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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-01-16

FrGrRE-HEAD OETHE KEARsARGE-Admirai Rodg-
ers. Commandant Of the Mare Island Navy lard,
desirous Of preserving a "reminiscences OF the gal
liant old ship. the EeITsdTgs, for future genera
tiols. caused to be erected recently IN the PARK 81
the island an iron column, upon the summit OF
which reposes the Hgure-head OF the hedTsdTge.
which rode triumpbnntly the English channel
when the murderous ere Of the ALa6d1aG whIstisd
through the rigging and the ship Of state rolled
braviiy. This column Is Of huted iron, hollow,
and twenty feet in height. IL formerly was one
OF the pillars in one Of the buildings on the isiand,
hut beinR 10 the way OF some OF the machlneEy,l ~
: removed. and now it stands q monument Tor
future ages. The erection OF this column was per-
formed by Foreman c. b. DEMO, and Is pronounced
a master piece Of work IL gives promise OF
standing a. long a. the rock Of Gibraltar The
column IL sixteen inches in diameter at the base,
and decreases IN size as it approaches the top. II
Il first surrounded by n COrinthian bead and cap
surrounded with leaves Appropriately, while rest
inu mon these Is the 6gure-beac OF the vessel The
whole has been neatly finished OF, and possesses
quite a commanding and attractive appearance
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IMPORTs.

FHON SAN FRASCIsCo-Psr Mikado, Jan IIths-2 bs
Opium % Along & Achuck; o III csks White Wine 10 G.
Rhodes. 9 csks Caret, 5 g Olive Oh, 8 DO White Wine. l csc
Mdse % Mons Balieuf I csc Books to Thos G Thrum; I csc
Mdse, 5 c. Cigars 10 NJ SGrinbaumi 81 pkgs Mdse 10 Frel &
Lame; I csc Dry Goods % b r Killers & Co; 5 pkgs Mdse 20
: Maguin; I csc shoes 20 VI McInernyj Il pkgs hdse to g Sc
& ken & Cos 25 DO do tot Mott = Coz I csc Mdse to Thee N
Davies; 3 c. and II pkg Mdse toJ T WaterhOuse; liz pkgs
Mise 10 Diniughsm q Co; IS do do. 50 bxs Apples 70 Boiles &
60; 100 &C Bread TO ; e Allen; III pkgE Mise, leo ar SKIS
FIou- 20 Henry May; 3 cs Mdse 20 z HohsehLaeger & Co; 2
bhts whiszey. Sc pkgs Mase 20 Order; As ehts Tea TO Vim
Ouan; I csc Mdse TO Castle a Cooker 2 CO Organs TO ID ID
BAdWoi - pays Effects 70 Capt POtarti III Pkgs Mdse 20
+ Masenani 80 DO do 20 Sing Chongy 1850 a aka Flour 70
Loo Nyo, - pkgs Tobacco. 81 DO Mdse % VI Phillips 81 Co;
$50 gr SKIS Flour 10 + P Adams 5 c. Books 70 Rev , T Poguei
. pkFs Mdse. I csc Crockery TO " Dickson; 200 Sndls Hoop
Iron, 5 bales Bags 10 & Brewer 4 Coz i csc Saddlery 10 P Dali
tlns "a bbIs Beef % II MscarLane; II pkgs Mdse % Lyman
BFc a. - do do 90 "A r McIntyre a. Broy 3 c. do TO Wells, Far
20 A 60. 81 Digs do 70 A W Peirce 81 Cos I parcel do 20 II NJ
WhitneyF : pigs do 20 ~ b Ms Consul
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In May, 1875, the American Tract Society will
celebrate its semi-centennial. Its annual publica-
tions now average ten millions, of which more
than half a million are volumes. The work of dis
tribution is carried on in three ways: ~ Colport-
age; this method has been employed 80 years.
Last year 220 colporteurs made an average of 200
visits apiece; the families visited were 40 600; the
cost of colpOrtage for the year was $4,000. a.
Grants of printed matter to mission schools, pris-
ons, hospitals. &c. The value OF printed matter
distributed in this way during the past year was
5000. go Foreign distribution. This work is
carried on partly by grants of printed matter, and
partly by cash and plates. to be used at mission
stations. The value of such grants in the past
year was SlI, 900.
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LATELY WE READ in New York papers that
Henry Bergh, the President OF the Society in that
city 8 for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, -
had won a genuine triumph in securing the con-
viction of the superintendent and a proprietor of
a Broadway stage line, for permitting stages be-
longing to them to be overloaded with passengers.
And since vehicles FOR the conveyance Of passen-
gers have become multiplied in this city, in the
possession of native drivers, we have often thought
it would be q relief for humanity as well as for
four-footed beasts if we had a Bergh amongst US.
Often in our streets, and on holidays particularly,
these wagons driven by natives may be seen per-
fectly crammed with passengers, while the horse
which with difficulty drags the load under the
urgency of the lash, is generally a half-starved
frame. We have q statute against cruelty to ami
mails, which it would be well to have put in force
against some Of these native drivers. ut is cruel
to make a horse drag a load that is oat of proper
ton to his strength, but when the same animal is
kept a mere bundle OF bones for the lack of food,
it is time that the kw interlered between the two
brutes-him who drives and him who is driven.
We find the following pertinent remarks in the
Pal Mall Gazette: III
N" Il is to be regretted that no animal save man WAS
fAble to take part in the meetings lately held in Lon
fdon by the international Congress for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals, fr the-o can be little doubt
that an intelligent animal snted with speech would
have pointed out many acts Of cruelty committed on
dumb creatures which are entirely overlooked by
those who confue their observation to active acts Of
cruelty, and forget that some o. the greatest suffer-
ings endured by both man and beast arise from sins
Of omission rather than Of commission. For instance,
il is cruel to beat "a horse with unnecessary violence,
but IL Is even moro cruel TO keep the horse with less
than enough food to preserTe the beast in good
health"
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IN PORT.
MEMORANDA.

RKPoaF OF STEAMSHIP CoLoRADo. II @. MORSE, Con-
~sSDER.-Len HOngk0Og Dec 18th, 1874, 81 $40 p n, and ar
rived al Yokohama on the 18th AZ 8 30 p ~ LeG Yokohama
Dec 2d ats A n, with Il cabin, % European steenge and
$50 Chinese steeFase passengers, and L.s23 u-40 tons frsisht.
weather, a. far as the Is07, aBe with fair wind; then had
strong northwest wind Jan 5th, 1875, increased TO = heavy
northwest gale, compelling the ship 10 run before It. On The
Th az 5 p ~, 900 miles distant, deemed ia prudent TO make
this port Tor more coal Arrived In Honolulu Saturday After
noon, Jan 9th. e GEO. MLkNE, Purner.
REPoRT OF STEAMSHIP MIkADo, p. MoORE, CONxASDER.
i-Len san Francisco az noon on Wednesday,, Jan 9Th Expe-
rirnesd hyorable winds the art five days; since then had
fresh head brcezes with pleasant weather throughout Ar
rEedin Honoiau al a n on Thursday, Jan l4th. aRer . pas
sagsot : days and 20 hours
HAREY RID0KLY. Purser.
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ASSENGER

Faa say FaaxcIsco-Per Colorado. Jan I2th-H G Bar
nacie. Miss A AHucb, Miss r L DOckstader, Mr. Atwood,
Henry II Webb, J McIntAh-
FHn1 saw Fra NcrsCo-Per Mfkado, Jan 14th-Coi Wood
and vgifs, 3 Gay, Mrs Robbins. Capt Durn. Gen q Bridge,
4 W Gleason, Col Il ; spaltins- DR. IA stangenEad, W W
k.be,rd mi wife. 3 J scott AMI wife, Capt Pollard AMI 2 ser
wants. . DAVIS. sIrs Moor, Paul King. n MeHugh, Kelly:
o.. Stewart. u "A Harrinatsn. "a z Banker, W-WOodah, p
VI Weed, 1 Chinaman, and 20 IN trAnsiiu for New Zealand anu
Australia ..
Fon AUCKLAND AND SYDsEY-Per Mkado, Jan lSth-
Capt Borrr- and wife, L Yates, DR. Steele, and 40 IN tTnsi'u
from san Francisco- ...# -rr HFrw ~.
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Mr.. Gladstone has struck the nail, or rather the
bottle. on the head this time. At his suggestion,
every Monday morning a list Of the weeks drunkards,
wherever found, is published in the Liverpool papers,
giving the names and occupations of the transgress-
Ors in full. Genteel drunks have perceptibly fallen of.
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TyndaH holds that typhoid fever is not sponta-
neously generated by the decomposition and putre-
faction OF animal and vegetable substances, but
thinks it is propagated solely through the medium
of matter which has already been in contact with a
typhoid patient. We question whether facts war
rant this theory.
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NOTICE

DR. TRoUSsEAU RESPECTFULLY Rigs
~ 70 give n tWc that frum aud ancr tie lt q October,
lsTs. MR RICH'p =. BICKERToN viii keep his accounts.
AMI colect the same consequently AL monies due him viii
have &c be paid . MIR. Biekurton. who Is authorized to receipt
for SAFE. ps Sn
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Consumption ---.----.---.G5,Z 6T SO sT6cG6Tf o. goa $50
Ia the 6regoisg tables e WI Be obssrzed that In the 1874
Refined and Cahfornia Bert saEar- Ths receipts Of The
hrmerf which have passed into consumption, amount 20 about
tain, but ~ estimate that the amSuat EarniEhed Er coasump-
tgn during the year has been 10000 Ia The above am0anls
sumption for the year 70 about % 400, 600 Ia
RJfHsa S~ngarF-Oging 20 cOmpeuu0n between The local
rehnefies during a Considerable portion ofthe year prices have
hlctuated largely, as We have adylsed 10 cor Quarterly Circa-
lars The eio-iaE Quotations are l07 cents for Golden e, and
III cents Er Crushed
R4g SHgns-L0@ Grlies have accumulated during the
year. In the absence "a competitlon between buyers dlrnz
the nst quarter prices have declined and sabea have been made
Bawaiial Sagas-A large proportion 81 his years. re-
cstpts have been low and medium grades packed Ia mats and
bags In The early part Of the rear Ihsse descriptions were
The accumulatlon OF low grade China and Manila Sugars
shscssd me SAB q The Hawaiian product and price. Snssred
Choice Hawaiian Sugars, packed Ia kegs, have been in fair
demand during the year Al prices aPProximating those %
Peruuian SHgays-The receipts show an increase upon
these % Last year. These sugars being packed In large bags
me year closes with a comparatively large stock % sugar
in store This stock ~ mostly composed Of Low grades suitable
br reclining Choice Grocery grades are IN limited supply.
The population of The STATE has been largely inc feased dur
ing the year, and the rich mining and Agricultural develop
nleHs On tbs coast VII doubtless attract a larger immigration
IA the year to come Win the Increasing eonsumptIcn or
sugar the business viii naturally tend % a more regular basis,
and the sudden changes Of a limited market viii, In time, be
avoided. To the Producers and Shippers Of Raw sugars TO
this market the prospect appears more encouraging than ever,
In view q the anticipated absence Of sharp competition be-
Wishing you the compliments % the season,
We remain, yours faithfully,
WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD g. Co.
We understand that Col a. 3 spalding, who came from San
Fnncisco on the Mfkado, n auihorfssd by te Refinery Com
Pantes % THAT city % enter into contracts with the planters
for ue purchase Of the entire crop of sugars now coming of
on terms which 10 Is represented viii net somewhat Of an adj
vance on ts ayense prics that has heretofore been realized.
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FOR +!

THNHE PRENIsES IN NUUANU
Valley. Abaat four miles frOr town, can he hired fof q
reasonable charge. Tor Picnic Parties. on HPPleAten TO The
undersigned az the "Hal-Eay H0sse," directly opposite,
There is q eonno5iOns house On the premises, Tunning water,
green turf and shade trees.
so Sm G. W. MACY.
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RESIDENTS OF HOMO

u LULU, Visiting Friends and Strangers generally are
cordially invited 70 s..eud Public Worship at FORT ST.
CHURCH, where services are held every sabbath Al IL O'Clock,
A VI, and : H. T. NJ. Seats are provided for al uba may be
pleased 20 attend There IS a Wednesday evening Prayer
Meeting a. : - o'clock, ia The Lecture room, to which all are
welcome. apa ~
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ooM NJ
FRIDAY. .IaNUARY IS. 1875.

THE arrivals nom tssiEu ports since our last have beenf
On the oh, Pacific Mail Compaay's steamship Colorado, from
Yokohama, en- route fr san Francisco, which saned early on
the morning o. the i2thi Igh, A. A = = Mikado, from
san Francisco, which saIed br Auckland early this morning
Our adviccs from san Faneseo are 70 January 9Th We
qaatc prices q .sland produce
sCgAR-Exfra choice golden commands IOie. White wash
ed. I0iHuc. Grocery grades, sGIOc-
RrcE-TiGstc-
CoFrEE-No Eoua In market-
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WANTED.

WANTED.
A NY PERSON HAVING DUPLICATE
"A copies Of;
The Spectator. s
Transactions OF the R. II. A. Society,
either bound or unbound.
Ellis, Dibble's and %Binghsm's Histories OF the Sand
Wich Islands,
Brigham's Hawaiian Volcanoes also, any other rare
works on these islands, can lind a purchaser by
leaving the same-with price-at
e72 THos. G. THRUM NEWS AGENCY.
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NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE or Err or ATTOR-
I'd My His ENceueuey Richard II. stanieyt IS authorized
JNO. q. pONINIS.
Hoaoluia. November 1ssh. lsr4. eA
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Latest.

Z WASHINGTON, Jan. S-Advices from King Kala-
kaua state that his health is improving, and he is
enjoying himself so much that he will not leave for
San Francisco as early as he intended. He will pro-
baby be there on the 25th inst, and sail for home
on the 1st Of February. .rr--r 4.
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gRHHR PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
u ned that JOSEPH DUCHAISKI has no authority 30
sch any Leather or material made AZ the KALAUAo FAN
NSRY, nor TO incur any expenditure on account Of the same
except through the undersigned.
III DowsETT.
Honolulu. March IL. 1878. QG9
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NOTICE.
EOTICE.

40 ALL rs ARE -
80 DEN to TRESPASS and SHOOT on the PUMA NJ
49, HoU COLLEGE and also on the -
49, mauka land called KoLoWALU adjoining the land
o. the Hui At Manoa Valley.
S-O X. 7. CHURCH.
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PuLU-SgIOse
suEar

1WWUT NIFEUIHTs
san FEANcIsco, Dec. 3lst, 1874
Commercial AfUsTfiser, H~0H0hEhN-Deay Sra We IN
Sfts yo1r careful attention % thu tables gwen below. showing
the comparative importatgns and couEumptfcn q 5oTnn 10
tss mErket kr the years 1874, 1874, and ls1ka-
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30 E OR LEASE

"a THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES ON
u AiakeA Street, formerly occupied by 4. Z. BRICK.
V1 ]. s. LEMoN.
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE

AssIGNEE's NOTICE.
LII CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE
"A OF walker & Allen, must lie presented to the undersigned
at his Office on Queen Street, in1tlonoIuiu on or before the
First Monday in February next. or they win be
rejected and forever barred. =
EDWARD p. ADAMS,
Assignee OF the Estate OF Walker h Allen.
Honolulu, Dec. II, 1874. 200 I'd
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has been selected, Inkstands In Out Glass, Wood and Iron
Bronze, Pen WipeTs, Sponge Cups. Gold Pe,ss. Ivory, Pearl
and Rubber Holders, Rubber aud Ivory Pencil Cases.
FABERS PENCIL LEkDS-a1 sizes-kny person can
now be supplied with L-ais TO their pencils, no neressiy q
their being laid aside as useless.
Russia Leather Card Cases. Wallets, PoYtmonaIes and Mem
orandGm Books. Bankers Cases and Wallet, Just the thing Cor
silver certificates. e.r rrn ..n. a 4su
Ivory Tablets, assorted sizes. Perfume Ato-miEers-sOme-
THING new L
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

"a THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES AT
fA the Entrance OF PsuoS Valley, lately in the possession
- Of Mr.. n. Schmidt. There is a commodious dwelling
house. with four rooms, COOK house and requisite out-houses,
sith large chicken house, and ample room for a flower or veg
etable garden With running water. The situation Is fine and
airy, and commands a good view Of the city and harbor. fOr
particulars enquire at (9To 49, THIS OFFICE.
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in Steamboats,, Locomotives, fire Engines, B0se Carriage,
Wagons With Figures, Circus Riders, &C.
ar The above line Of Goods, with many other novelties ar
all Of American manafSrtnre, which 10 q guarantee i0r Feiis
bility and endurance In addition TO this hRe has been select
ed q very fine variety o.
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DIARIES IN 1875, IN QUITE A vAaIETYi

Hymn Books, Church Services, Prayer Books and Bibles
ar The above is but n hurried enumeration Of the many
articles offered this year which have been selected expressly by
the undersigned in San francisco from large estabiishments,
and having resolved advantages by thus personally selecting,
the same Is offered TO the public.
or Cash Sales preferred, and a liberal discount allowed
therefor, when possible. lf
III orders from the other islands solicited. which win meet
THOs. G. THRUM.
600 10 Merchant "A,
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Boxes, Watch stands, Pin Cases, etc.. In shell work.
Boxes and Pallettes o. Water Colors, Toy Pistols A Caps,
Drums, Flies, Trumpets, pancing Figures, N
Boxes Games, Boxes Needle Work, Jumping Ropes,
Fine Checker and Backgammon Boards, iR leather nniah,
one only very superior. with divisions for cards, chess
and other games.
! Handsome Toy Cottage Bedroom Set, complete.
Black Walnut Corner and Side Brackets, hne ensh.
Toy Tubs and Wash Boards, Toy Pals.
Toy Trunks, Rustic Chairs, -n
One Pair Handsome Figures Leda and Rea, price s2s.oo.
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were present in large numbers.
New YORK, Dec. 27th.-This morning Kalakaua
and his party left the Windsor Hotel to attend morn
ing service at St. Stephens Roman Catholic Church.
From the church the party drove to the hotel for
dinner. After dinner the King, accompanied by
Governors Kspena and Dominis, made a formal call
at the residence of NJ. L. w. Kitchen. He afterward
called on Cyrus W. Field, at his residence, and then
returned to the hotel, where he found a beautiful
bouquet, from Mrs. Kitchen, upon the face of which
was wrought in violet flowers, the Hawaiian word
Aloha" which means q welcome. In the evening
made a long promised trial of the efficiency of the
Fire Department from the Department headquarters.
The Royal party drove to the Union League Club.
Here the King made an informal call, and though
several gentlemen were introduced to him there was
nothing in the nature of the reception. From the
Union League the King drove to his hotel. He will
leave here for Boston on Thursday. His travels after
leaving Boston will probably include a visit to Nj
agara and several Western cities, and he now expects
to start for his own Kingdom about February LIST.
Boston, Jan. 2d.-King Kalakaua was entertained
Mt the Revere House this evening at q banquet, at
which the Governor, Governor-EIect CASTOR, Mayor
Cobb and other city and State officials were present.
Tomorrow the King will attend the Park Church,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-11
NOTICE.
The Eczema Ventura opa-r and silver
Mining Co.
A-orlcE Is Rely GIvrS THAT

NOTICE Us Nv EBy GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY =. FITCH. one of the C0-oHners
Of the mining claims located sud owpeti ty tie
Ruena Ventura Copper and Silver Mining Co. in
the ,,.noa Mining Dist let. T. u2las ceumty,
Stste Of Nevada has eNpt nned II IN, year A ID.
1874, upon said claims. for labor aud ether ne
cessarv expenditures. the sum Of ore hundred
and fifteen dollars in nited Stses gold coin. i'll
accordance with the Act Of Congress. entitled
An Act to pr mote the dev-lJ. fle ut of the
mining resources Of the United states, ap-
proved May 10Th A. u. 1872; and inst the CO.
owners with Sail Fitch are required TO contri-
butte their proportion 81 the sad elpertitur-S,
namely: You. NJ. L. Vim, the SUN of A. cents:
YOU, Robert II Holki5- the OF A. cents.
you, Thomas H. Blythe, the sum Of A. cents;
you, A. I. Flint. tho sum Of Is cents; you. Iu-
Glen Herman. the sun OF ~ cents: YOU. Charles
A. Hsskins. the ,f ~ cents; Won, John G.
Hatch. the sum 81 IS cent?: you, the sdnlinistra
tor. executor cr legal r, prvst nts.ive III Joseph
kasettee, d-cea-ed. tn. sum Of * cents: you.
Lyman b. E.p.. the sum If ~ cents: you. JOE. PIN
II. stksvs''n. the sum Of IS cent; y"E, Come
Hus j Eaton. the sum If IS cents; yCu, -. l..
Wheaton, the SUN Of ~ cents; .otl. Z. .. kel-
logG. the SUM Of ~ nts. you. Jacob Eedston.
the sum of As cents; you. Ilias Etheridge. tn.
sum Of ~ cents; you. Robert 2.rrIli. the SIN OF
81 So cent?; you, SAMUEL Ambrose. The sum oil
81 20. you. avoiy W Collins. the sum Of ST Is:
you. BsrtholoIne~ Csuty. the sum Of * cent?:
you, Nellie Hastings, the SUM CT lf cents: yon,
Exeline hastings, the kum ~ n cents: Won,
y
Isaac NJ. Merrill the sum ( So -: YOU. In. sd
mir istrator. executor. or leGsl repres. Itstiyt>
OF II. -. G iylord. drC.essd the sum "t - cent?;
YOU the administrator. executor, or legal r-p-
reseuratives Of John TDtEill. deceased. the
ssrl Of - uis: You. the sdiuinisr siGr .xecti-
tor. legal r. presaI tatiy@. "f orTavisn HOGS,
deceased, TIE sum oi - ctIiz: You. tin, an!iuis-
tr.tor executor IT }. lsl II r. sentative If jos,
q. Baldwin. dero aseo: tie If - e.; yCat.
the suIuls rator. executor. or legal Tclresf u;s-
tlves OF Charl l. i'rh, a, cess d. tht. sum of
81 sil.-ail III the sold and silver coin Of the
United states; and Il ST the expiration OF ~ days
after the publication of thu. IosiF.. YOU. or
either OF you. tan or r,tus" to contribute such
Proportion, a. Ii due, upon your several shares
aud make pay Ilt ut Il tL"saUIs herein publish
ed the utd.r itif =. the interest IF the dtl-
inquent parties III The sid naming cIainl and
property shs u ana viii become the property Of
the undersigned. " Lo has made thu cuired
lenditurts
nSn Francisco. l9Iarv 17tl, 1877.
HENRY :. FITCH
80 California St, Room ,.
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