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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
Business Notices.

Cheap C0ai.-Stove S6.75, Nut $500 per 22lO
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
street Bridge. feb21-tf WIN. }. Brown
To Pic Me PARTIEs.-A fine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup. fresh Salmon. LobsteTs, Sar-
dimes, Pickied ami Cove Oysters. Sc., NC. Alse
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined aud Brass preserve
kettles. Mason. Dexter. Valve, wilcox, and 9th
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
At BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
Steam AfomIzara.

For the Inhalation of a'onized fluids in the treat
ment of chr i.s.tses OF the throat, air passages
and lungs. Being SelEaciing they produced an even
and continuous flow Of ~ -sy without Inconvenience
or labor. during the ist two or three wears we
have supplied several dozen of these atOmiEeTs and
in most eases With very Satisfactory results.
Is. BBlNGHURSI Gu, ApOthecaries,
-r -' Coraer Sixth and Mark ct streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

G. CHAUEEY BURR, Esq, gave his lecture on
Men an MoRkeyS-dR aHs'oer to DarIcin,ni at
The oratory OF Delaware College to a literally
crowded hall last evening All the Professors OF
the college, together with the clergy of Newark,
and their families we're present
Another lecture of Mr.. Burr's scientific course
Is TO De gwen at the same place on Friday even
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

EMIGRANTs.-Mr. Clarence Hollyday, Of
Centreville, Md, had been actively engaged in
bringing emigrant labOrers to this country, and
distributing them at various places through the
Peninsula. Last week be took down q number
Of German labOrers male and female. He also
procured three Swedish labOrerS for Randolph
PeteTs, EsqY near this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
CRY NOTICES.
Perfume a omirers.

An elegant. pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
for dihuSng reriumCry in the most economical man
ner scenting the clothing, handkerchief and Lair
and for making cooling and soothing applications Of
water or other liquids, for headache inamed eyes.
burns, sensitive surfaces &e, also for disnieciing
and periuming the sick room. For safe by
i. BRlNGHURST q CO..
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

SALES OF MoNET.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF Mutual L1an Association, last evening
S<SoO sold at . per cent premium, and $1,000 az
law was adopted, allowing 10 per cent, for
each full year, on all premium bids.
AT the annual meeting OF the BrandywIne Loan
Association, last evening, $1,000 sold at 2l per
cent. premium; 1900 at l6, ami SI2O at 10
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
LeeAL IAfELLIeENe

Dull weather ag, IN.
NOPOlice cases thin -morniug. - -
Amusements still continue brisk.
Aid and Central Loan Associations meet tc.
House, next week
Governor Ponder was in town last evening -
lie went 70 Dover, this morning.
ChaunceY Bnrr's lecture on "AIeu and Moukeys'
Wlll be delivered at the Opera house. this evening.
The reunion of the old First Delaware Repi-
ment takes place at the Custom Honac, tomorrow
afternoon
II all our people having colds were now taken
guard LEFT
ing hard, but lr they are any harder than our
payelnents have been this winter we riy We trans
gressOr -7"-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

MkETiNo OF LoASs.-On Thursday evening,
Feb 27th, a meeting of representatiVes from tte
various Loan Associations OF this city, will be held
al No. SO2 Market street, second oor for the pur-
pose o. considering measures reative to the work
ing Of Loan Assoclations
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

THE WEST CHESTER Il PHILApELPHIA RAIL
ROAD STOCK UP.-ln view of tho probability of
the above named road becoming paIt and parcel
oil the PennsylvanIa Road the stock OF the former
has within the last few days taken an upward
tendency until 1t now commands par. $50 liner
share - = IT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
GIFT ENTERTAINMENTS

Tomorrow evening, at Odd Fellows Hall, Ru.
tas SomeTby & Co, will appear with their pecu-
liar entertainment, and gift festival. One hun
dred presents, including complete set of cham
Der furniture, valued at $40, will be given away
nightly. Tue performance given each night is a.
so excellent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

NEWSAFE--- John McI.ear a SONS. hava
procured large hre and bnrelar proof eafe
from MaWin 4 Co, Philadelphia. Il Is being
placed IN their banking bOase, No. 602 AfaF-
ket street, to-day. IL is the largest safe "a the
State' weighs over eight tons, and cost 81, 600
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

- 10 BE REMovED.-The depot Of the Smyrna
Branch Railroad, at Smyrna, which road connects
that town with the Delaware Railroad, at Clayton,
Is TO De removed to some other portion Of the
lnun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

TIE NEW Y0RK ROsn0FFEcR 1.-The sum Of
sAOoO,OOo has been already expended IN the
construction pf ne new pOsfOfIlos in New
4Otki S1,OO00OO more are requisite 70 finish IL
mhhoA WI Be neea6d NJ asFlAor a DFoOflk-
tl0ns remain, and consequently the work 20
=. 81 penee Qntil ecHaEp oeil attlqp Il bad IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

Nor YET OccUPIED.-The new engine house o,
inc washington 8 f. Z. Co, is not yet occupied,
but will probably be entered next week.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

w. z; x 3. L. A.-The WMkiugmen's Cooper
at'Ve Building and Loan Association, met last
evening. l" regular monthly session. The months
transacted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

SAFR FoR THR CLAYTON HousK.-Mss.rs Mar.
vim 4 Co, of PhiladelPhia, are building a large
safe, to be placed in the Clayton House, in this
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

REUNION AND BAEQUEF.-The reunion OF
The uemeeP aftAe Fifa Delaes H6hfoIeei.
wig aske naes 4 Ahe Cusl1h lI0A&, u to
O'Clock tomorrow aflegDo0a, A banonet viii
e given 10 shc evening, At RobinsonS saloon,
40. siT Market street. ALI The members 81 lhs
ga Eitsl are Fe9aegied 10 be present on both
occaaiona
The committee fear Ihot some of he regiment
whose adakcb cdntd md 81 ouhk. haee not
received lnvTetioqA BAT Ell are desired 70 be-
Pseafli qp both PoealiOnA eflarnopn end SVens
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
MANHOOB.
nov AOsr, now REsrOnKDl

AAOeS LOST, HOW AtESrO HEDl
HFIsRa Just published. neg edition Of
A9t4Hr rDr. enlverweli's ceiebrated es 1900
6WI The radical cure without N odiesSs
SaD OF fSpeFuIaiorTho oca. OF Seminal Wesk-
ness, lBVellqtaFy Seminai Losses ImBotencV
Mental sad Physical lnespacity. Impedfmepis a fo
Fits induced s. E2i-in9 oF Ss s1,rs ana
axanec.
aAPTiee, in a gsalad envelope. onIy eeuts
The celebrated author. ia this adInirabie esssy
clearly eeilonstrates. frl1n q LhiFty years Snecs@s
iui prAetiee.. that tne alarming consequences 81
seit-abuse nay DC radically uuFed without ths daS
gerous use OF internal medicine or the apBliesIfo
% the knlies p9lhtlug out mode Of cure Al once
simple. cerulns apd e. &c uhk 81 mksus ~ wficb
every sufferer, no matter what hiss coadition rasT
be, may cure himself chsallF, privately ard rads.
callf. Ft p trsF -..e - 49, -. - '@A'-
81 - Tbs Lecture should bein The hands of ever,
youth aAd every mAa 10 the land.
sent under seal, ia plain eaVbIops ta sKv "A.
dress Or % OI SIX eents o. fseo No. -.
By addressing the Du5iisheFf
20 cenIs. S. ~ b'4Se'
.SadCfesSaaa' l s ;s:':s. ss!.Es y s..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
THE QUEEN OF TRAGEDY.
MEN AND MONKEYS.

Tonight, at the Masonic Temple, C. Chauncey
Burr will deliver his lecture entitled Men aud
Monkeys-An Answer to Darwin" This lecture
is said to be interesting welt as instructive, and
as the proceeds are to be applied to a charitable
purpose, the attendance should be large.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
.TGAaE and NBnod.
COALE~ ODALI

~ THIS RNTRRPRIse c0AL d "a iie
= xoFkguperlOF article, ffss of dirs knd ,l.,s.
kept undsr eaVoE. ana dsfiEafed hr0Ianl2V 49,
A,N. KE1fHLRRs 81,
-. bueeqt3of - ggeeph EOaG
'aalS-aS 4gfp q H9sas ane "e1t stFsgIs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
AMpaaMENfa,
drHk SoiExrAx dnn" At EAG OFERA ii5esr.

''rHk foHExrAN dIRh" At Erta OPERA iiotsE.
AtIhs opera ffsuse, last evening the popular
opera of "The Bohemian Girl," was produced by
che Engsh Opera Company1 before large au-
dieneo. Miss Rose HelsOe, pretty and petite, was
trreailtable, 80 ArlSas, and was frequently ap-
msrble halls" in q manner perfectly charming,
and was Tapturously encored. Mrs. Zelda Se-
guin, as the Gipsy Queel acquitted herself excel
lently, and sang "Bliss forever past" with such
pleasing effect that il was also promptly sncersd,
MT. brookhouse Bowler made IN e~estive 1hId
deus, while Mr., John Clark, Is Court ArHhein'
acted well, and sang "rhe heart bowed with
weight Of woe" in superb style Mr. John Chat
teIson was quite amusing as FlorcStiea, and Mr..
Efward SeRuin, as DepikhOoc acted in spirited
aud daring manner The chorus was excellent,
and hne orchestra, under the direction of s. Be-
hrens, added greatly to the pleasing effect Of the
performance. Takeu altogether, II was fine
performance, and one of the most pleasing and
agreeable given this season. The troupe give a
matinee, this afternoon, at the Chestnut Street
Theatre, Philadelphia.
THREE TEARs IN MAN TRAP.
On Saturday evening, the great thrilling and
moral drama, "Three Years in Man Trap" n
dramatigalion OF 4. s. Authors book OF the sRme
name' which has recently been produced to over
flowing houses, at Col. Woods Museum in Phila-
delPhia, will be given at the Grand Opera House.
in this city. Speaking Of the moral effect of this
performance. a correspondent Of the Chester In
dependel0 says;
And so far as the temperance reformation is con.
cerneds it has, We believe, done much t. advance
the cause OF temperance. Tho reason of this 10,
that a class OF persons havo witnessed that per.
formance that cannot be induced TO 20 inside OF
either temperance meeting or church. Hence,
the good resulting from it.
THE QUEEN OF TRAGEDY.
In our advertising columns to-day, the pleasing
announcement is made that Madame Janauschek
Justly called the "Queen of Tragedy"-whose
thrilling personatIons of Marie Stuart and Ladg
Macbeth, in our city, last winter will long be re-
membered by those who witnessed them, will ap.
pear at our Grand Opera House, on Monday even
ing next, and continue three nights. The first
evening, she will appear in the role of Marie STU
art, by many considered her chef daeuvre On
Tuesday evenining "Chesney Void" will be pro-
duced, and on Wednesday e-ening "Adrienne
Lecouvreur," which play Rachael rendered ia
nous. The sale of reserved Seats for these per.
formances will commence ON Friday morning, al
Boughman, Thomas & Cos.
MEN AND MONKEYS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

A KeEgaS dsniisl takes ont his pay Cor pull.
lsg lseth la Wihta sOots ed cihsE aSEivullusal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

tEa tsa stlfFir selft Htn sfa
tsbF seitaags asrRs
.25IHHfu sss
#sR1 Fta ErRga Rtae
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
HOUSE.

This morning the House met at 10 o'clock
The House bill incorporating the BrandyWine
Springs Improvement 20, was returned by the
Senate with an amendment foTbidding the coEapa-
ny to sell its bond', paying per cent interest,"
The House refused to amend and appointed a
committee OF Conferences ON the bill.
The following bills were read
Senate bill ameddiny the Chatter of the New
Castle and Wilmington Marrow GuaRe Railway
Co; Senate bill authorizing a new street. ia the
town Of New Castle; Senate hill vaoating an old
road and authorizing a new one in New Castle
hundred; Senate bill Incorporating the New Cas-
tie and Delaware Iron VOLTS Senate bill vacat.
lng streets IN the town Of New Castle; Senate bill
locating certain railroads IN New Castle, Senate
bill authorizing the erection OF WharVes at New
Castle; by Mr. Hutehiniop, for the preservation OF
game; by ME. Aaris, authOrisgng the use Of Camp
belle system of indexng in the several counties Of
the StHts; by Mf. Silver, amending chapter 25,
18th volume, Delaware laws; BY Mr.. Speaker, In.
cooperating FELTON, Lodge, No. p, A. F. A. NJ: by
Mr.. Hickman, further amending the chartor a
the FrankfOrd and BFeakWatsE Railroad.
Mary Lawson petitione1 for divorce from her
husband.
Mr.. Martin gave notiea Of an act relating to the
bill Incorporating the town Of SeAtord.
Mr.. Ferris gaVe notice Of an act to incorporate
tbs Enreka Manufacturing Co.
The same Reutiemen alsO gave notice Of a biIl
amending the charter Of Wilmington.
Several biils were ordered TO Q second reading
and the House adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

aAta4 El1 tRlIA
fEfE sos Ie as3ss itEiEe
ett- 1t g-t
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
AFTERaooa SESSION.

At O'Clock the House assembled again.
The Senate amenduent to the bill Tor tho pro
lection OfrtishefmAn was taken up for considsra.
ton, bat vas postponed until morning at eleven
Twenty-Five bills were read a second time by
special order Of the House.
Mr.; Wlles tHtw wdueeaa hill direeting the Levy
Court Of New Castle county to refund TO Geo. e.
Lobdoll and other Bubscpben 10 the Third street
bridge, the sum Of $1,000. rAEr. Ferris presented
a reEaonstFanee from the members of the Lew
Court cf that county, remoustratihg against the
passage Of the bill.
Mr. ClsEka bill prohibiting the sale Of prsusrtv
by sheriff within 30 days after adVartising ths
same WAS taken up and pOstpoasd until o'clock
Lewn Thompson's hills Tot the protection q,
p. N
The following ihpls Re0 pnAssaDlt
by Mr., Clara, incorporating tho ST. George 4
Library Asloqiatipn hg AEs Aaris PFeserihiag me
seal q n0taries pablie Cd 3 siohef - e m.
also incorporation the DolaWnra Fiss EaRino %
ho.4 - Wilm'igion; IhyNn Ven Gaik7al krl-
Mbitlng live stock from running ct large IN Bnck
Greek Annals9; ~ Lpwi9 oEhoppoOuC laSorDorS-
ting ne ths EhtGAi l. ian Association 81 lffddis.
towns ~ Ma Atnti8 aniaEgiaB tha corporate nows
efs Of the Trustees Of the New Castle Con- i.
~ MI Silver, Incorporating the Exoolsior ffss
Aasoeiatl1d q @Mllnl tan, u Me. ClatR nteAib-
I've stock FNaPiDg - laEs d school district
y o.ees New .Caatla o01afY.a l q
As2EAS - hnuaD adioqI1s. 's
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19

Ea gHAI iIt58@ E6E kfAH
Era estrfN4l .fFatefrtNH tsJt
H1Es - mfu
8t7tA tFa
W hff a.1' gz Pre- zst ~
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-19
FINE ware mFS. CLOCKS mnd
SEN EHdlY, e
At no. Is East Fourth Street
WILMTN 1a eff f..

TII.~lV Ine unufT3llneI W0lIu rtspecL
G&fEs fully call the attention OF ladies
and gentlemen 10 his hne ass0Ft-
ment of Watches. Clocks, JeWery. Silver aud Plat
cd Ware all Of which Is entirely new and embrace
the latest and most approved styles HC ssspe-
cial attention TO bis American Lever Watois NhicA
superior article. both in finish and for cofrect-
ness Of time. A good assortment of elOeks iewei.r
aud silver aad plated ware always on han tt ies
figures. Everything guaranteed as Fepreseate.,.
Repairing Of all kinds promptly aud beatlg as
on reasonably terms. '
Pnblic patronage rslnaetfuhy solicited
J. CLAYTON MASSEY,
oet3su No. Is Z Fourth street.
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inside Of a monarchy, OF that the King, If ne
uegotiates 1t ell. VIII BE- careless or thoughtless %
the rights OF his people OF the independence of
hs Government? The native mind, though IN
terestei, has with few exceptions appeared 10
wait in respectful, patient Difference to their King,
for such action Is be may determine upon. IL is
well known that Negotiations are under consider
alton, and that if 2 treaty Is made by the United
States and this country, the people on both sides
viii then have ample time 70 express their views
of its advantages and disadvantages. If the Hs-
waiiaRs as q nation shall follow the lead of these
selEconStit0ted advisers before the action of their
King Is taken, and before his views are finally ex-
pressed, there viii be something new in native
customs.
But, whether from the possession Of a good
conscience OF otherwise, We cannot sympathize
with the Gazere in tie apparent fears that the
language used by Mr.. Rhodes Will . . excite the
passions Of the Hawaiians,'' 81 the results of
which may become serious TO US all" We can
really see no reason for such untimely trepidation,
the exhibition Of which will doubtless cover the
whole amount Of damage. In fact, it would
seem that the Gazette falls into the SANE blunder
with the orator Though not. like him, intention
ally) OF considering the Hawaiians on the same
footing with the uRciyilized Indians or Hindoos.
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EXPORTS.
n

FE04 W~ISDwAED PoBT--Per Kla1e2, June 2sth-Mr
and Mrs Wight, ] Gay, Mrs Slssoo. Hon Z II Allen, Mr. Wltse
and Niic. & Williams, { = Ai0ua, mr and Mrs e J Ro-s. Mis-
MagEir Davis. Mrs Capt Make, Miss y Make. T " Weed,
" L0max. " - smith, Mrs Kaauwsi and = children, NJ aud
SHs Coaks- MT an Size Berieman, J I Wa;e-hJlse, Jr, +
Thompson, Mrs N0rihOh, Ma N0rdhon, and 100 deck
FoR KoLoA AND HlSALEI-Per fairy Qaeen, June Goth
John KsIItt. Mrs II Frsden6ers, Jzs r Robinson and wife,
Miss Robinson. Masters Henry and Christian Bruins Geo
Chairman and wife, Mss Chairman, Master Chairman, and
about 10 deck-
Foa MoLoAA-Per Luka, June Oth-HeaFy Archer, Petss
SOEeE, and about 3 deck.
FoE WESDwAED POHTs-Per Rilsuea, June 3Oth-Rsv J
II Paris aEt si-, Miss 2 "a Paris, Mi-s Poole, Capt Haley, W
- smith. Thos Hughes, " o Neehdam. Mis- Ellen NJ=slsin,
. VI Weed, COY + NahaoleIg-, i ID Paris, J, SsmT Nowlein,
Hiss Fanny Puriy, Mr. Aiona, Ny AtEi, and sbout IS decz.
FEoN yrcrOKIA. 3. C.-Pes Delaware. June
e Haley, Wm Mcintyre.
FoK s,s FRANoIsco-Psr d. c. Murray, lane JOth-H II
Patt-n, X Nangeman. Cap; Humans and wife, + Bulyenbach.
From HCHHOLDr-Per Lettitia, July lst-R g Kihby-
FROM SAy FRAScIsco-Per Costa Rics, July 3d-Col Mat
tom and wife, : q Dole amt wife, Nrs Stirling, Miss Hemp
strad, Miss Brown, Mrs Hsskins, Mr. and Mrs HarTCof, VI
Lyman, Mr Arundel and servant, Sir Fay. Miss Bishop, Mr.
Morgan, Mr. Neil, ard : stcer2gc.
FRoa WISDWAED PORTs-Per Klausa. July 4th-Capiain
James Make, r l. Clarks. James Wood, John p Parker. sam
Parker. Mrs II Corn~sll. Mrs = Butler and child, Mrs l. X
Kamakau. Father Puzof, q ID Bond, Mr. Lewis, p Ryan and
wife, ID Rank, Mr. Rsvanagh, z Halstead, and about 80 deck.
FOX 5RN FRAvCIsCO-Pcr steamer Costa Rica, July
Sc Z Adams, Mr. Along. jr, ) : Christie, jr, Mrs Won
Pdster, Miss y0n PfsteT. Miss Fuller. Miss RroCkwel. J 3
Gaste-J J Smith. Rcy NJ White and WIie. Mrs Merle. VI p Beck
with, Godfrey Brown, SIR Hubbard, wife and 2 children.
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The PRESENT ISSUE is number one of Volume
Eighteen of the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,
this journal having been established July l, 1856.
Almost Immediately on its appearance, represent
ing rs it did, independent journalism side by side
with a subsidized government press, it achieved q
large popularity with the English speaking resi-
dents. It is not our province nor our desire here
to speak of the train of circumstances which led
to a change of proprietorship in this journal
suffice it to say, that the present proprietors be-
came such by purchase ON the first day of October,
1870; and that, in greeting our readers on the
commencement Of q new volume, after the lapse
of nearly three years under its present manage
ment, we have the satisfaction of knowing that
It's circulation, its popularity, and its influence,
have not diminished in our hands. Stirring and
important events in the history Of our islands
have transpired, which We have faithfully re-
corded: discussions have arisen in our columns,
IN which party spirit has run high over adverse
views; but throughout all it has been our con-
slant aim to stand steadEast and consistent for the
best interests Of the whole country, ever prompt
to defend and approve of the right, and equally
so TO oppose and condemn the wrong. As We
were independent and untrameled by either gain
OF influence under the government that was, our
position in this respect is unchanged under the
new regime which 1t Is but just to say we did our
share towards bringing about. Others may be
now reaping the fruit of our e~xertions in that
particular-all we ask is a fair field and no favors.
Under its former management up to its pur-
chase by the present proprietors- and since then
to the end of the late administration OF govern
ment, this Journal persistently battled against a
subsidized government press, and demanded that
all public printing should be offered to competi-
inn. This principle is so just, as well to the
trade by wtieh VIC earn our bread as 70 the Treas
ury which is suppIre&hy the peoples taxes, that
the administration coming ITO power at the be-
ginning Of the present year procssed the deter
mination TO be guided by it, and advertised the
government presses and material for lease. What
ever may have been the considerations of economy
that awarded that lease 10 the party who now
holds it, it has nevertheless become apparent tina.
the real status Of the Ga>ene printing establish
ment IL but little changed, save in name, from
that Of the old government press. Government
Sork goes thithez as surely and just as much as
matter of course a. while under the Did regime.
outstanding the fact that bids have been
= ION estimates solicited) &c perform it
II elsewhere. All legal advertisements are
led in the Gazette and the KUOkoG. The
s community and the public generally,
e to regard the GaSelt as the government
nd its establishmer as the government
nd they are substantially correct. With
direct subsdy, indirectly the Treas
TRY disappearing a government
-. wren the worm
over to the
aut for
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ommRRoIAL.

fRIDAF. XII ., u1S-
TS-s. he.Ig 90 znr7suag q Au-EcE1 lHt-9asseucH'
~ yer E7cBHy obergrc a. a haldss-
We Elti1ia ite Coleesr Gcnersls Tspar o. dan-sue *
port4 br fhs sss8ad Saars-r a Is5. sy ahleh e viii b. o.
-,vss tszi car exports q sugar have neraVd H1t Er fam
tvs miu1n po1nGs-
Ia szn~F costa Rfrf, arrived s.st'ris5, brings Saa
Fr.sese7 dsr-- 20 tr zth al- We quote
srsas-The Rsancry rreey se ~ h-7~. Cnshod. FiHe
Cuarcd aid CUB, lie f0w1-s1d, ll.ci sranllatsi, l0.c'
DO GrsnulEs1d. los i--1s Z, %-ri HAWAII sf~efs
rrsse-- Ti9IOe y -
CofrEE-Th~ marzss tas ra7llod seads -IrsS IN past
geG Heqsote Contra AElsre4- ~ L11ci O-I-'a'A-
10 M1nia, DC hsnar IS >
Rrct-Th. nsrEst eanuaus bezvy. We gaoss ChiHaa'
Nv yors. June -. Is-s.
OTL-Fs.r deEaaL -rerH. 81 4seJl = Nl9,-r Be-shed,
81 asHf -s5 Whzk. E}l1isc DO Wissr Beachi ,lMsSe-
pal~d, 85G5sei Pan, Calfrus- &sfCZ7cf Co. barry lsG%ie
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sop Live YauSsr. 4, sane wharf : gndsrsol1s npar7 to
AL s0Ie TIM us2t EccE
scAr Rob Roy, Il Brewers wharf aaIs Gr K1oiz1 nsrt
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scar Na Keik. ~ sane NlzrL. ais br Rah1lui ext weez-
scar Active, a, Eo5ilson- wEar, sails 6r Kaaaia- Hawai-,
to-uSofros p a.
An sehr L-tttl4, Il shs E.riaazls, e d5ehzrg,nE l1nber.
sehr ODD FeDoF, 1t same paee, sails to-nonos P ~
Az starr Costa Rgea, - her berth, sa1s @f Sea Francisco
CT Tuesday rsxt, NJ I'm
sehr Jenny. a. The Esplsnad-, sails Er Roaa ,o-moFrow ~.
I'm hk DeaEare, sI sane place, - diErhargins Iambsr, sc.
schr Aunie, 4; ssns pl.ee, IL undergoing repairs
H1E brig Vim Il Allen, Hs ouE IN tas stream, "a sal prob
Ably early next week
E.tch L4n1Irs LES cut in the stream awaiting orders