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PRIZES AT WESLEYAN. .

Hartford, Conn.,, June 29.-At the distrbu-
ton Of prizes ot the Wesleyan University, Mddeto
Monday the Squire scholarship for seniors Tor The best
examination il Greet. awarded 10 Joseph H. Taylor
Of Brooklyn the DIN rhetorical prz- to George Z.
Preutss Of .nddc;own, who also took
the harrington prze Tor history. The Wise
prize for mora phil sOphy gwen u Henry s White.
Of Nsw- ork me rec prize JUNIOR best
IL natural science william James, OF BROOK IN for
ne best orauon the JUNIOR exhibition, 10 Henry IL
VluetI OF Philadel1h amp prize IN lsl tcr1
ture u Herbert L. Jewell. Of NeT-Gork Weeks prize
Tor Oc HradfCrc o. Mcintyre " DO also received The
Miller prize Tor excellence IN DEBATE Inc Nalkcley lrZt
for Juniors In metaphysics, "a "hnsm }. JONES, %
BROOKLYN The Parker prize N tlOcutlOn,
for Juniors aud -OphOmOres, 20 Charles A.
IAftlenelGi the scranton prize in eiocution,
Il T. " Maynard 81 Brooklyn the -rlnuey Sophomore
I7ze .or Greek 70 Harvey q. Williams IN Beta KAY pa
Sophomore Latin prize Frederick r. iaskey, OF am
ton and A DeFI L. Walker, Of Bradford. Mass; the
Rec sophomore prize IN mathematics, 10 Edwald Il.
NauVeck OF Mid tcfOEn tue iObdrd Freshman prize
for defamation 70 Howard T. DenLsOn, O c,.d ~ \.
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EXERCISES AT MOUNT ST. MARl'5 COL
IEGI

ElDuTTsBCRG, Md, June pa great part
OF the hierarchy OF the Catholic ChuI the United
states are here participating IL he conn en exer
clses Of Mount ST. Mars College aud renewing devotion
to Alma Mater. Cardinal McCOskey seuds regrets at
enforced absence from bis college home. Att tne ten
porary suspension caused W threa ened epidemic.
mere than twO-thIds Of the students returned and
peted the work the year. Al the alumni meeting
printed of progress made IN reducing Tie
col eye deOt was distributed among L. mem 5crs. IL
shove that the actual cash payments Tie GeDt fund
amount 10 about $1,000. TIE proceeds Of the
ccIvef's sIies was - oO). The total vi sI-,tOO
cstI butcd among 20 creditors. The remaining debt
a 100000 ana the remnant Of unc9ectel BALANCE Of
subscriptions about $4,000. The largest con-
tributor was Cardinal McClOskey, wao gave
one fourth OF the entire collected.
The medal men this year william IA. Coleman.
John l.. Kelly. Jeremiah ODcHaJit. Jonn II. Hlii
KOmnaid EcueyerIla. Joseph H. ByI-e. L,ulr j. Con
turie Matthew Wilson Patrick J. Bray and George W.
Nlcnos Ine following honorary degr,s were c0urIlcI:
That OF IL d Oh Charles d. B0uAQdr-e aud Henry T.
Coleman; that Of Doctor OF Philosophy On tie Rev.
JOun LdrKln
Crtlu4lon speeches were delivered b. George ".
Niclols ". H. Coleman. Jacob hoAl lck AMI John /.
sullivan. H. T. -paIllug spoke the vaiedctory.
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Yesterday. To-day
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported 5y JOIN l. DAVIS & D.. II yI.-s,
THUR Az, June 29-P. ".

THUR Az, June 29-P.N ".
To-day it required transactions of only 10000
shares to make up the record of a stock market
which was remarkably strong under adverse cir
cumstances. The entire market opened with figures
fully equal tolast evenings prices and III some
higher Central OF Newt ersey stock was inclined
to be weak and had declined frcm 1858 TO 76l4 a
763. when the first report Of the lamentable acct
dent on the Long Branch line wssrecelved. Almost
Immediately following the report the price of Gen.
tral of New-Jersey stock as if by magic. advanced
to 775s. The stock closed at 7634-ls higher than
it opened; had fuctuated lss per cent and all
on transactions that add up total Of only 1850
shares In tho decline at the close, however.
Central of New-Jersey stock Is not an exception.
The final changes generally are very small,
but until during the last half hour Of business
prices showed a remarkable strength for so dull
market Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and tine
Omahas were notable exceptions To the early buoy
ancy Houston and Texas stock Is orthy Of men
ton because it rose from 752 to II l. and closed
81 a bid All the trunk-line shares. after early adj
vances, closed lower than opening figures, Della
ware and Hudson among the coal stocks was
noticeably strong. and sold up TO 1l3Gll24 The
market closed dull but feyerish.
Government bonds were dull and irregular; the
bids for the continued Us advanced L and for
the continued IS Is per cent By the last board quo
tation the bids for the 4l2s were off Is and for the
A. l. per cent. After the board however. there
u-re sales OF coupon As at l20 Lie aud they were
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49, 80 rEGREEs Id HANMTON.

CLINTON, y. y, JGae 29.-CcCi, delightful
weather marks TIE close Of prosperous college year
large gathering Of alumni and friends and al interesting
prorauilue 81 we-written and IL lrl' cred orations
have made commencement day tbs ear AT Hamilton
College q notable occasion. among President Darling
t- announcements after comforting degrees, were the
git 10 The college OF $4,000 for building new scientific
hal the establishment new prOies-orship OF French
and Germ D. aud the decleIoD OF the Board 70 build
Knox Hau Tue college, since President Darhng'ons
administration began, received large contributions
and its future never seemed hopeful TO day Inc
Year has beer ~ excellent discipline and an adj
yauced standard % scholarship.
Among tAe przes awarded today were the Clark
prize IL oratory Anthony Evans u Oshkosh Wis the
Head prze 10 Herbert Parsons. Of Wesiteld; Kirkland
prze TO William Jones the Kemsen chemical prize 10
George La -7ton Of Rome the Debating prize % CALVIN
kendal. hnIDJrO the ESSAY prizes 10 : FRANK tng5
jr BroOkvu Edwin kOut, n tnn,Oni iIldm rage ga
irsVen worth Kan; James Roger, OF Alba y, ana
Charles Arnold. II Malone. The committee 10 award The
b .log- prize gave It . FRANKLIN spencer
Ine honorary degrees were: LID. 10 Judge John c.
Churchill. o. Oswegy; Judge Irving g. 'anu. OF 5yra-
H. H. 10 Precedent EuIOtas Farnelee Hastings, OF
.jahna College CcyIOu; he Rev. james Henry EcOD o.
4 bauy; the Rev. Edward o. Thurber. OF syracuse.
u H. Professor Ezra barton Wood, VI OshkOr Mls.i
Edwin MILF Nelson, NJ D.. u Il LOUIS Mo; oeldeu
Halne rAIcOtt, II. D., OF niddetOwn
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Suicide OF 4 DESPONDENT NAN.

PLAINFIELD, n j., June 29.-The body of
william +. Burnett found ON sunday morning at
EigAtll-sL and Aadisou-a'e IN this place,
with bullet wound in the head and .
revolver, OF which barrel had been dis
charged cIasp-d ia the right hand. His
MOI her married Miss Force, OF this
Mace and william had been cO0rting her sister
eIn.cted 10 be discharged Mr.. Force OPP
por.d Buruet's suit for his daughters hand
ami the young man became very despondeD-
Charles Burne said that he had doubt whatever that
his brother mad committed suicide from dependency IA
neither he Miss Force had sufficient means TO enable
I hem To ms
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THE CURTIS DECISION DELAYED

The decision il the case Of General y. VI.
Curtis VIII not De rendered to-day, was expected
Judge Brown. who the Long Branch train which
met with accident yesterday morning, telegrapaed
that he would b- unable the other judges to-day
but would 20 the city on Wednesday. Judga
Wheeler viii leave the city before that time and 1t s IN
certa when the three judges who compose the Court
will De able to meet Assistant Dist-ct-Attorney FlerO
has finished his brief for Tue Government cUntendng
thai Congrse has power % make laws regulating poti-
cal cOntrlbut.Ons
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other prominent Catholic cergymen Of the diocese
present The exercises opened with instrumental
music by several Of the young ladieB Of the academy
Miss Anastatia Donahue delivered the salntatory.
academic hon0rs awarded Misses Norma Carpen-
ter. Lillian Carter Mary Clifford, Anastatia Domaine,
earn Fuller and Aletta Vandervere. The following
medals awarded The II. Cecilia gold and silver
me. ais for proficiency In instrumental aud vocal music
founded by the Princess RadZwil the Curran medals
FOR proficiency in mathematics. founded by the XIV VI.
Currsn the Seton medals for proficiency IN English
literature founded by the Rev. Dr Bernard Okeiiy
tie Kely-Hughes medals for proficiency N pracdcaI
domestic economy founded by Mr.. and Mrs. hug me
Kelly aud the Hughes medals for the best original essay
The lastnamed medal presented TINS year oy tue
Rev. II. A. Brann.
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DEFRArDNG AN IMMIGRANT.

Simon Gliker, an aged, newly arrived imni-
grant, met Castle Garden June $ by
VINO sad that he nal railroad ticket Chicago which
he would sell for =. lie then handed Bker sip OF
paper abou the size OF railroad ticket but which
really only part Of enlistment paper Bker could
read English. and accepting the myers state
mrn paid the -. TAe stranger proved 10 be Andrew
Larvn-kl an ium grant swiudler He pleaded guilty to
petty arc ny sreriay in the Court Of General Sessions
sentenced 10 SIX months Imprisonment by Re
corder smI TIA.
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CnIRr CALENpARs-JrNE 30.

sIPPFur Court -cH.Naegs- Held bv Lawrence. J.-Ca
endar called al Mos IA, 81. 81 So o. 50. a. 100
III A. 3O2 lo6. ~. 2l0, 20 ~. 23l, 243. pa
PRIME JOUl.T--PECIAL Travelled DOnOhue. J..
Nos 5JI 90 d-3 e. 3iG 40. 62s, 6Ol $50 5sJ 63S
2lj. 64h
PgFAlF COURT-CIRCt1T-PART Held by MacOmber. J.
Faulty g. Day calendar
IkKT I-hrld by Van Worst NOS l1l2 and special
PARr nI-Hed by iarremore, J-Short cau4es-Nos
2Og3 5502 23l7 2Gj6 32O7 326 3li5 3ll4 2J5l 2342
81 10. 2jl9. 2i4U. 3l19.
SCPRRlOK tOUKT--PECIL iERh-ueld by IruaA, j.
- Calendar allied II II a. Mo- 81.
COusfOS PLEAs->PECtAL ILaI-lied Oy van HOeseD,
i day calendar
C0NMoTPLEAs-- GENERAL Travelled Uy Van Hoesen aud
Reach j. Nos. l. 10 30. inclusive.
sUEKoGAIEs COURr-befOre Rollins. s-No day calendar
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FOUND GIuTYOF PERJURY.

Eugene Landsberg was convicted yesterday
in the United states Circuit Court before Judge Bene
diet ~ perjury. tie when defendant Grim
inal charge before Commissioner Shields that be had
never been In prison convicted OF any crime Assist
ant Aver produced records tina. proved
that Landsberg Tad been sentenced 10 years imprs
0nmeut IN Auburn Penuentiary aud one year IN Sing
sing Prison and had passed five years in prison.
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.


SARATOGA june ZY.-In the Court OF Appeals
to-ay-prcsent the Hon. Charles Andrews. {. j., and
assoclaies--the following cases we're argued;
No 263-Iuius II. Homer agt Samuel II. Everett and
other o. Do The Lake upeiior Iron Company agt
Joseph w. Drerel No 266John Beattie. SURVIVOR etc,
Art lr delaware LachIwanuI aud Western railroad Com
panv 80 ota-R.bcrt Dunn sgt ire People etc. NO 267
Martha e. Armstrons 9th. ag- Henry Dubois and
others No. ls4-Ared Law and another agt Francis y
s~rt
IL va. ordered that the WI take Friday
the day Of June 1852 until Monday the 9Th day II
10 o'clock a. AZ tho Old Capitol ia the
y Albany then 20 proceed with the call OF the pres Mt
calendar .
Day calendar fer Friday, Junc 81 nos. Z6s, 30 I'll
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ST. PETERS SCHOOL FOR GlPLs.

The closing exercises of st. PcJer's Roman
Catholic School for Girls were begun Wednesday 10 II
Peters Hall In Barclay After greeting chorus by
members Of the school the opererti - Bed Riding
Hood was gwen with chorus OF sixty f1ir7es. Tnen
follow salutatOry by Miss L. Buggy aga -eclta ions
by Misses WhaleR n tltzgibbOus, j. tOaKey, l.. Zen
dergast and \. Williams. y drama also preseutcd
aud there vocal solos The atte dance
very large and the exercises by the school Children
unr III auulaudec.
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ing OF the trustees IN the fall The trust have also
vDted to petition the Legislature for dment to
the charter 10 allow the alumni 10 elect CO AIN men,
bers of the corporation.
Trinity College held its fft7-sixth commencement to-
day. Honorary degrees were conferred follows:
NJ. A. on Charles $. Fisher NJ. u. of New York. ami
samuel Lopez. OF Durham. Conn. IL d. on jeremiah
Hasey, of Norwich, Conn, and IL. D the Rev John
Branard Morgan, II. n, OF Columbia College Rector OF
the Church OF the Holy Trinity, Paris, France.
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HoNoRARY DEGREEs GTVEN BY rNION.

SCHENECTADY, n. u, June 29-I he annual
commencement Union college, took place yesterdy.
Bishop Litteiohn made the address to tue sduatng
clasA The following honorary degrees we conferred.
Ii D. upon Chester A. Arthur President u the United
st.tes the kew Dr. william A. v v Mahou, sPrOfessor
of The New Brunswick TheO. Ogcal College.
d. D.-Tne Rev. john h. Paxton tIo Il v Henry !.
s.tter,4e OF NewYorA ana the Rev. j. ~. H4InuDH1.
Pm D-IeWis BaIcn NJ D.; Mills o. Tucker. Il D;
Albert Vanderyear NJ H., aud samuel 7. Wand, NJ. d.,
A. @-Ine Rev william Hughes. u Schenectady.
A B.-ChaTles l.. Carter
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FIGHTING rHIRTKoNE ROCNDS.

GREENSBORO, Penn, June 29.-Ihe prize
ngbt between Campbell and wang took place yesterday
The battle ground and half miles from this
place They tough thirty rounds IN thlrty-One minutes
The light Wa won by Campo H. Wa.ing broke his right
hand In the bird round and he ,tle nnger ~ his left
ia nd ia Tie thirty -nTst round.
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cHANGEs AT TRINITY COLLEGE.

HARTFORD. june 29.-Profcssor John Broc-
lsoy for forty the seaDury professor Of natural
philosophy and astronomy al Trinity college has re-
.lgned aud been made professor emeritus. The filing
O. tis vacancy aud the Northam Professionally Of
pOAt.cai econoly have Deen deferred special eet
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A FORGER.S ACCOMPLICE RELEASED.

Charles II. Barton, the accomplish of Edward
j. Courtney, and the principal witness him on
the trial which resulted IN cOnvictng Courtney OF for
gerry on Wednesday released YESTERDAY, the com
paint against being dismissed the request OF
Assistant District Attorney Fellows.
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offered at 100 Annexed are The closing board quo
tations:

In State bonds Louisiana consols were d easier
at 7Olt and Tennessee IS were Il lower az o4si An
nexed are the closing quotations:
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FxERcIsES AT 4 CATHOLIC AC.DEMY.

EXERCISES Al A CATHOLIC ACADEMY.
The annual commencement OF The Mount
ST. Vlncents Academy the Hudson took place yester
DAY afternoon. The spacious hail of the academy was
filled overlooking by friends Of the pap al OF the
institution. AreuDl.Aop CorrigaH aLd setefa! VI TIC
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OF city bank stocks only twenty-five shares OF
Continental were sold, at III. The following we're
the bidding and asking prices on the first call
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JUNE 80 1ssa-TEN
THE SUIT OVER THE RESERVOIR.

Lawrence directed the petitioners to give Mr. Jewet
notice Of motion for the granting Of the petition.
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Tie Maui Ronds Arnin.

Enron GAzETTE;-I see by your paper Of Aug
23d that the travelling public of Huelo, Haiku
Hamakuapoko and Spreokelsville would like to
see the roads across Maliko Gulch put into decen.
shape. Nov, who is the public The same man
who had bad roads in Waikiki. The roads seem
10 bother someone inst now, and get bad all at
once. The road from Maalaea Bay TO Waikiki is
IN better order now than it ever has been before;
there may be few small stones in the road but that
Is all. How can the drivers help galioping their
horses, when the passengers tell them 10 drive fast
and get into Nailuku as soon as they can. 1 don't
think that the roads trouble the writer very much
he wants 10 get Sl0J0 to make a road 10 suit him
self Everybody is satisfied with the 10 ids; they
are IN better order nOw than they have been for
hye years Yours truly. TRAVELLER Of MAUI.
LAHAINA, Aug. 80 1852.
We visited Maui short time ago and We can
unhesitatingly say that If the people Of Wailuku
are satisfied with the road from Maalaea Bay to
Wailuku, they are very easily satisfied. To drive
over il Is worse than being board ship in a gale
Of wind. The road IS bad: We wonder more COM
plant Is not made about il; everyone We met
united in abusing it-EDl
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e are inclined to think His Majesty scarcely
ised the cost when the crowaiug mania seized
/. II must have wholly escaped his mind that
white people largely oica these Islands. Had
onsuitea those who really wish him we'll. prob
ihings would have bseu difterent-not that
isners oAjecs 10 kalakaua's owning a crown
more than they Wolld object 70 his owning
eraielF good horse provided be had paid
he same out Of his private parse. Bf when
significance is attached 10 a crown or its pro-
d wearer as bearing on tho manner il which
: Islands are to Be II future governed, then,
sreigasrs very naturally object. Nor arothey
lg y pay for the abslrdity by increased taxa
Foreigners generally were satisfied with the
of government while its nominal head pre-
4 its dignity and acquisscol in their wishes.
shan the f-arehead placed inferior people IN
ons OF imporianc5 and assumed TO govern on
N accoaat disregar1ing the Wiss councils Of
race, he certainly made a grave mis-
lie. Us suppose Cor p moment tae crovning
y hid been Submitted to a Cabinet Of intclli-
Americans. WIS! woull have 5s-a the rs,sults
ibir, a treaty dollar crown aai q i've hundred
Z fest Of raw fsh alj POI, % vsicd ~ tie
6 would haye been invited. While the
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Mr. Hallenbeok a. Hilo.

HMo, August 81, 1850.
Enron GAzETTE:-Mr. Halleubeck. accom- panied
by Mr. Forbes his translator, has just completed a
week Of evangeilstic meetings in the Hawaiian
Church, HilO. The house where the meetings were
held Is large one and it was in general full each
evening. Noon meetings for prayer were also held
IN the foreign Church; the numbers attending these
latter meetings during the last few Gays, usually
filling the latter house. The meetings we're mark
ed by some conversions among the foreigners and
many more among the HgwHiiaus. Mr.. Hallenbeck
in departing, leaves behind in Hilo many many
warm friends Hawai- MI
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HOMES AND EMPLOYMENT

Our friends abroad who contemplate visiting or resi-
ding permanently these isiauGs s end @ adyanta
ccqus 10 their comforts 10 call me- their arri-a
and select thsir homes. Hud those desiring Employ
ment viii be likewise provided.
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foreigners pursued the even tenure Of their ways
Thus the days fuu might have been confined TO
within It's proper limit Of intelligence and not
held up 10 the world subject OF everlasting ridi-
cule and contempt the affair at present promises
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Houses and Lands
Leased and Sold
In All Parts Of this Kingdom
LOANS NEGOTIATED
EMPLOYMENT BUREN,
FOR ALL SEEKING WORK ON THESE IS
LANDS.

Agents ard Managers o. Plantations Shipping cyru-
ors, aud T1adestncn and ail cIuplcyuts Who desire
careful attention 10 their business, would do well to
notify mt when vacancies exist
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- ,-.--l. y IalIslll, lIIluI SAY lllt,leo
Of bamboo are said 10 grow, although five or
six furnish the principal materials used At
Foochow and SEatow, the large size grows
forty 70 City feet high, and six or seven inches
IN diameter; on the Island Of FoTmosa It Is
found even larger.
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GENERAL oFFIcEwoRK

OF every description attended to- bills collected legal
papers Of a kinds drawn. Books and accounis kept
my customers.
Having neatly arranged my now o9cc departments in
ne ncW Fire proof Brick Building adjoining tho new
" Gazette edihee, an fuly prepared 10 meet more
excessive demands IN business than heretofore and
Mlth my enlarged facilities Invite The patronage %
elteas on the other Islands make their purchases
ln nnouia through me-. guaranteeing 10 give orders
close aiicnuon and 10 purchase all and even kinds uf
merchandise solicited procuring the same on he bcs
marketable iCrsas the city afords.
Soliciting Agent for tho
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
OF NEW xOzG
- Aeknowi-ised % DC the LARGEST Safest and most
ec17e Lie Insurance C0upsuy in the wcrid SOS
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IRRIGATION!

TRRIG ALTON AFTER THIS DATE
T. strictly prohibited except between the hour %
. 70 8 n. m. and 20 p.u c. y. fRkEih,
Approved. Superinteudcntof Water Works
tSignedl II. A p CAErrE. Miuister or Inferior
nonciufu. April fqih, ISL - 81
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rI,uEIrNnFRsIGNEn HAYEJTST

THE UNDERSICNE ED HAY T. ) lcI
i received per Amy Turner from Boston, full as
sortncn II these celebrated Pumps which guaran
fec 70 be cheaper and better than any other style 81
pump imported We call the attention OF planters par
ticuiarlx 10 the Vacuum Pump. which u les eomph
Gated and more servicabie than other pun = 20
al2 am 15u g bhAN - =
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IN BARRELS; EXTRA FAMILY
\ Beef, in hall barrels: Casks DHpee's Hams Cascs
Essiern Baeon Cases California Cheese Cases Fair
hanks Istd In snd 10 ID pals; received this ay per
W G IRWIN, and for sale By -
81. pOrIps l. IN
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HAMS. BACON
EXTRA PRInIE PoRK

ARD, AND 10 LII. PAIES KEGS PIG;
Ia fcrk- half J4Erels. Extra Family Beef Batter
For Sale by BOLLES q co
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ISLAND suGAR

IN BAGS. FIRsr AND SECONn orrrr,-.
Also California cube. IN boxes. -hsd ss-s- l.,
o-fIe's a7d half barrels; Dry GtauuIatel si IN ~.
Us -Aa aa'i oai'e!s. For Sale By BOLLEs { co.
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Copartnership Notice.

1 lh. GEO. III. MAHIIN HAS BEEN
- admitted pariner In the medical practices Of Dr.
o $ aumlnrs- The tlEiness win Ia future Be- con.
sisG CUMMINGS . MARTIN.
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HAWAIIAN GEEsR Z

THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
buy a few HAWAIIAN GEEsE-Au persour
having any for sale viii confer favor b. sending
price Of same 70 c. II. DiCKEY.
uI1 I'm Tfrfku Mauf
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DACIFIC RUBBER pAIl-T

\ ny assortment OF this ceiebrftej 53i,. ~ =.
No. No. gaiioa packages all the desirable $500 n
FOR sale BY BOLLES & Co
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HEMP CORDAGE AND BOLT ROPE

a \ ASSoHrHENr OF SIZES FROsr = I.a
~ inch TO inch. Also, spanyzrn Ssszinr Rsfiia
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Dr.. n. q. EMERSON.
DR.. w. DE FRIES,


Veterinary surgeon.
ORDERS LEFT AT DODD'S LIV-
~ cry STABLES, Honolulu, will receive prompt
attention.
The Doctor has just returned from three mouihs
trip around The yarious Islands, where he has bleH
gagged In curing and LealinE horses. Plantations
aud for pryute individuals. holds datfesirg fgsf
monias for his skill aud ability his protection in
all directions in the Kingdom go 5n
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