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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

CECoND DDrRICr COURr FOR THE RAu1DG,
- Of Orleans.-The crediters of tho show En-
titled succession. are hereby notified to NEST -
the Office of Robert J. Ker, notary public, -
Commqn street. No. =, between st Charles 81
day Of May, 1872. ct 10 4. H., 1br the purpeeo -
celebrating on the most advantageous maaneg ~
selling the remaining effects now belonging t. -
By order Of the Court
ap14 81 % my5 II n. o. TRACY. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

TERRIBLE THRxA1s:-L. Souberville and
j. ]. Brown, not liking the ways Of DR.. J..
r. Terry, threatened to. make . cheerful
funeral out of his body, 90 the doctor says,
on paper. Each of the accused gave bonds
to appear ON the fourth of May.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

The frame dwelling house corner OF
Urania and Prytania streets, an old land
mark, has been torn down to mako place
for something finer. That mansion has
been the scene of many very happy days
and nights, and hundreds Of citizens will
sincerely regret its demolition. Romance
and reality both belonged to the mansion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

Citizens on Elysian Fields street COM
plain that tho New Orleans, Mobile and
Texas freight train, at nine o'clock yester-
day morning, passed along that thorough
fare At speed of full twenty miles an hour.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

COMMITTED ron TRIAL.-Recorder g. p.
Houghto1 found it necessary 4 send A. w.
Priest to the Criminal Court, to answer for
. complaint made by Mrs. Mary Robinson,
who fatty swears that he robbed her. Dick
Hoyt goes the same road for battering
Patrick Marin. John Wright was wrong
tor battering Josephine Wright; Lizzie
Hends arson for stealing $500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28
N. o. TRACY. clss1.

Succession Of John q. Sc0at-No. 81, Alx
0ECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PAR1nx
~ Of Orleans.-Whereas william Z. jackson -
the estate Of tho late John 8. Scott deceased, H.
testate. Notice u hereby given to all whom Il Mg1
concern, 70 show cause within ten dAyB why t.
PRAYER Of the said petitioner should lot be Grsn1
By order Of the Court, = s - ls
apps 30 my4 II. O. TRACY, Clos3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

Cannon, charged with mansiaugh ter. the
State closed ON Friday. The witnesses for
the defense were examine by Messrs. Sam
bola and Castel1anos.
The grand jury reported not true bill in
the case of Officers Lawrence Kearns and
Palmer, charged with false imprisonment Of
John Welsh on the fourteenth of April, in
the second precinct.
Henry Parker, convicted of stealing .
gold watch valued at 500, proved previous
good character, and was sentenc ed to six
months in the Parish Prison.
August Fagnon, convicted of assaulting
Mr.. Dejean with dangerous weapon, was
sentenced to four months in the Parish
Prison.
Ali rules, motions, ETC., were continued
ON account of the trial of Joel E. Cannon
for manslaughter occupying the time Of the
court. =
The following is the docket of this court
for the present week;
Monday, April 29-State vs.. Henry Pc
trie, two cases, burglary at the house OF
Dr. S. Chopin and assault on the person OF
the doctor; capital case.
Tuesday. April 30-State VS.. Jean Mai
hot, assault and battery; Officer Hauser,
Corporal Bsrron, false imprisonment; Mi
chael Monaghan, William M. Mcdowell,
John Williams, larceny.
Wednesday, May l-State vs.. j. Healy'
William McMickle, assault and battery;
Sarah Jane, Lucy Wilson; Joseph Green,
John O,Donnen, Frank Murray, A. Armand,
larceny; j. Brown, alias Murphy, ct ais. 1.-TWO
cases) burglary, ETC.; Edward Butler, rob-
berry; John Green, carrying a concealed
weapon.
Thursday, May 2-State VS.. Louis MOTTO,
granddaughter; James Foley, larceny; Lizzie
Dyers, Lizzie Chapman and A. T. Selover.
assault and battery.
Friday, May 3-State vs.. Edward Don
nelly, murder of Dennis Gallagher, alias
Kelly. convicted of murder without capital
punishment, new trial granted by Supreme
Court on technical error.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

Succession Of J %css. nicCis'ks,-Nss
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PAnu1
y OrleanA-Notice is hereby given to the credftlQ
terested, to show cause within ten days ffsm = -
present notification. IL any they have or can, M
the account presented by the Gxecutrix ~ 60
estate should not be h0m0l0gated and appEovDA,
and the funds distributed in accordance thersWi1k
By order of the Court. g.7 "a.
apis "A % NJ O. TRACY Clarn~ IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

Succession OF Hampton EII1ott - 49,
35,4S. ~ s.
CxCOND DISTRICT COURT FOB THE rAu1
- of Orleans-Whereas, Mrs. Mary &. Risley 49,
petiti0ned the court for letters Of datve toseneu
taFy execut0rship on the estate Of tho late Hon-s
ton Elliott, deceased: Notice 10 hereby given -
ten days why the prayer Of the said pstitionne
shoul1 not BE- granted. ~
By order of the Court. I'D ~
apr 81 my4 n. O. TRACY. CleGG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28
ESTATE OF JULES BOURKIKn.

APT my16
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

New Orleans Merchants should AAver.
siana; 1t will pay. de13 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28
SUCCESSION NOTICES,

ap23 "a 20 nly1 2
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18
COMMERCIAL.
noNoLuIr. sErrENRER ". "a


VIZ have 70 note the arrival Of the ship ST, Peters
burg and the 0,,O Antonio frOm Melbourne in bal
last under charter to lead at the American 6uanO
Islands fer EaroPe and the bktneJ Faikinbarg frO@
Portland, Oregon, with prodaes. The bark Camden
arrived at HlO On the leth with cargo Of lumber.
aad viii rrturn in ballast.
The sale Of the Paaksa Plantation advertised to
take place yesterday postponed until tomorrow,
CHE lS:hl. We would say in connection with the
sale Of this plantation that the scarcity Of labor s
Pears to be the pOin, At issue. sOOi is the
ground snd machinery Sufficient TO take i, Of, but la
Dor carry on the work is scarce, and while 1t is
must necessarily BE high. Many Of cur largest aad
hest plantations arr suffering from TIKI same want 70
produce crops equal to the capacity Of their works.
a lot Of damaged sugar was sOld to-day, ex bark
LOcknaw, which brought "a &c = n. Considering
the state Of the article the price rcalrea fair.
The bark L. c. wylie loading for San Francisco.
AID the bktne A Falkinbars for Oregon, viii clear
cur market Of produce.
The bark Delaware is due from British Columbia
with lumber, salmon, &c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

PlzNTr o. RArx--The rain stu eoutiuaes IN
Fu-io-s parts q K01a- which district had suffered
s1ze Months sE0 froa = lag spell Of dry weather.
oocas51aIlT We hear u1rmur from people a.
rEinc froz that section. complaining Of sgfsriugs
ia eoo-eqssuce Of a s1perzb1ndanee Of the Equii
clement ez-siug the principal staple Of diet,
ta-1- Eheu ripe O. nearly 50, TO become unfit Tor
usa ne fear that the eaase Of suffering f0r
vEnt q food i E7eatly due TO the people them
saizss. Eho. IN zoss czses, car have al the
r-szn5 Necessary for Planting-and 10 spot il
tie Gr0zp i more highly favored than Koaa for
rziss-- aIzrbs prodacts nstz-al to I tropical
eli uste-a1d We sftribute much Of their distress
&C IL stz.isss ard uBenergetie manner IN Which
tie u-o-ity Of the residents Of that region waste
ard idle away the proper season For cultivation
6ev0tlg tie greater part Of Their tine to the
uzaaErtzre q that which should Be h1sba1ded
flr assasou Of scarri.y. into MIXTURES that win
ez=e i.soxicztion- Ss5eisat for the day
ssszs to be the prevailing rule among the people
tt=
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18
Securely Provided For.

And as to the best Company, there many good,
sound ones that With ordinary intelligence you can
scarcely 90 amiss. But be sue you select purely
Life Insurance Company. Avoid cooperative swindles
as YOU would poison and insure only in Life Com
pany doing legitimate life business. Keep out Of
Local Boards, as you would keep out Of the fire. Sc
lect well established, well regulated and well man
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through the first few trying Of its existence. and
has BY its fair and honorable dealing with policy
holders, and economical management, proved itself
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Is the Security Life LisHraHes and Aruuity Compay
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This Company is now over ten years old has had
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and has made record and history that commends
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As for It's liberal and honest dealings With its policy
holders We can refer you only to its thousands Of
living members but also TO the hundreds Of widows
and helpless ones who are to-day enjoying pleasant
and happy homes, as the result Of a policy in the
SECURITY.
The SECURITY LIFE COEP4sT needs no other CON-
incubation than its successful business in our own
Islands.
Parties on the other Island desiring information OF
needing documents, will apply to the Agent for the
Kingdom,
N. McIhERhY.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18
PORT OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
Sept ll-Shrs Kinsu and KSmC from Mani snd Jenny from
harli
l2-Am bktzc lane Filkinhurg, Furhes, ISL DAYS
fum Portland. o. sshrs Nettie Merrill frUai Maui
Active from Hawaii and Hattie frum Kauai.
lS-N0rvvgan ship So Petersburg. Hansen, IL days
fsuul Melbourne. sehrs Prince from Hawaii, and
Psushi FROM Neioksi-
I-U RssSe1, Green. ~ days from Apia, Navigator
Is, Norwegian ship otto ( Antoine, GundeTsen, Il
days frunl Meiboerue.
lS-Strar kfiauea FROM WindSSrl Ports. sehrs Fairy
Queen and Reoni Ana from kssai, M0ikelk and
sip Live Yankee frum MIui-
le-Schr UokuleIe from Kauai.
IT-Selr Warwick from Mol0kai-
SAILED
Sept -Italan bk Grimado Repe,to Cor Bakers Island
and sehr Warwick f1r NolUkai
ls-Sehr Kinau flr MAui
13-Sehr Jeaay for RHuai
E-Schrs lIAitie for Kauai and Mary Ellen for Maui
i6-Schs Nette Merrill for Maui Prince Tor Hawaii and
Norwegian ship ST Petersburg, Hansen, for low
lands Island
I7-Selrs Moikeiki fJr Maui, Fairy Queen and heJni
Ana fJr Kauai.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

ARsoN-The heuse 10 which the young girl
T-znci7aI witness ia The triaI Of Kahsleuoku- for
the murder Of Kanal1a and his wife, Temporarily
trsI- Us set ou Ere n the night Of the 9th
inst The Ere vas 6rst discovered BY the mother
q the zid. Eho Ess aEOke from her si1mbers
b b-r1i1g brs1d which fsl CT her face a. she
lay sozai zsieeP- The occupants barely escaped,
Is The hozss zas eaTeloPed IN aznes When hey
made their ext ffo1 L. Il IS supposed that tie
h1ase Eus set ca IRE By the f1eads Or relatives
q the prisoner. n order 70 destroy the oaly
lvi1. Fituass OF the murder
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

SENSATIONS OK rHE SCsDIT OF MAUNA LoA--
For the benefit Of the unfinished. We publish
tha various opinioas OF ! number OF tourists VITO
have lately accomplished the achievement Of
clanberius their way Up to the summit Of one Of
the graniest volcanoes in the world Nok1a-
weoEeo. on NauHa Loa, on the Island Of Ha-
waii. Before reaching the summit, and far above
tie .Toxth Of vegetation. the air became more
rar.fed and all felt tie i'll effects Of the change,
which increased until the party reached the sum
nit Of The mountain Some Of the party, who
had taken special pains 10 provide for the inner
man. in order no dogbt, to put the mind and
body in the most pleasing ard satisfactory mood
for the contemplation OF that grand phenomenon
which they soon expected TO behold. we're unex-
peetedly obliged to disgorge, causing iow-not
from the bowels Of tie earth. One gentleman
says: felt sick At the stomach. had cramps
about the chest, an aPpartrt feeling Of expansion
a6ogt the temples, shortness Of breath-bat 10
cIap the climax. these sensations, I can assure
you, were not from any atmospheric influence, as
some seem to believe, bat they we're all owing TO
the overPoweriug effects Of what beheli and
heard II the brink Of the crater. The roar stu
piled. and the sight petrifed ne, ard only re
lszed from that rigid state as closed NY eyes
in an instant I fell, overcome with my utter
inslguifcance.H A very proper feeling at that
time and from what We have seen this gentle
ulau since his return, some Of that feeling still
pervaies his MUD, which We are pleased to
observe, Another Of the party states that he
never suffered so uuch in bis life Is OF that
memorable night. His sensations we're much
Ike those Of the former geutleman's on reaching
the summit, bat they were not so overpoweriug.
nor did be attribute them to the same causes.
He believes they were from the rarifed air
which be breathed. After gazing at tie crater
for some iime-feeling eli the while the most
intense disgust with himself and al about him, ex
cept the grand phenomenon before him-and the
utterly desalate regios about and Is far as the
eye could span, his feelings also overcame him,
and be. too, sought the tent. declining to disrobe
or even take Of his spgrs-Ehich the Others say
was source Of great annoyznes While they lay
Lgddled together ia the tent, bot which in his
opinion kept them from freezing, as bis uneasy
movements from the eramp and cold calSed hin
to stretch his extremitles the spurs would uncer-
enormously pass over some one trying to get
wsrn, Who would Suddenly arouse himself with
evident warmth Of feeling. We hope, ia ooacIg-
si0n, that this review Of the experiences on the
mountain, il the mildest season Of the year fer
that region. vii rot deter other tourists from
trying to enjoy the majastic grandeur Of Mama
Los frou It's highest altitude
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18
PASSENGERS.


For Bakers Island per rmad5 Sept lis native labor
ers.
Frga Wiuiwari Ports. per strr kueh, Sept lTIis TX
Governor n,uuis and wife Her TX Jveruess HeelkOlaui
lion Il WidsUann and wife. Dr. Whitney and WIFE "
W Hall wife AMI chill W narke and daughter. Nr Curtis
r Palmer, Capt Smith II Y Whitney. II Black ard \ fe
kycroft, u Dckson II Dm1ud Jr, Fursenlu Clarke
J I Chaytcr, Smith, 4 " Cafr. sir A@u<.G II Adtus.
Arowe and wife MeC0lsau Hlrlclsile, John Btsdsll,
Miss Rari, Mss hcCaiiy II Hitchcock. Preston, Mrs
wilder slt Children iiotius0n- Meek smith,
Harris Nr Stoiird, HitehinsS Mrs kas1vai, Mr.
Akau and C deck
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18
Water! Water !!

IN consequence Of the Scant supply Of
l. water At the present time it is absolutely neces.
sary that all parties taking water from the Govern
ment water pipes eoninc their irrigation within the
hours prescribed, viz from to a II, and from to
6PN. Any persons infringing these rules viii be
liable to have their water shut off.
Watering the streets is strictly prohibited until
there is a more abundant supply.
All persons are forbidden opening any taps in the
main pipes which have been closed by order Of the
Superintendent of Water Works.
Honolulu Water Works, Sept. 18th. 1874.
THOS. LONG,
1t Sup'r Of Water Works.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

FO-sB--Tls body Of tie late T. NcCorristoc,
via vas drowned On The 9th inst. vas recoy-
cred il uezriy Tia sEue spot where be vas lost.
a1i br5ught iato t0En il the yacht Thistle. on
"Wednesday iazt- Quits crowd lined the wharf
where the body Eas expected to be landed. soule
fro1 8 fesIug Of respect 70 tie deceased. and
others lrou a morbid earnestly i150ru IL some
rzt--ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

CkrT1ox TO PaKENrs-While listening to the
musical performances Of tie Hawaiian Military
Band on thursday last, We noticed great uaany
children running about prOuiiscaously among the
horses ami vehicles that gather there o. such
occasions, 10 the great risk Of the little dears
bein- crushed. or MANNED for life. and would eau
ton parents against allowing them TO 90 outside
he Square without some suitable person 10 charge,
Our atteati0a was particularly drawn 10 little
one OF 5ot more than three years old who had
got lost, and was evidently seekisg some one 10
the crowd As be WAS standing 10 The middle Of
the upper lane Of the Squsre, 8 wagon drove
suddenly around the corner and nearly run over
the child. Sho iustiuctively backed away in time
to escape the wheels, bat in doing 50 was placed
in . not much better position, as be gOs between
iEo horses, whose lezs: movement would have
been 10 step on him. The parties on horseback
having their attention attracted to the perform
ance OF dificult piece Of music at the time. did
not notice hin 1t first, bat one Of the gentlemen,
when be perceived the danger, junPed Of his
horse Just as policeman rescued the little fellow
frUm bis periI0as positiOu--he evidently oil W
sciogs Of danger. We Sscertainsd afterEarJis
that the child vas in charge Of servant, with
another in her arms. Who had become 50
Euch absorbed IL listening 20 the music that she
forgot her charge, and had allowed hin to stray
away unnoticed. We would further advise pa
rents to obtain the privilege. from those who
have charge Of the garien. to allow the little
folks 10 rambls there ard fzolic during the Thurs
day afternoons when the Band performs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

TIE {. :. :. REskcL - This Ear-vessel, the
ouIy Oue nov lying IN port, arrived FROM APia'
Nsri-1tor Islands, Iast Saturday. The following
l. a II. Ct her ofcer:
Cl--Elralf--N- Gree1-
Lielt Couz11alir-G. W. Auneatrout
M1zsz-C- BeLknup. P. c. Cunningham. J.
q J. Kelley, y. Z NIIes, J. C Irvine
p l. Sa-gpl-J- q. Ayers.
P 4 Pryzs. lsse7--J Nac-ahoa.
Ciisf EsgiHss--L- J. AIIeu.
Sse1lf Asst ElgiHser-J. T. Smith.
C1-1ria's ClsE-P. c. CrozIey.
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Absolutely no Restriction on Travel /.
POLICIES NCONTESTIBLE
AFTER THREE ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

The chance that your life will fail within year is
two per cent The chance that your house will burn
within year is less than quarter per cent Why
insure the latter and neglect the formerR
Life Insurance is not like Fire Insurance, an ex-
peuse. but 4 sure investment in time Of need.
No man can foresee the condition Of his affairs at
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

IN tie erzziaztioa Of tie witnesses before
he Police Magistrate, in the preliminary tn
a. o. Ha.sFs- charged with the murder OF z
NrC7--ist0u OF the 9th ias;-, sgf5cisat evidence
was siiuoei TO vsraut His Ez. : H. Phillips,
At-ornsy-Cieusr1l Tor The Crown, to in6lct the
Tris5ns- s1r uundrr, and he was committed tor
tri-I A. the October tern Of the Sapreue Court
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

FEoN W,1LCEr.-A correspondent, under date
q SsT- 9th, from Wzrluka. says No rain has
fallen here Tor some tine past; and 81 the streams
a. -r-ilaIiy diminishing from day to day. The
tar7 la1d s driei Up. and the groaad parrhed and
or-ckei frou the uaut Of Eatsr OF the four
nils in this district three are GRADING, and the
f5--th has ceazed vo-kia-.-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

S1r PnsTruvED. ~ The sale Of the Pauksa
P,-ut-.i0- hzs again bcen PostPo1ei uatil tbs
d-y. a. uoo1. TIE prospects Of this plsntstioa
hzTe been improving htely. and its future Is
p-s=sag We dosb; a0i tia. purchasers VII
f-5 Ills good Investment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

n1s7 WEL-T'he steamer HiileeA returned
O. Sunday morning last. fan or passsugers and
r7-at- STE bad some forty I've cabin PASSENGERS.
ut-h Is ths largest nuube, she has carried a.
oaz tszs los szrabe- Of years pas;-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

THE interesting account Of the trip to the
Crater Of NokaaEeoveo. which is nov in erup-
ton, vas written by Mr.. Whitney, who gives
bali the sketch IN The present issue. = The re-
raainder vii appear IN our mex. Issue. and win
give details Of how the Crater appears. and oihs.
particulars q interrst 10 tourists.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

Coa- oS FrEE-0a Sunday evenius. the coal
iz1ied from The ship GeorSs ThO1Fsoa took
IRE from spo1tzaeous confession. bat fortunately
E-s disulrere5 befo7e {; had zsale mach heaiway.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

TEE nal Garner. this morning. brings news Of
thl discovery Of : dead body, near the Mormon
settlement n Lzis, yesterday. 1t is supposed.
;a=-e beng 10 marks Of violence, Tat the persoa
died FROM natural causes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18
Passes Ct tAs EOoa so- TIE rou.A Of sept 1873.
lInNnIrrr ,rrAN -rNr-
NOTES OF TIIE WEEK.

HISS ExoeIleary the Governess Of Hsvuii.
His Ezcelleacy the Governor Of 0ahu, Judge
V'iss-z-1, su5 several q our prominent citizens
Ct ne NauHa Loa EzPedtiOa, arrived by the
steiner On Sunday u0ruinr.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

iyFC-vsT10v from Man sistes that while clear.
ing an aajoiuin- 6sld tx egl,iyaticu. a patch Of
soue sixty acres q cane was accidentally set on
f-e ana bu-ne3. 8; Makauao. The cane. We VI
de-staui, BELONGED 70 Mess-s- Alexander & Go.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18
IMPORTS.

Prom POrtllnl ard Astoria per Takhlburg Sert T.
lo6 bbs Sslncn Sc CT sSs Flour - kc, Dried Apples
liz BREAD. ScecO Rough Lurher 20 hf bbls Sala,on
CO. PCS Timber, +oooo e FioorinE. 10 Sirs, flag
STAT.
From Nslbourue per St Petersburg. Sept li-ltsOo
Sorw. Bricks.
Frua Mebosrns per Otto Antonio, septls-s 500 Nosw
Bricks
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18
EXPORTS.

For Bakers Island, PER GrilaldO, Sspsll-
Bran, hass 81 Pgi bbls s.
Brvad. g { rOtsfoes bs-s 5
Hay. bslss
vAlae-Dcusssie SGD; Foreign. ,sS09 IS
For Hcwlanls Is Per So Petersburg Sept iG-S tales
rsys-yslce Foreign Sise.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

THEEE / nothing more teaching to noble
hearted vomanthsn to see poor but virtuous
young u4u struggling to keep 4 feeble mouztaehe
alive.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

GBo. W. MALET, & amous Methodist preacher,
oace, in addressing himself especially to the col
cred people Of his congregation, cried Oat: You,
ny dear black brethren, with your hlack, greasy
hides, vhen yog get to heaven yOa VII be japan
ned al over with glory
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

LAsTEz-- Hos DO you identity this handkeE-
ehiefy- Wines By its general appearances.
and the fact that I have Others Ike itH LEyer
"a That's nc proof, for have one jus, Ike It in
ny pocket Wins dou't dOgbt that. /
had mere than one Of the sane sort stolen
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Cennent!

ID oOth's Best English Portland Cement,
ID Danish Portland Cement,
HoEman's Rosendaie Cement.
All warranted good quality, and for sale at lowest
Prices, By BOLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

Tzr steamer Kilaaea VII isy ever two TIPS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-09-18

A fraetioss wife threw bottle Of hair reuszer
at her husbsndIs bead, At which be exclaimed /:
s. We parts the dye Is cast