THE FACiriOCommercial' w .. A . .

i a published 'j1'ivory Saturday Morninir, XX M to a of AtlVortllU

pae. aaaaawrvd hi fi aw a.'js' II .BY J. H.JBLACK. ara Trsw. 1 w.

CI,, km if f.Iwud aerlptiwMa. ft.OO n Trnr I ' t I '3.H f,r Sim Month. L" ( I waJ ' ' IMllM

Thf 'i-- r ti-- nc-- i r par--r frwrji Jo a.iy p.rttitnka ia 7 .'41 p--r annum, whirh iwl-al-- Hawaiian

All ppn I' Kiir iJti ria v ill m rhar-r- l

tn p ta-- irBnclrl at the p tBC, w&irn vsrirt fr"tn 4! S eii rQ rrh aiaato pMrr. XJ

LT imraimo PirilLI ALwava 4 A raw a w.a m

ET fr all ptrta ' cbe Pacific w

CT Per-:- , rsidins; In any part of th- - United Sutra, canrn the aaaow-it af sabsrription daea fr thi paper inAOHTwr pmta;e tamp.

r PLAIN AND FANCY

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING '

ir HiLL-n-r r!, vlttino. bwink;! and a.vhyCAKM printed in the hijjh-- t style of l5. art. .

'.'-- '. Tb Voiceless. .

IT Olltll WOMIL NOLHra. I

We roataA the lwvk ly rw thai realVbrrv the awrrt-ailir- g aing.ra luu.f.r;

but Vf their aiavfH .iala-s'-e bftlMTa aUd AiMmi, arh u.op to iiunt-- r 1

A t-- ran ! o the augir liu,A Boiy fame U pruud la to lh--

AUa fut IB"M thai new sii(,Bal d. ib all ihrir musir in thiu !

Nayj grieve fur Ike ttVa4 alone,Vknac auof baa twtd iMf bearl'. ead storjr ;

Weep for thr voiceless, who have knownThe rroaa but tvA the crown of glory '.

No! where Leoradian breeaea sweepO'er HapphVs memory haunted billow,

Bui wha-r- Ibe gliatetiing oij(lit-dw- a wrepOn aaanelea aorrowa churchyard pillow

f b, heart tbal brrmk And (ire no aign,Have whitening lipa And faded Crees,

Till Death pours oat his cordial wine,low drnpped from Misery's crushing press

If singing breath or echotog chordTo erary Biddes paug were g' eo,hat enrllesa melmJiea wereAs sl as Esrth, as sweet as lira Ten !

, VARIETY.j,"Six feet in ln'u Blockings !" exclaimed Mrs.

FurtingtoD. Whj Ike baa onljr two in hia, and1 can dctct k?p 'em damed at that!" . , ..

The Milwaukee girl who was arreetrd for steal-ing a jAir of ehoea to wear to Sunday echool uajshe will nerer trj to lie good again.

Master Willie (who has just been described byvisitor as "Such an intelligent little fellow!")

Papa, has thegeo'lutu brought my new booU?"Far (who doesn't see what is coming) " Boots,Willie? Why, what makes you ask?" MasterWillie Caune, wlien he came 'fore you said hewas a Buob ; and 1 aeked Juno what a ' tnob was,and she said a BhoeIBaker., , . ; . '

A' colored man, em ployed as a deckhand on apropeller, was runhing around town yesterday andinquiring where the polls were. Polls? polls?"repeated a citizen. why, there is no election go-

ing on now." " There haint ?" No, sir." Theman stood for a moment booking greatly disap-pointed, and tlicn turaed for the river with theremark : "'And now de programufl is to find datsleek young man ho said dey was paying six dol-

lars a piece for Toters."

Contrite. A young gentleman who attendeda party in Austin, a short time since, banded tpa lady, with whom he was bat slightly acquainted,a motto bearing the following inscription:

- -- What perfect, what ecstatic bllas,To print npoo thy lips a hiss.

The Reveille says that when the yoang lady's bigbrother's Dumber ten 'boot got through foolingaround under the young gentleman's coat tails hewent out into the gUent air and. murmured thatbe didn't write the motto, and wouldn't kiss herir she would bold her mouth open with a sii?erknife and fork and get down on her knees and beghim to. - '

A St. Paul mother recently took her fifteen- -

year-ol- d daughter to a party as a special favor. not that she intended the child should " come out'for some tima' yet.'--' That parent was rather aston-

ished to find that the "little girl" knew nearlyevery society man about town, understood thefigures of the German," and could taSk like amagpie. - '

The other day a Detroit husband was readingin a newspaper that the premonitory symptomsof insanity were a wild look, flushed face, ihickspeechAc, ni 00 handed it to Uia wife and re-

marked: "Mary, if I ever come home lookingthat way you'll know what it meats, and ydu'llknow whattodo.V " Yes, darling," she softlyreplied as sho laid the paper down, " I'll have anemetic and a club waiting for yon ; ; : , .

A Milwaukee belle, attending a theatre ly,

complained in one of the scenes that thelight was too dim to see the acting properly."Won't you try this glasB?" asked ber escort,banding her bis lorgnette. Hastily covering thesuspicious looking object with her handkerchief,she placed it to ber lips, took, a long pull andhanded it back in disgust, saying, " Why, thereain't a drop in it!"

They are about to have, an hospital in London,between a railway and a grave-yar-d. Figarosays the "situation" will appeal to those on theone hand thus:

Hark! from the train a doleful sound !

.-- Thine ear attend the cry - ;

and on the other band, competitively, thus : ;

. Ye lit ing men, come view-- the groundv' Where you must shortly lie !

Poor Youth. A watering-plac-e correspondentwrites: A beautiful young lady was walkingarm and arm with a youpg man an evening or(WO ago, lniO WIIOWJ cjtru one nuuiusmile: It's a lovely evening," said the fair one." Yes," replied her attendant. They were silentand walked on. :"It was a lovely evening yes-

terday," said the beautiful young girl, as theycame round again. "Yes," meekly answeredthe young man, evidently at a loss what to say.Thej came around a third time, and it was histurn now. " I hope it will be a lovely eveningto morrow," said he. . " So do I," eakl she.- - Theeavesdropper arose, lookedtoff on the water, fromwhich the tints of the setting sun had not gone,and wondered whether all beautiful women werelike this one. ,

Jaw Breakers. A Vicksburger wbo prideshimself on hia choice language was over in Louis-

iana, and. stopping at a farmhouse to get a drinkof water, the. woman remarked that the cropsstood in gTeat need of rain. " Yes,-rai- n is thegreat desideratum," be replied, as he banded thedipper back. "Mary! Mary !". jelled the wo-

man in loud tones. A white-heade- d girl of six-

teen came out of the back room in response to thecall, and the mother continued, " Take a squarview of him, Mary ! He don't look as if he knewenough to plough cotton, and yet he just got off

a word as long as irom uvrc w mo mui-- .i

back, and he may be holdin on to more !" TheVicksburger walked right away from there.

Chicken on the Bralv. There is a certain in-

dividual by the name of Jainea Stewart, who isa talented but excentric individual, and has aweakness for chickens. On one occasion beingfound near a poultry-yar-d under suspicious circum-stances, he was interrogated rather sLarplv bythe owner of the premises, fta follows : u Well,Jim, what are you doing here!" "Oh, nuffip,nuffia ; jest walkin' roun'." This answer wouldhave been satisfactory had it not been for Jim'shat. This was a rather worn sort felt, a gooddeal too large for the wearer's head, and it seemed

"unusual in hats. Soto have a motion entirelythe next inquiry was" what is the matter with

our hat?" " Mv bat? dat's an ole hat. Teefond ob dat hat." " Well, take it off, and let'slook at it." "Take off dia hat .No sah. I aketch cold in my bead, sartain. Always keepmv hat on when I'm out o'doora." And with

that Jim was about beating a hasty retreat, when,

at bis first step, a low kluk, kluk, klok," was

beard, coming only too clearly from the region of-- - bis neaagear. aui :

S stopped, and forced to remove hia hat,.

when a- - i ir t.i,:AirAn iiiniruvi fin l mill ran

hastily away? Th--wr with which the culprit gaedafter it was arto for a painter. It expressed,

perfection, voider and perplexity blended, but

riIflXmseir, and accounting lor so r" an inciden- t-" Well, if dat am t de

funniest ting I ebber did see ! Why, dat dar chick-

en must have cluin up de leg of my pantaloons.

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Vol; XX-N-O. 21;" 7 r IIOXQI ULU. HjVAII AN 181 ANDSr NO VKMliKR 20, IS75. WHOLE NO. 1017.

. tfttSllttSS CtarflS. tittswtss viaias. . ; i

, W. G. IRWIN & Co.. H. R..M0FFITT. M. D..a ikklnV ul'UI'lllVTii

n.lZ Honolulu, II. I.

BROWN & CO.,vtuiiUTL'im IVII 1)1.' tl.l KS a A I, KM.

1 WINKS AND ?p"lKrT.. AT WHOLKjJALK.u Ii.8!ll Honolala. H. I

Tg0S; - THRUM,' r'tiTATHlXKR. NKWS DK.U.ER M

bO)K BINDKK, Merchant hlrrt, Honolulu, Ii. I.c9 ly

. H..HACKrELD.&.Co.. ,

c:OM.MftSSIUX. AtKNTS.CiEN'KKAL HONOLULU.

A s. CLRuUosa. , JMO. R. SMITHIK

A. Si CLEGHORN & Co.,KKS AND ..WIlOlaKSAIaK AXDIMPORTUKAI.KKd IN

Cenoral Merchandise.Corner Queen and Kaahumanu 8ia, "

09 ly Naa.inu St., and Curnrr and Hotel ?ts.

H. E. McINTYRE & BROTHER,FEED STORE AND BAKERY.GROCERV. of King and Fort Streets,

ii 1 i n roV IfCHULAN & CO.,

VI PO RTERS OP AND DEA LERS INI CHINA GOODSOf all descrfptlons, and la all kinds of Dry Goods. Also, con-

stantly od hand, a superior quality of Hawaiian Rice.

o3 Nuaana Street, lTonolulo. lj

ALLEN & CHILLINQWORTH, ;

"KAWAIIIAE, HAWAII.( OXTIM'E THE GENERALWILL and gHIPi'INQ BLSINrS at the

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

brated Kawaihae Potatoes, and such other recruits as arerequired by whale ships, at the shortest notice and on themost reasonable terms. (au23 ly) f IKKWUOP ON II AND

RICHARD F. BICKERTON,At JuJscs Jones' Office, Merchant St.

AND DEBTS COLLECTED.BILLS drawn. Copying, Book Keeping,Mortgages, gales and Leases of Houses and

Lands negotiated, and General Com-de3- 6

misaion carefully executed. L3m"

LEWERS & DICKS0N7IN LUMBER A ND BUILDINGDEALERS Materials. Port Street. ly

TH03. THRUM, .

ON GOI.U,SlliVll. xska,ENGRAVERCJTENCIL CUTTER IN PLANTATION.K7 Busioessana name Fiates. 091 ly

WING CHONG TAI & CO.,BAKERY. ' CORNER OPHONOLULUKing and Maunakea Streets. ly

S. BOTH.B. FISCBKR.

FISCHER & ROTH,IT ERCIIANT TAILORS. 38 FORT ST.,iJ. VSl Honolulu, H. I. ly

mLLiTGHAEI & CO.,AND DEALERS IN HARD--IMPORTERS

Cutlery, Dry Goods, Paints and Oils, and General sMerchandise.

037 No. 95 King Street, Honolulu. If

. EDWARD T. O'HALLORAN,TTORNEY AND SOLICITOR. IS ACA .THORUSD to lend from $200 to $10,000 on Mortgag-o- f

Freehold at lowest rates of Interest, TT Agents to Low.oOvand in all parts of Australia. , ; t ,'t'OFFICB on Fort Btreet,C(opposUc Mr. Ira RiohasJson s

V71 imStore) Honolulu.

HYMAN BROTHERS,WM PORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL1' PKALERS.JN s v.,

pry Goods, Clothing, Hats Kurhishiog Goods, Ladles' and; GeoU Boots and Shi s lankee h'otions, r- -.t

Capt. Snow's Building, fro. 0 Merchant St. Honolulu'. 987 iy

WILDER & CO.,iRS TO DOWSETf At CO.

. Corner Fort and Queen 8ts.Dealers 1n Lumber, raiots.- - Oil, Safh, Salt, and Building

984 . ' ' Materials, of etery kind,. ly

sTb7dole,a TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE OVER

Richardson's Store, coraer of Fort and Merchant Streets933 . Honolulu. . ly

"-- li"HT DAVIES,";

(Late Janton, Green & Co.

AND COMMISSION MERC-HANT,IMPORTER ags-h-t ro

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

Company.9St Fire Proof Buildings, Kaahumanu and Queen Sts. ly

dr. a s. CUMMINGS, 'HOMrjCOPATHIST. 63 FORT STREET.m m ii..iinin ii i

S. MAGNINAND D E A LER- - IVIMPORTER Hats and Caps, Furnlsbing Goods, Sc.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR PVLV JXD HIDES

983 Fort Street, Honolulu, II . I. ly

F--f A. SCHAEFER & CO., 1

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MER- -Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. 974 ly

C. S. BARTOW,A UCTIONEER. SALESROOM ON Q.UEEN

975 Street, one door from Kaahumanu. ly

jTporter GREEN,"AND COUNSELOR AT LA W.

ATTORNEY door to Dr. H. Stangenwald, Merchant tt.876 - .

y

cecil brown;A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LA W.

XlL NOTARY PUBLIC and Agent for taking Acknowledg-

ments of Instruments for the Island of Oahu.No. 8 Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu, II. 1. . 9.8 ly

" eTstrehz, 'APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST

Corner Fort and Uotel Streets.

Keeps open every SATURDAY KYENING. 97a ly."

' f" M. McINERNY,AND DEALER IN CLOTHI-

NG BooU, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Jewelry. Perfumery,Pocket Cutlery, and every description or Gent's SuperiorFinishing Gols. IT Benkerf. Fine CaJ Dress Boots,

1Myil0C0BSsi'r Foar asd Mbbchast SraitKTd. 973 ly

T 17 w. PEIRCE & CO., ,(Successors to-.C- . L-- i Richards & Co.),

CHANDLERS AND GENERALCOM-MISSI0- N

MERCHANTS. Honolulu, Hawanan Islands.

E. P. ADAMS,A UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MER-"- z

CHANT.Queen Street, Honolulu, H. I. 9"- - F,

AFONG & ACHUCK,TM PORTERS. WHOLESALE AND RETAILi "Dealers ia General Merchandise. Fire-pro- Store. Nuua-nuStree-

97d 1r:

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

J next door to C. K. iiliams, Honolulu. 970

. a. W. LilSK.i. raiBL.

FRIEL & LAINE,riKOCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS,aji ramny tarocrrx aiina ic -

52 Fort Street.. Honolulu. - 970 ly

v E3fHITCHC0CK,TTORNEsAT LAW,

HILO, HAWAII.Bills'prooiptly collected. v

617 ly

EON. LATE U.S.SVH.il I j oilie in Sailoku, Maui.

CHUNG FAA",

IN ALL KINDS OF GENTS CLO--"

DEALER UOOTi AND FIIUIB1. '.. lo Ladk-- s

Fancy Goods, Hats, Gaiters, etc.. No? 17 Nuuano Street.(2 lj Honolulu, II- - I- -

; 0. BREWER & CO.,TiOM MISSION AND SHIPPING MER- -

CHANTS.Honoluls, Oahtt, (se4 ly) Hawaiian Islands,

JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE,1M PORTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL

tl WJ II 11 ir A A1. fi lu VJi ml MVV AKrsa

f4 Quen Street, Houolulu. 1 v

ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,- -

aTiOM MISSION MERCHANT A N D GEN- -Uooolulu. Hawaiian Islands u7 ly

. F. T. LENEHAN & CO.,M PORTERS Si COMMISSION AGENTS

U'h..lMl Imli-r- . in General Merchandise.9&l Queen St next to the Office of J. I. Dowsett, (ly

D. N. FLITNER,HISOLDBISINESSIN THECONTINUES building. Kaahumanu Street, - .

Chronometers rated by observations of the sun and stars,with a transit instrument Accurately adjusted to the

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

glasses silvered and adjusted. Charts andnautical Instruments constantly on

99) . iiand and for sale. . ly

BISHOP & CO., BANKERS,HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.HONOLULU. 'OF. KXCH ANOB ON i

The Bank of California San FranciscoMessrs. Lees A Waller ..New YorkTremont National Bank ....Bostony"v f a S lll. aO .a.n : A . T.itliklLT if Dial OHUI ouxiHJiwVvrwis. v'"'Oriental Bauk Corpormtion, payable in Sydney, MHiiourac

ra.l A nnb la n.lm uvam as

Agents for the Manrmttan Life Insurance Company of Hem

York.Receive Deposits, Discount First-clas- s Business Paper,

attend to Collecting. Ac. Ac P- - ly

j . IRA RICHARDSON, ,AND DEALER IN BOOTS.IMPORTER Clothing, Furnishing Goods,

t Perfumery, Ac.Corner of Fort And Merchant St. 1986 ly Honolulu, II. I.

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION M ER- -Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets. 981 ly

CASTLE & COOKE,AND DEALERS INIMPORTERS MERCHANDISK,

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS-97- 7

No. 80 King Street, Honolulu, H. I. ly

BOLLES &.C0., ..CHANDLERS AND COMMISSIONSHIP MERCHANTS. .

Importers and Dealers in General Merchandise,,Queen Street. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. --

Agents lor the Kaunakakal. Msnnalna and KakaakoSalt977 Works. ly

M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,AND WHOLESALE DEAL-e- rs

In Fashionable Clothing, Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes,

and very variety of Gentlemen's Superior Furnishing Goods

"3 - Store formerly occupied by W. A. Aldrich, Makee'sA 965 - Block, Queen Street. . ly

, trljanual.

WAY & VANDOORNLEAVE TO INFORM THE PUBLICBEG Honolulu, that they have this day entered into a

for the purpose of carrying on the : ; f : ,.

CARPENTERING BUSINESS .

in all its branches having taken Ahe stand on Fort Street,lately occupied by Snell A King, where by strict attention tobusiness and fair dealing, they hope to receive a share of thepublic patronage.

Honolulu, Sept. Uth, 1875. selB.

E.G. ADDER LEY," . Saddle and Harness Maker,

; CORNER

fort and llotel Streets, Honolulu.

Vj-- riarriaeea Trimmed with neatness and dispatch, jslandOrders attended ta promptly. 1T

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

2J Ty n N X T XT IX. !

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.Furniture Ware Room oa Fort street Workshop at

. i ... rf a! ..r..i noar Vnrt.N. B. Orders from the other islands promptly attended to.

MJ

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.STEAM-ENGINES- , SUGARM ills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead

Castings.

Machinery of Every Description madeTO ORDER.

Particular Attention paid to Ship's Blacksmllhlng.' O" Job Work executed on the shortest Lotice. suT ly

OO ; King Stroot. OOIY1 . T. DON N EL L , ,

IMPORTSB ASI MASCrACTCBM OF- -

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE !

Suitable to this market.

XT Old Furniture repaired and Mattrasses of all de?..inalnna w4aif at ( APtlPr.

Before buying elsewhere call at 8G and 8 8 Kins rto iy

J. T. CHAYTER,

SHIP & GENERAL BLACKSIYIITHING

'.

' i Shop next to the Custom House.

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

411 kittda sf BlacliasMitlaing. either frw.siShip wr Shiwre,

will be promptly executed, and on the most reasonable terms973

J. M. OAT c Co., Sailmakers.OLD CUSTOM nOrSE, FIRE-PRO- OF BUILDING

On the Wharf. Foot or Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, U. I.

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

Flags ( nil alescriptiona iiinilc and repaired.Thankful for past patronage, we are prepared to execute all

orders in our line, wun uispaicii auu, m huihuwi;II 1 V !

CABINET MAKER'S SHOP!THE UNDERSIGNED

begs to notify his friends and thipublic generally, that he has takeo

Si la. o "to on Port Str oot.one door below the late Government Bnildinga. where he willbe found hereafter, prepared to carry on tne

IUI1IVP.T MAKER'S BUSINESS.In all its branches mid on the most reasonable terms

SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD,and

Repairing Done Neatly and Expeditiously.Please give mm a O'aii.

-93; - DANIEL McCORRISTON,

3--

P. DALTON,Saddle and Ilariiess Maker,

KlIQ STREET, HONOLULU ''

. llAratiK, Saddle a, She Leath-- k j

er. rantxntlv U lUud.j 7

OrUerm fruca ttM ih-- r UUiMi proaiptly atKL.a?4 to. : au7 iy

Cooperage !

i. H. BSXH. h. osrsx."

J. H. BRUNS & CO.,LEA VETO NOTIFY THE PUBLICBEG they have purchased the entire stick in trade of

the late James L. Lewis, and IhAt they will continue to carryon the Business of 4

." -

jgU Coopering and Gauging,At the Old Stand on KING STREET, near the Bethel, until

further notice. And also, ....At Xs. 82 Fori Street.

Where they xciU be fownl Prej-iare- to Execute dlOrders m their Ue.

Casks, Kerosene Oil ContainersFOR TALLOW. Etc., Etc., ALWAYS ON II AND.

Honolulu, Juoe 12. 187&. - 994 ly

WM. WEIGHT,Ship and General Blacksmith,

Shoo od ths Judd Wharf, next to the Old CustomHouse.

All work in my line will he executed with dispatch andguaranteed.

ICr All orders rrom the other islands will be carefully at-

tended to.Horse-Shoein- g and Carriage Repairing!

979 ... i;;- - THOMAS LACK,

(scrcRsnoa to johi )

X.O.-4-0 tORT STREET,will attend to all orders in the Q)

LUCK. U i tiKNKCAL REPAIR L1EI1C WMI KITE BM7Uia. IWti' v " PI n r.

nlatiug Sewing Machines, and all other kinds of Light Machineryand Metal Work of every description, Blarka.wll faiug, Ac

ALSO. ON Iltilv ANP OI sals tusar, ; r

A Variety of. Sewing, Machines,Cans. Pistols. Shot, Immnnition,

MACHINE OIL, NEEDLES, Ac, aVc....,..... Itin.lpra. and all other extra and- "

duplicate parts of Machines supplied on short notice ' ,

rill K AGICliT IS THIS KISGDoM FOR

The Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines.am ij

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a a :,3 s fQ72 a ' 4)

CO -ra. a --i

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P. J DROWN, -

GENERAL BLACKSMITH,King Street, near Bethrt, Honolulu.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO. . i itAiHorse-Shoein- g fit Carriage Work

McCOLCAN & JOHNSON.1 Merchaat Tailors),Kaahumanu St., II. I., opposite Godfrey Rhodes.

9b7 ly

O SSUBLKKBT. . . KI8TLEB.

C. SEGELKEN fit CO.,Tin, Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers,

Xanana Street, net. Mertnani ana uneen,HAVE CONSTANTLY J H A L

Stoves, Lead Pipe, Galv. Iron Pipe, Plain and HoseBibbs, Stop Cocks, India Rubber Hose best ly ini a ok Ml .rt with Connlinir and PiDe comICUglU. " - 1

plete. Also, a very large stock of Tinware of every descnption. Jobbing and Repairing done to order promptly ana war-

ranted. Particular attention givea to Ship Work.Thankful to the citisens 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.

tt Orders from the other Islands will be carefully attended'to. . , ' , . ft8a

FISCHER & WICKE,CABINET MAKERS. HOTEL STREET.

next door to Btreht's Drug Store.

FaruUnre made and Repaired at Reasonable Rates.Billiard Tables Repaired and Altered, nanos moved, sc.try Orders from the other Islands will be promptly at- -

tended to.

c. WEST;; . .Wa:on and Carriage Bnilder, 74 and T6 Kln St.,

Honolulu. (974 ly) Island orders promptly executed.

IIIDLS, SKliS. TALLOW.

THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE

to pay the highest market price for Dry

Hides, Goat Skins and Goat Tallow.

957 3m C. BREWER A CO

TO WOOL GROW KUS.

THE UNDERSIGNED UOTTlSPEfto buv Wools at good prices, woois coming i

market this Spring particularly desired to make,M,ght- -

9 S3 3m C. BREWER tr CO.

SUGAR

shook: i

FOR SALE LOW BY ? -971 3m C. BREWER & CO.

BALTIMORE OYSTERS ! .

THRESH FROM THE FACTORY OF LoUIdMO Mc Murray A Co., received per Ceylon, in cases of twodoson each 600 Doxen in one and to pound Cans.

For sale low by (aul4) BOLLES CO.

CALIFORNIA BRICK.CALIFORNIA BRICK.1Q,000 tat sale by

sel 2m A. W. PEIRCE CO.

200 N.W. TIERCES & BARRELS.- a ennn article.A For sale by

se3 2m A. W. PEIRCE A CO.

--t- ry gaitt proceocts to the payment

BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.rtUlE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE

. aa iiwti puam of LftiTanirri, uotiiy aiaatn. w a i wm mand others that atl billa for Repairs on Vesla, and all billsfor General Average porposes, ajusl a approve- - by the Agentof the ll.iston Loderwrier, who miast alao he represrmed onan surreys, or smca Llis win not w iiid.ni.

to ly C. BKKWKK A CO., Agents.

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.rMIE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE

A above Ceaapany . hava been aathoriseA to Insure risks on

Ctarsro. Freiarkt sad Treasare.from If.miUtilu ta l nria cj H ararUl. and vir swrsa.

n8 ' t II i pit r r i n jly aa. u A v ak a nwv vw.

' TRANSATLANTICFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

of Hamburg.Capital, One Million Prussian Thalers.

riHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENft. appointed Agents of the above Company are now ready to

Issne I'o!UUs?list Risks r lire, Bnll4lne,Mrrrhaadiae asial Farailare.

equal to those of other respectable companies.Losses paid for and adjusted here.

For particulars apply tool6 tf H. I1ACKFKLD A CO.. Agents.

lIAMIiUIUai.UREMEKFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.THIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN

Agents or the above Coaptaj.sn preparedto Insure risks against Fire on Stone and Brick Buildingsand oo Merchandise stored therein, oa moat favorable terms.

For particulars apply at the offics ofoaiy F. A. BCHAF.FKR A-- CO.

UNION INSURANCE COMFYF S a"-- FRANCISCO.

2VX A XX I 3NX 33 . INCORPORATED, 1S65.

CASTLE & COOKE, Agentso2 ly FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

THENEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.

OF. BOSTON, MASS. ,

- Thlrlrae Year StaaallasjX

Policies Issued on the most favorable Terms.

The Greatest Eisk takes oi a Life, $!0,&00:

Surplu dixtributfd anony fse mtmbertannu iffy.

A88et8, 13,230,000 I

CASTLE Si COOKE, AGENTSo2 FOR THE HAW'N ISLAKD8. - 1

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILEINSURANCE CO..

OF LONDON AND EDINIIURGIf.EST A B LISH ED, 184)9.

CAPITAL....;. Jt8 ,000.000AeeuassHlaled and lavealed Faad. 2,838,119

I HIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN AP--authorised to Insure against Fire upon favorable terms.

Risks taken in any part of the Islands on Weodsn Buildings,and Merchandise stored therein, Dwelling Houses and Furni-ture, Timber, Coals, Ships in harbor with or without cargoes orunder repair. 19S4 lyl ED. HOFFSCHLAKQER A CO.

Boston Board of Underwriters ! -

ENTS for the Hawaiian 1 .lands.mh7 ly C. BREWER A CO.

Philadelphia Board of Underwriters !

A GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands, -

Atnh71y C. BREWER A CO

mjOT ICE. MASTERS OF VESSELS VIS-- I

11 lTfHl V.Taa suasi la as diaak.avl MAnrlitiMI ssn4 ntinril 111'lilUU aVUiaS (Wll ICS SB UIBMUIW wviihimuu -

any ol the Boston and Philadelphia Offloe must Lav thsir-rerKtr- ts

and certified to by, . accounts duly us. tvn a. i

F. A. SCHAEFER, -

A GENT Bremen Board mf Underwriters.Argent Dresden Board of Underwrflera,Agent Vienna Beard r Underwriter.

rti . T pAMn.nl.. Ik. Inriatll-tio- n

v.iaiuiB agaiuaa iubui.ulc vwufaiiic. w.v.j.m ." j -of the above Boards of Underwriters, will have to be certified

.. . . . . . . . ATI lwto Dy tne Ageni lo maae tucui a auu. -- r

1YIUTUAL

LIFE GO.,-- OF-

TXE37S7,

THE OLDEST,a

LARGEST

AND BEST

Life Insurance Company

IN THE UNITED STATES.

SAML G. WILDER,972 tf Agent far the Hawaiian lelaada.

JEFFREY & CO.'S

EDINBURGH ALE,

IN PINTS AND QUARTS.

470 R V EG IAN ALE IN QUARTS ANDir PINTS.

German Ale. Key brand, in quarts and pints.Holland Gin, stone jugs in baskets,

Strong Rum, in barrels ; Alcohol in Tinsana oemijouos.

Clsrpts of different qualities.

LI EB F R A U E N M I LC II .

X ' RHINE WHINE.SELTZER WATER

in Stone Jags.FOR SALE BY

971 II. HACKFELD St CO.

CHINESE TILES!A FEW THOUSAND OF GOOD QUAL- -

ITY, IGl IO. will be sold cneap, nyBOLLES - CO.

Sperm aud Polar OH.

ITERY SUPERIOR QUA 1.1 TV. FOR SALE

T IN Quantities to feuit oy ZZ JJZSJL

BEEF fit PORK.

Oregon Mess Beef,Hawaiian Beef,

Eastern Prime Pork,Eastern Mess Pork.

F?nLK BV i A. W PEIRCE A CO.

Tijie BviHons, Cigarette Paficr, etc., etc.

BnwnnMnaiBjjps d"Ll(L pSIi. tvj

METROPOLITAN MARKET,;. UAM.KII,

Pure tlnsl A)aWr( laa. ILiaue I'rd Taikeya'MI.IO STREET. HOyoll l.V. 2 ly

WASHINGTON MEAT MARKET!

HaZllF, Y. D U N .VK. '

PKul'RIKTOR.NUUANU STKKaT. o ly

WAILUKU PLANTATION!MAUI. C R O P OF 1111WAILUKC. by C. rlKKW IK A Co.,

o Sas AgesUs.

W.l I Ia VV V Is A i TAT 1 0. !

II. Cwmasrll, Prwprlelwr.C (' U t II AND MOLASSES FROM THINsT9 rlautatioa fur sale in liHS in suit purrliaam. A tilsl Safe

t ly

M A.K EE PLANTATION.IT LIT 1 A I. A KIT A, MAUI.

CROP OF I HI 5 SUGAR A MOLASXES,For Sale by C. IlKEW ER A Co , A genu.

KAUMhLKA PLANTATION SUGAUNCW COMING IN,

AND FOR SALE IN LOTS TO 4!TPURCHASERS, BV

AFONG A ACIH'CK.Honolulu, June 1st, 1874. 974 ly

HONOLULU STEAM BAKERY!R. LOVE & BROTHERS, Proprietors,

NUUANU STREET.

tJILOT. MEDIUM AND NAYV BREAD,on hand and made to order.

A lso, H ater. Snla and Butter frarUera,JENNY L1ND CAKES. Ac. f

SHIP BREAD R Ell A K ED m tin shortest notice.FAMILY BREAD, maU of the Besl Floor, baked daily An4

always on hand.If. B. BROWN BREAD OE THE REST (4VAI.ITT

. ' o2 ly '

J. MOANAULIOflWs For Sale

Beef. Mallwn. Veal, SalHswM Si Flah.at tba FISH MARKET STALLS. Nos'. 18, It, 20, SI. al the

a 1. a As a Wla I I IkataA tawuiwrii. JUavrKrs, naivai. r irstiac s; um bviii. my

SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER,Tanned Goat and Sheep Skins.

ON HAND AND FOR SALE,from the well-know- n

WAIMEA TANNERY C. NOTLKV.By (OaAlr) . A. 8. CLEGHORN A CO., Agenta.

' - ffB

a, FAMILY MARKET.E. II. BOYD, Praprlefar, Hwlel Street.

Choieawt Meats from Snest herds. Poultry, Fish, VegetablesA--c , furnlsbed to order. wi iy

UOIYOIsirisIT SOAP WOItKK !

Ts o 1 o o .RAWLINS. MANUFACTURERWJ. or ,

ALL KINDS OF SOAPSIand Buyer of Beef, MutUn ami Goat Tallow, and all

974) kinds of Soap Grease. (ly

A. S. CLEGHORN & CO.,A GENTS FOR THE

WAIUEA TANNERY,973 ly Hawaii.

Y ruAc t UULIll,YiSr l-- v TTTTT T.' -

AND

1CKIT Ttt TARE ICKXOWLEUCCMFA'TS I0RT--a A. 33 O JCX. .

11 y Interior Office. Hooolalu.'

UNION SALOON,E. 9. CUNIIA, PROPRIETOR.

MERCHANT STREET. HONOLULU.v

Choice Ales, Wines, Liqnors, Cigars, &c.

HAWAUAN SOAP WOBKS

Law 'T--l' at1 'i

KEY C O . ,Manufacturers and Dealers

IN ALL KINDS OF SOAPS!Leleo, King Street, Honolulu.

Beef, Mutton and Goat Tallow Wanted J

Order a Left at Ira Rlrfaardawa'a Baal andShave Slwre will naret wills praanpt

98& Allendaare. ly

THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL!

iww?jJ 1 i" - 'y- - ,r-- x

'3Qa,aicvix.HE PROPRIETOR WILL SPARE NO1 pains io naac wn.

33IAI3C3-AN- T II OTDIjFirst-Clas- s in Every Particular !

ROOMS Cl BE HID BV THE .MtllT OR WEEK I

with or without tord.

HALL AND LARGE ROOMS TO LET FOR94 PUBLIC MEETINGS. OR HOCimiM:, Iy

LIME. LIME,FRESH LIME. JUST RECEIVED,

per " I). C. Murray," and for kale at lowest market

-- 'I . C AI.LEJI.sui

Cotton Duck!NEW LOT OF IIIK L.AAV KKjkWKwaw-tor- y

A an assortment of Numliers retHved pr Ce) oa.and for sale low by (ul4) atoLLES A CO.

Manila Cordage ! v.iunu THE BOSTON PACTORfiLr hum.. 4.-vj .

For Hale by aW l.a.s-r'.V- -- v" TiV '

Ppr flfivlon. direct from 'B0Brn!.IVIIALEMEV'SOARS, FROM IOFEET

to 81 feet lonr, af inecew qaamy.for sale by sult EOLLK9 A CO.

"TK0716 MERCHANT STRJBJ

THE PAOiriOQTommcrcial bbcrlisrr

FUSUMRD AT

Hoaululu, llAwaliart lalatiila.3Vbbcrttscr:

BBwawBiBwawawBaaBWaiawawaaaBwaawawawaBwIB

UlSURAtJGE

It Unesd IM-t-. ) I M I W I M; I W OB. It rw(4 Uors (t luckas).... t 00 4 K M. t AO ! W

M LlnM (J Inrt.).... M it T SO It 00 14 (Mi 14 w

at Um 4 . ... AS aw tt eat a It a Tt twwitf cvikim. t nil sul mi 11 n aa aw MThird CUaaaa I M II M It W 11 M t W MMHalf rcriauM It WltMHWNM UM Usn BMita Oawawaa 1IMM WAS CVTI 00 W pa 14 00

XT AdvWtTawa wsadisaf tw tV msatersj rlw4 aUt, tApay far their eanli ty rwrlualm CfwbcM w ITIU4 Staasw

rtat aVaasps k sack a a. tt--f wash M psy aad nwrrsvrds will a laasM4 as par abwes table, M ft ttaw pail .

IT aniaeM CsA at fltfllt foA A IMA,allowad a AaacowaA trwss thaws laUS, aria aww tu traAnaSaat

aAaWaaasawAs whwa paid aw 4arfd SjaaHaWly.

s .1 ,!'.' . ..... 1... I'll1 1

foreign 3UuUsmuRtJ. ,-

A. P. EVERETT,Forwarding & Conialsvlan Merchant

son ro-- r fTssrr, cosjica clay.MAN FRAN V I SCO.

Psrtlcalar altenlloa atj U CowslgBsseMS aa Istaad Pradwsea ... ... .'

"J. BECHTINQER, M. P..or ras larvsawvv or viaaaa,

PIIYSICIAWTO TIIC II A REM OPj lh. Grand Vnlf af has tfco fcu aaawawl.

ths mhahiuala of the cwavulry ttnuaf thh-ma-a MMaalately oBeaad his lasiitals. Us rwpaetfaliy rain aauwdaiaa ta

lbs spactai advaalagaw harh la. osTo skK aaly troas4svtMssMl !

Eye, Ear and Throat Dlioaoon,tait ahas Imas eateoalvs and varW eiawtew ta la tal-a.en- l

of tl aUwwwia pariallar la lM iwaArcpkltriiai h has visiUNl at or ks slstl ts this Ilnf4"a tea ywars

ago. ir Srsaas Itauas. Gisais. ra-- , UoAt .

! asa l.auai.Eye, Ear and Throat lataxtaal. fan Fs.

laeas. CalirwaU, 'No. 704 Hocaaawrat. PtrtaH, Cairavav Kimy. i-t- l Sas

IL 8. nOWLAIiD,AV COMMISSION MKRCII ANTSHIPPING war fal.lwn.la AM., Itaa raawtsos I al

RKFRM TO

GAM llowland. Kew Sedford. C Rreww A C.. sVnlaa.I II arlMAI iM Fa., - " Clar lYWVA-- r.

Has M Craps, haartar, rth -- -"

at. CoaaiTT, rKiSat a Maolat,Haa rraarlseo Rtsavra Mat'taat,

rurtlaad.O. ,

CORBITT ft MACLEAT,

Importfrx, "tYholrsalf (.rocrn aud

omiuIlwii TIcrcUnHln,Shippers and Dtaltrs of Oregon Product

MAN FRANCISCO I

Onleo lOw C'alllAvrnlai htreet.PORTLAMD, OREUONI

I a and 15 Front, and Ml It First !

trtaiacM i

, , ... .'.Saa FraaclscaW. U. aMIwWVwSa wmmm w. -

Cfaas. dak., Sas. S. F. S P. tafu la MMasrs. Cross A Co..... iLA t?.ZMessrs. Ladd T:iU, Hankers Z'riTZBank of BrlUsh Caunbla ' aZTZMessrs. U Ooldsailth A Co I.!!., i' iZlVZ

A Co... F 'Corbitt, railingLu.

Messrs. Bishop A Co., aauk.rs. ......(Wianrsl.sf laland ProdaooHolleltod.

INDIA KZCES rixT-LtTaj- r,

"CORK EE Of

MISSION It FROfOXT STS., BiH rtiXCIRCO, tkt.JF.MIE INDIA JIICIC Mll.Ia1 dersoM M airs' 4mprV.awots, As UK la psrtwa oaaAI- -

I km fur lL ' "'IID11ISG AKD DBESSIffl OF PA01IV

AMD- -

U H C L E A II E D, n I C E ! .

la the Seat Posaltls Maansr. --Th. prtoe tor MULLIATO aud

DRU"INa PAOPT httbesa Bed weed tO Per ClaOOUalCUXtlint Of '

PADDY AND HULLED .niCC t

Will Jleeeit J'rvmiM ovd Cartful AttentUm.

WM. M. OEKENWOOD. , ,

Usueral Coaiualssloa MstcUtit aud Proprietor f India fclaw ,

Mill.

WILLIAMSV BLAKCHARD A CO.V

Shipping: & Comal.Ion Rlerctianf!.,

No. Sit Callforala Stroot,

MU ' SAW fSAWCISCO,,,

THE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL !

CHICACO.The" Largest and Most Coinplett HoUl In

tht World! .

. . mar B?s V . at svrt AV M A T II K

traction' la tba rAorabls ConSafraAi.- -, T 4M, H71.) laks pleaears ia aunoanr.af U

new CDterpriaa, wnicn ia aava. vym a

TTmeiu-s- o ivvsnxs ttsss.Cha o, Jaoe 1st, 1:X . iH

THE RIDOE HOUSE!KEALAKEKUAJSA YI1A WAIf.

THE HAWAIIAN IlIaASJDt ARKaotaal Um wortd ever ft their amrtvatad salubrltf ofottaaata. Certala loeaiutn la IM grP V'. i .hi. .i.Tk. DIsuIrA af Keaa. oa

has w tamiwl as ao aftba lawwaM of IlawmU, rresort Ibr bivalld. wit. fcroochltat, wiIuUlana aaiKi auocwpDwras wr .v. m'"""'-''-Itorma aw hish wlads. With Us poroas soil whlrh, with aU Us

rich retetatto., reUlas aw Aasspoea r"?''"'with aa aoraryiaF wir.'.- -

Korwpsan Jans ALL Tll TSAR SOL WD, thtcU.t7of Ronal. om of tfco besMbLH and atJ.1 l.twrto.. aa

th.floba. - 0-- . a C- -a a--.Tht andarsnoaa, at pis nuvsw aw m mm, -

. a .a.. A i mAsm r.aat .amdt ll awaawM

4 .T..v . la areataMd ta aTlV Iar4arr loellent ris lai aM.wwaaw-w- -- -

oa tht prenisM, and fiassra hathlaf wHUa A !. ShtaaasThssuamar KiWaaod tht sc.orrs t lawaa aa maaw, rawrswalarly wHweea Uoc-Au- lA Aa4 UaS hwalaUwHr. . '

The aaderslrwad myU.rt tf agaaU aw . 'speaks lor iterlf anoo lua,elM. f.'-- t' aatHot. 14. .KaAWaUi, aUalakakiiA hay, Koaa, -

I!1EIICAIa WOWDEIl !

b.maa raoa thaa any saber oowsiaaUaoa of resawdles.

It 15 SAFS. PUSS llukhLtt f0EKhennaatlana, Newralgla. Usatarh., Co4M.

Craasp, Lnsnhofo. Wonndo,Sea I da. Bralaea, Ate.

T.ken w.lh the WONDER PIUA n pwrlSe, tt. tAoaS, rfand (.awraliy iltra fnat to IU

lates the liver and acrrtKws,"mtrm O. C. McLSAW.

"J If Oaweral Apwi' tat tb Hawaii lataad. 1

CONSTANTtV ON HANOIA OEBESAL ASSOETITT OF

SHIP (IIASniERY & SHIP STORES.

Far tale hr BOLLES A. CO.

PER FALKINBURG, THIS DAY I

FROM POETLAlsD, 0 DIRECT. ; '

BARRELS COLUMBIA RlVrsSALMON, Atsir No. I UaaNty. A no, Half

barrels diUO. data.AX.T. Ni:W, ond in FIN13 OJlI1 311

a.7 For Aala by aOLLSS A CO.- -

OREGON LIME.JUAN KILN-JU- ST RECEI VICD per

SAN and la Intact wder. , g

FIRE-WOO- D t"RECEIVED FROM TAHITI,fUST . . brig W. H. ALLEN,

f ;

Superior Iron Wood,IT WIS tmr kwiffaw and (Its ratet heat lhao any AtAver

kiod of wood. Notbior In town patch upon II H It tht ,

kind. For Sale at ReasooAbls Rate, bfaoT - ALLEN.

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COMlVIEaOlAL.FRIO J T. XOrEMBER 19. 1IT3.

'.Thb twenty. font boon kitowiof Thursday mornlnc witnessJ an unusual of" bustle and .1 on the wharves arslboot oar limn, consequent opoo the arrival and departure

of two large ateanariips from gaa Francteoo to rctite for theColonies of Australia me Maryrer of tbe A 8 X Co aaJ tLeColima ef ib P M Co. ITsrh blp a considerableamount of freight, but De.tb- -r took away much. The oolyother arrival from ftrein porta durinj the week ha. been theGermac bark Cedar, after a Iocs, passage from Bremen, with atail carj of merrbandise to II Hackfcld A Co.

Tk departure, since but report bare been: lTth, Camden,tot Port Gamble; lSib, Maff ref or, lor AackUud andjdnetsad also tie Colima, bdy, tut AacUand and ydcey.

Oor advices froat ?an Francisco are to ibe 10th int. We.note--.

BcUB-- Oa Monday, No 1st, the price of all descriptionsor KeCoed tras reduced by tie Beflners c r ft. Tbe auwkoutside of tb Refineries i. very until. Canters YeOow Coffeof bichrrad cocUnare to reach oa ia aman quantities on

poctai order. Tfcer. l eocaiderable demand Cr Ilawaliaa0 Chc irocery (rades, bat there I none hew and the tradeia scppUeu from th local rrflnerira with a fair article of Yel-low and Core "C" aa scbsutatea. The Bay Refioery ia sup-ptyl- nf

Iks market with a superior article of Cube made by theParta patent; also Crashed and aU other kind. The Califor-nia Refinery ia also runninc at ita faU capacity, aapplyins;promptly all arade requirements at current prices. Foilowuj

the prtew list of the Calitoenia Refinery: t.old-- n "C." loir;Eitra Granulated, ll,c Circle A Crushed, 12c; Cube. 12c,Powdered, 13c ail in barrels. There to no a lock of raw h-- re

on sale, the Refiners hokllnj very nearly ail our supply. Wequote Grocery grades, Clyjc.Hirt Price U.t Hawaiian Table, 7Je.Cor r a a The market la exceedingly sluggish for aU descrip-

tions, us aaks of moromj ha Ting been ma-t-e aincc lbs auctionaais of last month-.- The stock of Greens ia well concentrated,and importers firm in demanding 22c for prime Costa Rica,other Central American ran be purchased less. O. O.Java rules from T4Mc

MoLassas Recent sales ia lota of choice Hawaiian at Vim27ic.

Pttu The Are at Virginia City baa been the orrasioo of afresh demand. The last aaks reported were at 7iiffi8c.

flchooner Pannooin sailed from Pan Francisco Nor 9, f.rHonolulu via Humboldt. .

Schooner Bonanaa was to aail from ra Francisco lor II0110-lul- a.

Nor 13, lu J T Waur house-- .

rig J B Ford sailed from San rrancisco .r Central Amer-ica Oct 31.

Bark Clara Bed at Ban Francisco Nov 10, would bare dis-

patch t--t Honolulu.

PORT OI HQIJOLTJIaU. H. I.AKHIVAM.

Nor 13 Sctir Ka Mol, Reynolds, from Vahohii, Mao I.1 8cbr Warwick, iofca Ball, tm Kalanpapa, Molnkai.13 Schr Rinao, Aauibala, frosa Uaiiko, Maui.13 German bk Cedar, Rohlre, 177 daya from Bremen14 Bchr Actirs, Pusahlwa, from Kobala, Hawaii.1 Kchr Mary Elam, Man, from Maalaea, Maui.14 Bchr Luka, Kaai, from Moloa, Kauai.16 8chr Maaockawal, Ka!awaia, fm NawiliwiU, KauaiI rVhr Fairy Uaeen, Kaaina. from Hanalei, Kaoai.18 Brit itmr Macgregor.il Grainger, bj days from Ban

Francisco.15 Bchr Kamaile, Bolles. fm Waune A Koloa, Kauai.18 P M Cos ss CoUma, W Q Bhaekfurd, 8 days from

fan Francisco.1 Bchr Uatlie, Kaiauao, fm Waimea V Koloa, Kauai1 Scbr Mile Morris, Lima, fm Kaunakakai, Molokai.19 6tmr KLauea, Marchant.frorn Hawaii and Maui.

11 CI A R.TURES.Nor 13 Bchr Nettie Merrill, Crane, lr Labalna, Maui.

18 Scbr Jenny, I' llama, lot Kooa and Kan, Hawaii.' IS elrsar Kllauea. MarrnSnt, for Maai and Hawaii.

M Hchr Warwick, John Bull, for Kalaupapa, Molokai.IT ebr Fairy Queen, Ksaioa, for ilaoaiei, Kauai.IT elcbr Manaokawai, Kalawaia, for NawUiwili, KauaiIT Am bk C'aandea, Robinson, for Port Gamble.17 Bchr Cuka, Kaai, tor Moloaa, Kauai.17 Schr Ka Mol, Reynolds, for Kahulni, Maui.IT Mcbr Active, fuaahiwa, tor Kobala, llivtu.1 Brit atmr Mkcgregor, Grainger, for Auckland and

fydoey.11 Bchr Kinaa, Ahuihala, for Maliko, Maul.1 Scbr i; llama. Mans, for Kobala. Hawaii.1 P M Co'sss Colima, Stacklbrd, for Auckland and

Kydoey.

Prwjectea Daasrlairra.Foa Koloa iia VVamia Sckrs Kaaiaile and Uatlie, sail

this p m.

VKSSEL3 IN I'ORT.iraraL. . s

IIBX3 Peterel, Csplain Coobsoo.MkBCMSaTWCM.

Am abip Cmerald, BairosooAss ah Marianne Nottekytuot Whitney, repaiiiug.Am bk Mary iMle Roberts, Gray, loadtog.Haw bk R C Wylie, Walters, loadingAm ship Gatherer, Thomson, discharging.Am ship Hyren, NewreU, discharging. '

Am bk Uattat Macleay, J H V alter, loading.Haw brig Wn II AUew, Cbave, discharging.German bark Cedar, RoUls, discharging. .

WBttttl.Am wb bk Atlantic, Brown, repairkog.Am wh bk Curspa, McKeaaie. ...Brit wb bk Faraway, Spewasr. U . . .Haw wh bk Arctic, Whitney.Am wa bk James Allen, Keeoan. -Haw wh brig Oaward. OiUry, , -Am wb bk Jav 2d, Fisher. V -Am wb bk Cora How laud, Uomao.

vesskls elPECTEI).Brit bk Agiaia, fm Liverpool, to T H Davies, railed Jane 15.Am stbr Fanny, from Arctic, ia about doe. - , -

"MEMORANDA.

RaroaT or est Macuasooa, H Gaaiseka, CoMstaaoaa.Left tbe Frost Street wharf at 6pm Nov 9, and anchored inthe bay to await the arrival of balance of tbe English mailHSpm ateamer cam alongside: with the mails. tAt 1.30 gotunderway, And at 9.10 discharged pilot off Fort Point. Passedthe FaraUooss at midnight. On the JOih had moderate northwest sriads and dense" fog.' Had ugbt'variable winds and lineweather throughout tbe remainder of passage. Arrived in Ho-nolulu Thursday morning, Nsw 19.

R B PaiieLC, Purser.Rseoar or SS Colimi, W G Shacbfobd, CoMMAnora.

Left San Francisco Nor lOib. at 1UU a m. Fiat fire dayseiperieaced itrnRf N W aad 8W wind wtih heavy NNW

' swell, thence to port light 8 and SW winds with heavy swellthe northward. Arrived in HoooJule Thursday evening.

no? iatn.

IMPORTS.Faow Bacsrs Per Cedar, Nov 13th: lese calf skins, 182

cs champagne, 490 cs liquors, 300 bbL beer, 1 cse docks, 433pkgs sodse, 14 cs hardware, 1 cse jewelry, 17 cs cigars, SOdrum caustic soda, 29 bales burlaps, 1 seaming twine, 'HQdrama paint oil, IS rska paint, 1 cse ipurs. 20 bd!s galv tubes,12W do hoop troo, 80 rolls iron wire, 600 cski cement, 300 tonsroal, 87 csks blackunitb. coal, 200 cs candles, 0 cs glassware, 2cs books, 1 cse gilt frame, 26S bales paper, 1 cse galvanic bat-tery, es matches. 34 cs preserves, 20 cs ultramarine, 2 cscheese, 3 cs soap, 6 cs powder, ft cs paper hanging, 3 cs oil, 6cs chocolate, 60 cs taxdines, 4 cs lealbar, 61 pkgs groceries, 14do apothecary ware, 6 csks hide poison, 2 do palm oil. 100Jemii vinegar, 104 nests basket. 67 todls brooms, A csks headsand hoops, 26 bula hooks, 91 empty barrels to Hackfeld sc Co;40 cs champagne, 300 ca liquors to Q Rhodes; 2 cs privateeffects to II Pcbmidti 1 cse books to E Krulli 1 do personaleffects laDrf B Hutchinson; 240 pkgs mdse to H May; 4 doprivate etTects to J C Glade; 1 cse missionary eflecta to R PAlbert Meotisoo; 1 cse rouse to A Waller; 18 cs missionaryeffects to Bishop Maigret; 6Ca. pkgs liquids, 750 bbls beer, 1pkg mdse. 23 do apothecary ware. 1 cse aherry, 2 cs provisionsto Order; 2 pkgs muse to L Kaalbaum; 202 pkgs mdse, 937 doliquids, 39 do provisions, 66 bdis Iron wire to Schaeier sc Co; 1cse furniturs to A Haneberg; 3 cs sundries to Rer 8 U Davis;3 ca do to Biahopor Honolulu; 3 cs cigars to H J Nolle; 8 csmdse to J Wight; 329 pkgs mdse to Hoffschlaeirer A Co; 9 dodo to Ujman liroe; 20 bza tin plates, 100 bdis wire, 2 reelspipe, 1 csk kettles, 1 do oapstone, 1 do screws, 1 cse steel, 1rsk nou. 1 bale mat. 2 csks sawcepans, 0 iron chests to BailA Son; t ca hardware to Castle A Cooke.

Faosi 8am Fbascisco Fer Margregor, Nov lSlh: 8 pkgsjndse to H M Whitneyt 2 bbls whiskey to A Herbert; 1 do doso Mscaarlane A Co; 2 ps aadse, 7 pkgs psper to J H Black; 3re bats to M Mrlnerny; 93 pkgs ibuse to Dillingham A Co; 13cs cigars, 17 ca iudse to Grinbaum A Co; 1 cse mdse to C CHarris; 7 pkrs mdse, 40 bu fruits, 160 cs bread to Order; 9pkgs mdse 10 P Dal too; 22 cs mdse to J S Lemon; 47 pkgsUqucrs, 12.es champagne to C Long; 1 cse mdse to J F Pogue;i pkgs mdss, 19 coils rope, 16 do marline, 40 ike flour, 2 coilsirrging, 2 rolls feather, bdl hoops, 7 do cars to Peirce A Co;

L ZS all potatoes. 10 do odious, 10 do wheat, 1 do corn, 12 doeed to Frlel A Laine; 2 pkgs effects to P F Fletcher; 34 pkgsndse, 20 ba tobaecs to Phillips A Co; 6 bxs medicines, 71Ags mdse to Gus Toes A Cot 7 pkgs mdse to Schaeier A Co;1 cse shoes to a Magoiai 3 pkgs mdse to Lewers A Dickson;iH cs candles to Lecehan A Co; 9 bdis iron pipes, 4 pkgs hard-ware to J Noll A Co; 13 stoves, 9 pkgs hardware to Hegelkenr Co; it abip knees. 26 bxs oak am, 2 pkgs mdse to Hackfeldk Co; 1 bx uoo to G C McLean; 100 aka potatoes to U Msc--arlane; 100 ska flour, 40 ska cars, 7 do potatoes, 31 pkgs mdse

Moss man A Son; 440 sks floor, 1 bale hops, 12 pkgs mdseo Loo Ngo; 25 sks potatoes, 18 do beans, 71 pkgi mdse to Mc-nty- re

Bros; 2d pkgs mdse, 8 cs cigars to Uyman Bros; 60 bxsrails to Bofiee A Co; 11 cs meal, 109 pkgs mdse to II May; 10

' gs epeete ($10,000) to Bishop A Co; 1 Ca mdre to A J Cart-mgb- t;

2 bxs mdse to T U Uobron; 1 bz mdse to UoflVchlae-e- rA Co; 1 d do to E Bishop; 1 parcel do to W Lambert; 2

a do to Brewer A Co; 60 es bread to 8 C Allen.

Fsost Saw Fbascisco Per Colima. Nor ISth 2 trunks!wslry, 2 do mdse to D Manaon; 25S pkgs groceries to H May;do dry goods to T II Davies; 1 do photograph goods to M

Mcksoo; 2 do drugs to Dr Hutchinson; 20 do canned goods tololles A Co; 8 ao stationery loll M W bltney; 6 do cartridges,do guns to A J Cartwright; 2 do canned fruits, 41 pkgs rro-eri- ee

to Frlel A Laine; 1 csk crockery, 9 bxs fruit to A Uer-er- t;

15 pkgs tobacco to Hackfeld A Co, 4 do drugs to Boardf Health; 2 cs photographs to W C Parke; 26 bxs tobacco to:ymaa Bros; 1 esepetures, 100 sks flour to E P Adams; 4

to T A Lloyd; 223 do mdse to J T Water-oos- e;

8 do da Wider A Co; 87 do do Dillingham A Co; 13oiler tabes to W P Altea; 64 pkgs mdse to tiall A Foe; 84 doo to Wing Chong Fay; 10 cs chairs, 2 pkgs frames to M TonneU; 167 do hardware to Castle A Cooke; 250 sks flour toova A Bros; 3 cs cigars to A woo; 25 pkgs mdse to Tookhong; 110 sks flour to Lam Fi; 6 cs mdse to C E Williams;do ds to Gruibauta A Co-- , 1 do effects to T B Harris; 1 do

to W Frear; 1 do do to Interior Department; 1 do do to Hlaneoschneider; 8 pkgs mdse to J G Thrum; 24 bxs applesJ Dickson; 17 pkgs dry goods U Schaefex A Co; 4 cs dry

Mda.2ds eigara to Hofiachlaeger A Co; 2 do drugs to DrI'KibbiB,

EXPORTS.

Fob Sa Fbahcisco Per Mikado, Nov 12tbinanae. bncba.. 850 Palm Trees... 6

Hel Leaves, bx ,. 7,Pvlu, bale.... ...... 29

jffse, bga...- 3 Rice, bags 325

ajiny Bags, bale. . .". 10 "agar, mill... 1580

je.tr kins, tales 9' Wines, es 11

idea. pea...... 198 Whiskey, cs... 2

cats. 3i'1 hi Domestic. M.....$7aJ.43i Foreign ...$13173.98

J Fob Pobt Gamblk Per CamdenNov 15th'400gr, mats... ,.$950J4

cC.i. irMi iiD-P-er Maegregor, Nov 18thSL base. . 187PUU,e

$1240.18.u Domestic.pa Accklayo Bros BT Per Colima, NOT 19tt

331

Vslaa-ilfoin- tU

I'ASSKNGKKS.loa Wii,,d Posts Pit KiUuea, Nov 15h Cai.t J

Slakee, Kcv J F l'ga, ll?v Fmb-- r Hoo II A n,

Hr G Trouawnu. Chua Will and wife, C I MiiU, MiasAlexander, Miu Raymond, T W Everett, Riwn Psrk-r- . 51iMorjin, 11 B Ilitrhcock. Mrs Hunter. W I.idfatr. Fri-vkr- e,

W" K Cuthbrt, J I" KAWAinui, M Pico, and about 60 dk.Faon FsAsriaco ivr Mrgreg-r- . Nor l?ta Mr MKii.g, 14 in the lfag.;, snd 64 ia tranaitu f Aaa-trah- a.

Faou 4! FsastiacM I'rr Col. ma, Nov lth J T Wtr-hous- e,

ife auJ grandson, Mn IJ T flauclifl and cbiid. EdFurstenaa. C R hmithers, D L Wincbestrr and wiie, U FLyman, Mrs S A Gilimau and 2 rhiMrro, E II W illlanis, Al uua, J J Mark, 11 Jobnaon. Dr J 8 McGrew, wile and child,M: Bennett, R Parmaton, Mna Ciiaan Onril, Miaa M B Jones,D Manaon, Mra J .N llemihill and islani, Mrs E E Smith, AhH.og, D Wood, E C Wheeler, P J M'jot, W J Bensrh.

Fob Accklaxs A fffoatT Per Colima, Nov lgSh t RMitchell. W Loin x and wit-- . Mr Rkhter and wife.

FeOM Wkdwud Pobts Per Kilauea, Nov 19th JnoP Tarker, E Lilikalar.l. I Maui, Mias A CleuatonD DayUnan.lwife, Mias Johnsr.n, Rv F rrhaai'n. H A Miss MWidemann, R.v J F I'&gue, g Parker and wile, Mias Richard-son, Mias F Richar.laon, Kev S E B.ah .p, II R if .tchrock. Mra

oung and 0) derk.

MARRIED.f Castle l.owitr-- In Pittafl Macs., October 12th, atthe riJenee of Mr. D. M. Colli Willi aw R Cutii tNew Yotk Citx, fxmerly of Honslulu, 10 Ida B., daughter of

. .: 1 - m v m,.. iirj , '1 vaftuuiu, VALMaxchrwtcb Kalawa In this city, Nov. 13ib, by the

Rev. II. H. Iarker, Mr. Thomas Machcstbb to Miaa Lnv-HiroLA.- il,

adof.tol daughter of 8. P. Kalama, Eq.""' mmm

DIED.II b A H In Hooolulii, on Saturday, November 13tb, of

poeumonla, Williaw Hiohss, ad ahout 40 years, a nativeof Cork, Ireland, and for many year a resident of these Islands.

THE PACIFICCommercial )ihxtstx.

. SA TURD A Y. NO VKMBER 20.Thf. Wahcapc tract on Maui was sold at auc-

tion on Saturday last, ami brought $15,050, Mr.Henry Cornwell being the jmrchaner; but it wasnot sold as advertised. At the last moment theterms of the wile were altered, the upset pricebeing raiwd from $8,000 to $10,000. Thesepeculiar tactics on the part of the Board of Edu--cation are generally regarded in the community asa species of sharp practice unworthy of men iatheir Doeition : and in view of the fart that thov

i ' jTlad assured rersons who were known as rros--peciive bidders that the property should be putup at the former figure, their subsequent actionin springing the price to the larger figure is re-garded as in bad faith. It is believed that thePresident of tLe Board; had lie been in tbe coun-try, would never have fanctioned the course pur-sued in the present instance, as was done by theacting Prefeideat.

In-- oi r iHsue of the 23d ultimo, in an article on" Trans-Pacifi-c .Steamers," we stated that it wasthe intention of the Pacific Mail Company to starta circular line of steamers, from San Francisco toChina, Japan, Manilla, Australia, New Zealandand back to San Francisco, touching at Honolulu.The Nelson (New Zealand) Times received bythe last mail publishes a letter from Sydney,wherein it appears that a somewhat similar com-

prehensive enterprise is contemplated in the colo-

nies, without reference however to San Francisco.The writer says : " The principal capitalists andship-owne- rs here and throughout the Australiasare contemplating the formation of a very largecompany to run large steamers between NewZealand, Auetralia, New Guinea, Manilla, andChina. The ports of call are to be as follows :

Sydney, Brisbane, one or two ports in NewGuinea, Manilla, and Hong Kong, returning thesame way to Sydney and to Nelson, New Zealand.Then there will be branch lines from "Sydney andMelbourne to Adelaide. The second branch linewill be from Perth, round the North-we- st coastto Cook town, to meet the main line in some portin New Guinea., I was informed by one of thegentlemen connected in the scheme that Nelson isselected for the line end of New Zealand, from

her central position and being easy .of access, andNew Guinea fur the branch lines to meet, and itis supposed it will assist in developing thatsplendid country. The capital is spoken of as

1,000,000, in shares of 25 each. The Parlia-ments of the different colonies are asked for sutAeidies, and the Imperial Government will beasked to allow a mr.n-of-w- ar to examine tberoute before the scheme is launched forth inproper form."'

The amount of drunkenness among the nativeson Tuesday last was the subject of frequent re-

mark, coupled with the almost aa frequentinquiry where do they get the liquor? TVe areprepared to give the retail spirit dealers thecredit, latterly at least, of being extremely cau-

tious in the matter of selling or furnishing tonatives ; (the symptoms are that the authoritieswill be in earnest in executing the law) and theycannot buy from the wholesale dealers, who areforbidden to sell in small quantities. But thefact remains that this, the largest portion of ourpopulation, gets liquor very freely.

Iet U9 look at figures for a moment. Theamount of spirits (exclusive of a few gallons ofrum which passed through the CuBtom Housefor consumption during 1874, was 15,600 gallons,the moet of which was gin, brandy and whisky.Tbe entire foreign-bor- n population of the islandsby the last census, ntqnbered 5,000, men, women

and children. Two thousand of these are Chinese,three-fourth- s of whom, being employed as labor-ers on plantations, are non-consum- of spirits.Add to these the foreign-bor- n women and children,to the number of say 1,500, and we have 3,000 rs,

leaving 2,000 adult male foreignerswho may be users to a more or less extent ofspirituous liquors, and who are to be put downfor nearly six and a quarter gallons of spiritseach per annum. And if we further reduce thenumber of consumers by one third, which willfairly represent the number who from principleor otherwise do not use ppirits as a beverage, thequantity per man for the consumers is not farfrom eight gallons. Of course we know that theforeign population do not consume spirits at thisrate ; and we are forced to the conclusion that alarge portion probably more than one half ofthe consumption is among the natives, And thisin the face of the law which forbids, under severepenalties, the selling or furnishing to them !

And the question recurs again by what pro-

cess do they get their supplies? We answer:frequently through the agency of low and unscru-

pulous foreigners Europeans or Americanswho for a small gratuity or for the sake of in-

dulging their own appetites will buy for thenatives ; but to a larger extent the native supplyis obtained through Chinese pcddlars and smallshop-keeper-s. These buy cheap gin from thewholesale dealers by the case or demijohn, andretail it by the bottle to the natives. They areunscrupulous and exceedingly cunniog. Thereis good reason to believe that where one licensed

retailer of spirits is found to have broken the law.

and is brought to court by the police, a score ofthe unlicensed dealers in gin are carrying on a

lucrative business in our niidat. In his twospecialties of cheap gin and opium, John China-

man enjoys a cheap monopoly, and he undoubtedlychuckles immensely at our futile laws and ourpolice.

THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL AND NEWZEALAND.

In re"' - the Gazette's article on the abovenameoTTuFlint the impression will be gained thatthe Parliatjat of0o'ew .Zealand refused to ratifythe contr-- ..i the Pacific Mail Company.This is n.. however the fact. The contract wasreally ratified, but not approved. The Governor,

in Ins oddrcMS proroguing the Parliament, makesu;-- of theo war Js : The conditions of the

t for t!;c mail service via Sao Francisco,which you have ratified, give promise that on thisoccasion tiie permanency and efficiency of thatservice will be secured."

Says the Auckland Herald of Oct. 28 : ' TheSun Francisco mail service contract was broughtup in the Assembly, and an animated debatetook place on Sir Julius Vogel action in ex-

ceeding the terms of the resolution of the Leg-

islature, by sanctioning an increase of the sub-

sidy, and an extension of the duration of tin;contract. A resolution was passed by the Assem-

bly desiring the Government to endeavour tomodify the contract in order to bring it withiuthe amount agreed to by the Legislature."

TLe revolution introduced by the ColonialTreasurer, (and which was passed) reads thus :

" That this House ratifies the joint contract en-

tered into on the 19th July. 1875, by Sir D.Cooper, Bart., and Mr. Thomas Russell, on be-

half of the Government of New South Walesand New Zealand respectively, with the PacificMail Steamship Company of 'New York (forwhom Messrs. Elder i Co., of Glasgow, and Mr.McGregor, M. P. for Leith, are sureties) for afour-week- ly mail kteam service between San Fran-

cisco and Sydney, and between New Zealand andSan Francisco."

" The following addition was then moved bythe lion. Major Atkinson: 'That in the opinionof this House the annual charge imposed on therevenue of New Zealand for a mail steam serviceought not to exceed 40,000, and that it is theduty of tbe Government immediately to enterinto negotiations to procure such modifications ofthe terms and conditions of the contract subjectto ratification by this House as will effect thatobject.'

"The Hon. Major Atkinson's resolution wascarried by 30 against 24.

" Mr. Wales moved a proviso to the effect thatsuch modifications should not extend the time ofthe contract, or alter the route of the steamers.Rejected on the voices.

" Resolution reported to the House and agreedto."

THE ROUTE TO AUSTRALIA.An experienced shipmaster has handed us the

following memorandum of distances, by Merca-tor'- s

sailing, between the undernamed points :

From Ban Francisco to Kandavu.. , 4350 milesKandava to Sydney 1719 "

0509 milesFrom San Franciaco to Honolulu.. ..2094 miles

Honolulu to Auckland moAuckland to Sydney 1280 "

7223 milesFrom Ban Francisco to Honolulu 2004 miles

Honolulu to Kandavu 2843 "Kandavu to Sydney 1719 M

6650 mileFrom Ban Francisco to Bay of Islands ....... 6692 miles

Bay of lalands to Sydney. 1185 "6877 miles

The distance in no case can be made less, andwill nearly always be from thirty to seventymiles more, owing to currents and bad courses,&c. It will be observed that by leaving Honolulu out and by taking the direct route to Sydney jvia Kandavu, is only a gain of eighty-seve- n

miles. ' Besides it is making a dead bead windfor the passage to San Francisco. Tbe coursepassing obliquely through the tropics causes theincrease of distance. "

These memoranda are interesting, as showingvalid reasons why the steamships of the Austra-lian line will not be likely to leave out Honoluluas a port of call ; aside from the fact, Vlb shownby us in a previous issue that our passenger andfreight trade is even now worth fully $100,000per annum to the line.

As we have before remarked, the Pacific MailCompany, being fully informed aa to our presentresources, cannot expect any appreciable moneysubsidy from this government ; but they willexpect all the facilities for their ships which itmay be in our power to grant. Among the byno means least of these will be perfect facility inentering and leaving port ; and in this connectionit will be highly desirable that government takesteps as soon as practicable towards deepeningthe entrance of Honolulu harbor. The excavationof a foot only on the bar will prevent the possi-

bility of a question arising as to safe access bytbe largest steamers which may in the future beplaced on the line. ' This is a subject to whichattention should be directed without delay ; andits recognition by our government would be amore satisfactory guarantee to the Company thancould be any money subsidy such as we might beable to pay.

A CAROt The Subscribers, Residents aadVisitors to the Hawaiian Island!, passengers on board the P.M. S. S. Co.'s Steamer Colima, tbe pioneer ship of the nearAustralasian Mail Service, from San Francisoo, Nov. 10, 1876,

daairinc to ezpren their appreciation of the handsome mannerin which they have been treated by Capt. W. Q. Shackford, hitofficers and associates, take this method of testifying to thesame; cordially wishing tot the continuant nd prosperity ofthe Line, and unhesitatingly recommendilj their ships to thetraveling public as combining In all their appointments thegreatest possible comfort consistent with safety and speed s

Jno S McGrew, Honolulu; Pauline McGrew, ditto; Mary GBennett, do., J T Waterhouse, do., Mrs J T Waterhouse, do.,Kdward Furstanau, do--, Kdgar H Williams, do., Albert Lyons,do., Uilbett Parmenter, do.. Hiss 8 do., Cbas R Smith-er- r,

New Bedford; V L Winchester, Boston; Harriet M Win-chester, do., Henry F Lyman, Cleveland, Ohio; Edward OWheeler, New Bedford; Mra J N Hemphill, Columbus, Ohio;Mrs II T tUncliff, Hartford, Coon.; Mrs O A Gillman, Boston;Miss M B Jones, Norfolk, Va.; Mrs X E Smith, San Francisco;U Manson, Montreal, Canada.

Honolulu, Nov. 19, 1875. It

Cabinet Organs.Much Interest is centered at present in this country in the

matter of musical instruments, and the number in use is rapid-ly increasing. But a few years ago a piano or a melodeon wasa rare thing, and only those most highly favored in this worldwere thought able to afford such a luxury. To-da- y the poor aswell aa the rich regard mosic not only as a pleasure, but as analmost indispensable branch of education ; and almost theentire population of this great nation is making a special en-

deavor to cultivate its study in the family. Since the wonderfuland sudden improvement in reed instruments (such as the

was made, and developed what is now called theCabinet or Parlor Organ, they have become probably by farthe most popular and largely patronised medium for musicalstudy and practice. .The numbers of the makers and the vari-ety of their products has become very large, and to-da-y It ia ahard matter to decide whose manufacture is, on the whole, themost desirable.. Having carefully examined tbe various organamade In this country and diligently compared their merits, weare prepared to assert that those made by the NKW HAVENORGAN CO., are among the very best. We base our opinionon several important and well established facta.

1st They always make their instruments to wear well andto satisfy the player, and not merely to sell. For this reasongreat care fcs taken to so work the reeds in voicing and tuningthat their substance Is not all taken away la obtaining a goodtone ; but they are left strong and sound, so that they will en-

dure long and constant use.2d These instruments are so arranged in tbe qutlity of

their stops that a great variety of solo and chorus effects of un-

usual beauty can be easily produced with a small number ofregisters, and are quite a moderate priced instrument. Amongthese latest solo effects is the new and beautiful stop, tbe "Con-certo." which not only gives a fine solo quality alone and incombinations, but adds great power, richness, and beauty totbe full orguDa.

3d They are always finished with the greatest care, andelaborately ornamented with carved work when such a finish isdesired, while the plainer cases are rich in design and, form at-

tractive parlor ornaments.4th This company makes a large variety of styles, from the

ordinary size, with one set of reeds, to the large organs,twenty stops, f r church and chapel use.

6th They are made under the supervision of men whoseexperience in the business is not excelled by any others in thecountry, and the workmen employed are the very best that cnbe found. Every instrument that leaves the factory is firstcarefully revised and inspected, so that no poor work is everallowed to be shipped.

6th The cases of a)l these organs are of solid Black Wslnut,beautiful in design, ornamentation and finish; the keys of tbebest Ivory fronts, oval brass pins, bushed. In every respectfirst-clas- s instruments.

In short, the New Haven Organ Company's Instruments areeminently the people's organs, and are worthy of the enviablereputation they so certainly enjoy. We cordially recommendthem to the confidence and patronage of the public-- , and, ifour readers cannot find them for sale in tbe town where theylive, or its vicinity, we advise them to communicate with thecompany, at its headquarters in New Haven, Conn., and lookover its circular and price list. The Independent.

For Sale by Castle b Cooke, II

MORE LIME,IIAVE RECEIVED HERBOL,LJESotCO.. M. B. ROBERTS, 300 Barrels of

Best California Mnr, which will be sold at the Low-

est Prices In other words, we will not be UNDERSOLD inthis article.

CALIFORNIA LIME !

llEt'EITED PER MPBRAT. IX PER. FECT QROKB.

For Sale at greatly reduced prices, by3v BOLLES & CO."

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AMERICAN THANKSGIVING DAY.

V . III- - C llAtira 1 Pl" Tt- - I

Lr. S. Miniitier President, we COPT the following

rfoclatnatiyu of a atunai lcatifcpgmng, nv

I'reeiJcDt Grant. In accordance with tbe recom- -

mndation of tbe President, all American citireoaand others desiring to recognite the occasion, areinvited Vi attend Divine service at the Fort streetChurch on Thursday next. November 25th, at 11

o'clock a. h. A sermon will be preached bj theRey. Dr. Damon.Bj tbe President of tbe United States) of America :

A nOCXAKATlCX.In accordance with a practice at once viae and

beautifo! we bava been aeenstomed, aa tbe year iadrawing to a clow, to devote aa occasion to thehumble expression of oar tha&ka to Almighty Godfor tbe ceaseless and dtoingwbed benefits bestowedupon as as a nation, and for hit mercies and protec-tion during the closing jear.

Amid tbe rich and free enjoyment of all oar ad-

vantages, we should not forget tbe source fromwhence they are derived and tbe extent of our obli-

gations to tbe Father of all Mercies.- We have fall reason to renew our thanks to Al-

mighty Ood for favors bestowed upon as daring thepast year.

By His continuing mercy, ciil and religious lib-

erty have been maintained, peace baa reigned withinour borders, labor and enterprise have producedtheir naerited rewards, and to His watchful provi-dence we are indebted for security from pestilenceand other national calamity.

Apart from national blessings each individualamong us has occasion to thoughtfully recall anddevoutly recognize the favors and profection he baaenjoyed.

Now therefore. I, Ulyres S. Grant. President oftbe United States, do recommend that on Thursday,the 2oth daf of November, the people of the UnitedStates, abstaining from all secular pursuits and from,their accustomed avocations, do assemble in theirrespective places of worship and in such form asmay seem most appropriate in their own hearts, offerto Almighty God their acknowledgments and thanksfor all Hisloercies, and their humble prayers for acontinuance of His divine favor. Ia witness whereofI have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal oftbe United States to be affixed.Done at the City of Washington, this 27th day of

Ootober, in tbe year of our Lord one thousandeight hundred and seven ty-fiv- s, and of the Inde-pendence of the United States the one hundredth.

U. 8. Grant.

NOTICEPARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINSTALL estate of K. G. ADDKRLY, deceased, are requested

to hand in the same to the firm of C. Brewer Co., addressed to11. 1. Coolidge. And all debts due and owing said estate arerequired to be paid to the same firm.

H. J. COOLIDQB,n20 4t Administrator Estate K. Q. Addrriy

SANTA GLAUS';

HEADQUARTERSILL. NEXT WEEK NIESEST THEw USCAL FINE

DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY GOODS

For parties dirous of selecting for

CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEAR'S

PUESEIVTS !

For which it has been noted, and the undersigned, in acknow)edgement of the public's appreciation of hia selections fortheir requirements heretofore, has spared no paina to merit acontinuance of the same. The selection embraces

Parian Figures and Reliefs I

Walnut Side and Corner rackets,

X orforate cX 1VX ottoos,for Book Marks and Framing, ne'w.

BOOKS FOR THE YOUNG FOLKSConsisting of

Chatter Box, Nursery, Little Folks. Peep Show. Picture Gallery. Model Maker, Wee Wee Stories, Child's Delight, fairyLegends. Rhymes, Chimes and Jingles. Wide Awake. EasyBook, Aidmala, gongs for little ones, together with many othersin ciom ana Doarcs; as auo an ,

EXCELLENT VARIETY OF

Linen & Paper Toy Books !

Scrap Bo ks. Albums and Scrap Pictures,Drawing Books and Blates,

Mathematical Instruments !

- . BOXES WATER COLORS. '

Noah't Ark In Yarietj of iliei. A variety of

Animals with Natural Voices !

Comprising Sheep, Goats, Dogs, Cat, Birds, Cows, Ass, Ac.Another lot of those plessing Acrobats, Embossed Alphabet

mocfs, r.mboaied Dominoes.Checker Boards la Chinese, European and American manufac-ture. Chess Men In ivory and wood. Checker Men, VignetteAuthors, A vilade, and other Card Games; a small assortmentof Feather Dusters, A few Music Boxes in-- horn and woodrases, playing from 3 to 8 tunes. . ,

Also, another lot of those

Excellent Cliromos,That gave so much satisfaction last year, together with a few

CHR0M0S IN OIL. TUB ARRAY OF

DOLLS and DOLL ARTICLESWill exceed last year's display, and 'consists of Doll Bodies,Wool Dolls, Bathing Dolls, Undressed Dolls with and withoutvoice, a large variety or Dressed Dolls, Boy Dolls, Dolls speak-in- s

" Papa and Mama." Doll's Bath Tub. Bedsteads, Trunks,Hats, Shoes, Jewelry. Fans, Garnitures, Matches, Chatelaines,Rocking and lltgh Chairs, wagons, Uigs and Perambulators,Doll Heads in Rubber, China, Wax, Parian and Leather, DollKid Arms, Jingling Bells, Fruit Balloons, Battledore andShuttlecock,

tor wool work, embroidery, crochet, millinery and sewing.

Wood, Tin and Cane Furniture, Rocking Horses,Horse Heads.Jumplng Jacks, Kaleidscopes,Pistols with paper caps, Christmas Tree Ornaments,Lanterns, Brackets, Candles and Candle Holders,

Magnetic and Automatic Toys !

Rubber Rattles, Wicker Rattles, Plated Rattles, .'

,Tin Rattles, Tin Toys, Rubber Toys,Rubber Heads, Barking Heads,

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ; :

SHELL GOODSin Picture Frames, Albums, Cushions, Watch Pockets, '

Slippers, Boxes, Bags, Ac.

Spring Tops, Flying Tcps, Serene Tops,Dancer and Chameleon Tops,

BOY'S AMEEICAN; TOOL CHESTS !

American Tea Pins. Croquet Sets, Sad Boats,House. Goi hie. Cottage and Tammany Banks,Wash Standi, Side Boards,Tea Sets and Dinner Seta in variety,

f Weather Houses, Water Works,

Oak Express Wagons,

Oak and Painted Wheelbarrows,Ac. Ac.

A SMALL ASSORTMENT OF

RUSSIA LEATHER GOODSConsisting of Ladies Travelling Bag. Necessaries, Pockets

and Belts, Port Monaies, Card Cases.

THE TSL'AL VARIETY OF

DIARIES FOR 1876 ! !

Inkstands for Desk. Pocket and Library,Pen Wipers. Pen Racks. Paper Weights, Sponge Cups,Gold Pens, Pearl and Ivory Pencil Cases.Rubber Holders with Pens, Ivory Tablets.

Call and See the Display !

;r Cash Sales preferred and a liberal discount allowed",therefor, wheat possible.

Orders from the other inlands solicited, which will meet withprompt attention.

THOS. C. THRUM,BoSO No. 19 Merchant 6f.

rrv , aa Cl m fuyceeas to

v DR. M0FFITTi visit I jhaiaa cn the wo:J and MissdsS cf esrsi

smooth- - Labsina oSce at K. Joors. s-- "0

E. 0. HALL & SON,SU DK lLKKS INIMPORTERS P&inls. I tm. mad Uroeral Merrhaadiss

do30 Corner Sort mad King Ms. lyf

M. PHILLIPS & Co.,AM W HOLES 4 LE UK1UIMPORTERS bors. Hats, Mew's fsroiaSMOg am

Fancy Oooda. (ooiU ly) Ma. 11 Kaahaosaoa St. ItaAulala

THE BRITISH AMD FURKICSMARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y, I

(LIMITED.)RISKS AT TIIE LOW EST !

ACCEPTS ciaoses m the fulicies of this Com pan j arspecially advantageous Til tO H DAVIES.

a, grot

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'YImsm fir ass Life PsIWIw - -

N THE MOST LIBERAL. TERMS. ALLo Claims or Losaes settled with proaaptitade.BoSOlf THKO. 11. DATll, Agvwt

iio.t:i:ic ju i. iii i. .MPBELL A. TL'RTOV. Prasrieisis.CIA Crop of 9uxar of saeriur quality, now com log in sod

ur sale in quantities to suit tync20 ly U UACKFLLD k CO.

AT TUBPIONEER DRUG STORE

Of TIIK l NDKKMGSKD.

BEEN RECEIVED BT LITE A R- -,HAS an KNTIRK NKW ASK) HTM KM OP ,

UGS, ilIEOICINKS

Prom the roiled States and F.umpe. Also,

Superior Perfumery and Toilet Articles !

Such as Combs, Brush, Toilet Powder and Boxes. JapannedHair Brashes, Soaps, Glycerine Balm, Caasphortcs, lienaloeBay Rum, and numeroaa other articles.

All f whirls aresSrrrd Psr Slel LrPrleeo.

Orders from tbe other Islamla promptly filled, and strictattention paid to sending Oaly lb Chalrrst saBsl Brat

1 Articles, by

no20 3m R. HOFFMANN. M. D.

J. NOTT & CO.,Sraaslors,

fUMS, COPPERtZIN'C AND SHEET IRON1 WORKERS,

Are prepared to do any and all kinds of work In their line.

COPPER WORK

WATER PIPES, GALVANIZED AND LEAD.Laid on or repaired.

GUTTERS AND SPOUTS, and all kinds of TinWork on Buildings done on Short Notice.

IN STOCKA FULL ASSORTMENT of MATERIALSin the above line, which they OFFER AT LOW KPT PRICKStogether with a fine assortment of

Cooking Stoves,Ship's Cabin Stoves,

dec.. &c, &c.REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO

SMALL FAVORS-THANKFCLL- RECKIVKD AT

no20 NO. 0 K A AHUM A NIT STREET.

CHAMPAGNE !

CHAMPAGUTE ! !

Chat. Farre Champagne, qts. and pti. .

.'I

Ruinart Pere et Fils Champagne, qti & ptt

Heidseick Champagne, qts. and pti.

Eugene Clicquot Champagne, qts. & pts.

Sparkling Hock (Sekt), qts. and pts.

Sauterne, qts. and pts.,

IN BOND OR DUTY PAID.ALSO, ALL OF TIIK

BEST BRANDS OF SPIRITS.

JUST RECEIVED

Ex OEDER and MACGREGOR I

FOR SALE BY

no20 4t CHAS. LONG.

WAX FLOWERS,FLOWERS. WORSTEDHAIR etc., taught by an experienced teacher, for Five

Dollars per month. Ladies wishing to learn, should commencesoon; aa I shall only teach lor THRKE MONTHS.

sj13 2t . MRS. O. MURPHY, 41 Fort St.

TO LET.qMUT VKttV DESIRABLE DWELLING

M. and Premises, No. 160 Nnnann Avenue, containing par-lors, dining room, bedroom, dressing room, China and cliAbeaclosets on first floor, basesnent ander all ; three rooms onsecond floor, kitchen and pantry connected, also with basementbeneath, bathing and washroom, carriage boose, stable, fowlhouse, Ac, in order. Apply to J. II. WOOD.

ALSO The Cottage and Premises adjoining, with aixrooms, kitchen, bathroom, servants room, store room, stable,and carriage house. ma4 tf

TO LET OR LEASE!THOSE DESIRABLE PREMISES ONAlakea Street, formerly occupied by A. P. BRICK-WOO-

Esq. For Particulars apply to971 J. B. LEMun.

FOR RENT.THE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED

by Mr. 8. M. Carter, situated at the corner of PalaceWalk and Punchbowl Sta. Possession given ImmedU

ately. Apply at these4 MARSHAL 8 OFFICE.

FOR RENT, SALE OR LEASE !

COTTAGE AND PREMISES ATpresent occupied by Col. M. Prendergsst, 11 and 13

Kokai Place. . Enquire ofyy VYALXEH. K. DIAk

FOR SALE !

DESIRABLE HOUSE LAND .m.MA H I LO For Sale. teplFor further particulars apply to . a

ta2i tf JAMES TATLOR, Honolulu.

5.000 DOLLARSrV) LEND ON APPROVED SECURITY,1 IN L'M3 TO BUIT. Apply to

CECIL BROWN, Attorney at Law.e2 3m So. 8 Kaabumana Street.

JUST RECEIVED PER SYREN.FROM BOSTON. AMERICANDIRECTPORK, American Meea Beef,

New Bedford Tow Line,New Bedford Cutting; Falls,

New Bedford Whalemen s Oars,50 Bales Best Patent Oakum,

All of which will be gold at Low Prices byO30 BOLLES CO.

BAETLETT SALOONy T. AV. G O "V TZ Tt .

Comer of Hotel and Fort Streets.

nllR CHOICEST AND BEST OF ALES.I WINKS AND SPIRITS always to be founl at the Bar.

sep2&ly.

LUNCH & COFFEE SALOON. BY LUM JOCK

mjO 34 NCt'ANL' STREET. OPPOSITEZ the Store of A. 8. Cleghorn A Co.

33 TXT SI 1?From 8 o'clock to ttis morning till 10 to the evening

old 8m

the payment ! Muttons, Cigarette

AXI RSMHIKXT-S-rCIITIZOS rrtssxts aed ltra.i gtva 'jr arerrJ!!y ksvitcd U at lead PwWie VI . p at rBT ST.

Oil KCH. wbers srvies ate krtd evsry ih a4 II v'vlara.A. M-- . and 7 2 P. M fm srv rr4ni K all iraf Itsavsaed ts eitevd. Tim is a WrdoesA? eveaitg Prajar

. ... . . - .A L b .11 .Mirt.ar at 1 I i a cisra, ia ioe umin . - - -

James Makee's White Sugar.

A NEW ARTIt'LR.l PKKIUR i" fA thing saade to tw Islands. J , A

KEAHALA PLANTATIOIT.ADDKELY OOOUtHJK.

AND OTIIEMM WILLHOtSEKEEPER at the above rirtn atolS C. RRfcWKR A CO.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

FOR SVL35 !

PCRSCANCEOF AN ORDER OF TIIKfN - - . t -- - - - - laTk. I aKall arM

at Public A actios, oa the steps of the Toart H.iaiae in linno- -

On Saturday, the 27th Day of Not. 1875.

AT It O'CLOCK JfOOS. aU.

That parcel situate in Palolo ValleyConsisting of lis Acres of Land

Xnir ol'it XiLTfalo sOjiiicIand described la Roysl Patrol No. 44M.

J. P. GREEN,D 4t Administrator Estate of Psiekslohl, deceased.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED,MIKADO, VIA P. A. O. CO.'. AND A.EX N. Co.. ftteaasera, direct frosa Ins MamfaeSory of

P. VKNCATACBBLLl'M i

MADRAS' GENUINE CHUTNEYS, ASSTO.ALSO

Carrie Paste & Powders, & Autd. 8aucei,from the World Rsoowoed Framje. Nowrowjee, Bombay.

rr These Chutney s. Saoos., etc.. we warrant OsasalBitand as WE ARK THE ONLY IMPORTERS ofthese Ooods, we recommend those In want of a Baperior Arti-cle, to call soon.

ol3 8t FRIELJL LAINE.

JUST ARRIVEDPER

MATTIE 'MACLEAYFROM

Portland, Oregon.Champoog Extra Flour,

Island Superfine Flour

Dost Oregon Lime,

Fresh Apples,'

AND A

SUPERIOR LOT FRESH SALMOII

IO70 Catch !

FOR 8 ALU BY

noX3 Ins II. HACKFELD St CO.

U.HIIillllllUilfS

POBTST. STOBE

MEW

ARE BEIM OPENED !

-- AT THE--

MM OCED PRICES.

CASH

CUSTOMERS

Liberally Treated With.

BONNE ET BELLE

LACK SILKS!Durability Guaranteed.

ERNANI GRENADINES!--13-

WHITE, BLACK AND 8TEIPE8.

i FDRlUfjfr GOODS

CHEAPER

TIIM M OTHER STORE U MS

Call and Tudge,no6

vji --r JtFROM CCTTISO A CO.'S CELEBRATIJ4cTORT,AS EH MOCK TURTLE T)rfJ CARESCI ROAST Beef, Cases Boiled Beef, Csses Klast Motion,

Cases Boiled Motion, Cases Roast Veal, Cases Turkey, CasesCaUrten, Cases Boo pa. ;:., Ac.

For Bale by BOLLES A CO.

KUTTfTI E B C H A N TPaper, etc., etc.

Hi TtnTSlX 'Tf

POM'T BUY:I'MII. lilt' IIHITKIIMINKTIIIt .

ELEGANT ASSORTMENT.- -

LADIES'

MISSES,AND

CHILDREN'S

PHILADELPHIA

DOOTS & SC30ES.HINT sLAIi:i

EX MARY BELLE ROBERTS I

AND PARTLY COMITISO OF TIIK FuLLoWINat

IIAMHOMi: AHTiri.KM:SKIIUK CONO .KM OA ITEM.,1AlIKK Laties tff fcswsuwais, Ktd a aBs,

Ladies' t'urae Ktd Manantasaett. XtsniersMv.irt Ties, IaJhi' Frvnrk and Caraexa IdI ad tea' Frewk Kid and Car., Bwiuas laouta,Miaeee' rWe-- KaliaHvmle Kt4 Vaaaped,Mian' rrasM-- Ktd Wsasaursla,Mwm' French Kid Holloa Hot4a. Masse' IVtfMl' Cakf llaltna tfcaita, larw WlWs,Ladies Calf Uuuoa Bants, e--v style.Ladies' Calf IUtaMSs. ChiMr i'aaf sWhawChildren's Ratio. Uaiiera,ladles' C.racoa Ktd Cssifrrs tiaitsva,Ladies' Calf Ratio. Ualurrs,La.lwa' tVfcblrd Oast Hallo. Oslleva,Ladles', Misses and ClldiWs ltlaivs a4 A at I

Ladies' Wkits Kid Mippeva,

.A.11 the above Lino.or- -

WW I'll I LA 1) E L I'll I A SHOE WARE

- WILL IIE- -'8 O Id I AT I It I V i: H

MI CH

Below Ruling liatccs.ALSO. PER D. C. MURRAY.

Fine Asst. of Gents ClothingCONaUHTIKUOF

(JenU Flu. Black Frurk Coals,fptesidld Black iMnkia Pants, Whll MarselU. Vasts,Aasnrtad Cas, Trowsers, Aaaurted Coals .Ml Vesta,Very Cheap and Very 0Md Hark tails.Th. Finest t hit. Phirt. I.Latest ljl of I affa aad Collars ...Elastic A ok Is Jea firsvers, Mw Kirks vt Pwav voder,Line. C.mbrte Ifandkarrhief Ties, Ac ,oeks la Kvsry tirade.

The Best Asaortmenl of Pocket Cm levy la Te.au iHair Brashes, Clothes Brashes, TKh and N II Kraal., .BlackloiBraahes, C , e. ,

-

AlHO,icr.Vnttco clc CShmnLadies' Fine Gold Watcher A Chains,LadlM and Children's Nark Chains,ladies' and Of Ms ftn. LHasMttd Kinfs,Ladies' Massive tfM Bracelets, ladles' 04ajeta,Koiid Hirer War., Finger Hints, la Orsat Variety,

TleitU ttotty trfhrr 'Art hits, tdo Xutntr-Ladl- M

ifU lral4lBf tk IMfcrr ItlMtft 1U

kit thvlr Offr-- PlIftMllT kXUtiti U. 'J)llui ill. illcINEIlNY.

FOR N A I-.-E I'

PILOT BREAD!DamaQcd BroadF

t' Good fir Ctiirken Feed, hr,. ,

KAKAAKO SALT, per Bag or Ton,

FIREWOOD,Of its lira aalir, :sl mp If Reej .

31.A 1' 13 BtOUOSJ,J An. I. IIOWIETf,

070 las Coraer Qussn & Fort W.

TIIOS. G. TIIIHIiTIHill !, la TIM Ur the MXF.JIBI U NTOHrtS,

OR POrWIBLV JCARUKK,

ti mm amjucAND

AlMlMUAIdi for 1076 IFor Home or Fortign Eta'den.

PRICE. FIFTY CCNT8 PER COPY'VF.RV FAVOR1IILK MErCPTIONTUB this llaad-Boo- sue ith .a lis irst aipssraa.,

and ths completed arracavnenta for Ma general clre.l.tasathroais;ho.t the Paetlc and Fastava Btales, throsfh tls. Ca-tena-

KxhlbUkor, Colon lea, Aaslrsllaa Btiaanns aad th.Islands, makes It a desirabls adrsnialnr adl.a, tor srhlrti A

Umtled spaoa srill be devoted.

It will son t I a nth the Calendar th. Tlase of In. aSKlsUif and Kettlnf far esvh day, and In. Mooa's Ft ,

Tahl. of NartM KlltnaU, Ke()stev af tli.' C.urt, Offi'st aad other Oflears, FMSUesl7"

aye., Custom ItouM Tables, Metsorolof lr- - M

al Tables, List of Island Mosses,Hawaiian Chronoloftcal fcvrnta,

Mission Reclster,History of the Hawaiian Post Oflne,

History of the CosVe I od retry and Tables la CuoaertlosiTherewith, Rem in Isomers of Hewsnapera and ,

OAeea af Honolala, Postal Ta-

bles, locrthsr withOUiSS- - Matters a Iotre4.

'Sarly apvtatlnna for span. an orders fur er.pies sulktlied.Orders from abroad sous! laH.d. posisf (10 ets ) and raa bsremitted la sUcsk.. Addr

TUUH. V. TIIKUM.Pablislier, lIonolulM, M. I.

A FEV"XLBUr.lOFwr Cablwev. llsasaal. rrl-e.- , wtO.wtft.

SBBBBBSBBBBBaS

A VF.RV LABOR AWiRTkllMT OF

SCRAP PICTURES!which with wLat is already on band will kflurd partic. desirlnfaa eseerteat opportunity f srlectinf.

HOLIDAY GOODSIS ftRAftOtt.

Invoice of Oerman and French Oooda t

now on ih. wsy, selected enperially to my order Cperlal ardtr

American Toys from New York 1

is also an th. way. and with my Ma Franrasns evdar, andvariety of Ooods now In siork will e sored the ekreu.ni varietypresented last year.

SPEEM OIL ,a:

.

f N O.D ANTITIE"J TO BI'IT. ' K0 M I OsslAV loa to a barrel For fals by

977 cfi," ia.a,nK P

CALIF0BNIA POTATOES & 0NI0W8.MALL QUANTITF REl'EIVKU FCR .

AS C. VIl'RKAV. For bait tfSOLLk'S 4 CO.

STP TIE--; "tlx KX

Ohat

.

IT

BY C . S. BARTOW!

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 24,At 10 O'clock, A. M , U1 l aoU,

AN ASSORTM'T of DRY GOODS,

FURNITURE:Marble Top Centre Table, .

Marbie Top Whatnot.Hair Cloth Sofas,

Hair Cloth Chaira, Lounge,. Easy Chair and Rocker,

Koa Bracket and Clock.Marble Slab and Iron Brackets,

FTINTE JEWELRY,CHOICE LOT of VALUABLE PLANTS.

At 12 M. One Good Saddle Horse.C. S. BARTOW. Aw-t'- r.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE I

By Order cf Godf.ejr Khu, Administrator of tb Estatoi B H Boyd, deceased, I UI sell at public auction,

OH TUESDAY. : : : November 30th,,. . At 12 o'clock Hon, 00 the Prentiss. IJotel Street,

The Wei! Established Businessor

THE': FAMILY MARKET,With Beaches, Bale, tiak, and other ftruUara, To Horses,

cart, wsf , Ac.This will present a rare chase to any one desirous of ogK

las' la th Butcher Baaiaess. foaacaatoo fIvco immediately

C. S. BARTOW. Auctioneer.

IRON, IRON, IRON !

WW. WEIGHTHAS JI'ST BECEIVED PER BARK

C. WTLIK, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF

BEST BEST BAR IRON !

He solicit th patronage of ail io need of the abort which

He will Sell at the Lowest Market Bates !

1.13 WM. WEIGHT.

IR.OHT PIPIIVrG.

Just Received jjer R. C. Wylle,

if - - -

.1- -2, 3-- 4 and I Inch,

Galvanized Iron P iping !

AUd,4NU rOR 9AI.E AT LOWEST MARKET

a

PRICKS.

- G. SECELKEN Sc CO.ocSO 4t

PLEASE YOUR CHILDREN !

REAUTf FyiGE ROMO PICTURES !

FOR

SCRAP BOOKS.AT . -

(SASTLE&OQOEai'Sm

ALSOt

JUST RECEIVED,, A FINK ASSORTMENT OF

EXTRA QUALITY PRINTS,LIGHT AND DARK FAST COLORS.

V j, .

MIXED WATERPROOF.and Brown Waterproof, ootton and wool, and

all wool.

Fioe Black and Oxford Doekias Blue Saiara.Fine Blaveaod Black Broad Cloth,Baby Carriage log--, Qarden Hal a, fkirt Supporlers.

," Also,. to Arrive,

PER

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

'

! '. ' prints. ,

Bleached and tnbieac! ed Cotton awl Shee(iora, .

Ituaaia Craab And Diapera,

0roae Grain Ribbons, Fancy Flannel 0erhirt,Bloc and Ore Flannela,VH h te and Drab Moleakin, Undershirts,Whit aad Buff linen Pack. : i . . ' '

Faocj Linen trilla. White Qailtiog.Dresa Bollaada, Uaadkcrchiete,WbiU Table Lioen.Finest Beet And Medium Napkin,Mosquito Netting, Nary Flannels,Cotton IToee, Scarlet Flannel, Fancy Tweeda.

Fancy Braids, SUk Gossamer,

Fancy Table Pamask, Hair Cloth, Silicias, Shoe Thread.. ALSO

PORTLAND CEMENT!Aeaorted PaiaU and Oils, ' '

tialTaoised Tabs, Pails and Wain Basin,Te Kettle, T Hinjtes. 6 to 16 Inch, ,

Fencing Wire, No. 6,Annealed and Tarred Hoop Iron, best No. 18, Uht, 1 st

or Oil. 1 and ; Cattile 8- - ap, Grnailaie.Ward A Payne Kangaroo Sheep Shear.Carry Coeaba, India Robber assorted Chamois PkioSpoo. ea. Cape. Shot, Fancy Bowk.

A FINE ASSORTm OF FILES. SCREWSAND BUCKLES.

iirouod Jamaica Oinfer.Ground Pepper and Cinnamon,

Pare Cream of Tartar in bulk.Pore Glycerine, Fish Line,

Pearl Buttons,Best Lace Leather, Fancy Soaps, 4rC , Ac Ac., Ac,

Golden Grate Iloni-- ,ALWAYS ON HAND.

CRMUED SCGAR.BEST A XO MEDIUM QUALITIES

RAW SUGARS.

COLUMBIA RIVER AND FRAZER RIVER

in quantities to suit.

Downer's and Devoe's Keroseneoil--

sentry Orihrst lamptly attmJeJ to' ana at LovMt Hates, by

- ' . J.,"

OastlojiaSc Cooke.7e2S

O0LDEH GATE EX FAMILY FL0TJE !

ruKEB'S EXTRA F4MILT FLOCB,

r'T''loiLES A CO.

BY E if-- ADAMS.

UNDERWRITER'S SALE !

If away .C'arerra.

ON MONDAY, : : : : : NOVEMBER 22d,At 12 'c!'k, M. at StWmoo, be soM, account

of whom It mar concern 1 ...

M. 9. O. CO., Noa. 121 to 125,

FIVE BALK EACH CONTAINING luu PAIRS

IN ALL SOO PAIR?.

Damaged on Voyage of Importation exShip liritith 'Statesman 'and Sfmr.'

JfacgregorXT TERM CASH.

E. P. ADAM?. Auct'r.

HOUSEHOLD FUB1TUBE

ON TUESDAY, November 23d,At 10 O'clock, A. M., .

AT THE RESIDENCE OF HON. E. H. ALLEN

XI V AW AVENUE. WILL BE SOU), TUB ENTIRK -

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE I

IN PART AS FOLLOWS, VIZ ;

PARLOR FURNITURE !Uandaom Sofas, Easy Chair, . .

Rocker, Parlor Chair,,Chantlelirr, , ,large Mirror and Bland,

Black Walnut TaMes Marble To.Whatnots, Vaaea, Parlor Rax. Lounge, . '..

Tea Poy, Engraving, fte., he., Ac.

BED ROOM & DINING ROOM FURNITURE,

Black Wain at Bed Boom Set, remplete,Consisting of Bed, Marble Top Bureau.

WashJilaml, Commode, Rocker ami 4 Chair,ALSO

Mosquito Nets, Hair Mattresses,Coverlets, Linen, Pillows, Fine Matting,

1 Handsome Oak Bed Boom Set, Complete,With Bed, Bureau. Waahstsml,

Commode, 4 Chain and Rocker.Clothea BaakeU, Wardrobe,

- Two Bmall Bedstearia k Bedding,. Table Seta,Crockery ware, Pilrerarare, Table Linen, Meat Safe,

a

KITCHEN FURNITURE - STOVE. &c.E. P. ADAMS. Auctioneer.

REGULAR CASH SALE !

ON THURSDAY, NOV. 25th,At half-pa- st 9 A. M., at Salexrronj, an

ASST. OF NEW GOODSNAMELY- -- "

' 'Fine Prints, Muslin. Linen DrllH,

Brown Cottons, Wbite Cottons, Merino,

Victoria Lawns, Silk Handkerchiefs,- - -

Hemmed Linen Handkerchief,

FANCY FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS!Harrard Shirts, Wool Bhawb,

'Tarkish Towels for Bathing,

Blanket, While Shirts, Amoitkeag Denim'

- J'" Anoskeag Btripea, v

f Cotton Drill, Brilliant,; "

Fine Tweed Suit,Bed Quilt, Merino and Cotton Undershirts,

PELT AND. STRAW HATS I. - '!

Ladies Bose, Men' Socks,, . : - ;

Bridlea and Bits, Travelling Bag, Klc, Ktc.

GROCERIES, FAXIT GOODS, M, !

Best Brand Kerosene. Card Matches,

Teaat Powder, Sardine, Soda Crackers, , . j'.Clothes Pins, Ham, Bacon, Candle,Pickle, Tobacco, Cigar. Fine Tea, Oyster,Axe Handles', Salt,1 Wash Blue, Pain Kilfer,'

Wrapping Paper,

Brown Sugar, Crushed Sugar.4AI0

ONE FOUR-WHEE- L WAGON !

For one or two horses, new, and In perfect order.

'--AliO-'

FIFTY CS. MEDIUM BREAD !

' Just Received and In perfect orjer.

K. P. ADAMS. Auctioneer.

AND

CARRIAGE MATERIAL !

FllIIR ITN'IJERSIGXED HAS JUST RE-- 1CKIVKD from the Kast and San Francisco, in addition

to bi usual large assortment of Carriage Material, the followingGoods :

HICKORY SPOKES,from 1 Ini-- to 8i inches. .

OAK AND HICKORY RIMS,from 1 inch to 2 inches.

FINE ASSORTMENT HUBS, ALL SIZES.

Felloes for OxCarui Assorted Sixes, Oik and Ash;Hickory Wsgun and Buggy Shafts, finished and rough;Potes, Wagon and Carriage, finished and rough, "Whiffletrees, Doubletrees, Crossbars, Yoke, Seat Rails,

Seat Spindle, Wagon and Buggy Bow, -

ALSO

CARRIAGE HARDWAREConiting of Steel and Iron Axles, Soring Stay Brace. Foot

Rail, Step Pad, Body Loot, Whiffletree Coupling and Fer-

tile. Stake Irons, Cockeyes, Hub Bands, plain, ailrered andoroide, acrew capped Central Park Pattern, Pole Cribs, Step

Tread, Body S tep, Wear Irons,

FINE Asst! of OVAL MOULDINGS. in Brass and Gold, ft re. to 1 inch.

Cross Htrnp 3Ioimtliisc consisting of

Diamond Centres, Buckles, Strap Holder Loop gold A oroide

A FBW SUPERIOR ENGLISH a AMERICAN BTYLEd

BASKET PHAETON BODIES !

XT One and Two-seate- d, which will be put up in Uie betpossible manner to order, at shert notice. .

' ' .

CARRIAGES ALWAYS ON HAND

Or manufactured with dijatch First Class Workmen em-

ployed in all branches.

A continuance of the public patconage ia respectfully solicited.

AI.I. ISLdNDORnERsSnMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

. WEST.. do 'o. 74, To and 73 King St. Honolulu. H. I.

!!Q.

For SAX I UAXCISCO !TUK IINK AMF-iUCA- BARK

MARY BELLE ROBERTS !

L. C. GRAY, Master,

Will Have Quick Dispatch for Above Port,iirini mr r naruag laato acrmnaioaa

tic a, at ply ': II fl ACKFtLD A CO ,'Af-nU- .'

For Porilnnd OregonTHIS HAWAIIAN BARK

MATTIE MACLEAY,J. H. WALTER Mishr

Will Dave Qaltk. rh for the A bete Pert !

' For Freight r Passage; appij L

ncl$ II. HACKFELD A CO , A--

FOR BEIE3Srj' '... . TUK A I HAWAIIAN BARK ,'. '

R. C. WYL I E,II WOLTEK.- -, Mutfr,

Will have Quick Dispatch for Above Fort.For freight or pajwage 8pl tono St ii. HACKFEL1' at CO., Agent.

FOR SAIV FRAXCISCO.TBK I1.NE NEW CLIPPKK .SCIIX.N til

BONANZA,Built for the Ute W. C.RaUton, Eq . it expectH early io

and will bare quick dinpatch,For Freight or Paaaage, apply to

J. T. WATERIIOl'SK.The al rertiaer tellerea this to be the Bneat achonner erer

within our harKe and waa built io San Francisco. no20 4t

FOR SYDIVKY, IV. W.The A. S. N. Co.'s Fine Steamship

4-- Nmmilvi: i MOORK, Master

WILL SAIL FOE SYDNEY, N. S. W.,On or about Dec. 16th !

All Freight intended for Shipment per Steamer either toBan Francisco or the Colon it will be received In the SteamerWarehouse Frer ( Sl.rnge.

The Agents will give a WarehouseKeceipt for all Merchan-dise, bnt will not be responsible for lose by fire.

XT tor Freight and Passage, to Sydney, New Zealand andMelbourne, apply to

no20 C. BREWER A CO., Agent.

PACIFIC MA I L STEAMSHIP CO.'S

SAN FRANCISCO.

Australia and New Zealand LineesaiMasBBBSBBsaav-

Til K SPLENDID STEAMSHIP

VASCO DE GAM A,RICE, Commander, will

LEAVE HONOLULU FOR SAM FRANCISCO

On or about Dec. 7th.J T For Freight and VasBage, or any further information,no20 Apply to H. HACKFELD A Co. Agenta.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP (O.S

SAN FRANCISCO, vAUSTRALIA AND HEW -- ZEALAND LINE !

TUB SPLENDID STEAMSHIP

CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO !

- WADDELL, Commander.

KANDAVU, F. I., & SYDNEY, N. S. W.connecting at Kaudaru with Company's steamer for AUCK-

LAND. N. 7... PORT CHALMERS, and intermeiiate ports,

On or about the I 5th December.Tot Freight and Passage, and lurther information,

do20 Apply to II. HACKFELD 4 CO , Agent.

BOSTON & HONOLULU PACKET LINE !

C. BREWER Ai CO., AGENTS.Favorable arrangements can always be made forStorage and Shipment of Oil, Bone, Wool, Hide

and other Merchandise to New Bedford, Boston, New Tork andother Eastern Port. ICT Cash Advances made.

02 ly C. BR.lt WER & CO.

REGULARDISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

C. BREWER Ai CO., AGENTS.Merchandise received STORAGE FREE andliberal cash advances made on shipments by this

Lline. (o2 ly) C. BREWER A CO.

TIME-TABL- E OF THE

STEAMER "KILAUEA,"MARCH ANT, t MASTER.

Monday, Nov 29th, a p m HiloMnndir. Dec 6th. 6 D m KonaMondav. Dec 13th. 6 D m - Circuit of Hawaii J

Wednesday, Dec 22d, 6 p m. Circuit of KauaiMonJar, Dee27th, 5p m ; .....Hilo

XT When there are no cattle to land at Maalaea Bay, aneffort willbe made to reach Honolulu Saturday P. M.

XT On down Trip the Steamer will not leave Kaalnatu until9 A. M. or later; Makena until 6 A. M. or later; and MaalaeaBay until 8 A. M. or later, without due notice of any changebeing given.

.Rates of Passage will be .

To or from Kaunakakai, Mafekai $500" l Ahalna, Maul 600" Maalaea, Maui . 7 00

... .i Makena, Maui --4kj 8 00" Mahukona, Hawaii.......... 10 00

'--'" Kawaihae, . .............. 10 oo-- ,

""""Kailua, " 10 00" Kaawalos, u 10 00

" Hilo, , " . ,. .... 12 60" Kau Coast " 1500

Circuit of Hawaii, Round Trip 22 00To or from any Port on Kauai - 8 00Circuit of Kanal, Round Trip....' '. 12 00Deck Passage for natives only 2 00

No Credit for Passage Money !

TICKETS AT THE OFFICE ONLT.No berth will be considered a taken until paid for. Not

responsible for baggage unmarked or any Freight or Parcelsunlet receipted for.

FREIGHT MONET DIE OJi DEMAND!XT An effort will be made to have the Steamer reach Hono-

lulu on the evening of the same day she leaves Maui.SAMUEL Q. WILDER, Agent.

Office with Wilder A Co., comer of Fort and yaeen Streets.996

REGULAR PACKET FOR LAHAINA.

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

WUIBub Bf?nlarly bftWrrnThU Port and Lahnlna,LEAVING

Haafclnln Saturdays and Labaiaa every Wednesdays.

058 3m H. HACKFELD A Co., Agent.

(3a. XT --A- X X --A. G X51 JE3 T !

FOR KOLOA AND WAIMEA.THE SCHOONER

K A. AXI. Ei. . .BOLLE3, MASTER, ( ,

Will have Regular Dispatch fcr the above namel Ports, onand after the &Ui of November next, until further notice.

Freight and Passenger taken at the Lowest Rate.962 - . BOLLES A CO., Agenta.

FOR SALE !

FIRE-WOO- D. JIST RECEIVEDCHINA tEX BRIO HAZARD -

CUT 1SPLIT, READY FOR JHE STOVE !

f99 AT LOW RATES. . C. ALLEN.

lAtorrUsfKcnts.

TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE,DISTRICT OF KOXA.

Honolulu. Oahu, 1875!rYvAX HI1EH IMHiS DISTRICT IKK

errb Ikat ta andera gned mat t aaairareIbe ( DI.LKCTIO OK TAXKS OR CLH.RENT V KA R. atb'u OSc In Marin Mret. AKnni, onMonday, the lat of prox. Ard in cmfnrKy withflecuon 4oJ of tbe CirJ Code, all prracaia haWe u Txauonare hereby required t- - sake io m"Iia:e payment of tbe taaie.

OOreopeo erry Mncly, Wedtay b.J StiwUr, frvna. m.,to4 p m - -

ulO H. LICK,'

oc-1- 1m Tas Co)Ietc, IIooululu.

NOW IS THE TIMETO HATE PHOTOGRAPHS T.4KEX

. . roaII R I ST MAS Al EV TEA R'Sc PRKAENTS.

DIG1

U fully prepared with a large and well ass-jrte- stock of

everything in bis line to supply ail customers

Those desiring it can have their Ngatives Retouchedthe best Han Francisco style ar a email auTsnre in pvwe r

oc? Call aaa See at 61 Fan Si. ly.!

J."T. IIITEHIIIIISE'II A S- -

JUST RECEIVEDE R

15.- - C5. --WlT-Ca.IE!;,

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTF DATM

FROM LONDON DIRECT.

'ANNEALED DRAWN FEXClNOBEST . WIRE. Na. 4i 5,

Galvanized Corrugated Iron !

(7ah'anizrtf Iron Tubing,V 1-- 2 t' 3-- 4 in. .". -

Best Hoop Ii-on- ,3-- 4, and 1 inch.

HORSR SHOR NAILS ANI HORSF jPnOE..? V :r

BOOTH & C0 S BEST PORTLAND CEMENT, t patent snoi, S lo'JS, (

Hubbuck's Best White LeadAND ZINCAINT.

Hubbuck' Lamp Black, Venetian Red, Yehow Ochre,Habbnck's Red Lead Patty in 121 lb. bladders;

Habback's Raw and Boiled Oil, in casks and drums.

TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS.

CARVERS. BUTCH ER KNIVES, .

POCKET KNIVES, Vo.

AN ASSORTMENT OF

BEST ENGLISH SADDLERY !

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

W HITE, .SCARLKT, BLUE. MAGKNTA AND. BLUE GRKY"

BLA.3NTX5LE3TS!. i

' ' J ' i ja' choiceCOLLECTION OF TOYS !

CROUCKT SETS, 8LATt:8,- ' gLATK PENOlLi. o., Ac. - - " i

I - i BABY'S FEKDINQ B0TTLKS, ,

BLACK and BLUE TWEEDS !

Gold, Black and Blue Waterproof Tweeds,

JAPANESE SILKS !

WOOL RKP3, WOOL SHAWLS,

. MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS!"Men's Colored Shirts, Blue Jean Shirts,

Men's Flannelette Shirts, Regatta Shirts,Men's Wool Shirts, asstd. colors;

An Elegant Assortment of

Ladies' Fancy Articles'

White Cricketing Flannel,.Blue and Scarlet Flannel. Cassimere Prints, fCretoine Prints, White Cottons,Brown Cottons, Scotch Domestics,

Wall i P -v- -. s v--

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New Patterns and Styles.

EXTRA ENAMELED CL.OTII FOR CA- R-

' - RIAOES, ie, -' - r'

A Choice Lot of Fancy Silk and Cotton

a?ul Figured Flannels,DIAGONAL TWILLS, OXFORD-- SI1IRTINO, ETC. - ;

.... . t

Christy's Black and Colored

FELT HATS, Newest Shapes !of

MEN 8 SILK HATS AND DRAB f HELLf.

A LARGE VARIETY OF LADIES' STRAW-HATS-.

NEW STILE. MEN'S AND

DOT'S STRAW HATS, Air. "

Haberdashery aad HosieryA LARGE ASSORTMENT. of

Also, a Great Variety of Articles, j 1' "'.V i

too Numerous to mention.

NOW I ART DIHT rEX

MARY BELLE ROBERTS,as

A largk assortment op

ENGLISH PRINTS I

Ladies Fancy Articles,

NEW FAxCY MBJiSAc. Ac., Ac. .1

I

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oc23 J

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B--L f BBLS. BEST ENGLISH . PORT-J9- JLAND CKMKNT,

100 Coil brrt Russia Hemp -:

iCoOs Rossis Bolt Rope,

Casea Kngliah Pie Fruits,Cases da. Pickles, g : i , to

' ' CaM do. Ground Ppp-r- ,

Case do. Mustard, it.. Cases do. French Pea,

Cskr. Table Fait, in bottleFor Sal"j at the Lowest Price by

oSO BOLLES A CO.

DAILY EXPECTED PER BK. CEDAR,17ROM EUROPE A LARGE IN VOICE OFAV the Bet QaaiitiM of Hubbuck FsiOt and Paint Oil or

oSO BOLIE3 4 CO.

the PAoincOiommcrcial SVbbcrtisc r.ri or the Moot roa thi Moiti ti ? iaia,

1ST4 Hiiaot i t.t MiaaTtw.No. & First Qaarter.....; .....11 Wl r

li Fall Moan 14 fc 4 m19 jit Uoarirr , .... t rw37 New M.vo 1 U1 rm

TiMlrrita Blaise turn aiTTiae.av. 1 aa ri 6 ISta; fiUMti lAIra

$ lun rixa.. ... .6 10 a: Pan acta 119 ra1 J Sun riaea 14 t an; (Mta aeta a la t rati Kan riaea 1 h ai aeta 14 a raDO !an ri.ea......0 23 t, Man aela 1 13 r

Carr.DaaitL PalTa, I! arbor Maater.

'TrRDAY yQYEMBER 20.

NOTTS OF THE WEEK.Babe Ciira Btll, Sfcwpberd, becce OcC IS. ar.

rired At Saa Frnciao Not. 7, 28 dejt paw(.The Next Mail for ibe East will b dUpatchexl

fHr bark Mary UtU firt, c!oag at tlx-- !Office at 12 o clock to-d- aj.

His Badge. A native policeman stationed At A

prominent corner, weArs on h5 bat a Pensacola "nbbon. othing senoas. Lot ratber inappropriate.

fTOBCU LIGHT rKOCTXflOJt. A BDw dlfpIaT W

ratle on Monday evening, aeveral hunJre--1 torch--bearers marching the principal street with music.in honor of the King'a birthday.

A Good Catch. The whaletbip lltinou, Capt.Fraxer, arrived at San Francisco November 8th, reports 21S0 barrel whale oU, 240UU lb bone, aujG000 lbs ivory.

We are requefU-- to ay that therewill be a special meeting of Lodge Le 1'rogreade I 'Ocean ie, A. F. A A. M. at 7j o'clock on Monday evening next.

r Ml sic bt Torcuugbt. By command of UiaMajesty, the concert by the band a Thursday even,ing lbt waa given in Emma Square, which waa brilliantly lighted with torches for the occasion, andlooked like a picture in fairy land.

A Money Kino. Baron Rothschild, of the Parisbranch of the celebrated banking bouse, is expectedto arrive here by the next steamer en route for Australia, and may perhaps make a stay of a few weeks.as ve understand he is traveling mainly for pJeaaure.

. Luau at Aliiola.ni House. A fine and abundant'set out of viands, cooked a la Hawaiian and otherwise, was provided by government officials on Tuesday, in the spacious verandah of Aliiotani House, ofwhich officials and subordinates partook after thereception and review.

Masonic. We learn that Dr. Browne, of the U.R. rensarola, whom many of our readers will

remember as a pleasant gentleman, has been elected Grand Master of the State of California. D.K. Fyfe, W.-.M- .. of Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, hasbeen appointed G. L. Inspector for these Islands:

Music tiiis Aftersoon. The band will play atEmma Square this afternoon, commencing at fouro'clock. Following is the programme :Queen Kaplplani March, (oew) , BergerOverture, Opera Poet and Peaaant Bnpperromotion waltz HtrauaGrand Selection, Opera The Puritan BelliniNorth Flowers, Fantasia ...RiviereLove Among tbe Rose 8fhottiche..... Evans

Celebration Party. The Good Templars celebrated His Majesty's birthday on the evening ofMonday, with the festive dance and a handsomecollation. The attendance of ladies and gentlemenwas large and the enjoyment in like proportion. IliaMajesty had intended to be present, bat sent hisapology by his Chamberlain.

ubeat r ibe in Mboinia tiTT. October 20,very large and destructive fire occurred at VirginiaCity, Nevada, which destroyed oneJbLrd of theplace, including" several silver ore crushing millswith hoisting works, etc. The loss was estimated atbetween five and six millions. The people of California contributed liberally to the relief of the sufferers.

Tue Darien Canal. The officer detailed for the -

service reports to the Department at Washingtonthat the distance of the canal survey is 28 miles in adirect line, but the necessary curves make it 80miles. Tbe officer, in giving full details of the costof the entire canal and incidentals, estimates it at$80,000,000, to which he adds $20,000,000 for contingencies, making the round total $100,000,000.

Repiblicaks in the Ascendant. The mail ofThursday brings the intelligence that the Republicanparty had carried the October elections in the Statesof New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska andIowa, while the Democrats claim only Maryland, Virginia and Mississippi. The organization in the city ofNew York known as the Tammany Ring has metwith a Waterloo defeat.

Mok.mox Missionaries. --At tbe last Conferenceheld in Salt Lake City, one hundred and five missionaries were appointed to go forth to the Gentil?world to convert them from Christianity to Mor- -

mnntcm vVinp nf ffwa nnfispfl thrniHrh this. rifv '

j w pen therTUina yesterday, on the way to Australia.We hear that several are rather considerably married, as high as five wives to a man ; but these latter portions they have left behind. If It reqniresgrit to leave one partner of your bosom and go

wb.it, oh ! what must it be to leave four or five?

Iron vs. Wood. England is not entirely satisfiedwith her iron and iron-cla- d ships. Of tbe formershe has lost several lately, which has induced berrfor the passenger and mercantile trade, to try anew style of marine architecture. That is, instead

iron-platin- g her ships on the outside, she nowputs the iron inside. Tbe Boadicea, a ship of thiskind, has just been launched. Her merits overtbe old style are yet to be proved, but if she servestbe purpose, there will be a complete revolutionwrought in English ship building hereafter.

Loss of tue Steamship Pacific. Intelligencewas received by telegram at San Francisco fromSeattle, on tbe 6th inst, tbat a ship had arrivedthere having picked up a man floating on a portion

the wreck of the steamship Pacific, Capt. W.which foundered on the night of the 4th

Nov. off Cape Mendocino. There were some 200persons on board the steamer, on the passage fromVictoria to San Francisco, and it is feared tbat t

many of them were lost On the 10th the wireswere down, and no further intelleglnce had beenreceived.

The Abandoned " Jessik Scott." The ship Em-pire, Capt. Leckie, (who refused to take tbe boat'screw of tbe rti Scoll, abandonei off Cape Horn,

recen'ly reported in this paper) arrived at SanFrancisco Nov. 3d. In the daily papers of tbe 4 thappears the following memoranda from tbe logbook

of tbe Empire :" September 7tb, latitude 47 degrees south, longi-

tude 78 west, was boarded by a boat from tbe Brit-ish bark Jestit Scott of London, 156 days fromLiverpool bound to Guayaquil. She had lost hermainmast twe days before in a heavy west gale, andtbe men wished to be taken off. The captain had nohesitation in doing so, but requested the demand tobe cut in writing, which tbe chief mate refused.There was a bark in sight to leeward, and they madefor her. Probably tbe whole crew left ber."

AiJkHAMA Claims in HoNoi.ri.r. We learn thatCole of San Francisco has undertaken

present before the proper tribunal in Washing- -

ton the claims of tbo?e seamen who suffered fromthe depredation of the Confederate cruisers Ala--1

i t ; tk .;nUi -

Renting such claims having elapsed it ia proposedobtain authority from Congress to further extendin order to allow claims to be presented for sea-

men who by absence or ignorance of tbe ruleswere not able to get their claims in earlier. Mr-A- .

S. Ilartwell of this city has been requested byMr. Cole to examine and prepare claims of personsresiding at these inlands, regardless of their race

nationality It is believed that many Hawaiianare entitled to Indemnity for such lose.

Accuc5T at Ulctalaki a. Vie rrjut to lraCiAi Mr. CbarUa Male ux--t aaitU a i acfiJaaton tb lTtli ict. II w lbrv.il n frcta Lia bvrte Sa

frc tit cf to ci Uu, anJ the bal at thebra wtg.an wtot oter u: araj. cruiaio tbe o. r--e

Noti TwrNrr-L,i.;itT- the anniversary uthe recognition t f Hawaiian InJeretj-leuc- ty GreatBritain and France, will be our next hHilay. On;that day will cctro off tie sail-tv- tt race, which was

rxerpcued last Tuesday for watt of win J. There willaleo I a whalehvat race f.r the losing boats cf Tues-

day, aad sucb others as may enter, Lt hum tbeentrance fee will be two dollars IMses will be an-

nounced hereafter.

CcLcxrtAL PbxsoXXo jr. Tomorrow (.Sanday)evenicg, the Tlacets Saturn aoJ Mars wl'l be iaconjunction, and will be only 12, or a fifth of adegree apart. 5ucb apparent cloee prvximiiy be-

tween two planets ia But ou&rnou, aud is an interest.iag aiglU, as they are jast past the tuer idiaa ia theearly evening. Oar atmosphere has been peculiarlyclear for several days pf, and the stars at nightshine with great brilliancy.

ITxFaorokED A.u-lt-. VeterJay ia the FwliceCourt, one Timothy Martiu, a ho holds the poaitioaof first officer on board tbe whaleship CoraeiaHoteland, was fiued tbe iusiguificant sum of tea dot

i

lars aaJ costs, for brutally assaulting a native onboard that ship, lying alongside the Esplanade, oothe King's birthday, ft appeared that the native inquestion, with others, natives and foreigners, was ooboard the ship, quietly sitting duwa and looking atthe regatta, when Martin, in the mcst unceremoniousmanner attacked and kicked him savagely in tberibs. Apparently to tin surprise of the valiant mate.the native resented this treatment, aad a number ofhis countrymen taking it up on his bthalf, for a fewmoments there was a prospect that the bully wouldhave been severely punished. Fortunately for thepublic peace, some forcigu residenta succeeded iopacifying the enraged people, and tbe case went tocourt. Had the man in question been a foreigner,would Mister mate have thus kicked him ? Not atall; and his action tells ail we desire to know aboutthe man's cowardly instinots. It is to be hoped thatthe Government will see that no natives sre shippedon the Cvrutliut JlouUnd so long as Timothy Martinis first officer (or any other effioer) of that ship.

i" The Sixteenth of November.

f 1 I a I ' 1 II' 1iutwi iti9i, wuica WAS mi aUitjrpfj m tuirij- -

ninth birthday, was an exceptionally beautiful day afor even this proverbially delightful climate, and theentire population appeared to have turned out toenjoy tbe holiday. Royal salutes were fired at sun-

rise, noon and sunset, from the battery on Punoh- -bowl, and at an early hour every flagstaff in tbecity and the shipping was decorated with bunting.At 10 o'clock, the representatives of foieign coun-tries residing here, and the various consuls, calledat the Palace to congratulate Mis Majesty, who wasattended by II. R. II. Prince Leleioboku, the CabinetMinisters, and members of His Staff. From 11 to12, government official and citizens generally werepresented.

Before the reception, a handsome silk flag, thework of several Honolulu ladies, was presented tothe volunteer corps known as "The Prince's Own,"of which His Majesty is Captain, by the PrincessLydia Kamakaeha Domini. The flag was receivedby Adjutant John E. Bush, tbe Priooe making thefollowing address on behalf of his sister :

"OrriCEBs or the 'Pbikce's Own:' Thisbeautiful banner, the flag of our country, has beenplaced in my hand to present to you as a standardfor your company, The Prince's Own.' Sacredlyand vigilantly guard it. In time of peace, preserveits honor unsullied; and if the publio tranquilityshould be disturbed if war, should assail our gov-ernment, and the ' Prince's Own ' be called uponto stand for the King and tbe law, may this flaginspire you with true courage and determinationnever to surrender it to an enemy."

After the reception of visiitrs was over, tit troopsunder arms, consisting of Company A, of the House-hold, and the Prince's Own, were marched from thePalace grounds into King street, and formed forreview. His Majesty assumed command of tbe battalion, 'which was marched and counter-marche-d

and exercised in the manual. Tbe drill was generally very creditable, considering tbe amount cf prac-tice had, especially tbe bayonet exercise, which wasa novelty to most of the spectators. At the close ofthe review, general orders of the day were read, inwhich tbe men were reminded tbat as soldiers il wastheir duty to conduct themselves with decorum, andwith a proper regard for tbe public peace and quie-

tude.At 2 ps Ji', the esplanade was crowded with people

on foot, on horseback and in carriages, while manygathered on the decks or perched In the rigging ofships alongside the docks, to witness tbe sports ofthe day the boat and canoe races. For these considerable preparation Lad been made, and the resultwas a fnll afternoon's enjoyment by about ever-ybodyexcept perhaps those who bad entered for thesail-bo- at race, which was necessarily Abandoned forthe want of a breeze. Tbe following were tbe races

1. Canoe race, two entries; won by I'anui, prize12-5- .

' 2. Amateur boat race. 2 oar and coxa vain; tourentries; first prize of $25, won by Wilson end BentI second prize of $10 by Dole end Wundenberg.

3. Canoe race, two entries; prize of $15 won byKeiki. v

4. Shore boats, two oars and coxswain; five entries. First prize of $20 won by Honolulu,"second of $15 by " Pensacola."

. Five-oare- d boats; four entries. First prize$25, won by " Honolulu," second $15, by Carrythe News."

G. Swimming race for men; and same for boy.These were productive of a good deal of fun Theprizes in tbe former were 910 and $7, in tbe latter, the$7, $5, and $3. of

7. Whaleboat race, seven entries. First prize,$25, won by OnwsrJ," second, $15, by At oflantic." by

8. Another Whaleboat race, two entries. ' Tbe beprize of $30 was won by " Queen Victoria," mannedby a crew from IL B. M. 8. Ptterel.

Tbe closing sport of the day was tbe climbing of a baagreased pole extending over tbe water, tbe frequenttumbles into which of the sspirants for the prize, theerected a vast deal of amusement. toi ri.- - . ..ti:. i ..i.. . 1 1 : . :, .. . n

theCaptains Newell and Thompson of tbe ships Syrenand Gatherer, who placed thetr vessels at tbe dis-

posal of visitors, well fitted with awnings and chairs offor ladies. The band was stationed on the forecastle

f the former ship, and in tbe cabin of tbe latterA lunch was provided by tbe regatta committee. Mr.

. Cruise of the "Taicarora."The U. S S. Tutcarora, Commander J. N. Miller,

sailed from Sao Francisco November 4, for FJonololuen route for a cruie to take soundings in tbe SouthPacific Ocean, with a view to the laying of a tele-

graphthe

cable. She will be due here during the comingweek, and ber cruise it is expected will oocopy aboutfour months From the Jilta we copy Ibe followingextract from orders ieeued to the cotuuiao'lcr of tbe7ttcarora ? not

be" You will proceed to OAee toward tbe FbenixIslands (about 1700 nautical miles), making sound-ings at tbe usual distances apart, and whenever tbe

tobottom requires it, each additional soundings as maybe necessary. You will nnke eucb examinations ofthe Pbenix Islands and those adjacent as may seem

advantageous for landing a marine cable. Thence youwill proceed to Birouna (Western Feejees) or some

other convenient island of that group (about 1,100nautical miles), sounding as before. You will takeup the line of soundiDgs from the Western,. Feejeeato Brisbane (about 1.500 nautical miles), passing aclose to the southeast end of New Caledonia as m

be proper. Tbence proceed to 8ydney. IrosFydnV'.toyoa will proceed towards North Csre, New .Mi'snfi!making such undings as you may think adrtageous en routeFeejee Islands, making soundings with a view tolaying a telegraph! cable between these points."

FOREIGN NEWS.Per Steamshipi Xfficgregor and Coiima.

LoMtox. Oct. 2s A pcclal from LVrlla eayei IIIs now settled tbat Trine Frederick William willcertainly go to the CentrwaUl Exhibition. It Isalso stated that his rldrat son wilt aceetnpaoy aim17 A. si A special from IVtlla : A eonnetl

o physicians, acting la behalf rl tee SupremeCe art have dor la red Connl Von Antra uaafele tebear tbe long imarlaocroeat ta wrwa te its Veensentenced.

I'.c bijv. Oct. IS lUnperor William was abaeetat the pec.lmj rf Urn Oerajae retUaeuattt on MrCouet ot indltpOftltlon. His speoca wa read hyHerr Dels ruck. Minister of .flat. Ills MajMryaye, eo far as btvnan Jodgtaenl tea dlweerB. pearw

U more asored now than at any time during thetwenty years preceding tbe reconstruction of theFmptre. I i

London, Nov. I. 5.30 a. m Nwa has Weeareceived &t the Brit la h eir-edltlo- n to punt a

Irate veaael on tbe Conao River for tbe murder ttt:ngllb sailor. The entire aqnadroa oa the wtrot of Airie waa eagageA. a eenl beats mptbe river. Many vltlafes wera oWlroyed a4 m

large number of natives killed. TV Brill lostone killed aod all weandod.

LoMtow. Nov. 1 A specUi froca Moatar to theTime report that tbe members of the ConsularCommission for the settlement of the troubles InIlerregovlna are unanimous in their decision tbatthe Port is Incapable of oarllvtng the r.oatry.Foreign Intervention I believed to be lrllaerable.

A letter to lb 7mm from Berlin atair as aresult J the eoaferenrea la Vleaaa. U warshave determined to ask Turkey whether abe hasany guarantees to firer lar the, luVnUraeet o4 hafoften broken promise ef reform. . .--r '

I'Knamu. Nov. A BrltUh-- r ideas bee Wee

murdered on Malavan territory, and troops havebeen aent there to panlah the murderers.

WaaarxuroN, Nev. T rcee4inf iTthThird District Court of dab. ordering the Imprta- -

onment of Brigtum Young on til f i.floo be paid byhim to Ilisa voting, nave bm brought to thrattention of tbe Attorney General, and will hemade the subject of Cabinet consideration, with aview of determining the exact atatea of tbe ra.'The quaallon presented Is whether tbe arrrat ofBrigbara Young could 1ms made C the groundaclaimed by tbe woman, for the reason that bermarriage with Yonng waa illegal, being contraryto tbe law of tbe I'nited States, and tbat abe can-not take advantage of her own wrong, . ( t

Vuva. Nov. 4. Tbe N'euftee Prt, ot tblacity, stale that the llertegovlnlan insurgents re-cently received a thousand breeeb-loadln- g rUeafrom Montenegro. The Way woods, or mtllterycommanders of Boenta and Ueraegovlaa bava eo.voked an Assembly for the purpose of proclaiming

National Government. .

N w Yoke. Nov. 4. Tbe London Morning Potof October 2Sd, has alterllo clptch oftba XM,saying : The depreaston of trade Is felt eo keetily '

by the industrial clause that tbe (Jovernment baebeen requeeied as a meant if preventing eccte

to resort to a measare succeMfuli v adoptedin tbe last two wars, nnmely. the ralablUbment of .

loan batik. Tbe (Jovernment baa not a yetshown much Inclination ta aoced to tbe. request.Serious dlatreas Is anticipated among the Industrialand working claaaea during the coming wlntar, andapprehensions are also entertained of a crisis In i

financial circles. 'Vfhsaiijts. Nov. A. Tbe Duke D'AudifTret Pas-quie- r

was to-da- y elected President of the Assemblyby a combination of the Left with portion of theRight. This Is regarded as a demonstration againstthe BonaparliM.

Nrw Your, Nov. C At Creed moor to-da- theshootlog for Crouch's bull'e-ev- e badge was finally;won by Leonard Oelrer. oi 11 u 8 Hon, N. Y., hehaving won It twice before. Tbla badge was pre-sented to tbe Amateur Rifle Club by Air. (aeorreCrouch. (Jelger's score to-d-ay was J79 out of apossible 225. P. Hyde cam second, wilb a scoreof 17C. Each made 22 bull's eyes. ..

But mmf.i. Nor. 6. Tbe Lt V(ri of Ibis rlty,publiHhea tbe following! Date Reserve Ragtiaa.November 6lb. Greatest Indignation la manifestedby Musselmen toward Christians at IferrrgovloaSecret meetings are being held to the Moaqnea,ana in hicn preparauoos are making Tor A gen-eral masMcre of Christians Master Itennn andother localities. ' 'The secrets are 'unknown toServla Pacha.

CoxrfTNTiKon.E, Nov. 7.--T- be irulli if tie d'eapatch from Unguaa, published In L'Srd, of Urns-mIs-

,

yesterday, representing that tbe afuaaelmen lajjerrtegovina wer.i exaaneraled afainst ana preparing fo massacre the. C'l'MMiaov 11 tlcJuUf ,leoied. ';. - Vf a 1 ( . W - w

Bkooki.tk, Nov. C Since Mrs. Moullon's writtencharges against Beecher bare been referred to theExamining Commission of Plymouth Church, to beacted on as Ibe Commission see til, there baa arisen --

considerable speculation among Beecber's congre-gation, and tbe general opinion Is strengthening-- "

tbat tbe whole scandal wUI be revived. It wit) be tseveral wor ks before Ibe ComaiUslon uegfyat itwork of Investigation. It la learned that they haveWen directed to review all the evidence In thecase, both tbat which was presented in Court andtbat which was excluded. This labor will certainlyInvolve considerable time, and It may be manymonth, therefore, befoM aeytblng like a report Isreached.

Nkw Yoka, Nov. 7 Tbe latest mall ad v leesfrom England contain gloomy reports of tbe recentfloods In tbe midland couuUe Al Nottinghamthirteen persons were drowned, more than flOOO ,bouses were Inundated aod fifty factories stopped. iNear Oxford tb railway lines were all inundatedwith water, and tbe village of BatUrny was. en-tirely flooded. At Burion-on-Tre- six personawere drowned, aod at Derby tbe water le still. .several feet deep ia ibe streets. Above Gainer-- . 1

borough fbe Trent has burst lis banks, and all thesurrounding country is flooded. The lose of property Is enormous. Tbe main line cf tbe Manches-ter, Sheffield aod Lincolnshire Railroad Is washedaway, and all traffic wa stopped for a time.

Bkhmn, Nov. 8. --Tbe Emperor, on receiving thePresident and vice-Preside- of the Parliament to-day, laid stress on tbe eminently peaoetnl eepeetol , taffairs there. Tbougb the Iloaalo difllttullj wal. tstill unsolved, be expressed himself as perfectlyconfident of a peaceful settlement of that question.

Tbe leaders of tbe Ultramontane parly bare pub'lished a notice declaring tbat r.o authority baabeen to negotiate for aetLlement of theEcclesiastical question . . . i i ..

f jOndon, Nov. 8. Letters hare just baen received '

from Henry M. Stanley, which are exceedingly In- - "

terestlng. Tbey are dated at LTlagalla, In Ugunda,and give elaborate and picturesque accounts of

continuation and conciualon of bis examinationthe shores of Victoria Nyansa., They confirm

Speke's views, that the great lake Is one large bodywater, and not a scries of small lakes, as heldDr. LIvlngstone.A Stanley's observations and

reports on this point Aof African geography are ta .

made the subject of dlscusaioa before the llojalGeographical Society on tba 15th Instant. .

Lovno.v. Nov. S. It Is rumored here tbat a snlltoccurred In the alliance formed between Aus-

tria, KuMia and Germany regard! eg tbe Ileraegovinian trouble. Austria threat us to occupy

territory of Herzegovina, and Russia threatenskeep posaeaslon of tbe Daoublan Principalities.

Should this happen, England will eelxo Kgypt andIsland of Crete.

LoMtOK, Nov. 9. The Lord Mayor gave a grand Vbanquet to-nig- which eras attended by members

the Cabinet and other distinguished guests. Mr.Disraeli, In reply to tbe usual toast In boaor ofHer Majesty's Government, highly complimented

Wade on the settlement of the China difficulty,and continued: "I wish I could say tbat foreignaffairs nearer home were as satisfactory as oar re-lations with Chios. A partial revoke la Turkey baaproduced a state of things such as thereafter ba-com- es

criUcU. Tbe forbearance of the GreatTower Immediately Interested produces an fetsuch as some months ago gave us a right fo believe

disturbance would cease Immediately. Since .

then a financial catastrophe baa revived tie strug-gle, and given a oew apect to all the dream ;,.stances, it Is Impossible to deny that elrcam- - 'stances are critical, bnt I still have great confldence In the forbearance of tba Powers. I bava

merely trust, hut conviction, that means canfound to bring abonta satisfactory rewnlt can ,' '

eiMcnt with the maintenance of .Ibe peace of Ku-rrp- e.

I will not contemplate any other reault.The interests of tbe Imperial Powwe, in reference

the question, are more direct, bnt not more con-siderable than those of Great Britain. Tbe menwho have charge of our affairs are deeply con-scious of the magnitude of our interests, whichtbey ar resolved to guard and maintain." '

Mr. Disraeli, after a glowing reference to tbeIndian, domestic and Colonial affairs, concludedwith the following words i When I speak againnext year, I hop to be able to congratulate youagain upon tbe maintenance of peace, and I trust,also, on success in onr doroestlo policy, so if an

ency snould arise ana tbe sovereign be called.o show her power and force, she wouM be able "

appeat to a contented and confiding people ' ' " jLonpox, Nov. 9. The Colonial office published

dettpatchen announcing that tbe British realdenoe,vara, waa , v

Can tain lanes waakilled la an um.ucci'lul attack on a nelglwotlnatockade,

GO TO THE FOUNTAIN SALOON,FORT STREET,

R. C. KIBBT, - PROPRIETOR.

JTey Y V BOARD, t5.00 PERi WEKK. MEALS AT ALL HOCK?, fromVjaT"" 'clock a. M. to 6 r. u. Bands ys close itlKuHE CE1, ICED SOD1, GIVCF.R POP, ac

aa.1 til cod things that lb Markrt furnishes. In srasnn.aoT

itiilk! hiuk! .nik.K !FROM THE

WELL KNOWN PUUNUI DAIRY !

TUB I'NOKRIIGKED HAVINGreh4 lb well known herd at NT I TeTI ICOWH from Mr. J. R.cbardn, and a'. totavlBf leased tbt Land known as tba

FirLTNUI MILK RANCH !He la prepared to furnish to customers

PfEE FRESH MILK, QCaXTITIES TO SI IT !

AT

BIJC Ooutfl por QTJA.TIT,ITTL MEASURE GUARANTEED,

Drilverea la the BIrala and Iftrraaoa !

K7 To atrre easterners. Bach mm Hotel a&d Rrstaaraot ktrarrm. 8bip or War, --, ha will tuaka Special Cooirac-u.a- t

LOW PRICES.Orders fiTTO to Jaaa, who baa charge of the Milk Van, or

ten a law i MfiDiuow i tiocei, will be promptly atlendrd toAau.su, Proprietor.

0oi wi

1875.S0r.1ET.IL3G NEW

SAVE YOUR MONEY.rnHE UNUKHSIUNED II AS ON HAND

AMU rUK BALK

C. B. MRM BfiLLIBS !

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Lb. Kill..Full weight, thoroughly packed, warranted to keepweet and good. PRICES FAR BELOW ANY- -

TIILNU Or THE KIND IN THE CITV.

A LSO

BBIS. fflllBIA RIVER SALMON !

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ALSO. A FEW BARRELS.

C. R. SALMON 'BACKS !

Km, I Extra, Seaaaa 1875,

Tvra Haalred Paautla Each al ftfKOO.

ALSO

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Na. I, 200 LIm. rarb. SraMa I ST4.nlthe Law-- Price af 9.

QT Buyers are respectfn'ly requested to call and

examine (or tbemaelTea. JF1

27 Order, foam the Trade, City, ao.1 Iilandi generallyreaprctfully solicited and prawptly flUrtT

E. C. r.VCANDLESS,FISH MARKET, STALLS 2 A, 3. jy 31

SOMETHING

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A THING OP BEAUTY. IT IS SAID. ISm Joy forever, and if fltoesa ia the essential idea, of

braaly, aa we maintain it la, Ute S(ftlu MAt-utr- ;

wiib one of the

PfflUT WATER WEBBL

ATTACHMENTS !

la ooe af tb most beautiful thiors in the world; nothingiu the whole raoa-- e of modern ioveatioo r, better adaptedto relieve human drudgery or Otter for the purposes intended.

Tba Uaralai are Saerlal Ageait far

THE "OBESTIG"WHICH 13 TDK

BEST SEWING MACHINE IN USE!AO POINTS OP SUPERIORITY X

T For Particular see Circulars.

WE ARK PREPARED TO FURNISH THE

PATENT ATTACHMENT!ta aay of the machines now in use, which will run them perfectly without tta leaat exertion on the part of the operator. TheseWheels are nade here at the BRASS FOUNDRY, aresuperior to those imported, and sold for less money.

BIT OSE AXD YOr WILL BE COWIMED!

;t U a well known fact thai the ill health of thousands orwomen d (iris, caa ba traced to the exertion required toran Sewing Machines by foot power. A word to the wise issufficient.

96 DILLINGHAM A. CO.

A FEW BASKETSOP THE CELEBRATED

Piper HcidsiccliCHAOTPAGIITB,

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SHIP CHANDLERY !

SHIP GROCERIES,

WHALE BOATS,

. BOAT STOCK,

FLOUR AND BREAD,

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iVgouts forBrand's Bomb Lances,

Perry Davis Painkiller, .

Punloa Salt Works--

034

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Cedar Boat Boards I

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PER

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Iron Ilubb Wheelbarrows,

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Rubber Packing,Fence Wire, Nos. 5 & 6

Rubber IIe Hone, 1) inch. Brass Wire Selves,Cedar Boat Board, Best Caustic 8oda,

Cases Downer's Kerosene Oil, Pine Shooksau!4

Columbia River Salmon !

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Knowles' Patent Steam Pumps

C Brewer & Co.,SOLE A (.IMS FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,

WILL

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for any of the pumps of this make to be forwardedoveriaud If necessary,

UOILER FEED PUMPS.SVRI P PUMPS,

DISTILLERY PUMPS,"

VACUUM PUMPS,Pnmps for Hot or Cold Water, Salt Water

Pumps.I'rteea and other iiifcirniatioo given byaul4 C. BREWER A CO., Agents.

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LOW RATES FOR CASH I

. and on Liberal Terms for Approved

Credit.

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Scantling,Boards, Battens,

Pickets and Laths.

REDWOODTimber,

Scantling,Boards, Battens,

- Pickets, Lattice,Posts, sawed and rough

Surfaced Boards and Plank,Rustic Siding, Clapboards,Moulding, &c.

Eastern Clear White Pine!1 In. 11 in. 1J in. and 2 in.

EASTERN DOORS Raised, Panel,1 wo. 2 mo. and Saab.

Eastern UDpaiutcJ Blinds,tastern uiazea casn.

CALIFORNIA DOORS Raised, Panel, 1 mo.

2 mo. and Sash.

California Tainted Blinds. Cala. Glazed Sash.

Hubbuck's Zinc and Lead !

Scotch Zinc and Lead. -PAINTS AND PAINT OIL !

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alho

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THE PACIFICCommercial JUbcrttscr.

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20.Self-Acti- ng Ship Ventilator. -

A pinirle apraratue, which can be fitted onboard ship to act automatical! j, and ecrre aa aventilator, a leg alarm, acd a bilge pomp, is nowbeing exhibited at Lloyd's, and deserves to bebrought t:o the notice of shipowners and ship-builders. The machine, which we have had anopportunity of carefully examining, was intro-duced into this country some time ago, and sub-mitted to the most crucial tests. The invention,which is patented by Mr. Thiers, of New Or-leans, consists of two small cylinders, placed oneither side of a ship and connected bva pipe. The cylinders are partly filled withwater, and, as the vessel roll, the water rushesfrom the elevated to the depressed side of theship, from one cylinder to the other, and, bycreating a vacuum, draws up the foul air from

n decks, or out of the bold, by pipes lead-ing below. The air which is pumped up by thisself-actin- g process goes out through a dischargepipe over the side, and such is the force of itsexit that it serves to blow a fog-hor- n when re-quired. Fog-hor- are used only by sailingHtiif fl ; but a powerful whittle, especially adaptedto steamship, may be applied with perfect success,and the larger the cylinder the louder the signal.A similar application of this principle frees thevesael from bilge water, and, in fact, will keepunder all ordinary leakage. The invention hasbeen applied to a large number of ships of warand merchant vessels in the United States, there-fore its merits are well known. Commander C.N. Cushman, of the WachusBct, in his report tothe Rear-Admir- al, stated that the slightest motionwould set the ventilator in operation, so as toexltaust the foul air in any part of the vessel, orkeep the fog-hor- ns in constant blast, or pump npwater if there were any in the ship. There areseveral reports to the same effect, and amongthem is a resolution from the Board of Supervis-ing Inspectors of steam vessels commending itsgeneral adoption. Admiral J. II. Strong, Light-house Inspector, in a document sent by him tothe Lighthouse Board at . Washington, writes asfollows : v

44 In speaking of it as a fog-alar- m, which itbecomes by attaching a group of trumpets to theend of the pipe through which the foul air isdischarge (thus making a friend of a foe), thekeeper af the Sandy Hook Lightvessel writesmost warmly in its favor ; sends me the testimonyof pilots who have heard the ' alarm ' from a dis-tance of three miles, and gives me his own expe-rience of having heard it on the pilot boat twornues to wmawara.

Bearing in mind that there ari fifty-tw- o lightvessels stationed around the coasts of the UnitedKingdom, and regarding the importance of marking their position in foggy weather, the testimonyot Admiral strong as to this particular application of the invention comes very opportunelyThe Trinity Corporation have given notice that,after the middle of this month, the fog signal onboard the South Sand Head lightvessel will be atrumpet giving a blast of five seconds durationevery two minutes, instead of a gong. The motion or that vessel would operate on a trumpet onone side and a whistle or eoreamer on the other.following up the blasts successively, and thiswould denote a regular signal if the system ofalternate trumpet ana whistle were adopted. I hecylinders are placed so as to be worked by thepitching or rolling of the vessel, and there is always a sufficient movement of the water to setthese machines in motion. It is said that abarrel rolled across the deck of a ship at NewYork, by way of experiment, drew np the airthrougn the ventilator, and blew the born. TheOsborne yacht, set apart for II. It. II. the Princeof Wales, is fitted with the apparatus, and thesound emitted is loud and clear. When theOsborne was up the Mediterranean her fog-hor- ns

could be distinguished from all other soundsOne of the Peninsular and Oriental

.Company's

l i l i i i i " i t i rr i iBinpa hub juei ii uu tuis vuutJiaior iuuieu, it will,therefore, be tested in a few days in the Red Seaand Indian Ocean, where the heat between decksiB excessive and the ventilation not always perfect, or even tolerable. The constant action ofsuch a pump. as we have described would drawup all the impure mepbitic vapour from thebilges ana under decks, ana pure air from thewindsails, or ventilating funnels, must fill up thevacuum created. The noxious effluvia generatedin a ship's hold by the impurities which findtheir way there during a voyage, are too wellknow to require notice ; but if those poisonousgases can be pumped up as quickly as they areformed of which there Beems to be no doubtthis ventilating process must tend to conserve thehealth of both passengers and crews. Medicalevidence has been tendered in favor of thismethod of keeping the air uncontaminated ; butwe need not quote it. It is sufficient to learnthat an automatic machine, occupying but verylittle space, will pump up noxious air and bilgewater. This foul air pump will, we have nodoubt, prove valuable in the preservation of per-ishable cargoes, and afso prevent the decay of thevessel's timber. Grain can be kept cool ; and,where the ventilator has been applied, the lowertiers offish have, it is said, turned out on dis-cbarge, in as good order as those on top. Inpetroleum or benzoline cargoes, or in gaseouscoal, it is important to carry off everything tend-ing to combustion or explosion, and this the ma-chine in question is competent to effect. Anever active air-pum- p, which docs not dependupon manual labor or mechanical power to sus-tain its action, ought to lessen the sacrifice oflife and property at sea. Mitchell's MaritimeRegister.

Attacked by Savages.

The Maryborough Chronicle (Queensland) hasthe following : The schooner Stanley reports a

fracas at Lepers Island. Two of her boats hadbeen engaged during lucsday, July Uth, tradingalong the north-we- st coast, but had not securedany recruits. About half-pas- t 4 p. m.', when theboats were about a quarter of a mile apart, butnot in sight of each other, and the vessel lyingabout a mile from shore, two islanders volun-teered for Queensland. The boat was accordinglytaken in, and the two boys came on board, accompanied by three friends, who were apparentlydesirous of 6ceing their kinsmen off. The boatwas manned by four islanders, Mr. Crank, supercargo, and Mr. Money and Dr. Archdale, passen-gers. A third boy expressed a wish to join therecruits, but the other islanders objected to hisleaving the island. In the altercation whichensued among the natives the boat was surrounded. Suddenly, at some pre-arrang- ed signal.an attack was made on the men in the boat.Messrs. Money, Archdale, and the boat's crewwere thrown down. Mr. Crank dodged the blowof a tomahawk aimed at his head, and receivedthe blow on his ehouldcr. It, however, inflictedno greater injury than a severe bruise. Withadmirable presence of mind he used his fists togood advantage, knocking the two newly-acquir- ed

recruits trom the noat into the water, their threefriends taking a 11 header " after them. By thistime one ot the boat s crew who had been knockeddown and his thumb cut off in the struggle,regained his feet, and, raising his musket, shotone of the natives. Messrs. Crank, Money, andArchdale also managed to get their revolvers, andfired upon the savages. In the momentary panicwhich ensued, Messrs. Crank and Money pulledfor the schooner, Dr. Archdale standing in thestern and keeping the enemy at bay with hisrevolver, lhe boat was, however, followed bySights of arrows, and on coming alongside, over adozen were found in the bottom, and severalsticking in the sides. It is" believed that twonatives were killed, and others wounded. Ofthose in the boat, Mr. Crank received an arrow- -wound in the hand. One of the boat's crew wastomahawked on both hands, and had bis thumbcat completely off ; another was tomahawked onthe head, the skull being slightly penetrated. APutuna man was injured in the head, and aTanna man had a large bone-head- ed arrow drivenright through the flesh part of his arm. Fortu-nately, the schooner carried a medical man, andto the remedies promptly applied, most of thewounded men probably owe their lives. Thereis a great deal of sickness at the islands just now,mostly dysentery and measles, and the beliefnot an unreasonable one is said to have gainedground amongst the islanders, that these diseaseshave been introduced among them by white men."

The Japanese are shipping bricks to Californiaand seling them cheaper than these made in thatState, notwithstanding there is an ad wilorem dutyof twenty per cent, ou them. The Japanese brickis 4 inches long, 4 inches wide, and 2 inchestb'ufc. -

Charles Francis Adams h writtt-- n to aJrit-u- d in replr t-- Ukc Jt2-!- i u hi- - nuif ..rrr-fidn- t in which h- - d-- n--- t b..uu!y declineto hvt? it U!-- d. hul .y that bit - notliinjr thatpromises bprj results In a short tiarw Iroin bU callInto pa' lie life and that b? has fu?l employment,in bis ti-- t- rical writings.

Th various European Piwn furnish iutotal of nearly t 000 LVputV. dividt-- d

into twenty AasmblU-e- . Franc has 750; Knjr-Un-

656 ; Italy. 503: Sweden. 433 ; Prussia. 432 ;the German empire. 397 ; AoitrU, 353; Hungary.351 ; Spain. 336 ; Belgium. 120, Ac. " Six thonJmembers of parliament!" x claim tb Flyiro ;

happily they are not all pakTr'A St. Louis letter sy : " I ventured to suggest

to a widow a few weeks ago. as we stood by thedeceased Nicodemos. that I thought the amount ofcolcbicum he had taken for the gout bad been theremoving cause. ' Don't mention it,' sobbed thewidow ; It may be so, bat those ce

men snatch at anything to get oat of paying theirpremiums. They might make it cut suicide, and Iwouldn't get a penny.' "

A subscription has been started to erect a statueof Mr. PlimsolJ in some prominent place near thedocks in London. The managing committee coo-sif- ts

chiefly of workmen employed by large ship-ping and manufacturing firms at the- - East End.

The annual report of the Postmaster General ofJapan, the Hon. 11. Mayesima. has been sent us.It is hardly necessary to say that it is not in Japan-ese, being printed in English. It makes a pamph-let of ten pages, and shows the department to bein a heattby financial condition. Stamps on en-

velopes, newspaper wrappers and postal cards arein use. and last year the postal revenues were 352,-24- 4

89 yen. This ia an increase of 56 r cent,over the previous year, a fact which is attja ou tableto increased mail facilities. There was some steal-ing, but to no great amount, and one man who badstolen 27 yen actually made a voluntary confessionand restored the money. The document is wellwritten, thoroughly business like, and a gratifyingexhibition of the rapid advancement in civiliza-tion which has taken place la the island empirewithin a few years past.

PUBLIC ARE HEREBYTM1E that JOSEPH DCCHALSKT has so authority tosell any Leather or material made at tbe KALAUAO TANNKHY, nor to Incur any axpaoditore on aocoont of tbe aameexcept through tbe undersigDeJ.

i. I. DOWSETT.UooolBla, March 17, 1873. 069

COLD.SILVER

AND WHITE

ALSO. A SMALL INVOICE OF

FINE BUTTON and CONGRESS

GOITERSJUST RECEIVED

ror C5 -- r xx xc j xvr 33 si :

AT THE- - , .. . ,V

PHILADELPHIA BOOT & SHOE STORE.

Corner of Far! a ad Mercaaal Sib.

e25 IRA RICHARDSON.

The LADIES of tbe HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

TO KNOW

THAT THE U N P E RSI G VE O HAS

JUST RECEIVED!.. r--

PER " LEGAL TENDER

--A.n Elegant Xiine of ,

LADIES' .CHILDRESS' SHOE WARE

OP ALL KINDS.

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. . . cannot he excelled.

The Children's WareIRE SOMETIHSG FXEGIST.

THESE GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

ALSO-- Jl ST TO HAND

LADIES' WHITE KID SLIPPERS.

Ladies you are respectfully invited to ex-

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Every pair plainly marked.

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For 75 Cts., full postage prepaidAdilresHi

H. M. WHITNEY, Honolulu. .

WHITE A BAUKK, San Francisco.e!8 3m GORDON at OOTCH. Sydney, N. S W.

J. S. CURNEY.COMITIO, TOSlCfO 1D BILLI1RD 1UH

JSo. ! Nuaaoa ttm-rt- , 4 brio &.Dater in 'oms ontl frtnrral ! uititlt

of the Pi&c.tracT Casotaa, Cicaas. Toi.ccft, Lm ie a Warsa

9. i tL.ir is

H. HACKFELD & CO.,EXPECT TO RECEIVE PER

GERMAN BARK CEDER.

SHORTLY DUE FROM RRK.MKS.

A WELL SELECTED CARGO

OF

EGllSII,CER5!AORE.lli GOODS

Ctt4stUc Part ( the Fallow lag

A Full Asortniut rf IViuts. all stylf newand durable pattern.

White CotluQ HurrwcL'a While lng Cloth,A. H. and B.

liiown aud Blue Cutton Drill, Brown Cotton,

fcliie Cotton. Hravy IVnlma. lliokory Stripe",

lid Ticking, Turkey Red Cotton.

Blue Flanuels, White Linen, asaoi ted widthsand qualities.

Water proof Cloth, White .Vuleakia,

Fine French Merinos, Reps, Buckxkins,

Fine Cauimeres, Black and Bine Broadcloths,

Mosquito Netting,

Linen and Cotton Sewiug Thread.

Albambra Bedquilts,

A Splendid Assortment of ClothingFancy Flannel Shirts,

Denim Jumpers and Overalls,

Fine Merino Undershirts,

Merino Socks,

Cotton Socks and Stockings,

Silk, Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs,

Heavy Blankets.

Fine Silk Umbrella.Linen Sheeting.

Assorted Burlap and Woolpack, Sail Twine,

Imperial Navy Hemp Canvaa, No. 00 Ut 6,

Hair and Cloth Brushes, trom J. OkbuHI X Co

Fancy Soap and Hair Oil,

Shawls, Poncho, Plaids, Needlework,

Imitation Jewelry,

Lockets, Rings, Chain. Ornaments,

P. & P. Knives, Sciaaors.

Corkscrews, Tinned Spurs. Axes,

French Calfskins,

Wrapping and Priming Paper,

' A VERY FULL ASSORTMENT OF.

GERMAN, ENGLISH & FRENCH

Stearin Candles, Ultramarine Blue,

Kpsoni Salts, Castor Oil,

Fence Wire, No. 4, 5 and C,

(jalvanifted Iron Pipe, i and inch,

Hoop Iron, . . 1 aud inch, Rivets,

Paint and Oil, White Zinc, White Lead, ?.,

Caustic Soda and Palm Oil,

Hide Poison, Market Baskets,

Broom, Caks and Barrels,

Caaks Blacksmiths' Coal,

300 Tons Best Steam Coal.

Also a few Muic Boies Sl Regulator Clocks,

A Fine Assortment of Havana Cigars,

EngliHh and German Ale,

- Bavarian Beer, in qts. and pts.

Champagne, Ruinart pere and El, qt. Jt pts.

Champagne, Heidsieck A Co., qts. and pts.

Champagne, Thoreau, qt. and pta.

"Sparkling Hock,

Rhine Winest Claret,

Gin, in green boxes,.

Samples now Open at our Office, and Sales made

to Arrive,

p& Orders from Other Island Filled.

H. HACKFELD & CO.Have Just Received

PER

HAVV'N BARK R. C. WYLIEFROM LONDON.

THE FOLLOWING GOODSWHICH THEY OFFER FOE SiLE.

IIUBBl'CK'S PAINT OIL,QROCER1ESWhite Zinc. White Lead,

Venetian Red, Yellow Ochre,

Caustic Soda, C. C. Tin Plate, Sheet Lead,

Sauce Pans, Tea Kettles, Sheet Zinc,

Galvanized Tub. Fence Wires,

HeGned Iron, White Bros., Portland Cement,

Gunny Bags, Burlap Bags,

Printing Paper, Petroleum Barrels.

New Oil Shooks,

Vienna Furniture,

Boulflleaii & Cos., Brandy, in glasa, ona tofuur diaiuutid,

Boutelleau A Cos.. Brandy in Canks,

Gin in Caes,Norwegian Ale,Cordage.Window Gla. Ac, Ae., Jtc.

ae25

FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD ! !

flROM EAST M API. FORSALEBVBio BULLAS A CO.

FINE MANILA CIGARS,NEW INVOICE OF VERY SUPERIORA Quality, pot op in boxes of 200 each. Jaat received

direct from Manilla. For Bale byo30 B0LLE8 a CO.

CALIFORNIA OAT HAY,ECEIVED PER D. T. MURRAY A NPR M4RT BELI E ROBERTS For Bale by

o30 . BOLLSe A CO

FjATKST

Kx Vfiitco Ic amxi, )iiy of .llcJhoiiriitvmiirray, xiiitl Syrnt, hy

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. Cheap I'aMeaeM O nrwi. fcharM t.. tleraibs A A II ana I4aa TaMOTfeH Crtlu,aaanrtavot of W arrw. all at4 ottf aiwl l bin- -, frrji anJ $i4n. ,

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MARSEILLES VESTING. I.IE A r TI l UHUW N .lEft .

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A Few Pioeta Una. a. t aJ It al-- l lIKi-a- ) ORAM KIIm laHltllkar, Khhk iitM fw.AS Uan Kaata. Java Ce. Moaatu. Hla. laH A II M K tll.K I.AMA LACE

A W 1J. Table ttaaia.k, Viltria. Vtl Harrf HLrk llair I txth, Mr ritna I. ar.A I HO f pear a Jaeksoot lWbrar4 aaaorta-- l ms. wsi.eaxwth. aaare4 siaea. aUllMlaB a a-J- CMtRkTlKaivva, a at mm of Ikrlr Wlr fUal KCMarsi IitmII. Ko ki-- a 1 m. a4 I hk tinu.4, IV.Hrata4rhirt fai'ira-- . kat aeaJttir. Faa aa4 Oa4 Ltaaa lit t.r.. Ht-- . an I rul.l.-M- . faM Harklra. l4ta,i urrr ami Maoe Cuiuba, rrrruMKa i ar. 4 c. . la H fM ' T. kr K.ik fpt, .aai"4. rtiM, Taaa: -- ii a ).tTn..ri W uk Ma !... tl.l.anx.! Tul.. U t . .'i i irM T lliar., H MUe-ae-

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Cream Tartar, Pare Caatlle aoap. ardlnr, trrnrh YU-- . Ua ttrkre, W MUo- - aaA H.tk. lW t-- 4

an4 1 locht Oi "fs 4. and Tar.s rl t ainl ft) . ura s.ias. lUrr. ulur.l aa HaraeHoe., DOWNER'S OIL DIRECT raM eeueMOil, ro4 aal- ' Alto on Hanrl, A 0neral AMOrtment of ATilUrl Implemtnti !

A FEW DOZEN WARD A PATNF.M CKLEHHATKD Sm. IIKFI MIFAH.BkT Vll'Al.lTV

TV above U maay other artklr is ad at LOWKfT at

971

FENCE WIRE ! !

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HUBBUCK'S) PURE WHITE ZINq AND LEAD. Ill Hill K'S PALEBOILED J.IXCICl OIL.

h FINE OF SHELFTURPENTINE, VARNISHES. BRUSHES. A LOT OF BUILD-

ER'S HARDWARE. A GOOD STOCK OF AO RICI'LTUR A L. IMPLEMENTS.

Will-- be Sold at PRICES 1 1'

. . By DILLINGHAM &or SO tti A IIT KIh Xirrr-I- , llaaklala.' 1

LUMBER LUMBER !

LEWER8 AND DICKSON

. AT THEIR OLD STANDON

Fort, King and Merchant Sts

HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE.

Boards, Planki and Battens.

Nor West Tongued and Grooved Boards,

Nor West Surfaced Planed Boards.

Rough and Planed Boards.

Redwood Battens Clapboards,

Redwood Tongued and Grooved Boardsa

. . , ' . "

WHITE CEDARAND

REDWOOD .

SHINGLES !

TOWS-AM- I BUMS!

Nails, Lock", Butti and Screws,

WHITE LEAD, - ZINC PAINT,

Turpentine, Chrome Green,

Paris Green, Chrome Yellow,

Red Lead, Black Paint. Varnishes,

Burnt and Raw Umber,

Venitian Red, Yellow Ochre, &c, &c.

METALLIC PAINTFOR PLANTATION tf K

4

WHITE ASH BOARDS & PLANKS,

FOR WUKELWRIOOT AND PLANTATION IfK

WHITE EASTERN PINEBOARDS AND PLANKS.

AND

ALL OTHER BMDIM MATERIALS !

LEWERS & DICKSON.V7 3bT

Blocks Oars! -FULL ASSORTMENT.-- !A For Sale by BOLLUX CO

4

Wilmington Ptch !

PER C'El LON. a if mtfRECEIVED lull) HOLLK? 4 tu

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White aova, I4 6- - i.

KEROSENE MeA!V.

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Corrugated. IStooEliiGC UEMT

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Doutsolilaiia.rgMlN BEST SMITH f'IUIH

1'in llmt lliai4ro tllu ft-- Cuai.far In, iu A saw led sUors,

L1MK .rtJIOK OOJtI3IArH!in 1 i"t- - ' f lle Olrliralril Manufafiare of Julia

Uilloo A Co., Ulaagciv,

ALHO, A IMSW OFSmith & Wellstood's Celebrated.

STOVES & RAI1CE8 !IliKlity Renoaiaiendrtt ty th' ho hare trlwf tbas. stilt

on liattil and a ill l rt,wl of at Low Rales U Kali ia f iasaa.' ... v

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FOLLOWING MACHINERY I

ONE M UAR MIL!., COMPLETES'I II H EE WENTO.VM CENTHIFUOAL

MAC IIINENIFIVEIHTEAM f'LA RIFICKH.400

mud ftOII UALIONM.

D R V tJOODSIOF

VArlouM 33eMorltloutPER BARK D. C. MURRAY.

LI (I UO RS !

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' Caars h l N M. h W bi.key, Oaaes fcat liullaad Uia,Ka.kria Hrst M'Hlaixl Oiu, stone juff'tCaars brat Old Taw Uio. t aars Aawirtr4 Clarela,

BENT AMERICAN WIIIIKIKIIOccileti(al, llrrntilafe a4 0. t. C. .

DEMI.KMIN AJOIIOJm.Caara Brat PaV Merry, Cava Brat OIJ Purl,Uuarter rk llriinrsay's Pale Brandy,Quarter Ca.ka I'ale 4lM-rry- ,

gaarw Caks Irl.b H aiakrf,WuarU-- C aki Jani a Horn,

McEWAN'S INDIA PALE ALE,Pints aoj Quarts.

rtlorxl, Wolfe A Co. s Ir.diA Pale ale, plali aad uutrUihaa A Co 'a ludia Pale Air, inU and quarts)Orange Hitler,, al

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9EWAN' XXX Ttiwl KTOKEH'uv,')ill I'lMH AND Ut A fPart Wr. la t rr. kbfrrj Ulif, It I . tt.

OF fl PCRIOR QD A LIT V. ' ..?4

F. T. LENEIIA V As CO.

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