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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A LBANY and TROY, 50; SARATOGA, SO so.
IA By DAY LINE BOATS C. vfBBARD and DANIEL DREW
Leave Yestry Pier $3.50 and north 81 bne
To- ferryboail MILTON P6UGaKBgPsIg RHfSEBRCK Two
b. CATskLL an HUDSON Connecting for AZ points ssr and
NORTH. Tnp tickets WEST POINT, CoRNWALL and NEW
BURGH day 81 Tickets bY special and baggage
checked TO Saratoga and shstop -----
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
ID Haursuct Railroads Pare ST. Steamers leave Cattle
nns-inp a, ~ noon ana IL D. m SUNDAY. erceriedl
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN LINE 10 rus WbsI-Passeeser and Frelsh.
South Branch Hampton function with Delaware LscktwnnA
.ad Western Railroad PhiP'9sIg with Leaisa and sgquehss
Pittsburgh and the West also TO Central PsnnVana And keviorf
State - -..-...,,z
Commencing June 80 lS73Leave Newly York as folows;
4:30 mEEws TRAM Tor lastou Bethlehem Aleu'ONn haeeh
Chunk, Tamaqus Wkesbarre, Scranton Sharon, &c
a m.-Say Train iot S0meyle. -, =,
amwsy Train for Femagon Rson, Belvide Bath Maleh
TuDkhsnDok Tosada Wayeey &c Connects JUNCTION Wh Deli
Lack, AMI West. Railroad -,
mMoRSING kHPREss daily Except sundays 9t is'9n Aen
Harrisburg and the West Connects at sotfVe Tor eg
ton; Mauch CLunk amsqaa NesOae SeIs ton
TowSnda waverley, &c, with through cars to DsnWe Williams
i0i5a nj and IL m.-way Trains for sonervile ,.-.
1850 ,. bennington. Eafton Bath, Allentown
Chunk Mabnoy City Haetou N.eaae, ScTsnioa Read
Columbia, Lancaster. Rphraa Poiiyic Harrisburg &C.
2:3O m.Wsy Train for Bas,on Allentown, sni Belu1e'e
m.-WAy Train Pllinaeh
4p u-Wav Train Antown, ard Manoh Chunk Con
Junction with Del. Lark snd West r r.
$3.50 p mWaY Tran for eomeTvile and t'eIh.nson
D. m.-way 1rsin Tor Somerville
5:l5 p m.--Wsy Tiah for Piainhell r,,, ~
town Reading Eiauisburg. Pittsburgh, Chicago, &c.
aud p m-Wsy Train for Somervile.
1870 in.-tEmigant)-For Bascn 49,,
For RHzsb-tb al 43O $3.50 900 Cas- T. 730 8i5 $50
1913, II ll45 N, " "a ~ 80 2:S9 99$ $S 2t2
500 915, 1880 1880, ~ p m. n,ouvo G., 49,, p.
D.
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LNRlE RAlIW A1.-SUinIncr ArlanSehcnJ OF
II Iins taking eject jane % 1873 FROM CLabers Depot or
gsmCenuat and Chicago Dav Express Coiohes
g. BuIa.o ald slecpng Coscle 10 destination.
II m.Brprs Mail for Buffalo and NagAra Falls Sleeping Coach
~ iDaly)-Crcunati sui Chicago Might Express Sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit tad
Chesgo without change.
Pori Jeryis q s. II and '11Isn m $50 1890 AMI '7rm
Goshen and Mtde,owD, &C. o. 1880 IL and 'l4I1 3:41
$3.50. $3.50 an tf7 N.
Warwick :. II a IA and $50 ?. m.
Kewburgh 1880 8 aad II T. u. aud $3.50 p. N. - - 90 -
SuEern &C. 1890 IL aud 'lll5 345, ., G. 1880 y
RdseTood Hohoku, Aneld,e and Rapseys &C. g. 1850 H.
IL rs a. 3:45 D. q. $50 z aud -ls3O y. NJ: - ,.
IS 645 7:l5 = 1880 $40 TO- H. 1l:l5 IL $50
noon, 'l45, S;45, a. o. 5'lo' o. $3.50 = o. 1850 and
Newark % 7l5 1915 and 1890 sl5 5l5 $3.50
R1tSepfad Psrl and Pss,c 6.45 g. 1880 10 II u15I NJ
ony) ~ 'llj, a. bl5 9, $3.50 &, 1890 and
Hisdse H.eteas.el and Way s. sl5 and is As H. g. H. g.
and 6 0. ~, and ~ Saturday nights only.
sprng valley and Way. 3 End $50 q. NJ. 445 p m. -
Englewood 49, and $50 n 1880, 3I5 4l5 445, 53O,
$50 and ;45 2 M AID " SATURDAY 5Ish 91ly ,eo m
md s7:45 o. N and IL SATURDAY. nights 49,.
spsrthl g. q 49, and $3.50 ID, 1880 3l5, 4l5, 445, 63O
ESQ. 7;45 ,. NJ, and II SATURDAY nights only M . -, m
$50. "a. 40 p. m, Au0 ~ Saturday nights only.
Chambort-tt half honrs leave
i3O D. m The aud II mid Trains start
n B-Tnins on the N AMI Newark Branch leaving Cham
bes quarter hour Twsntthre 80 minutes earlier than
Tickets for passage spartme Drawing Room and Sleeping.
Coaches be obtained orders Tor the eneekng and transfer Of
Brsdssv cor hths and Tbrdave;
BrooED at the Compsuys DeDoIs and OF Agents at tie
sDs,iy tSundsys ouy t.suad,ys Middleto~n only.
n. ger AgeH
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Real estate 10 Gftbanae
hoteis.

VERMONT SUMNER HOME, POultney, Vt.
Rev. NEWMAN, d. Prop. Open from May SPECIAL rss
@ families and season boarders
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Ocean Steamers

DRAFTS ON IRELAND.
~ TAPSCOTTS EMIGRATION and P0RRldN EXCHANGE
OFFICE Soubt-Drs from Ell upward available all parts
Of Great ireland and passage tickets By steamships and sail
'DS T4PsCoff BROS. Co, sc sOu;hs. New.YOrk
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Gorses, &arrlaaes. tsarucss, &s.

A L N. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
IA IrORf, FOURTH AVE. COR TWBNrY-FI rH-Sr.
BIe style Family Carriages and lgh Road Wagons ana second
hand, At reasoes5e prices Harness in great variety.
A NO. 8 CORTLANDT-ST., near Broad
~ -sy-Por Light Carriages Harness. Sheets Whips, &C. the
cheapest and bet selected the city, Several leatherop Bug
gies ttrom $40 upl
As THE SEASON is far advanced, we offer
orr line n FULL SPRING TOP WAGONS and FULL SPRING
AND SIDE BAR Road WAGONS &C. at 10 cent below cost
JOSEPH kEAL Z Co,
149i ard 400 Broadway, rear Porty-anh-,
FOR SALE CHEAP to close out business,
foowing MATCHED TEAM dark brown. IS bands high.
stylish.
and will woIt either double harness. price 5000 bay
HORSE 10 high years sound and VIII
either double single; pnce. 5000 Also HORSE. l5a
HIGH SQUAD Also tor sale, platform
TRUCK either double single. nearly $3.50 single platform
TRUCK good ore $3.50 The above must be sold Apply for
three days at 3i5 Eas FoYteeath.st.
ii ARNESS-ANOTHER CHANCE.
Bankrupt stock Of 61e hlndsewed HARNESS Offering at great
Bargains TO close Oul tie lot
No 8 Cortlandt-st. Brosigay.
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R.rs Beire.s CsaAiss Boston days IN tsisss r,b a
Bns Collins tot Windsor N ST. heDObSd "en'"0 " ~
IS days With plaster x.,,..,4 .,,h ,,uit
rs PrOvdenra (ftsL Msuganarc NAPLES !nns I'M IA
Boa MariDooa 6sa,OA tall scoiio, Gloucester hAs' '
IsrE Carosus uLl Muro Africa, June With nd'e ,
Bng T. II. A Pin, BuOrd Of and eay' nom 0eH0D"' WIN '
md hides -, =. I'll. I.,.ra Inlv
~ with coffee and cotton. =, -, ,.l...,,. q a.vs
Sehf. Maid OF the Mist lo Bsvor'hl Sm '''
with zmber. - .-,,..
p,h Oh N,~u,vsn Willard Saulshury Providence.
SSe.-s.,- III ~, Flower. Providence
Ts.ss ~, f,,aen Brsndywine Providence.
- ws,ahsa Root b. Smith, Bedford
tI..sn-oosst Pan River JAS MeClosky Boston.
s-s~nn nl",nn Ida G. jayne, NewHaven.
Tsssns. Isars.r FAN River. Little David Fall River.
~ ~ Isf Tsnn,on. Hattie Perrg, New Bedford
~ ', III Derps Eli1a Hanatoa New-Beiori.
S Snane ston ngton. Mediator Pan Riv9r.
an..aStb1 Rsr Uennis Mama Therese Providence
fpN-t phsro Providence Onion, Norwich.
! n Yoarg PaNtueket y0eph fanhhn, Nlreinia'
n N Hon yrrua A W. Colins Baltimore
s.rh Rrueu Wsrtham. Wschful Providence.
n J smith Hartford Ann I. Sippe Newport
X Flower, Newport Anthony Barton, Pastuoke.
SAILED.
Steamships Brenen Victoria for GLASGOW; Gnorgan
Csrud; Adt Cts Of Bookyn and Calaha ior LIVER
roo Clyde Gsyessoni George Cromwell Sernan % New
ORLEANS Montgomery. and San Salvador for Savannah
r Cbar0ni od Dominion for Richmond ship Yosemite ioi rA
e4angayo, Peru -.
iFor --latest Sh,D Netrs see FIN Pace
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@ ouarInsrsplp Monies.
DISSOLUTION.


DISSOLUTION.
coparnershp heretofore existing under the Of CURTIS
GOSHORN FOSIAlEE this dissolved by mutual consent
Mr. NJ L. CU1I5 retiring The business Of the old brm Will Do
settled BY A. y. GOSIIORN and A. FOSlAiNB. . ,,
NJ L. CURTIS,
A. q. GO.HORN,
Chicago July 20. 1873. A. PoSTAfNE.
Having purchased the interest the retiring partner MI NJ H.
CURTIS have this day me eopauerhp under the name OF
GOSHORN FONIAYNE Co.. and will continue the manufaeue OIL
~ A. o. GOSHORN,
Chicago July 20. 1873. A. PoNTAfNB.
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alton Of particulars sec posters A. hotels and depot
T. NJ REED Gen'l Supt, New-Hsyen.
JOIN l. MOODY. Sup'L Div. New YORK.
pHlLADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

DHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
4 ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. 10
TIE OIL REGION I'd LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Irans
will leave Des6rosses aud Cort anItst Fer.ies: -
$3.50 No. Express daily except Sunday with Pulmsn Iaee
through from Nev-YoTk to OF CITY Arrive sanbay oyO
WiarspSrt s35 Haven 95j Remove IL 40 =. Irvine.
Ion SOB Corr Cos; Be 7:45 rvrtton and
Corr win Oil Cfek and Allegheny r. the Oil Region at
Rrie with Lake Shore Il. r. for all points West 49,,
$3.50 Enc Mail dai) with Pullman Palace Car from m
depha 10 Erie Arrive sunbury. 6:25; Wiamspo S;O Lock
Haven 94O Remove IL ITyiBol, 5:l0 Corr. ClOi ire,
1855 D. Irvneon and CORY With oil Creek and MIG
eheny the OIL Regoni Rhe with Lake Shore H.
for ailu POINTS est
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New- grrsep Real Gslats for Sale.

CHOICE TWO DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
~ 40 minutes ride travel from nberysL frequent
depO and water police;
eoany combnsd loa Of peas lad out
shade snd small fruit l2rOOB house
verantss $4,000 14roon PTenobroof house and
stable sl3 800; made ssyl0 per eebi possession 80
cent Gree yo balance long time have carpets and part
fgrniinFe.
WILL EXCHANGE the TWO for o WELL CONDITIONED
fARM within 80 miles OF EewYof by Centrs Railroad Of n j.
each eas Address for with particulars OWNER Boz lS4
kIAbeth apply West BhIabh Depot close by the premises
TOR SALE-Montclair, N. j., so minutes from
n Sew.fOrh new HOUSE, IL rooms bathroom waereOse
iaandTy &c ut trees shrubbery SURROUNDINGS;
OWNER Boz 1888 p o., n.
ORANGE, NtJ.-Great variety property for
~ hoases prnshed unfuruished
sgsea l. II. GERRY, 80 Esssaa, corner Hbeftysl
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proposals
PnOPOSALSFOR Sea WALLS
Oyrlcr OF rnn poARD or HARsoR CoaMssosERs,

DREDGING IN BOSTON HARBoR FILLING PARCEL OF
SOUTH BOSTON FLATS, AND FOR THE PURCHASE OF SUCH
PARCEL
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PROPOSALS for SEWERS, PAVING, REG
uLAIIAG and GRADING. &c
DEpARrsESr o. PrpLIc wosK..

DEPARTMENT oP PUBLIC NoEKs I
no 10 Cts Hal. NeN-fork :
SEALED PROPOSALS win be reee i at tie oe o. he CoMls-
SIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS unu TUESDAY, Aug ~ 1873, az
~ O'Clock, for the following work:
SEWERS m portions Of hanhattnst Eghrthrf AMI Eighty
Rfty-sIth-sL TbAt, Horatos.
Dry Doek Fsave olehunlrd snloarLs., Aveaue Boal-
way alteration OF sewer in Thomasst
DRAINS in portions Of fsrh Pnyeycnih One hundred aod
tenth md Oue-hundged nd, went -fourthst'.
RRGULATfNG &C. portions Of GaaseyOors Fysnh 81 sI,y
eghhst sixty pnh-st. Eigbehs EgLtseconds Oneuntrei
aDfrst- Onehundre Ithst 0rshlnlr ami gatl s.,
onehundd sen,ysxtst One-Innirei st. SIiJ-
frsst Pifyseveuhst, Rfiy-frs's, and Lex ytOu-lye
PAVING portions Of FraVe secordsve.. Fyevelihsi FRY
rh Hfiy-seves,h-.t Rhynnhst, srythris'., sixty ninth
ysecOatt, seTntJ iJ1rhst aud Seventy
By onje, Of GEO. ". VAN MORT
Commissioner Of Pajlic WorkA
For fall information see THE CITY RECORD.
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0UR AUSTRALIAN VISITORS. 1t is amusing to
witness the delight shown by many OF the passeu-
gers arriving by steamer from the South the ap.
pearance OF Honolulu and its people is different
from what they expected to see We met a very
agreeable lady in the bookstore the other day, who
was perfectly charmed with everything she W
1.-THE Hotel-why, there's nothing like it in all the
Coloniesi" "And Mr. Herbert is such clever pro-
prietor-nice rooms-and such dinner as we had
yesterday-an plenty of itl" "And then your
natives-ihey are surely noble race; not like our
New Zcalanders, all the time lighting and annoying
u.s." And such musicians They tell me the band
men who played so sweetly last night al the Hotel
were all pure natives and could hardly believe it,.
for the Queens royal baud could play better ~
why, before left home, they told me they were
all cannibals in 0whyhee, and not canuibal do
find here; but they civil and polite as my own
countrymenl / never was astonished in my
lie" We mildly suggested that copy OF Jarves'
History would give her vast deal of correct in
formation relating TO this part Of the world. But
have no time for reading books at sea, and while
I'm ashore must see all can" And so we left
admiring visitor with her that if the
steamers were running to Honolulu, she should re-
turn to Australia this way preference any other
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Card.
Sru,rsnrr Nrnnlsra-

Near HouOlulu, May 9Th, 1878.
Carr. HARDTSe-Dear Sir: We. the undersigned
passengers by this vessel from New Zealand to Homo
lulu have much pleasure, at the termination Of the
trip, in expressing Of the uniform courtesy
and attention which have received from yourself
and the other officers, and which have tended very
much to promote our comfort. You have now been
about two years upon this mail SERVICE and during
that time very frequently upon the New Zealand
Coast, and gladly record the fact that expert
ence above expressed accords with that felt by all
who know you aud the officers Of your ship. We re-
gret to be informed that the present voyage term-
mates your connection with New Zealand. Having
experienced very rough weather during the first few
days of the voyage, have had a good oppor-
tdnity Of observing the sea-gong qualities Of the
ship, and much pleased with her saieness, her
steamng power, and easiness Of motion. Speaking
as landsmen we are of opinion that few crafts could
have behaved better in gale. Her roominess, air
mess, and cleanliness most satisfactory. Many
Of us being residents Of New Zealand would gladly
see contract entered into, and we believe it
would be successful and popular if performed by such
vessels as the Nebraska, under her present Com
mander.
We beg leave to thank you and your officers very
sincerely, and to wish you and them all happiness
and prosperity.
We remain, Capt Harding Yours, &C.,
A. Buchanan, NJ. D. and L. c.. New Zealand, for
self and family; T. Russell, Auckland for s,lf and
family; w. NJ, Bannatyne, Wellington for self and
family; Thomas Fisher, NJ. D., Canterbury James
Williamson, Auckland; l.. II. johnson, London j.
Robertson, J. W. Taylor, james Ansensn and fam
lily, Auckland j. Edmondson, Wellington; Edward
H. Bell, James Davidson, George Herbert, Dunedin
II. l.. Fell; N. B. Percivsl, Canterbury; J, R. 2.
Mcnamara, Cbas. C. Boyes, for self and family,
0tago W. Gray. for self and family, Wellington !;
James Hunter, Glasgow; James Blackjack, Inver.
cargll N. e.; Thos. Henderson, D. Baumont, Auek-
land; 1. A. Douglas. Dunedin; c. j. Halliday and
family, Hokitiki; Andrew Rentoul, Auckland; R.
Richardson, NJ. A., Nelson N. Yarmouth Jones,
England; I. W. Shera and wife, Peter Vragnizan
and family, Auckland.
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From New Zealand.

The Nebraska brought Auckland papers to the
18th of April, the day which she left that port
She brought no Sydney mails, however We find
but very little news by this arrival.
Another change had taken place in the colonial
ministry, by which Mr.. YogeI formerly postmaster
gcnera bias become the premier, and actual head OF
the administration. Aside from this the political
news is unimportant. The Herald has the follow
ing;
It appears that Mr.. Thomas Russell, who is going
to England, and who was, we believe the profess
sional mau who prepared the San Francisco mail
contract has undertaken, gratutously, the task of
enforcing the penalties against Mr. Webb for breach
of contract, and for making inquiries to the pros
poets of continuing the service by that route The
Hon. Mr.. Nogel has returned to Auckland to confer
with Mr. Russell on this subject.
New Zealand fax or hemp is being converted to a
novel use. AT late meeting Of the Dublin Micros-
coPical Society, Professor McNab gave some details
Of his examination Of The vegetable drought for
ward by Dr. Frazer, at previous meeting) now much
used for the manufacture of "chignons" and form
ing beautiful CLASSY chair capable of being dyed
any (ashionable) color. DR.. McNab, however had
from the New Zealsnd fax, the fbres being used in
the rough, the finer portions not being eliminated.
The new steam service from Auckland to the Fits
will be inaugurated IN about a mouths time when
the subsidized boat, the Star Of the South will
start on her first trip. There is no doubt that she
will be fully equal TO the requirements of the trade
aud will be the means Of opening up large bust
ness between Auckland and the Fills. The Auckland
subsidy is to be 500 trip, aud the Fiji subsidy
el50-making a total of ESQ per trip, which, with
TIE cargo and passenrer.trzffc, win. Doubtless.
cause the boat to pay we'll On an average she will
probably, make the trip 10 and fro about once a
month. She will occupy about six days on the pas
sage, thus opening up Fiji as place where exeur-
sionists who have months holiday, can pleasantly
pass away that time. We wish the new service every
success.-Stdr.
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In NIemoriam-S. F. Cleveland.

At a special meeting of Iolani Lodge No. 4, l. o.
G. T, held at their Lodge-room in Wailuku, on May
5th, 1873, the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God, in His
wisdom aud providence, TO remove by death our
Brother, S. F. Cleveland, a member OF this Lodge,
therefore,
Resolved That while we recognize in this bcreave-
ment the hand Of Him who rulcth in love, and gov
erns all things well, lament the death of one
fidelity to our noble Order and regular attendance
at our meetings, has won in marked degree our
respect confidence and love.
Resolved That in token OF our sorrow, our hall and
regaa be draped in mourning for the usual period.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be spread in full
upon the minutes of this Lodge, and that copy be
forwarded to the foreign papers in Honolulu for
publication. j. NJ. CKowELL
Wailuku, May 8, 1873. Committee.
The Friend please copy
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An ARTIST IN LIMBo.-some very odd geniuses
occasionally fetch up at the Station House, more
pecially among runaway whalemen, who arrive out
from home. Last week one of these rowing youth
took lodgings at McDuff's hotel, and his sketch
book, which was a curiosity in its way, was shown
TO us, Indicating that the owner artist of
ordinary merit. In it was peuciling OF favorite
dog, then followed perfect portrait of Wilkie Col
Inns and sketches of various scenes be had copied
all done very skilIfully Our artist evidently did not
know what a ships forecasile was until after he
went TO sea- for be declared be would rather live in
the Station House than whaleship. Such is
life; we are all constantly taken in and guled.
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Law REPORTS. The Advertiser intimates that a
third volume of Reports of decisions of the Supreme
Court is preparing for the press. Upon inquiry we
do learn that at present there is any intention
10 do this as there is no appropriation for its
pensc. 1t is now some eight years since a volume
Of these Reports has appeared. During this period,
there has been accumulation Of decisions Of the
Court in bdnoo sufficient, We believe, 10 make up
large volume, without inserting niSi priaS, jury
cases, or cases at Chambers. which are frequently
reported in the first and second volumes. third
volume would supply want now felt by lawyers,
and would furnish valuable matter for general in
formation. In many matters, these decisions are
supposed TO have settled the law of the land They
should be of ready access for reference, as it is
these and not foreign decisions which furnish au-
thoritative preeedents.
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CoMHERCIAI..
HONOLULU. MY l4. ls7s

-Aa-fAi-aA- ~ MAJ - 1919
r s v-zsin VI hare a6vi1es from Husband 90 April
-s uH-sst rcTurfea firm We extract from
g. H-nifs
s1- we sur-iis1 hui held firmly. There has been
f-ttf al7si cnntatiuns- We quate- Victoria Com
f-t ntr. IL pr Victoria oupanys &c $40:
@ rr-rsrr's NJ I zsi. azuritius white CRYSTALS
e. fr1trlu-erz, -lis Erc1nd couniers IS: Homo
rEur rslzs a tusisa bruvH. ~ tO5d; EnEiish
1asr 60 tr-l pr A
r-r l7-rur prevails n come quarter regarding the
49, IN 1usrrnlnsa calunia stocks guaranteed
be- ~ husas ursueu dru- ave per cent those not guar
uuf-s2 ~ The on best
b i1 eE D. sr PER annuu. and pruba-
uu loaned In Australia Al ten per cent than At
u-r o-h- 1-u-u Rank discounts lower-rAnging in
saaaua ior ~ eight per cent according In
sassg s tank a dscuun; Is unfrequenty low
t--s m car ol sass time and ranges fon that figure
r- ua-ir m r1uit-
lt sriur sHzs-i- f- se quarter ending March 81 the
sat Erun-is-a Bllzfar has the following remarks:
mr. u1o1s suesf fr quarter compare IS fol-
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m cuuzar sus decrease q nearly 900 600 rs. The
farr tf tht iEaG1rs from Houolulu nOtpwurtly
Te-liull uusi g 1he sarar imported frum the Hawaiian
lal1s "a q called grocery grades The
~ rrul uu n cuau-y received has ebrAced larger
rrilr n nv s-sde qualities. sutalic only flr the
tu-ret Ile which have bed "a these diminished
urls m AEEattHu euars haFe heea the uurcmuneratiNe
liiaa1 thc ulnrEa ciscqucuf ufun the competition
uuuz rene- thr irEcI-d production the Islands,
lar1-le prizes rsllze In thu markets Of New
Euzzd zd An-r.a Ia fis arst quarter Of ISL
rs f5s against 81 900
- $50 and Do i On lsde- The strife among the
reeu rrE cFci g. D. settled Hereafter. Efforts will
BE- tf rur o. extend The trade r. remote markets than
f- business - each other In the limited
tri htr criel. The production az Beet Root sugar
l1-rl 81 bong quietly Developed and b will some day
a-surur prominent place IN the industries Of the state
rhs sau-sr .raslz arrived on the sth from Auckland
VA rs sii nru and eis the Oh for san Francisco,
i-tur uai is Tsuoe hand This closes the per
i-rm-uo-, si,t Eclb Iiu,
-br snip d7s, Rope. loo DAYS from Boston, arrived
-1srr viri tall eafge Scr Me--rs c. Brewer % she
tar aus u rsks Coal COO kers q Nails 100
i Esau lslo Kerosene - kers Shocks 2 ss5 bbls
s via iHse quantity ~ hardware rcceries aud mis-
uuslus Esais Afssr dis1argng SHE viii proceed En-
dr-ius- Isisss O. lead Euano.
T- Gurc Csrs Hayes The last Of the spring whalers
Den yesterday e Arctic ocan Offhe entire feet which
vi tlut Frund, about half will direct
81 Hpuduiu rorfiou q the rest after going to San
Ezser 81 ars-s vii l-zby come here also Fran
isso rs--tag Irt Tor uilaers found TOO costly
-f Ha- UitgT from san Francisco On route for Navi-
atur EsHnds iou- here Yesterday and sailed again. The
Luual1 arrived Sunday from staruck Island the
sag ndIlu Friday Ast from San Diego. en-
az oha-t Notwithstanding these q vessels
hlr has only three foreign erait ia 8; AT this date