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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Commissioner Of Land Boundaries Notice.
A PUBLICATION HAVING BEEN
n mltc by Z .. Hall and ,. 3. D0is Trustees
u the Estate Of Luuau 70 -ette certain boundaries
Of Lands AZ Pgcpee situate iu Wauku. leland % Maui
therefor notice J. hereby given that WEDNESDAY.
prl ilth. al u O. ~ IN the Court Hou-c Waiuku.
j. set apart the time and place for hearing said aP
pliclteu- All persons interested requeTfed 70 be
present. L AHDLO.
Commissioners Of Boundaries fof Maai Moioksi Tanai
Lahaiua. Maai. March sfst- ~ 99G
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Mr.. Henry Parker, wife and fogr children. and
Mr. Ge0. Wilhelm, left Hilo in the fir SciRaHr
for san Francisco on the 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

A San Jose deteetive Is in town looking up
merlereg, who i supposed to have taken refuge
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
Commissioner Of Land Boundaries Notice

OVLaIIIllI0lIVI VI LlllU UIlLI4tIIC9 4IUtIO9
A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN
~ made to By Cha= H. Judd. Commissioner aud
A-Cut Of Grown Lands 70 settle the boundaries Of the
Ahupuaa o. Jkumshamc. IN the District Of Lahaina.
Island Of Maui.
The Lands dioiuiu the above Ahupula Wsikapu.
Wsiluku OloWall and tie seas Therefore notice T.
hereby given that WEDNESDAY April n. al TO- m.
IN the Court House 81 Waiuku 8 sei apart a. the time
snd plare for hearing said application.
l. AIiDLO.
Commissioner Of Boundaries Tor Maui- Moiok4i Lanai
Lahaiua Maui. March zlsf. issf q11t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

The Marine Railway Of ShipmAn ( lridges IS
finished and the stsarner ". n. Res} Is up under
-1fu- repairs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
HAu

Several cases were set for trial On the "a. anloag
then the case Against the ininrmers for perjury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS
Il day disposed % bis euife interest In the Music
and Fancy Goods Bnsiue-- stc- AZ lla aud 10 Fort
Street. 10 Messrs EDWARD LiCAN aud JAMES
JOHNSTON. who will continue the business AZ The Old
stand and will assume all liabilities and collect all
debts due me. Thanking the public generally for the
very liberal patronage extended % me IN the past
bcspeak for my successors the same generous support
GEO. +. WELLS.
Honolulu March 9Th ISL aq ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

In that remarkable rognAnee, IN the composition
Of which. the Premier spends portion 0t those
lsisurs hours which be suatches frufn the busy
whirl of diplomatic and other business we mud the
f5lICvsir, fernarktblr words &" The PapuAnS be-
san 10 drink Of this ferrnentsd liquor, called teshs
The Premier must have drank deep Of this insinu-
AHA. beverage In the days when he skinuled the
Coral So. and iudalged IN fhsf litte grtle plot
TN, rams. the Dutch Government. Judging from
tht eEuct Il has had upon this worthy eenteniGn,
the Psp1An ta,s " must be q most potent bever-
a.-s tie furrss OF il rising into the bgain years
after 1t has been imbibeds alas II not only affects
the brain. bat il urges the unfortunate victim to
talk lsH~ OF course this satisfactorily accounts
fo- The amount % - 5,,-b that the head Of the
-overur8sut has reeled forth for 80 long Ii is TO
Dc bupsd that no further supply Of this liquid usy
l,s obiainabla. as fresh drsught might upset the
rssrtsi eouilibriaui Of the Premier altogether.
Ola Nr- Weller urged sam 70 -beuare Of the
yiddiesr an enthusiastic cptsrls Of admirers must
urse the Premier to beware OF Papuan Bosh,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
NOTICE 10 CRFDITORS!
Co.Partner. lin Notice.
FnR SALE

- THE PREMISES ON BERE-
p TANIA street lately coupled BY vs.. o. smith
- Esq- r.. EnqFire 81 the Undersigned
I'm AIEN. CAMPBELL.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

- ID 1l-sl1L eutertzi1r1s..t fnr the
is-e1L y IL Lass bensE1leu n s1ctsfu - -irsu
- -. 49, t-zrs-ltl11zl Cl-lrch "a the eve
entltie1 ANS q Men.- uai-E - $3.50
-e-1re-H1 ~ IN bet1rs tt Ea11lzlz I.thrzrr As
s9c-l1-- sid 1oE REPEATED y rzI1-el-. 80 IL.
c-ces q a. So tg Mrs Crzzsn- and an Or
sl1 T,ii111zry p lr- ATr11 4 To1ss incl-lIsl
ne l-rrrlz rrsssEted- AZ the e. ~ - -,
q -fz- Lr1z11- ~ el-Ielca sdf1ur-ed ID tie
zE-ort r1.suH q the C-zrrE --s1 800 = -
eslF1-z@ and the csstru--i1u Of cake ard c1a'7ss
- olla7'9u - - Is rszlal, 9 rlast enf1yuhis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

To gain the position Of instructor. - 1t wcre,
and X enabled BY and BY 20 say told you 50. the
sirsr'ssgr VI the 9th inst. speaks in favor OF
forming Ladies e,aSSes for the purpose Of gyunas
TIC e1ercisss. Il Is behind time however, the
LAdits having Organized previously, as By item
which Gppssred n tn GAErrrE Of the list INST
Ms Hattie Pierre a former pupil Of DR.. Dio
Lewis heinE the inStruc,reSS- No capital can ce
made BY The willy shepherd on that subject.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
The Native Frs.s

IFr-z ,l- Ell F--,--s, N---E is.l --s
AZ tte EzEzazz Hziz sc Sc 10 Ez-E n q ,
and as for the usles c0upUsed sc are not rEg-
pG-sc 70 declare thsu bad and 11scs1s, D1r O.
he Csksr kZ1d 10 prCZgu1rg tl-u 6ns and *
p-gv1zz that ard that i for then % prove
Bcr The peCrle are as-uulstei thEt this mere
bz-ztsIle se1Gl1 & ua-EI1s1 Iuig q -reat adair.
and thzt s-ch q DIS sl1zli be sleEsi up zh31t i
tkruzzho1- tia Ekis iz-d- merely f1r tbs plrr1ss
Of oa-ryinz ozf thsir Ers lrEaz1sd POT
Let Is TAXA i1ck l1.1 An1rezs dlctl1-ary ard
shall 1n1 thar s1Le Eo-1s u TIE Fllesz SOFT
E-t = srits q tbs s=il tbs box Eas hse1 Ez1ch
essesuec- sid rs rzb1eati1n and sale Is rurss-
trzir=d-
Lex ths ohscsuity q tbs progrzz-us q h-ls and
rusieS- lEaI1s- E1icA sach ~ uGicrE Is b1rig
--sIIs. b -si-tsd II tie balzucr s-zlnst A1irsz
idrss1rarT- Par tE1s rezs1l TIE rzollc has wul-
iersi and ASKED zLat L TIE rEasl f1r tbs acrl11
z NJ. Caste srd 0tkers- And o. thinking u
uFer czrsfzlly they have came 60 the co1etzsi11
shzs tksrs i~E1 othsr esuss f1- < ths- spite
Il Is nos On acocu1t q the sZcUedlng -r1ss1ess
Z he scz-s rele- u u uQt tro1 desire % r1lsE
q. st-cats ths HaEziia1 rsre hlz from bsinE
I'm CT re-zuuaI spite. ttfs alnla Is the rsll fc-
t-i-- tt5s he az5 ery and tbs lax s-lt against
IL tzi1-
lF-sz sh. Esrra Pc Ais1, Mtzls- "a is,ll
A rsass Supervisor has baCa dismissed bsca use
Es res1sas % s-u s.ater1s1t tat SITES lad
heel speut ca the ruEiis % his irs-rict- wisn
l-iisr q f1-t o1lg S3sl,lS had been sFe1i ih.rs-
n
To dlz-Ez-gs thsze -1rsrz1eut cfh-1Es -5o
stcezsr prul--lr o. tlzl- h1sIuess ard rEtlIa tt-
dsoegful. l. tn uo.so q tie 6zr
he ferv E1-ss- -hoss rspid TRANSIT and
s1-IE D1tlce OF aFrrlszc1 al1ur the c1z6l=s q
5@-stzli1 and k1nz street. has often ilee1 su1EEr
q. sbCz1 b sEppiisd E-fk uoze Settling and
.-as Startling sem wElstle- The au-iueer does
rs c1rY b. ErFlEc waning zhsu aTpruae1Iu-
1z1ss s-Essr bat be c1zueucss too s1ur and c-ly
-.uFs ~. rrsEl1us % EiT1lc tha Ea1t caasiur an
zlr-1e- rrul1--sr cucli1cati1u Cf s8z1d uLicE
s-is .erTur o. tt= areraca trutrgr o. u-1eT hare
II IL D=ar TlzlEIlT. 0uiF lzs1 duesiar. The
an111s q h1-Se on deari1g tbs uoss Of Earui1z.
1o1Fslac a lady % ind e1ress thruuEh lie lack
t-1l'r = a s1TrEsz Ea-11- liz 1HrsrzI l-I1tzTE
-~-,e- t1e rest q the Ez-1u Egs u rrHFe-ItirE
~ EE gay sc euteTad. IEe bus
- a-zo hare kzbi- q tying 70 ciiz-b osgr
- -17-1er when tksr hsar tins utliarticuzbls
F----Ae1 r--l b Tie d-szrrt1.re q "a. re--ss q
1890 ts5-h 49, - -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

The good weather around Eilo favors the CON
s,ruci0n Of ru1ds and bridges. which is going on
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
M 1-An Ok ANY Tesuer. T--ur. 'rcu E--.r--
Et-A- ~ Nasafs'sa Halla-t. f-c- cFr Pan
r-fzu bk ka 'lkzla, Mi.,cr. rrvf- ssh f-ur
rcer Ltn- HE1seu. =r-aer.H. tH--
AZ ~ Mc.ru m nuirgF frs1H s O. er rHrr-
Sailed
Na-L-ar e-sl- sl.1a NfIlar. .c- eE- trlr
usu 80 Nlui-1, Esrrfne ll- f-h.r- rsr.-
Ics> LackaWErEl. fcr Ctii1a
--H y SHtir-ar1. ana .srr Or Esar.r-Hr
Ar tc-u Nay ncdre fa1I fls ifr- h-i1t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Lee Cast. a ralation ard s0.l1sr eilpl1gse q
II. c. Afonr the ueiI kl0E1 CbinEss 1llrelzri o.
Iiis city, has taken rztD hinsf a lafEe a5aa-.i
- - - ysrl11s s-71,s and has quistiy de-
r1ri.d fr1r. tie cz1s q BIS cre1rt1rs a1Ep1si1lT
f- ~ rerion OF the C1l1riss WHARF tie eplscti0l
II ,--s-tsrly bis + not II F1zze- ~ is-Fs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

The uEc1d1mirine Of Fort street Is again under
say The stone cr1shsr having besn repaired ans
r3H supplying rs dsily sr--tea Of metal for
r1lti- .rl sif.s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

T-c Gyrrnas.utn on Fcyt streel Is fairly patrua-
cylr- uzul.tfv.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

lie Gcve-rt-lnt 6ia not rscl,cai-e Gc.od FRIDAY
as h5liily O. holy-dsv. Not down IN the book Of
tie lsre,is3 J Sssph Snith.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

los O, 1a the 81 mss. Ths [. : =. fr-i-'aas tas
stiit5 he p-gvi1zs dly Wednesday for Caillo
va Sc-tis So Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

l1-t. Isl dsys frurr Boston. Tbs i ous u the
i11gcst pgss1cys that Crr.. newell hs. made tg-
tween t-e two vurts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Ike hark H-'sr H. Eail-s frurn Port Tuwu-
ssnd fu- Australia. Vas reported BY Capt. BShcosk
ss PASSING this port on the g inst, = DAYS out
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

". q. smith Esq- hiss bsen slecied ! trustee q
Oahu Coilel,s. vioe ?. q. Hsl Esd. resigned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

N- Daril Fhtrss. an cd and we'll knUsn
rs-5e-t Is r5z Az inmate q the hospital fer tie
IasEre. General irhccilIiy IS the symptom Of his
ius1uitv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Fire Marshal Mscrire Is eutltlcd % he credit Of
zrFsusin- the display q determinations visible both
inside and cztsias Ahioltni Htls on the evening
sf t. sfs- inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

1hc shrugvs q ths f1syi.abls quarterly bills
ION ID n the vista v tie ucIr future and many
cf then viii Dc reminders Of the late Corou1tiou-
rla nav tgV : cJs-iu..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

lie Nfs-.1 has departed frotn her old auchursce
o9 the Fist Market and sailed Csiens,hly fcr Rus
siEn waters. salmon fshinc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Every oue was delighted TO see Mr.. = &, Wilder
wand t1un again last Ssturdsy he vas looking
-p-~rrkHhfv vel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28
BORN.
DIED

-. a. ,isfsl - . - ~ ~ F5s5o575 >
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

The Luaallo Ho--e Will bc thrown open Co
pabl,e insqectics C1 nsSt SATURDAY, aflcrncca.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

ne hand c1,csrt n E1nms Sqzsre last saturday
Afternoon Was fairly attended and the music was
ss usral excellent
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Ihs b-it Et-rr} has b-~s chartered o. the
Planters Ilho- and Scpgly Cuupiny and wlll
prooset Sllt1 I'm command - Ctptsiu r'.-uey. In
c-.-s. % -iI-tiu-al llh1rers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Il,e gJul Iaiiou FOR Mr.. Campbell new buildia-
% b. crested on the cJrnsr q Fort and Merchant
streets d already heinz du- and TIE work promises
o. De rluiliy pushed forward
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Dr. rroSSeaa sis the position teuprrarily.
Resident Physician az the oucen's HOSPITAL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

M ass1rfn-sut q artificial aozs-s slich Ars-
WiIkirz1u has On sh1z az kEr sf1re i1sfort streei
i veu z1rrh q Tisits rusesr pa1lsles- SO. -
- a - IL -i1ls =eal.h q FIo-zis basket
arr tsrr initiated Our SPECIAL rEr1-tress n0iacsl
80 verr slez1ufly trimmed hats Elica Eo.lla
as s-e.iff 20 The bsEfi7nzs q Eurupe2n cue
foiftzrv h1Eers IN velvet and SIX an sFeclali1
J-fch ho1lf Be sse1 b tia ladies' q thlz esiF 70
- aru-erizted In tia words q IzEu- .r7i r-s-leF
n Nv rurss-r md yg1 I'll Be abs - o5lzin An1-
fk7-r Il mis- s-yl- fiIzt yo1 require
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

lie cd aood-a buildIaE on Nuu1lg stgsgi
1lIkli u kir- -trget. formerly occupied as d
earnestly shop, has been torn dgwu and vii 4
raul1cst Is cr1rS kuildinE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

A wooden builiinc VIII cccepy the sta uf the
fan,hecn Saloon and viii b. used fog the Slree
rr1rrs1se as fc-rnsriv-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

he dr1reh. OF the CRY q, rata, Csp'ir, and
F.tfa- the thrce steamers expected hItner frum
E-u- hl1c Is such as to most pruoLbiy compel
tl-- a--ecra-c outside the Cutrzrcg TO the hartur-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

When Grcek meets Grgek DC" Is bgJGEht %
r-ir ia -1tic1- that the two l1cul bull collectors
Nc rs- WIseusn and Lcui1-. have civil salts
AGAINST lrch utheF ~ the Police Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Ns,s-s. Hart Bros. are rCugvltir. the b1ildiGg
Jr-s-site the Aston Hogse. known Us the PIlscc
ana intend 10 ft up first class establishment for
tE= aecl11cLztirn q lovers % c= cream and caAes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

HIS Majesty was pruseut ct the cricket iustch
between tie >riFtssre y. EU10lulu teams, and
seemed % enjoy thc discon6gure q the players
wh0 were hUwitd OCT by Pay-u7stsr Dawson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

-s-tI=z-su zzcsutly returned from stroNd tells
Us tla- the G trr-rE Vas El0ye widely circulated
than any utLc- Honolulu paper, and that vas hav-
ir- DISTINCT influence upon Us readers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Ths lhcrrnou-.tsr SHOWED IS Oh the evening 0i
thu - .ust presenting difference between uoo1
and evening Of Il tesvees, the IuerrgEy AZ nool
if55el4fe, 81 in tie SHADE. Wiui W, ucl.rei
clg-iv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

In. university 0i the birthday Jf tie Empes0r
III Geruarv was observed Jy the display 1t flags
f---1 tie consular 1l-ssafs il this city. Tie &C
c1sl1u vas tLc S'.h lnuiversAry- and cccGrrcd on
22-d inst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

aicssrs- lives & Levy display anr eoii-c;icae
rcc,ures n their aresion MONS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Tie number u the licenses issued 90 drivers has
reached a total % 20 q WHICH. lil have been
sr1r.ed o. EsvaiidEs, s % Foreigners and IS 70
Chimes me revenue g. Government from this
t-.al uuuhsr Is over S5ll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

ne Sunday Schools bed their glaFteIlF festi-
ii a Es-aihzo Clirrch last Sandy. there vas
= Far-r -z-teriur from all the uatITe cGu11E
Selorls = the dls@rirs- Sol1e verT eIeelis1t e
- =era ruue thrucgh, shUEiug boz e1rnsst
ard ,ser1ed the ts1-tsrs had ben and h1- attszl-
f5T-lV - s-koiars lad f5li1sd thea he si1E-
- - rs.r-f--lzrlv attractive. his MEETING Of
~ native ScrE4y S-hDols = q ms Inierestl1ig
80 - + usli Eorth visit; % tl0se interested
ID TIE work Il vii Be esTecsally a easln1, b1t L
ziIl zEord n.atter far coztes1piati11 even 10 ne
rnrrs- rtreiezs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

An saIit,-uaI sLzd Is nov n cJI-=l u erection
on tEs 2. NJ s : wharf 4, vii extend about loo
f..t rlarer tie waikiki end u the wharf and VIII
aHgsi sslitsg-sI fzeilI-iss for the st1-ucs Of
peFisL1bls c- fragile goods
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

We are again called OF % chrc,-ieie the depart
urs frJ-1 gr1nEst C. Of another Oh resident. AIT
Gas Titcout native q b1stc1- and El9 mas
bss- farursbly kn1uu As one OF ozr oldest l7Ia1-
1-rs uto iied IL this cry % The . . IEst u the
73th year Of Ii az. lie deceased geutizrltu
uossessg5 attributes which entssred him 10 al
zE1 cane 70 cl1tac- EltE him 5oclally- aud II
trsiusss e5rges be Ea- sstsemed for his integrity
ard sterling qzali-iEs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

B zane OF flctbalI Eas pin ed "a Satarisy LAST
{ tstzeer Is players q O1h1 Coiie-s and Is frou
Z Eor- Street schocl- AFTER q hard c1-test q over
I .a1 E1-rs. FictlrT inclined % tie Fort street
{ School boys- sec1ud E.ue vas v1l b. the sane
I team In a very much sh1rtsr time Foot ball Is
I fee-tv euarzstic game for THIS climate bit o1r
( younzsters have ~ e1oz-h 30 20 thr1ugh- and
I z1-e u1cummouly rood play Is made We hear
] -tre r---,tirsr rrr1sct / II urrsnect.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

TEs A1-ptItk=atre- fr111 stitch, - star va sea
shining az midday and vhich held the invited
-rereraI pzhiic present q the Coru1atiol cert-
monies. a. also the --Jr-euss rsETlli11 N Eaicl
their Mzssstlas were cruEued- car1c Under the
z-zczi1uaer's banner Oh the -ith INST and tEe
eufirs arrarcgmsuts irciuilr- lgrlbsT- etc. uere
sold by Mr.. Louis Levsy. II Ly0us & Lever. for
tie rross sun Of S1l651 OF this szu SOD Ezs
paid f1r Tie Pavilion. which L nos the property
q TIE Cr.yTsruE-sut-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

Who vas Il vh0 bad the charge Of issli1g thE
iazitatinus d ihe Ministerial B1lls Certainly
suue nue uho Ess not sell acqua1uted EIth our
ci-ir.us We kuo1 q t=D invitations ss1t FOX
usouls zho lad been 10 their graves over year
and another for lady uho has been absent from
II Ein-i1u1 fox mare than 81 Ulolths- hheu
the Mf1istrg again launch forth % the - q 50
cal fgtiyzfy thay had bettsr revise thar invitation
Il and u6t h1rr peopis's FEELINGS b - readily
rsrafndIn- them q t6s dead IN such . hsartiess
rnz-ueE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

AEsrsiaa vsll-tari,ss Is s;in p,vcrs SIM; a. DIFF
'ercnt parts q thc city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-28

til- Nr. james Clrrp5su becoming the purchaser
for S57lu. She viil De placed II charge Of VI.
S1rs1sll Tor tbs p-rposs u LsayIu- down and II
uuszltls To ascertain TIE location uf the existing
leak
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-11
N"K~ MY people are always Oh the
A lookout for chances to
o1A increase their earnings,

wealthy those who do not improve thelr op
portunities remain in poverty. We oier a great
chance to make money. We want many men
women. boys and girls to work for US right n
Their own localities ANY one can do the work
properly from the first start. Tho business will
paw more than ten times ordinary wages Ex
pensive OUTFIT fu, pished free No one who On.
cages fails to make money rapidly. Yon car
devote your whole time to the work. or only
your spare molnept.. Full information aad al
that ia needed sent frae Addess SrrSsos 3 Co
Portland, Mans. marlf.-
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1883-08-11
THE SUN.
NEW YORK, 1883,

-
As the time approaches for the
renewa! Of subscriptions, The Sun would
remind its many friends and wellwisbers
everywhere, that it is again q candidate
for heir consideration and support
Upon its record for the past ten years it
relics ior a continuance of the aeartysym-
pathv and g%enerou. cooperation which
have hitherto been extended to it from
every quarter of the nhion.
The Daily Sun is a four pagn-she~t q
% columns, price by mail, post paid, IS
cents a month, or Sc SO per year.
The Sunday edition of the Sun is an
eight-page sheet of Sc columns. While
giving ; Re news of the day, it also con
tains { large amount of literary and mis-
cellan, us matterspeciaily prepared 'o1
II. The Sunday Sun has met with great
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AsBEvILLE. April ri, 1853.
The School Board met this day in
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