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prices and movement Of cotton at New
York and Liverpool throughout the day:
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Aug. u, 1O:1OP. M.-Cotton
Futures quiet. September delivery 164
6l63c; October 165dI6 slice; November
l6sd16 slice.
NEW YORK, Aug. II, 1O:3OA. M.-Cotton
Ordinary 1890; good ordinary 15ac; strict
good ordinary 15sc; low middling 1910;
middling lie; Alabama 17ac; Orleans 17sc.
Market quiet and unchanged. Sales last
evening include 600 bales for exports.
New YORK, Aug. u, 1910 p. M.-CottOn
Ordinary l3sc; good ordinary 10 &c; strict
good ordinary 15sc; low middlmg 1876,
middling lie; Alabama Tic; Orleans 173c.
Market steady. Sales for exports 81 bales;
for consumption 50 bales; last evening for
exports 900 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. u, 12:1OA. M-Cot-
tOn-Futures steady. September delivery
16 5-16Gl65c; October 16a616Ic; NOvem-
Der 16d16 Lice; December 10 1-l6616ac.
Sales 9,400 bales.
New YORK, Aug. y, 1:35 P. Motion
Futures dull. September delivery 1G!c;
October 16 Lice; November l6c. Sales
l., 600 bales.
NEW York, Aug. u, 2:20P. M.-Cotton
Ordinary 1890; good ordinary I5Ac; strict
good ordinary I5sc; low middling 1Gac;
middling lie; Alabama lie; Orleans 17Se.
Market steady with good demand. Sales
for exports 81 bales; for consumption SIS
bales; for speculation 335 bales.
NEW y DIRK, Aug. Il, 2:45 p. M.-COtton
Futures weak. August delivery 1870
1876; September IS 3-16d16.c; October
10 l-l6dl65c; November - lj-161l6c;
December - l5-l6d1Gc; January 1919
16tc; February 1G Logic 3 16c; March
is 5-l6dl6 7-16c; April l6a616Sc. Sales
II, 400 bales.
New YORK, Aug. 12.-Daily cotton re-
port for days at all United States ports:
Net receipts 1907 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1896 bales; exports to Continent
none; stock Of all classes 147, S03 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Il, 3:0OP. M.-COttOh
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strong. Middling uplands St6Ssd; Orleans
esds3d. Sales to-day 5000 eilA}es, of
which 1900 bales are for eos,orfaBd specu-
lation. Sales Of American IL, 100 bales.
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BANKING.
Third National Bank.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

W. ". BERRY, CHAS. <. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DEMPSEY WEAVER.
TNRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
Business and Deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. W. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice-President.
sep1 1y
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ABOUT this time some Of the young
men named after Schuyler Colfax are
attaining an age when they can realize
all the horrors Oe their situation.
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moi 1881
Ia CKiallcerN at Wash raEIe,

-III = lIIIIa lII1I1IENs
Rice & Ewing, Solicitors for Complainant.
iy3O Oaw 4t
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

CATTLE-Scalawags, 1d1ae; common
butchers, 2d23c; good butchers, 363kc;
fine shippers, Sc; grazing cattle, 262ic.
SHEEP-S1. 25d3.O0 per head.
housekeeping 200 TBS, SIC; lighter,
4td5c.
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LOST.

Il OST-On Sunday evening last, between
il CockriIl's Springs and AluTphy's, on the
Harding Pike, a Chased Gold Bracelet with the
owners name engraved on the inside. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
No. Hicks Block. augl2-3t
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WHENEVER a man is found sneering
and scofing at attempts to reform pub
lie abuses, that man will do to watch
He is the friend of dishonesty if-not
himself dishonest.
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SEEDS.

Red clover 500; sapling $500; timothy
$500; red top Sl.6061.15; blue grass S1.5O;
orchard grass S3.O063.25; Hungarian 81 .25;
Missouri millet S1.25; German millet S2.25
ALSO.
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New Orleans Markets.
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. Aug. I2.-FlouT steady and
unchanged. Wheat steady; red Si.03a1 .O5;
white Sl.l5a1.1S. Corn steady at 64a66c
Oats firm at 44a4Sc. Rye SOaS2c. Mess
pork quiet and nOminally unchanged. Lard
firm; summer 138a13sc; kettle 1870 Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders SIC; clear rib liza
ll5c; clear lie. Bacon steady; shoulders
9kc; clear rib 13al3!.c; clear 1910. Whisky
Of O-e
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PATTI gets higher pay in London
than Nilsson. Patti has two hundred
guineas a night, and Nilsson two hun
bred pounds.
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TO LOAN.

TTIO LOANS, 900 for three or five years, on
Il first-elass improved city property. AR
RINGTON, FAKRAR & WEAKLEY.
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. Il, Scoop. M.-Cottoh
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FOR SALE.


fINHE stock of Merchandise. Tobacco, Cigars,
Il etc, corner OF Union and Cherry streets Is
for sale. Apply &c JOSIAH r. HUBBARD,
Attorney, No. Porter Block, Cedar street
augI3 p
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No. ! ,9I6.l
IIs CTs0Ilcerg at Nashville.

Clerk and Master.
G p. Thruston and j. c. Bradford, solicitors
for Complainant iy30 Oaw4W
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The Union and American job
Rooms

A RE FURNISHED WITH THE VARIOU 3
~ stylfs Of type necessary % do all kinds o.
EOOk, Pamphlet. Periodical, Newspaper, tr
other heavy work in a superior amer, az
prices below that Of Northern ard Eastern
cities; and in any and everything We propose %
do we challenge competition.
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 12.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged; family S5.25a5.75; fancy 81. 70a
7.75. Wheat quiet and unchanged: red %
aS1; amber Sl.O5aI.I0; white Sl.1Oa1. Is.
COrn-white S0aS2c; mixed T2c. Oats
quiet and unchanged at 4ja50c. Rye 90c.
Mess pork S24. Bacon dull and declined;
shoulders &c; cleal rib 13a13!c. Sugar
cured hams 15al6c; plaln 14!c. Bulk meats
dull and declined; shoulders SIC; clear rib
12a122c. Lard 163a16sc. Whisky 96c.
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FOR RENT.

VHOR RENT-Exchange Hotel in Browns
u vile, Tenn. Apply 70 A ID. Bright, or Chas
7. Read, Sen, Brownsville, Tenn.
augS lw
NOR RENT.-The dwelling house with store
beneath, on the corner Of College and Line
Streets for the remainder of the year and next
The house is in frst-rate order and well adapt
ed for a business. Apply to
ang22w Banner copy.l NJ. BURNS.
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WANTED.

WANEED-A large room in second story,
w vel furnished, with two windows on the
at and two ON the south, near busiui - part o;
the city. Address II. c 7. W. this office.
aug13
WANTED-Noungm IN. with some capital,
w can OLtlin sitsatiou and good salary. For
particulars, address Capital this Office
aug5 If
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EDUCATIONAL.
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE.

TarrytOWn-On-the Hudson, N. Y.
a SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
UNHE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION en-
Il braces the following departments. Classical
Modern Languages, Elementary, Mathematical,
English Studies, and NATURAL SCIENCE. Music
Drawing and ElocutiOu, MILITARY DRILL,
Gymnasium, etc Rev. f. j. JACKSON,
jy2S I'm cod Principal.
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NASHVILLE MARKETS.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Aug. u.
COTTON.
Cotton remained unchanged, both as to
the tone OF the market and prices. We
continue 70 o,ota
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The Nashville Savings Companyfun
us the following quotations showing the
prices and movement Of cotton at New
York and Liverpool throughout the day:
NEW WORK.
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Our markee IS stiIl auoted:
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
(
"a :
Nashville and Chattanooga and ST. Louis
Railroad, LIST mortgage, ... 8
Nashville and DecatuTi Railroad bonds, sec
oud Enorrga ye. 6fs z
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GIFT ENTERPRISE.

$1,000 Tiekets-6,OOO Cash Gifts.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 12.-Flour steady and
unchanged; family S7.25a9.25. Wheat firm
and unchanged at S1.30al.33; red amber
Sl.35al.37. Corn - western mixed dull
and lower at 19c. Oats quiet at 5Oa52c.
Rye firmer and higher at SOaS5c. Provisions
strong and unchanged. Coffee dull and
nominally l9a2lc, gold. Whisky steady at
Il NJ
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are about &c stronger; good ordinary to
stIict good ordinary l4sa15 &c; low middliug
to strict low middling 16al65c; middlngs
TO strict middlings 16;al7c; receipts 24S
bales; exports coastwise $50 bales; stock
l5,oS4 bales; unsOld last evening II, 900
bales.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 12.-COttOn steady; mid
ding 1890; receipts for the past dav so
bales; shipments for the past twenty-iour
hours o bales; stock 1856 bales.
ST. Louis, Aug. r. Cotton quiet and
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Election easier at
16c.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 12-COtton quiet and
unchanged at I6sc.
KsreiEn Markets.
LONDON, Aug. II, p. M.-COnsols
for money 02ia925; for account 92sag2s;
United States 5-2Os OF 'G5, lOSa. 1857.
1901; 10-40's 1861; new :, 1914; New
York Central, "a; Erie, 30!; do. preferred
40. The rate of discount in open market
for three months bills is 81 per cent,
or { per cent. below the Bank of England
rate. The amount of bullion gone into
the Bank of England on balance to-day
was f220,0O0.
LIVERPOOL, Ang. II. - Breadstuffs are
quiet.
PARIS, Aug. 12.-Rentes ISL soc.
FRANKFORT, Aug 12.-5-20s of 1862,
gS
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New York General Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. Il. Flour was
scarcely so active; superfine Western
and State S4.jOa5. Is; extra Ohio s. :5a7 90;
st. Louis Sj.65a9.2j. Wheat less active
and lower; No. ? spring S1.23al.24. Rive
quiet at 94c. Barley nominal. Corn in
fair demand without change. Oats lower
at j5a69c. Coffee dull and nominally ISa
2le, gold. Sugar dull at S5aS5c. Mess
pork nrIner; new mess $3.50; middles
heavy. Lard frner; prime steam l4Ic.
Whisky firm and more active at SI.OI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

shipping Memoranda.

Rrrorr or BARK Erwin CoIBr MAsTEE-Left Boston Nov
"A lss and had hne weather until arrived OF slater
Land from lat SOC south Atlantic lat 5o South Pacific
was inv GAYS having very strong winds and rough sea the
hols time Feb 18th had gale from the NSW, CON-
polling Us heave to; shipped heavy sea the same day
hrh washed two full cas Of water overheard carried away
mort rail buwnrks stanchons and filled the forward house
md forward cabin full q water Remainder Of passage bad
me -ather aud gentle Sighted the Island q Hawai-
MAI "a Al $50 anchored in the harbOr Of Honolulu
ne Il dsy-lSO days passage
RHrarr OF Rank MATTE MAcIEIr, Forms, MAsTER--HAd
the wind from sw tentyseven successive days
nfer euvur Astoria Got the trades IN lat Go long 1902
Barsutne Jane Fakinbu Brown crossed the bar bound
In April ID 10 dave Honolulu. April 9TH lat 4S long
1892 exchanged signals Ms TenedOs, Commander
Raw April 18th Michael Devaney seaman native OF Ire
laad died; ltEed &oysars.
RroEr OF sc GEoBeE TRAM TESGsTEon, MAsTEE
Fir part q passage So +09 n had stormy and
unsettled weather sOo 29 had light and bafaing
Winds then took light trades lasting until sighted the
I.ands when they blew stroag accompanied with squalls
The winter up Norh has uneOmmOnly mild The older
natives remarked that they had not Tor my oxpereDoed
such one they imagine that the influence Of the Am
ercu has driven the winters away 81 year ale
wear they become mldcr There tine Opportunity
this year to reach the North Pole
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
IMPORTS.

Fr,p oapalaska per George Francis Train, April SD
rkrs furs is fos whAlebone, 61sS ns ivory.
Frn Portland per Matte MAceay. April S-a0Ss sks Il
M aour $50 bread pkgs mdse - pkg mating. 2o
bls lime 81 pigs salmon bellies 90 hi 6eis salmon & IS
wheat Ia SIS potatoes s SKIS oats To- sks mddings ~
rks chs 50 sks brAu 100 bxs green apples = kegs dre
Appio bales oatmeal Oregon tubs, nest Oregon
pAis / Washbosrds 81 bales hay.
From Boston, per Edwin April ST. c. piano, II bags rlcr
h preserves bx books hxs stationery, - pkEs sssn
bnds blinds 10 pgs eastiuEs Is hxs backing c. nx'
boEs shf 50 kegs horse shoe nas . erindstones
bndl forks loo hxE soNp - kegs composition nais leooA
RO boat boards So pcs ash plank whale eoats lscsSa
rrlaud coal IS bbls tar . bbls pitch, plovs 40 g
charcoal iruns 8 kite FISH, 10 kegs hide poison. Is bxssareh
q pain killer bbls bunEs l6 Or bills pork bbs vinegar
G tobacco as kegs nails, handles G on boWs u
tons steam coal C. cxtngushes hnd gauging took -
A. okum Is 2S bndls keg shSoks SIS containers be.ds
200 bnds barrel shocks Il bbs eontainer 2oS q o. IS 9
II l,rs turpentne bbls salt loo MATCHES Sc
hxs IS pkcs hardware 81 bales, bxs dry goods %
bblf resin.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
The WORLDS History.
COMMERCEAL.


the arrival Sunday last Of the bark I'd
vn days from Boston consigned Messrs C Brewer
Co. and with cargo assorted merchnndise Also the
Matte Mhcleny 81 days from Astoria with Oregon pro
duos H. IAofeld Co And the schooner George
Tranois Train from the with furs etc.
San Francisco.
The departures have been the brig Robert COwan with 800
tons Of sugar toms IS pnu sydney And the
bark Kamoi for Bremen with 200 tons Of wheat e dry
hides etc. valued at &C., 600.
The due since Sunday last but up
writing reported The Cyphrenss is supposed
% be rather slow Steamer horsepower h below thai
Of the Tartar and MikAdo
Bark Delaware nearly completed loading and will sail
for carrying full cargo Of and other
produce.
Bark Edwin will be laid on for san Francisco
her cargo lie discharged.
Bark FakinburE which sailed hence April l6 for
Portland crossed the bar Of the Columbia River April hav
ing had short passage Of l6 days She is expected to re-
20 this port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
EXPORTS.

For san Francisco per Murray, April - ~ pSgs
s s lars rice lp casks sperm OIL 10 csks seal OIL iSs
seal skins goat skins c. ~hskey, q brandy c.
remains hnchs bananas Nalue-Domcstic ~ az ~
Fo-ricn s. SOC; Trau-hipped. .Ssa5 -.
For Bremen per Kamoi May SO esks whale oil, 81 6
he Il6 bales wool 10 bales pulu Is bales cotton eoS
As wheat 40 pks taloW lSs pks melado ~ dry hides
q srs euri.tes private Effects bags horn points. c.
rice bxs plants bx geological specimens bags coffee
tin- ftrina O. books manuscript Nalue-Dumestc ~
ais s6 Rcregn S557 - Trsnshipped. IS, lS4 90.
FOR Melbourne Per Robert ocwan May A.. eos pgs SUI
gar IS pull loo bbls salmon old Tom NAlue-
domestic So COZ s.; Foreign. .S5l6 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

THE TREASURY oFFIoE.-The appointment Of Mr..
Joseph o. Carter as Registrar OF Public Accounts,
will give general satisfaction. Probably no persou
in the kingdom is better qualified by education and
experience TO perform the duties of this responsible
office than be. His appointment reflects credit on
the Minister of Finance and the Government, while
1t will all that the accounts of the national
treasury will be faithfully kept, and its business
honestly transacted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE SUPREME CouRT IN PRoBAT

TN THE SUPREME COURT IN PROBATE.
IL In the matter Of the Estate Of His late Majesty KA-
MEHAMEHA V, deceased. At Chambers before the
Honorable Charles q Harris Justice Of the Supreme
Court, sitting In probate this eth day May, 1874
on reading and Cling the petition Of Charles R. bishop
and John o. Domins Administrators OF the Estate Of Ka-
nehameha W deceased, showing that they have made
sale Of the real estate authorized be sold oder
Che Hon cries G Harris First Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court, dated the 23d day OF March 1874 and
praying that order Of confirmation OF said sale be grant
ed
1t Is hereby ordered that MONDAY the nh day Of
May 1s74 10 O'Clock in the day
Court Room Of the Supreme Court IN Honolulu be- and
the same hereby appointed time and place for making
return Of the said Admins proceedings under
said order Of sale when and any person interested
in the said estate appear and file written objections
the conhrmaoe OF the said sale and may be heard
may produce witnesses IN support Of his objections
And it is further ordered that notice OF at least one
given thereof the publication Of attesed
copy Of this order in the Hawaiian Gazette and Kuo-
koa - newspapers printed and published IN Honolulu.
tCHAS C. HARRIS,
First Associate Jus. Of the Sup Court
Attest R. II. STANLEY, Atty for Estate.
HEREBY CERTIFY that the above a and faithful
copy of the original order e in the Office Of the
supreme Court
AS witness my hand this 9TH day Of May, 1874
JSo. E BARNARD
II Deputy Clerk sup Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

TT The Niibau mat, referred to in our last was
not presented to the King by the woman who made
It, but by Mr.. Gay, who purchased 1t from her She
is a very old woman, one of the few remaining
links that connect the present generation with the
time Of Kamehamebs l. She was twelve or fifteen
years of age when she saw the old warrior King,
and is supposed TO be nearly quite eighty years
old now
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
DIED.

pEvAYEY-At sea- April 18th, board Of bark Matte
Nacleay, Michael DcvRney seaman he va n@Nfe u Az
land and about 20 Year, Of age- r
CASTILLO this city, Thursday, April cO'h Aiter
sbo- Illness Charles Alfred Castle, aged y years months
and Il days taA' ~ =" ~
FYcRoFT-In this city, May LIST an infant daughter o.
Mr. Robert Rycrqt~H.rHn ~ @aaanFcarN
swINToS-ih mis- tity Nay st. Charlotte Ksmakaku-
koun wife Of Henry swintun and daughter q M
Isaac HnrbOtfls, aged % years C-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
ARrrvALs an HAwAn,N HorrI

"WHo OR WHAT WAS CTPHkESEs 81 asks cor
respondent. The steamer of this name, now daily
expected from Sydney, is supposed TO have been so
named, after one OF the Egyptian Kings, brother
Of Cheops, who built the largest OF the pyramids
The only work which we can find that refers to Cy-
phrencs is zelrs Encyclopedia, under the head of
a. pvramids
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

The FIKEMES's BALL.-The ball OF Mechanic"
Engine Company No. 70 celebrate their els; ami
versary and which the sequence Of events bad more
than once postponed. came of at the Hotel on
Thursday night last aud ia every particular an
extremely well conducted aud enjoyable affair. The
spacious hall for dancing neatly decorated with
erergrecns and Brilliantly lighted with gas Among
the decortious We noticed largesized portrait Of
His Majesty In the centre ola circle formed b. the
words Long live our Fireman the picture cup
plyipg the missing word. The Royal Standard was
draped at the back Of the dais at the upper end Of
the room surmouuied by an evergreen crown, and
over the entrance to the ball was the Compauy's
MOTTO Our aim the public good His Majesty
houOr,d the Company with bis presence, arriving az
few miuuies past O'Clock, IN company with
Prince Leleiohoku and attended by bis suite, and
remained until after midnight. Among the guests
we noticed the Pri.eess Liliu and Governor DOmi-
mis- the Princess Likclike and the Hon. Mr.. Cleg-
bornaHTs * the Miuister Of The Interior and the
Misses widemann; Major wodehouse, the British
Commissioner; j. S. Christie, ESQ, Y. s Vice.
Consul and nnmefouS others Generous ene
bouutiiul supper, In mine host heroerts pest style
was resumed and kept up with vigor until the small
hours, 70 the music OF The &orernment band under
the leadership Of Berger (who seemed 10 play even
better than czerl alernaied by Aacauey's exeeienf
ouadrflls bard Everyb body pronounccd The party
one Of the best arranged and enjoyable ever seen
here rejecting credit on the euterprise ane manage
mcut Of the gallant /" Mechanics. '-Aastrtssr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

FRoM THE ARcT1c.-The schooner Geo. F. Train,
which arrived from the Arctic on Sunday, wintered
there, and Captain Tengstrom reports having had a
very mild season, which the natives called remark
ably pleasant, attribuling It to tie fact that the
Americans had now taken possession OF their coun-
try Russian America
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

sS- On Sabbath evening last, the Rev DR..
Wythe, pastor Of the Powell Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church, San francisco, addressed large au-
denee of HawaiiaDs at the Kaumakapili Church.
he plainly showed the attentive congregation how
the Hawaiian nation can rise, increase aud hold a
position among enlightened Christian nations He
was heard with much interest by assembly Of 4
thousand or more hearers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

SUDDEN DEkTH.-Our community was panied TO
learn OF the death of Mr. c A. Castle late registrar
Of public accounts, which occurred on Thursday
last, after very short Illness He had held this
spousible trust for five years, under three admins
tutions, and had given great satisfaction In the per
Torrance Of the duties of the Office. On the very
day when he was Frustrated, be bad completed bis
report of the public finances for the two preceding
years and presented the balance sheet to his superior
in Office. All who had to deal with him found him
courteous and pains-tsking as public officer, and
none ever applied for information from him without
obtaining what be sought Itwas doubtless hard for
him to die, with his wife two children and his aged
father away but the DEGREES of God, uuserutable
they often appear are no doubtall for the best. His
funeral was largely attended by his friends, the Ia
waiiau Guards, and the odd Fellows, Of which he
was a member, and his remains deposited in the
mission burial ground at Kawaisbao.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

II An eclipse ofthe Moon occurred on the morn
ing of May lst, between 2 o'clock and sunrise. It
was but partial, and observed BY few only.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

CUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- Islands-In Bankruptcy. In the matter Of THOMAS
J. HAYSELDEN and FRED. II. HAHSELnEN, doing
business under the name and style Of HANSELDEN
at Chambers
Whereas, on THIS ssth DAY OF April. A. d. 1874 the
above named HAYSELDEN BROS were, BY an order
made BY Chief Justice Aea, declared to be Bankrupts
under Section e62 of the civil Code Notice Is hereby
given the Creditors Of the Aforesaid Hayseden
appear before the said Justice the Court House.
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NAY. A. D. 1874. az 10
O'Clock A NJ, for purpose OF proving their claims
against the said Estate. BY order OF the Court
WALTER X SEAL,
Clerk Supreme Court
Honolulu, April IS, Is74, AS It
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

II Col Prendergast has been re-aPPointed
perfutendent of waterworks after several years re-
tirement from the service.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

~ By the bark Edwin, Messrs Scbsefer & Co.,
have received from Boston, one ton OF South Caro-
lima paddy for seed. Those In want OF 1t should ap-
ply at once
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06
Administrators Notice !

THJHE uNDERsTGNED having been duly
u appointed ADMINISTRATOR Of fhe Esiate q kA-
HOoErNr N ase o. Worth konala, dereased reqlelts
al persons having Claims against sd Estale u pfeal
sane Necessary vouchers within sr mdnf1s ron ne
hereof they vi b. orever tafred- and al
Indebted 10 sad Esta3r rtquesttd b make inneats
rnvrueuf 10 r AsEGUT.
Administrator Of the Estats q Kahookumu. decassd
North Kohaia Hawaii. Aprii 18th, 1874 e43t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-05-06

TT The regular monthly meeting of Mechanic
Engine Company No. 2, viii be held this evening.