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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

THE INDEPENDENT LINE OF STEAMERS
Mr.. James II. Redfeld, Vice President and
General Superintendent Of the stove affair,
Publishes a card in Mondays Republican. Al
reply to the article IN reference 70 the COM
pany promising to run . bteanboat line ibe-
tween this city and FliladeIphia. pubNsllea
recently in the GtA6srrB. We have only to
say, 10 reply, thatAt TIE time Che running 0f
the 'sindcpendent line" between here and
Philadelphia was proposed, the GA1nT2R, as
well as other papers, gave the enterprise a
favorable and eriandly notice. The public
were thus led to bsliete that the line would be
speedily put In OpeFalioa bat the season passed
on, and the Company gave no intluatlon that
such would be the case nnfil forced to do so by
the recent article in the GAZETTE. Asa very
significant indication OF the status OF the "La-
dependent Line Of Steamers" we viii state
that In another column of the same issue OF
the Republican, the COmpahIe Iamely apollo
gizes for not placing ~ line0 Of fast steamers, =
between Wllmlngt0n and Caps MaS,s for
reasons beyond our cOntrOl.' 6f course. And
soitg goes apologies lnnpmerable, but no steam.
boat lines.
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aoolRfIRal
MKErrWoS rHrs EvRn1Nd.

Washington Lodge, No ], A p A, at hall,
Second and King streets
Asylum Lodge, No %. o o +, at ODD Fell
lows Hall, Third and KING streets.
Good Intent Division, No $, Of I, at Hail
Fifth and Market streets
Humanity Circle, B U A, Hall bO4 Market
street. tE'+
Lincoln Lodge, No 8, K Of p, at knights Of
Pythias Hall, I'll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No l, q +, at 0ood
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets.
Columbia Lodge, No IL, Q @ 7, at Fifth
and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. No. l, True Templara. at Hall
cor Of 7th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. l, l. o. ofG. f., now
meets in the McClaTy Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
New Advertisements. a

Rugby Acadsmy-Fall term. SEPTEMBER lst.
Wesleyan ColleRe-Eall term. september lVth
Classical Institute Fall term. September Isl
$40 Reward.
Wanted-A clerk ship.
Democratic Me0ting-Eighth Ward. +l
City Treasurer--R D. Hicks.
Notice-Me Meetiag Of Democrats and ConserHaiives
Boots and Shses-J ohm X. Evans.
urand Gin CoheettA- X eutncky Library.
5000 for ~ cents Railway Pass'Rer ASs'T Com
BordentOwn Female Collegs-kev. ). Il. brakely'
Wyoming seminary-Rev. u Copeland.
Collegiate Institute-Mm. u. Russell.
Columbia Classical Institute-Rev. II. s. Alexander.
Epidemic Diseases-Agenis wanted for New BOOK.
Great Western Gun Works.. II. Johnston.
A Fortune-W. H. Hubbell 4 Co.
s. to SO per day-Stinson Co.
Administrators Sale-Chas, B. Lore.
Democratic Meeting-Sixth Ward.
Proposols 1. 600 feet hose @. B. UndeIw0od.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

A Foul RUNoR-For some time past rumora
have been ahoAt to ths effect thAt City Treasurer
kligors is defaOlter TO thA city, TO amounts var
iontiy estimated at fnOm $4,000 to $4,000. Il is
scarcely necessary, as far as the friends and ae-
qOalntances OF the City Treasurer are concerned,
70 deny these foul rumors but for the information
OF the general public. We will say that they are
utterly without foundation, and that the Chair
man OF the Finance Committee has now in bis
poaseaelon Communication iron the City Auditor
certifying that the accounts OF the Treasurer, uD
70 JpiY 3Oth, 1873, had been audited, and found
correct in every particular
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
From RpNeEs a NJ
DkARTH OF NEWs-W -WEsr's CONDITION
aa2 BAsE BALL
Bower, August -, f7S
Especial Correspondence Of The GAzETrE.

- : Bower, August H. t7S3.
Although local news x S,nlshhaliy scarce, and
nothing d pHblio interest having trauspIred
since onr last oOmmnAiC iCatiou, We will try and
muster up q few ltetne tbat may p ossibly inter
est the readers OF your Fainahle paper that are
interested IN the welfare of this i'm Medlatgyi
ciNity. The prevailing topics of the day dEe
baseball aud camp meetings; every indiVidn-
81 Of a yi1ial tufiof mind Is alHhysih read
mess to engage In a conversation la regard to
baseball OF to respond to the anhouneemen of
shack for camp" which Rroets our ears hour
IL as we pass up and down the streets. Eve
Tyfhing else seems TO be att stand-stlll with
the exception ofPitohing qu0its, which has
been one OF the prevailing pastimes with us
b5y t0F wssS " to ny cIaI Sae SSd
ing Of those eAgaged III this healthfuT and
cOmmendable exercise. -
VESTS insantty SeemP nPwtg begreduGed to
l q certainty. In e0nFor1atlOn with the Sheriff
last evening we were informed that West has
ON several occasions within the last few daVs
evinced undOubted sympt0ms OftempoFary in-
sanity. At umesbsinE AS rational as nature
allows him when perfectly well, and at other
times being as honsepslcal in his conversation
as Taving maniac.
The Sheriff enteTtains the opinion that if he
continues In his present deranRed condition of
mind, it will be necessary tn change his mode
Of confinement to that of an insane asylum,
which, ia our opinion, would be equivalent TO
an acquittal of the crime for which he Is now
awaiting trial, and Is great an outrage on pub
lie Justice as any on record.
The Academic base ball club Of Milford Wis
| tied Dover Ou Tuesday last and returned the
game to the Independent Nine of this town,
recently played at Milford, resulting in a vic
tory for the former club by score Of 81 to I8.
The third game between the Academies of
] Milford, and the Actives Of Wilmington, will
he played in Dover on Thursday week. The
two clubs being about equally matched a close
ly contested game is expected. B. L. L..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
, Peach shipments.
PoIIcSAMaITe
nEEoRE llAYoa a1lrlla. u

hobart fnreaers mas ARRESTED by oflhsF Nlekar.
son. fof dIaordeFIy oondnet, ne 70 reanirsd n
pay tbe costs and give bail, in the sum 81 500 to
keep the paMea. s4feafig ~ a0lIll-s 81 y
a Similsr paaalty NasihposAd On Frank ysck.
soni col Oho Uas aEnaslod sby OllcsT WiFi. fot
Threatening harm to Alexandar Ghihan. n - :
Cha. RleksFt was aETasted ~ OHsaf Bsvaara
for arEuit and hattogy on II. RadlmGr. IL 80
anSd pstl, and hsld b bail IN The snn a. ssoO q
keep the peaca.
Moses 0Eube, " 6ilesr BeAdTofa ana 5osllha
AAAsieoi ~ lesf 1ees, for aibonaskiy conduct.
~ ysg esrA aned g md ela % pai n thstum Il
s<VSs y sep ne peaoe. z y svfra 81 3 '-ss ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

SAD ACCIDENT. Washington Rowland, one of
the party 10 the excursion made ON Saturday last
from Philadelphia to Cape May, met with fatal
accident at or near Conshoeken, while on his
return home on the following Sunday morning.
IL appears he was standing on the platform OF one
OF the cars, having hold Of one OF the brakes and
By some means fell, several OF the cara passing
directly over him, from which accident he sur
viV0d bot three hours. His funeral will take
place from his late residence on Wednesday
morning, by railroad to Philadelphia Interment
10 the family Xault-We Chester Renrs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

Row AT NEW CAsTLE.-On Saturday night, a
Lieutenant OF the Revenue Cutter Hamilton, at
New Castle, got into q row with Charles Shearer.
and was severely handled. He then went before
Squire VaRdever had Shearer arrested, and held
In 500 bail for Court Shearer then came TO a
Wilmington Justice, and had the Lieutenant ar
rested, who was held In $500 bail for Court The
fTiends Of tbe Lieutenant advised him to have
the affair settled but up TO yesterday, he refused
Then he ehanged his mind, paid the costs of both
cases, amounting TO about $50, and had both suits
withdrawn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

DIED Of CHoLERA--Ye Yesterday, Elias Hicks
died at Kennett Square Of choIefI, in the SD
year OF his age. We are requested to state that
this case OF cholera was not one Of the Aaatic
nature. bat Of kind peculiar to this country and
not contagious. Mr.. Hicks lay with the disease
nsarty one week, and from the first symtoms
grew gradually worse until his death.-West
CkesfeT NeteS ..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

A DISTRESSING CoUGH causes the friends of
the sufferer almost As much pain ar the sufferer
himself and should receive immediate attention.
D.. Waters BGtsan Of Wild Cherry peedily
euFes coughs, colds, influenza sore throat, Sc
II win always relieve DODsumptiOu, and In many
well.attested cases ii has affected perfect cure
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

MAcADAMIzIEG FOURTH STREET. The Ad-
yertIser, yesterday in the course of a teFsely
written editorial, makes the following slates
meHt--"The city Of Wilmington some time ago
entered into a contract with Quigley & Neal TO
macadamize Fourth street. This contract was
assigned TO Quigley Bros. sons Of Phillip Qqig-
ley, member OF ihs City COuncil. The terms
Of the contract we're explicit as regards payment.
Upon the completion Of each square Of the
street il vas 70 be measured BY the City
Surveyor, and-upon his certificate aitestinR the
fact, eighty per cent ofthe contract price was 70
be paid TO the eontFactOr.G The eonlfaclors have
not kaisbed one square, and, in .defsnce Of The
express terms Of the contract, The majority In
Cohpcil have directed Ille payment, anH By Viz.
toe Of such action thp contractors have received
6fteon hundred dollars on account EVERY
EVENINb. -ll2 "a 60 r.a LII - II.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

DRNocRAT1c MKETrEG.-A Meeting Of the DEM
ocrats OF the First Ward, was held last svsaiag,
at the City Hotel, for the purpose Of organising.
The shOrtness of the notice did not permit Of q
large attendance. and an adjournment was effect
ed until Thursday evening next, at the same place
A large attendance is requested
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

l'RoPOsALs.-E Elsewhere the Committee on
Fire Companies advertise for proposals for furnish
ing 1900 feet Of good forciHg hose for ths use Of
tho Fire Department. The hose is to be suficient-
y strong to resist 1855 pounds wgter pressure to
the square inch. Ii is TO be provided With Jones
and screw couplings. s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

FoR CITY 1RKAsuRKR. Robert D. Hicks, Esq /,
formerly for many years cashier OF the FarmeFs'
Bank, in this city, offers himself a candiJAts toT
City Treasurer, subject to the decision OF the
long been known as a highly respected and most
worthy citizen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
CITY MoTICeS.

LARGEST NUT C,AL in the city at NM. j.
BROWNS. South Of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
CHEAP COAL- Stove at Si.s5. Nat $5l5 per
2240 pounds for CASH only, a. the wharf south
of Market street bridge NN J. BROWN.
July lst.-S8m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

: NEARLV DhbwEEb.4Y esterday the shieldS
Lihray Association Of thiGeity, made al excuF-
siol OCape May, and while at The beach, one
q che sIcurSio9ists narrowly escaped dr0Ring.
The unfortnpalavhB 3 bsFteg named Frank
JAeksuA who bad sttepded in .tbe capacity, ol
VailSr. While 81 Bathing Ne tentured out too
fAy, end was C1y5efbut by heugisrlOW. He
cried out for helR Hnd life boat was instantly
lasBCb, which reached him just ~ he WuS about
q sihk beneath tha 'VsVSA HaWSg hsoueht to
the silpre in q vary SEhausled condition. hnl
aoon recovered, md &a5 snabled' % rstnI1i tO
.WiimingtOn on tha bOztg!, .scn s9OD 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

Z RgsniEss 'RGAlovxf Z Howard D. Noors.
news detlerad stationeF, has Feuiotsd flom
epVenih and King streels, 10 Noss30l7 Market
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

Foa THE VIef6a. "A humber Of Iadiuso Ibis
ciiy, are PTepaFi1ga handsome Aag, 70 be award
Rieas(T and Tire UnAlAo bSil ClaLs. The asT
Will Be q whils biik, glth theMcrd "ehAmpion"
insGibed on tbe cenire, uiih bIEs silk. Both
clpbs are pFaelicinE Goti itIi6 next rAes lnJ .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

To Be REMOVED. The paymasler's office OF
the p. W. & B. r. R., IS TO be removed 70 Will
mington, and pNymastcr VIM. H. lamar will oc-
cupy the Office now occupied by James p. Hayes,
Mr.. Hayes win remove up stairs to one of the
offices vacated by the Delaware Railroad officials.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

Deposit Accounts suDeet 20 check At Gsht lsame
~ Ut National Bank } solicited from Arms. eaTaa-
rutioRg and ipdiVdpsls.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
TORACCO ANN sEGAR sTORE.
JL ll Ne. saa KInG aTnErr

ghS undSTsigee1 havlng taken the ab owe stare
9nd TOplenkghed it With an enllrO sew al0af Of
choicest brands Of chewing and smoking Tobaeeo
nnd hegags. is prepared 10 furnish bis flsnAs and
tho publlc With anything In bis ine - the IA SSf
laaFket rates. Also. on lnd, Pipes, HnnR ia. al
thS best qnAtg. The publio inVitod = osli nd
axamlee aig anDaFiOR ass0rtmeat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

night, bekgar stopped at the residence of Nj.
Blake near Sixth and Church Streets and asked
for something 10 eat While some food was he
ing obtained for him. he stole pair Of q slippers
and left.g He has not since be seen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST st.
Per annum allowed deposits, payable on de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

| VIRGINIA CorToS. DR.. John A. BrnWn left a
stalk Of cotton plant at Office yesterday. frcm
bis plantation, in Virginia II was about four ifeL
high. aRd we'll filed with uuripe balls We pre-
sumo this specimen indicator a tine yi,lj.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
I local MrKLLIaEMeE.

Z CAhtslOuPes are OF sxcsllsuG quahty thus far.
POstRi car ls are quito extensively used in th'e
S,tt 81
Mechanic. and City Loan Associations meet, e.
night.
The therme meter, at neon to-day, dOdged down
T. 7so
WatsrmelOnS are numerous, and prices are cOu-
ing down. $685. .
1The BOard Of Education held short session,
last night.
Al last the Fire Department l' to be provided
with good new hose.
The Water Witch Company still awaits an ac-
csptInoe Of the challenge.
The shower. yesterday afternoon, came up. so
suddenly that many people caught duckiDg.
The time for receiving proposals for building q
nav school house, has been extended until the pa
inst.
Where wsps the members of the BOard Of Eiu-
cation, last night About half of them, only, a.
tended the meeting
The Delaware train. yesterday Afternoon, was
delayed about an hour IN its arrival here. by
belvy express freiRhts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12

~ Ls CHECKS a. t4fFpLN , a.
On Banks in Philadslphia. New York BAstoh -
imore. Delaware. PennsyiEAnie and Washington
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-12
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS

Ql Dividends. Notes. Interest. Drafts. &e made With
desDatch and accounted for the day payment is re-
ceiVed. ll tf.f
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The Australian Mail Service.

Rumors and counter rumors have been rife as 10
the probabilities Of a reopening Of steamship COM
munication between California and the Colonies of
Australia and New Zealand. The following Is the
latest telegram on the subject
NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-English mail advices say
that New South Wales has entered into a provisional
contract for mail service between Sydney and Liver
pool, by way Of San Francisco. The contractors,
who represent extensive firms connected with the
Colonies, are now in London to complete arrange
ments previously made by telegraph.
\ private letter from San Francisco, under date
of the Esd August says; Hall has had his steam
ship subsidy contract signed with The New south
Wales Government. and he is now in Europe ar
ranging for his boats. I understand that he has
strong hackers, and that the line is bound to be a
success, running via FIJI and Honolulu, with sgd
ney as the terminus. y branch boat is to connect
Auckland and the Fijis. There are to be four YES
sells, propellers, 1850 tons each, compound engines,
$50 feet over all, So feet beam, with
tons for 50 ~Grst-class and l20 second and third-clasS
passengers. Everything is to he well arranged and
fitted, and the passage between san Francisco and
Sydney is to be made in % or 30 days, according
to the amount of subsidy TO be paid for the shorter
or longer passage
Another letter states that the first boat will be
dispatched from Sydney in November next.
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From the " Broad Arrow" CLondOn) Of April 3, ls7:
The Contagious Diseases Acts.

SR.-Knowing the interest you take in the work
ing of these essentially benevolent " Acts" 1 feel
you will like to know something Of their moral
bearing on the unfortunate subjects Of them, which
! am sare can be cOrroborated by our fellow work
ers IN the other - protected districts" The public
have little idea of the truth. and are but too easily
swayed into opposition by the excited. indelicate,
and false of 4 few fanatics who rave
against a matter they do mott in the least understand.
and build up their statements on imaginary foHnda-
tons.
The facts are simply told. From the LIST of Jan
uary OF this year only. to the present time, twenty
seven women have gone straight from this hospital,
either to their friends or 70 refuges. Several
others who have been subject to the Acts
though not in hospital during this particular period,
have caused their names 10 be taken off the reg
lister and are living respectfully and this ! firmly
believe to be owing to the teaching given them not
only by our good chaplain, but by several ladies,
five of whom are wives of the neighboring clergy
who would not but for the assistance Of these
Acts get to them) who kindly visit the hospital
twice a week. and give Bible and other classes in
the schoolroOm of the establishment. They are
taught to get an honest livelihood, and a sewing
machine has been provided as a means thereto.
Gardening is encouraged as a recreation, and tools
are also provided for that. A great amount of
needlework is done by the girls, both for their use
in hospital and for their own wear when they leave.
Books and innocent games are allowed IN the even
ing.
There is a chapel, and though the attendance is
voluntary. the seats are usually full, and there is
aIcdys q cery fair attendance, and the attention of
these poor wanderers to the service thus offered
them might put to shame many a fashionable congre-
CATION. The subject of these Acts" is not one
for ladies. but as / only express an opinion on their
moral bearing, and being in the work l hope l may
be allowed to be an exceptiOn.-l am, Sir, yours
faithfully.
THE LADY SUPERINTENDENT (of two years standlng).
Chatham Lock Hospital, March %, 1873.
I'VE gladly insert these sober and common-sense
remarks from a lady engaged in this Christian and
benevolent work.-ED. Broad ArTOc.l
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Ma. EproR;-In NOrehofrs Hawaii Nei," sec.
ond paper, several names arc mentioned, as deserv-
ing, in the authors opinion. The chief credit for
" creating a state, a society" In these Islands.
Prominent among these names are those Of Mr.. G.
G.. Harris and Or. !. Mott Smith. Has Mr.. Nord.
hoa never beard the names Of William Richards
and Richard Armstrong mentioned In connection
with Hawaiian history, KAN.Ar~A.
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OAHU COLLEGE!
HNHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION

Candidates for admission will be examined on Monday and
Tuesday preceding.
Applicants will he examined in Mental Arithmetic, in Prac-
teal Arithmetic, as far as Common Fractions; in Primary Ge-
Ography, and in Elementary English Grammar.
Tuition for all branches in the regular course will be Sl00
per week. No deduction Will be made for absence of less than
half a term, except in case Of sickness. Vocal Music and
Drawing will be taught without extra charge. Instrumental
Music aud French are extra.
Two omnibusses will run between Punahou and Honolulu
for the accommodation of pupils.
The Boarding Department in connection With the Institution
is open to pupils of both sexes. Good looms are provided
which are furnished by the occupants. Teachers and pupils
take their meals together at the same table, and fare alike in
every essential respect.
The teachers for the next year will be-. p. Church, F. W.
Damon, Miss Al. +. Cnan, Miss Mary Haven.
T.. p. CHURCH,
:. e. DAM0E, Committee.
aoo "a = n CASTIE
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Honolulu, Sept. l, 1878.

ALL persons not having made their returns to the
Assessor for the year 1878, viii please do so immedi-
ately. The Assessor will be in his Office on Marine
street, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, until
Sept. 10th. c.. II. JUDD,
Honolulu, Sept. l, 1873. Assessor.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

70 The Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
meet this evening at the residence of p. c.
Jones. Esq, at half-past seven O'Clock.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Orrtistt.
saturday,. SEPTE1
Official Notifications.

NoTIsE-AIl Police and District Justices are
hereby requested TO transmit to the Minister Of the
Interior, a copy Of the testimony adduced before
them, in all cases where a commitment is made 70
the Insane Asylum, Of an insane person.
EDWIN o.. HALL,
Minister Of the Interior.
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A CoUNTERFEIT.-We saw the other day a spurious
CHILEAN dollar, of date 1856. 1t had the appearance
of having been recently coined, and although it
might pass in a crowd would hardly deceive an ex-
pert. -
THE House ON THE LL--Tourist who have WIS.,
tied Kona, Hawaii, lately, speak in high terms of the
good attendance, good country fare, and moderate
charges of the Blouse on the Hill, J." kept by Captain
John Yates and his wife. Milk, butter and honey
are specialties there.
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THE NJ Uoc-The editor having returned from
= visit to Lanai, the Ma Hou will reappear on Tues
day nexi-dsubtless with renewed yigor.
u. BAIIIEU, the French Commissioner. and Mad
ame Ballieu. returned 10 town yesterday, having
been rusticating on Lanai during the past three
weeks. as the guests Of Mr.. ". " Gibson.
ATTEMPTED SUICInE-Last Saturday night a ma
tive made an unsuccessful attemp; % hang himself
Natives have been accused Of Indifference 70 offspring.
but this man carried the love Of his child 10 excess
The baby was sick. and the father declared that If il
died he should not wish to live. Baby did die. and
a. night the man was not to be found His wife,
walking under a tree near the house, discovered him
dangling 10 ! limb. Her screams brought prompt
assistance, and the man being cut down was after a
couple Of hours IomilomyiHs and drenching with cold
water, brought unwillingly back to life.
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Music THIS AFTERNooN.-The Band will play at
Emma Square, commencing at 8 O'Clock. Following
is the programme, to conclude with a march around
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THE DRIIL--At the public drill of the Fire De
partment last Saturday, some very good work was
done by all the Engines. but it is conceded that
" Mechanic " No. , threw the tallest stream.
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PRICE LIST
CHELSEA LAUNDRY

HONOLULU, IL l., July Z, 1873.
an AND THIS DATE. THE FOL-
" LOWING RATES will be charged or all work done at