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DroV@U


l have been afflicted for twenty years with
an obstinate skin disease, called by some M
DIS Psoriasis, and others Leprosy,
ing on my scalp, and in spite OF an l could DO,
with the help OF the most skilful doctors, IL
slowly but surely extended until a year ago
this winter 1t covered my entire person IN
form OF dry scales. For the last three yearsl
have been unable to do any labor and surfer.
there could be nearly a dustpanful OF scales
taken from the sheetof my bed, some OF them
bali as large as the envelope Pc S S9nsaln my s dals
thing, almost, that could be thought OF with:
R %s.t any ny S ss1tsti / s Ins ran 9ssc6 81 the so hot s Sssn,sa
reached p8troit aud was, SO low / thought
should nave togo to the hospital, but finally
/ got as far Is lansing, Mich, where hada
two weeks, but did nae no good. Although
prayed to die. Cracked through the skin ali
f HEes ny 4es Sa Ssd sSi sSoi Rsz r tosin slSs came nsH %;
inger-nails dead and hardns bone; hair lead.
dry and liteless as old straw N God! how
i did suffer. Ny sister. MT, E.H. laws, mao
She wouldn't give up. Said,, sWe will try
Cuticura,n Some was applied on one hand
and arm. Eureka! There was reuef! stopped
20. They immediatsly got the Cnticura Re:
SSit taxing !S one tabiespoonfaai Of Resoiyent
o s6Ise q danes a Ss asy aS StssE b %saaS; heat asa ? 9ssd
Cuticura Soap freely; applied Cuticura morn
Ing and evening. Result, returned TO m nome
In Just six weeks from time / LETT, and my
skin al smooth as this sheetol paper: .
- HIRAM E. CARPENTER
HENDERSON, jefferson CO., N. Y.
Sworn TO before me this 18th day of Janu-
AIRY, ISO. A. N. LEFFINGWELL,
Justice OF the Peace.
Cuticura Resolvent, the new blood purifier
internally, and Cuticura and Cuticura soap,
the great skin cures, externally, clear the
com plexion, cleans the skin aud scalp, ana
scaly, pimply, s~crofulous, mercurtal and Can
ceroush umors, and skin fortunes when phys.
clans, hospitals, n all other means faiL
PoTTEk DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co,
Boston.
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Baltimore.
AT YARDS,

MONDAY, July 2.
Cutie are sold al these figures Aue weight
Hogs are sold at net Wefght, thai Is 20 per
cent (oeneraUnl of from lire loei0ht. Sheep ays
y sold gross, thd Is Rve eet0ht, or nothing OIL
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FIeur, Grain and Feed.
FLOUR AND GRAIN

Corrected every week by NJ. & J. POLLOCK
manufacturers Of the Silver Gloss Flour. al
the Pacific Mill, corner OF Fourteenth and
Market streets. Marketdull
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Philadelphia.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER
A VA

II the Agent, after Q thirty ayr trial, falls
10 make sf least Gee clear OF ali ex-
penses, We will TAX back all goods unsold
and return the money paid rs. Our circulars
to agents show that $500 has been made In q
single month. We give exclusive territory.
There cal be no competition. Business Is
honorable, pleasant and profitable. An
agent wanted In every county. County right
sent free with first order. Every Agent, or
those wishing employment, should write rs
at once, a. counties are being taken fast n
no other hrm In the United States ever before
offered such extraordinary and liberal terms
to agents. Send 3 oae-cent stamps for large
descriptive circulars, containing this onsr
to tine
RENRER MANUFACTURERS CO.,
1le smithseld 81. PITTSBURGH. PA
ianSgoawc.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To Ell persons holding liens ay judgment ~
otherwise or the real estate, or any part
thereof, OF Jacob Watson:
In pursuance offs decree Of The MunLeioai
Court Of wheeling, In Ohio county, WDt VIZ.
einia, made in . cause thssein peecinS Y,
son 10 the satisfactisn Of the liens thereob.
you are hereby required toprssent al eiaims
held by 9 and esch Of Jon againss re ~
ne. q my Ode. 10. lib Chspdns strss!.in
The city q, whssIisk W. Va, on % before
lisa. JO6kPH PAULl-
jeijoawt CommiAsloneG
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COmmissiOner's Notice.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
q. EendeI, Booth q To-,

Jacob Watson and r. Mccullough.
by virtue OF an order OF reference snteref IN
the above entitled came on the nrst day Of
June, isS5. ~ II referred N the underst9ned
commissioners Of the sAid court 10 ssceTtAia
and report all the liens upon the real stale
OF the said Jacob Watson. In the. blu neu.
and their amount u prioriiiea; what rvat
estate the ssid Jacob Watson u possesAed o.
or entitled to. and the liens thereon and ths
said commissioner shall Also report any
matter deemed pertinent By himself or re-
quired py any party TO BE- reported.
cd has nIsd upon friday. July u, 1874. CON-;
mencing at Q o'cloc q. m, ~ the tim" and
his ONCE, No. I'D Chapiine street, IN the ci,y
will proceed TO ascertain and report ls s-v.
eral mattsrs In the said order Of references TO-
QuIred.
lSQ. JOSEPH u PAUL..
OommLabonsf.
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TUFTS
PILLS
4 p%IsoRpERED LIVER
lc TAE RANE

OF the present generation. It u Cor che
Dufe Of this disease and its lttendAnts,
tfCK.HEADKCHE, HLI0USNM, DYE
fEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, PTLH, 90, that
fUTTS fILLB have eained Q 1oftd.Wide
reputation. No Remedy has ever boon
discovered that aote % Gently on the
digeGtive organs, irving them X1Goc % e:
SimiIate food. As Q natural fesult, the
Nervous System 70 Braoed, tho Ansolee
are Developed, and the Body Robust
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ae,r and enlarged SsAepe % B. drsvp s,o1fhIy.
NOrCARSfAL P1k88. oSSyooo~W
Tickets only O. 1nassia peoDoftton.
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CoFrEEs.
ROASTED CoFFEES.
irn md hiuhnr

Prime Gilt Edge
Choice
RICE
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They relieve the esEorSedEfvsf, e5sansa
me- 11oOa frOn PoisOnous huDer. I'D
and WSich Nc one ram feel we'll.
Try this remedy fairly, md yc1 -
aheelthy Digestion, vlG0rous turS
PHce, o C0nts. once, 3S Murray -, u. Xs
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SHEEP ROT.
TeIt aud Comment from ne Idrertiser.
2nh imsknLf.

Tryt and Comment from ne Id~ertiser,
end instant.
One of the best evidences Of a well estab-
lished government is shown in the full per-
mission that is accorded to an unsciupuous
press TO be occupied with abuse only.
True, uriah, the goat that butteth not his
head against stone wall is wise goat. But
the opposition Of the stone wall to the goat is
undoubtedly irksome while Capricornus con
tinues to hold the fort.
The newspaper scold and the journalistic
hue and cry have no hindrance there need be
no check but the check that may be occasioned
by public opinion.
And public opinion is so conspicuously on
the right side that the firm of Heep & Co. has
its trouble for its pains.
And, as sometimes, public opinion is care.
less or indifferent, the press scold and viliier
Is allowed free scope To give vent to the
venom Of his thoughts, which, although in.
capable OF moulding or shaping any opinion,
satisfies certain sensational taste and
curiosity.
1t may not be moulding or shaping any
opinion TO lead decent people to agree that
you are a nuisance and ought to be indicted as
such, Uriah; but it comes so near it that
there's no fun in it, Uriah.
A substantial opposition maintained by men
OF knowledge and experience, and dealing in
facts and correct arguments must necessarily
have an influence but when paltry men, mere
amateurs in the handling of types and the
journalistic pen, lash themselves into heat as
would'be reiormers and renovators
Pardon the interruption, Mr.. Heep, but
what do you mean by 'merc amateurs in the
handling Of types and the journalistic penp"
You know, and the community Knows, and
you know that it knows, tha, you 'give away"
your own shop when you tall; about amateur
journalism. The proof Of the eating is in the
pudding, Uriah, and you are trying to satisfy
the public with the pudding bag. In the Ian
guage Of the camp, old son, alt won't wash. -
They merely serve to amuse the careless
Curiosity we have referred to, and do not, in
any sense, manufacture any public opinion, do
not establish any platform Of principles or help
to organize anything like party.
In the sweet mahope the naughty opposition
will argue it with you, from the outside Turn
keys wicket, Mr.. lleep.
This is fully illustrated in the condition Of
things here. These noisy, scolding, vilifying
amateurs Of the press that have been belchinr
denunciations and prophesying political
earthquakes for year past are doing the
same thing now and with the same effect /,
has no basis in truth or in the convictions Of
the masses Of the people it is di,cor,lani
din and nothing more Ior a f,,eftyea niAiL
That is 10 say, Mr. lieep; 4 eansa ts,sa,
parole assai; or, in other words, you are pro.
lanely near the end Of your rope.
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MORE As0ur rHE coyN,ar.

EDITOR SATURDAY PREss--.Sir: noticed
your quotation from my letter to you ON the
coinage question. The profits ON the coinage
OF silver seemed so ridiculously high, thai YOU
hardly gave me credit for veracity or correct
information, il may use the latter expression.
enclose clipping from late London News
as collateral proof Of my figures
The profits OF silver coinage. The rapid
and continuous fall in recent years in the mar
ket price Of silver, has raised in a curious way
the profit made by the mint ON the silver coins
which, as Is well known, remains of the same
weight and hneness under all variations in the
intrinsic value OF the metal. In 1870, the
proht Was only 9 per cent. in 1873, il was IS
per cent; while ai present il is about IS per
cent, In one year, il was even higher, via. /;
IN 1873, when il was 3I4 per cent, In 1881,
the total gains OF the mint on the coinage Of
silver reached the large sum Of Zoo, Sag
also note the ,Qpe of the answer of the
minister OF finance in his reply To your queries
Your letter to him Was opportune, 10 say the
least, as all business men are interested, and
all intelligent citizens should be. Il is pity
that at tins Juncture person more hi did not
occupy the position oi minister of finance, as
he prospects are that a shock is to he dealt 10
the currency from which the country Is no,
likely to recover speedily. Locke says:
" Money being the eounierbalance TO all things
purchasable by IL. As much as you take from
ofi the value ot money, 40 much YOU add 10 the
price OF the thing exchanged ior H." This
should be an answer TO anyone Who says that
A. long as he gets dollars worth for llolls,,
a Is immaieIial to him whose image or super.
senptlon !, bears Shouli the new Iiaa aiian
coinage put IN an appearance shortly, the ven.
iors OF exchange will soon open the eyes OF the
possessors of thar article when they come 10
present at the counter "chips" which are
,a,sed oa''de OF Hawai- ne' al rs cents on the
ioilar. As long as the country Is successful. |
nc treaty lasts, and the balance VI trade is in |
,ar iasoI, the difference will not be seriously |
eit, but We can not count on eon,inuesl fair /
sand, and when the time comrs to ship our |
hawaiian chips" in payment for goods, per.
laps The owners ot them will wake up to a &c.
'hxaiion thai the difference is somewhal srsi
rus, and viii desouiy wish they had pso,essed
'gainsi the coinage.
ws.;uku. June as, lss3.
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COMMERCIAL.


HosoLuLu, ". l., July I. iss7
Considering how very generously the p5pulaoe gave
th.ms.lves up the preparations for and the obsery
ance q the fourth" it j. no, disappointing TO our
business hovses il trade for the time being has been
slack, fot there is evidence of better spirit pei
vadue that gives hope Of business activity n the
future.
Shipping movements have been free the arrivals aud
departures of which have been nearly all With San
Francisco. BY the arrival of the Glenelg the lth
have dates TO the 7ia utmo. Prom the San Fran
cisco Bulletin We make the following extract relative
to the import and export trade between u.s.
at Is worthy of not. that a larger value was I'm
ported from the Hawaiian Islands in MAY, than from
any other one source II is also worthy q mention that
N. value was one third Of the total from all for
that month Thus the litfle Hawaiian group oisands
abou, the smallest Kingdom in the world, cent us a
value of S947,7oo in May. California returned the
compliment the extent of sending 10 the Hawaiian
Islands q value of {s47, go for the same month.
There was an ncrea~e in merchandise imports hi, year
from China and Hongkong Hawaiian Islands, Gei.
many, Peru, British Las, indies scotland, ireland.
Philippine Islands, and decrca's With most of the
other countries with which We have commercial rela
iions ofthe value of {i6,Hs, 500 IN merchandise re
ceiyed by sea, Slg5top1 came from China and Hong
kong Ss7s 100 from the Hawaiian Islands, {S1s3yoo
from Japan and tG7ts,7oo from England
Exports since our last foots up t57ossg77, of which
the Esela took the largest share, both in quantity and
value.
The steamship Iankov We learn will, arrival, be
laid on for san Francisco with dispatch She is now
fully due
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SATURDAY PRESS
SATURDAY. July I. 1881.
cRowNINaHrRos CONFESSION.

IN regard TO the criminal conduct Of David
Crowningbufg, who, until the day Of his con.
viction, wa, holding office under government
as Road Supervisor. Chief Of the island Of
Maui, We iulore the statement Of our con.
temporary the Gazette, that the administration
had long been In possession Of the facts which
led to his conviction. Full well the govern.
mcnt knew that the man they were employing
was common forger. His sworn confession
Of the cruy which he had committed, made
before the District Justice Of Makawao, was
known throughout the islands almost immcdi-
ately thereafter, yet he was allowed to hold
position until the very day Of his trial. Not
only this, hut he has continued tu he the in.
innate Of the minister Of the interior and Of
the king And, In the face Of this, shall We
wonder at Crownngburgs sanguine cxpcc.
tnion that the royal clemency will aid him in
further defeating the ends Of justice. The
power Of pardon lies with the king and priyy
council; should majority Of that council
decide to realize the expressed expectations Of
a fclon, then no decent man will longer remain
lis tnetnbcr
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Ascension pas<ed Ami, s,h uava;;an h,,I l.,
! lanl. Hobo for Falmouth
Liyert.s,l-In port. Inn. ,s, p,;,;sh sh;, pro1;cl
l.s,l, io, uonoi,L, vi, R,.m.n F
"a, =, ,,,.
arrived a' San pers 1une ,,J'pe'" ""u"s' "en''
IN. British shin Shan.on is d,scha,oi,, a, the n :
s Cos wharf Her raryo ,s nrnin,, ,'', vel, AZ i'' =" "
~. A-.....,-. ~
A., 'ne nneI'e'" o"N Nonah'"m S taking ballast al
'e nNp'A'oue,
nc hr'iSh o"ik ~, lawrence Is drsehaIg'ng coal al
''e 'o'' " D. ~ 'he"Ne "hafi'
The American bark Lizzie Marshall is dischargimg
lumber at the foot OF Fort street
Tbs American ha,k Hone has hs.n ha,,l,d a., 90, ,,
railway for repairs.
The p NJ & S. Zealandia will he du. sr,, s,o
Francisco Tins pM. with no davs later neus ''"' ''
"a IA Al = : -,
r., S, ,.S. - ny y, Syuhey arrived Monda,
cisco
The American h,,l.p,;,. lam. r,ni,L,,, H..
hauled in to the oki Custom House wharf whsr. he !;
nov loa,nr Tor San Franeisco no s,ii IN , ' se
M, - ~ ~' :" ~" "">N
Tosnsend iune oh anJ a@,,,", III pe AZ k1'' %
Intyrr hence arrived Jupe tath W.
r.. h,.l..,;.. n.,'.. ll
-. n-s 'ee" 'ei""eo' ana sailed May 10Th, Tor
'.s'' ''"''"
Il, pnas's, ne schooner uilama vas lost at Hama on
shan cable She was partially insured, and owned
" m~s's' "'e" x Robinson
The following report has been received from the
whaling hert up TO April 10Th The Orca had ,oo bar
'ek spefmi Belv,dere 3is barrels; fleetwing sso bar
rsls, and the Mabel, So harrels.-Ihs
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agreeing, according to the custom obtaining,
to furnish corrected proof slips to both Bulle.
tin and Advertiser in time for their Saturday
editions. The understanding was perfectly
frank, and perfectly satisfactory. In the or.
dinary jog trot Of Honolulu newspaperdom the
following Saturday would have been carly en-
ough for the publication Of any similar address.
But the proprietor of the Advertisers debts,
clutehing with drowning vigor at the straw he
imagined log, thought he saw the way clear
to pull wool over the eyes Of his reading con
stitueney by parading his Hawaiian American
ism in the roseate glow Of star.spangled sun
beams. 1t was a blessed opportunity, and
beautifully was it improved.
49,
The machinery was set ON foot about as
follows: Mr. IIaySelden was instructed 10
secure the Grafton. On being asked for his
copy, Doctor Ruth explained the situation
Mr.. Ilayselden, with gcntemanly fairness,
Withdrew. So lar as Mr. Cibson's proper re.
preventative was concerned, the matter rested
But Mr Gibson's sudden burst Of "entcrprise"
had more pertinaeious agent than Mr. Hay.
selden. That agent was Ills Excellency Rolin
NJ. Daggett, American minister resident and
president Of the day. AT his request, as the
nominal mou,hpiece Of the whole assemblage,
but as the actual mouthpiece Of His Excelleucy
Walter NJ. Gibson, Doctor Ruth requested the
writer to waive his right TO the Ms. As a
newspaper man, Mr. Daggett ought 10 have
known the usage in such matters, II was
clear " beat" BY the rule obtaining in almost
every newspaper community, the Press was en-
titled to its advantage No ones rights would
have been infringed. The other papers would
have had an equal chance with the Press.
And its advantage consisted merely in "not
letting them get ahead Of it. So said MIR.
Whitney. so agreed Messrs. Buckand and
liayselden Of the Advertiser. So held the
representatives Of the other papers. And the
unjust and ungentlemanly interference Of Mr..
Daggett would have been disrecarded if
Doctor Ruth had no, requested the waving Of
an undonbted right as personal favor.
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cRowNlxGBURG.s CONFESSION.
MAKAwAo. January =. ISS

MAKAwAo, January 2, 1882.
Statement Of ID. Crownngburg in regard to
certain drafts, taken and sworn To before me
this day:
March ", 1882. Draft No. 81, in favor of
kukona. four head of cattle, SIoo. That
draft WAS Endorsed by me.
April 10, 1882. Draft No. 100, in favor Of
kapioho, seven cattle, fol $500. This draft
was indorsed by me.
April "a, 1882. Draft No. III, in favor of
Kama, $IIo. This draft was indorsed by me.
April 20, 1882. .--D,ah No. IIs, in favor of
L. Helshua, lor $50. Endorsed by me.
April 9, 1882. Drafts in favor OF Kealalio
No. IA, for $3.50, and No. us, for sass.
Both indorsed by me.
May i9, 1882. Draft No. Iao, in favor Of
kaollu, for 500. Know nothing OF it,
June 7, 1882, Draft No. ISs, in favor of
Kapua, for $50. wrote Kapua's name for
him. (Signed) ID. CRowNINBURG.
Subscribed 10 before me this I'd day OF Ian.
uary, 1882, and sworn to before me this 9Th
day OF January. A. -. 1883.
(SignedJ W. +. MossMAN,
District Justice, Makawao.
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Merchant Vessels Now in Port.
Naval


HstAlnN, Ger. bk CANorus.. Loose
Due July $40. Haeiield Co., Agents.
Nav NoRK, Am. bk. Spartan. ............. Crossley
Due Iuly Ioi5. Castle & Cooke, Agents.
LIVERPOOL, Brit. bk. IsLE % AEGLnsEA eco. Dimey
Due sept, IS. g, W. Maeiailane Go, Agents
IoNDoE, VIA ST. Mchaels, Brit S S HAEEow. .....-
Nov due. g. W. Macfarane Il Co., agents.
IwrEroof, Brit bk. MALLsGATE ............. Edkin
Due Sept. I5-2o. I. II. Davies Co., Agents
San fgNEcsco, Am bk. II. W. ALMY.. -. Freeman
Nov due. Castle and Cooke, Agents
SAN fHAaciseo Am. bktne, Howe
Due July Io-Is. c. Brewer & Co, agts.
Pom BlAHtLY. Am. sch CouRsER .............--
Due June fo-is Allen & Robinson, agts
Nav NoRe, Brit. bk HENEN Jams, baltimore
10 sail early in June. Castle & Cooke, Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO. f.M.s.s. ZHALAspIA. A......, .Webber
Due yuyl7 J. II. Hackield & Co.. agts
SVpEHN, T. NJ ), AusTKAiIA. .Tulloch
Due July 90. H. Hackfeld & Co., agents
SAN FRANcisCo u,s.S MARIrosA. ....,... Howard
Due July ~. W. G.. Irwin & Co, Agents
Ntw CAsTir. N. s. w, Am. bk., NJ. RiDsour Sears
Due july is-9o.
hktMtN, Ger, bk MAIATLAN. .,.......,....
Loading May IT, II. Haekield Co, Agents.
Nrw CAsrtr, N W, -- BrtLr IsLE........--
For Mahukona,
PoKr GAMnIE, Am bk.. EMHRALD............ Cater
Loading June IS, ~. Hackfeld q Co, agts
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aaRfIEAD's TINE.

EpiroR SATURDAY. Pass - SD The
sporting editor Of the Bulletin, il such per
son is employed by that paper. occasionally
gets rather mixed. Perhaps he docs not know
what he is talking about, bat |, does not matter
much anyhow. In reference 10 the statement
made by the Bulletin of The a9ih ultimo,
would say that General Garhelds Time as 4
'wo.year old Vas no, !. 81, but I.53 lnlade in
the race with Hancock on the Ath Of July,
issp; as three -year-old, not i.4s, but l. 40,
again with Hancock ON the 10th of June,
iss1. ANY one who Was ON the course ON the
is'h OF June n'lsi have known that caIhehrs
time ~ the dead heal ailh I.angtord, jI, Was
lighting items. Why doesn't the Bullelin pe,
some one who knows a horse irom hand
spike IL.
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DIED

Hklf-ln san Francisco, California, June 18th Ales-
andef Hall, native oi Ireland, aged % year.
M Hall vas father u Mrs James 4 White now
re,iden, Of Honolulu who departed from here on the
last steamer bound for San Francisco expecting to zee
her father alive. hs had been reported very SICK.
NJ Hall had been on hi, say 10 Honolulu, having
accomplished two,hrds Of his long journey from New
York expecting spend his lasi days with HI, living
daughter. " Peace to bis ashes (" New Yort and
Canada papets please eop,I
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PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.

fsem San fsaneiseo. per Glenels, Jul, ,-n China
a'sa, and 400 IN transit ior honskongs
nom Aaskiand aad s,das,, per Ga, oi s,dns,,
laly J--Mr NJ Webb, I A sah, W Bss~icI n
uan>s. o. cabin, ~ aeesase.
. tnns ban fsanesscu pes u { Murray, July 1 b
ssA..sy. " shaesy, u oiilia.a, Al 4 balsl, 4 A
wuls and sus. A Mdi>, II Wsik
fsom San Francisco. psf coa,aslo July ,--J A
itasslasss, wife and tsmi, I'd. Mn M A Koran Mss
NAuxhn, Vaughn. Mrs NJ koche, 4 Maons,.
4 AsaAn. harhss Enxi,>h
Departures.
No bsckla
20 san tsaas,seo. pc. Guy Of sydnsy, Jal, Nv
Joass, fvsnee and wife, Ars sIles, II q Julian. y
v Ken, Rosh>ehild, Howard a.d ~iie, Mrs { !
f.hsI and child, n tsaItsahess, Mis- Pau, A n as
sIs and .h'kissn, hilmAn, A Fernandez. ~ife and
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