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Ginnterctal txtistxTUE FAOiriO

Cflmmcrnnl.ijbtrfisctPUBLISHED AT

IS PCBLISHXD Uonolulu. Hawaiian Ialantla.rGTy Saturday Morning, nntom of AclvortlwiiiR- -

BY BLACK & AULD. if Space measured in Non-- 1 . I m. 2 m. IS i 6 m. 11 m.. . ..lrrirtl.-- .. e.OO a Year. 4 pareil type.

3.0 for SiYear. S Lines ( inch) no s on 4 00 e oo 10 00.,,S.rli.. O-

12 Lines (1 inch) oo, 4 oo 6 00 B 00 12 00 .

partof Ad U ,111 III 24 Lines (2 Inches).. . oo a oo 7 60 10 00 It 00. - -

Hawaiian po.1- -' S Lines (3 Inches)... oo 7 60 10 oo 14 00 18 00loelode. the 4$ Ltnes (4 inches).. . oo 10 oo IS 00 j 18 OO 26 00ill be eh.rge--r-- TrTf" EaroVn port, i Column. ......... 00 14 00 18 00 80 oo 40 00

'ie dea!.Yed b P-- t-ac, which varies from toColumn 00 10 00 fl 00 3ft 00 (0 00

i each sing p.pe- - 4 Column... ....... 12 oo OO 24 OO 0 00 4ft OO 11 00Whole Column....... IS 00 0O 46 00 7 00 100 00 160 Ot

SSSSLlftS: iS - ib. -- . --ma,..,.:XT Advertisers residing In the Ka.tern I'nlted Bt.!- -.. ..as. pay for their card, by enclosing Greenbacks or t'ldtrde0P"W"t..--

r Culled States, canin snv part of the state. Postage "Lotpa for such amount as they wish to pay,and their cards will be liwerted as per above table, Itr !h Hid

age Lmp- - paid for.

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1PL A. TX A VD F A N C T

JOB PRINTING..J,rEfD3 AND ADDRESS

prints in the highest style of the art.

i The Lodge.in 1771. Ju nlne,,-ln- e

1 . Mowing poem was writtenof what a Looe .hould

- It U rather a Jeacription

It .iway. ; and yet " Lod fff: , y pen. what U here deacribed, i.

to the Lodge we . - hPpy pUce

Jrifdskip im In every fitceThere faitkfulWhat though our Joy. we hid from public view,

sod moat be true.reflection please,1 hey oo- ne Lodge the aocial virtues fondly lore

. ken roT. rule we trace, and ao improve

There we, lo moral architecture .killed

kurgeons for rice, for virtue temples build

Whde aceptered Reason, from her .teady throne,

'Veil pleated, .urvey. n. all, and make. u. ooe.

VARIETY.

m over-bore- d an editor.r ,oted sorrow The toothache.

A ew version of an old Terse Loathe theI idian!,.aan She epoiled us with an apple, but1 for the wrong bj forming a pair.

., Illinoiian recently kisaed the hired girli hid wife was looking. He will be out

.: ;i )j Thanksgiving. v.oung lop about etartinz down to "Or' us, proposed to purcDase a me preserver.

, vou ll not want it," auggeated the clerk,of wind won't Bink."

I I Ley tell of a man out West whose hair is bo

tt: tiiAt he has to wear flj-ne- ts over Lis bead to:,e p t ie candle moths from flying in.

" Li are vou seen mr black-lace- d antelope 7e- - ii vA saidzr jirM me Keeper oi a mcua&ci ic.

visitor.- com Qiaft your black-lace- d

t . lope with?"Mry had a little lamb,

II drauk cold water freely.And looked so innocently wise.

She called it Horace Greeley.

Mary had a little corn.That grew upon her toe.

And everywhere that Mary wentThe eer was ture to go.

. -- unsophisticated Norwegian io NorthernIv,i, put a pound of gunpowder in his coat tailta :;;. the otner aay anu aner unm6; nut hiii nine in on top of the powderIt d, in't quite kill bim but he has a sweetheart

tvVj , mourns over his awful enJ.A Detroit merchant received a check for $9,000

:. . A- -r ra Th amount duei IrO'Il m IKUIKUk uliuuivv. - - -

I be.. only $3,000, the merchant gratefully made

til re Willi a cnect iu oa i uch profane swearing on finding the next

da j tnat the $9,000 check was worthless.Some Wives. Dr. Hall Las written a long

art a to prove that it is unhealthy for a manA3.! t.is wile to sleep in the same room, but thello.ue (Ga.,) Commercial knows of some wiveswho wesld make it unhealthy for their husbandst' ep anywhere else.

A Berkshire papa observed to his daughter'sn Jim ! if vou want Lu vou can have her:

tut I don't want you hanging around unless youI taaan business. It you intend to marry her,

Lrry op, for I can't be kept awake nights much:? r."it igot. An English writer advises young

w( aaon to look favorably upon those engaged in& -- rkultural pursuits, assigning as one reason thatt;..:ir mother Eve married a gardener.- - Hef jrct to add that in consequence of the match

f n

gardener lost his situation.A short time since a Mr. Knott was tried in an

ir :iior county of Georgia for a violation of theU'. The verdict of the jury was, We find theu; aidant Knott guilty." The judge was at a' ? whether to sentence Knott or not to sentence.Jlc touk time to consider.

young lady with a very pretty foot, but ar er large ankle, went into a San Franciscosh'd store to be measured. The admiring clerk,wH is of Gallic extraction, complimented her int..:- - following queer way: Madam, you havet ; bootiful loot, but re leg commenced too im-- i.

lately.".l ' Western clergyman in recommending a

s i for a situation, says : He is perfectlyin, and has made some of the ablest mistakesver were made, showing in their happening

iorrecting, a hopeful, conscious and growing:ood."

x ,t Smoothlt. Things don't run very- hly in Wyoming. Recently six married

I land as many gentlemen were impanneled- i a murder caee there, and it became necessary

i ,ck them up all night. Three of the husbandsr ned and raved at the Judge, and half a dozen

. .ea made the court house ring with theiri

; The uproar continued until the jury was'nd under lock and key.'Vis forbidden to sell or make intoxicating

. jrs in the new town of Greeley, Colorado. Ar starting for Long's Peak, tried to get somenkey as an antidote Tor the bite of the rattle-V- e

; failing in this, he got bis flask filled withit of ammonia, and afterward said : Really,

1 Siadn't have known, I should have taken that. . vionia for wbidkey, and as good whiskey as

1 1 drank."A man was brought before an Illinois magis- -

and fined $6 50 for being drunk, liei blandly, and drawing out a dillar-bil- l, said:

1 right, Mister Magistrate ; I suppose youember when I sold out my saloon at Pekin I

5 60 on the slate against yoj. With thistr that will exactly pay my line. You must

- --e me, 'squire, for this little spree of mine ;I didn't see any other way of collecting my

' against yoo than this." Exit inebriate.ibie smiles among the audience.

' irbers should frequently wash their hands. A

ir whose nose had been gripped for the-- i time by the offensive fingers of his tonso-- 1manager, Saturday evening, blew the soap

i Sis mouth and suddenly inquiredW8 the body identified ?"

" ;Vhat body?" asked the startled shaver. 1

" Vhat body?" repeated the Btranger in eur-:- tt

Why, haven't you been on a coroner's

i. hocsseap roa a BarDGEROOM. A genius whoUen excited spitefully by the current ac--'3

of the expense of a bride's trousseau, getst' following : One black cloth suit, $80 ;

pocket handkerchief, $3; two shirts, plainfco; one nigtit snirt, embroidered, $4;aper collars, 5c ; one pair night drawers,

i $175; one pair , night drawers, ruffled,) ; one bottle whioky, $2; one paper cloves,

; one cake honey soap, 25c ; one corkscrew,; one bottle cocktail bitters, $1 50 ; one ivory

pick, 20c ; one Baxter's Saint's Rest, $2 :'.$100..riTR. " WelL, sir, 1 manage to make a

0 t somehow; fact is I keeps the post-offi- ce

Uttle school ; I teaches navigation and cuts1 plays the organ in the Church, kills pigss a little farrierin ; I'm the pariah clerk,

I .llect the income tax. I mizxures a good' land for the farmers, taichea any private

he pianner, and brews onoe fortnit forallord. 1 keeps a little chandler shop andtraw hats, soa-weete- rs, tarpaulins, and7- - vI're got a coal-yar- d and a class for

the fiddle. I used to do a little ano--

iJ ao hat tbt'" 014 P " ,tiant worth1 ra eorrespondsnt for toe county news-a-d

picks up a eood bit o'er, but times ain't like they used to be,

VOL. XVI-N-O. 17.1

'ssmtss Carls.

BROWN & CO.,IMPORTERS AND DBtl.KRS IT AI.ES.

AT WllOUALK.. Hmtanl Simt. .U 1 j Honolala, H. I.

CHULAN & BROTHER,Or A Sti UEAiiERSINIMPORTERS GOODS

Of all deacriptiona, and in all kind, of Dry Good.. Alao, constantly Ou nana, a superior quauiy m lumuu svigo.

.23 Nuoaj.u Street, Honolulu.

C. S. BARTOW,SALESROOM ON O.CEEXAUCTIONEER. door from Kaahumanu. - ly

LEWERS & DICKSON.EAf.ERS IN LUMBKR ANDBLILDIXGD jy2 Material.. Ifort btreet. u

FISCHER & ROTH,TAILORS. FORT STREET,MERCHANT Hall, Honolulu, H. I. .15 ly

. HYMAN & BROTHERS,IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

- DKALKKS IN

Dry Goods, C!othinr, HU, Furnishing Goods, Ladle' ando. Rnnc. mnil Shoes. Yankee Notion.. ec tcCapt. Snow's Building, Ko. 20 Merchant Et., Honolulu. a8 ly

TTU "RICHARDSON.AND DEALER IX BOOTS.

IMPORTER Clothing, Furnishing Good.,Perfumt-ry- , &c.

Corner of Fort and Merchant St. l8 ly Honolulu, H. I.

THOMAS SPENCER,CHANDLER. DEALER IVSHIP Merehanatoe, I.lan.1 Produce, ke.. and

COMMISSION MERCHANT,

BTRoa's Bat, Hit.o, Sasdwioh Isiusds.extensive assortment of every

WU1 keep eoMUnUy on hand tidewiption of good, required by .hip. and others.

The highest price niren for Island Produce.rr Money advanced for Bill, of Exchange at reaaonable rates.

. s8 ly

J. DAVIS,IS BOOTS. SHOES. DRY A1DDEALER FANCY GOODS.

Kuuanu Bt , next door below Love's Bakery, Honolulu, H. L.aS ly

J. PERRY,DEALERTNGEXERAL MERCHANDISE,

and Rouanu 8tsHonolulu, II. I.

Auo-B- nia Kst.bushimt . o Nucabv Etbbet, abovbaS the Fire-pro- Store. lr

S. B. DOLE,AT LAW. OFFICE OVERATTORNEY corar of Fort and Merchant Streets.

fall Uonolulu. 1

S. MAGNIN,AND DEALKR IN GENERALIMPORTER MERCHANDISE,

Dry Good., Clothing. Boots aod fchoea, and Gent'. FurnishingGoods

nil Nuuaou SU, eorrer of Marine, Honolulu, H. I. ly

A. W. PELRCE & CO.,c., .ara in ( L. Richards Co.)

HIP CHANDLERS AND GENERAL COM-

MISSIONs MERCHANTS. Honolulu, H.waiian I.lands.

Abbaiax W. Pbibcb. . (14 ly) I. B. Pbt.mob.

M. PHILLIPS & Co.,AND WHOLESALEIMPORTERS bhoe, lists. Men'. Furnishing and

Fancy Goods. (oS 6m) No. 11 Kaahumanu Su Uooolulo.

M. DICKSON,PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST. PICTURES

f of all Styles taken and work guaranteed.Fort Street, East side between King and Hotel. o2 ly

J. W. AUSTIN,TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

L Office over the Post-offic- e, Honolulu 29 6m

E. 0. HALL & SON,AND DEALERS INIMPORTERS Paints. Oils, and General Merchandise.

o29 Corner Fort and King St.. ly

H. HACKFELD & Co.,ENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.G 0g j llJiXJlj lJ

THOS. G. THRUM'S,CUTLER V AND NEWSSTATIONERY, Library, (late H lac It Auld'.

Bund.: Engraving, Caligraphy, Btencil CutUng, and Copying,atleuded to.

C7 ir Merchant Street. Honolulu.

THEOD. C. HEUCK,AND COMMISSIONIMPORTER (o7 ly) Honolulu, Oahu, H I.

W. L. GREEN,MERCHANT. FIRE-PRO- OF

COMMISSION Street,o7 i, Honolulu, Hawaiian I.land..

A. S. CLEGHORN,AND WHOLESALE ANDIMPORTER IN

General Merchandise,Corner Queen and Kaahumanu Sta,

ly Nuuaau St., and eorner Fort and Hotel Sta.

JOHN RITSON,EALER IN WIXES.SPIRITS. ALE ANDD POHTfcK, 107 ly nvxyji.iii.u.

DOWSETT & CO.,M ERCII A NTs AND DEALERSLUMBER Materials of all kinds.

Corner tjueen and Furt Street., Honolulu. J.7 ly

A. F. JUDD,TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

i. Fort street, three doors below Merchant St. nil ly

JOHN S. McGREW, M. D.ff ATE SURGEON U. S. ARMT. CAN BEMA consulted at his residence on Hotel Street, between Ala-k- ea

aod Fort Street.. n!2 ly

- M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,AND WHOLESALE DEALIMPORTERS Clothing, Ilsis, Caps. Boot, and Bboea,

and every variety of Gentlemen'. Superior Famishing Goods.Store formerly occupied by W. A. Aldricb, Makee's

nl3 Block, Qaeen Btreet. ly

F. HORN,NO. 49 HOTEL ST.,

next door to C. K. Wuiiaaia, Honolulu. dlT"

AFONG & ACHUCK,WHOLESALE AND RETAILIMPORTERS, Merchandise. Fire-pro-of Store, No na-

na Streets. dlO ly

CASTLE & COOKE, '

AND DEALERS IN GENIMPORTERS MERCHANDISK. .

SUIPPISa AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.js28 No. 80 King Street, Honolulu, H. I. ly

BOLLES & CO.,CHANDLERS AND COMMISSIONSHIP MERCHANTS.

Importer, and Dealer, lo General Merchandise, Queen Street,Hooolulu, Hawaiian Istaoda.- - --

Agent, fur the Kaanakakai. Maaoalua and Kakaake BaitJa 2S Works. ly

J. 8. Wa Lisa. 8. C. Allib.WALKER & ALLEN, ..

AND COMMISSIONSHIPPING . HONOLCXU. H. LA0XXTS rc

Hawaiian Packet Line, . I Spencer's PtsnUtion.Princerille Plantation. I Naalebo Plantation.Opocdm Plantation. - - Greenwell's Coffee.

Imperial Fire Iasuranee Company, London.Merchaat'f Matoai Marine Insurance Oq., Baa Franeiseo.

JaTlj .

THE0. H, DAVIES,(Late Jsoiua, Greea Co.) ....

IMPORTER- - AND COMMISSION MERC-HANT, saaav roa

Lloyds' aod the Liverpool Underwriters, North.ra AnirtowCompany, and Briti.h aod Foreign Marine Insurance

Cocnpaoy.all Fire Proof BeildiDga, Kaahumana and Queen Sta. ly

HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, OCTOBER 21. 1871.

gjttsiitcss arte.

H. E. McLNTYRE & BROTHER,ROCERY. FEED STORE AND BAKERY,G Corner of King and Fort Streets,a30 y Honolulu. II. I.

J. m. WHITNEY, D. D. S.OFFICE OVER DR. HOFFM-

ANN'DENTIST, DRUG STORE,Corner of Kaahumanu and Merchant Street. Office hoars

s23 from 9 A. H. till 2 p. M. lyT. J. ATSELOSS. F. H. IIAT8ELOKS.

HAYSELDEN BROS.EALERS IN DRY GOODS. FANCYD GOOD8 AND CLOTHING.

Corner of Fort and King Sts. (slS ly) Honolulu, H. I.

H. BOLLHANN,OF AND DEALER INIMPORTER AND CIGARS,

Qneenftreet, (e2 ly) Honolulu, H. I.

C. BREWER & CO.,OMMISSION AND SHIPPING MERC-

HANTS.Honolulu, Oahu, (auI9 ly) Hawaiian Islands.

a t tiv . t n a tj TTirti inhtOMMISSION MERCHANT AND GEV--

EKAL SHIPPING AUt.nr,Hooolulu, Hawaiian Islanda. : Jy2 ly

F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,'M PORT ERS AND COMMISSION MERC-

HANTS,Honolulu, Hawaiian Island.. Jul7 ly '

BISHOP & CO., BANKERS,HAWAIIAN' ISLANDS.HONOLULU. OF EXCHANGE ON

The Bank of California San Francisco..) iu. .v. . . ....New. YorkTremont National Bank Bosu.nOriental Bunk Corporation... London. ... . 1. :M GM.Inv UaUui.n.Oriental is.na orporaiion, pajrainc u "'"""'

Agent, for PaciOc Insurarce Company, of San Francisco,aod for the Manhattan Life Insurance Company of Ne York.

Receive Deposit., Discount Flrst-Clas- s Business Paper,attend to Collecting, fcc, be. my20 ly

W. HUMPHREYS,AND WHOLESALEIMPORTER Spirit. Ale and Porter, etc , etc

myl3 Merchant Street, Honolulu, II. I. ly

It. C. CBALLAMKI. A. BIXMB.

CHALLAMEL & CO.,AND DEALERS IN WINES,IMPORTERS ALES, &o.

No. 8 Nunanu Street, opposite Merchant Street,myl3 Honolulu, H. I. ly

E. HOFFMANN, M. D.,AND SURGEON, CORNERPHYSICIAN Kaahumanu Sts , near the Post-oOic-

aul2 IrALLEN & CHILLINGWORTH,

KAWA1UAE, HAWAII,CONTINUE THE GENERALWILL and SHIPPING BUSINESS at the

above port, where they are prepared to furnish the justly cele-

brated Kawaihae Potatoes, and such other recruit, as arerequired e .hips, at the shortest notice and on theroost reasonable terms, (aula ly) FIREWOOD ON nAND.

DILLINGHAM & CO.,AND DEALERS IN HARD-

WARE,IMPORTERSCutlery, Dry Goods, Paints and Oil., and General

Merchandise.a29 No. 05 King Street, Honolulu. ly

CHUNG HOON,MERCHANT AND GEN-

ERALCOMMISSION AGENT,Agent for the Pankaa and Amauuiu Sugar Plantations Im-

porter of Tea. and other Chinese and Foreign Good,and wb.ole.le dealer in Hawaiian Produce .

In New Stone Btore, Nunanu Street, below King. JnlO ly

JOHN M. FORREST, M. D.FF1CE AT STREHZ fe CO.'S DRUGo STORK,

Corner of Fort and Hotel Street.. Ju3 ly

W. C. JONES,AT LAW AND LAND AGENT.ATTORNEY in ail the Courts of the Kingdom. He

will attend the Circuit Court, on Kauai. Maui andHawaii, and visit either of those Island,

on special business.anlD Office next door to O. C. Bennett's Store. ly

D. N. FLITNER,CONTINUES IIISOLDBUSINESSINTIIE

building. Kaahumanu Street,Chronometers rated by observations of the sun and star,

with a transit instrument accurately adjusted to themeridian of Honolulu. Particular attention given to

fine watch repairing. Sextant and quadrantglasses silvered and adjusted Charts and

nautical instruments constantly onjy29 hand and for sale. ly

L. L. TORBERT,IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGDEALER MATERIALS, - -

Paints and Oil, Wail Paper, Window ard Picture Glass,Rash, Blinds. Doors, Ac, 4c.Orrio- - No. 20 Esplabaob, (s29 ly) Oppositb Coubt Hons a

JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSEAND DEALER IN GENERALIMPORTER MERCHANDISE,

a20 Queen 8treet, Honolulu. 1 v

R. H. STANLEY.AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.ATTORNEY Fire-pro- of Building, Kaahumanu

al5 Street, Honolulu. Sm

W. H. DAVIS & T. F. MARTIN,fcC. LEGAL A ND OTHERACCOUNTANTS. or engrossed. Merchant', and

Trader'. Book, opeoed, written up and balanced.HAWAIIAN TRANSLATING AND INTERPRETING by

W. H. Davie.OFFICE, Queen St., opposite the Court House. al5 6m

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & C0AND COMMISSION MERC-

HANTS,IMPORTERSCorner of Fort and Merchant Street.. ml3 ly

EDWIN JONES,AND SHIP CHANDLER, LAGROCER HAINA, MALI.

Money and Recruit, furnished to Ships on Favorable Terms.m!8 ly

M. McLNERNY, :.AND DEALER INIMPORTER Hats, Caps, J;weh-y- , Perfumery,

Pocket Cutlery, and every, description of Gent's SuriorFamishing Goods. ! Benkert'. Fine Calf Dress Boots,always on hand.

N. Coss b or Fobt abd Mcbchabt Btbkbts. ja7 ly

E. P. ADAMS,AND COMM ISSIONAUCTIONEER CHANT..

Qaeen Street, Honolulu, H. I. ja lya. w. JCDD. J. .. LATTOB.

JUDD & LAYTON,GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS,

Family Grocery and Feed More,52 Fort Street, Honolulu. dlO ly

C. F. NICHOLS, M. D.,PHYSICIAN. CORNERHOMEOPATHIC At Office, foreooon after 8 ;

to 9 P. M. House, 88 Beret-n- ia Street. jyl 6m

Riding Pants. Riding Pants.WHO ARE FOND OF THEGENTLEMEN exercise, call and see the splendid

Bedford Cord, the most aaitable material male for Riding, ats30 J. KENTON'S, Tailor, King St., Honolulu,

FALL SEASON 1S7I.

BEST A I MWAIIAS ESS BEEF!' 1 PACKED BT .

C. PERTLEMANN. KAUAI,AND WARRANTED.

Ur The above Beef is packed by an experienced Batchercared la Liverpool Salt, and peeked la Turk. I.land Salt.The' beat reference can be given. For aale in quantities tosuit by

97 to ' THEOD. C. HEUCK.

. A. D. BOLSTER.Dense, Ship, Sigo, Carriage & Ornamental Painting

In all its branches.THE OLD STAND. KAAHUMANUAT begs to inform his friend, and the public generally

that he ha. .ecured the services of a flrst-cl- a. fclgn Painterand Gilder, an.l will execute all orders in his line with prompt-ness, at low rates, and in as good style as any. Thankful lorpast favors, he hopes for a continuance of the same. o7 3m

PACIFIC BRASS FOUNDRY.THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-soectfu- llv

Inform the public that he is prepared to cartV? y and finish all kinds of brass and composition work with

disiiatch and at reasonable rates.TT All kinds of ship aod plantation worV furnished on short

notice.ICT Constantly on hand, hose coupi.nps of the following,

aires: ), . 1, lj, 2 and 2- - AUo, oil cups and gauge cocksJAMES A. HOPPER,

s30 ly King street.

OQ ZEClxxe; Htroot, OO

M.T, DONNELL,IMPORTBB ASD MlBDrACTUREB OP

ALL. KINDS OF FURNITURE !

f? - Suitable to this market.Spa gcr Old Furniture repaired and Mattrasse. of all deMl scriptious mmle to order.

, Before buying elsewhere call at 8 6 and 8 8 Kingslreet..23 ly .

HAYSELDEN & SON,Builders and Contractors.

Are prepared to give estimates fr every kind o'it'jjtg--

i Work coanected with the building trades.Residence comer of Nuuanu and Kukui Streets. au!9

C. E. WILLIAMS, .

Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer inFurniture

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.Furniture Ware Room on Fort street ; Workshop at

the old stand. Hotel street, near Fort.N. B. Orders from the other islands promptly attended to.

aol9 ly

E. C. ADDERLEY,Saddle and Harness Maker,

CORNER

Fort and Hotel Streets, Honolaln.

rr Carriages Tribimed with neatness and dispatch. IslandOrders attended to p.ompUy. aul ly

McCOLGAN & JOHNSON,ANT TAILORS. FORT STREET.MERCH il. I., opposite Theod. C. Heuck's. a22 ly

J. S. DICKSON,House, Ship and Sign Painter, 92 King St.,

OPPOSITE MESSRS.NEARLYGraining, Marbling, Gilding, Calsoroing, Paper Hauging,

&c, Ac. executed ou the shortest notice, and on the mostreasonable term. T-- 6

ALEX. CAMPBELL, TAILOR,KAAHUMANU STREET,

Rhodes1 Building, up stairs, (my 13 ly) Honolulu.

J. H. WICKE,CABINET MAKER, Alakea Street,

si myl3 Below the Theatre. lyFurniture made and repaired at reasonable prices.

i. H. OAT, IBM., Wr. O. WOOLSBT. 1. M. OAT, JR.

J. M. OAT & CO.,Sail Makers, Old Custom House Fire-pro- of

BUILDING,

On the Wharf, foot of Nuuhou Street, Honolulu, II. I.

BOP All Orders In oar Line executed with promptness anddispatch, and Work GuaranUed to give Satisfaction.

BBPKB BT PEKXISSIOH TO :

A. J- - Cartwright. F.ho,. C. Brewer Co.A. W. Peirce Co. O. A. Williams & Co.H. H. Hackfeld & Co. Walker & Allen.Dowsett & Co. Bolles A Co. 28

W. FISCHER,Cabinet Maker and French Polisher

a29 Hotel St , near ths Drug Store of E. Strehs e Co. ly

B. KISTLER.G. SBOBLKEa.

C. SECELKEN & CO.,Tin, Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers,

Nouann Street, bet. Jlerthant and Qaeen,

HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HANDStoves, Lead Pipe, Galv. Iron Pipe, P':" and Hose

Cocks, India Rubber Hose best inBibbs, flop. .. . . .,c t tn .A mrith PmiitlinL. and Pino com.lensiiia in nu w ' - " ' -

.. . . , . k. riin.M. nf v.rv nesnrin--I'lete. Aino, a very rnc jv wlion. . Jobbing and Repairing done to order promptly and war-

ranted. Particular attention given to Fliip Work.Thankful lo the citiaens of Honolulu, and the IslamU gen-erall- y,

for their liberal patronage in the past, we hope by suictattention to business to merit the same for the future.

rr Orders from the other Island, will be carefully attended41 Jto. .

R. WHITMAN,HAS OPENED A NEW ESTAB- -

Vjjg!?' lishment and will give bis attention to

Carriage Trimming, Saddle and HarnessMAKING AXIi REPAIRING

Iriall it. branches. Every Description of Articles connectedwith the Business constantly ou band, at

Moderate Prices. iive Iliin a Trial.No. 83 King Street. jH7 m

R. RYCROFT,Practical Plumber, Fort Street, next

A door to the Govrrnmetit lara.Orders for Htuse or 8hip Work promptly attended to.

mil ly

J. T. CHAYTER,Ship and General Blacksmith,

Shop on the Esplanade, near the Cs-to- m

House,'riTf Where he is prepared to execute all order.

iM k;. line. ith nrnninnpft. lqJ in a workmanlike manner.I U .0 B.aav. w -u r

Honeskoeing done with neatness and dispatch. Jail ly

P. DALTON,Saddle mid Harness ITIaker,

Milt a STREET, HONOLULU.bbJsPPJ4(

Carriage Trimming la all its1

Brancnes.Order, from the other Islands promptly attended to. Jy29 ly

COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON,

Well Packed and Salted.IN FIRST RATE CONDITION. FOR SALEM. CHEAP, by

jy29 H. HACKFELD & CO.

PHOTOGRAPH COPIES(SIZ8 14x28) SF

CLINT'S VIEW OF HONOLULU,(S1ZK 23x60).

NOW BE HAD AT THREECAN each, at the Circulating Library aod News Depot.It is suitable for Parlor, Countiog House, or fur mailing tofriends, as it is the best view ever executed. .

HAWAII AH TARIFF AND DIGESTTHE

Laws & Regulation of the Cnstonis !

AND HARBOR REGULATIONS,PILOT aud Bearing, of Light Houses, Currency Tables,Postage Rates, List of Diplomatic and Consular AgeoU, tic.

OOMriLKD Pr J. A. HASS1XORK.

XT. Price SI. SO la Pn prr, $1.75 Utri.auft AITD03. G. TSRl'M'S.

JOHN FREDERICK KENYON,MILITARY, NAVAL AXD CIVIL

"T J. X Ij O IT. .King St., next door to Bradley's Barber Shop, Honolulu. o7 ly

'M . BEN Fl ELD,

"Wagon and Carriage Builder, 74 and 76King Street. Helula.

qXZXs CARRIAGES BUILT TO ORDERf4 and warranted.Also, particular attention given to the

REPAIRING OF VEHICLES OF EVERT DESCRIPTION.

Blafksmi thing and Horse-Shoein- g; Carriage, Signand Ornamental Painting ; Carriage Trimming, &c, will

always be attended to in a manner to ifAR-

RANT SATISFACTION.tfr Orders from all parts of the Islands promptly executed.

H ly

J. A. ROBERTSON,(formerly of Plymouth, Mass.)

Carriage, Wagon and CartMANUFACTURER,

King Street, next door to Donnell's Furniture Warehouse.PAINTING AND REPAIRING DONE.

jy29 Sen Terma Modrrale.

W. IUi C A IV ,BLACKSMITH,

SHOP ON THE ESPLANADE,where all work from Ship or Shore will be attended toin a manner to warraut satisfaction. d28 ly

JAS. L. LEWIS,Cooper and Ganger, at the Old Stand,

CORNER OF KING AND BETHELStreets. A large trk of OIL SHOOK3 and allkinds of Coopering Materials constantly on hand.

Also, Shop on the Esplanade near the Custom Honse.He hopes by attention to business to merit a continuance

of the patronage which lie ha. hitherto enjoyed, and for whichhe now returns his thank.. n5 ly

J. H. THOMPSON,General Blacksmith, Queen St., Honolulu.

HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A Dv.. i- a. iha I .rvt Murlrft PrlceB- - a srood

raeiit of the Best Refined Bar. Iron, and the BestUlu(.lrmill.'B rsil I1& IV

JOHN WEILL,3VT A. G IX X 3NT X S T !

NO. 40 FORT STREET.Lar ffll rtwtAil tt attl itrlxra""""

inThe

LOCK. GrX & CEXERAL REPAIR LIXEHe will irive special attention to cleaning, repairing and

Machines, anil all other kinds of Light Machineryand Metal Work of every description.

ALSO. ON HAND AND FOR SALE CHEAP,

A Variety of Sewing- - Machines,Gnns, Pistols, Shot, Ammunition,

MACHINE OIL, NEUDLES, Arc., Arc.Sewing Machine Tuckers, Binders, and all other extra and

duplicate parts of Machines supplied on short notice.XT Best Machine Twist. --Oi

rot. AOvirr ia Tins kibgdom forThe Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines.

n27 Also, Ward's Oas Generating Lamps ly

Kcacling Room.OPEN TO ALL, EVER V DAY

Bl3SklH TUB WKKK.

Honrs from 9 A. 51. to 10 P. M.,Up-atai- re, ill the Sailora' II win e.

The last Friday cveniug of each month reserved for the tneet-ing- s

of the Y. M. 0. A. ot ly

HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS

Manufacturers and DealersIN ALL KINDS OF SOAPS!

Leleo, King Street, Honolulu.

Beef, Mutton and Goat Tallow Wanted !

Orders Left nt Ira RichnrdMii's B..I andShoe Stre will meet with pr.npt

jail Attendance.

THE CONNECTICUTMutual

Life Insurance CompanyHARTFORD, CONN.

ORGANIZED IN 184?. CHARTER PERPETUAL.

A PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY !

Numbering ever 60,000 Member a.

Assets Jan. 1, 1870, over $27,500,000 !

Surplus, over $9,600,000.Total Claims by Death, (paid to date,) Over

$9,500,000.Total Dividends, (paid to dale,) Over $8,000,000.

Current Dividend from Forty to Seventy per. Cent.

Current Income, over $10,000,000 per Annum.Its Income from Interest alone More than Pays its

Claims by Death.

There being no stockholder, its Surplus belongs exclu.ivelyto the member., and i. equitably divided among them inANNUAL DIVIDENDS, which may be applied in reductionof premium., or may be accumulated at interest for the benefitoi the Assured, or may be received by them in Cash.

Paid-u- p Policies are granted after two or more years Pre-

mium, bare been paid, thus practically making

AH Policies Non-Forfeiti- ng.

It issue. Policies upoo all desirable plan, of Insurance, andhas adopted in its workings several SPECIAL FEATURES,original with this Company and offered by no other.

LIST YEAR'S PROSPEROrS BTSIXESS.11,060 Policies issued, insuring about $39,000,006 0O

Income received and accrued........ 9,064,068 68

During it. last fiscal year thi. Company paid is dividends tothe living and on the policies of its deceased members. TwoMillions Two Hundred and Forty-Fiv- e Thouasnd Two Hundredand Fifty-Tw- o Dollars, and at the same time added more thanFive Millions Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars to itsaccumulated capital. .

XT The whole record of thi. Company ha. been one or prortenlmanagement and prosperous advancement. Among the olderand Leading Life Insurance Companies its average ratio ofexpenses to income has, through its entire kistory, been thelowest of any.

Further information concerning this old snd reliable Com-pany rivenby HENRY M. WHITNEY,

Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.Honolulu .October, 1669.

!NTflI-IEiVC- E OFFICEAND

LABOll DEPOT !THE EMPLOYMENT Or PLANTA-TATIO- N

HANOdasd Farm Laborers, General Servants,Cooks, Waiters, kc Also,

Agency for Houses lo Let, Furnished Rooms, dte.mj 6 6m Queen St., opposite Court House, Honolulu.

The lUcrchniit's IflanunCONTAINING THE HAWAIIAN TARIFF,

us, treaties wi?b foreieu. powers aodother useful information to foreign eorrespottiient. Price Wcents eacb. For sale by

II. M. WHITNEY.

(WHOLE NO. 804.

itsuranrr Caris.

BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.nntlE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OP THE

JL Boston Duard of tml writers, notify Mattel s of Vessel.and other, that all bills for Kepair. on Vessti. and all bill,for Oeneral Average purposes, roust be approved by the Agentof th. Boston Underwriters, who most also be represented oaall surveys, or such bill, will not be allowed.

ol ly u. unawau a tu jigenia.

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.

rilllB UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OP THEJL above Company, have been authorised to Insure risk, oo

Cargo, Freight and Treasure,from Honolulu to all ports of the world, and vice versa.

o!4 ly 11. UtUaltbUCtv,

F. A. SCUAEFEK & Co."AGENTS OP TUB

Hamburg-Breme- n Fire InsuranceCOMPANY,

RE AUTHORIZED TO TAKE RISKSA1AGAINST FIRE IN THIS CITY.

. . ... , ... T . ...f B.a. tti.nany other company represented hers aud under 11a is.ilFavorable Cuudili-u- a. aulil 2m

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILEINSURANCE CO.,

OF LONDON AND EDINUUR(.1I.ESTABLISHED, 1809.

CAPITA T, 42.000.000Accumulated and lu vested Fund, ,(138,118

rWE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN A P-- JL

POINTED AUKNTotor the. Sandwich Islands, and areauthorised to Insure against Fire upon favorable terms.

Risks taken in any part of the Islands on Wooden Buildings,and Merchandise stored therein, Dwelling Houses and Furni-ture, Timber, Coals, Ships in harbor with or without cargoes orunder repair. (a8 ly ED. UJFFaCULAEGEtt A CO.

THE BRITISH AND FOREIGNMARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y,

(LIMITED,)RISKS AT THE LOWESTACCEPTS clause, in the Policie. of this Company are

specially advantageous. . TUEO. 11. DA V IKS,Agent.

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFYIssues Fire and Life Policies

N THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS. ALLo Claim, .or Losses settled with promptitude.n!2 ly TUKO. II. DAVIES, Agent.

F. A. SCHAEFER,Bresuen Board of Underwriter,AGENT

Kent Dresden Board of Underwriters,A Kent Vienna Board of Underwriters.

Claim, against Insurance Companies within the Jurisdictionof the above Boards of Underwriters, will have to be certifiedto by the Agent to make them valid. dJ ly

IIAMDUKGIl.IiKEMENFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.TMIK UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN

Agent, of the above Company, are preparedto insure risk, again.t Fire on Stone and Brick Building.,and on Merchandise stored therein, on most favorable term.

For particular, apply at the office of.16 ly F. A. 8CIIAEFKR e CO.

IMPERIALFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OF LONDON.(Instituted 1803.)

CAPITAL, 8, OOO, OOO IN GOLD!fTpiIE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED

m. to issue policies on Fire tiisks (with or without the average clause), on Plantation Buildings and Machinery, PrivateDwellings. Brick. Stone and Wooden ftores, Merchandise, Coals,Lumber, Ship, in Port, Ac, on the most favorable term.

ICrAII I ease adjusted and paid (or be re-.C-

For particulars apply at the office ofWALKER A ALLEN,

au!9 ly Agent, for the Hawaiian Island.

C. BREWER & CO.,AGENTS FOB,

AND PHILADELPHIA BOARDSBOSTON OF UNDERWRITERS.Master, of Vessels visiting this port in a disabled condition

and insured in any of the Boston and Philadelphia Offices,must have their reiiort. and accounts duly certinxi to ny us.

so 3m O. BREW ER A CO.

1" US

LADIES of the ISLANDS!

ARE YOU IN WANTOF THE

BEST 4-- 4 BLEACHED. COTTONIn the Market, You will Find it at

Castle 4&c Ooolto'w .ALSO

10-- 4 and lOO inch Cotton aud LinenSheeting,

40 and 45 inch Pillow Case Cotton and

Linen,8-- 4 Homespun and Bleached Table Linen,

A Large Assortment of Napkin.ALSO

A FINE NEW LOT OF AMERICAN

Fine & Medium White Flannels.

THE ABOVE WILL BE SOLD CHEAP.

Samples Sent to the other Islands if desired.

A Fine Assortment of

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH

GOODS !

Expected by Moses Taylor 1

9 CASTLK e COOKK.

tNT-- BCT-

Living Yet, and has been LivingIM

Honolulu the Last Foorteen Year !

THE OLD ESTABLISHED

IIOaOI,UI,U SOAP WORKS !BY

W. J. RAWLINS, Manufacturer

ALL KINDS OF SOAPS!Buyers of Beef, Mutton and Goat Tallow !

Aad all klada ( Saap Grease.We have received ex late arrivals from the United Bute, aud

Europe supplies of the

Best materials la ear Line far MaaafaetarlBgPar pears,

And will eotvtinne to be in receipt of fresh .applies by steamand Bailing vessels, we are prepared to give satisfaction lo all

Dealers and Consumers of onr Speciality.Who will favor us with their trade.

N. U.AU Orders lefl atlhe Store of M. Mclnemy,Importer and Dealer in Boots aod Bhoes, N. K. Corner

of Fort and Merchant Streets, will be thank-fully received and promptly

attended to.

AV. J. RAWLINS,Practical Saap Baiter,

JaU ly Leieo, King 8L--, Uoaolula- -

XT Business Cards, when preraid for m fear, are .Mowed. discount from these rstes, which are for transient advertise-ments when paid or charged quarterly.

jpcincstir proDott.

MAKEE PLANTATION.ULTJPALAKUA, MAUI.

ROP OF 1871 SUGAR St MOLAKSES,c ol4 8m For tale by C. BUKWfcR 4 Co., Agents.

FORT ST., FAMILY MARKET.E. II. IIOYD.

Choicest Meat, from finest herds. Poultry, Fish, VigelabU.4o., furnished to order. ' '7

WASHINGTON MARKET,M KSSIIS. HORN HOLT Ac trrr'lfSs... . .. .. ....IIIK'AI LI ..I AJ Ulvul C

next to Love's (Steam Ji.kery. are ,

prepared lo supply Bref. MhII.s( Veal and Uwbiat all hours, on the most reasouabl. term.. A .hare of patronage solicited. Js? Sui

KIIDI CTI( 1I l'KICI.S.Tlm ti.n--h vlve nolios that from and alter

March l.t, 1871, tbey .re prepared to

Furnish their Customers and the Publicgenerally with the

CHOICEST MEATS at O CENTSPER POUND.

n4 C. BORN HOLT A CO.

A. S. CLECHORN.A GENT FOR THE2. WAIMKA TANNERY,

10 ly liawuii.

DUFFIN'S MARKET,(1. WALLER,

KING STREET, HONOLULU. uia ly

WAIKAPU V Ij A I TAT1 01 !II. Carawell, Preprlrter.

AND MOLASSES FROM THISSUGAR for aale in kit to suit purchasers. Apply to130 ly 0K0. C. McLKAN, Agent.

iUUPAKIJEA PLANTATION slJOTltNOW COMING IN,

FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUITjjNDPURCHASERS, BY

AFONU fc ACHUCK.Honolulu, June 1st, 1871. Ju3 ly

WAILUKU PLANTATION!WA1LITKIT, MAUI. Clt O P OF I 8 T I

by C. BRKWLR A Co.,o7 8m Agents.

ONOMEA PLANTATION.AND MOLASSES CROP ISTO,SUGARin, for .ale in quantitie. to suit purchasers,

o7 Orn By WALK Kit A ALLfcN, Agent..

1871 t MI I

4IIILO, II. I.

AND MOLASSKS,CKOP COMINOSUGAR sale In qua n tides to suit purchasers byo7 0m W LKfcR A AL1.L.N, AgenU.

PRINCE VILLE PLANTATION.Sugar and Molasses Crop 1870

IN. FOR SALE IN 4UANTICOMING purclisscrs, byJyl 0m yvALKBR A ALLKN, Agent.

SOLE AMD SADDLE LEATHER,Tanned Goat and Sheep Skins.

ON HAND AND FOR SALE,CONSTANTLTWAIMKA TANNERY C. FIOTLRY

By (al ly) A. 8. CLK0110RW, Agent.

HONOLULU STEAM BAKERY !

B. LOVE & BE0THEBS, Proprietors,NUUANU BTRKKT.

PILOT, MED1UMAND NAVV IIREAD,on hand and mad. to order.

Also, Hater, Soda and IJuller Crackers,NT LIN'D CAKKS. Ac.

SHIP UREA D REIJAKED on tbe shortest notice.FAMILY BREAD, mad. of the Bust Flour, baked daily and

always on band.It. B. BROWN BREAD OF THE BEST QUALITY

aula ly

TO BILLIARD PLAYERS !

EG LKAVK TO ANNOUNCE TO THEIll and to all that know how lo appreciate

A Good Billiard Tabic,That I have purchased that well-knw- n Table formerly at tbsOlymple Club Hall, eaid la aa the beat la Isws,and all lovers of Oil. healthful art are Invited to practice oa ttat my Cigar and Tobaeco rHure, during the day and evening.

11. I1ULLM ANN,.23--4 1 Quern Street, oppuaita C. Prewar s Co.

GROCERY & FEED STORE I

LLOYD ItfCGN TO NOTIFY THEJA,bile that he ha. purchased the stock in trad, of theof Crowell a Co.. and (hat be will continue the

business of

Grocer, Maker and Feed Store !

AT THE

OLD STAND, No. 74 FORT ST.,where he Intend, to keep constantly on hand,

The Best the Market affords in his. Line,And where he will be happy to oioelb!. old customer.

Doors Open at Daylight.N. B. Order, from the other island, will meet with prompt

attention. sal.

LATE VIANO ITIUSIC !HUNDRED PIECES OF RECENTONE Mu.ic

JUST ItECEIVEII FROM NEW YORKI BCLBPIB0

soxes, riLTzns, roLKAs, Ja., c.

OPER aTM USIC!The following complete Opera., wilb Italian and

English words, '

Can be Had at only $2.00 each Volume:Lucia di Lammei moor, t.y DouiselU.Marriage of Figaro, by Mozart.Opera of Martha, by Voo Flotow.

' Lucresla Borgia, by Donlsettl.II Trovatore (the Troubadour,) by Verdi. 'Faust, a Lyrie Drama In $ acts.Don Giovanni, In two acts, by Moc.rt.La Somnambula, by Bellini.Opera of Norms, by Bellini.Fra Dlavolo, io 3 sets, by Auber.Fidelio, In S acts, by Beelboven.Krnaoi, by Verdi.

' o7 1m For gale by II. y. WniTNKY.

NOTICE.FfHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTI-- M.

Acs the pouiie that be is the sots surviving lUsiduaryLegatee of tbs Late LfcVl HA ALKLKA. doceaaed that sstdKstate wa. flially seated on tbe M day f Jane, 1M7. all tbedebts thereof paid, ami that he i. entlUad to all tbe remainingProperty of aaid Ketate a. .aid Kcaul nary Legatee.

Kept. 20th, I8T1. (si 1m) 1). KANAINA.

TO VKa AIVTEUS!CENTRIFUGAL WIRE CLOTH

FOR SALE BY

DILLINGHAM St CO.,No. B KINO STRKLT.

imw map or THEITawaiian Islands and North Pacific.

Just received; a map of theIslands aad Islands Nortbwert ef this itmop as fsra. Midway liiani, with fc'l th. K'-of- Ac. :u-- l by tb"U,ydr;raihle BureiAa, U uhingtuo, au j fvr ..--! .

o7 Aa 11. M V UiTKBr.

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T3E PACiriO(Lmmrrruu

&.ITCRDAY. OCTOBER 21.

A City Government?Oaiw cumber veaw the late Mr.

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v.t i'Lua. urorDeu.

kct lin: ru-c-J of aj'J such cr-- ia wad ap-u-eii- ta;

tiiae. Honolulu ii:tliviliae ia tlioee vlavs, aad

LiT- -e JUiiS uieroiiicile buiiacss traca- -

ao-t- u..c,uia bwUvii- a- iiuproc, beyoul the cecei- -

ties of the 1.01.es. ihe Kits wuj, iuac axi

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krm- - shore

wtitut inter w,'-- ''iinfor-- i--- w,,vv da.

underBoierrf3pectiuiiJ

tie thethe her OF KE.HOVAL

toUuia Mutualthe the

authorrtles. the waru-- :and the

the

3Iagistxate

conotitute saiuggling?

localmoueT the ahoxtcet poible tbe of the latexio iseds

pace of tiaxe, aad thea beol uivess immediatelT, with erection, theelsewhere; people gaTe little do new goTcrnaienl House 00 the lot kaown the

thought future growth iiapvrtance premises, has recently been eub--

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aad moderately and fin were priation Bill 1S70-7-1, appears the item,,U

thochs of. was the eiceptioa, rather for goTeraiaent oSces, tjO.OOO," and it

thaa rule, that residents had iiuuij accoruaace wna proist'j j

tv..--u that 0f pcrtuanent the Minister the Interior is about to!fu-v- vi Jaf, onie6tevi w needed. It Wis ;

not until long aflet the oraent had laidal-- Viu ..?..v., u--- --i1" Juwa pipe bring water into town for

shipting,

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the couldproceed, the

which

lT7.rr store, ao ek.cv. --tfor

new

the taeir ta uithe buildic now

not build. can

to im-

that people se aad feel the provement, more need of the couuwatuar r .u, fK .firIv nF .l street, the buildinz

01 water tor uk cujipj j -

all these cocdicicns are vastly ; substantial bridge over the Nuuanu stream

cLinked. Our forti-'- ha oecoiae ma as taat poms, iuu ior uic kcuit """""a- -C) t 3 U

measure, fiiture the an A government, we uaasuccvcACvv,fcgnJ pirt the nation, which builds and might soon bring about the

occupacy, ol for only oT.-- -

few WhUe we regard with afectioa of tU sicIiooU,old homes and deligbt to go bck

r HoaoIaIaand revisit them for a tae, stul look ho,Ws ritier more atteadoa

nci as the ptce ourselvesmj j,children after us, return gJy ; f to Uiljc M j. r

suany skies aad health-givin- g air, its p.ieaaaafc tia. the hour when thesocial circles aad net over pursuits. ghouls should be in. operation had passed, a call at

We Uiese hearing cerLirn ,1 house showed that one only of thet c a";." isTwx. '.vjod- -, Mktsi Boq tjje ,,ue6Lioa asked. Is it not time that Honolulu

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lwi corps and- t T,s.ia i citv iirtirTiin:7 ie us cucaiuer nsi.. ctrusiDZ aewjixt.

t- ii fr.,ta t. vj ia Aianiic js. i . - i . r tahie. Pusctu-iit- r, L hod, is a vervZ fS:&c. ar!, a- i-t of wc5 woa oe c - ' at !euw.ta oi-i- .ru. to inculcate upon ;TftK!T;,Kj a city act ot uegisui.ure. uht its in

Yl'll 'rjH t 'Z. rr ia 1:1 Mil ery Thrt taxes of the of Iloaolulu. within I am further of the that

les-- Work a.l

Flax

?uj r.;rr p.iii wj-irif- r i!u-- .uu. that Drerudices bate no part m awuu.desuibiisaed bouaus, m cacei: y , Yet credibly informed that the

ri Vitnd ,f i city treasury, (excepting of course what t.ier of oae of our acUwIa was recently over- -r- -w Uo&iii Sti Ocuiier liii, US vnr.n a taxes. aad be heard to that he ho to secure rattier more

- wpwtk under the direction of the city government, of a sprui-ii- ng of his owaof theandVtoui ap.w.ti sistaat one

thisi:C'a'-Tl- ' ots -

iV'nlptTtik by the citizens. By means, should to the so j ASSORTMENT STEEL,V.H ut wu at--- a-- ms. escepi aaaa H:y rublic uucrovenienLS could Oe niace, witaout sae wouta leave. aaag a

de--y . .. ,. . r .u.- - ,.S . rmrit !n this ariZUe. OCe

'm. )t vlt:r rwr aanj. waiting lor liie u ruj or i.uwu.

be

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.T' --u:S. u' vt, tuul.cui:, iy fiaeij rcr.t- -?etd eaeral Legislaaire. What the honorable suchi-w-i. V" member for Kaa or we suppose, and come upon us like a summer's cloud T

4 at. t;1 - --i' Bert..wdt auW about importance of an sup-- lours. J

.) liii .t:.t is .it VaJ r-- r i ar")ni. oi water lor luio citv,ut wc uu vii

a.t -av ciacd, a--J ta ?. trK .?.-- th nr The English High Cburch are aga.nu ""0 , crving out araiast ottease uie ia

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ic" frvta c EiI, of or a dozen other ; worshiping wub tbe rvesDytenana woue .n ,.""" be tueatioaei? Or, made to l- -d This is the way writer t he Lhurck lir

feels - It absui d for churchnieuJ.nnS-rt.f- eft , vic : is pco--, w -- n ft1Ji,Cij'ia -

Frwt;,IO1.3tae L.c hl m j

oaders-U- id that ice teed tacse tac wa WiJt ty or heresy inside or out- -..-.-t t.ie ?- - Siaal a bark at cf own. will claim his first and para-- side the estabiiahiucut. it is worse than absurd, it

H. th fita iatat at..odu: to Xt-- have thelouz notiis we courage" y! it u- -u at 9-- . a. t. SAh. :nat:.t. mount and to provide for. In .7e tm. r !eft ?i rrcmcu tune. i to open wita regard to the greatest

' ' the natural course event- -, these needs wul er ia .hu resDcct. 1 --jiea. not to mince matters.IMPORTS.

however,

county,spoken.

perma-e-nt

morning

Niibau,

soon upon our attention, and to com- - the herself. spends haif,, .. r i Scotland. When there she attends fres--

ow Bomt'X Per Cry tun, lata Jiuae. Ja - church at ; tuat is. monliisi sol so Brt "J,;,- - which occurs only once in two years, and then to England she is .in Episcopaliaa, for months j

tv'k4cT Rit'j ; a failure of obtaining from that body the other side of Tweed, she is as our ,

X !a um La.". I l bbi Dried Apples, ; : church is iu Caivinwuc Insseufer. j

w-aa- e .:i7 w T-- e Xns a J prompt or commensurate action m the prem.ses, Ca.Tini-U- c ttfer bv our con0utnoa.nt ; j ca Le--ca v,d-- : a, 'j ; will be anything but satisfactory. It is te of our chureh. The Profc--! toruilr!i wilTe BJ "tlj Cv w. t!na ; ca; Ajnaaaca : our dock facilities are insuiSeient to estant is aholLsued in Is it j :.at ..: jOfl f neuii, i c 'umac, , OltfU time luafc lv itr wmiir s juuu. Ur T : t tr-- .x scer t at one tune the lines

4 p w f(lllilc, as this should abolished. . 1 ( L J . ' a. ..n , h.:. trt I T T , I "1 " Ic: r .i..ii3 ..j g v ir . r i.v.in Riiiitr5 tna.E nuii male a:j c aj.i. - J nciij Dci., u ui -- !',

u

our

oy

ier p-- l bx ..: rit, 3J pea .te reu port ot ca.1, ano; tne prooaaiuties are"hb fV Tt

j thai lines will ere long inaSurated, BOTAI' THEATKE Prel Supply of Goods,tn ths stexew com,

Au. ib s.-rir- e, lo bo Fe cia, 5 c st. oa either the outward or returning pt5 ca fctt.c..t rrasa wicicn, 3 Kobbtr "e should be prepared acco uimoda to

!ic-ru;- k Kr, iTJ caa Bread. 4 bu OU .?:" i. uedt ii. :so oa- -, Whale b t, 4 Fuiiowiag th jruufecUre lacrea-- a shippirigE1-cr-

"''"x iP.i5 will the increased demand for convenient

Ci.r., c Ai-- s 3 c !ilcaer. IUU. Potit. li ? bb. Purk.3 c Lari. 6 tea Uaa- -. 3o kuu amDle coal-yard- s, more water pipes, and a.erri, ca Corn. iO cs Preaenr, 3U c t PcwUera, ..rrHi'.ri!r,tjciW:cv bs ad so nd weei- - largex The necessitv fjr more wurL'ilTJ:lf& and of a different sort than present on curV:tVLrr P-- "ilj wheneverr--i su-i-- CucLaiTers Ueui to c Br-w- Co ; 60 the ruin v cs in. And the wiUelY epa--r pv Oi.l, i 13 aOiX US wx wa v Ha. -

-. . r r: cuiia ujfa,: ; ruled stxwt lanp now cene to Uart- -

Biit ; ness visible, only demonstrate the need of moret ana !&.:. 17 bca Cotton ouci, i b.e!k7ena Hgjjt on that subject. To supply these2 ca C a,: ilea Piaa, 3 fa xircts,l ca .Mdae, 13 bbfi-- ' mcntS UnneCeSery delay, and a lh- - Ferraudo....

Si fii.wr, !i) r Oi T 1 fii --4 r .!.., .,.. 7iacwrj u, uu u lc .u.iuw u-- Tiffin iUW-U--lS, Oil, 14J ; ; gn LHOrO-- 01i i.cr., q- - c t!.: iii Me to Oruer ; , f lb result-- of the esbshmcut a cityle Cati'5, 2 Iron Til, 2b bud stove W are to .

,,4I I. rt urt:.l j "'lub- - a good deal may be said cn theC McLean 1 caae Ga-va- r to K iekl - Cu; T

Bah to Ciaaa ; U Xdse da.n Brua ,ka iirj.i. IJU

I J b;

vears.

m

to

aIr

ha--

Cou:ddoes

oi

.a

of we some-- IJI A --L RY--ca 6o L O-- ia, 23 Jruma oiu ica j what of a duke fur nicrUe (or easy going) eoni- -

Htt. k, S bu.i:. Sb..a. 1.300 W Poa. r. ..KKTrtl,. ,,,, n.Anw wh.- - r1.--

.bia Lim. 10-- J liav, W i.r 1 bf bbl ; --wl..j, ww..w t ' J Jli ca HJ. -- i T-- a, J3 ca Coal Oil, 10 boia Pitch, 25 c to bestOW upon the Subject

S Mii. TWI s Putatoea, ll aa OuioBa.r Alien ju ca . ai Uat. iso aka Bran, xi be getting very well at present,a Pur. pka ta t- - U Mtlattre-- E Bro ; ft-- aiu !

' what need for the od order ofu 7 -- oa l.-e-. 3 l bf boi Bt, x Mac.erei. disturbingkxw,n bi.ca.,..y jm Uhings ? In addition to what has been said

i to t'tdr ; so .ita to co , .a p.9 re, jt to j t w:erfiue ; 7 bodia B-- -s to e above, may to such cavillers, such a

;b- -r Co : 7 c "Hdse M X hauiey ; 21 bodla Jty Ka u a 5 Cic-tur- ; I case 3i-t- V Maieriai ', fossied style ot tainiing and IS

"SSTw B uT, i- -j of in these -- ays of universal progr.e ; 2 . Me u Co ; pkra 2 j Jjjg 0f the Ciyf of a city government,"a--ta to iu-.- Li Co; I ta ivJ S Helen. ;

o bioim it ua-r- -. Oct io; a J involves, we apprehend, the only ob--I4i. .t ou? I.ai-O- tx, S7.7 ft Orcaaed LuuiZki ,

krr ijecuon be ag-un- its deeiraoie--rL'a l we defer comment forra 4 Ha.-if-f id : o.

. . w 1 1 ' V... .1h .?i.i riiJcitw i w oti- - 'ix. v. --u . K,.i Me E; ; ii Fruit, Can-e- dv. 14 r ... r 4"ir o c- - .i T . .a ; 2 al iUa W a.-- ey to J R:ua ; 1 JrK ,

Pi,

that more

thaa

aad

Que

risk any

side

PJter.will

Beaaa,B.ra.t.

and

Truca

Mdae.

that

the prtt-ent-, revert this

Tz this week the Fome- -Mci.-0- m )3o.!: lrrra,ca !mT & r r.u.r 9 o. Fomatarr iaaIj. B:.tr!e Poa.4 ui uu.wu-un- u.j

T.a .ka to u J.pn n- -a i.in or rather violation ofCreea; i rTis; 3lxa V jt:nue 1 taae to H

and most counsellor

Mct aoo, u like attack our beginningaa

1, caka.Wa..a.Uu :a, ka.

OookiUc...

--APO&TS.C. L ic it

Mu ukk, ......2 ba

. ?7a Footia Fa4..actcu vl-- m

ia. b caa.. ...... -- o ?oa. aAi v,

0

U- -o.

It-- yi'l

MARRICD.

will l:e at

a

ba

v1 &. -

ut

a.a of

to

smusEmnzlore and dig--

iuuicu

the storyrich A3

simple thatFaa.-cc-i wr w.ov Quisiui health and then

tpabcad,

which

Ci. miVirn

and

.Jtut- -. . -

k!thehiaoiooriBwP-a-M.C- .

,:,t. VLtta .

andpass- - NOTICE

f Agency Life

face thisia",rule aware, arul

maydots

iteta

aador

long it ilburglar-proo- f,

hile fault witaHis this

thatto

a;

. - i--. . . . ,a city u

improvements

w

aad

'

to

-had

.. .

, - .

'

cit?

aa 'T

.

tnary

will

unaote !

,j ..0

' Ue'

lips

. her i

, . . time theca ,

theThis

. Cart- -

i thati

,

. I . fi . .

.' and

j

. jjerebiea to

m

ao

6jaoa; -

tJbat-

, ' .

op--. As

Br.-ad-.

R1

f.ga tos

' Wepky

i)jea.

H

out

can

o.

ca .

'

.

.

.

I proposing to

presents: i o , , , .aa

. 1 ti ; , eciiin,; .

. ' lengthy -

1 i t i bi- .- ' oa2 ,

. ...........1

t s... e

a t ....... ..

'

PAM-.C-- RS

..

-

.

to

?' All thespecial pleading, however, is

invali- - F?li Uaia paeilo tua . uie no, uuuet

:

he' -of

pears to whole brief. lessinjuriously as well, on

pica, so re-- ,

- ro Oct. 5oth TV to ? if or. - r . . 1. ' 4 v. . T.a. I

C--aa

-- Per

Per

Mr Ada oiEeiaia would?rra

17 J which

larther

DIED.

bai

tne ot

iliaahunseif L to

In c:rd ii "

I

T

s under legale..ja.no n('ar

chooeO.I.- -- mj .k, f'..-- tij 2-- ?the sin atRN0OX, xt --,

auio-- however, Custom HasiAaai- -

11 ...u

of pa jis

th

I special laesbage Cuatom iluuie,to ! Ins. Co.

Would

enormous

without peruiuioaer special

"the " paeoongt-- r

of was Policesanction illegal

act. the questioi

Lx of Gazeite informedia

ntizauon.

Itsaxa

orx

we

no toExcellency in matter, allowed j

obeerte as a ofUgaa is

includingQjityof

elementof m--

plansinstead a

in the j geranieutwe

Hawaii abiding foritsour

excitingare reecticn

of teachers arrived heu: .i. ..n

;i;i .1-- :echildren

pwraucg oDiHisiM ourr'slii ii district opinion

go

rrencrai extended sav

teacueis. t!.,tf,,r presentneeded he

conitwrt-al- e,communirr.

pedagogical wisdom. thingsx...i It!

increased

be newspaperQ

a'ai system sewerage, tilingsbeing a

nci taicgs, aginjittinntfhoot district

cowarajTexerUonof be

be a Maj.-st- y

.t i aOct. I i tor six

bo.a jra sixl

1 q;isiia. a2 pns8CIit

already 3upreme governorevident supremacy IrwlauiL.

not aae.c JUn.AU cunveien-I- y accomi-aw- e be

p4

iureservoir.

evidentr

require- -without

of

b taluDg

m-:- 's"raChinese acting

st placeDaiSaui quetOQPanipmrta

seriousurged

SUDject.again

Gazette

otvaA.ic'.

to Pa learned

r4iC constitutes

hi--

cuuung

large

arrival

of

Gazttterepeat

was

bvteriaa

in England

Ladies'

lfliArAifi !UiAITALIAN

Under the of His Ma- -jesty the King.

SATTJIIDAY EVE-iLN-G, OCTOBZS 21st.

jrouk Verdi's Optra

IL TROfotlowing Casus

Aauceua, aXaorico, Trofudor...

lit 1.

i 1 I iiii.M,

i

Caaea

Tei

far

-u,

at

Gy paytne .......

inc,

..to.

.............. Stalea........Miss................. .Sinur Cecunl....... ........Signui

..................Sisnor saiui

N!a,S XOttllg

FcrItL

Patronage

the Jirectorjhip the GIORZA, wdl

ia the aceue

pcita are M0irj,AY OCT. --3-d,

hTa.eathought

k;tt.is

we sav

Per --bia

i)xa

lio-- a of

inremark--

ii;

OUT care

be La

escaped

pc

ia

in

passenger

grv.lj

of

we are

wewe

r- --

ineXrt

tivIDe

are

PrpuLir

Elenaon........

Tne Fifth Nihfc

GOUNOD'S GREAT MASTER

ced. ia which the whole atremrt the Companywill tae part, and aiM, the aouve chorus

ilawaiiaa.

Or ADMsSlOJi ParuuetU,Pit. 50 Ceoas. iterved cents extra, to

uoUned at 's Ikx.k Scure.

?3

oBROS.

FOEL- -

rJoircr mh dn moWiawtw a a w

i played by writer, not cannot b RC?C iJaw, a case of raugglicg. That man EXIPECTFED

31

WM dbged because a rich passen- - pex-r0-e TavlOPrta .5S2 gcr," aa enormous consumer opium,

a IVman the

a was5a so,w

v.

r

EXTRACases fiab,CaacsCaaes Caaet Calx. Creaau

ca" inveteraia or,inm.8rri- - Caaea Hoiy,Vv 1 t.. n 1 i, -t- wpntv nr nn hiin.'iiHl

M

i

-- -

,r - J : r Cractrd Wh-- c, C White Maccxroui,may bring shore indchnite Quantity, ; Caaea Lard, a loib.Woajv W I Caaea of

uno .""t a daada, McCa-t-ua 27 deirauding the revenue and Violating Tested j Caaea tab la fruiu.ra-- r riht licensed dealer, who pays $10,000 j C- - Peo. tr-i- tx,

1 5 Fu.iciMD P D. C. Marraj, A C 0 I -i. w Raa. J 3ra, atreix 3 c : or 12,000 per annura privilege deal-- C-LS-

eS Assorted Table !M u--u n, , ch d. R ;

a t Scaildr-- n, Jo5aa.J C Mciey,Wm Craw- -; ing 121 the drug. IntaC uncommon Uaiiioa,--jktci, J X-- pa, C L Tac, Ljuu, Crate Silver O-i- oaa, Wheal,

Ui.f. where heavy drinkers brandy easily j bT, We Eea--x,w b.to' P- -r Cer'xo. H G Tread--ar.

8UIae or bottles each Fr and such B- -. 0 Date.Titi-?- h Jc 15t-- Frl Wandenbers. Crackers,5 actaco eea F A J deprived their accustomed Stimulailt, Piemc Crackera, Wafer Cracker

n.i;.,!...! i Tl lpad BiacuitGCITO

and

kinds.

art- -

Inns,

mate

Wheal

.auulu uo j eciucij.C. M. Capt JAPAN in JarS, 75 IbS. each.But did pngers on a ship undertake j

4- - Parke, Hvaua, l ZocUo. s ia. c E (JuijtoiXLS prohahilityd u II 1 - 11 :t aa 3L -

B-r-reia

'ia-cb- uar, Mt T F Bopkina 4 aider it duty to a seizure brandy, -I cv. iraoTMT w T--

Ti: h7kZI peraun on it and probably ; SLlSQ KeceiTed t. jllC, JL'mMTl. J", VT?-- ' the it brought on shore.

A W J K II al "Un-- ;

j UROPEAN. ttm. s cmwe, Mr they would warranted any HICH- mxZ'ZZtZSJZ ,

eourse. to a Httie in tht. prei j

thee

tLeoLllgatiOQ

v

u

I"

i

captain or cccer suip, on

EXg HQl Ul KB. ;

. Co-- a, ta .t.ta r-- to

fr

invctcra-- e habit- -. Thus there no telling

; what result-- leaksi- - rfi ir--. n. li when shirs

tbi VVertay, Octulm J .1 d)t in course long teuioos

oeralkiufUMB

.

men.

th&t.aT ISta,call

j theirwhatever the Custom Iiouse ;. 'aaurra M aite-- d. '

'

.

a

Ul au

a

1.

t whatever the?list.

v ,i -

w iMBut j -

&

!a.

! Cecelia

uuuw.ujifruiu the

obtaining prop--

rich the law

wellthe;

Well

theMiaister

MUilaai

have ana

pubae- -

-Now

!

Lr

upon

led Irom

.i

' , (,.

.Parkin.

tarian ahould

ia iajra Led

n;.. toat,

"

the

that

-

Por.

to

'

ridnoiuiix

Baii.

that

Ciuc

the

I'LXTia

Oa

cjoj

;

ScUctUiiis

Vitb i.......

lubLe una...

be.

udeviile

oriandiiu

Coder MaestroSing

- illSKHKilE."

Seaaon,

WORK

oieuuoo

PRICES Dresa $Lad;Jl.iki; S-a- :,

.rfwMWt-s---

o-- o

a

PRINTS.oil

the doea

i the the!

, and

j i

-

St

us to

ore

Z

ed

li

wasap--

G. FAM1LT FLOUR.Barreia

aad CodLCo den

caaea ioioJt --eel.1 . Oat eai.

I :. ;

ecs on an and uaFui 'Vt Xttb Sire . uar Lemoaia.and w, and and the

of the tableOct. T5l t

p and wife. Aivn and for the of i

ia (le Job wtfc andFred are not L-- ea UuUt Iruila.

fsu !t , : Skio Sack- of can con- - sca Sack

Oct TCib tWd three diem s-f-ik" Caroon

SU-- uw Tina M.ikfir v n: , Oct. 17lb . of Tia Tina

. ...r...pj rf, Oct. 14t oiv nuuntransient TEA

c ail CUQ- -a

boat

j C aea Tomifni-a- ,

) Gokiea. syrup, Boes Durjea Starch,

BOXES FRESHwed acd ai da-t- ra,

' their mak a of thethe whom was Wc hae CX It-- VV

wad'. -

"

CHOICX

nvni...PopV howr- - GROCERIES!Aieaander, Gca not be in 1

And go

. Wlbl UMJLi. VI

iatc Baa 0pi-l--i, tM

. f.

of andpast

Xxuirew'i

ofhis

small may

-y--agg are no

Uiiuaitol

. .

theor.T-a-F hii Liken

htiD of

whichhi

the

maymeasure

for

.of

scaixii

-

ik our oend- -

so

.

be

'

' aso V

......

ofof

of

Will be prod of

of

30 be

w it

Fart

W v.

&.e c--

r

A A&OBX --XT OF

T a Percey, W

n,

ba

WS WILL SELL AT LOVTEST ELITES.

8WwU?b!8ba,u8Crewf,jradaysruIlTCauId ALSO, KQVJ LfifiOiriG CEYLOSIj

acooraing

.HgiumT,

BenJa,

Fox.

BUS.

Apple- -,

ever, such

nutpl -- tTinfl

herewciack

Tari'iiaRubbtar

aiaj

otner

wotfci--

Circle.

hitney

Kaatera

Milk,

ttT,

Half Bamila Beaa Family Pork.Vi Lard in p 2o lbKugax Cored 12 --bis in brine, RaUaCaaea Y Corn,Caaes --roe Peaa,Caaea Preaton A Teaat Powder,Tiercea Pure Ciuer V loejar.

Por Sala at the mily Grocery

21 2t JCOD i. -- i(TO.,Xa.3-i

at jj 1

EXC-Lb-- OII LOImIX naa r.

THE MEMBERS .

Uaztite: . . I ).' ex.

law. obli-atw- aa .

there

eomfort- -

THE OFFICE OP XUE

Xol 39 aUEES ST., MAXEE'S BLOCK, j

A.y nolo out v. s. c-- --

UEL.Ei. SMiei- -t -Buc U Ui 1st a- -

DICKSON'S ART GALLERY !

61 FORT STREET.

Lava Specimens,Curiosities,

Photographic Views,

&c. ;e.o--

THE U9.0Llll IROi 1V0RKS 10.

MASS AXJ. ISIS OJT

3XAC HI-VER- Y,

MEAM EXG1XES.

Stii- i- MILUS w INI iiIIJ- -

PANS, CLAIiriER3,

Cli--N GA- MACHlSJiS.

3. COO-K- -S,

SMOJ--K

AND UlUVr SHEET IROX WORK.

CASTINGS 1H IRON. BRASS AND LEAD

MaUe to OrUer, aaU particuiar a eulioa paid to

Skip S in i tiling!SALS,

necessary Valve. Cocks, and Brackthey should Ceuu-iiua- l Wir meaoes.

schools. Packing Belong.

WQUid

or sec-- --C.

Can

Sfueeu

attention

forced

few

national Klbuwa, iiptilea,

Meal,

Caaea

each,

rmouta.

Sceam aad water iraui;

various sifW,

Bar, Plate aad Angle Irua,Pig Irua. for smiiuat, Somp Iron,

Suts, Bulta, Waahers,

corps, endeavor make place ua-- FULL-- OF

could

lier

rj

fr-.:ir- , them.

(

.

Hope

cae-l-OHH

law,

What legal

have

two,-

1the

.

'

the

G.

atrd

Per

liatu .

ifM- -l i

found,

'court,

tsaxiM

What

iirrn Ua,

ilemU'

and FeedSTORE.

FarlHu

So.

K.

.

TACCUM

BOILi

TASKS

O.M

andi Piping,

Boiler tubing,

Riveta,

$i.00 caciu Aiau ,

avr-a-- J-"xvi--.oiirsr-

3tsr:

1 Small Siaed Sugar Mill,

1 Medium Slaed Saar ililU1 Engine, 2 Horse Power,1 BoUiug Down Anp laUia fur Tallow,

17 Sugar Covlera,2 Turbine Wheei for running Centrifugal with 5d feel

IIcad of water.

SECOND IJ A N l MACHINERY:1 Small Tabular Builer, 3 Horse Power,1 Small Siaed Mill and Hursts Power

2 Bodera suitabia for lanlta

Sawing and Wood Work.EXECUTED TO

which, the Works bare onaaual facilities.

3 ALEXA5DEU. Manaicer.

iTo. i, rTo. io? rio. 10r:;r other be HAWAIIAIi ! AflJ'i the China eveotaailT

advocating

inrtOPERA,

Cloiha,of

YATOK..Madame

celebrated

aaVSEL0

Cbeeae,

Mackerel,

STACKS

shoTJug',

cumpieut.

OKDKtt,

YOCXG.

John Thorns Waterhonse.s30 lo

0. BiEWEi 5 GO.

OFFER FOR SALB

THE CAKOOJE-- S

sx

IOJLAVI AA1 CKYI0FROM BOSTON !

Consisting of. "7"s. s

this question. EVENIMC, S II2 CT C E

quantityPact- -c

oiiauar,

wife,

Frillt3

APPLES,

IMia'

BOATS. BOAT DAVITSYAL,ECedar Boat Boards. Boat Timbers,

Boat Knees ELkckinalack Knees,

Sheathing Boards, Wedges, Plugs,

Oars, Oak Plank, Whale Line,

Manila Eope, Oil Shooka, Tar, Pitch,

Rosin, Oaku--u, Cotton Duck,

Cotton Twine, Hook and Thimbles, &c, &c.

Composition Nails, Nails, Cabooses, Plows,

Plow Points, Assorted Iron, Stoves,

Farmers Boilers, Hunt's Axes

Hatchets, Axe Handles,

Centrifugal linings.

GROCI-IES'AN-D provisions.

New Bedford Pilot Bread, Prime Pork.

Qr bbla. Family Pork, Soap, Candles (sperm,)

Preserved Corn, Corn Starch,

Cider Vinegar, Dried Apples,

Pepper, Tiercea Hams

Cases Lard, Tat Powders, Batter,

Pembroke Salt, Green Peas,

Tomato Ketchup, Mackerel, Lemon Syrup.

DRY GOODS!Prints, Amoakeag renin i. Pearl River Denims,

Blue Drilling, Skein Cotton.

MISCELL.VIVEOITS.Matches, Gunny Bags, Michigan Pine, Backets, j.

Nautical Almanacs, Metallic Paint,

Rose --dale Cement, Pails.. Camberland Coal,

Keg Shocks, BbL Shooka, Eastern Brick,

Leather Beating, P.abber Packing,

Hemp Pack. ing. Varnish Salt Peire

Fire Cay, Scales Saddlery, Wlcking

Hide Poison. Canal Barrows, Tabs. 1

Coal ots, &a , i .

And Numerous other ArticlesSUITABa

For tlie Trade.ol ot C. BREWER. A COt

Public Astronomical Obsenrations !

TOUV G. WOOD WILLCOSTIsrCTHB- V "T.. : r. ourtm. Alter" uT. o..' . ii be ntmrTci.

a t 4

33!

WANTED !

ACCl'STOMED TO

TO LET.Ajpiy to

(onM1LK1XG

J. B WOOD.

MWO OR THREE WMILI MSIDE-NCE- 3.

JOBS THOA. WATK&HOrSK.

C.IRU.-H1VI- NG UECI1?EL0J?EA. m:-- K pt!y, tne

' , m- -i rk"Kna---) r oootMM, pr- -,

fyauc-i-ifc- - Prtrf,C- -I" SOTICS !

FOR SALE-- T UK DESIRABLE RES- I-

Kcu, wiJa ievrai

Sot ppy to K. - WAS.-31- A3.

14 It t-cul

Ex from pARX1ES on the ISLANDS HAY INSURE

lolaui from Hoston. from bilij--.

SALE BY TUB I'XDERSIC SSDQXFinely Perforated Brass Plates for Cen

COARSE GALVANIZED WIRE CLOTHS,

Made cxpnsai j for Cemrifu(ja.

A LA&GS A350KTJ1ST OF

Hftlt ASD sod isoir.-- I HOSOLULC 1R0JI WO-- KS CO.

HAYSELDEN BROTHERSNo. 43 Fort & Kins Sts..

J X AODITIOX TO THEIR ORlGI3TA.AS1 WELL SELECTED STOCK OF

CiE.l-Ka-L. 1U: GOODS!HATE.

BECEIVEDiSD IJ AVE SOW OX HAND:

Fin-- black, browa and green. SUb. Parachiuea andUeut's Sue black, ciib L'moreiu,

1 .i.a fine Due aid Buckaain Gauntlta.Uein-aiib-h- ed Cambric Handkerchief- -,

Cambric do., fine llcaiery, Hair Jfeta,Uluck, colored and invisible,

AsstM Ribbons in all colors & shades.Fancx Tartan Ribliona, aaaorted

belt Kinbooa, one-hal- f and two inch.Fancy W hits Vandyke Crochet Braid a.

Trio iuiiui! "I Crocuet Cottio- -a of ail makea.Brooks A Orr's and M.iauhca

White and black Cotioua, from 60 to ISO,

A, TERT FISE ASSO-TME- JIT OF FRESCH RL

BCTTO'3, of ail xixea.

Beat English Pina. Hillwooil A Son' Xeedles,Telegraph do , lUir Ptna, Sewing Us, Back Couaba,

j ifI-Li- Y 0TU, ARTICLES IS m&E&VlSUEXY

Too Voaieroua to M atina.

A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF R1MMCLGUS.NELL'S AD LCBIN'3

ASSORTED EXTRACTS.

Tooth Brushes, Combs and Hair Brushes,Florid Water, Pomades, Cocoaine.

Fancy Soxpa and Cherry Tootb-Paau- t,

Also John Ooaneil's Odonferoua

Compouiidfj for Scenting Drawers !

And x Select lot of Paper Kmyea.IDeluding a Choice Aaaoronent of

FAMCY LIGHT BRILL! ANTS AND PRINTS!Scotch Gingbama, ?kii-- n. Table Napkins,

Linen and Cottnn sltceunirs. Huckaback,MotHfuiCa NeuinK, Taraiab aud iluu-abo- ck Toweia,

Ad Wool, White aad Coiorad Flannels.stoe A bite men L'nil,

superior Luien Dwck.brown lax a Drill,

FAaCY I.lIrE IIICLS.Pillow Linen and Cnttuoa,

Haw. in s A Uor-k-'9 Whit Cotto-- X and Long Cloths,A very Saperior Arucle of Amen o Brown Cotlonsv

Ueary Kngiisb do.. In ah Limti. Inaft Brown iioll-u- d.

X Choice Article in Mantel Linen.ill ad l-- i.

WHIIJS A COLORED TOILET A TERR X COCHTEBJPAS-- S.

GRASS CLOTH & W HIT II BT.TT.LT ATTTS,

Pine Black Couourgs, Black Silk Lostera and Alpaca,lauixa Cloth, Fxucy Cob-ar- ga and a new xr-c- bt in

Maroon & Drab French Merinos !

ALSO

Ch.oice ZNXnslin Cxii-xi- s,

With Embroidered Band and Cambric Edge, and

1 FEW FLE JAPASESE SCASFS LEFT

JU5T MARKED OFF, A CHOICE INVOICE

aE-aT-S'

FUHHISHIHQ GOODS!Including Ties, Scarf llamlkercbiefa. Collars,

Brace, Hosiery, Olovea, White ihirta, Ilata,Cr u and Regatta Shirts, Fancy aud White

Hack Soi K.a d X a U but goud saanrti aeti t of

niacU Cloth Pauts,

Honoiuiu, Oct. luv 1871.

Ill --1

oat

Ve5ls and Coats.olA

--A3D-

SIAff!.ia Hi

HAS JUST RECEIVED FER

Excelsior. Windhover!

OTUE R A II It IV 4l Ia S .

niE PRi.TS. WHITE SHI RTISGS,Brewi CottiMia. Cotlna. vruia. u--h ruia,lleatiued Uawlkerc-iei- a. Pina Luutn.Brow Line. Kmbrudered Uaadna,Leuua, Vt indow Curuuna, Linea Ihread,

Of all Colors WeigJiU and rtes.

neay and Mediam Bine Twiilrd rannei.ne lleary Blue Cloth, T-- Poscboa,Tivet Raitx Carpeta, Crisieaa Shirta,Wh'te Cott- o- Sturta, Lin- e- bbirta, Bags xnd Bxggioc,Pita Jacket- -, Pilot Trowaera, Aliiaca, Coxta,

SAI --O H-- 33 RY !

Floor andTatla Oilcloths,

Ind Coope & Co.'s Ale,Tean-- l, Ale, D --oiah'a Ale.Btoe. Woiia Co.'a Paater, Dwa-i- Ue. Whiaky,Ber-ar- d'a old Tooj. Bernard's Oinaer Wine,Irtaa and somen Whtaky, Jamaica Rom,Marled aud lieoneaav a iirBy, Fiae- - Port,

FlItE SHERRY. LI CASKS ASD BOTTLES.

MeOnie'a Cooira, Wro-- gi Ir a P --pa,1 at r H aynuMLer Rananana A Sima, .

Lro B--dati --uia aad Seata, 11 0041 Ixoo, Bar Iroa,

Livarpool W Fir brtcxa, Feaeuis; Wire, o.

Crosae & BlackweU's Pie FrnitsIPtekle xnd Oibnaa's Sum tm, Sperm Cxndkn,

PILZSEB.VEI --TEATS;

PIESVEI POXAT023.

NEW ZEALAND ROPE,Of 2eu and very Superior make.

Te Sapiiiea. ErLanware.gbttwxre, Smrar 31ira, etr

fi-- lm TH EO0. H. DAVIE-- w

THE r.lUTUAL LIFE IQSIXRAnGE CO"

Established February 1st:, 1843 1

LARGEST ASSETS, I.COJIE, j

lASITRil, AJIOLWT INSURED, J

PAYS TOE LARGEST A.llOOT OF DIVIDEDAND HAS THE SMALLEST PERCENTAGE OF EXPENSES.

1

j HISURAHCE L1AY BE EFFECTED BEKEFIT OF LIARHIEO VOCQBEYOND THE THEIR HrSlJAXD CREDITORS.

CREDITORS r-l-AY INSURE THE LIVES OF DEBTORS

Excelsior Liverpool residing OTHER

JUST

WHICH WILL II gtJPHIID AID FOR A KDID FS OF IiriSii.Printed docaments of an interesting ciuiracter showing- - the BENEFITS A XL

ADVANTAGES generaUy of LIFE LNSUEAXCE that this Company has to 0ffet.J

supplied Gratis, or forwarded Free of Expense, by addressing- -

J. R. TTFIX-ElS-T, Special gentr

. Tor the Hawaiian Ialanda. (

o21 yo, street, makkcs block.

IS. 2--XI SiOiIT

TTATE JUST RECEIVED PER IOLAiI, A FCLX. ASSOttTME.fT Of

TOV-Ei- s xvrvD vvgh:.s i IAnd Offer Por Sale THIRTY Different Kinds and Sizes'

AND FOUR DIFFERENT SIZES OF CABOOSES.IN ADDITION TO THE

tt.-v7?- t ray STATU. DEL CO OK. rnmr

PkTT-- X COOK. SA-tP-LE COOK, VIOL SU PARLOR QYZS ST0Y1

Iost of which are well known, throughout the Tilandi, we new ofer the fcllowi-- jj

NEW SXOVE3:HEW I 3 AUt 23 H, Two Sizes.

Xo 21 Inch ware. Oven IS by 18 inches. So. 34 blob War. Or i by IS aa. A Sew Cat 8tva af aatplt aisa k

aaU boliea, which can farmabed as raoderaie ease has x -- amp (race and tan pan, ia aaxk ia iu ofmuum ,aad can be ooera--a i witb gran- - coiy. I ;

XO. IXCH WARE. OVE5 12 fcr I IXCIIES,

Tnia is Cook Stove of - very chaste and original de

sign, and is intended to meet the wants of ail desiring a jCHEAP STOVE.

EEACH

THE WEDAL RAflCE.-Fo- ur Sizes. f--

; 'fiWm sqoa- i-

seooo-- -1

THE SU-THTIE-II

A-VG-E. Three Sizes, j

No. 3-- Oren 11 b, 4--Oven 12 !... by 1 nfsAll ihe are tor "are,is and very perfect iu un.

3. 7, xnd S

S

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20

be it

AlaSO, JUST KECEIVED

Ships' ana Schooners'ATLANTIC CABOOSES!

' 1. 3. --ai 4.

WE HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND3Iost Complete

IttllM aatr --"- II-a- -ia

6;

12

1--r aquam.

li inchea

lnJ1" "

17 bicbaxaauaM.

a

aa

tarraoiP--

boiler

advaxf.

IXinche. 13 loch- e- IJ inches.

fitted rffiaa beauiifal arucleinrb.

OF

U

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-"W -- -- a -- -

ASSORTWEWT OF HARDWAREBcksitb'tPLOWS, Plow Poiuta and P'.ow Haadlea Besa-- a, A.rwallnr--l lmpic bM ail kindx,

xiea xnd xil Hoxae and Car-u-rter a Tooie rCxrnx xnd Waajon A Sprinx, sea --hip

. .... ..nmrvX.

V

Shoes la and Finding, PatnUcra' MatenaU xu u-- aa o- -v - , ''

California Oak Tanned Sole Leather. Harney Bndle Rx-- wct Saddle Lextber. Freweb Wd Calf '

rery aaaortment of AMERICAS AJID ESUU S1IELE HARDWARE, of erery de-cri-

Hitchr a rfrna.la gr--ak vxrt-t- y, Manila Rope, ,1, I !-- uairamxeo iron

$T"-- A E 33KY GOODS!a - Denima. Brow a Cottooa. Bleached CoUoaa, AMorted Fancy PrtaAa, Sbeaam.

A VERT ASBORTJIEUT THE

Celebrated West Meriden SHVER PLATED WAiIacludiog Tae.Drt and Tea3po--oa aad Forba, Cake Baaketa. Table caatora. 1 . " J

Boiled Linseed OiL T7hite Lead and Zinc; and a Full Assortment of Dry

o!4 lia

a30

1

A.

r--i

ao.--E

Cabwad Pxiulx in 00. Seats Foot Oil, Fxrint-r- w vat-ta- o. vow -

Dsvser's Kerosene Card Matches, Chns - fylts- - Ch-r- as BrieW -.- !- .- -. Vm. 2 a- - S. J--

xv. Ac.

All of which will bo Sold at Retail Wholesale mw- --

able Prices, by

H

FWK

nrw-Pre- W Rricb iket, Ci

NOW JxlI5--?C- rCARGO OFTH-F-S-BRIT- ISH BARKTRB Ed M istwr, frot Liveriw-- . The

Cargo oosBpnaes

A FULL ASSORTf.lEMT

ENGLISH GOODS!8ALE

THEO. DAVIES

THE HEW STORE!Kerehant Street, a Large Assortment

ALES, WINES, SPIRITS, &c.WHICH WILia BR

SOLD LOW AT WHO ALEraASKBROWS,

u BROWS CO,

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TOBACCO

IQB OEEAM, 1;AT BTJ-T-TUi-r11

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jj.ES AND PEAKSTHIS

O'CLOCK. A.M.. AT SALESROOM.

0 Boxes APPLES.5 Doxes PEARS,

Tcaga Wonga, in Prime Order andCondition.

K. P. ADAM3, Aact'r. ONE

OOM SALE.OCTOBEB 24th,

X2SDAT. : :1 am

j ;I CSCiI.IXEKlEXTO, Off

ERAL MERCHANDISE 1

TheCOMPRISE5- 0-

IlHZ LINE OF DRY GOODS!CVOTH1XG, HATS,

1.7IT 1NISDING GOODS, HOSIERY,

. Kiosene Oil, Gas Light Oil,

Boston Card Male be,

ijttf.E TOBACCO & CIGAES!i . m. fr m m r n TAno.tsfiOIWt? wwmiw.- - - w

,u.RJ,Jlh.iiil lb. Oysters,pie-fruit- Table rants,

MANILA ROPE MATTING.

lT-KIS- Wool & Cotton.Pint

Crockery and Hardware, PintFirst

I, on Hams. Haw'n Sugars!FirstPintFirl

W hiteAe, Ac--

E. P. ADAMS. Aact'r.

RliFTURE SALE! fishing

if.' THURSDAY, OCT. 26th,AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M- -

it tie Eesidence of Mrs. 0. E. "Wood,

PALICE WALK,

tiJFUBHITURE OF THE HOUSE!

... COMPRISING. ....

V- - FCRXITCRE.SQROOM FLRNITl'RE,

dining room furniture.EN FCRXITCRE,iiX HOSE, fetu. fee., AcE. P. ADAMS. AuctV.

OF LEASE OF LAND

ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONS3 LANDS, tbe andsTSigneil will offer for sale

' , la the city of Honolulu, at 12 o'clock M, oa

W i lnesday, November 15th,, of the toad known as Waiabole, situated In

. and of Oaao. Tbe Commits loners wUl Uke--. lease, af the land anall be used Mr sgrlcoUural.' - parties Un enquire of

K. P. ADAM3. Auctioneer. B

j. i.' SCHAEFER&CO.- ?

J AVE RECEIVEDi i

J,!?

u.i M BREMENI Per Hawaiian

OneTwoThreeFour

I li (!. WYLIE,this

tJT

iMANSr MASTER,'P

' A LARGE

TiIENT OF GOODS!

-- CAREFULLY--

1 FOR THIS MARKET!oa

olA

-- COJTSISTISQ or

100DS, HOSIERY, FOR

lEas GOODSS"J

:loths, cassimeres, cits and Cigarritos,

:OCERIES!U BEERS Fin

--AND.

LIQUORS.XiTS,

I0K 8HXB.ET AMD PORT wrSE.

flWrai KHUIE WISE,

: & Co.'s Champagne ! e90

nd Gin,

French Cognac,

Lager Deer, Pale Ale.Porter !

ip. HUHGARIAH VIIIE8 !

the Finest; Brands. (

WHICH ABE OFFEREDtc at Lowest Elarket

forRATES. sSO

BY C.-S- . BARTOV."WEDITESDAY, : : : OCTOBER 25th,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., AT SALESROOM,

WILL BE SOLD, A SELECT ISSOItTHESTor

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,DOWSER'S KEROSENE OIL, CARD MATCHES,

TWO HEAVY HAND OAETS,New, with 1J inch Iron axles, 1) inch tirea.

LIGHT HORSE CART.ONE CARRIAGE HORSE, if not preTkxulr

disposed of.C. 8. BARTOW, Auctioneer.

BUILDING AT AUCTION.Instructed by DI Ex. the Minister of the Interior to EeU

at Public Auction,

FEED AY, - OCT. 27,AT 13 O'CLOCK, OH THE PREMISES, MILILANI.

Large Building Situated on King St,And at present occupied by Capt. Loot;.

Balldiaa; ( W Remered wiikin ten alarTrom time of Sale.

' C. 8. BARTOW. Auctioneer.

GOODS JUST RECEIVED !

PER- -

OTHER LITE ARRIVALS.SUGAR WESTPHALIA HAMS,CRUSHED English Pickles,

English Pie fruits.Quality Worth German Ale Brewery BUmarck Quality,Quality Ale in casks, quarts and pints.Quality English Ale in casks, Ind Coope ft Co.Quality Scotch Ale in casks, Jeffreys,Quality Claret In cases.Quality liubbuck's Zinc Paint,

Lead, Red Lead, Uchrea, W nitmng, unaiK, BiacK rainsPLASTER OF PARIS, Warranted fresh, at 4J cents

per puond.

Manila & New Zealand Hope, "Wire Bope,CALP SKINS,

Lines and Twines, FUh Hooks,. with a great varietym - i I

Shortly Expected via San FranciscoA Ijarge AsstrfcNrMC mf

ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMERICAN GOODS

Suitable rr the Fstll Trade. .

BESIDES DUE IN AI L. DECEMBERTHE CLIPPER SHIP NICOYA

CONTAINING

ABOUT 1000 T0US OP MERCHANDISE !

For the undereiirned, from a Needle to an Anchor, a largequantity of English Portland Cement, which will be sold

CHEAP FOR CASH.

Jl TBI WATBRHOUSEa30 2m

Expected per Moses TaylorA FURTHER SUPPLY OF

GHOIGE STATIONERY !-- AT-

THOS. C. THRUM'SStationery, and News Depot,

'Consisting in patf of i

LANK BOOKS. IN VA RIOUS SIZES ANDBINDINGS,

Memorandum and Pass Books, assorted sises,Weekly and Monthly Time Books.Instruction Books for Accord eon and Guitar,Shipping and Money Receipt Books,Account Current Paper,Inks, in great variety;Pen HoU-t- s, a choice assortment;Parlor damea of Authors, Proverbs, Ac.Mn. Slowe's Pink and White Tyranny,Battle of Dorking, Ac, Ac, Ac.

AXD A FEW COPIES OF LATEST MISIC !

ALSO, THE

CIRCULATING LIBRARY I

WILL RECEIVE ADDITIONS OF

Any IVeiv Novels Published !

Subscriptions received at any time to the same at the

following rates:

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS, (IN ADVANCE).

Book at a time $ 000a year. $3 60 six monthsBooks at a time 0 00 " 6 00 M

Books at a time 12 00 " 7 00 44

Books at a time. 15 00 " 8 60 "

The increasing demands upon tbe Library require all newSubscribers or Subscribers renewing, to be guided strictly by

scale.A FULL SUPPLY OF

ENGLISH,AMERICAN.

AUSTRALIAN AND

NEW ZEALAND

Newspapers. Magazines & PeriodicalsRECEIVED BY EVERY HAIL.

HntMrrlotiona thereto received at any time, and Subscribenthe other Islands furnished Free mt Postage, by

THOS. Q. THRUM, Stationer and Kews Dealer.

JUST RECEIVED!AND

SALE BT THE UNDERSIGNED

WONGA WON GAS CITY OF MELBOURNE,FROM ,

Sydney and San Francisco !

ASES ASSORTED PRINTS,Quarter Casks Marten's Brands,Quarter Casks Henoessy's Brandy,Quarter Casks Robin's Brandy,Casks Tenneota celebrated Well Park Brewery Bottled

Ale in pints and quarts, in line order,Cases Lemon A Cart's Port Wine, ,

Cases Lemou A Cart's Sherry,

Also, On Hand and For Sale !

Light Sherry in wood,Danville's Whiskey to wood,

Best India Rum,Cases Fine Scotch Whiskey,

Cases Liebtraumilcb, Ac, 4rC

ALSO

Assorted Dry Goods, Etc., Etc.

Tahiti 1 i r w o o d. X

For Bale by the Cord.

Also, CEMENT. Apply toSa W. L. GREEN.

THE BR. BARK GARSTANGDUE IN DECEMBER NEXT,

FROM NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE' ' ' ' ''HAS ON BOARD

Newcastle 8team Coal, do. Smithy Coal,Groceries, Bottled Beer, White Lead, Zinc,U'nseed Oil, Black and Red Paint,Black Varnish. Galvanised Corragatfd Iron, .

Danville's Whisky ia quarter casks,Msrtell's Brandy in quarter casks, .

UenD57'" Rrandy ia quarter casks,area's Branny fat quarter casks.

Ilorsheads of Gin, Geneva tn eases.Seotah Whisky la eases, Quar. Cask Wr?y.Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, "

WHICH WILL BE SOLD TO ARRIVE.NEW STYLES 0FPRINTED COTTONS

Received regularly via Panama and 8aa Francisoo, andsale by the undersigned.

3m o7 3m yr l. GREEN.

japping.

FORSAN FRANCISCO.

THE FINE PACKET BARK

3D. C. Murray,P. P. SHEPHERD, Master.

Will Mil far tbe above Pert Satardaj, Oct. 28th.For freight or passage, having superior accommodations for

cabin and steerage passengers, apply too21 WALKER A ALLEN, Ayents. '

FIRST STEAMER FORSA1V FRA1VCISCO!

m.THE FAVORITE STEAMSHIP

City of --Adelaide !FRANK MOORE, Commander.

Is expected from Sydney on or about the 13th of October, andwtu leave witnln so boars or ner arrival,

For San Francisco!For Freight or Passage, for which she has superior Accom- -moilationB, apply to

s30 W. L.. GKKEN, Agent.

FOR FIJI AND SYDNEY!THE IRON SCREW STEAMERmm Wonga Woriga,

' J. STKCART, Commander.Is expected from San Francisco aboot the 20th of October,

ana wui leave within so hours of ber arrivalFOR FIJI AND STD.NET X

For Freight or Passage, apply toe30 W. L. GREEN, Agent.

FOR SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE !

THE FINE A 1 BRITISH BRIG

"Windhover,Will have Immediate Dispatch for the above Ports.

For Freight only, apply to23 THEO. H. DAVIES. Agent.

For Portland, Oregon.THE FAST BAILING HAWAIIAN BARK

am: JR,. W. Wood.,WUI have Immediate Dispatch for above Port

Freight and passengers taken at Low Rates by application to

Jy2 U. II ACKr ELD ic Co, Agents.

UNITED STATES. NEW ZEALAND-- AND-

AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP USE

FOR SAN RiANGISGO !

THE STEAMSHIP

MOSES TAYLOR !

WILL LEAVB FOR THE

Above Port on MONDAY, Oct. 23d.AT 4 O'CLOCK, P. M

FOR SYI1VEY, IV. S. W.VIA

AUCKL AND, IV. Z.

NEBRASKA,Will Have Dispatch for Above Ports

CONNECTING

At Auckland with Steamers for Other

New Zealand Forts.Er A Gam will be Fired frui est Board

(wo Hosira befare dewartsire.For Freight or Passage, apply tomy20 H. BACKFELD s CO, Agents.

Tli Steamers.OF THE

U. S.s N. Z. & A. Mail Steamship LineWILL

Leave San Francisco for Honolulu,AS FOLLOWS t

May .'. 1..24tb August... ...16thJane Slat September 13thJuly .....19th October lllh

The public will have timely notice of the dates of depar-ture from Honolulu for San Francisco, Ports in. New Zealaudand Australia, and all further particulars can be obtained atthe offise of the undersigned.

Passengers can be Booked at Honolulu toSan Francisco, Omaha. St. Louis, New Orleans, ChicagoBaltimore. Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Liverpool, atlow rales, which will remain in force until Dec. 31st, 1871;also, to Auckland and other ports in New Zealand, Sydney,N. 8. W, and Melbourne.

m,20 n. HACKFELD A Co , Agents.

FOR KOHALA.Schooner Active,

MEL. LIS II. Mailer.Will run as a Regular Packet to the above port. For Freightor Passage apply to

o7 3m WALKER A ALLKN, ApeoU.

REGULAR PACKET FOR LAI1AINA.-

THE SCHR. NETTIE MERRILL,K. D. CRANE, Master.

Will Baa Reglrlj letwen Tbls Port and Lahaina,LEAVING

Haaolala every Moaday and Lahalna titry Tharsday.

.7 lm H. HACKFELD A Co., Agents.

Regular Packet for Hanalei, Kauai.THE CLIPPER SCHOONER

FAIRY QUEE1V,KAAINA. MASTER.

Will Sail as a Begular Packet as above.For Freight or passage apply toot 3m WALKER A ALLEN.

TO RENT OR LEASE !

THE IIODSE AND PREMISES NO. 148ttuuanu Avenue. Apply to ..'.-Se- pt.

21st-- (23tf.) C. K. WILLI AM

BUILDING LOTS TO LEASE !

A T WA I KIKI, NEAR M R. ATH ERTON'SAppiy w J. O'NEILL.2. New Building.

Honolulu. Sept. , 18T1. t9 2m

TO LET.THE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED BTH. A. Widemaaa, on Judo eirers. app'j '

43 j. u.

TO LET!A VERT DESIRABLE NEW

COTTAGK. cootaioiog an elegant parkxir.?lP ihiMwfow bedrooms, dininr room, kitchen

and pantry, bath house, servant's bouse, Ac. The House issurrounded by garden aad pasture grounds, and Is pleasantlylocated ia one of tne most nemiiny pans oi in.

mjli Apply to UCGO STANQENWA LP. 1C. D.

TO LET OR LEASE !

THOSE VERT DESIRABLEPREMISA4 on the Plains known aa CL-U-

Hill IANL at iresent occupied by Mr. 19. V.Dole. Tbe Dwelling House consists of a large Par- -

lor. Dining Room. Three Bed Rooms and Pantry, two largegtorsi Room oa basement ; there is also, oa tbe land a CottageeontalniuC tw rooms, detached Kitcften, cerrani s uouse,etahlee. , --, wilh a wen of good water. Possessioaxvea oa the lrst of Ju'y nU For further particulara.

mfSOtt apply to JAMES 8. LEMON.

FOR SALE THE COTTAGE ON THEBaash at WaikjkJ, formerly oeeupiai by Miss Mont-gomery, Apply ta

0a tf . YT. Lu WKKEff.

FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET ATWAIKIBX Tba Cottage recently occupied by W. URfMn. ml l he Beach. W.iklkL Rent. 40 per month

or by the year at 136 per month. ' i

29 if Apply to W. L. GREEN.

fte'sl" aB,Je Mit (iS

THE LADI--OF TBI

HAWAIIANISLANDS.RESPECTFULLY BEG TO INFORMI you that I have now for sale at my

RETAIL STORESFort Street and Nunanu

FCLL AAD DESIRABLE CHOICE ASSORTMENT

FHVB Al FANCY HOODS!

8CCH AS

PURE FRENCH MERINO,BLACK, MAROON AND PINK.

Genuine Paris Colored Kid Gloves !

GENUINE PARI3 WHITE KID GLOVES,

Doo and Silk Gauntlets,CLARETS CR0CHETT COTTON, in Hanks

KNITTING COTTON,

A FULL ASST. OF COTTON BRAIDS!

Vandyke and Crochett Trimmings,Alpaca and Silk Braids, in all colors; Carpet Binding,

Tatting Shuttles and Crochett Hooks,

BEST QUALITY PIMS AIJDxrrjrjDXsSs i

Something New and Rare.

HEMMED STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS.

VERY SEAT AND SEW STYLES

LADIES' SLEEVES, COLIARS k (MSA Few Sets Only. Laee Trimmed do.

BELT RIBBONSassorted colors.

LADIES' BELTS, New Styles and Designs.

X 3-- T TS!A NEW AND DESIRABLE A8S0RTMENT.

BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED COTTONS,

Very Suitable for Family Use.

Silk Parasols and Umbrellas!

Cotton and Linen Sheetings.GOOD AND CHEAP.

Haclabnek and Russia Towels,Perfnmery and Toilet Soaps,

TRANSPARENT SOAP!Nothing le Equal it.

A LARGE LIST OF ALL GOODS

Desirable and Useful, and

Needed y Families,tor Ladies on the other Islands favoring me with their

orders, will meet with prompt and satisfactory attention.

o7 lm ' A. 8. CLECHORN.

1W1 BiK B.C. WYLIE,

117 Days

UNDERSIGNED II AVE RECEIVEDTHE THE ABuVK VESSEL

JZJN I1VVOICEICOMPRISING A PULL ASSORTMENT

or

DESIRABLE GOODS!Consisting in part of the following :

FAIMCY PRINTS!Pink, White Ground Brilliants,Heavy Denims, Brown Drills,White Long Cloth, Horrocks, Miller & Co. .Blue Striped Ticking,Victoria Lawns, fine Black Coburgs,Bleached Sheetings, linen and cotton,Blue Twilled Flannel, -Italian Cloth, Silk Alpac&s,

Black Lasting, Black Crape,Turkish Towels, Silesias,White Irish Linen, -Shirts, linen bosom, fancy bosom and white

cotton.Fancy Flannel Shirts,Undershirts, Blankets, ass'd colors.Cotton and Linen Thread, Bunting,White Linen Handkerchiefs,Fancy Cotton Handkerchiefs,Bed Quilts assorted, , .

Monkey Jackets, Silk Umbrellas,Doable-fac- e Umbrellas, Socks, &c

A FCLL. LINE OF

FRESH GROCERIESCLARET, RHINE WINE,

CJ Zt3L 233. Zt3L O !GENUINE HOLLAND GIN,

DOAPELKUMMEL BITTERS, &c., &x.

ALE AND PORTER!Fence Wire, Hoop Iron.Yellow Metal and Kails,Sheet Zinc Tin,Refined Iron,Fire Brick, Pipe Clay. Fire Clay,Gambier, Catch, Palm Oil, --

Caustic Soda.

A PCLL ASSORTMENT OP

HEMP AND MANILA ROPE !

House Paper and Borders,Havana and German Cigars. I

AN INVOICE OF

FINE CLOTHS, BUCKSKINS !

AND

CASSIMERES FOR TAILOR'S USE.AN1

Many Other Articles too NumerousTO SPECIFY.

For Sale at Low Rates. Samples now open

for inspection at our store.

.a '; H. HACKFELD & Co.

LIST OF LETTERSEMAININC IN THE HONOLULU POST

Office, October ISth, 1671.A ndrews J Maynard V

Allen Win Mattoa SiqairaArila Joae Irnaciod' Mendonca JosueAndrade Marianoo Mello Francisco ds

Melriros JamesBoutney I, Mulkey Chas JBissell Kev Edvln C Mc Darnel J Jli.irnum Wm U MUeiros LaisBrown II W Mann WmBiseknarn Thomas McLaughlin M IIBudne Benjamin J Manio Capt Oeo tBull B Mathias Manor I de BrnnBrewster Joseph B Me Miole StephenUeotlejr Wm Daniton Mendoza S UBeaxe.1 Bent Macomley JBirnholt McCoroiick Andrew MKartlett T Monks WmBenbart A Marks . Morpan S II

Morrill Warren PCarey J HCaflish Martin Nelson ChasCupe LCorreio Francisco Osborne J GCurtly John M Osborne Architect

Olds JamesDavis JohnDavis Chas Pangelinan VicenteDean George Powell & CoDwyer P O Peacock MSDent George Planter KdDaris Frank Peter MrDiss Custodio

Rose W LEdwards R Roerto JoseKaton Gordon S Keys Thomas WKliaa King Fred D

Roy GeoForesyth Mrs Maria Ransou AndrewPangelinan Vicente Kotierson JohnF rater W P Kowell James YPorta na Jose Kaiuiumlo ManuelFreilinla Antonio Kamos Francisco

Kibiusoa Joha WGreen James RGas Company S&la AlbertGarrett Andrew Squires A OuldGoldstone J Ban bourn WGrandges Louis do Swift RobertGorard Praocis Smith Cliaa AGoesnita G Toa Stivert J It

Seligman MHonies C 8aundrll WmHarell Mrs A II Sanborn J BHendrick W n SingerHoward Capt Smith WmHouston W P Sawyer HowardHarrison Mis P Smidt AHammond Thomas V Soyoe J T

Burner MrsIsaae Silva Antonio de Souxa

Sylvia AntoineJardin Christophe Silva FranciscoJohnston James K Souaa ManiKrl leJohnson James RJackson Henry Turner WmJose Francis Taylor SamuelJones Capt Robert Turner A W

Taller J GKeegan LukeBabbling Mrs P "Whit ford Joseph R

W hi taker HoraceLapham Eyra B Woblers LLevy Samuel Watts JamesLee Iter J D W ood Robert A 8Lehman Mrs Jane Watt MrLuseouib Chas Watts Miss Maggie

Wood JohnMattner Egbert Wolf Geo deMarvin Capt Geo P Wee! W W

A. P. BBICRWOOD, Postmaster-Gecera- L

N. B. Persons inquiring for letters in this list are particu-larl- y

requested to ask for 'Adfertiwrt Lellern. It

THE PACIFICCommercial bbcriistr.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21.PHASES OF THE MOOIT FOB THE MONTII Or OCTOBEB,

1871 HONOLULU MEAN TIMS.Oct. 6ih Last Quarter 7 00 am

13lh New Moon....' 7 48 m20th First Quarter 1 23 rst

27th Full Moon 9 43 rstTIME Or SUH BISINO AND SETTING.

Oct. 1st Sun Rises 6 65 am; gun Sets 6 46 rst8th Sun Rises S 67 am Sun Sets 0 39 PM

15th Sun Rises 6 69 am j Sun Sets 6 33 pm. 21 Sun Rises 6 02 am Sun Sets 6 28 PM29th 8un Rises 0 OS AM J Sun Sets 6 23 PM

81st Sun Rises 0 00 am ; Sun Sets 6 22 PMCapt. Uahiel smith.

NOTES OF THE WEEK.Thanks. Ours are due to Mr. Barry, the gentle

manly Purser of the Wonga Wonga, for files oflate papers and memoranda.

Our space is so fully occupied by ForeignNews, that we are compelled to omit our usual

Letters from Hawaii." They will be coutinuedhowever in our next issue.

Crowded. Our iteraizer complains that be iscrowded out of his usual space by the accumula-tion of news and other matters. Ia truth, we don'tbelieve he had much material this week on whichto exercise bis talent.

G7 Lovers of the weed will observe by II. Boll-m- an

n's advertisement in to-da- y's paper, that themost fastidious tastes can be accommodated at hisstore, in the shape of choice cigars, pipes and to-

bacco.

J3? The steamer JHout Taylor from San Francisco, with tne mails, is ruJly due. ine jvebraska,from Auckland, arrived this morning. The WongaWonga sailed for Sydney at GA this morning.

Life Insurance. We hear of a gentleman of thiscity to whom an assignment was recently made by aresident on another island, of a policy of Insurancefor $2,500, in the Mutual Company of New York(advertised in this journal). News was receivedthis week that the insurer has died.

More Unfortunates. Twenty-tw- o lepers weredispatched by Dr. Hoffmann on Wednesday morning, I . - . i - -- 1 m ii 1 r i i. -- : T. :last to join tue cuiuuy in cauco vu luuiuau. unasad sight to note these periodical embarkations tbelife-lo-ng separation from friends and home, and theparting: between relatives. The desire of the well togo with the sick is often very powerful.

wDeath op M. C. Monsarkat. Tbongh not unex

pected, the announcement on Wednesday last oftbe death of this resident of over twenty yearsstanding, was received with universal sorrow byall classes of our communitv. Mr. Monsarrat enjoyed the respect and esteem of a large circle ofIriends and acquaintances, endeared to Dim by nissteiling qualities of head and hearL

A Dangerous Nuisance. Our attention bas beencalled to the practices of ox team drivers on the roadbetween town and Waikiki. It has become s commonthing for them to indulge in furious racing on theborne stretch, to imminent danger of carriages ; andin the opposite extreme, the driver of a team baabeen found asleep in his cart, while the oxen occupiedtbe whole of the narrow road, so that s carriage fallof ladies and children had extreme difficulty in avoiding a collision. Can't tbe police look to these things T

Trim Your Trees. It is particularly annoying ofa dark, rainy night, to have your umbrella (a newBilk one, cost $5), ripped and torn, as you go hur-rying along the side-wal- k, by the overhangingbranches from your neighbor's inclosure. Impolitelanguage is sometimes beard on such occasions. AUof which the expletives and the umbrella might besaved, if people would occasionally spend a few minutes in trimming their shrubbery boidermg on thestreet

The Mutineers op this " Roman." By a passenger who came from Tahiti in tbe Kameluimeha PL,we are informed that in tbe latter part of Auenst,a French war steamer bad arrived there from theMarquesas Islands, having on board eight of tbecrew of tbe American whaleship Roman, who it.will be recollected, stole two boats and desertedfrom that ship last spring, after nearly killing thefirst and second officers. 1 be men were in prisonat Tahiti, awaiting requisition by the Americanauthorities. We learn that one, u not more, oithese men are native Hawaiians. Is . there nochance lor our Foreign Office to get up a diplomaticbreeze with Tahiti, or perchance put the formidable. . - a , Tit l. i ,7nailery oi me iieuie juemt uu uuuru, iuu

ber to the rescue of our compatriots ?

A Forth co mtnq Work. Tbe history of the Polynesian race is yet to be written, ana we arepleased to see in tbe Gazette the following allusionto tne subject :

m.Bm. -- " ..i1ia1mI ,A at. f that ,Ma AmfTttau, In historMTal

lore is likely soon to be In a measure, if not fully, filled by theresearches and labors of Hon. A. Pomander, of Labaina,whose lone residence in tbia eoantry, intimate connection withthe Hawaiian people, and industrious researches into thefolk-lo- re of tbe Polynesian race, have enabled hun to amass a

collection oi iraaiiuma, uu mhgreater irgenoa, pocirj. i . A v.: . k .1m "f th. MH r momprayers, at" v rinhabited by the Polynesian race, than any one else beforentm Das oeeo aoie co ouwaio. a cnucu iu. -j . in v .w. nt itimhi n. hi th. historian and theethnologist to correct previous opinions held npon the origin

. . .- m n t i tl ' itm rtnmana descent of too roiyncsuui race, --

antiquity, dating back as it does, through its traditions,legends and religions rites, to the time when the Cushite racepredominated in &. W. Asia aad the Indian Archipelago."

A ,, 1 L

k I Iptri i ne Theatre was wen uueu ihihf hursday evening with a brilliant and apprecia

tive audience, who welcomed the orthe Opera Troupe with much satistaction. Theselections irom iucia oi uBmioeruiuui

oil maio ind in anite of the disadvantage resulting from the" necessary omission of many scenesand incidents, the sad story of -- Lucia" wasclearly rendered. In the Grand bcena ana unn,as well as tbe Rondo, Madame Stales was particu-larly pleasing; while Signor Orlandini in Ahnon Avera." and Signors Susini in Cessi ab Cesei."and Cecchi in the - Finale " won many plaaditsfrom the audience. The opera of II Trovatore "is announced for t, and with its many bean-tifu- l

arias cannot fail to give satisfaction. Weunderstand that the chorus in the Miserere" willbe given by a number of young Hawaiian, whohave been under the instruction of Maestro Giorza,the Director. ' , -

Foreign Intelligence I

The bark D. C. Murray, Captain P. P. Shepherd,arrived on Monday morning in tbe unusually quicktime of 124 days from San Francisco, bringingdates from tbat City to the 3d Inst

A disastrous fire occurred in San Francisco on

the 2Sd ulL, which totally destroyed a large three-stor- y

brick block on Market street, the loss lootingup about a million of dollars, $.00,000 being in-

sured.A letter from a friend of tbe late Walter Mont-

gomery intimates tbe opinion that the cause of bissuicide was great mental excitement, created bythe conviction that tbe taste for the legitimatedrama, to the study of which he had devoted bislife time, was hopelessly dead.

The Fenian fools are rumored to be meditatinganother attack on Canada, this time by the way of

Fort Garry, over the line from Minnesota.

In the Massachusetts Republican Convention,

Ben. Butler was defeated for the nomination lorGovernor, C43 to 464, and Wra. B. Washburn was

nominated. John Quincy Adams is the Democraticnominee, i .

Direct railway communication between Indiaand .England is being agitated. To run across

Austria, Turkey, Persia, &c, onward to Bombay,

the distance to be 5000 miles by rail and 28 by sea.

The distance to be accomplished in six or seven

days, and the road to cost only two hundred andfive millions of dollars. ;

"One hundred and ten cases of small pox reportedin Lowell, Mass. for the ten days previous to Sep-

tember 30.Queen Victoria still remains at Balmoral in fee-

ble health, where Gladstone is paying ber a visitThe Mont Cenis tunnel is in successful opera-

tion.Tbe Brazilian Parliament bas adjourned, after

adopting a bill for tbe emancipation of slavery inthe Empire.

A year ago the American Board of Commission-ers of Foreign Missions owed $22,600. Tbe debtbas been reduced to $4,000, and will be reportedat that figure at tbe October meeting.

Good Templars. There are in this Order in Cal-

ifornia 7,230 members of whom 2,620 are females.The Florida mails give meager and vague ac-

counts of an astonishing phenomenon at Apopka,Orange county, near Pilatka. Tbe whole countydisappeared in one night, and its site is covered bya great lake.

It is in contemplation by the workmen in manytrades in tbe United States and Canada to go upona general strike early next Spring.

Eight million five hundred and nine thousandtwo hundred and ninety-nin- e dollars was tbe valueof the imports at the port of New York one week,or $1,000,000 more than for tbe correspondingweek of last year.

Judge Underwood, of the United States DistrictCourt for Virginia, gives the opinion that femalesof that State bave, under tbe amendments and theenforcement act of May, 1871, the same right tovote that male citizens have.

Another trunk mystery, according to the Pough-keeps- ie

(N. Y.) Eagle, has been brought to light.A trunk in a Hudson river baggage car, stronglytied with ropes, emitted offensive odor, which exci-ted tbe suspicions of the baggage master. He ac-

cordingly, with the aid of a PoughkeepBie detective,bad tbe ropes cut, when, instead of another ghast-ly corpse, the trunk was found to be full of Lira-burg- er

cheese.Stewart, the' millionaire merchant of New York,

is about 70 years of age, yet it appears by the de-

scriptions just published of his new palatial resi-

dence that be is still quite lively. We are told, forinstance, that bis bed. which is of carved rosewood,inlaid with mosaic, has on its central panel a female figure bathed in tbe warm glow of a Summersunrise, and on the footboard is a Figure 01 uupiawitb bis darts and quiver.

One of the entries in Mr. Connolly's accountbook runs as follows : " 1870, May 23, paid J.O'Brien for thermometers for county buildingsandoffices, $7,500." Mr. O'Brien got bis thermometersfrom Giuseppe Taguabue and a Dr. Pinnell. I beformer furnished two dozen at $2 apiece ; tbe latter eleven at $ 10 apiece, Mr. O'tsnen s profit, 91

Ou tbe Island of Antigua every estate was in- -Hired bv tbe recent storm. - A coolie vessel fromIndia for Martinique has been lost on toe coast ortbat Island with all bands. Two hundred bodieswere washed ashore.

Napoleon's sixteen horses sold for $7.808 anaverage of $488. The highest price paid for asingle horse was $810.

Great Britain last year consumed 42,000,000pounds ot tobacco, or a pound and a ball lor eacnone of the population.

Berlin expects to show a population of 900.000in tbe new census. Tbe city is growing almost beyond preceedent among tbe capitals of Europe.

A eonsniracv in favor of NaDoIeon bas been discovered in Paris. Pietri. late Chief or Police, is atthe bead of it, acting under direct instructions ofthe late Lmperor.

Paprs bave been found in the Tulleries wbicbare said to convict Lonis Napoleon of diplomaticintrigue to oust King Leopold and have himselfmade King of Belgium ; the meaning of which istbat he intended to annex Belgium to France.

Ia Hungary the publication of tbe dogma of Papal infallibility is prohibited, and the legal exis-tence of the dogma is denied by some municipali-ties. In Bavaria and Prussia tbe liberals are de-

manding severe measures against tbe ultramontaneCatholics.

Cholera is spreading to fresh districts in Russia,and an increase of the epidemic is reported.

Thiers announces that he is ready to pay tbefourth installment of tbe German indemnity.

Disraeli, at a late banauet. nroDosed a toast tothe Queen, and accompanied it with a speech infervent eulogy of ber majesty. Her duties, be said,were excessive, and no English subject was undersuch complete control of the political traditions oftbe country as its sovereign.

A rumor is current at Vienna that the EmperorFrancis Joseph is seriously disposed to abdicate.The cause assigned is bis despondency and bisconscious unfitness for tbe constitutional changeswhich threaten tbe dissolution of tbe Austrian Em-pire.

The iron miners of Staffordshire, England, havesecured an advance of ten per cent, in wages, andtheir wages are to be increased in proportion totbe rise in tbe matket value of iron which givesthem, in fact, an interest in tbe business.

The Princess Metternich, having gone back toParis, longs for the restoration of tbe Empire andtbe return of Eugenie, who was for years her onlyformidable rival in point of clothes. She so easilyeclipses all other women now by tbe splendor ofber toilettes tbat lasbionable society seems empty,and life a burden.

Enrnnean advices sav that the Internationals arearttaHinpr nrtly in Crmany that Iiffiarck,

the remarks that political caresalluding. to . subject,. m t,: J I. .

have given place to cares 01 aoctamtuj, um wuthe latter disturb him still more tban tbe former.

Th mrj. u th rmnlt of the exneriments inChinese labor in America possesses a double inter-est now in view of the Newcastle strike and otherstruggles between labor and capital. We shouldnot be at all surprised in these days of excessivecompetition, rapid locomotion ana wo ouez cauai,if before long we see John Chinaman and partybard at work over here.

fiiam ia movinir forward to place among tbecivilized nations of the globe. Slavery will beperpetually abolished in that kingdom on and after Jan- - 31, 1872. The owners are to be paid fortbe loss of their bondmen.

Salt Laxe. Sept 18. Tbe Hawkins adultery case--

crowinir ont of polygamy, will be presented to thegrand jury. In the impaneling to-da- y tbe threeprominent Mormons summonea, xneBsr. uuuvu, u,

Ko rtooart Koa Tnvnsnrl. of the TownsendHouse, and Clawson, son-in-la- w of Brigbam Young,ueciarca uuuer uu wjt a.iWl,. nf Kfilnflr rtAltn0-f- s

Chief Jastice McKean rejected them as jurors- - I bequestion, now be would decide in an im ip,1-io- g

the right of polygamy as part of 'e;'',,Jversus the .laws of Congress, was arWered

IKd Inana sbsp at al

ould be time enongn to aeciae w"c" uci. -presented. --

The Emperor Napoleon Is fast recovering, noth,iiii. bnt also from tbe nervous

shock bis system had undergone. .On the occasionof his visit to Holly Lodge bis spirits were at tbehighest. The boys 01 tnoimouueiy vowtgw uv-ntAn- at

tn rhwr Mm on his denarture in thepouring rain, be turned round laughingly, as bewrapped himself in bis furred greatcoat, and said.

How can you Englishmen grumble at this climateand call it variable? Why. it has done nothingbnt rain all the summer, I" A loud... peal

v:of laughter

- -and anotner nearly cneer greeieu uis juajeaij stne carnage uruTo uu.

TIkathim Chinee. Tbe 14.000 Chinese in SanFrancisco own $74,000 in ral estate. $1,188,000 inpersonal property, and bave lately organized aYouag Men's Christian Association, with a mem-

bership of forty,

EIGHT DAYS LATERThe Great Fire in Chicago I

TheC.JbA.S-S- . Wonga Wonga, arrive yester-

day morning, In 8 days, 224 bonis from Sat- - Frart-tisc- o

with dates to the lltb instant. The

topic is the almost entire destruction byv

fire of the City of Chicago, with the loss of aiany

lives, and property estimated at owe hunilral nmltirtiJy-fiv- e millions I This is believed to bave botnthe most destructive fire in the world's history.

Tbe fire commenced on Sunday aight, the 8lh

October, in a small barn on the Canal, not far from

Twelfth street. West side. We quolo Irani tele-

graphic dispatches of tbe 101b :

It was just such a little fire as bas happened athousand and one times before. The wind at thtime was blowing strongly from the southeast, sndowing to the extreme dryness of everything of acombustible nature, this small beginning quisklybegan to spread, and soon reached immense pro-

portions.Taking the course of the wind, the fire began to

move rapidly toward the heart of the city, and,soon reaching the buildings below Twelfth strevt,tbe flames devoured everything combttstible thatstood or laid in the way, reaching to Van lluren-stre- et

bridge. This was seized and quickly becamea prey to the flames, but it served to carry thefl.inies across tbe river at this point, and tbe carni-val of devastation and other wide-sprea- d ruin be-

gan on the South Side of the city, is a short tintbe magnificent depot building of the MichiganSouthern aud Rock Island Railway Companies wasin flames, and from this time forward all tbe effortsof the Fire Department seemed to be unavailing.The railroads, Eastnd South, ore sending no trslusout this afternoon, as all the ear remaining in tbecity over Sunday are consumed. The Incomingtrains are til behind time, owing to fires raging iuthe woods and prairie.

Tbe water aud gas works are both destroyed,and probably for some time the only supply of theformer will be from tbo lake, and a substitute forthe latter will bave to be employed. All tbebridges across the Chicago river, from Van Iturenstreet to the lake bave been burned, and the onlymeans of getting from oue division to the other isby the tunnels, and the entrances to them arebadly blocked. Tbe newspaper oflices bave all,or nearly alt, been swept out of exixtencc, andtheir material destroyed, and no papers bave beenor will be issued down town to-da- y, the tun beingtbe only journal which escaped the conflagration.

This morning a largo number of teams were sentby Messrs. Tucker & Sherman to assist in the re-

moval of such furniture as had been saved from theSherman House. It was telegraphed for from Mil-

waukee at 3 o'clock, aud a number of things wereat once sent forward by express. The banks baveall been destroyed, excepting tbe First National,and the upper part of that is gutted. Tbe vaults,however, are intact. Tbo hotels in that districtfrom Van Buren street to tbe river and from thuriver to tbe lake are all destroyed, and tbe guestsbave sought refuge in hotels in other purls of thocity.

Chicago, Oct. 10 3:10 r. v. Word Is justbrought that a fierce fire is rsglng on Thirly-tlrs- tstreet. This street is two miles south of thosouthern fire limit on the South Side, and little lesstban that from the limit 011 the West Side. Thishas been set on fire evidently for the purposo ofdestroying tbe remaining part of tbe city, largelyoccupied by wealthy residents. It is also knownthat two men who were caught in that act of firingbuildings have been shot, aud others led off withropes around their necks. As tbe wind is blowinga perfect gale, tbe end cannot now be foretold.

Chicago, Oct 10. This morning, after the ex-citement had somewhat subsided, tbe universalquestions were: What is to be done! Will itever be rebuilt? Are tbe Insurance companiessolvent? Will the banks resume payment? Theanswers, to far, are unsatisfactory. Then the prin-cipals themselves do not know anything. ThoPostoffice bas ben temporarily atBurlington crossing, at State street. Tbe Board ofTrade bave a room on the West Side; and rentsare enormous and provisions fearfully scarce. ThoWater Works, Gas Works and tbe places of amuse-ment and all tbe newspaper offices of tbe city sredestroyed. Nine-lentbt- of tbe valuation of Chicagohas been swept away in one short day. Twohundred blocks of the finest portion ot the city aredestroyed. Reports of loss of life are afloat, andno doubt many have been lost, yet there was not-th-

least excitement observable during tbe day ;no pa nio, every one appalled by the aighL It issaid General Sheridan assumed command in thoexigency yesterday, and stopped the fire by tbouse of gunpowder. It is certain that powderstopped the spread of tbe fire on tbe South Side.Tbe Union National Bank was blown up earlyyesterday, witb tbree millions of money in iuvaults. Many other buildings were blown up, butit was of no avail. At Harrison street, where thoflro was stopped, tbe buildings were all blown upfor two blocks wide on the direct path of theflames. It is impossible to give any idea of tbeterrible destruction. The Ore is bounded byHalstod street on tbe West Side, tbe Lake on tbueast, Harrison and Polk streets on tbe soutb, andLincoln Park on. tbe north. Everything witbiitthese limits is destroyed. Seventy vessels wereburned. Tbe sidewalks are full or houseless people, and was the bed for thousands last night.

tiiiCAUo, uct. y p. M- - A great many personsjumped into the river to escape the flames, only tourown. Hundreds or animals perished in stablesand streets. It is estimated that 100,000 peopleare homeless, a large proportion of whom ate des-titute of everything. Cooked food is in great need.and all towns tbat can are requested to forwardprovisions and clothing for tbe hungry and nearlynaked women and children, as earlv as possible.Nearly every city and town east of here has re-sponded

11to this , demand,. and it is hoped tho West

wut not ue pacitwara.Four men were caught se Ulnar flro to buildincn

on tbe West Side, and were Immediately bung ontbe spot by tbe enraged populace this morning.

1 11c total loss 01 property bv this most teriiblofire is roughly estimated at one hundred andtwenty-fiv- e millions of dollars. Insurance compa-nies will suffer severely, and some may be ruined.The amount for which tbe San Francisco companies are liable, is stated at about $4,650,000. whileNew York and other cities are bcavlly interested.Relief measures have been promptly taken in alltbe principal cities of the Union, and large amoiiutsof money, clothing and stores would be forwardedfor tbe suffers. BankiDg bouses in London, sent

5,000 for relief.OTHER. ITEMS BV THIS ARRIVAL.The Birmingham Liberal Association bas ad

dressed a circular to Liberal members of Parliament on tbe subject of retorm in tbo House ofLords. It says : " We believe the time bas ar-rived when the hereditary nrineinle. which neitherensures wisdom in an Individual nor patriotism in

body, must be abolished : when the second chamber must be brought into union with popular sympathies, and when tbe undoubted rizbt of tbe Houseof Commons to carry the will of the people intoaction ovar all opposing Interest and authoritiesmust be secured."

Nkw Yokk, Oct. C. At a meetlne of tbe Chamber of Commerce the subject of petitioning thoGovernment for a subsidy for the steamshin linebetween San Franc! co and Australia was considered, without definite action. The Chamber Is inreceipt of complaints from Europe on account ofl l j U w .... - - - - ... AC!..country.

There was great excitement at bait Lake, thUnited States Court haying caused the arrest ofBrigham Young and other prominent Mormons ontbe charge of concubinage.

Tbe strike at Newcastle, England badan end. the employers having agreed to c intoeffect the nine hour system after Jan. 2d, 1

Terrible prairie fires were raging in le.r!0.r,1Western counties of Wisconsin an a 01 lawsquare miles burned over. . ' .

Qneen victoria bad been quite u "v ptUU rMVtvro1 TS nartlcular ftfUipiaini WSS anabscess on tbe neck, which bas t rem0Tf(?- - TheTime remarks tbat tbo Qneeps iimesa wnu occasion deep abd universal concern, and assurancesof ber restoration to better health will be anxiously..tyhori (nr. Her subiecM can never forget withwhat labor nd self --control she bas devoted herselfto their interests during the best years of ber lite.,and sb will, it is to be boped, reap some rewardin tAe assurance of the affectionate anxiety withwhich she is followed in her momenta of Ulneus anddepression. These feeliogs will, perhaps, on thpresent occrsion be mingled with some sentimentsof remorse for tbe reflections which were madeduring tbe last session upon tbe comparative with-drawal of Her Majesty from ceremonial appear-ances in public. Her present illness gives reasonfor believing tbat she may bave been unequal of.late to any snca exertions; and It must be sin-cerely regretted that tbe accident of two applica-tions for dowries coming before Parliament ren-dered a discussion of Royal functions Inevitable attbo very time wbea it was most. Inopportune.With Her Majesty's knowledge of tbo feeliogs ofber subjects, she cannot, however, bave failed toperceive that any mnrmtirs of discontent at ber re-

tirement were themselves tbe best witnesses to theloyal affection with which she is regarded. It wasbecause the people cared to see ber tbat they weredisappointed at not seeing ber. The moment sheis known to be really suffering, the same sonthm-u- t

will lead to a complete reversal of feeling. Thohearts of ber people will be with her. whether sbois seen pr unseen by them. They will still hopetbat she may soon be restored to them ; but tholonger she finds it necessary to b atment. tbogreater onl t will bo their pleasure at ber return.

Portland, Oregon. I

BEEN ENGAGED IN OCRPRE.VINOHAt-r.-l b.s.ae f-- ap-a- rds of

t.ea.1 .a nr. vroof brick bn. KTrM. I Uruuir. C-- wuwU pee.aiiv

f.,.7.. rV u rtirn personal aBut.a.aa-- I upa wljc rh iJ. w.'J beurade required- -

! ?CMCOK i4n-- r Undenter. J - Pair C.,KrM. Ika. T. Coirmo A to.,

rt--n- a. Usa Co.

Leonard A Oreenr.oo.AS,. A LU- - U--ia

,a Wikcr A Allen- -

r Dosaai MACtaAV.TT. rorrr. Karw Macula r.

daa Fraas Portland, i.CORBITT & IACLEAT,

Importers, ".Tholesale Grocers and;CoiniuiMftion Tlercliant, j

Slippers and Dealers of Oregon Produce, j

?an raANCiscosOflce lO Clllaraia Street, j

FORTMSD. OREGON j

13 ..4 13 Frai.- - lOJt 12 Fleet St.

California.-......8- a f,rmoc"e !jm l" Rinn Eee-Us- a"

u i- -HwsCmiUbm"" I.'""-- Pra

YLTST, PEAEODY & CO., '

SUippin- - & Commiioo Utrcliants, ;

. .B..;:'BiTrfil!iTiinrf?Coi!lDanT. ;

eTOW'r:.Vr.rai. Kr --id Barrel SkwLi i ! QwititJ j

:.m.T.i f fimnvm i

.ivl ilairrT'Ui'f mx-uu- . j -j

AID UiLASB rWDCC.

E7-- Rffi TO :

m. c.... uSSS !

1 1 svnrfci nl iXm. f MkAce .......

orricK:N. 409 Ciforei SM" Ynneaeo. Jaiaiy

k. LTitroo,irv. vtHlll, A. P. ETTT,FortUnd, 3I Fmo ct- - Si yrmacuc

LEVEHIDGE, WADHAHS & CO..SUCCESSORS TO 11-- O. SXLlTH.)

Wholesale GrrocersAND

Forwarding and Commission Merchants.PORTLAND, OREGON. j

Partir-U- r Ittf.tU. fU t f..Mntl .f i

,A Ndrir. Prl. IT ;

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fl. W. SE ERAXCE & 10.,

General Shipping & Commission ;

M E a c: ii a nts405 StrttL rj,mrr of I.U'J St- -, San Frrw.isco.

t

WH. WADHAM3,Vf. K. I.BVKRIDOE,

WM. MORTON.A. P. KVEWETT. V PortUod. O.Ma Francisco. J

LEVESIDGE, EVEHETT & CO.,

Forwarding JtCommisMon Merchants3 I S FROST STRTET, CORN ER. COMMERCIAL,

SAN FRANCISCO.ToosiicnoienU of Island Prod ace,laid UPi rt auentiua

o22 lj I

TOCIA, !

j

AA'D CO.,IMPO&TIR3 or ;

VATKEH 30XI0NS. FA2ICY GOODS, ;

MILLIXERT GOODS.

Wnite Goods, Perfumery, Pocket Cutlery,

noil ERT, ZEPHTR WOOL, c, c

RESIDENT BUTERS IN THEHAV1NG io Kurope, and U--ia to direct commanicarim,t manaiactares. re are ecMtbted to get Uooda oat the

beat teras and lx sell accordingly.

Our Stock is the Largest on the PacificCoast, and we invite l he

Especial attention of Ilonolalo Merchantsto aat examination of the aaase.

Partaenlar atteotioa gives to Orders.

TUEIS, DATISSON CO.

Corner Souer Samoa Streets,

Man Praneiare, Cala.b

ioaa acutuj. o. auuu.J. C MERRILL t Co.,

Commissioa Ilerchants and Auctioneers,201 and 206 (LkufunuA Street,

San FranciMCo.albo, aoests or this

San Prancisco and Honolulu Packets.Paxtieolar attention riveo tathe aale and pareteaa ol met

tbaadia. ahipa' bnaiitesa, aaaptvinc whalesnrps, negottatiagrulUBtv. .

r--. 4u rretcht arriving a !aa Franciaeo, by or to the aarfaia Line of Packeta.illbef.waJed raaa or coajmsaioa.

XT Exchange m IIfmala hoaght and sold. XXBBvaassca

Messrs. C. L. Rieharda Co... HoaolulaH.HackfcdCo -- -c. Brewer St Co.... ............ .......... "

" Kinhna Co............... ........Dr. R. W. Wood "lloo. K. H. AUeaU. C. Waierraan, Esq... .. ................

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JOSEPH GIIiLOTTS

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LEA aV PERRIES'C2LEBRBTES

WWCESTEBSBIBE SAUCE""TLilSED Br CONNOISSEURS

TO BR THE

Biii fit t

caution against fraud.t!1 oa and nanvsileal Condimenthaving eaaaed eertam neaJavav apply the-- nux of - Woreea-terant- ee

smk" t Ueia- - on inVnov eompMMui. the Pnbiie ishereby taformed that the only way ta aeearr ta. genatae, ia taASS FOR LEA & PEHRU7S' SAUCTL

iUamaal a -- a t.a.- - "TOsa iwKcu Dtnsf Mtu svppiiea wtiawkitkmm Wrmtmhirc Saam, npoo th wrumr aod laMIs of. ,WlKfti the mamA. w a wa a a w

ax- - naivw iiMUBHica .nrtr i upgoeemawltA power of attorney lt Utt .ortMt prooeMiocs aaiMCMairnfAWw f a vavr4 ---k. . . a. i

by vtuctl trtr rtM mar ht intrrarrd.Ac IW XJU. ek PERKINS 3ACCM ml iee Naune o Wrap--

tsr (avm! IXa l as.Whaleaale and for Kxpevt by Ibe-- Proprietors, Worcester;maae and BlackweU, Loadoo, At, at; aad by Uroears aad

OUcA ly THEO. H. DA TIES, Agent, Bonotahx.

New Hawaiian PnblicationsISTNCPSISOli" HAWAIIAN GRAMMAR.By . D. Alsxajiobb, late Preaideot of Oaaa UnNegev

Beeond ediUoa, roraed aad enlarged. Price 7&ClaESQ LIXII AXD HAWAIIAN PHRASB BOOK. By Rev.A. Eissor. feteood. edition, reriaed aad enlarged.Prieav 7 Oata.

. ediUone of these valaabie ami indispensable band--have beaw imed. aad are readr far sale carry nextek. Xo perseai arha has iw laina to eourciee withaooald be withoa one ar bnth of taese paMieatieaa.

A few. copies ofA3DR!BWS nAWAUAN GRAMMAR, and also of UrOiCIXOM ART, oaUaod aad ror Sale.

. h. x. wmnrr," Pabliaber atd Rookseller.

ijtrtisrninls.

AUKNT3 FOR THE

Prindle Steamer and Boiler!x-irnn- CALL THE ATTEXTIOX opW masters, etnea --iteTe. Oniim, farmer, aad others,

to this lNVALl'AbLJi STEAUIK AND ROlLARor

General Heating, Cooking and Steaming. pparalta.

jy far illustrated circular.

ALSO, OX HAND

Large Assortment ol

COOKING STOVES!Second to none in the Market.

ALVA NIZED TUBS AND BUCKETS,G Rubber HdM, 12,34 inch.Souenor Galvanized Cham her Pail.

japanned wMe,

FULL ASSORTMENT OF TIN WARE.-- A.I&Q-

:T1.. Sheet Lead, 2 12 tollSh iroa.i uck .nd gaind,

shert cpper, sheet ZnctIrooaBauopperTope..

Binck Tia.

also

ariT. s t tt 37 iMany Articles in their Line use-

ful to Housekeepers!such a Tuiiet Sets. Lunch Boxes. Sytabob Cluirna,

tpice Boxes I nd Canisters Tea Steeier,Cliildreo'a Trayi, Zinc Wjh Board.Him Boilers, Plain and Fancy Patties,Xnu Cake and Suar Boaea,Tranka. Mstaaaea Cana,

Stk llamraen. Knife Bxe,Crumb Pac and Uraahea, Wire Corers; Kitchen Knives,

lirs Wire and Ilatr TUtarSttirrt,Da., ,Bd Brnahes, JcUyandO.ne.etP.n

Preserve Spoo.,.. .Grid Irons, Jelly MooMs, E Slieera, and

Qther Lijie ,

AL,o

grp RECEITEI) PR CEYLON.Conk ne Stores.

Ships' and Schooners' Cabooses,Floater's Pipe Vices,Ilaae and Plain Bibb Cocks, roagb and Oniahed, all aiaea.Rubber llose, Hom Noslea and Sprinklers,Caat Iron Bath Tnbs,Galvanized Fitting for vater pipes,TiaSouiVs Solid Pnuehirs and Mallets,Siencil PtaU Braaa, Tinned and BUck Uirets,

ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER LOWAT

IVo. O Ivaaliumanu St.Orders rrom tne otner islands win meex

with prompt attention,A.'ncl t "til H.oweat; Xtates

mhll slS

THE VALUABLE PROPERTY. KNOWN AS

THE TOBEY SUGAR PLAHTATIOH

Koloa Farina Manufactory !

SITTATED is KOLOA, ISLAXD ofKiril.Together with all the

BUIIiDINCiS, LANDS,

LEASES OF LANDS,

TOOLS, UTENSILS,CATTLE, HORSES,

MULES, CARTS,Ice, Stc, Ac, Ac.

AS PER FOLLOWING SPECIFICATION,

CoOHUting of :

ONE DWELLING HOUSE, 3 8x18,with 3 Sleeping Rooms, Sitting Room, Eating Room,

Pantry, AcONE FRAME HOUSE.

contatoing Kitcben. B d Room and Store Room.

1 Frame Hsssr, 20xlS, a Spare Sltfping Hsase.

ONE CARHENTER SHOP.36x13, Set of Carpenter's Tool, and Set 4 Cooper's Tools.

1 Frame House, with Carriage Boom andDairy, aael all I he appliances for ibe

same.One Clactsaitb Shop and TimIs,

One Frame Cart Usae, 3fixI8,

Tbree Frame all re Hsasrs,Tbrre Grxs Dsases.

One Frame Doilin? House. 60x30.Wilh train f Ke-ttlr- a cwtaplrte,

Clarifter. new Sorghum Paa, (never been aaed), 4 Try Pota,Srparater.

One Store House at the Beach, framed,32x1 G.

Frame Dwelling- - House at the Beach,Containing gitbog Room, sleeping Roooia, and Office.

ONE FRAME MILL HOUSE. 40x30, FORQrindinc Maaioe aad manabctnring Farina, wtth every-thing complete ; Water-wre- l to drive the Uiila.

ONE FRAME BAKE HOUSE. 2xlO. FORdrying and makins Tapioca and Farina, with 10 acres oManioc ia the ground ready for grinding.

ONE FRAME SAW HOUSE. 24x12.One Turbine Wheel.

Three Cimrtar Saws, in gred order,Tea KidiBe; Horace. Poar Mares. I Entire Horse,

Oue Carrtaze Horse and Harness,Bix Moles, One Mole Cart and

Harness,

Txdrty Yoke of Working Oxen, withYokes and Chains,

Fourteen Ox Car g of them new,Two Low W-h- stone Carts, One Ox Wagon, new.Spades, sheta, Pfca-axe- s,

Felling a xr. Hoes. Crowbars,Cultivators. Oae Harrow,

Sevea Plows, about

1000 HEAD OF CflTTtE I1 He tail Store, 24x14.

ABOUT 400 ACRES OF LAND, nirroondedwith stone wall, (or cuttiratioo.

Fair Staae BbUmIc Pras.Thirtj Aeres af Battwaa Sagar Caae,

--. ie-- be.For farther particolara, terms ol Sale, Ac,

Apply to OEO. CHARM AN.ia Koioa. Kaaal.ana Zta Or W. A. SCHAtrtR.

A "Word About Faces.Some one caild tfce face the index of the mind ;

but it was a wiaer obaerrer, the wisetrf of oo--servers, who wrote :

c'oT",To nnd the mind'.There are a great many people who plome

tKo.ioo UinT what 8 called readers of IkUVAUCVl.w V

character." We never knew a professionalreatierof this sort who was not constantly de-

ceiving himself concerning hi fellow creatures.As a general thing faces have an obstinate wayof not betraying the mental or moral traits oftheir poiSsesBors. Character doesn't put all itsgoods, nor even a small proportion of them, inlbs citvn niujy.. - -ulance anTthinz eo abstruse and complex as the j

human heart ! lie i a wide man wno can un--derstand himself, to bay notuin about reading ;

other pecipie. j

They are few things in which we are so apt tobe mistaken as in the off-han- d estimates we formof men and women. A man of dirasi pared habitscarries signs of dissipation in his countenance;but then, intense mental labor, protracted j

anxiety, and lack of exercise, will give the samejaded, worn-o-ut expression to the face. A friend t

ot oars, a laxnous etuaens ot pnysiognomy, oncepointed oat to us, on tbe street, a most eminentand exemplary divine, as being evidently a mem-ber of the sporting fraternity, " a fine old sport,"he called him. Our friend was illustrating hisfatuous theory of reading character. lie com-

mitted the easiest of errors.It so happens that a man of the greatest de-

termination will have a weak mouth, and themost vacillating and purposeless disposition willgo with firm set lip and defiant eye. One of thebravest of our young generals in tbe late war arough rider, and in battle to the verge ofmadness is a gentleman so unobtrusive in ad-

dress, and so gentle of face, that strangers meeting him casually, would at once place him in thatcategory of temporizing souls who are supposed j

incapable of saying boo to a goose. Bret ilartewas as true to nature as to art in his description j

of the denizens of "Roaring Camp:" "The!assemblage numbered about a hundred men. One !

or two of these were actual , fugitives from jus- -l .11 LIucc, some were criminal, ana an were rccaiess.. ... . , . . !

1'hjeicaliy they exhihitea no indication ol tlieir j

past lives and character. Il.e greatest scamplad a Raphael face, with a profusion of blondehair ; Oakhnrst a gambler, had the melancholyair and intellectual abstraction of a Ilaralet ; thecoolest and most courageous man was scarcelyover five feet in height, with a soft voico and anembarrassed, timid manner. . . Perhaps in the

i

minor aecaus oi lingers, toes, ears, etc., tne camp i'

may have been deficient, but these slight omia--

Kns did not detract from their aggregate force, j

The strongest man had but three fingers on hisright hano; the best shot had but one eye."These few touches lastv and unconsidered as i

they seem, prove that the writer is a keen ob--aerverot human nature, a reauer ot character mthe best The conventional whotense. novelist,... . . . . .has studiea novels rather than lite, makes hisvillains ine most oovioua oareiacea villains, xneblack Sheep IS SO very black, physically nd ,

morally, the wonder is that the saintly hero or i

the angelic heroine does not hand him over to thepolice the instant lie appears. It is not so un-- ;

knowingly that Shakespeare drew his rascals. Itwas not bo he drew lago, outwardly a most en-gaging, soldierly, capital, frank-eye- d fellow,though many acters, judging by their mouthingand hang-do- g manner, seem to think that lagowas a cheap, transparent knave. As he is usuallyrepresented on the boards, he would not liave deceived Othello for a quarter of an hour 'he!would have split him perpendicularly with hisscimitar at an early ttage of the proceedings,lago was a witty, fascinating, soulless villain,cool, adroit and sunny just such a villain, inshort, as the professional reader of characterwould select from a crowd as being an open-face- d

honest man and a right good fellow.It is

-only in books that the sharp-fe-a turcd man

is always irritable, and the round-face- d man always jolly. In real "fr Vfiv, tr.,scain,,t I

who has the " smile is bland, j

and the choice spir.t, the heart of true gold, thatwears unprepossessing clay about it.

Something Abont Sew Zealand.TTi triennial reneug cS tho colony of New

Zealand was taken in February last, and themain facts are as follows :

North Island Auckland, 62,335: Taranaki.4,480; Wellington, 23,982; Hawke's Bay,!0,059 ; total, 95,356.

Middle Island Nelson, 22.433 ; Marlborough. I

.1 f,..(; CintPrhnrv Jf. SOI ViUnH 11 TVT.' I

U'tago! 00,518 ; Southland, 8,769 ; 1 594781 j

Chatham Inlands lAi ; grand total, 256,167.The numerical increase since December, 18G7,

ia 37,499, or 17 per cent., a fact by itself suff-iciently indicative of the cessation of colonizationin a country so little developed as this, and olthe need of a renewal of that important work.

The demand for sleepers for a projected rail-way is likely to direct attention to tbe value oftimber land. The North Island could supply allNew Zealand requirements, and inoch more be-

sides, were a hundred miles or two of woodenrailway constructed, and the timber trade shouldlie a continuous source of revenue to the pro-jected main railway line, which penetrates thechief forests of the North.

New Zealand (says a correspondent of theLondon Times.) has as great and as valuable avariety of timlwr as any country in the world.Nothing can be more beautiful for furniture, fordoor panneling, and for'other ornamental workthan the rimu or red pine, which grows to agreat 6ize. and presents an infinite variety in itsgrain. The matai or black pine takes a beauti-ful polish, but is more brittle and heavy than theother. The rata, that wonderful vegetable phe-nomenon, forming itself out of numberless vines,which first receive their support from some fullgrown tree, then enclose it in a deadly embraceand gradually expel the remains of their fosterparent as their own growing demands for spacerequire to be satisfied, then finally uniting them-selves, form a solid tree with all the charac-teristics of bark, sap, and heart, roots, trunk,and branch, such as belong to other trees of lessexceptional origin this rata, which is proved tohe the toughest wood grown in the Australasiancolonies, and which is largely used by the mill-wright and engineer for the teeth of multiplyinggear, is being consumed by the hundred of tonsweekly in Wellington fire places alone. Besidesall these forest kings are many smaller fry, whichwould be highly appreciated, if known, for turn-ing woods or lor inlaying. There is the kobar.tbe manuka, tbe black tetoki, tbe mero, themairi, and other woods invaluable for the lathe,and there is the makia besides, a wood which,when thoroughly dry, would turn or -- break theedge of the bit axe ever produced in Sheffield.When it is learned that all these woods, in al-most endless quantities, are growing nowheremore than one hundred and filly miles from anavailable port, and in the immediate proximityof the projected railway lines, the question natu-rally arises whether no one will be forthcomingwith sufficient energy, capital, and enterprise toprove that it will pay better to utilize this tim-ber than to burn it on the ground- -

In a, email country town resides a clergymanwho ia the pastor of a small flock, who esteemhim very highly, and whom he ia fond of cate-chizing. A few days since, while taking a ram-ble through the village, he stopped at the houseof one of bia parisuonerB, and alter the usual sal-utations had been exchanged, the conversationran aa folio wa:

"Well, Mra. W.-Ada- -- , can you tell me howfell 7"

The lady commenced to smile audibly, andfinally replied, " Why, my dear doctor, you'renot serious?"

" Very serious indeed," responded the doctor.Mrs. W. , whose husband's name happens

to be Adam, replied: Well, well, you shallhave it, doctor. You see. Adam went to climbover tha fence the other day to go to Deacon M

'a for a bottle of whisky, when an oar lyingon the ground took bis foot. Over Adam fell,and barked hia shin ; and that's the whole truthof the matter."

An eminent judge used to eay that, in his opin-ion, the very best thing ever said by a witness toa council was tbe reply given to Missing, thebarrister, at the time leader oi hia circuit. liewas defending a prisoner charged with stealing adonkey. The prosecutor had left the animal tiedup to a gate, and when he returned it was gone.Missing was very severe in hia examination of thewitness. "Do you mean to- hv. witnma , the.aonrey was stolen from the gate? 1 mean toftn V uir " fficini. !a 1 1 . I - t

aly look, at the same time pointing to the council,

SIXRIT EEHTICE- -

Oflia'8 ot Josh Bilioxgs Faejc--. xuul&xax for 18

ijj Dear Ma. Editor:Bam men git grateSum mea are bom grate.

after they are born, and sum men La, gratene

hoveI all 3 of these menthat amil seems tew me

, ,

At a V .V "iZFfii& the inhabitants P" !

r mhUandresoIutea: I

Whereaz, it is higtiiy goou I

Allminax Bhould lye born for the yearshould be sot

Iltsoluted, That Josh HiU.ngs. J. r it anart) to be--iana ncreoy ia i iapart,, . .

g1 tnejon. ti,.. iKU Allminax shall be begot- - ;

ted on the fust of next Oktober. wet w- - J. ,

n. j Tkn . Al minax ehail kontainand crumbs for

milk for babes, meat for elders,

Resoluted, That Knower bilt tf-.k.- JS

wax the lust man who went a whaleing,Billings has the right ingredients forafarmmers

iSXW, That Faitk wins the battles of life.

beautify them, and Charity makes them

immortal.liesoluled, That more dogs than a man wants

are a nuisance, and less than he haa got, ia posi-

tively no loss.believe that man camResohxted, That we fully

from the monkey, but wbare tbe monkey cum

from, we don't seem to kno.Resoluted, That the thanks ov this meeting be

sent to Darwin (or tew tbe monkey) wedont karewhitch. - ,

Resoluted, That all the nuzepapers in oar be-

loved land (without distinction ov color) be al-

lowed to print these Resolules.Resoluted, That this meeting now unanimuBiy

bursts quietly, sinun di.Josh Billings, Sekretary.

Ditto, AUmanacker.: P. S. The meeting did burst quiet J.B.Celia Logan Kellogg, in tfce Silent World."

the organ of the deal aud dumb, relates the!

railway adventure which befell her, and'

r - i- -hr riiatmirtiiHhed Sister. Olive JjOgan unco we.;, in tiie ears, and to tve her voice, . ; ihf.Wfandlor lecturing we orj;o.u munit.", . r-- i il

dumb language. We commented treeiy on triepersonal appearance of our fellow-passenger- s, and j

particularly upon that of a gentleman who eati

immediately in front of us. The remarks wereof this character: "That slab-side- d fellow is '

book." " Yes but what couia youI itf r i in that ;t-- i

exrect from a man with sucn a laniernjAw as., t4 T, mfflMtin- - with the heat. If that

' OT a in of politenessJ tfae window when tbeZ u ..... v,,J;, k i fnt,d at it a i

uu,,cu w r '.u 7. lu"Tn.mnnt .i " mn nn CD " IIIO UU1JTO lOTO

tn our astonishment and with a

. " opened tbe window, and then said,,

in thf hrnrpr alrihabet :

Qnd dumK and ghould bepleased to.

;be permitted tO join your interesting

otvn versa t J finWe all laughed heartily in spite of our contu-

sion. We found that ugly man " not only mostintelligent, well-rea-d, and entertaining, butvery usef ul at the end of the journey, getting to- - j

gether shawls, bundles, baskets, books, and all j

the rest of the numerous little articles indispen- - j

6able to a lady travelling.

A Good Substitute. Mr. Court, who has beenn.iipoaMinrr I rm ivrwm air meetings in Edinburgh.evinces the happiest tact in parrying off drunken ;

interruptions from victims over tne way. very ,

drunken fellow vehemently interrupted him by j

6aying:" What will you substitute for the puir man's i

drink?" I

"Substitute?" said Mr. Court, " I would:substitute that shocking bud hat you wear with abetter one tliat shabby coat on your back witha better one a miserable meal of food which youtake with a good one-a- nd I would substitute i

with useful information." !r rreaent ;znorance. . , i . t . 1 i

ihe laughter was turnea completely against me ,

shaky fellow, and he said no more. i

xow mire ex i i mm !;

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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING!HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS,

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German & Havana CigarsDEETJEN'S LACER BEER,

Best Holland Gin,

Demijohns Rum, Brandy, and Alcohol,

Gases Fine Old Bran Jy, Whisky,

Sherry and Port Wine.

CLARETS Chateau d'Yquem, Haut Barsac,Budesheiraer, Liebfrauenmilch.

Seltzer Water !Beer Corks, Soda-wat- er Corks,

Medicine Corks, Saltpeter,

Staaafurt Bock Salt, Laneburg Coarse and Fine Salt.

HOOP IRON 3--4 inch x 1-- 20, 7--8 inch x 1-- 20,

1 inch x 1-- 16, 1 inch x 1-- 16.

Fencing Wire No. 4, 5, 6.

Sheet Iron 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 oxa.

Sheet Copper 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 and 28 ox

Sheet Lead, Etc., Etc, Etc.

Short Link Chains 8--8, 7-1-6, 1-- 12 inch.

lOest: Eng-lis-

1-- PIY IIDIi RUBBER BELIM!4 and 6 inch.

Gunpowder, Percussion Caps,

Grindstones, Zinc Paint,Furniture Varnish, Bagging,

Matting, Wrapping Paper,White Yiala , 6 and 8 ounces, etc., etc

FOR SALE BT

tCI. HuFFSCHLAEGER & LO.row im. S3 3m.

3,wATCrtiSHXItt5.

BOB. Cs HEUCKOFFERS FOR SALE

JUST RECEIVEDp R Q L BREMEN I

BV THE

HAW. BARIC R. C. WYLLIE,

H. HALTEHMAN. MASTER,

coxsisTixa or

X 3NTFROM

SUCH AS

VIZ;

MARSEILLES. BED- - Q.UILTS,WW White Cotton ruriiiau iwtu,

"CtTov HorBlankeU,

7Z" Print., BaleTwhrte Ground PrintsBales Printed Brilliants. Oases While Brilliants,Cases WhUeMolesk in. White Cotton Drill. Hal Linen Drill.

AUoeo ,a, Bale. Blue Cotton, Bale. Ma. ".raTwrute Linen lack, V ed Barego of all cotoura,Siik Grenadine fur Viis, White Cashmere,Black Meriuo and Thibet, Fine Black Col.urg. Baraeaa,u ...... Liaea drills, W hue Jcoa MoU MosUa,

insoo. Victoria Lwr.s, Swiss Dotted

A.u Macassar, Black. White, aud Browo ""White Cotton Thread. He-v- y and extra wie Ttoking

Oil toih. Gray Linen unite,lUir ClothV,"L Cotton Lo.g Cloth. Crochet Cotton,

Bales Blue Drilling, Heavy White Cor.Amoekcag-Deniins- . Italian Cloiha. Black 4r Bine Broadcloth.Heavy W hne Cotton Bod hbeetinps, CaAhtuere d ecosse,

Crpeta and Tapestrya, T. Check. Paper Cambnca,PilUias, Fine White Liocns, Ladies' Coraets.Buttons and Trimminge fur tailora' use,Black White and Urown linen UolUnds, Buck Ml a,Klack'ar.d White Cottoo Wad.lin?,Zcphir Wool, Saddle Cloths. Black. Crepe..

GiiocEumFrench Peas ia Witer, French Peas in Butter, tins Peaa and

AsrrwaTap Boailly, .Mock Tortle, Jolien Crab, Kidney,KoiT Oxtail and Hare ioai a.iiaaof locgue, Brauswick Liver,Noshroom. Westphalia. ItAlia. Ctrvelat, ac. Sausages ;

Currant. Apples and Kaspoerry jeuies iacarhrrv. lurrai t. RAilerrv and Cherry JuuRiapberry Vineiiar. Ci-ae-s Mixed Ficklca, liccaliU. Onions andGhtrkinn, Umburg and siwiaa Uheese, lois r.yeKegs ot Duicu Herrings, Ktus r German aalied airing Beans,Sour Cabbage in ktq. Krs of Salted Brscner KohLCurly KcbL Tins Brauuer Kehl or Curly Kehl C.ibbage,

hgs Salted Turkish Peas, Canary and Rape Seed,Demijohnii Yelw and Green ?piit Praa,Sardelles and Anchovis in punt i;Ls and tin boxes,Ke-- "f &alteter. Oases Hweet Oil. Wesii.liaUa iiama,Kegs Russia tarUiiiea. irench Prunes in tcUas.Smyrna Fis ia glasa, ZanU Curranu in tiua.aiuac"r"a in tins, papers is

BrMrved Lampreys, RuauaT.:,. in patent boxes,ciuTes, salt water soap, .rench Chocolate,Csei Con"ectione-y- , Marxipan, and other Sweetmeats,Vinegar in Demijohns ami Barrels, oroccry raper,Paper Bags fur Grocers, Ac, Ac Ac

WIS ES, LIQUOBS,Ale, jPorter, Sic.

24 DiOVreat Braaata nt the Beat 11 urjnriaaWiun in catea.

Cases RHINE WINKS, snch sa. LiebfrAuetrmiien,Geisenbeimer. Hochheimer, Nierateiner, Rudesheimer, Deides-heim- er.

BocksbeutrL warranfe-- genuine, Medoc 1802. Medoe1564 in cases. SautKrne, Haut Sauterne.Cases CLaRKT of other brands, such aa, Chat Litatea,

La Grange, Ltoville, Chsmberrio.Cases Sherry and Portwine, Cases Marachino,Cases Malt txtnict. Cases Nordhanser Bianiwein.Ca-e- s Scotch and trrih Whiskey, Nordhnuser Kummel,Nnrdhauser double Kummel, Cases French Cognac,Cases aediah Punch, Caiee Swedish Cocktail,Angostura and Boonekamp Bitters,Case Best and Real Holland Gin. warranted,Cases Hoi land Gin, Brandy, om aud Rom in casks,Dcetjen A Schroder's Star brand Ale m frtnts and quarts.

Schroder's fctar orana roner, in piuia auu juuu,Sig".' Beer in pints ami quarts,Marian's Draft Ale in casks.A l.xiKf I in rif.miii.il' rt and kegs. Seltzer Water,

Stc - ate..

CIsOTIIIO, HATS, &cLadies' new styles Hats and Bonnets,Children's new s.yles Hats. Gent's new styles Felt Hats,Ladies', Gent's and Children's Okives,Cokxed Kid Gloves for Ladies ami Gents, Suipenden , Garters,White Pique Vests, Pine blue Sacs. Black Mae Cloth Pants,White Duck Sacs, lants and Vests. Orleun A Alpaeca Sacs,Prima Pants, figured Moleskin Pants, friaored Victoria Pants,ilk Umbrellas, whalebone frame extra sizes,

Indies' Silk Umbrellaa. Black, Brown 4- - Blue Corta i Umbrellas,A complete assortment of Unit's Linen a.d Paper Collars.Neckties, Men's white and (tray heavy Merino Ualf Hose,Men's and Boy's heavy brown Cotton Sucks.Ladies' superior white tockines. Merino tTndervhirta and

Drawers, extra stars Brown ftotton Undershirts,Pilot Reeftng Jacket?, Monkey Jackets, Waterproof Coats,White Cotton Handkerchiefs hemmed. Suierir white linen

and lawn, tianiikerchief.s, Mauraimr Handkerchiefs,Calico and Madapoiam tluria, Ac. Ac, Ac.

STATIONERY.BLANK BOOKS, such aa. Ledgers, JuurnaU, Day Books. Cash

Book, tock Books. Account Books. Copying Books,Note Books. Folios, Octave Boks.

Bilt, Cap and Letter Paper. Pens and Pen Holders,Ink, Copying Presses, A-c- flrc., ire. ".

PAINTS, &c.White Lesd and Zinc. Black and Green Paints, Linaeed Oil.

Sheet Lead, Ac.. Ac.

ZHON J5 jSk, 37" 33 SI iTwo Eosewood Cottage Pianos !

MELODEONS.PERFUiTIERV, &c.

Best Kao le Coloirne, Pomatums.Hair Oil, Fine Perfumes. Toilet Soaps, Ac, Ac, Ac

MISCELLAS EO US.Cases Nicknacs and Fancy Articles, Toys and Dolls.Jack. Butcher and Pen Kuives, Water Monkeys, Sils. Baitings,Ribbon, a large assortment. Feat hers and Plumes.Artificial Flowers and Wreaths. G. P. Itonnd Combs,Dressing aud fine Tooth Combs. Ladiea Dresa Trimmings,rme KujDmtrteries, Corks, Best of German C'irars,Black Hat Ribbons. Black Polished Fence Wire, a good articie.Hoop Iron. Manila mad Itope, Fiemp Snil Twine,Walking Sticks, Violin Strings. Hooks and ves. Hair Pisa,Meerschaum Pices, .irnaraeu al Globe Table lauapa,Watches, Window Glaus. Ac. Ac, Ac

ALSO, EXPECTED-- PER-

zmmm berk emiue :VIA SAN FRANCISCO,

GOODS SUITABLE FORALL TRADES.

DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,CROCKERY, CUTLERY, H03IKRY,

SADDLERY, PERFUMERY,4rc, Ac, Ac.

And Direct via Panama !

EXlPECrTED:Cases Prints, nallis,

White aad Dark Groind Prints,Tweeds, Casfdmerw and Cloths,

White and Brawn Lor' Ctaths,Boots and Shoes for Lailes, Gents and Children,

Denims, Brilliants, and

ITintEEQTJS OTHER ARTICLES STJIT- -aMe fmr laa Traalw.

BOSTON PER CEYLON!JUST ARKIAED.

CASES" DOWNER'S BEST KEROSENE OIL,CASES BEST AMERICAN CARD MATCHES,BALES All. HEAVY AMOSKEAG DENIMS,

h Ate., Ate

--rV"n tlxe a,"fco7- - areFor Sale on the Most Reasonable

TERMS, AMD LIBERAL TO PRICES,

COUNTRY DEALERSire smrtiern larly iavitel ta rxaniae

asy 9tack bsriara Parebaaiageliewberr.

THEOD. C. HEUCK,FORT STREET.

1 ttTw rrc ancL Out!Ji(

BUY YOUR HARDWARE AND CUTLftAT !

THE HARDWARE STORE, NO. 95 KING STfiE'

DNOEUSICXEO UAVK. OS HAND AND FOtt SALE rillj,.,,THE x..t m this tkUVE NAILED OilODA THAT CAN BR FuUND IS TBfi wlt,"CT. is

We have also made a Speciality of FishXels, Lines, Hook 4$,..- - T

'

Paints, all Colors, in Oil and Dry.

HUBBUCE7S BEST LINSEED OH, EAW AM

AllKinds of Varnish, X3eai: Cnality. A- -

t

PAIXT. VAK.NISI1, AND WUITK WASH BRUSHES. IV CHF.1T

AND ALMOST ETEKT OTHER KISV OT BRUSH THAT MAT BK WaSTTID.

w.X.H. KINDS CAEEIAGE .TEPjfHOWTEK'S BEST KEROSENE OIL, A,,,

Byain'a 8 Card Matches, always on hand

OUE GOODS AEE GOOD, AND WILL BE SOLD YEBT!

1 COPPER STEAM PA1.FWmr?Al'B BY n. HACKFELD A CO.

JUST RECEIVEDEx Bark Jane A-- FalMnburg,

COLUMBIA RIVER

S .A. VX O 1ST !IN BBLS. AND HALF BBLS.

SAVT BREAD,OREGON HAMS,

EXTRA. FAMILY FLOUR.For Sale at Low Rates by

H. HACKFELD A CO.

A. XI. PIERGE & GO.OFFER FOR SALE A

GEiYEHAE ASSOUTiaETOF

MERCHANDISE!FOR

SHIPPING AND LOCAL REQUIREMENTS !

COMPRISING :

AND HEMP DUCK, FROM OCOTTON TO 10.

Hemp and Cordage, all Sizes !

HEMP AND COTTON TWINE,

SDoararo. Marline, Hooseline,Cmlag Falls,

Whate tin.BLOCKS OF ALL SIZES I

Patent, Iron Strapped and Bushed, S to 16 Inches.

Jib Hacks and Mast Hoops,Sheaves, boshed am patent ;

Hooks aad Thimbles, Connaetinf Shackle,

Boat Timbers, stems and sterns !

Boat Boards,

Oars, or all lentlxnRowlocks, Boshlnirs, Steering Briers, Boat Nails,Wrought Nails, Cat NaiU, Rivets of ail sises,

PAINTS OF ALL KINDS !

Liaae-- OH,

Kerosene, Wnale and Sperm Oils !

Tar, Bright Varnish, Pomp and Ringing Leather, Copper andIron Tacks,

BREAD, FLOUR, BEEF, PORK, PICKLES,

Preserved Meats, Pie Froiis. Green Cor.Ureca Peas, Spices, and various other Groceries.

Also, Brand's Bomb Lances!Peireea Whallag Caaa.

TABLE, DA1R7 AND COARSE SALT,from tbe Ponloa Salt Works.

PERRY DAVIS SONS' PAIN KILLER,

And Various other MerchandiseCAREFULLY SELECTED. FROM TUB

California, Eastern & Enropean Markets !

Orders Jfrom tlie Other Itlands carefxUy attended to.jai8

THEHE17 HOTEL BUILDING

-- FOR A--

T E R ,T1 OFY EA U S "

HANDSOME TnREE-STOR- TTHIS Maov being erected ia HONOLULU,ready for occapaacr on Uta

1st of January next, andmil be Leased tnm tbat Ute or FTrabl Term.

IT IS BUILT EXPRESSLY

FOR A FIRST-CLAS- S HOTEL!And to this end

I Fit tea with all Use Apsllsaees iisarTta lbs Basiaeaai

The Premises are in the Central part of theCITY ;

and bat a shortAr. apaetoos, and well shaded wttU trees,

distsncs froaa thaaUanatrs' wharvea.

It has Entrances from the FourStreet that acaad the Blstciu

And, beside the main bailding, tber. are several COT-

TAGES which wiO be leased, U desired to enlarg. tb.Lodgings. Tbe

HOTEL is BUILT of CONCIIIaTE,

120 feet y T5 feet, with Broad TeMdAks

oa the front and rear iiiJes, and

Contains Flfty-oig- ht Rooms !

The Dining aad Billiard Room, are each 65 bysfParlor, 2S by 32. Genu Parlor, IS by 33, andcan be naed singty or in anites.

"Water from tha Government Pipes,Is laid oa ia all tha reotaa, and raaina for gas have beeo laid

to b. datnbotad t. gas burners, when gaa aaay b. iaarodaoad.

THIS HOTEL KAY BE LEASED FOR A

Tcrat sfTearst,And it offers a Arsa-rat- e chaaee sac the eetabliabiag o4 a

Profitable and PenimnentBasiiiess.Parties deairiDg to Lease may spHy at tbe

aal FINANCE OFFICII.

!

MOW LANDINGEx Haw'n Bark R. W.

14 DATS

From Columbia B;fLO UR, EXTRA FAMILY,HAMS, Spaa Wing's 8ogar Cured.S A LM O N, West's Packing, ia bula. 4 U

OATS, best Oregon;

BRAN,MIDDLINGS.

SHOTS AND lWHEAT, new crop.

CIDER, Fresh, ia kegs and bau bamfa

For Svdt at Low Prices by

IL lUCKFKLi

NOW LAND IXEX

HAW'N BARK R. C.

AM I. VOICE OF '

CEAMPAGl'4

PINTS AND QUARTS, OF f

RUINART, PERE X FILS, i

FOR SALE BY

HACKPELl! I

23 5 1 Sole Ayerds for the Hamiia: :

GtS p I A IV o si2 Splendid Rosewood Cottar.1.

7 OCTAVE AND 3 STRIJlD.iverjr best Ueraaaa manalaarara, iar ai (

Expressly made for a Tropic!o7 3m For Sals bs-- THluO. 1 1

: f

'H'lNOitiY'S)

BOOTS BOOTSi

OEIVKER'P',USTOM MADE DOCULK SOLSc

Henkert'a cnatoia raatde Drrss Kip

DenLert'ft Castom ?lndeUoats,

Ucnkert's Caston Mde ParapM

IIenkerts Uattoa Side i.'Uvt,Ueakcrt's Pomp 8b,Be Dkertfs Oxford Ties, Ac., Ac.

Splendid Supply of Hie aUsti

LATELV RECKIVED.

And Every Pair Warranted to Gi'j

Late Invoices of French 1 i i

Boots and ShoesOF BEST QUALITY

M. MelJfM-v-

Corner fort sua lreas'ljo 17

JUST HECEIV-- FEB

I

DIRECT j

FE0M THE MAIOIFACT0t I

A FINE SELECTION

mum m havj 1

cigakh: j !

PORTO RICO SMOKING TOBCf

TURKISH SMOKING TOBj

TARING

MEEHSCHAUIil Ptf

Cigar Holders, jH

iiET-C-

AB 0LATEALSO, PER d

LOT Of I IA NEW

P

Llanila Cip & Cfe v

OLD AD "4.

FOR SALE AT THE n,RESORT ul

Corner Queen and.rj1

nnoolala. Spt. 20th. ' n

Hjatsa sea a.man CoUectioa ol

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