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BY E. P. ADAMS, REGULAR CASH SALE THURSDAY, SEPT. 2d, I 10 o'clock, t. at Salesroom, will be told.

in Assortment of Dry Goods nJ Brown Cottons. Floe White Shirts, American Print. While Qailts Wait and Red Wool Blanket fancy Oond. Men's Sock, Ladies Stocking. Fancy Wool Shirt.

Clothing etc. Ijj. Fresh Groceries and Canned Goods Hurray's I and 2 lb. Oysters. Lobsters.

Salmon. ja euie. QiU-n Gate Table Pw Fruit. Is Croi Com. Olive Oil.

French CHI res. Sardines, Lard Ham, tod Bacon. Mixed Pickle, Soap, porfe arl Beans. Tin Milk and Soda Cracker. Kajie Conderwed Mile.

Kn od Bags Sugar. Bam Corn. E. P. ADAMS, Auct'r.

I MORTGAGEES' NOTICE OP 8A.LE. ORDER or REED JWSOX, Mart-cii of ortae d-ed from J. Costa, of Mlio, 11-j tiaeau. date. ii ITlh day of March, A.

O. 1S7S. ami "ZJTil in the H.wa.iao Besistry of Deed in Liber CO. 1" I PobLe Aaction. (or a th roodtoo of the said awtgage, oa Saturday, the 4th of September ia i a'dnrk nooo at ay Salesroom, in Hooolale.

a eer-Jr fnn H'J'n Oovernmeul to 9. Klpl. number- in to the sal J. Co alT. V'.

-rk- 1 aaeia-ned to the said J. Costa, oa tha el situate in Wai- in Hilo. ami inrkmlin umI ail aw i term r' Tears from the 17th February. rent PTble anonally in ad ranee; taxes bf irwee; kuJilmfs to be removed by lessee at the tr- Zun of the lee. Also.

till IslM ss4 Belli ag Ue4, with PatUag Rssa attached, 1 yxja an.l Office, Trash Iloaae. Dimn Room. Cook I Bus wl', tAOorers, iloas for Native Laborers. 'Sagtvr Sti'I. Engine and Attachments, 1 Centrlajato.

itorchsai Pans, Coolers. Clari-rl ererythln: renalaue for the Banalartore of 1 ltnt' "P00 teed premise. jr ta Plculars PP'T B. IXILIC. Attorney fc ADHINISTSATOES Sale or rfcon.1 Etate.

nf OtDKH. Of V. II RCCD AD J. W. lllH.M.

Adauaistratorsof theKstaleof 1 "lkv- deeeaW. sad porsoaat to ihe ierrf 'nftn Uon Cireoit Jadfr of the Circ.t. dsreil ihe 24th day Vt9. tt'f pn Saturday. Sept.

4th, I88O 'clora none, at my Salesroom, ia llonotala, Ihe fnllow. laoiii aluate in Hilo, It land of Hawaii: lauyal Patent frrant). No. 1730, sitoate In Walnaka.area 9 M. oo re 'O'.

do Now 134. area 15.M; do fo. Wl. trea No. 10M, sitaate ia 37 25; So.

906. ara SO; do No. area 5.M; do No. 630, area ia 5a 2H0, itoate in Halepanav, are IS. total acres.

34.9L 1.1. Ittont fifty acres of the above lands are planted with tie, first rattoona. I r.ian br conrejinc Cane to faftt Mill, about 1 miles fir further pariirular apply (a H. R. Attorney for A'lmintrainrs, or E.

P. ADAMS. Auctioneer. lOTItE OF FORECLOSntE OF KORTCiGE. NOT1CK is lIEREBr GIVEN' THAT pursuant to a power of sale, contained la two certain In-frntar of rtf iir made by FTdward Barress Mlsaleml.

of Inoluio. liana, to Alex. J. Cartwrlght. dated rrspectirely hasary 30.

117 ami April 14. 1379, and recorded respective a libey St), pf 80, 1 and 82. and In Liber paea S10 fea III. a breach of the condition ia said mortf'C Retained, that all and rioiralar the lands, tenements and dltamenrs in said mortfare contained and described, after lime Umited by law. be raid at paMie aaction oa account of kresch of the conditions a hereiobefore set forth.

Tie property mentioned in ssid mortoiT beln; siraate ia j.una.0aha. ALEX J. CART WRIGHT. CIC1L BROWN. Attorney for Mortgagee.

ao21 4t lOTKE OF lORECLOSrSE OF MORTGAGE. VOTICK IH I1EREBV GIVEN THAT 11 pursuant to a Power of Bale contained in a certain in-koiare of mortgage dated Febraary lfith. 1S77, made by iarie Istdnra Cracia and John Gracia, her husband, of I'WnlaJo, Uaha, to Alex. J. Cartwrlght of the asm place, record in Liber Ml on pages 41.

42. and 43, and for a breach lbs condition in said Mortgage Deed contained, that alt bt sru.ar the land, tenetBenta, and hereditamenU ia said iiitpr Deed cnotaiced and described will, after the lime by law, be sold at public aaction, oa accosmt of the r-va ol tha conditions as hereinbefore menliooed. The r-prtj ia as id Mortgage described being situate ia ICalihi. bianre partacalarly described ss A pans of Royal Patent ALEX. J.

CARTWBIQUT. i al.IL BROWN. Attorney for Mortgagee. Dated Honolulu. August 211, IMa aag21 4t Hotice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

VUTICF, IH IIRREBr GIVEN THAT 1 ll porsoant to a power of sale contained in a certain mort-aau Ihe isih Jslr. Is'S. sad recorded ia Liber 51! ixat ua -j i maae or woneassr jiuiier. in am u. a.

am, and lor breach of condition of toe ssa ie, the property mortneed thereby will, after three trom this date, be adreruaed and aoUi at auction. 314 Hoaolulo. August 14th, 10. Attorney. GKOKQE N.

WILCttX. aui st acccivcu uj iiia tuc mavwictj. Jo More Catarrh or Asthma! EEPAB'D CUBEB CIGARETTES Of Purely Medical Qualities. kar of 28. 30 cents; three pock ares p.

ft. The supplied. HICKKRI.XO At it la King Sir-et, opposite fort ft-. Agents for H. I.

Jt Eeceived by Bark'tne Discovery," X. T- BLACKWELL Ai km Mm Smoiinii Tolacco! I i 4. 1, and IS oa. package. For sale Whob-iale or Ketao.

PICKERING Ai. CU-. King St one dr. or from Fort. A genu roc H.

I. tint HARCOAL. CHARCOAL i cr Sale in Quantities to Suit, Of BEMT lilJILIli. at LOW BATES, by J. It.

Corner of Bethel aad King nooololu. al far Beaila Caerrere- aogi aa 41 FORT STREET. el PORTER DEALER IN Idea Unadraple Plated Ware, Olaware, i King's Combination rpnat, J' Bracket. Vasra, Lastrsi Ware Ware, Vaxu-v Soaos. Pietar Frames, 4 AVrtasnrs.

Pistoto. Powder. Snot At Ammunition, fjlrkl fpnot uouoa. un. Kinds of Machine Needles I DOMESTIC" PAPER FASH I OSS.

LfJ AGENT FOR THE UNI VERULLV 1 ACKNOWLEDGED 'ght running domestic 8EW1XQ MACHINE. 1 ATBH FILTERS AND PI1IGE BATORS Just Eeceived aad For Sale by 3t FORT STREET. CHE. GERTZ, NO. SO FO RT STREET.

Importer and Oetrlei- Oentx. Ladies. Missea and Children' 500TS and SHOES, Joot returned from Sea Francisco with a large stock of ws and Bones, and invite all to examine. ul 3 it! TICB. tico ia Hereby Given that LFrom and After xigtist 15, 1880, INLAND AND LOCAL DRAFTS, alalia Orsers aad Aaeaaals Drasrsi 1 aa aad Payable WILL BE PAID AT OCa OFF1CS ON aesdays and Fridays Only, FROM 9 A.

M. TO 4 P. M. II. HACKI'ELD it CO.

r- wszhts fakcy crackers, CR ANT TURNER. buTV Bostoa. These Crackers are the Finest Arti-1 we have a tiood iwrtoml. r. sw D-r a av For aw by 0OLLE CO rTktcriOrVSTl BY C.

S. DARTOW. COIST TIISTTJ A TTON OF Til GREAT GBEOIT SALE BARTOW'S, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28lh, At 10 o'clock. A. will he soU, Perfamery, Fancy Soap, Hair Oil.

Fancy Brushes, f. S. BARTOW, Auctioneer Tliis Day. Siill? NIGOLAUS FOR SALE. C.

S. BlRTOVf has Eftehfd from II. rrrfmaa lBtrartloDS to At Public Auction (Cnlesa previoatly soU at Private Pale.) ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 28th, At 12 o'clock, at Salesroom. The Al This Al Oermma-bailt vessel rarrie 200 tons dead weight, oa lifht draft ia built Danish live Oak newly ppered. new aaastea ant new rimed tbrougnout in May 1STV.

Ha two ult of ila io tborouzh repair. I able under British and other regulation to carry upward of 200 adult roiynestaa immigrant. This vessel is ready for aea at one day's notice, and ran carry a larre carro, being wrU known a the smartest Prig in the rVooth Pacific. TITLE PERFECT AND GUARANTEED. ST Terms Eaay.

Inventory very complete. ALSO I Patent Double Winch, with Brake Power complete, 1 steering Wheel with barrel. 1 Capstan. 1 Fine fail Boat and Oars. 1 Poperior Chronometer.

For part h-ular apply to H. FREEMAN. Q. W. MACFARLANR A or C.

8. BARTrtW, Auct'r. ALSO By Order of 0. W. MACFAELANE For accoont ol Whom it May Concern, at 12 noon, 16 CASES.

OF EXTRACT OF SOAP, DAMAGED BY SKA WATER, Ex City of from Glasgow. This Bay. POSITIVE SALE -OF- FINE JERSEY BULLS ON Sntiirclny August SStli, At 12 o'clock After thr Sale of the Brlgantinf Mrolans'' In front of Salesroom, will be sold. 3 JERSEY BULLS Fine Pedigree in Herd Book. A LSO 35 Bales of Alfalfa Ha v.

30 SICKS OF OIL XE1L, fjT SMALL LOT OF FlSE CARRIAGE WHIPS. JCJ DOUBLE HARNESS. C. S. BARTOW, Auctioneer.

This Day, AT ATJCTIOiSr, BY C. S. BARTOW. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28th, At 12 in frr nt of alf room. Three Fine Driving Horses' Imported from ran Francisco by a private gmllemin, and sold On ACCOUNT of DEPARTURE XT Tttee ANIMALS are floe bred and fist Trotters.

C. S. BARTOW. Auctioneer. SALE OF MORTGAGED PROPERTY, S-JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Til AT PLR-Lt saant to a power of sale contained in a certain mortrare dated the 7 lb day of October, 1976, made and executed by Isaac Davis and L.

K. Davis, his wife, to Frank peocer, and of record in Ihe office of the Keri.trarof Conveyances, Hoaoiata, ia Liber 47 oo pages 121. 114 and lie of misrellane-oae records, tor the purpose of securing the turn of Ave hon-dred aad fllty doUars, with interest, aad for a breach of the condition of ssid mortgac ded. I will sell at public aaction, at the Aaction Room of C. 8.

Bartow, at the hour of 12 noon. 0a WEDNESDAY, the 1st daj of September. IS SO, all aad singular the real estate in aid mortgage deed dvrib-ed, on account of the breach of said condition. The Seal Katate described in said mortgage deed aod intended to be aold. consists of one undivided tenth part ol the Ahupuaa of Waikaloo, situated at Walmea.

South Kohala, I.laod of Hawaii, said Ahupuaa containing an area of 96.000 acres, and fallv described la Royal Patent No. to G. V. flora FRANK SPENCER. By W.

C. JONES, hi Attorney. C. S. BARTOW.

Auctioneer. Boannila, June Kth, 1S80. jy2i 10 0,11 SALE On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3d, At 10 o'clock, A. will he aold, A Varriecl Assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing JEWELRY, Oold fVart Pin, Oold Set Stud anil Sleeve Buttons, Silver Het Pin and Karrings, CluUred Diamond Pin. I PAIS ef DE1YT FIE GOLD BRACELETS.

1 JLarge 2VXnsical 13 ox, HARP ACCOMPANIMENT. FRESH GROCERIES JUST RECEIVED, Tin of Meats, Clams, Oy iters. Milk, LobMera Sardines. Salmon, ISaO; Lunch Toogue, Pigs Feet, Jam, Tanle Fruits, aiaorted; Sod Crackers, Ham and Bacon. Boxes of Soap and Candles, 4 And Other Merchandise.

C. 8. BARTOW, Auctioneer. MORTGAGEE'S SALE REAL ESTATE! SITUATE AT HILO, HAWAII. IN PURSUANCE WITH A POWER OF sale contained ia a certain mortgage deed dated 15th day of February.

1ST9, made between S. alipi ol the one port, and Bev. K. Bona ox me otner pan, and recorded ia Liber 64, panes 14L. 142 and 143, and assigned to C.

R. Smith, Mr. C. o. Bartow ia instructed to sell at Public Auction, at hi Room ia Honolulu.

ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 4th, AT 12 O'CLOCK M- All those certain tracts and parcels of land situated in Waiaaku ia said liilo. described in Royal Patent No. 2605 and together with all Buildiogs ao4 Structures thereon, and all crops of Cane crowing thereon, aod all the appur-trnances thereunto beHng-'DK- For further particulars apply RICH'U F. B1CKKBTON.

Att'y fnr Assignee of MortgaW fcb Or C. 8. BARTOWj Jbeer. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF "ITCATED at Zoolanpoko, Oahn. 5atice is hereby given that pursaant to a Power of Bala contained ia a certain deei of mortrare, dated Nor.

2M, 1S7S, made between Jobs Kan a' 'k) oo the one part and A. Cart, aright of the other part, -l recorded la Liber 67. page 263 and 209, Mr. C. S.

Bartow hi instructed la sell, at his rooms. On Saturday, September 4th. At t'clock, noon, and, situated at Kanohouluivi -tha, being the lead described 1ST. and containing hes 1 60-100 Acrea AM those iwo piece Kaoeobe. Kooiaupof ia Royal Pate Twelve Kalo I For rarticalars sppl F.

BICKERTON, Alt'v for Mortrsgee, or to C. a. BARTOW, Auct'r. aI'21 pipping. For S.i ii Francisco.

With Immediate Lini.ttch the A 1 Iron Extreme Clipper ffg Oity of TVaxilcin, McCONNELL, Commander, Will sail for the above Port abont Ang. 25 And will take freight at lowest ruling rates. For freight or passage apply to U. W. S1ACFAKLANE il4 Agent.

SPRECKELS' LINE. FOR SA1V FRANCISCO THE Al CLIPPER SCHOONER Glaus Spreclicls COUSINS, Commander. WiU have Quick Dispatch for above Port. tor freight or passage, apply to anl4 WM. G.

IRWIN A Agents. FOR SAIV FRAIVCISCO. Tha Americaa Bark i HELEN V. ALMY, FREEMAN, Master. Will have Quick Dispatch for above Port.

For freight or passage, apply to. aul2 CASTLE A COOKE, Agents. C. BREWER BOSTON LINE OF PACKETS, THE A 1 BARK EDWARD MAY, Will Leave Boston for Honolulu Direct, on or about 15th of November next. For further particulars apply to jyl7 3m C.

BREWEit A CO. From Honolulu to Hilo Direct THE Al CLIPPER SCHOONER MALOLO," 66 GOODMAN, MASTER. Will -all freoa IIuIrU HII dlmt, aid will call at lutrrmrdlatr Ports on tbe rtara trip. For Freight or Passage, apply to tbe Captain oa board or nor22 79 A. FRANK COOKE.

Agent. Next Ship from New York Direct New York Honolulu Packet Line rT MESSRS W. H. CROSSMAN aW a lis Chamber street, new IKI, will lay on Al Clipper Vessel for this port ia Jane, to sail ail 1 al. Orders for this vessel should go as early as pos sible, to secure not only room, bat before further advance ia price of flood, freight low.

aplOZm CASTLE Ac COOKE, Agents for Honolulu. for kale: THE AMERICAN SCHOONER HONORA 1 2 Tons KegiHter, in good order and ready for aea. Apply to marl-1 II. HACKFELD A Agents. TIME-TABLE OF THE STEAMER KING.

Tuesday, Augiut 31, 5 Hilo Tueadav. SDtember 7. fi Circuit of Hawaii Tnesdav. Seotember 14. 6 Hilo Tuesday, September 21, 5 Circuit of Uawail Tuesnar.

Berjtembcr 21. 5 Hilo No Credit for Passage Money We positively decline to open accounts for Passages, add we particularly call the attention nt tne traveling puouc ra toe necessity of having Barrage and Freight plainly marked tbe Steamer will not be responsible for any unmarked baggage or for any Freight or Parcels nnlras Receipted far. FREIGHT MONEY DUE ON DEMAND In all case of Freight for parties not le.ponslble or un known, the Freight Money will be required in advance. PACKAGES OF LI9.CORS AND WISES MUST BE PLAINLY MARKED For the party whom they are for, or plainly stated in the re ceipt to whom they are consigned. All demands lor uamare or iioss, must oe mane wumu one month.

In no way liable for loss or accident to live atock. ITT Hack Driver. Boy, and such like, will not be allowed oo board the Steamer upon arrival, until after the passenger. have been landed. mh8 79 W1LDKB UU.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY! FOR SAIV FRANCISCO. THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP ZEALAN II -A. CHEVALIER, Commander. Will leave Honolulu for San Francisco on or about Monday. Ang.

30. For Sydney, via Auckland THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP "CITY OF NEW YORK," COBB, COMMANDER. ON OR ABOUT SATURDAY. SEPT. 4th H.

HACKFELD A A genu. Gawds far kiaaarwt per Steaaaer caw wai be Stared, Free mf Charge, la the Fire-proaf Warehaa.e Bear Ihe Mlraaaer Wharf, jal 79 s. c. LLa. at.

r. aoiSaaoa. ALLEN EOBINSON, A ROBINSONM UIIAKr. UKAbalt in LUMBKR and all kind of BUILDINO MATERIALS Paints, Nails, Ac, Ac. aoixra roa uraooanas KfLAMANC, KEKACLUOHI, MART ELLEN, PATTAHI, FAIRV QDEKN, CILAMA, LEAHI.

a 20) Honolulu, Hawaiian Island. (79 V. PRANK COOKE, AQE.1T OF THF. FOLLOWING COASTERS Wailele, Malolo, Waioli, Liliu, Waiehu, Waimalu, Kaluna and Gen. Seigel, FLAG.

Red with White Ball. OFFICE, Corner ol jalS 79 Nuuanu and Queen Street. BOSTON HONOLULU PACKET LINE! C. BREWER Si AGENTS. Favorable arrangements can always be made for Storaee and Shipment of Oil, Bone, Wool, Hide and other Merchandise to New Bedford, Boston, mew xor and other Eaitern Porta.

13 Cash Advance made. j2 "9 BBVa.Wa.lt at W. REGULAR DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO C. BREWER A. AGENTS.

Merchandise received BTOaVAoa. fall aad liberal cash advances made on shipment by tbia line j2 79 C. BREWER A CO. TO THE PUBLIC HAVING RECEIVED SUCH LIBERAL Patronare from the respectable population of thia won- derfal Kingdom io my Encyclopndia Britannica. I now ven ture Into another Great work Known a tne orm-Renowned HILL'd BCINES MANUAL, adapted to the Office, Library and tbe Fireside.

It ha no equal as a Book to Enlighten Ihe Business Man, and fires Unbounded Knowledge on all Com mercial Matter. The Great Humori.t's Last Work ha jaat been received, Mark Twain' TRAMP ABROAD. IMMENSELY COMICAL. Apply to T. K.

Mc DO NELL, (my lft) Agent for all First-Clas Works, No. 74 Fort St. Big smols.e awawawasawawamvass i IN VIEW OF THE POSSIBLE WITHDRAWAL of tbe Treaty between this Government and Uncle Bam, I have imported a large invoice of choice Cigar direct from the Factory (New York), manufactured from the choicest Connecticut Valley Tobacco, which I will sell to the trade on easy terms, quantity and quality aa may be desired. Also on hand Chewlag Tsbarcs of all choice brand, Saseklaa; a ha era of every desirable style, sacb as TheDarhaaa Ball (confined in canvas bags), Vaalty Fair in all shapes, fjacle Ned will Oil your pipe with floe weed, whiie Lc Jack look on with a smile of pity, because you do not prefer him Also the Old Jaidse dispensing Justice aausaal from hi tinfoil dressing. The A liar Kawea should not be for.

gotten for home smoking, and last not leat Marchaat'a Medicated and Old Vlrglaay smoking tobaccos. Tbe best, as in Scripture, at the last of the least. These aod many other choice brands of I obaeeo may be had by railing on A RCI1 A NT. at hi Smolxor'a Tim jpoi7liTXX NO. 88 FORT STREET.

au7 1m MASTER BY AUTHORITY. It Hab pleaaed His Majesty the King to appoint the following gentlemen the members of His Cabinet, viz His Excellency John E. Bush to be Minister of tbe Interior, vice His Excellency Wildea, resigned. Mb. Celso C.

Mobeso to be Minister of Foreign Relations, rice His Excellency Jso. M. Kapesa, resigned. Bet. M.

KrxEA to be Minister of Finance, vice His Excellency 8. K. Kaai, resigned. Mb. W.

C. Jokes to be Attorney General, vice His Excellency Ed. Pbeston, resigned. Iolani Palace, August 14, 1880. au 21 -3 1 It has pleased His Majesty tbe Xing to appoint Hon.

F. W. BXCXXXT Governor of the Island of Kauai, rice His Ex. Jno. E.

Bush, resigned. Iolani Palace, August 14th, 1880. attg 23-1 zn It has pleased His Majesty the Xing to appoint His Excellency Joh E. Bush, Minister of Forelgh Affairs, (ad interim) rice His Excellency C. C.

Moreno, resigned. Iolani Palace, Acgust 19th, 1880. aug-21 Mb. Hxxbx A. Kxxxt has been appointed by the Board of Education School Agent for the district of Wailuku, Island of Maui, in place of Bev.

W. P. Alexander, who has resigned. W. AS.

SMITH, Bec'y. Education Office, Anguat 23, 1880. ang.28-3t Mb. J. H.

Bbowx has this day been appointed Keeper of the Government Powder Magazine. i.i JXO DO MINTS Governor of Oahn. Honolulu. August 14th, 1880. aug 21 3t The following gentlemen has this day been appointed Agents for the taking and certifying the Acknowledg ment to Instruments, Tlx Kalna, for the Island of ManL Xapahu.

for the Island of Hawaii, and Hare. for the district of Walluku. Island of Maui, vice A Thurston, resigned. Thoxas Bbowx, Registrar of Conveyances. Registrar Office, August 17th, 1880.

Approved. JOHN BUSH, aug 21 8t Minister of the Interior Sale of Government Lott. ON WEDNESDAY September 22nd. 1880. at 12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance or Aiuoianl tlale will De sola at Public Auction, two Building Lots Noa.

294, and 263, situated on the mania aide of Beretania street. Xnlaoka-bua Plain. i These lots are sold with a distinct understanding that the purchasers are to improve the same. The Govern, ment declines to sell to parties desiring to hold for an advance. TEP.MS.

One fourth cash, and the balance in one, two and three notes, with interest at nine per cent, payable semi annually, and mortgage on the property. Upset price $400 each. Papers at the expense of the purchaser. JOHN E. BUSH, i Minister of the Interior.

Honolulu. August 18th, 1880. sug-21 Mr Esomea has been appoited an Agent to take Ac knowledgments to Contracts for Labor for Niihau. SAMX WILDER, Minister of the Interior. Interior Office, August 21st, 1880.

augl4-3t Notice. In accordance with Section 379 of the Civil Code, T. W. Everett has been appointed to inspect and try all beams, weights and measures, for the districts of Walluku. Wai.

bee, and Makawao, Island of Msui. JUJtLN u. uuaiiaiB, uovernor or Maul. Office of Governor of Oahu, June 22, 1880. Je-29- The following persons have been commissioned aa Tax Assessors for the Taxation Districts of the Kingdom for the year 1880: OAHU.

Honolulu C. H. Jadd Frank Brown D. Kamaiopili W. C.

Lane H. E. Whitney H. Hayselden L. A nolo E.

B. Friel J. K. Han una .3. Kahoohalahala L.

Severance A wai Akan R. C. Searle D. Nahinu G. Hospili 8.

H. Mahuka Richardson Spencer Ewa A Waialua Koolaupoko MAUI. Lahaina Walluku Makawao Hana Molokai Ac HAWAII. Hilo Puna Kan South North South Kohala. North Kohala, Hamakua KAUAI.

Koloa A. Palekaluhi Walmea A. W. Maloho Niihau S. K.

Kuspnu Hanalei 8. Kalu Kawaihau John Kaklna Lihne Paul P. Kanoa SIMON K. Kaai, Minister of Finance Department of Finance, July 1, 1880. licenses Expiring in September, 1880.

Noticx is hereby given that all Licenses must be ap plied for direct to the Interior Office, and all parties are cautioned about failing to renew expiring License, and all Shenfia and Deputy bherina nave instructions to pro secute without discretion, any and all parties doing business without the proper License. SAM a. WILDER, Minister of the Interior. Interior Office April 30, 1879. RETAIL.

OA I. 1 Love Bros, Nuuanu st Honolulu 1 Stratemeyer, Hotel st 2 McCandlesa, Nuuanu st 3 Ah Tit, Maunakea at 6 Mclntyre A Bros, cor King A Fort st 7 Kwong Get Chong A Co, Hotel st 7 On Cbong, Nuuanu st 7 Kong Sal A An am, Nuuanu at 8 Achong, cor King A Nuuanu sts 9 Mclnerny, Fort st 9MB Grinbaum A Co, Queen st 9 Loo Ngawk A Co. Waianae 10 Mary A McLean. Nuuanu st 10 Ramsay, Hotel st 12 Asen. Waialua 14 Anin A Co, Hotel at It Kung Hing Lung A Co, Hotel st 1(5 Won Ong, cor Punchbowl A King sts 17 Max Eckart.

Kaahumanu at 18 Henry Bird, cor Punchbowl Beretania st 19 Aaee. Nuuanu at 20 Wing Chong Tal Yuen Kee Co, Hotel at 21 Ah zu, Kaumaaaptu 24 Ah Hee, Nuuanu at 24 Apio, 25 Wing Wo Tal A Co, Nuuanu st 29 Hiapoi. Maunakea 29 Ah Fan, Puhimiki, Koolauloa MA17I. 1 ranaewa. Kaanapali 10 A Cleghorn A Co, Lahaina 10 A Cleghorn A Co, Walluku 10 A Cleghorn A Co, Waihee 15 Man Chuck Goo Gin, Haiku IS A Kum Kol, Kamalo, Molokai IS Achong, Haiku 22 Po Sing Tong, Walluku HAWAII.

1 Ookala Sugar Plantation. Ookala. Hilo 1 Akona, Honaunau, 8 Kona 2 OV Alona, Honokaa, Hamakua 23 Spreckles A Co. Hakalau Plantation. Hilo 28 A Cleghorn A Co.

Hilo KAUAI. 8 A Con Chee A Co, Kapaa. Lihne 20 Handchett, Walmea I 29 A Dreier, Koloa WHOLESALE. 25 Wing Wo Tai A Co. Nuuanu at RETAIL SPIRIT.

24 Houghtailing, Hotel st WHOLESALE SPIRIT. 29 8 Grinbaum A Co, Queen st BANKING. 20 Bishop Co, Honolulu VICTUALING. 1 Abe, Hawl Kohala 2 McCandlesa, Nuuanu st, Honolulu 2 Cneone, Honokaa, Hamakua 5 A Houghton, Richard st, Honolulu 6 Wong Kong Kit A Co, Hotel st, Honolulu 7 Kung Sal A Anum, Nuuanu st 8 Fa Chong, Honomakau, Kohala 9 Ahoa. Kohala 9 Akano.

Kohala. Hawaii. 10 Ah Tiona. Kaiopihi, Kohala 11 Ani, Honomakau 12 Wong Hoo. Hilo 14 Anin A Co, Hotel at, Honolulu 15 Ho Ping, cor Nuuanu A Beretania st 18 A wai.

Lahaina. Maui 25 Awa A Co. Waiobinu. Kau 28 Aleona A Co, Waiobinu, Kau LAPAAU. 22 Kekulei.

Puna, Hawaii BOAT. 1 John Rlchsrdaon, (2) Lahaina. Maui -t DISTILLING. 7 McColgan. Kamaloo, Molokai 1 BUTCHER.

1 Lake, Kaiopihi. Kohala 3 Punt. Koloa, Kauai Chaa Makes. Waihee, Maui 13 Clifford, Queea at, Honolulu 1ft Alapai. Koloa, Kauai 23 McCandlesa.

Fish Market 28 Martin, Waiobinu, Kau CAKE PEDDLING. Ab Chin, Oahu 26 A wo, Maui STALLION. 1 Wright. Koloa, Kauai IE0N TANKS W71X HIGHFLYER. NEARLY NEW, ND ja4 uuuu unuta.

run ita ax felt tf JAMES I. DOW SETT. FANCY PAINTS, CHROME 43REEN, CHROME YELLOW. Verdia-rts, Patent Dryer. Vermilion.

Ac. with a General Assortment of Fancy Paints. For Bale by marld -so BOLL IS A CO. PAINTS AND PAINT OIL. HUBBUCK'SPURE LEAD, HUBBUCKS White Zinc, HubbueVs Fale Boiled Oil, fiostoa Spirit Turpentine For Bale by jal7 SOLVES A CO.

1,000 GALLONS SPZEH OIL. mHE PURE ARTICLE OF BODY OIL JL Just oo shore from the TRCxrfC EIKU. This oil ia trained, and I aa clear aa), white as water. For sale by (ap3 80) eULLEb A CO tzzs Aoino Commercial krtistr SATURDA A UG UST 2S. BRIEF MENTION.

Testerday afternoon presented tbe dullest appearance about town that we have witnessed daring the past fortnight. Tbe large edition of last Saturday's Adver tiser was all bought np by Monday afternoon. most probably to send abroad. Oar newly arrived Chinese friends have dispersed themselves over the islands on the rice plantations. The new rice bill will be an boon to the Celestials.

JS3I- In recording tbe ceremony of Prorogation last week, we stated in error that Mr. Justice McCully assisted in the ceremony, whereas it should have been Mr. Justice Jadd. The Zealandia may be expected here on Mon day next, the SOth inst. What a batch of news she will have to carry to oar friends on the Coast and Eastward In the Police Court one day this week Shy- lock mad a desperate attempt to get his pound of flesh, bat was not successful, without drawing blood.

(. 'U'OT (7 Henri Rochefort arrived in Paris on the 12th of July. Six thousand persons welcomed him and cheered him enthusiastically. He was escorted to his hotel by crowds singing the Marseillaise," aod shouting Long live Rochefort." A spirited stallion, driven by Mr. Aldridge, became unmanageable yesterday morning, in Bere tania-etreet.

The result was, that Mr. Aldridge was ejected from the vehicle, and. we regret to learn, broke two of bis ribs by the falL jtf Attention ia most respectfully called to tbe fact that horses and cattle are allowed to run at liberty and pasture along tbe TValkikl road at night to the great danger of carriages passing to and from Honolulu after dark. 'Who can stop tbe nuisance i "i i i py On Sunday last a young man formerly in th employ of Bowley endeavored to voluntarily sever his connection with thia world by cutting his throat while suffering from the delirium tremens. He failed to extinguish life, and was consequently removed to the hospital.

He still lives, and is convalescing. -J A 4 jy It is with pleasure that we notice the arrival in our midst of a professional whose aUd is to administer to tbe wants of our most useful of lumb animals. tbe horse. Dr. John Weir, Veterrriary Surgeon, whose presence we note, brings vwith him very flattering testimonials from tbe East, and he has surely arrived in a field where bis usefulness and ability will have a grand opportunity.

ST" W. T. Brigham, a visitor to these mi'd-sea isles, from classic Boston, delivered a lecture at the Lyceum on Tuesday evening, the 24th an to an appreciative audience. Gen. Annstrong'r lecture last evening, the 27th inst.alao; at the Lyceum waa well attended, and both lecturer and audience seemed to be in aocord on tbe manner to solve the present Hawaiian problem' On Saturday last there was another demon stration on the part of Moreno's friends.

This was an open air meeting, and tbe Fish Market was selected as the place of assembly. Moreno put In an appearance and business commenced. It was noisy, turbulent, and rowdy. One or two pre-ad-amites held forth, supported by the renowned Robt. Wilcox.

Tha enthusiasts quickly withdrew, accompanied by busses and groans. Music The Band will play this afternoon at Emma Square, at half-past 4 o'clock. The following is the programme Overture The Golden Cross, Brull Clarionet Solo Air Varie Carl Waltz Where Pretty Girls Bloom, new Weiss Selection Rigoletto Yerdi Gavotte Forever Thine, We is Galop Wally, new Heinsdorf The Band will give an extra concert on steamer arrival, Monday evening, ia the Hawaiian Hote grounds. An accident happened jesterday' morning, to an express-wagon, driven bj a native, on H. Hackfeld and Ca's premises The driver had' landed his fare, and followed the gentleman into the-office for payment.

Tbe horse started off before the driver regained his seat, and not finding the direct course to the gate, plunged through the iron fence-' and pursued a northerly direction up His career was suddenly stopped by a lumber cart, and but little damage was found to have been sus tained. Artesian well-boring is progressing in difftw'- ent parts of tbe islands, the latest new from Utmost prominent enterprises in that direction, a desirei oa the part of those immediately in-ftr ested to puab forward the work with' unflaggifcg: interest. Tha progress reporfed'for the weelv ts-that boring tor water on tbe premises of His Majesty the King had reached a depth ol 650 feetoru Judge McCiilly's prmiss 360 feet, and on ('. P. Ward's, a depth of 180 feet.

watw is abundant in all tbe above, but running notat latest accounts, been reached. not a A i ,1 A Hotel in Kohala. A correspondent writing: from North Kohala, Hawaii, informs us that Robert. von Uehlhaffen, formerly a well-known caterer andl master of the oaisine in Honolulu, has opened a. in that district, at Halawa.

on the main roadl opposite the Post Office, which ha calls the Kohala HotiL Aside from the fact that such an establishment must prove a great convenience and -coca-fort to strangers and" travelers. 1 Robert's wHr- known taste and skill in the culinary act will prove a great recommendation. GT A patron of the Honolulu "Restaurant ntade his usual call last week to get a quarter's After being seated the waiter, in hss usual paUie manner, eaumerated tbe dishes on hand, on. this occasion the visitor being mora fastidioua that usual, refused the ordinary courses and asked fee piece of fried Kanaka. Tbe witty, waiter, in order that he should not be nonpIuuL, suggested Jvi Chinaman as being more suitable to the Tbe connoisseur bad his two bits worth and apparently satiated.

A cartoon displayed la at week delineated to life this mta "for ways 'that are dark, and tricks that are vain' this man is peculiar. Homicide. At Keaiwa, Kau, lis waii, on. the 10th instant, at the plantation of H. M.

Whitney, a South Sea Islander was shot dead by hia, overseer, Mr. Lavendec The following if i Mr. Wlbitney's report of the occurrence to the Ikiard of Immigration 1 v. I deem, it nay duty to report to yv rnr Ho norablt Board an nnfortnaaaw tragedy- that ocear red ofi my premise here at ft otlock yesterday iuaeni ng, reaqlting '4n the killing of eae of the South Sea Isla riders tn my eLQploy, a native Maiana, named Tebaa. who Arrived at Honolulu April 12th of the present ar, in the formf- Jiird.

He attacked, with a club, my aaaii itant, it. R. Lavemder, drove aira from hia sleeping-soonst. and 1 teld poeaeaaion of itx Lavender then came to my iu usv and aaked for a goj), which waa handed to Chim. Pith the gwa In hia hand, he returned to hia room, anal the deoaased instantly gave chase to him, foil towing him acroaalhe yand-with a knife in his hand, wkvea Mr.

Xavender, ieavr-tng ablow, turned and discbarweid the content of tie weapon in hia throat, causing alma stlnsti tan eons death. I waa absent when the trouble comme need, bat, beutg called. I hurried back, reaching th prem 3 see just in time to sea Mr. Lavender suddenly urn arid discharge, -bis weapon at the man, who waa onl ,10 12 feet behind, and who dropped to the grountd almc art killed. Mr.

Lavender at once reported the case the Judge and Deputy Sheriff at Waoihinu, vrl to imi nediately acexxzv-panled him back to this place. Vhen a Joroner'a lnqeat was beld, the jury comprialag 1 Walker, Carter. Farren. Harner, Tally and OoodaJiew vb rendered a verdict, after a full investigation, of Etossicide in aelf-def Tha body was interred at Pa Aala with, prayer in Hawaiian, and la the presence of so me twenty of his countrymen." (Communicated.) 3 A Private, Meeting1. It is well understood that on Wednesday evening the 25th a delegation of workingmen (instigated it is said by the Kearney of these Islands, Moreno) visited the Palace and expressed to the King their satisfaction in the present Cabinet, and also that in theirf opinion the country would in no way be damaged or set back its future prosperity under their administration.

It is also understood that after such assurances, which no doubt were soothing in the extreme, speeches were made by the Ministers and others gathered within the Palace walls for the occasion. An argument was made by some one, in favor of the' $10,000,000 and among the points mentioned endeavoring to show that the country could stand and pay the loan, the following1 extraordinary figures were given, We bring 1,000,000 Chinamen here, oa landing the tax (hospital would amount to two milon dollars, tbe next year' the- tax' would amount to five million dollars, thus leaving only a balance of three millions cn the loan," provided the above mentioned taxes were appropriated for that purpose and neither could beat present, except, by. special legislation. The person making this extraordinary statement forgot undoubtedly to calculate tbe cost of passage of the one million Chinamen, and also tbe length of time it would take to bring them here. In the latter case, say that they landed at the rate of 500 per day, it would take almost six years to bring them all here and the passages cost at least fifty million of dollars This statement it is said was made by one of the present Cabinet, in the presence of the King, The'utter absurdity of such an argument' is so apparent that it needs no more comment.

Communicated. Can such things And overcome ns like a Summer's clomi, Without our special wonder J'. 4 The possibility of such sudden, radical and un justifiable overturnings as have occured recently in tbe Government may jwell recall the pungent words of Shakespeare quoted above. That such things can be is tbe alarming feature of the situation. And that such things can be justified, as they seem to have been by Mr.

Kapena, at the meeting at Kaumakapili shows a retrogression of entirely behind the spirit of the age. Such absolutism as, he advocated would lead, most directly to a loss of the independence of the Government. Mr. Kapena seems to have forgotten that this is not an absolute despotism, but a Constitutional monarchy, which has been established upon the increased intelligence of the people of the Islands, and that our independence has been 'acknowledged and guaranteed, only upon' this basis. And for Mr.

Kapena or any other man to go back upon this record and advise or uphold acts of despotism is to jeopardise our independence. 'And this for the simple reason that such acts are unconstitutional, and will not be i submitted to by an intelligent people, who have rights in their premises, and who deBire peace and and a stable, honest administration not one of caprice and senseless And it can well be imagined that no advisers of the King are so dangerous to the independence of this Government as those who advocate and justify, as it is understood Mr. Kapena to have done, the recent acts which have excited the universal condemnation of the whole coon try. Wiser councillors are needed. to guide the ship of state through the breakers that will be sure to surround her at times, and dangerous experiments may be tried once too often.

Communicated. Honolulu August 27tb, 1880. Mr. Editor My believe you pay my talkee lettee sdlo same one man who think he savey too muchee. Bly talkee about Mr.

piecee man who mmke believe be alio same mandarin. Now my speakee you true Chinaman no send he come here. He come here another pidgin he wauchee one devil wire, talkee here, talkee San Francisco alio same time savey China merchant think he can help that company, they pay he free passage come this side, and suppose be cat chee good chance, they pay he $400- Opium' farmer in Hongkong lose he license sell opium. This Mr. Mango try catchee one license Honolulu side, inakee boil, and sell.

Suppose he catchee, some tman pay be 1000 may beMr. Mango very smart man he thinkee alio same Chinaman. Remember China no send him here. By-and-bye he alio same snake, be spit all over one mandarin, makee swallow him, and then go look find bad place. Good-bye.

T. D. P. S. Mango belong alio same one tornado, i Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands April Term, 1880.

KEAUHXJLTHIA-ET al v. HIRAM ru a in ki. Opinion by McCully J. Referring to the extended statement of the facts of this case, and tbe law as established by the authority of Zupplein estate case, (III Ilaw- iiitivEep6rts 323) in the written opinion of the hief Justice in his nrst decision, it will De sum- cient to saj. 1.

Tbe transaction ol tne parties cannot be viewed as a compromise. The defendant had no right and no title. It is said in argument that being in he tnusfbe dispossessed, by a suit of ejectment, and that his' settlement wat therefore a compromise. But it is not to be inferred tbat.be would have resisted the occupation by the. plaintuTs when he' came to 'know that he had no title, and it is not to be sustained as a compromise that tbe plaintiffs should give up half of tbeir estate in order to avoid an action of ejectment the (tenant of! this half, who would hare no defense to set up and who must pay the costs.

Neither is it apparent what Pu.t-biki compromises when he only claims a half and is given all that and relinquishes nothing, unless making a partition of an estate is deemed a compromise. 2. It stands thea that the plaintiffs, without consideration, granted the defendant half of tbe estate, upon their view that he was entitled as tbe husband of a wife deceased without issue, and a brother aud the plaintifo, The 'statute subsisting in 18C8 being tnaf such a husband took nothing of the wife's real estate. The decision of tbe Court in the estate of Napua Zupplein Kaluahine must be conclusive. Tbe question was of the issue before the Court and was distinctly'; passed on- doctrine of -tbe law is that all its rules and principles are Vleenied certain, although they have not as yet been recognized by public adjudications, (Story's Equity Jur.

126,) and therefore it must be consider-e4 that the statute of descent was understood in 1866,, when MeaAi died, a it was interpreted beia 1871, -in the above -case; And tbe enjoyment which the defendant had of this estate must be deemed to have beeu with tbe free sufferance of tbe plaintiffs. If then acting in ignorance or a plain and settled principle of law these parties give up a portion of tbeir indisputable property to another, in a settlement. of supposed legal rights, and without any1 other consideration, a court of Equity should relieve them from the effect of tbe mistake, (Story's Equity Jur. 121,) :4 J. and equally so if the proposition to make such a settlement nas proceeueu irum km: rjuunuus, ami the defendant may be free from imputation of fraud or wrongful persuation.

)f Bj relieving, the plaintiiJs from the effect of tbeir mistake 'it ean-not be said that the defendant is injured, for there is no injustice in requiring him to render back what he had Do title to, and, gave nothing for, and the decision of the Chief Justice confirming tbe lease made by the defendant to a third party, but requiring tbe rent to be paid to tbe plaintiffs, provides against tbe disturbance of subsequent contracts. Tbe decree Of tbe Chief Justice in Chambers is affirmed. Castle Hatch, for plaintiffs, Preston Brown, for defendant. f. CHAS.

HARRIS, Horioloiol July ,1880. LAWRENCE ModULLY. Mrs. Garfield is a woman of a sweet and winning spirit, and of bright and cultivated mind. As Miss Lucretia Rudolph she was an exceeding pretty and interesting girl and marriage with the General -was on both-side one of ideal Jler intellect has kept pace with her husband's; she has studied the books be studied, taken up languages him, and has so trained herself as to fit her boys for aollegeio the most thorough She is an excellent Latin scholar; and Is 'also proficient ia several modern is a little lady, graceful in carriage, and having most frank and channingiaanneTB.

Foreign News Items. Sara Bernhardt opens at Booth's Theater on November 8tb, and remains four weeks. An eruption of Ml. Vesuvius began Sunday, August 1st. Relations between France and Mexico will be resumed in October.

Germany has 3,778 periodical publications. England follows with 2,509, and France comes next with 2,000. America boasts 9,129. The English riflemen defeated tbe American in tbe international match at the Wimbledon range, July 24tb. A large party of Jesuit expelled from France have taken an establishment at Aberdeen, New South Wales.

An earthquake of considerable violence visited the City of Manchester, N. shortly before 7 o'clock, on the evening of tbe 20th ulL Edison has given up his effort to devise an electric light, and is now working on a noiseless, smokeless and dustless electric locomotive. Tbe London World says it is rumored that the Prince of Wales will make a tour of Australia, visiting the Melbourne Exhibition. Paymaster n. B.

Colby, United States Navy, is to succeed Paymaster George Hendee at tbe Mare island Navy Yard, tbe latter having been detached. Tbe Canton of Schwiz has re-established capital punishment, and has enacted that executions be public. This makes the fourth Swiss Canton which has restored the punishment of death. There are twenty letters in Winfield Scott Hancock," in James Abraham Garfield and in Chester Absalom Arthur." Tbe next president will be the twentieth. The journalists, clergymen and judges of South Carolina faave united in a.

crusade against the carrying of concealed weapons. It is evident that public opinion throughout tbe South is undergoing a healthy change concerning tbe code of honor. Life is beginning to be held more sacred. General Grant has accepted an invitation, and is coming to Boston the last of September as the guest of the Middlesex Club. A grand banquet and reception will be given in bis honor, at whioh all the New England Governors and many other distinguished men will be present.

The postal department of the United States is gradually developing into a huge institution. For the year ending June 30th the Government sales of postal cards, postage stamps and stamped envelopes aggregated, in round numbers, $31,900,000 a revenue sufficient to carry on a small Government. The late disorders at wum serious. A regular battle wuh fought at Villa Tulon between 500 pronunciation, with four cannons with General Vanirez at their head, and 250 Government troops, under tbe command of Colonel Reyes. The killed on both sides numbered 100.

I he rebels retired leaving two of tbeir cannons. Havaka, August 3 Advices from Ihe city of Mexico are lo July 27tb. The disorders and revolts reported recently from various parts of Ibe Republic, though inspiring no serious fears, continue, notwithstanding the assertion that all was quiet. Tbe situation of the country is confused and uudeQned. President Diaz has called General Gonzalez to tbe capital.

Tbe demands of tbe watch trade in America now amount to 3,000 watches a day. Of Ibis number the large manufactories of tbe United States produce 1530 a day as follows Tbe Waltbam factory, 750 tbe Elgin, 500 SpringfielJ, 80 Hampden Watch Company. 90 Howard, 20 Lancaster, 50 Rockford, 40 and lots of em are produced by smaller establishments. The United States navy is fairly represented at Mare Island, where thirteen vessels, or one-ninth of tbe ships, and 11,787 tons, or one-twelfth of the tonnage, is either building, laid up, or in commission. The aggregate age of these vessels is 319 years.

And their market value, exclusive of tbe Pentacola and the Ranger, is probably not over $150,000. The Mohica and tbe Monadnock are carried on the register as repairing." but they are merely dismantled hulks, while new vessels of the same name are being built to replace them, and an expenditure of considerably over a million dollars will be required before they can be classed and used as fighting vessels. The census returns for San Francisco are making haste slowly. Those for most great Eastern cities have been completed. New York has increased fifty per cent during tbe past decade, its population now numbering 1,500,000.

Philadelphia numbers Brooklyn 482,493, Chicago St. Louis falls one hundred' thousand ebon of Chicago, whereat her newspapers are furious and charge tbe census enumerators with culpable negligence. Cincinnati is set down at 250,000, which is 90,000 more than Cleveland in the same State. Tbe census shows that several Massachusetts cities besides Boston have made gains in population. Lowell, which in 1870 bad 41,000, has now about 60.000.

Lawrence has advanced in ten years from 28,921 to 88,500. and Lyon from 28.732 to nearly 40,000. Boston abows aa increase of 130,000. The increase of the cities and manufacturing towns has not been made at tbs expense of tbe country towns and villages, which seem to hold their own. The last estimate of Brooklyn is and of New York, Late advices from Washington miyH thut in January last, while tbe sugar market swim pending before Congress, the Treasury Jiepin Imenl decided to send a commission ot experts jn the sugar plan-tatious of iJemararu aud the Went Indies, with a view to determining the truth or lulsity of the prevailing report that ai uiicial menus were being used to degrade tlitr colors of siihim intended for export to the United Ststes.

Three gentlemen were selected, one Iroui ihe SrniihsnniHii Institute, ono Irptu tbe Tieueury 1 -tn ui-n I and tbe third a sugar expert from the New York Cuetom House. They have recently leiurni-d alter an absence of nearly six luomhs. ami hare ireiured an elaborate lepoll, eoveiing ovei 100 puges lOolscap, which was io day cubrnitttd to Assistant Secretary of the 'J'ren-ury I'reiii li. The repoit shows that the hand whicti have lui ii ulu iiiled in the introduction ol into this country are even great, er iluti nt it I'eiwi nil v- supposed that among ue.M(ur ii)lei iu lleinaraiu no secret Was niiide ol ihe pnu'iiee nl tjticiitlly coloring sugars inii-ndrd lor tin- United Sl.iles mxrket that nilgai festin 13 Io IC Ihilcli standard, which were exported to Great fiiiiuin neaily pure, were, when prepared for export to ibis country, ariiflci. ally colored to grade apparently below No.

7. I. and that such sugars which, limn tbeir color, would be expected to lent 85 degrees of saCcLarlne strength, was found, when submitted to the polar-iscope. to contain 97 degrees of pure sugar. It is believed by the Tieusury officials I Hut the results of this commission will fully vindicate the policy ol Ibe department in insisting upon ihe me ol the polaricop in determining Ihe dutiable quality of imported sugars.

Statement of Appropriations. The Clerk of the House Committee on Appropriations has prepared a statement of tbe various appropriations passed at the last session of the Forty-sixth Americsu Congress. The aggregate amount of the regular appropriations foots up $187,405,058 30.. Of this amount tbe following were appropriated Pensions 'Military Academy 2 formications CmO.OUO 00 Consular and Iiiplomstic 0Q Navy 10 l'ost OnVe rW.OlKI,.) 00 Indian 'd Army 00 Legislative, kr 00 Sundry (to District of Columbia 1,714.498 07 Itiver and Harbor 00 deficiency 0 Deficiency in House of liepreseiita. tives 24.012 0(1 Indian deficiency IXI.OOO 00 Post Office deficiency 1 00 Special deficiency (vetoed.

Printing deficiency 00 Henate Contingent 15.000 00 Pension deficiency 'ft Agricultural 2.Vi;iO()(0 Miacellaneoua 3,000,000 00 Tbe amount aaked for by lbs various departments was $93,059,042.17, which is $5,033,983 87 mors (baa Congress appro wriated. History of Cleopatra's Needles. 'j The time i Cleopatra's Needles 1 is a double misuomer, for, in tbe first place, there is no resemblance io them to a needle aod secondly, there is no proof that, they were erected by tbe unfortuoate Queen whose name they bear. Cleopatra had been dead seven years when these obelisks were removed to her great capital. If these grand and venerable relics of tbe past could speak what a wonderful story they sould tell.

A' story of the rise and fall of empires. A story beginning with the times of Joseph and Moses and tbe Bible Pharaohs, and coming down the stream of time for 8,400 years. Under the reign of the great King Thotbmes HI 1,500 years B. these two old monuments were hewn from the bard granite rock at Syene. in Southern Egypt.

Then they were transported down tbe Nile for a distance of 500 miles, and set np in ancient After standing as sentinels before the Temple of the Sun for 1,500 years, they were removed to Alexandria and set cp again In front of Caesar's Temple, where they found a seoond resting-place for 1.900 years. second erection of the obelisks is oommemorslsd in the following inscription found near the basis of one of. them, in both Latin and Greek "la the eighth year of Augustus Cresar, Barbarus, Prefect of EgJPt caused this obelisk to be placed hers, Pontius being architect" And sow they are both disturbed again the one has already been taken to London, tbs other is to be erected in New York. Selm Brown, in TVoy.