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ITCHING
EeMema oR q Child.

Your most valuable Cutcura Remedies have done one my child so much good that feel like saying ms for the benefit of those who troubled with sKln disease My little girl was troubled with Eczemadl at ma and I tried several doctors and medicines, DuG dld moi fo her any good until used the Cutlcura Rem edies which speedily cured her; for wnch owe yo1 many thanks and many nighls of rest.
 ANTON BOSSMIER, Edinburgh, Ind.
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NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the grocery business of ri Edwards & Go, corner of DiXweli avenue and Webster slreet invite all my friends and cis- toners to give me a call. Thanking you for past patronage, hope to merit the same in the future.
 ROBERT L. EDWARDS. :. Nev Haven. January 25. 1886. ja26 5t
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STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
Me disou.


 MT. Selden Hall died on Saturday at the residence of his son. He has been for many years the proprietor of meat market and was well known in the towns along the sea- shore.
 The sloop Anna G. Bassett, Captain Rob- ert Spencer, is now lying at the west wharf loading with onions. She was caught out in the storm of last week and with great diff culty made the harbor of Guilford Her crew suffered severely with the cold, having their hands and feet nearly frozen.
 Prof. Whipple, principal of the School for Deaf Mutes at Mystic, will give an exhibition on Wednesday evening in the chapel He will b. accompanied by several members of his school, who will give practical illustra- tions of his methods of teaching. A similar exhibition was given here last year and elicit ed much interest.
 On Saturday night last about midnight Mrs. Alexander Johnson was awakened by noise outside the house and fancied that she heard someone grooming. She aroused her husband, who went out to see what was the matter, and found 8 man lying on the ground. He was unable to get up and when lifted up could not stand on his feet MT. Johnson called out two of his neighbors and they procured a handcart and helped the man home. Had it not been for the timely discovery of Mrs. Johnson he would undoubt- edly have died before morning. Moral: Be- ware of poCr whiskey. Jan 27
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GeneraI HOsDilal Society.

YTyHE annual meeting of the General Hospital Society of Connecticut will be held at the Hospital, Thursday, Jan. 29, 1886, at 3:30 p. m.
 soecial meeting of the directors will be held at the Hospital Thursday, January 2S, at p. An nual report of the directors to the society.
 ia26 3t T. H. BISHOP, Secretary.
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City Court - Criminal Side Judge
 Studley.

January 27-John Fiondello, attempt at burglary, and James Trehune, attempt at burglary, discharged; James Cullen, burgla- theft, bound over to Superior court; James O'Ne:l, drunk, $1O fine, $5.39 costs, fast driving, s10 fine, s6.97 costs; John Vim, drunk, s10 fine, $539 costs, fast driving, SIC fine. $6 97 costs; Patrick Ledwitch, breach of the peace against Mary Ledwitch, to Jan uary 28; James Cullen, taking horse without permission, to January a8.
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oBITUARY ".
Sudden Death of MT. Rufus BOoIl


 MT. Rufus Booth died yesterday morning at the residence lon Whalley avenue) of MT. John Gilbert, of Gilbert & Thompson. Deceased was seventy-four years of age and for many years we'll known and prominent New Haven builder, and was for years a partner of MT. George Augar of this city, whose funeral occurs to day. He was in his usual health the evening before, and just be- fore retiring talked with his son-in-law, Mir Gilbert, in reference to attending the funeral of his partner. Apoplexy is supposed to have caused his death. He did not appear ct breakfast and was found in a half sitting posture at the side of the bed dead. He had been out of active business about fifteen years and had resided in Stratford for several years past. Messrs. Booth & Augur erected the County jail, the almshouse, Merchants Hotel, Edward Malley's residence and other well known buildings in town. The de- ceased was highly esteemed. He leaves Q widow and three children, James Walter Booth and Mrs. John Gilbert of this city, and Mrs. Eugene Warehouse of Stratford.
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HOUSE.-ln the House this morning the chaplain returned thanks that ''our silver and gold have been multiplied" The silver men informally commented upon the sen- tence as indicating that the religious com munity favored a double standard.
 MT. Boutelle, rising to question of privi- 1ege, quoted from the remarks of MT. Wise, of Virginia, denying that the dry dock at Norfolk had been destroyed.
 MT. Cable, of Virginia, reminded Mr. Boutelle that his colleague was not in the House.
 Mr. Boutelle replied that he did not in tend to attack anyone in his absence and that what he had to say was simply in vindi- cation of himself and had nothing to do with the gentleman from Virginia (Mr Wise) Continuing, MT. Boutelle said the remarks which he had quoted had been tele- graphed all over the country and his (Bou- telle's) statement to the contrary had been widely commented upon.
 MT. Herbert, of Alabama, made the point of order that the gentleman had not stated anything which entitled him to the floor on a question of personal privilege.
 MT. Boutelle, speaking to the point of order, repeated that animadvers ions had been made upon his intelligence and veracity and he desired to have printed in the Record some brief citations setting forth the fact of the destruction of the Norfolk navy yard by the rebels on the 10th and 11th of May, 1862. After some discussion as to Boutelle's right to proceed the Speaker held that he was not so entitled, as Mr. Wise had said nothing attri- outing any improper motive to MT. Boutelle. After brief running debate, during which MT. Cabell said if the gentleman wanted a granted the discussion was dropped
 The House then resumed in the morning hour the consideration of the bill for the vol untary retirement of certain naval officers. It was vigorously advocated by MT. McAdoo, of New Jersey, and MT. Savers, of Texas. MT. Thomas moved to recommit the bill, | pending which Mir. Warner, of Ohio, moved l to lay the bill on the table: The latter mo- tion was lost; yeas 105, nays 157, but before the motion to recommit was put the morning hour expired.
 The House then proceeded to the consider ] ation of the bill declaring forfeited certain
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I had the rheumatism in my knees and hips so badly that I could not walk. I have taken four bottles of Athlophoros and am perfectly cured, doing all the housework, with not particle of rheumatism about me- Mrs Harriet Strong, Westville. Ct.
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5f1isCe1l
LOST

SATURDAY night a package of laundry work o ma. ked No. 1.592 on the goods. Will pay a reward for return of same to
 NIAGARA LAUNDRY, ia26 If Cor State and Court Streets
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DEATH OF DIR. STONE.

yesterday morning at o'clock, aged sixty six years. The news of his death caused much regret in Fair Haven and in the city in general, he being so well known and highly respected citizen and physician.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

co acres of deep water oyster ground and two 4 six-acre pieces of hard bottom ground at Light house Point. Inquire Of
 GEO. W. SMITH, ia27 6t At Morris Cove.
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Connect1eux FOstm4sters Confirmed.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.--The Senate to-day confirmed the following nominations: J. H. s. Frink, United States marshal, district of New Hampshire; A Warden, supervising in spector of steam vessels for the seventh dis trict, New Orleans. Postmasters in Connec- ticut: Charles R. Chapman, Hartford; D. w. Northrep, Middletown; J. S. Williams, Mystic Bridge; M. F. Ryder Plainvil1e
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B. BOOTH, AUcTIoNEER. AucILoM1e6ALL9

TWILL sell Tarsday, Jan s8 at 10 ;I a. m, a at w 7SI Chapel street. Brussels and 1ngra1n Car vsts oiI Cloths Black Walnut Parlor Suits, Fine Walnut Folding Beds Walnut ard Maroletop pi15u Bu- reaus Lounges Easy Chairs Walnut and Marble top Tables Ash and Walnut Extension Tables, Chairs and Rockers, Bedsteads, Oil Paintings ana Pictures Fine China Tea Sets Crockerys &c., sc.
 iaa6Bt
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4.....SaaHnnehton. Esq. |

Charles HOughIOh. Es4., @ Ia"ye I 5 5e o'bie hi street. Boston, reports case ot Eczelna nhder ms Sohsar1ation for ten years, which covered the pa tient's body and limbs and to which all known methods of treatment had been aPPed Poev h1 fhe Cnt5eiira Remedies, leaving 2 clean and healthy
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r,ch.uy Diseases Cured.

4;o-o stands nt the head of it's class, especially Ia tb;a the case with the Cutieura Soap. Have naq an unusually good sale this summer owing 70 tns Soravaiance Of an aggravated form of Itch through Some localities in the country in which tpe CuIlcu ra Remedies proved satisfactory. ,.
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2rnuisiuns, Etc.

Native Oysters. IF you want the best Oysters to be found in the 1 city call at Durand's and see those nice fat ma tives opened fresh and then leave your weekly der. None but the best natives kept or sold, and the price will be found at the very lowest.
 Meats and Vegetables. Everything in the Meat an l Vegetable line fresh seasonable and reasonable. spring Chickens alive, will be dressed to order. Pork Tenderloins always on hand.
 Groceries. The Best Flour. The Best Butter, and in fact every thing in this department is of the best quality and at bottom prices.
 Fruit. Apples, Pears, Plums; Malaga, Delaware. Con cord and other Grapes; Bananas and other fruits in their season. Telephone
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FOR RENT.

S4A THE frame dwelling corner Lafayette and Ea!H Prince St. It is in good condition and will be rented reasonably to a good party.
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NIT. John Thiel, Wilkesbarre, Pa. writes {: 4tI ha v. sI fered from Salt Rheum for over eight aars ot times SO bad that could not attend to my Business for weeks at time Three boxes oI Gu1i, s.,rad me If this dreadful dseasS'
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TVNHE annual meeting of the stockholders of the \ New Haven Water Company will be held at the office of the company Monday, February 1st, 1886 at eleven QD o'clock Tn for the choice of directors and the transaction of any other business proper to come before said meeting. Polls will be open from Ii a. m. to 12 m.
 ELLSWORTH l. FOOTE,
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EAUTN M
LOST.

BUNDLE of coach trimming. Owner can A have the same by paying for this advertise ment and calling at
 ja2S 1t 265 FERRY STREEI
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land grants to the States of Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana to aid in the con- struction of railroads. The bill excepts the grant of the Gulf and Ship Island road of Mississippi from forfeiture
 The question being on the amendment of Island road it was reflected: yeas 83, nays IFS.
 MT. Holman, of Indiana, offered an amendment that the lands restored to the public domain shall be- subject to entry and settlement un- der the provisions of the homestead law on- ly, provided, however, Rthat if sales of any such lands have heretofore been made by the United States such sales are hereby confirm ed. The amendment was adopted and the bill was passed.
 The House at 4.55 adjourned
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

B-Joseph C. Brown. F-F. F. Fiske. Q-J. & W. Grunow, W. J. Gurd. H-Rev. Geo. A. Hall, Emil Hyde, George Hyde I-Wm Innis. L-Fred c. Lester, J. L. Loorige. M-F. P. Marsh, F. E. Miller Grant Mckinney. P-Geo. R Parks @, W. W. Peck. S-Robert Seymour, C. H. Sanford. T-Geo. B. Tracey W-Prof. E. G. Wright
 BENJAMIN R. ENGLISH. Postmaster. Ask for advertised letters'' and mention date of
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A-MisS E. Algeo. B-Mrs. Laura Bell, Mrs. Julia Bishop. 1-Mary B. Cole, Mrs. Maranda Corners. E-Mrs. Julia Ellis. H-Mrs H. w Hawkes., Mrs W. G. Hendee, Miss
 Louie Hitchcock. Mrs. R. A. Looms, (care Frank Mosherl. M.M5s Johnnie Miles, Mrs G. Mooney Mrs. B. W-MrS. L. Wheeler.
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FOR. RENT.

KOAO M@AI1N A% A HOUSE of rooms, bathroom, hot and k9s cold water and all modern Improvements @@s.sA No 26 Gill street. Four rooms on the first floor No 2S Gill street, having all modern improve ments hot and cold water and bathroom. Five rooms corner Park and South street. Inquire of se1 If JACOB HELLER, 9S Olive street.
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FORTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 1886

SENATE.-Mr. Harrison's resolution in- curing into the administration of the pen- sion office was agreed to. It directs the Sen ate committee on expenditures for public money to investigate the charges as to the present and former administrations of that office.
 Mr. Harrison called up the bill for the ad- mission of Dakota and addressed the Senate in it's support as to the method by which the new States should be admitted. Mir. Harri- son reviewed the arrangements for admission in the cases of other States and insisted that the method pursued in this instance was in harmony with precedent and law.
 Mir. Butler took the floor to reply to MT. Harrison, but gave way to MT. Morrill, for a motion to go into executive session. The motion being agreed to, the Senate at 4:20 p. m. went into executive session and at 4;5O when the doors were reopened adjourned.
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List of Letters
LADIES' LIST.

Remaining in the New Haven postofice, New Ha- ven county, State of Connecticut, Wednesday, Jan uary 27 1886:
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" A NTCn
WANTED.

DARTNER, with S5,ooO capital in a we'll estab- lished business. One who can take charge of the books preferred. Address
 GEORGE A. ISBELL,
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CutIeura Remedies.

Sold by ali druggists. Price Cuticura DO cents esolvent S. soap 25 cts Prepared by tne Iotse, fe Drug and Chemiaisl Co, Boston, Nass. oehu ioA :tHow to Cure Skin Diseases"
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FOR SALE

VERY LOW, dwelling with store on Oak, also a frame building on Factory street. Money to loan at per cent.
 THOMAS o'BRIEN & CO.,,
 800 Chapel Street.
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CoMMERc1AL.
F0y0ITTT TTTy ~

HONOLULU. JULY IS, 1886.
Business has not been brisk during the week mast
CONDITION OF affairs which causes no surprise or dssatis
faction the present season is ALWAYS REGARDED a.
p7oine OF dizziness both at home and abroad. The
petns rom the passengers who landed from the steam
ers en- route 10 the Colonies and Yokohama CONNER
clally the greatest amount of dullneSs has been
noticeaole not single cargo of domestic products
having left port during the week.
From abroad we get but little news of interest to
producers here aside from the report OF advance in
woods in the London and European markets. averaging
20 per cent. Cape woods which correspond more nearly
than any other 10 Hawaiian woods have advanced s1i
Herewith we present Messrs Williams. Dimond &
cos usual commercial trade circular, TO hand per
SAS Francisco, July LIST 1856.
SUGAR-On the 18th ut-, the California Sugar Re
nnery advanced Golden c. &c per u. which was fol-
lowed By the American. On the s3ud ult. six other
rehneries issued lists, the Califonis advancing
EASTERN AND FoREIGx MARKETS. Mail adyices
from New York Of the cath ut that THE market
days. Tefners having taken moderate supplies Of spot
stock the basis OF previous quotations and the local
situation is without feature The outlet for Re
fined has continued quite active and accordingly
refners have found il necessary supplement their
supplies by fresh purchases on the spot, for which
thew have paid full prices the basis Of previous
quotations the favorable statistical position Of sup
plies in first hands enabling holders 10 maintain hrm
views.
The features of the week are gain of Lice. per D.
IN quotations. with tendency further advance,
particularly for eentrugals, and afurther gain in home
consumption which is only Il 100 tons under last
year OF foreign sugar and Is above last year
domestic crops. The fruit crop will further
increase the consumption last Stock IN all
hands is 1880 tons under last year, rehners stocks
being p 90 tons less than last year. Refined in large
demand, but the large supply prevents any important
advance Low prices encouraged 4 moderate export
demand, which soon ceased, however, IS limits were
not workable 10 any extent
Teegrsphic advices from New York under date Of
SOth ut state, that the market there is dull but firm
Sales that day made at SIS for 90 per cent.
European and foreign markets strong and advancing
Present prices likely 10 be maintained. and higher
prices are expected later
London-Beets s. per cent test lis Sd.
RICE-Dull; stock large for present requirements:
sSles 4l4c. less Il. per cent for cash.
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PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco, per Forest Queen, July 6-Uapt
N Howe II Sykes, John Burke, John Slattery Al
Heylek, II Foster.
For Maui and Hawaii per kinau July 5-Hon Saul
Wilder, Prof L Van Syke, Rev e Oggel and wife,
Mrs landlord, Mr. Brown, Mr. Lawley, Mr. Coates,
NJ Lidsate, Mrs Smithies and child, Miss Bertha
Smithies, Sneyd kynnersley, Jas Renton, Mrs W
Crews, Mrs Aiona, ardi60 deck.
For Kauai, per Iwalani, July 6-Prof II Hitchcock,
Miss Spooner, Miss Shattuck, L Gulick, Rev ) L
DeS 81 hnudsen ana family Miss Dickson Alec
W Hutchenson, Alapai, Mr. Aoki, and 30 deck
For Maui, per Likeiike, July &c H Bailey, VIM T
Rhoadcs and wife, Miss Wilson, Z Hoffman, Jas W
GirviE, Monkhouse, Mccormick, Mrs King and
child, and 100 deck.
From San Francisco per Zealandia July S-Mrs j j
Green and child, Bertram, Mrs Baldwin ana maid,
Mrs Hyman, children and nurse Miss Pappenberg,
J Ward, J S Lake, E Igard and 6S steerage.
From San Francisco, per City of Rio de Janeiro,
July 10-Capt Hawley and 20 Chinese; and cabin
in transit for Yokohama.
From Hawaii and Maui per Rinau July 10-Aiiss
Arms and children, c Kennedy wife and child, G
Whitaker, Freeman, Serrao, MIS- de Freis E
Goodman, jeffrey and wife, r Reneborn. NJ Lid
gate, Hon Parker. II Mahuka, Kimo, c Kynuer.
sley, Webb, e r Ewart, o Duval d Mcleod Geo c
Williams Wallace. Miss NJ Won Holt, Miss A Wood
Newton, Mrs Yuug Hee, Rev W c Merritt, a Leong,
and III deck.
From Kahului, per Likeike, July Nv Lowrie
Mr. Kirkland. W Putnam, Martin, Smith
Prof j Nichols DR. il Curtis, Chinese, % deck.
From San Francisco per Mararoa, July 10-Mrs
Hanks and children, II Laws and wife, II c Dent, j
II D Ryder, Rev Mr. Pease, wife and children, Miss
Smith, Miss Hemingway, Miss Crosley, Mrs G
Smith, c w Ashford and wife and 10 storage.
From Kauai, per James Makee, July l1-C Ebinger
and wife, G Weight, Fisher. Blaisdell.
For the Colonies per Mararoa, July 1I-Prof Locke
Richardson and wife, Mrs Thos Walker ana child
dren Weber, Forster. Thos jeffrey and wife, IS
steerage, and IS in transit.
From San Francisco, per w Irwin, July 12-Ml
/ Bromley and son.
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Nrm advertisements.
Listen to Your Wife
The Manchester GUARDIAN, June sth, 1888, says:
At one of the
fWindoWs"


The Manchester GUARDIAN, June sth, 1888, says:
At one of the
windows"
Looking on the woodlawn ways! With
clumps of rhododendrons and great masses of
May blossoms ! There was an interest
ing group.
1t included one who had been ''Cotton
spinner" but was now so
Parayzed ! !!
position.
This refers to my case.
was first Attacked twelve years ago with
"Locomoter Ataxy"
"a paralytic disease of fibre rarely cured
and was for several years barely able to get
about
And for the last Five years not able to at
tend to my business, although
Many things nave been done for me.
The last experiment being Nerve stretching.
Two years ago was voted into the
Home for Incurables! Near Manchester, in
May, 1882.
1 am no Advocate; ''For anything in the
shape of PATENT Medicines?
And made many objections to my dear wife's
constant urging to try Hop Bitters, but finally
to pacify her
Consented !
l had not quite finished the first bottle when
felt change come over me. This was Sat-
urday, Nov. Sd. On Sunday morning I felt SO
strong 1 said to my room companions, 81 was
sure could
''Walk
Sc started across the floor aud back:
hardly knew how to contain myself. was all over
the house. am gaining strength each day, and can
walk quite safe without any
.'Stickl'
Or Support
am now at my own house, and hope soon to be able
to earn my own living again. have been member
OF the Manchester
Royal Exchange
For nearly thirty years and was most heartily con-
graduated going in the room Thursday last.
Very gratefully yours, JOHN BLACKBURN,
MANCHESTER, (Eug.) Dec. "a, 1888.
Two years later am perfectly well.
Prosecute the SWindlers
If when you call for American Hop Btters see green
tlcig Of Hops the lchie label and Dr. Soues name
5E0ICR in the bOt the vendor hands anything but
AHsricdH Hop Btters refuse it and shun that vendor
you would viper; and if he has taken your money
for anything else fndict him for the fraud and sue him
for damages for the swinde, and will pay you lib
orally for the conviction.
eS- For Sale by
HOLLISTER & co. So.IO9 Fort St,
lOs0 " Honolulu.
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MEMORANDA.

Report of ? NJ 5 City of Rio de Janeiro, Cobb
Left San francisco July /, and had light westerly
winds most of the passage; arrived 81 Honolulu ESQ
July 70, and sailed for Yokohama same date at $3.50
p m.
Report of $ 5 Zealandla, Van otrendorf.-Left
San Francisco July l, At S:S9 m; experienced fine
weather with light NV and NE winds ana sea, arriy
ing ST Honolulu II p IN, July T.
Report of r NJ $ Mararoa, Edie.-Left San Fran
cisco 2:I5 m July 5; experienced stiff head breeze
for first Sc hours thence light variable winds 20 port
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NOTICE

A LLPERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
II against MRS. MARIA BECKLEY KANAAU, are
requested 10 present them Immediately. TO
E. KISTLER.
Honolulu. Nay 18Th 1855 Ills IN
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PORT OF HONOLULU.


Arrived.
July S-oSS Zealandia, Van ortendorf san Francisco
Seer bk Faust Bismarck, Van der wiring, Bremen
lO-RMSS MRraroa, Eide, san Francisco
i0-PMSS City of Rio de Janero. Cobb. san Fran
fam bgthe W Irwin, McCullogh, San Fran
Sailed.
Julyl0-PMSS City OF Rio de JaReiro Cobb. Japan
u-RMSS Mararoa, Edie Auckland and sydney
liam tern j q North. Moore. Mahukoua,
Vessels in Port.
Am 81 slm bktne Morning Star, Turner
Br Blk Star of Devon, Mockett
Fl schr Wammonia
Br bk Lspwing, De Gurky
Nor be Riga. Zopp
Am bk Forest Queen, Winding
y S 5 ZealandiS, Van OtrendOrf
Ger blk Faust BismaFck, Van der wiring
Am tern j North, Moore
Am bgtne W q Irwin, Mccullough
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Philadelphia Board Of Underwriters.
A GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands,
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