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PORT OF HONOLULU, II. I.
AR

g 7 2-Am stmr Costa Rica, w F Lapidge, s days and 10
hours from san Francisco.
2-Am ship Cosinga, Ropes, "a days from Enderbury
q 9 Island.
2-Schr Odd Fellow, KOlOlina, from HlO, Hawaii.
2-Schr Keoni Ana, J DudOit, from Waianae-
3-Schr Juanita, T. Dudoit, from Kaunakakai, MolOkai.
3-Schr Hattie, Nika, from NaWiliEili, Kauai.
3-Stmr Kilauea, Taylor, from Hawaii and Maui.
ESchr Active, Puaahiga. from KOlOa, Kauai.
4-Schr ManuOkaWai, Paekai, from Moloaa, Kauai.
5-Schr Fairy Queen, kaaina, from Hanalei, Kauai.
@Schr Warwick, Kalawaia. I'm Kalaupapa, MOlOkai.
5-Schr Luka, Kaai, from MoIOaa, Kauai
G-Schr Jenny, Lambert, I'm Waimea & KOlOa, Kauai.
Gu : surveying ship Portsmouth, Skeuett, from n
cruise
Claw ship LunaIiIo, W ii Marsten, 10 days from San
Francisco, en- route for the Navigator Islands
G-SchT HOkulee, Heneri, from MOOaa, Kauai.
7-Schr Uilama, Davis, from KOna & kau, Hawaii
7-Schr Rob Roy, Jim, from Rooau.
s-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane. from Lahaina, Maui
S-Schr Ia Mol, West, from Kahului, Maui
S-Schr Waioll, Fountain, from kaunakakai & PukOO.
S-Schr Iuanita, q Dudoit. from Kaunakakai-
9-Stmr Kilauea, Taylor. from Hawaii and Maui.
SSchr Pauahi, HOpu, from HilO, Hawaii
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Oertlsrt.


The CASE Of tie submission Of Hollister Il Co.
and the Minister Of Finance before the Court in
Banco, in the question of duties upon overland
freights, which was decided during the past week
in favor Of the importer, was one Of much inter
est and importance 20 the mercantile community
Our customs laws being somewhat vague and
scant. the revenue officers are left n good deal to
their own judgment, not only in the way Of in
terpretatiOn Of the existing law, but also Of sup
plying in practice regulations that are wanting
in the law and it Is perhaps natural that on
points Of some difficulty and obscurity, they
should rather give the Government than the i'm
porter the benefit Of the doubt.
The completion Of the overland road across the
American Continent introduced an apparently
new feature into the importing business We say
apparently, because the Court, in It's late deci-
sion, recognizes the fact that as far az our
revenue system IL concerned, no real change Is
made by the new route for freight. The collec-
tors of our ports had never pretended to charge
duties on freights accTuing between the Atlantic
States and san Francisco by way Of Cape Horn
or the isthmus Of Panama but when importers
began to transport their goods from New York or
DAAAIA AtAAAAeAt IDAAEf DffAAAAhA ~ 1NAh ~
jastead Of by ocean routes to the same place to
be shipped for Honolulu, they were charged adj
ditional duties on the overland charges, upon the
theory that san Francisco thereby became the
port Of export. This was the technical point at
issue in the case under review; our laws clearly
calling for duties upon all costs winch have ac-
crued upon the goods up to the time Of leaving
the port of export. The theory of the other side
of the case was, that any port Of entry IL n place
of export for goods invOiced for transportation to
another country, and that this character Of the
place is not affected by the goods subsequently
passing through the territory of the same gov
eminent as that of such port of entry. This is
the view held by the Court in ruling upon the
case, and the precedent is established for the
future rs concerns our revenue practice. I'm
porters may, upon procuring certified invoices Of
their goods at Atlantic ports of entry, make
their election to forward them to Honolulu by
way of Cape Horn, the isthmus, or the Rocky
Mountains with equal freedom from extra revenue
charges.
This established principle of course applies tc
goods imported from Europe and other countries
| though nowhere was the abuse so burdensome as
in connection with the American overland route
This decision substantially agrees with the
view of Mr.. Smith, the late Minister of Finance
as expressed in his letter to certain merchants
published August Goth, 1872.
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DEPARTURE S.

2-schr Annie, Spencer, for Kona and Kau, Hawaii.
2-Schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
2-Schr Ka Moi, West, for Kahului, Maui.
2-Schr Waiola, Fountain. for Kaunakakai, MolOkai.
e-SlOOp Live Yankee, Clark, for Hama, Maui.
4-Stmr Kilauea, Taylor, for Maui and Hawaii.
4-Schr Keoni Ana. J Dudot, for Waianae.
5-Schr Juanita, @ Dudoit, for Kaunakakai, MOlOkai.
5-Schr Active, PuaahiWa, for KOloa, Kauai.
5-Schr Odd Fellow, Kololina, for Hio, Hawai-.
5-Schr Hattie, Nika, for Mooaa, Kauai.
O-Schr Fairy Queen, kaaina, for Hanalei, Kauai
G-Schr MnnuokaWai, PaIekai, for Moloaa, KanaL
G-Schr Warwick, Kalawaia, for Kalaupapa, Molokai
Am stmr Costa Rica, Lapidge, for san Francisco.
7-Schr Luka, Kaai, for MolOaa, Kauai
-Schr HOkusle, Heneri, for Moloaa, Kauai
E-Haw ship LunaElO, Marsten, for Navigator Islands
s-Schr Jenny, Lambert, for koloa q Waimea, Kauai
S-Schr Rob Roy, Jim, for KOoau-
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From the Missouri Republican, July >.
Sugar Making in Louisiana.

If the propositions for emancipation in the Span
ish West Indies shall be carried into effect, as now
appears certain. we shall probably witness a re-
vival of the PROSTATE interest of sn~gar-making in
Louisiana and Southern Texas. The emancipation
Of slaves has already begun in Porto Rico, and
Spanish advices inform us that the Cortes have de-
termined to abolish the system in Cuba. AS Cuba
is our great rival in sugar growing, and as cheap
slave labor there enables the Cuban planters to
undersell ours, the abolition of slavery on the ISL
and will destroy the advantage and restore the
ability Of the Louisiana planters - make sugar
without a protective tariff. Brazil is 4 cheap sugar
growing country. and the emancipation OF slaves
has begun there, also, and the time is not far dis
tant when slavery will cease to exist in this part of
the globe. There is no doubt that the abolition of
slavery we'll nigh abolished the sugar-making in
terest of Louisiana. The crop of 1872 was lOS,j2O
hogsheads the year before ii was l2S.46I hogs
heads and the year before that it was SO, 700 hogs
heads. Before the war. the crop was accustomed
to range from 800, 06O to $4,000 hogsheads. The
cause of the great falling off Is to be found in the
destruction of the cheap system of slave labor in
this country and the impOssibility of competing
with the cheap sugar of the West Indies. There Is
reason to believe that this disadvantage might be
compensated by a subdivision of the plantations in
Louisiana, and 4 division of the labor of sugar
making. Hitherto planting, cane grinding and
sugar-boiling have been one business, requiring
large capital and costly appliances. If it were di-
vided into two ndgstries-that of cane-growing
and that of Sugar-making-it would be s%implifed
and cheaper sugar would be the result. The time
will probably come when sugar mills for buying
and grinding cane will be established all ever the
state. and when the owners of small plaatatiOnS.o or
the tenants of large ones will simply cut their crops
and dispose of them to these mills-thus simplify
ing and cheapening the process of sugar-making.
and enabling Louisiana to produce sugar on equal
terms with Cnhn.
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The PROSPECTS ARE, that the Australian line
will be revived crelong, by steamers from the
Sydney end Of the route. BY the last mail, the
Minister of Finance received n telegram from the
Colonial Secretary Of New South Wales, inform
ing that arrangements had been completed there
for q line Of steamers to run direct from Sydney
to san Francisco. touching at Honolulu. to make
the voyage in twenty-five days, and asking
whether the Hawaiian Government would CO.
operate by granting n subsidy. We are informed
that an answer has been returned to the effect
that this Government is not in q position to grant
a money subsidy, but that any such proposed
line would be granted free wharfage, storage, etc.
We hear nothing positive by the last mail as to
the proposed Burnside line.
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MEMORANDA.

Z Report OF STEAMSHIP CosrA RIcA, ". r. LAPIDGE, Con-
aSNBER-Len san Francisco at 9 P " on Thursday, July
stth- Had favorable winds and pleasant weather. Arrived
in Honoluu Al 10 a " Saturday, August ala passage Of s
days and 10 hours. JAMES r. TUCKER, PurseT.
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OAHU COLLEGE!
VNHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
Will be Opened on Wednesday, Sept. 10th,

Candidates tor admission will b. examined on Monday and
Tuesday preceding.
Applicants will Be examined in Mental Arithmetic, in Prac-
teal A Arithmetic. as far as Common Fractions; in Primary &C.
ography, and in Elementary English Grammar.
Tuition FOR all branches in the regular course will be SlOO
per week. No deduction VIII be made for absence OF less than
half a term, except in case Of sickness. Vocal Music and
Drawing will be taught without extra charge. Instrumental
Music and French are extra
Two Omnibusses will run between Punahou and Honolulu
Tor the accommodation Of pupils.
The Boarding Department in connection with the Institution
is open TO pupils Of both sexes. Good rooms are provided and
which are furnished by the occupants. Teachers and pupils
take their meals together al the same table, and fare alike in
every essential respect.
The teachers for the next year will be-. p. Church, T. W.
Damon, Miss II. +. Coan, Miss Mary Haven.
p. P. CHURCH,
:. {. DAMON, ! Committee.
aug Ia 5. y. CASTLE,
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AssIGNEE,S NOTICE.

"HEREAS CHUNG SHAN. OF HOMO
w lulu. has made an assignment OF all his property. both
real and personal, to the undersigned Tor the benefit Of his
creditors; nov, therefore, all parties having claims against the
said Chung Nyan. are hereby requested To present the same
10 the undersigned, and all parties indebted to the said Chung
Nyan, are hereby requested L. make immediate payment to
Honolulu IHEOD. { HEUCk.
Au.- j IL. WV In Ii InII.-M,
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ALoNG TIE

schr Kinau, at Tibbitts & sorsnson's wharf. sails for Ma
hSO tomorrow
sehr UHama, at the old Custom House wharf, sails for KOna
and Kan tO-morrOw.
schr Waiola, al Judd's wharf, sails for Kaunakakai and Pu-
ko tomorrow
schr Nettie Merrill. at Brewers wharf, sails for Lahaina to-
morrow.
Schr IA MOI, at Brewers wharf, sails for Kahului tomorrow.
ship Cornga, n the Esplanade, is discharging for repairs.
ketch Lunallo, schr Prince, and U 5 surveying ship Ports
mouth are out In the stream
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Music THIS AFTERNooN.-The Band will play at
Emma Square, commencing ut > O'Clock. Following
is the programme. 10 conclude with a march around
the square
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT LADIES HATS

OF TIE NEWboI oHAFhs MD EIILHp'
White, Black and White, Brown Canton and Leghorr. BbaA
Shamrock, Thetis, Lynton, Pepita aud Viola Hats,
Gents and Boys Pearl Straw Hats,
Chndrcn's Sun Hats, white and colOred.
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xxrE yoIID SUGGEST TO OUR CUSTOMERS y THE PUBLIC GENER-
' =. HIn@ aThwU weary without giving them once twOc oats OF good paint Tmd y wh and unE
moi snmmT and me heavy rains Mwm penrneu the unprotected bmnsd during the @~~tngw winter will
anam@prmg Mw m cost Ia wsh three tunes the amount hh wUdHk oPm them now
buck sons Lead and Zinc are the BEST Pnne Tm uu.th2 usN ThLm fact, some go oar as to assert
they aru BEST PM@m known 1.-THE world Meakr p@STn Im@Wmg our r@s and The friends every
mmdTm Hubmrk * Ssc haaudP paint Wemwh havoc inland "dGr SALE our qualities @ White leads and
I@p% uSmS0r Whne Zinc including Hubb"k X smsh@ ttnnd~ Adw hhkw We ca s"tar and everybody
me Print line regard to Quality amt UC
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PRICE 4 list
CHELSEA LA UNDRY !

HoNOLUD :, H.. l.; July Z, 1873.
an n AFTER THIS ID ATE. THE FOL-
" LOWING Il .ATES will be charge d on all work done at
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LABOR CONTRACTS.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED BEING DULY AUa
n thorized, is prepared to take Acknowledgements to Con-
tracts for Labor, required by the :" Act for the protection Of
parties TO contracts, authorized by Section 14l7 of the Civil
Code" approved the 29th day of July, 1872. One point borne
in mind viii save delay, viz, if the person to be shipped is not
personally knObvn by the Agent who takes the acknowledge
ment, his identity must be sworn to by some person who
is kHOICn by the Agent.
CHAS. Il. GULICK,
Agent to take Acknowledgements for the Island of
a2 Oahu.
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HEmMEO STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS

hEmnlEU CnCD
White Six Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Embroidered Hdkisr
Ladies' & Children's Waterproof Nantes!
Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets and Circular Nantes,
RIack Spanish Lace Pallumnies,
white Bernouse CIoaks, White Llama ClOaks,.
Queensland Wool Shawls, Reversible Ottoman Sha"Is'
Roman Striped Tunic Shawls, Llama Lace sha"ls'
RIack six Hair Nets, Black and Brown InVlsiDie NETS
Nv Chignous. Needles and Fancy Needle Cases.
PUGGARIES Of Various Colors ana Styles
Gents Ties and Scarls in great variety.
Gents Collars and Cuffs, Cricketng Elastic bsils,
Crcketing Caps, Light Fancy Tweeds, Scotch Tweeds'
Mems ana Boys White, Regatta and CTimean shirts.
BLACK. Brown & Shot Glaze Silk Umbrellas
White and Buff Gordon Cotton Umbrellas.
o. I04 Linen Table Damask, Table Napkins.
Water Colors and Drawing Materials
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Ladies' First
Josephine French Kid Gloves

YAK Lace. Maltese and Valenciennes Lace,
Embroidered Trimmings, New Fancy Trimmings.
Large and Beautiful Assortment Of
Artificial Flowers, Droops, Sprays, Buds. fruits ana
Ostrich Feathers.
Gold Bead Necklcts, Gold and Silver Plated Clasp ana an
assortment Of Ornaments.
Embroidered Sets Sleeves and Collars,
Rrooks,. TAYLOR. Orrs 4 McNaughrs and Coats Reel
Cotton,
Chinese Meudiug and Embroidery cotton
Black. White aud C0lored Sewing silks, TWISTS
Black, White and CoOred Isle Thread OioVes'
White and Colored Isle Thread Oaunuets'
six Hose and Half Hose, silk Undershirts,
Fancy and Brown Cotton Half Hose
Oxf,rd and Cambridge Cashmere Hose,
ladies' white Isle Thread Hose,
Brown Balhriggin Embroidered Hose
ladies' and Girls White Cotton Eose ana Lace nochs'
Autmacasgars, Lace Curtains.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
p~rrppsN MapEpT-S

March I'LL m.-ousois opened Al o2} o2 for fnoney
fo- the account uuited Fvc-fwcniy oonls
- ~ gi is61s saii TenFornes. ssi New fl'e' S'f INV
n. ssf - 90. ~ . 7,-.-tr bapds
- q rs. fof the iss1e 81 1871 L.. ,fi4fe,r Tn
'--vrEroli March I'LL u.-Coiiou opened lule~ s ~
-. "a Nidding Oflesus. I'D ... f-,l,,. Md.
- r--is "A 1sii. M1llng Oroans aas.c e-ies s,. s
t ~ Ssvnnsh ChsTesi01 fehraarl Ane , a., ths
-, pr,s Nsrct aud Agrl ssi The roeiSis % .e- oa ~
a.. b.ve QfUlQ ilcillne ls'' A~e0-
o. -, es,rs ii2 q. r-Bne RsilWar shares Sit
Ill n--1rerlsAls
~ Nos 81. o.. - -, ..,,s a. BuIrou cone infolthe
-. IA PrFlsrd on hsance TO-DAY s &looFA NoasoN N-1 ~
l-ties elosea usehanged 20, -
80. Nrrrb II--p ra.-Rentes closed a 56t ISo
-.,at N.rca lis ,. Notiol closed NiiA leNNNlIe
lh- "a .b cav harc bales nciuiing lo Tor
t1f " .,-s- III ne ale American The
Vr "a abTe. a MHnakeser dull and prices sre iover
rt. v--~ te rrcepu o ee three dsfs have
81 gss lnead4Rg 100 American keeuhed FelIo'eAil'
~ p M.-cA f-Bve7iur-Bacon opened a ~ and closed
- go ssr Sbori M-l-si spirits Turpentne - per c~I
q n ,-,, gt-ch l-Eveuiag -Luseed Oh tS per ton
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NFw-YonK. Tuesday. March II. 1873.

NEw-YonK, Tuesday. March II. 1873.
Although there was no possibility of doing an
outdoor business with the rain coming down IN tor
rents throughout the creator part Of the day good
deal Of satisfaction was expressed by horse dealers gen
erany that Old Probabilities" has az last taken the
street cleaning In his hands ana there II
now some prospect OF showing pair Of horses on te
road without placing their lives ana Inbs IN leopaG1y.
Trade to-day was restricted 20 the current demand lo
ordinary graft horses. In the Bull Head MarAet ana
the following sales under the haL Lcr eeclc4 uui
the regular semi weekly sale, held at MI Wllam IN
Tas-elPs Horse and Carriage Auc ion Mart IN bast
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
ciuTF maPNrre

-ssss - si5l - 1lTlsI Ihe t0-iaJ ouv
- 90 nfpy Tor ihs far Z68 bead or is car,
.l ot 81 sane uus lssi Eeek There were no rpo-T
sr,.r@ 81 - s'e ht1g doSu. The slow al c
- N~t 4 cettg pncts Atkouvb there fufl
- ~ ~ h4sie-- bgyers Bat htth usress ,1,s 6ors n,
y te ,r-r ,s.y - - snippng are hodug stoek
sSe DIV ~ 1sas Aboui 70 hsad were dss al .Is -
--e - Cs - .aslng ron oso "a n as a. ~ ~ Is.
re- y ~ - = ',srazhg ~ p -, II head Isaiss, .,
efrfHsHt ~, 1 ei - IA y bead
G s = ~ ll1 Iheosee seen, syezug 6ss 4 III &sfs 20
Iel1s ssla -.ol o 81 - NJ. 10 hesa lbo -. =
leen aFcrarug i,4-t ~ a - hes Ts,.s 70 - sho
averaging its o. al s 73 % lead AsoEa 49, snS sI.s
e. 3ii - s'st@sne LA n,
LsNBsrbe receipts to-dav wefe q .oo -. =,
t s1ppy ior the @set q hus Tar d. 20o bead ssaast ne
if s Hrek ihe market ice Te fairly gsen ROT NE
hOes-fhe reoelp t61ay $50 LEAD lnatna M,
~ ~ sees hua Ear 80 bead azlfi eo bead a.
isV ne SLOW af
.lDDug sses % 20 bead lnos averaging nj a. ~ ~
fror 'atesf Ts.grapA Aorhss Fiyih Pogs.l
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
cnrror nlprrre


GttVyros March lC0ttoa Good Of5uaT l6e net re
bales; erDorsto Britain LOG baesi
~ h'asi sses. 81 hal-s, ! stock. 0el1 bsles.
laiiAsELaHIA. March li.-Co.t0u dal. Mio4lugs. aic
sAvAssAa March IC0on 0uet Addlags lsc oct receipts
81 pae exorto Great Britain. l2 bales; 20 The oontneui
. laia sfs l-l2 nales. rocE. s15Ll taAes.
ArG't 1afcl lC0I0u moderate demand h1dbngs, lStc
rrc~rtl ttl ace sses. bls 5aeE
bAtIkoEE March ilgottou dull and nominal hddhngs zoe
- ee 10 oaesi ezyoreoastase 81 bales sales oI bales
SoESoik Nireh r-Cotou dali M3dBgs ise; net
a2thsas
- Lovn Msrea uCot,on nominal; receipts 34 bales
a11ncUt flf bales
8~ros Mrch % otiol dali and depressed Modhng 2lc
" r~i III 9-. gToss, 4iJ zl1s, 200 bales stock W
kses
LoruvIILE Mlrt lCoton uncasnget NodhRgs lslc
fef-1pp f05 haes. stipne5ts. 81 baeA
NotssAri Marct llatton du Middsgs lgtc. reoep iO0
pi -; anpuc1h- - 1aet seck. lu.jl5 daieS
hEEOlLEass. haoh llCoto1-SuppY FAR
~ Oroiusy e Low idnnrs. lgtc; Middlngs. lefc;
- so. bales a. bss; Continent 81.
Ses saies ioo bales @ so baiss; sot rs bales
"tLEsGroS AsFca Cottou H51l1gs lGjc reoe pts
~ l1es ssts u lles; locE. 5t8s balrz
Ahs-hs h9scl lltoi0u Gull; Low MildnuFs I3 l8ie
- - Sta baei s1ipnests stack IS "a bai-s
tAAELlsrus Aare1 lC0tsn elser; Miodings Ios Md
-. oti 1000 Or1larJ l7i1 7ic Ordinary Gidl7c; e
0etfs 10 fsesf sales 100 ss aock IS Z23 bales
aohLs hafci lC0tt0n weak irregular, M35Engs sie.
h--nnEt l Good Ordrsry l74c receipts bales; &
Sef'~o'ssise - bss, sales 80 bses sioek s1S6 bales
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
fnanridl
OsIs asp MIss.saFgl Ia

Oslo nIssIsuPF RAILWAY CsnPASY
OgsOs, Do BR0kDwAT NEV fosK March li 1879
RkMONAL.-The OHIO AND MlSSISS SIPPI
~ HALLWAY C0hPAhf has moved ts ooes No. y Broad
"a Wsrreas AeHl0f Ie Coupons of ii sseot4 Con-
se1 horeaEs bou zl1zilg Ia Au. 5a paid
NQIiCE. The ORANGE COUNTY Ma
tiOAAL "a h, osts Gless. The state NeFuolt
- N ~ fam th hoe hs5efs Of sai8 40
sse ~ sfese fe5F dso5 ae yler
~ t1s aAsoeiatloa- oT laeat Dase1. laa. ~ isIl
NJ u. AUSTIN CsssieL
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
..rr1prs OLE pROnuCE-

Ffsrsif ava R1frodnG
F-ts. Ashes p 4s3 bales Cotton. y pigs D1ed Print
Rouf ~ 500 busSh heat, 1850 huSh Corn.
~ % SIS bush Mali $50 hags Grass see1 lss esis Be,ns
80 ~ bags Caru Meal, l60 HONS 100 bels Oat
hsN Fenp lo2 bales Hope 9lg hdss bot bales hioes
Mo- f,ssr . bhls Spirits furrentine na pkg PORK psg
~ Cut Meats 3 ukg Grease, 3 rs tc Lard laS ptgs
81 80 -. Cheese G69 pkVs. TaloW. POO Dressed Hogs pk
B 81 ares starch $50 bids Tobacco, - bblk Nhsky ~
fsal' K bSlA Skins % bhh. OIL
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12


fate Of Yor COnv Hs- Fork-I RDWlN J. NJ ~ 10
Cashier OF The Commonwealth IN the Wy o
G 1870 .,8 hsFef X j. HUBSTls, Cashier.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before this nh day e March lS
:. b MoTT. Notary Public
Carrert--attes, RRUBRN MAHLEI. }
FRANCIS LELAND, ; Direot0rA
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
cout,uued from Third Page.
vpaprApIrS.

..,o.. saf7 bhls illge demand iof roena
sursru ei - We.t indies the sioct hgn nrre
gs. So ss Paeh eovs were shSy up % Sos her. ,oof
ks ~ N rey. and nov ths msrsei /. sass' ' Ttip
-. Set some BorRHdl omatookSh lev po'"s
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
DenilsirD
Ghanres for busluess Men


DRUG STORE for SALE ut Geneva, n. u
kssbhi nearly year; business engagements AG'
dreSs Loc1 Box ~ Geaeva. NJ T.
NOR SALE-LOng-estab MANUFAC-
rTEING BUSINESS of DRESS CLOAK aHd hANrtILA
ersas splendid chance 5r buai
80 man. Adarr,s MANUFACTURER, Box 100, rnbune Ofce
IMPORTANT to DRUGGISTS ANY one
wish.ag business ebarSe oaon rare chance s
hours ndc Ncw-fOrk Store
,e 6ed upsiiGaed the principal thofuugha-uoW dong
s. busine and complete Ook SstaegrY oI selling
Am further information gVen by AMOS q. fOhkhf
No Colsge-plaee. New iorE CiII.
DARrNER WANTED in "a good reliable
and nothing half
interest can be obtained sioJ and wosih Tor
good required small House S be
tes n rrrhang Address J. W.. rbuae Ohce
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
Dipiorno Nnnrcs.

BEIE RAILWAY C0uPAsY Szw-sORK Peh. II, lsT3
nlNIDEND.-Ihe Directors of this Company
II Lave declared DIVIDEND from he Of he Road ioI H.
m0ths endnr list Dcenher umo of HREB AND ONhALf
PER CENT The PbFRRRKD SrOCK ani also Dividend Of
ONB And IHIiEL-QUARfEhS PER CENT The COMMON
sTOtK from Of c months ending Dec
payable the 5l DAY March Al the ohce Of
Nes.r. Sherman Co.. II NassauL, the registered
bo irr1 of stock TIE c3sng % boosa
Tran Books Preferred Common Stock w be
eos OF business lst daY " harch neEt
rn enan closed until the morning lhe h u March 81 order Of
thd l0lri. IL " OTIS. secretaTY.
THR JEVTERsos ISsUaASCE Co.,
TluNITT BUILDING 30 III BEo.DwArt Z
Nav-Y0RK. March 10. i371
VIHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
regular seuAHnw DlYIDEND OF PIyB PBR CBNf on the
-tps sioc six PER CENT dividend he outs and
profit. hoft uas- cash demand also FOUR
TEBS CENT capital crhoae being the undi
of l8s2 WI B. FLONERl. Secretary.