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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09
Dr.. TUFTS SarsapariIla and Queens
= 49, 49, Delight. 80 =,

This valuable preparation combines
all the Medicinal virtues which long
has proven to possess the
most safe and efficient Alternative and
deobstruent properties for the cure Of
Screfnla, Kings Evil, White Swell.
lings, Ulcers, Cancerous and Indolent
Tumors, Mercurial and syphilitic.A AT
fections, Enlargement and liberation
Of the Bones, Glands, or Of the Womb,
Spleen and Kidneys; all the various
Diseases Of the Skin, such as letter,
Ringworms, Boils, Pimples, Sore Eyes,
sc; Nervous Affections, Dropsy, and
all diseases originating from depraved
state of the Blood. Also, many affec-
tons peculiar to Females, as Suppress
sion, Irregularity, Leucorrhoea or
Whites, Sterility, Ovarian and Uterine
Dropsy, &c. It is purely Vegetable.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09

" The first gun of the October
elections was fired in Georgia on the
I'd, aud she stands in line with over
10000 majority against Grant and Radl-
calism. -s, ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09

r A man must be bottled and
scfewed to the community he can
work we'll for its advancement; and
there arc no such bolts and screws as
children.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09

No HoME.-What a misfortune!
How sad the thought! There are
thou ands who know nothing of the
blessed influence Of a comfortable
home; merely because of a want OF
thrift, or dissipated habits. Youth
spent in frivolous amusements, anta
demoralizing associations, leaving
them at middle age, when the phys
ical and intellectual man should be
in its greatest vigor, enervated and
without one laudable ambition.
Friends long since lost, confidence
gone, and nothing to look to in old
age, but mere liberation in the
community where they should be or.
naments. No home to fly to when
wearied with the struggles incident
to life; no wife to cheer them in
their dependency; no virtuous
household to give zest to the joys Of
life. All is blank, and there is no
hope or succor except that which is
given out by the hands Of private or
public characters. When the family
/. of the industrious and sober citizen
4 gathers around the cheerful fire Of q
wintry day, the homeless man Is
seeking a shelter in the cells Of a sta
ton house, or begging for nights
rest in the out-bu'ldings Of one who
4 started in life at the same time, with.
no greater advantages; honesty and
industry built up that home, while
dissipation destroys the other.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09

tY DR.. Angel will he in Alexandria
on Friday, aud remain here profess
siona!ly one week.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09

IN We have received New Orleans
papers from the Little Fleta, Gladiola,
Hesper and Bertha. ir..a
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09
The Electoral Vote.

As a matter of interest and reference
for our readers we publish below the
Electoral vote of the United States, as it
now stands and will be counted in the
coming Presidential election:
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09
A SNAKE STORY. RELATES the Al

A SNAKE STORY. ARelates the Au-
gusta (Ga.) Constitutional:
p A worthy son of the Green Isle-and
a worthy merchant and citizen of Au-
gusta, has justreturned from visit to
his native country, rejuvinated. He
brought with hun, as a souvenir of the
"genf Of the sea- a box containing
some Irish soil, in which was growing
some beautiful shamrock. Now, it is
asserted and believed By numerous
persons that no snake can touch Irish
soil and live. To prove such is a fact
another well Known son of Ireland,
with much trouble, procured agsnake
and put him or it on the soil in the
box Of shamrock, and in two seconds
the snake was dead. 81, Il.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09


AGAIN IN THE FIELD.--The old reli-
able house, established 1850. Old firm
= new goods. A splendid assortment
of French Fancy Goods just received,
many Of them now introduced into this
country for the first time. Reader, en-
close me three cent stamp and / will
send you by return mail my circular
containing most valuable information
for every man and woman III the coun.
try, and catalogue Of Fancy Goods
Which I sell at astonlshly low figures
Address, ]. D. Mountfort, P. O. Bo,
lI6, Washington, D. G. n
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09

,WHEN using Or. TUFTS Liver Pills,
no restraint Of diet or occupation is ne
cessary. You may eat or drink as usu.
al. They are purely Vegetable.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09
The Ward Conventions.

The different w ard Conventions of
the Liberal Party Of our Parish were
held, according to the call Of the Exec
utive Committee, ON last Saturday, the
9TH inst,} We append the names of the
Delegates appointed.
The contest in Alexandria was a live
ly and singular one, every voter having
good chance for a fair expression OF
his choice. About. 100 voters were pres
ent and cast their votes for no less than
sixty-seven different candidates. John
A. Williams was Chairman Of the meet
ing, Samuel Fellows, Secretary, and D.
c. Wise, X. J. Bowman and K. NJ. hii-
patrick acted asTellers. The following
nine gentlemen received the hlghest
number of votes and were declared
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09

rg Mrs, Laul. D. Fair has been
released.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09

u When Mr.. Greeley, in imita-
ton Of Mr.. Douglas and Mr.. Seymour,
started on a campaigning tour his
friends felt dubious of the result. But
now that he has returned home, all
are loud in praise Of the admirable
manner in which he has performed his
work. Hehas added immensely to his
former popularity, and the cause has
been greatly benefited by his personal
exertions. So much for having a eau
didate Of consummate ability. No
man Of so much genius has been a can
didate the Presidency since Thomas
jefferson. 40 q
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-10-09
Colonel Davidson in Rapides.

: s" See notice of w. j. S. johnson
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18

IlfafEDIkTELT upon the announcement
Of the death Of His late Majesty, His
Ercellency the Acting Minister of For
eign Affairs, addressed the following note
to the Foreign Diplomatic and Consular
Agents, resident In Honolulu:
DEPaET1rEST OF FoKEIGS AFFAIRS.
Houclula- Deceneer H. Is75,
SIR L Is with profound grief inform You that
il his Pleased Almighty God to call beuee nv late
Sovereign, EAHEHAllEHA Y, at % minutes past 10
On The forenoon Of this day
have tae homer 10 be, si-,
Your most obedieut servant,
FERD- " HUTcHIsoS
Addressed 10 al the foreign Diplomatic and Con=u-
lar Agents n HoaoIala-
The following replies have been re
ceived:
LEGATION OF TEE CNTTED STATES OF AMERICA,
Hou0iEla, DscsaIber I2th, Is7z
HIS EzceHeuey 2. y. Hutchisou,
Hawaiian Acting Minisfer Of Foreign Afairs,
SIE. I lave the honor to acknowledge the r.
esiPt Of your EzssIIeaeE's note, OF date yesterday
z1d officially announcing the demise oa that morn
i1g, Of dis late Majesty KAHEHAEEHA the FIFTH
The G0Tsruueuf and people Of the United states,
Ehea informed. Mr Niaizssr, Of the important and
uelazcholy sEeat alluded to, vii feei profound
regret fsr and 6eepIy syupathise Eiih the Govern
neat and FesPIe o. this e0zntry q tie great I0ss
uoE net with
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18

Immeiiateiy upon receiving the inteili-
-eaoe OF the demise Of His late most Is
1ae-tea Majesty hA,rEHA,rERA v, s Cabi-
net Council Was assembled s; lolanl
Palace. on Wednesday, Dee'r Il, 1872, at
Ii o'clock a NJ. st which all the members
ven present. and sitter considering the
u-ovisiou> ofthe Constitution Of the King
dom in such ez>e made Snd provided, II
wzS
O-fe-sL Thst meeting Of the Legs
lz.irs Assembly b caused 70 be holden
81 tie Court HOUSE. in Honolulu, on
Wednesday. which VIII be the Eighth day
Il January. A D. 1873, at Il o'clock
noca. and Of ;his order 81 members Of
The legislative Assembly VIII take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
FEEn. ". HUrCHI>oN.
Minister of the Interior.
SrErBES n PHIILrrs,
Attorney General
RoBEEr SrIEIrNG.
Minister Of Finance.
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Chamberlain's Notice.

TIE Court viii - into full mourning
for HIS lz:e Majesty hAxEHAHEEA '. from
The dzte Of this notice until Two weeks
after the funeral, and VIII wear half
mourning from that time until the expira-
tion Of two months from the day Of the
funeral Ladies VIII wear black with white
trimmings for full mourning, and white
with black trimmings for half mourning
Al members Of the Government, and all
persons connected with the Court. viii
wear Grape on their several uniforms.
Gentlemen being civilians vii wear black
dreSSes. with hat-bands, and Grape on the
LEFT zrru during the period OF tun mourn
ing. and hat bands and Grape on the arm
during the period Of hslf mourning.
All Representatives OF Foreign Coun-
tries. Coasuls and Commercial Agents, are
invited to observe the period Of mourning
herein prescribed, and the public gener-
zlly are requested to show their respect
tor the memory Of the Iate lamented Sow
ereizu BY wearing badges Of mourning
duriu- the time specified
H. PEESDERGAsT,
Chamberlain
Chsuberlain's Of5ee, Dec. IL, 1874
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Tde atteuticn Of ali officers Of the Gov
e-nsu, j. respectfully invited 10 the i'm
r-ep-e.v Of auv c-E-iaE interference IN de
yeruiuIug the question Of Succession TO
the Throne.
L ia question upon which every sub
ieat undoubtedly feels the deepest inter
e.. and aII have right 70 express their
views IN an orderly manner, Individually
a-1 collectively. and 70 suggest their
uishe> 70 the members Of the legislative
Assembly. 20 whom, by the Constitution,
the ri-tr OF choosing s successor belongs
But 10 officer OF the Government has any
1-=7E rirht OF duty in the matter
Least Il all IN an official capacity, to
hold OF preside a any election for which
the s1ne.lon q oficial autborityis claimed.
+. ". HUrCH1soS,
Minister Of Interior.
S.H. PHuLps,
Attorney General
r. S1ELING.
Minister Of Finance
Honolulu. December l.. 1872
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ADJrrANr GENEEAI's OFFICE,

ADJUrANT GESERAL's OFFICE,
HoSoLULC. Dee. II, 1872.
Ii Is hereby ordered on the present
melancboly occasion Of the death Of our
beloved Sovereign, KAarEHAlLEHA v,
that the Officers Of the forces snd the
several Volunteer Companies, wear, when
II Uniform. black Grape over the orpa-
mental part Of the hat or cap. over the
srord knot. aud on the left arm, with
black gloves, and black Grape scarf over
the SSH
The drums are to be covered with
black. znd blsck Grape / to be hung from
the color staff Of the infaHtry, and from
the standard staff Of the cavalry.
When otfeers appear At Court in their
uniforms, they are to wear black Grape
over the oruamentsI part Of the cap or
hzL. over the sword knot and on the left
arm with black gloves, and black Grape
scarf over the SSH
The period of-mourning specified BY
the Court VIII be observed BY the forces.
JSo. o. Dou1us,
Adjutant General
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Tur foll,visE persons have seen esHHissioaea As
nezss-s Of Tax Appeal Boards
OAHU.
Hsnslals-J. / povsss.. VI. L. Moebouus.
Eva aua wAiaaas-J. Il. Csnsy. J. KaAsuOicna-
Waislsa-S. y. Ene7ssb. J. Amsrs.
Koo,auloa-S Nsbeker. 5. N. Nsuksns-
Keoiaapoko-M. Rose, J. X. wilder.
MAUI
IaAsiua-D. Ma-aki. J, W. Hasese.
Wziuka-J. Ka=akele. }. Hshula-
Nakuuao-J W. Nszks=s. J.. W. Ukumea-
HaHa-L- X. Hszskes, L. Maui.
NOLo6AI-p W. Kaise, +. H. Rogers
LANAI-K. Naskuis. N. :. KAleis0a-
HAWAII
Hac-E. : Eynaz. ". T. Reed. ; HiFi,
Eanakus-Gee. N. Cosa. Isazs Nazi.
North HoAala-Gso. T. Holees. :. c, Lasisu,
Sea.h Kohal1-Z Pakiki. :. Il. Mahuka.
Nc-th Kc-a-Js=es S=its. Kekezzai-
Sou,h Ksua-S. ". Papauia. H. Weeks, h. y.
tiree-ven
Kan. Hashane. ". T. Marta. Il MeHieks-
Paua-J. ". Kuuusoa. Nskuaksse. :. Wahise.
KAUAI.
waizea-J. Eazal-zi James Sinclair.
Kcl,s-Nnisaa, 6. H. DSls. z Bird;.
Lihpe-G. \ Wilcox, W. H. Rice. Pikao.
Asabssa-S, ". Wlcox. A. Kaia-
Hauaisi-Z. Ska, Fl. Johnscz.
K. SrIEllNs,
H1aolule. November Is. IS1s. asa
MESsES. CuAElrs TIrc1xr. A. :. Wucox. and Z.
szzA have this aay bssa appointed Commissioners Of
Private Ways ard Water Privileges Ter the District
Of HaHalsi, Is'agd Of Kauai.
FEz1. ". Hrrcsrsov.
Master OF Interior
LSrEE1sR OEFtcE. Dee. 3-d. IS-e.
REslsrEsE's OFricE.
Hcucl-lu. Dee 9th. ISL
M FElNcrs SrEScxE Of waizea, Hawaii. has
this day beea appointed 81 Agent for taking and
certifying the aekaSve-u ,e7s q Instruments fer the
Island Of Hawai-. uaier Section 1855 Of the Civil
Code.
THOMAS BRoEN.
Registrar e Cezycyazces.
Approved
FEEa. ". Hrrcsrs5y.
Minister If Trre-=--
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18

This sad and to me unexpected event, has allied
me With profound grief; and your Exeelleney VIII
permit me to convey through you TO the members
OF the Royal Family, my expressions OF deep SYM
patty With them h their sad aflicticn.
have the honor 10 subscribe myself with the
highest consideration,
Your most Ob't Serv't
(Signed,l y, J. CARrWRleur,
Consul Tor Peru.
To His Ex T. W Hutchison,
Acting Munster ct Foreign Relations, &c, &c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES

S,UPREME COURT on THE HAw RrEnN
- lslkNus.fu rraaa-a. maallui1, taslu. q 90
E-ftts Of THOMAS WILLIAMS aI.as rl01As 4ltHr'f
PURTlE VI uoaaiuiu. Bate deceased interstate fr -
Honorable Elisha o. A..ru.
on r-rlin- a.d Cling r1r ref.fian .r rt-drs a. nsr
1f nrrguiu alleging ttas Ilrr1s Wl.au.. esa flass
Graham Plrfe a' lHsH.nIr fHf Iatesftrs lr taraaa-
Island q Hawaii, f.e l,fH .1r a I1ter A. = I'-
phiia- b. u-vi- ii-r Isrital- aiaisT's arr.ae c.s
s.quur and carsui Ger1-ii
o. i urderel itat SATURDAY me $50 ar e ns.-1.aar
A. d. ir9l De- and laresr -rTtrfrf .r I1rInr aI f'
ton before tle said justice. a 90 Trrt su q '. 'e
20 ilonliaiu. rt ulich time 1aa raH a rer'-s -1-t
may appear ali shIu c1ira ii anr tt.T l1rr HfT 90
tit.au slalii nat Del granted ani a1ls f.s .r.r II ~
in che Enr'I-h i1ugus-H Or tarar srr-ss're asss
Hkruity GAzE1Tl neuHr1rar l- llana .l'a-
Dated H9uaiuiu. d. T., necealoer Oh, a 2. ls-4
Attest. chrfJus,.-s y a. sssss.. r.--t
Jyo HtETtao tTp7tg ClelE @
C,UPREME COURT or THE HAv Rrrtx
- ISLANDS. iu FfHiafr-fr fae ras.ar q rta E.'ra
Of s.. CHANCEREL. ate e H1roiail f-retasf 0fsr b
show location 10 Ailu.rsIr 81 rsr .fa aa
af rial estate.
on reading and Sling ths fefItrn q Vs. G. FrEs a. -
miui.raf1r ~ iHs property n Frtlr otaararal faI
praying tlr ORDER af a1Ie % 7srtlia nHrr'r
% the srli deceasad srd sei-le frt5 artaa 'sI
why such rel esfnfe shouai D. sall.
lt D. hereby arfrTr flt aii rerra Interested M 49, l
estate. appear tfre ti frr aa SAN luaN rse itatr
q December. A. q ls7- ten a'r.rt lf larfr
Eacm q ths Cert Oh iiaueiui1 tl1n sa taear alr
eau-e Why an ori-f slaai u1f le Ea1tel 81 tH % $50
estate.
Ana if i nirher ordered fhaf cry n tts rr - -ua
lishs AZ ast three sae-ir- a-aas a1e tlf go ri
hearius. iu ihc uAEsuts es1slrE 1easlHrrr rlt -
.lil 1ualuIu-
Dated Haaoiuiu. III O.. ns-sstsr a't. 1s-z
Attest. c1.iefIasi.-- afs.. s.rr-ss f..a-f
Jour T. narVaru. nea. CI-r z1r C.r-r rlf
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IN Cs-ist=1z varaton Ct tia Gevsramszt Eng
Esa Day Seasois i. EszolzIa. VI sztsna frun the
I'd INST To the ssa Frozino- ea=zruriHg the first
t--= e he zs- vsz- q Wednesday, Jaaaa-y sth,
Is7s-
81 o-ier of the Bard Ct Eiaeafiaa-
". Jas SuTTE,
Hozal1Iu. Bee- d. IsTs. seszvtazy-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18

TzE fszsE5aE Aznivsrsz-ies heizE National Eoli-
DAYS. ~ &c deserved "a ths several daEs ueu
riazss bsla-- he esvsr-=szt 0Eres VII be elased
thrsssagzt she Ei-gssz-
wrryEs1Ar. Dscsaber ssth,-Christzas Day
EEuszs5Ar, Eazza-y Ist. Is7s,-Ssr Years Day
FEEn- w. HrrrzIsoy.
Master Ct Inrsri0T.
Iz-rz1oE 0rF1cE. Ssr- I.sh, ISL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18
AssIgnee,s Notice.

Whereas 4. G. smith, Of Lahsina, did
w on TIE l2fh day 81 November. fsIl. uaas IN
siznmenf IF al BIS property Cd f1e 11afsrsl ~
the 1eneat 0i bic creditors NoE taeT1flre an BAR
ties having claims against fhe Sad a. g. SMITH.
are hereby requested o. present lte 1ra 1 fls CO.
dsrsigued az their place 81 haai1esi I'd Hrral. rnf
all parties indebted 20 the saiI A. e. -nat1. 1ra
hereby requested o. make innelals rarmsst Ell sta
undcrsi- nei. or 10 ". o. SMITH -f Laaa.na
DILLINGHAM; CO.
Honolulu. Nareu Ser Is. Is-z asa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18
Kerosene oil.

COO CASES DOWNERs All DEVOEs'
DUV KEROSENE OIL. rsaTlnir-s SECS 1r4 if.
ani daily expected % arrive or DIP cffisl A@
- n0LLN- a COS
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18

We Pr las tbs day heen appointed m Agsut %
take Ak-s-isS--szts sf Csatraets fer Labor fa- the
D5s,-ss1s Ct Kos--zpsko szs KsalaaIoa- Isl.1d Of
0usa FErl- " HrTCsIsos,
Master e Iztsriaz-
F-..-ir- o=ee. Dee ISL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18

OF The Packine 81 is--t, u4E-
S-----s-~ mated IN good ertar' 81 rais a. AVER
los dgurs. 10 order - close q sqat.r1uert
~ E n8cEsELD a co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18

offer my sincere eondOle0ee 10 You and your
colleagues, and the subjects OF the realm, on this
affecting dispensation Of Divine Providence.
am, Sir, very sincerely, your Evcellency's
Most oh't Servant. HENRY \ PEBCE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18
SOLE & SADDLE LEATHER,

Tanned Goat and sheep Skins.
(soxsTAxrLY On BAND nna nsr sale.
- ffol TIE aaiI-lneHu
wAIsIEA TANxEMr, c. MOTLEY, Prep'r
ts~ "A rfreuoss 4 CO t-s-a
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q THOSE LARGE AND DESIRABLE
"a Premises. feiT oeerrisf - A. r. rrr4Hoeai-
- Esq.. On Aassa street. F-r 7ar.-1.afs -
auirs d fiII Jas. & L2A4s-
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CONSULATE OF PEEU,

CONSULATE or PERU,
H0SoEULU Dec 10, 1872.
SIR. have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt
Of your ExeelIencY's conuunic1fion Of Dec 1Itb,
in which you convey TO ne the neIaneholy inieili-
gsuce Of the demise Of His late Majesty KAl1EBl.
MEHAY.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALEl
IHE FlE0gs IRlIINg 80 81 IL

WITH BaggT. Rag. etc., and SEQ ssfs ~ rst Sage
Hafness, Easiisl aad spanish saliies. Hraiss. sf--
IT. CHATTER
46-im o. tae r.ss1ie
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H. PEESDERGAST,


Chamberlain's Oaice, Dec. II, 1874
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-12-18

YICE CONSULATE OF Russia
HONoLULU. Dec II Is72.
SIR. have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of Your ExeslIeuey's communication Of December
I1fh, announcing that It has pleased Almighty God
to call heuee your late Sovereign KA,lEHAMEzA v,
at % minutes past 10 OF the forenoon Of the 11th Of
December
This sad intelligence has not failed 10 make the
impression Of profound grief upon ne, and hereby
most respectfully request four EEesileucE 10 express
ny feelings Of eoudoIeuee and sympathy Cor this
moarufuI loss TO the members Of the Royal Family.
his Russian Imperial Najesty's Government viii
be informed Of this melancholy event By frst oppor
tunity.
ReueEing the assurance Of ny profound respect
srd consideration, remain,
Tour EzceIlsseF's most Obedieut servant,
wv PFLUGER
His EzeeIIeucy Ferd " Hutchinson,
Acting Minister Of Foreign Afairs, &c, &c, &c
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CONSULATE OF BELGIUM AND THE NETHERLANDS,
HONOLULU, 9Th December, 1872.
SIR; have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of Your Excellencys dispatch OF yesterday,
By which I received the mOnruful Intelligence Of
the sudden and unexpected demise OF His Majesty
King HANEHAMEHA
beg to assure Your Ezcellency of the profound
feelings Of sympathy and coincidence with the Royal
Family and the Hawaiian Nation with which this
sad event has filed me, and have the honor to
Remain Your Excelleucy's
Most obedient humble servant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-28

HARNEss-HORSE CLOTHING BLANKETS, BREAs.
IL Apron: Robes and Horse Equipwents OF every Dc
MOsEMAN BRO, Manufacturers; warerooms. IL
Chambers street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE syrREME Court qE MEM SOUTH WA

Tn THE suPREME Court or NEW SOUTH WALES
i ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION
In the and goods OF Thomas Black late OF Ray.
mond Terrace, IN the colony OF New South Wales
Pursuant to the twenty mimi section ofte Trust Proper
~ act OF 1852 notice Is hereby given that ali creditors aud
other persons having any Claim or demands upon az
fecn9 the estate OF tho nboyenamed Thomas Black late
Of Raymond Terrace etoTe:aid sorekyeper,, deesased
Of whore estate were granted by
the supreme Court Of New South Wales In s Ecclcsiasi
cal Jurisdiction. the twenty third day Of May last 10
George Moore and John James Graham both o. sydney,
Jane Graham uormeriy Jane HACK Of Lishilsw IN The
county Of Fermanagh Ireland the sister and next OF kn
Of said deceased hereby required and
tculsrs of such claims demands 20 the said George
Moore and John james Graham, as such administrators
aforesaid to 10 us the undersigned their procors
before the first day of April, thousand eight
hundred and seventy three, at the expiration Of which
time the said Administrators win proceed 90 distribute
the assets Of the said deceased among the persons
titled thereto having regard TO the claims only Of which
they shall then have had due notice and the said ad-
ministrators will not be liable for the assets dis
have had notice nt the time OF such distribution.
Dated this twelfth day Of July A. p. lT2
CURTIS 4 CANNON Proctors for the saId admins.
trators 22s Pitt street Sydney,
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yCTfOR LINE.-sPEcfAL NOTICE
n The popular steamship CALiFukNlA sails on
saturday, 18th inst, pier - North River fassen-
gers Europe should Inspect this steamer ere purchasing
tie ckots else where.
TINTED STATES PAssroEr BUREAU, OFFICIAL
u Passports o the Department 90 state Issued by A.
g. wIiLdARTu United states Coagl House. Al Cham
hsrs street
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DENTISTRY.

r,EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PATN.-rIFTEES
years. benumbins application; beautiful Teeth, ~
repaired. J. JAY vILLERs, l5s Grand street near
Broadway.
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COASTXVIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
via Panama,
Il.liIl

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY sailing
from pier Ne. North River
MORRO CASTLE, Capt. r. H. Morton. ........... Oct
CRESCENT CITY Capt I. s. Curtis ...........O Oct 10
MISSOURI, Capt VI. II. Greene, Via Nassau. Oct IL
4. W. DIMOCX, President
No. 5 Bowling Green.
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LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II Southern Line.
The steamship GENERAL SEDGWICK,
CAPTAIN Evans.
will leave pier II East River Wednesday, Octobcr2.
Freight for 81. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken.
for freight or passage, having superior accomnoda-
tions apply to
q. II. MALLORY CO., 1853 Maiden lane.