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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

su-sr come. iu freely l.sUa pkrs having been re.
-ircl during thr wick With continued tine weather
lar-rf quantity NAV be- looked for dufu- the ensuing
-ssk and Time viii be- iost place ii in the sAu
PrSnfsco market boz order 10 benefit by tine high prices
No,vthstsudius thBt tbr market b. well -toc kcd ~ i'm
provisions from hsn Francisco and New Zealand very
high rates prevail, viz: F0afoo &c Go SC per ~ On
oss 2. 90 o. per D, and quality inferior Oats q and
BAu ,fe per ~; Hay, p pcr Ih.
,ilst per AMER Head from onckohE via san Frau.
Glsr0. Including So rullz Canton Mating.
The afrfrsis siuCs lssi have been tho Ccylon
Do and sydn,y. and the Camden from Port Gamble.
Auiu Bead for liouskouE; : : CITY Of sydney for
NrEr adams win hold q regular cash sale to-dsy At
NJ serrIeHf Household urniture y public aucion.
Tr f,,- iu. notices have arrived DIS The Steamship
cry gf SyrHsg
Ng1I.r - NsENEE.- NigIoEiA-Thy following No
JAMES u. GRAVES.
Departmental Trade and Customs
NcIh1ur-, 1h February. isse.
NorIcE 10 MARINERS.
NsveiuoS or IHE VAST cHASNE1-KSor1 NrAr I'M
swan srrI IIgHTsHIP.
Pilots mnsIrr- OF vrsscIs aud other ar. informed
HAT shual has again formed IN the vicinity Of the
AiEhishp H the swan SPIT. N bears y. Z. p y.
nsruriicl from The LiEhtship from which ID distant
fs tahir.' length TIL. knoll IS cable. length 10 the
se,gsrd q thar reported iu Notos 90 MHrinrr- dated
Thc shaiiuucsi rai-F now found ou this knoll 6, 10
i1- iuChsr 81 oW-waftr springs. Owing its being
fouua directly in INC iliray, and great Inconvenience
hr sar-vs fouus thc moornr.. ID Is not intended
mara p. position with chrqurred buoy a. heretofore
foir Nspean 0el. open 10 the eastward 81 The swan
>Tii isship win lead clear % the -hoal but durin.
ihr night 'essei. should not approach the l'-hship
u-sr-r thEr tR.o - cables length In passing
tHAErEs 3; PArNE,
p0iecr in charge Of Ifarbor Department
Department ~ Forts and HsrbUr..
Melbourne. 'rh February, ISL
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Copartuershin Notice.

NNR q. WEST HAS ADMIrrEa as PART
1NA NER IN the Carriage Manufacturing and Black
Emithing Business ONLY, Mr.. WALTER II. PAGE.
Mr. West still continues in his name the Import
ing and selling Of Carriages, Wagons, Materials. &c.
Thankful for pas favors the firm hope TO receive
share Of the public patronage in the future
m H
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DIED
ISLAND LOCALS.

HATCH-At Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the 5th
March. aged 6 yesrs Nh ALBEET B. HATCH. harristcr
af law father OF Mr.. Francis VI. Hatch. OF this civ
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Dissolution Of Co.nartnsrshin.

THNHE COPARTNRRBHIP HERETOFORE
II existing under the 6rm name Of j. N. ALEXAN-
DER CO., Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
W. d. Alexander retiring, and J. ". Alexander conn
nng TO carry the plantation at Paia, and assuming
all debts now owed by said firm.
Pais. March sis, 1852 $3.50 81 ". D. AIKxRNDER
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The Planters Labor and Supply
Company.
PLACE OF BUSINESS, HONOLULU

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting Of the Board OF Trustees held the sd
March, is9, az assessment OF one Dollar per share
levied upon the capital stock OF the Association
payable 10 the Treasurer, John H. Patty Esq, his
onee in Honolulu within thirty days from date which
time IL said assessment be unpaid, IL viii become de
delinquent.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
s. ADAMS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

defendant in a civil suit lately protested
against the nuisance of being tracked by a
Collector. He asked the Court what steps he
ought TO take to get redress. His Honor stated
that the Collector not being an officer of the Court
he could issue iniunctiOns regarding his con-
duct, but the aggrieved party was at liberty to
cause warrant 10 be issued for the Collectors ar
rest as public nuisance provided the circumstan-
ces warranted such action.
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NOTICE.
THE FOLLOWING PIERS ONS
i were this day duly elected Oieers OF the Plan
NOTICE.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
n Shareholders Of the OokalA Sugar Plantation Co.,
held in Honolulu March 18th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year;
President ..-................-...W W. L. Green,
Vice President. DIR. RUbt. McKibbin
Treasurer. Alex. McKibbiu,
Sccretsry. II. W. Mist,
Auditor. .........................W.C {. Sproull
sasSt II. W MIST sec'y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
Very Desirable Piece Of Land
on WILLIE ST., ABUiAu VALLEY
With the Building thereon
FOR SALE.
TWyHE AHuPUAA Or neutrality-suspicious.
u ~ the District u Kan. leland n Hsaaliaai Co
tainln=
One Hundred A Eishiy-six Thou-snd Acre.

together With The appuricnancr.. TIE FsEailfr. RI
this land hara bren seffici lrfrriI1r m lev 81 .Ee
Commi.sioner. and extend FROM he ID itr sIrrl
Of Nauna Loa. Including. above fAc ic1ry f|rtrr &c.
South kouai % kaplr1ll ID Kan. 4lstlar1 81 s1.I
y miles IN length 81 10 lre1llh. Tts rrntf1 pr co.
land IL heavily wooded with ko1 add olIa frFr lI
veil stocksd with Wild caftl- nd flocz n VIA lIll
Below thr belt u Woodland O. oen vastlrarr 81 llr
riof qualify rhe srtcosft ss e srF6u cIir9 81 rr1
with rood anchorage sad slt Ianlinrs- and - l.st
cry u noted a. 1rsi-er1s one ne Hlr1l fffmIIt.
are situated ar al rrraion % fU fert at1Ie "a go
level. and command r-fc11iT- ard 1rsllIfl ilrI
and sea FleF u mauT niles n ~-trnt IL 1TrllIr.
eisicr1s and ais ncce1EarY 1uidln-s i1r rl1larr'.
lie such asseFEsufs garter cdrrrntr se1r. ire
and house,. etc.. In.~frrr H|IN =
DAIRY AID fxiurcs e can b. ilall u lIrar lI1lHII
Also f1ii and cgmprfe tlsorimrrf r. fcris arl ~
plcmrnts necessary fur Ranch purpcsrf o. rIItf
working oxen pack and etfifi 1nIinai4. or tls1a.
(5y q LAUREL. Of -Tdn-J seek ~ trasi alrts I'd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The feast of the Passover was strictly observed
by our Jewish residents during the past week. 1t
commenced on the eve Of the 3rd instant and FIN
ished Monday evening at sundOwn. Messrs- Mellis
and Fishe extended their usual hbsralfty to their
friends a. their respective residences according TO
pnrinnf cucforn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
PORT OF HONOLULU.


April Am Hs Camden, Cater, from Tor Gamble
g 81 stmr q lyiun, Lehman. from NoEohsma
'n-r = ; tifE Of ssdncy. Dearborn. I'm Sydn.
i'-Rr hk Lady Lhmpson, Narstun from San I
Sailed.
April . An ul hk Ahrum Barker. smith. for Arctic
I'll e. $ Elizabeth. HOLMAN, for Japan
. W simr AuiCr Head, Roper for llunCkonE
inHF " 5 : City 81 SYDNEY, Dearborn, fors
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
Engine Company No. 2.

--9llIV NVIl1 T"IIT -TW7 .
Il ME1IBERS ARE HEREBY
- informed hat 70 the lat Regular W-cliar o.
.I7K the Company. motion was made reqlirlnr al
Icilge members pursuant 10 the BJ-larsl 10 srrpir
Themselves with tie REcOGSIzED UNBORN % M
Company within three months % he date hereof
Members not ruislinr themselves VII 81 ii1hir 10
suspension o. expulsion. Hats add helfs are nor 10 b
had At the Company Rooms a. cogr FHEcE
J. d. HOLT, r.. secrrIary.
Honslutu. March md isss- - 50
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Co.PartncrahIn Notice.

FTIIIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT THE
Il firm trading under the name of the KoNA FRUIT
PRESERVING CO, consists Of j. D. Ackerman & VOL
demar Muller, carrying business Of planting and
rissss0Ss5 az KoNA FRUIT PRESERVING co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

From Hong Kong papers it appears that the
Chinese Interpreter has started. Half a loaf is
better than no bread, but the one who is coming
man nov what Is most urgently needed, is a Can
casiaYl interpreter. The Government nave received
no sdvices that this man is coming this is to be
explained by the letters being detained for the reg
ular mail steamer, while stray papers were for
warded rer AajeJ- Head.
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station when il can se quickly sen. by steamer to

KAUAI.
Light showers and fne weather prevail in the
Kilauea district.
Chinaman was arrested at Kilanea last week
for having opium in possession. The discovery
was accidently made by deputy Sheriff Deverill
whilst searching through the Chinese quarters for
a runaway. This is the second find OF a similar
character that has been made within the past two
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
ilrm Establishments.
NOTICE
TO LET!

MR. J. D. HACRFELD WILL ACT FOR
1V1 me under full power Of attorney during my ab-
scncc from this Kingdom J. W. PFLUGER.
llounlulu Anil iFh ISL u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

session. He was arrested ON Friday night last
about 10 O'Clock by Police Constables John Nau-
vele and S. Hsia- Seeing that he had heavy load
rewarded bv find Of 50 tins Of opium. He was
sentenced to fine of 800 and SIX months i'm
prisonment at hard labor. Opium confscated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
OxETHOUsASD HEAD or MICH CoWs
AND CATTLE.

amour rhich are forr siG-r-rf sins af u.r.ln
blood. Inc Augus Poll. Dcfo1
number o. Esse1 and ncfUhHr
nrahm1 f1lif, eff
go TrrLE IIDl1rUTAnI8
rztcnsirc a1d ldrlnia-sr uaiT llfr.Il
0VpCrfulIlg 1lf srldr1I prr4rn.I
i1Trsfmrnf u capital. eitsrr b. .il1
comp4ny. There Il r11al and l1f0r
k1i1k1 for q rllt deck r1lent ~ 'tf o.
~ cattle and sleeu rsisie-. Wcca a..
ton A.riclI71rr lni 81 Iffr.
for further paTficnIarl e. u r-rrlr
OGcc Boz 20. ~. ifanql1il.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The japanese gentlemen. Messrs. Nagasaki,
Wada and Ishikawa, will sail for San Francisco via
Hilo to-day. They arc accompanied as far as
Hawaii by Col Curtis p laukea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Mr. !. b. Peterson is TO be congratulated ON his
appointment a. Assistant Postmaster of this King
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Sugar continues to arrive freely from the other
Islands ,7O7 packages came to hand last week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The n. ~. AhHg with days later dates than the
Aiysr Head, may be looked for hourly. The Lady
LuapsoH sailed the same day as the IIy,y Hsad,
and arrived last evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The city presented lively appearance early on
Monday morning. The weather was fine and
afforded ala excellent opportunity for the Austria
hans 10 inspect all places of interest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

notice in our advertising columns warns the
public that the water supplied by the Makii
reservoir will be shut of tomorrow, Thursday,
from Z A. n. until I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The new Omnibus built by Mr.. NJ. J. Rose for
Mr.. James Dodd was "hitched up for the first
time on Friday last. II was also used by picnic
party on Saturday afternoon, and later in the even
ing it conveyed the band TO Palama. Itaccommo-
dates - people comfortably. On Sunday evening
after Fort street church service, it was rather
loaded. The four spirited animals with the rib
bons IN the hands OF Mr.. DOdd present very sub
stantial and business like appearance. 1t reflects
credit alike ON builder and owner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

There was found 20 he a dearth Of postage
stamps for sale after the Post-ofcc window closed
Al $50 a. n. on Monday. The steamer did not
leave until 80 y. II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The steamer Ccy'op took in 800 tons Of coal yes
tcrday at the J. NJ S. 5. Co.'S wharf, and will pro
coed 10 Hilo direct to-day, and thence to San
Francisco, after n delay of two or three DAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Every hack in town was engaged ON Sunday last
Tho sight seers from the C,y'ou were the principal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
FOR SALE
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership,
rWVTE O-PARTNFRgHTp HFRE-FoFOR

NOLUMBIA RIVER SALMON, IN
" barrels and half barrels For SALE By
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

schoolmaster from the Kawaiahao school,
named Mahoei appeared before Judge Bickerton
yesterday, to answer a charge of assault and bat
terry on a child Of years He pleaded guilty, but
also pleaded justification, inasmuch as the youth
did not know his lessons and had lost his book.
Tho boy exhibited bruises of a serious nature on
his arms and over his body. He was sentenced to
one month S Imprisonment at hard labor. An ap
peal TO the Intermediary Court was lodged. The
accused substitute for the regular precept or
OF the hawaiahaO school,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Mr.. II. J. Nolte, who has been public caterer
for many years in this city re-opened his former
business Wednesday last in Campbell's new
eral invitation was issued TO the public and there
was a very general acCeptation. Upwards of 200
persons assembled at noon TO take "pOtluck'
with the generous host. The company was truly
cosmopolitan including His Honor the Chief JUS
tice, several members of the Bar and large por-
ton Of the Poola fraternity. new organ Just
imported from Europe, opened with melodious
arrangement of the Ha'ruE PoHoi. All enjoyed
themselves thoroughly after fully refreshing the
ifnIar man. Mr. NOlta deserves success.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The Iajc, He5d sailed ut E 4. 81. sharpen Sunday.
Captain Alfred Roper has an old reputation for
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

On Monday, fireman from the I.Je- H.ad
pleaded guilty to charge of having opium in pos
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The peace Of night vas disturbed by the arrival
Of the Ctr Of SyaH,y at $50 A. NJ on Monday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12
Thare ]. a cansiderabIe e1citement among ths

There Is a considerable excitement among the
natives with regard to Laie. They are focking
there from all parts Of the Island. Even people,
who by thrift have acquired little properties and
bits Of land and migrating. From Kauai there
has been quite an exodus What the precise at
traction Is, we have not been informed yet. II is
we'll known. however, that the Mormons are in
dusiriOus. and that they have a very fourishing
settlement they are always fair in their dealings
with the natives, but it seems as if there must have
been a special attraction Just lately, though the
place has been always deservedly popular.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Last Wednesday George Davies was found guilty
OF cmbezzling SIS from W. II. Pond on the 3lst
March, and sentenced to two months imprisOn-
munt al hard lahor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The playing Of the band on Monday last at the
wharf was an unexpected treat TO the through
passengers. They gave hearty round of applause
at the close of "Oliyette They will play the
gryl0H of this afternoon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Al Young, the would-bo murderer Of Munikl,
his native paraingur, severed his connection with
this world OF troubles by hanging himself by his
tail almost Immediately after he was Incarccrated.
Those whom he wounded are doing we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Time tables Of the Peoples Line Omnibuses Sc
neatly printed ON cards pocket size have been
widely circulated by Nj. Dodd THIS is a great
convenience.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Mr.. Ihos g. Thrum, our brother editor Of the
Saturday Press left for san Francisco by the C1g
~ Sydney. He will spend month at the
Coast We trust our friend will return iuyigor-
ated after bis rest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

At last subscription list is opened for the bene-
III Of Captain Halliday. Of the Noyfm II will be
found on the counter Of Messrs. J. W. Robert
son q Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The French Law is particular as to marriage. On
Monday Mons. Ratard Chancellor of the French
Consulate was married to Miss Purvis daughter
of r. Purvis, Esq, Of Kauai. The ceremony
was performed first in the Anglican Church, then
in the Roman Catholic Cathedral, and finally the
civil contract, which is the binding according
TO French law, had 10 be signed The wedding
was strictly private, only the family of the bride
and few very intimate friends being present.
Long life and happiness TO the young couple says
the GAzETTE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The rchearsals Of the Amateur Musical Society
were iuierfered with 10y Passion Week. Thcy Will
be resumed this week
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The Fosrsi Qrssa. Eo,f DgfLoBsj, and ". J.. Bes-
bec the berth for San Francisco and the
AHg IyTs, is progressing in her loading for New
York
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

On Saturday evening Mr.. VIM. H. Mclean. son
Of the late George C. Mclean. who was 50 well
known and highly respected by our citizens was
married to Miss Lena Pomroy. There was a very
pleasant gathering of family friends, and after
the ceremony, dancing was Kept up to an early
hour when all returned home wishing the happy
couple health and happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Nin
Mclean left IN sthe city II SsaRey for San Fran
cisco on Monday last,
On Monday, fireman from the I.yer R,aa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

A COTTAGE SUITABLE FOR A
u small family, situated 10 the vineyard % Nuuanu
Avenue and adjoining the residence Of NJ G. E Rowe
Inquire at the - GAZETTE OFFICE. 900
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The Hilo railroad will be a perfect bonanza to
the planters, as il will enable them to get their
produce from their mills at least to some central
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Several changes have taken place in the officer
ing of Alessrs. I. X. Foster & Co.'S. steamers.
Captain Bates. late of the JdBcs Mckee, and Mr..
Cameron, his first officer have been promoted TO
the TralaHi. and the late mate of the latter, Mr.
Macdonald to the command Of the James Make,
We congratulate Captain Bates on his promotion,
and trust the island trade to Kauai, will be as well
served by his successor as 1t was by himself. He
was a general fayorite on that line and he Is ths
bearer Of several appropriate tokens Of his gentle
manly conduct to his passengers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

In addition to the large number Of through
passengers per Ci,g Of SylHcg, she took away e.
from Honolulu. Amongst the latter were Captain
Halliday of the Noyral, I. G. Thrum and wife, J.
Lyman and wife, ;. w. Wilcox and wife Mr.. Sam
Mott, W. Turner and J. W. Pfugcr and WIFE. We
wish them ru h1n raYrg-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Two natives attacked Chinaman between IA
hului and Waikiki and rubbed him Of all he had
which amounted 10 $40. They were arrested,
tried. and committed for trial and have be sent
to Oahu prison for safe keeping until the June
ftrr,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Government connect the Islands by means of
Marine Telegraph, and then the whole group
through Honolulu II Is the intention Of the
Telephone Company to do this if a subsidy can be
obtained from the Legislature.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The Sheriff Of Kauai and his deputy were both
IN Honolulu together this veek-Wh no was IN charge
Of the Garden Island
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The Planters, monthly lfqyu.ir, will be issued
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Hilo district needs some better means of con
yeying its sugar to Honolulu than the present slow
schooner. In fact for two weeks past there has
hardly been schooner at any Of the landings and
all the mills are complaining OF want Of carriage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

revised telephone card has just been issued.
Il is arranged numerically and will be fond an
useful addendum 10 the alphabetical card.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The Rev. Mr.. Essery, one of the passengers on
board the yacht Cey'or, visited hawaiahao Church
last Sunday and, after the conclusion of Mr..
Parker's discourse addressed the congregation.
he told the people of all the strange lands he had
visited, and Of his pleasure at finding many
Christian communities all over the world. he
expressed himself as much pleased with the Sun
day school which is very well managed thanks TO
the hard work of the Rev. II. H. Parker, and
Messrs. S. b. Dole, L. p. Adams, p. C. Jones and
W r. Castle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

Last Friday. being Good Friday. the services al
the Roman Catholic and Episcopal Cathedrals
were largely attended. The flags of the Consuls
representing Roman Catholic countries were at
half mast, and large number Of the stores in
town were closed. The day WAS pretty generally
obsarved.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The Ceyior leaving at noon to-day offers SPLEEN
did opportunity to those who were pressed FOR tg,,
and also for the forwarding Of duplicates
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The zariasdia with dates to the 10Th instant is
due ON Saturday next
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-04-12

The first section Of the spreckels plantation has
been taken of. II yielded tons TO the acre. The
second section is now being ground and up to the
present has given tons 10 the acre.
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10-P. NJ

The mining stock markets to-day were ra'noi tonC
- and ON the surface presented better Tone
- tbev have for some time. There also was GEN
oI;rDrovemeat "a prices for stocksthat poS'eSS""S
'noroctor Chrrsolite was conspicuous IN an ~"
enaia' 40 Robinson rose to go and closed
0r@65. The state Lines showed more animation ,,or
~ their dealings; thus prices were tl!S niSTTgh c
and south Pacific again sold up to change
Comstocks were quiet and without st 05 and
n prices S[G G a SO cents. The market closed
rather active and firm.
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C1ln Ncnl (stlle gar sue.

pEEXMAN-ST. PROPERTY FOR SALE
/ J s1IuOl, $500 %. 5000. G.J'1. $500.
+'' EtjLAND & WuIIING, l2l Nassau-at
NOR SALE.-Thosc two very desirable cabl-
] net finished hogsrs sos. . % and 2e2 West I@tts'
Apply t0JASi.EN i~ tORNINd, 40 Hroli"Hy'
TOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
,e-fra, e e.stp-y English basement usc 1874 / Il
t.,i on. DOOR east oi ie>iIgt1urtvt. size lot l'tN'ii
Int,c i'm lair condition Apply 20 b. FLANAGAN, 5"t 9TH
ave
rEvO ENCHANGE.-Goo located and well
ra Ing properly trr city country residences near
tlIe e w. !. X. EAUE = !..k, 2'G Broadway.
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: t AEiN RIVER y AND nARDoR TRANSPORTATION

CHARMS ..........,...,.,.
COMPANY
Office Pier IL. y. r., foot Cortlandtst
Consgnments freight forwarded as directed to any part
0, the w3rL
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received delivery Of all kinds Of freight aud mer
claudlse 10 any part OF tAe city.
SEA AND HAHE0R TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghered to any point
in the harbOr at reasonable
STEAMBOATS, AND BAKGES ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHATTER
Steamers II. stsrin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier Is n. r. at p. daily. Saturdays
eACeptcd.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co, between New.YOrl and
NewIIayen. Care and dispatch guarautcel
Freight points d. l. W. r. r. received at Pior !.
For New-liavrn aud poipts East at Pier H.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eleyen MILES for
Ten cents from Pier L. r.. foot Whtehallst
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, COmmunipaw, N.J.-Dry Docks,
Machine Boiler shops everything aOpertanins ~ the
%
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0lInlnl.
CLARK & boutwell,.

No Nassau 81. cornc. Of wall. NewYork.
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER.
PNlSES
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY.
MaTtposs County California.
O.. Grass valley California
sArEAo GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY
Tanger. Nova Scotia
srARRGRovE SILVER MINING COMPANY
s Lewis. Nevada
sroRMONT SILVER MINING COMPANY
EAGLE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Lewis Nevada
sAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY
I'HE CHEYENNE con. MINING co.
Located in the Back ~ lr, - +.
M, CAPIIAl 04ODk. SJJu,UoO. PAR VALUE, 81.
'oI@ & N. lott y PTest a. MCNAtGliT sec. and Treas
OFFICE 80 80 BROADWAY.
THE MINING RECORD, 81 Broadway, n. Y.
sample copies sent free.
BANKING AND STOCK DEPA kIMENE
INNING stocks bought sold at lowest rates oi commission
ADVANCES maGe and dividends cashcd , 90
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