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EXPORTS.
SSENGER
FRoN SAN FRANcIsco-Per Discovery. June ISL Rot
n, J n Simpson, and . In steerage

FROM San FRANcIsco-Per Discovery, June l5-H Robin
n, J II Simpson, and 2 In steerage
FROM Westward PORTs-Per Likelike, June I6-Captair
akse and wife, G II Wetmore and wife, G C Williams anC
/ i=, Mrs Dickson and child, Mrs Meanui and . children. Mr.
fencer. Miss Eshleman, Miss Hitchcock, Col SpreckIes, GeC
NJ Maefarlane, sam Parker, T. v Houseman, NJ Nousarrat "
Cuthbert, + COrwin- l. Greve, Rev J BickneIL, o b Spencer
fern, : Bauman, s HardcastIe, T Lack, IL u Ager. III Kuihe.
II, : Schusslar, L. Aholo, and 30 deck
FRoa KAHULUI-Per KiIauea hou, June I6-Akana LiiIii
. al stack, W F Mossman, G Armstrong, Mr. swan. II Corn.
eli, g Miller, and Is deck.
From BURRARD's ISLET-Per Malay. June I7-Nrs ] W
ster, Miss r Patterson
Carter and son. Mrs T II Rouse. Miss Fannie Rouse A KEEL
Iar, wife and son, DIR II : Gates, C. A Chapiu. wife and fam
z Misses Make. Rev L ii HaiIock. Mrs Perry aud family.
peri Puryls and family, A Purvis, A Maitland. A Lorange,
nm and wife, n Solomon, Ed J Costello, and 80 in Storage
Guiding "a Chinese
FOR SAN FRASCISCo-Per Wilmington, June LEVIN w
III and wife, Miss L White White, II Hart and wife. n +
:DoHell, D I Thlson, W A Swan, Rev w Frear. w Hesey
Z } w hadeu, Graham, Mr. Banmeister, 4 5 Spalding.
FoR KAUAF-Per Likeike, June l9-Nrs McBryde and chill
n, Miss McBryde, A McBryde, Capt Luce, Miss Luce. Miss
PIP, A Lorange, Rev ID Dole, Col w F Allen, J ID Brewer.
5 w G Jones, a MaiIliard, o J Rose, A S PinEham. 3 Misses
comb, Louis Witch, c KOelling, DrJ w Smith, Capt Ross.
1 about so deck
foR MAUI-Per Kiauea-hou, June oh r II Princess
IeEke, Miss Ellen CleghOrn, Hon II Kuihelani, ] l. Hand
1T, Jas W GirVin. II b Hales, Dan Duschalsky. Kate Lee.
as Siders, Mrs Anterior, 5 children and nurse, Can't Makee
4 Cuthbert. Akana Liiln, A Clark, Capt T x Clark, Mr.
l, W + hossman, II Baldwin, G Armstrong and son, E A
.rce, Rev W P kahale, Rev w P Alexander. VIM AIexan-
ank Dunno, Miss Ellen Morse, Mrs Rouse, Miss Rouse. Rev
d Hanock, and about so deck.
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To the Editor Of Pacific Commercial Advertiser
SIR Il notice in the Ga-ette's report of " Do
ings of the Legislature - some very incorrect state
ments that are calculated to place some in a wrong
position before the public. If the Gazette man pre-
tends to report the proceedings of the Legislature,
he had better get q competent reporter to attend
the sessions, or else he had better read Article 50
of the Constitution, and see the very unpleasant
position he might find himself in. He makes Mr..
w. o. Smith speak of the Finance Committees re-
port as untrue. but he does not say that this gentle
man was called to order and made to retract. Then
again, he makes Mr.. Bickerton say he considered
Mr.. E. p. Adams bill for services as one of the Ex-
perts 9 an exhorbitant charge" l was in the Leg
islative Hall at the time this matter was up and
such language was not used. Mr.. Bickerton's re-
marks were about as follows: ga bill from Mr..
E. P. Adams for $1,000 for his services as one of
the Experts, has been presented to the ommitte on
Accounts, and they cannot agree on the approval of
it therefore as Chairman of that Committee 1 lay
the bill before the House. l see no other way of
disposi1g of it, A motion was then made and
carried to postpone the consideration of this matter
until the other Experts had sent in their bills.
This is as near as possible what was said and done.
l have since heard from reliable authority that the
other two bills were presented the next day, the
three amounting to little over $4,000, and on the
motion of Mr.. Bickerton, a lump sum Of $4,000
was ordered (by the House, to be paid to the Chair
man of the Committee of Experts. to be divided as
they might settle between themselves. The Gazette
man said in an article in his paper a few weeks ago,
81 Let justice be done even if the Heavens fall"
quite agree with him but he does not do justice.
His report of Legislative doings are all one-sided.
Quiz, in his letter in your paper, thought he was be-
tween two bales of hay. He seems to have chosen
the Ministerial bale. He may find out yet, that he
is only ~grasping at straw.
Yours, ETC., JUSTICE.
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THE following complimentary notice of Mr.. Claus
Spreckles, (now a visitor among us) We copy from d
late San Francisco paper:
MORE ENTERPRIsE.-Anotber S~preckles block is
about ready for occupancy. This one stretches
from Howard to Shotwell steet, consisting of II
large stores with nicely furnished residences over
head. Several of them are already engaged and
all will be rapidly taken. We understand that Mr..
S~preckles is determined to keep out everything of
a second rate nature. So that we may look soon
for a number more elegant, w~el-fled stores on
" little Kearny." That gentleman is entitled to
the thanks of the community for the liberal man.
ner in which he has been distributing his money
among the laboring classes during the hard times.
Give US more such rich men.
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ES.

Inc l5-Schr Mana, Quincy, for Honokaa
15-Am bk MoOnbeam, Dunbar, for Guano Islands
I7-Schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, for Lahaina, Maui
1T-Schr Jenny, Pake, for Nawiliwili, Kauai
ls-Schr ManuOkawai, Naiwi, for Eianamaulu, Kauai
lS-P VI IS Australia, CargiIl, for Auckland 81 Sydney
lS-Schr kekauluohi, Malaihi, for Hanalei, Kauai
lo-Schr hulamauu, Mana, for Kohala, Hawaii.
lS-Schr Mary f Foster, Beck. for Kona and Kau
lS-Haw bk Matte MacEeay, Pope, for Portland
9-P VI IS Wilmington, Fuller, for San Francisco
l9-Stmr Likelke. shepherd. for Kauai
l9-Schr Haleakala, Puaahiwa, for Hilo, Hawaii
lg-Schr Leah, Kaaina, for KOhala, Hawaii.
l9-Schr Uilama, Puaahiwa. for LaupahOehoe, Hawaii
l9-Am bktn Jos Perkins, Johnson, for Puget Sound
20-SImr Kilauea-hou, Marchant, for Lahaina & Kahului
2O-Schr ka Moi, Sears, for Kahului, Maui.
2l-Schr Marion, KibIin, for KoOa d Waimea. Kauai
22-Schr Nettie Merrill, Hatfield, from Lahaina, Maui
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OUR readers will remember that there was
SOM litigation in the Courts last fall arising from
different constructions placed upon the law for
the assessment of taxes. Whenever any law is
shown to be faulty in its structure or application,
there is but one remedy, and that is, for the next
Legislature to take it in hand and repair its faults.
iThe Judges cannot do this, for they have to ad-
minister the law as they find it. The Assessors
are appointed on the first of July, and have to
render their assessment rolls on or before the
last of September. As they can begin their
work Immediately after their appointment, it is to
be wondered at that the Assembly have not, ere
this, passed some enactment, or amendment of
the present law, that should simplify our system
of taxation, and thus Obviate any more difficulty
about assessments on ~mOrtgaged property, or
shares in corporations. There is no time to be
lost, if the Assembly intend to take up the mat
ter. They have only one week in which to pro-
vide a remedy. To leave the law as it now
stands, is simply to extend the opportunity for a
great deal of needless and vexatious litigation,
which can be easily avoided by a prompt revision
of the present Statute. Will the Legislature do
its duty to the country in this particular?
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We NOTE with pleasure the arrival in good
health by the mail steamer of this week of the
Hon. H. y. P. Carter, H.H.M.'s Envoy to the
Courts of Europe. Mr.. Carter sailed hence
June 20 of last year on the steamer Australia,
and returned on the same vessel on Tuesday last,
having been absent one year lacking two days.
The results Of his mission are understood to be
quite satisfactory, and will doubtless be made
known in due time. His Majesty, through the
day that " our relations with every nation which
has any intercourse with us whatsoever, are of
the most friendly and cordial nature"
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Fair-play.
Honolulu. June 18th. 1873.

HUHUIUIU OUHt ICIu. 1910.
To the Editor of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser :
DEAR SIR In the last issue of the Gazette,
like" states in his reply to I" Ninau,' that the
reason Jimmie was declared the winner Of the
Hurdle race run on June 18th was owing to
Stranger knocking down one section of the 4th
Hurdle in the 1st mile and if this was not the
case. he would have won the race owing to
Strangers jocky jostling Jimmie at the 3rd
Hurdle in the End mile. l am sorry to say it is
fiction and no truth. as l was appointed Judge at
that Hurdle. Yours, H.. B. HALES.
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KALAwAo. june 18th ISIS,

KALAwAo, June 18th 1915,
ITO MEssRs- BoLLEs & Co, E. C. HoBRoy, ALLEN & ROB-
ISsoS, Gu. LONG, and many others:
Gentlemen Il sincerely thank you for the kind manner
in which you have appreciated my humble services amongst
these unfortunate lepers of Molokai.
1 am happy in devoting my time and life in the name
of Christ for their welfare. Believe me, gentlemen. your
most humble servant. j. DAMIEN, Catholic Priest.
L. S. Upon the arrival OF the KI1uea-hou and the Inves-
tigating Committee al kalaupapa, the Hon. w. NJ. Gibson
placed in my hands, in the name of Queen Emma, one hun
dred dollars 10 be distributed amongst the lepers. Each and
every one have received a fair share. In their name 1 thank
he honora BILE donors. ]. DAMIEN.
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And that's the way, the money goes
D. tha NVaasaI ~

Mr.. EDITOR The new Government Warehouse
has, at a great expense, been provided with a
m~acadamised floor. And now it is ascertained,
that the macadam, won't suit for sugar. and so,
in goes a wood floor on top of that. Again the
foundations of the government warehouses
burnt last December,) were all laid IN cement:
and have been taken up could they not have
been used for another building? Foundations
laid in cement cost money! Yours,
TAX PAYER.
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MEMORANDA.

REPORT OF BKTS MALAY, JAS W FOSTER, MAsTER.-Left
Burrard's Inlet May 25d; came out of the Straits of Fuca on
the Goth. First part of the passage experienced fresh wester-
ly winds, taking trade winds in lat 30 NJ, which continued
light throughout, accompanied by considerable rain. Sighted
the islands June 18th, arriving on the 18th.
REPORT OF IS AUSTRALIA, " CARGILL, COMMANDER
Left San Francisco June 10th, discharging pilot off Golden
Gate at 2 so p m Passed the Farallone Islands bearing NV
by N at AS. Experienced fresh breeze and high NV swell
up to the morning of the 18th, and light breeze with clear
weather up to the 18th. Sighted land at $50 a N June 18th
and took pilot on board of Honolulu at 100 p m. Time from
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I.
ARRIVALS.

e 15-Schr ~Rulamanu, Mana, from KohaIa. Hawaii.
l5-Am bktn Discovery, Winding, Il days FIN san Fran
i6-Stmr Likehke, Shepherd, from Hawaii & Maui
I6-Stmr Kilauea HOu, Marchant, from KahuIui, Maui
l6-Schr Leah, Kaaina, from KOhala, Hawaii
l5-Schr Ulama, Puaahiwa, from HOnokaa, Hawaii
IG-Schr PueOkahi, Ikaia, from Kohala
lam bktn Malay, Foster, % days I'm BuTard's Inlet
IT-Haw Blk Kaakaua, Trask, 81 days from Sydney
IS-Schr ka Moi. Sears. from Kahului, Maui.
lo-P NJ IS Australia, CargilL, 8 days from San Fran
lS-Schr Marion, Kibin, from KOlOa & Waimea
2O-Schr Walele, KalauaO, from MaikO, Maui
2O-schr Warwick, John Bull, from Lanai
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial AObertlset
SATURDAY, JUNE %.

I'VE LEARN that His Majesty, the King, with
4 party of attendants, makes a visit to the head
of Nuuanu Valley to-day for the purpose of set
ting out trees. A most praiseworthy under
taking on his part, and an excellent example to
his people.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
VI

MERCHANDISE.
Haw bk Surprise, Curtis
Brit bk Mafura, Stanton
Am blk ID @ Murray, Frost, sails to-day for San Francisco
Raietia schr Vivid, Sweet
Brit bk Chevert, Kindred.
Ger bk Christine, Schulze. loading.
Brit brig Storm Bird, Jackson.
Am bktn Discovery, Winding, discharging
Am bktn Malay, Foster, discharging
Haw bk Kalakaua, Trask, discharging
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DIED.

RAsoSD-In this city, June 7th, NJ ramona, an old resident
D hese Islands. Mr. Ramona was with the French Exploring
petition Of 1S3S, and was a FIenchman by birth.
cUNHA-In this city, June 18th, LEILLIE THERESA, infant
lighter OF ssr and Mrs e s Cunha, aged 2 months.
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IMPORTS.

FROM San FRANcIscO-Per Discovery, June $1,000 posts
500 bdls shingles, Go m bricks, so cords lakewood, 720 or SKIS
Hour, 500 SKIS bran, 200 SIS oat, 52 bales hay and feed, liz
Pkgs assorted mdse.
FRoM BURRARD's INLET-Per Malay, June I7-4S4S6S feet
rough lumber, 500 bdls shingles.
FROM sYDNEY-Per KaIakaua, June 17-3s3 tons coal.
FROM SAN FRASCIsco-Per Australia, June 1856 pkgs
assorted mdse.
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NOTICE
Portrait and Landscape Photography.
TNHE DERSIGN HAVING NOW ALI

II the apparatus and conveniences for travelling, il prepared
10 visit any part of the islands, and do either portraits or
views 10 order at short notice. Rirst-cIass work only will be
done Terms cash, or draft on Honolulu, when the negatives
are made. Address,
JULIA II. L. CHASE, Honolulu.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE ATT
n or horses running on MokuIeia Plains, WaiaIua, Oahu
without right of Pasturage thereon, are hereby notified to re-
move the same within thirty days from this date, or the said
animals will be impounded.
Honolulu, June 18th, 1873. ju15 ct
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-13
Y E G E 7 | N E
| Will Try vegetine.
He Did,
AND WAS CURED.

DELAWARE, o., Feb. 16, 1878.
Mr.. H. II. Stevens Dear Sir Il wish to give
you this testimony that you may know, and let
Others know, what Vegetine has done for me.
About two years ago a small sore came on my
leg; 1t soon became large Ulcer. so troublesome
that consulted the doctor, but got no relief,
glowing worse from day to day. i suffered ter
ribly; could nof rest day or night; was so re-
duced my friends thought would never recover;
consulted doctor at Columbus l followed his
advice; It did no good. can truly say was dis
newspaper L saw your advertisement Of Vegetine,
the "Great Blood Purifier for cleansing the
blood from all impurities, curing Humors. Ulcers,
&c. said to my family, will try some Of the
Vegetine. Before had used the first bottle
began to feel better. / made up my mind / had
got the right medicine at last. / could not sleep
we'll nights. continued taking the Vegetine. l
took thirteen bottles. My health is good. The
Ulceris gone, and am able to attend TO business.
paid about four hundred dollars fer medicine
and doctors before bought Vegetne. / have
recommended Vegetne to others with good sue
cess. Ialwayskeep bottle OF 1t in the house
now. 1t Is a most excellent medicine
Very respectfully yours, +. ANTHONL
Mr.. Anthoni Is one OF the pioneers of Delaware
o. He settled here in 1884. He is a wealthy gen.
tlemen, OF the firm OF +. AnthOni Il Sons Mr..
AnthOni is extensively known, especially among
the germans He Is well known in Cincinnati.
He Is respected by all.
IMPURE BLOOD In morbid conditions OF the
blood are many Diseases such as sat-l heum.
ring-wOrm, b0ils. caTbuncles, sores, ulcers and
pimpes In this condition Of the blood try the
Vegetine, and cure these affections. As blood
purifier 1t has no equal Its effects are wonderful
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coming closer, closer, across the sky
Then turned TO the watch.
In one minute more
Gentlemen, confess / sat down and
buried my face In my hands. l don't
think tried to pray. / had confused
thought of mass of mangled, dying
men, and women, mothers and their
babies, and, vaguely, of merclful God.
Little Charley with his curls and pref
ty suit
There was terrific shrek from the
engine, against which leaned. Anoth-
er in my face. A hot tempest swept
past me.
1 looked up. We were on the siding,
and the express had gone by. The
hindmost cars touched in passing.
"Thank God You've done it Blake
lyi" cried.
But he did not speak. He sat there
immoveable, and cold as stone / went
to the cars and brought Jane and the
boy to him, and when he opened his
eyes and took the little woman's hand
III MS came away.
An engineer named Fred, who was at
the station, ran the train into Harris
burg. Blakely was terribly shaken.-
But we went down and had our little
feast after all. Charley, at least, enjoy
ed it."
What was the explanation A
blunder of the director, or the telegraph
operator ?"
" L don't know. Blakely made light
of it afterwards, and kept the secret
These railway men must have strong
esprit de corps"
All / know is that Blakely's salary
was raised soon after, and he received
that Christmas very han dsome " testi-
monial for services rendered." from the
company.
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VE G. E TT N E
Cured Her.

DORCHESTER MASS, June IL.
DIR. STKvENs;- Dear Sir feel it my duty to
say one word in regard to the great benefit have
received from the use OF one OF the greatest
wonders OF the wOrld it is your Yegetne. 1
have been one OF the greatest sufferers for the
last eight years that ever could be living. I do
the relief have got. The rheumatism has pain
ed me to such an extent. that my feet broke out
in sores. For the last three years i have not
been able to walk now can walk and sleep, and
do my work as well as ever did, and must say
owe 1t all to your blood purifier, Yegetine.
MARGERY WELLS.
VEGETISK,-- The great success of the Vegetlne
beyond a doubt by the great numbers who have
taken 1t, and received Immediate relief, with such
remarkable cures.
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PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING CITY
WITH OIL
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE, :
Administrators Office,


New Orleans, October g. 1878.
Sealed proposals addressed to the undersigned
will be received at this office until SATU RDAY
NOON. the nineteenth instant, for lighting,
distinguishing. cleaning and keeping In repair,
ETC.. the lanterns, lamps, etc, in those portions
Of the city Of New Orleans lighted with oil, for
term Of two years. in accordance with specifca-
tions on file In this department.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
All parties making proposals for this contract
are required to deposit with the Administrator
Of Finance, as an evidence of their intention to
abide by the adjudication, the amount Of one
thousand dollars in cash. which shall be for
feited to the city In case Of failure to sign the
contract.
Bidders to whom the contract Is not awarded
will have their deposits returned to them on the
day the adjudication Is made.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by the certificate of the Administrator Of FL
nance, certifying that the required cash deposit
has been made
Proposals to be Endorsed Proposals for light
ing. extinguishing, cleaning and keeping in re-
pair, etc., the lanterns. lamps. ETC., lighted with
oil" and addressed to the Undersigned
Bids to be made at SO much per lamp per an s.
mum, cash.
ROBT. E. DIAMOND,
oc4 TIC Administrator,
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OFFICES OF REGISTRATION.
MAYOEALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
Gify Hall Aurr1ut On 1919

MAYoBALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, August 30. 1878.
The following mentioned localities have been
selected for offices of registration In the diff
ferent wards Of the city, viz:
First Ward-No. 1872 Annunciation street, be-
tween Terpsichore and Robin.
Second Ward-No. M4 Carondelet, between
DeOrd and st. Joseph streets.
Third Ward-Corner Common and Robertson
streets.
Fourth Ward-Rampart. corner Of Cont
street,
Fifth Ward-Rampart, corner of st. Ann
street.
Sixth Ward-No. 1879 Hospital. near Burgundy
street.
, seyenth Ward-Corner of LaharDe street and
Eighth Ward-Corner of Greatmen and Poet
Ninth Ward-Corner of Greatmen and Ell.
mira streets.
Tenth Ward-Oorner Of Magazine and Jack.
son streets.
Eleventh Ward-Corner Washington and
Magazine streets.
Twelfth Ward-Corner Of Tchoupitoulas and
Louisiana Avenue.
Thirteeth Ward-Corner of Magazine street
and Bordeaux.
Fourteenth Ward-Magazine. between Peters
Avenue and Octavia street.
Fifteenth Ward-At the Alg1ers court house
Sixteenth Ward-Court-house
Seventeenth Ward-Corner OF Second and
Jefferson streets. ED. PILSBURY
aIl30 cot Mayor
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city,. "Incosed you will find draft for $1,000.
the Southern sufferers and place same to credit
Of Pirtsburg. I send 1t to you because know
you will take On interest In the matter" Capt.
Ward invested the cash as directed, and the stuff
goes forward on the John Nj. Chambers to-day.
CAIRoa Oct, 4.-The James W. Gaff had o fine
trip yesterday--all she. could carry, on the
water--for st. Louis. The Osceola Belle had q
good cargo Of cotton for st. Louis. The Hard
Cash had cotton piled up on her az high as 1t
lot of freight and people for this port. but
neither the Hard Cash nor Osceola Belle were
permitted to land, because they came from the
South,
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYoRALtTY OF New ORLEANS,
New Orleans, October T. 1879.

,
Whereas. his Excellency, Francis r. Nichols,
Governor Of Louisiana, has issued his procla-
nation, setting apart WEDNESDAY, the ninth
instant, as q day Of fasting. humiliation and
prayer throughout the State:
Now, therefore. ]. EDWARD ETISBURY,
Mayor Of the city Of New Orleans do unite In
recommending to the good people OF this city
to close their places Of business and abstain
from their usual avocations On that day. and in
their respective places of worship that they
join In the appeal to the Most High that In His
own good time He would stay the pestilence
which walketh In darkness anss wasteth at
MONDAY" and that they invoke His choicest
blessings upon the people of shese United
States, who. with one heart. without stint and
without measure, have poured out their treas
ures In aid Of our grief-stricken communities.
Given under my hand and seal, at the City
Hail. this seventh day Of October, 1878
Oc7 st ED, pIJSBURY Mavor
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CHARLES CAVANAC.
PREMIUM BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
City Hall,
New Orleans. September 81. 1878.
The Twelfth Quarterly Allotment Of Premium
Bonds will take place In the office of the Ad-
mtnistrator Of Public Accounts on TUESDAY,
October Is, 1873. at 10 o'clock a. M, at which
time forty series will be drawn.
CHAS. CAVANAC.
seq I'd Administrator ad intarirn
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ROBT. z. DIAMOND,
Administrator,
NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, CRY HALL
New Orleans September Is. 1873. !
Whenever 1t becomes necessary to REMOVE
any Of the OFFICES OF REGISTRATION
from their present location, application for
said removal must be made to this department,
according to the provisions of ordinance No.
1877, Administration Series. approved Septem-
Der IT, 1878.
CHARLES CAVANAC.
mi fr re