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New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
20 PER CENT INVESTMENT
the AMERICAN BRIDGE CO.,
OF CHICAGO, I'LL.
L. B. BOOMER of Chicago, President.
(oRGASIEp AUegsr !, ls7O)
Authorized Capital Stock, $l,OOO,O0O.
TIE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS Will POSITIVELY CLOSE
/, 1871

THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE OCT.
l. 1871
The whole amount Of the authorized CAPITAL Stock oh Company
payments be four namens OF p per cent each
July I5 25 per cent Agg L. SS per s cent i
be paid with interest at the time of sub
BOOKS Do1 open at the uudrsnsd will be positively
and on this Company present surplus OF 81
doing hOunug business Oyerone thousand men arc a,
on hand 900 work Tor ,arou, Railroads the United
PaeiGc, Lake shore and VI. southern chicago and \.
Western, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, Michigan
Ii, "ori sioS 300 6?@g.s, o5.i
,s bnag ever built 10 this ssST TO- ,epi Of which %SuS. ,SS %sG
material be constantly hand and the ccmOsa,
eauen' obliged 70 receive in part payment M thr work railroad
Te THRIFT scEvs Of lend Ia chicago belonging TO n. Company
a @ oa % % [ = eI oeo s.d nyoipst real III, deasrs s 4,
wi BE- rorh IN @ at least OOdH dosnI equal 10
The cresr Of The AMERICAN BRIDGE COMPANY though br.
has already fully demonstrated the prottsbne o the soe The
Decsmber 1871 bfigs turning tables
G iron roS, ard pneumatic and screw pile sne.iraeta costing
piles unsurpassed by COMPANY In TIE country and aeapsc for tue
least $50 feet Of bridge, for working the
n Rso, and Highway Bridge Lev,nworh q three
Of eleven spans OF 30 feet each constructed BY this c.mpsEy
the Cnsny y'H 10 10 hs ss March i vs., he sun Of ss5s-
4s2 ~ OF the ate Of s22i0s9 2s being SO
machinery 6e the Company viii have mach
pacy anil the of the ncre issue Of stock will enable them
10 ,r thereby making vi om 100000
SO, 900 per
Te ConpsHy undoubtedly above hss make dividends Of
en 20 20 % per cent yer annnn ~ & a moOnt Of capital
i,gGO, 0OO with iir prospect ~ considerable Increase
The undersigned prepared TO give 10 those nqunng the fullest
details and Satisfaction regarding tie reliability Of the Compnys
statements aud the unquesoued aiCry All ability Of u. ocsr,
Nc sorsssY commend capitalists the above Investment
worthy .Aer attsnuOn.
MARVIN BROS,
BANKERS
40 Exchange fltCe, ~. ",
SOLE FINANCIAL AGENTS lN Thk EAST.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
There was very little doing in State bonds South Car
onas we're exceptionally frm but the sales were tliing
oftrsd Aste1
German American sold

CITY bank shares wero quiet GerIna AmtllcAn sOIu
at o2i seller days. The other sales were as follows
Metropolitan 18l; Bank of Commonwealth at 81, ana
Continental AT %. The bids annexed:
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5dplnqs Banks
Chances for Buelness flen.

FI,O MANUFACTURERS SALE. one "
Il best wArERPOw sS in the Western soaayi aa - n
Of at all coal costing only the mining .i ssj
premises and supplied with railroad communication E -
ta WOolen Mil OF six capacity tne prcta
object dsposug OF the same Ia connection ~h g,,
power and ~ up manufacturing iown ~
the richest counties Of the state parues
property will had good Investment Apviy By eer Or is
the uEdsr.lsnsd D. GREEN Co, Dayton LasAile |~' ~"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
THE MONEY MARKET.
s,,rs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FlRsT CALI
''iN 101 O'Clock A. NJ.
SALES FROM 10 TO 10t 4. N.

Sn5s ,ss " TIs fISt aoc u s $50 Cou S....ll9l
leo Ss.OtSs ~. 49, iO5l 400 L. s. $40 ti...'iss
fVN vs. Wv ~ 5SS, ,eOQ. eOQ.......,..."s..s.ss'''lS
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
RLOCK COAL FIELD

oIndiana which slone will supply ample basireis.
Thirty through Douglas County Ill., just completed opened and
pal f5r =. , .
fr,be in l8 Grading nearly DONE and materials Except on) al
Isiy procured Bridge Wabash ready for saPeaetule
miles, partly graded and be finished IN 1873
SI 400 600 in cash already expended on the road,
asd 500, 900 remaining 20 be called from ~ snb-
s,ribere, anne ng whom w. III. GuIOn, sidney Dill
l,n, Jay Cooke & Co., Clark, Dodge ~ CO., j.
Nfbbard, FOote u Co.. and Paul -. Forbes,
Of New-Yor; Beni. T.. Bates of Boston, Henry Lewis
q Phiade phia, and e.. VI. Pullman OF ChicHgo. -
Resides the Company n J Of land chiefly
Ind,n Of 1000 toe best BLOCK COAL LANDS
has SUBSCRIPTIONS IN BONDS AND CASH from counties
twns nj individuals VI $4,000. ..
teni with the mOmport,n THROUGH
Hallway LINES and being miles shorter than
other Indispensable to them while its local business alone
vii sure good dividends its stock
Bonds each payable TO Union Trust Co.. Trustee or bearer
,uly 1891 also gold payable Jan and
M IN Nssork UniOn Of London fixed exchange
R7sS
SINKING FUND per earnings TO be Invested
ly Trustees In bonds at not exceeding
accrued interest By the Financial Agents OF the
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
WITT. Morris & Go.


The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was rs
follows Gold cleared SIS C75OOO; gold balances S652o;
currency balances sa637772 The following were the
New-York tribune., 1872-09-13
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
Il. Easf anS West .Fir Eine Of 152 .ufeS,
ImdianapoIis, E,td., to Decatur, FIL

Thsroa passes through belt Of the best settled and richest agIcn
, mi per country OF Indiana aud Illinois, averaging go miles
With With no other E, railway built projected through
I.efos,es iu Psrse aud Vem.liOn Counties, the uch
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ASSENGERS

FOR PAPEETE, TAHIrI-Per Iona, May 2sIh-J c Sufkin,
5 Niles, Ch3s West
FRoN LIvERPOoL-Per Atlas, June 1st-Yr Thompson.
FROM wISDwARD PoRTs-Per Kflauea. June 2d-Major r
II Harris and wife. l. McCully and wife. Mrs s II Phillips,
Miss Lynde. Mrs J II Wallace, Miss Wilfong. Miss McCully,
Miss ROwe1, Mrs ID II Hitchcock and I children, : r Chilling
worth and wife. T. y Spencer, Jas Wood, J Kavanagh. +
wundeDburg, Mr. Lynde, A Mossman. Capt Ross, and 90 deck.
I FRoN San FRNNcIscO-Per Queen Emma, June 2I-Wm
'OImstead. Wm Brooks, Geo Agnew, L Hall, WIN Brown,
Frank Schrader. John Rice
\ FRoN SAN FRAScIsco-Per Moh9ngo, June 3d-R 8 Ste
vens. & Pernet and servant, French Consul II Berger, Miss
MeTeie X Hall, and 50 in transitu for New Zealand and Aus
Iraia-
FoR AUcKLGSD-Per Nevada, June 3i-D W Glover. p
Helms, 4 E King. and 81 in transitu from San Francisco
FoR wINDwARD PoRTs-Per Kfauea, June SD r Vida.
III r Hitchcock, II y GTeenwel. T W Everett, ] KavAuaRh,
Jno Richardson, VIM Olmsted. Walter Diekeuson, James
Haysebden, W 6 Neeiham, Wsluer Gibson, Jno Wilder, Laura
Wilder, : L Austin aud wife, and about 100 deck.
Fox Sax FRANCIsco-Per MohongO, June 5th-E F Snyder.
Miss Mcintyre, Mr. II Mcintyre and wife. NJ Balieu, wife and
3 children, X Lindau- J e. PhaEer, wife, > children and ser
want, Mrs WodehOuse and daughter, John BoaTdman, 4 Eek
hart. DIR Kennedy, wife and child, J Siemseu and wife, J kTa-
uer, 4 Thayer. Mr. Terry, wife and child, + J Chapman, Father
VI de Ia Pasture, Mr. de Hirsch, child and servant, DR. spaIding
and wife, DIR Rule and wie, Elias Perkins, Dir and Mrs Glenn,
: L Cohen, 2 Fl Dinond. MIR Riley, Mr. Muller, Jos Roth, Thos
McAleenen. Jos hTuise, MIR Dunn, John Wenzel, J \ otnoke, J
Wheeler, Thos Kelley
FaoM SAY FRAScIsoO-Per d. c. Murray. June sth-Dr
Harris. Jas A Hopper ami wife. Miss Mary J Hopper, Maggie
X Hopper. Mrs + Won TISSSlochsr, Mrs } " NORTON, Clara J
NoTthoa. Prof & B Piummcr, John w Meyer. John Reaney,
Chas Make. Samuel Nauceave, Michael Cunningham.
FRoa wISDwARD P~oRrs-Per Kilauea, June Sth-w p
Alexander and wife, Miss Wicke, II r Hitchcock, J RitSon, c
Baldwin. G Cooke, James I~iayseden. Rev ] Bickneil. r Spen-
Ger, w Cornwen, u A 2 Garter aud son. J J Wheeler. Rev A
o Forbes. Rev : f Bishop and wife. and about so deck.
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NohuuEo): Hal fresh northwest winds drt 35 hourH, hauling
g. north, then INTO the trades Which werv moderate the re-
mainder o. passage. making tc run in l3 days, alEi the
rcdnd tup Il - days aud q hours, the b-t Yet accomplished
by the murray, and which has been exceIIed hut twice. The
second lay olt Tassed clipper ship Intrepid, which saIlei over
p noars aAesd, hOUnd 10 this port
REFoEr OF WHALING BARN ILLINOIS, Up NEw Bed
FOHD- Carr. RfCHsOSD-Saied from New BelfoHi Jan 9Th.
Had fine weather aud favorable winds IN tie Atlantic. Jan
22i del 0n board, James White, Saman, d Lowell, Mass, Of
sm2i[po- Have had 10 other case o. the disease sine.
Passed Cap Horn March lfth. On the 20th, 10 lat s. 50
had a hrasy gale. Made the land OF Talcahu3no April lf.
From thence cui--1 under short sail 10 the line. which crossed
IN llS0 W Cmised on the Inc q i391 ", when We hAuied
tr the Saudwich Islands, arriving 81 IIO June lst- Saw
-h3l-s bat nnce, aoa got nothing Lat 90 IS :. long 80
To- W. spoke barE Louisa, Sl0curlb, Of New Bedford, from Bay
u Islands, y 4, bOuDi % san Francisco TO 81 fr the Arctic
Ihe IAiIs0is = Lound North, having touched here - letter.
A w. Perce a Co chip chan5Iers Of tas city. favor -
with The f5lnWing iufoTmati0u, received by last mall There
ws fitting 81 New Hedf0Td, for the North Pacific the follow
ing ships Onward. Hayes Mt WOna-t0n- Mitchell: lava.
take the Louisa GA her arrival at sau Francisco. 1t = reported
that capt Jernezan will take the Gov. TrOup, recently arrived
home. The Alphs and Vineyard have been sold 10 break up
Atctie oil was quoted at . cents bone, $50.
We are indebted to Mr.. II. g. Hoyt, tie obliging ship-asws
rGFSTfer Of San Francisco, for the following memoranda per
IOhougo, Of vessels bOrnd here from that port: ship Samuel,
G.GIoger, sailed May l9gh for Hoagkong, and would probably
touch ; ship Cuidvator, Nugeni, en- pGte TOR Bakers Island,
Island, on the 24th bark u. G. Murray. Shepherd, arrived
May 2Ist at : p NJ, 10 days from Honolulu, and would return
about the 2,ih steamer Aohosgo arrived over Oh me "a az
10 T. NJ ia 10 days and u hours The bark Deis"aref hci-
iinz, left Victoria, v l., May 18th for Honolulu
Whaling bark Louisa, Slocrmb, Of New Bedford. was eN-
pected a. San Francisco from New Zealand, when Capt Nit
chel, Formerly 81 the AFassarhusesis, would take command,
and proceed 70 the Arctic
WHALEns-Arnved at Yokohama. Aprn 2Ist-Hawaiian
bark Active. from Cruise. Reports barks Progress. 2+O sperm,
30 whale Midas. 30 sperm. Spoke March III, of SOlOnon's
Islands, bark PARKWAY, Of Sydney, 30 sperm bark ORLANDO,
Oh New Bedford, Is months, 20 sperm February lSt, Lago-
da, 40 sperm. ND.
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HoNoLULU is undoubtedly growing. Not very
rapidly, it is true, but none the less surely. The
faith of our residents in it's future is plainly
enough evinced in the substantial buildings for
business purposes that have been recently erected
or are in contemplation. The prospects are as
the world moves-and we are now fairly in the
outer circle, not too far removed from the centres
to feel the whirl-that in the lapse of compare
lively few years, Honolulu proper will be a COM
pact built city, but with narrow and crooked
streets. In our climate, despite our usual trade
winds, the closely packed business part of the
city will be sufficiently hot and enervating to
make the tired man of business long for a cool
breathing place close at hand, where he can sit
under a grateful shade on the fresh turf and
breathe the odor of flowers. Where will be our
public park I? Is it not time that some forethought
was exercised by the powers that be in the direc-
ton of selecting a city park for Honolulu, before
it be comes too late.-Or rather, too expensive?
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ONE of the best out of the few good things likely
to come out of the present session, is an amend
ment of the law relating to appeals. 1t will
hardly be believed in this age of liberality in law
proceedings as in everything else, that there has
been q provision on our statute book, requiring
that in cases of appeal in criminal matters from
any Police or District Justice to the Circuit or
Supreme Court, the party so appealing must, be-
fore being allowed to carry his case up, 'deposit
a good and sufficient bond in the penal sum of one
hundred dollars, conditioned for the payment of
the costs further to accrue, in case he is found
guilty in the Court above" Such has been the
law heretofore, and it can be easily imagined what
an amount of injustice may have resulted to poor
men through its operation. The Act to repeal
portions Of Sections 1905 and 1907 of the Civil
Code, which contain the law in question, has
passed the Assembly and awaits the signature of
the King.
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MARRIED.

LrSEY-RE ON this city. June lst, by the Rev.
II. ~. Parker, Capt. J0ES COQSis CLINET 70 Miss EsSA
kEEAULAHkO-
this city, Jane iIh. AT Fft Street
CEurch. by Rev. W. Frcar, CsPtsn WILLIAM 4. HsLLETT.
q the missionary brig Mani4g star. 10 Mss MEECIE r.
Hail.. q Yarmouth, Mass. Reception AZ the ressleBce Ct
Rev. J. r. POgae. No cards
lThe Printers, while thanking the newly welded pair fox a
thoughtful remembrance, express the sincere wish that the
bright rays Of their connubial morning StdT may never be
dimmed BY the clouds Of adversiIyl
RAw ISUI-HAILAaA-I this city, June 9Th. by the Rev.
10. II. Park-E, Mr. JoszrH L. K.sGINuI 90 Miss HATTIE
HAILaaA-
The marriage too place in the KaEaiahao Church, Ia the
presence Of a hrge congregation, among those present being
many Of the wealth, beauty and fashion Of the city il - sell
dom that an editor - 80 h0nored Al his nupsials tsir: kaEsinui
Is on tbs staff Of the Kuokoay and Ee wish COR brother % the
qail every happirs-. We may be allowed perhaps ihe eS-
preston Of a hope that bis columns in life may b always
crowded with good things, and that a Supplement VIII Occa-
siOualy issue
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Leglsln,lxe .Jottinge.

The Assembly fairly immortslizei itself on Satur-
day. We doubt if a grave Legislative body the
world over can be fund 50 careful Of the tribes
which 60 TO make up the sum total Of national bEsi-
nsas is osIrs The entire Ssion was devote 20 the
discussion Of two QuestionE-hrst whether the pay
of the House messenger should be raised fifty cents
per diem; and secondly. whether Honorable member
should continue to take their daily lunches at the
Hotel at the public expense, OF be content with the
modest fare provided by the Sergeant-at-ATms- 1t
was surprising aud edifyiDg TO observe the amount
Of elOquence and logic displayed in the treatment of
these very important subjects Absolutely nothing
else received any attention, during the day, and the
House having apparently exhausted its energies ia
graphing with the weighty themes, adjourned with
out touching a single one OF the numerous bills on
the file.
On Monday. sitter tle us,al batch of petitions
what a waste of time and labor they sIe.-the
special order of The day was the Appropriation Bill.
More long speeches We're iudulged in By the oppo-
si.ion MEMBERS on the subject OF economy, and an
attempt was made.-ineffectuai. IL cOurse-to re-
duce the salary Of Ministers. OF course Intellectual
when We all know full we'll that Honorable muses.
are all counted beloFehand-all but marked and
numbered. As we said at the outset of the session.
whatever Ministers desire shall be passed, tcW be
passed. and nothing more.
By reference TO our journal OF the proceedings. 1t
will be seen that about one-ihlrd OF the Appropria-
ton Bill has passed through Committee, IN which
however the important item. Support Of the Mill
taTy.f' has been deferred and Is yet ID be discussed
in connection with the report of the committee on
Military affairs. who have the sum of
S79. 000-which will probably pass. We can see
however. how the sum might be easily reduced a
number of thousand dollars, and then leave an am
pie sum for US to play at soldiers with. The item
for Government printing will doubtless give rise To
some interesting discussion. SO far as we are con-
cerned, it is a mater of Indifference whether the
Government continues TO print a gazette or not.
What we object TO as being unfair and a positive
grievance. is that Ministers should be- allowed the
use Of the public funds To run opposition 20 private
enterprise that is what the maintainance of the
Government press now amounts 10. The question
OF the economy of the thing. is not an intricate one,
and we think that Honorable members are qualified
TO deal with it.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. I.
ARRIVALS.

oil Hr . AAlSs R...rs EH
uns l-schr Psuahi, Reynolds. from Kaunakakai, Mookai.
ENorSegian ship Atlas, Larsen, lao days from Liver
pool
f2-Srhr Active. Hopu. from MaaIaea. Mani. =
2-Sfmr kiiauea, McGregor, from Hawaii and Maui.
2-HaS bk Queen Emma, II d Burns, 10 days from
san francisco.
Am stmr MohongO, Nakeman, Q days and Il hours
from San francisco.
5-Schr Hattie, Nika, from Nawiliwili. Kauai.
3-Schr Jenny, Lambert. from Waimea 81 KOloa. Kauai.
s-Br BIZ Duke Of Edinburgh, hin, CT days from
Newcastle sT.
5-Sehr IA Moi. Davis, from Kshului, Maui.
5-5chr hOi Keiki, Green. from Kahului, Maui
6-Schr Netfie Merrill, Crane. from Lahaina, Mani
@Haw schr Kam1ile, DOFety, II days from Sea
6-Am bk d G Murray, Shepherd, III days from San
FrAncisco.
6-Sshr Mary Ellen, Jim, from Waihee, Maui.
6-Am ship Cuitiyator, Nugeut, u days from San
Francisco, in ballast, bound for Bakers Island.
6-Schr Warwick, John Bull. I'm Kaunaka.a, Molokai.
T-Schr HokuieIe. Ahuihala, from Moloaa, Kauai.
5-Gchr Prince, West. from KOna and Rau, Hawaii.
3-Schr Khan, MakAhi, from Mako, Maui.
Am wh hk Illinois, Richmond, 5 months out from
home. via HilO-
s-Srmr Kilaaea. McGreEOr. from Hawaii and Maui
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ACTING C0NsuIs.-By the Government Gazette of
the 5th, it is announced that during the tenn
porary absence of J. G. Phuger. Esq, from the
Kingdom, the following gentlemen have been au-
thorized to take charge of the COnsulates named ::
( j. GLADE. Esquire. Consulate OF the German
Empire. aud the Royal Swedish and Norwegian
Consulate
J. w. PFIuGER, Esquire, Vice-Consulate of Russia;
c. F. PFIUGER, Esquire. the Danish Consulate.
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For matter crowded out of the regular issue.

see supplement -
By the steamer HohongO, which leaves to-day. VI.
Ballieu. the Commissioner and Consul for France.
accompanied by his family takes his departure for
San Francisco en- route for Paris. We understand
that he intends 10 remain in France about a year.
when. after placing his older children at school, he
will return with Madame Ballieu to Honolulu.
During a residence in Honolulu of abont three
years y. and Nine. Ballieu have made many friends.
We are sure we are speaking the general public
sentiment when we say that their departure will be
witnessed by their numerous friends with many
wishes for their happiness during their absence. and
that their return will be hailed with pleasure.
VI. Pernet. Chancelier of the Consulate who will
relieve VI. Ballieu until the arrival of his temporary
successor. NJ. Monnyer, arrived in the steamer No
LoHg0 on Sunday last-HSsr. G0-efe, lime ;.
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DEPARTURES rs.

l-Schr Ka Moi, Davis. for Kahului, Maui
1-Schr Uilama, Hatfield, for KOna and Kau, Hawaii.
1-5loop Live Yankee, Clark, for Hama, Maui
1-SchT L.uka, Kaai, for MolOaa, Kauai L
I-Sckr Nellie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui
IAN VIII blk Helen Snow, Lewis, TO cruise
3-Sunr Khauea, BfcGregor, for Maui ami Hawaii.
Am Atmr Nevada, Blethen, for Auckland
3-Am VII bk James Allen, Kelly, to cruise.
8-Schr Hattie, Nika, for Nawiliwil, Kauai.
Am stmr MohOngO. Wakeman, for San Francisco.
S-Schr ManuokaEai, Jim, for Hio, Hawaii
5-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for Koloa q Waimea, Kauai.
7-Schr May Ellen, Jim, for Waihee, Maui.
7-Schr Fairy Qneen, kaaina, for HRnalsi. Kauai.
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DIED.

BENSErT-In tins city, sabba,h morning. June I'd. Captain
NEHEMIAH 7. BENNETT, late COMMANDER Of the American
steamship MOhORSo, and formerly Of the bark d C. Murray
Many will mourn the death Of this popular and able shipInaster.
30 welIknOEn in the Pacific Ee died Of an aneuFhsm- He
leaves a wife and child 10 mourn his death.
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FISHERY CAsE.-The Police Magistrate was yes
terday occupied all the forenoon in hearing a case
between two native fishermen, and gave Judgment
for SlS5, the sum claimed.
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OPEN FOR ALL HORSES-Mie heats--best two in three
Entrance, lSO pounds-Second horse saves
Stakes.
r ii Boyd, b boy
X SeHe, D ~
Mhite Jacket and White Cap.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL
q ; sIoop-of-war NaTragansetg, Meade.
MERCHANTMEN.
law bk Ioani, Ropes. oading for New Bedforl.
Am missionary brig Morning Star, Haiett.
Am bytn North star, Morehouse, loading
Norwegian ship Atlas, Larsen, di=charging.
Haw ~ Queen Eama. Barns, loading
Brit bk Duke OF Edinburgh, Hill. discharging-
Am bk ID q Murray, shepiend, disehargiDg-
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Projected Departures.

FoR San FRANcIsco-Bk Queen Emma, sails this day.
FoR LAHkINs-6chr Nettie Merrill, sails this P q.
FOR KAuAI-sunrK iauea, sails Thursday next, June l3th
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Foot Race, Open to all.
Kings Gun.

2U yArds-Fufst, 80.
Chas Hazard, Anthony Needless, Edward Williams, red shirt
black and red cap a Gregory, flesh cold shirt, black cap.
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NOTICE.
WILL BE AN OCR
Il Meeting Of parties interested, al the
Commercial Hotel, This Evening,
at :! O'Clock. Prompt attendance requested.
mil ). :. VI Secretary.
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Sack Race-Purse, $40.
Honolulu Purse-$10O.
Mule Race-s4O Purse.

Mile dash-Catch Weights-Entrance, $3-Purse, $40.
Governor Dominis, = :Eeauty
Capt Meek, d Mark Twain
Mr. Kioula, bk .......-........... ..-..-..-....-..-.Uila
MrIflipo, T .---...-h Pllpo
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Public Purse, seo.-Hack Race.

Mile dash-Open to all Horses that have not run in any Of the
previous races OF the day, OF that have won a Purse IN any
advertised race-Entrsnce, S3-Purse, 500.
j a Cummins- n NV NeN W ""S
Vim Hughes, { Jim
White jacket, green sleeves, black cap.
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$50 Purse,
Velocipede Race-Prize, SIS.
$50 Purse-Hurdle Race
Wheelbarrow Race, Purse SO.

The sports of the day will commence precisely at 10 4. N.
Judges OF the Rsces.-A J Cartwright, NJ Raplee, j H
Brown.
Clerk Of the Ccurse-Gilbert Waller.
Starters : Lemon, ] T Chayter.
Stewards I Dowsett, P 5 Pratt, W P Wood, ] Moanarli,
J L Richardson. II Prendergast.
Clerk Of Scales.-F Herbert.
Finance Comnittee-A ! Cartwright, J S Lemon.
Secretary s Lemon.
At the Distance Poie-J + Price
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Foot Hurdle Race-Prize, $40.

SECOND PRIZE, S10-open to all Pedestrians-4 hurdles in
100 yards-hurdies to be 4 feet high-lst prize, $40 second
man, $40.
Big Fetish Man, Henry Williams, all white Edward Williams,
red, white, black and red cap.
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FoR PAFEErE, TAnrI-Per Iona, May 2slh- C Sufkin,
s Niles, Chas West.
FRox LIvERPooL-Per Atlas, June 1st-Yr Thompson.