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MASS ACHTsETTs.


WORCESTER, March 12-The Republican
State Convention assembled at u o'clock al
Mechanics Hall, and there was large gather.
ing, 1926 delegates being present Before or
gani2ing three cheers were given for New
Hampshire. ID. w, Gooch presided and adj
dressed the convention at length, and received
hearty applause. The names of Grant and
Wilson aroused great enthusiasm. The dele
gates to represent the State at the Chicago
Convention are William Claflin, Henry Alex
ander, Jr John b. Alley, George Coggsweli
Geo. b. Loring made stirring speech he de-
clared in favor of Grant, Wilson and impeach.
ment. and endorsing Congress, which was wei
received.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Res0tUed, That we approve the action of the
National House of Representatives, which
through impeachment OF the President, seek
to relieve the country of great obstacle to
the speedy restoration of the political and civil
rights of the people of the States lately in re-
bell.on and the promotion of the industrial
and commercial interests of the country
{ ReSoLUed, That the Republicans of Massa-
chusetts pledge their individual support to
Grant as candidate for President of the United
States.
Resolved, That with undiminished confidence
in his broaG patriotism and tried fidelity, anG
with a full appreciation of his eminent ser
vices in the cause of human rights, the Repub-
lIcans OF Massachusetts present the name o.
Henry Wilson as their candidate for Vice
President of the United States
ReSolUed, That we tender the Republicans O.
New hampshire our cordial congratulations
upon the brilliant success al the recent State
election.
Three cheers were given for the resolutions
and nine for Grant and Wilson
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Tenement to Let !

"lTHC Ut BOARD. A sui Of furnished Roors,
w easantls 81 uat ed rear D. arEet square, .nIle
minutes walk IT m =, s. Ofi, c.
Also three ng flu pished locms.
A ltires T.. U. b * 1u39. ke24i3ws
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NEW IEAMPSEEURE

THE ELECTION.
CONCORD, March 12.- Two hundred and
twelve Towns give Hartman SO 584, and Sim
clair 30 555. The nineteen remaining towns
gave Hartman last year 1913 and Sinclair
1922
LATER.
Two hundred and twenty towns foot up
Hartman 1928, Sinclair 81, $50, SC altering 23
remaining towns last year gave Hartman 476
Sinclair 1856
GRANT AND HARTMAN.
Some of our most promin ent and reliable
Republicans are advocating the selection OF
Governor Hartman for Vlce-President on the
ticket with General Grant. Tley say that
the watch words of Grant and Hartman
have defeated and demoraized the Democra-
CIV among the Granite Hills of New Hamp
shire, and destroyed the prestige OF Demo
cratic voters throughout the country.
REPUBLICAN REJoIcINGs.
GREAT FALLS, March 12-One huadred guns
are beng fired and the bells are being runa
IN honor of the Republican victory gained al
the State election.
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CITY of Portland.

70 the Electors Of the Csty Of Portland.
pursuance OF warrants from he MayorAnd AL
Oermen Of he City OF Portlan The qualified
erciorS OF said city, will meet in their respective
Wa'd Rooms on Monday he ak zenith Jay OF March
INST az ten O'Clock In the orenoon 70 81 in their
'otes ior NJ tyor of aid City the issuing year.
Ihe polls will remain op n until fur o'clock in
the AFTERNOON when t. ey shall be closed.
l1e NJ iermen will be open session In the
tie stree, from nine O'clock A. NJ 10 one o,c,ck
M: on each OF the hree secular dat next preceding
SAID day of election. and from three o'clock to five
O'Clock +. M tine last oil SAID three secular days
Tor the purpose of ewing evidence he qualca-
on Oh voters whose names have not | cen entered
on me Sts of qualified voters. IL. and for The sey,r-
al WARDS and for correcting SAID lists.
Per der j Nj. HEATH CITY Clerk
Portland. March 9Th 1865 7,ltl
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Fruit & Ornamental Trees, Crane.
vines &C., For Spring 1868.

February 20. d1aw3w&25mar
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WASHINGTON.
JOHNSON OFF HIS Eou1LrBRIUM.


WASHINGTON, March 12.-An article IN the
New York Sun asserting that the equilibrium
of President Johnson's brain has been dis,
turbed by continual excitement, has attracted
much attention here and is indorsed by many
who have had excellent opportunities for FORM
ing an opinion.
IMPEACHMENT TO BE OYER BY MAY 1sr.
NEW YORK, March ia dispatch says the
House impeachment Managers are marshal
ing witnesses, preparing testimony and shap
e ing their action SO that the trial may be as
short as possible. The trial will be entirely
over by the LIST of May. President johnson
will not be allowed the time he expects. The
10Th or Butler article will not be withdrawn
FINANCIAL.
Anotha r dispatch saws the Ways and Means
Committee are endeavoring to fix upon rev
enue system which will be reliable for $500
100000. Their present hope is to secure 500
100000 from whiskey, $25,000000 from tobac
co, $l5,000000 from oils, S2OOO0,0OO from
stamps, $l5000000 from licenses, $50 100000
from incomes, So 100000 from railroads and
the balance from customs.
OLD AID INTERIM.
The President has not ordered Gen. Thomas
to set no new War Department in the
White House,
Secretary Seward and Mr.. Black had a long
interview with the President on impeachment
yesterday.
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WAITED.

WITH Board, pleasant rooms, at No % sriorth
w ct. oc1S,itf
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Resson SHOCK a.sss.
Sale of forfeited Goods.
COLLECTORS OFFIC

COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMoUTH,(
Portland, Feb. 20, 1868.
FlNHE following described merchandise having bter
fortetei for violation IF he Revenue Laws of the
United States public notice of said sezuI es having
been gwen they will be sold public auction, at The
ONCE OF The United states Appraiser, 1913 Fore street
10 Empty Barrels; 5ou igar 1 q title Whiske,
II Bottles Gin; Bottles Brandy; slBo ties Brandy
Bottles Whisky; l Barrel lilo asses; 70 Bottlt,
tranIy; Bottles Brandy; 1 Barrel Whisky;
Key lamar n Is.
Amy person or persons claiming tho same are re.
quested to appear and make such claim within tS,enr
days from the date hereof otherwise the said goo.
VIII be disposed of in accordance with the Acts OF Con.
gress in such cases made and provided
ISRAEL W. SHBUhN, JR
, Collector.
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Billiard Tab,es for Sale.

kouk u lizard Tables in GRANITE Hall Bath, Maine
VIII be sold ut bargain if applet Tor soon.
1885, wi be transferred IL desirable to tue purchase
good chance for an uvestme t. N other ri Ii III
Han IN the place. Ii qulre tho ball, or of
A. C. HEWtY, Adm ,nistrator.
Bath, Me-. March g. 1868. DIV
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I'm Bankruptcy.

THIS tsTo GIVE NOTICE: That &c rye A Head. NJ
Portland IN the County Of Cumber and Assiei ee Of
the estIie Of charles b. VII tt-mcre b1nkrup has
fle pc ! ION setting forth that the estate Of said
waich Henry K. kurron his has MOI tga sc Of alout
ten thous;ii doars thai 1t Is mrorlant thai said
rro erty should 10 once sold at public or private
sale; ana PRAYING That Q urt will authorize u
lie OF said ghhs OF such h disposition q the
same ns shall be deemed b, st for all concernra.
Upon 10 iding said petition II Is o. deIed 'nau ~
pubic ton in the Daily Prss, nj inhS sga..ns
vii be had thcr. at the United 81 se gas of
cnrrc1lf t5ree eIocE ia the Jterhoo'i, VII n and
wne,e oil pers rs interested The IN IN, may sppt az AMI
show cause TIA y they have, why the prayer Of said
ieH'''n s"'"iU CHARLES CLARK,
q. s. Marshal, as Messenger, Dist OF Maine.
Mar 11-d6t
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EE. MO 8sE's
Cold Medicated Limitations {!

A RE kept by thousands of families in nearly ali
"A the States and Provinces, to use as cuIe or
prey. ntatye of Colds Sore Thro and CONSUMPTION.
Thousands of cases OF Catarrb, Asst ma Sore Throat,
Bronchitis Con sumption have been cured by I'll c
use OF thes inhal ltioni They only he obta1ne
Of Or. Morse, at No Deerng Street, Portland, Me.
March u. d3tXw1t~
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TO BE LETT

THE large, eommo ious, and pleasant room, now
occupied b, tie Merchants + xChargc, Uyer the
Office Ire Inter- alto a. Telegraph C,mpal y, on
the corner of E, car &c nd Fore stl eets 70 lie let
Posse ssI0n will be Given next month. AFFILIATIONS
may be made TO the uLdels gned.
WOODBURY. DAVIS.
Portland, Feb. Il, 1868. ieI2ltf
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THE Mechanics library noon, by day or evening
L on very reasonable terms, will seat from 70
400. Apply 10 Cha.le P. mball CT 10 the
subscriber J. b 9HORNI IKE.
Dec. q. diff SuIeunlenCent-
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SOUTH CAROx,N
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,

HNH71 N'7171N077@' D1kNIE CONV FNTTON
CHARLESTON, March 12-Ihe Pan,,,,,,.
State Convention nominated by aeciaroat;
Mr.. Cordosa, colored, as Secretary Of S VI
half the delegates chosen to the EeDub 3icet y
Convention are negroes.
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TIE sNESSE E.


CIR MLa si March 11-Haywood and Carroll
eoH' n W, have gone Republican.
.e1sra1 u ulYsta Alan was organized here and
SEVERN s MYSTERIOUS aad sanguinary looking or
morning, N Uhe Wills ILLS
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Foreign Markets.,

. LONDON, March 12-Atternnen American securi-
nlted STATES 5-2GS 713 @ zig; Erie 49; oth6
shares unchanged.
= LIVERPOOL, March 12-Afternoon.-Cotton steady
Corn rs cd. Beef Ills Cd. Pork firm. Lard dull
Nav Il Stores duh
% 93a tor money. ~ %
American secnrities-U. S. 5-2O's III; Illinois Gen.
trail shares SOY; Erie Railroad shares AZ Atlantic 4
Great Western 2S4 ~
5-20s 75t. y ''N N''''''
LIVERPOOL, March i2-Evening Cotton quiet;
middng uplands let; Middling Orleans 1ORd; sales
lo,OOJ bales Breadstuffs-Corn declined to 4 s ior
new mixed Western; Wheat steady at 15s lid for
steady, '' "s"A
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fItHE annual subscription for stimulating vesseis at
4 the Portland Observa DRY having -x2i -, mer-
clients, ship owners and others interested aill be
called on during the present month to renew their
sub- criptions. ENOCH MOODY
Portland, March II, 1868, u2w
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Dorkings, Brabmas and Eggs

THE undersigned has few porkings, raised from
the oest OF Eng'lsh imported Dorkings, and purs
be sold singly. Also Dorkins and Brahna EGGS
for hltchng l.. L. RECORD.
stevens Plains, Feb. 49, 1868. d3ws
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u. $. MNrshOJ's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA,l
DISTRICT OF NAME ss
the Hon. Edward Fox, Judge OF tie United Stat s
D1snlct Court, within or the District Of ane,
l snali expose and offer for sale at public auc ion
to the highest bidder therefor the 70 lowing rty
and merchandise, at the time and place within 81
District, as follows. viz:
Az me 4ppr Users Office No. 19S Fore Street. IL,
nert, at Ii o'clock A ~:
ing 855 lbs. NO''>'''
The .ame havingb been seized by the Collector OF
lnterha Revenue the Fin COllec ion district Of
h!lne, ana ordered t. be sold and the proceeds
disposed according to law.
ruary, a. D 1868.
- CHARLES CLARK,
1eOzoOl5q II. 8 Marshal D'stric, n Maine
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CANADA.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT,

OTTAWA, March 12.-Parlament re.opened
to-day. Among the important matters that
will occupy its attention will be the matter
from 81 to 81 per ton.
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@ o Nj M Err GAL.
New York Stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK, Ma C t2--6 P. NJ.
A. Money active at per cent, hut less stringent at
tae c'ose. Governments unsettled Gold closed
steady at 1893, after selling at 1904 and 1885, Ex-
ch re dull at 1895. The Towing ave the quota
lions: Coupon Gs ISL 40 q 1ll2; do 1862, 1891 a
l0j4; do 1864 1914 a 1914 do 1865, 1854 "a 1854; do
january and July, G2 0e ~ 4: do 1867 IJob a 1OG3
1O-iC's, 10lt a 1913; 1905 in5E q 1t5B
RIA lways stronger the close with general recoy-
cry from tho Iowesl point OF the day. The Stock
Exchange determined, by vote OF II 10 o. that any
shares OF Erie dated after the closing of The Com
piny'4 transfer books, March b. are not good de-
hvafer. Western stocks firm. North Western COM
m n going up to 70 duri the cav. Central, 1913 a
l2sa; Erie, 1Gl az 76S: Readinr, 90 a 93t Michigan
Southern S95 %; Cleveland & tittsburg 93s a 49,
Toie 10, lOfs q /; Chicago & North Western, sc a
81 do pre- erred 745; Rock Island, 95I a 95s Font
Wayne, 1909 a l00J-
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Yalnahle Confract.

FTNHE State Agrncy of a well known and very sue
Il cessfut Life Insurance Company will be given
to g. ntl men OF good standing who will devste
himself entirely and earnestly, to the business of
obtaining risks and establishing agencies throughout
the tate. The terms to oe offered a reliable parry
will he satisfactory, and such will insure an indie
pendence with proper effort Address, with II Ter
ence, LIFE CON RACr, Postoflce box G,S67,
New York city. matt -eod3t
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The Largest Stock in The County, For sale in ,oroe
OF small Quantities. descriptive and illus rated
priced catalogue OF Fruits, and OF ornamo al
nIees am Rilnfs. sent prepaid 10 cents each.
Wboe ale Csta' ogue FREE. ELtW ANGgE
Y, nor e % ,JSu';r
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"AlH Sprfs.ss

A LII SORTS, or a Purse Seine, one hundred faith
n ons long, liberal In depth. complete in its APP
.urtenances ior Immediate use, not weighing over
$50 lbs, capable OF being hand ed by and three
DO in q dory. Adaped TO Herring, Mackerel OF
Pohagen. g ST 1886
AMERICAN NET AND TWINE CO.,
No. % Commercial street. Boston.
,January 10, dlwl2aw3lu
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GEO RGIk,
ARRIVAL OF SERGEANT BATES

ARBIVAL OF bLKGEANT BATES.
AUGUSTA, March Ii Sergeant Bates and
his American flag received a grand ovation
here to-day, and is the guest OF the city.
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PTOpOs us for Lime,
For contraction ofthe U -. Court HOUSE
nnL Posi- Office. Portland. Ne

SFALED Proposal wi he receive at the oflce OF
y the un ersigne until 70 O'Clock Nj. Ma Gu goth
6, Tor furnishing n. dc .Iverng ole III nsInd
(10U0) Barrels OF the test il eklan, Lime tor the
u ernn ent bu ldil g. 10 ted Por land Me-
Tue -ne 20 b. deuveiel az the size of tie ruh
irgs tast des b. the Supern en- rent, or re-
quI red by rugn o. The work. .
Prop sails will II ado By the barrel, including
c st OF ALI f. sht>, IA ding &C.
Tenper c,nt OF an paym ms will be retained un-
Ill mI leiyu of the contract. The delivery OF the
lime begin soon after the signing OF the con-
tract, as the Srpe riuteuuent ma, ulr CT. The e.
partn en reserve. the right TO rtj' CT any or all OF
he propose il dee med for the iLtei eat the 1oy
ernmeLt to DO so.
rromosals snoull be endorsed Proposals for
Lime" and adj irAss ed t.
A'''''' HENRY KINGSBURY,
Supe. int nCent
Feb o. dtd
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CONNECTICUT.


m5AAhTFoRD, March IL. - Senator Doolittls
wb;cb lengthy speech here last night. in
'A ue aeraigned and impeached Congress,
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FOR SALE.

5'IE beautiful little Cottage 81 franklin street
House nearly sw, containing rooms; BOD
br ok cistern Of filtered water.
For particulars enqu 70 at % Mvr,,os,
Pc, 50 sion given April first. nnor1odosv
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CITY OF PORTLAND,
IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY EIGHT,
AN ORDINANCE

10 authorize uhe Portland Wafer & ON
pany to suppis tlse City of Portland
Wish pure water.
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Music Scholars Solicited,
<z=eMaEz By Lady Teacher. Best OF refer
10Y ences given. Apply to W. II. JERRIS,
Wv u Tor particulars.
Mar 7-dow*
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon herself
the trust Ct Administrative OF the estate OF
JOHN CLARY late of Portland.
in the County of Cumberland deceased, and has
taken upon herself hat trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, required TO exhibit
the sae and all persons indebted TO said estate are
called upon to make payment to
UvY CLARY, Adm'rx.
Portland, Feb. ls, 1863 ieb26 d1aw3w*
NOTICE is hereby given chat the subscriber has
~ heen duly appointed and taken upou Limselfthe
trust o. Aumlnis. ratoT OF he estate of
DEARBORN LIBBY, late OF Baldwin,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs All persons ha ing d, =
MAIDS upon til estate OF said de eased, are reauir-
cd to exhibit the same; and all persons in ebted
to said estate are called upon TO make payment to
CYRUS L. BURNELL, Admir-
BALDWIN FEB. ID 1868. d1aw w"
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G, CHADWICK, ii. D., will devota spaciol ~
teuiion to Disea OF the Eye No 3O1I SopgTesa 8;
Uffce hours from II a. NJ. to P. NJ.
MAY Il II
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A Ii KINDS OF JOB PRINTING neatly and
"A promptly executed this Office.
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IMPORTANTLY S.t e1 odF Sr 1sy Vii ,sS' {:
iTmensely popullr. A CHI nee TO, MAXI g money
rare "G ret. Enclose stlwp FOR descriptive crc =
lar. Address ''UN .VERSAL md X o. Boz
Lee, d lst1n. MAS. feb lQ-l& WIN
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A n active Intelligent boy, from IF cen 10 seven-
~ years oil :. ,ne that have % q r, feien 1.
ces. and whose Ian ents reside iu tie Oily, may np-
pl at No t0T Fore Street. h. K Mt.
Marcn II. Il
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Er9DR SALE
ONE EIGHT HORSE POWER
Portable Engine.
w. In. PHILLIPS.
D Commercial ST., foot okRark ST.
Portland AuS o.. -ht
Stock and Stand for Sale.
Music Scholars Solicited.

a WELL selected stock OF Dry and Fancy Goods
IA Also, tenement connected with he premises
Apply TO NJ. +. BEDLOW,
feb 70 diff 40 Congress st, Portland.
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Orsanist Wanted !
hCY Wanted I!

LNoR one of our city Churc'es. Fair salary paid
l. Hdlrcss, during bis week.
mar1l DIT OkGANI>I, p. Pox PIP.
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lIssnd tor Snie

AEsuU EVT GIfEs
4 PART Of the late Mary s. Lunt's Estate, near
Poriland. via rukey's Bridge; in parcels 10
SUIT Pu ichaseIs. Eng ire 10 person by letter OF
Jam" s JOHNSON,
Siroudwater, Westbrook Admir- Of said Estate with
will dnneAeu. oct 2l-.I&wtf
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Wanted {! Agents,

AGENTS WAITE MALE ALE
eyerywl e, t. sell The Rife oG q u. U. y.
Grn"t." by I'm &. ABBOTT NV wvik.
''Pecp e. enron." Price sui Ell 10 The times. Al
so lew more Agents h.r Russell's T,erdid ergrN-
Ing ehttied From hose -" shO e. IGeet
gem. AL less JOHN hANkERSoS Elm Stf.et,
Portland. Nj. mqr7- iwSWst
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THE TREATY.

We received not long since the monthly
report of the Director of the Bureau of
Statistics, for December, of the United
States Treasury Department The pOr-
ton on Hawaii has been prepared by the
Director, Alex. Delmar, with special refer
ence to the Reciprocity Treaty, now under
consideration by the Senate. 1t gives a
very thorough statement of our resources,
trade and prospects, interesting to us as
showing how we are viewed from distant
stand point.
Our importance as station for steamers
traversing the Pacific is briefly sketched,
and his view Of the future is. that we shall
be the way station for a steamer line from
Panama to Hongkong and San Francisco
to Sydney. We CLEAN a few OF the state
ments OF the Report: THE aggregate
declared value of all imports of unrefDed
sugars, syrups and molasses into the
United States from .,ll countries, during
the past eight years, 1860 to 1867 inclu-
sIye, vas about S275.OOO.OOO. The value
of such portion of these articles, entered,
as coming from the Hawaiian Islands dur
ing the same period was about S3,0O0,OOO
or little more than one and one-third per
cent Of the whole.
"0f the sugar crop Of the Islands of
1862, the United States took One-third
of that of 1863 two-6fths; of that of 1864
a little more THAI two-ffths.
1.-The total trade of the Islands with all
the world. in 1865, was about three and
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THE ERUPTION.

Our latest news from the eruption is by the
Kaaaed, which left Kealualu on the 21st inst.
The immense aud terrible lava flow on Ka-
huku had entirely ceased, or at least there
are no visible signs that it is flowing in sub
terranean channels
The lava which burst from the mountain
side on the 9Th, and made such magnificent
display that the few tourists who witnessed
the scene congratulated themselves upon their
good fortune, continued but a few days ere
had cooled to stone. So rapid is this cool
ing, when the fountain ceases to supply the
lava, that the crust may be safely walked
upon although it may be hot enough to
burn, and the still liquid lava may be seen
but few inches below the surface.
The lava thrown out in Kahuku parted
into several streams, only one of which
reached the sea. That which destroyed Capt
Browns house passed down a mile or two,
and ceased but short distance from the
Catholic Church. The main stream fell over
the precipice, and has thrown up at the sea q
large conical hill similar to Punch Bowl.
This stream is IA, or jagged, rough lava. 1t
is bordered on the Kona side by a stream of
pdhoehoe or smooth lava, the length aud ex-
tent of which has not yet been traced. Re-
ference is made to it in the letter of Rev. Mr..
Williamson, which we give below.
A party Of gentlemen from the steamer
visited the flow at Capt Browns residence,
he being their guide on the occasion. The
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THE STEAMER

H1iA u Ii "a,
viii run during the next quarter as follows
LEAVING HONOLULU
Monday. March 80 Monday. April 20
Monday, April 8 Monday, April q
Monday, April Is Monday. May {
laying up tn, Week commencing Monday.
Nay l1th.
Monday, May rs Monday June Is
Monday. June
t4i P. r., precisely. touching At
Lshaina,
KalePolepo,
Kealakekua,
Kailua,
Kawaihae, and
Mahaksna.
AMI LEAVING
Kealakekua, Wednesday, about noon.
Kailua, Wednesday evenings.
Kawaihae MahukonA, Thursday evenings,
Arriving back at Honolulu Saturday mornings
Passengers will be landed at Makes Landing.
On Thursday, June 25th.
She viii leave for
Koloa and Waimea, KaunLg
At a. NJ,
Arriving back on Saturday. the 9Th.
IL WALKER a ALLEN. Agents.
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Expected Per Comet.

GASES OF CALIFORNIA bread.
~ Cases of Gala Pilot Bread. 100 Tins II
Assorted Crackers. all Of which viii Be .old II
10" prices By [e-tf1 BoLLEs co.
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California Lime.

I'VE KEEP A FULL STOCK OF THIS
w article, and are receiving fresh supplies
BY every packet, for sale a. the lowest price. AZ
ol-Sm B0LLEs 4 co
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-10-24

To PRESERVE STEEL GooDs FROM
RUsrING.-The Journal Of applied
Chemistry says:
The simplest way of preventing
the oxydation of polished iron and
steel goods is to dust them over with
quicklime. Where articles are re.
quired to he preserved for many
month (such as polished steel CRATES, }
strips of paper freely covered with
powdered line are to be raped
around the bars; or they may be
placed in cases, aud the interstces filled
up with quicklime. Pianoforte wires
and small goods are preserved in the
same way. The rationale Of the
method is this-stesl will not oxydize
in dry cir. The presence Of quick'
lime, from its hygromstrio proper
ties, secures dry air, and thus indi-
rectly the line preserves steel from
rust. This 10 not new plan, but it is
the method adopted by the majority
of the Birmingham houses.