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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1869-07-24

OLYMPIC CLuD.-A meeting of the Club will be
held at the Hall on Monday evening next at 8 O'Clock.
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= 1t is rumored that Doctor Lee, physician of
the Board of Health, who was appointed under the
law passed by the late Legislature, has been dismissed
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CASTELAR, ana Ol0ZagO-tDe former attacking and
the latter defending the French Empire.
Burlingame is preparing to leave Paris for st.
Petersburg, with the Chinese Embassy.
ROME, June 28-The Pope delivered an allocu-
ton yesterday. which reviewed the condition of the
Church in Italy and other countries. He deplores
the Italian law on the subject of clerical students
and military CONSUMPTION, as iufrineements of the
rights and liberty of the Church he dwells on
evils affecting the Church in Austria and Hungary.
and referred to the complaints Of the Bishops Of
those countries. The events in Spain give canse
for sadness. That the Bishops in Poland were un-
daunted by Prussian persecution is a source Of con-
ISOLATION. The ALLEGATION concludes: LET the
enemies of Christ consider the fate Of His enemies.
Let us pray they may be restored to the paths of
justice and that the Church may be crowned with
fresh triumph"
LONDON, June 3O.-Tbe Times, commenting on
the debate In the House Of Commons last night.
SAYS: 1.-The consideration of the Government ia
the probable effect which a release of the Fenian
prisoners VIII have. 1t must be remembered that
all those who are guilty in any inferior degree
have been set free. Only the prime movers or
active agents remain. all of whom have been sen
fenced for long Imprisonment. of which a small
portion only has elapsed. The misery brought
upon individuals and society, and the check to the
prosperity OF Ireland which they caused. forbid
their release If justice requires satisfaction. Men
who planned, and in some cases executed murder,
cannot be set free, while others. whose offences are
as nothing in comparison. drudge on. A distinc-
ton between political and other offenders cannot
be admitted in the case of those who, with insa1f-
Gent cause and no prospect of success, carried out
their designs with great treachery, cruelty and muir
der. 1t was not less murder when accompanied
by treason. There was nothing connected with the
murders committed or attempted by Fenians which
shoaid give the perpetrators the dignity of insar-
gents"
John Bright and WIN. e Forest resigned their
membership in the Reform Club, ie consequence
OF the failure of the Cosnliftee 70 elest as an hon
orary member a gentleman ubose name they pro-
posed.
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per cent TenTwenty bonds Of the County Of Buchanan
Missouri These bonds are secured by hens on the
county property and individual property OF the In
habitants whose taxable wealth is Sl30OO, While the
taxable wealth OF the City Of ST. Josepn-the County
capitaI-has taxable wealth Of sl2OOOGo0, making the
combined wealth Of the county aud its capital city
s25,OGOGj0.
The earnings Of the Reading Railroad Tor July were;
1861 .... $1,000 l83...... $4,000 lrc'''''YId"@o
The shipments Of PittsOn coal for the week endng
Aug g. 1862 were: by railway, 2l,72 tuus previously,
6O839l tuns by canal tuns; previously, lOl6 tuns
total 1862 GG2 tuns to date 1868, CO6s9 tuns -
1862 1898 tuns.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF specie
from the port of foreign porte for the week
ending Aug. 81, 1869. was s3,s35Ol9.
Convention was held at Springfield, No. on the 18th
inst, to consider the project Of building railroad from
Kansas City, Mo-, to Memphis, Tenn. Most OF the coun'
ties aong the line OF the proposed road represented
A temporary organization Effected and beard Of
directors elecd, with Col JIM Richardson as Secretary
The following the report Of the Assistant Treasurer
OF the United States in New-YoIk for the month OF
August:
DsBURsEHESTs.
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NATTONAL sTOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, Aug. 3l-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 1884, sold at 1884,, closing
1894 0l3ss. The cearings at tho Gold ExchaLge Bank
were s6goo co., and the balances 52OS7 H. The Siesa
took out $72 600 in Mexican silver to-day.
Government bonds have been firm. with a continued
heavy demand for all classes The most active bonds
were 67s ard lO4Os; the latter bonds are particularly
and large amounts be!pnrchased. Currency
per cents continue in active demand for exchange by
holders OF Gold bonds. Ii is anticipated that the Secre
tary Of tho Treasury will withdraw his prohibition 10
receive them basis OF bank circulation at an early
day. aud relieve them from the dscredt which now
hangs over them consequence Of this action report
started IN the Gold Room, that large shipments OF
bonds have been made To this side for the
purpose Of realizing the present high prices was done
for speculative effect upon the gold market, aud was
without foundation The present supply OF bonds IN the
street will not supply onchaf the amount to be pur
chased by the Government during September and the
return OF the bonds held in Frankfort speculative
account IS desirable AZ the present moment; but unfor
tuuatcy for the Germans are well satisfied with Their
Investment and Will not probably return us much OF our
debC under par gold unless we should allow them to
keep tie bonds in long conso cent which they
will gladly ako In exchange for their $50 bonds as soon
as bonds aud gold approximate in price in this market
At the close the market strong, with but few bonds
offered at quotations.
State bonds were dull snd weak New Tennessee per
sold Mt j2Q5li Virginia per cents cx Coupons,
81 North Carolina New bonds 4gla49. Missouri 6 per
bonds steady at quotations. Miscellaneous shares
continue dull and neglected Western Union Telegraph
sold al 3i. Pacific Mail was active at 79i S0l closing
The Railway share market was feyerish in sympathy
with the fluctuations in NewYOrk Central, the opening
sales Of which made at 2Ot followed by decline TO
1854 selling afterward at 2 1851 2O1 2jli 2o closing 23
Hudson sold at lsi0ls3. Harlem. 100. Reading waseX-
cited with heavy transactions at 95L dg7i closing o. The
movement the stock was based upon the
prospects OF prosperous traffic for the
balance OF thcTyear, Erie continues TO attract
tho attention Of operators and changed hands In largo
blocks; the opening sales made 32t, followed by
advance to 3h reacng to 33l, closing 3Isd3It The
Western list opened weak but improved in sympathy with
the buoyancy Of Central and Reading The most active
stocks Michigan Southern, North Western Common,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and Rock Island. Fort Wayne
Guaranteed sold ut ds9l NewJersey Central 1914 8O7s
Delaware, Iackawauna and western ll2 At the second
call the market firm moderate transactions. After
the call New-Iork Central wax active, selling at 2Oi.
Reading advanced 10 97i. The Western list steady
~ advance Of per cent from the lowest points or
the day.
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern.
bonds:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT Bonds
of the
CRY OF NEw-ORLEANs.

CITY OF NEw-ORIEANS.
J. & W. SEIIGMAN d. Co., Bankers No. 80 Tx.
change place, NcwYork offer for sale $sG0OO0 seven
per cent p year bonds of the City of New-Oreans,
issued under tine act Of the Legislature of Louisiana
approved eth of February, 1862 at IS cents and
crued interest
The undersigned confidently recommend these
bonds to capitalists as tirst-class investment, and
they will take pleasure in aIordng full information
respecting the same.
The interest on said bonds fer year in advance,
has already been provided for, and deposited with
the Southern Bank, the fiscal agent of the City OF
New-0rleans.
The punctual payment to the fiscal agent by the
City of New-Orleans of the interest on these bones
is mperatiyey fixed by law, and they viii constitute
first mortgage on all the real estate Of the City of
New Orleans, now moderately estimated at $4,000,
CO., after the consolidated debt, which will soon bo
extinguished by the annual tax of $Gj0,OO0.
The interest coupons Of these bonds are payable in
the City of NewYork, on the LIST of September and
lst of March, and the fiscal agent of the City OF New
Orleans will promptly provide for, and have the same
paid, at the counter Of the Chemical National Bank
of this city,
limited amount of these desirable bonds will be
disposed of at the rate above named tsay IS and in
tercst) if applied for between and the first of
September next and in case of an excess OF demand
for the same the undersigned will award the bonds
to the first applicant.
The right is reserved of advancing the rate upon
these bonds after the first of September.
J. * W. SELIGMAN * Co.
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An improved method of bleaching ivory, es-

An improved method OF bleaching ivory, es-
peealy for pianos, has recently been dlscoVereu
The ivory. when cut into plates of the proper thicKh''
for KEYS is placed IN fiat vessel, and solution OF ear
bquate of soda m the proportion OF ten Of soda
10 two mounds water 20 each pound OF iFo
a ,oured over 3d. This is allowed 10 remain Tor 80 or -
lrs after which The solution Is To be poured on ana w
ivory washed several times IN cold, SOFT UalCS are sur
il !. To ~ again immersed IN sOlutisD COuasthE ol
quarters OF pUuHd If suiphaie OF AOda,and t"odO
ralt water. 10 pound q the ivory aud allowed 20 -
nvc or six hours two ounces OF hydrochioic ''u, ir,
NiOsy dIlutcd with four times ITS ~cl4hl OF % tirIt.
then 10 De stirred in. ana the vessel cONrit" VII I,IJ
fitting cap, ana allowed to remain 80 hours I,5 and
b. then poured OIL and the IVORY plates well
dricd IN the Should the desired degree 81 WI tu
NOT L. ol,fainp1 by one opcratOn II can he reltatcu
surcrasftl A. no gsrs generated during the llC5
,,re inurInus IN The lungs n VIII be readily r
That Inc oUrrat ion should be conducted III tilt W
ir "A chimney where the fumes can be caril'u o"'
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FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BoNDs OF LAhE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY,
per cent gold interest free of United states taxes
We recommend these bonds as a safe and prohtaOe
investment producing nearly 10 per cent per annuiu
in currency and in exchange for fve-twenty bones
yielding an increase of - per cent III net annual III
come Present price 81 and interest. Full particu
lars furnished 0y JAY COOKE X Co.
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THE MARKETS.
[c,refury reported for Tue TKrHrsS.i


TUESDAY. Aug 81 lt9
AsESPo,s moderate demand aud steady al 81 St0s0
sales ~ hbs Pearls dn aud nominal
BEkSWAXThc demand moderate aud the market steady Al wv
a,r Yellow Western aud southern.
BONEwe small Rio irande Shin st S3s
BRlsTLES sen demand anu steady al from 4Oe aoA"
for American Grsyland Mhitr. -.
BROOM CORN AND BRooMs-The market Is quiet but steady
Old apd G-eu 6el2c i snail lots OF Ne" '"S
Brooms : q demand AZ asa 80 y do2rn -.
Rl'ILDISQ MATEEIALS-Thr business has moderate
siuce our Last review soIped s lets as re-
CURED We auotai
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SEVEN PER Cent GOLD PRINCIPAL ANp INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING ilNp
BONDs FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAN, ISSUED BY liiE
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNEsorA NAIL
ROAD CeMPANY.-Wc confidently recommend these
Bonds as "a frS-claSS investment AT the price tiloy
yield about 10 per cent interest per annum. ohly
limited amount are offered before advancing the
rate Pamphlets and full particulars can be had oh
HENRY CLEws Il Co, No. - Wallst,
Financial Agents of the Company
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FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
or THE ST. LoCIs AND ST. JoSRPH RAILROAD
Principal and interest payable IN com at the
Total issue a. 600 OO0 less than $4,000 per mile, Sc
cured by Il mortgage the entire property OF the
Company $4,000 have been sold the balance We
offer at S7i and accrued interest IN Currency. ana re-
commend them rs a safe and profitable investment
TURNER BROTHERS Bankers New-lork'
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And the tollow,nc for Railroad bonds:

Money continues IN good snppyt at Sal per cent with
large offerings AT per cent stocks. Commercial pa.
per duh 0d9 per cent The banks report that there
IA but o demand for currency owing to the depressed
state OF the grain markets and tho consequent check
upon shipments by farmers. In estimating the amount
OF currency available to the crops, II should be
mcmbcred that the Government purchases from May 10
October inclusive viii take $5o.OOOOOO OF bonds from
the market I'm addition to this the foreign shipments
bonds the 18th Of March have not been less than
$4,000 Geo. that 500 600 OF property carried by
the National banks In the Autumn Of 1868 will have been
removed from the market. AZ the present time the
amount OF bonds in the three great cities does not
exceed SOoOOOo aud the supply for the Government Will
be drawn from domestic investors who will be tempted
by the high prices 10 sell out.
Sterling Exchange continues dull and weak, at de
cline Of per cont Prime bankers GO day bills. were
quoted at 1904 1904. Sight bills, lG20lC9l.
The transactions Of the subTreasury day were as
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DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT
4 NEW EOOh ON TIE PEAR
We viii pnbisb September }, Illustrated work entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
By r. QUINN
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DISTANCE APART;
SELECTING TEETs;
DwAKFS AND STANDARDS,
TINE OF PLANTING;
PiANTIyGi
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VARIETIES TO PLANT
PRUNING,
MATURING AND MuLCillNG:
GATHERING FRUIT;
MARKETING PIAES
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND GRAFIiSG,
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
ORCHARD RECOGD.
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grower, whether 'or pleasure or pToaL
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TIE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
by o Land Grant Of Three Millions OF Acres IN Kan
sas and Colorado FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro-
posed extension Of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas, TO Denver Colorado and o
mortgage upon the road ROW in successful operation
for IS7 miles, and earning more than enough 10 pay the
interest on this neC loan. This loan runs so years;
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD. There is no better investment in the market.
For maps, pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
My. MORGAN & Co. No. SO EXchange-place and NJ
X. JEsuP & Co., No II Pine-st. y. Y.
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Situations 1ant,S- -1lalrs.
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Utoital.

GONE
> FOLKS
SLIEP
,oat p.r- uOups SEgySE Ap-udd rvisor'or a'ib', or
81 flum,s carra.at' Fof sale by al Druggists fr's Al
V'UE PATENT ANrl-RIiEUMAIlC WAD-
BING-Ars ur pa4uf Aha. kcr-E sri. the srbatei Ara
hlu hual rsro1f rossT Of caring the mv,i oiuuae
sistusss % a taa-' rE sh"lt tue.
T. Iakr. rh ats 1ud al kisss ss IRON COLI iLoush
Absorption as ,trsTtD r~torus pict7I, 10 health
v REISER
Wholesale depot. NJ. ~ Ero1lvsF
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matbintrr.

ENGINE and BOILER for SALE, 0f about 10
IL power complete order wuaog a. No ~ Geru'irh
shy
.pn-HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE, on
SALE cheap by BRO"S Co, eoayad Broadway aud
Fyrtyriath Il
fE'HE ENGLISH BOILER POWDERS will
per fuel b tho scae aud ucustat"u n
boe Il rscpmueard b. eniorni eugrter' - ne best %
Gle ever nfrs l,r tbs purpose. Manufactured anl r ~ toe
ENGLISH BOILER POWDER Co. Mipot \ \. Put up 10 -
caut Fncr ~ grr cau sent 4Ton receipt Of price.
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80 G1lbUm ii MN dOuttru.

80 3lbom ii MN dOuorn.
CARD-WM. w. VANDERBILT, Con
II 'uH. Engaeor asi c0aae'o' once corner avenue - "
Tfr!ftst
MANUFACTURERS of GOODS suitable for
vi EXPORT invited srrd eashgne ,ai pri'" lists to
EXPORTERS, Boa 80 l,!IJ Boston.
q. <nn REWARD will be paid on the re-
,9ttO cyrerr of ar following described BONDS. stolen on
tar Ish pfor4r Hwoa for AbJ part thereof -
ssO1l DO % United states 5lOs saed 100, W. l54
"a ~ a1I gJt =, ,r,,
400 n E.a STAT q T,Hrssr tNrvD per cent, No Jt 49,
.l0rr Ctr II KtFlJ Improvement Beads il"o'4 W W
Fr...r. tlsl,r Nos. 213. - and 90 .. ,,.,., ,
81 ir Colrols ~ o. - Hou.s Of l'57 follows Nos 1903
81 l 71 8I a. &C. ADD o., u coupon, u - eae1
pftrspt has hesn stopped HENRY MARSHALL No 20 WARM"
Srs lors. JaIT ~. 10.
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Increase IN August l9G9............... s2O56e3l il
...-...l k R,.c...css LlLeh &LnLea Aasnu on

The Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Road Is ex-
tending its line from BOonton 10 Ecwfo!E, via. Pater.
son. giving direct communication with the coal regions Of
Pennsylvania aud flour markets OF Northern Ncw-YorE,
as well as the lumber districts of Southern and Central
New York.
The CheuGngo Union says: The connection OF the sher-
burne with the Midland Railroad was made at
sherburne -Four Corners Saturday last. The
work OF ballasting the road will BOW be pushed
forward Cand that Is completed aud ia
ought not to take more than two weeks tme),.
passenger trains Will make regular trips between Nor
wch aud Utica The track is laid 70 Woods Corners,
and it is confidently expected that it VIII al be laid To
Norwich the present week. continuous line is now
laid from MuDnsye 10 miles south OF oneida, 10 Cen.
rasquare, OswcgO County, distance OF 20 miles This
distance from Oswego 10 Centralsdulre Is % miles 10 is
expected that will be laid from tie latter place
TO Fulton which IS not far from Oswego. by the 9Th Of
September The grading is already done. The work on
the Auburn branch at Norwich has been commenced.
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Situations umtto-- fmales.

GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
~ lie npd At Mrs HILDS GERMAN INSTITUTE, III Es'eiL