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The Treaty.

The following found among the telegraPhlc
news in a Portland paper received by the J. A.
Falkin64rq, on Tuesday last, is the latest IN re-
gard to this subject 1t IS dated at washington
June "a:
.pcr-vrSTs IN FAVOR OF THE HAWAIIAN TREATY
This morning, Senator Sargent argued before the
Senate committee Of foreign relations in favor OF
the Hawaiian Treaty Bill, lie urged the political
necessity arising from the failing population OF
the islands and danger to the United States, II the
;stanas fell in adverse hands; the former efforts OF
En,Iand and France to seize them and how this
oot;on was received by former American states
,,a, the various efforts for reciprocity heretofore
no5a nv Hawaii with the United States, and said
e our government rejects this treaty, which VIII
L the United States the r~esiduary iegatees or
h. Islands we will have no right to OBJECT 10 any
orrangement they may make with any other power
- bprtfuI TO our interest. He took mp in
dot.l the objections made TO the treaty, and
1hoved their emptiness, dwelling particularly on
r. 1. tavorite nation - clause of treaties win otneF
- and on the statistics showing that the rice
~ znosr of the Sandwich Islands could not coHe
IN eom1etifiou with Louisiana and Georgla' ne
asked tie committee not to stnitliy ls IoIheL a.
ton now that the treaty had been Tatuea 81 ~ u 1ue
senate and both governments, and that INC Iiouse
- -anrnssntatiyes has gwen its SANCTION 10 H.
Cbas' S,ordhof then presented some Iacts III n o
gard to the area of the rice and sugar Janus GU =
Islands. Next Tuesday the committee are 10 ne@i
cenator Vest and others in opposition to the treaty,
sns vii then dispose Of the subject. a iavorabls
renoff Is confidently expected.
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SEEMINGLY the Ministry have laid upon the
Minister of Foreign Affairs the burden of defend
ing them against the charges made in the
preamble to the resolution of want of confidence.
Doubtless they have acted discreetly in this wise,
as in addition to a natural pugnacity of DISPOSE
ton, the gentleman is endowed with a eapability
of enduring punishment, which if it was
physical could not but be the envy of the pugi-
list and 50 bruiser." With these endowments,
and a very ready tongue, perhaps they could not
have selected a better proxy-fghter, or one more
ready to pummel the head of an opponent, if
unfortunate enough to be caught in " chan
cery.'' By his present attitude it is quite
evident he intends that whatever " satisfaction"
is to be got out of the Ministry must be g taken
out of has hide . as he once said of John Bull
in regard to the Alabama claims. But his
mistake in this respect may find a repetition 10
the near fulflment of the equally just claims of
a community who prefer adjudicature by con-
ference to a resort to any decision upon prize
ring rules, especially as the claims made are OF
n nature not to be satisfied by any amount OF
pummelling that might be practieed upon pachy-
derms. Laying the merits Of the resolution OF
want of confidence upon q more appropriate
basis then, let us see what the Minister, Tor
himself and colleagues, has to say. Almost
Immediately the plea of guilty is made to the
charge of inability on their part to " WELD a
commanding and benefcent influence in the
councils of the n%ation,' which the resolution
contemplates as )" essential to the welfare of this
kingdom and the maintenance of its indie
pendence.' Now, if they were. there for the
nurrose here indicated, and had failed in the
fulflment of that purpose, as the Minister
admits, would not honor and decency point to
resignation, as the only alternative by which to
avoid the necessary stigma that must attach to
malyersation of ofice2 Honor and decency could
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III NJ


FRIDAY. JUN u, 1876.
iHE quistness Of general trade fr the we,k has bssn uudi,-
CURED Notwithstanding the arrival Of several vessels VIZ
IS Chy Of san Franeisco from the Coloaies and bkt, lane A
r.LAlhenTs from Portland on Tuesday morning last, and thu
ago Islands.
The steamer came in ahead Of schedule lime and mai, ne
onget stay Of any vessel q the lice since is roFeasIzatfsu.
not sailing th about IL p N "Wednesday. This was al agree.
ANN ehaase 10 her many passengers, and more satisfactory 20
ue people Of Honolulu, though IL Eo0h have been much more
AeeePaDie 10 al parties concerned could the time set 70. her
departure have been more correctly given az The start, and
thus have avoided the annoyance Of frequent change. Of uor.
sonai Proganne she brought but n,ue freight Tor this port
and took iiffie away besides bananas, Of which thrrs were 1oao
banehes shipped. The Falkinburg brings Ia her usuaI CARO-
oforeson produce and lumber, and win be laid on for = return
freight Of Island produce.
fne currency question stil remains il an unsettled state.
Win no promise Of any remedy for the same, either for present
relief or for the prevention of lis recurrence, 10 more thorouzh-
u dsmoTalize cur disturbed circulating Medium. II silence On
the part % government gives assent TO tie lastness Of the late
move We may with equal proPtiety continue the same, TO in
sluie any OF al other coins.
The opium question seems destined 10 occupy the attention
% the government and public hE 4 little time to come, inas-
much as quite a supply has been seized from the Alden Besse
and City % San Francisco. The quantity Per the latter We
believe has been eonhseated, while In the former case the ves-
sei bas been seized TO await the result Of trial and inyestiga-
goh.
Mr. z p Adams will hold a trade sale at his rooms on Tues
day and Wednesday next, by Order Of Messrs Hossehlse-
ges& Co.
Mr. Henry May, importer, grocer, &c, announces that he has
taken his nephew Thomas May into partnershIp, and the num
Is now Henry May a Co. That ia right; give the young folks
a chance.
Starr Australia will de due here from San Francisco on
Thursday next, July q, and viii bring Us dates 20 The 18th
inst,-about a full months mail.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObertlsrr
lily %

HAD THE resolution Of want Of confidence been
brought 10 "A vote ON the first or even second day
after it was placed before the Assembly, it would
undoubtedly have commanded a majority. But
the ministry, however destitute Of either tact or
policy in the conduct Of public business, when
defending place and pabulum discover a consider
able talent for fence and a decided policy, albeit
the latter is Of the Fabian sort. They have used
with effect the tactics Of the Roman general, de-
Ginning to risk a battle, and have worn out and
deInOralized an unframed and leaderless opposi-
ton by marches, eOunter-marches and ambus-
cades '-dilatOry motions and a~diournments.
The debate has not however been regarded with
much interest by the general public, for, while
the resolution expressed the sentiment Of lack Of
confidence in the ministry felt by the majority Of
the community, las correctly stated by the Ga
zeIe) yet the lack Of confidence felt in The wis
dom, patriotism and stability of the average as
semblyman was equally strong. and therefore the
success or defeat Of the resolution in the House
could have little or no significance, 50 far as the
main question was commemorative fitness Of min
listers. 1t is evident however that their Ezcellen-
cies believe it Is well to assume a virtue if you
have it not, and therefore have striyen hard to
obtain a legislative white washing. 4 whole
week has been spent for naught though this is
perhaps no cause for regret, seeing that if the
resolution in question had not occupied the time
of the House, it is very questionable whether
anything useful in the way of legislation would
have been accomplished. All public business, we
are told, awaits news of the treaty that once re-
ceived, and we shall see wonders in the shape Of
all sorts of ministerial measures.
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the two thousand and odd dollars tina, had been
spent for this bali. seven hundred dollars lad
gene towards the purchase of liquor, and out Of
this sum the Minister Of Foreign Affairs had
pocketed a. tie purchase money of liquors
bought at his store, the amount Of three hundred
dollars. He said be would Ike to ask The gen
tleman if public necessity demanded that the
Ministry should violate the laws OF the country
by furnishing liquor to the large body Of natives
present at that ball, and that public necessity
demanded the amount spent for that purpose;
and he was surprised that a Christian gentleman
should lend his support to what, under the cir
cumstances, was an iniquity and a public wrong.
The debate was closed yesterday afternoon by
a stirring speech from the Hon. Mr.. Preston,
who told the Ministers some plain truths. On
the currency question. his principal points were,
the knowledge of the Minister that the coins
were deprecated at the time they were received /;
and the violation of Law in pleasing money in
circulation which had been received as n special
deposit. The motion 10 indefinitely postpone
was put at about haIfpast 3 O'Clock. and as was
anticipated, was carried, 90 to Is, as follows
Ayes-H. ii. Leleiohoku Their Ex. p.
KanOa, j. NJ. Kapena; Hons. ). y. Castle, II.
Kuihelani, j. p. Parker, 5. q. Wilder. Ii.
Kahanu, W. T. Martin, ). K. KaaI, L. .Aholo,
ID. W. kaiue, h. Kamauoha, j. Kauai, I. n.
Birch, J. L.. Naili, E. Helekunihi, 6. Barenaba,
G. W. d. iialemanu, j. A. Nahaku, J.. Wana,
5. NJ. Naukana, L.. Kaina-23.
N0es-Hons. j. Mott Smith, +. lsenberg, j.
Kahuila, l.. W. p. Kanealii, q. W. Pilipo, W.
Ii. Halstead, j. ". Gay, A. $. Kalankoa, s.
Aiwohi, j. Nawahi, l.. Mahoe, II. Waterhouse.
j. Nakaleka, E. Preston, S. w. Mahelona-l5.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
Ar

ay I5-U : . LaekaWanDa, Captain Greer, from a cruise.
I5-ssmr Ksiauea, MarchAnt, from Hawaii and Maui.
15-Schr Warwick. John Bull, from Lanai.
I6-Schr Kinau, Ahulhala, from Wainiha. Kauai.
I6-Schr Manuokawai, Rimo, from Nawiliwili, Kauai.
I6-Schr PueOkahi. Clarke. from Hama, Maui
E-SchT Pauahi, Hopu, from HiIo, Hawaii.
I7-Schr Jenny, Unama, from Kona & Kan.
Is-Schr Mile Morris. Kealohanui, from Kaunakakai.
Is-P NJ IS City ofSan Francisco, Waddeli, Is days I'm
Auckland.
Is-Am bkIn Jane A Fslkinburg, Hubbard, Ii days fn
Portland, o.
1s-schr Netie Merrill. Crane. from Lahaina, Maui.
2O-5chr Ka Moi. Reynolds, from Kahului, Maui.
z0-Schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, from Hanalei, Kauai.
20-Sehr Marion, Lambert, from Koloa and Baimea.
21-SchF Prince, Beck. from Kona and Kau, Hawaii
2l-stmr KEauea, Marchant, from Hawaii and Maui.
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PASSENGERS

Foox WESTWARD PoRTs-Per Kiauea, July l5-M SNIP,
man. Miss c shipwan, Rev Mr. Noble, b = s3ePnenu, M -
pI,nseu r Ruudshuh. c Meinicke, Dir McDougals . faiAst,
NJ ILina ] T. DIaisdeI, Miss Blaisden, Master bIalsael, VI III
10 n Io,stsSn and family. e J Watson, g Armstrong, 5
~ = = Miss l. Alexander, II A Widemann and daughter
q Davis, and 90 deck -,
FoR WIxpWAR PORTs-Per kiausa, July iI- M =
ehstian and SOC. Miss Sophia Sheldon, W J sheldon, " IN JhO
MsxTeu. Chss Baker, E Ii Morris, Miss kinohou, Miss llatue
Sou Mrs Hulebrand and 2 daughters, Mrs Laid, ~ anu
aiss chimney. Miss l. Williams, Mrs Wlkerson, sam PaiHer'
Canf n = Rowland, John Gibson, Mrs Capt Green, ; iAeN-
andsr G. Armstrong;, Father Damien, = macauieyi DshOp
Willis. and about 101 deck.
FoR San FRAScIsco-Per City Of San Francisco. July IS
Az r \ WatEon. Miss Cara Thompson, Miss Lottie Alexan-
~ Miss NJ NJ TroEbridge, Mrs 5 l. Lewis and chidTe9
Cbas Brenig and wife, Mrs A } Owen, Miss Z BOND; = =
80 m Emerson. n t van Dewsen, Rev J X Noble, ii Der
: vile and child, B = Shepherd, r Bnndshuh, 4 X MaikeI'
u n Rradley and wife, Mrs & J Murphy, Thos haWhnsi
= H., Al You, Pong Noy, and lis through passengers.
- Faox WtypwARD PoRTs-Per Knauea, July gL-pf .
" j maxwell. Misses Nellie and May Richardson
Mns,sS x,ms,ronz. Master Widemaun, Bishop Willis, Mrs Ma
maki and child, Miss Ike, and 30 deck.
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SOUTH AUsrRALIA.-We have resolved from the
editor, William Harcus, Esq, ]. p, of Adelaide, a
book of some 300 pages, entitled South Austria
liza It's history, resources and productions The
work is published by the authority of the govern
ment, and contains a vast amount of interesting
and valuable information respecting that msgniG-
cent colony.
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DEPARTURES.

uly I5-schr KamaiIe, Kibling, for Koloa and Waimea.
1T-stmr Kilauea, Marchant, for Maui and Hawaii
T7-Sehr Warsick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa, MolokaI.
I7-Schr Mary Ellen, Mana, for kohala, Hawaii.
Is-schr Kinau, AhuihaIa. for MolOaa, Kauai.
Is-schr ManuokawaI, Kimo, for Nawiliwili, Kauai
Is-schr Jenny, Uilama, for Kona and Kau, Hawaii.
Is-Schr Ulama, Mana, for Kohala, Hawaii.
i9-Sehr Mile Morris, Kalawaia, for Kaunakakai
I9-schr Pueokahi, Clarke, for Hama, Maui.
I9-Sehr Pauahi, Hopu, for Hilo, Hawaii
I9-P NJ - City Of San Francisco. Waddeh, for san
Francisco
2i-scbr NetIie Mentl, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.
2I-schr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, for Hanalei, Kauai.
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SELECT

M ISIS GEARY. LATE OF SA ROSA.
w will succeed Mrs. Owen In the management az the Val
ley School, AMI open the same for all English branches.
On monday, July 81,
At the late location. Just above the hrst bridge. Parents and
others DESTROYS % placing scholars Tor the coming term win
please make early application 10 Miss 0eary. residence i0s
Nuuanu Avenue.
~ Refers BY permission to Mrs. oven. Me-. '. W. Damon,
and Thos. q. Thrum. gyi5 I'm
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Per Ceylon, direct from Bostoni
VN OARS, FROM 10 FEET
w 20 "a feet long, Of the best quality.
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IN PORT,

NAVAL.
q 9 s Laekawanna, Captain Greer.
II b NJ 8 Myrmidon, Commander Hare
MERCHANTMEN.
Am bk Cyane, Perriman, leading.
Am bk II W Amy, Freeman.
Haw bk LunaiIo, MaTston.
Am bk w 81 Besse, Frost
Am bk Alden Besse, Noyes, seized by government.
Am schr g VI ward, Quincy.
Am bkfn Jane A Fslkinburg, Hubbard, diseharging.
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MOrtgagee's Sale of
REAL ESTATE
On Nuuanu Valley Road.

H~DURSUANT To A OF SALE
Contained in a certain mOrgAse-deed made BY
March, 1878, and recorded in the Registry Of Deeds at
Honolulu, In Liber 81 ON pages u, IS, and Ig, and fer a
auction, on the Fifteenth day Of Juiy. 1915,
at IL o'clock noon, at the Auction Rooms q G. i Barlow,
First-An that piece Of land, situated in the district OF
Kona Island q Oahu, described as follows Commencing
Nuuanu Valley Road, the boundary runs along said Got
N. Al To- W. 2o3 feet thence along Joane-' lot :. h6e o.
No. ? and Kemp's lot ; 4se 10 r. $40 feet thence sions
the side Of the Nuusnn Valley Road n. az so D. l25 fret
to the place OF commencement, containing an ares :" os
second-An that piece Of land In said district ami Island
he Nuuanu Road ana mnninS n. slis p IS 2.ia fee. along
the Road thence N. az W. 1853 9 IL feet thence :. a6l :
IS Geet 8 inches; thence South 4se n. as feet 10 the place Of
beginning, being a part Of the land described and granted In
Third-Au that piece Of land in said district and Island
described as follows Commencing at the South Easterly
RUNNING from thence s. $50 W. se-ioo chains along Nuu.
anu Road thence N. 44e W. 2 39-l0o chains bounded BY
by land Of Kemp thence n. 46e W. / Al 100 chains thence
N. AZ u. $1,000 chains along Haalelea's land thence >.
commencement, containing 3i-1OO of an acre. And
Fourth-Al that piece Of land in said district and Island
lot and at the n. W. corner Of a certain lot belonging 70
volIum. running from thence n. AZ 30 y. 70 feet along said
46e W. Of feet along land Of Cutrerl thence sac go ".
SO feet, 3. 40e r. Is inches, 8. AZ so w. 26l feet all along
comprising an area Of 1851 900 Of an acre.
OHAs. r.. BISHOP, Mortgage,
Cy his Attorney IN factO
JOHN ". Patty.
solicitor for The Mortgage. 4-5siO "a, 3, 20.
The o5oUe Sale as postponed until S4TURDA y,
The ooh day of JUL instant, at The
same hour and place.
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To LET.

THE COM 0DIOCs NV ELLIN0
10 uoase on Kukui stFert. AZ present occapied ~ MI ,.
xQx g. Glade. Possession given from the tt - Augusi.
1919. For further particulars apply 20
JaiT 70 TT. LkSkHAH A 60. oa~eu a.
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FOR RENT.

49, the HOUsE LATELY OCCUPIED
lii by Mr.. =. NJ. Garter, situated ~ the coEner of rssars
ILL Walk and rnnchbowi Sta Possession given lmmrdi.
ateiy. Apply a. the
SEA MARsnALs oFVIcs.
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NOTICE TO T~REsPAssERs.

NUTICE TO THESPASHEHB.
A Ill PERSONS " HEREBY FORBID
n DEN 20 tfrspahH On the land called W~AlMANAlO. iu
the Ahupuaa OF nonouiiai, District of Ewa, Oahu. ~ htting
cattle run on the same, or by cutting, or taking wool. on knE
ing Wild cattle, or hunting on said land.
The boundaries u said land arr described ~ faiiows, "a "a
Alma HoolimAihma mua Ia John Meek. O he Kala o LINE
a me ke kuia o uON0ULiuLi, ma IA aoRo maall.. a % ma
Aoao makai oNANAkUtI, ma kahl aono = m knoluna. ma
Honolulu. March n, 1870. tmhil 10 an. COMFY.
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NOTICE.

guNHE UNDERSIGNED BEG rO 1--WE
notice thHt on the Let ~ Jniy 81 This year he ain fransfeg
60 Vi. A. McMAiNR. NE STOCK and goodwill ~ his nrnFglsi
business In Port street. NJ. McMayne IA alreaA, navorshiy
known IN the public, having been fr the past year ana a hail
Clerk o. Dr. Trosseau and the present proprietor. The under.
signed thanks the puddle fur past favorr. and entrrnis them 10
continne their patronage 10 his successor. lie viii retain HE
Office At the stare AMI receive his patients there AZ Al present
Iyl Il IN. d. N. ufTCOfNeoN
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NOTICE.

MIR. WALLACE HEREBY INFOR Ms
lNA the LADIES 90 HONOLULU. that she u nov able o.
go oni DRE>sMAkiNG NJ the ws<k, thoss wishlug
her services can mud her AZ The Chelsea Laundry. myO Nm
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TO LET.
TO LET.
TNHAT VERY DEsIRA 4 DIV YELLING

HNHAT VERY DEsIHA DIV ElIIN
u and Premises. No. 100 Nunanu Avenue, containing par.
lors. dining room, bedroom. dressing ruom,-thlna and eioihes
closets on first noor.-bas~ment under al three rooms On
second noor, ktchsn and pantry connected. also wlth bas-ment
beneath,-hathing and Mushroom, carriage honae, stable, fowl
housr. &C, In order. Apply % j. a. wOdD.
Cottage and Premises adjoinlne, Win ala
rooms, haihroon, servants room, store room, stable,
and carriage house. anit AZ
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MARRIED.

GtLaAS-At Kahaku, Island of Hawaii, July 5, MI 'Ons
SSnnTr GILMAN. aged IS years, a native OF Honolulu, ne
vas an exempt member Of Mechanic Engine Go NO Z, ana seS-
- Teutenanr Of the Hawaiian Cavalry he was hlghIy
ssseemed. both in this city and in Hno, where ne mad iesldea
s1- . number Of years past, for his probhy OF character anu
aniabse disposition
NcCu1RE-In this city, July s, CHARLES STACY, son o. MI
flames " McGuire, aged years. u Baltimore papers PieAse
CODY.
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CHINESE TILES

A FEW THOUSAND OF GOOD quail
ses BOLLEs GO.
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VESSELS

ss CITY OF New York, from Sydney, due Aug Is.
Brig W II Allen, from Tahiti, 10 J 1 Dowsett, is due.
IS Australia, from san Francisco, 10 II Haekieid q Co. une
July "a.
Bark Ionia. from Tahiti. to G. c Mclean, is about due.
Bark Canoma, from Edinburgh, to + L Lanehan ~ 20, Que
about the latter part Of this month.
Bark Ceta, from Liverpool. TO I ii Dawes, due about Aug l
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WATER RATES .

dsy ofJaly, isTs 10 me if day q January, Isfr, unvs.
rabiy IN advauorl btlng roe due, al persons having sste1
privileges are rcqaes,ei % call 81 my ono. foet a Nuuana
sicees, and ray mp thsr vaier rates
iyI I'm Superintendent o. wnier works.
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FOR SALE ,

IN ACCOUNT oF tNTEN- u
NM ton o. i-ave the kinrdom, the unarrbGred
I'm ofers tr sale His premises a ufa. Together
- With srOCh OF DRrCs, ar -
rrrms reasonable. A. a. NICHOLS
Hfio. Hawai-. Nsrch ask. 1870. api
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TO LET.
NoIlcEI

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RENTED
ths wokshop, TroAa, R~nch~a, also ne two Hear~rs. eco,
q Mr. c. y. wIILIANs. ~ ncsi stfe~s. BcuSuin. begs 20
intern bic friends ant thr pahic IN reneral that ~ u ncu pc
pared 20 carry % he hesinsss q FURNITURE MANrIAc
TURING In al rs branches. Also The Cndertakiug bosin~ss
Thankfui fr rast fsvor I sslca ycar custom. tShaiitr
a-avrr 90 give god wofk ~ fss rrice~
Yours re.pec,fany, "A. +. DONSRLL
Tvs In No. 81 Hotel "a. nonciuin. u. T.
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IMPORTS.

Saox Ngw ZEALASp-Per City Of San Francisco, July IS
q doEs. SO SKIS 100 crates potatoes, 50 SKIS 40 bags oats, csc
samples, AMI 200 pkgs mdse through freight. 4
Fsox PORTLAND -Per ] A Falkinburg, July lS-9O sEs
oats: I62 bbs, 30 pkgs, 10 hf bbs, 2 cs, 5 ties salmon; 500 SIS
-four, Is,e46 n Lumber, l254 cords staye bolts, U cs bfead' 4
IS Alden fruits. 1 horse, 30 piles, i nag pole.
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The more Gov. Tildeu's letter is read the less it
u liked Tribune