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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17

Our personal appearance is a matter in
which our friends and acquaintance have a
right to a choice whether we shall infiict
upon them an exterior uncared for and un-
attractive, a countenance marred by a
of covering, half covered or matched with
white hairs, or whether we SHALL In defer
ence to our fellows pay due regard to our
own persons, and make them presentable
and acceptable in society. There are many
helps for those who desire TO do this, and
there are none among them more acceptable
than Halls Hair Remover and Bucking-
hams Dye for the whiskers. Both these
preparations are kept for sale at all our drug
stores and If any of our friends are looking
a little the worse tor wear, we advise them
to make note OF it.-North Star, Danyille,
VT.
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THos. H. BowLEs, Attorney.

STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county. IS.
~ In the Superior Court of Marion county
In the state of Indiana. No. 2, 575: September
term, 1875
The Trustees of Trinity College VS. James NJ.
crawford, Jacob p. Dunn, John b. Buebee
stephen A. Holt, Jahiel II. Munin and Benia,
min Franklin.
BE 1t known, that on the 18th day of July.
1910, tne ABOVE named plsintiffs, by their atfor-
ney, MED In the Office of the clerk of the Same
rlor Court of Marion county. i'm the state OF
Indiana, their complaint against the above
named defendants, and that aft rwards, on the
10Th day OF July, 1873, the said plaintiffs filed
In SAID clerks Office the affidavit of a cornpe-
tent person showing that said defendants
John Bugbee, Stephen A. Holt, Jahiel H Null
In and Benjamin Franklin, are not residents
OF the state of Indiana.
Now therefore, said defendants last above
named are hereby notified of the filing and
tendency OF said complaint against them and
that unless they appear and answer or demur
sneIeoo' at the calling OF said cause on the
second day of the term OF said court, to be
begun and held at the Court House in the
city OF Indianapolis, thefirst Monday in
september, 1878, SAID complaint, and the
matters and things therein contained and al
legged, will be heard and determined in their
absence. AUSTIN n RRnkVN
JuiyI1-ow Clerk
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THos. II. BowLEs, Attorney.

CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county. IS.
~ In the superior court of Marion county in
the state OF Indiana. No. 22,577. Room A.
September term, 1878.
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company VS.. Elizabeth Schmidt, Daniel Nc
Ciures Thomas II. Corwine, Thomas j. Lam
dine, James l.. COrwine, ct al.
Be it known, that on the 10th day of July.
1870, the above named plaintjff, by her attor-
ney, filed In the Office OF the clerk of the su-
perlor court OF Marion county, in the state of
Indiana, her complaint against the above
named defendants for attachment: and that
afterwards on the same day, the said plaintiff
filed in said clerk s office the affidavit OF COM
petent person showing that said defendants,
Daniel Mcclure, Thomas II. Corwine, Thomas
j. Land1ne and James l.. Corwine, are not res
ldents of the state OF Indiana.
Now, therefore, said defendants last above
named are hereby notified of the filing
and tendency of said complaint against
them, and that unless they appear and
answer or demur thereto, at the calling
OF said cause on the second day of the
term of said court, to be begun and held at the
court house in toe city of Indianapolis. on the
first Monday in september, 1878, said COM
plant, and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, will be heard and deter
mined in their absence
AUSTIN H. BROWN,
julyl7-3w. CLERK.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, July l5.-Cotton-Dull at II
7-l69ll g-l6c; failures, July u42c; August
m3lc; september m-2Sg &c; october m Idd5g
FIour-Dull; receipts 1900 bbls; supertine
western and state So 5093 90c; common to
good extra siG4 81; good to choice 81 $50
70; white wheat extra s. S096 30; extra
Ohio si@5 IS; st. Louis s4@7; Minnesota
Wheat-Spring easier and winter steady; re-
ceipts $4,000 bu; No spring 81 o.; ungraded
winter red western 95c@sl IL; No do 81 099
l 10; No do l IA; No white 81 Oh; No do
81 %; extra do 81 "a.
Rye-Firmer: No western Gle.
Barley-Ncminally unchanged.
Malt-Dull: twO-rowed state nc.
Corn-Steady; receipts $4,000 bu; ungraded
IOlg471zc; No : 45ei6c; steamer 469i613c; No
oatsHDull; receipts 1900 bu; No s4c:
No white 3i1zc; mixed western Sl@SS1zc;
white do 32936c.
Hay-Firm and unchanged.
Hops-steady and unchanged; eastern and
Cofee-Firmer; sales private.
Sugar-Quiet and firm; fair 70 good refining
20 l6a73sc.
Molasses-Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-steady; united 9s14cssl 90; crude
SIC; refined l01Ec.
Tallow-QuIet at 81 &c l5-l6c.
Strained Rosin-Dull NJ 81 4214'al ~.
Spirits Turpentine-Heavy at 29c.
Eggs-Firmer; western ll9l2c.
Provisions-Pork firmer; mess $40 40@lO 90
Cut meats quiet; western long clea' &c; city
do SIC. Lard firmer; prime steam 81 D9
72%
Butter-Quiet; western 6@2Oc.
CheeSe-Heavy.
Whisky-Flrmer at 81 08.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. July l5.-Flour-steady and un-
Wheat-In fair demand but at lower rates
No l Chicago spring 95@951zc; No do 9f141
9iHc July $3.50 august; Sic september; NO 3
(,orH-LasIriv active ond a shada hiohar. aeo,
375zg375sc September.
Oats-Unsettled and generally lower 251Sc
cash 2i5sc July; 225s92254c August; 2214@22ssc
Rye-steady and firm; new isc; old soc.
Barley-Firmerat 4SlSc.
Provisions-Pork higher and i'm fair demand /:
50 371zc cash; 50 421z August; SO IS September.
Lard fairy sctive and q shade higher; s. 80
meats steady and unchanged at 55s9s5zc.
Receipts-Flour $500 bbls; wheat 1900 bu;
corn 10000 ba; oats a. 900 bu; rye 800 Du; bar
Shipments-Flour $500 bbls; wheat $4,000
bu; corn $4,000 bu; oats 4l5,OOO Du; rye none;
AT The close-wheat easier but irregular;
of1c July: SIC August: SIC September.
Corn-Easier ana declined &c.
Oats-Easer and declined &c.
Provisions-Easier but not quotably higher.
New York Live stock Market.
NEW YORK, July Observation-Disclosures for
yesterday and to-day $500 head, making II OLA
head for the week, against $3.50 head last
all grades below extra and fancy; very fine
steers for export alive comparatively scarce
and sold at high figures, including several car
Texas and Cherokee cattle S99c, to dress SIS;
ordinary to prime native steers 55<9l014c, 10
dress 56957; extra and fancy do iv119lV'1c, TO
dress 81, and not few reached lie, to dress
/ 81; with 81 per head reduction from arrivals
since saturday exporters have taken 1900 at
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NAILS-We quote: lOd to Sod at s2@2 80.
OIIS-We quote:
Linseed: raw 5S@5sc per gal: boiled CSC per
gal. Carbon, ITO fire test, ll%9l2c. Lard
or: scurrent make 60965c; Straits 5l@
soc; Banks soc; Labrador 70@75c Castor
sl@1 20. Neatsfoot 759s5c. rurpentine S5940c
per gal per Dbl.
OPIUM-We quote at "a 1895 per 10.
QUININE-We quote at So 559S 80.
RAG@We quote: Cotton mixed at 292xc
per 10; wool &c per 10.
lots for lake per Dbl; Ohio river at 81 20@I u
per bbl. and loo additional in store.
TIN PLATE AND METALS-I @ lOxl4 tin
q 2Ox2S, roofing, sl4 so; block TIN, in pigs, DC;
in bar 24c; sheet iron, q ID, So 50: n C, 81 so;
galvanized iron 40 per cent. discount; North
rOp's patent sheet iron roofing 81 50 per square.
TALLOW-We quote: Prime country 5G51zc.
WOOL-We quote: Unwashed at ioCg23c;
fleece washed at T9S0c; tub washed SO934c;
bury wool 59l0c less.
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indianapolis Live Stock Market.

Reported by Dixon, Ravens & Co.,
Commission Merchants for the sale of Cattle,
Hogs, Sheep and Grain.l
UNION STOCK YARDS, July H.
HoGs-Receipts for the last As hours, 933 head !;
shlpmel - 3l9 head. The market was I'M
changed from Saturday. The demand was
strong, ID all were sold early, and more
wanted There are not enough coming in for
this market for our packers. The prices paid
to day were So SOFAS 70 for roughs Si14 10 for
unasSOrted; assorted, 81 2O94 30; the bulk OF
sales were at 81 Is.
CATrLE-Receipts, 5Si head; shipments, sos
head. The market was steady. and most of
the cattle offered were sold. We quote: Com
mon old cows and Thin heifers, S292 80; me-
dunn cows and heifers, 50 75d3; good to prime
cows and heifers, IS 2iCa3 90; prime butchers,
So 70 Al: good to prime shippt rs, 81 2594 80;
bulls, 81 75g2 Is; cows and calves, S209S5.
SHEEP-Receipts. none; shipments, more.
The market Is unchanged at g 5093 %.
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den sickness and suffering, costing 5000 per
year, total, 81, 20O-all of which was stopped
by three bottles of Hop Bitters. taken by my
wife, who has done her own homework for
a year since without the loss of day, and
want everybody to know it for their benefit.
JOIN Wees, Butler, n. y.
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Grain and Flour Market.


Consistently but inactive. with moderate
interior order demand and fair offerings OF
most grades. Quotations are nomlnaly un-
changed. Mixed is sailBble at about S6c.
the following were closing quotations at the
call board. 1880 o'clock:
White-NO 2, 43c asked I. o. ID.
White-NO 39xc asked I. o. b.
YelloW-S7c bid I. o. b.
High Mixed-ssc asked, f. o; b.; s61<e bid.
MIxed-Sale cars SIC, I. o. b.
Rejected-Sales cars S5i4c
No Grade-30d:9c
WHEAT-The market for cash wheat is lower
and unchanged, but active. Valves eX-
perienced sharp decline last evening the
market being relieved by better receipts and
freezer offe rings of spot wheat. At the offer
ings this morning sales were made at Sc for
No2red, afterwards it was freely offered at
that prize without buyers. on Change Soc
Soc asked first half Aus ust Sz14c bid; August,
sales 5000 bus; new No red o. {. S254c.
FLoUR-We quote: New wheat flour, fancy,
s595 Is; patent so@6 30; family s4@4 80; low
o4Ts-No white, old 265{c bid; new PIC bid
RYE-NO 2 July delivery 92943c.
BRAN-Dull; SO asked.
indianapolis Produce Market.
APPLEs-New apples are be ug sold at sl92
per Dbl.
BUrrER-Packe are paying SC for good
EGGs2Packers are paying DC per doz on arri-
val and sales are made from store at &c.
yc; mixed, geese and duck, 2OC925c; old ieath
ers 109.Oc.
HONEY-We quote: Choice comb 169lSe;
dark coiored iOe5l2c; strained lO9l2c.
PoULTRY-We quote: Turkeys, alive. 596c per
ID: ducks & 90 per dOz; ROSTERS 81 90 per dOZ;
hens 81 80 per doz; geese, full feathers, 81 50
per doZ; spring chickens from store II 5O92.
ONIoNs-New are selling at Sl@l so per Dbl.
GREEN VEGErABLEs-We quote: Peas sl92 Is
per bbi; snap beans sl9l % per bu; toma-
BLAcKBERRIEs-w quote choice at sS94 per
stand.
RAsPBERRIEs-s495 per stand.
CHERRIEs-Are sold at S393 50 per stand.
CABBAGE-We quote at Sl4l % per bbl-
POTAToES-New, choice, Sl9l p per bbli old
30935c per bu.
DRIED FRUrrs-we quote: Peaches. halves.
at 49Sc. apples 394c.
BEANs-We quote: New navy, clean white,
81 90 per bu: common 759SOc per bu.
Indianapolis Grocery Market.
CoFFEEs-Ordinary grades of Rios l59l6c;
good to fair l61 9l61zc; prime 6549l715c; choice
TO fancy 1S1zgl91zc; Java 2ig2oC.
CHEESE-Prime new mild Is held at TIC
SIC.
MoLASSES AND SYRUP-New Orleans molasSes
is quoted at 35@50c for new crop; syrups at 400
soc for common to fancy.
RECEIVE quote: 61SgS1%c for Carolina.
SUGARS-We quote: Refined A e15G91sc; OF
A gd9%c; extra 9091zc; hard l0z9l054c;
circle G and SIC; yellow 7sz9Sc.
SoAP-We auOJe: Tousey's German 41295c
per 10; other German 6t961lc per ID; white
Russian pressed cake s. 2535 IS; Rabbits S9
. per box.
CANDI.EsrWe quote: Hotel l9a2Oc; star can
dies l59l6c; common pressed l39l4c.
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GLENDALE FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE first term of the Twenty fifth Collegiate
l. Year of this institution will open Sep
TENDER 10. Its facilities, standing and charac-
ter are well and widely known. The patron
age of old friends and of the public generally
is respectfully solicited. Musical department
under the charge OF Madame Caroline Rive.
For catalogues and information address, as
heretofore, the Rev. L. ID. POTTER, ID. D.,
Glendale, Ohio.
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GUNPOWDER-We quote prices at IS Is per
keg for rife; 50 50 per keg for blasting.
HIDES-Green COW &c; green steer &c;
green salted cured &c; green salted kip &c;
green salted calf 10c; dry flint ll@l2c; dry
sailed lOc, damaged &c less; sheep skins 5Oc@
Sl25.
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INDIANA CROPS.
A Yield i'm Excess Of all Calculations
Prospects of Glorious Harvest.
MARION COUNTY.
,iaI dispatches 10 the zinc
cial.

INDIANAPOLIS, July lathe wheat in this
part of the state has all been harvested and
much of it threshed. The crop is estimated
at from twenty to fifty per cent. greater than
any heretofore raised. An increased acreage
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts Shipm is
DAILY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAP-
OILS MARKET.

DRY SALT MEATs-Shoulders Sc; clear ribs
held at SIC.
LARD-Prtrne steam held at &c.
S,P MEArS-Hans dull, nominally 99519c.
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Indianapolis Dry Goods Marke'


BArrISG-Ordinary lO@l21<c; middling l5c;
best tissue Ice.
BROWN DRILLTNG-Nashville SIC; Pepperel
SIC; Stark SIC.
fIcKING-Omego 81 incn I5c; Conestoga 4
Medal I5c; Medal l6c; extra "a l5c; extra A
I6c; Lewiston 36-inch lSc; 81 inch l5c; 30-inch
l3izc; plaid lSc.
SHiRTING STRIPEs-American 6-3 10c; 3-3 &c;
Whittenden eheviots 3 SIC; "A l0c; AAA
I2c; Xxx 121zc; Otis cheviots l0c; Everett do
105<c; homespun &c.
PAPER CAMBRIcs-Commonc olors SIC; high
co,ors lc higher.
PRINrs-American SIC; Washington. Merri-
mac, Oriental, ConestOga, 51zc; Richmond SIC;
Harmony &c; Allen 51zc; Freeman &c
STANDARD shifting prints Sc; Albion solid col
NC; WaInsutta &c; mourning prints &c;
Spragues Sc.
CARPET CAAN-white 9Oc; colored 25c; COW
erlst warp PC.
BRowN SHEETINGs- Vermont TIC; Nashville
nc; Vaudeville nc; Idaho nc; New Albany
&c: Stark A nc; PARK a &c; Granite 5hc
Bedford r SIC; Pepp y &c; Pepp o &c; Pepp
X 6l<c: Pepp E 71zci Charter Oak Sc; Lancaster
standard nc.
BLEACHED SHEETISGS-LonsdaleS SIC; Hope
TIC; Blackstone TIC; Mascomen SC; Hill, rs,
&c; "A TIC; Dwight star Sc. Waugh XXX DC;
Rep Dog SIC: Quaker &c Cambrics, LOnsdale,
lse: Young Warrior l0lSc; JaDez Knight SIC;
Xamsutta ll16c; New York Mills u1zc.
GRAIN BAGS-Amoskeag A 20c: Lewistown
A 221<c; Stark 25c; Union 221zc; Banner 2Oc;
Montaup nc: American 2lc; Harmony l9c.
COTTON YARNS
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MARSHALL COUNTY.

PLYMOUTH, July 13-The wheat harvest
has been retarded by frequent rains, but
with few days of favorable weather to pre-
vent sprouting, no serious damage is feared.
Acreage and yield is larger than usual and
excellent quality. Six thousand acres in
this township will average % bushels to the
acre. Oats, rye, barley, hay, ETC., are excel
lent. Corn will need a long season to ma
ture, having been planted late.
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UNION COUNTY.

LIBERTY, July Is More wheat was sown
in this county than for several years. The
yield is abundant and the grain plump and
hard. The wheat harvest is mostly over,
and farmers are making hay while the sun
shines. All kinds of grain and fruits are ex-
cellent, and the recent hot weather, inter
spersed with showers, makes the corn fairly
damon
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Consistently but inactive. with moderate
interior order demand and fair offerings OF
most grades. Quotations are nomlnaly un-
changed Mixed is SailBbe at about 36c.
the following were closing quotations at the
ard c,cIOck.
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THE PACIFIC
GOmmtrtiai AOOertlser
SATURDAY,. DECEMBER %.

BEFORE cur next issue the iron tongue Of time
wiz! have chimed the old year out and ruDg the
new year in. With the first stroke Of the midnight
hour four days hence, twelve Wrinked moons viii
fall from their Withered stem and twelve fair blos-
SONS win come 70 bloom and Bither in their turn.
Time is never at a stand still he ushers in the
fresh young gear even while the old one is being
carried over the threshold. Looking back over
the year that has past. and which is now powerlsss
to benefit or to injure, We may say that it has
been a prosperous one for Hawaii. and so, forgetting
whatever Of evil the year has done, let US remember
thankfully the blessings It has brought.
Many who with Us welcomed the advent Of 1878,
are not here 70 greet its coming successor they
have joined the great majority. Some there were
whose memories will live with Us for q time but
Of the great bulk We may say with Addison, They
are such as are not likely to be remembered a
moment after their disappearance. They leave
behind them no traces Of their existence, but are
forgotten as though they had never been. They
are neither wanted by the poor, regretted by the
rich, nor celebrated by the learned. They are
neither missed in the Commonwealth nor lamented
by private persona" But after all, the most
conspicuous among mortals ere not by any means
always the happiest. The golden mean is doubtless
the best. Humility and patience, industry and
temperance, are often the good qualities Of a poor
man, while humanity and good nature, magnani-
nifty and 4 sense Of honor, are as often the qualih-
cations Of the rich; and On the other hand, poverty
may betray q man into fraud, repining, murmur-
ing and discomfort. and riches are likely to expose
their possessor to pride and luxury, arrogance and
extravaganza. There was true wisdom in Agur's
prayer as recorded in Holy Writ. 'Remove from
me vanity and lies give me neither poverty nor
riches, lest I be full and deny thee, and say, Who
is the Lord or lest be poor and steal. and take
the name Of my God in vain"
But to cease moralizing-we Of Hawaii nei have
abundant cause to be grateful to the Disposer of
events for the need Of prosperity that We have
enjoyed as q nation and as individuals during the
year that is past. Con nerce has increased agri-
cultural enterprises ha' multiplied, causing the
wilderness to blossom a he rose, and the earth
gives promise Of a rich l ward TO labor no pesti-
lence, ruinous drouth or mine have visited our
land good government w..h law and order are
maintained, and our prospects are bright for ma
terial progress in the coming year. And go we feel
confidence in anticipating as well as wishing, A
HAPPY NEW YEAR to all within the borders of Hawaii
moi
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FRipAT. pEcENBER y. -

FREDAT, u. ISIS.
Thsrc is little to note in the commercial situation this
wee. CopiOus rains have fallen throughout most Of the
country districts. and 4 more buoyant feeling IS clearly
manifest.
Mr. Sherman. Secretary Of the Treasury, It IS said. Dec
C. viii urge upon the Ways and Means Committee Of Con
gress prompt action IN the present method Of collecting
duties on silks, kd gloves and sugars. He will send to
the Chairman in a few days carefully drawn bills provid-
ing for specific duties on kid gloves and sugar, and for
the grading Of silks according 70 their weight. The See
Rotary, In view Of the numerous suits under existing laws
and the difficulty OF arriving at the true valuation Of
these articles. believes action by the present Congress
absolutely necessary. Whatever action may be taken, we
believe that no disturbance Of the Reciprocity Treaty viii
bs allowed.
The tenor Of market reports on both sides OF us show
commercial Affairs to be in q greatly depressed condition.
Advfces from San Francisco. per Leo. Dec. :. give rein
cry rates Of Sugars as unchanged. Hawaiian inactive.
Rice, Hawaiian. firm, at S3SSGs5-0 per ctI.
The arrivals for the week comprise the following Dec
1f-Austraiis. Is days from Auckland 3-REmaiIe, u
days from Fanuing's Island Leo. II days from San Fran
cisco. I'D & Murray. - days, and II " Amy. p days,
both from San Francisco Hazard. u days from Astoria
Matte MAcIeay. - days from Portland.
The Departures were Dec 2t-AustraIia. Discovery, and
n Diet. all FOR San Francisco; German Corvette Alba
tross. for the South Pacific.
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PAssENGERS

FROM ga. FRANcIsco-Per Fremont,-Dec 81 JE Synde.
For SAN FRAScIsco--Per Discovery. Dec as Harris.
FROM AusTRALIA-Per Australia, Dec 24-Mr AdeIman
and wife. J Noack. l. Kerr, tt Park, and AZ in transitu
Cor San Francisco.
gAFoR SAN FRASCrsco-Per Australia, Dec PA W Phu-
fger. CT w Mackfariane, A Herbert, A f Graves, Il y, j It
Sisson, Jas Wyht. CaptJa Barr. I q Nesmith. . & Water
house, j II Lee, III BOyce, t II McVicar, and 4 Chinese.
.PRoM PoRrLASD-Per Matte Macleay, Dec 27J L
Whittier, + A Buick.
FROM san FRAScIsco-Per II. w. Amy, Dec III Ne
Dade. G Coleman, Z Nelson. ! RothweIl, J Cook, ] :
Robertson. o Fredlander, E " Guide, J. Hevney, j
Hogan. =
For WTSDwARD PoRTs-Per Likelike, Dec 24-D b
MahOe, Miss v Lynch, NJ Walsh, II Deveril, & X Ayan,
LAko. G n Alexander, VIM Abbey. T 5 Pratt, Lum LO, w
Dart, s Parker, X @ Clark, Mrs W Edelmann, W II Purvis,
Hon J Hardy and son, Mrs ID ThurstOn.
aFRoM FAESIS5's IsLAND-Per Kansile, Dec 24-James
Green and two natives.
sFRoM SAX FRAxcIsco-Per ID c Murray, Dec 2I-H Battey,
d KeneaIy, NJ J Tobin, NJ Mccarthy. NJ Finn, c Hancock,
+ Carpenter, J II Van Handt, w Davis. C. Shaw, NJ II PEN
~, I Riley, W Riley, u Quinn, NJ Frank, ID Quill, NJ Dom
Ian, p Dolan, p Rameo, l. VI shaw, v Donate, W Rowe, ii
L Canon. NJ Roe, ID Cain, IL Meyer, Il W Jackson, J sey-
bold, ID McToes, J Casey, J Lever. p Sherry, J Cashmay, J
Cornell, W O'Connor, A ToogoOd. G heirnay, w Hostile, ID
Il Leanar, J Eppler, r Boyce, Il Opady, I Quinn, g Lu-
proiI, 81 Rolls. q Leon, Z Francis, y Doyle. G Dean, G Harris,
! q Logan, 7 Tezle, W Sterryer, George Luprol, J A Gu
II e booth, NJ Latheiner, J -Lennahan, A Stuart, ]
Rodgers, J White, j w Robertson, II II Smyth, Z Tow
Ter, J Byrns. L Lahey, S White, 4 Fard, w Scott, z Dova-
CHER, W Cambell, T Laelcr. VI Wilson, CD Sherwood, G II
Hanssey, e Connolly, L Woods, Peterson, w Atkins, i
Rafferty,.
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MEMORANDA.

.REPoRT or Il N 8 AUSTRALIA. W CAKGuL, CoMsfASDER.
Discharged pilot of Sydney Heads at $50 p m, Dec 5th.
Experienced light. unsteady airs and Gains, with cloudy
weather. Sighted the Three Kings eft 4. 30 a IN of the 9th,
and at IL 90 a m North Cape. 2 miles distant. Was board
ed BY pilot on Auckland at 40 a IN Of the 10th inst. After
discharging and receiving mails, passengers and cargo,
cast OF from the wharf at 40 p III same date. At 5.45
Tira Tira light abeam. and at 9p IN Needle Point bore Z \
y 6 miles distant. Sighted Sunday Islands at $ u M of
the 18th ON starbOard bow. Experienced cloudy weather
and strong breeze with high head sea, up to the 18th
Sighted Tutuila Island at 3 a m of this date, and at s a IN
passed ANU Island. west, l mile distant. Crossed the
Equator ht IL p IN of the 18th in long 165 30 w. Strong
head winds and sea with cloudy weather prevailed up to
the 18th, and a fresh breeze with moderate sea and fine
clear weather up to date. Boarded by pilot off Honolulu
at 8 a IN OF the 24th.
REPoRr OF THE SCHOONER KAMAILE, b. 3. HEMP
STEAD, MAsTEE.-Saiied from Honolulu ON 9th Novem-
Der for Paintings Island. Arrived at the Island on the
18th. sailed from the Island on the 18th Dec for Homo
lulu Dec =, at ii q ~, made the Island of OahU bearing
north. distance 40 miles arrived on the 9th.
Sailed from Fanning's Island, Nov %, Tahitian schr
Vivid, Sweet Tahiti, Dec II. English ship Pegasus,
Powell. for Hamburg. Left az the Island, French bark
Ocean, loading.