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PI.AI AMI FAMCV

BOOK AND JOB PRir4TINCLT B1LL-UK4H- 3, Vf.-ln.- BC?I'P.-- A.l AW'KKVI

AKI priniM in lh hiht tjl ( rhe rt

N t i ' '

There Comet a Time.

Thr tomfi a lini h-- n i jro obi.AjmI lik WMI down lh .

inpv (rcial, bbbI I tie nifM wind v4,.'nn hiprinn, rxl rh.llinj :

And Incka ar frayA a wiol-r- 'a

A ixl y of ai'l'aC blu 1

Th b-- all weary driftAmi lfp !! Cidnl rnral mv,

TJer rmii a time when w grow old

Thera rnriea a time vhm )onia hAui,Which leaped a leaped the lngKlnj mm,

A r : dead fo all e memory,A prioner in hia duogenn.rhain

A fid dawn of dmy

Hath parted avajr.The moon hath into darknea tolled ;

And by the emhera warm and gray,I hear T'.ire in vhiaper aay.

There mme a time when we grow old.

There comx a lime when manhond'a primela ahrooded in th mist of year ;

And beauty, lading like a dream.Hath p.iaaed away In silent teir j

And then how dark !

But oh ! the sparkThat kindled youth to hues of (old,

Btiil burns with clear and steady ray ,And (on affections lir.fring, say.

There mmes a lime when we grow old

There rne a time when I uighinjr apringA ml goUlen summer reaw to he.

And we pnt on fhe autumn robe.To treail the iiwl derhvity ;

. , ; Bat now,Ike slope, --

With rosy hope,lleyond the sunset we behold

Another dawn, with fairer light,, While wafchers whinr through the right,

Thwre onMs lime BeVr i;(rw olj

VARIETY.

Tlifj r now limiting gilt-p!g- vl rirr collar,and juet m fHe-;- n as the public rau he eluctejap to the foint of wearing them there will he nofurther need or lollar-tor- e jewelry.

It ia eaifl by hhtoriarm that r'lorida husbandaand wifen qnarrel lea than the married : reason isbecause the weather is a I way m warm, and thehusband can lay out nights alter getting intoxicated.

An Iowa man obtained a diroree from his wifeand then hired . her for a oook. The woman isdelighted with the change, because now she canhave a new drew occasionally and a little pin-mon- ey

in her pocket book. .When the late Dr. Scudder of India was

arousing the children of America to care for theheathen, he received a note from a little girl,paying : My Dear Dr. Scudder, 1 send you 10cents. When you want any more money, writeto me."

A new style of shirt-coll- ar is run with lead attle back, so, if the button comes off the shirt- -band, the collar will not climb up the back ofthe wearer head every time he Btoopa lorward.This is equivalent to equipping several hundredmissionaries, j'- - - i - i .

i :A father, fearir5 an earthquake in the region

ot his home, sent bis two boys to a distantfriend's until the peril should be over. A lewweeks after he received this letter from hisfriend : " Please take your boys home and senddown the earthquake.'' ; .;..

It never pays to fret and growl when the futureseems our foe ; the better bred will push aheadand strike a braver blow. For luck is work, andthose who shirk should cot lament their doom,but yield the play and clear the way, that bettermea have room. '

A certain ambassador to a European court wasasked by the queen, a remarkably, handsomewoman, whether a noted beauty in his owncountry was in reality the most beautiful lady hehad ever met. "lour majesty, I thought sountil to-day-," was the graceful reply.

A Wast Soon Scpplieij. "tiive us," says theNew Hampshire Workingman's Advocate, "theman with brown hands, smut on his nose, andsweat on his forehead. All right- - sent him byexpress last night; also a woman with a long chinand a wart on her nose, to keep him company,Detroit Free Press. ,

" Ob, yes, gimme ten cents worth of jbairpins," added an" up river farmer, as he wasabout to leave a store and, while they werebeing banded down, he continued: It s h'arrins to-d-ay and ribbons and a toothbrush next day. The gal is always wantingsome flim-fla- m thing, and I shouldn't be sur-prised if she'd some day get up and want me tobring home one of them combs with a brasshack.

They met on Michigan avenue. One was car-rying a large parcel and the other was carryinga sorrowful face. llain't you carrying parcelsany more?" queried the small boy. "Not much!replied the other. It paid well enough, and a fel-

ler could wear good clothes and put on somedignity; but when it got so that the head clerkfallowed me around in a hack to see if I stoppedto play marbles I thought it was time to quit!"

Jeorge Washington couldn't tell a lie, andthat's what ails the average Vicksburg boy. Theother day, when one of them accidentally brokea pane of glass in a store window, it was touch-ing to see hita walk into the store and up to themerchant and say: "Mr. Blank, I broke a pane ofglass in the window there, and you can charge itto the old man's account! Put it down as apound of saleratus, .and he'll never know thedifference!"

The editor of the Ckiah (Cal.) Democrat,having recently suggested that, there were othervocations more suitable for a woman than editinga newspaper during a political campaign, Mrs.Belle Lynch, of the Ukiah Dispatch, thus anni-hilates him: ' If only men are to fight the battie of this campaign, the editor of the Democrathad better put on a checked apron, get him a hankof yarn and some knitting needles, and a pair ofbrass mounted spectacles, and retire from thestormy conflict."

The New Orleans Times intemperately observesthat whiskey is always kicking up a rumpus some-where. Sometimes it nestles in the hat of a manas a jolly brick, sometimes in the boots of a manas a hissing serpent, and anon it wraps the pave-ment around the weary traveler, and induces himto believe the flags a patchwork quilt, a stonesill a soft bolster, the street lamp a bed poet, andthe gutter a babbling brook. It is worse thanBanquo's ghost, yet unlike that classic spook, itwill "down" at any man's bidding.

LaBSELLA Honesty. During the rain Mondaya party stepped into Merrill's grocery and askedfor the loan of an umbrella. He was prompUyaccommodated. "Yon're a pretty obliging man'obserTed a customer, after the stanger steppedoat. " That's a mighty honest fellow," claimedMr. Merrill. "An honest or more generous

jnan you won't find in a day's trarel. He hasgot nunjjhfjaf umbrellas of me, but be alwaysbrings bac- - a better one in return. lie changes'em somehow, but how I don't know, and I don'trare. I see he's honest, an' that's all I careabout M.Danbury AVu'.

VOJ.. XX-N-O. 13. HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ... .ISlSJSEPTIIJJKH '2: ISTf). WHOLE NO. 1001).

business Caris.

ALLEN & CHILLINOW0RTH,KAWAIHAK. HAWAII. '

a. TILL. tONTIM K THE G E X K R A L.M K&Cli N Lil.--F. and pHIPi'IN"! BI'MN KSH ai the

ahnv port, where they are prepared to furnish the juttly cele-

brated KawaU.ae potatoes, and m h fther rerrair, as arerequired by whale tiip- -. at the sh'irtert n.itire and on themot reinnlle frm. (au.'S ly) FIREWOOH HAN1

DR. F. B. HUTCHINSON,Tmlf VSM'I A V AD SI RCKISX. '

E Offleo at Mr. fctrelia Vrnw ft'-re- . 4rr of Snrt nd )

Hotel Pirt. ly Revidenee eorner of Vasxsj and Kckni ',

Ptreta. ((e5 3m' ffire hour 9 to 11 A. M.j

RICHARD F. BICKERTON, j

At JndKe Jone' fmire. Merchant t.

AND IJKBTS roM-ECfR- tE--I pal drawn. Copying. Book Keeping,Mortgage., Pale and Lease of Hnuse aed

jtnd negotiated, and Cora-i1e2- ri

biIkki rarafnlly executed. (Cin

LEWEBS & DICKSON,Ktl.KRS IX LUMBER A M Bt ILHING

Xt Material, rori nrt-i- . j

THOS. G. THRUM,NORA VCR OX GOLD. SILVER. BRASS,

JCj IVORY. c, c.

TEN'CIL Cl'TTER I.N PLANTATION.Busioeasand Name Plates. ' tKH ly

WIND CHONQ TAI & CO.,ONOLf'LU UAKERV. CORNER OFII 98 Kins and Maunakea Streets. ly

it. nrii 1 :' S, ROTH.

FISCHER & ROTH,ERCIIA.NT TAILORS. 38 FORT ST.,

VSJ Honolulu, II. I. ly

DILLINGHAKI & CO.,AND OEALKRS IN HARDIMPORTER . WARfc, . ' ' ' " " . .

Culler, lry Uoods, Paints and Oils, and GeneralMerchamlLse.

No. 95 King Street, Honolulu.

' ; iEDWARD T. 0HALLORAN,TTORXRV AND OLICITOR.- - I .KD

to lend from $200 to $10,000 on MortraRV ofFreeholds, at lowest rates of Interest. CT Agents in London,and in all pa'-'- " ' Anstralia.

OFFICK on Fort Street,! (opposite Mr. Ira Richardson"tore) Honolulu. 9,1 3p

.

"hyman brothers,WHOLESALE AND RET AILIMPORTERS, DEALF.R3 IN

Dry Ooods, ClothinK, Kats. rurnishing floods. Ladies' andGenta' Boots and n- -a Vankee Notions, 4-- Ac,

CapL 8now's Buildiuif. . t Merchant Pt. II onolultt. 9iZ ly

WILDER & CO.,TO DOWSETf CO.SUCCESSORS Fort and Queen Sts.

Dealers in Lumber, Paints, Oil, Nails, Salt, and Building9S4 Material, of eTery kiniL ly

S. B. DOLE,4 TIORNEV AT LAW. OFFICE OVER

Richardson's Store, corner of Fort and Merchant Streets9S3 Honolulu. IT

THEO . H . DAVIES ,(Late J anion. Green A Co.)

MPORTER AND COMMISSION MERC-HANT. AORNT FOR

Lloyds and the Liverpool Underwriters. Northern AssuranceCompany, and British aud Foreign Marine Insurance

Company.081 Fire Proof Building. Kaahnmana ana yueen bis, .j

DR. 0. S. CUMMINGS,OM030PATHIST. 63 FORT STREET,II Honolulu, H. I.

S. MAGNIN,AND I K A .r.is. s w 'IMPORTER Hat and Caps, Furnishing Goods, Ac.

HIGHEST PRICB PAID FOR PULU AND HOIS '083 Fort Street, Honolulu, H. I. ly

F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,AND I O.lLMISMU.ti .in.-CHANT- 9,

IMPORTERS ..... o- -. 1 .,Honolulu, Hawaiian isianu. j

C. S. BARTOW,FCTIONEER, SALESROOM ON QUEEN

976 Street, one door from Kaahumanu. ly

J. PORTER GREEN,TTORXEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW

A OFFICE, next door to Dr. H. Stangenwald, Merchant Si916

CECIL BROWN,TTORNE AMI .11 n.--

NOTARY Pl'BLIC and Agent for taking Acknowledgments of Instruments for the Island of Oahu.

No. 8 Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu, n. 1. 'J

E. STREHZ,APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST.

Corner Fort and Hotel Streets.

Keeps open every SATURDAY EVENING. '976 ly

M. McINERNY,AND DEALER INIMPORTER Hats, Caps, Jewelry, Perfumery,

Pocket Cutlery, and every description of Gent' SuperiorFurolshiwt Good. tCT BenkerC. Fine Calf Dress Boots,

always on hand.ti. E. Comm of Fort asd Merchasttbests. 973 ly

A. W. PEIRCE & CO.,Successors to C. L. Richards Co.)

CHANDLERS AND GENERALSHIP MERCHANTS. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.( 872 ly)

E. P. ADAMS,AXD COMMISSION MERC-

HANT.AL'CTION'EERQueen Street, Honolulu, H. I. l I MJ

AFONG & ACHUCK,PORTERS, W II O LES A LE AN D RET A I L

IM in General Merchandise. Fire-pro- Store. Nnua- -970 lynu Streets.

F. HORN,.TONFECTIONER. XO. 4 HOTEL ST.,KJ next door to V. fc. " uuam, nouoiuiu. . S70 be

THOS. G. THEUM, inNEWS DEALER ANDSTATIONER. Merchant Street, Honolulu, H. I.

968 ly

ft. . FRIKt . a. w. i.sink.

FRIEL & LAINE,AND PROVISION DEALERS,GROCERS Grocery and Feed Store,

o 3 Fort Street, Hoooialw. , w70 ly -

W. G. IRWIJI & Co.,iCOMXlKiiinV MERCHANTS.Ij "

PLANTATION AND INSURANCE AGENTS. j

9ff5 Honolulu, II. I. j

w nr .HULAJM C2 UU.,

PO RT ERS OF AXD DEALERS IX I

IM CHINA GOODSOf all description, and in all kinds of Dry Goods. Also, con

stantly on hand, a superior quality of Hawaiian Rice. j

9i7 Nuuanu Strest, Honolulu. ly

A "T'T'TT'n PAHTT AX XiJ-i- U OC U0. !

ENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.G 958 ly HONOLULU.

M. PHILLIPS & Co., AAXD WHOLESALE DEALIMPORTERS Shoes, Hat, Men' Furnishing and in

rancy uood. (yo jyj no. 11 nuaumiimn. anuuiuiu. t

4 9. CL8OB0KS. JIO. SMITH1K.

A. S. CLEGHORN k Co.,AND WHOLESALE ANDIMPORTERS IK

Ceneral Merchandise,Corner Queen and Kaahumanu St.,

938 ly Nuuanu St., and Corner Fort and Hotel Sts.

H. E. McLttTYRE & BROTHER,riROCF.RT. FEED STORE AND BAKERY."AX Corner of Meg nd i on street,

953 ly Honolulu- - D. I.

susuuss or&s."E. HOFFMANN, TL D.,

liVS!C!lN AM) SfREO.V, CORNERMr-ha- m and Kaahamann St. . nesr the Pnt-oflSe-

e4 1,I

rt tnjTtrrpo v. nnw" """I--TiOM M ISIO.X A KD I'll I HI I N I. .VI . KVa CHANTt

Honolulu, Oahu. e4 ly) Hawaiian Islands.

J. MONTGOMERY,A TTORXEY AT LAW AM SOLICITOR.

V OKFICK No. S Kaahumana Street.tell Opposite Mr. Rhodes' building.

"JOHN THOS WATERHOUSE,

AM) DEALER IN GENERALIMPORTER . SIKRCMANIIE.. ,. H , t.se Queen Street, Honolulu. ly- -

ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,DOM MISSION MERCHANT AM) 4JEN- -

. snippfkia ic:tHonolulu. Hawaiian Islands . . auT ly , j

T'P T LENEHAN & CO..1

A. COMMISSION AGENTS, i

IMPORTERS Dealers in General Mrrhandiap. i

9WJ yueen Pt., next to the Office of J. l.rowaett, r.Ki- - (ly.

D. N. FLITNER,ONTI.NI ES IIISOLD BUSINESS IN Til K.c r buildinf. Kaahuroanu etiert.

Uttronoinrters rated hy observation of the sun and star.with a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the

meridian of Honolulu . Particularat :ntion riren tofine watch repairiug.. Sextant andiuadrani i

glasses silrereit inU adjusted. Charts andnautical instrument constantly on

909 hand and for sale. ly

BISHOP & CO., BANKERS,ONOLl'LC. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.11 , DRAW BILLS OF KXCHANUK ON

The Bank of California .an Fmnc scoMessrs. Lees A Waller New YorkTremont National Bank.... BostonOriental Bank Corporation.. LondonOriental Bank Corporation, payable in Sydney, Melbourne

and Auckland.Agents for the Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New

York.Receive Deposits, Discount First-cla- ss Business I'aper,

attend to Collecting. Ac. Ac 992 ly

IRA RICHARDSON,AND DEALER IN BOOTS.IMPORTER Clothing, Furnishing Good,

Perfumery, Ac.Corner of Fort and Merchant St. I9$t$ly Honolulu, H. I.

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,AND COMMISSION MERC-

HANTS,IMPORTERSCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets. ' 981 y

E. G. HITCHCOCK,TTORXEY AT LAW,A HILO, HAWAII.

Bills promptly collected. 977 ly

CASTLE & COOKE,M PORTERS A XI) D BALERS IN GfN'.I KRAL MKRCJlAKDiaK, il .

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS- -

977 No. 80 King Street, Honolulu, 11. I. ly

BOLLES & CO.,rtiHP CHANDLERS AND COMMISSION

MKR.C HANTS.Importers and Dealer in General Merchandise, Queen Street

Ilonolulu, Hawaiian Islands.Agents lor the KaunakakaS, Maunalua and Kakaako Salt977 norit. j

M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,M PORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL-- ;

'er In Fashionable Clothing, Hats, Caps. Boots nd Shoe, ,

d every riety of Gentlemen' Superior Famishing Good

m rormerlv nccnnied bv W. A. Aldrich. Makee'sUS5 Block, Queen Street. ly

E. 0, HALL & SON,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARD--A. WARE, Dry Gootls, Paint. Oils, aad General Merchandise.

904 Corner Fort and King SU. - ly

BROWN & CO.,M PORTERS AXD DEALERS I.N ALES.

vivo ivn KPIRIT3 AT WHOLESALE9 Merchant Street, 962 ly Honolulu, H. I

Ultilraniral.

J. T. OHAYTER,

SHIP fi JGENERAL BLflCKSHITHING ,

' Shop net to the Custom Hotise." i ; 1 1

Ship Work made a Specialty,.Having every appliance lor doing such work.

All lii ntw r Blrkamilhiuil. either fromShip er Shore,

will be promptly executed, and on the mon reasonable terms.973

J. M. OAT & Co., Sailmakers. i

OLD CUSTOM HOUSE, FIRE-PRO- OF BUILDING.

On the Wharf, Foot of Nuuanu Street, llanoiulu, H.I.

Sails made in the Best Style and Fittedwith Galvanised Clues and Thimbles.

Flags of nil descriptions mHde rand repaired.Thankful for past patronage, we are prepared to execute all

orders in onr line, with dispatch and in a satisfactory manner, j

979 ly

CABINET MAKER'S SHOP!THE UNDERSIGNED

beg to notify hi friends and thpublic generally, that he has taken

Sliop on Xox--t Stroot.one door below the late Government Buildings, where he will

found hereafter, prepared to carry on the

CABINET MAKER'S BUSINESS.all its branches aid on the mnsl reasonable-terms-

SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD,

an,'- 1- j ts ,repairing none xeaiiy auu

rlno irlve uim crnii.987 T)VIFI MrPORRISTilN

J. NOTT & CO., j;

T3rnzior3.rMX. COPPER. ZINC AXD .SH EET IRON ;

OR5E..?,

Are prepared to dn any and all ttinds of work iu their line, j

.

COPPER WORKf All dewrripiiona made to Order. i

WATER PIPtS, GALVANIZtD AND LEAD, j I

I on or p.n4iMji

GUTTERS AND SPOUTS, a;id all Wimls of TinWork on Buildings done on Short Notice.

IN STOCK !

FULL ASSORTMENT of MATERIALS i

the above line, which they OFFER AT LOWEST PRICEStogether with a One assortment of . i

Cooking Stoves,Ship's Cabin Stoves,,

REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO

SMALL FAVORS THANKFULLY RECEIVED AT

9o4 ? A I IU IA XU ST R E ET.Sperm and Polar Oil

ITERT SUPERIOR QUALITY. FOR SALET 1 Quantities to Sait by ROLLKS A CO

WAY & VAND00RNLEAVE TO INFORM TllE".1! BI.ICBEfi Honolulu, that they have th.s day etitercsl ini" a

l tpr th purpose of r-- j

e i f k s i ti l Hrvii k s 1 i- -in all in branches; harinc takeu tfv watxi on I'ort .vnl.

j lately orcppie by nelI Kin?, wafre ry strict slt-nli- on touxiness s.ttt fair dealinir. I hey hopet'i rrerv a 'hire ol t)i

.... v.t : n r.A.wxnQoA

Uonoiuiu, ytU-iqf- P .1.1.1 V &E M.r AOnEBLEY

CorllA nnA WrjrtiPca maKer,lUK.Nr.H Qfurn JC tore, nuilr. loai. h.p in harbor with or without caryoes or

l'KTrtrfaf!lilUatri'M' 'jy Carriaref Trimmed with neatns and .I ipal.-h- . Island

Ord attended to promptly.

C. IE. WILLIAMS,Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in

3? xjr n NiTuriE:OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONkpf Furniture Ware Room on Fort street; Workshop at

01,1 tnd. Hotelstn-et-. near Fort.f. B.Onlers from the other islands promptly attended to.

u2S ly'Cooperage !

j. H. aarMX. Mi n. .ki nit.

J. H. BRUNS fic CO.,lll'C l.i:il TII VOTII'V TDK PI'lil.lCstS that they have purchased the'errt'tre stock in trade id

the Ute James L. Lewi", and that they will conlinue to carryon th Business of '

Coopering and Gauging,At the Old Stand on KINO ST R ECT.'iwar the Bethel, unt.l

further notice. And alsoAt No. 22 Fort Afrrrt.

W'herf fliti icitl be f'fiiiint Pi'ii'l 1 .LwhI? till

Orders in thit 'iif.

Casks, Kerosene Oil ContainersFOR TALLOW, F.lc, Ktc, AlfcsVAVON II A NOT

Jlotinliilu, June 12, 1875. . W ly .

P. D ALTON,.iille mill IlarnrKM .linker,

JfA STKEET, HO.SOI.Ul.V.

Harness. Saddle &. Shoe Le Ibje r, Constantly on Hand.

Order from the other Island promptly attended to. auT ly

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.STEAM ENGINES, St'GA R

7

Mills. Boijers, t'noKrs. Iron, Brass and Leadaj

.MCastings.

Machinery of Every Desriription madeTO ORDKJv, .,

I'niiirnltir .t(rnfit mid t (7(" UUteh:tmVhroj.

jj-- Job Work execute.! on the ghottesl tiotice. au7 ly

WM. WEICHT,3i Ship and General Blacksmith,

sTT, Shop on the Judd I.arf next to the Old CustomHouse. j

All work In my line will be executed ai'h dispatch and

CTnorders from the other island .ill - carefully at- -tended to.Horse-Shoein- g and Carriage Repairing !

979. :

THOMAS LACK,(SrCCRSSOH TO JOHN SKILL.)

3vt a. o xx i zrxr istNO. iO IORT STREET,will attend to all order in the

"AT-LOCK, LI a i;kf.ual repair li ve

rte win give special attention to cleaning, repairing and reg-- j

ulatlngSewingMachines.andallotherkindsofLlghtMachineryand Metal Work of every description. Ulnrkansithiiii;, Sc ;

ALSO, ON HAND AND FOR SALE CnEAP,

A Variety of Sewingr Machines,Una, Pistols, shot, Immnnltion,

MACHINE Oil., NEEDLES, &C, Arc.Sewing Machine Tuckers, Binders, and all other extra and

duplicate parts of Machines supplied on short noticeXT Beit Machine Twiat. J

T0I.8 AOKNT I THIS KINGDOM FOR

The Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines.au7 ly

i - s &fi H

5 $ S otZ

C a . 1 a?Si ' f z

S 8-- 3 Ss sats t B 1

- j 1 1 55

7. Z 0 - iSl I V.

a I co fif cc 'J 7r.

f. 5; CO oCI3 2- - a.

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PS

0P. J. BROWN,

GENERAL BLACKSMITH,"King Street, near Bethel, Honolulu.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO

Horse-Shoein- g & Carriage Work j

99

McCOLCAN & JOHNSON,Merchant Tailor.

Kaatiumanu Su, H. 1 opposite Godfrey Rhode.- O ' - W7 ly -

a sfRLKK. e. ki?ti.fr.c secelken & co.,Tin, Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers,

'

BR8na Sirfft, bft. Herthant and Qoffn,a HAVE COXSTA NTLT ON HAND..1. 1 r a d:a 1 T.n D ni.". "' ript. riaio aau nose

Bibbs, Stop Cocks, India Rubber Hose bet in' lengths of 25 and t0 feet, with Coupling and Pine' com.

plete." Also, a very large stock of Tinware of every description. Jobbing and Repairing done to order promptly and war-ranted. Particular attention giTea to Ship Work.

Thankful to the cititens of Honolulu, and the Island rea- -.Mil. fo. thai, t! K.. I natmn.M in the rtnal w . KnrvA Kr ...attention to business to merit the same for the future.

'

Order from the other I.s'ands will be carefally attended '

2 L

nerueo . uiinrrwwia. ww.wixfc,CABINET MAKERS. HOTEL STREET. :

next door to Ptrehi's Drag Store.

nrnltnre made and Repaired at Reasonable Ralf.. j

KilliaM Tables Repaired and Altered. Pianos moved. AcO Onlen from the other .Islands will be promptly at- -

tended to. 9i11.v

C. WEST,Wasen and farrlase Bnlldfr, 'landlu KlneSt.,

Honolulu. (97iy) Island orders promptly executed.

OG I3C1m.s Stroot. ooM . T. DONNELL,.

IMPORTER AXD MASfFACTrREa Or

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE !Suitable to this market.

U Old Furniture repaire-- and Mtttrasses r,f all decriptions made to order.

Before buying elsewhere call at 8tt and 88 Kins at reel958 ly

" OREGON LIME.SAN JUAN KILN-JU- ST RECEIVED per

and in perfect order. Fnr sale byBOLLES A CO

jnsuutuf Car;

i NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILEINSURANCE CO.,

or i.ono m KiMMti'Kcii.

CA I'l T. . fJ.OOO.IIOllmmatntsilnleif nnd lare.lrd Kwajtl. ;,i:U, m

'VX?.?"?""."islands, an.l areauth.irtsedio Insure aeainst Hire upr larorable terms.

R'" ken in any part of the Islands no Woodew Builduir".,n.i .Merchandise st.r.-- tterei Uwell.nit Houses and rri- -

Boston Board of TTnrlprwri trs I

AGENTS far ah II. i.t irfamhTly i'BR itrTalV.iPhiladelphia Board of Underwriters!

AGENTS Iwr Ihr HitwitiiiiM IsImwsIs, 'C. HRRWKRACO.

!

TOTII'P. MlkTl'Rii I1 'Lvvl.'lw Ik:.' IXIXt. this (nrt in a d.saMed rnnfl.tion and Insured in 'any oi ue Boston ami fmladelphia OtBees must hare theirreports and accounts duly cert i fled to by o.

I C. BREWKR A CO.

F. A. SCHAEFER,A ti E V X Ilen.r I'"Asjrut Drr.drn lion til f I" nder willrr,

Acrnt Vim wii lionrd sf ('Milrrwrllrrs.I Claiofaazitiust Insurance Comiianiea within the Inrlsdidionj of the aliove Bo.-iri- of 'nder&riters, will have to he cert.Bed J

to by the Agent to make them lid. 972 ly

THE BRITISH AND FOREIGNMARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y. '

(LIMITED,)ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWESTrV RATE.-- . The rlaases in (he Policies or this Company are '

advantageous THEO. II. DAMIX,Ag-eiil-

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'YFire auI Llff Pnlltle

ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERM S. A LLor Losses settled with promptitude,

ly THEO. H. DAVlKl, Agent.- - -

BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.rHE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THEB. Boston Board of I'mlerwriters, notify Masteis of Vesselsand others that all bills for Repairs on Vessels, and all billfor General Aver3pe purpose, mast be approved by the Agentof the Boston Underwriters, who must also be represented onall surrey, or such bills will not be allowed.

JW2 ly' C. BREWER A CO., Agents.

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.FMIK CNDERSIGKJCD. AGENTS OF THEI above Company, bar been authorised to insure risks) on

.' Cargo, Freight and Treasure,from Honolulu to all part of the world, and vioe versa.

2.Ly- - . H- - HACsUKLD A Co.

TRANSATLANTICFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

of Ilamlnirtf.Capital, One Million Prussian Thalers.

j fMI E UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENj A appointed Agents of the above Company are now ready toj IsBP Politics 2lnst Risks of 1'lTf, OH BalldlBKs,j Mrrffc.di.r ftn.1 Furnilare.

'n terms eo,nal to those of other respectable companies.uosses paia lor ami aojustea bei-e- .

For particular apply toOSS tf ' II. IIACKFELD A CO., Agents.

HA MniTRCai-nREME- N

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BEENAgent of the above Company. are preparedto insure risk against Fire on Stone and Brick Buildingand on Merchandise stored therein, on most favorable term.

For particulars apply at the office of957 ly F. A. SCHAEFER Ar CO.

TTATTfA JV T MQTTP A MfV rTi"MP' Vunxwn llluuxbXIU UJJ UVXUX X

OF SAX FRANCISCO.IVX Xt X 3NT 13 . INCORPORATED, 1M5.

CASTLE & COOKE, Agents957 ly FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

THENEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.

OF .BOSTON, MASS.

Thirly-on-e V ear Standing !

Policies Issued, on the most favorable Terms.

The Greatest KiM likrn oq a Life, $2o,(H.

Surptu ationij He memheriannuily.

CASTLE COOKE, AGENTS&S7 FOR THE HAW'N ISLANDS. ly

MUTUALLIFE INSURANCE CO.,

-- OK

TXTE5'A7P

THE OLDEST,

LARGEST

AND BEST

f.itft InsiiranpiG nnrnnanv

in the united states.SAML G. WILDER,

972 ti Agent for the Hawaiian Island.

JEFFREY t& CO.'S

EDINBURGH ALEIN P I X T S . N D HI'ARTS,

VKH E(ill ALE IN ML ARTS A N ItUNTS.

iterman Ale. Key brand, in fiiarts an I pints.Holland Gin, stifie jug in baskets.

Strong Rum, in barrels; Alcohol in Tinsand demijohns.

ir-t- ! of d fferent nualitie..

I.IKKFK A U E V M ILCII.RHINE WHINE.

SELTZER WATERin Stone Jugs.

FtR SALE BY

971 II. IIACKFELD A CO..1

BALTIMORE OYSTERS !

THRESH FROM THE FACTORY OF LOUIS J

M McMurray & Co., recenred per Ceylon, in case, of two.ioen ea.--h (lull Dozen in one an j two pound cans.

For "ale low hy JauHi BOLLES A Cu.

J. MOANAULIf "I'M I'.r hsle

isswaULaHrrr. Msllss, Veal. mImm A. risk.M the nH MABKI T iTAI.I, o. IS. 1, fvl, Jl. at theLowvt Marin Kv-- IV-- - Cire me a cll. ttf ly

SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER.Tanned Goat and Sheep Skins.

I aT.ONSTANTLV on hand am. for sale.fj from t h wli-anow- n

i

..

I . T. N I' It V I. NOTI.F.V..Br (9s41, A S CII.1IIOHV Ai-.- t a- - -

FAMILY MARKET,' I" H Bill l. I'rskrlelsr. Ilwiel Slrrfl....... .. . ..i ri,nl....i lt 4 r. i. .-

' "is. i -- ii.iry . r .in,. a-- c . lurn.sne., to or.icr. 4 ly

h.ll'r.lhliE.l rI.AM.lTIO SWAUM. it- - (I) MING IN.

AND FOR SALE IN LflTS TO SIITY

IMRCHAf KR. PVA rONU A ACHI CK.

Honolulu, June 1st, 14T4. Wii ly

IIO.lsl'lsU OAV WOKItH!Xj O 1 O tL

V . J K LI N S M A N I F A CTI R ER

ALL KINDS OF SOAPS Iaid Buyer of Reff, Mutton and Goal Tatlnw, and all97) kinds of pVsp Grvase. (y

A. S. CLECHORN & CO.,lKs for the WAIMFA TANNERY,tu-ji-.- .... "'"

iMAKEE PLANTATION.I l.l l'AI. AKI A, 31 A I'l.

CROP OF IStS-SI'G- AR A MOLASSES,For Sale by C. BREWER 4 Co , Agents.

iioi:c:it tiii.i,, i.aiiai..CAMPBELL K Tl'RTON. Prrltira.of uperir quality, now coining in andfor sale in quantities to suit by

ly II. HACKFF.LD A CO.

WAILUKU PLANTATION!YVA'kl'il'. MAIL CROP OF I HI AT For Sale by C. BREWER A Co.,

3m Agent.

1VAIKAPI7 Il,A."TATIO. !II. Cwriswrll, Proprlr iwts

SUGAR AND MOLASSES FRO.M Til INfor (ale In lot to suit purchasers. Apply to

i8 ly UKO. C. McLKAN, Agent.

METROPOLITAN MARKET,.. WAI.I.EK,

KINO STREET, HONOLULU. 9i7 ly

WASHINGTON MEAT MARKET !

F. V. D IT X N E .

PROPRIETOR.NUUANC STREET. M ly

HONOLULU STEAM DAKEHY !

R. LOVE & BROTHERS, Proprietors,NUUANU STREET.

11 LOT. MEDIU.mTnD NAVV BREAD,always on hand and made to older.

Also, dr, Soil ad Ilutlrr 'V''er,JEN NT 1.IND CAKES. Ar.

SHIP BREAD REBAKED on the shorn-.- ! notice.FAMILY BREAD, made of the BearFlonr. baked dally and

always on hand.V. B.BROH'N BREAD OF THE REST (fUAtATV

967 ly

CHAS. T. CULICK,

NOTARY ITJI JIIO,AND

ItENT 10 TARE iCKOHLi:i)(.EMETS TOR

Ij ABO XX .sell ly Interior Office. Honolulu.

UNION SALOON.E. S. CUXIIA, PROPRIETOR.

MERCHANT STREET, HONOLULU.'

Choice Ales, Wines, Liqnors, Cigars, &cIy

SOAP WORKS

li It K V Ar V O . ,Manufacturers and Dealers

IN ALL KINDS OF SOAPS !

I.eleo, KinR Street, Honolulu.Beef, Mutton and Goat Tallow Wanted !

Orders I .eft a I Ira Rirhard.wn'a Bool andShoe Store will meet wlih arsmsi

Altendaare. ly

THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL !

,.v. - ... , ,

r',IIK PROPRIETOR WILL SPARE NO1 pains to make this

ETjEGAInTT XX O 'JF 33 Xji

First-Clas- s in Every Particular !

ROOMS fl BF. HID BY TIIF. MfcHT OR WKKK !

. with or without board.

HALL AND LARGE ROOMS TO LET FORW PUBLIC MEETING. OR POCIETIEf. !y

FOR SALE !

FIRE-WOO- D. JUST RECEIVEDC1IIINA YX HRl'i HAZARD.

CUT & SPLIT, READY FOR THE STOVE !

99 AT LOW .RAT Ea. S. C. ALLEN.

Oregon Dried Apples.1ST RECEIVED. AXD FOR SALE BY

994 BOLLEs A CU.

CHINESE TILES !

4 FEW THOUSAND OF GOOD (l'AIfm, IT, lu t 1 M, win re com rneap, ny

9 BOLLES 4; CO.

r"'Jf taps t such awtownt a laf swkl ay aa4 IHe4f

at ts w.ll ee iaserted as pet ls4e, Kw th-- tlne wl4 In

IT Susiness Card, when fMr.i roa a rita, areslewed d.aeunut froan lhe tl-- , whiik ai e & lwaieia.lerlieesaenis whe .i e rhserd sjsselerlr

Jartign Jbwtrtiimrnb.

R. S. IIOWLAND,v CIM MlnalON MKHCII A HTSIIIITING sr 4 saia.n.s St., ft a I rs arises lal

iirrm tot) A M liowla.ul, New lledlord. C arewr a l , watsI II Hartlett arst Swa, Owew A Clark, lrswtdessie,Mm II t'rapo, K A MawruM. Iwanb SaimnaJ

au 6ni sua, H. V

W Coaif, a t Ix.sai afsri.(4l.Haw Francisco. ni Martsst.

snteMd, t

CORBITT A-- MACLXAY,

Importfrix, iVholrnalf (irofcrt nd

4'oiuiuistlttii .TlcrchanUaShippers and DeftUrs of Orefon ProductMAN rRAXCHCOl

OHIr IOH Calliwral Mrerl.PORTLAND. ORKCOXI

I 3 aa4 I ft FrMl mm I U 4V 1 1 T Ira .

aABoa 1

W. C. Ralsloo, K .. Hank of Callftwnla. Saw fraseisrsThaa. deHo, Aq. I'reUent H. W. A P.lHSf ar Cb. I"b VrartoesMesara. Crows 4J --. rvBWCIarwMessr. Idj A Tlltsw, Banker ...Pswuaajd, ttrrfuwBank nf British Cotwrnksa..... ortia4, UrrnMew. U Motdsmlth A Co I'arlsaftw. tUvfaarorhltt. Falling A Vm PertaaavA. OegwaMessrs. Bishop A tl.. Hanker... llBwaiwlB)

Vmm,iimmrmmml alas4 Vtmmt Hfll.w.t ly

IIMDIA RICE IOIImIm.CORNER OF

Mlss0 A IRr.H0TsTS.,fiU IRIWIM 0, 1IL

flAll E INDIA RICK MILL HAVING UN- -1 wrrgnne Material lmirPTesnents, 1 now In erfw rood 1 .

lion fr the

Ill'linC M DRESSING OF FADDY

AND

Uti CLEANED RICH!In the Real Posalblo Manner. Tas pi loe Aw HULLING andDRKSSINH PADDT ha bea Rr4r44 tO Pcf Vrmt,

CouMlKunaoutM ofPADDY AND HULLED ni.CC!

Will Itrceivt Wi;l nnd Citrtfxl AtlrnlUm.

WM. M. ORKKNWOOD,

General t:ommission Merchant and Proprietor of India RlrMill.

A. P. EVERETT,Forwarding tt Commission Mrrcbtol

IDA FRONT STRKKT, CORNER CLAY,

SAX FRANCISCO.Particular attention pail to Conslgnmrnl of Islsad Producs

mt if a.hit

WILLIAMS, BLANCUARD ft CO..

Shipping & CommlsNlon ittf rrhflnlsNo.tllf CllfraiU Sirea-l-,

mh2 If lAH FRAWCmCO.

THE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL I

CHICAGO.The Largest and Most Complete Hotel In

the World !

fIIE LESSEE (WELL KNOWN AS Til EM. Proprietor of the r HERMAN HoL'rK hslor Us 4m

sl ruction In the snemorabla ConflagrAtlnn of Ortober tih andVth, 171,) tak pleasur in annoonring the eowipietloa of thisnew enterprise, which I now open nnder Ihelr personalasement for the aeeommodstlon of guesta.

GAGE BHOH.A HICK. '

LI.Wk.kJA FOR THENl k I KARAChirsgo, June 14,1173. aM

KKALAKKKUA JIA Y 21A WAU,

THE HAWAIIAN 1HLANDH ARKnoted the world over for their unrivaled aaUibrlty nf11 rlimsts. Certain Wicalltles In the gross ar aapon.tally favored In Ihl way. --Tba Dittrtrt of Kaao, en

tti. toward aids of Hawaii, ha long been lamed as a plans ufresort for Invalid with brobchltal. or lane diseases. W Mh Itpar and mild atmosphere, with it absolute freedom frontlorm or high winds, wlih li porous soil which, with all lis

rich vegetation, retains no dampties and yields noalsri, andwith an unvarying temperaturs that f the Amertsanronthrrn Knropn June ALL Til YEAR ROCMD, tkclimate wf Kona I on of th neslthea4 and snosl Insnrimi onthe globa.

The nndsrslgned.at til hoM at Kaawaloa.n honas one.qnaled in tb district for . eleaollness, ouamadlnnsness,and thoroughnes of furnishing, is prepwrew to glv boarderseioellent room wm ail obtainahk romlnrls In the way f diet,

THKRK ARK FH Kf II WATER BATHSon lh premises, and fln ea hathlnf wliblo a abort dlsUnew.The steamer Rilaueaand the trhooner l ilsma and Prince, ranregularly between Ilonotnln and th A saw a ion landing.

The nnderalrned employ 00 agent nor rnnner. Ill honaspeak for Itself opon Inspection. A. A. TODD.

Kaawalon, Kealakekna Bay, Kona, Not. II, 1173. MI

flMIE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR HALE1 on the ILAND OF MOLORAI, to I delivered on lh

Beach al Kuoakakl,

ONE STEAM BOILING OUT APPARATUSIN PERFECT OADF.R,

Consisting of Boiler, two Vats anl ids Kleaia Piuop, A. Tk.above apparatus was manufactured In 1H72 at the HonoluluIron Work.

AUsO-- At Waiklki, Island of Oahn, ONE COMPI.KTt

Stoam Apparatus for Manufac-turing of Pol t

For further particular apply toCHAS. R. MftllOp.orJNU. O. IJMININ.

t, Administrator of Est at of KamehasBeL T.

lIi:iIAI, woEi:itiriMIIS GREAT REMEDY HA DO.KE

M more to ear th numerous ache nd nln of thehuman race than any other romblnatlon of remedies.

IT I CAPE, rURK ANDRELIABLE FOR

KkrNBisll.Bi, Nenralgla. Ileadaebe, Colle.Cransn, Lnnago. Woaada,

Sealdo. Brnlseo. sVe.

Taken with the WONDER PILLS It pur. Be the MihhI, regnlates tl liver and secretions, and general y gives ! to thesystem. a. C. M'LKAN,

972 ly Geneial Agent for tlx Hawaiian tslsnd.

20,000 CHINA DRICK3.SIZE. WILL LAY ABOUT SOEXTRA more than ('slilornia bruk, terelved per bark

Klk, and for sale, byMi bOLLFS A CO

CALIFORNIA LIME 1

ECEIVED PER MURRAY, IN PERIt FIECT ORDER.For Sale at greatly reduced prices, by99 BOLL Eg A CO.

Cedar Boat Boards 1

ER CEVLON. A FEW THOUSAND TtT.TI Planed on both ule, ana very superior qwioy.For sale by (null)

A cf..i:ril assortjikm ofPreserved Meats, FruHs Vegelablex.

MALE BYpOR BOLLES CO.

CONCTANTLY ON HANOIA GENERAL ASSORTM'T OF

SDIP (HlMllEliy & SHIP STORES.

For Sstle lT DOLLKI St CO.

OOZlXnxSRCIAL.rntDAr. septembcr 2,

irom loreifn p'rts dimnj the tv-- hare10lh , R.;...h - -iM. irom rii I ram cn i .te f. rt,,ui,"u i 111. America luie,!.:. .N.ii.;m ar.d AtI inr ir-- iv.... . .

I r rep3.r ; A. A Asi ypaxrax-a- , from Kan Fram-isco- .

r 1 ypnrem-s- , f.,r AurkUi- -t A"aney, ,th domestic produce valued alr,l7- - J B F rlfor San Francisco. s,i,h ..,m.,t.c ,,,.L eVilued' a, iw.i.6. ; sRI.J.Uwr.fcrGa.w, l.i.d,; 2th, 1,. (, 11,,.;with ilwtln- - produce tVuxl at fl,4S0.

Mr. C.S Ban,,', credit sale r,f i:,,sii,i, a(Vjtl , M

' inurwa,wM well attended, and wiihrwal". m vw of the state of bo.;n.s reneralfy.

PORT Or HOIJOLULU, II. I.ARRIVAL.

'T" If" 5'," h.k j3i'. Ch.ltnn, i: d.iys rm ."in Tranro1 fehr ka Moi. Reynold, from Maui.2o ?cbr Paoahi. Hopa, from Hi!o, Hawaii.

S-h- r Lnka, Kaai. from Moloaa, Kauai.1 ?ehr Mii Morris. Lima, fm Kannntrol-i- : i..t:HI Am wh bk iNspoleon. Jemesan, fin eruise, v.. in ioo

.-I Am wh tk Atlantic. Rmwn tm m.; .":.. c.VI Rr I aim. r

Crn-- . frt lahaina, Mauii tchr Fairy Hueen, Ka.ii.-ina- . from Maalan, Man,

M rVhr Active, Pnaahiwa, from' Kohala, Hawaii.-- Z ' V rw' ,u Kaajupapa. ....,k.,.- Siror hilauea, Marchanl, from Nawiliwili. Kauai.

DEI'ARTIKKS.Hej.t. 1H -- H, hr Manuokawai, Kalauao, f ,r Molona Kauai

11 Kcbr Active, Puaahiwa, for Kohala, Ilawa.i11 8chr Kamaflo, BolW, f..r Kojr an. I WaimiIS thr Mary Ellri, Mana. f..r Hanalf-i- . Kaaai'M Kinait, AhuihaLa, i,r Maliko, Maui.

a'hr Juanita, DuJuit, for Mani and Molokatil Hrhr Ka Mol, ReynoHn, for Kahului, Maui,tl Orhr faoihl, Ilot-u- , for Hilo, Hawaii.ii Bril atmr Cri-hri- , Wool, (r A tir klarid i Syditfy""42 Am tt-.- J B Ford, Jenka, for S'ao Franrivo.

frt MUaXorrij, Lima, for Katmakakai, Molokai, 1 tchr INettie Alrrrill. Cranr, for Molokai v lihaina.!' Kilftua, Marcbaat, It Nawiliwili, Kauai.Zi Bn'i fik Jalawar, Chilion, for guano

'HirUx L'lka, Kaai, i Moluaa, KauiL

JMK.MORAUA.Krroiror Rtkamship Cvriiaracv, Wouo,I'uha.mjbk.l.-t- t 8ao Franriaro al 11.30 m and rl-a- (lie;oldn Jal at 12.15. Fine T atid li!n Tariahlc wiud-- i

have bn experiTireil throughout the painage. ht--d ilauiat 11 a m H-- 21t, and arrived oil" Honolulu at 9 i m l'ilothoard4 at 10 3u p w. ilkaar Awamh. I'urwr.

IMPORTS.FrM Paw Pbaki tmro Per Cyphrenwi, rV-j- 21t 240 skg

BOUT, r'kt tod o Vee Hop A; Co; 10u bin npi, loo krlour WEP Ad.tn( 10 brxlla ftal iron pi)iea, 21 pkg wine 14baira wtdae la H hA-l.- A Co; 95 pk(t rrocerien to 11 May; 1cje clnthe pin", 1 do painkiller, luw aka flour, 1 cae tohacrn, 1lka elaaawape, (A cm groceries lo Mottmin V Hon; 0 pkgagroreriea lo ITricl V IUae; fi do milae lo P Uallon; 9 do medi-cines to Clqghorn tk Co: 111 do todse to Hyman Uroa: 20 doeroreriea lu Mrlnlyre Broa; SO bxa apples an, pears, il pksnidoe to kollea Co; 28 do do to Grinbaunt A Co; 10 c hard-ware, 1 do rire separater, 6 do machinery, 6 boihrf 'lube 19pkas mde to HackMd k Co; 3dilwto Brewer dt. Oo: 4 cn

larfonery a B M Whitaajf 2 r mjk, to I Riuhunlacn; Kira do lo Phillip Sc. Co; 10 ra liquors to C Long; 4 pkg doto lioca Ballien; 15 pkga fumilnre, 6 bxa glaua lo C E Wil-liats- t;

1 cae photo foods lo M Dickson; 2 pky alatimK-r- to Tti Thrum; 10 do md, 40 aha flour lo 15 ra nl.-t- o

Caatte Cooke; S4 pk do. 81 bara iron, 1 me globe. 12rmw bara, ff pkt hardware to IMIIingham 6c Co; 0 bf 1.1.1mbquor, 1 bale mdae to Lenehan ft Co; 2 r drug, to lr .MrKib-bi- n;

2 pkga blimla, 1 do mouldings, 1 do hardware, 1 do wallpaper to Lewera & DickaoD; 20 aka flour, 40 pkg mdse, 1 relurtdtun tollall k Son; 90 aka lour to J T WaterhonHe; 2plaiea !, 1 do iron lo T II Daviea; 2 pkffs dry goods lo 8.MfHTnm; 75 vkg China goods lo Ching Fan; 1 bv. coin ($10,000)to tliahop V Co; 4 bxs groceries lo T A l.lnyd; 2f, ska ilaloes,H pkga honors, 23 4o mdse to Order.

EXPORTS.from 8aji Fbaxcisco Per Cily t Melbourne, Hept iSlli

Bananas, bucta. ....... 2j0iOrangeB, bx 1Betel Leares bs 6 Plants, bx CGoat Bkira, bndls. 14 Baar, rkgs.. 19C5Hides, prs 013. Sugar Cune, bndls 20

Value Domestic $13,029 C9

Foa AicsiWD i; Svdsev Per Cyphrenes, Sept 22.1l ime Juire, pkgs ? Rice, bags loPuUl. bales 329;

Value I.nelir... $2087. 05; Foreign fTOSOFo Sis Ftuci.uo-P- er J B Ford, Sept 22J

Arrowroot, pkg I Limea, bbl lBetel Leaves, bvs 8 Mohvuea, bbls HoHull k Hinews, bv. ... 1 Old Metal, pkg 13i:oauBta, 72 Paddy, bug 201furiosities, cse. ....... 1 Rice,bag... d'MClothing, trunk 1 Sngar, pkgs hvjfiried Bananas, pkg.... 1 , Sandal ood, i'e 1Fungus, bags C3 Wool, bales 40l.ime Juice, keg........ l.

Value IHuesti..fl8,Wj 67; Foreign $321 54Foa Tahiti Per louia, Sept 21Ui

Hrerul.rs... .... 8 Gin, bakts. 2Gasin, gan 10011 Hay, ton. f uCafle, hds. 81 Hoiie, coila tDo S. bolts 81

Value Domestic... $14a5; Foreign $1120.S1

I'ASSKXGKKS.Fao flt Fatx isco Per J:ilawar. Sent IQih Cai.lain I'

Tripp. JFar?.Mr4o-P- er Cvrt.re-n- rW.i21sl-MrW!ra,- ',',t:'

F Mossman and 4 children, J Barton, E V Thwins. Geo SlraleW tmeyer, Chun Fan, J P Cooke, M Louisaon, B F Wickerh.im

in the steerage, ami CO through passengers. if;Fo Aickhid ft firD.ter Per id cr renders us the refuge of the commerce traversing

T Arrange, J W Bhanklin, and 60 Francisco. fin- - i iiiFoa Pat Per J B Ford, Sept 22.1 w II p.wn- 'Lie., t k Park. M rs c e Williams, ft Williams, ch.is wiioriiams, Uua Hailie WiMiams, Mr Kingv 1

I

Foa N ll.win Per Kilauea, St. II n llitrh. o. k.W Wtorhouv'- - " """uahiwiand wi.-,an- diJwtMk' j

Foa Tahiti Per lnia, spt 24ih J H ii.uirIii.h., j.wMorrell, J A Brown.

. .j

m mmw.m - liiutli' ' Jill lUII, . i- . a ,. I - . . ... a . ... .iiirniiv,ii nnivj, miie ami riuiti, itr iiyian, nirs

SUxoc. S Maikai , and 45 deck. Can

DIED. andThe

CcKiir-- In ?an Francisco, Cal.,fept. 2d. of abscess of thelungs. Mrs. MATILDA, widow of the kite Christian Hckart, of ofthis city, aged 34 years and 4 months.

ToaasaT At the Waialua Female Seminary, Sept. 11th,of consumption, Miit C Tobbebt, aged IS years and 0months. Her enl was perfct t peace.

andaTHE PACIFIC west

our

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 25.

The communication signed by the Superinten-dent of Water Works, and which appears else-

where in to-da- paper, requires a few words have

of comment. We shall be brief, because we from

propose to have no controversy with the officialnamed. His age, bis bodily infirmities, and hiswell-know- n peculiarities of etyle and tempera-ment,

lives

all forbid it. Neither do we intend toafford amusement or occupation to any one who

T

would Tarry on a war of words from behind hismask.

Our article of last week on the water worksand their management had all the well-know- n

there

marks of an editorial utterance ; but the writerof the letter to which we now refer pretends to sea.

be, (and perhaps is) ignorant of commonestrutea of journalism, and intimates a doubt as towhether it was editorial or not.

It is stated in the letter' signed by the Super-intendent,

were

that we assume that the consumption run

of water in the city is the same now as fifteenyears ago. .Nothing was said by us on that days

point. Bat we are aware (and tlie writer ap-

parently

San

is not) that whereas one spring sufficed he

several years after the works were completed, make

there are now three in use, all belonging to gov-

ernment, and two of them in the rear of San

premises occupied by the Minister of Finance. it

Theise are all connected not py a five inch. .

pipe-

alone, as is asserted but by live, eight and -lu"twelve. inch nines. wiUi the reservoir. The first j

e f.ring, wea

have stated, is situated a few yards and

above the reservoir, and the other two are possi-

bly

time

a quarter of a wile above, and near the Ka

pena talk- - So far from it being " a fallacy " j

that the use of the water from the cow-pastu- re

might be frequently avoided, it is a well-know- n

fact that for days together while the ditch water, thein addition to . that from the springs, lias been The

been

ponring in at one side of the reservoir, the sur-

plushave

has been running off from the waste pipe at troops

the opposite eide. forAs to the silt-trap- s- we are ingenuously told

that the employees at the water ofBce "alone arecognizant of fact that the traps and gates

..are actingff Willregularly opened one at least every montn, &c. .

It is undoubtedly true that an employee of that ' anjoffice knows ot the existence or the silt-tra- p, be '

havicg been employed in laying the pipes; out.'

vjerthat tlie knowledge extended beyond him, o? that resulttire trap-- have been regularly opened once a,month, are propositions that will be received '

celtainrum fjrano tali.

On the whole, we find nothing in the letter toronvinoe us ol error in the article or last week;

thittake

but we do find that the writer is himself ignorantR o

of the subject on which be undertakes to treat. the

Ov rnn jiTur.tT f the so-call-etl I,arJ ofHealth, the fVvratl hUnuhr are .oth singu-larly affected. The former, like a certain luiig-tail.-- d

atiimnl ..f ti..- - ynus. Mmia, when indis-r-- i,

lum n thing tu Kiynecpi to fjisute from6iiiieb.ely wlm saw the ul i!,; thelatter, after dieussin an imjvjesif.le alterna-tive," Ims got astride the fence, uncertain whichway t.. junip, and ii likely to remain perchedt ' the of the chapter.

Ah.r a htay in our waters of over sevenmifith., the Ptntarofn, Admiral Almy, takesher dparttire at 1 oVIock to-da- y, hound frthe Coast of '

i. We regret to hidfarewtllto the nob!,-- and her gallant ofGeers, who,during their stay among us, have mad, hosts offriend. W ,ad come to regard them not asstranger-- , t almost as a part of t.urselvis,and their will l.-a- a void easily ' 8r,n IchiMren. The deceased was a of

Of one they be assured, that ' stf-rl'D- character, prompt, honorable and straight-shoul- d

the the service them again ! for,rr . an' wa eateeme.1 for his executi.mf thi they firl n I,.-- ,, t v Tr..l. I ability successive in whose councils

grounu.

Cypiirenes, sepifrom Stan

Fbamcisco

the

for

the

the

Come in these slmnv or the Sea."". "J

i ROM all that we can gather, it would appearthat the immediate rattrj- - or the suspension orthe Uank or fabrornia was the scarcity of coinon the C.jat at the time. Since Januarv lastj y

it is stated that more than twenty millions inCoin bad been East ; about four millionsbad been sent into the interior to pay for thepurchase and moving of crops ; and several mil-lions were stored up in reserve, or which the newand powerful hanking House of Flood and O'Brien(wh.) by the sudden enhancement in value ortheir mines have become immensely wealthy)admitted to having two millions. When heavybouses like that hoard eoin, or course othersmust d. the same in order to save themselvesfrom a sudden emergency. The Bank of Cal-ifornia, witL two millions in its vaults, was nodoubt thought to be safe. But with thirteen !

millions of deposit and with enemies able toconcentrate the press (two papers were untiringin their efforts to destroy the credit or the Bank)it was impossible to resist the torrent. A heavyblow was given to the prosperity or the State;,but the blow will be only transitory, fr its minesand its grainfields are va6t

When the last Legislature provided by law j

mat alter a certain date the traffic in opium j

should cease, honorable members and j

many others felt that a good work bad been j

dine. Cut it happened, wliether purposely orotliprwiae, that there was a large Ptoek of thedrug mi hand in the country, which was sold off,or somehow diripoa.nl of, just before the law wentinto effect, f that now, after the lapse of twomonths, opium uers have not suffered from anydiminution or their .usual supplies. And weare upon what is reasonably good authority, that the consumption is going on asbefore, and in fact increasing, among the natives,who have even letter facilities than ever for procuring the drug. If a chinaman is found in pos-session of opium and questioned as to where liegot it, the ready answer is that is some ofold Etock,. bought just before the law went intoeffect. This fame " old 6tock " will prove to belike the widow's cruise of oil it will never I

exhausted ; and to what extent it may replenished by smuggling, now that there are no licensed dealers to watch the business, is merematter f ir conjecture. Thim far, it would seemthat our recent legislation for the suppression ofthe use of opium has proved abortive.

A

HONOLULU AS A PORT OF REFUGE.The arrival at this port one day during the

IUSt Week of two American whalers tf ronnieI .. , , 1

il,t.ina.i.i aAs.n trot. II.. if IT 1

brin2R to Mind the fact of our Central TOfiitinn in, . r ,, v u i .,uuum tii mc-- i .iviue, Milieu empnailcailV

- VKl'"'t i.. .ivi-- i Liippicu iiirougii acciuenthcrwiticj The accident in this instance oc- -

,., . .I 1 il 1 :l a. r l' uiuiir-.uu- i iiiuco BOiuu-eU- OI ineseisian, anj the!r nearest leeward port waslaluti ; but llonoliriu was preferred because theexperience of shipmasters has established the factthat any and every requisite for a ship

be obtained here as promptly, satisfactorily,economically as in any port in the world.work of our shipwrights (and we may add,

our sailmakers) has in times past established areputation for faithfulness and durability that isworld-wid- e. For any vessel traversing this ocean

finding herself under the necessity of makingport, when at almost any point eastward of ISO"

longitude and between 40 north and 20south latitude, the prevailing winds are such and

position so central, that it is easier to makethese Islands than any other point, exceptingperhaps Tahiti, when in south latitude. There,however, the expense connected with repairs andsupplies has been eo high as to deter ships, that

unfortunately been compelled to go there,ever making a second call.

A striking instance is related in late San Fran-

cisco papers of the disastrous consequences to theof a 6hip"e company which resulted from the

master's failing to bear up for these Islands in anemergency. On the 17th of last month, the.... , . flT 1 III 1 f,Urmsn snip uremen arnvcu at mat port, a- -passage of one hundred and ninety-tw- o days from'iLiverpool. Out of a crew of thirty-si- x men,

were but four fit for duty wlien the shipreached port, and twelve had died of scurvy at

On her arrival, an inquiry was had at theBritish Consulate as to the causes of the terriblemortality on board. The Captain was muchblamed, because when two-thir- of his crew

disabled, oa the 10th of July, he did notdown to Honolulu, which be might have

reached iu ten days, whereas was thirty-eig- ht

from the date mentioned before he reachedFrancisco. The Captain's response was that

" was counting on the winds and weather toSan Francisco, and never for one moment

thought of putting into any other port." TheFrancisco Commercial Herald characterized

as " a horrid voyage, and entirely withoutexcuse." Had the master used good judgment

I ..,.. n r. r. tl.nc.- - Tclirula r.n llio IflfK rSl'ul . , "'o'1" "w

after all reasonable detention here, have hadto reach his port of destination eay a week

before he did.

Ckttione, (Afontenegro,) Sept. 12 All the coun-try between Servla and Montenegro is in full re-

volt. Fully ten thousand insurgents have takenHeld. The towns of Prlepol and Tlelie have

sacked, and other Turkish villages burned.Turks who massacred Christian inhabitantstaken refuge in the mountains. The Turkish

are demoralized, and the insurrection isspreading on all sides. Montenegro is prepared

war. and the wildest enthusiasm prevails. Ageneral war is inevitable.

Constantinople. Sept. 12 The Foreign Consuls,as mediators, will leave .Mostar to-ua- y, anu

...i .1.... .mw. .i ....... 1 . . . ino.ir.nt... lanilura nrtlnmtrilOfUl H IIT til. 11 ..V.-.J- , UVU.wil, inforilt there is no i10pPS Cf aid,

will advise them to submit their griveances toServier Pacha. The Consuls will reassemble onWednesJay or T,llirs,ljy a, s,0iat2,and inform Ser- -

pacha of the result or their mission. If thebe unsatisfactory. Servier Pacha will issue a

proclamation, assuritisr redress for all grievancescondjtion' tha tlu. insm.geilt!, submit within a

tiine.Paris. S.pt. 12. I.u IVunce declares fhat it has

tbrrne anl adhere to the Republic. ai.d

trustworthy information that a cuange ia Uueiy toin the poliii.-- s t.f the Right and

U is due to the wishes the Orlean princes.ftre gai(J ,o ,t. u u rtnJullCP (.Llra t0

Death of a Prominent Hawaiian.The Hvaonhle Paul Nahwklua, lie 1 a; Libaiaa

on the oih iast. after an iltuesa of eight inthe seveotieth yar cf his nge, he having been bornat Kawaihae. Hiwaii, on the 11th of SeptemU-r- ,

18"'. iTe tean life ai a sohoolmaster at K&upo,Jfaui; subieqaently he entered the High Schoc-- l ofL;tluinalurii, after leaving which he became sac-cesdv- ely

Litrict an1 Circuit JaJge on Maui. Foreeveral years he acted as Deputy for Governor JamesYoung Kanthoa, and succeeded the latter cn hidecease, tu Ue continae--J to hold the cfSce ofGovernor of Maui until 1874, when on the occeasionof His present Majesty, he was appointed Ministerof Finance. The infirmities of age and the ap-proaches of th disease to which he finally ruc-cumL- ed,

eausel his retiracy from oSee on the Cist

departure not two manfilled. thing may

duties of .erinit highlyto wav. will bj Kings, he

sent

resources.

probably

informed,

tle

fie

repairing

alter

it

foreign

Centre,or

ftll

month,

tf Octotr, is.l, since which time he hr.s residedat Lihalna. He lea?e3 a wMov, an adoptel sen an I

M i a V"''10 7 his own positive direc- -tiom pis fuaeral took plsce cn the day of Li katb,

j w;,1,out an7 of the pomp aa'd display to which Ha- - j

j "3",i!U'(3 C11"1 ,fiPrs 33 wpH) are so partial, and his j

,v. 'euc!r, 'n a plain pine o,ffin, was deposited j

!a au'1 ,n n'e etery of the Lpiseopa! chureh

of Lahaina.At a public meeting of the citizens of Lahaina,

the following resolutions in memory of thewere adopted :

Wiieke, It has pleased Almighty Cod to remove fromamong us His Ex. P. Nahaolelua.

Therefore, be it Retohvtt, that in the death of P. Nahaole-lu- a,

the Hawaiian people have Iwt a staunch a;l long-trie- d

friend ; the rhieis, a sage counsellor and devoted servant, andthe circle of his acquaintances a pleasant, cociaMe, tender-hearted friend.

Rruvrd That having been identified with the introduc-tion and organization of civilized government In this countrv,and having risen by bis virtnes and industry from an obscureposition in life to the highest dignity conferred on a aut.ject,we respect his memory and deplore bis death.

Rrsolvrd That we sympathize with the widow and rela-tives of the deceased iu tbU great losa, and sincerely hope,that his vn and grandchildren may grow up lo emulate hisvirtues and ertuale kis memory among the Hawaiianlieople.

Rrtolt td That we, ihe ople of Lahaina and of the Islandof Maui, among whom the best and last years of his life weresnt, resjiertfully tender these resolutions aa a tribute to his'memory.

Rmolt'fd That a copy of these resolutions be forwarded tohis bereaved family, to His Majesty the King, to Her MainlyUueen F.mrna Kaleleonalani, and a copy fc.r publication in thenewspapers of Honolulu.

To (fie BUI or of the Pacific Commercial Advertiser:Sie The last number of your paper contains an

article apparently editorial, on the subject of the" Water Supply " which so abounds in inaccuracies.as to render a concise review of it indisDensahleThe autlior of that article contends that the wholesupply of the city jind suburbs can at the presentday be furnished by the spring, which, he says, iaonly a few yards above the reservoir its real posi-tion being within the grounds occupied by Ihe Minister of Finance; and certainly more than a quarterof a mile above the reservoir. So much for the ac-

curacy of his knowledge of the matter on which heassumes to instruct others. He says that the plenti-ful deposit of soil and sediment that we find in ourwater containers every daymight be avoided by using only the water from thespring. I propose to demonstrate the fallacy of thisposition. The author seems to assume that the con-dition and circumstances of the water demand andsupply, remain quite unchanged since the completionof the reservoir fifteen years ago, and that becauseas he asserts that stream alone sufficed to supplythe entire demand for two years, (but which othersdeny) that therefore it remains to this day equallyadequate for that service manifestly quite uncon-- ;sciotft of the great extent to which the late Super-intendent spread and extended the water supply inevery direction around the city and suburbs whichof eourse necessitates a greatly increased amount ofwater to be constantly supplied. When the writerof that article insists in the face of that importantfact that that supply can still be furnished by thespring alone, he must be as completely unaware ofits size and capacity, as I have proved him to be ofits real position. The largest amount of water eversupplied by that spring is, and has been conveyedto the reservoir in a five inch pipe ! of course it canonly supply a fraction of the whole amount nowconstantly required, and in the emergency of suchdry seasons as have frequently visited this locality,and will in all probability renew their unwelotnevisits, I am apprehensive that the combined sup-ply of both the spring, and Kapena stream willprove barely if at all adequate to the demand. It isinsinuated in that article for it does not amount toan open manly assertion that the silt traps andgates on the main pipe if indeed the officers incharge are aware of their existence have been andare entirely overlooked by them, and that for thewhole period of fifteen years that has elapsed sincethe work was completed, no one remembers of aninstance when the "silt traps " have been drawn offor the pipes rinsed out through the end gates; andthe only duty performed by the Seperintendentsbeing the (not quite trivial) one of collecting thewater rates. If that writer had been imbued witha little more spirit of fair play he could readily havelearned from the employees at the water office, whoalone are cognizant of the fact, what the traps andgates arc regularly opened once at least in everymonth, and the water allowed to flow through themfreely until quite clear of pollution.

That the water at Kapeca which flows into thereservoir is and must be more or less polluted solong as it runs through an open drain in a cattlepasture cannot be denied, nor can that nuisance beabated until some effective measures are taken bythose who have the power to do so, to prevent orremedy it. Most assuredly the Superintendent ispowerless to furnish any remedy, and it is unjustand nnfair to impeach him for what is manifestlybeyond his control. Yours Obediently,

Heney Presderoast,Superintendent of Honolulu Water Works.

London", Sept 2. Intelligence was received thisnoon of a collision in the channel between HerMajesty's war vessels Iron Ihike and Vavipiard,resulting in the sinking of the latter. No liveswere lost. Both are double screw iron shins, armor

iniateu anu oi u,J4 tons eacn.

WANTED ON HIRE.. . " A ' " " A " S

zsrf x an invalid. AddressSep25 HAWAIIAN HOTEL.

NOTICE !

R. R. F. CICKERTOX AVI LI. ATT EXIF1" to the collection of my accounts as usual, during myabsence from this Kingdom.

sep25 JNO. 9. McGRKW.

SUPERIOR FRENCH CLARET,QUARTER

iir casks, For dale atsep25 4t F. A. SCIIAEFER tf CO.'s.

TOKAY OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.lirARRAXTED GEM'IXE. IX CASES OFT one dozen bottles each. For Sale atsep25 it F. A. SCIIAEFER 4: COs.

BARTLETT SALOON,D. W. GLOVER, CORNER OF HOTELBV "Fort Streets. CT The CHOICEST AXD BEST OF

ALES, WINES AND SPIRITS always to be found at the bar.sep25 ly

WATER, WATER!THE WATER IN Til E RESERVOI Rwill be drawn off from C a. m., to 6 p. m., on TUES-DAY, Sept. 23th, for repairs. Ail persons receivingwater from the Government Pipes are advised to sup

ply themselves with sufficient water for the day.HENRY PRENUER'i AST,

It Supt. Water Works.

FOR RENT.THE HOUSE LATELY OCCCPIED

by Mr. S. M. Carter, situated at the corner of PalaceWalk and Punchbowl Sts. Possession given immedi-Apnl- y

ilely. at these4 MARSHALS OFFICE. J

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.PRIII'ERTl' KNOWN AS BUF--T FL'M'S Hall, situated on Hotel Street, near Nuuanu

Avenue. F"or Particulars enquire ofelS lm C. II. ROSE.

FOR RENT, SALE OR LEASE !

COTTAGE AXD PREMISES ATpresent occupied by Col. 11. Prendergast, 11 and 13Kukui Place. Enquire of

MS WALTER It. SEAL.

TO LET OR LEASE !

THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES OXAlakea Street, formerly occupied by A. P. LKICK-V00- l,

F'sq. For Particulars apply tovTl J. S. LEMON.

TO LET.fllHAT VERV DESIRABLE DWELLING

JL aad Premises, No. ISO Nuuanu Avenue, containing par-lors, dining room, bedroom, dressing room, China and clothesclosets on first floor, basement under all ; three rooms onsecond floor, kitchen and pantry connected, also with basementbeneath, bathing and washroom, carriage house, stable, fowlhouse, Ac, in or.Jer. Apply to J. II. WOOD.

ALSO The Cottage iin.l Premises adjoining, with six j

room?, kitchen, bathroom, ervsrjM rr,m, store room, stable, j

carriage hwe. aull tf

.ot.iaTots. A Chinaman who signs himelf" Chun Wo." brings ;o recolliction the fact that acountryman of hi- - named Lau Gee was found deadat Awalua. Makawao. .Mad. on the 9tb of June)last, hav'tug evi'lentiv bot by svine vne. A '

mas named Asbaian is now ia pri.n a waitiaj: tri.tl !

on suspicion of having committed th crime ; andMr. Chun Wo writes to say that b hop-- - ju.-.tic- e

will be done in the cae without rrgard u rac orcolor. We hope so too, aad. we may add. have nodoots about tu

ji Beactuti. ParxTixij. In the window of thebook-Mor-e next d'xx-- to our nice, we nots a veryfine painting of Wailua FalU. Kauai. A clrwe

only reveal new beatnie. NMbing canbe troer lo nature than the foliage, and especiallythe pandanus t?.; So also the shading of the-watir- .

Tb ttM I Mr. Eller Jorgensen. & Nor-wegian gentlemen now In the city. whoe speelaltjis. we learn, portrait painting. We hope br (bav-fin- d

sufficient encouragement to take t;p his rei- -

denc here.i

H. HACKFELD &C0.,'

EXPECT TO BECEIVE PERi

t

GERMAN BARK CEDER,SHORTLY In: FIIOM BKF.MEN.

;

A WELL SELECTED CARGOj

or

EMISII. GERM., L FKEMII GOODS !

(udtlB7 lit Pait of the FvllttMins:

A Full Assortment "f Prims, all styles, newand deairu.de pat ferns,

White Cotton, Horrock's White Long Cloth,A. II. and 15.

L'rown and Blue Cotton Drill. Brown Cotton,

lilue Cotton, Heavy Denims, Hickory Stripes,

Bed Tick injr.Jt sir key lied Cotton,

fllue Flannels, White Linen, assorted widths' xaod qualities.

Water proof Cloth. Wuiu..Molekiu. 'Fine French Merinos, Reps, Uiickkins,

Fine Cassiiuei h. U u k and Blue Broadcloths,

MoMpiilo Netting,

Linen and Cotton, Setting Thtettd,

Alhambnt Bedquills, 1

A Splendid Assortment of ClothingFancy Flannel Shirts,

Denim Jumpers tind Overalls.

Fine Merino riuleih'u Is.

Merino Socks,

Cotton Socks and Stockings.

Silk. Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs.

llenvy Blankets.

Fine Silk Umbrellas,

Linen Sheeting.

Assorted Burlaps and Woolpack, Sail Twine.

Imperial Navy Hemp Canvas, No. 00 to fi,

Hair and Cloth Brushes, from J.Gosnell & Co.

Fancy Soaps nnd Hair Oil.

A VERY FULL ASSORTMENT OF

GERMAN. ENGLISH & FRENCH

Groceries.Stearin Candles, L'ltram n Ine Blue,

Kpsoin Salts. Castor Oil,

Fence Wire, No. 4, and

Iron Pipe, j and 3 inch.

Hoop Iron, , J, 1 and 1 j inch, Rivets,

Shawls, Ponchos. Plaids, Needlework,

Imitation Jewelry,

Lockets, Rings. Chain, Ornaments,

P. iV P. Knives, Scissors,

Corkscrews, Tinned Spurs, Axe9,

French Calfskins, .Wrapping and Priming Paper,

Painfs and Oils, White Zinc. White Lead, Stc,

Caustic Soda and Palm Oil,

Hide Poison, Market Baskets,

Brooms, Casks ami Barrels.

Cafiks Blacksmith.!' Coal,

Tons Best Steam Coal,

Also a few Music Boxes & Regulator Clocks,

A Fine Assortment of Havana Cigars,

Fnglih and Oerman Ale,

Bavarian Beer, In qis. and pts.

Champagne, Ruinart pere and fils, qts. ,t pts.

Champagne, Heidsieck & Co., qt. ami pts.

Champagne, Thoreau. qts. and pts.

Sparkling Hock,

Rhine Wines, Claret,Gin, in green boxes.

Samples now Open at our Office, and .Sales madeto Arrive,

jja?" Orders from Other Islands Filled. sg

H. HACKFELD & CO.KXPECT PER

HAW'N BARK R. C. WYLIE(SAILED FROM LONDON JUNE 25th.)

THE FOLLOWING GOODSWHICH THEY OFFER FOB SALE TO ABBIYE,

QROCERIES, III BBICK'S PAIXT OIL,White Zinc. White Lead.Venetian Rel, Yellow Ochre.

Caustic Soda, C. C. Tin Plate, Sheet Lead,Sauce Pans, Tea Kettles. Sheet Zinc,

Galvanized Tubs, Fence Wires,

Refined Iron, White Bros., Portland Cement.

Gunny Bags, Burlaps Bags,

Printing Paper, Petroleum Barrels,

New Oil Shooks.

Vienna Fnrniinre,

Burtelleaut & Cos., Braiidy, in glass, one tofour diamond.

Burtelleaut Cos.. Biandy in Casks,

Gin in Cases,

Norwegian Ale,Cordage,

Window Glass, Ac., 4c., Ac.

NcrricRA Letter remains at this Ofiice advetiscd,

to the address of

THOMAS SICISON,Honolulu,

Island of Oahu,Hawaiian Islands.

ff The 'we J.outf, It ssw-J.'- .

on ?""?7il A' f trV t Vr da tr1 i: .Trlit MU (j TU0S. fi. CO.WKi: t

Oeoeral Pot OfGre, H,.r.,.!ii, .sjj i;. fltFOR SALE.

TWO tOT I tCK-- i IN Ml t M 1. 1. K .--nrxl arv.1 ttrvt h.u-- . at-- t,- - inn tiotlf , n. w

rent fi $216 00 --r annumOXF-- SToEE on F.rl str--t- , ..(w,. j 7r k.,n

; I Al.l-lvt- " II MrlaiVMH. ?. Ab) f r Sale, FAIR H N : PA X T A It N S at

fS.OO r Tr, Only. rl3 '

WANTED !

4 IdMlll MII.KKK.OM. WHO t NOKK- -tr.i ao.t eao print-- . Ifie BomsiK- - rft..-- l f t.rak-in- v

"r tra.niii he.f--r cr teer None oshr n.-- 1 i.l t.. N. niKEN.N, U j l.u. at.u.

Or.are I'flefttl t.. .M.r 4 i he al vr Jiri i.ti. n n-- 2iu

FAMILY MARKET.PATKONS OF THK AHilVK TAKI.ISU.

public it"wrAily. are beret.y ii.4,t,e.l thatthe bttStftess will be .1 as f.siaerly, unld lurther mice,for I he teteQl of the t4 the late pnpriet r.

WILLI AM P. HO VH.Honolulu. Sept. 3d, 175. .j

MRS. HENRY ROBINSON.T-K- !"skw&

NOTICE!1IK.JOHN KITSOX IIOI.OS MY t'OWKKi' M ol Attorney and will attend to niy business dur.ni; tuy

absence from the Kingdom. Mr. CHAKLF.S M CtHKK willact aa Salesman-- ; M. P. AUAMS. -

Honolulu, July H.75. ltMn) innotYceT

WIIKRK.tS. I the aadrrigard did.satkrw Tin day f June, 1ST5, appoint II .a Itoval Holiness thePKINCK W. P. LkLfclOHOKU to be n A, lit I. r Oie rsreand management of all my property, both renl and jwrsoniil.wiUMn shit Kingdom, notice thereof is lierewy. lwn to allwhom it may concern. 11 KKi.LlKOI.ANI.

Honolulu, July lOtlllSTi. fyS-U- m

NOTICE.'1HK UMER.SMJ..;i 1IAVK, ON THKFirst Day of April, 1875, entered into a Co partnership,under the name and style of J. II. IIKUNS k CO., for the pur

ose of carrying on thet 'ooiuer iutf u ual UuMgiutf liualaru

In all its branchtak, and solicit a share of the public pjlronae.Shop Xo. 82 l'ri Mrrel.

J. II. I'.RrNr,II. liKl UK.

Honolulu, June 12, ISTi. t4 Hui

FOR SALE !

--- A UKMKtlll IHIISKI UMIIn HILO For hale.U3L For further isrticulara apply to

au21 tf JAMr-- S TAYLOR, Honolulu

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

A. S. CLECHORN & CO.

AVE INSTRUCTED W. G. POOLE TOPREPARE THE WHOLE OF THEIR

V

FORT ST. STOCKOF

SILKS,

DRAPERY

A Nl

CLOTHING,

FOR A

EAT CLEARING

SALE !

To make room for NEW GOODS.

IfV slifiJI oohYnience. fortlffith to mark

.w sm .9 I

(Oir,i (VCry arta h ' ami HOtft the. I'llblir

at an earhi tJatc. when the neiie will

corn tin toe. It

GOLD,SILVER

AND WHITE

ALSO. A SMALL INVOICE OF

FINE BUTTON and CONGRESS

GAITERSJUST RECEIVED

ror G T XX XL X3 TXT U 19 Z

AT THE

PHILADELPHIA BOOT & SHOE STORE,

Carntr of Fori an ft Merchant Sia.

j IRA RICHARDSON.

OTlt'I.-- T WkasisaavsMilr llm HullClub mr-- tt K rscfW oa TacsJays.Tburfclayt ail SIur.sat 4 . r. . Uc al Ibe pr i the krtw:rf M :t.

II kiIuIj. Ju y IT.h, lTi. A..

UTI.KNs IMIHLMIIKNH K OM- -LI" LI. i.l.iijt ViM-u- si.4 Mr(n r"'''l.v sr. t

f'raisi!T iT.nt.V t.. a:ien.l lutm W..h.p l WIT H.till KC II. Vit servu-r- . ar h. t,l rirn yA. M.. a:iA T 1 i P. M . .( are r lutplease.1 ( katen.l. IV-r- a is fl tlo-.!a- y

SI ir.i at T 1 i atUvli, IS the Lcclurw r n,wrkmisy , f4 y

r J. 8. CURNCY. vttraKTrUN, TiiBUfO MLLltKIl 1UM1

Xv 1 .Nuuana Street. 4 A-- bel-.- K rrr.J.'er in .N'.i.'s. l'('IMi' 'iV,r-!.- l I '. I .'..i.

rf Hie Pacific.

Ptr t Cssnir.-- , Ch.ass, T. s'H', LtM.'Sser J. S. i W riVTi lit ill imp

LADIESrATTENTION fI I tIK WO UK OI' A I.I. KIMW IMINK lo

or.l. r al n F rti .v mst-- . A trw ."ilri.s. lil.l''UtS'Uum. V ilrrf.n, rtc , U rhrsj.Ir .1 r.veu in Wax. Wk. Hair, IVtrets 11" v'aftev

N ork ailTrl. sraphinit tsuthl lu ad ti" Ut X mtFuneral Wreaths. t'r-- " etc.. itmuK allv ixfiir.)The .tr nre f the tal.' (rsu tb .tj.--i- i iiat s.eit

e.1 All artlert Wjll re r p xu4 kl1 inda-Ua- f e sii.fMKS C. J. Ml U I'll t.

ell if ' s. H9 Psf .. Ma4lM200 N.W. TIERCES & BARRELS

A UOOll A KTMT.K.For sale by

wl 2m A. U . PKIRCK A CO.

CALIFORNIA BRICK( AI.IKOHMA KKIt'K.UKOOO Fur sale by

wis ?tu A. W. PKIKCK CO.

BEEF & PORK.

Oregon Mess Deof,Hawaiian Beef,

Eastern Prime Pork,Eastern Mess Pork.

4I.K UVIMIK 2ui A. W. PKIKCK ft CO. (

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE!.SEVERAL SMALL LOTS

;r

On the maukfi side of School StreetAMI ' ' f

OPPOSITE TO TIIF. I.Oi I KVUlAT Si IIOOL Hill Si'.

ON KKASON ALLK TKttMS.

J.7" P' Particulars apply loselS 4t JAMKS ft. LKMoN.

THEHAVAllAf GUIDE DOOK

aCOVTAIKIMC

A PKier UFCKIPTION OF THK HAWAIIAN ISLANI'P,TIIKIK II AlltORS, jAURICL'LTI'K L UKSOl'KCFS,

PLANTATIONS, SUKNCKT, VOLCANO US! CLIMATIC, POPULATION, AND ?

COMMERCE; with

A MAP, A FULL INDEX,AND

EXCES TO NE1KI.V TWO 1111.REFERTopics of interest, or places In be visited In Ibistiroup.

This Really Valuable Hand-Boo- k,

1 'CONTAINING 144 PAGES,

Slionltl be in tho IOHORsionOF

KiHry nie hifctntitit tt visit tiix (Iroiijt,r HrcA'ittt iftforjttafitfH, nfntttt the ZkI-ami-

It tiemjast tin' iiifto'um-lio- n

irnitUd l tourist amiijt))i(r(tnta, inlti cost 1J'

Traveling, Living, Lands, &c.

PJtlCK, NIXTY CrH.Maile. lo any part nf the I'l.iled r'tatsi or Euroe,

For 75 Cts., full postage prepaidAd tlrcNst

II. M. WHITNEY, Honolulu.WHITE K UAt Kit, Hsn Francisrn.

sel 8 3m UORDON & UOTC1I. fyiluey, N.H.W.

Wilmington Pitch!MEIKIVEI) PER CEVLOV a M OR

salel.y - (au!4) I10I.I.FS A CO.I

rni iimdh Diwro caimamuuLuiiiDia nivr.n jhliuuiiGATCII OK 'lH7f !

CST RECEIVED RV CASTLE JL COOKK,9 a Huerior Iyt in barrels, half barrels and kit, and hr

Sale at. Low Rates. au7 2in

SPERM OILIN' U.IMriTIF.S TO SUIT, FROM I Owl- -U. kmi lo a barrel. I or Hale by

977 CIIAS. USU.;

Manila Cordag-e- !

fROM THE ROSTOX FAt'TOK V, ALL' m.rjs.

For Sale by LOLLED CO.

Properties For Sale or LeaseTH E CELEItR ATED SUGAR LAXDOF

JL! II A K A LA lT. In the District ot II do, Hawaii.

ALSO--The Land. House. Pasture ami Premises of A f ' A l"K K A P

. .Kona, Hawaii, eontaininawt ,uu aeres.

For particulars apply toW L. URFr.N.

SOMETHING

WORTH HAVING !!Atiii.no of react v. it is maid, isand If fliness Is the essential Ma ofbeauty, as we maintain it Is, the fcKWINO MACHINEwith one of the

PATENT WATER WHEEL

ATTACHMENTS !

is one of the most beautiful tltinrs in the wnrU; nothinirin the whole ranee of modern invention be in better adai.teilu rrueTe numau uruugery or niier tor I tie purposes intended.

The I ndersiicneil nrc Special AgrnisTor

THEWHICH 13 TUG

BEST SEWING MACHINE IN USE!Jusl

OO POINTS OF ftlT'ERIORITV !

For Particulars see Circulars.

WE ARE PKEi'AUEU TU FLR.MSU THE

PATENT ATTACHMENT !

to any of the machines now in use, whleh will run them pf-c- t

ly without in st exertion en Ihe part of U, opernu. TheseWheels are msde here at tlie UK ASI Fill Is l K I . aresuerior to those importeil, and sold for less money.

LIY 0E AMI 101 MILL BE (0VI.CED!It is a well known fart that tlie ill health of thousamls of Hwouvn aud eirls, can be traced to the exertion required to

run Sewing Macbitiei Ly foot power. A word to tr.a mj'me laguliirient.

yjd DII.LIXUIIAM JL CO.CALIFORNIA POTATOES.

KV AXD FHEall RECEIVED PER D. Ami1 CMLEKAY. FohM-ALEU-

au27. lOLLES & CU. rs,

LIME LIME 1, '1IORE LIME BIT THE D. C. MIRRAT ! krtif RECElVCb HUs HAV- - I'UR iiALE bV

HULLE9 Vtl. '

grand wmumor

mmimj mums)

"DOMESTIC"

BAGS, Scc.rlli: I MtFHItiMM HA JIM M- -

c' tm.rcK m.m (Juliet, i

THtFlNeST-ASSOIlTM-'T

-- tip.

Itbuhks. valises, BACS, &C!K I'lllKlli IOkt l'l4Uli.

La be' CiL.t N'te lailMt IVant,,Li.lrt-- .' Isiber Parabfaa,

Elejtaul lr.t tJiif I'ajwsv

A Full Line of Elegant Saratogas !

Omt't 4.. K..I. LraOrt Trunk. . MieiMlke.t's Hridl leather Trunk; HirnieJ

Gail's Ki veiled K.l(e Valises,G Mil's lireniiif ( ts, Gent's iu.i' 4.s.Hots' H. 1.S ik. Trank Mr,hal Mraps, M,l.ef tr. ae., 4e.

.'! .( tt' (it tit, unit ir i,s, i uij nuif, ;, i, tt ,i it !!, i,t ff,c ,,f,orf' tinr r,'

if,t ir,ff tn mil hihih ttmf

U o of MorolI hr llr I. Iter mf Gwaol. s W- - Mr wait

,,,r lle llwis mi .i4i ass tirilrswitt U nlsrtssi aril,

AUo, per lhi above Vrel.

Till I;i.4Mf I.illOOF

GENT'S SHOE WAREEK H EN llk.KK,

which Lave only lo ls seen In be appm-ialnl-. There la tm

Hand Machine Work ahoul these O.mhIs, all are

Warranted Hani Made Waroltr Twenty Ma i,neret4 Mtlra. htUt.l.le I. any Mie. d.

AlX, A FINK LINK OF

WATCHES,

JEWELRY,

DIAMOND RIN03,

SILVER WARE, dc,Will be ready f limaecUon asi Wediwailay HiKtiiu.

Thr Psibllr sire Invlirsl laCoMtraaxI KastMIm inr lNirs LIhs-s-i airGata.

IV Trnulilti to Hlmw stlaM. MclNCRNY.Jy 31 3m

PARLOR ORGANS!

PARLOR ORGANS !

JUST RECEIVED,

PER SHIP CEYLON

SIPMOa PAflM HBEUK

IA KTI KH 1 W W VTt'" M 'K ' "TH V'

A m TI 'CI A C3fHT A tlT s sr a mwr. .iioui,ADiiii JtAixu i

Will do well In rh im from Ibis lot i lb.e m.Ui In f.. l.av.(ireti salifaclioii.

FOR HALF. II V

CASTLC & COOKE.Jy31 3a AtiKNTft

SHIP CHANDLERY!SHIP GROCERIES,

WIIALE EOATS,

E0AT STOCK,

FLOUR AND BREAD,

COTTON DUCli.

HEMP AND MANILA CORDAGE !4Vr., sVr., 4Vr.

AT LOWEST RATC3 QY

A. W. PEIRCE & CO.

ikCoutM forBrand's Bomb Lancet,

Perry Davit' Painkiller,Pnnloa Salt Works.Vs4

A FEW BASKETSOF THE CELEIIUATKD

Piper UcldsicclcCHAMPAGNE,

UVAUTH AMI 1 1 NTH,

rereired T U. C Murray, ami tt sale by

2 II. JIALIKM.U A I'll.

1BII.K ! HII.K! illlf.liIEOMTUK

WELL KNOWNPUUNUl dairy i

fyt K IIAVIKOQr4f 1urehsse.l tb w.U kitowa bfj of M 1 1 IliL. COAVH frua Mr. J. IUar.lu, ami aisLaVinf based the Lands known as the

I?UTJIsTIJI Mir,K UAMOII!lie ia preparoj to furnish lo isibImims

BE TBESII MILK, IV 0.1 AMITIIS TO M IT I

AT

Oouta per QC7Vri.TaFL'LL MkAbLKK UUABANTKKO,

Dellvfrtw Is the MwraliK aad ir(rraa I

(7 To larre eHaloaiers, surh as IL4e and Ksi.a'il keep'Hbips of War, Ae., ba will wjsks erial t'otilrarts, at

,'iu i s? iTtN svv ow wsa mm aw ttmm a ajw HJ ,M 44 V Sia, tjfat the international l, will I r.i,Hly alirrHled in

AUONU. IWrietor.Cm

BY C BARTOW

THIS DAY.OLD LUMBER AT AUCTION !

SATURDAY, : : : : SEPTEMBER 25At lit 'cl..k A M. will he I,

IN I UK MU.lt OF Illi: IMKUM1IOML IIOILL,

Lots of Old Lumber.C. BAKTuW, Auction r.

!

ON THURSDAY, : : SEPTEMBER 20th,At 10 li'rk. k, A. 11., at will lw .' J i,

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,AMD A- -

Vurioty ol li'olixmcllwBAGS OF BROWN SUGAR.

C. 9. BAKTOW. Aurt'r.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!

AT AUCTION.

ON SATURDAY, OCT. 2d,At 12 OVkx-k- , r. at AliioUni Hale, (Government House).

Ky ortW nf Mr. . t'. MA1KAI, I a(a Instructed tt sell atPublic Auction, the

Following Pieces of Land. I.I, THAT I'IKCKOV 1,4X11 AT .MA.NO A

VAI.I.Kr, lUnd of Oahn, containing 22 0 arm,in Hnyal FIml. No. lZ'.o. to John flrTnuoa, as

kuleana claim 11023, part 2, section 1, division 1.

Al.rtthat PIECKOF I. A MD, containing. 9 tS loOarrrs. described in said patent.

ALSO. A I. L. .Til AT 1MICCK OF LAND, rontain.ns; about 7 fci-10- acres, described in Royal Pater.t tok.hv, N.fc 15.

AM Ala that Piece of land containing about 0 acres,io Royal Patent tn as t.1 Kho. Ha. M.

The above all adjoin ami consist of good kula an I Valuablekalo lands. There is a constant stream of mountain waterrunning through tbem, ami as about 10 acres ronaiat of theU-s- t kalo land in Matiea Valley, thia offers a very rare chporU all persona, to mike a first class investment. Tha propertyis well known aa hating brmri; been the residence of theUie How J. W. E. Maikai. and lately the residenre of Khu,deceased, &e grandfather of the orrsent proprietor.

Title perfcrt and for psrtkalart thereof, intending purchasersare reipectfully referral to

K. T. O'HALLORAN. Esq.,' Fort St.C. 8. BARTOW. Auct'r..

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

A.tBy Order of the Hon. Board of Education,

I shall sell at public avrtton.

On Saturday, November 14th, 1875,AT 12 O'CLOCK, M.,

At tha frost entrance of A LI 10 LAM 1IALK,Honolulu, Oabu, at an

'UPSET PRICE OF SO.OOO!All the right, title and interest of the Board of Education in

and to the large tract of Land known aa the

AHUPUAA OF WAIKAPU!SITUATED IN TIIK DISTRICT OK WAIIXKl?,

On the Inland of Maui, II. I.Thia extensive and va'uable tract of land, centrally located ra

East and West Maui, comprises an area of from

Sixteen to Twenty Thousand Acres,Several thousand of which is (rood arable land-- , capable ofprofitable cultivation for sugar cane and other agriculturalproduct should a sufficient water supply be at any time avail-able for irrigation, while a much larger extent id well adaptedfor grazing purposes.

Toe above property will he sold, subject to a lease havingAve years yet to rur . Title. Koyal I'nlral.

For farther particulars enquire of the Secretary of the Boardof Education, or

C. S. BAItTOW, Aurt'r.Honolulu, August 10, 1S75.

OREGON SUGAR CURED STAR HAMS f

4 FEW CASES. JUST RECEIVE! FER. r'ALKINBI'KU,

auT ' For Sale by EtOLLES CO.

ii:W SALMON, 187,1!

Just Arrived per Mattie Macleay.A IJO

Pilot Bread,

Extra Superfine Flour.

Lime, Pork, Hams,

Canned Salmon and

Beef, &c, &c, &c.FOR SAI.K BV

ti Sin II. II.4CKEEI.D &. CO.

GREAT BARGAINSIV- -

-- AND-

solid metal work.

ORDER TO CLOSE OCT THE BI SI- -tX

ECKART WILL SELL AT COST !

FOK THK NEXT TUKEK jlONTHS,

X HE FINE STOCK OE SOLID

GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRYAND

TAULE WARE !

ALSO--WATCHE- S, silwr;CANES, SIIKLL VOKK.

A.NDUTHKK FANCY ARTICLES.

Call Soon and Secure Great Bargains

FOH OA8HAT THE FORT STREET ST O R E.

9&T 3ua

FIREWOOD ! FIREWOOD ! !

V BOLLP.S at CO.

FIRE-WOO- D 1

RECEIVED FROM TAHITI. EXJCST brig W. II- - ALLKJf,

Superior Iron Wood,jjr Wdl burn longer and give greater beat than any other

kind of wood. Nothing hi town a patch upon it it is thekind- - For Sale at Reasonable Rates by

au- - 3. C. ALLEN.

rfME, LIB1E.FRESH LIME, JUST RECEIVED,

per." l. C. Murray," and P ale at lowest marketfates. : "

' S. C. AM EN.

BY E. P. ADAMS

Oxeclit ale!AT AIKJTIOX !

Tuesday and Wednesday,Si l'TKMIIKK 'ZH A S l 2H.

BY ORDER OF MR. CHUNG FAA !

AMERICAN, ENGLISH,

FRENCH & CHINA GOODS!VIA PANAMA K fAX IKtM'ISCH.

China Matting,Japan Tea,

Manila Cigars, No. 1,

Peanut Oilf&c. &c; &c.-Uni- on

" " 1 " '""Prints,English Do..

Poplxns,

French Dress Goods,Pacific Reps,

tFrench Fancy Cashmeres,

FIN H 1 5 1 tC) A OO I A T 1 1 !

Caps, Hats", Fancy Hats,

Shoes, Boots,Ladies' Boots and Shoes

Shirts. Shawls.Flannel Shirts, Cotton & Woolen Pants,

Blankets, Amos. Denims. Carpet Bags,

Quilts. Frills and Ruffles.Neck Ties, Collars, Jean Drawers,

Silk Buttons, Round Combs, Spool Silk,c, tee., , t,c.

Heir TERMS LIBERAL.K. F. AI)AMSjAu I'r.

REGULAR CASH SALE !

ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1st,At half-pa- tt A.'M., at galesrrom, will be sold,

ParlJculara See Hestrrs.1 K. V. ADAMS. Auctioneer.

Unclaimed MerchandiseAT AUCTION.

ON FRIDAY, - - - OCTOBER 1st,Xt 12 o'clock, noon,

W ill tie sold for account of whom it may concern, to the high-est bidder for Ciixh, vil : (K in circle.)

No. 91 case 8 cans 1 gall ea 8 galls Signal Oil.No. 81 case 7 cans 3 galls ea 21 galla Signal Oil.Nos. 10, It, 12, 15, Id 6 raws 2 cans ea, 10 cans ft galls ea

60 galls Signal Oil.Nos. 13. 14, 17, 13, 195 cases 2 cans ea. 10 cans 5 galls ea

b0 galls Crown IVtroleuui.

ALSO1 gross flat burners. 1 gross flat burners, extra.

E. P. ADAMS, Auctioneer.Honolulu, Sept. 15, 1S75.

The LADIES Of the HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

TO KNOW

THAT THE UNDERSIGNED HAS

JUST RECEIVED!PER "LEGAL TENDER,'

--An JClocrant Line of

1IIEU IIIHIIM W Mllintllit

OE A I Ad KINDS.

Wlitofi fr nHjtfrioriti of trorfattfmsiijt

oiiiiiot If excelled.

Children's WareFTARF. SOMFTIIIVi; ELEG.1T.

THESE GOODS WILL HE SOLD AT

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 1ALSO J l' ST TO HAND

LADIES' WHITE KID SLIPPERS.

IuLadien yon ttrc respectfully invited to ex-

amine these yooilx and judge foryourselves.

Every pair plainly marked.M. MrlNERNY'.

Honolulu, July 1, 1S75. 97-l- y

DICKSON, 61 FORT ST.,HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST ASORT-I- I

MKNTOF

Kou Calabashes, Kapas, Mais,Native Dresses, Shell ifecklaces, c, to lie f.ur.l in Ho-

nolulu, and for sale at LO W I R I C ES I

PIUTURi FRAMES.!In Great Number ami Variety.

PIIOTt)GHAPIl!S-- A l arge if tnck of Hawsi

ian Views and Portraits

Always Hand, Sloaated on Cards, or rnmoantrd,99J FOR MAILING. qr

OREGON SUGAR CURED HAMS,4 FRESH LOT. I'ER J. A. FALK I NUL'RG,

r Sale Chrnp. byau, stn CASTLE COOKE.

Crusliea Sui-S-s- v

IN I Oil LB. KEGS.

SALE BYF WiS tf H. HACKFELD & CO

Columbia River Spring Salmon!

ECEIVED FER J. A. FALKINBl'RG,R and warranled a silendid article. For sale bybTOSm CAaTLK & COOKE.

Per Ceylon, direct from Boston!sirlIALEME.'S OA IIS. FROM IO FEET

to ! fret lonfr, of the best qualityrr sa le bv (au!4) B0LI.E3 A CO.

tag.

I-'O- SAX" FItA.CIaSC:0.The A. S. N. Co.'s Splendid Steamship

M ACGIiEGOK !- -- . c i x i i a it x i .v a K it. - --3

WILL SAIL" FOR SAN FRANCISCO.On or about Oct. ISth !

All Frriht inten.lt-- J f .r rlilpuirnt ir !I4iitr.ifi Francisco or lhr iii W iu it.Wrchnu r'rre of Sloranr.The Arn! i I r,rj H"miiOQ.e-Rri- 4 I r ill

ut if 'I l rf"uih lurw ry fire.I r F r Fffijifct and Paae, pt ay fjrtlifr i. f..rui iu. ti,

aul Apply Ui C. fcKEWKK i Oi'., AK-- m

ron 'svixi:y. iv;s. v.The A. S. N. Co. 'a Fine Steamship

sam's wfcmw aw

T-- WlXD CuMMAJf tkii:.

WILL SAIL FOR SYDNEY. N. S. W.,On or about Sept. 24th !

All Frrieht intended for Slipuifnt fr gtramrrJ either to?a Fraaciioo cr the C'4onif will he recriveil in the StramfrW.irrhouse Frrr of Sfornsr.

The Agents will give a Warehouse-Kcc- f i.t for all Mrrclian--ilisf, hut will not le responsible for lois by nre.

rr For Freight nd PassnRe, to i'vilury, N-- 7.eiau.) atnlMrllM'uriie, ap'ly to

su2S C. RllhHKR & CO., Aeenta.

TIME-TABL- E OF THE

STEAMER KILAUEA,"MARCH A NT, t .MASTER.

Monday, Svpt 27th. 5 ill .... Circuit of HawaiiMonday, Oct 4th, 6 ui . . . . . KuuaMonday, Uct 11th, 6 p m..... ..Circuit of HawaiiMonday. Oct ltth, 5pm liiloWednesday, Uct 27th, & p m.. .Circuit of KauaiMonday, Nov 1st, & p in Circuit of HawaiiMonday, Nov Sth, & lu i HilMonday, Nov lath, & m KonaThursday, Nov 2jUi. 5 in... NawiliwiliMonday, Nov 24lh, 5 p iu lidoMonday, Iec tilli. Si p iu ..... KonaMonday, ! l'flh, p in ..... ........... .Circuit of HawaiiVVetluesday, lrc 22d, up in.. t in ait i f KauaiMonday, Dec 27th, it p ui ..... II. Io

IT When there are no rattb to land hi Manlaca Hv.effort will lie made to reach HimioI-jI- Saturday I. M

(Ly On down Trips the Cleanirr will n l U avi- - Ka.iluuUi until9 A. M. or later; Mukcna until 0 A. M. or later; and MaalaeaBay. until 8 A, M. oi latrr, without due notice of any changebeing given.

Rates of Passage will beTo or from Kaunakakai, Molokai t uuo

" Uhaina, Maul.. 0 00- " Mualaea, Maui 7 00

" ' Makena, Maui 8 00' " Mahukoua, Hawaii... 10 00' ' Kawaihae, " 10 00

" Kaiiua, " , 10 00" " Kaawaloa. 10 00" llilo. " 12 60" " Kau Coast " 15 00

Circuit of Hawaii, Hound Trip 22 00To or from any I'i rt on Kauai 8 ooCircuit or Kauai, Round Trip 12 00Deck Passage for nut i ves only........ 2 00

No Credit for Passage Money !

TICKETS AT THK OFFICE ONLY.No berth will he considered as- - taken until paid for. Not

responsible for baggage unmarkrd or any Freight or Parcelsunless receipted for.FREIGHT MONEY DUE OX DEMAND:

fpr An effort will be made to have the Strainer reach Ilonolulu on the evening of the same day she leaves Maui.

SAMUEL O. WILDER, Agent.OtBee with Wilder At Co., corner of Fort and Queen Streets.

tK0

RO'ITOW TTnwnT.TIT.U PAf!"R"ET T.TNT1 f

C. BREWER 5i CO., AGENTS.Favorable arrangement a can altvuys be made forStoraco and Shipment of Uil, Hone, Wool, Hides

and other Merchandise to New Bedford, Boston, New York andother Eastern Ports. 3T Cash Advances made.

954 Iy C. BH KW Kit & CO.

REGULARDISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

C. BREWER & CO.,AGENTS.Merchandise received :?TORAQB FREE andliberal cash advances made on shipments by this

line. (904 ly) C. BREWER & CO.

REGULAR PACKET FOR LAIIAIJVA.

THE SCHR. NETTIE-- MERRILL,E. D. CRANE, Muster.

Will Ran Rrgularly between Tills Port and Lahatoa,LEAVZNQ

Honolnla Saturdays and Labaina every Wedarsdajs.9i3 3ui II. IIACIM ELD & Co., Agents.

K A. TT J X DE" JSi. C? I JET TFOR KOLOA AND WAIMEA.

THE .SCHOONER

iv ir i t. 1B0LI-ES-, MA&1ER.

Will have Regular Dispatch for the alove named Ports, onand after the 5th of November next, until further notice.

Freight, and Passengers taken at the Lowest Kates.962 B0LLES Si CO., Agents.

1875.80lV2ETIil!O NEW

SAVE YOUR MONEY.Ml E UNDERSIGNED HAS O.N II A X D

AND FOR SALE

E. B. mil suEXTRA No. I

13 1- -2 I.D. KIiik, 2(1 I.l. Kill nnil 25I.b. KillM.

Full weight, thoroughly packed, warranted to keepsweet and good. PRICES FAR UELUW ANY-THING OF THE KIND IN THE CITY.

ALSO

BBLS. (OLlMIilA HIYEU SALMOX !

SEASON 1875, No. I,200 LBS. Knch, nl Kqunlly COW I'RH'Ef.

ALSO, A FEW- - li tllKKLN

C. R. SALMON BACKS !

No. 1 Extra, Srimau 18?..Two llunoretl PanuJn Enrh at $iMH.

ALSO

A Few Bbls. C. R Salmon !

No. 1. 200 Ll. rah,Srn.a lS7 t.nlthe I.otv I'ricp of

Buyers are respectfully requested to call and

examine for themselves.

tCT Orilers from the Trade, City, an.l Islands generally

re.pectful!$- - soliciteil and promptly tilled.

E. C. rVl'CANDLESS,FISH MARKET, STALLS S: 3. jy 01

'ER FALKINBURG, THIS DAY !

FROM PORTLAND, 0 DIRECT.II A K It E LS CO MM BI A RIVERSALMON, Extra No. 1 Quality. Also, Half

Barrels ditto, ditio,ALLNCW, tintl Ii PIN KOHDER

iu7 l or Sale hy BOLLES A: CO.

PLEASE YOUR CHILDREN !

i5FAi;Tirtri,CHROMO PICTURES !

SCRAP BOOKS,

CASTLE & COOKE'SA !.- -

.9 i s t it i:v i: i v i: i,A FINE A.--K rMfcVr OF

EXTRA QUALITY PRINTS,I.Hilir ANl 1AKK FA.--T Cult Ut5.

XflXED WATERPROOF.I ' 1 lilue and lirown WatfTprnof, cot.m an.1 wo,a, and

all wo.4

Fine lilak ami Oxford lKkin lllur Nil inFine fciue and Black Un.ad CU-th- ,

Baby Carriag Uufe's, UrJen Hats, Skirt Sui irter.

A No, to Arrive,FER

D. C. Murray &R. C.WylieFANCY TRIMMING PRINTS,

ROBE PRINTS.

Bleached and I'nbleacl.cd Cottons and Sheetings,MassisvCraa) and Dtapvrar - -tiross Graiu Kiblwiis, Fancy Fl.wuwl Oversliirts,

i'lf and Urey Flannels,Wh.feanil I'rab Mole-iLi- I'lub-rshirt-

White and Buff Linen I'uci.,Fancy Linen I'rilN, White Quilting.I'res lillan.l", llrn.lkerr!ii. I,White Table Linen, -

Finest liet and Medium Naf'Liiw,MriUit Netting. Navy Fl.llll.el-'- ,

Cotton 11. e. S ai let FlaiMiel fan.-- y Tvreedc,r'ai'C.V r.raitis. Silk Oiauier,F.tiu-- Table l'aui.: k, II ir Clolb, ili. ii. Shoe Thread

' ALSO

PORTLAND CEMENT!A i. ii ted Paints and O.ls,

Oalvanize.1 r utis. I'.uls an t v a.li liasin..Tea Kettles, T llinees. & to lt inch,

Krucini Vtrt, No, 6,Aimealeil an ITarred' Ili'Oi. Iron, lst Ko. Id, light, i io.I'aslor Oil, 1 ami 2, Castile up, (.'rwaiit-- . ' fWard Ik Pavne Kaniraroo !leei Sbi-ars- , '

s. -Curry Combs, India Rubber ChainoU Skins

ponj es, Caps, hnt, Fancy Bowls.f

A FINE ASSORTM'T OF FILES, SCREWS

v. r AND BUCKLEY ,

(round Jamaica Uinv'er. 'Orounil Pepper and Ciniiauipn,

Pure Cream of Tartar iu bulk,Pure Ulyc-riiie- , ll Lines,

Pearl Buttons,Best !ice leather. Fancy .aps, A1". Ae t r- -

Goldon Gate IIour,ALWAYS US HANI. !

i

carsiiKD si t;. it.B ES I' A ND.M F.DIli.M QUALITIES

RA w si:g I KS.

COLUMBIA RIVER AND FRAZER RIVER

S J. X-- TsJZL Z TXT ,in iu:mt.lies to suit.

Downer's and Devoe's KeroseneOil.

( 'iotnti ij Ordcrit t roniplljf attKtute.il to

ffrf Jjotrtxt Rufif. I.y

Castlo Coolfo.Se25

'VllELONG LOOKED FOR ROOK HAS

COME.

Miss 'reiiMlV

Hawaiian Archipelago !

FEW l OPIESJI'VrREI EIVKII t't.U.A CYPH RENTS, PRICK FIVE DOLLARS.

Ato, Aiiolhrr Fine I.arjje Collrrlivn ol

BRADLEY & RULOFSON'SCELEBRATED PHOTOGRAPHS J

jn cabinet size, and a few copies of

ELAINE and the LATE W. C. RALSTONin imperial see, and

Arcona anil Officers,and U. & R.'S MED LEV in 8-- 4 siie.

Call early for Choice Selections, or send orders whichhave immediate attention. The following is a list ofcelebrities. tHis Majesty Kalakaua, His Majesty and Suite, .

11 Jl Ex. J. O. Dominis, Hi-- i Ex. J. M. Kapeiia.V, (X Ralston. Capt. Skerrett, Baron Ton Reibnitz

Areona and Otlicers, B. Ar K. s Medley, Palace IIElaine, Alice Dunning l.ingard. Dickey Lingard,Alice and Dickev aa Orphans." Fannv avenjKiri, fMiss Pateman, Jennie Lee, Ristori, Anna Bishop,De Murski, Maegie Moore, Williamson, Emerson,May Howird, Florence Col vi lie, Neilson, Jas. Lick,Hans Christian AnJerson, J- - F. Morse. Joaquin Miller,II. J. Montague, Mrs. JuJah, The Girards, Pensacola,C. Massey, and other, many of them in several styles.

Orders from the other islands for cabinets left to my selectionwill be Oiled at J4.00 per half dozen, or $7 00 per dozen, isingle copies, 7j cjs., and sent ty man, ir uesired.

A FEW ALBUMS f

For Cabiuela ou llnud. I'ricea $10,!;v

EXPECTED PER CLARA BELL,a very large assortment of

SCRAP PICTURES!which with what is already on I. ami will afford parti-- s desiring,an excellent opportunity for selecting.

holiday f

IX SEASON',

Invoice of German and French Goods !

now en Ihe way, select, d escial'y to my order. Sjecial ord.rs

. American Toys from New York !

is also on the way, and with uiy .an Frar.risco order, &i4variety of Ooods now in stork will exceed the excellent varietypresented last year. j

CHRISTMAS GOODS TO BE OPENEDI P NOV. 15th, and HOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS on the'JOth, so that parties on the nU.tr i.tlanJs ran have ample timefor their Chrintmas selections.

SoeciUeations of this ass.rtiuent will be given next month.

THOS. C. THRUM,Mrrrbnul Street.

GO TO THE FOUNTAIN SALOONFORT STREET,

it. C. KIBRV, PKOPKIETOI

FILL BOAKI), ij.OU F I.lt

o'clock a. M. to 9 P. M. Sun.lsys cl.we at 7 P. M

ICE CREAM,' ICED SODA, (.IVt.F.K POP, iif., aand all good things that the Market furnishes, in feasoti. .

Cotton Duck!4 XEVf. tory an assortment of Numbers received per Ce; Ion,

and for sale low by (au!4 ROLLED A CO. a

NOTICE.FCBLIC ARK IIERF.HV NOTI- -T ed that JOSEPH Dl CHALSKV has no authority to I.

sell any Leather or material made at ihe KALAl'AO TANNERV, nnr to incur any expenditure on account ..f theaDiexcept throufh the undersif ue..

J. I DOWSETTHonolala.MrrhlT, 9T3. 661

THE PACIFIC(flmnif rcial 21'bbcrtisf r.

N.4 TIUHA SMT.

By Authority.

I

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lfir III tit.- - 'nul '.u- - t htl I tit '! " "'rtrIt. .in lb.- - liL-i- t J,t .f t ib.-- r ti-- i.

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A 1 id Five humln'.l l .IU. . will t..j.iir' lthe- - ptlllv t nl.Min llie t'.itillMCl N u:i!l-- t f'f

tlo- - l.liliiltlU'llt ol Ho- - r III!.-- .

Tlo- - I: line id" tti- - In i tt -- ii i 1 I -- t itr-i- l ialllf- -

1 he-- ( it I niif lit rl"r tt.d l.in.i it-l- l In ii'i-rp- l

th l.itt-.-- l .r :ittvV. I.. M..r ...t V.

MmifW-- r nf the-- Itilt mr.IxTK.r.k.K Orni K, Sept. 2.tb. is7.".

On ThursJsy bst, the 'Jo-- J inst.. Ilia Majesty re--dfive l at Iol:tni ral-tce- , at 12 oclik tun, His cy

Henry. A. Pit-rce- , L'uitt-.- ! Statta Min'mter

Ilsiiicnt, and H.-a- c AJiuiral John J. Ahuy. U S.N.,itnuianJinst the V. S. Natal Forces on the North

Pacific Station; Captain li. Gher.ir.li. U.S.N., Cou-rtian.lit- tg

U. S. Ship Ptntiicola; Vi. J. Lam I'm, U S.S., Fleet Engineer; Ceorge Cochran, Fleet Payma-tt- r

U.S.N. ; Cl. James Furney. U. S. Marines; F. II.lee, Secretary to ComuianJer in Chief U.S.N. ; Lieut.R. E. Iniey, U.S.N ; W. G. Farewell, Pns.eJ Asst.

Surgeon, U.S.N. ; Lieut. M. K. S. Mackeuzie, C.S.N. ;

Lieut. Duncan Kenn&ly, U.S.N; all attache J to theU. S. Flag Ship Vtnsaeul t.

AJmiral Almy, Captain GherarJi an l htsfTicersaK'iit to Jcpiirt fi-- the Cuasl v( Mexico, catue

on thin occasion to bi 1 farewell, an.! the A.liuitslHis M:ijety as follows :

May it plfe Vopk Majmtv : L'uty requiresme to priM-ef.- l to another pnrl .f the Station in IbpHaeitle.

Ui tore Icaviug, I felt it ittciiiiihent iif u n.e to callin eouipuny with the oilu'eis f the '.oju.,i,ship with which you have lei n s.i:i'J, au l whichgave you safe passage to these islmnls, to takeleave, as we do now, and to express my sincerethanks fur the courtesy, kindues aud hospitality extended to nte, and to the oftieerg under my commandLy Your Majesty and the pevtral ofliccrs of yourGovernment during "our pleasant stay or severaljiiontlis in t! e lltwaiiau Inlands.

Not nn incident lias occurred to mar our pleasure'4ven for a moment, but evervlhint; has been done to

contribute to our happiness, not only by yourselfand by the olhcers of the Govtrnuient, Xut by tliegood citizens at Iarge.rto whom wc uesire to expressour erateful akoQjMJgmeiits.

The days we have parsed in these Islands will ulways be regarded as

" llriiiht spols on the wayside of life."I desire to express to Your Majesty, my bent

wishes for the prosperity of the Hawaiian Kingdomand the nation, in which myself and the ofliccrs willalways take an abiding interest, feeling now so wellacquainted with this attractive land and with itswell disposed people.

Y'our Majesty will also permit me to express myfriendly wishes for your personal welfare; that youmay enjoy good health aud conteutmeut with a longand prosperous reign.

The good wibhos and friendly scntimeuts are extended to Her Majesty the Queen, to His Royal Highness the Trincc, aud to the members of the lioyalFamily.

To which His Majesty replied as follows :

Admiral Almy : In taking leave of you to-da- y, Iam reminded of the many pleasant hours which Ihave passed on board your fine ship, as well as onshore, enjoying tlie company oi yourseu ana onicers,It gratifies me to learn that during your stay here,not an accident has occurred to mar your pleasure

I thank you for the kind expression of the interestwhich you and your oflicers feci in the prosperity of. ti tr: 1 ll e. C-- 1- 1-llie Hawaiian ivingaom, as neu as ior your uii-u'jij-r

wishes for niv personal welfare, and that of theQueen, the Prince and the members of my family

May yon have a pleasant and prosperous voyage,and should you, Admiral, or any of your officers, atany time, return to these Islands, you will alwaysmeet with a hearty welcome.

His Majesty was attended on this occasion by IIR. II. Prince Leleiohoku; His Ex. J. O. Dominis,Governor of Oahu; Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, His Highness Chas. Kanaina; His Honor E. II. Allen, Chancellor of the Kingdom ; His Ex. P. Kanoa, Governorof Kauai; Hon. C. C. Harris, 1st Associate Justice;Hon. A. F. Judd, 2d Associate Justice; Cols. W. FAllen, Edward Hoffmann and Chas. II. Judd, on HisMajesty's Staff; F. W. Reckley, II. M's. Chamberlain ; Hons. S. G. Wilder, J. P. Kahanu, J. Moana;nli and John Cummins.

NOTES or,TIII-- WEEK.Postponemfst. The sale of real estate in Manoa

Valley, by auction, is postponed until next Saturday.

The next mail from the Coast it in supposed willlie brought bv tin bark Clxra fall, to leave aboutSept. 20.

There will be a meeting of the Honolulu Ama

teur Ease Call Association this evening, at the roomsof Engine Co. No. 1

A L.ik(jk PitocKssioN. At thrt dedication of theMasonic Temple in New York last July, n correspondent infoinis us there were 23.C72 members ofthe fraternity in the? procession.

Masonic. The regular monthly communicationof Lodge le Progres de I'Oceanie, No. 121, A. F. &

A. M., will take place on Monday evening next at7.J o'clock. Visiting brethren invited.

Appoixtmext. We learn that Mr. Mark P. P.oLin- -

son Iia8 been appointed on His Majesty's Staff, withthe rank of Colonel. All will concede that the se-

lection is a good one, in every respect.

A Frexih Noiii.emax. The Moou of warVolta, having on board the Otic de Penthivre,grandson of Louis Phillippe, arrived at Victoria,V. I., on the 7th inst. en route for San Francisco.

R. A. CntiTr:n. We are requested to say thatthere will be a special meeting of the above bodythis. Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, at the Hallof Lodge le Piogres tie TDceanie. Visiting breth-ren Infiled.

Y. C. Ra.sTONT A fine portrait .f the deceased'financier of California nny be seen in Thnim'.bookstore. It without question a good face, andthe man's character for benevolence and liberalityi- stamped thereon.

A Pr.oriTr.r.K Vistron. Iuring the sevenmonths and more that the V. S. S. Pmirm.l't has re-

mained at the it is estimated that she hasdisbursed about K0.fiO'), or at the rate ol 10,0o0per month.

fjFJ'Ainhti.- - -- The Post-oflic- e lookout, to which we

referred lat week as being in an unsafe condition,has now been thoroughly repaired, new and floutframe timbers put in, and otherwise made in goodcondition.

A Tkstimov.w.. On Wednesday last, the lion.(Jo.lirey Rhodes forward-.'- to Admiral Almy forthe band T the ',. ir..i. the sum of 210, con-ttibiit.-

by the citizens of Honolulu a a token oftheir appreciation of the On" mu-i- c afforded by theband at tin? Tuesday evening concerts, of whichthev have eiveti a ntimlfer during the stay of thefhin in port. A letter w.n received from the Ad- -

Biiral accepting the present on behalt of the band.

Native Pokkk Pi aVki.s.--An- y day in the week,score and mote of able bodied native men. (with

occasionally a woman) may be seen under anawning near the foundry, whose buxy hammersand rattling machinery should put their idleness toshame, spending the lime from morn till night inplaving cards. The slakes nre matches, tlie autt

single pa kage. and these are seen lying in pilesin front of the players. Aside from the publicscandal of sduggish idleness, the nurse of sin."'why.it may be a.k-d- , ui not thei.e afeitiblages

.r gambling broken up by the police? The laws " Vhwer by playing at rani--;- or any othergame, in.- - or loses any Mini of money, oe tli'mj ofiihi'. is guilly !' gumilig " it is ptilii-huld- e byfine or impi isonnienf .

raper, etc., etc.-IL-L-

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C r.: e i t):. - A i::r 'i!..l o k ii aju it! Jl'pvT'.t uilivr) bc::i; In tK.t.bt

t l' ; i .n l. :t .it the iloor in

IV 11 l " b v it int. rlie.1 c rri"j ( r l.traV- -

f.i-- t.

I'.a:i 11 k--i t (Uu A.M'jrut) .Til Uwn

fr.ni Ko!wV.t nil. r ctt-.- - T.t ! irrt-it- f r.t;Ia:.l ! n nr.l .kpj'tl t ' tl- - I'irrnit (Ymt alV..im ! l.. n rrl, rw.-i- l fr. nt pri- - vi ) i i:',;... ii t , M.iti of $2 Cu V

Mric tin A FT v- - -- The l will tlltllenft,p!sylK at Foots. Sjiiarf at o clxk. I oil. stingis tS rrcgrarurne :

I a Hai o ka M-- I. Feast Vifh. . ,

Or. rt ir. Opera, NabttCdedoouanr t J.B:ne fW t. YVMa, ty jrunt ... C.'e

ti-r- . I a. Dam H.twl. . . . kbeuI .41m Ttfl Mx I ore. l.il ifii1f tM-'t.-

Two (Th'Hiii.iiuUuJ. Hiahsiui .i.'k.t'-l-- . aiili.e I ur lltthtf N' I'm rr r rr Citi Snif yer.r p iiK-re-

t pee. !! !".i.-i- i' ! iii !!! mi ttie l..wir ! tTt.

. l.i.Uy rricki-.l- . -- pi.i!itij il

j..t I V !!' b. it bSrli'd li'dit (h

lower and l ik.-t- i I lh' wIk'H it will bebt.-kfi- i up fid n-n- Thio a n.-- l job f..r nrf. 'ni.li iii.-n- . lM I voiu .letriluiti.,! I.k iMa4MlsiiItir-i- r ti.H llitl lhi- - i ll do nbotll atrlMl.itVin ttie-i- i line. f lift.' : it ;t'l be J.iiii- - al.lo id1'li ..l i to ll tti-t'u-- tt"l f.ir It. mi tb); p.Min.W.

lilf hill. I. tt'.--- 1 lie 1le.rs. I e.fer, shipwrii:!.t. h ire laid ihe keel ol the new nrhoftner t.be built between now and next January lor Messis- -

Campbell l,Tiutc'r, at their j .'.rd on ll I

and 'are n..w buy In gelling out tlx 'frame? Tniis almost entirely of timber. Itn and o.'.ipre.lmiti-itiii)r- . and of the lot liter some beautifullygrained fyie'iiuteti aie ln-- i tijf ui tkt-- up into liband knee. The d'lllne lli.il so iinpiem-- s onet'leuliere about lon. U agrublv doipated ontaking a valk Io the end of ihe midlookuiir at the scene of Ihihv SiVlnHrV the. .. .j i

J &XStuii New i Ant. Wi Jial the pleasurejof a visit yesterday from Professor Richtcr, who

fcave us some practical and extremely interestingillustrations of his method of sketching from nature..We Bay extrenitly interesting; for the ty stem willt rove a never ending source of amusement Io thosewho acquire it, and of great value in manybranches of science and of practical iuduaiiy. Likerdher valual.le discoveries, when explained, we ,cx- -elaiUJ - Mow simple ! btrauge that it was ix-vtr-

.

known before! Ihe Prifeysor prcp-'.-c- s to makesomewlial ol a st y amoiij; u4, an.l He a ltise ourreadets Io be tore and lake a lesiii .f loin, atr'ullei's rotlve i oilier if Oi-iplii- street , I

Misnv lloiiobilit has enjoyed very musicalsummer ; nut owly has I lie season pasted to the music of weekly subscription performances of the Hawaiian Land and its pleasant Saturd.iy evening girdeu concerts, delicious .Tuesday evenings with thebaud of the Vfiiiitrulu, und luoie occasional hoursWilli the Lands of the Itipuhr and ChalltuRtr, butwe have had M'lle de Murska, and with her one ortwo accomplished instrumentalists. Iu the list of tbtmusical pleasures of the year Mrs. Henry Robin on'sConcert of last Tuesday evening deserves to Le enrolled. It is true that Ihe performers were all amateurs,and in several cases young learners, unaocunKsmedto perform in public ; Lut, if so, we Lave cause tocongratulate ourselves upon the possibilities of Honolulu society in the future, and to these young tyrosthe criticism and encouragement of a kindly audiencemay be a very useful thing. The treat of the eveningwas Sir Heury Iiishop's well-know- n song, "Tell me,my heart, by Mrs Paty, and hardly less pleasing.though probably more scholarly, tins lady's rendering of a cavatiua from " 1'rnani," the pianoforte accompaniment to t io tit nieces being played by Mrs.Davics. The duett between Miss Castle (pianoforte)ana .Mr. Harnard (violin), and Miss Castle s subsequent rendering from memory of an Intricate piano- -lone composition cf Weber, also deserve! very highmention, i lie evening, one or lngti amateur excellence, was occupied by the above mentioned pieoes.vocal duetts respectively between Mrs. Paty and Missllobron, Mi$s Ilobron ana Miss King, and Miss MaudDudoit and Mr. Breed ; a pretty song of CarlAbt, by Miss King, accompanied upon the piano- -i.rta nrtil : i .1 i t l.u ! utt Pnntlu nn.l fa m a.rawlvs - iouu jj t'lica vwniiu asiv vi 1701 Uni va f

Claribel's ballad, "Maggie's ecret,,, by Miss liernieI'arke ; the well-know- n eong to Kingsley words," iurce I ishers, by Mr. Ureed : and a rather difficult pianoforte solo of llerz, played Ly Miss Hopper,together with a madrigal and two glees by the chorus.most of the accompaniments being played by Mrs.Henry nobinsou.

Letter from the Rev. Lowell Smith.To tht JJdilor of Uie Vnrific ('inutninl Ailrrrlitwr :

Sir. Much has been said in the AuvntTiniR'aud(!a telle of late about physicians, doctors licensedand not licensed; and several allusions Lave beenobviously made in reference to myself as a medicalpractitioner among the llawanaus.

In your issue on the 1 8th inst, it appears thatspecial effort has been made Ly the foreign memut-r- s

of the Hoard of Health to prove me guilty of malpractice, and that my license as a practicing phystcian ought to Le taken away.

The scribe says that he gives the tutstance of theminutes cf a faceting of the Board cf Health, held oathe Ist inst.; but what he says is so garbled, and inseveral instances incorrect, that justice to myselfand the cause of humanity demand from me a briefstatement of the case. '

On the K'tb of Auguf, Mr. Poli was taken illwith fever, and sent his wife to Ir. Troufseao'sdrug store for a cathartic. He took the dose whichoperated powerfully all night, and paused off into aregular dtarrhu i, which he very unwisely allowed torun on for Jon r Jaytand night. On the morningof the lull, 1 was calleJ in as Ins medical adviser.

fter examiBinx his ease, I told him that he was avery sick man, and nigh unto death. And I advisedhim to send immediately for one of the foreign physicians. tut lie said no; be wUned no Miytictunbut myself, and that I must not forsake him.

I immediately gave medicines to check the uiarrho-a- ; lr. Jayne's carminative balsam, and I 'over'spowder. I visited him three times that day and onone occasion I rubbed his bowels thoroughly withpain-kille- r, and gave hi in some to take internallywith boiled milk, according to the direction, to relievea colic pain, which Lad the desired eth-ct- . lornourishment that day, I prescribed arrowroot andboiled milk. In the course of MX hours his diarrhu awas relieved; but his pulse continued very feeblecold clammy sweat on Ins forehead, and a bad cough.

On Tuesday the I ah, I went and explained thecase to lir. .Mo urew, and abkcl what he wonl ladvise in such a case? He said, "ret a pint cfbrandy and mix with a quart cf boiled milk, sweetenit with loaf-suga- r, and give a spoonful at a time.every hall nour or so. Oo," said he, "to Mr.Dillingham a store, and have one cf his clerks retyou a pint of brandy." I hastened to the store, Lutit being 12 o'clock, the clerks had all gone to dinnerbut one.

Providentially, however, Lr. CuiomiDgs was inthe store and I tol l Lirn about the case and Lekindly offered to go wtth me and sec him. Afterexamining him a while, he said " If he was mypatient, 1 would give hiru (so and Then said

, please prescribe for him in my lehalf. He prepared medicine in a tumbler, and directed to give atcaspoohful every hour. He also ordered beef-te- a.

and raw eggs beaten up in milk for nourishment. Anative man present said he would obey the directionsgiven. But towards night, Poll's friends camearound Lia, and advised him to stop takinr medicine, and spend the night in repenting cf bis violate! covenant vows, bo the night passed withouthis taking medicine; and the next morning when wevisited him, he was obviously failinc fist. Thesymptoms were all very alarming. Dr. C, however.prescribed again but he continued to fail, and die. Iabout eight o'clock that evening. This is a briefaccount of my treatment of tlie case from MondayA, m., till he ibed on Wednesday evening..(in nedtK flay, the 1st of September, one of Uie

foreign members of the Board tf Health sent meword through Mr. Dillingham that I ought to returnmy license to practice medicine to the Interior Department forthwith, and huh up all remarks thatwould otherwise be made; for complaint had beenmade before the Board of Health that I gave ertomsalts to Poli, when tick with typhoid fever, rLlcbhad run him out of the world. Jowir Je evening Ireceived the following peremptory unexplained notefrom the Minister of the Interior :

Department of Imfriob,Honolulu, September 1st, 187o.

Rev. L. Smitit, JSuuanu, Honolulu :Dear Sir. I am directed by His Excellency the

Minister of the Interior to request you to return tathis office immediately the license to practice n.e li--cine, granted you on the 27th cf September, 1870,and to cease practicing Irora thlg Hue forward.

I have the honor to Le your out serv't,CUAKLCS T. CvLICff, i

Secretary Board i f Health,reeling assured that there was a EuisiTsome- -

where, I ad lressad the following lines to His Lxcwl- -lency the Minister f the Interior, and President ofthe Board of Health :

Sib : Ai we live in a ('htiMun I in I, and where

w. ao mjsjiCU ANT sTRTir.llir "L.'a wvl

tba rulers prtfoM to Le govtrnel 1 Chri-t- !l prln--C'l'i-w- ; ia ia If e f ! .. ''is. M i

mlcrf fcf l he.

Jcwi1. 1 Iminlre i ' V ft oar lw tul..." aa.any man, Ufore it near tutu, an i anew wuai idoetU?" JvhoTfil. - i

I'uriojc tht time IhaT I Lave bill rry license(nearly five years), I have In ectiitanl pra. ticam; of the Il.wa Uoi; tai UJ , added to th- - tf?f1.etice of nearly 40 year grrvkt tdy tf tin raw-

est. Las surely given tae aoaia r tit t f 1 luylfcr'tnpc-trn- t to continue my rtdi;l It-- r amongthem. I a very d.f.cu't cases . I have ei:?vlt I

some fhyw. iaas. J LI protect that I have guilty of no ntvlprart '

And I stand ready IVr an Invrwtijjatiou tfer theBoard cf Health f any rise hatr l.sd in rr.arg. tiVrefhre pray your luxllror i a'd. asicti atntesf gaticn tforvT taking awsy vtry tteei.a. wtr4thus debarring me from laboring funhrr to rr'.ievrthe -- uflVriog cf tLls poor people.

I have lb L.Hi. r t b't r'l,. j, - I . , Lowru. i m.i,'

o the Oh inst , I sent the fallowing dole to iheMinkstrr ef tte Interior s . .

lloVOLltl, Srpllll.ber Clli, lt7"Tu f.iftHtucy He .Vouei of (he tr t

Stw. I mpectfully tue that you will ern fa opy f the charge wt.Wb have Un preferiedjnt me, tfore the Board if lUalib, as the a

f..r cimtuanding iim to return my lu.f nsr to lh lute,tier Ivpartment: and alo the ii' or nartire of mya.vurrs

I Lave tlie Loaor to I your ob't im iv'I,Low six r.Mirii

iBai.4tiosi :

Dr cab 1M t t or Utisioa, tHonolulu. X. j l f.th, IK7.V i

Tn Itrv. L. Swim r N'ir. TUe Hoard will L4d ame'titig on tVeJuelay, Septembet Mh, at 10 A. M.,at the Ooverniueut House, roots i--f the Minis trr cfluleiior, to litrn to your rrijuert; yea will there forcome prepared to pleaJ your owa cause.

lours reepelf'lj, Vt. L. MoriioKt A.1 thea went in person to Ike Interior ctTioe, but all

the information that I cowkl get, either frosa theMinister or Lis Scribe was, that lr. MoUrrw wasray abuser.

After this I Lad two intense s with lr. Mcflrew;one on the side-wal- k, and th other in Lis ofhoe. Iasked Lint if be Lad made a taletnetit before theBoard of Health, that in my trewtuirnl cf Poll's can.I Lad given him joiii sain? lie said yes; thai LeLad said nothing behind my Lack that Le Would notsay to my face. " I said that whew yoe railed to reta tonic for tha eiok man, row tuld ue that yow Ladgiven Llrd salts, and I said, rpaotn salts U a wry La imedicine to give in typhoid fever."

I replied to him, doctor, you certainly are mistaken,for I had uo conversation with you Low I Lad treatedthe case, w hat medicine I La I, or Lad nut glvru thesick man. But 1 Iold yon that the rasa sent hiwife to Dr. Trousseau' drug store lor a etliailie, an Jit had purged his bowels four days aud bights; thatI had succeeded in checking the diartloi a, bill Iheman was very , eispiratioU, hiccough, &c;and I Lad called to emi-u- lt you in K feri nce to a suilable tonic. At uty interview in the doctor's cmce, I

asked him to give me a ropy ef Ihe charges which liehad made U fore Ihe Board of Health; but he refutedto do so. He said he Lad just rrcivd a oosnuiuiit-calio- n

informing him that there were ersona Intowu threatning Io prosecute hi in in Ihe sum of ten'mum'!'. Julian for tild, iu ease the Board cfHealth shotiM tale away my licence; Le said Lowrmthat Le was net afraid of the prieoutU..n, Lut wuwl lgo to tLe Board and get the notes which Le Iff. there,and write them cut in full

Oil the Vth lust., tLe day. of my trial before lbBoard cf Health, Dr. Metirew Leing present, calledfor Lis manuscript cf complaints against me; theprincipal charge being that cf giving epeoia salts toa man sick with typhoid fever. This 1 donled as incorrect; for I Lad not given Lltn rpsoui salts, and Idid not tielieve be nod taken a particle of salts fromIhe time Le wat Ukrn sick till he went td Lis grave.

Now, Ix hold, en the Ibtb inst., when the report i fthe Board cf Health is published to the worldalthough administering salts, wan the grave! chargthat had been made agulnat me, yet when the tut-tln-nre

come out, the ealta Lave all Uiaiieared :probably have been "oast cut aud troddru underfoot of men." A most wonderful transformation ofthings since the first day cf this month. .

hy the foreign members of the Board should luriu two cases cf some 12 or 14 years standing Is difh--cult to understand, unless beonusc thry taw that thaepsom salts were all dissolving, and thry wishedsomething substantial to fall Lack upon. But as thestatements cf the Board cf Health are luoorrecl luLoth cases, I will mention lutiio faols In relation Iothern :

Ves, I was floe! Id the Teliee Court, otM fV" rrJtiring, Lut for telling medicines without a lioetise.The clrcumstanoei were Usees f I was la the Lr.blt ofreceiving a trifling remuneration for the medicines Idispensed, eo that I coald purchase more. After atime I was told tiy one in authority, that if I did notdesist, I should become amenable Io the law whichforbade "selling goods without a license."

I then consulted (wo or three gentlemen Conner tedrith the government; one cf whom was Prince Lot

Kamehameba, aud asked If I might take up a con.tribution among my people to purchase medicines,and then dispense them gratuitously? Thev all replied" yes." I did so. auJ this worked well tillnatives came from remote parts cf the inland, whohad contributed nothing. Bat on Leing I u formedbow the roedioines were obtained, thry cheerfullycontributed their liapawulu and hajtaha, to cuubhjme to replenish my little stock of medicines. Butthis was not exactly a ooDtrlbutlon like lie first i andon its coming to the ears cf one or two cf the guar J.tan oj the law. It was construed Io Le a breach cfthe statute, and I was fined Ly the Polioe Court inthe sum of fire dollar, tfor tn adirlnr withoutticenu. But my good friend, the Hon. John li,very soon restored the five dollars to me,

In reference to the prosecution for manslanililrr. 1

will say, that a native man living In the fatinlj' cf aMr. Stuart, died cf lock-jaw-An- ot Ly Llendlne todeath, as in the repot t cf the Board cf Health.) andas I Lad Lied Llm in the arm a week or ten dnys pre. .vious, an attempt was made to prove that this Lleed-in- g

Lad been the cause cf Lis death. Several rdivsi- -cisns, including Drs. Judd and Hilli-brand- , also HisLx. K. V. uylhe were called In to examine the ease;aud they, every cue, declared that the opening ofIhe vein bad been done in a Hifect manner, andthat the wound waa perrcllv heated.

At my trial before the Police Court, aome five orsix Honolulu doctors were present, and were individ-ually aeked Ly the Attorney General, if in all theirpractice, they Lad ever known locked-Ja- w to followfrom Lleeding in the armf And they individualsaid no; Lut Dr. McKibbin, Sr., said be believed LeLad read of one. There Leing i,o evldenoe ct guilt,the case was quashed Ly the prosecuting Attorneyentering a nolle tiro. The court then adjournedwithout a verdict or any kind; and no pledge crpromise was demanded of the eocused.

home parts of the erlractv( the minutes cf mrexamination are so twisted, garbled and met amor,pbosed, as to make me appear quite ridiculous. ButI shall now pass over them all without note cr com-ment, except one.

Jo the question; "Do you not understand therequirements of the law on the subject, that a practitioner murt present proof cf medical uualifloations.and bave a certificate from the Board cf Health Iothat eCect from the Minister if I ojterior' To thisquestion I made no rr ply. My til, nee they construedto be Ignorance cf the law. But eo far from beingignorant cf the law, I remember distinctly when thalaw was first promulgated. And I said at the time," that law now Las been enacted to prevent tne frompracticing medioine among the naUvu ln Hartd-di- .

Hut my paiiBtiionifs, knowing my eyuinafliles andw illingness to prescribe for them in oases cf sickness.have repeatedly petitioned the Legislature t f lJow-m- e

to practice medicine among them, Lut withoutsuccess.

now i oitTAtvrn mr I kt.ii.sk.The members cf th Board cf lleulih ul.! ieil III

know bow I obtained my Irvenve. And I (oldthem that when Dr. N. O. Clai k, Kerieti.ry of iheA. B. C F. M., Boston, was her lu 10. the belmrnfilh ted with a bad congh). I leppe, i,u, my officeand prepared ft pLiitl of cough medicine, such ni Ioften make f.,r my own family and rtfW. uad requested him to sip that a little, and peihups ilWould relieve bun. Somt-tiin- ufU-rwai- he saidto me, Dr. Smith. I have tlie. I n variety of medicines since J left Boston. Lul I have found iiolhl'.,geouai to tills. Ihls led me Io reinmk I hut u.wchurch and congregation were very anxious that tshould prescribe for them in ca e of nick nee ; andthat they bud swtiiioned tns rVglslatur aen-rn- t

years in succession, praying ibi-rs- t I'J give inn nIiceniM: to practlcM medicine, but without success."Well,'' said Dr. Clark. "I will go and havn atalk with the Minister td Ihe Interior, for I think 1

can pen.itide Lirn to glvu you a liconj." J!of..irlie n it lor Hoston. I heard Ihut Le hud Lad two oithree intv rvl'ws witli Dr. Hutchison on the subject.Aii'l one. day Dr. J. . roulli. cf KoToo. broughtu a inesHiigi Honi Dr. tlark. my ing, Ihe way is

prepured for you to get a Iicii)i to prsctlco medicine. Some few wei-k- s after Hint. Dr. J. Motl

mith informed me that Dr. Hutchison would like.to see me at his clllce. Culling there, U doctorasked me if I would not Ilk to Lavo a licrriwo topractice uieclicio among the natives! Hold Lliu,I slinula like it If u was in Lis power to giro roeVine, lie said it was in Lis power, and he. woulddo so. Accordingly Lo then and theie, on the 27tliof September, 1 7U, gave me a license to prarllc

.medicine in the dintrict of Uon lulu, Hawaiian llamis. And I urn not aware) that my condui t Lawbeen such that It ought to Lo taken away,

The foreicu members tif Ui. mrsc-n-t Board ofHealth Lav advised His Ex. W. L, Moebonti.liuister of the Inteiior, to take it from rue. It Li

KxcHleucy Is of age, and in a position lo confirmot annul the dohiga id has uHJefsnr1' ntnl 'Ipatieiitly wait his i . . i

Renoei tfiiUr subtu Med. fiw ru. Smith, v1 "I -- - ,

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H. HACKFELD &CO.Offer For Sale

W F01I0WII Bflfll. JUST ARRIVED

PER

HAWAIIAN BAEK KA MOIWHICH SAILED

OX THE 24 OP NOVF.M IIKK L.AST.

J)EEP-PIX-K

PRfXTS.LAROK PATTERS?.

Assortment Fancy Prints, new t

Whit Ground Print, -

Black and Whit Print. French Mu-lin- -.

Heavy Blue IVnima, plain and Mripe.l.Clue and White Striped Ticking.Brown Cotton, assorted qualities.Bin Cottons, White Cottons.Horrockaes White Long Cloth. A and B. 3C

inch and 32 inch vMo.Hickory Stripes,Linen Sheeting, 72, 82, SO and 100 inches wide.Cotton Sheeting, 63, 72, SO and 90 Inches wide,Victoria Lawn, pieces, agt'l qualities,Indigo Blue Flannel, Black Silk Alpaca.Black Cobonrgsi, line and medium,Scotch Waterproof Tweed", all color.Mosquito Netting,Silk CnrabHandkerchiefs,Turkey Bed and Yellow Cotton Handkerchief,Lidiea Cotton Handkerchiefs,Assorted Cotton Stockings andSock.i,Linen Thread, Aaaorted,Black and Colored Silk Neckties, new elyles.Monkey Jacket, assorted qualities.IleaTy Woolen Blankets, Scarlet, Orange. Clue

and Green,Fancy Flannel Shirts, Linen Shirts, Cotton do.Merino Finish Underehirta, Cotton Undershirt?,Assorted Burlaps, French Calfskin,English Saddles.

Genuine F-a-ti de Cologne.

Macassar Hair Oil, Lubin's Extracts.Fine India Robber Dressing Comb.

Fine Woolen Shawls and Traveling Plaids,

- Fine and Common Ten and Pocket Knives,Fine Steel Scissors, Common Scissors,"Tinned Spurs on" Cards, Iron Teakeitles,Galvanized Pails, 10 and 12 inch,Galvanized Washing Tnbs,Perforated Metal for Centrifugal Machines,Charcoal Box Irons,Bright Fencing Wire, No. 4, 5 and fi,

Full Asstm't of Best Refined English Bar Iron.Swedish Iron,Muntz Yellow Metal Sheathing, and Compo-

sition Naila, Block Tin,Galvanized Iron Pipe, Hoop Iron.

Porous Water MonkeysPressed Tumblers.Cut Porter Glasses.

Hnbbuck's Patent White Zinc Paint,.Hubbuck's Patent White Lead Paint,Hnbbuck's Pale Boiled Linseed Oil,Black Paint. Paris Green. Red Lead.

Caustic Soda, Best Lagos Palm Oil.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

CERMAN, ENGLISH & FRENCH

Liebig's Extract of Meat.

Stearine Candles, 4, 5 and o a pound.Ultramarine Bine,Castor Oil, in tins and glass,Epsom Salts in bulk and boxes.

Nesls of Trunks, Birch Broom-- ,

Wrapping Paper, Market Basket.Demijohns, Corks,Assortment of Blank Books,Press Copy Books, Shipping Receipt Bonks.

Assorted Sizes Horse'Rope, Hemp Packing,Spunyarn, Flag Line, Log Line.Marline andHousing,Swedish Safety Matches,Pevoe's Kerosene Oil, in patent cans,

Heidsieck & Co.'a Champagne, in ql5. and pts.Kuioart Pere & Fils Champagne, do. do.Sparkling Hock, in qts. and pts.Genuine Hollands Gin, in jugs and baskets,Genuine Hollands Gin, in glass, green boxes,Boutelleau & Co. "a Brandy, in glass, one to

four diamond .Boutelleau JL Co.'a Brandy in casksGerman Ale and Lager Bier In qts. and pt.Jeffrey Edinburgh Ale and Stout qts. and pts.Assorted Clarets very Dne to commonLlebfaaenmilch Jt Laubenheimer Rhine WinesSmall Assortment of Hungarian WinesTitters, Alcohol in 1 gal. demijohns 9fi per cent

German and Havana Cigars.i

Fire Clay, Coal Tar, Stockholm-- TaiStockholm PitchEmpty Petroleum Parrels for Tallow containersOak jat for Coaster,

Etc. Etc. t.tc. Etc. KitEtc. Etc. Etc. Eic.

Etc. Etc. Etc.Etc. Etc.

The above specified Good9, together with a well

Assorted Stock now on hand ex recent arrivals,are offered for sale in quantities to suit the trade.

jr-- Orders from the other Islands filled atlowest market rates. 963

CARRIAGE MATERIAL !

POKES. 1 TO 3 1- -2 INCHES, HICKORYsRIMS Asb and Hickory, I to 2 Inches;

HUBS All sixes,FELLOES For Ox Carta, assorted sites, Oak and Ash;BHAFfS Wagon and Carriage, finished and rough;POLES Wagon and Carriage, finished and roujrh-- .

Ualfflftrrts, Slsltrfff,Cra Bars, Yakts, Seat Ball-- .

. Seat Spladles,

ITasaa and Bag;; Bw !

ALSO

Alwar Keep II awl mm mtmde I Order,Ox Cart Wheels ami Curt.

Wkirh I am prepared to SELL CHEAT.

ALKO, on hand,A Large Lot of Ash Lumber !

Having parchased the entire stock of carriage material from Di-

llingham Co., I am prepared to fill City and Country Orders

promptly and at Reasonable Trices.

DIFFERENT STYLES OF

ELEGANT CARRIAGES!at my own manufacture, constantly on band, and

for sale.G. WEST,

971 3a H and "6 King Street, Ilonolulu.

Blocks and Oars!VVVtl ASSORTMENT.J. For Bale by BOLLF.3 CO

IHV0ICE OF AMERICAN CLOCKS !

SALE at SAX FRANCISCO PRICES. '-F M3 H, HaCKIEIO CO.

C. BREWER & CO.OFFER FOR SALE

PER

BARK CEYLONJUST ARRIVED from BOSTON

"iASKS C ( MHKRLAM) t'Otl.,NEW CF.IFOR! . SKX)KP,

fiUCK PAIXT, P.ARRKI.! KOrlN.

IlfPIt? A NO PPOKI-.w- .

SWEDISH IRON, REFINED IRONlUund and Flat.

N. B. PILOT BREAD in casks.Parker House Soup.', Ilunt'a Aim,

Iron Huhh Wheelrrrow :.

o . "t lx o v oltlug,Rirets, S'xirfd iz.

Rubber Packing,Fence Wire, Nos. G & 6 !

Rii)hcr llne Hose, JJ inrh. Bra Wire 8eie,Ceitar Unfit Boards, Bt Caustio J4da.

Cases Downer's Kerosene Oil. Pine Shooksauli

Columbia River Salmon!J 1ST RKf KIVH) PER J. A. FAI.KIV.

Bl'KO in barrel and half barrels. For sale byauM C. BREWKR ft CO.

Knowles' Patent Steam Pumps !

G. Browor Co.,soi.i: .m;:ts iok thk iiiwtiitv ismmis,

WILL

Receive per Syren from Boston,OF THE A BOTH

Celebrated Pumps, from No. 2 tc 6,ARE READY TO RECEIVEANI for any of the pumps of this make to he forwarded

overland If iraessarjr,

BOILER FEEI IM MI'SSYRUP PIT MPS,

DISTILLERY PUMPS.V A CI? I'M PC MPS.

Pumps for Hot or Cold Water, Salt WaterPumps.

Prices ami other infnrmnttnn given by

auU C. BREWER ft CO., Agent.

AT THE OLD STANDCORNER OF

FOItT A: IIJKKIV STS.WE ARE I'RKPAKED TO OFFER AT

LOW RATES FOR CASH !

and on Liberal Terms for ApprovedCredit.

Ea U.M 33 E3 K.

EUIL0IPJ& MATBHIALSfOF

ALL DESCRIPTIONS!COMPRISING

BIQIV WESTTimber,

Scantling,Boards, Battens,

Pickets and Laths.

REDWOODTimber,

Scantling,Boards, Battens,

Pickets, Lattice,Posts, sawed and rough

Surfaced Boards and Plank,Rustic Siding, Clapboards,Moulding, &c.

Eastern Clear White Pine!I In. 1 in. 1) in. ant 2 in.

EASTERN DOORS--Rais- y, Panel,

1 mo. 2 mo. and Fash.

Eastern Unpaintcl Blinds,Eastern Glazed Sash.

CALIFORNIA D00RS-Ri- ed, Panel, 1 mo.

2 mo. and Sash.

California Painted Blinds. Cala. Glazed Sash.

Hubbuck's Zinc and Lead !

Scotch Zino and Lead.

PAINTS AND PAINT OIL !

Turpentine and Putty, Varnish, Paint and White-wash Brushes.

GLASS, all Sizes!Locks, Butts, Hinges, Bolts, Window Springs,Hooks and Eyes.

WALL PAPERAND

English, German and. American, in great ? arietjr,at Low Rites.

ALSO

Salt at marlsct ratesWILDER & CO.

u' P"4

McEWAN'S PORTER !

UST ARRIVED, IN STONE JUGS. Ql..aod pi ntt. (5?7) Fnr5ieby CHA8. LON'tt,

THS PACIFICCommercial SUbcrttscr.

SATVRDAY. SEPTEMBER 2V(f rom our Extra, 20th. H75 )

SUSPENSION OF THE BANKOF

DEATH OP W. a RALSTON.

THE STATE GONE DEMOCRATIC.

Fears of. War in Sub--

siclotl.I he liritisli bark Jatatcar, from San Francisco

en route lor the Cluano Inlands, arriTel jetcrdajmfrning, bringing San Francisco dates to Sept. '2.

The mot important item of news by this ar-

rival is the announcement that the Rank of Cal-

ifornia, the principal monifd inetitutton of tfH

Stat4, pu&pended ftyment on August 2Q. Atthe commencement of banking lonrH on thatmorning, pjmptoms of a run on the Bank wereevident, which continued throughout the day.until 2.20 p. u. when the doors were cljped. At

i the National TJjld Bank and Trust Co.. and atthe Ilibcrnia Bank, crowds pressed upijn theclerks, hastily demandire pajment. It was afinancial panic.the like ofwhich was never there seenoetore. lhe etrecta were crowded in the neiffhh4wl rr th hnt r,r t nlifr.rr,;-- . Th .ftin the corridors became so large that depositorsstood five or six deep nil along the line of thepaying counters, each struggling to get his checkto the teller in advance of bis neighbor, and thecrowd soon resolveu itselr into a pushing, equeezing, struggling mob." The excitement was increased when the doora were closed and theannouncement made by Mr. Ralston that payment was etopnea.

After bank hours, says one paper, " the principal indignation expressed for the supposed instigators of the trouble was against the publishere of the Bulletin and Call, who had, by con-stant attacks upon Mr. Ralston, President of theRank, representing him as the Boss Tweed ofSan Francisco and a political schemer, finallysucceeded in undermining the credit of theBank." " So intense waa the indignation againstthese journals, that at one time it was feared thatthe excited crowd would resolve itself into a moband attack the offices ; but better counsels prevailed, and the city waa spared the disgrace ol ariot. At 5 o clock, 31r. Kaleton met the representatives of the press and others, and stated thatthere was no question but that the Bank wouldbe able to meet all its obligations ; that over

1,400 ,U00 in coin, besides other securities, hadbeen paid out.

On the 31st it waa announced by the Directorsthat the assets ot the Bank were nominally six),000,000, and that there was a surplus

.of six or

11. 1 - 1 A 1 - 1 " 1 iseven minions over nnu aoove an its tiaoiuties.It was stated that the stockholders of the Bankwere among the richest men in California, repre- -senting property moaerateiy estimated at jou,-000,00- 0,

and the public were assured that theywould resuscitate the Back. Later, it was an-nounced that the resumption would take place ina few days, and this was received by the publicwith the highest satisfaction.

Meantime, on the 27th, the day following thesuspension of the bank of which he was I resident,the city was startled by the announcement of thedeath ry drowning in the bay ot W ni. u. KalstonLnder the circumstances, rumor at once attrinuted his death to suicide, but a searching inquiryby a coroner's inquest, a post mortem examination, and an analysis ot tne contents ot thestomach ol the deceased, all went to show thatthe death was accidental. His life was insuredfor some $300,000. The funeral, very largelyattended, took place on the 30th, and the citywas dressed in mourning garb in respect to thememory or one who had been her most conspicuous citizen, and who had done much to beautifythe citv and develon the resources of the coast

On the receipt of the news in this city of thesuspension ol the Bank of California,. some in--

- 1 A IL. 1 - f T- - 1

quiry was muue aa 10 uie relations ui our ixinxwith the Coast, and the following notice wasposted on the Post Omce bulletin board :

" The undersignod beg to assuro their customers that their interests have not suffered at

--all by the suspension of the bank of California. Messrs. Ilickox & Spear, bankers,as well as Messrs. J. C.Merrill ic Co., immedi'ately upon receiving the intelligence of the buspension of the bank, offered to protect all draftsof ours, and proceeded to do so. All our un-matured remittances were turnec'i over directly toMessrs. Ilickox & spear. All ot our dratts intransit are fully covered by remittances, and therewill be no delay in their payment by Messrs.Ilickox & Spear. " Bisnor & Co.

Honolulu, Sept 19, 1875."There having been disparaging misrepresenta-

tions made by parties in San Francisco in regardto the action taken by the firm of Messrs. J. C.Merrill & Co., in refusing payment of their ac-ceptances maturing at tbe bank of Californiaafter its suspension, done solely for the protectionof Messrs. Bishop & Co., of this city, we arerequested by the last named firm to state, thatthe generous and disinterested course pursued byMr. J. C. Merrill in the matter, has their heartyapproval, and is fully appreciated.

The steamship lasco de Gama, Capt. Rice, isadvertised by the P. M. Co. to leave San Fran-cisco for the Colonies Oct 9, yia Honolulu.

The state elections throughout California took

Elace on the 1st inst., and it appears that thecandidate for CJovcrnor, Vm. Irwin,

has been elected by a large majority. It is sup-posed that Clayton, Republican, has been electedMayor of San Francisco.

huropean telegrams to Sept. 1, represent thellcrzgovinian insurrection at an end. All the in-

surgents who had not fled to Austria had sub-mitted to the Porte.

An Elephant Picks a Young Woman'sPocket.

A correspondent of the Kansas City Times sajs:On Tuesday the entire population, except a blindwomen and Rouee, went over to eee Queen'sgreat show and have a nice time. A young ladyfrom across the Jersey took her suitor and anopera glass. The young lady says 6he thoughtthe performance real romantic until she stoppedto see the elephant.

She wore one of those pockets behind, inwhich, besides her handkerchief, she had depos-ited an apple, a handful of peanuts, quarter ofa pound of gum-drop- s, a little bottie of ammonia,and some other trifles. She and her swain, afteradmiring the complexion of the hugh beast,turned their backs upon bim to watch the mon-keys and the live kangaroo, and gaze into eachothers"s eyes; to do this the better they leanedback against the rope which enclosed the statelymonarch, who saw the apple protruding from thepocket of the unconscious fair one. He hesitateda moment, and was lost to all sense of honor orself-respe- ct, for with shuffling movement he emu-lated the example of our common mother, pluckedand ate the fruit, returned to the pocketand scooped out the gum drops end peanuts,with a ely wink at his nephew, who was lookingon with anxiety at the proceeding. But in thelast mouthful the majestic beast took in theamonia bottle by mistake the cork came out, andabout an ounce of hartshorn ran down the throatof the greedy beast. This beverage is said tonave a reviving and stimulating influence, and inthis case it proved its power, for a more revivedelephant waa never seen on earth. With a wildyell he grabbed tbe protuberence behind the ladywhich had been the cause of his disaster; shewas "pulled back' some before, but as theexasperated trunk yanked at tbe bustle and ac-

cessories, all former attcmps at that style ofwearing gear seemed pale and sickly; everythingwas "pulled back" until the young women lookedlike the statue of Xiobe in blue calico. Theyoung man with great presence of mind shouted" shoo," and the gentlemanly clerk of the ele--ihant, with a long prod, persuaded the beast toct up. But the fun was over for tbe day ; cake

bad no charms, and soda no balm for these twosouL, who walked home with but a single thoughtabout wild animals.

GOLDEN GATE EX. FAMILY FLOUREXTRA FAMILY FI.OCR.BAKER'S pr Murray, and tor sale by

?9 BOLLES ft CO.

A Few Commissions.Habitue vf the Summer l:el! auJ watering

! placw, rav? the IVictoii Ccramtrcial Uulltttn.' will recognize the f Iiowin a a Ct rTrct fpecimen

l the dmeetic diul .gue which t.ikea plax whilej if waiting f'r ti omnibus t j drive

up to the front i iazxj, or his bugjv t take hiiuto me eteatuuoai liLTxuug. or iur niiuc hithe esictcd 1.u tiv:

Yoa have pot the fattrii f r tt e muiin, my

"And you won't torget ciiarley'e rlipjrp andmy batbiDg dress ia the lower bureau drawer?"

No dariine."- -

"And th eold cream nud ramphr from theupper shelf in tbe closet, and to bring us some

j books from tbe library, you know, nnd a bottleof cologne.

ie, tc. - ."Ani car, you know, and tell the

dressmaker aUut having mv drs scdi by express, for I want it for the hop. And d t aek AuntMaria M enl my driving gauntlet; I forgotthem." '..

"Anything ele?"N darling, n thiiig. only il ymi cultl Kiep

iver to ma's and ask her to lend me that purpleand w hite ho-Td- , .tad bring me dwn sw sun- -

nrubrella, and my indiarubter to wrr wlien viego out in the boat, it h so damp that

"Stop, darling! I've just thKight f m''- -

thing 1 want to do mystit."Vhat is it, my dtir?"

Why, I want t run in my store for liveminutes for my own business, if there is anytime left alter transacting yours." j

"Lor, now, Charles. 1 hop; you are not goingto he disagreeable about a lew little errands I'm j

sure.Charles: 4Oh, not in the only I haven't

quite got used to the express business. yet, and 1

J B lMe lu 1J "T1 u --11 , '

I uuiI1,r 1 uui " all, iwiriauup nunc ii inr j

(iood-by-e, dear don't lorget theBut the rest of the sentence was lost in tiie

rattle of wheels that lore Charles on his way totown. 'v

HIDE, sKins. tai. row.THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINTK

to py the. highest market price for DryHides, Gnat Skins and Goat Tallow.

907 3m C. BREWER CO.

to wool, ;i:owr:i:s.THE UNDERSIGN Kf NTI.M Eto buy Wool at good prirrs. Wxl.i coming tojirket this SprinfT' particularly d'irt to makefrfieht.

Ojs Sin C. BREWER-CO- .

LUMBER,J.UIBER !

LEWERS AfJD DICKSON

AT THEIR OLD STANDON- -

Fort, King and Merchant Sts.

II AVKON HANI) A M FOR SALE.

JXT O IEt ' "W ZE3 S TBoards, Planks and Battens.

Nor' West Tongued and Grooved Boards,

Nor West Surfaced Planed Boards.

FLED "W O O XRough and Planed Boards.

Redwood Battens and Clapboards,

Redwood Tongued and Grooved Boards,

WHITE CEDAR.4 N l

REDWOODSHINGLES!

HOOKS, WIIDOVS AID MWIX!

Nails, Locks, Butts and Screws.

OIL, WHITE LEAD. ZINC PAINT,

Turpentine, Chrome Green,

Paris Green, Chrome Yellow, "

Red Lead, Black Paint. Varnishes,

Burnt and Raw Umber,

Venitian Red, Yellow Ochre, &c, &c.

METALLIC PAIHTFOR PI.iVTATlOV TSE.

WHITE ASH BOARDS & PLANKS,FOR WFlF.KLWRIfinT AND PLANTATION T?B

WHITE EASTERN PINEBOARDS AXD Pl.ANKS.

WAII PAPER !

AND

ALL OTHER III ILIII(. MATERIALS !

LEWERS & DICKSON.972 3m

60,000EASTERN SUGAR

FOR SALE LOW PY

971 3m C. BREWER & CO.

FOR SSyVTTt: !

PILOT BREAD!CHEAP. J

Damaged Breadrtond for Chicken peed, c.

KAKAAK0 SALT, per Bag or Ton,

FIREWOOD,Of the Hai Qnalils. 'wt up If Required.

Cwrto StouoH.JAS. . IJOWSETT. Cas

970 3ro Ccmer (aeen ft Tort 9t.

IYTEW GOODS !

New Goods !

New Goods !

JUST RKCF.IVKl

FROM CHINA DIRECT,

Per Brig HAZARD,

THK. r.MrK.-Jii-H,

IKWKLKY IN SKI'S, ot Uiif- -t qualu;. gold j

anl pru l, foral ligr el. tc. Ac. ',

S1I.K II.MSSK ol d':ft.M-n- t p:iiti-n- nd

TINA Siripoil (Jati.i. i

I.APlKS'SI.irTKRS of f.incy

Crap-S'liar- Grass Doih. Silk Neck TV. J

i

TirfoiofihlI, I'smtir rnd Si!k Farm, I

Sandal Wontl. Ivory. Tnrioihpn. nnI I.uc- - j

. quercil Ware ot all description. !

Flowered Vais of alt iize and detice. j

Silver Ware. Very fine.

White Matting of very finest quality. j

'White Contract Matting No. I and 2.

Aborted Colored Mulling No. I and 2.

Camphor Wood Timik iti Nettis bei j : 1 i I v . !

Camphor Wood Tnnik- - in NVm No. J.

Camphor Wood Trunks in NYm No. 2.

Manila Hope -! 'i:Unv and ol all ml.-- .

ISASKKTS OF Villi V KINK l:I KAKFAST TKA !

Preserved Cmer and Chou Chow.

Sl't J A II MATS. SINCI.K ANIl Ih1 .K.

TEAS- - all of the new season I

Souchong in Chests, Jib. package- - j

lljwiii, in 21b. boxes,

Oolong of very superior quality.

PnF.SERVF.lJ GINOEP. AN I) CHOW CHOW, j

t

i

Cignr! Cigars! Cinnrs!Genuine Manilas and Imitations.

FIKi: ( KUkr.KS k t lUF.WOBkS, All rrllUa-- .ALSO

FPU, LINKS OF STAPLE OOOIjS TOO NUMER-

OUS TO SlEXTION.

AFONC & ACHUCK..j.vO 18 Mhukhh Slrrri.

1 O Tt SAIuEBY THE UNDERSIGNED!

EX

XiO'U.'tSOlS.lXliCS.a j

riWXS BKST SMITH'S COAITons B"t Ulanjroir Pplinl Pt-a- Col.

Bar Iron, in AsvirMdi

LIME .TUICP: CORDIALS!In 1 Am. CO. of lhe Oletrftld lannfrtnre of John

Gillon ft Co., Ola-go-

alho, jl iiiw orSmith & Wellstood's Celebrated

STOVES St RANGES!Highly Rvinmendeil by thoae who haie tried them, (till

on ham) and will b ilipoaed of at tow Rates to Suit the Times.

ALSO, nit:

FOLLOWING MACHINERY I

ONE SVG AH MII.Im. COM PI.ETK;THREE WESTON'S CEXTRIFI'GAL.

.MACHINES :

FIVE STEAM CI.A RIFIERS. 400and GOO GALLONS,

DRY GOODS!OF

Vnrlotis . SosorlptioxiB !

PER BARK D. C. MURRAY.is

LlftUO IIS !

Ca-- a Heidsetrk'a Champagne,Cas-- s Assorted Brands Champagne, of

- Cases Hennessy's 1, 2 and 3 tar Braody,Cases Assorted Brands Brandy, Cases Bt C'larn,Cases Best Scotch Whiskey, Cases Best Holland Oin.Baskets Best Holland Oin, stone jugsCases Best Old Tom Oin. Cass Assorted Clarers.

BEST AMERICAN WUISKIKMOccidental, Hermitage ami O. f. C.

IT2II.TOII-- i ALCOHOL,Cases Best Pale Sherry. Cases BeshOld Port,Quarter Casks Hcnnessy' Pale Brandv.Uaarter Casks Pale Sherry,Quarter Casta Irish Whiskey,Qaarter Casks Jamaica Ram, .

MpFWAN'S INDIA PALE ALE. 'Auvuii 'l'iDL and Quarts.

Blivxi, Wolfe ft Co. s India Pal" Ale, piuts and r,aartfBass ft Co.'s India Pale Ale, pint and qnart";Orange Bitters.

AL50

I ST RECEIVED PER "K A II!"

inXVX STOl'T. IN STOXE Jl'iii.MJEWAX'S PINT; AND Qt'AKTP.

Part Wine, Id t daz. r.; Sherr) Hlae, la 3 es.

Of PTPKRIOR QUALITY.

F. T. I.E.N" Eli A N U t o.

CANNED GOODS, andFROM CCTTISO ft CO.'S CELKBRATKD FACTOKV,

CEASES MOCK TURTLE SOL'P. CASES j

Beef. Cases Bnilad 3oef. Caes Rnast Motion.Boiled Mntton, Caee Roat Teal, C'ae Turkey, CaJa

Cbteken, Cases "oupa, tie , e.For gale bj- - EOLIK5 ft CO.

XIX.

CLARA BELL, STEAMERS, AND CEYLON !

EIGHT-CAR- D BOSTON BlATCUES I

KEUOSENE OIL DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY,IN M Xt.l.r AN.

Dairy Salr, 10 lb. Bags. Boston make.A Fine Assortment of Stationuo' Ox liowi, . s '.

.

Shovels, Spades, &c, &c.Axe, Oo, Hoe, Adz and Sledge Handles,

Copal Varnish, Aborted Paints in OIU

Jl Good Assortment of Shelf Hardware t

To ArriveA FINE ASST. OF BEST ENGLISH PRINTS !

Cloths, Cassmieres, Waterproofs, &cChromo Picture for Scrap liooks.

TO BE FOUND AT LOW KATKS'AT

971

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fa

IB

PE

per

CASTLE & COOKE'S.

761

URT'SPSDA CORE!

AND- -

THIS UKALTHCIV.r;, LIFE-SAVI- Xfi MEDIC1M:, IS A POSITIVE

KltADIUATOJt OF

DYSPEPSIA,CONSTIPATIOW,

PILES, HUMORS,SICK HEADACHE,

DISEASES of tiie LIVER,And Disorders ol flic D1GRSTIVI2 0liljXM

It a fiords immpJialf roliof, nnd from ono lo

i

l.r "y- -

j.i

the wiriiy Ihr

:uil I

its atiiictlirnirnr

case,) will rnect a euro. . It is of ill irnjorlnin- - fo maintain i)m liiirnan

frame in a state of hy n.siting ilif ow-- r o( lijiion, niwl lyurging the absorbents into a healthy action, by which niPBn nil

are pxpHlfi! from systPin without lhe nil mineral jfoioon. Thi

can c accomplished if you will partake of that

aivl invigOjrating strirtly rt ttolh) Mrdicin

Hurt's Dyspepsia C'ureISy it potent and ppwdy action upon ill" IiiHiive

lllU--s (.irronlinp

In vigorxitorOreniK. arid totitritr utid

uimoft

hfaltlifulncss

stomach and buoying up th fylTn, at tli nam lime iaciiing Iho Hvr Uutt li uotliU od bygently relaxing thf bowds, tf inlfHlincs nnd their immGliali funniorm ar ilr-- (rom unl.falitty9PcrPtior.. Tbr in no medicine o..."fif, snrp nnd r ftlraoioiH, ai

Riirt Iyspepsi:i Cure and Livfi luviorufoiwhich at. once combats with and conquer DYSIi'IVIA. ON".STW'.l ION' and I'lLlo. and

l h'i r attendant efll.As many are not aware what lyppla arisen, it in thought advitublo to bicntiot) that jn wm

inRtarices It will aftVft tbe patient wllh a pnm at ih pit of thtPloniarli. cana'4l by Hnd!gti food (acort of pulp in a Mate of fermentation). Sick

in

fo

trot

Fadnche, llearlbuni. tru-- h. ra'n lheRreaat, Uad Tato in the Month. Fnnl Tongue, Acidiij of the Stomach. Ik of Sleep and Appetite,Weariness, Faintnees, Vertigo. Sudden Flushes, f'hilK and lhe Nerve Fabi ic become alaltered. In

every Organ syraputbiz'a to aome extent with a disordered Stnniacb, and I lypepnU reigna ram-pant. Many there are who imagine thy are in ronwiimpti'.n. who hare a ha' king rough, are melan-choly, bordering on hypochondria, hare hectic flu!), mental and phyicul d' hility. A c. all of abirnare iuppoed to be the premonitory fympton connmpiiii. wheit ihey mi' really aod truly tbeevidences that you afflicted with lyj-'p-p-ia- .

Burt' Iyspcpsia Cure auitl lAvcv Iiiviorafortbe antidote; it ppeedily connieracu nd vtnnvn tlii- - li-:i- and if you will perM-ver- In diking It

for a ehort time, a permanent core wfTi be the result. u r.tr.Miiig from CON'STII'ATION willexperience relief by occasionally taking a do.te r,f this Vegetable Metlicine. It Imparts u healthy coodition to tht? bowels and intestines, eradicate- - corrnpHon and impntiti of vutetn, and furnisSea itwilb new life. moM aggravated cases of I'lI.F.S :l( readily h'lecuinb to liie curaltve properties)

this medicine. ,

Many living witnesses, are willing to be referred i. whohail drawn on a miserable exigence (oryears, who have been entirely cured by this extrnoidinary Me.licine. In a woid.

Hurf Iyprpsia Cnre ami MAtvv ioraforplaces all the avt-tiuet-

, i Jcili in a anit.try cmdit ion. by

Tlioi'ongrlil' l.ui'iiyiiift t ! 13IooHeDCe it in thai all cutaneous eruptions and li--- of the nkiii. 1'eiter. Salt l.'heuru, Kingaoi til, andtheir kindred complaint, eradicated i Ii tender the kiii. . .

by . ue. dear.....s,lt and transDarent 'I - 1 t I I ! t I 'IK. ..."iruutioi ruing lur bhiiuw i 'uiuri kii imio one oi irenntic, elderly people will find comfort by orc:ionalunpleasant to take. In conr-luaion-

.

six rf

ai-- i

!

Hurt's Oyspopsia C'ui ' and lAvev luvigoraf or innot a osfruiii,

but is prepared from u formula a educated and .1 -i m.i inb.-.- l I'liyirian. alio rormlatillyprescribed it in bis family, practice ailli the happiest result. I.t placing this medirioa before thepublic the proprietors do so with the ut m- -l confidence that iu ue will Urn nt ended sriift aucreaa even

the mo.t severe ca-e- s. Ih unvarying uet-e- am-.n- their friend, and the favorable l.Miiunnv tbet

THOSE WHOt

Invlgoralr.r

Agents

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Livertli

impurities

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ss nn.i juvenile iiiuom. It a rathar- -

nae. as It U in operation, and ) not

AFFLICTED TRY IT,bill ; use Burt's yspepala

,

daily receive who been benefited by ue. caiife lo b Ih-v- e that ihey are.offering a Medicine which is without an equal for the complaints for whii.-- this is recommended.

fyirfa fypepiia and liver Inriftoralor i the b.t MeJi. ine in tbe world, is the universaltestimony of those who used it

LET AREeurh will bp testimony, lor bey will be 'cured.and I.Uer nnd you will be happy.

au22 Sole

raiicr. etc.. etc.

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hide and

fact

are

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mild lis

Save your dortor'a

from thope have its them

Tht (.sirehave

theirCure

DILLINGHAM & CO.,for the llawalion Island.

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