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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-13
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Ill3 Main slrCet.

An ATTRACTIVE TWO-STORY NEW
"A BRICK DWELLING ON CHURCH uil;L
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-On MONDAY the
1871 Of February. 1880. at AZ o'clock Z. NJ we
shall sell by auction, the premises, on the norm
side Of Clay street between Twenty seytnth ana
Twenty-cghth streets. NEAT 1WO-STORI
NEW BRICK DWELLING, with five rooms,
wardrobes, kitchen and lot 24Xl61 feet.
TERMS :ODe-thiTG cash baiance IN SIX ana WE'VE
months. negoiiOnab @ notes given for the d feired
payments. with interest added, and secured by 4
deed Of trust. ElCtANDSpN w.
q AnctiOnoers.
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CONSTIPATION.

CONSTIPATION.
Only with regularity of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If the constipation Is of recent
date a s,nsie dose Of TUFTS PILLS viii suffice,
but IL 1t has become habitual one pill should be
taken every night, gradually lessening the fire.
quency OF the dose until regular daily movement
is obtaired. which will soon follow.
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STANTON. VA, February II, 1880

STANTON, VA, February III, iooV'
Editors Dispatch: During the present
century the month Of February III Inc years
1924, 1852, and 1880, had five sundays,
II, as.you say. the year 1900 is not ieap-
yesr, then February will not nave hVe ouh-
days until 1920. II VIII occur again III
Ia4s and again in 1876.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN q. DAVENPORT.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

WHAT COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY
L FRAME DWELLING No. l4O2 POPLAlt
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIJI
TEEhTH STREETS. CONTAINING FO x
ROOMS, FOR SALE AT AUtTlON.-We WIZ
fI,r at public auction. upon The prrms,~. on MON
DAY the l6th day OF February. 1850. at A 0'clock
u. NJ, that NEAT FRAME DWELLING rs above
located The lot fronts 224NlO6 feet.
TERMS: Very liberal. and made known at sale.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR son,
Il ID AuctlOnenrs.
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Rev. n. II. Osgood, New York, says:
have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, and Ser-
yousness l never had any medicine TO do me so
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
a represented"
OFFICE, 50 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
Tau l5-eodtFel9I e
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Mail train arrives al Richmond daily tA- tsrv.
cept sunday at.............. s-. 90 ',...
Express Train arrives AZ Richmond nA''- ., Il
at...s.s...-...ssss. fff' 49,.
Accommodation train arrives al "E" moo II
mond daily except sunday Al ..'''t'''. A..
Mixed train leaves Stanuinh AT ,.r..a
taking passengers a. C0rdobssillr from '"' B..
Midland train from Washington, ani '.''
Richmond % Sac L. NJ, ..t ff
A connects with Virginia Mid.a.d .l'
Iynchburg. Danyille, aud Atlantic W. o..
OHIO Railroad stations, ant viii Nh, @
lard traln, leaving az $40 4. NJ. n Ns,.'..s ~
u connects with NRglDA Mid'tn" '
Lynchburg and Dantille. L., Id
1. connects with Valley railroad acton = =
trila, leaving at S:l3 NJ. for baftisoe,.,t;, d.
ID conpecls with Valley railroad uain, 'es' 10
llls A. NJ. Cor Harper's Ferry.
T. connect With stages for LeNiug.on. .. liz
n connects with q. u ;. aud L. T. s'eaaN'
Portsmouth and Cincinnati, al, ,lt
q connects With scsoto valley railroad I'' '-
Northwest a., n Ca
ii connects with all lines dlyeulng - W<
| North eeSt, and Southwest W. VI. :. ~ I'd
Engineer syi Superlatth. LAD
, CONWAY X. nowARpl 0vlerl fassen,s,e N
Ticket AgeaI,
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TESTIMONIALS
IN The hand. Of the proprietor:

In the hands of the proprietor:
DR. l.. A. SLATER, physician In charge Of the
New Kent COgnty pOOrhOuse who has tested these
waters. writes thai 1t j. destined 10 rival oth.r
of disease: OVARIAN, UTERINE aud URINARY
DISORDERS. CHRONIC CASES OF RHEUMA-
TISM GOVT. DROP>I in its varied forms, Or
STIN ATE INTERMITTENT FEVER, CONSTI-
PATTON. NAUSEA arising from pregnancy, and
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Or. TOMLIN bRANTON. of King William county,
Va, writes II have used Ia my practice the Bel
hcial effects so striking and remarkable rs TO make
me almost fear cuncidcnce.n
DIR. Y. l.. JONES. of New Kent county. tcsii1cs
that Dlticnt OF bis was cured OF HEONIC AZ
FICTION OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDtR,
attended with INDIGESTION aud SOREN ESS OF
THE EYES. by the use Of few bottles only.
Mr.. h. W. SPENCER. of the same county. writes
PEPSI A. attended with Loss OF APPETITE and
GENERAL DEBILITY, by the use Of only J0Ur
gNiOa, Of this water. -
Mr. +. Il. WARISG. Of King William county. was
cured OF CHRONIC AGUE AND FEVER OF TWO
year,' Standing after all other remedial agents had
failed. by the use of Cniy tU0 cations.
Mr. f. ODENHEINER,o Of Richmond. was entirely
relieved from INFLAMMATION OF THE KID
NEYS AND BLADDER by its use Tor shOri time.
TicO gidSSeS Of i, afforded IN the case OF young
lady OF Aian'a, ia. immediate leliet In acute
pains from NEURALGIA.
These cures seem marvellous. hut are atiesled 10
by perfectly reliable PARTIES. and many more lni2
he added from the large number In the hands OF The
prOnrietOr.
These waters for sale in halfgallon bottles or
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
sl4 Main street, Richmond, Va.
"a lo-M&SimO
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You have IL right now.1

LYYCHBURG, February II. 1880.
Editors Dispatch : February, 1920, viii
have five Sundays. II will not occur after
this year 1880 until then. 1t will occur
again IN 1913. W.
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IITEIIA WATER.
belmont LITHGA WATER,
ID NEW KENT COUNTY, VA.
A SURE CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER. NEU-
RALGIA, AND ALL DISEASES OF
THE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
ITS ANALYSIS. TESTIMONIALS, &C, &C.

Virginia Is noted tor tho mineral waters OF great
curative powers which abound all over the surface
of the State but none are more entitled 10 favor
than new rival which has only come INTO notice
within tie last few months. This h the wonderful
BELMONT LITHIA WATER,
whose marvellous curative powers are attes,cd by
many well-kuown citizens II IS not spring, sub
ject to fluctuations in its supply. but an
ARTESIAN WELL.
having ITS sOurc remote rom The Outlet ana pour
ing forth It's healIh-giYug waters in neyer-faii-
ing. ever steady sT0an.
The following analysis. m ide by the accomplished
State Chemist. DIR. WILLIAM H. TAYLOR. SETS forth
its claim amOngs, the Gerry foremost in lis cura-
tive properties:
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Or. 7. Guy Lewis Fulton. Ark, says:
"After n practice of twenty five years, pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the beat anti-Lilious medicine ever
made"
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AUCTION sALEs.-.rutnre Days.
Bv Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor Tor ThIrteenth) street.
hight SPLENDID HORSES,
BELONGING TO THE
FREDERICKSBURG AND PoT0-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY, 18th instant, at III O'Clock, ] viii
sell at their depot, Broad street. corner Of Eighth
those EIGHT SPLENDID HORSES which have
been used for Transporting their cars from said de-
pot TO their new depot
II Is unnecessary 10 give description OF th's
stock Is the general opinion OF judges there
Is no better and rs an opportunity OF getting such
seldom occurs. pai lies wanting should make II a
pont TO attend the safe rs II VIII be positively Sold
and for want OF use only. -
AuctlOneer
r. IL COOK. Salesman. re -
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ANALYSIS.
ONE IMPERIAL GALLON CONTAINS
snlnherettsd Hydrogen gas..... .Oss

Sulphcretted Hydrogen gas....., .Oss 1.
II is peculiarly adapted TO perons suffering from
CHRONIC AGUE AND FLYER. DROPSY, DYs-
PFPSIA.DlSEASFSOF THE URINARY ORGANS,
INFLAMMA1 Ion OF TIE BLADDERNEURhL-
GA. NERVOUS HEADACHE. and DISEASE
no THE THIRST FOR ALCOHOLIC LIQUOES.
In support Of this statement we present the fol.
lowing tacts from
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By W. Goddin,
n.sr Estate Agent and Auclion'er.
~ eleventh and Bank streets.

---"
GALE AT Ay yTTT n q qhr y xaRTnM1.E
~ BEith "a, rhxy AND SECOND STREETS.
2Np SisbE ST eGHnlhndnalS 6ff%r I'm
THE M M ADAMS sTREETs.-At the
Re .sctcu OF on The The S.s Fleming
Grinn, ." on FRIDAY the 1911 OF February,
ST sE At e. ese n S5Th s"a r cer
,ocaae s ,s and second retts at present occupied
by 2 Moore; T D .bo 1t nss a a03t ."
a ss The DWELLING contains rooms. with
front and rss pop, eoniaainr four rooms 70
Ker which ,he nT WI be solh Tint
snat ~ ,bsni 90 feet and depth Of $50 feet TO
Vide paved alley, having thereon brick stable,
f,aued tenement for servants. &c.
.., ,a,sgnIng properiy should attract the a.en-
lion OF capitalists and Others as 1t Is very desrably
ITEMS: one third In cash; balance In six, twelve.
- si,bteen months for negotiable NOES, Interest
auue,u 80 W.GODDTN, Aucioueer.
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By Grubbs & Williams.
Feat Estate Agents ana Auclloneers'
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

pRUsTEE's SALE OF A NEW
FRAMED DWELLING AT, TIE SOUTH,
eWTIpEFIS NAVY HILL.-ln execution OF deed
Of trust IT from W j. Ward and wife to The nbscri,
ppin"Y IAN February. at Az O'Clock =. NJ. the
NEW FRAMED DWELLING. with three rooms
siinared as above. The lot f. l5xl22 feet.
TERMS: By consent, one fourth cash balance at
t twe,yc. ana eighteen months, with interest, and
secured by trust deed: r,,,,v ,,..oo
cnrups 9 WILLIAMS Auctioneers. fec
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COMMISSIONER CLAIDoBNE's OffCE,l
LAwRRNCEvILLE, VA, January 81, 1880.
v,O MORGAN * MClLWAINE,
i Plaintiffs
and . $500
Cary Charles Cooke, trustee for Sallie u. Wilson
Courtney Il. Barraud. Mary Augusta Cooke, Salne
Is. Wilson. NJ. A. Cooke, and ID. &. BaTraud ana L.
H. Ills Wlie....
You are hereby notified that have fix upon The
1OTH DAY OF MARCH, 1850. 10 take at my ofhce
fur her account of the outstanding debts bind
Ing uDon the estate OF the said saliie D. Wilson, 9.
u. Barraud, aud vi. A. COckr, tequ req 10 Dc Iake.
BY decree OF the Circuit Court for the county Of
Brunswick rendered at October term last In suits In
chan cry depending In said court between Moran
NcIlwaine rs Barraud aud others aud Harrison
aud others u.s. Cooke, trustee, &C., at which time
and place YOU are required TO attend
Given under my baud a. commissioner IN chahce-
wri ten GEORGE CLAIBORNE,
fe 3-Tu4w
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RAILROAD Inns.
RICHMOND. gRKp'G POToNAc X. V. Co,
RICHMOND, VA, November z, 1879.
NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
y trains on Uls road wil run As follows:

NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
~ trains on Jls road will run As follows:
NORTH BOUND.
SIP A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station ia ly Tex
cept sundays due at Washington,
l:i0 T.. NJ; Baltimore, 500 L: VI: {;
Philadelphia, 6:3c 7. NJ; New York,
1905 L. VI
500 p NJ leaves Byrd-Street station dai y; due
al Washington. 3:25 L. NJ Baltimore,
1928 l.. 81. Philadelphia, $50 y. u. !;
New York, 6:f3 4. NJ.
A5lO r, NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Tor
Junction. leaves Broad Street station
daily iexcept sur days..
SOUTH BOUND.
lCl5P.M, arrives 81 Byrd-slreet station daily
Except Suudaysl. Leaves New York,
SIS A. ST.: Philadelphia. ll:i5 A.
NJ; Baln more, $50 L. VI. waahins.
ton $50 L. NJ. -,
iI:ao A, NJ, arrives al Byrd-Street station daily.
Leaves New York, lo:0t r. NJ; PHIL
adephia, 1910 A. NJ; Baltimore,
A:5b ~ Washington, TOO A. VI.
s:43 A. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAlS. arrives
AT Broad-Streel station dailv texcep'
sunaaysj, @. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket Agent.
Ell. y. MYERS, Gsassl saperis!sadaa.. n
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by John VI. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionccr,
No. HOG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOr On THE WtSl SIDE OFTNEN-
TY-SIXTH STREET BETWEEN NJ AND y
STREETS. CHURCH HILL. AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.-In pursuance OF a decree of the Cl1ncerv
Court of the city of Richmond entered on the 2dday
of December. 1879. IN the case OF Landlord a.
signee. re. McDonough and ats. the undersigned;
commissioners appointed for The purpo - WI sen
AZ public auc ion, on the premises. on FRIDAY ~"
20th day of February, 1880. at "A O'Clock L. VI,
the PROPERTY located as aboye-lot 623 by 1872
feet-wtn The Improve ments thereon.
TERMS: Enough i'm cash to pay the cost and eX-
penses OF this suit and III said sale: the residue upon
crt oft Of one, two. and three years. The purchaser
executing negotiable notes for the deferred pay
ment,, with per cent interest from day of sale. ana
the title 10 be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase-mOuey shall be lai and COW, vance oiIeied
by lhc Court ISAAC II. CARHINGTON,
j. VI. GREGORY,
foo Special Commir eiOH'rs.
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DRY GOODS
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
THOMAS II. PRICE & CO.,
H order TO perfect certain changes in their business,
offer their entire stock of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. WOOLLENs, &C.
AT PRIME COST.
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SOAP.


THE OVAL CAKE
is the most economical form of Washing Soap. All
bar or square cakes wear down in use TO large fat
piece too thin to handle, and therefore wasted !;
while the OVAL CAKE Of
COLGATE CO.'S
anew" SOAP can be cut In two, the oval end
clasped readily In he hand aud the larger end
down almost TO wafer without any waste.
COLGATE 4 co. recommend their
NEW SOAP
trademark registered) TO careful housekeepers,
not only as superior In quality, but as In form the
most economical Soap now made.
Zoe s.w&sFelsI
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CHEsAPEAKE ANO ONO RAN nNlti
RICUHOND, Va, November {, ei''
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV w
~ BIER o. 1879. PASSENGER TRAINS " ..'
RIM A. FOLLOWS:
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
| SALE, sayat o o'clock +. " we will sell LOTS
Nos s6 and 81, in the plan Of Navy HE, fronting
az feel eacn on the west side OF Eighth reet being
~ fourth and ii IN lots south of Baker street.
wv GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
All kuctiOneCrs.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATcfrTraJ
COMPANIES
JANES-RIVE YER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVEB
CONNECTING AT
PORTSMOUTH WITH THE BAY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.
CeLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP =, F,!7iss
- COMPANY. s'stsnSssa

Tnis company viii dispatch one e tneir 5riCr''f
at.e'. ors--OLD DOMINION, NiANOAF. MAN
HAITIAN. ISAAC B-l.L, and RIt NNDND-
every IT EsDa>, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at
him water.
These slIrs are entirely lev. AID were bull ex-
pressiy for this route.
rhey We .pendid falcons, 5iale-roons, and bath
ROOMS.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are ~
suru9ssed
Ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot Of Beach street. ship coming south sail from
PER Az. North Iytr, foot Of Christopher street.
Freight recel7ed uu.l , y. NJ. daily.
Freigats for points beyond New York forward {
ID dispatch, and no charge made except aeiss e.
DeBses incurred.
Cabin fare 10 Ncw YorE, sl2 Storage, 80 az
~.
For further Information apply 70
GEORGE W. ALLEN co, Agents,
~ ! . o1ice GoinBapv's whsrvrs. ROcksrss
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YORK RIVER rT:vst
IeAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. sss.-.s,e.l.R.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRAN>POhIA
TION COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond IVA.
an Boston. Providence. aud AL New England Giles
steamers leave " Est POINT, VA, on cacf
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ Il noon con
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive al WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rf1 Boston agc
Providence Railroad ria West Point. Va.
II. 4. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
V.D. GRONEE. General Agent ap
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DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH leae.b
4 MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM--sSt4sssaz
SHIP LINE.-NOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
TiiEEE TINES 4 WEkK.-Cntl further NO.
tile the steamers OF this line viii make tri-woeei'
THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY,, and RichHo1c
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. con
meeting al Philadelphia with Ciydes New tn2iaA'
Line fOr FAN River.
QUICK TIME-rREQUENr DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily u1tll O'Clock T. 4.
JA.Es ". Nice ARR.tK,
General Sout ern Agent, Richmond, ".
~ LIAM L. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
n023 80 ~ South " harvrs, Pri,s iaiphis.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CoMMssIOSER'S OFFICER
HANOyER COUNTY, VA. February D. 1880.
TATHERTON'S ADMINISTRATOR VS..
IL ROWziE, L. jim HANOVER CIRCUIT
BY decree of the Circuit Court Of Hanover
county entered In this cause on The 27th day OF Oc-
tober $40. Is ordered that one Of the commits
siOners OF said court do ascertain ana report
lst. The debts and demands against The estate Of
Mar A. Eatherton, with their amounts and pri-
I'd. Who are entitled to the assets in the hands of
the plaintiff IN this cause.
Sd. Who arc the deyisees and distributes Of the
an. Any other matter deemed proper, &c.
Publication of This notice for four successive
weeks in some newspaper published IN the city or
Richmond to be equivalent TO personal service upon
all parties interested In this suit
The parties TO this suit will take notice that have
fixed upon THURSDAY the lth day of March
next. aud Town Hall at Ashland Hanover county,
as the time and place. for executing the above &C.
cree when and where they are required to be pres
ent.
1880. ,. {. REDD,
Commissioner in Chancery,
Hanover Circuit Court.
SANDS, LEAKE & CARTER, pa. fe 7-s4w
COMMISSIONER CLAIBORNE's OFFICE.
LAwRENCEyILLE, VA, February D. 1850.
Two RAISIN & Plaintiffs,
+. W. Jones, sheriff and administrator Of H. u. Ro-
gers: sarah }. Rogers, Il. j. Rogers. and L. u.
Illthfs
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon the
18TH DAY OF MARCH NEXT 10 take and settle
at my office the following a cOunis-yiz.
/. An account Of the transactions of +. W. Jones
as sheriff, AID such administrator Of b. III. Ro-
gers.
2. An account OF the debts outstanding against
the estate OF said Il. II. Rogers.
3. An account Of the real and personal estate Of
which said Rogers died seized or IN which he bad
an Interest, showing the annual aud Fee simple value
of the real estate, and also what has become OF the
personal property conveyed In said deed OF trust
required 10 be taken by decree or the Circuit court
for the county of brunswick, rendered at October
term lat, In suit In chancCTy therein pending be-
tween Raisin Co. rs. Rogers's administrator, &C.,
at which time You are required 10 attend.
Given under my hand rs commissioner In cham
Gerry OF said court the day and year above written.
fe 7.S4w GEORGE CLAIBORNE. .
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improvements Along the Chesapeake
and Ohio.
(.Just sol

WHAT A TRAVELLER SEES AT TWO POINTS
AN EXTENSIVE IRON ENTERPRISE-NEw FUR
NACE-THE UNITED STATES HELPING WORK
IN The QUARRIEs-LOCK- AND DAMBUILD-
ING on THE KANAwHA-HOw 1T is DONE
AND WHO DOES 1T, &C.
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frauds, populations. and jobs, and has been about
AZ much dreaded as the free rum bill. The Leg
i~slature will, it is hoped be prorogued IN q lew
days. and the lobbyist may pay bis bills and pack
his travelling bag. His days as an amateur wire
puIler in the Hawaiian Islands are numbered.
We publish below a list of the ayes and noes
on the motion to indefinitely postpone the bill as
follows
AYEs-Messrs Wilder. Kspena, Simon 4 Kaai. Preston,
DOminis. KAnoa, Kahanu, Cleghorn, MoenAuli, Castle,
Rhodes, Judd. Kunuiakes, Keau, kaulukou, NAwahi'
Woods, s w Kssi, PilipO, Kapshu. Mahoe, y WILCOX,
KupiheG.-3
NoKs-Messrs Bush. KuihelAni, Martin. Liikalsni,
Baker. Ralama. KahuIu, RsanaAna, Aholo. Gibson, Sahs-
ku, KAluA, K W Wilcox, Glendon, Hanuna. WAhine,
Esunsmsno. Kuapuu, KakinA, Beckley.-0
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oMmERCIAL.
PRTD1K ATGUST 8. 1ssO.

FRIDAY. AUGUST s. 1880
Excessive dizziness has prevailed In commercial circles
throughout the week, the cause being attributed to the
interest taken by merchants in political Affairs The
vote of wants Of confidence in the Ministry brought for
ward on Wednesday, attracted all Honolulu 10 the As
sembly.
In the money market little or nothing has been done
Probably the 100000 loan bill might have had some
influence in this matter II occupied the attention OF
the Assembly the whole Of Thursday and Friday and Was
finally disposed Of by being indefinitely postponed
The receipts OF sugar during the week have been SSl
pkgs. The City Of New York took away 700 tons
Large eargOes Of general merchandise have been i'm
ported. and also numbers Of live stock per W II. Meyer
and Discovery
An important credit sale Of general merchandise Is ad-
vertised by Mr. Z P Adams 70 take plsee on "Wednesday
next
The NaaIehu plantation was purchased by Messrs. IT.
win and Co. on Saturday last, for the sum Of S225,0O-
The non arrival Of the Chinese steamer Hoehung does
not give rise to any anxiety. except in Chinese quarters
The steamer Australia with mails from the East is due
to-day.
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We rTIMATED last week that the passage of
the Chinese Steamship Subsidy was procured,
according 20 popular rumor, by corruption, or,
to put 1t plainly, by open and wholesale bribery.
The names Of the parties concerned, and the
amounts OF money reported to have been distrib-
used, are not now specified, as a thorough invest
igation OF the whole subject, which will probably
be undertaken by competent parties, might make
any present exposure premature. The indigna-
ton of the public at the part played by a certain
impecunious adventurer in the case is great. and
is not likely to be easily smoothed over. His
boosted power to GUST the Ministry, and bis as
sumption of prescience in regard to Regal acts
may satisfy bis own egotism, but will never en-
nance the briIliance Of his fame. or add one title
TO his influence. He has been measured BY a
discriminating community, and their estimate of
is small, notwithstanding his alledged con-
with distinguished people Of other lands
nd the public viii be heartily glad at the oppor-
unity to bid him an everlasting farewell.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-08-07

We CANNOT pass unnoticed the very manly
stand taken by the Minister of the Interior in
p~positiOn to the Chinese steamer subsidy, and
70 the opium bill, as measures which would in
vOlve the ruin Of the country, and tend to the
Illustration of It's Independence. Neither can we
pas unnoticed the vicious principles advocated
by another Minister in opposition to the views Of
ms colleagues, and his very unmannerly conduct
before the House, when discussing the question
OF the Chinese subsidy. The dignity or force of
Government can never be upheld, excepting by
the appointment of men who possess, in addition
to intelligence, a character also for probity and
moral courage, sufficient to sustain them against
the wrong persuasiOns Of friends and the threats
Of foes.