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UNDERTAKERS
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

State Of Ohio. Jackson County, -.
- Court of Common Pleas.
first National ElnF .s. * GA We. William q Z.
Inman.
On ist order OF sale.
No;ice u herrt,S zINrn. tas,t 90 pursuance
tu onisr ~ti~ i--ursi ssuf 81 Ssiid touft. un 90
slni dsv of sept, \. o.. is57. aud to ni.. diucis
- - said ruuuty. viii offer fIi sale
fi'' door o. tiie Coust House ~ Jnck~on, Ia sai
couh.g on
Satud,y. October 9th. A. d. 1877.
At O'rlOrk Y. ~ nf said day, the following 4. J.
-rtIst real estate situate. iu ihs cOunt - oi JarL
-bu ard STATE uf Ohin, tO-wit:
foTty aCres on the ~ffuth tuh uf Lot uumbst
wruty -ulns CD Scioto -atli Reserve lands.
Al~s,. the wuOic ct lot uuuth-r thttty llul
Stid ~cioto Sstlt K--rrve lands, cUntainiul
righty (spl acr-~.
Appra \ Il a. fol OVE
I>L us>cttbfi tfsct appraised n $40.
2Itd ss-ci ibs Il truct apprai-esi at g go.
Trims OF sslc-Ca~h uu day ct sale.
To DtT-slld as the roprrfy Of william + In
man, 10 satisfy judgnent and dsrree in favUi
of fiis First NHiiuuni Btuk of Jnrk~on.
Given under my hsnh this 18th dry OF Sep
trinber, A. ID. lS !.
JOHN NJ. EWING. sh'nJ. c. o.
Charles g. james, atty for pin.
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Mn We will start you in y hu-ins-~ y1t
NO can make SO u wssk without capi
M0MENtsi; eH~y aud respectable Tor eiihs
WON L ~. VI. \. Young. 28i ibtwssrv. y \
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EARM FOR SALE.
have n farm OF l2i acres for sale. II Is To-
,tied near Ervin's Min. OLs-i PtIstufiicsl Ia
Jackson township. IL has plenty ot goUd
vaier, abbut 81 acres under cultivation. ami
a ~ conveni,ut buildings for all purpus-S.
Terms will be madr est~y, time being given
most pf the ..urchFSe money.
For further particulars inquire nf the under
.iensd, i'm jackson, or Rufus liuiISingeT, on thu
.fPWi-s-S.
Sep27ftf RUFUS PETERS.
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Probate Court Proceedings.

II C MILLER. Sec'y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

Vienna, July 2nd-A detachment Of cossacks has
reached Tiernova, which was occupied after a nine
hours battle.
London. July "A Berlin special asserts that
general understanding with regard to certain even
Qualities has been lately arrived at between the
Austrian and English Governments.
London. July 2.-General Grant visited the House
of Lords this evening and stood at the foot OF the
throne The Earl OF Carnaryon, Immediately upon
perceivng the general quilted the treasury bench
and had chat with him. General Grant subse-
quently proceeded to the House of Commons, and
remained few minutes In the gallery for distin-
guished visitors.
London, July 2.-Gladstone has written letter
In reply to the address from the Baptist churches In
Worcestershire, denying any analogy between the
circumstances of the present time and those of 1870
He states that If a vote OF money is now demanded
1t must find its justification otherwise than by the
precedent of 1870
London, July British revenue receipts for the
last three months increased over two and one-hali
million dollars compared with the corresponding
period of 1876.
Paris, July IA private cipher telegram from
well-informed source in London states that the
English fleet ordered To Besika Bay after
warm discussion in the Cabinet whether England
should at the same time send a land force of q,
600 men.
Liverpool, July 9-Citizens have contributed
Sl4, 200 for the ST. John (N.B.) sufferers.
Paris, July, 2-The elections will tske place in
September. The arrest of Senior Gorilla here on
Saturday had not been demanded by the Spanish
Government. 1t is stated that the proprietors of
the hotel where General Laguner ex-Deputy Mu-
bez and Senior Gorilla resided overheard them dis
GUESSING violent measures against the French Gov
eminent. The police, at the time of the arrest,
seized some arms and papers. The latter said
to prove the existence of plot against the French
and Spanish Government.
Paris, July, 2-The general order issued by
President MacMahon occasion of the review in
the Bots de Toulouse, caused a tremendous SEN
sation. The Clerical and Bonapartist papers are
delighted with it,
Rome, July, 2-The Pope WAS so Ill yesterday
and to-day that many bishops who were about 10
leave Rome postponed their departure
London, July 3.-The Post announces prominent
ly that the Mediterranean feet will shortly be rein
forced
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

London. JuHe 35.-The attempt Of the Russians
a rrsss near Rustehnk has been followed by severe
h.f,le on the Danube. in which Turkish ganbosts
hnve taken IN active part. The town Of Giurgevo,
-.rosite Russchuk. occupied by the Russians, has
bsez set on fire. by Turkish shells. Heavy firing is
still going On
raudon. June 26th.-EnglAnd's neutrality in the
.rIipr war Is nov considered absolutely assured
lonz A. Russia keeps Der pledges not to interfere
ith British Indian interests routes. Il Is also
assumed here that Russia will demand. as eOndi-
tiOr Of peace the cessiOn Of SerTiA and Bosnia to
crssiOu Of Bulgaria ROumAniA is TO be expected.
These two viii be made independent States, to hold
-, mouth af the Danube under International guar
$780,. a. Belgian holds the mouth Of the Rhine.
Germsny probably will not object TO these arrange
sruts bot the only thing apparently certain is, that
tbS ContineutAl Powers expect to settle the new
l.,unaafsSs, uithOHt regard to England, who lie in
Eurh 4 positSss that her diplomacy is practically
r,urre-ss 10 affect the question This creates some
s-,..nripess because t sesSs 10 leave England no
cbeiee bat absolute scquiesenee or remonstrAnce BY
means Of aggressive uAF-
LvuaSn. June 27th.-Iu the House of Commons
to-dsr Counn. a member from EeWeastle-on. Tire,
,re otice that be would, morrow, ask about the
5esrzrtiou OF the Rnstchuk Consulate, and whether
i Is braach Of international law.
London, June 27.-Wednesdays Standard pub
Hshes paraerzgh in Official form, stating that des-
ite nsEurtisns 70 the contrary the Government see
n necessity as yet for asking the House to grant
suuuIenentary vote. The assertion that il had de-
eited 70 adjourn, aad not prorOgae Parliament in
Aueuss 10 equally speculation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
COMMERCIAL.
HONOLULU. JULY.

HONOLULU. JULY %, 1871
MA u--an Gen arrived from I.Ahaina the 18th
and anca--d in the roAds She in ballast, and has
aal-l Tor Furet Sound for cargo of lumber.
soazaer Boirzuza arrived from Francisco on the
.lst vita e4Tro % merchandise consigned 70 Messrs
EIacefrl4 a Go.
ss.an-r Aurora arrived LalaiuA the 18Th with
cz-o ~ lar from Pagei sound which Is consigned TO
- ~ Eilissn. Esl.- % that place
We Ere glad To q lumber taken direct from
ts uHls % me 1rt Ibis article Is be consumed
Ts s=ricuarl cluters, such lio. Lllana, RohalA,
Elhus1I Kaua. EEu, Eooa HAnalei, and other places
uhe-s lumber In demand. should be supplied direct
f-u 80 uns Il does esteraliy interfere with the
i1-=asuz tasnes q the metropolis while 1t does assist
yll,c and private improvements in rural districts.
We note the departure Of tie steamer City Of New
YORK brlE Julia n avery, bktne Joseph II. Perkins,
ltrue lane A. F1islnherE, and barE Ocean Gem.
for Australia tomorrow from San
FrAnclsco. e. route for sydney.
Brir WIN Il Myer h nearly due fIom sAn Francisco,
and tsro lumber vessels frOm the sound-AtaRta and
John gnr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
POKr OF mONOLULU.
ARRIVED


Univ Is-scr Marion Christian from Koios and Wmmea
schf Luka, KAaia, fr IN Mako.
s1ir tue .izahi. Clarke frum kahulu, Mani
-g-An hk Ocean Gem. Hoffman, from I-ahsnas Maui
S-tr Kuinnlaru Maua FROM koliaa-
szhr keEauiuah, kimn from HAnAle-
l-schr ka Eol. Wfbur, from kahuluL
star KIlsues. Reynolds, from NndWard Ports
m Schr BONANZA. Miller ~ days fcum san Fran
SIR uTAlaa. PuSahiWs, from Hllo, Hawaii
Sclir Iuzuita- Dudat, from Mako.
es-sclir Annie. Kalua. Kau. from Hawaii.
sahr EAzlaile. Quincy, from ko,ua and WRneA
slu1f Lave Yankee Lima, FROM Ao'oka.
sclr Natg Ellen. kA-i. from Hiio.
.s-Eule Morris keAlohauur from &olJsai
SAILED.
yuly IsP n city Of New York Cobb from San Fran
solIr MAruokAvA. Pake fo- NawEih
lp-s-hr Nefiie Merrill, Crane for LahAina
Am bEtue Joe Perkins johnson, f0T Port Gamble
es-Schr Luka- kAela, for Malikn-
Sefr Marion. Chrlsfian. for Koloa and Wsimea-
sI-uaW brig Julia n Avery, Avery, for san Francisco
IAN hEfue A FalkinburE Hubbarts fur Portland
Etnr kilAueA. Eeyuolds for Niitdwaru Ports,
schr kekaaluahi. Kimo for HanAlei
Schr Warwick, Bull, for Maiokai
BARK Ocean Gen. for Victoria
af-Schr ka MOI, Wilbur, FOR kahului.
~ehr Rue1sAhi, Clarke. for Hans.
s-hr KaiHniauu Mana, Tor K0ilala-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
PASSENGERS.

r-au afndgArd r1rts-Per KilHuea, July eist-Hon W
II Is.lst.sa Mr. Howe Miss White Miss Marstou, G II
F.iu-r " Dart Tuckong. Ahfook All ko, All sine Tong
So n D N0usarraft, sharratt } RrOEn kamaiopil
- Nahaolelua Mrs. Meanui and children, J Taylor
49,. K.n,,siv Capt BickholR. Miss Dudo II McGreer
- C1uey 5 Foster KANaiuu and about 50 deck
F--. sau Francisco-per Schr BONANZA, Jaly 2l-Mrs
II fsare and u Mr. Kind and daughter Mrs Griere
Mfas Jennie rseve Miss Jane Hare, Miss Selma Pom
~ Capt c Gam Jas EnevTights Kerr u Barnard
VA Doc-
Fur Woodward Purts-fer kliaueA July Wv = iAoNeii
J BAKER Dart. Kih NHhaoeluA, II Dirkholm W Cutb-
fer Z Sheldau wife and child. Enos. Jules Dudoit,
KarsLiopi Akana LHn, Geo Baker. Brotherton, Moses
Kesu-dy. " Il ArmiiAEe aud about 50 deck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

PUBLIC MEETNe.-In response to call for
meeting TO take into consideration the new Law re.
lat;ng to taxation, the room of the Chamber of
Commerce was filled on Saturday last with repre-
sentaves from the leading business houses in town,
plantation agents, and Others interested In the mat
ter. After statement by Mr.. c. r. Bishop in re
gard TO the object CT the meeting, Mr.. G. Rhodes
was called to the eheir, and Mr.. H. Macfarane was
elected secretary. A general expression of senti-
ment on the law followed and a committee consist
ing of Messrs. Bishop, Walker, and Glade was
chosen attend TO the matter of testing its const
nationality Mr.. A. ]. Cartwright was appointed
TO collect funds for the payment of the expenses.
TAHITI 0RANGEs.-The San Francisco Bulletin
says regarding the Grange trades The twelfth
cargo of Tahiti orrngee from the current crop ar
rived yesterday Following is list of the arrivals
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

BERoER's BAND.-This city has been much favor
ed of late with music by the popular band-master,
who has within the past week given at least four
concerts, two of which were given by moonlight at
Emma Square 1t is surprising with what expedi-
tion Mr.. Berger has brought this company up to G
standard of excellence, which in the most musical
IL cultivated country in the world could not fail of
being q matter of pride When he returned TO Ho-
nolulu only two mouths ago, and took charge
of the band, quite proportion of Its members
were new 10 the business, and were scarcely more
than acquainted with the rudments Of music. AT
the late moonlight concerts especially, the selec-
tious have been OF an unusually high order, COM
prising choice passages from such operas as Mar
tina, The Grand Duchess. II Trovatore, and other
classic works, and the rendition has besn In style
almost faultless. Mr.. Berger is performing most
valuable service TO this community 10 providing it
with such exceptionally fine music, and We are only
surprised that there any who do not avail them
selves of the privilege of attending these free con-
eerts where the bright moonlight, the soft cool air,
the delightful surroundings, and the exquisite
music, form combination most agreeable to the
senses and which must be experienced to be appre-
ciaied.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

LATEST PROM VENUS MLos.-It is now feared
that Minister Meredith Read was little hasty in
saying that the hand holding the mirror, which
Was recently found in the Island Of Melos, is that
Of The lamous dismembered Venus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

The YoLcAso.-Late advices from Kilauea state
that the Lake which few weeks ago Was empty
aud dead exhibiting only vast, black pit 500 feet
in depth, is now full of activity, and filled with
molten lava to within few feet of the brink.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
IMPORTS.

Prem san Rranciso-Per Schr Bonanza, July 2l-Agri-
curI Iurs % boois aud shoes bacon. s.. 600
NJ b-ss beer erackery, c. Goldfish, bis eorks'
50 @ col oil goods, cts eoru clothing c. fancy
asd 80 qr -four. u c. furniture, c. glassware cs
hafs hardware - iron sheets machinery 20 os
nrres ia kegs nall 10 cts paiRt 50 bs paddy,
O. purer Errs safe, 90 shingles, II pkgs
Sea s. toic1o cfs Wheat pkgs wagon material %
cords Wa5d.-Halue, Si0.e5i.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

IcE.-The ice factory in Nuuanu Valley, under
the management of Mr. John X. Wilder is now
turning out ice of as fine a quality be found
anywhere. The arrangements for manufacture
have been so perfected that there is now hardly
any possibility OF interruption in the supply.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

HEAVY SURF.-ou Monday there was heavy
surf laundering all day the reef along this coast,
aud at times breaking quite the entrance to
the harbor. Il was probably caused by storm
not far away.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

ENGLAND AND TaE EASTERN WAR.-The London
Post publishes the following paragraph in promi-
neut position and in an official form: "The session
of Parliament VIE not close without some suffi-
cient steps being taken to provide for contingent
cies which are only too distinctly visible. British
interests deeply involved in the questions which
are at stake in the East and for their due protec
ton the British parse must be opened"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

New York, June so.-President Hayes and party
arrived here this morning the steamer Providence
and were transferred to the depot of the Pennsylva
mia Railroad ut Jersey City, in time to connect with
the limited express for Washington. The President
expressed himself very much pleased with the trip.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

REAL Estate soLD-The Chung Hoou premises
on Emma street, which was sold at auction last
week, were purchased by Mr.. IL. Coruwell for the
sum Of s.. 500
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

Fun AHEAD.-The greatest of modern magicians,
Monsieur Cazeneuve, is expected the mail
steamer tomorrow, aud will remain in town q
month aud give few exhibitions in black art
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
MEMORANDA.

Es1-z afs-hr Bouan=S--c. ,. Miller, Mastsr-Let San
Frauaa Juiy ID Firsi Five moderate north aud
ur4hwest wind Next four days notest wind and cloudy,
ih LIGHT soWers q rain. Next seven days sht variable
,s. ith heavy ua-thvesf swell Last two days d.rth-
uind with very heavy swell Made East Mani
Daylight saturday morning bearing south twelve miles
with very heavs clouds hanging over the land
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

"PUcK"-One of the spiciest aud liveliest of
humorous publications is Puck, named after that
sprightly fairy who boasted " Pll put grdle round
about the earth ib forty minutes" II is finely illus.
irated with artistic cartoons. Published in New
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
YEssELS IN PORT.

MERcHANTNES-
An Ia NArF Belle Roberts, Hampstead, loading
Am ship Fleeff' I'd, Taylor, repairing
Am sehr M Ward, King
An "a y c Murray. Fuller, discharging.
Brit lik Eskhauk. Barr. dis-EarEiug-
An Sciir BONANZA Miller. dischErginE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

. ~ On the fourth page will be found an inter
esiing account Of the long lost city of Pompeii as
II now appears.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
EXPORTS.

I-9r an Frsnrisco per Julia NJ avery, July 2l.-Is22
les or lsleg2 Ms sugar bills 1879 gallons moasses,
So uucos hzuzIIAs le bales 1852 lbs WOOL ibis or
- -aIiuus gin
Fan- Portland per bktne Jane Falknburg July 25.-
.s ke sg7oel lbs sugar, ESQ bags 1880 lbs rice, 60
hunches bananas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

t8- Brig VIM. H. Meyer arrived at San Francis
co on the End OF July, and will return to this port.
She win be due before the end of this month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

tB- The steamer Australia will be due to-mor
row morning, en- route for Sydney. She arrived at
San Franeisco ON the 18Th OF June-sehedule time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25


FOREIGN CARDs.-We have been favored with
several advertisements from San Francisco to which
We call attention below.
-SEEDs.-We are frequently asked where TO send
for seeds R. J. Trumbull q Co, one of the Oldest
seed houses in California advertise that they will
supply every want in their line. Send for their
catalogue. 1t costs only the postage.
FRESH FRUITs.-Persons wishing TO consign
oranges, lines, bananas pine apples or other island
fruits to San Francisco, will find Henry K. Cum
mings & Co., the right firm to deal with, prompt,
honest and square q builders plumb.
-PIANos-Mr. Chss. Eaton adyertises that he
will furnish the Hazelton Piano, very moderate
terms. This piano we know to be one of the sweet
est toned instruments made. There sever
al of them here, all of which are highly priced.
Send to Mr.. E. for catalogue and prices. Pianos
are not included 10 the free list but pay 10 per cent
dutY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

GONE oN.-We are informed that II. B. MS
Hawaiian Consul General, Major wodehouse, has
left San Francisco for London
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

Deposits OF the United States
the Hawaiian Islands, may be by mail express
In coin currency, by draft business bank
ing house. pass book with proper entries will be i'm
mediatey returned for the Remlttances In curren
will he credited In gold at current rates. The signature
OF The depostor should accompany the first deposit De-
pOs can be made by but only be withdrawn
by the signature OF the Party I'm whose the account
Is opened Married women and minors can make depOs
Its In their names and withdraw the
their receipts upon the conditions other de-
postors No entrance fee or charge for bank books.
The securities for all loans made by this bank
tnzed great Board OF Directors and
sst almost exclusively Of first class Real Estate with
large margins United States State, County and City
Bonds &c All stocks other securities Of nncartan
fuctuang values carefully excluded The policy OF
the Bank. being obtain first absolute security
Of principal thereafter rate interest
herewith Our unusually large aud increasing Capital
and reserve Fund no portion Of which can be Withdrawn
by stockholders until all demands OF depostOs have been
paid in full, taken In connection with careful and con-
sentative management furnishes TO depositors guaraa
tee of safety well as remunerative dividends.
Deposits can under ordinary circumstances be with
drawn as a whole or in part without notice dnsead OF
six months notice being required formerly specified
in articles Sd and 18th printed conditions OF agreement
with depOstors Non resident depOst0rs who wish to
withdraw their deposits portion thereof and desire
to have the same sent to them by the Bank, do
subject TO the Bylaws. by sending order accom-
panied by the book with Instructions to The
ner in which they desire the be remitted Said
remittance however viii be at the and risk Of the
depostor Blank orders for this purpose viii be furnished
by the Cashier.
Term deposits remaining three full calandar months
VIII be entitled to dividends 0f interest Said dividends
declared and payable In January and July OF year
and IL not called for in month, will be credited
account and bear interest deposit r0m date which
they declared No dividend computed fractions OF
dollars for fractions OF months Dividends declared by
this Bank for the past and previous TERMS have
the rate OF 81 cent annum for the present term
and hereafter will probably not exceed per cent.
For further particulars printed conditions OF
ment with deposors which will eforwarded TO any ad-
dress request, copy OF which Is also appended
each pass book
General Banking Business Transacted.
Our own exchange New YORK. london, Frankfort on
the MAN. Berlin and Paris, for sale.
Collections made and proceeds RENTED current
64s 1yS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25

New Use FOR PAPER.-A British naval officer has
discovered that paper may serve instead of copper,
for sheathing vessels. London paper states that
paper was used on the bottom of a vessel in the
dock at Portsmouth for some other purpose, and
that the naval officer obtained his patent because,
on the return of the vessel to the dock, after voy
age he discovered that every part OF the vessel be
low the water-line was covered with weeds grasses
aud barnacles except the papered portion. He has
since experimental with paper as protector of
ships bottoms, and finds that when cement or
waterproof paper is used it is the best and cheap
est material for protecting iron.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-07-25
Manufacturing JeweIer!

Notice.
TUyHE UNDERSIGNED, FORMERLY WITH
IL Mr.. Eckar begs to INFORM citizens OF Honolulu and
the public generally that he has taken the
Street opposite Odd Fellows Hail. formerly occupied by
Thos Tannat where he viii give special attention 70 the
manufacturing and repairing OF all kinds OF Jeweiry.
Particular attention given 10 Shell and Kuknf Work.
D8- VIII guarantee satisfaction In all his work. ia
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