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Gen. G.. T. BEAUREGARD
NEW ORLEANS, 1880.

The entire proceeds arising
from the sale of this work are
devoted to The Hood Orphan
Memorial Fund, which is invested
\ Unitd States Registered Bonds
for the nurture, care. support and
education Of the ten infants de-
prived of their parents last sum-
mer at New Orleans, 1.-THE ,nelan-
choly incidents of which sad
bereavement are still fresh in the
public mind.
The book is an elegant octave,
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On the receipt from any person
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tered as second-class matter.
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The author, the SUBJECT, the
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To the ladies, who feel a desire
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among their circle of friends, will
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buting substantial aid to so de
serving a cause.
! For terms, rates to Agents, etc.
address with full particulars,
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| Publisher.
0" oeday of the Hood Memorial
| Fund.
New ORLEANS La
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G1!lea Ineproved Gins
FEEDERS & CONDENsERS.

The undersigned having been sppoin-.
ted agent for the sale of these celebsa-
ted GINS would respectfully invite
those wishing to buy, to call and SEQ tho
GIN, at his warehouse in tho
town Of Abbeville. All correspondence
to these machines will have
attention.
Respectfully yours,
May 503 OPHELIAS BoURQUE.
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81. - na1e much ~ men, and boys and
49, ske great pay. Reader, if you
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Mr.. Isaac Wise, having submitted
the following report, the same was
referred to The finance committee.
TREASURLR'S REPORT
ABBBvILLE, APRIL lsr 1882.
To the Hon. President and
Members School Board Par.
ish Of Vermilion.
GENTLEMEN I'll herewith trans
NIT this my quarterly report of the
condition of the treasury for the
quarter ending March 31st 1888.
bal on hand last report 8 2461, "A
reed from State Treasurer $685.
local tax-collector 244.O5
rent school lands 81 Trshsn 1000
Mrs Desormeaux 13. 80
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JESSE JAMES IS DEAD.
Agents For the illustrated
%S Lives snd Adventures
0nte0 of Frank and Jesaa

James and the Younger Brothers, the
noted Western Outlsws.-By Hon. ].
A. Dacus, Ph. D A true and thrilling
account Of their bold operations for %
years, in - many Statas and Terrific
iies, with graphic statement OF tbs final
tragedy III st. Joseph. Profasely ilsxs-
tratsd, including engravings Of the Out
law Jesse James, before and after death,
his young wife aud little children, the
detectives, F0rds, the house Of the last
struggle, and SO others, engraved from
actual photographs.
Agents Wanted I Send for full
rticnlars
and be convinced that this is the most
salable and profitable book published :.
OF, to save time, send SO cts, at once
for Canvassing Book and state your
choice of townships, Address
N. D. THOMPSON g. CO., Pubs.
St. Louis, no.
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Bal on hand march Sl-'S3 22O2,67
Please note that my commission
on disbursements has not been paid
me for the last five quarters,
As my connection with your
BOARD will sever with this report I
take this opportunity of thanking
you for the confidence and good will
you have always shown me.
Yours very respectfully.
Isaac WISE.
Treas. School Board.
On motion, resolved, that w. w.
Edwards is hereby authorized to
b:iug suit against G. B. Shaw and
securities for all school funds now in
his hands. both collec,ed and uncol-
lected or which might have been
collected by him.
On motion Mr.. J. ii. Putnam is
hereby requested to resign as q mem
Der of this Borrd, as bis being a
member and his non- attendance Of
ten defeats quorum,
On motion the sum of IS was al
lowed j N Williams for furnishing
and planting post at the several
corners of thd 10th Sec T l3 s r 4
east.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet on Monday the 9Th inst for the
purpose Of approving the bond Of
the Treasurer elect Mr.. N. Claude
Young;
w. w. EDWARDS,
President School Board.
J. N. WILLIAMS, Secty.
Abbeville, La, May 5th 1883.
The School Board met this day
with the following members pres.
ent, to-wit w. w. Edwards,
president and Messrs. John NJ.
gier, John Morgan, j. H. Putnam
and J. N. Williams. Absent -
NJ. Z. Broussard and Nathan Per.
~.
Mr. w w Edwards having
some important business to attend
to requested Mr. J 81 Putnam to
take the chair.
On motion of Mr. J N Williams
it was resolved that the Board ex-
anime the records, and ascertain
whether the sureties on the bond
of the Treasurer elect ; we're own
ers of real estate unincumbered to
the amout for which they signed
for.
After passing the above resolu.
ton the Board found it would
take considerable time, and an
outlay Of some money, therefore
Mr. J Fl Putnam requested Mr. J
N Williams to take the chair and
offered the following resolution
to-wit:
On motion resolved that the
clerk of court Mr. Lastie Brous-
sard, furnish this Board with q
certificate stating that the bonds
men Of N G Young own real es-
tate as required by Sec 9, Act 2l, /,
Of acts, Of 1877, Mr. Broussard
having furnished said certificate
the bond was accepted.
On motion the Board adjourn.
ed to meet on the first Saturday
in July. J. HENRY PUTNAM.
President pro tenn.
i. N. WILLIAMS. SECTY.
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pOEt VI euo Me0So NO1umltt00 Ol
said parish, which he has failed to
pay to the Treasurer Of said parish
monthly Is the Law directs. and in
the aggregate amounting to up.
wards Of $3873,2l for which he is
defaulter, therefore
Art. Sd. vso,ved. that Joseph A.
Chargois. Esq, District Attorney
for the 25th Judicial District, as.
SISTED by w. WEdwards. Esq.
DO and 10 hsrby requested to insii
tuts the proper legal proceedings by
rule or otherwise. to recover Of said
Shaw, tax collector and his sureties,
the amounts SO collected by him
with tho interest due thereon, as
we'll as to institute the proper legal
proceedings to remove said oollec-
tor, Granville B. Shaw from Office.
On motion of NJ. Vanslyke,
Art 9TH. Resolved, that the amount
Of $33O8,3S stated in Art. ID Of the
proceedings Of the Police Jury
adopted on the 9th day Of March
1883 stating the amount Of collector
g B. Shaw's indebtness to the par
,sh of said snm, is erroneous and in.
correct as certain improper credits
were deducted in fixing said amount
the real amount due being greate ter
as appears from an examination of
the reports Of the Finance Committee
SLOWING commissions for collecting
moneys never accounted for-said
sum 20 mentioned in said Art I'd is
hereby expunged, and the commits
sious allowed in the statement OF the
Finance Committee TO this body ut
said meeting of March 5th 1883 are
hereby rejected,
On motion Of M. Trahan,
Art. 5th. Resolved, that w. w.
Edwards, Esq, b. and be is hereby
requested aud authorized to sue
Cade Brothers. or the owners of the
Cade plantation in Vermilion parish
where the 18th road district crosses
said plantation. for obstructing said
public highway and to cause said OBJ
structions to be removed from said
road.
The following claims were allow
ed to be paid out Of their respective
funds, viz -
Road and Bridge funds 1882.
solomon Wise. 2 claims v 90 So
Same fund Of 1883.
Geo E Lyons, bridge keeper 81 q
Magistrate's SC Of 1883. 49,
S Wise, assignee Of G La.
bauve 8 6s4
w D White, IN d IL SO
Criminal funds Of 1883.
Geo E Lyons, jailor u 90
Police jury funds 1883.
Isaac Wise Is 90
81 b Lyons IL so
Ambrose Lacour 81 so
Printers and Stationery 1883.
e. l, Addison, 70 90
The Jury adjourned 10 1st Mon.
day of June next 1853.
II. HOFFPAUIR. A. LAcouR.
Preriflent. Clerk.
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odacial Directory.

ps.rict Judge ,ou, c,rce
nt,jct Attorney.
J. A. CHARoo1s.
e.,k Of District Court,
sS LAsrlE BRoussAsD.
WM. SHEPHERD.
sheriff 4 Tax Collector,
1'' &. 3. SHAW.
0O' W. D. WHITE.
Police Jury.
d M HorrpAuIa, President.
: a. p.,.r.11x. JOS. TRARAN,
= v.ysLYkE, J. r. BRoUssARD.
= r. ynyz L. THIBEAUx.
clerk Of Police Jury.
A. LACOvR.
Parish Treasurer,
Isaac Wise.
Town Council.
K. C. SnEpEs, Mayor.
III. ABADIs, o. BouRoUE.
: WIsE, I.AsrlE BRoUssARD.
Cso f. LYONS. Constable.
Iu,tice, Of the Peace, Sd. Ward
W.B. WHITE, u. l'ABAUVE.
Surveyors ,
WV. EDWARDS. L. M"NrAcNs.
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J DUST OUT.
HOOPS GREAT BOOK
OF THE WAR.

Advance qnd Retreat.
Personal Experiences in the
Unite States and Confcder.
ate States Armies
BY Gen. j. B. HOOD,
Late l.ieutenant-Gcneral COnied.
crate States Army. published for
I,HE HOOD ORPHAN MEM
ORIAL FUND
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
WIN. McCANDLESS,
Mr.. J. w. YARNDLEY,
TEACHER OF MUSIC

CsPECIALTIES VIOLIN and the Gull
- TIVATION of the VOICE.
Pianos Tuned, Repaired and Polished.
Orders received only at the Furniture
and Piano Store of G. K. Williams, Ill
Fort Street--Telephone rs; or at my
residence. Please send orders one day
before the work Is required TO DO done.
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GEORGE LUCAS, ia =
" Contractor SSsfxa
and Builder. YR4

Honolulu Steam Planning Mills, Espla-
made, Honolulu.
Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,
Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood
work finish. Turning, Scroll and Band
Saving. All kinds of Saving and Plan
ing, Morticing and Tenanting.
Orders promptly attended to and work
guaranteed. Orders from the other Is
ands solicited
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Island Notes.
DEArz OF AZ OLD Resident

1LA@z CE ~ IL DzSlDENI.
Our weather continues hot, dusty, and blowy
We hope the new moon will bring Us q change.
The hahului road. below the Depot, is being re-
paired, but the work done does not amount to
much it Is merely rakiug up the dirt from the
sides 10 the middle Of the road. The said road
needs what Artemus Ward thought his wife needed,
viz: Reconstruction.
We are highly delighted with our postal money
orders but unfortunately they are "a ther hard to
get at. Our postmaster only delivers them from
10 an. TO u IN. on Tuesdays and FRIDAYS. IT
may be very convenient for the postmaster, but
how about the pablo.
Waikiki Mill is still booming they expect to
get through grinding in about a month.
Last Thursday, Ascension Day" was celebrated
in both the Catholic and Anglican Churches BY the
usual services.
This morning we have to deplore the loss of
another Of our old residents. Mr.. John Boardman
died at his sons residence in Kahului, after q crueI
and lingering illness. Mr.. Boardman arrived in
these Islands in 1874, and was for a long time a
resident OF Makawao. He was 6SIs years old, and
much esteemed by all who knew him. We learn
that the funeral is to take place tomorrow at 10
am, from Mr.. George Boardman's residence at
kahului.
Police Court very quiet this week We will soon
set up As a model community.
Waikiki, May ). 1888.
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Secretary of the Board Of Health.
sALR OF LIE ) OF GOVERNMENT
LAND.
DvpAErMESr OF INTERIOR. LAND OFFIcE-
HoSoLULU. April 3. 1888

DvpAurnENr OF INTERIoE, LAND DFfICE.
HoSoLULU, April 3. 1888
ON MONDAY, MAY Sch, 1888. ~ the front en-
trance Of AIiiolani Hale az II O'Clock m will be
sold A. Public Auction the Lease for ten years ni
that tract Of land belonging 10 the Hawaiian Gov
eminent, situated in Kalihi- kona, Oahu beng
part Of the Lele Of Kaluaopalena- sad containing
about 20 acres
TERMs-UPsetp price SO per annum. Payable
IN ADVANCE. Lease 70 date from April I'd, 1852.
Also. at the same time and place-that valuable
tract Of land situated in the district Of hau,
Hawaii. including all the unsold Government
lands between Moaula and Keaiwa from the sea
shore to the woods
Terms Lease, 10 years upset price, $50 per
.npum. payable semi-annually in advance tAp.
GA
zap 673l JNO- l. BUSH
"a Minister Of Interior.
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Board of Health.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
By order Of the Board the attention Of the public
il especially called to a regulation adopted by the
Board October %. 1872.
l.. Every packet steam vessel arriving of the
ports Of these Islands shall be boarded by the Port
Physician, who Is to examine personally the crews
and passengers, and if satisfied that no contagious
or infectious disease exists on board, he shall grant
20 the CAPTAIN a certificate to that effect but il
not so satisfied, he shall order the Pilot TO anchor
the vessel outside the harbor, and the Board Of
Health shall be notified Of the facts. No Pilot
shall bring a steam packet inside the harbor until
the Port Physician has given him liberty so to do.
fBy order Of the Board.)
The attention Of the public is also called TO
Chap. 50 Of the Penal Code and following sections
SECTION Is. The Board Of Health may from time
10 time establish the quarantine TO be performed
by all vessels arriving ut any port Of the Kingdom;
and NAV make such quarantine regulations as
IL shall Judge necessary for the public health and
safety OF the inhabitants"
sscr1oy IS. Any vessel which shall re-
fnse to submit to quarantine or which shall
leave the quarantine grounds before the ex-
uiration Of the quarantine imposed upon
her. or which shall be the means Of clandes-
tiueIv introducing into this Kingdom any conta-
gisus disease, or any disease dangerous to the pub
lie health shall bs liable to seizure, cOnfscation,
and sale for the benefit of the public treasury"
SECTION 81. All expenses incurred On account
Of snv person. vessel OF goods under any quaran-
tine regulations shall be paid By such person. vessel,
p svner Of such vessel or goods respectively
The roadstead Of Honolulu i hereby design
.ted as quarantine ground
F. H. HAYSELDEN,
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Song of the Pearl.

Concealed within my narrow cell
pine for liberty,
. diver, seek NV lustrous shell.
And quickly set me free.
No ray Of light my lustre bright
Has ever vet revealed:
Swelling whiting these narrow bounds
Too long I've been concealed.
Diver, seek me, set me fres
From my prison, meath the sea.
Thy labor shall not prove in vain,
II thou doeSt set me free
Ny cheek Is void Of spot or stain.
Ny form is fair TO see.
| long to deck s monsrsh's crown,
Or msiden's breast adorn
On, quickly 10 my cell come down,
Nor leave me here TO mourn.
Diver, seek me, set me free
From from prison meath the sea-
". Australia Inquirer.
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT LAND.
ZAP. 673l
AMI I'd

Department OF ISrERIOE, LAND OFFicE-
HoSoLULU, April 7th. 1888
IA MONDAY. MAY 9th, 1883, at the front en-
- AIffolani Hale, At y o'clock n, will be
soTD AZ Public Auction. that TRACT OF LAND
hsronqing to the Hawaiian Government situated
: ~ETKI4UPEA. KAUPO, MAUI, on the mauka
"a. ~ the Government Road, and adjoining Grant
- wilmington. containing "a SLIGO acres
T.~us. Cash. upset price, 500. ZAP 672J
JNO. z. BUSH,
Minister Of Interior.
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NOTES.
Ragone Dull Care.

With this motto, Mr.. John F. Sutton, advance
agent for Fred Maccabe, a versatile character
artist, came ashore from the City of New York
on Wednesday, and made arrangements for a
series of performances to be given here by Mr..
Maecabe soon after the arrival of the next
steamer up from the Colonies. Mr.. Maccabe's
Budget of Fun which he has left with us is filled
with sketches of the characters he deliniates.
and from the many favorable press notices we
have received we do not doubt but that he will
entertain us very agreeably at the Music Hall in
the month of June.
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT Ar THE AN
IN NUAL Meeting Of the Stockholders Of e. The star
Mill Company held at the Office e Messrs. Wm. @. Irwin
4 Co. in Honolulu. on the 23ri Gay Of April, 1883. The
following officers who also constitute the board of Mana
gers) were elected for the ensuing year, viz.
w. r. President.
J. Is. Anterior ..... ...........N Vice President.
VIVA. q. Irwin.......... Secretary and Treasurer.
IN Auditor.
Notice is also given that as said meeting by the vote Of
all the stock, the planting interest Of II. X. Vida was con-
solidated with the Company, AM, as provided by the
Charter of the Corporation, the Capital Stock was in
creased from $l4O.0 900 to $4,000 by an issue of 100 new
shares Of 500 each, whereby the I tai number Ct shares
Of said Company now stands at H0O) four hundred.
Signed, WIN C. IR WIN.
Secretary and Treasurer,
HoSoLULU, April, 1888. star Mill Co.
apr2S WIN.
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Licenses Expiring in May, 'sS.
EFT

RETAIL-OAHU.
? Wong Sang, Nuuanu Valley Honolulu
3 ing sing Kee, Asunakes street
4 2 stein, Fort street
; conchee & Aehat. Hotel street
5 Wong Cheu. Nuusnu street
. An Kat, Fish Market
10 You On Tong. Hotel street
Il J \ Hopper EsplAnade
"a 4 DE Z0uza, Lilihs street
20 NaH thong on x 60, = corner King aud .i, Maan"Sea SIS
% J II Lynch, kin8 street
% chm sam.
"a Jacob Fisher. Lilihs stree.
. 10 Ten elbows * 20, cor Alakea and Merchant SIS"
- lung Lun Tong. Hotel stree.
30 Mrs " II Wilkinson. Fort street
RErAII-KAUAI.
; { { B;ofe6sfsTink. Kekaha. waime.
- chSns Tat
RETAIL-HAWAII.
I James BickneIl. Kukuihaele. Hamakua
? Yet Ching Chang, Paauwilo,
J Tuck sung, Paukaa, Hilo
II LAyan' MakspaIa. North KohalA
Is Dr c u wetmOre. HiIO
J. y TSas M Tau / k1 ca, 6osaIso Hllo
- W II Holmes. Honoksa, HAmakua
RETAII-MAUi.
GhaEles sylys. wsiluku
& II Dickey. Haiku
10 Ming LeOng & Co, Ksinalu. Noloksi
IL Tam You. Makswao
e Man Chm Tong. wniuku
26 a Euos < Co,
% KvOng Lung,
y Young Hee,
PORK BUTCHER.
5 Tam You, Makawao
% All To,
CAKE %PEDDLING.
IL Ali. (Kons Hema)
II ApOi, HAmakuapoko)
vICTUALING.
I J Bfcknell. Kukuihaele HamakuE, Hawaii
I Nee Chong. North KOhalA
! Cimpaa- Paia, HamHkuapoko5 Maui
? Yet Ching ChOng PaauWio, Hsmakua. Hawaii
? Mrs kealoha Davis. uOnokaa,
, Apo, Paia. HamAkuapOkO. Maui
3 COnchee & Achat, Hotel street, Honolulu
9 Gee Woo, Waikiki, Maui
5 Wong Chen, Nuuauu street, Honolulu
l. Lam rOi. Maunakea
- 80 lin Check. cor Merchant and AlakeA SITS Honolulu
IA Nee Lee, Beretauia street
I6 AcheD, Lahaina. Maui
y HO Yuck Kee. PunchbOwl street Honolulu
% Kilauea Sugar 20. KIlauea Plantation. Kauai
"a Louis EEltOfsn, WHines
30 Alama. Hilo, Hawaii
BOAT.
l. ! W Resomakani, Hilo
BUTCHER.
81 John Cox. Waialus, Oahu
WHOLESALE.
- \ Cleghorn & Co. K~aahumanu street
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osc.z MAsHKE has this day been commissioned
.Eaaner of the Pound for estrays at LauPahoehoe'
D;striet Of North HiIo. Island Of Hawaii, in place
Of ID. Kaloa. resigned hEhAOLlAE'
GoYerness Of Hawaii.
u.-.a AnriI 7th. 1888. sp21 st
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OFFICIAL notice having been received that dur
ins the temporary absencs 81 Mr.. J. c. Glade,
Consul ,or Norway and Sweden. Mr. H.. ".
scinnDT vii discharge the functions Of that Office
- Artins-CoHsul, all persons are hereby requested
% give full faith and credi; to all Ia. official scis in
that capacity.
WALTER NJ. GIBSON.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Department u Foreign Affairs.
Honolulu. May sth, 1888.
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OFFICIAL notice having been recsived that during
the temporary absence Of Mr.. J. c. Glade. I'm
peral German Consul, Mr.. n. F. GLADE will dis
charge the functions Of that Office as acting Consul,
all persons are hereby requested to give full faith
and credit to all his official acts in that capacity.
WALTER ". GIBSON,
l I'd 81 " Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Department Of Foreign Affairs.
Honolulu, May sth, 1888.
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Early Tuesday evening a very small wooden
cottage on Thomas square was burned. 1t has
been occupied by Oh nese laborers. The alarm
sounded at about $50 pm, and the Fire De-
partment turned out promptly, but before they
arrived at the scene of the fire the cottage was
nearly burned up.
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HAVE appointed the Hon. A. ). CLEGHoRS as
Acting Governor of Oahu during my absence.
INC. o. DOMINIS,
Governor o. .OahH.
GOVERNOR OAiee. Honolulu. May : 1883.
may9 dtt y n
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"A Not To Cash Draft No SU6 for $40 00-lU0 drawn
by T. y. Spencer on VIM. G. Trivia * Go in favor # bt arcr
AMI Draft No gao for SIS 23lt0, drawn by {. y. Spen-
Ger on Nm u. Irwin S Co, IN flvor If +. Ri,h res and
endorsed boy hIm. Also = PrOmisSyy note dates August
9th, 1882, for $3.50 33-l0O at . manth,, drawn by &. Akai an
favor IF ). +. Mackenzie. Sald e.. "a. sad note having
been lost by the undersigned.
j. r. MACAENZIE.
HoSUAPo, KAU, April II, 1888. spr2s wSt.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED LOST ON OR ABOUT THE
Il 18th OF December last, a Draft. number 234,
drawn in his favor on L. II. Davies & Co.. for the sum OF
Fifty Dollars $50. All persons are eau. toned against
receiving or u~go iating the same. a. payment has been
stopped. All Les.
Spr % YXw*.
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a Challenge /!
To the PrOprietOrs of Sugar Mills

= AGENT FOX FIRST CT ASS ARTISANS
IA The undersigned l. prepared t. Contract for bald.
ing Perforated Hot Ais Furnaces with great ~dispatchl
according b. the designs q the late celebrated Professor
Penney. frmerly Professor Of Chemistry at the Anderso-
nian University. Protecting all parties FROM
any imaginary Patent arrangements or Royalties which
impair the solidtty e the work and diminish the results
obtained from burning the megass direct NON the rollers.
ehecting paramount objects, Ntzs saving OF fuel. labor.
drying sheds. tranigays. wagons. etc.
&. OAKLEY,
apr 3nw. ia Queen street.