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PUBLIC SALES.

lB Miii Greek hundred, New Castle county. Della
war,, ronts! Ing ssls acres, more or less, with
saa 9 InS aS~ i 81 BY s % seei, sransry hog and ben
tonse. the land Is rolling, good natural soil. in
hls farm Is situated within / u miles Of Newark,
Nner' good schools and churches are located.
win stone dwelling and barn thereon, erected.
the land Il ro ling, divided In convenient Heidi
~ rdr and s93d STsI'y th1 n ,h1 trse
No. 3. Contains 2l5 acres, more or less, situa-
lei IN NsS Gasile hundred, wlthln ass9s aeeat IL
state oilmproven ent; the buildings are frame
house lu fair order containing rooms; large
aoasr, mis- is Is a good farm. The Undivided one
the farm a i. ' in he tenure 81 Of Mr. Thomas ack,
Nho viii show the same to any one wanting TO
40. l. Is the Robert NJ. Black farm, situated
and win be- sold 10 mo tracks. Nc i, containing
about lBi acres with the buildings there erecten,
1gplect q 70 the dover Of the widow Of sald hopert
by meets aud bounds the soil H. a light Loan ana
/ saseep,able of high state of Improvement, Is
una hedge fence, In part aud laid ON In con-
Fenient helds, Attn two good streams of water
rlnning through this tract. No. 2, y part Of the
orlginal tract, and viii contain about 100 acres,
Without any improvements, except fencing; on
his tract there is abon, % acres Of wood and
timber, the soil Is good natural quality and VIII
No; !, b and viii be sold subject to dover of
Also, the subscriber will sell at same time and
nlace 100 shares of the stock of the National
bank Of Newark, Delaware. Terms at sale.
NELSON WARREN, Executor
or HAIRY WARREN, deceased.
NEWARK, DEL., December r. 1852.
y. B.--l, Amelia Warren, widow of Harry
warren, deceased, will Join with the Executor
,hg 4 making clear and fee simple title, 70 the
above real estate by the purchaser or purchasers
paying 10 me Sper &c I On the amount of pnr-
tha,e money In lieu of my dover.
decls-w&s&wts AMELIA WARREN.
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INCHANCERY, NEW CASTLE co.
-TRUSTEE's SALE Of
REAL ESTATE.

fo9rt House, in The city of Wilmington, on
SATURDAY. the 9th day OF January, "A.
D.. 1859, at O'Clock, =. M,
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CITY ORDIN-1HCES

An ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR
"A DINANCE ENTITLED AN ORDlNANGE
MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOE THE
FISCAL YEAR ENDING g JUNEN, 1883.
IIe II ordained by the City Council of Whining
ton:
SECTION /. That section of an ordinance en-
ltltd an ordinance making appi oprlatiohs lot
me fiscal year ending June 3Oth 1881 be amenued
by deducfing the sum of three thousand dollars
TO the Delaware Fiverf by the ordinance aiorc-
aid and the sum of two thousand dollars
-, 0O0) thereof be added to the appropriation
siven BY the said ordinance 10 the appropriation on
i,r f2r opening and grading streets, ana si'wO
SECTION 2. THAT aft ordinances and parts of or
dinanees inconsistent herewith are hereby res
pcaled
Passed at City Hail. December Is, A. D., 1882.
HENRY g. CONRAD,
President of City Council.
Attest II. c. FRAIh
Clerk of City Council. dec3o-2t
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ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
REoIsrER,s OrFIcr.

Address st. Georges, u
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kATIoSAI BANK WILAISG Tosl& BRASDYwINE 1
WILMISGoN, Decembera, 1882.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this
bank will be held at this banking house on ~ ES-
DAY, January .. lssa, between the hours of and
o'clock, u. M, for the purpose of choosing nine
Directors 10 serye for the ensuing year.
deee-tlanlO o. NOWLASD Cashier.
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FOR RENT.

I,op RENT. - THE CARRIAGE
NV f-roIilY lOs and l0s Orange street, an old
l,ahi,sl.i stand 18th q gond run ofcustoiD.
sh sd up raTsr' psrnsr wanted @ II h 'o2Ss' &c ABOVE
bnslgssssi,ii bnu,sdltgss.,i i"p" SiwAsHfSaToN STREET.
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NOTICE.
ApSoIns NupAIN etai1 In Chancery,
VS. New Castle County.
runtuTapuRuR ~ AUnNIN Cause
Shi'i7 - .t nj OF Partition.
In pursuance OF an order of the Chancellor IN
the above cause made at the September term, A.
H., lsso. All persons having any lien Sr n Hens
dain, Estella Naudain, Mary J. Nsndaiin;
AieNana Naudain, Joseph q. Naudain, Merrmt a,a y
Wuletts Laura i. Wiilets and Merritt n. " lletts
or Laura r. Willetts, deceased, or, sitner i 4i
cause relates are hereby notified to file petition
setting forth the nature and amount OF INT sains M
Castle county, ten days before the third mon
DAY In February, A, D., 1883, and to appear aou -,
nroye said lien or liens at the ensuing term o.
the court, before the rising of the court on 'he
third day of the term. ,,,D>,Exy sru,atae
wILMISGToS, Dec. IS, 1852. dec9O-wSs-6w
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OBJECTION. NOTICE.
FIRST NArIoxN RAxK,

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, I
WiLAnSGToN, DEL, DEC. 8, 1852.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
of the stockholders of this bank will I've held vt
the Banking House on Tuesday, the 9th day Of
January, 1885, between the hours of 2 and p.m.,
for the purpose of electlng nine stockholders to
serve as directors the ensuing wear.
,lecs-tjanI0 GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
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NoTICE.-To WATER RENTERS.

OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. u, 1882.
The bills for the yea r 1853 are now .ready and
payable At the Registrars Office, =. W. corner
sixth and King streets.
ON ali bills remaining unpaid after the slst OF
January, is83 Ave per cent. will be added, II paid
during the month OF February, and ten per cent.
If paid during March. After which time the
ferrules may be Withdrawn and suit instituted
for the recovery Of the amount due. Oficc hours,
=. IN. to y. M.
dec2i -36t J. a, BOND, Registrar.
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NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING

lV OF THE Farmers Mutual fire Insurance
Company Of the State of Delaware, will be- held
a. the Office oI the company, sai Market street,
Wilmington, Delaware, on Monday, the 6th day OF
January. at 10 a. M. at which time an election for
Ave managers Of the company to serve three
YEARS will be held and one years interest all
deposit notes Will be payable.
The cagsnts of the company arsi authorized TO
receive the dnes of members.
VICToi. DUPONT, President.
". A. IAMOTTE,
dec2i-uans Secretary and Treasurer.
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NOTICE.
In Chancery,
N ew Castle County.

~ Tur NATTER or THE In Chancery,
PETITION OF THOMAS II. 60.
BAYARp, TRrS EE OF New Castle touhly.
MABRI BAYARD KANE,
THOMAS i. BAYARD,
TRusTEE OF FLORENCE Cause
BAYARD LOCKWOOD AND
VICTOR DUPONT. vi Partltion
Ia nnranance of AN order of the Chancellor In
the above cause. made Mt the September ieriili
D., 1852, all persons having an. lien OF iems
affecting the interest estate of Thomas \. ia
ard trustee of Mabel Bayard Kane, Thomas Z.
Bavard, rusfee of Florence Bayard LOCKWOOD,
or Victor DUPONT, or, either of them, in the
lands and premises to which said cause relates,
are hereby notified TO lille petition setting forth
the nature and amount of the same in the once
OF the Register of Chancery for Sew sastie
counLy len DAYS before the third MONDAY IN
February, A. d., lss:S and to appear and prove
said lien liens at the ensuing Irrm Of me court
the term. GEOhME UhA 1 4 lIustS.. s'G.
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FoR sALE.

MON sALF-TWo NEW TwO-H0RsR
L ROAD WAGONS and farm implements.
q, w. CUtLE-
Carriage and Wagon builders,
,s,,.st McCleliandsyiiie, Del.
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NOTICE. E.--ELEcTIoN.

UNION NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINCToN, DEC., s. tss2. =.
The annual election for nine Directors will be
held At the Banking House, on Tuesday, the eth
day Of January, 1859, between the hours Of and
decs-tjanio guHS fEoPLEs, tiesnier.
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NOR sALE.--A FARM OF ONE HUN
L DRIED and FORTY ACRES, Situated
IN Chrstiana hundred. one mic @ sonsn 81 sen're-
decls-l2td&4tw LEW 10 uhANhs'
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FOR HIQN.


| Ah1DWPeck.
| LONDON, Dec. 16.-The bark LAaeriQs
Han, which arrived ct Liverpool iron
Astoria Last month, and sailed fron
Liverpool . day oe two ago, struck OF
| Tuscan rock Oh the coast Of Ireland
and tventy-four Of the ersw vsrl
drowned.
Casualty at Sea.
LoNDox, Dec. 16.-The British ahir
Glad IldinRs, from Calcutta for Fai.
mouth, went ashore at Prawl Point yes.
terday: She caught fire and burned
up. Two men we're drowned.
WeRk Of Riesds.
PARIS, Dec. 16.-A dispatch from
Montceu Les Mines says two dynamite
cartridges were exploded there Last
evening, damaging the front of a house
occupied by q man named Martin.
whose business is to register the OUTPUT
OF coal bv the individual miners.
DUBLIN, Dec. l6.-The importation Of
'ne 1r'sA World will be prohibited.
The New Cabinet.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-ChauRes In tho
Cabinet are nov completed, the follow
ing named Ministers having taken oath
before tho Queen in council TO-DAY;
Lord Derby, Secretary Of State for TIE
Colonies; Lord Kimberly, Secretary of
State for India; Lord Harrington. Sec
fetary OF State for War; Right Hon.
hugh Childors, Chancellor of the tx
cheQuer.
Barkiag DsGs Seldom Elite.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-A letter sipned
Rory Hills was received at Howe Last
evening, threatening that within the
next few days ono or mole Government
ofiioes or some other large building viii
be set on fire, in retribution for the exe-
cutlon OF the three men taken in Gal
way yesterday for tho murder of the
Joyce family. Police and all Govern
ment officials have consequently heen
doubled.
Sentenced @ Death.
DUBLIN, Dec. 16.-Thos. Hipoins wa
convicted and sentenced to death todav
for participation in the murder of the
two Huddys.
Reported Arrest.
PARIS, Dec. 16.-It is reported that
Prince krapthari, the we'll known NihiI.
lst, was arrested at ThOnOn, France. but
was subsequently released on parole.
Postponed.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-A Paris special to
Renter says that the Cabinet has decid.
I'd 70 postpone bringing forward the
'redit bill for the expedition to Tonouin
1t present. The report of the abandon
ment OF the expedition is without foun.
1ation.
No Females Need Apply.
KINGSTON, Ontario, Dec. 16.-The stu-
dents Of the Medical College made a
desd set against allowing lady students
1t Clinics, and by the aid Of citizens
,arried their point. The authorities
have agreed to form separate GLASSES for |
he ladies.
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GA1DNIR- IR-CADwRLL-At Port Washing.
ton, Dec. 18th, by Rev. ]. F. Damon,
Louis Gardner to Jennie Caldwell, both
Of Kitsap County.
ANNIs- WooLxRY-In New Tacoma, Dec
9Th, g. F. Annis and Niss Lsna
Woolery.
McFADpzN- CRMs-In Olympia, Dec,
9Th. 1882, Hon. ]. G. McFadden, Pros
ecuting Attorney second Judicial
District, and Miss Lydia Crins.
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Sugar cured Eastern hams and break
fast bacon, sweet and tender.
dl2-tf G. p. STONE d Co.,
('00h Gro0ArA
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b r n.

BORN,
CLANcY--1n Seattle, Dec. 18th, to tho
wife Of Chas. F. CLANCY, daughter.
ANDKRsoN-In Seattle, Dec. 18th, to the
wife of Oliver p. Anderson, a son.
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Tho STUDEBAKER II the standard
wagon Of the world. For sale. by Wald
4 Campbell.
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PACIFIC COAST.
A car,.s Rash Act.


SAN FaAMcnoo, Dec. 16.-Sarah Kerr
aged 10, RoveFnees In the family Of Ma
jor Chapman, living at l29 Sutter street
committed suicide some time last niRht
by taking carbolic acid. and died in great
agony about 1 q. m. The only cause
known IL that Ars. Chapman reproved
her for failing 70 administeT doe Of
medicine to . sick child st the prupel
time.
4 Deahae Murder.
Charles PApier, Q saw dleg working
fer Emanuel 4 Co., at the corner ol
Fourth and Bryant streets, recently
lived At the Papier house. A few days
ago be quAIrelled With his wlfo
She left him and had him arreatod fog
taking away two Of their children. Dur.
ING his examinationh he indirectly
thrsathsnsd his wife. This mornina
Papier vas found dead in the yard neal
the sh0p Of Emanuel 4 Co., With Q bul.
lse hole through his bod. and Q rsyol.
vsr with tWo chambers DISCHARGED nsaz
the body. 6oon aftee his wife, Who waa
temporarily stOpping With Ma Camp
bell, On Cleveland strest, . few blocks
distant, Was found lying On the door lv.
ING, but With . ball through her bad
She survived about an hour and halt
but never spoke. An. Campbsll bod
left Nrs. Papisr alone in the house, and
no one had besn ssen to enter Il. Thl
presumption b that Papia1 Ghot her and
then committed sui0ido, bat these u nc
ovidouoe 20 that effect.
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NRw Yonx, Dec. l6.-S. II. Porter has
resigned the Presidency Of the Omaha
Railway, at board meeting this fore
noon. Marvin Huehitt was elected in
his plaos, and n. L. Sykes Vice Presi-
dent. in the place Of Philetus Sawyer.
Sykes 10 also Treasurer and Assistant
Secretary. w. Il. Vanderbilt, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Augustus Schell, II. Mao
Tombly, Albert Keep and Marvin Hugh
itt, we're ohoeen new Directors, taking
The place Of tho old Directors.
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CncAoo. Dec. l6.-Aftsr the passsu.
ger agents bad adopted resolution Of
agreement about the Pacific Coast emi-
grant buainees, which they did because
Of the action taken BY the rpads east Of
ChicaRo and ST. Louis In demanding
the highest eeoond cla0 proportions in
al second class and third ola0 omi-
grant tickets from the Pacific Coast, on
and after January !, 1855 and because
OF the request made BY Commissioned
Fink that roads in the Western Anoci-
alton should take similar action. The
roads Of the Western Association found
they bad tiokstsd hastily, and that it
would greatly injurs the intsrss1s Of
their roads 10 exact second olao fArsa
on third class and emiQrant business,
and, therefore, . number Of roads 70
fused 70 give thsir consent 70 that 90
tion. and. consequently, the resolution
became null and void.
Eastern, linoo - IN excuse for their
action, claim that there 70 no real emf
grant business coming Ease from the
Pacific Coast, and that al such busi-
men 10 virtually eeooud class and rail-
roads are thorotoro entitled 10 second
clan rates on L. PaoiAo and western
roads DENY this, and claim there 10 con-
siderable emigration coming EAst ffom
the Paei6o Coast, nost of Whieh b GO
ing back 70 Europe. and much Of this
busins0 would Ee divided II the second
elaD rates vere charged By railway
linao, - thero u Considerable oompeti-
tiou for this cla0 Of bosinass VIA the
Paeins Nail 6eeamship Line % New
York; beaidss Il = Espogtsd that AZ
seneem10ts have ben pogfoeood oy
yAaeA e0iEan1D yin b taksn fso0 tAe
fasfAe VA ~ 0sathsgn Rne11e - lev
Osleanas ano eAnee ~ sbeonee - 0v.
apesl. =. - 1As - nsa -
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tdEsIul0, Dec. l6.-lt nov tsans
hat the suicide Of Harvey Nat.
y IN Chicago, recently, vas due "a
Alceoed separation from IN octo-
vtfs be bad. His wife was yoang,
pue and rich. bat the family in
-, and drove the young man from
|Gcg. His wife win make . leRal
LEX the pcaleaaion Of hia hody.
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Un0, f0.s O0c. l6.-<30VoInoy
~ yeceerday heard arguments fol
Amse the rseognitioo Of the ~.
|E ,oued By The 0ovexnos Of
EEt0t Tor the man 0rsenaWalt, al
~ have obtained e20, 900 worth oi
es under falss prseensss frou
afms IN New York. Il b stated
|SS1eaN rspreasntsd himssH - Z
~ nan, doing business in Phila.
|G vsea . lsnee bank account. ob.
~ - diamonds, and pawnsd q
1em, while the remainder fell
hands Of coufedesates. II
49, 0rsenawalt was Q sample
I'm Eighth street, Philadslp6ia.
0d not decide the ease, bat
- 0sasds The issuance Of The var.
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HAaamBu1o, Pa, Dee. l6.-Allen De-
vss, released lunatic, murdered his
father-in.lav and daneerously wounded
bis wife yssteeday. uaing . knife with
desperats and maniacal strength. He
barri,aded himself and was only CAP
tured after being shot in the leg. He
had fvs rsvolvsrs about him when t.
ken.
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No FcmS1es Need Apply.
KINGSTON, Ontario, Dec. 16.-The stu
dents Of the Medical College made q
dead set against allowing lady students
at Clinics, and by the aid Of citizens
carried their point. The authorities
have agreed to form separate Glasses for
the ladies.
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- Dss. l6.-Ths Supesms
3 sasc1znsd sill January, vhsn
HrfS y - sne peoAibitioa emand-
- = Aeasa % q oaee.
Ss;esIs, Dsa. le.-At Q csusua of
I 5S .easoss this mognina & ~
n1Si' ~ op Ne Civil 6eevios bijl
80 - ssash . vote Soday Il
SA Asessosaaese. nm
~ - 0snnis>ee a IL
n aaooa1inn g ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-01-07
Meeting to Discuss Immigration Matters.

An informal meeting Of merchn nts, planters and
others, called to bc held ut the Interio office
last "Wednesday afternoon Mt O'Clock, tn
confer regarding tho Immigration ques tion with
the Board of immigration. Some fifteen gentle
men present, Mr.. Armstrong stated that til o
subject of Immigration is one Of vital Importance
To this Kingdom, and wished to know the views of
planters and others concerned IN regard toit. The
Government wished to sct intellgcntly, aud An the
psople are the Government, the voice of all shoud
he heard. He referred 10 the immigration of Por-
tuguese, and said that II was very fortunate that
MIR. Carter has gone there at this time M late in
telligencs from st. Michaels is to tho effect that
the people were not willing To come here unless
greater Inducements were offered they favored
the advance OF the rate OF wages to $40 per MONTH
and the term of contract IN be for three years in
stead of fve. Several letters official aud private,
bearing this subject read, and by these, it
was made apparent that Immediate action is ne
cessary to secure further immigration from the
Azores. Mr.. Armstrong then asked for the opinion
OF those present concerning immigration from the
Azores other places. IL was stated by the agent
Of the Board of Immigration At ST. Mchaels, that
laborers might be procured from northern Portu-
gal, but 1t WAS thought best to await intelligence
from Mr. Carter before taking steps TO secure any
from there.
authorities in China, and 1t Was not thought ad-
vsable any way to bring more of those people
here.
The subject Of Indian immigration was dis
cussed but no favorable conclusion Was arrived at
In regard 10 it, The principal draw back 10 that
they would have 10 be returned AT the expiration
of their terms OF service, and would not make u
permanent addition 10 the population.
The New Hsbrides Islanders were spoken Of
fayorably, but they are expensive immigrants 10
the Government, and u v difheult " secure many
on account of the demand for labor nearer home.
II WAS suggested that when tho next lot ut lsland-
ers are sont home, the vessel taking them might
visit tho New Hebrides and bring back more.
In regard 10 immigrants from northern Europe,
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The meeting of the Teachers Association of
the Hawaiian Islands which assembled ut the
Lyccum this week to discuss educational
topics aud TO improve as much ia possible the
poihod Of teaching in thla Kingdom, can be
pronounced u succcss. Tho attendance was
good and nll seemed much Interested in tho
work. Tho papers read, addresses made,
topics discussed, and tho consequent inter
change of thought drew out nnny valuable
suggestions in regard to teaching English To
native lnwniians, and other educational mat =
tors, that must bo OF value 10 tho observing
teacher whose heart in in tho work
We can look upon the Association ns being
permanently organized, aud trust that tho in
tcrcst Of its members will not flag before the
needed reforms III the school systom arc nc
complishcd. This first session is II step for
ward and ono that in the future, We hope,
will be looked back to ns II marked event in
tho history of Education in the Hawaiian
Islnnds, 1t was shown what can lie done by
application aud perseverance on the part of
the teacher, aud we hope to be ablc to state
at the next annual meeting what progress has
hc,u mnde
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co M MGRuIAL.

HoNotrLt. LtNUtsr th tr9
Ths rcW orsn, w With fait degree W nuim'uon IN
bu,tuss, eitrle, which W. ,sn pfuhahi, s,,cpt m an
tUd,aton " tho Esb,ut fscuue pot,stnE oil olssses.
fof s,tt,iu Z. observed ali eide. The muuai quaf
tefy exchange " ,eonhs have occupied the 'eniinn
OF he trade aud their patron, ihrous houi the lsard-
rsnce atths hu'ine,. ~ the Islands fof the ps.I
rrst ,ho-,s tssrit eett satisfactory, notwithstandinR
the dtNvbsst. that have been experienced, and In the
rubeston et tho tsPer rshls rihe closcdiiwiu
he thst the -usst rtoiHet has exceeded the c.ti
mate stvH fnf " by 100 tone,
We v.icsms ,hr retain ~ pleasant wesihcr snd hope
the worst " cut stormy .inle season hss passed,
though the Rss kens have failed 10 pn IN their ap
ressntc nevertheless. tn trade storms that prevailed
h.,s been The msan. ~ much hardship and pf,atian
NAVY d,tict. snd hndtnt. on the i,tsnd. e,pc,ia
/, tismasus tA-st, through the Inability ~ coasters
tr a,ii'et .errlie. The strain sad io.s ~ time to
these packet, ton have been VI ne tihins ousnt ,nd
unfortunately, WITH tho ros,Ihle los. cfths warwick
SOD hst cree ~ souls, To the ttIcf ot msuy The IN
is returned 60 pou .u sunday with her oteinsi cargo
having been detained by stress of wcath.t ~ the
krh.s coast
Pour buildns lot. NJ kulsctshus cu kiosn street
base et rusehb-v .od Wednesday asi al su ciion
io Mt = \, Castle tsr esooo The lease ~ Kuvilosa
fot ioysM', 'oid fot tNN per sAnum Ia j kesu thu.
tho Jsn nay ho .sid 10 open up promising
IN th, lne, II the foregoing I. any indication
ut ~h,t viii he done al the euen,Iss l.od
'sls. al suction, On M"nd,y nest, b, order " N,
trustee, VI the Lan.lilc H.ste, Al which str, mum
hrr ctdr,rshi. uset,in various part. of the island.
~in Ne cn-trd.
Quite .csrciy NJ resd II Noticed In tho market
especially Hay. oi Witch strcat sAc a. .ncton VI an
in'elee, ,rmewh,i injured on The voyage realised q
PEI pound, aud among out aeslett 4. dlnoult to MI
order. ~ considerable Of su advance.
In hnildiuE material We regret 10 record .sates,,
again " bricks which materially trstds the pngr... o
the Gsmpesli nlech corner NJ Qnocn and Fort ~.
hme sl-o aid IN BE- held ~ excessive rates owing {,
tho short stock aud the large demand through the e,
tensive budns operation. eoing In oar meitopoii,
Tor som. time past
Through the courtesy Of the Minister Of Finance
present herewith the cstcfely prepared Table of coll
Gen, ". Allen, of tho rxpofi. not only " thi. pot
.. hs' been senctaly done, hut ot the whole island.
both Tor tho last quarter sud the year Just closed viii
the comparative figures for similar period. of the pre-
'ioa' year, which chow. rsty hand-om. total o
sao'aid In value, gain over lsst year a, ,5asssr
win be noticed that the itom- Of increase ste sugar
hoi.ne', Rice, Paddy, bananas. salt TAliov, ruiu
Wool etc, white 'oncc Fungus, Goat skin., Hides
on snd Hone have decreased,