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reciprocity.
The following Petition was sent to the Assembly
on Monday last, accompanying the Royal Message
TO HIS MAJESTY R~ALAKAUAR r.


sREs-we, the undersigned. feeling the importance Of max
ing another attempt 20 DO something TO sustain the greatly I'M
poveTished planting interests OF the Kingdom, do most eaa-
estly petition Your Majesty 70 Initiate a new negotiation Tor 4
Reciprocity Treaty with the LniIed States, By which the su-
gars q this Kingdom may Be exported 10 that country without
being subjected 10 the ruinoUs duties now imposed upon them.
Unless relief 10 the plantation Interests = obtained from
some quarter, Il Is your petitioners opinion that serious disas-
ters viii overtake them, and with their decay the remaining
business q the Kingdom will mol afford a revenue 10 the GOV
eminent, nor a support for the industrious and enteTpTsng IA
Without attempting 10 dictate the mode BY which this vital
measure might be attained, your petitioners cannot but feel
that any action deferred FOR two years or until another meeting
Of the legislative Assembly VIII be TOO late 10 afford the ne
cessary relief
A provisional act, therefore. BY which a Reciprocity Treaty
that might be negotiated could 90 into immediate effect upon
ratification, would seem 70 be desirable.
II such a provisional act were passed by the present Legis!a-
tive Assembly, the next step would seem 70 BE- 10 appoint AZ
once a Special Committee 10 proceed 10 Washington with full
powers 10 negotiate, subject % the ratification Of FOUR Majesty.
when such q measure Of relief should 90 into immediate effect.
The Accomplishment Of this desirable end-relef 10 the
planting interssts.-seems to your petitioners the most I'M
portant subject that calls for legislation at the present
Session, and without which, disaster TO the financial in
terests Of the Government and all the Inhabitants Of tire
Kingdom, seems imminent. in the near future.
Honolulu, June Is, 1874
&. Brewer a Co, I. H. Davies by his Attorney IN fact G..
W. MacfaTlane( II. Hackfeld * Co, A. W. PIERCE s. Co, IA
SchaeGer & Co, Black 81 Aud, f. %. Han 81 Son, A. 5. Cleg-
horn & Co, G. C. Mclean, Lewis & Dickson. J. IL. CODey, D.
=. Peterson, r. T, Adams, NJ. = Grinbaum & Co, . NJ. Da-
mon, BOles a Co, J. II. Patty, II. VI. Whitney, Lyman Bros,
Along & Achuck, Chulan & Co, II. E Mcintyre, w. NJ.
Wallace, FTel & Lame, b. +. Ehlers a. Co. Henry May, e.
+. Williams, Dillingham; & Co, NJ. Phillips & Co, e. ;. Bar
tow, IL. NateIhOuse, C. Segelken a. Co.. T.. MOssman q Son.
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OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
LEGATION OF THE U. S. OF AMERICA. !
Honolulu, June 25th, 1874. :


His Err. Wm. l.. Green. Il. II. u.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, ad interim:
SiR.-Captain w. L. Hopkins, commanding the U.
s. s. Benicia, for himself and officers Of the United
States Navy, desires me to convey to your Exeellency,
his heartfelt appreciation and grateful thanks for the
distin guished 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, on the occasion Of the
funeral Of the late DR.. ii. S. Pitkin, U. S. Navy,
Surgeon Of the BeRicia, and n much beloved person,
whose sudden decease has filled with grief the hearts
of his brother officers and friends. Captain Hopkins
also tenders his grateful acknowledgment and warm
thanks for the honorable, generous, and unsolicited
cooperation rendered by a large number of His
Majesty's civil and military officers, in paying the
last sad honors to the remains of the gallant Pitkin.
Kind and sympathetic acts, like those mentioned,
are q bond Of brotherhood, and reflect the highest
honors on both givers and recipients.
With the assurances Of my high consideration and
great respect.
lam your Ex.'s most obt. servant,
HENRY 4, PIERCE.
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HONOLULU. JUNE. 2lsT, 1874

Honolulu, JUNE, 2lsT, 1874
To the Trustees of the Queea'S Hospital, Gentlemen J.:
have the honor to submit the following report
for the Quarter ending June 10th
The total number of patients at present in the
Hospital, is 10 viz CO Hawaiians, sc males, and
80 females, and 5 foreigners, e paying)
The number of admissions during this period
has been 100 viz 80 Hawaiians, SIS males, and 35
females, and 10 foreigners. Discharged "a viz
50 Hawaiians, 81 males, and % females, and II
foreigners. The deaths, 7 males, and 5 females,
Hawaiians, and ? foreigners 3 of pulmonary con-
sumption l pyemia 3 general debility 2 gan
creme 2 dropsy, and 1 aneurism.
Besides the above, "a new names have been en-
tered in the dispensary books, and 5,997 prescrip,
tons made up. The greatest number of patients
in the Hospital, at one time, was SO the smallest,
60. Daily average of indoor patients during the
Quarter, was 7s.
Respectfully submitted,
RoB'F MCKIBBIN, JR, NJ. D.
Surgeon TO the Queens Hospital.
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DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, I

Honolulu, June &c, 1874.
SIR Il have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of Your Excellency's communication of yesterdays
date, conveying the heartfelt appreciation and CRATE
full thanks, for the distinguished honor bestowed,
and for the Christian sympathy eyinced, by His Maj
esty the King and Royal Family, by their presence
and assistance at the religious services performed in
the Protestant Episcopal Church, yesterday, (June
24th), on the occasion of the funeral of the late DR..
II. S. Pitkin, U. S. Navy, Surgeon of the Benicia.
l had the honor to lay your communication before
His Majesty, who was pleased TO reply through his
Secretary in the terms of the note of which 1 enclose
a copy.
l take this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency
the assurance of the very distinguished respect and
consideration with which I have the honor to be,
Your most obedient humble servant,
w. l.. GREEN,
Minister Foreign Affairs ad interim.
His Excellency. II. A. PIERCE,
Minister Resident of the United States.
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repayment Of the loan; go that the lender will
have a double security in the faith of Government
and the knowledge that the securities are also
available for the repayment.
Our neighbor Of the Gazette throws a little
cold water on the project in his last issue,-and
that fact encourages US to believe that everybody
else will agree with US in commencing it.
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conI NJ
JUNE p. 1874
ARRIVALS.

ae 2l-z,Ir Paaahi. H1Fa. Gau Hl1, Hawaii
zO-Am tchr Ser-la Thayer. Brown % days from
sydney
21-stmr EHauea, Marehartr from K~alaIpapal Mai9ka-
ZI-Schr Netie Merrill, Crane. from Lala.lH. Maui
2I-schr Ea Hfoi. Powers. from Eahl--i. Maui
al-@chr Nur Morris. Lima. from Moi1kal
ZI-srhr Ultima. D0aIe. from k0ra q hau, HaVai.
gI-zchr FAIRY Queen. kama from Haua4el- Ealll
Z1-Schr Juau.fa. a. Dut5t- from Wa4aI-a
gf-SeAr Na1E1EauL, EaIaua0. I'm N~awEuli- haua+
Z8-Schr Jenny. Eaustler. fm WaImea& Ell1l- Kauai.
g4-s.hr Eelli Ana, ElIkiEo. from Erriau.
2f-Srhr Annie, E1ll-n, from N.hlu-
z5-srhr WarEicE. KaaEaa, TN kalaupaEa- MoiosaL.
2S-rchr Active p~uaahiwa, from kohala- Hawai-
Z5-zrhr Luka- EaaI- from Nllla. Kauai
2g-srhr Scti- Merrill. Crane. from Lah1lnl- Maui
4l-U1u schr KHAN. ElgL-hy1T Jays from MarIuesas.
Z5-Efhr Wal1, Ahulhla, from Mako, Maui
zJ-Schr Jlauita, q DuiCit, from Waialaa-
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- PfrEfN-In Hon0Inta haFbor, on board the o. :. g BeaieIa,
-rra Ur. HENHY STANLEY PITKIN, Surgeon Of the ship,
v;rel abous IS years. Dr. Pftkn was a native Of Burlington,
and was a graduate Of th- Medical College Of that place.
He enteret the Navy Of The Unif-d states July lsuir bS6Z
During the late war he served In both the North and south
Atlantic Squadpus, and received honorable mention in the
attack on FOrt Fisher. AneT the conclusion Of the war, he
accompanied Assistant Secretary Fox on n mission 10 Russia.
lie served In both the Mediterranean and Asiauc SquadTOns.
He accompanied Professor Agassz on the scientific expedition
around Cape Horn on board the Coast Survey steamer Has
Ter. Joined the BeHicfG in August, ls52, and was promoted
O. the rank d ml surgeon December 18th Of the same year.
Dr. Pitkin was a gentleman OF vartei requirements, and highly
esteemed not only by his brother officers but by a large circle
-rn.hoiuIu fd-nds and acquantances.
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DEPAKILRES

June Z1-sumr kElura, Marchaut. Tor Kalaupapa, Moi0kaL-
Zz-B48p Live Yankee, Clark, for Hama. Maui
ZZ-schr Eamale, r BOlas- for Kaunakakai- 3iolokai
2Z-srhr NeWe Merrill. Crane, fr Lahal1a, Maui.
ZZ-Erhr Mar Ellen, Jim- Gr kolla, Kauai
23-uaW bk " q Parser Peuh1IlE, tr san Francisco
Z-schr Nile Morris, Lima, Tor MOgklL
Z-s-hr Juanrta, e DuI0t, Er Naiafua-
Z3-schr Ka so. Powers, for kaLului, Maui
Zs-Echr Fairy Queen, Kama Nr Hanalei, Kauai.
Z5-Srhr Paulhi, HJpu, Tor lilo, Hawaii
Z3-Schr Mauu1zaWai. Elauao, Er NawiiwiI, Kauai
2t-stmr KIauea, Marchaut, for Kauai.
2F-Sch Uiama, Doane, fr kOna and Kan, Hawaii
2G-schr Annie, E0i0liua, or Hl1, Hawaii
2J-Echr Jenny, B1uistier, for Eooa s. Waimea, Kauai
2g-Schr Warwick, KntlEaia, Tor KnlaUpapa- MOiykai.
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AssIGNEE's NOTICE.

TOHN s. WALKER SAMUEL e. ALLEN
- doing business in Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, under the
firm name and style of WALKER & ALLEN, having this day
by assent of a majority Of their creditors executed and deliv-
cred To the undersigned a deed Of assignment OF all their prop
erty for the benefit of their creditors, all persons having
claims against the said firm of WALKER l. ALLEN, or the
said John S. Walker, or Samuel c. Allen, are hereby requested
to present the same forthwith at the office of the undersigned
in said Honolulu, and all persons indebted to said firm OF
WALKER K ALLEN, or to the said John 5. Walker, or
thereof to the undersigned at his said office without delay.
EDWARD p. ADAMS,
Assignee Of Walker & Allen.
Honolulu, II. [. June S, 1874. jul3 1t
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$50 REWARD.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
Ii that all persons are forbidden from making fires within
the boundaries Of the Kula Land Of Waikiki. No cattle on
said kula are to be branded, except in the places appointed
for the same, and no cattle are to be taken of said kula with
out the permission of the undersigned or their agent or lunas.
All Dogs are forbidden to be allowed to run loose on said
kula; cultivation is forbidden on any part thereof
The above mentioned reward will be paid TO the party or
parties who will inform on any person breaking the above
rules in regard to making fires on the kula, so that they may
be prosecuted according to law.
A. P. LE0NORO
II. C0RNWELL.
Waikiki, June 18th, 1874 ju20 I'm
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AssIGNEEs NOTICE.

Holm SIEMSEN AND w. f. CONWAY
81 doing business in HIL0, HAWAII, under the name
style and firm of Siemsen * Conway, having this day can
celed an assignment by them made on the Both day OF March,
A. D., 1874, aud executed a new assignment TO the under
signed, of their property, for the benefit Of their CreditOrsi
all persons having claims against said firm OF Siemsen & Con-
way. or John Siemsen and ". F. Conway are requested to
present their accounts a the offices Of ID. Ii. HITCHCOCK
and Z. G. HITCHCOCK in Hilo, Hawaii, or at the Office OF
A. s. CLEGHORN in Honolulu and all persons indebted to
said firm of Siemsen& Conway or John siemsen and ". r.
Conway are requested to make payment to either of the under
signed assignees at their respective places Of business as
aforesaid. d. II. HITCHCOCK,
E.. G. HITCHCOCK,
A. s. CLEGH0RN,
Assignees OF Siemsen & Conway.
Honolulu, End April, A. D, 1874. my9
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Minister Resident of the United States.
IOLANI PALACE, ]
nEA rnEa 4

IOLANI PALACE,
June 25th, 1874.
Your EXcELLENCY Herewith 1 have the honor
to return the letter Of His Excellency the Minister
of the United States, conveying Capt. W. E. Hopkins,
thanks for the presence and assistance of His Maj
esty, and II. R. Ii. Prince Leleiohoku, and of the
civil and military officers of the Government at the
o~bsequies of the late DR.. Pitkin of the U. S. S. Benicia.
His Majesty responds cordially to the thanks and
appreciation of Capt. Hopkins for this his act of
sympathy and respect for the memory of a gentleman
whom he personally esteemed, and to a Brother
Mason whom he had always met with pleasure in the
Assemblies of the Brotherhood.
1 have the honor to be your Elk. $ very obi. servant,
Z. NJ. MAYER,
Private Secretary TO His Majesty.
To His Elk. w. L. GREEN,
Minister of Foreign Relations.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NATHEKEAS THE UNDEkSIUN ED HAN
w ing been duly appointed Administrator Of the Estate
of W. II. AACWA of Waikiki, Maui, lately deceased at
Honolulu, Oahu, hereby gives notice to all persons having
claims against the said w. ii. KaauWai to present the same,
properly authenticated, within six months from date, or they
will be forever barred and all persons indebted to the said
Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the un-
dersigned at his residence at Waikiki, Maui, or at Kanaana,
Alakea Street, Honolulu, Oahu.
GEORGE X. KAAUWAr,
Administrator Estate of W. II. KaauSVai.
Honolulu, Oahu, May 29, 1874. JUG it
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= CALIFORNIA OAT-HAY!
ECEIVED PER ID. c. MURRAY, AMI
jua0 RoLLEs & co.

NOTICE.
MY FROM THE
~ Kingdom. Mr.. J. W. CROW ELL, will have charge OF
the Sale Department Of Photographs, where people wishing
for any views can be furnished at The prices Of
$500 per Dozen for Card Size,
500 per Dozen for Stereoscopic Size,
$50 per Dozen for Cabinet Size,
600 per Dozen for : y 9 Size.
Reprints made from negatives formerly taken Of houses or
views at the above rates.
II. CHASE,
ju20 Il 81 and &C Fort Streets, Honolulu.
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$50 REWARD
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that all persons are forbidden from making fires within
the boundaries Of the Kula Land of Waikapu. Nj Cattle on
said Kula are 20 be branded, except in the places appointed
for the same, and no cattle are 10 be taken of said kula with
out the permission Of the undersigned OF his agents or lunas.
All Dogs are forbidden to be allowed to run loose on said
kula; cultivation is forbidden on any part thereof.
The above mentioned reward will be paid TO the party or
parties who will inform on any person breaking the above
rules in regard to making fires on the kula, so that they may
be prosecuted according TO law.
II.
Waikapu, June IL, 1874. ju20 I'm
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ARD.

s. II. Foster and family dire in this public manner to re-
turn their sincere ANNOUNCEMENTS to the public who so gen.
day evening; 10 the FRIENDSHIP exerted themselves to fill the
House; to Dr.. Charles Dey, who donated the use OF the
Theatre, piano and Hghts7o the Amateurs. who gave their
valuable services; 10 the prters; and TO one and all who con-
tributed TO render the affair success.
Honolulu, June %, 1874.
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THERE WILL E DIVINE SERVICE
at the Lyceum TO-morroWCsunday Evening, at haf-past
Z O'Clock Seats free. ju27
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Report of Treasurer Queens Hospital.

Chds. r. Bishop, as Treasurer, in account Current WitL
the Queens Hospital. ShOuiHg Receipts and Erpendi-
lures During The HaAf-Yeur, ending June 10Th, 1874.
ms ls1t % To am, reed on accom-, Paw Patient. 1 Ds, %
Contributions for Life Membership 100 90
Certificate for Life Membership. . so
From Interior Dept, bal appro-
priation, for aid in support. 1000 90
From same on act appropriation
for repairs, &c.----..-.-.. % OF
From Haw'n Treasury for Pas
senger and Haw'n Seamen's
Taxes 70 ApTI...;.".:.:.. 1890 OIL
late Honolulu Rifle Corps. 453 81
Donation from His Majesty. 243 GO
Received from old oil barrels. 90
Balance due Bishop & Co, carried
2,ooS 6l
$7.478 81
Estimate Of Liabilities, July l. 1874. -
Balance now due Bishop & Co........s 2,6s3 81
Expenses for this month, Gune)..-..... LOGO 90
Estimate Of Assets, July /, 1874.
Amt Passenger and Haw'n seamen's
Taxes for current 9uar'sr....-"$ SEQ 8 90 90
Amt <5o<o W
Net Liabilities. .......... : SIS 81
N. B.-The Estimated Assets are dependent upon the action
Of the Legislature, and will not be available until the Appro-
pration Bill shall have become a Law.
Dec. 20, By balance due Bishop & Co...........s 1859 &C
June 20, 1874, Paid Salary Of Physician g months
PAID Wages to faivcyor, ana ali Servants to April 1i 1871 90 .
For improvements and Rspairs....-"-... 90 20
Bishop & Co, interest at ePc. on o~verdrafts. l27 20
For Provisions, Medicines. Including cost Of
Invoice imported, S6s7 e2) Bedding, Fuel,
Lights, Collins, etc. etc........ ........... 1924 As
7,478 81
June 20, 1874, BY balance nm't due Bishop q Co,
brought 2,es3 81
Respectfully submitted, -
CHAs. R. BISHOP,
Honolulu, June 20, 1874 Treasurer.
LONDON. May.25.-The Times this morning an
nounces that Prince Arthur has been made a Duke
Of Connaught, and Lord Strathmore has received
the title of Earl of Sussex. |
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FRENCH AND
GERMAN
CIR RI f -
Large and Desirable Assortment. e..

O. IL r. So
Large and Desirable Assortment. B.
Liebig's Extract Of Meat,
Hubbuck's White Zinc,
White Lead, Paint Oil.
Black Paint, Red Lead,
Paris Green,
Kerosene Oil. AIcohol. in / Gallon Demtjohns,
Cognac in Boxes, Fine and Table Claret,
Liebfrauenmilch Rhine Wine,
A Small Lot Of Fine Hungarian Wines,
Settler Water, Fine Liquors,
German, Scotch and Norwegian AIes, qs. and pts.
Fine Havana and German Cigars,
Vienna Rocking Chairs, Sofas, Chairs, Warirobes, Writ
ing Desks, and other Furniture.
Galvanized Iron Pipe, 1-2 and 81 inchj
Steam Pipe, Ia to / IL inch;
Charcoal Tin Plates,
Block Tin. Rabbits Patent Metal,
Perforated Brass, for CentrGugas;
Sheet Zinc, Xuntz Yellow Metal and Nails, r.
Hoop Iron, 3S, "a, 7-s, l and / Ia inch;
Fence Wire, No. 4, 5 aud O.
Best Refined Bar Iron, all Sizes
Keg Riyets, Lanterns,
Portland Cement, Pire Bricks, States,
Stockholm Tar, Stockholm Pitch, Coal Tar,
Fire Clay, Bath Bricks,
Blacksmith's Coal in Casks,
Hemp Packing. Hide Poison,
Demij0hns, Birch BrOoms,
Oak Boats for Coasters. Oil ShTuuk Shocks,
Petroleum Barrels for TalIow Containers,
Syrup Barrels,
And many other Articles too
Numerous to Mention.
SAMPLES NOW c
FOB SALE BY !
n. HACKFELD & Co.
mil mh2l
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city, on Saturday even
ing. June ZOuh, At the residences d tie brides father By Rev
Abbe Hermann, HEyEY MACFAHLANE, ESQ., TO Miss EMMA,
daughter % Hon n. A. Wfdcmann, both Of HOnOulu-
LEs-w this city, June ed, BY the Rev.
a.. n. Parker, Mr.. JAMES "a. ILEs 10 Miss Louisa WAHAFOE-
FUE. an Of Honolulu.
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WITH A VIEW TO AFFORD EVERY
w facility TO parties DESTROYS Of prohtably and securely
investing small sums Of money, Bonds OF the Hawaiian Gov
eminent OF the several values Of 500. 5000, $500,
and 81 900 bearing interest at the rate Of Q per cent. per
annum, payable semi-annuary, will be issued at par TO all
persons applying for them at the Treasury, for terms OF not
less than 8, nor more than 90 years. ttEts f..
Minister Of Finance.
Department OF Finance, April I'd. 1874. ap4 3m
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ChGs. r. Bishop as Treasurer, in account Current vita
the Queens Hospital. ShOWiHg Receipts and ErPendi-
lures During The Half-Yeur, ending June 2Oth, 1874.
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BIRTH

Ia &c., -zzsI1 = .E---is Or sh.A.
W. Bush, n son.
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LONDON. May.25.-The Times this morning an
nounces that Prince Arthur has been made q Duke
OF Connaught, and Lord Strathmore has received
the title of Earl of Sussex.
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(Foa Saw FaAvctsco-Per W. {. Parke, June 23d-Thos
rannau aud wife, A FraenksL, Sir Colin.
FoH EAuAf-Per EIaaea, June 24th-HOn + Isenberg, wife
\ and q children, T. ErIn, Rev A o FoTbeg, Rev L Coau, Mrs
Geo Dole ami ehid, Mr. Robertson, bliss Wundenberg, l. IA
ina, MsH l. ~ Richards, Misses Mary and Alice McBDJe,
Masters Henry McGreW, John DOwseu, Alex MeBTyde and
Walter McBfyde, and about IS deck.
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Report of Surgeon Queens Hospital.

~ IEo LAAs " u "NLL-NY
Minister Of Foreign Relations.
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Projected Departures.
F0R IamtfSA-schr Netie Merrill, sails this ? ".
F0E KonALA-Schr Active, sails this p g.
FoR MoL0tA-Schr Luka. sails on Monday.
For W~rsBwRHD PoRTs-Stmr kiiauea, sails on Monday
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FOR SALE.

4 FINE SIAN OF BUGGY DELIVERY
N Horses with set OF harness: also II
good deliver. wagon will be euid cheap for
each. by apr,ing to
ans 0hEkFELDER 4 HAKRISON.
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Total number Of members Of convention. l6
On motion, a Convention of tho party was
called. TO be held ut Carson City on the 2Stli
day of September, 1871.
TN motion, tho following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolved. That we recommend to the vari-
ous Democratic and Liberal County Cemmii-
tees of the State of Nevada to apl,uint prima-
ry meetings for the election of delegates to tho
State and County Conventions in accordance
with the abov" "apPortionmcnt.
Resolved, That cheap transportation for
both articles 4 consumption fcrc ft,1 articles
of production to be transported to markets is
actually necessary for the well being and pros
perity Of thr State, and that We favor the
passage of II law by our next Legislature rcgu-
lating the tariff of railroadircglts and fares on
roads in this State, preventing univ di>crin-
ina.ion, thus reducing tho cost of living for
our miners and laborrrs, and keeping the
money amongst us in legitimate trade, instead
of sending it into the vaults Of railroad com
pancs.
Resolved, That We are in favor Of taxing
the property Of railroad companies .te same
as other property, and that tn" property of
railroad companies should be assessed as near
its actual cash value as other property is now
assessed,
Resolved, That all voters who are in favor
of the foregoing rcso ntions, and oppasei to
the administration of l. 5. Grant. ara invited
to participate in the primary elections hereby
called, and To act with the Democratic and
Liberal Party in the ensuing campaign in Nc
vada. j. +. l;loRDEN,
Chairman pro tenn.
NJ. S. EoSyIrlhLp, Secretary pro ten.
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NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS KNOW ING THEN
n selves indebted to me sixty DAYS or
more will please call n ound and settle be-
fore ordering anything more.
IiikAM JOHNSON.
Eureka. Sert. lst, 1874. s3ni