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HOTELS.

AA COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
E::: HENRY MACFARLANE bess
!lillN to acquaint his friends, and Gentlemen
arriving in Honolulu, that his Hotel
Will be found TO possess every requisite accom-
mediation Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter, of su-
Perior quality. Superior Billiard Tables and Bowl
ing Alleys. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths.
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CHARLES BURGESS gives notice TO the resi-
| dents of Honolulu that he is able TO supply
them with all kinds Of jcwclry, viz wedding rings,
Keepers stone set. plain and chased scale nngs'
ear hoops, shirt studs. wrist buttons gold vest but
tons, etc, etc, etc. Jewelry repaired. Old gold,
silver, and California coin bought.
@ A few very handsome cornelian stones. on
hand. CHAS BURGESS, Jeweler.
Il-6m King ST., opposite the Maine Hotel
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{ FOTICE--An persons having claims against the
estate Of Manuia OF Coldsmith, decesseds are
huested to present the same, and all persons M
)bted to slid estate. TO make payment TO
Sept. 10. 1881. SWAN & CLIFFORD.
\LELO OHOOIAHA.-E na kanaks pau. Ma
nuia make !, ale aka Il. . hooataka mai 2
mea = pas j sis u &, . kaa koke mai is
Sept -. lssi.st-ts SWAN T. CLIFFo6D.
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HOUSES, LAND, &c.

nrAI. ESTATE-Bargains.- Three dwelling
|k large lots. situated in the central
boTtion Of the CITY. For sale on reasonable terms
ENQUIRE of c. c. HARRIS.
Jan Is ss-tf
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H0NuAUlA. EAST MAUI.

Cargoes bought on COMMISSION al y % pei ION
or IL IL cents per bbl.
Enquire in Honolulu of A. P. Everett, or Makee,
Anthon & Co.
There is greater proportion Of the RED poIa-
toes at Honuaula than at any other part of the po
tato region.
Honnaula is the most convenient anchorage at
the Island Of Maui, to get cargoes on beard 6m-l7
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HEAyING Down and Storage Hulk Don Quxote,
II Vessels supplied with ship carpenters, !oinerA
cauikcrs, riggers, copper lumber nails, old Junk
pitch, oaxum, paper, stages. scow, etc. Apply TO
C. A. TANER. at the sail lott,
ls.6 orJ H. JOHNSON, on board
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vOHN HAMILTON. ESQ, of Sydney, n. s. W.
>, lately from San francisco, will hear Of something
to his advantage BY calling Immediately on the un-
dersigned n: y. !" Al1aS
Toseipu Office, lst July, le5lll-H
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ISLAND PRODUCE-The undersigned, having
erected large and commodious buildings at Ka-
huIui, E. Maui, are prepared to furnish all kinds OF
leland Produce at that point at the shortest no'ce.
z .huIu Is the landing place ofthe East Maui sugar
nlant atoms and is good and convenient harbor.
Ss',f BOWLIN & CARTWRIGHT.
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(CoRY.) ]

These were the words which we heard in
Great Britain, II a conversation VIXEN We met
King George the lyib, after the death Of Liholi-
ho, and Kainehamalu his wife.
At that time Boki informed King George ",
Of what was said by Kamehameha ], to Vancou-
yer.
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The following il the English Translation o
the testimony Of Kekuanoa to what was sas! a
the Court Of ST. James, respecting The protect'o'
Of the lsIands, which testimony was comnittes
to Mr.. Faruhasn for his use in England:
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Sugar !. sugar... Koloa Sugar for
y .sIe by ss-tf H. HACkFELD.
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nx CARTs.-Six OK Carts for sale BY
I 4s,f A.P EVERETT
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TOR SALE 70 arrive e-4 cattle sugar mills no'
ixontai with rolls 22xl5. BY
etf STARKEY, JANloN Il CO.
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OHIO.
Desperate gis,!-Assauit on Mudsc's neos'ea'
ps.,orr- r., rsen shet-Twenty Arrested.

Tho ca,;pet-makers' strike, which was
a,;",..s ~ yesterday's Nonyareil, resulted IN a
e, ,,.r,cefnl not yesterday afternoon. For sew
mos. nsst much excitement has existed among the
Of the city, on account 81 the dlihcRuss
.kSc originated hudgeH Bedstead zctsry from ths
reduction Of wages 10 that esthDsisnment
several neetlags had been held and yesterday the per
sons held ont learning thai about thirteen lourns
we're az work the factory al the reduced pics- as
sembed Pearl 81 market house, together WIN We a
from several other shops IN The cty 70 lAe %
Nv four hundred After several ibnan 'at9fs speecle
they proceeded in bedy 70 tae factory "aca S''aAeI
IN Toufuna between EInc and Race
Tbecro.d halted IN the nechhlra0od II the Isoy aa
sert q Committee to wat on Mr. Nudge, am haneeu
that the shop should gust WORK. OF else that he
cd priceg should be paid This refused and the Con-
nt ere ale we'd ~ enter the acciy 10 converse
with the mon -. q,
AS soon as MI II e answer was known, the excited
mob rushed forward and assaulted the ding with DcA
bats and attempted 10 eject an entrance lAe
windows Of the factory were dashed ~ Dat the ps
sons iDsde Of the building promptly closed Tue dJoi5 sh
iron window. ShutteTs further ia maze
nearly one thousand Al this moment Mayor Iayir wAo
had reserved Lotce OF the aSsembi2se arrived upon s
ground with strong posse Of police Seyes al q the Is
leaders secured and the IoeiS ihen tuIheu upon 'e
officers. a., -. - he h.,,
with, brick he TIMED and fred upon his assanan' 'h
his breast, nlccng severe !" 5dhe
Pat FIapBery Knocked down pat not severely Lurt
One Of SHOT the AIM, anc t"o Othefs
slightly wounded " y.
charged IN great numbers and rapid succe SION the oce
succeded ID carrying OF me prisoners, but were followed
by the excited mo5 who kept up constant shower %
bricks and stones 4, - ~ a, .
prisoners were baed By their friends LAST evening.
[lln. NOap, Dec 2
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South America.

hdyices have been received from al
para,so BY way OF Panama TO Oct 25, nearly three
weeks later than our last dates
In chill, the rebel army, 10000 strong,
commanded by Carrera and Arteag3, were met by
the Government troops, $50 strong az Petorca,
about 40 leagues from Santiago, on the l4Lh OF Oct.
They fought for three hours by the Petorca clock,
ard the result was the total defeat OF the former,
with a loss Of 20 killed and 200 wounded, and 400
pysoners including 30 officers. Carfera and Arteaga
have not been taken. The Government army, under
Col VidaurTe lost - killed and - wounded. 400
of the Government troops have gone by sea to Join
Bulnes's army the remainder will sail tomorrow
for CoquimoO, that the affair IN the North may be
considered quelled. In the South, Cen Cruz has an
amy of 400 regulars, and $500 militia, the latter
badly armed and clothed. lie has not bulgcd as yet
from the Province of Conception. Bullnes IN ie y
DAYS will DC on the frontier Of that province with
loco troops OF the line and 300 mhitiamen, all well
armed, clothed and paid. Bunes appears to be de-
teInned to run no risks, and 1t IS generally sup
posed he viii soon restore order and qqletness.
III. b. ~ steamer GOrgOn has captured and brought
ntopoTt, from TalcahuanO, the rebcste amer Aranco.
IL is expected the COplapo railway will be finished
by the Ist Of December.
In ECUADOR, the Presidency Of Gen.
Urbina has been unanimously acceptable, and 1t is
probable that peace VIII be maintained for some
time.
PERU is in perfect tranquility, and this
peaceable state rs greatly contributing to It's adj
vancement IN commerce and liberal institutions.
BOLIVIA is also i'll peace, although Con-
gress has not fulfilled the promises with which II
began its meetings. ~ frSi. some Of the members
Government, but they were speedily sienced and
that body Will close its session without having done
anything except abolishng Quina Bank, d measure
which Government had resolved.
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,,.n,,r and cs,s.,se E Green, aged years aai {

r,n,.r and Cphsrne Z. Green, aged years S&a
months .. invites. - attend his Z r.
80 ~ ,.s,l.gee u his fAIbar, \ =, - 1lVa "a
$50 rTu,Sra,l a. = o'clock wlihsat ,lt.Hsi .,
'~ ~, Sal iat Dee = Nm. IVY GAlFfAHt go ~ ~ no
% DAYS -, s,tv aiS, the rn,,.
hers of N. Church of he Nativity. are TsspeGes az
Yted 10 attend bis flasral this day. =.
c'c!rckP NJ ,frtls as parents residence ~
on the rich, If Sunday, Dec :, asel 9 ys.is AZ
mouth. NAkGARET JOHANNA, aarEeiss OF Joan
Msrgsr,t Manning .-..,.
tsrd he funeral from the rosideace Of her ai1sr No
Fast Broadway thus TUESDAY afternoon. Al oe-
"i oS surssp Dee = JAMES BRUDINELL AYRg
dertIst. # cons nIrr'iop aged a Years -
lis remalts wit be 'aSsn TO the New-f0rk BAY Ger '
,erv Hs relations aud friends. AMI Columbia Lodge
1 1 q of O. + and the Je >eY Cnoitnea,al bua0l> t
Jersey Ciiy-of 10th OF which be vas memoer-srr e-
specially nved 20 attend his funeral, 20 tAae place ~
his ia'p rfsdtuce, No 1875 Futon-st, On Sunday, Dec
at l o'clock 7 VI, without ufilef n5.,rs 49,, az
On sunday morntg Dec Z. Mrs ELIZA ANN WIZ -
Rev Siheuken ReInin ton. aged 80 rearS.
The relatives AID friends Of the family are invited t. ~
tend her funeral Tuesday. Dec ., al l0l A tn
Or lie IN INST a. his late residence. No GO Princes
PATRICK AIEEHAN. IN the list Year OF ms age a."
OF 81 Johnsronn. COUNTY Longf,rd, Ireland ana Tor .r
last rs wears a resident of this CITY. -,
HrS friends and those Of the family, are respecticn
invited 20 attend his funeral, wmch Will teNe p's's
from ST Patrck's Cathedral a. 10 O'Clock on ,s,u''
morning. 80
on SaIurday evening. 9Th inst, WILLIAM A. GOD
WIN, AGED % years. - -
The funeral VIII take place Tuesday. the OH inst
at O'Clock = NJ, from his aie residence NO IL, psast
On sabbath morning. Dee. T.. aesr 4 shor. illness
THOMAS LEFOH, infant son OF Joaa l. ana hhZaoe'a
Brewer aged months ard q DAYS
The frieuds and relatives are respectfully invited 20 a.
tend the funeral THIS TUESDAY, Are ~ One O'Clock
from No 10 HarTison-s,., without further invitation
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DIED.

On N,nday Dec 9Th, after a lingering lness. a ~.
COEION wife II James Coming, LAKE Of EiLa5 II 81,
Scoia1d} IN tie 1Vfh year Of her age.
TIE friends u the family are respec'inlr Nh i 81
s.-rd rr firreral en h rdntsdsy afternoon - lc,
f,trl her late TssilsnCs. No y Nandan-st 49, -,
or Monday. Dec. 9, Il 2 A NJ, DIS. oOFh4A "-AhO'
l. Fe- e, ID those Of her son. SyvAnvs s. Ward are
,rfr invited 70 attend her funeral ron he resi-
s I'll lie l.er No - La-h.-sf. th-s faCs1ayl .Ates-
,.ev n O'clock without f4ltlcr luF4t-f-sl
ID o. II mi lglrlltion q the1'"es SARAH hLll 4
aged gtars. ..-
al -rY res .tnca 40 ~ Cllu -c.r h-i-
s8n-s: tbs lTlesl4gl r-ofG1s 10 Il o'csA, '---5li
further notice.
ON acrday morning De- g. in ~ S7hye,r Of her az,
Airs CAROLINE "a, 14Y--rE "a re --t- Nci a l. = .
Fafnlug, oi the L. 5. Amy
ne friends Of the fnlT are inved - ateni her i1ne-
raj from her a.e residences No ei East lith-s,,
~ s-av without further invitation on Wedlest1y Dee.
ON Dee. .. CHARLES ROGERS. Youngest son Of
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NEW-YC,RK TRIBUNE.
Arrival OF Casharine Hayes-senWo, ,b.r
Referen, e TO Kessutn-Arresfs-i' W
urkese

Arrival OF Catharine Hayes-sen'1W o,th.r
n.c.,~x- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "ea'ho'
The nlarkets.
V'"'''SA"eh1s ', NV Monday, Dec. S, ISL
A., c-.ta-;ne HAYES and suite arrived
%I'o 90 49, afternoon. Miss Hayes gives ner
m IhIs oiy w. in Philadelphia TO morrow evening.
hrs. cone Keieht, Esq, an old merchant Of Inc
, so.p Liberties, died this morning.
Weather sultry and disagree@ole Today, arrests
The police have made large numoef1 o. az az 80,
dining the past fortyeght hours, principA"y i'' ~
ordeYiy and drunken conduct A.. .;,y ~ ,he
Nuch appreciation IS expressed 40 thls V ~ -
GLORIOUS reception given the liiusti'.o ~ ~. =. fit
Eew.Yerk, although much disap2olhtnsAs - ~
by citizens 10 conseeeenu6 - ne o,ssing Phil
sSs,nbis by IA mis- Southern tour. tiust there -
no foundation to the runlor' -. . .
The steauship Albatross, FOR some months past
xs.rlar xs,ier between this p0n and IharleSton
ms been sold for whatrdde or at what price, nave
TLs corroE market - quiet. BREADsTUFFs Of all de-
..si,tions are he'd firmly. Sales OF $40 obs. FLOUR
stsnSsrd and mIed brands. for shpment z ooi. Inc
ssIss FOR city con sumption are 20 moderate extent NJ orr
eo,,,r oloiat0rs. In RYE FLOUR and CORN MEAL no
sses have been reported Tine last sale Of The former was
ATS 37} and the lateral - Dbl lnere 10 gsgd he-
hnsb.l Sales Of 5000 10 600 bushels primo southern
and Pennsyyaeia Red at s. cents. part ahoat RYE IS
scarce waited Corn is IN ilmrsd demand snss 90
600 bushels Yellow al al cents aOat ior new ana ~
90 cents for old cargo Of Sputhsrn OATS sofa al 50
ssns bushel WHISKY IN limited request. We quote
'e.Ps oE STocKs- Frs Boqrd--2l Penna Bank. ll3;
s16 Psadine 81; Philadelphia Bank 1885,; Union
Canal I3! 5000 State &C. l0z 500 state 1s 80 sIoey
Tennessee S. Sli u Norstown RR Si.' DO 81. ~
WON BocrS-si 800 City r. g., 81, lo3l $4,000
Reading r. o. no. 7 100 Sch. Nav. 10; 10 Unlon "a
sai i3 zoe Reading r.. sc $4,000 Camden < Amo'y
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lat - 81 len IS IN hts~ gate oatwNySs -,,s,..
jersey, Nt ss!lgh The Captain was Washed w..
board hut By rrsps - CO. II rpe which ,.s -.
Washed at N, SAME time. succeeded rsssnla. IA.
dect
sehr Bron,es Simmons BIO Hache e dayS. Asle< m.
81 asil wooo - maasr Hs3 aeasy S1a.hsfs al VasfA
srs - "a = &c u iass "a ne aSthwzll u Is
Call Leu b. bark Jesse, Of BfiS,ol. Bug lcr Loafsx
Tag Sr hTgs prince Albert. Ynans. fr ISvcrpo-l A.
DGrNs Nilfgan do do . sail IN FEW daTs. Soscrl.
uon Falkrer do DO Magi5ian. Steele, do. 10.
Schr Awtssador D'dse. Machas days Ia aA.s .,
SIMPSON, Mathew 4 20. STA. Co. With brig Bar~.A
sae schr v sichmsn, for NeN-Nogk.
Scbr W VI Mailer. Price, bA uaere 4 dsys J. u. n
gli'sf IoTo
schr Hsrbfuger. Hssth jack soavill. y d.v, x,r..
psns 20 Cilcu,lst & Co So IN C, WITH seA,, ...s.
Claoid SUD NelrOse. far NcS York
Sshr Sterling Bf Homes, Wadsss a DAYS p,,sf.s.
% master
scfr Alice, wirks Baltimore days, wA.a, 70 N.,l.s
Lore
schr peco,a MAXIM. Warrington n C., dan. e,.,.,
ana naval stores - VI " freeman Co
schr Atha Wilton APalachcola dsys cosior ana -,
hscco o. Pst
SAIL ED-simr Me- sersrdss sAls ossa. oue.,.
C;Fssgold. for s4Saa.G
WIN Dat s0assS sW
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TRouBLEs UNDER The LIQUOR law
The first vio at attempt 70 the are OF liquors has
follows
Some in Boston consigned eulntity Of liquors t,
signees licensed To sell under tae new law lhc
liquor sent down TO Frankfort per steamer Boston,
and II auy,d there On "Wednesday morning. On leaving
tho boat the Captain (rhos Ssnfordl gave directions 10
fAnd no freight Cor At least the hluol until the freight
charges were paid and himself Went % BaIgor
The friends Of temperance in Frankfort who are most
active IN enforcing ne iawtSoS on. warrants which
seenons TO seize tho liquor lie proceeded to the boat
where he told by the mate Mr. McNay) Of the a
recons the captain and requested 10 suspend
rstiens until Thursday morning.
number Of voluntary ASSISTANTS again Appeared Mr.
Looms l1Sior the agent OF the boa a. Bangor then
another reqUes, to deay Uail MS return 4 dsterm,
nation was made the part OF the hoafs men not 10
suffer the hSasr g be Removed, but the party for the
hqoor' segerai ,aeoe eaSre, IN which the readeSt
varirus rSmcrs q, .c b sSa , ,,y sS There are
actual violence after which he dsSt became sSnerSl
we're beaten or and the liquor taken o6ccr S,-
,s va; !. , be- so sSTi Ssa 70 ,Ass has
Tt, who was last eveEg reported 20 be dead alsO man
BY the name Of Caren understood TO be urea and On
Soon aer these prcee,dag the Boston started on he,
sesuYn VOYAGE TO Boston An cypress had from Frank
fort this ,lsee With warrants for arrests board me-
On her ARRIVAL ~ O'Clock, she boarded b. lish
sh.Iia VIM. Rust, and Deputy Sierra II W. Cunning an
seemed en- the point of bens discontinued Tae boat swung
from The ~ afi with Mr. Rust sin on board demanding
more thorough search and the dstention Of the beat,
ohcer Cunn,nsham again went on hoSri and Mr.. Rust
asked for an additional force las there ample appear
anee ct essa bot weEt The boat parted her
stSrn ne aod vent down tse hay short distance. Bat
tN ouet 81 we ehcers size returned the wharf Tie
men we're discovered aud after much inaneuysrnr batuo
Nelences were arrested in the evening
Capt sAniSnl has gwen bail for 5000 The mate aud
ertw are IN NE jail. The captain has entered p,eSt
we eeentlon OF his boat which cannot 70 on Most
ei the isssenstfs have golc GA VIA Watervlne
The crew are TO have examination l. orro,y corn
sbr. '
pr Icons rayor he a.er, n, n. h,,, ", p,rso- :;
arrested His fepor,e1-b3w yrushfally we inow NO
uA' M T. H1ervd tho cgewto resist 10 extlomiiieS
InllLn.- n.
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STEAMBOAT CorLisioN-Great less Of

STEAMBOAT COLLISION -Greaf Loss Of
IJcO On Thursday morning last about o'clock, fright
ful collision took place between the steamefs Die Vernon
and Archer resun in the Tors Of the latter vessel with
serious oss OF life This accident occurred as Enterprise
Island about five miles above the mouth Of Illinois River
the Die Vernon descending and the Archer ascending the
Mr. D. Coll plot of Inc Archer makest this statement
The boat ascending the river about AM, when be
tstoyoftd the Die Vernon coming down At the head OF
Enterprise Island. lie attempted 10 ring his bell give
the usual signal When finding the hell full and ring
ing, be called uponihe clear the BELL aud while he
was doing he attempted 10 his boat out Of The
scendng vessel struck the ascending Mr. Goll states
further that when he found the bell detective and the
hshed rule claiming the shore upper bar for his boa.
Mr.. VIM Blakesly pilot Of the Die Ncrn gives this
Archer was az the head Of Enterprise Island The A
being then about half between two Islands Seeing
taps a signal that would keep nv boat 20 the len
heard no answer. then worked The slow still hold
ing on In the same position as indicated br INV SIGNAL At
this point heard from the Archer stop her ty boat
Z immediately commenced backing nay noaf, when. after
three revolutions bach, the two boats came N coll ION
The collision rot violent, bus the Archer was
old boat and did not reluo great force 70 cpi
her two and she's unk w ent minutes 10 the
cabin All the deck
really cabin, and consisted persons enigra'lag 10
The whole number OF lives lot by this catastrophe
thmty-fOnT, OF whom ten deck hands
engaged GA the boat One whole family with cxccp
tons, were drowned: Their names are GIVEN as james
James Smyers, lane Snyer- MARY Smy-
eIs Caroline SnyeTs, Margaret Ann Suyers sarah Sny
ers, Ellen smyers and Susan Dick.
The Survivors little boy named smye-s nj, ed
up by the yaw Of the De Vernon while floating dowa the
river log and Miss Susan Dick There also
board Tsh family. consisting OF eight persons
Arfrcsn family oithree oI four persons and five
other deck passengers all drowned. The destruction
number of persons on board which occurred
waters The officers of the boat saved seems and
the hoy and The Young lady whose names have given
The Die Vernon sustained verv little injury. and az or
che accident. rendered All The assistance her power
the unfortunate boat and passengers.
~. Louis Republican NoV. o.
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Passengers Sailed

IN steamship Merlin, for Bcrmadl-Mrs Harns and ln-
FAINT John TaffAn Mr. Wood. For ~ Th0n1sNrS Dny-
export and infant Durkee bis Preston and two CHI
dren, &. A Mann. Miss Mann, ID. Wold Mr. Bags, Mr..
ONel Davenport and servant, Mr. sherwood aud IA
dy Mrs Marshall S Bidwsl. Miss Derbyshre, nder-
hil and lady, ". III Tracy lady aad daughter Al Whit-
mole infant ard servant w Morrison, A. AnduFge,
Rev. Nj. Hawey Thos L P9yen Or John Brown Dr.
lanes Brown, n Fletchers. W W Clements, Mr.. Hatch,
Mr. Athens Mr.. LOmnity. Mr. Schmidt. IL Otlngsworth,
lady al Miss Thayer Nh Moore, lady child, and servant,
and Miss GTaydCu.
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v.w-york Cattle aIarkct...DrcRMDER 8.

tRepOT,sd Tor The Trlbune
rAtthe Washington Drove Yard corner 4tav and 3lth-
1T and The Hudson River Dus Held foot Of Robinson
81 for Beeyes. For Cows Caves, Sh3ep and Lambs, AZ
Bownings Gh-at 3-av, and az Chanberalns, FOOT
0. Robinson ST.
Ar " AsmNGToN DROVE YARD-ThsTe were hut 3Gl
Reef Cattle ocrel during N week the smallest number
on sale long While past Prices. mghtbe expected
show pEopoIiouae firm mass. The yards were cleared
entirely II prices ranging, quality from 20 csu's-
the at figure decided i'm Cmcn' upon prey Gus no
tations 30 only Nelo from the Soutl-Tomaadlr ftOm
this State.
AT BRowNTSG's-Bus:ness brisk. IS Cows and Calves
oh REQ and sold 80 prccs which compare well with last
week = sueS We quO,e 80 u Slc St5 for Cows
md Cases. G00 sheep and Lambs S1le Prices tom
- 81 10 g $40 81 q s. oT Sheep, and sl@S2 90 - 30
for Lambs. 100 pnsold.
Az HsNBERLArNs-O Offered. 9o0 Beef Cattle. Sales az
from 10 cents sll sold % cows and Calyes-s22 i0d
S2f sf5 $500 Sheep and Tamhs Sales Of sheep At 81 -
a 50 ia a So Lambs 81 5c9S2 j0a,3 lj0!eftoYor
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CouRr CALENDAR-TNis Day.--CoMNoy
PLsAs-par, I--Nos. l.2lA lsass. 1850 ga, ei5
ls<9, 25i, i,lS), lIS7, ee3 fss2 1855 aS7 IeSa
1901. Part li.-N0S. I,ees, ieS2 694, So, $50. So
SEA $50, stS SSs 9te, ga. 9ss.elS $50. ~ -
SUPERIOR CovRr.--Nse2ey Nos TO- = Il s.
a, ec,f5 $50, 10 20, g.. 1874 %, LIS 80, sSS s3l
2+0 al ei2 SIS $40. "a BIS, sls a5l 9jl - s53
"a go, 255 s5S $50 sCo, 26t 90, 2C3 16i s65 2o5
267 sfs, .O9, go, s7i.
ClRcUIT CoURT Tits O.g--NCs. Is, Sll.Si5. SO.
rs. 4?7, Az SIS, $50 S5s, 80, 9li2. l3- i0j 500
SUTkgsE CoUgT-IiSpeTti Tern if5sf Nos
20, 81, 81 IS, 90, 50 10, ~ 20 IS, 30.
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Passengers Arrived

IN ra,Eei.stjp Ardree Fos'erJros LuerpoOl-Dr Kirk
wood Mis- Klrkwood and children, Miss Ann knk-
wood Miss E KirAwood. Mrs. Hannah Psadrlscal, AHn
keenan,. hopkins Pr est
In bark Piedmosf, from IO5Gsco-Nm. Ferry ana lady,
New-York.
IN bark John Benson. from HavaHa--NTrs. Ruth More
land Miss Claia r Moroland, bliss Hannah A0Oou, =
Sahln, +. Valdz, j. AadrIa
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Latest Cation Market.

LIVERPOOL, wednesday, Nov. 25, ISL
tn market 1rsns with good demand. and prospect Of
10 the amount OF To 900 bales durng the daf PIC
sefSId = higher than on Frdly last. fae N,ncaes.
ten sikct active with small stock ana lmpfo'ns
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speken. &C.

Nov ~ oil Iotcgas sh2 International bound nl' Tie
Bay. ,,-,....
10 date d the Isaacl, Slip Annapolis, from Baltimore
flr New Orleans
SEPT l. H. y % NJ iep - "a +, ship ADAM Crow
clI ~ days from Gallon a ~ Boston.
SEPT p, iaf. 20 S ion. % w, bafk LyfA - Ne"-
York from SiDga ore lDr I9AlOn ~.
MOI llf 3 ~ ion d. 80 ship jon1 ha'cbe Fi'"'N'
from Bal rulie llr kofo.am. .k iz
Nov D. iat . n Jon stW., was sesn an AmeT'eAn MP
showing Holyhcad Nog ~. bOuaf W 49,,
Nov T. no. iat s. s.l9 Arab (Br) from Liverpool i't
u. Orleans. -, e,rr-t, r..
Sept =. lat 81 s q ship 81 John, SA'isi"' "A'
Nov g. r. %. lon I ~ tic Resale, Of s.. Joan, EB'
Nov %, lst p 20. ion ~ bark Gsa. Taylor. tom -
flf Iusf0a.
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MARRIED

On Saturday Dec $ IN the Church q rsansi sirsS
h. Rev L Jerzykowicz. DIR. HENRY K kALL :
SOWSKI from Washln gton, 20 Miss MARY yOSEPHiAE
Grimm from n. Great Duchy Of Posen.