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NURSE AND

AIRS. WARD. ON SCHOOL
nj between Fort aud Nuuanu So hereby notifies the
eilEens Of HonoluIu, that she Is prepared % act a. NJ RSE
10 case. o. SICK NESS. having had many years expert
enc in the Hospitals at Stockton and Nirgiuta city. md -
aIso a practical p D.. prepared % attend patients
Ia case % need -
ANY applications @r her services either a. her home or
49, MRS. WARD. school Street.
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A RARE CHANCE.

1OR sALEs The Stock, fixtures, 6OodEh ard
Lease, % The Oldest Estabishsd Dry Goois store
9o,oluIu 6vrrably knoEu a the " HlTE HOtSE
situated on Nuuana Street, and lateiy undsr the management
me above sore has been established q good many years
ana - A large run % cust0mers-
Term. and further Information az the Office %
az M PHILLIPS q Co, II Kaahumanu ST.
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EtaaI advertisements.
SUPREME COURT oFrnEmAwAuA

SUPREME COURT OF ia
- IsiOnds. In Probate. In the ESTATE OF JOHN ID.
BREW Err, Of Honolulu Oahu, deceased. intestate. Before Mr..
Justice MeCuny. order Of notice Of petition for administra-
ton.
ON reading and fling the petition Of CHAS. c. HARRIS, on
behalf % Brs. Naunie X. Brewer, alleging that John ID. Brewer,
Of said HOuoIulu. died interstate ar said Honolulu, on the 18th
day 4 Dec A D. 1879, and praying that letters Of administra-
lion issue 20 him and Peter Cushman Jones
IL j. ordered that WEDNESDAY, the 21st day u January,
A. q. 1850. be and hereby is appointed for hearing said petition
before the said Justice. in the Court Room Of this Court, at
HOuouiu, at which time and place all persons may appear
and show cause. 10 any they have, why said petition should
not b. granted. and that This order be published in the English
language Tor three successive weeks, IN the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser. ia Honolulu
Dated at HonoIulu. II. l., Dec. 18th, A. d. 1879.
LAWRENCE MCCULLY,
Attest Justice Of the Supreme Court
A.. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. Ja3 81
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FOR RENT.

ELLING HOUSE IN YUAN
M;ii Valley, containing ten rooms. servants houses, horse
-ll and carriage stables. Also, three acres Of good pas
.nre and A Rrea. Varsty Of fruit trees and a large flower
-yar5en Goysr5ment wafer hd on. The premises are in a
GOOD condition. Address. p. q. Box l69, or enquire OF
; MAGNIN-
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Interior Department. Honolulu. Jan. 9th, 1880.
SAML l.. u. WILHELM, MlLister VI ne lhierlo
Interior Office, Jan. 5, 1880. Jan 10.

The Election of Representatives to the next Legislative
Districts of the Kingdom on Wednesday the 4th day of
February next. The following places are designated for
holding the election.
HAWAII.
District of Hilo-Cour House in Hilo, Court House
Laupahoehoe.
District of Hamakua-Court House in waipio, School
House Honokaa.
District of Kohala-Court House Waimea, School House
Ainakea, n Kohala.
District of \. ~Kona-School House Kailua.
District of s. Kona-School House HOokena.
District of Kau-Court House Waiohinu; School House
PunRluu.
District of Puna-School House Pohoiki.
MAUI.
District of Lahaina-Court House Lahaina.
district of Kaanapali-School House Honolua.
District of Wailuku-Court House Wailuku, Court House
Ulupalakua.
District of Makawao-Court House Makawao.
District of Hana-Court House Hama, School House
Wsilua.
District of Molokai and Lanai-Court House Pukoo Mo-
lokai, Store House Kalaupapa, School House Kaohai Lanai.
OAHU.
District of Kona-A1iiolani Hale Honolulu, at the front
entrance.
District of Eva and Waianae-SchOol House Waiawa,
School House Waianae.
District of W~aialua-School House Waialua.
District of Koolauloa-School House Laie-Wai.
District of KoolaupokO-Court House Kaneohe.
kauai.
District of waimea- School House Waimea, School
House Niihau.
District of Puna-School House Lihue, School House
Koloa.
District of Hanalei-Court House Hanalei, School House
Anahola. SAM'L &. WILDER.
Dec 18th 1879. Minister of the Interior.
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Licenses Expiring in January, 1880.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be ap-
piled for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about failing to renew expiring Licenses, and
all Sherifs and Deputy Sheriffs have instructions to pro-
secute without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
AMI G.. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
T-.:o. - a,-;l . 1870
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sN,,y THE NDERsIGNED PIANISE.fAG
ftAt amer an absence Of tEenty-one years from the KY
Kingdom. viii Be happy TO play ior DanSss NC -
s9r An Parisfan n estauraut, Hotel ST., Honolulu
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Fnp SALE CHEAP

GOOD WINDMILL 4 BRASS PUMP.Z
Ion Tanks. capable ofhohiing 500 gallons eachi l solid
frame for above tanks; also, Pipe Work. Connections, etc,
complete. This Mil can be seen in working order by apply
fn2o ty H.. J. AGNEN-
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NOTICE.

U,UANRING THE UBLIC OF HONOLULU
Or ~ liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on me n my
ba.lnes- a. a dealer in Dry Goods and General Merchandise,
\ vguh4 re4oeethauy give notice that l have disposed 81 said
t,.S.es. % NJ John Rebeio. and ask fr hin n continuance
y - tj,T GVor. JOSEPH ROBERTS.
40 In Corner Of Hotel and Nuuanu st.-
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REMOVAL!
DANCE PARTIES.

ERAN GERTZ BOOT AND
bas removed hs business from Hotel Street 10 the store
Ga Merchant Street, formerly occupied BY d. W Clark oi
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UyHE UNDERSIGNED. AS IN
art Tor Wm- uHlebrand. NJ. D.. offers for sale, on liberal
terms- tracts OF land In Kenoo. Kamananui, said 10 contain
Toss acres in All. AMI also n tract In WahiaWa, aid % contain
Itgs acres. All situate in the District % Waiaiua. Island OF
Oahu The lands In Kemoo we're mrmeriy lEseI 70 Johh
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NOTICE.

DEING Boz To LEAVE THE HAWAIIAN
TstsnG. n baVe appointed Mr. Alex J. Cartwright a.
m ' attoruey. who viii auend b al my husiness during my
d1O In JOSEPH ROBERTS-
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NOTICE.

AssIGNEEs' NOTICE.
rw1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
sfaetsd Assignees % the Estate q Chun kaa Q = mono
S.fa Ba.Euspt Notice Is hereby given 20 all persons IN
Aebt-I 90 tbs said Chun kau, % make immedtats PAymsnt 70
q. = BIrt01 a. his Sa.esroom, Honoluiu my Pers2n oM
wah Chun Kan and now 20 possession Of the assisnses may
G. :. BARLOW,
sells VIC AhANA
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FOR SALE.

U,HOsE VI SITUATE IN HILO.
opposite the Court House, suitable hr a hrst-eiass Hotel
, n COMFY. Honolulu,
"a 70 or C.. RICHARDSON HhO-
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FOR SALE.

u,HE Tw STORY RESIDENCE. SITUATE
on School and Emma Streets, Honolulu II N excelent
order mi repair, with good and sufficient pastUrage for two
or IN rec horses Half The purchase money may remain on
martrre FIR two 90 three years. AT > per cent per annum-
enquire o. H6 ~ THOs- BROWN, Registrars Omee-
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FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE :

nNE NEW EASTERN-BUILT FOIR-
wheeled OK Cart % very superior mzkes Just the cart
Cor plantation use GalE BkE"Ek x co.
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FOR SALE.

n,HE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE =. G..
ADDERLY- a short distance above The first bridge, on
Nauanu Avenue. The Ia r. nearly half an acre in size FOR
further Information enquire on the premises n2Zm
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser
SATURDAY,
BRIEF

- The steamer LehUd will run hereafter to
Kohals. touching al Honoipu and Hapuu, and in
termediate ports.
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THASKs-Ours are due TO Messrs Whitney &
Robertson aud Mr.. T. G.. Thrum, Tor Giles of San
Francisco papers.
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a Day Deceive hear that the subject OF the
desirabiity OF constructing a dry dock at this city
to which a briei reference was made in our last
is attracting attention in influential circles.
Though a costly work. it is a feasible one. and
very much needed at this central point in the
Pacific
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FROM KAU.-A letter from our esteemed CORES
pendent in the district Of Kau, Hawaii, says they
have had Cue growing weather there for the past
two months. Similar accounts come from other
parts of that Island.
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Sale of Lease of Government Land.

Sale of Lease of Government Land.
ON MONDAY, February 9th, 1880, at the front entrance
of Aliiolani Hale, at II o'clock noon, will be sold the
lease for ten years of that piece of Government land
known as ~AUNoLU LANAI. Upset price $500 per
annum. T-ERMS-Payment semi-annual in advance.
SAINT G. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Department, Honolulu, Jan. 9th, 1880.
For THE ELECTION to be held on February 4th, 1880, for
Representatives to the Legislature, the following parties
have been this day appointed to preside over and con-
duct said Election in such districts as have a Second
Polling Place 81.
Kan, Hawaii-Rev. J. Kauhane.
Mr.. Chas. Wall.
Mr.. @. X. Apiki.
Hilo, Hawaii-Mr. d. Kamai.
Mr.. j. H. Pablo.
Mr.. j. X. Naiole.
Hamakaua, Hawaii-Mr. r. A. Lyman.
Mr.. J. K. Kaunamano.
Mr.. Chas. Williams.
Kalaupapa, Molokai-Mr. J. Hanaloa.
Mr.. II. X. kapOloi.
Mr.. Kahaulelio.
Hanalei, Kauai-Mr d. Keaweamahi.
Mr.. G. L. Meheula.
Mr. John Lowell.
Puma, Kauai-Mr. B. +. Holt.
Mr.. Josia Keawa.
Mr.. A. Ku.
G.. WILDER, Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Jan. 5, 1880. Jan 10.
Tba E1a.+fo n Raprasanfstivas T. the neNt TepisIafiye
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The team Lilelite was detained an hour
beyond her usual time Of departure on Tuesday
evening on account of repairs TO her condensiug
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RAINFALL ON MAUI, IST9.-We are indebted to
Mr.. j. E. Hoffman for the following record Of the
rainfall observed at the East Maui Plantation,
MakaWao:
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TRoFTING RACE-We learn that some reputed
fast nags having recently been imported here from
San Francisco, their owners are DESTROYS of trying
with some of our Island stock. Accordingly a
match has been made brtWeen Mr.. II. g. Agnew's
black mare Baby y and Mr.. William Lewis bay
horse Sam, to come off at Kapiolani Park on
Wednesday next at 2 P. NJ. for $3.50 a side. Mile
heats. best three in five.
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MCsIC-The band will resume its concerts a:
Emma SQUARE. this afternoon. commencing at halt
past four O'Clock. Following is the programme /:
Overture-Bandits' Tricks. new. ..--.-... Suppe
Standardization Of Venice. .Pinsuti
Waltz-Sounds Of Sympathy ......... new. ..---.. Gung1
~March-Turkish Review Michaelis
Selection-PompOu .LecocQ
G~alop-From House To House. -. Faust
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-17
NEWS OE LIE DdY

The Pension appropriation bill, approoiat-
log $50 600 COO. passed the House Of Repro
seDtatives yesterday.
The House Of Representatives has ra:s,d
resolution for al acj ,uromant Of Congress from
Doc 22i 10 January 5 b. ADD the Senate re-
ferred the resolution.
MIR, 3 aud, Of No., les given notice 10 tho
House of Representatives of substitute for
the Funding bill. which provides for using the
c,io now 10 the Treasury for paymen. OF tho
bonds falling due.
Charles A. Burt yesterday took his mistress,
Sarah Traver. to bis house in Albany. His
wife refused to ednit them, when Burt burst
open the door. and. 10 his wife's pNs:nee,
killed bis mistress ard himself.
Henry Williams, an esimablo ycuog nsu
living pesr Ludlow. Ky, while on tho way to
town to purchase dress for his mother, was
murdered and robbed of SOS in gold, A negro
has been arrested, charged with com hitting tho
murder.
Frank srwigps, negro. IVES Convicted in The
Bullitt County Ga. Superior Court yesterday
of tho murder OF William Driscoil. white
man, 10 November last. Twiggs shot Drscoll
while tho latter Was asleep. Two brothers of
TWiSg7, who assisted 10 tho crime. will also be
trcl.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The Pone has announced tho appointment Of
Cardinal Jscobini as secretary of state.
Germany proposes to issue government
loan OF ST 100000 marks for tho naval, military
and postal services.
Mr.. John J. Mechi, tho we'll known agricul.
tuIiat and razor strap maker, OF London. has
failed. His liabilities are estimated at fl3. 600.
Ills assets comprise stock at Tiptree Hall to the
valua of G2.700.
The Porte's ates! uoto on the Creek quss'
lion proposes as basis OF negotiation tho pro-
posal made by the Porte that the oession Of
territory should not include Janina. Metzova
and Lsrissa. This proposal bss been Hitherto
utterly secuted by Greece.
The Emperor AID Grown Prince have do.
cned ball at The opera house rendered by
the City of Wanna on the OCCASION of the mar.
riaee OF the Crown Prince, and have requested
that tho money intended to b. appropriated
for that entertainment shall BIZ given to thu
poor.
At ST. Henri village, Canada. yesterday,
while number OF men vera taking down
large house the structure gave way and men,
bricks and timber were thrown together 10
confused mass. Oae Of tho workmen was
taken out dead. with both arms and ono leg
broken and bis body terribly bruised. Coun-
cior L. Blaze was tiared internally, besides
receyiog several scalp wouods and bruises
about the head. A number of other persons
were slightly IT, ured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-17

The Philadelphia North American, stalwart
republican as tits. is compelled BY ills natural
seoee Of jastce to say. in speaking of the oppo'
si.isn of the republican Benators to tie bill tor
the relief Of Gen. Porte:
They seem to have areusd that FilzJo Ohm
Porter was a democrat, and IS such had DO
rights which they were bound to respect.
Surely this is partisanship gone msd.
Aud yet the rel u5liosps in Congrefs have
made party issues Of mary bills that had no
more legitimate connection With party
affairs than the one referred to- and their course
ON suoh has had no stsuucher supporter than
the American.
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10 view of the proposed alliance between the

10 view of the proposed alliance between the
Mahonites and the republicans of this State. a
portion of the Northern republican press says
"There is 20 faint of reputation attaching to
the national republican party, aud it cannot
eoupteuspoe 40 alliano. either with the Virginia
fuuders-who promise much and perform it,
tle-or the Virginia readjusters-who promise
less and have 80 far performed uotbiug what
eqer-wilhout s!ultfying Itself"
These papers possess the happy fscaty OF
subjsc!ing their memory to their will, and can
forget or rec,lect tbiogs ct pleasure. Hardly
o month has passed sine, the National Rcpub-
lean Executive Committee issued an order, and
sent agents to execute it, to their party in Vir-
sipis, to coaIescs with the Msbouites, thelcsd
Of which were bold in their avowls of applying
the principles of rsadiustment to the natiobal
as we'll as the Stata debt. For absurd iocon.
sistency the republicans are entitled to the
championship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-17
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Dec. II, 1850.
SENATE,

SENATE,
MIR, Davis, of W. Va. By direction Of a ma
;oriIy of the Committee on Appropriations. re-
ported favorably Oh the House ioiot resolution
providing for an adi,urnmen. of Congress from
December % to January 5.
Mr.. Btck opposed tho rcsolu:ion 10 view OF
the important business pending before Coz
gre5s. An sdiaurnnea: Of a few days might
BIO had.
Messrs. Mcdonald AID Salisbury also OPP
posed the resolution.
MIR. Withers advocated Tho resolution. Long
experience taught him that pubic business
would not be facilitated By sitting during the
holidays. Mary Senators would 90 away any
how and tboro might not he aquorum lett.
The resolution was disagreed TO, yeas q
nays 81.
MIR. Burnside moved that when the Senate
sdjouroed to day it be to meet 90 Monday mex.
Ctles Of mo. 30. were at ouc, raised aud hlr.
Burusida Withdrew his motion.
MIR, Kerpsn presented the petlll>n Ct tho
Committee of tho New York Bar Association
for an increase ia tn, salaries OF tho Unlted
States adges.
The bill appropriatipg s25O.OOO for public
buildings at Pa rstcols, Fla., was passed.
Mr.. Wallace introduced bill establishing
uniform spstom OF bankruptcy.
MIR. Blaine offered rssoluoioo, directing tho
Committee on ths udiciary to itqu;re ipto the
txoedienoy of increasing the runbar of judges
of the Supreme Court to l3 Agreed to.
Mr.. IDgolls, after consultation With ssve-
rs Senatrrs, entered motion to reconsider tho
vote by which the Senate desaaresd to the joint
resolution for holiday adjournment.
OF the 81 senators voting 10 favor Of the ad-
i,urnmeDt resolution the only democrats were
Mess,s. Mcpherson. R,Dsom, West Wallace,
Withers end Davis, of Illinois. Of the 81
voting nay. tho only republicans Werc Messrs.
Blair, Hanlin. ingalls, and Plumb.
The pension appropriation bill Was referred
to the Committee 90 Appropriations.
Tho Senate resumed tho consideration of the
educational bill oa which general debate was
had.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho morning hour having been dispensed
With Mr. ForDeV, of Ala, moved that private
business bs laid asids for the purpose, es he
stated, of then moving to 60 into committee %
the Military Academy appropriation bill.
The motion WAS r, ,oted. not reoaiVlog the
necessary two thirds vote, and the House then
OF lilo went into Committee of the Whole
mr. Stevenson, OF Ills, 10 the chair on the
private calendar.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Business during the week has been unusually
quiet, except in the retail trade, ard IS Christ.
mss approsche that will continue to improve.
TIE receipts of grain have fallen off and the
market closes weaker. Tie late cold snap had
the effect of impeding navigation, which, how
ever, has been partly resumed on the river. Tut
csnsl operations have been suspended for the
season. The ttores on King street are we'll
stocked with sll kinds CT holiday goods, and CUR
merchants are Offering many inducements to
purchasers In money matters there is little or
no change to note the supply being ADEQUATE
for all legitimate purposes, and on good security
there is no difficulty in obtaining loans. The
demsnd for money in Baltimore is fairly active,
and rates are frmer thsn for some time past.
Losns are made 8! 6 per cent, with occasionally
lower figures TO regular cu;tomera. CONNER
cial paper is SCARCE, and is quoted nominally 1t
5aGc ror cent for best known names. The New
York noIey market continues very active, but
apparently the stringsncy is not so severe. Six
per cent is the minimum rate on call loans.
lime leans are ofered for four months st 6 Fer
cent, and for thirty days m oney could be bor-
rowed yesterday at 6 per cent and commission
of Il. Prime mercantile paper is 6s7 per cent.
Loans are quoted in philadelphia at s per Ct on
government and 6 on accepted stock collateral
Government bonds were easy yesterday, but
closed frmer. On the last call in New York 4
per cents were higher, closing ct 1l3tsll33 for
regular coupon, and 1l3allst for small do and
l12t ex interest for registered bonds. Virginia
State bonds were more actively dealt in yester-
day with some fuctuation. Consols sold at Is
to TAI and back 10 IS, closing 74Ss75, aud 10 40s
sold OF 49t 10 40. closing 4)a4G5 Coupons were
easy, and other State Issues were dull and nom
inal. Consol coupons due January Let, 1881,
closed IS $50. The sales of consols amounted to
about $50. OO0 and about an equal amount of the
10 lOs. Rsilrosd securities are quiet. B s. o
stock is quoted at 1S3sls4. Manassas Is sold at
oil, and Winchester and Potomtc at I'LL. We
quote: O, A e NJ rs 9l; o & A Is 1st 1l5; do
"a III; do s. 81 Sc; Go 4:h 64a67i; V & 4 ss 12l.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The State Dental Association which has been
10 se ssion 10 Richmond adjourned yesterday
ill December pexs to meet in the same City.
Csc. +. Keesee, of Richmond, ives elected
president.
William T. Parrish. foreman of the bridge
builders Oh the Seabosrd and Roanoke railroad.
fell from the Meherrin bridge yesterday al d
was drowned before assistarcs could be fen
dered.
The Msrchester judges Ct election recently
indicted BY the grand Jury Of the United States
Circuit Court for alleged violation OF eIeoIion
laws have been bsilsd 10 the sum Uf $500 each
for their appearance at the January term of the
court.
The Washington correspondents of the New
York Tribune says that the Virginia republi.
CANS are moving to have representative in the
Cabinet of Gen. Garfield, and that the names
Of Judge R. W. Hughes aud General W. q.
Wickhsm will be brought to the attention Of
the President. elect 10 that connection.
o. Wednesday Antonio Tucker and wife.
eolored, living on the premises Of Charles Lsatb.
10 Prince George county. locked their TWO
children 10 the house and went ont to pick pess.
During their abset G, the building accidentally
caught FIRE, and was entirely consumed. The
tVo children persisted 10 the flames. On re.
turning homo Tucker and lis wife found the
house 10 rules and the skull of the eldest child.
the only evidence left of their children.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
tho Chesapeake and Ohio railroad WAS held 10
Richmond yesterday. The report of Vice.
President Wickbam shows the earnings of the
road for the past year to have baen 81 5l4..
1851 and the operating expenses. $685..
OlS.ls. The passenger business has increased
by tho sum of $50, Isl. 80. and the freight bust
psss has increased by the sum of $54s. 043.0 %:
The entire road will shortly be laid With steel
rails and the prospects Of the company we're
never brighter.