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For iutnre delivery oasis low midding) the sales
have been Us ioiiows;.hast evening, after three
A. s May tSy at iss iups ~ sd as Iss
~ '' Ap. 1917 Up y n' j.! !sS
$s s s. s i1s at % e NH 100 s
at Is 7.i6c 200 at iS itssc, 100 st is,Sc so At
IL l5Slc. 2O at l6c., 600 at 16 1890 May loo at Is
7l6c 100 at Is l6-c together June, LOO at Is &c
400 at IL Is 6c 500 at Is 81 &c July 20O atl7 7l6c sO
lOO 1850 Total IL, 500 bales Grand total 49, 700
bales Rates on cotton to foreign ports quoted as
follows-To Havre, by steam, llc; by sail, lc To
Hamburg. by steam, &c by sail lc To Bremen, by
By BY s aLy nsRSs BY rss 1 4sseSs
were Galveston, S73 bales; New Orleans 1853; Mobile
74 Savannah, 3os; Charleston, SS7; Wilmington &c
Norfolk 2273 New York, 956; philadelphia Al Total
$500 This day last week, l0l66 This DAY last year,
1855.
COFFEE The market quiet for all descriptions but
values remained without appreciable charge. We note
sales 2 bags OF Rio ex Ieniers private terms and
z52 bags per 90 at s'c We quote RIO, binary
1.c.; prime do, s5c 254c extreme range Tor 10 IS
&c bic gold per lb 20 AMI w days credit Java gov
bags 2sc. BE. do, grass mats &c a 2sc ;
Ceyon. &c. a 26c.; Maracaibo, Ac- . 26c Laguayra
ne Porto rico Aac 25ac Costa Rica, 241sc 25Hc
Mexican, Zc. Zoe. Savanllla 2ic. 251ac. Curacoa
CSC. Csc, gold. per ID. 81 and 9Odays
FLOUR AMI AIN-Receipts-t our, l0SS6 bbls wheat
II 625 bushels and for the week endng-FouT 81 gd5
bbs wheat 2 0 bushels; III, 00J do. corn me AL
400 bbs and 1870 bagsi oats ll4700 bushels barley
q 600 do. rye $500 do The -four market quiet but
quotations The sales including all kinds, up "a %
bbs prices within the range of quotations Corn
meal better demand with sales reported of sQl
bbls AT So rs "a IS Tor Western. Brandywine held at
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az nerc q Of No. at exc and 1900 lbs prime At s'ic
Of Low quiet but about steady. We heard Of ssles
W ~ - lbs at 91sc. . 9l6c. 80
ebs The quiet steady At 96c sales 200
bDlS At that price.
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money. The hope that Congress would see the
necessity OF early and enlightened legislation In
this connection which was entertained before
the assembling Of that body last fall, long since
passed away, and 1t is now feared that nothing
will be done-and the existing uncertainties oe
continued through the spring and summer, to the
detriment OF business and the injury of m.rcsn-
tile interests throughout the country. ~sv,erv and
jobbery TO be the ruling Oh <>.cter,stics Of
Congress nowadays, and scarcely asv measure of i'm
portance receive consideration Al the of govern
meut except large sums Of Money are involved with
every probability that lsre proportion of il can be
transferred 10 the pockets of the cormora nts who
the government with such eminent success so
their own personal emoluments concerned. The
well beng OF the mercantile and other important
ests OF the country seems never to receive moments
consideration the hands Congress- and the days
enlightened, honest legislation seem 70 have passed
while business is rammelled by intricate, burden
some laws which are a standing disgrace TO our
lightened country In view OF these facts business
anguish the only for surprise is that
should be the moderate trade movement which has
been noticed from week. The export movement
continues slow. Breadstufs so forward in moderate
quantities the advices from abroad being such as
the influence Of small receipts at this port
and the stocks In SsSre Corn was 9uetbgt
Slight aucIuations Oats were nrm, with fair move,
ment Pork WAS in moderate demand but tolerably frm
fair movement particularly towards the close OF the
week, wnen there was some disposition to purchase
specul Native account On saturday business moder-
ate, the markets generally being quiet on ,Change
hour was quiet Wheat was in better demand in good
part export and prices advanced c a &C. per
good demand and al better prices Cotton was in fair
marked up &c per ID. Pork dull and values nominal
in the absence transactions Lard was quiet and
shade easier The market petroleum was quiet and
weak. Naval stores were duh and spirits turpenne
easier, Whiskey quiet and steady
Corros the spot WAS firm, with fair demand.
We advance quotations nc. H. conform TO sales
for All grades ordinary, which and
nominal Future deliveries ruled &c. higher with lair
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

MllLET-BOyD.-On Friday, December s. 1879 by
the Rev. L. p. Cummings FRANK J. MILLEr to
SARAh F., daughter OF George Boyd, OF Red Bank,
n. j. No cards
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The suspension of the Freedmen's
Savings and Trust Company, in Wash
ington City, will prove a severe blow
to the colored people, who have almost
without exception, iu the Southern
oities, deposited their savings in these
branches. It will servo to make these
distrustfnl Of all banks in future, no
matter by whom or how we'll man aged !:
and they will prefer to hoard their
money where they know that it can't
De stolen, unless by burglars.
At New Albany, Ind. yesterday. NJ.
y. Kerr was nominated for Congress
from the Floyd County District.
A very modest girl was heard to re-
mark to her benu: "Oh Mr. =, isn't it
hot. I'm weeping all over!"
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South Caroiina-..Richland County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

w w NF COu NUN Il C1S.
Wslte. r. Jones, Plaintiff. against John J.
Patterson, DISCRIMINATORY Summons
for Money Demand-Complaint not
served,
To John j. Patterson. Defendant in this
action:
VOU are horeby summoned and re-
Il quircd to answer the complaint in this
action, which 10 hlsd in tho Office OF the
Olerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas for
the said County. aud to serve copy OF
your answer on tho subscribers, ut their
Office, Boom Parker Block, Columbia, s.
o., within twenty days alter the service OF
this summons OH you, exclusive OF the day
OF service.
II you fail to answer this complaint
within the time Aforesaid, the Plaintiff will
csss judgment az ainst you for the sum OF
one hundred dollars, NTH interest at the
rate Of seven per centum per annum, from
tho 9th day OF June, A. D. 1873, and costs 4
PARKER i CAYPLESS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated "a July 2. 1914. s.: . "iAl'hA' O. T. r
To he Defendant. John j. Patterson:
Take notice, that the summons in this
action, OF which the foregoing is copy,
was filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleae, at Columbia, in
tho County OF Richlana, in the State Of
South Carrlina. on the 81 day July, 1874.
PARKER & CAYPLESS,
Attorneys at L.w, Parker's Block, Main
street. Columbia, s. @. July 4 &c
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Sale of Re al Estate.

oS5x hss s; 1s,ss ,ss %; a:y r .; 55l1 lss Sss
House, in Columbia, T. will sell, under
power Of attorney, the following described
Real Estate, mortgaged by John Fielding
to the Citizens Savings Bank Of South
Carolina, to wit:
All thai LOT OF LAND situate and being
Richiand and State Of South Csroiins. =.
bounded North by lot OF MoAllister, East
by lot OF ]. P. Southern, South by Plain
street. and West by lot OF D. Epstin, for
merly OF Henry Davis, containing one-haif
acre, more or lees. Terms cash.
Juno II to JOHN FISHER. Trustee.
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The learned idiots of New York and
Brooklyn are still wrestling with the
hydIophobin problem. They are of
the same class who said that the yellow
fever at M. M phis was not the yellow
fever. and that th. cholera at Nashville
WAS not the cholera. The fuct that q
d'seuse is fatal seems TO be matter OF
10 Importance whniever.
FIsHY.-Lsst Sunday, nfter Beecher
had given out the hymn. it was disco
vered that the organ would not ope-
rate. On Investigation, big eel was
found lodged in one OF tho water
pipes. Beecher should have taken q
text from this. The slippery eel
caught" would have been u timely
theme.
The New York capitalists will have
plcuiy OF Fourth of July money this
yenr. Over s52.O0O.0O in interest
aud dividends was to be paid on the
lat.
Mr.. Stephen Woodward upd vile, Of
Dooly County. Ga, celebrated the
hftieth anniversary Of their wedding
'iay on Wednesday,. the 18th ult.
The grapgers in Sumter County
hare organized co operative store.
The Georgia water u elon crop is
two weeks behind.
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NEW GOODS
FOR THIS WEEK.

cOh THIS "EEAs -ffl
1lRINTS OF all styles at 10 cents.
J. DRESS GOODS from 10 cents to 80
cents yard.
Silk and Leather BELTS, new styles.
Ladies', Misses and Boys' STRAW
HATS. at prices that cannot be beat.
RIBBONS OF every style, price and color
Cotton and Silk PARASOLS, cheap.
at 10. 123 and 16a cents q yard.
HOOP SKIRTS and CORSETS.
STRIPED WHITE GOODS. at 25 cents .
yard; most beautiful for the price.
Silk TIES for Ladies and Gents.
new lot Of those cheap RURFLINGS
aud COLLARETS, now ready. All at
.F.JACKSON'S,
June 28 The Leader OF Low Prices.
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Auot1on salee.
Sberiff's Sale.
Henry W. Dixon, Administrator de 6onis
non of Wright Denley decea aed uS

Henry ". Dixon, Administrator de 6onis
non Of Wright Denley, deceased. us.
Henry CaughmAn ct u1. ct al. ,ar
IN pursuapce OF deoretal order in the
l. above stated case, I will sell At public
auction, at the court Houne in Columbia,
NEXT, st the risk OF the former purchaser,
the following TRAOr OF. LAND. lying in
Richland County. about seven miles from
Columbia, viz: 1913 Acres Of Land, bounded
on the South by the Camden Road and on
all other sides by land Of Edward Percivsl.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash; balance
on credit Of one, two and three years, Sc
cured by bond and mortgage. Purchaser
to pay for papers. J. E. DENT,
Ju6e i7w Sheriff Riohland County
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Columbia B. Il L. Association.
TUE forty-rixth regular monthly meet
l. ing OF the Golumbia Building and Loan
AssociAtion will be held at the usual place,
MONDAY EVENING, July s, at "a o'clock.
A. G.. BRENlZER,
July Secretary and Treauurer.
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F. Won MOSDOkF. alias HERMAN
REICIIE. has been removed as Foreman
f,om Sesai Factory No.0.
July S. BESARI.
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yD9ATH OF HENRY GRINNRLL Henry:
.ef1tnuell, whose death took place at
his residence in New York on Tuesday,
at the age OF seventy.f3ve years, was q
brother Of Moses II. Grinnell, and q
veteran New York merchant. for many
years at the head Of the house Of Grin.
nell, Mintaru & Co., He will be chiefly
remembered for the muniflcence he
exhibited In the search for Sir John
Franklin. The frst expedition he fit.
ted out was the one that started from
Now York. in 1850. commanded by
L'ent. y. j. DeHsven. and in which
DR.. p. 4. Kane was surgeon. The
expedition comprised two vesssls-the
Advance aud Rescue. One of the re-.
suits of this expedition was the disco.
very OF Grinnell Land. This event
took place September 90, 1850. DR..
Kane was the historian of this expedi-
ton. 1t must be remem bered, to Mr..
Grinnell's credit, that he not only bore
the entire expenses of the voyage of
these vessels. Congress doing nothing
except to allow Officers OF the navy to
undertake the expedition, but that he
also contributed largely to the second
drlnneil expedition, in 1853, which re.
suited in the discovery OF tho open.
Polar Sea. For some years, Mr.. Grin
nell lived in retirement, aud the news
OF his death will be sad surprise to
bis many friends at home and abroad,
Tor wise charity like his makes
friends besides those who are able to
take the generous giver by the hand.
During Mr. Grinneil's mercantile life,
his enterprises were invariably success
ful. He avoided speculation, and his
enormous fortune was amassed purely
through business tsot and energy.
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iPublic Meeting.

A adjourned meeting OF tho citizens Of
II the First School District, in RiuhIand
County. will be held at the Court House, in
Oolumbia, =. o., on MONDAY, 9Th instant,
st l2 ", f"r the purpose OF levying tax
to support :he public schools in said
County. JOHN AGNEW,
julio fl Chairnsb
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F. L. CARDOzO Treasurer Of South Carolina
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New Church Music Book,
For 1S74-18T5.
THE LEADER!!

Rf H. Il. PALMER and L. o. EMERSON,
ID the most successful Church Music
Book makers OF the day. Will be ready in
August. and will contain tho usual Sing
ing School Course, and II large amount OF
new aud choice music for Choirs, Conven-
tons aud Singing Glasses. specimen
Pages now ready, and will be mailed. post
free, Oh application.
Price 81 as, or SIa 90 per Dozen.
The Emerson New Method
FOR REED ORGANS,
BY L. 0. Emer-on and ". 3. B. Matthews,
50 so. One OF the newest aud very bast Of
the New Methods.
Guide in the Art Of Singing,
BY GEO. L. OsoooD. 81 90. New and
very superior book for Voice Training.
Richter's Manual Of Harmony,
Translated from the eighth German edition
by ]. O. D. Parker. Price 50 90.
Prepared expressly for the Leipsic Con.
serrat0ry, and ie u complete and reliable
Grammar OF Competition.
OLIVER DITSON Il CO., Boston.
OHAS. H. DlTSON 4 co.,
July wsT I'll Broadway. N. Y.
CataWba Wine.
DURE Kelley Island CATAWBA, on
hand And Il lo,w, hu
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tate By administrators and guardians vas thea ssaf
a second time and on motion passed % sugrussas-t
On motion Of Hon. .. Eaukaha. ihc sauls prccesl-
ed to the consideration Of bu 70 aaai session e13
OF the Civil Code regulating the pay % 'oust.slss-
Afsr short debate the bin vas passed b ssgross-
msnt with an amendment
The bin TO prohibit the inportalisn q 0riu-a -as
then read a second tine and moiiun va rufsr-rl
to special committee. uhieh consists q Hon. Msssrs
Iseuber-. Birch. Aholo. Kaai ard Eaius-
The bin to amend section 1885 q tae civsi cs.Is.
relating to the selling At public aue,ou % properties
By ruardi1n or administrator came Up oz is sesoad
reading. and passed 10 eugrossmcnt-
The bill to amend section lfi2 ~ he ciF.i csis.
relating 10 Hlegtuats chidTua sams up fsr sun-iI-
GRAFTON on second reading and natisn Tas rsss-l
as special order for tomorrow. ID COMMITTEES 81 81.
whole.
The bill to repeal chapter IS % he Law approved
May IS, 1879. relating to the Burrau Of Rupl- In
structiou. vas read second tine. and ua natiua It
vas laid on table m a certain biii tas 1a=ss sas-
ject be brought toward a. c1mmiit=s r,coumenis,i-
The bill regulating fishing rights cane ur aa itt
second reading. and on motion indrlaiisiY 7asr-
ponsd. House adjourned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01


Hon. E. Mikuismi from The Special Cazzmitiss 3,
whom vas referred the appropriation Tor The support
Of English and Hawaiian Schools prsssatsl ne za-
jorty report.
Hon s. Eaai read l5r the arst tine q BIZ -siaiz-,.
to opium,
Hon. L. Aholo read Tor the arst tine a on 60 r.
peal Section 10 Of the law relating to divorces 49,
proved July Is, 1870. Referred to a srseial Gem
mitieo-
Hon. W. T. Martin presented he aiaority sr=srt
% the COMMITTEES TO whom vas referred ne arrrursi
alton for the support q Hawaiian and Eu-lI1h
Schools.
The bill to amend Section 1i5z o. ne civH csa-.
relating to iisgiimais children vas rad q .scaud
time in Committee 81 the Whole.
The bill to exempt certain persons nsu usrsolai
taxes was then read Laid on the table
bill 10 amend section I % tha law. ser-sr.l
August IS. 1850. relative 70 The wrs-r wortr o.
Honolulu. vas then read. and aflsr shsrt Iss.r,.
passed 20 eHgrossmeut with some ameudmruti. ages
%. noes II.
bin 70 license the manufacturing OF RIM on to
plantations vas then real on iss third reading.
and after a lengthy debate. 10 uhieh Hon. Msss-s-
Nawahi, W. T. Martha and Mitslsni spoke 1trausiv
against It's passage. aud Hon. Msssrs. Ea1taau aaE
Aholo spoke in its favor. The bal on .sot1u rusa,
its third reading By the following vote.
Ayes Messrs. Dominis. Green NahnoIcl-1. Stl-l--.
Kahanu. Kuihclani. Monnaul. uoasoft. r-s-trsn.
Wilder Nahinu, kuikahi. Kipi. Eari. Easass Nir1s-
rae Birch Kauure lfoehanua kim e.--u-.-.
Lane, kauknha and Koakanu-2f
Noes Messrs. Kanoa. w. IT, Martha. ~ warf-.
P. Isenbcr-. Nawnhi. Eupahu. Haunu. Eantsr. Eai-
ne, Kupihca, Mikaemi. Eomoizchuenu. NruEana.
and Kauai-lf.
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OmciaI Correspondence.
LEGATION OF THE u. S. OF AMERICA
Honolulu, June 18th. 1874.

LEGATION OF THE L. S. OF AMERICA !
Honolulu, June 18th, 1874.
His Ez. WH,- L. GroeH H. H. H.
Minister Of Foreign AfdirS, od interim /:
sR.-Captain W. Z. Hopkins, commanding the u
S S. Bencia for himself and officers of the United
States Navy desires 10 convey to your Excelency
his heartfelt appreciation and grateful thanks for the
distinguished honor bestowed, and for the Christian
sympathy evinced by His Majesty the King and
Royal Family, by their presence and assistance at
the religious services performed in the Protestant
Episcopal Church yesterday, the occasion Of the
funeral Of the late Dr. Il. S. Pitkin, u S. Navy
Surgeon of the Benicia, and much beloved person,
whose sudden decease has filed with grief the hearts
OF his brother officers and friends Captain Hopkins
also tenders his grateful Acknowledgements and warm
thanks for the honorable, generous and unsolicited
cooperation rendered by a large number of His
Msjesty's civil and military officers, in paying the
last sad bonors to the remains Of the gallant Pkin
Kind and sympathetic acts, like those mentioned
are bond of brotherhood, and reflect the highest
bonors on both giTers and recipients
With the assurances OF my high consideration and
great respect.
am your Exeenency's most obedient servant,
HENRY A. PIERCE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01

The two prominent measures which have been
before the Assembly the past week-the bill to
license distillation, and that to authorize
loan Of one million dollars-are creating feeling
of uneasiness among all classes, which it is-not
wise for government to disregard. As cores
pondent well remarks the enactment Of the dis
tillatiou bill viii ALLEVIATE the support OF large
and influential class, whose good viii should, if
possible, be retained. Another point to which
our correspondent refers, ought not to be over.
looked. That the passage of the distillation bill
will destroy all hope of obtaining reciprocity
treaty from the United States. No treaty can
be then obtained by US, owing to the powerful
opposition which will be brought against it by
such influential papers as the Ne,c York 7Fi-
6tne, Times, Independent, Christian Union,
Hupers Weekly and other temperance publica-
tons, which though now favorable to us, would
then oppose granting treaty. We should pay
dearly for the rum whistle which our legislators
propose 10 give US, if to save few gallons Of
worthless skimmings and tar molasses, we lose
the Incompatible benefits of treaty. Is it right
to run any risk Of this nature?
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-07-01
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
Honolulu, June 26. 1874.


STR.-I have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt
Of Your Excellency's communication of yesterdays
date, conveying the heartfelt appreciation and CRATE
fol thanks, for the distinguished honor bestowed,
and for the christian sympathy evinced by His Maj
esiy the King and Royal Family, by their presence
and assistance at the religious services performed in
the Protestant Episcopal Church, yesterday, Dune
oath on the occasion Of the funeral of the late Dr.
q. S Pitkin, q. S. Navy, Surgeon of the Benicia.
1 had the honor to lay your communication before
His Majesty, who was pleased TO reply through his
Secretary In the terms Of the note ofwhch enclose
copy.
Itake this opportunity to renew to Your Exccllen
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MarshaI,s Notice

Ivy WRITE OF a wErr - rxrrrrsax.
- lsa1ri BY JOHN 1lcu-gaurr. Ea1-- la-s $780,
~ HlN.ttll- a4ans- T. CLARK. u .H 0rH ~ UafarsH
Co.. p.arilils. have ifrlri rrrr rlf sErl .rras M
on tie prs1ses slrr Ria So f.irl1.a .r-f .. -
one Wootsers EEsss--.
ltnatad an The Na-lHu raat as1ar - alsfrr-r &c.
iiuiidi1s o. b. removed rltii en- .1lrr ar-ae
~ g. nflEE wareaf
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FWuErH DAT, June 29th.
Assembly met at usual hour.
His Exseilency the Attorney General presented III.
majority report Of the special committee 70 whom vas
referred all the items relating to approximations Of
the Police as follows; For the Police Of Hawaii
SlO,2s6; Maui, S9l2O; Oahu. 81. SOS Kauai, s..
4os Laid on table to be considered with the appro-
priation bill.
Hon E. Mikalemi on the same committee, presented
the minority report as follows: For the Police Of
Hawaii, Ss,792 Maui. IS ,5ff Oahu. sst. 72s; Kauai
SS'4Os Laid on table to be considered with the az
propriation bill.
Hon. 5. G. Wilder presented the report Of The
special committee to whom was referred The petition
Of Geo. c. sders recommending the indefinite pos,-
Ponement Of the same. Adopted.
Hon D. Kaukaha read for the first time a bin 70
amend the law relating to volunteer companies.
His Ex. the Attorney General read for the FIRST time
bill to indemnify the Minister Of Finance for Tho
expenditures Of the last two royal funerals.
Hon. c. X. Kapule presented resolution 20 The
effect that the Attorney General be requested to al.
the return Of the Of $500 expended by The School
Inspector General without the authority or the Law
for his travelling expenses. and that the same be re-
funded to the Treasury. Adopted.
Hon. L. Aholo presented resolution. TIA, mi,
House tender their thanks the Board Of Health for
the faithful manner in which ihsir duties have bs,B
performed during the last two years.
ORDER or THE DAY.
Salary Of Water Superintendent. $500. passed.
Expenses Barsau Water Works, s.. 900, passed.
Police Of Hawaii, 50 700.
His Ez- the Attorney General moved to make /,
slO,296.
Hon E. Mikalsmi moved to s9,729.
On motion Of the Hon. D. W. Kaiss. the i,s-, -.
laid table till his bill regulating the nav os ,;.
comes up for consideration.
On motion Of Ex. the Minister Of the Interior Al.
sun Of 5000 was inserted in the appropriation ba
for further improvements on fsh market in Eo,olnI.
The bill to amend section 6sI Of the Civil css. =
regard to passports then read second tiu,s ,,s
on motion passed to enErossrnent
The bill relating to confirmation Of sass Of rs.l a.,
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Legislative Assembly.
Regular Biennial Session-1s74.

FoHrr-NrvTH DAY, June 9Th.
Assembly met at the usual hour.
Hon. S. G.. Wilder on the committee to whom Il
was referred the items relating to the Board Of Health
asked for further time. Accepted.
Hon W. l. Moehonua on the committee to whom
it was referred the items relating to Military, asked
for further time. Accepted
Hon E. Mkalemi read for tho arst time a bill to
repeal sections 5, aud Of the law regulating the
carrying on passengers within this kingdom
Hon. S. X. Kuphea read for the arst time a bin to
amend section 257 Of tho Civil Code, relating to IN
branded animals
Hon. D. kaukaha gave notice Of bill to amend
the law relating to volunteer companies.
ORDER OF THE DAr.
The bill to amend sections 1g7, I9s and EOS OF TIE
Civil Code relating to Honolulu ash market on is
second reading was, motion. indefinitely postponed
The bin to amend section IS Of an act approved
January 10. 1850, relating Board Of Education on
its second reading, was, on motion, indefinitely post,
poncd. House adjourned.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

JOSEPH CoREt. rHE uourr assFE ~
l. ,-i-tA t 49, lt'tf fa1a 1aa1rlH
finnllll. aHeaa1. adtl li q.. FsllIIrs as--. 800
20 i.tl lliie 1870 slil ssaarla.I la-.s--
tip-ai.l t.lllt ~ iAler %. rasar
~ illt ae.l1it tas 1T7ri rl.la ~ rrr-
ne -iil lerirar.. lld flaf T. ~ alarr..- -. r.
nc s1iiei and aai-srals as ~ ast.r. rl.r -.
f1au .