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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
- sUANT 70 = power Of sale contained 10 a certain Real
Estate mortgage dated the 18th April, A. d.. 1879. and record
ed In the Hawaiian Registry Of Deeds, in Liber 50, pages 43s,
439 and $50. made by LAEA W. and HAULA ~. In favor OF
CHUNG WA. and by the said Chung Waa assigned to J.
HYMAN, b. deed dated the 81 January, A. d. 1850, and re-
curied in Lfber SO. page 439, and for a breach Of the condition
Of the said mortgage, the lands with all easements, improve
ments and appurtensnces belonging thereto, conveyed by the
said mortgage, will, after three weeks from this date, be adyer-
tIsed and sold al public auction The property referred to is
situated on Fort Street, Honolulu, next below Mr.. Louisson's
place. I4th lamar, 1850. J. LYMAN.
: b. DOLE. Attorney. ianlT 81
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Circuit Court of Kauai.

The February Term, 1880, of the Court of the Fourth
Judicial Circuit has been ordered to be adjourned to
Tuesday the 18th day of February, and all persons hav-
ing business as parties or witnesses at said term are
hereby notified that their attendance will not be required
before that date, and the Hawaiian Jurors are further
notified that they will not be called till Wednesday the
18th day of February.
By order of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
JNo. E. BARNARD, Clerk.
Honolulu, Jan. 18th, 1880. Jan17 st
JAMES R. HOLT has been appointed Pound Master for
the District of Waianae, Oahu, vice J. d. Holt, resigned.
N o. DOMINIS, Governor of Oahu.
January IL, 1880. janli o.
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OF SALE.

nY ECTION OF II. A. wIDEMANN
ID and J. L. Richardson, Assignees Of a certain MOI tgage
dated sept 25th, 1877. made by Debora Haakulau, (wO and
Kaahaanui, her husband, TO c. :. Barlow, Chairman Of Board
Of Trustees Of Hawaiian Lodge No q, T. & \. NJ, and by
him assigned TO Il. A. Widemann and j. l.. Richardson, by
document dated May 9Th, 1877. I am directed 70 sell at pub
lie auction on SATURDAY, the 7th day Of February, 1850 at
II Va, at ny Salesroom in Honolulu-The property In said
mortg yes described Is situated in Waianae, Oahu, and Leleo,
Honolulu, Oahu. For further particulars enquire Of
f. z. ADAMS, Auctr
Or CECIL BROWN, Attorney for Assignees Of Mortgage.
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
~ suant to a power II sale contained in a certain Mortgage
Deed dated February 9Th, 1875, made by William johnson, OF
Houoluiu, oahu, TO James Campbell, Of the same place,
Of record in the Once Of the Registrar Of COnveyances in
Lfber 81, on pages 80, so and 81. and for a breach OF the
conditions To- said Mortgage Deed contained that all and singu-
lar the lands. tenemeuts and hereditaments In said Mortgage
Deed Contained and described will, after the time limited by
IaE. b. sold az public auction on account Of the breach Of the
conditions a. hereinbefore mentioned, The property in said
mOrtgt ge being situate on the Northwestern side Of Kaahu-
manu- Street, in Honolulu Aforesaid
JAMES CAMPBELL
CECIL BROWN, Attorney for Mortgage. ja244
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0bfrtiser.
SATURDAY,. JANUARY24.
BRIEF NJ

- The regular monthly meeting of the Ha-
waiian Mission Children's Society will be held this
Saturday evening at the house OF Mr.. C. W.
Cooke. on King street
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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
IL HERERY GIVEN THAT PUl

IL HEREBY CIV En- THAT PUR-
- suaut % a power Of sale contained In n certain Mortgage
Deed dated December -, 1877, made by Kanui Lumaheihei
and William r. Lumaheihei. her husband, Of Hamakua, Island
% Hawaii. and NJ p. Kinimaka and D. Leiea Of Honolulu,
Oahu. 20 Thomas CGmmins Of said Honolulu. Of record IN the
ohca % the Registrar Of Couveyances In iber 50, on pages
i4l. ii2 and ls5. and BY said Thomas cummins assigned TO
Alex J. Cartwrght Of said Honolulu, by document dated June
IS. lS79. and Of record In hber IS, on pages 81 aud 3l2, and
for a breach q the conditions in said Mortgage Deed contained,
that al and singular the lands, tenements and Entertainments
In said Mortgage Deed contained and described will. after the
time limited b law, De sold al public auction on account q 4
breach IN the conditions a. kereinbefOre mentioned. The pro-
perty in said mortgage described being situated IN Kona Akau,
Kona Hema. Hamakua, Hawai-, and Honolulu, Island Of Oahu.
CECIL BROWN, ALEX J. CARTWRIGHT,
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage.
Dated az Honolulu. Jan. Sd. 1850. Ja3 81
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~ As We so to press, the whaler John Hot1-
land is of the port. Capt. Green kindly offers to
take charge OF any parcels for Ascension Mission
Stations, to sail again this forenoon.
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EyOR The Stock, FIxiares, eoodwill and
Less. o. the Oldest Established Dry Goods Store in
Honolulu. hvorabIy known as the WHITE HOUSE
siruAted 90 NuuAnn Street, and tateiy under the management
Of = l. Lewis
The above store has been established a good many years,
and has a large run OF CUSTOMERS
Terms and turtle information at the Ohlce %
d2T N N. PHILLIPS & Co, IL Kaahumanu 81.
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Lease of Government Land.

On Monday. February 2Sd. 1880, at II O'Clock noon
will be sold at public auction, st the front entrance OF
AliiolGni Hale, the Lease for ten years Of that tract OF
Government Land, situated in the district Of Hilo, Hs-
wAii, and known as s portion of KawAinui-
Upset price, 500 per snnum.
Terms: Rent payable semi-AnnuAlly in advance.
sAML G. ILDER Minister of the Interior.
Interior Department, Honolulu, Jan. "a, 1880. jn24
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COTTAGES TO LET.


V"NHE UNDEhHH6 I'D BEENU AbONN y
erect a number Of Cottages. with garden land attached,
a short distance from town In Huuanu Valley, corner Of
School street, opposite Mr. Henry WaterhOuse, also, on school
street, a. far as opposite Rev. =. r. Bishops.
The rentals will be about Twenty-Five Dollars per month
Tenants will have the right q purchase BY payment 10 irstah-
ments for three or ave years, with adePosite Of twenty-five
per cent, should any be sold.
Those requiring homes can secure the same by an early ap-
pucatiou 10 the undersigned, and If not too late, can have
buildings % suit the Intending occupants
IaSU JOHN THOs-
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MORTGAGES NOTICE OF SALE.

MOhT6AGEEo OI1C Uf GALE.
DT DIRECTION of
IL and u A Widemann, the mortgages named in three
certain indentures of mortgage dated respectively November
IS, 1876, April 20, 1917 and September y, 1877, made by Ke-
anO r. Eldredge and David z. Eldredge, her husband, TO H..
A. Widemann and stephen Spencer, l am directed 10 sell at
public auction ON ~ATURDAYsah 9th day Of March, 1850,
a. II VI, at my salesroom In Honolulu, that certain tract Of
land situate In the District Of Kula. Island Of Maui. and known
as the Ahupuaa Of KaOnoulu, and said to contain 10000 acres,
more or less, and being the land awarded TO one Hewahewa
by Kukana. Heu 1881.
For further particulars enquire Of
b.. ADAMS, Auctioneer,
Or CECIL BROWN, Attorney for Mortgages ja24 Il
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REMOVAL
RARE CHANCE.

UyRANK GERTZ. BOOT AND
has removed his business from Hotel Street TO the store
on Merchant Street, formerly occupied By d W. Clark Oci
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FOR SALE.

TVHE " STORY RESIDENCE. SITUATE
u on School and Emma Streets, Honolulu II In excellent
order and repair. with good and sufficient pasfuTage for two
or three horses Half the purchase money may remain on
enquire Of do ~ THOS. BROWN, Registrars Office
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HN AUTHORITY.
MS4M

Mr.. JAS. ". GrBvIS hiss this day been appointed Com
missioner Of Private Ways and Water Privileges for the
District Of Waikiki, Island Of Maui, vice q. W. Daniels,
deceased.
The Board of Commissioners now consists Of
II. Kuihelani,
y. kepoikAi, and
jas. W. GfryIn-
SAML G. WILDER, Minister Of Interior.
Interior Once, Jan -, 1850. jana
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Interior ONCE, Jan eth, 1880.
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 KAUNOLU, ANAL Upset price 500 per
annum. TERMS-Payment semi-annual in advance.
SAM'L G.. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Department, Honolulu, Jan. 9th, 1880.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

GOOD WINDMILL, . BRASS NJ 2
II Irun Tanks. capable Of boiling 500 gallons eaehi / Solid
frame, Tor above tanks also, Pipe Work Connections, etc,
complete This sin can be seen In working order By apply
ing to (n29 ~ H. J. AGNEW.
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gtaal advertisements.

SUPREME COURT OF HAWAIIAN
- Islands. In Probate, Island Of Oahu, Hawaiian Islands.
In the matter Of the Estate Of JOHN I. CHAYTER, de-
ceased. Order appointing time for Probate OF Will and direct
ing publcafiou 81 Notice Of the same. A docu ment, purport-
ing TO be the last W III and testament Of John 7. Chayte=,
deceased, having on the 10Th day Of January A. ID. 1850,
been presented TO said Probate Court, and a petition for the
probate thereof and for the issuance Of Letters Testamentary
TO CHARLES T. DILLINGHAM, having been filed by ELL
CHAYTER, widow. lt Is hereby ordered, that
Thursday, the 5th day Of February, A. ID. 1850, at 10 O'Clock,
a. N. Of said day, at the Court Room Of said Court, at Homo
lulu, be, and the same is, hereby appointed the time for prov
ing said Win and hearing said APPLICATION, when and where
any person interested may appear and contest the said viii,
and the granting Of Letters Testamentary.
IL IL further ordered, that notice thereof be given by publ
cation, for three successive weeks, in the " Pacific CONNER
eli Advertiser newspaper printed aud published in Ho-
n3iuiu-
Dated Honolulu, II. L, January 10th. 1880.
LAWRENCE MCULLY,
Attest Justice Of he Supreme Court.
ROSA, Deputy Clerk. jail 81
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FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SALE

nNE NEW EAsTERN-BUILT FOUR
W wheeled OK Cart OF very superior make Just the cart
for plantation use OaID O. BREWER 4 90.
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DEATH OF THE Crown PRINCE OF ToNGA-Prince
David. the eldest son of King George of Tonga. died
at Auckland on the 23d of December, of dropsy. He
had visited Auckland for medical treatment He
wss about 81 years of age, and was a member of the
Wesleyan Methodist Church. For many years he
was Governor of the Island of Vauvau, and has al
ways taken an active part in the affairs of the gov
eminent of Tonga, having held the Office of Premier
since the granting of the present Constitution of the
Friendly Islands He was reported to have been a
shrewd man of business, an excellent speaker, and
well conversant not only with the politics of his own
land but also of European nations. Some two years
ago the Emperor William of Germany conferred up
or him the order of the Crown of Prussia of the
second class. He leaves two sons and a daughter.
The succession goes to his son, Prince Wellington
Tuboumalahi.
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IUVHE UNDERSlG ED. As ATTORNEY IN
fact for wm HHlebraBd. NJ D.. offers for sale, on liberal
terms, tracts % land IN KemoO. Kamananui, said TO contain
acres In All, AMI also a tract IN Wahawa, said To contain
lg9s acres. all situate IN the District Of Watalua, Island OF
Oahu- The lands In KemOo we're formerly based 10 John
Silvia and Oven j. Holt (d30 10 CHAS r. BISHOP
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FOR SALE.

WHHOsE PREMISES SITUATE IN HILO.
II opposite the Court House, suitable for a hrst-eiass Hotel
III IN good order and repair Apply %
J. II. CONEY, Honolulu,
fs 70 or @. RICHARDSON. HHo.
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AID FOR IRELAND-The following appropriately
worded circular b s been addressed by the CON-
mittee to our citizens
DEAR SIR AS members of the Relief Committee we
ing and distress of our fellow beings in Ireland, and TO
enlist your sympathy in behalf of a poor, starving,
ADMINISTRATION people. The complete failure of the
crops has reduced an already poor and burdened people
to a state of starvation and from the depth of their
misery they cry for help, and appeal to the charity of the
humane in distant lands. Their appeal has not been in
vain, and the active sympathy of the charitable through
out the world is being exercised in their behalf. The
people of the Hawaiian Kingdom have always extended a
helping hand and generously contributed to the allevia-
ton of suffering and distress in all lands. 1t is but
recently we were called upon to help feverstricken
Memphis, and nobly did we respond to the cry Of dis
poor famishing people of ireland. The sacred principles
of charity, love and friendship, and our sympathy for
the poor and distressed, will not allow us to be indiher-
ent to the suferings of humanity.
We therefore solicit from you, in the name of him who
to the last taught friendship, love and charity to all, a
small contribution in behalf of the poor, suffering,
starving people of unfortunate Ireland, TO enable them
to live until better times come to their relief.
All contributions to the Famine Relief Fund will be
received by the Committee, viz: Geo. Lucas, NJ. McIn-
erny, P. Dalton.
The appeal of the committee is being responded to
by our citizens in their usual generous manner. The
sum of 5000 was forwarded by the last steamer.
Contributions may be addressed to Rt. Rev. John
McHale, st. Jarlath's, Tuam. county Galway, Ire
Ian1
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AssIGNEEs'

ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.
WNHE UNDERSIGNED HAYING BEEN
elected Assignees o. the Estate % Chun kau OF Homo
Iulu, Bankrupt. Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons in
debted 20 The said Chun Kan, 70 make Immediate payment 10
q. 8. Bartnw. az his -a.esroom, Honolulu Any person own
lag articles, % any description. which have been deposited
With Chun Kau and now IN possession % the assignees may
c. 5 BARLOW,
.eI3 W q. AKANA.
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Licenses Expiring in January, 1880.

NOTICE is hereby given that all Licenses must be APP
piled for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are
cautioned about failing to renew expiring Licenses, and
all Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs have instructions to pro-
secute without discretion, any and all parties doing
business without the proper License.
SAML G.. WILDER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office ADril 20. 1879
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DRowNED-While The schooner IA Moi was
lying at anchor at Kahului. East Maui, on the 18th
inst, the vessels boat got adrift and several of
the crew jumped overheard to secure it. One of
them. named Lilikalani. never rose to the surface.
and is supposed to have been taken with a lit. The
body bad not been found. as tbe current was set
ting strongly across the bay towards Waihee.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

n. WOULD MOST KS
- pectfuliy infnrm the public that be has taken the Black
smith shop of the late Dan Houghnning, on the Bay Horse
premlsea. on Hotel street, where he viii give his usual salts
faction IN CORRESPONDING, and attendance on SICK
HORSES. jas 3m
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kauai.
District of waimea- School House waimea, School
House Niihau.
District of Puna-School House Libue, School House
Koloa.
District of Hanalei-Court House Hanalei, School House
Anahola. SAM'L G.. WILDER.
Dec 18th 1879. Minister of the Interior.
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I THE RACE-The race on Wednesday last at Ka-
p%iolani Park betW cen the mare q" Baby - and the
California bob-tailed nag. resulted In the latter be-
ing distanced. The mares time vas 3.eS.
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BRICK-sTORE AND
u on Queen street, belonging to DR. r w Wood, at pre-
oeeupied by the undersigued- For terms apply to
se 27-u II. HACKFELD & Co.
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BRIEF MENTION.

THASKs.-ours are due and hereby rendered to
VIM. Jarrett, Esq, of the Foreign ofice, for q file Of
San Francisco dailies per CyGns.
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PROMPT ACTIoS.-In our last we had occasion to
call the attention of the proper officer to the bad
condition of sidewalks on certain streets. On the
same day with our publication we were pleased to Oh
serve that the needed repairs were being made, in
both the localities named. On Nuuanu street, Eva
side, there is a radical change in the condition of the
sidewalk, holes filled, ragged edges Strengthened,
and the old hills and dales turned into a level plain.
And on Emma street one can walk boldly along at
night without fear of a broken leg. So far SO good.
Now if the owners of property bordering on the
streets, would see to it that their trees and shrub
berry overhanging the sidewalks are Kept properly
trimmed. at a sufficient height to allow a pedestrian
of ordinary stature to pass without getting his hat
knocked of,-it would be a decided improvement, to
cay nothing of the expenditure of strong language
that would be saved.
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COMING Mdlle. Carlotta Patti, whose advent is
expected by the Steamer City Of NetO York, on the
&c inst, will give a concert at Kawaiahao Church
on the evening of her arrival. The prices of admis-
sion have been placed as follows: Reserved seats,
81 90; general admission $3.50 gallery SIoO.
Eastern critics speak well of the lady's abilities
and we predict a full house.
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W. II. DTNoND-We are pleased to learn that this
gentleman, who We claim as a iellow-townsman.
and who has for some years past occupied an i'm
portant and confidential position in the WE'LL
known house of Williams, Blanchard & Co, of San
francisco. is announced as a partner in The bust
ness. The 6rm is now Williams, Dimond s Co.
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FIRM FOR THE PRISoIPLE-Lsst Thursday the
case of P. c. Jones vs.. G.. II. Luce TAX COllector)
came up in the Supreme Court. The sum at stake
was only one dollar, but the principle involved was
an important one, being the question of costs in
cases decided by the Board of Tax Appeals. The
Court decided in favor of Mr.. Jones, being of the
opinion that the same rule as to costs should apply
as in other civil cases, that is, that they should 60
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fHONoLULU FIRE DEPARTMENT-By some irregu-
iarity on the part of the Tax Assessor Of Honolulu,
we are informed that quite a number of the active
members Of. the force have been illegally taxed dur
ing the present year. The Department has had the
matter under consideration, and it is decided to re-
pay all such amounts to the fremen, out Of the funds
at the disposal of the Department.
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The next moonlight concert will take place on
Monday Jan. 18th. bat should the Patti Concert
take place on that evening, the band will play Tues
day Jan. 9th, at usual time and place.
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THE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH ScHEME.-It appearing
that some one here is under the impression that
Cyrus W. Field was a friend Of the projected ocean
cable between California and Asia, connecting with
these Islands-we publish in our supplement for the
information of the public here, an interesting and
reliable article on the subject, which originally APP
peared in the Washington Chronicle.
, 1880-01-29

rcc,ycr H4lM0 damages fUr tho ltFaA bf m arm.
Annie j. Ike commenced M action to recover
*ll,UU uf .1Dht A. Mcdowell. 4.
Enur9o and je,te Olson sued james UuGton for
Margaret OCallnghan brought suit for 200
asnEnst Cornelius md MaFy A. OCatlaghnn,
Ntt,nrty. -. -. .,.-....,
Thnnitls Il. Corrignn commenced an action In
trs,,ass Agnlnat Martin N. Ienhy, laying tlntr-
ages ut $IO,uM. Cause: malicious prosecution
ant1 imprfs0nmcnt.
Tho Flint National, Bank a,ied Morris Myers
and William rearsDn f6r 81, ,an
Harut d. ilruwn began a tntt In etectment
aRilit1t tho Ftrt& Congregational Church u, re-
covnr possession OF lot lock 46, IN Carpcntera
Addition 10 Chicago.
, 1880-01-29

HOW Sherman Has Put Up tho duty
on COnBunners T1srhHfDld.
o'*e'a9 ospateA !" tbs g!ts:i."a 1<adtr iash-7arS
- ~Asn1a0roF, D. G., Jan. 2u,-On Saturday,
secretary Sherman, in reply to u request ut u
!argo number Of Iron manu- fautyrcrs, decided au
important question concerning the duty oil hoop
anu sttap Iron. Tho point ut issub WIS tha In tho
scaedalc OF duties, thnt OF hoop-iron Is ta1ud ut
~ cents per pound, while thnt Of Iron not nthor-
w'ao described IL put at os pur cont I'd yalorcm.
e'aco tao BOOM In iron began 1t has hecn son,p-
ta'a9 OF IN object to Wholesale Iron importers to
Az avo'a % Tar Us possible tho payment Of duty.
tais they have accomplished In great measure
W having vast amounts Ut hnop.lrpn cut Into
ssnlEs aud punched with holo ut ono ond, 50
mas 1t might como through tho Custom- lIouso
VIZ anatr The head Of Iron pqt otherwise described,
I'll Tha aas ano.,ny oniy pay tao % pft cvl!t duty.
y; ~ oaca IN tho bu,lth. hopping barrols, and
etaapnin9 81 dEy-Yoods lofeA, and tho tnitio ID ono
o'le!lls, secinx tho frau tint WI bcjaF .. ptaU
@Svane and tho disadvantage Vt tho Atnorfcan
19 t!arko importing hi,usos thAt Wure Unga}soI
WaY w ~ p1soss H. ot iMportinE hoop iron Ii ills
VIZ aSf Sa .64 ,''t S9t;tsnS y; ~ pano %nd tS attSr
1frSaar II IT, caro- taken With the Government sldo
hu, ease Y wes dootdSd that tho Importers In
Noant ~ The public wuro right.
M LUIS tho manufacturers OF hoop Iron
s.'t .'9t1gho9t u The country lecatun alarmed, and
shsnHx poInon ~ 70 Conxrosstnan naync, Of A!lo
ongrsss to doclasu That honp- ir,ii Shou,T MT bo
afSSsf fSes ls!a the matter ei6ro tho ssol"a1y wi 1t
4Ssesson of he lnleslor courts in casos Of ill
70 tosM.pu2a: The result VIVA q lcttur from him
whetS::, Mtayns Y ;n deciding that all hoop-iron,
ry ray ta6 su!! duty, This 1t can ho rpatilly .neii