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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01

e. nuslneus csri,. ~hea Ffr4atf - - sctr -
,,i ,i.,snt es1 these rstes whch ~ -renssst
slsegtissmsuls. wAse paid o. shsfsed ae.fisfN
NR-Au ervlse sivsF,rssaeeis mesi p s.tl..t teei'.
i'm A., ~ shes lrefri n ~ ~ raice ulii - t,Aru -
hr, ne t, "a charges rlveu D. lhr stsr scAies sa
rrrstfarers ~ Kssfera tnslean svafisseraf. - ns
ripiioas ssy te made by hsnA seecs ,en - - e't 80
~ st.nrs.
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IAssOt-, %1R.o4o.OOOsI
CASTLE q COOKE AGENTS,
s., roR rnE HAWAIIAN IsLANBN. "
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON AND EDINnURGH-
ESrABLlSHED isoa
Accumulated and Invested Fund, s,s5s,IIs
,,r r.nrps,sSE0 H,xr nrrN .P-

Il POINTED kGKNrS f5r the sandssh isianis. snd
authorised Insure agaiust Fire faVerahle terms
Risks taken any part q The Islands 90 Wooden Buildings
an1 stored thsrea Dwelling H. uses ani fufu
ture Timber Coas Shrs IN harhNr with without
or uader ranair Isl1 iNl I'd. HQFIsCnIA AliEE 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01
Insurance Notice.

THVHE AGENT FOR THE british Yer
n eign Marine Insurance Company, tLimitsdF has 70
esiEsd inssructious reduce the Of insuranc
between Hoaoulg sud P5rts in she PAde aaa prs
pared to issue Policies the Loit Raisf With fTeca
reisetiou on Freight per steamer
TuEo. a. DAVIS
ss+-ly Agent Bffi- Fsr. Kar. faf o.. Lausfa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01
r. A. sCHAEFER,

a GENT OF BremSn Hoard OF Z lnderWrttrat
n Agent of Dresden Bosrd u Uniervritsra
Agsut Of Vienna Board of Underwriters-
Claims against Insurance Companies within the uriszfu
of the Above Boards of UudsrWrters viii harc 10 o. ctr
hsd TO By the above sgsa, 90 make them valid iiSy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01
Columbia River salmonl

WUsT REfBTygD PEB "a. FALKTNBrRS
- IL kErrsl1 11d k1if t1Erail. Rer lll1 81
~ {. aBEHEE CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01
HONOLULU,


BUSINESS NOTICES.
r. a. SCaAEFsR a CO..
I-rpsrsers arc csnrolstsn Merchants
- lsrnelil1 tslsas.s tsaash- II
TT. I.eNHuAN \ Ce..
Iz-e<ss-s z=a eszzlsSirz Ar~zrs AID vAs,ssa,s
ne1,s-s 4 e~=s-sI Ms-eAx=ssss,
-, Ss.es 3 sels.ssa. Sass ~ ; Bss-ys sss- y
RoIl-ES - CO.
SAsz eAxzzz-s szs cszzszzs. Ns-vAxzrz
fzgVrss-s rsasr-ia esas-s, 1seaz s S4ssa Ssess
Esa.llas4 1avxza= Esalshs-
- Ay-azss1s sas kIazalaaai Nsaaaaaa ssi S,sa,Aa
- = - - ~
g l. s4vsrs- s,s-ass
LEWRRS a DICKSON.
IMEezTEsS ASr rEArEEs ~ LrMSEz
Aats-skaAs ss sia Nfass--l,,, Fsrt SszvSs glssa,s
r. ADAMS.
Agcsiczser Gne cennisxiez Merchant.
Sf--u ss7-~s. Esssisas, = - -sctsrl
E. o. HAIL n SOY.
upoxrEEk AM pxAIkzS IN EAzpwAxE.
rry eseIs, raaIss, On ana .-asra1 Nlsr-aaz,is-.
assy cssae5E 5Esss Al sag -
DILLINGHAM; a. CO..
EozTZS AN9 7EALEzs ~ EAE1vAzE
Csssry, Dry esals, Ralzs All DIS. aai 6slsrr Nsr,
;1Azlss. n. %, XXX Ss-ers- E.a.,i,t- sss-ly
DK- q. - CUMMINGS.
HoMEoRATHlST, eS FoRT STREET.
E EoSoICLC. III. "
ALEX. CAMPBELL.
Merchant Tailor.
Ne. NSs2Hu Su-es. HsuSIuIu.
= Ea-4- T.
FRIEL a LANE,
eEoeESIES AyP PROVISION rEAEEzS
j. Fanny ezvs~r-a4 E-~2 saere.
MAY g F~sS=rrsS' S'uaaasl
III. r. MeINTYRE6 l. BROTHER.
Grocery. FEED STQRg sd BAKERY,
C5-asr rs Ksas llf Fort ssrvsss.
E2So-C-r- 'st,y
ALLEN 4 CaILLINGHoRTH.
kAWAIHAE, RAwAu,
E-s1z11- si.,-usr4- ,-ralS1,I- lI pfr. ,7ssl-ss
sis t1SH- 1r- rasrs sly lrsgH-- fr-usl the
lsrr s-s1r-i Etsanls Fgtislrs, tlf sn,a 1ta-c C.
aaS "a sA~uszs -sasaassl. saras- EsEqo.s raqs 70
hstf z&C
H HACEFELD 4 CO..
eESEEAL coHMISSIeS AGENTS
Sas~n ssHsel. u5naiaaI- n J. s@lv
WILDER 4 CO..
>rrsss - -ossssz a. clrasr Fsr- laf 1--u s--rrs
-znasr. Razz-z. OIL. yail. S4Is ana E11Iilzs
51.ly Nkssc-Lls. a sTs-y XII
" - q RINBag VI X CO..
LHFosTES$ AER EEoLESALE DEALERS
Ia Eusi5aalts cL5tl1s Etzs C4gs- safEs- Sasss 1ls
'Fsrg srtsE lf -1saisls sEasriIr EI1asllls t5als.
szlrs a HEEIcs 1Hzs. SGssa Ss-ggs, EluafIl4. 4 Z
I'd. E0FFSCELAEGER & Co.
AN7 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Elaallll- 1u44- q L 5-aIyl
f. e. nIrUHcoCK.
ArTozEET-Gr-L&E. ETL9. hawaii
- s.Es g-.mgsE clE-easd II
MeCoLssAN Il JOHNSON.
ERcHART TAILoRS,
5. zIl4lnall = sgss.sls NJ Eaal-z- sssrs l.
II f. STREHZ.
II APeEEEcLEY AND REEe eIsr
Caru-r EIrs Iai zlst,i Ss-s~rs. s5ual4lf Cana
IL sseps lpea. srsry s4rCK1sT ETENISs- szs-rF .
CECIL BIO " ~.
ATTe5SEI AS1 E1EESEL1S AT Law.
S1VkET FCEEEr
II Ar=1z 5r =Ell 2zl Fs;-u,sai II EIHrrz1.1zs sr
ne island lf luiI-
IS N. , zialunaIr Sz--es. EIaal4i4 < "
JOHN IA. PATK.
Esa-y Ezl-zE All cguzzs4511z- n Deeds
Elr Ne Slza lt llsr1l. 7Hcs Il. s4as u s.saGp
IN zIaiIarE1r Ss-ses- 51anaiiI- -sIlr
THo% 6. THRUM.
sra6onsr, News Dealer ano Beck
-FTiaE. ca.-zraghg All cEpEay lruuaeE s1sr11s,i
slassnslis zzrns- s---LF
C. BREWER & CO.,
4 A. ? cAz-zz-
C. --aEz. \. :
. =. zzzEzE
SHIPPING & cokHISSI0E MERCHANTS. +
= EI1z1I.I- ELElz5l LsLIasE u
A w. PEIR ICE & CO.,
lsaer-zs-rs p 6, L EurzIz1s a Cal
p aEzE1z-s Az esnz-1l eGzazss=zz Hz--a1-a-
Alss-A rs1 % sr ne P'1liaa sac FIrEI-
n E1aaiEaE- ezi Eaiall tslElits- II
JOHN Ut. WATERHOTsE.
WcETI AE1 RELLEz u eEEEz2I
mEEA51TzE
Sa-ea ss-ses iEluai4al H EIy
METROPOLITAN MARKET.
80
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RALTTMORE OYsTERs.

T5RKsH FROM TIE FACT0HY % LOTS
y 1rEH-ErzJ lI14 re1sf7sd Der Csyf1 eaaeS oTf8s
11gEz azE4-G00 DozGn-En oss 40 ~ . 1znd e4aA
~ nais IsSI - solLEs 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

THyHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE
Abovs Company. havs been suthorred 60 insur~ rsss
Cargo, Freight sni Treasure. fsul uaaoiuia
to all rorts Of the world aud vice verm
5as-iy n. HACKFELn CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01

WET. FWFOTCE OF EEUT 1UPEuTDH
~ q1aT, rrt ~ ll bqKes - 1o0 reee- 1sll rerllIed
l..s. z. Boa H-''- '9'' ''-'''z soL1Es 1oo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01
Eerns and Moases.

4 HAVE on HAND a EIEE COLLECTION
Cf he MAUI FEEEs, thlea ars c0nsl1arsd ne mss
ltaufIl ~ shs rront T8ey afe be1tf1ly ms1nted On
car1S. VIA thsir nz11ea- Eor 80 By
81 IN n - WBIIEEr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01
COTTON DUCK.
Flne Manlla cIgaYeI

A VIEW LOT % THE LAWMEECE EAcs
% - .-ieiog y lrcS B0LLE5 4 CO.
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To Let.
Eor Renf.

81 THE HOUSE LATELY O6CuPIED
m by yfE-a n Carer at1zrsi at fe corner ~ Faiaes
- Waik ald Pl1chDogi - P0zselIion ETen unls-
q. AZ MAEsHAL-s oEELcE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01

Hzshfm=T@M Near Market
xs-- asr-a LaFrH sclur HzsT E1lazlzss-zr Esuslll.
= EE15z RIEzz-z-sa-
s4eE Mz--zz Ez5 Veal a Ia Esz- EzzE-T
Esu 7ark sssf sz-s--1r zlr =zzIarr1 Ann
n 1alf l.lst ~ Gsrlls EszElEr a-l-zI
- Asa1H tsifTszssi 70 II lar-s Il rls Cl-T- u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-01
For Sale or For Lease.

ID "A EIAEDSOMR cOTTAfsE PLEAaAET-
- " tCzted, win rtre1. tc. cenEal1icr rlEar. rra
%tl5e4fDsns. tE0 eiossis. dhang room, kiiaasl sd
pantry, bafAry1f1. ssrya1fa Esse c1rrart holsa
si.ie al very c1venlest 1 csffcr or1er Appl -
81 n Hrflo eTa .1l9EffWALD. ~ D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

a, ,ong "a the two ara under separae heads and re-
sponsiblo separate. and in certain sense cohucuua
masters Our present doubleheaded system OF ota'o
education is calculated only osar and promote SUCH
an anita onism. 1t has been more or less psrcepoo W
the pa st. under various superintendonis It's pefcep
BILE now and IL permitted by the Legislature 70 con-
tinue by the retention OF educational system that IS
IN s nature absurd and unbusinesSke i, certain to
increase" The Utica Observer the other hand objects
20 The plan on the ground that 1t suborjuaes the pubc
schools TO private school by making the authorized
managers Of the latter the controllers OF tho former
system.
The new regulations suggested FOR the Bos-
ton Normal School may give useful hints to
teaehers They provide that the teachers shall he
head-naster who shall bo o graduate OF college In
good standing, headassistant and a. many assistants
as may be found necessary provided the number OF as
sistants shall not exceed one for every 80 pupils
diploma graduation from either OF the Boston hgh
schools shall considered evidence Of qualification for
admission. Candidates not graduates OF the B'ston
hel schools pass satisfactory examination ~
the ordinary high school studies and must present e'-
leuce of good moral character The plans OF stldy shall
be arranged year. The Of study shall DO
a. follows Mental and moral science. and logic; history
and principles Of education school management and
methods OF instruction; physiology and hygiene; phys
les and natural history with reference to objective
teaching; study OF language It's history acquisition
and analysis school studies with reference ID
teaching; drawing aud its use means OF iIustra-
tion in teaching and vocal music and
tce in primary and grammar schools. Any graduate Of
this school shall have preference where teachers
To- DO employed in the public schools other things being
odual; and euc graduate when employed, shall re-
eeive the same salary her first aud subsequent
Of service Others receive for the second and sucse
quent years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
IMPORTERS AND SMUGGLING.

SEEMING FRAUD But NOT IN FtCr-aOW FIRMS or
LARGE RESOURCES CAN BUY GOODS CHEAPER
THAN TIL. iR POORER COMPETITORS.
TO the Edttor or The TrtJHHe.
Sir: Much has been said aud written lately
about tho large nm0uat OF smuggling a>s,r,cd TO be
going on, particularly in the line Ot silk gooIs, and your
papr OF the I0tl INST contained account of the result
O. uoarles made Of several OF the Leading importers in
tat branch OF The dry gonos business concerning the
subject From the mnOrers' sOry-iOr IL was one and
the same song they all sinGl should infer that hcir
own par icIIrly carril MT to deIraud the
Government ont that their competitors were not so
scrupuous. c importer Il ready TO. and does. charge
that crime upon HIS rivals, and vet wien something
definite Il called fo:, sIt Of The head and slrug OF
the shoulder Is all the get But IA not
this r, her 81 NIX to cxcusc lLc idct of ones
being aoOve the markei drs OF practical experience
in Que Of he largest NIX bbng aud importing houses
on Broadway may perhaps We enaOl ne 10 speak
knowiuglf the snhi ct, aud " venture the asser
ton that 10 yer cent II the gods marketed IN
New-York are sinu..l'i. Sane rO"Scs are sc"mlrgy
placed II position 10 del HI"tc tdNmi"Srou,y WIN
myers IN Consequence % thrIT say r1r credit hud
IrGer cipiial ana iher y5temttc lpsr o coniuc ing
business. Those having .ir4c none; resources r,i
AMI do Oitcn pi, up lIg" OtS 0t lnethhhd~o III Lu-
rOp" tue goods bring n" p1iIc OF soh' IN thhar
forced sell "a sI.ritic Ter 'et OJligatOus;
ana these goods being hrJwn on tue Ah"rIr ~ market
~ pJ-Nihit Si2nty ~ i..1-' H. DAT o"' iof ll.e.
Does 70 pe unnecessarily rtnc ana unj st TO
accuse sulili "ry'r', 0'chcl - c'ptu, % helnons
Silks goes ~ provo tntt inPrS - f"i acc ~ Lar
ness 10 tIe ycrnmen.. lt DOS hot 10 low because
thit frr" must IrccSsIrlh Dt an uUicr-
hand WY gottipg thrn to- VA ventura 10 say mat
there IL not Il make bc,hl ut dni pop drt mat eau
not sci ~ It, mark pric tur dilS pad, aud
h.uIsu.lIo pIDij son. 40 va manufacturers.
TIE .InIA OF p.om.IH- merchant thAt no importer
business honestly I'D make money Is Il bJdt
anouId tue old cxpl,Ici uo.Ioh thtl hohost inen
could not thrive % any Dd'HtS ain tiIt raul was
Necessary To Success. drIpuhce his s'utnens as
utterly fuse. am point 10 I,o nunorr> .. ouf most
buuoraue q il rs rsId.ttIuu. Honest importers
are no more 4 ra.i " th41 lIsi de VI cJss,
and drep.y regret lhl6 sdcu stItcm; u should be
made H., Goa lGg ,u,h sutrr 1, WA d. much 10
ri 81 d,uOnOr IC tnls great ely IL proud.
AeIc rOri;. FSJ. Is, 1915. IL. G. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
MATHEMATICAL POKER.

TO the Edttor Of The FrtOune.
SIR: 1t is simply in the mathematical inter
est tnat Tx" part III tLc poAr cOmI vcrSy. Mr. PoDp
seems be III the n-ht In his criticism OF the rule
put forth by representative at tho Court OF st.
james, and 50 far to estab shct MS claim TO for
eign mission. He right, Also III tao statement tnat
oEy 81 combinations OF threes;" out 1t 10
curiously cautious assertion that there at least
hundred" strAgnts, II. as Understand straight Is
series OF five cdds DumeTcI sequence irrespective
Of su the counting either before the deuce or after
inc king. By my computation there arc 1865 $50 differ
eut hands OF five cards that he made frum pack
and OF these 1900 "straights" or "sequeuces eK
Guiding the 40 winch are also flashes" nCp.
Feb. IL, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
RAPID TRANSIT LEGISLATION.

TO the EdttOr or Ihe fFt0uHe.
SIR: Prior to Jan. 10, 1860, the Common
Council always had, aud often rcscd, the power Of
authorizing the construction OF Railways In the streets
OF the city On Jan. TO- 1867 that power by act Of
the gsiaure tahen Il om the Aldermen. TIE Second
Avenue, the TLlId Avenue, the Fourth Avenue the
Sixth Avenue. the T. tn Avenue. and the Ninth Ave
hue Railroad, are. all. r.InuI1g over their re-
specIye routes under ~ otnrr authority than the
license Of The Common COuH,i II The { of Jan. TO-
1850. repealed, the Com non COInc would again
rgnt o. dctermiuIug when aud where railways
sLOIld be- permit I'd to wltlin thc Cit Im.ts Tho
question OF Tapd transit WON'T by mo r3pcdl of the
| speak OIL be leit t. tn Common Councii, whose
powers in the premises wOdli DC lmL'd Ouly by tue
State Constitution. IL tue Council could stand proof
against the arguments 4 Vanderbilt and the Tulrd
Avenue people. al sfOld neOd ld or Ter 10
rapid ras wIulJ b. tGc rcp3il J Tie Act OF 1860.
the partisan % plan. tue Il -er iDS To mat
cheapest ana most vtnenI mcthOi Of building Gle
waited roads place them nj iJle OF
along the roidDcus 81 the nUrso r.Irosds w.
SulliTddy FSU. 10. 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
RIFFS cuoATE's PROFESSIONAL HABITS.

TO ihe EdtIOr OF TIC TIT ONnt.
SIR: A correspondent of TIE TRIBUNE OF
Feb. II does Justice TO Rufus ChOatc Mr.. CdOate was
conducting some legal business for me- at The time
spoken Of and 1t SO happen, that accompanied hin
from his house to Cambridge Bride the dIy went to
confer with Prof Webster to determine lie would take
up the atters defense. All vino knew that NOBLE
will not for moment give the least credit ne
thought money could influence hin Question
have employed many lawyers but nave Ia al but one
LAWYER VINO wholly Le-inSn ana devoid Of every
indie ton Of avarce, aud tlat Rdius CbOatc
III IA memory have occasion 10 cherish WI salts
faction than any man ever met. HORACE III. DAY.
Neto- York, Feb. IL, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

From his IL VIII tudt daring thc Lass tcuyears
The Church has by tdd-n ttrK o. the cor
tra-y, her growth has been steadily SuhiIg on tIe
growth OF tho population Ia 1854 the Ch.rtl
every $4,000 and oil p'Opl,. Five years
after in 1869, she hao 200 c"InnHnrants Ia tho same
number OF people and 1871 she hdd raised tle uu IL
Der TO 935
Theu pass hack TO the period o. u" Trac;arian excite
lDent. IL 1890 she had only one comDunrtut u 49i
souls III &c 3Ji, ANA l 1850 she bad
raised the reIative numO.r Of her commandments
as TO have one every $50 vi the pOpulaiiuu mus the
Church steadily gained on the Increasing population
during other period when he ratio OF her growth is
sIid to have fallen behind the Ratio OF he grJwt the
population. close VITA the following table, VIZ:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
RuFrs caoATE AND THE WEBSTER CASE.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue Of yesterday you correct
the statement Of a contemporary by saying that Mr.
Choate was not in the If Commonwealth art
Webster at ALL" This correction IL right; but THE
TRIBUNE TO say that DR. Webster defended
by Mr. Puy Merrick, with Mr. Bemis for his junior"
have before "a volume containing full report OF
that celebrated nil Tue cOuIse for the Common
wealth were the Hon. John II. Clifford. Attorney
General, and George Brmis. The counsel Tor the
prisoner were the Hon. Pluy Meirck and Edward d.
her. 8.
WaShiuotou, Feb, II, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

fed: want 70 do more. Now, Sir inns thouRn. . hu
come TO me. am an Episcopaln. and Rno" Ina.
Easter always calls for considerblo SUN 10 ne SoS
flowers. Suppose that thiS year our enurcnes ,ip
aud that the amount saved ~ "e @
decorations he by them To he kansitanu vi
Stata RELIEF or to their own ministers IN those
States TO be distributed by them. W0l'd not the ~
of the Temple better pleased. though tue MOUSE u
wood or stone were de'OTt ii, that hoV sh.i" ie
member tnose or sIted by II ~ III uS own iaidS1'
ytdiadeld, ". j., Fe b. l5 1875. n bAD''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
A SUGGESTION For EASTER.

To the Edjior OF The Tribune
SIR: Thoughts of the terrible condition of
the sufferers Kansas aud Nebraska the urgent neccs
sity Of providing not only for their Immediate wants.
but also for their future needs until they again able
to take care Of Themselves often Ia mind. Your
splendid suggestion Of dollar has enabled
rs at homo 70 give. wheu II larger amount had been
asked could not have done %. But am NOT ssrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
THE FAMINE IN DAKOTA TERRITORY.

To ne EdtEOF OF THt TFtDuHe.
SIR l observe thIt only KmSls and Ne7
braska appear he thJu-ht Of b. your Subscribers
tns iund for sufferers the West. Cannot little
be done for those rOnties of Dakota Bordering on Ne
trasKi here help Is ncedrif nave bcen instru-
mental In sending small to Region, but
your pOwrrlu, advocacy would accomplish muUl.
Neic- York, Feb. 49, 1915 RL.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18

Thus curing the last Geoenniai the GT renee between
the ratio OF tue Churchs Increase aud iIat OF tue ph-
laton cent il favor Of the CHurcb, against
only IS per cent during the deCDuna Inls re-
suit Is the more rem trkdl; whel We cOnsicr Low
much has been doLe In the last 10 years. both In tie
way OF de ferrous presentIOu anu In the way OF
lyutered miscellaneous, t. alarm people ana
cause Them to misunderst tue Catholic movement,
and 10 Ienfy II Rather wItn Rom tuisD tnau Win Do
luger ReiDkens, the Old Catholics, who are or
posed Rome Ia have btokCl with her aud brayed
the thunders of the Vatican 4. Z. T.
81 I1natius Parish, Feb. IA, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
OFFICE OF rHs BOARD or CosMr'moyrRs OF Pror'
hEvloRK Pso. 10, 1870
r1NO DREDGERS.-At a meeting of the BOarC

HEvYoRK Peb. 10 1873. !
rINO DREDGERS.-At a meeting of the Board
i held today tire following adoptc:
Whereas This Board receipt Of report aud chart Of the res
Intel Coast SGTey dunnE The Sum
rer Of 84 showing which u the dept
Tor the 1epoL GeGss |es Of ITO
West Bank ChanDe AMI
Whereas report and chart Indicate the necessity ola change
In the tlaces deposit said dtedY1gsi therefore,
RsU>d That The dsgnon Of Of deposit for tEdgrT
all heretofore deposit Dredging Ntn
Of the Of Aewiork be ADD the are Leey
woke and withdrawn.
srCd That hereafter parties receiving permits from this Boiri
deposit dreigngs place, jurisdiction viii %
required deposit strictly within the places ie Ell tber
permits penalty vi for violation Of the AS
~ GEORGE W. BLUNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-18
New Civilizations.

~ ~ IROFLE-GIROFLAn LANCERS, by
~ Major T.. DO ~nias, antnor Of tue Angot
L.nee" Price 4Ue Ass. "GifSae" wsI sirAa, 7jei Quad
nile 4Oc Redoss SOC Miseifs ouy VI Asrssqsia-
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