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HOTIOg 10 fRAyELERs.

EOTICB 70 fRAFkhEBAs
TNWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
fgundayu sxosptsdl
M0RHIHG HXPRESs, leaving Troy 1t 9sl6 A.
H.; nom Albany st Hudson River Depot at ESQ A.
~ arriving as New YORK ct $50 P.M
AFTERHOOH EXPR ESS, leAving Troy as SOC
P ~; from Albany at 6:l6 2 h, arriving at he0
York at es90 ?. n, connecting with express trains
6or PhIladelphiA aad Washington City.
Fhs Cincinnati Express from Buffalo oonlectl
with he $50 At Albany fos EsU York bT The Har-
Ian Road. o. ID
For ths botssr asoonmodation Of the. public, ~.
FnnReuani5 have ben usde 70 run the trAtn1 q
ths Hudson River Bailroad 90. and tho<e OF the h
e and HaEiam Railroad Oe. As diEersnt houz1 from
Albany and Troy. ss
| THE HARLEM Road.
Passengers VIII Be Iicksted and Baggage checked
over this road direct 20 New York By she oentrA
RR. Co., and all conn nscting lines North and Wess
TIdkots Of the Hudson River RailrOsd %. And o.
tnlI %. WIn BE- received By either road snd bell
Eags checked By either Company VII b dsn'aE''
| n New York without shanss Of eheeEs, gs.
M Il 1ss4 II A. CHAPIHs sup't'
| FoRD Il. 6nznz AdVsrsisiag Agent
L.B, KuaKk1Bo0K1s, Agent Albany hoA<A'
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Daily LEADER,
FROM THE OIL COUNTRY.

The Rgbert EaFm-TWO Few Wells-r--
p. History Of the Farm--The OOquette
WeII-.BennehORf Run-The on Greek
RasIzoad-Its Miserable MaangoDent
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CLOTHING.
NEW GOODS.

New Goods at Union Hall for Spring, s. I'D -
is now the theme Of which 1 sing
We've all the Ia est styles just made, f1.i,
To suit the fnest city trada,
Of new Spring OVeIcOats an6 Sacks, "a . . q
To Mt the form hEe moulded wax;
And Business Goats Of stylish make, 'r
All Of the present sty e. that takei =zasa-s
But then the crOgning Coats Of al
Are the DRESS COATS at Union Hall.
We pride ourselves that We excel
All others in the Goals We sell;
For in them you will always ind f
Sit, Fashion, Grace and Ease combined D.
But on our Goats l will not Dwell
We've also Pants and Vests to sell,
OF sVeTy hue, and shade and style
To teli you all would take awhile;
So I viii only msntiOn here
That those : no would in style sppear,
Should come 10 Union Hall and buy
The OLOToIhG best to pls ass the eye;
And not alone the eye 70 please,
Bot money save in buying thssa.
E.- ucIi 81 prices low
No matter how the Go d docs 90.
. 10 Furnishing Goods both rich and neat,
. We have a ttOok full and complete;
Our gallant boys in blue" will ind
Z All kinds Of goods TO suit their mind. .r....
~ eve also for the boys in store
A better stock thAR e'er before;
And can g fit, both CREST and small,
With CLOTHING best ct UhIos HALL
~ Jhe finest stock Of Spring and Summer
Olol hing and the Lowest Prices IN the city At
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Hhslby-sanduaky, HanEasld : Newark RalIFoad, .
AAnasald. At. Yaraons Newark, lAnsaEils,
30.
Orsstlinsl Pittsburgh, Tors WaYns q ghioazo kan.
road, Forest, pppar Sandusky, Dalphos, Lima
Fort WaYne. Legorte. ChicaZo, ao.7 Hees e11
IT, East for nnn1dsld, Wooster, MaBzi1on, &C.
0fAon and Beilefon ntaine Railroad Line, ioT narons
BeliefontAine, Sidney, Union. h1ncifs lnniens
apolia, Ferre HAuta, finosnned. AfanTH1laI
LouisTIls, Cairo. ST. Louis, 90.
DbisWAre-Wikh 6priu Eheld Branch for SprinT Tneld-
Oolunbus-Lftt1s Miami Columbus, end 4sna
Railroad, for 1eniA, Dayton. Indianapolis
/ fsrrs Hauts, s.. Loui8, Morrow, Boveland, and
F. OlncinnAtt and with the OhiO aud nisslltpB.
Railroad ct Cincinnati for Loni1viue- GTanf
Wills Cairo, 81. Louis nd Al points on ne
Oblumbus-CsntralO Ohio RaVro@d bor Newark, zansSs
VILE Wheeling, 80; Columbus, kiqua y Al4
iilna Rallroad Tor Piqua, Urbana. 10.
HTRor Tickets 70 AL points and Information aEply
at the Passenger Station. ard at Union Iinkss Oucs
Cleveland. Oct. n. i6ff. erpa.intsnoers
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free neIIEerY OF Letters.

P.r.ie. vt.bipg their maiI matter delivered b.
Carriers will please lesVs orders to that eneot at
the PostmSster,s Room with any q L ~
lIvefed, without extra onargel VITA PronPtoess,
aocordipE 10 tue following Timetable Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the ofhee;
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Living between the River and east side ontario st.,
Including the Ox.boW naLsb bhe Der'stiea ll IN
be IS follows: . Il.
FIRsT DHLIVERY.-oarrierB viii leave Postofhce
ct 500 A N. with proceeds Of All night nAtl1, ~
SECOND DRLIVERH.-LeAVe Rostomoo 81 4usO4 A.
n. with proceeds Of 1880 Eastern: - 4 1,..s.1
THIRp DELYERY.-LeaVe 1:3O A. n. with pro
ceeds Of $40 A. X. Western, s:l6 A. =. Sandusky
WAY $50 A. n. OincinuatiS S-1o A H-if1ttsourgs
and 1870 A. n BHEsern Nsy. :, - Iays %, ~
FoUETH DELTvEHT.-LssYs st zoo P Z, Tor Drop
Letter Distribution. 49, -. go. =.
oeeds OF 2i5 P. NJ Eastern, 9:55 P. d. Western and
s,TrH { ELTyERT.-LeAve At 500 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution. n r.-f ada 1o A T
sa -FOUR DELIVERY TERRTTORYJ s9W
living petv cen Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
including sorantOn'S Flats, the Heights, and the
TIRST DELrTERr.-Leave POstOhce at 800 4. H.
with proceeds Of night mails. ..,.-. - -
| SEoosp DELIvKRY.-BeaVe ct 1OsS0 A n. viii
| proceeds OF al forenoon HaailI except lo;2O A. Il
-TsRp pEfivEHY.-Leave at 500 P. 4. with pro
oes de Of 1910 A n. Eastern way.
| FOUBTH DELIVERY.-LeaVe 81 SOU p =. VIII
proceeds Of 2:l6 P. Eastern, Ass P.H Toledo
and 500 P. n. Columbus. irH ifea
| COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THR BUsI
MESS TERRITORY. 1tli"
| FIRsr CoLIBcTIog-Wni commence at 200 A. n
for the $50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and erea
sEcosD-Wm commence at 1000 a. \. ! NJ DrDI
TSIRo-Oommsnoes at 1I.SO A. n. for l:5O ?. n
Pittsburg, 2;45 \. Columbus, as4b ?. H. fOiedo
| and S:25 P. n. ESstern Way. a.--.t. ~.
| EouRrH-Commsnoes at 200 P. n. for $50 P. \
Eastern and 4:3O P. n. Sandusky. D TeJrog
FIFTH-OOmmsno noes At $50 ?. n. for Drop letter.
sTxTH-Commences at 500 P. H. for 800 P. n
Eastern, 10 OO ?. Western. and 1osOO ?. n. Gin
oiauati; $50 A. n. (nsxt morniDg) Maboning so
~ next mCrning) Pittsburgh 500 A. NJ lnex
morn'ng] CinnAa; and $40 A. 4. (nezt morning
Toledo --.Hr. F . -.-lr 20
COLLECTION N THE -FOUR DELIYER'
TERRITORY 1ItfE7F
VIII commence ct s:OoA. K, lOsso A. 4. 500
l. anu 1'' - /. OORLEs. r, \.
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E.ss 81 sss.IsI . ssI sAr.....f A. -.

EAETaD II ALI. CASE, ,-Osh bo HsIisd
EsVal an . csrsl Dc not aaeeoatsf Afs aPe14
\ hastsoni Hoohaasl Of dlst roquirsA % ncs N
t1rf1zs- via banl1aI Plugitr Car ps u1sd With
III dstsstlosi U7gzrd q 20 oarol ths paHt monEs
--soua of thGn s1ry flT1ra e11t1- Over ou1 kll-
arsd lphTEioials Aays llsd thom IN shsir pre-
fos. and spoak Wsn Of thar oHoaey, ond EppESvs
q thair oonp1altion, which b entirely vsESsAblSs
nnd HARMLESS On ths systsms Hundreds Of oortlAs
asssu oan Be ahOWn. Bells Bpoelac Pnl1- ara a.
priginnI and onlJ gunuina epsoiae PHI, Thsy an
sdGptsd for mais and fsnaia, oldo7 younss ans
a. only rsliabla remsdy tor s6sotlne poERae
1ant ard spssdF olssia al oasas of epeEuator-haa-
e Bealinaf Ws6kEs4, With Al it trains Of sFsiI
Sach e Ursthral and FAEinal Di1oharE;1B Gleati
be Whites, Mighty Or InEoluntlrJ LEli.s.onss La
soztinsnos Genisal Debility and 1rrftHbiltyi In.
poleaoy, Weakneu or loM Of PeUsft Nervous De
knfty Ao., ke., al Of which ari1e principally frO
lsrzaf Exoss5aS or self Abuss, or somo ooagtitO. /.
fseaaf derangsnent, and inoapaoftates the s1Gsgei
frs514 ui1fiina she duties q married nia. In 81
SsTual DISEASE e. eonorrhsa, elect and stgi1turSz
0oasultfnE PhyEicsn for the treatment Of EoI1insl
Urinary, SEXUAL, aud Eervou1 Diloa1o-s who WI
ssad, ne 20 al, tbs following vllus5ls work b
- fIFTIsra THoUslEp.-pF BsIiis RTeafiss On
III AbuEG, Prsnssufs Decay, 1np0tenoe and La
81 Power, Sexual DiseAsaSi Seminal Neakns0i
Eishtly Euisions, Genital Debility So.f Ao.s
ssIsphlst Of "a pages, containing Important I'd,
yio4 - Tho aIisted, and which should b reAd -
sysrg mfsrer e the means Of cure In the BoFeEslt
Itsees q plainIE Hst forth Two Etsmp5 required
% pay postags- iutyal:hs:no.W.niSNJ
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- OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
trht and give up speotaclea without aid Of doctor
or medioene-ssnt BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
oguts Address z. B. FOOTE. ND
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-hu arTlyssAt Hsadvilis It.
GrTiy=s At Salamanca at..-.
IJECINHATT EXPREss.

ArriVa at Lenvitts Jursh, eonnecE Ni,h
New York Exprels lO:50 P. n
Ask tDr fnFonzn Tioketn via s.ealAmAnca."
Fz-JI1 d. rMoLABE s, Gent sup't
z r. FuLLER Gen. inEst Agsat. nnyIT
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ETHE BRIDAL OHAMBER-

Lasayof Warning aud instruction Tor Young Men,
Also, nee and reliable treatment for Dis ases 81
UTiEAry End sexual Systems. Seat frees in
sealed envelopes. Address DR., J. * lliu HOnghton,
Howard AssSeiskion, Philadsiphla. Pa. mys:R4
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OLRVELAND AND FlFT5BUBsH
CIEYELAFD, COLOMBUs = GIN;
OoIgEATI AIuEoA y, -.

10 . = y y - = = : n : u
ISt Train--s:O5 A, M.-CISOIHHATT EXPREsS,
stopping at GrHfson, WsllingtoH, New Lon
don. shelby, Oregtlids, Gallon, GilsAd, Car.
dtngton, ASHLEY, DslaWars, Dsvil Osutrs an4
n Woeshing gf0u.
a Trnln--2:i6 P. M.-ACUOdmOOATION.-
- al stations, and arrives IN Columbus af -
a Frainl--l0sD P. M.-HIGHT EXPBB8-Se0Dgl1l
at Grafton, Wellington, HsW London, 5eelbII
Orestlins, Gallon Glead, OardiHEton and Dele
FTaip5 iSHvs OolumbzI at sio and 10 fs A. 3:o Fss
arrive at Cleveland $40 A. l., and 3 80 ?. H
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United. STATES HOSPITAL
aPFIyate, Medical ,DispensarY,

noP Private Medical ,DispelsaFY,,
I8O JenerSOnrAyenue,,, ,DeGreit, Mtch.s
rs Near the Michigan EXehsnge 6otel.
Where every firm OF s7PBrBTs anu all other dis
eases Of the pEo-I atve and urinary organs OF both
se Kes are more successfully managed than OF any
other similar institution In tbis counte3. EyeEy
one should kLoN hnt whilst the slightest con til
-tutioAal contamination exists, marr1aRe is impos-
slole for the GOOD resson that where ofspIiog en-
sues disease is nsA. always en-; allied This there
fore, is one of the worst lmpediments 10 mAtrt-
mony. h'p7 1oI y1ai1gaiiJsE act M emit.
D. -gi sds -,l YOUNG MEM q. nd f.l,...-...
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, yin hnd this q DaspenaaFy
Eheie thsae Is uneertainty about gettiug relief
but where every one Of such cases are cured per
mAnently. No book published by nor issued nom
this ips tuition, by which tha minds Of the young
Are poisoned and they thereby ruined. ''
f Qua 'iiih 'a'i LADIES, s7g nsod bHd s2t
Married or Single, requiring Female Regulator
shOuld enclose one DO and thr' postage mps
rections the only re lab Fema Regp ator ~ use
bis B. gulRtor fast becoming he faVor OF ladies'
eVeIywheIe simply becau use its action is MID ana
safe and cansalw@S be depsnesd upon in removing
OsstEucti ms FROM co Dc and any otAsr cause,
All correspond nee strictly Confidential. Aetters
o1 consultation shoui con Isini Que dollar ana ?
postage stamp fOr apswer, Office and rooms ar
ranged that patterns never sse each other.y ~ o
lCmsulIatiOn ndsefyices a. tue ohce, zee % Ehe
poor every Saturday afternoon frIm 8 TO bP N.
Office and Dispensary open from SA. NJ 70 ?. NJ
dpiIyyexset sundays Allneosssary surgical oPelr-
. Hadrtss = Farh 1ou ,tfDR. DEHART. osIs.
, : gTG s4rPsst Once ,DlaEeF 625.. Detroit Mich.
Encio two postage stamps and s'pd Tor circuisr
Of questions, aud. if properly susWured, medi iesa
oau be sens t. any part of the county hem- mper
these cases must be cured the worst
follow. li l'Golt i.es-.I3Z1 4 mas:r4ae-E
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HOWER- & HIGBEE have received
ll an elsgau t stock Of new
- ObG ANDES AND FRENCH PRINTS.
Also ) fresh supply Of LIce Wells, Veil tissues,
Orsps Wells, Love Veiis, BonnSt Bi0'o Trim
ming ditto, Tri0mIng Cords. Buhied COLLARS, d.
= 49, aIMBROIHER E5,
Comprising Cambria aud Musiin Gdaings and In
eertiuRs Cambria Bands, Infants Waists, Linen
Collar CUTS and Sets HandksI chiefs Of all Kind
&c with G good stOcE Of
Including India Long Cloths, Naiusooks, Striped,
Checked and Tucked Swiss Muslins, 40. i z
JUST RECEIVED. i'- lH-r
: r,x1e 1't q" 239 SUPERIOR STREET.
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CTBWART, RIDDLE . CO.
LsFa EfIWAKF sFIVHm
Attorneys and 0OHnsellorS % Law
No. All PENNsYLVAHLA AVEHUH .
WASHINGTON, D. o.
VIII attend 20 business in the buprema OoetA
Court Oourt Of Olaims, tho Circuit and DbtFloa
Courts, before the several DepartmenH tns
SIEn prHSInR- PlTEET AND INDIAN BuREA1ti
-'e-s s-'- HEBatH oOBGBE3ss
10 Il taAET, A. G. RDDEA q A. sfIVhns
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PROFESSIONAL.

DR j. NJ. JOHNSON, HAVING Re
IL moved HIS of6ceto No. l9S 0utario street, over
CoIvelPs Hardware store, would be pleased to see
ali his old pAtion and IS many new ones ~ may
please 10 call Particular sttsntion paid 60 Ins-
sssse, Of Women and children, Rheumatisn, Scra-
tbes- And Indeed 70 all tue ls 70 which humanity
Z heir, Consults' ion free. Once hours H0m %
IOA-M and from toS snd TO 10 2 NJ. ADI:k24
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CusvELAHD . ERIE RAILEOAD
LH41TA BgHH++SsIE SE4bhhIp Ipai-s.o.,

p sa, Sc Wi IS raS 4sssi s ss: vs. ssa.9. Us ..s%sss %
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RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
AAEA RAILWAY
Ipring and Summer Arrangements.

II FEtts Efeet HonSsy, Aey sd, 1865.
Two Throuth E1prsa Trains DAILY bstwosu
OLEVELAHD and new YORK. hl rr.... !.
"DAI HxPsHss, leaves Cleveland (5pndeys exesPt.
s at $50 A. l., arrives Il hssdTils st 300 ,. n
tDinnsrl ealanhnoa e. SIS n. H. ta peging Calu)
40 heE York at l:1o ?, n,
tHHIsHf kxPRsss, n issVss lCasVsiand tBata5days
exeoptsdD st s=t6 n, Sleeping Cars attsehed,)
arrives st dsadVilO at 100 A. a., Salamanca ct
o'OO A \, And New Fork at 1850 F.E ehf u
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which aIere are email chances Of escape, the
Congress, Congress ID, CoriHthian, c. H%OtclaHd,
EH>aJefh Sl0ft, Europa, Florida, Faroyits, Geo.
Ho;czgud, Helen SnOu. Martha, Martha I'd, AeT-
oury and Sunbeam. The Gen. Pike, Crowell, we
learn had also been bonded. Captain Gray of
the lanes Na1ry, had died Of inflammation Of
the bowels, his wife being with him AT the time.
Captain WaddeI refused to burn the ship as
there was a lady on board.
This wholesale destruction Of ships and the
scattering of the few who may escape must
seriously affect those in these islands who do
business directly with the feet. while it will
doubtless damage cTery branch of business on
the islands 20 q greater or less extent.
The Pearl, destroyed at Ascension was owned
by parties in this city. The Harrest was also
owned in this city, by Messrs. PAuger, Dowsett
and Molteno, neither Of whom are Americans,
and the vessel was also under the Hawaiian flag.
We are told the H., was insured in Europe.
LATER.
Since the above was written, the American
bark Richmond and American ship James Maury
have arrived. From them We CLEAN the follow
ing particulars: The Shenandoah had burnt
the American whaleshlp Catherine, Phillips:
bark NInrOd, Clark Vim. C.. Nye, Cooty
brig Susan abigail, Redfeld ship HHman, Ma
cOmber ship Nassau, Green bark Martha I'd,
Macomber bark Farorife, Young; bark Warer-
L, Holley; bark Congress I'd, Wood; Isaac H0Ic-
land, Ludlow, and bark CoUington jerks, making
total of 95 burned and four bonded. The Rich
nHOnd spoke the Gent Pike on the first of July
with two hundred and f~fty-two persons on
board bound for San Francisco, and at the earnest
Of captains of vessels destroyed, con-
sented to take on board and bring to this port
fifty seanen, mostly Hawaiians. The men were
well supplied with clothing, as Captain
Waddell is said to be rather partial to Hawaii
ans, several of them having shipped on his
vessel, Notwithstanding the neutrality proclama-
lion Of III. Ms Minister of Foreign Affairs.
The Nile before reported burned had been
bonded and sent to San Francisco with one hum
and fifty men, and the James Maury was
bonded and brought one hundred and fifty men
nto this harbor.
The James Maury reports having seen four
more vessels burning the day they left.
The Br1HSlcick, Potter, had been stove bv ice.
survey was held, and the vessel condemned.
Then the pirate took possession and set fire to
er.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
AUGUST u.


T The arrivals of the American clipper ship
Reynord from San Francisco and the American
whaling bark Joseph MdrlceH from the Arctic
Ocean on Thursday morning, brought us intelli-
gence of the destruction of fourteen whaleships
by the pirate Shenandoah and of the probable
destruction of q larger portion of the Arctic
and Ochotsk fleets.
In our issue of June "a, we gave the state
ment of the captain of the Hawaiian schooner
Pfal, who reported having been spoken by a
strange vessel near Ascension, and being boarded
by officers who reported the stranger as the
British chip Miami. We then gave it as our
opinion that it was the Shenandoah, and by the
news received it has proved too true. Upon
leaving the PfaI she squared away for Ascension
and there burned four vessels and left their
officers and crew on the island. The Shenan-
doah then shaped her course for the Ochotsk
Sea, and captured another vessel, from which
she obtained men and provisions, one of the
men acting as pilot and taking the vessel to
the Arctic Ocean, where she destroyed ten more
ships. of which the following is a list furnished
by Captain Chase of the Joseph MdrrreH: Bark
Coral, Crandall chip GENT Williams, Benia-
min; bark Isabella, Winslow bark Sophia
Thornton, Tucker; bark Gypsey, Robinson;
ship Euphrctes, hathaway; bark Jireh .Strift.
Williams; ship VIM. Thompson, Smith ship
hector, Chase; and bonded the ship MILO,
hawes, and sent her into San Francisco with
The officers and men of the ships destroyed.
Capt. Nye of the A6igaH, Fishof the Haw. brig
Victoria, Mammen of the Oldenburg bark Ore
Son. and Fauxpres OF the French ship Gustav,
used every means in their power 10 warn
ahTrs of fta Iorrar C,rto,, I'll -.II:-- /
fifteen miles in one instance 10 do so. Through
che e~xertions of these gentlemen the Joseph
Mar1gea. 4rHoEda, Bart. GoSnoId, Ben. Cum
nlrngs, Canton Packet, Eliza Adams, Europa.
Capt. Milton Merlin, Nj. UdHasfon, WIN.
Clifford, Richmond, Splendid, Vineyard, j. ID.
Thompson and MiHeruG. will owe their escape.
The Emily Morgan and Join p. West were
but had squared away for the Ochotsk
Sea for q fare, where the pirate will no doubt
them. There we're in the straits and for
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AUGUST IL, 1895.
sfscs cur Las; We have 70 note the arrival 0. the American
clipper ship ReyHaTa, en- Route to Bakers Island American
clipper ship MidHight. en- route To Hongkopg, and American
Whaling bsrks J0SeDh Marcel and Richmond, and Arneri-
ran whAIeshiP Jams HaaTy from the Arctic The Eng.
bark HGy~ood, IS days from San Francisco, arrived Irs, even
Ing, Va distress. having encountered a hurricane, sprung a leak
AZ lost q man, besides The disabling % a couple Of others
Tho only foreign departure "a The American bark Torrent,
ET PzEet sound.
The recsip, of The news from the Arctic on Thursday las
Rad = most depressing effect, As the absence Of the feet will
doaotsss he seriously felt by retailers and through them It will
reach al eIassez Of trade.
Ss-s from tie East ar this column Il ueagre. We clip .
gold quotation and sae % cotton
Private dispatches quote Gok ia New York on the 2Ist Of
JAY ~ ls2, AMI on the I'D, at 1421I43, with Sterling Ex-
ehang-, on The latter date, at IO5&.
C0TTos.-Ihs c s. Government sale Of confscated cotton,
which took place IN New York June 22d, resulted a. follows:
1860 lbs s~a IsIand sold tor 62 es. a pound. q. 600 lbs
"a istsnd. II eta. % IL cts q pound. 1893 bales (about
i.ycOO0o lns) short staple cotton, part damaged, sold at I5G
III Cts a pound, in gold.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. /.
ARRIVALS.

A1z e-Stmr Kilauea, NeGregor, from Windward Ports.
6-Schr Nettie Merrill, fountain, from Kshului.
6-schr Mary, from Hho.
7-Schr Helen, Kinney, from Moiokai and Mako.
s-Schr EmeliDe, Crane, from KOna and Kau.
S-Schr Mary, Sfka, from Anahola-
eSchr Active, Kapuahi, from ROl0a-
lo-sehr Moi Keiki, Napela, from Kahului.
I0-Am clipper ship ReynArd, LymOur, !. days from
San francesca.
IO-Am VII bark Jos Maxwell, Chase from Arctic, with
lbs bbls Eh oil, 1000 lbs bore.
l0-Schr Warwick, Bull, from Molokai.
lo-Am VIII bark Richmond, Weeks, from Arctic, with
IS bbls VII oil, 1900 lbs bone.
li-Schr Ioi Wahine, kuheana, from Koioa-
liam clipper ship Midnight, Crosby, Il days from
San Francisco, en- route for HOngkong.
liam VII ship james Maury, Cunningham, from
Arctic, with 200 bbIs oil, $500 lbs bone.
l2-Eng bark HarSOod, 25 days from San Francisco, in
Distress.
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SSENGER

vrm wypvARD PoETs-per KiIauea, Aug. 5Miss Wells,
Miss L ThruIn, Miss Thrum. Misses Parker, p y Makee, Sir
Weed, Mr. Ludlow. Y Levers, l. 3 Lincoln, J Randal-II cabin
and so deck passengers
For WsDwARD PoRTs-per Kilauea, Aug. Mrs G r
Bishop, @ c Mclean, wife and 3 children, Mrs Thos King, l.
NcCuity, Parker Norton Nakee, C COaks, J smithirs, z A
Cosson, T Metealf, J p Cooke, II Ho-tein-l5 cabin and 10
asck passsrgers-
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RTURES.

AZ @Brig Nahienaena, Irving. from Hito,
7-Schr Odd Fellow. Quincy, for Bakers Island.
5-stmr Kiiausa, NCGregCTr FOR Windward Ports.
s-Am bark Torrent, Carlton, for Puget Sound.
s-Stmr Annie Laurie, Mitchell, for KOloa.
s-5chr Helen, Kisney, FIR MOlokai.
s-Schr Mary. Nika. for AnahOIa-
s-Schr Mary. for HHO.
s-Schr Nanuokawai, Marchlnt, for Lahaina and
Makes Landing.
o-schr Net,ie Merrill, Fountain, for Lahaiua and
Nskees Landing.
l0-Schr Moi keki, Nspela. Er Eahului.
lc-Schr EnsIine, Crane, for Rcna and Kau.
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SUPpLEMENr-We would again call attention to
the supplement, which our crowded paper compels
US to issue. The reading matter is interesting, and
the advertisements worthy Of note.
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The KILAUEA-Will not leave on Monday next,
laying mp for a week. She will leave as usual on
the 2lst. The .fnnie Laurie will sail for Windward
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% We understand that the Messrs. Foster are
fitting up there bark Kamehameha y. for the pur-
pose of sending her to Ascension Island, to bring
away the crews left there by the Shenandoah. =
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70 For some time past the Messrs. Cotton
have been erecting a rice cleaning mill at Puma
luu for the Messrs. Severance. and we were shown
= few days since a very fine sample Of rice, from
this crop which had been passed through the mill,
and in which there was a very trifiing portion OF
the kernel broken. We learn that other additions
will be made in the mill, among which will be an
rltXnfnr. -
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- We learn that Mr.. S. Spencer had arrived in
England in good health, having arrived there in fifty
five days from this place.