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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLOR ORGANS.

These remarkable instruments possess cApLe
iues for musical Effects and expressions never
before attained. adapted for Amateur aud Pro-
feSsionAl. aud An ornament In any parlnr, En-
eel Ina quality Of Tone. Thorough
Workmanship, Elegant Designs and
Finish, and wonderful variety Of their com.
oinAlon stops. Every instrument fully war
rAnted for six years ~ strictly hrst-class in
every respect, and As . guarantee they are
shipped on from ave TO hfteeu days test trial.
money refunded and freight charges paid both
ways by me II they are nIiSrepreseht.d or In
any way prove unsatisfactOry. No such offer
has ever been made. Beware Of limitations.
Agents wanted. but where I have none, large
discounts made to Introduce In new localities.
Rend for illustrated ADVERTISER, containing
long lists OF testimonials from we'll known per.
sons. some OF whom you may know. classified
BY states. with PoSt-oflces annexed, that all
may inquire direct Of them. Address, DANIEL
p BEATTY. Washington. New Jersey.
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DANIEL E. BEATN'S
Pianos and Organs

ne Pianos and Organs Manufactured by Dan
lei y. B~Arty OF Washipgton. New Jsrsey. are
more Earnestly and generally commended By
the Prrss, and mnsie loving public than any In
str7rDents Manufactured In this country or
Europe. The PiADos have the greatest possible
drpth. richness and volume OF toae. combined
eyenness throughout the entire keAe. ana above
AL. . surprising duration which never ehsnges
under tie most deiIea;e or powerful touch.
B@Aity's osl-bntsd Ongln Ia corlunetion With
the perfected Red Boards. produce sUert, pure
and powerful tones- Every instrument. F1Ano
and organ- fully warranted perfect In every re-
sp-cf. and vii Be shipped On from Ave 20 If
ten days tsst trial. the manufacture paying
fright both ways, n the instrument IL not sat-
isfAcinry. Illustrated ADVERTISER Cataloyue
tei;ion.l seHt free on application. Address.
DANIEL y. BEATTY, WILMINGTON,
New JerSrT.
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APPLICATION II1S SELL REAL ES'

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or
the ~ nth Judicial District, County %
E!ko. stat q StyIdA.
In the matter Q: the Estate Of Tsoz4A, Wright
d-s A--G.
A pe.a'n having this Hay b,E E!-G by Henry
Weight. A5Diais:rA'1r % ~. Estate If ThSm..
Wright dec As~i. praying for a. NrIsr 70 ell
Al tts RAJ estate t-irrg ~; IL said Estate. and
u aIp%sring 20 me ihrr-fru:n that u j. u-r...
GTy 70 ~ al % the rial estate b>l"nctn, TO
sAl Estate, IL therefor ordered by the judge
81 TIE Cont bat al I-E~1u- Interested Ia the
EsA;e o: the sid d-eeat-d. T. and AppcAr bcfor,
this Court o. NJoday the 10Th day uf Jurs.IS7p.
- 100 lO6 l. H.,C; sid G-y =, the Court room
ther-pi To shoS Carsc Why en- order shoEld no:
b granted 70 said AdmiHls'rl'Or II sell all Of
u real estate o! sid deceAAcd. And that sCoaT
q This ord-r b. published =; least once azck
Tor four suoc>- i've weeks Ia the EIko ISpEFsSp.
EST. = E'SspAieE publshe1 III abe County OF
ElEo state Of NrVNtA.
J II FLACE. P.trirt Juf re.
Dated this Ssh day Of March. ls5,.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF BEN. T. JOSHs. EcEAsrp
l. Notice IL hereby given by the under.Ispsd
Executor OF the estate of Benjamin 7. Jones.
dsoeAsed. 20 the creditors Of aud ell persons
having claims against the said deceA-ed. to eI.
hihit ihttn With the neo->ssrS vouchers, with
II ten mouths After The nr-t publication II Ibis
aoiiee, 70 tie sAit Executor. ~ his pLAo. Of
rsldsnee II the tow AID county OF EEo, STAT.
Of SeySAA
EVAN J. JONES,
Executor Of TIE estate OF BENJAMIN 7. Jones,
dcoD-i.
Dated Dee. >. ISIS.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

NOTICES HER Ely GIVEN THAT
~ A. V. Lancaster and W. T. Smith hIve ihis
day commenced suit III the District Court uf
the Ninth ludiciJi Dist let. Of tho state q! Sc
vaiA H. anil FOR Elko county, against the Falcon
Mining Company and !. n. shack, TO sJinrSa
liens against those certNi1 premises bnowu A.
the Falcon Mine and Mining Claim, rituated ia
Rock Greek Mining District, In klko county.
state OF Nevada, and owned by the Falcon Min.
ing Company. for materials furnished for, and
labor performed upon the same.
All perSons claiming or holding Hens against
sAid pre- mises. under the provisions 81 Ri Ct Of
the Legislature Of the STATE OF Nevada. cnthl,d
IAN Act 10 secure liens tn Mechanics and others
and 70 EepeAl all other Acts ia relation thereto"
approved Marcel 2. 1878. are hereby notified to
b. aud appear before said District Court. chen
81 be known IS the District Court Of the seventh
Judicial District Of tie State Of SeyadA. 10 and
for the Couuty Of Eko.J ou tile 18th day Of Feb.
ruarJ. 1873. 1T 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and to exhibit,
then and there. the proof Of their said liens.
Elko. December 70. 1873.
A. V. LANCASTER,
W. T. SMITH.
Keeney h BIRelow. pi'ns Att'ys. ID
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INVALUABLE TO ALL!
RCT ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOB ALL
Lung and Threat Complaints P-eu-
liar TO Miners.
DIR. KBEL's
BalsAn and Cough MedIeinei

This wonderful remedy is highly useful 10 all
ases OF colds or coughs, hut IL especially
SiaptEt for the cure Of EsCh complaints a.
miners are liable to from exposure 10 cold
ground; or the zbsO:btiOn 81 powder smoks In
10 the lungs. Three doses a day will keep TIA.
lungs clear aud enable the miners 20 ~urk n
the midst OF powder smoke without coughing
Il IL Lot claimed for this Bal-1m, like most
batent Incidence. that IL will cure all dissAses,
put IL is guaranteed 90 cure ali diseases Of the
lungs. One bottle % the Baiam viii. in nearly
AL cAses. euro . bad cold or cough OF from one
70 two months duration: two bottles \ cold or
cough Of from two To four months standing:
and ihree bottles any simils- affection that } a.
been in existence from four months to two
years.
eH-To be had q: Y. =. MuIler's Drug Store
Eko. Nevada
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There Is no manufacturer of Pianos and Or
gAns In this or any other country Who has re-
ceiy-d 40 many unSolicitsd ~indorscneuts - has
Mr.. FATTY. Frol every state ami Territory
comes the same verdict: They are tie best In
the world" Illustrated ADVERTISER. ICAta-
losue EDITION. free. Address. DANIEL L.
bkATlf. Washington. New Jersey. OCT
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REDEMPTION OF ELk0 COUNTY
BONDS.
DAYABLE FROM THE BUILD
L Ing Fund Of EIko County.
There being the sum Of
$3.50 % In the BUILDING FUND
OF the County Of Eikr, Notice 10 hereby given
that In accordance With an Act entitled "An
Act to authorize tire Board OF County
commissioner Of Elko County. Nevada
70 Issue Bonds payable from the
BUILDING FUND
And To levy = tar 20 provide for The pAymsn.
thereof approved MARCH SEVENTH isiJ.saaied
Proposals WILDE received by me st my Office iu
Elko, Nevada,
Up 70 SIX o'clock p. ". on the FOURTEENTH
"A OF MARCH. 1879. for the RedeInpiion OF
Bonds issued la pursuance Of said Act, zlich
pToTpssls viii be opened by me az my on,cs In
saidtown q EJKO on tho FIFTEENTH DAY or
MARCH, Of the said year At 2 O'Clock y. ".
All proposals must be sealed aud endorsed
"PfoposRis for IA Rede mptIon of
Elko County building Bonds"
And must be accompanied with tho Bonds
proposed 10 he surrendered. together with al
ueir respective coupons not yet due. No bid
viii be entertained that does not strictly corn
ply With tbcso Instructions.
II. N. GRANT, County Treasurer.
Eho, Jan. 90. 1872. 3od
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OETtcE or nj copsTY TREASURER,
Etso, Nsvada. October n. 1878.
NoI1cL ~ Merely OWN THAT THE
btrs. Comfy and Other taIss for the year
uhs law In relation 70 their collection viii h.
strictly enforced All taIos unpaid ~ o'Sloci
p. on the third Moudly-Ish rsy Of Nov.
Snpsr-utu tbsn become delinquent, and 10
~ cent additionai addsd lhsrsto.
JOHN " BRADLEY,
oNueU Treasures aod ex-onbeto Tax Receiver,
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ELRO HcAMPNEHT no. 49,
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C0OSaOAEE TRIRE
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SUMMONS.

II 1.-THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
&eneL IN Ene foz tAs Cpzs9 C Ehn E.n
I7aJ. RAEf&f. IEz=1Ss -hoL 4 Dsotry. Do
f@eAE1
Arasa h-uaxf. IN DE n.-ta ogu. q "a
Itnth yaekai pasr1a e One ssH< C SsvSeI
h ADa ior Se CorpJ a Eko. 40 TIA Cces-
pAztn9 ekA IN as e6ns C TIE Cs-k &C ala
DsG-a1 Ccc-L
easof xer.Aa Hads reea=E - Taa4
D3cb<y, pzeocK-;= Ice xS ksr-ey required
tosFPeAr IN - Lcaoa hro7xat Az1snss va bJ
the Aboss rE7st P9s-tf. = as N-ua@ Coz1
q the Ntrth Jce3eAl pa-5r q ns s:a.s e
Aerada. IN AID for tie Cpsc.sy 81 Eka, E.s -
AsSv0 he eon7ik&z; Ei-d iE.-sza. ~zht, tea
csys-1onss1e Ct ths cay Of s-7see-<t<r tAe
v1<htn hs C0zaty. o. Z krsd cot q tA.s
CoGnu, boa IN tAis D1Etr7ot. within tue=:y dxys;
0h1NAe. within forty dzyk-or sn6Erpecf By
et1snaf sfn BE tAkea HSlfnss yVa. I1oorttrg 70
te ursye e @k oozHpixsHf.
he sd Ae>Aoo So b-ozKks 70 o6t1tn = cec-ss
q thaa Coan etABoic1nE rAs boocs O. raAsr-
Dnuy beU s14Ec-S between Tie T1Ki. tsE E-d
o5SDdAnt. o. TIE ground tht ds5eoda.t has
tWn crs tkkn tea y.A-r SLlhGIly DegIcsed 20
PrUv16e s1 psAaattf. tie oouEca necrs<xueso Of
hfe Also- tkht p4Aiuttn hIrs the Torses.on q
rhe1 tSo Hisor ehnoreE. ard for such cher
and further rs.tf ~ 70 the C0urs may SeeE
3oa ard eGrit&bl<.
Ard J0a are hereby nOaned that II 700 f.n
re1rtrod. tie I'D PiAinrE win apply 70 the
CoHTt Tor tie relief Aerein ds-nEnt-.
Give y under ny kAnd and the Seal OF
oe Dazrka C01rt Of the Ntntn yu-
Geal DtstT7e- of the STATE Of Ne
tsaALl rIda. COEniy of klto. this IA day
q NOVEMBER. IN the year oS 0ui
Lord one thoalasd eight Hundred
or. aREZS. CI.rt.
vtnes / DoueJ .Att'Js for Plaintiff.
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E-s-est pasa g. ordinary ard Tern Deposits.
DEPOSITS =-,etN-c - rz=s q 81 AID EPrNrt.
Lo1Es EA&e c. ErFrrN-1 rl estase, eoadg
rcSEs- e. StnSkr- Srr=cy A-t silver boCxkt
40 49, E1eALsgc for saIs oc AL iAe pri.a-
Erl roz &C E=roP< AID lie Or>nt
1T-c A. ". WHITE. SsetAr
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TIE Week Of PRAYER.

The programme for the Week q Prayer. prepared b.
the EVANGELICAL Alliance Of Great Britain, has not bee2
received in season for general use IN the churches con-
nectei with the Hawaiian Evangelical Association The
Hawaiian Board voted At its last meeting thz; ! speclsl
programme, IN Hawaiian AID English. shggld be prepared
for use in Cur churches. AID in accordance with that vote
thu following LIST q subjects for prayeEi Is Published
c.. II HIDE, Res. sec'y.
Honolulu Dee. =, ISIS
SUNDAY. Jan. :. The supreme Obligation OF the Right
business which God requires. Matt. 62-
MONDAY, Jan. G.. The Church. is ordinances d4yinely
appointed, its object the conversion e tie wo.ld, its
methods aggressive Is vel as attractive, its membership
individually responsible. it, purity in social Life aud its
arm adherence TO revealed truth essential 70 its progress.
TUESDAY, Jan. :. The Home, the centre Of eIevzting.
purifying. hAIlowtHg influences TO Be made I type o.
heavenly bIessedness-
WEDSEsoAY, Jan. s. The school, al under training
for future usefulness. whether IN the Sunday school, ;he
day school. the college and seminary, or taking the first
steps il business life.
THURSDAY, Jan. .. Light for the Cneyzngelized. ana
all mission work 10 put the Light Of the Gospel into the
Life Of the world.
FRIDAY, Jan 10. Help Tor the poor, the weak, the erring;
preparing the way OF the Lord by removing intemperAnce.
liceutiousness. thriftlessress and other social evils.
SATURDAY. Jan. Il. The Nations Of the Earth 70 be one
Universal Brotherhood u Christ. the PoIynesiau aad the
Asiaties, the European. the African, the American. T. be
no more strangers and foreigners TO each other. but fell
low citizens with the saints and OF the household Of God.
sUxDAT. Jan. Il. Jesus Christ, the Divine Redeemer
from sin. supremacy loved and eternaIly sdored by All.
Rev. 5:1I13.
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opd1IoNRCIAL.
FRHDAE. JANUARrs. 1879.

FRLDAT. JANJ4RF5 5. 1872.
The New Year was ushered in with abundant rain. In
view Of the great benefit to follow. the community viii
take the accompanying discomfort in good part.
Tha steamer brings interesting news from Washington.
Secretary Shermsn's bin TO regulate duties on sugar and
fer other purposes. has been laid before the House. Sec
tIon l Fixes the duty On imported sugars As follows: Two
cents and four mills per pound on all sugars not above
No. Is Dutch standard in color, and not exceeding % de
srees saceharfne strength, and sugars which test above
"a degrees shall pay the duties chsrgeable under No. iG.
The sugar dealers Of New York, at . meeting held Dec.
10. pronounced emphadcally against the Secretary pro-
posed change in the mode Of collecting duties, declaring
Il Ia the highest Jegree unjust and imprAclcAble. They
think If any change Is made 1t should conform a. nearly
as practicable 70 tie al vslorem duty.
The San Francisco Reaneries have reduced prices &c on
ali white; Ii on yellow C., but no change in C. D. or d.
Louisiana Sugars, equal 20 the best Island washed, can be
laid down iH San Francisco at 7Ac.
No quotations of Island sugars are given, there being
none in first hands. SIolasses quiet; sales have been
made at 15gISc.
The steam tug Kapiolsni left San Francisco on the 14th
nit. for Kshului, and on the 2ist, schooners Bonanza and
AlseHcen Girl were loading for the same port by the
HsNsiiAh Commercial Co. mr. SpreckeIsJ
Reports from Valparaiso, Dec. 10, announce the loss Of
British bark ITALIA, from Glasgow Aug. ., for this port.
Adviees have been received here that her cargo would
be Duplicated by the January ship.
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I

FRoN PoRrLASD-Per Matte Macleay, Dec 27-J R Whit
Ter, L A Buick.
From SAN FaAscIsco-Per Fl W Amy, Dec 27-J McDade,
U Fredlander, + w GUIDE, A Henney, j Hogan.
y FRoa SAN FRANCIsCo-Per Kaakaua, Dec 2S-Mr Letha-
ney, Mr. Coleman
FaoM WINDwARD PoRTs--per Likelike, Dec 29-Mrs J
Williamson and 2 children, Wong Leong and wife, Lo Young,
Dr.. Oliver, W Abby, w Taylor, Y Jarrett, G Hawk, III Came,
Chung Young, l. Ako. j Wight and wife. J Pettigrew. Miss C
wight, DIR Enders, Il A Pierce, E NJ Walsh, G Howard, NJ
Dunn. Along, A Hutchinson and wife, F s Pratt, W w Weed,
II Gordon and daughter, and g. deck.
FRoN SAN FRAScIsco-Per City of Sydney, Dec. 30-Miss
s E Bradley, A Marques, W p Toler K wife, II II CorIies,
q B Brannen, A II Ilsgeman, NJ Lyman, II A Parmalee &
wife, A c Standard, C W Percy. Miss l. Irwin, w w Hall &
wife, Il p Van Cieeve & wife, Miss @ Deitz. Mrs WILDER, &
servant. + II Spuhn, J b Sutton, J z Tufts, Chung Ping, A
Clay. ID Williams, NJ Whitney, and 81 in the SteeTage, and
235 Chinese.
DIR Kittriige, wife and 3 children. Miss Brewer, Miss Rogers.
DR. J Mott Smith, J P Cooke, E c Bond, Mr. johnson, w Z
Pogne. + a schaeter, Mr. Falman, Z S Dunn, 2 Masters Turton,
Miss Turton, Ahuna, wife and child, q NJ Coffin, Mr. Emerson,
w X COrnwell, Mics Smith and about So deck.
FRoa SAN FRAxCIsco-Per Elise, Dec SIP Brown, ] D
Merritt. q e Tzrtn tlEE .t
FoR sxDsEr-Per City of sydpey, Dec S1-Dr aud Mrs
Wight, J A Inaan.
FRox GuAxo IsLASDs-Per Jos wooney, Jan 2-s GOrmley
Chas Gidden and 3 natives.
FOR SAN FHAScIsCo-Pa II W Amy, Jan s-Chss Glidden
.FRoa SAN FaAScIsco-Per Violet, Jon s-M Powers AMI 50
Chinese 20 40 .E q
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A telegram dated Washington, Dec. 10. says

GENERAL GRANT AROUND THE WoRLD.-A New
York telegram of Dec. II says that Gen. Grant has
accepted Presi dent Hayes's invitation to go to India
on the frigate Richmond, embarking at Marseilles a.
bout Christmas, thence TO Bombay via the Suez Ca
nal. Ajourney will be made inland to Poonah.
The Richmond will touch at Ceylon, and the General
will visit Randy, in the centre of the island. From
Ceylon the Richmond will proceed to Siam, and Gen.
Grant will pay his respects to the King at Bangkok.
The voyage will then continue to ports of China,
thence to Japan and afterwards to the Sandwich Is
lands. Perhaps Australia may be visited, but is not
yet included in the plan. General Grant expects TO
arrive in San Francisco about May. After a short
stay on the Pacific Coast, during which he will visit
Oregon, Gen. Grant will begin his eastward Journey
by rail. He will visit the Bonanza mining regions
and pass some days in Colorado. He hopes to reach
home at Long Branch about the latter end of June.
Letters and dispatches received from the East say
that the deepest interest is felt in Gen. Grants CON-
ing. Mrs. Grant will accompany her husband
throughout the Journey.
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Supreme Court-In Probate.

At Chambers. Before Mr.. Justice McCuIy, by request OF
MIR. Justice Judd.
Nov. 13th-Proof OF VIII OF Polani k, deceased. Petition
Of Nanaele W, widow OF decedent, for probate of his Will.
The Court after having the testimony produced. admitted
viii executrix and executor without bonds. Notice to cred.
itors TO be given in the I" Kuokos," for 4 Consecutive weeks.
Before Mr.. Justice Judd.
Proof Of Awana c, deceased. Petition Of Chung | s, for
probate OF the Will of said decedent.
The Court after hearing the evidence adduced considered
the VIII as duly proven and admitted the same TO probate.
and ordered that Letters Parliamentary be issued to Chung
Raa, the executor named in the VIII upon filing a bond in the
sum OF $500. Notice TO creditors 10 be advertised in the
"Kuokoa" newspaper, for 4 consecutive weeks, and an inven-
tory to be fled in 80 days.
Dec. 4th-Guardianship of Napoleon Maihihi, a minor.
Petition OF John Akina, guardian Of the above minor, for
allowance Of bis second annual account as such.
The Court having examined the account approved of the
same. and ordered the guardian to pay over to Mahelelua, the
mother Of the ward, one third Of the balance in hand, to return
one-third for the minor and pay into Court one. third for Polka,
the elder brother of said minor.
Before Chief Justice Harris at Chambers.
Proof Of Will of John ID. Watson, late OF Ksneohe deceased.
Petition Of w. e. Phi and Mrs. Olivia Watson, for probate Of
the Will of decedent.
The Court heard evidence of the death OF decedent and 81
the execution of the win and admitted the same TO probate,
and ordered Letters Parliamentary to be issued to Mrs. Olivia
Watson and w. E. Phi, upon their fling an approved bond in
the sum of $1,000. Inventory to be filed IN 80 days, and
notice to be given to creditors for 1 consecutive weeks in the
"KuOkoa" and Pacific Commercial Advertiser" news
papers
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ve.-eI. Cor HoneInlu from Foreign Per,.

Ger blk Alster, Liverpool, due March LIST.
Ger blk Louise, from Glasgow, via Bremen.
Am blk Adelaide Cooper, s + arrived at Kahului, Dec &c
Am brig 7 W Lucas, humboldt, due Jan 10
Am bktne w III Gawley. Port Madison. due.
Brit Blk Lallah Rookh, Glasgow. to sail in November.
Am bktne J A Falkinburg, Portland. q, Jan 5, 1879.
Am bk Martha Davis, Boston. due March Is
Brit bk Lady LampsOn. Newcastle, NSW, due Jan 90
Am stmr City of New York, Sydney, due Jan 20
Am cchr American Girl, San Francisco, via Kahului
Haw schr Luka, Port Ludlow
Brit Blk Boutwell, Castle, VictoriB, b C
Brit st.nr Australia, San Francisco, Jan 81
Am bktne Eureka, San Francisco, loading Dec %
Am bk Amethyst, San Francisco, loading Dec %
Am schr Bonanza. s + via Kahulni. loading Dec %
Haw sfnI tug Kspiolani, San Francisco for Kahului, due
Am bgtne Hesperian, Humboldt
Raiatea schr Vivid, Fanning's Islands, Jan 20
Am bk Rainier, Port Gamble, Jan II
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MEMORANDA.

- REroHr oRBKrEE Jos Perkins, Johnson. CoMMANDER.
Sailed from Port Gamble Dec 13 via Port Townsend,
Dec IA. First 8 days out had light variable winds and
fine weather. Then got & gale OF wind s E for 20 hours,
thence to port moderate wind from + " L to s S Z. Jan
LIST at $50 P m, anchored outside the bar. 10 days passage.
REPORT FROM r BRIGGs, SUPT CT BAKERS ISLAND, Nov
q. The bark Mary GoOdeli arrived at Bakers Island Sept
1Gth. and sailed Oct It'll with $50 tons guano for Cork. for
orders. Bark Sonou:a arrived Oct 9th, and came to the
mOorings the 9TH, sailing Nov 9TH with 1850 tons guano.
The ship Hamilton arrived here Nov nth, and has on
board $50 tons guano when the schooner leaves. The
schooner S~tsghound Of San Francisco touches here Nov
23d. en- route for the Gilbert Group ON o trading voyage.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. I5.-Considerable difficulty
las been had OF late in bonded importations of
opium at New York for San Francisco, owing to an
attempt 10 evade a provision of the Federal revenue
laws. which substantially prohibits the importation
of opium for smoking purposes. An Act passed in
1913 prohibits. in order to prevent the introduction
of adulterated drugs, the importation of any opium
is q higher grade than can be probably imported
for use in an o~pium-smoking den. As the inspection
has been strict in San Francisco none of q lower
grade could be introduced there, and it has accord
ingiy been imported under bond ia small quantities
elsewhere and shipped to San Francisco. Its low
grade has been discovered there, and it has been
found necessary to issue an order requiring an analy-
sis Of crude opium entered elsewhere in each impor-
tatiop. Where the importation is found not to come
up to the standard set by the Act of 1S48 the i'm
porter has the alternative either of re-importing or
destroying tie drug.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-01-04

SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN SHIP.-The American
ship DerUnShire was seized by the Chilean corvette
I1qdLdnce while taking on board q cargo of
guano from al island off the coast of Patagonia.
The affair has caused o good deal of excitement at
Buenos Avres. The Chilean and Argentine Re-
publics, both claim the sovereignty of Patagonia,
and the DsUonShire had the permission of the au-
thofities of the latter government to take the
guano, while the Chilean authorities will attempt
TO prove the act %piraticai. Serious trouble be-
tween the United States and Chile may grow cut
of the affair. 1t is said the captain of the DeUon-
shire vas warned by the representative of the
United States of the danger he was mourning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-01-04

New YORK, Dec. 23.-A dispatch was received
from New York to-day just as the cabinet meeting
was breaking up, announcing that gold was at par.
1t created great rejoicing, Hayes and Sherman
being specially congratulated. The President and
Sherman have received a great many congratulatory
have been sent to other Cabinet officers and many
of the Treasury officials received dispatches from
banking friends in New York. The Administration
ON all sides feels iubilant.