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SEEDS Timothy was In good demand ani nrmer; r.
Qlotnble ut $J.30G160 for good TO pr1ne md s3Cu3
570 for choice. Glover III light request ani steady.
Good Hungarian sold a. $too Other sec.lswcro quiet
and uo1ninully unchanged. We report sa1es of 70 bags
timothy iiancy) ut s36; - bags ehoiee at 52G9;
and 456 bu primo Ut $3.50; 159 ucks gno Mt $9lo 10
bags ht $780, e bags good clover at $5s2; u bags
Hungarian at $l.00. ..-.
TEAs-no,lan firm, under good acn:and, az the
an,axed quotations: Hyson, common, 59G55c good,
hyson, 75c@sl eo,,,non Imperial s5@75s; g1od
80c@s1.o5; choice s1.1b@ 20; extra, *l.25@l l.s5
eholee to exsra Leaf Japan, Mt9f1o5 taic to gooa
do GOG590c oolored natural leaf Jaun 65a}C5o con-
mon 10 nno oolong, 35@45o: good, co@7oo; cholee
to nxtra, COCO Il 0U.
ToDAGco--,Was 1rm and uncnangsa, We Gnoss: e.,
TIC; common, 6s@soe: poor, 4o@S9e. .
P1uu-Natural Loaf, 16@sds; half bright, oo@7oo;
%ssn sssoK1No@Esis, $a@a5o medium, ao@aao: COM
1nnn stems, a7t4a3c.
WOOD-i,oulainB dull nt the following prices:
Beech, $1,000; maple. $l4oo hickory, $3.50; aaos,
WooL-TLu demand is still confined 10 Light orders
from manufacturers. Tho rccuirta have bccn very
light for day or two probably having been delayed
| the storm. prices essentially tho aame, ~
follows:
, 1873-01-27

Tho following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning, mp to 10 o'clock: 1S CARS
wheat, 30 cars corn, 0 car oats, cars rye, II
cars barley. Total, ol cars, or 1900 bu.
withdrawn from ntogo during tho week for
city consumption, 27,o2l hu wheat, 1910 bu
corn, g. 184 bu oats, 4,3s7 bu rye, 1883 bu bar
Icy. Mono on Friday.
Tho following wero the receipts and shipments
OF breadstutfa and stock at this point during tho
week ondlug with tha morning, mud for corro-
spending wooks ending ay dated:
AKoEIpIs.
JAN. IL, Jan. a3, Jan. n,
l6lJ, ls;3. 1879.
Flour. brA ..,,.. ........ 21.l3Q b46sQ Ql.aaa
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A New Line.

1t will be seen, by reference to a paragraph in
another column. that there is q probability Of there
being another line Of steamships established between
San Francisco aud Australia and New Zealand via
Honolulu.
We learn that Gen. Burnside and Col. Thos Scott
have purchased the boats Of the Hman line. These
boats are fine large propellers built for the stormy
Atlantic route, with a view TO great speed and supe-
rior passenger accommodations, and are admirably
adapted for service in this ocean.
The Webb steamers. We learn, have been sold TO
the Pacific Mail 5 5. Co., TO be delivered in March
if the Webb line does not get the subsidy they want
from the L. s. Government.
There is but little probability that this new line
will be worked in the interest of any English COM
pany; as the United States Government has been
fully awakened TO the importance of protecting its
manifest interests. which in the North Pacific are
paramount.
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IMPORTS.

FEoM Saw FEAscIscO-Psr Nebraska, Jan 18th COO
mats Rice TO An See 4 All Chouz I92 CT sks Flour, so bxs
tins Crackers % Boles a. Co; 100 chests Tea % Chu Ian e.
co . c. Almanaes. Q sks and 1 bN Wheat, I csc Brooula, .
~ Hardware. 20 bs soap, : bs Crackers, : bxs Wine, 1 bx
e. Drugs % Castle s. Cooke 10 c. Manufactured Goods 70 A
: Ceghorn a. Cot o cs Hardware. 2 bbis Glassware, 3 CO
soap B bxs Mdsc, ! BIZ Crackers, = bag Potatoes 20 Dillingham;
Cigars 60 " : Grtnbaam A. Co; 10 CO Medicines. II pkRs
Hardware, 2 buds Mdse, I bndl Leather 20 T. % Hall & Son !;
5 bndls Saddle Trees, I bndI stirups, 1 Csc sadilery. ' pkg
Samples 90 n Hackfeld * Co 4 c. ami 8 bales Mdse 20 r
HOGsehlaeger ~ Co IS CO Tobacco, 2 c. Hops TO HOLSTER q
Col 2 c. Hair OIL, 8 c. Nidse TO Lyman Bros 8 hf esks
Wine 20 q Rhodes Y / Csc Machinery 20 LEVERS a Dickson !;
900 qr SKIS Flour, 20 c. Bread, 2 c. Cracked Wheat, ITO tins
AMI 8 c. Crackers, 80 SKIS Potatoes, 10 SKIS Beans, 5 es Onions,
2 esks Hams, 2 CO Bacon, 2 81 Goldfish, 10 c. Mdse, I sk Al
monds, I bale Hops 90 II May 50 c. Crackers to A w PIERCE
q Cos 5 cs MIR, 8 c. Sausage, S c. vermiceIi, , c. Macca-
rom, 5 c. Onions. I csc Goldfish, i csc Beef 90 II l. Mcintyre
a Bro 10 pkRs China Mdse 10 slug Cheong 8 csks Red
Wine 70 = A schAeer a. CO. I bx Books to Il G Thrum l9
Boards, I csc Marble, ? - Chairs, I csc Sewing Machine 10 &
II Williams; 1 csc Mdse, 3 c. Cotton Hose, I Csc Gotten
shirts, I csc FIannels, 2 g Woolcn Goods 20 J T Warehouse )
1 bndi Ou Cloth, 2 p&Es saddiery TO X Whitman a. Co l bx
Books 90 n NJ Whitney 1 bx Cultivation to VI Alexander :
Herberf II pkgs Mdse to t G Heuck 1 pkg Mdse to A T
Atkinson ? pkgs Mdse TO Agents Express Coz 2 c. Boots
aud Shoes % ~ McInerny 3 cs Mdse to NJ Dickson (; I Csc
Hats 10 I Richardson 1 parcel Seeds 70 Along * Aehuck !;
30 CO Furniture to Order.
FRoN BUaR4ED's ISLEr-Per Delaware. Jan. 21st TO-
i33 Il Il & G. Lnmber, l5O,O5f e. Rough Lumber, IS bbls Sal
mon, l pkg Brandy TO Walker a Allen.
FRoN San FRAScIscO-Per Comet, Jan. 23d;-s pkgs
SKIS Corn 20 Il Mossman & Son 7 pkgs Sash, 20 Doors to
Levers a Dickson 10 drums Caustie Soda 10 G w Grey &
Co = cs Tobacc0 10 ii l NOlte 100 bbs Lime TO Walker &
Allen lis bags Bran, 90 bags Wheat TO Henry May 200 or
ska and "a hf SKIS Flour to BOles & Co 81 sks Oats, ID pkgs
Groceries, so hf SKIS and so qr SKIS Flour, 80 SKIS Bran, 20 tins
Crackers TO A w PIERCE < Coz so bnds Shingles, loo bbIs
Cot : bbi Whisky, SO bags Potatoes, 2 tics Hams, 1 csc
Cheese, . bags Wheat, l nj bbI Beef To Order.
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PROTECTION.

1t is amusing to hear that the men-oEwar now
in our waters were hurriedly sent hither for our
protection from the lawlessness and mob violence
of our own people, to which it was seriously
believed we must be exposed, owing to the coun-
try having been left without a King or n govern
ment on the decease of the late Sovereign. But
while we, who know the good and law-abiding
temper of the Hawaiians, felt confidently safe and
anticipated no danger to lives or property during
the anomalous iuterregnum that existed in our
political condition from the llth of December to
the 9Th of January, yet in no other country
under the sun, as we verify believe, could such a
revolution have been so peacefully accomplished.
The people, following the wise counsels of the
then Prince, expressed their will for the restora-
ton Of Constitutional rights and the choice of a
King, through the silent but mighty medium of
the ballot-bOx, and no political schemer dared to
oppose them. The so-called more civilized coun-
tries of the world may well take q lesson from
the proud example Of little Hawaii We need
no protection from ourselves.
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Lieut.. Royal Marines. I. A. Ford, ditto; William IL
ClyIna, Psynaster: VIM ]. kilroy. Asst. Paymastsr.
MISUNDERSTANDING J. frower, H. 30 sAxton'
Reginald Beresford Peirse, T. L j. Iolenham'
Joseph Hugh PsBnyhther ThackWell,-Eev r =
Aubridge, Chaplain Royal Navy
At the reception Of the Diplomatic and Consular
Corps. His Majesty VAS accompanied by the Chan
cellor of the Kingdom, the Ministers Of State, the
Governors Of the several Islands, and Associate Jus
tiee WidemAnn. st the reception Of Rear Admiral
PennOck and the officers Of the CG!goTRiG and
BeHseia, Generals Schoaeld and Alexander, and at
the reception Of Captain Gator and the officers OF the
Scout, Justice HArtwell aud the members Of the
Privy Council were also in attendance.
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The People VS.. Officials.
sor1H KoHALA, Jan.

WAISEA, SoUH KoHALA, Jan Is, 1878.
To the Editor Of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser /:
DEAH SR-Having seen in the KuokOa Of the 4th
inst, a letter from a correspondent complaining Of
the injustice Of the Deputy Sheriff of Kawaihae in
refusing the Court House for the purpose of holding
an election for n new King, may l ask for space in
your columns for a few words in regard to this
matter.
"A short time before (only a week or SOY the same
party was asked for the building for the purpose of
holding a select dancing party, and the request was
really grated. But when the people wanted the
same building for q legitimate purpose, (and one for
which 1 should say they we're entitled to the ~building)
il was perzistently refused
Not only this, but when the ballots of W. C.. LUNA
LILO arrived from Honolulu a certain official at Ks-
waihae pGSlisly destroyed a large number Of them,
thereby depriving the people of the printed ballots of
the Prince. Therefore may I ask, is there no way Of
stopping such gross injustice to the people at large?
Yours, &c, VOTER
TAny government official who presumes to treat
the people after the style described by our coTrespOn-
dent, Is altogether too large q man for his position,
and should be removed insian:ly-ED. P. c. Al
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FRIDAY. JANUARY "a. 1873.

We have nothing q Importance % note In eoH'Herc'A eH-
res. B-youd the usual supplies % panfEuous, ant te mol
crate ~ wants % the thrc- war vessels nov In port, '- heai
tnde IL extremely DUH
But uftie su=ar vu 81 6rNard &c some tine % come -
Ianr a. me Rennrry cumbfuafi0n la san Fnneseo kcsr-
pricrs Down AZ the pre-.nt rates Oh souIc ct the Planatons
uher. u - not an urtuaI neccs-sty % TAX OF crops, The mills
are Isinr blIe. stocks arr aoaumullfing 10 store, although
-.~eai eou,hIerable shipnents have been and are making 20
OErguu and Victoria. VI Quite a large shipment also went
O. Sew ZeaIasa, per Nsbrassa- A. Hno, the nins have been
20 spare q ate that mills run By vater-pOWer have been
compelled 20 stop but youuE erOT- are doing well
The question d a Reciprocity Treaty With the United states
- azafn aftrs-tas serious attention. IN bn-iDess circles, a. The
one grs.s r-a~Iy fr bu-iness staznaton-
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PAssENGERS.


Foa AucKLGND-Psr Nebraska Jan. Isth-Mu Hughes
T Leary and VIE, q Rsiey, and - in transitu from san Fran
cisco.
Eos HoNoKoNG-Per GeorHs. ian lsth-Dr Dudley. wife
and child, q Pauncetort, Look Tong, TOuk HI, Al On and boy.
FRoM WINDwARn PoRTs-Per Elauea. Jan. 19th-R A
lyman. y J Weight, : Z Bishop and child. Miss Lewis, Mrs
q Roberts and 2 children, T l. Quick and wife, Geo Miller,
and a. deck
FoR WISDw ARD Poars-Per KHauea- Jan. 2Oth-E Jones.
Wiic ant 2 children, Miss HHlcbrand, ; 2 ChfHugworth, wife
and child, Prof W ID Alexander, DR. " Huiehison, Rev ) Z
Bishop, Judge Fornznder, , X Kennedy. wife and child. Frank
Metcal. Miss T. Il Bingham. Judgs ID ~ Hitchcock, r W
Meyer, Hons Kuihelani, hpi, Martin, kaukau, Nevtou, Hale
manu-, Nahinu and Nui, Judge Honpti, and about 247 deck
FoR Saw FHAScIsCo-Per ID. e. Murray. ian 20th-A
Smita, A Semss, A Herbold, ? ; Redhcd and wife W Burn
ham. Mr. Ta1Ant, wife and child Mrs Tatant, Mrs Hamilton
and 2 daughters. Mt Cooke ani SEQ. Mrs Scott and son Mrs
Christian and child. VI G. Janson, ) wHloughby, Ch4s SuH
man, Master Fred Horn
FaoM SAN FRGNcIsGp-Per Comet. Jan I'D W Wbddi-
field, Louis kamckana, wife and ? children, Robt FORBES, Chas
Rolling, Louis sheppard, II Hunter
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MEMORANDA.

REFoar % BARK DELEwAHE, w. ~. MAHToS. MASTER
-Let Victoria, = c, December 1Sh. Experienced heavy
soufhery ules FIRST part q passage 20 lat 3sS ~. From
Themes had Light sW Winds 90 lat ZTS y. then Light NJ and
Sc winds % this port Sighted east point Island % Maui al
q ? ~ January 18th, bearing SW BY >, distance IS miles.
Arrived OF The port on the morning Of January 2lst, and vas
lowed In by the steam tug ~PeieH
REPOaT OF BAax CoHET. A.FULLER, MAsTEa-Lsh San
v raneisco Jan Sta. First i've days cut had light Winds from
WNW % y and dne weather, then Tor two days light Winds
from 55W and light from r n Ne, which Continued most Of
the way. The last day bad light wind from = TO EsE.
sighted East Maui Jan 2lst Al 3 p n. Arrived In Honolulu
Jan I'D, AFTER a passage Of II days.
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Eccentricities of the Government Press

In a playful way, it is to be presumed, the Gazette
sometimes forgets, for a time, its promise to be ex-
clusively " reliable" and INDUCES in queer vagaries.
For instance, it was a broad joke to represent the
Ministry as standing on their heads, symbolized by
the Hawaiian coat-of-arms placed up-side-down over
the BY Authority - notice of the appointments, and
must have caused a deal of merriment in the Cabinet
Council. But time and space would fail US were we
to attempt the thankless task of pointing out the nu-
merous blunders that frequently ornament the
columns of the Reliable" Its readers must often
be placed in a delightful state of uncertainty by its
statements of fact; such as-reading in one place
that the -Nerada has just made the quick passage of
seven days and IA hours from San Francisco, and in
another. that she was % days to Auckland, and is
now nearly due; and what, it might be wondered, is
the mans of the "U. s. S. Frigate,' which has such
a long list Of officers; nor can the subscribers of the
Gazette fail to see the point of the joke when they
are told that " the large space taken up by matters
of domestic interest prevents the giving of late
foreign news, in face of the seven columns of old
clippings they get in the same paper. Truly, this
running g newspaper at the public expense is a
worthy government enterprise
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

D. Is-Schr Isabella. Ahpai. from WaiuIha. Kauai.
I9-sehr JusnitA- John Bun, from Kaunakakai, MoiokaL
19-Stmr EIllnea, McGregor. frum usSai ADD Maui
2t-Am BIZ DsieNars, W 81 Marion, - days from Vic
torfa- d e.
2i-Schr Active. HOp1. from Koioa, Kauai
25-Schr WaioA, kaakahi, frpm Lahaina, Maui
Z3-Schr warwick. EalaEaia. fun Kaunakakai. AookaL
23-Am bk Comet, A Funer. II days I'm san Francaco.
D-Schr Kinau, Nakahi, from Mako. Maui
2f-Sloop Live Yankee. Clark. from Hama, Maui
2f-Schr Netfie Merrill, Crane, from Lahaiua, Maui
1S-schr Hate, Nika. from NAEiiEiii, Kauai.
2S-Schr Ka Mot. Davis. from kah1lai. Maui.
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= The FIRENEN of Honolulu have shown
their loyalty by choosing Ills Majcsty's birthday
for the OCCASION of their annual parade. As we
understand that there will be no Military parade
on that day, our gallant firemen will have a clear
field, and will doubtless make the frst-ratea appear
ance that they always do, and cause their parade
to be the principal feature of the holiday.
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THE CENSUS.

Returns from a large number of the districts
have been received and the figures, so far, go to
show that while the number of births of children
of other than Hawaiian parentuge have during
the last six years been in excess of any previous
sex-annual term. the deaths amongst all classes
have overbalanced this increase and raised the
percentage of mortality to about Is per cent. of
the total population.
This too without our having been subjected to
the ravages of any epidemic that could be termed
a pestilence. 1t is too soon yet to give the exact
figures, but enough has been shown to warrant
us in saying that if the ratio of deaths over
births remains unchanged during the next thirty
years, the Hawaiians, as n people, will have
ceased to exist.
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\ FALSE IMPRESSION is attempted to be given by
the Gu@ete, when it alludes to our discontinuance
of the SEMI EEKY ADVERTISER for financial
reasons. We very distinctly stated in the last
issue of the Semi w eekly ,-(which : was always
acceptable, and will be sincerely regretted by
many towns-people,') that the speculation had
not been n losing one, financially.
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LUSALno.-We have received a very neat brochure
of eight pages, with the above title. faced with q
handsome Photographic likeness of His Majesty, and
filled with several Tell-written articles, biographical
and historical, thst will make il worth preserving or
Of sending to friends abroad. 1t is for sale at Mr..
Whitney's and Thrum's book stores.
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DEPARTURES.

Jan. Is-Nor Ger .hfp Georges, Finch, for H0ngkong.
1s-Am ship syren, e. A John-on, hE New Bedford.
Is-Schr Nettir Merrill. Crane. for Lahaina, Maui
Is-Schz Hatte- Nika. Er SaHnfEiI, Kauai
I5-schr Ea Ni, DAVIS, Tor EahuIui. Maui
SAN bk ID G Murray, Shepherd, for San Francisco.
2D-schr Isabella, AlApai, EF MOioaa, KanaL-
11-Schr unama, Hatneld, for KOna aud Kan, Hawaii
20-Stmr Knauea, hcGregor. Tor Maui and Hawaii
zD-schr Jenny. Lambert. fr k00a g. Waimea, Kauai.
2I-Schr Mary Ellen, linn, for Kohala, Hawaii
z8-Schr ~ afGa. Ea1kahi, for Anahoia and MoiOaa-
2f-5chr WarEirk. EaLtUaiA. br kaunakakai. Nolokai.
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ILLUSTRATED PAPERS
JUVENILE PERIODICALS
CALIFORNIA rERIoDICALs
RELIGIOUS PAPERS

N. Y. Independent. Congregational organ. ............. %
Christian Union, II. w. Beechers paper ............-. I G
hicago Advance, Congrgatonsi:.. ..-.-..-.......... o.
n. Y. Observer, Presbyterian. q
N. Y. Evangelist, Presby terrain. 4 Q
N. Y. Tablet, Catholic. @ Q
Roefon pilgf Catholic q
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FOR SALE.

0NE s. EWING MA
chine in perfect order, and one five octave Melodeon.
Also, q lot of Books; a few slips of Hoarhound, and other yalu-
able garden herbs. Apply soon 10
iaIs ST. MRS. NJ. BENFIELD.
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LOST.

n lean Minister Resident, At the Hawaiian Hotel last
Spring, n very SMALL LOCRET. scaNoped on the edge, PLAIN
on one side, and euaueied in blue on the other with " forget
me not" engraved IN The centre. Inside, = lock ct light hair
on one side, and on the other the letters " +. II. I. Dec. 18th,
1855" Any one who will return the lncket % Or. J. W.
ROSS. L :. :. California viii be suitably rewarded II
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Projected Departures
FoH LGHNNA-schr Setie Merrill, sails this ? II.
F0a WtNDw AID PsaTs-stmr Eiauea, sails on Moniay.
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c.. WEST

Wagon and Carriage Builder, IL and 76 King ST.,
Honolulu. Gals 1y) Island orders promptly executed.
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IN PORT,

VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL
Sream fhgafs Caibmia Rear Admiral a NJ PennOck.
q > s Bsnecia. A q Clary, Commanding.
% q us steam corvette Scout. Ralph = Gator.
MERCHANTMEN.
Al missionary brig Morning star, Haiiett-
An schr q VI Ward, Hickman
Brit bk LIghtfoot, p q Hanans-
An BID Deevars, W " Marion. discharEng.
Am bk Comet, A Fuller, discharging
, 1873-01-24
FARMERS MASS MEETING.

At recent Convention Of Farmers held at
Bloomington, State Bociety. Of Farmers Was
formed, having for its object the general welfare
OF the FarmaB as a, class, and to take measures
in concert for removing the causes, if any exist,
Of its costing three bushals Of corn to gel ono to
market. At tho meeting, Vice President WAS
appointed for each Congressional District in this
State, with power to call . Congressional Macs
Meeting OF Farmers for the purpose Of aiding
the Stats organization in its objects. In pursn-
ance Of this object, the farmers Of this Congress
sional District arc invited to meet in Macs Con
yention, at tho City Of F.eeport, on Wednesday,
Feb. 5, 1873. to adopt and carry out such meas
uses as 70 them may seem important at this
time. Good speakers from home and abroad arc
expected to be present.
It is only BY concerted action that anything
can be done to relieve onr necessities Let US.
therefore, resolve to meet and act like men in
this, to us, direful emergency. Nobody viii pro-
tect us il We do not protect ourselves:
D. ". DA.H,
Vice Preaident Of tho Illinois State Fa1mesz Aasocs-
ho0 foE the FIFTH Con11es84oud District.
, 1873-01-24

| in Ar,o}nr.3.r, tJn1tora. 4bo ,.,..l
~ T., nas1;1 astesoam, Aollana; the second
tbe To,,rtt ~; sne 1la ~ ra1ts, ut Etance &C.
tl9 po}at roun u elorence' LAY !nn nun "a b.
ana;a a;.op11s, hussls ana me sl3tn Ia alaiag c,
sraaI .ta av.nr ~ asw ~ tne.E omn faS oaee, Iney
tTe; 49,: tA ut1etout I"us ue7 peAoustn8 "
een1v ana, wnqn 1ne{ o1 1le 81. 91ctea Or
;nta t,a .atfsessen u anysh. .noy tan naturally
thar iofas " hpsecu "n.1n snG1 Tsp. Ieasu u
Erodar;nL W;fx,, tnTy aio anGa n;a netHauys1eI
Tat1ornrrna "lle1n, d LEE sa.a c1Pelo'
aoca e,,d ana Do.o!e, ~ =. ~ appeautL
+1,o Ih ~ hu.i oa VIII
-ar;aJ srr countries " suet' u.s.n oocn
enit ~ las::slEy laa:y nase aus na'o oEen Luz Io
Ehn ~ Oh o pst. t,,, " 'u[ Paienhs
"1ot .H 1oGn otYa,,r 70 enjoy s,ea'9 snear poy.
eentort. oassplIns' ano u, ate nn'eI ~ moie
srror a.cp euaa wncn '.ny a. T e., 'an1Ins
tbetn Is 1e ~ aa ~ =; ;,; ~
11e - ~ -, a the ~ 49,, - t
Ther s nttIa nS Im That tn tess v Ha
-athar 20 oda y 10y WI 1 70
aacI, otbar oro 'i19f7e'e' "ua aAN'o"ots annAo
~A1'1 o''-'A' -, .,-,r,v,,,,,<o soc7rrr
vraa racon,11 for1naa :, Vail atrsot 1v;tb +ba
nresa nnrnoaa as d;sc"n~ar r;nc; n;aca1l.nao,,a
forrovffnof Nav ~ "a ~ sn,1sre Lava haen n
thn bnhitE thev az ~ ~ ~ 1cnd;no for a ionc limo
mat from fS3o E t. * mn n vonr: end theS have
ya~r rara1s rosa;r"j NJ ~ rat,,rna +harofrorn
, 1873-01-24
HUBBARD STREET.

To Tho Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
s1R: In your Issue Of the 22d, noticed COM
plant By I, correspondent signing himself sc.
F. F." with regard to the condition OF Hubbard
street between Reuben and Panlina Streets He
might have extended his remarks to include az
far vest as Horne street. Now, Say, let Us
have the sewers Us far west "a Hoyne street !;
and, il there is not money enough in the City
Treasury to pay for them, put. them in any way,
and levy special tar On property adjoining to
pay for tho same. / believe this to be the feel
ing Of great many property-ovners. Please, il
{oq can spare room IN your paper, let the City
ypu will oblige many taxpayers and
Az OLD SUBSCRIBER.
Oa1cAGo. Jan. "a, 1871