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vienna, July 27.-Baron Won Beust re-
ceived Committee Of Hungarians. he said
the relations between Austria and France
have been on the best footing ever since
Austria relinquished her Italian territories,
and the interest of the two countries are
identical. Abiding to the Eastern policy, he
said he would not insist on the programme
of 1867, but would leave it to the option OF
Turkey to follow his counsel regarding con-
cessions to Christians; on this point ne
would bring no pressure to bear. de de-
elare6 he had honestly striven to establish
more cordial relations with Prussia, but his
efforts not having been met in similar spirit,
he had been unsuccessful. He closed with a
strong defence OF the general policy of the
Imperial Government
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LONDON, July 21.-In the House of Com
mons tonight there was full attendance of
members. A petition praying for the rejection
of the amendments to the Irish Church bill
was presented and received with loud cheers.
Mr.. Millbank, member for Norton Riding,
Yorkshire, inquired if it was competent for
this House to demand an apology from the
House of Peers for language used by their
Lordships insolent to the Premier and insult
ing to the dignity of the Commons. The speak
er declared that the question was neither on
a point of order or of privilege. This House
was not cognizant of what passed in the House
of Lords, and he decided that the question
could not be entertained.
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SAILED.

Aug lS-schr Kona Packet, for Hawaii.
schr Moi Keiki, for Maui
Schr Marda, for Hawaii.
Schr Warwick, for Molokai
Schr KAmaile, for MolOkai.
VIII bark Maunaloa. Briggs, for Cruise.
Schr Hokulele, for Koolau.
Sloop waimalu, for Pearl River.
2O-Br ship Golden Horn, Cutting, for Bakers Is.
21-san Salvador ship Callao, Layarello, for Cal
lao.
Schr Mary Ellen, for Maui.
Schr Active. for Hawaii.
schr John Young, for KoOlau.
Schr Liliu, for kOOlau.
schr Pauahi, for Hilo
French Gun Boat Lamothe Piquet, ST Hill
laire, for Tahiti.
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Aug lp-schr Mary Ellen, from Maui
schr Moi Keiki, from Sea, in distress.
2O-schr Mary, from Kauai.
Sehr Active, from Hawaii.
Sehr Nettie Merrill, from Mani
So0p Live Yankee, from KOolau-
2l-Schr Liliu, from Koolau.
schr John Young from Koolau.
Schr Hattie from Kauai.
Schr Pauahi, from IIilo.
Schr Kate Lee, from Hilo.
Schr Fairy Queen, from Kauai
Schr Odd Fellow, from Maui
22-Schr IA Moi, from Mani.
Schr Kanae, from Molokai.
schr Manuokawai, from Mani.
Schr Rob Roy, from Koolau.
24-Wh bark Monticello, Potts, 10 bbls VIII oil,
from 0nolaska.
Am ship Lorenzo, from Bakers Island, in
distress.
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FINED AND BOUND OVER TO KEEP THE
PEACE.-A native was brought up before the
beating a woman and was fined Fifty Dollars,
and put under Two hundred and Fifty Dol
lars bonds mot to do SO any more" Served
him ripht
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EARTHoUAKE.-A severe shock of Earth
quake was felt at Puma. Hawaii, on the 18th
inst, at 4 o'clock A. NJ. II was probably
the most severe shock felt there since March
and April, 1868. No damage was done fur
ther than the shaking down of some stone
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHOTOGRAPHY!

Improvement is the Order of the Day.
HAVING CONSTRUCTED A NEW SKY
IL Light and made various other improve
ments, l hope now to be able to suit the most
fastidious with
A Photograph of any Size,
From Crystal to a Mammoth, taken in the
Best Style of Art, and on the most reasonable
terms.
Also, for sale, views of the Islands, Port
rats of the Kings, Queens, and other Nota-
bles. H. L. CHASE,
32-1y Fort Street.
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WE cut the following from late Daily
Alta California. Rats are great enemies of
rice plantations In Java the rice cultivators
have nearly extermiuated the rats by encour-
aging their most efficient enemy, the snakes /;
and not long since an euterprising ship Cap
tain brought a whole cargo of snakes to
Honolulu, expecting to find ready mar
ket for his live stock among the owners of
the rice swamps. In this, however, he was
disappointed, for the authorities would not
permit him to land his snakes.
He has got little mixed. No one brought
the snakes. But our friend DR.. Hillebrand,
wrote from Java, the same fact that is con-
tanned in the item, and expressed q thought
that they the snakes) might conquer the
rats, which caused such destruction in the
rice patches and cane fields; whereupon some
public spirited citizens sounded the alarm,
expressing their view, that the rice and su-
gar, too, perhaps) had better perish than the
snakes should live. The Doctor did not
bring the snakes, and the authorities did not
prohibit their landing. The alarmist so
aroused the apprehension of our citizens that
they got through the Assembly, an enactment
prohibiting the future introduction of snakes,
which enactment the King did not see lit to
sign. So it never became law.
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PASSENGERS.

From ONoLAsKA, per Monticello, Aug 24-D Web
ster J b Dickson p Hutchman, Mrs Smith, I 4
Morgan Dunn, W Barley, Reinser John Green,
A Lewis Mangier, Mrs Mitchell.
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IMPORTS.

FROM HUMBOLDT per Cambridge, Aug Is
Pickets, 1000 Surf cd Boards, II lO2, s2S
RI boards sct'g Fl Ss,274 Shingles, 100000
Siding, It Il ,34S
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MORE CARD PLAYING on SUNDAY. On
Sunday last the police pounced upon rather
mixed lot of people, consisting of two Chi
nese, one japanese, one native man and wo-
man, playing cards. They were all arrested
for Sabbath breaking, and forfeited bail to
the amount of ten dollars each.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Phase, of the Noon for August, 1868.
pnIpanED By CAPT. DANIEL snIa.

There will be total eclipse Of the Sun August 18th,
invisible here, visible TO North America.
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ACCIDENT. On Saturday afternoon last,
while two men, a foreigner and a native, were
sitting on horseback at the corner of Nuuanu
and King street, conversing with each other,
a carriage in turning the corner touched one
of the horses, set him to kicking violently,
and he set the other horse kicking, with the
result that both the men were overthrown.
The foreigner had one of his wrists sprained,
while the native was so badly stunned
by the fall as to be made insensible. Moral
People wishing to converse with each
other, should not stop on the street corners
to do SO.
"A native woman, while walking along
the Causeway opposite the Oahu Prison, on
Monday evening last, was run over by a per-
son riding furiously along the road, and had
leg broken. One result of the accident,
or rather of furious and needless riding,
was that one of our compositors lost
his hat while performing the Samaritan-like
act of conveying the injured woman TO a
house near by, where, We are happy to state,
she found careful attention and sympathising
friends.
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ARRIVED. bark Monticello, Potts, ar
rived yesterday, 16 days from onolaska, with
a cargo of 100 barrels of whale oil. The
Monticello left the U. S. S. Mohican at Ono
laska, en- route for Plover Bay, for the pur-
pose of making surveys; also, the American
ship atlanta, bound to the Arctic TO load ice
for San Francisco.
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One Wrought Iron Vacuum Pan.

One Wrought Iron Vacuum Pan,
One pair Centrifugal Machines,
One Single Centrifugal Machine,
Two Steam Engines, with pulley for driv-
ing same,
One Engine and Boiler, complete, for run
ming two Centrifugals,
One small Cylindrical Boiler,
One small 0scillating Engine, and Loco
motive Boiler, suitable for driving n
steam whaleboat or launch,
Two Cylindrical Sheet Iron Tanks, 500
gallons each, with Valves, Pipes, etc.,
arranged as blow-ups,"
One Wrought Iron Steam jacket Pan, Is
feet x is inches internal dimensions,
One Montegus complete, with Valves,
Piping, etc.,
Two Tunnels, of ] and 3-16 inch Iron, 80
inches diameter, 40 feet in all,
One Fan Blower,
One Chain Pump, for Molasses,
Twelve Wrought Iron Coolers, nearly
new.
Sugar Baskets, Sugar Carriers,
Drainers, Pulleys, Betting, Filter Boxes,
Thermometers, Saccharometers,
Copper Worm, Fire Brick, and
Common Brick.
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Loss OF THE BRITISH SHIP MATTE BANKS.
BY the Lorenzo, arrived at this port yeste-
day, 43 days from Bakers Island, we hear of
the loss of the ship Hattie Banks, on the Goth
of May. We are informed that the ship
went ashore at Bakers Island, while attempt
ing to make fast to the buoy, at the anchor
age 1t seems that the ship had rounded to,
for the purpose of coming up to the buoy,
when, owing to the hesitation of the crew,
(either intentional or otherwise,) in obeying
the order to haul the yards aback, the ship
shot past the anchorage and brought up"
on the beach. The Matte Banks was a fine
ship of about 1000 tons. Our readers will
remember her, as being the vessel which, in
the early part Of this year, made a re-
markedly quick passage from Japan to this
port
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LUM Der CARGO
Elk "ETHAN ALLEN"
'THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
L the above Cargo of
Redwood and Pine Lumber,

In Quantities to suit Purchasers, consisting as
follows:
$40 feet Rough v. W. Boards,
1868 feet 3x4 do, 643S feet AKA do,
1921 feet Fencing Pine,
1870 feet 7 & G Redwood,
1926 feet T & G Redwood, q in,
29435 feet Surfaced Redwood, q in,
1880 feet Siding, 24645 feet 7 & G Pine,
1924 feet 7 & G R W Beaded,
1876 feet T & G R W Beaded, short,
$3.50 feet 1x3 Battens, clear
5166 feet 5x3 Battens. clear
$3.50 feet feet square end Pickets,
1920 feet feet square end Pickets,
$3.50 feet 5 feet rough pointed Pickets,
400 feet feet rough pointed Pickets,
$3.50 feet feet fancy pointed Pickets,
1870 feet 5 feet fancy pointed Pickets,
1882 feet 3x4 q AKA Posts, feet long,
$4,000 Shingles,
Which will be disposed of at low rates by
32-1m WALKER & ALLEN.
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PLANTATION FOR Standardization is call
ed to the sale of the Kaiwiki Plantation, ad-
vertised in another column to take place at
auction on Wednesday, Sept. LIST, by c. S.
Barlow. This is one of the most valuable
and promising plantations in this country,
having now a large amount of cane growing
and capable of being greatly enlarged; the
area of land belonging TO the estate being
over 5000 acres, 1,60O of which is available
for cane besides an abundance of wood and
pasturage The mill, boiling facilities, and
stock are in good condition, and capable of
taking off a much larger crop of cane than is
now on the ground. This plantation is stu
ated within three miles of the town of Hilo,
and has good landing for shipping produce,
which is easy of access by good road 1t
will be seen that we have drawn largely upon
the resources of the office to illustrate the
advertisement-having given portraits of sew
eral of the stock, besides a view OF one of
the houses on the plantation, and part of
a fine grove of trees-after the fashion of
John Phenix's view of San Diego.
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EXPERIMENTS in France and Holland have
shown that sunfowers, when planted on an
extensive scale, will neutralize the deleteri-
Gus effects of exhalations from marshes.
This plan has been tried with great success
in the fenny districts near Rochefort, France,
and the Authorities of Holland assert that
intermittent fever has entirely disappeared
from districts where the sunfowers have
been planted. Though the above facts ap-
pear to be proved, it is not yet ascertained
what effect the sunfower produces on the
atmosphere, whether it generates oxygen,
like other plants of rapid growth, or wheth-
er, like conebearers, it emits ozone, and des
troys the animal and vegetable germs of
miasms producing fever.
A public spirited medical friend brought
us the above clipping, remarkiug that there
was no fever here, but that he had no doubt
that it was wise foresight which induces
the managers of the Agricultural Gaadens to
cultivate sunfowers and castor oil beans, so
that if fever should appear, We might have
plenty of seed of sunfowers to plant for
disinfectant, and plenty Of beans to make
castor oil out of as a curative.
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EXPLOITS.

FoR SEA, per Mauna Loa, Aug Is
Bomb Lances, 25lRi1es, cs l
Casks, gals 5,2l3lSa lbs 10000
heads hoops 2lShooks, gals p 2ss
Flour Is bags So Tobacco, cs
Preserved meats cs 6lTOwline coils S
Pork bbis 25
Vulue Domestic Produce ............SI50,0O
Value Foreign Produce .........S1, e57, 10
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Machinery for Sugar Plantations,

Both new and secondhand, may be had on
favorable terms, by applying to the under
signed.
All Articles sold, examined and warranted
in order, OF their defects described.
For further particulars, apply to
W. l.. GREEN.
Honolulu, August 20, 1902
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McMurray's Oysters, in 4 h Cans,
WI 200 Cases, for sale by
81 BoLLEs q co.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS

SAVANNAH Ca Feb 2sCo;ion-Ss, r--ep, week 22s
I,sais sua 6tD hes u uaards; coauvsc ~ hs -
Of Sea Islands 1914 hss of Upud': osr gr
6 bales 81 sea sn AUD 81 as Of pnd< stock ca
the week 33 bales The make. - dali aud nominal a. 2S Ttefo
are more stliefs than buyers
changed Flour less srve Gruaai ef r Low Medium grades
Suug Extras Wheat d1; No declined ar sses st
FL lil strictly fresh held Il 7asl ~; No. t 81 E1sl e.
Corn steady 5 grade @lai1c oats in fr demand; No. sot
so G57- Rye firms No az 81 20rl q Iarlry dul
aud nouiaai Nc ? ted ct ~ sS b. W.Ny, d9I o. loe'
Isle short Rh Mdhrg hose lfe Dressed Hogs quiet at : p
si250 arivr Cnuoa 70 God "a G0 2 Cattle
quiet, choice SHIPPING STEERS - s5d=7 - Receps @
$50 hush r9l buEh barley. bp0 Hogs Slipme16U
bills Iour 1900 nh N.sat 100 bush Corr 1000 bush o.'
PHLlpzlPTl Feb 25-Coou quiet; Miin- 2J33os ousrrt
Bafk No. steady &C S0 Flour dI. SrTclIs. T50 - %
Perbsyvah d. - 7UrG 81; OLo dn 5d - % Fancy sra
Wheat IOly With limited u1uITg Red eva
- 91i Amber e 55: No Spring ~ 01 81 q: White s20
Oats s3a1c fr WeIern tU73r for Pcuussvst srd peause
Petroleum d sri lover, crude DonualT = Refined 5e
Sugar Ern- Provisions uBebsugsd WHISKY teng CS, at BE
Gsl
IAL1HoRr Feb 27Cotio1 quiet sBi weak, noml7,r Mdrg
ye Hour az asI h,sgHah N.Ai tnl lhd "nrrageL C.ra
doll and uomp4l sS00sl5 s. Mess Pork quiet 500 20
bacon quiet; b sides isasGj Shoalsn, lSa5ie Hams. 400
hmwaUErE Pen 25-rour unchanged wtr,-Ho At I7I;
No E 81 lll oats kteaiT; No sc steady aud
UNCHANGED Provisions steady 'bd g9,'ngeL dressed ieg. si2o
Corn ono bash. RE ~ lprsIts2 nJ Lb Fonr bu. Wheat
MzsPuIs Feh @-coiou re recCps, Zoo h eTuo
2D b.si receipts or ne week JOo baes erpwts ir the wek
0n0 haes stock 49, bales FOr du ,urefIe 81 Com
la75e Pol @ So Bag Meats Ieady Shoulders i;c Sdc II
louisville Feb 2Tosocosas Il2 bbs low rais; Lug, to
Medium Leaf At 50 500S@ 80 Cotton 2 Mess PORK. So o.
Lard, l9lc Bacou-Sb0leTs ltc Clear Rio SIDES 5Ic Clear
Sides IGie ali marked Flour IS 5a &c WLeat 5O1SI CO.
Oats 6OaC2c Corr. Godt3c Rye 81 A.. Whsky 93e
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
VrpDppaN MlREFTS

IoyroN Feb 2-Il o. m-The flosnr The o7rrng rres
ofloro and American Securities Et s Stk Excl nge tf Con
sn for uouer acpul So; United States Five iw~ut 70 10
F- shares ga sos Cc1tras 81 A. ato and Osts western 81
Tie gaery STEADY Uli States Ioa sre Lraer
ard higher - -.
prices are ur hsrr EtS CTeIr Tl~ s1les oi Cot
on lar the tUtj bs. iacgIu 90 fr export Al 'l
market las 1u generally d ar4 Aelf i4ou-d
prices of American descriptions ttu: the a. Mt " D.
fine fllazug fgucs Mi4ii0E Ipsuts, llLd; hm-
ding O-eau i2i TIE total Hock 81 on sorts l - eu.
Neat no. rr la White. F1l a3 er No E~i
Weteru guar % h If Western Care" Corn. a of
Oh Mixed tern asf 30 r New oats urr hush bsrrr, 3"
rer busl So ~. lors s5 1- '1r Latr iue
Na Beef ,5 per trrce o.! p Tor iz:rs rre Ness ltd' lN
Der y Chrte 71 per m tH b GRADES w urEriu .ar ia
con 81 ner tMb-r1f Cut Eusr e rcvt f Common
Wu,rc Il Petroleum, q rergllol Cor spn's
sal for Rdsci I&oy, @ per evL .lpeauae, 81 Ie e"L
Iospoy Fe6 23filoF '51 ?e cv sosr, or so per
ewt fr So IL ucl -alsr 81 sso,t Turpcn
per eN Ersel Cakes al yer tun Tor tH oboug Tor
GrTvErp Feb &c Petroleum 57as rtnc' wHs
IoxDoy Fet 2Cl p. ta-Cousois r both money and the
count United 5e1 5ouis o. stocks steady; Ehs As Ios
iivruroo Feb 25- p Tle sock - Cotton Il houod %
tbs port estimated 33r1 bales, Of which l4COJ foA tie
| United States Lard 5iIb Ter cNL
HAvxH. Feb 2i-Tle Caitoa market IS suucisnrsl
feh 2i4O ousols coitd Gi yjl ff both money
a the account United states T,eTgetT h,ud 8l The stock
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 26J The Cotton ratk cci easter,
; DOT oully lower: MiiIug Upanis lil; Mug Orleans.
id the da7 h,ge od e. 6tCl bas Chvese
frn Rs6a,d Peosu y Y glen i,rseed OH =" ~
ewt sugar for No i2 batch STANDARD TIE sPOsi
| At 29i6 Tor DO. saOGt
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
rrorcsaIs.


ST Lows. AHszSAt- ST. LoUIs. No. Feb % l69
DUBLIC SALE of fCONDEMNEDOR ORDINANCE
y and ORDNANCE hTORBSWil be offered or SALE at Pahhe
Anetoa the Lout Arsenal S. LOu, Mo- commencing on boN
DAY llh Apr 1853 Il 10 O'clock NJ large amount ot
ad o-seo sorss &C. consisting part 0i h'
folio wing article, viz
81 castirou seliruuI With carriages and Dpl.ncnth
Ig casiTUn guus vaTous, total WEIGHT sbont ~ tuna
clGu0H b llS G e. q pdr.
80 artillery carriages. various,
6rf sets artillery wheel hHTuess. fcr hofseA
l71l spo-tug rites aud shot gHsa, yaTiouL
1929 carhines aud rites, yaronL
l4fll sater aHd swo.ds, yan0uL
l1Jir0 caftnigshoTes. various
1900 caysr suliit., various
1900 artillery ssdd.es, vaTioaL
q 100 crrb brles
1890 watering bnll ., various
IsuaJ hlI.rs. various
latJ leather ,races vadona
.4aj paun.is ~ cannon powder.
40 raulis Of powder
ponaIs 81 rg.ket powder
lUual. @ nie irr.
isJIfJ pounds u iuIs -ei pogdfr.
e084tu llHskrt a1d pistol percussion caps
wrought and ragtrun scrsp. kc, Nc go.
rss stsrnE catalogues Of the stores 70 he sold e'n o7n le
hr Sursnr 10 thp (hsf of onnaHce Wssirgon, d. G. ei
Be Colonel 4 CRIPiS L. s. A. PuIchhsiog Agen. c1sn~r 0
ton IuI G,sene 6eslor upoa Application q his Ara,h-
W. r. II. CALLkNDER,
L.CoL ofOn ini Bvi. Brighten u T. A. Con
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

FkDAf Fn % There very little demand for cattle TO-DAY only
Isay neea something TO kill turning ths no
sse sno storms f 'he
a. tConnunAH Fes sales AZ prices last ous,ed SIMON
I vas ~ofs np0n ~ very good " cWt Ohio steers Tor H. BILL
70 st s' 8 n @ u SAs nsI,s' sa Say The tails oi mostly
sheep sTe huuy est With arrivals is cars tsy "A
CoumHnipaV cars a. Foreh ST. and ear at Hodsr Civ Wbs
puelsr eanpos be doesd 70 higher s s b n Mo5.
sns sqIsaay ,F5 fay sustained and all bs iey 10 ss
before night AZ CommpnpaW Bells
sheep % D and do 3 &C. sold toretbsr srd 100 n S
81 toe oii cars Ohio % b 6c and ear 90 go 7c C
Isls Co ioa st6 sheep b. Sc and 2 Of n IN a. IL
100 n. wv "l0 " ~eeoP
Arrivals Of Hogs-Fve Al CommuuipaE Tber. var. ~ ..
Live Dressed brought l3d d3e With Western Dr...si a. is
fOtsn ISL o. selling oc while aarsa va ~ Al ia
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEw.YoRK

49,. FEBlT Feb o. ia62
Hstbouse eueumbsu al 81 each 70 verT SLOWLY ia .ro.
bsms Poisioe ard omitoss have Just arrived from Bermuda bs
Boi yet on 1e market Tie vegetable department Of The ~
well supplied and potatoes wtoesaed lever ia
% bb Tor PsachbloWt Fine butter ibcref civ eafe. rd NJ
grocefs charge s0e = Tor What ensts sc ho
Rsgs plenty and variable In pss from Tor use for the TsTy
best 10 private who particular
every fresh 10 Of r quality poor s4 eggs fo
2s Poultry fair supply bat not cheap Wild ard gss,s
numbers aud VARIETY Oolse greatly aua ~ f
Des Old sO birds selling 50d7se 2 pair There good .hoW Of
assh 6h and large trade them during Maple sagr m
RypeSrssse bat Tery bgsoe y 10 ofs Bcsdsay usJ
4a Stoss Cuba IuEirs continue 10 sVGBss Coal lower
BREAD AND CRACKERS.
nrese wheat H. ediO Graders BOst. HOB
Biscuit mih nl5DzO BBter .....l4al6 soda.......I2aI1
BUTTER, CHEESE, AND EGGS.
Sstisr prime n 55U56 Cheese 2fa2 Egg htsh 9d00z5
Med 70 good f8a52 Common 10 isr lsaZ WssrsIO3 2aH
Gsskibg, .,,.,JsdSI
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
I'VE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.

FOURTH EDITION
ahl, ropal,, Arru,l lI poa ready. eontlHii
Auropouiesl FaetI Year EeiP's TIDES rsi''' te
IL Regular csn1.- Of Rpg Setting Of San and AOou, HTs
water rsd change, ofih. Moon for all tho eOuuirJ.
Ill tn, . Johnson report Of a proni
r, the by party dIoH' lie naia SussiioaI
w. Political Platforms Of l95' via;
Additional RspvbhssB Platform at Cde'Ee
e.-rroesslnri Of the Conreluoa
t-L,,ter, Of Acceptance ~ Gen Grant 'rd Mt CoiiE
B-usuocra..e Platform at Taumaay IIan, EeS.YoiE
e-Ths long Struggle hra C.s4las Nlh tie ssTsrl
ballot, ial sai result
t-Le,t,n q Asc,p,sres By Gov seJuoar AMI o'a
Blair.
e-Gsp. Blair, esl.tra,ea Broaihsld Letter
v r.u passed At Coa.s: fl aofi Of all
iaperia1t acts; tls Igbi Hour Law. &c.
VI Ca sort Msube-SuursBs Coart'sr' g. cher countries
VII TIE xLla Conre,-Lai Of seusor' Ni po1Ae' FeV@es
Itdrers. snd Of sIoirstioa Of terra
lat ofMeHbsr Of IL, House Of Rsprsnsl.rs' With States
pIiheii iui p1iueL
VIII The xLit coasrssL
Lot ofser.ior a, ar Z, eAo,sz. politically ea'I:'A
Lat ofMsabsrsf tie House Of Representatives, bT s'is'!
pshiei, urG raIusi. As elected
TX Tssashl Ata!sCost.os tie Pash' DEBT " 'aaAF 90
sAr,J 70 CoaEresL
s,m,ut Of sIysss.s oihs GOVsHsE from the beginning o.
Ee Eetelsa.
l. Tb. several state, Area Population number Of Esors osp
tlG Gortraou hsny denoted, their salaries ras tseir
t,rus expire, DAY, Of meeting Of LsEianrsi, days "h's
State ElssorI Carefully corrected 70 the pcsa' yea"
IL FoTogu Goramszts-Arra, foFaAto5 Eaefh IlAs sA
Aocetsiau shl iorns Of CaVsramsnt
XII Lsstisa o By Couuuss ofhe vote for
Gr.s. so'sbsr Is1 soRPArsd isA that for
Iinoaa and MeCielsa IN 1864
omeai r,ia. By Of votes Tor other
ltitag state ofeer', 10 1883
osesl r,.uras By cosat, ,ud Districts vote,
Meubsuo Congress political aTtoa Of eaHdliiisL
state LsEIAtafss-hsr ponuesl diVAOnI in senats Ind
Hoes.
SI Recent EseonI r Dssss COuss td ether s1csn 10
Tipldly EroEiEg TerrtorsA
XIV Sunms Peas ElsriarI showing the votes Of
each STATE, al tie va.g iaefeass 10 labA
EorAwe tst.n uunsua make record o. the votes
complete ani ksiT STATE
Pstlea, Ard Congress has been copied Directly ia the olal
Tseod proper oncL Il Ia especial aim TO give
thr facts al ese etGfl aud reA pus rnr sIpsIs kAs
beu spared TO sIyroseh as nearly - possible TO iha sfuL
Pres 20 Ter copy For sale by au sewsmcu.
srss poIi yal Dsna Orders Sn 6s Gsd IN the order 0i
tLslr reception.
THE TRIBUNE. Se~rork
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
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