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CABLE NEWS.
Volcanic Eruption and Earthduakes
in Italy-English, Italian and
Spanish News.


LONDON, July 3.-The London Hon,
this morning editOrially commends the
patent-right law Of the United States.
A special from Vienna saws the EN-
peror Of Austria viii visit the Gar in
December,
A grand banquet was given last even
lDg, at Trinity house, in honor Of the
Czarowitch, the Prince Of Wales and
the Duke Of Edinburg.
The American residents of London
viii celebrate the fourth by dinner at
LanghOrn hotel.
Dispatches from America reporting a
reduction Of the public debt, and that
the receipts from internal revenue for
the fiscal year were several millions in
excess Of the estimates, cause better
feeling in ihe market for American Sc
cUrities.
ROME, July 3.-The crisis in the min
istry continues. Meningee has failed to
form a cabinet, and the king has sum-
m9ned Count DeCambrsy to undertake
the task.
FLORENCE, July "a dispatch from
Belluno, fifty miles north Of Venice, saws
shocks Of earthquake were felt ia that
and adjacent country this morning.
The volcano near Farr, ten miles
from Belluno, which has been quiet for
some time, commenced an eruption.
and the water Of the lake in the vicinity
boiled.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 3.-In consequence of
the passage of the bill abolishing con-
stitutiOnal guarantees, irreeoncilable
deputies have withdrawn from the
cOrtes, which action has served TO re-
store quiet in Madrid.
Detachments Of troops are yet posted
at various points throughout the city
and utmost precautions have been taken
by the authorities for the suppression Of
disturbances.
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HARTsvILLE, TENN.

HARTsvILLE, July 1.--At last this
dread enemy of the human race-that
lonely pestilence which walketh in
darkness and spreadeth destruction at
noOnday-has reached this section of
hitherto mountain healthfulness, where
the people, till now, poised in their own
mountain security, felt free from the
ravages OF this terrible enemy of the
human race. The first appearance of
the disease was on Sunday morning, six
miles north OF Hartsville, at the resi-
dence of John Mungle, in Macon coun-
y near the Trousdale line, at which
place there were three deaths between
ten O'Clock in the forenoon and six in
the afternOon-a mother, son, and SON.
in-law. Mrs. Mungle was attacked at
ten O'Clock, and died at three. Her
son, Buck Mungle, was taken be-
tween the hours of eleven and
twelve, and died at about sundown.
John Griggs, her son-in-law, was
attacked between one and two O'clock
and died at three o'clock in the even-
ing. It has also been reported that the
wife and child of Mr.. Griggs, deceased,
were attacked yesterday, which report
is contradicted. The disease is Thought
TO have been brought on by the use of
bad water and imprudence in diet, the
parties having eaten layishly the day
before OF vegetables, fish, etc. Dick
Mungle, colored, an overseer on the
farm Of 7. M. p. Hall. three and a half
miles north of Hartsville, was attacked
yesterday Monday, at eleven O'clock
IN the morning, while working in his
tobacco patch, and died about sDndown,
Mr.. Freeman Cage, who had been 10
Kentucky after daughter OF Mr.. Mum
gle. was attacked on his way home, and
died on the roadside yesterday. His re-
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CARD.

In Withdrawing from the above finn r-.
cheerfully recommend Mr. JOSEPHS ~NIf..
10 our friends and patrons, and hOpa that tra4
viii give to him the same patronage which
they have heretofore 50 literally givsu 10 u~.
J. W. SNEED.
jy4 j. Il. BEASLEY
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A wealthy Banker ana Rx-Judge Shoosa
u Ear-EeaueP.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 3.-Judge
George Buskirk,- wealthy banker Of
bloomington, Indiana, shot bartender
named Aaron Rose in the right side yes
terday afternoon. Rose is in a critical
condition. EoEH EEfgsf = +,
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fined sixty dollars and costs, and the
rest ten dollars and costs. The sellers
who had the heaviest fines were held in
eight hundred dollars, and each and all
appealed.
Another severe storm al Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 3.-Another ter
rifle storm Of rain aud wind occurred
here this afternoon, doing very consid-
erabIe damage to new buildings and
shade-trees. Several brick walls in new
buildings We're blown down. H
Another Wife Butcher.
SYRACUSE, N. y, July 3.-Last night
Dewitt Comstock, aged thirty-six, while
drunk, killed his wife, who was forty
two years of age, by breaking in her
skull with cObble-stOne. Jealousy was
the cause of the deed. COmstock gave
himself up.
Fatal Railroad Collision.
HUDSON, n. Y, July 3.-A collision
on the Hudson branch of the Boston
and Albany railroad this morning caused
the death Of one person and the severe
wounding of six others.
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CTTx OF AUGUSTA.
Capt. J. d. EIliott, win leave her wharf FOO.
Of Jefferson street. on Friday. tae &th %
sion around The Islands above and below the
city
Favorable terms made with soeieties arl
Sunday schools s.ra
Music OF bOazd-.
Tickets. one Dollar; 10 be obtsine5 at Com
pally's Ofi3ee. or on board
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Summer School.
Removal.

4 HAVE secured the Crafghead soap factory.
Il opposite my old stand, where i am ready
to receive Hides and TallOw, as heretofore.
ty2 LOUIS BUCHHALTEE-
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day sold my entire interest in
Il sIOek of groceries, fixtures. etc., in store al
No. 46S Main street, Memphis, Tennessee. To-
J. F. Johnston, who will collect and pay all
claims prior TO this date, contracted by me
for groceries, due for them.
style Of business as heretofore.
July !, 1873. A. y JOH NSTON-
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Trustees Sale.

: ON the 1th day OF August, A. ID. Is66 by
Morris Doyle, to secure the payment OF Ger
tain tndebfeduess described in the trust deed
OF record in the Regis er's Office or Shelby
county Tennessee. in book No. y. page 4I6, I
will as frIIsfea
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EVeniBg-CIass 30. IA
7i, 81, ., H, %, Is, So, p !, 65, g. 2.
Memphis, this ID day Of July, 1873
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Death Of Ex-MRyOr SIaxweII-The In.
dfnnn Exn0aiiion

INDIANAPoLIs, July S.--Ex-Mayor s.
ID. Maxwell, am old resident Of this CITY,
died this evening. 80
The damage done to the Indiana ex-
position building by the tornado of
Thursday last has been fully repaired.
Work on all parts Of the building is
being pushed forward with great ener-
gy, and everything will be in readiness
for the reception of articles for exhibj-
tion by August 25th. Applications COR
space are already coming In rapidly.
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NEW ADYERTISEnESTs
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL cOnvOcation or Penn q
"a Royal Arch Chapter, No. =, will beNgAT
ueld this tFRIDAY) evening. July an. ~
al o clock for work in the y. 81. NJ. and ~
= 81. NJ degrees
All ?. n. MS and 81. (. ID. M. ; are ha.er-
nally invited.
By order q. q. LOCKE. NJ L. 4 p
A. J. WHEELER, Secretary. iva
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The Haterla'ld, Of Bavaria, leading
organ of the clerical party in South
Germany, expects great things from the
succession Of MacAIah0n to M. Thiers,
because his wife has recently led s pro-
cessiou of one hundred thousand uil-
grims to LOurdes to pray for the aid Of
the holy virgin and the holy father for
Frances land listens in reverie to the
roar of the guns that viii accompany
the new crusade for Catholic dominion
in Europe.
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BARBECUE AND BRAN-DANCB
Raleigh Springs, July 4th.

V'RAINS leave at 9 an, u m, As pm. Re
L turning leave at pm, Z p m, u . Am.
So Round Trip Tickets, intending Omni-
bus, 81 25.
jy3 JOHN 7. FLYNN, Sup't.
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Memphis Dry Books for Sale.

Under decree Of the Second Chancerv Court
or shelby County, state Of Tennessee.
No, lo's Z. D.-State Of Tennessee eZ. relation
OF Primus Emerson ~ al vs.. Memphis DRY
Docks Company and others
d. virtue Of an order OF sale made in the
ID above entitled cause, by the second Chan
cery Court of Shelby County, Tennessee. Wi.
sell % the highest bidder, near the LlOuth Dt
Wolf river, al the city Of Memphis, Tenn, OIL
Saturday, August 8, 1873,
Lhe following personal property, tO-Fft. The
Memphis Dry Docks, with all The machinery.
tackle, and appurtenauces thereuntO belong
ing" now lying at the Memphis harf
Terms Of Sale-Ss00 cash; balance at II. 1S
and = months; notes bearing interest a. o per
cent from date, with good securitfes. reuufrzu- Q
lien also retained 70 secure the paymenr
thereof July 3, 1913.
NJ. d. i. STEWART.
Clerk and Master second Chancerv Court.
Humes q POston, sOls. for com pl aiuants.
Warmer & Lee, sOls. for defendants.
- 81 Louis Republican, Cincinnati Com
mercial, and New Orleans Picayune. publish
in daily ids and send bin to this Office
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MOFainE-Class No. Iz8.
81, %, -, a. q, 30, s., 70, 2, 3, I3, l-.
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mains were put into q wagon and car
i ried home for interment.
CLARKsVILLE (TENNEssEE) AND NEIGH
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
FOUNDED IN I7s5.

THE next session Of the College and Pre-
i paratofy Department
Or.-1.a sarrnrn H. 4 ~,
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STUDIES in College school elective. .DiscfB
line military. Tuition per term or tweuJg
weeks Sd 70 so Board, washing. fuel furu-
ishet rooms and surgeons : fee Tor same o
Rod, sos. Apply To
jy4 f. KIRBY SMITH. ChauceiIor-
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THE CODE OF BLOOD.
A PeEnsyIvania state war-CIaiDas Col
lee10F before the Suhrenae Cnnrf

PHILADELPHIA, July S.-The supreme
court of Pennsylvsnia has reversed the
Of Dauphin county in the case OF the
Commonwealth against George o. Ev-
ans, involving the commissioners for the
collection of the State war claims, and
ordered Ueilire tdcios dc moro. Judge
SharwoOd, in announcing his decision,
said that Evans was bound by law to
make prompt report Of his collections,
and even If requested verbally by Gov
ernOr Geary to omit making such report,
as alleged by defendant, the governor
had no authority to release the State
sgent from his official duty or the con-
ditions of his bond.
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A correspondent mentions the Hun
garians as the finest-lOoking class of
men in Vienna. They are considerably
taller than the Austrians, very proud of
their personal appearance, and wear gay
and attractive uniforms.
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VOL. 33.-NO. 1876

The following are the. nominations: ::
William Lowell names 3, M. American
Girl; II. +. Fawcett names C. b. S.
Bashaw, ir.; Alexander Lewis names
b. s. Henry Todd: w. II. Crawford
names b. g. J. w. Conley; B. Mace
names b. q. Sensation; II. Armstrong
n.arnoc D. q. Ef-arl TIoov.ar
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DIVIDEND,

UNION AND PLANTERs BANK or MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July B, IS73.
sS- Adividend Of per cent. has this dav
been declared by the Board Of Directors. pava-
BILE on and after July 9TH, out Of the net earn
ings for the SIX months ending June so, Is7G.
Tvs : p READ Cashier
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COLUMBUS, o., July 3.-The races to-
day drew larger hunter than yester-
.fors
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\ PRACTICED UPON INN.
GRANTS

Thirteen families, bound to Chicago,
arrived here recently from Germany in
charge of the board of emigration, were
kidnapped by runners and sent to North
Carolina, where, after a month at the
toughest farm-work, they escaped and
begged their way back here, where they
found their tickets in possession of the
officers of emigration, which had been
sent to them from friends in Chicago.
Mayor Havemyer is investigating the
case,
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THE SECOND RACE

was a trotting premium for $500, for
colts and fillies. There were four en-
tries s-Quiekstep, General Grant, Bor-
der and Whiteye. The two latter did
not start, and General Grant won in
three straight heats. Time, 3:Ol, 3:0I,
2:59.
There are indications of rain for the
afternoon; but if it should remain fair,
there will be fine sport.
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.ACIFIC MATTERS

The funeral of the late -Briga-
dier-General William H. Sidell, United
States army, took place this afternoon
from the residence of his sister, Mrs. ].
Grosvenor, on Fifth avenue. Rev. John
]. Cotton Smith read the funeral ser
vice. The pall-bearers were Generals
Barnard and Leslie, Colonel Stone, who
served on General ThOmas's staff during
the war, Colonel Lawrence, Mr.. Corbett,
DR.. Raphael, DIR. Craven and Mr.. Julius
Adams. The remains were taken toI
Greenwood cemetery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

A BssrrECr >gssr,-il1 T1ssiav sscas Ct lsss
wess. a sars Ss,raa covered Mama lisa and
&a1aa Ksa. ca Ea~sz. VIII vAise z'assies s>cn
sAef- srmusss % tasi- base. Those wAs saw the
Hn,a1sal1s &C "Wednesday uicrgi1g rsprsssas shs
sgas as a oea1s'tl sns-as s-aais a. 8, sas e,sTes
Ser the s7crnrS, E4ca ulrg1sa51 vas -eee,s 10 eGs
s'lsts1f1g sheet. eus i1rlg TIE iav IN seew "a
he ridges azc Frsna1snE rci1ss Segaa g. uelE.
lsarlg sI-S SersaSS arsi SOUS seascsrei ascs ara
there. The sagE sGE eszsl1raf to ceTer the
s1nufss a. sas hssss s4as. VI. HHallill how
s-sc, aas sGs E.sls seex On z. Ea1e the sEnHss
lssi sides Of Easstkala On Man. were ws1 ecv~
srs3 ard s1e sacE game teEa sas scgsh s5sre re
Fiah5l NIX It - 81 Cazs. AaSss's Pi1aslsice
eaa,algs, "a Wsihssaiv ncruig ne thar
ns,uessr ss,cd 81 = : u EcEcl4l1 xa-cA 5 the
d,Fsss Il las a1iiea1.,s tbs vsar- >cne tsr wears
4gc. We r.lHsaiesc sszilg y a 81 : sa-tls eoa3
ssrsa-Fszr zs-ran wairh : Frceaoir Is lcx as 3.
has e7gr beeu a, the ses1sasrs ca a1y ef these
stands, saclssa = Wa.sssa "a a1SalL lie uer>
cary occasionally sroFs eriag Eaass zeSrHs =
near M issziag Fcig-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
SEP-rzze Cs1r1. I@z>r Terza- 1873
szagsz AzzzN.-..l- zaErwsE1 .sS1 E-,szsSS, -

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81 Ct Er-sp1asns E-cn ,Bs rSl-; CircGis
Ceurs. a. tbs las Nsrs1err Tern, hsia By E5ars-
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Geaer1l 4 Z judd L NcC1ly VIA nm en-
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The grisoGsc va i1,lcss5 asr f-lEigsu.l.F
passing Alzs z1i urged Rrzaig e cGe Hskz
Faira Eas IN the fsii,.vilr wQ-ss. 20 VIZ
E-Ez 4l,an ce-Css aaaFl .,ls. Si-ursi Nl-
lll1ll Ssrez Ncuz.r
wlca beng s-11zilssd s IS ssIEsEx. namely :
EcE- nsa- Sr-Ycu gire cagsh 70 SaugsI
Haa-1iE >i-asi Ncnsa>
Is se1g s-ue AMI gsn11s. a,ccrsls 20 the
aEparsas garpcrs Of SID E-5-5lr- vel Knowing
III sane 90 - sil=e art f,r-s5 L a7rea--5 IL
svaiauce Tina cigshl1g Of The rI.rs cr > WIS
5,sIrsrs5 CO sad ,r5sr- The Ccqrs a1s1r1cls:
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ale sp-1s Ie.rsi we're Fro rs'i 1n3 the l1ssas %
5scslra vas sassr : Eaersg-cn J vsriics cf
~ WIS -s1tssr-,s Elcsrsicrs were c4zs1 TO
.ls M If The Coarc. rAs counsel u SUD
rors sf slls sr-,qsz,1s ca1,sa,;s shas the or5ar
s rgHi CO -le facs. therefore rc5 the euzs ct
Al .l,i5.z1'is g5sacs.
81 .le Fsaa- C.l,is. II : made szse1-iaI % coc-
ssll1s ssrgsry laas the s.=s i-z--lliecs carry ca
: kce the <eu5lilzcs ef saas Or Eacl is vas
cog1 -srf-a,: ami sla5 Il zllalE nut ce c6gicziy
Invalid vgRi I1G Of DC sf.cl-
E.lccu tE-s sI.G-Jluss =. PAINS case. q
EIzs- s,5 -elas the zlzsrIlHsas. &c D. the
sI1fscl CT irgsry- uls1 Fgrpcrs CO lls 6l.s Ct Il
e. II g,od lat rI-ai sir l1z P1-puse &c Rllea L
WIS crs=-s,s OR Cc,is has modified 5lis -,sl-,
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q, 71,gsiE aIsIll,i vesi 1ti e % =iEac1- More
cFgr- cur C.d= szsrszssy <1aszs saas Il : rot
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AID slsrg6.rs not the bass Of N Indictment,
ami q sl5s = -. che s1,spl7G INST De sustained
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l-r5-:sz delivered Ics reasonable Ia Price 1-i .
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iI1 a. lczicl :cqi oe 1IilIil,s,; a;c the I-r.izs
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s,r;-1g e -hs z-lasiaG u Life Ct the Ferz-r
Ll,t Tia .uly IzrII 5iz11c1alu Z these general
-sr-1s M ,rg u Drs.fss terms :. .ia- tia "a
=Pc1si'dl-E CT cs.lvsry rests lPcG the 5-z#sz,
.ul Is ca1 lss "a tins IcecGas &c sal5 CO y CO.
zalgziF Invalid ll,i q 10 sIscs- There Is u
prescribed s,rH ,=cszsl-y 10 constitute vz-ai
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

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lz ems -=z the u-aar -f Ne Sa-. ami
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26

A &is-uerN e-srf tS.ase ssxS tAas TIE SeasisA
seearsAie Nirriae. sofsa szrS sAs eessSrssS sAse
Nertaf.ee - TIE EagiisA CAas-sa AsS }isa ikea
sazar-1Es-f tans rcrt 4 = szeecSek thai she vas
crliered . aeave that rcrt,
me R-isSa tsss wvrs vaS;,ef ofss sigAt ~ ese e
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
Marshal's Sale!

IN VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECU-
Il ton issued By the Supreme Court q Law and
Equity q the Hawaiian Islands, upon q indignant
against :. ". Mahclona. Defendant In execution IN
aver Of J. L DoEseft Of D0Essif 4 Co.. PianiiF n
execution for Nine Huuirsd and sixtcea so-ioa do
lars have levied upon aud shall expose fr sas 20
the highest Bidder o. TUESDAY. the lith dag q
March. A. D. ls73, a. y oclock uo9n a. the C5urt
House II Houolulu. al the right. title and interest u
said defendant in and 70 the following property via
] Wooden Baiiiiug situated 10 Aisa. Iva. Oaha.
House, l Out-10use, ] koa Bedsieai. Settles
Round Table, s1an Tables, Caairs. pair work
ing Bullock-
Lot laud situated in Waiau. Eva. 0ahu. ass-
cribed IN kuIesra No. 1905. and containing IS ffa
acres q kuls lad, and % acres o. ga fsbery.
Les land situated in kapakEi. Aiea. Eva, aud
described IN Royal Patent 2s75, and containing 81
leo acres.
] House l0t situated IN KspsIana. Oahu. ans d.
ssEibed IN kuleaua No 1912. Royal Paisnt No 61s
sni containing, los fsfhozs.
Lot land situated ia Aiea. EHa, described iu
Royal Patent IS. tulsaus 2os3 sad c5utainiux
s7-IG0 acres.
Lot lad and Fish Ponds situated IN Pansio.
Waikiki. and described IA Royal Pstsnf gs2g. 10
isaua Ne 1858, aua esutaiaiug 75-ioe serss.
o. Eaio patch situated IN Eaaukukahf. Afea Iva
and Containing fi-Ioe acres.
interest m5re or less ia kuloana No. 3276 il the
Ahupuaa q Pahoa, 01ha.
Also all the right tts and IN and % Isass
q certain tract q laud situated ia WsisBae, Oaha
from the CrgEn commissi0ners, having al unsnpirsd
tern of years and months AZ 4 reutai q sI1a -
aunHn- Jnissl said Judgment interes. costs % ssis
AID NJ fees and CON missisHs h previously satisfied.
". G. PARkE, Marehal
Hsasiais. FEB. II. 1s7s- So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
o.
REAL ESTATE.

N L. AL IL - - III :
DY vIErUs OF AN 0RpSS OF SAFE MApE
ID on the rtsA u EsSrvary, a. y. 1875, ~ HSs,
A. Fernandez. Ciceuls judge e The ~ Jeisis, CIR
CAR tslaa5 u Maui >SstaS II PrVSass in TIE rsses
q the Estate 81 JOHN sNO$. lsse e wsiiuke, d.
ceased sA<rs sil ~ sas3 Pss,s, AScsiee. 90 he
premises, u the ssue q WAiieSE. "a
rA~rssaay, March srtA. at IL eseleSS asea,
al he rssAs. ssse ass iase-css tie sass JsAs Has
esi a. the 6Gs % hs death, n sz& seressa rrsu
sss ssutoei u Wai1Ss. Mt.l ard bsslv eecerse2 BY
deceased c11tsiEfas eae~se1rth * ar scrv ., snS,
ss,ssAsc wssA the eis = a-G apgzrsszsnces - he
ssss. consisting ef ere Ssezs Ssgre VIII tssrs
head gze bzl,ise asei as a EtSsry. uish vevy iarse
even ard e,aSias rage attached. rsar,y tz& IN
perfect oetsrs e1e tsrge egti5us = scas e eakery
esasaiaag three l8-SS and vsraz&s ia fsVns
4lSl. shoe Shsp and oes-esl3sSs. resre Rrs sous
ralaaS,e 6rsFs Nl1es su he prerfhsss> Tais plSse
WI ss ssaf n o. lets, - sfs Purchasers. Ths
sgaiaaSs aEe Al IN soed repair Alse, "a
Saturday. nA.rrh sstA. at IL sVlSss. pssa,
tss AMI Interest 9f the deceased IN ard to Slee u
81 acre o. lard. ugrv o. less. Together With Oee
>serT pwslias, egatlinils threS ard vs-s1-
L. There are AlSs SON. veSv tue tsraPS V5zs< %
the lst- These vreuiiSss AZ ss,rAsec The uFrcr
sfs u he second street IN Laa1ua. and 8hc1s half
Wv escFcez The Priu1 AMI the Catholic Chuuch, ard
are nov gccgF5ed ~ 1ir, John Crvwtsr-
Also, a. the Plsee, Immediately asssr TIE sale
gt the shove lls. VII es soG siss-v saus esius
l-Itj Part Of a sraes u lta5 IA kaa-spali. Ntai.
aJgshs ey Z IA q HgG c BishcPI- Frrstf Cjssi-
TEO>. ". EVERETT.
HENRY ". DANIELS.
Administrators sS the Estate of Jahu Eaes-
TH0S- W. EVERETT.
Azcsie1es-.
w4l1ku. Feb ~. 1873. I-ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
Administrators Notice,

FTNAe UsaersixRsa, Administrator 10 tae
l. Bzssse e THOMAS WILLIAMS. * FCHTtS,
q s-ssssA <aASess, ieeSase2l rSsassss Aai al res~
Sues haviss elsias ssalsSs Sss& ES,sse, * As,aS
in ssSssa tAeevss. VI se;ss he seeesesS al Il, 3
Nas CszsaNa ~ Sssasrsl rESO> n, nAVt$,
h, T. Ms AsssaS csaaiSSseees
T-Ss AID cszssl6eesral
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-26
NRw ApvERTlSENRNTS
ExeeutOrs NOtiee % Creditors.


IN THE ESTATE OF MARTIN RECN
Il sf Hs=saGsa, &seesSe&,
Nesce : Asreey gsves e AT persons Asvis siAass
skasasssAe Sse3 eANFtN RSCk. &eeSsse1, - eSSsSss
tie -ssA The zseeSsa- vsasaess day sssAsssS
eas~i. sA,As< sesarsa ~ asssSaSs ~ stAsruase y
cha-ses ". CiarS IA HssshtAs. us,Ala ssx @eatAs
sroza he 3iss e sA rsAlsesea. ss3 4 sss - nv
ssasss they vi Ss sssSver sssseS,
CNAS, ". CLARK.
Exssssos &c tie VII sssAs deceased,
Es,saanf rsA> -. 1878. la