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Now York Money aud Stock MarGeL

hoW York Money nnd stock Market
New YoRK, October q.
MnNEY-Easy; 6A7 per cent on call;
chiefly Q.
sTBRLINa-Dull at O0al 09h.
GorD-Dull and lower; opened at
l3OIS; closed at l29}SalS0i carrying rates
6a2 per cent 10 fiat.
The Assistant Treasurer bought S2-
000, 900, 6-2OS, taking the whole from
Fisk q Hatch at 1l4.6Sall4.6S. They
are understood to have been sold for
account by some leading banks.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-LoWer and
dull; closing barely steady,
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New YORK Dry GOODS Market.

NEW YORK, October q.
The market 10 steady with but few
changes, and there is fair business do.
Ing at previous rates,
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MILWAUKEE, Oct. q.
FLouR-Steady and prices unohanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Flrm at 93Nc for No.
2 In store.
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PARIs, October q.

PARIS, October q.
The Pdtrie, In Its issue Ia. day, asserts
that q Wide spread conspiracy has been
discovered In the Turkish provinces
Altama and Herzegovina, In connection
with Il revolt at Cattaro, In Austria, In
the province OF Dalmatie. Several ar
rests OF persons implicated have been
made by the authorities and q largo
amount Of arms and ammunition
seized. II 10 reported that the govern.
ments Of Austria and Turkey have
come to an understanding, whereby
they will act Jointly in the suppression
OF the inBurrection,
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SlI1IGlaI.
National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.

National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
Incorporated January 18TH, 1859.
CAPITAL 100000.
MONEY REOEIVED ON DEPos1f
vi Interest paid on Special DopohtB. Not04
and Bills discounted. EXCHANGE bought and
sold. Collections made on all points and pros
roedA promptly romItted,
Dinoou nj dRy-Monday.
DIREC1ORs,
EhomAh II. List, Rol,aft Pratt
Robert Gibson, R.I, NiCaba.
J'V' ThomAA' James NoCluney.
THoe. h. IIBT, President,
]. McCLuNEY, Vice ProSident.
q. P. HILDRETH, 0aAhier,
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STooKs-The market ls firm In Van.
derbllt stocks but dull and heavy In
western shares. The weakest stocks Of
The day were Lake Shore. 81. Paul and
Northwestern, OF which there were free
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AoOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HooELAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia q pleasant preparation OF the Bitters for
those who do not like extreme BltlerR. II
IL composed OF all the ingredients OF the
HItter8 combined with pure hanta Cruz rum
aud agreeable tavorinH extracts. Its uSe
recommended when some pure Stlnaulant Is
required In connection with the tonic pro-
IeTlIes Of the BltterH.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY Gable Telegraph TO the IntelliUeucsr.
FRANCE.

"rhe Empire n Peace"
.u. PARIS, October q.
The city ls tranquil and there have
been no disturbances whatever. The
Emperor attended the Theatre Fran
calse last evening.
The Emperor returned 10 Compeigne
to-day. The city continues tranquil,
and approximations Of disturbance
have subRided.
Reported Conspiracy in Austria and
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Hon. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

hon. 6Eo, W. WOODWARD,
CHIEF Justice " he SuprGne COITt Of Pa, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
TI ind HooIlAndb German BIttOrs IL q
good tOAic, useful In diseases Of the digestive
organs, and OF great benetlt In cases OF de-
bIllty, and want OF nervous action In the
system. Eours, truly, y,.--
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GunpoWder! QunpoWder

GunpoWder! GunpoWder !
uAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
II In this city for the "Du P0nt Powder
MiIlB," have always on hand In magazine
q large supply Of all kinds Of powder man.
ulactuIed At tho above named mills, viz
RihS Powder In whole, half and quarter me.
t'llc kegs sporting In cAnnWteB; also
Blasting aud Mining Powder In metal kegs;
Patent aud Water Proof safety Fuse for
blasting. For sale at lowest market prices.
4 liberal discount will be given To penSonS
ordering powder by the quantity,
delivered free 70 steRmooA4 and cara
mMS-ly N. REILLY,
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BLOOD PURIFI ERs

ever known, and will cure ali diseases re-
hUlLInK from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs IN u
sound, healthy condition, by
the uBe OF these remedies,
and no disease will
ever Rssall you.
THE CoMPLHxIoR-LadleS who wish q
fair ERin and good complexion, free from
yelIoWiSh tlnge and all other dlBt1guremSnlH
should 70 th0Ss remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect orIier, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling ey es aud blooming
leekS.
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PPOPLE SAY
Who could ask for moro suhRtautlR teEti-
iHouy than Is thus given.
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UON1S TIU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, OCTOBER fvoi"xS

used by the New England witches of only six
generations ago in tormenting their victims.
saw the certificates OF the Z" witches =" execution
/ visited the " Witch House," at the corner Of
North and Essex streets, where the preliminary
examinations Of the doomed men and women
were made; saw the high hill, on the road to
Peabody, known Us " Gallows Hill" there Salem
slaughtered her innocent offenders. The hill is
often visited for its interest on this account and
for the fine view it commands Of Salem, the har-
Dor and its Islands, and the Beverly shore with
its seaside residences.
An unusual number of Hawaians are in Bos-
ton at present, and hope to remain in town
until the next meeting of the Hawaiian Club.
That institution fourishcs ~ ever. and numbers
many friends OF Hawaii WHO have never left
American shores. CALANus.
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lsRox ouR OWN coRxxsPoSpESr.I


BosroS, Sept 1, 1869.
If there is n more interesting town in the
United States than salem, have not seen IL,
and have visited n majority OF the notable spots
between Maine and Florida
For salem has n history and Salem was the
home OF n writer whose works viii last quite M
long as any that have been yet produced ir
Americn- IL has the double charm OF historical
and oF imaginative associations. Here the in
teIligent Purtnn forefathers tried convicted and
hanged a large number or their townsmen and
townsw0men for che crime of witchcrnft and here
Nathaniel Hawthorne lived, wrote and gathered
the materials for that strange romance, .. The
Scarlet Letter." and for his description OF the
Salem Custom House, the old Town Pump, and
for many other well known sketches. If for
nothing else. Salem is deeply interesting to those
who read Hawthorne.
The late Convention Of the American Scientific
Association, held in Salem, brought your eorre-
spoudent to this historic ground But the pro-
eeedings OF the learned body, interesting they
were, were hardly SO interesting To him rs the
placc and It's associations. And the former
will be reported in all the papers from Salem to
Honolulu, let me describe instead the vestiges
that found in Salem OF the famous Haw wrhorne
and OF the Infamous Witch Trials.
To those who are familiar with the Z" Scarlet
Letter. - the old Custom House Of Salem seems
like n sort Of literary Mecca It is one Of the
lew places in America that possess the charm of
intimate association with writer Of high re-
nown- My steps were turned toward it upon
the first day Of my arrival; for here Hawthorne
lived for several years
The old Custom House is n square brick build
ing Of dorid color and substantial air, about
sixty years OF age, and wearing the same sort of
consequential look that you may often observe in
n prominent public man Mt about that time OF
lise- Ii is three stories high, and crowned with
square wooden cupola or watch tower open
upon all sides To the horizon, in which the five
sleepy officials connected with the place sit lazily
after business hours,-for Uncle Sans affairs are
only transacted between 10 A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ.
Here they amuse themselves with long stories
nnd male gossip OF all sorts. I found these FIVE
torp'd gentry summing themselves in the some
That chilly beams Of the afternoon, and occa-
'onally squirting through q long spy-glass of an
antique pattern ut some sail that appeared in the
Pthng. They seemed to move with cersain
fitness OF joint, and to have contracted gravity
md siuggisnness OF demeanor that was hardly to
accounted for by even the quiet Of Salem
own. But whether it was due to excessive and
xed contempations or the horizon, or to the
nsnquiiizng effects Of constant rumination in q
pverrlment pasture, I could not be certain.
Iertain, however, IL was. that when they spoke
ney spoke ~ If in dreams and sat modify to
tner IN their glazed tower, regarding the four
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Calamus in Salem-No. 90.

4 Visit 10 the Home Of Ha,cthorne-Reiies and
Rsninisceacss-Ths old Custom House-Ho,c
hs Prophet cas honored is his o,rH Country
The WitcA Trils-Pins and PaTchDse1ts-A a
Quaint odd To,ct-
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.


THE following touching poem was found among
the posthumous papers Of the late Guy IT, Salisbury j
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Life is saf.

When boyhood's Dreams have ende'i an,
And Manhood sees Youths castles ball,
When worthless seems ths Souls poor aims,
And noblcr guard our being Chains;
We feel how weak the strength of Man,
How childish s his wisest plan,
And sadness on the spIrit IL weighs,
In Life's fp-t moving Autumn days
Ere yet they close
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To the Hght-hsartsd. careless Boy.
Who sports among the beanteoas flowers,
Thro' all the golden, summer hours,
Companion of the bird and bee;
- artls-s. thoughtes. ard free,
BE knows nat how the moments feet,
untii at eve, soft stambsr sweet
Binds him in btsst rsposs-
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THOMAS SPENCER.
Ship Chandler, Dealer In General Merchandise, Island
Produce. &e., and Commission Merchant.
Byron's Bny. Hiio. =. l..
VIII keep constantly hand extensive Of every
description OF goods required by ships and others.
The highest price given for Island Produce.
Money advanced for Bills of Exchange reasonable
GO ly
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ACCOUNT BOOKS,

vu~HOsE INTENDING To OPEN NEW
il SETS OF ACCOUNT BOOKS,
examine jus, received which embraces
all sizes kinds from miniature volumes 10 Royal
Also everything required In the line Of of6ce Stationery
COS IL. NJ. WHITNEY.
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HYMAN < BROTHERS,
mPoRrErs,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Dry Goods Cisthlng,
HATS, FURNISHING GOODS,
Ldes and Cent? Boots and Shoes Yankee Notions &C. &c.
capf- Snor's building,
Nc % MERCHANT ST., te7o 1y) HONOLULU.
sAhL y. CASTLE . .. o
CASTLE T. COOKE.
Importers and General Merchants,
King street. sDPssise the Sea1en's Cha pei.
Also. AGENTS FOR
DR.. Jaynes CeieorAted Family Medicines,
Wbseler = wiison's sewing Machines. =
The New England Mutual Life Compauy.
The Kohais Sugar Company, Hawaii
The Haiku Sugar Company, Maui
The Hawaiian Sugar Mills, Maui -rn
The WAiaua Sugsi Piaufafioo, Oahu.
The Lnmahai Rice Plantation. Kauai "
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whsu MI the Joys that childhood gave
Change On stern cares. the worn soui
Feels the hard sway of Cares enntrot
The flowers still DRINK the morning dews,
But all things more sober hues,
LIES midday h-ats the soul oppress,
The spirit iaints IN WEAKNESS,
nt.-
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Life 10 holy,

In lofty sphere or Iowly5
When the pure soul % heaven aspires,
And turns 70 good the hearts desires
When Kindness ills the heart with Iose
For man below and God above;
When every day some graceful duty,
Makes earth scene Of Joy And beauty,
The Soul needs not IN Angels wings
To aaar above vain earthly things,
Tho prisoner here.
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e U II 0 p e


LONDON, May 1S.-Reverdy johnson ba,
written note to the authorities of Southamp.
ton, declining the proposed banquet in his be.
nall: he took that occasion to express hi.
gratlncatlon of the extinction of the late ap.
prehenslons of unfriendly relations between
Great Britain and the United States; he was
assured that the people of both countries re.
gard war as a direct calamity.
Line standard to-day in an article on the AL
ALBANIA claim treaty, says the idea of waiting
further expressions from Parliament and Con.
gress commits the business to indefinite post
ponement Englands sentiments have been
clearly pronounced; she is still prepared to
submit to proper tribunal the question OF
wrongs and damages, but any attempt to re-
open the controversy on preposterous grounds,
whatever the American sentiment may be, is
absurd. From this position England cannot
recede.
DUBLIN, May 18.-The Archbishop of Castel
Rev. DR.. Patrick Leahy, in pastoral letter re.
fers to the recent outrages committed in the
south of Ireland. He considers it lamentabls
that the acts of few desperadoes should tar.
nish the fame OF Tipperary, and emphatically
denies the existence of an agrarian conspira-
cy. The outrages, he says, were the result Of
the unhappy relations existing between land
lord and tenant, and settlement of the land
question in ireland would be sure to diminish
the number of such unfortunate occurrences
The pastoral bids dissatisfied tenants to look
for hope to the Imperial Legislature, and points
out the danger Of estranging and disgusting
England by the commission of such outrages
as have recently been perpetrated.
FRANCE.
PARIS, May 18.-The elections in this vicini.
ty are likely to result favorably to the opposi
ton, but the general result throughout the
country leaves little hope for that party.
The negotiations for the conference between
France and Belgium have been completed
The session of the commission will open in
this city at an early day.
SPAIN.
MADRID, May 18.-Senor Figuerla, Minister
of Finance, to-day submitted the budget to
the Cortes Moville
The steamer Iowa, from New York for Glas.
gov, has arrived.
EGYPT
ALEXANDRIA, May 18-The Viceroy of Egypt
sailed from this port yesterday He will make
tour through Europe.
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KANSAS.



CHICAGO, May 18.-The following military
intelligence has been received at Gen. Sheri-
dams headquarters to-day:
Lieuts. Mason and Carter, writing from Fort
Hayes, Kansas, May 10th, give an account OF
the killing of some Indians who were confined
at that point The chiefs were ordered to re-
move their people in charge of guard from
the corral to the guard room. Then they gath
cred in their tents and began the death whoop,
and taking out their knives, went for'' the
soldiers. Cardigan attacked the sergeant of
the guard, and was knocked senseless by q
blow from the butt of musket. Sallie, a fe-
rosious squaw, welded knife and tried to
sheath it IN the body of an officer, when one of
the guard shot her dead. Big Head looked
with scorn on the circle of bayonets surround
ing him, and stabbed Sergeant Hazen, danger
ously wounding him in the back. One of the
guard shot him dead. Dull Knife tried to stab
everybody near him, and he was pricked Sc
yerely by bayonets. He and the senseless
Cardigan were then disarmed and placed in
the guard house.
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WEST INDIES.
CUBA.

HAVANA, May 18.-The reports previously
received from both Spanish and insurgent
sources, greatly exaggerate the proportions Of
the fight at Los Menas on the Sd inst. More
reliable accounts now at hand reduce the affair
to skirmish
The Spanish and rebel troops in the interior
are suffering equally from fevers 1t is said
that many of the latter are dying from want O
shelter and medical attendance.
Trains are again running on the Puerto
Principe g. Nuevitas Railroad.
Cane grinding has again been interrupted il
some localities on the North and South coasts
by heavy rains.
The q. s. gunboat Penobscot arrived to-day
HAVANA, May 18.-Another battalion of mo.
bilized negro troops left to-day for active ser.
vice In the field.
The announcement by telegraph of the fail
ure of Schepeler & Co., in New York, caused
some uneasiness in commercial circles here.
The Diario of to-day contains report that
the insurgents have burned the towns OF Saba
Mica, Cascowo and Guarinaro, but the Voz d.
Cuba doubts the truth of the report.
The Naval Court has sentenced the captain
and mate of the captured schooner Galvani,
to six years imprisonment, and the twenty-t
passengers captured on board to eight years
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NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY.


NEW YORK, May 18-The fifty-third ami
versary OF the New York Sunday School Union
was celebrated this afternoon in thirty-two
churches.
The case of George B. Davis, indicted for
perjury, in making false affidavit against
Collector Bailey, was before Judge Barnard
to-day. During the opening for the prosecu-
ton, Davis became fearfully excited, exclaim-
ing repeatedly, "Its lie" and finally drew a
bottle from his pocket and swallowed the con-
tents, declaring it to be poison, and said that
he would be dead in two hours The case was
adjourned until tomorrow, to ascertain if the
prisoner was playing off.
Teneyck, the actor, charged with obtaining
payment on forged bounty checks, has been
held to trial.
United States House of Representatives 90 to
Philadelphia on Monday next They will
spend week in Pennsylvania, and then 60 to
San Francisco, returning in August.
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CAMBRIDGE, May 1s-Beef Cattle-receipts 13s
head sales extra at 10 90 Is rs; first quality II OF
10 0O@ 10 so. Sheep and Lambs-receipts laos head
market very inactive; prices declined lc ~ ib; sales
Ct y g ssc % Spring " IN Lambs Sn Veal
NEW YORK. May 1s.-Cotton dropping; sales 1906
balesj Middling uplands 2s3c Flour-sales 5000
bills. State and Western steady for low grades and
dull and heavy for other kinds supsrfne State 65
@5 80; extra 10 q 80; round hoop Ohio rs q
Z 40; extra Western 6 90 q 0O Southern dull and
declining; sales 800 bbls: extra 80 q II co. Wheat
lc better for Spring with fair business doing in
part to arrive; sales $1,000 BUSH. No. Spring IS
q 4S in store and delivered No at 40 delivered
Corn dull and decidedly lower; sales 1900 bush
S9c in store Oats lower and decidedly more active
sales 81 100 bush Western 76l TIC aoat, closing
At At &c. Beet quiet. Pork frmer; new mess 81 90 q
II q 19fc Butter quiet at So q Ale for new. Whs-
key firm; Western 81 q CSC tor free. Rice dull. Su-
gar firm; sales 100 hhds.; Muscovado 115 "a 12c -
Coffee firm and quiet. Molasses firm; Muscovado 80
g 62c. Naval Stores quiet Petroleum dull; crude
l6c; refined bonded &c. Freights to Liverpool un-
next week.
CHICAGO, May 1s.-Flour quiet and unchanged
wheat n1rmer; sales No at III g 1s; No. at
err sales H. at S sl ssc - 1 &c Corr firm
No at g q 63lc, seller May; No. at Sc, seller
May and 6Sac buyer May, and 65ac seller june Oats
dull and weak for present delivery lower and active
sales at 59c seller this month and Coo buyer do 5sAc
seller June; sales in store at 80 q 59Ic for No o.
Rye nominal; BUYERS offer 19I. Mess Pork 80 10 a
81 90 for prime, Hams is q Ice. Short rib middles
4. i5c; Rough sides "A g l44c; Dry salted shou-
ders liz q 12c loose. Lard 173 q 1sc. Live Hogs
dull ana drooping SAFES at 80 q $50. Cattle dull
cINCINNATI, May 1S.-Whiskey in demand at CSC.
6royisions hrmer with upward tendency. Mess
fork 81 W; sales 200 bbls Bulk Meats held at l2c
sfr and 4 4c for sides. Bacon sc tor
shoulders and l64 q 163c for sides demand light.
Lard not offered to any extent; sales at 1sc.
MILwAUKEE, May 1S.-Flour dull and unchang
s sai wh ss tgrst No. at 1et; No. at 49, Oats
jected new. Rye quiet at 12t for No. l. Barley ia
nominally unchanged. Grain Freights quiet and
CHARLESTON, 5. c., May 1s.-Cotton Quiet and
steady sales 1900 bales; Middling 274 q 273c; re-
SAVANNAH, May 1s,-Cotton closed steady; Mid
dlings 274c; sales 20 bales; receipts 922 bales
MOBILE, May 1S.-Cotton steady with fair de-
z1and; sales bales; low Middngs 26tc; receipts
IT'S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May 1s.-Cotton quiet and I'M
changed Middlings 2S} a 2S}c sales 1900 bales re-
ceipts 632 bales; exports 2500 bales.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1S.-Flour-sales q, 900 bbls
for export; market firm at 4 374 q 5 rs. Wheat
choice 80 a IS. Legal tenders72t.
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LEGISLATIVE CORRUPTION INVESTIGATION.
BOSTON, May 1S.-The Legislative Commit
tee on charges of corruption by corporations
had another hearing this morning, when Thos.
Drew, recently imprisoned, told his story reia-
tive to taking $4,000 from the President of the
Hartford & Erie Railroad. Drew did not
know much about stock operations, but was
told by the parties to ring of bears, that they
could make $4,000 if statements were written,
to be paid for and published in the New York
papers, which he was assured was perfectly
legitimate transaction; and he was called q
fool for being bought off. Statements were
made by other parties relative to lobbying
movements, but they were on so small scale
as to be of no public interest. This ends the
charges of corrupt influence on the Legislature
by corporations.
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LOUISIANA.
BREAK IN THE LEvEE.

New ORLEANS, May 18.-Iniormation has
been received of break in the ground lsvee
in the parish of Pointe Coupee, half mile
above the repairs just completed, at great ex-
pense, of the crevasse which has flooded SO
large portion of West Louisiana for the last
two years. The present break does not threat
en- to do as much damage as the previous one,
the levee being some distance from the river 8
edge and the water at the break being only six
feet deep, though 100 yards wide, but from the
high stage of the water it will be difficult if
not impossible to close it for some time to come.
The work on the Villire crevasse in st. Ber-
nard parish has been abandoned as hopeless.
The break is now several hundred feet wide
and of great depth, the water sweeping UNI
inteTuptedly back into the lakes.
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BILLIARD TABLES
IT, b. CAME Dc CO.,
ia Sudbury Street. Boston.

M ANUFACTURE Billiard Tables with Pbelan g.
u1Collender's american Standard Cushions which
are admitted by professional players to be superior
70 an Others and are now in use in all the principal
notels and club rooms in Boston. Proprietors and
manufacturers OF the new Time and Price Registers
ior Billiard Rooms and Mechanical purposes ma
tented Nov 18th 1863 pP's'' pa"
p, sole Agents in the New England States for
Cushions. ,0'i 0an Aapies ana
An Repairs, and reftting old tables with our new
improvements, Turning and Colorng Balls. done
few first quality second hand four-poeket6 70
May 15-eodsw "p'
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CALIFORNIA.
SAILING OF A STEAMER

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1S.--The steamer Con-
stitution sailed for Panama to-day with $746,-
600 in treasure, $4,000 of which is for New
York, S239, 900 for France, $3.50 900 for San
also AT 900 pounds of freight for New York,
$4,000.
ArHved, ship Willie GazelIe, from Boston.