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sent Ills nso to The confederation os thu Republicans
Ut The Union for posnlpaon 10 tho Presidency Of tbs
United stses, in the full conn'tnce that the great
tluasina which have rendered his adminttrafion Of
Htate 4dat1s model oycD BY te cnfeeston OF polue-
Al foes, Will aanro vise capable, uhAinchinx
'lnnext and euocessfoi conduct Of tho wat anil
vayiol insetrnts Of tho nations that hc delegates from
lcunsyvsnia in tho Nationnt Republican Convention
ara hereby tnstrncted 70 present unv IIastraufs4
nAnb tho Convention ~ tho choice IT Itnnsyvanis,
part, ad uftn Ill questions TO 10 brought bcfors or
arf.ng In Convention, 70 cAt hn vot of rennayvania
unit - ma jor1y Of tho delegation shall direct.
David Aiken, Henry 11aa!ey, John II. purvI.
anco, and William FoAtor wote elected nltarunto
teIogates to Cincinnati. Henry n. 1Ioyt was
choson Chairman Of tho Hate Central Com.
mtt&ko.
, 1876-03-30

publioan--slaYor, tho Hon. A. Farr, senator
rom the Eighth Senatorial District uty Tress.
irer, a. shanen: City Clark, r. ". Dcokrnsrn.
mronoetatfo,naIayor, y Q. g; Hing ronomInated
Tho indications arc TINT tho Republican, viii h.
out IN full forco nud olcct their canaidntcs,
I'm. nnENEL1Y tEETs IN CONVENTION,
br. pAu1, ifinn., March 29.--lEnat!us Donnnl-
" ht'a Two or tl,roe othorH assembled to-day In
sn anti tt-alonopoly Convention A. 0watonna. Thu
asaemb!aRo WAS a. ricoulou8 in numbers a. n
character. Mr. Donnelly resolved In favor OF
moro greonbacks aud Of ali sorts OF reform.
, 1876-03-30

Ht*oret, That wo hereby reatas,n tho PLATFORM
adapted BY tho 3epub!tcan State Convention 1t Ian
Di nors 1s.
bra!,ss enough to know taAonessy when thoy It,
The Republican party II committed by ita ortn, ita
traditions, its hstory. and Tia dutlca. to intrepid
wherever IN natioas sato, Of ,naeIpai ilfo n,aiad-
IinistIaslon has oxtGcd, Or exiat, WI doInnul
TINT + r. s1rose s3rgssts sn% te aty p',tshsa,
port ns ctuxeu and ~ votety. .-...
second-That no luok to tho Cincinnati Convention
who abosu suspicion. md Ehoao personal Integrity
the n1on can most surely trust and that wn also ook
to our friends ~ s tat" 70 @ 'fT sr nst
capable, and faithful to the constitution.
having nothing In their Est history witch they wish
to b!ot ont or to apologize for, Or would have the
gresa and thcir sbcttors for ito presrcnco shown 10
mo deadly PRINCIPLES, and fof TIE sutseryeucy shown
to h as.s. Sn' F faE fr S ts late 9ran
q q s esnisas!sss ' .e,dis!s; ~ ior sr;s 9ssss!ea
70 open iho Treasury OF Tho nation 10 Alarming a:.
uujuat pccuniary demands from snsurrcctinnA1y
ninn men too rroad or unrspentaut 10 Hsk it. Or loo
guilty TO deserve IL; and fur tho combined rrciless
ness and cowarlico Of thcs coulHo on financial quc
tiuns, rnckca,nesa Which n!schloyously htlla out
iucaIacity urjginnta substitute for LciiI-al OF
tional i,.ss!net. unsscttoal impulse, af-
h!atiso policy as untt 70 10 trusted by the :nnAlry
fartsMrhat ' recs eve esen.s in tie lao sl.yo st.tca
claary ssncao purp1ss o. ls Part o. ss r.
next Presidential electiont md to Tits end brutal aud
booly consmsaces lays been tn.de to voters,
mud DaAe Legislative cOt&Y1racc ut s nat14et III
operation III order that nnpruclrled nnt fraudulent
minority nAy deprive rrnrcrlych1scl oIiccts Of the!r
gats nnd ~ agass shcso oussagcs We taao sn ap@al
FVlhIThat common Eafcty dcn,ands that our
public schools shsn not only be freq 70 aa'. hut shall
nttsuria 10 liytds tho school flna for hny PURPOSE
ws..aetur to divert any portion Of It Into channel
1sa!ssd viii Mn3ieilng tsr1unoss. Tho recent defeat
Ia the Democratic Legislature Of Maryland Of tho Cou
htitonai amendment " SECURE tho common school
fund Of that dtata aYanat division, reveals At
grave danger, nn ila SOURCE anti, With other ku facts,
inaies plain thu duty Of ooAgross to submit atcsi
~, when Adoptcs Will eYccluay defend the co1naou
scaool H,stcnl from II e.smies. oren Of eoyeTt
Aeplssea.asss ~ 4 wasGSs.on, @ n o fses 'V's ot e
ulnn tue nl.on froe-tsade tariff. "a tsult 10 tho
nteltYcncs Ut thu people, and evidence OF thu liz
wants of tic country. Tho remedy fos our suffering
srrt,fETh.l lie nsgle<4 of the pub,o business OF
tho Stata Wy tbs pFesen majority of tho lower branch
e tho ,n ths psuy t. Of
stsoasss. oeasuss .ad must, isrs.se1 IN, .xatea
W To- ssl% s'xsssS posy Es Republican
party Of punnsyiyania !n keeping down the burdens Of
sou b. Ae wEsn eSt
wipea out iho public expenses shoud TO connned to
the etIi expenses u tbs State Government. tls sur
NouB.
Of II uniform system OF muQtciu1l 1DVafuuet1t
, 1876-03-30

U2FENFVHIs n
Srte1ai Dit,sateh 10 Ihs tHhaU 1Ff6Knt.
DAyEsronr, H.. March 1J.-The Republican
City Conventlon hcll to-day nominated lsoderirk
lose for Mayor, II. b. Leonard for Marshal, q.
EsoAe for Street Commissioner, u. Finger for As
sossor, anu Jamua Osborn for Wharf Master,
Noso IL also tue Democratic nominee. Tho ele1.
lion occurs on Saturday, when also tho QUESTION
OF establishing Superior Court In this city will
be Yotal upou. -....
KKHOsHA.
epseia! Iaspateh to Tas Chteaoo Tribune.
KENosuA, Wis-, March 29.-The Republican
and psmocsasto Conventions hare met and
nominated tho following for city ofioers; Re-
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FURNITURE.
FURNITURE. ..
POPULAR
FURNITURE HOUSE.
SPZECE[, & Calm

Have thoir spacious warorooms
stocked with tho best selection Of
Furniture that art and skilled labor
can produce. We havo manufac.
turod and purchased, largely for
CASH, for tho past go days, and can
now offer good Furniture at ASTON.
I6HINaLY LOW PRICES; nlao, o
full limo Of *sWAKEFIELD'S RAT
TAN" HDELAWAIsE RUsTIC,"
SEYMOUR SHAKER,o and tho
now HMANHATTANh CHAIRS and
ROCKERS at POPULAR PRICES.
2. Sour goods nro al1 warrant.
I'd. Wo tako ploasrro in showing
stock and giving prices.
25l & 253:W abash~av.,
NEAR JACKsoN-sT.
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COPARTNIC
Tho undersigned hAye formed torattncEshtp, un-
purpose Of carrying on the business Of Wholesale gro-
tcrr Nos l02 aud 104 Michigan aycnus. corner nf
llndolph street. JOHN 3. GOULD,
=. formerly Of Gould Ur0s)
JAMES A. FISHER,
GEORGE II. WELLS,
{!gto Of j. D. Coasftt l. Col
Chicago, March AZ, 1876.
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HUNTS REMEDY.
Q>HIs REMEDY WAS ORIGINALLY PRE-

NNHIs REMEDY WAS ORIGINALLY PRE-
II SCRIBED by eminent physician for a OF
Dropsy In Mrs Hunts family. John Hunt aged abou IS,
Of stout and pethOric habit seized with sudden
his life The ordinary remedies had all proved neca-
cOus and under their the patient fast falling into
alarming state. The dropsy general and extensive
legs sweed to size and the water increasing
rapidly He entirely unable lie down 10 bed, and
forced remain night day sitting
This OF things continued until by the advice of
physician alluded to- the present remedy tried. In
consequence Of its peculiar It necessary pre-
1t with great and in order insure this 1t
Entrusted TO the family Of Mr. Hunt to procure and
pound it
The remedy administered and almost from the
moment Of its reception decided Improvement became
manifest The kidneys were Immediately affected and
rouged action swelling legs rapidly subsIded
the lungs freed and resumed their healthy and
agreeable action the eshs Of limbs Presumed Its elasticity
" caling - remaining, and he rapidly convAescng
when unfortunately prompted by this rapid
he gave up the remedy for q short time.
1t was unfortunate, for the curative process
rested the kidneys tagged In their action, again becom
ing torpid, the water increased with fnghtful rapLy
and he soon again found himself In alarming state
The remedy again had TO- and by Its
vering the disease second time subdued. Bat
this most aggravated and severe and il took all
the virtues Of the Remedy combined with and time,
10 eradicate the effects Of the disease But through
severng of permanent effected, and he
time, well
This the manner IN which the Remedy was brought
Into notice. and since then for period OF twenty Eve (s
years the medicine has been prepared her the ap
clans in their private practice for this and similar
plants.
IL been well and favorably known and extensively
use snced that time BY classes both with and without
the advice Of physca and has been the means Of saving
from lingering and fghtful disease and untmey death,
many Of our most estimable and wellknown citi1enA
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Latest Foreign News.

By the arrival Of the steamer from San Francisco
on Thursday the 9th inst, after passage Of eight
days and eighteen hours, placed in pOssessiOn
of the following items of news.
WASHINGTON, February 2sth.-The bill reported
favorably from the Committee Civil Service aud
Retrenchment to-day, in regard the Presidents
salary provides that from and after the 4th of March,
1871, it shall be fixed at 81. 600 per annun.
CHICAGO, February 17th.-The Mutua! Life Insu-
rance Company of New York have commenced suit in
the United States Court against orville CrOnkhit,
their local agent here, for 100000 The amount Of
bis alleged defalcation lie 81 900.
The Treasury Department during the month of
February issued $4l2lS5 in new National Bank cur
reney. Eighty per cent. Of the above amount, or
$s2s74S, in old greenbacks were destroyed reducing
the outstanding greenback circulation to $50 S92
The Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims to-
day completed all the under the second call,
and within IA day or all the decisions and judg-
ments, up to the 22nd Of January, will be certified by
the Court and submitted to the Secretary Of State.
in accordance with Act Of Congress- passed at the
present session. The awards will be certified for pay
ment by the Secretary Of State and the Secretary Of
the Treasury.
The United States Supreme Court this morning de-
vered opinion in the case of the United States
the relation of Morse ct al. Union Pacific Railroad
Company. affirming the decision Of the United States
Circuit Court for Iowa. This settles the question for
all time to come. fixing the terminus of the Union
Pacific Railroad at Council Bluffs. Iowa.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs examined to-day
James A. Lyon. the original proprietor Of the Mont
to, from which the Emma mine was made. Mr..
Lyons testimony was not concluded at the adjourn
ment He produced letter from ex-senator Stewart,
written before the shares Of the Emma mine put
the London market, in which the Emma mine ~
characterized . Worked-out mine. A letter was
also produced from Mr.. Park, who said be was for
making something out Of the mine irrespective Of
what in il. Mr. Lyon also testified that Stewart
had offered so, 900 to Senator Morton if he would
secure the removal Of Chief Justice Mexican of Utah,
who, il was charged interested in mining
which be called pass upon judicially. It does
not appear that Senator Morton accepted the Offer
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PAsSENGERs.
per sIiEaaa. Marcel etb--yE Jsct.op.

For Sydney PER MikAda March eth.-F Jackson
Prom san Francisco per Mkado liar ethMr Huniley and
viie. Ms c Williams Ma vou Phster Miss Atwood
\ LApham, Mr. Walker, W Mac,ubor, Z s Baker Mr.
Green. Mrs. Rodg-ru, Blair II Haste and wife, james
wigheDanlAnd wife Mr. Deuman @ Long, G Tessier Miss
luErahAn Glade Jno Miller Mitchell Chas Oester,
Rurvis W A See Reason, Robt Moore, WA WILDER,
SNYDER. T0wsend-
Frul vind~ard Ports per KiiAaeA. Mar lie
Lesvitt vile maid and servant Mrs Stone, MenSeis
Miss WnylAnd Sprtoklcs Mr. Apaua Mr Wiehe and wife,
Akino Robertson W MsyerrsserE, Mins WundenberE.
Mrs W II Bailey and servant W II shAratt.
For WindwsFd Ports per stmr KaueA, Mar l5thGov N
KAenA, Col II Juad Kia wife aud 2ehden Mrs Boyd,
Mins lloyd John wilder Pond Alex Paul. VIM Meyers
bsz. Hon Hair. Richardson. } wAterirOuse Jr.
Spr~eitlc. shArr-it Bishop Willis chas oester, Mics
Risely, lion KAmAkau, and about tS deck.
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WANTED, Curator OF IehthyOlOgy. A native last
week caught In the hArbor, and brought 10 our Of
Gee email 6sh which appears TO be stranger In
these waters for no one native or foreign has yet
been able to identity IT, In length u Is about four
inches, and Its body and hus are beautifully marked
with black spots aud patches. But the mOst Singh
lar feature about Il lisa broad wingiks veutral On,
just under the gills.
Speaking on this subject reminds rs OF another
species Of 6sh sometimes caught here and sold In
the Market called BY the natives Rlli Il is an APP
parent Illustration Of the manner IN which change
Of Circumstances viii alter the forms Of animal life
The sh ls fat and swfms horizontally 10 the water,
and lie eye IL on the lower side OF the bead On the
upper side Is sightless and imperfect eye, which
was however undoubtedly good and serviceaele at
soEne distant period, under other circumstances.
There Il something shout the onesieed appearance OF
the mouth which leads 10 the impression that the
nsh az ono time swan IN perpendicular position.
What con Of Science win Investigate these thuEsf
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OLD SERVANTS OF GoyERSMEST.-Mr. Brickwood,
the Post Master General has been for twenty-one
years. come the 18th of the MONTH in the employ Of
the Hawaiian Government, and during all that long
period he has not been outside Of the city of Homo
lulu. Such assiduity is rare in Hawaii mel among
government employees. Mr.. Jarrett, the Clerk of
the Foreign oficr, is another example of long and
faithful service. he having been in the Government
employ ever since 1875 It would not be an un-
graceful act the part of the coming Legislature
TO pension OF these two gentlemen, and allow them
10 retire from active service and spend the remain
der OF their days In that leisure TO which their long
service entities them.
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ERRATUN.-In the published address to His Males
ty, issued in our Supplement of last week, there
occurs misprint or omission of the words, " which
while necessary for the Industrial interests of the
country" IN the paragraph commencing" what
action indeed !" which should continue to read
thus why we have procured few.Chinese male
laborers, aud we are expecting Few hundred more,
which while necessary for the Industrial interests Of
the country will add TO the present disproporion
etc, and il so reads 10 the manuscript copy present
ed His Majesty. Tue name of L. Preston, omitted
in the Published list of is subscribed to the
address laid before His Majesty.
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THASKs.-The thanks of this community are due
TO George r. Hopper Esq Superintendent of the
Foreign Department, New York Post Office. who
has several times supplied at bis expense, miss
ing postage stamps for letters passing through his
hands, and destined for these Islands, which but for
this act Of disinterested charity, would have been
consigned to the Dead Letter Office BY the last
mail twenty-one letters came to which be had afix-
ed stamps, and by the previous mail therewere at
least ten. Mr.. Hopper is brother to J. A. Hopper
ESQ of this city.
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49, Er-uz--sp - MIkAao. Mar oshtt pkEs bo.rd
rzaa lesas - errz a. ccsloa clothins. % CO
z-l1rrr : q srs h unras cprn 100 scks dour.
I- EuE = n sarnlura. crk ranruurs - pkgr grooe-
1 ln 1nrswars anf rlls u g irun. hx iewalry.
pnrsn TranrFura nuAa parcel paper u pegs
Iurlirt a. aing haNr paddy nnsd ruilerr q pkEl
alHse "a s4eE ~ t1slfE II % Hh111 and boots.
rarr "a 1rts 10 a. tulaeca. hx varnish - pkgs
vlr-iaal7aFT q -. uAsas-
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creditors Notice.

a Ii PERSONSHAYING CLAIMS AGAINaT
IN the estate Of Young Sheong late OF King Street. Ho
nolun Merchant deceased whether by mortgage
otherwise are requested % present the same duly
thenfira pade-Esaei,
Along q Achuck, Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, within six
months from the date of the first publication this notice.
they will be forever barred And all persons Indebted
the said required pay owing by
them to my solicitor, Mr. E. T. OHaor4n, OF 81 Fort
Street, Honolulu. YOU'VE HEE.
Executor Of the will of Young Sheong deceased
Dated this 18th day of March, 1876.
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sF There spirited sale OF horses held at
Mr. Dowsetts paddock on Saturday last. attended
by four hundred persons, when nearly one hundred
horses belonging to the Meek estate were sold at
auction by Mr.. Adams Good prices generally were
realized and the aggregate Of the sale amounted to
nearly 81 600
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~ Doctor X. M'Kibbin, Senior died at his resi-
dence 10 this city Saturday afternoon last at the
ripe age of eighty years. He bad lived here many
years, and was beloved by all who knew him-a
truly good man, and devoted sincere Christian.
He died as he had lived, full Of hope and faith.
''Tbe good mans time to die at length arrives;
Burdened with many years and ripe for death
Calmly be waits the messengers approach
To bear him 20 his hnAl resting plaee.''
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The FmsT WHALEs.-The whaleship Cornelius
Rowland arrived on Wednesday las. from a cruise.
with $50 bills of sperm; since then the James AL
len and Onward have arrived.
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EDWARD s. BAKER.-This gentleman, who came
down on the steamer Mikado. is the special cores
pondent Of The Resources Of COiifOrnia,-a monthly
devoted 70 the Agrieuiturai, mining. commercial,
ard other Interests Oftbe State. Prom a brief In
speciion OF the number for February. handed BY
Mr.. Baker we concluded that It is conducted with
ability and enterprise, aud furnishes better idea Of
the vast and varied capabilities Of the country than
anything else printed. Mr. Baker will also cores
pond during his stay here with the S r. CsrOnieis
and the NJ T. CAyssfian Heshv he expresses him.
self AZ fsvoraby disappointed In what be has thuaar
seen Of Hawaii and trust that his 6rst favorable
Impressions viii be endorsed BY his subsequent re-
searches.
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STEAMER MIKADo.-This boat arrived of the bar
Dor about four O'Clock on Thursday morning, the
9th INST from San Francisco with the malls There
being passenger on board sick with the measels
she was not allowed TO come inside for several
hours. About ui0e o'clock she was allowed to en-
ter the harbor and land and ship freight under such
restrictions as the Board Of Health deemed neces-
sary to the public welfare while the infected party
was placed 10 quarantine. The steamer brought
over thirty passengers for this place, who were al
lowed 20 land after some delay, but the through
passengers were not permitted 10 come ashore. She
got away between seven and eight O'Clock P. n.
with fair amount Of freight for the Colonies.
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tF Mr.. sullwell, whose departure we noted
last week, did not leave, we were Incorrectly
informed, without Custom House passport, but
be did leave without passport from bis creditors.
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~ Steamer Kilauca will make circuit trip
around Hawaii next week, after which she will be
laid up for two weeks to overhaul machinery.
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Was IT THE vARUNAf-we clip the following
Hem from n San Francjsco manor.

Item from San Francisco paper:
On the last passage of the Granada from this port
TO Honolulu wreck was discovered about $50 miles
northeast Of Honolulu. The vessel was apparently
broken IL two. One Of the Granada's officers
thought he recognized the wreck the schooner
Yaruna, lost in gale, with load OF sugar from
Honolulu for this port"
1t is possible that the officer was right In his
lecture but we are inclined TO doubt. The Varuna
left here 10 January, 1875, in gale.
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The NEXT MAIL may be brought either by the
schooner Bonanza, which Mr.. j. H. Black has re-
Gently bought in San Francisco, or by the yacht
Azeliue belonging TO Mr.. NJ. R. Roberts, owner Of
the bark Mary Belle Roberts, Grace Roberts and
other vessels this coast Both Of these schooners
were TO leave for Honolulu soon as definite
news arrives from Washington with regard 10 the
Treaty, and may be expected next week
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HUNTS REMEDY.

The only known Remedy for Brighrs Disease and has
cured every case OF Dropsy In which has been
given Irritation OF the Neck Of the Bladder inflammation
OF the Kidneys liberation OF the Kidneys and Bladder
Diabetes In Structure and for Enfeehled and Delicate
Constitutions Of both sexes attended with the fol-
lowing symptons; Loss OF Power, Loss Of Ne
mory, Diculty Breathing Weak Nerves Wakefnlness,
Painful and Dragging Sensation In the Back Lolns,
Flushing OF the Body Eruptons on the Face. Pd coun
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

fF- Bark D. C. Murray sails tomorrow for San
Francisco aud will take mail
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Notice
CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY

VWNHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE
IL above Company, have been authorized insure risks
Cargo, Freight and Treasure, from Honolulu
to all parts Of the world, and vice
$50 Iy H. HACKFELD L co.
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DIED.
ARRIvAl.s AT HAWAIIAN HOTEL:

sxII--In this city, Mar 9Th aneursm Mr. W SNILI-
native q the State Il Maine resident Of these islands foT
the lat 20 years. AGED So
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~ Bark Mary Belle Roberts will not leave for
San Francisco till after advices are received from
thencc-perhaps ten days hence
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LOST.

A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT IN THE
n Bank Of Messrs Bishop Co., No. 3,I45. September
r. 1874 for the OF $500. Payment stopped,
and the finder is requested 10 return 1t the Bank
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted.

A JOB PRINTER. PERMANENT EMPLOY
IA Inent given to a competent person. Apply at this
Office. SIS q
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LATEST DATES.
COMMERCIAL.
RevotrLr. RaRcRls. 10


80. In, s--rs q he mall steamer MikAdo from San
-, - ..- =. rs.il..fi,p dsx We have no foreign
-, -, 80
1sii'-ni -ftlfas ~ I'VE Ane s'e@4'' O''NsN' N ~
--raudze aud 3 passenger for this plAos leaving
- L. nr.e--1i, a "a Of de sfh
-. -, a., :, -. 49,, .--sv.d Of th.
HeIA& iAs - 49, 'i't' ~
T pre1tog o. leaslng Tor the Arctic These are-shiH
.-su. Fsr.l-rd Horuap with 80 bills sperm OIL tho
..s 90 H.. t,,h ri,.n Can
- :. - -,
1air Haze leuFs The ousard here and captain bApuAm
-f,, ma. q he same v-s.ei takes command. Tbs
-. i, -. - =, -, - al ;,r,s aud
- i. -, n J, Nu,yar
- y --- - -
AaE Artt NAtAan htines, leaves teoA9 NV ne horo-
r lae grounds By q Congress, she will be per
trl o. rsae Gag snd TvEistsr which she
,. --. sr-i.s ID, Las, vnr
~ = - -. t..B,o-reu Thursday for San
- s- t-Ii.-t bo,s.-. Of ,rOauoe refusing to ship
49,. -. -. a - a. 49,. -.
e,rt,sr neygz from San
80 Aais h'-ie Al'7' y y ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ -
Frauaisce ltEoFt loading
r-- rs-r r-rehau % agents. will load for Victoria
- a. 1900.
= s''l :. sls -sA'e ne l--o' =. 'Ne sA'p - -,
Lat Farkt sailed from Port Gamble February 18th
- A. 49, - +. s.-,s Of lumber 10 Hackfeld a Co.
-. -, :, . p5,t., - a.,
- s-la' pr u AZ - '1s.ii. N-''' '' 1 49, 'A
"a ra-a ~ raals from Nevcastie-now hfty days out.
- r-,.-r I'd gen Harvey are looked for soon