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For Sale or Lease,

OFFER FOR SALE. ON
ATM-0 favo rubie terms, the following de-
M "a seribed property
Nlii3i4l4rG The large Two-storied Frame
House, with the Lot. SCHOOL Street. kapalaua.
now occupied by Leonard Mitchell The siiuiti9n is
fine and airy the house is sufficiently large for
derate sized family. containing eight rooms, Eith
q garden in good cultivation on the premises. Fer
further particulars inquire Of Leonard Mitchell Or
the undersigned.
2-Also. the House and Premises a. Krousula. nov
occupied hv J Lazarus, and formerly by the under
signed. The house is new. two stories high, sell
adapted fpr small family. in a cool and hcafhY situ
alton with extensive grounds. shade trees aHd al the
necessary out hui diug..
3-Also. the Premises near the bridge. On Fling
Street. now occupied by the undersigned II is tn
cool and delightful situation. and the Tot presents
garden " uxuriuut tropical vegeiaion. AZ a resi-
dence it has the advantages Of side within the
city limits. The house l. ct -tare= With
rooms. also kitchen. dining room. bath house. &c-
Time. with moderate rate e interest viii b
given for large proportion Of the purchase money,
n e ". c. JONES.
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Notice.
NOOlOO.
TIER OF THE ESTATE OF

I'm THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Il JOHN NOMORE. late Of Prns, Hawaii, deceased. Al
Chambers before the Circuit Judge Of the 3rd judicial Cir
cult Hawaiian Islands. In Probate
TN reading and filing the petition and accounts q Seve
rance Administrator of the Estate of John Numure late Of
Puma, Hawaii deceased, asking that the may he
Ained and approved and that ua order may be made q
distribution Of the property remaining in his hands the
persons thereto entitled and dischargng him from all fur
Their responsibility such Admin-trator.
II Is ordered that THURSDAY the day q October
D. ls12 At O'Clock be- and Is hereby appointed The
time for hearing said petition and accounts and that all per
interested then and there appear and show
Il they have why the should be granted sd
may present evidence errd the said pro-
perty; the Court House. In Ililo Hawaii
f. LYMAN,
creuit Judge, srd Judicial Circuit. II. L
Hilo Hawaii Nj $50
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+. Jas. SMITH,
Secretary.

las attention Of the public is especially called to
Sections 2g5 to sol Of the Civil Code, inclusive, in
relation 10 the public health, follows:
sEcrIos 2g6. The Board of Health, and its agents,
may at all times cause any vessel arriving, when,
such vessel or the cargo thereof. shall in their opin-
i1n be foul. or infected so endanger the public
health to be removed to the quarantine ground, and
70 be thoroughly purified at the expense of the own
er esnsEncos, persons in possession Of the
and they may also all persons arriving in or
going on board Of any such infected vessel hand
ling such infected cargo be removed to place
% safety, there to remain under their orders.
SECTION 2g7. If any master seaman, or passenger,
belonging any vessel, board Of which any infec-
iiou may then be, may have lately BEEN suspec-
ted 10 have been, or which may have been st. or
which may have come from, any port where any in
feotOus disteuper prevailed, that may endanger the
public health shall refuse to make oath to
such questions as may be asked him relating to such
objection or isiemper by the Board Of Health, its
srcuts, such master seaman, or passenger, refus
ing shah be punished by fine not exceeding five
hundred dollars, or imprisonment at hard labor
exceeding twelve months, OF both in the discretion
OF the court
SECTION rs. All expenses incurred on account oil
any person, vessel or goods, under any quarantine
regulations. shall be paid by such person, vessel
owner Of such vessel or goods respectively.
SECTION 29q. It shall be the duty Of the Marshal,
AID all officers Of police, aud physicians, to report to
the Board Of Health nearest authorized agent,
the existence Of any nuisance, injurious to the public
health Of which either of them may be cogniEant
soon as possible after it shall come to their knowledge
SECTION $40. 1t shall be the duty Of every physi-
esu having patient infected With the small pox,
any other disease dangerous the public health, to
give immediate notice thereof to the Board of Health
OF its nearest agent. in writing and in like manner
so IMPORT Eaid Board, its agent, every Of
death which takes place his practice from any such
disease and every physician who shall refuse neg
is, 10 give such notice. or make such report shall be
anod for each ocnsc sum not less than ten,
than one hundred dollars.
SECTION sci. 1t shall he the duty of every house
holder keeper Of boarding lodging house, or
master Of vessel, to report Immediately to the Board
Of Health its nearest agent any person in about
their house. or vessel, whom they shall have
% believe to be sick or to have died OF the small pox
or any other disease dangerous the public health,
under penalty Of not less than five, more than
one hundred dollars. for each ofense.
The law relating the public health will be rgidly
enforced. By order Of the BOARD OF HEALTH.
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COURT on THE mAwAIIAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS IN PROBATE-In the matter Of the Estaie
of ANTONIO MARIA Of Honolulu Oahu, deceased Oder,
TO show application Of Executor for order Il sale
Read Estate.
On reading and filing the petition Of Manned de silva tx
ecuor Of the WIN VI An ouo Mars praying for order II
sale % certain real estate belonging the said estate and
ting firth certain legal Why such real estate should
be sold;
Is hereby ordered thst the q Kin Of the ad war
and all persons interested In the said estate appear before
this Court SATURDAY the 10 day of June A. D. 49, ~
10 O'Clock at the Court Room OF this Court Homo
lulu, then and there why should
be granted for the sale of such estate:
And Il is further ordered that copy Of this oider be pub
lishe least three successive before the said dny u
hearing in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper published in
said Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, Il. l. May 9th. lS72
H. A. WIDENfANN
Attest: Justice Of the supreme Court.
JNo E BtTN,Rp Deputv Clerk algt
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A LEAP YEAR EPIsoDE.-Judge Chambers, of the
Belmont County (o) Common Pleas, is an old ba-
chelor At party 10 Clairsvile, the other evening,
young lady was standing in draught, when the
Judge stepped up and remarked, Miss, Twin pro-
tect you from the draught with my person. She
replied, "Do you promise always thus 10 guard ard
protect me!" Through his proyerbial gallantry, be
replied, 81 do Extending her hand she remark
ed, Judge, you will remember this is leap year"
The Judge was for moment nonplussed, but final
ly he succeeded in saying, "YOu must ask my
MOTHER
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SupREME COURT OF the hawaiian Is

SUPREME COURT of the Hawaiian Is
- LANDS IN PROBATE.In the matter Of the guardian
ship Of William Humphreys Honolulu
Chambers, before Chief Justice Allen.
On reading and filing the petition and accounts Of William
L. Green Guardian Of the Estate Of William Humphreys ate
ofHououlu deceased wherein he asks be allowed SlO
and charges himself with Sl5i and asks that the
may be examined and approved and that final order may
be made Of distribution Of the property remaining in his
hands 10 the persons thereto entitled and dchargng him
and his suretes from all further responsibility guar
dian.
1t is ordered that THURSDAY the llth day Of July AID.
1872 at 10 O'Clock before the said Justice Chambers
in the House Honolulu. aud the SAME hereby
is appointed the time and place for hearing said
petition and accounts all persons interested may
then and there appear aud show cause any they have why
the should not be granted and may evidence
To who entitled the said property And that this order
in the Hawaiian and English languages published
Hawaiian Gazette and An Okoa newspapers printed and pub
lshed Honolulu for three successive weeks previous the
time therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu H. L. this 9TH day Of June A D. 1872
ELISHA II. ALLEN,
Attest Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
WALTER SEAL Clerk 223t
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in opening up the back country, it would be much
beneficial than spending it for a new Palace,
for which he could not see the slightest use.
On Committee rising, the Chairman reported pre-
gress and asked leave to sit again on Monday next
Report accepted, and leave granted.
Assembly ndinnrned
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN

SUPNEME COUhT OF THE HAW AIIAN
- ISLANDS, In Ptobate.-In the matter Of the Estate
Of ROBERT LETT late Honolulu Oahu deceased ines-
tate. At Chambers. before Mr.. Justice Widemann.
On reading and filing the petition and accounts Of James
W. AUSTIN Administrator Of the Estate Il Robert lett
Of Honolulu deceased wherein he asks 10 be allowed $3.50
o. and charges himself with SiJIO5i and asks that the
same may be examined and approved and that final order
may be made Of distribution Of the property remaining In his
hands TO the persons thereto entitled and discnaging bin
and his sureties from all further responsibility such Adj
mnistrator;
1t ordered that SATURDAY. the % day Of June A. d.
1872 at ten o'clock before the said Justice az Cham
bers in the Court House Honolulu be and the same here
by is appointed the time and place for hearing said petition
and accounts aud that all persons interested then and
there appear and show they have Why the
same should not be granted and may present evidence 10
who entitled TO the said property. And that this order
in the English language be published in the HAwAuAN
GAZETTE newspaper printed and published IN Honolulu
three successive weeks previous to the time therein
for said hearing.
Dated Honolulu, II. L, this 18th day Of May. 1872.
II. A. WIDEMANN,
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court.
WALTER R. SEAL Clerk Supreme Court. 1885,
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NouUE i' hereby given, tina; during the temporary
abseucs Of : c. PFLUsEE, Esquire, from this King
aoaa, the following named Gentlemen have been au-
shalzed take charge % the following Consulates,
respectively;
J. C. GLAnE. Esquire Consulate Of the German
Empire. and The Royal Swedish and Norwegian Con-
sriatc;
j. " PFIueEE. Esquire, Yice-Consulhte Of Russia;
c. +. PrgUsER. Esquire, the Danish Consulate;
Asi al persons are required to respect all the official
asts q The same accordingly. C. c. HAERis,
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Department Foreign Affairs, June !, 1872.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12

President Theirs has informed the projectors of q
tunnel Dover Straits that he is favorable the
scheme, and had no doubt the Council Of Ministers
were of the same opinion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12

Official notice has been given to the Alsatians by
the German Government that "persons born aud
donieied in Alsace who shall expressly choose the
French nationality must also prepare to remove to
France. Till they actually do they will be regard
ed as Alsniians. Notwithstanding the option they
have msls
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12

The new trial of Laura D. Fair for the murder Of
Mr.. Crittenden, has been set down for the 24th Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-06-12

gE5Esr TE0UsSEAu, ESQ, NJ. D., has this day been
appointed Port Physician for the Port Of Honolulu.
FERD. " HUToHIsoN,
Minister OF Interior.
IS-ETl1R OFFICE, May 29tb, 1872.
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CHcuIT CORR, sEcoND JUDICIAL CIRcUIT, La
hama. Island Of Mani NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
thai the June Term A. D. 1872, Of the said Court,
u he holden at Lhhaina, in the Island Of Maui, has
been duiy ordered by Chief Justice Allen to be
AnsouESEp from Tuesday, the 18th Day of june, a.
.. ls72. 20 TUESDAY. the 10th Day Of July, A. D.
ls72, a; 10 o'clock A. n. WALTER r. SEAL,
Court House, Honolulu, Clerk of Supreme Court.
May slst, ls72. 2e-St
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nv AUTHORITY.

nrrIye tie temporary absence Of Monsieur Theo-
iu-t Baiiicu. Commissioner and Consul Of France,
from this Kingdon, Monsieur Charles Pernet lChAn-
uer De- Cuusulnt with the appreciation Of the French
Government, vii take charge Of said Consulate and
perform The functions apperAining TO the same. And
al persons required respect the official acts Of
skil Monsieur Charles Perne;, accordingly.
c. C.. Harris,
Minister for Foreign Afairs.
DErAErvEyT F0EEIGS AFFAIRS,
Honoiulu June 5.lsT2.
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THE regular annual examination Of the Govern
nent Schools Of the District Of Kona Honolulu
Island q Oahu, will take place during the ensuing
month, june follows:
Wednesday, June 18th at the Militant School,
king Street.
Thursday. June 18th, at the Fort Street School.
Friday, June 18th, at the Royal SCHOOL,
CoxHox SCHOOLS.
Monday, june 28th, at KamoiliiH Church, Eve
schools
Tuesday. June 25,h, at KawniahaO Church, four
schools.
Wednesday, June 10th, at Kawaiabao Church, five
schools.
Thursday, June 27th, at Kawniahao Church, four
Schools.
Commencing at 2 o'clock A. NJ, on each of the
above days The public is invited to attend.
The summer vacation Of the above schools will ex
tend from the dates above named to Thursday, Au-
gust lst. Is7s. from which date a new term viii
commence.
by order Of the Board Of Education.
W. JAS. SMITH,.
Secretary.
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Department Foreign Affairs, June !, 1872.
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sAM'L G. WILDER, Agent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

- faber, tho pencil man, made al,Ooo,Ooo.
- President Thlers has abandoned his project
Of a transfer Of tho capital 70 Paris. He will,
however, hold his receptions In Paris.
- Count TrouttmAnsdotf, the Austrian Min.
isier accredited TO the Pope will shortly present
his letters Of recall.
About nfteen thousand dollars have been
subscribed In Boston the last few days In aid Of
Rev. Robert Collyers new church.
- Jenny Dnd's daughter has = voice that
promises 70 equal, II not eEcell, her mothsr'E.
She II now fourteen years old.
= Nagaoka, one Of the japanese princes
ruling In the north OF Niphon, accompanied by a
Join the Gmbassadorai party.
The ranks Of female Journalists In New
York have opened to admit Miss Helen Ludlow
sister Of tho late filI Hugh Ludlow. She has
Just returned from Europe.
= bismarck says that until lately Germany
had lived In a religious peace which had been
the envy Of Europe. This peace, he continued
began 70 be less secure from the moment In which
p1iSia l,aiss and With hSr the Protestant dynasty
william Cullen bryant has cal led on
Madame Oyiodo, nee Bartlett, the diamond.
wedding heroine: He found her widow on her
larEe sugar plantation near MatanEas, intelli'
ment of an ts0o, 900 Income.
- When Ole Bull came out Of the burning
Iowa City Hotel Sin his night shirt and with his
middle under his arm" he suddenly bethought
hiWsNi " us kOlu Whtoht Nhlcn ne
had left In bis room, and offered q negro sso 70
recover H. The darkey rushed through the are
aud reappeared soon with tho watch; but be was
In condition nuder even than Oles.
A special from Cairo, Egypt, March 81,
says General Sherman was spIendldly enter.
tined by the khedivo. A state breakfast was
KiVon In his honor; he was invited TO reviews
and special train was provided for himself a nd
suite. A palace was rendered him for his resi-.
dence, but he declined It. Ho leaves on Tues.
day for Constantlnople, where he will be the
guest Of the Sultan.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02


Two hours and half were consumed last
evening by the counsel for Dana, and Of all
the failures the last is most conspicuous.
After an adjournment Of two days, under the
statement that the time was necessary 70 OBJ
tain important witnesses, gentlemen were
placed upon the stand that have been present
from the beginning, and the only facts ell
cited show beyond question the strictest pro-
priety and care In the management Of the Do
partment. No better witnesses for the defence
couldhave been called by tho hosecretary himself.
The question naturally arises how long this
farce Is to be continued, and how long the
attorney Is TO be permitted to select the num-
ber Of witnesses he will examine each even
ing, concluding At such an carly hour as tends
to protract tho time aud make unnecessary
delay.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

Tho General Committee gu last years
carnival held au important meeting yester-
day afternoon, aud we hall the proceedings,
Us printed on our llrst page to-day, as good
omen for celebration this year. The COM
mittee very properly appeal to the people to
guarantee the expenses, and we feel coadent
that tho response will be unanimous In favor
Of agrand gala time during the last week in
May. There is no doubt that the amount
necessary 10 carry out the plans of the COM
mlttee can be raised II all the people will
assist, aud we shall expect tomorrow to
chronicle the subscription of a very hand
some sum towards the carnival fund.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
yICrORr IN CONNECTICUT.

Connecticut has followed tho noble lead Of
New Hampshire, aud recorded another VIC
tory for the Republican party and the ad-
mluistratlou Of President Grant. At this
writing (mldnlght) the Indications arc that
the Governor has been reelected by the poo-
pie. We have certainly gained largely In the
Legislature, 90 that any way the defeat oi
the Democratic candidate Is insured. The
Republicans have gained all over the State,
and, II II had not been for the Labor and
Temperance tickets, our majority would be
upwards Of two thousand-a gain over last
year OF nineteen hundred. The Governor ls,
however, sure, and also the United States
senatorShip. This Is victory enough for on e
day.
Tho campaign In Connecticut has been
fought under peculiarly untavorablo clreum-
stances. The speeches Of Republican Sem
ators have beon circulated as campaign doc
uments Prominent Republican sorehead
journals like the Tribune have tried to do all
tho mischief they could by representing that
Republican triumph would be claimed as
victory for the Administration. The New York
World made frantic appeals TO the liberal
Republicans to come out and vote against
the party rs the only way 10 make the Gin
cinnau convention "a success" Al the last
moment, Mr.. Greeley and the disappointed
Republicans of New York Issucd their In
dorsement Of the boilers movement, with tho
manifest object Of sowing dlsaffection and
dlsunion In the Republican ranks. They
have all been beaten in Connecticut-Tem
pcrance mon, Labor Reformers, Liberals and
Democrats. Connecticut stands true to the
Administration aud to the grand old Repub-
llcan party, one aud indiylsible.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

Fire Commissioners proposition was made
to order out the department for tho parade
In honor Of the emancipation proclamation,
On the 18th Instant, and there was some
pretty sharp talk amoug the commissioners.
Now, Il seems 10 us that this IL all wrong.
The frc department was organised for the
protection Of property, not TO take part In
Parados OF any kind, aud IL Is 10 be hoped
that the board will now and for all future
time refuse to grant requests Of this charac-
ter by so doing they will surely receive the
approval Of all citizens.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

IT sEEMS that all the dishonesty and cor
TBptlon In ofiice about which we read so
much IN the bore-head Journals does not pre-
vent . steady reduction OF the public debt.
The decrease last month, according to the
statement Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
Ia another column, amounts to tho magnlG-
cent sum Of fifteen and one half millions
The hard-worklng people, who have to ray
this debt 10 tho last farthlug, will prefer an
administration that keeps its promise as GER
talnly a. tho iirst OF the month comes around
90 a cot OF political docthnalres whose prao-
tees In the past are very far from being cal
enlated 10 Inspire confidence,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

Mn. SUMNER AND Mn. soHURz were sorely
disappointed yesterday in the Senate Arms
Investigating Committee. It appears that
some OF the cases shipped to Fra nee were
marked "R. T." Here was revelation OF
coufse the initials stood for the French Re-
public, and the military Ring" had become
so bold and defiant that all disguise was
thrown off aud the arms were sent direct to
the French authorities. 1t turned out, how
ever, that ''R. r." meant not the "Republlc
of France" but Remington Flls," or Rem
ington Sous" aud was mere private ship
ping mark.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02
Sewing Machines.

OFFuE AND sALESRQoA kEYsIpnE SEW.
We have good stock q thli superior sswtnE Ma.
Ths iYRtoNE, In ali the republics necessary 10
. perfect asWluH ulAahine, hAa no equal,
bold on monthly inatallmenia bAtisfsetion EuAr'
osii snd sec Psoi Iuikip,s UhAmploR Needle. Al.
'ASH'' :" A'' ''" Il b. ELLICoTT a CO.,
mh97'lm General Agents.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

THE RAILROAD ESoINB, Colonel Thomas
A. Scott" arrived on the Avenue yesterday
afternoon under a full head OF steam. It
passed through the House OF Representative
under a suspension OF the rules. Now for the
"John W. Garrett"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

COPFEE.
800 Mats old Dutch JAVA.
20 Bag. Prime CeyloH JAVA,
10 Bales GenIins MOCHA.
10 Hogshcads PLANTATION.
80 Bags Prime RIO and MARICkIBO.
COFfEE and IEA sold both Wholesale and Re-
tall, At lowest new York Prices.
Coffee roasted fresh every day By an enPeri-
enced hand In Paisnt Aroma-sSVins kosstsS.
APythiss RSSschsS,ss from Ss S9, s;S,I;,sS'RZ:
Sola b, uL Orders received thropsh nan VIII %
s sS s: so.s sS.sS spoS los sp1ssSs
mail ethofWise, q Any number q aEtioss vantsd
q. pSisSsss sSoa. rom ~ PRsf RAGsbS M
goodsbsnt o. D. D.. or cheek must AoeompanJ order,
lmp9.ted l.hls laHuriea. Of svs1 description And
Sros.s Blastwsn', Sauces, tIs diHsTsn, kinds)
0hov0how. go. SO. a. dlaersnt klnda)
ChutnA BAaoe, Canton UinEsr.
e.si nlP,,a sogIP.l ile diasr'n, kinA'J
Condensed Min.
Cssssi fruits syOry description.
Canned Vegetables. ever description
ks9nsals 0issisiv. mad; p Boston,
FL S.i P:sa' ps:sa Ss.st. @: IasSss 81 Sss
Albert biscuit kdlnburgh.
HAyennsr's Oraeksra
FISH.
No. MESS MAuKERKL.
SALMON
BIS..sT 4d.d Sssst RSsL TSssS.. sssssss'd
MAl.sa ot.ps.. B.nsoss, DATES. RruB.s. Oranges,
choice. Chocolates, great variety. sto., etc.
Eyeythins kept 10 ist-elsss Grocery aiwsJs
on hand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

soME PEOPLE do say that the Sun rose very
carly in Philadelphia on last Saturday morn.
Ing. What Is the opinion Of the Pirate Of
tho PrGss2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-02

THE Lower House Of tho Pennsylvania
Legislature have decided not to remove the
capital by a vote Of 50 to3I,