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NILE. lima de Murska.

On Tuesday evening last the public OF hcnoIuiu
was afforded a musical treat, such as may not socp
occur again, aud which forms an eyentin our history.
The beautiful and famous " Hungarian Nightingale
who was en- route from San Francisco for Australia,
gave q Concert at the KaTaiahao Church, and OF
course drew a full house. Their M~ajestles the hing
and Queen and the members Of the Royal famNy
we're present and, in common with everybody eise'
we're much delighted. True music, artisticaiy rem
dered, never fails 20 enchant even the uneducated rs
well as the refined mind, aud this fact was strikingly
apparent on Tuesday evening in the des.hhke still
ness that reigued while the gifted songstress poured
forth her exquisite strains. and untutored HaWsiianS
among the audience appeared spel-bound- The
duet from the opera of g Attila, :" by Verdi, hute and
piano, was very wei executed, but during signor
Giammona's playing, fine as it certainly was, there
seemed rather too much effort at effect. The ara,
'Povero il milo padrone,' was rendered well, but
was really better fitted for a theatre than a concert
Piano solo, q" Meditation" Gottschalk-shcy we'd con
siderable skill, but the left hand seemed not equal t.
the right. Then came Mile. de Murska, who gave
instead Of the Cavatina +" Lin Ia" the Carnival o
Venice, with variations. This showed a wonderful
compass of the yoice-twO and a half octaves-an'
a training. only acquired by f~rst-rate artists. As
matter Of course she was encored, and gave h
Ballad by Abt, in German, which was really touchln
to the heart Of every mother-the singing VI a chill
to sleep. 1t was a wonderful rendering Of that beau
tiful soug,-once heard never to be forgotten. An
yet perhaps it was surpassed by her 'Hungaria
Song with its peculiar music, so difficult IN WORD
and accentuation. The duet (Which concluded u
concert) sElisire d'Amore
us of the very best operate performances in the gres
cities Of the old world, where acting and singing
perfect. This flying visit from frst-class talen
whilst its memory will linger long, only makes
wish for more.
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r OF II. L.



Am brig Hazard, Lewis, 60 days from Hongkoug.
Am bark ID Z Murray, A Fuller, 10 days IN san
Francisco.
s-sehr Prince. Beck. kom Kona and Kau, Hawaii
g-Schr Nsttte Merrill. Crane, from Lhhahna, MAUI
81, ~Nrhr warWick, John Bal, I'm kalaupapa, MolohAi
~ echT Fairy Queen, PenL, from Hanalsi, Kauai
y -Sehr Mile NORRIS, Lima, I'm kaunakakai. Molokhi
: Sehr Active, PuaAhiws, from kohala. hawai-.
Schr Hattie, Kimo, from NaStlwiL Kauai
-Sehr n a AlJi. Reynt ida, from kahulai, Maui
-scS Manaokawai, kAlagaia, I'm Nawilwhl.
Il atmr City Of Melbourne, Brown, > days I'm sau
Francaco
so-sioop live Yaakec, Kaeha, from Kahoolawe.
l-echr Luka, Kaai, from MaliSo.
-Rnt stmr Macgregor. "A Granger, 70. days RON
sydney, via Auckland.
Einau, Anuihala, from Mako, Maui
.Iuanlta, Dudoit. from Lanai
Mary Ellen. Mana, from kohaia, Hawai-
Kan tie, Bql.es. from KJioa a WRimee-
Knauea, Aiarehsut, from Kauai.
Nile Norris, Lima, from Molokai
Annie, Kalauao, from WaiPio, Hawai-
,r warwick. John Bull. from Lanai.
MOI, Reynolds, from Kahuiui, Maui
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial OOettlser
SATURDAY. IDLY 3.

HIS HoSoR Chief Justice Allen returned from
his official yisi, to the United States OF Tuesday
last, by the San Frlncisco steamer, and, we are
pleased to note, IN good health. We learn that
the exchange Of notifications of the Treaty Of
Reciprocity negotiated at Washington last winter
by Joint Commissioners Allen and Carter, was
effected on the Sd ultimo between Judge Allen
and Secretary Fish. By this formal action OF the
respective governments, both are in honor bound
to make the necessary legislative provision for
carrying the Treaty into effect.
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EMORANO

1rpoRr or BARK u. c. MURRAY, A. FULLER, MASTER
f.f, san Francisco June 10Th at Q p IN nrst six days out hau
nm airs from w aud sw with considerable swell anu oyv
nj then working lnto trades In lat 299 " long l5SS W Inc
aades have been very moderate the balance Of the passage,
sighted Hawaii al 9 p IN June 2eth, ana arrive" T" MINIMUM
nsxt day, after a passage OF 10 uASA
prvour or srnANsHIP CRY or MELBOURNE, Brown,
tbuNASprn-Leh san Francisco at noon June 2lst, and
searcd the heads at l p N. Experienced q strong NV gaze
s5, sShence Light northerly and northeast wind ana nne
ssaher, Arrived in Honolulu at IL a m on the Zs'n, making
le passage in 7 days ana ~ hours
Report OF STEAMSHIP MAcagEoon, \; GRAISsEn, CON.
xAspER-Leit sydney June oh At Ito p m, clearing Jug
heads az 80, had strong Sc wind and heaa sea, sniPpus =
reaI deal Of water fore and an June ON, strong gag s yS
heavy ne NO liner snsr 90 ,he s,h, strong breeze from NE by FL
ss rsefed main and nizzeN trysalsi strong gaze an ~ hn
~ ,he tith had heavy gale, rain aud lightning, Tremendous
~ ,sn,ins, snqines soing dead slows" At 2 m aheavy
sse broke on board, which, washed hen-eoops and shsspI2e2:
visrboardt at 7 q m weather more moderate, wind INTO
a TsP sssssesss ! lstA 49, - 0 On the the iTsa % %Sasra's
ana md ae aeathor. Arrived a. Auckland at 2 a m Of the
sailed a. loso mi s,Eong NE winds ,h e, sSSne y;
m Tor the pilot, burnt rockets and nred twleeJ"nu n'eiS
0Ma hsr'@ u r. u. PRISoIE, Purscr.
.r z-ArrIvel, May % The Merlin, Capt
sunas. hola = cruise. she has taken 300 ools OF sperm -
last nine months. Inc wna'ssnsp = 100 barrels sperm
200 rfvht whale oil, being from home only nInsteen monsns
asn abe saw he California she had tAksa Sov oi sSn.S by
nh sun EslSS o6 By accident the lance passed right thSoISl
aasn, ad the poor Fellow lived ior three Tsess r N.Y. ~
mSmnv The Lagoda had taken 90 barrels OF sperm oil.
aAAIay ASIA ,-Bsniamin Cumpins, whaleshlP, is MSs
wsmaith. as passengers, captain SHANNON ~" N
sEasr, Capt. Fisher, has been amongst the whales
NAktm lOi6 barrels sperm, and 400 barrels nunP9Sss
Ah. If whxlboue sIucs leaving here . year age. hel
H. IVA Mauths out, with l,6eo barrels ON BOARD. on W
= : heavy s as Is0I' o : here previOusl
Ihers would be 0 gale RON the NV.
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COM NJ
july 2, 1876.

FRIDAY. JULY 2, 1876.
gals from foreign ports since cur last have beeni
American bdgantne Hazard, from Hongkoug. with
aud merchandise 20 Afong & Achucki American
Murray, from san Franciaco, With passengers aud
10 Q. Brewer a Co 29h, Bhtish steamer City
g, from San Francisco, with passengers and the
Ifewer & Co July lst, British steamer Maggie
vdney aud Auckland, with merrhaudise 70 {.
rhs departures have been. June 2sih, whal-
Show, fr the Aretlei 30th. City Of Melbcarus, for
uly lat. Delaware. for viciorisi and to-day, Mac
an Francisco.
ship Macsregor, which sails for San Francisco this
4 take a large quantity Csome Eve or SIX hundred
gar On freight.
= Msrrsy l loading Cor san Francisco and sill sail
7eeki the Legal Tender and nszard viii follow,
7.
lara Bel, was on The berth fnr ItSloluiu AZ san
would leave shortly after the 2ist nj.
JSFE-Geaar, to nF~ s Co, Ten Bremen
,xalisu bark r. C. wyiie, TO Dackfeld a Co vas 10
ioa about June Goth.
from San Francisco are to sune 2is,. We note
in price Of Island produce.
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ri KeeI i0T do do 20 Wilder
81 ca thappagas
rhrumj IS pkZ. do 10 Lnu
9swoTss 70 r arhran, iso or sss 6olf, los pkgs Groceries,
bags poIAtoes. 10 c. ouians TO u Mayi . Pkgs ndse TO Ira
aos. 4 she ,r.saSa. TO chss Long, 10 pigs Tdss, 10 IBIS
In n r6iree q Col so hs tea, II 6pdls bags 10 Chnlan g.
> s1o q . Z 81 Mst Hss.'s 3 ea : Pss' seid 10 aOiis,er & Cos !
seyay, TO Or Mek,ebIa, % Pkgs @a.e 10 @ RhOde.i 100
CSss; a. ar sks sour 10 & T Hdamss IS bags potatoes. i
.shse' bis WHISKY T. oI ,dS : ~ ps SanI n 8 ss sS L So.a1o. :
, ca erians, 10 bags beans TO Friel q Lsinsi so drums caustic
s s1ss. ) % sos oai ssi u ;T psxs : sS Sssy to- to M EiG i sfosI spsSs
m5ss % TLsck, ) DO d. 10 ii Black 400 Or .k. nour 70 Mr
mas 70 Lyman gtOsi 100 ar aka nour, so Pkgs mdse 10 Mo:A
mGn p s3ni IS Onds empty bags 10 liaekfsld 8 Coz 50 bales
Sss- ! z .oe ssPssSl1sa zoo Sasa Dsa No.: GOO posts, 100 Sis lime,
Fo9 boz hay 70 Brewer a Coz sos Or and so hf sks hour 70 G
sum b Coz 2 bzs marele and l sandstone base to Max Eek
r., pkgs nd.e 70 a . %GleghOrn' oS drugs to E hOhmanni
FRox SAW FAsSs,sco-Per Legal Tender, June 2sih,-l
ese BOOKS 10 Rev A Aaunlosi, ! do do to W L Greens 100 ca
sSas SS q Leo Ssoi ! 6 boots and shOsa' 70 y Meinerny, 10
pigs furniture, ! do hooks 10 q Z Willamsi I bale lea.her 70
Ais@si so sss nails, . esks yellow OehTe, csc hsTdEsre' ? 6.
Enn5 fssien.as. 0 N Shingles 70 Levers & Decisions 90 pkgs
iobasc0 to oriIbaum 6 Cos : 6 spades, 200 e6ls n@e; 81 c.
soase, / cate buggy seats, l roll el cloth, 4S hndls wagon
inns, ! sndls Shaiissl c. hardware. / By peas e nall 4 SOM
8 s0ss so1 70 n Is sio SndIs sheet iron, IS bxs tins to J So;:
< Coz 1900 Rw posts, 1 Csc curry combs TO Order.
FRox lioSoKoHe-Per Hazard, June 2sth.-57 pcs stones,
$500 square tiles, 1890 pcs hrewood. S21T pkgs Chinese goods
ard provisions 10 Order; l boat TO Capt Lewis
Faon sAs FRANcIsco-PeI City Of Melbourne, June gan.
Il BIZ books 10 supreme Courts l parcel TO II Black; / bx
TO J Bush j parcel 80 MIs Merrill do to 81 ; srinoaHni l
do C Foster 9 co, laoto Along 8 Aeaaes, ,r,v lat
200 bndls Hoop lron22o es Soap TO Brewer & Cos o or csSs
RROp.. s. bxs cap, 10 6xs Candies. l csc Plants &c CleGhOrn &
Coz 10 bags Bark, 50 hxs soap 70 Haekfeld 4 Cos ltG coils
fsSiane; ! Parcel to 9 n Oven.
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UNoUEsTIoSABLY the country at large, as well
as parties litigant and members OF the bar, viii
be gratifed to note the return Of Judge Allen
to his post as Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court, from which he has been absent during the
past eight months. The fact that important
public business on which he has been engaged
necessiiated that absence from the country, does
not affect tho Importance Of another fact-tha the
country has been deprived of its Constitutional
right to a full Bench Of three judges. We all
remember that at the last term Of the Supreme
Court there was no little complaint made and
spirited protests uttered because important cases,
some involving rights in property, were compelled
to be laid over for the declared reason that the
Bench was not full. We do not propose at pres
ent unnecessarily to dwell upon this subject
but it is one that may properly be referred to al
forming a prominent and somewhat freqHen'
topic of remark in this community during th'
past ak months.
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advertised in London

advertised in London Shoers 70 Oe =
warded to them up e June, III 90 Va :.
agreement made bety uhsm- INC
The orr June. Il i understood that the time for
rendering in England viii eithe- Re extended to that
date, OF the tenders viii 70: be opener III 'he aus
tyalian tenders can be telezraphed 10 London.
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KALlHIKI HOSPITAL, 9th JAN. l


HonGulu-
SIR-Bek kind enough to excuse me II L Come AMI trouble
Won again. After having taken cognizance OF the letter OF the
Vice ConsuIto DR.. MOhabeer, and the conditions OF the raw
aiiau Government, I have to tell you thatif they won't allow
me TO stop here till 1 am cured, my desire is to go home only
and neither to California nor to Molohai. where l am sure TO
6nd death-there being no doctor and no one to cure me.
Were 1 sent TO MoIoksi, I would be deprived Of my medicine
ami of the cares OF DIR. Mohsbeer, and l will die very toon. l
BEG OF YOU TO take into consideration my positions my family l
left only to ger curedi the interests OF my creditors. amongst
which the firm Of Wilson, Swab 4 Co., Of London, 14I Leaden-
hall street, my creditors for $4,000.
I L am about TO be cured very soon, and L hope the govern
mept. by your influence, will let me be here for some time. l
will always for you and your family pray
ina'e'u' "O"" 4. GRAND.
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MARRIED.

PHILLnRooK-RoUNruEE-In Honolulu, June 20th, by
Rev. :. 4. Damou, Mr.. ALoNzo hISg PHILLBROOK, q san
Francisco, 20 Miss ENNA RoUNTuEE. Of san Jose, Gala
HoLLtsrER-LokD-At the residence q the brides parents,
Newark, New Jersey, Miss EMMA l. LoRO aud l.. &. HoL-
LIsTER, NJ D., nephew q r :. HOLSTER, Esq q this city
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aRTTIsn VICE CONSULATE.

HONOLULU, JAM eth, 1910. ,
sIR-I am directed by Her Majesiy's Commissioner 70 IN.
form YOU that the Hawaiian Government will pernit the
Ieper Adrian to remain at KalihI Hospital on the teH9~ins
conditions That you pay to the Agent of the Board OF hesitn
the sum Of ssventy-fve dollars for expenses incurred up 70
december Esd, 1874, and that you deposit with the SAID Asent,
n fur,her sun Of one hundred and hny dollars as q guarantee
that the said Adrian shall be sent out OF the country oeU.e Se
23d day Of March next; and also TO pay for bis support = n
Ibi during three months. At the expiration OF that period, IL
Is understood that Adrian will be sent out OF the country ..
he will be cent, according to law, 70 the Leper Setuemsh. y
NoIokai; h which latter case, the $50, or so mcch Vi II d :
NAV remain, will be forfeited, and go towards the expense u
maintaining him at Molokai. n.vrps
To DIR. MoHABEER, &c, Honolulu
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LONDON. January 2lst.-Messrs. Moody and San
key are preparing to visit Elton, to hold service esPe-
cially addressed to students. Their intention causes
considerable sensation and much controversy in tbs
newspapers.
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NTHERE APPEARS to be quite n revival in the
Whaling business at New Bedford, a number OF
Vessels having been fitted out from there during
the Nspring and early this summer They have
cleared, however, for the Atlandc and Pacific
grounds, sperm and right whaling, and none for
the North Paci6ot so that there is very little pro-
liability OF their being seen in Honolulu haEbor.
Says the Mereury, of May &c. 1.-The Boston
Bulletin, in chrenicling the revival OF the whal-
ing business ut this port, assigns as causes Tor it
the advance in the price of whale oil and the
losses Of the New Bedford people in their railway
investments and in other branches of business.
The advance in the price of oil has had its effect
in inducing ship owners to increase the fleet but
increased activity in whaling enterprise is moi
due to any losses sustained by our capitalists IL
railroad Investments or otherwise. There have
been such losses here, as elsewhere and thes'
have doubtless induced soEe Investments in hons
manufactures. But the whaling enterprise is nov
in the hands Of men who have never lost faith II
il, and have increased the number of their ship
as the catch and the price of oil seemed to war
rant
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IADvERTIsENIENT.J
KALlHIKI HOSPITAL, DEC. 18TH, 1874.

KALlHIKI HOSPITAL, De. 18TH, 1874.
II. D. MS Commissioner,
NIR-I have to inform you that since my arrival here, aud
nav by day, I am getting better by the medicines and care OF
hr MOhAbeer, that the sickness now is but very little on te
face and hands, and that the feet will be very soon eleanseoj
as for the body, it as good as the body Of the most healthy.
lel NV country, Mauritius, and followed DIR. Mohabeer only
To be cured by him having seen by my own eyes the cures he
effected in both classes Of society there, and because up 70
now he Is the only one who cures that disease.
No doubt for me that IL 1 am always teatsd by HIM IN a
space Of time of three or four mouths, L viii be radically cured
Every one who saw me before Is satisfied OF my present state
Ali the time we were travelling Of course 1 could not DC
treated as now, and In San Francisco L could not stand Tie
climate and was always sick, on account Of the cid.
II 1 was sent back there 1 am sure TO die, consequently
moreover, the doctors there cannot cure that disease
DIR. Mohabeer has always shown kindness 20 me. NOT 10 use
the word Of charity. The medicine he gives me gratis, anu
his time is not paid. -.
Of you to let me be here, in the Lepers' Hosptai, III l al"
III there was difficulty as for the IS 1 receive weekly, let it
then be no more given, and 1 viii receive my food Of DIR. Mo-
habeer's charity, as well as the medicine.
After my perfect cure, L will pay myself my passage to 60
I home. via Australia, the shortest way.
I hope that for Gods sake you will not refuse me, a Chrls-
tian, a protestant, what L am asking. and your humble servant
will always pray for your family and pray to our Heavenly
FaIher. TO give you HIS blessings through our Lord and SAVER
Jesus Christ. -
DR., Mohabeer, personally. will remit you this, my letter, and
please excuse the style.
= A. GRANT.
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EPART Es.

chr Mary Ellen, Dltna, for Kohaia, Hawai-
.cbr Active, suaaaiwa, foe kohala, Hawaii.
schr Nettie Merrill. crane; H. LAhalnS' MAUI
schr Pueohahi, Clark. for Hama Maui
.sohr Fairy Queen, renl, for hanalet, kauai
-schr IsaItie, RImo, for Koloa and Wsimea. KAUAI.
-5chr Nile Morris, Lima, tor Kaunakakai, Molohal
Eachr warwick. John Bull, for Kaiaupapa. Moloka',
-sehr Ha Moi, ReynpldA. for kahnlu, siauL =
-schr Manuokawal. Kalawaia, tor Lanai
sem Priuce. Beck, for Koaa and kau, Hawaiir
.a-km wh Blk Ralnbow, COgan, for Archie ocean,
so-RrIt q mr. CIV Of Melbourne, Brown, for sydney
s0-stmr kiauea, Mnrchant, Tor hsnAi
Am bk Delaware, Hlnds, for victoria.
1-Brt stmr Macgrgor, Granger, LOT san ttanetaoo-
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IMPORTS.

-sco-Per ID. q Murray, June 2oth'-2e
= 20 A HeFberti rs pkgs mdse tot
ii Keej i0T do do 20 Wilder s.
IA n.-,a-- A NLaa
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SOTICE-The Pacific Bnse Ball CIab
meet for practice Oh Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays a
4 O'Clock. P. n, Gu the grounds at the rear Of the Custom HOus'
Honolulu, June sth, 1875. sS4u
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JEWELRY IN SETS, IF finest quality, g
and pearl, coral tiger claws. &c, &c.
SILK DRESSES Of Different patterns. and
PIMA Striped Gauze, -
LADIES SLIPPERS Of fancy styles,
Grape Shawls, Grass Cloth, Silk Neck
Tortoiseshell, Feather and silk Fasd Lac
Sandal Wood, Ivory. Tortoises'
quered Ware OF all descripsvices.
Powered Vases of all sizes
Silver Ware. Very inequality.
White Mating Of veus. l and 2.
White Contract Mag Nos. 1 and 2.
ASSORTED Golore6s in Nests best quality.
Camphor Woanks In Nests No. l,
Camphor Wrunks in Nests No. 2,
CampboSest quality and Of all sizes.
N@niNVERY FINE BREAKFAST TEA :
BAsKld Ginger and Chow Chow.
AR MATS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE
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Projected D~ePOrturcs'
,xDw IAN PoRrs-stmr KilAusa, sails on Monday
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Id KNOWN As PAPoRAKu +,

q hnu aIEU II pOIW0H UI IdHU bNUHtF NJ U dIhl, WhuIi FHV u lt
&ntaining o 26-100 acres, and the ID 10. 10 rs acres.
81 Also all the Right, Title and Interest OF the deceased In and
. ali the pieces and parcels Of land described In Royal Patent
Fz29, being the lots OF land conveyed to the deceased and Geo.
n Raauwai, his brother, by the heirs OF Naleipuleho, by q GER
lah deed Of record in Liber Al. pages 4Ss and 454, The first
10 81 which contains ] 1900 acres, situate In Haiauia, In
~ ilu K u. aforesaid; the second lot, 2 81 100 acres, In puako,
iNailuku, aforesaid; and the third, 2s-l00 Of an acre, situate ~
the same place; and the fourth, lilo Of an acre.
And likewise, all the Right, Title and Interest acquired by
the deceased from A. Pope and Kaumi, his wife, 10 and 10 The
land described in Land Commission Award No. Sis, containing
IS 100 Of an acre, Ia the town Of Waikiki, aforesaid.
And I shall farther expose for sale at Public Auction at the
Court House, in the town of Lahalna,
And also, all the Land. Situate mt Maalaea,
X ula. Mnuf, described In Land Commission Award No
1888, and containing @ 8-l0o acres in favor al T. KaauwsL
And likewise a Tract Of Land Situated IA Wal.
nk0u, TX mia, Mani, described In Land Commission
Award 23S3 containing II Gcres.
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NOTICE
FURNISHED DWELLING Fol RENT

~ THE DWELLING HOCSE UtTu
80 Furniture of th- undersigned AZ waIkIkTssns t~
s@& ten or trelve monihs, on account ~ sbse.,. Tcrms
favorable 70 . careful teuSn.
s5 81 LAWRENCE NIGHTLY.
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NAVAL.
.g.shIp Pensacola. Rear Admiral ) J Amy
.hu1carosa, Erbsn, Commander.
MERcHANTNEN.
Am .chr @ NJ Ward. Hickman, repairing
Haw bk Matte Macleay, Walter, repairing
Am sbip EmaraId, Bair son, 10 be susysyee
Am achr Legal Tender, Winding, LOADING.
Am brig Hazard, Lewis, loading.
Am BIZ n q Murray, Fuller, loading
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VESSELS an PORT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-29
9eaal alptifes.

(4S2 l5-10W, thence from said beginning stake south
nifty minutes east four hundred feet TO stake In the
field, thence north eghty live degrees and nifty
minutes west. two hundred and eighteen feet and
eigh-tenths OF foot to another stake In the neu ht
point from which the said southeast corner OF the
Aforesaid brick house, bears orth twenty-s SIX de-
grees and six minutes ives thence from the last
mentioned stake no. tn fifty minutes west, four
hundred feet to stake by the post and rail fence on
the southerlv Side of the aforesaid lane or farm
road, from whi stake the south asst corner OF the
aforesaid brick building. bears north sixty three
degree and ifty-eight minutes west and Is ulstaht
two hundred and seventy-two feet and one-tenth Of
foot thence from the last mentiO ed stake by the
souihery side of said lane or farm road souh
drei and eighteen feet and eight OF a foot
to the place OF beginning Containing two acres OF
land ; and also the right OF way o the same over
the above mentioned lane or fam road, 50 the
property OF the said Anthony Reybold, and within
the limits OF the said tate, situated In the above
mentioned County and hundred, said lane or farm
road leading from the above described lot of land
public road which lead, from New Castle Saint
Ge rges
And that the said snihony Reybold owner, and
all other pers Int rested In the said a. owe de-
bed lands and right Of way he and appear at the
May Il rm next OF the snid superior Cont III ara
for New Castle County, at New Castle, on Monday,
the seventeenth day of May A " eighteen hundred
and seventy five, and ne their objections, II any
they have, to the proposed purchase.
and afilxed the seal of the sad Superior
H.. 81 Court, at New as'le the eleventh DAY oi
January, A. ID. eighteen hundred and .ev-
enty-1ve.
tlCHARD a. q oPEP,
jana ,4mw Prothonotary.