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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR,
BUREAU OF IMM1aRArros.
Honolulu, August 25th, 1882
TIN Board l. Of Immigration will receive Anr,,o.
tons from parties DESTROYS Of engaging Portuguese
Labors' on the same terms as per agreements made
November 18th, and December 18th, 1881 the same
to be filled after the completion of the Noyembar
Applications, with this xception,-tha the mas.
sage charge for adults shall not exceed 500.
JOHN E.. BUSH,
au26 3t. President BOARD ~ Iu.
At mas pleased His Majesty the King to appoint
his Exeellency JOHN E. BUSH q member ~ A..
Board OF Health vice Hon. J. s. Walker, resiensa
IOlani Palace Honolulu, August ~, 1882.
aug26 st
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AN ACT

To AUTHORIZE A NATIONAL LOAN AND TO DEFINE TO WHAT
USES SUCH LOAN SHALL BE DEVOTED.
Be it Enacted by the King and the Legislative assembly Of
the Hawaiian Islands in the Legislature of the Kingdom
assembled:
SECTION L. The Minister of Finance, under the direction of the
King in Cabinet Council, is hereby authorized to borrow on the credit
of the Hawaiian Government, from time to time, during the period
of three years after the passage Of this Act such sums not exceeding
Act hereinafter set forth, for which sums the Minister If Finance
may cause coupon bonds to be issued from time to time, for such
amounts each as he may de m advisable, such bonds to be issued at
not less than par, and to bear interest not exceeding six per cent. per
annum, payable semi-annualy, and said bonds to be exempt from
any Government tax whatsoever, and to be redeemable in not less
than five nor more than twenty-five years, the principal and interest
being payable in United States gold coin or its equivalent.
SECTIoN {. Tn. loan so authorized shall be used and expended for
the following PURPOSES. that is f V
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Wooden Building at Auction.

On August 30th, instant, at the
front entrance of Aliiolani Hale, will be SOLD at
Public Auction, the FRAME BUILDING erected
at kamoiliih by the Board Of Health in April,
1881 Tor hospital purposes, but which has never
been in use.
Terms, cash. Upset price, 5000.
JNO f. BUSH. Minister Of Interior.
interior Oihce, August %, 1882, aug26-1t
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FROM and after this date, Newspapers and Pa
istered Letters, must be posted One hour prerious
to the advertised time Of Closing Mails, to inmre
forwarding.
JOHN M. KAPENA,s
General Post-ohice' Postmaster-Gen enc raj.
Honolulu, August goth, 1882. au26 Al.
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Au2e 81.

THE attention Of employers of contracted labor
ers in the Kingdom is respectfully called 10 the
following
IAN c
Ito PROVIDE FOR THE SANITARY CONDITION OF
DWELLING HOUSES.
WHEREAS, on account Of the over-crowding Of
persons in certain localities, il is e~xpedient to
provide for the sanitary condition OF dwelling
houses and their surroundings, therefore,,
" BE 1T ENACTED by the King and the Legislative
Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands in the Legis-
lature of the Kingdom ssembled
SECTION /. Every house or tenement used or
occupied as a dwelling for dodgers or contract la
borers shall be kept by its owner in good repair,
with the roof water-tight, and shall have the ca
pacity of not less than three hundred cubic feet of
space for each adult, or nine hundred cubic feet for
one man and woman and two children.
"SEcTIoN 2. The yard and grounds about all
dwellings shall be well drained and kept free from
rubbish Of every description with a closet or privy,
also to be kept in repair by the lodging-housek keeper
or employer of laborers, for every six adults.
SECTION 8. Every owner or keeper and every
other person having the care or management Of \
lodging-houseo or Of a dwelling for contract labor
ers, shall at all times when required by the Board
of Health or its agents give free access to such
house or any part thereof.
"sEcTIoN 4. Every lodging-house keeper or en-
ployer of laborers who shall fail to comply with
the provisions of this Act shall pay a fine not ex-
ceeding fifty dollars.
SECTION 8. Every person who shall keep his
dwelling in so filthy a state as to be a nuisance or
injurious to health, or who shall refuse or neglect
to remove any nuisance or substance he may have
caused or placed in the vicinity of the dwelling he
occupies or any other dwelling, or shall commit any
nuisance in any stream or thoroughfare, shall ON
conviction pay a fine not exceeding three dollars, or
be imprisoned at hard labor for any term not ex-
ceeding thirty days.
SECTION 6. This Act shall take effect ninety
days after it's passage.
Approved on the 9th day Of August, A. ID. 1880.
KALAKAUA REX"
JOHN f. BUSH
President Board Immigra ton. l..
Department Of Interior,
Bureau Of Immigration,
Honolulu, August 18th. 1850. nu1o
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BY AUTHORITY.
Royal Commission.
INVESTIGATION or POLICE Fonor.

KALAKAUA. by the Grace Of GOD 81 The Ha-
,rrilt. Islands. King.
To His ExcelIency Walter Murray Gibson, Our
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. His Excellency Ed
ward Preston, Our Acknowledgement, His Excel
leney John O. Dominis, Governor Of the Island Of
Oahu, also Governor Of the Island Of Maui and its
dependenoies. The Honorable William G. Psrke
and Andrew Burrell Haley, Esquire, sendeth greet
ings,
Whereas. il hath been made 10 appear 10 us that
il is advisable enquiries should be made into the
present organization of the Police Force OF Our
kingdom, and whether it is not possible that's
more efficient organization OF such Police Force
can be had and what if any improvement can be
made in the organization, discipline and control OF
such Police Force. And
We being minded and DESTROYS Of ascertaininB
whether more efficient organization Of such Police
Force can be had and whether any improvement
can be made in the organization, discipline ana
control Of such Police Force so as 10 make such
Police Force more suitable TO the present wants
and necessities Of Our Kingdom. Do hereby Of
our own Grace and motion, nominate and appoint
YOU the said Walter Murray Gibson, Edward Pres
ton, John O. Dominis, William C. Parke and An
drew Burrell Haley and each Of you to be our com
missioners and commissioner for Us and In Our
name to make all and singular the enquiries and
matters aforesaid.
And we do further command and direct you and
each Of you, that before entering upon the duties
hereby conferred upon you, You do choose from
among yourselves a President whose duty II shail
be to preside at all your meetings. and that you
cause to be kept, minutes Of all your meetings and
proceedings.
And furthermore yon and each Of yon are hereby
commanded and directed to report the result Of
your enquiries, doings and proceedings together
with what you OF a majority of you may recon-
mend touching and concerning the premises TO orr
self in council on or before the first day of January.
which will be in the year of Our Lord One Thou
sand Eight Hundred and Eighty-three.
Witness ourself at Honolulu, this 22nd day Of
August, A. ID. 1882, and in the ninth year of Our
Reign.
KALAKAUA REX.
BY the King,
The Minister of Interior.
JOHN T.. BUSH. au26 81.
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Approved this 7th day of August A. d 1882.
KALAKAUA REX.
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SECTION 8. All sums borrowed or authorized to be applied under
this Act shall be paid to the Minister of Finance, and shall by him
be placed to a separate credit to be called "The Loan Fund.- and no
part of the money shall, on any pretense, be paid, used o r applied,
directly Or indirectly, either temporarily or otherwise, to or for any
public use o. purpose other than the purposes respectively to which
the same is hereby directed to be applied.
time to time, to pay out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, the expense of preparing the bonds o De issued under
the authority of this Act, and the interest from time to time accruing
o. said bonds.
SECTION s.. The several items in the Appropriation Bill of this
session of the Legislative Assembly, amounting in the whole to One
Million and Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars, and appropriated for the
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Postal Notice.

Honolulu, August 18th, 1852.
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RAILROADS.
1881 GREAT 1881

1881 GREAT 1881
TO rnz Eksoo kER, WssF : sSgTE
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS. SPLENDID SCENkRT,
MAGNIFICENT 2QUIPMEEI.
In effect December lsth 1881.
Trsils leave Washington. from station, corner
of Sixth and B streets, as follows:
For Pi,isturg and The West, (hicsgo Limited
H1pre.s of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars
q! 10 90 o m. daily; Fast Line. 1000 .. m.
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati and Chicago. Western Express
7s0 .. m daily, with Palace Cars to Pi!tsburg
Baltimore snd Potc mac Railroad.
Foe Csnsndaigua, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara.
at 90 N. daily, except Sunday; 7S0 p. m.
deiIy. except Saturday, with Palace Oars TO
Csnsrdsigus.
For Willismsport. Lock Haven and Elmi,a,
10 GO q. N daily. except Sunday.
For Nea York and the Mast, co 8. NJ, 10 co q.
NJ. 200. 10 co and 10 Is p m. On Sunday
2tO ~ co and 10 Is p. NJ, Limited express Of
Pail sn Par!or Cars. Q 80 q. N. daily, except
Sunday.
For Rsoohlyn, N. Y, all throus h tr.irs connect
stJersey City with boats Ct Brooklyn Amer,
sf'rdhg direct transfer 10 Fulton street,
svG1irg dou5s ferriage across New York
City
For phila5eiphia, s 20 a. m, 20 co .. NJ, 2 co,
~ ~ w, anu ~ 10 p. nj. Cn SundEy, ZlU,
s 40, 10 60 and 1915 D. m Limited EIpress.
| . 20 o. N. daily except Sunday
| For Baltimore, 6 30, s o., 60 10 90 a. m aid
| 200. 40. 30, s 40, 80. 10 CO. and 10 Is .. m.
| ~ Sunday, go l0C0s. m.. 2OC, s 30. I 30,
| 0C0 and 10 10 D m.
For Popa's Creek Line. 6 50 3. m. and 4 40 m.
doily, except sunday.
| For Annapolis = ~ a. N. and 40 p. m daily,
! except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
| kAlLW AND ALEXaNDRIA AND
| WASHINGTON RAILROAD
For s.lexsndriA $50, 100, 800, ii 10 and
II 30a ~, 4 70, 3, 6 20, 20 and II 80 o. m.
On Sundsy e: 80, 70, IL 10 and IL 80 o. m.
and 20 .. N.
| For Richmond and The South, 6 80 and II 10 A.
u: daily, end GO p m. daily, except Sunday;
Trains lave Alexandria for Wesniae.on, o.U
s.0s, S53, md 10 .. IA; 10, 8. s, 7, and
9l6 ?. n. and y night, On sunday q: 8 O5
S53. and 1us. Il; I 0U sad C5 .. N.
Tickets .nc Information 1T the cl6ce, northeast
coruer of 18th and Pennsylvsnis avenue, and It
tie station where orders can be left for The
| hfckirg Of baggage to destination from hotels
| and residences. }. K WOOD.
General Passen ger agent.
| FRAFK TR0MSGN,
General Manager. decl9
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Steamers Of this lire will ruiz IS follows,
E0Es fsGEsF4g.M.

Steamers Of this lire will ruiz IS follows,
Foe RGRFGs..,
Contracting with harchaatg' ard Minors Line
fer Boston, steamer
EABF OF a.M2 G.gEg
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ard
FRIDAY, - 6 % o. clock p.m.; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days at AGD j. n.
This s.sunch i1ol stesa1or hag just baen paint.
cd throughout, stGiaruCrls newly furnished and
csspeted, end is the Abandonment IS wall as tie
safest boat ca the F0Gcu &C river and Ghasepcske
bay, ant is tho only s.csasr making close con.
neoLon with Tho New Io7k aud Boston stesr,.
ers also CONNECTS With Richmond ssosmsrs erd
railroad l;ncc :.outh. STOPS TT PINAY POINT
and PUl&T LOOKOUT gong and returning,
For ths fail znd wipter, &C u murcns Oct. lst,
rat OF fsre vii! De Gs follows:
First class faro to For.rGte Monroe and Nor
folk 81 90; sec0ad cssa 81 50; f1as class fare to
finey Point and Point Lookout 81 50; Etcord
class Toe.
FdE5. EhSs YsIEsgs
sT@zFJE REss z. g. EysssG MT slE LSs;s
GFEsSnIV
EVERY FRIDAY. at Y 10; and returning
leave Aey Xork, !sano pier q, East river, EV.
E&Y SATUEH: ! . s. 4 O'Clock T. n.
TEa steamers 0: :hiS company mako coa2ec.
lions st Norfolk lot Ecs:oE and ell points East;
st Row fork With Eli points West and North.
ss:t snd e. Ale1sGdr;a wi.h Virginia Midland
Railroad aat 'sGhngton and Clio Railroad.
through rates given sid t.cigh. handled care
fal!y and promptly. For further information
apply TO +. 4. NEED, Agent,
jsHnoy's wharf,
We. 20NESlN. President,
iiAo : sa:eoi,
aap 2i-tt Washington, =. O.
..ss:..z... CAIDz' i STEAM LINE WERK
:asE&::aai IL To
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROyY.
D&SGa AID BOSTON.
Gi2sne.g ieHTa aleEaadris EVEBY TUES,
OAS s1d leaya Philadelphia nv EHY SAT.
URDAY.
Ghie limo ceEEecss 6s kloxaad.is With &c c.
Z. s IL. and Y & o. =. &c., @nd s.. Philsrio!.
Ehia with Oiyde's regular Steamships sos Fan
GiVer, EroTidenco and Boston,
Freight Forwarded with pron 2.no7s and cs.s
free Of COMMISSIONS.
10 charge for transfer In philadelphia, aid
to Wharfage n Boston. Quick time. Freauant
departurop Through r2!as and throush bil!s
Of lsdlng given. Insurance at tho loves: rates
Agents
+. Z. REED, Aiexsnd,ia.
" II. ? LYDE g. CO.. PhiisGG,nals
JOANEOF & CO.. Wash. e. Gcorgt'n
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4 G$}s.,4sxxlrdl.la Q5azette
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY

WHY IT PAYS To ADvARTlsE.-A r,ptr:er
dropped into ooe of or largest retail estsb ist-
meuts Wednesday AID lad corve;sation With
the Proprietor.
You have gteat rush." remarked the re-
por''r
Yes" rcplied tie proprietor. "a big rush
-lardy because II 10 OitH. sassor, tn: mui.-
ly % SIC not OF advertising.
>'HoW clu you I'll, ~hstner advertising peys,
AID WA. PIP - axe good nediums?'
L Gu ten that aLvart.irg pay, by stopping
ny Sdv :r!isemcDls. | Lave trled 1t. yr.d,
drops, rot nt once bat the I'd OF purchasers
h1Ss some oth:r Wsy. The c.sh RECEIPTS iell
tic s:try.'
l. there cry diffarcrc, 10 the sharpness Of
the our ers-l Ii seu d., lIey hagge UGH over
prices ?'
'Oa. no; Wn sell ct oUe price, ard ell the
best stores 10 Boston do The sane. They will
sometimes say Thy can tu7 sucl and such ap
artce c1espe! elsewhere. When they met :
Zion ;he rIsco W. send anc see ii il is true, and
ii so We mark our stock doIo."
'Suppose ?Cu Should eiv. uo advertising ?"
wv I'll, | should hsv5 tiI pile OF money The
FIST year, but SHOULD lose bigger pile the
next two Years YJu must keep he boiler
heated 1t y u Wsn, Steam, Ii you bitk you
hr s 100 lurg. IL Iakes llme ~ stsrt up. hG-
veit'sog Is me steam which keeps business
moving; hGvo u1ied the matter." -4he
Boston Journal
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1sil, Southwark. connects 1t Charlottesville,
| with Ches. q Ohio 4. g., East and West. At
| Lynchourg connects With Norfolk & Wet
ern K: H., through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville New Orleans Meraphis Little Rock
and ToIss-and at Depville with Richmond s.
DsnVille &, r., to South snd Southwest.
Express .r.irs connect with r. & d. B. r. at
Dsnville for all points in South South Rast,
Southwest snd Fact
Express trains north eard make close connec.
II N at Charlottesville fur Rich mond.
Fast Mail connects at Danyiile TO all POINTS on
&. & d. 4. E., and Atlanta. Montgomery, No
bite, New Orleans. Houston, Gslveston and all
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
exandria daily, except Sunday, 8 IS q. m. and
! 90 ,. NJ, and returning arrive at Alexandra
o. p. m. and 1920 Q. m.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
IL c. N. and Alexandria as .. m. daily,
sxcep! Sunday, errivo q. Strasburg st II % D. m,
connecting with tie Valley Road East and
West, and at River f07 Lursy. Leave Strssburg
l 50 q. NJ. arriving 81 Alexandria al IS D. m.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSlOE lesves Alexandra daily, except Sun.
p. M, and returning leaves Strseburg At S Is
g. M. arriving in Alexandria at 8 C5 o. m.
For hiddleburg. dsily Except Sundsy) con
nection at Plnln, station.
For Washington, Rsppeh ,nnoct daily coz
neGtion. except Sunday, at Culpeper.
6or WARkENTON, leave Washington 81
III aud IL 70 8. n. daily.
all trains make good connections, at Wssh.
lngton, to and frcm North and West.
- Atlanta sleeper leaves Washington at
IL :. M, running through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and eha.loston, y. O., without change, on II q
2. m. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro aud
AuSusts Ga on 10 q %. connection.
Mark sAdjuatable Chair Cars are run on Might
aims between Washington aud Danville.
Through tickets at lowest rates TO all import.
ut points in the Uni!ed States.
~ all Trains in both directions make CLOSE con.
nection st Fran Kiln junction TO and from all
points on Franklin Division.
Pull man S!eepers will run between Washing.
ton and Atlanta on Fast Mail.
MEkCEKSLAU9HTE G. IA.
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POro.N.sC EszE:&s Ex.NRzNGs

The steamer AEHOWSMlTH leaves 9TH 81
wh,rt Washington at q. NJ ard Alexandris
= gu q. m EVERY MONDAY, THURS
DAY hrd SATURDAY for ali river Landings.
On Mondays ss far as Eomini Ferry on Thurs.
day fomiai snd Cu.riomsn; on Saturday Cur
Iiomsn snd Leonsrl!own; connects ct Shep.
haris with r. 81 o. z. g.
@ " RIDLEY. Gen Manager,
Capt. JEo K. WooD, F.. & Pses. : pt fuol5
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e AsAINGToA b OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

4,
Beginning October Is, 1881.
The MALL TRAIN will leave Washington
at 3 ~ e. m. and Alexandria Ut 925 .. N.
daily, except Sunday; pass Leesburg, going
westward, ~ II 80 s. N. and arrive 1t Round
HUI at IL 10 p. m. Leave Round Hill at II 80
p. M; pass Leesburs, going eastward, 1t l 10
p NJ, snd arrive at Alexandria ut 8 15 D. n..
and st Washington at 40 pm.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave
Washington at ~ p. ID. and Aie1andris at
70 Q. M, daily. except Sunday, and arrive at
Lees6urg at 40 p. m. Leave Leesburg at 6 00
m: and arrive at Alexandra at Bis q, M,
and Washington at 8 80 q. 10.
@ Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
q Potomac Railroad station ate 20 IN. and 40
p. NJ, and 60 through without change Of calS
The 9.25 IN. train from Alexandra and 1890
2. N. train from Round Hill connect at Bound
Hill with GOSHEHTi Daily Line OF
Coaches for Snickersville, Berryville and Win.
chester; also Redmsn's Line Of Coaches, which
Leave Leesourg daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close connections
ct Vienna, with Sissons Line of Stages for Fairs
lax Court House.
Communication tickets, u ets per mile
annual tick eta, $50.
T. q. HAVKNBR,
ocl4-f General Ticket Agent.
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NJ OS. /, 2 and 8 MACKKREL-very fat
~ just received by
deco w. A. JOHHSOH q w
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WoE NORFOLK. PORTS MOUTH, FOE
TEESS MONROE AND TEE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER
EXCELSIOR

(Carryirg The .. s. Msii)
VIII leave her wharf, foot of Prince strcet on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUk-
DAYS, nt $50 O'Clock p. u stopping a.
Firey Point End Point LOOKOUT gcing aud rs.
turning. Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D
ESDAIS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS ct q
O'Clock p u.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October l.
First olses fare to Fortress Monroe snd Nor.
folk, 50 80; Second class, each wsy, Sl5U; Fret
Glass fare to tiney Point and Point Lookout,
81 90; Second class, each way, IS CITE.
Connects st Norfolk with ttsame1s for Eich
mend, Kew York and B9g.on.
GEORGE MhTTIN4LY, Supt
2. B. HCOE Agent. nh26
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SnHn SEGAKS, including the COUNTS
SOcO Uip!oms, Imp srial and other fine
Segsrs just received by
octl7 j. &. MlLBURN.
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G=lssalEBsroa mEHCHANTs.
gsy Z. JoENsOn & CO..

ESy Z. JOENSOn & CO.,
"
WHOLESALE GE0OERS,
GEGHGAL Con MISSION MERUEANTS,
and Dealers in
all kINDS OF LIQUORS.
HsYs on hand GIBSON 8 Xxx, XXX, XXX
,nd PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WE!SKIES; nlso BAK.
EHS and T HONP SON'S PURE EYE
WHISTLES, to which ihoy invite the attention
Of the trade
Orders fror tie country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Consignments of Flour, Grsin End Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highest narhet p:ice6 and prompt retrrne.
Northeast corner of Cameron snd Eo5sl sts
alexandria, VS.. sepl1
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sfIRHINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN i. BARBECUE. President
On and at.er SUNDAY, Dec. le, 1881, Psi.
iaay9f trsica will run as follcws:
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia A Advertiser
MEAAM M2S-
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO
(i.IGlTEU)

Bosts between WASAlNGrO and ALEX.
AN OR;A vii! rus lrom't as follows. viz:
Leave Seventh street v b .rf st7;0, $50 920
10 ~ Ard il 30 a. IT., snd II 80, 30, 2 go 8 81,
60 SO 81 and I n n.
Leave A'ezandria nj & co. I go. 8 20 9 80 10 so
snd II ~ IS, Co.. sad Il 50, &c. $50, 80, 43O.
80 and 6 80 o. Il
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-08-26

GOING NORTH.-From private letters
received here we learn that Amos Bows
man and party arc at present ercamped
in the neighbour. ood of Cooks Ferry, on
the Thompson river, and are travelling
north in the direction of Kamploops We
make the following extracts from Mr.. Bow
mans letter. I've are far irom.the lakes
nos; have had three more camps, two of
them very romantic. We are now and
have been for several days on the top of a
mountain, waiting for the weather to clear
up, to make observations. 1t is all green,
and the woods are lovely; nothing could
be more picturesque-the whole of the
plateau between Okanagtn Lake and the
Cascades in view from the hill near camp.
The horses are happy, having fine feed
OBryaut and are alone at present. We
will make use o. Indians good deal
hcnCtlOrth. Now we are off again
and your letters md the ENTERPRISE must
find US where they can. Here we cross
the railway line gong north to Hat
creek and the Lower Like plataeau north
OF Kamloops Lake. There we cross tie
railway again, and there We must hear
from home, tor after that we 60 out of the
world altogether for little while. We
gu east to Shusarah Lake, and probably
to the Columbia Arrow Lakes"
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Republican County Convention.

At MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN DEN.
~ trail Committee, held at Laconner August 3D. at
which John McGlinn, s. ID. Reinhsrt Il. O. Brock
inrdge (by Rheinhsrt. proxy, O, p Woodcock and
q. II. Mann Thy McGlinn. proxy), ]. II. Fravel Thy
DIR. g. V. Calhoun, proxy were present. it was re-
solved that County Convention be held at Lacon-
ner on WEDNESDAY. Sept s, 1882, at 10 A. NJ, for
the nomination of candidates for county officers,
and also the election of five delegates to the Terri
torial Convention at Vancouver on Sept Goth. The
various precincts will hold primaries on SATUR-
DAY. the 26th day of August at O'Clock P. M at
the usual places OF voting except Lynden. where 1t
shall be held at Hawley's Hall. Each precinct will
be entitled to delegate at large and addition
al delegate for every ten votes fraction of five
over which will entitle them to the follow
Ing according to the vote cast for the
Republican candidate for Delegate to Congress at
tho last general election: Nooksnck, Il Lynden, 2;
Semiahmoo. A; Ferndalc. 8; Whatcom., 81 Samish.
8; Guemes, 2; Ship Harbor, 3; Fidalgo, 8; Lacon-
ner, 10; Skagot, u Mt. Vernon. Z; Upper Skaget 81
Baker. / Ruby /. Total, so.
sa JOHN McGLINN, Chairman.
20. v. CALHOUN. Secretary.