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(fiommcrrial lbbcrliscr (famcreial gbbcdiscrIS PUBLISH ED

rcauBKD AT 'Mvuy IMornintr. Honolulu, Hawaiian lalanda.BY CLACK & AULD. riwti or AdvortlMlus.

City aad asa4 narlBlleas.8.00 a Year. A A. V1A - Space aaaaaarvd la Hioa--

1pareU w. Has.13.00 far ia l . type.

Fereiga bcrlnif. 7.iO ltlO a rear. - - V- nj t 1"sA SI 11 17 0 Llaeert laeh).... 1 oo- - a 00 a 00 4 00 a 00 10 00

Tharr-pil'- i pruo fo pr.f-.rat.- J in tny fnot Atr-rkr- a. I if 'J H .'S5----'- A 13 Lines (1 inch).... 1 to a 00 4 00 too; a 00 ItU f? ' pr Banana. wnk-- inolort." the Hawaiian poet-a- e Uoes(t(tiebe).. 3 00 4 00 00 t AO 10 00 I 00

anir- - 411 lfn (r Uafty-t- a pari be hfl SO Lines (3 lorfcea) . IN I 00 T 40 10 OO 14 00 14 0l i poacaa-- e denxattlad al th po-a- whirl! varies from 4 l--

A Llsaafs turhea).. 4 no e 00 10 00 is oe it SO ta ast on ach stafte paper. I Colaaaa 00 10 OO 14 00 ) OO ao m

i Colnna doi: 00 1 00 33 00 64 00t r cr-irr-n Pavaai.. tivin t ovsca. Col earn.. ....... 11 oi l 00 34 00 0 00 44 00 1 oo1 r OfSi.'-.- a ttm mil ot iff P-- .a wtll alwaysyri Whole Coluaaa...... "11 WM 00 4A 00 00 100 00 1M 00M ry ivwtM. CT AAvertlserB reacting In tbe Kit failedluH. Slal, aaafntt-- d ranT.T Paearwis rwi;ic In ss port "f th-- pay ae tbelr rarda by nrloalng Or.raaaci oe I'sitedreasil IN aasoant of MMiriyUM 4v 4 tins pap- -' n stales Poatace Staaare. for sawia aaaoaal aa laay aisa ts say,ess atasape. and their sards will be lusertad aa pat above UUa'lw the Uaas

paid for.

plai ad fasct tT Basinaas Cards, wbra prepaid aUewsdfar a yar, areBOOK AND JOD PRINTING. i r t vtrri 01 a disoaant fWan thesw rataa, which are fur transient adverUswTTT KILHID.TIsm.Br8l?IEAl AJfD UDI. 1 1 KJ. 1 . HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, NOVEMBER 23, 1S72. IAVHOLE NO. SGI, its when paid ar charred quarterly.: AKD pnnb 4 la t!V Liffh air f tr rt. :

Anything for a Change.IIr ajKxvXorvMMly tlmij

Liih ktcaOM la mbi4l a( 'Fah ! IIm atory nk m mrrjt

Vrt mm qoickl tara l p4.?l Iklo. DO ronaocra,

fkothlog Daw to d or aay ;Doll employ wot, duller Canrita

.0 lha mm froo day t day.

ftoootbly r Bowa lha rlr ;No xeUasMitl aa f aid

tacda my Mtlaw aa extra quiver,Kev mf t froro (rowlrf CoU.

ttraigblrr thaa Ina atraifSeat arrow,Milra briVir OM Uea my ay

II la gummy. U La aaxrowJoal I ha sailM from day to day.

Gat dr.f up at iht and fmtioK i(Alwaya kam aod at bine)

Iawdlir., wrltli.c. lunrhlcj, reading.Till aour kaa cusoa to dioe.

Alter that I at It roectiuoFrom blu devil al tba play

Then to bed in depJuat the aam from day to day.

I would raUter Ukt my aorrowaFar from If abit'e iron baoda ;

I would rather lake 'F.arly train to foreign Ian. la.

Otoer latitoiies ia(l meHere 1 cannot, will not atay ,

Huca a life bejina to blight dmJuat tile aame fr tu djy to day.

Ioi'eisn Itemi.Mark Twain mj : 44 1 am different from

Viuhingtoa ; I hae a Ligfier and grander stand-ard of j.rincijlo. Washington couldn't lie. Ican lie, but I won't."

Matrimonial. Newlj Married Daughter :Mamma, Luw loug dot. the honeymoon last? "

Practical i'arent : Until jou ask jour huebaQdttt monej, uij dear."

Medical. Judy saw a man the other day withsomething dreadlul on his arm. He will probw--lj

never get rid of it while be lites, poor fellow !

far it wu hid wife.There id a woman in Idaho who is so jealous of

ber husband tiat she won't allow him to carrj apocket-liandkerchi- ef, for fear be will carry on abaodkercbief flirtation with some of the girls,lie docso't mind the handkerchief much, but itis bard on bis cuat-nleev- e.

The eccentric Dr. Bjrlea had at one time aremarkably stupid Irish girl as a domestic.With a look and voice of terror, he said to herin haste, Co and tell your mistress that Dr.Bjlcs had put an end to hiinttelf. The girl flewupstairs, and, with a faoe of horror, exclaimedat the top of ber voice, Dr. Ityles bas put anend t hiianolf!" Tle astonistied wife anddaughters ruhed into the parlor, and there wasthe doctor calmly

. .walking about with...a part of

a a a a aa cow a tail toai be naa picaca up in tne streettied to bis coat or casaock behind.

The Cleveland police took op a prominentcitiien in a sad state of mental aberration theother day, and after restoring him learnt that bebad probably Iot bis mind in trying to rememberand deliver tbe parting meerage oi Ms wile, who,on kiexing hiiu good bye in tbe morning, toldhim to go to the dresomaker and tell ber thata be (bis wife) bad changed her mind, and wouldhave the watered silk male up instead of thepoplin ; and be pure and tell her," said the wife,

that if she thinks it would look better withten bias flounces without pufSng, and box plaiting belaw the equator, which should be gatheredin hem atitcneti guageons up ana down tne seams,with gusaet-etitc- h between, she can make it upin that way, instead of fluting the bobinetteinsertion, and piecing out with point applique,as I auggested yesterday.

A Ute Scalp Dance. After the etiquette ofthe occasion was over, the Mauacbe L tea allowedus what was the pleasing custom whenever agood and glossy scalp fell into their bands, bydancing a scalp 'dance, shouting, screaming, drum-ming and yelling, while an old and haggard andwrinkled squaw kept the old bucks to their workby joining in the break-dow- n and working assiduouslv in the semi-relieio- observance, it wasall a wierd and strange and unusual eight, andtbe dirt and the creepers and the stolid indifference of the average Indians disappeared entirelyfrom the mind, and in their place came up veryunpleasant imaginings of very lively shinningaround, should that pack or ferocious, and yetvery tame, hyenas turn loone upon you. Tiieyused up all the breath and power and musclethey had, passed in review again, and went offcroning some very unmusical air. ana an wasquiet. Los Pinos Corr. Denver Hews.

A Ssnsible "Treat." Tbe Chronicle of Vir-ginia, Nevada, has the following: Joe Stewartof this city, one of the bet men in the country,though a sporting man, bos made an innovationon tbe American custom of treating," whichthe friends of temperance throughout tbe worldwill acrlaud. Yesterday he was standing on Cstreet, between the door of a saloon and that ofa merchant tailor, when a party or mends camealong (mostly married men). Joe wanted to

treat," and thinking of the families of hisfriend, he stepped iot the tailor's and said:

Come in, gentlemen, and take something withme." The gentlemen asked what here was to

take in a tailor shop. Oh," said Joe, takea necktie. They will not hurt you!" And betreated each of the party to a handsome necktie,and walked awav doubtless feeling better andmore frisky than If he Lad treated to tangle-fo-ot

whisky.Tbe following is from the Jacuh Chronicle: "I

shall not intrude, ladies. The words, accompaniedby smiles, were lately spoken by a person to twoladies, one a countess, tbe other a princess. Tbepowerful personage was Rothschild, the two ladieshad come as beggars. Evidently, they did notbeg for themselves but for a hospital to be erectedat Inct.l. Such begging is very laudable, andRothschild did not delay in taking his pen to signthe list of subscriptions. But just before he tookthe pen from the inkstind he asked Excuseme ladies, is the hospital to be inter-communa- l?

that is, will patients be accepted that do notbelor.g to the Catholic religion?" The ladiesbecame confused, but had to admit that onlyCatholic patients will have the beneSt of tbe hos-

pital. Then, ladies, 1 shall not intrude," saidKothscbild. and he Kid down tbe pen. Toeladies understood bin without further comment,'and departed.

A Waizincton' Teritort Call Answered.The Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch gets off thefollowing:

A newspaper in Washington Territory ap-

peals fc the East to 'Send us W ives! Theeditoris probably not aware that polygamy is prohibi-ted in this part of tbe country, and that it willconsequently be impuasible for any generous,whole-soule- d philanthropist among us to complywith bis request. Hardly any man here bas morewives than be absolutely wants. Tbe practice ofmarrying half a dozen at a time was abandonedaa soon as it was discovered that William Pennleft so many widows that charitable people werecompelled to build the Penn Widows Asylum inorder to give them a decent and comfortable borne.Jfow, if it bad been mothers-in-la- w that theywant in Washington Territory, there would havebeen no trouble. Almost any man can spare amother-in-law- , and we know a man who has beenmarried several times who would be willing tosend three or four away to a distant land foreverand ever, to oblige a friend. We are' not entirelydestitute of generosity, here at the East."

gasnttss (Czxls.

A. F. JUDD,TTORXEV AMD COO SKI. LOR AT L.A V.A Fort aireel, lore doora below McrsUaot Ct. nlS ly

JOHN S. McGREW, M. D.,Sl'KGEON V.S. ARM I. CAN BELATK at his reaidcoce on Hotel Kreet, between Ala-keaa-od

f'TX eirr--U. oIS ly

7grinbaum & CO,A.M U IIOI.KSA LK lKIMPORTERS Cl'thinr. Half, Capa. Boot, ml orxxra,

and every variety of Gentlemeo'a Superior FornUhing' tioodf.flora rormertr occupied by W. A. A id rich, klakee'a

nia block. Queen Street. ly

M. PHILLIPS & Co.,AM) WHOLESALEIMPORTERS sboea. Ha! a. Mra'a Fnruiabioe; and

Fancy Uoods. (old Am) No. 11 Kaahumanu St. Honolulu.

E. 0. HALL & SON,A NO DEALERS I.V HARD.IMPORTERS PainU. Oils, and (ieoeral MerchaudlM.

d Corner Fort and King Bu. ly

JAS. W. GIRVIN,nOM MISSION MERCHANT AND DEALER

J in General erchand.ae. LA MAIN A.Order from the other lalanda prom fitly attended to. n2 Son

BROWN & CO.,AND DEALERS IN ALES.IMPORTERS AT WUOLK8ALK.

9 Merchant frreet. loM ly) Hooolulu, H. I.

H. E. McINTYRE k BROTHER,ROCERV. FEED STORE AND DA KERVG Corner of King aud Fort Street,oca ly Honolulu. II. I.

H. HACKFELD & Co.ENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.G oca ly HONOLULU.

TH03. G. THRUM'S,CCTLERV AND NEWSSTATIONER!. Library, (late Ulacc a Aold'a

fcuod.' tararing, Cillicraphytcnoil Caltiog.and Copying,attended lo. ( cT ly) Merchant (..Honolulu.

w."lT"green,--nOMMISION MERCHANT. riRE-PBO- OF

Ballding, Queen Street,oca ly Ilonolulu, Hawaiian lalanda.

THEOD. C. HEUCK,TM PORTER AND COMMISSION MER--JL CHANT, (oc5 !) Ilom.lula, Oahu, H I.

CLSCHOBS. jno. a. amTHiEti.

A. S. CLEGHORN k Co.,AND WHOLfcSALE ANDIMPORTERS IN

Ceneral Merchandise,Comer Queen and Kaahumanu Si.,

oc6 ly Nooanu tft., and Corner Fort and Hotet Sla.

DR. MOTT SMITH,F"ZT DENTIST, HAVING RESUMEDC2ef5 practice, can be found at his room over E. SUvha Co' Drug Htore. enrn- -r of Fort and Hotel hta. ae'Jl 3m

THEO. H. DAVIES,(Late Janioo, Green h Co.

AND COMMISSION MERC-HANT.IMPORTER ACKIT FOB

Uoyd and the Lierool I'mlrrwrller. Northern A: aranceCompany, aud Bntiah ami Porrin Marine Iiiaoranrv

Ctanpaoy.mh23 Fir Proof Building, kaahumann and Queen St, ly

F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,AND COMMISSION MERC-

HANTS,IMPORTERSIlonolulu. Hawaiian lalanda. JuIS ly

CHULAN & CO.,PORTERS OF AND DEALERS INIM CHINA GOOD

Of all deacriptiona. and in all kind of Dry Goods. Also, con-at.-nl

iy oa hand, a auperior quality of Uawailaa Kice.28 Nuoai.a Street, Honolulu. ly

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

nb33 Honolula. ly

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,FMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MER.J. CHANTS,

Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets. mh9 ly

S. MAGNIN,AND DEALKR IN GENER-

ALIMPORTER MERCHANDISE,Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots and Shoes, and Gent's Furnishing

Goods.mhO Naoanu St. corr.er of Marine, Honolulu, H. I. ly

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

ANN'SDENTIST, DKL'G Sl'ORK,Corner of Kaahumanu and Merchant Streets. Office hours

Ja from Din till 2 r. ly

C. S. BARTOW,AUCTIONEER. SALESROOM ON QUEEN

dour from Kaahumanu. ly

A. C. SEIITH,riROCER AND SHIP CHANDLER, LA- -"US IIAINA, MAUI.Money and Recruits furnished to Ships on Favorable Terms.

J0 lrJOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE,

AND DEALER IN GENERALIMPORTER MKRCUAND1SK,A29 Queen Street, Honolulu. Ir

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

CH ANDLERS AND GENERALCOM-MLSSIu- SMERCHANTS, ilonolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

AaaaBAa W. PaiBca. (JaSIy) I. B. PrrsmaoB.

J. 8. Wale sb- - 8. C. Alles.WALKER & ALLEN,

AND COMMISSIONSHIPPING HONOLULU. 11. I.AOBXTS rOB

Hawaiian Packet Line, I Spencer's Plantation.Priooevllle Plantation. Naalehu Plantation.Gnome Plantation. Greenweira Coffee.

Imperial Fire Insurance Company, London.Merchant's Mutual Marine Insurance Co., San Francisco.

JalSly

M. McLNERNY,AND DEALER INIMPORTER Hats, Cap. Jewelry, Perfumery,

Pocket Cattery, and every description of Gent's SuperiorFornlahina; Goods. XT Benkert'a Fine Caif Dress Boots,always on band.

21. E. Cobseb or Fobt ats MracBArr Praam. Jal3 1

E. P. ADAMS,AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION BIER-CHAN- T.

Queen Street, Honolulu. U. I. JaS ly

A. W. TDD. J. a. LATTOa.

JUDD & LAYTON,GROCERS AND PRO I SI ON DEALERS,

Grocery and Feed Store,58 Fort Street, tioootaKi. dlO ly

LEWERS & DICKSON,EALERS IN LUMBER AND BUILDINGD Jy27 Materials. Fort Street. ly

A FIXE CHANGEFOR INVESTING A SMALL SUM

of money, ar of securing

OSE OF THE MOST ELIGIBLE DWELLING LOTSIn the City of Hooolulu. Is now offered by the Undersigned. HeIs desirous to dispose of that fine and healthily at lasted pieceof Land adjoining the Government Garden, and fronting Schooland Fort Srreeta at tbe bead of the latter.

Any one wieaieg V) pare base shoald apply sono, as the Lotwill be sold al a low figure. cci J. b. LEMON.

Heading- - Room.OPEN TO ALL, EVER IT DATIN TUB WRCK.

Hairs from 9 1. II. ta 10 P. M.,Un-asal-ra. In the Sallsrs' IIsoa.

Tbe second Friday evening of each montn reserved for tbameetings of the . M C. A . or5 y

lasinrss

DR. OLIVER,j (Late of tbe aogliah Army JJodicaJ PtafT)i Corner ct Frt unci JClnir lt--- tn.

Of&ccOpen Iay and Nibt. oc28

T. t. aariBLaaa. r. a. uarssLOKa.HAYSELDEN BROS.

DEALERS IN DRV UOODS, r'ANClOoOfB ANDClArTtiI.SU.Criterion Boil.linir, Fort tu (21 ly) Honolulu, H. I.

F. HORN,riOXFEfTIOXKR. NO. 49 HOTEL ST..

next door to C. K. W tiliama, Honolulu. di;

AFONG & ACHUCK,WIIOLESA LE AND RETAILIMPORTERS, Mercliandie. i ire-pro-of More, Nuua- -

nu Streets. dlO ly

CASTLE & COOKE,AND DE4LERS IN UIMPORTERS AlKKCHANDLtK,

SHIPPING AND COMMIShlOX MKRCHANTd.O No. 60 Kinr Street, Honolulu, 11. 1. ly

BOLLES & CO.,

SHIP CHANDLERSMr.KCI!ANTS.

AND COMMISSIONImporters and Dealer in Merchandiae, Queeo Street,

Honolulu, IlanraiiHii Islauda.A genu tor the Kauiialtakui. .Vlauualua and Kakaako Salt(S W ork a. ly

R. H. STANLEY.A TTORNEV A Ml COUNSELOR AT LAW2. OFFICK in Kboilea' tire-pro- .. f liuililiug, KaahumanuapJO street, Honolulu.

FISCHER & ROTH,lERCHATT.tlliORS. FORT STREET,a'JI oppoaite Odd Fellow' Hall, Honolulu, II. I. ap'JO ly

HYMAN & BROTHERS,IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

KKALtK INDry Ool,, Clollilng, Hot r umUMag Gooils, Lalieg' and

Genu Boot and g Vankea .olioi., ire, &c,Capt. Snow'a Building. ". it'.Merchant St. Hon-dulu- . apl3 ly

IEACHARDSON,AND DEALER IN ROOTS,IMPORTER Clothlnj;, Furnishing Good,

Perfumery, Kc.Corner of Fort and Merchant St. Itpl3 ly Ilonolulu, II. I.

THOMAS SPENCER,CHANDLER. DEALER INSHIP Merchandise, Inland Produce, 4c, aud

COMMISSION MKRCHANT,Braoa'a Bat, Uilo, Sandwich Idlasds.

Will keep contantly on hand an ezteDiveasortaienl of everydeacrlption of gooda required by hipa and other.

The hlgheat price iriTen for Island Produce.XJ Money advanced for Bills of Exchange at reasonable rates.

apU Jy

J. PERRY,LERIN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,DEA Store, Corner of Hotet and Kuuauu Sit.,

Honolulu, II. 1.

Also Raraii. KsTiBLisn);T o;t Nccasu Stbsbt, iiohapl3 the Fire-proo- f Store. ly

C. BREWER & CO.,N D SHIPPING MER.QOMMISMO.V CHANTS.

Honolulu, Oauu, (ul7 ly) Hawaiian Islands.

ALLEN c CHILLINGWORTH,KAWAIIIAK, HAWAII.

CONTINUE THE GENERALWILL AN DISK and SHIPt'ING I'.CSIN'MS al theabove port, where they are prepared to furninh the juatly cele-brated Kawaihae potato?, and auch other rerruiia a arerequired by whale ships, at the shortest notice and tn themoat reasonable terms. (kuIT ly) FI UK WOOD ON HAND.

wrcrjoNEs,"

AT LAW AND LAND AGENT.ATTORNEY in all tbe Court of the Kingdoiu. Hewill attend the Circuit Courts on Kauai. Maui and

Hawaii, and viait either of those Islandson special business,

aul? Office on Merchant Street. ly

E. HOFFMANN, HI. D.,PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. CORNER

JL Merchant and Kaahumanu Sts , near the Poet-offic-

au!7 IF

WILDER & CO.,SUCCESSORS TO DOW SET I" Sc. CO.

Fort and Queen Sts.Dealers in Lumber. PainU. Oil, Nail. Salt, and Building

mb30 Materials, of every kind.

ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,OMMISSION MERCHANT AND GEN--

KRAL SHIPPING AG KMT,Honolulu, Hawaiian Island. Jy27 ly

BISHOP & CO., BANKERS,HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

OF EXCHANGE ONTbe Bank of California San FranciscoMessrs. Lees ft Waller New YorkTremont National BaDk. ...................... .......BostonOriental Bank Corporation............ ..............LondonOriental Bank Corporation, payable in Sydney, Melbourne

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

Tork.Receive Deposits, Disconct First-clas- s Business Paper,

attend to Collecting, Ac, sic my'25 ly

DILLINGHAM & CO.,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARD-

WARE.JLCutlery, Dry Goods, Paints uid Oils, and General

Merchandise.B'29 No. 95 King Street, Honolula. ly

D. N. FLITNER,HISOLD BUSINESS IN THECONTINUES building, Kaahumanu Street,

Chronometers rated by observations of tbe sun and starswith a transit instrument accurately adjusted to th

meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention given tofine watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant

glasses silvered and adjusted Charts andnantical instruments constantly on

Jy27 hand and for sale. ly

COME AND BE HEALED !

BY DE. B. H. LYON'S

Medical Compound Remedy,Xjinimeiit and IPills !

FOR RECENT AND CHRONIC DISEASES,Neuralgia, Sores, Ulcers, Eruption. Skin

Diseases, Asthma, Sick Headache, Diseases of the Throat,Liver and Kidneys ; for Female Irregularities and general de-bility commoo to tbe sex.The Compound Remedy has no Superior !

So One can use it itiihout being Benefitted by it.

It removes fiom the blood those impurities common to allInvalids, from the Intant to Lie man of years.

I hare many certificates from those who for years werethought beyond the reach of human aid. Tbey are now en-joying health.

To the Victim of his Own Lust !

Toa who have become poisoned by the deadly virus whichentails npon posterity tba bbgbuog curse of distase and death,and have made your own existence loathsome, there lallspf f.r t rtl Resolve once more to be a man.

r Take the Compound as Directed. "3Full directions for nsing the Cornp- - und Remedy, Liniment

and Pills ts given upon the Wrspper of each,Swlel In Henelnln by T. A . LLOTD. Xa.78

Fort Street, DILLINGHAM Co., Hilo, Hawaii ; W. MOSS-M-AN

Wailnku.Maol. jyl3

HUGO STANCENWALD, M. D.,PHYSICIAN AND STJBGEON.

Having retired from City and Family practice on account ofhis brakb. will hereafter attend to

Office Consultations Only.For tbe convenience of Patients, who msy wish to consult him.

His Office will be Open on Every Day of the IVeek

from 11 o'clock. A. M.. to 3 o'clxk, P. M. ; Sundays by ap-pointment. Patients suffering from Chkoxic Disiasks, inclu.l-in- g

also diseases of the Ktb and Kaa, raaoar and Lrxis, andALL OTHBB CASES OF SrrrsBOO. Or VH1TITI1 SSTCBB. pre--tenting thtmttlvt$ at that time, ir srrraBLa roa CrricsraaATaiar, will receive special care and attention.

A COMPLETE CHEMICAL LABORATORYwill be connected with this Office, for the manufactnre of rare i

and valuable medicinal preparations, and for performing any I

operation required in Pathological and Analytical Chemistry.o9 6a I

girrtaitinl.

JOHN FREDERICK KENYON,MVLITARV. XAVAL AXD CIVIL

T A. X Xj O IX .King St.. next door to Bradley barber Shop'Hooolala. oS ly

OO King Stroot,M T. DONNELL,

ivpokto aso viicricrrtu ofALL. KINDS OF FURNITURE

Suitable to tlill market.

Kr Old Furniture repaired and Mattraaae of all deacriptions made to order.

Befor buying eUewhere call at 86 and 88 Klvgatreeloc6 ly

HAYS ELD EN & SON.Builders aud Contractors.

Are prepared to give estimate for every kind ofWork connected with the building trade.

Residence corner of Nuuana and Kokai Street. aal7

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

FurnitureP EVER!' DESCRIPTION.2 Ware Room on Fort street : Workshop at

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

aulT ly

E. C. ADDERLEY,Saddle and Harness Kaker,

Fort and Hotel Strce ts, Honolulu. bTVg.yt

XT Carriage Trimmed with neatness and dispatch. IslandOrders attended to piomptlF. aulT ly

A. D. BOLSTER,Ilease, Ship, Sign, Carriage & Ornamr ntal Painting

la all its branches.THE OLD STAND. KAAHUMANUAT will execute all orders in his line with promptness,

at low ratea, and in as good style as any. JaS ly

McCOLCAN & JOHNSON,Mercbaal Tnilora,

Fort St., Honolulu, II. I., opposite Theod. C. Heuck's.ap27 ly

J. at. oat, sia.. W. O. WOOLSET. J. M. OAT, J.J. M. OAT & CO.,

Sail Makers, Old Custom House Fire-pro- of

BUILDING,On the Wharf, foot of Nuunnu Street, Honolulu, H. I.

(Tjr All Ordra in our Line executed with promptness anddispatch, and Work Guaranteed to give Satisfaction.

BEVEB ST PBRH-ISSIO- TO:

A. J. Cartwright. Esq. C. Brewer & Co.A. W. Peirce A-- Co. C. A. Williams Co.U. H. Haekfeid & Co. Walker k Allen.Dowaett at Co. Bolles At Co. a27

W. FISCHER,Cabinet Maker and French Polisher

a20 Hotel St., near the Drug Store of K. Streha A Co. ly

ILES & CO., SAIL MAKERS,HAVE OPENED THE OLD ESTAB- -rr. LISHMENT on Kaahumann Street. Good work mar--anteed. Terms as reasonable as any. noO ly

J. T. CHAYTER,Ship and General Blacksmith,

Shop on the Esplanade, near the Cus-

tom Iloase,Where he is prepared to execute all orders

in his line with promptness and in a workmanlike manner.HoT$e-hocin- g done with ntntnett and dispatch. ja20 ly

P. DALTON,Saddle nnd Harness Maker,

KJJtQ STREET, HONOLULU.

Carriage Trim miner la all Its'Branches.

Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to. Jj27 ly

THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL!THE PROPRIETOR WILL SPARE

no pains to make this

ELEGANT HOTEL FIBST-CLAS- S

in every particular.

K00HS CIV BE HID BY THE RIGHT OK WEEK I

with or without board.

II ALL. AND LARGE ROOMS TO LET FORJu23 PUBLIC MEETINGS. OR SOCIETIES. ly

A. 17. PE.RGE&G0.

Oflcr for Sale

SHIP CHANDLERY

3NT33"V7--

WHALE BOATS AND BOAT STOCK

GROCERIES,

LIME AND CEMENT,

CALIFORNIA HAY,

AN I

By Steamer from San Francisco,

POTATOES, ONIONS, &C,

AGENTS FOR

Brand's Bomb Lances,

Perry Davis' Painkiller,

Pnuloa Salt Works.j20 ly

TO LET.THE CELLAR UNDER MY" BOOK.St.ir, capable of stoain? 400 barrets.

c26 Apply to H. M. WHITNEY.

THE COOL AND A IRV OFFICE. LATELYoccupied by Mr. J. W. Austin, Esq.. with the office fur-niture in it. Terms low. Apply to

II. M. WHITNEY.

JTOR SALE !

THE PREMISES LATELY OCCU-PIED by W. Fischer, on Hotel Street,(my 11) fcnquiie of J. H. PATY.

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

CORNER OF KING AND BETHELStreet. A large atock of OIL SHOoKS and ailkind of Coopering Materials constantly on hand.

Use, Shop on tbe Esplanade near tbe eastern Hoase.He hope by attention to buaines to merit a continuance

of the patronage which he has hitherto enjoyed, and for whichbe now returns his thank. nlS ly

KEALOHA & PANEE,House, Ship and Sign Painting!

HOTKL STREET.AVING OPENED THEIR SHOP ON TIIKH above street, are prepared to do all manner of work in

their line of business. Charge reasonable, and all work donewith neatness and dispatch. j o3 ly

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

HAS CONSTANTLY OV II AND ANDFor Sale at the Lowest Market Prloes, a good assort-ment of the Best Refined Bar Iron, and the BestBlacksmith Coat. nlS ly

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.

STEAM ENGINES. SUGARMills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and LeadCastings,

Machinery of Every Description madeTO ORDER.

Particular Attention paid to SJtip's Blacksmilhiug.

XT Job Work executed on the shortest Lotice. jy20 lya. whitman. c. w. GBLrrr.

R. WHITMAN & CO.,Manufacturers and Dealers in Saddles,

HARNESS. AND EVERY cE"SJtdescription of article in our line. wSStyShoe, Saddle, Harness & Carriage Leather,

Constantly on hand.Special attention paid to Carriage Trimming and Trunk Work.

XT Orders from the other islands solicited, and promptlyattended to.

X 83 King St., Sign ail tbe Harse.j6 Honolulu, U. I. 6m

3VHlce in. tXxo Field Againmike"harvey

Has Opened a PAIT SU()P on Raahnmana Street !

VEIT DOOR TO F. A. SCHAEFER At CO.,X where be i prepared to do a 11 kinds of Ornamental, Fancyand House Painting, Paper Hanging, Ac Tbe Public are requested to give him a call. apl3 tf.

M . BEN FI ELD,Wagon and Carriage Builder, 71 and 76 King St.,

Hooolulu. (apO ly) Island orders promptly executed.

O. SE0KXKBN. B. KISTLSB.

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

Xanana Street, bet. Merchant and Queen,A HAVE CONSTANTLY ON II ANDti Stoves, Lead Pipe, Galv. Iron Pipe, Plain and Hose

(tji Bibbs, Stop Cocks, India Rubber Hose beat inlengths of 23 and 60 feet, with Coupling and Pipe com-

plete. Also, a very large atock of Tinware of every deacrlp-tion. Jobbing and Repairing done to order promptly and war-ranted. Particular attention given to Ship Work.

Thankful to the citizens of Honolulu, and the Islands gen-erally, for their liberal patronage in the past, we hope by stiictattention to business to merit the same for the future.

XT Orders from the other Islands will be carefully attendedto. ap6 ly

H. VOSS, No. 5 Merchant Street,Practical Upholsterer.

cURTA1N HANG I NO. CARPET, MATTING and Oil Cloth laid.

XT AH sises Mattrasies constantly on hand. m2

J. W. GIBBS,Painting la all Branches, No. 90 King Street,

Opposite Wright fc Wilson' Blacksmith Shop.XT Smallest order promptly attended to. JuS 6m

W.DUNCAN, BLACKSMITH.SHOP ON THE ESPLANADE,

where all work from Ship or Shore will be attended toIn a manner to warrant satisfaction. jao jy

JOHN NEILL,a. O IX iktist:NO. 40 FORT STREET,where he will auend to all orders

in the

rWV LOCK, GVS k GEXEUAL REPAIR LI VE

ITe win give special attention to cleaning, repairing and reg-elating Sewing Machines, and all other kinds of Light Machineryand Metal Work of every description, Blacbrnallhiag, Ac

ALSO. ON HAND AND FOR SALE CHEAP,

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

MACHINE OIL, NEEDLES, Ac, Vc.Sewing Machine Tuckers, Binders, and all other extra and

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

COLB AO EXT IX TBIS EIXGDOM V0B

The Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines.n27 ly

HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS

GREY & CO.,Manufacturers and Dealers

Hi ALL KINDS OF SOAPS!Leleo, King Streets Honolulu.

Beet Mutton and Goat Tallow Wanted !

Ordera Left at Ira Richardson's Best andShae Stare will meet with arsnsl

ap4 Attendance.

RAIL. ISO ID STORE !

Witt Wm. RYAN

.at V.- - rtfcrartr:DEALER IN GROCERIES AND A GEN--

eral Aaaortment of Oooda.Corner of Queen and Richard Streets. fe!7 ly

DBor Sale!swb JCST RECEIVED PER R. C.

ffTVn Wylle, from Bremen,

Two Superior Cottage Pianos!Of the well known manufacture of W.SAS3ESH0FF, Bremen.

For particulars apply toselt 3m F. A. SCHAEFER ft CO.

TO LET !

Under the Odd Fellow's Hall,Lately Orrnpled hj Dillingham & Co., as a

Hard ware Store !

It is Completely Fitted with Shelving, &c.

For further particulars apply toC. A. CASTLE, or

se20 tw&w W. C. PARKE.

?nsitnrart Cart

THE BRITISH AND FOREIGNMARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y.

(L1MITKD.)

ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWESTcUuara in the PoIIch-- of this Company are

specially advamageoa. THEO. 11. DAVIKH,Agent.

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFYIssues lire and Ufa Policies

ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS. ALL,or Lowe settled with promptitude.

Pl IF THSX). H. DAY IKS, Agent.

BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS!flMIE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THEJL Boston Board of L'nderwrttars, notify Maateta of Vesselsand others that all bills for Repair on Veaatla. and all billfor General Average purposes, must be approved by the Agentof the Boa' an l" nderwntera, who oust alao be represented onall surreya, or such bill will not be allowed.

o26 ly C. BRKWKK A CO., Agent.

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.raMIE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THEJL above Company, have been authorised to lnure risks on

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

o29 ly II. HACKrKLD A Co.

NORTH GERMAN FIREINSURANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG.

TMIE UNDERSIONED HAVING BEENAgent of the above Company for the Sand-

wich Island, is now prepared TO INSUKK AGAINST FIRSupon the most favorable terms,

Osi Brick, Slwae. staid Woexlcai Store),And on Merchandise stored therein. Private Dwellings, Furni-ture., 4rc. All Losses adjusted and paid for here with prompt-itude. For particulars apply at the office of

ocia ly THKOD. C. IIirCK, Agent.

TRANSATLANTICFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ol Ilamburs.Capital, One Million Prussian Thalers.

FJH1E UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENJL appointed A genu of the above Comiany are now ready to

Issae Polities against Risks of Fire, aa Ballding?,Merchandise) ansl Fnrnllnrr,

oo terms equal to those of other respectable companies.Losses paid for and adjualed here.

For particulars apply tooci tf H. HACKFELD A CO., A rot- -

IMPERIALFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OF LONDON.(Inatitnird 1803.)

CAPITA L, 8. 000,000 IN GOLD!UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED

JL to issue policies on Fire Risks (with or without the aver-age clause), on Plantation Buildings and Machinery, PrivateDwelling., Brick. Stone and Wooden Stores, Merchandise, Coals,Lumber, Ships in Port, Ac, on the roost favorable terms.

ITT A II losses ndjaatrd avnd pnid lr I.ere. XIFor particulars apply at the office of

WALKER A ALLEN,au!7 ly Agenta for the Mawaiiaa lalanda

Fire and Marine Insurance.rniIK UNDERSIGNED HAVING DEEN

M. duly authorisedBy the Firemen's Fund Insurance Comp'y.of San Francisco fo write both Fire and Marine risks, are pre

pared to accept insurances onDwellings, Building, Merchandise), Fnrnl

lure, V ease I a la Psri, nr.d takeCargo Risks, to and from this, and all Foreign Ports,

at tbe most Favorable Fates.ju81y BISnOPACO.

N0ETH BRITISH AND MERCANTILEINSURANCE CO.,

OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.ESTABLISHED, 1800.

CAPITA L 2,000.000Aeennsulmted nnd Invested Fnnd, 2,838,118rip HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN AP- -JL POINTED AGENTS lor the Sandwich Islands, and are

authorised to Insure against Fire upon favorable terms.Risks Uken In any part of the Islands on Wooden Buildings,

and Merchandise stored therein. Dwelling Houses and Furni-ture, Timber, Coals, 8hins in harbor with or without cargoes orunder repair. spa ly) ED. HOFFaCHLAEQEtt At CO.

Boston Board of Underwriters !

AGENTS far the Hawaiian lalnnda,C. BREWER A CO.

Philadelphia Board of Underwriters !A GENTS fr the Hawaiian lalanda.teH ly C. BKKWER ft CO.

"4TOT ICE. MASTERS OF VESSELS VIS1Ti ITINU this port In a disabled condition and Insured laany ot the Boston and Philadelphia Offices most have theirreports and accounts duly certified to by us.

feb24 ly C. BREWER ft CO.

F. A. SCHAEFER,AGENT Bremen Beard ef Underwriter

Dreaden Board ef Underwriters,Agent Vienna Beard ef Underwriters.

Claims against Insurance Companies within the Jurisdictionof the above Boards of Underwriters, will have to be certifiedto by the Agent to maice them valid. JaS ly

IIAMBURGII-BREME- N

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN

Agents of the above Company. are preparedto Insure risks against Fire on Stone and Brick Buildings,and on Merchandise stored therein, on most favorable terms.

For particulars apply at the office ofslOly F. A. SCHAEFER s CO.

JUST RECEIVEDEX

Hawaiian Hark R. C. Wylic !

AND FOR SALE AT THE

OLDEST TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE 1

1ST HONOLULU

Established I858!fi

M LARGE AND FINEAssortment of

A V A IV A-- AND-

GERMAN

CIGARS!Turkish, Porto Rico

and KanastaSmoking Tobacco !

Small Lot of Very Fine Cigarettes,

Constantly on Hand, the VEBY BESTof

CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO!

.Tlccrscliaiim Pipes !

Cigar Etolders, &c, &c.H. I. NOLTE.

s7 3m Cerner Qneen and Nnnann Sts.

WELL CURErlSLAND HATat ONE AND A HALF CENT PERHAY! POUND, ator6 3m JUDD ft LAYTON'S

I.AKlAIi'VA.(UMPBF.U. A TURTON. Irarlelers.of sapariur aaalily, now eoe&tng ia aaa)fcw sale la quantities to suit by

tf. H. HACKHXD ft CO.

WAIKAPU IMsAXTATIO !II. Csrawrll, Frearleler.

SUGAR AND MOLASE FROM THIIaaie la luta to mm parohaaara. Asp? 4s

sc ly OkU. C. ate LA A N, AgeaA.

WASHTNQTOH MEAT MARKET !

TV EXT DOOR TO I.OVEH STEAM MAKEa . ry, Nnaana aueet, F. W. DCNKK.

Beef, Mntten nnd Veal eftae Beat Uaallff.Also. BaK Pork. Bait Beef, Superior Pork Waiiaasas. aleara

on bauil, and 8oid at tbo LoarM MajkK lYicea.oc Meats delivered ta aU parts f Ue City. ly

HONOLULU STEAM DAKE3Y !

B. LOVE & BROTHERS, Proprietors,KCUANU STREET.

PILOT. MED1UMAND NAYT BREAD,on hand and made ta order.

Also, Mater. . and liutter CYackera,JKNNT LIND CAKES, fte.

SHIP BREAD RK1IAKED so tba shortest sotws.FAMILY BREAD, saado of the Beat Floar, baked dally aad

always oo hand. . .

N. B.BROWX BREAD OF THl BEST (JVALITTaulT ly

METROPOLITAN MARKET... WALLER,

KINQ STREET, HONOLULU. aalt ly

FAMILY MARKET,E. II. IIOYD, Prenrleter. Helel Street.

Choicest Meats from finest herds, rooltry, Fish, Yegetsblea., furnished to order. mhSO ly

Fresh Batter. Notice.

I; ROM AND AFTER TIIM DATE, TIIKundersigned will rwraiak a firat-etea- s arttele of

FRESH BUTTER,with Butter-mil-k given free to entstomari.at FIFTT Cents perpound, delivered every Satarday aaorolnr, frora llalesoaaaRanch, Walalua, Oahu. BiHlAL AMPklWB.

Ilonolulu. Jan. 16, 1S7X J20-l- y

A. S. CLECHORN Ik CO..A GENTS FOR THE

WAlilEA TANNERY.Jally li await.

WOLEE BICE PLANTATION,KAILUA, KOOLAUPOKO.

NO. t. AND NO. 2 RICE FROM THE ABOVE

--A- 771x1.0 Tatolo Artlolo tAlvayt on hand and for sale by

AH "RE ft ACIIUNO,Jul ly Corner of King and Nsoana SU.

WEST MAUI SUGAR ASSOCIATION !LAIIAISA. MAUI.

CHOICE SUGARS. CROP OF 1ST, NOWand for sale by

00 ly C. BREWER ft CO., Agenta.

WAILUKXJ PLANTATION I

WA1LUKU, MAUI. CROP OF 1 8 1 8by . O. BREWER ft Co.,

06 8m Agents.

MAKEE PLANTATION.ULUPALAKUA, MAUI.

CROP OF 18T2 SUGAR t MOLASHE.",ForBaJeby C. BREWER a Co., Agenta.

KAUPAKUE1 PLANTATION SUGARNCW COMING IN,

ND FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUITPURCHASERS, BY

AF0N0 ft ACBUCK.Honolulu, Jone 1st, 187S. jal If

O NOME A PLANTATION.SUGAR AND MOLASSES CROP 1KTO,

In, for sals In quantities to suit purchaser,JyOem By WALKER ft ALLKN, AgenU.

18T1 I8T1

P Ja. MrHILO, II. Ia

CJUOA R AND MOLA8SES.CROP COM1NO3 In and for sale la quantities to salt pare baser ayJyfl Cm WALKER ALLEN, Ageola.

PRINCEVILLE PLANTATION.Sngar nnd Hfolaaaea Crop 1870,

OMING IN, FOR SALE IN QUA NT Ic TI ES to suit purchasers, byJyt Sin vrALavaa m a i.L.n , jtgem

SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER,Tanned Goat and Sheep Skins,

OS HAND AND FOR 8ALK,CONSTANTLYWAIMEA TANNERY C. NOTLEY.

By (si ly) A. B. CLEOHORW ft CO., Agents.

3NT-- BUT-

Living Yet, and has been LivingIN

Honolula the Last Font-tee-n Yenra ITHE OLD ESTABLISHED

UOrVOLULU SOAP WORKS !BY

W. J. RAWLINS, Manufacturer

ALL KINDS OF SOAPS IAN

Bayer of Beef, Mutton and Goat Tallow !

And nil kinds el Sena Grease.Have received ex late arrivals from the United States and

Europe supplies of the

Best materials la ear Llae for UasifaetsiiBf;Pnrnases,

And will continue to be in receipt of fresh eopptlea by steeaaand Bailing vessels, is prepared to give satislactioa ts ail

Dealera and Comnmen of fcla Speefalltf.Who will favor him with their trade.

y. B.AU Orders left at Vie Store of M. Mclnerny,Importer sod Dealer la Boots and Shoes, W. E. Corner

or Fort and Merchant streets, will be thankfully received and promptly

attended to.V. J. RAWLINS,

Praefleal Sena Beller,js20 ly Leleo, King SL, Uoooluia- -

RIDGE HOUSE !

A RETREAT FOR INVALIDS.THE CLIMATE OF THE8B ISLANDSIs noted tbe world over for general salubrity, whilecertain particular localities In the group are eaore es-

pecially favorably known. Tbe district of Kooa, aath. tea side of Hawaii, has long bees rsasea as a piees stresort for those afflicted with affections of the lungs- - afew case have been known of persons whs had been glveaover as sure to die, by their phyelcUos la California, after afew months residence in the pure, mild air of Kooa, recoveringrobust health and taking a new lease of lire.

The andersigned, at his commodious boas, at jtaawaioa.Sooth Kona. Is prepared to fsrniab good aoeommoaauons ssboarders at the low rate of IS per weeHi ineianing gooa saoaishorses when desired, and good fresh water baths, sa tbe preen --

iaes, also within a abort dlstancs of fins sea bathing. Tbasteamer Kilaaea run. regularly Between nonnuia ana u,port ot KaawBlea, and horses are kept ready at the beae.Every accommodation ana oomron in uia w.y mand HON EY ia abundance. Delightful rides la the neignoor.hood.

Kaswsloa, S. Kona, Nor. 10, IB,. "a

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f'KIOJr. .HOt'EMBER 23. i:2.Tk rraaship .. arrived ml Wednr.Uy from the

t r.l. with daU--a up (0 the IHh iusU fbe reports, that theHiAmt-t- , m huA wpei--d down this trip, bad on reached

4n Friotim o at the !? of her dejrturr, though hourly ex.

rb Ml fee rWn Francisco ibis momit,.The ju bricja oa cl" tbe reit of ItM rreai-leaa- J y l trvm rT. nl lW oo the i.lt of N .T Till

,a I twiJi,.. f.Vint'll y Proclamation Inremio aaaaU aoma ol the Haa-aiia-o Ooem-.- .

-- k, Me,...l.re.ullintbr?-rUrt- i a ! -- v, a- .-a .r.k th. ah:P; -- hicb h her d.--n and ,

ltr JToV Slou. 1K, , . ,, .af PreaWlent Grant. W aiao kara that a portiuo of tbe baling 8ac which waa orderol to renlrsroq at lan FraneiarItua year, kaa beva orderetl bark bere, the bjaea ami drUattrodant upon the d aertioo of aeatnen In that pr.rt.aa areil aa

the hih rates of IreihC cbaofd t a&:Betit of oil overtood.

haring diaowrafxt worra from aendinif llir ahipa there.

Frxn Ihe Jtf of the 9th we learo that th-- re waa then Ij In

at anrb' hi th barVjr, tbe r, .VaaVa. Srt Brtrze,CmmUla, Jttrt Harare, florrnxt, htltm Mtr, tl'lrn Smote,

IUtmu. Lm-u- Af.rray, Mut aod Mmervn. Of ibaabove, three hejtp to In aln"l"Oeil Km., shicb were rrm-r- rf

by t!te capedition aeut eat hy Merrltt of iJ.

Tbey are, ao v aak, in tti.icrry, the y. 'ka rrwauitfaad bricfuul them baina: rou iwrnrrd iuit aaioat them Ifa.a:4. Th JfmrUtrm Lyt, Jpht,Jirtk Ptrrjf aAd

TrUmt, harh had tern Ijinf off lb Head aeraJ da)a I

await.n or iera froa. their awncra io th Eaat. ul rord loPanama, and ahip tbrir rar(0-- a kame from there. Th7trt

l.L- - - .1-- ml . dl.i.Lod her flaa at half-ma-at on

th th, bo tor what reaauo waa ao4 knows. Aa eirrt waahelnf aiaH by lb halera in port lo rooaottdate their rare '

aarl tip Ikeai hon la n or 19 of the Teasels.

Frooi th lfim Lttltr we leant that the Webb IJoersccntly hero orcaiiisMl ander th laa of New York, with)

tnr directors la New York anal thre in Baa Francisco, Mr. ;

Webb Urioa; peeatifaa. Th amoant f caHtal atork is sailer.atood to b 12,000 000, th ah'iie brinf taken by the ses--darenra.

From the Commtreitd lltrml if "oeuiber 8tJ, we clip :

'la fUlowtact

Hcaa la that aiarket se M kees Hawaiian Rroreryfrada saiil la Iota from 4C luc ; aim 9 ba( lak l.taiid la irefiners, witb'n la rac(e of tvj fte.

MoLaaaaa There w very little sold at rcsetit of Hat-ia- o.

tttock li(bl and price nominal.Oi La While, oa-ti- c ; Twlar "perm, fttVS'ttr.Pr Lt! The tsrea Emm brM otdy tH bale. Quotable

I KHMHe- -

Bies Prim Carolina or ITawaiU.n Table aril in lots at Oc

and apward. 'Th halin( bark Arn!it, Baaklry, arrlTrd on raoday

morcitf witlt 600 barrels whale oil aod 7,000 pounda boric.'

Th bark Caac. Morton, wa "off and oa the port oar MonsUy. reported with 80 barrel abate l, and leakuif. I

Tb Bilaalooary brfj Mnrmimif Stir arrived on ftunday,hringinc a Dam her of the miasiunarie from the CUbert Islands. '

Ths Havaiiaa bark Carir, riease. saileil 6r Breoiea oaj

Tuesday, takiaf a fttTI carjo, comprising 1158J rallouswhale oil, M (iJlcns sperm, 13,199 poniuia what bone, 2,7 ISpiece Mies, 1,106 packafs tallow, 1,(00 walrus teeth, and ;

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rases personal effect, th whois valued at aboat $47,000.Tb bark tarra Emma, henc October Cla, arrived at flao !

Fraoclaco oo the 20th. '

Tb H. C. fffit sailed f'rnn fan Franriaco November 3d ;

far Cork, with cargo of wb-iit- - '

TLs brig Hfptriam sailed from Sao Francisco tor llooolala, I

si Humboldt, October 31st. ' I

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iPOUT OF HONOLULU, H. I. j

:

ARKIVAM.i

IHT. 1 eVar Active, Hop, from Koloa, KaoaL17 rtchr llokulele. Abuihala, from Anahula, Kauai.17 Am wh bk ArnoVla.tl F Bauldry, front Arctic, with

600 bbla wh, T.OuO tfcs booe. '17 Am missionary brig Morning Star, Ilallett, 24 d.rs t

from tillhert lalanda.17 Brit wh bk Chance, Norton, from Arctic, with bO

bobs wh. '

19 TVhr Jknoie, Wood, from Ililo, HawaiL i

l! cbr IMd Fellow. Keoki. from Ililo. Hawaii.UH-- Am steamship Ajaz, J U Howell, 10 days from Ban

Franc ico.20 Hebr Warwick. Kalaarais. fin Kaunakakal.MotokalaO Am stmr Narad , J II tllrtheo, 1$ daysfrom Auck-

land.JQScar Mary Etlco. Jim, from Kofaala, Hawaii.2Schr Nettie Merrill. Crane, from Lahaina. Maid.ft Am ship Ceyloo, Woods, 110 dafs from Boston. '

Kt Bril bk Excelsior. Edsrar. 120dav from Liverpool. I

21 A.T1 wh bk Triton, II. r ping.lone, from Arctic, viaKawainae, ju mor. ins out rrom nome, ita isbbls spm, O) bbla wh, 6,000 lbs bone.

?S .Srhr Ra ftlof. Davis, from KabulaL. Maul.Tl Hchr llattie. Nika. from NftwUiwlll, Kauai. I

3rt eltwr KJIaoea, McGregor, from Hawaii and Maul. I

23 flchr Prince. Weal, from Knria aod Kau, Hawaii.23 echr Jenny, Lambert, from Waimea A KoloaKauaf. .

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DEPARTURE. i

Nov. 14 FVbr Mary Ellen, Jim. for ManUra. Maul ;

1 Haw hrigto Wm II Alien, Mchncider, f. Tahiti, viaKawaiha. ;

la r Net lis Merrill. Crane. fr Ijihalna. Maui. t

Is Mar Kino, McGregor, for Maui and Hawaii. j

14 ptl.wp 1.1 ta Yankee, Clark, Air liana. Maui. I

14 rVhr Jaanita, Dudoil, for Kaunakakai, Melnkai. '

1H--H. hr llattie. Nika, Uf Nawiliwlli, Kauai. '

14 eVbr Jenny, Lambert, for Koloa A Waimea, Kauai.19 Haw bk Courier. Plesse, lor Bremen.19 iVhr Active, Hopo. lor Kotua, aauai.JO lchr Paaaai, Reya-dds- . for Kaaaakakai. Motokai. :

stO Hchr Keoal Ana. Malathi. (r Koloa, Kauai.21 chr Rob Roy, Jim, r Koolao.22 Am stmr AJas. J D Howell, for Ran Franciaco. j2-- J rVhr Odd Fellow. Keoki, tor Ililo. Hawaii. ,

2J cbr llokuleie, AhoibaU, w Aoahnla, KaoaL ;

a 8cbr Warwick, Kalswsia, k,r Kaaaakakai, Motokai.

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Prjectel Drpariarrs,'

Foa Kshclci rVhr Ka Mot. satis this r si.Fna ArcsLssD Am stmr Nevada, sails on Monday. ;

Foa Wiitwuo Posts eHrar Kllaoea, sail on Monday.

vejiseLs J port.i

Rlttl.Haw wh bk Arctic, A N Tripp,Am wh ahip Rainbow. Gray. j

Am wh bk Active, CaaapbeU.Haw wh bk R W Wood. B Whilnrr. ,

Am wh bk Bartholomew GosdoM, W nils. ,

Am wh Ik A roe Ida, U F Uauldry. ,

SIICHOTXI.Nor Ger ship Georges, Finch, np fn limgkneg. j

' Haw bng KamcbaaKhA V, Weeks. !

Am schr Emily.A m bk Comet, A Fuller, loading. I

Nor Ger ahip Madura. F Storm, discharging.Am mlasinnary brig Morning cur, llalkrtu jAm stmr v.la. J II Bkrihen. loading.Am ship Ceylon, Wanda, discharging.Brit bk Eaeelaior. Edgar, discharging.

MEMORANDA.Rcroar or Missiossbt Bbio Moasiso Hraa. IIallbtt,

Msstbb Mailed fr-- Hooolula July 3d - the MicrooexianIslands, with Rs W P Alexander a Delegate, aod Rev J WKanoa and two children, aa isaser grs, f-- Botaritari. July '

19th bmched at AroraJ,STMh at Byron, 31st at Tamana, 23dat Pero, 24th at Francis, 24th at Drum mood's, 2Mb. at Nooo- -ali. Aug 2d at MaUoa, 0th at Marake, and 9th at Apaian. :

Took oo board Re J D A hta with bis three Ciilreu. Mr D i

Tekaanrwe and wife, and Mr Talekea and wife, for Honolulu. 'Aug 16th arrived at Bularilari and landed Rev J W Kauoa I

and bmilT : t&l arrived at Mil'e. takinr on board Rev 8 lleU.mauna and ife tar Ebon. Kept 2d arrived at Ebm; landed iRev 8 Helemauna and wife, and look in Rev D G Unow andwife for Strong's Island. rVept 6th arrived at Namerik ; 9th!at Strong's, and landed passengers, raw I) big at Strang's IsWTasd, aaip - Emma C Jooea." of New Bo) ford, CiOord. mas '

ter. 14 iMUhi out, wkh 600 bbla cO. Sept 14ih arrived atWtUUngtun ami took 21 passengers lor Pntiape. Arrived al i

Fonap oo tbe 10th ; took on Mrs E T loane for liono--lulu, 26 paspengers tor Wellington, and 3 for McAskilL Oct4 h arrived at Wellington and landed pasaengers; 6th atMcAskill aod landed passengers ; 9th at ritrong a Island, taking m Re B G Boow and wife for Ebon : 14tb at Namerik ; '

iota at landed passengers, ana look in Kev S Helema-na- aand wire for Mille. tipoke bark Benjamin Cumminga,n

of hiew Bsdr.wU, Brown, master. Oct 24lh arnred at Muleand landed Re & Uelemauna and wife, and at 1 M set sailfor Hooolula, arriving Nov 17 th at 6 r at. i

RtroBT or WasLHo Baas Arvoldi, C. F. Biuldbt,MasTaa. Sailed from New Bedford 2d day of January. Hailvery heavy galea the first 6 days oat, losing starboard boatand davits, stove In the after part of round bouse, and partlymul th.iMhlavilhw.lM Touched at Cape Verde Islands.22 days from homa. From t hence to Cape Horn had l:gbt '

drizaly weather irsrn tE. arriving off there 82 da) a from

10th with r

whales.but ,.P Reede

mmm mem. "'f ,"V. - !

not proceed any further at present, as the ice made lo 'th shor. Provisioned two boats and sent them aa Lit theycnahj go, thinking they might come up the whales j

catch sum Ihey got round Point Barrow. On the 241 h j

took our anchor and proceeded 10 milus further north, toe ice I

hat x.g worked the northward. On the night of tbe 27 thboats returned and reported no whales, they having gone as fara rent Belcher. I here they found rimitb of Ibe brig- Uraaie,' two boar from Uie Licence," acd of j

the halls of the fleet which was left in the Arctic but huoii.being badly need up. Tbe native had rural Ihe part ofthe fleet, some of which was smoking when Cap! Hmilh ar-rive, t there. The following are Ibe names of ship thatarslefi: Bark M inerva," off the mouth Wainwrtttht' In-let, taken by the bark " Florence," not ashore; ''ThomasDickason." two miles) further north, taken charge of byPmilh. and Is ashore and bilged, water flowing la oat ofher ; brig Kobola, high and dry Ihe beach ; " Rain- - 'deer," flv mile south of I'oiot Belcher, bilged and full ofwater, taken charg f bark Florence t" "EmilvMorgan.ioa mile socio Pouit Belcher, aabor and J

J"- - 'P.' "f " ',,nc "ta"!' " rpeca," three m.lr;Fmith. IkT JI';!!..0"; t.ke?J1,r:! Cf b

ofFar4

ship, oortry afterwards took a gale from tbe HIV and Nnilee begin to on shore again. Anchored aod partedchain, tosfal an and 00 chain. 13th '

strwek oar first wbal lost him in ihe ice. ?avr severalciher wkak. but could not grt t them no accoant of the

fleet waa now here off Ihe Sr Horse Islands,some working t th N and some to the HW. Came to tbecooclosioa that It waa not safe lo go to the northward with theIce ao near Ihe shore, tbe running at tbe rate of fairo Its mil pec hoar. Craiaed to the southward and weal- -ward of lb tfea lines Caw but very few whale, i

Cam back to the Uorse Islands again, and thatof ttie fleet had rone to tbe northward. Aug 26th spoke !

bark "Arctic,"' tron Point Barrow, frpurted the kiss ofthe bark " Roscoe." being crushed iit Ibe ic and became atotal wreck, also th abandonment of L' e " Helen Snow " and

-- ri Breea, which were both charg-- of again. Fromthia tim anld Ibe bast of Sept, saw but very few whale, and

were very shy. It has bee th Oral orpinioa of tbi old-r- at

shirasaater that the never knowa tbe ic lo taram-- ahai aa Ihia seuoo. it heins itanosaihla In set on th 'whaling gmaod, we have got in Firmer season, vp to j

ct 4Ji sw sererai wkaie--. ukmg 6 an to : ;

pec. which siv ship, breaking off seven timbers andf mt pbaks. Th now began lo nil with water very fast.Ca.led (nT aasaafaaoe. arai th barks -- ea Breeze" and

61 alas " promptly cam and helped aa. Had It not been tor

7:rT tTerXn trTa gT.ok fVo., '.'he I

Inside. Wllh blankets oakum, we succeeded In gelling Ihe i

! Wk under control At 10 P fi. all the water oul of theship. For the hind help and a:taoce of Captaina Hamill

I lal Weeks and their crr, I return my linnUl thanks.I On the 7th fxit awsv Fr Plover Hay. rrivu.g Hirre on iLI l:in. Found the 4lo.ir.g ships lyir.g there: -- Live Oak,"

nd

ka

6 wtitW; -- Marengo.'- 11 ; "Jiftt Frrrv." srl vtsl-r- u

; - Jms Allen." 13 ; -- AU.ki," X all bound lo Ho Fra-nces. Hern ve brake out our ship and pbuikd over Ihe sivebow. Haiiel ajim oo ihe l"th, sud (uhI through the 72d

h.HM; in c.diixi with Ibe hat - Atasaa." nan a piraaaoiw. Here eprrwnred

ff all Hj Ula. darua awl rraora on me tarrj aiae.From ihroce to the had lhc wnirrir aitd auuthcrlywiola. Arrived in Honolulu fur.day. Not l.ch.

Baroar or T(iiir Aji, J. l. Howell. f'oioiaxitEa.lr(t Franriato t t.'ie Vlh of Noemb-r- . f)n ihe 14th

Mr Ralph fb-)- , a e waa fatally ir jored bya Lkock atrial:.- - him n the died leo boura aft-r- .

Tk biit t prwrinl f,r bonal at lloixiiula. Arried inHonolulu NeJr.Uy t.vrt.ii g. .Not 2"ib.

II. L. ALLk v, Turat-r-.

Klpobt or freatamr N tt.nt. J. II. Ulitkis, Com-Kti-

-- Left Port CJia inera Ort ISrth at l:iO r M f r Hooo-lal- u.

i l.yiiHton. A rl!iti(ton. af,i-- r and Anrk!rd. Ar-ri'- -l

at Auckland o at V U . and aailM .Not 2l att.lilN. II-- ! ordinary raihr until Nor 1'ilh, a.ticeIh-- n itrodX M. arirula tu- -i hay head aeaa. Arrir-- at lio-toIu- lu

.No ii I r i. J- - Lay, I'urarr.Bcroar or Bmr Ciilo, Voota, Jimii iailrd from

t.-t,- .r. Jn! r.ih iur il It lata3 N'. Ion 27 9 Xf. Dke-- Tennr" Cra. from Horton. t r MJra. , the

,m m;,kr ahip Knorl'a'ler," fnxn .Ne York, taaFrat-;ro- , and atip - H.wrll ff,Ttw," f"m Bloo,Vnluri. I imJ the equator in tbe Atlantic Au 5thIn !. ill W W. Faaeed Cai Horn f.t U h ; bad con-

tinual W (le lr.-i- tr,t I7lb t.ll Ort iih. rt j.Ul aailaand rrrJ avay a'.inj bmni t lower f ail yard. Waa2J Uya fruoi to3 la the Atlantic la W: in tbe Pacific.Lroaal fht ejiuilor in th Parifle Mo 6th In Via 12 W.Have bat very lrl' on the Parific aide. Made Maulmnroina; of the 2'th, arnfin in llooolala tbe next uortubf,XZA days paasax.

IMPORTS.

Fo Mlcor..ns IL0x P-- r Mumir.g Btar,14th ii ttis Itrird Cocnut, ral s Cocoanut Oil, 3MJr,a Twine I W B Halieil ; 3,buu Cucoanuls lo Hawaiianlljrd bxa Cral. rolls o( klata, case awl bbis Curiosities,rifiells, aod Oth- -r Curios to K O Hall ; 8 bis Copper to Ell'jaact.Urgr at Co.

Fbom as Faasctsco I'cr Ajax, Nor. 23th: 23 pkrsW ines srvl IJqurs to K L-.- g 3 pkg Hrurs to K McKibbiu t17 pkrs China lituff to Chin ran hee ; 4 ewii $ Machines toJooo Aieill ; At pkxs ttoltles. aVc. to HollUtr V Co; 1 cselruxs to V. ilulluiuin ; 1 Lixll Mdse to French Consul ; 4 kgsl)ruv Ac. to E rtreLa At Co ; 40 clx-st- a Tea lo Cban I .anHe Fak ; 10 drama 2la to C V dray ; 2 cm Mdsc to ; rV reL,ken Sl C ; 19 Provisions to il E Mclnlyre; 21 pkrsCordage to A W I'eirce kCo; 1 bx Seeds lo II Johnson t 1rue Hooka to I II Peterson ; 74 pkgs Provisions lo T Msman

Moo , 1 ce to P Halt n ; 16'J sks Flour, 60 bis Ap- -.

lr to E P Adams ; 41 pkgs Hardware. 10 bxs Apples to E Ollall At eon &S Hardware lo Uillinitbain At Co; 3 pkgsHardware to T 11 Da vies; 14'J pkgs Cbina HinfT to Am ttAcVng ; 6 bbls Hatter to Parh Tort-- ; 4 pkgs Dry Go ds toA ri Ckghorn Ac Co ; V pkgs Dry Goods to A dchae&r A ;4 pkrs Type, Ac, to Hlack A Auld ; 1 cse Mdae to Jas Makee ;loo bxs Apple lo C ii barlow ; .A) bxs Apples. 20 Ropelo Uolks ic Co ; Wi pkgs Groceries. Ac. to Judd A lytoo1 cse Drugs to U P Judd ; 17 pkgs Mdse to E HoflVcblaeger Ac

Co ; 4 cs Mdse to II M Wlutoey ; 47 pkgs Provisions toHenry ; 9 pkrs rMatiooery to T U Tl.rum 1 cse Bookslo Board of Education ; 4 ra Stationery to Department of I n--j

ior ; 1 cae tStaUooery lo Attorney Ceneral'a Odice ; 2 raTyp to Governnteol ; 10 cs Drujts, Arc, lo Board ofHealth ; 7 cs Siloes, Ac, to I Richardson ; 12 pkgs Blinds,to W Ac Co ; tl pkgs Wines, Ac. to ti Rhodes ; 6 pkgsMdse to Hackfeld Co ; 17 pkgs Ac, to J T Water.house; 72 kgs Tobacco, Ac, to M Phillip & Co; 38 pkgsHardware, to Catle A Cooke ; 134 pkgs I'ry Goods lo1 1 j man Bros; 10 bxs Milver Colo to Hi shop A Co; l cmUsui a, Ac, to C R Bishop ; 6 bale Paper lo B R Ac Co ; 1cae Cheese to E Everett; 1 cse Dry Goods lo S J Lee; 10pkgs Sundries to F Banning ; 6H pkgs Md.e to M Gtinbauma to ; I pkg Mdse to J U Brewer ; 2 pkgs to M Dick,son ; A pkgs Mdse to T C Heuck ; 1 pkg Mdse lo It ritirling ;1 cae Furniture to Mum K Grey ; 7 pkgs Milae to Wells, FargoA Co ; 42 pkgs Furniture to C K illiauis ; 1 Piano to WHcbraubstadler.

Fbom AtcKLasn Per Nevada. Not. 20th: 0 cs M1m, 1bag Tamarinds, 1 qr cak ami 10 rs Brandy to Clejliorn A-- Co ;1 Horse to E Boyd ; 1 Parcel to II M W hititey ; 1 cae I'laoisto II MacbrUnei 1 Package lo P Dalton ; u,rrks Wine,10 cs Brandy lo W L Green ; J qr raks W inc io G Rhodes ; 00kegs Butter lo II Hackfeld A Co; 8 cs Mdsc to llnyseldeoBros; 1 cs Paddlery to Brown A Co; 20 rs Brandy. 1 caeDrapery to T II Davie ; 1 pkg Seeds to C Derby ; ly EuijtyBarrels to Order.

Fkum Lit eb pool Per Excrlxicr, Not. 221 : 25 ra Cham-pagne, 06 VVbiakcy. 17 qr csks and 170 cs Brandy, 4 bale

V..olen Cioth, 2 cs rhirU, 10 qr csks and 13 rs Mierry, 200baskets ami 2o0 ra Geneva. 14 cs Port, 16 ca Mosel.c. 6 cs Abainlhe. 1 ce Lavemler and Florida Water. 1 cse Potuade. 1 cuet,n de Colrne. 1 cse Tooth Paste, 8 crales Earthenware, 10, mi.m... :u i.u o.;,,, ,!,,.. m o ...a iprinting Ink, 4 bale Paier, 2 biles Woolsacks, 6 cs Hatx-r--

dashery. 1 cse. 4 bah and 1 truss Woolens. 8 cs Linen. 1bale and 10 cs Cottons. 3 rs India Rubber Good. 101 cs. 3csks and 2 k-- e Oilmen's H lores, IS Iron Plates, 3 rjtufhngBoxes, 1 keg Holts, 21 Legs Ruat, 1 Slop Valve, 1 lengthdieam Pipe, 1 cse I'tim-- , 1 cae Fittings for Clarinets, 100 ll.ir--treK 3 cs fVhool B.ates, 3 Iron Buckets. 210 cs BottledBeer, 1 cs W earing Aparel, 1 Monument, 1.2TW bars and 60plate Iron, 60 toiw Pig Iron, 12 Boiler Em la, 300 Boiler Tunes,I cak Hardware, 1 cse Belling, 22 ingots Huh bit Metal, UJ io--,

rots Copper. 240 bndls 1'uhvs, 1 l.odl Hemp. 2 csks Brassl.'ocks, 0 cs Fittings, 1 bx Bras I'hitrs, 1 bud I Wire, U) sheetsIron, 0 csks Blocking, 3 cs and 4 bndls Hardware, 1 cse IndiaHub tier Valves, 3 rs Hams, 1 cse Bacon, 1 cse Cheese, 99 tonsUtearo Coal, 600 bbls Cement, 20 csks Fire Clay, 8 rs Rivets,'M rs Cottons, 1 cse Thread, 4 cs Apparel. 0 ca Wtatltiis andMixture, 4 bales Cottons, 3 rs. 1 bale aiul 1 truss I.lnenn, 1 rHosiery, 1 cse Hilks, 100 bhls Beer, 4 Hhowcards lo T 11Davie i 100 cs Old Tom, 1 ese Effects, 6 csks Colors, 0and 4 csks Zinc, 4 crates Bucket, 20 kegs Hed 1 cakHooks and Hinges, 1 cak Hits, 6 hales Paper, 10 ra llardware,1 rsk Rings, 151 bars Iron. 24 pkgs Babbit Metal. 12 bndlsMiovels, 3 r Hauce, 1 keg rbols. 1 cse Cuttlery, 1 cak lloll, w- -i

ware, 2 bales Mailing, 13 rs Oilmen's fc lores, 1 rsk and 11bndls Tubes. 4 crates Tubs, 1 cse Twine, 1 cak Nuts, 2 csLend, 1 cse 1 ere Paate Boards, 1 keg Emery, 1 cseHaws. 1 bale Msla, 1 ck Paint. 1 haakrt Virea, 1 c.k Chain, 1csk Wire, 1 cae Guns, 2 reels l.ead pipe. 1 rsk Chalk, 1 cseHonks. cse Paper, 13 bxs Tin Plat, 6 rs Lead, 6 cs Copperto Onl.-- r t 1 cse rlugar Machinery lo Walker Ac Allen; 2u0csks Bottled Beer to Ilarkreld A Co; 1 cse Linens to Dr KMcKibbiu ; 6 cs btune Work to Jas I Dowsetl.

Fbow Bos tos per Ceylon, Nov. 2tst : 43 pkgs rurnilure,4 bxs Marbles, 1 pkg Pails. 67 Htoves, 2 crates Tinware. 2 Ca- -:Ikxsm-- s, 4s bmils Hollowware. 10 bndls Castings, 1 Boiler, 1 bxGrass, 1 Carriage, 1 cse Jewelry, 1 csk Crockery,2 rsSfeandTop Piece, 1 Refrigerator. 3 rs Chairs, I Cane retlee, 2 pkgslamp Fixtures. 2 cs Pictures, 2 cs Bronzes, 3 cs Paper. 1 1

pkgs )ld loAJdress; 0 rs Carriages, l.OuO cs Oii, 16 bblsfait. l.CU keg Nails, 150 cs Malch-s- , GO cs Tarjienline, 24pkgs Glassware. 104 Iose Hub. 321 pkgs Mdse, 38 pkgsHorse Nails, 4 kegs Holts, 4 bndls Bows. 20 bndls Iron,

120 f loves, S Reservoirs, 8 pkgs Costings, 11 pkgs Hardware.1 bale Packing, 12 Plow Castings. 6 c Blacking, 27 coilsCordage lo Order ; 7 Ions Coal, 60 csks CumberUnd Coal,92 pes Oak PUiik, 14 Plow Poiuts. 3 rs Castings. 76 cs Bar.row Frme and Caatings, 4 cs Ox Bows, 20 cs C Irons, tpkgs Plows, 1 ce Metal. 20 hide Rosin. 10 hf bbls Paint, 20bbis Tar, 8 keys saltpetre, 3 bales Packing. SO cs Copper, 10bbls rait, 10 bxs Corn f larch, 46 bxs Soap, 100 rs Matches, 25kilts Fivh, 20 qr bbls Pork, 10 pkgs Poison, 10 cs Preserves, 1pkg Ink, 1 cse Belling, 6 cs Varu.sb, 6 ca Picks and Handles,20 cs Baikets, 2 cs Bags. 2 W hale Boats, Hall Barrelfbooks, 1.750 Half Barrel Heads, 1.0o4 Barrel hooks, 05 Bar--:rel Heads lo C Brewer Ac Co ; 1 Small Box lo Master.

EXPORTS.Fob Tshiti Per Win. 11. Allen. Nov. IGtb:

Absinthe. 4 Matting, rolU 4Brandy, hhd... 1 roap. bxs...... 6Curacoa, ca. .......... C fhield Irons, cs. 4I'ognae, cs. ........... 14 Haddtery, cse... 1Chinese Provisions, pkgs 3 Tongues, bids... 2Dry Goorls.cs 3 Trunks, nests... 133

bale 1 Vermouth, cs... 6Pf 1 .Whiskey, cs....

Cin.cs 120,Value Domestic. . , $47 50; Fostign. 2.337 37.

Fob BaKsrx Per Courier, Nor. 19th iAnchor and Chain.. 1 Plants, cs 3Hks,cse 1 Private Effects, cs 4Itedstead 1 Preserves, cs 4Curiosities, cs 2 Seeds, parcel.......... 1Co Hee, keg 1 Sooth rea Corals, cse.. 1

2 Hugar, keg 1Chinese Lamps A Lan-

terns,Sainpl- - s llaw'n Produce

rs 2 for Vienna Exhibit'n,ce 0Chinese Baskets, cse... 1 Sperm Oil. csks 2

Chinese Vases, cse..... 1 Tallow, pkgs 1,105Hides, pes 2.716 Whale Oil, csks 37Kahilis, cc. ........... 1 Whale Bone, bud Is 154I.sre Shell l .Walua Teeth, pes 1,000New Zealand Ferns, cse 1

Value Domestic. J4C.S50 71 ; Foreign $331 02.Fob? Faasctsco Per Ajix, Not. 2Jd :

n.inanas, bochs S00 Rice, bags 100Cortee, 60 Hpecie $l.SO0, parcel.. 1i men uananaa, cs ! Sugar, bags....... 171Pulu, bales... 71 kegs 1,73Paddy, be 2oO Whale Bone, bud Is. 252Peanuts, bigs 40 Wool. b:tl 22Value Dom..$175o0 05; For..f 14 .620 B0: Trins.. $8,624 SO.

. . .V.. s i.i X O.'U i. a i ass. ooo paSs assorict use.

PASSENGERS.

J llayselden, Jr. Mrs Cspt Schneider. F Sylvia, wife and 3cliildrrn, Brown, K Hind, and 74 deck. '

San Fscioo Per Ajax, Nov. 20th Mls Park.Mm Bigetow, W" Schranbstadter, U de La Vergue, wife and 3children, Mrs llobbs snd Miss MandeviUe and nephew,A Larco, Mis Grey, H ComdofT, Mia Hobrnn, Mrs Parkeand daughter. Mrs Davis, F Banning and wife, J D Brewerand wa. Cap! Mist, wife. 4 children ami servant. C B Wate,Mrs MrluDy and 2 children, 12 in steerage, and 66 in transitulor Auc,tUnd

Fan AifiuiD-P- er Nevada. Nov. M Marshall.Mr and Mrs J W and 37 in transitu fr can Francisco.

Flos Liriivi-P- er Nettie Merrill, Nov. 21st A Smith,F Brown, Mr Gallagher, Mr Htoddard, and 10 deck.

Fob fw Faaacisco Per Ajax, Nor. 22d Dr G E Wes-ton, G W Meyer, Wm Duncan, wife, child and servant. J XVWiddiSeld, Capt A Eoquist, Capt E A Pitman, T Cummins, I

Mrs H cilva and 2 rbi dreo, Jas Brooks, A Francisco, J II l.eRoy, Jas W Fox, and 30 ia transitu from Aucsland.

Fbow l.anaisa Per Nettie Merrill, Nov. 31t F Brown,P eloddard. A C 8mi:h. and 12 deck.rmo Ka Ht-i.t- ! t- -Per Ka Mol. Nov. 22,1--8 T Alexamler.

T-b- Terett, T U Pans, Mr Stephens, Mr. Lu.com, and 2Sdeck.

Faow Wisowaan Pobts Per Kilauea. Nov. 23rd CaptJ -4nic Ma Wee. I. McCully. H Foster, G W C Jones. W Kin--tey, T J llayteldcn aod'wife, F Weedeo, R W hitman, A tarn.

DIED.raEDCsacBO At Koloa. Isl.io l of Kauai. November 31.

IhaaM FaKDEsasae. a native of New York Mate, aged aboutt ii years. He braves a wife and 4 children lo ruouru his loss.

. . 'W . . JJames Gordon Dennett, the late editor of the

New York Hn-ald-. loft a lare bevjucpt to wif-?-,

but onlv upon condition that elie remained histwidow." Tliin condition will, it is paid, be etaide by the Courts. It ha., boen judiciouFly de-cided oyer and over again that all conditions inref traint to marriage are oppoeed to public policy,anJ arc biinr.lr null and void. Mrs. Bennett ismuch younger than her late husband, and maymarry ain.

Senator Sumner was born June G. 1811. andlacks a f,r montfm or complains hiixty-secon- -l

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THE FACiriC'Commercial Slbbcriiscr.

j SAT litDA Y. SOVEMBER 23.j Is accordance with tie recommendation of i

i are relliCtted to fctate tbat American Cltlionrt.

i nre mvitt--d- to atten-- DiTine SerTicc at the rurt ,

' brrret Church, on ThuruIaj next, November 2S, ',

; at 11 o'cljck a. M , when a ecrmon will be j

' .rtacJiel nr proririate 10 me wwu-io- n dj tue i.eT. ;

Ir. Damon. As the 2th is also a Hawaiian ,

'national holiday, the attendance of all natsonali - t

tien Will dourjtI9 be larire, awl all are cunlially t

invited.

i An editorial article in the San Franci.-e- u

RulUtin of November let, directn attention to '

thews Inlands under the heading of ' Hardly a ;

! PrOcIK-roU- Kingdom. Ihe evidently now, theref. re, all parties having claioia agint Sing-- !herehy requested present the under- -

irton tolerably inlurmed about that of t iirnrA hll in noioia-- . and an i.arues indehti u.eI Which he diHCOUrsetf, and in fOme rCfPectS lie i

1 I

criticmcs us fairly enough, esj?cially when he j

isaysThere is no special hostility to the

' of Government. It dues not inflict anyupon the people. But it is apparent

j there is a lack of spring, energy, and of that v italizedI enterprise which makes the most of great naturali resources."

The lack of enterprise in developing our jrreatj natural resources has been and still our na-- i

tional failing, to which we must attribute the j

I unprofperous condition which we eo keenly feel

at home, and which attracting the attention of,! our neighbors. Our heritage truly a good one,andneeds only an awakening of dormant energies f

our irt, projrly seconded by the Govern- -

ment. And we hold that if Government doesnot take an active part in the work of developing

! the country, fails in its duty, and cannotJ receive tlie confidence and eupport of the nation.j Mi Di tern must take broader view of the situa-- j

tion than is convened by the doctrine of letting '

! everything alone to develope itaelf. We are j

vaMlv different! v situated in this resnect from

those countries already rich and prosperous,j where the maxim has justly obtained that " thatj country is bctt governed which is governed theleast' Our rulers must have some higher aims

I than the mere business of receiving our diminu- -

tive income and paying it out to our large staffof officials. The couutry wants Government

j policy, broad and enlightened and vigorouslyj expressed, looking to the attainment of thatdegree of national prosperity which is our due.That the public is awake to the necessity of the

i enunciation of each policy the part of the; Government is plainly enough evidenced by thegreat interest manifested of late on the subjectwhich has given rise to the Hawaiian Immigra- -

j tion Society. This Kingdom, says the Bulletin i

. i t. rt.ii. i . . c - l .. ivery correctly, uuu mwcii eiiuri n lurjjc jjiun- - i

jicrity, " not because of hostile influences from j

without, but because the Government cotits too j

much and accomplishes so little in the waydeveloping the rich natural resources of theInlands."

Speaking of our jirofpH-ts-, the writtr gnes on j

to say j

"If the Reciprocity Treaty had not fulled ithave stimulated the pUiiling interest, especiallysujr.tr production. A better reciprocity would bethat which ailuiittexl II iwaii on her own applicationaa State into the Union. There woulJ te an intro-(Vocti-ou

of new blood, new capital ami enterprise."

J We nil know why the Reciprocity Treaty sonarrowly failed. It was because of the jealousy

1 of sectional interests on the part some Ameri- -

Ican politicians, the mean trickery of others, anddamaging misrepresentations sent from the Isl--

...t. : ... ...i.:i. m..uiiua vi nu umcr viix.uuoiuiii.-t.-o- , niuui nuu- -r--fio;i is now unneeesMirv. That Itecinrocitv would

have vastly stimulated our prosperity there is! every reason to believe, and we believe moreover ;

that a timely and judicious cfl'ort will secure it. !

J The idea of the annexation of these Islands j

i the American Union, is simply out of the ques- - ;

tion, principally fur the reason that whateveradvantages might result would be all on one side,The United StatcJ have no possible need of ac-- j

quiring these Islands. Not for our valuablewaste lands surely; and they have already ampleharbors for naval depots on the Pacific coastWe should be bill of expense to tho American....jiiiiiimeiii isnijr, uitauuiuC vu& w t, ii j

advantage, the above-mention- ed new blood, j

new capital and enterprise."Our ciitic refers to the whaling business in the

following pertinent and generally sound observa-

tions :

The whaling interest, formerly one of the chiefsources of prosperity, is decreasing, and it may notbe many years before Honolulu will cease to be therendezvous whalers. It was predicted some timeago that tho whaling fleet of the North Pacific t

bring up at Sin Francisco. This transfer is gradu- - j

ally going on. But in the meantime the whaling j

interest is diminishing, and it is not likely to recover I

its old prominence in our time. The best whaling j

grounds are sua in tne rtonu i'jcico ana in tneArctic Ocean, as is evident from the results of whal-ing ventures during the last few years. More enter-prise and more capital would build up a large whalinginterest at Honolulu, and might retain a good shareof the business. The native population make verygood sailors, although tropical men are unused tohard work, and lack something of the staminaneeded for Arctic Ocean ventures. If with such a

j'favorable position for northern and southern whaliDg,and with cheap supplies, Honolulu ennnot retain the

I whnlinre hnainpss with a lesn tpnftcioiia trrin nn otherinterests, the outlook for the Kingdom is not themost cheerful one."

Some people are always ready to remark, "told you it would be so," when anything noteworthy has happened, at which they themselves j

are as much surprised as anybody else. We maybe pardoned slight degree ofwhen we remind our readers that wo gave goodreasons, some two months ago, for. our belief thatthe whalers would speedily abandon San Fran-cisco, finding ns they must, that stay in thatport would be utterly disastrous to their voyages.In our issue of September 28th, we concludedarticle on the subject in these words : " On thewhole, we are inclined think that whaleship j

owners will wish they had left San Francisco out j

of the programme, and continued the old practiceof recruiting at Honolulu." The temptationsoffered to crews to desert whaleehip are over-powering in San Francisco. Of one ship, it isrelated that fourteen of her men left while shewas laying off and on," and that others soonafter anchoring in the bay lost half the crews.Added to this the fact that freights are quoted atfifteen cents er gallon, and that oil is not indemand, and held at 45 to 55 cents our whalingfriends find that they have decidedly gone to thewrong jort.

Approach ino Holidays. The following officialnotice appears in thp Gazette of thi3 wei--k :

Thk following Anniversaries being National Hol-idays, will be observed on the several days men-

tioned below. The Government Offices will becbiscd throughout the Kingdom.

..TnrRi)tr, November 28th. Recognition of Ha-Tfii-

Independence by tbe Governments t JrratIi'.ain and France.

Wednesday. December 11th. Birth-da- y of HisMajesty the King.

Wednesday, December 25th. Christmas Day. I

Wehteshat, January 1st. 1M3. New War" Day. j

Ft'ltP W. IllTCIll.soN.Minister of Interior.

ITKi:inr. Ornrt. Nov. 12th. 172.

A CARD. THELlUIESOr THE BENEV-OLKN- TSOCIFTY d-i- r to ihnk their friends who gsjoer-oos- ly

assiiud item la cimtributiiy article fcr Um Fair oaThanwUj evening; and especially J they thank too gen-

tlemen who rendered such valuable c io preparing throw for the eveuitig. H. A. Jl'DD.

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VITII A VIEW TO AFFORD EVERTww r i .r A r -- . . i .ii a T.r.ili tIil r aiul aevrurelr

be.nn inurreat at the rate of ir cent. annum, payable j

aewi-anuoal- to all pen.a applynVe tiS" of not ir. than a, no, i

more than KOUKMmroflF.Mne. j

Depanoect of Finance. Set, sa 72. aeian'

TO LET, LEASE OR EOS SALE ! j

TIE Tv,Vt Hoi SFS M LOT OXV' " "r 'T JT, '7,."""iie larite rxmn Kitclien. Mables and oth-- r

Inquire of H. voss.No. 5 Mercbaiit Street.

ASSIGNEE S NOTICE....... a. . .jaf.-l.K- . II t W Tllll! nit' tw. iir.nr.A r. a .s M r. w ' a

v maue an swciimriii o, uia pri-ry-, uwh irrm wiu j

sYSonal. the deraizoed for bene fit of his creditors

" 6"rrre. are hereby requested to make Immediate pay- -

ment Ue undeoiirDed. F. eC 11 A r.r KK.Honolulu, Oct- - 25. i72. L21 4t

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sffillllDFUl GROCERIES.

HENRY MAY59 Fort Street,

RoceivedPER

IlAltK KXCULSIOK,1120 days from Liverpool,

YORK II t MS.S.MaLL SIZEjENGLISH York Ustns, medium;.. English Loaf Cheese in tins, Oxford Sausage in tins.

Pate de foie Graa, in tins and half tins.Pate de Partridge in half tins,Truffles in half and quarter jrs.Fresh Mackerel io 1 In tins, Lieberg's Extract Meat,English Soups iu 1 lb tins,Cases sardines, hair tins; Watson Digestiue Relish,Cases Carrots in 2 lb tins.Cases Turnips io 2 ib tins.Cases Pea Flour, 1 and 2 lb Jars,Huntley A Palmer's Ginger Nut.

HUNTLEY A PALM KR'S

CI'aAe ItM-l- i ISESCUITS !French Muahr-oms-

French Imperial Plum3,French Mustard, French Chocolate,

Cox A Nelson's Gelatine,English Mustard, 4 Ih tins;

Cream Tartar 4 Ib tins.Cases Ground Ginger,

Cases Thyme, Sage and Mint.

Fine Muscatell Raisins, qr. bxs.Fine Muscatell Kaisios, half boxes,

Cases Salad Oil, half pints. Cases Raspberry Vlngar,Cases Table Vinegar,Hound Scutch Oatmeal, 4 lb tins.Fine Scotch Oatmeal, 4 Ib tins,Tapioca, 4 Id tins, Pearl S;ign, 4 Ih tins.Maccaroni, 4 Ib tins. Vermicelli, 4 Ih tins,Pearl Barley, 4 Ib tins. Mice Flour, 4 Ib tins.Currants, 4 Ib tins,

of'SlILTA gJ A RAISINS !4 and 7 Ih. jars.

Orange, Lemon and Citron Peel, Casks Tapioca,

Ca?k Canary Seeds, Casks Caraway Py-d-s,

Red Currant Jelly, 2 lb litis,

J31 licit .Telly2 Ib tins.

Raspberry Jam, 2 Ib tins. Strawlierry Jam, 2 lb tins,S.jotch Marmalade, 2 Ib tins,English Muslard bt quality," half bottles.Cream Tartar, 7 Ib tins. Cases Wheaten Starch.

FRENCH GROCERIES ! !

MAT HAS RECEIVED THEFOLLOWING GOODS

.Selected by one of the First Houses in Paris

Cases Freuch Fruits in syrup,Cases French Peaches,

Canes French Pears,Cases French Prunes,

Cases French Plums,Cuses French Olives,

Cases Caperi,Cases French Mutsrd.

Cases French Pess In butter. Cases French Mushroom.Cases French Beans, French Asparagus.

Cases Olive Oil, a very superior quality for table use.

For Sale at 59 Fort St.

ThG GeilllillG CdlCllttcl ChUtll6ViN.

FOR SALE BY

oiiry TVXea.y

PER AJAX !

California Provisions !

Just Received and For SaloBY

HEIS3RY IV.AY.afi ASKS CHICAGO HAMS. CASES CHIJ CAGO BACON.

California Cheese, Cases Fresh Lard,Smoked Salmon, Pacific Cod Fish,

California Syrup, Boxes Maccaroni,Buckwheat Flour, Small Hominy

Cases Preston V Merrill's Yeast Powders,Cracked Wheat. Corn Meal,

Cvse3 Snloou 33road S

Boxes Saloon Bread,

Wine, Ginger, Milk and Soda Crackers !

Sacks Walnuts, Sacks Almonds,Cises Green Peas. Cases Green Corn,

CS. COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON !in 1 and 2 H. tins.

Caa?s Cutting's Pears, Apricots, Peaches,Cases Borden's Miik, ' Eagle Brand"Case Tomatoes, ,

GOLDEN GATE FLOUR !

Graham Flour, Sacks Wheat, Sacks Bran,California Onions, Sacks Bran, Sacks Bona,Boxes Sugar of Lemons,

TEA!!ia 3 and 6 Ib Lacquered boxes

Boxes Jspan Tea, 2 and 1 3 papers. 30 Ib each.

At 59 Fort Street.JEf JLtLi ArAL C JLl LOTVIV. 1 Fresh Jl.ickcrcl,

Downer's Kerosene Oil !

FOR SALE BY

1.23 2t HENRY' MAV.5II Fori Si.

New Books !

A Very Choice Collection

IVOW OPEXIXG !

r.23 2t H. M. WHITNEY.

ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS!an unusually fine ussor'.n.ent by the Steamers,

IIAltII?S FOR lOver forty different styles Ac sizes, from 0 rts. to 3 each,

Call anil Examine, if you Don't Purchase.r.ifi II. M. WIIITNEV.

ASSIGNEE S NOTICE.rilKREAS A.C.SMITII.OF LAIIAINA.

V dut on Ihe ljth day of November. ISTi. mat anasaia-naten- t of all hia prHerty to the onder-ne- d tor thebrorftt of hi creditor. No. all parties havingcLa.nn aainsl the uM A. C. SMITH, are hereby requested topresent th nice to lb undemcned at their place of hcs!nrin Hooolula, and all parties lndcr:rd to the said A. C. Smith,

re hereby to make iicahj! payment to theaaJcr jtirj or to W. O. tMITH of Lh n.

UILUNOHAM A CO.Honolulo. Noveahrr liih, l7i- - nlt

mr TT 3 I i T . 1 a AA-

AUG UUUtfrignea mVlie tfle AUenUOU0F

Pkftjflffi ilfiO 0THHH3to thkib

if" I' l r it n, i r a a .LXCeeUlllgly I Ull OlOCK Ol lYiatenalS

WOW OTST IXV2NJ3Z :EX " EXCELSIOR" AM) OTHER LITE ARRIVALS

N A MELT

A Large Assortment ofTIRE AND OTHER BAR IRON

Xjislxt and Hoavy!CI A ST STKKIe-ROlX- D. !Ur.tRE AUoval ; a!o, Plate Steel ; Angle Iron from IJ to 3 inch.BOILER AND 811KKT 1KO.N from inch thickness up lo

i:ch, snd from 10 feet by 4 feet downward, aod KiveU suit,able tot the Hint.

CIRCCLAR BOILER HEADS from 0 feet by inch to S feett-- inch, together with a large lot of Si and 4 inchBoiler Tubes, which pat us in a position lo execute ordersfor Boilers with dispatch. These beads are made in one pieceot triple refined iron.

SCRKW BOLTS AND NETS, I to inch, various lengUj.WAfUKKS, to 11 inch.WROUGHT IRON STEAM PIPE from up to 3, inch, with

Tees, Elbows, Nipples. Couplings, Union Joints, andKeducing Coupling and Nipples.

ETEAM PIPE FITTING OF ALL KIND?, such a GiobeValves, Cocks, Check Valves, from 4 to SJ inches, at ourlormer prices.

stkam gai qes, water gauges ami qacor cocksi ror Steam Rniler. Me

ENGLISH LEATHER BELTING, heft quality, from 2 inchesup to 8 inches ; also 4 ply 0 inch Rubber Beltiug.

BELT LACKS, strong and pliable.KorND GUT BAND, suitable for driving steam engine jjl

and i inch diameter, with screw steel hook eoup-lin.e- s.

This baud kev dry is very durable.VULCAN17.KD INDIA RUBBER. and i inch, fur air pump

Valves, etc : also India Rubber Packing, 0 and 1 8 inch,Ameiioan and English.

COARSE G ALVANIZED IRON WIRE CLOTH, wove to 10inches wide for Centrifugals.

PERFORATED BRASS PLATES for Centrifugals of flne andcourse mesh, suitable for large or rmall grained sugars; alsoBrass Wire Cloths for the same purpose very cheap.

BABBIT METAL, best quality.TUCK'S PATENT PACKING. 1 to Inch, fr-- sh and pliable

llu-- most economical Packing for Olands of Meam Engines,Pumps, CUrinerj, etc., ever produced.

II KM P AND FLAX PACKING, Nos. 1 and 2, loose and hardlaid.

CUMBERLAND COAL, In caaki or in bags.

Honolulu Iron Works Company.no23 lm ALEXANDER VOUNO. Manager.

THE COMMERCIALPEHIOlllf.U ASDJEWS MM'American, English and Australian

PUBLICATIONSFurnished to Subscribers icithin Ten to Twenty Days

from the date of publication.And at prices that barely cover the cost of subscription and

I postages thereon.

Papers DeUvered of Postage in any part ofthe Grtmp.

o Snbsrription taken for Less than One Year.

XT Files made up at short notice for Whalemen ft Travelers

fcUBSCRIPTIONS PAYABLE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.

AMERICAN NEWSPAPERSN. Y. Weekly Herald .$6 00The N. Y. Nation . 6 00N Y. Weekly Times . 4001 N. Y. Irish American.. .... . .................... . 6 00N. k'. Ledger, a story pap'r . 6 00N. Y. Weekly Tribune ,. 4 00N. Y. Weekly Zeilung . 8 00Courier des luuts L nis. . 800Boston Conimercinl Bulletin .. 600Boston Weekly Journal . 6 00Scientific American .. 400

ILLUSTRATE!) PAPERSHarper's 111. Weekly ,.$6 00

" III. nVisar... .. ft 00i ,'.e," m .Wekl .. 600

eitung .. 600Chimney Corner .. 500

" III. Bu Iget of Fun . . 'I i0London Weekly Punch ..8 00A ppietnn's Journal, monthly parts . ................ .. 6 CO

Every S iturday, monthly parts........ .. 0 00Hearth and Home .. it 00London III. News... ..14 00!ond iu 111. Graphic... ........ . ...... ......... ..14 00

JU VK.M1.H PERIODICALSOur Young Folks, monthly ........................ ,.$3 00Youth's Com patiiou, weekly. .. 2 60Little Corporal, weekly .. 2 60Nursery, monthly - .. 2 60

CALIFORNIA PERIODICALSS. F. Weekly Bulletin $6 00

i S. F. Weekly Alia a ooI Sac. Weekly Union... 600

Daily Bulletin 1(5 00l,a'' AUa caijiornia".".'.'."..' 20 00Weekly Uourter ( rench;. . ., 12 00

RELIGIOUS PAPERSN. Y. Independent, Congregational organ...... 4 00Christian I uion, II. W. Ueecher's paper 4 00

lucago Advance, Congregational. .. . 4 0Boston Cnngregationalist .............................. 400N. V. OIKciv;r, i'rerhyte riau 4 00N. Y. Evangelist. Presbyterian 4 0)

i N. Y. Tablet, Catholic 6 00j Boston Pilot, Catholic 6 00j LONOON PAPERS

London III. New $14 00Graphic 1500Pail Mall Eudpet. 12 00Evening Mail (iri weekly Times) ... 2500

" Saturday Review ... 12 00London Lloyd's Weekly 'limes ....... ., ... 6 00

" London W eekly Times..... ... ... ... 6 00" Despatch... ... 600

Moii'hly ... 6t0i Home News... ... 10 00j Public Opinion.. ... 10 00! LONDON' MONTHLIESI London Art Journal.... ...$1400j Society Magazine ... 6 00j " Cornhill --Magazine ... 6 (.0I All the War Round ... 6 10

Blackwood's Mon'lily ... 600i t'hatulkera' Journal. ...................... ... 5 0O

Good Wools ... 4 00Mao,;l. ... 6 00

Temple Bar Magazine ... 00... 6 00nefuv;t; ... 400

Edinburgh Quarterly - ... 4 00British Q'laneiiy ... 4 00Loution Quarter) v ... 4 00

AMERICAN MONTHLIESLittell's Living Ace, weekly .$10 00Boston Waverly Magazine... . 800Eleot:c Magazine . 6 00Harper's Mspaiine . 600Atlantic Monthly... . 5 00Scribner's Monthly - . 5 00lyeslie'a M ttL'axin" . 6 00Godej's Lady's Book 5 00Demorest's Monthly 6 00The Galaxy 5 00Overland Monthly 600Peterson's Mavszine.. noArthur's Laly' Maguxine 4 00Sabbath at Home 4 00Our Young Folks 5 00American Agriculturist 2 50

AUSTRALIAN PAPERSAustralasian, weekly $10 00Town A Countrv Journal. . . . . 8 00Melbourne ill. News 4 00Sydney III. News 00Sydney Steamer Herald 54

rr Any Periodicals, not in this list, will be ordered at anytime, and supplied at cost and charge.

Address H. M. WIIITNEV.

TO STAND THIS SEASON !

THE STABLES OK THE VXDF.R.AT at PAL'Ot. Font of Punchbowl, for THREEMONTHS from the In of the

Thoroncbbrtd Fiat Care and Steeple Chase Dorse

WOND EFL,The Winner of Several Rare-- .

The W0SDER was bred by C. II. Roberts, Etq , of NewSouth Wales, and imported to Auckland, and thence to thiscity by the undersigred, per NEVADA. He is a dark roanwith black points, possessing great bone and muscular form,with perfect symmetry, aod stands Id bands 2 inches; ireefrom blemish.

A Sure Foal tJetler !and calculated to get firt class roadsters or race horses, hispdi?ree being a his breeder remark, of good strain andhighly cornroendahle.

PEDIGREE WONDER by imported Magus, out rfthe celebrated mare Fanny Davis, bred by Graham fajnter,Esq.; Fanny Davis by imported Camel, sire of Inna and otherracing celebrities too numerous to mention, out of Princess byimported Grafisj Princess out of Camertnn mare, imported byJohn Anileton, Esq. For further pedigree tee English andNew South Wale Stud Book.

Terms, $30 for Single Mares ; $25 Each forTWO; CATCH 1NSTRED.

n23 "in E. II. Bovn.

HIIIIYEU Ml 20, 1211

CARGO

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! ! Choice Print. Brilliant

Long Cloths, ShirUngs, Sheetings, Moleskin, Tick-lu- g,

Jean Shirts.

T--Fine Coatings and Trow acting. Blankets, Twilled

Flannel, Sofa Carpela.

jiJJ f Black Figured, Groa Grain, Moire An.

tique, White "alio, Colored Moire Antiques, Rich

White and Colored ciika.

& Co.'h Ale.

MI'S FII0.1! HVEIIl'Ofll

THE FINE BRITISH BARQUE EXCELSIOR

THE CAUGO IS OFFERED FOR SALE,AND FORMS

k o! tie Best Assortments ever brought to this Market

COTTONS

WOOIaLENS!

JJsjS)

PRINTING INKS,IHootl, WolfeBlood, Wo I re fc Co.'h Porlcr. Irnl, Coonc & Co.' Ale,

BRANDY, WHISKEY, CHAMPAGNE, OLD TOM I

Oi men's stores, ""SToitIsl X3Cctxaa.f3- -WHITE LEAD. ZINC, BOILED OIL, BLACKING, FLOWER POTS, II AT AND UMBRELLA BTANP",

500 Barrels Booth's Portland Cement,lOO Tons Best Steam Coal, JPira Clay !

Ill PLANTERS

NOAV

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JJJ?2VS ! DnM. N""'1. 1riu- - Tow!,Sheetings, lawns. Brown Drills.

TTYI ll? TTTf Cotton Half nose. Alpaca

OUlU 1 1X0 . CoaU .,ntt. Flocks, Ladies'

I'ndrrclolhlng and Handkerchief, Vatonclennr

lace and Insertions, Crimean r'klrta. Cashmere and

Merino Shawl, Hawaiian Knsigua, Gentlemen's

HhlriB and 1'oderiloUilng, Wariroof Clothing,

Wool Pack., India Rubber Hose, Saddle. W rsppicg

Paper.

33 lack n.nd Coloured !

Teniient's Ale,

HOUSE KBEH 10 OTHERS

sVe. Ate.

FIRE BRICKS, VICTORIA RED BRICKS, FENCING WIRE, HOOP AND BAR IRON,

LIVERPOOL SALT, ROOFING FELT, HOLLOWWARE, NAPPIES,

Salmon and lS n. 1 in o n Backw, S:e &c, Ve.THEO. H. DAVIES.

2 OF ALLISON'S CELEBRATED UPRIGHT PIANO FORTES.

I Second Hand Park Phaoton.

For Salo by THEO. H. DAVIES.

Wishing to Purchase will find at

CASTLE & COOKE'Sinto, oo J3LzjL& St., Honolulu,

A GOOD ASSORTMENT. Ill' LATE A It ft I V A LM PROM ENULANO, IJOSTON. NKWVOKK AND SAN FKAM'IhCO OF

HARDWARE, DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. PAINTS AND OILS,

GLASS, SADDLERY, TINWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

Which they will Sell at Wholesale or Retail, at Lowest Market Ratesj. nionif Many Articles t- - )o round nroi

Fancy Prints and Brilliants, Latest and Best Styles Fancy Piquet. White Brilliants, Fin While Lawn,Fine snd Medium American all wool White Flannels, Engliali and American medium and Doe Long Cloths,English and American medium and flne Cnbleacbed t'otlous, Au,onkeag Denims, Brown, Bleached and Blue Trlll,Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Pillow Case Cotton and Linen, Finest White Linen Damask Towels, Huckaburk Towels,Linen and Cotton Turkish Towels. Crash Towelling, Finest and medium Lin-- n Napkin. Russia and Irish Hiapers,Russia and Linen C ash, Finest Linen Lawns, Medium and flneit all Linen Table llamnk.Ladies' and Gent's While Linen Cainhr.c Haiidkerchirls, llent's Fine Linen Collars and Neck Tie, Wprra Flannel,Java Canvas in white, buff and scarlet, Spool Bilks, fcpool Cottons, Linen Tapes, Ate, Ac, Ac, 4c, Ac,

FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEVH!Pine lilHC-- aind Bine OoeaUlna, Fine TvrresU, Listen Dark and Drill. Rlbbew) Moleaklss

Ate. Vr.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF SHELF HARDWARE !

Wire Cloths, Belting of all widths, S in. t 12 in.. Cooper's Tools, Axes, Hatchets, Cane Knives,A splendid Assortment of Bpear A Jackson's riles, Cut Nsils, Wrought, Boat and Finishing Mails, Ac, Ac, Ae.

HUBBUCK'S PURE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTZHubbiick's best Raw and Boiled Oil, Hubbuck's Green and Black Paints, Turpentine, A full assortment of Paints In Ull, I and

2 lb. tins. Putty, Whiting, Glue, Fruich Yellow and Fellow Ochre, Lamp Black, Boras, Alum and Koala.

DOWNKR'H JCEIIOHENK OIL, IF I TtTCTT FROM DOWNKH OJOPARIS PLOWS, STEEL PLOWS, PER CEYLON.Horse Hues, Cultivators, Garden and Planter's Hoes, Rakes, Oo', Shovels, Spades, Hcythrs, sjrC, 4rc, Ac.

A1J0

Pure English Spices, the best in the country Oysters, Eardiues, Pis Fruits, Balad Oil, Jams, Condensed Milk, Mason' Blacking

EXPEGTIil) DACOTA AII ClrMI' !

A Splendid Assortment of English Prints, Grenadine, Hosiery, &c, &c, &c, &c.

n2 Orders from the Other Inlands Filled with Dispatch and at the Intest Hate.

NEW GOODS!Bo Oc HALL & SON

II AVE JLST RECEIVED A FULL ASSORTMENT OF

HARDWARE, COOKING STOVES !

PAIN

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SILVER PLATED WARE,

TS US, VARNISH!Card Matches, Kerosrne Oil, Fence Wire, Nos. 4, ft and 6, with staples Wheelbarrows,

' Carriage and Cart Axles, one to three Inches; Carriage Springs, Carriage Hardware, II or Ehoes, Ho a Nails,

Cut Nails, 3d to 60d Clinch Nails, Boat Kails, Cot and Wrought EpiWes, 4 to 8 inches ( fchoe lasts and Finding.

CALA. SOLE, HARNESS, BRIDLE & SADDLE LEATHER I

Pronoh Gn.1T EIls.lxiasiaBridle and Saddle Ornament, Mexican Trees and Stirrups,, Marble Wash Basins and F inure,

A Full Assortment of Cnrprnter'M mid Agriculstir.il Tools.BUILDER'S HARDWARE, GALVANIZED TCB8 AND PAILS, Ate., sVe.

DRV GOODS, Sec, fcr. .

BLSwCHEI AIVD BROWIV COTTONS, PRINT, Ac, &c.

New Goods by Every Steamer, at Lowest Market Rates.rc Brick Store, corner of Fort and King Sts.

BY C BARTOWTI-IISDA-Y !

ASSIGNEE'S SALE!UK t.nERSIXKI WILIj seli atT' Pu-l-- e Avilna. by rr W ot 9. A. fchaev-r- . Kx) . Aslrnr

of th ' mle of Itln, Ulalr g bat. aram o aiaaawk,tt--t, in tha City of liooolula, oodrr lb UM and atylw of

fclMl 1CK,THIS DAY, SATURDAY, November 23d.

At li o'clock M-- . on the PmoiM,All tn Right, Tltl and lirtrml rf l.V sal Abo ia and lAlbMlowiog described Hntmy, lag-tf- -r w.lo all tM Bl'ILbliiOStVmo wluixl, f4: A b that cert. la

IJieco or IParcel of LandPitoated aa thw tall aid of Muukx Ptwt,

and booo.1-- 4 arl dwriUd aa : Beginning at themrner of KuUruna and running 4 ft along la AUnai ai.

ta lb AUnai Kah o Punalua ; thenew s aaad Ala-n- ai

M fc--et d p. th'tw-- w 4-- to to Atonal KaAawaitlirwid to tl pa of KaJwhinw, tbenew aloof aaul pa aaaars etb pont of coaaaaMim saint

Thw aboe property was rneJ t Kaapoa an4 Kapw bjrRoyal P.I-- o J- - aad by lb said Hupu and Kapeaconvsvrd ! R. C Wakrman r,y dd, data the lHh day ofOctober , A . U. liS. and reorll in the o!Bc of the Recistrarof Conveyances Lilr II. on pa?e lot ami 101 ; and by theHi4 Mttnua owirfH l til' ad Abo by dd, dausd (Kb

day of Jaiy, A. 1. laTO, awl reorled la tbe t.fict of th Reg-

istrar of Conveyanc- e- in Lher 30. oa parrs US sod 127.Tb above will be anld Mhj-- t to a asortgage la favor of Mr.

II. lxnood fee too mo of IIO. w;lb interval theraow fromtbaMA nay of Aagiaat, A. D. lf!t, at the raMof I per cent, perBioflth.

Papers ran be exaaaioed at U offl-- w of Mr. F. A. Fchaefer.C. - BARTOW, Aact'r.

Guardian's Saleof Real Estate.AM IXTRI'CTKI MV TIIKCfRI)U.I of AMkLIA Mir'HKLV. a mint. actio under a lieenae

frtMB tbi H n. II. A. WI.tew.ano, AaanciaH. Jmim ' the m

Cowrt. and ibe (Unfin-- ; in (act if CtKuUMB MITCII-AL- L

PAT1 KRSOM. to satl at Public Aociioo, at Saiea Room,

This Day, Saturday, Noyember 23d,At li 30 Vetoes:, M.

all tbe rlrfbt, f,'W and inl-- rl 4 the aH a-l- i M l. b-l- l andCariliaa MilrbWI railerwm. la aul to one-bai- f of a errtaiaLOT ( LAIU, SltiAtrd LI paa Street. KtairalA,llnnolala, enre,d by M. kVpo to loonl Mitchell. CarolinaMitchell and Aatelia Mitehll. (ih portloo of l Carolineod AbII tnn one-baif- ) by ded of eoeynee brarinc

litlr be ib day of Jafy. t$9. hein a ponl-.-n of LA.HU h'Ulrvl'f Koyal rt"Tit .No. .tin. conlairuo fjoare fth-Mt- i

TUie uod, Teraa tat. Uvt dfd at the exjrne of tbeporrhaei'r.

fbe tint Lot b li aUoatl. ith a oaa(irtable two aloryframe deellio h-- u. It will be ffre.l at the opeel price uf

Pca liitodred lJlara. t"t fanber i articular, enquire ofV C. JUNK', or

C B. BARTOW. Aoctiooaer.

ASSIGIVKGS9 SALE!VilLUllBLElETAlL STUCK!

AT AUCTION,AT SALES ROOM OF C. S. BARTOW.

The Cnd-Tr- nd ia lattrortrd by f. A. Pchaefrrand A. U t'lb.n. A4itfne?atf the Karate of A VAT, to allat Public Aacuua oa

TUESDAY, November 26th, 1872 !

AT 1U O'CLOCK A. MYTHIC

EMiltE RETAIL STOCK OF SAlfl AFAT

CcmprlatMX m Larie . aawrlnaenl

ii:sii5Anr,i: csoobs:BL'CII Ai

Dry Goods. Dress Goods,Clothing, Hosiery,

Crockery & Glassware,&c, &c, &c, &c. &c.

Thla Pale a-i-ll offr t dealer a irood opportonily to parchaaaaa the ttux-- will be sold wit boot rvaerve.

Tera a made known at bale.C. 0. BARTOW, Auctioneer.

URSNIITURE SALE !ON SATURDAY, : : : : : NOV.30th,

AT lO O'CLOCK. A. M-- .

It U ReI4ee f Br. Pirrre X Mrs. JafaBitone,

Caracr of Hotel and Adama Lane, will be aukl. the

EXTIRE rillXITlllE OF THE 110SEcoMPRiatsci a VARirrr or

Bed-Roo- m and Other Furniture !

SL'CIl AS

Bedsteads, Mattreoses, Bedding,Tables, Chairs, EilrBloB DIdIds Table,

And a Variety of Other Furniture !

C. S. BARTOW. Aoetiooeer.

TO LET.A C'O'rT AfJE OX EMMA STREET, 0P-Bna- it.

fcauna square, parti tkly laraisbnJ.(arplt) KiM)iire of 6. B. 1KJLK

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.AM FREI'AREOTO PAY TO TUB CRED-ITORSI of A While, late of Kauai, deceased, a

float divMlaad of 21 4 10 pe cent, at my KlBca la IloaoiulavW. . eMITII.

Adminiatra'ne Alea. White, deceased.al At My bia Attorney, S. B. HLK.

FOR SALE OR RENT.THE DENIKAlll.K IIWELLINU fOVSttotely orixnl by C. II. LK vt ER1, aitaated oa KakaiMrswC For parttcalars enUire M

ass tf lew tn? iica:o.NOTICE.

IfATIN'O IIFXEIVF.D THE APPOINTI ft MKr ss Jrt mflmt .Mutual Liff raaee Co,of ,Nr lark for the Hawaii Islanda. I am prepare to settlewith all parties havine any tiiau ranee bosnsa with the formerHvnt. o. 6) HAM'LU. WILPEB.

FOR SALE.THE PROPERTY SITUATED AT awttm ot w MAKlal VALLKV Dear JvJ

, enotaintng FiL R ACRr--H of L M. one-thir- d .beta KaIo Lami aader eultiTtV-n-. A tHK)D CtTTTAC E

foar ronms-Co- ek House. Fowl Hoase. Ac, oa theprevotaes. Two atreama of water run thraogh the land. Forfurther particular. Inquire f W. O. WOOL ICY,

au:i-J- u. Firm of J. M. Oat Ir Co., Sailmake ra

MUSKETS. HUSXETS. MUSKETS ! !

LOT OK NI'PKRIOR MIS--RETS, Just Rrreived ail For tWW Cheap by

JOI1X HLUJuS No. 40 Fort Street.

TO RENT.h-- Til T V EUV Dr.SlRAItLE HOUSE

S"WJJiH. by W. U lir .n, q.

Also, Ui H.)0-- - al frrmisea No. 144, adjoiningApplv lo CkL WILLIAMS.

ocA or J. II. W ool).

TOBACCO!JUST RECEIVED PER BARK D. C. MURRAY

Large Stock of Tobacco !

OF VARIOUS BRAND OF BLACK AND BRIGIIT.

WHICH WILL BIS

SOLD AT VERY LOW FIGURES.

71.es Tobacco uere selected uith especial reference

la tke Island Trade.

Also. A Choice Lot ofIVo. 2 JI AiMLA CIGARS,

LAROK SIZE.

ocI9 2oa IIOL.L1STER A, C. -

BY E. P. ADAMS

Regular Room SaleOH WEI5XSDAY, : : : : NOV. 27th,

At tO OVIaU, A. M..THE mfAL IVELLSELECTKn ASST. OP

GENERAL MERCHANDISE!

English Prints, Cotton Drill,White, Brown and Bine Cottons,

Coborngs, Alpacas, Dress Goods,

Flannels, Shawls, Cloaks,

Woolen and Cotton Blankets,Brown and White Undershirts,Umbrellas, Hosiery, &c., &c.

Boston Card Matches, Kerosene Oil,

China Hatting,Oolong, Powchong & Pouchong Teas,

Tobacco and Cigars,

Straw Wrapping Paper.Crockery & Glassware, Pickles,Pie Fruits, Hair Oil, Soap, Candles,Crackers, Vinegar, Raisins, Blueing,Prunes, Jams. Currants, &c, &c.

K. P. ADAM J. Aoefr.

S A LE OF CATl'LE !

ON SATURDAY. : : : : : NOV. 30th,AT 10 O'CUM K, A. M.

it kkv. Lovrr.LL simrs p.iddu( k, m im.m

VALLEY,

Br Order ef A. f. J add. Kaej.. Allwraiey In

fact far Mr. Jehn I. 1111.

Will bo sold Atrnblio Auction

200 HEAD FAT CATTLE!1SALE POSITIVE. TERMS CASH.

E. P. ADAMS, Auct'r.

ASSIGNEES' SALEor

Heal ULstzito in Tnliiiiiiii.BY OKDKll OF

3IESSSS. S. V. U1LDLC AM) 1IIE0. II. DiVIES.Aailgnees of the Ealate of CbuDjr lioon.

On Saturday. December 14th, 1872.At 18 'clock ".

At my SulccTooui, will be Sold,That very desirable piece of Land on Slain Street, Lahaiadjoining the p remix a of A. Walter. tq., with the build iue .

thereon.for Particulars, enquire nf the Assignees, or

K. I. ADAMS, Auct'r.Honolulu, Nov. 12, 1372.

Properties For Sale or Leaserf TIIECEI,EKRATK( Sl'fJ A R LAM) OF

J1AKA IA t'. in the K.Mtnct of Hilo, Hawaii.

A LSO

The Land. Hoase, pasture ami Premises of Al'AlTKEAK,Kona, Hawaii, containing about 700 acres.

For particulars apply toarl4 W. L. GREEN.

TO LET !

THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES. Xa, !

lott Nuuanu Avenue, at present occupied by Mr.lleustace. for particulars apply to i

1 JAS. S. LEMON.

HOUSE TO LET !

A HOUSE O.V M.UXAKK.I STREET,near the Uonoloia Iron Works. For particularsenquire of (v&.wocS) It. OILLILANO.

ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.ORDER TO CLONE I I' TIIK AFFAIRS

of the Kstate of CIIALLAMKL te CO., all persons stillIndebted to said Kstate are hereby required lo mke immediatepayment lo Mr. W . HAKN rj-- . or lo the undrrsiicneil, aa other-- j

wise they ill be prosecuted at law. F. HAN NINO, j

F. A. 8C if ALTER, L

r.9 4t Assignees.

I

,

F. A. SGHAEFER & CG

Have Just Opened

J.nd Offer For SaleA SPLENDID

ASSORTM'T OF GOODS !

II. V. WYL.lt: from 15 II i: TIF.To which they call the attention of the trade.

l Prices and Terras to Suit the Times.

Genuine Hungarian Wines, j

SUPERIOR FRENCH CLARETASD B0UDEAI X WINES.

Old Sherry and Port Wine,In Cases and Casks.

GERMAN PALE ALE, Key Brand.Holland Gin. in boxes;

Cognac, in demijohns,

Superior Champagne Cognac,

Alcohol, 96 per cent., full proof.FOB SALE AT

F. A. SCII AEFEU 4V t'O'S.

SUPERIOR FRENCH CALFSKINS.COCOIMT .MATTING.

TABLE DAMASK.

VIENNA CANE SEAT CHAIRS, j

Centre "fables, &c.vAustrian Glassware,

Leather Ware, Wooden Ware,AND A LA ROB

Variety of FANCY ARTICLES !

CIGARS AND CICARITOS.OF fCPERI0R QrALITT.

eZl Sra For Sale at F. A. SCIIAEFER A CO'S.

H. T. DONNELL WOULD GALL THE ATTENTION27 T r 33 X XT 33 Ti IO T O T IX J3

H'EIY AIVD ITOXDEKFUL WOVEIV WHSE tl 1TTK ASSESA persret sprloc snattrasa without springs i a Mattrasw wlthr t straw or hoska. The Wire Mattrass eontiats of a strong

fabric formed of Wjuu t o line tinned wire roiled Into perfect springs and all interlocked by an ingenious process of doubleweaving. When this Pliable and Eiaatie Fabric Is stretched Into its proper frame, the result Is the nut perfect sleeping

ever made, lie desires to call the attention lo tbo facta s 1st That they never loao their shape ; 24 That theynever make a Bob I 3d That they never need a repair.

They arc positively warranted to be as perfectly level at the end of five yrars, aa when fi rst made, and to stand the testof one thouaand pounds for ten day.

farther info nation can be obtained, and samples seen at the FURNITURE WAREROO.MS OF M. T.nONNKLL. Na. 88 KING STREET. HONOLULU. jalSSm

pipping.

TIME-TABL- E OF THE

STEAMER " KILAUEA."

Varratber 25th. Clrrall ( HawaiiDrrrmkrr 3d.... ...KaaaDrrrmWr Oib... KaaaDrrratarr lOlb. flrc.ll KaaaiDrcraiWr 23d... t'irraill f HawaiiIlrrrmbrr 30iki Kaaa

(j-- No Crolit for Paaaare Munry. Ticket at the OSmubly. Not mpouaihle for any Iflrht ur paek(e. unlrae re- -

ciDtrd PjT. PAMUtL U. VilLbFJL,ia'ti A rent.

United States. New Zealand and AustraliaMail Steamship Line.

For SAT FKA1VCISCOThe Sfennliip "NEVADA"

O.V UK A BOLT NOV. 16lk.

FOR AVCK.A1VIA ad Other Xrw Zralaad I'arfa, raaarrllag

af Aarklaad with hlraarn far SyaSaey,Mrlkaararaail iiritbaar, Ike

STEAMSHIP "DAKOTA!"OX OK A HOLT FRIDtl', NOV. lftlh.jr Freight (r the aieamera will be received in teaJDera

warrbouae Irre of alorxre.

TIMK A. II X

For SAX fi:a CISCO. m or aUIltHal or lay . Vc. 14th raianlay..., Not. 10th

Fir Al'f'KLAXD, ttc. on orSatorday.. ........ .Not. 16th ?aiurday Ice.l4U

I'atwrirrrs booked throojh at retluceil rates to points in theI'mttd eiatra and to Liverpool, and also to puru ia New

and Aaalralia.For Freight and Farsage, and all further information,a0 A.ply to II. HACK KKLU A Co.. Agents.

BOSTON & HONOLULU PACKET LINE !

C. liKKVVEK i CO.. AGENTS.FuToral.le arraiirt-metit- a can alwaya le made for

Unun- - aiwi Miipm -- nt i f ihl. Bone. Wool. 11 ideaii. I iii-- r Uen-ha- lia toNtrtr Hirnl, Boston, New York and

oilier Katlrrn Porta. XT Cash Advance made.lei ljr C. BRKWER A CO.

R E G V L. A RDISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FE ANCISC0.

C. It R E V E R At CO., AGENTS.rV Mrrrhandiae received FTORAGK FB.EB and

lilt-ra- l cash ndvatices made on ahipmeota by thisline. C. BRKWKH A CO.

Ii ovular Tacket fur Kona and Hau.

The New Clipper Schooner

UI L All A,Captain J. H. Hatfield,

Will ran regularly on the above route, bavin? excellent accom-- .'

motlnliont rr passenger and freight. 1

For Freight or Passage,or to (mh23 If) TlBUKTd & SOKKN30N.

FOR KOHALA.Schooner jfiictivc.

II0PU, Master.Will ran as a Regular 1'aclcet to the above port. For Freightor Passage apply to

apa 3ui WALKER A ALLEN, Agents.

IsEUULAR PACKET FOR LAIMINA.

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

Will Ban Rr?u!arly brtwfrnTliU Port and Lahaioa,LKAVINO

Ilonolnia Satnrdajs and Lahaina every Wednesdays.ap 3m n. HACKFELD A Co.. Agents.

Regular Packet for Ilanalei, Kauai.THE CLIPPER SCHOONER

FA I fitYK.AAINA. MASTER.

Will Siil as a RtijuUtr Packet as above.For Freight or passage apply toapO Sm WALKER A ALLEN.

AGENTS FOR THE

J UK A. ROG ROV,LI LIU, ISAREL.L.A,

JTTNv ,'1 V K V ANKEE,.ic5 WAIOLA,

K IN A U. AND 1 1 0 K U LE LE.Freight at fair prices and goods properly handled.

mh30 WILDER s CO.

if 86a: 1872.COSMOPOLITAN

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERYH. L. CHASE, Proprietor.

Tin: I. O.IGKST r.STABLIsni:i rilOTOCRAPIIERIN HONOLULU.

TAKEN IN TIIR LATESTI)IIOTOf;RAPHS t!ie improvements Id the art, and

ALWAYS ON THE LOWEST TERMS IFOR SA LK of al the Kings, Queens, Chiefs and

other important personages.

Also, thf Larjrt Variety of Views, Cards, Strrro- -i

soopic, Ac, c, AT LOW PRICES.

Frames, SteresfajH-.s- , d'C. Cheaper than can be

found at any place in the city.Having all Ihe ronveoiencea for doing out door work.

j

I

Views or Residences. &c, will be taken jj

Better and at Lower Prices ban by any other Gallery in '

the rity. If. L. CHASE.iI

-

P HO TOG RA P H shNEW STOCK OF

P hotographic Materials

Picture Frames&c. &c. &c.

AT DICKS0N'S ART GALLERY,6 f Fort Street. '

i

ocl2

1 5,0 O 0,0 O ONEW YORK

TRANSPLANTED . OYSTERSFROM OCR !

i

SAN BRUNO BEDSTHE FINEST FLAVORED

O y s t e t s!la the World, for Sale, ttholfa!t and Cf tall,

BY Til E

PIONEERIMPORTERS AND PLANTERS,

EMERSON, CORVILLE & CO,AT THEIR DEPOT, THE NOTED

S AD D LE ROCK!410 Pine Street, San Francisco.

N. B We fill orders direct frosa th avd, aad guaranteethe delivery of our Orairr in good order nt Honolulu. c2 3in

Circuit Court, HawaiiThe fl! U?nn of the Circuit Court or the third

Judicial Court tor the I.-la-oJ of Hawaii, com- -mn..t AV'nc.l.w tVtA f.lh ill n( nrtnbr.. IUlfc II -- l 14 'I 1 1 1 J ."1-- " j v. " -

at Waimea, the Honorable Alfred S. Hartirell. oftbesapreme Court, prt-fridin- associated with the '

Honorable Cbas. Frederick Hart, Local CircuitJudge. The calendar waa rerj meagre, exhibitingonly two criminal cases for trial.

The King vs. Karauela Kololuhi. Indictment(or uttering forged order. Trial bj Jury, verdictot guilty ; sentence six months at hard labor. Ex-ceptions taken and the cause certified to the Su-preme Court. ThU was the only case for a nativejury.

The King vs. J. H. Milts. Indictment for assaultwith a weapon obviouty imminently dangerous totile. This case was tried by a J ury, and after beingout twelve hours, and after being charged by theCourt and instructed two or three tiroes, they de-

clared through their foreman that they were unableto agree, and were discharged. The next day atujlie prosequi was entered in the case by the actingAttorney Ueueral. a charge ot simple a&sanlt wasentered to which the defendant plead guilty, andwas fined in the sum ot ninety-fiv- e dollars. I.McCully for the Crown. W. C. Jones for the nL

Kuikohi vs. Makanaenaena. Appeal. Tried bythe Court. Verdici for plaintiff for $19 and costs.

Julian Jose vs. Nainoa. Appeal Tried by the jCourt. Verdict for plaintft lor $29 and costs.

This completed the business of the Court, and;it adjourned sine die oa the morning of Friday,the Sih.

Police Court.

Oo Saturday, a Chinaman, living on N'uaanustreet, waa charged with selling fifty cents worth of soopium to a native woman. The charge was sustainedby three witnesses, and the defense with two wit i

nesses swore vigorously on that side, but the magistrate considered the selling without licenseproved, and fined the prisoner 100. An appeal wa;

noted to Judge Kamakau.But one case waa before the Court on Monda

morning, that of a drunken native, who was fined92. This morning, one of the native lawyers will bebefore the Court on the serious charge of forgery of adeed.

On Tuesday, Nabakualii. a native lawyer, wasbefore the Court, charged by the Attorney Generalwith having forged the signature of a party to adeed of sale of land, iu January lasL The exam-ination was pretty full, and at the conclusion theprisoner, who had been held to bail in the sum of$1000, was committed for trial at the next term ofthe Supreme Court, to be held in January. A wo-man, who bad sworn to the signature of the partymaking the alleged deed, w as also arrested and heldfor perjury.

Later from New Zealand and Australia.The JYerada of the Webb line arrived on Wednesday ,

afternoon at 4 o'clock, nine hours only after the ar-- I ?

rival of the steamer from San Francisco. She I

brings Auckland dates to Nov. 2d. and Sydney to?Oct 25th. The news is not or importance. f

Another change of Ministry has occurred in NewZealand, Mr. Stafford's cabinet Laving sustained avote of want of confidence by a majority of two andin consequence resigned. Mr. Vogel, who went outof office about two months ago had formed the newMinistry.

In the mercantile report of the Southern Oo. ofthe 2d we find Honolulu bright yellow crystal sugarquoted at 3d; yellow do. 3Jd to 3d; brown do. to3d. (in boDd.) of

ofArbor Day" is.tho new holiday in Nebraska,

which ib to be observed every year on tbo 10th ofpril. It is an agricultural festival purely, ancf

is devoted to the planting of fruit and forest trees.ft

:The State Agricultural society has offered a pre-mium of $400 to the farmers' society of the county

; which plants the largest number of trees on the10th Inst., and 25 to the man who individuallyplants the frost.

Make up Your Clubs & Lists ofOF

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Parties on the other Islands can rely on their orders beingfilled with the same care as if they were on the spot, no pre-ference being given to Counter Customers.

Any Periodical not in this List icill be sent for toOrder.

Papers Delivered Free of Postage t mrPart of (be I el a nils.

SI BSC&lPTiC:S PAYABLE ALWAYS IS ADVANCE.sj

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EASTERN AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS. itN nerald $5 00 N T Nation $6 00 a" Tribune 4 00' " Citizen and Round

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ILLUSTRATED PAPERS.risrper's Weekly (5 00 Harper's Batar f5 00Leslie's I1L Newspaper.. 6 00 Leslie's Chimney Corner 6 CO

Herman 5 00! Appleton's Journal. ..... 6 00" Budget of Fun.... 2 6o;ScientiAc American 4 00

MONTHLY PART PAPERS.Harper's Weekly Single nos. flV (6 50 aChimney Corner. Leslie's, k " 65s 6 50Lady's Journal " ' 65c 6 50Every Saturday ' " 60c BOOAppleton's Journal " " 60c 6 00Waverly Magasine ' " Tic 8 00

STORY PAPERS.N T Leilger $5 00, Y Weekly $5 00Pbila. Saturday Night... 5 00. Boston True Flag 6 00 of

COMMERCIAL HA HERS.N Y Journal of Com-- IS V Com'l Herald and

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icle 12 00, Bofton Com. Bulletin... COO

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numbers tc'ul be ordered as required.

TTT Having Wide Awake Agenia in San Francisco I canassure Putwrnbers oi lueir i.ung as early recipients ot their i

periodicals aa through any other source. ; jn

Hies of Readinq Matter male up at Short Xotice i

for Travelers, Seamen and others.a

XT Attention is called to a few changes in the above list j ofpriucipally in monthly parts and papers.

Notice is also hereby giveo that subscribers contemplating I

hechanges for the next year will give notice of same as early asossille.

Now Opening

DIARIESOR 1S73.All Orders faithfully attended to. Call on or address;n23 THOS.G.TIIRl'M.

THE FACiriOj (ynnmcrcial 2tibt rlisrr.

Pd4KB or THB MOOS VOB THI JIOXTB Or NOTtMIl,lSTi UaiOLili' MitTit.Not. 7th First Uaarlcr...... 6 SO ra

ltth Full Moon 0 ST raJ LaalUaarter... 7 14 ra

3i.tS Nr Muon.. 8 H aati or at s nils aao ettiu.

Not. lt Hon Riaca 6 64 aa ; Sun tvrta... ..J y rihth Sua Rim All ii fan Stu... ..17 ra

licb Sau Rim 14 a ; Hun eVta... li raiJ iun Rieea 4 li aa ; Sua tSeta... ..J U ra

3uth iJua Rtaca ii aa ; Sun Sew... ..4 13 raCarT. DtMU Siith.

Tide Tablc roa Uosoii lc llaaaoa. it C. J. Lrom.Ltaf. Lnw waitr. Hiyk tr.lt tr (Jarft.')

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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23.

TfOTES OF THE WEEK.The Bark Comet, is the next vessel for an

Francisco, to sail on Monday next.

The young men who drive the Tunahouomnibus are mildly cautioned to drive carefully.

Target Practice.. Weather permitting the Rifleswill turn out next Thursday tor target practice.

THRrsi. has an awful nice lot of toys to look at,has Whitney. Go uud look at 'em, 'iwilldoyou

good.The Fair on Thursday evening by the Ladies'

Beuevolent Society, waa well attended, and the re-

ceipts amounted to about $So0.

Auction Sale. We would call attention to thesale to-da- y, by Bartow, of valuable real estate onMaunakea street. The location is a good business one,and the property likely to increase in value.

Good Passage. The British bark Erctlsior,which arrived on Thursday, made the passage fromLiverpool in 120 days, arriving here but one daybehind the date set for her appearance by the ageuL

Masonic. We are requested to state that therewill be a Special meeting of Honolulu Koyal ArchChapter No. 1. on Tuesday evening next at 7:30 p.m.. at the Hall of Lodge de Progress le l'Oceanie,King street.

Italian Opera. Madame States and Orlandini,who are general favorites here, arrived by the Vr-va- da,

and propose to give a series of concerts at theTheatre during the next few weeks commencingnext Wednesday probably.

Land Sold. On Saturday last, the ' ManuelPlace " in Nuuanu Valley was sold at auction for

300. Mr. Afone beintr tut purchaser. The guardian's sale of a house-lo- t at l'alama, was postponeduntil Saturday.

Specie Received. Twenty Thousand Dollars inAmerican halves, was received by the bank ofBishop & Co., per steamer troru San Francisco.About two thousand dollars in five-fran-c pieces baabeen received from Tahiti, where we learn that thiscoin is not very plentiful.

Accident ox Board tfie Idaho. On the passageSan Francisco, about half way across, the headthe steam cylinder cracked, causing a detentiontwenty-fiv- e hours until a wooden substitute was

made. She then proceeded on, arriving at SanFrancisco on the 4th inst, 13 days passage.

Half-Mast- . The various Consular and HawaiianGovernment flags were yesterday displayed at hall- -,niB8t in honor of the memory ot the late lion. vv. 11.Reward, the news ot whose death was officially re-

ceived by the steamer. Th Swedish Consul's flagwas at half-ma-st on Wednesday, on receipt of officialintelligence of the death of King Oscar.

Honors. Upon receipt of the news on Wednesdaythe Presidential election in the States, the Dip-

lomatic and Consular Hags of the United Stateswere displayed. To-da- in complaiance withorders received from the State Department, andfor the next three days the flags will be displayed

half-ma-st in honor of the late Win. II. Seward.

New Stock Imported. E. II. Boyd, Esq., ed

by the last steamer from Australia, a Oneflooded stallion, standing over sixteen hands. Byadvertisement in 'B paper it will be seen thathe opportunity ia afforded to horse breeders to im

prove tlieir BtocK. Air. uoyu ueserves aucreauiorbis enterprise in importing this valuable addition tothe horse-fles- h of the country.

"jjSjtJ The party given at the " Terpsichorean

Club " rooms on Wednesday evening last was avery pleasant affair. Dancing commenced at 8O'clock, to good music and was kept up to the usualhours, interrupted only by the time spent in par-taking ot the ample refreshments provided. Theabsence of wines and liquors was a praiseworthyfeatnre, and a fact that contributed much to theJart--y enjoyment of the evening.

The Mails. No little complaint was made yes-

terday at the vexatious uncertainty about the hourpailinr nf f rwk f i 1 ! frkfn i n ta t oaniuP ' 7 r .... riDPfli Dalllllg VI t u v waiiivi ills ctvntiit jlv uuu a v

announced that she would sail promptly at 9o'clock, and tbe mail was closed at half-pa- st 8. but'

was after 10 when she sailed. Thus an hour andhalf was lost needlessly, and correspondence left

unwritten, all of which Blight have been avoidedbad the hour when the vessel really would sail beemade known as it might have been.

Salvation bt Beer. We are informed that thevenerable Mansion --louse of the Koloa Plantationhad a narrow escape from destruction by fire a fewdays since. It appears that a lighted kerosene lamphad been left standing upon a bureau in one of thechambers, near an open door from which proceeded

strong draft of air. Late in the evening one ofthe gentlemen of the house went up stairs to get abottle of ale, and discovered that the lamp hadexploded, and that tbe upper part of tbe bureauwith its contents was in flames, while the fire wasslowly creeping along the floor and up tbe walls ofthe room. The prompt application of a few buckets

water extinguished it, but it was very evidentthat in a few minutes more nothing could havesaved the building and its contents from a fiery doom.

An Unworth y Father of a Family. Yesterdaymorning an interesting sight was presented at theCourt-hous- e. A native woman, with an infant inher arms, and nine other children, of ages andsizes in regular succession, holdiug on to her skirts

following in her train, applied for protectionagainst her husband and the father of her ten littleones. For the past month, she said, he had desertedLis familv and neclected to Drovide them with food.and on Thursday night came to the house, and getting angry at something, upset the poi dish, torethe mats, and smashed thiug9 generally. What awretch! said everybody and a lawyer at oncetook up the case for the woman. A warrant of ar-rest was issued for the man. and be will be brought

this morning. This mother of ten healthy look-ing children nine of whom are boys deserveswell of her country.

Sad Accident at Sea. Last Thursday, the 14thinst., a fatal accident occurred on board the steamerJljax, on the passage from San Francisco. A block,bolted fast to the rlanksb?ar on deck and which heldone of the sails, suddenly flew from its fastening,and just passing the head of the first officer, Mr.Geo. T. Korts. struck Mr. Ralph Phelps, a passengerwho was standing in the gang-wa- y, on tbe forehead,

felling him to the deck. Mr. Phelps was sensibleabout a half an hour, but then became uucou-scio- us

an-- l died in ten hours from the time of theaccident. Everything was done for the sufferer by

Surgeon of the ship, in consultation with Dr.Bower, a passenger. A post mortem examinationshowed that the skull was fractured- - The body wasbrought to this city and buried from the BethelChurch yesterday afternoon. Mr. Phelps was thehusband of Mrs. Fanny Morgan Phelps, now in thiscity, who was expecting him to join her here, instead

which she is met with the ead news of her be-

reavement. The deceased was a native of Granby,Conn., was SO years of age, and highly esteemed by

who knew him.A Maxukactcrku ok Iw;ks. It i well known

that t!ie Arabs in th neighborhood of the Pyramidsand the peasantry around the resurrected cities ofItaly drive a lni?k trade in manufactured antiqui-ties, the suppl7 of tbe genuine articles being farbelaw tbe demand. So in Hawaii nei, there Laslong been a brisk demand for ancient stone andwood idols, and the supply of tbo veritable godshaving given out. native ingenuity manufacturesfacsltiiiles. The man who mav be seen otherday, trundling aooiil a wneeinarrow load oi plants

pots for gi j3 also a dealer in Grst-clas- s heathentMitiea. He will on short notice accommodate youwith a wooden or stone god with a long name and

longer pedigree, bearing all the apparent marksa venerable age. If closely questioned how- -

pv,,r. he wjn acknowledge with a QUiet Smile thatmade the akuri hiinsell. and that.tlie time-wor- n ap-

pearance was produeed by dragging the imagevig- -erously through the mud a few times. He mayreasonably claim immunity from the penalty of thesecond commandment, inasmuch as his gravenimages are not likenesses of "anything that is inheaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, orthat is in the water under the earth."

Tux Stxami bs. The tenmahip jtjax left for Sn .

Francisco at 10 o'clock, a. m.. yesterday, and the ,

Vrra-ii- t for New ZeaUand and Australia "i!l get ;

away if puaitle on Monday. The .twJt ha Lada new sucke tack built at the lKnvlula Iron Workssince her arrival on the L"vtb, the makers working :

night and day to complete it in time.

Mrsie. The following pro pram me cf mnsio will j

le performed by the Hawaiian Military Babd atEmma Square, this Saturday afterntvo, commencingat balf-pa- st fcur o'clock : (

11 urea Emma March . . ...HerfrrSelection fruai tiera of the !Iuut--4- . .MaerbeevTown and Country, I'nika Maaourka... ....XlrauaaRtrmembraoce of llotoe ....llauaraYoertc Artatocrat Qaadrtlle. ........ . ....Maliaial'.D I'hrtoe.(ai. ............ . ................. 7.!ktir I

To include with a march around the Square.

Ct aioa. In rpite of the atieorbinjr Interval fell by oa inffOimoQ with every one elae in Honolulu ia the arrival of theateamer. we have not tx'W-ct-- d to ea.ll in at Piraeoa'e Arttrailer? to examine the very hraouul aad cwuptrle rolWltoorf niri vilirt jurl mriTnl frnm Ihn llirnmum lalanila Theiro piemen ta of war. aarh mm eworda and apeara armed withvicioua kxikiux rowe of aharkt lerth. and the rluba of a dartheavy wood ibat make oue'a head arbe to look at, are veryhighly finiahed apiriineoa of aavajre art. A larre model of awar canoe ia to be aweo, made very neatly and hichly decoraled.Some very beautiful mate were ahown ua. Blade of riroa4utaud atraw wrorkrd lu patterna. There are native mat-trasae- s,

belta very finely vrwten of banana libra, Lt ad dreaeea ofabWia and brada, and many ether curioua and ttrw a

t be aeen, and we would adviae our read era to rail ami aeethem before the aaaortmctit U broken up.

Police Court Decision.

As public attention has been attracted to the sub-

ject of Hawaiian hulas, or song-Jaueea- ." we haveprocured from Judge Montgomery, the Police Magis-trate, a copy of hi decision in a case that has beenpending in his Court for several weeks past.

Rex vt. Kaluaioahu and eight others Chargedwith proruating a native bnta at Kauluwela, Hono-lulu, on 27th September let, in violation of ChapterLV, Soctlous 0 to 10. inclusive, of tbe Penal Code,which reads as follows, viz. :

"The Minister of the Interior may license any theatre, cir-cus, Hawaiian hula, public ahow. or other exhibition not of animmoral character, to which admiaaioo is obtainable by pay-ment of money," Aft, Ac.

The 10th Section makes a violation of it, punisha-ble by a fine not exceeding S100, or Imprisonmentat hard labor for a term not exceeding three months.

Two witnesses were examined for tbe Crown, thefirst of whom proved that he was at the hula givenfor the benefit of a child at iu mother's bouse, andthat its grandmother sat on a mat in the apartmentand gathered in sums of money thrown to her, andthat some people went and took change ; that therewas a roast-pi-g feast, at which he and many otherspartook ; that the sums contributed were free giftsand not a tax or charge, and thinks that $30 mayhave been collected ; that all the nine respondentstook part in it, sitting on the floor and moiiouingwith their hands, and never performed standing ;that notice of tbe party was given and a nationalflAg hoisted ; that the object of all hulas is to getmoney ; and that be saw little children give a dimeeach.

Kealakai, a military officer of Intelligence, provedthat he was present, and that tbe party waa a birth-day one for a child of a soldier, who was his friend ;that he paid 75 cents to the grandmother, and thatthe performances were with the bands and bambooonly ; that the performers called the relatives of thechild, and that they alone gave money. No moneywas charged or paid on entrance ; and do one wasprohibited from going in by reason of not paying.

It was contended by the respondents' counsel thatthis evidence Dot only does not prove, but positivelynegatives, the existence of admission by payment ofmoneyfor the child, and that there is no pretence toallege any intentional evasion of the law ; while theAttorney General contended that although the letterof the statute has not been proved to have been vio-lated, that its spirit and intent have clearly been so,inasmuch as the publicity of the party is fully estab-lished, and because money was paid and contributedby those who attended, and that tho intention of theLegislature must be assumed to be to render all pub-lic hulas at which money was paid at any time dur-ing their continuance liable to be licensed, and thattoo rigid adherence to the language of the statuteshould be avoided where it was manifest that therewas a palpable evasion of it.

The 9Cth Section of the Civil Code, which firstenacted this clause, and whence it was transferredto the Penal Code, forms part of the general licenselaw of the Kingdom, and must of course have beenapproved by the administration of the day. It wasframed under the following joint resolution of theLegislature of 1859 :

" Resolved, That whereas, it Is desirable to codify our ex-isting laws. His Royal Highnesa, Prince Kamebaineba, IheHonorable W. L. Lee, Chief Justice, and Ihe Honorable CJeorgeM. Robertson, Associate Judgo of the Supreme Court, areappointed a committee to prepare a complete Civil Code,adding notes with reference to important decisions ol courtunder the laws, wherever they may think necessary, and toreport the aame for the sanction of the Legislature of 1858,with an appropriate index for facility of reference."

The Section so framed was afterwards adopted!by tbe Administration under whose auspices theCode was introduced in tho Legislature, who ed

it to a Select Committee of five from eachIbranch, composed of II. E.. M. Kekuanaoa, II. li.ill. Prince Kamehameha, II. ., D. L. Gregg, Hon.C. G. Hopkins and Hod. L. Haalelea, from tbeNobles, and the Hon. Messrs. G. M. Ilobertson, J.W. Austin, J. I. Dowsett, II. L. Sheldon and S. P.kalama, from the Uejrc.'ntive8. every one ofwhom was eminently qualified for the iaali. and ibo

majority of them English scholarsgreat competent . ; i'It- - a s.. amoreover, xiis uoyai iiignness ana tDe late JudgoRobertson were members of both committees andbad this matter twice under review. They reportedformally on Section 96, just as it now stands in theCode, which eventually became a law.

Must we not presume that these committees, com-posed of so very eminent and competent men, didnot frame that Section carelessly, heedlessly, or with-out due consideration and appreciation of the re-quirements of the nation as to licensing hulas, orthat the limitation rendering a certain class of ba-la- s,

only, viz., those where "admission is obtaina-ble by payment of money," liable to be licensed,was their deliberate and well considered act and in-tention. The clearness and perspicuity of its lan-guage and the eminent acquirements and recognizedbusiness capacity of every member of that commit-tee abundantly establish such an inference. IndeedI doubt if any other Section of the Code expressesthe intention of its framers or the Legislature inmore distinct and unambiguous phraseology.

Will any one venture to allege that any memberof these committees, and more especially His KoyalHighness, was so indiflerent to the rights and re-

quirements of his countrymen in a matter bo vitallyaflecting their most popular and favorite amusement,as to treat it heedlessly, indifferently, or withoutcommanding his best attention T

Admission by prepayment of money aa in the caseof theatres and circuses, seems very clearly to bemade the element and condition rendering a licensenecessary. They are in juxtaposition in the statutewhich places them on precisely the same level in allrespects. Now theatres and circuses are notoriouslymatters of business, erected at great cost, and car-ried on by their proprietors for profit and emolument,and admission is always obtainable to them by pre-payment of a fixed and definite amount which is sofar compulsory that the party cannot enter until behas paid it. A native hula to be held liable to alicense, must of course be of the same nature andcharacter, and carried on on the same principle asthey, and be analogous to them in these importantrespects. Does the evidence above quoted establisheucfi an analogy 7

Had the frauicrs of the Section or the Legislature imeant or intended to impose a license on such acalled hula as this, nothing would have been easier!or more eimple. bo far was such a course from their ,

intention that they deliberately took precisely theopposite course by clearly limiting the necessity of a :

license to those ouly carried on like theatres and cir-- j

cases as matters of business, to which prepayment j

on admission is an absolute necessity, and which un- - j

miSiaaeauie iiiuuiirju ucvccsoiiij' eiuiuurn su wuitb,for expretsio unius est exclutio allerivs in the eye tfthe law. j

It is in proof that the object of every bula is toget money, which was just as well known to these '

committees and to the Legislature as it is to us to-- j

day, yet tbey declined to adopt it as the condition fora license except with tbe limitation of prepayment, i

Tbe first principle in construing a statute is to I

ascertain the intention of its framers and of the j

Legislature. And when its language is clear andfree from ambiguity and distinctly and intelligibly j

expresses that intention, it is the duty of everyCourt at oucc to adopt it; and to that rule I feci it 'my duty to adhere in this case. j

The assembly complained of seems to have been j

of an inoffensive character, there being a total ab-

sence of dancing or other indecent or offensive de--monstratione, the performers having sat on the floorfrom first to last and used only the arms, which iscalled the hula puili ; nor waa there any intemper-ance, noise, quarreling or disturbance of any kind.I find nothing in the evidence which indicates anyintentional or premeditated evasion of tbe law, andit seems to roe that the fair inference from all thefacts as shown in tbe testimony is, that it was per-fectly bona fide, only the child's relatives havingcontributed, and no strangers asked or expected todo so either before or after admission.

If I were to convict the respondents on this chargeuner all the facts and circumstances above referredto, I feel that I should indeed reftder myself jnstlyliable to the imputation of undue severity to the na-tive race.' The only doty therefore remaining for me,is to order the discharge of the respondents.

Hawaiian Immigration Society.

At the request of the Secretary, we reprint Wwa clrculai letter and accoiupaciyioji queries, whichbave bren addressed on behalf of tbe Society te allplanters and busine men throughout the island.The aggregate cf the information which it Is bepe.1will be collected by thi moans, will prove ly

valuable.DkakSir: We the undersigned address vou lo

solicit your w ith oar Society, y firi-ng ua whatever information may be la your powerrelative to your requirements uf labor, prevent andprospective; also in reepect to the condition ofyour own and of neighboring lands; furthermoreall Information about present rtiltlvatkin ; aod I beoporm tu ilea for tuanttfacturinf . and other Indus-tries ; and in fine, any information that may suf --

govt itself lo your mind a having a bearing upon-th- e

important questions of rupply of UIor, and of.increase of permanent population.

Vou will please to bear to mind, that the Informslion we now solicit, will not lead to any obligationon your part, and is only sought with a view toobtain such data, as will enable lis to lay before theSociety, and consequently before tbe (lorcrntnentand thj country, such a statement ol the needs andcondition ot the various Industrie ot the islands,as may lead the w ay to the perfecting ol mime feas-ible plan for supply of labor, increase of permanent population, and general development or taematerial interests of the A'cbipelago.

We beg that you will kindly answer to the bestof your information, such of tbe accompanying list:of questions aa may come within the ofyour etpecial knowledge and Interests, and let us-hav- e

your replies at an early date.We also solicit your aa a member ;

and beg that we may be permitted to add yourname to our list of subscribers. i

Very respectfully,S. N. Castle. W. I- - Gkkkn, Cius. II. Bishop, JVC.

liLAnK. JyrfuliK (.ViHinifbe.Walter M. Gibson, Secretary 11. J.S.."

The Executive Committee respectfully rrqtteH repliesto the follotciny questions, for Un sake of gt,ralinformation :

LtBOR.1 How many laborers do yon employ?2 How many natives, males T

8 How many natives, females ?4 How many Chinese T

5 How many of other races?6 How many more laborers, native or foreign,

could you now emplov ?7 Wuat race of laborers would vou ureter?8 How many Chinette. Japanese or other Asi

atic laborers would you liko to engage soon, tor aterm of 3 or & years, at not more than f C per month,wilb food, and that may coot each from f CO to $100foraasage money and incidental expemwa?

9, How many imported Asiatic laborers atabove rates, do you think you might be preparedtq) engage a year hence?

1 10 What proportion of women would you bewilling to engage, and at what rate ?

1 1 you could not hire women, bow many, thewives of your laborers, could you afford to feedand lodge?

12 lo you want to engage a cook, house servantor other laborer lor domestio or shop work, undercontract for a term of years?

WAOKS.13 How much per month do you pay to laborers

without food ?14 How much per month do you pay to laborers

with food, etc?15 What are your views about cou tracts and

advances?TIO.V.

16 Please state if you bave lands to ofer to beworked on shares, and how much, and upon whatterms.

17 What crops could be raised to most advant-age on such lands whether cane, rice or other pro-duct.

18 Will you make necessary advances toa'sll-tut- e

laborers willing to work on shares?19 Does your neighborhood or district, which

please to designate, offer opportunity for tbe settle-ment of small farmers or peasants who might beimported by the Government? For such settlerswhat facilities of wood and water, and what Couldbe cultivated to most advantage?

LAND.20 How many acres do you hold In fee simple?21 How many acres do you hold by lease?22 How many acres bave you planted in cane?23 How many acres planted in vour vicinity, in

cane, which is ground at your mill ?24 How many more acres bavo you suited to

plant cane?25 How much land in your district or neighbor-

hood available for cane? Please to mention tbonames and area of lands referred to.

26 How much ol your cane land Is capable ofirrigation?

27 How much of your land Is suited for cane,but not practicable for Irrigation ?

28 How much of your land Is suited to otherproducts besides cane?

29 How much land In your district (whichplease deflno) available for various products be-sides eane?

30 How much land in your district ia taropatches, and suited for rice?

31 How much land bave you employed asrange for stock, and what stock?

32 How much of your land is adapted to graz-ing? Please state whether for cattle, sheep or otherstock.

33 To what extent is grazing carried on ia yourdistrict, and what stock best adapted ?

34 What extent of Government lands in yourdh'.rict. and please to name them?

35 Wnat ' ho character of these Governmentlands? How much suited for cane or other pro-duct, and bow much suitable for pasture, and inwood ?

36 What uso is at present made cf such lands?Leased or not?

37 How much of land held by natives In ;ourdistrict, and in cultivation by the owners?

38 Any lands iu your neighborhood for sale orlckse, and on what terms?

39 What is the character and extent of tbe forestin your district, and to what extent is it affected bytho rage of stock ?

ntonccTiL40 Could any of the following products be cul-

tivated to advantage on your lands, and in yourdistrict? and please mention your views in respectto these and other products, occurring to your mind,that may he suited to this country. Yon will kindlyappend your remarks to such articles In tbo list asmay have come under your observation.

Coffee, Tea, Uice, Silk, Kami. Textile Banana,Cotton, Flax, American Aloes, Pandanas or Hala,Hemp, other fibrous plauts. Tobacco, Cochineal, In-digo, Bamboo, Castor Oil, Camphor, Nutmegs, OtherSpices, Cinchona, Bachu, Cocosnuts, Indian Corn,Grains, Potatoes, Beans, Peanuts, Opium, Wax,(J rapes, Koa, Opiko, and other cabinet woods. DyeStuffs woods and plants suited for Tanning Barks,Charcoal Woods, Trees best to Acclimatize, Grasses.

WATEB SUPPLY.41 To what extent might canals or sluices, reser-

voirs or other means of economizing and distributingwater be advantageously constructed in your neigh-borhood ? Please to mention location, streams andother particulars.

42 Please to mention any particulars you maythink of public interest respecting your streams,springs aud other particulars.

BOADB AND Bit I DOES.43 Please to give what information you can re-

specting condition and requirements of roads,bridges, landings and other facilities of commanlca-tio- n

in your district.POPCLATIOW.

Vf 44 What amount of population do yon think your:i istrict could support? sod ia what way could theybe supported, in view of tbe market we bave for suchproducts as they could raiser

GENERAL INQUIRIES.45 Does your neighborhood or district offer any es-

pecial opportunity wherein capital or a Governmentsubsidy might be employed to advatage to developthe resources of tbe country, and attract Iminigra--jtion ?

t 40 What is the cost, in your neighborhood, of anative thatch bouse, made out of material on theland? Please to state cost of a house of given di-

mensions.j 47 What material most available in your neigh-porho- od

or district for fences. What tbe probablecost of different kinds of fence, per fathom or yard.V Sioad

Please addressHkc't Hawaiian Immioratioh Sociztt.

We particularly desire to call your attention toproducts suited for export. The Committee will behappy to give you full credit for your information intheir publinbed report.

This information in the bands of the ExecutiveCorrmittce of the Society will be, we doubt not, eoclassified and arranged, and put into such form beforethe public, ns to become of great value to all whomay desire to seek a home in these Island-- .

It is highly important that some pains should betaken by our residents to whom these enq-iiric-

s areaddressed, in preparing carefully considered answers.The gentlemen who bave this matter in hand, areworking veiy assidaously, and as it is a purelygratuitous labor oa their part for the publio good,we trust that they will be met in the same spirit, byall those addressed, and others, who may have beenaccidentally overlooked, who feel an interest in thewe'fare of the country.

We are requested to state that any person nethaving received a circular a above, and wiahfel togive information will have a blank forwarded to bUnon addressing the Secretary Hawaiian ImmigrationSociety. ,

foreign 3.&riisaflits.

WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD & CO..

Shipping & Commlvslon Merchants

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co.i2.iyssio.ir merchants,404 FROST JT.

Comer of Clay Street BA FRANCI3CO.

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Portland. O.

CORBITT & HACLEAY, ;

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Shippers and Dealers of Oregon Produce.

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Our Stock is the Largest .on the PacificCoa--t, aad v lnlt l ha

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FLINT. PEABODY & CO.,

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located la a fir proof brick ooiUiac, wo are prepared to receiveand dtepoeoof lalaad ataptea, each aadof r,B.ic,8?mpa. Pain,Coffee. Aa- -, to advantaire. Coosirnmenta especially aolldtedfor the Oregna market, to which peraooal attention trill be paid,and apoo. wticb eaah adrancea will be made when required.

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Hosolclc Krraacscca:til Waikt A Alk--n. ly

1. o. aaaaiLL. jos aicaakui

J. C. 3IERRILL --t Co.,Commission Merchants and Auctioneers

201 ani 204 California Street,

8an FranciHeo.AUSO. AOEXTS Of TIIB

San Francisco and Honolulu Packets.rartlealaraUentioagircn to the eale and parchaae of Ber

thaadiae, aolpa' ooatneaa, aapplrlng whaieehipa, negotiaUnfeachaa re- - .

XT All freight arriving at Saa Fraaciaco.by or to tha Boaoiala Lino ad PackeU, will beforwariad rasa or coaanaaio.

Xr ExAaa oa Iloaolola boagbt aad aoM. JdaaraaacaaMaaara, C. L-- Richarda A Co Honolala

tl. Uarkfrld A Co- ff. Brewer A Co.......Baaop A Co........ ............

DT.B.W. Woodlion. B.U. AUea........

42 iy

jsuixi:Xa-.iox- i

CLOTHS, DOESKINS!-- AN

7ST E3 3E3 X S !'

JUST RECEIVEDBY- -

GAGTLEJi COOKE.FXHXST BROAD CLOTH. .

Finest Black Eoeslcins. West of England ;

Finest All Wool Fancy Tweeds, suitablefor Slimmer Wear.

AISO, EXPECTED HI TIIE STEAMER,

ASSORTMENT OF TB0SK

HEAVY PRINTED WOVEN LINEN DRILLS.

for Gent's and Boy's wear.

"White Linen Duck!FINEST AND MEDIUM.

White Linen Duck, Heavy Cord.

The akie Csd will ,he Sld at the Lowest Passi-

ble Rates.Samples Sent to Vie Oiher Inlands if requested.

iy

Hay! Hay ! Hay.THE CNDERSIGNED ARE Kvisa; Prcaaed iialaa of

Prime Kaniania Hay,From taie, which thy win aril in qaantisiea to iuit.

apl4 tf WALKKK A ALLEX.

H-ia-a" promptly came aad bIpJ

fetaU. VVilU blankets ami oaknoi, aucceeae.1 in griiinS j.o,.

3ilni1istrnniis.

CHARLES LONGISJ"o. a AXoroliazit it..

I1ANO AM FOR SALE A SIT-yrr- iut

xmcut f

WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, PORTERS,

conrjiiviiB, o.KLIN ART. FERE ET F1LSC II A MI'AG N E. quarts aad piota.

Bet-ha- rd A Co.' Champajoe, qta. A pt.

Different Brands Cala. Champagne,, Vtoaru aoi pi-i- s.

! l Prirme CmnUnae C!rt. quarts ar.d pint;H. JulUo Medic CUrrt. quara anJ pints;

I Chaleaa LaSua Clairt, quart, aod pfnta;Cba'.eaa la Kcae C'tarrt.qoarta and pint;

' Clarrt la cask aod oa draairM,Caiilornia White Wine, on draavht;

Liebfraaroaillcb, Hockbeimer.

Huporior Cala. Hock!Direct from tbe ViaeyarJ, aad

W arraalrd Pare Jaire ! the Ctiat.PORT AND SHERRY WINES!

Caika aod Caaea.Fort and Sherry Wioea. on draught

Fioc Old I lir. direct from Cad:i;- C'jrdtala. in cut f lata drcaotera,

ParfaJt A ooar, Aoiaette, Kaa Verte,Creaoe de Caaaia. Aaa de Vie de Uantzic,

Coraoua, Abalotbe, Maraacbino,

KARTELL'S AND HENNESSEY'S BRANDY

la cak aadECPERI0R OLD BOCRBOX WHISKEY.

a Tew GaJUis f Saprlr Bsirken ThbWey,For Medici naJ ate.

PURE WHITE GIN la Qaarltr CaakatPare WhiU Oia in caaea. 4 doseo each; Oia in caaea. 2d seneach; Gin la caaea. 1 doaeo each; Gin in eaaea, 15 boUlea each!tiia in baa k eta, doaen eaca.

A LARGE ASST. OF BITTERS !

Anroatara. Boker'a, llatrlaod'a,I. X. U, llutobnidt't. PapUax.

camera aanaeaaaio, Fenet, Branca, Orange.

XT All toe above will be aold aa Cheap aa any other hoaaela the city, either la toad or duty paid.

ae7 NO TRAVELING AGENT EMPLOYED. 3n

BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS !

JUST RECEIVED !

EX D. C. MURRAY.JJOYS SCREWED CALP BOOTS.

Uoyo Screwed CairOzforal Ttea.Bay Srrrwrd Calf Balaaarnla.

Mlewa Cair Balaaaral. (acre wed)

Mra'i Cair Baraiarala. (atrrwr.)ALSO, A FINE LINE OF

BENKERT'S SHOE-WAR- E!

Alto, a full Ataortment of

GENT'S CLOTHING !

SUPEF1I0F1 FURNISHING GOODS !

Which will be Sold a! Price, to Sail the TIcnra 1

At M. MrlXERNV'S,06 3m Corner of Fort and Merchant Streeta.

TI3E0D. o. mmnOffers For Sale a Fine Assortment of

E.GUSI!,GERMMOEMI GOODS

JTJST

Per R. C. "Wylie,FROM BREMEN!

GOODS IN ALL STYLES & DESCRIPTIONS

Tho TRADE Is respectfullyvited to Examine.

QEMISEUUNOAUIAN M IXES,Superior French Claret.

Sparkling Wine in pints and quarts.

Bordeaux and Burgundy Wines

Genuine and Imitation Holland Gin in cases.

ALCOHOL, 98 Per Cent- - FULL PROOF.

Norwegian Pale Ale in pints and quarts.

OEJalillAlY IMJLK AJLE,Star Brand, in pints and quarts.

Kummel, Swedish Punch.

Ready Prepared Cocktail.

Morachino, Angastora Bitters.

AlsoKegs of Dutch Herrings,

Kegs of Sanerkohl.

German and Italian Sausages in tins,

Peas and.Asparagus in tins.

Kegs of Russian Spiced Anchovies,

Sardelles In glass.

cioa.rs,Genuine Turkish Tobacco !

IRON SAFES,

Fancy .Articles!CASES of TOYS and DOLLS.

AvC Ac

Jlior-tly- - Expected-- PER-

Ac.

in- -

COmiER, CEYJLOIV !

AND VIA PANAMA,

J5I1DIESSE VARIETY OF GOODS!

EXPRESSLY

Selected with the Greatest of CareaS FOR THIS MARKET. 3m

FOR RENT OR LEASE.THOSE TERT DESIRABLE PREMISESoa Bereuuua St. at present occupied by U. K. Hitcbeock,Eaq.. iDapcctor General of choo)a, aod adioioinz tbe

prcmiaea of Eer. Walter Frear; the hoaae comaioa an elegaatparlur. diaioitooo. three bed-roo- pastry and kitchro, bathtvoae aod aervaxita' hoaae, atable. etc.. aad ia located in apleaaant Deichbnrbood, aral aarroanded bj fardeo aad paataregroauda.

KnqQiref (06) IlfOO STANGENTI"ALI.

taeir bip. tb aip would have bn ailed iu,1Tlrf- - Y" i lacksa few months r completing hie sixty-seco- nd

now eat aay lbe broken timbers and ' to thewe inn

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F

F

F

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POR

pOR

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pOR

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giijtrtistmxnts.

BURLAPS,.1 O K MALE II T

BLANKETS,SALE

BREAD BUTTER,

COACH VARNISH,

CARTS, Horse and Hand,

COPPER PAINT,OR SALE BY

COTTON CANVAS,OR BT

CUMBERLAND COAL,OR SALE

OR SALE

R

R

r

R

R

11 V

B 1

B V .

R B V

B V

O

O

DENIMS,B Y

OUNNY BAGS,SALE II Y

HOOP IRON,MALE BY

HALEHAMS,

B Y

BREWER

BREWtR

ANDSALE

MALE

SALE

SALE

UI'.EWEK

BREWER

BREWER

BREWER

BKEWK.R

BREWER

BREWER

ASH. SPRUCE OAK PLANK,OR SALE BY

BREWER

PLOWS, all Styles.SALE BY

PAILS, Hoops,SALE BY

MANILA ROPE, all Sizes,OR SALE BY

STOVES, Asst'd. Sizes,SALE BY

OR SALE

TAR & PITCH,S A L. K U Y

ZINC,B Y

uiT. ET!? c& CO-hav- e

HAND3-- 8, 1- -2, 3-- 4. 1,2 AND

COPPER TUBING, lecgtLa from fet;

Galvanized Corrugated Roofing, 2Cx84 inches;

Canes Tin all sizes;

Sheet Brass and Soft Solder,

Galvanized Plain Sheet Iron, gauge

Sheet Copper, anl all

Lead

Also, .FewCOOKING STOVES!

At Old Prices.

-- ALSO-Just Arrived per C. WylieBarrel. Sheet Zinc,

Cases Sheet Tin,

C.

Block Ac, &c.

Also, Expected per CeylonASSORTMENT OF STOVES,

Rivets, tinned black, lbs.

EXTRA 3 PLY AMERICAN RUBBER HOSE!Which warrant beat article made.

Plain Hose Bibb Cocks,

Sink and Bath Tub Pings,

Water Closet3,

Sprinklers, Ho9e Couplings Nozels,

Deck Screws,

Can Openers,Tinned Cast Iron SinkB,

Galvanized Elbows. T's. Union Connlins--- .

Douglass Lift Pumps,

AU of which V.ey

and

they

and

Offer For SalePrices.

this Estahlhhment Set

Free f Charge.

C. A Co.

C. o Co--

C. A Co.

C. A Co.

C. ir Co.

C. A Co.

C. A Co,

C. A Co.

C. A Co.

C. 4 Co.

C. If Co.

C. 4-- Co.

&

C. A Co.

3

C. A Co.

C. A Co.

C. A Co.

C. A Co.

C. i, Co.

C. & Co.

3

in 6 to 15

& 16 to 2G

.

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2 to 6

ran to be the

1-- 2 to 1 1-- 2 in.

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0 to

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-- T" a large stock ofSheet and other in tiieir line, theyare and other orders atprices satisfactory to and at

at Reasonable

Pirchased

Having Copper Tubing,Copper, Materials

prepared Plantation

9 KAAHUMANU STREET.jj JCST ABOVE THX BANK.

Salmon,OP THE PACKING OP 1871.

lo rood order, for tale at a very lowrjgure, iu onlr to clow a roanicnmrfit.

oel U. 4 CO.

Ivtkkior Nov. l'Jth. 1572.

BREWER

BREWER

BREWER

BRKWER

BREWER

BRKWER

BREWER

BREWER

BREWER

ONINCH

Plate,

Lead,

ii'aned clean, sizes;

Pipe.

R.

Tin,

FULL

House

Patent

Tacks.

SUtcs

tofZseller,

No.

HACKFF.T.D

Omer.

FACIPIO! 1 (. i. i candor, but courting the favor or ltjrtcatinjr tbe; vL'Dlllinrrrt11 "V nnrrilSrr r aoon. U rHafur 9;.T.intbtng.I

j wad heaniiT to ua;:ott.ewholtAm;riea. rr TTzr r . r - .'v:. .r - --.rr DeooleJ OQ a bioftd m i.f uqIviTniI ama'.tT

sat cuda r. yor. 23.

i Twenty-Eig- ht Days Later.ARRIVAL OF THE " AJAX."

Tlie I. S.. N. Z. t A. S. t. Atnx. Capt. Iiowfll., arrived Wedmstlaj moraiDir, lu dyg an J ISLoiua

from .Sn Fraacl-c- o, bt inking datn to ib- - .thicsunLOur tli.tiika are due to I'urer Alley for lut biosand

' The L.ea U voluniinuus. ext.cdiug over a periodI of lueuljf eit our last UUelkjieuce Jioui iLe

ouU-ivl- e wur.U Vcing up to tctijtjer lit- -.J I'resiJeti; Grm a? Lwu ol course iriaiiipbamJyj elecied. bavs tiie Uuhriiu of itm U;b :

Tue prupui U--Ui ct tue l.epubiicau ictoiy ia-- i

create, (jrunt Las carried iweutj-uiu- e .Statea cer--jtainly. and more probably. Tbe following list of

! majoiiiies Lj simply astouudiDg :

Peana Ira-i-ia !5,0OO .Nsw JerevM aaa&cb act u .

i

--Jictiao....Illinois.Iowa

. . . .: New York...' Ohio

Maine .......Kauaaa

... "Sil North CaxoJ.ua... .

... 55.UVO Caiifaroia ........ Rtiode l.iaxxl... W.ouO New HauipaUire. ..47,71? Mautisaii'pi. ...... .... 40.000 Set Virginia... ...

. .. o.0uo Connecticut ,

. .. b,3 VireiuiaIudiaua 23,0oO Arkanaa.Minoeaota .0,000 OrtonVermont 17,uOo: NevadaVVUeouaiD 10. boo Delaware

Carolina. Nebraska.............Aiaoaxua

14.00010,0u0lO.OuO !

.3o6.000 .

-- .000 i

3,0o0 ,

ioooi

Houth 15,000 It0o0o,ouo;-

Tbe majorities In thes. 29 States aggregate about7,000. 'lbeu Louii-iaoi- a aad Tenuessee may have

to be added to the li.t. Greeley's majorities mKentucky, Maryland, Geortia aud Florida, and inMissouri, Louisiana aud Tennessee, should beprove to have carried them, will not be enough toreduce Grant's net popular majority to 600,000. It '

will be lett at least double the majority be re- - j

ceived in 1868. His eiectorial vote, from tbe 9 '

States in our table, will be 2G1, whereas be ouly j

needs 18- - to elect. j

As predicted by us some time since, tbe whalers j

Gnd they have made a mistake in going to .San '

FranciMJO. From private letters it is reported that j

tlio ships Marengo, Midas, James Allen, Progress, j

and Kuropa, are ordered to Honolulu. We clip j

the following Ir-- ui the Bulletin of the 9th :During the past lew days the following whalers

have been lying otf aud on just outside the Heads,awaiting orders, the captains having come ashoreto telegraph for instruciions from the owners at theEast: Alaska. Jireh 1'erry, Josej'liim', n

Light and Trident. Tbe Surttern Light and Ja.se-phin- e

have sailed, and the Jinh Perry and Tridentwill sail to-ila- y or Ttiev uo to Panamato reship Oil and Bone. It is probable that the !

cargoes ct the others will be consolidated and sentborne by one or two of tbe whalers uow tu port.

Tbe Webb steamship line which has beenfor the past year between Sun Francisco. Ho-

nolulu. Auckland aud Sydney, ha recently beenorganized under the laws ot New lork, with fourDirectors in New York and three in San Francisco.The names areas follows: W. II. Webb (Presi-dent), Theodore P. Wood, George P. Lowery andParker Handy, New York ; Lloyd Tevis.D.O. Millsand S. F. Lutterworth. San Francisco. Tbe Com-pany now have tbe 4juje,eiva and Nebraska andMill soon have the Lkikota aud Santiago de Cuba oatbe route between Situ Francisco aud Auckland.

Melbourne, Australia, is now in telegraphio com-munication with London by way of Batavia, Bombay,etc.

It is reported on British authority that from 80,--uuu.uuu to p.,ow,uw Dusueis 01 wneat will De re-

quired by the English market, over and above theLome production, this year.

From China there is news of a great flood. At Yo-

kohama, Otto Wonnuth, an American, has been fined700 by the United States Consul for beiug impli-

cated iu the coolie trade.MiES Agnes Livingstone, daughter of Dr. Living-

stone, publishes a letter received from her fatherthiougb Stanley, complimentary to the Herald andthe Americans uud most geuerous to Stanley.

The indications seem favorable to the adoption bythe French National Assembly of constitutionalamendments making Thiers President for life, cre-ating an upper chamber or IIoHse of Congressand the ollice of Vice-Preside- aud establishing arestricted rage.

By a vote of 145 to the House of Nobles ofPrussia has defeated the Government measure formunicipal reform. This in the face of a threat fromthe Minister of the Iuterior that a defeat of tbemeasure would be a signal for a dissolution of theDiet. - The Emperor therefore, dissolved the DietNov. l.and will appeal to the country in a newelection. The new Diet is to meet on the 12th of Nov.

Russell, British Minister at Berlin, has set afloatan intrigue to iuduce the Emperor William not toapprove the De Haro Channel as the boundarybetween the United States and Vancouver Island.Bancroft writes the State Department from Berlinthat the Emperor William has decided in favor of theStrait De Haro aB h true boundary line. This is a'lisarnointmer-- f Enaocf. .

London, Nov. 7. The Presidential election inthe United States i.i tbe principal topic in themorning: papers. Tbe prevailing sentiment isiavorable to the Administration. The cbiel subjectol complimentary notice is tbe orderly manner iuwhich tbe elections were conducted. Much sur-prise is expressed at the completeness of tbe Re-publican triumph.

City of Mkxico. Nov. 1. via Havana. Nov. 7.Tbe election for President of Mexico resulted inthe almost unanimous choice of Lerdo de Tejada.The programme of the course the President pro-poses for himself bus been made public, and maybe condensed into this phrase "Little politics,and much administration.-- ' Since a few days ago,the newly-electe- d President has ceased to exerciseany of the extraordinary powers with which he isinvested.

Pakis, Nov. 7. There is great enthusiasm inRbeims over the evacuation of tbe city by theGermans. Tbe buildings were decorated yesterdaywith tbe French colors and with flowers. At nightthere was a illumination. The theatrewas opened last eveniug for the first time since theoccupation ot the city.

London. Nov. 6 The Daily Telegraph, referrineto tbe of Graut, says no one deservesbetter Irom bis country or is worthier of a placeamong tbe illustrious men who have twice held thePresidential office. England lias had cause tocomplain of many things, but President Grant'spolicy toward her has never been willully petulantor hostile.

The Telegraph hopes that tbe United States willnow take care of Mexico and Cuba. It believesthat tbe West and not tbe East demand their attention.

New Yore, Oct 30. Mrs. Horace Greeley diedthis morning at the residence ol Alvin Johnson.She had two chills during the night, and passedpeacefully away. Her wiil take place atnoon on Friday'lroni Rev. Dr. Cbapin's church.

The trial of Mayor Hall under an indictment forconspiracy to delraud the city or New iork wasbegun yesterday in tbe Court ot Oyer and Terminer.

Philadelphia, Nov. C. Gen. Georee G. Meadedied at bis residence this evening of pneumonia

Small-po- x has taken the form of a friiratiulepidemic in bt. Louis.

A Washington special says, in speaking of speculations with regard to Cabinet changes, tbat representative colored men neauea by rredenckDouglas and John M. Langston, tbe colored lawyer.are bringing pressure to bear to secure a cabinetappointment lor one of their race. Tbe t ashing- -ton Star last evening says, a movement is alreadycd toot to have Langston appointed AttorneyGeneral.

THE

general

New York, Nov. 8. A Washington special reportsthe following as President Grant's views on his reelection : His first election he considers as an honorpaid for his military services; his second, the Nation s approval of bis political administration and

I the popular vindication of his personal characters--J0u?ltl33 Lillt and OTCe JrUmpS I ng before the lhuadelphiaconvenuon,ne foresaw

buyer

warranted

iuneral

his success by the nomination by the coalitionists andit gratified him inasmuch as it narrowed the contestto two candidates, besides the character of the oppo-sition parties gave complete assurance of the result.tie was surprised at the attngnt received by someRepublicans at the Baltimore nomination, and he wasthereafter urged by political friends to make variouschanges in his cabinet. Many of his friends hadwondered at his indifference, but one helping causeof that indifference, which was known to but few,was his knowledge of the f ict that during the cam-paign the RepuMican National Committee had apicket in every Greeley camp of any consequencefrom one end ot the country to the other, and knewday by day every phase of tbe coalition and the situation, as well as tbe coalition managers themselves.A Card Irani Greeley The Future of the

Tribune."New York, Nov. 6. The Tribune

publishes tbe following :

A Card. lbe undersigned resumes tne editorship of the TWdune. whicn he relinquished on em-barking in another line of business six months ago.Henceforth it --hall be his endeavor to make this a

r,K. II. M. Will i ."r. s,

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I thorciiiihlj inJi-poi- i Jont joarnitl. trraiin? a'l partiesand Dolilical inovt'U!-ni- i with iuJicial fftirn anJ

Lee

extra

c a - - rfi and impartial suCr-- e. ho will do so. For tbej present, however, he can best commend that cou-- j

summation by Mlnce and forbearance.The victors iu our late struggle can tardly fail

I to take tbe whole subject of Southern rights andi wrongs into early and earnest consiih-rauon- . and

to them, fur the present, t f tbe niA'.UT. sincehe will never a.iin be a candidate for any oEcf,aud is not in full accord with rither of the urealpru-- e which bare L.il!i-rt- o divitit-- d tbe country.

He will be aide, and will endeavor lo tive a! wider and stoadii r rogard to the prorrs of ?cifnce.

indu.-ir-y and the tw-!c- l art,, th in a pat tian journalcan do. He wiil uot be pnvi to li e mdu'grncecf those bitit--r personalities which are recognizedas the bane of journalism. Susiaiued by thesepenerous purpose- - ire will do hi bt to make the

i Tribune a powt-- r in the broader field it now con--!templates, as when human freedom was in peril it

: was in tbe areua of political partisanship.? Signed. IIora k Gbkelkt.'

During the middle and latter part cf October, aserious epidemic prevailed auiang the horse i.i tbeAtlantic cities, by which iu ne locality as many asforty thousand wore d.sablvd atone time, causingmuch loss and iuterruption of business and travel.Says an exchange : The disease does not appearto differ essentially from pneumonia, beginningwith a catarrh, aud as it coim-- at the close of thewarm season, alter the debilitating influence of a

r,5oo occur, may be attributed to the want of care inprotecting tbe horse against sudden atmosphericchanges. Under the same circumsiances. men areattacked in a manner not very dissimilar.

London, Not. 3. The horse disease has appearedin several places in Devonshire. It is especiallysevere in Tiverton and vicinity

H. HAOKFELD & CO.

OFFER FOR SALE

THE FOLLOWING GOODS I

just !ti:ci:ivt:i

HAW'N BARK R. C.WYLIE!122 DAIS FROM BREMEN.

PRINTS, LAWNS, MUSLINS,

White and Blue Cottons, and Drills,

Blue Denims, Burlaps, Mosquito Netting,

Blue and White Flannels, White Moleskin,

Assorted Bed Quilts,

Assorted Silk, Cotton and Linen Handkerchiefs,

White Impeiial Linen, Assor ed Towels,

Socks and Stockings, Assorted Threads,

Assorted Shawls and Plaids,

Woolen Blankets, red, white, green, blue & gray.

Fancy Flannel Shirts,

Fine Cloths aud Cashmeres.BEDFORD CORDS,

LININGS, &c, for Tailors use.

Fine Silks and Woolen Goods for LadiesDresses,

Bunting, assorted colors, French Merinos,

Veil Barege,

Assorted Perfumery, Lubin's Extracts, &c.

Assorted English Saddles,

French Calfskins, Paints and Oils,

A full Assortment of German, French and English

GROCERIES!Rhine Wines, Champagne, Scotch Ales,

German and Norwegian Ales, Gin, Sherry,

Bff A5tl WA II IE 2

Butchers' Knives, Pen aud Pocket Knives,

Scissors, Perforated Brass Centrifugal Linings,

Babbitt's Metal, Banca Tin, Tin Plates,

Fence Wire, Galvanised Iron Pipes,

Sheet Zinc, Best Refined Irons,

Assorted Qualities Nei dies.

Silver Plated Forks, Spoons and Ladles,

&c, &c, &c, &c.

Combs and Brushes,

Fancy Goods, Toys and Riding Whips!Assorted Cordage,

Portland Cement, best brands.

Blacksmiths' Coals, Tar and Pitch,

Fire Clay, Fire Sand, Fire Bricks,

Oak Boats for coas'ers,

A Small Lot of Superior

CUSTOM MADE FURNITUREConsisting of

Mahogany Sideboard, with Marble Slab Si Mirror

Ditto Dining Table,

Rosewood Centre Table, ditto Sofa,

Cane Seat Folding Chairs,

FINE HAVANA and GERMAN CIGARS !

in full assortment and at various prices,

Music Boxes, Glass Beads,

And Many Other Goods too Numerous to

aep7Specify.

tf

Ladies' Ice Cream SaloonAND

GENTLEMEN'S LUNCH 1.0031 !

Iff-- . ROBERT RYCROFT WOULD RES.1 M. pectfully announce to the 1'ahlic that he baa

Opened on Fort Street !Oppoalle Willinma Furniture War.

hoaae an

Ice Cream Saloon for Ladies !

ICE CREAM, CAKE, TEA AND COFFEE !

at all hear.HOT LIXCH DAILV FROM 12 TO 2.

Hoping to be able to meet the reqairementa of those whomay favor him with their patronage,

He Invites all to Give Him a CalL

R. RYCROFT,Practical Plumber, Fort Street, nextfa door to the Uovcriiment lard.Orders for n use or Ship Work promptly attended to.

New Cigar and Tobacco Store.CXDERSIG.VEIJ BKUS TUSOTIFVT.HE Public generally that he has opened the above

boaineaa at the Store at

r.5 ly

in

44 FORT STREET,Where he will keep constantly on hand the4est brands of

CIGARS AM- - TOBACCO,MEErtSCHACM AND OTHER PIPES,

A large assortment of tbe latest style.

Soda Water and Ginger Pop.Re will also be found ready to ire his prompt attention to

orders In his line n a Machinist and Engineer.ju8 If , THOMAS LACK.

i

1HL a. IBS, UJ "S77"

CUTLERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION !

.CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

Oreat JSmmX. of Xlollowwciro tViz : Sauce pans. Fry Pans, Tea Kettles, Iron Pots and Furnac Boilers,

Galvanized Iron Tub from 14 to 30 inches ;

Galvanized Iron Buckets, 10, 11, 12, 13 Inches,

Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Caps, Cartridges, Powder, Shot and Ball.

Seine and Wrapping Twine, Fish Hooks and Lines !

KEROSENE LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS I

DOWNERS AND DEVOE'S BEST KEROSENE OIL!DIRECT FROM THEIR FACTORIES, EXPECTED SOON TO ARRIVE.

Dealers desiring to purchase the GENUINE ARTICLE at a Low Figure, will forward theirorders immediately.

We would also call the attention of Local and Country Dealers to our fresh stock of

HUBBUCK'S BEST PAINTS AND OILS I

Just Received, the Largest and Best Assortment in the Market.

Brushes of every kind and quality,Byaxn's 8 Card Matches, on hand and to Arrive.

PURE MANILA AND NEW ZEAtANO CORDAGE IBits, Bridles and Spurs, Mule Collars and Haines,

Ox Chains, Trace Chains, Topsail Chains,

Bar Steel and Iron, Wrot Nails,

Cut and Wrot Spikes.

ISTow is tlio Tiixxo to --Buy good Goods at 30 per cent, belowtheir Real Value, at tho

Concrete Block, Nos. 95 and 97 King Street, Honolulu.

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HAYSELDEN BROS. TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING

That they have received per --Nevada !

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THE FOLLOWING

SEASONABLE GOODS ILadies' Assorted Summer Costumes in every fashionable style-- of trimming.

Fancy Dress Goods in every texture,

Ladies' Elegant Berlin Opera Cloaks,

Ladies' Corsets in the following shapes, Balmoral, Scarboro, Alexandra, Arabian, Summer

Lev ton, Empress, Belgravian and Magdala. Also, Thompson's Glove Fitting and

French Stays, Single and Double Coutille,

Ladies' Hemmed Stitch Cambric Handkerchiefs (very broad hem),

LADIES' FIRST CHOICE JOSEPHINE'S AID JOUVLVS KID GLOVES

In assorted shades of color.

Gent's Assorted Sizes, Colored. Black and White do.

Ladies' Lisle Thread Gauntlets, Taffeta do., &c, tc, tc.

China Grasselotb assorted, China Pongee Silk, China Crape Dress Good..

A rich assortment of Plain Black and Bullion Silk Fringes.

Also, Every Fashionable Color in Silk Fringes.

We make our BLACK FRENCH SILKS a SpecialityFor November and December.

As an inducement for those who wish to make a Handsome Christmas or New Year's

Gift, to purchase at a Seduction of Fifteen Per Cent, from our former prices.

Ladies' Alpine Sunshades, Indies' Parachutes in (recherche) assortment,

Ladies' assorted small and medium Umbrellas,

Ladies' Parasols in plain colors, Children's Parachutes, silk lined.

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0MER00S & HOYLE'S FINEST ENGLISH PRINTS!in Light, Medium and Dark Ground.

A few pieces (very pretty) Summer Muslin, Assorted French Brilliantes and Percales,

New Invoice of Embroidery Trimming for ladies' Underclothing !

Boy's Fancy and Plain, Straw, Tuscan, Leghorn and Bice Straw Hats,New Ribbons and Black and Colored Velvets,

All tbe colors in Genoa and Lyons piece Velvet,

Fancy Silk Braiding and Tassels, Ladies' Elegantly Finuhed Leather Bags,

OUR rtt.l.CIII.:STER DEPARTMENT is well ASSORTED !

ONE PIECE PINK DRESS SATIN !Gent's Drees, Plain, Ruffled, Regatta and Scotch Twill Shirts,Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Hose, Silk Undershirts, Drawers, Merino Drawers and Undershirts,Gent's Crimean and Silk Mtixure Shirts in great variety,Silk End Puggarees, Gent's Custom made Clothing, Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Oil, Jko., Ac.

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HAYS Eli DEIV RROS.,Williams' Fire-Pro- of Building, Fort Street.