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DEPARTMENT OF FNAxCE,

litllilll. AITl -FLN. 1000. )
GENTIrNEN i have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of your letter Of the 25th inst, calling my attention On the fact
uf the discrepancy between the p Section Of an Act passed on
the 3Uh Of December last, and published on the Dist Of the fol-
lowing January, entitled " An Act to amend paragraph 9Th, Of
Section 5l7. Of the Civil Code, and the 7th Article oi our Treaty
with Denmark
The above mentioned Section states that from and after six
months after The date of the passage o! the aforesaid Act. ma
Cuuery OF all kinds. etc, etc, formerly exempt from uGtes,
shall pay "A duty of ten per cent. =" al yalurem."
The 1h Article q our Treaty with Denmark stipulates that,
" Any alteration In tr duties levied on goods shall not take
effect nor be emf reed until 5Teive calendar mouths after the
first public notification az such change"
There can DE no doubt that the 2l Section of the Act amend
ing section JlI, conflicts with the 9Th Article Of the Treaty
above mentioned.
There can Dee no doubt that the benefit Of the stipulation con-
tanned i'm the 5h Article Of our Treaty with Denmark iuur,s to
the benefit of all countries having Treaties with this Government
in which the parity clause is mentioned.
A strict observance OF all Treaty stiIulstious is one of the
first laws OF "a Government, and such stiVuations are paramount
10 Legislative action.
1 have. therefore. the honor to inform You that the amend
meut To paragraph 9th. OF Section 5l7. Of the Civil Code. iu so
far as 10 applies Co goods of the description mentioned In the
same. and imported from countries having Treaties with this
Government, in which the parity clause is inserted, shall not be
enforced until tie 22l dry Of JANUARY. 1886 and that instrnc-
tons 10 that effect shall hoe sent to tire Collector General Of Gus
toms. l remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours.
G. De- NAIIGST.
To Nessrs. Castle ( Cooke. Ahreh. Walker y Co.. Janion,
Green 4 Co, G. Brewer 4 Co. II. HacAf-ii h Co, =. Savjdge,
Nvch-rs < Co, T. -. Han & son.
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OmcInI Correspondence.
HoSoLrLU, April 25th, 1865.

HoSoLULU, April 25th, 1865.
To His Excencncy C. DE VARGNY, Minister of Finance
SIR 1t is known to your ENcelency that the last LegisIa-
ture passed an Act imposing the usual rate of duty on Ma
chinery and Agricultural Implements, when imported by par
ties FOR their own use, which were previously exempted from
duty.
Tie said Act was passed Dec. 30th, and was to be in force
"from and after SIX months from the date Of its passage" The
first public notice Of this Act was its publication in the HdJUaii-
an GU-ttte OF Jan 2lst, 1865.
BY some it is thought that the section making the law opera
tive IN six months from the date Of its passage conflicts with the
eth Article Of the Danish treaty, which declares that = any
alteration in duties levied on goods shall not take effect or be
enforced until twelve calendar months after the first public
notification Of such CHANGE II this view Ice correct, then it
iuures to the benefit OF all countries having treaties with this
Government containing the parity clause, as DO those from
which come the most or all OF the Machinery and Agricultural
Implements introduced into these islands.
The undersigned, for themselves, and the interests Of all con-
cerued, beg that your ENceIency viii be pleased TO give public
Ity through the periodicals Of the place, or in such way as you
may deem best 10 the views Of His Najes;y's Government, upon
tLe proper construction Of the law in question.
The undersigned remain
Your ExceHencys Obelent Servants,
CASTLE 4 COOKE,
ALDRCH- WALKER y Co,
JASoN, GREEN K Co,
&. BREWER X Co.
II. HACKFELD X Co,
SAN. SAyDGE.
MELCHERS X Co.
L. o. HAIL X Son.
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20 M CIAL.
NAY G, 1855.

My g, 1865.
srycE our list W have but oae foreign arrival to note The
American Lrg Crime4, r. IT. Tahiti in Il days, with q cargo o
oranges, touched Tor supple and proceeded on h-r way TO-
san FrneisoO the sane day-f b. letter from Captain Cum
iug.. 81 krllaL,kua, w. learn that the American brig 8Lcs
HaHgh,on. n lays from Tahiti, with 4 cargo % oranges,
touched there on the 2Jh April, GA her way u san Francisco.
The captain O.. the n. n. states n French ship had arrived in
Tlhni from Melbourne, and reports the pirate Shenandoah
a. Hobbs Bag hear Melbourne, JDunI u the Coast Of Cali
fFal4-
The OHgar4 and Po!yHssJDt have sailed with freight and
passengers fr San FranciscJ, the former on the Z5;h April the
latter On th@ IL % May.
T- Demti6r sailed on ths 81 for Victoria. Y. L, With a full
freight q SLANT produce.
Tie bark KG1aeh4meh4 J., sailed on the lst inst, for
phsenix Island, With supplies fr the Guano Company
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(For the Pacific Commercial Adverti,er)
Post Office Matters.

Mr.. EDITOR On the appointment Of the present
Postmaster General, not q few of the l~etter-writing
community INDUCED in hopes of energy and prompt
tude in his department. 1t may he too soon to look
for Improvement as yet, and We must per force abide.
with what patience we can, the present system, till
oficialism gets its eyes open wide enough to "see it.
We need not diate upon the fact that the regularity
Of epistolary correspondence tends greatly to pro-
mote the civilization and prosperity Of any commu-
nifty. II Is sufficient to state it as an axiom univer-
sally admitted. The foreign population of the whole
group IS ,, 7IG, and Of that number $50 reside on
the Island Of Oahu. Is this altogether owing to the
commerce of Honolulu We think not. Many are
settled here because Of the facilities Of postal commu-
nicaton with other parts Of the world, which would
be so much less certain On the other Islands. There
Is nevertheless room for Improvement on Oahu.
Only once a week Is q mail dispatched beyond the
city limits, 50 that, though the Island is but say
fifty miles long by twenty Ave broad, the seat Of the
Capital and the metropolis Of the Kingdom. We have
known letters to BE SIX d5ys in r~elching hoOlau. less
than twenty sve miles from the Postmaster Generals
ofEce The vas under the regime = three months
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DEPARTURE

May I-IaE'u ship PpIyucsian. Green. for san Francisco.
AM brig Crhmes, for san Francisco.
steamer Eitluea, NcGrcror. for Wiriwar1 Ports.
I-Schr Mot Keiki, for kahului.
Steamer Annie LauEir, Mitchell, for KOi1a-
I-Schr Moi Wahiue. KuLelul, Tor kOloa-
l-Schr Prince, Hatfield, Tor Eaual-i.
|l-Am VIII shin Elizabeth swift PJutfu-. for Arctic.
2-Schr Nettie Merrill, Fountain, for Lahaiua = NakcgI.
2-Schr Heller, johnson. foF Mako.
%Schr NarhII, Howard, Tor Ouomea.
=-Schr KaamI- Nrush, for X hal-
EIas'u bark k~ameLamcha y. Cunningham, for
Phoenix Island
Am VIII ship CousrCrF. Wool. Or Arctic.
[Schr IA Moi, Wilbur, or Eaaului.
3-Brg Nshteuaeua. ltvIuc. Joy iilo.
G-Nm VII slip John Rowland, Fasier, for Arctic.
3-Brig p,miiIa, Webb, for Victoria.
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ARRIN

April Customer KiLauca, SIcGrcgOr, from wiuiwarI Ports.
3O-Schr Active, Kapuahi, from Lahaina.
SO-SchT Helen, johnson, from NaIko.
JO-Brtg Nahienacua, Irving, from HnO.
5O-Schr NaritIa, Howard, from HlU.
May 1-Schr kaiama, NelIish. from KOhaLI.
1-Steamer Annie Laurie. Mitchell, from EOloa.
I-Schr Hannah, Antoine. from NawIiwiIi.
I-Schr Ia Moi, Wilbur, frpm kahului.
Am brig Crrea, 81 days from Tahiti en- route for
san Francisco.
Am sh ship Elizabeth Swift, POntius. from KaR 1ihae.
Am VIII bark NinrOd, Clark, from RawaIhae.
J-Am VII ship AruoLIa, Uawes, from Kawailac.
J-Am VIII bark Martha, Thomas. from KawaiEac.
5-Schr Emeliue, Crane, from KJna and Kau.
J-Steamer Annie Laurie. Mitchell. from kOl1a-
5-Schr Warwick. from NolCkai-
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Wharfage, free water, and q site for a coal-shed,
free Of charge.
Neither to the Government Of the United
States, nor to the owners Of the line. viii our
island m at the outset be Of sufficient
Importance to make a call here imperative in the
face OF possible loss or delay. At all events, =
prompt liberal policy is the safe one for this gov
eminent 10 pursue.
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EXPORTS.

Fr SAY FEsSCtsC1-per Onward, April 2g-3I35 ~ sugar
(3sy9lt Ihs). as bhis motasses, o. bales Puiu 1872 lbsl. ! Dbl
beef 2btIs pork, I earl cutter. Value u domestic produce.
$50 gl5 -; vare % foreign produce. $50.
For <GS FEfScrCy-p-r Pplyu-sltu, May l-l25 bills pork.
I2 bbs taIaw. $3.50 kegs and IISD tas~ sugar. GS2ys5 IbsI
5&1 bbls moasses. y! bags coffee, QOzII IbsL GA cocoa nus.
- bags peanuts, ~, punches bananas, 300 eupsy bottles, :
bbt4 pork, . &C bread. > bales CattTu. ! drmij1Ln whfsEey.
value q dom~-tc produce, s1gS73 - value q foreign pro
ducr. SIG+ -.
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PASS E.NGE

tor SGS FEiS.Isco-p~r Onward, April 29-Cart aui Nrs
M-rriu and thiI. Il Golarauri. p u warren. \ DreLHch. u ;
MILL. . y FerhTw. u Dur, Won Haven U0vcu-lu.
FaT SAv FHASCsCu-p~r PoiyueSian. Mrs Newc0mb, " =
Roy, } G. King. A ; GEnblum, X Mooney. Capt Long, and =
an thr st-erarr-g.
&EH WTSDwAEp PoErs-psr KIaIsa, May Mrs II Corn
vel, Nr aui Mrs. = = tdIurs AMI chill. DR. q e " iuIatus.
y LDu1da, \ W Cartrr, / - Couwsu. Dr l. II Quick. " X
Erfwu.J lrimhal, W A. AlryAnilsT, IL y LanCrI, II Barrett,
4 W Parker, + e IeucS, Dir sterling, q " Macy. T Cummms
10 cabin and 80 Geek passengers
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MONUMENT TO G. Il. G. IHGRAHAN 1t has been
suggested that a monument should be erected to
Mr.. Ingraham, late teacher of Honolulu Free School,
provided the requisite amount Of funds can be
raised. 1t is proposed to raise these funds among
his pupils and those who have been his pupils. OF
these there are several hundred scattered over the
islands. one. two, three or five dollars from each
will provide ample means for defraying the necessary
expense. So far as the subject has been discussed,
it has met the most cordial approval Of all. His
pupils and the community owe him a debt of graft
tude, of which q respectable monument will be a
suitable testimonial. The size and costliness must
depend upon the amount Of funds raised. Messrs.
Charles Hammett Davis and VIM. II. Davis, among
his former pupils. have kindly consented to circu-
late subscription papers.
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NOTES OF TIKI WEEK.

THE BALL-The entertainment given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Godfrey Rhodes, TO a large circle Of friends
and acquaintances. on Tuesday evening last, al the
New Hall, was decidedly the happiest event of the
season. The dancing-hall was tasJefully decorated
with evergreens and flowers. and s~plendidly illumi-
mated. The effect, while the dancers were upon the
floor, was very fine. At eleven o'clock the guests
were invited to the supper-room, where they found
tastefully-arranged tables supplied with the choicest
viands. After supper dancing was resumed, and
kept up into the small hours. Among the guests
we noticed Her Majesty, Queen Emma; His Ex. the
Minister Of Foreign Relations; His Ex. the Minister
Of Finance and lady; His TX. the Governor Of
Oahu and lady; Captain Hanham and lady; Hon.
4. Caldwell, U. S Consul, and lady; Their Ex-
cellencies the Governors Of Maui and Kauai, and
Captain Turnour and officers Of II. B NJ ship Clio. (
The funeral Of the late G. L. C. Ingraham
which took place on Tuesday afternoon, from the
Bethel Church. was largely attended. The youth Of
both sexes attending his school occupied the front
seats. As We looked upon this large and interesting
portion Of our community, we fully realized the i'm
portance Of the work which the deceased had under
taken, as well as the void which his death must Gre
ate. We were pleased TO notice that some, at least,
OF His Majesty's officials were present. to pay the
last sad tribute Of respect to so faithful 4 friend to
so large a class Of this community. His labors in
their behalf, and his virtues, have been noticed
so fully in the obituary notice, communicated by
one who knew him intimately, that further comment
would be superluous. Too close application to his
arduous duties had no doubt weakened his system,
and about the 81 OF April ne was compelled to keep
to his house and bed.
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Ships Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.

For SAW FEAsCLsCO-per Whistler, soon.
For WfsDwAED P0RTs-per Riauea, Monday, May Is.
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/ III. b. VI. ACTING COMMISSIONER, Ere, ErC-We
heartily congratulate the British and other residents
Of Honolulu upon the appointment OF W, L. Green,
Esq, as Il. b. NJ. Acting Commissioner AMI Consul.
General. Having held the position during the absence
of the late General Miller, and up to the arrival of
Mr.. Synge, all will remember that his course was
equally creditable TO himself and honorable to the
country which he represented. 1t is to be hoped
that under the administration Of a gentleman Of
such well-known broad and liberal views, much Of
the sectional and party spirit which has oflate been
engendered will be allaycd.
time Is machines should
be introduced at the Islands wherever there can
be the least saving Of time. labor or money. Call
ing At Mr.. CottOn's on Fort street, we were shown a
machine for pressing sugar into kegs, which is
worthy the attention OF planters. 1t is claimed that
it will save two kegs to the ton Of sugar, and obviate
the crushing Of the grain, as Is done by stamping
in the old style. Two boys can fill and press at
least two hundred kegs a day. Call and see it, and
if it will do what is claimed, every plantation
should have one in use. -
- LAND SALE AT LAHAINA-On Wednesday, April
Doth, pursuant to advertisement, sundry lots of the
real estate of the late Hon. Levi Haalelea were Of
fered for sale at Lahaina, the Sheriff officiating az
aucrioneer. The lots sold. twenty-seven in number.
consisted of small pieces Of land, only seven Of them
exceeding an acre in extent. There was a good at
tendance OF purchasers and the lots realized very
good prices, the aggregate OF the sales amounting to
$3.50. -
SUDDEN DEATH Captain Francis Slranburg, late
master Of the whaling bark Congress, died suddenly
in the Office Of the United States Consul, on Tuesday
forenoon. The cause Of his de tn, upon a post
mortem examination, was found TO be aneurism Of
the aorta. HIS funeral took place Srom the Bethel
Church; and was attended by members of the Ma
sonic fraternity and others, friends and acquaint-
ances. --
"a DfsTiLLERY AT LAsT-Mr. George Galbraith i
has purchased the property Of p. Manini. Esq,
Esq, on the corner Of the Nuuauu and Pauoa Roads.
for the purpose of erecting a d~istillery.
Z ~ We hope that the movement to procure a
monument TO be erected over the remains OF the late
G. Il. c. lngraham, will be literally supported.
~ Ferdinand W. Hutchinson has received the
appointment of Minister of the Interior.
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ANDREWS HAwAIIA& DIcTIoSARY.-Ihls work
will he ready for sale at the Bookstore on Monday
or Tuesday next.
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"a DfsriLLERY AT L.sT.-Mr. George Galbraith
has purchased the property Of p. Manini, Esq,
Esq, on the corner Of the Nuuauu and Pauoa Roads,
for the purpose Of erecting a distillery.
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~ We hope that the movement to procure a
monument TO be erected over the remains Of the late
G. Il. &. Ingraham, will be literally supported.
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DRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

Qpics Dpof CommiSSa-g az Sntsls.sa-a{
Washington, April ID. Il s.
Sealed Proposals. are invited uotil TUESDAY.
April =, y II for furnishing the Subslsts- ce De
pGrtment with
THREE THOUSAND $4,000 BARRELS Or
FLOUR
The proposals " i'll be Tor what 10 known al this
Depot IS Nos |. > and 2, aud bids will he enter
taiued for any quantity less than the whole.
BIDS must be IN duplicate, and fer each grade on
separate sheets OF paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence WITHIN
five day frGm the GpsuiU Of tire bids. ana must Oh
delivered in such quantities. daily, a. the Govern
ment may direct, either at the GuverRment Nafe
house in Georgetown. at the wharVes, or rAllroa1
depot n Washington, q.
The delivery of all Flour awarded 70 re som
pleted within twenty days from the Acceptance OF
the bid.
Bids will be received for Flour to be deliver
in oak barrels head lined.
Payment viii be made in such funds as the Gov
erRment NJ lay have for disbursement.
The ususl Government Inspection viii be MAZE
Just before the Flour is received, and none will 10
accepted which is not fresh ground, and OF sups-
riur 1uslity
An oath Of allegiance must accompany the eitef
each bidder who has not the oath on hle this
office, and bid will be entertained from parties
who have previously failei 10 comply with theie
bids, or from bidders not frs5sut to respond.
Government reserves the right 70 relec. any L
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, s. NJ
223 G street, endorsed rogossl7 for El.2r
& BRIDGES,
Cap-aln T.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.


President OF The United States Of America,
To oil lgbca II may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that ROBERT BARTH has been appoint9d
Cons ul OF the Electorate of Hesse, at St.Louis,
I do hereby recognize him as such, and declare
him tree 10 exercise and enjoy such functions
powers, and privileges, as are allowed to Con-
suls by the law Of nations, or by the laws Q.
the United states.
in testimony whereof, I have caused these
Letters to be made Parent, and the Seal Of the
United State. to be heTeuutO affixed.
Given under my hand atthe city Of Washing.
ION, the Ilth DAY OF April, A. u. 1853
f. 81 and OF the Independence of the United
States of America, the S9th.
ABR AHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
F. ". SEWARD, Acting Secretary Of State.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR LINE.
CHIEF QrtRrsRuAsTE!

DN'-'hF W tkfE VA TER : OFF'GE. ,
DEIoI OF NASUlSGToS Ap-il H. -.
-. $500 PROPOSALS. viii be received 40 4 :
Dih'e Gltil SATURDAY, April -, 1865 a. - {! x
M, 5or Ten Thousand to5] bushels Of good
M PIC. Gnsls ked Lime. The waoIe Jasu-
MY TO be delivered within twenty G3Ij d. - :,
NE .te or contract. ~ such po.nts in Tie CIV
direct 'O' SIN' 'V' loas'es nay
TO the hUsheI. H'' " 'oS'
The quantity. offered by TIE successful bidders
Nil De ubieci TO gid ius pecticn by an
SSpp0dhttd on the part OF tie Government, Ssfeso
:. Bonds sum equal 70 tha7-nount Of tha con-
GiSsGGt signed by the contractor and tuo re~pou -
"a G.e persons. the same = be cert sed - ~ some
Iii on the Government veil known 20 th.sca
Uc ie9ulredupon signing the oontrser.
.-.crt.sut 10 be made upon the delivery EEt
The sicie OF the whole quantity contracted tor
he dssrsaH| 10 reject any, or al, bids thst rs Z
0VaTtsIm neu too high is reserved by the Deyc.
80. ,uSster, "a well the ri ght 20 select
rom 'sch hid, such quantities. A. the PEjs-F
nSiIeu thefeln as may be required oy tho Gov
Proposals must he addressed TO the aB1 -
signed, and should be plainly marked. - rroE1sa
Tor Lime d II RUCRER,
Big, zen. ana Ghiuf Quartz rma -tFr,
aplA " DepOt of Z -
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY;
HFFICE BALTIMORE OHIO RIB. CO.,
W WASHINGTON, December Is, 1854
80 M -

% ID -
ger Trsins between Washington and BaitimoPe
win be run az follows:
ro1-s ff4Ess nNy Wsa E sfsTIds
RIsBURG TRAlN-LesEe Washington 6:I3 A. \.
Arrive st Baltimore 500 A.E.
PREss-Lssvs washinst.s 80 A. NJ Arrive At
Philadelphia /: SO P. NJ, New York $50 Pm. No
No. s-BALTIaoRz & WESTERN TRAIN
Leave Washington sag A. NJ. STOPPING st Way
stations, connecting at Relay With the Mail Train
fer the West, and reaching Baltimore At 1000
No 4-Fsw YORK MAIL TRAIN-Lesr. Wash
rn phsispbi. New Yors 1900
I'm.
No, s-BALrIaoRI TRAIN AND WAY STA
t1o1e h 44S Fsh T'sa'fl'f tram arrive a. BAL
No. .ezRALIIMeEn CoMMUrATIoN AND
train steps - B,adensburs, Beltsville, Laurel anc
No. 7-BesToN. ALBANY 4 NEW YORK E1.
PRESS TRAIs-Lesve Washington 600 P n.
gers b5 this train connect with all the early nerh
ing lines leaving New York for the last, North
soi by this train which is limited IN capacity By
Gov meut orders 20 insure The mails
No. s-BALTIMORE L HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave Weshin gton Gas P. N. and arrive at Balti-
No. s-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
WESTERN TRAIE-LesVs Wsshi q sten at 7:.}0
r NJ; stopping al Relay House fer Western passen-
gers to take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Parkersburs, and al points in the West, Reaches
New Yerk 81 els An.
FO2 ANNAPOLIS the connections viii bs n1aSs
With the SIS A. Il, and the aRd 1870 P. NJ. from
Warrington No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday. -
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
Tor passengers on Sunday are rhe :: . and Ills
A. r. and p. II. for Baltimore, and $50 P. II.
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, and
the 6 P n for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS to tho West. as yell - to
Philadel phia, New York. or Boston, can be bad at
thu Station Ticket on at all hours in the day. IS
we'll as at new ONCE in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylysnia avenue, between +5f and
w RsGGkGEw be checked at all hours,-also for
thToE Oh points, to save trouble AID confusion at
a. Eene rture of the trains,
ALI PASSENGERS. whether soldiers or citizens ms
ave- noIiteIy bat earnestly requested to respect the
niles of the Line, established fer the general sd-
1antsae such as the keeping of one or more cars
sIcpsiVely for ladies and their and the
nreyention Of smoking in any but the smoker
Sers aud also to make a cheerful compliance
Ittb the decisions OF the agents or conductors
- Iayard 70 their seats, tickets. ETC. especially in
the hurry Of starting the rains r-+.+,o,
W P. SMITH, Matter OF Transportatioh;
e. ID. COLE. General Ticket agent. acc ~
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RYJ. c, McGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

r. ). c. MaGUIRE CO, Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ADJOINING THE NATIONAL PRINT
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 9th, at "a
O'Clock. u the premises, by virtue ola deed OF
trust from Patrick Wilson and wife, dated May z
ls1! and duly recorded in Liber J, 8, No; l3]
fclos III, ct. SEQ, Of the Land Records OF
Washington county, shall sell, Lot" 3 - in ]. G
McGu res Subdivision Of Square No. 524, frontin
q feet on North capitol street, between q and Fl
streets north and running back 100 feet TO Ii foot
alley and containing a5g square feet.
TeTms-One half cash; the remainder in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust the premises.
ConveyanceE and stamps AZ the cost OF the p1r-
chaser.
TH0S FISHER Tsustes.
sd l-eo6ds j. c. 9CIRE Il Co, Aucts
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JEFF. DAVIS AT MACON, GA.
lie Hasin One Bank in Havana tGo oao
Dollars in Gold

BALTINORR, april &c. g. Fulton, ESQ.
Las Just arrived from Charleston and Savan-
nan lie learned al Savannah, on Moaday,
ne lGih inst, that JEFF. Davis was a. Macon
Ga.
a. havana he learned from bank officer
-sI. zen; Davis mad on deposit In one bank
here Si6e ,O0o in gold.