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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-02-09

FOUND DRowSED.-Yesterday morning the body of
a mana foreigner-was found in the harbor, near
the old steamship wharf. 1t was identified as that
of u man named Robert Goldin, o native of Canada,
aged about 45 years, who recently arrived here from
San Francisco. He was afflicted with partial para
lyss, and is supposed to have fallen overheard ac-
cidentally. His remains were inferred in the Nuu-
anu Valley Cemetery. He is reported to have had
$4,000 on deposit in California. He has relatives in
Canada.
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MECHANIC NO. Z.-On wednesday evening
last, Feb. G, Mechanic " Engine Co. No. 2, held
its annual meeting, at which the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Foreman. ........ ....Jss. W. MCGUIRE, reelected
1st Asst O....-......Jno G. M Sheldon.
End do do......,........John l.. Reese.
Secretary. ,....Antone Rosa,
Treasurer.- {. ..............Jas- Duncan,
Appropriate speeches were made by the out
going and incoming officers. which ELECTED the
plaudits of the members. After the proper official
business of the meeting was transacted. the mem
bers turned their attention to a matter which
rounded of the proceedings OF the evening in the
most pleasant and agreeable manner. viz: 4
splendid and bountiiul lunch, gotten up by a COM
mittee of the company. After an hour thus hap
PLY spent. the members retired, only regretting
the long interval which separates these pleasant
reunions. The roll of this company. which num-
bers about one hundred, contains the names of
some of our most prominent citizens. The motto
of this company. " Our Aim the Public Good" is
the guiding star of every member, for they never
loiter after the first tap of the alarm bell.
Mr.. EDITOR l would like to know what your
correspondent. IS. \. Castle" means by the
following language -" as the advance in
labor, which forms a large item of expense. is
bv remission of duties > ~ l confess that the
meaning Is not clear TO ne. l cannot suppose
TINT Mr.. Castle means that the increase OF wages
paid 10 la3orers Offsets the gain secured by the
operation Of the Treaty. A SUBSCRIBER.
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y 90 4 so chains to a liz tree marked Bare Sc corner.
n 40 : " II o. chains to a kOa tree marked Bare, Nh corner
s 587 30, " 9s4 chains along Kaiwi Of Koai and Paki.
; 90 . W 10 90 chains along kawi Of KOai and Paki.
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647 30. W esq chains along Kaiwi of Koai and Paki.
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co :, " los chains along KaiTi Of KOai and Paki-
So as. W BIG chains along Kaiwi of KOai and Paki.
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s 81 So w q so chains along Kaiwi of KOai aud Paki.
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$ 7So Is, W 6 95 chains along Kaiwi of KOai and Paki.
: s. W % chains along Kaiwi OF kOai and Paki.
: So IS. W { 90 chains along Kaiwi Of ROai and Paki.
) IS Is, W 05 chains To the NV corner Of the govt road.
5 go L IL 50 chains to the commencement.
Area, Isl $500 Acres.
Reseryicg native rights and being the same premises described
in Royal Patent No. 2T3O, issued 10 G W. Phipo.
For further particulars. apply to CECIL BROWN, or
C. :. BARLOW, Auctr.
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OE Sale -!
Piece or Parcel Of Land

Situate at Koai, HOIuaIOa, Kona, Hawaii, and more
particularly described as follows:
Commencing at a pile Of Stones on the sW corner. mauka Of
the government upper road, and running n ca L 1919
chains. along the Kaiwi Of Koai, l. Palauka, y 460 Els
chains along the Kaiwi Of KOai, L PaIauka,
y "a n, = 2 a. chains along the Kaiwi Of Koai, L Palauka.
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TO LET.

THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES NOS
"a 14s and $50 Nuuanu Avenue. Apply 10 J. II. WOOL
EHS Nuuauu, or L. A. WILLIAMS, 81 Fort st. ln3 til
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TO LET

H~HE MAKAI STORE n ROOM OVER.
head in the new fre-proof building, corner OF Fort and
Hotel streets. viii be rented separately if desired.
10 Annlv to C. BREWER T. co.
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TO LET.
- A CONVENIENT No.
b.. die ]. S. LEMON.
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MECHANIC" No. 2.-On Wednesday evening
last, Feb. 6, Mechanic !" Engine Co. No. 2, held
its annual meeting, at which the following Officers
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FIHEMEY's PARApE.-The annual parade Of the
Honolulu Fire Department took place on Monday
last, and the turnout was in every respect highly
creditable to its members. Preceded by the govern
ment band, the different companies in full uniform,
with their machines profusely but t~astefully deco
rated with flowers and evergreens, marched through
the principal streets, making q really fine appear
ance. Exclusive of the Engineers and Pioneers,
there were 100 men in the procession, as follows
No. /, J. T. Chayter, Foreman, p; No. p j. w.
Mcguire. Foreman, 80; No. 4, J. U. KaWainui,
Foreman, A; Hose Truck. ]. w. Robertson, Fore
man, 6; Hook and Ladder Co, D. w. Houghtailing,
Foreman, 16. A marked feature of No. rs turn
out was the " Volunteers" young boys, to the num-
Der of twenty-five. who looked and evidently felt
proud in their uniforms. 1t is from the I" Volun-
teers'' as they grow up, that No. 2s recruit their
ranks, After the parade, the different companies
sat down in their rooms to q sumptuous lunch, and
with invited guests, enjoyed for an hour " the feast
of reason and the how Of soul" The health of
His Majesty lin former years himself an active
member of the Department. was duly honored and
drank with the hearty cheers tina, fremen know so
well how to give; and numerous volunteer toasts
were given and responded to. In the evening there
were two balls one by the members Of No. /, in
the Armory, and the other by the Hook & Ladder
Company at their rooms. Both were brilliant, and
deservedly characterized as successes. At the
former, His Majesty was present, with his suite, and
appeared to heartily enjoy the festivities Of the
evening. Among other guests we noticed the Hon.
c. R. Bishop, several officers from the war ships
Pensacola and Daring. and members Of the Con-
sular Corps. The dancing, to excellent musio under
the direction of Mr.. Berger, was kept up with spirit
until 4" the wee sma' hours ayont the twal.'' AL
together, We never remember an anniversary OBJ
served by our gallant frerAen with more spirit nor
one in which they appeared to better advantage,
than that which was celebrated on Monday last.
They deserve we'll of the community and the govern
ment, and if they ask for a steam fire engine. we say
give it to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-20
fNcw York Pcs, ]

EXAGGERATED REPORTS OF BUSINESS De-
PREssIoS.-Some OF the newspapers are be-
ginning to question the exaggerated reports
OF business depression and OF men out of
work; and not any too soon, for that many
OF the statements are great exaggerations
there can be no doubt, and that they are Of
most evil effect is equally true. The Boston
advertiser says many Of these reports have
been undergoing investigation by the Chief
of the Labor Bureau, with results every
way encouraging. In reply to rumers cur
rent not long ago that 100000 unemployed
men were roaming about Massachusetts,
Colonel Wright stated at club-dinner
Saturday that from seven to ten thousan q
would include all who at this time are
honestly seeking work. He was also as
sured that many OF these would ind regu-
lar work in the fall, when nearly all the
mills in the State would be running on full
time. for The first time in two or three years.
The fear OF improved machinery which has
sprung np Lately. has been stimulated by
these gross: exaggeration OF the number OF
men out of:Work.t II Colonel Wrightc0ul
pnrsue his inquiries ia this quarter also he
would doubtless find that OF the ten thou
sand. ~ ho may now be- honestly seeking
work, much ! the. greater proportion owe
their necessities TO Teil:defned causes,
which would have been equally operative
IL The mechanical .inYentians OF the last ten
years had meyer been = t itadelphia
LGiIYST
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ESTFUL NIGHTS, DAYS FREE
Ie FROM TORTURE, await the rheumatic
sufferer who resorts to Hoseter's Stomach Bittcrs
That this benignant cordial and dcpurcnt is = Far
more reliable remedy than colchicum and other
posons used to cxpcl The rheumatic Uirus from the
blood is q fact that experience has satisfactorily
demon stralcd. 1t also enjoys the advantage of be-
ing, unlike then,, perfectly safe. With many per.
SONS certain predispositon 10 rheumatism exists,
which renders them liable TO its attacks after expo.
sure in wet weather. to- currents OF ar, changes OF
Temperature or to cold when the body Is hot Such
pprsous should take wine.glasS or two OF the Bit
tiers as soon possible after mourning risk from
the above causes, this superb protective efectl-
ally nullfes the hurtful influence. For the func-
,iona arrangements which accompany rheumatism
such as collie, spasms In the stomach, papation OF
the heart, imperfect digestion, &C., the Btters Is
also most useful remedy. 1t Is only necessary in
obstinate cases to use it with perSistency.
jy 16-Tu,Th,S.&w
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!. We have been asked by number OF per-
sons where it is best to go, alluding to the
sickening travel which so many seem TO
think unavoidable at this season. Let us
say, once for all, do not 80. Remaln at
home, and keep cool. Trust to the zephyrs
peculiar only to Buffalo. Do not think
do not act. Be as respectable as is possible
without exertion, but be vagabond. Take
no thought for the morrow, nor yet for yes
terday. The only proper way to go is to
stay. The only comfortable method OF
travelling is to remain at homc.-BuTato
Express.
American readers may recollect the fatal
acciden: to the elevator OF the Grand Hotel,
Paris. last winter, which involved the loss
of three lives. The courts have acquitted
the manufacturer Of the apparatus, but sem
fenced the engineer to months imprison-
ment and two hundred francs fine, and de-
clared that the proprietor of the hotel Is
civilly responsible.
The people cannot expect an amateur
dramatic performance every hot night.
These things take time and cost money
Pieay,tne.
The Southeastern Christian Adrocate
says kindling fire with coal-oil is so full OF
danger that its practice becomes positively
wicked.
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BY James M. TAYLOR & Son.
I,ca! Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF A VALUA-
e. Bile FRAN LOT AT
ShITCTION.-Iu execution OF decree of the Cham
cery Court Of The city of Richmond entered on the
I'd day OF July, 1878 in the suitof Aliens exeem-
trtx vs. Wheat, &C., will offer for sale at pubic
auction, upon the premises. on SATURDAY the
10th day Of July, 1878. at 81 O'Clock P. 81, That
beautiful BuILDING-LOT fronting on the north
side OF Franklin street between Jefferson and Madi-
SON Streets 80 by ITO feet to alley twenty feet
wide. and adjoining the residence Of General b. I.
johnson. with small BRICK COTTAGE thereon,
containing four rooms, which can be used advan-
tageously In connection with the dwelling which
may hereafter be built upon said lot.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the balance at tou-,
eight twelve. and sixteen months for negotiable
notes, with interest added and secured by decd oil
trust MARY A. ALLEN,
Exccutrix of Joseph Allen. deceased.
JAMES n. TAYLOR & SON, Auctioncers.
irD
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By Edward {. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auc.ionecr,
No. 1915 Main street.

BRICK-AND-FR A II E
II DWELLING ON THIRD ST RE EFT, BE
TWEEN CANAL AND BYRD STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-On THURSDAY, July 25,
1878. will sell, on the premises, ut 81 O'Clock 7.
NJ, the DWELLING lately occupied by Alr. r.
Bruce Cook, containing six rooms bath room, sta
tlonary washstands, &c.
The yard Is set in shrubbery and trees. The LOT
fronts 20 feet and runs back 40 feet TO 2O-toot
alley.
This property Is In one OF the most desirable
neighborhoods IN the city, and will he sold low.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent. interest
added. EDWARD e.. GODDlN.
iy7o Aucti0neer.
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~. By Richardson u Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AucaoncerS,
lib Main street.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
i BUILDING LOT or TWENTY-EOGRIH
STREET NEAR STREET, UNION HILL. BY
AUCTION.-By virtue OF The provisions OF a deed
of trust bearing date August 2. S73, from Samucl
Brown and James Rudd 10 the undersigned trustee,
duly recorded In the clerks Office OF the County
Court of Henrico, to secure the payment OF Ger,
tain negotiable note mentioned III said deed default
ing required so to do by the holder Of said note
SHALL us trustee in said deed, sell by auction on the
at O'Clock p NJ all that lot of land lying and pc
Ing In the county of Henrico, and bounded as iol.
lows Beginning on Twenty-fourth street 6O Ieet
from It's intersection with street, running north
wardly, and fronting on said Twenty-fourth street
40 feet thence running back within parallel lines
Terms: Moderate, and made known at the Zine
of sale. d. A. hioaahD 1S,
jy l2 liustSc.
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BY Richard. on & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
l1l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE
" BUGGY AND HARNESS. AND \ BRUS-
Sells CARPET.-By virtue OF decree of the
United States District Court in the matter Of VIII
liam NJ. Ledley. bankrupt, pronounced on the 10TH
day of July, 1878, shall, rs special commissioner
appointed by said decree, sell by auction. on the
premises the residence of said William NJ Ledey,
In Henrico county, on MONDAY the lst day OF
July, 1873, at 6 O'Clock r. NJ, ONE BUGGY,
and BRUSSELS CARPET:
TERMS Cash N. NJ. LEE,
80 Special Commissioner.
Saleby y, NJ LEE iy2G
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Dischareed fsoisifer who Proposes
3 i. 10 Sneshe whole ssoyernmefst.''

sA Dischareed GoisiIer who Proposes
ss j. 10 ynesshe whole esovernment.,'
limited States Comm missioner sh Ids was.
deeply en9rossed I'M the xaniinatio OF
soi,se papers this inorDing, 81 hen. d stout.
Stbick.aet mnffi In q sort OF nndress uniform.
md with d large bundle OF papers under.
nisarrn, entered bis. Office. g
{ ts Be You d United States Judge ?0 ne.
asked, humping bis bundle on the table.
sYm q United States commiss ioner, = re-
piled Mr. Shields.
..Then it's all right said the stranger;
aiist the right place Tye come; and now,
Judge. I want a warrant agin the United
States Government !:
a what p, gasped the commissioner.
A warrant for the arrest OF the, Govern "a ;,
meut, i tell you. want to sue them. Ano
the first man I want arrested lsGener o.
Sherman. Yis, he's the man to begin VIII I'D: !;
g What's the trouble, my friend =, s SaTNi
Mr.. Shields. S. 81. J.
8 .sFrouble, is it? There's no trouble at
all, only I'want to sue tue Government ior
money they owe me. Pm a discharged SOL
der, dye see, and General sherman owes
me four or five months back pay, ana 'Se
got the documents to prove u: Heis l NC
brought down his big, pudgy hand with a
hang on his papers. 81 was going to sue
sherman first, but in order to make sure
pye concluded to sue the whole Govern /.
ment, and they can't crawl out ofslt no.
how. "4t' HsL
"I,m afraid you have come to the wrong
place." quietly observed the Commissioner ea;
washington is the place where you shou'u
co." ,,,,,,oht
81 think you're right never tnougnC
of that. Pll be off there to-night; les,
that's the place. I'll 60 there ana SCOOP
them all in at one lick,' and tucklnS MS
papers under his arm he marcnea OUT. say
ing: "pil so and get my TICKET io[ a 5,r,
have Sherman arrested. "-Nea1 York E1-
1lrecS III. y #,.sE..J% 81. $3.50.
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GALE OF SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.
ted states District Court for the District of West
Virginia, held ut Charleston in the month OF May,
TRAITOR of William Erskinc, deceased, and others,
therein pending, the undersigned, special commits
.ioners viii offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder
ON THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1878.
at the White SULPHUR Springs in Grcenbrier county,
West Va, that valuable wATERISG-pLAcE known
80 SALES.--FUTURE SPRINGS,
containing about
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND,
BUILDINGS, HOTELS, OUT-IIOUSES,
SPRINGS, &C.,
contested Herewith. Under the Requirements of
said DEGREES so much of The property viii be first
offered as to exclude from said offer 200 acres OF
land brick cottage the out-houscs in the rear Of
the same, and two frame cottages. set apart as the
then If no bid should be made sufficient to cover
the debts and membranes provided for by said de-
Mrs Harrison Will be also offered. both separately
and in connection with the entire property.
TERMS OF SALE: Twenty per cent. OF The pur,
chase-moncy in cash the rcnlaindcr il three equal
instalmcnts ut one, two. and three years; bearing
interest. Bond aud security required for The defer
man Of the property will he exhibited at the SALE
1t may also be seen 1T tile Office of W. A. Quarter
Charleston. W. Va, ut any time before the day oil
sale.
The i'm improvements upon this property arc of the
most durable character. and are capable OF accom-
modating several hundred visitors; aud The pl ace
has always had Il high reputation as Watering,
place both on account of its local attractions and
The medicinal qualities Of its waters Aside from its
value as wateringplace, this properly, with It's OK
tensive buildinS-Some of the LARGEST being OF
stone-could be readily converted into an extensive
manufacturing establishment or into I college.
Possession given the LIST of january. J $40.
WILLIAM \. QUARTER,
y. FITZHUGH,
my 27-2tawtds Commissioners.
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A ECHoR LINE. G5ssBgzll

4 N0Io' H11'H' GRtR;R'Fasl
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY:
LONDON every WEDNESDAY,:
Passenger accommodates unsurpassed for Gle
gance and comfort. All state-rooms on main
deck. and saloon amdships.
SALOON CABINS. Si5 to $50, currency;
SECOND CABIN, including all requisites, sac.
Excursion tickets for FirSt-Cass Passage, New
York 10 Paris and return, S135 to Sl95, according
10 state-room and route chosen.
For books of information. plans, &c, apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green, New York,
orto GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.,
office Old Dominion Steamship Company.
y. i. GIBSON.
Office Southern Express Company, Richmond.
2G-2m
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Bnrias attended to at The shortest notice and Mt
most reasonable rates. Gases and Baskets OF all
STYLES furnished. Hearse and Carriages furnished
direct from my own stables: also, Whitechld's
HearsG tsomething new in RichmonaJ.
Carriages for funerals, rs well as Carriages. Bug
giles, and Horses for pleasure; also q fine Wagon,
adapted to small pic. mics or for band purposes.
Il my SSH MSm
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BY JAS. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.
CUPERB "STEINWAY e SONS" IT.
OCTAVE ROSEWOOD-CASE PIANO, ROSE
WOOD PARLoR SUIT, BRUSSELS
CARPET, SC, AT AUCTION.

At the request Of Major L. y. Cook twho intends
removing to smaller house,, will sell 1T his resi-
dence, No. 413 Clay, corner OF Fifth street, on
MONDAY the Cpd Instant. at g o'clock
l elegant .STEINWAY & sons GRAND
SQUARE 7FOCTAVE R0SEW0OD-CASE
PIANO, said TO have cost S50-an Instrument
of superior tone and in perfect order:
excellent ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT COW
cred with velvet plush, Of nine pieces;
very handsome MARBLE-TOP PARLOE Ia
very valuable TAPESTRY PICTURES. repre-
sentins Burns and Highland Mary very
fine;
1 extra large BRUSSELS CARPET, Of superior
quality and nearly new,
l handsome WALNUT ETAGERE.
/ handsome WALNUT HALL-RACk,
and MANY other articles too numerous to mention.
The attention Of those in, want Is particularly
asked 10 the PIANO.. as it Is regarded one OF the
most valuable instruments In the city, and Will De
sold without reserve. -,
The above RESIDENCE FOR RENT. Enquire
" Is JAS. MACDoUGALL. Aucioneer.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

i OST-F1VE DOLLARS REWARD
~ A GOLD STAR bearing the inscription . Fran
caise" on one side, and 1872, NJ L." on the re-
verse side. Although The intrinsic value lis not more
than two dollars, q. reward Of FIVE DOLLARS
Will be paid II left at this Office. jy 1885,
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FURNITURE.

WE MAKE NO PRETENslONs0
w to be selling out at cost in order to close u.
ar change business: but we will guarantee 10 ~
sell FURNITURE OF all kinds at prices as low
as any house in the city. our stock being inii ana
Furniture OF alI kinds We will offer special bar
gains in fine suits iparor and chamber) for the next
rhirty DAYS Parties in want OF Furniture OF any
kind sfoud not fall to examine stock before pur
chasing. T.. dAiTikiGii u sQN,
jy l9-2m 10 doftruor street,
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

GOOD BLANK BOOKS a SPECIALITY,
~ and q
LARGE STOCK OF NoRTHERN-MAKE AT
LOW PRICES.
{ BooKBIND1NG to suit the means and taste of
all. S5sIs5a
{. we use materials according to the work. and
therefore can bind in a. cheap manner at YOUR
price, Or In the best artistic style at OUR price.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
y. w. PICkEELL. President
T.. i. SNEAD, Cashier.

Deposits of che dollar aud upwards received, aH6
six per cent. allowed Oh deposits
Deposits received subject to check without hoiice
aud Interest allowed on same ii not checked on more
Frequently than two or three times 4 week.
Interest on all deposits To commence ton DAY:
after date OF deposit. , ,,, =,
Bank open every day from or!ock \. VI. .iii
p VI. IL Eo-e"o
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TNMAN LINE @TFS
ROYAL MAT. STEAMERS, nsH4 sAassz.s,
NEW YORK TO QUEENSTOWN AND
-." LIVERPOOL,
EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY.

compartments, among the strongest largest, and
fastest on the Atlantic.
The saloons are luNuriously furnished, especially
width of the ship. The principal staterooms are
amidshps, forward Of the engines, where least noise
and motion IS felt and are rcrletc with every COM
fort. having all latest improvements double bertls,
electric bells, &c.
The cuisine has always been specially OF this
Line.
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms, gentemen's .smo-
king and bathrooms. BARRIERS shops, pianos, libra
ries, &C., provided.
For rates OF passage and other information apply
TO JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
81 and 80 Broadway. N. y: or TO
G.. ". ALLEN L CO.,
Richmond