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| York. TO be Minister Resident and Consul
General to Roumania, Scrvia, and Greece ;
John Worthington, OF New York, United
States Consul at Malta; Paul Ravesier, Of
| Alabama, United States Commodore; A.
X. Hughes, to be Rear-Admiral; Captain
William X. Mayo, TO be Commodore.
REVENUE REGULATIONS.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Thc Senate FL
nance Committee at special meeting to-
day had under consideration the bill TO re-
duce internal-revenue taxation, which
passed the House June 9th. n. Rogers,
Deputy Commissioner OF internal deye-
nue., upon invitation OF the committee, APP
peared before them and presented the
views OF the Department upon the pend
ing bill. Mr.. Rogers opposed The proviso
which the House appended to tae bill, and
gave strong reasons why il should be
stricken out. This provlso allows re-
bate or drawback Of the full amount
Of reduction on all original unbroken
packages OF Checks, matches, cigars, che
roots, and cigarettes held by manufacturers
or dealers on the passage OF the act, and
upon which the tax has been paid. The
PROV so also makes 1t the duty OF the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, with the ap-
proval Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, to
adopt rules and regulations and prescribe
and furnish the blanks and forms necessary
to carry the act into effect. Mr.. Rogers stated
that the effect Of this proviso would simply
be to take large amount OF money from
the Treasury as gratuity to dealers, while
It would confer no benefit whatever upon
the consumer that the difference OF two
mills in the tax upon each cigar would not
be appreciable with reference to single
cigar, and would make no difference in their
cost to the consumer), and that the provlso,
il allowed to stand in the bill, would give
rise to hundreds OF thousands OF yexatious
claims, entailing upon the Department q
vast amount OF labor and expense in their
ascertainment and adjustment. 1t would,
moreover, open the doors for innumerable
frauds, which ii would be next to impossi-
bic to guard against by any system Of regu-
lations.
The committee virtually decided to strike
out the entire proviso. They will hold an
other meeting tomorrow, when they ex-
pect to be ready to report the bill TO the
Senate.
COMMODORE sHUFEI.DT ORDERED HOME.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Commodore X,
W. Shuieldt has been detached from duty
In China with the United States Legation,
under instructions from the Department OF
State. and ordered home. 1t is understood
that his recall was due to his open letter to
ex-senator Sargent, containing severe
structures on the highest Chinese authori-
ties, and also serious imputations against
the Empress's character, which letter is
supposed to have been written to affect
legislation on the Chinese bill, which was
then pending.
FAILED TO AGREE.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The conference
committee on the bill to enable national
banking associations to extend their corpo.
rate existence has failed to reach an agree
ment on the 18th and 18th sections OF the
bill as it passed the Senate.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings Yesterday; Other
Washington News and Gossip-important
Nominations Sent TO the Senate-An AL
legged Poisoned Bouquet Sent TO Guiteau BY
Mrs. scovilie-News ffem the Hawaiian
IsIands-Commodore ShufeIdt Detached
from Duty I'm China and Orde red Home-The
Internal Revenue Bill Discussed In the
Senate Finance Committee.
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yachts nj Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, July 2.-The
yachts Rena and Elm, which lett Baiii,
more yesterday afternoon TO race 10 old
Point Comfort, arrived here al O'Clock
the vessels, beat the Rena in race OF lSS
miles by one minute. They were followed
by the baltimore yachts Clytie, Ella Wor-
den, Alexander Wylie, and Flora Elsie,
which had parties on board 70 spcnd Inc
Fourth here.
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Norfolk Notes.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, July 3.-Four small poys
were badly injured In Portsmouth to-day
by the explosion Of a pound-canister OF
rifie-powder. ,,,..s
The three years OF Commodore Hughes
having expired, Commodore w. n. Mayo
assumed command Of the nayy-yard to-day
with the usual ceremonies.
Commodore hayo is y Vrginlan'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 3. 1882.



Steamer Guyandotte, Kelly, New York, mer-
chandlse and passengers, G.. ". Allen & Co, agents.
steamer Gulf Stream, Ingram. Philadelphia,
merchandise, j. W. McCarrck. agent.
steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mall, merchandise, and passengers, L.. b. Tatum.
superintendent.
Bark saga (Norl, sovig, Gloucester, Mass bal
last.
Brig Mecden Dutch, Nantes, Boston, ballast.
schooner oliver Ames, Babbitt, kenncbec, Ice,
j.. &. Smith.
Schooner Mabel Thomas, Mckenzie, light. Ches
aIcake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner A. +. COhn, FrambeIs. Philadelphia
coal.
schooner ". NJ. Wilson, Bragg, Philadelphia,
coal. s. l.. Laihrop.
Schooner Maria Pearson, Asey, City Point, light,
Chesapeake aud Ohie Railway Company.
schooner \. H. skinner, Thrasher, hennebec,
ice. j. &. smith.
Schooner Laura G. Wolf. Ewing. Petersburg
light, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merchan.
disc and passenger, &. w. Alien Co.
steamer Ashland, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passenger. ). W. McCauck. agent
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schooner VI. 4. AchOrn, Achorn, Boston. coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company. vessel,
Currie & Co.
Schooner William Penn, -. Albany, coal
Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
CLEARED.
Bark Flora (Nor.l, Petersen, Liverpool, lumber,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July 3. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.--Red, 2SS bushels.
(oRy.-White, 2,480 bushels; re-cxhibited,
1000 bushels. Mixed, 1000 bushels; re-exhibit-
I'll. 500 bushels.
OArs.-700 bushels.
MEAL.-S00 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-60 bushels.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
. CoRN.-wbite, 20 bushels prime Virginia at 81.
Nj xed, so bushels prime western at SSc.
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NRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN

0FUn Ito Il u y To y OF GUEsT5
JUNE i, 1882. This woll-renowned place has
jus undergone extensive and thorough re pairs both
rs 10 the hotels proper aud the grounds. Special
attention has been given % the sanitary depart
ment For further Information send for descrip-
tive catalogues. j. y. WOODWARD,
my27-2m General Manager
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Ex-Goyernor's Kempcr's new dwelling
near Barnetts Ford, Madison county,
which was commenced last year, WIN NC
ready for occupancy by the 1st OF septen'-
Der next.
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Foreign War.

sIMLA, July 3.-The Bombay Govern
ment has received Instructions TO be pre-.
pared for the shipping OF the contemplated
military expedition to Egypt.
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Fiour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, S4@s4.50: extra,
e6.30M$6.50: superfne, S5.50Mx6: common SUI
perfne, s4.5O@s6; common family, s6.60@$7
choice family, e.50@S9.5O.
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COBB'S ISLAND, VA,
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest Of surf-bsthing.
ocean-. channel, and shark. fishing and ntpe-
shooting.
TERMS. 50 per day, s12 per week, $40 pr
month.
Route from Old Point by steamer Northampton
to Cherrystonc every Monday. Wednesday. aud
Friday. The Baltimore aud Washington steamers
make close connection with the Northampton.
Address j. r. SPADl,
ie l-2m Proprietor.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July 3.-Beef-cattle-- Market fair
for good cattle prices unchan2ed; Others slow and
k6yllc. of: very best, S@s4c.; first quality, So
sales were from 10 &C.. receipts, 1,43G head
sales, l,l5S bead. Swine-Fair supply, and mod
crate to good demand; receipts, All head; quo
lambs were $3.50 head; quotatlons-sheep, go
= 2-6c.: lambs. 4M7sc,
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open all
The Year Equal 90 any hotel in the United states.
surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing, boating. Dish
Ing.and driving specially attractive Prc-emncnuy
resort for southern people. Terms less for equal
accommodations than any resort In the country.
wtai derfn In Its sopOric effect. send for circular
describing hygienic advantages. etc.
HARRISON PIiTBUs,
my l4-3m Proprietor.
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BY telegraph.
ST. LOUIS.

81. LOlls.
sT. Louis. July 3.--Flour dun and unchanged
Wheat-fiardly enough done TO make u market;
No. 2 red fall, sl.i64 cash, l.0ss July. 81 :0St
August Corn higher; 73sG76c. cash, 74c. July,
746c. August Oats-Go0d demand for future de-
livery; 5bk@52&c. cash, 46%c. July. Whiskey
steady at LIS. Provisions QUIET aud unchanged !;
very an, all ioh trade donp
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Additional Items by Telegraph.
Isnec,ol telegram TO the Dispaich.I

PETERSBURG, VA, July 3.-The counsel
for Virglnius johnson will apply on the
18th instant to the Supreme Court for 4
udpdqmuS in the Trcasurer's case. Mean
while the Office will lie surrendered to
Couch.
Oliver Hatchett, sentenced at the April
term Of the Circuit Court Of Brunswick
county. will he hanged July DIST for the
murder OF Moses Young (cOlored). The
murder was committed 10y mixing strych-
nine in whiskey. The condemned man
has proiessed religion. and has asked to he
baptized. His father, Littleton Hatchctt,
convicted and sentenced 10 be hanged last
year. was saved by the Supreme Court.
W. y. stevens, the colOred present State
senator from Greensville county, was en-
dorsed as the Roadiuster candidate for Con-
grcss from the Fourth district to-day at
GreenSvillc County Court.
Coupons aggrcgating quite an amount
fell due on the 1St OF July, owing to the
Auditors complication. They would have
been protested, but were paid to avoid pro
test 10y a citizen.
Tie City Council proceedings tonight
are very quiet, Democratic members re-
manning away. ROBIN ADAIR.
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- OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCKBRlDGE COUNTY, VA,
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE LIST.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.

CHARGES:
Itr Hay .''..... ....,.' %
Per month tOf thirty daysl................. 80 90
Two months or more CnCh...,...,.,....,.... 90 90
Take branch railroad at Goshen, Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, for springs. only thirty-hye mtn-
utes ride through beautiful and picturesque vat
ley to the gredt fountain If hediih. The entire
premises have undergone thorough and complete
repairs, placing the property second To mo-
Watering place In this country. \ home for the
Invalid. Amusemcnts Of every description for
those seeking recreation and pleasure. Fine hunt
ing aud fishing. A cordial Virginia welcome VIII
he extended To- all, and everything possible done Ia
make our guests comfortable, satisfied and happy.
EUGENE e.. PElTON,
my Ism General Manager.
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

ALL TIE STYLES IN LOW Cd1
GOODS-such IS ~
PUMPS, SLIPPERS, OXFORDs, to baton and
tie;
NETWORKS. LOW-CTT NEWPORT new;
GENTLEMEN'S MOROCCO, KID, CALF, and
ENAMEL-LEATHER Low GOODS;
MISSES. BOYS, CIilLDREN'S, and INFANTS
Low SHOES;
4 fine line SPRINGFIELD SHOES In NEW
PORTS, BUTTON OXFORDs, and STRAP
SLIPPERS;
OLD LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S LOW
FLAT-HEEL, BROAD-BOTTOM, and FLEX-
IRLE-SOLE SHOES;
TRUNKS. sATCHELs, yALIsEs, RAILROAD
BAGS, &c. j. y. GRIGG'
TEA Tenth and Main streets.
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CITY TAXES.

n T G E.
This Office will he OPEN DAILY from the 10TH
ro TitR ,sOTH JUNE. between the hours Of .
O'clock A. n and o o'clock l.. NJ inclusive, Tor the
purpose Of receiving from any person charged
with
CITY TAXES
the WHOLE or ONE HALF Of the amount Of Tax
charged. aud 5 per cen,um will De- added to the
amount ~ tax enlarged In eyery case Hheie 'is
Marty assessed shall fail 20 pay the Whole OF one
''Aii "i''"" '"' A. X. W0ODS0N,
je 2-30t oollecto i-
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PETERSBURG.


JUICE MANN REFUSES TO SIGN TIE BILL OF
EXCEPTION TAKEN BY COUNSEL FOR JOHN
sox--rTExs FROM THE REPORTS OF THE
CITY TREAsURER AND cHIEY OF THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 3. 1882.
The Hastings Court Judge +. M. Mann
prcslding--met this morning ut 10 o'clock
TO hear the bin Of exceptions prepared by
counsel for Mr.. V. A. johnson. Judge
Mann's decision, rendered Saturday night,
gave legal power TO Emmett Couch to
qualify as City Treasurer, 10 which cfliee
he was elected In May. Mr.. Hamilton, Of
counsel for Johnson, presented, without
argument, a bill OF exceptions.
The Court entered an order refusing 10
receive aud sign the bin OF exceptions upon
the ground that Sir. Johnson's remedy Is
not BY writ OF error, but by mandan,us or
quo ,cdrrGnto.
The annual report Of the Chief Of the
Fire Department presented to the Council
on saturday shows that during the year
ending June 30th there were 90 actual fires,
most OF which. however, were OF a very
small kind. causing little loss. The losses
were in most instances covered by in
surance. The report recommends that an
apDropriation necessary 10 cover the pur-
chase Of 1900 or 1000 additional feet OF
hose be made.
The annual report OF the Treasurer, Mr..
yirginius johnson, makes the following
exhibit Of expenses and receipts for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1882:
Reccipts..... %
Expenses. zOZ,997 IL
The report asserts that the Sinking-Fund
Commissioners have bought, since the last
annual report, $1,000 OF city bonds, making
a total Of S3S,000 Of city bonds held by this
fund nj this time, beside small cash bal
ance on hand.
The meeting Of the Council this evening
Is anxiouSly anticipated, and the neighbOr-
hood OF the courthouse has been crowded
all day with persons who have con-
greeated there TO secure seats tonight,
when the Council will meet. Not
outstanding the fact that the Court
decided that Couch Readiustcr) could
qualify. and that he has qualified, rs trea-
surer. the present incumbent, Mr.. John
son. has not Mt this writing surrendered
the Office and appurtenanceS. Great in
ierest is manifested in his probable action,
since the Court has refused to sign the bill
OF exceptions taken by his counsel to The
decision Of Judge Mann.
81 al.
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VlIE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION or


Hot and cold baths, plunge aud shower. Hacks
and baggage-wagons leave coyington upon the =
rival Of every train. Parties leaving Richmond in
| the morning arrive ri the springs IL tea. large
supply OF the water for sale at PURCELL. LADb
| & lD.N. my 2i-ofn
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MnLBoR" SPRINGS NOW OPEN
SULPHUR, ALUM, AND CnALYBEATE
WATERS.

For circulars, terms, and general informal ioa /.
address CARROLL GkRNETT. Proprietor,
NY hack meets all passengers especially when
notified. tr 2k.ln
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sTEAM.ENGINEs. BOILERS. &c.

OFFICE OF THE TANNER & DELANEY ENGINEl
COMPANY,
ITO SOUTH SEyESTH STREET. (
RICHMOND, June %, 1882. J
HAVING REBUILT OUR SHOPS,
1 L which were destroyed by Are the lth 81 No
yeMbcr last. and equipped them with the most APP
proved tools, we ne prepared with increased facll-
lilies e. furnish EAM-ENGINEs, BOILERS,
SAW-niIIS, &C., OF The high grade heretofore
bUllt by ms.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES Of all sizes on
hand. mounted on wheels OF on skids.
Proposing 81 move into orr large new shops on
H. north side Of the city ID January next, We OncT
for sale the REAL ESTATE upon which our Sfe-
sent works are located. on Canal, sixth, and Sew
euih streets, possession to be given at the above
date. This place offers great advantages for u
foundry and nachine-siop or tobacco-factory,or
for any heavy business
WILLIAM y. TANNER,
n o2-eolIm President.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. DC.

NESTLE'S SWISS CONDEN ED
~ MILK,
manufactured only at Neyey switzerland, we
guarantee to be the RICHEST and PUREsT in the
market, and free from adu,eratlon Of any kind.
II you wish the BEST be sure TO ask for the
NEST brand, and take no other
For sale byall grocers and druggists.
THOMAS LEEMING & CO., sole Agents.
ap 20-6m Is College Place New YORK city.
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THE SHORE COTTAGES,
NEWPORT. X. I.
NEW, ELEGANT; Bathing, sailing, rtshing.
je 25-1m Mrs. VI. :. FLAGG. Lessce.
NOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL, 1895 FEET
AVl ABOVE rIpE-wATTR, situated In Virsintn.
en- the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, l2l miles
from Richmond, Va, ~ NOW OPEN FOR VtSl--
TORS. For terms etc. address
HENRY l.. hAssIE. Proprietor,
10 13-lm Alton Depot, Va.
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VARIETY SPRINGS. OPEN ldn

" AhiET1 SPKINUS, OPEN 10Th
JUNE. On the Chesapeake gnd ohio rail-
road hfteen miles west Of Staunton, cars stopping
az the door. Excellent water. grand scenery, and
good fare. Usual ADJUSTMENTS. Board: t26 per
mouth Of thirty days, 81 per week and e16O peg
day. Children under twelve years and servants
hilf-price. Bathing In healing water gratis.
MRS. NARY j. BURRCSs, Prorrieto~.
q. ". LACKEY, Manager. r. 7-Im
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WASHINGTON, July 3.-The President
to-day sent TO the Senate the following
nominations John Davis, Of the District
OF Columbia, to be First Assistant secre-
tary Of State vice j. s. Bancroft Davis, re-
signed; Colonel Charles ii. Crane, Assist
ant Surgcon-Gencral, to be Surgeon-Gen-
ersl, with the rank Of Brigadier-General;
james Atkins, OF Georgia, TO be United
States District Judge for the Northern dis
riet % Georgia; Eugene Schuyler, Of New
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ROANOKE COUNTY.

ACQVITTAL OF MUSE; SEPARATION OF WIT
XEssEs; THE HOMICIDE PROBABLY ACCT
DENTAL.
.i...- oo Of iho Richinnnd Disnaichl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-15

PENTEII O. BUILD E;T X,
Shop ou kin- Sucet opposite Roses.
E-tfHrar- .igen ou al kinds oI buildings When re-
qulaI. Offices and Stores fitted up DO The latesi Ea-t
crn STYLES Bepliru- Of every deception done n
lhc hdsf pass.b. mauuer, and 40 reasonable rates.
SD lv
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Insurance Notice.
Insuranca Mnfica.

HUE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED
between this and the Coast Ports. covering loss or
damage, II am0Eauu- 20 g per cent 90 mono, on the
sound value " the whole shipment a- port Of delivery,
upon favorable terms
BISHOP IS Go.
Agents Of The Fircmcu'- Fuud Insurance Company.
inuolulu, Jan ID. BIN
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LILY = RoRINsnlN !.

Dealers in Lumber and all kinds Of Building
Materials Paints. Oils, Nails, &c, &C.. &c,
AsENrs on sCHOuyEEs
uAlEAKALA.
hULAMANU.
KEkAULL OIL
NARY ELLEN,
PAUAHL
UILAMA.
LEAH.
So uuaoiulu. hawaiian Islands. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-15

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Especial attention paid % the negotiation IS Leans
CauVcgauti n+. gua OBJ matters appertuinnr 90 Real
Notary Public and Commissioner of Deeds
For ihcStaics of California and New York
.s-omce. So . Merchant ST., Honpulu H. T.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-15
Best Harness
employ no prison labor. .

That ha. ever been made m tir. Ruedam. A. tf
mer harucss.uaker 7sit-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-15

And -ay / employ none bat tie VERY BEST uar
eau be- bad ln ihe Rcdim. wish u tii your attention
i1 tuu cots lust turned ont f1r e MCkuicr Eslf.
American Consul here. AnF one Wishing tu SEQ THE
4ne turn out may do 20 OBJ going thr Pdra ary
Auc afternoon after O'Clock. and. at aIsr1rra 1f
more ildu hdli mile can -ce fie splendid pair of
creams thc lu-ife Of Che ylmish. thc brrh'nes. Ut
iIr nch GOLD plate aud the Inning NJ che r19etfrI FOO
ihe d9z1ing -a}7 Of iie Gun, iu TACT Z would remind
gig g. Wl- good mlu translated tD tlr skies iu o.
Golden eharoti ih iac he whole Trap 'onHH l- loHeh
had been produced hy dad magic u0ier. 10 tiadi
lamp % o. 900 handsome 90 h~ made hi mortal nlu.
nm ll-u huilding sonic terv fne
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-15
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Is, 1882.
,ansnrnrrr sRofirrs.
I. A. sGHAEFER

Philadelphia Beard Of Underwriters.
A GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands.
"A 50 Us c. BREWER Is co
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Reg late first the stomach. second tho
Iiver-especially the frst--s so as to per-
form their functions perfectly and you
will remove at least nineteen Lwentieths
all The ills tiat mankind is heir TO. in
this or any other climate. Hop Bitters
IS the only thing that will give perfectly
healthy natural action 70 these two or
gans.-uaine Farmer.
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South Branci. Iutelligencer.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-06-02
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