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Vs..sIs Esr HousIuIu from Foreign PERT.

Vessels for HouoIuIu from Foreign Psrts.
Haw ssnr Ono name) for wilder L Co, San Francisco, due
Mag Is to 20
Haw bk KaiAkAua, san Fra1eiGeo, due May 20 to 25
Am sch Venus, san Fzncisco, laid on April 10
Am bk danbaidL, Newcastle. " s w.
An bk MORO Castle. New York, due May 1851
nrt snip Glsnlfsr, Liverpool, due May 2o-23
Brit bk Dovenby, GlasEow, due July 6i0
An ship Gov 6oodwin, Glasgow
An bktns catherfne Sudden, Newcastle. n s W
Brt bk stormy PereI Glasgow, toadinE March 20
BdE snip Hav-nserair, Liverpool, due Aug is
Am tp-t schr Enstace, san Franelsco
Am bRfns Josephine. Burrards Inlet, due.
uaw bk Surprise, NewcasEe- N 4 NJ h@1sss sarcn y y
Am snip Gen Butter, Newczsfie, N sN 4
Brit stmr Australia, San Francisco, due May 10
Bdt bk Lady Lampscn, San Francisco, laid on April Is
Hkw bxtne tiolet, South Sen Islands, dus June Is
Am brio ID 3 W niams. San Francisco. for Hno
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Colorado expects to increase her population
100, 900 this year, and some sanguine ones put
300 900 as the figure. The emigration thither
averages 500 per day.
Australia. the largest island on the globe,
contains nearly 300 900 square miles, and has a
population of over $500, 900. which is steadily
increasing year by year.
The farmers Of Louisiana are devoting their
attention to gardening, and they estimate early
vegetables will bring them more money from
Western towns than the sugar crop does.
A London bookseller has a relic of Luther. 1t
is q Bible formerly belonging to him and contain
ing sixteen autograph lines. with his signature,
and the date 1912.
Mr.. Rassam has discovered a cylinder of Sen
nacherib dated B.. G. 700. 1t will probably help
to decide the exact year of Sennacherib's expedi-
tion against Hezekiah.
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The RETURN or the Storm Bird with nearly 100
immigrants from the South Sea Islands, is some
what encouraging. 1t shows that people can be
had from that quarter by care and good manage
ment in bringing them, and after they are here,
they are not available for labor at first like the
Chinese, especially the Californian Cinnamon,
who understand the English language, and who
are able to do a days work from the start, but in
time we would certainly have a more desirable
class of people, both as laborers and population.
We have never advocated male Chinese immi-
grafton, but looked upon it as q necessity for the
time being. We well remember the remarks of
a former Minister OF Finance, in the latter part
of 1874, when strong and hopeful efforts were
being made for the treaty " That trifhout a
large addition 10 our labor population, the benefits
Of the treaty could not become general TO the
country" And the Government of that day
aided Chinese firms and others to bring in
Cinnamon, which they said was to fill q temper
airy want only. We had reason to hope there
fore for a more desirable class of people before
this. The South Sea Islanders are the nearest
approach to labor and population we have had SO
far. The few Portuguese immigrants, of last
year, have not given that satisfaction as laborers
bHoe "a hOPCA AA- LUCY GbBdSc4 OulI IOE one
year, and the greater part Of that time will be
consumed in acquiring a knowledge Of the work,
etc. We hope the Government will push this
matter by putting on another and a larger vessel
while thus beneftting the country as to popu-
latiOn, our planting interests and labor, the
people themselves will have good homes.
The HindOo immigration scheme has been
pretty well represented in the papers of late, and
we have always favored efforts in that direction
We do it however as a requirement of our agri-
cultural industries and not as q British negotia-
tion-tO be taken in hand only by Britons.
The Japanese are no doubt the most intelli-
gent, and therefore the most desirable class Of
labor We have had, and it is to be hoped the gov
eminent is looking also in that direction, as there
is no time 10 be lost.
Our native population, that is those who
should be the labOring portion, have become de-
mOralized Of late. II would seem the larger
their pay is the less inclined they are to work,
and more inclined to dissipation, and we regret
to say, fast lOOsing their places as help, when
any responsibility IL required.
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ROYAL PLEasUREs.-His Majesty the King,
Princess Liliuokalani, and a select party went
via the tug Pee on 4 pleasure trip to Pearl
River on Saturday last, the 10Th inst, and ar
rived back the following Monday. We under
stand that a very enjoyable time was passed by
those composing the party, even the elements,
81 allow and %aloft." contributing their share to-
wards making tie occasion auspiciOus for comfort
and enjoyment.
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EXPORTS.

For San Francisco-Per Alphonsine ZeHe, May 1t-I931
pkgs EusAr. 50 bales pull, 16 bchs bananas. Value do
E nsstfe, S~63,237.O9-
q For Apla-Per Als.er. May no head cattle, 22 bales
bay. Value domestic. f1A7.
, For San Francisco-Per " II Meyer. May 1@5o47 pkgs
,uRar, A. bbls molasses, A. bdls goat skins, $50 bchs ba-
aanas, Ysiue domestic. 81 .576.45.
= Tor San Frzncisco-Per City Of New York, May 1S-S7I9
-lkgz sugar. III bags rice, 63 bchs bananas, 80 bndls su-
cane. 10 c. betel leaves, Q bxs fruits, ! bx mangoes
nd tamarind- Value domestic, S76,s35.
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Commercial Advertiser Z.
SATURDAY, MAY IL.
Publishers Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that all communications In
tended for business with the ADvERIIsEH PRINTING
EsrAnLrsHsfEST. must be addressed 20 the undersigned.
Subscribers whose subscriptions are due for the
ADvEE11sEn, are respectfully requested to settle the same
without further notice
Subscribers will please remember. that when subserip-
tions are paid for In advance. the price Is only FIVE
DorIAns A YEaR. J. d. BLACE,
Houolulu- Jan 18th. 1872. PabZintr and Popria0r.
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HMRnRTR-

From Australia-Per City Of New York, May 1904
pigs mdse from Sydney. t05 pkgs mdse from Auckland, Z
pigs mdse returned from ZealAndia, and ISL pkgs mdse
In transftue for San Francisco.
From GlEsgow-Per LAllA Rookh. May 14-1s10 pkgs
Lducr3, 500 bbls cement, II steam boilers, 212i pcs iron
pipes. and 5000 pkgs general mdse.
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In PORT.

An ID Camden, Robinson
Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Ger bk Abter, Bolt
Am I'D Forest Queen. wallace
Am bktne Mignou, souie
Ger bk Louise, Meyer
Haw bgEns Storm Bird, Jackson
Bril- bk LaIlA Rookh. Hender
Ralalsn schr Vivid, Enxlish
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Poar OF HONOLULU. H. I.
ARRIVALS.

NAY IO-Haw bgtns Storm Bird, Jackson, 20 days from Jaiuig
13-P M Q 5 Guy % Neu York, Cobb, from Sydney
13-Bdt biz LaIa Rookh, Hender, 12 days I'm Glasgow
IB-Kaiatea sehr Vivid, EngiIh, . days from FannIngs
IsflndF
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4 WRITER in the Gazette this week loses bis
temper over the statement made in last Satur-
days ADVERTISER, with regard to the probable
Welt of General Grant to these Islands. We are
not surprised at the ebulIition however, knowing.
as we do, that the silly temper displayed is a
constitutional weakness with the Gazette man,
and for which there is no cure. If he wishes to
state facts-and not suppositions-for the infor-
nation Of the public, would it not be in good
grace to acknowledge that the expected visit of
the ex-President is at present only a matter of
conjecture, and that he really knows nothing
deJfnIte IN regard to tho matter. We all hope
that the General and his suite may pay US a visit,
but no one here knows definitely whether he
will or not. An agreeable surprise is always
better than an anticipated disappointment.
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rs.

May I1-Am BIZ Jenny PITTS. sievert, for Port Gamble
11-0er bk Helene. Valquartseu, tr Hongkong
11-P N 3 = City Of New York, Cobb, for San Francisco
15-Am tpsl sehr w n Meyer, Browne, foe 8 Francisco
18-French bk AipEonsine Zehe, Lebeaupin, for 5 Fran
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FOB SALE OR LEASE.

VNH PREMISES SITUATED AT THE
II entrance Of PAuoa Valley, lately occupied by Mr. W. ii.
Huddy. The location il = pleasant one. and has n splendid
view Of the city front. A neverfailing spring OF water is on
the place For particulars, apply to n. b. SYLVEIRA,
myl0 81 next door TO g. Spaulding, Nuuanu st.
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MARRIED.

.r8nLAcx-Cranuxs-In this city. May 10th. at the res
rnes % Thoa- cummins. E.q- by Rev. n H Parker.
.nmEw l. WALLACE. formerly OF New York. y. 3 A, 10
ARR. second daughter Of Hon J. A. Cumnins, Of HO-
ruin and WaimanaiO.
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NOTICE.
SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

HVHE NED RESPECTFULLY
II requests oil parties having unsettled accounts OF over
three months to settle the same as early a. possiblei while thosS
OF twelve months standiag and over, Il not settled by the end o.
this month, will be placed in the hands OF a collector for set
Element. rayl04t THOS. q. THRUA.
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DIED.

cRsE-rn this city. Msy 9th. OF typhoid fever. AUeUsT
va. . native Of Thedtnghausen. Germany, aged -
20, = months and - days.
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NOTICE.

Turing MY ABSENCE FROM THE
- Kingdom. Mr.. John II. Patty or Mr.. saml NJ Damon,
will act for me under power OF attorney, on record in the
Registry Once In Honolulu, In Liber 43, on pages leo and lel.
mylT 81 CHhS. r. BISHOP.
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FOR LEASE.

NHE PR CORNER OF KING AND
II Liiha Streets. now occupied BY Mr.. J. Fisher as = Store
and dwelling. The same are faVorably situated for business
purposes. Possession given on the lst Of June.
my1o Il y. A. sCHARFER.
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NOTICE.

TURING MY TEMPORARY ABSENCE
~ from the Kingdom, Mr.. Charles NJ. Cooke is authorized
10 act for me BY power Of attorney.
JOSHUA @. ICKso
Honolulu, May II, 1879. myl7 ST
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NOTICE.
Working oxen for Sale.

100 Head Good Working Oxen for
49, Sale at Waikiki. Maui. For particulars inquire
UU- OF the Managers Of the wailuku Plantation or OF
mylT 70 G. BREWER g. CO.
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FOR SALE

PREMISES SITUATE IN HiLO
opposite the Court House, suitable for = hrst-class Hotel
All in good order and repair. Apply to
J. II. COMFY, Honolulu,
fS 70 or c. RICHARDSON Hlo.
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WANTED,

CARPENTERS, MASONS, MORTAR MIX
~ KRIS, STONE CUTTERS. Highest wages paid for good
Workmen. Enquire At The once Of the undersigned.
my1T 81 Thee II. DAVIES.
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A FESTIVAL

WILL BE HELD AT THE LYCEUM ON
w THURSDAY, May 10Th, for the Benefit Of the Bethel
Church. Doors open to children in the afternoon from four 10
six, admission ten cents. In the evening doors open at seven,
sale commencing At half past seven. Admission hny cents,
children half price
Please send in as far as possible, Fancy Articles on wednes-
day P. NJ. TO the house OF Mrs. Robert Levers. myl7 2t
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4AWI
1femoir
Flowers,
Tho Sch.
Prince
Parks an
PlcnsanE
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OH
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BoEHH'
years..
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-25
.REyoLUTIoNIN MoTIvEP OVER.
Commercial Bulletin. !

The 10 I. LESS possibilities of inven.
tion are nowhere more manifest than in
connection with changes in motive
power. For long time it was thought
that continued mechanical progress was
In great measure dependent upon the
duration of the coal supply. But OF late
there has been n growing feeling that
discoveries will be made by which a
motive power independent OF fossil fuel
will be brought to light.
These views received strong support
at the recent meeting of the British AS
soc,ation at Sheffield. particularly in the
lecture given by Prot. Ayrton, on Elec-
tricity as a Motive Power. Machinery
in the hall was put in motion driven
from power derived from distance. BY
the use of electricity the waste OF power
in the transmission could bs reduced for
any distances to not more than 30 per
cent. of the whole power absorbed at ths
generator, SO that the employment OF
stsam engines Of vast siz- outside q town
like Sneff Id would be by far the most
eoouomical IN ans of extracting the en-
ergy our OF coal.
Small steam engines we are told were
the most expensive, Tor II Was at ie"S'
four times as expensive to produce power
from them as from large ones. Bul
electricity not only produced motive
power, bu, heat and light and by it tn y
could heat from distance G oil OF iron
wire white hot, aud by putting it into
vessel filled with water the latter in i
short time would begin to boil Her.
we have simplicity itself in the genera
ton of steam. In connection with
power. the question OF cost is most i'm
portant one, aud In this there is grea
advantage IN favor of electricity. which
could be sent down to whrr- it was re-
quired, the same as gas or water, ant
regulated as easily. As to light, 1t ap
pears that il there was a large quantit.
required in one place, that by el'ctrcit.
was twenty times cheaper than coal
whilst Sir W. Thompson wentlso fur n
to say that It might be made 1873 tims
cheaper.
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THE CIRCUS BUG.
Virginia Chronicle.l

lSrglnia Chronicle.l
A curious bug was brought to the
Chronicle Office this morning by Henry
Hunt, y resident Of North B street. MIR.
Hunt found the bug in his back yard. 1t
is about the size Of quarter dollar. and
its popularity is that, while it is shaped
much like turtle, it walks on only half
OF it's legs at time. 1t has six legs.
three on o side. When it walks it bal
ances itself on its edge and moves along
at good pace on three legs. After
walking in this way about minute it
fiops over and walks on the other three
legs. Sometimes it walks on its two fore
legs like man in circus walking on his
hands. Mr.. Hunt asserts that the bug
can execute handspring either back
wards or f2sysrds. bat while it Was in
the Chronicle office il did not essay feat
so difficult. Its back is deep blue
spotted with gold, and its belly is striped
with red. When ths bug walks on its
forelegs it reminds one OF circus aero
bat in spangles of many colors. While
Mr. Hunt was exhibiting his bug Cap.
tain Sam. the Piute chief. came in with
Captain Charley, OF Silver City. Sam
remarked, with smile of superior
knowledge, "Cirous bug. you bet!" The
Piutes stretched string between two
tables and the bug walked the tight rope
on edge and then hung down from it by
his hind feet. The Piutes vsnerate the
insect. and say that when it appears in
the Fall with gold marks on its back it
means plenty. Black spots signify death
and white spots fauine, Aside from
these absurd sup-rstitions. the bug is
certainly wonderful thing and its antics
vastly amusing Mr. HUT refused SIC
for it this morning, offered by Tom
BuckDer
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAvx
~ rec' ived the Assessment Roll snd original
lists Of property for the year A. D. 1879, from
the Assessor Of incoln county, Nevada, and
the same 10 in my once for public inspection.
The Bosrd of Equalization will meet at their
ofice ON Monday. September 18th. a. d.
1879. fer the purpose of equalizing said roll and
will continue in session from day 70 dsy until
and includsng NonSay, the 9th day Of
October. a. .. 1879. and all persons hsving
objections to make to said aseessment must
present the same to said Board when ~ session.
.M.HAN1OnD,
County Clerk and Ex. Ofbcio Clerk Of he Hoard
Of County Commissioners. see.11.
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Meadow valley Mining Company.

Meadow Valley Mining Company
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of works. Phoebe.
Lincoln county, Nevada.-Notice is hereby
tees, held on the twelfth Cl2) day Of septem-
Der, 1879, an assessment mo. 15) Of Twepty.nve
Cents (25cl per share as levied npon the capital
stock Of tho corporation, payable Immediately
the Company. Rooms upper floor Of No. 4ll
California street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty second r. d. day
Of October. 1879 will be delinquent and sdver-
tised for sale at public auction and uDless psy-
ment is made before. will be sold on NJ nday,
the seventeenth t17th) day Of November, 1879,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
tho costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
T. W. COLBURN. Secretary.
Office Rooms upper floor OF No 414 California
street. San Francisco, California. seS0.td
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The woman who, thirty years ago. WAS
the Acknowledged belle of Halifax, is
now residing in or near Boston. Halifax
ia still proud of the beauty Of which she
was the possessor. One most promising
young man blew his brains out with
pistol because h- could not induce her TO
marry him. Other young men were
about crazy over her. but the on of her
own choice treated her as haughtily as
she treated her admirers, and she left
the city and came to Boston. Here she
was married to Massach usetts man who
became Mormon and took her to Salt
Lake City. Not long since she returned
to Boston. wrinkled and haggard, look
ing more like poor Indian squaw than
the proud beauty whom her friends had
known. Fifteen years ago her husband
had taken another wife, and from that
time she has bsen the miserable drudge
of the household, suffering constantly
from abuse and fearing that she would
be killed as the readiest means OF getting
her out of the way She had managed
to make her condition known to friends
in this State, ana they had provided heI
with th,- means OF getting away from the
city of abominations, and with them she
is now living. mere wreck, the victim,
first of pride, and then OF that degrading
system which is the disgrace of oul
country Ex.
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OWING TO THE DROUGHT AND FAILURE

owing TO THE DROUGHT AND FAILURE
" Of springs throughout the State Ill cons.un-
ers Of ri I, 81 Springs water are hereby notified.
that while the supply is at the present time
sufi1cisnt for oil legitimate use and for Fire
Dspavtment" purposes. YET TT ts NO n ~. and
al use OF hose for rig .TMG. STRICT SPHINX
IINa, or washing ont Of buildings IL FOR THE
PRRsnrr UrRioELY PnoHrBrrsD Any persou
having pips-o injections violating the above
rule will hsvs their water supply shut OF and
be supplied ONLY DY oAAr.
WV n. LUBBOCK.
jyls.Gt Pres't Floral Springs Water 90
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LOST OR STOLEN.

CHECK DRAWN ON WELLS. FARGO Il
"A Co by J. N. Curtis, in faver Of Peter jon.
son, for the sum Of $40. Said check is No. 96
and 10 dated Bristol, Nevada, September 8, 1879.
Az payment has been stopped on the above
check all persons are warned against negotiat.
ing the same.
se27.3Qd j. n. CURTIS.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssrED
ID out Of the Sixth Judicial District Court,
in and for the County of Lincoln. Stste Of Ne
vsda, and to me directed and delivered, for
Judgment rendered in said Court on the 16th
day Of September, A. d. 1879, in favor Of r.
Wallbaum and against W. M shipley for the
sum of ffty-seven hundred and eiphty.nve
t$b786) dollars, debt together with one hun
dred and seven 26lO0 (107 26-100) dollars, tax
COSTS and all accruing costs and interest, have
levied on the following property. to wit;
Six hundred and seventy Ave (675) head OF
cattle and two sorre horses.
Notice is hereby given that on
Friday, the 26th day OF September,
A. D. 1879, at the hour of 10 O'Clock m. Of that
day, will sell all the right, title and interest
Of said W. M. Shipley in and to the above de-
scribsd property, at Wallbaum's ranch, in Pah-
ranagat Valley. about twenty fve miles from
Hiko, at public auction. for carh in hand, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said execu.
ton and all costs. I4s4
WI. MCKEE,
Sheriff Of Lincoln County,
GEORGE T. CONAN
se20-1t Deputy Sheriff
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A genius from the mountains Of this
county has done very wonderful thing
in its way. With q gougs and jack
knife he has whitfield ont violin Of ad-
mirabls tone. 1t is composed almost
exclusively OF Californis woods. The
front is OF sumsch, the back Of California
laurel. and the 6nger-bosrds are OF man.
zsnita. The only variation from the
American character Of woods IL Ia the
ohin.piece, mad. of wood from the Sand
wich Islands The keys and every por-
ton OF the instrument we're made by this
impremptu violin manufacture, the cat
gut employed being from wildcat shot
BY him iu the Csjon Pass. Los Angeles
| Hcrald.
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In the Police Court yesterday, num-
Der of individuals convicted at the pre-
vious session Of the Court of crimes
charged against them, appeared for sen.
tenoe. John DAILY, Ellen Healey and
James Rog RS, common drunkards, were
ordered imprisoned In the House Of Cor.
rection for one hundred days. LIZZIE
Newton. another drunkard, was com
mitted for three months William Clark,
a minor, found guilty Of petit larceny
for having stolen copies Of the Call from
doorsteps where left by carriers. was
committed to the Industrial School for
six months. James O'Neil, alias Riley,
another minor. found guilty of larceny
for having stolen purse from the hands
of Mrs. NJ. Bowers, was committed to
the School until legally discharged
John F. Sayers, for drunkenness. and M
Michaels Mitchell, for Battery were
fined $40 each. John Coggins convicted
of misdemeanor, Thomas Mason. of hav
! ing used vulgar language. and L. Che
velli, of battery, were fined $40 each
Ah Chue. for having sold ticket in
Chinese lottery, was 6ned S50.-tS. F
Call.
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John Walter, member OF the British
Parliament. addressing an agricultural
meeting, expressed his concurrence in
the view, now becoming widespread, that
British farmers could not oolnpete with
America in growing wheat, bat must
grow what pays. They had better grow
economical, thsn.-[S. F. Stock Ex.
change.
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

Raymond & Ely Mining Company -
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California Location Of works,
Phoebe, Nevada. Notice-There arc delinquent
apon the following described stock, on account
+ assessment mo. 12) levied on the 10th day of
August, 1879. the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, ss