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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-05
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Friday, Oct. 4, 1877.


While Friday is usually duh day at the
Exchange Il very seldom especially at this season OF
the year passes without transaction taking place.
this morning. however, notwithstanding several iega'
sales were advertised notices. OF adjournment or WIN
erawal were given in every instance, viz BY Muller
wilkins & Co.. acting under direction OF Phlo T. RuS-
giles referee property located on the cast side OF Bone
ward feet south Of seyentyeGhth-st, withdrawn'
the legal proceedings having been settled between to
parties in immediate interest.
JOS. Mcclure adjourned for one week the legal SAFE
under direction OF James H. Coleman, referee, OF house
and lot located on the north side OF Thirtyfourth-st'
Al feet inches east Of Tenth-aye
The legal sales advertised TO take place by A. ].
Blocker Co., under direction OF Philo T. Rugges'
referee the three bTown-sone front highsoop four
story hrstclss dwellings located on the east side OF
Fourth-aye, commencing at the n orthesst corner OF
Eighty -afthSt adjourned until the 9th inst.
The shorGs sale noted Tor to-day, OF property known
as No 5 Canal and No. 2SS Churchst, was adjourned
for ono weeA.
At private sale Messrs " K Stevenson report having
aod the fourtory highstoop brownstone dwelling, 2Ox
CO. lot 100 feet No. los East Thirty ght-St 1ulJ iur
Dishcd. for $1,000.
Charles A. Bcrrian reports having sold 90 lots located
G ntr and Grand ayes. Eyeyn-pace, ana NOrln-st
20 that eight lots have been sold located in Garden
PARK portion OF those remaining uusOd after the auc
sale ldst week, at $50 each. Toe owners OF thus
properly UECr 90 furnish nee passes 10 any one desiring
For tomorrow saturday sale is advertised to
take place az the Exchange, viz:
B James ST. Miller legal sale under The direction Of VIM ~ How
isHd referee che property 22r75 heated and Known as No Ivy
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Proposed BUILDINGS.

Plans submitted TO the Department Of Buildings during
fhe week ending oct. 2, 1os-. $50.
story brick ice house sCHp location olth s0e Forh'b-
D., $50 ieot west o. seclul--yc Gamer, Ciausen -
one directory brick and tenement 2JxO location No. AZ West
ThrytbrlsG Owner a. NaY5r. -.
M srs ory lo ma browns first class dwellings, each 2OI55
looauou sol 25 ei Of GEthae Owner,
hm H-Gralh
u- o! c her and B1roW-st, Owners, tichart Peenmer
avs0T and tenement 2lJxO location north sde
Beeer - feet i-cLes east Of Barrow Owners Reehart
PfctBcr-.cr %.
g. location aoraeis. L saye ant SIyrnhst Owner
Chrs frcsc@ 49, - ...-~
Eory hll-st Owners, U Neil : Cunningham. 81,
6ves0y 25N2, location
Toy rst rs ct ives; OF TeuthGTe Owner, Adam Gramuek
Cae and tenement, ATj location northwest
Poustav and Owner,
5c workshop 2515, location No. see GreenTiehst
Owner Ira hOTA - 49, -,
OWuer " Whitehead al. $500.
ore tb-eor bck fclasS dwelling, 1884 10
Szeht los feet east OF 4Alraaye owners j.
a n Buc1ei-
R trearl. feet south Of ThIri-sL Ow-c VIZ Woke.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring purchase or rent such property
will End IL to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage,THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYork and al It's cities and
villages hut every State and Territory throughout the
Onion The advertisement should be as brief as will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions of THE TRIBUNE, Daily,
and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business profession; consequently, advertisements each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF ts col
nmns as an advertising medium The charges for adver-
4sipg are ~ follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 90 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE per line. Aboutten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
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H0RSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEv-YoRK. Friday, Oct. {, 1871

The city trade in horses is about tho same
It has been since the opening o. the week. and tho
almost unaccountabe dullness in the demand for ALL
that do not under category OF business horsos
still continues.
The business transacted AZ wcssrs Johnston 4 Van
Tasses Horse and Carriage MARKET in East Thirteenth
st. contrasts favOrably with the want OF animation pre-
waiting in the general horse market, and again TINS day
sale appeared to have been satisfactory TO all paihes
We an the L IA
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Wagons, harness, and horse clothing Drought lar
prices
Clases City Auction Mart and NCw-IOrk Ettclsails,
Will be held tomorrow saturday. the ON inst at IL
O'Clock.
The following the result Of this days auction sale at
stables No q Great JOne5st John L. Vandewaler auc
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GUPREME C0URT.-In the matter of the
y application Of the Department Of Public PARKS 1d The Department
Of behalf Of the Mayor Aldermen ald Com
nony the City Of New York relative to acquiring tile orile use Of
o Public 70 al the lands required for
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

rrnIvss nsP0RrRD USstFE. q 1872.
Norb Ouehun ired-andwench e., 100 f. OF FtaYe
esfe fjanohiau aud rear walls; ID. j. Myers,
No Jalcst unsafe west wall and climney James Anderson
owner $4,000.
No wssharoa unsafe front wall and second and third floors
Jane Col.
No thrrry-st unssfe ehimneys; Wm 3. Aston
3B Cbrrrgst. unsafe chmneys; VIM b. Astor,
No unsafe clinacys; Eugene kteltas owner
No III d. sHcyt unsa ohimneysi Eugene keteas
No ~. Ds,lacsIt, unsafe cAmaeys Eusene heteas
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Marhnerp.

DOILERS.-Safe and economical Sectional
Boilers The Tabular. water outside OIL
eae PLAIN CyHrders, Tanks Psns, ard DigesterA $500, ,
GEO Q. HOWARD, II s. BghteenthSti Ptih. Pa
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Marble ano 5lGie 1fldntels.
Dentlstrn.

A BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-Teeth extracted
IA without gas ohoOf0rm cir; Combination Sets extremely
durable Rubber Sets SO li6 SIKH between Fomh
and Fneaihst Etahshst p years prs L. BERHiD6 Mill
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated nitrous orde gas fnssr ia the
approved DO nothing but EXTRACT TbiH ard DO that
WITHOUT PAIN t00J psean iesa See shes names a. 'As
ofce. No. 10 Coope- Institute
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feqal Noilet5.
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SUPREME C0URT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- EEW.YORH.-RAMOE NJ ESIgyEz and Felix GOWN
PINTO, pannfs against PBTEH sbhBALD and Others
entitled acton bearing date he Iil da Of September w the m
through Joseph Mcure Aucolee Merchants EIehnge Sales
Rurber nj oaigay the City the Thru day Of
meat mentioned and described as follows to wit:
All that parcel Of ani situate the Thirteenth Ward Of
pont nohery side Of Delaney street distant twoSs5e
feet westerly from the westerly line Of P street aud eienaag
parallel with DenceT Eve eeti thence oute ad
civ along Delaney street twenty-five place OF
being the premises conveyed Peter seeod SaraA Bat am
1870 and recorded in the Register Of the CITY
County NewYorE in Lber 4oOf Ceavhe page 5 ct yoeocS
JOHN J. posi-, Referee, q wllaas,., n. +
T. W BUTCHER, AaJ Tor PLAINTIFF 81 Nsssaa''i.' n T.
OUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
Publo Wots and in behalf Of the Mayor Aeen ld Com
tic Public 10 al the lands required Tor
LAYING OUT a ROAD OR PUBLIC
DRIVE,
northv,d the souhery line Of onehuntr in
the CITY the intersection Of the Kngsbdge Road with
street the Of the Department Of Public
Inwooieet laid out BY resolution q The Commissioner
Pursuant to he statutes such made aud provided h. Depart
seveV be Mayer Aldermen and Commonsy Of
TIE City oNewfok breby give notice mat hey sea 70 Ply 70
York thereof be held in the Courtlous ~ the
CITY Hall City EwYork Mondsy the lih day Of oeo-
o. Counsel can be heard thereon for the sppoaeH.
Of Estimate and Assessment IN ne above entitled Hiie T.
That he nature and extent the improvemn hfee %
Laying Of Road Pablo Drive, in the City heik TO ne
along the westerly ud, River side ot said City that hes between
outhey OF Onehrdr dh ard tue intersec oa
Segnied on he map Of s Department PL. died The
on q the REGISTER Of the City aud County o. ser 1ol as ,d
Park adopt ed Deeensr y 1906 IN said CiJ Of
RICHARD o6ORaAN Counsel to the Corporation
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6teamboais aun Eailroaoo.
{ CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY


IENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW jersey
raseser ara Freight Depot NssYOrk Of bbrst CIV
neei somerTie with Souh Brunch R. At Hampton Junction with
the Delaware LaefaVsnBa and Wesn Ry.s "A Phhpsburx
tIh shd hu,luehahna Division Esston with he lesg
'al lreid ant s connections, onag direct line Pittsburgh
an % nss Hout change Of es also AHA aad
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
- SUMNER ARRAEOEMEyT
ConmereDg JAY 70, ls72--Leaye Hsw.Yors a. oler.
.;t3 a NV ~ Train Tor soInerFlle anj Flemnytsn.
Pttsion. hhanoy CITY At Carmel Haseon wanda
haVerJ Se Connects At function Del West n
5Am-hOhAiAG EXPRESS daily oxeept senlAys, for Essoa.
Allentown L1Trlbur and tho Wet ConHects
femnoni at kasOH Tor Mach ChEnk WiesAa Scranton vii.
hkrsport hne &c. -
lO:jo q. m-W,r Train for sonerrIle.
1905 ,. n.-Way Tran for Eason.
mPor Pennington, Eaton Allentown. Mach Chnnk uaS.ro,
City. Hlrsor, Wkesbafre scnasoa reading Columbia
Ephrata, Po,uylle. Harrisburg kS
2a D. m.-Por SomeTils.
31Dp n.-For Piss6eld
.. R.-For SOmfrVlr.
Junfton slth Del. Lack. West. L. T.
8. N -Por Sorervle md Remington.
$50 p n--For somsryile.
o. h-EVESNG EXPRESS daily for Ea,el. Bs,hehsu Auea.
tSvn Rsius Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati
?. n.-For SonerVle.
73) p n EIEg sntD--For kaiioa
3 and led 2. m.-Per Plaiaied.
For Elizabeth Sass els es5 TO- 7;is. 76 $50 500 sl5
1909 03o 100 li5 M le:U5 l2:f5 LOO 2jl 800 500
3:45 ais 49, as 800 ;5 $50 5:, 6.e) $50
5:f5, S.30. 300. S:t5, 1881. Il:3). 1900 .. N
the Wsl he eltnei the oAee or the Central Rail
road II EeaJensy foot OF Lerst NeuYor ind At the principal
hotels and aeket oGess in Eev-iork CIJ; -
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fona gslann Real estute for Sale.

OWNERS of LOTS on the Dyckman Estate,
" e upper part Of the Island find purchasers by applying
20 6. LESPlNASSB ll2 Broadway.
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Gitp propertp to fet.

ITO LET-A large BASEMENT with two
ovens suitable Bread and Pie Bakery Thirty at
md Broadway and Sixth svs-oh stand
WIN X. RAYsoR ST Pastt
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Sales bp Anetlou
prntin9
Ueoolug Garos. &r.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. fO4 Full
hshsd 1851
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Gitp Real Gslate for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
FCES 81 West Thirty seconcSt or 500 West TWsntJthra-
n ~ n, at regular ones rates
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-08-28
AN ACT

/ To MAKE ALL PERSONS RETAILING SPIR-
ITUoUs AND INTOXICATING LIQUORS
LIABLE IN DAMAGES FOR INJURIES
DONE OR RECEIVED BY THOSE BECoM-
ING INTOXICATED ON SUCH LIQUORS,
AND AS THE RESULT OF SUCH INToXI-
CATION.
Be 1t eaacted By the King and the Legis-
lattice assembly Of tie Haaoaiian Isl
onds IN the Legislature Of tie King
dom assembled.
SECTION l. Every husband, wife, child,
parent, guardian, employer or other per
son who shall be injured in person or
property or means of support, by any in
toxicated person, or in consequence of the
intoxication, habitual or otherwise, of any
person, or who being himself or herself
intoxicated shall be thus injured in con-
sequence of such intoxication, shall have
a right of action in his or her own name,
severally or jointly against any retailer
or retailers of spirituous and intoxicating
liquors, who shall by selling or giving
intoxicating liquors, have caused the in
toxication, in whole or in part, of such
person or persons, for all damages sus-
tanned and for exemplary damages. And
a married woman shall have the same
right to bring suits under this Act and to
control the same and the amount re-
covered as a femme sole And all dam
ages recovered by a minor under this Act
shall be paid either to such minor or to
his or her parent, guardian Or next friend
as the Court shall direct.
SECTION 2. All suits for damages I'M
der this Act may be by any appropriate
action in any of the Courts of this King
dom having competent jurisdiction.
Approved this 29th day of July, A D.
1872. KAMEHAMEHA R.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-08-28
AN ACT

To reduce certain costs in the Supreme,
Circuit and Probate Courts, and to es-
tablish Attorneys fees.
Be it Enacted By the King and the Leg
islatiUe assembly Of the Haaoaiian
Islands in the Legislature Of the
Kingdom assembled.
Section l. That in the Supreme and
Circuit Courts the costs for every sum-
mons, attachment, execution or other
process, shall be two dollars, for every
subpoena one dollar; and there shall
be no charge for drawing jury, issuing
summons, and the service thereof on the
panel of jurors.
Section 2 That the marshal's or She
riffs fees for serving summons or any
other process Except subpena) shall
be one dollar for each party served there
with; for serving any execution or other
process for the collection of money, five
cents for every dollar collected up to
five hundred dollars and two and one
half cents for every dollar over five
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-08-28
AN ACT
To REGULATE THE CuRRENCY.

To REGULATE THE CURRENCY.
Be 1t enacted By the King and the Legis-
lathe assembly Of the Ha,oajiaR Isl
dndS IN the Legislature Of tie King
dom assembled.
SECTION l. The currency of this King
dom shall consist of the dollar of the
value of one hundred cents United States
coinage; the half dollar of the value of
fifty cents; the quarter dollar of the value
of twenty-five cents, and the dime and
half dime of the value of ten cents and five
cents respectively of the said coinage /;
and the half dollar or fifty cents silver
coin of the United States of America
shall be taken as the standard and be a
legal tender at the value of half dollar
in all payments to be made in this King
dom. Gold coins and Silver coins other
than those above named bearing the le-
CALLED impress of any Sovereign State
shall also be receivable in payment of
Government dues, duties and taxes, at
the Exchequer, and in tender or payment
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-08-28
AN ACT

To FURTHER DEFINE THE NATURE AND
OBLIGATIONS OF THE Contracts AU-
THoRIzED BY SECTIONS l417 AND l4lS
OF THE CIVIL CODE.
WHEREAS, the law in relation to Masters
and Servants has been misunderstood
in some of its provisions and is wrongly
interpreted by many persons:
And Whereas, some legislation is neces-
sary in order to prevent such misun-
derstandings in future and to further
define the nature and obligations of the
Contracts authorized by Sections l417
and l4lS of the Civil Code. Therefore {:
Belt Enacted By the King and the Leg
islatiUe assembly Of the Haaoaiion
Islands IN the Legislature Of the
Kingdom assembled.
SECTION /. No contract of married
woman to serve another shall be valid in
law, unless separated from her husband
by decree of a court of competent juris-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-08-28
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO!
Avis aux Francois.
OPTION DE NATIONALITE DIES ALsACIENs LORRAINs
REsIDANT A L'ETRANGER.
Es 1NnIvInus ORIGINAIREs DIES

T ES INDIVIDUS ORIGINATES DES
IL territories cedes PAllemagne qui residant hors
d'Europe devront faire la declaration doption pour
la nationaite franchise dams dela qui cut
s'etendre au della du Ter 0ctobre, 1873.
Passe ce delai, lis seront consideres CONNIE ALE
mauds.
En- ce qui concerne les mineurs, il etc entendu
que leur declaration doption serat valabement fate
avec Resistance de leurs representants legaux ces
adire des tuteurs pour les mineurs non-emancipes,
des curateurs pour les mneurs emancipes.
QUAINT aux sommes mariees nees en- Alsaee-Lorraine,
eeles qui voudront METRE leur nstionalite abr de
toue condensation ulterieure, devront faire, aveo
Resistance de leurs mari sumo declaration doption.
Aux termes de Particle de Ia convention additionee
de FRANKFORT IL Decembre, 1871, Popton en- favour
de Ia nationate franchise resuera pour les indivdus
residant q Petranger dune declaration fate devant
une Chancelerie diplomatique du consuat franeaise
GU de leur characterization dams Pune de ees Chan
ceeries.
Les interesses ont done a leur ehoix, lie moyen de
faire constater eur option soft par declaration
couforme celle qui trouve la Chancellerie
franchise soft par characterization efectuee re-
nouvelee dams les formes ordinaires.
Fait en- Chanceerie le II JUN, 1879.
Oh. PERNET,
23-tf Acting Commissioner.
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diction; and in case any woman shall
contract marriage while under contract
to serve another, the marriage shall ope-
rate to annul said contract of service.
SECTION 2. In all cases when any per
son under contract to serve another, shall
be sentenced by any court to make to his
Master satisfaction for loss of time by
desertion, by working for a period 0.
time beyond that contracted for, he shall
be paid his wages for such extra time
worked at the rate stipulated for in the
contract.
SECTION 8. No person bound by con-
tract to serve another shall be held or
compelled to work for any period of time
beyond the date when the contract shall
by its terms expire, in liquidation of any
debt or advance made to said laborer dur
ing the term agreed for at the time o.
his engagement, and any clause intro
duced into the contract which shall con-
template any such service for any such
advances shall be held utterly void and
of no effect.
SECTION 4 All laws and parts of laws
inconsistent with or repugnant to the
nroyisions of this Act are hereby repealed
Approved this 29th day of July A. D.
1872. KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-08-28

hundred dollars /; for every writ of pos
session or restitution, putting any person
entitled into possession of premises and
removing tenant pursuant to order Of
court one dollar, and that no fee be
charged for attendance upon the Court
Section 3. That the judges fee for
every attendance at chambers upon the
hearing of any motion shall be one
dollar.
Section f. That in the Probate Courts,
the costs for every citation or summons
shall be one dollar; for every subpoena
one dollar; for hearing proof and de-
termining upon the validity of any will
two dollars; for taking, stating and de
termining upon an account rendered, or
deciding upon the distribution of person
al estate, one dollar; for hearing and
determining any objection to the appoint
ment of an administrator or any appli-
cation for his removal. or for the remov-
al of any guardian, or any application
to annul the probate of a will, one
dollar; Provided, that in all cases where
the value of the estate shall not exceed
the sum of five hundred dollars, not
more than Ten Dollars in addition to
costs of advertising shall be charged for
Costs of Court, to comprehend all hear
ings and proceedings required by Statute
or ordered by the Court, including final
hearing and discharge of the Executor,
Administrator, Guardian or Trustees.
Section s. In all the Courts of this
Kingdom, in all actions of Assumpsit
there shall be taxed as Attorneys fees,
in addition to the Attorneys fees now
taxable by law, to be paid by the losing
party and to be included in the sum for
which execution may issue, ten per cent
on all sums to One Hundred Dollars and
Two and one half per cent in addition
on all sums over One Hundred Dollars,
to be computed on the excess over One
Hundred Dollars The above fee shall
be assessed on the amount of the Judge
ment obtained by the Plaintiff and upon
the amount sued for, if the Defendant
obtain judgement.
Section 6. This Act shall take effect
and become a law from the day Of its
passage, and all laws and parts of laws
with the provisions of this
Act are hereby repealed.
Approved this % day of July A. D.
1872. KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-08-28
AN ACT

To amend an Act entitled can Act to
regulate Names, passed on the oath OF
August A. D. 1860"
Be 1t Eaactea By the King and the Leg
islotjve assembly Of the Ha'cajio1,
Islands IN the Legislature Of the
Kingdom assembled
Section l. That Section 9th of an Act
entitled can Act to regulate Names"
passed on the oath day of August A. D.
1860, be and the same is hereby amend
ed, by adding to said Section 9th the fol
lowing words: Except upon decree
of His Majesty the King in Privy Coun-
Gil, which decree shall be founded upon
the petition of the person DESTROYS of
changing his or her name, and shall be
duly published for the information of the
public for at least four consecutive weeks
in some public journal in such decree
mentioned, so that the Section shall read
as follows:
"Section 6. 1t shall not be lawful to
change any name adopted or conferred
under this law. 1t shall also not be law
full to change any name adopted or con-
terred before the operation of this law,
except upon decree of His Majesty the
King in Privy Council which decree
shall be founded upon the petition of the
person DESTROYS of changing his or her
name, and shall be duly published for the
information Of the public, for at least four
consecutive weeks in some public journal
in such decree mentioned.
Approved this 29th day of July A. D.
1872. KAMEHAMEHA r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-08-28
AN ACT

REQUIRING THE IDENTIFICATION OF PER-
SONS OFFERING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TO INSTRUMENTS.
Be 1t Enacted By the King and the Leg
islatiUe Assembly Of the Ha,oaijan
Islands IN the Legislature Of the
Kingdom assembled:
SECTION L. No acknowledgment of
any Conveyance or other instrument,
whereby any real estate is conveyed
or may be affected shall be taken, unless
the person offering to make such aclz-
nowledgment shall be personally known
to the officer taking the same, to be the
person whose name is subscribed to such
conveyance or instrument as a party
thereto, or shall be proved to be such by
the oath or affirmation of credible wit
ness known to the officer.
SECTION 2. The certificate of such
acknowledgment shall state the fact of
acknowledgment and that the person
making the same was personally known
to the officer granting the certificate to
be the person whose name is subscribed
to the instrument, as party thereto, or
was proved to be such by the oath or
affirmation of credible witness known
to the officer whose name shall be in
serted in the certificate.
SECTION 3. Such Certificate shall be
substantially in the following form, to
wit:
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ofdebts contracted by private individuals
and payable in this Kingdom, at their
value as fixed by the King in Privy
Council, and published by the Minister
of Finance in the Government Gazette.
In case any of the said coins established
as legal tender as above provided be re
fused, the payer having rendered the
same, may bring them into Court, and
plead such tender and refusal in bar of
costs.
SECTION 2. Coins of the value of
twenty-five cents or less shall be legal
tender only as follows:
In all payments not exceeding ten
dollars and in all payments exceeding
ten dollars, and not exceeding one hun
bred dollars in the proportion of fifteen
dollars for every hundred; and in all pay
ments exceeding one hundred, and not
exceeding one thousand dollars, in the
proportion of ten dollars for every hun
dred; and in the proportion of five dol
lars for every hundred in ali payments
exceeding one thousand dollars"
SECTION g.. All Acts and parts of Acts
inconsistent with or contrary to the pro-
visions of this Act are hereby repealed
Approved this 22th day of July A. D.
1872. KAMEHAMERA R.