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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-28

To D,Y the Postcttice will be open
from ! so to 9 A. NJ and from $50 to
! 80 P. NJ. This is necessary so the
BOYS can do justice to their Thanksgiv-
ing dinners.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ,0 OH.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Ohy,
- county, ~. Municip Couri Of Hh'
ing, Ociobs rules, 1874. ,s
c. K SHILLING W. Jackson Bower, JsmSS
WharTy, Thomas WbsTry and Dz''1
Flsck, partners as Bowe 20.
nishee attach nent In assunpst. .u,,
The OBJECT Of this suit j. % .. cover III
thereon. as ger contract. IRON the e'n ozy
Of Cc;ober, lsp, TIL payment and the en- IN.
Of thissuit. Ard II appear Dg no an a.
davit filed In the .ause thst the sald DC ~ =,
suts are nou.Tesidents Of the state OF a..
Virginia, IL l. therefore orderei tnz' ne
month after the date of the nr.t PoDs
cation Of this notice and do what u ne
ssry To defend their interests x
Teste: DANA l. HUBBARD, tt sg,sIn.
TAiLJR d BARR, Attorneys Ea
tiff. oct2 o.N9
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RaukruDtcy Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
81 United States for the District OF West
Virginia. IN bahkrup'cy'
In the matter OF W. +. Goodwin Co,
Rankrurts.
To ,UhOm Il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment as a>SiSnee OF me estate VI
partners as w. +. Goodwin y Co, OF W heel
ing, in the county OF Ohio, in said lis'ric' ,
and who were, to-wit, on the 9TH day OF
September, A. u. 1872, adJudged bankrup's'
upon the petition of their creditors, by the
said court. A..
Dated at Wheeling, West Virginia, the
9th day OF November, A. y. 49,.
no9-Ss l. +. JONES, Assignee.
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CHRISTMAS CAROLS, a companian hook
to Nursery Rhymes or Mo.ber Goose
Melodies, illustrated as handsomely ard
set to mnsic in same style, rretuly
bound, 81 80 and $3.50 per copy, at
Sheib's Music Store.
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Grant and Greeley.

Only one of these can reach the
White House, but everybody can have
his Thanksgiving dinner aud see D..
Livipgstoue's coat at II. Franks treat
One Price Clothing House. Call and
get a BILL OF FARE.
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CITY tOUNCIL- PRUCEEDINGS.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, November %.
SECOND BRANCH.
The Second Branch met pursuant to
adjournment
Present-Messrs. Altmyer. Baird,
Caldwell, R Crawford, o. J. Crawford,
Howell, Hammer, List. Logan, Lancas.
ter. Long, McAdams, O'Brien, Phillips,
Steger, J. G. Smith. Porter Smith
Simpson, Salisbury, Sheppard, Tolivar,
and President Forbes.
The special business being to hear
the report Of the committee OF con 'er-
ence on the question OF changing the
ward boundaries, and no report being
presented, the Second Branch adjourned
until next Friday night, Novem Der
10Th.
FIRST BRANCH.
The First Branch met pursuant to
adjournment.
Presept-Messrs. Allison, Blair,
Booth. Boring, Brodie, Butterield,
Ewing, Pannell, Reister, Schambra,
Todd and Wilson.
The report of the Committee on re-
districting the CITY was received from
the Second Branch, aud amended by
changing the boundary between the
Fifth and Sixth wards from Second to
First street.
The resolution in relation to placing
$40 to the credit of the special COM
mittee on coal was concurred in.
A resolution TO place James Long on
committees vacated by resignation OF
Ed. Weisgarber was received from
Second Branch and concurred in.
Petition OF A. B Rupp to transferring
his license was laid on the table.
Several resolutions for repairing gas
lights, steps, &c, were concurred in.
The Second Branch not ged this
Branch that they had not coneurred in
the amendment to the report OF the
committee on re.distrcting the city, and
asked TOT Commirlee OF Conference
Messrs. Buttertield, Boring and Brodie
were appointed on the part Of the First
Branch.
The committee retired and in a short
time returned aud reported that they
were unable to agree
The committee was discharged and
Messrs Wilson, PANEL and Both were
appointed new Committee of Confer
ence on the part Of the FIRST Branch.
An adjournment was had until
Wednesday evening, 9th.
FIRST BRANCH.
The FIRST Branch met in special ses-
sion Wednesday evening, November 81,
aud adjourned 10 meet on Friday night,
November 90.
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No PAPER THAT all about the REG
IsrER establishment may participate in
the FESTIVITIES of Thanks living Day, no
p,rer will he Issued from this office to-
morrow
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The celebrated Grover u Baker
"Lock-Stitch" Sewing Machine is gain
ing popularity very rapidly in our city.
True merit will be appreciated.
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TUE best variety AMI latest designs in
Shawls, Scarfs and Cloaks can now be
seen at Emsheimer Il BUNS.
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"TIROSH."

ssT,TROsH" OR UNFFRMENTED WINE
i for Communion purposes. Also
Angelica Wine, very delicate, IavoIIie
wine for lahi's and irvaIidS. Also Npark-
ling and Hook Wines Pine & Co. = Brandy,
old and pure, superior Rye and EOuIb bon
Whiskies. for medicinal purposes.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST n 90.
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For Black Silks, Six Velve's and
Velveteens, GO to Ensheimer X Blum's,
YOU want to save 80 per cent in pur-
chasing.
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ONE hundred sets OF different kinds
of furs at very low prices will tie 20!
for the next ten days, at Henry jacobs
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Doy'T hawk, hawk, spit, spit, blow
blow, and disgust everybody with your
catarrh, and its offensive odor when DR.
S4ge's Catarrh Remedy will speed ly
DESTROY all odor and arrest the dis
charge.
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ANY thing you want in the way o.
Gents Furnishing Goods you can find
by calling at John L. Rice's, 80 Mon
roe street.
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Phila-
delphia, Pa, possesses advantages for
business men.
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JUsr received BY John L. iRice, 80
Monroe street, q full aud complete line
OF Muflers and Ear WarmerA.
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ONE hundred pairs colored Kid
Gloves to be sold at the low price Of SIS
cents a pair. at Henry Jacobs.
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EMsHElMvR IL. BLUM sell 80 inCh
Chintz for Is cents that's cheaper than
calico
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The new Cameo Medallion Photo
graphs are all the rage at the Part
ridge Gallery.
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TO-DAY is the anniversary OF the
death OF Washirgt Irving, in 1859.
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LADIES, you can buy the chcanost
Minks FiIrhes', Squirrels, or any klnd
OF urs, at Emsheimer ~ BUNS.
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Assignee's Notice Of Appoint
mcnt.

TN THE DISTRICr COURT OF THE
| United States 'or the District OF West
Virginia. In BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter OF William +. Parsball,
Bankrupt.
To all whom II may concern:
The undersigned, Kenner Is. Stephenson,
OF parkersburg, Woo county, W. Va,
hereby gives notice OF his appointment as
assignee Of the estate OF Wi liam i. far-
shall, OF Mineral Wells, in che county 81
Wood, I'm said District ard who Wa, % wit,
on the :5t h day of December, 1872, adiudged
a bankrupt upon the petition oi himself by
said Court.
Dated at Parkersburg, this eth day OF No
yember, 1872, ,
KENNER b. STEPHENSON,
noy0 % Assignee.
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AT 40 Monroe street they are selling
Collars at 5 cents box.
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THE best Quarter Flannel in the city
is selling at Emsheimer Il Blum's.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-28

NovELTY.-Cameo Medallion Pho,
tog,aphs at the Partridge Gallery.
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Buy your mems underwear at Henry
Jacobs. He sells them cheaper than
any house in the city.
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Coffee.

osn BAGS PRIME TO CHOICE BIO
ZOU esGse just received and fGr sanI
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TRUSSES

Of various patterns and for every form OF
Rupture, SO that we C n 1T almost any case
at sight. Also, ABDOMINAL SUPPORT-
Frs, sHt ULilFR BRACES, BASDAGES,
sYRISGES and SURGICAL INsThJ-
MENTS in great vari Nv.
In sending orders for Trusses and Sup
porters give the circum erence round the
hips, and specify whether a Right, Let or
Double Truss IL wanted. Address
LOGAN, LIST q CO,
wholesale and Retail druggists, Wheel
ing, W. Va,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Thanks living Dinner.
Oial-List, Davenport Il Parks.
Jrwelry-Ox Oily & Duflield.
Furniture-iIubbard Il Bro.
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SHELVING and counters for sale cheap
atL. v. Bloni's shoe store.
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Public sale
"Wednesday November 81, 1872.
AFRO H'tLOt L. z. ~

Wednesday, November 81, 1872.
AFRO H'tLOt Il =. "
TI,HF SUBSCRIBE WILL Oh FIR AT
Pub le the Fam upon whch he
now re side, stu ted on The We l~tun ANA
Bethany T.niiRe within one nile o.
Bethany. and 5ia nils II, IN WeI>huiE
containing 40 ACRES, Oi wil II about .
acre aye First ana SeCoI d creek tot ON !;
the balance hill land. The " y ab"ul -
acres OF gOOu tlmDcr, ant "Dp"l . "' c!C>
u,d.rIaiI with >. .OuI vein ~ good e '"I.
\ never falling Spri, GU almost, " ~ lie. a..
The improvements con- ~ OF 4 =" 81 >Eo'
h,artiad dwelIiu9, containing wen rooms
and kiICh, II, with II good cet ar; y Sp"'
stable, barn aud com crab \ GOO v" NJ
orchard, b. ginning To u' ar, OF lue he u Sc
lection OF nuitS. The IL III wi be 30 u
who 60 in three different tracts lhls =
one at the best farms III brooke county.
Terms ma. known on day of sole.
ANY one wanting 'uithr' ia'iicl r., or
wi hing To LOOK n the l5uIn, can bc accom-
modaled by applying 10
Pethany, Brooke county, West Va
nOVll .OI
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GOTO92 MARKET STREET AND SEE
" those splendid
CHROMOS, FNGRAVINGs, LlTHO
GRAPHS, &c,
lust received. A visit will repay you, and
probably tighten your pocket.
No trouble TO show goods.
nOyl3 GEO. w. hI'N h'<
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SEE the new Cameo Medallion Pho
tographs at the Partridge Gallery.
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Reliable W heeIing and Pitts
burgh Packet.

THIS STEAMER CARRIE
trIRTttSBROOKS, II. harrington, Com
k.s.-.SsA mander: Morris dorsey, Clerk,
will leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at seven
O'Clock 4. NJ. For freight or passage apply
on board, or TO Z. Ii. BOOTH CO.,
octDS.h Agents.
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Save Your Horses.

THE SORE THROAT AND GLANDU.
lar Swellings, which a pear among he
symptoms OF The Prevailing Horse disease,
are best treated with
JOHNSON'S HORSE JININENT.
II ~ used and recommended by the street
railway, omnibus aud livery stables, and IN
the present epidemic has b,en found supe-
riIr To any other. External application.
Prepared and sod by
LOGAN, LIST Il CO,
Dru ygists, Bridge Corner.
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Blasting and Mining Powder

All In metallic kegs; sporting powder ID 90
isters; all Of which Will be sold 70 me u,
as low a. the same can be had In tbe w..
DE has portable magazines ofdlneEsb'
To ship by rail or boat
~ ORDERS SOLICITED.
nEuILY.
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Ar 40 Monroe street they are selling
Oyercoats for $4.55 each.
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FIRST BRANCH.

The FIRST Branch met in special $685.
sion Wednesday evening, November q,
aud adjourned 10 meet on Friday night,
November 90.
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Dupont's Gunpowdsr Agsnoi

Its quality In unequaIled In this c2u ni,.d
az evidenced by tests made by the Gn .Sss
States Government. He keeps Al al Ii
large stock, In magazine, Of rine ID SH'''
half and quarter kegs.
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DR.. JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal COLLEGE OF sun.op,
London, graduate from one az tie musl an.
luent Colleges IN the United States, ana, The
greater part Of Whose lie has b,pu sp,uI n
the hospitals of London, PsTls, ghlIatr.pl,,
and else where, has effected some q, u, m, :.
aston Ishing cures that were ever kuuwu
Many troubled with ringing IN the head
and ears when asleep, great nrIyOusu,s,
uess, with frequent blushiMg, attended ,onr
times with deragement vi mind, were rCr..
Immediately
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, November %.
SECOND BRANCH.
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Legislative Proceedings.

TENTH DAY. MAY 10, 1872.
The Assembly met at 10 A. NJ, the President. His
Elk. P. NahaOleua, in the Chair. Prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. Paikuli. Journal of preceding session read and
approved.
Mr.. Naihe presented petition from Kohala. pray
ing that the l42Oth Section of the Civil Code be either
amended repealed by the House. Referred to Ju-
dietary Committee.
Mr. Kip read for the first time Bill declaring thc
coast fisheries open all. Passed to second reading
and ordered printed.
Mr.. KupAkee read for the first time to amend Sec
tons $50 and 4s7 of the Civil Code
Hon. D. Kalaksua gave notice of An Act to repeal
Sections ., g. 1, and of Chap. IS of Penal Code
also, An Act to repeal Section l. Chap Al of Penal
Code.
Mr.. Poll gave notice Of Bill to amend Section l,
Chap. 90 of the Penal Code.
Mr.. Naihe introduced Resolution that the sum Of
$4,000 be appropriated for instituting an English
School in North KOhala. Referred to Committee on
Education.
Mr.. Martin gave notice of Bill to repeal Sections
l4ls and 1920 of the Civil Code, and introduce new
Section in place thereof.
His Ex. the Minister Of Finance moved that the
report of the Minister of Finance be referred to FL
nance Committee. Report referred.
Mr.. LOuOaea read, the FIRST time, Bill to allow
parties afflicted with eprosy to live with their families
On motion of Hon. D. KalAkaua, the Bill was in
definitely postponed.
Mr.. Rice read for the first time Bill to amend
Sections 1905 and 1907 of the Civil Code Bill passed
10 second reading and ordered printed.
Mr.. Mikalemi read for the first time Bill to ex-
;lude those who send their children select English
schools from the school Passed second read
ing and ordered printed.
Mr.. A. F. Jadd moved a reconsideration of the
Bill to amend Section ass of the Civil Code, which
vas indefinitely postponed yesterday. His Objec, in
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arithmetician of the Adrertiser, in
sarch of supports for an argument,
ected to put on his spectacles when re-
ng the Report of the Minister of Fl
His quotations of figures are sim
ross blunders, and it is quite fair to
ide that his differences and conclu-
are worthy of just as much atten-
we shall show his figures to be.
IS, he cohfuses the receipts of the
ury, which were S954,95 IS, with
actual Revenue, which, on page 3 of
epOrt, is given at s9l2, 1904. Again,
the Customs Receipts were only
AIS, while the Estimates are put
at $422, 500. The Custom House
pts, given in Table F, as also in the
of the Report, are $445,i4 o9, so
the Estimates instead of being in ex-
r the Receipts for the past two wears
1883 as the lacertiser hath it-are
iiityless than the Receipts for the pc
hy s22.64s Oe. Now, on the matter
stimates, we suppose at whatever fg-
H. may have been made, that 'every
business men out of ten in our COM
ity" may form their opinion to suit
nselves, without seriously endangering
actual revenue that will accrue in the
ent fiscal period; but we would not
sc the arithmetician of the .ddvertiser
build upon the continuance of the
900 in crease in the Fines and Penal
which was the case in the last pc
unless he knows more of that class
TENDERS than we do.
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We have before reverted to the sub.
ject Of food for horses, most of which is
imported here. Thousands of dollars are
sent out of the country every year to pur-
chase hay and grain for horses kept in
this Kingdom; high price is paid for
them, and 1t is not unfrequent that the
quality of both hay and grain is very in
feriOr. We have known cases where both
the California hay and oats have proved
fatal to valuable horses, the burrs in
both creating Hgh an Irritation in The
Throat of -he animal eating them as to
1a1se death
i Eas been tla7eajlE nc7ys5 that ey-
for ha7, % abundance could lie produced
Of an azoelleu, quality to supply every
demand in the country. We do not know
of any grass which yields more to the
acre than Maniania, and it is well known
10 be among the. most nutritious grasses
grown, infinitely superior to the oat
straw imported here, which is dignifed by
the name Of hay.
There are several other valuable plants
which might be cultivated here at small
expense or trouble, which are even better
than the best hay for horse-feed. Among
these, sorghum and corn sown broad
cast and allowed TO half mature and then
cut and cured the same as hay, make a
food for horses of which they are very
fond, and which is very nutritious-so
much so in fact, that horses fed generously
on either corn or sorghum do not require
grain to keep them in good condition, or
enable them to perform the labor required
of them. We would like to see some of
our enterprising farmers undertake the
raising of these articles extensively. We
have no doubt they would meet with
good returns for their labor.
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The Bill to amend Section 25 Of an Act to repeal
Chapter 10 of the Civil Code, and TO regulate the
Bureau of Instruction Their read.
On motion of HIS Ex. C. c. Harris, the Bill was
referred 10 the Committee on Education.
Bill to amend Section 9, Chapter IS, of the Penal
Code, read for the second time.
On motion, the Bill was considered in Committee
OF the Whole, and Mr.. Aholo called TO the Chair.
Mr. C. h. Judd called upon the introducer OF the
Bill Mr. Kupakee, to explain his reason for bringing
in the Bill. He could not see the force of the
amendment as it did not strengthen the law now in
force.
Mr.. KuPuniai moved to indefinitely postpone
Mr.. Carter said that he sympathised very much
with the iutroducer of the Bill, but he thought that
be bad brought his Bill into the House in the wrong
shape to carry his intended change in the observ-
ance of the Sabbath. The only difference in the
Law and the Bill was, that the Bill specified what
work and recreation were, and proposed fine of
500 in place of $40. If he thought 500 fine would
insure the proper observance of the Sabbath, he
should sustain the Bill. The present law is good
enough but the trouble is that II is not enforced
Tue Marshal and his officers ought TO report such
proceedings on the Sabbath are not countenaneed
by the law, but they do not. The law cannot be
enforced. He was sorry to say that the Sabbath
was not as strictly observed in Honolulu as form.
erly, but whether any attempt has been made to
force proper observance of the Sabbath, be could
not say. He thought that if the authorities were
tender about informing when the fine was So they
would be much more SO when the fine was 500.
The best plan would be for the Honorable member
from South Kona to bring in a Resolution calling
the attention of His Msjesty's Government to the
fact that the Sabbath was not at times properly OBJ
served In Honolulu.
Mr.. Hitchcock supported the remarks of Mr.. Car
ter, and thought the law was best as it was.
Mr.. Nui spoke against the Bill.
Mr.. Poll spoke in favor of the Bill, and cited the
steamers loading dscharging and coaling on Sun
days, as a common occurrence
His Elk C. c. Harris thought there would be some
difficulty attending the enforcing of the law if the
present Bill received the approval of the Assembly.
According to the BILL man could only be fined for
offence that specified "a man
might paint his house or plough his field, because,
to the Bill, that was not breaking the law.
There Was danger in a specific law, and the Bill at
best could do no good, as tue present statute was
all that was necessary, and covered all grounds.
Pending discussion Committee rose, aud the Chair
man reported progress and asked leave to sit again
Report accepted and leave granted.
On motion of Hon. W. P Kamakau, Assembly
adjourned.
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For Sale.
For Sale
Licenses Expiring in May, 1872.


DETAIL-Ho Honolulu, Oahu. q, Ghee Hop.
LII LIST, f. P. Adams. 2Tth, John Stinnick.
29th 5. Magnin; llth, Z. Strehz & Co. Wal
ohinu. Kau. ID Pang Hang. Kiae, K H.. Ha-
wall, ODD Alb Ko. Punahoa Hilo, 18th, q. H.
Wetmore, Hama, Maui 18th, r. Lyon. Wal
luku, 9th, All .Ho 10th, Augustine Enos 10th,
Charles sylvia. 4th, All Man. Hama, Maui 18th,
All Leah Waiawa, Eva, 9Th, Puchon & Agot
Waimea. Kauai. 18th, Chm Tai. Kupeke, No
lokai. 10Th. Kaluaipihaole.
WBoLEsALE- Honolulu. LIST, f. P Adams.
ACTION Honolulu. %, c. s. Barlow Kan,
Hawaii. 22d. l. +. Swain.
BurcHER-Wailuku. Goth. Wong Ko.
LAPAAU.-Mak Iwao. 9th. Kekahuna.
HoRsE Honolulu, lst, Lahapa, No SO. ID,
Kapabi, No. SO. 3D., Aalona. No. so. No 81.
Sd. Nabe Kukui. No, g. 4th, Malaaikoo, No
81. 4th. Keaka, No. 81. 4Ih, .. p. Peka No
IS. 9th. Kanewahine. No. Go.
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MarshaI's sale.

In VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION, IS
l. sued by Hon. w. ?. Knmakau, Circuit Judge,
upon Execution against ALEXANDER RAY
MOND. Defendant in execution, in favor of JOHN
MONTGOMERY, Plaintiff in execution, for Ten Dol
lars and Thirty five cents $lO35), have levied upon,
and shall expose for sale to the highest bidder on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of June, 1872, at clock
NJ, in Honolulu, the following property, viz ONE
HORSE and SADDLE-unless said Judgment, inter
est, costs of suit, and my fees and commissions be
previously satisfied. W. c. PARKE,
Honolulu, May l4th, 1872. ISL Marshal