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COAL.
II. Is. GULONJ
RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,

nEAL. ESTATE BROKERS AND AUCTION
II Ger .y1G second street. Attends exciu-
iRIvely TO Rr1ling ard Leasing Houses and
Lots Collecting Of Rents, Paying Taxes, Eject
ing Insurance, ste, etc. hBs now FOR reoI
several very desirable KaEtlenc-s, nom a cot
Iage 10 almost a palaces. Also, several Business
Houses. Oftices. 10 ms etc, Jezl I'M
nIESOLlrrION Or CDPAEIN .RsH iP.-The
| J capartrrrship heretofore existing under
the styie OF LAMBERT & tOAMA5Ettr, is
This day . -olved iy limitation, and The death
or Ckag. r Lambert. The uuders Ened VIII use
tue naslie uI The firm only ia liquidation.
THFO. COMM aGEEE,
+. A. Lam BEEf
New Orleans, June 30, le6s.
srtDPA RTNE ECHiP The undersigned, sue
4 , cegsors 10 \. LAMBERT, have lhis day
formed a c0psrn.rshlp. under The style and
yirrn Of CONfAA6EREG LAMBERT, and will
continue ia this city the business heretofore
THEO. CJMMAGERE,
T. 4. LAMBERT.
New orleans. July }, lt6S. j.. lm
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re- C0RwEsPONDENTs

Correspondents who wish 20 have any atteu-
ton paid 10 thsir communications must OBJ
serve the following rules:
Be brief, concise and TO the point, avoid the
flowers OF rhetoric and cOnfne yourself to
a plain statement Of facts. Write on but one
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aud ink, giving your words and sentences
plenty OF room. In all cases the real name
and address Of the writer must accompany the
manuscript. Articles which rebound TO per-
sonal or individual benefit, or are Of a personal
nature, will only be inserted as advertise
ments " or " paid cards"
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-I offer for sale three Lots Of the
Il finest b IsinCss Property ia the city FOR
THOS. II COOKE,
jy7 Wv z.955 Nam street.
CURURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOX
- SALE ON EASY TERMS Ny lands, miles
east OF the city, are for sale on Terms 70 SUIT
purcnssers. for cash or on any Iime-frOm one
10 ten yesrs and in any quanuty-irom acres
10 31J. Ny residence, with from Il u . acres
land, will be sold at a great bargain, Tor cash
or on tie usual terms. Apply 10 any sollI on Tue
premises, or 20 ROysteT, 1Eezeyant q Co.. my
q cents, IN the city. --,,,,-r-,-.D-,,
lel7 \. N. ARb.LhNANL.
NOR SALE-Having determined to change
q our business we her Tor sale our SMALL but
we'll selected SrOCK OF GROCERIES, and q
lease on one Cf the BEST BUSIN Fs5S . OUSto
in The city. We val sell also splendid subur-
ban RESIDENCE, - miles from tie city, near
SsIll's station, with ~ acres OF ground, WHO
ali the uecsss ary improvements. Apply 70
- T}Io-z je7 n
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DISTRICT CONYEN hon.

SIXTEENTH DAY Thursday Sun RI
sts 5:l0; sets 7:44.
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Irtansss RenOrls fOr sale.

-v-soR SALE two complete sets OF the Reports
OF the Supreme Court OF Arkansas, froR
Sol. / 20 vol. a inclusive one set 9linost n
irely new. Apply 10 uy9I L. n FAAE
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER

memphis and White River o. s. Man Packet
Company
FOR Helena, DeYalls Bluff, Little Rock. An
sust@, SacAson port and all Way Landings
DEL No z---.-.-.--..---.James Rice master
This hne passenger packet leaves
for the above on e -
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY q MILLER. Agents
oJsHerson street, under Commercial Hotel
tyl6 81 O'71-
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NOTICE.

UNITED STATES ISTERNAL REvENUE0
CoIIECTORis OFFICE, SrH DISTRICT, TENN,
MEMPHIS, July Ii, 1868
WILL SELL ON THE 24TH INST, AT THE
| house OF Edmonds. Pettigrew q Co, in this
city Fifteen CRddies Of Manufactured Tobacco,
forf tied TO the Government for violating the
Revenue LIS VS. Of the United States.
fyIl ROLFE =. SAUNDERS. Collector
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Go to 32l Main street for fruit jars.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
OTiee---KO. Is jefferson Street..


mississippi ana Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE, DEPAET.
New Orleans express, daily, $40 pm. 4:l5 pm
Ssrdis acoom'n, daily, ex-
Freight, North Tuesday,
Thursday ard Saturday
South, Monday, Wednts- 49,
day and Friday ............. S:;5 p m. G % ana.
Takes effect Sunday, tune ., lo6s-
A. s. LIVERMORE, 9en1 Bupt;
C,P, OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. je2S
Memphis and Little Book Railroad.
Trains on this division of the road now run
days, as follows
Leave Hopeheld at $50 am.
Returning leave Edmondson's at 500 pm.
FerryDOat Nevada Will leave Ioot OI Union
street and connect with train.
Excursion tickets, good Tor three days, soIo
at reduced rates. JAS. W. kOBEhISON,
je25 General superintendent
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
ARRIvE. DEPART.
Through Mail (daily).......... GU pm I250 n
Cfhis train does not leave Saturdaysl
Corintb Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays ALL. bUV an
SOmerviie ACCOMMODATION z.,o -, -,
daily Except sunday. $780, SIS am. 5:IO pm
Railroad Time is % minutes faster thAn city
time.
". J. Russ, GenI sup't.
EempbIs and Louisville Railroad Line
DEPART. ARRIvR.
Dav Fxursss ,,,............ 700 am. 5l5 pm
Night Express .........-- 400 pm. Sl5 an
Railroad Time Is minutes faster than city.
Ticket Offices Nc. 2577z Main street and at De-
pub HeS-- u -A5 s. - ~ y ZONES Cent Sup't
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EUCR EYE SALVE,

Cppm.D~ CURE FOR PILES.
U. D.JOHEEDS,
'DolN ~ Isl Main street
fvl -
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LLOYD, CLARKE d Co. have fruit jars.
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FRUIT JARs At Lloyd, CLARKE & Co.'S
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BUCK EYE SALVE,
GREAT REMEDY FOR PILES.
Sold by A. RESKERT,
sol 10 Main street.
NnfEee.

u HAVE two beautiful and well improved
I Plantations IN Lee county, ia, Wllhln
Ft,ree miles Of the city Of Albany, bounded ~
- ~ the best railroads IN the state and the
80 aud commodious Dwelling in the city
sVbicll VIII gladly sell OF exchange for other
fT5Iya-.y. EsarSr 20 ms -
. ~ FtNAefHF
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE

D1 recent arrangement several schools
~ with a mum Der OF the most success fuI teach
eIs IN the city. have been merged into the
Meknphis Female College. Mrs. VI. a. l. Morgan
OF the Lee Academy, will be the principal in
siructTess and she Is authorized TO collect All
current fees during the ensuing scholastic year
and receipt officially for the same.
&. g. MACPHERSON,
President and Agent CorporatoTs.
MEMPHIS, July 3, 1858.
In accordance with the arrangement above
mentioned which includes the Lee Academy
and the schools Of Miss SalIie Cornelius and
Mrs. Ellen Richardson, I shall organize the
forms for the ensuing Scholastic : ear, IN the
Memphis Female College, on tt ESDAY, Sep
tember /, 1863 The faculty in full and other
particulars, viii &c announced 81 an early day.
iys n. A. *. MORGAN, Principal.
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EDUCATIONAL.
AIaeOn Masonlc CoIIece.

GITUATED seven miles north Of Iasavat,..
- Depot, IA. and G. K r, Ia healthy vfflage
MacOS. Tenn resumes on 3D. Monday July'
rendering preparatory review for the rev
scholastic session. TO be opened on fyt Wonliayy
IN September. Thorough collegiate course
taught by an able and experienced facultv-.
Board per month, SIS Tullon, g, e. S. 81 Il
and s.. DR.. g. T. HUNTER, Pres't Roarti
u. j. MuRRaI.I.- Sscrefarr I'D L =
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CALENDAR.-JuIy-7Ih Month.
PHASES OF THE NOON.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
Indian outrase..

The Indians on this eoas; refuse to be pa
cited Letters from Capt Ashley, Super
intendsnt at Williams FORK, AriLons, (to the
Alial dated March 18th, give the following
account Of their doings:
On the I7th Of March the Indians killed
Mexican on Williams Fork. between the
mines and the Colorado River, and on the
ISsh, forage party from the Great Central
mine. under the Superintendent ". Thoup-
son, was attacked BY the Indians while cut
ting hay, bat shor1 distance from the haei-
ends, and driven in The party succeeded
in making good their retreat, without the
loss OF 3 man or animal. though closely
pressed Whether these are the Indians
which We are told were all Quietly laboring
OF the 2lsf Of March AZ the Reservation near
Il Pzz, and IS happy and eontented Is Swim
leys eosrders, or were TeritAble Ap2ehes,
We are not informed; bat As detachment Of
United StStes troops. under command of
Gea- Price, from Fort Nojzxe, were landed
AZ the mines on the 18Th inst, and started ~
once on campaign against "a 10 - and his
friends. We shall probably soon End out
The Arrival Of the troops Was hailed with
great pleasure oy the sorely hzrassed miners,
and il WIS net doubted that the redskins
wc1ld soon bezzke themselves 10 the happy
hunting grounds Of their rzee. or seek more
retired locality Tor their operations With
TIE assistance Of the minsrs, il Vas thought
the troops wo1ld settle the little unpleas-
Sntries with our red brethren yeTy quickly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
COMM ERCIAL.
vovoJrTr H4Y1a lsss.


The vrafher continues vet An unasuai quantity
oS rAin has fallen lately, which has intezTrPie 'he
work on pantafions and should il oc1tisus fT some
time viii No doabt Hjurv rice 1rP 70 some extent
ouiie a number q plantations Arc neATF
through with taking % ths years o0fE While otheIs
hsr. s.opr-A grinding fr two OT three months, and
.pr.r, viii nos come frwz-d freely fOr sorne TO
com. a. {, has for n, TSsf four months
We arr riAa to nosios thA; a hul has psssed the
Legislature making the legal rate of interest FeT
cent Althuueh II does anect present eoutENets,
IL win have beneficial influence which can no, hdi
20 he q great hcnesi be the oO1ntry. II Is serious
quessioa Il the agricultural interests q ths eun'Iy
can p-sp-r uEder the present nate q interest and
4, is oulv fsv Who can b benefited BY high r-ies
No other country to-day Fays even per cent In
o.lif-pi. ~hers speculation runs high and prpPerty
Ia. been imts,rved beyqnd president, money can ee
.zasu rsiClNss securities al per cent, vh'ie the
=. taxss bring down the rate To the lendsr' -
cent may be = fair quotation on large
kinrst-clNss seonri;y.
4 NE sscAmsr Idaho and bark n c Murray sailed On
saturday. taking fan eArsoes and sOs o. to 20 rAss
.uSers between them.
The bark r " Mod sails for san Francisco 10
rpo-ruv. with car-O q sugars
The Clara sutn viii saii fo- San fr4noisoo o.
saturday next, With eArso Of srsar, molAsses and
pula. She h also engaged fun q passenger
The Clio q. lo~dins sor Hong Kong, and the Robert
Cowan for Vancouver Island.
ne Alaska Is ioadiug fr Portland, TO sAii in few
days
The william wilcox. under charter fas Bakers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13

CoNcEKT.-The Concert al kAwaiahAo, on
Saturday evening, for the sufferers in Kau,
drew large audience, and resulted in fund
of about $500. for distribution. The music
WIS well selected aud pleasantly rendered
The accompaniment Of the organ, was an Sd-
diiiOn to the former concerts given there.
Choruses by the school children, and solos
on the violin by Master Mclean, also gave
variety to the programme The solo :" I'd
be star by Miss Davis, ELECTED great ap-
plause. The concert was given under the
patronage Of the Hon. Mrs. Dominis and
Hon. Mn. Bishop, and We are glad that their
efforts, in behalf Of the people Of Kau have
been nobly seconded BY the response of the
public Another Hawaiian Concert for the
Kan sufferers will be given next week ST the
KAumakapih Church
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
PASSENoE ERS.

FoE Say FEAScIsoo-per Idsho, May 81 Rrinek-
erhof- & " Bunpoil ; WAierheEse. } p nAvea-
pcrt. wife saG cail1; Frank Bruvn, Z Adams and
Pierce. " FriEk Miss { Bake. Il Rouse. 4 H
Numfo-d GNsfon Rev Mr. R0szs. Mr STAMP.
Morsou Mr. Newman J kArlon. Mr. TA01lNs. John
Gihsoa. Bernard Hernstcin, " { Rush, A Is1es. A
Hs0irioksoa, " kinlSy, Coleman Ms "
Lewis J " Lewis, GAriiner-
Fok Say FkAScIsoo-Per Z Murray, Nay e-Nrs
c LeoaArd Aad child SherGzAn Peek Mrs Reok- Jas
Nzkee. Mrs Make. ChAs Make. { Bqy5sn. Nrs Boy
den Mis- Boyden I tiree1. Mrs Z Green MIS- Ella
Grsen. Saith Nm A L Suaish. } A Szlita, "
Smith and childrez- SAzli burbank. IEos Cruss, "
6aldy. 6Andy, nr 4 Jpdd Nh & 2 Judd. Cozl
John Rasy EdwArd keaza, Mss kSss Harris. Hunt
Id james, Green, " Lake, ThozlAs- : Auss,
Manuel Gurasy. J En1s. NInosnf.
FOE SAY FkASoIsoo-psr Z " WOod, Nay ls-Aus
Killers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13

NAvAL-H. B. Ms S. Reinde- arrived on
tie 7th ult,, 10 days from EsquimaulL She
is corvette of a5S tons. go horse power,
and carries guns The Cztaoleoa left Esqui-
mault for Panama, April 9th. Her list OF
officers is as follows:
CuuzGsGer-EiWArd NsreS-
Lsossez1s1s-WilliAn H c St CAR. Albert J.
0Kncke.
Norss-;fSs Lie4t>ssst-ChAries woston.
Sarpeaa-JNlnes c. ESsfocsf-
ftyuslsfer-Chkries RNrrs-
Gag k.tCiEzrr-lohn 2. Allen
AtsiSs1Ef Ss,ssas-EdVArd Dam, N. D
80 si-Lis1-,n-n.s-E1pz-d J. Nilcdsid Aleyne P.
RAsoa-, Coauf T. c Ne;AxA
ksgtaos-S-Thossss Sc.tf gchr Leesoa.
Asgisilaf Es-ise,r-ElIjAh Tricker.
Hsissar1cl-Chk-lcs ". Las. Thomas 7. rhurcAs
D Z B. keaderso1. L c. Stuart
Clcre-Arthur I Clavdoa-
Grl.Ner-W iiliA-n Bockhzn-
Cl1-FoS-c--IolafhAu Nav
Arfiss Bsotssana-FrSasis RroSdneAS-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13

PRINCE ALFRED.-We have always hoped
that the Gals,oa would visit Honolulu, hut
have been informed that we were out Of his
route. The following item from the Mel
bourne HerIid Of Feb. q, indicates that We
may receive call from the Prince;
By the last mail letter was received by =
gentleman in Adelaide, from one Of the Off
Gers OF the GaiGfos, stating that Z" H r. Il.
the Duke OF Edinburgh is 10 90 from New
Zealand 10 Tahiti, Honolulu. Callao. Valpa-
raise. Falkland Islands, Monte Nideo, Rio.
DemerSra, Trinidad, Toboga, Grenada. Gnd
BarhadOes. and thence home 10 Portsmouth,
where he is TO arrive in January, 1859. This
is no yachting voyage, considering the GalS-
lea musi round Cape Horn in September"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
Nh EprroR

MR EDIroR:
respectfully beg leave to inform you that
& / Ms Commissioner and Consul has
placed in our hands the sum Of S75 francs, to
be applied 10 the relief Of the poor people
who have been injured BY the earthquake Of
the I'd instant, TO De disposed of without any
distinction between Catholics and Protest
aots-misfortune being the only reason for
granting assistance.
l have been very happy TO comply with the
desire Of Mr.. BsrSnger, and you wOlld oblige
me very much by acknowledging in your
paper the offering, and returning our thanks
10 our benetActor
Your most ob'i serv't, Cas- PoUzoI,
Hilo, April %, 1868 Catholic Priest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13

JAPANESE NIsTToRS.-our residents hsTe
noticed since the arrival ofthe ISsso. s party
Of four japanese gentlemen, who are visiting
our Islands on a tour of observation for bust
ness purposes. and for pleasure Their po-
hteness, pleaSsntness, and eagerness to ae-
quire information, render them acceptable
visitors, aud we believe that every one has,
so ar. treated them with respect and consid-
srstion- Their visit is intimately connected
with our future business relations with Japan,
and We hope they may be able 20 give fA-
vorabIe report of rs 10 their countrymeu-
Our Consul at Yokohama says of Dr. Sc
kidd, the head OF the party; He is man
Of position here, and will well represent his
eountrymen ei Hawaii He is the first Jap
Anese who bss ever invested money in goods
to send abroad, and hearing me speak SO
much Of Hawaii and It's people, Is determined
TO see for himself On his return here. We
will have 8 reliable man TO answer all in
quiries the Government may desire to make,
from one Of their own people, in whom they
have reliance
DR.. Sekido viii visit through the Islands,
having an eye TO our productions, labor sys-
ten, and the mercantile advantages We may
have 70 oder in the way Of trade with Japan
ogatA Tegiro (merchAnt,) has been to the
Islands before, and has charge Of the goods
brought by the party. Z&ngimoto (student
and interpreter, has lately returned from the
Atlantic States, and is, therefore, somewhat
acquainted not only with the English Ian
gnAge, but with our customs and ways Ze-
guich (studentl. proposes TO remain here
soma months, to attend school, learn the Ian
gaage, and establish himself, perhaps, IS q
merchant
This visit We consider most interesting
fact, IS evidencing the favorable regard with
which the Islands are regarded IN japan, and
If may prove the commencement Of more in
innate business and national relations.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13


CoKEA-The AkG has letter from China,
received by the last arrival. which furnishes
the following: Cora Is country and coast
Of which We know but little. aud ST the same
time land which report says is rich in pre-
cious metals, and = gSrden-spot Of fertility
The loss Of the American schooner GsNSrai
!SlsT1A1n on the coast Of the Cora peninsula
during the early part Of 1867, and the report
Of the massacre Of all the people on board,
Is 8 matter which has never been fully inyeS-
tiEzted. Now 4 report reaches Us that some
Of the crew escaped the sword, but are still
held in bondage So the {. s steamer SsSR-
crdo,1k. under command Of CSptSin Ferbiger,
ssils in few days TO investigate the General
sSasTIHGs's disaster, and also 10 survey the
coast Admiral Rowan. it is supposed, will
bring orders to punish the bsrbsrisns. Such
attempts all good men viii hope to see
crowned with success, and not thWsr1ed Ike
the French expedition which came 10 grief
some months since, or even bring upon Us
the distress which Overcsme Is st FOrmoss-n
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
Asslr1r-Kaleikiui was brought to Ho

AssAuIT-Kaleikini was brought 10 Ho-
nolulu by the Kaauea. from North kOna,
bound over to the next Circuit Court st Wal
mea, charged with assault with deadly
weapon. On Sunday, Sc ult-, the prisoner
went to the house of Ahu, (Chiuamanl, and
called for some article, which was denied
him. An alteration and scufie ensned,
during which Ahu received a severe stab in
the neck, and smother thrust in the back,
which was slight, owing to the knife being
turned by his clothes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
Cottons.

Very superior ocsou cloth Sinches wide Of the best
American factories, very fne white NAinsook and
Victoria lawns, bishop lawns, book muslins four diff
ferrnt qualities very ne white tSrlAtans, also in
blue, pink, and bun; orss band muslins fne jAco-
nets also ne white hriliSnts 10 different patterns
= large assortment Of curtain muslins, white pink
and blue bobbinett nsgsqutto netting l0o-iR wide,
buf, blue and pink ChAmhreey lawns, cotton towels
and toveiing. blue and brown cotton drilling. Amos
keSg denims, very superior pointed French jaoonet
and prints, Brooks white and colOred spool eott0ns
crochet, knitting and nlendng cotton, white cotton
aud serpentins brSds, white and black foundation,
very hne white wash net, Powered bobbinett lace,
blond iAees all colors Of paper canbric and secia
for Innings, new muslin dress patterns canvass for
eabroidery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
Licenses Expiring in May, 1868.

DETAIL, Ho1clrlu-sth 7 Neal: Ie.h G.
II Howe. lIsh. A Hoe: Iith. J. ". Smith; Sd
: SsvaiSe. Ssth. wsa Go; 81. Afr1E Aohrck;
ls.h Chulku Rru.hsrs. szsh, L L fo-bs-t. 21th. J.
Steunck. Pzl1zn& RosAi. osAhE-Iosh AkNr waislul-
l7th Al Lei. Co Mzzi-9i- Boshie. LzhAinS: Al
A-1s1- Do; Isl. MoSzrnGu L Sou. wNiluku- Hawai-
Is-h Wal zee, wEineA; ie,h, A White, MoioAS;
1-th PAc Yss kAg&ia-
WHOLESALE, Hoooiulu-lst " L&5a: Isl. Z
Adams
VICTUALLIN6. Hoaolulu-Ss. jose Ariss; Ist Y
Cohea; essh, All Hoe; f0sh- Lam Tai. 2azh, Al Wa,
Uiakoheo.
AUCTION. Ho2Olrlu-Sd. BN-sev Hawai-
lS-h. c No,ley.
BILLIARDS. ozhz-llsh. Dzuzoa- Liberty Hall.
HORSE Ho1oiEiu-ls-- kEzzziie. Nc 3
BOAT. MEui-lsk. Hoopsi Lzhxiua
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
COPYRIGHT.


DE 1T REMEMBERED, THAT ON
-ED the ist day Of February, A. d. lsss, J. W. II.
KAUWAHI, Of Lahsina- Island Of Maui, has depos-
ifed in this ooe the title Of book the right where
Of be claims author, in the words following, to
wit:
"KUHIKUHI o KANAKA HAWAII
Now. Therefore, know all men by these presents
that 1, L. Kamehameha- II. II. Ms Minister Of In
terror in accordance with resolution Of the King in
Priv Council bearing date the 18th day Of Februa-
~ IS5S and by virtue Of me authority IN me vested
by Section lst Of the general provisions Of Article
Chapter T. Of the Act to organize the Executive De-
partments-laws ls45 and 1s46-do hereby grant un-
to the said J. W. II. kauwah his executors aslsin-
strStors and assigns, the sole right and liberty OF
printing reprntng, publishing and vending the said
book Of forms in the Hawaiian Islands. for the term
Of ten years from the 18th day Of February A. D.
IS5S.
In testimony whereof. I. L. Kamehameha, His
Majesty's Minister Of Interior, have caused
II $ the seal Of the Interior Office to he hereunto
affixed, this 18th day Of February, A. D. 1ssae.
L. KAMEHlanhA-
Be II RLNxrsEKED, that on the I'D day Of Yebrua-
~ A d. 1S6S J. ". II. Kauwahi, Of Lshaina Island
Of Maui in accordance with Section ID Of an Act
- To encourage lessning in this Kingdom, by secur
ing the copies Of charts maps and books TO the
the S1st day Of December 1854 has deposited in this
afice a copy of his book, entitled,
"KUHIKUHI o KE KAEAKA HAWAII"
The rights Of which he claims as author.
In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set my
hand and cau-ed the seal Of the Interior De-
Il 5 partmeut to be affixed at Honolulu his 18th
day Of March, A d. 1s6s-
RERD. W. HUTCHINSON,
1+2m Minister Of Interior
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS
IN THE
SAVINGS BANK.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that all
N amounts exceeding THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, now on deposit on interest in our
Savings Bank. viii cease to draw interest from
the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. next, except IN
cases Of special agreement, fixing q rate Of in
terest for stated time. Also, that the rate
Of interest on sums less than Three Hundred
Dollars, remaining on deposit in our Savings
Bank on the First day Of September next,
viii be reduced to six per cent per annum.
BISHOP L CO.
Honolulu, Msy 5th, 1865. l6-tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
NOTICE.

DRoPER APPLICATION HAVING BEEN
Il made to the undersigned, BY Mrs. L. s.
johnson. to be appointed Adrainistratrix upon
the Estate Of Rev. Edward Johnson. late Of
Waiole, Hsnalei. Kauai. deceased, Notice Is
hereby given to al whom it may concern. that
Thursday. the 41h Of June, st the hour Of 10
4. ~ 5s the day and hour appointed for the
hearing Of said application. and all objections
thereto, st the Court House, st Wsiole, Eana-
lei, kzuSi.
DUNCAN McBRYDE,
Circuit Judge, Fourth JuLieiAl Circuit.
Wahisws, May 4. IS6S.-IT-st
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-05-13
Boots and Shoes.

Gents superior calf dress boots do half weled boots
ladies' superior black prunela opera CATERS Of the
best factory in the United states very large variety
Of ladies' cloth gSiters shors and high heels best
make do cloth gziter ties do black kid and
gAiters, do black button CATERS do superior black
kid slippers, childrens ankle ties misses slippers,
boys morueco patent leather and calf skin shoes,
babies shoes and ankle ties misses cloth morocco,
patent leather and calf skin CATERS.