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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28
Financial.

New YORK, Oct. 2S.-Thc stock market
opened irregular but with values in the
main sal per cent. below Yesterdays prices.
lmmt diately after the opening, the general
list advanced a small fraction after which
the market became dull and heavy and
prices fell off sal per cent, but at II O'Clock
this was partially recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

The Publishers of the Richmond. Va,
Enquirer heartily recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and say: at has been well
tried i'll our Office and composing room, and
has cured our city editor of very bad case
of Bronchitis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

Speaking of his speech at Fairfax c. H..
on Tuesday last, the Herald Of that place
says without any attempt at oratory Mr..
Barbour talks in plain. business sort of
way, and impresses the intelligent nearer
with the fact that he is IL man of calm
Judgment and fine business capacity-es
sential qualities for an efficient rcpresen-
tatiyer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

Go out in the damp air, or sit unprotected
in draught, and your throat will feel sore
and your head uncomfortable. You have
taken cold, which you can remove as
as promptly as you received by using Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

He had just returned from his summer
vacation, and describing the beauties of
mountain scenery to lady friend, he asked:
"Have you ever seen the Cats-kill-moun-
tains ~ and she answered: "No! but have
seen the Bull 's-cough-syrupp 49,
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CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrved.-Boats w Hunter 8 Howison M
kersey and Henry, to American Coal Co., 49,,
Dcpartcd.-Boats W G Hunter, Howison, M
kersey and Henry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

Lady Florence Dixie says there is ball
ance unnccounted for in the Land League
fund
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POLITICAL

Messrs. Holmes Conrad, s. s. Turner, j.
). Barbour and J. +. Massey spoke at Rap
pahannock c. II. on Wednesday. The
B'ne Ridye Echo says of Mr.. Masseys speech
that it did good, and several gentlemen who
have heretofore withheld their support from
Mr. Massey. arc now his warm supporters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

Inc Jeannette investigation will not be
completed until after Congress meets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

1t is beieved the British Foreign Office has
information that the Porte is trying to stop
the trial of Arab Pacha.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Oct. 2S.-The market
is quiet and easy. There is no change to note in
Flour About 5000 bushels Of Wheat sold at 1OOa
l04 for Fultz, 1O5 for mixed and 1O6a1OS for
Lancaster. few small lots of white Corn were
offered but withdrawn No Rye or Oats reported
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF CoAL-The fol-
lowing were the receipts and shipments of coal
during the past week:
RECEIPTS.
BY American Coal Co.. 1895
By }. T. AgMcw Co, LOO
Total, 4435
BY American Coal Co., 3,2O1
Ivy }. /. Agnew Co., 1900
Total. 44Ol
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCT'R %, 1882.
Sun rises............ s % Sun sets..... s 6
ARRIVED.
Stmp Jno Gibson New York to A Reed & Co.
Str Excelsior, Norfolk, to Hooe
Str W Thompson lower Potomac, to Reed
Go.
SAILED.
Str Excelsior, Norfolk, by B Hooe.
Str / Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, by Poto-
mac Ferry Co.
ARRIVED AT WASHINGTON
Schrs John } Bradley, coal, Havre de Grace:
Branc lumber Suffolk, Va: VIM Totter. sweet
potatoes. Cone river; Kate Waters sweet potatoes.
Eastern Shore, Md; whitehall, and C E Balch
ice kennebec; barges Stanly, s NJ Reitzel and
Hunter G..
PASSED UP.
schrs Walter to Washington Stephen Morgan,
to Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Agnes Barton, from this port, was at Key
West Dist
Schr Minnie Spcddon. from Washington, at Nor
folk Goth
Schrs w c Wickham, & r Kelley, Cor
nell. and Alfred Keen, from Richmond at New
York 9th.
Schrs IL P, Ravens, E Baily Buckley. Bes
sic G Beach, Mcrwin, Elisha Gibbs, Geo Aery
and Hcnton, from Georgetown at New York
9th
schr Richard vanx from Richmond for New
orE, sailed from Delaware Breakwater 9th
Schr Lena NJ Cottingham, from New York for
Richmond ut Delaware Breakwater 9th.
Sc!T Amelia G Ireland, from Philadelphia for
Richmond, ut Delaware Brcakwater 9th.
Schr Lizzie Hickman, from Richmond for
Philadelphia, passed up through Delaware Break
water 9th -.
Schr Celina, from Georgetown, at Providence
Goth. =
Schr Elliott 3 Church, sailed from Providence
for this port Doth.
: schr Joseph Farwell sailed from Rockland for
10Th
Schr James Boycc, from Boston for Georgetown,
at Vineyard Haven Doth.
;, schr Minnie I.awry, from Vinal Haven for
washington, at Vineyard Haven Goth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

Make yourself healthy and strong. Make
life happy by using Browns Iron Bitters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

The true antidotc TO
the effects of miasma
is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. This nedi-
cine is one of the most
popular remedies of an
age of successful pro-
prictary specifics, and
is in immense demand
wherever on this Con-
tinent fever and aguc
exists. A wine glass
Jul three times a day
is the best possible
prcparativc for en-
countering 4 malari-
Gus atmosphere, rcgu-
lating the liver, and
invigorating the sto-
russists and Dealers
uct1i
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SAILED,

Str Excelsior, Norfolk, by B Hooe.
Str Arrowsmith lower Potomac, by Poto
mac Ferry Co.
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ARRIVED.

Stmp Jno Gibson, New York. to F A Reed 6 Co.
Str Excelsior, Norfolk, to Hooe
Str J W Thompson, lower Potomac, to Reed
& ro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

The following was the action Of the: con-
ference at Wythevlle yesterday. SAT a
conference of the chairman and representa-
tive Democrats from the fourteen counties
of the Ninth congressional district held at
Wythevillc on the 9th day of October. up-
on invitation of the Congressional Commit
tee, it was determined, after full COMPARE
son of views, that it was inexpedient, under
the existing circumstances, for the body to
decide upon which of the candidates now in
the field in this district running in opposi-
ton to stalwart radicalism the democratic
vote should be concentrated"
Mr.. Tucker in his speech at Liberty, used,
with great effect, the boast of Malone that
100000 would carry Virginia either way.m
He referred to old Virginia as being put up
at public auction by the woud.be dictator.
and represented him as saying ''going! 90
ing gone at s2O0,OOOm What price for
the grand old heritage left us by the Fathers
of the Revolution! We agree with-the
Lynchburg Eirginiaa that If this is not
enough to make the blood Of Vfrginians
curdle, and arouse them to efforts to rebuke
the mercenary who places such an estimate
upon the virtue and patriotism Of this peo-
pie of proud traditions, we know not what
more could be wanting.
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ARRIVED AT WASHINGTON.

schrs John } Bradley, coal, Havre de Grace
brane, lumber, Suffolk Va: VIM Totter, sweet
potatoes. Cone river; Kate Waters. sweet potatocs
Eastern Shore, Md; o DWitherall, and C E Balch,
ice kenncbec; barges Stanly, s NJ Reitzel and
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Nothing Short Of Unmistakable Benefits

mach. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally oct14
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PASSED UP,
MEMORANDA.

Schrs Walter, to Washington; Stephen Morga,
to Georgetown.
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MARINE NEWS.

MAXINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTR. %, 1882.
Sun rses............ + % Sun sets............ 6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-28

The Annual Fair of the Lynchburg Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society closed yes
terday. 1t was decided success, financial
ly considered. The attractions were numer-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

5 Ea-s--- N-s-a kasaai- H1rsis
DRIES.
; i-sii Fsissr- = - s-rFars 4 S-=shast -. 10
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29


OUs friend the tf,s-fis-r COMPLAINS that
The present Ministry have unduIy spent
money upcn -tlsErffs4- ahruad Il ap-
psared a. If during The early months Of
lSSl II really gaits approved Of such
measures When the tour Of the King
rUGDd the world Wa proposed. there was
a great deal ssid about the ad,sntage Of
H. the good It would do ths country and
- forth On HIS Najesty's return. the
2 O. & was loud In Il praises for the
success Of tie trip. besides what vyas said
n the columns Of the newspaper. a nam
phlst vas published which detailed the
whole journey. 10 which Ezs attached
lovely plsce Of poetry, presumably from
The pen u the Hawaiian poet laureate AZ
-sasJ Il VA eyldeutly psnned by one Of
those great minds that arp uutramuelled
by the laws Of metre. This communitv
EzS deluded into the belief that the tour
Ess thoroughly pleasing 70 Il. here II g1as
back upon the whole matter. and stigma
tlzes It a. e. IUuketing abroad Il l. To
b. hoped that this i not a furer1nner I
u tie acton u the editor Of the p O.. l. 4
N tEe coming Legislature: there the /
blouse VII b. ssked 70 pay certain |
Which have been expended dur
n His Majesty, tour. Like lOyal eiti-
1en It was always expected that he would !
readily vote FOR this IL fact be would bs one
4 the hrst 70 speak IN It. favor. and now
shat ar We 70 think 4 "a Of doubt Is
inferred upon and the Ministry who have
issure'ily counted upon his vote. must D.,
le.-lunin.z 70 look about and SEE what can
- done tOEysryis bringing him 20 a proper
frame y mind
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
ALFRED M, MELLTS,
-ol Iss Font srnEEf,
FOR aAlE.

'hh AhtfuAA eFkAHCKu. SITUATED
~ ne District u ksu, leland u HsNsii snd rnu-
One Hundred A Eighty-sir Theusand Acres,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

AL1 glasses of men need prutectiCn- the
larger the interests involve<l the more Is II
needed and therefore we know Of no class
who require TO have protection more than
the planters II a man has nothing. If his
house Is empty he can gotO sleep with his
doors unlocked and his windows wide
open, but If be finds nugget Of gold be
VII immediately begin To look after his
fsstenings. he VII no longer b. safe With
his open windows. The P. c. a tries TO
make showing that the military exren!
d1ture OF the laSs biennial period was not
80 large. Is It prepared 10 say that no
effort i gong 70 h. made 70 increase II
tins year, With those admirable views on
finance published by Mr.. Lihkalani. there
i no telling what MAY not be asked for
A military report. with which doubtless
the p. C. 4 must b. aequsinted certainly
does not promise that there VII b. any
On tins score. The planters,
Ike any class IN the community grow
rng m wealth need 10 So that that wealth
should not Be squandered The movement
that has Of late been gong on. shows that
they understand their position and are
prepared 70 take the proper and coustitu-
uonal means 70 maintain IL
What the planters wish for. l. TO So q
thorough eonssrvativg policy carried ont.
They do not desire 70 interfere with the
rights Of other members Of the eUmmUn-
Ity, but they do desire % have Their own
rights They want q steady government.
no hsSty changes IN the administration
liberal expenditure. but No wasting Of the
public money, the cordial support OF the
executive IL all other matters. an efficient
DOlcs force. a check on the hQuu- traffic.
and above al things a good understand
.ng kept up with al Our foreign friends,
more especially with our powerful neigh
Dor seross the wafer This Is the pru-
lection that the planters need- IL i %
b. hoped that they Sill have Il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

cA-s - 4eAse Il 0GNer1nc2t A4An2A
On W-.u--sr, Arrii t,-h- ~ a. - srcut eEc-anrc
=, A1iei4ai Eiie. q = esAcSk sccn sin - sOi a,
Fzsc Azclcn - L-sss 81 a. rhaf r-set - GcFrrn-
n-af Lad si-uzr-a Ia lkAPEHU ard ne gssise-zt
lz-ds Eiio HaEazli. sad i-e'asiei sstwe-n Papa
LoA EaJ Malta assi bsrsecs ne Eryal Patsni
erzz-, s-r.sy issse e als arn- ~ SEA >Aore tnd
izc sr tas sazks sal- Pa-aiiei Via Ead I've =ilc=
1-snt f-uz rar sez ecast heiug issiII uiils lne
~ sgal-- szd ccns1saus fso acre. ncre cr ie-s.
rEsN>-L-tsr fe ysu-s Cpeet r--rc $50 pr On
an p4vssi- Tza---rtr N slraacc
Vs- y AENSrRoNG. Nini.tsr e Iutcricr-
p-Pt % Ist-rie-. Huuesa'a- Nr- s,h ~ - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
Rscs7ao1 4. AlnoIz-i Hale.

f- a-s---sy lls Ind 11ss- az Il U'ci1ck A. n.
a1- U-5a-.e ta- ka-- -scssrs,5 az kEl,I1ui Eris.
als Ezceea-1 AIS ;. NaEzsik- Sperzsl
E-ur f-- E1, sIaiss-y tls Er-r-r-r x ISTsE--
EErr-e-lT ~ = Nr-rsaki vas acrur1ru-
ms ~ a. T. 1Fci1 ruls 1Lr : l. T.lEzaEal- Ala
-a-s ara o. U-.g To- Ca--e-- Errs7ezs C0zzzsr-
-al l--r-
So Esosl-1-y E : Nl-lssst Oh 5slzs prs-
--sel e. Ezs Nssss-v y ths sIz-5sss- q Fursigu
iz=sz-- aii-lsaez Ei-s Mriesir as tlloEs-
81. c,z1z-5lz ~ z-v Az-zSs Master - assure
.aE Ea1az-r el ~ EluG 81 ard warz senu-
r--- l- essee.- p sre- -her-shes tie pisaSant
Na-- ftErl=-rs s-ar rs TO- sturr lr ToSio. thsre
-1s --a-re- --e e1z-l f-1r tae Erupsru- - d.
resa--T 81 --l-s r- lcr- Aaiss-y's ccErsrsz-
1--r1 rllf- --tf--i-u - H-r.,f-.<
-1f--rl -1s-ls- o. f1ur tIsissrr - asssr an
-l- MA D. 11i Ir-rir-.sed u o-1r Ma
E-r 1E-- Lulsr1- ] nov htre -
-r q Erz-a-l @ e. N1-- NaseztF and I'll e.
r@ e. 11-----Er- u. g az lCl-r IA l.ssy pleas
- a.s1 carer-i.z ~ tf1s NIj--rr - g,---
~ - sue E1sles 1rL hopi s-r d. kealrh of
.ar Aal---1 l- u. Ee-r haEui Fa--iIie- sr.f fur
~ rr-s7sr-1 g t1e Al--l1- n Hzz1a-
Isr--1 Es 1lsf-szg rsr,sds
-us - -rrss pi=asz-s Be- -scss=s gS1 ~ a.
F al u- Elai f-iszE -la Ezzpsrur u j.
ra- l1e r-c-lrz rf rr ~. l- HIS 1l,jss-v's
~ g - uisEzsz-9s- q NY Foysrs
- - r-l-- --- --saf llslE-E-l-F ezfenLiet
e. @ lE 4r-r A--zsl >1VszelE- = ueL-kuazr %
1a a. Eres -ls- E-uz1 pi-zSzrs o.
-a - 2 lrs -es- -a-r-s s1c7Eh 30 ssn6
@ q, - t-H O. ny h----1--
g - r-z-c--s --zrrtvlz, b ~ tlz- nv frisnd
- A---1 Ars-ar -ls cl1--r zuz t1 rsprszerf
=ya1 ell slErsss - Eila- 80 sars-e rs-
-s - = -l-ll-l and -f-lsrs---v. and tas DIP
s- j "a. p -=- So 1,1---lcll rls1sr-s,
as Ezrle-eF A. = Ns--sak h u-s-anssi 70 H.
A1les-r -- A--lE--1l .---e- f-1u Hs Mslss-v
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

familiar with Europcan wss< VIII be Of
great use IN Informing the mind Of Mon
Src1 vhose life Is secluded What his
views and aetions may be, Sre largely
dependent upon the instruction aud al
wee which he gets from those VINO hSve
seen what he has not Seen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

AcccSrSV 70 an ElelisA rariianssnsasy rspert
reertly rrbiishSd i; Is shown that On three tram
hass within the cirrult a Losdon for the year
ending iune, iSSi. no lsss than 70Qoo.ooO passen-
geEs VEN enrriel: ;hsre c1ght 10 he scnne Ecaey
N III ecStneSs The ksrres are nore than dcahie
The por1iat;cn Of the united kins,lons
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

S'sCr tssutiful photographs taken IN Ns~ xss-
l1iia. vSrv shown us ;Ae other dsy. They vsr-
duas BY 81 srittsur. and 2rs really rernsrkahle.
The expusure nus. have been IN sorae cases only
the frsctfon u a secossd. Waves are shown JUS.
n the act Of hrsaking match game Of cricket Is
before - Efih ths hatstnen ruhniri, and The neld
sistrrely engsssd II chasing the bali-sben there
rc uios exquisite bits Of foliage every lsaf every
spear Of gas, A. elexr possible. We under
Stand that of 8rna.srrs interds to follow IN
the footsteps os his friend
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
DRUM coRes
AHERICAN LEGION 9g HoNea.
S0TICR

DtRTIEs DEsInIsG rr4f4 ,.,xa
dnD-- viii plezse l1rsy a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

EouEET BOYD X n1E at the Naval ACADEMY az
LsGh1ru. q letter received by last mail gives an
lcc1uu- Cs his surroundings The Academy which
Is L,ely buiit- l. situated near the separated
from i- by strong stone v1u. Aruund the build
Ing there l. q Llr-e vertrdt =lich serves for -un
exercise when the weather Is not favorable. The
r--u1-e> within seem very complete. model room
for ships. about q DOZEN apartments containing
Specimens and models. machinery ruouis. school
rooG-s. billiard ruuu. and lastly cells IN which,
sys the writer there no less than - boys con.
1Eet dllly- italian bows must either Be very tur-
bu.aC- or the discipline s-traordIuarily severe.
uhlcl used for artillery exercise. The Institu-
tl1- 1TEs q steam launch. "A cutter and 4 number
Cf boats The ygIng man appears "a Be happy
AID % le Progressing Elth his studies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

A SUGGESTION ha, been made that there
might b. new labor field f0r II IN the
Island 0f Sei0- A VII be remembered
I by 0uT readers. this island has been ruine,i
by ~eres Of ssrJhquakas. lasting for
mouths all the towns have been de-
strUyei and the population Is destitute
Nov moreover. The whole island seems to
b. sinking. and what population is left
nagIn % think they had better seek r,sf1gp
el'eEheue- II l. useless for them T. think
u the other Islands of the Grecian archi-
pelsgJ, these ar already overstocked with
people. Theue are thus between 6O snd
1Otao s1lll> who ars looking FOR a resting
place- Their occupations have been sCr1
clllt'-Esl sud coumerc,al: they sre spoken
~ - hari workers. honest and intelligent
they an reported a. beng In marked con
trs>t With the Greeks q the mainland
That they sre enterpriSing /, shewu by the
tact that they took the clumerrisl Lead I'M
The srchipelsgO in the trutie pith Cou,,sr
tiuople. Suyrna and Egypt A gentle
nsn- whose letser on this subicct W. have
bad an orgortunity - rrniiur. frel- Srrr
that many. u uot tho whole 20 them.
v1uid san the opp1r1unity They would
uot only cultivate oar lands bat thry
vuyld rrtrrigce rew elements ~ rr,s
ugrty
Nith retsrt o. trsn>rortinz thg>. rs,,.
lae. d = >sid that ships can H. prucur,7l
ir tn pcrts - Syria. Graccg ami Itaiy on
WY egsy terms. sr3 ttey mirht hg
tuughi hitbcr ri the sues Canal
Ihfs intlvmatiou haS rrachri hrr. fn1m
q Sen,irman thCronghly uvil acquainted
sta SSfo and q, p,upis IN TACT NTH the
whole commrrciai charactrrstics - thr
L"vant rhe suggestion !, wuFth careful
thought and vii D. BOXED into hy thr
ltoverumsnt A Telegram Nill L. De-
,paichsa a. an ugsni IN London. AZ The |
earii'-t CpYyrtunity, authorizing him to |
maks enquiries n they prove favorable, /
ihry VII h. acted Upon with dispatch
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
IN CHANBERs. CINorII IInaI.

n ~ dlbiCiAt uf@rHIf r. uraa.l.. f...-'r T..
~ fnaiisf 81 ~ tstaf- n lTnN q HfrfHrsH
Aakt-s0, N1ri. ferrfs-|i ia ra.I..f.
On frsfiiuG art fIi1r ffr nrIsfI..f III r.ra .-..
- b the lrsi VIII sra ssrfaa.rr. ca r.a. I'
hlfrsc-i. Z FuuoHssi-i. r1frafa rs.. s...f n
tors nf sid viii
J. = or'i-r-d. thaf FurH H-pNY frrn sra
- - = ~ ll- ilfI inH.- 'a WaHa1r
..l7 .s7 30 p.aT- ~ tes-rr 'lIf l..I'r asf
lttNn1f thft w1V &C. rferef tHareH.. g.. E"
lni'fN-ird 1rf hgfcnT rr' sd ri .Hf.ra
AhH fuHN fNuFN
LINN. "a "a -.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

fEE r'cs patches are approSehing nearsr Gsd
resrSE % IOWA Il wCuld ee jus. as well 10 e,z-
i1sr hoV nsag thsy Shocld bs allowed 10 cos.,s. In
Italy there ls SPECIAL law. which furst3S rics
culture within ccrtSin drstxnee Of al villages Il
l. wsl known that larrs extentS Of rice SelSs nre
uot coudncve - the -ssersl health Of the pahlic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
5eEEINS sFtRTr

-fel- 81 IS s-.asru. H--a.ar..
EGLIIAEB
E1r Er- rrar - Hr-Hf
--.r- Es-rlr Ia1zlra. Er
BOAT.
flrr l.r. a1uall
s.-- -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
lINE foR san ERlhrlSrn

4fA @, BreweT A ce. Agents. "A
-AAE Aerthaadisl rreiFed stsraae Frrr. eII
Aed hbffal cash advance made o. shlpnsuts f IEIs
ne ~ ~ 4 KHkWFHA co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
ADMINISTRATOR NoTI,V

THt tNDtii-iCNTD UtYfSf.
..Ln .lEeiliff siaIIHIiIlIIrI ar -.
itohtN hArNANu Istf 81 n.-I. s..
hflfN Hnitafs ~ l4fiIes 'aIishIr.f p. T.. -.
~ i'finnalH1 y ssii ssflir fH 1sals l.Il..I
sht ftiafh = ~ a. ..sl.Iss ...
sstlAsi tsia ftiaia 80 ff1aIlfH o. rs...a II. -.
~ Fsf Hfht VIA fflrFT vessel Hasa II. .I.
ftAtN - htNNiAs ifHaI N4is. ffa. .I
baFFld D. rafnE..a
tilaiuisfrafrT halfIl ~ 49,
ueue.at MsFfh ieta. lssI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

IHb lNDtiisif4NED HNNfVrs
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
ONE THOUSAND HEAD OF ziLcH COWS
AND CATTLE,

amonz vkich are four dIaerenf strnins Of Earhan
blood. the Angss Psli. Dssgn snf AYRSHIRE ls=zc
nnmbcr of ksse1 snd Berkshire Pigs. LsEhcrn and
Brzhma Foais, etc.
AZ TITLE ETnDfsPUFABIE Tn. aa.r Of tkI.
a oppranify BAT sedsm pfrsenied for tke crsffsbi<
in1estnenf q capital ether b. single peFron o. by
comp4ny. There IL nnd material or the laud Of
q csfiif sn1 shesp rslsisz WOOD and Tnb,r prodsc
tion- Azricuiflrr and FIskery.
farther paricuinrs 70 Terms ~te a1dr~s~ Pot
one Box No. f13 HonsInla- - n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
Burning of the Brit. Ship
Norval at Sea.

The Captain and Twenty Of the Grew Ar
rived at Heaelala per =. :. Likellke,
March seth, AFTER Travelling upwards
- s.oD0 Hfies In spen Beats.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29
Marshall Sale

DY VIRTUE or TWO ENFCt.-
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