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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-22

Thomas CARLYLE has named IN. Froude
his literary executor.
The eight wealthcst men in New Orleans
are retired butchers.
Savannah papers report thc shad to be very
large this season.
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s "r stanton pinatcator says: "Mr. Viii
'''L La>'on, "ho has been on trip to Eng
.5'i' returned last Monday. lie reports
,.''' iiHor llotchkiss, of this city, is receiv-
~ every attention there, aud had been in
'l'"d 20 deliver an address on Virginia he
'@'e INC Society Of Arts, Of which the Z, ince
o: Wales /; president, on the 18th instant.
''e 'Aa also ained with the Duke OF Argyle"
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FROM As,f,0InaftOX.
j'"nc~ponIyuce OF the Richmond pispa,ch.

ArroMATToy COUNTY. FA.,1
February Is, 1873. J
VT. Aiircl Moth has recently sold his farm
80 80 acres To- NJ. i. Il. kln@, OF England,
n"' -! SOM TINE past II resident OF New
|e'mad.
-" roads are intolcrahly bad from the
al" rains. The farmers, having generally
'5f'iI"d ""t their crops OF tobacco, are lur-
i\'"- them, i'll part or whole, to market A
nr" warehouse has been built ut panplns,
al The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
M'''re daily sales are held and large qlanti-
yes III tic Tweed" are disposed OF. This,
MIA new drug store and savings bank,
.'fe quite an air Of business TO the place, and
:d']:d facilities for trade i'll every way desira-
%" Ga people who are SO far from any other
''"!htt SoUTlslDE.
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SMAlL-poS IN SALEM.-rwo cases Of small
rox have appeared in Salem. Prompt mea-
>urcs have been taken TO prevent the spread
al the disease, ana the Times thinks 40 APP
professions need be felt 10y strangers visit
inn The TOWN
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS..
yENO CONTRACTORS.-The Street COM
mit;ce of the Council for the town of Danyillc
invite bids for STREET-FLAGGlNG and CURB
STONES ms follows-viZ.:
FLtGGINCi. worked, squared, and jonted ready
to lay down, fourteen Inches wide not less than
three inches thick ana In lengths not less aah
two, feet ut so much per square loot, delivered at
the Dauyille Railroad depot
CURBSTONES, properly worked ana Jointe1,
four inches thick, eighteen inches deep OF 50 much
All persons bidding for the supply Of The above
MATERIALS must slate the time for supplying the
snmre. and may lid for quantities OF Tagging mol
css Than o nor more Than 2u,oG0 square feet, ana
cIirstoucs not less than 1000 nor more tah io''0'
Rids to be addressed to Stree. Committee, C1nncl
fJau,,er Uanyilie, Va, and delivered Oh or niorc
Tho Council reerve the right TO reject any or ali
bids
u! efoer Oh 'He JOHN LEyERSEDGE,
,,oc,v Town Engineer.
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fs,HE NEW WILSON UNDER-FEED,
l. SEWING-SiACl uNE-TfIE BEST FAMli.l
SEWING IN THE WORLD:-lt Is llsht ANU
simnlc vet very s,ron. an durable In Its colistric-
lion combining great capacity and adaptation 10
every variety OF ianilE sewing as well as aaannii
clements erTm,lieI i'm seniug-naclines pi,ente'i
Within the hast twenty years, Including al HE tate
improvements. aud sold ut ;r much lower priec ti:n
any other hrst-class machine. Ca!l and examine
mid Judge for yourselves.
Saiesrcoms No. 1903 Main street. mex door 10
Enquirer office. Agents wanted tVei3 where' ofe'a
it de s-sm G.. P. PRESCOTT. General Agent.
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RATES SAME AS At DEPOTS.

Orders for tho transportation Of passengers aud
ilSg'se To any train or boat when left at the office
so MAIN STREET Will Inc promptly attended to-.
Also. for ihc transfer Of baggage from any point of
the city 10 he other,
":Wlil furnish hacks anu omnbusc5 FOR pleas ure
parties ut lowest rate.
Baggage checked TO terminus Any information
ana maps of routes furnished
Having tickets yall lines. purchasers have choice
al r"ules ami by leaving their orders for hacks and
wagon viii have their baggage checked, and avoid
a'i hurry and Inconvenience of Il crowded tc,mt
f. la-iFce5 A. WCAprEp
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RiCIIauND AID YORK; RIVER RAILROAD COT
RICIINnNr january y. 1873. !
ATDTftE .-On and after this date (DCcenI-
~ hrr .ril the PASSENGER aud FHFlGitT
TRAINS over This route will In run rs follows ::
- .PaSSENtiEE TRAIN diiiy tcAccrt Sunday he
tween iichmnlri aud West iuimt. leaving the de-
pot at go i. NJ.
Passengers l.tr river landings and Baltimore viii
leave RicnI"nd depot on WEDNESDAYS and
&kTIiDnh ": ut o:Clork \. NJ.
. .FRE.t.Iir TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fri.
DAYS. arL Saturdays, ii o'clock 4. NJ.
LO.,Ah FR EIGHT TRAIN. between Richmond
aud West Point, carrying local freight both ways,
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving Richmond
ut 4 O'Clock 4. NJ.
WILLIAM n. BRAGG. Superintendent.
j. l.. Taylor, Fret .ht and Ticket Agent. Rich-
,poud Ia .
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Cn.,}
RICHMOND, December 20. 1872 (
RICHMOND AND DANEILLE RAIL.
1872: e'4'e' ~
GOING WEST.
Train No. unrougn passeugcrJ leaves Eirhmnud
+. II. '''' "'' '''''e' '' 'Fe'''so"ro al $50
Train No. Hynchhurg pas cngcr) leaves Rich
mend daily at s2S a. NJ; arrives at Lyuchburg ut
Train No. 10 Through mail and express, leaves
Hichuond "aily at 80 Z. NJ; leaves Dlnvillc daily
At a. H. HIS F. NJ arrives at Greensboro daily at 100
GOING EAST.
Train No. l Through mail and exprcss) leaves
Greensboro dayatl 30 A. NJ: leaves IE,nviile daily
+ +. Il H. a NJ arrives at Richmond daily at LAS
Train Ma. Through passengcrl leaves Greens,
+. II. III '''4 " ''''e' 1t '''''''o' III ''0
Train No . Uynchours passcnger) leaves Lynch.
burg daily AT A. NJ; leaves ISurkcvillc ut 1855 Il.
NJ: arrives at Richmond at 3a5 L. NJ.
Trains Nos. . aud 10 connect at Greensboro with
trains OH the North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. 10 connects ut Greensboro with train
for Raleigh, arriving there ut Io5 A. A. Passengers
leaving Raleigh ut 7la T. NJ connect at Greensboro
with train No. for Richmond.
Train No rnnurcts at l;urkeYiIlc with train on
The Atlantic, AisSlss irpi and Ohio railroad Tor all
Dniuts southwest and south
Iynrhhurg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
nos,l nj i55 T. NJ. daily Except sundays, arrv Ing
ut Iyn,nrg in time to r',llnrrt with The Morning:
Passenger l:aiu on the Aianlic, Mississippi and
ohio railroad for The southwest.
Passengers co,;i..: east leave lynchburg after the
arrival uf the Atlantic, mississippi aud ohio pas,
senycr train from iristo, aud arrive Ut Richmond
at g:!3 4. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest ran be procured al the ticket Office In
Richluoud and of Il. r. WALKER, Agent of the
Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad, No. 1925
Main street Rrh.nnEd.
u
schedule Of thls company VIII please Print as above
JOHN L. MiMURDD,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
T. NJ. Il. TALCorr, Engluccr and SiIlTrinicnh
cuI f. ~
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Ricii8USD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO.,l
RICHMOND, VA. December IL, 1879,
IN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE
~ CEMBc'R 18th, The TRAINS on this road VIII
II The MAii TRAINS leave Richmond at A. n
aud ego L. NJ, and leave Petersburg at ll25 A. Nj
and s:0i =. VI.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach ut;
tachc,L leave Richmond at 4. ~ aIiG y NJ. ann
leave Petersburg at 40 \. NJ. and $50 i. NJ.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS VIII leave
Rirhnl.nd and Petersburg aI y \. ~. EctiirninE,
leave kichmoud aud Petersburg al i3u T. NJ, instead
oi So, Ock. as heretofore.
Tin. 4. NJ. TRAIN will moi leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS and The S:s5 L. -. " All TRAIN and $50
4. ". fi:tiGiiT TEAM will not leave Petersburg
on SUNDAYS. ~ - a,
.':i.arr.crs Tor Norfolk will take the 900 T. NJ.
DNL; II: Al y. and thusr from Norfolk Will con-
Meet al i.tr,..'mrG with tiir i::5 \. NJ IRAiN.
Passengers FROM Clover liili will take the 600
~ IRA K on Muu,!ry-. Wednesdays. and Fridays
aud rriilruiag leave ;iclunod Oh the same days ~
o9O r. NJ.
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester and
Manchester.
Thes i. ~. TRAIN Will c"nnrci al Petersburg
with lie AiiImtir, III si;.i! aud Ohio Railroad f"i
l.yuriIllir.c daily. ~ m
he attached Ia the THROUGH TEAM IT Weldon;
'"''''''" 4. Il. EhSEY,
del Ticket ana Freight Agent
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CHESAPEAKE AND o HI o RAIL-
" ED&p-,ln and afirr September 30lh PAS
SENliEk TRAINS will leave Richmond rs fol-
lows:
81" 4. M.-AIA!L TEAM t"Nrcpt Sunday i"I
The White sulphur Springs. connecting at G"ruouS
vile with the Orange. Alcxandria aud Maiiiss's
train for Washington ahu North, ana LShchuurs
aud South.
Ii5 l.. M.-Att'ohiMhbhTlDS TRAIN tcNcrnl
Sunday for iior''svilie, arriving nj SIS r. ~:
Ihis train ,D,i,;tts III tinro,s.lIc with the night
trains tho Orange. AlcX,ntlr aud Manassas rail-
ru;,; Cor LfNtliEUI;i and VI ASlilNGfuN.
Through tickets, AT low rates, sold IT, I'LL points
Northwest al,h Southwest
Storage tickets from Livcrpnnl, Queenstown.
Amsterdam, A;lsCrp, Hamburg larrc. Rotterdam.
Bergen, Copenhagen, and t;olcuburg. 10 all points
or this ro.u, be- bought of The General Ticket
Agent ut Richmond, can be ordered through any
station agent on tile road.
Further information may be obtained ut the Com
pauy' 5 offices.
a. II. FERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES L. NETIERLAND, General Ticket Agent.
jyl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-03-22
Scribner's Monthly for February.

1t seems to me that this number does not come
mp to the mark. The Court Ball at the Hague,n
in my opinion, is neither amusing nor instructive.
And then the article. "Since ! Died. cannot
make anything Of it. Spiritualistic, perhaps. The
vagaries Of an active imagination uncontrolled by
reason, perhaps. The dream of a fevered brain,
perhaps. But the article purports to have been
written, or spoken by a ghost. Many years ago. 1
read a book entitled. Letters from the dead To
the living" written, If l recollect right. by a Mrs.
Rowe, a contemporary of DIR. Waits. The writer
OF those letters, whether ghost, or a combination
Of body and spirit, knew how to control her imag-
ination. and her letters were calculated 10 do good.
This we cannot say Of the article in Scribner. Six
or seven times in the course OF the article she tcdS
restless and ran. Had she run when there were no
pens to record her hallucinations. il would have
been well for the reputation Of Miss Phelps and
perhaps for the rest of the ghost also. How sad.
that in departing from this life, she should not find
rest! | wonder If she is to run always like the
wandering Jew. Requiescat in pace. And now
the question is whispered in my ear. :" Why are you
down upon Scribner's Monthlyf ~ Editors in the
States receive ScribneT as a gift, and a gift blinds
their eyes, so thai they only praise. / wish that
they were independent enough to critieise justly
tor then we should have much more valuable
periodicals and books. / bave my own notions Of
literary excellence and when l see articles fall far
below my standard. / do not hesitate 70 say 90.
Am / not right in thisH ALIoUIs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-03-22
Concert for the Relief of the French suf.
ferers by the Floods of last Winter.

Mr.. EDIToR-DEARS m--I have received by the
last two mails the most distressing accounts Of the
~suterlngs caused to my countrymen by heavy foods
all over France-from all parts Of the world snbscrip-
tons are raised for their relief.
AT a long distance from my native land, I feel IL
my duty TO contribute TO the best Of my ability
towards aHaying such misfortunes. My country has
met before with the sympathies Of the world. and
particularly Of the Hawaiian Kingdom. lam In hopes
that on the present occasion the sympathy of tho
native and foreign residents will not lie wanting.
do not intend to raise n subscription, as the gen.
erosity Of the public has already been taxed TO a
great extent, but we propose (Mr. Fenard. Mr..
Pernet and myself TO give n concert on Friday
evening. March 18th, at the Royal Hawaiian Theatre.
Tickets can be obtained from myself, from Mr..
Fenard, at the pcst-ofice, from DR.. Trousseau, at his
office, from Mr.. Schaefer, at his store, and from Mr..
Herbert at the Hawaiian Hotel.
If the programme, which will be issued on Monday
next, does not come up 10 the expectation Of the
public, we beg to apologize before hand, and hope
that on the consideration Of the object, we will meet
with the indulgence Of all
You will oblige me by giving a small space Of your
paper 10 this letter.
remain, dear Sir. truly yours.
III. LIE MoNsYER.
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wealth and culture, or may think q, bocomo 20 by
Withholding from such opportunities and thus re-
turning 10 the ancestral costume and INTO tbs ancient
isro-paiohes Of this country, as the lodiaDs Of the
American deserts think ly separation from the laws
and Industries 81 civilization 20 be independent. and
are thus only savagcs. Now. wh,lc there l. any
doubt about our accomplishing cur purpose Tor true
independence by a reciprocity treaty. while IL Is true
that we have twice Sought one and failed ~ obta n IL.
while fear of the Briti-h lion, or rather q tho snarl-
log Of one Of his wheiPs influences some. aud while
IT. unwi!lngness seems TO be manibestci by our
government, AZ tbis gravcst crisis la the industrial
liv % our mutton. TO make the most strcnaoas efforts
for II, We must not le, the only other ncans Of OBJ
tanning II, annexation, DC falsely condemned
lrNfrc
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObertiser.
MARCH %.
0Icial Notifications.

The following appear in the gazette Of this week,
NOTICE. is hereby given Tia; Mr.. J. Kauhane has
this day been appointed Agent 10 represent the in
ter--t u the Hawaiian Government IL the settle
m-nr Of all Boundaries where the Government i a
party in the District Of kuu. Island Of Hawaii, in
place OF +. ;. Lyman resigned. and notices Of hear
ings may be served upon him.
EDwIN .. Hall.
4. Interior Office. Minister Of the Interior.
March Il. 1873. -
Mr.. Vim. M-rscburgh has this day been appointed
Commissioner OF Fences for the District OF North
KOh4la, Island Of Hawaii.
EDwTN o. HALL.
Interior Office. Minister Of the Interior.
March II. 1873. -
The License 10 practice medicine granted to DR..
4. :. Nichols on the 18th day Of March. 1871. from
this Office has been cancelled this day. Said can
collation. to take effect on the 5lst inst.
EDWIN o. HALL.
Interior Office. Minister VI the Interior.
March II. 1873. -
The following named persons have been APP
pointed by the Board of Education TO act as its
authorized agents. TO represent the Board : interests
before the Commissioner Of Boundaries for the Isl
and OF Hawaii. in determining underlined boundaries
of lands in which the Board o. Education Is inter
ested, and which may be brought before the Com
missioner for adjustment:
Mr.. :. e. Wiit>e for Kohala and Hamakua, Mr.. j.
g.. Hoapili for North and South Roma.
BY order Of the Board Of Education. +
March IL, 1873. W. J. SMITH, Sec'y. 3
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GOOD TENPItRs' BALI--The members Of "Ulti-
ma Thule Lodge. No. /. and invited guests,
enjoyed music and dancing at their Hall on King
Street last Monday evening. The looms were
very handsomely decorated and draped with ever
greens the supper was exquisite. and the whole
affair was a grand success
Music THIS AFTEENOoN-The Band will play a.
Emma Square. commencing at 5 ?. n. The follow
ing is the programme, to conclude with a march
around the square:
Emperor William March. .Berger
Choru. and CanE9a~, Opera Trua4boHr. VERDI
Hubbard R5aduue -uhAch
Town and Country, Polka
Governor DENNIS
Social ANusaqENr-The ball given BY the mem
beers Of the -E,lian Quadri'le Club. or the evening
Of ST. Patrick's day. in BuGum's Hall. was decided
ly one OF the most attractive aud bes; Of the season.
The hall was beautifully decorated, and the aoor
arustically covered with the newest style of carpet
ing. making it one Of the finest dancing halls in this
city. The table was amply supplied with the deli
cacies of the market. The members Of other clubs
added to the enjoyment of the merry night alto
gether we congratulate the committee Of arrange
ments and our Quadrille Leader for their zeal in
every respect to add to the enjoyment. The soul
stirring music of Macauley's Quad,ille Band was a
marked feature Of the occasion.
DoGGYRELL-Among the many unfortunate
CANNES that have recently met their deaths from
not being provided with the duly stamped bit of
copper, was one that was peculiarly the subject
of pity. Somebody had cruelty deceived him and
attempted to deceive the police by attaching to
his collar a base imitation OF u tag. 1t was too
thin" and he was shot. After his death the fol-
lowing "a ~teching" lines were found in the Station
house yard:
Oh master, | have served YOU well,
From dutN never did / Dag,
Oh how could YOU my poor life sell
BY sticking on a bogus tag
On. many weary nights I've watched,
Your properly ana you,
Now l by Police have been catched.
They'll surely shoot me thrO' and thro'.
Poor dogs, don't Of your masters brag,
PeTchauCe you may, like me,
BE fitted with a bogus tag,
Then shot, and sent 10 sea
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HAwATANs ABRoAD-By the last mail was re-
eeived from BOISE City. Idaho Territory. one Of the
census blanks issued by the Board of Education,
properly filed out with the names, ages. &c of
eight Hawaiians. all males. living in that far off
land. Their occupations are, gold-diggers part of
the year and wood-cutters the rest. How did that
census blank get them?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-03-22

WHALERs-The schooner Giovanni -4piqni is re-
ported to have taken one whale (humpback) in
the neighborhoOd of Mani. The bark Camilla is
reported at Hilo with 50 bbls sperm.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-03-22
AUCTION SALE OF
4 KALO

ON SATURDAY, MARCH 29th,
At Il O'dsck, Noon. az SaIesr0om. by order OF 2 4.
Dole, Esq 9I be soId. : KALO PATCHES,
bounded and described as follows: APASA 2 g Lob IA
Kapahzha, Honolulu. oahu.
r. h5omasa ana ma x Eihi hema makai o Eeia phi ana 4 nc
AIspai alma, = = hOs ana ma ko Alapai A 80 i' h IS pause.
= H-na T0= KOn- 81 pauku aaiIa ma kO iinaSale A. kl52
EauL slaila A. So IS iii 20 pauku ma kD h-Iinuus
slaila y az 30 iii 40 ksuI. a A. 40 IS Iii rs kaul.
M 10 Kspualua, AIaiIa ma ko Naihe y So - III. ~ kauI.
= Hcna AZ 30 K. ] ~ kaui. a " So Is <. - pAuku a hiki /
kahi hO0nskA al. Containing 40 auanA.
APASA 3 q LOD ma Kapahaha, e hOOmaka ana ma ke
xiii ketnA maaka o kea pill ana me 10 kaPatlus a 2 hOlo
au4 M ko Kipaslua- HCma IS :, kom0haul SO pauku. akau
81 45' komOhana I2 kaut. akau Is : mkiua 81 paukG me
20 Keuihun-, h-ma - : Is, hisiu4 l23 kau. ma 20 k4pa4loA
a hisi 1 kshi hO3uaka al Containing 81 fathons.
As PEI Royal patent 1882.
2. 2. dams. Auctr.
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Interior Office.
M.r-h II 1879
NOTES OF THE WEEK

Jar The Kaauea makes the Circuit OF Hawaii,
sailing on Monday next.
IHOMGoPATHY-We beg to call attention ia the
gard Of DR.. o.. =. Cummings, practitioner OF the
above, in tO-day's paper.
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THE EMPERoR's BIaTH-DAY.-To day, March 22d
is the 74th anniversary of the birth of His Majesty
William l., Emperor Of Germany. We doubt no
that our German fellow citizens will remember the
occasion in a fitting manner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-03-22

CARD-Thr teachers and pupils of the Waialua
Female Seminary would express their grateful
thanks to those who have contributed to render
the Fair, held on the 18th inst, at Waialua. u sue
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Music HIS AFTEKNOoN.-The Band will play al
Emma Square. commencing at 5 ? n. The follow
ing Is the programme, to conclude with a march
around the square:
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EVENING PARTIEs-Last Saturday Her Majesty
Queen Emma entertained a large party of ladies
and gentlemen at her town residence; and or
Tuesday evening Admiral and Mrs. Pennock re.
ceivcd company at their residence on Beretania
street. His Majesty the King honored both assem-
blagcs with his presence.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-03-22

AN AGREEABLE CHANGE-Last Thursday. the
wind came out strong from the old familiar quarter.
the Northeast. after having persistently hung at
South and West for many weeks. To old residents,
any wind but the trade wind brings coughs and
colds and feverish symptoms, and the braclng trades
are always welcome, let them blow never so hard.
With these winds. inter-island communication is
frequent and regular.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-03-22

PRESERVED MEATs-Some months ago, we pub
lished an article calling attention to the feasibility Of
carrying on here the business of canning fresh meats
for export, after the manner pursued in Australia
gratified to hear that a gentleman Of this city, of
capital and wen-known enterprise, proposes shortly
to commence the business here, and has sen; to the
Colonies for a person well experienced in the process
Success 10 any and every enterprise, say We, that
shall tend to develop our resources.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-03-22

A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Next WEEK-We beg
10 call attention to the card Of NJ. LIE Monnyer, the
French Commissioner, in another part of to-day's
paper, announcing n concert for Friday evening
next, by himself and two other gentlemen. for a
most worthy object. We are confident that the terse
and very appropriately wOrded appeal of NJ. LIE
MOnnyer cannot but meet with a hearty and liberal
response from our community.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-11-19
LAW e RS.
ENOS q HALL,
G.. B. SKINNER,

4 TTORNEY and Counselor at Law
n Has a complete abstract of the rec
ords of all titles and membranes on
real estate in jefferson county. once over
Bank OF Waterfowl, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-11-19

BOILER EXPLOSION. New YORK.
Nov. Il.-A boiler exploded this af.
ternocn, at the corner of Fourth ave
nue. and Twelfth street, used BY Coyne
& Bemer, Contractors on Fourth Ave
nue. improvements Seven persons
were instantly killed and several woun
ded. All of the killed had either
the whole or portion of their heads
blown off. The following are the
names Of the killed J. Gibson, J..
Foley, Z. Miller, G. Becker, Louisa
Bosstord, aged Is, and Wm. Berth,
a school boy. who was passing over the
temporary bridge to,,the track, aged Il
ef lug oe.. Sc pop IS,
!, J. i