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FINANCIAL ITEMS.

The New York Herald this morning says:-
"TheTe unsettled market for gold during the
whole OF last elk, and the fluctuations were from
1885 to l474, while the closing quotation at O'Clock
lallve business large, and the bear element being
In the ascendant the short interest was largely
Inc eased, and this Will doubtless be soon turned
TO account by the bulls In fresh upward
movement. The lull which has lately been
expert need In po tcsl affairs cannot be expected
which is close upon us, and the mper OF pcomn Mt
politicnns of both parties In relation to the hnaucia
uut stion is by means cacu aeu to allay dstrust
The speech Senator sherman at q Repablca
meet,rR al Hsboro oh o. is the reverse OF reassur-
lug TO the bondbolders when ne savs:-"My miod Al
wsys comes back to this copclusion that uuder the
law b. tween the creditor and the Urlted
States tnat the creditor shouid loan he Unite1
TIT b tut money paper money! That the
Unite states pay the interest at six per
OF the years return the creditor his principal
sum the same money loane to tn Government or
nigh pos POI this for twenty years. But this
uuesi ion there Il a versty OF opinion not confined
to partits aud the whole OF II grows out OF the
dillon O, our currency" The bears que that as
ali, ut Ave mill interest tn public
falls due in September this will have a tendency
depress the prrmum bu rs the scanty reserve In the
IRE ssuIy will be euuc by tha amour the dsburse-
II IL rts appreciable effeci, ought
favor OF advance; hut there is no reason why iC
should be Invested with any importance ny either
bulls or bears. The price OF gold Will doubtless rise
considerably higher before ths end OF the Presided.
tisl under po tical causes aone and there
long the bears keep down to Its point
The cub Treasury disbursed S20S 600 in coin during
the week In ment of interest on the public debt
received 81 9i0335 TO- Customs duti while the
shipments of cia from the port fell short OF $3.50
The daily range Of the market duriug the week is
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FROM BOSTON.
A ps,p.r.t. Attempt st Murder.

Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
Boston, Aug, 24.-A most desperate attempt
at murder took place on train on the Pttsheld
and North Adams Railroad on Saturday. Henry
Murray, of Lowell, accompanied by his wife,
took the train at Pitts6eld, and when about
three miles from the station, deliberately drew
a pistol and shot her through the head. The
wound did not prove Immediately fatal, but it is
hardly possible she will recover. Murray has
been committed 10 Jail to await the result of his
Wfe's injuries.
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j. q. KELToN,
Assistant Adiutant General
yhe Railroad Case.

Information has been received from Alexan-
dria, Va, that Judge Thomas, of the Virginia
Circuit Court, in the case of the Alexandria and
Washington Railroad Company against the
Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown Rail-
road Company, to-day rendered decree turning
over the road between Washington and Alexan-
dria to the former company, and appointing
commissioners to ascertain liabilities, etc. This
Underwood, and further complicates the litiga-
tion. In the meantime the road is run by the
lessees.
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DIED..

| .TP6r additional Death Notices see The FHh Pd0el
LAFORE-At Catonsville, Maryland, on the 22d
inslant,, JAMES l.. LAFokE, In the 2Sth year OF his
| age. - ~ -, =,
street. on 5uesday, the 25Eh instant, Rt o'clock
p. M
SMITH.-ARABELLA THERESA. ON the 2lst in-
slant. second daughter OF General Thomas KnbY
smith. aged 10 years.
Funeral services on Tuesday, the 25th instant, at
O'clock z. M. from the residence of her father at
Torresdale. tExehange papers please copy.) -
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The doomed man had become perfectly re-
signed to his fate, and had been receiving daily
visits from his clergyman. He still persists in
asserting that he had no intention TO kill Phills,
aud thinks IL hard that he should thus die for
the commission of crime TO which he had
received so much instigation. He asserts that
she died through her own neglect of the wound
which he inflicted, and believes the verde. of
the iurv an uniuat ono -
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HEARINGS BsPoRH TIE RBcoRDm.-A man
psmsa william n. stebley has had hearing peiSss s
RosDG OF sl harrels Of !uorcaling OIL wfn .oo one
intennOn OF cheating Ogden Btre.t out OF y2ODO.
Slepey was the copsfRnee OF the olStrees the con
1sHnor. Stebiey made way with Il TO scudder bart,
rev Co. without giving any return He was eraes.eu
sy the Recorders Detectives FRANKLIN ano smith,
Held in $1,000 bail TO answer. . .,oo
hall 10 arswer ~. charge OF keeping dlsorderly
houaa In I,adQeF plaza. .
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HBARma BBFoRE THE UNrTsD STATES Con-.
MISSIONER AT noon TO day, before United states
Commissioners Aubrey II. Smith, John hiley nso
iurther hearing upon the charge OF aiding ana eoet-
ting In the ilrct removal of distilled sPris from tne
pt ce where distilled TO place other than oonuee
warehouse provided by law. .,. -
Collector Charles Abel, OF the First District, was
sworn, Ind testified to the correctness OF the evil
dence exhibited at the first hearing. wbereupon the
Commissioner held the defendant TO Call In tne sum
aN a unh
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FROM RHODE ISLAND.
The Cattle Disease.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. A.-Governor Burn
side has appointed five Commissioners on the
Cattle Disease-viz.: DR.. E. M. Snow, of Provi-
dence; Joseph Osborne, of Tiverton; Hon. E.
r. Potter, of Kingston; Samuel Church, of
Bristol; al d Stephen Harris, of Warwick. They
will meet in this CITY tomorrow,
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THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON.
Alaska 10 Pay for Itself-A
Desperate Attemptat Muir
der Naval Orders.
Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc, ETC., Etc.
FROM WASHING TON.
Alaska Paying for Itseli

Despatch to The Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-The Treasury Depart
ment yesterday received remittance of $4,000
in coin, on account Of customs duties collected
in Alaska. This is the FIRST that has been re-
ceived, and was deposited in San Francisco
with the Assistant Treasurer.
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ASSAULT AND BATTBRY.-One John Smith
has been held In $1,000 bal, by hlderman Delaney, 70
aver the charge of committing a Violent assault
and battery on Patrick Kilfoyle II appears tina.
Smnh and his son both assaulted Knltoyie with small
garden hoes and unmerciuily beat bin upon the
back. They did It, also upon his own premises. The
officers have not as yet succeeded In Catching the
Sl,l
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The New York Tribune this morning says:-
'Ihe we elk C o. n easy money marx ct at al4
per mt call with large offerings at per cent
The ans of stock houses are very moderate are
freely met at per cent TO first clas borrowers 80
far Ihe ahiC of currency To the West
duceu L o dsturnaLce in money, and the amounts
offering are largely In excess OF the needs of Dor
Iowers."
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine NetUS see Inside PdOsS
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA,.........., A UGITaT
STATE OF rHERMoMKTER AT THE EVENING rRLK
GRAPH OFFICE. ~
IA, M.uu.......78l IL A. M..-........S IL p. No., ~
CLEARED THIS MORNING
Brig Wenonah, Davis, Balh. Warren d Gregg.
schr Mary Il. Graham, Fountain, Boston, L. Auden.
chr hla f. CrowelL Howes Boston, do
schr Il, e. Ely, McAllisLer, Richmond, Caldwell Cor
scbr j. d, ingraham, Dickinson, Hartford westmore
schr S: /: simmons, Candy, Boston, oastner, Stick
str 66e ster, Jones, New York. W. p. Clyde & Co.
Tug Taos Jefferson, Alien, for Baltimore, with a tow
OF barges, W. p. Ciyde & Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
Br. brig Foyle, Goucher, 45 days from London with
$40 IONS chalk 10 U, Is, Headey. ~
kchr II, w. McCauley, Hubbard, days from Nor
folk, with jumper bolts to Ca tain.
Schr j ID. IngTaham, Dickinson, from Hartford.
scbr Helen Mar, NickeTson, from Boston
Steamer Ann kllza, Richards "a hours from New
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore with
tow OF barEes to W. r. Cyde d Co
Ship Aurora, utley, for Philadelphia cleared at Rot
teTdam lOIh inst,
slean ship Fanita, Freeman, hence, at New York
BaIque TTopic Bird Rohins. from London for Phi
lRoelpbiA which put into Queenstown 9th inst, snort
OF water, resumed her voyage llth.
Bar que Il, A, Darrell Payne, hence' at Genoa 9th
instant.
BsIque Luiga Graf hence at Leghorn Sd Inst.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23 - Arrived, steamship City OF
AnIweIp, NIL ehOuse rom LIVERPOOL:
Steamship Aleppo. Harrison from ,Liverpnol
Brig FTutlatnOla Monasterl from Messna.
Brig Alma, GBhIs rom Rln Janeiro.
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HEARING

HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATION
This afternoon, the Central station befJie Alder
man Be'tler, Charl, +. Maxuire, residing at No 81
Coates street. Deputy sheriff of the First District OF
the city held IN $50 bail to answer the charge OF
fen nj EQhIn aud Jayne streetR
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Robbery and Attempted Murder.

WORCESTER, Aug. 24.-BeDjamin Grldley, 65
years OF age, was shot in the head severely in
juIed, and robbed OF $40 by Cornelius McQuirk,
lear the Cochituate Water Works, on Saturday
afternoon. McQuiIk is still at large.
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NEW YORK, August "a Stocks steaoy; Chicago ana
Rock Island 9s14 Reading, 9ez Canton 45A Erie Rail-
road 491s; Cleveland and Toledo 9ss; Cleveland aud
gan Central ll9 Michigan Southern saa: New York
terred, l2S; Virginia 6s So Missouri IS. s2 Hudson
River 1856; U. B. 62os 1862, llS14; do. 1884, QSS do.
Money ~ changed. s'frling Exchange, IOSh =.
BALTIMORE, Aug 2--''OGtou quiet aud nominal at
291s@Sec. Flour dul; CITY Mills super 50 76Dlo 40.
ex IRA. t1glS: do. IGmlly SiS2505; western super;
Dnchangec. Corn firm: W hIta 81 2S9 25 yellow fl'L5
Oats NJ changed. RYE nominal az tl4Dgl 4o POLK
sides. T1s@l74c; shoulders, 1870, hams, 2aS2Sc.
NEW YosK Aug 2l-Cetton steady at sO@13OJsc.
Flour dnll at oeoine OF i0B lSc; $500 barre sold:
$50; sonthtra, tssOSf7S California slo@l2; Wheat
quiet; 3s,COO bushels sold AZ Sl14ai22. Oats dull;
Il,sO0 bushels sod 76sc. Beef quiet. Pork dull at
S28 b29s. Lard quiet at lSs< ale Whisky quiet.
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NHw YoRJ CITY BANK STATEMENT.


gal IeserVe... sl47Obss 2ees3O6s Dac....4 5s7 47O
W ets $40 275 24o7 o7, Dsc. 1852 sS7
"Tbe banks show contraction or ~ Sc 1897 Ia loans,
loss in specie OF sSs5,l6s, and in legal tenders OF
$sl77,e36 TIE loss OF reserve is 81 5747O The depo-
sits show loss OF 81 6S2 which about the amount
thai has been shipped this week. The express COM
paDies report the movement not as active and some
banks that were heavy shippers last week have had
very moderate drafts this week.
The follow ing shows the condition OF the Banks as
compared with the corresponding week last year.
Avg. "a 1867. Aug. %. 1888
Loans. S25e,s97,679 S25.l457 78l
specie 6O28,6N l9,76S88l
Circulation. 337362 24q "a 1877 ,627
Deposits. lsS74il0l 2l6,+l54S
Legal Tenders......."....-. 64S6O ,O3O 697j7, ,6i5
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Markets by Telegraph

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 24.-Sailej, sloop-of-
war Dale, on cruise.
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TINE STATIONERY, CARD ENGRAVING
IL an6 Card Plats Printing in every variety
DRERA,
1893 OHESNUT Street.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK ExCHANGE SALES. AUG. .

Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s, Third streets
BETWEEN BOARDS
$1,000 @ d Am m Bs so 96sI 9sh @ d Am...-ls- l29<
$1,000 Pa II Cl U.s. 9l5 100 sh Sch Nv PEo30- 1915
t5OO Read M Is, a.. 9S IL sh Minehll,.,.'" 5o
$500 CITY Nevis ...lO3
SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 Leh gold l-s5wn. S7h SS sh Penna R-.ls oS;9
'Si0O do ....,,,,, ,lQ3 l do ............. 45
$1,000 d Am Gs SS...- sSH 100 sh Big Mt....... 90
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AN OWNER WANTED.-A thirteen feet green
batteau is at the station ut Front and Noble
streets, for which an owner is wanted,
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CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

DisoTdsfIy Characters A Husband
Bsnter-Larceny OF OIot Iothtng-AsssuiG-
Jag with = Kntfe-Heid Co AMswor-A
Very Serious Crime - Assaulted hts
Wife - Another Kntfe Case Bellfsg
AtQuOR 20 MamNre-MaitChOunM MischtaR.
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The Guano Islands.

The record of several unfortunate marine dis
asters at the Guano Islands of this ocean, as
given in our paper to-day, is n sad one. Three
noble ships have been totally lost, and it i ru-
mOrcd that two of them are uninsured. We
have endeavorcd % ascertain from returned officers
and crews the cause Of their losses, and To learn
their views a. to prevention in future of similar
accidents. Az to the Li==ie Oa5ord, Mt How
lands Island, we do not gather much, but the
MiHnehaha at Bakers and the Washington ut
McKean's, seem To have had all the care that able
and energetic men working night and day could
give them, and all To no avail.
1t is evident from the testimony Of al fami-
liar with the latitude where these Islanas are sit
uatcd that the weather there from spring to au-
tunn is uniformly good; and that from November
Is to March Is, il il not 10 be trusted. During
this time, the winds are trcacherous, and when
they change To the westward, are violent, accom-
panied with such a heavy sea and surf on shore,
that unless vessels can clip and put to sen, de-
truetion is swift and certain. The remedy for, or
prevention Of accidsnt, which j. simple and in our
view ought TO DC adopted, i, Hercr send ships 10
load at these islands al he uriHfcr. The testimony
Of all ship masteEs who have been there i, that
for eight months there il scarcely a shadow Or dan
gcr; tie weather being always fine with steady
winds from the y. T., tue ships lying u Toward
esn ride IN perfect security az the mOOrins-. This
is the opinion OF the masters lately returned, and
Capt. Stone Of the hGHsshGnsha g.. the Hawaiian
supply vcsscl running there constantly, fully con-
firms the same. In winter the NIX II incrcasei
fifty fold, and II n vessel loads her cargo il i
more or less damaged BY wafer m boating through
the surf, thus deFreeiating its value, making it
more danscrUGst to carry. We think that the Guano
Companies would study their own interests in con-
hning their shipments tn the summer months,
and that shiIs, their masters and crews would be
mueh Iess exposed If this plan were adopted
We are al-o convinced that if the underwriters
Of the United States would say, We decline to COW
er the ships at these Guano islands from Deem
Der I to March /, but will take them at any other
time, that they would seldom have a vessel to pay
for.
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Burial MrRDER.-A most deliberate coli-blOOled
murder was committed at Haiku ON Sunday night,
January Il, by four coolies employed on the Haiku
plantation. Ii seeIas that these Cinnamon visited n
house where lived two oil natives, namel Napua and
Kaauaeaiul. where they were accustomed 10 visit as
friends. The natives wsre soon seized each by two
coolies. and apparently bound with ropes. But there
must have been n desperate struggle. a. Napua was
literally cut 20 pieces and killed, and his companion
severely cut on the head. The house il then sup
raScd 10 have been robbed Of thirty or forty dollars,
which was known 20 be there. and then set ON fire.
Napaa's body was burnt 80 rs hardly 20 De rccog-
nizcl, while his companion escaped only after the
ropes that bound him were burnt - as 20 relieve
him. He i badly burnt, but managed TO crawl
about fifty yards from the dwelling, where he was
found nearly dead His dog was also found near by,
kiiel by the murlercrs- Three Of the coolies were
arrested ami bound over for trial, the fourth was stIl
At large u the latest date. The Marshal has offered
n reward Of SlOO for his arrest, and ordered that no
expense be spared by the Sheriff to effect il. The
wounded and burnt native will be removed On the
Queens Hospital. if able 90 bear the journey. The
leader in this murder Is the same fellow who headed
the revolt against Edward Hitchcock. and was shot
BY him some two years since And they all belong
10 the gang Of coolies imported by government, the
most nnruly set u rascals that ever landed here.
NAvIL-Thc French dispitch-stelmer CocilogoH,
Com. DilOt. arrived at this port on Friday, 70 days
from Tahiti. She is Of the gunboat class. has 4 guns
and 80 men. The following is her list Of officers
csmmaHag-DE0t-
Li,Hfes sat.- Hubert De ste. CriN. Rass-iI-.
observation-disclosures.
NafstiPnaa-L"- dit purt--
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EXPORTS

Foa NfcrostA-psr Naanalaa. Jan e-tf59 pkgs uTDIG1
b~l sugars - pkS (Ss9Rs Hsl coGcc. loo pkgs G,5.e galsl
nsoia--es, q pkes sansirtss and stores. Value hrrfgn s&i so
value dours-tic stt,k1o5a.
fou SAN FaANctsco-per Nirtlr, Jan tt-2OSS pkrS C232-
- nsl sat, pos pkes c5,2s5 gals nloLssscs. - bales (L.sUo
~. Pnna, StS brts esmeut, - pigs t6is gaI-J meato, u PCS
Neis hsl nsie.. aG pkgS bf,75S msy sugar. I box plans.
saias hreign slSss&s vaius domestic ssSst o.
Fos SAS FRsSetsco-psr Comet. Jan loo pkgs CTsTs
NJ palm. III pkgz Ca9s9 eaTs) nsIaa-s-. .gss pkgs (5tsBEE
n-) suxarss nttaeh. banai4as, 900 empty bg<ss. $50 eocaa-
NUTS Sshss fotri<n siss vasr dom-stis st9soe1
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DEPARTURE IN.

Ian 1t-schr Marisla. Berr.n, fr Hawaii
r-schr Mary Ellen. West, &c Mani
1f-schr LHiu, Er MoIokai and Maui
1I-Haw ship Tolani, Green, Er New Bedford
13-stmf kilauea, MeGregpr, sr W indwaEd Ports
1L-schr Ksnaie, Adams, &c MotokaL
lS-schr Naauokawai, Antoine, 6r Maui
1S-5chr Yette. johnson. Gr kauai-
15-Am bark Victor, Grernleaf, 6r San francisco.
Is-Schr Katr Lee, Powers, for Maui
1s-Schr Netfe Merrill. Kinney. Sr Kauai
I6-Schr Mary, Nika- Er Kauai
-l6-Br bark csbang. Baldwin, fr Victoria
1T-Ani bark Comet, Abbott, 6r San Francisco.
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IMPORTS

Fnos rtS FasscIsco-Psr Idaho. Jan- tGth-f20 pkes
nnur, III scks bran. fo seks oats. IS tins crackers, t3i pke~
groesrses, 8 60 cigars. ? psrs tobacco, 2 rolls bathsr, it3 pk<s
Tut, 10 pigs pctatoe-. pkgs paperhanene~, . psgs prints,
100 pkas empty surar scks, 10 bmus sadttr trpss. n pkrs str
tnncry, ! piano, ? % photographic materials, 50 Pkgs hardware,
% psg- drugs, % pkEs bread. 2 pkEs sFnskrry. so 90 cider. q
csks RID wins. "a pays furniture, . pkEs boots. Is Pkr- hops,
90 gsxs barley u bales hay. Pkgs srvss, ipkss Ptnnt>. 2pke>
-plFts, as pkgs un-psc miss.
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Dive the undersigned would tender our most sin
eere thanks TO Capt. Stone, Master OF the Hawaiian brig Ea.
mshGmetG y, for his unrvmitting care and attention to our
selves. officers and crews, during our passage from Bakers
Island TO this port. As also TO Messrs. johnson and Like.
superintendent Of Bakers Island. for their courteous aud ur-
bane Treatment during our temporary sjsurn on that Island,
consequent, upon the loss u our respective ships.
ID. BURSLEY,
Late Master of ship Minnehaha-
A. BERRY,
Lac Master Of ship Washington.
Honolulu. January IL, 1865. COS IL
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AsHOKE-The small schooner RO6roy. which runs
to ports On Maui, Weat ashore Mt Waikiki bay on
Thursday night Being of light drausht, she got on
again without much damage.
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NOTICE.
ruyHE PARTNERSHIP Err ETOFORE IN
ISrING bytween us, the undersigned, ROBERT ClE-
SGYEE JANION ard WILLIAM LowrIIIAN GREEN,
under the style 90 JINToS, GREEN & CO. was Dissolved
ca the 3OiE DAY - September last, by mutual consent : and the
Importing and Commission business will la future be carried on
BY TMEOPuILuS HARRIS DAVIES for lis DNn n count.
ROBERT Z. JANlOS,
W. l. GREEN.
Honolulu, January II, ls6s.
Referring 10 the above notice The undersigned has established
himself in Honolulu. ard will carry on the business OF Importer
and Commission Merchant on his own account
ThEO ii. DAVIES.
Honolulu, January 0, ls6s.
The partnership heretofore existing between us. the under
signed ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION. WILLIAM Low
THAN GREEN and HENRY RHODES. carrying on Bust
ness nj Victoria. b. e, under the style of JdNION, GREEN
& NODES was di. solved on the 3oth day OF September last,
SO hT as regards the said William Lowihiau Green, who retired
thcrrfrom ard the said business will in future be carried on
by the said ROBERT CHESHIRE JANIoN and HENRY
RHODES, under the style Of Union. RHODES & co.
ROBERT c. JANIOS.
W. l.. GREEN,
HENRY RHODES,
Victoria, Is. G.. November I, 1868. COS
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Sbips' Mails.

Foa WtSDwAap Ponrs-Psr KiLauea- Monday.
FOa saw FRASeIsco-P-r steamer Idaho, OF Monday.
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PASSENGERS.

FEoW saw Fssxct@eo-Prr Idtho. Jan itth-G Fsh@r. "
p G Whiting. Dr ~ B CrzntaIl. Tnro ~ Davi.. Leo WdL "
Dickson, Isaac Al. y WasiWorth and Stf-. Mtss v Dutet.
Mrs Pogas, Ma. l. C4.e, Ms Giu-t And chill, Tbs Ryan, and
three Cinnamon
FRou cease IsLANDs-per Eazn~hameha v. ian 1t-Capt
EarsLry. Cheers ard crew efth~ Maan~hahas Capt Ferry. ON
Gers AL crew sflhe wa-hiaxtsaf " Foye, a Restrain. AID -
hborsrs.
Fsou 60 sNS IsLasD--psr -as Di~go, Jan &c Whit
J Clark. " Ch-hsim. Captain, oacsns and crew % ths Lizzie
OakGrL
Fos sss Fs.Setseo-f-r v<sor, Jan IS-P Waiter. q
Smith.
FOa vfeFonn-p1 Maznaoa. Jan 81 G Be.rNer-
Fos yIeroHfA-p~r CsbaEg. Jan Is-Mrand Mrs Bird and
8 Children
F0a SAY FRsSetseo-rsr Coa~t, Jan 1I-Mas Dayey. 4
Fisher. g Townsend. wiz and : ehibirsn. 7 3 CAFk.G BfueE-
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