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IMPORTS.

FEoaf Porn GAaHE-Per Camden: Feb 2s-z7. 752 #
rough lumber, 33,l79 IT dressed lumber. 5000 posts
5000 shingles, 1G bbls salmon, "a b1s dried fish.
FRoG MIcBoSEsLAS IsLASDs-Per Morning Star. Feb &c
"a, 100 gals cocoa nut oil, 2 ZOO lbs cocoa nut rope, IL cords
wood, 2pkgs curios, and 4S pkgs sundries.l 2 ga
FROM SAN FRAScIsco-Per City OF New York, Feb ~
I,7s3 pkgs general mdse.
FROM san FESscIsco-Per Grace Roberts, Feb 2T-
$1,000 bricks.
FROM SAN FRAscIsco-Per Discovery, Feb 2S-M H
Jones 2 pkgs, Geo Lucas 10 pkgs, Mellis & Fishel 2 es, NJ
McInerny 156 hfbbls salmon, 5 cs, n j Rose 50 pigs.
Bolles L Co l90 bbls lime, q coils rope, 100 bags -four and
bran, Hip Wo Chung l. Co IS pkgs. ] Richardson 1 cs
shirts. Order 90 pkgs. 50 SKIS oats, 80 bxs tea, II Hackfeld
L Co 2 c., BOO bbls lime, r II Ravens 2 csks fixtures, Lew
ers e Dixon II pkgs, 200 NJ shingles, 1000 posts, Allen <
Robinson co doors, Wilder < Co $50 doors, 81 pkgs win
dows. 100 NJ bricks. 81 pkgs mdse. 7 cs powder. 3,079 posts,
200 NJ shingles. L Way 10 pkgs, Chas Long Is pkgs, q w
Macfarlane x Co 46 pkgs. MacfarlAne K Co log pkgs, Jink
Kee 81 Pkgs, J. Asieu loo bxs nut oil. 4 es, Brown & Co co
pkgs, Geo G Mclean Il pkgs. Dillingham; & Co III pkgs,
HOLSTER 4 Co 6 pkgs, zee Hop K Co 278 qr-sks flour, L
Lore x Bros 302 pkgs, Warehouse 50 bxs apples, Castle <
Cooke ca pkgs, J II Styles GO pkg5, Z p Adams 4 pkgs, T
II Davies 123 pkgs, 4 mules, L o Hall * Son 16 pkgs,
Henry May SIS pkes, Z HonschlAeger & Co 4 cs, @ Along
o cs manufd wood, c H Judd 50 bags bran. 40 bales hay,
II s GFinbaum & Co AIS pkgs, W @ Irwin 4 Co 25 pkgs,
J Mott 4 Co 30 pkgs. Hyman Bros 65 pkgs. Chum Yuk
Eee 2 CO tobacco, A w Pierce &C bales hay, J T Water
house 30 pkgs, 50 mules.
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be made. TIE British Government should be sound
ed. That would cost nothing but a little labor, and
might lead, as in the repeated trials for a reciprocity
treaty with the United States, to n happy termina
ton.
VIII our Government move in the matter? VIII
our merchants and planters take any steps to secure
that supply OF labor which viii enable them to CON-
pete successfully with the rest Of the verdi Nothing
can be done unless by united action an opportunity
for such combination seems to have presented itself.
There is a gentleman now in Honolulu who has been
many years a resident Of Mauritius. He is here on
business relating to the sugar interests Of that island
aud has kindly permitted me to say that he will be
happy to afford any information that may be of inter
est to the planting community Of these Islands.
Thanking you, Mr.. Editor, for your courtesy in
granting me this opportunity Of expressing my
thoughts,
lam, your very obedient servant,
GopEREx~RHoDRs*
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Tue SUBJECT discussed in the letter Of the Hon.
Dir. Rhodes, which appears in another part OF
to-day's paper, is one Of paramount importance,
and should command the thoughtful attention of
all-of the friends or the Hawaiian race, with q
view to its recuperation Of the members OF the
government, from a sense Of duty and OF the
planters, in view Of their own interests. Surely
no sensible man can doubt that the system Cor no
system) OF immigration now being pursued,
whereby large numbers Of male Chinese are
brought here as labOrers on our plantations,
while it supplies n temporary pressing demand
on the part Of the agriculturists, will, in the
end, prove the destruction Of the native race.
And besides, the great majority of the Chinese
immigrants will get out Of plantation employ as
soon as possible. Experience amply shows this.
The East Indian, on the other hand, emigrates
with bis wife, seldom aspires to be anything but
q plantation labOrer, and will assimilate with the
Hawaiian, being Of a cognate race. We believe
sincerely that the prospective good is well worth
another earnest endeavOr to procure an immigra-
ton from India. The Importance of the subject
of labor so closely connected with our future
success or failure, would certainly warrant the
calling of n convention of planters to consider it,
and in conjunction with the government devise
plan Of action.
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lL0Ne fHR WHARYEs.

The Amer missionary packet Morning Star. just in from
n cruise 70 Micronesia. Is at Tfbbets & SOrenson's wharf.
The Amer bktn = A FaIkinburs, lying atthe old Custom
House wharf. has taken what cargo has been offered, and
will sail to-day for Portland, D.
The Haw Blk Kalakaua t. at the same wharf, and will
have her cargo an Out Monday. when she win be ready
for any frelsht for San Francisco
The Amer Bktu EiIa & at Brewer h Co.'S wharf, dis
charging
The American bktne Discovery, which arrived yester-
day, has hauled into tn EsplAnade. opposite the Custom
Houze. and will commence discharging this morning.
Capt. A. Fuller. formerly Of the bark d c Murray, is in
command.
The Raiatea sehr Vivid Is also at the same wharf AMI
viii sail to-day for Pannfng's Island with supplies. &c.
The Haw brig Violet Is at the Esplanade, and viii sail
to-day for E1iee Island. TO get the crew OF the late Haw
sehr Mana. and to complete the voyage of the said vessel,
In search OF lAborers-
The Amer Blk Edward James Is also at the Esplanade,
with her cargo all out We understand that she Is to be
fitted for n whaler.
charging q cargo Of lumber.
Al the steamboat wharf the British bark Lady LAmpson
Ia discharging coal
The tOpsatl schr EustAce Is In the stream, and viii sail
for San Francisco next week
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MEMORANDA.

EAx FnIxc1sco-Arrfved Feb 10Th, Am topsaiI sehI
", hence Jan sdh Feb I4th. Am sehr RoSaEio. hence
az Isth-
oHr TowNzESD-Arivsd. Feb 1Oth, Ana bark Busna
nta. hence Jan I'm.
Feb 6th. Am bark Mary Good
lha hence Sept 9Th.
VrcronII. h CARVED. Feb 17th, Am bark Alice Reed.
= ce Jan 11th-
-OEaxoSs-Arrved Jan md. Am bark Herbert Black,
ce Nov 18Th
EEEKA-Arrved. Jan 18th. Am bkins Monitor. hence
5sAI0th.
3nr G.snGE-Arrived Feb 3. Am bEtne Jos Perkins.
bre Jan IL
GoxEx-Jan 18th, lat 30 y. long Il W. British ship
rnfaer, from Liverpool for this port.
x British bark Madura. stanton, hence Sept 2d for
snstown. with a load Of guanO. put into Pernambueo
trt Jan 10th in a lesky condition
cPour or BACK DISCOVERY, A FULLER, MISTER
sasan Franeisco Wednesday. Feb 9Th, at 12h a m, in
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% NAEAL. Go
II p NJ s Opal, Robinson.
MkRcmkNTNEN.
! Haw 81 Kalakaua, Jerks
Haw hk Matte Macieay. Pope rn..
Am bkfns , a FIkiahnrs Asbbart
unwhHnn bgtne Pamxrs
IHaW bRfne Violet. Anderson
I. BritAh bark Lady Lampson. Marsfcn
An bkfne EuA Brown
An t1paall schr Eustacs, Bofe
Am bark Edward James, OBnsu
tRAlatea schr Vivid, sweet
lAm bark Camden. Robinsan
Am hgtne Morning. Star, Bray
Am hktne Grace Roberts, Olsen
Pan bktne Discovery. Fuller
= WHALES AND TRAbKRs.
Am sehr Lolefa
"a IN schr dsn fIErneJ, TrfPP ID. = Il. ..
Idaw schr GcgannfA ptani
law brig Onward
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BIRTHS.
II
THE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL 0btrtiser
SATURDAY, r. l

The DISASTER which has overtaken the British
in South Africa, particulars of which will be
found in our news columns) must of course, lead
to the eventual subjugation of the Zulu Kafics.
But this war in Africa is q more serions affair
.han that in Afghanistan. The Kafirs are q
warlike race, t~olerably familiar with the use of
fire arms, and can put an army of 40, 1000 fighting
men in the field, while Lord Chelmsford, the
British commander, cannot muster above 3 900
Europeans. He had recrossed the frontier, and
was standing on the defensive. The position is
critical, and achievements will be hurried for
ward from India and from England.
The most important measure passed in the
Congress of the Great Republic during the pre-
sent session, is the Anti Chinese Bill, the effects
of which-ifit shall become a law by the ap-
prevail of the President-wili be to almost en-
tirely put q stop to the influx of MongoIians to
California. The vote in the Senate Tin which
body it had been prophesied that the ri would
be killed) stood l55 ayes, of which As were Re-
publicaRs; and 70 nays, of which 20 were De-
iIoerats. Opinions of the press differ as to
whether the President viii veto the measure /;
but it is known that he has expressed himself to
the effect that some legislation was necessary to
protect the Pacific Coast against the inroads of
the Mongolian parasite. EVarts, of the Cabinet,
Is known to be opposed to the bill.
THERE lie trouble with the Indians at Alaska,
which the United States committed the blunder
of purchasing from Russia some twenty years
since. After keeping up q military force at Sitka
for a number of years, in a fit of economy the
troops were Withdrawn and now that the In
diana have risen, under the pressure doubtless
of wrongs received ut the hands ofrum-dealing fur
traders, the American citizens residing there are
calling for aid. a petition, signed by the three
or four hundred people of Sitka, has been pre-
scented to the commander of q British man-of-
war lying in the harbor OF Esquimalt, asking
to go TO their assistance, to protect their
lives from a threatened attack by the Indians.
lie will no doubt 60, for " blood is thicker than
water" The U. S. war vessels in the Pacific
are all on a cruise to South America. The Ala
OF Feb. Is, has q scathing article on the subjccs,
in which it says: What a farce is this nom
present feet"
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CHAMnERs. CIRcplryUpcE.sE SEC

II ond Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands. In the ESTATE
OF J. b. HlRSr OF Haiku, Maui, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF CHAs. II. ALENAH-
DER, asking that last Viii and Testament OF J. q. Hirst, late
Of Haiku, Maui, deceased, be admitted 10 Probate. and that
Letters Testamentary be issued to said Chas. ii. Alexander
and Robert Mitchell.
IL is ordered that MONDAY, the 10th Ct March, 1879, at II
A. NJ, at the Court House in Makawao, be set as the time and
place f- hearing said petition, and any objections that may
be offered thereto, and all parties interested are hereby notined
to attend. ABR.
Circuit Judge, I'd Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands.
Lahaina, Feb. llth, 1873. felo Sc
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NOTICE.
u,HE uNDERsIGNEn BEG LIZA

VWNHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO
4 notify the public that they have perfected their arrange
ments, and are now prepared 10 furnish to consumers any and
all kinds Of Stock Feed, viz: Wheat, Dat, Barley, Alfalfa and
Manienie Hay; Oats, Bran, Barley, Wheat, Corn, Middlings,
Min-feed, Oil Cake Meal, Cracked Corn, etc. etc. Having a
FIRsT-CLASs MILL, we are prepared 20 fill all orders for
Germ Meal, or any Kind of Ground Grain Orders lett for
Mixed Feed, i. G., Hay Cut and Grain Ground, baeged and
delivered, Will be promptly attended TO. Ground Graia is
from fifty to one hundred per cent. more economical than
Whole Grain, TO feed 10 stock. We have a large and commo-
dious Warehouse, 150x50, near the Steamer Wharf, where we
can accommodate persons who require storage; and our build
ing is rain proof, rat proof and wind proof. Also. a Stock
Yard attached TO our Warehouse. where we are prepared to
accommodate Mules, Horses. ETC., and guarantee them plenty
Of Good Feed and attention, at reasonable rates. Plantation
orders, as well as all others. will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. OFFICE on Fort Street, next door to
Lucas New Shop
mil 6m LAME & co,
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ve..eI. for HonoIuIa from ForeIgn Ports.

vesseIs for Honoiulu from Foreign Ports.
Ger biz Alster. Liverpool. dine
Ger Blk Lnufae, from Bremen, due Mar 10th
Brit BIZ JaiInh Rookh, Glasgow, due Nay 1910
Arm bk Martha Davis, Bosuon. due March 1925
VI d NJ . Triumph, Flag ship -
An Scr Wssern Home, HnnhOiit, via Kahuius arrived a.
KaAuluf I'd % AN-AHN aa =
Am bk Morr1 Castle, New York, dae May 1881
Brit bk Chocola. Hougkong. due
Haw brtne storm Bird, south Sea Islands. dGs Mar Is
Am scar Dashing Wave. 3 y. for lilo, 10 sal FEB 10
Am schr Venus, San Francisco via Hambeht
Am bk Harmiou, Burrards Inet
Bird ship GleniGer, Lverpood, due May 2o-24
Dutch ~ Carl Augustn, Bombay, oyerdae
Brit bk Dovsnby, 0taarow, 70 si FEB
Am .shr I4 waaEiey, Gaano Islands, due Ma 1851
An bk Atalanta, Part Gamble, for HiIo
An sopaaiI sehr W II Meyer, san Francisco, due
An o. Cumfnr, Honrksng. due March bio N
AN stmf Car ofsydney, sydney, dne MarlT .rH|
Brif mmr LnA4rdLa. San frnneaca dn9 Mar "a
Am bxdrnn<ns T1nnndr2- san Rrancnro AaA& ~
An ahip Robe Dixon, san Ffancsco, due Mar $40, for Cuano
Islands
Ar baEk n W Amy. Saa Pranei1eo, due Mar $40
I'm bkcnc Enrmn Augusta. Sac EnncGeo, via kahuiui
An ship Gov Goodwin, 0asIsw
im bark James Cheston, Port Gamble, das Mar $40
IN tern Hera. Astoria
IN pAr Rasario. San Francisco, 10 sail about Mar
I'm akne Jos Perkins, Fort Gamble. % sail FEB -
IN hknns Cakherna sudden, Newcastle, N 5W
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EMpLOYMENT WANTED !

yayHE UNDERSIGNED SEEKS EMPLOY
ment as Copyist, Writing up Accounts. or any similar
work. Legal Copying carefully done.
mil At c. II. S Garden Lane.
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N0TICE

u&HE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF LAME s.
II o'BRlEN. is hereby dissolved. Laine & Co. viii as
sumo all the Indebtedness OF the firm Of Lame & o'Brien.
r.. w. LAME.
mil 81 j. O'BRIEN.
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NOTICE.

NJ ALL MEN By THESE PRESENTS
N that I, The undersigned, hereby strictly prohibit and
forbid all persons from trespassing upon, or taking Pigs,
Cattle, or Horses, branded or unbranded; Birds Of every kind;
and from cutting Timber from the lands hereinafter specified,
situate in Hamakua, Island of Hawaii, TO wit opihilala,
Kskaalaea, Hauola, Paauilo, Kohoalele, Manowaikohao,
ksao,K ekualele, Kukaiau. Kaawikiwiki, and Kainehe.
Legal proceedings will be taken against all parties iohing-
ing on my rights. mil CHAS. MOTLEY.
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LOST

a PORTMANTEAU.I IN CANVAS
"a Cover, marked J. T. A. Supposed to have becn taken
from the City Of New York by mistake. If the finder will send
word to John I. Arundel. Hawaiian uoiei, he will he liberal
IL rewarded. 1t
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Sausases!!

c~AUS4GES READY TO BE ID
On TuesdAys, Thursdays and saturdays, 10 al those
wishing something rool for Breakfast. Leave your orders
with fmhI inn @. s. HouGHTAILING, fioteI st,
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NOTICE.

RLY OF THE BOARD
"A OF TRUSTEES of the Queens Hospital will be held at
the Room of the Chamber of Commerce THIS DAY, SAT-
URDAY, March LIST, at IL A. NJ. Per Order,
1t +. A. SCHAEFER, Sec,y.
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CHAMBERs. CIRCuIr JUDeE. SEC

ond Judicial District, Hawaiian Islands. In the ESTATE
OF J. S. GREEN Of Makawao. Maui, deceased.
On reading and dling the petition cf + r. II
Administrator Of the Estate OF J. :. Green Of Makawno. Maui,
deceased, asking that his accounts be approved and that he be
discharged from further responsibility in the matter.
1t is ordered that MONDAY, the 10th Of March, 1879, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, at the Court House In Makawao, be set as the
time and place for hearing said petition, and any ohjcctions
that may be OF red thereto. and all parties interested are here
by notified 10 attend. ABR. FORNANDER,
Circuit Judge, ID judicial District, Hawaiian Islands.
Lahaina, Feb. S, 1879, fl5 81
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REST AND COMFORT FOR THE WEARY

NNyEA NO To FUR
Wv NISH the Ne Plus Ultra " Spriog Bed Bottom on
short notice.
For comfort, durability, cleanliness and economy, we claim
superiority.
Every Bed will be fully warranted. These Beds are on
exhibition and for sale at DILLtNGHAM a. CO.'S,
Agents.
mil or of the manufacturer, b. r. FARRAR.
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gtaal advertisements.

SUPREME COURT oFTHEHAwAIfAN
g Islands, in Probate. In the ESTATE OF HENRY
GORDON. of Wsialca, Oahu, deceased, intesiaie. Before MIR.
Justice McCully.
On reading and filing the petition OF ROBERT HAiSTEAD
Of walaluA, Oahu, alleging that Henry Gordon Of WRisiua,
Oahu, died inIestate at Maalua, Oahu, on the fihh day Of
February, A, u. 1879, leaving property bat 10 will, and pray
ing that Letters of Administration issue 20 w. II. Castle, aud
Of Guardianship OF the property OF the minor children.
1t is ordered that WEDNESDAY, the 5h day Of March, A.
d. 1879, be and hereby Is appointed for hearing said petition
before said Justice, in TIE Court Room Of this Court. nj Homo
lulu, at which time and place all persons may appear and
show cause, IL any they have, why said petition should ma be
granted. and that this order be Published IN the Hawaiian
and Engheh languages for three successive weeks In the Pacific
Commercial Advertiser and Kuokoa newspapers In Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, H. l., Feb. 10Th. A. d. 1879.
LAWRENCE McCuLLY,
Attest, Justice Of the Supreme Court.
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. feI5 81
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NOTICE.

ENHE SUBSCRIBERS To THE PROS
4 PECTUS Of the HONOLULU TEMPERANCE READ
ING ROOM ASSOCIATION, and all others who may feel an
interest in the movement, are requested TO meet this (Satur-
dayl Evening, at : O'Clock, for the purpose Of organization. 1t
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EXPORTS.

For Sydney, per City Of New York, Feb 2G-I62 bales
pulu, 2 pkgs mdse. Value domestic Sl541 &c.
For San Francisco, per Alphonsine Zelie, Feb 2G-7l74
pkgs sugar, 80 es kerosene oil, 2 csks Koolau rum. Value
domestic $43 ,954-21.
For San Francisco. per Bonanza, Feb 27-327O pkgs
sugar. Value domestic S22 1891.
L
III this city, Feb. 10th, to the wife OF Mr.. Jas. W.
MCGUIRE n son.
At Waikiki. February n. 1879. to the wife Of A. j. Cart.
wright, jr, q daughter.
DIED.
WAYSE-Feb II. Of consumption, on board bark KAla-
kaua, GEORGE q. WAYNE, Of Philadelphia
SPooNER-At Kalihi. near Honolulu, Feb. 25th, MARY
KAULUSAHA, wife Of Mr.. j. SpOoner. aged 80 years.
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Elk v

Elk DISCOVERY.
CORDAGE. Assorted Sizes.
I'VE which gives us a Full Assortment. For sale by
mkt B0LLES q co.
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FOR SALI

TEvHOSE NJ IN HILO.
n opposite the Court House, suitable for a frst-class Hotel.
All in good order and repair. Apply to
J. IL COMFY, Honolulu,
No II Or c. RICUARDSON HiIn.
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LIME! LIME!!
Xxx DISCOVERY. 200 BBLS. Received
-RL this day. For sale by (mhD BOLI.ES & CO.
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POTATOES
DER STMR CITY OF NEW YORK. A
III fine lot and in nrst-rate condition. For sale by
mil B0LLES & co.
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CURRENT IlIIMOis.

fIs uot truo that II has oyer yet hnNn aa'
lataetpIiN explained why l'ahY always e"'a
tho reputation Of hoiug like he richest netn q
hnt ni thu family
ho,tns here y Merchant We DO. eutr.
Nat 'Ihfu. 10 ithoiR' pnt mo ~ ~"
srhl1aloei" l'qn@ti
Reverend stranger. pointing 70 the Madi-
asu Avenue Garden What church n that,
nv lad T' Nnwahny "tIo ~ you please
church pil Have n paper
Gamha4n twhn haa brought ono Of ha
paintings wv the rThil1iti"nf Mr curt. have
thought one IT my datntinat works, n perfect
gem If ~ say II MI Curt ~. ih'nE N"Nt
piritrof CnmhnEe II delighted, hnd 9aNR
he'l hang II on the limo, II ITS All the Ran"
10 cunt.
II, waa 4 liitIa follow ana M waa from M
Louie. an,l thoso two hiH Eh'eag" tnngha
Thought thoy had - soft thing IN Knocking,
IN hai IN hut whom they dta MI. ~ luai
sailed into them III tiHo Rtyla. and IN less thhl
| two minutes ha was tho wnrst whipped man
that nvnl wanted tn got back M ~ Louis
"And how ID ynui uriphhot. Mrs Brown.
| incurred one nirolv @dtnaoad unighhot al an
ether "Shn - we'll enough, aHplnae- /
\ haven't aeon har IL sPnRk - h"l far Eis
weeka : why. Thought You ~" wete"n he
mnat friendly tnrna. Wolf. W. uanl to "" /.
I'M wo ynoy changed arryauta Naw Haven
! Register
Alta ahoomatera hnIl IL Philadelphia 4 re5
paItnr III WI that feet VI every EiEH. from 4
mn, 'hp' ~ W n ii LIE, ~, Ven, ~, iha
haiH'a ~ '0't F",'' i,, th ,,,atn Thnv
nen' ~ h'' n''nf WIN , ,,,iI WV, VIZ
waved warn! Ao'' !" eNne ,,.is,, II,
mNl taafn'nR. ~ M"7 =
lhlvl9o'1
Tho ancient jill" aEalnat 'i,H Young 'aal Wpt
was only liRGnrnl I'n'a t''M ,uh'''''s
W. ~" h'nlS y NJ" II, ~,
ea'np n'''''iie. ~ thn 'r,o
ten nekhh - = N'7iiA t ft,,,tt ha,z,
ti"nai .fhnnl MAD .au A.'''t ,,n tn.,,fl
Won gov lF.'f9'n .,-,i,,,
YOU ~ " ''F,' ..,.,,,,.
A Young physician WHO ha'i WHl"nH h's
tnlY VT thH origin ~ NrnlflN aaS"h ~ ~
physician petint-aian t" submit IN" manu-
H5ript FIJI his inspection ani elitt"iam Y
permission WaE granted amt the nAhlisvrip
forwarded. Its opening ttno@ w"lNt Mos
aa4urediy the ltrat doctor ~ h" world Wa
Cam" ihn old physician rnaa "" tM1thn'
French Newspaper.
Tho story 10 told ef a clergyman that ATTIC
nrna,hnu IN interesting s,u MON nm tfa "IG
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-AIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= teh OF Orleans No. l0.f9S BY virtHh OF Il
writ Gf seizure aud sale. TO me directed by the
honorable the sixth btstrie Conrt t"r pa[ish
af Orleans, in the above emitted cause,
/ will proceed to sell at public ancion.
u tho Merchants and A4etion,"@Ts. "a, *
tomhouse s'reets In tn Second Di7Jrtef Of this
city. IN SATURDAY January T. l8so IT i
o'clock m. the following described prouerty g
" A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together
with all tie buildings and impFovementf
theTeon and appnrtenances thereof cit
uated in the Third pistiict OF this city
Gpsgnafad by the number Twelve ia square
number eight bounded BY LeaReps. France
Gre,stmen aud Gaps streets, on plan datet
Sautefnb-r g 1872 said lot forming the corner
Of Lessepa and Greafmen streets. measnrinI
tweuty--ix feet seven riches and five and one
E half lines front on Lesseps etreet by one hun
bred and eight feet in depth and front on Great
III n street.
| Seized In the above suit.
| Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUh.
| Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
] dele Is 80 JAG Is IT