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HKR Royal Highness the Heir APqs7eni Re
I tu-aed fro1a K4aSi last week by the schooner
b. Na7i0a. arriving IN HoaolElu O. Friday &sfsz-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPRks1E COURT OF rHE HAwkniT
- ISLANDS Ocuober Term, A. d 1871. 0-s- :
KAMAkA Ky. LIoellant for divorce Va KAAHAyri-
LIbeIee.
In the above entitled libel for divorce Il ns- -
that decree Of divorce from the eond Of narr---.
entered In favor u the sid kamAkA utsl1nf e -
OF the adultery OF the sid k4ah&nut hslle< y = -
absolute after the expiration Of sx nonihs frua - =
Of this decree. upon compliance with The terns n.u
unless so0sceot cause shall appear TO the cousr.rT
And the libeiisat ordered 70 puhsh a a;.-rss !,
OF this order In the Hawaiian Gazette. AID r<~<,1
Known as The knokoa and Se An Oxoa. for 81 $3.50
weeks. the first Publication TO Be viiain zs- =.
the date Of this order that all per-sns At4rr.s-t -
within nonrhs show Why sd arcrs iAu,ll =
be made absolute By the coart
JNo u BARNARD,
Clerk OF the Sapreasorus
Honolulu. I'd OeioSer, ISL.
hereby certify that the foregoing y TIVE a.f alr
copy OF the Original decree nisi made In The Aar. susel
cause which sad original decree Is De Ast.I,
Ofacs Of the supreme Cart Of the haEz4n Is4rA
As wiioess my hand this aslb Gar Of octoter A -
mo = BARNARD,
SIS 81 CLERK OF the >spssu- On.
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u I-La<DS--In Probate. In The Esae = 2 -
HALEAASU. Of HAn.<ua. HasAiL esc--'si' -
Before Mr.. Jlstics Hart
On reading znd 1AnE he ps:if.1a q Jo.s1a =. !
HAuAkuA. AlIegiug that G. ". d Haienl4rA -
Hawai-. died lntesiAte a. HanAkaA- a ~ = =
March, A. D 1871. and Paying that iefrer, q -
ih- izsge 10 D. =. rAnfcrd- o. Bam.kn4 has.
IL l. Ordered. That It E>DAY. TIE sEh ~ = = =
BER, A b. iss7. Al 10 o'ciock 4 u - - - =.
polnted for hearing nj petition befors - s@f
IN the Court Hoou u tbs c1erf. At NAilsa. =
which time Aad place All persoas enacer1r1 =. ~
and sngE e4rs-. n any they have. Why - pss-s =
not be grated. A1d that this order - - - = !.
Eugils4 l4n<8aE- fsr three Successive zs--,
zA-A1 Gazette newspaper 70 Honotsis- -
CHARLES FhEBEklck -.
CiEcgit Isfgs. q Ss-e- -
Dad KahaIa- HaAa.. OCT =. Isl
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c. -. - - z=-1--sz 49, Essz q, - osz-S
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WEDNESDAY. N0TEKBER :. lsT7

Hrs MAJESTY TIE King sailed "a Monday
Afie-zcOa BY the M.uo1 for hrief visit 70
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u deal District. HAM iiAn Islands In - 1z1z -
GIN A LATaR0P. late OF Waila<a NasL 1-cr---
IN re4.ing and fling the pstitln q A. sls-ntt
Maka~ao. asking that letters u .ininfslrnnsa -
10 Wni- o. smith the Estate Of Geo A. LaA-4l "A
deceased nfrstAfe. Of Ail1<n. Maui, n
II s Ordered. Ta.t " EDS ksDAT. tHe 1is< - =
VEMBER Is77, =; oczock A. N, AZ fks Cor. A1l<9
Wailnku. Dc .ppointed the tine and p-is - -
said petition and aay ohiecEious that Ray y 11s =
% and ali prrson, Interested IN tie sid ks4n =
Of KIN. crediiors- he, A-e hereby notias y .;s.s-
ABR FORSASuAk
Great Indse. ID Ja1zii Dsaris !.
IAhAinz Oct. Is 1s-T. -
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C@s<= h-e&rN An the Lse@i C1rc@iG CSarg Third
JR15c1A1 C1rcafE S~eor~ H@1 " - Lylasn nj
HEss. H.~1ai- 81 4PPeAl frsn Polses DIS
trscx Carts
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SrpREME COURT OF THE HAu.uo


- ISLANDS In Probate. lslalsd Of 0aka. Haz1z
Islands IS In the matter Of the Estate q lULC N
late Of Hoaolniu. deceased oder APpoi4n-x - III
Probate Of VII and directing pabcAtioa u ~ -
\ document purportins To b. The last I'll - issez.1
OF jules Yzes, Of Honoi1u deceAsed. hsyiz< ~ =
day OF october ls-z been Presented to sd Prtas ca
and petition 0r the probate ther-Of aad r ~ -.
Of letters teStAne1tary 70 Aexsnlre Andrs SsrlE -
ing been lied by Al A nairr Cornlot
IL i hereby Ordered. Thai TUESDAY. IL - n Il
NOVEMBER. ISL. a. ioo'elpc< A. u. Of - ~ :
Court Room OF sad Court kliiniAni Hale. aoullz
and the same Is. hereby appuinred the tine ~ grE
SAID VIII and hearing sid application whoa and risz
person Interested may apre4r and coatesf " - -
and the graotng OF letter. iestamentary-
II = further Ordered. That Dot,re therrof = kaf
pabltcAsion. for Three successive weeks, N ~
Gazette. cewspaper PrtAsed and psolxhui ! H4n@
Aforesaid.
And IL = fhrth.r Ordered. That citation. hs.rsa
Subscribing witnesses SD " ~ and ~ t1satD
ts-sssor anp~-r snd oo1ie=t the prun1ss q HftE4
he IlEne Appolnts4-
D4ssd Honolnin. octobsr 18th. 1877.
A. FRANCIS 1rll.
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rIRcUIr CoURr on The HAWAII

GIRCUIT COURT on The hAn
" Isl. sSDs.-Tnird J11icai n-str1r- y -
q -. Estate Of KEALoHA *, q Sort1 \ -
deceased - -
GA reading ard alns tee pesltoa q la 80 -,
r1lnittrsio- of The Esi@te az Ae@l1hs lkr - = I'm
h-iA H4Esl. deceased. przying for a. orler - -
rain rsaI prspertr bssosz4ng l. ~ ksissH :. -
foEsh certain i-Sli Te-1ozs ~Hy s2ca "a -
Dc scl4 s9
IL Is ord=rsd. ThAs a per.oas 5iessslss :. :
tate Appe2r before fnis Court % II ErDA -
DECEMBER a D. 1871. a. 70 o'ciock a = - ~ .
coGrf Hsose. North Eohal., Hnz-n, ises - y >
show eAnse Why order 1bo1ic IA p
sale of sch Ex.1ie- - -
AEd Is : farmer oraeres- IiAf esSJ & =. = !.
pzblizbed a. lszst lhres E3c1rs<Te us-<s - >
d4y n he41ng IN the Hax4ih.o ei4s<Eis -
CHARLES FRAscIs HasI,. -
CIrcair adgs. - Jsz.r- -
Dated Worth EohAla. Hasn't OF ,. - -
CUPREME CoURT-Is EqrTII.f =
- WRIGHT. Trustee Of The Ezt-ie 3 -, a ~
deceased Va " PiaehAza WOOD 29a ~-'
Bsfehlsoa- Petition for fyrsc1osSrs-
supreme Court HS1.ii1n isi-s1t u.-.a.s -
To - c Pzrke. Ia EArs1Al % -
or lis Dep11y-Creet-1E- rz..I-llt ;
Yoa are eo.urn.ads<. By orser O y = = =
Fraels J16d. J1s-ic< Of he s1sisss = NJ .
cn4aeellor, % sz1n3o7 ~ r 7sn-n- .s.1.n-s =
ami 2. ". Hutchaon. sf Honol1ia - =. 80,
spre1r y s0rs biz. ne Eforssz1 -sf'ss - =
he coErT Honss II The cty 81 - - 4 : -
O. Fn6zT. he IA day a SoEs1oef - i1.,lf : :
A. n y shoE es1ss shy ne ~ - - =
carfxriznE Trastee q ire ssr4is - 49, $50 $3.50
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t.e tsanr Or II, III q eornp1.f hsfess - 90
nd kzFe yos lbsu there -. We
year ,roresdil<s fksEro1- - rr11f
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urnn. and to which We Invite the attention of
our readers. OF course, as was to be ex-
pected from the lawyer who conducted the
case On the other side. Mr.. Hsrswell dissen,s
fucsn our view Of the matter. We see nothing
however in his letter to lead US to change the
opinions We previously held. or to materially
modify our manner Of expressing them. One
or two points in his ESoellency's letter seem
to invite Comment, but We have no more time
o. SPACE to devote 70 the matter at prcseni,
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type ~s seosivsi from his E1realsocT tie
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A. FRANCIS Jrr1
Juztics Of the s1prs1s "a,
Aue.,: A ROSA. Deputy ciera- -
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SECOND ADvENTIsM.-The tent meet
ing at Fourth and Lombard streets held
under the auspices of the Second Adven-
lists was very largely attended yesterday
both morning aud evening. Before the
morning services commenced Mr.
Kramer, announced that a subscription
would be taken for the purpose of dietary
ing the expenses incident to the holding
of the meetings. A large number Of those
present subscribed amounts ranging from
$40 to 81. Mr.. Kramer is meeting with
very encouraging success and purposes
To continuing preaching in the tent until
cool weather, when suitable building
will be leased.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-02

CAUCUs.-Saturday evening the re-
publican members of City Council held a
caucus for tbs purpose of nominating
candidates for various city offices, who
will be elected at meeting this evening
The result of the caucus will not, Of
course be positively known until tonight
but it is rumored that David III. Coyle
was defeated, and that e. Fl. Hoagland,
of the Fifth Ward, received the nomina-
tion for Street Commissioner. The City
Solicitorship it IS said, lies between
Joshua Maris and s. A. Macallster
Esqs., though if the latter accepts the
position it will be with the understand
ing that he is not to be bought off the
mayoralIty race course next year.
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Registers Order.
REGISTER s OFFICE.

new OdSt'e CO., u une III, 1911.
UPON theapplication of George Dougher-
ty, Executor of George Dougherty, Sr,
late of Brandywine Hundred in said
county, decd, it is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor afore-
said give notice of the granting of Letters
of Testamentary upon the Estate, of the
deceased with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six of the most public places ol
the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Ls-
tate, to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period in the
DAILY GAZETTE. newspaper published
in Wilmington, and to be continued therein
three weeks. (e. o. d.
~, Given under the hand and Seal OIL
}LS. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
t-~-~) New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. @. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Executor on
or before June l1th, 1873 or abide the
Act of Assembly In such case made and
provided. GEORGE DOUGHERTY,
Address, Wilmington, Del. Executor.
jy2-3weod
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WELCOMED BACK.-This morning a
number of workmen, engaged at the
Lobdell car wheel works, turned out in
an impromptu parade to welcome back
( Thomas Walker, fellow workman, who
has been absent in Europe for the past
four months, and who returned home on
Tuesday last and resumed work this
morning. Those in the parade carried
flags, shovels, picks, etc. The music for
the occasion was furnished by couple
of kettle drums, and several small fruit
cans. The procession attracted great
deal of attention, those who noticed it
wondering what it meant.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-02

NieHT SoAvENeERs EARLY this morn
ing, party of night scavengers engaged
in cleansing out cess pool, at a house on
Lombard street, above Fourth. The act
was not only contrary to the rules passed
by the present Board of Health, which
makes it penalty of $50 to the owner Of
any property who has cess pool cleansed
out in the above manner, but it is also
unlawful to cleanse them during July and
August, without obtaining permit from
the Secretary of the Board, which o.
course he could not grant under the
present rules. The residents in the vici
nifty are very indignant over the act.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-02

SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-C. T. West
colt, attorney for mortgages, sold on
Monday the real estate and some per-
sonal property of the late Thos. Parsons,
to N. &. Westcott for 1922 90. The
same gentleman sold at the Voshell
House on Tuesday the Steward farm of
P. L. Simmonds, in Quaker Neck, 346
acres to r. Hynson, Esq, for $50 per
acre. r. Hynson, trustee, sold on the
same day The house and lot on the corner
of Market Space and Club Lane in Ches-
tertown to I. w. Eliason for $500 25.-
CheStertO'oR (Md.) Ne,os.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-02

A N ORDINANCE TO CHANGE THE
n course of Shipley Run between the
North side of Eighth street and the easterly
side of Monroe street.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council of Will
mingtOn.
Section l. That the present cousre of that
part of Shipley Run between the north sidv
of Eighth street and the easterly side of
Monroe street Is hereby altered and changed
and the course and direction tn reOf between
said streets shall hereafter be AS follows, to
wit: Beginning at the building line on The
north side OF Eighth street III the centre OF
the culvert now erected over said run, and
running thence for the centre line Of said
run north nineteen degrees and fifteen min
utes east, making an angle with the centre
line of Eighth street of seventy-six degrees
and twent, 1.-Two minutes, s1Xty-three feet
q I'd four-tenths of "a foot TO point of curve
Of two hundred and seventy three feet and
St eventy-seven hundredths OF a Ioot radius;
thence with said cuI We DETECTING to the left
ninety feet (total detection TO the left
twenty degrees and forty mir utes TO point
of tangent in the extension OF the centre
lire OF the culvert now built over said run
across Monroe street; thence with said tan
gent north one oegree and twenty-seven
minutes west one hundred and thirty-eigat
| feet to point In the center line and at the
south end of the culvert now erected across
Monroe street over said run.
| Section 2. The width of sal ! run between
| Eighth and Monroe streets shall be eight
| feet Is fG1 and the side walls three feet high
| above the pavement of said run, and all
cul verts which shall be built over the said
part of said run shall conform to thecourse,
dlIection and dimensions OF The same here
by established.
| Passed at the City Hall, June %, 1877.
NJ Il LICHTENSTEIN, Pres't.
| VIM. II. FOULK, Clerk. je3O-2t
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New Castle Letter.


POLICE cAsEs-FuNEnALs OF. esoRGE AZ
LEN-FoURTH OF July CELEBRATION,
ETC o fr .af,. .....,1
From. Our Regular Correspondent.
. NEW CASTLE, June 30.
One case of drunkness and disorderly
conduct before the Mayor, yesterday morn
ing, with the usual hne and costs. -
A man under various "alias's" has been
begging about the city. ying his wife and
family were sick. Oa investigation he
was found to be fraud, snd on complaint
OF number Of his victims be was given a
hearing by the Mayor, and now there is
room for another to try his luck in this
vicinity.
The funeral of George Allen took place
yesterday, and was largeIv attended. Sem.
mole Tribe, No 7, o. r NJ, in full regalia
and the Good VIII Fire Company attended
in body.
For fear that there would not be accom-
adations enough offered for by excursions
on the fourth, the schooner "Biily Wilson
and Capt. Mumford will also go 10 Sllem,
NJ.
The Pioneer Corps of St. Peters Church
will form In uniform on Wednesday morn
ing, the fourth of July, in line on Clayt0r
| street, at d. m, right resting on Nintf
| street and accompanied by the Middletowr
hand, proceeds over the following route
Down Ninth to Young, thence along Souti
to Union, up Union 10 Harmony, to Orang'
and down Orange to Delaware, thence I,
the steamboat wharf. The full arrange.
ments and route of The Good Will FIR
Company we have not heard as yet. Tn
train leaving Wilmington at 9 20 a. m, vii
arrive here In time to take the boat eIthe
/ for Silver Grove or Salem, and the evening
train leaving at SAB will give ample tim
ior returning.
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u IIHII W ''ss''''' '''''' '''''
" WILMINGTON MARK ETS.
kPECIAL NOTICES..
fpsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia

bepsa is the most perplexing OF all
ailments. Its sy mptoms are al
nfinite In heir variety. and the for
bd despOldent victims of the disease
a lancy themselves the Prey, in TURN,
N known malady. This is due, in
the close sympathy which exists
In the stomach aud the brain, and in
lsO 10 the fact that any disturbance
digestive function necessarily dfsor-
pc liver, the bowels and the nervous
b, and effects, 10 some extent, the
" Of the blood.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron sure
f This Is not n new preparation, TO be
end found waiting, II has been pre-
4 daily for many years In the prac-
eminent physicians v ith unparalleled
IL is not expected nor intended TO
ll the diseases TO which the human
~ is subject, hut is warranted to cure
*psia in its most obstinate form. Kun
Bitter Wine Of Iron never falls to cure.
toms of Dyspepsia are loss of appe-
ind and rising of the food, dryness Of
Youth, heartburn, distension of the
|.ch and bowels, constipation, head
s nizZiness, sleeplessness and low spir-
~ the great remedy and be convinced
nerits. Get the genuine. Take only
ELS, which is put only in 81 bottles
2J9 North Ninth ST., Philadelphia.
u never fails. For sale by all drug
4nd dealers everywhere.
Cor h. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
|nd T. ke no other, six bottles for IS 90,
I Der bottle.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-02

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN
n Ordinance entitled " An Ordinance
Concerning the Appointment of Reg
is1rar of Deaths and Burials."
Be IL ordained by the City Council OF
Section l. That the ordinance entitled
can Ordinance concerning the appoint
ment of a Registrar of Deaths and BuTiais, +"
passed February Goth, le6L, be and the
same Is hereby amended as follow: Strike
out all of said ordinance after the words
"Section l." and in lieu thereof insert the
following
shall, by virtue of his Office as said Secre-
| iary be Registrar Of Deaths and Burials,
| whose duty 1t shall be to receive reports OF
all deaths and give permits for all burials
of persons within ttle city and shall enter
the same in a register to be kept for that
purpose, as prescribed by section 70 of the
| City Charter.
Section O. Any undertaken or other per-
son Who shall without having first Obtained
"a permit from the Registrar. being Within
/ the limits of the City of Wilmington, or re-
| move or cause 10 be removed for burial out
side of said city limits, the body OF any de-
ceased person who shall have died within
the said city limits shall, upon conviction
| thereof, for each and every offence forfeit
and pay a fine of ten dollars.
Section 3. The Registrar, before granting
a permit for the burial of any deceased per
son, shallhave filed with him, as prescri b.
ed in section 80 of the City Charter, the GER
tifcate of the physician who shall have
been in attendance upon the said deceased
and If no such phi ysician, then of the 0nder-
taker officiating at the burial, or df q coro-
ner's inquest shall have been held upon the
body, then the finding of the coroner's
jury
Section 4. The body ofno deceased person
| who shall have died outside of the limits OF
| the city of Wilmington shall be inferred
within the said city without "a permit from
the Registrar, and all snch cases shall be
| recorded in q separate register.
| section 8. All ordinances and parts of or
dinancos inconsistent with this ordinance
| are hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall June %, 1877.
N. L. LICHTENSTEIN, Pres'J.
| WIN IL EOIII.K ElarH ia3n-0f
The daily gazette., 1877-07-02

DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. .-Ex-Gov-
ernnor salisbury and ex-Sheriff darga-
dine, of Kent County, Delaware, while
on their way home from Oxford, last
Saturday afternoon, stopped in town and
spent the evening and night at the Brick
Hotel. They were favored with de-
lightful serenade by the Denton CorDet
Band, to which the Ex-Governor, in his
good style, happily responded. During
the evening quite number of our most
prominent citizens called upon them
They left early Sunday morning.-Den
ton, (Md.l Journal.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-02

To OCEAN CITY.-The second excursion
TO Ocean City, under the management of
the p. W. & B. r. r., will take place on
"Wednesday next Jsiy 4th. This will give
those who wish TO escape the noise, smoke
and heat OF the city on that day, splendid
opportunity to escape from it. The Iide is
a beautiful one, and tha bathing cannot bs
exceIled anywhere. The train will leave
this city at b o'clock a. No., arriving OF
Ocean City at 10 o'clock, returning leave
there at $50 p. M, arriving home at ] |
o'clo' x. Fare Tor the round trip, only So
A DEFAULTINa CoNTRAoroR.-P. j.
Duffy, the contractor for erecting the brick
stores for Mr. Robert A. Cochran, in Mid.
dl1town, abandoned the work last Saturday
morning and left for parts unknown, taking
With him, it Is said. money which he ought
to have paid over to j. L. Guyer & Son, d
New Castle, for bricks. Mr.. Cochran warn,
all persons from selling, or deliverin,
material to Duffy, on his account.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. StabRer, of Middleto WI
has now taken the job and will finish it. /
SHERIFF SALEs.--Peter L. Cooper, lat,
| Sheriff OF Kent county, sold on Tuesda,
last, the following property of Wm. NJ
Shakespeare A farm of 2S4 acres, il
Kenton Hundred, 10 Hon. Jas William
Tor $3.50. Mil property in Dover, T.
James l.. Heverin, Esq, of Dover, for Sl2
$50.
A FINE MAGAZINE The summer holi
day number OF frank Leslie's Popata
Monthly is one of the finest magasine
ever issued. 1t is beautifully illustrated
and contains superior selection of lit
erary matter. For sale at 20 cents pc
copy, 10y Hindle & Co 607 Market St.
GOSPEL TEMPERANoG ANNOUNCEMENT
1.-The Rev. DR.. Westwood of the Cha m
bers Presbyterian church, Philadelphia
a very eloquent man, and one of Mul
phys active co-workefs, will address tn
meeting at City Hall this evening.