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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-06-27

FEVER AND AGUE.-As this is the
season for fever and ague, and as there
is great deal of that really dangerous
disease now prevailing, we cannot too
highly recommend the use of Perry
Davis Pain Killer, as better remedy
cannot be found. The testimonials in
its favor are too numerous to admit of
any doubt as to its curative effects, COM
ing as they do from so many persons
who have used it, and also from several
physicians who have had the honesty to
prescribe the Pain Killer, knowing the
good results that would follow its use.
We would, therefore, recommend to all,
Perry Davis Pain Killer, as being
safe and sure remedy; by using it in
ternally and externally freely, it will
soon drive all appearances of the dis
ease from the system. For sale by all
medicine dealers.
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AHnuEV Money made rapidly with Stencil and
WuMEI Key Check Outfits Catalogues, sam.
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Il money returned. Send for circular. d,
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nTMIANE or swiHders. We are reliable, and
DEHHHE will pay all Agents a CASH $50 week
salary. q. WEBnEH 4 Co., Marion, o.
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FEVER AND AGUE

Prevails, there is no remedy held in greater es-
TEEN.
B&. Directions accompany each bottle.
Price, &c., 5Oc., and 8 L 90 per bottle
Sold by all medicine dealers generally.
For sale by all Nashville. Memphis, louisville,
and other southern druggists.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-06-27

" Fear not, ye gentle tribes, tits not the knife
OF horrid slaughter that is DER you waved;
No, tits the tender swain's well-guided shears,
Who, having now, to pay his annual care,
Borrowed your fleece, to you cumbrous load,
viii send you bounding to your hills again"
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wnDvIun mace MALE or TEAuLE

Iespectabe employ meut AT home, day or evening"
no capital requtred full instruction. aud vhiuabe
packaRe OF goods sent by mail. AddfeHs with cts
return stamI,. n YOuNo n 90. 10 ORLANDO Ht.N.N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

AN OLD FoLKs' CoxcERT.-The San Franciscans
have been treated lately to old folks concert,
in which the performers appear in ancient costume,
often paraking Of the ridiculous. These concerts
are always very popular, and in the above instance
the Howard Street Church was filed to its utmost
capacity. Why can not our young people, get up
something of the kind to relieve the dull monctony
of the summer months2 We certainly possess the
terial for it. In the Bulletin Of April H. find the
following account Of the old folks concert : aye
Grande Concerte.-Ye concerto Of ye olde folke at
ParsOn WOOdbridge's Meeting House, down Howard
street between Twenty and Twenty streets,
last night, was a gTande Ye meeting house
was filed with people fond Of fine singing, of
ladies having to stand up for lack Of benches. Ye
concerto began at early candle lite, and ye ysie of
sacred tunes and worldly sOnges, such were played
and surge one hundred years ago, was not surge
through until IL by ye clOke. Cynthia Ann Rogers
was much praised by &c people for her singing Her
voice has great harmonic After ye concerto good
" feaste was spread in halle hard by. to which all
men and women singers and ye people didst down."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

e1Inor ToBAooo.-The GilrOy Tobacco Manufact-
uriag Company, working by culP's patent process,
hare entered upon the business they have in hand
VIA WI Thay VIII plant the present season, $50
tobacco, with the intention Of manufacturing
million pounds Of the weed, this year. By culp's
Fruou ais tobacco is wei cultivated to deceive the
hsz judges CT Havana tobacco. In this enterprise
the Company have struck the high road to fortune,
AID a Tia razs tine opening up the way to an
industry thai vii give employment to thousands Of
hands and prove Of immense value 10 California.
Ihs whole Is n the curing, whereby the nOxi
usI volatile oils. Of which California grown tobacco
a11srlly coHtAins excess, a-e expelled, leaving
tn Euuufnusured article very like that produced
ne island Ct Cuha- This is accomplished by the new
process Of nuuuihCturs- There Is no good reason
WY taharos may not be grown and cured here for
export undsr this new process.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

esy- The horse epidemic was prevailing through.
out California at the latest date 1t is kind of in
fuenza, affecting horses as this disease does men,
Indeed it is claimed that in Mexico it every where
attacks aud horses alike. 1.-THE horses are ne
elected it frequently proves fatal. There is dan
ger pitts reaching these islands, unless stock is i'm
ported from some port where it prevails, in which
event it may be best to quarantine kill the import
ed animals. Though if some disease could prevail
here which would carry off a few thousands of the
poor miserable beasts roaming around the country,
it would be mercy to them as well as q national
blessing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

- The 2lst anniversary OF the Strangers Friend
Society was held Friday last, at the residence OF
the President of the Society, Mrs. s c. Damon, at
which the reports of the Secretary and Treasurer
were presented, and other business transacted The
receipts for the year past were S46s and the ex-
penditures 1929 The Secretary reported that fifteen
persons families had received relief mostly stran-
gers in needy circumstances, who have no claim on
the American, British, or German benevolent socie-
ties In the evening, His Majesty the King honored
the ladies Of the Society with his presence, thus
erincing interest in the objects for which it
instituted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

ES-In March last, the old Mormon temple in Kirk
land, Pansvile, Ohio, was sold Joseph Smith,
the leader of the anti-POlygamy mOrmaus, who now
have their headquarters at Plano, M The sale Of
the old building has made considerable excitement in
Kirkland, it is generally supposed that the branch
of the Norman people who settled in Illinois
to return to their early settlement. Colonies
of these anti-polygamy ''Josephites" Latter-Day
Saints now exist in all parts of the northwest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
Assignee's Notice.

WHEREAS, Ben Peter and s. Fabian,
w doing business in Honolulu, under the name
and style Of Peter Fabian, have this day made an
assignment of all their property, both real and per-
sona to the undersigned for the benefit of their cred
itors; now, therefore, all parties having claims
against the said Peter Fabian hereby requested
to present the same to the undersigned his Office in
Honolulu; and all parties indebted to the said Peter
Fabian are hereby requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
F. A. SCHAEFER, Assignee.
Honolulu, May 5, 1873. ASST
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

Follow MAURI's DREcTIoNs.-Capt Flynn of
the ship VIM. Tapscott, lately here, told us be al
ways followed Maurys sailing directions, and as re-
suit invariably made the shortest passage of any
sells passing over the route about the same iime es
pecaly fthey did not follow Maury. He left Fran
cisco April % and the first day out his ship 29s
miles and he made the passage in twelve days and
twenty hours. This is nothing unusual TO be sure;
but let compare it with the passages of other yes
sells leaving about the same time. Bark Menchikoff
sailed from San Francisco the same day. and report
ed twenty days passage to Honolulu. Bark Clara
r. suiil len San francisco three days later, and
ported seventeen days passage. Capt. Flynn assured
US be had always strictly followed Maurys sailing
directions, and had never made poor passage yet,
as compared with vessels leaving the same port
about the same time and thinks that any shipmaster
viii fud the same results
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
PORr OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

Esy 1--sslr llama Beynolds from Kona Kau. Clrgo
lg1 s.es sugar, 500 bnchs ava, 700 pine apples
isulis sasi skins, - baEs castor oil beans, 3 bag
uafe iiaEs fungus 80 sneils sugar cane, 80 hnelH
hauauas FlEseH41rrs Right Rev Bishop Willis
The sofreus'u and fruiily. and 10 on deck
haLr Wuiola kaukahi, from LahainA- Cargo: "a
Asa cara T. suiH. MoiregOr Il days from San
frrnci-cn
ls-satr Ksn,a5 Davis from Eabului o1rgo- SIS key.
IS las sugar, Loo q koa lumber, 81 hides 5
k1iari91- a P ganes Fred shurt1, Mn : 7 Alex,
audar and H. deck
SIR Fary oueen Kaaiua. from Hanalei C1ryo:
% kegs s7a bags sugar, hides FGtscRgcr
Isls- TssL srOu, NoIOaA- oargo: ITObags rice.
s-5- Riass khuilsia, from Moloaa Czrgo: Il cords
freranE- hide
--lr Lliu- WalA, from koolau C1Tgo: S. bag rice.
1f-,-l- arlc Mia, from NSwiiWilL caTgo' Leo kegs
s-b- Tra-sisk kAlauuia. from Kaiauao Cargo: l
hsr-e. hoes, sheep. daz fowls. ? bxs hsh, 50
EEi sEins- - u@termelans, 10 hides, bbls tai
s-t- Keoui Ana. nusaat. from waialua. olrgo: 60
lcrta 5 bags sugar. . bags corn. cords wood.
seh- NalE Foster. West, from Hiio Cargo: Loo
Vrrr: q e Hitchcock Miss L Lyman, and 10 deck.
s1hrl unuiia Duduit, from Kaunakalai O1Tgo: I
--ss tost- Fa1ss,gorr= = c Fountain Mr. Ilrade,.
T--sctr moikeik Patty. from kaului. Cdryo lie kegs
las h4es sugar, pkg butter Rlssalgar; Master
s1lr slaau..tuvai, Palekai, from KonA- o1rgo: ls
stmr KiiEuss. Babeook, from windward Ports.
C1-1o. u bead cattle horses. lie sheep lambs,
j. hog - dozen turkeys chickens, 6I2 kegs
surar hides. lS5 bale wool, 50 pkg talloN, :
pkg haur, pkg hags. 9 sacks corn, u bags fun
sue % iars coffee : pkgs leather, hndis skins,
uauoe Hlsfcaqcrz. His Ex A Judd and wife,
Eud-e wideuanu Miss Lyons Mrs : Bishop.
Miss Bishop. Mr. c W Wffong and daughter, }
" 6iruiu. D Vida, Mr. Achuck, W Akau and
Nffd u 4 Hitchodok John Robinson, Miss Gibson,
Mr. smith. and O. deck.
scir Bab koy Jim. from ko1lau, Oahu. Cargo Is
Eels Us hass sugar.
rE-s-hr aauutle-s Berril from lilo C1rgo. ISIS
tecs sugar. II hides, 10 pkgs unspecihed mdse,
sod
srll- Nossie Merrill. Cane. frora LahaiDa- oaTgo:
90 kegs sugar
1E-soar Tenuy. Lambert. from Koloa CrTgo: Is head
cartls 500 kegs loo bag sugar, loo bags rice,
hides
z,-ssi1- wa-viof KAiauain from Molokai. ClTgo: 2
ri.es nld-e bag curn. 8 bnchs hAnAnRs-
scar odd Fellow, kolclina. from Hilo. CdEgo- 90
kers sugar, 81 hnchs ava
S-il- kraui Ana, Dudat from Koolau-
-T-Ealar L.Ifu uaha from kooinu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

cIERIcAL.-The saucelitO Herald of April 20 says:
Episcopal Services.-To-morrow, the 9th inst, an
Episcopal Church will be founded in our town. by the
Rev. Chas. q. Williamson, Rector of Grace Church,
of San Francisco. There is a considerable number Of
EpscopAlian residents who will be pleased to learn of
the contemplated services. All other denominations
will be welcome at the initiatOry service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
ne-AccOrdinr to the new school Law Of Tenne.se,

ErAccOrding to the new school Law of Tennessee,
orthOgrapby, reading, writing, arithmetic grammar,
geography, elementary geography Of Tennessee, and
history the United States are be taught. Add
tiOnal studies may be taught by special regulations
upon the payment of such prices of tuition as may
be prescribed, the fund derived from this to
60 into the school fund for the support of the resPec
tive schools in the district in which it may be col
lected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

sE- When the Rev. Able Damien yielded to the
entreates Of the epers at Kalauao and went ashore
TO remain q couple of weeks among them, it GER
tainly showed zeal worthy of the of his Mas
ter But this is by no means the first time Catholic
priest has visited and labored among the lepers.
Many months since they erected chapel for divine
service and occasionally priest other person has
been sent by the Bishop TO visit the station and min
lister TO the wants of the Catholics there. So, too,
the Mormous have their elder, Mr.. J. II. Napela,
who holds regular services among those of his faith
He is not leper, though bis wife is, aud his devo-
ton is certainly praiseworthy as that of Father
Damien. The Protestanis have been represented by
a deacon of one OF the Honolulu Churches, leper,
who has held religious services at Kalauao for over
year past; but this is no reason why clergyman
may not be well employed there.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

MAY 24TH.-saturday next is the 54th anniversary
of the birth of Queen Victoria, who has rcigncd
Sovereign OF England for thirty-six years, since
June 1857, making her reign the longest of any liv
ing monarch. Long may she continue TO reign
over Kingdom which 1.-THE sun never sets
We are requested to state that Her Majesiys Acting
Commissioner and Mrs. Davies will have much
pleasure in receiving the visits of all friends of their
own and other nationalities who may desire 10 join
them in celebrating the day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

ADVERTISING - shrewd merchant will always
take advantage of dull times TO get his advertise
menis ready and let the public know what goods
be has in store arrive. II is then that people
have leisure to read as well as TO order what they
want Stocks on the other islands are becoming
reduced, is shown by the prices paid lately in the
auction rooms, even at cash sales. Desirable goods
will pay advertise literally; unsuitable goods will
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
.sIIsI q ~ E00a i0r ne Month Or Nay, 1878.
HONOLULU MEAN TINE


HONOLULU. NAY q, 1873.
--afiou has been ad1rtsa b. the treasury depart
ths Uuitrs stzis requiring that ali dute. shall be
sad zail 1 ra and not formerly by the nominal
sh an r-a. ahzaied light weight coins
i 81 te ia aT t fa-ts presenting them Cor payment
o 1arr rren IL Tzyrneui to parties presenting the
-r ~ The HiiHi. the value assertanes, and
G an usl ard equal value returned The old coin
- i-t t- i,lan fuud ard = be reosined. The law
r tt- sfuadzr weight and limits the amour; Of abra-
-s VI b. a---7s-6 Hrn he Io-z o. weight is more
a G r csai the lass viii be deducted aud the
t-ust f melting No light weight esins will here
r rtr-l tu BE- dshsrsrd by any Government ufoer.
-tis -rlt sasrs F.a--z iu1uudiasely.
~ uuias rreuus q Great Britain f- 1871 was derived
s-1 ati-s- only Tobacco Yielded ca o. OF -
1l or shs vhie. and spirits - s27I7, or - per cent
- and rus-s welded % per cent, Is, and wine
" -rts ak articles yielded Is per cent Of
- shat -usiuls rrv-uue amounting 20 eso,2I50D0
E-1-u11ual
-- Aur tariff takes 500 articles o8untinr only the
z-z =zin-t j. in the BRITISH; eauuting the diff
fs --1 a=---a1 HsaiH-i s. the British tariff the
su-7t ll IT, EFey dusy 20 the British tariff but
9. -r--ia-
zl - i-u extremely Gull week business being con
fue uhar sls au1sou nouns. We have foreign
rrru-t srusrs tho bark Clara R. su,H san
Hza vi survived and sailed again the lith f5T the
GaiaisE
We uudszrl tst ID, Lana clip % wool 30 600 lbs has
hrz sd - per lb and Kahooave clip,
Laaa Ih uf lI cs. The NooEai clip. GO Ibs.,
belonging t5 d. estate q the late King sold
s ru1- ci. Trse are very liberal prices the
f1-szu r-arlaia quoted
Ba-k lslzva-e aboui doe from Victoria with lumber,
s America sohoouer f about 400 capacity with
N-uaasil- and -lr. c. Ward from Bakers L.
NJ Alaufs ta- credit sale to-day European goods
la-t a-1ras uli1i vii attract general attention.
va1rlHzE surrarT or nusrSEss LAWS
ns fau-ur i,s computation q business laws contains
th- -zsau1l d, o. large amount q legal verbiAge:
De- Ha lssy Necessary say note for value
-Er-L-
a uutr ts minor BE- vud
-aHirz-f made slifll minor j. void.
a dazi-a-i uaalc vlih q iuu-fc Is yoia.
aned ty fuaud, ar from person in Of
trzf1.tial- uai be- collected from the maker
uar BE- oi stolen IL docs release the maker; he
1a-t Fy E consideration which given and
sill aaasuli can lf prayeu-
Al iHd--s r exempt from liability II served
q di-honag within tveuiy5ur hours Of
Fzguuat
No-es hosg u'eresi only vscn 50 sisted.
Iriuz, ar responsible i5r the Of their agents
Ea-A individual ia partnership responsible for the
ssass araazuts e sls debts d the firm
lrul1au-r % the lnv excuses ono.
1fisa ilaal d. cluceai fraud
Ilr ~ 111uI.ais b b. DO impossibities.
an agreement. vifhout Consideration, h void.
s-uaiurss made Eiih lead pencil good in law.
a re1eri ST. money not always conclusive.
-llr = partner bind an the rest.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

EAvaL--Tbe Aba Of April Is has the following
Tht United States steamship Benicia," now being
oruraaued nj Mari Island, viii, as soon as she is
ready far sea- proceed Panama for the purpose of
beiHg IN the nsighborhoOd Of the Central American
Republics. Ebo-e trouble and revolutions
zziy occuing SO as to be able to render protection
TO Americans and their property should occasion
uui-r IL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

Err1r- ~ sEuF CoETseA RoFEs, MAsrEE.-Left Boston
D. ga lsz had god weather 70 Staten Land in sixtyTe
dls s-u ssr 50 30 the Pacific forfytEo days
t CONSTANT succession q gales from to NV with very
i sea- since then had very moderate weather to within
exit aavs q these islands then light winds and Gains to
l uaur ths passage in leo days In lat s. SO S, long
s 81 " lss- u4urlssard Anderson seaman 1t blow
AK r a ss tine with higa running did not
nlu r astern; tried all could him
tlf g. snuf sr1un.diutriv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

STEAMER KILAUEA-This vessel was hove down
yesterday, at Robinson's wharf, by Mr.. Emmes to
repair her keel 1t was found, on examination, that
about fifty feet Of the false keel had been torn off
when she got on the reef at Kalaupapa. Otherwise,
she was uniujured, and her copper was found in a
good state of preservation. The damage has been
repaired by Mr. Emmes with extraordinary dispatch,
by resorting TO a new device. Empty casks were
placed under the vessel, so that when hove down,
her keel was raised two or three feet clear of the
water, enabling the workmen to finish the job at
one operation. While she was hove down, We
found barnacles on her keel two inches in length,
and as solid as coral It's wonder that she made
as good time as she did in her trips She ought to
be hove out at least once 10 every two years. She
will leave on Friday for Nawiwili, per her time
table, in charge of Capt. David Taylor, who has
been placed in command OF her.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

~ The Volcano has continued in action now
for three weeks. Capt. Babcock says the eruption
is located, not on the summit, but on the north
west side Of Mauna Loa, little below the summit.
There does not appear TO be any stream of lava but
a most brilliant Illumination.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
NHIS PUMP Is ESPECIALLY ADAPT
i ED to Irrigating Sugar and Rice Plantations.
PRICES, WITH BOILERS,
Range from $3.50 and Upwards,
aoo-j;,, N canac;tv resuired


This remarkable Pump though having been used extern
sircly in the Western States for the year now for the
first time offered to the trade Of the Pacific.
adapted the raising Of water other liquids under
all possible conditions where steam be obtained operat
ing absolutely without machinery with economy and
less liability arrangement than pump in As
MINING PUMP its advantages are most obvious
The steam condensed instead Ct being exhausted into the
shah tunnel It is not affected by mud sand or grit hAE
ing no working parts to or cut out.
1t Is economical Of steam because all friction is avoided
is made do double duty that Of direct pres
and then by condensation, utilizing the atmospheric
pressure TO lift she water to the Pump
1t requires no fabrication any attention whatever
For IRRIGATION and raising water for stock purposes
the Pa Pump vastly superior to anything ever before in
vented F.. E.
1t requires elevate water from % to 80 feet
be necessary any other style Of Pump
doing no work.
1t is simple that any Of ordinary intelligence how
ever unaccusfomed machinery, operate it.
They Of different sizes with capac
ties ranging from my thousand gallons per hour.
Boilers furnished with Pumps when desired
HAKUFAcTURIKe keEHTs.
4Sslm PACIFIC IRON WORKS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

~ We are indebted to the Postmastcr-Generai,
and Messrs. Castle & Cooke for papers received by
the bark Clara X sutil.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
SAILED.

Hrv lE-Sshr Prince Doane Tor Kona Ksu.
Ar Ok Cara Sufii, Mctiregur for the 0chotsk Sea
15-scllr Wnials kAukNii. for Mookai a Maui.
1a-Sclir Fairy Queun. kaaius- for HauAlc-
ssi- Earno Davis. flr kahulu, Maui.
scil- uilEnls. Reynolds. fdr koua & kau-
Eeir kiuuu Ahuihala f1r Naliko.
r--safr unstie Nika- Tor Kauai
sahr Warwick. KalauAia, Tor Molokai.
sctr Lukh kAai for Kauai
sclr Nokriki. Patty. Scr kahului-
SER Lila Naha- flr Kahoolawe.
schr Keuui Ana nDduif. for kooau-
-p-scfr cury Foster, West, Tor nilo.
sctr IuEniia- nudnii, iOr Mcl0kaL
Sctr Bob Roy jim. Tor koolau.
-s-salir Ne1iir Merrill. Crane Tor Lahaina-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

~ The Southern Pacific Railroad has broken
ground at San Diego, and the road will be con
structed from the Pacific the San Gregorio Pass,
with all dispatch. Tue Company promise TO have
it completed In time for the Centennial Celebration
in 1876 II SO, reserve us seatin the pioneer train
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

~ Messrs. Dillingham; & Co. have done good
service In introducing a newly patented rai-trap,
which Trims of rats with wonderful CELEBRITY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

~ The Duke Alexis left China April II for
Japan. After spending a month there it is not i'm
probable that he may visit this port arriving here
the latter part of June, or carly in July.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

~ The steamer Costa Rica will be due here
Monday night or early Tuesday morning, if she left
San Francisco on Saturday last, she doubtless
did. Sue will leave again the Saturday following
H..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

II Tune 9th has been fixed as the day for the
sailing Of the brig Morning Star for Micronesia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

~ The steamer will bring us three weeks later
news, from April &c 10 Nav II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

"a Look over the list of advertised letters.
There may be stray one among them for you.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

q The Band win not play at Emma Square on
Saturday next
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21

HAwAnAx HoTEL--The following are the arrivals
since our last;
J W Girvin LahanA Miss Gibson lanai
J 7 Smith, USN. Washington. D r Vida Waikapu,
J Coney. COneyville, Kaulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
Assignee's Notice.

WHEREAS JOHN MURDOCH, OF
w Honolulu, has made an assignment Of all his
property, both real and personal the undersigned
for the benefit of his creditors now therefore, all
parties having claims against the said John Murdoch
hereby requested to present the same to the un-
dersigned at his Office in Honolulu, and all parties
indebted to the said John Murdoch are hereby re-
quested to make immediate payment to the under
signed. j. l. D0WSETT
West Corner Fort and Queen SITS.
Honolulu, May 20, 1873 4S5 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF ExECU-
~ ton issued by the Supreme Court of the Ha-
waiiau Islands, wherein John o. Dominis one of the
Commissioners of Crown Lands and Crown Land
Agent is plaintiff, and John D. Holt is defendant for
the sum of $jOS.97, have levied upon and shall ex-
pose for sale at the Court House in Honolulu, on
SATURDAY, the 24th day of May, A. D., 1873, at
IL o'clock noon all the right title and interest of the
9aid ]. D. Holt In and to life interest in the
sell known tract Of land called