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LADY living IN dcli.httul country home
or The Itu having several cii'r oi her own
10 eel, r.r u rrrri.r uIO hcr family % lltW hnWbi 81
pupils. "uo vh Ear. equally ever "a. az 49," ii "i
H. Non, bat Gao bt- l. It't~ tait rL Tor pti'4-l
Jars a.i ir.ss y. g. e., Box lt- irp nr o''-
FNBEIL lntrruHuOul Academy; for European
~ civ and trtve -i-rutneIt SCI i0d iJr ~ les I'd
ric es 10 -rc lo.. IaHgla Ar - Mn-c 10 "fih,
week d.
FOR lI:ir. ices 80 % later ttolH Nr lc copper
loI, NcS ior4. or. % 50 mig "a tcr 81, itii 'fl'
fsONE INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, \. G.-fOr
Nulur fa4s aud fhil 'rpG tuDii1e hume care ant
e. or11ol ,1Ira.' ot study. MISS II. IS. MLlCAhF.
FLMlRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens its next
- .-,'aIon Fab. =. Ta Is 'i'. g.: The h. t It eli is
an win mos rite charges aiiT,,' Kcy. a. y" CuWit.r
r. f., Pres. EiHfr'. n. 5.
GOLDEN NIL SEMINARY Cor young ladies
" BrdreIoIi. conn. Adir,-s MISS EMILY s. LIS -.
7yTSS BULKLEY'' BOARDING anI DAY
I't SCHOOL hr YOUNG LADIES. Iarlylpwuoh t.e
Uuf-ol.
RgISS II. M.PARKHURsT@ HOME SCHOOL,
w EcWJ.T-u, s. ). DnJt Gaze ttr,'Ash i-t". - Do "u
Il peasant SSi aud 90. cattr wor tne4t desire
TT'ARRYTOWN Young Ladies' Seminary oft,rS
( sup. for ADVANTAGES Address Rev. ". If. KINGS
l. ~, idrfy Gown. y. !.
Miscellaneous-Copatry
WORT EDWARD INSTITUTE. n. Y, for
aiies and ccntlenenfI9i pry ar or board and Com.
Addrcss Jos. T. kIN0. Old. Spring ferm March -.
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II.
EONS AND G1RLS IN rIOI OGY:

or SIMPLE STUDIES OF THE LOWEE FORMS or
LIFE Based upon the Latest Lectures OF rIo r. a. Huxley
sud Published nv PERMISSION. Ty sarh Hackett steven
son illustrated b. Miss Il. \. j. MicoLlah. ! vol. l2mo
C0.L - -u
TAr possibility Of interesting Young p0ple even tile cin
dren 81 simple ines occurred 20 TIC t.st
un,c hal pleasure ~ listening 10 tIo Hu.lry H.
llcd pon oi tae yeast lut recalled tho play Of
citood tiHn and there suggested tie plan Of which
tits voium, is the attempted execution. il -nal!y
ten Of letters England Little nephew ~
America a subsequent modification present
form Of ~cicntiic 1aiAs with Boys and Chls'
III.
ANEW VOLUME OF CHAPMAN AND HALLS EDITION
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Nem publications.
COURT OF THE STUARTSl and COURT
" OF QUEEN AIMEE ate published this day ny


COURT OF THE STUARTSl and COURr
" OF QUEI ANNE aTe published this day. 10y
T. n. PETERSON & BROTHERS. PHILADELPHIA
And ere for sale Ny al Booksellers and News Agents
TIE MYSTFkIES OF TIE COURT OF THE STU
ARTS Rv william Harrison AinswOrth. one N0iune' DC
tayo illustrated cnvcr. Price 10 cents
TrIE MYSTERIES or THE COURT OF QUEEN AN Ne
v iam Harrison Aiuswort one Nouihe ooI''"' iiun
tiated cover. ltce o. ceut0.
NEW BOoKSl JUST READY
The Lady cf the Isle; or Island Princess by Mrs -
Ny.ri, OF the ~ Anne by AinsWoth... 9'
Mtseii.s o Tie Of the StuaTS by A'us"Ort- -
Tho Haunted Tower. BY Mis-. Henry Wood "'
The Giusv Prophecy, The rle OF an Evening By 80
Mrs Irnna d. b. H. southwark -.
4 Itf.s Stcret Mrs Henry Wood ...--..------ ~
The piscarcd Mifr. Miss bliN 4. DuPry -..-. -
Tho spectre Lover By Nrs = y +. y. ,',,."o''''''
Isabella Niucs1i. by George W. N heNh"h-
SeqHe Ia saoeila noeht. 80
lhe Focey Aight Oaorl By Ars Henry Wood .-.. 20
The Fortune seeker Tie Bridal pay by MIS- Fhhh'
Tie landtsac Marriage ~ Miss Z: \. Dupuy... .
rYc Mo''olns II Paris. By Aeynd i',na7 -
Tue mitiaia 4 and BfdttJN Edf!0 ''ih.-..- Z"
Tho Queen OF the Kitchen. Coutain l,0o7 Old nary -
land receipts Cooking. by Miss y son Z"
Beautiful and 0tllr Poems. i Weir dHd Bc0utyW IN
TiItygfeJ Iti,fton py W. Watson . 90
THO Outcast and Other Poems. ~ j. w. watson . y"
Camille, Oi the tCtc Of (Oqucte. OG Dome cur % o..
tntiur1 is Alexander Dumas -.--.--- ----------- 20
ii,big oup,tc Works Chemistry, cloul.-..--. -
The NJ tmoTs Of Nhio'q, ChitI 81 r tr"ei foiec "a
ctciia i0wti I In;ttHu Paper, ~ " 'i''h---
M-is;ar ksfs Sketch BOOK By CIlfs a. ifiaiiu--.-- "a
Hans Broitmanus ia laas al ~ one volume wv
.. Abore 30 rs are r sole 5y IN To- irs or fPea o. iy
rQr 0on rI iessnt to aay one 10 any mace PoFa"
or free or,eigst On rcrtiug price 10 ne Pabltsfers,
r. u. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
SO6 CHESTNUT.sT. PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
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gnotruttluu.
For Y,unrLadies-City.

N TNTTFlNVF ' NJ FllN, W THFNT ''..''
IN Maisonave oldest AMI best kind"rFartrn IN inc ctS
An the FTJrDcl occupations tgit hmoiyhy. ItaHnt
aud teachers schools au families hGppDch
with kiudCIlllrti,erS Miss r.. NJ. cDL, nm
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Qsafhcr5.

An ENGLISH LADY Of s years. experience
y go t,1c ing vo,ll ami il-trtmcuih music de-. Tres
eagl~cm a college Address X, 9UI MarSet-t.. VII
mihgtOn, Del.
4 FRENCH young gentleman of birth and
u refined education and manners d ike Ia hl
in o private family to INSTRUCT CHILDREN Tor hs
beard, az COMPASSION to IN Invalid gentleman; OLE
lection the country good gc;r.nc' Address io week.
J. +. g.. Fri mnr Uptown once, 25S Broadway.
FAMILIES and SCHOOLS desiring competent
i TEACHERS viii hnd Item b. applying - Mrs. MITCH
ELLIS TEACHERS 81 REAu, No. 81 West Thirty titiist
T'EACHERS WANTED for MUTUAL IN
4 TRODCCTGCNS. Address
AMER. EDUCAriDNNL UNION, 737 Broadway, y. Y
VISITING TUTOR.-A Teacher of great eX
p-TIenca prepar,s pupils for college oNamuaLons &c
Address -, LO> 10, LubaLs once.
tNANTED-A position to TEACH little chill
w dr'u FHDLfSH BHANCTI = and MUSIC. hg yOaug
lady who has taught thc Kinder arcn system Address
\. e., Tribune Oice.
WANTED--By Il graduate of Williams Col
w lae, With years exp teaching. situation
PRINCIPAL. tel SclJul academy. A,rs ftliN
CIIAI. L0cA Box lGD, Gious sals y. \.
WHERE DOES TIE SUNS HEAT COME
w FRONT iIo'. :. p LANGLEY Of Allegheny ols TIA
interesting This INJURY In THE IKlB
UNEEXfttA Ma. ~. Pamphlet Edition, 20 cents.
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ClInnces for Business Glen.

DOOKRINDERY FOR SALE or TO LET
Part payable IN work, and balance easy terms knrY
machines and ytiuE rOmrirl for blank ""iA ~" ms
i.s oa, budutl. Prosperous Hnoss noN being d"nc
ASHER d ADAMS, % Bcekusnst, New YORK.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE CHEAP FOR
"a CtSH Owner gong abroad 60 acres 200 mice
"'" HUNr & HAYNES ls7 broadway.
UIJNT & HAYNES MONTHLY REGISTER
( or BUSINESS OPPJETU Mills PAhfNhFR
81 GPs &C. f. application, on by mail Tor stamp is
H.. lars Tor Nav Rcais' ouli b. received No clar.e
mi, - ureniaiirn concluded. HUNT K HAYNES, fthap
,ial AID 1871 lr,ss Irofor- ~ Broadway.
DARE CHANCE for person of total ahstl-
r.et mi ,p.s an tta"nci- disposition. having $1,000
1000 t0 i,osi n a. extensive p1b sS business "i'h
inspect % coming genera E,aIascr Ati.ss
:. S.. WOOD. &eNburab, \ Y.
TO HOTEL MEN and PHYSICINNS.--Wan
ed. % competent, Grst cilss HOTEL NANAGtR ms"
PHYSICIAN, a TO- 90 tas"iht rest AZ ana management
a. % Ilre suiaiium &. H. OLl\ Lk, so. Par place.
WHO are the true "KINGS OF BUSINESS y
w road JAMES rAATDN'' Lecture 10 hE lA.,l, y =
Tlup Liot lat or, ~ cents.
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atlarblc ou) Slate fllinicIs.

4 T GREATLY REDUCED PRTCES-AD ex-
~ tcrs .'ock Il tEHLE and MAEBLEIHED ,MhN
trade KLABE Ia East Eighteenth T., near rhr' ave
EASONi * ISOLA,
O STEAM MtKHI: and GRANITE WORKS,
l3G to ~ West son 81. necr roadway
Monuments M'ite.s, Altlrs Fgors Fling, Wun~co. ",
&c importers and manufacturers IN Italy Of maihe
work al every desGrrt
C'TEWART~ Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
= sfIntrs ich ELEGANT designs at the lowest rrlcos
900 and ~ Vest IwtLty UIde, between Seventh and
r. sllth ayes.
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Corporation Noil. IS.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, n. Y.
~ NEW ROOF on MUSIC PAVILION. NEW FLOOR
1HlkDANE BhlDGE.-srpaIale proposals. Ia sealed
ytOp,s for IRON kUOF IN the MUSIC rANIi~
ion, Mail Central Park, and a. new WOODEN FLOOR On
IHIRDANt RIDGE, over Harlem River will De- ceil ed
by the above Department until $50 clock IN. WEDN
DAY, Apnl %, ls76.
III. particulars The City Record" city Hail
DAVlNG, &c.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
be received by The department Of Public Works until
o'clock Aprl %, 1910, paving tbs
Of West Washington Market For particulars SEQ The
CITY Record. Copies Tor sale ~ NO. CITY hall.
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SIX IL INDUSTRY.

Rv Age Amos r.. " d. Special C'lmissonor Of the Labor
Bureau Of Massachusetts. vol, lGmo. Il -.
book e,ye- e results thorough and eXendol
investigation the effects industrial occupations upon
II coU!a volume to Dr ClaTkes sex n Flu.
ca.on," and less important t.an THAI tamols Work.
- Tor Booksellers so. post paid receipt Of
price by the Publishers,
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e. CO.
vi Publish this day
81 SOL POPULAR EDITION. 81 SOL

MACRrADY'S RTMTNTSCENCFS.
with elections from Ills Diaries and Letters. Edited by cir
Frsler Ok Pollock Bari his With Four
Portraits beautifully engraved s:ee by one
handsome volume. l2mO.
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THE STORY OF A FELLOW SOLDIER

An Account OF the Missionary Lahors the RI.
Rev J. C. Pattcson, Bishop OF Meanesia Islands. By
F anccs Awdry. With nIstauons. Extra iop. $40.
81
from the Larger work put into simple language
for cl irn-a happy lea for Bishop ratcsons
infant nds may perceive the beauty and
impI,sslI en,rs. II lIo NatiOn.
TIE NEW SERIES OF HISTORY AID LUERA-
TI'RE PElN RS
Ffed hy J. r. Gr,n, VI. a.. Examiner in the school Of
Modern History oxford. author OF a History Of tie
ELs-sh People"
HISTORY OF GREECE.
RyC A. FyGc, ~ A. how and late Tutor of University
College, Oxford WI,h Maps. lsmo. Cioth 40 Payer
covers, 30 cents.
PRIMER or ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
Ry the Rev r. Morris II A., LID President Of the rhio
logical society London ~ Bisior al Outlines
Fnqusi Accicuce lsno CLOTH 10 cents. Paper covers,
30
.. Otler volumes 10 follow.
The above for sale by al booksellers viii be
sent receipt Of lroo by The Pu1 .Iers,
MACMILLAN x co.,
u AsTOR PLACE,
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PAMPHLETS. PAMPHLETS.
i FuR SALE At So NASsAU-SE
$4,000 Pamphlets. every KIND oi suiect-iistOry,
Indian Revolution, sla eIy. Ware lSbl-6j, Grnea1gy
sc. \. +. BOON.
"TINWO ORPHANS WALTZ" by IL. lis
siuWOr-tie Gcu ~ Tie s'asoni EuUellsltd with
portrait. hNOn and Miss BlaEclap with
IRON fpLOuuc.o by d!i-tLe mort ruccos piece OF
Cay Iicc 1Jc su. ~ al Aa.c GeaIa- Copies mailed.
Published by &. II. Di1-uN 4 60, III BroHi~ay
&" 70 BOOK BUYERS. Now ready, JOHN
4 EVANhs CATALOGUE, no. ,. Of rafc interesting,
valuable, Books BOsa .stal Prc.-'
Cataicg application to JOHN EVANS Importer
anG Dealer, 3la iinds1n ave-. Br'aJAiyn
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=
NEW-YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY.

This oa be reopene Tor Passengers MONDAY morning
next. April G.
De- per table OF February H. 1875 for
piocrs
mI ted wien the irT. ais bctV viii reduced
one half and alO Il double the number trains run
New York stril n 1874
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DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

sIATERoQMs WARNED by STEAM PIPES FOR THE
COMFORT OF PASSENGERS. The IroW or II. John leave
every evening az clock lSuu,ays eXcspe Ier Al
North RIVER GOT Canal ST., connecting Albany all
inesior TIE Last North, and M,s Tickets stateons
for sale al LWd Express Once, 9i4 Broadway; also arers
IA r"s~ o. LII Broadway ami at Fifth Hotel and
bas age cItvh@l To d@tillllon same tie wharf
y, b ~ Al hIDL lion ~ fAlNs-FIliSr CLASS
PASSAGE ONLY 81 90; DECK PASSAGE 80 GEMS
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PHILADELPHIA, VA LONG BRANCH and
D the NEWJtNsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
rare from Sew OK 10 Philadelphia only ~ 25
conn euc.ng MONDAY ARA 10, 1870. the new, stanch
ana comm niOuH steamboats, JISSE DAY STAR
conn ciing ~ SANDY liB,k with al trains viii
lea'e New YORK from Pier 3. =. H., foot of Rector st
eiJ a. m.-tor Philadelphia Long Toms River
MHtio"n. lnek' rion tineiand and lrdsetou.
loop M For Long Branch Toms River Waretowu Bar.
nceat. and Tucker ,On.
WM. \ SNEDFN General Nanagar
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NppOSIrION MERCHANTS line

~ ALBANN AID TROY, landI atasi- Steamer J. H.
SCLuHLEk irom Pier ~ ,: r., IranIIns,. MoNDANS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, Il D. m. FIre 90 cents
does; cabin With D,Ith 81. Casu 81 freight reduced
IattH. l. HANGGN
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PEG LIAR Catskill line up the creck-Steam-
~ ~ New ChlmyOn aud Water Brett leave. except sun
DAY y. IN, Pier ~ foot OF Canal daily.
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare
81 % steamers leave Ptcklp for NewIIaven and
ii D. H. Daily Hddays excepted connecting with the ia Iu
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM
v BOAT LINE for EnglsWood, YCnkers, Nyack, Ha,er
straw Perkski and teun'Gatc lardiug every aft
Except sunday lIOl the loot Of arrsonst, =. 6 Ocr
Pier. h.. LANE Agent
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BosroN, April l3,h-Tbe Journal says the time
has come for the President 10 announce his lnlen-
ton to retire from ofsCe At the close OF bis present
term. A bold. manly rnunciation of such a pur-
pose would revive the dropping spirits o! the party.
This feeling Is entertained by the best Republicans
Of Massachusetts,.
LONDON. April 20ih-Tbe BessemeT steamer con-
strucicd 10 overcome motion OF the sea. has made 4
satisfactory trial trip from Grayesend 70 Calais
WASHINGTON. April lOth.-Vice President Wilson
who was 20 have sailed for Europe on the i4th
instant, has changed his mind. He has concluded
that he viii not be the FIRST TO establish the preee-
dent Of a Vice President leaving his country dur
ing the term Of his Office. Wilson's going abroad
was likely TO be criticised. and there is no doubt
that however unlikely any contingency may seem
which would make his presence IN the United
States necessary during next summer, be Is right
and prudent in deciding to stay NJ home. he will
soon 60 TO Massachusetts. and will probably visit the
Pacific Coast during the vacation.
TIE TIcHBoRSE CLAIMANT-The Tiehborne case
has entered upon q new phase. To-day q declara-
ton was filed AT the suit Of Sir Roger Tichborue,
the claimant. against Mr.. Murray. clerk at Petty
Bag Office. Queens Bench, for failing to issue a
writ of error. and proceedings are in the form of
an action OF mandamus, under the sixty-eight sec
ton of the Common Law Procedure act, 1864,
and the damages are laid at s5O0OO0-London
letter.
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IMPORTS.

80 arpyEV 4 AucKLAND-Per CyPhrenes, Nay Sd-o'
- Ma. 90 A ) CIeghoru & Co 2 Pkgs Ndse 70 y = WHIT,
: \ rou Ie1ther % r Dalton 5 c. Opium 20 Oruef ) /
.Eyt wine 20 9 Rhodesi 1 Pkge Samples 10 Dawes =
q Wine TO DR. McGreu-
r.o s.N FR4ScIsco-Per Legal Tender, May 5th-l69
Al. FI5ur as ~ Nails. SO ca Matches, II Pkgs hdse, Zao
1870. "a d Hardware 70 r o Hal & son ron Leather
~ , paitous 2ea Locks, do Hardware, 10 Pkgs Nah. %
Wyt4.r = CO. 50 6 Bread 10 E P Adams 10 pkgs Liquors.
e. Powder. u Boiler Tubss, 40 pkgs Hardware, lIomosiohe
e. Narhle % Order 5 I bx Medicine 20 Ting sing L0nsi :
:. Sfafisnerv 70 II q Thrum 20 c. Tobacco 10 " F1hmPsN
O. s c. Cixans 70 Boues s. Co ) 8 pig. Mdse, 60 HAfls1rs
- "a UoasehIaexsr s. Co g sks Oat, - 90 ~
D,Z.ett ; $50 bbls Cement 10 c r Bishop ; 30 kgs foSuei y
A NeDaTs 1 ee Alan. I do Hardware 1 DO slIruP.SeS
m I pkre saddle Trees 90 VI Baekfeid s. GO - g MIse'
90 40 Kercsene OH. Z DO Groceries, 2tons Bran 90 batSs nay
400 - FIour, 200 bbls Lime, $50 VI Shingles TO- WAFER
hsuse- -
Faow SAY FaAScIseo-PeI d C Murray; May NJ Pkgs
A.. h mi Nolte J pkgs Mdss TO Ira Richardson ! - /.
III al Wtne % g Rhodes 10 pkgs Mdse, " doors u PN..
49, "a WHler q CO; IS Doors, IS pkgs Mdse 70 LEVERS
ps.s.,n. q e. - 1 bale Papers 70 II NJ whitney csc
nfT,Sham a Co 20 Crate Bars, } Iron Plates, l = ~
~ masEs.I5 a CO. Is bales Bags 70 z ; spalding 2 c. Fue-
-. 4 bxs Marble, : bbis Vinegar, 2 Pkgs Mise -ooO So
N - ran- 200 bbIs Lime. 100 bales Hay 70 = bresero
-. \ sbaIes and 1 csc Mdse, 100 c. Coal Oh 70 CAsLeS
40 - FIour- IS2 do Bran 70 Boles & Co SCosss FS1l
a. Eran- 81 40 BarIey, Is do Potatoes, 10 DO NnSaL
-. so uns Crackers. 40 CO Bread, , do OatmeAlO - sG5
S9o -. FIour 20 E p Adams : - Groceries, . o1ss -,
!. O,i,n. 10 n f McIntyre 2cs Mdse 10 \ ~
100 - FIour. u pigs Groceries 70 fnel LatIe
- 20 Dr fIoanann : - pkgs Mdse too Z MeLs1.
-. a., Bf.hop Willis 8 stoves, 10 pigs Mdse q was
Co. S pkgs Mdse TO Chas Burr
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CO NJ NJ Err
1875.

FRIDAIs My = 1873
THE arrivals from hreigu ports since our hst have been a.
fsl3Es- Nay "a. American ship Valley Forge. from saB Eaa-
eiseoi %. A. a a steamship Cypbrsues, from Auckland ssh,
American schooner Legal Tsuder. from san Francisco Amer
lcau bark .. q. Murray, also from san Francisco
The departures ar On the 81. earn TgAl. 6r Portland,
o. sth, CyPhrsues, fr san Fanciscoi whaling brig Onward,
fr Kodisei Valley Forg-, Er End- rbury Island sth, UIama,
Tor 6uano Islands, ca, Garnet. hr Jarvis I.land- 9TH, Ida
Lily, Tor Euderbury Island
The bark D. q Murray 10 IoaIf1r fr san flamenco And
VIII sal on Tuesday next-
The brig wm- a. Allen = up Er Tahiti, % sal about Mon
dag NEXT
The steamship MIkaeo e quite DE from san Fra,eiseo.
Our ta;es from saa Fanesso are 70 April II. We quote
prizes o. bland produce
~sro.s5Rsaasy nssa 'E S's n bbs are as EJoss: Bay
Cube, ll3e Calornia Powdered, II.c Cube. Crushed, Fine
Crushed aud Dry Guuuhted- I1tci Wet GraruIated, lie
So Sc. me NJ t Ss,I nrraJaa. 1877 grais,; saI9te 2 y
HatnaEay's bonded warsh0use az Rfncon Polnt vas totally
Destroyed - the sHFiosLou % Giant Powder Of nItro-giyce rns
stored u a N9oien building mar BY In this warehouse were
stared 10000 rs Central AmeIean ravs IA bags. also 800
ian grocery GRADS be.ifes nor s+ -. -, s-tsoyI,I :. e.
rehncricz. Tbs destruction e Sugars was TIE oeeaslsa q a.
aged sugar "a warehouse vii s1on b- ossrsd r. sale Ia rsbT-
auction Il IL, % eggne, Ia bad eondiIan and m1st Be taken
Ia All vas stored IN this Government warehouse and covered
by lnsaFanes- We conuuue % receive supplies Of Eastern
refined are kspt az the present low dgurs The staek mere Il
hsgc, and, with enhanced rates % fright westward, this bust
an end.
~sIsUP-Rsanery prices are e7i. 70 and Tse fr Lts Ia bbls,
hibbla and kegs Hawaiian Molasses, ZS030c v gall
PuLu-The bark ID @ Murray, from H0nolufu, has 80 balls
for cargo. Price nominal, sGIOc-
AUCKLAND, April 18th.
sUoKRs-Ars only lightly stocked. especially Ehites. HSno-
halu sorts are cut u nat hands We are surprised that Homo
At present, ysiowa are very much required. A Quantity u
fIan, IN a..ortsd, was placed az ID 10 u per y DIP Another
90 doubt, be readily placed Dark Hon0iuIu sold a. ga To- 20
E2S los per ton.
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BEYOND a desire to rap the Gazette over the
knuckles for suggesting that ~e send abroad for a
company to conduct our needed inter-isIand steam
communication il not very clear what the
biaHder intends to say on the subject Of steam
boats. Its sentences are SO long and involved,
and there is 80 much that must be borne in
mind, too that by the time persons Of our
modest caliber get TO the end we have lost the
thread, and have to begin again. If we were
allowed to perform the part Of prompter, both the
Islander and Gazette should be made to say
We need a new inter-island steamer without
unnecessary delay. It can and must be bull;
here. With the will to build it, there need be
no difficulty about the means.
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PASSENGERS.

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THE ISLANDER,

a WEEKLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO
N Hawaiian Interests & cvTty KIDD. White It's columns
trrAi prominently e Home and Foreign news. = large space IS
given % general literature aud scienuEc Te~rArch. especially
referring % TIE Hawaiian and ctkcT Islands q tie Paeirc.
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paper. Arran emsnts hzVs b~en matc Tor The publication IN
the IsLASpGE. g valuable and Interesting mar CSerpt papers
relating - the language. manners and customs. religious rites,
socEs ard legends q these ald ether Pacide Islands, TO which
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these Is he famous prophecy o. kamehSmths's conquest q
the Islands known as
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the late IGdge Andrews, in she issue for he 2d Ct April, TO be
followed by David MNlos
WAIIAN ANTIQUITIES,
BY the sane translator. thus aaordinS sn Opportunity for Rad
Ing ard collecting the best specimens q Hawaiian literature,
which has never been eQuaiet.
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MEMORANDA.

REPoar OF STEAMSHIP CYPHRESEs, WOOD, CoNNASDEH.
Len sydney April 10Th, at I 20 p " cleared the Heads at
ESQ ? n wind NE and fresh with heavy Ne sea next day.
Increased % a strong gale and heavy cross sea. which con-
tjo,ed fr three days- The gale was 80 stroug and the sea 80
hi9h- that the ship had 10 be eased for a few hours thence 10
Aaekfaud with moderate y breeze and hne weather ar
rivfpxu there at 9 A N. on the 18Th Making the passage In )
aays and IS hours Lett Auckland the same day at 545 ? n
wi5d fesh from the Ne and head sea no * trades have
been experer-sd the wind being generally from the NJ
the whole Of he passage. occasionally varying TO NNE mod
erateIv aue Weafher has been met with Sighted Oahu at ! A
VI, May I'd, pilot boarding al 10 An.
HESRY ADAMS, Purser.
Rr-oa- or Bank D c MUaRAT. A.. FULLER, MASTER
Lef san Francisco April 2lst, az u P u hrst day OUT had
eaIua Ad dense Gg the next 5 days moderate breeLes from
NW wth dne weather.. hauling = and 2, and settling into
trndea nom ENE most Of the time "wednesday Way oth.a ~
J. = made the east point of Maui, bearing south, distance 20
nile. arriving the same day. Making the passage IN Il days
RrpoRr OF SCHOONER LEGAL TESDER- O. WISDTSo,
u.srra April Ish and 18th experienced strong oreezes
80 NV. then up TO the 2{th had calm and light orsezes
S-oT. saw 70 sWf hen 70 the 2sth n lE 249 30 y. long LSS
81 W light NE Winds From thence 20 Pou ire-h NAH~ON
br.,zs. from r 70 Ne, squaly and cloudy