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NOTICE.

Ii PARTIES HAVING Any
n horses or cattle belonging 70 the Estsis cf ne
late THOMAS MEEK. with his brand are cautioned
against changing the same. selling snch horsss o.
cattle, under penalty Of prosecution.
IT, q. GRADES.
Trustee and Adninistraior
Estate Of Thomas Meek. deceased
Hnnnlnln. Julv llIh. ls.l. - IN
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.

commissioner Sale Of Real Estate.
R0 VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
Chief Justice Of the supreme Coart ssHed on ts slh
day OF January. A. ID. 1881 The undersigned WIN ss a.
public auction.
on THURSDAY. lUeUST IS, l. 0. 1891, GIn.M
AT the front door % Aioani Hale 81 the right tis
and iutcrst which the said CHARLES ENNArNN
deceased had Of In TO the following paFccis 81 aad
situated IN keeeipopo, an ll u Puuhsie. Eahi OahH
and bounded a. foll0wss ho0maka ma he kihi Afrn
hele ana, Hem. 30 10. go ~. ka paiena "a o
Ohuie maaila akn Hem. ~ III. Q.72 tanl r1a knaa-
Ananoho, maiaila. aku Al. fs ko. e11 kanl ms IL
palcna kula a hiki Ia huomaka ana. Maioko Z tria
Apana AtluO kanlahan huinaha q OF IL aku mi itI
mai paha.
TERAs.-Cash, and deed az expense Of purchaser.
Any person desiring Information IN regard 20 ne
above described PREMISES. can have tha sana ka
calling al the Marshal's once.
Honolulu July is iesf Wa
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A larrs urrbsr Of peorle vers present At the de-
r.r.ure of he Stsarnsr % bid adisu 70 the Bishop
cf Cha, tha scene E1s gate animated a. fhE
Steamer len Tia wharf
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NOTES.

An enterprising advertiser Is havinea vast num-
ber Of pamphlet comics OF the Revised New Testa-
roent printed. These are to be distributed gratis
but the first and last pages are 10 contain adyer-
tisements. The idea is original, certainlyi but we
doubt whether il will meet with wide approval
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-08-03

The translation of letter from the Chinese
Ambassadors at Washington to the Vieeroy of
Canton, was published in last weeks Advertiser,
which certainly requires some notice. 1t asserts
on the statement of Mr.. Along, that the Chinese
immigrants in all but two ships, he no Chung and
Ne Foo, had no certificate from the Chinese Man
DARN at Canton; that the immigrants pledged
their bodies for the passage money; that 4 suit
was brought to compel the charterers TO show why
they held these men, and that the failure of the
suit the men were disposed of slaves. Such
statements ought not TO pass unchallenged, and
we shall look forward for very much needed
cxDlauation.
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CTpRFME COURT or THE HA<
- waiien Isianzt in fsesei, .s .s -
f.req.ef Al Chambers. tefore ~ duttlrr t-a4
f,- resl,s and alag TIE rtlliIur sue l.rNNlt4 eF
sis-seiIs- n lsrfurlrht Admlnistfatll . - Ati1e
~ Andre Machado, .ste q honelai1 ee-- aer.1....
,eesi~ Rs slka 10 BE- allowed Siffl y. an1 ca1rF7
hisef sqtfh al 1ll a. and asks lhal ne sane n1 p
examled md approved, and ihat anAl c.l.I nag ee
1910 n diaitihgtou cf ne property remaining IN DID
6rnda 10 the pcrsoua thereto entitle ana -'s-A1aNr
Nm and hs sufelies from al furiasr rfsQon4itg A.
'aSa = orsercd that TUESDAY. the ca DAY % SKIP
.r,sasfrR A 10 issf ai 40 u'clock a. ~, nefrT0 Ne
80 Jusflre a. Chambers. lu ne porft e1tH u it-
min be- and the hgtcoJ y appointed 81 l4e te
~ "A niser fnr hearing said petition 1rd 4lsu1rk. ard
ssst IN persons interested may thrn and thcft apF1al
49,. NOV, cause 10 1ey ihry lafe, ety taf sane .aA go
% be ylsntetl and may present eVlrce e. 60 We ale
enified in ikg said property And taat ihis ldrf u
s6c Enrllsh and Hawaiian ianruaEfa. - rl1l.-fa -
me Hawaiian tascttc' aud Nurcpa hln-i - leal-
paper. printed and paolished ~ tioae.aa lar talec
nointcd for said hearing,
,usi a. FRANCIS JUDD,
ATrrrr. Justice oi The supreme csall-
~
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2 has rlo-ssd Hsr Rcysi Eirhness The Princess
Rcrc-l % srpoi-s ncuo-shlc J. n KArrSa. Pest
sz.s.- ernc-1l vice A p B-ievSod, Esguire, resign
~
Ial.rl ralae.. JAY sah. ISL. - 81
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n-rouch the iiberality Of Mr. Wiliiston, Mt.
Eoivoke Seminary, az South Hadley, Mass, IS TO
have Al otse-vatory Of rs ozn. designed for use
n Instruction and 70 give such of the young ladies
~ NAV qualify themselves for il the means Of
making nstru1omical ohservato1s- The principal
f1.-f-urn.-t Wiil b. q telescope Of eight inches
.ue-afure O. q little more. fitted with clock-vork
u-icroneter, spectruscupe solar eyefieces, and all
te usual zocessorles There vii be. also. small
rneridiAn circle. Of tie best construcion- clock
chrunnrraph. sexrauf, and all the ordinary sub
ssiin,r arla-ztns the whole forming most com
uletc sssrono1nicsl outfit. such is possessed by
rsrv few of even Americas best colleges The
to.si Frpense VII b. not far from $1,000
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The following letter has been handed to Us for
publication: =
KEAIEA, KAU July 4th, 1851.
Nsss-s. Ilsfs. JuiS ard Casfls. AHHi. Com Of
T--ursf~-s e ozhn Cslleve-DEAR STRs: / am IN re
ceiut Of vour circular Of June 14th, relating to
Oahu Collera and the effort now being made to
en6oE Il. The least that I can do in Rcknovledg-
src Il i % express nv hearty sympathy with the
uroposed e1doEme1t, and 10 say that though
unslle 10 cooperate as a donor, hops that the
time viii come when ! may be permitted to do my
On the footing proposed by you, cannot fail 10
attract students in larcer numbers, not only from
eve-y pa-t of our group. but from other archi-
rellroaE N this ocean. and from the continents
east weSt and south Of Us
Corid the idea b impressed on the mind Of every
urrii-to-do graduate Of Punahou as vel as on the
wealthy raen residing here or abroad the basis Of
nj. that il uo1id result alike in oonfeuing honor
and uieasure 10 themselves, II most surely Is a
ssutv which they oue 80 Hawaiians, 10 assist cen-
ersnrs1r Il this educational endowment there can
be no docbt that the fund would soon swell be
voud the highest figures quoted in your circular +;
while the mos sznruine hopes Of ats friends would
be reaiizH6 IN witnessing the institution enter
a uew erz. of Essfuluess and prosperity
Clr. could some Esnerurs person Be persuaded to
hec,ne hls oWn exec1tor, and make conditional
l;rf cf one or fzo hundred thousand dollars. pro-
ville1 Ike 81 5ulG be raised by others within
4 stated period there can be no doubt that the
c,naition would be complied uIth. and the college
-niied II tins 70 advance 70 the highest grade Of
ets-cntio1zl institutions
Earnestly wishing yo1 success IN your enoeayors,
and rls6cIne hearty cooperation IN inducing
others 70 aid In this undertaking.
rennain. gentlemen very truly yours
u III. MHTTSET.
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WHEN the steamer ZealaHdia arrived, the Cap
tain iound that the usual courtesies which it has
been the habit of the authorities to extend to the
mail steamers. would not be extended TO him, un-
II Ls had made satisfactory explanation of his
conduct on his last passage to Sydney, when he
landed passengers at this port without any COM
munication with the authorities. an explanation
has been made and accepted, Capt. Chevalier says
that he had strict orders from the Company not to
bring his ship into Honolulu harbor, ON account
of the smallpox; that he WAS unable to come in
the boat ashore himself, as his presence was i'm
peratye on board his ship that he gave his officers
orders not to land the passengers unless 1t was
quite agreeable to the shore authorities; and that
his officers said they had been told that every
thing was all right. We are glad the explanation
has been made, and we are pleased that the Gov
ernment were firm in the matter In consequence
of this little difficulty the ZeuIHdiI lost some ten
hours. She was not allowed to begin loading out
of regular hours.
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II rRANCIs Irnn

= " EraKrSa. has been sppoinfcd keeper ef the
PorzE fr- ess-ays a. wEi-en Soush Kohais Hawaii
kEGACLKE.
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~ 'f-l.nd. In bankruptcy. In the matter % T. n
KERR a voluntary Bankrupt. NutiSc fo7 cAalce %
Nore Il hereby given that meeting q III sreitar4
mo have proved debts against the said T. b kElr 70
fb .u,ount Of siuo will b held a. l1e Gef-a
c'siee IN ne Supreme Court I'M Honaain. un WEDNEe
nay me ri day o. AUG CSr ncxf ~ 10 oclccE a. ~
fr thc purpose of olcciing Assnots of said h1n1lDt
Estate P0''''n' - -. A RosA. Dspusy ci.sk.
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Szprsms C0urr of the Hawaiian 1xlRndn-
Honoluln. Oahu. So
~ virsre ef he suthor;y IN vested BY the Con
stiru-iar .nd The Siatutes a. hs Kingdom and deem
lz.r b -ssr-tini % the prozaottru o. Jusficc.
eo hr-csv u-s-, thaf the regular tern % the Cireui
Cu--f for tac Fczrih Juticiai Circuit to be held
e. NasilUii Islanl o. KHnzi the arst Tuesday in
Ar-usi A. y issl b hc-chs, postponed uutii Wednes
e1v tsc 1sh DAY % ss7tcnber. A. D. ISL, a. ten
r'cicck AZ
witness nv hand ard the seal o. the
rrs7 Suu-rrr Cou-f AZ Hcnciulu this sosh
cav q guly A n ~.
fstr--sA A. FRANCIS JUDD.
F-sl asscCzrr yuscr sup-euae Cuurt, prrTO-inE the
dzius ur Chisf gussicc. durnr the vacancy o. that
49, EN
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WE understand that the Postmaster-General
hopes to make personal inspection of the Post
offices on the other islands, during his absence
from Honolulu. We hope his personal supervision
will have some practical effect, as We have had
several complaints about the non-delivery of let
tiers and papers lately, both on Hawaii and Maui.
II he can instill into the country Postmasters a
little more care in sorting and delivering their
mails, his trip will not have been in vain. The
postal delivery in some districts of Hawaii is far
from satisfactory to Kapapala, the mail man will
not carry newspapers this might be just for large
packages of newspapers, but certainly the number
of single copies taken in the district cannot be
very large. AT present one or two people receive
their papers put up in a large envelope and paid
for at letter rates, very great expense We trust
the Postmaster-General will look into this.
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FROM CROSSE 4 BLACKWELL'S

Cases Pure Table Vinegar, quart botilcs
Cases Raspberry Vinegar, pint bottles;
Cases Raspberry Syrup, pint bottles;
Cases Lemon Syrup, pint bottles;
Cases Raspberry Jam, pound tins;
Cases strawberry Jam pound tins;
Cases Red Currant Jelly, pound tins;
Cases Black Currant Jelly, pound tins;
Cases Calves Foot Jelly, quart bottles.
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CUPREMF COURT OF THE HA-

- WAIIfN ISLANDS. In Prohate-In the E-sars
of W. DART. OF Honokaa. Hawaii. dcccascd. ntc1tate
Before Mr. Justice McCully.
Honolulu Island Of Oahu. alleging t1at De la efef
of W Dart who died inicstatc at said hnooaa % ~
sth rv nf Juv A. ID. 1881 sud praying fhat icfll1 %
atuinlstratiun lasuc J. r. Mills % slid lI1noEla
lit ordered that THURSDAY tae lith. dHy % Az
said petition before the aid Jnstce In TIE crurt ru
of this Court Honolulu at which time end place al
persons concerned may appear and ahuu cale. II anT
they have why said petition should not ~ rante and
that this order be published In the 6nllis1 aid H44a
an languages Tor three successive weeks On TIE Ia
waiian Gazette" and q" Knokoa" newspapers IN
pstsd Honolulu, H. l. July isth, A. d. 1881
l.. McCULLf.
Justice Of the supreme Court.
Ahesti a H1,an nsnnrtr ,i..h So
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III. MAY Co.
-HAvE-
NOW LANDING,
BARK KALE. FROML ONDON
FOR SALE In QUANTITIES TO SUIT
Case. Pairas currnns., in pound tins;
Cases Patras currants. In Il poand tins;
Cs. Morton's Pie Fruits,
aDozEN EACH;
Cases Morton's Pickles. sdosen each;
Cases oxford sausagcs,
Cases Scotch Red Herrings. ia IN eaehfin;
Cases Kppcred Herrings, ia small tins;
Cases Yarmouth Bioaters in small tins;
Cases Finnon Haddoek. in small tlnsi
Cases Round Oatmeal, pound tins;
Cases Fine Oatmeal. pound tins;
Cases Pearl Barley, pound tins;
Cases Neapotaa Maecaroni. 4 10. tins
Cases Neapoiitan ver,niecli ID. tins;
II
Cases rapioca, . and u ID. Tins;
Cases Jamaica Ginger,gl 10. tins;
Cases Whole cinnamon, : 10 tins;
Cases caraway Seeds, 10. tins;
sEIDLTTz POWDERS, In tin bOzes'
Cases Cream Tartar, in pound tins;
Cases Cream Tartar. In pound jars;
Cases Split Peas, in poune tins;
Cases Morions Jams. In and pound tinsi
Cases Chocolate De sanie, in pound TINS
Cases Moore's Cocoa and MIX. in y pound tins;
Cases wellington's knife Polish. In small tins;
Cases Leihigs Extract Meat, in small jars;
! CASES TlPP0SAlB CURRlE POWDER,
IN GLASS;
Cases Bath Bricks, dozen in each case;
/ Cases Imperial Plums In pound jars;
Cases Mnscatel Rasins, IN = boxes, for The table;
Cases East india Chutney Sauce. In quart b0stsss;
Cases Caster oil, in y, =, and pinss;
| Cases Salad OIL in pints and i pnts;
Cases Picked White onions pInts;
Cases Nutmegs. In Z pourd tins
Cases Citron Lemon, and Orange Peel, in ID tins;
Cases Ground Cloves, In glass;
Cases Ground Cinnamon, In gass;
Cases Ground Ginger, In glass;
Cases Ground spices, IN glass;
Cases English Brawn, small jars;
Cases Malt Vinegar, for table use;
Cases Raspberry Vinegar,
Cases Raspberry Syrup,
Cases Soyer's Relish,
Cases Black Currant Jelly, pound tins;
/ Cases Red Currant Jelly, pound tins;
Cases Raspberry Jam, pound tins;
Cases Strawberry Jam, pound tins;
CASKS DAY & MARTINS B1ACKING, in jars.
FROM CROSSE Il BLACKWELL'S :
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The soliozing letter has been handed to Us for
pSbhcatio-:
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II. s--,,-, Ja.lIee d Ise supreme csarI-
Rosa Deputr Clerk afW
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License. Expiring IN August 1881.

soHN :. wALKER. Niniste- OF Finance.
,nolul1. July - 1sSl SCI
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CAKE PEDDLING
Punnhou Cousee.

g Ahip1. kar,
- -. 49, E--u nH~h-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26
The Preacher Gets Left.

George Bovard is, says the Pittsburgh
C0m~erc,ol, the name of ayoung Meth
odist minister, who attended the annual
conference Of the NJ. +. church at Mer-
Ger, a couple Of years ago. While there,
he and young lady teacher OF the Sol
diers' Orphan school, located in Mercer,
fell in love with each other. Her name
was Clara ShafTer. He was about to
start for India TO Christianize the heath
en-. A correspondence kept up between
the two, and he wanted her to come to
him, be married, and assist him in his
laborS, He had no money to pay her
expenses, and she had none. In this
emergency fewmOnths ago, she made
a confident of Dick Wright, heavy
clothing merchant of Mercer, and he
being a big-hearted man with generous
impulses, offered 10 supply her with
what money she needed TO reach her
far-off lover She gladly accepted his
offer, and at once began her prep
arationS for the long journey. Dick
and Mi; Shanrr were thrown much
together for awhile, and about
the time she was ready TO start he was
deeply III love with her himself. But
he said nothing, and she started for
New York with enough of Dicks
money in her pocket to take her to In
dia
Two or three days after her depar-
ture he grew respondent, and chided
himself for having given away his
chances for marrying Miss Shafler him
self. A thought struck him, and that
was to follow her. and, if possible, ov-
ertake her before she boarded a steam.
er in New York for distant India. He
acted promptly on the thought, took the
cars. reached New York, and ionnd the
vessel on which she was to sail. Miss
Shailcr was already on board; he made
known his affection and asked her for
her hand for himself, was accepted, and
the two returned to Mercer few days
ago as man and wife.
The outcome is little rough on the
minister, who is wrestling with super
stition and idolalry in the iunglcs of
India,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26
CHURCHES,

A FRICAN NJ E.-Fourteenth street between
~ Walnut and Cedar streets; services Sabbath II
:, m. aud 80 p, m; sunday School 80 I'm.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-( EpiscopaD
I i Fourteenth street. Sunday Morning prayers
1880 a. M; evening prayers, 7;SO p. M. Sunday
school Q 30 a. m. Friday evening prayer 1880 p. m.
EIRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.--
i Preaching AZ 10 80 a. M p. m and 7;3O y. m
sabbath school at 7;3O p. m. Rev. 7, j. Shores,
pastor,
4 LUTHERAN Thirteenth street; services Sab
u bath / 80 a. m Sunday school : p m. Rev,
knappc, pastor
ETHODlST-.Cor Eighth and Walnut streets
vi Preaching Sabbath 1880 a, m. and Z p, m,
prayer meeting, Wednesday 1880 p. m; Sunday
School, 9a.m. Rev. Whitaker, pastor
DRESBYTERIAN Eighth street; preaching on
| Sabbath at 1900 a, m. and 7;3D p, m. prayer
meeting Wednesday AT T:N y, m; Sunday School
at3p.m Rev. h Y George, pastor.
CECOND FREE.WlLL BAPTIST - Whcertt
y street between Walnut and Cedar streets, ser
vices Sabbath At and 1870 y. IN,
ct JOSEPH S-(Roman Catholcl Corner CrOs,
! y and Walnut streets; services sabbath 1890 o
a.; Sunday School at2p. m, Ncspers p. m. ser
| Nccs every day atsp. m
/ CT. PATRICK'S- (Romau Ca,holic) Corner Mint
! y street and Washington avenue servicee Sab
oath and 10 q, m; Ncspcrs y, m; Sunday Schoo
~ N, services every dag at p. m Rev. MaStersol
| priest.
! WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UN
| w ION, holds it, regular weekly meetings II
| pe MI OF the Cairo Temperance Reform Club, eN
! otukEfutsday Afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock. Every
boa, Invited 10 attend
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26
Mothers! MOthers!! MOthcrs!,,

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the eXcruciating pain of cutting
toethI Ii so, 60 at once and get bottle of
Mrs WhSlow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not mother ON earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that it will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescrp-
ton of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26

Policies inc0ntestable after having
been in force for three years. All such
incontcstable policies will he paid at
maturity, without rebate of interest,
Immediately after the receipt at the
Socicty's office in New York Of SatiStac
tory proofs of death, together with a
valid and satisfactory discharge from
the parties in interest. ana without re-
curing any delay, even for sixty or
ninety days, as has been the custom
heretofore, and is still usual with other
companies.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26

The requests and endowments to the
Union college, secured by President
Potter during his comparatively brief
administration, amount to over 800, 900.
the last being the handsome donation of
$4,000 from Hon. Levi Parsons, of New
York (and formerly of California;.
During the same period, the number of
students has more than doubled. I'm
ion counts among its graduates some OF
the most distinguished men in our coun-
try
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26
A Bachelor.

Free from safety care and anxiety,
charms in variety fall to his share,
Bacchus's Blisscs and Veuuss kisses, this
boys, this, is the Bachelors fare,
But when Indigestion assais, and you
cannot got rest,
Who but wife can administer Spring
Blossom the best.
Prices 81, so cents, and trial bottles
10 cents
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26

TOntine Savings Fund Policies may
be terminated at the close Of certain
defined periods, on terms more adyan-
tageous than upon any other plan.
These policies prove more profitable to
the policy-holder than any other form
Of insurance.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26
Shakespeare Revived.

To ache or not to ache that's the question
This cheerful conundrum, ye rheumatic
suffers, is by no means as difficult as pro
position in Euclid. Try DR.. Thomas
Eclcctric Oil and you will find it just as
easy not to ache as to ache.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26

Actual examples can be furnished at
the SOciety's Office, of persons bel G in
snred for ten years, and then upon
telmin tting their TOntine Policies, re-
ceiving cash in some instances equal to
the whole of the premiums paid; i'll
Others, nearly all.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26
Nearly Pure Iron Deposits.

One of the most important mines in
the Leadville district is the Breeze iron
mine, on Breeze Hill. This consists Of
an enormous vein Of almost pure hema.
tite. which has been taken out in large
quantities during the past year and
sold to the shelters to be used as fiux.
Careful analyses OF this ore prove that
it contains only from /! to ? per cent,
of foreign matter, and it has been pro-
nounced by competent experts to be
equal in quality TO the best African
iron, which, says y. l.. W., in the New
York Tribune, | believe, has been con-
sidered the best in the world. The
vein seems to be almost inexhaustible.
Dipping into the hill toward the north
east at an angle Of about 20 degrees,
the ore is % feet thick from top TO
bottom, and has been explored for a
distance of 30 to so feet at right angles
to its length without exhibiting any
signs of giving out, The iron ore is
now purchased by the smelters at 81 a
ton, and it is expected that large guam
titles of it will be used for the manufact-
ure of steel rails in the extensive works
now erecting at Pueblo.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26
ASSURANCE.

NOTICEABLE POINTS IN THE 2lst
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE EQUIT-
ABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
NEW YORK, JAN. list, 1881.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-02-26

Assets, SAL, 108, SOP; an increase of
more than Three Million Dollars in
1880.