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TRIAL THE TEST,
saoCoss the PrsOf,
OF Hickox a Hearne, doing the pre-
scription business of the city.

DR., SCOTS Coca, Beof, Iron and
Phosphorus one of tho best tonics TOR
loss OF appetite and debility. Try IT,.
For sale by HickOX & Hesrne, Patter-
son, Clowor & Co., JEFF House aud
Howell Bros,
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NOTICES

NOTICE TO neutrality-suspicious.
IN and specifications will be received by
tho Commls toner's Court Of Reeves COun-
~, Texas untl the nth day OF September,
A, II, 1895, for courthouse and a TAIL, 10 be
cOu ~, Texas l'y order OF Commissioners
Court FRANK HNNETrE, Clerk.
August ~, 1870
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There arc many forms OF Vervous
debility in mon that yield 20 the use
OF Chrter's Iron Pills. Those who are
troubled with nervous weakness,
night swoRts, ETC., should try them.
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Louisiana stabe-Cspitul prize, $780,
COO.
Litto Havaps--Cap,tsl priz9, Sl5,-
O0O
Whole tickets, s.; nfih tickets, 81.
Tickets ordered Tor persons applying
70 George A. Webiter, sl2 Elm street,
Dallas, roxas.
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Smart Weed and BolladonnR COM
blned with other ingredients used In
the b0st porous plasters make Carter's
s. w. 4 b. Baokacho Pastors tho best
in tho markort. Price y cents.
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All Fits stopped free DR.. Klino's
great nerve restorer. Ne hts after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and 81 trial bottle free TO fit cases,
Send TO DR.. Kline, 03l Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Notice.
Notice Is hereby given Chat we, the
duly elected public woighers OF Dallas
county, have made arrangements TO
weigh cotton Et tho Texas Elevator
and Compress company for the coming
season. q. A. KNIGHT,
L. II CITnlIINU
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Great reduction in all limos OF shoes.
Being greatly ovorstocked, will not
quote prices, but VIII give you tho
Jest goods for the lowest figures In the
city, at Leon Kahn's,
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Pure and unoolored aud guaranteed
unadultorated May Blossom Tea Gt 90
cents pound in one pound packages
vi Bouch0's, Sl3 Main street.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy "a POSI-
two euro forcatarrh, diphthoris and
canker month. Sold by J, l.. VIII
uams & Co.
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Catarrh cured, hoalth ana swee
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Prico 90 cents. Nasal In
iector free. Sold by j. Ia. Williams
A Co
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Are you made miserable by iudigos-
ton, constipation, diEEluess, loss OF
appetite, yellow slSinY ShllOh's Vltali-
ger 10 IA positive euro. Sold by j. i.
Williams.
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WIN you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitilizor 10
guaranteed to euro you. Sold by j. u.
Williams a. Co.
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Lewis Bros. 4 Co., OF Fort Worth,
will open the most shoe store In the
South September l, In Reinhardt
building, 7S6 Elm street,
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Sleopless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure IL
tho remedy for you. Sold by j. Ia.
Williams " Co.
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Or. RiChau's 6olden Remedies

WIN not radically oure. Dr.. Biohal's
Golden Balsam No. Will cure syphilis II
its primary and secondary stages such
90 old ulcers and liberated sore throat
sore eyes, skin eruptions, soreness OF the
scalp ana Il stages OF the disease, erGdi'
eating disease and mercury thoroughly,
Price s. per bottle, two bottles for 50. Dr..
SIchNu's Golden Balsam No, will cure
the third stages or Tertiary Syphilis,
where syphtlitlc and mercurlsl rheuma-
tism are connected with the p1imgg and
secondary. / have hundreds of Certificates
where miraculous cures have been effected
by these remedies. Patients eat and drink
what they like, and require no Outward &p-
plications. Hundreds suffer nom sypnl
Little and mercurial rheumatism who are
rot aware OF IL, and defy such TO obtain a
radical cure without the use OF this medi-
elmo, J Is beneficial effects are ieit az once
II has raised men from hospital beds IN oEs
week, W no have lain there for years under
the best practitioners in the city, and Is
the only radical cure Tor tho worst as
ease known Syphilis Price s. per hOts
lie, or two bottles for 50. 1t saves yourself
1t saves your offspring from the faint OF
this sCourgo. DR.. Ricbau's Golden Anti.
dOie, a safe, speedy pleasant and radical
cure iOf gOnOuhCa, gleet, Irritation
gravel and all urinary arrangements, ac
cOmpanied with full directions, Wer
ranted TO cure. Price So per bottle.
DR.. Richgu's Golden EliEer de Amour
q radical cure for SpermatorrhCea, general
debility in old or young, giving vitallty0n
| in parting energy with wonderful effect Il
| those who have led a life Of sensuality o.
self-ahuee. u is invaluable to those Wpt
ere anxious for an Increase Of fanny
| Nothing moro certain in Its effects. IL n
composed Of the most powerful ingredients
| in the vegetable kingdom. Harmless but
| speedy IN restoring health. Price 90 pc
! bottle, or Two bottles icr ~. Trade supplied
~ q liberal discount
On receipt of price, BY man or express
these remedies WILDE shipped to any par
Cf the United States and Canadas, fret
from Oh servatiou. Prompt attention pait
TO al cOlrespondenCc--suict confidential
Prvste parlor for ladies'. The doctorcal
be consulted at hlS Office from a. m. TO
| p. m. -
Address DR.. D. b. RICHARDS, No. ~
Varrcs street, New Y0rs city, Il. Y
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Black Spanish Lace
Sold nc q sacrifice, st Baumpn's.
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure Is gold by us on n guarantee 1t
cures consumption. Sold by ,. Ia
Williams u Co,
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Those anticipating n trip will do
we'll TO call nj the Trunk Factory, az
ELM street.
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Pixies Toothache Drops euro in one
minute. German Corn Removor kills
COrng and bunions.
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Orr, "a Main street, IL receiving
largo ahipments Of buggles, carriages,
etc., daily.
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LOWS Bros. n Co., OF Fort Worth,
will open the finest shoe store in the
South September 1, m Reinhardt
building, 786 Elm street.
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1t Is self-eyident that a physician pavIpl
particular attention to class OF cases sSffaitrs
great skin, and physicians in regular pTacticS
all over the country knowing this, freGuentSv
recommend cases to The oldest office IN Amcrf.
ca, where every known appliance il resorto5
TO, and the proved good remedies Of ali
ages and countries are used, A whole honse Ia
used for Office purposes, and an are treated win
skill in respectful manner; and, knoyyinS
what TO do, no experiments are made. On aess
count Of the great number applying. fbe
charges arc kept low, often lower than Ia de-
handed by others. If you secure the SKIN and
get n speedy and perfect life cure, that il the
important matter Pamphlet, Sc pages. Sent
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TlsNset OF features, a complexion,
The uncturo OF q skin that admire
lnusing Poxzonis complexion powder,
Falrost charms you viii acquire.
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For lame back, side or chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Prico %
cents, Sold by j. L. Williams n Co.
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Gold pens, pencils, autograph and
photograph gbuma gs Paul Il, Erb's.
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ID. Nst Miss

10 nos HISS
Tho great bargains Ofierad In Black
Spanish, all over lace, at BaumSn's.
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Group, whooping cough and bron
ohius Immediately relieved by Shl
loh'a Cure. Sold by j, l.. Williams &
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Road wagons, phWtons, buggios and
all styles OF vehicles for sale low, by
Orr, ia Main street.
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Imported
Blsal spanish lace oiierId at 70 cents
on the dcllsr. at Dsuman's.
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Cold drinks, good cigars and Nag-
enhausor. beer exclusively at Two
Brotners' saloon.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLL AIS

For any case OF the following diseases
VIM, the medical faculty have pro
nounced lncuTable that
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pIcnIo and lunoh baakols ~ Erbs.
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Annie lis Gr'S.
PREMIUM
3: (. Z, Z. Z. z Z. r.!
Received the Highest Award at tina Paris
Exposition for the
PUREST, BEST AND Most HElLTHY
3: IL =. s.::...il.1.l::,
Manufactured in tbe World.
LAGER BEER sALEs

ST. Louis Republican, November 10, 1873,
1.-THE official returns OF the Revenue De.
partment for the year ending November
show the enormous quart.5yOf 2SO,OS2 bar.
rels OF Lager Beer sold for tho ANHEu.
SER-BUSCH BREWERY. This return
proves them TO be the largest Brewery In
the West,
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), Jl IEEs marriage GUIDE ! p22g ggg.

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for 81
cents In postage or currency. Over 1fty wOns
following subjects: Who may marry whonot:
whyl Proper age to marry. Whom marry hrstt
Manhood, Nomanhood. Physical decay Who
increased. Those married or contemplafints
marrying should read It. 1t ought TO be read
by ali adult persons, then kept under lock and
key, Popular edition, same as above, but paper
or postage,
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NNTANVED 49, TWO COLOKEO ,sEE-
w wants; one as cook and general house
work the other az nurse; good wages paid.
Apply at 32l North HarwOod street. near
san Jncinto. auglG-3t
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4 SJS Oy BBAUTY BA JOY FOUBVkR
pr. z. FollE CoursuC'p
Oriental Cream CT Magical lGalInar
PUPPIES AS WE'LL AS BIAUTI.
RIES THE SKIN. NO OTHER
COSMETIC WILL DOIT.

we taste Il 10 be- sure the preparation
n,riopsrly mode Accept. no counterfeit
A. bayro said 20 n lady OF The haut ton
n patiently "As you ladlos will uso Thorn,
1 recommend 'Gouraud'n Cream ss the
least harmful OF all tho akin preparn.
uonap' One bottle win Last ak months,
uslng II every day. Also pouder Subtitle
removes uupernuoua hair without injury 10
the akin. Mnn. N, Il. r. GoupAup,
hole proprietor, a. Bond atreet,N Y 4.
For kale by all druggists and fancy goot q
dealers throughout the unk q states, Cap-
uonn. 900 reward for the nrisr vane
| rrooio' -. Gus 7eil,1z the yame
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LNON RENI- BUlLDlNG,2is MAIN, OPP
n posite CGurt-hOuse, In good Cuud itinn;
make good drug store Apply to JOHN
BEpWEING, 1851 Elm street.
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SST a HTED-AGENTS rUH a NEW
w and complete life of General Grant,
the worlds greatest soldier and the nations
most honCred clifton; low price; rapid
sales. TEXAS Book AND BIBLE Co., 9Oi
Elm street. Dallas, Texas,
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04
THE PAIA LABORERs.

The withdrawal OF the Japanese
from Paia will no doubt be the indirect
cause of amendments being made to
the Masters and Servants Act, even if
it should not result in the present act
being repealed entirely. The recent
regulations issued by the Government
conflict with the existing law without a
doubt The enquiry to be held in the
Paia case onght to be held as soon as
practicable, and it ought to be of as
public nature as possible. No Star
Chamber business ought TO be per.
mitted under any circumstances, more
especially where the issue will effect,
more or less, all contract labor through
out the Kingdom. 1t would no doubt
be to the interest of the planters to
have the law amended in many respects,
as also it might benefit the servant in
others. 1t might not be out Of place
at the annual meeting OF the Planters
Labor and Supply Company, that this
important matter be made a subject OF
debate, and the necessary amendments
be suggested by them to be introduced
at the next Legislature by one Of them
selves.
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04
rnLneAArn1c coMMuvIcA rIoN.

Over a year has passed since the
soundings we're taken across the chan
nels that separate these islands, but as
yet nothing of public nature has trans
pired. Whether or not the action OF
the gentlemen who provided the ways
and means of taking those soundings,
will be followed by the laying of tele-
graphic wires across the channels.
There is but little doubt that such a
scheme is practicable, and if once car
ried out, it, like the telephone in this
city, would be found indispensable. The
main question in this connection is,
would it pay' Certainly not, without
an annual subsidy, or handsome bonus
to the company that succeeds in flash.
ing complete message from Koloa to
Hilo, making of course the intermediate
connections. An annual sum of $780,
900 was voted last year to encourage
ocean telegraph cables, more particu-
larly between Honolulu and San Fran
cisco That such consummation is de
vontly to be wished, no one can deny,
but while such stupendous project is
pending, why not form a company to
lay an inter-island cable and thereby
aid and accelerate the development oi
trade on these islands ?
II is not many years since the first
inter-island steamboat sailed out of this
harbor for Hilo and way ports travel
previous TO that being confined entirely
to schooners. Fancy for moment the
present efficient and well equipped lines
of steamers being withdrawn and the
public compelled to depend upon YES
sells propelled by the winds. After the
introduction of the first steamer, steam
was found to be necessity. And so
it would be with submarine cable.
Only let the wires be laid and they
will be be found to be indispensable.
Who is to be the pioneer Of inter-island
telegraphic communication
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04
4 pgim ~ relitiea, neenemn.


Mr. j. II. Patty came into this office
yesterday morning with wicked smile
in his eye and a club in his hand. "Do
you sell Hereford heifers here ?" said
Mr. Patty, as he hefted his stick. "No,
sir, we manufacture items and write
up ads. and jokes and things Can
we do anything for you this morning
Mr. Fatty Mr.. Patty looked at us
with somewhat of compassion and
then demanded in husky voice "Did
you ever see Holsten COW that gave
I'd gallons Of milk a day ?" "Well, no.
we replied, but when we we're young
we remember that our father had a
scrub COW which he used to make us
milk and when we wanted to hurry off
to see our girl, it seemed Mr.. Patty, it
really did, as if that COW game SO gal
lens of milk, and even then we didn't
milk her dry" "You stated yester-
day." yelled Mr.. Patty, knocking our
reverie sky high and causing US to jump
out of ye editorial chair, "you published
yesterday that the Hereford heifer
sent to Kawailoa ranch was only worth
$3s when she cost $3.50, and you pub
lished that Macfarlane's Holstien, the
Duchess" gives "a gallons of milk a
day and now Mort Oat chaHs all we
dairy men about boring artesian wells as
soon as customers get plenty, and Dill
lingham, of the Woodlawn Dairy,
smiles every time he meets us and
wants to know when we are going to
enlarge our milk tanks and" "Mr.
Patty, said we, as we thought rapidly
and talked slowly, for we saw we were
in box with nobody but our "devil"
to put the blame unto. "Mr. Paty--
no, we were not at the NanS yesterday /,
it was typographical-that is, we left
our proof with--or rather when we went
to supper, for sometimes editors do eat
Mr.. Patty, strange as it may seem, that
$50 yes, we remember now, we
thought it was a communicated article
on the new Chinese Restriction Regula-
tions and therefore didn't read the proof
at all--you can sympathize with us, you
- "My dear boy" cried the genial
bankeras he clasped our rhandand deposi-
ted the price of two subscriptions on the
table, "you have my fullest sympathy
never mind the mistakes, send me
two copies and never go back on prin-
ciple." Twenty-four gallons Of milk
day out of $35 COW isn't as bad as
getting $3,ooo,ooo income out of
Kingdom with SO, 900 inhabitants.
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04

A literary gentleman of Honolulu is
writing book which will be entitled
advantages Of Life" Among many
paradoxical things in the book will
appear chapters under the following
heads; Advantage of being Fool;
Advantage of being an Egotist; Ad-
vantage of being Hated; Advantage
of being in Debt; Advantage Of being
a Drunkard; Advantage of being a
Bachelor; Advantage Of being Skep-
tic; and the book will be closed with a
lively chapter on the Advantage OF
Being Dead The book will be pub
lished abroad but we have the promise
of a glance 1t the proof sheets,
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04

George Augustus Sala in his ASPECTS
Of Sydney" is struck with the price of
animal food. He says it is absolutely
superabundant and rediculously cheap
He quotes mutton at 4 cents to
8 cents per pound; beef at 7 cents
to ~ cents per pound and fresh pork
at 10 cents to ~ cents per pound. In
his opinion vegetables are not as cheap
as they ought to be and he says it is no
torious that Sydney is mainly depend
cnt for regular supply OF vegetables
on colony Of Chinese market garden
ers. To use his own words, "the con
demned but useful Celestial is habit,
ually the only provider OF vegetables.
The same remarks should apply to
Honolulu. Imagine for moment all
the Cinnamon leaving the country and
no vegetables to eat
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04

The law relating to the erection and
repairing of buildings, other than those
built Of fireproof material, within GER
tain limits in this city is often violated
in the spirit if not in the letter of the
law. Old wooden buildings have been
renovated and made as good as new
within the prescribed limits, more par
ticularly on the makai side Of King
street. Thislaw requires to be amended
by extending the limits mauka-wards,
at any rate to include the mauka side
of King street. With fresh trade
wind blowing fire might easily jump
across the street, aud thereby endanger
all the valuable property from King
street seaward.
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04
e5ensraI advertisements.
BISHOP 81 CO.'S i.
Savings BaraE
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
MONEY AT THEIR SAVINGS
BANK UPON THE FOL.
LOWING TERMS.

On sums oil Five Hundred Dollars under frora
one person. they win pay interest the Of FIVE per
cent per annum, from date Of receipt on all that
shall have remained on deposit three MONTHS or have
been deposit three months at the time Of making up
the yearly accounts No interest will be computed on
fractions Of dollars or for fractions Of month
No interest will be allowed on money withdrawn
within three months from date Of deposit.
Thirty days notice must be given at the Bank Of an
intention to withdraw any money; and the Depositors
Pass-book must be produced at the same time
No money will be paid except upon the Draft Of the
Depositor. accompanied by the proper Pass.book
On the first day Of September Of each year, the
accounts will be made up, and interest all sums that
shall have remained on deposit three months or more,
and unpaid, will be credited to the deposiIors, and
from that date form pait of the principal.
Sums Of more than Five Hundred Dollars will be
received subject to special agreement.
The Bank will be open every day in the week except
Sundys and Holidays
,,o-a7o BISHOP s. CO
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04
Fruit Notes.


Watermelons have been neither
plentiful, nor profitable this season. AS
rule they have been small and insipid.
Pineapples, short time ago quite
plentiful in town, have had but brief
season the various fruit stands in town
being without them for several days
past.
Grapes promise to be abundant in
Honolulu in the course of a few years,
quite a number of residents having sci
vines to be cultivated under the arboi
system.
A small lot OF prickly pears, Of the
white varity, were on sale few days
ago. This indicates that their season
is at hand. This fruit, we doubt not,
will be novelty to many Of our readers
The name guaya (P,1dium .gnayaya
is said to be corruption Of the Span
ish word guaya6a, of which fruit there
are reported to be seventeen different
species, Who Of our readers can re-
port the number OF varieties known on
these islands ? Florida claims to have
but three or four
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04
Late Fashion Notes.

Cream color and pure white cannot
be tastefully combined in a costume.
The milkmaid oyerskirt and the
house maid frock are rivals in woman's
favor just now.
White drawn, silk muslin bonnets are
the latest novelty for wearing with thin
summer dresses
Hats are higher than ever with tower.
ing punches of flowers worn in front
over the forehead
Gauze ribbons embroidered with dots
and printed in soft tints and medieval
patterns are novelty.
For morning toilet an elegant disha.
dile silk Grape is much used. 1t is
trimmed with white lace and flowing
bows Of ribbon. This Grape, either
plated or gathered, falls loose, is
rounded off in draperies but is never
made tight-ftting.
Ribbons will be worn generally in
all delicate shades, and in widths rang
ing from number twelve to forty. Wide
sash ribbons WIN be worn but they are
less graceful and pretty than surat
fringed and knotted at the ends. The
ends of the sashes are fringed and trim
med with lace or gold embroidery.
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04

The unitness Of things strikes not a
small portion Of this community as PEI
culiarly applicable in The aid by the
circus TO the Kaumakapili Church
building fund, at the suggestion Of its
royal patron.
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04

Dame Rumor's busy tongue hath
many plots OF intrigue, political and
otherwise, under discussion, not few
Of which hover around the open secret
Of the Governments financial con
dition, as the prime cause of the threat
ened official beheading.
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04

The frequency of arrests for opium
smoking lately, indicate one or two
importan facts; either the extra vigi,
lance of the police in searching for the
forbidden drug, or the craze for the
intoxican, claims large number of
devotees. Perhaps both.
Daily Honolulu press., 1885-09-04

On Monday next the first race for
the American Cup will take place, in
which the sloops Purifan, of Boston,
anc Priscilla, Of New York, and also
the English sloop Geaesfa, will take
part. 1t will be the most memorial
event in acquatic circles since the year
1851, when the celebrated yacht
Ams,lea won the cup. The second
race takes place on the 9th and the
third on the IA instant. The result
will be known here by the return of
the steamer 4ianeda,