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CCMRnER
LrLF .. 1853

II ~ -,hfA 49, '
fr thsr east week Ee have o note AIF f1EciEn arrivals On
:h~ 18Th, the American clipper ship Bar HqWk, from san
Francisc1, AMI the Am--ran clipper ship Fair Wind, FROM
san Juan; and on the I9.h, the British ship Golden Besf'
from Hougkoug, AMI The Chilean bark h4t7d0r, from Macao.
Th- Golfes Hs,t j. en route FOR CaIao, and brings 2,6s3
among which are - cooIe hborers for -he wo.nsinz Piauta-
ton. The N4t4f5r = also en- route fr Cauao, and has %
coolies on board which may b. disposed Of heres II not, they
Will 20 on % Caua1-
The foreign departures hr the past week are four IN num-
Der O. the I5-h, the Bremen LarE BrsH1, Nr the AMOR
Rive on tho 18th. The Hawaiian brig Morning Star, for
ISLANDS in the Pacific On the 1g-h, the American BARK d. e.
H4rray, OF Lhs Hawaiian Packet Line, mT san Francisco and
TIE Auerican clipper -hP Far BJsd nr Baker. BLAND
pounds, and Sos packages % Inoiasses, 2i,ZIG gallons, and
othsr Island produce, amounting in value TO s+4,S3l g.
EocL1uge On San Francisco f. scarce, and Was furnished tone
per cent premium during the week. when we take into con-
-ff-rs.I9n that our exports Gr the six months ending June
goth acre s773,I4J s., and imports Tor the corresponding term
s6s6.s7g Al, We are at a loss 10 understand Why exchange
should b. scarce and against Us. In conversation with parties
who should be posted, we have given US as a reason, that
funds formerly invested here are Withdrawn 20 invest in Cali
aud Others state that exchange on the Eastern States and
Europe has been scarce, and reuittances are made through
San Francisco and again, that the fall in gold, and cOrres-
ponting rate Of exchange, leads merchants to take advantage,
while they may, before q further fall, 10 pay up back indebted
ness and advance payments for goods expected and on the
way.
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PASS ERS-

For WrypwAEp PoErs-psr Kuausa. July Hiss Henrietta
smith. A Foruandsr and daughter, Mrs Lamb. NJ " Cover, J
q Uai-tead. Nr Weed, " Loerenhay. Z Becky, r Levers. II
pe-terst. 5 c SpaIdiug-l2 cabin and 80 deck passengers
For saS FslscTsco-per L. c. Murray, July l9-Nr and
Mrs 7 Bartlett and ; children, Mrs II CornweH- Yrs stean, Nr
sns NJ. q 3 Reckuth. Mr. and Mrs GrZZle and family. Nrs
Richards, child and servant. Mr. aud Nrs II bingham, Miss
ao5f-~v yi.s Hattie Castle, J L1uzaGs. r " Perry. J Prince,
r smth = Clark. c Carure. e Cascinco, o p Emerson, c
Cl-m,ufs. Il G. Eaimcrs, A " Carter-S3-
From sAs FEASCrsCO-Per War Hawk, July Ia Css-
horn. Capt Il " SroHs-2
For BAxzz's IsLASD-peE Fair Wind July 19-Cap' Z"
EIoae.
ya- N.HorEs.s-psr Morning Star, July l7-RsY + q snow,
1t. All 2 ebfdren. Rev j Hall, Rev J ; Emerson, Mr. Maka
AMI wif--S-
rr,, uoSe.oyG-per Golden West. July i9-Geo * Powers,
go Abrbnek. Ahoo. Ahsinz. AhchCnT, Album Ahyolng.
.Lso- psES1o ahxoo. Ahchee, Ahchorg, Ahtu-l5 cabin and
20 storage.
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Z OrrcapOndcncC.
TSIrED STATES LEGsTtCS,
Honolulu, July u, lSCJ- }

UNITED STATES IEGsTtCS,
Honolulu, July -, lsC1-S
capt. ThOs. Y. HaghaH
My DEAR SIR:-It - with profound regret l learned ti't
one q your men white firing 8 salute from your yacht, the
ThsUIS, on the ever memorable foUr't, the anniversary %
American Independence. was srilusly wounded, losing the
greater portion 90 one OF his hands.
Subsequently, however, l have heard that lac has passed ali
danger, and j. nov IN process Of rapid recovery VIII YOU
allow me to ask the favor that YOU will express 10 he man Tor
me, my sincere grief AZ his loss, aui earnest wish for his rapid
recovery and future welfare.
Ny fellow cltZ-us IL Honolulu, with their usual promplness
and quics sympathetic impulses. are, through a committee, col
Letting a fund from the Americans. 10 which / had the honor 70
sUhScribe) fr the benefit % the disabled man.
In this connection also, allow me both for my fellow citizens
and myself 20 express our high appreciation Of the manly and
liberal spirit which prompted the rather unusual extent OF
courtesy, which you manifested in 50 beautifully and tas'efuAy
decorating your yacht for thaJ day, and il firing the national
salute.
And IN their behalf and for myself, I beg to tender you our
heaTtest thanks.
With very great respect,
have the honor 20 he, SIR.
Your ubedieuJ servant,
JAMES MCBRIDE,
I - -. II
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. L.
ARRIVALS.

July l5-Am clipper ship War Hawk, Dunbar, IL days from
San Francisco
lam clipper ship Fair Wind, Taylor, 80 days from
San Juan
lS-ToPsaiI schr Nahieuaena, Irving, from Mookai.
I5-Eug zach. Themis, Hanhau. from MoOkai
I5-Schr Helen, Kinney, from MojOkat.
l6-Schr kalama. NeHish. from kohaIa-
I6-Stmr Annie Laurie. Mitchell, from kOiOa-
ls-Schr Nettie Merrill. Fountain, from Lahaina-
I9-Schr Ka Moi, Wilbur. from kahului.
19-Brtish clipper ship Golden West, Jewett, % days
from I~l0ngkOug.
2C-Schr Active, Rlpuahi, from kOloa-
2O-Schr Moi Keiki. Napeia, from Kahului-
lg-Chilean bark MaIadOr, Rasmussen, - days from
Macao, China
o. .22-Sisamer Annie Laurie. Mitchell, from koiOa.
22-Scbr Helen. Kinney, from Nrolokai
g2-Schr Er1eHne, Crane, from Kona, AMI Kau.
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Ship. NImiI-.

For WTSpwARD POETs-peT Kiiauea. Monday.
For SAS ERASClsC0-per Whistler. July 70.
For POSrrASD, OKEGoS-Per A. a. EIdridge. abou, July IS
SOs KAHULUT-fer KamOi, 0 4 VI. this morning.
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FIRE AIARMs.-Two fire alarms have been sound,
ed The past week. one from Kanmakapili and one
from Palama. very triiing damage done.
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DIED.

Airy A, the Queens Hospisl. Richard II Any, aseh q
ear a nariye Of tbe Island % g. Uelena-
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~ We learn that Mr.. Achu, formerly a partner
in the house of ~Chung-Hoon X Co. of this city,
died in Macao on the 18th April, OF dropsy.
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DEPARTURES

July Is-Schr Moi KeiSi, Napeia, for Kahului.
I5-Bremeu bark Brrma, for AMOR River
I5-Schr ManuOkawai, Narchant, for kahului.
15-Schr Mary. Nika, Tor AnahOls-
l7-IIswin brig Morning star, for Micronesia and cruise
Is-stmr Rrauea, NcGregoT, for Wiudward Ports
IT-Schr X tlama. NeIlsh. for kOhala-
I7-Schr Helen, Kinney. for NoIoka5-
ls-Engy yacht Thsuis, Iiauhau, for Lahaina.
ls-Topsal schT Nahieuaeua. Irving, for HilO-
Is-Stmr Annie Laurie. Mitchell, for KoiOa-
Is-Am bark D. .. Murray, Bennett, for san Francisco.
l9-Am clipper ship Fair Wind, Taylor, for Bakers
Island
2I-Schr No, Keisi. SapsIa. for KshuIuh.
2l-Schr Active, K4puah for Maaiaea Bay
2I-SchrN Mary. for Hiic.
Clam clipper ship War Hawk, Dunbar, for McKean's
Island
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The YACHT TnEuIs-This vessel sailed again on
Tuesday afternoon for Maui.
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SCHOONER YACHT THENns,

HOuOuIu, July -, Iooo )
My DEAR SIR For your very Kind letter Of the IAN accept
my varmest thanks. With reference 10 the liberal donation l
have just received, and TO which YOU subscribed, l will only ob-
serve II : another and most pleasing exhibition of that kindness
and sympathy which l trust will ever subsist between the two
great representatives Of the Angio-SaNon race. l only regret
that the small amount of feeling able TO be expressed by deco
rating my yacht and firing a salute in honor Of the anniversary
OF American independence, should be rather unusual" Tor l
held it to be a day of rejoicing TO the Englishmen of the present
age. second only 10 thar Of an American citizen. Had the re-
suit Of that glorious struggle been other than it was. It would
have retarded the cause OF Civil and Religious Liberty over the
whole world, for which, there is no more earnest advocate than,
My dear sir,
Your very obedient servant,
THOS. Is. HASHAN.
To HIS ErceHency James McBride, United States Minis
ter Resident, HOaoluiu.
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RoSEBANK, July s, 1866 p NJ.
NJ DEAR CAPTAIN HASHAM i pray. you TO accept, for
William Burnan, disabled in firing a salute on the Fourth OF
July, my inclosed cheque fer $50, and apply the amount in the
way that you may consider most Useful TO him.
/ am glad to hear that several Americans have preceded me
in such u manifestation Of sympathy for that British sailor. 1t
pleases me TO fouow their lead in 40 good a cause-andi it pleases
me still more to assure you that l remain,
My dear Capt. HaEhaCl.
Yours ever truly,
K. c. WYLLIE.
Captain Thomas b. HanhGrl, r. ". gunner Of the The"lts,
Cottage Cf h.Hg KaniehGwehG III, iotdqi Palace.
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THE SCHOONER PFEI@-This vessel has been in
the hands of Messrs. D. Foster & Co. some days
past. and has been completely overhauled and her
rig altered TO that Of an hermaphrodite brig.
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PALACE. Honolulu, July II, 1868.
My DEAR Nh. WILLIE Your most liberal donation to poor
Eurman has caused very deep AMI all Cere feelings OF gratitude
from him. which he is just now only able to express through
me-but l hope yon will allow me, while thanking you IN hS
name, 10 say how much l appreciate the real kind feeling which
has led you in such 4 way 10 show your sympathy for what has
naturally been "a cause Of anxiety and sorrow to all concerned.
Although / know ! need not tell you that so far as worldly
prospects, it will always he my care to provide for, and enable
him 10 feel as little IS may be the effects Of the accident which
has beialen him., still it's none the less grateful to me to know
that one whom l have had so much reason to respect and ad-
nire during my stay in these islands, feels for and with me IN
this matter, toy so delicate and generous an expression OF inter
est and friendship.
l am sure you will lie glad to learn Burman ia progressing as
fayorably as possible. lie il now allowed to take a little more
nouriShment and fruit. Again thanking you for this, and all
your encouraging Kindness and hospitality to me and mine,
1 am, my dear Mr.. WyIie.
Yours very faithfully,
THos. B. HANHAM.
To His ErceHency r. c. Byhie, SC, Sc, SC, Rosebank.
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THAT CoAL-The coal stored on Robinson & Cos
wharf. was discovered to be on fire again on sun
day last. 1t has been removed to the Esplanade,
and spread out, so as not TO be over three feet deep.
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Agent for the Bremen and Dresden Board Of Underwriters. All
average claims against the said Underwriters, occurring IN
Or about this Kingdom, will have to be certified before him.
41S-ly
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D. N FLIIN IL
Continues his old business in the freproof building Kaahuma-
uu street.
Chronometers rated by observations of tbs sun and stars
with 4 transit instrument accurately adjusted TO the
meridian Of Honolulu. Particular attention given 10 line
watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant glasses silvered
and adjusted Charts and nautical Instruments constantly
on hand and for sale. 476-1y
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ceetures an0 Mesiinas

I ECTURE ON FREE MASONRY, by the
1 Rev SAMUEL L. BELL, d. D., Past Grand Orator
Of the state Of Caoma; At tho Cooper institute EDH -
DAY June 81 al clock D. Tickets oi sdisIss,ol.
- cents, 81 hesfi commend The above Lecture 70 the
krsiernity "-RObEhr D. HOLMES, Lep g Master:
lndor,ed BY THDS. :. SOMMEkS Master Of Kane Lodge.
J. Fl. ANTHON, Master No. ;
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3nsurance Companies.

A sTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ No. 10 Wsi-si. - b. .
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, e2NoW
DIRECTORS;
PETER u. COLLINS. HENRY stNtt.
WILLIAM H. CONkLN, HENRY S,Hi bhhI,
WILLIAM EkEkDELL, ISAAC A. sIphu.
IOSrPU e. AFPLEBY PHILIP G. HARMON,
WILLIAM g. lRTULR JOHN 4. kENB, I'D.
ELISHA BROOKS. RFlBiN w. w VIZ,
JoUN n DIINUAn BARROW BfNINO
RFNJa,lIS " MTNRiiM PHfLASDER HANFORD.
ARchN DURYEE WILLIAM r.. LEWIS,
NASH HOsFMAf. AUGUSTUS sC1kIl,,
THOMAS WILbiAMS JK. JONATHAN TIohfsoS
WILLIAM CLOSE, kUbthI r.: WILLIS,
}. FEDOR SCHEPELER, CHAhhEs r. TAI,
EDWARD EWEs JOHN ;. GILhS
SAMUEL TRYON, ROBERT ID. HAhI, ..
A. m, .tin, az directors held Nay H. Mr.. ROBERT u.
fAKT late secr.tary elected Pfrsd"n. ia Ic. .i ~
Pinkney, esq, deteased, and subsequently JANIS H.
REILLY was appointed Secretary. . ~ 49,,
- Jonas Il. PHILLIPS, sureyo.
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CAVON DE TERRE.
AnHfHf. L
NOTICE.

Subscribers .he capital of the san On Oh TEERE
COMPANY beverly Doihed tnt cc-t ca"s o STOCK ere
ready particular request made THAI they
BE- called oT wiihog, delay. ,
Only few shsref rcai sod inc atteNliob OF c4teHf
and other desiring - invest IS directed 20 The fact that no
stock has the certainty Of Welding large
retrns The demand tie article tie necrsy 10Y rs
and the chesp with which u eau De- produced os'a5n Us
great value - - ,
The nature OF SAVON DE TERRE .nb. iigia foI ai-
rs Earth IL the manufacture o. woo ems mo Is az mgr
dent in tue nSuisetue Of soap. cleipoi- greatly poth
proce.ses Ia already made known H. pievics adVsr
lie nen's
VM. RYLE, jr, President.
JAMES FREEIRkD, Eice-Presdent.
MATTER r.. LAWrON, Treasurer.
Nm. WALLACE PkAkiN>, secretary. - ,
For fuller o-nson and circu Apply .; the Office OF
We COMPANY AZ the ~ .,..,. - =. ,,<,n,,,,
PEIAOLEUM AND MINING kMPoEuM
PERKINS FREELaND 4 Co,
10 Il broadway.
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E'IDELITY INSURANCE COMPANY.-The
Il object OF the above Comr,y Is TO "bs'ic corpo,
ration in tho persons secuI 10 Individuals ni
corporations Loo, sustained by The delinquency Of per
sons holding places If trust
AUTHORIZED CAPlTAL..................... .OOU
TO COMMENCE BUSINESS OS--........:..S ivoWo
Pr. sideut .siiEPhEHJ KNAPP
WcrPresideni ard Treasur-r,... tDW ARD G. bhLAN An
Attorney and CooLse. .........EptiAU y Van WIN o.
jeperaI gent and Sec'y pro ,en. GEORGE W. PRATT
. ... TRUSTEES:
Shepherd Knapp William u. lshlu, John var NeH,
Joseph Lawrence. khss n. Ely, u. b. Wbeei"rgh,
Benz r. Win;hTop James NJ. Drnk~ Ge0rgr I. Nrvins.
Predk H. Woico,t o. Watson Ch.id rfesdsrl k.tchap
DAVID y Dods. (,e.rye A. H..ey. 7. 4. Churchill
Fred.k w C1zeiu John stewart, Ffancis Brown,
Gro Il NJ Dsyi. Clinton Gilbert Edward 4. Cobb
j. \. Butt-rworh Henry J.. pisrson John 7. White,
Moses 4. HoppocH Morris X Je.uy II. d. Van Nost'snd
jaime. Marsh Che, N Connolly, Fra 4. Hsyt,
Fredk r. A.cln,an. ,,.ofce Els. EdM afi Deavsn
FRANK Vincent Ge.ree j. F.-r.st Adm. QIsok~BDusb
Books Of the Capital Stock open I. the
hochsaos Bank No. 50 Wall-st.. New YORK g..
Ten per cont will bo required Al the tIDs OF 'upscfo'ns
aud tho balance subject 20 call -
subserbers.
Dated New Yoit, June 1863
JOSEPH LAWRENCE. |
FRFD'K II. WOLcOTT, | co,n,;,,e. an
DAVID +. DODGE, ,snb,s,irtion
MORRIS X. JEsUP, 'uo''"'''"
GEORGE ELLIS.
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ittaebinern.

DORTABLE SAW MILLS. -,...,
For SALE by wM. MONTGO aERY. No l51 Broadway,
manufacture end dealer in Portable and Stationary steam
Engines. Crist Mills &C.
Also So. Agent in NewYo-k Tor A. " Wood Cos
Ponabe Engines manu- lacred a Eaton v Y Can be seen
IN operation In this city Prices greatly reduced Address
.'rf WM. MONTGOMERY, No I57 Broadway.
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Governor Bramlette j. - stumping" Kentucky
jn favor OF the constitutional AmendDient prohibiting
Slavery. Governor Hrani,ttc says The Journal pre-.
SCENTS subject with great cearncss and ability and
lbs speeches will exert powerful influence throughout
the 81 ttc I.l .... I'D. -...... ID .....
TIE report that Beriah Magci'in Governor Bram.
lete's predecessor and who was bronehrto resign the
office OF Governor by loyal pressure In the Legisla-
ture is in favor OF the Amenueat proves 10 b. true.
In response to letter from the Chairman OF the stats
Union Executive Committee. inqniring ms 10 thu trutn
Of the report, and asking that u true b. Masohn)
would add:ess the people upol ,lis important question,
the ey.Gdveinor writes as follows:
"TEsTLR Hill (noar Harrodsbnre). June IL, 1864 8
81 ). GooDLoE, esd, Chairman, SC.
My pEAs SIR: Ihlve just returned nom fishing
excursion aud received your letter Of Yesterday. You
arc right in supposing am for the Constitutional
Amendment Slavery upon sais continent is gone. IL
is an accomplished fact, and the sooner Kentucky
recognizes ne sa the better for her, Wewant 40 dead
Issues tho coming election, .hch even success
i attained nothing beyond tie election OF the cand
dacss accomplished. We can't save Slavery; and the
people ought 70 he deeply interested In asti9S upon
iteise issues. and saving what there Is leit OF tho
,onstitu,iOI-'hc Government u orr f1thers. tried
10 save al Just it 10 Us from their hands and
expounded By the con Is bat US TINS can't be done
let Us all that IL LETT ~ IT, OUTSIDE of The Niger
and we sha thus have II We succeed, The best goUeys
rent on ears. The trials through which we have
pa.ssd clearly demonstrate that The Government u
amply able without any ntreasc OF IT'S powers to pro!
teet fiou foreign or domestic enemies. won = r
"Heueeiorward iAere viii DO more confidence at
ho,De and o1road in the stability OF our Institutions
oHNcry IaNlG chlireu upon tis contihchl ds consc
qnence Of the revolution. And now i muss decline
Your Niy polite nNaton 10 address the people of the
STATE pom those question fer the present. Ny private
affairs imperativay demand my personal attention.
yet if tioi,h ny poor ser'ie .s would brpg about
the desired result SHOULD not hesitate to act IN
cordance with yonr wishes. Numerous letters from old
ant vslysd friends are coming in upon me daily. and
NAV thitk IL my duty. IN few days, 10 make pubic
aIAwer 10 tlosa inquiries 1t is pnful to dilcr rom
them. bur have acted aith party f several years,
beeare not kppwng what 10 do. hsse done nothing.
leaving u 20 events TO shape my course Respectfully
your obedient servant 'ai b. MAGoFPfN."e
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Hopf COPPER CoNPAEY, NEw YoRK. Nay 90 lS65.
NJOTICE.-rhe following described STOCK
II in tie HOpE COPPER COhrANY viii be solo at
nubic auction on FRIDAY, juno 30 1865, az o'clock
the Office r th- Company. No. - Nassans' New oIE
To- am Dollar per share due October lsof
onless paid On before lhst dAse;
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briggs & LEETE, BANKERS and
ID RROKFRS No. f2a broadway, N. Y, buy and '-l on
commission tocks Bonds, Gold and Silver Com ai buion
Foreign and stc Exchange make Collections, ana allow
Interest Deposits
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OFFICE OF ~, "a
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY,
No ~ BROADWAY. Room No. 90 H.r

CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY,
No. ~ BROADWAY; lhcSm NO ~ =, INC.
Launching OF the Posrd Of Directors held this day the
orrnrstion Wa completed and the following officers were
w., oRSsTES CLEVELAND President
IrVtNfTAV Y. CLEVELAND, Vice President.
CHARLFS JENKINS, Tressurer
MN p STANDISH, Secretary.
The mpany prepared 10 commence the delivery OF
Col Immediately to Shareholders who invited 10 send III
their orders.
receive certihca'es OF Stoch therefor -
limited number of subscriptions will be received
and coal delivered promptly. 80
This Company its properly fee sinple There
fore has royalty TO psy) which will enable them to de-
liver perpetual supply at the lowest possible cost
The OF each share Of stock wal be entitled annually
to Fun Of coal actual cost Of mining transportation ana
delivery, with their share OF wbstever pro.s the Company
msy rnahe from the sale Of their surplus coal
Shares, $40 each.
JOHN ANDERSON No. AZ I nth avenue.
Hon. C. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor Of Nrw-Norh
Hon. OHESrES CLEVELAND Mayor OF Jersey City.
Hon. ALFRED NJ. WOOD, Mayor of Brooklyn. -
CHARLES JENKINS President al the + sst River Bank
JOHN L. DOUGLASS, Secretary Merchants ms Co
JOHN c. ANDERSON. No. le1 broadT1y
WN. p STANDiSH Coal Dealer, No. II Esoltway.
CHAS. H APPLEGATF. c. II. Applesate Bro.
ORESTES CLEVELAND. President.
rINHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
Il holders and Election Of Trustees 81 the ROCkLhNp
CEMETERY viii be held Jun. o. iOs at the Oihce OF
tue secretary w. b. sRAKLIN CLARK, Secretary.
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CrFIcE. \ AW-JIRssY NAILKOAD AMI IRANsPoKTATlos/
Co.GPASY. 40. NAs,AD-sT., leor. II Van, 4
NHv-l Yong May y, 49,.

OFFICE n AW-JLRsgY NaILRoAD AMI IRANsrokTATlos/
Co;IPASY. no SAssAD-sT leor. II N.Al
NEw-loEg May p, ls5.
NOTICE.-iIolders OF Stock Of the NEW
IN JERSEY RAiLROA D NDTRAE5PORTATlONC CD,
On the 2Crh u juno mex viii be entitled 20 T.eelve par
tl.iT rr~o Of III. increase ofte Capitol Stock of the
Cornpapy brii OH SHARE for every FIGHT SHARES
opeciehth snare for every ado ona share 'tAnains
IN tcr resp We names BOOKS Of the Company at the
close oftnat day. 1900
Tie smrit Of Try per cent. twenty-five dollars per
Share required IN. rst dsy Of July next or pay
hay postponed bearing Interest at the rate Of seven
per Per AMMAN until the srst dsy Of August neat, when
The iv 70 OF fceying ,aid Shares will be forfeited.
Certificate fu stock wi be isued on and alter ~ 'e-
be Ell shares upon gc the above mentioned MY
Der csu as been paid the remaining ty ply Of tie
Shares being intended dividend, OF The surplus earn
ings the Road ,xps nded In peru ut improvements
Holders OF Eight tte iditions SHARES viii be
allowed to One S4re therefor tie above terms,
uIon snrlonc tie before tie hrs Of Septen-
Der next By order oftAe Board,
II. }. sOUTHMAYD, Treasurer
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JOHN BR0wy.-The Boston Commonwealth
says that Mr.: K. b. Sanborn, Of Concord the well.
known friend and correspondcn. Of John Brown is nov
IN Richmond. and in possession OF facilities which viii
enable him To procure from the archives of that Stats
valuable lett and other documents throwing much
light upon the expedition Of Capt, Brown TO Virginia.
with additional acts pertaining 10 bis last days