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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT % the TIawsiiu Isianss.-In
- the ma. ter Of the Estate q Her late Msesy uesn Dow
sser H. K kAPAkUHAIlJ, deceased Ecate Mr.. Jdsiirs
Wilrmcnn, IN Probate
On reading cling the petition q Charles Kunana he
dearest q kin OF the said drccrd setting feth that the
sid deceased died interstate in uonuh TIE I'm q
SEPTEMBER A. D. 1870 and praying tina; he may be
Administrator q said Estate.
II l. hereby ordered that THURSDAY the ~ day Il No
vruter next may be fixed the hcsrins said retn
at 10 O'Clock A. " hefre thu hon a. Whicmanu Justice
that puscaton thereof for three the
HkwaSS GA-zrrx and Ne "a Okua newspapers published In
said lIonolu'u previous 90 hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, the 18th day q o ober. r. 1S7O
IA. wlDENANN.
Associate Justice supreme Court.
Attest-wALrFn R sEAI, Deputy Clerk Sup Ceuri 40
SSUPREME Court OF the Hawaiian Tsisrds.
- Chambers In the matter ~ the Estate q PAUL
bers.
Ga reading and fling petition of william Jerrt IKE
Of the last viii aud ~ Paul p Mauni
Il Honolulu Island q Oahu, deceased praying that his
such Executor be allowed and that b. may be
discharged um trust and that Tampa Maniui ay bo
appointed Administrator with the Will annexed
II l. ordered by the Ccurt that THURSDAY. the fh DAY
Of Octobor A. D. ls1o 10 o'clock the fcuoon De and
hereby sappointri for hcrnl the said peon b.
fore the said Ipstcr al his Chambers in Honoulu. az which
e and place all persons interested may appear and aha
cause they why the should be granted
and that notice thereof he given by publication q this c
OEot and AwAuAN GAzl1Is hewspsfrrs for three
successive weeks previous 70 sHi hearing.
II. A. WInENANN.
Justice Of the supreme Court.
Attest " r sKAI, Deputy Clerk
Dated Honolulu. Oct 4th. $50 coit.
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Freight foi San franeiseo will be received at the
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the same,
given By the aadefsigned. No charge fof storage
or taEtags. Fire Risks IN Warehouse, not taken by
the Company.
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E1s-lus e. DlszESs1S. JE- was daily appointed
cs-E d tie Ci--z C1urt " the End Jadoial Circuit
tg th- sust1-s q tie Supreme Court ard has been
d1ir g-a sea 90 &c, as said Clerk and has fled an
r--rei tll Is rssuirei b the Statute; Notice is
assF rusn ia; Ls is tie regularly Assh5rzed clerk
81 a. sai5 Clu-,.
L. MCCCLLE,
Cl=rk Ssprene Court
E.ro-alu. oet. 81. $50. ss-st.
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NOTICE.-whereas proper application ha- BEEN made
~ the undersigned BY ". C. JONES. Attorney or n.
Christensen Tor the q the boundaries q Eeais
hewa 2nd and Puuca situated IN the District q Ncrth k
haa Island Of hawaii 81 J. G Notice Is hereby given al
parties interested in the boundaries Of the lands
TUESDAY the sth day Il November. A. r. 1870 O'Clock
A. 81 the time settlement q the 81 bounrs
at the Court House in Wainiea, SOUTH Roiala
X A. LYMAN.
Boundary Commissioner d. }. c.
Hilo. Hawaii. Oct. G. 1s5o sasi.
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RENE coURr ofthe na,vniInnI.iana.

GSUPREME COURT offhe Hawaiian Islands,
- In the u the Her Majesty Queen
Dowaser, H. X. kHpakuai,-bef1rC Mr.. Justice Wtcmaun
in Probate
On reading and filing the petition Of Gil ARIES KANAINA
the Of hin Il -rd deceased de Honolulu
the 9th day Of September A. d. 1870 praynr
Chas. H. Judd may be appointed Administrator e sd Estate
il is hereby ordered thar Thursday the 18th ay q
next be fixed r the hearing u said peian 10 O'Clock
At the Court se III the City II Honolulu and that puh
cltn Thereof be made fr a. least three weeks 10
tire HtwauAN GAzLrIE and Au Okoa newspapers published
IN said Honolulu, previous 20 said hearing.
H. A.WInEMANN
Associate Justice Supreme Court
Attest: WALTER R. SEAL, Deputy CLERK.
Dated az Honolulu this 9Th dry Of sept A. D. 1879.
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StUPRENE COURT.-In Bankruptcy. In tho
- Matter If the Bankruptcy Of :. NJ CARTER Voiuu-
tsfy Bankrupt
have proven their clns and who entitled 10 vote that
the election Tor Asguees Bankruptcy will be held IN the
Clerks office II the supreme Court 10 o'clock A ~.
THURSDAY, the 18th day q Oei.ber 4. D. 1870.
WALTER h. SEAL.
peruiy CLERK Suprtme Court
Dated Honolulu Oct 81. 1870. ss-A
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OIICE.-Whrress propcr application has been made
TO the undersigned BY H. COOPER, hr he settlement
Il the boundaries Of the Aiupnaa called Kaarahu situated
the District q amakua Island % Hawaii st J. C. Notice =
hereby given TO all parties interested In the boundaries #
the said land that FRIDAY the ih day q November A. D.
1870 O'Clock A. ~ Is the time r the settlement Il
the said boundaries, at Mana, in uaniakua.
r. A. LYMAN.
Boundary Commissioner 81. J. C.
Hlo Hawaii Oct. G 1870 ssSt-
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NToT1cE.-In the matter of the Estate OF

~ OILI HIUNUNt-
Proper application having been made 10 the undersigned ~
j. A. Simmons Tor letters q administration upp the E.tas
Of OIL SIMMONS deceased late q II MAX IA Island Hawaii
Notice s hereby given Ill whom may ru that Nom
day, October 3lst 1s70 oclack A. ~ Is he day and
hour appointed for h~aIing the said natter and I'll Injections
that may be ure % granting said letters Ct adnnsffatau
at the Coust House, in Waimea. South Kohaia Hawaii.
CHARLES FREDERICK HART
3 Rona, Hawaii Sept. = 1870 81 Circuit Judge ~ J. D.
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NOTiCE.-fn the matter of the Estate OF
~ ?. kOhO. deceased. late 81! North Kohaa Hawaii
Proper application having been made o. the undersigned
by william MeIseburgh, fr he discharge om the duties and
responsibilities administrator 90 the above E1saie
therefore, notice Is hereby given 10 III whom cnuceru
that Wednesday,. October Goth az 10 o'cioek
and hour appointed fr the hearing the said matter
any objections that may be nade tosad discharge being gram
ted, al Puuhue, North Koial,. Hawaii
CHARLES FREDERICK HART.
5. Koaa Hawaii Sent. 1870 x Circuit judge 81 ). D.
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JUST RECEIVED
Per R. @. Wyllie,
From Bremen.
UNGIrsH PRINTs--Fapcy, PurpIe and

English PRINTS--Fancy, Purple and
Il Mourning.
French prints. fancy Fancy muslins
Victoria lawns Mosquito netting
Superior black esburgs
French merino and Grape; Ticking;
White shifting and long cloth;
Brown and blue cotton drills. heavy
Brown and blue eottons; Hickory stripes;
Blue twilled Saxony Hannels;
Imperial linens. assorted
White linen handkerchief;
Turkey red and yellow tuberculosis
White jacanet handkerchiefs;
Fancy cotton handkerchief
Black silk elastic; Dress goods;
Plain and figured black silk
White linen and ribbed drin;
Fine white linen duck Black lining silk
Black har cloth for tailor's use
Blue twill Blue pique Cashmere;
Veil barge, assorted colors.
For Sale by
80 I'm II. HACKFBLD Co
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GUARDIANS OF THE POOR.

At the regular meeting of the Board of
Guardians of the Poor held yesterday the fol-
lowing standing committees were an
nounced:-
Accounts-Messrs. Woodward, Simmons,
and Naylor.
Children's Asylum -Messrs. Veree, Sewer,
and Collins.
Manufacturing Department Messrs. Bull
lock, Parker, and Simmons.
Farm and Garden-Messrs. Collins, Wood
ward, and Armstrong.
Classification and Diet-Messrs Simmons
and Veree.
Hospital -Messrs. Haines, Naylor, and Col
Inns.
Heating and Ventilation-Messrs. Naylor,
Haines, and Collins.
Insane Department-Messrs. Armstrong,
Haines, and Veree.
Out Wards-Messrs. Server, Haines, and
Parker.
Support Cases-Messrs. Server, Woodward,
Bullock, and Parker.
Supplies. .--August-Messrs. Naylor, Wood
ward, Simmons; Woodward,
Simmons, Parker; October-Simmons, Par
ker; November-Bullock, new member; De-
cember-New member, Bullock, Veree; Janu-
ary-Bullock, veree, Armstrong; February
Veree, Armstrong, Collins; March-Arm-
strong, Collins, Haines; April-Collins, Ser
YER, dalnes; May-nalnes, OorVer, Naylor
June-Server, Naylor, Veree; July-Naylor
Woodward, Parker.
A resolution was adopted providing that a
Building Committee, composed of the chair
man of each of the several standing COM
mittees of the board, be and they are hereby
appointed for the purpose of carrying out the
intent of an ordinance entitled San ordinance
to make an appropriation for the enlargement
of the buildings of the Insane Department Of
the Blockley Almshouse," approved the 18th
day of July, 1870.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1903.
The new bonds will probably be ready in
six weeks.
No change in the Prussian mission is
contemplated by the President.
Official news from Europe relative to the
war is very scarce at Washington.
In a difficulty on Mississippi steamboat
on Sunday, two negroes were shot and killed
In future all repairs to the Asiatic feet
will be made at Mare Island Navy Yard,
California.
Postmaster General Creswell has ordered
the transmission of the German mails by the
Cunard steamers.
Yesterday morning the steamboat Right
way exploded on the Mississippi. Nine per-
sons were killed and number wounded.
Minister Bancroft yesterday telegraphed
the Secretary of State that number of Ame-
rican securities had been thrown on the Ber-
lin market.
About a thousand Germans met in Balti-
more last evening to express sympathy with
Prussia and to make arrangements for grand
mass meeting on Friday. Committees have
been appointed to collect funds for the fami-
lies Of soldiers who may fall in the war.
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A TEXAS EDITOR WHO Could Nor APPRE-
CIATE CLEAN SHIRT. Whenever anybody
does anything particularly absurd he is i'm
mediately located in Texas, and if some per-
son wishes to perpetrate joke, as to whose
excellence he is somewhat in doubt, he
ascribes it to a Texas editor, thereby clearing
his own skirts of all responsibility in the pre-
mises. The Texas editor is made to suffer in
various ways, and he is accordingly a most
convenient creature editors, we are told,
for instance, by some exceedingly droll
writer, shave first-rate time in Texas. The
ladies of town out there have given to the
editor of the paper an embroidered shirt
which contains pictorial history of
Texas, including the war with Mexico,
and meeting of the first Legislature, and
also pictures of the fruits and cereals of
the State, all worked in red and worsted. The
editor never wore a shirt in his life, and he
thought it was banner for the temperance
procession which was to come off the next
week. So he made little speech of thanks,
in which he said he would "fing it out for
ever to the breeZes of heaven, that they
might kiss its folds, and that, until his hand
palsied, it should never be trailed in the dust
--never!" The ladies didn't understand him.
and when he talked about its trailing they
blushed, and said they were sorry they made
it too long. But committee man took the
editor aside and explained the shirt to him in
whisper, and the next day he appeared at
the Office with that shirt mounted over his
coat and wrote four columns of explanation
for his paper. The shirt is much admired
by the boys of the town, and whenever the
editor goes out for a walk they follow him in
regiments, studying the history of Texas and
the fine arts off the back of it.
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THE WAR.

Position of the Belligerent Powers-No Battle
Yet Foukht-Is Prussia Prepared or Not e
sarrelouis said to be Bombarded.
PARIS, July 1S-4 P M.-News has been
received direct from the seat of war. Up to
/ o'clock p. M. there had been no bloodshed.
STOPPING WAR DEMONSTRATIONS.
The Prefect of Police has issued procla-
nation, requesting citizens of Paris to make
no more war demonstrations.
NO ACT OF WAR YET COMMITTED.
PARIS, July 18.-According to statement
in La Li6eTte this morning, neither France
nor Prussia has yet issued a formal proclama-
tion or committed technical act of war.
Each power hesitates to be the aggressor.
La Li6eTte shows that both Count Beneaetti
and Baron Won Werther withdrew from their
respective posts of their own accord,
and contradicts the report that passports had
been sent to the Count de Solmes, the
Charge d'Affaires of the Prussian Legation,
who up to last night remained at the Embassy
in Paris.
PRUSSIA NOT DESTROYS TO BEGIN THE WAR.
La LS6erte looks on the fact as one of much
significance, and explains it as follows: The
Count de Solmes declares that his Govern
ment does not desire to begin the war; that
il does not wish to assume the responsibility,
and still relies on the wisdom and conciliatory
spirit of the Emperor. In accordance with
this view, the Prussian Charge admits that he
has been instructed not to ask for his pass
ports; but if the Court of the Tuileries
chooses to take the initiative and send him
his passports, he will consider the act as an
expulsion, and will withdraw with the entire
Legation. This situation cannot last long.
WAR PROCLAMATION EXPECTED BY THE CHAMBERS
The French Chambers expect to receive to-
morrow the proclamation by the Emperor
declaring war, which, of course, will put an
end to all diplomatic delays.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS TO BE KEPT QUIET.
The ministry have submitted to the Corps
Legislatif the project of law prohibiting
the publication in the public journals of in
formation regarding the movements of troops
and military operations Violations of the
law are to be punished by fine of from
5000 to 10000 francs, and a second offense
will render the journal liable to suspension.
MORE SUPPLIES ASKED.
The Minister of Finance has asked of the
Corps Legislatif supplemental credit in 1870
of 4+O, ,000, 600 francs for the war budget,
6O,OO0,O 600 for the navy, 50,0OO,OO0 for the
Ministry of France, and 40,000,000 for the
Ministry of the Interior
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE ARMY.
Patriotic subscriptions for the army con-
iLpe ~ be taken mp throughout the country,
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and large sums of money have already been
received. The Journalists of Paris aud the
provinces have appointed q committee to
receive subscriptions, with Emile dc Girardin
as President. The Prefect of the Seine has
placed Offices in the public buildings at the
service of the committee for the collection of
subscriptions.
COUNCIL OF WAR AT THE TUuERIEs.
PARIS, July 1S-Evening. council of
the Tuileries to-day, at both of which the
Emperor presided.
PRUSSIA NEVER BETTER PREPARED.
LONDON, July 1S.-General Moltke stated
in the Prussian Cabinet Council that Prussia
was never better prepared for war than at the
present time.
THE FRENCH ARMY HAS FIVE DAYS START.
Private advices received represent that the
French army has a start of five days on that
of Prussia.
RUMoRED COMMANDMENT OF sARRELouIs.
There is a rumor in circulation that French
troops have commenced bombarding the town
of Sarrelouis.
PRUssIAN COMMANDERS.
Crown Prince Frederick William has de-
parted from Munich. The chief command of
the South German armies has been conferred
upon him. His cousin, Prince Frederick
Charles, is to command the troops of the
North.
PRUssIAN ARMY MOVEMENTS.
Prussian troops are pressing westward
Some have received counter orders, which
are, perhaps, on account of apprehensions
respecting Austria.
REMOVAL OF LIGHTS AND BUoYs FROM THE GER
MAN COAST.
LONDON, July 18.-The Prussian Govern
ment announces the removal of all lights
buoys, and other guides of navigation from
the German coast.
OCCUPATION OF BELGIUM BY ENGLISH TROOPS.
The GlO6e has an article to-day foreshadow-
ing the occupation of Belgium by English
troops.
BRINGING HOME THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA.
A British frigate has been despatched to
Copenhagen to bring back the Princess Alex
andra, now on visit to the royal family.
AN uNFouNDED STATEMENT.
PARIS, July 1S.-The American organ here
says legion of American volunteers is orga-
nizing to aid France. The statement is un-
founded.
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CHINA,
THE pEKIN MASSACRE COM

ST. PETERSBURG, July 17--Later and au-
thentic advices from Tientsin by telegraph,
through Siberia, confirm the previous report
of the massacre of foreigners in China. The
outrages were committed on the 10th of
June. The natives set fire to ana destroyed
the French establishments, but left those of
the Germans untouched. The representa-
tives of the foreign powers at Pekin had ad-
dressed joint note to the Chinese Govern
ment demanding the punishment of the
tanned.
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City Affairs.

.
"A meeting of journeymen house-painters
was held last evening ct the hall, Eighth and
Locust streets Reports were made showing
that the members of the association now
number 534, and that all or nearly all of them
are employed ct the wages adopted by the as
sociatioD, So per day. The report of the
Finance Committee showed an outstanding
Indebtedness of about $500. and balance
in the treasury of over $500. After some un-
important business, the meeting adjourned.
The will of John Kean, admitted to pro-
bate yesterday, contains the following be-
quests: To the Sisters of the Immaculate
Heart Of Mary of the Church of st. John the
Baptist, $10O; to the Church of St John the
Baptist, for its improvement and benefit,
800.
"A race took place yesterday at Point
Breeze between the horses Squire and mate
and Jesse and mate, to wagons, best two in
three. The race was won by Squire and
mate Time 2'4S3 and 2'491
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a ADJUSTMENTS.

LIMITED AMERICAN MECHANICS, HALL.
~ FOURTH and GEORGE Streets
"A GRAND COMPLEMEN rARY CONCERT
for the bsneht OF Mr.. WILLIAM FALIOWFiFIDl
the blind Pianist and Vocalist,
TUESDAY EVENING, July 26
ON this occasion the following gentlemen have
Pianist; John Baker Baritone: James Fielding
Miniature Organ; William Pullman, vlolinist; W.
Markward, the Renowned Comic; Charles Drew,
Baiadist; Thomas Lachall, Champion Bone Player
I'd chew, Celebrated Clog Dancer; William Falow-
Come and stretch forth hand ike brother
Remember that life's but span
'Tis our duty to help one another,
And do good turn when we can.
Admission Tickets, % cents. Doors open at
O'Clock; Concert commences at g. I rat
PENNSYLVANIA POLYTECHNIC AND
- ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, No. 1906 CHEsNUT
Street, three doors above Twelfth, the ost Complete
collection of objects, illustrating Physiology, Pathology
Neutral History, etc Illustrative Lectures evening
Open A. M. to III p. nj. SO 3m
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<GFF$, PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN
LAk sEMIMoNTHLY LINE 70 NEW or.
= The YAzo0 will sail for New Orleans direct, on
The YAZ0o will sail from New Orleans, via Havana
on OF at as low rates as By
any other rpSte given to % MHhs ndiano
between New Orleans and st. Louis RED River eghs
LSF .a I4 sH ssSaAaaA eA aa s.tur
dtf sq ~ will sail for Savannah on sa.ur
DAY; Y;sR69sH Ky 2s BILLS OF LAp1Ne rivon ;,
Gpal towns in Georgia, Alabama Florida. Mississippi.
& ARsansas a1d in connection With
road and Florida steamers at low rates competing
sEMLMoNTHLY LINE TO wILM1reToN, N. O.
The PIONEER will sail for Wilmington on Tuesday
July ls at sP NJ Returning, will leave Wilmington satur
0oonss'S @ s with the Cape Fear River Steamboat Com
s R tSn and wedo nd MoTh RsECns
to an interior in. points points,, r -, .u... q.
via Wilmington, at asow rates as by other route.
Of sn Ssss sssl By shippers Bills
SIS ----1- - No. iso south fif THIRD sss1s Street.
i LADELPHLA AND CHARLESTON STEAM
SHIP LINE are ALONE authorized to issue through
bills of ladng 10 interior points South and West in
connection with South Carolina Railroad Company.
ALFRED L. TYLER,
FICe-fTeeluenb so. y. XIX. Co.
EEFa. PHILADELPHIA AND CHARLESTON
s&MlkSssHA. STEAMSHIP LINE.
TINS line Is now composed of the following first
class Steamships, sailing from PIER II, below
Spruce street. on FRIDAY of each week at
A. Nj
ASHLAND, 500 tons Captain Crowell
j. w. EVERMAN, 692 tons, Captain Hinckley
PROMETHEUS, 600 tons, Captain Gray.
JULY, 1870.
PrOmetheus, Friday July /.
j. w. Everman, Friday, July s.
Prometheus, Friday July Is.
j. w. EvermaD, Friday, July %.
Promethens, Friday, July 20.
Through bills Of lading given to Columbia, S. G :,
the interior OF Georgia, and all points South and
Southwest.
Freights forwarded with promptness and despatch
Rates as low as by any other route.
Insurance one half per cent effected at the office
In frst-class companies.
No freight received nor bills Of ading signed after
z. M. on day Of sailing.
SOUDER & ADAMS, Agents,
No. DOCK Street.
Or WILLIAM. p. CLYDE IL CO.,
No. 70 s. WHARVES.
WILLIAM A. COURTEFf" Agent in Charles
TOD. 64
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SAIPPINO.
LoRILIARp's STEAMSHIP LINZ

s9ffA For TEXAS PORTS
THE STEAMSHIP YAzoo
WILL SAIL FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
On WEDNESDAY, July 90 at A. M.
Through bills of lading given in connection with
Morgan's lines from New Orleans to Mobile Calves
ton, Indanola Lavacca, and Brazos at as low rates
as by any other route.
Through bills OF ladng also given to all points on
the Mississippi river between New Orleans and St
Louis in connection with the st. Louis and New
Orleans Packet Company
For further information apply to
WILLIAM L. JAMES,
General Agent,
Hist No. 1870 S. THIRD Street,
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lNsyRANOE.

DKLAwARR MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE.
=. CONAN ssI Incorporated BY the Legislature
once soutneas. corner Sf THIRD and WALNUT
,.t. .,s,-. MARINE INsURKNCFs
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to all parts Of the
INLAND INsURANCEs
IN goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage
all parts OF the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES IL
Merchandise generally; on Stores, Dwellings,
Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November ], 1869.
100000 United States Five Per Cent
Loan, ten-forties. .......... s2l60OOOO
100000 United States SIX Per Cent
Loan lawful money go, lO7, 10000
10000 United States Six Fer Cent
1000 Loan 1881. s1...;...,..;....... sooOoOc
Cent Loan. 80. 80. ussooOo
100000 City Of Philadelphia Six Per
Cent Loan exempt from
100000 state Of New Jersey SIX Per ''''V'
Cent. Loan. ............ O2,0OOO0
%,oOO Pennsylvana Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Gent
9,coO Pennsylvania Railroad se
eond mortgage Six per Cent
$1,000 Western Pennsylvania Rail.
road Mortgage SIX Per
Cent Bonds (Pennsylvania
Railroad guarAntee) ., s0,0OOO0
sc,oo0 State of Tennessee Five Per
1000 Cent Loan ...........:... io,oOOOo
,. Cent. Loan -..'.~ ..........1...e. 80 20 s,q7OOo
l2,tO0 Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany $50 shares stock .... 100000
s,o0o North Pennsylvan Rail-
road Company 100 shares
io,OOO Philadelphia and Southern "
Mail Steamship CON-
pany, so shares stock 10000
N2c,SuO Loans on Bond and Mort
gage, first liens on City
1EoPei deh.. .''''s.'..'s..." sao,svVVS
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(By Telegraph)
IEwEs, Del, July Is. Went to sea yesterday,
ships wyoming. for Liverpool; Henry Sanford; and
Eliza Mclaughlin; barks Guanape, for Brazil, and
John y. Harris; bs Rio; schr Mccarthy and several
schooners unknown,
At the Ledge last night deeply loaded bark, and
two briQs at Bombay Hook
Left for Philadelphia this morning, brig Hunter.
A fore. and-aft steamer passed in at $50 this
morning.
A large three-masted schooner is now lying at the
Brown, and one schooner coming down.
Wind s. Thermometer, SO.