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AocIpESr Yesterday. horse attached TO .
draw started oFon run. aud the driver in attempt
ing 70 stop the suinal run over by the cray
sustaining serious iuterrsl Injuries. The man was
taken 10 The Qnrrn's hospital.
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ts- We are pleased TO learn that Mr.. Charles
DERBY has effected short eagsgrmnet with the
eminent actor Mr. Charles Pope. who win so0u
appear in series OF entertainments, Of which due
notice viii be given.
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New Law FIEN.-we call affection to the new
law drm OF Messrs, Castle * Hatch, whose Office is
Merchsut street. third door south Of Fort. They
Will practice 10 all the Courts OF this Kingdom
We bespeak for the new drm the tavor and patron
age OF the public. because they are worthy OF con
nGeuce aud success
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.zFE- The sale OF furniture. advertised to take
place on Tuesday the 22na. wss urayoidably post
ponrd until this morning At 10 o'clock. owing 10
The unexpected arrival 81 the mail steamer from
The Slnth- 60 and secare yonr hArgaius
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a CARD.

a CARD.
HONOLULU, JANUARY l. 1875.
MESSRS. MACNEAL L URBAN, Cincinnati Ohio
Gentlemen; The Nc. Is Fire Burglar safe pur-
chased from you time has proved itself worthy
OF the confidence placed IN it. 1t In the great ire OF
the 18Th Of DecsnosE, 1871 opened It the
ing b. yoar admirable arrangement Of inside bolt work
the eoaaouA:5on and axreeaby surprised iud
all books aud papers perfectly preserved The interior
the safe s 50 perfect believe irwin stand another DIRE,
and l viii therefore continue 70 use it.
s-sst Yours truly, JAS A HOPPER
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DIED.

LYMAN-kt La 6raugr- III. DseeHbsr an. ef Group
FraaS4s c1sst sscll 4 David Aa1 Nay Lyman,
aged ysGrs Ead alallh-
PEbRns--oa m Is-h % ItzaAry- Hszoiuiu, Dr. Fl
Pr1-e. sei y ls % Clrguansl Ne- Zealand and for
merry q AEkFla B4nks Psuilsaik NsE Lea4ni He Was
barred b. tie FasraY q the MseHs Sish the usual
hcaars.
CEkIS--Iz this ey ca the SKA t1str1t the Qzee1s
Ha<E taI. john Crag uaFye o. NeE L1u51u CCur a1d
f.r Hsaus years resiieuE u these Stands.
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TEE SrDSET AND SAY FEASCIscO STEANERs.-
TIE following from tie Sydney Herald, relating to
the steam services between Sydney and san Fran
cisco, vii be interesting 10 our readers
. For some time past il has been in couteupiz-
tiou To make s1en alrsraiioas in the times OF arrival
ana dspartzrs OF the nal steamers would secure
to the eolo1y the advantage Of f0rruightly serv-
ice. hut the unsettled concirious upon which the
Pa<ife Mali Coup aaY had 10 carry On their COZ
tract have prsci11ec definite scEi7u- The depart
u-s f-oua the original forxeG service has not
yet been ratified by Pariams1t- although successive
GoveruzuenEs have proposed resolutions II Tie
Legislature tor the P1Fpose Of sa1efiouIaz the
oz:i6caEiorz which have been made % the Gov
erumenls OF Se= South Wales and New Zealand,
and Enicn- airh0agh Ehey have been acted npou
with tie consent q al parties for the past twelve
r45urhs are resnricaIiy Stylea -reuporarT.' Upon
the asseHr uf the surgfes tor the eo15seEnrs the
.5iied service being 1bEAired, the Postal Depart
meat here ursoGre1 timetable 10 secure the
advantage Of fortnihtE alternating service Tat
table was Submitted 10 the SeE ZealA11 Govern
meat bat Delays arising from changes OF Ministers
I II thai e1iory have prsTente1 the rsesipt q an
answer Entn wirhiz the l3S- few days % >zfTrs4E
Z the P0stuaster-SIereEgl received teiegFaI IRON
the Postmaster General OF New Zealand 70 the et-
f=cr that that eol5uF quite Approved Or sne table
s1b1itte6 ard asked that X Should DC oro1gnf into
U force ~ the Is+ OF JanuarT- The AEeEt-'5ezer1
for SeE Sa1t1 Waiss il LDueog ! 10 Dc rl4 1estea
I hF teIezran 10 mora the szreEiSS AzG tie cot
rract0rs N LocGga ard SeE York Of the r1le-tabls
| which has heHn agrezG E1o1- and i VIII De oroGZn
into operzti1u simultaneously In L111oa an1 : &
| reF the date Of the departure OF the 111L EA SaI
| FaacEeo from each Place being the src q S1114Ey
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NOTES OF rmE WEEK.

RENovAL-Dr, Tislaie win remove his oficc,
about the Is; 81 February to Raaes premises, Befe-
tauiA street, adjoining Fort Street Church
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- Oar thanks are due TO the Purser Of the
steamer Australia for les Of late Sydney and Aaek
land papers Also n +. 7. o. HaliorAn. Esq. for
lats Melbourne ISpers-
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- special meeting Of Eugiue Company No
l. viii he held their room King street on Thurs
'-y evening. at halt past o'clock A full attend
auce Is desired
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- There viii be meeting Of Engine Com
pauy No. :, at their rooms, Uniou street, this
"Wednesday evening 81 half past O'clock A
general attendance Is requested.
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CASTLE & HATCH,
Attorneys at Law

CASTLE Notary Public. attsnd al the
Co1rrs uf the EiEz7tsca-
Pa--f-l7Iar arrsntou pad the 1egu1arcz Of LoAzs
Csavsyzucing, Codzcti=x- sIe- Sc Nancy 20 loan On
N0rr-a-s.
F=gzolalz HaEazz4n TsEaa1S
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sRr The steamer Llkelike LEFT last evening tor
the circuit OF Hawaii. taking an unusually large
number Of passensrFs-some IS cabin and 400 deck
-and g0oa freight list
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Persons Advertised For.

Ill Ezl4lAnzous. Waterford Iresand- AndreE
Bake Esrr- af Waterford Ireland brother OF An
Of Pz-TznzrA n the British CoOzF Of
SeE Sosrh W41=s ii deceased 70 lis EE3oE Chi
5ren If any thsiE heirs administrators
spseElvziy-
Ii ae-ora4zes win directions given By the VII Of
above AndrE~ Bt4ke- DECREASED the Exeert1rs
shereuE The aono-zhl= J5hn BAx4nd- V1eent Va
zoszroctr GlnIz Th1zzs Cads Esq rEs. e 5ydseT
u the CaEany Aforesaid directed advertisement
published for Purpose q escnseriag the sad
PATZEs "a irE- S1l alive or r. eal- his His0E
ChEren tneh Representatives Who hare Interests
der the VII Of said andrew Bl4zg- eere@sed
any Iufs-raar1n respecting the said Pa TEfCBLA Z
his chadrsn- their representatives. VIII
LhA1kfa1ly resolved % the zn1eTsgne1r
ALLES- EOSDE.S q ALLEE,
SczEstn-s for tie Estate of the 1ts Antrsz Btake,
narsd Tia La 1ay q ssPte1bez, lsS7- ia u Ian
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RoBBERr AT The HAwAuAN HorEL--A clerk BY
the name Of william ;. DIVER, who bad been en-
piuyed At the Hawaiian Hotel. tor the past TWO
months, ard who had the fan run Of everything in
the Office inelud.ng the safe. books ETC. suddenly
took his departure for the Coast on board the W &.
Il Meyer, Which left about 1 O'Clock P. N . on the
10th last. We hsye pat ourselves To considerable
pains 10 obtain correct Information about the above
ROBBERY, bat au rud the statements 80 vague and
unsatisfactory that Nc csnaOt trust them We
prefer awaiting the Investigation Uow in progress
before making detailed statement 10 cur readers.
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la lS->-h- WHrpi-E. Jshu SUI, fr0ua Mlll<zL
~chr NEry lien. hAzilE trysn AiLaN
Salr fusnk4hi Clarke fruu HSnG
IS-H u : uss-taE Juna q Hzum--, fran rkhitL
Ar b. "a a Ha--llnb, paaraa. irs1i hasrr's Isllns
ls-Bst ~ H-risecsairs. rbouls-aa. lSS Ssys fruEn
Llr~rps.i
Zg-S-mr Llk-llze. Sbephvra. fr1n haaaL
s-Lr kiu4u- lhuLhA'E. ff1sa NslaSsi-
sehr IsaHy. EaSs. trua1 Nasih~til. Kauai
>elr NaaalSaHsIs Fakr frgll NsslluiiL
2l--echr NkrF Fsstrr. HecE, frlal 49,.
An hGtar karpSA Wsiaar. - trUui PugsE S1uni.
Z n : AaslralaL CarE-. y lsHs trvZ >s-zsg-
ez->-Er LeAhL kAzfna fslaa ksh---
scar HEuEsui- trg11 hAu-
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OS BoAED THE FLAGSHIP a splendid entertzin-
uasut vas given 90 board the L. 5. 5. PensScoIa,
Flagship OF Rear Admirsi Muzrsy row lying IN the
haroor, on last evening The Invitations were sent
round on Monday moJuiag which gave ample time
for the Invited guests TO make full preparation for
the event The entertainment was gotten up in
the best style, With everything in abundance that
could be desired 10 prodGc= comfort, ease and de-
light lu6esd there was not anything lacking,
that could IN any manner contribute TO the com
fort Of the guests Tue exercises Included dancing.
which was indalged IN by the youzg folks to their
utmost bent. Rear Admiral Murray * entitled to
the gratitude OF OR citizens for this delightful
treat We uCtsrstzni it Is the Intention OF Rear
Admiral Murray 10 give two entertainments each
mouth on board tue Flagship. duriog her stay in
/ this port. The ship i d model Of ueafBeSs- The
Admiral ard his excellent lady. the soul o: iOIiry
and UIrtn. and the officers the most Ep1i4i set OF
us1 that can be scared Up anywhere The men
are happy sud Eeu cared for and all goes - merry
a. 4 marriage bell " o. board the Pensacola While
@e looked on the Scene OF uirth and good cheer
I that perv46sd the asssmnllEc on board the Flag
every eve, from the Jolly Rear Admiral down TO the
hzublssf man o. beard. could not help
Z saying Eho EoulG not Sish to be ldeufiie6 with
s1eh a ship and Grew, uncer the care and command
Of such man A. Admiral A1rrays
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lss Eztzs Tanaz ard Basers KzlF ls-
Bupernne Flour.
10 Ia bags Corn Meal.
10 Ii bags Wheat Meal
70 Ii haEH Oatmeal
70 70 bags cFseksd wheat &c, Sc.
Cases Saloon Pilot Bread
Cases CRACKERS, Cases Paoi Bsead
Gaags Mfdiuu BF "a.
FOR sAie ~ BoLLEs q c.,
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p,a-ss o. tAs IIoou fer tn Eenrh Of jan. ISIS.
F,--,srs3 Do ls,E.. Dsai,, .Sai;a, EiEralr-as.sr.
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-ANTED IlIlGEDIATl
For Sale.
A CAR ID.

T1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
III entered partnership. and viii do ogs-
res IT he f5-er oEcs q W P Casrie- Business placed
II coz hands VII meet with prompt attention
WILLIAM 2 CASTLE.
FRANCIS N HATCH.
Hnznhzlz. JazEazT Il, ISIS So =
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EMMA SoCARk CONcElr--The Moonlight Double
Coaesrt. given st Ena4 Square on Thursday eve
niBg last by The baud Of the L. S Flagship Pensa
cola, aud the Royal Hawaiian Band, ike the one
on the Saturday evening previous, Vas attended by
thousands, and Afforded un4llOyed satisfaction ana
ceIfzhI 10 al We have already spoken 10 terms Of
hiza praise Of both bands, and do not desire 10
repeat ourselves on this subject. We hope how
ever, that daring the stay Of the Fl4gship Pensa-
celia. car eitiEeHs may have the pleasure Of list
rniuE 10 many more CONCERTS. Of : Ike ch4r3ct-
er Aud in this counssIi0a. We desire TO say on
behalf Of the citIZ=ns OF HouoGlu. that they fully
APPRECIATE the courtesy Of Rear Admiral Murray Of
the PensacOla for these delightful iuterclanZes Of
sentiment, assuring the Admiral, and tue members
Of the Peusae0lss band that the visit Of the latter
ship % these IsiaHGs viii be circumstance, long
to Be remembered oy our people With the most
grateful rscollectiOus; for they adopt the
l4ugusge Of the poet as they are music loving
Pe0pls, whsa be says
HaE music chHrmst
Hos a1sic warns
Parent aeti1as good AMI braEs
Hos lr r1nest
And ~grra ilELalssf
AHe habis proud empire q sr the grave.
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Per w. a. Meyer.
by other Arrivals

~ o@'rs DS@t S-tnShni1 OAt hay-
For s-ls hz soEIEs G.
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44OuSC AOUs
Adjoining the latter the southeast including an
area OF 1875 square feet. See Chart B.
Iii Alma of Manuahi, Waimea,
Kauai.
Area SO acres. Forest and Pasture land; the lst-
ter excellent. See Chart c.
Ahupuaa of Pilaa, Koolau, Kauai.
Area 1890 acres. Splendid pasture land, with some
forest land. Also, about so acres of reef belonging
the same, making fine fishing grounds. See Chart
D.
Reversionary interest in the Ahu-
puaa of kahili, Koolau.
KAUAI. Leased to C. Titcomb up to Is, of June,
1868. Fine grazing and sugar land. Area 1896
acres / rood 10 rods. See Chart E.
A piece of Kalo or Rice Land in
Palolo, Valley,
OAHU, near the stream and adjoining kuleaua of
Kamanu. Area 24-IOO of an acre. A els of Kappa
hulu. See Chart F.
A piece of Kalo or Rice Land in
Palolo Valley,
OAHU. adjoining kuleana Of Kuahiwa Area ll-loO
of al acre. A lsls of Kspahulu. See Chart G.
A piece of Kalo or Rice Land in
Palolo Valley.
OAHU. adjoining kuIeana of NaheIe. Area Is-IOo
of an A lsle Of KaPahulu. See Chart H.
A piece of Kalo or Rice Land in
Palolo Valley,
OAHU. adjoining kulsauA of Kanas. Area I2-1eo
of an A lele of Kapahuiu. See Char, 1.
| No 10.
A piece of Kalo or Rice Land in
Palolo Valley,
/ OAHU, adjoining kuleana of Kznae on the nauka
side. Area 7-Ie0 Of al acre. A lsie of Ka5ahuIu.
/ See Chart (.
A piece of Pasture Land in Palolo
Valley, Oahu,
Surrounded By = stone wall aud the Pail, intending
several .uan kuleaaas. Area 10 $40 acres. Part
Of lsls Of KapahaIa- See ChartL.
No IA PIECE OF
Kalo and Kula Land in Palolo
Valley,
Adjoining the last mentioned land On the east Area
ss-I6e acres. Part Of leIs Of K1pahalu- See Char
NJ Housss AID crops to be taken OF BY present
tsaAats-
No IA PIECE OF
Kalo and Kula Land in Palolo
Valley,
] Adjoining the last ues6>ned piece on the r=aka
side. Area 1850 aerss. Part Of lei. Of KAPPA
hala- See Chart y. crops TO be taken Of by PIE
: ssas tenants
Charts at Sales Room.
al Z. P. ADAMS. Aactisnssr.
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TENPEkANcE--The lecture delivered az the For,
Street Church On Monday evening last, BY the
Rev. George Morris, WAS one Of rare excellence.
and was well received by $ large and enlightened
audience. The reverend gentleman handles his sub
jecI with cousummate power, el0Quenee and skill,
which produces 4 profoGod impression on bis hear
ers His IS on glorious mission: thst OF reclaimng
the poor G-uukaris, aud warning the youth Of the
sgc 70 shGn 4 vice which waea iudClZei 10 brings
Sant, misery, woe aud premature death In its
trsin- We could not stay long enough 10 learn
Nhat took place alter the lecture. Mr.. Morris has
bceu iasaring To the other Islands with marked
succsss. and l. doing much good amoug our pso-
pie. He las mUSs ardent wishes for his sue
cess il the good cause 10 ~iisA be Is engaged and
which be appears 50 well calculated 10 advance.
ARRIVAL OF A WAK YsSsEL--The British War
Vessel Daring arrived in our harbor on Friday last
Tbs following Is a list Of her officers:
First observation-disclosures H Mfilst.
second d" Augustus N K. Hamilton,
Navigating LieGreuzut-James K. Eciteh,
STAFF Surzson-Wilan 4 Redmond,
Psymaster-CeciI P. Walker.
SGb-LIeuleusnr-GeOrZe y. Hegan,
Assistant Paynsstcr-AItred y. {. King.
ERztusers-Ta0s. NJ. Thompson, Henry MAeaE oy
Guuner-Joba NeNtlnd
Czrpsnter-Casrl-s TOuug,
Assistant CleFk-Edsin C. Psteh
There present 10 port three war vessels VIZ;
the Penss<sl4, Ei-=Sshfr-0f Rear Admiral Murray,
Of the L. 5, the Elizabeth, Of His Majesty the Em-
peror OF Geruany. aud the Daring Of Her Britsuuic
Majesty the QgeeB OF Great Britain, etc. Tue Oar
Ing MAS received with the usual cogrtesie>, aud is
hne ship Of her class The presence OF the above
ships OF wll iHfuss lite into little com
muaity. We 6id them aI ~eieome-
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LInes Lime.

- '''s'''' '''" ''' ''''''''' noLrrs 4co.
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No l.
House Lot,

Mays new brick house. including an area of II $50
square feet. See Chart marked A.
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EDEARD FEEST0S,
CECIL RE0TE-
In 65
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GUPRENlE COURT.

GUPREME COURT
- the Matter Of the Application OF the Attorney General
aEt
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CON
PANY.
all persons having claims demands Of name OF
nature either poncyhOders IN the above named corpora
ton. OF ~ other creditors ths reOf:
TAKE NOTICE that by Of and m OhelicncH 10 The
requirements order Of the Court of the STATE OK
YORK Mr. Justice laudOn at mis- Chambers n
tine Cfy of SCHENECTADY the 10Th day o july. 1873 In the
above entitled proceeding and entered IN The Office OF the
clerk Of schenectady County July 10 1873 under
sgne Parsons duy appointed Referee 10 tho
against named corporation, either By pochode
on by other creditors thereof
Further take notice. IN 0beenee % the requirements
such order uuiergu Referee, will attend % No.
Broadway tho city Of al the Office 81 ery
hi Pfers0u Receiver SAID corporation the 10Th dag 81
January 1874 al n o'clock the forenoon Of that day ana
thereafter such prOceealuRs may " AL
iourued and viii then and there proceed % take proof OF Az
and demands OF and nature against Ai
corporation Uy p0ncyhuders by other creditors ersoi
be- prcseaed and that VIII uuon such proof Of
claims decide upon the legality and sufecucy OF SUCH
proof and ciaim.
prove their claims and become parties 20 these
proceedings before the undrsgued the day above
policy holders thus defaulng ha and viii De
prccuded an benefit OF the decree which shall De
In proceedings. and from any distribution eh sha
be In under such decree-Datsd MY ~ ls! =
Jy23 26tiu ALBEIT fAftSoNS' isleIoe
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renal Nontes.

CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK cry County Of NewYurk the place of tfi
CHARLES sWENSEN p.antiH against liz a = " tNal.
defendant SumlnOnsIO the above named Defendant ou
are hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint iu me a1
ana 10 serve copy che plaintiffs attorney
within twenty after the service Of this sunnons rAc
OF the service aud M ease ~ your lnle ~
on answer Judgment taken by default Tor
the relief Demanded the cpmp Initiated Nay Z, 1873
ISAAC r. h a. BBAEb, palutn-s titorney
once address 80 Liberty street. CITY oi NeW-
YORK state uf New-Tork.
no ibe defendant LIMA sWENsEN: The foregoing SUN
mons upou publication pursuant To an order
az the Hon Charles Daniels Of the Justices oi the u
preins Court Of NrwNOfk dated JAY ID 1873
ana on that day Complaint Ia this
act a. n the ONCE Of the C4erk OF the Ity AMI County OF
New YORK At County Court House IN the CITY ~ New.
York IsAAJ r. II BBA hi plalhLA = attutueJ'
Ant avGwTu
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Go nJhom II Han Concern

A PROMINENT Of FISCAL AGENCY for
n THE STATE OF KANsAs.-ro whom it may con
cern.-NOtice hereby gwen, that the American EA
National Bank Of the city Of New York stale o.
EeuYOrk appointed a. the hsca agency or thr
on and al bonds and Of the STATE OF
Kansas County. Township City Board OF Educa
STATE which by their terms
payable the Fiscal Agency OF the state Of Kansas w New
RI sha paid Exchange National Bank
The appointment aforesaid take effect and be In force from
and after the 1s Of October. A. Il. 1873
hand and tas official seal OF my Office az the
rsv,t1 Cily OF topeka Kansas, TINS The llth aAy
t9AAAl Of September. A. ID. 1878
p L BfTVEHItAkE. Auditor OF STATE
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6eaters.
THE CRARY CLAY HEATER.

VNHE CRARY CLAY HEATER.
FOR USE IN
PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS,.
ALL RADICATlNG SURFACES FIRE CLAY
AenoW by the medical profession 90 De- the heahiest
and superior 10 any now IN pure moist atmos
20 cent fueL Nery duraDie CAhhoe HSe
c0rruds. No gaA ,,,,,, . ,o,,.s
HOustOu-st., East River.
or OLIVER BRYAN, NkW'fOkk
o. Ilberty.st
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situatiOns mantes females

WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.-By an Eng,
w Ish Protestant woman who understand all parts o.
houseWOrK a good cook II required. also good plan
seamstress willing TO be useful Whenever her
good reference
1873 West lIth-st, corner 6th-aye-
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fiIusiraI Justrumeuts.

A DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. CO.,
"a. 80 rs EAST l4rH-ST
Choker1ngs and other Ptaa9s ano organs oS
Cor casa, an Instruments, and for roEI-
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Sales On aurnon


CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
~ JOHN G. LYsT, City AuctiOneer.
Tho undersigned VIII sale ~ PUBLIC AUCItONt by
of cnattsl mortgage,
WEDNESDAY, September ~. 1873 At 10 a M.
East lAtht corner OF 4have, IN this city All
tho FURNITURE, MIXTURES and UTENSILS Of alager
JOHN O. LYsT. City Ausu0neer.
AsHBEL p. FITCH, Attorney ror Mortgage
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proposals.
PROPOSALS for PAPER PULP PRODUCED
by the DESTRUCTION by MACEHATION Of GOV

PROPOSALS for PAPER PULP PRODUCED
L by the DESTRUCTION by MACERATION Of GOV
ERNMENT SIC RITES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
ETHFAU ENsHtYINs AND PRINTING. =
WAsuLNGIus. Aug. -. 1873. }
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii b. received a. this Once until
WEDNESDAY. 18th day OF september next AZ ~
O'Clock purchase Of The accumulation q Fapet Pulp
amounting about three hundred 5000 tons wet pupil pro
dufed the o United States notes and ae urrn
and ruvenue stamps Tue pulp be sern on the prrs
adjoining the maccranu house the White Lot south o.
the Treasury Dep Irmenf bulldlug
Proposals viii Dc received either Tor ne Whor nb OF TOT
~ eas thai hundred touH vet Ton % con
thousand ponds TIE packing aLa removal OF te
same % De- az the expense q the Furcna4Hr
Terms ermt for the removal o gwen quantity VII
he 4u- from Q. Dr. office uplu meat Oh p
being d-uosfei win the Treasurer OF any AHsa q Treas
urrr % United STATES until tnr Whole H. rrnovei
whole amount ~ b. % D. removed within ""
from the 81 tho award buL upoa reasonable
grounds aioWn email tension Ui the time WiL De perlt
ted.
saslas0rv bond will be required % BE- executed aud
hd within ten after the for the faithful perform
u the contract
Tho pr0isia shOud be Endorsed Proposals. for Pulp
--- EDw. MCPHERSON. Chic Of Bureau