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Heavy Failure I'm New York.

TBY telegraph 10 lIc UIsp"tVH'I
NEW YORK. June 21.-The failure Is re-
por.ed OF the Union Bay-State Manufactu-
ring Company, manufacturers OF straw
goods, $40 Broadway. Liabilities, aDoul
$500, 000-mostly to Boston banks.
The nominal assets exceed this amount
but may not realize as much, being largely
in the shape of factories and machinery.
The president OF the company Is William
Cook, OF Tarboro', Mass, OF the firm OF
Cook g. Co., whose failure was announced
today
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The New Hampshire senatorship.

TBY ITICEINVU 20 TTt I7I5VFV7'"I
CONCORD. y. H.. June 2l.-The Legisla-
ture in Joint convention at noon to-day
balloted for United States senator as FOL
lows: Whole number OF votes, 324 ne
cessary to choice, 1863; Rollins, ll3;
Bingham, 1I9; Stevens, II; Patterson,
30: Briggs, 20; Marston, IL (; Prescott, 2;
scattering, 4. Two pairs were announced.
Mr.. Rollins sustained a net loss OF 10 from
Yesterday. Patterson gained 8, Briggs q,
and Prescott 2. No ballot will be taken
until Tuesday next.
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New Wheat.
TBy telegram 10 the Dispatch

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, June 21.-The first
new wheat, which is unusually clean and
dry, arrived here to-day. 1t was raised in
Dinwiddie county n short distance from
Petersburg. The crop is about month
later than that OF last year.
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BUFFALO L'TUIA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN.

DIR. J. MARION SIMS, or NEW YORK,
the world-renowned specialist in these maladics;
=. have used In my practice the BUFFALO
LITHIA WATER. Spring No. 2. for Two years
past, aud have In many cases found il highly elf
cacious."
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DARNEs's HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.

Situated I'm the nourishing town Of Hampton,
three miles from Fort Monroe convenient 10 the
depot of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. con-
Company, offers superior accommodations 10 Wis
itOrs. Elegant rooms. Every comfort. Capacity.
$50 guests. Table lrst-cla's, embracing every
luxury which Tidewatcr Virginia affords.
TERMS: az and ~ 80 per day. Special terms
for weekly or monthly boarders.
Thanking the public for ftyors of the past. my
endelyOrs will Away be employed to secure the
comfort Of those who favor me with their patron
age. Telegraph-oiice In hotel. Electric bells
Carriages 10 Old Point and depot. stages every
hour for Fort Monroe; fare, loo:
e. l7-2m j. J. BARNES.
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ROOTS SHOES. &c.

4 THIRD SUPPLY OF sTEAM-gS1
IA ER. TRASs-CoSrINENTA!., and ~
CANVAS TRUNKS just received
All the new things I'm TRUNKS, vALIsEs
sATCHgLs, GRiP-sACKs, CLuB-sACks,
SHOPPING-BAGs. &C.;
Full and complete lines Of all the styles In LOW
and LIGHT BOOTS, SHOES, TIES, and
SLIPPERS Tor gentlemen, ladies, boys, misses =
children. and infants;
A speciality OF FLEXlBLE-sOLF, Low-iiEEL.
and BR0AD-BOTTOM GOODS for old ladies'
and gentlemen and " tender foots.'
J. 4. GRfGG.
corner Main and Eighth streets,
1lo pace Block
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CITY TAXES.
OTFICE CITY COLLKCrOR,l
RICHMOND. June l, 1883.
CITY TAXES.

This Office will be open daily between the hours
81 q o,cIock 4. NJ. and o'clock L. NJ, from the
15Tu TO THE BOTH OF JUNE, inclusive, for the
nurpose Of receiving from all persons charged
win CITY TAXES the whole or one half OF the
amount of tax charged.
FIVE PER CENTUM will be added to the
amount Of TAX charged in every ease where the
marty assessed shall fail to pay the Whole or one
half thereof within the time so limited.
Real estate agents and others having number
Of bisto pay will please send lists SO that their
bills may be gotten together.
property held in trust, please give trustees name
to June 30th. A. IT, "oopoon'
,eb.td Collector.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIyE.STOCk MARKET.

JUNE 1S.-Prccs this week ranged As follows:
Beef Cdtfie-Nery best, 6kc. good. 5m 5Ac.'
fair to medium, 104ac.: common, sc; bulls
3M34c.
Hogs-s',69Hc., net.
Neep.-33@4ac.
LdmbS.-JMOc.
Mich CocS.-S25@s40 per head.
VediS.-Sj@Sl3.
About ISIS head Of beef cattle, 1SS hogs. and
l43 sheep and lambs were on the market during
Tho week
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changed. Wheat steady; No: cash and jung:
No. 2, size: white. 4oc. Provisions stssdy;
Mess pork. f17 cash. Lsrd-Prime steam, s9.6o
cash. HOES steady at e5.90@e6.3o.
NEW iOKn COTTON rUrUkEs.
Nyw YORK. June 81. -Cottop--Gross receipts,
II bales. Futures closed stcadv sales. $4,000
bales; June. s1O.459siO.46; July. si0.45te
siO47: August, &l0.53Gfl, %; sep.cmoer'
tlu 26ms1O27: october, S9e6 November,
s9.s7MSo.S9; December, f9.sSees9.9U: jan
ary. s9.96as9.97; February. si0.06AslO.0s
March. slO.17MxlU.lS.
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COMMERCIAL.

AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June 81, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 1876 bushels.
CORN.-Whitc. SO bushels. Mixed. 42f bushels
OATS.-I. 900 bushels.
MEAL.-7O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. 90 bushels fair to prime Long
berry nj fl.lS to Sl.25.
CORN.-Wbite, 80 bushels common at So 70 CSC.
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NOW OPEN,
~ BLUE-RIDGE SPRINGS, VA.
THE UNRIyALLED WATER FOR DYsPEP-
STA.

Eminent iurists, physicians. ministers, End hun
dreds of dyspcptics throughout The land, laud and
praise this Water.
Go 10 POLK MILLER & CO.'S, on Main street.
aud try II. then come and spend the summer IN me
midst of the Wild aud grand scenery Oh the Blue
Ridge Mountains. II viii give you a new lease ON
life. Address PHIL L. BROWN.
Z In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-22

DIR. HARVEY l.. BYRD. OF BALTIMORE,
President and Professor of Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children in The Baltimore
Medical College formerly Professor Of Practi-
cal Medicine, ETC.:
In some Of The Affections Peculiar to Women
in the sub-acuto and chronic form, especially In
Ieucorrhda, AmenOrThGa. Dysmenorrh0'a. and
Cystorrhna. have In numerous cases fOnnd II
highly eficaciOusr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-22

NOBB'S ISLAND, va, THE DNL1
~ SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
The hncst and safest Surf-Bathing; Ocean,
Channel. nd Shark-fi,hing. and snipe-shooting-
Hotel Physician Dr. i. 4. FiTzHUGH.
TERMS: ~ per day; sl2 per week; fiO per
month. .
Route: From old Point by steamer NOrthamp-
ton 10 CherrystOne every Monday Wednesday. and
Friday. The Baltimore and Washington steamers
make connection with the Northampton. Addr 50
my l5.3fn j. T. >PADl.
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". +. BARR. NJ. D.,LL.D..

Member OF Medical Society Of Virginia, EN-Pre-
sldent Of the Abingdon and Of the Southwest
VIRGINIA Medical Society, Corresponding Mem
Der Of the Boston genealogical Society:
"Experence I'm It's use In number OF cases en-
ables me 10 bear testimony to the virtues Of the
BUFFALO LlTllIA WATERS or Mecklenbnrg
comfy. Va, IN CHRONIC DISEASES OF FE-
MALES"
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DIR. II. TUCKER. HENDERSON, y. G.,

DIR. II. TUCKER, HENDERSON, y. G.,
Member Of Medical Society Of North Carolina:
"Of the special adaptation OF the BUFFALO
IITUIA " ATERS 10 the Peculiar Diseases Of
FemalCs | have no question. In Chloro-Anemc
diseases in Leucorrh9a, In some Of the varieties
Of DysmenOrThpa. and in all those functional de-
rangements resulting from Nervous Atony, pre-
scribe these Waters with almost The same cOnii-
dence that | DO quinine in chills and fever
20 0D-ofaW3W
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Their names and appraised value are rs
follows: Worcester, s25,4O0; Shawmut,
$1,000, and the Savannah, $4,000, at Nor
folk; the Pawnce, $4,000, and Seaweed,
$500, ut Port Royal, $. &.
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LIME. CEMENT, &c.


DOCkLAND LIME.
just arrived. schooners" Allie Oaks" aud "st>
Elmo" with cargoes OF -
fresh from kilns. For sale low from dock.
Also, several carloads SAVAGE" FIRE
BRICk-all sizes and shapes: flkE.tLAl' and
SAWED LAThS. WARNER MOORE,
Lime. Cement. Lump aud Ground Plaster.
foot OF Seventeenth street, south side u dock
le l0-sAu2
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


sALEs-FmsT DoARD.-1,0 COO Petersburg Rail-
road bonds. - Glass b." at 73k.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Petersburg Railroad
stock at 24K, do. at 241s. 90 do at % 30 do at
2ii,; 80 shares Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
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EloIlr.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Flour-We quote: line. S3.2jGs3.50: SUPER
fine. s3.756i4.25: extra, So. l0@i5.30: common
family, S5.50MSJ.75: Patent family, S7Mf7.75
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THE FAMOUS RAWLEY SPRINGS are

L now receiving guests. Byrail 10 liarrisonburg
Va. thence line pike eleven miles IN stages. NJ
tested byemInent physicians and others, the best
iron TOME and Alternative waters In Virginia ietnr-
esque mountain scenery dry, exllilaralng air. me
band Of music and new grand piano: ball room ana
lawn amusements: stream and field sports. rooms
for coo in three large hotels newly painted and fur
nished: elegantly served fare, from NirginnS
rich Valley: telegraph and daily mall. Terms
moderate. Recent seasons nearly 800 refined
guests proyerbially social aud ailahle Write Tor
pamphlet. >. VAIN - bht,
H. 7-gOllm Proprietor.
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CWIFT'S SPECIFIC HAS BEEN THE
MEANS OF
BRINGING HEALTH AND HAPPINESS TO
THOUSANDS WHO WERE
PRONOUNCED INCURABLE OF BLOOD
AND SKIN-DISEASES.
HEAR THE WITNESSES.
SAVED FROM A HORRIBLE DEATH.

SANED FEOM IIUHKIBLE JfAIH'
Tn TO Nav last had spent ut least five hundred
dollars for treatment by many of the best medical
men without any benefit. suffered cNcruciating-
w. and all my best friends advised me that the Icy
hand of death was fast approaching. caught at
= :. :. like a drowning man ~ 4 straw. Aiter
taxing two bottles | could feel "A change for the
better. The sores began To discharge ircIly anu
The rheumatism TO abaie. When | had taken six
bottles every sore had healed, and my skin began
to assume a natural appearance. | persisted nnill
/ had taken twelve bottles. large size. and THERE
is NOT a SYMPTOM OF THE DISEASE RE-
NAMING. and / feel - well AS ever did have
gained twenty-one pounds in flesh. and my friends
wonder at my improved condition. nave recon-
,ncndcd 4 10 many. and I'm every instance with
complete success. fb,lieuethdt $. $. S.hdS Sdred
me- from q horrible death.
c. II. SMILEY, Quincy III.
Write for a COPY Of the little bOok-FREE.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
10 1o-Iw Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
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THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
HOTEL, COTTAGES, AND RESTAURANT.
GnEESDRIER COUNTY, W. VA.
OPENS JUNE 18TH.

The most celebrated resort I'm the South. Cli-
mate cool and de ightful. Waters wonderful I'm
their therapeutic effects. Terms $3.50 per day,
50 per week, and f75 per mouth
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JNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.
OLD POINT COMFORT. VIRGINIA,
HYGEiA HOTEL.

Open all the wear. and accommodates 1000
guests. Excellent Boating and Fishing. and the
Bathing The finest on the Atlantic coast. Terms
less for the accommodations given than any resort
in the country.
Circulars describing hygienlc advantages Of
either place furnished on application.
H. PIiGBt'S.
g. 3-F Su&Wom prODrfplOr and Lessee.
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NEW WORK Suu,C MARKET.
by Telegraph.

JuvE2O.-Quoted at s75@ssj for Virginia, an
SIiOGEIl2 Tor job lots Of sicily from store
Journal ~ Commerce.
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BALTIMORE. June 21.-Nirglnia 6's, cOnSolda-
ted. 80: second series. SO: pasf-due coupons, 40
new lO-4O's. 33%: new IS, %. Bid to-day.
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HOTELS AND observation-disclosures.

GUNNER BOARD ST. WILL
- take A LIMITED NUMBER or SUMNER
BOARDERS At NORWOOD, NELSON COUNTY.
Va. Large aud rOOmy house, extensive yard, Win
good shade Tor children. good fshiDg elevated
situation. IN sight OF depot aud ielcgrapb-oiice.
on Richmond aud Allegheny railroad, one hun
drcd miles above hichmoNd. Refers 10 ". Shep-
ptrd fartist) and Hon. Writ Henry. Richmond,
Va. Apply 20 +. =. II lNlLth,
my 3o-W8FGws Norwood. Nelson. Va.
GUNNER BOARD AT MOUNTAIN
> VIEW, Albcmarle cO,iaty. one mile from Rlch-
mOnd and Aleghany depot and liaiton post-oiiee:
Rooms large and airy: ward large. grassy, and
shady and fine water. Terms From sl5 % 500
a. 3O-It Mrs. 4. VI. PERKINS.
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NANTASKET BEACH. NEAR BOS-
~ TON, MASS-Coard AZ handsomely -iur.
ushed cottages. near strawberry Hill ana raiirah
49, Apnly 10 Mrs. CLARkE. strawberry HI,
first cottage from pier. or address care H. l.
~ - ~ '' IL l3-codlm
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NFILLBORO' SPRINGS,
WI OPEN JUNE lSr.
CLOSE NONEMjLR lSr.

SULPHUR, ALUM. AND CHALYBEATE
SPRINGS.
For circular and general information. address
CARROLL GARRETT,
MibOrO' Springs POsi-Oilce.
n q Osu I..fb Va
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DE-. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND, VA,
late Professor OF Surgery in the Medical College
Of Virginia:
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L AIDES AND SICKLY GIRLS RE
IL DURING gentle and reliable stimuant VIII
find BROWNS IRON BlTTERS beneficial.
ELKTON. KY.-Dr. +. Il. Weathers says:"1 re-
gard Browns Iron Bitters as a medicine Of un-
usual WORTH"
FAYETTEVILLE, ARK-Rey. T. j. Reilly says:
81 used Browns Iron Bitters for indigestion and
chils with entire satisfaction"
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- AND DANNiLLE RAILROAD, eight miles
from Richmond This celebrated summer resort
has been opened by " :. JAMES & son. of the
Purcell ana Mansion Houses. Norfolk. Va. and the
guests will enjoy not only the old Virginia well
come which has ALWAYS been extended 10 the pa
irons of the Hotel, but will through the enterprise
of the present lessees, have All the deicaccs II the
Norfolk market. such a. SOFT Crabs, Fish, &C.,
which will be shipped daily from Norfolk by IA
A. NJ. reaching Bon Air ~ o'clock i. VI.
The celebrated WOLFTRAP LlIBlA WATER
always on hand for the use of the guests.
For terms. &c. apply to FRANK ID. HILL
Co, 1903 Main street, Richmond. Va.
VI. :. JAMES 4 son.
a. aim proDfiptOrs.
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alan fully satisfied of the value Of the BUF-
FALO LlTHIA WATER I'm the treatment Of
Diseases Pecuhar b. Women. In this class Of dis
ease 1t is unquestiOnably deserving of very high
commentator"
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,

ID OCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
Two distinct hotels and separate dinng-roOris-
Cottages attached TO each hotel Gas aud electric
bells. Naval-Acadcmy Band. Charges graded.
Capacity, 1000 guests .-,. =, ,,,.,,.,,,,.
EUGENE G.. PEYTON
my 2j-2m General Manager.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

nAGGERS WHITE SULPH u Il
~ SPRINGS.
BOTETOTRT COUNTY. VIRGINIA.,
OPENS JUNE 10Th.
New beds and woven wire bed-springs; cottages
repaired, new rooms: and In part nice new furni-
ture added. Address W. Il REARU
Je 22-todlm Manager.
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I'VE TRUE FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH.
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
TWO MILES SOUTH on GOSHEN,
Chesapcake and Ohio railway.

This delightful watering-place VIII be ready for
the reception OF visitors on the lsf OF >UNf,
lSS3.
The Cold sulphur Springs possess the rare at
traction Of mountain ana water scenery combined.
The WATERS # this spring are renowned Tor
their great curative powers Of that distressing dis
ease Dyspepsia, aud the many sympathetic alice
lions ar1siug tberefron. .
HOARD: - p,r dav, 81 D week $3j per month
H. A.GOODLOE & son.
ms, . -.noI1wE IrOpriefOrS.
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HEALING SPRINGS. BATH COUN-
IL Tl. VA, WILL BE OPEN THE 1sT DAY
OF JUNE. Hot, Cold, Plunge. and shower Baths.
B,ths at the natural temperature of the water
SO Fahrenheit. send postal Tor descriptive
pamphlet. II. CARTER EuBANk.
a. 6-om prOpriefOr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
Supreme Court OF the Hawaiian Islands.
October Term. 1881 Banco.
Judd c. j., WcCpUy aaa .I4sf,,, J. J

Judd c. j., NeCRty and 1asf5t j. J.
NJ. RosE ET AL. vs.. II. H PARKER IT Al.
0"iaioa Or majority Of tie Cont, pr JwEl C. !.
The Court has taken time to consider delib-
erately the questions invovled in this case, and
a majority IS now of the opinion that the de-
oision Of the Chancellor, rendered on the 23d
September 1882, declining to decree the en-
foroement Of the agreement for the sale of the
land in question, should be affirmed.
We are however Of the opinion that, all the
parties being now before the Court, the plain
tiffs should not be put to their action at law to
recover their money paid 10 the late B. W
Parker, and now order that tho same be paid
by the respondents 10 the plaintiffs: without
interest, which is offset BY the use Of the land
see Johnston Y. CLANCY IS Am. Deems So
1t is in evidence that tie plaintiffs had ex-
pressed themselves as willing to receive back
from defendants the money paid and to rescind
the contract, but the principal defendant re-
ferred them to his counsel who said he would
consider the matter, and no payment was then
rendered. When, much later, the defendants
offered TO pay the money the plaintiffs answer
ed that they had parted with their interests to
the plaintiff, Rose.
We do no! think that this refusal to take the
money bars The plaintiffs from right TO the
relief non granted, since by the Judgment Of
the Court they cannot have the contract of sale
executed. To pray for the repayment of the
money in The bill for specific performance
would he inconsistent
II is urged thar the plaintiffs are barred Of
this recovery BY the Statute of Limitations
We understand that Courts Of Equity not
only act in obedience and in analogy to the
Statute Of Limitations in proper cases, but
they also interfere in many cases to prevent
the bar OF the Statute, where It would he in
equitable OF unjust
Story's Eq. Jur. See. 1921.
The circumstances Of this case justify US in
decreeing repayment notwithstanding the Stat
ute.
Decree accordingly. Costs to be paid by
respondents.
J. N. Davidson for plaintiffs, \ $. Hartwell
and ". +. Castle for defendants.
Honolulu, March LIST, 1858.
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BLANKETS:
PERFUMERY, FLORIpA wATER.
VIENNA FURNITURE:
Extension, Arm, Dining Room and Parlor
Chairs, Settees, &c.
CRATES OF ASSORTED CRoCKERY,

Containing Plates, Cups, Teapots, Bowls.
Chambers, Rice Dishes and Bakers,
Demiiohns, and gals Sample Bottles.
Vases and Glassware, Manila and Tarred hope
Hemp and /. Il. Packing, Coal Baskets.
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them in this action have not fully considered,
having come 70 the conclusion that they have not
shown that part performance OF the contract, which
in the light Of the adindged cases IL necessary in
order TO entitle them to relief. Bill dismissed.
]. NJ. Davidson for plaintiffs, A. s Hartwell and
W. r Castle for defendants
Honolulu. September @, 1852.
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GENERAL oFFIcEwoRK
The Great Success
.-...---..-. or .....-....
BAILEY & CO.,
PRoPRIEToRs

has created great deal q alk In business erees I'd
amnnE fhf people Tha neW idea vyhich the Am in
ulAted OF neetin the warts Of millions or Dfofie
has succeeded % well that their business has crown 10
mammoth proportions They commenced in 4 S.nra
on fremont Row. Boston. about four vors a and Srr
now doiag business Of Sf0o00ao per aunar1. Tsey
rave nine siorcswo in Boston one IL PliIsdeinilf-
u1e u l,tlinqre- one N New York. one IN BROOKLYN
lain, II. l. '-'
The main store IN Boston Is the large six-stor,
building 80 Warrington street. i + 80 feet deep md
:. feet wide and i lled With every conceivable Kind
o. oods CONNECTED With housekeeping The stocj IN
eiudes among other things 100 barrels of gisss-rsre
ana ABOUT = tons OF uHwdrc which gives an Id OF ft
anio1nt constantly on hand. from patrons 10 sceef
iron-o1e hundred girls are employed IN fhfs store
s1a IN noi,Gs{ times more than go. The secret Of
Aessfs- BAILEY & Co. 5 success lies In he kuo~irc
-t ne people wan and they have facilities 70 b1T
l- lo9 ots Tor cash aad can control mauflcfurers
lcks q boiier igres The business Il both Hhoie-
saie and retil aud g almost exclusively confined 70
nIe. zen. and iEen,Ffre cent goods. Tey have just
trcna<od 191 iot Of Buttons cunsi-ftrg 81 9Ii100
lu1en, and have given order f0r the printing Of
4tc inll.lon sheets % mreic PROM these facts 81
MI be readily sceu that they can sell many things a
le llcc- Hlch 1sionisl thousands o. bnycrs Those
2 % have ncTer visited their establishments VII ind
y Nii pay y do - as they can have b1t tie conception
2 the ~ irrcss b1rains which can Be ohfafnri for
nr or sun frnu the BGrfoF NfH5 0t1tf a1
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Agents and Managers Of Plantations shipping own
ers, and Tradesmcn. and all employers who desire
careful attention TO their business. would do well 70
notify me when vacancies exist
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THE L UNDERSIGNED HAVE. yrsT
~ rec Tsa P.r any Iu-uef from Boston. fl g.
80 =. y, q 49, ..sofllel fluls. 8i'fh re l11d-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-03-14
A Fine Assert mt Of Crockery |
A Cast-IrOn Vacuum Pan

sfeet in diam. by fcetdeep.
Vacuum Pumping Engine, li-incli Cylinder
and Finch stroke.
3 Wrought-Iron Tanks, each ! 200 gallons
capacity.
! Wruught-Iron Chimney, Go feet high, 37-in
diam, l-s-inch thick.
l Multitubular Boiler, 10 feet long, 8 feet 10
diameter, with furnace, front doors, etc.
complete.
3O-iBcb Weston's Patent sell balancing sus-
pended Sugar Curing Centrifugal Ma
chimes, with the requisite Independents
iron Framing, Wrought-Ifon Sugar Mixer
Of 1900 gallons capacity, with siirrer.
Driving Gear &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-04
WORK AHEAD.
No Policy OutIined-A Caucus OF Re-
publicans.

WASulNDr"N, January $50 far no pol
icy has been outlined for Congress, and in
the multiplicity OF pressing business it will
he necessary to eCOnomize tine and act
with discretion. The tariff question is, of
course, the most important, and the Ways
and Means Committee are giving their
whole time L. peifecting the schedule, and
Will have it ready by next week. In ths
opinion Of leading Republicans popular
.auU~ for civil service reform will compel
the passage OF the PendletOa bill or some
ike measure. All these matters Will be de-
lermiued by q caucus Of Republican mem
hers. 80 call has yet been issued, bat the
proposition meets with general favor, aud
saturday night is suggested as the time.
Representative Robinson, OF OHIO. Will
introduce into the House a resolution in
GUiriug under what provision Cl our treaty
Bismarck can prevent the importation OF
American pork into Germany.
\ bill will be introduced into the House
requiring West Point graduates to serve
three years as nuu.COmmi>slUued officers
before becoming lieutenants.
The House Naval Affairs Committee to-
day instructed the Naval Board OF Inquiry
10 ascertain what navy yard is best adapted
Tor the establishment OF a Government
foundry.
Senator Logan finished his TRADE against
Fit John Porter TO day.