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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after ar h 2 $50
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
-useave New.iorA. esoro.ses and Court ndr s'ress
u..,@ar. lt.,urg aad tie wc.' g'l ul!1an P, ,c.
..'.'- L1.td Of ,rior, Dining smoking and sleeping
a. ,oSusenas It CORY .or I5.sve fe,foean
ate and h- pil UcglJls
,oo@ An wa.,asioa ,n th. h. soa 3a E hSh m Washington
tIpr~s, Pullman Palace cars toy ,ept ~unlat D
a IA. .rnve Wellington A., D. N. ani 3 - a a'rye
ii8 4nd . p m sna = night sun4,g. Sd d. m 80
For Atlntic city except sunday hr,lzl Car.
for ape Nay except sqntay. IAN .,,,,,.
Bflnch. Bay Head Junction and in'Im''et; 'aon,
"a "a aadSyYc5 i' Aao0S n AND "a jaono sop &!O4S
For I'D POINT and NoroI. Nev-york Pnnad' Obj. ,nt
H1r OK y, latT% n ,S nd y a., T. ~ Ic Ne "a - M y wy
Boac' o' nrookyn Ann"y connect Nit1 40 r'ps igvs
Jersey CtY, a7oIcnZ speedy tut dTe, uta'ier tor
IIails arrive tron rreDurs, 71'. $50. ll:1 a. m. 5j5
and $50 ?. M. t4iy. Fror |sS"us''n a7l h4rm,r,G ,.
ea q. n,.I0' % NJ 80 o 20 ,,5 Iu $ p ~ m Pii.,.
dcpha, - go 81 . o 80" - % g. i0tt ! -
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$40. !l.3, a. III. $40. 20. tj' "-n '''. i0-'' D u
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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Z = -. >. T. . ,nicsio luuueL ana 20 w;slnston
p M. and H. usat w. &C ,amoa,ion 20 iliii ~
sai 10 ey.ng 4; 1 He, on Il "a s' i ana y! ana
eI.M,ns, uans ea'e .rol:a street ,,suoa Pha'sPns
- 5o 80 @ No. no. + ~ 5o S9T'E Lls, H. d55. '5.
cave faj.aclI B! caaiea al, es,sPs -qpa.,;
nd n = %, ie~h o.srs ,ourt,tu It.: tourtt nd
ro2y" & Aq'' 5,o3 q@ cl, F%H ST v pE2sga E@e,a
1,c.e ON g 20 B.iIory pa"- lni Cas''e ar u.
bars2gG r9p F.. no = IS T}1G ~! i''en''' ,r WOOD
G,n "a, Ni.ua.,r General Passenger Ageu.
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lrn rllE MnLnLK, nE BONDS nE rME
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

TllE MICHIGAN CENTRAL
1 RAIL. .pN' COMP ANN.
Tgrt-...L ..- DF.,.I. fGNN. tENrRH IfI1r.l
>fH So b NtrrI ', i--..
TTI TE'>-f.E BOOKS 90 iI,, COMPANY will bo closed
90 u'.u.. j. " 900 ~AIt l.IAi tI. tINpdtyof AftlL
rcIf nr .r iurfo-" 90 tlc ur trsut meeting ~ The
q ,,.Hlt.r' e D NI. .r Iulru't nu Do" m.luius "l
tHIDAt. tar -i.. So Ill dag n- 30 ~ r"y'.
81. Nay IENlI Irtt-ur,r
~. NlH lDn 10 loan "u mortgage, / L. q
',V' NJO.'INJb ptr tr.f hI 'Ucr4' '.trH
TAII iI.-f y. % PIe =. Room ~.
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For Bows and Young Mon-Country.

For BOYS anu OdlE Ahcl-NOu44IlS'
ALEXANDER INNIliI ~. - Military
y Boarding school. White Plans. -. T..
rrIcgun. o. WILLIS. Ih. y.
DORDLNTOW .N.J. MILITARY INS H.
ID IT-rl. Trtft.rs COLLEGE. -anN. nrii
u.ry fu.....- .f.U4"r.t 'tu't common sons" t'''t
ug 'rlrsf,d foundations lpa rl after N"a'hy location
rru'I al. Eoidrnto"- 81.
DOYS and NOl'NG MEN privately fitted tor
ID CoIcr. Conditioned or r,o,ti candidate. .ua. bed
summer 90 winter D. t'fI VI M ~l'' f'iilg'. Na'+
EIMWOOD SCHOOL IuH Epl>.-M Mil
Il f,If. Conn IYr,It- Whoa uItfIr!ii"I tho man
arcmcui ui t,.I -uis V M we'll 9, If lF ilr A''Htisr'
oG,icu rf IT, s,.o' Address i.NN. no" b.. -uri.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE. Freehold. \. J.
i.I sea-. IrIsr,- tor h"..'t--. ''r Princeton. 'u
iumb.a Yale aua harvard LI\ Il. O.. thAMbtE~. IsIn
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
/ M.r..-f,T. y opt. l--A
C.E WlT'N All. a. 81. -up.rn'. ulrn-
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Ctf.'l. t..'g 'u.t.r.A Thorough To- .'iul'.f N
MiIIIAHl toILlCI- ,svu Irul,'r.us Chemistry.
Cla,..'s. In-l-l. col. .NIL IlilO. hhAlI lf,..arur
HEV. A.G. SHEARS. W. D.. founder of rur
~ rr.' home FL. Iu.l u'rr-1 Dis family.
ri,u ouu fl. n.-t ff'rius uf f~v vouul boys
Iuu,atl. morals. u.'an'.- 'n' "'"-- t'i. r"n''-
ENINEESIlI OF PENNSYLVANIA.
+ p.n,rtnen, o. A.. n roenc ~0rn'ac school III
wharton -,h.o. OF fHar.. anil ,'',.mT ~ 'o'r." 10
XX' "Iiiio.,r.,ai ~,,a1 Nl '1,rr arn' ~ .',,Ipiv
In making nlIuy Ii'a~r sp''lN a'uuim'nt
IaN JI--i 5 90 l:h. secretary
University oi cnn~l'an.a. West Ih.. .4driph' fenn.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

To THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC AND SHIPPERS OF
FREItuT
The steamers OF th' " PEOPLES line"
DREW AND DIAN RICUN ND.
will commence tE,r regular 10 Albany. connecting
for Am - iuts Norft aud West TUESDAY MNNtN 80.
from icr foot ut a 81 At O'Clock p m
STATE ROOMS NAHMEp
y. .Fpiglt received uutu thr hour of departure.
". ". ENE,trl. President
TROY BOATS-CGrlXENS LINE.
steamers CIIY oF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pier
a. North River foot o thustuph'st daiv except SHtur
day a +. SUNDAY steamer touches At Albany
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OREGON PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
rINIE Commons of the First Mortgage ROndS of
the oregon Pacific railroad COMPANY maturing April /.
WIN be mad ON and acr that ditn the Ofoo OF tho
P'' " r. H. HoGG, III osldent.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31

THF FCHArHAWNAnoNAL BANK, ;
l9G BROADWAY. NEW. io9K. March ~ isN8i %
QUAR- ERLY DIViDEND.-Ihe he Board OF
W Dr,cors have This day declared quarterly dividend
OF III r. tR crNI per 'ent from Lne earnings VI ''o
lr'H'''' DUMAS wiz ii P 6oIEMJs 3 Cashier.
vVHE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on the
following bonds aud locks payable a. the banking
house OF MGssTs iN2yW @ d and eT AP Ri
HhTLAs ENGINE WORKS, TNDiANAPoLGs. IND.
FIr-i Mortgage
CINCINNArL HAMILTON DAYTON r. r. CO.
Fnst on oltlatei Sortg
coruNr T,I ISa AXb % 'mH0GEiNG vHELEY r RICO.
DAYTON i,F5I AND NIi'3fHS TI 5iiirtx r. r CO.
GRAND EAPii65 HS6 ) DIANA R. r. co.
F,' Fr, MSs MSfsats re IN n'L.n L.nd d"sGs Psntia
GRAND HllEN. MICH
INDIANA STATE.
IND1ANAF'3tIs. iIiN5J'
p,rrspr Haas9Pi T@ FnF : WHq%a -s3; CHICAGO nv co.
second Co' IS'5F"1S %oFt 'a.s rs Is. Series X.
d%.rierl% ".lS ib.yd per cent, special stock
ArnlL2
"A"lrTGS a2ay.l cl?ES5J, H5s5 j. 'NO.
Qnsrerly Dv'd s. per cent, Regular stock
APRIL 10.
JOHNSON COUNTY. IND.
Grave, Road ds
APRIL H.
WHITE COUNTY. I'D.
VfRWILIION COU&T ~. TSD.
County - ,
BATH co NTy. KY
comp o1Iise a
CENTER T * N-.GP. ISn
~,loo -
RICHLAND IOWN~HIP IND.
school s
WHITE COUNTY INit
Gravel Road -
April 20.
GEDToEn I'D
Nun. ipalGs.
Municipal "a.
ort,,f or ru, rof .. '.- f..
No % r.uAu"k.. > r.I. .. .f..
THE ANNUAL WEI i\.,.,t ... -...' I...-
/ the -trl. Urir- .trt .
'or tho ,.cs.Iuu lt BOARD % .. ..-
suci ptu hu-iu's- - 'f
ou tA. l.'h t,y 4 Nrf..i
cO.o.Apil ~ut Ir'p"n Ar.~ .t
MINERAL IA, .~ ",..
DUE REGULAE e. tEi iLElE nl. IDENt
4ro-. ~ tl. ,o,o,l, is Dsy,,, ,.-.j D. ..... .:
the company .rcrca NI,. it- tru. .,r;.y . 'h'
,y %, Sew YORK. o -toc ,hoirrs u .e'ui march ' $50
A....tlut treasurer.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
i97 Dro'rv'r Nr~ v"rA A.r.A Is. io-j
the capital .to,. OF f. upsi. h,' H. dy e'1 f. trd
p3va..r Thursday. g." u's cay of Apr next tn .oca
D.. tgr %. c,',t d -, W ,' @i business 'A "Wednesday "e
lie tra % Gu1s, ai. b. c..,-l oa "Wednesday d4rch u
orusa o. 30. a. II. CAL J..
Treasurer
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Az Schools-City.

Art SchOOis-CtY.
tJES. LOUISA Il. B.tIINER
vi VIII receive pupils beginning Iur'ay o'"hrr 20 IN
dIawiur UI and wai,r color painting. m ht towers AND
lsLLt.Ilt. CHINA painting AMI drr"iiii'1.
Studio. \u. 80 Ni'i spG-tvl
E'ttItIt'-
Mi Huntington. President NtfpIt Academy ~ D'sitl
NJ. William IiItf e.. -. Nj. amos VI. Hart. y. H..
AI. DAVID Johnson y 4
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Steamboats, nn0 NuiIroa0e.

NORWICH LINE.
" Rcducton OF 49, % al pon's Boston. 81 Worc"'
ter. - 90 ~trtm"rs ety" lie - Nrl iay'r. foot Ot
att next pnr appy' DcsJrpsss street Iey j.JJ
p. daily. excerpt sunday
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DnSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH AND EASr

ID FALL .INER LIS Best r"ut" VIA sound; May,-
mn biat.nus minimum O. les RON llet - N'I'
foot nf MURRAY 81 every day SUNDAYS
An LAT 300 VI St,aI.trs ! ANA ProNuleuc'.
Copnecon Of annex oat from Brook yn A5 Jersey
CITY T.. NJ.
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RAI LINE
ID 10 OLD POINT CONFORT. Norfolk Va. and South
lrsn via P'un f. $50 p m Par.or ,Ars q Baltimore
tI,uce Ftt,s ~t"tmers. atIynE At Old Point a. m.
Norfolk 4 IA. II. Y. IuoMfhINS tien'l lH-s Agent
Sl9 Broadway. y. Y
EOR RONDOUI and KINGS Ton. landing
i Al tCr,ns,on'. West Point CoruN all NewbGrg Mari.
boro. milton. Pougn.-opsc and Esopu'. Che a." ION
steamer G - nF lNt~I will leave TGc-iay
thursday at4 p m. ~afurdr,l m. ''om per foo p
Harr,or At \ K copuec Win lser and Delaware aBd
stony and NstskI Mountain Railroads
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

| IIOR NEW W-HAVEN.-SteamerS leave fecE
Il sn A. q m and II D. no. Sundays excepted. II 2,
M arrives in tine for early Iains North and Ease
/ 10 ntnc carr.H Hare
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
LH1 D-uA-,v, " Nrw NnlA- .lr-M j.. ,n,I

quarterly IVllrrlpf ,ut o. quarters OCT cent
Tho capital -to.. oi . upst. h'' t' d,y e'u f. d
pIFl.r thursday. g." urs cay of April next
d. t'r' o: rc.Yl t lg '' oi 'u-lr, "I "Wednesday c
TWENTY oultN dty ~ VI ,;,l. lS-t
he tra uu1.. nl. De c..ri ou Wednesday, Iarch T.
az O'Clock D. u.. AMI T,opcucd ou Irdly April At 40
ut.I.n a. IL CAL J.,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-31
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.

i he Ste4uer
JAMES W. BALDWIN
Wnl leave Monday. Wcdlr,d3v and Friday AZ !
ocloc. N, tom ii"r 100, OF Harrison 81. Norlh RIVER
Landing a trar-ton West PIN all New
M,Ibor1, hron Frutht e.r~ie amt express ctlnS
with Ulster and cawarc snd stony Glove ant C4tsAu
Mountain Railroads
ANItATION OPEN.
~ a SKILL EVENING LINE for rat.kul ~tuyy's
and informed T. landings Ielyes
80 J4yst y. a. for TINS cvery IT. lS AY
THURSDAY aud >ArU URDAN. ate m. Freight received
daily until .. y.
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OIii,i DF fil rv' '.-
No % E.uAuWt.. N ~. ... f....
THE ANNUAL VAIL |\....i ... -...' .I...-
%: the -trau Hrir- OF ...
tho ,.cs.Iuu BOARD u' .
arG ,ur'4 otu hu-u's- - I.tF f-..
he Yf1 1,c o H Hr
th. 18Th day 4 Nnf
10 GA plI aut iv1pvu a. ga.
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china's Railroads and Telegraphs.

Isl ighai Cor. l4o N III nes
China can easily find responsible people
who will contract to supply her with
1000. 900 tons of rails or ! 1000 miles of
railway, with rolling stock and verything
complete and the fact that she has not
made any such contracts is proof either
that she is not prepared to pay the price
required by the people who arc in posi-
tion to do the work or that she does not
want the railways. Ten years ago the
latter reason was the true one; to-day the
former is nearer the truth. though the
latter has still some effect
The Chinese can not for many years
hope to manage railways. Even in the
case Of the Chinese telegraphs, the fact
that the charge per word from Pekin to
Shanghai, distance of some 800 miles, is
40 cents say, Is 6d) is proof that there
is no management at all; and with rail-
ways 1t would be worse Even in Eng
land, after sixty years of experience, rail
way managers are such exceptional men
that we are obliged to pay them more
highly than almost any men in similar
positions. and any arrangement which
leaves the railway management in native
hands must be ruinous to that particular
scheme
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27
A Painters Lay Figure.


Mr.. ]. G. Brown has now under way
another of his bootblack pictures. A
young boy wearing a straw bat is seated
on his box painting a mustache and a
goatee on the face of his younger brother,
likewise seated on box. When Mr..
Brown was found at work on this picture,
the model consisted of two bootblacks'
boxes, placed ono above the other, on
which were in similar position two round
smoking tobacco boxes of cardboard. the
whole being topped with dilapidated
straw hat
The unnatural inference was that Mr..
Brown painted his bootblacks out of his
head. he having put on canvas so many
of the genus On inquiry. however 1t
was learned that the youthful model who
had been used for one of the figures be-
came tired and was allowed to go after
receiving another hat in place of his old
straw. the latter being the part of the
picture on which the painter was then en-.
gagged Hence the strange substitute for
lay figure
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27

An item is going the rounds to the fol
lowing effect; "A Chinese banker, Han
Qua of Canton, is said to be the wealth.
lest man in the world. He pays taxes
upon an estate of S450,OO0,0OO, and is esti-
mated to be worth 81, 4O0,0 OoOn Upon
this statement George Francis Train com
ments thus in The New York Sum I'm
country where they use 1900 coppers-
cash, SO called to 81 larger coins are
over estimated. A guest of old How-qua
not Han Qua-three decades ago at
Canton, and later of his sons, ! saw his
wonderful gardens and beautiful grounds.
He was lifelong friend of Russell & Co.,
leaving them untold sums. They pro
tected his estate during the opium wars.
He was known as friend to America.
He may be worth $4,000, 0O0-certainly
not Si,4O0,O00,000. History is fearful
liar u-C Chicago Tribune
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subsIsting on SPARROW.

M. Emile lola says that after leaving
school he became clerk in warehouse.
His wages were small, and, although he
tried to add to his income by writing
verse. he found much difficulty in keep
ing the wolf from the door Indeed, the
public thought so little of his poetry that
he was often obliged to go hungry to bed;
until, one day, brilliant idea struck him.
He lived at the top of house, and had
access TO the roof. Nothing seemed to be
more easy than to improvise trap, and
to set it on the leads for sparrows He
successfully tried the experiment. and for
some months afierward sparrow was
almost his only animal food
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Old Boys aud Gir.s of English s Q ETY..
I"Cockaigne" ia The Areo iausl

OAU ApOyb anu UlES VI hnkIbn . U Guy.
t"Cockaigne" ia The Arso iausl
1t is impossible to say what age Is
looked upon as the limit / myself know
one young lady" who goes about in
society as girl, and has her name en-
graved on her mothers visiting card Qor
protection, SUPPOSED who is between 90
and go. The only thing ungirlish about
hor is that she doesn't play at lawn tennis.
However, in that respect she is an excep-
ton. for the older girl gets, and the
balder and more stiff, jointed a.man seems
to grow, the greater interest do they take
in that now most silly game. l know an-
other "girl" of 80, or thereabouts who
skips about with racquet in her hand at
every garden party. and men of go who
live in white flannel trousers Why they
do it is what beats me.
Both males and females are the reverse
Of attractive in any sense. The women
have paint covered wrinkles, false hair
topped heads. and porcelain cmbellished
gums, while the men grunt when they sit
down, and their knees crack when they
walk, let alone run, after ball hit be,
yond their reach / might say that the
majority of these absurd old boys is com.
posed of retired army generals, colonies
and majors, whose idea'of active service
does not go beyond the hardships and
dangers of review at Aldershot or an
inspection on the barrack square
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Fifh--As AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM, the
DAILY HONOLULU PRESS possesses
unequaled advantages, having retained all the
subscribers to the late SATURDAY Press, in
addition to a new subscription list, which is
daily increasing, SO that the paper is not only
enjoying a large circulation in this city and
vicinity, but is also mailed by every steamer to
subscribers at almost every landing on the
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thus combining the advantages of both daily
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who reads English.
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How Trees VARY in Diameter.

The diameter of trees is said to vary not
only from summer to winter, but from
day to day They are larger from noon to
twilight the next morning than from twi
light until noon; they are smaller in the
winter than in summer. Wafer and the
sap of the trees expand not only in pro
portion as they go below the freezing
point Low temperature as well as high
promotes evaporation, and the trees evap-
crate from their branches in winter, and
so the colder the weather the more they
shrink. Boston Budget.
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General advertisements.


General advertisements.
N. v. MCChGSRGyS Sons,
No. AZ Queen Street.
Have now landing
Per Alameda & John D. spreckels,
LARGE SHIPMENTS OF
assorted MerchGnd6se
Consisting in part Of
Bills Flour, Golden Gate
Bbls Flour Ell Dorado.
Sacks Wheat, Best,
Sacks Barley, Best,
Sacks Corn, Best, Whole,
Sacks Corn Best, Cracked
Sacks Bran, Coarse aud Fine
Sacks Beans, White,
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Sacks Beans, Bayou
Sacks Beans, Horse,
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Sacks Onions Best Silver Skin
Sacks Potatoes, Best in Gunnies
Cases Nicnacs,
Cases Extra Soda Crackers,
Cases Medium Bread,
Cases Cracked Wheat, 10 Id. bags,
Cases Corn Meal, white, 10 h. bags
Gases Dat Meal. 10 ID. bags A
Cases Corn Starch
w Casks [ Hams
Gases r. B. Bacon
Cases Fairbanks Lard 3 ID. pail,
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Cases Fairbanks Lard, 10 h. pail.
Cases Whitney's Butter, in tins,
Half bbls. Butter, Pickle Roll.
Or bbls Butter Pickle Roll
Half frkins Butter, Gilt Edge,
Or hrkins Butter Gilt Edge
Cases New Cheese.
Boxes and bdls. Salt Goldfish,
Bbls Tierces Columbia River Salmon
Cases Fresh Eggs,
Boxes Brown Laundry Soap
: dozens Brooms,
Pure Java Coffee Roasted and Ground Id. tins,
| Sacks Green Coffee
Chests Japan ca ID papers,
Boxes Raisins, London Layers,
u boxes Raisns, London Layers,
u boxes Raisins, London Layers,
Boxes Raisins, Muscate
Drms Citrcn,
Boxes Cunan,s
Gases Chocolate.
Gases Mixed Pickles,
Cases Spices assorted, all sizes,
Polls Mince Meat, Atmores,
Tins Mince Meat, Cuttings
sacks Raw Peanuts,
Sacks English Wanuts
Sacks Soft Shell Almonds,
Sacks Texas Pecars, extra large.
Cases California Honey, lb. tins.
Fruits, Jellies and Vegetables.
Bales Wrapping Paper, extra quality
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Best California Leather.
Sole, Insole, Harness. Skirting and Uppers.
French and American Calfskins,
Sheep Skins Goat Skins,
Hawaiian Saddle Trees.
And other goods too numerous to mention.
These goods are fresh, bought very low, and
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CT. MATTHEW'S HALL. SAN MATEo. CAL.
A SCHOOL FOR BoYs.
Under Military Discipline.

EIanS
Established tSsgsc land Of
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