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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-11-29

22-Ant bk II W Amy. for San Francisco
22-Am bktne Catherine sudden. ingalls,, Port Blakely
22-Am bk Penang, Patten. fr Departure Bag
PIP VI : 5 Australia. CargIl- for San Francisco
26-Am BIZ Jenny Pits, sievert, Tor Port Gamble
IAN bbtne Jos Perkins, Johnson. for Port Gamble
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TO LET.

- TWO BUILDINGS IN A GOOD LOCAL
TTY. suitable for business purposes of any kind. Rent
- reasonable, and further information may be obtained by
pplying at the Pantheon, corner Hotel and Fort SITS. SEQ If
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FOR SALE.

A BOUT 1900 SHEEP AND 1000 COATS
n now running on kaupulehu. North Kons, Hawaii.
n29it Apply to II. N. GREEN WELL. Kona, Hawaii.
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DIED.

PHrvErr-At Bishops College on the 2ad inst, Rance
3ENrRrcE PETvErT. aged 30.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I
rs.

Nov PIP VI : , Australia CargiIL, from sydney
26-RAiatea sch Vivid English, - days I'm flaming
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sermon. Aside from the more than contented
reference to tine prospective influx Of Chinese, the
discourse was an excellent one. which we should
like to zee printed.
At the conclusion Of the sermon. the grand an
them, 50 familiar to every patriotic American
Ny country. It's Of thee.
Sweet land Of liberty,
OF thee I sing 20
was given by the choir. the whole congregation
joining in with an emphasis that made the
church ring.
After sermon. dinner, IL the good old New
England Thanksgiving rule. We have New
England housewives here, and last Thursday
many a table groaned under the burden Of roast
turkey aud goose, plum buildings and mince and
pumpkin pies, aud other creature comforts-all
suggestive Of subsequent Indigestion and possible
nightmare In tact our devil appears to have had
full punishment for overfeeding, as witness the
following painful effort Of his muse:
Ny. bid me not my griefs disclose.
Nor deem M manners rough,
More breast 1 cAnnot-dsre nOt-tske;
OF stufing I've enough.
Perhaps It's visions Of ray youth
That memory's pinfon brings.
But o, methinks I trace the cause
To more substantial wings.
Enough : I come, We druggist clerksi
Compound your pills Of blue;
Prepare the bandage for my brows.
Ye beEuteOus landmarks true.
For now tonight athwart ny breast
Shall nightmare broOding sit,
And up and down my chamber floor
Shall phantom turkeys fit.
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To LET

TO LET.
vENHE BRICR-STORE ND PR NJ
on Queen street, belonging to DR. r w. Wood, at pre-
sent occupied by the undersigned. For terms apply to
Sc 27-ti II. HACKEELD < Co.
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a business OF It.
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The Foregoing Advertisements is
BONA ElDE AMI NO GAG
As I have determined to close business and quit the
Kingdom at the date specified, without fail at
ANY sacrifice.

u All persons indebted to me, either by note, book ac-
Count or otherwise, are requested to make payment before the
LIST day of January next, or their accounts. will be placed in
the hands of a Collector. n29 I'm
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE /!

VALUABLE LOTS AND DIV ELLINGS
For Sale in desirable portions of the town.
Enquire Of WILLIAM o SMITH.
n22 3m
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SUCCEEDED AT LAsr.-our contemporary, I'll

SUCCEEDED AT LAsT.-Our contemporary, the
Advertiser has actually succeeded at last in bringing
our business men in Honolulu into ridicule by its
inordinate p nchant Tor dabbling in small things.
Some weeks the advertiser in criiicsing he Gus
tom OF our business men, in placing boxes their
counters recrpacles Tor quarterly bills which is
done as matter of convenience for debtor and
creditor alike did The thiug in such bungling
style that the San Francisco papers took il up anc
commented upon the practice in manner that is
anything but complimentary 10 the business COM
munitY of this city. The San Francisco papers
however, have gone little 100 far in this matter
By stating that the boxes are placed outside the
business houses in Honolulu. This 10 not the fact
They are placed in some conspicuous place in the
stores or contingencies, where the quarterly
bills are dropped by those who have such bills aud
when all Are thus deposited they are taken out aud
filed, aud settled at the convenience OF the debtor
and creditor as an ordinary business transaction.
Whatever may be said about the propriety of the
custom OF quarterly accounts or quarterly credits,
IL is The custom on these Islands and We see no
wrong in it, II is To be regretted that news aer of
SO many years experience the Advertiser, should
use its columns 10 calumnate the business men OF
this city, or hold them up 10 opprobrium in other
communities. We would not notice this matter at
all were IL not that we wish TO set the San Fran
cisco papers right as to the custom spoken Of and
We hope that those OF them who have spoken dis
paragingy of our merchants and their peculiar Gus
toms, will make the dnneftde honorable AS for
curing the AdoStiser OF its silly trfmg, despair
of doing that
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PASSENGERS.

E-rz - f-ar1iz-1 5sr F.-ssi ou-sn Aux ~ Rich
rr = i aE1u1s- c Ezud-rEaz- Meaning, Astor, and
80 sslr H-nn-isrna Ter II " Alzy. AHr Sd Beck
= @u.-ru 81 Erru-zr G E'rEr-rnr. , Bel bridge
srr rr gsazl- - sr1rF lsfrs. August sih- kflnE-
- - Ea-1--a rs- L-rs a : ln~F. August ltth-W
> 60 ~ Esls-s. d - sittnra- NonserlAtt,
TEsr- r. sla6- r1lc. MIS- Car1iu- ! o jerks
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- rraurn Mias 6nlur M nz4id. 6rodie. Adams
re- alr-arurir > = n-rsrEM a. McBeF, ulir and child
IL a. a. suhrn y EEurtu~- Dole and wifc. Miss King
- 10 7 Trnnr u : s=rmruu Hon Y Low.
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a
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49, .Tnurs a Carter. y c Blrdeu. Miss
--s H. Nlles- uiss - ktlly. G b Judd j.. W 4 MAJ
- l. Atoic y = rida- Erersst- Mr. Baum. Akai
. eriIt Ets q N.p1llauA- Mr. Fsirce- Aissei
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HoN0LuLL AUcUST =. rs.


Fsrnorlrrrr- srcryr ~ rs-e
-l1 p - ,ltTs = "een m usual roo
hs-.u-er Etts Trrl Enc the other Islands
-- - - - -. - -
- =
$500 - - -lrf ~ saga Ana ssFS01 ln
a flz worth goods
s. g.. r.
49, ~
49, - " - -l--sss s-int 9 e. ta-loNs-
fE4r1lsao August =. 1873.
----rrrr 20 rffr-lrr faieas { Il TIE Island rad
r.1trlus ~ rszs- tl1- se-EE-
-. 49,. - . -. .s..
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~ 49, 49, i'-'1-'e
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~ a1aaus rrudr dollars except $500 in
-zas- fzaa iu l-zf doErs aad sis, 600
rair lz-1- a1laarui ~ con- Than has been i'm
iu1ainI AIS T-rrlaUs scar. hu- L appears you
E--lugeucy IN your financial
- 1HlF ia took down Sos 600.
Be- ril aud - 600 iu standard
1ra alla1.l o. slaf Eeut down during
Eszs ~ ahgui $50 oOo which
za-rsls - ne Islands since July lat
tH11Eues NAV attendant In Honolulu your
~ settling biil When
atarc d. siltirrls abolished for system
sasurr1s principe % bu-iuess The
49, q ststrrneHt
iellll-E unly avoid credii'rs
fl-T dscliue receive bills Al the
sid Euf out baskets or
anissIlrl The collectors drop
lla-f re-erlacies and call ~ some
1lnn-r collections made
la-t esli q -Ach month, and woe
during business those
.all1. a=-luui - CAV. old iEDsEE
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a PupL1c HAlL.-ol aud the eonreniences Of

PUBLIC hALL-Ol all the couvenlences OF O
community, there few of more Importance than
a commOdiOus aud centrally located public hal ,
where lectures, school exhibitions and theatrical
performances can be given with comfort 10 an
audience. Honolulu is IN great want of Just such
building where people cou go without constant
dread OF the structure topping down; or So poor
ly ventilated that You might Nc well lie placed in a
sweai-b"x with the thermomeierat 125' Fahrenheit,
Vhe Royal Hawaiian Diieater for instance) where
people are liable to contract cold from exposure to
the night air alter Coming out of the seeihing al
mos6pere OF such miserable place the above
mi lmed theaier. There is reason in the world
why Honolulu, with its l6 900 IS 600 Inhabitants
should not have respectable and comfortable pub
lie hall, located in some central spot that would be
accessible 10 all our Citizens We hope that our
enierprisng people will club together and build
first Class hall, large roumy. clean aud well veni
lated, rs substitute for the little. dingy, rickey
place, yecpt The Royal Hawaiian Thearer, where
but few will venture TO go because it is not fit
place for public entertainments. We hope that
there will be found among US sufficient public
spirit to put up new. commOdious aud well ar
ranged public hall IN Honolulu, and that speedily
1t cannot come day too soon.
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THE FoRr srREET CnuRoH.-The Improvement

THE Fort STREET CHURoH.-The improvements
to and enlargement Of the Fort Street Church edi-
flee about completed. The additions made TO
the church, enlargiUg the auditorium, SO as to ac-
commodate from one 10 two hundred people more
with seals, have been ngeniously contrived as 10
give symmetry TO the edifice. This has been &C
complished By adding two wings or Projections
each side oil the main edfce, IN The shape OF
large bay windows, and has really added to the ar
cIiectbral beauty OF the building, while the com
fort of the audiance will be promoted by the en-
larged area inside in the ventilation which will be
afforded. These improvements make the Fort
Street Church one OF the most commodious houses
of worship In Honolulu.
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IMPORTS.

From san Francisco. yer Il Aimy Aug s-76 pkgs
bread pkt tea i2S pigs groceries. safes, Is pkgs IL
quors, 80 sacks potatoes crgr 10 onions l6
machines wagons 40 sacks gsain 100 sacks -four horse
% pks hardware. 10 bricks shingles 2454 redwood
mdse.
From Port Gamble psrJenny Pitts. August eth-BoIes
oried fish. 100 shingles N iaths 36l sos # lumber
From San Francisco City Of Sydney l1th22o
sk 20 bags potatoes bbs pork so bbs lard 200 bxs
fruit, 80 bills saimon 765 general mdse
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= on saInrdny morning lnst we y

scented by Mr.. A. W. Bush, grocer and provision
dealer, Fort street. with box containing several
pounds of delightfully."- favored and luscious Isabella
grapes which for size aud richness of flavor are
equal To any We have ever tasted We learn from
Mr.. Bush that he receives the grapes from Waluku,
boxes for family use, which he will he glad to sup
ply TO his customers. Mr.. Bush also informed us
that be is al The receipt of The best of fresh butter
IRON the same Island, per steamer every
Saturday morning, so that those desiring good
article of butter for table be supplied each
week
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~ We refer readers to the advertisement of
Mcssrs Lame & Co. To be found in another column
of to-dnys paper. announcing the arrival shortly of
the fine schooner Caroline Mcdau, from San Fran
CISCO ca route TO the South Pacific Islands She
will have quick dispatch from This port and her
superior accommodations will afford comfortable
quarters TO passengers who may avail themselves of
this fine opportunity TO visit of the principle
Islands Of the South Pacific
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS -Auong the ARR,

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs--Among the arrivals
by the P. NJ. S. s. City of Sydney from San Fran
cisco, we note that of Mr.. Jules Ratard. the sue
cessor to Mr.. Pernet, the Attache TO the French
Commissioner TO these Islands. We welcome Mr..
Ratard smOng us and hope be may find his official
as well as social residence here all that he could
wish. Mr.. Pernet, who has heid the position for
some time has endeared himself to people, by
bis urbanity of manner, and his social qualities as
gentleman, and we therefore regret to lose him.
Mr.. Pernet has been transferred by his Government
10 a new field in Japan, whittier he goes by the
September steamer, in which field we wish him
honor and success.
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~ More opium was captured yesterday, the
18th inst found in the possession OF two Chinamen
passengers from San Francisco by the City OF Syd.
ney. At the examination before his honor Judge
Jones of the Police Court, Tuesday morning
last, the same old story told.
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raz- Messrs. Nv. G. Irwin q Co. have moved thei

- heseis w u TWIN q TO- nave moved lhelr
Office into their quarters the lower floor of
tue new Masonic Temple, corner of Queen and
Fort streets. The new quarters of the above firm
are handsomely and conveniently arranged for the
transaction of business. The Office is fitted up with
TASTE and the spaciousuess OF the apartment is
wish the enterprisng firm success in their new
place, and If industry, competency. courteous
demeanor on all occasions aud business tact will
suffice, the firm OF w. 6. Irwin d Co must prosper
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= From Observation-Disclosures of information

- rIom d MISUNDERSTANDING OF information
obtained from valued friend We were led into an
error 10 last weeks issue in locating the Pahala
plantation, which is In Kau district Hawaii, not
knna as Incorrectly stated. The moon-struck chap
doing the local business for the Advertiser Ger
iainly ought TO "have rest" from repertorial
duties, which would afford him greater oppOrtuni-
lies TO attend certain evening entertainments more
congrnia to his tastes aud in which lie is reported
To take great delight.
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CORREcuON-Iu last weeks issue we announced

CoRRECTIoN.-In last weeks issue we announced
in our local columns the accidental death of Mr.
William Weight of Koolau, by being thrown
from HE horse, upon what we considered at the
lime reliable Information, but which we are
happy 10 say was uufouDded rumor. Our inform
ant in this instance was lady of responsibility
who believed The report as she received il, and
hence the mistake. II affords great pleasure to
announce that Mr. William Weight is alive and
well. The mistake occurred VT presume by con-
founding the of Weight with Wight inns
much as there occurred fatal accident TO gentle
man by The latter name. the Island of Hawaii
last week
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FRE.-We learn that fire took place in the cane
at Kappa, Kauai. which did damage to the amount
Of one thousand dollars according to estimates
made on the ground.
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The MEAs1Es.-While Ibis disease is going All

THE MEAsLEs.-While this disease is going all
over the group, and there great many cases.
We are pleased 10 learn that the malady is kept
within bounds and there are no fatal results. This
is encouraging when We take into account that the
disease Is not confined 10 children, but has also
visited middle aged persons well. We trust
people both native and foreign will be careful
10 observe with great all the instructions of the
Board of Health touching the treatment OF measles,
aud thus the fatal consequences of crelrssncss will
be avoided and the disease will SOON die out and
leave US unframed.
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~ 1t affords pleasure in announcing the re-
covery TO health of Capt REYNOLDS of the Likelike
from his recent illness. The Captain resumed
command OF his vessel yesterday and is now at his
posi- of duty, where he will be welcomed by his
many warm friends.
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CHINESE THEATER--Work has been commenced
on the Chinese Theater in this city The
structure is to be of wood but its dimensions we
have not yet obtained. II will be situate on the
Esplapad- in the of Mr.. George Lucas plan
ing mill. In This connection we may as well men
tion that the Christian Chinese of Honolulu have
also purchased piece of ground on Fort street on
" hich a church is To be erected shortly They paid
for the latter location the sum OF "a 500 We learn
Thus IL seems John Chnaman is doing his part
after all to promote the prosperity of Honolulu,
Notwithstanding the hue and cry against him by a
few carpers. For our own part We have always
thought that John has been "m more sinned against
than SHINING" and that his advent to these Islands
has been benefit instead Of curse, as some folks
would wish TO represent him.
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hlru- n Chs 81 Ssaiutg- h. c De rrtsrB. Con
-aaa--ai-a sar frzn1sc0 AnEusf @h. ~ Las m.
a. nanir - lhf4suEA stserNge passenger
- - Storage pas-ergers- lOoe
-l-.a.sl 1a-x1 and 80 s. Houoluln- August
ln -ad-z4zz -.is tru1 y theme - post light
Anc a-liFec ~ Eonoinlu. August ~
$3.50
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E His Majesty the King sailed for Kspaa,
Kauai, on board the steamer Lehua, on Tuesday
evening last.
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oPTUM.-We learn that another new case of
opium smuggling was before his honor Judge
Jones, on Monday morning last. Twenty-nine tins
nj the drug were discovered on board the American
bark Jenny Pitts. Who will father this Invoice we
did not learn. but we presume the vigilance which
detected the drug. will also unearih the party who
is engaged in the hazardous and contrabsnd busi-
ness Opium smuggling to be like the
consumption of alcoholic beverages, a thing that
may be punished. but cannot be suppressed. least
Tar these Islands concerned, ard This fact
has caused us TO change our opinion the qurs-
ton, should the sale of opium be licensed We
answer emphatically. yes. II will be better TO
license the sale Of the article since its importation
clandestinelv cannot be prevented and thus bring
revenue into the Golfers OF the government; or If
the next Legislative Assembly should be averse 10
legalizing the sale of opium, it viii be highly proper
10 alter The present law on the subject SO as tu
make the penalty for smuggling opium a fine in
stead of imprisonment. as the law is construed
BY the highest judicial tribunal IN the kingdom. II
The law had imposed money fine instead Of imprs-
onment for the offence of opium Smuggling the
government treasury would have been better off to
day, at the lowest calculation, from $40 900 To $50
600. exclusive OF the expense Of boarding the con
victB for this particular offence.
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~ Mr. Barlow will hold sale ct his auction
rooms at u N. to-day. of peaches, plums, pears,
aud other delicious California fruits just received
by steamer
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FOR SALE.
Notice to Sugar Planters.

vU<HE UNDERSIGNED, AS MEMBER OF
Il the STAFF OF the Hawaiian Government surveying
Party having carefully examined personally most parts
OF the several Islands OF Kingdom respectfully
offers services Planters and others who
require Railways, Tramways and other modes OF trans
sport, as Purchasing Agent, Advising Engineer.
He proceeds direct by this Steamer Boston. U. s. 81,
and having every facility for doing furnish
pcaton Plans Specifications and Estimates OF Cost for
Iron Bridges. Iron Houses Railways with Bridges and
Boiling Stock or all descriptions Also. Machinery 81
everdescripon for the manufacture OF Sugar and clean
ing and preparing Rce for Market Address In Boston,
LINCOLN CABOT, Civil Engineer,
Room .. No. r3I Devonshirr St.
-PS-rnquirIes addressed TO c. T. Quick in Honolulu,
will receive prompt attention
Honolulu. H. l.. May 10, 1879 80 Sm
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tE- The Postmaster General will dispatch mail
TO the Coast by the schooner Bonanza to-day or
tomorrow.
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~ The Purser of the City of Sydney will please
accept our thanks for favors extended.
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July II, 1879.
MoRTGAGggS NOTICE OF SALE.

HpY DIRECTION OF A. CARTWRIGHT.
D the Mortgage named In certain Indenture Of
Mortgage dated March 6th. A. D. 1873 made by Naoho
TX, and Maeka tvs bis wife, to said A. J. Cartwright
am directed to sell at public auction, on SATURDAY,
the sd day Of August. 1873 at ~ my Salesrooni In
Honolulu, all those three several and parcels Of
land situated Valance Island of Oahu, H. L., and
fully described in Royal Patent No $685. Kueana No
containing in all four and III chains And also
all that certain piece and parcel Of land situated at waa
aforesaid and fully described in Royal Patent
No. i7S, $685. containing 30s-l0O0 acres,
gether with the appurtehances to the above described
lands belonging. @. 5. BARLOW, Auct'r.
r. r. RICK RTON Attorney for MortgAgee. 76I
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~ On last Monday the llth inst, ground was
broken for the foundation to the new palace
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

HQY ORDER OF r. y. PRATT. Esq, EXEC
D ECUTOR Of the last will and testament Of E. T.
0'Halloran, decreased am directed sell ON SATUK-
DAY, the Both day day Of August 1879, u NJ, at my
Saesroom in the II Honolulu all thai piece
parcel Of land situate Waikiki OAHU and adjoining kA
piOan Park. Containing about Is There Is a New
and Substantial Dwelling House the premises Also,
Kitchen and Outhouses. Title perfect further par
ticulars enquire of c. s. BARLOW, Auct'r
CkCIL BROWN Attorney for Executor. 76l
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BORN
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

In this city July 25th, to the wife of KavanAgh e
Virginia City. NeTada.) son.
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MarshaI's Sale.

QpY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
issued of the Police Court of Honolulu, in favor
of g WEST against J. NJ CAMERON. for Sis 10 have
levied upon and shall expose fo sale al the Auctn Room
of c S. Barlow, On Saturday. the 10th day of
August IL O'Clock all the right title and intes
Of the said ]. NJ. Cameron. Of In and 10
SIX NEW SEwI "a MACHINES,
Unless said Judgment interest and be previously
ls6ed. W. T. PARkE Marshal.
c. Is. BARLOW, Auct'r.
July II, 4s79 757 1t