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%AM 9
To cause drafted men se seposs wl,h;.
three dsys sitter The receipt n ne notices
|lnfosm'.g them u their having been dssvs
in the draft.
Strict sccounis will be kept wish the sey-
efal sub DISTRICTS, sn0 the ratios ain be y
Fanged In such manner ss to commep pce ~.
examination vf the men drafted N IN 6,.s
sub district drawn within three dsvs az.
the drawing has been completed 90 that ~
time may be lost. NH "" N
After having made the primsvv dr., 10,
the quota Of sub district (and ,he h.od,sd
per cent. additionally no draft for the remsio.
ing deficiency will be made IL 4 snsil,,h.
examination Of men drawn 10 shs psimsrv
drafts under these instructions has seen
completed 10 sll the sub disirIc,s OF the djs.
'r'c' 70 which dram has been, o. may be.
necessary 10 I'LL the quots.
~ any drafted men, after having been no.
tined % sppcar - the dssiers,ed sime ma
place, fail 70 DO 90, you will see shse thsv
are ~ once arrested and bpoucht 70 The ~.
srict headquarters. ss dssessess.
II u is iound necessary and proper hv N.
buard OF Enrolment. in sny instance. -
permit men 10 BE- absent sitter m. : h.vs -.
ported md been examined, such sbsenc.
shall not exceed FIVE days.
u The quota Of any sub. district shsll be
entirely filled by volunteers after The dr.l,.
but before the drafted men sre sent % zen.
eral rensezvous, then the persons drsIled
will be excused. -
Volunteers will b accepted and counted
on the quote. % we'll a. drafted mer mil
Z is flied, and when lhas filled, snd be(o,e
'he drafted men shall have been sent % ~
general rendezvous. fcr every additional voI-
unises mustercdin drafted man will &
excused being taken from the bottom Of ,hel
list of those drsiIsd, IN the reverse order N
which they y ere drawn: but IN no jnstsnee
will a substitute be exonerated or excused.
Qusl'fied substitutes may Be furnished bv
drafted msn upto the time they sre 10 bs
seni from the general rends sxvous. rA. pn
Local authorities mhy furnish qualified
substitutes Tor drafted men Up 10 the sane
period, and designate she pessons To- whom
the substitution = made. I,Fl NV
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H.; The Louisville journal ssys:
"As Washington was the iaiher Uf his
country, Mcclellan will be the savior Of bis
country. This Is the sublime and touching
faith Of the people,"
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as good commentary uponlhe pretend
ed belief Of The Lincoln orators that ne
war approaches lie end, Il is worthy o. no.
,ice that Governor Seymour. of New York !,
has been officially informed BY The Admin
istrs,ion that the surplus vols6issss viii 30
credited upon the next dssfs sflss thss To-
September. In the event of Liasols's 70
election. he will no doubt issss call fov
another hall . millios of men. That draft
will be executed with remorseless ssverisy.
kMr~s
.sTHe "WnlrE Boxs."-Tne New York
Express says tha, in several Of shs wards of
New York City. Democratic campaign clubs
iavc been formed called 'Whits Boys
cIubs,' having fos their motto: sThis 10
White Mans country. founded On White
,asis tos White men,
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PRovosr MARsnAL Cr.,s 0r...

WASHINGTON d. z, Sep, Is, 1864,
orders having been Issued ior the DRAFT 10
commence on the l9ih insssas, you will
YOURSELF and BY your Inspectors, give Der.
I caal supervision to Il Ia the difieren, dis
tnc's under your charge. adopting such
measure. ss will secure the speedy po,i6cs-
.'on OF drafted men, snd their prompt rsposs
Tor examinations aft
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JULY g, 1884.

OdlOhD6LB WILL y Aoof
Tbs bark Comet arrived early on Sunday morning, With a
short passage Of II. days from San Francisco, and brings about
$50 tons on freight. She has a full cargo waiting her and Will
load WITH dispatch, sailing about Saturday of next week.
tski1g the mails, &c.
The YaHkee ssiied at 3 O'Clock on Thursday afternoon, with
a full freight and twenty four passengers. This increase Of
freight and travel is just what has been predicted, and will
doubtless continue, requiring coon much larger vessels to meet
the wants Of our trade with San francisco.
The British clipper ship Auon Formerly the American ship
Cyeione,) touches TO take freight for China, and will sail on
Monday next
The Hawaiian ship Ioiani, Capt. u. II. Green. sailed from
Boston for Honol1lu, May 2sth, with a full assorted cargo
The BARR Cambridge, Brooks. arrived at Portland, Oregon,
June 10, 20 days from Honolulu
The late gold bill" passed By Congress. is said to be very
stringent, and il though, win result In compelling the Califor-
mans 10 make L. s. greenbscks their currency. The Bulletin
says:
One Of the dispatches from Chicago, received here on Mon
day. announced the passage by both Houses of Congress Of a
"gold Din OF very stringent provisions The dispatch says
III pToEibfts all loans Of coin and all contracts for the saIe
Of exchange beyond ten days. and declares void all contracts
made in violation Of the Act.
Gold Ia New York, June 20. was quoted at 200, or one dollar
In gold equalled two dollars In paper money.
A letter from New York, Msy IS, says
Oils ar hmer- Crude whale, 81 I7nI IL. spem sd-
vaneed 70 81 Is. a. which price sales are reported It lie now
held At 81 80.
Exchange in San Francisco, June q, was 1890 per cent.
premium On the gold.
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List Of whnlers as the Port of kawaifae,
Spring Of S64.

7 Feb. Arr Eaw bark Braganza. Fehrbehr. Sailed Feb. 8.
March Is-Ar Am ship Cornelius HowLand, Homan, ~ mos.
March I!-Ar Am ship Emily Morgan, Athearn. 81 mos. out.
March as-A@ Am bark TGos. Dickson, Stewart, IL mos out.
Sailed March 20.
March 2s-Ar Am ship Aurora, Church, Is mos. out. Sailed
March 2s-Ar An ship Geo. HouLand, Jones, 21l mos ont.
Sailed March 81
Msrcn 2s-Arr Am ship Milton, Halsey, IL mos. out. Sailed
March 70 Arr Am ship Janus, Cornell, 20 mos. out. Sailed
March SOAR Am ship Hliman. Manser. Is mos out. Sailed
March ao-Arr Am bark Tanerhane, Gray, 10 mos. out Sailed
March so-Arr Am bark Pacific, Rose, 10 mos out. Sailed
ApriI6.
April 5-An An ship Fabius, Wood. 10 mos. out. Sailed
April s-An Am bark Martha ID, Daley, IS mos. out.
Sailed Aprlo O.
April 5-An Am ship Eliza Adams, Fish, 5. mos. out.
April T-An AN ship GoU. Troupe, Ashley, 10 mos cut.
Sailed April s.
April s-Arr AM bark Isabella, winslOw, 6 mos out Sailed
April IL
April s-Ar Am ship Brunswick, Potter. Is mos. out.
April s-An Am ship AdeIine, Barber, ~ mos. out. Sailed
April Is.
april is-Gr Am bar. Elizabeth srJr, POntus, S mos out
April I6-Ar French ship General Teste. MOrel, emOs- out.
Sailed April Il.
April ls.hIEA Am shR, cAa'. w. Morgan, Landers, a mos.
April 2s-An Am bark Coral, crandaI, S mos. out. Sailed
April Is.
May Arr Am snip Nassau, Green, S mos. out. Sailed
May I-Ar Am bark John p. Vest, Tinker, S mOs. out.
May 5-Ar Am ship ArnoIda, Hawse, S mos. out s. May S.
May @Arr Am bark Merlin, Baker, S mos. out Sailed May 8.
May s-ArAm bark WareTIey, Holiey, 5 moe out SID May 8.
Nay 8-Arr Am bark Joseph MdrUeH, Chase, Il mos. out.
Sailed May 10.
May ia-AT Am bark Canton Packet, Allen, 81 mos. out.
Sailed May ID.
June Is-Ar Am bark Mary, Thompson, 8 mos. out. Sailed
June l6.
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OAKLAND CoLLEGE--It affords Us pleasure 10 hear
such good news respecting Jas A. Daily. who vas for
msrly a workman in the Poiynesian Office. a cor
respondent at Oakland writes as follows: Last
week was commencement here. All college grsdu.
stes in California we're invited, by circular, to hold a
kind Of Alumni meeting on Tuesday. We had sn
address. q poem, and then = collation. and of-hand
spes,hes. At the call Of the roll, which consisted Of
some eight hundred names. each one gave his college
and year of graduation. There was but one older
than ~myself-Judge K eth. Of West Point. At COM
nsucement the four & aduates acquitted themselves
nobiy. L never heard better college orations. Mr..
DAILY, the Sandwich Islander. brought doucn the
house" This intelligence will be exceedingly graft
flying to Mr. Days many friends and acquaintsnces
at the islands. We learn that he has already called
for New York, where lie expects TO enter the TheO-
logical Seminary. He is expecting, however. to visit
,he battle sslds az Delegate OF The Sanitary Commits
siou.
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- "-s-ru 56Isu Tnd responses were
,sveral volunteer toasts and addresses wera
iamong which was one by Mr.. 1. Bartlett,
ng to a subject which had barely been al
to by any of the speakers-SLAvERY, and
Death blow it had received by the Emancipa-
Proclamation. His remarks were those of a
a Republican, earnest and warm, and evil
ltIy in full sympathy with the feelings of the
.ssemblage. They were followed by three hearty
; cheers for the Emancipation Proclamation.
1t was nearly 4 o'clock, when the guests
began to retire from the table, and the Chair
man rose and announced that a gentleman had
offered the framed Proclamation of Freedom to
the slaves, which hung near by, to be sold for
the benefit of the Sanitary Fund. Mr.. Sever
ance was soon at his post and commenced the
sale, the earlier bids running up to $50. The
purchasers, in each instance, had the picture
resold for the same object, the whole avails
amounted to $453. The last purchaser, Capt.
Waterman, presented the Proclamation to the
American Minister.
The portrait of Washington, before referred
to, was then presented and sold for the same
object, the total receipts from it amounting to
$50. These sums will be forwarded to the o..
S. Sanitary Commission, and including the pre-
MUM on exchange, will probably make n gift
of One Thousand Dollars, as a Fourth of July
donation from Americans in Honolulu, for the
relief of their countrymen. wounded and dis
abled in the civil war.
After the auction, the ballotting for President
was announced, with the following result, which
met three hearty cheers:
For Abr. Lincoln. votes.
For Geo b. Mcclellan, -...-.-.-..... IL
t0r JOln u lou
and may it prove, as one remarked, Gas goes
Honolulu. SO goes the Union"
There must have been nearly one thousand
persons present on this occasion. Besides Amer
leans, we observed English. French and German
families, who enjoyed the festivities as heartily
as did the former. All who came were welcome,
though no special invitations were sent out.
All the officers of the Russian war steamer in
port honored the occasion, with their presence.
There were several hittering illusions to Russia
and the Russians, which Were sufficient TO show
them that American and Russian hearts were
united by the same bond Of universal freedom.
Among the guests we also noticed several of the
consular corps.
We must not omit to allude to the singing,
which was admirable. Among the pieces sung
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PASSENGERS.

- xUE EEHDw xADr
Mr and Mrs ST Alexander, Mrs ChanameI and 2 children, Miss
Emily Baldwin. Mr. l. Hunter, Mr. Stspenhorst, Mr. Dow. Mas
tiers Cecil Brown, Constance staley, and Amos Cooke-I3 cabin
and about so deck passengers-
foa KAUAI-per Annie Laurie, July 5th-Miss Lottie Smith,
Miss Mary Burbank, DIR J w Smith, ii Saunders cabin and
IL deck passengers.
Fos SAN FRAScIsco-per Yankee, July 7th-Mr and Mrs 7
7 Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs T C Mills, Nr and Mrs j L Water
houss, Capt and Mrs NacfarIane, Miss Emily Rice, Miss Larry
waterhouse, Miss BiSby, Miss Rogers, MIR and Mrs L W Clark,
Mrs Humphreys, Miss A VI Dmond, 5 VI Damon, A W Cald-
well, A Is Clark, W L ROwen, Geo Dole, J Cattanach, II L
Chase, J Allen, D b Merrill, Willie Waterhouse-25 cabin pas
sengers-
FoE sax FRAxcIsco-Per Smyrniote, July e-Rev. W. Scott,
Nrs Scott. Master Scott, Dir. A. Campbell and Mr.. Campbell
anil four children, j. Eluscher. Geo. Edwards, c. Campbell, j.
overbolser, D. Walden, II. Dopman, G. p. Heron, A. Mansen,
Capt. Jay Lee-I9.
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URGCANid too
IGHACEa and pros,

the tsibers Of Ghnp!H sAgpire too much love and
enthusiasm. for us to- Nv the Republic to be sever
ed. And the ting snail come. it is even now almost
Pre- Isis whs so f. '% a '6s a one e fas SO sIa ahf n ps9i over ft oun
country.
The deli cery of this address was eloquent and
fervent, and frequently interrupted with out
bursts of applause. The exercises were inter-
spersed with several national airs, among which
were g Hail Columbia" Star Spangled Ban
ner'' and 50 When this cruel War is Over" sung
by a choir of ladies and gentlemen.
At the close of the grafton, Master Charley
Cooke, in behalf of " Young America - stepped
on to the platform and spoke the following ad-
dress, which was exceedingly appropriate, we'll
timed and well-received
My YOUNG FRIENDS Old America has had its
saw, and now il is Young Americas turn to speak.
Although born in Hawaii mel, we have a right to
count ourselves as belonging to Young America, and
to claim our share in the - Glorious Fourth For
there is an old law of Congress by which the children
of American parents are American citizens, no mat.
ter where they may have been born. And this holt
day, the Fourth, you know, was made for US boys.
1t is for our special benefit, | suppose, that the De-
claration of Independence is read every year, and
the old stories are told of George Washington, the boy
that could not lie, and of the dreadful winter quar-
tiers Of Valley Forge. / don't know whether 6ogs
did much in the first war for freedom, but who can
say that Young America is not doing something in
this second and greater one. Who has not read of
the little drummer boy, who was with the 90 forlUru
hone, in the first boat that crossed the Rappahan-
mock under a hail storm of shot, just before the terri
bic battle of Fredericksburg Or of that. other boy
at Murfreesboro, who killed the rebel Colonel thar
tried TO make him prisoner, and was made a Sergeant
for his bravery And but the other day we read of
another boy in Grants army. who was found after
the late terrible battle in the wilderness, desperately
wounded, in the front where the dead lay ~thickest,
picking the violets around him az he lay? Yes,
Young America IL as 'ready 10 die for the red white
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APPLICATION BEEN
u made to the Honorable II. G. DAVIS, justice of the SUI
preue Court by j. w. AUSTIN and MALE the administrators
upon the above named Estate. for permission to sell the real
estate ~ tn same. viz, the premises situated on the easterly
slue OF Nuuauu road, formerly the residence of James Davis.
decea ed. and now occupied by Rhodes Spencer, Esq. Notice
is hereby given that THURSDAY. the 21st day of July instans
10 O'Clock in the forenoon. at the Court House in Honolulu, il
the time and place for hearing this application and objections
thereto. l.. McCCLLY,
32!- Assistant Clerk Supreme Cour..
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Notice.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE IN THE BA
Il ING BUSINESS heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly, of the city of New York, and Joseph a. Donohoe, VIM.
C. Ralston, and Ralph s. Fretz, of San Francisco, under tho
name of EUGENE KELLY n CO, New York, and DoNoHOE,
RALSTON & CO, San Francisco, will cease on the srst day OF
July, 1884, Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. Donohoe Withdrawing
from the copartnership.
Tho hnsiness will be settled in New York by Eugene Kelly,
and in San Francisco by Vim. C. Ralston and r. s. Fretz.
Depositors are requested 10 hand in their books for settlement
at the banking house of Donohoc, Ralston q Co.
EUGENE KELLY,
per j. A. Donohoe, Attorneyl
JOSEPH A. DONOHOE,
WIN. c. RALSTON,
r. S. FRETZ.
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MARRIED.

LApD-DHxw-on the 5th inst, by the Rev. Father Her
mann, Dir. W " Laid to Miss Joanna Drew. both of Honolulu.
Honolulu, July ith, by Rev.
= C. Damon, Dir. Benoai r. Davidson to Miss Mary Jane
Fayerseather, both of Hoaoulu-
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IMPORTS.

FsoN sAs FRAscIsco-per Comet, July 33 cs iron shafts,
8 kgs rivets, 2 bxs nuts and washers. l Dbl ham. so pkgs gro
ceries. 4 CO mdse, IL hlf sacks -four, l tox drugs, 100 mats rice,
: pigs Chinese provisions, j bskt champagne, l sugar boiling
pan, IS kgs powder, 10 cs cigars, Is bbls oil, s kgs nails, 20 pcs
cedar plank, so bbls lime, 225 NJ shingles, % dz pals, 2 kgs
eanberries, / pkg hams. 4 pes castings. 8 copper pans, ! spar
and 2 water wheel fanges, : pkgs and % ca dry goods, IS cs
coal oil, so bags potatoes, 8 bgs onions, 3 kgs whiskey.
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Ships Mails.

For sax FsAScrsco-per smyrniote, this day.
FOR LAHAISA and KoSA-per Kilauea, Monday.
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lREBV GIVEN THAT e

a&EBY GIVEN THAT HER
INC VScEsS VICTORIA KAMAMALu,
ing undersigned, to be held by him
the u persons having any demands
N a favor by sending them to the
w. ing any portion of the same, are
Win e undersigned-and the receipt
all be r his authorized agents will be
'ther thar the Trustee, a lawful
r- nth debts or leases, or to make
ecu" re any n from liability to .
m. Anu Vowed hereafter to constiP a
40 the respectfully requested too ed
ofed from by
7 das. JHAS. C. HARRIS, N
,ic,orH. Princess Victoria Kar[Analu.
retur A''m of
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EXPORTS.

FoE san FRAScIsco-per Yankee, July 7-2s3 bbls moasses.
1866 kgs SUGAR (292660 Ibs) i bdl goat skins, 1913 bags corn
(s.27l Ibs2 l2s bales pull $4,000 lbs0 1 Dbl pork, 1 whaleboat,
Z pks furniture
domestic " S2O,9l2 10
FoR San Francisco, per smyrniote, July 9-270O kegs C337-
90 Ibs) sugar. $50 bbIs IL ,I52 gals) molasses, 2s7 bales (2s,
CO., Ibs) pulu-
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
RRIVAL

ARRIVALS.
July GAM bark Comet, Green, III days from San Fran
cisco with ndse to Wilcox, Richards & Co
3-Am clipper ship Rather. Is days from San Francisco,
sailed same day for Manila
3-Schr Net.ie Merrill, Fountain, from Lahaina.
3-stenm=r Kilauea, McGregor, from sin1ward ports.
4-Steam schr Annie Laurie, johnson, from Kauai.
s-Schr SIariIda, NarcEant, from Hno.
King clipper sh Avon, IngersoLl, II days from San
francisco, en- route for Hongkong.
7-Schr Moi Keki, NapeIa, from Kahului.
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Probate Notice.


IN THE ,
of the Estate of K~AILIANC, I
late Of Honolulu, deceased. Z
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DEPARTURES.

July c-9chr Manuokawai, Becky, for Lshsfna. Hama and
Kawaihae.
5-Steamer Kifauea, MeGregor. for windward ports.
6-Steam schr Annie Laurie, johnson, for Kauai.
6-Schr Rsksuluohi, Rapushi, for Hilo.
u-Schr OrtoIan, Wetherbee, for Lahaina and Aakee's
Landing.
e-Schr Emelfne, Lambert, for Koua and Kau
Am bark Yankee, Com Patty, for San Francisco.
7-Schr Helen, for Malfko.
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VESSELS IN PORT-JULY O..

Russian stmr Caisvsls, Geerken.
Am bark Smyrniote, Burdett-
Am bark Comet, Green
Am clipper ship Arno, Mason, repairing.
Ing schr Kate Adams.
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N. B.-Goods delivered to all parts of the
City by Express Wagon.
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Some of the addresses made in response were
well-prepared and well-delivered, and all breathed
the spirit of Union and devotion to the mother
country. We much regret our space forbids
their irfsertinn.
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ENRESH CAL. Ms. New Crop,
IL Fresh kawaihae potatoes, new crop, received
every trip of the KILAUEA.
For Sale by
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.1nhnnnn n. a. g. Mining Cnmnnn,

BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
nh4 I'd TH0S. F. CROFT, Acting Sec'y.
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By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. J. GOULD. See'y.
Gold Hell Feb 20 "a fr2e I'm
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Golden swan Gold and Silver Min

GEO. W. TURNEY, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. March sth, "a. mig I'd
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NAV Queen G. and 8. NJ. Co.-Notice

GEO. w. TURNEY, secy.
Gold Hill, March 4th, "a. mh4 I'd
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Accomnc Gold md Silver Mining

COmpnny, Devils Gate District, Lyon County, y.
T., Office, los Montgomery street. near suitcr
street San Fraucisco.-Notice is hereby given,
that in accordance with the laws Of California,
and resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees
of the Accomac Gold and silver mining Company
there will be sold Mt public auction, by John Mid.
dIeton & Son at their auction room. No. 400 Mont
romcry street, San Francisco, California on MON
DAY, the fourth day of April, 1864, ut l2 O'Clock
at noon OF that day, SO many of the delinquent
shares of the capital stock of the above company,
standing in the names Of the following named
shareholders. an may he necessary for the pay
mont of An assessment Of ) cents per share duly
levied November 30. 1863. and al assessment Of
25 cents per share, duly levied January IL, 1864,
together with cost Of advertising and expense Of
sale. unless said assessments, with accruing charg.
on arc previously paid
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W w Gasaway, aS2,3 mot issued Z
r Holmes, asst. %. -. not issued i