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MEMORANDA,
Report Brig knmehamehn ".

Capt Hickman furnishes the following: Left Honolulu jan
ulry I2th, 1870, for the Guano Islands. Arrived al Jarvis ISL
and january I'd. The surf being high, was unable TO land
stores. Drilled cut Of sight Of the island. which We made again
on the Ist OF Pebruary. At 9:3O A. NJ sent a boat on shore
With Mr. Johnson and four men Al p NJ, both boats came
OF 10 the brig when / loaded them with storps and semi Them
on shore Che brig being 20 the time about tao miles from the
i-IanGl. thinking they could land and return TO the brig before
dark MT ThTnscn- the second officer and four UaIaijarS
b~lng in che boat, and Nj. Johnson and four men in the other.
1h- boats not returning before dark ! kept the brig making
short lacks 81 night, keeping the light on shore in SIGHT At
daylight the Island bore 5 E, about two miles distant. Neither
boat coming OF, kept the vessel of and on al day, making
short lacks as during the night Finding the boats did not
vessel drifting TO leeTaTd, kept her 10 the noTthwaTd. Febru-
airy 1. Manuel Demideny fen overheard from the fly jib-bOom
while looing the sail When first seen he was under The port
quarter, the brig al the time icing on the port tack The YES
eel was Immediately brought 10 on the staTbOard tack, a life
buoy having been cut adrix and thrown to him also a II inch
plank IL feet long WAS thrown overheard for his assistance AZ
the same time The man hA a heavy coat and an OilcIoth
ing succeeded 10 getting hold Of either the plank or life buoy,
he went down before the vessel with the light wind and strong
was impossible TO save him February IIth made Jarvis Isl
and again barring west At 10 A. NJ Mr.. Johnson came on
board, reporting that the other boat, in which was Mr.. Thorn
son and the four Eawaiiaus, had not reached the island. In
pulling for the island on the LIST Of February after having left
the brig about - minutes, they met with q heavy cross current
and topping sea, AMI for about IN hour and a half, As near as
he could judge, they were unable to gain an inch on the island
and made the landing. Mr.. johnson saw the other boat about
IS minutes before shutdown, il being at the time about j quar-
was unable 20 see il. Thinking that IL was possible that the
boat had not been capsized, but had been carried away by the
on that course for two days and nights, shortening sail and lay
ioc the brig ahack during the night, all the time keeping a look
al bope or finding the missing boat, and becoming convinced
t5af Il vas cspsiued in the tde-ip and the whole crew lost, /
= rbe I7th o. PebuIlry- Left Fhenix Island on the 18th for
E1I-rtarv Leland /; arrived the same day, and Ift for McKeaas
- y. oTsf fr Btkcr's Island arrived on the 23d. Left on the
for Hogisnds Islands arrived 90 tne2oth- Len hoElAnds
aTKean's bland schools q sperm whales were Observed during
december and JauusIt.
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The Australian steam Line.

We are glad to see that the merchants of San
Francisco are reused to the Importance of the
proposed steam line to Australia. Besides the
memorial to the Legislature, referred to last week,
signed by some 1000 citizens, praying that body
to use its influence with Congress to subsidize the
line, the Chamber of Commerce held II meeting
on the subject, on the 2Sd of March.
Several members took part IN the debate.
Among them Mr.. Stowe supported the proposition
to establish such a subsidy. He said, [see Bull
AfiH's report, the extraordinary spectacle is pre-
sented of a foreign colony, supposed to be con-
trolled by the mother country. inviting a lucrative
commerce with our own nation. He had
collected figures and data, and found that the
foreign commerce of Australia amounted to over
1915 GOO 600 in 1869. And We are invited to
participate in this enormous trade. a line of
steamers between this port and Australia would
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over the common people is supreme as was the
case in these islands in the years Immediately
following the introduction of Chrlstianlg' and
this. in their transition state, appears TO be
necessary, for the natives have little idea OF order
except under control. Political motives are SAID
TO account for much of the attendance on the
churches. But, balancing the evil against the
GOOD. the missionaries believe that the people are
in no worse state than were the Christians OF
early Corinth, and that genuine Christianity 10
ON the increase.
Madagascar is a highly fertile island, and capa-
bic of becoming a great producer OF rice and
sugar, as well as the other tropical productions.
Now that Christianity has got a firm foothold' its
development will undoubtedly be rapid, and its
influence for good on the neighboring coast of
Africa be soon apparent.
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The Collector General Publishes a table II the leading exports
,E de lnt anLrt.r d 1910, c.mIaLsI aLLL lie slae PERIOD lI

The articles which Snow an Increase Tor 1870. are paddy
uee, salt beef poi. bananas, goat skins, hides, tlilow, peanuts
aud whale oil while sugar, uUlIsses, cJGee, fungus and pulu-
our Ieadirg stapJrs-show a considerable filling OF. The ex-
tent q this is shown in tie large decline in the value of produce
exported this year, amounting TO sI25,O3T. This decrease wall
unqu-sti0nabIy Continue during the current quarter, owing
mainly To the low price Of island produce abroad, and the de-
pressed condition Of the san Francisco market.
We have 10 report the arrival this week % the North Ger
man ship OTTO s. IN foHi9. from Cronstsdt, with supplies for
the Russian settlements On the Amor River the bark LSg1l
T,Hder from san Francisco, with hay, oats and feed consigned
l. Geo e. Milan the guanO packet hdmshaDtehG j. from
Bakers Island, 10 e 4 Williams the ship GeHtoO. from san
Francisco. en- route for Bakers Island. and the schooner Grey
hound. 20 days from Tahiti, with a cargo Of oranges for San
Francisco. Besides these a number Of VhaIers, after procuring
potatoes At RawaiAae, have touched to report and mail letters
generally sailing the same day for the Arctic.
The bark Comet sailed Thursday rr San Francisco, taking a
fuI cargo Of produce, which, Is reported below. The same day
the ship Jennie Eastman, with Goals, and schooner Grey
AoHnd, with oranges, left with the same destinasi on-
Among the vessels expected from abroad are the brig By=GH-
ftHn, which sailed March 10th with cargo Oflumber, &c from
Victoria; the bark Clara r. Sufii, with lumber from San Fran
cisco the ship Gotten Fleece, en- route for Hong Kong, and
the steamer Idaho.
Trade appears 10 be somewhat livelieF the past week or Two,
with a better demand from the other Islands. and money more
ea-y- As importatons viii probably be light during the spring
and summer, the present heavy stocks Of all kinds Of foreign
merchandise VIII be materially reduced before the fail arrivals
from home ports
The wezt Maui Sugar Plantation Of Lahaina has commenced
grinding, and Is turning out n very handsome quality of sugar,
similar 70 the best from the Pioneer ami UIuPalakua mills.
The mill 5 a first class one in size, with a capacity for making
twenty-five TO thirty tons per week The crop this first year
will be smsH-berwecnt two and three hundred tons-but for
ISL Q yield Of one thousand tons IS expected.
Gold was last quoted at II2- Money in the leading Amer
Jean cities, Is also in London and Paris, is represented as unU-
sudIy abundant and cheap, which viii probably result in still
further reducing the gold premium in the United States; and
by July, if nothing untouard happens, it is thought that green
backs viii be At par with gold
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POM OF HONOLULU. H. 1.
ARRIVALS.

lprI Am VIII bk Emily Morgan, Dexter. 26O bbls sperm.
z-SChr Nettie Merrill. CIuney, from Maui
Ter ship otto ~ Antonio, Simousen, IO days from
GfOnstddr-
Am h ship Onward. Pulver, clean.
G-SChr Mary Ellen. Crane. from Maui.
3->chr Owaul, MakanaheIchsIe, from MoI0kai.
3-Iiaw brig kame hameha v, Hickman, 81 days from
Hoytaud's Island
4-SChr Parry Queen, smith, from Kauai
Am wh bk Vineyard. smith, clean
Am VIII bk Fanny, Villains, from New Bedford,
clean.
Am VIII Jk VIM Rotch. Nye, clean
AM k Legal Tender, HcIgkins, l. days from San
Francisco
5-Am ship Geut0o, Freeman, Il days I'm : Francisco.
5-SchT MariIa- BerHH, from Hawaii.
s-Am VII bk Massachusetts. COOtey, p bbls sp oil.
6-Srhr Hattie, Nika. from Kauai.
o-Schr Warwick John Bull, from NuIukaI.
6-Schr Active. Hs.lsh, from Mani.
6-SChr keoni Ana, Rikeke. from Kauai.
7-Ams chT Greyhound, Wheeler, 20 days from Tahiti.
S-SChr Moi Eeiki. Nape, from Maui.
S-Am VIII bk Oliver Croker, Fisher. los bbls sp oil.
g-Schr Jenny, Lambert. from Kauai.
9-SchT Nettie Merrill, CIuney from Maui.
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DEPARTURES.

III 9--Schr Hoku'eIe. Dudoit, for Maui
Am VII bk Ben Cummings, Halsey, 10 cruise.
Am VIII ship Europa, Msllen, to cruise.
4-Am VIII ship Onward, PuIver, 10 cruise.
5-SchT Mary Ellen. Crane tor Maui.
5-ScEr Nettic Merrill, CIuuey, for Maui
5-Sl0up Waileie. for MoIukai-
Am VIII bk Massachusetts, CoOtey. TO cruise.
6-Schr Fairy Queen, smith. for Kauai
6-SChr Warwick. John Bull tor MOl1kai.
6-Am VII bk Nm R0tch. Whitney. TO cruise.
Am VIII bk Vineyard. Smith, % cruise.
Am schr Greyhound, " herlcr, for san Francisco.
Ger ship Otn & Antonio, SimOnsen. for the Amoor.
Am ship Jennie Eastman, GetcheIl, for > Francisco.
Am BIZ Comet, Fuller, for San Francisco.
Am VII bk Fanny. Williams. tn cruise.
.-Schr Active, MciIish, for Hawaii
.-SChr Kinau. Wahia. for Maui.
z-Schr Nanlda, BerTiu, for Maui and Hawaii.
T-Schr Hattie. Nika. for Kauai
s-Schr Pauahi, BaIlasiier, for MOlokai.
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noMMERCIAL
4PRIL 9, lS7c

APRIL 9, 1870
By the bark Lry1I T.af,r and ship GsHfoo, ~ have San
Francisco dates % March -. Respecting the market ior is-
aud produce. We clip tie FLOWING from our exchanges;
suaAa-we note sales u 600 kegs Hawaiian, 10 the trade
- Cjrt5e a CruSblt. Ilc; FINE CRUSHED, I3ie; extra
Powdered Isle5 extra Granglated, 134e Golden Z; nc
riar-d, Iaief Goden {, !Iic, Hawaiian grade Dark 8 a
china. a he Litter figure Tor b-st white
For Molasses there j. q, demand prices entirely nominal,
at25c Consumers have hant CIT long since mt Gst Cai,-
5gan Kegs a. y a. szicf hi bb.s and bhis SANE At and lOc
HIaHI, and they keep PEcsz steady
For C5d-s tlsr- is "a better d-m nd, wit. considerable sales
ofereens aithin tbe nu-= Off ~ 1oc o c Java, 24c.
OF Rfcr- tie market als b=~vHy stocked the supply Of Ha-
,-Hr.s s~t-r5.f b, man dealers % Hawaiian. and II
aHi L. fr uaea1r- L. san Francisco No. l batavia sells hr
The last r,l- q Po,r 81 % ship xas at so-f isbbing at So
N sJc- Tn af8rE Of Whale suI Sperm - small
Dudrg III past fs DAYS --v.rii cargo Of Australian CG@l
~ u Antlruelts II a drug ~ same rang Cumberland sl%
20 Il "a baIk ant el-s rspeou~,y ~ round lit eS ship
scotch - he'll ~ sI3 90 NaLsimg- 80 Mount Diah!o, > ~
~ . - Er c.sra--
Th- san Fr.r..o9 Coria=- Company have advanced rates
- y 10. Whq.-saIs rats 10 TIA .rst-. I5ic. j,Lbiug lots, DC
III fitting 7t nv .-sis Hr C1Iashi-g. s7ys the BULLETIN,
has -omu=ar-L The BARI LSyaf Tender - expected 10 get
away t5-uarrgv- Or curly next week. she viii 90 By way Of
Hoa5Igi1, and ak@a vbit-creE- Lastsessou she had kaHakas.
The ~. Eov@oe fs also G.~I fr fishing. Last year upwards
Of y ve-s-l- were sent out ou this business, ard an equal mum
hzr VIII probably Be employed this sea-5n- There are EIphe
s-hJoHcrs ea rsu'e L, tIs port from Boston 10 engage insfsh-
ing Thev arc expected o. ardv. IN q month at the latest In
addition o. vessel, previously mentioned, che sch0yneTs arizona
.nd PoTpots aad barb Dogifrga. ar being fitted out fr Cod
fishing and the big Pirf9Ttf Tor whaling"
Eastern tsJsrluIs report the following 4
A E-u-rI cri-r q the War Department 5rhids the hseC
coal Oh for te Illuminating Of military pests Lad oil it6be
sub-utut5i-
The official statement shows hat dung the year ending
December 5I-r Tire receipts from spirits were nearly City mil
I NM IT, sggrry.,t n 1909 r5t, fgm i1,sra a. rsvepas Is
marty one huudrsd and s-seuiy-i9ur miligls-
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@ r - - + Il

ia THAT MOST DESIR RESI-
T1E DENCE, in Manoa Valley, formerly owned by I. E$5$
e&& rhrnm, Esq +, about one mile back from Punahou -
College. The house contains a Sitting Room, four Bedrooms,
a Bath Room with water opening into it, a large Kitchen. and
extensive Veranda, partly enclosed with Venetian Blinds, also,
a Store Room, Carriage House. Stable, Chicken House, &c.
In connection with the House are seven acres Of Land, sur
rounded by a stone wall, sffording good pastprage.
The furniture OF the house is for sale, if desired.
Further information NAV he Obtained OF J. o. CARTER,
ESQ., at Mr.. Whitrey's Book Store. or OF CAPT. GELETT,
Nuuanu Valley. 724 In
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NOTICE..

31st. BEING THE CLOSE OF
Va the BIENNIAL FISCAL PERIOD, and it being renuireJ
that the accounts of the General Post Office be made up for this
period. all persons indebted to this Bureau are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims, of any
sort, against the same, are requested to present them without
delay. Claims for MAIL CARRIAGE and SALARIES must
be presented IMMEDIATELY. Postmasiers and others pIease
observe ARTHUR P. f
14 1t Postmaster Gen1.
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

ONE ENTIRE COLT.
II~>f oaled January, ls65-iark bay, black EETE%5
~ points, handled and gentle. BY Bis $3.50
.1aA4 marck out OF Mosquito Bismarck by sA@z4Se
Young Hector out Of Oregon mare Mosquito by imported horse
Admiral out of imported American mare.
Three Bulls-oue 5-yoaf old by Mcclellan one rising two
Hereford breed /; one yeariug Devon.
-Four pure breed Merino rams-2 two teeth up-2 four teeth
up warranted clean and sound. Fleeces each over 10 pounds
this year. one years growth. Samples of wool at Office Of the
Advertiser. r. MOFFITT.
7+ 2t-Apre, % Kahuku.
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Shlps' Mails.

FIR Sax FR~,ScIscO-Per Idaho, April goth.
Foe HmO-Pgr Kate Lee, Tuesday.
For LSHAINA-Pe Nettie Merrill, Monday
For kAUAI-PeT Jennie. Monday
Fog kAMULUI-Per Moi keiki, to-day.
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PASSENGERS.

FEoH BAkER's IsLASD-Per Kamehamela ', April 18th
" r l. johnson, Capt Z Hampstead, II 4 Kinney, w ii john
sou. Foy, aad 8 IaEaiians-I.
From TAHITI-Per Greyhound, April 5th-Nm + Mont
gOmery, II Il MoUtgOmery-2
For s,s FRAScIsco-Per Comet, April 7th-Capt c =
Chadwick. II L Chester, II Merrill, II Martin, Levi.
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THESE GOODS HAVING BEEN PURCHASED
THE CASE,
At Lowest Cash Prices
VIII be Offered to My Customers
Slight Advance ON Home Cost

100 Reams best White Ruled Letter Paper.
&c Realms best White Plain Letter Paper.
20 Renms hest Blue Ruied Letter Paper.
$50 Rearns Congress white Ruled Cap Paper.
100 Reams Congress White Plain Cap Paper.
C5 Reams Commercial White Ruled Note Paper.
Is Reams Commercial Blue Ruled Cap Paper.
Is Reams Commercial Plain white and Blue No.t
100 Reams Plain English Note Paper.
40 Realms Plain and Ruled Pat Cap.
% Reams Plain and Ruled Flat DENY.
2j Reams Plain and Ruled Flat Medium.
80 Reams Narrow Bill Paper.
80 Reams Broad Cap Bin Paper.
10 Reams CoIored Plain Note Papers.
10 Reams Legal Cap.
Most Of this Stock is from the celebrated Mills of n
Smith, whose papers are unequaled for general m'
purposes.
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B,Krs,s IsL,Np REroRr

BAKERS ISLAND Report.
Ship Ocean Rover arrived At Bakers Island October ed, and
sailed November lgth. with LOO tons guanO-
ship Crusader arrived October 25thI, and sailed December
4th. with $50 tons guanO-
SAip GnceDaring arrived October 2sth, and sailed Deem
b-r 3lst, with 80 tons guanO.
ship Centurion arrived November 10Th. and sailed February
18th with 500 tons guaHo.
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DIED.

HoRS-Iu this city, April 81, ANNIE, youngest daughter #
Mr.. and Mr. f. Horn, aged 2 years.
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FISC E K s. o T
Merchant TallOrs.
Fort Street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. Honolulu. II. T
7i ~
NOTICE.

EASHE ED BEING AROTTT To
leave this Kingdom, notifies all persons Indebted to him
that unless their accounts are settled by the 3Oth inst tbev uTIi
be placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection.
74 lon a CJ.Dp
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X

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Foreign Church At " al
Iuku. Maui. on TUESDAY evening, April 9Th, by Rev. VIM T.
Alexander. assisted by Rev. d Baldwin, MIR Henry J. Bald
win, Of Sfakaasy, u Miss Emily W-AleNander, of Waikiki.
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IMPORTS.

FROH BAKEE's ISLAsD-Per Kamchameha v April ith
NO..------------.. I Barrels empty, N1--..-@Jo
Copper, p
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For SAN FHANcsco-Per Comet, April 9Th r.
Bananas, baCls-.---- 100 Sugars, tbs----.----.- 1880
Bottles. No.-..--.-..- 1868 TaliOw, lbs. .---- 2,l3i
COcOanut oil. CALLS. zG4 Whale oil, gaIs..--.-. t,3oO
value-For-. s24I 5s Dom--S2lGo5 %; Tran $2424 40.
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Qpfalberifte nrls gGnlhinntnn.

0aibinatou, 9. Nu9uft. Surb ben
8enuB nnideineno einlaoenoer GbampignOns
Overwhelmingly, mel6e ite in Gamorg
square fGnoen, bGtten ii6 am Jreitag AbenO
5rGulsin Sair pom WarDlano Ape., nu6e 6
StraBe, uno Elm ibr %befruuoeter 0err beuna5e
oer9ittet. Or. .. u. &eilD nanote mob 5u
rebter 3eit Die ri6tisen @eseumittel an.
Satob 9enSerle bate Ruoolpb 9erTurt
in ben MaReu gei6oiien. SIM Yerb0re CAB er
3ufal oils uriahe bes S9uiie5 an uno murOe
unter Sirglbaft aeftelt.
Sie Wttt9lieoer Der Deuti9 'lut6eriI1en
Birdie in Aleranoria baben cine neue De.
metnOe 9e9rinOet uno lueroen beute ibren
Yfarrer tnitaairen. SIR ben @ottesoienIt
limb bic 3immer Der pAlfrnuoriG Gbriitian
Nhociation" beftimmt
- Die 90. Eegnolos uno Wlc9aHnbltu btidoiti9el
an ben Sauten ore Baltimore. potouacsG ilsubabn"
pier Nbtbettun8er BON Irbcitcrtt. iuclhe Jur Set an Dem
FUNNEL lnter Der RrStraBe lno 9ir9ntasA uenue ar
bCltCu. Ter Sunnrl iol jpei geleiie erballCn, 70 i5UG
orclt peroen uno IN oftlid bereits bis dut $50, neitIidJ
bis gs9tn 100 6uB Gan9e oOreeibrtttet. Zen PAU Der
ncutn Y tltnbn IN bride ibsr ben SGiteru Brand lcittt
pr. Is. g. Bib, oorfnaliger StrGBen' upertuicuoeut
Oielelbt lou 1000 6nB lang lno 10 brett lptrocr, oaB
bequem 2 Sn8s chamber auslUetheH ionnGn. Tie be,
ire tenotnSrurobstBer baben bcreils. ibre entiprebenpCu
SntIdaotgnnqen erbalten.
YIN 80. 1ult enti1n0 5Uiiben ben betoen Nie0ern
yfolss Sapls uno 6Itleer Garter IN @cor9etopn cine
%5autCrei, nobel Grfterer eiueu Sriit aut ben untcrletb
etpHt. 2a9s Darduf perltcB Starter Die Stlot, pabrCHo
Daots aut bic 8. BeJtrtsitltiOn gebratt putoe, no or
lebr ttbsr S6mtrIen tla9tc; man 9laubte iCooh bamnls
an feline Gstabr. Seltern irib NJ Der lett benz l. D. DTS.
I'M Gretomens Spltple befIn0lihe SGpis ben i5Olgcn
obt8er yerlCbung erlcaeu. Sieut. RoinGu luuroe bcnNds
rtbttgt uno Der 9etdenarjt Er, YOtter rpirO tine 500.
ieHlnGu Oornebmeu.
- BON 9reeHbrier yBbitc Sulphur Springs traf beutc
an eIncn GERM lit Alerdnoria cine SepcIhs nit Der
ytatridt Elm, baB man bel Osm tirjlib BET Dem @tieu.
bn9nuntalle uerlngIidien unbsiannteu Cinen Brief NIT
Der Aorefe gAH SriI. Bernbaro SoOr in AiegauOrtG"
Bctunotn babe, oerlelbe lomit als oleler t%uentlrIttt 1T
or. Soot mar elm iebr geadteter Giupobuer &lCrarz
orta's, uHo iein Sob piro augsmeiu btoauert.
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Gre taatSiefrctGr ScunrO'8 SfciIc nad)
China uuN Sannu.

SetanntIih beabii6ti8t 9r. u. 8. Seuaro,
@noe oiGies Wtouats cine &eiie na9 @bina un6
Sapan an3utretcn. Sic &ngelegenbeit fam in
Der leBten 9abinstsiiBun9 sur Spra1e uno
bate 3ur 6Olse, oaB Der Sesamtsietretdr Hoz
helon Dem 9relieu Staatsmanne fir Die Heile,
Delhe ourb Scenarios 8eobadtungen ii6erlid
cine Sci4ihtli6e 8eosutung erbaltcn miro, ir
9eno Elm 6abrieua Der 6lOtte our 8eriigurg
geitelt bat. Cine Oabin 5~ielenoe An5ei9e 1T
bereits, in t6itIiher Sprade nbeeFaSt, an 9rn.
Separo in AUBURN, H.sN uno Goutre DO
miral Rogersr Sefeblsbabsr oes aiiatiiheu @e.
ibuaOsrs, ab9eaan9eu. Or Setretdr Semuro
Dtro in San Jranjisco Oas Der. ct. 6abr=
3euB b~efteiGen uuO aleibSeitis, nit ~ofienen Sc:
leitihreiben an ale Der. 81. 9eianOten unO
@oniuln in AIien uerieben, Die b6bit=interei
lante &eiie antreten. QBir Ueripre9cn uus
Dt6tiGe Sdiloerunqen aus Der 5eoer oss Ia.
lentoolen 6errn iber Die 3uitdnOe SOpan's
uno Gbtna's.
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@ef6brtt9 Serbrnnnt +. - @tFsrn
Abeno tur5 nab 8 ubr bielten Sipet Ntdnntr
mt etnein cine Bartie neuen patentirten Seles
uno mebrere 9alnpen entbaltenocn ggagen aui
oer ede Der Charles uuO 6inItrabe, nm bort
Dem osriarlmeItsn Bublilum al aeioen, oab
oGs Del nidt egploOire. gBabrcnO lie Donitt
belbditiat pureH, i~leiterteu mebrere Gnabsn
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