHINGTON ~
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WASHINGTON, November lg7.
Trains between W WASHINGTON and NEW YonK
are a. follows: -~~A>
FOB NEW YORK. tcitkoM change Of r,r,
Leave daily (exco Ht SUNDAY at SOU a. M . ~ ana
$50 ?. n. '' A'' e
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at sOJ a. m I 40 ana
I'D 2. ~
ON SUNDAY
rhia at $40 d. m ~
only. " - ~ "
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New York and
Of the day.
For Baltimore ard Ohio railroad advertisement,
napols and the West -
Thus, r., SHARP, Asst Master Transportation
i. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. d. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jel4
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~ Ne xsS ss - ssikssss .. f.~~
EoEk sysnne. fhs most privs6 49, sneex
q i Ss: @ : ss;z "a 81 80 ID. 49,
Plsts end Ylatsa ware oUes R1eoe4 L111o sa4
H. isCHzHiozL oPfToIAN, @~
,,...,: Ss2 80 ~, corner . -.
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DY LATlhEk d CLEAkl,
ID Aucuoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
South west corner Pennsyv aria AND llth %.
Star Once Building.


South vest corner Pennsyiyaria and 1ifh st.
Star Once Building.
On siEEEf; bEfWiES isiH AND sSrH
ss OF y S day li
county and the District Of Columbia, will "a, q
the Sd day Of January, A. d. iSs, at az clock ..
% Sa the sns M that sscs Of Of
ton, and known and described on the ground plat
:s e. fN
ments consisting OF = two story and attic Brick
Terms Of sale: One.third cash, and the residue in
two eQu.l payments at six and twelve months, with
81 fSs day Of
complied Nth in Ave day.: the a. reserve: the
purchaser, uron one week o Dotice by advertise,
ment in some Newspaper printed and published in
decsS: Iar ssARLs5 tF.r sssi.
RY LATIMER . OLEARY,
ID Auctionen and Real Estate Brokers',
Star Once Building
SALE OF GovERNMENr PROPERTY.
Il On AONDAH MORsiSG, January 9th,
1873 we % sell q seiPsS asIsn
sse: :
Straps. l76 Foot Torches, Foot Extneuishers, IN
Foot Flame cnadts; Tying Iorcnes, = fylug *.
sSsSs:, COPPER tunnels. snes socss.s 20
WoImers, ia hsysr.sok,, Z pairs Pliers, pair.
Stats, Pocket Tslsgsssh instrpnsnts, AZ Us signal
so o1e prswna in.tramsns.. Kettle. Bran. ssisot
9 Tap Borers, epring Wagon, rubber Bucket.,
stoves, Fire Pokers, BAKE. 8 Fire shoves, Gan
ridge Boxes, LIS Cap Pouches, ~ Pistol Pouchss,7
Magazines, Camp Stool, Battery Wagon Stove,
Cocoa Mating, s. Newspaper Files, 10 @Ason's
Bygrometers.l Stove. Terms cash: By order
HENRY JACKSON,
First Lieut.. and Property and Disbursing oficer,
,,,.wsa. I.r,wrR = 6 ssn:l service;
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II w PRICES
II AND BEST QUALITIES.
Choicest Christmas Goods,
FANCY DEPARTMENT:
JAPAN Ba.ONZEs,
JAPAN CHINA,
IND ORNAMENTAL WARE
Beautiful. Delicate AID Chaan
ERENCH WORK BASKETS, new styIes
, TABLE II XUBIES:
FRESOH LACE FRUITs,
APRICOTS. 5lace,
CHERRIES. Glaze,
ALMONDS, Glace,
LARGE AND HANDSOME RAIsiHS.
RIPE DANCES,
RIPE BANANAS,
RIPE PEAGS,
BIPE MALAGA GRAPES
PETITE POIs,
ASPARAGUS,
MUsHk0O Ms,
PATE DEF0IEe GRAS, with Truffes.
nAlLLAkDS FRENCH CANDIES; also,
MAILLARDS ORNAMENTAL CANDIES,
Tor Chrfstmas Trees. at Low prices.
SOhDOHe PBk6BeyEe, Of every choice fruit.
f8keH PkARs IN GLASS, beautiful end de-
heious - II inst picked from the tree.
n. w. BURCHRLL,
dloSv 1882 sfRIIf.
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nY GREEH D WILLIAMS, Aucsionesrs,
- No. 1OOl northwest corner 10th and d -.
TRUsrEEy SALE OF VALUABLE BuILpIHe
LOTS IN sQUARE No: 2oe, NEAR PRESENT

- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Nay ash,
Ga| A b. l72, and duly recorded in lber No. 6s4,
foliss lss. &C., Of ths land record. fer w..s.
RsrT secured thsrsSy, vili ssI q public auction
In front Of the yremises, ct ~ O'Clock D. m, On
TUESDAY, the "a day q December, A. D, iza,
Lots Nos "a, 70, Is u. 70, 70, 81, 81, s. s., 81 IS, s.,
81, S. 50, 81, a. g. s., -, and IS, In kieGs Plant
recorded Subdivision Of square numbered two hun
seiher With ali the improvenents thereon.
This sale will be made subject 20 o prior encum-
brance, Of which statsnent Win b nsAe e sale =
must be paid on each lot e the time e sale the de-
day Of sale, With interest ct the rate 81 tn cent
ssion of the trustee &c Be fully
with within six day. sftes sae otherwise the trus-
risk and Of the hrst purchaser. All conveyance
ina st ths cost Of the purchaser.
WM. r. WARD, Trustee.
novlssokds GREEN WILLIAMS, Anots.
~ rBB ABoyB BALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY. the 10th instant, same hour and place.
Z, aRxEa WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~rHR ABOVE sALI Is POSTPONED ustil
THURe DAY, January 9th, 1873, same hour end
dlo-law&ds 0BReN WILLlAuS, Ancts-
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
II Merry Cysrtssssas
II Happy .Eisc Fear!
EKTENSIvELY TO SUPPLY THE LITTLE
As WE'LL As CHILDREN OF A LARGER
GROWTH, WITH THEIR
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
AND WOULD ONLY BEG M CUSTOMERS
THANKING THEN TERY HEARTILY FOR
PAST PAVORS, NOT TO DEFER THEIR
PURCHASES UNTIL THE LAST FEW DA rs
BEFORE oRRISTkAS, BUT TO
COME EARLY,
so As 30 sxcsRE
BETTER ATTENTION
A BETTER SELECTION.
have now, in one OF my large windows,
that celebrated
METAL CHRISTMAS TREK,
the Only of the kind in the United States, which
n
LIT UP BY GAS EVERY NIGHT.
Let your children have 3 look at it.
B. g liver ER9,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR sTORE,
decl6 tr Sl2 Ira STREET. MAR PBNNA. AVE.
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4O4} AohipAf GOODS }4O4
Win a1 f9th ct.
McELROY, BAIRD d CO.
GILDERS AND UPHOLSTERERS
We have constantly on hand foe GOLD AND
WALNUT PORTRA1T AND PICTUBE FRA d sS
O. o. our Own manufacture. Also, PIER MIRRORS,
We have a fine assortment of PAssE PAR
I0UTs, MATS, CHROM0S, LITHOGAEPHS,
PHOTOGRAPHS, &C.
LEATHER LAMBRsQUINS.
Prompt attention paid to REGILDIEG. dla-l5t
STOCKMAN SON
Have some USEFUL and BEAUrIFU GOODS
for /, he holleays, such as Ghronos, Autographs,
Tbs Capital %dtion OF the Works OF Charles
Dickens N parts: at 5Oc, verg fully illustrated.
The Works lllustr ated By GuEtaye Dore.
Chambers Encyclopedia.
Zell's Encyclopedias.
Modern Atlas of the W orld
huserst Chemistry, &c. &c.
Can G mplete aEy Book published in par 8, at pub
isbeIs' prices.
Picture Frames made to order. Bookbindiug ia
every style. d2l 81
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HOLIDAY GOoDs-wHOLEsALE.
FOE THE TRADE.

s2s;coe yerth q TOYS, yANCY BOXES.
MAX p SAhpLE s skTkLRf y en-, Plated and
sCARfe and great many ether articles too numsr-
Gus to mention, which are suitable for the holiday
ORIGINAL packages only, ct si0 street, bstween
Sth and 10th. l.. OPPEEHIIMBR,
az Ge3 eAM. eAMSTAG, SAlesmau,
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9U3 sh1hAin sIhhLr, 903
HOLIDAY GOODS
FOR YOUNG ANp OLD,
Embracing all the Standard Works, fiuely bound for
presentation. Fine Bibles, Prayer and n ymu Books
Juveniles, Bussia Leather Goods, Work Boxes
wiring Desks, lbkstapds. fac Cutlery, Gold Pens
&c, 60, the finest assori ment fered to the
Washington public. <Also, fine stock Of Miscela
81 The cheapest German Chromos in the city
hemember the name and number
SAMUEL 5. G. BARBOUR, 903 7th ST.,
dls 6s One door orth OF L.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY GIFTS
GILMAN'S DRUG STORE,
SCI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Bcxes, Cologhes, &C., at GILMAa'S.
Russia Leather Goods, Dressing Gases, Porte
monales, hne Pungents, Hand Plato Mirrors and
stand Airrors, covered with Russia Leather, at
GILMAN'S.
Vienna Goods, in great variety; Ivory Hair
Brushcs, very SUPERIOR Scotch II air Brushes, Puff
Boxes, and Infants II air Brushes, at
GILMAs'S DRUG STORE,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, English and
French; al endless variety, st
GILMANS, 621 Psnna avenue
Lub'n's and other Superior French Extracts for
the handkerchief. stkinson's, Lows and other
English Extracts for the handkerchief. French.
English and American Toilet soaps, in grsa. pro.
fusion, at GILMAH'B DRUG SruRE,
ox1 Pennsylvania avenue
Colognes, Bay Rum, Florida Water, and all kinds
OF ca .mstics and Toilet Goods with full su cply OF
Family Medicines, just received at
del7-lOt Rep ] GILMAN'S DRUG STORE
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EsTIaATE OF QUANTITY

he number of STAN ps issued aud to be issued dur
ing Inc feur embraced b. the present Contract
Is estimated ~ be two billion ninety -four million
the average early increase beng eight forty hun.
Greds per cent.
Fer The bext four years IL is est mated at the same
ratio OF annual increase, two billion eight hundred
and eighty three million STAN will be req red
1t must be understood, however, that proposals
made under this advertisement sh II include a the
stamps nesded by the Department. during the con
tract term without reference the above estimates
which here given only for the inform alton aRd
guidance OF bidders.
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In addi ion, the contract Will b, required 4,
furnish labels, and direct the same for esca pack
age IN accordance with the daily lists furnished b.
tie Agent Of the Department: together with Al
other blanks required to be inclOsei with tn,
stamps Also all blanks for daily, weekly, monthly
and quarterly returns relating 70 the number an,
denCmi atoms Of st Am rs furnished
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NGkOk LANE nTkAMEHs
FAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked TO and IRON any Railway Sta.
ton OF Seaport IN Great Britaini Ireland, zA&A
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, <k6&0
Irsrce, Holland, Belgium, and tho
Cabin fare from NEW YORK 20 LONDON LIv.
ERPOOL, GLASGOW, and DERRY SOS and
EXOURsIOA TICKETS, Sl9o.
Intermediate. eS5; Stserags, $50: al paysbIs in
Currency.
Parties sending for their friends IN the Old o. un.
try can Iurcha.s hckeS a. icSest rates. Tor frE
MACK, Jr., 1893 q street, W ashington.
HENDERSON BR0THIB0,
nayN Bowling Green, New YoTk.
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The stamps may lie required to be delivered b
the contractor Ia separate packages, as above orc
vided tor, At the post Office ia the place wnsre tn
same manufactured; In such gu antilles at III
Post Office Department, Washingtoa, ID. q. 4 sac
denomination being kt pit separ ateD Is the Postma.
ter Gene raj may direct.
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IRksKHTs FOB CHRISTMAS.
GRAND BARGAINS AT
lad AME EST n K Ma

6ls l3fh Street, second door from G. Street.
Eenen Der The name and nnmser. Cheap Ouris.
the 10 test styles. Call and our new stock befor
purchasina elsewhere dec2l-tr
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NORTHWESTERN

Payments for stamps astually issued and deliver
will be made quartz rlv, after proper exAmiaa1,
and adjustment Of accounts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-31
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pas md !? Seine Natt nil ih init ci'
mem 8iht untcr rrmielbcn 0adc mob
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-03
COMMERCIAL.

HONOLULU, JAN. ?, ISL.
TIE arrivals since our last date are the No-w. bark
Ingertha, - days from the Amoor, and North Ger
man brig Peter. g. days from Newcastle, with Goals
The ! A. Falkinburg sailed the past week FOR Ore
goa, with fun cargo Of sugar salt rice and molas-
ses, and the Queen Emma for san Francisco, with
like cargo.
The bark D. c. Murray, which sails for san Fran
cisco tomorrow. Is engaged full. A portion Of her
cargo Is freight brought BY the Nebraska from Aus
tralia-
The bark r. ". Wood arrived to-day, . days from
saz Francisco.
The bark Ingertha has accepted guaaO charter, to
load at S;aTBusk Island for Europe
The bark Comet, with Al ordinary passage over,
shoula have Tefs san Francisco more than week
ago, and ought TO be here by the 10th inst,
The market Is bare Of sugar, the stormy weather
the past two weeks having put back grinding SOM
what especially in the Hilo district, where they say
the weather Is very fine and cane confines to grow
LIABILITY OF IrroE7EEs.-Tbe subject Of the liz
biity Of importers TO the Revenue Department for
tae duty on goods destroyed while in custody Of the
sfoers Of customs seems to be inps-feeiiy under
stood, although It has been frequently discussed in
our eolumns Those most interested forget the points
we have established uatl they have special case,
and thea Try in vain to recall the lost impression.
This Is shown by the following:
New YORK, Nor. Il, ISL.
70 re Editor q tie ysaraal q Csaae-ee-
s1R-Woula you be kind enough TO insert II your
v4luzble columns II your convenience whether goods
II bond. Il burned Up. would be held liable by the
Government for the d0ty-t1ai IS whether the owner
Is supposed to hare the duty covered As well Is the
value Of the goods. by his policy Of insunnoes
YOurs, respectfully, Constant READEE.
4nr-er.-For many years afaes the eastsus service
ras established here there vas no relief for the in
porter whatever might happen to his goods, except
BY special act Of CE-ess n his favor Il vessel
came into the collection district, crsa Il Al outside
anchor, and there surk, the suthoriies claimed the
right 70 collect the duties q the importer Tie goods
had besa imported. sud the importer vas liable fo-
the duty, no matter what happened to the property
II vessel burned At the dock Il vas the sane; +
the gods were burnei n the appraisers stores 10
matter. as the collector. he lost his hold Of the
gods, had his lie- upon the importer. Altar tie
great ere here special set Vas passed to relieve the
sufferers; but As late 1854 the first general Law
was A5sptsa, aVpliosble 70 such eases. That act
specifies As follows, which explains the whole natter
SOS. The Secretary Of the Treasury be, aud 1t Is
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CONCRETE. The n. Y. Journal Of Commerce in
describing the visit of the Commissioner Of Docks
thus speaks the material used for the dock-heads
10 the Hudson Rivcr " The yards now contain 200
barrels or Portland cement. 90 Dc used in forming
the hinge blocks OF bsf5H, some Of which viii weigh
100 tons 10 be used for those portions Of the new
bulheads and piers under water instead OF granite.
The material VIII be quite durable As granite, bat
50 per cent below the cost Of granite. 4 sample
block weighing four tons, made last week, was
standing 81 the mould finished, and VIII be submit
ted 10 { crushing test this week The tc,5s is com
posed OF one par, Portland cement two parts sharp
sand and eight parts Of palverized rock from the
New Jersey quarries. This rock IS obtained by
grinding in a steam power min the fragments Of
stone thrown OF while blasting forpsvemeut blocks
AT the foot % Seventeenth street, East River, the
Department has established large storebouses where
b,ioa viii be made for the piers and buIkheads on
the East River, and where the Maine granite blocks
FOR those works viii be landed. Tie Iss0H blocks
will cost about sixteen dollars while the granite Of
the same Dimensions viii cost from thirty forty
dollars The cement blocks have been proved al the
mole at Alsiers and at the entrance TO the Suez ca
nal and have answered satisfactorily the purpose
they were designed 10.
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hereby authorized upon production of satisfactory
proof to him Of the actual injury or destruction, in
whole or in part, OF any goods, wares or merchan-
disc by accidental fire other casualty, while the
same remained in the custody of the officers OF the
customs, in any public or private warehouse, under
bond or in the appraisers stores undergoing APP
praisal in pursuance Of law or regulations Of the
Treasury Department or while in transportation
under bond from the port Of entry any other port
in the United States, ahate refnnd rs the case
may be, out ofany moneys in the treasury not 9th.
crwise appropriated, the amount Of impost duties
paid or accruing thereupon; and likewise to cancel
any warehouse bond or bonds, or enisr satisfaction
thereon in whole or in part, as Tie case may be-
v J. Journal OF CauRsrs.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHAT CHEER HOUSE.
~ THIS Houseis now Open and

&@N6 THIS HOuseis now Open and
~. ready for the reception Of Travellers
Etslct1sl.2eS- and Pleasure seekers Being located
at the entrance Of KALIHI VALLEY, one Of the
richest and best cultivated valleys the group. it
holds forth every indueement for visit from the low
ers Of the Picturesque The broad acres Of the VAL
ley are heavily laden with the Banana. Pineapple
Orange, Lemon, Guava and Oha fruits its mountain
sides cluster with every conceivable shade of Ever
green, Vines aud Flowers sweet melody from the
lips of lovely maidens awakes life the owery dells
at early dawn.
Who would miss visit to such Paradise Of Ma
ture, when easily obtainedg
No pains will be spared by the Proprietor. Major
G. c. BENIN EFT, to make the - What Cheer House
the realization Of long-expressed wish Oh, for
somewhere to spend pleasant hour T.
LUNCHES served At short notice. with Tea or Cof
fee. All manner Of TEMPERANCE DRINKS for
the thirsty.
A LIBRARY, containing over One Thousand Vol
Of Books, free for the the Patrons Of the
House.
Saddle Horses always in readiness for those wishing
to 20 up the Valley.
All manner Of Stationery be procured here at so
per cent cheaper than at any place in around Ho
noulu.
TOBACCO aud CIGARS Of every grade and de-
scription.
Call and examine. The Major will always greet
you with a cordial welcome. 5l-lm
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LOCAL NEWS.

HER MAJESTY QUEEN EMMA gave an elegant en-
teriainment al her country residence In Nuuanu
Valley yesterday, the md inst It being the ami.
Fersary Of her birthday. A large number OF guests
We're present on the occasion, among whom were
Admiral Minslow, Commander OF the Pacific squad
ron, and Staf and The Captains and Officers OF the
T. ;. S. California and NarTagansctt
Yesterday evening Admiral Winslow, the Captain
and Officers ofthe ship entertained large number
OF guests on board the California. a splendid
collation. was spread for the occasion. which, to-
gether with the dancing 20 the fine music OF the
ships band. the occasion was rendered one OF OK
IRENE pleasure 10 all the guests.
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Executors Sale!

ON THURSDAY, the 25th Day of Janu-
" AIRY, A. D. 1879, at ~ o'clock NJ, on the
premises, in Lahaina, Island Of Maui. H. l.. the
Undersigned Executors under the VIII OF FRANCIS
A. OUDIN0T, late Of Lahaina deceased. pursuant
to an order Of sale made by the Hon A. Fernandez,
Circuit Judge Of the Second Judicial Circuit 10
Probate, the 9th day Of December. ISL in the
matter of the Estate Of the said deceased. we will
expose to sale at public auction all the real estate
belonging to the deceased, and known the Oudnot
Premises, situate in the Ahupuaa Of Puako, Lahaina,
Island of Maui, containing Is $1,000 acres more or
less.
Terms, Cash, and title papers at expense of pur-
chaser.
Lahaina, Dee 22d, 1871.
2. II. TREADWAY,
II. DICKINSON.
Executors Of the Estate of Francis A. Oudinot,
Deceased. SLIT
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PASSENGER$.

For Portland per Jane A Falkeuburg. Dee 27-George
Reed
For san Francisco per Queen Emma. De 2s-H Hastings
Jno Mu5eary, CAmbeH Julius HATES, Dexter, Law
renee
Prom Lahaiua per Nettie Merrill Dec 9S-His Ex II
Phillips and wife. McCully. Mr. Dickenson and wife Mr.
P4rmHtsr aud wife. swain Harms, Mr Preston, Miss
HAlsteai, Prof L HaSelmayer.
From Windsrard Ports per Efla1ea, Dec Sill B
Montgomery, Rev D Paris. Mr. Paris, smith Judge
Foruaader and daughter II Paris Miss L.Thrum. Hiss
Spencer Walker Parker Col SEslding. aud l64 deck
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Domestic REsoCEcES-A large boiler, Just CON
rleiea 81 tie Honolulu Iron WORKS, was shipped By
The schooner Ka Nal on Thursday last Tor the Wal.
lzapu .CoruwelD Plantation, on Maui II Is one OF
q pair OF tubular boilers recently ordered, 5
fei in length 81 feet in diameter, with 6 4-inch
Tubes. aud connected with horizontal stean-drum.
These boilers are made OF tls inch plsie The tubs
sheets beng halfinch. and are pronounced 10 be
e5uai ta AIRY foreign work They are for steam
toiliu. apparatus. Ehioh, together with vacuum
rans, pumus and az the necessary machinery. also
manufactured here, when completed, VIII make the
works on The waikapu Plantation orr OF the nost
perfect on the Islands IR-addition 20 these, the
Iron WORKS have four other boilers under way,
about third larger, which are rapidly spprosehing
completion. together with vacuum pans. punps,
&c. Tor osler Maui plantations During the past
three mouths. the resources Of The Honolulu Iron
Works have been PIT 70 their Utmost, which has
made il necessary 70 DO great deal Of night WORK
and Tie observance Of the holidays except The
kings birsb-day. has been out Of the question Ne
arr glad 70 learn that the prospects Of this establish
meut Il tic Opening Of The new year have never
been il { more hourishiug condition Prom this
We mar 5udgc tiat the prospects al thu plantations
Cor the coming year are also favorable.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-01-03

TARGET ENCCEsIoN.-Ihc Honolulu Rifles, under
command Of Capt Chas- T Gulicl, turned ont on
the First &C. Fat-ue uniform for parade and target
practice. The aay was beautiful one, and could
uos have been more auspisio1s Tor the occasion.
The company lefs the armory il the early part c.
the forenoon and proceeded 70 EulaoEshua, where
they caeamred at the residence Of c. A Castle Ese
The company did not appear 20 be very proficient 81
tar-e, practice good shots being Quite scarce The
best shots made were by Quarterrnaster n. T Don
nel and Private r L Clark the former taking the
FIRST prize, handsome silver medal and the latter
The second prize which was Of lesser value At the
conclusion Of The practice, which Afforded much
amusement, the company, with q number Of invited
guests. Including ladies partook q liberal cola
tiou which had been provided BY tie comuitte Of
arrangements. After the lunch, tie fine band Of The
L. : iricatc California. whose services lad been
solicited ior the day, furnished very fine music
for dancing, and for a shori time those who were
fortunate in ob,ainin- partners enjoyed themselves
exceedingly. The company then returned 10 the
CITY sud usr para5in through tie principal streets
they disbaudcd :, The @rmory toward evening, hay
fu- enjoyed Themselves immensely besides furnish
in- the means OF enjoyment 10 others