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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

FoR TIE MARQUEsAs.-The Missionary packet
Morning Star, Capt. Matthews, sails for the Mar
cuesas next Monday on her second cruise. She will
touch al an the Mission stations that group with
supplies and will be absent about two months. The
Rev " p Alexander. Of Waiuku, Maui, proceeds
in the vessel as delegate OF the Hawaiian Board OF
MTs.inns
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

VIZ rould cal the attention q our readers, to an
extract from a sermon by the Rev. Geo. H. HepWorth
Pastor Of the Unitarian church Of the Messiah in
B-ookyn Y Y, the 9Th page Of this weeks paper.
Houereg PEOPLE may differ from his views, it will pay
rgrasaI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

cqp.ain-Chas. T. Gulick, (re-elected)
First LiemetGnf-William Aud.
Second LieueHdnt-C. A. Castle.
Quarter Nasfer-M. 7. Donnell, tre-elected)
Cot Sergeanf-L. c. Young.
Orderly Sergeanf-Chas. Bent
.Sergeonfs-Messrs. r. c. Austin. W. Williams,
J. Z. Bush and Alex McGrecor.
.Secrefary-Chas. Williams.
Tre1surer-Robt. c. Austin.
The Rifles at the present time number sixty mem
bers and is Of the efficient volunteer mil.
ary companies that has ever been organized in this
city, which in great measure is due to the cicien
cy Of their commander, who has so worthily occu-
pied that position, and TO whose instruction NAV be
attributed the high attainment Of the company
as a military organization.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

SrABBINs AFFKAI.-ln drunken quarrel recent
Is. al Waihee, Maui, man named Charles Wallace
stabbed a native named Kuaaiua iufciing slight
wound. lie was arrested and afterward released
upou bail amounting 10 Eve hundred dollars
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06
TIME sun RISING AND sETTINi

THr UNIoS CLUB has become one Of the institu-
tious Of the past The furniture Of the Club win be
.oid at nuction tomorrow nj 10 a. m on the prem
is,.s. corner Of Palace Walk and Richards Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

PERsoSAI--The March number Of the Friend in
forms us that Mr. Geo. Lathrop-second son of DR..
Geo A Laihrop who in former years occupied the
position q C. 5 Consular Physician at this port and
was afterWard L. 5. Vice COpsul-was married in
London recently 10 daughter Of the late Nathaniel
Hawthorne, the well-known American author. The
bridegroom Is native Of this city, and is said TO pos
sess literary talent Of a high order
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06
DON'T READ THIS

"ITHOUT CALLING To EXAMINE the
w best lot Of Vehicles offered in the Honolulu
market namely, rseass Light Road Buggy one first
class Medium Road Buggy secondhand Buggy one
Top Buggy, Heavy Express Wagon, Three
Wagon, Light Horse Cart Gig Phaeton Three
seat Pheat0n, aud two Standng-tOp Carriages
Also-Two Pine Carriage Horses.
The above will be sold prices to suit the times.
Apply to NJ BENFIELD.
523m - and 20 King Street. Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

RoBBERIEs.-0n Friday evening last a Chinese
cook in the employ of family in town. while absent
from his room (on the premises where he was en-
ployed) was robbed of $500, which sum he had
saved from his wages with the intention of remit
ting ii to his mother in China. 1t appears that he
had called upon couple of friends in another part
Of the town, and at about halfpast eight o'clock
in the evening remarked that be would go home
but his friends urged him to remain they wished
TO talk with him. After some persuasion he con-
sented to remain, whereupon one of his friends
made excuses and left the room ana did not return
during the evening. Upon arrival at his own room
at somewhat late hour he found the door had been
forced open and the trunk in which his money was
kept broken into and the money taken. He has
some idea that the friends whom he visited had
something TO do with the robbery-Nery likely
On Saturday evening the dwelling house OF Mr.
Fischer Hotel Street was entered by burglars and
some articles of clothing taken. The family were
sleeping in the room entered by the burglars.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06
To Let F!
10 ADVERTISERS.

~ THE HAWAIIAN NEWS
sik& AZ PAPER KUOEOA
Published BY me, has a regular edition Of
$500 Copies ekIyI
which is believed to be the LARGEST
obtained By any weekly paper in this Kingdom.
Der is now regularly
READ BY AT LEAST 10000 PERSONS
ST. which renders Il the BEST ADTERTLSING Ne
dun in this groupthe only reaching
the million.
Advertisements inserted By the week month OF quarter
almost grauitousy taking account the circulation Of
the paper. For terms, &C. spply to
Ain X. M. WHITNEY, Publisher.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

TIE R1LAuEA returned on Sunday morning from
successful Trip around Hawaii, the weather having
been pleasant throughout She brought news OF
importance beyond the fact that great scarcity of
water sin continues az Hilo, which has seriously
imprded the work on the plantations in that
vicinity Should the trades, which set in on Sun
GAY morning, continue with any regularity, il Is
nai probable that the want Of rain there will con-
time much longer. The steamer makes the trip 10
koaa during the present week. and leaves for Hilo
and intermediate ports next Monday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

EASTERN MAus.-should the San Francisco steam
arrive this week arc led to expect, viii be
favored With mail in less time than since the last
for several months previous. Heretofore the de-
parture Of sailing packet transient vessel from
San Francisco between the trips Of the steamer, gave
Us a mail about twice month, but that has become
rare. For some time. they all leave within few
days Of each other, and should packet leave with
mail in advance Of the steamer, the chances always
that the former generally arrives week after the
latter. The Comet, thirty days out from here
and due about the 10th, win not be likely TO bring
any later news than the steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

HEALD-In this city, February 2lth Mrs Margaret Head,
aged 81 years and days anaiive Of Bolton lancashire, Eng
land Mrs Head the mother Of Mrs @. c. Mclean and
Mrs John Mott Of this city. She the mother Of eleven
children.
McDONALD-In this city. March End, Mr.. George Melon
aid a native Of Halifax, Nova Scotia aged IS years.
DAvIS-In this city March 4th, Robert Davis. Esq.
illness Of several months Of drcpsy aged 50 years.
months and . DAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

To BE REPAIRED.-We understand that the sur
reyors Captains Smith and Mcintyre, and Mr.. Geo
Emnesl have reported favorably upon the condition
o. the British ship DevOnshire which arrived here
several weeks since in distress and consider her wOr
fhy of being repaired. She has been pronounced a
Eus tautaly built vessel but has been allowed
TOO long without repairs and she now requires re-
fastening aud re-caulking throughout II the amount
Necessary Tor repairing her cannot be obtained upon
a loitoflry on the vessel the work win be delayed
unLn alEirHs are received from her owners
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

OENUIEE Sperm Candles, Cases, A.; DO. -:
" do s.. Warranted gvaains- For sale b.
BoLLEs 3 Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

The DEvoSsHIKE's CAReo.-The large cargo of
lumber recently discharged from the Devonshire,
amounting 10 nearly million feet, which is stored
on the newly made portion OF the esplanade maka
Of The Court House, occupies a larger space than
any cargo that has been landed here, and with
tie lumber already stored elsewhere In that locality,
gives that part Of the town the appearance offs i'm
mcusC lumber ward. As .he ship will probably be
repaired, she VIII receive the same cargo again for
lis original destination. Had the Devonshire gone
into drydock with that cargo board, It is more
than probable that vessel aud cargo would never
have len the dock together.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06
EXECUTORS SALE of REAL ESTATE
Waianu, WaiahOIe, Dis. Of KsOIaupOkO,
ISLAND OF OAHU,
AT AUCTION.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER ISSUED OUT
ID Of the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands.
the 18th day Of February, 1879. viii Be- sold pub
lie auction at the auction Of c. s. Barto9
Queen Street, Honolulu, on
Saturday. the 23rd day OF March, a. ID. 1874,
nj IL o'clock noon,
All the right, title. and nteref Of tia Estats %
SAMUEL JACOBS, deceased, in and to two pieces
Of land, situated in Waianu, Waiah0le, District q
Koolaupoko, Island % Oahu. The makai piece con
ss.s Of ten and half Of rice kaio and With
4 dwelling house thereon, and 6 leased FOR term n
Eve years. from the lst day Of February. ISL. AZ
yearly rental Of $3.50 per annufas payable scmian-
nualy, and will be sold subject to the lease Tss
mauka portion consists Of us acres q Pasture and
woodland, Of which immediate possession nag Be
had
For further particulars application may DO made q
J. w. Austin, Executor Of the viii Of samuel Jfcobs
or to G. S. BARLOW.
Aucfioncer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

By an advertisement in our columns it will be
seen that an Ice Cream and stawberry festival will
b. held in the basement Of Fort Street Church on
Thursday evening, the proceeds OF which are 10 be
applied The purchase Of piano for the ladies par
lOr 10 add 10 the attractions OF the social entertain
meuts given by the different societies who hold
meetings there. As the ladies in charge famous
for the good quality OF the refreshments sale at
these affairs aud the object neof interest 10 large
number In our community, We predict success for
the ladies and pleasant evening for their patrons.
MEeALETHosooPE.-We understand that at the
festival at Fort Street Church on Thursday evening
ono OF these instruments will be exhibited. We
have had opportunity OF seeing the views shown
IN this one and can pronounce them something re
markabe. The transparency views showing the in
terror Of the Palace OF the Doges, Venice, the erup
lion Of Nesuvius, and the illumination of the Ca.
thedrals al Milan and ST. Peters at Rome, with all
The lights and colors distinctly shown are very
beautiful as well as wonderfully brought ont. We
also hear that Of our merchants with taste
for things queer viii add something to the en-
teTiaiument
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

Ey-rRrEIsE.-The publisher Of the native newspa-
per Kuotoa which appears Saturday next. informs
that il viii contain among other novelties to please
The natives, spirited portrait Oft Emperor William
Of Germany, who will be IS years old on the 22d Of
this month. Accompanying the picture will be given
the famous German Battle Song, The Watch the
Rhine done into spirited Hawaiian and English, and
SCI music. We notice that the circulation Of the
Hrokou has become very large, the edition for the
present week being 3,s00. We can't say how many
are paii for bv the eager subscribers TO it.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

- TO RENT.--A Cottage on Nuuanu Az
with bath house. cook house. ETC. the rear Of
IL the residence Of the U. s. Consul. Apply TO
7-its nj DINOTD
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

MESS PORK-A few barrels first quaIi-
Ill ty Oregon Mess Pork, for sale by
7 BoELEs & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

COASTERS AND TEE WEArHER.-The weather du-
ring the last week has beer more unavorste for the
eoastng business than at any time during the past
five months, or since the regular trades have eeasd
Vessels that left here last Wednesday and Thursday
were becalmed in sight Of port nearly fortr-eight
hours, and Others have been nearly week making
trip that would be accomplished with favorable wealth
ia less than tEeniy-fOur hours. On Sunday morn
ing the trades set IN fresh with every prospect
tnuing. which was agreeable change to the recent
sulty weather, but they subsidized into the southeast
the next day with every appearance Of another spell Of
light weather. Persons who are compelled TO take
passage coasters will hardly be credited If thew
consider that owners agents make any real profit
of those who patrOniEe their vessels, although both
classes have right under the circumstances, to be
dissatisfied. The benefit Of travelling by steam has
probably never been more favorably impressed upon
those who have preferred to travel BY sailing veSsels
than during the past few months.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

THE HONOLULU RIFLEs.-Thc annual election of
officers for The ensuing year, held at the Annoy
on Queen Street last Friday evening, at the regular
monthly meeting of the company, which resulted as
foll,us.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

For THE NAvIeAToR's.-The schooner Witch
Queen, which left San francisco Feb. Sd for this
port en- route for the Navigator Islands, bears the
reputation Of being Of the dulest sailers afoat
although she is otherwise excellent vcsseD so
that Der present passage, under the circumstances
need excite 10 surprise She Is vessel OF lie TONS
and was purchased a short time before she sailed by
parties connected with the Navigator Island Coloni
zaiion Company for $500, aud is intended as
packet between those islands and San Francisco.
She is loaded with an assorted cargo belonging TO
the company, valued at sll .00o, which is destined
for PaEa Paga. The vessel touches here for letters
aud passengers That are awaiting her.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

DISTINGUISHED NIsIToRs.-Among the passengers
by the D. c. Murray, from San Francisco, were
Mcssrs. Clarence King and Arnold Hague These
gentlemen have been for several years connected
with what is called the "Fortieth Parallel Exploring
Expedition" party Of scientific gentlemen sent out
by the American Government TO explore the wild
tract Of country lying between the River Missouri
and the Pacific Ocean, near the Furtieth de.
gree OF Latitude OF this Expedition Mr. King is
the honored head, and Mr. Hague assistant.
They received leave OF absence for the winter
months, during which the work is necessarily sus-
pended on account Of snow, and are now absent on
a visit 10 HiO and the Crater. The magnitude OF
the work assigned to the Expedition may be infer
red from the TACT that it will cost including the five
volumes of reports, over 100000, according to a
statement made by Gen. Garfield in Congress, lately
Some idea of the value and character of the work In
which these gentlemen are engaged may bc gathered
from The following item from the Washington cor
respondence of the New York Herald:
CLARENCE KINGS REPoRT.-The available edi-
tion of Clarence Kings report of mining industry
has been all distributed and the Engineer Bureau
is besieged with applications for copies that it can
not supply Great care has been taken to guard
against useless expenditures Of the costly volume
but the public greed for free mining information
goes far beyond the expectation founded on past
perience. Only one Thousand copies remain. and
they 10 be rigidly withheld for future distribu
ton in sets when the whole five volumes of the re-
ports shall be ready-say couple of years hence
The volume on boiauyi is out, and il will be followed
in quick succession possible by the reports
zoology and palentology, descriptive geology and
systematic geology. Splendid Illustrations accom-
pany the several volumes. These works are the
results Of the geological exploration of the forieih
parallel, that Mr.. King has been prosecuting under
the Engineer Department and by authority of Con-
gress for several years, and which has awakened
lively interest in scientific aud industrial circles here
and in Europe"
In the May and June numbers of Seribner's
Monthly, will be found very interesting account
of the explorations of this Expedition The article
is entitled, 1.-The Wonders of the Yellowstone"
and is well worth perusal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

CoSFLAeRATIoNs AGAIN PREvENTED.-0n Friday
morning, the frame building adjoining the Office of
the Water Works at the foot of Nuuanu Street, and
known as the "0ld Ice House." but now occupied
the Hawaiian Restaurant" narrowly escaped
becoming the scene of a confagration similar to
that which occurred upon the same spot during the
memorable fall of 1852 Some careless individual
connected with the establishment, it appears hung
piece of clothing near stoye-pipe, and fire hav
ing been kinded the article caught fire and was
about communicating with the dry wood work over
head, when the blaze was observed from the street
by persons passing, through whose timely assistance
a serious fire was prevented. Another instance oc-
Cured on Nuuanu Street on Friday night which was
surmised to be the work Of an incendiary. Near
midnight, a policeman observed a suspicious light
10 the rear OF the premises occupied by HOLSTERS
Soda Water Mandatory, and ascertaining the cause
he Immediately alarmed the neighborhOOd. Several
persons were quickly upon The spot and the fire
easily extinguished without general alarm being
struck, although some one started for "No. Foufs"
engine house for that purpose, but found the door
locked. Like the incendiary attempt made in Rose
Lane few weeks ago, il was fortunately discovered
in the nick Of time TO prevent disastrous fire.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

TIE BALL AT THE HorEL.-The subscription en-
tertanment on Friday evening last, 1.-THE Hawaiian
Hotel was decided success in every respect There
were present on the occasion about two hundred
and hfty guests, every of whom appeared to en-
Joy themselves, and many OF whom we have heard
express their appreciation Of the arrangements made
for the OCCASION as well of the complete provi-
sion made Tor the guests offhe Hotel. The arrange
meut for lighting the building throughout with gas
is quite complete and the rooms all being illumna
ted on this occasion, presented brilliant appear
ance. The proprietor. for whose benefit the sub
scrptiOn entertainment was solely gotten up,
guests US 10 thank the public for patronage which
secured a financial success.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

A MEXICAN MESS BEEF and Oregon
n Prime Mess Pork. Also-American Prime Pork
in bond or duty paid, for sale BY
BOLLEs & co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06

II HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all Persons
II having claims against the Estate Of HIRAM MAIKAI,
late Of akk Island q Oahu deceased nteate to present
the my Office within months from this dare; and
those indebted to the said Estate requested
mediate payment TO S. B. DOLE,
Administrator 1.-THE Estate Of Hiram Maikai' decd
Honolulu Feb. 7. ls72 "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
ErAnrD IT oAF1. DANIEL SIXTH.

HONOLULU MEAN TINE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-03-06
"Reminiscences Nntiee

HOnoluIu, February u, Is72.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-02-01

A GRAND Work. We have before US
Briggs & Brothers catalogue Of flowers
and vegetable seeds, for 1872 The out
side appearance Of the work, With its high.
" embellished cover and tiut-edged leaves
would seem to indicate that the book comes
before us for notice from some extensive
litograpbic printing establishment Or Illus
trsted monthly printing house. Neither
guess would be correct. The publishers
are seedsmen, said to bs the most extensive
IN the world; who raise aud sell flower and
Vegetable seeds, sending them 10 large and
or small quantities TO oil parts Of the coun-
try. They ouo no end Of gardens and
farms, both 10 and out Of New York State
having a 26O acre farm at Cliaton, Iowa.
devoted expressly 70 sseas, and sneir e''ao-
lishment at Rochester, has upwards Of
$4,000 feet Of flooring, devoted exclusively
to packing aud shipping seeds &
Butte revert 70 the catalogue before Us
We must say, that it is more than was
e ' = ~ HHH I'D d ~
promised in the advertisement Of the firm.
Its typography is perfect. It's Illustrated
plates are models Of pictorial besuty It's
contents embrace useful hints upon the
growth aud aud raising ofaovers and veg
etables, and are the result, Of years Of
practical experience. Thepurchaser Of a
catalogue (an order to Briggs 1 Brother
for one dollars worth Of seeds, secures it
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-02-01
To Consulnptives!

The advertiser, having bee, permanently
cured Of that dread disease. Consumption. by
simple remedy, Is anxious to make known y
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. Toall
who desire it. he will send a copy Of the pre-.
scription used, (iree Of charge with the di.
rections for preparing and using the same,
which they will find SuRE CuRE for CONSUME
rloy, AsraxA, BsosculrAs, DC. Parties wish
inp the prescription will please address
* . : Rky. EDWAED WILSON,, T
264 South Third Street, Williamsburg, MY.
nov. 9-ly. H. fft y, A..
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free, J also receives an insight into what be
may obtain on certain conditions, 10 the
way Of che or two chrome Autographs Of
aovsr bouquets Of choice natural flowers
raised BY Briggs 4 Brother These
chrouos are fully equal to the highest price
chrolnos sold, and are q Ct ornament for
parlor or sitting room. The catalogue al
30 contains two representatives. engrav'ngs
Of chromos. and parties ordering only one'
which without. 40 order for seeds, requires
an enclosure Of seventy.6ve cents, can
select which they prefer.
There is no person interested in flowers
house or garden plants, renga9ed IN rails
ing vegetables or market cereals who
cannot be benefited by tho possession OF
this valuable and beautiful illustrated cat.
alogue. An enclosure Of twenty-five
cents, secures il prepaid, and the amount
in seeds i, returned, il an order follows tho
purchase Of q catalogue. si6a lq
Work and Play for FEBRUARY is at hand,
looking as bright aud attractive as ever,
with ito beautiful full page oil print 10
colors interesting sketches BY the mos! pop.
ular writer's, Uncle Raphael's lesson 10
Drawing and Mechanics, aud q splendid
Illustrated Puzzle Department Mr.
Warner continues bis papers to boys, which
alone arc worth the nominal price Of $l.OO
per year, for which this Magazine is offer.
ed. The Publishers retain the large pages
drst adopted 10 order to be able % pre-
sent their full page Oil Chrouos, Of which
the subject for this month is Uncle job
aud Auu. Jemims sitting for photo
graph" This Is one Of the best that have
been published. andis fully described in a
poem Of the "0a Regions Milton
Bradley 4 Co, Publishers, Springfield,
Mass.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-02-01

Sunday and Monday we're undoubtedly
the coolest days Of this winter. Luckily
for US, and all others who were QUITO coal,
NV. II. Sargent dropped 10 at the
wharf with q barge load
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-02-01

We advise all who chew tobacco to call
..selbe's Coruucopia Saloon, and try the
tobacco kept there. |, is beyond doubt
the best tobacco in town. Aud, ifyou do
10. want tobacco, you viii! dud choice
liapas. wines. So, at the "cornucOp'a.'
We need not tell the reader more, you
know how lis yourself."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-02-01

By posters pat up 10 our town, We no.
tioc tina. s. II Alexander, Esq, desires
to sell bis farm of 800 acres, situsted 10
Putnam county, on Kana~hs River and
Eighteen Mile Greek. The price asked
for j. is SIG, 900. 1t is very cheap at that
price, as ii is one among the best farms on
the Great KanaWha River.
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CANCELS. TCMURs. ULCERS

CANCELS. TCMURs. ULCERS
Astonishing cures by Ds. Kline and Lin.
dley. Al the Philadelphia Cancer Institute, 93l
Arch st., Philadelha. Pa. At Branch Offices
by Dr. Dalton, 1888 ", Fourth ST., Cincinnati,
@. by DR.. Greene. Charlotte, N o.; BY Drs.
Healy 4 Benton, Cor Of Broad and Alabama
Sts., Atlanta, Ga; by Dr.. Brambsll, AZ n.
Court St.. Memphis, Tenn 49,
Wonderful Cancer Antidotes.
No knife. No Caustic Medicines. No Blood.
Little Pain, Forpsrticulars, call on or ad.
dress either OF the above. ifa 81
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Our occasional correspondent from Rob-
iuson township, was 10 town on Monday
looking as well as ever, though We notice
that he is wearing quite au extensive green
cravat We had hoped for better things,
she should not have treated you tbusly!