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PASSENSJER 1lSAlNS icIVSi NcSt IOIHt DTick
at A. NJ, arriving at Richmond NJ 10 4; N; leave
Richmond at z. NJ, arriving at West Point al
Trains connect at West Point with steamers from ON
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS and with steamers for
Baltimore and Al eastern points on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. i. az
Fare to Baltimore. w
Fare to Baltimore aud return. S9
Fare to Philadelphia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." ~
Fare to New York ...........'.....'.'..'' IN
III RI ,9 FIR ZIG Err TRAINS leave Ricmold
mt S a. NJ on WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, and Sun,
DAY, connecting at West Point with steamers, aaa
retnrnins iesys West Point at si5 p 3D. arriving
at Richmond at 2: b., and connecting WIN n ~.
Through Freight Trains ont on The k0ha anu
'EXPREsS FREIGHT received on MONDAr,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY before L. W., VIZ
be delivered In Baltimore TIE ioio"ins aA' -
a LocAL FREIGHT TRAINS with psssewnse r.
coaches attached eaye Richmond at wv TT, 4;
and leave West Point for Richmond tile same r.
at i:55 A. H. arriving 3. Richmond at S;oS to
the travelling public and shippers that the s,ta hsye
Of this line Between Baltimore aud West Point na ,h
been rea.ted In the most thoronsn n ,l maan
Travellers taking this line arrive IN q. sar PSiia.
annie time 10 Connect With tie rail hnes loI t
deiphja, New York, boston, and Ill custer aN1
err rpeiats WIN be given tie utmost dispatch. 10
transfers at Richmond of freights TO or rom SUM-
| efn p0ih's II. H. DOUGLASS. sapertnte ;,ssn
w. SaEnAaG, Mister Transportation. mo %
aiciiNoSD, FRED'G S PoIoaAc \; :; Coz
0rFIcg GEsERAL TICKET ASEISat5ts
| RICHMOND. January ., 4o'o''
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
ass p. NJ. leaves the yrS-s;resin s Iasn and
Ohio railroad 1T shePhefd, .ep py.tnss
Alexandria; ene u - SaWM1s and With
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.ByR. S. Anderson & Co, Anctioncers,
NSdtr, cfraaf s=E- #a-. =

BY r. S. Anderson & Co, Anct1Oncers,
1924 Main street.
WE WILL SELL TO-DAY AT ,109
w O'Clock, ut our auction-house, 1924 Main
street, 100000 ,,;,,,,, -
CHEESE. FLOUR. VINEGAR, .a. III ?,
- SOAPS, BR0O8IS, &c. y.
Parties desiring to add to sale will please send
i"et' wise ~ r. S. ANDERSON & CO.,
py22 $50. ..Ul lJ15s:, -. Auctioneers.
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MINERAL WATERS

FL MINERAL WATERS. t,z
MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT
SODA, Il f~st'..c -. ~
II -KISSENGEN, , J.s. :
- YICHY, and
SARATOGA 49,
- s.if2I-s% WATERS;
,n GINGER ALE and OTTAWA BEER,
drawn from Tufts Arctic Fountain.
GEORGE SCHGN,
my12 HOO Main street, corner Eleventh.
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inLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ,sGEfS
W go .-.-.@ COMPANY. eSSaassssssasa
FOR NEW YORK. ,

This company win dispatch one of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY ut high water. -. a,..,g:-f 4
These ships are entirely new, and were built eS-
pressly for this route. ,.tE.4r s.3'ifi ~.
They have splendid saloons, sate-rooms, and bath
rooms. t' s...,-.s
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'M
surpassed.
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river. ~ 81 ~ =. i.5 81,
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch and no charge made except actual ex-
penses incurred.
Freight received until T. NJ. daily. NJ
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; round-trip tickets,
$50. Stccrage, So and SO.
For further information apply 20
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my19 Office C,omplny's wllarves. Rockets.
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sDRIME EARLY ROSE SEED P0TA-
IL TOES. diretss gsom Maine, for sale BY ~ .
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RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC r. X. Col
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT. )
RICHMOND, May g., 1861
CENTENNIAL TICKETS.

On and after MONDAY, sth instant, ROUND
TRIP TICKETS will be sold between Richmond and
Philadelphia at S14.70. Limited to THIRTY DAYS
from date of Issue. a"aa sssN
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS between Richmond and
Baltimore, $40, pid Shepherd and train leaving
Richmond ut 235 p. NJ only. Limited to THIRTY
DAYS from date Of issue.
Tickets sale ut offices OF a. W. CARRIER, No. 500
Main street; Exchange Hotel. and ut Compapy's Of
flee, corner Of Eighth and Byrd streets.
~ G.. a. TAYLOR,
my S-2w General Ticket Agent.
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BOOTS. SHOES, dc.

I ~~~~~-~----~--- -
GANDALs! SANDALS! SAN. 81
- DALs! II have stu large and sa,eiSs TIE
sss9EIHens 4 1 efae SGHr1 q
and 'BRoSZE Low SANDALS. These goods are
casscd among the most favorie styles TINS sprang
and those desiring then s9 sto eh EMPoR1usr
4, immense supply of TRUNKS mi s Received last
week, to he sold at extraordinary low prices my u
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c. <aT13
ID visitors to the city will find at my 9zzs|S
store, No 900 Main street between Ninth and TENTH
pas IS t so f1 Sha in Tie city,
selling neat ard good article of Gentlemen'S SHOES
and Caters at from $3.50 to Ladies Laced and
Button Boots at from So to IS. An other styles Of
goods equally low. Give Inc call, and you Will be
my i6 $500 JOHN c. PAGE, JR., Agent. .
NOTICE.-B. F. TINsLEY Il SS3
IN GO. desire to make known to theirs -
friends and the public that they are prepared at All
Broad street. to suit any and all persons desiring 70
xh s1d haA s
that they do not wish any one to take their say IN
the matter but to call and examine for themselves
TRUNKS SATCHELS, VAIaSES, and all other
articles kept that are usually found In frst-cass
Hepairins done in the neatest manner and with the
| shortest notice requisite for eolnpletlon my II
r AIDES, NEWPORT TIES, a
III hand-made, Philadelphia make, 1880
$3.50; KID SLIPPERS, all styles, from " TO S3:5G;
Ladies' SERGE FoXED and MD BUTTON BOOTS
SHOES, all styles and colors; Gentlelnen's E!NE
SHOES, hand and mac.ins-lnade; Ladies SEhGE
GOAT aud MOROCCO BUsKINS. handmade
TRUNKS, SATCHELS, and VALlSES. Repairing
ne''''' 49, - 49, w, p. w. TAYLOR'S,
my11 Fourth and Broad streets
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MULES AND HORSES Mr.. II o.
iNk BUCK viii arrive on FRIDAY the 18th fEzsss
witt, nirteen MULES and HORSES, and I~W-yY.s
win receSe on The s.h Of tbs
ES 4 aIi nf once as Intend 70 sell them at
small nrodts. EDMOND BQSSIEuX,
- No. 1868 and 1sI 2 EREnk5in street.
Is MY 17-eaigts "a Is x ~
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coUTH THIRD-sTREET PRoPERTY.

THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT IN
THE CITY. . 20 r
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctionecrs,
.. 80. No 10 Governor street.

=DIAMoNDs, WATCHES, CHAINS,
DJEWELRY,, &C., AT AUCTION.--We Will
have OF, exhibition at our auction:rooms on MON
DAY and TUESDAY, the 22d and 23d Instant
large and valuable stock of the above goods, from
the wsIl-know1 ndiamond-broAcr, NJ II. Prince,
Washington d G. ..as.,g;. #,g.,-.e....ct, 4; !.
The stock is rstcass and merits the attention Of
the public, and will he sold, commencing on WE'D
NESDAY The 18th instant at 10h O'Clock
.ErliS-.T COOK & LAUGHTOS,
my 20 Auctioneersl
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TyOR SALE, PRLVATELY.-Ii have for
It sale privately three very nice ana and
the other frame, with seven rooms, on
Iycond street near Leigh street. Each Rouse mas
GOOD ward, and is nicely loc1ted VIII sen very
cheap and on long credits, as the owner Us de'er
mined TO sell al q sacrifice. .rs.
For further information apPy too-p - n1uJ
' So Real Estate Agent, HOS Min street.
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CONFECTEONEREEs. dc.
NENUINE OLD DIANORA TOBACCO.
ROCKS. STATIONERY, dc.

NEW AND INTERESTING BIOGRA-
IN PHIES-MEMoIR OF NORMAN afAcLoED. d.
D. ono Of her Majesty'S Chaplains: BY his brother,
Rev Donald Macleod With portrait, complete. vs.:
MEMOIR AND CoRmESroSpENcE OF Caroline
HERscHHL, with portraits. S1.75.
LIFE AND LETTERS or LORD MACAULAf. by
his nephew. Two Volumes Svo. 50.
LIFT OF GENERAL THOMAS j: JACKSON tStone-
wall Jscksop). BY Miss Randolph, or Aibemarie
county. %. a
WORKS AND LIFE OF WALTER SAVAGE Lam
DER. -Four volumes, 6yo. London. SIG: >,
THE LIFE OF THE GREEKS AND ROMANS, de-
scribed from Antique Monuments. Translated from
the German-543 Wood-cGts 81.
my 10 WO0DHOUsE 4 PAKHAM.
NEW BOOKs.-AeTs OF ASSEMBLY
In 1865, $1.50;f CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE'S
n EEa 9 4 9h sS3Rr q ne kG
Of oddIyrumpn 36c; STUDIES PRooa-ENG-
LAND AND ITALY. by John Richard Green, an.
thor 0r Short History OF the English People,
SI.75 THE PRIME. MINISTER, by anthony
si.sos TH fsi HAND or eETHEIBERTA, ey snthor
or Pair OF Blue Eyes, DANlEL !, psE 3;
IA volume J. by author Of 9 Adam Bede,n - .6Q. y
my l9S3t wv EST,JOaholON& ": :
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
.- ~! GIT Bank street. -,-- +.
BEAUTIFUL, HIGHLY-IMPROVE
DAND VERY PRODUCTIYE.SbIALL FARM,
CONTAINING FIFTY ACRES, HALF NILE OF
THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, ON AN EXCELLENT TRAVELLED
ROAD, WITH FAIR IMPROVEMENTS, FOR
SALE PRIVATELY-By request OF the owner, Mr.:
FARM, situated and described as above.
The soil is very productive, Hes well, and the farm
is we'll watcred. There are two large icc-houses on
500 tons orchard of choice frliit-trees half acre
of grapery-sclect kinds. improvements plain, COM
Portable, and nearly new large barn, 36x45 feet,
and stablc-all in exceentrepair. Thisis certainly
one Of the most attractive and picturesque little
places around our beautiful city.
my 16-1w -.t SQUIRE GODDIN.
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by Squire & Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auct!onecrs,

TRACT OF ONE THOUSAND ACRES
l. OF VALUABLE TIMBER LAND in BUGS gIS:;
RiVER AND KANAwIIA. CANAL: ONE HUN HUN
DRIED AND THIRTEEN MILES FROM RICH n5I,
! MOND, ADJOINING THE LAND OF THE LATE
DIR. CLIFFORD CARELL, FOR SALE.-We offer
for sale the TRACT OF LAND described above. It
formerly belonged to Charles Y. Morriss, Esq, and
afterwards to Mr.. James i. Goddln and Is known
as the "Spcars Mountain Tract" ..rs, VI, II.
1t abounds III fine timber, such as chestnut oak,
white and Spanish oak. hicf"-' 80, c,oso =, er,,
great oargac offered and liberal terms iiade,
.I,A III Z SQUIRE C GODDIN,
peal Estate Agents ana Auctioneers.
nv 1s.1w 917 Bank street, Richmond. va,
T0R SALE PRIVATELY, TWO MOST
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS on the north
side Of Grace between Sixth and Seventh stre Ss
being the eastern portion OF De NC eCaws nnx
to lmy l6-Gtl o. J.. AffErsos'
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MULES. HORSES, q.

q MULES, HORSES, DC. M
II livery, SALE, AND HIR1N GyTn
III gra f STABLES. ia
& We keep on hand arst-class HORSES and MULES
for sale Eirst-class HACKS, BUGGIEs, and
HORSES foiRhire. Livery at reasonable rates.
= ~ : DC. Im TURNER 4 co.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS on Franklin street.
Building LOTS on Grace street.
EIJIL DING LOTS near Monroe Park.
BUILDING LOTS 1n Belvidere.
BUILDING LOTS on Church Hill.
BUILDING LOTS In the plan OF Towards Grove.
BUILDING LOTS on Crows Hill.
BUILDING LOTS in Noodvile.
BUILDING LOTS III Fulton. s ..r.r
For sale privately ON liberal terms by
RICHARDSON & Co,
nv 17-1w Ills Main street.
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UIRGISIA ACTS OF AssEMBLY

ls75-76. Price s1.50, or 10 by NAN.
JOHSsoN,s KEPoR.Ts OF CHAsEs DEcI-
sIONS, United States Circuit Court, Maryland Fir-
ginis, Eersb and South Carolina, 4 s66-'68. q.
Z All rne EEW LAW and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS are fo,' sale at 1918 5iain street. "a.
my I9.d6w RANDOLPH . ENGLISH. I
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ByJ. Thompson Brown

Real Estate Agent and Auctioreer,
No. f113 Main street, opposite Dispotch Office.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsa-Iins {,
- =. 80 COMPANY. & sssaazas1aaaslccsk

FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
BALTIMORE. PHIL ADELPHIA,
g'.as-f NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
y. .s.-... a. JAMES RIVER.
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AUcrTon aaHEs-rusngeI .nys..

- - -
- Bv paine, Cabell q Co, Anctioneers
~ e. III 9 q. ~ II "a 81 ? 3
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
ssassesoN WEDNESDAY, May 24frst sss
commencing ut i ok O'clock.
We win sell ct our warehouse large and desirable
assortment Of GOODS suited 70 NE season, consist
ing Sft 8 S..
Neutrality-suspicious.
BOOTS SHOES, and LM0R Ls,E
(, MEMS and BOYS EUR md WOOL HATS,
s8 SHIRTS DRAWERS. HOSIERY, &c..t Y
+ ,Aiso, q large invoice of very desirnble sIoeh
CLOTHING, Ia good order. ~ tiiiEl
Also. an invoice Of choice STOCK GOODS, 80
The w,,chc to be closed without reserve.
PAINE, CaBELL & Coz
my 90 s'stss5stc ..,.s- A1cfioneers.
ts- by Davenport Co.,
q 4 Stock Brokers and Stock Auctionecrs,
.oace First National Bank building, Richmond. !,
TETE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION AT
.Sf.tour Office. over tirc First National Rank, or
THURSDAY the 29h day of May, 1876 at ~
O'clock p. NJ. s-s
$4,000 PETERSBURG RAILROAD sECoNI
MORTGAGE EIGHT PER CENT. GoUPof
; ;HONDS for account of whom concerned.
my. 90 - - Stock Brokers.
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FRIDAF. SEPTENsERs ,s.a

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. IsTG.
WE have 10 foreign arrivals 20 nose. and ,hr mn !. a.
Eoss bare Ct ~.hiPp.ns. The departure. have 80 c.,
'or Portland en- the 81. aud the Alden Be.sc. f., "A, T,.rc,.a
on ie oh, The sitter taking domestic produce valued a, ass
SD so. "
The IS zaiasd.s hom tie cOlouIe-, win te doc On v.5a--
day next.
AfE ADAMS kshi a large CTcdI, sale by auction At ass.r.
a lacAieid& Cos 90 tuesday, Wednesday add Thursday nj.
wsvk' at which some 10000 worth oG Rurorean coed. wore
Abe following l. the new revenue bin brougb, sorw,,, = -
Assembly on Thursday last BY rhe Hon. Mr.. Cleahorn II,
WI strike our renders as IN many respects. far rrrserail. n
me Ministerial bill which Eo published last we-k: Z
a, 70 IsoasasE IHr Import DUTIES OK cEETSus
tolo~ing gods: impaired Into This kingdom, duty Of tvves,rs
ne Per elnL I'D valoren, to Wit On siIks ara IN |,
kinds. IN whole o. IN parT % Watches a a e / 2 ? isTs1g ian
= .r,iec., edSginsH insertions, and hces on CARPETS, feaih-
V'ss SG @a 8 Ts! and aTs;arm. ad aa@ani;ion Of al lid. NJ
following gods, imported insn this kingdom. srer;Sr 49, srTn 'e
naows: On Playing cards. one dollar per dozen packs ; On
T hI enc dollar Per roll On Kid and all other leather and
~ stoTss thTse dollars FER dozen pairs on cIEars ard
on tobacco, other shan tbe msB asa ~ ~ pr cent q nd yaisIeIui
my ea - Ponndi 90 peanut oil, twenty-five cts rr gallon;
is Of the strength Or aIsoboI. Ten IoRs 20 n . and other sPlr-
NhaieVer name or description, below 1hs strength or sIeobsl
oSber arncle, q merchandise swectenea or mIxed. r eon,s,I1 Gns
aieohoi or spirits Of the strength Of thirty per cent. or upwards'
EisesG q hks namre. above eighteen Per cent. IF aicohonc
merehandiso q any name or description, containing, or pre-.
served In alcohol, or spirits above thar rate Of strength and
on champagne, sparkling mosere, and sparkling hocF. three
aoila5' per dozen, NJ quarts and one dollar and any cts per
9atItsi on rhine Ei9es. afty cents per dozen, II IN pinis on
Per dozen, il in pints on angeles, musca., Dor. ana whit Is
wines. commonly known as CaIifrnla wine, two dollars por
tied ale aud porter, fEy cents Per dozen, II In quarts +; tEenty-
i've cents per dozen fin pInis on draft ale Of al descriptions,
MY cents Per gallon on matches, twenty-five cents PER gross.
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J0TTTNGS.

r The morning hours of Saturday were spent
in a discussion about newspapers, and the
amount Of latitude that should be allowed them
in commenting upon the proceedings OF the
Assembly. The offender in this instance was the
Kuokoa, native newspaper, which it appeared
had been handling the representatives, collect
lively and individually, without gloves.
The plain and extremely unpublished language
INDUCED in by that journal, and read in the
course of debate, was undoubtedly calculated
to stir up the indignation Of Hon. members,
who were of opinion that it came within the
meaning of Article 81 of the Constitution,
which reads The Legislative Assembly shall
have authority to punish by imprisonment, not
exceeding thirty days, any person, not a
member, who during the
time of its sitting, shall publish any false
report of the proceedings, or insulting
comments upon the same" The subject WISE
dropped for the time, but came UP again On
Tuesday, in the shape of the following f~esOfl-
ton, introduced by the Hon. Mr.. Kalaukoa
IS Resolred, That the Sergeant-at-arms he
instructed to Immediately bring to the bar OF
this House, H. NJ. Whitney, publisher of the
Huokoa, to answer for the abusive and insulting
language, applied to members of the House in
the said newspaper" i warm debate followed.
some of the members expressing the opinion
that it would not be wise to get into n quarrel
with newspapers, and eventually the resolution
was indefinitely postponed.
On Monday, the bill to authorize a national
exhibition in 1873 Was ordered for engrossment,
to be read q third time when its turn Gomez.
E1E mn g H.
purposes of the exhibition, was laid on the table.
The bill making certain birds tsbu for the King
MAS laid On the table, and that TO 50 encourage
enlistments in the army" was Indefinitely post
poned. The bill to make Governors Of Islands
inspectors General OF Schools, passed q final
reading, az did the auctioneers' licenses bill.
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Statesmanship

AA EisTeN: Tbo Ministerial policy has a. last
shaped ilself-for the etedi, 81 The Ministry l
will noi say Ihcy shaped II. Here 1t Is:
Dates ca goods 10 keep trade down. Dates on
mcney - EeeP II oat Of the country Taxes ct
every kind 20 gather wha; money i here into the
Tressury-sud 8 standing army 70 watch IL.
The-c arc the cardinal points. Think Of IL even
yen. gentlemen Of The Ministry. To tbis you
have driited st last, Would you have believed
that to this complexion yoa would have come
when you set yourselves adrift.
So the treaty is after al n two-edgcd tool. and
in suoh clumsy hands Is likely while helping a
few, 10 be Of doubtful benefit 20 the many
sc trorsT gloria wundi, NC.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObsrtlsrr
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6

7 Ia Is reToTtod that the property tax is 70 be
raised a quarter that is, il will be fixed at three
quarters Of onc Ter cent. instead Of 8 half, az
at present. The revenue from the property
tax throughout the Kingdom in 1875 was
SOC, 1893 The rropored increase will add say
10000 to this amount; and about the same
sum it is estimated will be realized during the
present fiscal period from tbe new stamp duties
All speculations upon the working Of the latter
scheme mrs; however be terry indefinite, as il
il an entirely new one to this country, and
experience must decide upon its operation and
aTailableness for increasing the revenue. No
tax is in itself agreeable to the payer and
the imposition Of a brand new one here, like
the stamp duty. will inevitably be complained
OF. But it is generally conceded that a direct
tax il IN be preferred to one that cannot be
seen, though it IS none the less felt. The
increase Of import duties contemplated by the
Act now before the Assembly, (and which was
printed in these columns last week. cannot, If
shall become a law, go into effect until the
expiration Of twelve months after notice, accord
ing to treaty stipulations; 80 that any relief
to the treasury from that source is quite distant.
"a second act to revise the tariff is now
before the Assembly, introduced by the Hon.
A. s. Cleghorn.) In fact, none of the contem-
plated measures for making up the anticipated
deficit consequent upon the operation of the
treaty can be made available this year and
for this somewhat embarrassing fact the country
will have to blame only the %inaction and want
of foresight Of Ministers during the first two
months Of the session. They must borrow
more money, and we are prepared to hear of
the introduction Of n new loan act.
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PASSENGERS.

Foa wISDwARp PoRTs-Per Kisuea, Sept 4lh-Judge CT
Hart, J n Mills and wife, e Jones and family, J w smiihies-
G Motley, Rev J r Pogue, Achnek, J Marsden, ID Porter, Mrs
NJ Pahan, II MacfarIane, ii A WIdemann, } y Kawaiuui, G
sMeCuIly, G r Phelps and wife, Wcngtai, Miss 4 Bannisfer
and about 55 deck.
Afon sax FRAScIsco-Per Alden Besse, Sept 5th-o II
Baker @
G and Il Baldwin,, J Blshop, Mrs 3 z Bishop, A Dudoit Miss
Kaiue, r 5 Lyman and 8 children, e @ Hitchcock and son, Mrs
2 " Wilcox. child and nurse, Mrs NJ ii Chamberlain, Miss E
Napoleon, Marta Akau and son, } P sissons, II Chamberlain
Masters b II, W and II Austin, ID Kamai, Mics 81, Efropart,
YUss Hopper, Jas Abbott, q Blew, A Blew, i ii Butter, Mr.
Ehana, Cart J Makee, wife and daughter, W kalus, J U
Kawainui, W II Bailey, wife and 2 children, A jackson, Mrs
n n FlIIner, Mss McInty-e , T II Paris and son, q Emmes,
@ sprekles, Col 4 8 Spslding. II A Widemann, w ii Corn
wen, wite, 2 children and nurse, Apons, amp 81 deck.
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DEPARTURES.

1 2-sChF Luka, Kaai, for Maiiko, Maui.
2-Bnt blk Cleia. Kilgour, for Portland, O..
2-Schr Jenny, Uilama, for Kona and kau, Hawaii.
4-5Imr KiIauea, Marchant, for Maui ana Hawaii.
4-schr Marion, Lambert, for Roloa d waimea, KauRi
5-schr Mary Ellen, Mana, for Kohaia, Hawaii.
5-Schr Ka Moi, Reynolds, for kahului, Maui.
5-Am blk Alden Bessc, Noyes, for san Francisco.
7-schr Nettie Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
7-Schr Uiama. Mana, for Kohala, Hawaii.
S-Schr Prince, Beck. for Kona and Kau, Hawaii.
5-Sehr Mile Morris, Kalawaia, for Kaunakaksi.
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DIED.

GIIERxAzx-In this city Sept 9Th, MIR RICHARD Gil
IFRYAyy. a native Of Hamburg, Germany. He returned Il
the jast steamer from San Francisco, but had previously Tesid
Ell about four years on these Islands
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REMAIN STANDING.-Bunsby ssys he would have
less objection TO the army if It would remain stand
ing, for when it begins to march, the straddling
gait irresistibly reminds him of q flock of turkeys
That's a fowl joke If Bunsby's
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eoRT OF HoMoLULU. a. I
ARRIVALS.

2-Schr Marion, Lambert, from Koloa and Yaimea.
2-schr UIama, Mana, from RohaIa, Hawaii.
3-SchT IA Moi, Reynolds, from kahului, Maui.
Nettie Merrill. Crane. from Lahaina, Maui.
5-schr Prince, Beck. from Kona and Kau, Hawaii.
5-Sehr Mile Morris, Kalawala, from Kaunakakai.
I-SchT Warwick. jno Bull, from Kalaupapa, MoIokaI
s-schr Luka, Kaai, from Malko, Maui
s-Stmr KiIauea, Marchant, from Hawaii and Maui.
S-Schr ManuokAwai, Kimo, from Nawiliwili, Kauai.
s-Schr Khan, Ahuihala, from Wainlha, Kauai.
5-schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from Hanslei, Kauai.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
u = 3 Lackawanna, Captain Greer.
II u VI 5 Nyrmidon, Commander Hare.
MERCHANTMEN.
Am bk Menshikof, Smith
Haw brig Pomare, Hatfield.
Haw brig w II Allen, Chaye, repairing.
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OSI.-.-Oa Friday. September Sab, be.
IL tween Dr. McGreEi Office and Afong's Store, q plain
Blsck Fan. with monogsms on one side. The finder will
please Leave it at the Haziisn Hotel. sep