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City Appropriations. A

The Estimates For the Next Fiscal Year
 Considered and Decided Upon.
 The Board of Finance held an adjourned meeting in the Mayors office last evening to further consider the estimates of the different departments for the coming fiscal year. The Board had previously heard from the heads of the different departments in regard to their needs, and it was only to decide in re- gard to the amount which should be appro- priated After full discussion of the whole matter they decided on the following:
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VOL. xLvIH.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Tuesday Morning, Nov. 30. 1880.
NEW ENTERTAINMENTS TODAY.

NEW ADVERTLSEXEN TO-DA- Art Needlework-J. N Adam Co. Bell Corset-J N. Adam & Co. CIoaks-J. N Adam Co. Coca Beef Tonic-Liebig Co. Cotton Momie Cloth-J. N. Adam & O. Christmas St. Nicholas-Scribner Co. Estey Organ-N. w. Hine. Excelsior Kidney Pad-At Druggtsts. For Rent-Fourth Floor-E. l.. Bassett For Sale-Livery Stock-Barker Ransom For Sleighs-ChArles Hyde For Sale-Horse, etc.-E. E. Hall Son. Grand Rally-N. E. Boot and Shoe Co., J. N Adam & Co.-Cotton Plush. Iectures-Rev. w. W. Andrews. MiIIinery-Mrs N. s. Jacobs. Railroad Bonds-Bunnen Scranton Seasonable Goods-Edward Malley. Seeing is Believing W. H. Hughes Underwenr-J. N Adam x Co. yelocipedes, etc--Mr. Whitmore. Wanted-Furnished Room-Thomas Parmelee Wanted-Horse-T. R.
 Wanted-C -Coachman-E. Malley. Wanted -Situation-154 Wallace Street. wanted -Situation-335 Columbus Avenue. wanted-S -Situation-3o1 Oak Street. Wanted Situation-6O Grand Street. Wanted-Situations- Chapel Street. Winter Skirts-J. N Adam & Co.
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Accidental POiAontnR.

4 young son of Michael J. Sheely died on Saturday night at the residence of his father, 196 Saltonstall avenue. pr. William H. Thompson, who was the attending physician certified that death was caused by eating "worm lozenges." Coroner Daley was no tified, and after Investigating the case con- cluded to grant burial permit. There may, however, be further investigation regarding the case
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VelOcipeCtes, Tricyc1es, SIeds, Dolls Car
 ri


 rfaSes, Etc. The head center for various objects of in terest to the rising generation is at MT. Whit more's, No. 35 Center street. few doors be- low Church. Parents find it the spot to buy velocipedes, bicycles, tricycles both for the girls and the boys, doll carriages, sleds that are sleds, sleighs for children, propellers for children, etc. All good work and prices that please. Many were sold the last holiday sea- son at this factory. Make the children hap py by giving us a call
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D. W. Cosgrove & Co, at 45 Church street, have in stock the cleanest and best assort- ment of Boots, Shoes and Slippers we have seen for many day, bought, they tell us, di- rect from first hands for net cash, and ena- bling them to offer choice bargains in every department. n19 If
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Fire in New Britain.

Doyle's cigar store, New Britain, was found all ablaze last Sunday morning, caused by a lot of waste material catching fire in some way. MT. Doyle was away, and John A. Will Hams, who owns an art store next door, at great risk broke open rear door and extin- guished the fire. His hair and beard were bad1v Si0ged
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We have for sale the thick cotton monie cloth used in the manufacture of the em- broidered tidies so much admired It is in various colors, and can be used with good eff feet for curtains, draperies, stand covers, &c. 2 n30 St J. N. ADAM & Co.,
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the curtain amid much enthusiasm, and the scene had to be repeated. The entertain ment was highly pleasing, and the company as a whole was of unusual merit
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THE WEATHER RECORD.
Indications.

InUIchNIOMss
 WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 3O-1 A. M. ) For New England, higher or stationary or lower temperature, west winds, clear or partly cloudy weather.
 For +bs Nidd1e Atlantic States higher barometer, stationary or lower temperature north to west W1nds clear or partly cloudy weather.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Republicnn Toun conrention.

The Republican Town convention for the nomina- tion of Town officers will be held at No. Tyers Hall on Wednesday evening, December 1st 188o at Y:30 o'clock. Delegates will take notice
 JOHN s. FOWLER,
 Chairman Republican Town Committed
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Canton PIush.

We have cotton plush or Gas it is called) fashion drapery c1oth in great variety of colors, in single and double width, and single and donble faced J. N ADAM & Go.
 n30 5t
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The Bell Corset.

Everybody should see this entirely new style of corset. It has great advantages over any other corset hitherto produced.
 n30 St J. N. ADAM & Go.
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We have just added to stock some very handsome new styles in cloaking materials at astonishingly low prices. We are told there is no stock in the city at all to compare with ours. J. N. ADAM & Co.
 n:10 St
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CInakSE CIaaks.I
Scarlet Underwear at Smith & Stones

Read J. N. Adam & Co., 's advertisement in another column about the great bargains in imported cloaks. n3O St
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Entertainments.

Next Saturday, matinee and evening, the very popular and pleasing drama 'sThe Shaughraun" will be given at Peck's Grand Opera House by Foote's New York Celtic Drama company, which includes John T. Hind, the celebrated Dublin comedian.
 DIRECTIONS TO COUGHS LECTURE
 Some people have expressed much dissatis- faction at being obliged to stand in crowd and being pushed at Coughs lectures We are happy to state that the doors are to be open early on Friday evening, and that all the seats will be sold with checks, so that every person will get the exact seat he has purchased. The sooner the selection is made at Loomis' music store the better chance for a good seat.
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RaI;.,,Iv ,4,da saaI saco,
Aprons.

Gunther's and Treadwell's h the finest qualities at Brookss& Co.'s, Chapel, corner State. n24 5teod
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CIOaks! Cloaks!!

Read J. N. Adam $ Go. s advertisement in another column about the great bargains in imported cloaks. n3O 5t
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Silk insoles for warmth.
W. B. FENN & Go.

Parties, Receptions and Balls. Gentlemen will find on our shelves fine patent leather dress congress and pumps, suitable for evening wear
 n27 5t WALLACE B. FENN l& Co.,
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Tenth Ward,

meeting of the Republican voters of the Tenth ward will be held at Wier's Hall at 7:30 D. n, Tues day, Nov. 30, at which time the committee on nomi nation of ward officers will report.
 P. B. BUCKINGHAM,
 Chairman O COmmittee.
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CIoAksy CIoaks!!

Pulmona, very last discovery fots colds coughs, throat, lung diseases. Dr. Shears, ,Agt
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Desirable Goods

of every description now in our es- tablishment. As the maximum time of the sale cannot exceed six issue lengthy bill, descriptive of and prices; we would simply one and all, that the time Is short, Bargains plentiful, and since thousands from far and near are to be supplied, the advisability of coming early is apparent.
 Among the many specialtieS we offer will be one lot of 50 dozen
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This evening the amusement loving public of our city will have an opportunity to wit ness the performance of Miss Jane Coombs, who will appear at Peck's Grand Opera House in her great character of ''Juliet" in Shakes peare's tragedy of 'Romeo and Juliet D Miss Coombs will be supported by an excel lent dramatic company and the entertain ment will be one of rare merit Reserved seats should be secured at Loomis' to-day. as the house will undoubtedly be filled to over flowing.
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Canton Flannel Drawers at Smith x stone's.

Read J. N. Adam < Co., s advertisement in another column about the great bargains in imported cloaks. n3O 5t
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The Grnys' Inspection.

The fall inspection and sociable of the New Haven Grays took place at their armory last evening. The inspection was made by Col l.. l.. Morgan, and the arms, equipments and general appearance of the command was most satisfactory. At the conclusion of the inspection, which occupied about an hour, there was short concert by the American band orchestra, after which the floor were cleared for dancing. This first sociable of the season by the company was very largely attended, and on the floor were seen many handsome toilets. The whole affair was thoroughly enjoyed and was highly creditable to those under whose auspices it was given
 New York and New England,
 William H. Bliss, of Hartford, freight conductor on the New York and New Eng land road, was killed on Saturday by striking his head on bridge at Norfolk He was found dead on the top of the car when the train stopped at Franklin. He was on a re- frigerator which is two feet higher than an ordinary car and probably forgot this dis ference. He was about forty years old and leaves a wife. MT. Bliss has been in the en- ploy of the road for several years and was on the train wrecked near Andover on Thurs day last, when he escaped by jumping from the car.
 collision in the switching yard at Boston on Saturday injured two engines, one of which had one cylinder torn of and was con- siderably damaged otherwise
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KATE CLAYTON.

The well known and successful actress, Kate Claxton, appeared at the Carll Opera House last evening in Boucicault's drama, ''The Snow Flower" supported by MT, Charles A. Stevenson and an excellent com pany. The piece was we'll put upon the stage, particularly the avalanche scene in the third act, in which Miss Claxton as Pauvrette, the shepherdess, and Mfr. Stevenson, as Mau- rice, are represeRted shut out from the world in their Alpine hut for three long months. At the close of this act they were called before
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 FRANK SBLLSsCHbAPhST'. Frank can Afford to Sell Cheapest! Frank Owns His Store and Pays no
 Rent. Frank is the only Dry Goods Merchant in town who pays cash for everything he buys Frank is the only Dry Goods Merchant who owns every dollars worth of Dry Goods on his shelves. Frank is able to sell all wool Red Flannel at 12c yard.
 Frank sells good Canton Flannel at 5c yard Frank sells stylish Dress Goods at 10, 121<, 15c. Frank sells Black Alpaca at 121<c. Frank sells all wool Black Cashmere at 25c. Franks is the Store fOI. the
 People. Double-fold Matelasse C1oaking Beaver at $1 yard cost g.. .25 to manufacture. |. All our Cloakings at half price, wish to dis continue this line of goods Red Wool Wrappers at 75c. Red Merino Wool Wrappers, 75o. Excellent Heavy Merino Wrappers, 2sc Good medium Merino Wrappers, 25e. Chi1dren's Merino Wrappers, 12e. Boys Merino Wrappers, 18c. Silk Handkerchiefs, 10c. The largest assortment of Silk Handkerchiefs in the cityst the lowest prices from 1Oc up to the best grades.
Bargains in Knit Goods.

Ladies' Knit Wool Nubias, 15c. Ladies' Knit Wool Sea Beams, 15c. Ladies' Knit Wool Fascinators, 15c. Ladies' Knit Wool Scarfs, 25c. Children's Knit Wool Hoods, 25c. Children's Knit Wool Scarfs, 15c. Boys Knit Wool Tippets, 15c. Mems Knit Wool Tippets, 25c. Mems Knit Wool Mittens, 25c. Children's Knit Wool Mittens, 12c. Children's Knit Wool Listers, 75o. Children's Knit Wool Jackets 37c. Ladies' Knit Wool Jackets, soc. Mems Knit Wool Jackets, 75c. Boys Knit Wool Jackets, 50c. For Knit Woolen Goods, go to Franks, 327 Chapel street, and make mistake if you wish to save mon
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We shall have something to say next week about gentlemen's embroidered slippers. These goods were never so cheap as this sea- son. From one dollar and twenty-five cents to two dollars will purchase of us in Decem- Der pair of gentlemens embroidered slip pers. as attractive in style and finish as those usually sold for one dollar more
 WALLACE B. FENN & Co.,
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Winter Skirts.

Felt, flannel, farmers satin and satin quilt ed skirts in great variety and cheap.
 n30 St J. N. ADAM & Go.
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Coan's Bookstore is now located 257 Chapel street, aext east of Register building. As usual, he has an elegant line of seasona- ble goods which he will gladly show
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TOYS AND FANCY GOODS

ever brought to New Haven, sur passing even our former apprecia- ted magnificent displays, we are compelled to cOndense every de- partment in the house, to reduce all large lots, even those but lately received from auction. There is nothing OPTIONAL about it; we are simply FORGED, at the best BUSINESS TIME of the year, when others are getting large pro- fits, to place PITIABLY LOW PRICES on all this seasons most
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CnRkinRsa

Some neat new things. n3O St d. N. ADA
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Chas. L. Rossiter, 195 Summit St., Toledo,
 Ohio, says: q would not take one thousand dollars for my Excelsior Kidney Pad, if I could not get another. Ihave gained in three
 months thirty pounds.-See adv.
 n30 3teod1tw
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Art NeedlewOrl. Go and see the fine specimens in J. N Adam & Co.'s store n3O St
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Satin De Lyon DOlmans and circulars, fur lined and trimmed, at Brooks & Co., Chapel corner State.
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A Great Victory. We'll has 1t been said that

We'll has it been said that
 Peace hath her victories.
 No less renowned than war"
 Perhaps the studious, patient chemist in his laboratory, who, in some happy moment, projects an agent through which thousands of human lives are saved wins as great vic- tory as the bay ed and laurelled warrior who stays thousands of his fellow men on the field of battle.' The discovery of Dr. Rob- erts' Cough Syrup of Tar, Boneset and Wild Cherry was such a victory. It has saved thousands. Sample bottles ten cents, large bottles fifty cents.
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Underwear.

We have several extraordinary bargains in both ladies' and gentlemen's underwear See them before you buy.
 n3O St J. N ADAM $ Go.
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Ready Trimmed Hnfs and Ronnets

of exquisite design and elaborate workman ship. Nothing nicer for Christmas present. Hats and bonnets trimmed to order in the most approved and fashionable style Ele- gant, attractive, becoming work executed with dispatch. Mrs. N. s. Jacobs, 158 Chapel street, opposite Elliott House.
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Holiday Goods now open. An unusually Elegant Stock. It is wise to select early. Visitors are always welcome. Cutters Fine Art Store.
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XRlKRf I.Ronin

Child's blue, brown, black and wine color velvet leggins, all sizes
 WALLACE B. FENN & Co.,
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new style of ladies' warm oversAoes- made by l.. Candee & Co.-unlike most arc tics and snow excluding The ssBelle'' is graceful and close fitting.
 WALLACE B. FENN X Co
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Wallace B. Fenn & Go. have in their new show window samples of colored work ex- hlblted at the Paris Exposition by the cele- brated maker, Edwin c. Burt. Good judges pronounce them the finest shoes in point of style, fitting and taste ever shown in this city.
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coMMpRc1AI.
E0y0LrLT- 1rGrsTe5, $50

HONOLULU. AUGUST %. 1880
BsEss sIli remains IN an unsettled condition, ard
fhe-s are vc-v transactions report During the
ofsc ezciiseu existing during the past week in our
zdst Il is needless expect our business men 10 do
rnrr- than fl orders for local rants.
Ry he NHiolo from san Francisco we do not hear Of
any caare II the Sugar market excepting that stocks
are held shade frmer.
The 1--ivIls from foreign pous Te-e-Japanese train
sar shir TsukuhA from san Frnncisco; Haw'n schr
Malolo from san Francisco; An bktne Grace Roberts
firm ths sound and BIZ bark Spirit OF the Age from
Huzrkuar.
Th~ Chir-s. steamer 10 Chung sailed on Thursday
Ia. fo san Francisco taking very small freight and
.one j pEss,uaers- The hsrkenting Discovery also
s.cs s1- thc sane pori with full cargo OF domestic
r-ssuce The harls Gen Butler and Amelia sailed for
Po-s Townsend and bark Revere for Sanaimo.
or Saturday last NJ. Adams offered several pieces Of
r-us--sy a. auc:ioa bus compelled 70 withdraw
ru-on % then. bidders being somewhat 4verse to in
ves-iur a. present
Tie sale o. the brig Siooaus, advertised BY Mr. Bar
to- fo- Monday I'd, has been postponed to Saturday
fts eS-h-
Tf Ccrsueo The last addition TO the Snreekels line
a. I-ncksts rlay be looked FOR a auy moment
~ Barlow vii to-day commence two days credit
$40 Tor Account % NJ Theo Davies. az which the
c1c-tug Wll BE- varied. comprising goods received
Cas-A and CITY % Sankin-
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Letter frou KohaIa. Hawaii.

EorroE GkzETTE-I wish to say few words in
reference 10 that Bosf Efficient officer aud patriotic
sIaN = kHmauohA whom the Planter " in the no
Hafnas Poe AfsiG eoquently strives 10 indicate.
j an surprised 70 hear Z" Planter" make such
Statement vhsn II Is a we'll known and generally
Acknowledged fact that the so-caIIed Sheriff who
imposes on the taxpayer and citizens of Kohala
spends considerable portion of his time in the
ho1se Of a certain Ch,naman. who is also an
olhcer Of the law and whom the knowing ones
declare sells more poor whiskey than any other
KAN IN the District
We know that all the Law abiding men in Kohala
agree WITH us in Saying that worse man for the
important postum of Sheriff could hardly be
f01rd than the present incumbent
De Is seldom where be is needed, and if by scci-
dent he ever does happen where any disturbance
is going On he siides 0Hf soon as possible.
Things are going on here In a very loose and
c4relezs manner II Cinnamon run away from any
q olr plantations they are seldom found. In
fact Il Is very dilcnlt 10 obtain warrant for them
and atlll more difficult Go get il served.
II Is a Lam -ntAbie fact that if by any chance q
rlsoAer - get into Court The Sheriff is quite as
Ee.g % be dsfending him as to be doing his duty
b the CrUun.
II the authorities that have these matters under
Their courRn could see things as they really are,
AA11auned would not long be allowed to hold a
Pos,lnn he 4 g totally incompetent 70 fllf
TAx-PAxKK.
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waItham goods, in all grades is now so generally &C.
kno"leoged that our competitors swiss and American
sos rrtc Th a s 1 " .ne Attracton OF
10 sell them for What tbev csn " 'uS' 'ney nave
W o g. ia ~. " nat tney can se'.
one sr gene,ay not showing gooa Tsteh from bad
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PASSENGERS.

Fo- WiniNHrt Ports per LiKelike. August Ill
Ahnlo. Miifna. kzhuAkauula and child. Mauli and
child A , Fnrhes. kuihelani. Geo Wilcox. W II Rice
: W krlzh Mss Brooks W II Pogue II Cornwell.
NJ, Nu-ick Mr. Mesck. Mes Daniels. jas Woods and
rhil1- = e Long. e = Hzrt wife and child, j " Smith
NJ Oshu-nc, Miss Lidrate Mr. Anderson Awana,
Akuuz- Firs On 20 A Cox. scott. Capt Eldart, ID
WEhiru Naikaloa. Hattie.
Prom Wfr6w-rd Ports. per Likelike August 22-F
r.rulz-. Mr. Lyman Mics E Lyman. r Beaumont S
C1-ra1. e B Cotton y Catiou An Oak Mrs T 6 Hughes
and rh5lzrrn Eiss Hurhcs Mr. McCrundell Mr. Nc
E--ri- " Clark. ? A Schurfer ! r Mills. J c Bailey
= fsEv. A Thompson. Richard " RickATd, D Motley
: Davis. d. " icht Mrs McCrossod. AkinA Luka and
child 2 CoErd. by Emerson. DR. Finders. Z B Friel.
" 6iirric- NJ U'tsradr, Forbes. Andrews, Hook
Enn. HEFseldeu. Harley. Geo Hardy.
Per san Fruncisco. per Discovery. August 19-Mr
Criesr. NJ Frnscr. Nj Mclean. T N Fisher.
For san Franci=oa. per Ho Chung. August 19-T
Tslai- Miss Tisdale Mr. Laird and wife. c 4 Pratt,
: McC4nn- acur-c LHprOil and Chinese.
Foz P1rs ToEusend per Amelia. August 49, NJ Dat
Frun Hou-kouc. per Spirit OF the Age, August %
= Chfne<e
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Mortgages Sale.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A POWER
by PUAHI (k) to A j. Cartwright dated April g. 1878
recorded in Lber So folio 49, the undersigned gives
notice that he intends to forecose said Mortgage for
the Auction Rooms of E P Adams, at Honolulu,
On Saturday, the 18th day of September.
1880 all the premises described in said Mortgage viz
All that land at Moanalua, Oahu, containing S7I00
acres described in Royal Patent No. 345; and all that
tract containing 221 acres described in ROYAL Patent
No. 1929; and all that tract containing 1900 acres
described in Royal Patent No. $40.
A j. CARTWRIGHT,
CASTLE & HATCH, Attorneys for Mortgagee SIS 1t
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IMPORTS

Frun Szn FIHncisco. per Maloio. August is-IOOJ or
81 1lr. cigar. = h1ies hay 80 shingles 95S
. uHseT spl red brick S1 bags barley, Is sacks
pu-atnes-
Prom Port Biakelr. per Grace Roberts. August 81
Isc p ruurh lumb1r, ls IL Il plain lumber. $50
shingles
F-un HnaEkuuE. per Spirit Of the Age. August q
j. 1 crskr j. hdls joss sticks ITO bags beans. GO
hz SAX ec 81 bale tea - bx preserve. books,
$50 hs rce. 10 pscs cncumbers, y ware. ~ pkgs
Vaqe- BOT " liquor. 80 BIZ OIL Us bx fish oil, 20
IL nee 1our and . Dot OF misc mdse
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SAILED.
MEMORANDA.

Report % schooner Malolo. Goodwin Captain-Left
San Frnucisco . the sth inst on Point Lobos
r-ruurrrrri hCGrr -eA. bar breaking. wind strong
~rss-riv snd coutiuued til p of the 9Th Weather
rEF ut squas and heavy ioc. from this date to the
TIA had moderate trades with passing squalls vessel
working u-I. On the 17Ih strong trades. at p m
tirkfrd end % Maui. bearing Sc. and 4:sJ
thr ls-t HEADED Tor KAhului af 4 took pilot on
bard and received orders proceed Honolulu. At
s=1 , On anchored OF the entrance OF Honolulu hArbor.