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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-04-24
+. R. GLASCOCK,
ByB.L. sTUBBLEFIELD.
spr}t II Dep Z = Marshal, Messenger

sslHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
L 18th DAY of March, A. d. 1868. a warrant IN
bankruptcy was issued against the O. estate q
VIM F. Allen, Of the county OF o attn ana
bankrupt on his own petition: that tue pay
ment Of any debts and delivery OF any properly
belonging to such bankrupt, to him OF LOT ms
uss and the transfer Of any property % MN hIe
forbiddep bv law that meeting Of the cred
itors of the said bankrupt, 20 prove their deDts'
ana to choose one or more asslgnees OF MS e5ta{
holden on the 18th day of May, A. d lsos.
al 10 O'Clock A NJ at the Office Of the Register IN
Bankruptcy, Carthage, Tennessee, before, D. w
johnson, EsQ.. Register. =, ~. ,-Coot-
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ByH. T.. sTTBBLEFIELD.
.br34 N Dep. o. 8. Matshal. Meaongsr.

Ss579T5 I- 10 GIVE NOTICE. THAT OF THE
i i0th day Of April. A. ID. 1853. a war; ant in
BANKRUPTCY was Issued against the e9,sts p.
Asron FIetbsr. Of the county % hrfel
~ sfafs 0f tennessee who has been 81
INDEED a bankrupt on his own petition; thdt
The payment of any debts aud dsliyery o. any
property belonging % seen bankrupt, - ll.A Z.
e. lame and the transfer Of any properly ~
rim are forbidden BY Law that a nesting on
ne creditors Of the said bankrupt, o prove thsr
dsbts. and % choose ons Or more alifnees OF
bis estate will be bsld al a Court Of bankrugicy.
fo be holden on the 4th day Of May g. u.
lsgs al 10 o'clock A. n. az the once OF toe
Resistsr IN Bankruptcy. NON innEtiie, zen
r. X 6LAsCOCh,
4 s. Marshal. Messenger
hi. STU BBLkFIELD.
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L. 5. Marshal Messenger.
ByH l.. SrUBBLEflELD.
apr24 &c Dep. u >. Marsoal' mela1Nt''f

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE
l oh day of April. A. d. lst5. a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against the e-ia's
Of samuel j. Bradley. 0t the county or HhIse
iudgsd a bankrupt on his own petition mat tls
psvmeut of any debts and delivery % auy Prop sf-
Is belonging 20 such bankrupt. 70 him. of f'i me-
use and transfer Of any properly - him 90
forbidden BY law; that a meeting OF the ere iiL-
ors of the said bankrupt. TO prove theis ie7l7s
and 10 choose one more assignees Ui hl7 e.tste'
will be held At Court OF banhtup'e}r " ~
holden on ths 25th day u May. A. a. l5ns.
Al 10 o'clock A. NJ. az the once Of tho hegistsr
in Bankruptcy. Sparta tennessee, before >
johnson Esq, Register , 80, ,sg,r,-
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LouisviIIe Market.

LOUISVILLE, April 23.-Iobacco hrm !
sales Of 2O4 hhds. Jugs to fair leaf - 70
6l6. Cotton 30c. Flour-superfus - 70.
Wheat. prime g 55@2 80. Corn, shelled
bulk. ssG90c. Oats 72675o. Heavy
Kentucky bagging 2lc. Rope 94c. Mes
Dork sZ7 rs. Bacon-shoulders 1910 clear
sides l7ic, holders asking an advance.
Lard-tierces 1s4c; kegs ls4c. Whisky,
free 50 %
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U. 5. Marshsl. Messenger.
ByH. l.. STUBBLEFIELp,
snrs4 IN Dep. u 8. Marshal. Messenger.

ruHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON
in bankrnptcy was issued against the estate Of
VIM. M Bell. of Rome. in the county OF
smith and State OF Tennessee, who has been al.
tba ravrenf of any debts ahd delivery Of any
pToperty belonging to such bankrupt to him. or
f1r his use and the transfer Of any property ~
him. are forbidden by las that meeting OIL
their debts and to choose one or more assiEnees
Of his estate, will be held at Court OF bank-
Tuptcy. 10 be holden on the 18th day OF May
A D. 1868, at 10 o'clock D., A. the once ol cue ue
Lsi5rs j. ". johnson, Esq. Register.
r. X. GLASCOJk,
u S. Marshal Messenger.
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A.& J. Trownstipe & Co., rs. Edward
Williams. Dismissed.
Read & Gray IS. Edward Williams.
Dismissed.
Bohm, Mack & Co. us Edward Williams.
Dismissed.
Kuhn, Netler & Co. rs. Edward Will
Iiams. Dismissed.
Cowan, Bradshaw & Co. rs Minor Cam
non. Continued.
Bancroft & Co. IS. ]. K. Wagstaff q Co.
Nolls pros as to j. NJ Wagslaf.
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GENrEEL SCAMPs.-On Wednesday two
drug-house drummers from New York,
genteelly dressed aud calling Themselves
Edward Partenheimer aud q. 4. Gibson,
were in town selling various articles by
sample, without license. They were at
once jerked up by the police, but their
gentlemanly appearance aud pretended ig-
norance Of Nashville municipal law, Sc
cured their release upon their own reeog-
nizance, both promising TO appear prompt
" before the Police Commissioner next
morning. When yesterday morning came.
however, the oily Gothamites were not to
be found, and rumor said they had taken a
Northwestern train for Jacksonville.
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A liberal reward IL offered for the recoy-
cry % q stray mare.
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mARkETs BY TELEaRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, April 23.-Cotton active.
Sales 10000 bales. Uplands l23@ l2fd
Orleans l24@l2td.
LoNDoN, April 23.-Consols 1910 9S4;
Bonds 100 7O5. Bullion in bank decreased
E1S4 600.
FRANKFORT, April 23.-Bonds 754.
HAvRE, April 23.-Cotton 6rmer; tres
ordinaire ISL. Afloat las.
LIVERPOOL, April 23-Eyening. Cot
ton higher; uplands 1928 afoai l25; Or
leans l2s. Sales Is, 900 bales.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK. april 23.-Money esEy.
Call loans 6(G7. Discount 7GS. Sterling
firm at 10000. Gold 40. Tennessee
Is 6S4.
New York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, April 23.-Heavy brown
sheetines 174@l8. Merrimsck d prints
1874 Coats spool thread 10.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, April 23.-Cotton &c bet
ter; sales 1900 bales upIsnds 32c. Ric'
dull; Carolina lO40l14c. Coffee firm. 81
gar firm; Cuba ll912c Molsssss active
| Cuba 4s05 SOC. Flour quiet bat very tirm
Wheat lG2c better for spring. Corn heavy
at 81 1901 16.
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FINANCE ARD TRADE.
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS

NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS.
sSITED STATES AND oFsRR ssCUBIriEs.
sa Ist series. =
SOS, "a series. .-..-....- ...-.--.....l lz4
D W. u seEies Wa
> as. New lssne-..-.-.-.- -----------.-- ~
T-als. "a a0d 81 series. .-....-..Iuo
Compound Interest Notes, May. ls6o.....-...llt74
=" - Aug. lSt6-.......lla
sept. l565.--......ll5
- Oct. ls.'5- ----~lI5
Coupons ---...--.------..-- --.. -
Louisville n Nashville Ii. K. stock q
FAX Rsce pts -
Nashville & Chattanooga K. K. Stock ---.-- ~
Nashville and Chattanooga K. X. Bonds .....o4
Nashville Corporation Cheeks. -. ......---.. ~
BOnds............-.-.... % =.
COu pOHs.-...---..-.-.- 81 F.
South Nashville Street Il. Z. Stock 49,. go. - .
Suspension Bridge Stock. .........-..-....-lO loo /.
Davidson County Bonds-.-.--.--.-----...----.-. II
Printers Bank Stock II
Union Bank Stock TO
sPEOIR.
Buying SELLING.
OLA l.Gls ---..-. IilI
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The Talisman departs tomorrow At 4 P.
NJ. on her regular trip for Cairo and points
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THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTlCE. THAP on
the 18th day Of March. A ID. lsis. war
rant IN banKrupJey was issued agaiust the esta,e
L. I. Brown, of the county OF Jackson and
State OF Tennessee. who has been udiudset
bankrupt on BIS own petition: that the pay
nsnt OF any debts aud delivery 9t any properly
belonging 20 such bankrupt 60 bim. OF for bis
use. aud transfer vt any property b. hin are
forbidden by law; that a meeting Of the cret-
itors OF the said bankrupt 70 prove thciC debts
be holden on the 18th dsy OF Nav. A u
1898. at o'clcck P. A., &C the office Of the
Register in Bankruptcy, GalnsbOro. Tennessee,
before J. W. JOhneou. Esq. Register.
+. K. GLASCOCk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
COMM E RCIAL.
RONOLULU. JULT7. 1858.


TIE settlement Of accounts has been the principal
business Of the past week. The dulln-ss Of trade
affords an excellent opportunity for this kind Of
business. and. We believe !: is generally oonoeeed
that at this season Of the year money is more free
and settlements more prOmp; We hear Of no scar
city Of money at the present time,
E.P. Adams held an auction sale Of goods, ex H.
" Wood. on Friday last, such as -four, bran, Po'a-
toes onions cheese soap, salmon. etc. which sold at
San Francisco prices with freight added.
The D. C. Murray Is nearly full and will sail On
Thursday next
The r. W Wood is loading for Europe, and will
take full cargo Of wool, molasSes hides, etc
We hear Of no sales Of sugars or molAsses- The
price Of the former have advanced to what is consid-
cred the standing point and is more likely to lower
than to rise and the price Of the latter has fell By
the latest dates from San Francisco, the price Of
rsolasses was quoted at sc, and for choice &c.
The market is overstOcked with Flour and Bread
In fact what is known to be the way from Boston
and New Bedford with the stock hand, is eonsid-
cred to be nearly sufficient for the next six months
which will take In the fall season. With decline
in Flour, and our own bakeries going we think the
whaling feet can be supplied this fall, with cheap
bread.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

A NEW AND NOVEL ENIERPRIsE.-The
North American Wood Preserving Company
hare an establishment 10 process of eonstrue-
ton on Berry street, near Fourth, which is
very novel, and promises the most favorable
results in the operation of preserving wood
from the effects Of decay and the depreciation
Of the teroi0. The process was invented by
Mr.. Ssmnels, and is, of course, a secret. 4
huge wrought iron boiler plate, cylinder or
tube has been manufactured, in which the
timber is TO be operated upon. 1t is IS
feet long and 81 inches in diameter. At its
side stands steam boiler and engine The
timber to be preserved will be pushed into
the cylinder from q runway, and the door at
one end closed air aud steam tight The
timber viii be first subjected TO the action Of
steam which will be condensed in the cylin-
der, and the air exhausted Above and be-
low the iron tube are large wooden reservoirs
which are 10 contain a peculiar fluid prepara-
ton which viii be thrown into the tube BY
f1eans of force pumps till 3 pressure is exert
ed on the cylinder of 175 pounds to the
square inch, and on the wood with force sufi-
Gent TO drive ii into the pores of the wood
The engine Is about 20 horsepower, and will
work the force and air pumps The building
enclosing the boiler. tube and machinery, Is
nearly completed, and the establishment wiz
be in working order in short time.-BdlefiR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

SILVER CoINs.-There can be no hesitation
( IN saying that the existing silver coinage of
Great Britain is, in every way, In an unsatis-
factory state. One OF the frst steps taken
with view to the improvement of the silver
coinage, whatever may be ultimately done in
the way decentralization, should be the with
drawal from circulation of sill crowns, half
crowns and fourpenny pieces. They have
long since been doomed to gradual process
of extinction and numbers Of them find
their way annually 20 their birthplace and
their grave-the crucibles of the Royal Mint
This Is not enough They linger on the stage
when their parts have been already played
out, and interfere injuriously for the public
interests with their fellow performers. A
very large proportion of the crowns and half
crowns have been in circulation ever since
the great recoinage of silver in 1857.
They have consequently deteriorated in ap-
pearance, and lost weight by attrition to
such an extent as to render them unfit for
service, and in every way discreditable speci-
mems of British mintage. Beyond these
patent and notorious defects, there exists
another evil which is perhaps of more serious
moment The smooth-faced crowns and
half-crowns present almost irresistible
claims upon the attentions Of professional
manufacturers of spurious money. II is un-
derstood by those who are in position TO
know the fact that many thousands-and, 1t
may be, hundreds of thousands-of counter
felt crowns are now eddying along the
channels or lurking in the creeks of general
circulation. The palpable remedy for these
defects is the speedy recall of all the genuine
coins their transmission TO the Mint, and
their conversion into coins of existing and
not of extinct species The collection of
the condemned pieces might be made stimuli
taneously throughout the country by the
assistance of provincial banks, the authorities
of which might previously be supplied with
forms, shillings, and sixpence of recent
mintage for exchange. The loss of weight
contingent upon remeltiug and recasting the
obsolete coins might well fall upon the
national treasury, the public having had all
the advantages of their long existence, and
contributed to their deterioration. All that
is needed for giving effect to our suggestion
is the issue of Royal Proclamation, and the
completion of few preliminary and minor
arrangements. The fourpenny pieces, of
which there are comparatively few in circula-
ton, might be recalled aud converted forth
with into Incorporates (Which is about their
intrinsic valuel and thus another source of
annoyance would be got rid of-AeehdRios
Magazine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
The British Budget.

The REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES OF THE
COMING YEAR--In the House of Commons,
on the evening of the 2Sd April, the Chan
cellor of the Exchequer explained the budget
of the year. Promising that though the
elasticity of the revenue had not eQualled
that of former years, considering two bad
harvests and the commercial crisis, 8 retro
spect Of the financial condition of the coun-
try was not unsatisfactory, he plunged at
once into comparison of the estimated
revenue with its actual yield. Mr.. Hunt
passed then to the finances of the coming
year, and dealing first with the ordinary ex-
penditure, and putting out of sight for the
present the Abyssinisn expedition, he esti-
mated II TINS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

BE next explained how be proposed to
provide for the extraordinary expenditure
on the Abyssinian war. Promising that Mr..
Disraeli's original estimate of 5000, 900 for
placing the army on the coast of Africa
would not be exceeded, and would represent
the cost Of the expenditure up to the begin
ming of the year, Its expenses from that date
he calculated at 500, 900 per month And
as it was confidently expected that the expe-
dition would be over by the end of May, its
total cost would be e5,000. 900, of which
1900 ,00o remained to be provided If this
bad been a permanent expenditure, Mr..
Hunt said, be should propose to raise some
part Of the sum by tax upon articles Of
consumption; but considering how soon It
would be over, and the double disturbance
in trade caused by putting on an indirect tax
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

The REGATTA-The Regatta of the fourth
was a very popular and well attended affair.
The brass band were stationed on the Espla-
made, which was crowded with spectators,
as well as the vessels laying alongside the
wharves, all intent on watching the perform
anees of the boats. A large number of boats
were entered, and the competition was live
ly and exciting, and loud cheers greeted the
winning parties. The boats were started
from point abreast Robinson's wharf. and
rowed out to the entrance, rounded boat
stationed there, and thence back to the point
of starting. The judges were in boat, at
the place Of termination, and have awarded
the prizes TO the following boats
Prize of SEQ awarded "The Barge en-
tered by Kalakaua-
Prize of $50 awarded to "Liliu," entered
by Nslopi
Prize OF $40 awarded to Revenue CUTTER
entered BY Kaiape-
Prize Of $50 awarded TO Whalebozt, enter
ed By Kaluns-
Prize of SIS awarded to "Kearsargef en-
tered by J. Hitler
Prize of $50 awarded 10 "White Jacket"
entered by Allen Judd.
Prize of SIS awarded to canoe, paddles,
entered by Pinehasa
Prize Of SO awarded to canoe, paddles,
entered by kamoana-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

The entertainment of Mr.. c. B. Plummer,
at the Public Hall, last evening, was decid-
ed success, and large and appreeiative au-
dienoe attended The sentimental pieces
were good and well delivered, while his COM
ieal delinestions caused all TO have hearty
laugh. FIVE may judge from the applause,
none went away dissatisfied. Mr.. Plummer
promises another entertainment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

A PRUss1AS journal relates story of a
Jewish congregation which determined
to present to its Rabbi tun of wine, in
taken of their respect and love. Each
was to bringa bottle and pour the con-
tents into the receptacle. After the plan
had been carried out the cask was tapped
and found to be filed with pure water.
Each one of the donors had conceived the
idea that in such quantity single bottle
of water would not be detected, and the
result was as stated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

Mr. DIsRAELI has four dukes under him
in his ministry No wonder he says he
cannot bring forward an educational scheme
of the kind he would prefer. The marvel
is that he can drag these encumbrances
along as fast as he does. The dukes to
whom we refer are the Duke of Richmond,
the Duke of Marlborough, the Duke of
Buckingham,-the latter real Plan
tagenet, whose ancestors occupied them
selves four or FIVE hundred years in pull
ing out the teeth of Mr.. Disraeli's ances-
tors by way of extracting gold.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

ARRIVED.
July 1-HaW blk W Wood, Jacobs, l. days frou
san Francisco.
Schr Luka, from HAnalei
Schr Manuokawai. from Llama
2-Schr Kate Lee. from Lahaina and Makes
Schr Mary Ellen, from Naihee.
S-Schr Warwick, from MolokRi.
Schr kAmaile, from MolokAi
Schr Liliu, from Molokai
4-Stmr kilauea, from windward pOrts-
Schr Mary, from Anahola-
schr Hattie, from NaWiliwili.
6-Sch Kamoi, from KAhului
Schr Hette, from MoloaA-
n s-Sohr Mary, from Hilo
CLEARED.
July 1-Schr Annie, for Hiln.
2-Schr MAnuokawAi, for Hama.
Schr Luka for Haaaiei.
schr Prince, for konA-
6-Str kiauea. for windwArd ports.
Schr Kate Lee. fur Iahaina and Makee's.
Schr Mary Ellen, far Waihee-
Sehr Lilin, for MolskaL
Schr Mary. for AnEhola-
Sohr Hattie, for NaS-iliviii.
Schr Kamaile. for Molokai
7-Sehr Warwick, for Moiokai.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
Licenses Expiring in July, 1868,

DETAIL, Honolulu-July 1st. Hyman Phil
III lips Sd Sin VI, 18th All 70, 18th All Hu- End
Chung Hoou, l4ih W Warren, I'D, Altman, 81 "
Ryan, lst All Lii Co, 2nd All Man, 18th D y Flitner
WAialra 0ahu-26th All VISA Heeia-l5th All Tung.
Wsihee. Asui-lst White. HABa-5Oth 7 J, Steele
18th kanzkaoie CO. kailus, Hawaii-2zd Chun
Tuck. I'D Montgomery Wsimea-Sd Grazing Co,
Hilo-3Oth J d Mills 10Th II Hetmore. WAiohinu
9Th KaNaa, Kalaikoa ( Co. Koloa. KAuai-z5d A
Gillinghzm-
WH0LESALE-Honolulu,0 shu-1st Hyman and
Phillips, sth Ssvidge, LIST Walker Allen, lst II
Davies, Sd All Tn. Molokai
WHOLESALE sPIRIT-Honolnlu-lst I H Davies.
FICTUALLING-Honolulu All Luan- Hilo,
Hawaii, 18th Ii
PLANTATION-Hans MAui-l5th Kanhi- HiIo
Havaii-1sth Tucker Waller
H0RSE-Honolulu Oahu-Sd Kaankrn. No 6, 51st
Noa- No q, 3lst Maxine, Nos
B0AT-Honolulu-ITth Kali 1ss Baker, La
haina-
BUTCHER-Lehains. Maui-2ad KalaDaks-
BILLIARDS-Honolulu, 0shu-Tth. Nolte Kru-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

LARGE YIELD.-We learn that Messrs. E
tons Of sugar per acre from field of several
acres, the land having been surveyed and the
sugar weighed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
FRESH Milk! FRESH MILK!

Ss 1.-THE UNDERSIGNED, HAv- Gxs
-.ing bought out the Stock and -.
Business of Mrs. tombstone. will continue to
supply daily, Fresh Mix, to both old and new
customers, promptly and regularly.
Our new establishment being connected with
one Of the most extensive cattle and dairy
farms on this island, extra supplies of milk
can be furnished in any quantity. at short
notice. Custom Respectfully Solicited.
24-1m HOLT 4 RAU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

JURY TxE.-Marshal Parke requests us to
say that the Foreign Jury, drawn for the Ju
ly term, will not be required until Monday,
the 18th instant at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ, punctu-
ally
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
FIRE-Woop.
NE ARE PREPARED TO FUR

WE AXE PREPARED TO FUR
w nish Fire-Wood Of the Best Quality
0hia, koa, and Nenelesu-at our Landing
near Hilo Bay, in quantities te suit.
HITCHCOCK & BROTHER,
Hilo, Hawaii.
For further particulars, enquire Of
cAsrLE COOKE, Agents. lift
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

Mr.. BEcKwITH's SoHooL-The examina-
ton of the select school Of Mr.. N. B. Beck
with, Miss Atherton assistant teacher, was
held last Friday. The scholars were exam
ined in all the studies which have been
taught during the year, and exhibited COM
mendable progress. Frequent singing varied
the exercises. Mr.. Beekwith takes great
pains to teach thoroughly, the very pleasant
art of vocal music. The experience Of this
school proves that there are white children
in the town whose parents are unable to ed
ueate them, and unless the teachers of our
select schools can afford to tax themselves,
or help in other way be extended to such
children, they must remain without element
airy education. The fact is one worthy of
serious attention, and as this class of chill
dren increase, the necessity of making pro-
vision 10 meet such cases, will force itself
more and more upon the public attention
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, intending
Il to leave this Kingdom, hereby requests
all persons indebted to him to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
him viii please present the same for settle
ment. [2I.d] c. FRED. PFLUGER-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
TO BE SOLD.

"A PONY, CARRIAGE AND
&8kHARNESs. complete. The Horse has
been driven by lady. and is free from vice.
ALSo-A SADDLE HORSE, perfectly quiet,
and good PAGER. Inquire at the
24-u REGISTRY OFFICE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED. EXECUTORS OF
i the win Of John P. Parker. late Of Ham
akua. Island Of Hawaii, deceased, hereby no
tify all persons having claims against the Is
tate CT the said John P. Parker, to present
the same, and those indebted to the Estate
are requested 70 make immediate payment.
L LYONS,
J.P. PARKER.
Executors Of the VIII Of John P. Parker.
Hamskua, jane 10, 1864
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
REMOVAL.
G. Wilhelm. Baker.

TNHANKFUI FOR PAST FAvORs, RES
Il peetfully informs his Customers and the
Public generally, that he has removed his Be-
kerry from the corner Of Hotel and Maunakea
Streets, 70 Hotel Street, near the American
Legation a0-tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
FOR SALE.
THF ScHnnNRR

Is MI a r. Y, O.
OF HILO.
IS 1926 tons register, copper and eopper-fas-
tened. now running between this Port and Hilo,
having just been put in a thorough state Of
repair and furnished with complete set Of
New Sails, Gear, Ground Tackle, etc, is now
offered for sale. For particulars. apply to
L. L. T0RBERT,
Honolulu, or
IT-h ]. II. Coney, Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08

THE Supreme Court commences its July
Term to-day, Chief Justice Allen presiding.
There are not many cases on the calendar.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1868-07-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases of the Noon for the month of July
PKLPAKEp BIZ CAPT. DKS'L SMITH.
M E NJ ORANDA.

TIE bark D. C. Murray viii sail to-mor-
row, taking the mails.