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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27

by "
Auctioueer and aeaI Estate Agent,
ONCE corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING ON
Y THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH STREET
NORTH OF LEIGH STREET For SALE.-I am
authorized to sell that very desirable BRICK
TENEMENT located as above, recently In the oc.
cupancy OF Sir. William A. Armistead. The LOT
has front Of 81 Dy so feet In depth. The DWELL
ing contains ten reems, finished ia excellent style
In good order, with ali modern improvements;
marble mantels, iron yerandsh. The kitchen has
four large rooms.
TERMS: Very liberal and accommodating Pos
session at once. Apply TO 80
W.GoDDIN, Real Estate Agent,
NH 1S-2w* Bank and Eleventh streets.
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wAx-woaK. FANCY. WORK. dc.

r WISH TO LET MY FRIENDS AND
i the public know that { have located my
SCHOOL at No. 1888 MAIN STREET, where will
teach all branches of WAX-WORk, FANCY
WORK. and the FMBALMING OF FLOWERS:
Will fiji all orders for emba lining with prom ptness.
NH 25.2t* MRS. LAURA 6. PRlTCHEIT.
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BY I'D. Whitehead
Grocery Auctionerr and Commission Merchant,
1919 Main street.

r WILL OFFER AT AUCTION TEns
i monday MORNING, 9th instant, commenc !.
iHg mt halEpast 10 O'Clock, q large and desirable
GROCERIES, &C.
to which will be added the stock q retail grocer
dectining business. ). u. " hfEEaE
n 3. No copsIg1s1ents received after 10 O'Clock
on morning. OF sale. D. y. W.
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4 IA r.ls,s s,l.ALs.s--x nIslrs ys.--
By w. 6oodln.
s REM Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
,za.,5 ,n,..r.er5 eleventh and Eank STREETS.

NOR SALE AT Az GTION THAT;
lie BRAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY ATTRSGTlIHsE
Lot On THE sou5H sI1sr ,clg eEaEEE;rrBss-
rsnesr Of the owners shall offer for sale st
All TON OF, tbs premises. on FRIDAY the Ist
OF March. 1876, mt Ak o,c ock r n., that tru l.
TaInaf,le LOT located as above, between the resi-
dence OF Hon. James Lyons ano that oil Mr. h1snasl
Bosenbaum 1T has front OF 45 feet and de ,,i
Ont 10 ixtf street he large brick STA BILE en-
This lot win be sold with Il not. as may be deter
mined at the hour Of sale. NIis lot is peautHuiy
oraGed with handsome shade trees. has the use OF
fsrge cyert an f. Justly regarded ns equal TO the
hest location for frs..class residence now on tine
market. ~ IS. "a.
months for negotiable notes. interest ADDED secured
" nh o s - Auctioneer.
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EOTICE-The personS interested In The shove
men Toned suit are hereby notified that have IKE
on my Office, no, 11o3 Main street. 3Ricbmond,
Va. Us The places and the GATH OF APRIL, 1875,
1t 10 A. NJ: as the time, for executing the require
ments OF said decree. {.
q ,T711gaiz5 s 81 WILLIAM j. LEAKE,
( Us Commissioner.
JoHN HuETRR. D. O.. s. -.
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John II. CLAIBORNE, No. 1908 MAJ,
o. street. Richmond, yas agent MUTUAL, LIps
assets over s75, 100000 Cash dividends s rns.a
ing all others sc drse and every anniversary OF ys
ctes. Premiums payable annually, semi. ainuSiis'
and quarterly. The DIGEST, largest, and che,na
company In the United States. IA = ave.
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BY Grubbs i Williams,
Rel Estate Agents and Auctioueers.
eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THREE SMALL STORES, 60, WITH e!
sIyTE BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE
STREETS. At AUCTION.-on MONDAY. 29th
March, at AZ O'Clock z. a.. we Will sell. npon the
above, embracing Nos. 200, p 1, and 213, south
sixth street each with rooms above. and very suit
able In location and arrangement Tor smah STORES
and shops.
Hae ground lease is a favorable one, particulars
-5f which will be given by application to ns and at
TsR1s: AIsale. aRUBRs & WILLIAMS,
mir 90 kuctioneers.
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COURT ORDERS.
JAMES NJ. TRICE rs. SAUNDERS
- AND AIS

- AND Ais
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
AOSD.
Extract from decree OF February "a, 1861
By said decree one OF the commissioners Is re-
quirsd by The court 10 TAX. the following accounts
and make following inquries-to wit:
/. An account showing what estate Thomas B.,
Saunders Is possessed Of and entitled to under the
will Of David j. Saunders deceased, or Otherwise,
showing It's nature and description.
Q. An account of all liens on the real estate OF
Thomas B. saunders, BY judgment, deed or trust,
or otherwise, showing the amounts, ptorities, and
character, and to whom coming.
s. An account Of the fee-simple and annual value
OF the real estate of Thomas B. Saunders. and
showing whether TIE rents issues and profits ihere-
of will satisfy the platptt's debts In five years.
4. An inquiry showing now fund may be raised
sufficient 70 satisfy the plaintiffs and any other
Saunders with as little prejudice possible to the
right Of those who are entitled in remainder to said
estate; which said accounts and inquiries the said
commissioner will lake and report to4the court,
with any matter specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself required by any OF the parties 70 be
SO stated.
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GLAnaAGEaTS.
1 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

eleia58 EAVdAHU 49, y -. .icfe q
! f,fdeS. Ne. HOS Maia street, over wy
Thomas e. Price n 70.
LATE or RAE RICHMOND plsrA's
deyoees his rheie time 20 INC siaD
or. CLAIMS oF ~ s go "
Wilixiys prompt attention q -, sas s,d o,ass.ss,s
Ssis my srssHss 10 him, with Ard sers =. y q
rsssrs b SSlonsa James Menen.lS.; isls
the GomIEe1ucahhs Hessss srysn u ygpsss. .
~ y ~ "a essSaeona Her If - indises
sasor az Rsc6nesd sLasa 81 81 s,sTS ag.k
m Fahiao &, s ~ "a t;ess q he sss
n1al6A SsAAHs aaeA Rsil ~ =, =
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A Jefferson County man boasts that he
axes his tea in tea kettle 102 years old.
TIE New York Commercial ;Adocrtlssr
thinks this steep story.
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81 never complained Of my condition Blu
once" said an old man, "when my feet Wer'
bare and. hG no money to buy shoes oul
met man without feet, and became con
tented"
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n E A T REDUCTION IN 49,
~ price Of BOOTS and SHOES, In or.esss8
der to make room for spriHg goods Ladies' ta
tons, 50 so; Gentlemen's fne double-soe CALI
CONG RESS CATERS, nd-sewed, very by
Misses SCHOOL-SHOES, $3.50; and all orls
goods In proportion, at
". P. W. TAYLORS,
NH Fourth and Broad street,
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GA skiff was turned over in the river yes
terday and Mr.. James Tyler was thrown into
the water."-LaaisviHe Ledger.
A clelr case of tip.s.canoe and Tyler TOO.
Index. ApSeaI.
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Whenever we hear of auti-Bourbon Demo
crate, we are reminded Of the Monongahel'
ones. The party is divided between the two
kinds.
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ras suRrAcR ap rHs AooN

"a all hill and hollow. There are but few
level spots, nor isthere any water visible.
The atmosphere is almost as refined and light
"a hydrogen gas. There Is no fire visible,
nor are there any volcanoes. Most Of the
time Of the Inhabitants seems to be spent in
playing games Of. locomotion, spreading
themselves into squares, circles. rrisngles,
or other mathematical figures. They move
ever seen separated FROM the main bodies.
The children also flock ia herds, and seem to
s be ali OF one family. Individuaiism Is uns
Known. They seem to spawn like herring
1 or shao, or 20 be psopagated like bees, from
the queen, In myriads. Motion Is their nor.
mai condition. The moment after mathe.
sMxttcah figure is formed It Is dissolved,
and fresh combinations take place, like the
.atoRas ID o Kaleidoscope. No other species
of animal bird. or being exists upon The
slinmlneted face OF the moon.
,TaE gHsUsBsey AsD sxGErArIon oP raR NEON
are ssi Hssiaillc. e Vegetable life nowhere ex.
lat but the forms Of come Of the shrubs
md trees ere ekeesdiegl beautfQi. The
highest trees do not exceed twenty. 1--we feet.
and they appear to have I'll acquired their;
ynh growth. The ground Is gtrewn with
noWers, hut they are sl! iornaed OF ,aatass-
gold sifvsr, copper, and tin psedonia sting.
Esit there II new kind Of fnessl seen every
where on tree, shrub, and flower, nowhere
kn0T on the earth. II I'D of n bright, yer.
million color, and SEMI rsnspsrert. The
nolnsains are all of b,re and busnk granite, /
snd sppAsr 90 hare hesn matted with 6ye.i
:I1e ecmEaltteH eaise4 The eafi0n 6f this |
h0y 10 TIE bright rs sek az rl49f, Il fsseiy ob.
6HkYed Aeaf HE hrsFf Lar, rim So f9ss 2Snsp
aa g isspirsa N yghat d coinposnds Has
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pUY HENRY C. BOsCHEN'SRICHy
~ MOND GlTY-MADE SHOES; prices "a
low as northern gooos, and guaranteed 10 BE- ~
better. Sold by HERMAN B0SCHEN 4 BRO.
C. gOSCHEN, 215 Broad, and at brauch.s,0s.
22l Main street, between Second aud Third
Special attention Is called TO CHlLDREN'S SHOES
with STOCKWELL PATENT TIPs-b.s, thuy
oft. ~ fe l9.3n
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There are fen widowers In the iUated
States Senate. When they pass the Treasury
building they hear musical murmurs DIS
noble looking" "Such boyish Walk
Cincinnati Commercial.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TxCELLENT FARM OF FOUR HUN
T. DRIED AND THIRTY.UNE ACRES, ON
THE FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD NEAR
TO TAYLOR'S CROSSING. FOR SALF:-At the
giving it attention) offer for sale his FARM OF
FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY.ONE ACR rs,
located a. above, ten miles north of Richmond for
merly owned by Messrs. GlaZenrook Thomas.
About two thirds open land OF fur quality, and
one third In wood and timber. The buildings con-
sist OF dwelling with six or seven rooms, front
barn, stable, &C. There Is good young orchard Oh
the place. The neghborhood Is good. wi III churches
county road OF railroad very convenient. The farm
will tie sold as q whole or divided into small par
GELS. City real estate will be taken In exchange or
the terms made very accommodating: Mr.. wal
drop, now residing on the farm. will show 1t to
those who may call on him. Apply 70
NH 7-2t Real Estate Auctloneer.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD-REDUCTION IN
dry Pine Wood at - per cord. Oak at IS, delivered
frec. Splint Coal at from $3.50 10 IS 25 Der toa
Of 2, 900 pounds. Anthracite Su,, Stove, Crate q
Foundry Coal; Cumberland, Qulnuimont. or Clora
Hill Coal at lowest prices at Nineteenth and C,J
streets. Be sure TO ask for PAGE.
mil 25 CHPAGg.
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BO0Tb, SHOES, Dc.

MORE NEW GOoDs.-I have jrs,-a.
IVA opened several styles OF NEW soops HHI
suitable for early spring sales. amourst9 III
them are Ladies' Goat Buttou-Boots, La.
dies and Misses Foxed-Button Boots and RAIL-,
rails, Ladies' Goat and Serge BaImoras All y,
which will be sold at greatly less than former nrcs
Also, another supply Of those Serge ard IoIsi
Button Boots for ladies' at SO aud 90 rs.
JOHN G. PAGE, JR., Ayeu.
909 Main street, between Ninth and Teu,b
s,,,11 ~NSs"
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The lady lives in Lowell who went to .
letter box arouud the corner, but. DIDN'T post
her lete ,because;" she said" the box Was
locked:O
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GRAY SPLINT Tor Semi. Canueb COAL,
VI S4.75 per ton, 600 pounds, or s2.75 per
load, !, 600 pounds. seasoned PINE WOOD, t4.5e
per cord; OAK, $5 per cord, delivered. ASTHRA.
UTE COAL ut 80 so aud ~ per ton OF 1000
pounds. ENGINE COAT Of all kinds cheap b
sure and make no mistake, but come 10 the Hgh,
lace-Nineteenth aud Cary streets.
= NH 90 eod6t c. PAGE
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Certainly, the heirs Of His late Majesty bad
good reason for moving TO set aside the probate,
snd Il the proof vas not 50 strong, that the viii
in question was really executed By person hav-
ing knowledge Of what he was doing andiutenS-
ing that the property should 80 he devised, the
conduct Of the pTOp9neni Of the viii would IN
doabteily break 1t down.
We are, however. convinced that the fraud wss
IN the proceedings before Judge Fernandez at
Maui. that Ii alias Kaa0a frsn3alenlly suppressed
the second will, aud that it is the last viii and
testament Of Pahi and 50 We do adjndge; but We
likewise adj1dgs that Il or ksnoa shall pay all
the costs which have been incurred from the at
tempt to prove the will dated the 9th Of March
1863. which was admitted Dec. 9Th 1872, to the
present time.
A s HartweIl for petitioner, E, Preston for
respondent
Gas. c. HGRRIs,
A. FRANcls JuDD.
Jastiees Supreme Court.
Honolulu, August 10, 1876.
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HUNTS REMEDY.


HNHIS REMEDY WAS ORIGINALLY PRE-
n SCRIBED by eminent physician for case Of
DropSy in Mrs Hunt s1my. John Hunt. aged about -,
stout and pleih0ric habit seized with sudden
attack Of general dropy which In Few days threatened
his life The Ordinary remedies had al proved nefiica-
couS and under their the patient fast falling into
alarming state The drupsy general and extensive.
legs sTeed enormous size and the water Increasing
rapidly He entirely unable to lie DOWN in bed, and
forced remain night and day In sitting posture
things continued until by the advice Of the
physician aluded to- the present remedy tried. In
consequence Of its peculiar nature u Necessary to pre-
Pare if with great and in order 10 insure this H was
Entrusted 10 family Of Mr.. Hunt procure and
poand IL
NE remedy was administered. and almost from the
Of its reception decided Improvement became
manifest The kidneys were Immediately affected and
action the swelling Of the legs rapidly subsidized
tie lungs freed and resumed their healthy and
szreeabe action the flesh OF limbs resumed its elasticity
caking remaining, and he rapidly c0nvaescing
when unfortunately prompted By this rapid improvement
he gave up the remedy for short time
II unfortunate, for the curative process WAS
rested. the kidneys tagged In their action again becom
ing torpid the water increased with frghtful rapidly
he again found himself ia very alarming state.
The remedy again had and By its perse
vering the disease second time subdued- But
aggravated and and il took all
the virtues Of the Remedy. combined with care and time,
eradicate the effects Of the disease. But through per-
seyernE Of II permanent effected. and be
time. well man
This was the manner in which the Remedy brought
into notice. and since then for period Of twenty FIVE i
the medicine has been prepared after the
proved formula by Mrs. Hunt and used by our first physi
clans in their private practice for this and similar COM
plants
Ii has been well and favorahy known and extensively
snced that time by all elas both with and without
advice OF physicians and has been the Of saving
from lingering and frghtfu disease and untney death,
many Of our estiulzoie and wei-knOwn citizens
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ceased.
OPINION 81 HAEEIs, J.
This case presents 8 singular Statement Of
facts. Il appears that after the decezse OF s.
Puhi. one Jobn Il, together with one sylvia we're
appointed administrators OF his estate at Lahaina,
Maui, IS having died intesta;e, by the Circuit
Jsdge OF that district. on The 18th of January
1872.
10 the proceedings before the Circuit Judge
this John Ii. who Is the same person who pro-
pounds the vii nov under consideration. was q
witness. and sEore that be (Pohi) died without
making VII and be had never heard him say that
be had made . will On the 9th OF December
1872 will Of Pnhi's vas offered for probate at
Honoiulu before one Of the Justices Of the So
preme Court sitting as Judge Of Probate, which
win was dated the 9th Of March, 1859, in favor
Of His Majesty Kamebameha Y. This will vas
declared daily proven. Tie same Ii wss q witness
and testified that Puhi did not tell him who be
had len bis property 70.
On the 10Th Of October, 1873, the present will
vas offered FOR probate. This viii bears date
23d November 1871. Il differs from the first
vii BY devising piece Of land in Molokai 70 j.
n kEnoa- The King ksmehameha Y had died in
the meantime
Il appears that the application TO prove the
last mentioned viii was made under the name of
Kanoa whilst be testified before Judge Fornau-
der and ct The hearing for probate Of the frat will
n0der the usme Of Ii, 80 that % suspicious were
excited regarding bis identity. and the second
vii vas declared daily proven. Bat il having
been discovered that the man who propocnds the
second viii under the name OF Kanoa. was the
same who testified At Lnhainz under the name Of
Il. Motion Is made to set aside the probate Of
the second viii as having been frandulently pro-
cared
It is made to appear that be Is known under
both names
Il Is nov made 70 appear that the proponent
himself Er0te the second VII on the day Of Pa
his decease, and the testimony Of the witness to
the vii and Of other witnesses IS well, who tes-
titled 70 being present, seem to rs TO be very
conclusive on The fact Of the viii having been
made.
The solution Of this singular cond1ct seems 70
rs e BE- that the vii was actually made as tes-
tiled 70. and that Ii alias Kanoa undertook to
suppress Il. With view Of depriri1g the King Of
his beqlest and Of dividing The estate between
himself ard another relative Of the deceased,
that when the frss viii vas pr0poBD6ed. the con-
sciousnsss OF bis first sin. made him afraid 10
bring forward The second vii, and nov the death
Of King Kamehameha ". combined with the de-
sirs Of possessing The property and, as il Is said
fear Of beng displaced irom H. has induced hin
70 bring ioraard The second vii.
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powner,s kerosene oil,
FRoN RosTON. ALso.

FROM BOSTON. ALSO.
Garden and Plantation Hoes No and ? MattOets
C. 5. Spades, ShOvels, Scoops and Races,
Handled Axes, Observation-Disclosures aud Axe pat.erp
Rim Kn0b Loeks, Chest aud Paalocks. &c.
Clothes Pins. Raw Hides, Sash Cords, Sand Paper,
sash Cord. Syringes. Macilage. Horse Cards,
Sledges, ChamPers. Horse Nails aud Shoe lax,
7 Hinges to Il in. Timed Taeks-s to Il in.
". W, Paint, Shoe. Scrub snd varnish Brushes,
Self Heat Irons, Mssons Blleking,
Corn Starch, Whiting, Metallic Paint,
Snow White Zinc, Eastern BrOoms. Putty,
A large Assortment Of Chinneys, Common, Clipper,
Sun, Perkins HOues, &c.
Lanterns, Kerosene Weeks, sc.
few dozen of the best Patent Glass Preserving Jars,
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Writing Papers.

y re1u-
Lesai czp Pnpsr-Il and IS lbs- 70 the ran.
Bro11 a1d Narrow BIZ Pzperz
Fine Enied Letter Paper
Commercial and Preach E1led Eote Paper.
Ladies Rar1nizl Paper and EaTeiOpes. new styiezj
Ladiea White aud Pink Initial Paper and Envelopes
Ladles- F1aiu White xni.i.l p1per asd J-nVslores
A great variety q Al kinds a1d slzes o. EnTeope1-
IN H-M- WHITNEY.
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HUNTS REMEDY.

The only known Remedy for Brghts Disease, and has
cured every case Of Dropsy IN which it has been
Irritation Of the Neck ofthe Bladder Inflammation
kidneys liberation OF the kidneys and Bladder
Diabetes. in Structure and for Eufeebed and Delicate
Constitutions Of both attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms Los OF Power, L0ss OF Ne
Inor Difficulty Breathing, Weak Nerves. WaEefuness,
Painful and Dragging Sensation in the Back Loins,
Flushing the Body Eruptions the Face Pald Coun
tr-o-e.s rrrsfs,gfa ~ rfln ssv-sfar, etc
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Wanted.

LDT RESIDENT or HONOLULU, Ell
E1 PLOYME-ST in a wholesale or retail establishment
n this city Inquire A. Gazette Ofice. e54 Y
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STEPHEN SPENCER rs. c. s B4R70F
and F. T LENER4N. ASSEGNEES
on T DONNELL aBusETapL
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Wilmington Pitch,
DECEIVED PER CETLOS, AID FOR SALE
HI b. I55g B0ILEs & co.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUSF q

Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Is.
Iands-5usy Term. 1879.
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HUNTS REMEDY.

Has been before the public for more than twenty years.
and has been the Of saving from lingering and
ffghtfn disease and untey death hundreds Of
esfinnable and wei known citizens.
This Medicine was Never Known to Fail.
Price $3.50 per Bottle.
DILLINGHAM & co.
sss sn sole Agents for Hawaiian Island
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PUBLISHED AND EDITED BY
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY.
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We have also on hand.

Roger Fise Triple Plated Forks, Spoons and
Knives The largest Ass0r,nsuf q
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BRUSHES.
Shelf Hardware. GLASS Ware, Tin Ware


Breesh Loading shot Gu1E, s W. Rerolrers, Rites
AR Cans. W.ds, shot, PoEder, Caps. Shot PO1ehss,
Powder Flasks, &C., &c-
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To Let.

TNEHAT VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING A X D
II Premises No 80 Suuau1 Avenue. Containing par
iors- dining room, bedroom. dressing rvcu.-hna- and
ci0thez closets frs fOorbassent under AL three
second foor kitchen and pantry connected, Aso
with basement Observation-Disclosures and rasroO, carriage
house. sable, fSEl house. &C, IN order, Apply %
Aux Iu.-55s n J. H WOOD.
ALSO the cottage and prenisss adjoining, With d1
rookitehen. bathroom, ssrveuts' room store room,
siabie. and carriage house
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Submission to the Court OF an agreed state
ue1t az facts
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Pocket Cutlery.

Couprlsing over one hundred and Fly different
kinds, Table Gallery. Scissors and Rarors Also.
Toilet Articles. Bo;fes and Powder Boxes.
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Is
Iauds.-JuIy Term 1875.
OPISIoS 81 HAEEIs, J.

10 the matter Of tie estate Of s. Pohi de-
ceased.
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Gold Pen or Pocket KnffeI
A LARGE VARIETY, AND TO BE HAD Ar
"a ne Book and Se9s Depof0f
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justices Supreme Court.
Hoaol1lu August Sih. 1876
Cecil Brown for plaintiff E. I. 0'Halloran
for defendants.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-23

To &c Eiifor q he Rslraiias 6asetss -
SrR -Doub;less the question Of scoHOuisius faelis
ose greatly conserving rs as growers Of cans and
Manufacturers Of sugar. The rate a; which our fer
ssts a-o destroyed. both BY the and by cattle,
promises sOsa 70 leave rs depending trash
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-08-23
Fuel ON Plantations.

HOuOIulu, Angus, 10, 1876.