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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

uNCuAuRERs CfRcrtr IrDGE. 80 ~
n ptCtAt pistllst Hawaiian tsantl& o ~ ussffer
TIE estate o. n NAtitOttirA 70 tetfll,. nst' 49,
,sssc9
tia rl,,siar rina itc rctilgt 20 kft N.NAofti
ant krk Ef.tnkhf.Ni tne txrcnts ufliff -I 20
p1s,ttr th,i and aisrt tc st g. aeafe1 krf 80
rf,vina tnef snail sct ftfcrIHIs. ~ -
nr,,fetie te disI r1tli srrriitk ~ Nf0Fsat
~ Dc wis; afal they -slggii iiaa itriffr
% cr,frrri that rt fia Y .taf ss l-7H st it
taa Cantl "a use a ataia 90 re srali st ilr tafr tr
riars Cor heififg sill rfuls1u aI GO NrrNf
arr hereby uci.fati aticfd ani sinr e
hsvr. was saii nc,.fiaa si.alId uei rr 1taru.1
tahaiua. Iarc. l1ih, 1s-e.
AIRS FanN kNrrE
"a ys- gfr-nit fi.'4s sra fareIai r'.is.i fl T.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-28
Downer's Kerosene Oil,

PROM BOSTON. ALSO.
dar'isz sai rlaa'a'ias iless. ". ssas Ns,,osss
G : Spades, SAeVs,s, Sssags ssi Rssss
aa-3,ed Axes, Hs'ssess-Ssi-s' i-s As3 Axe ps,,sr-
Ma Sssa Lexis. csess ana PsllesSs, &e.
C's'ses Piss. Eav Hides sash Coris, sand Pspsr.
SssA cssl- SyJ.-sos- N-,,.sss, Eo5se Cards.
SaesSvs, csszFcrs, Bor>e Mars s-i Save lux.
7 uiaSss--S &c Il H.. Tjses3 Tscks-t taI4ia.
W. ". Paia,. SSos. S,1sh sa3 Varui,A Brushes.
SELF Heat irsvs. Masses BlasSi,s.
c,r1 Stare, wsjazs, Ns,alE, P,i7,.
S-ar wei's Ejss. Eas,sse Uroas,, Petty.
A .a-se Assa''=es' % csiz-sys. cez=es. Clipper.
So, Ferstzs Ususs, &s.
lsu,s-ss Hsr,ss-s ws,ss. &c.
fss SsEsa g tie rs; rs,s-; Glass Prssrris jars.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-28

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"a Sszas-ct SAY e1a1 shsr txrla-tE sa-ser r
stt vl1-sl-s ana t-sa5ss OF ils tEstl a-ars f- l1-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-28
For Sale or For Lease

~ 4 HfANnSoTE COTTAGE PLEASANT
~ Or l0eHi 2. HItr -t-.Hn. Gel rrn-ara r. i.rea
- hairuculs, $50 c.sets dntr- rlaal. ttetfs lrf
pantry. bathroom. serVaafs Ernse oarr1s r..a ara
Stable al Vrry convenient ard perfect sr1r- Nrra
a1l mCsl -rIsIs E..elE AID r tr
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To Let.

FE0HAr vEnN pESuatHiE uWKtEfSs AND
n Premises, 40 % Nufaru NVenur .s.rrlIrIrs rar.
clothes closets GA lfst ds1r.laa arr lIr. rarr.
r'olls on sud aoar. kircn ard PANTRY -afra.ta1 so
house Stable. fowl house. &C.. la orier. Arry Cd
Ans io,--s- u j "a wunu
ALSO thc cotaEe aa1 rrefais.a a.1.lalae. VIA "a
roums. kitchen. bairr1rn. srrrarrs- faa, sfrr r-.
sialic and caErllc house.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-28
Notice.

EDwARD Preston EsQ-. ms FrHE
= = power AMI authority o. -r1alct ll asrss 60
On any nams. uli-r power ~ lst.rner
O.s CUMMINGS mn.
H1noulu. Iuae CD is-E 80
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-28
For Rent.

- THE HOUSE LATELY oCgrPEru
Ia hy o. * n. Carter. stl,e rf l1ls.a
- Walls aul Pune Iatri ~ts ll1slass.l I.fn 5aals-
iaiciy. ArF.r th-
SIS 1m arAusTtfrs nrrlIr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-28
BOSTON AID HONOLULU PACKET LIHEl

,EsE C. Brewer = ce.-Agents. .Ef$
- -lF1ratle arrnl-el-e-ts can sluars b. is.s-y-
si- f-sicrs l1 shipment q o. Rome Wool Hides and
ltlsr Nsrcanss O. NsE Bedford. Boston. NeE York and
shsr Eastern PlTts- e5- Casa Advarcss made
silly c BREWER 4 CO
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-06-28

NtinFf W. NHst|'H MciiHiNN
On rcaiur sfd alur sac ptHtasu 90 tasi al cfrrk1
ristict 80 Walufa tssHi. 20 Sau1l r.aial'4 ltie
rht 20 iub-fitancc iu tNe lrc 90
Nawliuil u sst fs-ard % NHrai fe.nF iarf1a cf
land described n tamil Ctuiri.ss.tn tesni aaacrssf
1l. suauc fo lifka SIS tnf aat.ng icfih ilat fs sI
fInks 4 ere lr.r1r 81 DE- iIrIfr o. .sai It
az Sii Nawliwai thtuf ffe iell. trl rfarg
Cor rr,cgss tr claimants ard Ntr i.sler al rs lse
sald AiaeiSi ~ b. suuitd Oh al lard o.. In
whole, l1 rsrs
lt oricFyi That rucaav De trsf .isg cf tulrst -
ts-a b. ani hrr,ny spsefnti CO rrarr9 ssal ratos
before tar sll C.rui Cousf SUNS IN Nact at Er rert
rtsaar tfrul If ttc lurli tgart @ pr fauIia latl
tlrruN tir Court HrllFr sass Nav ultrt
ard ptce az relssne cugrrfuef rsg arrcaf frf
show causc u any thry tare uAN STA reu...r srlcl
Dot D. Eranfr1 frf TOSS ita Heta.e t. i1tsr..1 Is
tieueulu. tle 1lrE "a lrrurr. mr. zIars-.t-s
t,a-rtfr rcv~rar-r. aai i Cas-. fiassla
Nuos newspaper. iof ucl rss ifrn rnrrr rafrr
The si tr 81 lt sai term 81 Go ssa Cireii Uaast
raig,i Wshlaua ksat. a. g.. - fuac. e. n. islE
DUNCAN NIruHNnfe
lustcf rf ttr C.rtllI CIITr
Ssu Fccrth fttriai frrrr't
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Real Estate for SAC.

- TWO COTrAgEs ~ HEPAIU LOCATED
81 tn a rctsaIf llff uf GRE tan. VITA Esll IIals.
- and sE.lsl store tue rrrullzrs
~ tua Euauare q g. - asuraw.
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70 Let.

-, rHE DWELLING HOUSE LkTTLV or-
- tNfihu Or tue sanarraer. Efrst.I .a leretsr h
L. THIS house in lrsf rste rrra.r Ard lf...i
vita az tAc c1uvealluc bees 81 lssi l..ss 1lasr
Inquire % $50 rul.EFz 4 CO.
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CHERIFF'S SALE
- by virtue OF writ oi Leyari Facais 10
me directed, Will te exposed 10 Publ: sale
at the
HOTEL. 6iI suIPLLY ST.
kept By George ". 0rtlip. in the city OF Will
lnlns'on' New Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
Tie lV;h DAY OF SEPTEMBER, I>76.
!, , o'clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate. e.yiz.
Al mat pece or parcel OF land situate living
ana oeing IN Chrisuana hundred, New Cgstle
county and state OF Delaware aforeSsid
Beginning at the south westerly sid OF Logan
street at twenty-nIne feet broad M the dis.
tance OF elghty-four feet from the south-
cisterly SIDE OF the turnpike road. thence
southWesierlv. parallel with said turnIikS
roaa six'y;eleht feet TO stake. thence south.
easterly with Logan street sixteen feet 70 \
stake: Thence enortheasterly parallel with said
turnpike road sixty elgh fee to the said sid,
Of Logan st.tet. thence Herewith northwest
erly sixteen feet TO the place Of beginnint
containing len hundred and eighty.eigh
ieet OF land more or less,
Seized and taken in execution os,ba nrn
nerty Of John IL, Heritage and Sarah Ann hi
vile and Z {. and TO he sold BY
WILLIAM II. JAMESON. Sber;fr
SheriH's ONCE, New Castle,
Aug. g. 1876.
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RAILROADS.
pHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON A RAJ.
l. TlMOIiE RAILROAD. "Al,
AUGUST Il. 1876.

Trains will leave Wilmington as ,o,,or,..
Philadelphia and intermediate sto,iOr.'aN
90, 10, $50, $50, 9.52, 1887. 10 45a
5 ttz20, 9.54, IL IA pm. A'' $40
Philadelphia and New York. 49,,
l2.14, 1897, $40 p. m. u
baltimore and intermediate stations IN
$50 a. m. $40, p. m. '"'-
Baltimore and Washington, l2.52, LH.s.
&. m. 12.59, LIS, 2s, 6.20,6 Al, LlO,p. M N'
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, l2.55, GO, 9.3j, Ii Asa. n'.lg
50 p. IN. -'' -'1
Wyoming and intermediate Station. 1,;,
= 50, a. IN. $50 p. IN. ''''l
Delmar and intermediate station 1,uQm
a. M, go. p. m. '''
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate s,a.,ors sn
a. M, 800, $50. p. m. 81.
Philadelphia and New York, Iii. Am
Baltimore and Washington, lis i3
q. m. "
For further information passengers ara.
ferred to the tir' Q tables posted at tbl lem;
$3.50 p. NJ, train on Monday, Wedne,layS
Saturday, will make close connection al lje.
mar with tram for Ocean City.
On and after Tuesday, August Isl I.s
passenger trains leaving Wyoming Mst0a'
m. and Wilmington at 7iJp. m willie
withdrawn.
Trans leaving Delmar at 80 a. m and
Wilmington sop. IN. will stop at all stations.
An additional Accommodation tain Willie
run between New Castle and Wilmington,
leaving New Castle at 50 q. N. and arrglng
AZ Wilmington 81 a. ID.
IL Y kESNEY. SUYernentet.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-08
The State Concention,

The proceedings of the State Demo-
cratic Convention will be found in an
other column. Entire unity and har-
mony prevailed throughout.
The re-romipation Of JARMs WILLIAMS
was anticipated, and no other name for
Congress was suggested. This is in ac-
cordance with the usage Of the Demo- |
cratic party in Delaware and in most Of
the States oi the Union. And the rule
meets the sanction Of the people. The
cogrse {: Mr. Williams mas been
approved uy his STATE; and his election
by largely increased ma iority is morally
certain.
Tie Electoral ticket j. well selected
Each Electsr was chosen ty the dele
gates N separate caucus meeting. This
is the Centennial year and New Castle
County puts forward a name familiar to
the State and so connected with the
Constitution and the history Of the
country, as TO be known al. over the
Union. In assigning the high position 10
JOHN II. RODNEY, Esq, the Democratic
Party does credit to itself, and paws n
proper tribute to the patriotism of one
OF Delaware's most honored names. Mr..
Rodney Is grandson Of Cesar Rodney.
signer Of the Declaration OF Independ-
enee. lie studied law in the ofice OF his
father, Hon. George b. Rodney, at New
Castle, and has now been practicing al tbe
bar o. the county ten or fifteen vears
lie IS an able speaker, and his selection
TO head the Electoral ticket is a good one
and will be we'll received by our whole
people. Dr.. JoHS w. SHARP, Of Ken,
County, is gentleman Of high standine
IN his profession III the State and hirhl,
respected in his county. Kent has don,
well n honoring this noble profession h,
placing one Of her best citizens on III,
illden and Hendricks Electoral ticket
III GEORGE W. WILLEN, OF SUISSE
ooun'y, Is a merchant at Georgetown
ana has long been connected with =,
lhercantlle pursuits, and holds nosi+io.
tne front rank of this importan+ c,o g,
he IS a gentleman Of education and re
hnement, and will add strength +o N
tlcKet, which Is good, strong ono an,
will carry to the side Of Tilden and Hor
bricks the largest majority given in naI
aware for many years.
Inc resolutions express the sentimep.
of the Democratic people and will /
read with approval. The convention W;
well attended, and although it did i
work in avery limited time, everythir
WAS done that was required. and
good days work performed.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-08
Sfrssg Language irons au Oppo-
NeItt.

From the Phllsdelphia Times.
-" The BaltimoreIGa=e has lost its dis
cretion over Attorney General Taft's in
struction to United States Marshals in
the South. Atrocious as are both Seere-
tary Cameron's bayonet. election order
and JudgeTaft's violent misinterepation
Of the law, the South has nothing TO do
but submit. The organization of minute
men is just what Cameron and Taft and
the thievinG carpet-oaggers want, fer
with organized resistance to the studied
wrongs against the peace OF the South
and the pi -ity of the ballot they could
readily precipitate violence, and violence
is godsend to CaReron now, If 1t can
only be charged upon the whites. The
Gazette has sat y mistaken the only
means the South has whereby to escape
the revolutionry despotism of plundering
political leaders. The Southern people
must have peace, and are powerless to
enforce it. They must have law, and are
unable to command il. They must,
therefore, subn t until tie people of the
nation shall weary Of the region of hate
and of its protection 10 debauchedi Jlers,
when peace will come by peaceable revo-
luton, and sectional harmony will be
welcomed as the rich fruits Of honest
government.
We wish we CO. i be eve what is
quoted above. But we cannot. We fear
taat in too long submission 10 tyranny
the spirit Of the white people may be
broken, and that they may fall prey to
bad rulers, as the Greeks did TO the
Turks. We never wish to see our white
brethren Of the South as submissive to
the black heather as the Christian IS 20
the Mohammedan Turk.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-08
Troops for New YORK..

Let Secretary Cameron take notice
THAT troops are needed at Kingston,
New York. i Hayes and Wheeler
Club in that village attempted to raise
a campaign flag, but were driven
away by bellicose Democrats armed
with cow-bells and other formidable
weapons. A fight ensued and several
persons were wounded. If Senator
Conklin knew his business as well as
Senator Patterson, troops enough to
secure the electoral vote of New \ ork
would be distributed throughout that
State within the next fortnight. AS
Patterson says, troops must be forth
coming or "the rebels will carry the
election in spite of u.s." by all means
let Cameron and Taft try their hands
on New York. A little more grape,
Captain Cameron!-Times.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-08
Maine -Hust do BPtfel. -,

sA'n-I the increase Of the Democratic
vote throughout the Union equal the in.
crease ot the Democratic vote in YER
u on' on tuesday, the Grant Hayes party
Will sinA into minority in 10th indiana
and OHIO IN October, and Massachusetts
herself be endangered AZ the Novenbr .
tood OF indignant rebuhe. Maine ms.
do better CT al heart for the campaipn
be lost, even before O2.obe~ by Ike negro.
bayonet party.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-08
S6S PER QUARTER FOR YOUNG
SpOO MEN AND BOYS

BOARDING. SCHOOLING. BOOKS, &c.
No extra charges whateYer. Special atten
;Ioh and extra private instruction for back
ward pupils and young boys. 10 instructors
English. Classical and Mathematical Causes
French and German spoken in language class
eS. Natural Sciences by Prof c. 5. Gaunit
NJ. b. Book Keeping and Penmanship by
Prof. w. j. Hammond author of Potter 4
llammond's Books, Two Lectures week by
philadelphia Professors with the finest and
fullest apparatus for experiment and illus
tration. Fine building with 81 rooms, heated
in al! stories and lighted with gas: hot and
cold water baths and closets in each story
Gymnasium, &C. Ample grounds. Healthy
location.
Circular contains picture Of building and
full particulars with loo references and letters
from Bayard Taylor, Col. Richard j +. Hinton,
Gov. John l.. Routt, udge George NJ. Van
Peabody: Rev. John Long, Samuel NJ artin,
Ames J Peaseley. DR.. L Lippincott and 9th
ers. School Il miles by rail from 3lst and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. il daily
tr lns. School coach meets them Regularly
W thout charge. School only five minutes
from Media station.
address sWITHIN c, sUoRTLIDGE,
Harvard University. A. NJ Media, Pa.
augl6-tf
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sHEEtIFE'S SALE.

Llenl to me directed, will be exnoseS r.
Public sale, AZ the hotel of WIN, e. Ford ~,
hirSwo4k,, Pencader hunired New CastIe
county, Delaware. on o"s'ie
THURSDAY,
The 18th DAY oFsEPTEMBER, $50,
Att O'Clock. p.m,
The following described Real Estate. VIZ.
, TWO story and half brick dweili,c
hulse, aboltioriy feet front By thir,vHt,.ee
ieet deep, with kitchen attached. not incln1 eTo
aed IN these dimensions, and is the farm ar
mansions house, situated on a tract nf iand ~ ~
y: ~ Georges hundred, New Castle County ~
Deiawdre. near the village of Mel Donon~hI o1
eus 1ne 5Uad "a 5fsiing Tem The village Of McDon
tanning between four and i've hundreJ acree
sbia b lar b}agm or trac; Of land being bounded by
ond t,tbdwyer htbeyy creek, lands Of James Janvier
.a3 ~ u liner 4.hers and the said road from McDonough
10 UaesSa g, 9elng the same farm or ract OF land
~Soni ni,"I %1lcn sald Ihos; j: Foard now resides
r.., 2e!leu -ad ana taken in execution as the pro-
peFty ciIhonas J, Foard. and t. be soId By
sro.;e,s nc. "M, II. LAMBS0N, Sheriff,
A1gass -. 4S1G s aur29-ts
The daily gazette., 1876-09-08

Mr. CoorEE DEcLIyEs.-It will hc seen
from a letter from Hon. i. 7. Biggs,
chairman Of the late County Convention,
published in another column, that Rich
ard Il. Cooper, ESD, Of New Castle Hun
dred, declines t.e nomination 70 the
legislature.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-08
THE MISS H0USToNs'
Select Day aid Boarding School
COMMENCES AT 900 DELAWARE AyESrr,
SEPTEMBER, ls7G.

These young ladies are thorough educato-.
of the most refined kind, in mind, names
and spirit. We are sure the greatest inst;ae
will be done to all pupils intrusted to the Their
out the young mind, and to pour nstr ~ oraw
ont, OF one mind into another with fsciIitI
aid IN way that is useful and deligbtf,, ~
happy art and this is the method and en-, cbarsc rs
sef ea sa;d Cpese t young ladies. Their prospects
Is limited and filling up. Those who utaIg, WISH
me me aavantage OF their Instruction should an
Ply soon, The location is healthy and cor conye- we
% pnpiI fra fSpecty ~ On the street car route The
pleasant weather could step in and IL Get ort
s9s uoo!, and in other weather the walk is in.
"nu beathy' augl6-tf
The daily gazette., 1876-09-08
DELAWARE COLLEGE.

The next collegiate year viii commence on
Wednesday evening. september the 18th.
There are Three Courses Of Study:
]. The Classical;
II. The Scientific and Agricultural
III. The Literary.
selection Of Studies. however, may be
made. but a regular course is strongly recon
mende'.
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES:
Board for the collegiate year ofthirty-
eight weeks at IS per week ... .......... STA 90
Room rent and incidental expenses. 200
sl94 90
Students arc required to provide their own
own books. and fuel for their private rooms
will be furnished at cost.
students who receive scholarship appoint
ments are relieved from the charge for tut
tlon, and the above estimate 10 thereby re
duced from Sl9i to Sl3I.
Scholarships NAV be obtained by applying
to members Of the Delaware Legislature.
Both sexes are admitted TO the college
class rooms
The time table of the p, w. L. Il. Rand
its connections is now such that students re
siding within convenient distance may at
tend the daily sessions Of the College and
return homo at night. Weekiy car fare from
Wiinington 10 N,irGrf 81 0G.
Catalogues and further information may be
had 10y addressing the President.
WIN. II. PURNELL, LII. ID.
Newark, Del.Aug. ~. ls1G:-tosepl5
The daily gazette., 1876-09-08

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The daily gazette., 1876-09-08

SsHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a writ OF
- Lavari Iacias to me directed, will be eX-
posed 10 Public sale al the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, sil ,SlIIfLEY ST.
Kept hy Sec. W. 0rtlip. in the City of Will
mlngtci, New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
the 18th DAY OF SkPTEMBER, is7d,
At2 o'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or liece 0. land with a
Brick Messuage thereon erected, situated in
The city of WiiEington AFORESAID, and bouId-
ed and described as follows 20 wit: beginning
~ a corner Of lot formerly OF Hyland L.,
Pennington now or late OF the Mechanics
Bank, on the easterly side of Market street at
the distance Of twenty feet from the southern
side oil Fourth street: thence by a line of tina;
lot south fifty eight degrees east passing
through the middle Of the brick partition
wall eighty.ioIr feet to stake: thence
south thirty-two segrees west sixteen feet
one inch TO corner CT land form erly of VIII
liam Bassett. now or lat ely of James Guth-
rie; thence by a line of land norih titty-eight /
degrees west eignty-four feet to the aiores a id
side OF Market street; and thence thereby
moth thirty-two degrees east sixteen feet one
inch to the place Of beginning, containing
within said bounds thirteen hundred aud ff-
ty one feet of land, be the same more or les 5.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of Bernard Row and SOPHIA his vile,
and I. l., and TO be sold by
WIN; Il. LAMBSoN. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. New Castle. I
August 1S. 1876. auray-ts