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The New York herald., 1872-11-30

ACCIDENTS AT TARGET SHOOTING ore getting
to be Of Common occurrence. A party of lads
were engaged at practice with revolvers on
Thursday last, when one Of them was shot
through the body. ''This is sorry after
Moons work |" he exclaimed as he fell to the
earth, and Immediately afterward he expired.
No inexpert marksman should take part in
such amusement. AS general rule with our
target excursion crowds the target is about
the safest Of the company.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30
TRIPLE HEET.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
TO-Day'S Contents of the
Herald.

'THE DEATH OF HORACE GREELEYn-
EDITORIAL LEADER-SIxTH PAGE.
THE HERALD's CUBAN COMMISSIONER WARNED
OF DANGER FROM ASSASSINATION HIS
REFUSAL TO WRITE FOR THE ''DIARIOn
ENRAGING THE SPANISH VOLUNTEERS
HE OBTAINS HIS PASSPORT AND EN-
BARKS FOR HOME-SEvENTH PAGE.
GREAT VICTORY FOR M THEIRS IN THE
FRENCH ASSEMBLY, LONG AND STIRRING
ADDRESS BY THE AGED CHIEF OF THE
REPUBLIC-SRvENTHP PAGE.
PEACEFUL DEATH OF MR.. HORACE GREELEY
IMPRESSIVE SCENES IN THE CHAMBER
OF DEATH: SAD FINALE OF NOBLY
AMBITIOUS SPIRlT-TaIRD PAGE.
SHOCKING RAILROAD DISASTER TRAIN
THROWN FROM AN EMBANKMENTi ONE
MAN KILLED. THE OTHERS INJURED
DISASTERS ON THE LAKES-THIRD PAGE.
CABLE TELEGRAMs FROM EUROPE MADRID
EXCITED OVER A VISIONARY FRENCH
ARMY MENACE-SEvENTu PAGE. Sx
NEWS FROM THE FEDERAL CAPITALi OUR
RED PROTEGES: INCREASED TRADE WITH
CHINA: MR.. GREELEY'S DEMISE-TENTH
PAGE
SHIPwRECKS OFF THE SOUTH AMERICAN
COAST-A BREAK IN THE JAMAICA-AS-
PlNwALL CABLE LINE-MEXICO AND HER
RAILROADS-SEvENTH PAGE.
OUR FIRST GREAT SNOW STORM THE FALL.
ING BAROMETER AND FROSTY AIR-PER
SONAL NOTES-SEvENTH PAGE
BILLIARD CHAMPION OF AMERICAl CYRr.LE
DION, VICTOR OVER DEERY, RETAINS
THE DIAMOND GUEST. ANDREWS FES.
TIvAL-THIRD PAGE.
sWHOSO SHEDDETH MANS BLOoDp HANGING
OF A NOTORIOUS GEORGIA NEGRO: HIS
MURNEROITS
ASSASSINATION IN A GAMBLING HOUSE
FIFTH PAGE
ALABAMAs TWO LEGISLATUREsl BOTH
BODIES RECOGNIZED: POLITICAL
DICKER-STRANGE TENANTS FOR
CHUBCH-EIGHTH PAGE.
FALL PROGRAMME OF THE LOUISIANA JOCKEY
CLUB GOOD ENTRIES AND STARTERS
HIPPOGRAPHS-LITERARY CHIT CHAT
FIFTH PAGE.
A SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT A DEsTRUC-
TIVE FOE TO WOODEN SHIPS-RAPID
TRANSIT IN BROOKLiN-NEw JERSEY
AND THE NATIONAL CENTENARY-FIFTH
PAGE.
HOW A sUAvE AND 'FAST, BooKKEEPER
CAME TO BE MISSED, AND wHY-AR-
RESTS BY DETECTIyES-THE REAL
ESTATE MARKET-EIGHTH PAGE.
BEATING A WIFE TO DEATH SAD RESULT
OF INTEMPERANCE-FATALS SHOOTING BY
A B0Y-ODONOyAN ROSSA ON BURKE
AND FRoUDE-EIGnTM PAGE.
POLICY SHOPS BROKEN up ARRESTS BY THE
POLICE: ANOTHER SPASM OF OFFICIAL
vIRTUE-DISASTROUS TARGET SHOOTING
FOURTH PAGE.
FRENCH sPoLIATIoN CLAIM CREDITORS BE-
COMING ULAMoROUS FOR GREENBACKS: !:
ORIGIN OF THE CLAIMS INSURANCE
NINTH PAGE
Legal ALLEGED MURDER BY A SAILOR:
ERIE AND TnE LATE ''CORNER:r ROGERS
THE MURDERERi RUSSIAN BONDS
FOURTH PAGE.
ON CHANGE ~ GOLD DECLINING: THE BANK
OF ENGLAND DISCOUNT RATE: PACIFIC
RAILROAD AND LAKE SHORE AS FEA.
TURES-NINrH PAGE.
OUR SCHOOLHOUSES FROM A SANITARY
STANDPOINT WHAT THE TEACHERS AND
CHILDREN HAVE TO SUFFER: LACK OF
WATER AND OF FUNDS-ELEvENrH PAGE.
THE GUATEMALA DISASTERl PROBABLE LOSS
OF THIRTEEN: SUFFERINGS OF THE
ARIZONA'S CREw-FoURrH PAGE.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAi A CARGO OF
COOLIES FOR PERU: MISSIONARY EX.
]. PLORATIONS UP THE AMAZON-STAB-
x BlNG-ELEvENTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

A Coon PLACE FOR A GENERAL.-General
Horace Porter has accepted the Vice Presidency
of the Pullman Palace Gar Company, with
the actual control Of the company's affairs, as
Mr.. Pullman, the President, contemplates o
protracted business visit to Europe. Of course
General Porters acceptance Of the comforta-
BILE and well-paid position necessitates his re-
tirement from the post of Secretary to Presi-
dent Grant The public will be gratifed to
learn that the President has not deprived the
Palace Car Company of the generals valuable
services.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

The Moral OF THE NORTHWESTERN CORNER,
as Of oil Wall street corners, is, '.Never sell
what you do not possess. If man buys a
house for hundred thousand dollars and sells
it for fifty thousand, he knows his loss; but
when man sells at a certain price and agrees
to deliver railroad stock that he does not own,
he knows not how much he may be compelled
to sacrifice in order to make good his engage
ment. =,
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THE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS ON THE LINE OF
THE RIO GRANpE remains agitated and very
deeply excited as win be seen by our Matamo-
ros despatch in the HERALD this morning. A
row between soldiers and citizens ended fa-
tally to the lives of q number Of persons, and
the Customs Tariff question of the Free Zone is
still cause of anxiety to the mercantile com-
munity.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

QuAnTERMAsrER GENERAL ME1cs REpoRrs
that the examination and settlement of the
accounts of the war have OF length been COM
pleted and the business brought up to date.
The vastness of the labor may be inferred
from the fact that it has taken seven or eight
years to perform. 1t is matter of congratula-
ton that the books are balanced at last.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

RAPID TRANSIT IN BRooKLYN.-The Brook
lyn people are bestirring themselves in the
matter of rapid transit Subscription books
are open, and the committee on organization
have announced that board Of directors will
be elected and the work commenced as soon
as the subscriptions reach the amount Of half
o million dollars. The road will be partly
underground and partly viaduct and will run
from Fulton ferry to East New York. When
the East River bridge is completed, and the
two cities are united in q single corporation,
this will, probably, form portion of the
grand line from Westchester county to the
furthest limit Of the consolidated metropolis
on Long Island. 1t is to be hoped the Brook
lynites will push the work forward with vigor,
and, in view Of the future, New York capital
lists should be willing to lend them helping
hand.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

THE WRECK or THE STEAMSHIP GUATEMALA
AND THE ACCIDENT TO THE AR1zoNA--two oc-
currences of a very disastrous and exciting
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

LUCKY RAscALs.-Two convicts were par
doned by the Governor Of Massachusetts, on
Thanksgiving Day, according to custom. The
fortunate JaliOirus wiiose cages were thus
thrown open had been imprisoned, the one
thirteen years and the other seven years.
The first was o life sentence for arson, the
other a twenty years term for burglary. It
must have come hard on the Boston people
just now to pardon an incendiary; but both
the lucky criminals are still young men, and
it is to be hoped that the lesson Of their long
release may serve to make them good citizens
and honest men for the balance of their lives.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

wAIIACK'S THEATRE. broadway ano Thirteenth
street-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. Matinee at Ia.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE Twenty fourth street.
MERRY WIVES or WINDSOR, Matinee at Ia
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

NIBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince ana
Houston streets.-LEo Loros.
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Broadway; between Ihr-
teenth and Fourteenth strcets.-AcSEs Maunee NJ Pa
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Iho state OF Spain is at this moment de-
plorable. The government of King Amadeus.
while endeavoring to preserve order and ex-
tend something like constitutional freedom
to the Spanish people, is beset on all sides
with enemies. It has become so much the
habit of parties in this distracted country to
appeal on all occasions to the arbitrament Of
the sword that they will not be content to use
the means furnished them by the constitution
to remedy the abuses of which they complain
It is unfortunate that it is not in the power of
any Minister, by even the most liberal policy,
to conciliate the disturbing elements. The
cause of this is that the grounds of difference
are radical, and the party out of power can
only be satisfied by the overthrow of the ex-
isting government Nothing that the govern
ment of King Amadeus can do will satisfy
either the Carlists or the Alfonsistas or the
extreme republicans. While differing upon
all other questions they are agreed that the ex-
istence of the Kings government Is an evil that
ought to be removed. This is the true solu-
ton of the constantly recurring troubles in
Spain, which no reform seems able to prevent.
OAlcoS tuAb btttC VI eAiu6o SoA 10 O1ouSAc w u
speedy termination Spain will degenerate to
the condition of Mexico and fall prey to mill
tary adventurers. The strange feature Of
Spanish political life is the tenacity with which
the nation asserts its right to govern Cuba at
the same moment that all the world is agreed
that it is incapable Of governing itself. With
out spark of national feeling in the conduct
of home affairs, Spain exhibits haughtiness
bordering on insolence in the assertion Of a
nationality that Spaniards trample upon at
home in the cause Of some vicious or
imbecile leader. Neither. the Carlist nor
republican party is of more impor-
tance than the good name or the
well-being of the common country, but the
moment foreign question is involved all par
ties unite in protesting an exaggerated patri-
otism that in the eyes Of the rest of the world
seems ridiculous and absurd in view of the
internal condition of SPAIN The only appar-
ent hope of the salvation Of the country is in
the triumph of the government of Amadeus;
and as the army seems to be really loyal the
King may in the end be more than match
for his numerous but derided enemies.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

THEATRE CoMIoUE. 5lf Broadway.-DEAD BROKE
WATgRMELoNs. Matinee at 2le.
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

BOOTHS THEATRE. Twenty third street, Sixth
ayenuS.-ROMEo JULIEr Matinee at2.
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quences.
Otherwise the history a.. and the enduring re-
wards Of Mr. Greeley's industrious and useful
career are full of encouragements to young
men who, without capital, personal influence
or powerful friends, have the battle of lite
before them. He is only one Of many ex-
amples of this character; but few against such
distractions have achieved SO much as he in
substantial and enduring honors. If he was
ambitious his was that lofty ambition of gen.
erous minds, whose highest aspirations are
the good Of their fellow men if he had his
eccentricities they were those Of the genuine
American republican and the ardent philan-
thropist; if his political course is marked by
some strange perturbations, they only bring
into bolder relief his general consistency,
strength, earnestness and intrepidity of char
acter As o teacher of the practical, domestic
economies he may well be called ''our later
Franklin" as champion Of equal rights he
was an advanced disciple of jefferson; as the
advocate of his American system he was an
advanced disciple of Henry Clay, while as a
teacher of the science of agriculture his name
has become household word in every farm
house il the country.
To the adopted citizen fresh from the tram
mels of less liberal governments across the
Atlantic his name has been as potent as his
wholesome advice and generosity were pro-
verbal. When a mistaken fanaticism preached
death or almost death TO the foreigner Mr.
Greeley was ever to be found ia this as in
The New York herald., 1872-11-30

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway. between Houston
nd Bleecker sts-KENILwoRru Matinee att.
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money. The Minister Of the Interior allows me 10
state for him that be has obtained the best means
10 bis power, and had a report made upon the cost
OF constructing this road ever the Pail, which was
laid before this Assembly some time ago. There is
q great difference between q man who rides over
and back freqeutly and thinks, well, that ought TO
be built for so much, and man who sits down and
calculates the cost in detail By way OF Illustration,
allow me 20 offer the following: You sometimes
hear man say that il be were member OF this As
sembly, be oud pass Bill for this and thsti bat
when be comes in here be finds it very different, and
that It is not such easy task be took 1t TO be
As for myself, would be very much pleased to see
fine road over the Pail; bat before going any far
ther, would it not be well to instruct the Minis
ter Of the Interior to appoint Commission to re-
port 10 the House the expedieDce Of undertaking
such a measure. 1 move the Committee rise, and
let Us think Of the matter 10 the meantime.
Committee rose and the Chairman reported pro-
gress and asked leave to sit again. Report accepted
leave granted, and the Assembly adjourned until
Thursday the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock a. m.
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Sore Throat, Diptheria, Quinsey, Mumps
and all other arrangements of the
Throot

On the appearance Of any Of these maadies, the
Ointment should be well rubbed at least three times
day upon the neck and upper part Of the chest
penetrate to the glands salt Is forced into meat
this course will inflammation and ulcer
alton. The worst cases will yield to this treatment
bv following The Driuted directions
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Eruptions, scald Head, RingwOrm and
other Skin Diseases.

After fermentation with warm water, the utmost re-
lief and speedest be readily obtained in all
complaints affecting the skin and joints, by the sim
utaneous use of the Ointment ard Pills. But it must
be remembered that nearly all skin diseases indicate
the depravity of the blood and the arrangement of
the liver and stomach consequently, in many
time is required to purify the blood, which will be
effected BY judicious of the Pills. The general
health will readily be improved, although the erup-
ton may be driven out freely than before, and
which should he promoted. Perseverance is neces-
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scrofula or Kings Evil and Swelling of
the Glands

This class Of cases may be cured by Holloway's pu-
rifying Pills and Ointment as their double action Of
purifying the blood and strengthening the system
is impure. the liver, stomach and bowels being much
deranged require purifying medicine to bring about
Both the Ointment aud Pill should be used ia The fol-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-06-19

The Ahupuaa Of Wailua, situated the Island Of
Kauai, containing about - acres, and having
thereon eommodous Dwelling Houses and out-houses-
The Land known as Kawaihae Uka, situated near
to the Port of kawaihae, Island of hawaii, known
the Potato District on that Island
The Ahupuaa of POlOu, situated in the District of
Kohala, Island Of Hawaii.
The Land known as Eesau. situated in the Dis
trict Of WAauAe, Island of Oahu. This is good
Grazing Land.
The Commissioners desire to receive any PROPOSE
tons regarding the manner Of lease End price
which any persons desiring these lands, any por
tiou Of them, shall think it proper to make.
The Undersigned would prefer written applications,
setting forth fully the views Of the applicants and be
will give all information in his possession enquir
ers By Order JN0. o. D0MINIS,
10 Sm Commissioner aud Land Agent.
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IHSURES ON THE ALL CASH PRINCIPLE
CONSULATE of the GERMAN EMPIRE.

Estate OF johannes Beraz, NJ. D., Deceased.
TINE Undersigned, Administrator of the
i Estate Of JOHANNES BERAZ, NJ. D., late Of
Wailuku, Maui, hereby requests all persons having
claims against the said Estate to present them for
settlement, and all those owing said Estate to make
immediate payment.
Mr. THOMAS ". EVERETT. of Waikapu, has
been authorized to collect outstanding due
said Estate the Island of Maui and to receipt for
the same.
Honolulu, 10th May, 1872.
The Consul ad int. of the German Empire,
ism J. C. PFLUGER
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English Papers
extra fine plain plain and E edges from S 81 50
Envelopes match the above Rogers celebrated fine 81
urs constantly Ss on hand ~ handles Of rich and
papers, from the best makers Of almost expressly to order
Enaneid surface pearl
Embossed andF Friendship Cards Elastic Bands and Rings
Perforated Boards for G6enele WORK graph n Albums ms ~
and Gold and Silver Papers Coquet School
Quils and Quill Pens nksands IN great variety
steel Pens from the bestm Pen Wpes and Racks,
English NotaTia WATERS Black Walnut Book Racks
English Sealing Wax red and fancy Chdrens Sets TeGpins
Indelib Ink Copying Presses Oil shee
Blue black bred Writing crayons, white and cored
Nail and Shaving Brushes Desk Fos Pads ana We
Thermometers Tooth picks Dra"dng hooks, Drait5 an
Portable Writing II % inches Eye and Eyelet Naehn
Rosewood adapted for ladies and scrap Boz
con.taaty on hand school of all LEArHEI
Family and Pocket Bibles Teaments etc. large and more comp
English and American Books Wsar.nSn RE- De-,
Juvenile and Toy of every description ROCKET '' "e ana
English Drawing Paper, all Sizes from DENY to ~
Bristol Boards Of every quality comprising every
Papers and Tracing Cambria adapted to kinds Of bus
and amels Books, Waste Books
Fabes Drawing Pencils Note and Bill Books L
Colorei Pencils Ceta Lewis do. Writing Books, of all
Mathematical Drawing Instruments cases. and broad quo form
Chess Men, Wood and Ivory Blank DraEng :"
Baekgam Chess Boards Scrap and Her6arium Boo
Inteie Gard Games Albums, variety Of elegant
Fine Record Books. for Soc
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases "orkmens lime Books
N BAH New Articles of FANCY STATIONERY
earliest arrivals from London and New
ACCOUNT BOOKS for Banks Insurance Companies, Ralro
made to order with despatch.
Printing of Bill Heads, Circulars, C
Executed with Despatch at the Lowest Ra
New Stock Received by Every
h- Country Merchants and find for their interest
Honolulu, November LIST, 1871.
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A Fine Selection for Leap Year /

sin Handkerchief. Linen snd Cotton rrisisd Haud'h
Table Covers aud Piano Covers Il a kinds Aims Capa
Prince ~ Wales Cap SILK Purrarrss. Negro Csrs.
Alpaca Umbrellas. sin Park-nis and Sun-haifs
Alpacn and Cotton d.. Linen T'ciiug Wool ronnrfs.
Infants Fancy Wool Boois " dol Bodcos Wool Clones
Ladies' Fancy " col and scarEs Aberdeen Hoe and
Half Hose. Military half hose hnEriuz and hurlsrs.
Black elk cord aud ts-scs hair gutis rh-ul- rala
Black silks. fancy siika trimmings 0f on Kinds
Buttons % al Kinds shaWs Of an kinds lace shawa
Pink Einghams ft-t c1ors. turkey rrd and yellow
Turkey cambria. striped and padded linen drfi-
Cotton linen and honey comb towels table curds etc
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For Sale or Lease.

OFFER FOR SALE, ON
AGs&-A favo rable terms, the following de-
~ ssfRE scribed property
kzs15f1asas1 The large Two-storied Frame
House, with the Lot, on School Street, Kapalama,
now occupied by Leonard Mitchell. The situation is
fine and airy; the house is sufficiently large for
a moderate sized family, containing eight rooms, with
garden in good cultivation on the premises For
further particulars inquire of Leonard MITCHELL or
the undersigned.
2-Also, the House and Premises at Keoneula, now
occupied by J. Lazarus and formerly by the under
signed. The house is new, two stories high, we'll
adapted for small family, in cool and healthy stu
alton, With extensive grounds shade trees and all the
necessary out-buildings.
S-Also, the Premises the bridge, on King
Street, now occupied by the undersigned 1t is in
cool and delightful situation, and the lot presents
garden Of luxursnt tropical vegetation. As resi-
denee it has the advantages Of seaside within the
city limits, The house is of two stories with six
rooms, also kitchen, dining room, bath house, &c.
Time, with a moderate rate Of interest. will be
given for large proportion Of the purchase money,
q st W. c. JONES.
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GENUINE Sperm Candles, Gases, As; do. IS;
VI do 6s. Warranted genuine. For Sale by
BOLLES & co,
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The Sufferers Best Friend !!
OINTMENT
Bad Legs, Ulcerous Sores, Bad Breasts and
Old Wounds.

No description Of wound, sore or ulcer can resist
the healing properties of this excellent Ointment.
The worst cases readily assume healthy appearance
whenever this mendieanI is applied sound flesh
springs up from the bottom of the wound, inflammation
Of the surrounding skin is arrested and complete
and permanent cure quickly follows the use of the
Ointment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-06-19
VERY CHOICE GROCERIES

Pie fruits pickles carbonate sit srit PEGS oafm~a
Canary and hemp seed. white befns Yorkshire hans
We~tphnlia hams hieachcd ginger. ground riu. erta
Epson salts ground cloves mixed spice zrau nj a. rsr
Or ubd h1ck pen per. white ferrer, cayenne rgFIer
Pepf erniint rose and lemon ltEruecs. leu.an fcel
Conversation 'ozrug-s. -tcls bath rfs mustard
Cream tartar. sale Boz trs and bottle Table rinazs
Chile Nius ger. Lee md perrtu -suca. Harvey saucr
Reading Sauce, John Bull sHure. tcefif sruer
Nogul sauce. King ~ Dude sauce. nuctavy sauCr.
Chutncy sauce. universal sauce.
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Piles, Fistulas and Internal inflammation.

INtst uIstIessIst ~ VIII
certainty be cured by the sufferers themselves, they
will use Holloway's Ointment and closely attend to
the printed instructions 1t should be well rubbed
the neighboring parts, when all obnoxious matter
will be removed. A poultce Of bread and water may
sometimes be applied at bed time with advantages
the most serupulous cleanliness must be observed If
those who read this paragraph viii bring it under the
notice OF their acquaintance whom it may concern,
they will render service that will never be forgotten,
a. cure i certain.
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Rheumatism. Gout and Neuralgia.

Nothing has the power of reducing inflammation and
ubduing pain in these complaints in the degree
as HOUway's cooling Ointment and purifying Pills.
When used simultaneously they drive all inflammation
and depravties from the system, subdue and remove
all enlargement Of the joints and leave the sineWs
and muscles lax and uncontrolled. may al
ways be effected under the worst circumstances,
if the use Of these medicines be persevered in.
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Commissioners of Crown Lands.
Notice of Lease of Land

The Undersigned gives Notice
that Proposals for the Lease of the fol-
lowing Lands will be received at his
Office in Honolulu, viz
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A Complete Arctic Outfit 7
COMPRISING All
THAI 4 WHALEMAN Oh FISHERMAN REQUIREsl

Merino Undershirts and Drawers Linen sod swu Hauf r.
Carpet Bags Mems and Boys Cap n 90 de-crptoHs
Pilotcoth Coats that be surpassed iseA Clofh
Sacks Cashmere suits Tweed suits Blue Fianuei sd -
skin Pants for men, youths afd bows. Regatta Shirts.
Jean shirts Turnover shrts jack shirts aud liner ahts
Floor Cloth, Carriage and Gg Cloth. Table Oh Cioih
very choice patterns Bertha skirts Yicforis Lawns,
Black Grenadines. numssk stripes. Tsre Checsa.
Cambres Hair Cord Cheeks. GiaEed Jncouet 20 inch
SIN Velvets, Waterproof Tweed q vsriuus coiors,
Tsratans. Crochet EdginE Everlasting Edriue
Ladies' Maruue Collars, Jncoust set, Nillsnu sets,
Linen Sets, Lace firs, In=ertun. Jacuuot Scoilpa,
Infants Frock Bodies Cambria Skirts,
Embroidered skuts very heavy.