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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, increasing cloudiness and rain
or snow, southwest winds. becoming va
riable, falling barometer. and stationary or
slowly-rising temperature.
Tue WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, "a:
Q A. NJ, so; noon, A.; Z. NJ, 81; 6 =.
NJ, 36; midnight, SO.
Mean temperature. "a 80.
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The Presby terian ladies Of Ashland will
have a supper next Thursday night in the
interest Of their church. ANY friends de-
string 10 aid them will communicate with
Mr.. James Miller, at the Union Bank Mr.,
James A. Scott, At the Tobacco Exchange ;
Mr.. William Josiah Lcake, at his Office over
the National Bank Of Virginia, or Hon. Il.
II. Cardwell, in the Legislature House OF
DclerafeSl
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RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 An. hou.eso,, o,r

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 \. ~, houshoId fur
nitarc. &C.
WILLIAM SEEMULLFR, IL ~. sale of TIE
wreck of the iron propeller West Point. with
boilers. marhinerv. aud outht. on tic bc.sh
two miles above West Point, Va.
GEORGE T.. CRAW WORD. 4 Z. NJ. commission
err sale of lot. With frang tenement thereon.
at the Northeast corner Of ~. John aac IIIii
streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. f:30 4. NJ. comni.-
sioncr-' sale of stock-biick residence No. fO7
north Eighth street. between Marshall and
Clay irCct..
JOHN ". WRIGHT. 4 Z. VI. catli0gnc sale or
the library Of the late DR.. Frederick NRFN-
containing over one thousands volume. at n.
lnnf MIN strc,t. Shnrlf-. nlncp.
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IL CnNrAGIar- DIsEAsE.


Small-Pox. D.pLth,rla. scarlet, Typhoid iel-
low and Malarial-Feyers. expos IA the sleS-room
D4HBYs PRoPHYLACTlc FLuID. IL viii attack
all impurities and odor-. Tie Flnid ~lil ara" 10
ITSELF the germ p1isons ni the atmosphere and r.
charge it with ozone, the mysterious agent By
which naturc yitali4e- The air.
To CONsU SI'rIV Es.-Nany hiNc been happy !"
give their testimony favor Of ihc D-e OF H.
ror.s Pt-nE CoD-IivER or AID LINE" Exp
ri,nce has proved II 20 be a valuable remedy iof
Consumption, Asthma, ID phtheria and all disease
II tlc Throat aud Lungs. Manniaefnr@i only by
A. B. WLEoR, Chemist Boston. soidty all ords-
gisis.
DIR. =. =. Caldwell. Balimcrc. ia'es:"l have
u.cd COLpEN'S LIEnic's LIQUID fNTEAVf OF
BrFF AND ToNic INyIcoR AroR largely In deoil'-
-, r,h,ile and rerysu- dl.'a, = and found II one OF
the most rellnhie Of nmriinent tonlcs now Ia ~
or 10 ie found In harma''. Ask NfoH CoLDhNs
TAXI 40 OTHER. Of drig-ists generally.
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BSs ON all sales OF Real Tstaic made between the
lst Of January aud last of June tbe taxes for the
present yer have 10 be- paid by the purchaser. On
al sales made between ihc lst Of July and last %
the year the tiNes have io be paid by the seller.
This custOm was adopted about fiftccu ycsrs ago
by ali the rel estate agents in Richmond, aud ap-
plies % Richmond anu ylcinity.I
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have snaIyzcd the wTisKEY known under
the brand Of "B-sFLECT.- controlled by Ms~sr.
WALTEp ID. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond. Vs.. and
end Z FlsER FROM FrsfL OIL and other impsrf-
tics, and recommend IT. use for medicinal and
family purpose. J.,B. McCAw, NJ. D..
late Professor Of Chemistry. Medical Co!lcgc OF
Virginia.
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DIVIDENDS.

RitHNuND AND pANYILLE kAILEuAD to~i
1HFArUREH'S OftfCE.
ElCIrloND VA, January y, 1852.
TUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
! THIS COMPANY have deeLlrcd DIVIDEND
OF TWO PER CENT. on the stock of The com
many out ~ the eIluings - tie company Tor tle
quarter ending December 81. ls- !. and an addi-
ti0ual DIVIDEND Or ONf PER ttNI. out oI
the urunt- of o." company rC1iiXrd from TIC salt of
n. Virginia NldLnd Railway tompJnys income
bonds. said dividends ar payable on ana aiier
FEBRUARY Is. ls~2. To ,t"clholfcr, ~ rccor,i
IN the books 4 t,c COMPANY n O'Clock J.. NJ
FFBRt' AIRY 10. lSs&. 80 follow;
To Stockholders of record ou the books ~ tne
New Yorh ohco. at The Mercantile National banA,
New YORK.
To other stockholicr>. az te Office OF the tr.-l-
surrr OF the conpany. Eichmouc, Va.
The trtn-fer-bopk- ~ tie company VIII D.
closed from I O'Clock 4. N. fEBHU AIRY loTu
until lO o'cl0Ch \. A. FtBRl AIRY l6Iu groxi-
no. w T. i 4 u YIN,
2S-9tawtF'lG TrensnrrF.
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OniciaI SmaII-PoX Report.

OFFICE BOARD OF IlEALTH,l
RICHMOND. VA, January 20, 1882.
Messrs. Editors.-Thc report for this
day is as follows:
Colored Girl. No. COS west Leigh street.
SMALLPOX; home.
white child. No. llj south Pine street.
smallpox: home.
Respectfully, j. G.. CABELL,.
President Board Of Health.
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r.s.-As thc largest dealers in food products IN
ihc world, We consider 80 our interest to nanufac-
mrc only pure and wholesome goods. and pack
them 'a a tidy and satisfactory manner. Al
goods tearing our name are guaranteed to be Of
superior qusluy, pure and ,rholesome. and dealers
ar authorized to refand the purchasc-price in any
case where customers have cause FOR dissati,fac-
ion. his therefore to the Interest of both dealers
suI consumers to use Taurber's brands.
ia lO-Tu4t
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

WHILE THE saAIL-i'oX que tion - agitsnaT
the mind, keep perfectly comfortable by beyfns
the peerless WEST VIRGINIA sPLTNT COAL, clean
and dry, from CEUBP a WEST.
1919 - tarY STREET
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COOP COFF L +.

Everybody wants 81. but very fcv rct st., because
iot people DO not know how TO .clect coffee. or it
BE- spoiled 10 the roasting OF making. To obyiate
these dGcul,les has been our study. Thurbcr's
package coGccs are selected by an expert who un-
dcr,,and. the art of blending various fayors.
The, ore roasted in The most perfect manner "a IS
impossible toIoast well in small quantities.. then
put in pound packages lin The 5eaa.. not groundJ
h,arn- our Signature as guarantee Of genuine
moss. and each package contains TIE Thurber rc-
clpc Tor making good coffee Werach two Kinds.
Thurb,r's NO. "a" strong and punsen:; Thur
bcr'- 'No. 4I-,mnd and rich. One or the other
win .ait every tate. They have the uhrec great
points, good quality, honest quantity. reasonable
p,-c.. Ask yopr grocer for 7T.acDer's Roosted-
,qe,e 10 pond packages, yo. "a" or No.4l.'
no not De- put oil with any other kind-your own
i4ia'c will tel you what Is hest.
Whore person, desire 1t, we also furnish The
-Ii,ai~ Coaoe-Po:, the simplest. best. and cheap
OF cofce-poi iu existence. Grocers who sell our
Coffee l,,2 tlcn. Ask for deceptive circular.
respectfully, Gc~
M.N.&F.B. TUURBEE CO.,
Importers. Wholesale Groccis.
and Co0cc Eoa-ters. New Yora.
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n0OIS. SHOES. &c.

GO OOO WORTH OF BOOTS 1
%. .ON'O And SHOES THAI sS
MUST RE s0LD RIG ARDIEss Of COST
ODDS AND ENDS FIFTY PER CENT BELOW
COSI.-IiaNng determined to make q change In
onr business. wc viii for the NkNT Thirty
DAYS Ill our entire stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
TRt Nhr. &C.. &c, At AND BELOW COST FOR
CASH ONLY. Those desiring bargains viii 10 well
10 cal ~ once.
All partics Indebted 10 dis firm viii Tluasc call
and fs.ffle rs fne iST OF FfBltI AIRY. or they
wall bc dealt VIII according - itN.
j. VI. THOMPSON & CO..
JI3 east Broad -trtSt.
JANUtUl *. l~-2. ~ le-tfc2l
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PEogOr1AB.

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORE
~ WARNED Not TO CREDIT Tie crew Of the
Hriti,h bark FANNIE NJ, a. will not De rcspDn-
.ihlc for any dcbts contracted ly them.
"a 3l-it- !. n. STOCKTON. Master.
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THE MOST SENSIBLE, l&x1
TIE MOST AGREEABLE.
TIE MOST APPROPRIATE,
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
ior laly ar gentleman Is psir Of
NICE FINE SLIPPERS.
The largest assortment ever shopn IA the city, at
price that viii a.tonish yon-
BOOTS AND SHOES
In endless variety for cYoy bo.y al
{. /. >IEGEL's,
{. l.. sIEGEL's.
{. l.. sIEGEL'S,
das 42l Broad street
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DARBY'S PROPuYLACTIC FLUID.
(,REAT GERM DESTROYER,
DARBY-s TRorHYLACTIC FLUID.

PITTiNG or SMALL-pOX
Prevented:
ULCrRs 5 purified and
healed;
BYSENTERN cured:
WOUNDS healed rapid
Is;
. Removes all unpleasant
OdOrs,
TETTEK dried up:
IT'S PERFECTLY HAi.N-
LE~S.
f For SORE THROAT ills a
sure cure.
SCAlsLFT-fENER cured
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VI. ELLYsoN & Co, advertising agents. insert "a.
vertisementsin an OF the newspapers or the United
states At publishers rates Orders scft n tic Dis
patch coununs-room win receive prompt As,ea-
tion,
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RIcHH0ND, NA. January 30. 1882.
Mcssrs. ditors,-Thc report for to-day
l. a. follows:
Colored child. 20. 1921 Roaae street.
yarioloid; home.
Colored child, No. 23lj Franklin street,
yarioloid: home.
Colorcd boy. No. 1905 west Nam street.
yarioIoid; home.
Colorcd girl, No. 5ll north Twenty-third
street, smallpox; hospital.
Respectfully. j. &. CABELl..
President Board Of Health.
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wards, voting against license, no license
shall be granted. and persons selling liquor
will be liable to the present general law for
selling liquor without license therefor !;
but this act Is in nowise to interfere with
any special act on this subject which has or
may hereafter be passed for any particular
county or corporation.
JUDICIAL TERMS.
The House yesterday morning, shortly
after the reading OF the Journal, resumed
the consideration Of the question relative
TO judicial terms. The matter, as before
stated, came up on two reports-maiority
and minority-irOm the Committee for
Courts OF Justice in response TO House
resolution iEstructing the said committee
to report "whether there is any authority
under the Constitution for the election Of
judges 10 Oil uneXpired terms" The ma
iority report took the affirmative side OF
the question and the minority the negative.
Messrs. Lyons and Stubs spoke i'm behalf
OF the minority report as 4 substitute for
that oi the majority. and Mr.. Giddings in
opposition. The debate consumed nearly
three hours. At ths conclusion OF Mr..
Giddings's remarks the substitute minority
report was defcated-lycs. %; noes. 80.
The majority report was then adopted hy
the following vote:
AYEs.-No-srs. Baldwin. Board. Coleman. Cros,
Dcycr. Dickerson. Duck. Duugcc. farr. Frazier,
Giddings, Green. Hamilton. Harris. Hazlewood.
Herring, lIonaker. Lady. Lewis. May. Owens. Phil
lips, Powell Richardson. sandy, Sayers, Slemp,
smith. Stratt0n. j. \ Taylor, J. G. TaylOr. Tinsey,
Turner, Vaughan. j. \. Watkins, Witicn, Young,
and Mr.. SpcakCr-3S.
NoEs.-Nessrs. ". ). Anderson. Coghiu Dalton.
y. 4. Davis. T.W Davis. Dunn, Evans. Fitzpatrick.
Grifnn. Hanger. kcam. l.yhrook. Lyon. Morgan,
NIunford. NicOl. Pollard. Skinner. SpotswOod,
Slribling, Stubbs, Terrill. Ward, and Z. ". Wat
kins-24.
The Democratic side Of the House was
ably represented 10y Messrs. Coghill. Spots
wood, Griffin. Scott OF Fauquier, Lyons.
and Stubbs. Each OF these gentlemen
made eloquent and logEal speeches, but it
WAS evident from the sart that no amount
OF argument would alter the result. II
was nevertheless the duty Of the Demo
crats to put Themselves on record as pro-
testants against such unwiSe legislation.
and this they have the satisfaction of know
ing that they have done in the most en-
phatic manner.
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HAVE YOURSELF yAcCiSATrp. Keep good.
cheerful fires, and buy your ANTHRACITE Quail,
hfSpLrSG snd COOKING WOOD, always dry. from
CRrsP WRIST.
1919 eat Cary STREET
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SO. only for . PIc-NIc CIoAn.

CoFFrE-DRrNKER should read The advertise
ment IN ans thor column headed GOOD cor fEE.'
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SAVE MONEY BY having your printing done at
the DIsrATCH PRrsTIsG-IIoUsF. Good work,
low prices. and Satisiaction guaranterd.
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MUSIC HALL.

The Free Lectures, kecitais. concerts anu IN
nurnbcr literally many hundreds IN year, anu
surpas. All Ofiers made elsewhere Ia this OF any
other country. 49,, -. -, ,,,,
eradu.tes. Next trTn opens FEBRUARY oIh'
send for calendar, free. =. lolh
a 1S-Sa.M A-a3t boston.
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Personals and Briefs.

Hon. James B. FicElcn. yice-president Of
the Buckingham Railroad Company. was
in the city Yesterday. Just from New York,
where he has been in the interest OF his
company. There are now about three
hundred hands at work on the road and
with good weather the force will be en-
larged.
The British steamship Mangcrton. 2,0Oj
tons. Captain James Clark. sailed from
West Point yesterday for Brazil with n
cargo ~ -four shipped by the Galleg0 Mills
Manufacturing COmpany-yiz.. 800 bar
rclS for Rio ,Janeiro and 500 barrels for
santa Catharipa; also merchandise from
New York for santos. The total value OF
her cargo is about $4,000.
MIR. Juan A. Pizzini has purchased the
Catholic Visitor. and il viii hereafter be
conducted by him A. sole proprietor and
editor.
THE LECTURE To-NIGHT.-Colonel Cope
land. the western orator, who lectures to-
night at Mozart Hall teiore the Young
Mems Christian Association on Mistakes
o. Bob" j, one Of the few men who have
attacked the theory OF Robert Inger>oll
without calling down upon themselves the
wrath OF that gentleman. Colonel Cope
land. with his keen shafts of ridicule and
,corn. treats the subject as it ought to be
hanGled-one unworthy the serious refec-
ton and argument OF men. The Colonel
delivered thi, lecture to crowded house
in Petersburg q fcw months ago, and
will doubtle,. be greeted 10y large au-
dience tonight.
VIRGINIA IlISTORICAL SOClETY.-A called
meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Virginia Historical society will De- held this
evening at : O'Clock at it. rooms. in the
Westmoreland Club house. to take into con-
sidelalion a matter Of importance to the
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT SAFE
i nearly now. Apply a. 70l Main .trci.
O73l-4t'I
EOR .-ALE--A RARE OPPORTU-
Il NIFTY COMPLETE STOCK or DRUGS
AND FIXTURES: only ,u use = short tine. Af-
dress d.. care Disp1lch ofiio. .
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A SUITABLE REWARD WILL BIZ

a GIVEN. and no question: asked. II rcsnrned
10 The OWupr- ONE NllOE AMI TWO ANTIQUE
KNEF-BICkI lbs or BRlLLIANTS. taken from
case 40 ihc Virginia Industrial Exposition. ia Mo-
v,mbrr. of 20 aluo 10 any one except for a. ocia
i.on sake To- tho oWncr.. Any communication ad-
dressed u Mis- VI. j. NORRIS. los north seventh
street. will bc SAT ly received and rcplled %.
Ia 2S--l. 1g2tE
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CoFrEr-DgIvKrr should read tie advertise
msn. m a2gtscr :, lama ytded ' GOOD CoEik kE.
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uIF' = " ADI'I''''
President Board Of Health

An error occurred IN the smallpox re-
port OF January 2ith. The casc reported
a. being at No. 2l7 Governor street was an
error. There i no ease there. The case
was at No. 2l3 Governor street.
j. G.. CADELL.
President Board Of Health.
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corr EK-DRINKrEs should Rad TIE advertise
rnent In ancihc- column headed % GOoo CoffkE."
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HoRsES. MULES. &c,
NEINf-TIiREAD.
SEINE-THREAD.

SElNETliREAD. ~0>
We ar now offering STANDARD LION
gRNND. Al-p other brands OF SEINE THREAD
a. bottom price.
PATENT AND SOET SEINE TwiNEs,
LINES. ROPES. AND CoRkr;
NFI~ AND sEiNEs 81 every Jo~eT'TGors-
manunfacted 10 order.
l.. LICUTENSrEiN & Sons,
corner ~,Nsnte.nth and fraLGlin ,trcis-
sole importer, q the LION BRAND SIM
TlHEAD. ak
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MRS 6. G. ROSTER,

vi FROM NEW OnK CITY.
cfs.r. ne, sar,ices a. a TEACHER OF VOCAL.
AND INSTRUMENTAL MUslC-Pltno ana 40
(,gltar: af.O. ~ q VISITING SOlEkNESS IA
fsJsilles for GENERAL INSTRUCTION.
Kssidcnco. 400 NORTH SEVENTH slREEI'
Ia 2g-eod0tt
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pA,xr..cs. ENoRAvrNGs, FRAMES.

,VUE LATEST SUBJECTS On HAND
/ ~ 1og oEEU PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTO
GRARTREs, KANIA = olho-
FRAmFs o. ALI. KINDS on hand and made 70
toIp' FBoyy, PLUSH, and VELVET PIC
-, ,yt 3Ni's l.. LENis.
n ai2 Main street
VALENTINES FROM Sc. TO -.
VALENTINES, ~ b2HtSi ~ 3 t,,ixrs
PrRFIfnFD SACHEIs,
ELE.r-G ARDs, az -,
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LOST. srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

1 OST. \ BLANK BOOK. Supposed To-
L have been lost between the corner Of sixth
and Broad and sos Cfst Leigh street. The book
was used ~ hlotier hy H. i. TAYLOR, who will
suitably reward the finder IL returned % him al
corner Of sixth and BROAD. ia 3l-ltt
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

TNPARALELLED ADVANTAGES
I are offered fore securing musical education
in graded cltsss Of four only, al sinaii eos' AZ
lht ..,,. ,.,.cr .Nn CnNsFPX ATORN.
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Plc-Nlc CiGAns, Sc.
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Cnlck CIGAns. 81.
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. .DIPHTHERIA
(: PREVENTED

In fact. n l. the
orEAT pIsINYECTANT AND PURIFIER.
Prepared by
J. II. Zi.ILIN & CO..
NANUFACTU CHEMISTS.
Sole Proprlciors.
De 3-ecdGWtAu3O
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~NALI-PON
ERADICATED'

C0NTAcIOS destroyed;
SiCK-ROOMs purihelaro
made pleasant,
FEVEEEB AND SIGN
PEEsONs relieved ana
ufr.hcd by hallius
with Prophylaciic flu-
ld addcdt0 the water
CATANRu relieved ana
cared.
FEYsIPFLAs cured;
BUHNs relieved Instant
iy.
sCAEs prevented;
l. Got
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NoTES.-At Scventh-Street Chris
tian church Rev. j. T.. Tyler. pastor,
preached morning and night. In the morn
ing five were received into the fellowship
of the church.
At Clay-Street Baptist church on Sunday
morning Rev. :. c. ClOpton preached a.
usual. Two persons proies>ed conversion
and one requested prayer.
At Manchester Methodist church the pas
tor preached morning and night, and re-
ceivcd one member by certificate.
At Trinity Methodist church the pastor
preached in the morning and received one
member by certificate. At night Rev. X.
y. Slcdd. ID. D., presiding elder, preached.
At Union-Station Methodist church, in
the morning. Rev. Il. n. Sledd. ID. D., pre-
siding elder, preached. The services al
night were conducted by the pastor. At
the morning service a collection for mis-
sionary purposes, amounting 10 $50, was
taken up.
The DUELLING QUESTIoN-ACTIoN OF
TIE METHODIST MINIsTERS.-At the Metho-
dist ministers meeting yesterday morning
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted RcSOlred. That our representa-
tiyes in the Legislature be requested to USE
their influence to secure the passage Of an
amendment 10 our State Constitution which
shall take from the Legislature the power
10 remove disabilities incurred by duel
ling.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-06-24

NOTICE.-Thc undersigned Ia now
IN prepared 10 give lessons in Spanish
or Frenrb, and any other foreign Lam
guage, orally and scientifically, with the
most easy method IN its perfect know
iebgr, ~ young ladies AT the Kinder
Gar.'n School promises, Suuanu Ave-
nue., daily from . To p. NJ; and to
Young men, AZ the premises opposite
Queen Elnn,a's, iroin o TO 10 pm.
For particulars enquire therein. 70
Il. n. a. xarpurz. Prof. OF Languages.
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Vessels Expected.


Rig Name From Due
Bk Paradox, FIN Newcastlc-on-Tyne, Jy
CIR bk AdOlph, fun Newcastle-o n-Tyne in
Haw bk Kalc, I'm Bremen
Haw blk Iolani, from Bremen,
Blk Josefa, FIN Cardiff, Aug
Blk Oberon, I'm Liverpool. Aug
Br blk Glengaber, I'm Liverpool,
Am tern Eva from Humboldt, June
Am blk Martha Davis, from Boston ~ ;.
Brit ship British Ambassador, NC;NSW
Am bk Adclia carleton I'm Nc, NSW
Mic blk Remijio, from Nc, NSW
Am tern Hera from Nc, NSW
Am bktne Grace Roberts, FIN Nc, NSW in
Am bktne Discovery, Sc, June
Am blk W H Almy, San Fran June
Am blk Ell Pettingfll, Departure Bay, for
RMSS Zealandia, from Sydney, July 8
Stmr City of New York from y F, July 8
Am bktne Amelia I'm Pt Blakeley, Jly
Bk FS Thompson, I'm Nanaimo Fl Kah'ui
Am schr Anna, I'm Eureka, for Kahuiui
Am term Emma claudina fun S F fir Hilo
Am schr Ida Schnauer from Eureka, for
Kahului
Am bgtne Hazard fm 8 F, for Kahulul
Brit sim Sucz, FIN S F, July IA
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GEORGE LUCAS, A,A~
~ Contractor ia
and Builder, - "a

Honolulu Steam Planning Mills, Espla-
made, Honolulu.
Manufactures all kinds Of Mouldings,
Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood
work finish. Turning, Scroll and Hand
Saving. All kinds OF Saving and Plan
Ing, Morticing and Tenanting.
Orders promptly attended TO and work
guaranteed. Orders from the other Is
lands solicited. 81
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$1,000 Reward

WIN be paid for information that
w will lead to the conviction Of
whoever maliciously cut the tail
feathers off, and plucked the back
and breast feathers out of Peacock
belonging to me. A further reward
of $40 will be paid for information
leading to the conviction of whoever
stole 5 Peachicks about month old,
belonging to me, from Pawaa OH
"Wednesday the oath ulto.
GEO. ii. LUCE.
Pawaa, Little Britain, June 8, 1882
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For information concerning tho
Company and for rates of insurance
apply to WILDER & Co., General
Agents; or j. E. WIsEMAN, Solieit-
ng Agent. II
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Departures.
Vessels Leaving this day.
Schr, Marion for Punaluu.
Schr Manuokawai for Nawiliwili.
PASSENGERS,

For Kauai, per stmr Jas Makee,
June 23-J. G. Merrill wife and
children, Mrs Barker, Rev A. Sim
merson aud wife, and about 80 deck.
From Maui and Molokai, per stmr
Lehua, June 23-R. Gunner, Rev
Father Dameon, Wong Leon, Wong
Peck, and about % deck.
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Vessels in. Port.

Ger bk Stella, Sommer
Am Miss. bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Huw brig Ninito, Cameron
Am bktne Malay, Peterson
Am bk Forest Queen. Winding
Am bark Edward May, johnson
Brit bk Lady Lampson, MSrston
Blk Anna Precht. Moller
Am bk Camden,
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Corporation Notice.
Kahului Rail Road Comply.
(Limitcd Liability

A T n meeting Of the Stockholders Of
n the Kahului Rail Road Company
held at the Office of the company, at Ka-
hului, Maui, June 3rd, 1882, the follow
ing officers were elected TO hold office
for one year and until their successors
are elected, namely:
Thomas II. Hebron, President; Resi-
dcncc, Kahului, Maui.
william II. Bailey, Treasurer; Wal.
luku, Maui.
William o. Smith, Secretary; Homo
lulu. Oahu.
And said officers respectively accepted
Office.
WILLIAM q. SMITH,
Secretary, kahulul Rail Road ca,
kahului, Maui, june 3, 1882. llG 1w