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Nem advertisements.
A CARD.

A GARD.
g. MAcAULEY, PianOfOrte Maker, Tuner and Repairer,
begs leave to state that he intends to make a professional visit
TO the Islands Of Maui and Hawaii, on Monday, Dec. Is, 1880.
All persons requiring his services will please address in care
Of Mr.. Ford, Freemasons' Hall, waiuku. Orders will be
punctuaIly attended TO. 1t
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NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
TWSHE HAVING BEE
Il appointed by the Hon. C. C, Harris, Chief Ju4tice of
the Supreme Court OF the Hawaiian Kingdom, as administra-
tor Of the Estate OF Makakos () Of Waiahoie. KOolaupOko,
Oahu, deceased, intestatci therefore, all persons having claims
against the estate Of deceased aforesaid, are hereby requested
to present the same within six months from this date, or they
will be forever barred; and all persons having in possession
any property belonging to said estate or owing TO same, are
hereby requested to forthwith return same TO NE.
J. l.. KAULUKOU.
Administrator of Estate of Makakoa ~, deceased
Honolulu, Nov. 90, 1880. oil 1t
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NOTICE.

IW>HIS IS TO THAT YOUNG
Amin, Taing Zip. Chung Keow and Yeung TUT. all of
Honolulu, constitute the CO. partnership of the firm of Amin &
doing business at No. 81 Hotel street, Honolulu. as Coffee
House Keepers. AMIN L CO.
UonoluIu Nov. 20. 1880. n27 1t
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CONSIGNEEs.

CONSIG NEE
Consignees, per Jaae A FaIkenberg. Dec 7-Lewers 4
DieIs4R;H . Irwin & Co. Castle 4 Cooke. II HAckfeld &
Sosb Ehters- billing ham l. Co, MAcfarIane A Co. W z
roster. "a May Co, II z M'Intyre 4 Brothers. Depart
Hen supreme court, II Macfarlane & Co.
SDnsisneeS Per G Murray, Dec st Spencer, jun.
Mrs l. .EWhitcomb. W Ct Irwin & Co,
CteshOrn 20, II " BL'sh. II L smith. Convent OF
Sacred Heart BolIes 4 Co, O n Tong. Mrs R0IIevl
EXPORTS.
FoF San francisco, per Hochurg. Dee elO bags rice.
fs2Pks bananas 70 Pkgs sugArcane. Dom. vaIhe, ssgs4.
BIRTHS. y
2 McKEAGUE-At Heeta, OAHU IN the Ola. nj, b, tbs
wife Of John McEeague, q dausbter.
= DIED.
native Of Kentucky.
ON December 9Th, Taiohfnu Kan u.w.if r. Z
Cooke Eged As.
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WANTED.
REMOVAL

vEvO RENT OR PURCHASE Gus OIL
4 I'VE or more Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, posses
sion October. Apply CselD W, this Office.
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B E WAR {.

"She is fooing thee.
She is fooling thee,
Trust her not
Oh, trust her not :"
This subject is represented by a beautiful young lady sitting
in a rustic chair. beneath the exchanging branches of a hne
old elm tree she il faultlessly dressed, with her long, golden
ringets hanging down over her shoulders; in her lap 10 a show
er Of beautiful flowers. Near by S a beautiful waterfall, while
in the distance tower mountain peaks. Taken as a whole. II
is a lovely picture-the beautiful lady in the rustic chair in a
thoughtful mood, luxurisnt foliage all around, the beautiful
flowers, the landscape, with the blue canopy of heaven DER
all combine to form an enchanting scene, and one that can
not fail to satisfy all.
No. 2 is a fine Oil Chrome, in 20 colors, size Is by Is in
ahaa ontiiad.
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Eight lepers, seven men and boys and one
woman, were shipped per Warwick yesterday after
noon 70 the Leper Settlement. A sad spectacle.
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49, DR. THATCHER HAS REMOVED
@66 his Dental Office to 1o4t Fort Street, next above
Dickson's Photographic Gallery. Prices reasonable and salts
faction guaranteed. No charge for examining the Teeth.
nl3 u
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NOTICE.
a WING TO THE PR HIGH PRICES
of materials in our line, we, the undersigned. have been
compelled to raise the price for hOrseshoeiDg. On and after
the list day of Feb, 1880, our prices will be as follows:
Handmade ShoeS............. -..-s..-...SoW
Machine Made Shoes zoo
ISAAC ODERKIRK
8. NJ. WHITMAN,
g. WEST,
ROBT BRIETTNER,
CHAS B. WILSON.
Honolulu, Jan. 2sth, 1880 ia3Id
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NOTICE.

SIS REWARD.
INNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
by the undersigned to any one returning to the Adver-
tiser Once, q SILVER WATCH with Chain attached, lost on
the 7th inst, on King street, between the bridge and Fort
street. (dll6l5lu JOSEPH CRUZ.
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The Reward -!

This is a companion piece to No. 4. 1t represents a beauti
full Italian girl (entirely unlike the other) She is also
Street Musician, earning her livelihood with her voice and
violin; she has played to her audience, and has received heI
reward in the share of a shining silver piece which she IL
holding in her hand while asmile Of delight. at her success
hovers on her lips, and her face is radiant. 1t s a very lovely
picture. This Chrome alone 10 worth twice the cost Of a
years. subscription 10 the FIR ESlDE VISITOR yet
subscribers will receive the FIVE foregoing large Chromos
FIR K z. and the VISITOR a year for a single dollar.
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Mo,te,nms Summit County. Colombo Trustees

Rujuf Ivles Frank l.. Tap colt DcI0rrnc hn0witon'
WIN. r. Boyle and John II. Bartlett. ,
Tine Mex can and South American Minlng ana
Commercial Complny. Of New-Y"rk Clty. WIN
capital of 81 10000, ~ do general nlnlhR ous'-
ncss n portion If which VIII be carried on IN tne
states of C0ahuila and Chihnahua, IN mfxo 70
Trustees John Foggtt. James W. barnes, ION ~ -.
Bntterfeld. william Il. Parsons and Charles A. lie
France Office Nrw-York.
The Mmas Pretas Mining Comply Sapendsu
certitcate) with capital OF 81 OC0OOO; 10 oaIIy
on the mining BUSINESS IN the State OF o'horo,
Mexico. Trustees: james j lllgglnson. BIayton
Ives thomas I. Buckley. James |. GaIdner, peo'no
W. Dnlawav, NJ :. >impkIns, r.. ana hoDero d.
Mipturn. Princlpa office. Ngw-lork.
The Helena IndepeHdcnt (Mnntana) OF November
Is SAYS: Mr. II. +. Brown. superintendent ol 'no
Alta Montana Company Who'll Just IN from "rhts,
reports that a vein Of rich ore has been recently
struck in The crc+s-cut OF the Alta mine at polDi
three hundred feet from the eurface. IL mas opeoeu
ont betv cen four and five feet in thickness ana
shows an average assay of i 90 per ton 10 SILVER.
This il IN addition to the regular VEN ihlfynVe
miners are now ut work. aud this force Is 10 Oe III
creased t. fifty This last strike produces such irec
Quantities OF tDat the company mas cIOsen uo"n
on the Comet mine, and the entire WORKS Wnicn
have q capacity 900 tons per month, are 10 ~
k. ut running on Alta The SInelter ~ ste1nty
running turning out from 5000 % 5000 pounds Vi
bnllio;I daily which shipped to the Omaha henh-
ing Works.
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY Nov 2s-P NJ.
The dealings in mining stocks last week pre-
scented nothing new or Of special interest. lno'o
were the usual fluctuations in thc prices OF inc IAN
cles,' a weak tone for the Comstock ana bou,e
stocks the Leadville shares generally li't'e
stronger and for the solid stocks which represent
producing companies that are managed on ousineSS
nr,nciple the demand was sufficiently near 10 tne
supply 10 bold prices firm. As the LeadVilie proper
ties with their enormous capitalization nave uono
much t. depopularze mining interests ID INC
East, the lettor of Z. l.. W.. published III TO-DAY
TRBUNi -crb,D the pecularItles otthe loria''o"
OF the FRYER Hill mines will he read Win interest,"
and sbould rcst,re confidence in mining enterprises
located on contact VEINS. The Leadville mlnlnV
camp NAV be deserted and only history Toooiu the
fabulous am ount OF wealth that was produced III d
sdoIt time bu otber properties, Carrying Foins 50
d. en- down mo the earttPs bowels mat
y.t unborn viii not see them exhausted, Will con
me t. be worked to be productive, anu W enio't
thc owners, are content 10 acccpe ih Coin u
% 10 40 per cent upon their investments. Al'ci an,
IeayIile mas produced nearly All that was prOniseu
.or 81! aud # some specuat0s aud io0llsh investors
nave lost money by buying the stocks az FANCY
prices, the country is many uHoEs "i "OiIdis ii00
Tor the discovery Of the deposits. l.,
Yesterday S market, like the market OF other uayS'
was Irrr gular, ana the movements were not sa.S-
factory to SPECTATORS. There was, however gen
erd Improvement III the puces for fancles, ana Oh
yer Nugget rose to 33@3Z cents, and copper huOo
10 13 cents, the business III each beng large; Gd
ver.s was only steady, and Great Eastern declined
81 cents. OF the Lcadville shares, Cnryo0hte Was
ABOUT steady; Iron silver lost good proportion Oh
II recent ADVANCE, aud closed at $40, and ln"A
and Anne were 1oth weak at declines OF I03 ccnts'
H. Plata WAS strong Ga bid. Moose continues 10
attract attention, and closed at l.lO having au
yauccd from % cents within the last SIX weeks abu
that without excitement or turnes mt steauiy
upon continued absorption OF the stock. liuKlu
was dull at 1.6J, and Green Mountain, kislhg Pun
and , herokee we're as firm Us usual. The market
closed dull.
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PUCKEYE WATER and HYDRAULIC

Location OF principal place of business Francisco cali
fprnia
Location OF works. Trinity County California
NOTICE lS IL kEBN GIVEN That AT A IN citing of ( No
Boar ot Directors held The fourth day OF November
1870, assessment go. 81 Of TWO DOLLAkS per shar,
Was levied upon tine capital II ck the corporation PAYABLE
immediately IN Umc states gold coin the Secretary al
the Office OF The company Room 10 No. $50 est.
hdu trhtlsco CdlOrnn stock upon which assess
mtn shau remain unpaid the eleventh Decen
per 49, VIII oe Delinquent ami avc for at pub
nc auction anu unless payment made before will be
on IncsdAy the fourth DAY o January, 1881 pay the d.
hnqurnt a7srtmoIt Oethcr with OF advertising and
expense OF sale by order OF the Hoard OF Directors
oet.. -. - =. ,, w. III LpWDEN. secretary.
Previous To December 3 1880 an be uaii IA
ana cert hcates stamped by ' W
ON WM. A. STEPHENS Vice President
Once. Room IL, No. 50 WaIlsL, New.YOrk
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Booksellers Will please seOd 10 their orders at once
MCPHERSON'S HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
Ul FOR 1881,
record Of Important Political Action National
from July l. 1873, July !. 1882 by Hon. EDWARD
MCPHERSON.
Price, ST. Mailed on receipt OF price.
-. "A few copies OF 1873 sti be had pnce
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The aesrn OF this WORK show that. while women have
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PICTURES FROM SOCIETY.
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CT. ANDREWS SOCIETY.
I24TH ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL
OF TIE
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY
OF THE STATE OF NETWORK
WILL TAXI PLACB on
TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. 81. 1880.
The members the Society will cine toc ether at DEL
MONICOS Madison Square O'Clock. ana requested
ouce purcuay at o'clock for the transaction OF business
Tae following gentlemen were elected managers at tbe
preparatory meeting held on the llth inst;
JOHN Patton. 50 William--t.
WILLIAM \. PATTON. IS Park-row
JOHN MACKAY. AZ Exchangeplace.
THOMAS HENDERSON Jr, I Bowling green.
EVAN J. FRAS FIR. 80 Wallst.
JOHN KEN EDY ROD. SO Wiam-st.
Persons III The society OF its associations wishing
10 mite with their countrymen the ccle ration II IT.
Andrews Day can obtain tcsels from the managers
ALEX. LANG, secretary.
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4 dispatch from Denver last night states that
George g. Robinson was killed yesterday by rIOtIng
miners AT Robinson Camp. The dispatch will be
found in another column.
Bullion valued at $l0,779 70 was received in
Nrw-York on saturday from the mines. Total
receipts for the week, 1906. 3l4 OF.
The total recorded sales of mining stocks at both
Exchanges in this city for tne past week amounted
10 702. S3S shares.
The supcrlntendcnt of the Girnrd Mine telo-
graphcd on Saturday that the three drifts we're all
m ore Welding an average for the week of $l05 per
ton.
Ii u understood that William Brandreth, prom
inent operator and member of the American Ex-
change whose SUSPENSION announced a few
DAYS ago, has paid all claims against MIN IN full.
AT the monthly meeting of the Uuadiila Company
on Wednesday last the resignation of L. a. White
va. accepted and John NJ Nixon. OF the firm of
Nixon, ricston ~ Co.. elected trustee and
president.
In another column will be found statement re-
Vardlug tie Mineral Creek mine of Arizona. The
compauy's stock has recently been listed upon the
American Mining Exchange. ana active develop
ment work is be ny prosecuted on the property
The following INNING companies flied articles Of
Incorporation at the County Clerks Office this
CITY during the last week:
The Modesto Consolidated Gold and Silver Min
ing Company. of Idaho; capital, az. 600, 900; TO
Idaho. 1Tustees-JOhn j. Anderson. OuterbridQc
Mc, oy.
The Silver King Mining Company. with a capital
Of 81 900, 900; TO do general mining business at
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TRUE MANLIAASS.
FROM THOMAS HUGHES.
INTRODUCTION BY JAMES RI SELL LOWELL
lGmo. cloth, 81.
"Tisis fourth Of the spare Minute SERIES al
those who hav. enjoyed Tom Browns school Days az
Rugby other books BY the same author VIII ma mere
lie choicest and est thoughts Of this popular writer" Ad
dres : the Publishers. u LJIHROP co, Boston Mass
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4 MLKICAN MINING SIOUX EACHANGE,
CD BROADWAY. NEW-YOBK.

OFFICE OF TIE SAN JUAN AND NEw-YOEK MINING AND
SMELLING Co, ~ BROADWAY NBW ok. NON ~. $50
, MEETING of the STOCK HOLDERS Of
- tins company be held az the cOmptys OH e No. 40
Broadway IA, city OF WORK. on the 'h ay ~ De
crmber Al The for the prpIse OF de-
termung capital tins company snail be
duceu from jOOUO1 to the par value OF bio
eacu, l. Z. IRON $J,OUOOOJ to 81 90. 90.
X. AMY.
SPENCER THASK.
&. T.. WOEEGS HOFFER
WALTEls ~ IAN,
l. T.. IA BLErDN.
A majority d Board o
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SUPPLEMENT TO SCALrEL No. 40.

SUPPLEMENT TO n S ca No. 49,
structure SiSa Sn and Snsns tSg
year inc rqs sglS Of SwoSing neces descr pcn
Of both Of aes apd moaefn OF Of cain
often OF immediate removal . ,,.. .t,, , -
meinods Of peiofas it II promotes vihy and mental
purity II parents could DC Inade u u GER anu M
snhcance carry out IT.. recepIs there would De less
energy a new operation tor It's cura .-... .,
Fhosuho1c Acid IT'S restorative influence on The nerves oil
O Seara ri and Auamia what ole they People who
blood anI neryc-saryeI: VIA, IS the cure
The ealy decay OF American womed lsll proper 10 cheek
' Treataer Of Structure Internal ncaon insira
men for immediate cure W., PY az ~ az cred
Los Of Tir,y in Young Married People; unsuspoced
Influence OF Tobacco on the sexual Powers.
F0ry.four pages octave, elegantly pnu ed p cents
he whole ma, It. had OF Tie editor Only t9r sIs wei
bound In large volumes % 90 pages ra'h No' - anu
49, Irice GEMS, contain the altiolrs on Ioba CO.
OPINIONS or TIE PRES.
Dr Dixon taxes his stand with we cOnsefEAlVc men oi
Mott AND universally kncwn as surgeon pracca
da N d actc powef &c no he aeina
The eiitor il an ,srIest sud thorough practitioner u
science he man o, the groStoS[ cPaG 10 49,
Dilon has added an experience # 1ory yeaIS 70 ms
capse ioI Te a ' f S6k fol- t c6cbss DOS
cquu tie head ana heart Of The author J.
The antac's acnoy lodged Originality and thorough de-
trmg surgical erGnSianc a,-nip IL "ifh , NOR tan
We ake 20 OdfscV-- the u Oi originating his gor us
mad mere Lancet In Europe there "Oih
have been no ~c4ipc Dr Olson surgeon IL
the hignest sci VI tn teIll ri lond Lancet
livery ID. Dixon il OF value 1" the whole human
4ce"-l " y. Tribune
lis works colld be published the expense Of The
Gov rnneut gwen y0uug man ia tie codntr
tbpc yoHld rsilg ration; thty contain
no me nor wort uNcc impure emotions but me
cOnaiy every viii pew III THOUSANDS nom PIE
mature sc<5oIsDiy paced IN Their naIds ddn' YOU
men reach their grave, hcv scarcely knew l. br
.ch would be saved bv the scasonabe perusoi WORK
Ike ihs'- Horace Greeley.
IHC!Ose TO aiN Anu II t'l-N, 49, -.
No ~ jtlave. HouIso t. 10; - /, and 10 10 even
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Ocean CLEANERS.

4 MEXICAN LINE. ....,,,,r,,,o,
n FOR QUEE SHOWN AND Liver DOL
only r ransitIantic Line undtr the AMERICAN FLAG
sailing every "wednesday Pha cphlt AMI Liverpool
EIta saings on alternate SATURDAYS
INDIA A. "Wednesday, Dee. J. : A m
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP
Sailing every saturday alternately rom PIsdepls ni
,eW-l OiS Antwerp landing passengers WilMn is
nour. r1de Of the important points u Interest ~ the Coo
tIneut .... go. .-.., ~
ror rates OF passage and other Information aopYt1
PEIEk W GIT e suns, General Agents.
3O7 Valnut-st Ph."Ilelpnia ~ DI'ti"''' Nr"-I@s
NCHOR LINE L. ). MAIL STEAMERS
"A NEW.YORK AND GLA>1l ".
From pier 40 20. North River. ScH ) ork.
g;hipia -...... ~ noon fl~e -i..-- Dec H. IN
IO via Dec. 4, a. n DeVO Dec - A. n
Auc. 0 ia .. ..'. IS, II a. m
These steamer c-'-. cattl,. sheep or rig%
cabins, 10 $40 rXcursiva tickets Al r iuced rates
second CsB.n, $40 >te-raee. -,
NEW. YORK 80 LONDON DltEcI
From Pier No 40 SOrth Iver. foot Il tlaflesst
.Eysia ........ Nov 81 noon L Opia Dee H. pa
NlctOIa..-.-....D Dee. !, I a. u. ,--, -..--
cabins. So and r65 TX ursion tickets at rtdncfdtHes
steamers marked do not carr "a -,rnecf-
uENDEE,ON BROTHERS, AGENT. Bo~lns Green.
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UInlluQ ACaoenlles

At Mr.. TRENOR'S, Broadway and 32d-st
~ Adults are RAPIDLY taught the Jew WALTIE5.
Ihi. iren the q .AC. 81 dance, WALK y ., &c
Lesson, every day ana evening FRIDAY RECEPllON5.
Lien DODWORTHS .. 1900.
~ SCHOOL FOR DANCING No GSl FIFTH AVE.
For &C.. send for CIRCULAR Csss Tor gcn
t,ucn M0lds anu 1Aurriay EVENING" Friday evening
al. b, WI commence December ).
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Alinina.

OFFICE: bOBrOan Strert
"EMPRESS MINING co. OF COL0Rln01
lIlIereby invite tenders or 0uOO shares " ia V'
the purpose Of further DEVELOPING tho nine Ths
afOc& 81 per uDssse-saDe. The prop4rry .A1
Mammoth mn GilpIn County Colorado aiont y 80
tb. known Bohtail' vein, ana Is 80 hv VIZ
for ,hich The company holds Unted states letter. Ia
Tho main shst IL down 80 fest thoroughly umbersd
cap rock and has been IN grade A., @
g,d with copper irona sure idlc1bOn 81 nch In "a
prozmly II TACT tat mine, ~ toll section hat show
top have acays wed fcn when SUM- deep enoqeh
for the purpose OF 1KinR u iept ~ $40 ths,
pany offer this tOcg having entire confidence
ciay after hearing the presidents repor II his visit M
nine that D ore be found Lefore thai depth il ,e,sh
During the past week The company has bought and s
from tho Liigerwoof Mig Co. ~ Libertyst. Nssysaa
may carried fat pOss BILE Fui nforDs,ni
wanted gladly furnished By any Of the trustec. aa
December g. the COMPANY reSeryDg The ng 10 reject ssr
sl bids, allotted 10 be paid Tor before J,rn.
10 ssl Al proposals. 70 be addressed -
,UNIUS 81 HENCk. Treasurer. u Barclayst Nev Va
o' o''''' u INV JAMS HOWELL pr.sa.,,
Trustees Hon. James Howell Mayor civ % Broosvn .
v Cbas A. Righter with aessrs Geo A. Clark q a.!
broadway, y " Edmund Mclaughlin. Of AcIoo,sS9g
Bros Publishers 70 Duanest n VI Jg2g; sehech "a
uORN SILVER MINING COMPANY.
OF FRISCO UTAH
Capital slO.0O1O00; i0I0gg shares, Par s25.
Ol-'' w. . SSe ssSs-.
pOBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
IA Mines at Ten Mle summit Co, Colorado W.
Capital si901ooCo; 2OP"V9 i.ar res 500 Taeh.
'0O - 0fi"es 80. II5 Broadway N~w.fork ''"'''''
cTARR-GROVE SILVER MINING Co
- Mine aud Mills, Lander County, Nevada
CAPITAL $2.0u0.D10: 10000 shares clio each
JOHN Il. BOIITN ELL s4cre,rv
ONCE. No 2. Nassau ST, cor. RI " hat, y. Y
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GUION LINE. .--.-..,,,.,,

* TNTTFD STATES NAIL ST. AHERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LiN rtPuOL
Leaving Pier 50 y. r., loot % IA. 81
NEVADA '..-.'-........ Tt l3sDA gov 80 800 %
ABIS~I y "a ............-- - \. De y s5Oa N
ARIZONA b e q, 80 a
WNOMTS EeDAN Dc - -;5g q.
- These steamers are but OF r"h ID "de i.h' eVs
par mrnts. furnished WITH every llslW 70 Ws
ing bath room. SMOKING room. drawing pom oahO aa
bt ~ Xperenced surgeon, Stewards and eaet "
each steamer The sataroOms all upper deck mus Msn
those Greatest OF all Injuries at SEA- perfect VeA''ua
and hluL 400 .oo ..s
CABI' PASSAGE according 10 IA, st'"m 900 50 aaa
500. INTERMEDIATES. so -IGEltAH4. al low rstcs
OFFICE No % BRO Nv ~. ,.,o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-29
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

u BEIWEEN NtW-I OKN N II y ~, -,
Pier of COMPANY No. - North River 1000 u NprDnS
Traveller by tins line avoid bOtn transit ny hngislLa
and the dscomto-ts OF crossing the channel s'
~ - T. ~ Deaulane ...... We'd Dc :. loan
CkLUEHA Eeuvl .-.......-.. elnc-oa'. Ore ID p q
Df 40 nus 'DsLA
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