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Report Of Rnrk Arctic.

sailed from Boston Oct. 18th, 1861. Had moderate weather
after leaving Boston until in lat 81 y. Ion. 50 W, when we had
strOas SW gales Experienced no Ne trades, the wind yeering
from SE o. sSW. Crossed the equator Nov 18th, in lon. $3.50
W. Had 70 SE trades. the wind being from Ne 10 ENE.
After passing lat 50 : had nothing bu: hard westerly gales and
thick weather. Jan 90, saw large quantities q ice in all direc-
tons FEB {. also saw much ice On the 9Th az February saw
nine large icebergsi steered various courses 70 clear themi al
10 T. u. struck q cake Of drf-ice, which started a number u
sheets % copper OF tie Port bow. Feb 9th, in lat j.-Z9 ;,
lon. 7Z55 V, tremendous gales from the westward, during
which the jb was washed or the boom, and while the men
were out securing i the bark made q heavy plunge into the
SEA. anil WASHED overheard one % the crew, Ktnaka Char-
ley who was Ilst; John Poole was badly injured IN the knee.
At the same time carried away the port bowsprt sLrUud and
about twenty-five feet q the huIwarks- Feh- t. lat So - :,
I0a. 1913 " .sl~ large quantities % ice- Feb -. lat $500 :.
.Ol. % W, ar A. NJ. harI gales aui thick fC-i cCse on board
atremerdous iceiErc. two hundred FEET high. and barge quaint
ties % duf-icc; kept of and passed about q mile 20 I-cwaTd q
Ofthem- Feb ~, Lf $40 =, lon - IS W, thick fcgy ss-
ther5 ALL A VI. male a Iar-e body 81 ice bearing from 81 20
SWi wore ship O. the NJ O. Cearit il. 2ls- I'D and 23d, also
saw much ice. Ou the 81. al > \. NJ. after about co days Il
constant westerly gales and very heavy sea with a strong east
sIy current, our sails Icing IN a very bad cOEtItion, most u
the Faisaud Islands March 8 IsfS, came % anchor in stan
ley Harbor- On The let q April SAILED Tor Honolulu On Tie
9Th passed Cape Harn- and iFom thence To- lat 30 :, Ion % vs.,
hal nothing but strong westerly gales and a heavy sea No
81 trade until in Lat. Il : the wind being from me t. Enc
Crossed the equator june ? ia Ion l2Jl3 W Took the Ne
trades in Et- 5 y and jane u made east end Of Maui. Ar
rived IN Honolulu harbor June Is, in 20 days from Boston
and IS days from PCrt Stanley.
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Legislative Assembly is we'll known to be practically
a dead letter. In regard 10 the alleged incompetence
Of the legislature under the Constitution Of IooZ'
II would not be fair TO compare !! with the british
House Of Commons or the American Congress. but
we leave i, to any uupreiudiced observer, whether II
was not a more business like and disuided body than
the House Of MOBILES. With all it, faults II was OF
immense value as y check on the sometimes reckless
legislation IF the upper House, and by IT'S i2reSnShE-
iuE committees il served to impress on Government
of~ IS their responsibility and accountability TO the
people. The late Legislative Assembly was a s'gnai
example Of the defects Of the " C~uicameral system
After all. however, the main reason Why the Con.
stituri0n Il 1852 was abrogatsi may best be gathered
from the majority aud minority reports Of a Com
mittee Of the House Of Mobiles, made IN looZ.
which fUreshai5wei all that has since been done.
They may be found IN the P0lgHcSiaE Of August,
1862. This report practically denied the right Of the
House Of Representatives to originate and control all
a right essential 10 all free govern
meuts, and denounced them for presumlng 10 modify
the Budget Of the Ministry according 10 common
sense views Of economy, with which business men
generally agreed 1t was the control which the Rep
resentatiyes OF the people bad over the finances, and
their foudness for investigating committees, that were
the most obnoxious features In the old Constitution.
Accordingly the Peoples House has been abolished,
and the finances placed. as Of old, under the sole con-
troll o! the Ministry and Mobiles.
ITO be contnuedl
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VESSELS IN poRT-JUNE II.

HaE bark Arctic, Hammond.
Am bsrx Cambuice. Brrgks-
Ing schooner AlJ-rui,
Haw brig Morning S-lr, james.
Eng yacht Th-mi-, Hauham-
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ASSENGER

For WrSDw4ED PUETs-per ktauea, JuGe I2-Mrs II Rob
iuson, His X L II Allen, Hon c Z Harris, P II T~readway, J D
Havek0st. A " Necihan, + Sayres, \ Dlrmean, \ ktcher, J
II Allen III DtcSenson, ir. : H~arIcI-t-, J q EHiJt-l3 cabin
and ~ deck pas-cugers-
From WESDwAED PcErs-Per Klauea June iT-Mrs : T.
AeNauder, Mss Julia Alexander. H. CoFuwGl, l. y. Corn
well, X Lyman, Col Kitchen, T. Everett, H. DckeusOl, q. W.
Macy, Mr. Miller, Mr. Wesson. Mr. Gould, J. p Parker, Achow,
a. C. Harrs-I5 cabin, AMI % DECK passengers
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y VALUABLE PAPER-The Morgan Brothers, Of
London, have favored US with copies of their British
Trade Journal, for the first quarter Of this year. 1t
is published monthly, on the III Of the month, and
contains a price current carefully corrected. of arti-
cIes needed in OYER two hundred branches of trade
and professions. Sample copies may be seen at this
Office. Every merchant should have a copy.
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DEPARTURES.

June I0-Schr Ka Moi. Wilbur, from Kahului
I2--teamer x Iauea. Mctiregor, for WindwHrd Ports.
I--Schr Settis Merrill, Fountain, fDT LAEalna and
Makes Landing
12-Sctr NiaTyi Nisa, for Mako.
I2-Schr Moi Wahuc, KuLsauI, Tor kO!Oa-
I5-SchT Raiaua. MeHIsh- FOR Kohlla-
4-Schr Warwick, Helm, for MOIOkai-
5+-Schr EsleHue, Crane, for kCna and kal.
ES-scbr Aoi Keiki, NaPeia, for Kahuiui-
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1900 49, -
JS1r= this Lead Fs have IEt H--- o. communicate Tie
Tre5-n arrivals he past week have been the American clipper
ship Go{te4 Fleece. = dsys from san Francisco, en- route 20
Mania. and o.. Ifa=ata bark I--'i~- go days from Boston
vi Prt S-aai-y TIE GofEsr Fes~e ft a fl- q papers
With -e 51sl tflt boarded tr suI passs4 on.
b. san France rzreu ze uHts -he arrival = the O1l0sTd
q TIE H.as--l F..z.- Like, o. tn 18Th May
TIE PgryUsrt41 &C. he Ee-lIar Dispatch Line vas aiv@r-
ased Gr taz place O. sail CT te 1t 70 Jure. The oau4-f %
al oa The % Jur-.
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Another EARTHoUAKE-From kau, Hawaii, we
learn another shock had been experienced at that
place on the night Of the 9th inst.
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ARRIVALS.

June II-Schr Fmeiue, Crane from KOna-
I-schr KaIama, HsHish, from k1isia-
I3-Schr Warwick. Helm, fUm Molpkai-
liam clipper ship Golden Fleece, Hubbard. IT. II
days from San Frincisc0, tn route for Manila.
passed by after leaving = few papers.
1Sschr Mary, from EHo.
I5-Haw'n bark Arctic. Hammond, 30 days from Boston
via P0r. stanley, with mlse U Y. Brewer & Go.
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FIRES AND ALARMs-On Sunday, at a little before
one P. NJ, an alarm was sounded. and FIRE discovered
in the square bounded by Emma. Beretania, Fort
and School streets. \ native house was destroyed,
situated in the midst of a nest Of grass houses. The
FIRE was prevented from spreading by the prompt
manner in which Mechanic Engine Co, No. ,. got
their stream to bear on the house. On Monday
night, at about half past ten, an alarm was sounded.
and FIRE discovered in the Goals stored on Robinson's
wharf. The engines and hose company threw water
on the mass for an hour or more. This is the third
time these Goals have been on fire. On Tuesday fore
noon, fire was discovered in a kitchen on the Rookie
premises, which was extinguished without sounding
a general alarm. On the same evening are was dis
covered in the wood-house on the premises Of Mr..
Gdlick, at Makiki, which was extinguished without
much difficulty. 1t is thought to have been the
work of an incendiary-
ACCIDEST-Oue Of the natives engaged in the Re
Enery hal his arm badly lacerated on Friday night
last, by being drawn into one Of the centrifugal ma
chimes. He had charge Of the pair. and had stopped
one, when his attention was diverted by words from
another native, and, upon turning back TO the work
again. he took hold of the one in motion by mistake.
LAUxCH-On Monday afternoon the English iron
yacht Tbemis, was launched from the ways of Messrs.
Daniel Foster s Co, where she had been placed for
the purpose Of cleaning her bottOrL
Another EARTHoUAKE-FrOm Kau, Hawaii, we
learn another shock had been experienced at that
place on the night Of the 9th inst.
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Ship-- Mails.
PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I.

For HuO-per Themis, this DAY, o. O'Clock, a. ".
Dor WisDWAHD POErs-per Knan=a- Monday
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SCARCITY OF WATER-By notice from the IS Super
;n,enden, Of the Water Works. we learn that water
will be stopped from the city during certain hours Of
the day, as the supply IS short H. after an unpFe-
cedeu,ed rainy winter and spring, water is short.
what will il be If we have our usual dry and hot
SUMMED Surely some steps should be taken to in
,-sasa the suppIv- which can be done with O little
care and attention. ~
@ To-day is the anniversary of the battle OF
Bunker Hill.
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TIE MAEfSE TELEGRNPH-Our attention has been
called by the Postmaster General TO the fact that the
telegraph will have to be stopped on the lst of July,
II more support il not given it by those directly in-
terested in its continuance. No appropriation was
made for its support by the last Legislature, and one
by one It's former patrons have stopped their sub
scriptions. throwing the larger part OF its support
upon the Post Office. Some three hundred dollars q
year are needed, auI it does seem as though agents
Of lines Of packets, inter island and foreign. agents Of
the steam-tug, pilots, and merchants generally,
might contributs to its support.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

A NEW DASHAWAY ASSOCIATION has
N recently been organized in Honolulu, for tie purpose Of
promoting TOTAL ABSTINENCE FROM ALL THAT IN
TOXICATES, and forming whose special
duty it shall be TO assist members of the Association who may
lie in distress, or in need Of employment. andito use all suitable
means TO advance the interest and welfare of Brother Dashaways.
This Society i now IN successful operation. and regular
meetings are held EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, at u
O'Clock, at the Yestry Room Of the Bethel Church, on King
Street. We invite ALL to come to our meetings. learn for
yourselves what We are doing, and what we propose TO do, and
hand in Your names for membership.
{" Men who drink from glasses small.
Men who do not drink at all,
Help Us ! ail Us ; here our call
JOIN THE DASHAWAYS."
Honolulu. June Is. 1865. 4T3 BIN
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STOCK oS HAND. lsfj.


Markcts-CAREPrLLY hEroRTED ron IHI H.Y IRiBrSH.
THURSDAY. sept. p. letj.
ASHES-The market for Pots Is a shade better. We
note sales at - e7i0sS. Pearls aie nominal.
COFFEE-A GOOD. fair business has been done, and
pIiccs somewhat brner. though without marked
imp OVement; sales Of coo bales basis Of az iJc.
for MiddliuCs. Rio Las been In good demand and the
market for prime lots is extremely fm; sales OF 2JlD
bags ~ bond, private terms and o00CO bags from
second hands at .oa2ilc, gold. Java continues very
firm ana We note sales OF 2OD mats 90 J0c., gold.
FLOUR AND MEAIs-lhe market iOr Western and
State Flour opened very dull and heavy particularly the
common brand but ere the close Of Change better de-
mand prevailed and prices Of all grades improved,
pcciay trade and family brands. the saes ore H. 7Oj
bhls. al 81 200S1 20 for Superiuc State. which Is
scarce 81 -0ass - for Extra state the inside price
for inferior: s. 2OdSs - for Fancy Stale; 81 lOd 40
for the low grades OF Western Extra; :. G0dSs g0 for
Shipping OHIO; 50 40HSll - for Trade brands, and
Sl225d sli - for st Louis Extras Canadian Flour is
in fair demand and rner; sales Of 3I5 Ds az ~ OJ0
a. 40 for The low grades Of Extra s. JDasll - for
Trade and Family Extras Southern Flour Is IN fair
quest and lIner sales OF 100 bbls al 50 95d so -
for mixed 10 good sgpcIine Country Baltimore &c..
and go f00Sll for Trade and Family brands. Rye
Flour better aud IA fair demaud; sales OF 80 hbs at
e. 50WsG 20. Corn Meil Is heid higher but We hear
Of no sales
GKAIN-The Wheat market is very irregular; the
dcnund j. chiefly FOR milling here aud nt tIc south
shippers and spectators are out OF market at present;
spring is lU2c lower, While Winter mas advanced
2a2jc: the snles are follows. 2lOOJ bush. Chicago
SnriIg at Si 57Gs GJ 1900 bush. Milwaukee Club al
81 COaSl q, 1900 bush. Amber do. at 81 Gla
sl &C; 10000 bush Rcd Western at S2as2 i2i 1000
buSn. Amber do. al s2 nj; roo bush. Amber STATE
at az IJae e2 H. and 900 bush. Snuty White CANADIAN
at g ls. Barley j. firm but quiei the supply s light
no Saes reported. barley Malt Is firm aud steady
with fair business doing at 81 Goa - o. Oats pre- irm
and faify active. the sales 6OlO BASH including
unsonnd at 4y0JOc. Western at bOo, and New state
at VIC Rye s brn be-. quiet; The sales arc 3 100 BUSH
western al SIC. asd .-tlto at ~ %. Corn IL more
at'ye, and strictly prime * hrm the sales are X 900
oh,h un ound atr2a9Oc.; Western Mixed at 9ifgoc..
and White at96assc
MILWAUKEE MiAET RpoBT op TO-DAY AZ RE
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The SardaaaA RepnLlican OF Sept. p reports ON
the cotton trade Of that port:
The receipts Of Upland Cotton dnrng the past week
have been I72 bales and Of Sea Island 20 bales The
exports during the period have been g. m bales o
Upland. and g3i bales Sea Island leaving stock on
hand of 5g5 bales Of Upland and - bales Sea Island
Our mnrkst has been quite active during the past week
and all grades of well packed cotton have found ready
sale.
large portion Of the cotton received this week has
been IN GOOD order and prices OF al grades have ad
ymccd fully two cents per pound. The stock on sale
continues very limited and the receipts by wagons have
been fair We quote the market firm at the following
rates which show an advance of fully two cents pei
pound ON last weeks quotations: Ordinary, DdJ2c.
hliddling, 3439c; Strict MiddliDg 3g4i0c.; Good
Nllaliug Al ai2c.
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Markets. .Reportcd By Telcgyoph..

WnFkcts.. 10 p0TItd " IufHIHYH's
BuFFALo. Sept. 2s.-flour. scarce ard doll Wheat
dull and nominal Corn. dull; No. ], Tlc. Oats inact
i've and nominal. Barley. firm. Rye quiet whisky
a. 92l Pork. sJi :OdS35. Lard. 3oc. Canal freght'
unchanged; more boats than freight.
PuuAprIPutA Sept. - Glover Seed scarce and in
demand at s7JdS7s. Bark-No quiet % sJ2 20. Flour
quiet but irm average sales and quotable change
Whea,-Holders demand an alvarez; sales 6.Ooa bush
OF prime old Pennsylvania at sl2 - Corn active
sales 900 bush OF yellow at e2c. Whisky closed firm
at - 81
BALTIMORE, Sept 2s.--Flour is quiet and firm
Wheat frIn; sales Of Red az 81 iOds2 sos White
g. o. Corn Yellow. inactive: White, firm az 90c.
Provisions tending upward. stock lights salcs OF lOV1
baes Rio ofee al 29c In gold WHISKY heavy at - 81
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which only exist in the writer's imagination, with
per cent gold-bearing Government bonds.
The New.York Stock Exchange, by q very large
majority, has directed the 5-20s to be called on
Monday next interest off, thus aiding the Secretary
of the Treasury in his effort to reduce his gold bal
ance and restore the specie collected for customs to
the community.
The annual report of the MICHIGAN Central road
supplies the following comparative statement OIL
busiress for the fiscal wears Of 1864 and 1865:
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OyyIcE oE PACIFIC NAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
NEw.YoRK sept -. 1868.
OYyfoE on "TBg HgswooD MINES" Ne. Wallst
fORX d. 1873. J

NOTICE il hereby given that the following
" described SHARES of STOCK o. THE HtNWooD
MINES have been foricrd and will be sod at Public Aue,
ton the Ocs Of the Secretary OF the Company, No
Wallst New-Y ork. SATURDAY, the lih day OF Octo
beT 1865 az y O'Clock noon, tor tho payment oi install
mcnis The as follow:
Fo nonpayrnen, Of ns,aens due January lG, 1855 and
June 20, las, Of - each per share. -
Certificate No D. In Of {. ;. Bushnel forl22 Shares
This Ccrth ate in posse ssion Of Company.
Certhcatr No. 20 in Of \. 4. Coventry, ior 100
Shares. This CeTtihcais IN possession Of Company.
Certificate No r. in Of A. H. Green, for so Shares.
Cerhcae No 81 n OF Joseph CoulrT for 2sO Shares
Certhca,e No 20, in q }. '. Williamson. iDg 100
Shares.
Cerhcae No 20 In Of Levi Dickson for lM Shlres
for npAvmsnt Of lnstalment due June 20 1863 Of 81
ershifr:
Certificate No 3 in OF Alex H. Sbley, for 900 Shares
TAis Certificate in possession II Company.
Ierhcae No a. IN name Of Spencer Mia Co., Tor lWO
shares. This Certihc ate ia possession ol Company
Certificate No. H. in Of Jno T. kceer for 30 Shares
Certificate No. a. In Of John Johnson for go Shares.
Certificate No u, in name OF Thos Ii. Trotter, Tor 80
Shares.
Certificate No a. In ofJo. H. Trotter for 100 Shares
Certificate No y, n name Of ID. 4. Levy for lO Shares
Certificate No. 53 in Of Robt. Schs for 100 Shares.
Cethrste No ~. in OF kobt scha ior - Shares
Certificate No 53 in of w b Langley, for ~ shares
BY order o. the Board Of Directors.
JAMES X. YOUNG Secretary.
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Rcccipts Of Produce.

SI1T. 2s-ll iGJ bbls. Flour 10 bbls Whisky. ls.6ll
bnsh wheat. l79 COO bush Corn. 81 sd bush. oats
pkgs Ashes. lsl pkgs. Provisions, 2li pkgs. Lard
! O7i pkgs. Petroleum, 1905 pkgs. Butter.
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Dluiocno Notices.
DULLs HEAD BANK.-TwENTY.sEV

tytLL HEAD DAN A. w I4N 4 -. ' .
IL ENfH DNlDEND.-Sew-l ok, sept p l0h5-Ihe
Ro,ar 4 Directors have THIS DAY declared their usual
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF THREE (3l PEh CENT,
Government Of the net profits Of the past three
months payable aud the ht day OF October next
The transfer book, ~ irmHiu closed ron this date t DC
tober l. inclusive g. w WlLLErr Cashier.
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BgsNRHogF Run PETKoLgus COMPANY }
Au.-..-. Aa y HIAI - nj u. l..-. y

BRsNsHogF Rus PETRoLGus CosPAsY
OFFICE No PIsR ST, Sept ~, lSeS
TNUE TRUSrEESof the BENNEllOFt ktN
i PETROLEUM COMPANY have this day declared
the Capita took OF the Company and EXTRA plNt
DEND OF TWO t2) PER CENT from the net earning OF dar
Company for the month OF September payable on aih ae
the "a ,y OF October proA Tho Transrr Books Will be
closed from In. sath inst until the 81 day Of October
-" -. WILLIAM CLARK. President.
q. W. BPACH Treasurer.
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OFFICE or rHR PirrsBuRGu, FORT WAYNE ASD)
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY,

PIrrsBuRGn Sept. 20 1865.
hIVIDEND No THE Board of Directors
of his Company have declared the Resular Dividend
OF TWO AND OSE.HALF (9D PER CENT OF the Capital
stock for the Quarter ending septembr Jl ,nst pay
zee Of Covenrlt tax on and iter October 6 prox at the
Ranking ioase Of Mcssrs WlNSLOW, LANiEk & Co.,
New the Shareholders registered in that city and DS
the Treasurer 10 those gistered Vt Pittsburgh.
The transfer books wil close At o'clock p n September
- met and will reopen october H. prox.
by order of the Bosrd. J. VI. HUTCHINSON Secretary
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Itis most satisfactory TO note the steady increase OF
our local traffic and its increasing diversity Of charac'
fer rendering MS less and less dependent upon Few
EN- pIoymcns or few products thus giving greater
uniform certainty TO our business few years ago
nrosperity last year the earnings from wheat and -four
were less than the year before. aud local freight
shows an increase Of 80 per cent and our local pas
sengers an increase OF a. per cent
0nr net revenue suffered largely during the Winter
monhs from the action Of the passport system when
cut off at once our entire through passenger business
and the inability of the New.York roads for con
siderable time when rates highest to get clear OF
great accumulation Of Eastern bound freight. We
must have lost by this unlocked for stoppage oi our
long traffic from hundred TO one hundred and hity
thousand dollars Of net revenue.
For the current fiscal year its prospects are very
favorable The earnings of the first three months have
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The M0Jile Adrcrfiser Of the l1th reports on the
cotton trade of that port:
The receipts during the past week have been ~ f3'
bales as follows: From the Alabama River rsOi bales
from Bigbee 5 80 and 10y railroad 3R2 The exports
have been 9ss VIZ. To New-YoTk f.GiO 20 Foston.
,ll9 and to New. w.Oreans 30 bales. The stock on
hand and shipboard not cleared T. ~. 81 bales
To-day Hriday) the demand has been confined 10 q
few buyers, with light stock on sale The market
closed quiet bur firm with sales Of 90 bales at quota
tions: Ordinary, 81 BE; Good Ordinary 3Gc, Low
Mddling 3gc.; Midding, 4Oc.; Strict Mdd!ing, II a
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Ghances for Business tilen.

4 GENTLEMAN Of education and literary
attsinmens would like to find position on r.,':
daily newspaper in Nswio ork. Philadelphia or Bos,on VOL,
invest lp0OO $4,000 in good dsily uewspaper iSS1.
JOURNALIST. Box No. 2ll, Tribune Office '''4''"
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Hlarbiucrp.
FOR SALE, at Victory Mills

MACHINERY FOR SALE, at Victory MliiS
scoARSE sPEEDERs, % spniles each boOcn' 'A'' At
~ per spindle. . ,..ev. a. :.
'lgFINE srEEDERs, Sc spindles each, bobbm OK u -
per spindle. "a, - ali on 2, to
1hese machines in operation aud viii run @ Nt W. s ~.
hnrk royus \ change OF the mill 10 much ilicl hi,s.
min N l,uk rowing /. the only why tese ,nal
ere OH, Il for sac 1lsy Dust by the Ame' 'HP g.,
Chicopse Mass srd ure IN p'rieet rum ~ W Wss,t a.
n-tb, n,r,i.nnrs inonre of {. ". MAYHEM ss'.S ss.s .
,I. Kin or A. X Nluagc Treasurer, boston The 'aeH'
e'' DE- ae'''''' - g. W MAYHEM Agent.
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d. - OH0 To $40. .000.-An energetic MAN
RO,VDU with thi. amount Gan find Isre chance 70
ri RCilASEs HALF INTEREST," in MANUFA.Ibs'
ING BUSINESS now In successful operation. address
X. ;. JOHNSON Tribune Office
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After paying the cash dividend OF 1our per cent
in July there remained TO the credit of income
$i4s,7 737 50. 1t is reported that the Company IN
tend to continue the policy Of stock dividends to
represent payments made TO the sinking funds,
leaving the property, after paying its bonds IN full
represented by stock TO the extent of ts present
bonds and sinking funds. In pursuance OF this
policy, it is stated that scrp dividend Of ID per
cent will probably be made, and cash dividend Of
seven per cent at the usual time.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
81 ,OSO, ,0i2 ,3-for Customs, s5620OO; Payments,
81, ,536 997 26-on account Of Loan, $2Oi ,oO0i Bal
ance, so, 49,, ,i73 2G.
Freights are quiet and the only engagement we
learn of is 500 bales Cotton TO Liverpool at ld.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Companys
earnings for third week September:
1865 eco l26 70 1861 $40 45s n
Total this month 20 date. 90. ti.i1O 90 t,i6l ~
| Commencing lst OF Jap.. .si9. .73 03 652537 "a
| The following the earnings Of the Indianapo-
! Lis and Cincinnati Railroad for August
| Passe ngers .s54 900 % Freight. sE 333 -
/ Mail. l,le2 - Express..-.--. l.273 20
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-29

tb On Dnn WANTED, in an Estao-
- -~V,OJDs lished Manufacturing business, an at
i've PERSON who ady9pce $4,000 and take charr oi
purchases Cons nents and sales Of staple goods eqaa~
s2J GEO per month Address, with real name, L. L. b. Ino
une Office. for days.