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The War in Africa.

The causes witch led to the serious war which
now exists between the English and the Zulus
in Africa, and which has latteriy been 50 disastrous
to the forces of the former,-have been but little
understood by de world ct large. But the Vest
| minister Reriec, (aliberal periodically furnishes some
information on thesubject which will be interesting.
The war grew on Of incidents to the annexation OF
the Transvaal reTublic to the British South African
| Colonies. It WIS found, after this event, that n
| strip of the annexed territory had always belonged
to the Zulus. The Colonial Government (Cape
Colony arbitraed with the Zulu King, whose name
the WestmiHstT RsrfeU gives az hatshEayo, and
not Cetywayo, as commonly printed-and the arbi
traitors decided tina the disputed land did belong 10
the Zulu Kingdom But Sir Bartle Frere, the Gov
ernor Of Cape Col'ny, interposed conditions which
Katshwayo could not accept without becoming .
yassal Of England. md be declined them. The con-
ditions were tina, th. Zulus should pay q hne OF 500
oxen, surrender some captives, pay damages to the
Beers, whom he had despoiled before the annexation,
disband his army. lake back the expelled mlssiona-
ries, and worst Of all, allow an agent Of Eugland to
reside in ZulnlanG. with supreme power to ssttle all
disputes that MAJ arise between the Zulus and any
European, binding Katshwsyo not 10 expel any
European without the consent OF such British agent
He was also required to give up the only seaport
from which ths Zulus can obtain arms and ammuni-
ton, ST. Lucie bay. The hard terms were promptly
rejected, and Katshwayo ordered the English to
evacuate Fort Luneberg, which IS on the disputed
territory. This was refused, and the Zulus at once
went to war, s, far with marked success. 1t appears
that the Zulu army is $4,000 strong. well disci-
plined, composed of troops who have been in service
constantly for many years, and armed with modern
muskets and artillery, both of which they know how
to use. The English have but 1000 to oppose them,
and there is no reliance upon the native tribes in
Cape Colony, VIII, are all in dread of the Wsrlike
Zulus.
The British Parliament has voted s. 100000 as a
first installment 70. the conduct of the war. But
it is likely to cost them ten times as much and a
great loss of life before Katshwayo is subjugated, as
his country is next to impenetrabie by European
troops, and transportation from the colonial towns
most expensive. Ir 1876 the European or white
population of Cape Colony was 236 600. 1t may
of 10000 men. Th, finances of the colony are not
the best. The debt s S25, 000, 900, the expenditures
(1877) S17 .225, 900 and the revenue $13, 150.O 900.
England will have Ia supply most of the money and
q large contingent Of the troops required.
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oMMERCIA
RRLDAT APRH IL ~

We do not note any Improvement IN local business
since the opening of the quarter, nor is the settlement Of
quarterly accounts being attended 10 with that prompt
ness which n destrnble, and that would. II faithfully car
rfsd cut. remove the bugbesr Of the system that pervades
cur community. II IL plainly evident that we have ar
rivee afa critical point In the commercial history Of
these Islands that has not before been experienced to our
knowledge. wherein 30 much depends upon the success
fuI efforts Of one individual. backed By the successful
yield % our plantations. II t. = matter Of mutual con
grztuintiou therefore among planters and business men
that the rainfall throughout the group has been such a.
10 remove all misgfVtngs Is % the prospects Of the crops.
both the one now maturing and that recently planted.
On the return Of settled fair weather. we look for free
arrivals Of produce from all points Of shipment, abouta1
Of the plantstions being now At work but the recent in
terruptions to the eoazting trade have had the effect Of
clearing our market entirely Of the finest grades Of
sugars
shipping movements for the week have been somewhat
free. A. the list Of arrivals and departures will show.
This. together with the business Of discharging previous
~ arrived eArgOes. has had an enlivenIng effect on the
city front. We note the cargo Of the Martha Davis. from
Boston. IL being turned out In splendid order, a. Is also
that Of the Alster. from Liverpool.
b the arrival ofthe American Girl from San Francisco
on the 9Th inst. we have dates to the 22nd uIt., showing
slight changes in the market for Island produce.
s~UoAR-sales Of coo kegs Island, from second hands,
reported a. &C. to TAe-
MoLAssEs quOtable az 15c to Ice, with Isc for choice.
RfcE-Sales Of coo bags Island at &c and 400 bags at GSc
are reported. the market being quotable at exc to exc.
CoFFKE-Kona not quoted the market rates ranging
from 15he Tor Costa Rfea. zoe for Rio. up to SOC for Mocha
Our next arrival from'San Francisco viii be the Bo-
nanza. en- route for waianae, for which place she has q
full cargo q material for the Wainnae. Sugar Co. She
was to follow the American Girl as soon as all herfreight
was on board, and the AIphonsfne Zelie would follow on
the arrival Of the steamer City Of Sydney. Several other
vessels were up for this port
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An ERRONEOUS impression appears to have
obtained with the public as to the nature of the
existing verbal understanding between the Haw-
allan Government and the Pacific Mail Company.
The appropriation made by the last Legislature
as a subsidy for ocean steam service, was S18 900
per annum for two years. This appropriation
was placed at the disposition of the Ministry;
but so far, no contract has been made with the
Pacific Mail Company. Up to the present time
they have only been paid at the rate of SO. 900
per annum. rs We have said. there is no sub
sisting contract whereby the COmpany's boats
are required to remain in this port any specified
time, or indeed, to touch here at all. And on
the other hand and for the same reason, the gov
eminent may, in its discretion, pay the subsidy
to any other line which shall perform the requi-
site service.
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MEMORANDA.

n SAN 10. Am bktue Const-
- ! sutton, hence Feb 1 March %, Am bktne Ella, hence
March A March 20, Am tpsl schr, Eustaee. hence Mar 5.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10. Am schr Western Home,
hence March g.
AFss ,5 80 On MsFI@ATStysSIMsT G Am ;ShT Le.itia,
q San Francisco
" Huo. HxwAu-sailed-April 4. Am bk Atalanta. for
q Port Gamble Al same date Am schr DashIng Wave was
+" leading for San Francisco.
RERoaT or Ar VIZ BARK HUSTER, b T HoMAS, MAsrER-
at-saled from San Francisco Dec %. 1873, and touched at
% % q = Msrs. leland Law TIRE fanr =, 49, ansr 49, = 2 eNo[, 11
Wnhumpbaek whales every day killed four and saved three.
Three searnen lowered our cunning dinkey one night and
~ xasscrted- Every vhAleahip that touched at these islands
or wood lost men, The shore people take good care Of
Ae deserters, and employ them at wOod-eutting and
thar work III splendid place TO lose men At. for the
rashes are very handy 10 the shore. Left the Maria Isl
tnda Feb Is, and anchored at Clarion Island on the 18th
Saw n good show Of humPbaeks chased four days and got
me whale caught . plenty Of Ash. and saw great num-
1era Of large leopard sharks around the ship and killed
Sole rauy OF them- Left Clarion Island on FEB u. March1s
- -o41 p N. saw and lowered our boats for a large sperm
Fhals, which We chased four hours to the y Z. but he
vas going TO windwzrd faster than the boats could pull
n Eh1s was ten miles east Of Kauai. Had light y Z wind
nd fine weather and a long passage, arriving At Homo
idu March IS. all well, with 50 bbIs humpbackoiI. Saw
% other vessels
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O TIE

Tht British bark choeoIA is at the Old C~ustom-hOuse
wharf. with her cargo about all cut. She is for sale,
freight, or charter
At Brewer 4 Co.'S wharf the Am bark d C Murray is
loading for San Francisco. TO sail soon. The Am bark
Martha Davis has her cargo most all out. and Will be
ready 20 receive freight for HOngkOng soon, Offering q
good chance for shippers 10 that port to send their freight
IN = nae hrstelaas vessel. The Am sehr General Harvey
II also sitting to 60 North, TO sail shortly.
The Am bark MarmiOn IL discharging q cargo Of lun-
Der al Allen 4 RObinson's wharf.
The Am sehr American Girl. at the EspIanAde opposite
The custom-house, is diseharging an assorted cargo from
San Francisco.
The An bark Crusader. at the Old Steamship wharf, has
nearly all OF her cargo from Hongkong discharged.
Ths German bark Alstsr lies Just below. disehArging a
general cargo Of European goods and just beyond. the
Am bkfne jos Perkins In dlscharging q cargo Of lumber.
At the Steamship wharf the P NJ s s Alaska has nearly
completed her repairs She Is advertised TO sail to-
day for Yokohama and HongkOng.
Tia British steamship Australia will be due from the
Colonies on Monday. en- route TO San Francisco.
Our next mail from San Francisco may be looked for at
any hour BY either the Bonanza or Alphonsine Zelie.
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The LETTER Of the Hon. Mr.. Gibson, which
appears in another part Of to-day's paper, con-
cludes with some stirring and eminently just
remarks upon a subject to the consideration OF
which this Journal, as well as Mr.. Gibson him.
self, has frequently and earnestly directed the
attention of our government and people-the
equalization of the sexes. We trust that his
and other able pens in our community, will con-
tinue the agitation Of this matter of so vital
interest to the future welfare of the country,
until the requisite public opinion is aroused to
ensure decided action. At present, it would ap-
pear that the most promising field to which we
may look for a supply of females to equalize the
proportion of sexes, is in tire South Sea Islands,
where it will be remembered that the Storm5ird
on her last voyage, procured more female than
male immigrants. And we are informed that
they have generally given satisfaction TO those
who have employed them as servants.
In this connection we may remark, that while
the prejudices of caste will prevent the East
Indian Coolie from amalgamating with any other
race, no such difficulty is found with the Chinese
or the Portuguese immigrant. Wherever the
Portuguese have gone as cOlonists, they have in
varably /" increased and multiplied"
As to the immigration Of a number Of the
freedmen OF the South with their families, to
meet the pressing demand for labor here,-we
certainly would DO glad to see them come, if they
can be got without difficulty, and without Gre
ating any i'll feeling among Southern agricul-
turists. But we may add that we have recently
seen in print the statement that in some of the
Southern States it was proposed to legislate for
the purpose of discouraging attempts to procure
the emigration OF the freedmen.
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Supreme Court Calendar.
CASES HEARD AT THE APRIL TERM.


Mr.. JuSdce McCuIly presiding. His E~xcellency Edward
Preston. Attorney General. for the Crown
HAWAIIAN JURX-CrvIL CASES.
April 7th-Kaniho (l vs.. KslAaukspu; replevin for 8
sitting as : Court Of oahu. Verdict for the piaintia for
the mule and sloo damages: Exceptions TO the verdict
n. Hakalaea vs.. Kzihkole kl; ejectment. The plaintiff
having gone through his evidence, the jury under direc-
ton Of the Court rendered q verdict without retiring
Bickerton for defendant
April sth-Kalauao VS.. Hiksslsni Hebron. sdministrs;
trix OF kaiaeone, deceased; ejectnent, Pi2lntifs counsel
submitted TO q nonsuit. Castle L Hatch for plaintiff, c.
Brown and E. Preston for defendant.
Ikalia tkl guardian of KanakaokAi Aikaula VS.. Kopses
tw) and AarOns her husband: ejectment. In this case it
Thsr y md tSs fstSeS 81 tss dsfsnSsnt. and the Court
the exchange had been made between the parties without
an; any S assdi in es posse aEi%n Of up t the l RaSsses ef Ua 00ee ii fEr o1sr
twenty yesSs, that the plaintiff was estopped from resoy-
dict for the defendant, three dissenting Mr.. HOlOkahiki
for plaintiff, A. s. Hartwell for defendant
ST Piena VS.. Allan rwl. Before Mr., Justice Mecully
without q jury. Libel for divorce on the ground Of de,
the case sustained by the evidence AID granted decree OF
April sth~Msiailua VS.. ]. w. Keliikipi, administrator.
&c: action to recover certain articles of furniture said TO
time of his death. belonging to the plaintiff. Appeal
from decision of Chief Justice Harris sitting as $ Court
one dissenting. Mr.. Hatch for the defendant noted his
sers KanekaLe tw3 VS.. Pahia tk); libel for divorce on
the ground of desertion.. Decree OF divorce absolute
granted. j.. l. haulukou o nDSliant-
Kauwe VS.. Lui Kekua: libel for divorce on the ground
of desertion. Continued to next term.
Nakeu IL VS.. Rahela tw) libel for divorce on the
ground of desertion. After hearing the evidence the
Court granted decree of divorce absolute. J. l.. ksulu-
kou for libellant.
Poohiio (wl VS.. PuamAnai libel for divorce on the
ground of adultery. Decree of divorce absolute granted.
j. L. Kaulukou for hbellant.
Kane Ok VS.. Kali (w); libel for divorce on the ground
of adultery. Decree of divorce absolute granted.
April 1Oth-In the matter of the estate of Charles Ia
nains, deceased. Before Chief Justice Harris and Hon
L. McCully, J. Appeal from the decision of Chief JUS
tice Harris to a jury, on the claim of Pamahoa (w). This
case occupied the whole day, the jury retiring at eight
minutes past 6 p m, and at : they returned into Court
with q nanimou verdict for the appellant Pamahoa. ].
NJ. Davidson for appellant; W. C. Jones, Castle K Hatch,
Cecil Brown and others for the contestants.
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United States Consul for Honolulu.

The .alta's special from Washington. under date
Of March 18th, says:
"John L. Morton, who was to-day nominated to be
Colsul at Honolulu, is a son Of the late Senator
Morton. He has lived in California for several
years, and was also Special Agent Of the Treasury
Department for some time at the fur seal islands OF
Alaska"
A subsequent dispatch, says that the nominations
By the President, among which is the above, were
on the 18th referred to the appropriate Senate Com
miffee
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vs..sI. rsr HenoIuIa from Foreign Port..

vessels for Hsaolula from Foreign Ports.
Ger ~ Louise, Bremen, due
BrE bk Lauah Rookh, Glasgow. due May 1870
Am hk Morro Castle, New fork, due May 1881
Haw bxtne Storm Bird. South Sea Islands. over due
Brit NIP G1eni1sr, Liverpool, due May 2o-2S
Dutch bk Carl AuEusta, Bombay, overdue
Bra ID pogenby, a. glasgow FEB 20
An ahip Gov Goodwin, Glasgow
An nkEns Catherine Sudden, Newcastle, n 5W
Am tern A p Jordan, Q RFanciIco via Kahului, arrived ct "a
hulr1 Mar
Am scar LetIfi., San Francisco via KahuIui, arrived at Ka-
hulnf Mar
= scar Misnon, Honskong, loading Feb 20
Ger * Helene, Whampoa, loading FEB
French bk Alphoasine Zeiis, San Francisco, leading March p
Bril rnr A ultraiiA, Sydney, due April II
Am stmr City Of sydney. San Francisco, due April q
nfit bk Stormy PereL Glasgow, loading March
RaEenscraiy. Liverpool, loading March
Raia.ea nhE Vivid, FAnning's Island, due April lois
Am nhr Bonanza, San Francisco, leading March 20
Am bk Rainier, Port Gamble, due
Am BIZ Forest Queen. san francisco, loading March %
An bktne ElIa, san Francisco, loading March %
An b. Jenny Pitts, Port Gamble
An bk Lzzie Marshall, Port Blakely
An lpsl schr Eustace, San Francisco, loading March %
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bertlsrr
SATURDAY, APRIL u.
Publishers Notice.

Notice f. hereby given that all communications In
tended for business with the ADvEETIzER PErsTIsG
EsrABLIsHslEsr. must be addressed TO the undersigned.
Subscribers whose subscriptions are due for the
ADvEETIsEE. are respectfully requested to settle the same
without further notice.
Subscribers will please remember. that when subserip-
lions are paid for IN advance, the price is only Five
DoLLARs 4 YENR- J. H BLACK,
Honolulu. Jan. 18th. 1872. Pzbtithe and PropridoT.
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On Tuesday last, Her Royal Highness the
Princess Likelike sailed for Hawaii to assume
the duties of GOverness o. that Island, to which
position she was recently appointed. The Prin-
cess was accompanied by her husband the hon.
A. S. CIeghorn, and by His Excellency the Min
lister Of Foreign Relations and Mrs. Kapena.
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found a forcibly written article from the New
York Nation, showing the desolation and ruin
towards which California is surely drifting If she
continues to recklessly destroy the forests of her
foothills. May our own government and people
take warning In time.
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Mn. EDIToR 1 understand that the British au-
thoritics at Hongkong will not allow more than
twenty Chinese to emigrate thence at any one time
for these Islands. Now, is it probable that they
will be any more liberal in allowing the coolies of
British East India to come here than they are in
the matter of the Chinese! But l judge that the
ADVERTISER of last week pretty thoroughly pricked
the East India coolie bubble. HAWAIIAN.
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VESSELS IN PORT

NAVAL.
II D ~ 8 Triumph, Admiral De Horsey
II 3 n . Opal Robinson
MERCHANTMEN.
-EaH5k Matte Macseay
Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Brit bk chocola, Kenneth
Am bk d g Murray, Frost
An schr Rosario. Douglass
Am bktne Jos Perkins, Johnson
Am hk Martha Davis, Benson
Am bktne Eureka, Hordberg
Am bk Crusader, Means.
3 : AlaHka, Seabary
Ger bk Alter, Bolt
An bk Aarmio1, Jordan
Am sch American Girl, Backus
An tern Hera, Monsen
An biz Jas Cheston, swanton
wHALEzs AND
Am schr Gen Harvey, Trip
HaW schr Giovanni Apiani, Giley
Haw brig Onward
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DEPARTURES

Ap-H -Am lpsi sen. 20, Barker, for Arctic
Am bkfne Monitor. Emerson, for Humboldt
7-Am senr Jos Wooney, Henpsfead, for GuanO Isrds
Am ship Springfield. Peart, for Jarvis Island
o-Am bgtns Timandra- Thomas, for Arctic
sam tpsi sshr Lolsfa. Dexter, for Arctic
lo-DouFtan schr John Bright, Mills. for san Francisco
1o-Am bk II w Alny, FREEMAN. for San Esa1siseo
lo-Am WI BIZ Mercury, Hickuott, for Arctic
10-Am wh BIZ Eliza, Murray, for Arctic
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NOTICE.

A C T OF THE LIBRARY
n AND READING ROOM ASSOCIATION will be held
THIS SATURDAY EVENING, April IL, at their Hall. st u
O'Clock, to take action oil the question Of Incorporation.
apl2 1t Per Order. THOS. @. THRUM, Secy.
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WANTED

FTVNHREE Girls WHO UNDERSTAND
Il Trimming Dresses Inquire at Mrs. Mellis, Dress and
Cloak Making Establishment, corner King and Alakea streets,
or at the c. o. Bazaar. apl2 st
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WANTED,

NDT A SINGLE N, OF MEDIUM AGE,
Id who comes highly recommended as Coachman, from
the States, a SITUATION in this city or suburbs, to drive
and care for horses. and make himself generally useful.
office. ap12 lH
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PASSENGERS.
EXPORTS

For San Francisco. per II " Aimy, April 1O-1Hss Mar
tdsrss y Aacarty, p Sullivan, John sholtz.
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BIRTHS.


= n Honolulu. April 11th. 1879. to the wife Of J. W
lager Esq, = SON.
In thfs city, April 18th, 10 the wife Of Mr.. John @. NJ
seldon. . daughter.
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NOTICE,

NUTlCE.
DEING ABOUT TO LEAVE this King
Id dom, all persons having claims against the under
signed will please preset the same at the Office Of Levers 4
Dickson. Gaps ST. JOSEPH NJ. WEST.
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: San Francisco. per II " Amy. April IO-6.747 pkgs
T, 81 pkgs rice, 20 pkgs coffee. 21f pkgs moIasses. $50
banana "a empty kegs Value, domestic, s4e,g74
Ign. $40.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

TENHE STORE KNOWN AS THE THREE
Il NILE HOUSE, at Moanalua, on this Island. The abov
may be Rented for Six Months. 1t has all the Improvement
requisite for carrying ona good store. Apply to
apI2 2m* A. J. CARTWRIGHT.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT waikiLi, on the 5h inst.
- hev. Father Hermann, Mr.. r. W. MAcFARLASE to
- EnzLzE, daughter Of Hon. H. A. Widemann, all OF
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Mr.. JuStce McCully presiding. His Exeellency Edward
Preston. Attorney General. for the Crown.
uKran.~ p~--r~ raxEz
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Lanikeha, April It'll. 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
SALES AT AUCTION

SALES At AUCTION.
4 UCTfON SALE THIS DAY (TUESDAYJ.
N AT THE FIVE STORY HOUSE,
100 WEST 23D ST., NEAR 9TH Av.,
COMMENCING Ar 10 O'CLOCK
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PAINTINGS, &c.
~ octave Stoinway cabinet Upright Piano.
double round rosewood Windsor Pianoforte.
3 supcrb Paror suits, covered in satin.
IS pieces and costly Bronzes.
4 inlaid and Sienna marble top Tables.
20 Parian marble Statuettos.
= Scvrcs and ormolu Mantel SctA
3 Pier and Mantcl Mirrors
Is Window laco Curtains.
patent Rockers, In raw silk.
30 choice Oil Paintings by eminent artists.
IS velvet and Brussels Carpets.
4 Secretary Bookcases
Library Tables.
500 volumes choice Books.
Turkish Lounges and Chairs.
b Suits, covered in silk.
3 solid walnut Extension Tables.
2 elegantly carvct BuHots.
"a Dining Chairs, covered in leather.
40 pieces Sterling and Plated Warc.
10 magnificent Dressing Cases and Bedstoads
"a white curled hair Mattresses
20 French Bolsters and Pillows.
8 Suits. covered In reps
Also Furniture OF kitchen servants apartments.
B-Goods packed and shipped Take elevated railroad
TO 23d st. station. j. LuClUS SMITH, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
FINE ARTS.

IVAXTED~FINE OH PAINTINGS For CASH,
w must good aud offered Address, with particus
lars. u W. b., pox llv Herald onicc.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
AT AUCTION
n BY WILLIAM. VAN TAssELL, AuCTIoNEER,
WILL SELL, On MONDAY, OCTOBER O..
AT ii O'CLOCK, AT THE STATE ARSENAL,
corner aJth and 7th

largo lot Of unscrvceabe Stores consisting
of Clothing. Guns Rines cavalry and infantry Equip
monts 40, NC. Fall pnrticul srs hercafter. u.. 49,,
by ORDER CIIIkF 0RDNANCK or STATE OF
NkW YORK.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
COUNTRY BOARD.

4 LADY LIVING WITHIN FEW MINUTES WALE
hof Cornwall Station ton tho short cuD having few
large Rooms would let them, with Board, eithe
permanently for the wnter. TERMS including washing
~ por week. Address A. b. Idlcwild Post office, Orang
county, NY.