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A TELEGRAPH Prodigy.

There is little boy in knee-breecheS and
cOl0red stockings at llanoyeT-C Courthouse
station, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, who il probably the youngest tele-
graph-Operator on that line or any other in
this country. He is only nine years old,
his name is Beverly Dabney Benson, and he
Is The son OF Mr.. James 5. Benson, the agent
and operator at the station, formerly OF
Charlottesville. Beverly is q skilful opc-
rator, and reads messages from the wire as
readily by the sound as his father can.
Our reporter was sitting in the office
few nights ago, and had not noticed that
the little fellow had been left in charge for
a while by his father. lie was pcrched on
a high desk playing drafts with COM
panion while the machine was ticking away
with its unmeaning clatter to the unini-
tiated, when all at once the boy exclaimed,
" Hold on, they are calling me-" jumped
down from his perch, ran TO his seat and i'm
a jify had written out the message, laid it
aside for his father, and resumed his game.
Not long since he was sitting idly in the
office, and his father was reading Il news
paper, while the machine clicked with the
news that was going over the wires, when
suddenly he exclaimed: "Thcre's q message
going wrong; it ought to come here; it is
for J Ohm S. Taylor, and they are sending it
TO Hanover Junction!" And so it turned
out. Ii was not long before the message
was sent back to Mr.. Taylor who lived
i'm the neighborhoOd of the courthouse.
Beyerly'S skill is all the more remarkable
when it i: known that it ia: not
Teen more than year since be took the
thing up, having first recognized the call
Of station below. He then commenced
learning OF his own accord, and was very
much in the way ut first, and though re-
,eiving but little encouragement from his
'athcr, perSevered and rapidly acquired
he difficult art. So that now, but for his
ender years and probably immature iudg-
nent. he is competent to manage an Office.
The boy will make his mark if he lives
Stanton ViWidtOr.
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Auction sALEs--.rusure pays.
~ y. d. Cook. AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE AND
i LOT IN ROCKETS At AUCTi0N.-By yir,.
Charlotte III. Parr his wife 10 The subscriber, 10
secure 10 Mcssrs. G. W. Thorn 90. the payment
of certain amounts Of money. and default having
been made IN the payment Of said amounts ana
being requested by said bene1cinrles, VIII pro-
coed 20 sell, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY nth,
At 4 o'clock, the REAL ESTATE mentioned IN
said decd, being the same occupied by David Parr
for number of years, and described IN the useu -
having front on Lester street or 40 feet more or
less, running back between parallel lines 20 iert'
more or less, bounded on the north ny Captaln H.
II. Tyler's property. and on the south by - Car
rlngtOn's property.
TERMS: Cash. JOHN l.. PARK, trustee.
T.. Il. COOK. Auctionecr. u Il
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AUCTION sALEs--.rhI. Day.
By George $. vashon 4 SON
pe,, Fst,te Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 7 Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT, W LII
CosiPSRA Tr1si NEW IQCAaITETpIy N TIE ,IG
COUNTY OF !IENRIC0, IN, fKpNf nF cA nv
FEET ON TIE SOUTH LiS srRfyFT. AMI
RirNNiNsG BACK BETwEEN, :, P ,tlX d III,
LINES 100 1-6 FEET TO Az r r1' ~ S mr.
ciTi.1Bv virtue Of q decd q trust from W. a.
Smith. trustee. 10 Charles r. Nasion ~ ~ an 80
corded I'm clerks Office Of Henrco Onuny n ~
secure the payment Of certain sun ~ on ~ ,nada ~
therein mentioned default ha'ng linz "ye ercto re
enIrcd 6y The beneficiary Of said deed, proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY, JANUARY IL. 1882
at o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERLY ABOVE ue-
scribed. .,,o.oo -
TERMS: Cash as ia expenses OF safe ana saoo. .,
with interest from 24th August, 1881, Till paid
- my GEORGE ;. VASllON,
,dr,inisty,tor Of Charles T. Nashon, trustee.
de 81
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Editors Dispatch: l send you cutting
(editoriaD from Turf, Field, and Farm OF
october %, 1881, and another from same
journal correspondence October 3, 1881,
in answer to your call on somebody" in
regard TO "pink-eye." Both articles are
probably sufficiently Interesting at this
time to warrant "setting them up"
NoIIrs :
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uab,e services. The conclusions every
horsc-owncr may arrive at are that PINK
eve Is misnomer, no new thing, Is always
more or less prevalent, seldom fatal, anu
beyond an effort TO reduce slight ieorne
rise requires little or no medical in'eF1er-
puce
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Once OF Richmond Bazaar,
No. 1924 Main street,
l.. y. Cook, Auciionecr.

NICE FURNITURE, TWO ELEGANT
~ PLATED SHOWCASES, CLOChs, hOlK
CRATES GRANITEW ARE &C. NJ AUCTION.
ON TIL RSDAY. 12lh instant, az ID o'clock, we
viii sell an assortment Of NICE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, embracing
In perfect order: - go
2 WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, with marble
pieces:
BUREAUS, WARDROBES.
WASIISTANDS. SIDEBOARDS,
LOUNGES, SOFAS, CHAIRS.
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES.
CARPETS, MATING,
LOOkING-GLASSES.E RUGS.
3 ELEGANT HEATING-SIONES,
2 COOKING STOVES, In perfect order, &C.
AT IL O'CLOCK PRECISELY,
we will sell %, .,.,.e.
3 SPLENDID SILyER-PLATED SHOWCASES
oval and Mansard fronts, nearly new;
o very good NEW CLOChS.
AFTER WHICH,
crates Of assorted GRANITE AND PORCE-
LAME WARE If No. quality.
The trade is particularly invited.
al1 f.. -. COOK, Auctioneer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BONDHOLD-
RlcMoNp AMP WEST roIST TEnMlxAL)

RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TEEMINAL1
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
ROOM Z, No. liJ BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. December 80. 1851.
TVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
L THE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE
capital stock Of the company TO FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS. a. authorized by it, charter offer To
the stockholders. Of record January 10. 1852. the
option of subscribing 10 tie new stock az par to
the extent Of twO-thirds Of their holding. The
subscriptions viii he payable at the Office Of the
company in New York "a iollOwS-yiZ:
ON SUBSCRIBING, 10 per cent;
On FEBRUARY lJTU. 20 per cent;
ON APRIL 1oTH. 20 per cent;
On JUNE 10TH. 20 per cent;
ON AIGlST lOTlt, 20 per cent;
On OCTOBER 18TH, 10 per cent.-l0O per
cent:
with interest ON the deferred payments al the ..te
Of per cent per annum, the right being given To
subscribers 10 anticipate the same at any Time. and
stop Interest, and receive full-paid certificate
therefor.
The books Of the company win he closed by the
Union Trust Company, Of New York, transfer
agent, ri O'Clock p NJ, on the 10TH DAY OF
JANUARY, aud reopcned 40 q o'clock \. NJ on
the 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1882. stock
holders wishing 30 subscribe will 81 the regular
form Of subscription and forward TO the office OF
the company, Room Z. No. l45 Broadway, New
York, on or before the 10th day of January, 1892,
accompanying same with remittance Of 10 per
cent, for the whole subscription, may be pre-
ierrcd. WILLIAM n. TRlGG,
ia l-tJanlG General Agent.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.


DOR SALE, THAT LARGE AND O.
II FIRST-CLASS IRON-FRONT TIIREE-El
STORY BRICK TENEMENT, WITH BAsf-
MENT, AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
no. % OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE no.
TEL.-M the request Of the parties interested
(wbo reside At the North. We offer for sale this
REALLY DESIRABLE IRON-FRONT TENE-
MENT, located rs above. The lower part is cccu-
pied respectively a drugstore and confectionery.
The upper part l. very handsomely finished. II
now rents Ia lunctual tenants mt $40 per annum.
Price very reasonable and terms accommodating.
II early application Is made 1t will be sold for
$4,000. Apply TO
ia IC-St ". GODDiN & SON.
DARN OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
II WITH NEW BRICK DWELLING. &c,
THEREON. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
TWO AND 4 HALF MILES FROM MANCHES-
TER, FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE FOR \
DWELLING IN RICHMOND.-Wa 10 sell,
rent, or exchange for good city residence. the
FARM on which Mr.. ". BTlndcr. Jr. resides. con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED ACRES of cleared lad,
with NEW BRICK HOUSE. tin roof. eight rooms
IGx2O. large hail through tie centre: also other
out-buildings. The firm has a ncycr-failing
stream Of water running through the centre. be-
sides several springs. The house commands a
beautiful view of the river and lower portion OF
the city two and a half miles from town. Apply
10 W. GODDlN 4 son.
IN 7-5t
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Nv Grubbs &c Williams,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THE BRICK STORE No. g SOUTH
Il TENTH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
CARY STREETS, AND LYING kETWEEN
AND q. \. AINSLIE & SONS. At AUCTION
BY request of the deysces Of the late l. :. Shrycr,
We viii sell by auction. upon the premises on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II,
Mt II o'clock NJ. the PROPERTY above referred
Ia. The LOT + 226 by about 90 feet, and the
BUILDING, which covers the whole ground and
erected since the war. Is three stories, besides
a basement.
The location IS within few steps If the most
desirable corner on Main street, and promises 10
be very valuable for store, shop, or manufac-
turing establishment.
TERMS At sale. GRUBBS < WILLIAMS.
In 10 AuctiOnccrs.
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by George :. Vashon & son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
No. 7 Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AN

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT, No. 213 MAYO STREET.-THE LOT
FRONTS TWENTY -ONE AND 4 HALE FEET
on THE EAST LINE OF MAYO STREET.
RUNNING BACK BETWEEN. PARALLEL
LINES ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
EIGHT FEET TO AN ALLEY: IMPROVE
MENTS CONSIST or A LARGE THREE
STORY ND-BASEM ERlCk DETACHED
DWELLING, KITCHEN, : I 4 Il l. T., CAR
RIAGE-HOUSE, Sc, IN GOOD ORDERLY
virtue of n decd Of trust executed 10 the under
signed. recorded In clerks Office of Richmond
ChIncery Court. In ID. b. lis e.. page 2C0, to Sc
cure the payment of the sum Of mOnev therein
mentioned. default having been made In the pay
mcnt of 4 part thereof. / will, being thereto re-
qured by the beneficiary. proceed u sell at public
auction, on the pscmisC,, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. 1852.
ut o'clock =. NJ, The PROPERTY above de-
scribci.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and about
1902. with accrued interest a part thereof: on
credit rs To Sl,l4O1S TIL goth of December,
1852; balance as may be announced at sale.
ia = GEORGE :. NASIION. Trustee.
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by j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib east Main street.

by y. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Il13 east Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a HOUSE
~ AND LOT ON BROAD STREET. CHURCH
HlLL.-By virtue Of decree entered In Richmond
Chanccry Court on December s. 1881. in the case
Of Breeder rs. McMinn, administrator, &c., we
will sell, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1882.
at 1870 =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE mentioned In
the said decree. being the homestead OF the late
ID. 4. McMlnn, fronting 40 feet on the south side
Of Broad street between Twcnty-scventh ana
Twenty eighth streets. and running back between
parallel lines 80 feet more or less. The HOUSE
Is brick. and has the Usual Out-hOuses.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one third, and the residue IN
Six and twelve months. Interest added ana ute
retained till all the said purchasc-mouey Is paid
and deed ordered by the court.
II. G.. CANNON.
JOE LANE STERN,
T.N.PAGF,
JAMES VI. MATTHEWS,
special Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed on account Of weather iii
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10Th,
al same time and place.
POSTPONFNIENT.
Postponed on account Of weather ill
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18TH,
at snme time and place. ja ii
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH IL ~
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamers Of this line will sail every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az II NJ, aud every SUNDAY AT
a. VI,
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re
ceiyed till 1870 4. NJ; for sundays steamer ~
; T. NJ saturday Freight received daily Till D
L. NJ.
Fare, 80.
Steamers connect At Philadelphia for Fall river
ard tho East.
For further information. apply 10
j. V. MCCARRlCK,
General southern Agent.
W. 4. CLYDE & CO..
no 80 General Managers.
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by Appcrson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctiencers.
No. s north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
y OF \ FARM OF THREE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-NlNE ACRES IN IENRlCO COUN-
Tl. NEAR WILLIS'S CHURCH. ABOUT SIX
TEEN MILES BELOW RlCIMOND.-Ey virtue
Of decree If the Circuit Court Of Henrico county.
entered on the l4th December, ISL I'm the suit Of
GatewOOd rS. Lakewood. &c, we will sell I'm front
of the Office Of the aucllonecrs. on
FRIDAY, JANUARY ID, 1852.
AZ . o'clock ", the ahOye-dcscribcd FARM. oc-
cupicd by George ". GatewOOd. with the dwelling.
&c. containing THREE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, adjoining Liston Gate
wood, Narriner. warren. and others. and about
cqu-distant (say five miles from James river and
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway extension 10
Newport News.
TERMS: Cash rs 70 costs Of sale and debt due by
trust deed (say about $4,000, and the balance Of
the purchase-mOncy AT twelve month, for ncgotia-
bic note. interest added, with good endOr.Cr. ana
title retained until the same = paid and Il convey
ancc directed by The Court.
JOHN 4. MEREDITH.
JAMES g.. BLACk WELL,
Commissioners.
APPEESON & Co. AuciiOnCcrs. dc u
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

~
COSfPANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS. DIRECT, CONNECT
ING'AT PORTSMOUTH
BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH, OLD POINT
COMFORT. sMITHFlELD, AND
HAMPTON VA.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, s1.5o.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
TICKETS UNLIMITED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL.
carrying United States mail.l
Z. c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY,WEDNEsDAf
and FRIDAY Mt $50 \. VI. Tor ano'r-nhneu
places. connecting ut Portsmouth with the Bay Line
Tor OldPoiut Baltimore, and the North. hetusn-
ing, the steamer ARIEL leaves Norfolk az o \. 81
arriving At Richmond at about T. h' * m
Fare TO Baltimore. ~
Fare 10 Phladelph W
Fare to New - 81
Fare to Boston. "
Through tickets on sale ON steamer Ahihb
and at CARRIERS Agency 1000 Main street. Bag
gage checked through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth.
Smithfcld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. e.
Newbern, Washington, aud Tarboro'. y. G., and
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, Tor
Eastern shore of Virginia Old Point and al regu'
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RAIES'
and through bills Issued. l.. u. TATUM,
oc % superintendent.
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Freight aud freightsrt
Passenger PsssfU ger
cx. sunday. cs. ,uuisr
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WANTED, A COOK. WASHER AND
W IRONER for small family. If well re-
commended good wages viii be paid. Applyat No.
20S west Main street. ~ lC-4t#
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FINANCIAL.

ArrEnsoN & Co. Auctloneer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-10-21
The Norwegians at Hilo.
lrsoM ouR owN coRnEsrovpEsr.l


The Norwegians have again been making
trouble on the Papaikou Plantation. On FRI
day, the 18th September, a large body of them
came up TO the Office on the plantation, and
complained, as they have done time and again,
that their food was insufficient and bad. After
Q long palaver, the Norwegians all agreed to
board themselves, receiving for their board 50
each for the month of October, or 20 days
labor. On Saturday, the Both, all of them
were paid IN advance the nine dollars as agreed
upon. Tn plantation, however, boarded. them
till Monday morning, when they commenced
boarding themselves. On Tuesday they were
settled with for the month of September. Some
of them who had been the most outrageously
lazy were then and there told that they had not
filed up a full months work, but if they de-
handed a full months pay a civil suit would be
brought against them for their being SO lazy
and not giving fair work. They demanded full
pay, which was paid such as demanded it, and
against four of them a civil suit was brought
by the plantation for their not working fairly
and honestly. The cases were set for Friday,
the 9th instant. On Thursday eve the manager
sent word to these parties, telling them that he
would like to know what men they wanted as
witnesses in the matter. They told him that
they were not going into Hilo. A little later
most of the Norwegians came mp III a body, and
told the manager that if he persisted in those
suits none of them would work another day.
Friday morning they all refused to go to work,
and were arrested, and brought back into town
and Jail.
The day after they were brought up, some five
at a time before the Judge, and on being asked,
through an interpreter. if they were guilty as to
the chBrge, said they were, but said they would
not go back to Papaikou to work. The only
reason assigned at all, and that only after close
questioning by the Court and counsel, was that
they were starved to death by Hitchcock, and
wouldn't work any more there. They admitted
that they had agreed at the 1st of the month to
board themselves, and had taken 50 in advance.
They were all either ordered back to work, or
fined 81 to SO each and costs. This they re-
fused to pay or do, and were sent to Jail.
1t is only fair to some of them to state that in
court they said that they were afraid of the
Others, and therefore could not go back to work.
Some ten or twelve of the best Norwegians on
the plantation would not join the gang. There
are about ten or a dozen really bad, unprincipled
men in the crowd, who deter the balance from
doing their duty. OF course this refusing to
labor is seriously injuriug the plantation.
Nevertheless if there were any real cause for
it the case of the proprietors would command
no sympathy from the public. The men, or
some of them, are q bad lot, the scum of the
slums of Christiana, and thet is at the bottom
of the pilikia,
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The CoNET.-A despatch from the Observa-
tory at Paris relative to the large comet now
visible in the morning In the east, says 1.-THE
nucleus gives a continuous spectrum. very bril-
liant, very sharply divided, and characteristic.
They seem displaced toward the red" The
spectroseope observations reported i'll the above
dispatch are of extraordinary interest. They
indicate that this is the second comet that has
shown a sodium spectrum. The first was that
vntory. and observed ut that institution in full
daylight. The reported displacement OF the two
sodium lines toward the red end Of the spectrum
is of the highest interest, since II indicates that
the comet is now moving towards the earth with
planetary velocity. Snch an observation has
never before been made in the case of any
comet. The comet is moving westward from the
sun At the rate OF five or six degrees daily. It's
almost certain that the comet has now passed its
psriheliOn, or point where it is nearest the sun.
Astronomers will now be anxious to learn if this
comet is identical with the one recen tly dis
covered in South America. If this identity is
proved, it will follow that it has approached
very near the sun -probably AS close as did the
great comet OF 1SS0-the comet which has the
smallest psrihsl:on distance on record. On the
vhOls this may be regarded as one of theInost
extraordinary comets of modern times. The
only enc which emil it i'll its special fea-
lures of interest is the great comet of lS43,
which, like this one. was visible to tho naked
eye in full sunlig ut IS. +. BuH,iin,
FROM lat American files TO hand by the Suez,
we note the following shipping news: Arrivals at
San Francisco October Sd, bktne Ella, Brown, 26
days from Honolulu October Sth, brig Vim. G.,
Irwin, Turner. 164 days from Kahului October
from Honolulu Port Gamble,t October 9th, bark
Camden, from Honolulu
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The N~orwegians and their Contracts.

Translated from the NorweSian.l
To THE EMIGRANTs o THE SANDWICH
ISLANDS.
Contracts with those who will go to the
Sandwich Islands, are drawn up and signed
on Wednesday, Sept. %, and the following
DAYS at the office of Hans p. Fayes, at
Drammen, from IL to 3 o'clock. The par
ties must be provided with good recon-
mendations, and attestations for good and
f~aultless behaviour. Parties under obliga-
ton of military service, must bring release
from service. Signature of minors must,
to be valid, be confirmed by guardian.
The conditions are now regulated, and
thus fixed: Laborers over 20 years, 8 dol
lars under 20 years, somewhat less; wives,
AZ dollars under 20 years, somewhat less,
per. month, with free board, or board
money and free lodgings. Families may
bring two children with them. Free pas
sage and board, which is not TO be worked
out afterwards.
CHR. TORRANCE,
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PUBLIC NOTICE

,HNuE UNDERSIG = ED HAVING pUR-
y chased from n. Y. ". Ruth K~eelIkoiAni The lands OF
RtHILIFALI X HILEt, In ksu, Hawaii
KAHUA, HiHIr and KAUAPiLiOa. In KohaIa,
Hawaii;
= liHlLH4, WAIlLElLE, SiILEI, PAALAEl. Ki-
LlkALArLA. kEM4U, POHAkUHAKU and
KAfPAAUL4, Situated In HAmakHa, HawaiI;
HINAKAOO and HON0KAHAU, situated On Maui;
KA0HiI. en- Lanai:
Also. the lots of land situated In Honolulu, and known as the
WILDER i CHULAN BLOCKS.
Notice is hereby given that all monies falling due for rents
Of said lands, are payable TO my Agents. WIN. @. IRWIN L.
20
sep30 If SAMUEL PARK Err.
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Alrertisemrnts.
NoTIcE.-CTRANsLATIoE)

n GIVE NOTICE THAT HAVE
II this day ~ scd y certain Power 20 Attorney ssned. by
me on the arss lay q My, Al. 1877. q SIMON X. hAh-
And I he rhy charge ~ p-rors not TO pay any money on
my account L. sm'' X Hast. but TO ray the SAME to ne
pcrsonsily.
And I hstrts luther give notice that Simon X. hAafs
authority 60 CO. tract debts on my account has ceased.
All persons having Ct, inns against me will present them 10
GODFREY BROWN. Treasury oaee.
(signed) u. KEELIK0LANI.
Honolulu. Sept. %. 1852. sepS0 a
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-05-06
IA. Eraneisco Quotations.

tBY MAIL AND TELEGEAPH.l
WHEAT-No. i,:I60 per GENITAL:
OATs-Sl J0a1 - = ct.
WooI-OreGUn. Valley 2S331 els. =
A.. Eastern OREGON, @Q@ 2i.
HIpfs-Eeavy satfed l0}Ic; light. 'l'
a.<Gi0r: salted c3if, ~ dII,..
FAMILY PRoyIsIoNS-Bacon. liWl3
cts: clear Oregon sides. 9t9l@1Ic; hams.
131%G.I55< cts.
BArLEY-Coast feed. 81 f2>Gl45'J' cti.
Brewing q 50Gsl o. 4 ell.
EGGs-Caiiiornia. 2';jg2S' : do2; Ore
gnn, 2ad.23c = d"z.
FLOUn-0reG1n extra. - on; Huptr-
fine, S3 a..
BErrEE AM CHEESE Extra fancy
Batter, - cts. = u: Fresh roll, good
10 choice. 25'a4.tIciS.H in. Cheese, i
5Erps-Flax, .;SG94r y b; Canary
3;G5 c: Al.slfa, l6@i.r; Timothy, So
BAGs-Wool sacks. 44Gl5oc; potato
gunnicS. t3E9l9c; standard grain nom
inal.
Fnrrrs-Dricd apples, GGr9 cts. !. i
for qrs.: 1@9c for sliced; Pears. S1l2c
Piums. 1@l0, piitcd l%9gl5: Peaches, L
a l3c: peeled, i1@2U.
SALMON Columbia river fish III,
quotablc nj 81 10 :! G"l. lib iiES oI
| the spot on the river, II - :! doz. Hac
rainento 81 20Gl %
SrGAR--I:efnery, terms net cash
Cube, barrels, 1lI{c: Crushed, Ike
Extra Powdered, barrels. 12c; Fin.
Crushed. bhl-., Ike; Dry Granulaie,
bbls., llttc: Extra Granuiatcd. D5!e
iil1zc; Golden Z. bals., 9}lc; d, h9is. o
- pe